Iff" ^VOICE Weekly Publication oi the Diocese oi Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida VOL VIII, NO. 32 Price $5 a year ... 15 cenis a copy OCT. 21, \%%> i AT SERRA CONVENTION 'Recruiting Seminarians' Called Obligation Of AH
FORT LAUDERDALE —The need for greater Nurses In Uniform Participated In White Mass communication between See additional pictures and story, P. 4 the priests and laity, in- volvement in Church work and community problems and the need for cultivat- Holy Name Societies ing a proper attitude to- wards vocations among future parents was stressed last weekend at To Hold Convention the annual fall convention NORTH PALM BEACH to the convention, will ,speak of the South Florida Dis- On Sunday — Pontifical Mass celebrat- to Holy Name members at trict of Serra International ed by Bishop Coleman F. 10:30 a.m. at the Sheraton Hotel (See Bishop Carroll's Carroll will highlight the here. letter, P. 2; Editorial, one-day convention of the A buffet lunch on the Bishop Thomas J. McDo- P. 6; Story and pic- Miami Diocesan Union of grounds of the retreat house nough, of Savannah, speak- tures, P. 11). will follow Mass. The conven- ing at Saturday night's ban- Holy Name Societies on tion will resume sessions at 1 quet told Serrans t^hey "have Saturday, Oct. 29, at- Our p.m. an intimate part in placing The annual collection Lady of Florida Retreat A workshop on program- the chalice" in the newly for the Propagation of the House. ming conducted by John J. anointed hands of a priest rt Faith will be taken up at Boylan, past president of the and "helping him raise it up on high as a pledge of love / all churches and chapels in Bishop Carroll will preach Diocesan Union will high- during the Mass at 11 a.m. light afternoon sessions. and a benediction to all man- the Diocese of Miam i on in the retreat house chapel. kind." Sunday, Oct. 23. Registration of delegates At 3 p.m. ait outdoor Every phase of the sacred In a letter to the priests, will begin at 8 a.m. and ses- procession and recitation of priesthood, the Bishop religious and faithful of the sions will be opened by presi- the rosary will precede Bene- warned, is being questioned, Diocese Bishop Coleman F. dent William McCluskey at 9 diction, which will be cele- challenged or minimized as Serrans Hear Bishop Of Savannah Carroll emphasized that the •a.m. brated by Father Schlink- facile, clever and perceptive Bishop Thomas J. McDonough Spoke During Banquet Church's missionary activity KEYNOTE ADDRESS mann at an outdoor altar. writers are flooding the secu- was the beneficiary of an lar city exploiting every hu- seph H. O'Shea, diocesan sion, the keynote speaker entire schema during Vati- Delegates will hear Father A dinner meeting of the man failing of the priests of director of the Radio and explained. "The laity is can Council II when the Noel Fogarty, pastor, St. diocesan executive board will God. Television Commission, as he called on in a very specific Bartholomew parish, Holly- precede the convention on Council Fathers declared: "E v e n many Catholic laid down a formula for the way to make the Church "It is God's plan that the wood, diocesan director of Friday evening. Delegates success of Christian voca- effective and to a direct Holy Name Societies; who wishing to obtain overnight magazines, periodicals and whole body of men which newspaper* are printing sto- tions in a keynote breakfast form of cooperation through makes up the human race will give the keynote ad- accommodations at the re- address Saturday morning. an apostolate of the laity." dress, and Father Killian treat house may do so for a ries which have distorted the should form one People of facts and are patently direct- LAYMAN'S ROLE Msgr. O'Shea pointed out God, should be joined in one McGowan, C.P., monastery nominal charge. Those ac- rector. companied by their families ed towards the creation of As he traced the role of that even theologians are Body of Christ, should be division or rancor among the the layman in the "ear- not precisely clear as to the built up together in one Tem- will be welcomed at Juno- Father John Sohlinkmann, By-The-Sea motel, close to people of God," Bishop Mc- ly Church of the catacombs," role of the laity and called ple of the Holy Spirit . . ." the monastery. Donough continued. Msgr. O'Shea described how for "a maturity of conduct," The Bishop of Miami re- pastor, St. Clare parish, host the Church "was edged out as well as "exceptional under- minded the priests, religious DUTY OF ALL of its central position as standing" on the part of the and faithful that "there are He reminded the Serrans molder of western society," laity as it becomes Involved some two billion non-Chris- that the obligation to recruit and how one vicar of Christ in the work of the Church. tian peoples of the world seminarians rests upon the after another has been "Laicism is no better for who live especially, but not whole Church and is not ex- knocking insistently on the the Church than clericiza- exclusively, in Asia, Africa clusively the role of the bish- door of the layman for the tion," he said, warning that and Oceania, where missions op. "Teachers, counsellors, past 70 years until Vatican lay involvement should not must be fostered and mission- priests, religious and laity, II. be interpreted as a trans fer- aries supported; and church- too, have the moral obliga- The council decree calls ral of power, which "must - S, centers of religious in- tion of searching out young for the laity to cany out its struction and schools must men who are qualified for part of the Christian mis- (Continued on Page 3) be built and maintained." the priesthood." He urged each and every "Serra clubs throughout individual to "present an the world have ennobled offering which truly rep- themselves in seeking out resents your desire of seeing young men to follow the _ the Gospel preached to every greatest vocation in the VOICE 7 creature." THE VOICE, P.O. Box 1059, Miami, Fla. 33138 world," the Bishop said. RETURN REQUESTED "In this Diocese of Miami, young men in great numbers Archdiocese Takes have opted to leave all and follow Christ. Unquestion- Names Of 2 Cities ably, many of them have ST. PAUL. Minn. — (NO been influenced by the Serra — Pope Paul VI, acting Clubs of this area," Bishop through the Consistorial Con- McDonough concluded as he gregation, has changed the reminded Serrans that Vati- name of the St. Paul arch- can Council II has given spe- diocese to the archdiocese of cial consideration to' voca- St. Paul a nd Minneapolis. "tions "in this age of the em- The present spiritual leader, erging layman." Archbishop Leo Binz, and his The sixty Serran dele- successors will have the new YOUNG AND OLD, hungry and homeless, through- gates were called on to be- title of archbishop of St. out the world will benefit from your contribution c o m e more involved in Paul and Minneapolis. to the Propagalion of the Faith collection Sunday. Church work by Msgr. Jo- OFFICIAL Diocese Of Miami Bishop Asks Ample Gifts For Missions
To the Priests, Religious and Faithful of the Diocese: DR. EDWARD There seems to be no end in sight to the challenging ANNIS Ideas and perspectives coming to our attention almost daily as a result of the recent Council. Because of the labors of so many, important directives or suggestions on nearly every Health Talk phase of Church life have emanated from this source. An important area which was the beneficiary of an en- tire schema was the Church's missionary activity. Stating Open To All that, "the whole Church is missionary," the Fathers of the Council declared that, "It is God's plan, that the whole body "Your Health and Your of men which makes up the human race should form one PeOi- Future" will be the topic ple of God, should be joined in one Body of Christ, should be built up together in one Temple of the Holy Spirit ..." of Dr. Edward R. Annis during the second program Specifically, this entails preaching the Gospel to those nations which have yet to receive ttoe good news of salvation. of the Coleman F. Carroll As a means to this end the role of the already existing Con- Lecture Series at 8:15 gregation for the Propagation of the Faith has been affirmed CUBAN BISHOP Eduardo Boza Mas- Christian Family Movement on the and its responsibility for the co-ordination of all missionary vidal, forcibly exiled by the Castro "Problems of the Cuban Family in p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 25 at efforts has been extended to the entire Church. regime, visited Miami last week and Exile" during a meeting held in the Barry College. We can imagine the vastness of this fo,rm of the aposto- addressed leaders of the Spanish cafetorium of Corpus Christi School. The past president of the late when we remember that there are some two billion non- American Medical Associa- Christian peoples of the world who live especially, but not exclusively, in Asia, Africa and Oceania. Missionary vocations Dominicans Mark tion and of the United States must be fostered and missionaries supported; churches, cen- Section of the International ters of religious instruction and schools must be built and sub- 750th Anniversary College of Surgeons, is a sequently maintained. NEW YORK — (NO — graduate of Marquette I am very certain that you would be embarrassed to More than 2,000 Dominican School of Medicine, who prac- know that last year our per capita contribution to the mis- priests, Sisters and laymen sions amounted to thirty-one cents. Next Sunday you will marked the 750th anniversa- tices in Miami. have an opportunity to alter this deplorable situation. I call ry of. the Order of Preachers A member of the Corpus upon each and every one of you to present an offering which at the Fall meeting of the Christi parish, he is also a truly represents your desire of seeing the Gospel preached to Dominican Educational Asso- every creature. ciation's eas^rn region. member of the Barry College Among those taking part Lay Advisory Board, the Imparting to you my paternal blessmg, I remain. in the sessions were Auxil- Boara of Trustees of the Na- iary Bishop Terence J. Very sincerely yours in Christ, Cooke of New York and Fa- tional Association of Resi- t h e r Aniceto Fernandez, dents and Interns and surgi- O.P., master general of the cal consultant to the Sur- Dominicans. geon General to the United F at h e r Fernandez said that "we Dominicans must States Air Force. Coleman F. Carroll always be distinguished for The public is invited to Bishop o£ Miami solidity, security and a wealth in our way of exercis- attend the lecture free of ing the apostolate." charge. Halloween Dances New Contributions On K-G Calendars To Burse Announced K. of C. Councils in dance hosted by the Miami South Florida have sched- Council K. of C. will begin at The Burse Office of the Diocese has announced the uled a variety of activities 9 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 22, in following recent contributions, with total amounts received during coming weeks. the council hall, 3405 NW 27 Ave. to date: BOYNTON BEACH —. John B. Schuenemann $ 100.00 $ 100.00 Their second annual Hallow- Reservations may be made Order of Martha, Hollywood 100.00 700.00 een costume dance will be by calling 634-3352 or Mrs. Marie Oglietti 7,762.50 7,762.50 sponsored by Boynton Beach 634-0896. St. Timothy's CYO 20.00 155.00 Council 4839 on Saturday, • * * St. Timothy's Holy Name Society 21.00 142.25 Oct. 22, at the Boynton HIALEAH — Father Law- Cathedral Women's Guild 60.00 620.00 Beach Women's Club. rence J. Flynn Council was Catholic Daughters of America, recently host to the Father A buffet supper will be Andrew Brown General As- Court 262, Miami 250.00 2,350.00 served and awards made for ANNIVERSARY Court 780, West Palm Beach 100.00 400.00 sembly, Fourth Degree K. of the best costumes. Catholic Knights Insurance Society 1,000.00 1,000.00 C, which, honored Past Mas- Immaculate Conception Women's Sockty, • * • ter F. Thomas Leonardi, and Hialeah 2,000.00 4,000.00 A Family Corporate Com- members of the color corps. SALE! Ladies of the Knights Council 2075, munion will be observed by West Palm Beach 300.00 300.00 members of Miami Beach Fourth'Degree Knights of Columbus, Council 3270 during the 8 Parishioners Will Father Andrew Brown Assembly 1,000.00 13,000.00 a.m. Mass Sunday, Oct. 23 in bigger values, bigger selections Serra Club of Indian River Area 500.00 1,450.00 St. Joseph Church. Stage Variety Show St. Vincent Ferrer Altar and Breakfast will follow at Holiday Inn. Reservations WEST PALM BEACH — bigger savings! Rosary Society 100.00 400.00 A variety show featuring A Burse is a sum of money, $30,000. This amount is may be made b,y calling Car- 1 mine A. Bravo at PL 7-9894. parishioners o " Holy Name This is it! The big one! Burdine's big Anniversary invested so that its annual income will help to care for the Church will be presented yearly training of an individual seminarian. Once a partic- • * • Sale! Six stores full of bargains! Departments- Saturday and Sunday, Oct. ular recipient of a specific Burse is ordained, the income POMPANO BEACH — 29 and 30, at John L. Leon- full! Everything you want and need right now! is applied to another until ultimately the original Burse is Past grand knights of K. of ard High School, Lake responsible for helping many seminarians to the priesthood. C. Council 4955 will be ho- In your size, your color, your style! For your Worth. Many who cannot donate a complete Burse can at least nored during the next meet- Proceeds from the perform- home and family! For holiday gifts! contribute toward an eventual Burse. For this reason all of- ing on Monday, Oct. 24. ances, which will be staged ferings, however small, are welcomed by the Burse Office. Among those who will be at 8 p.m. Saturday, and 2 Shop it today — and often! Send- all contributions and requests for further infor- cited are Louis Georgen, p.m., Sunday, will be donated John Hill, Edward O'Neil, NEW STORE HOURS DURING ANNIVERSARY SALE: mation to: to the building fund. ' Father Charles F. Ward Walter Millar, Thomas MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY: 9:30 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. Since there are only a lim- The Burse Office Brown and Robert Dugdale. ited number of tickets, reser- 6301 Biscayne Boulevard • * • vations may be made by call- Miami, Florida 33138 A Halloween costume ing 683-6086 or 683-1210 Page 2 THE VOICE Miami, Florida October 21. 1966 iMy^jLiut
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(Continued . r >ni I'ajje 1) in ilit- ini-i-n niic- of parish ()[H'i ,ii mi, mil not ' iisuij) still be the pm\er ol the hi- an\ po\M-i-ol the i/lei iiy." erarchj." I)i-C (I x -, [ ') 11 IllOiiefnlol. NEED COM Ml Mt'ATIO.V M-.<-r L>-iwil }• IJusln-j. as.sis- In group i, M-usMon of tMill i-h.ipl.iin ->t the Miami Msgr. O.She i- topic, Ser- Sei i.i ( Ink lemitiilod Ser- rans .stressed -lie need for niis uf iiii-ir iui\ to piepaiv communication beiween the ensuing ,'iMiei itioiw lor their pastor and Nvien in an ef- roles in the iiwk ol the fort to make more cllecli\e Church Mi' slid it wa-» nec- utilization ol lj\ talents. fxxciij tr) eicire in dtmos- Each £?roup leported the pheif in which futuie Catho- lir- \wl, I-IM> I jf strong need tor ^itii > 1 >> partici- "with i l ulli a- sliont; .is pation in the I-WIVIUV work 1 \>iu i'< mi n-ti.in of the Chilli !• is well as definite I;UH1( Ini"-. lor this H.- nl I-I .1 -si i 'mis iij liul>- iinohement. ' lei ihi- I'llort- ol the Conlra- leinitj .1 ChiixU.m l>oc- Also debutP>; >\.is the need triin. CN(i c uhnlir F,imil> for a clear c \|i|,in:itioii ot iMovcnn HI diid other dio- liturtjj chancp^ to promote ces.in :n ii.iu>-- is p.nt of their mmo u iM-r--.il accep- tlien elloi I tance Ms>;i .1 lines J W.iMl, While .s'it;E''s;m^ creation Miami Si-ir.i Club chaplain, of ciri/en comic IK to assist in siimiiniu' up s.iid the dis- p A. v i s h e > i he
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voice Miami. Florida October 21. 19oo Catholics Of World Total 564 Millions By JOHN 3. WARD There are more than three billion men, women and children living on the face of the earth today. Of that number, 18 per cent, or 564,700,000, are Catholics. Those figures are based on "Annuario Pontificio 1965," of the world Catholics; Mexi- with the statistics revised In co with 35,000,000, or six per the light of .international cent; Spain with 31,200,000, demographic findings. or six per cent; Poland with Catholics in the United 28,000,000, or five per cent; states of America are listed Germany with 27,500,000, or as 44,000,000, or 23 per cent five per cent, and the Philip- of the total population. This pines with 23,000,000, or four country also is third in the per cent. "largest Catholic population" In a breakdown by conti- category. It has eight per nents, the Americas are first cent of the world total of with 256,000,000 Catholics. Catholics. This number is 45 per cent of It is outranked only by the total population of 446,- over 90% ESS 40-80% 15-10% Brazil, with 70,200,000 Catho- 000,000, of the Americas. 80-90% S 10-40% lics, or 12 per cent of all the Europe is second with 237,- I 1-5% HI] iH,derl% world's Catholics, and by 000,000 Catholics, or 42 per 46 Oceania 320,000 47 USA 44,000,000 Italy, with 46,300,000 Catho- cent of its population; 43 Australia 2,590,000 49 Tanzania 2,400,000 lics, or eight per cent. Following are 70 nations 50 Lebanon, Cyprus 655,000 Following Brazil, Italy and of the world, listed according 51 Cameroons 950,000 52 New Guinea 390,000 the United States are to the percentage of Catho- 53 Guiana 185,000 54 Togo 265,000 France, with its 39,500,000 lics included among their 55 Madagascar 910,000 Catholics, or seven per cent total population: 56 Malawi 580,000 57 Zambia 550,000 Population Catholics P 58 Rumania 2,700,000 31,300,000 59 New Zealand . 365,000 1 Spain 31,200,000 63 South-West Africa 76,000 2 Guatemala 4,280,000 4,230,000 895,000 3 Monaco 24,000 23,500 61 Mozambique 15,500,000 62 Central Africa' Republic 180,000 i Colombia 15,000,000 63 Kenya 1,050,000 5 Bolivia 3,700,000 3,600,000 64 Dahomey 300,000 6 Malta 330,000 31 COCO 65 South Vietnam 1,595,000 7 Dominican Republic 3,500,000 3,350,000 66 Ghana 740,000 8 Argentina 22,100,000 20,400,000 67 Great Britain 4,970,000 9 Belgium 9,300,000 8,700,00 63 South Africa 1,545,000 IB Venezuela 8,250,000 7,750,000 69 Rhodesia 335,000 8.0°/. 11 Portugal 9,200,000 8,600,000 70 Jamaica 130,000 12 Paraguay - 2,000,OCO 1,850,000 7.6°/ 13 Luxemburg 330,000 309,000 14 Poland 31,100,000 28,000,000 15 Panama 1,250,000 1,130,000 16 Italy 52,100/OCO 46,300,000 17 Austria 7,190,000 6,410,000 18 Ecuador 4,900,000 4,380,000 19 Brazil 80,000,000 70,200,OCO i&ccuptiL 20 Mexico 40,000,000 35,000,000 21 Puerto Rico 2,600,000 2,300,000 22 Uruguay 2,600,000 2,220,000 23 Nicaragua 7,600,000 1,350,000 24 Peru 12,000,000 10,500,000 25 France 48,500,000 39,500,000 26 Cuba 7,400,000 6,000,000 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY • DRY CLEAN- 27 Chile 8,4CO,000 6,700,000 28 Ireland 4,300,000 3,175,000 ING and JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 29 El Salvador 2,850,000 2,100,000 30 Philippines 32,000X00 23,000,000 LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS 31 Honduras 2,100,000 1,500,000 32 Costa Rica 1,400,000 970.0CO 33 Haiti 4,500,000 2,900,000 ^ SERVING * 34 Hungary 10,000,000 6,000,000 35 Czechoslovakia 14,000,000 6,900,000 DADE COUNTY • BROWARD '• MONROE • LEE • COLLIER 36 Switzerland 6,000,000 2,5CO,000 MARTIN • SAINT LUC1E • PALM BEACH • INDIAN RIVER 37 Canada 19,300,000 7,900,000 33 Netherlands 12,000,OCO 4,810,000 39 Ruanda-Burundi 5,900,000 2,310,000 200 N.E. 11th Miami 32, Fla. FR 7-1421 40 Angola 5,100,000 l,950,0CO 41 Congo (Brazza) 840,000 320,000 Broward JA 4-8321 * 42 Germany 75,500,000 27,5C0,000 43 Congo (Leo) 15,200,000 5,650,000 44 Yugoslavia 19,300,000 6,125,0CO 45 Uganda 7,300,000 2,250,000
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October 21. 1966. THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page S- A HELPING HAND FOR THE WORLD'S POOR
* ,•*•" Day That Will Test Size Of Our Mercy
any reason to believe that The significance of ]\Jip«jor: Day, observed this Sunday, will trouble moie Christians than e\er before? We say "trouble" in the sen«=c- that its meaning may sink in to the pc:ni of di'M.uib- ing our complacency and pushing us to new \\ a\ s oi coop- eiauon in the day's massive program. We would like to think so. For one thing, this is tne first Mission Sunday after the Vatican Council, which dealt so dramatically and urgently with the \ast subject cf the missions.
