The Times

Thursday, February 9, 1961, page 76 (of 80)

← Earlier issue Later issue → Download this page

The page

You can also pinch or scroll to zoom, and drag to move around.

The text of this pageRead by computer from the scan, so some words may be wrong. The page picture is the original.

South Dade Business Review

FOR INFORMATION ON THIS SECTION CALL HI 8-1661

BIRTHS AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL

Jan. 20 ARDO, Myriam and Diego, boy; 8340 NE 55th St. HINEMANN, Mary and William, boy; 5251 SW 89th Pl. ENJAMIN, Faye and Carl, boy; 10 SW 55th Ter. ANGER, Barbara and Francis, boy; 21 SW 50th St. ILL, Mayzel and John, boy; 6865 SW 26th Ter. Jan. 21 ARRILL, Betty and Phillip, girl; P. O. Box 248, Goulds Jan. 22 EKLAVON, Patricia and William, boy; 7058 SW 22nd St. ALTST, Emily and Leslie, girl; 108 SW 142nd St. ALNATI, Catherine and Adolfo, boy; 5236 SW 63rd Ter. ENTINO, Alberta and Robert, boy; 50 SW 76th Ave. AY, Marion and Donald, boy; 8460 SW 185th St. Jan. 23 CRUSE, Barbara and Edward, boy; 48 SW 102nd Ct. ILTON, Foy and Charles (twins), girl & boy; 12401 SW 68th St. ARRETT, Barbara and Donald, boy; 777 Curtiss Parkway ONGOY, Marie and Eugene, boy; 78 SW 21st Ter. ALL, Kathryn and Bruce, boy; 9501 SW 93rd Ct. RICE, Marjorie and Lewis, boy; 11 SW 88th Ave. Jan. 24 UILMARTIN, Eileen and James, boy; 7930 SW 68th Ter. OSE, Marie Jane and David, girl; 91 SW 21st St. ARRIS, Margie and Teddy, boy; 12 SW 95th Ave. Jan. 25 MOARE, Frances and Frank, boy; 10800 SW 60th Ave. ANDSEN, Madeline and Robert, girl; 14 NW Boulevard NYDER, Ilona and Frederick, girl; 11 SW 60th Ave. LANKS, Barbara and Henry, boy; SW 63rd Ct. IGHTARCIK, Deanna and Douglas, girl; 10239 SW 58th St. Jan. 26 ISCHEZ, Edith and Bruce, girl; SW 3rd Ave. CHUBERT, E. Jo and Walter, girl; NW No. River Dr.

Israel For An Exciting And Adventurous Vacation Tour Through Archaeological Record Of Man

