THE VOICE P.O. Box 1059, Miami 38, Flu. Return Requested VOICE Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida
VOL. VIII, NO. 17 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy JULY 8, 1966 POPE PAUL ORDAINS 70 FOR LATIN AMERICA
SHRIVER'S SIGNIFICANT MEMO Deep Concern Of Church War On Poverty Sends Up Shown By Pontiffs Action VATICAN CITY (NO — As a Commission for Latin America, sign of the Universal Church's and Bishop Alfredo Viola of Barrage For Birth Control deep commitment to the growth Salto, Uruguay. of the Faith in Latin America, enough in pushing birth control. The two prelates were not WASHINGTON (NO - The Pope Paul VI ordained 70 young He said: "There is absolutely only in attendance on the Pope Office of Economic Opportu- men from Europe, North and no hesitation on my part or, as but actively assisted him in the nity, familiarly known as the South America in St. Peter's far as I know, on anyone's part lengthy ceremonies of ordina- War on Poverty, apparently is Basilica. All will work in Cen- in Washington to approve fam- tion. The priests-to-be were di- moving into a more aggressive tral and South America. vided into three groups, two of phase in its sponsorship of birth ily planning grants. As far as I know I have signed every them comprised of 24 persons control programs for the poor, Among the men 57 were dio- such grant which has come to cesan priests and 13 were mem- and one of 22. in the estimate of observers my desk. I shall continue to do bers of religious orders. The here. All the pincipal acts of or- so." only U.S. citizen was Daniel dination were performed by the A memorandum by OEO di- Corbett, 24, of the Buffalo dio- Pope, but all the secondary cer- However, the agency contin- cese, who was ordained as a rector Sargent Shriver and dis- ues to bar the use of federal emonies were performed by tributed within the agency em- deacon only a month before in the Pope for the group of 22 di- anti-poverty funds to provide Buffalo. emphasizes that there is "abso- birth control services to unmar- rectly in front of him at the lutely no hesitation" within the ried women and married wom- The 70 candidates assembled Altar of the Chair and by the OEO to approve family plan- en not living with their hus- in the Chapel of the Blessed two assisting bishops for each ning grants. bands. This limitation has been Sacrament in St. Peter's. With of the two groups of 24 on At the same time the agency sharply criticized by proponents them were their white and gold either side. Among those in the is expanding a program of of even more aggressive birth vestments, the gift of Pope center was Father Corbett. The sponsorship for neighborhood control activities by the federal Paul, made of silk with a Pope and the assisting bishops comprehensive (health service government in the war on pov- woven-in design of the Papal were vested in green. centers for the poor. The cen- erty. coat of arms. Thus the Pope personally per- ters will include family planning formed for oil the essential sac- (By contrast, the Department Pope Paul entered the basili- among the health services of- ramental ceremony of tfie two of Health, Education and Wel- ca at 8 a.m. accompanied by fered poor persons. laying on of hands, pronouncing fare recently disclosed that it is CELEBRATING the third anniversary of his coronation, Pope the officers of his household and clearly during the second cere- Four grants for such centers offering birth control services Paul attended a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. two bishops, Bishop Giuseppe mony the Latin words "Accipe — in the Watts section of Los through local programs to un- Carraro of Verona, who is presi- Angeles, in New York, and in married women. More than 30 dent of the Italian Episcopal (Continued on Page 2) Chicago (which will have two states are now providing family centers) — were announced by planning assistance with HEW HUGE POPULATION Shriver at a press conference. funds — principally from the v He said the center would be Children's Bureau — compared "one stop" facilities serving all with 13 two years ago.) out-patient medical needs of the Latin America's Importance poor. Last March the Legal Depart- ment of the National Catholic Shriver's memorandum on Welfare Conference challenged To The Church Emphasized family planning appeared de- the statutory authority of the ROME (NO — On July 4, 90 per cent of whom are baptiz- signed to answer charges that OEO to support birth control the day following Pope Paul ed Catholics. That is about one the OEO has not been active programs at all. VI's ordination of 70 young meh priest for every 5,000 Catholics. as priests for work in Latin Recent trends in population America, the president of the growth and in priestly voca- Italian Episcopal Committee for tions indicate that the gap is Catholic Agency Resettles Latin America, Bishop Giuseppe widening substantially, he said. Carraro of Verona, gave a press Half Of Airlift Refugees conference to illustrate the im- Without specifying the period portance of Latin America for of time involved, he said that J Almost one half of the Cuban land earlier. the Church and the significance the ratio of priests to people is expected to diminish to one refugees who have arrived in According to Hugh McLoone, of the Pope's gesture in ordain- priest for almost 7,000 people. South Florida since the United director of the NCWC office in ing priests for Latin America. Efforts of his committee fall Sfc-' ^s government - sponsored Miami, jobs are no problem Bishop Carraro pointed out under three board headings, he was inaugurated last and offers of positions in vari- that the committee was created added: priests, nulns and laity. Dec. 1 have been resettled by ous areas of the country are DIPLOMATIC CORPS members and others who attended tilie in 1962 in response to a specific the National Catholic Welfare abundant. The Cuban govern- Pontifical Mass commemorating the third anniversary of Pope appeal by Pope John XXIII to He said that the number of Conference. ment restrictions on draft age Paul's coronation received the blessing of the Pope. the bishops of Italy. The pur- seminarians in the national The flights arriving twice males, technicians and profes- pose of the committee is to of- seminary for Latin America at daily, five days a week, have sionals leaving the communist- fer the help of Italian dioceses Verona, Our Lady of Guada- already brought more than 26,- controlled island result in the to the dioceses of Latin Amer- lupe, has grown from 18 in 1962 327 exiles to South Florida. majority of arrivals being wom- U.S. Catholics Like Liturgy ica. to 104 representing 53 Italian Some 12,119 of the refugees en and children. POPE JOHN'S WORDS dioceses. This year, 33 seminar- have been resettled by NCWC in Latest statistics indicate that Changes, Survey Discloses He recalled that Pope John ians from that seminary were other areas of the country in- 43 per cent of the exiles on his death bed, just before ordained. The 20 ordained last cluding New Jersey, New York, are women and 32 per cent are CHICAGO (NO — A national As to the reaction of the pa- slipping into his last agony, had year will be sent to Latin California, Illinois, Massachu- children, age 17 and younger. survey shows that most Cath- rishioners to the new changes, twice exclaimed "Latin Ameri- America in August. setts and Puerto Rico. About six per cent of the refu- olics in the United States like the nationwide survey shows that ca!" He said that the committee al- An additional 6,247 refugees gees are over 65. the changes in the Mass. 26.1 per cent are enthusiastic Bishop Carraro pointed out so prepares ordained priests for on the registration rolls of Despite the large numbers of The results of the survey, con- about the changes; 66.6 per cent that Latin America "represents, work in Latin America: 19 in NCWC have remained- in Miami. refugees who have arrived ducted for the U. S. Catholic are learning to like the changes. numerically speaking, more 1963, 51 in 1964, and 33 in 1965. Within hours after they arrive through the airlift, which has magazine, by George Fischer, "Locality versus universality is than one-third of all the world's The committee has sent 131 at Miami International Airport, now been in operation for seven former CIA staff member, ap- one matter on the mind of pas- Catholics." priests to Latin America. the Cubans being resettled are months, there has beetn no in- pear in the current issue of the tors," Fischer reports. They He said that Latin America He said that the carramittee is en route to other cities to join crease in the welfare case load monthly magazine published by mention the need for guidance has 43,000 priests for almost a preparing a course for nuns who relatives who fled Castro- since Dec. 1, officials said. the Claretian Fathers here. on what to expect in the future. quarter of a billion inhabitants, intend to go to Latin America. ONE U.S. CITIZEN JS VIEW 7 Pope Ordains 70 Young Men No 'Sensational Decision For Latin America Service On Birth Control Expected ROME (NO — The secretary al act means that the person (Continued From Page 1) sent to Mexico, Colombia and general of the Papal Commis- who performs it is responsible Paraguay, while' the Pius Spiritum Sanctum" (Receive the sion on Population, Family and for what is done." Brazilian College, in Rome was Holy Spirit). Birth Problems, appearing on Asked iT he would encourage Other ceremonies involving represented by one candidate Italian television, said that speculation that the Pope's de- the vestments of celebrating for the priesthood, who will rW- nothing sensational should be cision on the general subject priests and the presentation of turn to his country for assign- expected from Pope Paul VI's would take a surprising turn, the, chalice with the wine and ment, and Father Corbett, rep- anticipated pronouncement on Father De Riedmatten answer- the paten with the .host were resenting the U.S.A. Latin the subject of birth control. ed carefully: carried out by the two bishops American effort. He will be as- Swiss Dominican Father Hen- "Any Christian who awaits on either side for each group signed eventually to Peru for a ri de Riedmatten during a something from the teaching flanking the central group, five-year period. taped interview said that the authoritiy of the Church knows while the Pope performed simi- Pope's decision will be "weH well that it will be prudent. Yr" lar acts for those iln front of Among the Religious commu- thought out and will take into see, these are subjects whi. him. nities represented were five Jes- account all aspects of the prob- touch closely the very intimacy CONCELEBRATE MASS uits, five Fathers of the Afri- lem." • of human nature, of human can Missions of Verona, two The Pope concelebrated Mass love, of the very future of hu- Legionnaires of Christ, a Mexi- Father De Riedmatten ap- with the 70 young men. After peared oil television only a few manity, and therefore can be can congregation, and one Ser- victimized by the sensational." (she reading of the Gospel he de- vant of Mary. days after the final report of livered a homily on the signifi- the papal commission was Father De Riedmatten said cance of the day's ceremony In the afternoon of the same handed to the Pope who will that if he were asked in this and, on the needs of the Church day the newly-ordadned priests consider the viewpoints of its context whether or not the an- of Latin America. assembled in the Vatican to re- theologians, sociologists, doc- ticipated decision of the Pope ceive from Carlo Cardinal Con- "Latin America, this is your tors, psychiatrists, population would be "something sensation- falonieri, president of the Pon- hour," the Pope declared in his experts and other scholars. It is al," he would answer "no". tifical Commission for Latin homily. "Faithful heir of the in- expected that he will make a Father De Riedmatten went America, the certificates of or-, heritance of faith and civiliza- statement sometime in the near on to say that if asked whether dination. The following day they tion which the ancient but not future on the various subjects or not the Pope's decision would attended Mass in St. Peter's old Europe has handed on to you studied by the commission, in- be "something profoundly celebrated by Archbishop An- on the day of your independ- cluding that of family limita- thought out, something which tonio Samore, vice president of ence, and which the Church, THANKS OF THE POPE were given to members of the com- tion. had been profoundly reflected the commission, for Hie repose mother and teacher, has guard- mission for population, the family and birth control, when the on," he would answer "yes." of the soul of Bishop Manuel NO MENTION OF PILL ed with unusual love . . . yours commission finished its work recently and presented its findings He continued: Larrain of Talca, Chile, recent- Nowhere in the interview was is an immense continent. The to the Pope. One member of the commission, Dr. Andre Hel- ly killed in a Chilean auto "If sensational means to say whole world waits for your wit- legers, of Baltimore, and three of his children are shown here the subject of artificial means crash. of family limitation brought up something unexpected, perhaps ness of energy, wisdom, social with the Pontiff. because the problem had not renewal,, concord, and peace, or discussed. The term "fam- ily limitation" was introeuced been thought out thoroughly, the newest witness of Christian then I would say, 'surely the civilization." into the interview and Father NEVER 'DREAMED' OF BEING ORDAINED BY POPE De Riedmatten said the Church answer of the Holy Father Looking out over the 70 'already admitted this concept. would be sensational.' " young men before him, the He said: Father De Riedmatten declar- Pope : said, "You who will ed that "for those who hold American Surprised By Honor "The Church admits the regu- preach the Gospel there will that this problem can be given lation of births for good reason experience the goodness of By JAMES O'NEILL felt desire to work among the called us in and told us that a superficial answer, I think it since bringing children into the those peoples and of their pre- priest-starved people of Latin one of us was to go to Rome to can be said to them a priori ROME (NO — Less than a, world is a moral act and a mor- disposition to accept a higher America. be ordained by the Pope a that they will be disillusioned." month after he had been or- month later." truth', that which raises human dained a deacon in his native "There were two of us at the. activity to the ideal and which city of Buffalo, 24-year-old Dan- St. John Vianney Seminary in The rector, Father John Row- inspires religious activity, that te; Corbett knelt before Pope Buffalo who have wanted for an, O.F.M., who~was in Rome which guides and sanctifies it." Paul VI in St. Peter's Basilica years to work in Latin Amer- for the ordination, said: "I had Bishops' Spokesman Assails ica," Father Corbett said. "One At a noon appearance at his and was ordained a priest in a just received a call from the was David Gallivan and the window to bless the crowds in ceremony that he had never ex- bishop (Bishop James McNuIty other was myself. We had both Penna. Birth Control Plan the square below, the Pope re- pected nor dreamed of. of Buffalo, who is vice-chair- signed up to go this year to minded the thousands there of man of the U. S. Episcopal Com- HARRISBURG, Pa. (NO — "What goals do the propon- Ponce in Puerto Rico to study the events of the morning, "The The unusual honor of being mission for Latin America, and William B. Ball, general coun- ents of government birth con- Spanish and Latin American apostolate of the Church takes transported thousands of miles a member of the Pontifical sel for the Pennsylvania Cath- trol really seek?" he asked. history and sociology. on new proportions and direc- to Rome so that the Pope could Commission), who told me that olic Conference, warned here "Are they satisfied with the CALL FROM BISHOP tions," he said. "Today it is this personally raise him to the Rome wanted to know if we that proponents of government present policy, or do they in "Then suddenly two days be- immense territory, which ex- ranks of the priesthood was the had anyone who wanted to work •sponsored birth control pro- fact seek further objectives', aiid fore we were to be ordained tends from Mexico to Terra del surprising and unlooked-for re- in Latin America." grams also may be moving to- if so, what are these objec- ward for Father Corbett's long- as deacons on June 4 our rector ward liberalization of the state's Fuego, that is the object of Father Rov/an said he called tives?" • • abortion statutes and programs particular interest and of great the two seminarians in and told Ball said the legislators should of "voluntary" sterilization. hope on the part of the Church. them of the bishop's call. He ask each witness who speaks Ball, appearing before the in favor of government birth "We, too, here pray for these New York Episcopal Bishop left it up to them to decide which of them was to go. committee on appropriations of control if he is also in favor peoples, who are most dear to the Pennsylvania House of Rep- of "voluntary" sterilization or us, that the Lord may preserve Father Corbett recalled that In Audience With Pontiff they both went outside and resentatives on behalf of the "the 'liberalizing' of our abor- and fortify for them the Cath- state's eight Catholic bishops, tion statutes." olic Faith ... that they may VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope a copy of a new guide- walked around and discussed the matter aJ length. "It was opposed sponsoring or financing He attacked the new birth be preserved from subversive Episcopal Bishop Horace W. book to the cathedral of St. too important a thing to decide by the state of the Department control policy adopted by the aad anti-Religious experiences B. Donegan of New York was John the Divine in New York by flipping a coin, and so we of Public Welfare's birth con- Department of Public Welfare and that they may enjoy in received in private audience by and a silver bowl from trol program. Pope Paul VI- They discussed Britain. walked and finally it was de- last year, which permits case- freedom, in harmony, and in Ball said in 1959 the Board workers to "initiate discussions" th?ir mutual desire for Chris- Bishop Donegan reported that cided that I should go," he said. peace a new development for of Public Assistance rescinded of birth control with welfare re- social life and Christian pros- tian unity. Pope Paul said on receiving Father Corbett said his par- a resolution, adopted but never the guidebook, "I receive it cipients and authorizes provid- perity." Bishop Donegan was the first ents were a bit dismayed at put into effect, which would from your hands and your ing birth control services and ASSIGNMENTS Episcopalian bishop of New the thought of his being as- have allowed social workers to materials to Unmarried persons heart," and added that he signed to Latin American for recommend birth control pro- Among the 70 new priests York ever to visit a pope. He in some circumstances. Ball might visit New York again five years but the fact that cedures to their clients. But that were 31 from the Italian semi- noted that in the past "it noted that the policy was adopt- and, if so, he might visit the their son was to be ordained by policy came under attack, he nary for Latin America at Ve- would have been impossible for ed without public hearings and Episcopal cathedral. the Pope was a great compen- said. rona. They are destined to work him to receive me and for me without any specific authoriza- Bishop Donegan, wii© has sation. RESTRAINTS ENDANGERED in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil to pay a visit to hinn." tion from the General Assem- been in Rome for several days, PARENTS AT CEREMONY "The old push to give the bly. and Uruguay; 10 Spaniards, des- The Bishop had a 12-minute attended the coronation anni- The parents, Mr. and Mrs. state a free hand in initiating tined for Chile, Colombia, Do- private visit and then intro- versary Mass of the Pope on George P. Corbett of Tona- discussion, to rip out the care- minican Republic, Bolvia and duced the aides accompanying June 30 and has had private wanda, N.Y., proudly sat in St. fully conceived restraints upon Priest Aids Draft Study Brazil; eight students at the him. The Pope gave them med- visits with Augustine Cardinal Peter's and witnessed the or- the state in directing, guiding . SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (NO •— Latin American College of Lou- als of his reign and in addi- Bea, head of the Secretariat for dinations. With them was the and motivating the poor, were Father John Courtney Murray, vain, Belgium, who will work in tion gave the bishop a copy of Promoting Christian Unity; new priest's cousin, Mrs. Jean dramatically revived with cries S. J., theology professor at Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, Guate- ti e Bible in Greek and Latin Father Pedro Arrupe, S.J., su- Ormand, and Father C. L. about the population explosion, Woodstock College in Maryland, mala, Chile and Bolivia. similar to those he had given perior general of the Jesuits, Ameely, a Buffalo priest who about the plight of unwanted has been named by President to Protestant observers at the From Rome's Pius Latin and Bishop Francis F. Reh, had done much to encourage children, about the proliferating Johnson to the 20-man National ecumenical council. American College there were rector of the North American the young mail's vocation, as of 'undesirables' on the relief Advisory Commission on Selec- six new priests who are to be Bishop Donegan gave the College. well as Father Rowan. rolls," Ball said. tive Service. Page 2 July 8, 1966 '- THE VOICE Miami, Florida PRAISED BY ARCHBISHOP Polish Primate Unity Symbol' BERLIN (NC) — Stefan Car- dinal Wyszynski has been held up as "the symbol of Christian unity" by the archbishop whom the Polish communist press has sought to build Catholic support for at the expense of the Car- dinal Primate.