At that time the bishops of the world were so anx- ious to get ov er the true conditions affecting the spiritual- ly uninstructed and the hungry and the illiterate, they even contradicted the Holy Father's gesture of approval of the Mission Schema draft and insisted it be done over Ideas On Canon Law Changes Strike Deep to tell more accurately and impressively the tragic mis- sion story. , Many people who have.been hearing for some time al attitude of the scholars toward the long-needed revi- about the proposed revision of Canon Law were Interest- sions and the principles being adopted as guidelines. All of Secondly, there seems to be some faint evidence in ed in, news reports out of Pittsburgh last week when Ca- this is in keeping with the progressive spirit of the Vati- the world among the have-nations of a growing compas- can Council. For instance, the experts insist that the revi- non lawyers got together to discuss what the law of the sions "reflect the spirit rather than the letter of the law" sion for the have-not people. It is a terribly slow and per- future may be like. and that they will "serve the community rather than the haps in some placets an almost imperceptible process of organization of the Church." This ties in with Pope While the average Catholic may not have identified concern for the world's less fortunate. But it is shown to Paul's own urging that the new code reflect the whole life anything in the news items with himself or his own per- oftheChurch. : some degree in our country in the growing awareness of sonal interests, chances are that much of what, the ex- the need to aid the poor, to demand better housing and perts said will one day affect the laves of Catholics every- living conditions, to struggle on behalf of those whose It is to be expected of course that canonical revisions where and, indeed, because of ecumenical ties, the lives of will turn the spotlight on the meaning and exercise of au- rights as human beings have been denied, to share our many non-Catholics too. thority in terms of service to the community. Regarding own abundance with those lacking basic necessities. a new perspective on law, it seems certain that emphasis Some of these suggestions proposed for study are will be more on the individual's responsibility than on Mission Sunday traditionally is a day of prayer and certain to be eye catchers — the restoration of the an- formalized regulations in certain areas of Christian life. financial help for the needy of the world. Those in spirit- cient tradition of the people's participating in the election ual and in material need. It is a day therefore which binds of bishops; the abolition of prior censorship of books; Mistakes made in the preparation of schemata for the'conscience of every Christian to shake himself from the reformulations of the presumption of law to favor the Vatican Council are being avoided now, since spe- persons rather than institutions; full participation of indifference and to remember how well off he is in com- cialists from all fields, both lay and clerical, Catholic and parison with so many millions in the world. : women in the life of the Church (although ordination was not specifically mentioned). non-Catholic, are being consulted on every point dis- ; 1 cussed. ••. -:- ' • - ' i f : As> we say, we would like to believe that at long last 'However there is no certainty about any specific we are beginning'to see ourselves as our brothers' keep- changes at the present time, since the scholars think the Whatever the final form of the; revised code, it should highlight the uniqueness of the Church's mission ers. Our cooperation to the point of sacrifice and incoh- reform of the code may still be seven or eight years away. • ,. • . to all men in the world today and at the same time etch i venience on Mission Sunday will be some of the evidence much more clearly her true image, about which Pope needed to convince us that true love! of neighbor is becom- What is very significant for the moment is the gener- John was so deeply concerned.' ing a reality in our lives. •;•
The Diocese of Miami Harsh Church Critic Mellows A Wee Bit nzr Weekly Publication Embracing Florida's 16 Southern By Msgr. GEO. G. HIGGINS faith." The latter quotation Counties:. Broward, Charlotte, Col- Paul Blanshard, : by his is an • excerpt: from Michael lier, Dailei DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, '~l.ee, Martin, Monroe, Okeeehobee, > own admission, has proba- •Novak's extremely laudatory JJendrjp, . :Highlands, Indian River,; >••.-. : . Palm Beach, St. Lucie, , bly been,-more critical of pre-publication "plug" for Catholicism than any oth- ; Bianshard's new book on the . Editorial, PLaza 8-0543 t — er contemporary American council. On the , whole, No- '. Advertising and Classified,, PL'4^2651; Circulation,- PL-'1-6-821 - " writer. out, he was received very to many of the family and vak's generous assessment of . ..: : . The Most Hev. Coleman F. Carroll " "I suppose," he says, with gr&ciously. "I must say," he c h u r c h-state policies. that the book is well taken, but, ,-:, , ,; . •' : Bishop of Miami disarming frankness, in the reports, "that no writer was flow from that clerical auto- : cracy." for my own part, I would ,-..,.,. - President,. The Voice Publishing Go., Int" • preface to his new book on ever treated with more genu- ; Bt. Rev. Msgr. James 1. Walsh Editorial Consultant ' ••'-'• ine consideration. For me On balance, while I am want. to qualify his state- Rev. Charles Zinn "'. 'Bishop's Representative • •' - Vatican Council II, "no other American has there was complete friendli- grateful that . there is so ment that Blanshard is con- written so ness, complete interchange much of the new Blanshard sistently "fair" in his c ; George H. Monahan ;; many pages of fact and argument, and in his book on the council, I eism/of the council. : ; : ; ; l; critical of the greatest possible generos- • ' ' ' • ' •"• '"" 'EdltOr . ;•,.;.. .:,. . . am disappointed that there AnthonyR. Chorale ';. •' fred C. Brink Catholic poli- ity in supplying me with' ev- As indicated . above, I : •.. Business Manager • Advertising-Director cy. Certainly ery pertinent document. The is even more of the old — would not have expected • • .- .. John J. Ward, Contributing Editor no other disappointed, but not sur- Blanshard to agree with or door was open and no intel- : .,..;, . ,..••.... Founding Editor, 1959-66. • .• A m e r i c an . lectual holds were barred." prised, for, given his own ,to look with sympathy upon writer of my fierce commitment to the the theology of the Catholic EDITORIAL: Marjorie L. Fill-yawy' feature ;anfcl women's editor; Church. On the other hand, I time has been philosophy of secularism, he Allen Brent, copy editor;, Maria Jqcome : It would appear, then, that had hoped that he would not SPANISH: Gustavo Pena Monte, news editor; Manolo Reyes, the target of many of Blanshard's erst- could hardly have been ex- more brick- ^iihpugn the sincerity of the ••••••• >.- ;.• associate editor; Enrique Ruiloba . •...:•...'.'.., while Catholic critics have pected to approach the coun- ;ADVERTISING: Patricia Himoldi, Mary Cebeck, Alex O'Domski, HIGGIXS bats in the Council Fathers, much less mellowed over the years. cil from the point of view of aceuse them of downright Walter Manss, Kurt Kurschat, Linda Lawrence, American Catholic press," But, happily, so has he at ; Christian revelation. •hypocrisy. And yet he does ' Kdthy Angell, Clyde Garter, 'John Agudb ("Paul Blanshard on Vatican least to a certain extent. He -CIRCULATION: Fred Priebis, supervisor ;'-• ••::• ' •••:,•• : ,; . II," Beacon Press, Boston, so very crudely, not once but •.-•.;. ••••-..• . Elizabeth Slee, Maria Alvarez . admits that he has changed HIS VIEWPOINT several times. A few exam- ; $5.95). '. ..." ... ., his opinion about the Catho- ;• :•-.: • ••.• . . ., '••> ••-. • -. '••'• .•:.••'•• ,-;:-:•-->;•• •••' • • • ples -•will suffice. The Consti- Second-cla$s postage paid at Miami, Florida : .It was only natural, then, lic Church, "but only to the In other words, it is npt at l; ' •• " Miami, Florida 33137 tution on Revelation, he that he should have wonder- extent that the Catholic all suprising that "he treats says, is "double talk" and is ' ' Subscription rates; U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; Church has changed." ; , . . • single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.50 a year; ed what kind of reception he Roman Catholicism as a. po- ''fundamentally dishonest" Published every Friday at 4780 N.E. Fourth Ct., would receive when he went litical institution which lives (page 185). Address all mail to P.O. Box 1659, Miami, Fla. 33138 to Rome to cover the second He hastens to add that he by power and fame, and . . . Member Catholic Press Association and fourth sessions of the is still as hostile as he ever does not understand many of Subscriber to NC News Service and Religious News Service The Church's policy on an- News items intended for publication must he received hy Monday noon. Council as a free-lanpe jour- was to "the autocracy of its those things which make of nulments is characterized as nalist. Actually, as it turned central power structure and it also a community of "a racket" (page 235). Page 6 THE VOICE Miami, Florida October 21, 1966 Hits Thought HEROES OF CHRIST Of Dropping Church Opening Its Doors JOHANN JOSEPH 60ERKES Mass Duty By JOSEPH A. BREIG Wide To Press Of World -Wfi Bfil/WAMT SCHOLAR Most of us, I am confi- FORTH AS ME MOST/M- dent, welcome the gradual By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH this great event to the public in its true P0K7ANT CATHOLIC LAY- melting of the Church's It seems unlikely that many people colors." MAA/ OF GERMANY/AtH/S icy official legalism and 71M£. HE FOUGHT T/iE rigorism under the sun of paid attention to an announcement in INCREDIBLE START fmsS/AN 7HEORY OF A Pope John XXIII's Chris- the papers the other day about a priest VAf/ON OP 7HE October 21, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 'PHENOMENAL ADVANCES IN EIGHT YEARS' Diocese Charities Growth Cited GOD LOVE YOU By Msgr. R. T. KASTATTEK phenomenal steps forward Coast, and in 1966 the most dimes and dollars you con- MOST REVEREND FULTON J. SHEEN Director, Diocesan Catholic Charities and. advanced all our institu- recent branch of Catholic tribute to your annual Cath- Service Bureau in Key West olic Charities Collection. This I hate to be a beggar, This year marks the tions so as to install and maintain such charitable started to serve Monroe year it will be taken up at To be crucified to a eighth anniversary of our agencies as St. Vincent Hall County. all Masses on Sunday, Nov. begging pen, Didcese and the inaugura^ 20. for Unmarried Mothers in These, then, are the out- To take the cross of a tin cup tion of our beloved Bishop 1961,; and the new building To say that we earnestly ward manifestations of some solicit your aid and your And scan the highway of . . ." His Excellency, Cole- for the Catholic Home for of the results of your charity charity is perhaps the under- rich America, man F. Carroll. Children) formerly known as and your prayers in behalf statement of the year. We To be condemned to St. Joseph's Villa. of Catholic Charities. Now this may go unheeded have tried to put before you: make a "touch" some of the accomplishments by some of our parishioners Knowing all too well OTHER DEVELOPMENTS COLLECTION NOV. 20 made possible by your chari- ... but let us take, with that Chirst touched your kind indulgence, a mo- ty . . . without which they A branch office of the More than ^merely a report would be merely dreams. To heal and not -to -take ment to remind you of the Catholic Welfare Bureau was ... to which you are most Now, they are realities . . . : many forward steps that have opened in West Palm Beach justly entitled . . . this is as we hope and pray our new I suffer it like been for you, your relatives: in 1963. Bethany Residence presented to you so that you „ dreams for you and yours Capharnaum's soldier : and your neighbors by our for teenage dependent girls may, not only know this re- will some day be. Who came and went at a I Most Reverend Bishop. and Boystown South Florida, cent past . . . but so that : • May God bless: you and ; Through the graclousness for dependent teenage boys - you may be fully aware of continue to inspire your char- captain's bidding. of one of our popes, we have were inaugurated in 1964, as the good uses put to the ; ity, for our needy. . . . • Under orders, what can been blessed with the well as the Marian Center I do but serve? strength, fortitude and wis- for Exceptional Children.. Speak with me, pity me, dom of a leader, Bishop Car- That year, too, a branch open the door. roll .. . \. yes, with the guid- office of Catholic Welfare NEW TIRES AT A beggar begs who never ance and eminent leadership Bureau was opened at Fort which has resulted in such Myers serving the West RECAP PRICES begged before. A hand out for a "hand-cut" | BRAND NEW • 100% DUPONT NYLON I could not suffer GUARANTEED IN WRITING TO WEAR Where I to beg for one poor Catholics, Anglicans 18 MONTHS- 15,000 MILES family in a slum 1 Against tread wear, all road hazards and defects (commercial use and misalignment Where all are aching, empty. excepted.) Deduct 3/000 miles off guaran- Nor could I beg for just one tee on 13" and 14" tires. All tire adjust- Concur On A Point ments are pro-rated for month or miles Spiritual family in our based on sale price prevailing. great Church PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A national ecumenical confer- Each of whom sends heralds RECAPS to un-Gospeled lands. ence of Anglicans and Roman Catholics wound up its 650x13 third national meeting here with an announcement that 750xH conferees had come to sizeable agreement on the main 175x14 650x14 I What makes my beggary theme of the meeting — the role of the priest in both 695x14 NEW TIRES churches as celebrant of the Eucharist, or Holy Commu- 700x14 Less noisome both to you and me 135x14 750X14 F.E. Tax 1.88 nion. 520x13 Is' that it is for all! ... Basically, members of the dained ministry is necessary 560x13 600x13 F.E. Tax 1.38 | Dutch uncles love mere one child than another 590/600x13 conference agreed there and needed. But the father must provide for all, 560x15 Whitewalls $2.00 Per Tire Extra should be a special minister 590/600x15 Making no choice, no favorite, no "just you." During the three-day ses- Other Size Available At Equally or priest present and officiat- sion, papers representing It is this that makes our cup less tinny -r— Low, Low Prices, Come In Today! ing at Eucharist or Holy views of the two churches on That in the Holy Father's name we reach it, Communion service, besides the main theme of the meet- ing were presented by Fa- PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO Not for Peter, not for Paul, but for all twelve, the congregation. ther Georg.es Tavard, A.A., J, No Recappable exchange necessary on 13" * •. M" Not for Asia,,nor ior'Africa alone,, PRIEST NECESSARY Roman Catholic fellow of ? tires. If no recappable exchange on 15" tire add $3 j But-for the world for whom Christ died. They began their talks by the Center for Advanced per tire — no mounting charge. agreeing that persons offer Studies at Wesleyan Univer- STORES TO SERVE YOU IN MIAMI, HIALEAH, N. MIAMI the service of the Eucharist sity, Middletown, Conn., anil BEACH, HOMESTEAD, FT. LAUDERDALE, POMPANO BEACH, I never thought when God called me to be a priest according to their position as the Rev. Dr. William J. W. PALM BEACH, LAKE PARK, FT. PIERCE, FT. MYERS. ; members of the people of Wolf, professor of theology That He would chain me to'a basket' •'-••• God, but the conference fur- at the Episcopal Theological Check Your Phone Book for the Store Nearest You And say: "In My Name and for all My missionaries ther agreed there has to be School, Cambridge, Mass. Sponge, panhandle and be a wolf at doors present a special minister or That others may announce the Lamb of God."; priest for the Eucharist ser- vice to be celebrated. Both Forgive me, then! You see my cup and my glove stated and agreed this or- But not my hand. The glove is Sheen, The Hand is the Lord's. SERVICE FREE! Unto the end, then, I'll a beggar be. Serving Miami For how else shall I to heaven go Since 1952 Without begging the Cross'.grace? EVERYONE NEEDL And until then — would you not miss not only my cup — jjtjliiHi But my — oh! how sincere! — GOD LOVE YOU! "Wt WANT MOWER BUSINESS" the prestige of a Checking Account! MOWING It is but one Sunday each year that we ask you to send your IS A SNAP FOR THOSE OVER 65 YEARS OF AGE THIS SERVICE IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. sacrifices to help all the poor Missions of the world through The WITH A Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Today, on Mission Sunday, SNAPPER! You may write or.phone for a supply of bank-by-mail material you will not fail to help this beggar to fill his cup! GOD LOVE YOU! OFFERED BY THESE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED . . . LOCALLY OWNED BANKS CHRISTMAS INSPIRATIONS is the first of a new series by Bishop Sheen. 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John Combined Resources in excess of $73,000,000.00 ««20 S.W. 8 ST., WEST MIAMI G. Block, Ass't. Director, Chancery, 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, PICK-UP a DELIVERY MEMBERS: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Miami, Florida. Pag* 8 THE VOICE Miami, Florida October 21. 1966 i 4 i i /"*!_ Auxiliary Bishop VATICAN CITY — (NC) More Mass Lhanges i—s NamePope Paudl V inI ha Haits namei d Father Carl-Edward Peters of the Montfort Fathers as •LONDODueN , — (NCLiturgis) — He reportet d Saythat the scom- Auxiliary Bishop of Les Radical changes in the mission, with members from Cayes, Haiti. Mass were forecast here the U.S., Canada, Australia The bishop-elect was born by a U.S. liturgy scholar. and Britain, met twice in in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Father Frederick R. Mc- Rome and planned the next June 2, 1911, and ordained Manus, executive secre- meeting for the U.S. March 7, 1936. He did parish tary of the U.S. Bishops' He said the new transla- work at Port-de-Paix until Commission for the Litur- tion of the Mass is aimed at 1954 when he joined a band the average man, but added of "flying preachers" to con- gical Apostolate, spoke that "we are not pretending duct missions in various Hai- during a stopover in Lon- that we can put words like tian dioceses. In 1961 he di- don on his way home from 'salvation' into basic Eng- re c t e d the catechetical FIRST CLASS-INFORMAL the Rome meetings of the lish." school at Cape Haitien. Vatican's "consilium" for implementing the ecumeni- 1966-67 cal council's liturgical re- forms and the advisory Caribbean Adventures commission on English in the Mturgy. Pick your date of departure and port of sailing. (Conve- Father McManus said that nient connections to all gate-- the Canon of the Mass will way ports from U.S. cities.) be made much simpler in the Both ships dock at all ports: next few years, probably Guadeloupe, St. Thomas, San with a choice of several ver- Juan, Kingston, Curacao, La sions. Some or all of the sil- Guaira, Trinidad, Barbados, ent Offertory prayers will Fort-de-France. disappear, he added. BEACON OF FAITH, erected at America's oldest Mission of Nombre de Dios in St. Augustine, will SCRIPTURAL READINGS 11 days, 9 ports, from $330. be dedicated Oct. 30 by Archbishop Casimiro MOT- Scriptural readings from Kingston to Kingston: cillo Gonzalez of Madrid. The 200-foot cross was the Old Testament will be added before the Epistle, he Fly to Jamaica via BOAC-Air constructed by the St. Augustine Foundation, of said, and the Psalm verses of Jamaica. Nov. 16,23,28, which Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley, is chairman. the Gradual will be revised BRING THE FAMILY FOR A WEEKEND Dec. 4, 9, 15, 26. so that they have some con- nection with the scriptural OF FUN AT HOWARDjOHIHOnj San Juan to San Juan: reading they follow. Chants Fly to San Juan via Pan Am Abstinence Voided at the Offertory and Commu- or Eastern A.L. $92.50 Round- nion processions will be more trip Nov. 14, 21, 26, Dec. flexible, he continued. ISLAMORADA 2, 7, 13, 18; 24, Jan. 4. IN THE FLORIDA KEYS By Canada's Bishops It is expected that region- See your Travel Agent for details. al adaptations of the liturgy 90 Minutes from Miami Ask about Caribbean Cruises aboard the S.S. FRANCE. OTTAWA, Ont. — Cana- obligation pertains to will follow once these revi- FISHING and FUN CAPITAL of the WORLD dian Catholics are no long- "adults" or to all persons old sions are undertaken, Father enough to be aware of what McManus said. WEEKEND FAMILY VACATION er obliged to abstain from they are doing and responsi- 3 Days—2 Nights •? II I Per Person meat on Fridays or during ble for their conduct. They He told the Catholic Her- Two Children Free ¥1IW0 Double Occupancy Lent as the result of ac- said they did not set a specif- ald, British national Catholic In Same Spacious Room with Double Beds 1717 Congress Bldg., Miami ic age because they wished weekly, that progress at the tion taken by this coun- SPECIAL RATE UNTIL DEC. 1st WITH THIS AD FR 3-7301 to "get away from legallsm." Rome meeting of the adviso- I try's bishops during a The bishops further report- ry commission on an interna- 20 of 56 rooms I tional text for the Mass in week-long national confer- ed that they had retained Telephone Islamorada Collect 664-2711 A few accommodations at • ence here. Friday as the day on which English was "medium." penance should be performed • min. $380 as well as inter- J The "new penitential dis- because of the traditional cipline" abolishing the ab- association of Friday with | mediate and luxury state-1 stinence rules in Canada was the death of Christ; the fam- Suppose We Send YOU l rooms still available on the * announced to the press at iliar assocation of Catholics •S. S. FRANCE November J the conclusion of the confer- with Friday as a day of pen- ence. The new regulations ance; and the ecumenical A Check for a Change? 12th Cruise. I became effective immediate- aspects resulting from ob- I iy- servance of Friday as a day • We'll do it every year of your life if you establish •"""•"•• • FORMS OF PENANCE of penance by Anglicans and an Extension Annuity. In the announcement, the Orthodox. Call your travel agent im-_ bishops stressed the ''obliga- • Sample Returns on Extension Annuities: mediately or phone French | tory character" of Friday Line — FR 3-7301. • and Lenten penance but left the manner of observance to Man 53 receives 5.1% the "discretion of the faith- Students For ful." Suggested forms includ- Man 60 receives 6 % ed fasting, alms giving, Man 65 receives 7. % FOR RESERVATIONS works of mercy and volun- tary abstinence. Social Justice Man 70 receives 8.3% A four-part statement ex- Man 75 receives 10% plaining the change was read at the press conference in Set Activities Otnwet French by Archbishop Louis Levesque, coadjutor of Rim- BOYNTON BEACH — * Designed especially for "Senior Citizens" 161 S.E. FIRST ST. ouski and chairman of the Volunteer services at Canadian Catholic Confer- • The ideal way to ensure life income and to help MEMBER ence, and in English by Arch- Youth Hall in Miami, in _the_2\£][Il^_2}i£^l5^£}5_ besijdes. TELEPHONE: bishop Philip F. Pocock, eight migrant camps and a coadjutor of Toronto. Bishop study of labor laws are 379-5607 I Joseph-Aurele Plourde, ad- The Catholic Church Extension Society— VM ministrator of Alexandria, among the activities 1307 South Wabash Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60605 planned this year by the joined Arciibishops Levesque Dear Fathers: and Pocock in answering Students Organized for For Information and Bookings , , . questions on the new rules. Social Justice. Please send your free booklet on Extension Annuities. What GALL 226-5811 Representatives o f five return could you offerme on an investment of $...... ? WESTCHESTER They stressed that the colleges held their first meet- TRAVEL AGENCY new regu!ations in no way ing of the year at the Major My birth date is.. ., sex...... changed the "evangelical" 8445 CORAL WAY Seminary of St. Vincent de WESTCHESTER SHOPPING CENTER obligation of Catholics to do • Paul, where the guest speak- I understand that this inquiry is in strictest confidence and will penance, but rather altered er was Father Hugh Flynn, entail no obligation whatever, , . the ecclesiastical directives chairman of the East Coast FOR INFORMATION as to the manner of ,such Deanery Human Relations Namt. AND RESERVATIONS penance. Board. Students from colleges in Addr9$$. SHORES TRAVEL CENTER Questioned as to the age the Diocese of Miami com- PHONE 751-6529 of persons obligated to do prise the membership in the City .....Zone .State j jpenance, the bishops said the 9723 N.E. 2nd AVE. organization. Across From Shores Theatra October 21. 