How would you like to go to Israel on your vacation this year? You can do it you know! Bill Mason of Travel Inc. is now touring Israel to consider accommodations there for you. And Mason already has information about the historic-rich Middle East country he thinks might help you as you wonder where to spend your vacation this year. "One of the most fruitful areas of the world for archaeological projects is Israel, where relics of ancient civilizations are being unearthed wherever a digging operation is in progress—and with this country's rapid rate of growth, the earth is being torn up for roads, power projects, buildings, and other current needs of the land," Mason said. Israel's citizens have taken up amateur archaeology as a hobby. Visitors, too, are often bitten by the bug. Much of the current interest has arisen from the accidental discoveries made when Israel's young men and women were digging trenches to protect strategic positions during their most recent war with the Arabs." At that time, one of the most important strongholds in the Jerusalem sector was the Hill of Rachel. The fighters defending this position extended its excavating trenches, and in the process came across the ruins of a Byzantine church. (Later excavation showed that there were actually two churches on the site, the first one found having been built on the ruins of an even older building.) Despite the fact that the position was under heavy fire for most of every 24-hour period, the Israeli fighters stopped their excavations in that direction after their find and took their trenches elsewhere after marking the location for later scientific excavation. The site of these two churches is now open to sight-seers. On the road from Ashkelon, itself a recently excavated ancient city, to Beersheba and the Red Sea resort of Eilat are the ruins of Avdat. Here, just south of Beersheba, a ridge rises 600 feet directly from the asphalt roadway. From atop the ridge there is a view of vast stretches of the Negev desert, and it was here that a tribe from Byzantine times assembled. In the ridge itself, beneath the city, are dozens of interconnecting caverns which had been used as dwelling places. This site was discovered in the mid-30's by an English army officer, but work on the area was only begun in the last few years. "This site also provides the opportunity for a most unusual coffee break. Bedouin camped at the base of the ridge offer superb coffee to visitors, to be enjoyed while seated on an Arab blanket in a desert tent with camels looking on disinterestedly," Mason explained. "In Jerusalem itself there is a recently begun excavation which has disclosed the burial caves of the ancients of the army, the judiciary and other important figures of the time." In Beth She'arim, about ten miles southeast of Haifa, a city dating from the time of Christ is currently being reconstructed. In its time, this city was a center of Hebraic learning and an important burial site of the scholars of the era. Elaborate undergroud tombs reminiscent of the Roman catacombs have been located. The area surrounding Beth She'arim is rich is historical evidences. The city itself contains, in addition to the foregoing, the remains of a synagogue, public buildings, dwellings, a glass factory and an olive press. Yes, Israel is truly an interesting country to see. In many areas tourists are permitted to keep as souvenirs pieces of ancient pottery they find while exploring the ruins.

KIRT'S PIPE SHOP

2413 Galiano (S.W. 37th Ave.) 1 Door South of Miracle Mile HI 8-4916 KIRT KNOWS TOBACCO

The Skillet

We Are Recommended by No One... but Our Customers. The Skillet Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Open Daily Except Sun. & Hol. LeJeune at Giralda

TRAVEL REPORTER By Bill Mason

Question: Where do you recommend going for our wedding trip? Answer: East, West, North or South - there's a wide choice. Where did Mom and Pop honeymoon? Even Niagara is beautiful! MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TRAVEL AGENTS ASTA TRAVEL INC HIGHLAND 8-2646 2700 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. CORAL GABLES

MACE HARRIS Appliances

MAGNAVOX TV-STEREO RADIO FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES MACE HARRIS Appliances FRIGIDAIRE • AMANA CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONERS PHONE: HI 4-6541 243 Alhambra Circle APPLIANCE REPAIRS

BB Vandals Pepper Windows At Bird - Red

BB-gun vandals had a field day at Red-Bird Shopping Center over the weekend. Plate glass windows in three separate stores at the shopping center, on the northwest corner of Red and Bird Roads, were damaged by BB-gun pellets. Metro police, investigating the case, say they have no leads at this time. But they are sure the vandalism was done by juveniles. Hardest Hit Three Sisters Women's Apparel was the hardest hit. Store supervisor, Leon Rubinstein, said seven windows and a glass door were riddled with BB-shots. Also hit were Belk's Department Store and Butler's Shoe Store. Butler's reported one BB-hole and Belk's several holes. Damage to Three Sisters was reported at $1500 in plate glass. Belk's may have to replace a window as a result of the vandalism. Not First Time "This is not the first time this has happened," Rubinstein said, "and we're not going to let it pass unnoticed." He blamed unruly juveniles for the damage. Rubinstein said this is the third time in four years that such vandalism has occurred.