Archbishop Boleslaw Komi- nek, head of the Church in the big industrial city of Wroclaw, repeated in Warsaw the dec- laration of solidarity with the cardinal he had made a week earlier at the Christian millen- nium celebrations in the north- ern city of Olysztyn. Archbish- American Band And Drill Team In St. Damascus Courtyard At Vatican op Kominek had been describ- ed by the Polish press and ra- dio as a "moderate" churchman HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS FROM PHILADELPHIA PERFORM opposed to the stand of the "re- actionary" cardinal. PRAISES CARDINAL Pope Beams At U.S. Band Preaching, in Warsaw's church of the Holy Saviour as part of VATICAN CITY (NO — A the celebration of the millen- 123-piece American high school nium by the Church in the Pol- ish capital, he declared: band complete with baton- RED REGIME REBUKED by Archbishop Boleslaw Kominek of twirling drum majorettes and a "Stop sullying the name of Poland who declared at Frombork, where he is shown in a high-stepping drill team of 61 the primate of Poland, Cardinal procession, that "Pope Paul and the whole world appreciate girls played and marched be- Wyszynski — this great church- and have confidence in the Primate of Poland," referring to Cardinal Wyszynski. The archbiship intimated that the Com- fore Pope Paul VI in the Vati- man who is a representative of the people — for this is offen- munist government had tried to build him up to overshadow can. sive to the whole of the Catho- the Cardinal. In San Damaso courtyard, Uc people." where kings and presidents his sermon the day after the when a nighttime Catholic dem- Then, after referring to the feast of St. John the Baptist, a onstration in favor of the car- have been received in all pomp, Warsaw cardinal as the symbol major Warsaw Church festival, dinal was broken up by police. the bravely bedecked boys and of unity, Archbishop Kominek stated: girls of the Cardinal Dougher- •*! ty High School band of Phila- "Whoever seeks to raise his Cardinal Misses Mass For Pope delphia put on a tremendous, voice or lift his hand against the person of the cardinal dem- VIENNA (NC) — Stefan Car- The Austrian press reported show for Pope Paul, who enjoy- PATRICIA!" exclaimed Pope Paul when Patricia onstrates thereby that he does dinal Wyszynski, Primate of that a message from the car- ed it thoroughly and said so. Callahan, captain of the 61-girl drill team of the Cardinal not know the voice of the Pope, Poland, was absent from his dinal was read to the congrega- Dougherty high school of Philadelphia was presented to him. From a balcony overlooking which is heard in the East as cathedral of St. John the Bap- tion of 5,000 in the Warsaw ca- tile courtyard, Pope Paul beam- in the West." tist in Warsaw for the Mass for thedral to the effect that he had Pope Paul VI on the third an- been detained by "priestly du- ed throughout a 45-minute con- Archbishop Kominek preached niversary of his coronation. ties" in Gniezno. cert, of marching through doz- Vatican Radio Gets Three ens of intricate geometric pat- terns as well as playing music can be referred to as a con- Powerful New Transmitters cert. VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope Cardinal Spellman and the Suppose We Send Paul VI has dedicated three Knights each gave a 100-kilo- "You have let us see a spec- powerful new transmitters at watt RCA shortwave transmit- tacle more perfect, a more Vatican Radio's transmitting ter. The third, of Swiss manuT A Check for a Change! choreographic, Thore beautiful station outside Rome. One was facture, is a medium wave • We'll do it every year of your life if you establish than we have ever seen," Pope given by Francis Cardinal Spell- transmitter of 250 kilowatts. man of New York, one by an Extension Annuity. Paul declared extemporaneous- the Knights of Columbus and An official of Vatican Radio • Sample returns on Extension Annuities: ly after reading a prepared text the third by various benefac- said the new transmitters would in English. tors. be used for Vatican Radio's Cardinal Spellman and Sir- broadcasts throughout the world Man 53 receives 5.1% "If you are as superb in your and would not be concentrated studies as you are in this chore- preme Knight John MeDevittof Man 60 receives 6 % the Knights of Columbus attend- on any particular part of the ography, you are the best in world. Man 65 receives 7 % the world," he said. ed the ceremony at Santa Ma- ria di Galeria about 15 miles Vatican Radio now consists of Man 70 receives 8.3% Even as he read his prepared north of Rome. Also pres- five short-wave transmitters of Man 75 receives 10% speech he departed from it to ent was Bishop Charles P. 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GIFT OF FORT LAUDERDALEMAN VALUED AT $10M0 ; Brothers Have A Treasure - In Confederate Money By NEWELL SCHINDLER rency they have acquired. NEW ORLEANS (NO — "Of course we don't know the There's thai; old saw about value of individual bills. We're "Save your Confederate money, not experts in this field," the boys ..." headmaster said. Then there are the Holy Cross But the Brothers do know Brothers here who are glad they their complete collection of all did. of the 70 regular issues of paper But if-the price is right, the money issued by the Confeder- Brothers are willing to part acy during the War Between with their collection to swell the the States has been valued at building fund for Holy Cross $10,000. High School which they conduct The bills in the collection are here. in exceHent condition and have The Brothers acquired the been authenticated by currency bulk of their collection several experts. One expert estimates years ago. from Theodore T. * the collection is one of perhaps Gore of Fort Lauderdale, Fte., 20 complete sets of official Con- father of a former student. federate money in the world. The collection also included The bills have all the distinctive historical notes and original let- characteristics collectors look TURKEY'S APPRECIATION for the work of Catholic Relief ters relating to persons whose for — type of paper, water Service, NCWC, is shown by Ambassador Turget Menemenciog- pictures appeared on the Con- CONFEDERATE money owned by Brothers at Holy Cross High marks, signatures, engraving, at $10,000, real money. lu, who is shown as he presented a scoll at the Turkish federate bills. Among the let- School in New Orleans is valued other authenticities. Embassy in Washington to Bishop Edward E. Swanstrom, exec- ters is one from Gen. M. C. , Brother Lawrence Fitch, utive director of CRS. Butler to Jefferson Davis, who other ^Confederate bills from do- but they're not. F.S.C., assistant headmaster was president of the Confeder- nors. Publicity about the bills Brother Robert Hampton, and the school's publicity direc- ate States, dated Feb. 26, 1878. acquired has put the Brothers C.S.C., headmaster, said the tor, said the Brothers hope to With tongue somewhat in business with a sign something OTHER DONORS in an embarrassing position — Brothers repeatedly get calls find a buyer who will preserve cheek, he suggested a bank like this — "Save your Confed- In addition to the Gore col- they're regarded as experts on from persons who seek to know the collection and make it avail- would be an ideal buyer. He erate money. Invest the sest lection, the Brothers acquired the value of Confederate bills, the value of Confederate cur- able for public display. said the bank could promote with us."
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JUNE 30 DEPOSITS CASH AND BONDS LOANS CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
1950 $4,777,000.00 $•4,246,000.00 $745,000.00 $250,000.00
1952 $15,165,000.00 ••• • ' $12,553,000.00 $3,063,000.00 •$580,000.00
1954 $26,209,000.00 $.20,264,000.00 ••: " $6,450,000.00 $f;/060,000.00
1956 $35,537,000.00 $28,412,000.00 $9,581,000.00 $2,356,000.00. •(
1958 $39,900,000.00 $26,305,000.00 $15,522,000.00 $2711,000.00
1960 $42,737,000.00 $26,951,000.00 $18,419,00.00 $3,678,800.00
1962 $49,200,000.00 $29,615,000.00 $22,055,000.00 $4,031,500.00 1964 $51,704,000.00 $26,019,000.00 $28,384,000.00 $4,877,500.00
1966 $65,662,000.00 $35,045,000.00 $35,371,000.00 $5,360,600.00 COMBINED FIGURES OF
PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI SHORES PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH MIAMI BEACH PEOPLES LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH MIAMI • WITH COMPLETE TRUST FACILITIES • West Dixie Highway at 162nd Street Northwest 7th Avenue ot 135th Street Northeast 2nd Avenue ot 95th Street Estoblished May 16, 1956 Established October 21, 1963 Established February 27, 1950 PEOPLES AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH MIAMI PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF BAY HARBOR ISLANDS Northeast 125th Street at 10th Avenue Northwest 79th Street at 33rd Avenue 9500 Boy Harbor Terrace (Off Kane Concourse) Miami Beach Established March 27, 1951 Established February 4, 1960 Established October 28, 1964
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Page 4 July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida REFUGEE CHILbREM REUNITED WITH PARENTS All's Well That Ends Well (Reprinted from The the revolution in Cuba and were by family and come to the U.S. West Virginia Register, of- behind their own age group. So In the early part of the month ficial newspaper of the that they would not lose addi- of June of this year the last of Diocese Of Wheeling.) tional schooling an intensive the 14 Cuban children who came course in English was provided, in 1962 was reunited with her WHEELING — Fourteen hun- and by the time school began in parents. gry, frightened and bewildered September the children were children landed at the Wheeling able to express themselves. Every one of these children airport on the evening of July left with trepidation and fear, 27, 1962. This was the beginning Remarkable was the progress first because they had changed of a new phase in the life of of these children, for most of a great deal in their stay in these refugees from Castro's them were able within one year's West Virginia. Because they had Cuba, who but a few days before time to adjust to the extent few opportunities to use their had made their tearful goodbys that they were all able to skip native Spanish they had forgot- to their parents. one year of their schooling in ten some of it. All of them had order to be at their own age grown out of their early child- What child between the ages level. hood and developed into young of 8 and 12 can understand the manhood and young woman- workings of politics? These chil- Afer the children were in St. hood. dren between those ages did not Vincent's home for two years, a REUNITED WITH PARENTS Voice Photo or could not understand why concerted effort was made by Catholic Charities to secure fos- METHODS OF TEACHING Spanish to English-speaking students are being taught at Barry their parents had rushed them All of them, without exception, ter homes, so that by 1965 all College by Sister Kenneth, O.P. for Cuban refugees entering the field of teaching in the away from their homeland. knew that they had been pre- the children were placed in va- pared during their stay for the United States. The 13-week lectures are given free of charge and present enrollment is 75. Everything was such a change rious foster homes in the dio- time when they would be reunit- for these children. They could cese. ed to their parents in the U. S. not understand English, the food They now would be able to help was different, the customs were KIND FOSTER PARENTS PRIEST CITES EARLY MISSIONERS their parents learn the English different. This strangeness, language, to learn the customs therefore, only emphasized their Through &e wonderful help of of the country and to be a homesickness for their family many kind foster parents these source of comfort and joy to Roots Of Social History Here and their friends. children made great strides. One of the boys was elected their parents. Early Spanish missions in half before 30,000 Christian In- not only the tenets of Chris- CARE FROM NUNS president of his class, another All those who had a part in Florida, California, and the dians could be counted along tianity, but also reading, writ- The Sisters at St. Joseph at girl won a city-wide essay con- southwest section of the United the Camino Real of California, ing, agriculture, carpentry, test on the subject "Why I Am their lives in West Virginia, the St. Vincent's home did Sisters, the social workers, and States were probably the "first "that number of Christian In- singing, and Hie rudiments of a remarkable job in helping an American" and another Head-Start" programs in this dians lived under the sound of other arts and crafts. young Cuban walked off with the foster parents regretted to these children first to overcome see these young people leaving country since the missions were mission bells here in Florida," their homesickness. All of the highest honors for the scholastic "The missionaries, first secu- for various parts of this country, training schools for civilizing the Father Gannon pointed out that children loved swimming, and year. lars, then Jesuits and finally v yet all knew in their own hearts frontier as well as catechetical in the middle and late 17th the swimming pool at the home Franciscans," Father Gannon These are but some of the that these children had over- centers, a prominent historian century, "there were never soon became the center of then- and author said here. any less than 30 mission com- declared, "wrote the first chap- accomplishments these children come a very big handicap and attention. now they would be able to do Father Michael Gannon, direc- pounds which stretched in two ter in the social history of our made during their four-year for their parents and family tor of the Shrine of Nombre de great chains along the frontier, nation. And it was a consoling Most of these youngsters had stay in the Diocese. During the what had been done for them Dios, St. Augustine, and author one north of St. Augustine chapter, for their mission out- missed one or two years of past few months, the parents in the past four years. of "The Bebel Bishop" and along the Atlantic coast and the posts were a force which work- schooling during the period of were able to leave Cuba family "The Cross in the Sand," spoke other west across the peninsu- ed for the preservation of the at a Barry College forum for las as far as the Appalachicola Indians, as opposed to theii history teachers. River. destruction, so characteristic oi 1 YOU CAN HELP THE FIRST DUTY the subsequent chapters writ- ten on the Anglo-Americaii "Since Christianity was the "In these compounds," he re- frontier." bask element of European civ- lated, "the Indians were taught Society of St. Vincent de Paul ilization and since it was the acknowledged duty of the state to extend the faith, the first St. Paul Catholic Book & Film Center TO HELP OTHERS duty of die missionary from the standpoint of both state and FOLLOW THE NEW LITURGY WITH A By Donating Your Usable Discarded Furniture, Rugs, Appliances, Bedding, Clothing, Shoes and Church was to convert the hea- • NEW ST. PAUL DAILY MISSAL, $3.95 TO $10.00 then," Father Gannon explain- Miscellaneous Items. SUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMEK READING: ed. Please Contact The St. Vincent De Paul Store in your Area • CHIPS, THE HERO "But neither the state nor the + Ft. Lauderdale — 524-0716 * Miami — 373-3856 Church, nor the missionary • LITTLE TALKS ABOUT LIFE 513 W. 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July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Heart of the Matter
The Problem Of Communism Even At Midnight People Won't Melt Away Overnight Like To Hear Of Vatican II It is obvious that the thick fog of confusion which many By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS prophesying that Vatican II find hovering over the tragic Vietnam situation has also des- I recently took part in one of would take place in a less ex- cended on the question of communism itself. Some have those open end, midnight-to- cited political atmosphere and come to the conclusion that communism no longer is any real dawn television programs which, would be able to carry on its threat and therefore we can write it off as an incredibly near- for some strange and unaccount- work without interference of any disaster for twentieth century democracy. able reason, are kind by the political powers. While we have never shared the almost hysterical fear of apparently be- GREATER INTEREST communists hiding under every rock and plotting in every coming more On the other hand, we now government department, we have always believed that the inter- and more popu- know that Vatican II aroused national goal of world domination has never left the minds of lar in a country far greater public interest than Vatican I or any other previous the Kremlin leaders. We cannot share the apathy of so many that prides it- council in the history of the today towards the destructive aims of atheistic communism, self on being one Church. Butler's own book illus- although it is possible to see how many have been lulled into of the most civ- believing the Bed Giant has his sword dulled at long last. trates the difference dramatical- ilized nations on ly. First published in 1930 — 70 For one thing it seems as if the strong nationalistic tenden- tiie face of the years after the event — it is cies of countries such as Yugoslavia and Rumania have suc- globe. BIGGINS still the only English-language cessfully enabled them to avoid domination by the Soviet Why so many history of Vatican I, and a very power. Apparently recent meetings in Moscow indicated that people stay up most of the night incomplete history at that. By the Red regime for the first time is willing to admit that they to watch these programs is a contrast, as of this writing — cannot wear the satellite countries like charms on their slave mystery which completely de- less than one year after the bracelet. Some have accepted this as proof that world commu- fies rational analysis. And why event — more than a dozen nism is on the way out. so many of us who never stay English-language books on Vati- Moreover, some have built up the conviction that the Vati- up to watch them can be per- can II have already appeared, can no longer fears communism as a threat to mankind. Pope suaded so easily to take part and many more presumably are John, always concerned about a positive approach to problems, in them is even more myste- in the offing. did not hurl the condemnations of the past. Nikita Khrushchev's rious. is not going to disappear overnight, and we must learn how There are many involved rea- son-in-law visited him. Pope Paul and Andrei Gromyko met in Even our best psychiatrists the Holy Father's office for a historic visit. Just this past week to live with it. Secondly, without organizing witch hunts, we sons for this dramatic contrast ought to realize that communism in the United States is not have yet to explain this bizarre in public reaction to the two the Vatican' and Yugoslavia resumed diplomatic relations, one phenomenon — possibly because further step on the part of Pope Paul to reduce tensions be- going to give up without many a hard, bitter battle, but most Vatican councils. Butler himself, they themselves have been too tween the Church and communist states. likely it will be a battle we will neither hear nor see. with a kind of reverse English, busy either watching or partici- put his finger on one reason Besides this the Vatican Council opened a dialogue with pating in such programs. which is worth attending to, al- atheists and a secretariate has been established to carry Be that as it may, I must though it would be foolish to ex- it on. This too has been wrongly interpreted by some. They admit — now that, 48 hours aggerate its importance. I refer faal to realize as Bishop Joseph Blomjous, a member of the Where To Draw A Line later, I have just about caught to the matter of conciBar secretariate, put it: "Between atheism and Catholicism there It is certain that we will be hearing considerably more about up on my sleep — that the par- secrecy. can be no dialogue whatsoever." There is and must be a birth control programs' being planned under the sponsorship of ticular program which I shared Butler thought that the rule of dialogue between atheists and Christians on "a person to the State of Florida. On the surface the aim of those advocating with the Ordinary of the local secrecy at Vatican I was a seri- person level," which is part of the Church's overall dialogue such state-financed projects seems highly commendable, namely, diocese and with a distinguish- ous mistake. "At the very be- wifli contemporary society, and which in time can serve most to better the health of those persons whose circumstances have ed American theologian proved ginning," he writes, "an influen- usef.ul purposes. caused them to seek public assistance. Others admit more frank- to be an interesting and worth- tial group of bishops made a ly that they are interested in controlling the population by the All these are steps taken to ascertain how Christianity can while experience. representation on this matter «f artificial means of contraception. obtain freedom to operate in communist dominated states. Or QUESTIONS ON VATICAN II secrecy, urging that it was to use an expression which obtained a bad connotation some against the spirit of the age, One may easily be naive in this matter and impulsively con- I still can't get over the fact years back, this represents an attempt to make co-existence which was all for publicity; and clude that any program is excellent which seeks to make it "pos- that the moderator who is not possible. This in no way means that the Church is "soft" on that it would in all HkeUfcood sible for families on public assistance to exercise the same free a Catholic spent the better part communism or that it considers it no longer a threat to our occasion far greater troubles choice in regard to family size which up to now has been avail- of three hours in the middle welfare. and evils than the pubtis&Bg of able only to those who could afford the services of private phy- of the night plying us with per- As a matter of fact, it is significant that the U. S. Cem- sicians". Advocates further insist that nothing in the program all that took place. tinent questions about the re- "The event seems to show that munist party just now apparently believes the time is ripe interferes with the religious convictions, political beliefs or legal sults of Vatican Council II. to deceive Americans on this matter, because of the above rights of persons involved. there was much truth in the con- Presumably he knew bis au- mentioned attitudes. For the first time in seven years the tention, and that less excite- However