1966 THE VOICE Miami. Florida Paa« 9 Mission Sunday THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH October 23rd. 1966 Rev. Neil J. Hemming, Diocesan Director Rev. John G. Block, Assistant Director 6301 Biscayne Blvd.. Miami 38. Florida SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH rat voice Octvhtr 21, 1944 World Mission Day Plea Is Voiced By Pope Paul By John P. Donnelly VATICAN CITY — (NC) — "The divisions, hatreds and conflicts" ram- pant in the world today, Pope Paul VI said, make the Church's missionary activity all ihe more imper- ative. In an annual appeal pre- paring for World Mission Day (Oct. 23), the Pope re- minded Catholics of the ecu- menical council's teaching that each person is bound by Baptism to be a missionary "and cannof evade this duty without failing to fulfill the A Line Of The World's Hungry Would Stretch Around The World 25 Times requirements of his superna- tural life." 'NONE SO POOR' Tells How Money For Missions "Nor is anyone in the Church so small or so poor that he cannot make a contri- Is Dispensed Throughout World bution in accordance with Starving Children Are Rescued Daily In India By Nuns his means to the construc- (The following was written by the secretary general on the allocation of funds to tion of the kingdom of God," and segregationism which the Father in heaven." He of the superior council of the Pontifical Society for the missions in various parts of he added. nourish unending bitter- went on: Propagation of the Faith in connection with the observ- the world. ness." He declared: ance of Mission Sunday on Oct. 23). None of the money is in- "Behold the spectacle of vested or placed in banks for The Pope's appeal for pray- By MSGR. RAYMOND ETTELDORF ers, vocations and financial "There is then an ever material charity which Joins long-term interest; whatever assistance for the missions greater urgency — if we real- Christians throughout the is given to the society is dis- ly want all mankind in the world with the dally sacri- ROME — (NC) — The Pontifical Society for the tributed to the missions with- was broadcast by Vatican Propagation of the Faith is a practical application of the Radio (Oct. 11) in a special near future to become part fice, apostolic toil and merits in a year from the time it if of the one people of God — of missionaries through the mind of the Second Vatican Council that the whole received by the superior evening program inaugu- Church is missionary. It is the Pope's specific organiza- rating the annual drive in to draw all men and peoples medium of dioceses, parishes, council. The cost of adminis- closer to each other. organizations and various tion for the missions that penetrates the universal tration by the secretariat of parishes throughout the undertakings. Church, for it promotes on the one side the Church giv- the superior council last year world on behalf of the mis- ing and praying for the apostolate, and on other, the sions. It was coupled with an "We must utilize for the amounted to 0.16%, or nota- common good what each of "Behold how the relief of Church receiving and praying for benefactors. bly less than one per cent, of appeal on behalf of the the total income. world's needy. The Pope these peoples has produced the material hunger of peo- The society is organized said: and what on the natural lev- ples to which they have first on a diocesan level. The subsidies distributed right, and which we have so tries — Belgium, Brazil, Can- to missions are divided into el is good, noble, just and Funds collected through the ada, England, Germany, often recommended, becomes society in each diocese are two categories: ordinary and "We cannot sleep peaceful- wise in the-makeup of their illuminated by a nobler light Holland, Ireland, Italy, Mexi- extraordinary. There are 760 ly knowing that many souls respective cultures. with the construction of sent by the diocesan director co, Spain, Switzerland and dioceses or ecclesiastical cir- churches, schools and train- to the national director, who the U.S. will remain remote from God •The Catholic Church not in turn reports the total cumscriptions that are eligi- merely because missionaries ing centers as a contribution ble for aid, and each of these only wants to know these to the relief of the torment- amount collected each "year The superior council meets cultures in order to respect receives an ordinary subsidy lack that material assistance ing hunger these same peo- in his country to the superi-' •three times a'year to decide toward its maintenance. which a very slight sacrifice them as they are, but also to ple have for truth, love and or council of the Pontifical on our part would suffice to enrich them with the super- education. . Society for the Propagation' natural values .coming from of the Faith in Rome. provide. Nor can we enjoy grace. This she hopes to do "Thus World Mission Day According to the statutes CONFESSIONS such marvelous progress in Hy incorporating herself into becomes a, continuation of of the society, the superior economic life as exists today them, assuming their charac- that missionary spirit which council is solely authorized teristics and thus following to distribute its funds to the knowing that thousands *of the example of the Apostle inflamed the first Christians people — most of them inno- who gathered 'in one heart missions. Hence the alloca- Paul who became a 'debtor and soul' (Acts 4,32), around tion of the money that is cent children and people who to Greeks and foreigners, to the Apostles, enlivened the collected for'the missions is are suffereing, afflicted with the learned and unlearned' made by the same organiza- (Rom. 1,14)." pagan world with their faith leprosy, undernourished or and charity. tion to which it is given. starving, are condemned to BROTHERLY CHARITY The superior council Is death because they lack the "Let it be truly a day of made up »t the national di- most elementary resources World Mission Day's pro- prayer, of light a*nd "of chari- rectors «ad of priests and which other have in abun- gram, the Pope said, "is but ty; let it kindle an abun- prelates representing their .Being b basket's a risky tiving dance." a synthesis of the 'mission' dance of missionary voca- countries in Rome: two from Completely dependent on parishioner giving. of the Church itself: to make tions, both religious and lay, France , (where the society DEADLY IDEOLOGIES visible through brotherly to a complete gift of self to ... I'm passed from pew to pe.w was founded) Vand one from In hopes that a few The Pope said he was af- charity "the invisible love of the kingdom of God." each of the following coun- .licted by the "growing divi- Have been pulpit-inspired. sions, hatred and conflicts If not, I'm fired. which separp+e one people from another through the Family food bills high? Most baskets are used for the Sunday collec- pursuit of the deadly ideolo- tion, gies of racism, nationalism But I'm only aired for annual inspection! Mission Stlnday For The New Look Is the one day NICE CHANGE | I have to prove I'm worth my straw. Salon oi Beauty If the Intake is poor, I'm shown the door. 14249 N.W. 7 Av». (And please do me a favor. 688-0814 It's pqper money that I savor. "Se Habla Espanol"! See us for some Coins hurt my felt when they're dropped In, But tens and twenties are nice and thin;) • 10-Year Warr. Rheem Elec."" extra cabbage.., WATER HEATERS So, don'} tjfirn a podY basket into the street. 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( change or development was weigh their respective values Of course, the Church rec- suspect of heresy Newman and above all to maintain his nevertheless insisted on theown supernatural life. AMANA ognized Newman's contribu- from' the Council which re- MR CONDITIONERS tion, at' least implicitly, long flected Newman's thought importance of the develop- before 1960. Many of ouron so many subjects. Develop- ment of Christian doctrine. These few insights into the schools, libraries and organi- ment of doctrine, the role of Newman's statement, "In a life and writings of Cardinal MAYTAG zations have been named in the laity, freedom of con- higher world it is otherwise, Newman studied in the light WASHERS of recent Council decrees his honor. Probably the most s c i e n c e, ecumenism, are CARDINAL NEWMAN but here below to live is to "Where The Smart Shoppers Buy" significant of all his testi- some of the areas Newman change, and to be perfect is clearly indicate that the ob- monials and one that daily wrote and spoke on long be- to change often" is now clas- servations of this nineteenth few of Newman's observa- sical. Today's college student century churchman are still looms more important is the fore they were discussed tions will illustrate how dedication of the Newman openly in Catholic circles. studying and associating free- quite relevant today and to Apostolate, the challenge Newman's background much his insights have con- ly with existentialists and the modern Catholic student that confronts the Church on prepared him well for this tributed to the present tide advocators of situation eth- crusading in a pluralistic 643 N. Andrews the secular university cam- role of the "avant-garde" of Catholic thought. ics simply must grasp the society they especially pre- FT. LAUDERDALE and also as a model for th« distinction between divine, sent an attractive and chal- JA 3-4337 pus. First of all Newman was a natural and human law, modern student. Born in Eng- pioneer in his desire to make lenging ideal. PATRON OF CAMPUS land at the beginning of the what is relative and what is a more effective use of laity constant. The Church, realizing that nineteenth century he spent in the mission of the Church. she will never be able to pro- most of the early part of his Anyone who feels the role of Another contribution of vide her own, educational life, first as a student and the layman was de-empha- Newman's that helped pave BROWARD facilities for all or even a then as a teacher at Oxford!, sized just prior to the Coun- the way for modern day ecu- good part of her own college establishing himself as a bril- cil should have lived in New- menism, was his patient and For Broward Advertising Information, students, in recent years has liant intellectual. man's day. The laity at that sympathetic understanding Call Walter Manss, 942-7527 emphasized the need for He was clearly the master time were often warned not for the non-Catholic point of Christian leadership in ourin every academic challenge to meddle in ecclesiastical view. He knew from personal secular colleges. Her choice he could find, mathematics, matters. However Newman experience how difficult it is of Newman as the "patron music, art or language. After realized that an educated, for even the most sincere saint" for this apostolate his graduation when he en- intelligent laity was neces- person to overcome preju- STITE was certainly providential, tered the Anglican ministry sary to restore Christianity dices of early training. One considering the statements he set forth his own ideas in and the Church to their of his basic rules for discuss- FUNERf#flt)ME his sermons and writing and rightful position in the world ing theological differences immediately attracted a of modern thought. And the was that we should try to ALE BEACH BOUL 'Climate' For large following. enter the mind of the other However, after an exten- and understand problems sive investigation into the Governor's Mansion from his standpoint. PHONE 987«ISOO Peace Urged historicity of the Catholic Only one step further than BALTIMORE —(NO— In Church, Newman revealed Bars Negro Women this was his view on reli- working for world peace, re- his doubts about his present gious liberty, another area FUNERAL ligionists of all faiths should religious position and with- MONTGOMERY, Ala. defined by the Council. In a not try to interfere with mili- drew from the public life of (NC) — Four Negro women letter to the Duke of Nor- HOMES tary or political decisions. It Oxford. A short time later were denied entry to the Gov- folk defending papal infalli- with a few friends he was bility, Newman admitted the FT. LAUDERDALE Is not their competence, de- ernor's Mansion here as they c 1 a r e d Bishop John J. received into the Church. priority of conscience, stat- Wright of Pittsburgh, speak- After his conversion and sub- arrived with a group from ing, "If I am obliged to bring 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. -r- 3501 W. 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PL 7-1824 or PL 4-5354 BROWARD - WA 2-1341 Page 12 THE VOICE Miami. Florida October 21, 1966 Exhorta el Obispo Carroll a Cooperar con las Misiones A Ios Sacerdotes, RriicfaMMM 7 Fieles de clararoB que "es el plan de Dios que todos tendida a la Iglesia entera. solamente de 31 oentavos por persona. Ei la Diocesis: Ios hombres que componen la raza humana Podemos iraaginarnos la vastedad de proximo domingo tendran la oportunidad Tal parece que no hay a la vista termino formen vn solo pueblo de Dios, se unan de reparar -esta lamentable situation. Les en nn solo Cuerpo, el de Cristo, y se esta forma de apostolado euando recorda- para las ideas y perspectives que vienen mos que hay unos dos billones de perso- pido a todos y a cada uno de ustedes a nuestra atencion casi diariamente oomo desarrollea en el mismo Templo del Es- que presenten una ofrenda que verdade- piritu Santo..." nas no cristianas, espeeialmente avmque resultado de la labor de muehos, impor- no exctosivamente, en Asia, Africa y Ocea- ramente represente vuestro deseo de ver el tances directrices y sugerencias, abarcando Evangelio predicado a toda oriatura. Especificamente, esto supone prediear al nia. Las TOcaciones misionerai han d« ser las diferentes fases de la vMa de la Iglesia, Evangelio a aquellas naciones que aun no pramovfctM y las misionerai ayudados en han emanado de esta fuente. Impartiendoles mi paternal bendici6n han recibido las buen-as nuevas de la sal- ra aubsistencia iglesias, centros de ins- trueci6n religiosa y escuelas debea de cons- Un area decisiva que merecio se le de- vacioa. Para lograr esto, la actividad d» Afeotuosamente en Cristo. dicase todo un Esquema, fine la que se la ya existent* Oongregacion para la Pro- train* y mantenerse. refiere a la labor misionera de la Iglesia pagacion de la Fe ha sido reafirmada, y « Estoy seguro que ustedes se apenaran Manifestahdo que "toda la Iglesia ha de responsabiHdad para la coordinacion de al oonocer que el pasado ano- nuestra ooa- ser misionera", Ios Padres Conctliares de- todos Ios esfuerzos misioneros ha sido es- tribucion en la ayuda a las misiones fue Obispo de Miami ENCUENTRO DIOCESANO DEL MFC Estudaaran Problems de la Familia Exiliada "La Problematica de la Fa- milia Cubana en el Exilio de Miami y su enfoque a la Luz d«l Concilio Ecumenico Va- ticano" sera el tema del Ter- cer Encuentro Diocesano del Movimiento Familiar Cristia- En Marciia el Comite Para la no de Habla Hispana. El encuentro comenzard el domingo 6 de noviembre, a hw 2 de la tarde en el Cole- Construction del Sanfuario glo de Belen, euando Ios ma- trbnonios de habla hispana El jueves 13 de octubre, en exiliadas que estaban presen- de las distintas parroquias se horas de la noch*, en el Au- tes y que eompendiaban see- reuniran en mesas redondas ditorium del S. S. Peter y tores civicos, religiosos, pro- para discutir Ios distintos as- Paul, se reuni6 el Comite fesionales y revolucionarios, pectos de esa problematica. Ejecutivo para la construe-, brindaron su mas decidido Quedara clausurado el sa- cidn del Santuario a la Vir- apoyo a la idea de construir bado 12 a las 8 de la noehe, con una comida que teodra gen de la Car id ad del Cobre, el Santuario en Miami. Se lugar en el Auditorium de Ios El Obispo Cubano Desterrado Mons. Eduardo Boza Masvldal Habla al MFC con un grupo d-e representan- gun se informd todos ellos pa- colegios Inmaculatta-La Salle, tes de distintas organizacio- saron a formar parte del Gn»- y en el que se daran a co- alcance del bienestar econo- nes Cubanas en el exilio. po Conssjero del Comity Eje- nocer las eonclusionts de Ios mico; preparacion de Ios hi- grupos de discusion. jos para un pleno desarrollo Destaca Obispo Boza Importancia cutivo. de sus capacidades intelectua- Presidio el acto el Dr. Ma- "El proposito de la discu- les. nolo Reyes, Chairman tempo- Una nueva reunion ha sido sion del tema en sesiones de de Encuentro Familiar Crisfiano Problemas de la Adolescen- ral del Comite Ejecutivo, y trabajo es analizarlo y propo- El Obispo cubano desterrado, Mons. Eduardo Boza Mas- citada para el 26 de octubre cia — La promiscuidad sexual estando present es, Monsenor ner conclusiones y recomen- yidal hizo una breve visita a Miami aproveohando la oportu- a las ocfao y media de la no - y sus consecuencias; la delin- Bryan O. Walsh en represen- daciones de or den practico, o nidad para sostener un cambio de impresiones con Ios matri- ebe en el Auditorium de 8.8. sea, ver, juzgar y actuar" se- cuencia juvenil. tation del Obispo Coleman T . monios dirigentes del Movimiento Familiar Cristiano. Peter y Paul, Avenida doce gun dijeron Ios organizado- La Familia Exiliada enfren- El prelado discutio con ellos Ios puntos que figuran en Carroll, asi cemo Ios doeto- del S.W. entre las calles 18 res del encuentro. tada a una sociedad de plura- res Raul Valdes Fauly y Jo- lismo religioso, cultural y ra- el temario y reaJco el papel del laico en la hora del con- y 14, eon el prop6sito de que Centenares de matrimonios cilio, presente en todas las actividades humanas para Uevar se Miguel Morales Gomez, Se- cial. La vocacion religiosa y pasen a formar parte del Gru- de distintas parroquias apor- a Cristo a todas partes. .eretario y Tesorero respecti- su encauzamiento en el exilio; po Consejero del Comite Eje- taran sus experiencais e in- Advirtio a Ios matrimonios alii reunidos y que discutian vamento del Comite. quietudes so"bre el tema en Ios Ios matrimonios mixtos; nues- cutivo todos Ios representan- tras relaciones con nuestros Ios problemas encarados por la familia cubana en el destie- distintos aspectos que abarca- rro que tenian que actuar con un sentido de caridad univer- Todos Ios representantes de tes de las organizaciones Cu- ra. Las mesas redondas se hermanos separados y con Ios no cristianos. sal y un vinculo de fraternidad que Ios libran de ser una las organizaciones Cubanas banas en el exilio. realizaran eon un moderador y isla dentro de otro pais. "Todos Ios pueblos, dijo, tienen vir- un secretario y las conclusio- Un dilema de nuestros hi- tudes y defectos igual que todos Ios individuos. Tenemos que itss ser&n las de la mesa. jos: Cubania vs Amerifaaiza aprovechar lo positivo del pueblo en que estamos sin olvidar El temario observara la eion. de utilizar lo que de positivo traemos del nuestro. . .Podemos problematica a discutir desde ResponsabilWad comunita- enriquecernos con Ios buenos aportes del pais en que estamos Ios siguientes aspectos: ria de la familia exiliada. Con y podremos aplicarlo despues en nuestra patria, a la hora del 1) La Familia Exiliada an- la comunidad exiliada y con regreso. las familias en exodo; con la te el dilema Ghetto-Asimila- El Obispo esboz6 en breves palabras la disyuntiva ghetto o Comunidad nacional, estatal cion y La Influencia del Am- asimilacion, tan discutida liltimamente en las pefias del exilio y municipal desde un punto bienbe sobre la Familia, en cubano y que forma parte del temario del Encuentro del M. de vista economico y social; lo religioso, en las costumbres F.C. y sentencio: y en lo cultural. el apostolado; con las fami- "Ni ghetto ni asimilacion, sino equilibrio entre estas dos Problemas que han creado lias que quedan en Cuba, con la liberacion de Cuba. cosas: "Tenemos que aportar algo nuestro a este pais sin ol- a la familia Ios fenomenos de vidarnos que somos cubanos ni formar grupo aparte. Tene- Como segunda parte, Ac- adaptation e inadaptacion. mos que unirnos por nuestro amor a la patria, y nadie encuen- El idioma; Ios cambios en la tuar: Recomendaciones prac- tra mal estas reuniones, por el contrario encontrarian mal si situacion economica y ia in- ticas sobre cada uno de estos no lo hicieramos asi, si no nos preocuparamos por las cosas seguridad, Ios cambios de es- puntos a la luz del Coneilio de nuestro pais, si no buscaramos su rescate. trato social; Ios cambios de Vaticano II. nivel educacional; la disper- Los equipos de matrimonios Enfatizando en la importancia del proximo encuentro si6n. cristianos de las distinas pa- Diocesano del Movimiento Familiar Cristiano, el Obispo advir- La Familia Exiliada en- rroquias estan celebrando ya tio que "Dios nos ha puesto una mision especial que puede frentada cristianamene a Una reuniones a fin de exponer parecer dura, pero que de"bemos tratar de descubrir su be- economia de bienestar. Pre- sus puntos de vista sobre es- ileza". paracion de Ios hijos a una tos temas que seran presen- Entonces exhorto a Ios matrimonios del MFC y a la fa- nueva escala de valores, Pre- tados y discutidos en la reu- milia cubana en el destierro: "Hay que preparar estos temas paracion de Ios hijos para el nion del Colegio de Belen. (Sigue en la Pag. 15) , THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 La Maravilla de la Comunion OREMOS POR LA PAZ Hazme Insfrumenfo u'e ?u Paz Por Fr. Salvador de Cistierna yas totalmene suyas desde el blemas del mundo por la n»- Por el Padre Angel Naberan El 4 de oetubre d« 1965 fue gociacion, sino por la fuerza. dia del bautismo, que eran sin duda alguna, el dia mas Nada me parece tan bello angeles en cuerpos, viviendo Una semana mas tarde de y sublime como el momento grande de la historia de New Christi Matri Sosarii, en que en la tierra, que solo necesi- York. "Nadie podia recordar- en que una pobre criatura — tafoan ser libres de las atadu- Paulo VI pedia una vez mas pulvis, cinis, nihil, polvo, ce- le mayor", escribia con su la suspenssi6n de la guerra ras fraigiles de sus delicadas acostumbrada ponderacion niza, nada— se aoerca a su carnes, para poder volvar ins- en Asia "anin a costa de al- Creador y un hijo a su Pa - el editorialista del New York g«n inconveniente o perdida" tantaneamente hasta el trono Times. dre Infinito para alimentarse de Dios. ana en-cuesta entre la pofola- de la sangre y earne y de la Aquel dia la gran Ciudad ci6n de los Estados Unidos divinidad del Verbo heoho ;Dichosos padres! La lucha fue testigo de un aconteci- atribuia a los catolicos el mas hombre, a fin de alcanzar la en la casa con tantos hijos miento que traspaso la ima- alto coeficiente en apoyo de asimilaci6n total del alimen- era tremenda. El pah de los ginaci6n de todos, atrajo la la guerra de Vietnam. ^Como to y alimentado en una mis- fuertes, les ara necesario pa- atenci6n del mundo entero y es posible que la palabra aa- ma vida sobrenatural, de tal ra bacer frente a tantos pro- afect6 las emockmes de hom- torizada del Papa encuentre suerte que "no soy yo qirien blemas de pan, vestido, me- bres de todas las creencias. eco en un mundo en que los vivo, sino que Cristo vive en diclnas, lagrimas y education Desde las nueve y media de catolicos mismos se niegan a mi." .... que causaban diaria- la manana hasta las once y aceptarla? mente aquellos hijos de Dios, media de la noche la ciudad Cristo nos llama a una sola Vi a una nifia, por cu- venidos a sus manos, para de los rascacielos, simbolo del guerra: la guerra contra no- yos ojos asomaba su alma que un dia fueran principes desarrollo industrial y del po- sotros; mismos, contra nues- inocente, de limpieza crista- en la patria inmortal. derio economico moderno, se tras pasiones de egoismo, de lina, y senti una profunda sinti6 transfigurada. Solo exis- ambiei6n, de ansia inmodera- emotion, al pensar y como Un canto celestial, dulce tia un deseo, un proposito, da de riquezas. Solo en la presentir las ansias inconte- y suave era mieniras tanto una ambicion: ver al Papa de medida en que nosotros sos- nibles de Jesus Hostia, que cantado entre el coro y la Roma. Durante 14 horas mas tengamos esta lucha interna estaba en mis manos, para asamblea de Dios. VI ancianos de cuatro millones de perso- podremos resolver los conflic- entrar en su coraz6n. y ancianas, con visible emo- nas se alinearon a lo largo de tos exteriores. ci6n reflejada en sus rostros, 88 kms., escudrinaron a tra- Trabajar por la paz debe iQue abrazo mas divino y recibir el pan que rejuvene- ves de las ventanas de altos ser el primer deber de los santo! La nina cerro los ojos ce y conforta, que les iba a edificios de Park Avenue y cristianos de nuestro tiempo, y apret6 sus brazos sobre an endulzar los azares y soleda- de la Quinta Avenida; corrie- Porqiie el primero y princi- corazon, en donde Ilevaba el des de sus vidas prdximas a ron a la Catedral de S. Pa- pal mandamierito de la Nue- tesoro se los tesoros de los extinguirse. Asomaban lagri- tricio, al Yankee Stadium, a va Ley et> el amor. Y amar a cielos y de la tierra. Que mas en sus ojos. Y viendo to- la Peria Mundial. nuestro projimo implica una Ie diria ella a Jesus y q«« do esto, pens6 que nada hay Cuando el Rorjuno Qoo- profunda preocupacion por le diria. El a ella! iQue colo- en el mundo tan sublime co- tifice subio la plataforma en las necesiades de otro. Y, la quio Mas ideal!