Bavarian Pine Tree Inn

GERMAN AMERICAN CUISINE EXCLUSIVE FAMILY RENDEZVOUS WITH AN OLD WORLD ATMOSPHERE 2441 S.W. 37th AVE. HI 6-6480

Medical Inc., A Leader In Supplies

The personal touch achieves a leadership all its own. Much of this can be traced to the understanding of each individual problem and a desire to be of help. Medical Inc. has been established to service the sick and the handicapped with equipment and supplies for all medical needs. Through the years both Mr. Norman J. Leventhal and Mr. Homer S. Rievman have enjoy-ed excellent reputations and gained valuable experience in handling the personal problems of the sick, which is also their aim at Medical. Both Mr. Leventhal and Mr. Rievman are very familiar with the many problems which arise with the use and wearing of trusses, colostomy and ileostomy appliances, urinary aids and appliances, etc. They are fully aware of the fact that these are very personal problems, indeed, and that each and every patient must have the individual aid in the solution of these problems. These appliances cannot be fitted or worn by merely applying any. general rule for all patients. This is definitely not in the best interests of the patient and will often affect his well-being. Latest Equipment Medical Inc. is "housed" in a new modern building, completely air-conditioned and heated, with private fitting departments and bathrooms. The store features merchandise of highest quality such as Truform and Camp, Bauer & Black elastic stockings, Everset and Jennings wheel chairs, walkers and commodes. "Proper and correct fitting is very important to the patient," Mr. Leventhal said, "and we will make certain that every support is custom fitted to assure maximum utility." "We will be happy to fit any patient in their home, or in any other convenient location." The list of supplies that may be purchased here includes: surgical supports, back supports, trusses, surgical supplies and sick room aids, bandages, rubber goods, orthopedic equipment colostomy appliances and urological aids. Remember too, Medical Inc. has a rental plan for all orthopedic and therapeutic equipment. So if Medical Inc. can be of service to you, be sure to stop by today. There is ample free parking on and off the premises. Office hours are 9-5 Monday through Friday, and 9-1 Saturdays and by appointments night or day. The number to call is MO 6-8573.

Lawrence RADIO-ELECTRIC

15 Years in Coral Gables Member Radio-Television Technicians Guild Lawrence RADIO-ELECTRIC EST. 1944 Radio - Television - HI FI - Phonograph - Stereo SALES & SERVICE 2422 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 8-3456 HI 3-0347

RB VAN LINES, INC.

RB & B VAN LINES INC. SAMPLE OF RATES: 2,000 LBS. 4,000 LBS. Atlanta, Ga. | $147.60 | $243.20 Baltimore, Md. | 198.00 | 343.20 Brooklyn, N. Y. | 218.00 | 380.00 Chicago, Ill. | 220.00 | 384.00 Los Angeles, Cal. | 374.00 | 688.00 Pittsburgh, Pa. | 208.00 | 360.00 Philadelphia, Pa. | 208.00 | 360.00 Washington, D. C. | 194.00 | 332.00 ACCOMODATING COURTEOUS ECONOMICAL RB VAN LINES, INC. 2136 NW 24 Ave. NE 5-6496

FRAZIER'S

FOOD TO PLEASE ALL THE FAMILY ANDY FRAZIER Delicious Char-broiled 8 -oz. Delmonico Steak ... 2 vegetables 1.35 2208 Ponce de Leon Blvd. (near Alhambra Circle) Open 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS

PEN PAINT PRODUCTS ... made & sold by Renuart Lumber Yards...

Pen-Velva-Tone Interior & Exterior Paints & Primers Pon-vinyl Masonry Paint Flat - Semi Gloss Paint Hi-Gloss Enamel Spar Varnish RENUART Lumber Yards, Inc. "Everything To Build Anything" Coral Gables 4400 Ponce de Leon Perrine 17750 Cleveland Avenue Homestead 1440 N. Federal Highway

Medical INCORPORATED

1535 San Remo, Coral Gables RENTALS & SALES HOSPITAL BEDS WHEEL CHAIRS INVALID WALKERS SICKROOM SUPPLIES SURGICAL SUPPORTS CALL MO 6-8573 FOR DELIVERY

ACE LAWN MOWER SHOP

LAWNMOWERS Repaired - Sharpened "IF IT'S LAWN EQUIPMENT WE REPAIR IT" ACE LAWN MOWER SHOP 2232 SW 32 Ave. HI 8-1618

RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPEL

Abe Eisenberg Leonard Zilbert Arthur Zweigenthal RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1717 SW 37th Avenue — HI 3-2221 LARRIE S. BLASBERG, Funeral Director Miami Beach • New York • Philadelphia