*<*§ Florida Final Plans Are Formulated For KC National Convention Final plans are being formu- "Here the council Fathers of- look forward' with pleasure to lated for the National Conven- fer you encouragement and di- displaying for you the incom- tion of fite Knights of Oolumbus rection in your Christian mis- parable array of convention sion. to be held on Miami Beach and vacation facilities which we Aug. 13 to 18. "Be assured that the Diocese have developed here for our vis- of Miami is anxious to receive Leonard Burt, chairman of itors from all over the world. all attending the convention this convention arrangements, an- summer and I personally look nounced that three events al- "A! Miami Beach joins me in forward to your arrival." ready have been scheduled for wishing you a most productive delegates. Gov. Bums stated in his let- and memorable meeting , . . to- ter: gether with a cordial invitation "A Night In the Islands" to visit Miami Beach often in show h planned on Sunday, "We of Florida are delighted Aug. 14, at the poo! at the Fon- that you are holding your 84th the years to come. tainebleau Hotel, convention Supreme Convention in Miami "You have my personal as- headquarters. Beach this year. surance that a warm welcome will await you always." Hie following day, Monday, "As governor I extend to you PRESENTING A CHALICE to Mrs. Bernardette Siebenaler, widow of Past Faithful Aug. 15, a two-hour "Latin a most cordial welcome to Flor- Navigator Linus Siebenaler of the Indian River Fourth Degree General Assembly of the American Extravaganza" will ida. Knights of Columbus, is T. J. Crotty, present Faithful Navigator. Looking on is James be presented by 90 exiled Cuban T. VoceUe, member of the Assembly. The presentation took place at a banquet in "We are thoroughly cognizant Grotto Blessed At youths in the Grand Ballroom Fort Pierce. Mrs. Siebenaler will give the chalice to a priest or parish of her choice. of the Fontainebleau. of the major and continuing Ascension Church contributions made by the FORT MYERS BEACH — The Convention Ball will be Knights of Columbus on a local, Pompano Man Gets held Wednesday, Aug. 16, Bill state and national level to the Our Lady's Grotto on the grounds of Ascension Church Henneberg's 15-piece orchestra spiritual and civic betterment KC Deputy Post and a five-piece calypso band of our nation, and you will find was recently blessed by Fa- wil play. our state and its citizens most ther Miguel Goni. John DiVito, State Deputy of Hospifalizalion... hospitable and eager to do ev- A memorial to Nell Santini the Knights of Columbus, has Three lettens, one of them erything possible to make your Walsh from her parents, Mr. announced the appointment of from Bishop Coleman F, Car- convention an outstanding suc- and Mrs. Leonard Santini, Robert Dugdale of the Pompano roll, were published in "Colum- cess in every respect. the grotto features a statue Beach K. of C. Council as Dis Income Protection... bia" magazine last month offi- "It is our hope that from this of the Blessed Virgin Mary trict Deputy of the knights of cially extending invitations to set in local limestone. Columbus in District 17. Knights to attend the conven- 85th annual meeting you will re- turn to your home communities tion. • Dugdale is the immediate refreshed and rededicated to Mortgage Protection... "Columbia" is the official the fine works being carried on Cardinal Visits Sweden past Grand Knight of the Pom- magazine of (be Knights of Co- by your respective Knights of pano Council and is the first lumbus and is distributed to Columbus councils." STOCKHOLM (NO — Eugene member of that Council to be Knights throughout the country. Cardinal Tisserant, dean of the appointed district deputy. Life Insurance! The letter from Mayor Roose- College of Cardinals, paid a Writing letters, in addition to velt said: six-day visit to this country as In addition to Pompano, other Bishop Carroll, were Governor "As mayor of Miami Beach a patron of the 11th European councils under Dugdale's juris- at the Lowest Cost Haydon Burns and Mayor I wish to extend a most cordial Exhibition, which centers diction are the two Fort Lau- Elliott Roosevelt of Miami welcome to the members of the around the personal life and derdale councils and the Holly- with the Greatest Coverage Beach. 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Florida ~ if •*-..• OTHERS PROFESS FIRST VOWS 14 Young Women Invested At St. Joseph Novitiate JENSEN BEACH — Fourteen ter Paul Loretta; Peggy Kleyla, young women, including seven Epiphany parish, South Miami, from the Diocese of Miami were Sister Paul Catherine; Chris- received as novices last Satur- tina Nolan, Immaculate Con- day in the Congregation of the ception parish, Hialeah, Sister Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Au- Peter Damian; Jeanne Burns, gustine. SS. Peter and Paul parish, Sis- During ceremonies which fol- ter Kenneth Marie; Susan Mar- lowed Mass offered by Msgr. ie Boehnlein, St. John the James F. Enright, Diocese of Apostle parish Hialeah, Sis- Miami Vicar for Religious, in ter Martha Joseph; Lynn the new St. Joseph Novitiate Herrick, St. Hugh parish, Chapel, 13 novices made first Coconut Grove, Sister John profession of annual vows. Lawrence; Alma Jo Charleston, Father Primo Contreras, S.J., Christ the King parish, Jack- St. Charles College, Grand Co- sonville, Sister Charles Greg- teau, La., preached the homily. ory; Maria Miranda, Puerto 14 Novices Were Received By Sisters Of St. Joseph Of St. Augustine Last Saturday At Jensen Beach Father Leo Gorman, C.P., Our Rico, Sister Maria Salvador; Lady of Florida Retreat House, Nancy McCLntic, Assumption North Palm Beach, was master parish, Jacksonville, Sister of ceremonies. Mc.ry Eucharista; Suzan Gay Bishop Edward Dalmau was Foster, Cathedral parish, St. Augustine, Sister Anne Michele; Sir ' in the sanctuary during the Rosanna Miller, St. Mary, par- / • - Mass and investiture ceremo- nies were attended by Mother ish, Rcckledge, Sister Rose Wil- Louis Edwin, S.S.J., Mother Gen- liam; Mary Ellen Buning, St. •• . . \. v .:. •• • . eral of the Sisters of St. Joseph James parish, Orlando, Sister of St. Augustine; Sister Mary Mary Joan; and Sandra LeMore, Frederic, S.S.J. assistant to the St. Matthew parish, Jackson- mother general; Mother St. ville, Sister John Margaret. Charles, S.S.J., Mistress of Maria Isern of St. Francis of Novices; a large delegation of Assisi parish, Riviera, who r®) Money to take care of emergencies Sisters of St. Joseph; represent- came to South Florida from atives of the Adrian Dominican Cuba, will be known in reli- Sisters and the Sisters of St. ^^) A vacation or that trip you've wanted to take gion as Sister Maria Guadalupe. Philip Neri; and families of the Novices whose parents are postulants and novices. members of Diocese of Miami H®) Education for yourself or your children Members of the clergy pres- parishes and who received the ent included Msgr. Peter Reil- black veil and professed first «H@) A home of your own ly, pastor, Little Flower parish, annual vows are Sister Anne Coral Gables; Msgr. John Pierre, a daughter of Mr. and *1@)A start in business O'Dowd, V.F., pastor, Epiphany Mrs. Amedee Renuart, Little parish, South Miami; and Msgr. Flower parish, Coral Gables; Charles Bartok, pastor, St. Sister Albert Joseph, daughter *t@) A retirement fund to supplement social security Charles Borromeo parish, Or- of Albert Stoecker, Little Flow- lando. er parish; and Sister Anthony Those invested as novices and Marie, daughter of Mr. and ti.eir names in religion are Lor- Mrs. Anthony S. Newton, Im- etta Bussiere, Cathedral parish, maculate Conception parish, Hi- YOU who will now be known as Sis- aleah. CAN'T FREE GIFTS PRELATE'S ADVICE ON VOCATIONS MISS . . . just for saving
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> & ':":<.W^V'C-* EPIPHANY PARISH member, Peggy Kleyla, daughter of Mr. BLACK HABIT is presented by Monsignor Enright to Jeanne CARRYING HABIT, Loretta Bussiere, daughter of Mrs. A. P. and Mrs. Paul A. Kleyla> receives her habit. Burns, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Robert Burns, Mijmi. Bussiere, the Cathedral parish, leaves the sanctuary.
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NEW NOVICE, Sister Martha Joseph, talks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NOVICE Christina Nolan, Immac- ONE OF 13 NOVICES who professed first annual vows during ulate Conception parish, heat* Saturday's ceremonies was Sister Anne Pierre, S.J., daughter of Boehnlein; her grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy Hahn; a sister, Dorothy; and her brother, name, Sister Peter DamiaH. Mr. and Mrs. Amedee Renuart, Little Flower parish. Joseph, of St. John the Apostle parish, Hialeah. July 8. 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 19 South Dade DCCW High School 7 Directors Are Appointed Girls Retreat Nineteen women have been Parent Education; Mrs. Alfred Starts Today named members of the board Palmer, St. Thomas the Apostle LANTANA — Junior and of directors of the South Dade parish. Foreign Relief; and Mrs. senior high school girls will Deanery of the Miami Diocesan Jack L. Tunstall, Epiphany par- Council of Catholic Women, by ish, Home and School Associa- observe a weekend retreat be- Mrs. Arthur Harlan, president. tion. ginning this afternoon (Friday) and continuing through Sunday Mrs. Wendell K. Gordon, past Mrs. James Hughes, St. Hugh" at the Cenacle Retreat House. president of the deanery, a parish, Coconut Grove, is chair- man of the committee on Inter- member of Little Flower par- Father Joyce Spencer, C.P. ish, Coral Gables, is serving as national and Inter-American Re- parliamentarian. Mrs. Arthur lations; Mrs. Bernard Blank, of Our Lady of Florida Retreat Fodway, Epiphany parish, South Ephiphany parish, Libraries and House will conduct the weekend Miami, is the historian. Literature; Mrs. Edmund Clan- conference. He will also be the cey, St. Louis parish, Organi- retreat master for a retreat on Named chairmen of standing zation and Development; Mrs. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jui committees were Mrs. William Jerome Rankim, Holy Rosary Krug, SS. Peter and Paul par- parish, Perrine, Publicity and 12 and 13, which will be observ- ish, Catholic Charities; Mrs. Public Relations; Mrs, Richard ed by girls from 13 to 15 years George Cooney, St. Brendan par- Moore, St. Louis parish, Re- of age. ish, Civic Participation arid treats; Mrs. John Roche, Holy USO; Mrs. John Taylor, St. Rita Rosary parish, Social Action; Private retreats are scheduled parish, Civil Defense; Mrs. Don- Mrs. William Cassedy, Sacred NEW OFFICERS of the Miami Catholic Welfare Bureau Auxiliary receive con- to be held at retreat house for ald Erb, St. Louis parish, Con- Heart parish, Homestead, Spiri- gratulations from Father John Nevins, bureau director. From left to right are women from Friday, July 15 to fraternity of Christian Doctrine; tual Development; Mrs. E. L. Mrs. George Mix, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Paul G. Can-abba, recording sec- Mrs. Raymond Nihill, St. Agnes Fuller, St. Timothy parish, retary; Mrs. Thomas M. Carter, treasurer; Mrs. John J. Ward, vice president; and Sunday, July 17. parish, Constitution and By- Youth; and Mrs. Hans F. Due, Mrs. William Terheyden, president. • Women from parishes in the laws; Mrs. C. B. Morse, St. SS. Peter and Paul parish, Rockledge area will observe a Timothy parish, Family and WICS. weekend retreat from July 22 Auxiliary Adds Three New Services to July 24. Father Gerald Reilly, Three hew services have been who serve as receptionists in through small benefit socials. C.SS.R. will conduct the con- Nun's Odd Job - Running added during the past year to the Family Counseling Depart- ferences. Ladies in parishes in Approximately 1,000 pieces of the projects of the Miami Cath- ment of the welfare bureau on the Eau Gallie area will par- used clothing were mended, olic Welfare Bureau Axuiliary Wednesday and Friday evenings ticipate in weekend retreat con- Nurse School In Prison washed and ironed by 15 mem- now observing the fourth anni- and on Saturday morning. Com- ferences, July 29-31. bers for donation to Bethany SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (NO they are able to complete their versary of its founding as a mittee members are Mrs. Wil- — Sister Mary Anita is direc- training." Residence for Dependent Teen- Information concerning re- service organization. liam Forthman, Mrs. Walter tor of the Neumiller School of age Girls and Boys Town of treats and days of recollection Part of that training includes Schwartz, Mrs. John Lewis and Vocational Nursing — a fact In addition to the motor South Florida as well as for bedside nursing experience in Mrs. Joseph Eisenhart. may be obtained by writing to that might not seem unusual, children in foster homes. except that the school is locat- San Quentin's 200 bed hospital, corps, sewing and special proj- the Cenacle Retreat House, 1400 ed in San Quentin prison. which has cases typical of any ects committees, members have Three members of the auxili- S. Dixie Hwy. or by calling general hospital with the excep- The "Diaper Brigade" provid- formed a Baptism Committee; ary, which has 70 active mem- 582-2534. tion of obstetrics and pediatrics. ed 144 dozen diapers for infante A few weeks ago it became bers, from 19 Greater Miami the first such school in a penal The latter training comes after Family Counseling Committee while 47 new infant items were parishes, who are. registered institution in California to be parole, when the student affili- and a Volunteer Committee to provided through showers. ates with st. Luke's Hospital, nurses, donate then* services to Woman Leader's accredited by the State Board of serve at the medical center in Three hundred Christmas gifts Vocational Nurse Examiners. San Francisco. the medical center at, the Span- Centro Hispano Catolteo, dioce- were also provided by the auxil- ish Center. They are Mrs. Husband Is Dead For Sister Mary Anita, who "When you first meet a san Spanish center in downtown iary as well as infant cribs, class," Sister explained, "tfaey Schwarz, Mrs. Josephine Snetro YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (NO — for six years has worked for the Miami. sheets, matresses, strollers and accreditation, it is a major look at you and size you up — and Mrs. Mary Lopez Cox. Requiem Mass for Marcus bicycles. ; step forward for both the men as a woman and as a nun. You Mrs. Charles Schwarz, St. Kilch, 55, husband of the presi- and society. want to reach them as a person Rose of Lima parish, is chair- During the past year 22 "mem- dent of the National Council of and to let them know you are man of the Baptism Committee bers of the motor corps drove Through the cooperation of af- "What this means," she said, -deeply interested in them per- which not only provides bap- a total of 6,880 miles in 467 filiations in the five deaneries Catholic Women, was offered in "is that after these men have sonally. tismal attire but furnishes trass- of the Miami Diocesan Council St. Charles Church in nearby served their sentences, they will portation for infants from their hours transporting children un- of Catholic Women 47 complete Boardman. return to society to be doing "I know I was impressed as I foster homes to churches to re- der the care of the agency to worthwhile work in a field in layettes were made available got the backgrounds of the boys ceive the Sacrament of Bap- hospital clinics, doctors, den- His wife, Rosemary, in addi- which there is a real need." for new-born babies. to realize there has been a tism. tists, etc. In addition the corps woman in their life in some way tion to being NCCW president is "They have already demon- picks up furniture donations for Year-round programming of also president of the Women — often a most destructive way She is assisted by Mrs. John delivery to foster homes. strated that the program is — a sweetheart, or a wife who J. Ward, Mrs. Paul Carrabba, the auxiliary includes speakers in Community Service (WICS), worthwhile," she said. "There got them off the track. You Mrs. Margaret Bodziok and Some 70 women sewed an es- from the United Fund, of which a national organization of Cath- are two men in class who have the welfare bureau is an agen- recognize the tremendous im- Mrs. Carol Matthews. timated 1,175 new garments for olic, Protestant, Jewish and Ne- the possibility of parole before pact a woman has on the life infants and children from ma- cy; Mental Health Society, Vis- COUNSELING SERVICE the program is completed and of a man. . _ terials donated or purchased iting Nurses Association and gro womeirVs organizations aid- they want to stay in prison until The Family Counseling Com- Cancer Society in order that the ing in the war on poverty pro- "We are counteracting this," mittee headed by Mrs. Thomas auxiliary members may be edu- gram through job training for she explained, "by showing Kelly, provides five volunteers cated to community needs. them another phase of woman- unemployed women.