* mo este momento del encuen- FIRMES EN LAS CONVKCIONES tro de los hijos del pueblo donde se levantaiba el altar necesldad mas urgent*, la Por Manolo Reyes tino el nos ha puesto a las voces de 223 seminaris- mas perentoria de nuestro Jesus queria posesionarse de Dios con su Padre celes- prueba, porque entiende que Hay momentos en la vida tas entonaban la oracion de atormentado mundo actual es de aquella alma pura, retener- tial, en intima comunion de tenemos madera para sufrir- de los hombres que parece ca- S. Francisco, segun la ver- la necesidad de la paz. la junto a si el mayor tiemipo pensamientos, sentimientos y la y rebasarla. . No lo defrau- si imposible soportar un mi- sion de Ralph Hunter; "Se- Ser cristiano, hoy mas qwe posiWe, para fortificarla y vidas. Y pense que el domin- demos, que El tampoco nos nuto mas la existencia. Los nor, hazme instrumento de tu nunca, significa ser un arti- prepararla para los embates go, dia el Sefior, tiene una abandonari. Por nuestro fuerza y un sentido divino ojos se clavan angustiosos en paz", cantaba el coro, mien- fice, un constructor de la paz. posteriores, en los que la ino- Dios, por nuestra Patria, por para la transformaci6n de las manecillas del reloj y ca- tras el Romano Pontifice se Y trabajar por la paz supone, cencia maravillosa de aqueHa nuestra famiila, hay que ser los corazones, para acercarlos da minuto, cada segundo, ad- revestia para celebrar la misa en primer termino, tener sen- afona iba a ser asaltada por firmes, mis firmes que nun- a la verdad y a la felicidad, y quiere la apariencia de enor- votiva de la paz. Era la fes- timientos pacifieos. La educa- los bandidos del mundo alia- ca en nuestras convicciones, tivMad de S. Francisco de dos con Satan. Senti alegrfa que, si quitamos altares del mes lingotes que pesan sobre don que damos a nuestra sin titubeos o vacflaciones. Asia. juventud mas que favorecer profunda, porque en el mun- escenario de la vida de los las espaldas. Ningiin sufrimiento queda- Paulo VI habia realizado Is causa de la paz a veces la do veia, todavia a pesar de hombres, el mundo pronto se- Y hasta a veces, vfctima de ra sin recompensa que Marti un viaje sin precedentes en pei\adica. Con frecuencia la tantas negruras y fealdades, ria un desierto de fieras, que entre rugidos de odio se de- una desesperacion sin limi- dijo: los anales del Papado. Por explicaci6n de la historia, le- cosas hermosas, maravillosa- tes, cuando menos se quie- vorarian unos a otros. Por- "La tumba es via, no tir- primera vez en la historia un jos de promover el acerca- mente sublimes y dulces. re que el Altisimo termlne que el mundo necesita de mino". Sumo Pontifice ponia sus pies miento de toda la familia ho- con este sufrimiento; otras en America para hacer una mana, tiende a crear barre- Vi despuds acercarse a un Dios y la tierra necesita ver, veces se recurren a sedantes angustkwa apelacion por la ras entre los pueblos por el joven y a una joven. En sus siquiera unos breves momen- tos entre cortinas entreabler- que hagan dormir a la fuerza IMPORTANTES PROYECTOS paz delante de 2,200 delega- excesivo nacionalismo. rostros habia fuego de amis- las mentes febriles para no dos de la Asamblea General tas, un pedacito de cielo y FINANCIO EN MEXICO CA- Trabajar por la paz es pre- tad, vida lozana y belleza sin pensar, para hub* del presen- de las Naciones Unidas, Y ha- oir la dulce melodia de las parar las condiciones polt igual. Jesus entraba en sus te. Esto pasa muy a menHdo THOLIC RELIEF SERVICES. bia escogido el 4 de oetubre, sinfonias de los angeles, que tkas, sociales y economical corazones como volcan de ente personas desprovistas como si quisiera que ese Or- todo eso era el momento de para que su establecimiea- amor y huracan de fuerza. de trabajo, que se ven capaei- —Veinticuatro diferentes ganisfflo Mundial, cuya carta la comunion y el canto, q» to sea posible, es actualizar La tentaci6n pooo despues, proyectos de desarrollo de la de ftmdacion se habia fir- cantaban los hombres conver- tados y con energias y que entre nosotros el orden tra- Iba a ser terrible, pero ettos comunidad por un monto de mado 20 aftos antes en la ciu- tidos en angeles al ponewe em por primera vez en la vida no zado por Dios desde el prin- salfan del sagrado ban- 64,248 dolares (853 mil pe- dad californiana de S. Fran- contacto con su Dios y *ed- encuentran donde desarrollar cipio. quete convertidos en leones, chos. una labor, un trabajo que les sos mexicanos) financi6 en cisco, buscara la inspiraci6n lanzando rugidos que ahuyen- permita llevar algo de dine- la Republica Mexieana la de sus decisiones en el Santo Dice la Sagrada Escritura Oficina de Catholic Relief que cuando comenzaron a ba- taban a los demonios cobar- Bien canta la Iglesia el dia ro, con que mantener a sn es- que paso su vida predicando des de la impureza. Jesus se Services para Mexico y Cen- jar las aguas del Diluvio Uni- del Corpus: "Que suave es tu posa e hijos. la paz y el bien entre los eentia feliz en medio de ellos tro America, del primero de hombres. versal el Patriaroa Noe abrWi y les mlraba con mirada tier- espiritu, Sefior, q«e para ha- Cuando esto suceda, no mi- julio de 1965 al 30 de junio la ventana del Area y soit6 na de carifio especial, porque cer sentir tu dulzura a tus hi- remos a la tierra, no clavemos de 1966, segun inforni6 el di- la juventud necesita este ca- jos, con el suavisimo pan ba- los ojos en el suelo. Alcemos rector de CRS en esta regi6n, la mirada al Altisimo, buscan- James D. Noel. Entre los pro- riiio y protecci6n de predilec- jado del cielo Uenas de We- do su ayuda, como cuaodo yectos destacan un programa d6n de Dios, para no perder- nes a los hambrientos y a los se entre los remolinos de las aquellos tres modestos pesca- de nutrici6n para nucleos in- rlcos hartos los dejas vacfos". gigantescas olas del mar en dores, en medio del mar, em- digenas a traves del Centro que vive. Y que bien cantamos en bravecido y huracanado, itoan Nacional de Ayuda a Misio- a ser devorados por las olas. nnestras Iglesias en to nueva nes Indigenas (CENAMI); Vi despues acercarse al co- liturgia de la comuni6n: Y la Virgen Morena, la Vir- adiestramiento de promoto- mulgatorio una madre y an gen de la Caridad del Cobre, ras para el desarrollo de la padre con cinco ninos, dos "Ven, Sefior, a nuestras al- la Santa Patrona de Cuba, comunidad en el Valle del de ellos podian recibir a Je- mas, que por ti suspiran, ven aparecio ante ellos, calm6 las sus porque ya habian hecho aguas y los devolvi6 a Puerto, Mezquital en favor de indios Selior. la primera comuni6n. sanos y salvos. Arriba tene- otomies; un fuerte donativo "C!omo el ciervo que a las mos quien vele por nosotros Les di la Sagrada Forma a para compra de una planta fuentes de agua fresca va ve- si creemos, si tenemos fe. los cuatro; pero sentfa lasti- electrica y material didacti- ma grande cuando los tres pe- loz, los anhelos de ml alma, Aqui aba jo, en este valle co para las Escuelas Radio- quenines abrian la boca y la van en pos de ti Sefior de lSgrimas, esti nuestro ca- fonicas de Huayacocotla; be- madre se las tapaba con la racter, nuestro temple, nues- Del Sefior Dios de los cielos cas para campesinos que se mano y no* podia darles a que tiene sed mi corazon. tro coraje, para enfrentar los Jesus, quien, sin embargo, an- grandes problemas de la vi- capacitan en t£cnica agrope- siaba, como en otros tiempos Cuando, al fin, podra este da, que no siempre con un cuaria, y otros importantes de la Iglesia, santificar aque- siervo ver tu rostro, gran anna se resuelven las serias programas de desarrollo de la llos cuerpecitos y almas su- Seftor!" crisis que nos depara el des- comunidad. Page 14 THE VOICE Miami, Florid. .••••• De Octubre de 1959 a Junto de 1966 el Centra — Hugo Nichols, consul general de la Repiiblica ds Co- Hispano Catolico ha oten- lombia en Miami sera el orador invitado durante la reunl6n anual de las Antiguas Alumnas del Sagrado Coraz6n, Carroll- dtdo 397,828 casos. 97,- ton, ei sabado 29 en el Convento del Sagrado Corazon, 3747 693 enfermos han recibi- Main Hwy. El acto s« abrira con una misa a las 9:30 ajn. seguida de una misa. do tratamiento: 92,286 han recibido rcmos, $2 — Alumnos de "colleges" de la Diocesis de Miami per- teneeientes a la Organizacion de Estudiantes por Justicia Social mi Hones y pica se han comenzaran a trabajar activaraente en el Youth Hall de Miami, repartido en favor de un en ocho campamentos de trabajadores migratorios y en un pueblo angustiado. .. estudio de las leyes laborales. Representatives de cinco col- leges tuvieron su primera reunion en el Seminario Mayor San Vicente de Paul. — Una misa pontifical celebrada por el Ofoispo Coleman Asistencia Espiritual y Formacion a la Juventud ... F. Carrol sera punto culminante del dia de convencion dc k TJni6n Diocesana de Socfcdades del Santo Nombre (Holy Name), el saibado 29 en la Casa de Retiros Nuestra Seflort de la Florida, North Palm Beach. El Centra Hispano y las Matematicas de Dios — El Diez de Oetubre, fecha que marca el inicio de las Uno por uno, cien ... dos por uno, doscientos... cinco gestas independentistas cubanas fue conmemorado en una por uno, quinientos. El ciento por uno en esta vida y ana Ultreya Cursillista que tuvo lugar el pasado sabado en el eterna felicidad. Locuras de Dios. Con El la matematica, tan auditorium de la parroquia de SS. Peter and Paul. El tigni- exacta y pulcra, nos falla. Nada de rakes cuadradas, o rompe- ficado actual de la fecha fue destacado por Ernesto Esteban, cabezas que midan el interes de nuestro escaso capital; Dios vocal de grupos del Secretariado de Cursillos de Cristiandad. con nosotros. Dios todopoderoso, grande, creador, etern*.'1- La Ultreya se inicio con una misa de comunion general. Par- ticiparon cursillistas de las parroquias de S.S. Peter & Paul, £1 pensamiento me vino al leer una estadistica, fria como St. Hugh, St. Agnes y St. Phillip Benial, Belle Glade. todas ©Mas, porque todo numero nos habia de masa y no de hom'bre«, pero muy expresiva. Ante mi tengo numeros de seis, cinco, y siete cifras. Desde Octubre de 1959 hasta Junio de 1966 el Centro His- pano ha atendido 397,828 casos; 97,693 enfermos han recibido tratamiento; 92,286 han recibido ropa con que cubrir su de«- nudes; 76,769 han podido acallar el hambre que les gritaban sus estomagos. $2,009,327.00 se han repartido en favor de un pueblo PBINCIPIOS de modernization decididos por el Concl- angustiado. lio Vaticano II, y su aplicaci6n al continente americano, fue- Pero los numeros solo nos sirven para un calculo, para ron analizados en la de'cima asamblea extraordinari del CE- un balance. Detras de cada uno de esos numeros existe una LAM (Consejo Episcopal Latinoamericano), en reciente reu- doble tragedia. La primera muy conocida por todos. Nos in ni6n celebrada en Mar del Plata, Argentina. Presididos por han comtado. La hemos vivido en nosotros mismos. Es el dolor el Arzobispo Avelar Brandao, de Teresina en el Brasil, mas de un pueblo que con lagrimas de sangre tuvo que apartarse de un centenar de Obispos diseutieron la presencia activa de del rio, del monte, y la ciudad que les vieron nacer. 397,828* la Iglesia en el desarrollo e integracion latinoamericana, en la dolores hemos recogido. El edificio entero nos podria hablar doble vertiente del pensamiento y de la accion. . . de la sangre derramada, del hu4rfano, de la esposa joven sin SOUDARIDAD sin reservas con los intentos en pro de calor, del profesional universitario que cambio sus libros 0 su la paz en el mundo, fue acordada por 15 Obispos vietnamitas, Alimentos a los que Llegan Desposeidos . bisturl por un estropajo, de la madre con el eorazon dividido recogiendo las iniciativas y empefios del Santo Padre. Junto a entre el hijo bueno y aquel otro que se quedo sin su protec- ellos estuvo el legado pontificio Monsenor Sergio Plgnedoli, ci6n, de las desilusiones de los homfores maduros que riiAs que enviado por Paulo VI para transmrtir su mensaje de paz al personas semejan sombras que divagan. Vietnam. La segunda es menos conocida y tal vez menos apreciada. UNA donacion de cinco mil ddlares para ayudar a los Sedientos de consuelo, neeesitados de ayuda, al reeibir el damnificados por el Huracan "Imes" en Repiiblica Dominica- consuelo y la ayuda se fijaron mas en el don que recibieron, na, fue remitido por el Papa Paulo VI por intermedio del que en la mano que se tendia a ellos. Nuncio Apostolico MonseftM Emmanuele Clarizio. . . Dos millones de d61 ares son tambi6n un peso que han MINISTROS, autoridades, religiosos y laicos, se dieron ci- sostenido, junto con la di6cesis de Miami, otras muchas per- ta en el Colegio del Sagrado Corazon de Jesus en Montevideo, sonas. Significan tambien el esfuerzo de muchas generosidades, Uruguay, para festejar los 75 aiios de vida religiosa del Her* de muchas horas de trabajo hechas por Dios. Cada enfen»a mano lego jesuita Jose Tapiol ,el que cuenta 90 anos de atendido, cada jaba de comida »epartida, cada canastilla, ea- edad. . . cierran en si el amor de muchas personas que hacen posible ese milagro. La historia de ellos es vuestra mkma historia. DoloridOS, Destaca Obispo Bozo Importanda perseguidos, neeesitados, vinierwi al Centro y aqui vieron do- lores y necesidades mayores aun que las suyas, y aqui se de Encuenfro Familiar Cristiano quedaron ayudando a cuantos acuden en demanda de ellos. Para ellos, para todos, estas matemSticas de Dios son «a (Viene de la P£g. 13) consuelo — el ciento por uno — y una promesa — el reino para que de este encuentro saiga la luz y se note en el am- eterno.—Fr. Javier Garcia Lago. biente". Atenciov Medica a los Enfermos . Se refiri'd al apostolado del ejemplo, apostolado que debe realizar aqui la familia exiliada y "que servira de fermento en esta comunidad". En la reunion, el presidente del MFC, doctor Hum- berto L6pez-Alio habia destacado como el eiemplo de vida familiar cristiano habia sido reconocido por la comunidad y como asi lo habia expresado la jerarquia, recordando paia- bras del Obispo Coleman F. Carrollo, "La familia cubana ha sido ejemplo de union entre ella' y otras, pronunciadas por el Canciller de la Diocesis y director del Apostolado en Es- Ny@sfra Cuba panol, Mons. Joihn J. Sitzpatrick, que en un acto del MFC ha- bia expresado que amigos norteamericanos se le acercaban SANTUARIO con frecuencia para hablar sobre los cubanos y que le expre- A LA saban "se les conoce porque se aman en familia". CAR1DAD Mons. Boza termin6 sus palabras a los dirigentes del M. F.C. advirtiendo que el Concilio recalco el papel del laico, Octubre 30 que ya no es un deber pasivo, del que se conformaba con 3 y 8 p. m. acudir a misa los domingos y alii responder a todo "am6nM volverse a la casa y se terminaron todas sus obMgacionec y res- Auditorium del ponsabilidades. "Todos somos Iglesia —recalc6— los Obispos, Condado de Dade los sacerdotes y los seglares y todos han de desempefiar esa reponsabilidad en el cargo que Dios les ha dado". Todos los Casos son Atendidos con Amor October 21, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 La Guz Vacia de la Juventud Cubana Oracion de los Fieles etnemigos que ni tan slquiera Vigesimo Primer Domingo Despues da Pentecostvc St se orienta a nuestra ju- (23 de Octubre) ventud por los verdaderos sur- conocen. Pero cuando cese el cos de cubania que se exigen fragor del combate, que M ha- para la paz, Cuba se salvara. ra con esos jovencitos? Pues Celebrante: El Senor sea con vosotros. ritu religioso, patridtico, Ji- Como la vida es sufrimien- hay que salvarlos para gloria A la gensracion cubana in- bertario u hogareno. Son ai- to en mas o menos escala, Pueblo: Y con tu espiritu. termedia, entre los ancianos de Dios, de nuestra patria y fios cubanos que estan forza- esta juventud tiene su cruz, de los hogares futuros. Celebrante: Oremos. Dios escogio a Maria para ser la Madre y la nifie?. e corresponde la de Crisfco y la Madre de la Iglesia. Pidamosle ahora al Padre dos a tr aba jar en log campos, pero en esa Cruz hay un Cris- La nueva pleyade que Ue- tarea de eehar las bases y en contra de todos los pro- to para fortalecerlos, amarlos a trayes de su intercesion, por nuestras necesidades y 1* abrir el c.amino. A la muoha- va como estandarte en su al- necesidades de todos los hombre'S. cedimientos humanos y peda- y arudarlos. ma a Cristo clavado en una chada cubana de hoy te co- gogicos, obligados a estudiar 1—Lector: Por nuestro Santo Padre, el Papa Paulo, para rresponde aceptar las bases, En la liberacion de Cuba cruz, tiene que colocar a Cris- que tengan exito sus esfuerzos en lograr la paz del muodo, una sola cosa: el comunismo. probablemente caeran muchos to *n la cruz vacia de la ju- oonvencerse de ellas, y en los Y los derechos imbibitos qu« oremos al Senor. cubaoos, quizas de esos <)tte ventud cubana que hoy cre- anos venideros echar a andar tiene en si toda eriatura de Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. hoy alia crecen odiando a ce sn la isla martir. con la Rewublica a cuestas Dios, han tratado de ser amor- por los senderos de la ver- 2—Lector: Por nuestro Obispo Coleman F. Carroll, y todos dazados, anquilosados y ani- los Obispos, oremos al Senor. dadera libertad. quilados en ellos por la tira- Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. \ Alia en Cuba crece hoy en nia Castro-comunista. dia una ninez y una juventud' 3—Lector: Por nuestro Parroco (N), y todos los sacerdotes Esta muchachada en la 1s- y religiosos, oremos al Senor. * que no nan visto la luz de la la cautiva esta, sin saberlo, Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad, verdad. No creen en Dios, la clavada en una cruz de sufri- Patria o ei Hogar. Son autfr miento. . .en una Cruz sin 4—Lector: Por el Presidente de esta nacion, para que su viaje al Asia sea efectivo en traer la paz a Vietnam, ore- matas del Estado Totalita- Cristo. mos al Senor. rio. Y hasH la dulce pala- Aqui en el exilio nuestros bra "mama" y "papa" esta hijos tambien afrontan saeri- Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. siendo desterr»da por un se- ficios. Pero estudian y se su- 5—Lector: Por los lideres de las naciones del Asia, para eo e irrespetuoso "compane- peran en tierras donde se es- que cooperen unos con otros en el logro de la paz, oremos ro". timulan sus creencias religio- al Senor. Son ninos que crecen bajo sas, donde se mantiene el res- Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. un intense adoctrinamiento peto a la patria y al hogar. eomunista que trata de matar- En una palabra: donde se res- 9—Lector: Por todos nosotros en esta asamiblea del Pueblo pira el aire puro de libertad. d« Dios, para que practicando el mutuo perdon traigan la les interiormente todo espi- paz a sus familias, su parroquia y su eomunidad, oremos al Senor. Sfintoral de la Semana Pueblo: Sefior, Ten piedad. Celebrante: Te pedimos Sefior Dios nos concedas el disfru- DOMINGO 23. San Ignacio de diendo los derechos de la tar de perpetua salud de cuerpo y alma. Por la gloriosa Iglesia. Falle.rio en el 878. intercesion de la Sanitisima Virgen Maria, seamos liberados Constantinopla. De la fami- de las tristezas presentes y gocemos de la eterna pass. Por lia real de Bizancio, hijo del LUNES 24. San Rafael Ar- nuestro Senor Jesucrisbo, Tu Hijo, que contigo vive y reina Emperador Miguel I, ingreso cangel. Uno de los 7 arcange- en la unidad del Espiritu Santo, Dios, por todos los siglos iComo Dijc Usted, los cuarteles en escuelas o las escuelas en la vida religiosa tras ser les que estan ante el trono de de los siglos. en cuarteles?" depuesto su padre. Su santi- Dios. Le vemos en la iBscritu Pueblo: Amen. dad le llevo a ser Patriarca de ra como el compafiero del jo- Constantinopla condenando ven Tobias. Su nomfore sig s,iii cesar los vicios de la so- nifica: "Dios ha curado". etedad en que vivia y defen- MARTES 25. Santos Crisanto y Daria. Estos esposos, prove- "La Batalla Decisiva" y Otros Estrenos nientes de ricas familias de Por Alberto Cardelle ,ipor el excelente trabajo de Roma, predicaron el Evanige- Misas Dominicales camara que hizo en "El Puen- lio y ganaron muchos conver- TOWER: 'La Batalla Decisiva' te Sabre el Rio Kwai". La VOICE en Espanol ses en la ciudad. Fueron mar- (Th« Battle of Hie Bulge). fotografia esta construida por Unico Periodico Realmente BilingSe en Miami tirizados en la Via Salaria a Pelicula norteamericana, con encuadres ce sobresalto y CATEDRAL DE MIAMI, 2 fines del siglo 3. titulos en espanol. Director: Ave. y 75 St. N.W 7 PJffl. tambien algo tenebrosos, al MIERCOLES 26. San Evaris- Kenn Annakin. Int6rpretes: mostrarse un pocreroso ej6rci- CORPUS CHRISTI, 3230 Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews, N.W 7 Ave. 10 A.M., 1 to. Cuarto sucesor de San Pe- to de tanques marchando so- PJ*I. v 5:30 P.M. dro. Nacido en Grecia fue ele- Pier Angeli. bre una infanteria que se re- ST. PETER AND PAW,, gido Papa en tiempos del Bm- Ano: 1944, en algun lugar tira. 900 S.W. 26 Rd. 8:30 AJH. perador Trajano. Dividio Ro- de Europa. La Segunda Gue- iLos mejores aotores? Ro- 1 PJM.. 7 y 8 P.M. ma en parroquias asignando rra Mundial estaba tocando a bert Shaw en el papel del Siempre Hay A/go Interesante Para Ud. en ASSUMPTION ACADEMY, unsacerdote a cada una, or- su fin. De una parte de la coronel Hassler, ateman listo "Hoy, el periodico catolico no es un lujc 1517 Briekell Ave. 12 PJML deno 7 diaconos para ayudar contienda belica tropas esta- y fanatlco para el cual la superficial o una devocion opcional. cs ST. JOHN BOSCO, 1301 al Obispo, originando asl el dounidenses del General Pa- "guerra no debia- terminar un instrument necesario para la circu- Flagler St. 7, 10 AJtt. 1, Colegio de Cardenales. Tras tton, con sus ligeros tanques 6 y 7:30 PJH. nunca", Henry Fonda como lacion de aquellas ideas que alimentan gobernar la Iglesia por espa- "Sherman". De la otra parte, Kiley, el saigaz oficial norte- nuestra Fe". GESU, 118 N.E. 2 St. 5:30 cio de 8 anos, fue martiriza- tropas alemanas, presenta- PJtt. americano. El actor aleman Paulo VI. do en el 112. das con e'/egancia, al mando que personifica a Konrad, el ST. MICHAEL, 2933 W. del coronel Hassler que tenia "Es ni ferviente esperanza que coda Flagler 10:45 A.M. ayudante de Hassler, quizas JUEVES 27. San Frumen- a su cargo una flota de po- el personaje mas humano y familia de la Diocesis se suscriba a The ST. HUGH, Royal Rd f cio. Uno de los primeros en derosos tanques "Tigers" que el actor mas profesional. Pa- Voice y pueda beneficiarse de la valiosa Main Highway, Coconut predkar el Evangelio en formacion, instruccion e inspiracion que Grove. 