July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 Tercer Ano de Pontificado HEROES DE CRKTO El Dios Oculfo Por «1 Padre Angel Naberan Es caracteristico en Dios primer capitulo y en su pri- SANTA ISABEL hacer las cosas suavemente, mer versiculo: 'Y el Verb© de Su Sanfidad Paulo VI DE PORTUGAL gradualmente y no por saltos. era DIOS'. De ahi el principio filosofico: Y la raz6n humana, si no El viaje sin precedentes del Papa Paulo VI a los Estados (1271-1336) NATURA NON DAD SAL- es humilde, ni esta ilumina- ITnidos para prooaunciar un mensaje en pro de la paz ante las Hija del rey de Ara- TUS. La naturaleza no da sal- da por la Fe, se asombra o Naciones Unidas, probablemente sera recardado por el mundo gon Pedro III y pro- tos. se escandaliza. En ese tierno como su acto mas importante durante el tercer and de su rei- metdda desde los 12 Aplicado esto a las leyes nifio que Hora, icomo reco- nado desde que fuera elevado al papado el 21 de junio de 1963. afios al rey Dionisio fisico-fisiologicas, tenemos la nocer al Rey supremo que ya En el Vaticano el aniversario paso casi desapercibido. Por de Portugal, se distin- guio siempre por su ley de la evolucion: de lo ru- desde la cuna gobierna al tradition, la conmemoracion solemne del aniversario se cele-* amor a los pobres y dimentario a lo perfecto. Si mundo? jCuan poco se parece bra la fecha de la coronation del Papa, en el caso del Papa por su actuation como lo aplicamos a la civilizacion, el humilde obrero de Naza- Paulo, el 30 de junio. mediadora de contien- ret al Criador del cielo y de la das guerreras. tendremos el progresoj si a la Revelacion de Dios y al Tierra! Y en ese Crucificado Ciertamente, nadie puede negar que el tercer ano del Papa Dogma, nos encontramos con que muere entre dos ladro- fue muy significante tanto dentro como fuera del Vaticano. el Antigup y Nuevo Testa- nes, en medio de la rechifla Se puede decir que el ano papal coincidio con los principros mento y la evolucion hemo- de su pueblo iquien podria adivinar la Suprema Felici- establecidos por uno de los documentos conciliares mas impor- En una ocasi<5n en que desempe- genea del Dogma. Dios esta T tantes — la Iglesia en el Mundo de Hoy. fiaba una de sus misfon«s de paz, en todas partes, pero la vida dad? Y en ese sepulcro de galop6 sola en una mula entre Calvario, tumba mas silen una lluvia de flechas que partia infinita de Dios se oculta y ciosa aun que la de la Euca- de ambos ej^rcltos, instandolos a habita en una luz inaccesible, La clausutra del concilio, luego de cuatro largos afios de la reconciliacidn. ristia, cuan escondida esta la debate y estudio, fue en si raisma un logro de importancia. Al y, cuando se manifiesta, lo Vida Infinita! Papa no le tomo mucho tiempo poner en practica los deseos hace a traves de metaforas y del concilio. El primer ejemplo de esto fue el anuncio, al velos, para hacerse buscar, pa- Este caracter de la Divini- comenzar la euarta y ultima sesion del concilio, de su inten- ra probar la fe, estimular la dad se nota tanto en la Crea- ci6n de instituir un sinodo de obispos de todo el mundo para actividad humana, hacerse tion, como en los Evangelios, ayudarlo a gobernar la Iglesia universal. Esta decision y otras, adivinar por el amor, para re- como en la vida de Jesucristo, tal como el reciente anuncio de su decision de devolverle a yelarse a los humildes y cegar en la historia de la Iglesia y los obispos locales ciertos dereohos que desde hace mucho a los soberbios. en la vida de las almas. Ella tiempo habfan estado reservados a la Santa Sede, son ejemiplos Dios se ha llamadio a si mis- se oculta bajo las leyes del universo en la naturaleza, co- de que el Papa esta consciente de la complejidad y la necesidad mo DIOS OOULTO. (Is. 45,15) mo Jesus en Belen de Na- de descentralizacion que existe dentro de la Iglesia, en la ac- Hay un gran escandalo pa. zareth y en la Eucaris- ra la soberbia humana y una tualidad. tia. grande prueba y, al mismo La seforma del Santo Oficio, la elimination del Indice de tiempo, un grande triunfo pa- Respeta nuestra libertad y ra la fe, en este carScter ocul- quiere que la busquemos es- Li'bros Prohibidos, alguna liberalizacion de las normas que pontaneamente, pero hacien- Por Manolo Reyes incapacidad de crear, nec'esi- to de la vida de Dios. .Si orientan los matrimonios mixtos —todo esto ocurrido durante do esfuerzos al mismo tiempo tan apoyarse en la creaci6n Dios apareciera a los hombres el ultimo ano— inddoan que son precursores de otros cambios para hallarla y amarla. La La envidia es el sintoma ca- ajena para auparse. El horn— en los esplendores de su ma- que vendran luego. racteristico de los hombres jestad, nuestra fe dejaria .de Providencia Divina, conside- bre ereador sabe agradeceF, rada superficialmente, pare- mediocres.. 'El mediocre cree que todo se ser meritoria. Nadie podria re- En contraposicion, los hom- ce fracasar en todas las cosas. Sin embargo, dwrante el mismo periodo, el Papa ha demos- lo merece. sistir a los atractivos divinos. bres de buena fe, a cada nue- Hay quien dijo: "Si yo fuera La historia de la Iglesia sin trado que aunque esti consciente de los signos de los tiempos, vo ataque de la envidia ajena, embargo, es una victoria ba- tambien estd muy consciente de su deber de preservar la fe y Por regla general los envi- Dios, hubiera escrito mi nom- practican mas fuertemente la bre en los cielos". Y en qu6 jo las apariencias de una per- la ensenanza catdlica. En numerosas audiencias piiblicas el diosos utilizan annas tan ba- petua derrota. 'Reg Navit A bondad, la mansedumbre y la jas como la murmuracion, el lengua entre tantas que Fapa ha bablado de la necesidad de que baya equilibtrio, disci- caridad. hay en el mundo, podriamos Ligno Dens'. Crucificado chisme, la reserva mental y Reina. plina y habilidad para discernir entre lo que es esencial y lo Mientras mas fuerte es el se asocian a otros renegados contestar. ataque que produce la baja Dios nos ha dado ciencia que no es esencial. para difamar a quienes tie- Sin embargo, Dios escribio pasion de la envidia humana, nen una vida limpia de tra- infusa. Dios nos ha dado la mas grande es el sentimiento su nombre en el cielo y en luz de la raz6n que progresa Trascendiendo los confines de la misma Iglesia Catolica, bajo honrado y a prueba de un lenguaje que todos lo en- de piedad en quienes han toda macula contra la moral. lentamente y alcanza la ver- este ultimo ano ha visto dos grandes eventos de mucho signi- aprendido a perdonar. tendieran: lenguaje del or- dad progre^ivamente. 'Si no ficado para el cristianismo. Uno ocurri6 poeo antes de la clau- Los hombres que crean, deii, de las leyes, de las 6r- me quereis creer a Mi, creed Una de las grandes diferen- bitas, de la ciencia, de la vida, sura del concilio, cuando el Papa se uni6 a los observadores cias entre los envidiosos y los que no escatiman en dar por- a mis obras'. Dios dejo prue- para que la razon rumana pu- no cristianos en un servicio de oration en la Basilica de San que son indiferentes a la en- que siempre tienen- el poder bas elocuentes de su paso en vidia, es que los primeros son para creatf mas, hablan claro diera hallar el nombre de la Creacion. El hombre tiene Paiblo. El otro fue la visita oficial del Arzobispo Anglicano y de frente, con seguridad en Dios y la realidad de su pre- la razon para descubrir a El Michael Ramsey, de Canterbury, al Papa a principios de 1966 y hombres sin fe, no*creen en sus verdaderos valores espiri- la palabra, sin temor alguno sencia, con la misma certeza a traves de sus huellas. el servicio de oracion conjunta en el que ambos participa'roD. tuales o materiales, y buscan a la verdad. que halla la presencia del le- Dios puso poderosas fuer- 6n por las huellas de sus ga- "destruir por medios siempre Para los envidiosos, el mun- zas, sometidas a leyes maravi- Entre sus esfuerzos en pro de la paz tambien sobresalen reprobables, los valores aje- do gira alrededor de ellos. Los rras, del fuego por el humo, Hosas en la Creacion. El hom- sus mensajes a la Republica Dominicana, sus cartas personales nos. Son hombres que care- hombres mediocres son ego- del artista por sus cuadros. bre las va descubriendo poco a poco hasta encontrar cast el a lideres gubernamentales mundiales para que traten de solu- ciendo de verdadera estatura centristas y aspiran a la glo- No vemos al artista, no vemos moral, quieren crecetfse so- al Ie6n, no vemos al cienti- secreto de las fuerzas cosmi- cionar la guerra en Vietnam, y las audiencias que concedio ria efimera que se puede con- bre el apoyo ajeno, sin com- seguir en este lapso transito- fico que lanzo un satdlite al- cas. Dios dejo sus obras, sus tanto al representante del Presidente Johnson como al Ministro prender que tarde o tempra- rio de tiempo que se llama rededor de la tierra; pero milagros y una cuantafi ver- de Relaciones Exteriores de Rusia, Andrei Gromyko. no, caeran. vida. ellos estan ahi sin duda de dades en sus Sagradas EBcri- turas y de manera especial Porque el gran reto de la ninguna clase. La vispera del aniversario, el Papa Paulo VI bendijo a 30 Los que tienen sus ojos cla- en los Evangelios. El hombre vida moderna es la creation. Vemos una hoja de un ar- debe descubrir el pemsamieii- mil personas congregadas en la Plaza de San Pedro con motivo Los seres humanos, en un vados en las alturas, saben que bol. La estudiamos a la luz de en este.periodo de prueba, se to de Dios, las verdades alK de la festividad de San Pedro y San Pablo. ' • mundo tan dinamico y varia- una lente del microscopio y escondidas, su divinidad y ra do como el que vivimos, ne-.' viene a servir a traves del sa~ ;qu6 mara villas descubren amor, con su esfuerzo perso- cesitan crear para servir a los crificio. nuestros ojos ;Que leyes mas nal, ayudado por la luz de la Al cumplirse tree afios de la fecha de su coronation, el 30 demas, para ayudar al pro-" En los labios de los hombres sabias! de junio, el Pontffice asistid por la inanana a un servicio jimo. Fe y el magisterio doctrinal, de buena fe, hay una oraci6n Con sus estomas ^valvulas de la Autoridad puesta por solemne en la Basilica de San Pedro. Tras encatoezar una pro- Los" envidiosos que s61o vi- perenne por la conversion de automaticas— que se abren o Jesus, que profundiza eada cesidn y ofrece/ una breve plegaria al pie del Altar Mayor, ven para si mismos, ante la los hombres mediocres. se cierran a la luz, segun las dia mas para alcanzar gra- ptresencio la ceremonia, que dur6 una hora y media. necesidades del conjunto; dualmente mayor conocimien- que liberan el oxfgeno para to de la Revelacion de Cristo, Los servicios fueron oficiados por- el Oardenal Lorenz Ika, Publicccion Semonol de que podamos respirar ese ai- en una continua evolution he- lo Diocesis de Miomi re purificado por la clorofila. Jaeger, cuya Arquidiocesis de Paderborn esta dividida, por mogenea del dogma, en un Se Con sus raices que fabrican progreso constante, a seme- P«blica todos los vlernes, partes iguales, entre Alemania Occidental y Oriental. DireccWn: S1S0 N.Ei 4th CtT, lo mismo una papa incolora janza de las ciencias y las tec- Miami, Fla. — Telf. PL (0543, p.o. Box 1059, Miami 3«T Fla. y fea, pero sabrosa, como una nicas en otros campos del sa- Por la tatrde, el Papa Paulo VI viaj6 a Santa Maria, 17 kilo- vistosa manzana 6 una flor, ber humano. mas elegante que una joven metres al sur de Roma, para bendecir e inaugurar tees nuevos THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Tengamos muy presentes trasmisores de la estacion de Radio Vaticana. El cardenal Muy Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Obispo de Miami, Presidente en la plenitud de su belleza. estas ideas y nos ahoirare- Francis Spellman, Arzobispo de Nueva York, que don6 uno iDdnde esta el tecnico? No mos muchos enigmas, contra- lo vemos. Esta oculto; pero de los trasmisores asistio a la ceremonia. Los otros dos equipos dicciones aparentes y muchos Mons. James^J. Walsh Consejero Editorial sin duda esta ahi. disgustos; y, por el eontrario, fuetron donados por los Caballeros de Colon y por varias orga- -:- -:- -:- Leyendo la Sagrada Biblia hajlaremos gran placer en nizaciones privadas. • John J. Ward Editor aparece la misma oscuridad. descubrir a Dios escondido Marjorie L. Fillyaw ...... Editora de Cr6nicas y Femenina Hay quienes dicen: Nunca di- bajo.Ids velos de las eosas, de Las nuevas instalaciones completan la estaci6n de Radio Gustavo Pena Monte Editor, Secci6n en Espanol jo Jesucristo: YO SOY DIOS.«. las personas y de los aconte- - Manuel J. Reyes Editor Asociado, Secciov en Espanol Vaticana, avaluada en dos millones y medio de dolares, y per- Y empezaron a negarle que cimientos, y sobre todo en la mitiran que la voz de la Santa Sede pueda llegar, en adelante, Anthony Chorak Angelo Sava Jesucristo fuera Dios y tuvo Biblia, en la Iglesia y en la a cualquier lugar de la tierra. Administrador Jefe de Publicidad que escribir San Juan su vida de nuestras almas. Evangelio, diciendo en su Padre Agel Naberaa.
Page 14 July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida • Estudio Socio-Religioso de Vocadones —"«^t^mmmmmmm Los Tesultados de un estudio socio-religioso de las voca- SiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ciones que se harS en Argentina seran vistos en el I Congreso NAVARRO Latinoamericano de las Vocaciones, que se efectuara en Lima entre el 21 y 27 de noviembre proximo. La Direecion Nacional BEAUTY SALON • Instruccion y Adoraci6n en Hogares de la Obra de las Vocaciones Sacerdotales y el Serra Club 815 SW. 17TH AVE. El Arzobispo Adelmo Machado de Maceio, Brasil, ha ini- de Argentina discuten los lineamientos del estudio. El Con- crado' en su diocesis un programa pocjk comuin de instruccion greso de Lima fue convocado par el Consejo Episcopal Latino- 379-4192 - 374-3712 y adoracion e nel hogar. En toda la diocesis se han distribuido americano (CELAM), para estudiar la pastoral de las voca- CON SUS FAMOSOS ESTILIS- 100 imageries de Nuestra Senora de Fatima. Desde el 13 de ciones en este continent* a la luz del Concilio Vatican© II, TAS O. NAVARRO, DAN MA, mayo hasta el 31 de octubre, estas estan siendo trasladadas OSCAR ELSA AURORA, REY Y ELIA, PEINADOS, PELUCAS MANICURE cada tres dias de casa en casa. Cuando la imagen llega a una VENDEMOS PELUCAS casa, los moradores invitan a sus vecinos para rezar el rosario, DESDE $50.00 ;NUEVO! FAMOSO PERMANEN- leer el EvangeMo y escuchar un mensaje del arzobispo. Durante A PAGAR EN 2 MESES TE ESPASOL (GALLEGO) el primer dia, la carta del arzobispo discute la necesidad y el metodo de ensenanza catequistiea en el hogar. El segundo y tercer dia, la carta trata sobre el mismo punto, pero en su HOY Y TODA LA SEMANA application al colegio y a la iglesia. Por Alberto Cardelle cinematograficos, "Ni sangre ni arena", cae dentro de la • Por Austeridad Suspenden Recepcion PELICULAS EN ESPANOL clasificacion -de sus mejores TOWER: "Aprendiendo a mo- films. Clasificacion Moral: A- /''"'WTEVIDEO. (NAj—A fin de confortnarse con el clima rir". Pelicula espanola. Rea- 1 (Toda la familia). d* teridad, la Nunciaitura Apostolica de Montevideo resolvio lizada en 1964. mo\fo l/alenlino suspender por este aiio la acostumbrada recepci6n ofrecida HIALEAH: "Perro Mundo". mon motivo de la "Fiesta del Papa", senal6 Mons. Alfredo Bru- Recoge los aspectos mas Pelicula Italiana. Directores: niera, subrayando: {• interesantes de la vida y los Jacoppeti y Prosperi Beali- triunfos del torero espanol, "En ateneion a los frecuentes llamados del Santo Padre zada en 1964. Interpretes: No "El Cordobes". CJasificaci6n profesionales. En Pantalla Pa- en favor de los pueblos que sufren el hambre, y teniendo pre- Moral: A-l. (Toda la familia). sente tambien las actuates condiciones economical del pals" noramica y Trucolor. Docu- "Ni sangre ni arena". Pelicu- mental que explota las ten- se habia adoptado esta resolucion. La recepci6n fue suetituida la Mejicana. Alejandro Ga- par un agasajo, que en nombre y homenaje al Papa, haria el lindo. Inte>rprete: Mario Mo- dencias morbosas del piibli- propio Nuncio a los asilados de los "Cottolengo" o asilos para reno (Cantinflas). co. Presencia de sadismo en ancianos y ninos retardados que dirigen en esta capital las el mismo. Falsa representa- religiosas de la Congregation de la Divina Providencia o de A Cantinflas sus admirado- tion de las costumbres de di- Don Orione. res lo han reido vestido de ferentes paises, vali^ndose doctor, de fotografo, de Ro- de un empate de escenas ten- meo. En este film lo podran dencioso. Clasificci6n Moral: • Expansion Demografica Vera MFC reir vestido de torero. Can- Desaconsejable. "Habanera", MONTEVIDEO (NA) — Uruguay ocupa el lugar mas bajo tinflas con su peculiar modo Peliecla espanola. Realizada entre seis paises latinoamericanos en su tasa de natalidad y de habiar es, segun algunos en 1061. Director J. Elorrue- numer© de personas (3.8) que integran una familia, segun un autores, la expresi6n genuina ta. Interpretes: Lolita Sevilla informe del Movimiento Familiar Cristiano (MFC) que sera del hombre del pueblo meji- y Virgilio Teixeira. Clasifi- visto en la II Asamblea Nacional de esta entidad, a efectuarse cano. Al parecer de criticos caci6n Moral: A-l (iTodos.) del 15 al 19 de julio en Montevideo. Se informa, ade-mas, que Uruguay presenta un proceso de estancamiento o retroceso de- mografico frente al cuadro general de explosion, pues las per- sonas integrantes de una familia en Argentina son 4.3, en Mexico 5.1, en Brasil y Venezuela 5.3, y en Chile 5.5. Ese documento coiwpara la tasa de natalidad por cada mil hafoi- tantes en Mexico (45.1), Chile (42.2), Venezuela (41), Brasil (33.1), Argentina (24.9) y Uruguay con solo 16,7. Uno de los dones principa- Dios, sin que conozcan co- les que Dios ha concedido a mo ustedes la grandeza de los • Encuesta Sobre Reformas sus criaturas es el poder son- valores espirituales, una mu- reir. cbachada hosca, dura, sin son- Las nuevas disposiciones liturgicas agradan mucho, en esta VOICE risa, que ha sido ensenada a Unico Period!co Reolmehte Bilingiie en Miomi ciudad segiin los resultados de una encuesta que sobre las Hoy, ustedes pueden man- odiar. reformas se resSiz6 entre los fieles de la Arquidiocesis de Ro- sario, Argentina. De acuerdo a esta encuesta, un 37.30% tener y esbozar esa sonrisa, sin reservas men tales, sin desear- Y el resultado del odio es Siempre Hay A/go Interesante Para Ud. en asisfce a la Misa deseando "cumplir con el precepto". Al 97.15% siempre la venganza. Por eso le agrada la nueva liturgia y un 83.35% aproveeha las lecturas Ie el mal a nadie. Por eso, biblicas. El indice de Comunion diaria alcanzarfa a un 30.6%. cuando ese don de Dios se di- la nifiez y la juventud sana Otros datos senalan que el 91.61% reconoce la necesidad de buja en sus rostros, es como como ustedes, hoy en tierras la predication, un 82.38% participa de cantos y oraciones, y un amanecer donde corre el de libeTtad, deben aprender un 76.44% reza en los momentos de silencio. Las tres cuartas agua fresca y cristalina. bien profundamente que el partes reconocen la influencia de la Misa en sus vidas y el ser humano es mas desgracia- 81.69% reconoce un crecimjento del sentido familiar paraoquial. Pero ta sonrisa humana tie- do, cuanto mas odia, cuanto "Hoy, el periodico catolico no es un lujo Casi la totalidad, el 96.71%, se siente a gusto en el templo. ne enemigos que constants- mas desea vengarse. superficial o una devocion opcional. cs mente estan sembrando peli- un instrumento necesario para la circu- gros en el camino de la vida, Por el contrarlo, .cuanto EPISCOPADO ARGENTINO DIRIGE CARTA lacion de aquellas ideas que olimenton a fin de que los homfores se mas ama, cuanto mas com- nuestra Fe". A SUS SACERDOTES vuelvan malos. prende a los demos, mas los Paulo VI. Los obispos argentinos ven con satisfaction "un clero que ayuda, mas los quiere, maa tiese conciencia de sus tremendas responsabilidades" en la Uno de esos principales "Es mi ferviente esperanza que cada enemigos es: La Venganza. mas estrecha esos lazos irrom- ' carta que el Episcopado dirigio a cada uno de los sacerdotes pibles de la amistad la eon- familia de la Diocesis se suscriba a The con motivo de la reciente asamblea plenaria extraordinaria Piensen siempre que la ven- Voice y pueda beneficiarse de la valiosa sobre la labor postconciliar. "Es un sacerdocio que se siente ganza es un mal que no tiene , fianzs', «1 servicio muto. Y formacipn, instruccion e inspiraci6n que persona en la Iglesia y que quiere, no solo eompartir su suerte, cabida en los seres humanos may amenudo sonrie, con esa provee semanalmente la visita en el ho- sino cooperar activamente en su destine Vive el momento de limpios, honestos, decentes y sonrisa sana, limpia, que edip- gar de nuestrb periodico diocesano, The un mundo que no es de Dios, pero que debe serlo, por esp sobre todo, que aman a Dios, Voice". a su Patria y a su Familia. sa y derrota a los malos mien- participa ansiosamente en la inmetrsion de la Iglesia en la vida trasmaslos une a Obispo Carroll. del mundo". Agrega ademas que "es Un clero que quiere asu- mir sus responsabilidades y compromisos con una autenticidad Por muy grande que sea el Recuerden, como dijera el que y> Ueva a buscar lo eseneial, distinguiendolo de lo accesorio mal que injustamente se nos gran pensador de Cuba, oJse y n; le; a reflexiojiar y revisar 10 recibido". haga en la vida; Por enormes e irreparables que sean los da- Marti: "Que ustedes son las hermosas criaturas que aca- MFC URUGUAYO SE PREPARA PARA CUARTO nos que nos produzcan nues- tros enemigos jamas debe- ban de salir de las manos de ENCUENTRO LATINQAMERICANO mos llevarnos por la corrien- Dios". Una movilizaeion de caracter nacional ha empependido el te nociva de la venganza que • • • No Debe Faltar en Ningun Hogar Cat6lko Movimiento Familiar Cristiano de Uruguay para preparar la siempre destrozaria nuestra caridad, nuestra bondad, participaci6n sacional al IV Enciientro Latinoamericano que nos haria mas desgraciados I Voice Dpto. de Circulocion ) tendra lugar en Caracas (Venezuela), del 4 al 9 de setienobre aun, y desterraria para siem- SE VBNDE Imprenta y Taller de • 6*180 N.E. 4HiCt, Miami/ Flo. . "Offset". Siempre en el mismo de este aiio. Duo-ante el mes de junio se realizaron jornadas pre del rostro el Don ines- local desde haee 25 a ft 06. Venga timable de la limpia sonrisa. y vea. Venta al contado. Los due- • D Deseo Suscribirme a The Voice dioeesanas en todo el pais y en julid, del 15 al 19, se efectuara nos se retlran. Un valor de $45,000 se vende por 30,000 al ctr&Jito, ' • Quiero Renovar mi Suscripcion | la II Asamblea' Nacional que congregara a cientos de maifcri- con contrato u opci6n sobre el monios del pais. Ambos eventos tienen como unico temario Muy cerca de estas tierras edificio. Con amplia clientela y I Nombre I esUi el tragico ejemplo de magnificas entradas. Ordenanzas oficiales sdlo permiten esta 3m- | Direecion I los tres puntos fundamentales que seran estudiados en Caracas: una ninez y una juventud que prenta en toda el area en que esta enclavada. L09 duenos es- "Familia y Desairollo Integral", "Familia y Expansion Demo- desafortunadamente en mu- tan dispuestos a permanecer con $5.00 al ano en Estados Unidos. . el comprador. Escriba a Box 103 grafica", y "Familia y transformacion de estructuras socio- chos casos esta siendo adoc- THE VOICE, 6180 N.E. 4th Court, I politicas". trinada lejos de la palabra de Miami. $7.50 al ano en otros paises. II "~" "" "*" "**' ******" <~-- **" *** **~ .^ "~ "T • July 8, 1966 THt VOfCC Miami, Florida Page 15 UN GRUPO de profesoras de espanol que ya prestan sus servicios en escnelas y nniversidades norteamericanaa, discuten con la directora del curso de Metodologfa LOS MAS MODERNOS metodos. audiovisuales son empleadps por el Barry College de Ensenanza del Espanol Sister Mary Keneth O. P. las tecnicas pedagogicas. De de Miami para dictar el Curso de Metodologia de la Ensenanza del Espanol a log faquierda a derecha, con la religiosa, Julia Bonich y Carmen Salcines, del Ceotral profesfonales cubanos que aspiran a plazas en universidades y coJegios de Estados Beach Elementary, Miami Beach; Rogelia Martinez, de la Universidad de Tennessee Unidos. En la foto, un aspecto de la clase que dicta Sister Mary Ketfeth, O. P. y Marta Arcila, de Holly Name School, South Miami. Miami: Surtidor de Profesores Woicm de Espanol pat a E. U.
Unidos con Latinoamerica, mi uno de lost mis importan- espanol del alto oentro do- Por Gustavo Pena Monte sobresale el espanol. tes surtidores de profesores cente de Miami dicta las cla- de espanol para toda la na- En los niedios cultur
Pags 16 July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida AFTER ORE YEAR OF COMPETITION Mary Immaculate High Drops Grid Team
The noble experiment of Mary tinue with their basketball and sophomore. Randy has been a Immaculate High of Key West baseball programs. starting pitcher since he was in has ended. The baseball team was a huge eighth grade. Last fall, the Mariners field- success, winning the regional "He grew an awful lot last ed a football team for the first Class B championship before year. Added about four inches time, the smallest school in the losing in the state semifinals. in height and put on a lot of state to have the ll-man sport. Buddy is optimistic about an- weight." other successful year on the Randy is now 6-1, 175-pounds The combination of lack of ex- of a six-man team. Several diamond. and starting to.catch the eye of perience and extremely limited small schools that MIHS plays a lot of major league scouts. manpower produced just about "We should lose only three in basketball and baseball in Mi- seniors and one eighth grader, what most everyone close to the ami have six-man teams. "Randy's father is a former game anticipated, a losing sea- pitcher Kenny Wardlow, off the professional baseball player and team." son. It was 0-10. The manpower and expenses that helps a lot," added Owens. are considerably less demanding Returning will be pitching ace "He's been playing since he There will be no football team in that sport. Randy Sterling, who will be a was eight years old." this fall. MIHS was also handicapped "The Quarterback Club, which by the lack of a practice field. provided most of the money for the football program, has decid- "We couldn't start practice 'Beatniks'Criticized In Talk ed against it," stated a disap- until at night after everyone else pointed Buddy Owens, the MIHS had finished using the city park head coach. "The biggest prob- and it meant that the kids had By National CYO Official lem was that we didn't have to do their studying in the after- CHICAQO (NC) — "Beat- enough boys and the financial noon before practice. executive director of the Cath- niks" should not be looked upon olic. Youth Organization said THOMAS J. SARTORY of Fort Lauderdale is congratulated on loss was too great. "It just didn't wort out." as representative of youth lead- here. wnniing the Charles H. Bailey Award as the outstanding student "I had hoped that we could The Mariners will still con- ers in the United States, the Msgr. Edward J. Kelly made leader at Loyola University of New Orleans by Father John F. keep it going, you can't expect his remarks at a dinner staged Keller, S.J., executive vice president, who presented the award. miracles the first year, but they by the Knights of Columbus to decided against it. Moral Limits Applicable climax a youth fund drive in "However, we are keeping the which they raised more than equipment and maybe some- $100,000 for the CYO. Merit Awards Presented time in the future we'll be able To Viet War, Cardinal Says "I'm sick and tired," Msgr. Kelly said, "of seeing a beard- to try again." of the Church on the BALTIMORE
July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 HEROES OF CHRIST The Question Box WHY NICHOLAS CRYPTS IS Give Some Information QPCUSA INDIA On The 'Old Catholics' A//C//01AS 0FC&SA AMT/e/04 HUNGRY? By MSGR. J. TK CONWAY SAA/QZ HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH VQ. May I have some information about the Old Catholics who broke away from the Roman Catholic Church almost 100 POPE To save families from starvation, Catholics and {years ago? I understand they have duly ordained priests (who PAUL Protestants in well-fed North America are ship- may marry) with the power to say Mass. They have retained HAS ping food and farm supplies to India this week. | //V AfSO, fflCAWAS MS /UAOE- some of the sacraments but have abolished others, and do not SENT . . . Why is India hungry? Last year's drought v THOUSANDS ruined the crops, covering fields with worthless, fast. Right? Are they called Anglicans, Eastern Orthodox, or OF sun-baked stalks. But, even if rain is plentiful, what? TONS food production is always low In India:—Farm* OF RICE ers lack the basic tools. Whenever Indians have A. Before, during and fter National Catholic Church of the AND "something besides a sharpened stick to plow the First Vatican Council, in U. S. 90 TRUCKS with" farm yields are up 50 per cent, the Wall AGREEMENT AT BONN Street Journal reports. . . . "What can I do 1869-70, there was considerable about India?" Give a farmer and his family a opposition to the definition of In 1931, --by an agreement S(KC£E0£0 7O A &&V simple, low-cost plow. The total cost Is only made at Bonn, full intercommu- papal infallibility. A number of $35.... By enabling a farmer to raise twice as nion was established between prominent German professors, much food, your plow can keep an Indian fam- the Church of England and the ily together. It guarantees them, besides, a and possibly one or two bishops, sense of self-help dignity. . . . Give one plow Old Catholic churches; a simi- ($35) all by yourself? And why not make this simply did not believe in the lar agreement was made in 1946 suggestion to your family, that they contribute doctrine; but most of the oppo- between the Episcopal Church a plow among themselves? The time to discuss it Is when you sit down together for a family sition came from those who did in the U. S. and the Polish Na- meal. not believe the formal definition tional Catholic Church. It is es- it of the doctrine opportune. They timated that through mutual thought it might cause a schism, participation in episcopal conse- crations more than half the An- WORDS, A healthy young man becomes a priest in India vvould cause enmity and opposi- WATER, to teach and baptize..If people are hostile, his glican bishops of the world have llilllllliBllillllil FOOD best introduction ts frequently food and medf- tion from world governments episcopal succession through the AND cine.... For only $8.50 you can put in a native and would be a needless strain Old Catholics. MEDICINE priest's hands 10,000 Dapsone 'miracle' tablets on good relations with other (enough for 43 lepers for one year). And for Railroad Conductor's Chat only $8.50 a month you can train a 'priest of Christians. You are correct in your be- your own.' He will pray for you always and writs lief that the Old Catholics have to express his thanks. His training costs $100 a The strongest and most illus- invalidly ordained priests. Celi- year, $600 for the entire six-year course, pay* trious opponent was Professor, bacy 'became optional for their With Nuns Led Him To Faith able at your convenient. We'll send you full Dollinger, dean of the theologi- priests in Germany in 1878 and By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN Dubuque, and Our Sunday Vis- Information on request in Holland in 1923. They retain cal faculty at Munich. itor, and would pass them on all seven sacraments, but do Christ commanded all: His to me. I too became interested. Dollinger was a priest and he not consider confession obliga- followers to be witnesses for led a dozen other priest profes- tory. We had heard many of the old USE Thanks to gifts he receives for use 'whera Him. This means that they are IN needed most,' Pope Paul has sent to India rica sors, from 5 universities, to pro- Up to the present time we to testify to the divine charac- charges against Catholics, such ANY and supplies worth $200,000. Such stringless test the Vatican Council's dec- have no privilege of intercom- ter of their re- as, their divided allegiance to EMERGENCY gifts In any amount ($1,000, $750, $500, $250, laration. He also inspired 44 lay munion with the Old Catholics ligion and to America, (heir blind' obedience $100, $50, $25, $10, $2) take care of countless professors to make a public emergencies. . .. It's worth remembering now and I doubt that it will be grant- the great help it to Rome, their paying to have and when you revise your will. Our legal title: protest. In due time his Arch- ed soon. However, ecumenism renders in living sins forgiven and their evil CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION. bishop excommunicated him; has been an honest interest and an upright and lives. Now we were beginning but he opposed in vacillating goal of the Old Catholics virtuous life. to wonder if they were merely manner the establishment of a through much of their history. Every Catholic CY is thus called to a pack of lies, spread by ma- Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $. schismatic church, even though MoiwFgnor Nolan: it was formed under his inspira- be a missionary, licious or ignorant people. FOR tion and guided by his doctrines. seeking to share O'BRIEN MISSAL "We thought it was time to He lived nearly 20 years more, his holy Faith Please NAME_ investigate. Fortunately there return coupon but never became reconciled to with his churchless friends and with your STREET. GUIDE neighbors. By doing this, he was a friendly and big-hearted offering . the Catholic Church; neither Catholic priest, Father John CITY .STATE- _ZIP CODE- would he join the schismatic July 10 — Mass of the Sixth participates in the apostolate of church, though he tried to keep Sunday after Pentecost, Gloria, bishops and priests. Molloy, pastor of St. Patrick's THB CATHOLIC NEAR EA8T WELFARE ASSOCIATION 1 it from radical innovations in creed, preface of the Trinity. in Ryan, Iowa, where we were This is illustrated in the doctrine and practice. then living. He was esteemed July 11 — Mass of the Sixth conversion of Mrs. Gertrude and loved by Protestants and NEAR EAST HAD NO BISHOPS Sunday after Pentecost, without Williams of Waterloo, Iowa. "I The new church began with Gloria or creed, second prayer Catholics alike. He later be- was reared," related Mrs. Wil- MISSIONS organizing congresses at Mu-in low Masses of St. Pius I, came a monsignor and pastor FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President* nich and Cologne. Since it had pope and martyr, common pre- liams, "in the United Brethren MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary no bishops it chose a Professor face. Also allowed is Mass of Church, attended Sunday school of the Immaculate Conception Write: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOO. Reinkens of the University of St. Pius I, pope and marytr, Church in Cedar Rapids. We 330 Madison Avenue-New York, N.Y. 10017 and played the organ at, ttie called on him and he gave us Telephone: 212/YUkon 6-5840 Breslau, and had him consecrat- Gloria, common preface. church services. I had been ed by the bishop of Deventer, a a thorough course of instruc- bishop of the Old Roman Cath- July 12 — Mass of St. John married about 20 years when . tion, i Gualbert, abbot, Gloria, second my husband became interested olic Church of Utrecht, popular- "After a few instructions we ly known as the Jansenist prayer in low Masses of SS. Na- in the Catholic religion." foor and Felix, martyrs, com- saw how unfounded were all Church of Holland. This was in mon preface. A RAILROAD MAN these charges. Jesus predicted 1873. "How did he become inter- that His Followers ijld be July 13 — Mass of the Sixth ested?" I asked. hated and persecutes. ./nen He Bishop Reinkens established Sunday after Pentecost, with- his headquarters at Bonn. Mean- told tt»e disciples: 'You wHI be out Gloria or creed, common "He was a railroad man, and hated by all for my .name's while the Old Catholics of Swit- preface. zerland were forming the Chris- his work brought him in con-sake' (Matthew 10:22). We saw tian Catholic Church, and they July 14 — Mass of St. Bona- tact with the Dominican Sisters. that only the Catholic Church had Reinkens consecreate a venture, bishop, confessor and He checked their baggage and goes back to the days of Christ, THE fine JEWELRY STORES bishop Herzog for them in 1876. doctor, Gloria, common preface. helped them in various ways. its founder, and Hiat all the It was this same Bishop Her- They were grateful and told Apostles and disciples ... were zog who in 1897, consecreated July 15 — Mass of St. Henry, him a little about, their religion. Catholics. Christ authorized it Bishop Kozlowski for the Polish emperor and confessor, Gloria, When he learned that they gave to teach all nations in ps National Church in the United common preface. their lives without pay to the . name and promised to be with teaching of children, gave up Samlpne States. July 16 — Mass of Our Lady it aH days. 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PETERSBURG • TAMPA sequently confides the rearing of his children almost entirely to < Central Plaza Shopping Center 3718 Henderson Blvd. . . . Phone 894-064S . . . Phone 872-9994 his wife. Yet it is not the time spent at home but the image of INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY • DRY CLEAN- 3950 Britton Plaza o MIAMI BEACH . . . Phone 834-3881 the parent imprinted in the mind of the child that is significant. Charmette Style Beauty Salon • FORT LAUDERDALE ING and JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 917 Arthur Godfrey Road La Marick Beauty Salons Couples who have learned to work together and to share LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS . . . Phone 532-5816 109 S.E. 2nd Street authority appear equally loving to their children, though one < (Prices slightly higher) . . . Phone JA 3-1108 must be absent much of the time. Fathers who avoid all * SERVING * exercise of authority or are harsh and impulsive in giving DADE COUNTY • BROWARD • MONROE • LEE • COLLIER (S/harvnetle Academy of Charm and aiders cause children either to identify all authority with the MARTIN • SAINT LUCIE • PALM BEACH • INDIAN RIVER < Modeling Schools, Inc. mother or to obey only out of fear. 200 N.E. 11th St., Miami 32, Fla. FR 7-1421 • Agency • Accredited Licensed In brief, Lester, you will teach by what you are. Since M. Springs 885-1685 M. Beach 532-3991 if Broward JA 4-8321 * growing children look upon their parents as models, you and La Marick, South': Largest and Leading Beauty Salon your wife have your work clearly cut out for you. < July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 19 A TOUCH III J|nr" -" UXAYNf UY A New Easily Made Ice Cream Dessert SEAFOOD RESTAURANT On the 79th St. • MAINE LOBSTERS Causeway • CLAMS, OYSTERS & STONE CRABS • NEW ENGLAND SEAFOOD _ MIAMI'S OLDEST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT — OUR 21st YEAR •"10-Year Warr. Rheem Elec. • Cleaned & Adjusted WATER HEATERS Ky Experts $ Trained at 20 GAL. SS 36.50 Longines $ 1 year written 30 GAL. as 39.95 Guarantee. PL M BING RAY BALL VN C 4251 S.W. 8th St. HI 5-2461 6 •KM Expert Plumbing Repairs ^mi •ChronograpfisT Calendars and Automatics Slightly Higher GIFTS & HANDBAGS NORTHEAST • MARYLAND CRAB _.„ JEWELERS BAKE cookies 20-25 minutes or until lightly browned in pre- 79th ST. & B1SCAYNE CAKES heated 325 oven. For ease bake only one sheet at a time. WITH wide spatula, remove cookies from baking sheet and SHOPPING PLAZA 1619 N.E. 4th AVENUE quickly shape each one over the back of a custard cup. Next to Walgreen's Liquor FT. LAUDERDALE By FLORENCE DEVANEY these simmery summer eve- Complete Jewelry Repairs PHONE JA 4-8922 nings? Try these Crispy Ice OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Want a new ice cream des- Phone: PL 9-5317 • COCKTAIL LOUNGE Cream Cups filled with vanilla sert to please your family with, ice cream and topped with spicy fy. Cinnamon Peach Sauce. Ice cream and peaches make a de- lightful combination at any time, but especially in these crunchy NOBODY COOKS little cookie cup containers molded around small custard Jumbo cups. The cookie cups which give these sundaes their distinctive Shrimp Dinner flavor and- texture are surpris- ingly easy to make. Prepare the ^^ LIKE cookies with a blend of maple syrup, butter, flour and sugar, seasoned with vanilla and sprin- kled lavishly with pecans. Bake four of these large round cookies at a time, as they spread out A LACY maple-flavored cookie makes a delicious oup to hold pALEY' TA = HOME S |C«33 -" - SHOPPES * RESTAURANTS considerably on the baking vanilla ice cream. Spicy peach sauce adds more flavor. sheet. Let them cool about a 35 minute, then while they're still store them for several days if cream into them and top. with INDIVIDUAL DINNER *1 warm and pliable, quickly mold necessary. Then scoop the ice sauce, also prepared in advance. 