12:15 P.M. al decir de los artilleros nor- ra este ultimo era mas im- Etiopia, fue nombrado por teamericanos, las balas lanza- portante recuperar sus hijos provee semanalmente la visita en el ho- ST. TIMOTHY, d400 S.W. gar de nuestro periodico diocesano, The 102 Ave 12:30 P.M. San Anastasio como Obispo das por los canones de 88 mi- que ganarle la guerra a Hi- de Aksum. Convirti6 a miles limetros de los "Sherman" re- tler y Robert ityan, como el Voice". ST. DOMINIC, N.W. 7 St Obispo Carroll. y 59 Ave 1 P.M. entre ellos al rey Aizan. Mu- botaban en el blindaje de comandante Gray, para el rio en el siglo 4. los "Tigers" como "pelotas de ST. BRENDAN, 87 Ave. y eual s61o quedaba rezar para 32 St S.W 6:45 PJH. VIERNES 28. Santos Simon ping-pong". que resultara realidad una y Judas Tadeo. Ambos aposto- ST. AGNES, Key Biscay- Sobre esta historia, Philip ultima posibilidad para dete- 'me, 10 AM. les de Jesus. El primero, Si- Yordan y un grupo de libre- ner ei empuje nazi. ( Clasifi- mon Cananeo, despues de la LITTLE FLOWER, 1270 tistas lograron un argumento cacion moral: Al. Para toda Anastasia. Coral Gables, Crucifixion, predico en Egijp- sobre el cual el Director la familia). JBm 9:15 A.M v 12 M. to. El segundo Judas Tadeo, Kenn Annakin realizo una es- TRAH^: "Harlow, La Rubia No Debe Faitar en Ningun Hogar Catolko ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE, autor de una de las Bpistolas pectacular y magnifica pelicu- Platinada". (Harlow) Pelicu- 451 E. 4 Ave., Hialeah, del Nuevo Testamento, evan- 6:30 P.M. la. "La Batalla Decisiva" es- la norteamericana con titu- gelizo en Mesopotamia. Reu- ta montada sobre un ritmo los. Director: Gordon Douglas. I Voice Dpro. de Circulacion | INMACULADA CONCEP- nidos ambos en Persia, sufrie- galopante y posee una muy Interpretes: Carol Baker. Mi- . 6180 N.E. 4th Ct., Miami, Fla. . CION, 68 w 42 PL, Hia- ron el martirio en el siglo 1. leah, 12:45 v 7:30 PJH. cuidadosa arabientacion; ya chael Connors. Esta pelicula . • Deseo Suscribirme a The Voice . SABA1>O 29. San Narciso. caracteristica del Director nos trae el drama biografico ST. BERNARD MISSION, Elegido Obispo de Jerusal6n, * D Quiero Renovar mi Suscripcion I W. IS Ave. y 60 St, Hia- Annakin. Pero lo mas exce- de una estrella de cjne. Sus leah, 10 AJM. goberno su rebano con ejem- lente de la pelicula es sin triunfos en la cuspide de su I Nombre I plar santidad y celo apost61i- ST. PHILIP BENIZI, Belle dudas su fotografia. La aisma carrera y su degradacion pau- | Direccion | (Hade, 12 M. co. Muchos milagros atestl- latina. "Harlow" encierra cru- se confio a un profesional de $5.00 al afio en Esrados Unidos. . ST. MARY. Pahooke, 6:3* guaron aun en vida la elee- la camara: el fot6grafo in- deza de escenas y dialogos. PJtt. cion del Senor hacia su sier- gles Jack Hildyard, que fue Clasificacidn Moral: A-4 (Ma- I vo. Murio en el siglo 3. premiado por la Academia yores con reparos). $7.50 al ano en otros paises. I Page 16 THE VOICE Miami, Florida October 21, 1966 Unbeaten School Teams Face Tough Opponents Kissi-fl fur three touchdowns, iiH'ltiding 55 and 'Jl-janl toss- By JACK HOUGHTELING ticularly staisfying victory list South Dade at Arch- for Carrol], as Gibbons was bishop Curley, 1-4, on Thurs- es to 1965 diocese all-star The list of undefeated the only team to defeat the day, Fort Myers Bishop Ver- end John Taylor. Ciampi was diocese football squads good for 10 completions in 15 Rams last season. ot, 1-3, at Florida School for tries for 167 yards as the dwindled to just two after St. Thomas opens the Boys, LaSalle, 2-2, is at Plan- Knights scored their first last week's action. After week's football action with a tation, and Chaminade, 2-2, victory of the season. Thursday night game at at Pine Crest, all today, this week, it might be even while Saturday has Colum- g r o w i-n g power , Cardinal B y contrast, Columbus less as both schools with Newman of West Palm bus, 3-1, as host to Coral suffered its first defeat, as p ct records, Fort Lau- Beach. The Raiders will car- Park, and Miami Military ry a 5-0 record into the con- Academy at Cardinal Gib- its usual sharp passing game deiuale's St. Thomas Aqui- test while Newman had a 3-1 bons, 2-2. was handicapped by an inju- THREE FORMER standouts from Archbishop nas and Fort Pierce's Arch- mark. Although both are CTJRLEY SURPRISES ry that slowed star quarter- Curley High school, Miami, are with Xavier Univer- fa i s h o p Carroll, face Class A schools, both scored Archbishop Curley turned back Lew Pytel; and another sity varsity football team in Cincinnati. Shown triumphs over Class AA with Head Coach Ed Biles are Carroll Williams, rugged foes. schools earlier in the cam- in the biggest surprise last injury kept ace end Larry Miami's Christopher Co- paign. week as the Knights, losers Dorman from the game. Aft- Harold Stuart and Greg Golding. Williams, the lumbus High, the fith-ranked of their first four games, er tracing 10-0, Columbus Musketeers' quarterback, last season was selected team in the state, was the toppled four-touchdown fa- as the Catholic College Player of the year. Carroll puts its perfect vorite Carol City, 31-20. rallied to close the gap to 10- latest of the diocese schools record on the line tonight at to see a perfect record go 7 on a spectacular end zone Moore Haven High, which The Curley aerial game, catch of Pytel's two-yard down the drain as the Explor- was 3-2 after last week's 26- ing with a nine-yard dash three times, on runs of 70, 5 ers lost, 17-7, to once-beaten potent all season but unable toss by 6-4 end Jim Fox. and 60 yards, Vince Bogan- 0 triumph over Alva. to make it into touchdown around left. ski tallied on a 22-yard pass Palmetto High, also listed in land, was at its finest as Pytel completed 11 of 26 the statels top 10. for 186 yards but it wasn't Phil Borgia, a 190-pound from John Marasco; and Pat Other games this weekend quarterback Fete Ciampi Peterson got the other Crusa- OUTSTANDING VICTORIES enough against the strong tackle turned into a running Palmetto outfit. back for this game, led the der score on a 76 yard punt St. Thomas kept its mark St. J"homas kept its record Gibbons attack with 126 return. perfect with a 21-6 triumph New Officers Installed perfect by scoring on three yards in 29 carries. Bishop Verot continued its over Miami LaSalle while aerials, one a 13-yard pass first season lessons in foot- Carroll turned in its top win from Rick Tabit to Jim Newman had litlle troufe ball as the Vikings were of the season by handing By Two CYO Branches Ward; one a 13-yarder from in topping Florida Air Acad- dumped 52-0 by Cypress Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Tabit to Mark Himmelber- emy, 33-0, after rolling up a Lake. Gibbons its second loss of New officers of CYO at ice Gaston, social chairman; ger. The third TD resulted 26-0 lead at halftime. Full- Chaminade was idle last the year, 26-2. It was a par- Holy Redeemer and St. and Dwight Fayson and Che- from a 34-yard pass intercep- back Steve Romano scored week. ryl Murray, athletic chair- tion by Silvester Dorsey. Philip parishes were re- men. Key West Squires c e n 11 y installed during Katrenia Colebrook as- LAST PLAY SCORES LaSalle got its lone score Get Commendation ceremonies at St. Philip sumed her duties as presi-. Voice Mission, Bunche Park. dent of St. Philip CYO. also on a pass as Bob Mc- Swiggen tossed four yards to KEY WEST — Columbian Father Adam Bellard, Other officers are Cornel Hatton, vice president; Dale Jim Ratliff on the last play Gourmet Guide Squires' St. Joseph Circle S . S . J., assistant pastor, of the game. has received the commenda- Holy Redeemer parish, in- Ambrose, secretary; Shelain tion of Gerald A. MacDo- Davis, treasurer; Deborah Archbishop Carroll over- stalled Jose Martinez as pres- came the efforts of Cardinal nald, K. of C. state youth ident of the parish CYO; Cleare, delegate, Rodger Al- chairman. len, publicity chairman; Lin- Gibbons to halt halfback Sheila Williams, vice presi- Iverson Williams with a su- Speaking at a special meet- dent; Willette Smith, secre- da Smith, spiritual chair- • LEARN TO DRIVE • man, Sandra Davis, civic- perlative game by quarter- ing of the Circle, now the tary; Bernard Welters, back Dave Heaton'. 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Miami Ave. City and State October 21. 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 Strange But True The Question Box STLMTED IN WE +WLLS NORM OF flOE, £m Not Goiftli To TOE SHRINr OF OUR LADV OF THE CRAGS IS KNOwM 1O VERV FEW VISITORS ID 'Shouldn't Translator THE ETERNAL Ci-ry. TOE SHRHJE IS OF 6<»5rtT AMTI^UITy AND W4S ALMOST INACCESSIBLE UNTIL THF 18™ CENTURY, WHEN ITS CUSTODWN CUT A ST/URCASK Make A Retreat! SINSLEHANDED FROM THE LIVING ROCK, Fall Into Pit?' SPENDING 14-YEARS ON HIS TASK. . . . unless I really want to By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY renew my spiritual life. Q. In the Gospel for the 16th Sunday after Pentecost In- OUR LADY OF FLORIDA stead of the ass or the ox which fell into a pit, we now read a "son" or an ox fell into a well. I know that a son who was MONASTERY RETREAT figuratively an ass might fall into a pit (not all pits are wells). For Men Whoever translated the beautiful Mass prayers should be FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE OR PHONE tarred and feathered and fall into the pit with the ox. A. From your attitude I REV. RETREAT DIRECTOR, C. P. 1300 U.S. HIGHWAY NO. 1 PHONE 844-7750 NORTH PALM BEACH judge that you might puil commemorate His glorious the ox out on the Sabbath, resurrection. It is His risen but not the translator. body that we receive in Com- .«/?£• DERIVED FROM TWO WORDS I presume you know that munion. Why should we not OF OPPOSITE MEANING: the Gospels were written in sing for joy, and in thanks- M0HOS"~ GREEK-MEIW1HC, Greek, and that we do not giving? "— LATIN - -MEANING " have the original manu- * * • scripts. We do have many ancient manuscripts, howev- Q. I am a widow with a IN er, and scholars have studied small income and I tithe in J, ONE OF EUROPES fiRE/mfBT WteETRACKS, STANDS accordance with the wishes 7- OW THE SITE OF AN ABBEy FOUNDED IN PARIS IN THE these with great care and 13? CENTUM W ISABELLA diligence, comparing one of my pastor, 5 per cent to OF FRANCE. -AT TWIT with another, trying to find the Church direct and 5 per out what the original must cent to other collections, etc. BUILDINGS WERE I recently sold a small piece RAIN DESTROVED, EXCEPT have been. Much progress TOR A MILL WHICH STILL has been made in these stu- of property and I wish to THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH DOMINATES THE TRACK. dies of texts during our know if the proceeds from present century. this come under tithing, and A The only place for Mass in Thenmala, south if I should give 10 per cent STORE- India, is a converted store-front on a noisy street Some of the best scholars of this sale besides my u 1 11 JiimiiimiiMUiiraiiiiiiHiraiin 111 mumiing I consulted, both Catholic monthly tithing on my in- FRONT teeming with animals and curiosity-seekers. The come, and if I should give it CHURCH, nearest Catholic burial-plot is many miles away PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL and Protestant, believe that NO —which means that the corpse must be carried the authentic textual read- in one lump sum or how? CEMETERY there on people's shoulders despite the heat and ing is hulos, son — and not monsoon rains. . . . Archbishop Mar Gregorios Twenty First* Sunday After Pentecost § onos, ass. This former read- A. You should feel under (who visited the U. S. last year) needs only OCT. 23, 1966 ing is found in many of the no constraint to tithe any best ancient manuscripts. $1,400 for a decent church (for 22 families) CELEBRANT: The Lord be with you. § portion of the money you and a new cemetery nearby. . . . Name the It is quite possible that received from the sale of church for your favorite saint in your loved ones' PEOPLE: And with your spirit. j the change in other texts this property — not even if memory, if you build it all by yourself. Partial CELEBRANT: Let us pray. God has chosen Mary to be| was made to remove a cer- there were capital gains in- gifts, too, ($100, $75, $50, $25, $15, $10, $5, the Mother of Christ and Mother of the Church. Through her| tain incongruity from the volved. By tithing on your $2) are needed now. Send something? We'll intercession let us now ask the Father for our needs and the| original. Some think maybe monthly income you are thank you promptly. needs of all men. j the original word should doing your full fair share in LECTOR: (1) For our Holy Father,'Pope Paul, that hisl have been ois, sheep, rather supporting your church and efforts to bring peace to the world may be successful, we§ than hulos, son; still others other religious and charita- pray to the Lord. I think it might have been ble enterprises. Would that EIGHT D $300 pays the entire cost of a Sister's two- v everyone did as much! PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. j hus, pig; but apparently WAYS year training. many early copyists decided TO • $150 supports one Sister for a year. LECTOR: (2) For our Bishop, Coleman F. Carroll, and| that the word should be TRAIN • $12.50 supports one Sister for a month. all bishops, we pray to the Lord. § onos, ass. A • $10 is the cost of a Sister's habit. PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. MISSAL NATIVE • $7.50 provides incidentals for one year. LECTOR: (S) For our Pastor, N., and all priests and Surely the Lord would not SISTER D $5 buys shoes for a Sister-to-be. religious, we pray to the Lord. put the son and the ox on GUIDE D $3 supports a novice for about a week. PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. equal footing! Many of the Oct. 33 — Mass of the 21st D $l-a-month ($12 a year) pays your member- best critical translations pre- Sunday after Pentecost, ship dues in Mary's Bank, our sponsors' club LECTOR: (4) For our President, that his Asian trip fer to remain faithful to the for training native Sisters. may be effective in bringing peace to Vietnam, we pray to better text, and translate it Gloria, second prayer under the Lord. as we read it at Mass. same conclusion for the Prop- ; PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. ataion of the Faith, creed, "Pit" never was a good preface of the Trinity. LECTOR: (5) For the leaders of Asian nations, that they translation of the Greek may cooperate with one another in working for peace, we Oct. 24 — Mass of St. Ra- MONTH November, the month set aside by the Church pray to the Lord. word phrear, which means a OF for the remembrance of the Souls in Purgatory, well, a cistern, or a reser- phael the Archangel, Gloria, THE is only two weeks away. Do you have a loved one PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. voir. All the modern transla- second prayer against LECTOR: (6) For all in this assembly of the People of HOLY deceased whom you wish remembered? Our mis- tions I consulted now use the storms, common preface. SOULS sionary priests will be pleased to offer promptly God, that through our practice of mutual forgiveness we may word well. bring peace to our families, parish, and community, we pray Oct. 25 — Mass of St. Isi- the Masses you request. Send us your inten- to the Lord. '• • • • dore the Farmer, Gloria, sec- tions now. ond prayer in low Masses of PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. : - CELEBRANT: Grant us, we pray you. Lord God, to en- Q. A few weeks ago there SS. Chrysanthus and Daria, joy perpetual health of mind and body. By the glorious in- was a letter in your column martyrs, common preface. ONE After death your savings don't belong to you. tercession of. Bjessed Mary ever Virgin, may we be delivered from someone deploring the Oct. 26 — Mass of the 21st LAST Share them now to make the world a happier from present sorrows and enjoy everlasting peace. Through lack of decorum in singing Sunday after Pentecost with- THOUGHT place. Mention the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE Jesus Christ,-your Son, Our.Lord, Who lives and reigns with at Mass, especially at Com- out Gloria or creed, second ASSOCIATION (our legal title) in your will. String- you in the unity of,the Holy Spirit, God, forever and ever. munion, and ' stating that prayer in low Masses of St. less bequests are used by the Holy Father where PEOPLE: Amen. since the Mass represented needed most the death of Christ this Evaristus, pope and martyr, ittuiHuuiiHttiuuiiuiuimtiiiiiiiiUiitnuin.ini f|Jllj)HHJNIJJIIfrHUUIUI[UUIIIII[frUJJlUUll(lrfUJIHIIUIIUUtUuliiMLiiiTiulJlUiiiiu ii J ui jJiJiiniLiiiujjuujiijiliulhtiNMMMtiliiJluliFLlLi IIJJJ third prayer against .storms, HnlUfflHHltlWnflnTlH WWIW I Wl II m Ml mill lMlmU1llHlUlHLUHnBnMin|iiInLm1mlnHlRRnuiunlHnlUtn Christ, Your son, Our Lord, Who lives and^ apostles.•• ' ' • • ••' the unity of the Holy Spirit, God forever _^ Oct. 39 — Mass of Our PRAYER AFTER COMMUN?dN times a day, it gi\es us joy MISSIONS O almighty and eternal God, Your punishments bring us heal- and courage to face all that Lady on Saturday (V), Gloria, preface of the FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President ing, and Your forgiveness bestows continued life. Grant us the we must face. " MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary joy and consolation of the fair weather we request, and help Blessed Virgin Mary. Write: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOC. us always to use Your merciful gifts to our true advantage. A. -You have the true Oct. SO — Mass of Our 330 Madisdn Avenue*New York, N.Y. 100K Through Jesus Christ, Your Son, Our Lord, Who lives and Christian attitude. At Mass, Lord Jesus Christ the King, Telephone: 212/YUkon 6-5840 r&igns with You in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God forever while we commemorate the Gloria, creed, preface of and ever, Amen. death of our Savior, we also Christ the King. we VQJCE Miami* Florida Interested in He's Worried Because His Sympathy MUTUAL FUNDS? For Negro Falls MUTUAL, INC. A balanced fund with com- mon'and preferred stocks and i nviest men t.,-qua lily bands. Obje.ctives.: reason- able return, preservation of capital, long-term ap- By JOHN J. KANE, Ph.D. preciation possibilities. For a long lime I have been very sympathetic to the jause of the American Negro. I realize he has suffered eco- for a prospectus-booklet = nomic, educational and housing injustices. But within recent man years much has been done for him. The segregated school is or clip this complete adver- disappearing; laws prevent discrimination in hiring. Why tisement and mail it to your then all this stupid rioting, arson and killing? As I read of INVESTORS man. this day after a day my attitude toward the Negro is chang- representing ing, and I worry about it. f DIVERSIFIED SERVICES.INC! Tom, you sound like a one man "white backlash". But I s • . i fear your number is legion, or fast becoming so. I also feel | E. M. (Mike) Antonelli I grave concern over both the violence and the backlash. Vi- I 7800 W. Plantation Blvd. I olence cannot be condoned. And please note, a number of Ne- gro leaders have emphatically made this point. j Hollywood Pb. 987-3289 I But let ine begin with your letter. Things for the Negro I Edward C. Stiles j are somewhat less rosy than your letter indicates. If the segre- ! 4293 N.W. 20th Aveme I gated school is disappearing, it must be on the same type of I ft. Laiiderdaie Ph. 566-1 time schedule as glaciers. In many places we have only token desegregation. A few Samuel R. Campanella Negroes are admitted to a previously all white shool just to 1318 S.W. «th Tenaee prove that the school is not segregated but many are kept out Pompano Bch. Ph. 933-1702 by various devices. In some places school districts are altered tc keep the schools mainly white or colored. Louis J. Ganem Furthermore, you will never have desegregated schools 235 S. County Rd., Suite 14 while you have segregated housing. Young children — and I Palm Beach Ph. 132-2352 sm thinking of elementary school — attend institutions in their own neighborhoods. This seems wise to me. To drive young children halfway across a city in buses is absurd. But. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! segregated housing shows no real promise of breaking down. Attempts to do so result not in breakthroughs but in break- downs of law and order because of hostile, white opposition. PHOTOGRAPHY YOU CAN HELP THE Anti-Discrimination Laws Society of St. Vincent de Paul There are laws to prevent discrimination in hiring but they are not always enforced and at times it is very difficult to enforce them. Furthermore, as a result of inferior school- ing, many Negroes do lack the skills and education for some TO HELP OTHERS positions, although I must admit, that even when they have By Donating Your Usable Discarded Furniture, them, the jobs may not be opened to them. CHRISTMAS Rugs, Appliances, Bedding, Clothing, Shoes and But, as you ask, why the violence? Psychologically, St is SPECIAL! Miscellaneous Items. not hard to explain. In fact, one word will do it — frustra- Please Contact The St Vincent De Paul Store in your Area IN COLOR tion. There is experimental evidence from psychology labora- if Ft. Lauderdale — 524-0716 * Miomi — 373-3856 tories about frustration. One basic law is that the closer one 3 - 8x10 PHOTOS 513 W. Broword Blvd. 801 N. Miomi Avenue is tc his goal when he encounters a block, the greater the frus- 100 Greeting Cards 9 9 9548 tration. ' **?5!,~ ?' - * Wert Palm Beach — 832-0014 $50. S.W. 56th Avenue 2032 No. Dixie Hwy. 923 ARTHUR GODFREY RD. •k POMPANO — 942-2242 For example, a college freshman who flunks out will not MIAMI BEACH, FLA. 2323 No. Dixie Hwy. usually suffer the acute frustration he would if he were 531-1872 - CALL - 534-4930 flunked out at the end of the first semester in senior year. Any article you may wish to donate will tie gladly jsicttej up. Now you have some idea of just what is behind the var- ious outbreaks which have occurred. In such a state of frustration one can take it out on some- one else or on himself. The Negro, or some Negroes, took it out on others. The police unfortunately are the favorite scape- PEOPLE NEED PRIESTS goats of both rioting Negroes and whites. To some Negroes police represent the white power structure, and this is just what they wish to attack. PRIESTS NEED PEOPLE Riots Don't Help to become Obviously, riots such as" Watts and others do not help the Negro cause. Even those involved in them are later likely to %)it as much. But they temporarily make them feel better, PRIESTS enjoy what is called, a catharsis. To put it colloquially, they Jet off steam. When strikes first became common in this country many well meaning persons simply could not understand what was at stake. They pointed out quite correctly that if the men HELP were unemployed for a month, it would take years for the little increase to compensate for the loss. But this simply was ONE OF GOD'S PEOPLE BECOME A PRIEST not what was at issue then. It was the workers' desire to prove that they could stand up to the employer, that they were not powerless. The situation In rtet-torn area* Is similar. So Is the cry, "«a«k Fewer", although n»«ne mem* entirely certain «( just what it mean*. And ows mast sadly admit that th« plight of GIVE TO THE tlie Negro received scaitt Attention when he did not demen- «trat«, and alas, even riot. BURSE FUND The answer is to move as rapidly at possible to giv« the For Information, Write: American Negro justice, but let him understand it. cannot The Burse Office occur overnight but it will not be delayed for years. 6301 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, Florida 33138 I don't like the riots but I don't think the backlash is any enswer. Both are negative approaches and we need, something positive. October 21. 