6 Jumbo Shrimp, Potatoes, Cole Slaw, Cocktail Sauce, Rolls them over the back of small custard cups. Crispy Ice Cream Cups ©2255 S.W. 32nd Ave. ©2590 Biscayne Boulevard Each cookie makes a luscious (1 block South of Coral Way) edible cup to hold a sundae. It's Buttered baking sheets. 8 servings. Preheated 325 F. oven. ©20500 South Dixie Highway Vs ©590 NW, 27th Ave. (Across from Cutler Ridge Shopping Center)] buttery, crunchy, nutty, de- cup maple flavored syrup Vz teaspoon vanilla licious with ice cream and spicy M cup (Yi stick) butter, Vs cup chopped pecans ©U.S.,?] ai Red Road ©8791 Bird Road (S.W. 40th St.) peach sauce. You'll like the in- softened 1 quart vanilla ice cream 4 r teresting contrast of textures (sV ?7thAve.) '/i cup sifted flour 1 recipe Chuiapoa Peach 011/ < JUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY SOON: and flavors. And it's no trouble iiloCAYNE BLVD. AT 75th 3 tablespoons sugar Sauce (Sunnand Shopping Center) te serve; you can prepare your cookie cups ahead of time, and Heat syrup to boiMng. Remove from heat; stir in butter until melted. Stir in flour, sugar, vanilla and pecans. Drop by rounded tablespoon onto baking sheet about 4 inches apart. MOCHA FROST (There will be room for 4 cookies on each sheet.) Bake 20-25 Yield: S cups minutes or until lightly browned. (For ease in handling, bake 3 tablespoons cocoa 3 tablespoons sugar only one Sheet at a time.) Remove baking sheet from oven; 2/3 cup water allow to stand about 1 minute. With wide spatula' ~>emove 1 tablespoon instant coffee powder cookies from baking sheet. Shape over back of sma. .ustard 3 cups milk cups. Allow to cool. To serve, place cookie cup on serving 1 pint vanilla ice cream Whipped cream (optional) plate; fill with scoop of vanilla ice cream and top with Cinna- In a saucepan mix cocoa and sugar; stir in water and cook about 3 minutes. mon Peach Sauce. Stir in coffee powder; chill. Add milk and ice cream and beat in mixer or Note: Cooky cups may be prepared ahead of time and stored blender until well mixed and frothy. in air tight container for several days. Pour into tall glasses and garnish with whipped cream, if desired. Serve im- mediately. CINNAMON PEACH SAUCE: Yield 1% cups 1 package (12 oz.) frozen 2 tablespoons cornstarch sliced peaches, thawed % teaspoon cinnamon Dream up your own Milk Vitality Coolers Vx cup sugar 1 teaspoon lemon juice and remember... MILK'S TOO GOOD TO BE Drain peaches, reserving W cup syrup; set aside. In a JUST FOR THE YOUNG saucepan combine sugar, cornsferch and cinnamon. Gradually add syrup, cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens. Add peaches and lemon juice. Cool. Note: Sweetened fresh, sliced peaches may be substituted for SOUTHEAST FLORIDA DAIRY INSTITUTE the Cinnamon Peach Sauce. Page 2© ' July"'*C™1?66 flfFVdSrCf WiatnC fforida THE SAME —THE ONLY ONE 13205 N.W. 7th AVE., PHONE Gourmet Guide MU 1-5891 For The Best In ... ITALIAN HOME COOKING fCASk SANflNO Also Try Our PIZZA NOW • • • NEW ENLARGED DINING ROOM SEATS OVER «v 200 PIEOPIsEfin COMPLETE MENU OF . . /—"-ALIAN & AMERICAN Cocktails SEAFOOD Dinner Daily SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES 5 P.M. to 1 A.M. Open Sundays 2 P.M. to 1 A.M. -MIAMI BEACH VISITORS! FRIDAY SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES RESTAURANTS Take Julia Turtle Causeway and Lovingly and artfully North-south Expressway to 125th Res.: Benni, PL 4-2431 , St. Exit. Turn left to 7tk Ave. , 12155 Biscayne Blvd., Miami LUNCHEONS from 85c prepared—highly original in seasoning. and then right 7 blocks to , CIGI'S. Only 20 minutes away. . I DINNERS from 2.45 Our Specialties of the Week make J FISHoBORD - Miami & Ft. Lauderdale dining varied and deliciously different! Pbone DINNER 5 ,3 to 10:30 p.m. Array of Hot & Cold Seafood and Meat Dishes H n 4-3002 CLOSED ; Served from Noon to 3 P.M. except Sunday Mondays 1.45 Per Person ^FishFry..... 1.25 MEXICAN Alternating Wednesdays FOOD A COCKTAIL LOUNGES - DINNER SPECIALS - King Crab Newburg 1.60 MEXICAN COMBINATION PRIVATE DINING ROOMS PLATTERS from $1.95 Fried Scallops.. 1.50 TACOS $1.65 NOW SERVING LUNCH Miami Beach - 79th St. Causeway Fried Clams 1.50 CHILDREN'S SPECIAL PLATTERS from 85c—12 to 2 P.M. TEL. 865-8688 TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY t ! Served All Meals 136 N.E. 20th STREET, MIAMI Ft. Lauderdale — 17th St. Causeway lint off N.E. 2nd Ave. , Alternating Saturdays Yon get Meat — Potato - Vegetable (Across from Port Everglades} Roll & Butter — Fruit Punch — TEL. 525-6341 Free Balloon Angler's Platter 1.95 •*• Miami — 50th St. & Biscayne Blvd. K©yWest#lDuvalSt. * Miami — 127th St. & Biscayne Blvd. Bar-B-Q Shrimps 1.50 * Hialeah — Palm Springs Mile TEL 296-8558 * Ft. Laud. - N. Fed. Hwy. opp Sears Broiled Scallops 1.50 * Ft. Laud. — St. Rd. 7 ft Broward Blvd. * Pompauo — 3561 N. Fed. Hwy. (Shoppers Haven) Lunch and Dinner Every Day u 12 Convenient Locations •k Pompano — 2715 Atlantic Blvd. (Int. Waterway) Open 12 Moon 'Til 1 A.M. PERRINE-16915 U.S. 1 Free Parking SINCE 1936 CORAL GABLES - 280 Alhambra Circle THE MIAMI - 3906 N.W. 36th Street DOROTHY NORTH MIAMI - 12727 Biscayne Boulevard DANIA - 760 Dania Beach Boulevard Cutirr ""• PRONOUNCED PEACH-ALO FT. LAUDERDALE (South) - 900 S.W. 24th St. (Rt. 84) KNOWN AS PICC-OLO FT. LAUDERDALE (North) - 2870 East Sunrise Blvd. • Over 100 7 Course Dinners • Children's Menu • Completely Air Con- CAFETERIA ditioned • Beautiful Open Patio • Liquors & Vintage Wines • Free Parking POMPANO BEACH -3100 N. Federal Highway Stone Crabs - Baccala - Mussels - Clams - Oysters BOCA RATON - 1701 N. Federal Highway 136 Collins Ave. V2 Shetl - Calamari - Scugilli WEST PALM BEACH - 7400 South Dixie Highway Couth Cnr) ni uioni Rnoxh Frog Legs - Live Maine - Ha. - Danish or African NORTH PALM BEACH - 661 U.S. 1 South End Of Miami Beach L«bst|rs . Pompario . Scampi Stuffed Shrimp 3680 CORAL WAY W COT 7791 Fresn Water Trout • Snapper- Poipo SARASOTA - 7230 N. Tamiami Trail JJL'LLL I Lobster Thermador or Newburg Selection of Over 200 Italian Specialties-Steaks-Barbeques-Roast-Seafood All Pasta - Pastries - Ice Creams - Wedding & Birthday Cakes Made On The Premises CANNOLI, PIZZA and CALZONE, SFOGLIATELLE TORTA PI RICOTTA SEVEN MANICOTTI LASA6NA GNOCCHI RAVIOLI RISOTTO FETTUCCINE PILLARS SPECIAL 2727 East Sunrise Blvd. SUMMER AT THE INTRACOASTAI. Our uncle-the cattle rustler! OPEN FRIDAY SPECIAL FROM RATES! SEA FEAST BUFFET 11 A.M. "As much as you like" PROOF BUCK ANGUS 52 Courses to Jht - Mellow 1 H SCOTCH FAMOUSS CHAR BROILED •f(f choose from featur- 58 We Imported ing Florida Lobster, i For Our Scotch $[69 Sirloin Steak LUNCHEON from 75c 5th Customers DINNER $|49 DINNER from ' $1.95 $52.00 Per Case STEAMING BAKED POTATO OB FRENCH FRIES; ¥-VT» I\nrn FRESH TOSSED GREEN SALAD WITH BLACK ANGUS STYLE SHOWS DAILY DBESSIN Giovanni's Treat the Family - Dine Out Tonight On the OCEAN! ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT 1 and 2 bedroom apartments Free Television Cocktail Lounge and Package Store MIAMI'S MOST POPULAR CONVENTIOH RESTAURANT Coffee Shop Fresh water pool SteakS s • SpaghettCHICKEiN • CACCIATORLasagna • EPizza Private balcony, each unit Putting green Veal Scallopini • Sea Foods Individually controlled Free beach lounges and cabanas Air Conditioned Dining Room — Carry-out Service — Plenty Free Parking 1005 N.W. 79th STREET 751-6243 759-9443 Air-Conditioning Portable barbecue Liquor Served After 1 P.M. On Sunday 1OPEN 7 DAYS 11:30 AM. TO 1 A.M.I Private phones Coin Laundry 1950 South Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach WORLD FAMOUS Fraturril Iwica in STEAKS PRIME RIBS Ksquirr .Mfigasiiu SEA FOOD PH. 942-2800 and in Time. LOBSTERS RESTAURANT & O ASSUMPTION CHURCH DIRECTLY ACROSS STREET I 79th St. Causeway Between •'Miami & Miami Beach RES: UN 5-3431 Jwhr 8v 196ft • THE VOIGt Miami* Fterhkr Page 21 THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES • • • FILM RATINGS FRIDAY, JULY * 6 P.m. (10) — Bullet For Joey ? p.m. (2) — Singing Gunds (Adults, A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR (Adults, Adol.) Adol.) GENERAL PATRONAGE 8:30 a.m. (12) — Shipmates For- 11:15 p.m. (11) — Stage to Tucson ever (No Class.) 7 P.m. (7) — Key Witness (Adults. Alice at Wonderland Lt. Robin Crusoe. Sandokan, The Great WESH Q Adol.) (Family) In Paris Secret Seven 9 a.m. (7) — Bimbo the Great (No 11:15 p.m. (11) — Good Humor Man 11:20 p.m. (W) — Uncle Harry (No And Now Miguel Magic Weaves Seaside Swingers Class.) (Daytona-Orlandft) (Family) Class.) Around theWorld Master Spy Secret of Magic Island 4:30 p.m. C4> — Little Miss Marker 11:20 p.m. (10) — Holkw Triumph 11:30 p.m. (4) — It's Always Fair Under the Sea Maya Shenandoah (No Class.) Weather (Adults, Adol.) Assault on a Queen Monkey's Uncle Singing Nun, The WTVJ O (Adults, Adol.) Battle Of The Bulge Murder f — • Sleeping Beauty « p.m. (10) — The Window (Family) 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Deep Six Vl:30 p.m. (12) — Dispatch From Beau Geste My Pair 1 Snake Woman 8 P.m. (10) — Rachael and the (Family) Reuters (Family) Bible. The Munster Go L Snow White Stranger (Adults, Adol.) WPTV m 11:30 p.m. (12) — Living In A Big 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 4 *n». Bllile .Murder Most ] Son of a Gunflghter 8 p.m. (12) — Last Mile (Morally Way (Morally Objectionable In Wednesday. --, ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BABY SIT, YOUR HOME. LAKE PLACID — Lakefront cottages, duplexes, VOICE WHEN YOU'RE PLANNING A HAVE TRANSPORTATION. 758-9829 IF GRADES ARE LOWER $50-$60 wk. Free boats, ramp, shuffleboard. THAN SHOULD BE Nr. St. James Church, Dee's Lake Cottages CLASSIFIED WEDDING, RECEPTION, DANCE, LOANS READING may be the key! Your child can or 446-7401. [earn to read and improve his reading skills RATES and in your home. $2.50 per week. Free Demon- LUNCHEON, PARTY, ETC. CALL DIAMONDS — JEWELRY - SILVER - SEBRING, Lakefront-Apts., cottages, $18-25 INFORMATION stration. Phone FR 3-3875. wkends; $35-$50 wk. Camp $2 a night, free THE.KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL, LOANS TO $600! LOW LEGAL RATES. 2 Line Minimum Charge**;.'; OVEH 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS boat, fish, swim, ski. Brochure. 371-3779. Count 5 Words Per Line 270 CATALONIA AVE., CORAL GABLES HALPERT'S LOANS 377-2353 449 Pan Am Bank Bids. 150 S.E. 3 Ave. ERNIE'S MOTEL, SEBRING, EFFICIENCIES. I Time Per Line 60c $35 UP AIR CONDITIONING OPTIONAL LEARN HOTEL-MOTEL Shuffleboard. Swim. Fish. Free boats. INSTRUCTIONS MANAGEMENT 3 Times Per Line 50c SEE OR CALL BERNIE 01 CRISTAFARO Modem family duplex on Lake Letta Beach, 13: Consecutive all lake sports. Midway Sebring-Avon Park, 448-9242 OR 271-6337 SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS No age limit. Local on Job training program. alternate 27. Wilson, Route 1, Box 874, T^mes^»; Per Hna,40c GROUP LESSONS $1.00 Residence or correspondence. Write for bro-Avon Park. GL 3-4525. 26 •Consecutive RED CROSS INSTRUCTORS, NE 4-2252 chure P.O. Box 59, Perrine, Fla. Times Per Line 35c NORTH CAROLINA — Mountain Cottages for 52 Consecutive PAPER BACK BOOKS 10c rent. Boone - Blowing Rock area. For infor- TUTORING mation call or write W. J. McMahon, Route Times Per Line 30c OR TRADE YOUR 2 FOR OUR 1 MATHEMATCS TUTORING 4, Box 202A, Boone, N.C., 264-8098. 1ft DT SAME RATE as 2'' •' * ALSO BUY, SELL & EXCHANGE French Teacher, native of France will teach EMPLOYMENT • « •'• lines ordinary tn children or adults, my home. Call PL 1-1369. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Sf SAME RATE as SS,-;- 5794 BIRD RD7"6"6i-2i . YOUR HOME OR MINE. 445-5271 When You r I. lines ordinary typa • RED BIRD SHOPPING CENTER NOTICE SAMERA TEas Buy ift DT . * •'• B HAND IRONING, MY HOME. 15c A PIECE MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS Designations as to sex In our Help Wanted I O III lines ordinary type 1530 N.W. 24 Court. NE 4^971. Please Say Sell columns are made only (1) to indicate bona fide occupational qualifications for employ- *)A DT SAME RATE as 5 VOCAL LESSONS ment which an employer regards as reasonably Retired lady to share home with widow. Rent You Saw It Rent £*f [ |, lines ordinary type frea in exch. for light housework. OX 6-1308 necessary to the normal operation of his Vocal, piano, organ lessons. Vour home or Use The jusiness or enterprise, or (2) as a convenience studio. $3 per lesson. Mr. Nekrash, member, WILL tike care of convalescent (loving care), to our readers to let them Know which NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS In The Voice American Guild of Organists. 758-9750. Voice Classified ositions the advertiser believes would be of your home or mine. Have car. 758-3480. more interest to one sex than the other CALL PLaza 4-2651 Piano lessons. Marie Ramos, 133 Lenape Dr., And Be Sure! ecause of the work involved. Such designa- FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Miami Springs. 885-3802. ions shall not be taken to indicate that any Published Every Friday idvertiser intends or practices any unlawful Deadline Tuesday, 4 p.m. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ireference, limitation, specification or dis- rimination in employment practices. For Friday Edition. "The Voice" will not be responsible far more than one incorrect insertion. In HELP WANTED — FEMALE the event of any error in an advertise- ment on the part «f the publisher, it will furnish the advertiser a letter so worded VHI reasons why Roderick O'Neil, President Reliable woman, help lady care for invalid as to explain the said error and the man, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. $30 week. 757-1400. publisher snail he otherwise relieved 00D home for retired lady in exchange for from responsibility thereof. .. light housework, $10 wk. St.Michael's Parish. —No Legal «r Political Ads— Write Box 95, The Voice, 6180 NE 4 Ct., Miami. PAT PERRY Van OrsdeVs is Miami's Classified Manager RELIABLE WOMAN, CHILD CARE $1 an hour. One child handicapped IltcHflLE 1790 NW 11 ST. FR 9-4677 HELP WANTED FEMALE most recommended FUNERAL HOMES, INC. EACHER, experienced & qualified, Englist ipeaking for Catholic elementary school. Gooc HOUSEKEEPER-COOK, for West Coast Rectory. ;alary. Write Box 105, The Voice, 6180 NEMust live out and have own car. Good salary. Ct, Miami. Write: The Voice, Box 101, 6180 NE 4 Ct., 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. 6001 Bird Road Miami. funeral service 751-7523 667-8801 CATHOLIC Grammar School in Miami desires teachers for 4, 5 and Henry R. Ware, Funeral Director 6th grades. Send background MOTHER'S HELPER for Attorney's family. and recommendations to Box 98, Live in beautiful suburb of Nation's capital. The Voice, 6180 NE 4 Ct, Miami Write Box 97, The Voice, 6180 N.E. 4 Court, Convenient Locations — five chapels strate- Miami, Fla. gically located for family and friends. I LORISTS HI NEIGHBOR WELCOMING SERVICE More experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts NEEDS A MATURE WOMAN WITH CAR, FULL OR PART TIME. Wl 7-8223, EVES. II more adult funerals than anyone in Dade Bennett - McBride - Ulm County . . . and passes savings developed on to the families we serve. 10 WOMEN WANTED, work from your home-. Studio Girl Inc., subsidiary of Helene Curtis, North Dade's Finest and Most Beautiful Phone 624-2246 after 6 P.M. Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful chapels provide everything possible for com- Compare — At ANY Price •N fort and reverent dignity. All chapels equipped Stenos, typists, key punch. Temporary wort, 15201 IV.W. Seventh Ave. Phone 681-3531 to fit your schedule, day, week, mqftth, with pews and kneeling roils. more. Kelly Girls, 306 Roper Bldg., FR 3-5402. Finest service — no compromise with qual- HELP WANTED-MAU ity. Our best service always — to anyone — IV regardless of the amount spent — and we NEW CAR DEALER NEEDS MECHANICS CARL F. SLADE, F.D. WILL TRAIN ON JOB guarantee our' service. PAIGO BROS. INC. d Comjo/tt 3458 NW 36 ST. Personal attention — our staff trained to CARL F. SIADE FUNERAL HOME V personally handle every problem, no matter SALES MGT. CAREER how difficult, every detail, no matter how 800 JALM AVE. HIALEAH TO 8-3433 National Company. $600 month plus commis- small. •• sion. Aptitude test, training program. Write Box 94, The Voice, 6180 N.E. 4th Court, Miami, Florida. Freedom of choice — every family may select a service price within their means — Plant manager wanted for large parish in VI 1 no one has to plead charity to purchase Dade County. Person must have experience any of our funerals — no questions are asked KRAEER FUNERAL HOME in supervising personnel, in maintenance and repair work, in purchasing of supplies — and we use no selling pressure! R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director and inventory control. Salary commensurate with experience. Apply stating age, ex- Ambulance Service MIAMI • MIAMI BEACH perience and minimum salary expected and CORAL SABLES • HOLLYWOOD enclose copy of references to Box 104, The Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost Voice, 6180 N.E. 4 Ct., Miami. less at Van Orsdel's — and have for over 25 FT. LAUDERDALE •. BOCA RATON VII 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY years. All of our caskets are suitable for POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA FLORISTS church funerals. Phone WH 1-4113 We offer all families a choice of over 60 VIII different caskets, with the finest of funeral service and facilities . . .' complete in every IN HOLLYWOOD HILLS FLORAL detail, from $145 • $215 • $279. Standard 5801 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. — PH. 983-6565 Concrete Burial Vaults from $115 — Standard TRIBUTES Concrete Burial Boxes $55. WADLINGTON FLORIST Are Expressions Comfort FUNERAL HOMES Of Sympathy IN HOLLYWOOD BASKETS—SPRAYS—WREATHS and 140 S. DIXfE HIGHWAY-PH. 923-6565 FROM $12.50 Sympathy Other Vase Arrangements Beautifully Expressed FROM $7.50 in Flowers by MORTUARIES Allen E. Brake, F.D. Jack E. Sounders, F.D. Orders Filled For Local ARTISTE Or Out Of Town Deliveries. ORDERS FILLED FOR LOCAL OR LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF OUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERIES - <£aunazx± \hinexa ANTHONY'S FLORIST 7310 S.W. 57th Ave. (Red Rd.) C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee 2 LOCATIONS 11603 N.E. 2 AVE. 758-4787 666-6741 666-6634 4100 N.W. 7th STREET 1 Block North Of Barry College Member St. Louis Parish 445-1451 1224 N.E. 163rd ST. 947-6639 Page "24* ! July*W 1^66*"* 'tHE VOIfcfc Miami, Florida VOICE CLASSIFIED, 6180 N.E. FOURTH COURT, MIAMI DRESSMAKING MOVING AND STORAGE SEPTIC TANKS BUILDERS DRESSES Made With or Without Patterns $9 PER HOUR OR FLAT PRICE. PADDED VAN CONNIE'S Septic Tank Co. Pumpouts, FLA. rooms, additions, garages. New Also Alterations. English and Spanish. WITH LIFTGATE, 2 MEN. HANDLE HEAVY Repairs, 24 HR. SERVICE, 888-3495. construction. R. Murphy, Contractor. REASONABLE. Call 448-6900. APPLIANCES. ANYTIME, CALL HAL, 821-7845. -NA 1-8871- Eves. NA 4-7854 TV REPAIRS Member Visitation Parish . MOVING SEWING AND ALTERATIONS Local, Long distance. Storage IN MY HOME. CUTLER RIDGE.-238-2793 BUILDING REPAIRS DELCHER'S OF MIAMI TV SERVICE CALLS $1 CALL OX 1-5951: OX 1-3571 ALL S.W. & GABLES. CALL 666-0915 ELECTRICIANS WANTED: ESTIMATE ON SAND BLASTING, JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH HOUSE. UN 6-6358. Local moving, modern Vans. Local, long dis- tance moving. In Fla., Ft. Lauderdale, Palm TONY THE HANDYMAN V SHORTLY BEFORE HE MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICES $1.00 TV HOUSE CALLS ALL S.W. Electrical; Plumbing, Carpentry, Install Air Beach, Orlando. Tampa, Key West. NE 5-2461 & GABLES. BRAD'S TV. 221-3031 INVADED ENGLAND, Specializing in Repair, Remodeling days. Eves. MU 1-1102. Hlwd. 987-7361. Conditioners. Repairs. Wl 7-4256. LO 6-7521 Ft. Laud., Poropano. Est. 12 yr». WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR WEATHERS BROS. MOVING & STORAGE VlStTE&JHE riSUINO VILLAGE OP . Local & long distance movers. Modern fire- HOME IMPROVEMENT AL — THE HANDY MAN £L VALZRY NEAR THE MOUTH Of- WE i TtiE BflRtV \TV CCNTURV proof warehouse for storage. Reasonable rates Painting, Jalousies, Carpentry, Rl&tt SOMME AND PRAYED BEFORE THE PREMIER PEER OF RMffCE W4S MOVING and STORAGE to all 50 states. Free Est., no obligation. BUILDERS Light Plumbing and Household Repairs. THE SAMTi RELICS TOR A FAVORABLE Call 696-1561 or eves. 821-3579. No lob Too Small WIND FOR HIS TIBET.- THIt YEAR MAWS WILLIAMS MOVING, STORAGE ADDITIONS, NEW HOMES, BUILDING PLANS Wl 7-6423 Padded Van, Lift-gate. $3 up. MU 1-9930. REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS AMERICAN ADDITIONS INC., Hank Dorion, NORMAN INVASION. EXILED tMDEft TME PEMAL LAWS, Member Of St. Monica's 621-1401 FREE ESTIMATES. FACTORY TRAINED WAS APPOINTED ARCHBISHOP Of LOWEST PRICES. RELIABLE MOVERS. PADDED CARPENTERS VAN LIFT-GATE. INSURED. NA 4-3406. MECHANICS. AIRC0NDITI3NING. PL 4-2583 REIMS-A nosmoH wriicM AUTO- Carpentry, Formica Specialty, Cabinet Doors, MATICALLY MADE HIM PUKE OF SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS REIMS AND FIRST PEER Selling Your Home? Paneling, Alterations. Claude HI 8-7252. MR. ADVERTISER SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS FLOORING 20 years experience. We repair all types sew- THIS SPACE WAS RESERVED ing machines. For free estimates without CALL THE VOICE VINYL ASBESTOS TILE FROM 8c obligation call 759-4586 night or day. Endurance, 13900 MW 7 Ave. 681-4923 FOR YOU SIGNS For Best Real Estate Values' We Have The Buyers. Use The Voice Classified THOUSANDS OF VOICE READERS LIGHT YOUR WAY CATERING MISSED to better Business AWNINGS ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO.. Inc. ASSENS YOUR OFFER Larry Monahan, OX 1-U8O5 OME CATERING 2955 N.W. 75th SL Miami. FIs. HURRICANE DAILY DINNERS vtm\ AND YOU JUSTIFICATKK4 DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME MISSED AWNING SHUTTER CO. CLAIM THt TITLS -«St>.,s WE ALSO CATER * Circulation — 751-6821 DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS. NEAR ST. MARY CATHEDRAL. 754-6374 PARISH PHARMACIES GUIDE Advertising — 754-2651 aaxNVM July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, ,floricla FOR VALUE - CHECK Y(OUR) CLASSIFIED HOME REPAIRS PLASTERING — 111 SISTERS By Bill O'Ma.'Icy VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE REAL ESTATE VENETIAN BLINDS-CORNICES HOME AND BUSINESS REPAIRS APTS. FOR SALE — AND IMPROVEMENTS. 888-1078. REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME PLASTERING, STUCCO, PATCHING CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. PAINTING, PLASTERING, ROOFING REPAIRS, ALSO OLD AND NEW WORK (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) BY M. J. SPELLMAN: LICENSED & INSURED, \ 10 BEDROOM UNITS N.E. - LICENSED, INSURED. CALL 681-2274 \\\\\\\\w\ TERRIFIC value, completely Furn., air-cond., ' MEMBER LITTLE FLOWER. 444-5123. TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHED off street parking. Good rental area, income OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME $10,000. Asking $48,500. Good terms. PLUMBING CALL BILL FR 1-4436 OR 661-2992 Carmine Bravo, Realtor 7.54-473.1. LAVAL VILLENEUVE L^LXXX-UUUULU JACK & SONS PLUMBING CONTRACTORS FOR SALE APTS. WANTED ALL KINDS OF HOME REPAIRS ELECTRIC SEWER CABLES WEEKDAYS AFTER 6: 751-4262 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hours serv AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Retired woman would like Efficiency or small ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on new apt. Reasonable. NW St. James Parish. P.O. jobs. 2035 N.W. 95 St. OX 1-4826. 1958 Mercury Station Wagon. Good tires, ai Box 1914, Miami, Fla. 33101. . , ALL REPAIRS IN THE HOME conditioned, radio. Runs very (good.- $125. REASONABLE. HI 8-6629 CORAL GABLES PLUMBING CO. 681-2274. -*i -::':;*V STORES FOR RENT Water Heater Repairs 4 Sales LAWN MAINTENANCE HOME OWNERS WHO HAVE BAD — NO — 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 SLOW CREDIT. I can get you financed on Zoned C-5, CBS, Aircond., 25x40, LAWN MAINTENANCE. REASONABLE. the car you need. Call Finance Manager, 3 toilets, $125 mo. 273 N.W. 2£-SJ\ CALL MARTIN, 757-9308 AFTER 6. LAWN SPRINKLERS 758-0791. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, j CLEAN MUCK, MARL, LAWN SAND, ROCK FILL. BOB KINKADE, 271-8001 PRINT SHOP, Letterpress, Offset." Same ALLIED LAWN '58 CADILLAC ELDORADO location 25 years. All walk-in, easily/trade. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS "NO TOURIST TfiAP", partners retiring; Gross TOP SOIL, FILL, SAND, 9RAVEL. CONVERTIBLE, full power, factory air, etc$45,000. , will sell for $30,000 cash, with LOADER WORK. DICK ROGERS. 634-0965. Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells Cinamon metallic paint with NEW black top, lease, or option on building. Gross potential Installed. Serviced 4 Maintained hew tires. SHARPEST AND CLEANEST CAR excellent, old zoning law allowed only this. RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE S. 1. SEC SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 IN TOWN. $600. Call between 8 arid 12 A.M.,prirrtshop in area. Owner free to stay with TION. TEL.: CA 1-1593 821-2630. buyer. Write Box 103, The Voice, 6130 N.E, FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE 4 Ct., Miami. 1AWN MOWER SERVICE CALL MU 8-4661 BOATS FOR SALE LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Authorized Service and Parts PAINTING Outboard Gale Buccaneer 25 horsepower, al- Fertilizers—Sharpening — Welding most new. Perfect condition. 887-2728. 8ETTER THAN TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL DO PAINTING, V S.W. 27Oi Ave. Call HI 4 2305 ODD JOBS, ETC. NO JOB TOO SMALL. 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 REASONABLE. CALL 681-7492 AFTER 5. COINS BOUGHT AND SOLD MONEY IN THE BANK AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Book available on guaranteed buying AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE prices only 50c Sidney W. Smith, 2510 Bisc. Blvd., Miami 320 ACRES — DADE COUNTY $295 PER ACRE — TERMS WHAT WILL THIS BE WORTH BANNERS, FLAGS, PENNANTS IN TEN YEARS ? ? ? $$$ WHO KNOWS? VISIT OUR NEW INVEST IN LAND 1st Floor Display THE GREATEST SOURCE OF WEALTH 1452 NW 17 AVE. MILLER & BLACKBURN ROOFING REALTORS " : ; PAINTING FLAGS AND BANNERS 3215 N.E. 2 AVE., MIAMI, FLA. PAINTING — interior -Exterior. Also. Paper JOE'S ROOFING & REPAIR WORK FREE CATALOG Hanging. Licensed, insured, clean, 'reliable. ALL TYPES OF ROOFING PHONE: 377-8349 Low Rate. Frank Fortino, 696-3824. CALL CA 1-8671 MARY DBEXLER, BAKER FLAG CO. MEMBER ST. BRENDAN PARISH GABLES. Walk to Little Flower, 1200 block PAINTING FOR THOSE WHO CARE. NEAT & Sevilla — 75'xl20', $7,500. 446-0568. CLEAN. BY M. J-. SPELLMAN, LICENSED & FABRICS FOR SALE INSURED. MEMBER LITTLE FLOWER. 444-5123. JOHNS MANVILLE GUARANTEED ROOF REAL ESTATE WANTED LICENSED AND INSURED FABRICS House Painting, Household Repairs. Quality QUICK RESULTS! ACTION! BUY-SELL- CHEVROLET Work. Reas. J. Martin, MU 1-5210, after 6. UPHOLSTERY. DRAPERY Member of Chamber of Commerce .argest selection in South. Draperies from TRADE. We have buyers. Homes needed : WHY PAY FOR NEW ROOF? 49c yd. up. Upholstery from $1. yd. up. badly. FHA commitment arranged at our WE REPAIR your roof, 33 years of 4 ST. FABRIC BAZAAR 1367 N. MIAMI AVE expense if given listing. ALTIRELLA, PAINTER, SKILLED ALL TOOLS, DROP Guaranteed work. Also new roofs. REALTORS. 10124 N.W. 7 AVE. PL 4-542S CLOTHS, NEAT, DAY OR JOB, 634-0460 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Joe Devlin, Member St. Hugh Church, K. of C, HOMES FOR SALE — HOLLYWOOD HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606, MU 5-1097 PAINTING, Interior, exterior. Reasonable 3 PIECE SECTIONAL, SOFA BED, 2 CHAIRS. rates. Free estimates. Call 666-8120. . 445:3492. Duplex and Efficiency. Good income. Priced to sell $6,900.. NEW ROOFS OR REPAIRS Dressing table with glass top, 6 drawer wal- Painting, inside - outside, any size lob. Residential or Commercial 3 Bedroom 2 bath, many extras. Carpentry work. Free estimates Member JOE RUSSO, Gen. Contractor nut dresser, Single bed mattress. 949-2310. Miramar $13,500 • St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. U 9-2096 EVES. YU 3-4428 Call 271-6401 Anytime TWIN BEDS, DRESSER, DAVENPORT, CHAIRS. $50 TAKES ALL. •ainting, Interior, Exterior By hour or SCREENS antract. T.R. Walker. Wl 7-7723. LITTLE RIVER AREA. 754-8210. J. A. O'Brien Realty SCREEN Repairs and new installations. Li 6326 PEMBROKE ROAD LUMBING censed & Insured. No lob too small. Ray. WEST HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA See lOflc of These NORMAN PASCARELLA member St Louis Parish. CE 5-6434. BUY A BARGAIN « St. Thomas POOL - PATIO - SCREENS REPLACED Walnut frame trundle bed, White Italian (12,900 Total. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carport, HENRY FLATTERY SCREEN METAL WORK bedroom set, Marble top antique tables and jatio. Near schools, church & shopping cen- FREE ESTIMATE. 887-1X61 washstand, Loveseat and chairs, Pewter urn, ters. 3010 N.W. 72 Ave. 987-974L Courteous \ Complete Septic Tank Service Lamps, Shaving stand, Ice cream table and SCREENS, REPAIRED, REPLACED. ALSO GLASS 2 chairs, Wizard automatic washer, like new, 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath with Separate Duplex. Representatives umbing Repairs and City Sewer Connection: Antique music box. - '632 NW 2 Ave. PL 71866 JALOUSIES » LOCKS. BY M. J. SPELLMAN, $15,000, $7,000 Down. 989-2757. • LICENSED & INSURED. MEMBER LITTLE for the Buy\f a FLOWER. 444-5123. RUBEY'S (ear Dade Co. line. Miramar. 2 bedroom, 2 3801 BIRD RD. HI 6-1960 lath, Fla. rm., cor. lot, well, sprinkler, Lifetime! \ • reverse cycle aircond. Many extras. Low PALM STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE County tax. Can be refinanced. Call after 5, CHEVROLETS . r* . PHIL PLUMBING HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED 989-0610. ;, REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS STATIONERY & CARD RACKS CHEVELLES FORMICA FIXTURES. WONDERFUL BUY CALL RUBEY'S FIRST k^ CHEVY Us CALL PLAZA 8-9896 RUBEY'S Highest prices for better furniture A DREAM HOME 3801 BIRD RD. HI 6-1960 and appliances. 446-1960. 2 Years Old. Hollywood Hills . •^k' CORVAIRS bedroom 2V'z bath, marble window sills, r LOVING PLUMBING CO. LICENSED, UPHOLSTERY MARINE EQUIPMENT Iraperies, carpeting, no frost refrig-freezer, . CORVETTES INSURED. ALL DADE. OX 6-2654 washer, dryer, central air-heat. Beautiful BOATING GIFTS unlimited it 8rownrig| large rooms, colorful kitchen, foyer, galley, NEW CAR SHOWROOMS. tOOF CLEANING A COATIN6 AKRON DECORATORS Marine Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand Ave., Coco- ill screened, circular swimming pool, cabana nut Grove. HI 4-7343. irea, large patio. Must see to appreciate. N.MIAMI AVE. at 21st ST. • FR 7-2601 Rattan and Danish cushions recovered, $4.35 Jear Elementary school, Chaminade High & CLEANED $12, COATED $24, TILE, each, includes fabric. Kitchen chairs (seats MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Nativity Church, $27,500. 987-7293. • USED CARS* BOND-GRAVEL, LICENSED, and backs) $3.87 per chair, includes colorful INSURED AND GUARANTEED. vinyls. Sofas and Chairs Reupholstered or CALL 947-6465; 373-8125; 947-5006. Slipcovered reasonably. Draperies custom HOMES FOR SALE-N. MIAMI BCH. 3011 N.W. 36th ST. • NE 5-2582 made. Fabrics sold by the yard. Huge savings. Sretsch, Fender, Gibson Guitars, Basses, Free estimates — Your home. 3anjoes, Pedal Steel Guitars, Amplifiers, CALL 949-0721 Reverts, P.A. Systems, Accordions, Drums, LOOK AT THIS — $13,000 -V For Best Real Estate Values land Instruments. $25 up. Bedrooms, 2 baths, well and sprinklers, Use The Voice Classified SAM'S RADIO MUSIC drport, patio, barbeque, fenced. Awnings in VEST HOLLYWOOD 983-4370 rear. Near all schools. County taxes. 150 NE UTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 192 St. Owner, 945-0739. . Itt . 'M |7M/|I LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW & BEAUTIFUL HOME, 3 BEDROOM' ATH USED PIANOS AND ORGANS IN FLORIDA ool, boat Dock, newly decorate) JW. ICTORS, 300 NW 54 ST., MIAMI, PL 8-8795 Hocks from St. Lawrence Churc._ For The iroward, JA 2-5131. Homestead, CE 8-1637 2351 NE 192 ST. 