19U THt VOfCC Fcqe If SUNNY GOINGS ON Committees To Help Parties, Mask Ball, With Arts Program BOCA RATON — A Ross, Mrs. John Opel, Mrs. committee of area com- Cyril Barton, all of Boca Ra- -ton; Mrs. Paul Speicher, Del- Rummages Shape Up munity leaders has been ray Beach; Mrs. Johnnie SOCIAL SCENE . . . Their annual card party will be established at Marymount Frisbee, Boynton Beach; and College to assist the school Mrs. William LeStrange, hosted by Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Guild on Thursday, Pompano Beach. Oct. 27 at Aquinas High cafetorium, Ft. Lauderdale . . . Sun- in the development of its Mrs. Rita d'Aulan is chair- day, Oct. 23 is the date set by Chaminade Mothers Club for performing arts programs. man of the business sponsors its family smorgasbord social at the high school in Hollywood Rev. Mother de la Croix, committee, assisted by Miss . . . St. Gregory Women's Guild will hold a luncheon and R.S.H.M., college president, Nellie Clift, Mrs. Donald fashion show, Saturday, Oct. 29 at the Gait Ocean Mile Hotel has announced the appoint- Beard and Mrs. Henry F. . . . American Legion Hall in Lake Worth will be" the scene ment of Mrs. Donald Camp- Moore, Jr. of St. Luke Woman's Club annual masquerade ball at 9 p.m., bell and Mrs. William Glover An advertising committee Saturday, Oct. 29 ... A bazaar, luncheon, and fashion show of Boca Raton as co-chair- is headed by Mrs. Campbell, under the auspices of Circle 5, Holy Cross Hospital Auxiliary, CFM LEADERS, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crowley, who men of the Performing Arts assisted by Mrs. Dan Doran. will begin at 10 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 26, in Crystal Lake Women's Committee. Mrs. Kenneth Garside, visited Christian Family Movement members in Members of the series Mrs. Lynne E. Aldrich and Country Club, Pompano Beach ... A German Garden Party Miami last month, received the University of Notre sponsors committee are Mrs. Miss Kiki Nakamura are sponsored by St. Clement Altar and Rosary Society will begin Dame Laetare Medal for 1966 from Father Theo- Michael Burke, Mrs. William members of the artist hospi- at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22 on the parish grounds ... St. dore Hesburgh, C. S. C, president. O'Donnell, Mrs. Richard tality committee. Anthony Catholic Woman's Club will host a harvest luncheon and card party, Tuesday, Oct. 25, at Tamarac Yacht Club, Lighthouse Point, Pompano Beach . •; . Second annual parish barbecue will be hosted on St. Coleman Church grounds in Clubs Slate Pompano Beach by the parish women's guild Sunday, Oct. 23, from 1-6 p.m. ... Retreats HERE AND THERE , . . CDA Court St. Coleman, Mi- Fall retreats have been Gourmet Guide ami Springs, will observe a Corporate Communion during 8 announced by two wom- a.m. Mass, Sunday, Oct. 23, Corpus Christl Church ... St. en's clubs, whose members WORLD FAMOUS Clare Women's Guild will hold a rummage sale, Saturday, will participate in confer- Featured twice in Oct. 22, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 912-10 St., North Palm ences at the Cenacle Re- Esquire Magazine Beach ... Salable items are being collected for the rum- and in Time. treat House, Lantana. BUTAURANT ft LOUNG mage sale of St. Matthew Rosary and School Society to be BOYNTON BEACH — 79th St. Causeway Between held Oct. 28 and 29 at the Hallandale Women's Club ... Members of St. Mark Catho- Miami & Miami Beach RES: UN 5-3431 ' Mrs. Henry A. Testa is the new president of St Luke Catho- lic Woman's Club will ob- lic Women's Club, Lake Worth . . . Columbiettes of Father serve their annual retreat Lawrence J. Flynn K. of C. Council have elected Mrs. Helen ; -beginning this evening and MIAMI'S MOST POPUUR CONVENTION RESTAURANT Canny as president . . . Holy Spirit Council of Catholic concluding Sunday after- Women, Lantana, will meet at 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 26. noon. Italian Cuisine All women in the parish Res.: BENNI. Open Sundays at 2 p.m. and non-Catholics are invit- 12155 B'snayne Blvd.. ed to participate. PL 4-2431 - Miatr Jewish Women Set Up • • > FORT LAUDERDALE — Our Lady Queen of Martyrs STEAKS Study Loan At College Guild will sponsor a weekend PRIME RIBS retreat from Friday, Nov. SEA FOOD JAn Interest-free scholar- Choice of the student shall 11, to Sunday, Nov. 13. LOBSTERS ship loan in the amount of not be dependent upon color, ' All women in the parish $1,300 for one year's tuition race or ethnic origin and the are invited to attend. Res- to the Barry College School loan repayment shall begin ervations may be made by of Social Work has been es- six months after graduation calling Mrs. W. L. Zeller at tablished by the;-Greater Mi- on* a regular installment ba- 583-2232. ami Section of: the National sis. Council of Jewish Women. The National Council of FRIDAY The recipient is to be a Jewish Women is the first Dade County resident with organization to offer finan- SEA FEAST sufficient academic and emo- cial assistance of this kind to tional potential for social the new graduate school, BUFFET work and with demonstrated which opened on Sept. 19. financial need, Who promises to work in the Dade County Nurse Chapter Can Eat *k area after graduation. Sets Eve Of 52 COURSES Featuring Fla. Lobster Recollection Medic To Discuss WEST PALM BEACH — An evening of recollec- llillllllllllljlglll Catholic Morality tion will be observed by MIAMI SPRINGS — "Sex- the Palm Beach Chapter SEAFOOD ual Morality for Catholics" of the Miami Diocesan will be discussed by Dr. Council of Catholic George Gage, assistant pro- Nurses at 7 p.m., Wednes- RESTAURANTS fessor of obstetrics and gy- day, Oct. 26, in St; Mary necology- at the University of Hospital chapel. LUNCHEONS from 85c Miami Medical School, dur- Father Thomas Rynne, ing the 8 p.m. meeting of pastor, Holy Spirit parish, DINNERS from 2.45 Blessed Trinity Home and Lantana, moderator of MARYLAND CRAB FISHaBORD - Miami & Ft. Lauderdale School Association, Wednes- the chapter, will conduct day, Oct. 19. the conferences. CAKES Array of Hot & Cold Seafood arid Meat Dishes Served from Noon to 3 P.M. except Sunday Further information 1619 N.E. 4th AVENUE may be obtained by con- FT. LAUDERDALE CHILDREN'S SPECIAL 1.45 Per Person , Professional f act ing Mrs. Dorothy PHONE JA 4-8922 Served All Meals • Ryan at 585-3189 after 5 • COCKTAIL LOUNGE You let Meat — Potato - Vegetable Women Pay p.m. • Rail J Butter — Fruit Punch — COCKTAIL LOUNGES Tribute To Nun Free Balloon Phone DINNER * Miami — 50th St. V Biicajne Blvd. Sister Mary Dorothy, Halloween Dance k3 to 10:30 p.m. * Miami — 127th St * Biscayne Blvd. PRIVATE DINING ROOMS O.P., president of Barry F» (-3W2 CLOSED * Mialeali - Palm Spriojj Milt MONDAY * Ft. Laud. — N. Fed. Hwy. opt Sears College, was among three Scheduled By Club * Ft. Laud. - St Rd. 7 t Broward Blvd. Miami Beach —79th St. Causeway Dade Countians honored * Pomiano - 3561 N. Fed. Hwy. (Shoppers Haven) TEL. 865-8688 Wednesday by the Dade A "Halloween Buffoonery" * PempaiM — 2715 Atlantic Blvd. Business and Professional dance under the auspices of wMEXICAN (lit Waterway) Ft, Lauderdale - 17th St Causeway Women's Club; the Miami Catholic Singles: FOOD Free Parking (Across from Port EvtrgladM) The Adrian Dominican Club will begin at 8 p.m., - DINNER SPECIALS — Sister was cited for her Sunday, Oct. 23, at the Elks MEXICAN COMBINATION TEL. 525-6341 accomplishments in the Club, 501 Brickell Ave. PUTTERS from $1.95 KeyWest#lDuvalStV field of education during TACOS $1.65 the 24th annual Communi- Bob Parent's Band will NOW SERVING LUNCH TEL. 296-8558 provide music for dancing PLATTERS from BSe—12 to 2 P.M. ty Leaders' Luncheon. TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY and members sra urged to 136 N.E. 20th STREET, MIAMI wear costumes. - '•"* OH N.E. 2nd Ave.«___ ; 11: Page 20 Miami. Florida October 21. 1966 Top World DeConna Ice Cream FLORIDA'S KEY TO TASTE TREAT Manufacturers and Distributors of Chefs Vie ICE CREAM and ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES 3292 N.W. 38th St., Miami PH. 635-2421 For Crown Key West Branch Phone 294-2420 Wives who want to test the old adage "that the way to a man's heart is happy homes use delicious, healthful through his stomach," can pick up invaluable informa- tion by watching world famous chefs compete for . it's extra-fresh because it's home- top honors in culinary com- produced! Cct2t.l {»!••"t • Home Milk hebit new! etition at the "Interna- Miai»«^|5|M^. Jth Ave., FR-4-769* w tional Master Chefs On Ft. Lauderdale: JA 3-2.44?,,- West Palm Beach: OV 3-1944 Homestedd: Cl r-353S - Key West: CY 6*»6iVg Stage," Sunday, Oct. 30 through Wednesday, Nov. 2nd, in Miami Beach Con- vention Hall. : : Husbands, too, who might want to' improve their culi- nary prowess can learn by observing chefs from the United States, Brazil, Den- Cheese Puff With Pickles And Beer. Zeethu mark, Germany, Austria, SEAFOOD RESTAURANT On the 79th St. Switzerland, Hungary and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Causeway Israel prepare complete After • MAINE LOBSTERS meals of their proven menus • CLAMS AND OYSTERS that will whet the appetite A Beer Cheese Puff • NEW ENGLAND SEAFOOD CLOSED MONDAY of any guest. Bridge •.MIAMI'S OLDEST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT — OUR 21st YEAR The competition is being held concurrently with the By FLORENCE DEVANEY Cheese Puff 21st annual Pan American Fall is an especially won- derful time of year to enjoy cup beer Hotel and Restaurant Exposi- cup soft bread crumbs tion, under the auspices of a food as richly varied and abundant as this season's cup grated Cheddar cheese the Greater Miami Hotel and eggs, well beaten Motor Hotel Association and many charms. And that good food is cheese! Cheddar teaspoon salt Florida Restaurant Associa- tablespoon butter tion. cheese, which gets its name from the village of Cheddar Pour beer over bread crumbs in 8-inch pie plate; let NOTED JUDGES in Somersetshire, England, has become the top domestic stand 10 minutes. Stir in cheese, eggs and salt; dot with but- On hand, to judge the con- cheese in America, account- ter. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 30 to 35 minutes* test will be Dr. Fritz Kolb, ing for about 90 per cent of until golden brown. Serve at once. Garnish with bacon curls, who won international ac- the total cheese production. if desired. claim with the international Here, Cheddar is most often YIELD: 4 servings. ' -• , Culinary Arts competition in known as American or Note: For 6 servings, use 2-3 cup beer, 1% cups each Frankfurt, Germany; George "store," cheese, "Yankee," bread crumbs and cheese, 6 eggs, % teaspoon salt and 1 table- Waldner, internationally rec- "Wisconsin," or "New York" spoon butter. Bake in 9-inch pie plate in moderate oven (350 ognized chef now under con- cheese. degree F.) 35 to 40 minutes. tract to the American Culi- After an evening at the Beer Cheese Spread nary Institute, New Haven, bridge table, treat winners Conn.; Josef Dobler, of and losers alike to this lus- 1 '/j pounds sharp Cheddar cheese, grated Frankfurter Hof, in Frank- cious cheese puff. It's easy to 1 teaspoon dry mustard furt, Germany and Paul Lae- prepare and can be ready in 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce secke, world renowned mas- approximately 40 minutes; *4 pound blue cheese, crumbled ter chef, H. J. Heinz Co. when you're the dummy, sim- Vi teaspoon salt ply zip out to the kitchen Dash tabasco sauce Lovingly and artfully Each competing; team will and assemble the ingredi- 1 can or bottle of beer ; prepare an entire dinner ents. prepared-highly original in seasoning. from soup to dessert, includ- Combine all ingredients and mix smooth in electric mixer or Our Specialties of the Week make ing everything from croutons blender. Serve with crackers or chips. to caviar. Date Biscuit Ring dining varied and deliciously different! The prepared delicacies 1 9-INCH COFFEECAKE Braunschweiger Dip will, upon completion, be 1 cup chopped pitted dates 1 8-ounce package braunschweiger (liver sausage) Mondays Vi cup sugar presented and served by 1 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened Fish Fry ...... 1,25 noaitre d' waiters and wait- Yz cup water 1 tablespoon chopped onion r e s s e s to distinguished 2 cups sifted enriched 2 tablespoons lemon juice guests. Four hundred din- flour Alternating Wednesdays 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ners, one hundred each day, Dash salt and pepper, to taste will be served to the general 1 tablespoon baking pow- King Crab Newburg..... 1.60 public. der Combine all ingredients and mix until smooth. Pile into a !4 cup shortening Fried Scallops...... ,..,1.50 The performances of the bowl or form into a ball and serve with your favorite crack- 'A to % cup milk ers. competing chefs will be Set out 9-inch round pan. Fried Clams.....!,...... 1.50 judged in their entirety on Preheat oven to 425 degrees. preparation " and presenta- In saucepan stir together Chicken Chunks With Curry Dip tion. The culinary arts extrav- dates, sugar and water. whole chicken breasts Alternating Saturdays aganza will be augmented Bring to boil; cook, stirring y the finest and largest ex- cups water Angler's Platter...... 1.95 occasionally, until thickened, small onion, sliced hibits ever displayed in the about 5 minutes. Meanwhile, United States. stalks celery with leaves Bar-B-Q Shrimps 1.50 sift together flour, baking teaspoon Accent powder and salt. Cut in short- teaspoon salt FEATURE EVENTS ening until mixture resem- Broiled Scallops...... 1.50 bles coarse crumbs. Blend in Put chicken breasts in saucepan; add water and remain- Among feature attractions enough milk to make a mod- Lunch and Dinner Every Day • 12 Convenient Locations of the four day event will be ing ingredients. Bring to a boil; cover tightly. Reduce heat erately stiff dough. Turn out and simmer 30 minutes. Remove from heat; strain broth and PERRINE-16915 U.S. 1 the annual banquet Sunday on lightly floured board or evening, at 7:30, in the Caril- refrigerate for later use. Remove skin and bones from CORAL GABLES - 280 Alhambra Circle pastry cloth and knead gent- breasts; cut meat in bite-size pieces; chill. lon Hotel; the President's ly 30 seconds. Spread date MI AM 1 - 3906 N.W, 36th Street Brunch, Monday moraihgi: at mixture over dough. Form NORTH MIAMI -12727 Biscayne Boulevard ten, in the Dupont Plaza Ho- into a ring, seam side down, DANIA — 760 Dania Beach Boulevard tel and the judging of the in center of pan. Seal ends to- FT. LAUDERDALE (South) - 900 S.W. 24th St. (Rt. 84) annual Pan Am "Miss Hospi- '/i cup sour cream gether securely. Spread \/i cup mayonnaise FT. LAUDERDALE (North) - 2870 East Sunrise Blvd. tality Contest" Tuesday eve-" Crunchy Topping over top of ning at 8, at Master Chefs 1 tablespoon each chili saiiee and lemon juice POMPANO BEACH - 3100 N. Federal Highway ring. Carefully cut slashes at % teaspoons curry powder on Stage Theater. J-inch intervals around top BOCA RATON -1701 N. Federal Highway Chicken pieces WEST PALM BEACH - 7400 South Dixie Highway The convention hall will be of ring; do not cut through Parsley open at 9 a.m. each day, ac- bottom. Bake 30 to 35 min- NORTH PALM BEACH -661 U.S. 1 cording to Herbert H. Mey- utes, or until topping is gold- Blend sour cream, mayonnaise, chili sauce, lemon juice, SARASOTA - 7230 N. Tamlaifll Trail er, executive director of the en brown. Serve warm. and curry powder together. Add chicken pieces and marinate exposition. 1 hour. To serve, sprinkle with chopped parsley. October 21. 1966 TH£ VOICE Miami, Florida Page 21 MOVIE RATINGS FRIDAY, OCT. 21 All) REASON — The vision of life 7:00 p.m. (7) — House of Wax which is implicit in thjs contrived (Adults, Adol.) 6:30 a.m. (12) — Sing Me a Love Song comedy is that promiscuity and pre • By (Family) 9:00 p.m. (4) — All In a Night's Work WESH e marital sexual experience are normal. (Morally Unobiectlonable For Adults) 9 a.m. (7) — Penny Serenade (Part 11:15 p.m. (11) — The Naughty 90's Tl:15 p.m. (li) — Frontier Gal (Moral- 11) (Adults, Adol.) (Daytona-Orlando) (Adults, Adol.) ly Obiectionable In Part For All) 4:30 p.m. (4) — Gldget (Morally Unob- 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Desk Set (Adults, REASON — Suggestive situations. National Office For Motion Pictures jectionable For Adults) WTVJ © Adol.) 11:30 p.m. (4) — Son of Paleface (Mor- 6.00 p.m. (10) — Man of a Thousand 11:30 p.m. (12) — Edge of Darkness ally Obiectionable In Part For All) Faces (Part II) (Morally Objection- (Adults, Adol.) REASON — suggestive costuming, WPTV 12:30 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Tues- dialogue and situations. e day After The Fox (A-3) Joan of the Angels? (C) Psvcopath, The (A-2) (West Palm Beach) 11:30 p.m. (12) — George Washington Affair of the Skin, An Johnny Nobddy (A-2) Port of Desire (C) Pas?ion (Mor,Hvob«& In* WEDNESDAY, OCT. U Slept Here (Family) (C) 12:30 a.m. (io) -• Same as 6 p.m. Johnny Reno (A-2) Part For All) REASON — Suggestive WCKT Q 9:00 a.m. (7) — Katie Did It (Adults, Alfle (A-4) Queen of Blood (A-l) costuming and situations. Thursday. Judex (A-2) Adol.) FRIDAY, OCT. 28 Alphavllla (A-3) Question of Adultery 9.00 p.m. (4) — One Eyed Jacks (Mor- 4:30 p.m. (4) — Night People (Adults, Jules and Jim (C) ally Unobiectlonable For Adults) WLBW (0 9:00 a.m. (7) Yes Sir, That's My Baby Alvarez Kelly ((A-3) Adol.) (Family) Ambush Bay (A-3) Juliet of the Spirits (A- 11:15 p.m. Ill) — Tower of London 6:00 p.m. (10) — Flying Leathernecks Rare Breed, The (A-l) (Morally Unobiectlonable For Adults) WINK II 9:30 a.m. (12) — Make Your Own Bed An American Dream Rasputin (8) (Family) •"" rally, Oblectionable In Part For 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Tender Trap (Fort Myers) 11:15 p.m. (11) — Temptation (Morally Andy Wednesday (A-3) Kaleldoscopa (A-3) Redeemer, The (A-l) REASON —isu99estive tcenes *%i>ache Uprising (A-2) (Morally Obiectlonable In Part For Oblectionable In Part For All) REA- Khartoum (A-l) Red Desert (A-4) All) REASON —Suggestive situations implications. Appaloosa, The (A-2) WEAT SON — Light treatment of marriage; 4:30 p.m. (4) — Robin Hood and the Kid Rodelo (A-2) Red Line 700 (B) and dialogue; light treatment of mar- (0 reflects the acceptability of divorce. Arabesque (A-3) riage. Pirates (No Classification) Arrivederci, Baby (B) Kins and Country (A-3) Reptile, The (A-2) (West Palm Beach) 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Cobweb (Adults, «:00 p.m. (10) — Gallant Hours (Part 11:30 p.m. (121 — Legend of the Lost Adol.) Assault On a Queen (A- Kins Rat (A-3) Return From the Ashes (Adults, Adol.) II) (Family) 11:30 p.m. (12) — Johnny Belinda 7:00 p.m. (10) — Separate Tables 2) Kiss Me Stupid (C) (A-3) 12:30 a.m. (10) — Dr. Shrllch't Magic (Adults, Adol.) Return of Mr. Moto, Bullet (Adults, Adol.) (Morally Unobjectionable For Adults) Kiss the Girls and Make 12:30 a.m. (10) — Same as 4 p.m. •:00 p.m. T4) — Gldget Goes to Rome Balcony, The (C) The (B) SATURDAY, OCT. 22 Wednesday Them Die (A-3) Ride Beyond Venaenc* 2 p.m. (7) — Gallant Journey (Fami- 11:20 p.m. (5) — East of Eden (Adults, (Family) Bamboln (C) Knack, The (A-4) THURSDAY, OCT. 27 11:15 p.m. (11) — The First Time (A-3) ly) Adol.) 9:00 a.m. (7) — Spy Hunt (Family) Bang, Bang, You're Knlf* tn the Water (C) Rings Around the World 11:30 p.m. (2) — Bitter Victory (Adults, (Adults, Adol.) 3:30 p.m. (4) — Tarzan's Greatest Ad- 9:30 a.m. (12) — Embraceable You 11:30 p.m. (4) — Blood Alley (Adults, Dead (A-3) Kwaldan (A-2) (A-l) venture (Adults, Adol.) Adol.) Run, Apnaloosa, Run 11:30 P.m. (7) — It Happened One (Adults, Adol.) Adol.) Battle of the Bulge (A- La Boheme (A-2) 3:30 p.m. (7) — Nightmare (Morally 4:30 p.m. (4) — The Big Land (Fami- 12:30 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Fri- La Fusa !C) (A-l) Oblectionable In Part For All) RBA- Night (No Classification) 11:40 p.m. (12) — The Letter (Morally ly) day Bell Antonio (C) La Mandrasola (C) Russian Adventure (A- SON — Low moral tone. 12:45 a.m. (12) — Brother Rat (Adults, l) o.oo p.m. (2-5-7) — The Proud and the Obiectionable In Part For All) REA- 6:00 p.m. (10) — The Gallant Hours Big TNT Show, The (A- La Notte (C) SON—Disrespect for law; no retribu- (Part I) (Family) Adol.) La Vista (A-3) Sandpiper, The (B) Profane (Adults, Adol.) Saturday Night and Sun- 10:30 p.m. (Id) — This Island Earth tion for wrong-doing; suicidal inten- Blrds Do It (A-l) Lady Chatterley's Lover day Morning (C) (Family) tion in finale. By Bffl O'rVUIUy 11:30 p.m. (4) — Somebody Up There Lit SISTERS Blindfold (A-2) Seconds (B) 11:15 (11) — I'll Be Yours (Family) Lad°y L (B) Secret Agent Fireball 11:30 p.m. (2) — 13 Ghosts (Family) Likes Me (Adults, Adol.) Blue Max, The (B) Las Vesas Hlllblllvs (A- (A-2) 11:40 p.m. (12) — The Fountairvhead MONDAY, OCT. 24 Blues For Lovers (A-3) 1) Secret Agent Super Dra- (Morally Obiectlonable In Part For 9:00 a.m. (7) — Bedevilled (Adult's, Boccaccio 70 (C) Lassie's Great Adven- gon (A-3) All) REASON — Suicide in plot solu- Adol.) ture (A-l) Secret Seven (A-l) tion; suggestive situations. 4:30 p.m. (4) — Dream Wife (Adults, Born Free (A-l) Last of the Renegades Servant, The (A-4) 12:35 a.m. (10) — The Mad Ghoul (Mor- Adol.) Boy, Did I Get A Wrong (A-l) Seven Capital Sins (C) ally Obiectlonable In Part For AM) 6:00 p.m. (10) — Rogues' Regiment Number (A-3) Last of the Secret Seven Women (B) REASON — Excessive gruesomeness. (Adults, Alol.) Agents (B) Seventh Dawn (B) 1:00 a.m. (5) — Star Is Born (Morally 7:00 p.m. (7) — To Hell and Back Breathless (C) Leather Boys (A-3) Sweet and Sour (C) Objectionable'In Part For All) REA- (Adults, Adol.) Bunny Lake Is Missing Let's Kill Uncle (A-2) Shakespeare Woliah (A- SON — Suicide sympathetically por- 11:15 p.m. (11) — Storm Over Tibet (A-3) Let's Talk About Wom- 3) trayed; suggestive sequence. (Morally Obiectlonable In Part For en (C) Silence, The (C) 1:20 a.m. (12) — San Quentln (Adults, All) REASON — Tends to condone Casanova ?0 (B) Life At The Top (A-4) Silencers, The (B) Adol.) superstitious practices. Chase, The (A-3) Liquidator, The (A-3) Sleeping Car Murder, 2:30 a.m. (10) — Nine Girls (Adults, 11:30 p.m. (4) — Kiss of Death (Adults, Christine Keeler Affair, Lollipop Cover, The (A- The (B) Adol.) Desperate Chance For Ellery Adol.) 2) Slender Thread, Ttm (A- Queen. (Adults, Adol.) Boston Blackle 11:30 p.m. (12) — Passage to Mar- The (C) Lord Love a Duck (A-4) 2) Goes Hollywood (Family) Criminal seilles (Adults, Adol.) City of Fear (B) Lost Command, The (A- Small World of Sammy Court (Adults, Adol.) 12:30 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Mon- Cloportes (C) 3) Lee, The (B) 3:20 a.m. (12) — The Millionaire (No day Love and Marriage (C) Smoky (A-l) Classification) C'mon, Let's Live a TUESDAY, OCT. 25 Love a la Carte (A-4) Spirit Is Willing, The 4:30 a.m. C12V — It's Tough To Be Fa- 9:00 a.m. (7) — Paris Does Strange Little (A-ll) Love Game (C) Spy In Your Eye (A-2) mous (No Classification) Things (Morally Obiectionable In Cold Wind In August Live Goddesses, The Spy Who Came In From SUNDAY, OCT. 23 Part For All) REASON — Suggestive (A) (C) the Cold (A-3) 7:00 a.m. (12) — The Body Disap- costuming and situations; tend to con- Contest Girl, The (A-*3) Love In 4 Dimensions Spy With My Face (B) peared (Adults, Adol.) done immoral actions. (C) Stagecoach (A-2) 10:30 a.m. (2) — The Vanishing Ameri- 9:30 a.m. (12) — Always Together Counterfeit Constable, Love Is My Profession Storm Center (A-4) The (A-2) can (Family) (Morally Obiectionable In Part For (C) Strangers In the City 3:00 p.m. (10) — Jezebel (Adults, All) REASON — Light treatment of Darling (A-4) (A-4) Daydreamer, The (A-l) Lovers, The (C) Adol.) marriage; reflects the acceptability Lt. Robin Crusoe, USN Sucker, The (A-3) 9:00 p.m. (10) — Klssln' Cousins (Mor- of divorce. Dear John (C) Swedish Wedding Night Die, Monster, Die (A-2) ally Obiectionable In Part For All) 4:30 p.m. (4) —It Happened to Jane Made In Paris (A-3) REASON — This film, whose only (Family) Doll, The (C) Mademoiselle (C) Sweet Light In a Dark Do Not Disturb (A-3) Magic Weaver (A-l) appeal would be for young people, 6:00 p.m. (10) — Frankenstein Meets Don't Worry, We Will Room (A-2) deliberately concentrates on sugges- Wolfman (Adults, Adol.) Magdalena (C) Tarzan and the Valley tive costuming and situations. 8:00 p.m. (4) — Ralntree County Think of a Title (A-l) Main Chance, The (A-3) of Gold (A-l) 11:15 p.m. (11) — The Long Haul (Mor- (Adults, Ado!.) Dr. Goldfoot and the Male Companion (A-3) Ten Little Indians (A-3) Bikini Machine (A-2) Male Hunt (B) ally Obiectionable In Part For All) 9:00 p.m. (7) — For Love Or Money Tenth Victim, The (B) REASON — Suggestive costuming. ' (Morally Obiectlonable In Part For Dr. Who and the Daleks Man Called Adam (A-3) The Tennessee Beat (A-l) Man Called Flintstone, (A-l) Dr. Zhivaao (A-2) The (A-l) Texas Across The River Dracula, Prince of Dark- Man Could Get Killed, (A-l) ness (A-2) A (A-2) That Man In Istanbul Duel at Diablo (B) Marco, The Magnificent During One Night (C) (A-3) Easy Life, The (A-4) (A-2) This Property Is Con- Empty Canvass (C) Married Woman, The demned (B) Enough Rope (A-3) (C) This Sporting Life (A-4) Eye For An Eye, An Mating Urge (C) Time of Indifference Radio (A-2) Merry Wives of Wind- (B) Fantastic Voyage (A-l) sor, The (A-2) Time Lost and Time Fantomas (A-l) Modesty Blaise (A-3) Remembered (A-3) Molesters, The (C) Tom Jones (A-4) WJNO, 1230 Kc. (West Palm Beach) Fine Madness, A (B) Mom and Dad (C) Fighting Prince of Don- Too Young to Love (A- TELEVISION WHEW, 1600 Kc. (Riviera Beach) egal (A-l) Moment To Moment (A- -l'M AN NBC MAN MYSELF!