'ETS and POULTRY HOME FOR SALE-NORTH MIAMI BEST TRADES, POOL HOME - SACRIFICE STUD SERVICE 3 Bedroom home in tropical parklike setting, large screened patio, 18x30 DOBERMAN PINSCHER AKC pool, large lot with shrubbery for PRICES and privacy, sprinkler system, many extras. Only $14,900 for ouick sale. 758-3776 IN EXCHANGE 4k HOMES FOR SALE — M. SHORES Daniel J. Horvath TERMS Michael J. Boyle FOR PICK OF LITTER General Manager New Car Sales Mgr m 400 NE 100 ST. CALL 681-7144 after 7 P.M. BY OWNER . , ., Little Flower *»• EXECUTIVE TYPE. 8 tons air, 3 bedrooms, ASK FOR Epiphany 3 baths, den, 2 car garage, eat-in kitchen. . Coral Gables South Miami AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE St. Rose of Lima Parish. By appointment only. Phone 371-2742. OVERSEAS DELIVERY SPECIALISTS National Shrine of the ON VOLKSWAGEN MOST ADVANCED DICKER Including the Fastback and Square back LEASING CONCEPT ; : models. Let us arrange for you to pick up Immaculate Conception AMERICA'S LARGEST '.•;.•.• "ON, tHE -.TJRAi(L"^T i' your car in Europe this year. IN THE WORLD ONLY Our Nation's Tribute to Mary PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.8-ST. MIAMI RINEHART VOLKSWAGEN INC. Washington 17. D. C. DETROIT- FLINT- MIAMI Authorized VW Dealer INTERNATIONAL HAS IT FINE CARS -FINE SERVICE 3650 BIRD ROAD HI 6-0812 866-2120 OR 633-7121 . ... Page 26 Jyjfc THE^QICE, Miapu, Florida BETTER LIVING BEGINS WHEN YOU OWN YOUR OWN HOMfS FOR SALE MIAMI SHORES HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES APTS. FOR RENT N.W. ROOMS FOR RENT - HOLLYWOOD 3 Blocks to St. Rose. Large 3 bedroom AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" Colonial 3 bedroom, 3 bath, den, central air. 1 Bed™. apt., furn., all elec. Close to HOTEL Rooms, nvt. bath & entrance. Immacu- bath $20,000, terms. PL 4 "~" Pool. 175x100 lot. 1537 San Rafael. Owner. shopping, 2 buslines. Working couple or late. $3 daily per person. Double rooms $5. Open Sun. 2 til 5. retiree. Call PL 8-7679 before 10 a.m. Walking distance to St. Stephen Church. ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH 989-4686. Beautiful 4 bedroom, 3'/2 bath, playroom, HOMES FOR SALE SOUTH MIAMI 1 Bedroom apt., furn. or unfurn., car garage. In low 40's, by appointment. /** $60 mo. Yrly. 615 NW 25 Court. ROOMS FOR RENT NO. MIAMI J. S. PALMER, Realtor, PL 4-2266 WALK TO EPIPHANY SCHOOL TWO 1 BEDROOM APTS. NICELY FURN. EFFICIENCY, PVT. ENTRANCE, Will take your 2 bedroom, 1 bath home FURNISHED. $55 MONTH. BATH,. UTILITIES INCLUDED. 681-2274. Miami Shores in trade for"a spacious custoi Beautiful 3 bedroom home in choice location. built, swimming pool waterfront home Walking distance to schools, shopping. Mod- 3049 N.W. 6th AVENUE ROOMS FOR RENT-MIAMI SHORES Keystone Point. Equity for Equity. ern design, vaulted ceilings, wood paneling, J. S. PALMER, Realtor, PL 4-2266 large rooms and closets. Garage and double Furn. 1 bedroom duplex apt., screened porch, Nicely furn. room for mature lady. Pvt. carport, large lot with pine trees and cir- home. Reasonable. 251 NW 102 St. 758-8894. HOMES FOR SALE N.E. cular drive. $22,000. 5881 S.W. 81 St. 677-9665. garage. Adults only. 6913 NW 4 Court. DAVIS HARBOR "• ' • APTS. FOR RENT-MIAMI BEACH ROOMS FOR RENT - N.E. 1106 NE 86 ST. A GREAT SACRTFICE HOMES FOR RENT-MIAMI SHORE Custom built for discriminating couple. CORNER EFFICIENCY, AIR COND. NEAR OWNER, PL 7-5259 PARK, MALL, SHOPPING. 1457 MERIDIAN. Pvt. Entr. Single Room, Bath. WALK TO ST. ROSE jOOMS 2 BATHS, 9 YRS. APARTMENTS FOR RENT -S.W. NE 62 St. $40 Mo. MU 1-5233 A JCK VISITATION. IMMEDIATE Single home, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 2 porche: -OpCUPANCY. CBS. $15,000. NA 1-3764. Completely furnished. $150 month. 2 Bedroom Duplex, Aircond., heater. Screened porch. CA 6-4775. ROOMS FOR RENT - N.W. •te«NEAR 72 ST. — BISCAYNE BLVD. ; J.'S. PALMER, Realtor. PL 4-2266 <"3 gEDKOOWrS, $12,500, FURNISHED. New Building. 1 Bedroom apt. nicely furn., LOVELY Room Pvt. Entrance $12 wH. Gentle- OWNER GONE. MUST SELL NOW. air cond., parking. Mgr. 537 S.W. 10 St. man preferred. Close to Cathedral. PL 1-5172. "C" MeELLIGOTT, 754-8210 HOMES FOR RENT N.E. 0. J. POWELL CO., Realtor 757-25 APTS. FOR RENT —CORAL GABLES ROOMS FOR RENT - HI ALE AH MORN INGS IDE SECTION. Gracious, executivi 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, furn., air conditioning home on corner, double lot, 6 bedrooms 2V2- heat; close to shopping and bus. With 0 3 Room Cottage, completely furn. Conven- NICE ROOM FOR MIDDLE-AGED baths, formal dining room, breakfast room, without option. $125 month includes lawi iently located in nice neighborhood. $90 PERSON. 620.S.E. 3 PI. TU 8-8865. walk-in pantry. Guest apt. and bath ovei care. 470 N.E. 126 ST. monthly including utilities. 444-4244. 2-car garage. Convenient to Curley and Notri ROOMS FOR RENT S.W. $110. Lovely 1 Bedrm. Furn. Apt. Aircond., Dame High Schools. Priced in 30's. 1 BEDROOM, Modern, Aircond., wall to wall 598 N.E. 56th STREET 758-3035 heat. Garden. St. Hugh Parish. 446-2389. ROOM, PVT. BATH, HOME PRIVILEGES LADY furn. Weal for executive type lady. Cal OR COUPLE. CALL 271-2306. A.M., 757-4239; P.M., PL 8-1258. HOLY FAMILY PARISH ROOMS FOR RENT — HOLLYWOOD New duplex, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, each side, ROOMS FOR RENT-CORAL GABLES pantries, porches, utilities. 1345 NE 147 St. NEW, UNFURN. 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH, Large bedroom, private bath, private entrance, AIRCOND., CARPETED. PATIO, $150 immaculate, well furn. For gentleman. $15 LARGE, furn. room, private bath, entrance, MONTH YEARLY. 171 NE 117 ST. week, yearly rate. 989-4686. n private home. Near Trail. 444-7856. New duplex, 2 bedrm, central air, adults BELLE MEADE ROOM & BOARD On Bay. Corner lot. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, $125 mo. Near St. Rose, 10820 N.E. 3 Ave. Pleose Say Florida room, dining, living, utility rooms, WILL TAKE 1 OR 2 RETIRED MEN — ROOM garage. Central heat, sir cond Furniture APTS. FOR RENT — HOLLYWOOD You Saw It AND BOARD. 758-9829. eptional. {7500 will handle. LARGE 3 ROOM CORNER APT., FURN. In The Voice Large double room, 2 closets. Single or dou- BUY IT! V2 BLOCK LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH. 927-3304 RENT IT! ble. St. Rose of Lima Parish. 368 N.E. Ill St. Call Daily 10 to 12 A.M. for appt. APTS. FOR RENT — N. MIAMI BCH. PL 8-0845 991 N.E. 73rd St. "We can't find Speck. Father" LOVELY 1 ROOM APT. The PRIVATE ENTRANCE, BATH Third 41/2% MORTGAGE HOMES TOR SALE S.W. HOMES FOR SALE-S.W. POOL PRIVILEGES. Corner 3 bedroom, 2 bath with all built-in OUTSTANDING OAK ACRE BY OWNER NEAR 163 ST. SHOPPING CTR. features, AIR and heat. NO qualifying. Epiphany parish. Unusual custom built family 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths. Near St. Peter S Paul Priced right. home, 4 large bedrooms, 3 baths, centered School. 600 S.W. "29 Road. FR 3-6760. CALL 945-0007 Dimension around children's fenced paved patio. Central J. K. REALTY, REALTOR heat, master suite aircond. Come in — see 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, CORNER. NEAR 15950 W. DIXIE HWY. 947-7571 — make offer — 7700 S.W. 47 Court. CHRIST THE KING. APPROX. $86 MONTH. APTS. FOR RENT-BISC. PARK MO 1-1040. 17200 S.W. 121 AVE. CE 5-6X77 Facing Miami Shores Golf Course. Furn. apt. of the BRAND NEW DUPLEX HOLY ROSARY twin Beds. Retired couple, no pets. 759-2851. Central air, 2 bedroom, 1 bath each. St. BEDROOM 2 BATH. JJMo QUALIFYING. BY Rose of Lima Parish. $22,900. 10820 N.E, OWNER. POOL. AIR COND. BEDROOMS. IV2- PRICE WILL NEVER APARTMENTS FOR RENT — N.E. 3 Ave. PL 1-2759. Acre. $2,000 CASH, ASSUME LOAN. CE-5-8560. News TWO DUPLEX BUILDING BE LOWER LOVELY FURN. AIR-COND. APT., UTILS. INCL ear Gables & buses. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, ' $100 MO. MU 1-5233. 444 N.E. 62nd ST. Side by side, 1320-22 and 1330-32 NE 117 St. WHERE else can you buy a 3 bedroom, 2 News- Aircond., heat, sprinklers, $23,700 each. 10% furn. Yearly $125 monthly. Adults. 2601 S.W. bath with large carport, utility' room, fenced down. 34 Ave. To see call HI £-6028. DUPLEX FURN 1 BEDROOM APT. lot, 6 years old, wall oven, unfurn., for $60 MONTH. 1011 N.E. 140 ST. papers 3 bedroom, 2 bath $17,500 $11,600.; in the most convenient location in JULIA G. SOTO, BROKER, 758-9014 ONLY $800 DOWN town, 3820 S.W. 87 Ct. or call 446-9802. Bedroom 2 bath, air cdnd., heat, refrig., EFFICIENCY for 1 adult. Near Buses Church. Yearly rate. 140 N.E. 77 St. HOMES FOR SALE — N.W. ishwasher, etc. Custom built with excellent loor plan. Near St. Timothy. FHA appraisal 18,500. Come see. make offer. Open Sun. HOMES FOR SALE-CORAL GABLES 1 Bedroom furn. apt. yearly. Adults.. BY OWNER ir call for appt., 9880 S.W. 54th ST. 271-7323 Near St. Rose of Lima. PL 8-3186. 3 DUPLEXES — 8041 NW 12 CT. WALK TO ST. THERESA 2 DUPLEXES — 15610 NW 2 AVE. Modern 4 bedroom, 2 bath, oversized garage, Nice furn 1 bedrm. apt, utils. Convenient :'•• CALL 947-2187 . • . • • MUST SELL terrazzo and oak floors, large lot. Near VA buses, shopping, etc. 537 N.E. 72 St. 751-4804- Custom built POOL home. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, hospital. Total price $24,900. ^VOICJE Block from Biscayne College. Pool, patio, ntral air & heat. Many extras. Reduced MULLEN REALTORS, CA 6-1311. FURN. APTS. FROM $60 MONTH UP, huge Florida room, many extras. $3D0 down, rom $25,500, $2,000 down. By owner 271-7585. UTILITIES INCLUDED, YEAR ROUND , $85 month. 2951 NW 164 St. NA 1-0115. Central Air-Heat. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, enclosed , ADULTS ONLY, NO PETS: $400 DOWN — $91 MONTH garage. Near ST. BRENDAN, $23,200. 667-7258. KEYSTONE COURT, 6307 N.E. 2 Ave. FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH Workshop, central air; 3' bedrooms. Fenced. SCREENED PORCH, FLORIDA ROOM Bus, store and schools. Near Gables. . : 3171 N.W. 96 ST. MULLEN REALTORS, CA 6-1311 MAIL AN AD 3 Bedroom furn., fenced, screened porch, July Or January, wall furnace, aircond. $12,500. By Owner Handy Order Blank 624-9855. $1000 DOWN 2545 SW 10 St. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, porch, Buyers Still Like LOVELY 6 ROOM CBS, $400 DCWN carport. No qualifying, assume 41/2% VA See Our Classified Rate Box $12,500, 2242 N.W. 93 TERR. 691-6919 mortgage. Asking $10,500. By owner, HI 6-2241. For Charges SPLIT- LEVEL, 1260 N.W. 90 ST. Sterling Village CBS 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS St. Brendan's Parish, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Start my ad Run for Weeks HOMES FOR SALE — HI ALE AH Florida room plus screened porch, large BOYNTON BEACH — Sales 42-aere Sterling Village tract. enced yard. Low down payment. 3240 S.W. at Sterling Village are continu- IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH 05th Ave. 226-5237 after 6. A gate house, manned round- Please send money order or check if you live jut of Miami 3 bedroom IV2 bath CBS, tile roof, hardwood ing at a brisk rate, dispelling the-clock by a security guard, floors, aircond., sprinkler system, carpeting Name '...'. throughout; drapes in living and dining rooms, SPECIALIZING IN S.W. HOMES the theory that apartment sales provides the only access to the large eat-in kitchen. Assume existing 4V2% mortgage or buy through FHA. $14,500. 171 come to a standstill during the development. Address E. 36 St. 887-6953. LET US HELP YOU summer months. Recently started were the City ADJACENT TO IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SELL YOUR HOME "We are gratified by the SCHOOL, 3 BEDROOM, 1% BATH, 2 CAR GAR- CALL MRS. ALBATYS, 235-8295 "Six Eighty" and "Six Twenty" Phone AGE — F.H.A. $450 DOWN — 887-4966. RAMSEY REALTOR, 661-2170 number of mail inquiries we buildings, which will bring the C assificatil 1 HOMES SALE — MIAMI BEACH are receiving from out of state PRINT AD BELOW . ' " . tEAL ESTATE LOANS in response to our advertising total number of units to 350. in local newspapers," said Mrs. They are scheduled for October (in pencil please) | | 5180 LA GORCE Gladys McLean, sales manager completion. HOME LOANS Please limit your line to 5 average words OPEN 1 TO 5 for Holiday Builders, Inc. "This Community life at Sterling To Buy, Sell, Build or Refinance record pretty well dispels the ON GOLF Course. Terrific Value, 3 Bedroom Inquiries Invited • No Obligation Village centers in the club, with 3 bath, large living room, hardwood floors, HI 4-9811 popular notion that people are 2 car garage. A $40,000 value, asking $30,000. its adjacent 40 x 80 foot swim- Carmine Bravo, Realtor 754-4731 not Florida - minded in the ming pool, its 14-court shuffle- T Tniversitn y summertime." board stadium; and putting D A yV *AVINOS AMD iAMt AMOGIMVNM HOMES FOR SALE— S.W. Apartment sales during May greens. -*- OOF CORAL CABLE1S Epiphany Parish. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Cuban MIRACLE MILE AT PONCC equalled those chalked up dur- tiled Florida room, fenced yard. For sale Custom-designed furniture is by owner. 8300 S.W. 62nd Place. ing the peak month of Febru- now being placed in the club ary this year at Sterling REAL ESTATE IOOMS FOR RENT N.E. lounge. In use for several Village, located between Feder- months now are the pool and al Highway and the Intracoastal sun^lounge; the billiard room; PIED PIPER MOTEL Waterway in Boynton Beach, Philip D. Lewis, Inc. Biscayne Blvd. at 111 St. the self-service all-electric laun- Mail Your Ad To: Large, clean, comfortable, hotel rooms, according to Mrs. McClean, dry; and the sewing room. THE VOICE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Efficiencies. Close to St. Rose of Lima. PALM BEACH COUNTY A half-million dollar club- Exercise machines are now be- 6180 N.E. 4th Cf. 759-9631 house and recreation area is ing installed in the health clubs, 31 WEST 20th Street Virginia Farrell Stanton, Ownier-Mgr. Miami, Florida Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 SUMMER RATES situated in the center of the one each for men and women. July 8/ 1966 THE YOtt^** Miatfft Florida Pdge 27 WINS $1000! WINS $1000! WINS $1000! WINS $500! WINS $500! WINS $100! WINS $100! MRS. EVELYN BLUM WURHAV SLATER MRS JUANA CELEIRO MRS MABLE CONRAD ELLIS L WOMACK DOLORES SAVIRA IRVING JAFFEE W PALM BEACH H. MIAMI BEACH MIAMI POMPANO BEACH MIAMI W. PALM BEACH N MIAMI BEACH YOU, TOO, WIN " l/OOO CAN WIN BINGO 175,000 * PRIZES Nothing to buy! Pick up your free SURPRIZE PARTY game slips at your Food Fair! SNOWY WHITE MILK FED u. s. CHOICE AND GOOD FOOD LEG O FAIR VEAL LB Alt CUTS Of VEAl NOW ON SALE* SAVE' SAV£< SAVEt TOP U.S. CHOICE TOP U.S. CHOICE CHUCK STEAK OR FARMER GRAY U.S. GOV'T. GRADE "A" RIB STEAKS.. • LB,79< CHUCK ROAST....LB.49 DUCKLINGS TOP U.S. CHOICE COUPONS AND FEATURES EFFECTIVE CLUB STEAKS • LB,99c THURSDAY THRU WEEKEND AT ALL TOP U.S. CHOICE BONELESS U.S. GOV'T. INSP. TOP U.S. CHOICE BONELESS BRISKET FOOD FAIR STORES QUICK-FROZEN CROSSRIB ROAST.... LB. CORNED BEEF...!WHH0LE0O I. R c FROM KEY WEST TO FORT PIERCE, • 2ND CUT 59LB. 25 PINEAPPLCLt-ORANGE:E -GRANGE., GRAPE, OKANGfcORANGE,, UltKKCHERRTY or FRUIT PUNCPUNCH ^B^ ^^ ^^ IGREEN STAMPS STAMPS -C DRINKS 3 89' when you buy Food Fair MAXWELL Fresh Baked FOOD FAIR FRESH CU1 GENUINE Skinless Bonelnss SPANISH HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER BAR M-LB. CAN 8-OZ. JAR 12-OZ. JAR 16-OZ. JAR Ic 23 34 39° FILLETS .LB 69 EA. 39c COFFEE 70*/ IMPORTED ITALIAN E CHIANTI WINE FOOD FAIR CN PATRICK CUDAHY K-QT. COFFEE ~ s' FOOD FAIR FROZEN DELICATESSEN AT STORES WITH APPETIZER DEPTS. ORANGE LEAN STORE-SLICED s<.v.3«*ib.i _^ "The Real ... Thing" PASTRAMI 59 FRESHLY SLICED *„. ««Ib.i -^ Merits • ...YOUR BONUS C WITH EVERY BELLY LOX «-LB.59 PURCHASE! ALL WHITE sav.4o*ib.i --. TURKEY MEAT...K-UB.59C KRAFT OR FOOD FAIR DOMESTIC GERMAN STYLE . saw lo* Ib.l • - ^ C SLICED SWISS CHEESE BOLOGNA .LB.69 MASTER'S SOUR FLO-SUN PURE _ -^ _ BAKED ALASKAN Sov. 40* ib.i C Half and Half... .CONT 29C Orange Juice 3<™99 SALMON &»?< FLAVORFUL CALIFORNIA NECTARINES 29 SWEET FIRM SEEDLESS «fe J*m PLUMP MEATY BING ^ QUANTITY <• GRAPES..' . 29 CHERRIES . 49 RIGHTS RESERVED CARNATION BEECH-NUT EVAPORATED MILK TOOTHPASTE STRAINED BABY FOODS 14 Page 28 July 8, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, FloridaJ\.aDBESSIN