* Flame and the Fire (A- 3) Torn Curtain (B) Moment of Truth (A-4) Traitor's Gate (A-2) 7:05 A.M. Fortune Cookie, The Mondo Pazzo (C) Tramplers, The (A-2) (Sunday) NBC RADIO CATHOLIC HOURS — Frankie and Johnny (A- Morgan (A-3) Trouble with Angels, MOVING AND STORAGE AT ITS BEST! 2) Munster, Go Home (A- The (A-l) • A.M. 7:15 A.M. Frantic (A-2) 1) Uncle, The (A-2) TELAMIGO — Ch. 7 WCKT — Spanish WIOD, 610 Kc. 97.3 FM — "What's PLUS LOW LOW RATES! Friend of the Family My Life to Live (C) Uo To His Ears (A-3) language inspiration discourse. Happening to Personal Piety?" Mvstery.of Thug Is-land, Daily trips to and ham N. Y., Victim (A-3) 9:15 A.M. THE SACREO HEART PROGRAM — Gambit (A-l) WIRK, 1290 Kc. (West Palm Beach). H.J., New Enjland, Mid West, Georgy Girl (A-4) Viridiana (C) THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — California, and all points in Girl With Green Eyes Naked Prey (A-3) Visit, The (A-3) WPTV Ch. 5, West Palm Beach. 7:30 A.M. Nanny, The (A-3) viva Maria (B) route - . (A-4) 9:30 A.M. THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — Never On Sunday (C) Vulture, The (A-l) CALL FOB FREE 3lrl with Golden Eyes Night of the Grizzly (A- THE CHRISTOPHERS — Ch. 5, WPTV WFLM-FM, 105.9 Me. (Fort Lauder- dale). Gospel According to Waco (A-2) (West Palm Beach). ESTIMATE Saint Matthew, The Not On Your Life (A-3) Walk, Don't Run (A-3) 11 A.M. 8:30 A.M. (A-l) Not With My Wife, Walk In The Shadiw TODAY! You Don't (A-3) THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD TO- THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Great Spy Chase, The (A-2) DAY — Ch. 7, WCKT-TV — Host will WCCF, 1580 Kc. (Punta Gorda). (A-3) Nude Odyssey (C) Wasted Lives and the A NAME TO TRUST Id Obsession «:>• be Msgr. Joseph O'Shea . . . topic will Miami Area 635"6481 Great Wall, The (A-2) Birth of Twins (C) be "Marriage and Sex" 8:45 A.M. SINCE 1885 Great War (A-3) Wayward Love (C) Weekend (C) Hollywtodi 11:30 THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — HABLAMOS ISPANOL Green Mare (C) Oscar Wilde (C) Weekend at Dunkirk WJCM (Sebrina). Same as 8:45 P.m. Ft.Lawlerdale Group The (B) O.S.S. 117, Mission THE CATHOLIC HOUR-Ch. 7, WCKT- Gulliver's Travel Be- For Killer (A-2) What Did You Do In the TV-The Priest ... Part I of a three- » A.M. vond the Moon (A-l) Othello (A-2) War, Daddy? (B) part drama by Robert Crean dealing DIRECT SERVICE TO ALL 50 STATES Harper (A-3) Pad and How To Use It, White Mane (A-l) with the human problems facing a THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD TO- Harum Scarum (A-2) The (A-3) Who Killed Teddy priest in a changing Church. DAY (FM REPEAT) — WFLM-FM Hawaii (A-3) Paradise Hawaiian Style Bear? (B) 11:30I A.Mr - . 105.9 FM (Fort Lauderdale) — FM High Infidelity (C) (A-l) Who's Afraid of Virginia MASS FOR SHUT-INS — Ch. 10, rebroadcast of TV program. Passionate Summer (C) Hill, The (A-4) Wolf? (A-4) WLBW-TV. THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — ENGEL BROTHERS, INC. Hold On (A-l) Pawnbroker, The (A-3) Who's Been Sleeping In WGMA (Hollywood). How To steal a Million Phaedra (C) My Bed (B) 2390 N. W. 23 St., Miami Dollars 'A-D Picture Mommy Dead Wild Angels, The (B) THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED - Idol, The (A-3) (A-3) Winnie The Pooh (A-1) (Tuesday) WZZZ, 1515 Kc. (Boynton Beach) I Love. You Love (C) Place Called Glory (A-2) Woman in the Dunes 9:05 A.M. Impossible On Saturday Plague of the Zombies 9:30 P.m. Wrong Box, The (A-2) ..CATHOLIC NEWS — WIRK, 1290 (A-2) (A-2) (West Palm Beach) Image of Love (C) Plainsman, The (A-l) MAN-TO-MAN—WTHS, Ch., ih-Inter-faith READY Years of Lightning, Day discussion with a priest, a minister and 9:30 A.M. Inside Daisy Clover (A- Planet of the Vampires a rabbi. Moderator, Luther C. Pierce, (A-2) of Drums (A-l) member of Ch., 2 program committee. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — Intruder of the Spirits Playglrl After Dark (C) Young ana th» Willing, WIRA, 140 Kc, FM 95.5 Mg. (Fort TO / (A-4) Please, Not Now (C) The (A-4) Pierce). J e s s e James Meets Promise Her Anything Young World, The (C) Frankenstein's Daugh- (A-3) (Friday) 10:15 A.M. SERVE ter (A-2) Zorba, The Greek (A-4) GIVE US THIS DAY — WLBW-TV, Ch. THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — RADIO WNOG (Naples). Same as 8:45 p.m. YOU 5:05 P.M. KEY TO RATINGS RADIO CATHOLIC NEWS — WNOG, 1270 Kc. — (Naples). (See Next Listing). A-l Morally unoblectlonaole for all, I , ,, GEORGE NEFF JOHN DAMICH 4:05 P.M. • i» Hftncnaculate Conception A-2 Morally unobltctloneble for adults and adolescents. (Sunday) St. Rose of Lima Parish t A.M. CATHOLIC NEWS — WGBS, 710 Kc. — A-i Morally unobiectlonable -for adults. 96.3 FM — Summary of International SALES AND SERVICE THE CHRISTOPHERS — WGMA 1320 Catholic News from NCWC Catholic A-4 Morally un< >iectlonabl« for adults, with reservations. (An A-IV Kc. (Hollywood) News Service and South Florida THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — Catholic News from The Voice. Lincoln Continental - Mercury Classification is given to certain films which not morally offensive WGBS, 710 Kc. 96.3 FM . 7:30 P.M. In themselves require caution and some analysis and explanation «:05 A.M. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — Mercury Cornet • English Ford Line as a protection to the uninformed against wrong Interpretations THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — WWIL, 1580 Kc, (Fort Lauderdale). 4:30 A.M. and false conclusion.) THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD TO- 8:45 P.M. DAY (REPEAT) — WGBS, 710 Kc. — THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — B-Moraiiy objectionable In part for all. Rebroadcast of TV program. WKAT, 1360 Kc. The Truth About Love. C-Condemned R-Recommended THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — WHEW 1600 Kc. (Riviera Beach) (Daily) GABLES LINCOLN-MERCURY I. 7 A.M. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — SERMON OF THE DAY — WIOD, 610 4001 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables Ph. 445-7711 WIRK, 1290 Kc. (West Palm Beach) Kc. Page 22 THE VOICE Miami, Florida October 21, 1966 Surfing Film Pictures Vapid Life By RUSSELL SHAW not integrate d." Witty? Ostensibly "The Endless Well, maybe. Somehow Summer" is a movie about Of Play Boys though, I suspect there is a surf boarding and nothing bit more to be said about it DECORATIVE FURNITURE PULLS than'that.' '• •' '.'•- ' One of hundreds of delightful, different and so chic pulls that are else. As such it is an in- indulgence and irresponsibili- back home in order to keep designed for functional use - - . but will show your good taste and ty of permanent youth. ability as a hsmemaker. Come in Mid choose the'pulls ibeif suited nocuous, sometimes visual- these two golden .boys cir- , In short, if the iiioyie has for your decor. 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue Telephone PL 4-5451 Convenient To The North-South Expressway, Use The 69th St. Exit. ly attractive and ultimate- 1 cling the globe. •. . a message it is: irresponsibili- ly rather, tedious, little The theme is reinforced REALITIES AVOIDED ty.^ Play it cool, kids. Daddy semi - documentary about indirectly :by many things in • Social consciousness? You will' provide. Maybe this isn't the film. There, is; for exam- an increasingly popular wouldn't say these kids are the fcest of all possible . pie, j no, hint : that>; Bob ,' and exactly oppressed: by it. One worlds but if you (or the old IN WEST HOLLYWOOD^ .sport that mbst of us., over Mike ,clo anything for a Jiv- man), have got a bundle, you 30 would . rather watch in of their main stop-offs is ing. But who, to be vulgar South Africa, that pleasant can" make it seem that way. the flicks than take part about it, is. supposed to be land of the Sharpeville mas- Things are going to pot? in. paying for this jolly jaunt of sacre, the Verwoerd assassi- Just hop the next plane out, But whether, deliberately theirs,? Nobody ' ever . says, follow the sun, and stay one nation and; • -'Apartheid." 'But 1 or not, it'seems to me that but,it's hard not to conjure the only hint of such unpleas- ' jump aheaff Of trouble. , ; the movie turns ultimately up the image of a couple of ant realities comes in a coy into, something father more flabby; ' flannel-suited and reference in the narration to Now a Jot of people, I'm substantial than an introduc- attache-cased fathers pound- the fact that "in South Afri- sure,, will say. that this; is tion to surfing. To be blunt ing. ,:fhe .streets somewhere ca sharks arid dolphins are reading, top much into what about it (but not too preten- ''is,''after all, a simple-minded tious, I hope) the picture . little mQVjie' that preaches no Me mb er: struck me as an extended SINGING NUN DECIDES overt messages. But; is it real- ST. STEPHEN'S 6100 Hollywood Blvd metaphor on one aspect — ly' possible, .I, wOnder,, f or: a Phone YUkon 30857 and not the most attractive film not to have a message? PARISH •; one either — of the lives of TO LEAVE CONVENT Even the effort to avoid say- contemporary American eren. She came to the novi- ing': anything is a powerful BRUSSELS — (NC) — kind of preachment. Indiffer- young people. As such I tiate in 1959. ( found it disturbing. The Belgian Dominican ence and abstention, we Sister who became famous TITLE A GIVEAWAY She started singing for Should have learned by now, Even the title, I think, is a as the Singing Nun with retreatants at the convent. are themselves a kind of tak- giveaway. "The Endless Sum- her recording of "Domi- Eventually convent and ing sides. mer;" a pretty figure Of nique" will not take her Church authorities agreed to Anyway this movie does INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. speech, isn't it, for the quest final vows and will leave permit recordings to be have a point, I believe, and for eternal youth? J. M. Bar- the convent, it was an- made of her songs. it seems to me the one I rie played with the same nounced at the Fichermont have described. I'd like to She appeared on the Ed think that, in opting for ir- notion in "Peter Pan," the Convent. Sullivan television show and Complete Insurance facilities story of the boy who refused responsibility, it sells today's The announcement said topped the U.S. hit parade in young people short. After all, to grow up. But just as that Sister Luc-Gabrielle, 1963 with the song "Domi- many people find! the point nique." ' this is the age of the Peace who became known as Corps and VISTA, PAVLA PHONE FR 1-3691 of Barrie's whimsy moire "S o e u r Sourire" (Sister The Fichermont Convent than a little annoying, so I and the Extension Volun- 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. Smile), would go on singing said she had taken tempo- teers, which have command- think the same complaint but under a different name. rary vows but "now the mo- MIAMI, FLA. can be leveled against the ed, a powerful response from It also said that the 31-year- ment has come for her to idealistic American youth. central metaphor- of "The old novice would remain a situate herself in an aposto- Endless Summer." lay member of the Domin- Iate amidst the masses . . . But don't we also hear ican Order. This requires araptation, rumblings that the Volunteer The movie, produced on movements are finding re- FORD VENETIAN BLINDS AT UNIVERSITY testing, determination." cruitment a harder job these the proverbial shoestring by She has been studying the- S N E a young man named Bruce It added that Sister Luc- days and that commitment ' Pq MANUFACTURERS OF ology at Louvain University Gabrielle, "w i t h the full to social action is no longer Brown, follows two chaps and had planned to devote PLANTATION SHUTTERS named Bob and Mike tin a the next, year to studying agreement of her ecclesiastic the "in" thing on many cam- surfing trip, around the how to teach religion and religious superiors, will puses? Insofar as it may re- world. The- aim of their through her special interest move into the world which llect such currents accurate- WINDOW SHADES -DRAPERIES quest is to find the best surf-1 — audio-visual education. she wants to get in closer ly, "The Endless Summer" is ing conditions at any given contact with." a slightly frightening movie. FOLDING DOORS moment and . to evade the She was- born in Brussels cruel reality of the change of and had been a teacher for seasons. The idea, in other five years after completing Vs YAZOOs for 1966 3299 K.W. 7th St. 635-4481 words, is to make time stand studies in decorative arts at still, to arrange for it always St. Mary's school and at the THE HIGH PERFORMANCE- to be summer, to enjoy the Art; Institute of Ter Ham- LOW MAINTENANCE OUR PARISH POWER MOWERS PLANTATION HOUSE CALL 238-7924 580 PERRINE AVE. HELEN JEFFERS PERRINE, FLA. COMMENTATOR* HANDLE THE WANTED rOUGHJOBS EASY! QUICK! 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Holy Spirit Seminar Urges Big Canon Law Changes Pope Sends Haiti 1 Called 'Life By John G. Deedy, Jr. one diocese to another with- The seminar was arranged ists of other countries follow Hurricane Relief PITTSBURGH — (NC) out grave necessity. by the Canon Law Society the example of ithe Canon Abolition of prior censor- and was underwritten by 15 Law Society of America and VATICAN CITY —(NC) — A three-day seminar ship of books and other pub- Of Church held here as a prelude to lications. American bishops. Thirty- arrange similar meetings. — Pope Paul VI has sent a the 28th national conven- five scholars of various aca- "The Initiative has been tak- VATICAN CITY — Reformulation of the pre- telegram to the foreign min- tion of the Canon Law sumptions of law to favor demic disciplines took part. en thug far only in the Unit- (NC) — The Holy Spirit Society of America pro- persons rather than insti- Msgr. William Onclin, co- ed States," he added. ister of Haiti conveying con- is to the Church what duced sweeping sugges- tions. secretary of the Pontifical "Pope Paul wants the revi- dolences and blessings to breath is to the physical tions for the reform of Full participation of wom- Commission for the Renewal sion of canon law to be com- victims of Hurricane Inez. en in the life of the Church. life of man, Pope Paul VI canon law presently under of the Code of Canon Law, pletely in the spirit of the study in Rome. (The seminar stopped short sat in on most of the ses- council and to reflect the The Pope also sent an told his weekly general au- of urging ordination for wom- sions and was enthusiastic whole life of the Church," unspecified sum of money to dience. The Seminar proposed for en but some of the partici- about the seminar and its Msgr. Onclin stated, "and assist the relief work. ^According to the doctrine study and experimentation pants felt the idea could be participants. He said that on our commission wishes to such points as: embodied in the "full partici- his return to Rome he intend- hear from the whole of the ecumenical council, pation" wordage.) ed to recommend that canon- Church." the Pope said, the Holy Spir- Restoration of the ancient it is the "interior principle of tradition of the Christian the Church's life, the pri- people of an effective partici- mary principle which distin- pation in the election of guishes the Church from all their bishops. other societies, a principle as 1,000 Elimination of the practice * WIN ** "GIANT STEP' indispensable to the Church as is breath to the physical of transferring bishops from YOU MAY BE THE NEXT $1,000 INSTANT WINNER! life of man, that divine prin- ciple which makes the sons THERE ARE STILL of this earth the sons of Spanish Prelate heaven and confers on the- THOUSANDS PRIZES WON! 500 Church its mystical person- Will Dedicate ality." High Cross FREE TO ADULTS ONLY'..NO PURCHASE REQUIRED GET FULL OETABLS AT ?OUR NEARBY FOOD FAIR STORE! KARTELL MRS. V. COTZIN F.E.KINSLEY PRIMARY JVEED ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — (NC) — A 208-foot high "The Church lives by the stainless steel cross, called SALE!- Holy Spirit," he said. "It can the "Beacon of Faith," will FOOD TOP be said it was truly born on be dedicated here Oct. 30 by CHOICE the day of Pentecost and its Archbishop Casimlro Morcil- primary need is to live that Io of Madrid, Spain. The 70- Pentecost always." FAIR ton illuminated cross has C been raised here in the na- The first duty of those SUPERMARKETS RIB or BONELESS CHUCK u 79 tion's oldest city. OR T NE C who love the Church, the FEATURES EFFECTIVE In conjunction with the THRU SATURDAY AT ALL PORTERHOUSE s E^s ...-....». 99 Pope said, is to work toward dedication of the "Great FOOD FAIR the effusion in it of the Di- - AND FREDERICH'S STORES Cross," a one-day historical FROM KEY *EST TO FT. PIERCE CLUB or CUBE STEAKS 99 vine Paraclete. symposium, which brings C together several of the coun- TOP ROUND STEAKS B 99 "And if we accept the try's foremost authorities U.S. GOV'T GRADE '«' council's teaching on the on the history of Spanish U.I. GOV'T INSPECTED Church, which gives such settlements and missions in TURKEY NEVER FROZEN prominence to the action of North America, will be held JUICY CHUCK ROASTS 49 "WESTERN CORN FED RIB END the Holy Spirit in it, as does Oct. 29. Archbishop Joseph DRUMSTIX PORK t&e theology of the Greek P. Hurley, bishop of St. Au- LB. BONELESS CROSSRIB ROAST 79 tradition, we will gladly ac- gustine, will preside at the 29c LOINS 9 cept the council's orientation dedication ceremonies and QUICK FfflZEN CALIFORNIA ROASTS 69 PORK CHOPS = 89 in our own fostering of the at the symposium. Church's vitality and re- MERCHANTS newal and in harmonizing Save 34*/ GREEN STAMPS Save TO 22*1 our own personal Christian WITH EVERY Self-Interpreting PURCHASE lives on the basis of this or- FOR BEAUTIFUL FRESH CAUGHT LARGE JERSEY ientation." On Council Scored Foiger's NAME PUREX 8RAND FLOUNDER Some people have seen in GIFTS! BOSTON — (NC) — BLEACH SOUTH SEA t.,. the council's teaching a "hori- COFFEE BABY LOBSTER TAILS UB.^I" zontal orientation of *he Catholics who attempt, to 1-GAL. Church," the Pope noted: interpret the findings of the PLASTIC that is, "toward the human Second Vatican Council to JUG their own liking were criti- 50 WHOLE NEW POTATOES community which composes Save l3*mAakw$, cized here by Richard Cardi- EXTRA FYNE-TEX'^L. the Church; toward the FOOD FAIR STAMPS WITH nal Cushing. SPRIKG PAX brethern still separated from COFFEE M..CAK FOOD FAIR BLEACH. "™ Speaking to a Knights of us, but whom we desire to be LIMIT (ME CAN EITHER BRAKO. . 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Write Box 114, TheVoice, 6180 lene Curtis. Phone 624-2246 after 6 P.M. COUPLE to live In and care for elderly 751-7827. Sid Mass Appliance Co. 661-5461 NEW Bldg. Unfurn. 1 bedroom Apt., N.E. 4 Ct. Miami 7279 Red Road 666-8796 Cond. 3219 Virginia St., 532-5733. TEACHER, experienced & qualified, En- man and invalid son In nice home In SPANISH speaking housekeeper — seam- Kendall Heights. Room, board & salary. glish speaking for Catholic elementary FOR SALE: WOOL-Nylon beige Rug, 20V? x 12'/i. 1 60-4 Hotels and Motels school. Good salary. Write Box 105, The stress needed by working couple. Room Call Sun., CE 5-6285. Pc. Beige naygahyde sectional couch. Voice, 6180 NE 4 Ct., Miami; board, salary. Family environment in S. Walnut lamp table. 758-6602. Miami. Write Box 115, The Voice, 6180 27 Positions Wonted Female 40 Household Goods NEW OWNER, MGR. ON PREMISES N.E. 4 Ct., Miami. STORKLINE baby crib, very good Cond., STENOS, typists, key punch. Temporary MIDOLEAGEO, respectable lady will complete $17. 1447.S.W. 16 St. 374-6592. work, to fit your schedule, day, week, For The Voice Classified Information CARPETING, tile showers 8, bath, air- month, more. Kelly Girls, 306 Roper care for baby at home or offers as lady's companion. Can drive. 444-7856. 41 Household Goods Wanted cond. Hub of 8 buslines. At 24 hr. May- Bldg., FR 3-5412. Call PL 4-2651 EARLY AMERICAN flower Restaurant. $10 wk. up, $3 day up LADY who speaks French & English de- Tipton Motel, 47 N.E. 36 St., 759-9383. 31 Cars for Sale 3! Cars for Sale sires work as companion, light house- Sectional Davenport work or will help convalescent. Live out. GOOD CONDITION. ONLY I YRS. OLD, HIGHEST PRICE PAID write Box 63, The Voice, 6180 N.E. 4th $50 FOR GOOD USED FURNITURE 67 HOUSE RENTALS Ct. Miami. CALL 444-5950 ART'S FURNITURE 2134 S.W. 67 AVE. MO 1-7446 Hollywood 42 Miscellaneous for Sale 3-2 FURN. $130 month. 1st and last GIRL'S bike, 26", outdoor swing set, 2 months rent down. 2 BEDROOM 1 children's TV chairs, child's rocker. bath, Furn. $100 Month. 1st and last BEST 693-1170. down. YU 9-2096 EVES. YU 3-4428 43-A Musical Instruments GRETSCH, Fender, Gibson Guitars, J. A. O'BRIEN REALTY Basses, Banioes, Pedal Steel Guitars, 6326 PEMBROKE ROAD DEAL Florida's Outstanding Amplifiers, Reverbs, P.A. Systems, ac- WEST HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA cordions. Drums, Band instruments $25 Northeast SAM'S RADIO MUSIC NEW, UNFURN. 2 BEDROOM 2 L,HTH, WEST HOLLYWOOD 983-4370 AIRCOND., CARPETED. PATIO $150 IN LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW & MONTH YEARLY. 171 N.E. 117 St. USED PIANOS AND ORGANS IN FLA. NEW duplex, 2 bedrrrw central air, VICTORS. 300 pN.W. 54 St., MIAMI adults. $125 mo. Near St. Rose, 10320 N.E. 3 Ave. Broward, JA 2-5131 Homestead, CE 8-1637 DAN REID, MGR. TOM MACKIN 2 BEDROOM duplex. $110. Month. 1st 8> TOWN last. 1392 N.E. 145 St. Open from 8-4 MtmperSt.Joh«Tln»poj«« Menter Blessed Trinity Paris* Weekly Newspaper THE MUSIC GALLERY P.M. WURLITZER Pianos, Organs, New-Used No down payment, 5 Yrs. to pay Northwest BRAND NEW '67s 198 E. 4 Ave., Hialeah, 887-6275 2 BEDROOMS, Unfurn. $85 Mo. 1 60 APT. RENTALS bedroom, Furn. $75. Adults. Near St. IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER Mary's. 436 N.W. 83 St., 758-8433. Biscayne Park 4 BEDROOMS, 2 bath Unfurn. $115 Mo. Nr. Pace High. 2970 N.W. 150 St. FACING Miami Shores Golf Course. PLYMOUTH - VALIANT Furn. Apt., twin beds. Retired couple, MU 1-8866 EASY BANK RATES THE VOICE no pets. 759-2851. Southwest Northeast CORNER house, 3 bedroom, Furn. with Up To 36 Months FURN. APTS. FROM $60 MONTH UP option to buy. 16221 S.W. 97 Ct. UTILITIES INCLUDED, YEAR ROUND CE 8-1482. Phone after 10:30 P.M. for CHRYSUR ADULTS ONLY. NO PETS. Appt. KEYSTONE COURT, 6307 N.E. 2 Ave. 62 WANTED TO RENT DUPLEX FURN. 1 BEDROOM APT. McGAntMcG Y $60 MONTH. 1011 N.E. 140 ST. WE NEED HOMES TO RENT Prefer 3 or 4 bedroom 2 bath in 31 Cars for Sale 31 Cars for Safe 2 BEDROOM Unfurn $110 8. $120 Mo. nice area. We also sell homes. "DADE COUNTY'S OLDEST DEALER" Also 2 bedroom duplex Furn., $135 Mo. Fieber Realty, Realtors 757-4966 Close to 163 St. Ctr. Mr. Bender, J. K. REALTY, REALTOR 63 ROOM RENTALS 1930 N.E. 2nd AVENUE 15950 W. DIXIE HWY 947-7571 For The Northwest Hollywood Service Station Guide Service Station Guide LARGE bedroom, private bath, private BEDROOM Apt., Furn., all eiec. Near entrance, immaculate, well Furn. For shopping, 2 buslines. $65 mo. Working gentleman. $15 week, yearly rate. BEST TRADES, couple or retiree. Call PL 8-7679 after 3 989-4686. P.M. 1 Bedroom apt., Furri. or Unfurn., Miami Shores PARISH SERVICE STATION GUIDE PRICES and $60 mo. Yrly. 615 N.W. 25 Court. NICELY Furn. room for mature lady. Pvt. home. Reasonable. 251 N.W. 102 COMPLEf£ CAR SERVICE Northwest St. 758-8894. FURN. 1 bedroom duplex Apt.," screened ST. JAMES porch, garage. Adults only; 6913 N.W. 4 Northeast TERMS Michael J. Boyle Daniel J. Horvath Court. ROOM, Pvt. Bath, entrance $50 Mo. 457 General Manager New Car Sales Mgr. FURNISHED garage Apt. for 1 or 2. $50 N.E. 107 St. PL 9-9680 After 6 P.M. Mo. including utilities. Close to bus & JOHN'S Little Flower FOR Epiphany shopping. 166 N.W. 48 St. Northwest Coral Gables South Miami Miami Beach 2 BEDROOM with twin beds, linens sup- CONSULT THE plied. Share bath. Prefer teachers or MECHANIC CORNER EFFICIENCY, AIR COND. students. $100 Per month, breakfast & K0U NEAR PARK, MALL, SHOPPING. ON SERVICE STATION supper included. Call 621-0074. Located SERVICE MOT r 1457 MERIDIAN. across Biscayne College & busline. NEAR YOU FOR Southwest LOVELY Room Pvt. -Entrance $12 wk. UKFR Gentleman preferred. Close to Cath- GULF SERVICE ALL YOUR AUTO NEW large Furn. Apt. built-in kitchen edral. PL 1-5172. AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" Also cottage, Furn. $60. Mgr, 537 S.W, PH. 081-9133 • NEEDS 10 St. Hialeah PONTIAC DEALER NICE ROOM FOR MIDDLE-AGED John Paslorelia, Prop. 665 S.W. 8-ST. MIAMI PLUMBING PERSON. 620 S.E. 3 PI. TU 8-8865. DETROIT' FLINT- MIAMI ft.W. 7th Ave. ft 125th St. Southwest ST. AGNES FINE CARS ~ FINE SERVICE ROOM, PVT. BATH, HOME PRIVI- PLUMBING LEGES LADY OR COUPLH. CALL I ST. ROSE OF LIMA | REPAIR SERVICE 271-2306. LOVELY room with kitchen privileges. Prefer mature working lady. Near St. LARRY'S Peter & Paul Church & Mercy Hospital IPIaza 7-06061 379-6553 "PORST Coral Gables TEXACO YOUR BEST BUY TODAY! Nights-Sundays LARGE, Furn. room, private bath, en- SERVICE STATION and Holidays trance in private home. Near Trail. Pick-up & Delivery Service Proprietor — Larry Gaboury 444-7856. 759-0355 63-A Room and Board 1 CRANDON BLVD. 758-9622 WILL TAKE 1 OR 2 RETIRED MEN — {Sinclair) ROOM AND BOARD. 758-9829. KEY BISCAYNE The BATHROOM LARGE double room, 2 closets. Single or double. St. Rose of Lima Parish. 368 EM 1-5521 World's AND KITCHEN N.E. Ill St. N.E. 2nd Ave. at 99th St. Finest REMODELING KELLY'S, 821-1 St. Nr. Ocean Pier Miami Shores Chevrolet Clean, Homey, Low Rates. 538-9657 ST. THOMAS PL 8-2998 Dealer * ELECTRIC 72 Lots 6 Acreage for Sale THE APOSTLE SEWER CABLE BISCAYNE GARDENS 75X141 and 132x141 both for $7,700 and 189x135 for $6,500. Could make 2 large THE CATHEDRAL lots. Mr. Bender, MO 7-3344 McCormick-Boyett J. K. REALTY, REALTOR 15950 W. DIXIE HWY. 947-7571 * PLUMBING CO. THE EXPERT JOHNSON EARLY For The Voice BATTERY CAR TUNE-UP 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. Classified Information ftOAO SERVICE SERVICE MILLER ROAD CITIES SERVICE Call PL 4-2651 ROAD SERVICE Roofing Pest Control GULF SERVICE WHEEL TUNE VPS Re-Roofing & Repairs Chinch Bug Con, A (ENTER BRAKE JOBS" MEMBER H.S.A.F. PL 1-8564 OPEN S AM. — 11 P.M. . All Types Roofs -Since 1920 Licensed and Insured 6700 MILLER ROAD PALMER Roofing Co. Phone 758-4654 5600 BISCA*NE BLVD. FR 3-6244 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE QUEEN OF MARTYRS CHEVROLET CORPUS CHR1STI Window Repairs Window Repairs EE' CHEVROLETS • CHEVY H's TIRES—BATTERIES—ACCESSORIES CHEVELJLES • CORVAIRS HUDSON'S SHELL SERVICE CORVETTES GENERAL WINDOW STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS SEE ONE OF THESE TIRES ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE SERVICE COURTEOUS REPRESENTATIVES Automotive Specialists BATTERIES STEAM 3755 BIRD ROAD Tuna-Upi — General Repair FOR THE BUY OF A LIFETIME Whesl Alignment — Brakes CLEANING 1448-08901 63 3-6988 COMPUTi GARAGE REPAIRS N. MIAMI AVENUE at 21st STREET • FR 7-2601 GLASS SLIDING DOORS •GLAZING SECURED AGAINST BURGLARY! * CAULKING Tammy Hudson — Owner 680 S.W. 27tn AVE. 1185 N.W. 36th Street FORT LAUDEROALI 3011 N.W. 36th STREET WE CARRY A COMPLETE * SCREENING LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS PageZi THE VOICE Miami, Florida October 21. 1966 73 HOMES FOR SALE: 73 HOMES FOR SALE: 73 HOMES FOR SALE: 73 HOMES FOR SALE: 73 HOMES FOR SALE: 77 Real Estate for Sale Hollywood Northwest Southwest Southwest South Miami 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath with Separate Du- FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM MUST SELL NEXT TO RECTORY! Big 3 bedroom, 2 POOL, 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS plex. NEAR ST. JAMES. MU 8-6237 CUSTOM built POOL home. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Fla. room with Cuban tile floor,'/2 ACRE. $900 DOWN, $175 MONTH, NO $15,000, $7,000 Down, 989-2757 LOVELY 6 ROOM CBS, $400 DOWN bath, central air & heat. Many extras. screen patio, den, built-in kitchen, carpet, CLOSING COSTS. ST. THOMAS PAR- flip D. Lewis, Inc. $12,500. 2242 N.W. 93 TERR. 691-6919 Reduced from $25,500, $2,000 down. By drapes, Vi acre. Walk to St. Thomas ISH. 5701 S.W. 72 AVE. 666-0748 ESTATE SETTLEMENT owner 271-7585. Catholic Church & school. Asking $28,500. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS LAKE Forest, 3 bedroom rancher. Asking SPLIT LEVEL, 1260 N.W. 90 ST. 3 BLOCKS from Epiphany. By owner, 4'/2% Mtge., owner take 2nd. 7315 S.W. 6174 Hotels, Apts. for Sale $11,500. balance of mortgage $8,900 CBS 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS St. Call Eves., 661-7250. PALM BEACH COUNTY Payable at $52 per month. 6020 S.W. 84 St. 3 bedroom, 2 bath CBS, NEAR CATHEDRAL—RENT OR SALE 530 N.W. 87 ST. Florida room, screen porch. Price $21,000. ,31 WEST 20th Street . CARMINE BRAVO, Realtor 754-4731 NO QUALIFYING LARGE 3 bedroom 2 bath, carport and Lovely Furn. 1 Bedrm. Apt. 633-1761 CBS modern 3 Bedrm. 2 bath. Cypress 3 BEDROOM 2 bath, completely Furn. patio. Excellent location, close to all76 REAL ESTATE WANTED Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 North Miami On Little River. Make offer, assume walls, pool. 7595 S.W. 47 Ct. MO 6-8154. schools, buses, stores. Price $17,500, FHA mortgage, $137 month. 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, CORNER. NEAR $113 10 Mo. QUICK RESULTS! Action! Buy-Sell- HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL MARGARET THOMAS, Realtor, 759-3543 ' Christ The King. Approx. $86 Month 4850 S.W. 93 Court, 271-6743 Trade. We have buyers. Homes needed 70 Real Estate Loans A JEWEL! 3 bedroom, 2 bath IDEAL FOR COUPLE. NEAR FLAGLER 17200 S.W. 121 AVE. CE 5-6177 2 Bedroom House. Fully Air-Cond. badly. Will advance FHA appraisal fee if Florida room, screened patio, EXCELLENT CONDITION. 2 BEDROOM 4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, full kitchen, IDEALLY LOCATED, 5 BLOCKS FROM given listing. AL TIRELLA, Realtors, ik floors, It's VACANT. $17,900 SEPARATE DINING ROOM, GARAGE' large family room, den, oversized ST. MICHAEL PARISH. CALL 446-0636 10124 N.W. 7 Ave., PL 4-5426. ANGELA DALEY, REALTOR $1,000 DOWN, NO CLOSING garage, pool, patio. Air conditioned. HOME LOANS 71 s d.E. 125 St. ?J?^? HI 3-8978. 3888 N.W. 4 TER. Call wkends $2,000 Down, no closing costs. $28,500. St. $73 MONTH PAYS ALL For The Voice Classified Information PARTLY Furn. 2 bedroom. Near Gables To Buy, Sell, Build or Refinance BEDROOM VA Bath, air-Cond.-heat. BLOCK from Biscayne College. Pooi, Thomas Parish. 5847 S.W. 69 Cf. 271-1343. Call PL 4-26SI Bus. St. Theresa Parish. No qualifying. Inquiries Invited • No Objiootion AAany extras. $750 down, $96 Mo. pays patio, huge Florida room, many extras. IMMEDIATE occupancy, 3 Bedrm., 2 Good terms. 77 Real Estate for Sale all. Near St. James. 260 N.W. 133 St. $300 down, $85 month. 2951 N:W. 164 St. bath, patio, double garage, central air- MULLEN REALTORS 226-1311 HI 4-nn NA 1-0115. Cond.-heatlng. Beautifully landscaped cor- Miami Shores $350 DOWN, $85 MONTH MOVING NORTH. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, ner lot. Sprinkler system. Near Holy Ro- CORNER 3 bedroom. Near Coral Way J. S. BLAIN CUSTOM BUILT — EXTRA CLEAN large Florida room, hardwood floors, sary Church. Call 235-5015 evenings after and X-way. 8 years new. Only $11,500. T Jnj-vr er sity 2 BEDROOM 2 bath. Oak floors, centra! newly remodeled kitchen, fireplace with 6 or weekends. MULLEN, REALTORS CA 6-1311 Bwr Ftrtj FiM Tun Sellint Flwita heat, Fla. room, pool, garage, flat tile gas. Near schools, church, stores, buses. 10411 S.W. 53 ST. ^Federal roof. Near Barry College. Widow must 827 N.W. 146 St., 681-2664. ST. TIMOTHY PARISH Coral Gables • FLOttlPA LANDS settle estate. Price $29,200 Furn. Broker CBS 3 bedroom 2 bath, outstanding • INVESTMENTS MIRACLE MIL.C AT PONCI 2722 N.W. 6 ST. NEAR shopping, St. Theresa. CBS 2 Wl 5-5439 A.M. 8. Eves. 754-3765 Mr. Dick- ST. MICHAEL PARISH condition, new wall to wall carpet in liv- SUITE 807 ey ing and dining room, central heat, built Bedrm., garage, many extras. Priced OLYMPIA 8UILDINC 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath CBS. A neat Ittle right. 112 Romano. MO 1-7967. home, ideal for elderly couple or small in electric stove, garbage disposal In MIAMI, FLORIDA BY OWNER — Executive type home, .4 kitchen. FHA mortgage already placed, Office Hours 9-3 P.M. For The Voice Classified Informatita large bedrooms, 3 baths, central air- family. Walk to church, buses and stores. South Miami STUART REALTY, Realtors, 635-0849 no qualifying, $2,250 down. See this, call Call PL 4-2651 Cond., 2-car garage, enclosed pool. 1226 STUART REALTY, Realtors, 635-0849 N.E. 93 St. PL 1-9051. ST. MICHAELS ACRE, CORRAL, KENNEL, FENCE $700 DOWN 75 Condominium for Sale 75 Condominums for Sale Professionals-Ideal for Office & Home CLOSE to Church. 7 Years old. Immacu- 10601 N.E. 2 AVE., 100' lot on N.E. 2 late 2 bedroom Furn. Home. Carport, LARGE CBS 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida Ave.. circular drive. Plenty of parking, lovely yard. Ideal retired couple. No car room, oak floors. Many extras. By own- EPIPHANY near churches, schools, shopping, buses. needed. $14,500, Terms. Call Angela Cole, er. $19,500. St. Brendan Parish, 10795 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, east of U.S. 1. J. S. PALMER, Realtor, PL 4-2266 NE 4-7095. S.W. 34 St. 226-7047. Huge fenced yard with all oaks. $122 MABEL ROBERTS, BROKER NE 4-1481 WALK TO ST. ROSE-SHORES AREA BEING TRANSFERRED, sacrifice 3 month pays everything. Won't last long! GOOD 4V2% mortgage, some cash. Spa- bedroom, newly, carpeted CBS oCaln l Mr Hutz. THE FINEST VALUE IN AMERICA cious 2 bedroom,- HARDWOOD floors, For The Voice Classified Information 75'xl40' lot, well with pump. $15,000. DOROTHY B. FLYNN, REALTOR Florida room. Total $16,000. Call PL 4-2651 CA 6-3319 after 3 .P.M. . 5759 Sunset Dr. MO 7-2468 24 Hrs. For Adults Only DEANS REALTY Realtor PL 7-7263 $675 Down $109 Mo. pays all WALK TO ST. ROSE-SHORES AREA Immaculate 2 bedroom, hardwood floors, large Florida room. Many extras. STERLING VILLAGE REDUCED, ACT FAST. DEANS REALTY, Realtor PL 7-7263 BUSINESS DIRECTORY! Condominium Apartments Biscayne Gardens ST. JAMES AREA ON THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY $11,500 TOTAL, $350 DOWN (84 MONTH PAYS ALL. 3 Bedrooms, Spacious 1-Bedroom Apartment carport, fenced yard, tile roof, range, refrigerator. 13. Business Service: 13. Business Service: 13. Business Service: From CH1LDRESS & CASE REALTORS Fu Pr ce 12006 N. MIAMI AVE. 758-4661 Aireond. & Heating Home Repairs Plumbing 4I| #%#%#% " ' Including Air BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom 2 bath, spacious Install, repair, sales and service, AINTING, plastering, roofing repairs, CORAL GABLES PLUMBING CO. $K QUli Conditioning Florida room, dining room. Expensive 220 wiring. Call 223-0172 by M. J. Spellman, licensed & Insured. Water Heater Repairs 8. Sales wall to wall carpeting. Central heat and Member Little Flower. 444-5123. 4119 Ponce d e Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 ViyvV and Heating air. Tip top condition. Good neighbor- HI 8-9912 hood. Tile roof. $126 month pays all. Appliance Repairs BONDED HOME SERVICE Terms. Asking price $19,900. Repairing, redecorating, remodeling 2 Bedrooms from $9290 BENDER REALTY 757-6422; 681-6422 $3 SERVICE CALLS Anything you can't do. WE CAN! Refrigerators, washers, ranges, sir Cond. 'Lower summer rates. 271-5720 PHIL PALM PLUMBING SEE OUR INTRACOASTAL BUILDINGS SALE: washers, refrigerators, ranges, REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS Northeast freezers. $35 and up. 693-0551. LAWN MAINTENANCE 3 STORIES WITH ELEVATORS - BEAUTIFUL VIEW 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath, 2-Car Garage 10745 Griffing Blvd. St. Rose Parish BUILDERS CLEAN MUCK, MARL, LAWN SAND, CALL PLAZA 8-9896 FEATURES: EASY TERMS BETTY PHOENIX, Broker 758-3254 ROCK FILL. BOB KINKADE, 271-8001 FLA. rooms, additions, garages. New RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS Wall-to-wall Carpeting • All Appliances Included * construction. R. Murphy, Contractor, S.W. SECTION. TEL.: CA 1-1593. 3 BEDROOM, LARGE POOL NA 1-8871 — Eves. NA 4-7854 Free Estimates. Factory Trained Shuffleboard Court * Swimmimg Pool * Docking Facilities Member Visitation Parish LAWN MAINTENANCE. REASONABLE, Mechanics. Airconditionlng. PL 4-2583 TERRIFIC Value! A 'Beautiful Rancher CALL MARTIN. 757-9308 Before noon. * Your Own Gorgeous Clubhouse • Recreational Director en parklike setting. A $40,000 value, TONY THE HANDYMAN ROOF CLEANING & COATING • Sauna Baths • Ever/thing to make life more pleasant! asking $28,500. Balance of martgage ELECTRICAL, Plumbing, Carpentry, In- EXPERT Lawn Digging lc a Ft. Sodding & Complete landscaping. 624-1805 ' CARMINE BRAVO, Realtor, 754-4731 stall Air Conditioners. Repairs. CLEANED $12, COATED $24, TILE, GLADYS K. McLEAN, Sales Manager Wl 7-4256. ATTENTION SCHOOLS & CHURCHES BOND-GRAVEL, LICENSED HOME & INCOME ROUGH MOWING, ACREAGE. UN 5-2846 INSURED AND GUARANTEED. E. OF BLVD. NEAR 86 ST. AL — THE HANDY MAN CALL 947-6465; 373-8125; 947-5006 500 SO. FEDERAL HIGHWAY (U.S. #1) Owner will hold mortgage Painting, Jalousies, Carpentry, TRACTOR MOWING. ATTENTION: 2 Furn. homes on one lot Light Plumbing and Household Repairs. SCHOOLS & CHURCHES. UN 5-2846 Roofing BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Both facing street No Job Too Small "C" McElligott, 754-8210 Wl 7-6423 LAWN MOWER SERVICE NEW ROOFS OR REPAIRS MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Residential or Commercial Display your antiques in this ADDITIONS, NEW HOMES, BUILDING JOE RUSSO, Gen. Contractor large CBS home, zoned business Authorized Service and Parts PLANS Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding Call 271-6401 Anytime Near bus. Florida room, dining AMERICAN ADDITIONS INC., Hank room, 3 bedrooms big kitchen. TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU JOHNS MANVILLE VOICE CLASSIFIED RATES AND INFORMATION Dorion 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 Garage apt. Call 757-4966. Member of St. Monica's 621-1401 GUARANTEED ROOF FIEBER REALTY. REALTORS 20256 Old Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 LICENSED AND INSURED 2 Line Minimum CKarge Count 5 Words Per Line WIDOW ANXIOUS TO SELL OIRPENTERS MOVING and STORAGE Member of Chamber of Commerce 1 Time Per line 60c Spacious 5 bedroom 3 bath CBS. WHY PAY FOR NEW ROOF? CALL 3 Times Per Line 50c Den. Dining and Florida Rooms CARPENTRY, Formica Specialty. Cabi- Weathers Bros. Moving 8. Storage - WE REPAIR your roof, 33 years of GBrage apt. $21,900 Partly Furn. net Doors, Paneling, Alterations. Claude LOCAL & long distance movers. Modern Guaranteed work. Also new roofs. 13 Consecutive FIEBER REALTY, Realtors. 757-4966 HI 8-7252. fireproof warehouse for storage. Reaso- Joe Devlin, Member St. Hugh Church, K PLaia 4-2651 Times Per Line 40c nable rates to all 50 states. Free Est., no of C. Roof Cleaning & Coating REMODELING and all types of repair. HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606, MU 5-1097 26 Consecutive Air-Cond. installation, plastering, paint- obligation. Call 888-5261 or eves. 821-3579. Published Every Friday ing and roofing. Cabinets & doors. $9 PER HOUR OR FLAT PRICE. PAD- SCREENS Times ... FerLine 35c R. L. CHERRY 271-8764 after 6. DED VAN WITH LIFTGATE, 2 MEN. Deadline Tuesday. 4 P.M. 52 Consecutive HANDLE HEAVY APPLIANCES. POOL - PATIO - SCREENS REPLACED For Friday Edition. ROOF CLEANING & Carpet & Rug Cleaning ANYTIME, CALL HAL, 821-7845. SCREEN METAL WORK Times Per Line 30e FREE ESTIMATE. 887-1161 COATING MOVING Local, Long distance, Storate SEPTIC TANKS ALSO AUTUMN SPECIAL $17.50 DELCHER'S OF MIAMI Living-Dlning-Hall shampooed CALL OX 1-5951; OX 1-3571 CONNIE'S Septic Tank Co. Pumpouts, HOUSE PAINTING QUALITY CARPET 887-8711 Repairs. 24 HR. SERVICE, 888-3495 MAIL AN AD REASONABLE WILLIAMS MOVING, STORAGE Handy Order Blank Go Professional with Padded Van, Lift-gate. $3 up. MU 1-9930 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS MU 1-7922 MALCOLM E. ELLIS LOWEST PRICES. RELIABLE MOVERS. Start my ad Runfor...... Weeks Rug & Upholstery Cleaners PADDED VAN LIFT-GATE. INSURED. Roofing . Retint Your Rug in Your Home NA 4-3406. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Please send money order or check if you live out of Miami Wall To Wall Cleaning JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE 20 YEARS experience. We repair al MO 5-5609 LOCAL moving, modern Vans. Local, types sewing machines. For free esti- long distance moving. In Fla., Ftmate. s without obligation call 759-4586 Nam • Carpet & Rug Cleoning Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Orlando. Tam-night or day. Re-Rooting & Repairs WALL to wall carpet cleaning. pa. Key West. NE 5-2461 days. Eves. Address . • • • Installing, expertly done at reasonable MU 1-1102. Hlwd. 987-7361. SIGNS '" Kinds. Since 1945 prices. Call Hllwd. 989-2226. after 6 P.M. PAINTING City — . LICENSED and INSURED DRESSMAKING PAINTING — Interior - Exterior. Also EDVITO SIGNS Phone ...• ' JACA & SON ROOFING GO. DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS. NEAR Paper Hanging. Licensed, Insured, TRUCKS WALLS GOLD LEAF ST. MARY CATHEDRAL. 754-6374 clean, reliable. Low Rate. Frank Fortino, 90 N.W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 Classification FR 3-7836 696-3824. DRESSES Made With or Without Pat- PRINT AD BELOW terns PAINTING, Interior, Exterior By hour or TV REPAIRS CATERING Also Alterations. English and Spanish. contract T. R. Walker, Wl 7-7723. (in pencil please) _ REASONABLE. Call 448-WOO. HOUSE Painting, Household Repairs. TV SERVICE CALLS $1 Qualify Work. Reas. J. Martin, ALL S.W. & GABLES. CALL 666-0915 Please limit your line to 5 average words SEWING AND ALTERATIONS MU_ 1-5210, after 6. ; IN JAY J1OME._CUTLER RIDGE. 238-2793 ASSENS PAINTING, Interior, exterior. Reasonable UPHOLSTER/ OME CATERING HIGH CLASS DRESSMAKER rates. Free estimates. Call 666-8120. CALL 538-5959 PAINTING, inside - outside, any size iob. AKRON DECORATORS DAILY DIWERS ELECTRICIANS Carpentry work. Free estimates. Mem- RATTAN and Danish cushions recovered, .DELIVERED. TO YOUR. HOME ber St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. $4.35 each, includes fabric. Kitchen QUALITY PAINTING Licensed, In- chairs (seats and backs) $3.87 per chair, •»•••••• •*••••••• *•••••••• WE ALSO CATER, MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICES sured._STEV.E ARADI, 226-8793 _ includes colorful vinyls. Sofas and Chairs Specializing in Repair, Remodeling PAINTING for those who care. Neat & Reupholstered or Slipcovered reasonably. PARTIES —SPECIAL EVENTS LO 6-7521 Ft. Laud., Pompano. Est. V. clean. By M. J. Spellman, licensed & Draperies custom made. Fabrics sold by years. the yard. Huge savings. Free estimates 635-971.6 * 634-9967 insured. Member Little Flower. 444-5123. — Your home. FLOORING PLASTERING CALL 949-0721 AWNINGS VINYL ASBESTOS TILE FROM 8c Endurance, 13900 N.W. 7 Ave. 681-4923 Plastering, Stucco, Patching REUPHOLSTER NOW! ALL WORK GUARANTEED HOME REPAIRS ALSO OLD AN DNEW WORK LICENSED, INSURED. CALL 681-2274 REASONABLE PRICES 759-0001 HURRICANE HOME AND BUSINESS REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTS. 888-1078 Plumbing VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE AWNING SHUTTER CO. Jack 8< Sons Plumbing Contractors TAPES, CORDS, BLINDS REF1NISHED ELECTRIC SEWER CABLES OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME Awnings — Patios " LAVAL VJLLENEUVf ~ 30 YRS. plumbing experience. 24 Hours CALL MR. EDWARDS, 223-1971 Mail Your Ad to: The Voice Storm Panels ALL KINDS OF HOME REPAIRS service. Special repairs. Free estimate "VENETIAN BLINDS—CORNICES WEEKDAYS AFTER 6: 751 -4262 on new iobs. 2035 N.W. 95 St. OX 1-4826. REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME 6180 N.E. 4th Ct.; Miami, Florida 40% DISCOUNT STEADCRAFT 696-9661, 688-2757 ALL REPAIRS IN THE HOME LOVING PLUMBING CO. LICENSED, 9510 NW 7TH AVE. 1001 I. 24 St., Hialeoh OX 1-6616 REASONABLE. HI 8-6629 insured. All Dade. OX 6-2554. (Member of St. James Parish) October 21. 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 WEEKEND • 'A JOI €5 AP F mm SPECIALS DRAPERIES PRACTICE PIANOS INCLUDING BILL AUSTIN LABOR! rir FULL SIZE 88 NOTE DON'T YARD JUST WATCH THE NEW NOW YOU CAN HAVE CUSTOM MADE "67" FORDS GO-BY DRAPERIES FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME ... COME DRIVE ONE YOURSELF CHOOSE FROM A FABULOUS COLLEC- BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY TION OF LUXURY ANTIQUE SATINS IN 21 EXCITING COLORS - BROCADES - LINENS - TWEEDS - 100% COTTON "YOU ALL WILL LOVE IT" IN SOLID COLORS AND BEAUTIFUL •••••••••••••••••••••a PATTERNS! LAST CALL! Moving out- the remaining SHEERS - SHEERS - SHEERS Includes Bench, Delivery, Damp Chaser, "66" modes. We need the space — You 100% DACRON IN SOLID AND PRINTS, Music Kit, Guarantee, Choice of Finish. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE I GORGEOUS COLORS AND PATTERNS! get the bargain. CALL NOW FOR MINIMUM LENGTH 80" FREE ESTIMATES <25 DOWN $10 MONTHLY CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING $ WITH OPTIQN TO TRADE SECTIONALS • SOFAS • CHAIRS AT FULL VALUE IN 2 Regular YEARR ON PIANO OR ORGAN AUSTIN FORD Each Tilt FROM 198 FLORIDA'S LARGEST FORD DEALER — Fabric & Labor $ - HOME OWNED & OPERATED Included 29 VICTOR Pianos & Organs 3801 N.W. 27th AVE., MIAMI USE OUR SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Corner N.W. 54th St. & 3rd Ave., Miami PL 1-7502 PHONE NEW CAR-NE 5-0311 and 2010 Biscayne Blvd. FR 7-0401 CALL 666-3263 PHONE USED CAR-NE 5-0310 Terms to Suit your Budget in Broward JA 2-5131; 15 MINUTES FROM MOST ANYWHERE IN MIAMI Jianc No Extra Charge for 30-60-90 Day Open Daily 9 to 9 FROM BROWARD CALL 525-6888 Accounts Ft. Laiiderdale: 1103 E. Las Olas Blvd. JA 5-3716 INTERIORS 6235 S.W. 8th STREET DISCOUNT PRICES! YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE HUNDREDS SERVICE SPECIAL PO.NT 8 CAR CARE SPECIAL OF DOLLARS ON FAMOUS NAME FURNI- FRI., SAT., MON. ONLY! 1. Wheel alignment (includes caster & camber, TURE. HERE IS A PARTIAL LISTING! toe-in & toe-out adj. 2. Check & adjust steering SAVE AS MUCH AS 40% 3. 2 front wheels balanced (includes weights) SHDGK ABSORBERJIIULJISU 4. Rotate tires 5. Inspect, clean & repack front wheel bearings 6. Inspect & adjust brakes • COUPON SPECIAL • 7. Add brake fluid (if necessary) 8. Bumper to bumper safety check. THIS COUPON WORTH $10.00 Toward purchase price of any recliner. in store. Prices 2$ ONLY start at $49.95 MOST FOR AMERICAN THIS COUPON WORTH $10.00 On any CARS "Lane" Cedar Chest in the store-Prices start Original equipment quality. 1 yea1r or 20,0020 miles at $49.95 ADD 2.00 FOR AIR CONDITIONED CARS guarantee. OR TORSION BAR THIS COUPON WORTH $10.00 on any ADJUSTMENT. Sealy Mattress and box spring set in store. Kelly-Springfield BETTER QUALITY NYLON CORD TIRES Prices start at ...... $49.95 PRESTIGE COUPONS GOOD UNTIL END OF OCTOBER ONLY $1*95 6.50-13 black tubelesj ••••••••••••••••••••••••a**•' Plus $1.56 Federal Excise Tax Famous brand name king size bedding. 76x74 mat- OTHER SIZES COMPARABLY LOW PRICED PLUS 888 Plus tire off car. Whitewalls $ 3.00 more. tress with 2 box springs. Fully guaranteed ... $99 FREE MOUNTING! NO MONEY DOWN! UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY! Modern walnut dining room suite — China, table, 4 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS BLAKE BUCK MORRIS TIRE CO. chairs. This suite made to sell for $299. Now $199 (TWO LOCATIONS) TIRE CO. YOU MUST PRESENT THIS COUPON 100" International sofa. Fine quilted fabrics. All WESTCHESTER PHONE SHOPPING PLAZA foam rubber cushions. Made to sell for PH. 861-4211 444-8328 OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. $269.95 $i 69 VAUGHAN BLAKE OWNER BUCK MORRIS OWNER MARTI NO PH. 223-0121 Mon.-Sat. 7:30 A.M. TO WE CAN SAVE YOU COLD HARD CASH ON BASSETT, SEALY, 2007 S.W. 67th AVE. BERT BELCHER MGR. SP.M. KROEHLER, AMERICAN OF MARTINSVILLE, DIXIE WORTH. BERK- OPEN WEEKDAYS 8415 S.W. 24th ST. 3601 BIRD RD. GOODYEAR LINE AND MANY OTHERS. 7 A.M. TO 6 P.M. (CORAL WAY) Service Hrs., 8-6,'Mon.-Sat., Friday 'Til 9 P.M. LAlE MANUFACTURER OF QUALITY TIRES DRIVE WEST ON N.W. 54 ST. - 6 BLOCKS WEST OF 37th AVE. R.R. FOR OVER 72 YEARS OWNERS /AMBERS OF ST. TIMOTHY'S & ST. BRENDAN'S TRACKS. 7135 S.W. 8th ST. PHONE 226-2511 neuj dimensions in driving KELU SPRINOFIILD iw-"f«w»^ GOOD TIL OCTOBER 30th MET 7 on the safer Kelly road TIRES. 465 HIALEAH DRIVE (N.W. 54 ST.) KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Phone 888-6779 Open 9 to 9 Daily Page 28 THE VOICE Miami, Florida October 21, 1966