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AMAR HARDWARE"TRADE IN YOUR OLD HEATER" -809 W. SUNRISE BLVD. • JA 3-7800, HALLANDALEBARNETT HARDWARE"WHERE PARKING IS NO PROBLEM"100 EAST BEACH BLVD. . WA 2-3515Carnival Today At St. Monica's— The annualcarnival to benefit St. Monicaparish will be held today (Friday),Saturday and Sunday onthe parish grounds, 3490 NW191st St. -~A variety of booths will befeatured as well as rides andgames. A fish dinner will beserved tonight from 6 to 9 p.m.and a barbecue is scheduled forSaturday.Fred Thompson is generalchairman of arrangements assistedby members of^the parishorganizations combined. Proceedswill be donated to thebuilding fund.MENTION "THE VOICE"WHERE YOU SHOP!HOLLYWOODHARDEE'S GOODYEAR STORES2736 HOLLYWOOD BLVD.2615 SOUTH STATE RD. 7WA 2-1483YU 9-2600FORT -LAUDERDALEMcCANN HARDY/ARE CO.• BUILDERS' HARDWARE • DUPONT PAINT • LOCK SHOP1 N.W. FIRST AVE. JA 3-2516FORT LAUDERDALEWILLIAMS HARDWARENORTH ANDREWS GARDENS141 N.W. 44th ST. LO 4-5785Hollywood Gardens, Inc.WE SERVICE HEATERS2838 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. ' WA 2-6746SANTA CLAUS will make his first pre-holiday appearance duringEpiphany parish carnival which will be held on the parishgrounds at 8235 SW 57th Ave. today, Saturday and Sunday.A dance for teenagers will be held at 8 tonight.Jl&ulduu ODORLESSHEATERS SMOKELESS• • • •* FOR DEMONSTRATION AND SALEI SEE ONE OF THESE DEALERS: -aTELEPHONE MO 1-01947325 RED ROAD SOUTH MIAMI, FLA.• . ,'• ON THE BEACH / 'CENTRAL HARDWARE CO.JE 1-0836 .. * x545 ARTHilR GODFREY ROAD -IN HIALEAHLOU-S II VttinVAKEHEATElt PARTS AVAILABLE4149-51 PALM AVENUE TU 7-5362MIAMI SHORESNATIONAL HARDWARESERVICE • QUALITY • FREE DELIVERY9815-25 N.E. SECOND AVE. PL 8-3049243 ALHAMBRA CIRCLECORAL GABLES ; HI 4-6541NIN SOUTH MIAMIPARRISH-DENNING'S, INC."FOR ALL YOUR HEATING NEEDS"6121 SUNSET DRIVE MO 1-3861- SMITTY'S HARDWAREWE ACCEPT TRADE-INS • FREE DEL/VERY12320 N.W. 7th AVE. \ MU 1-4481KEY HARDWAREGeneral Hardware and Housey/oresPhone EM 1-2118644 Crondon Blvd., Key BiscayneRADIANT HEATERThe Best!• NO SMOKE• NO SMELL—but /plenty of heatAttractive, powerfulheater projects heat $over a large area.LITTLE GIANTonly50NO SMOKE • NO SMELLNON-PRESSUREKEROSENE NEATERGives up to 47 hrs. ofcontinuous warmthfor no more thanlc perhr.BLUE FLAMEECONOMICALPORTABLEPOWERFUL • ODORLESSSMOKELESS HEAT,Costs only 1 Vicper hr. to operate16 -25 hrs.* Afsc availableDeluxe ModelFor Information andDemonstration See YourNeighborhood DealerListed In These C|GLIDERSAUTHORIZED ALADDIN SALES & SERVICE.FLAMINGO SHOPPING PLAZA".-•N.W. 62nd ST. & 39th Ave. TU 8-787617 STORES WITHIN THE DIOCESEFT. PIERCE TO KEY WESTALL AP ATT AH HARDWAREand Paint Co., Inc.2815 N.W. 17th AVENUEMiami 42, Florida Phone NiE 5-1618BUDGETHARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CORP.EST. 1947 PHONE PL 1-6551849 N.E. 125th ST. — NORTH MIAMI, FLA.FREE DELIVERY TU 8-7957Courteous ServiceFRANK'S HARDWAREGARDEN SUPPLIES * TOOL RENTAL465 W. 29th STREET — HIALEAHGEORGE BROS., INC.HARDWARE • PAINT • GARDEN SUPPLIESMO 1-6166 • 5760 S.W. 8th ST.MO 7-0262(ON THE TRAIL)OLYMPIA HARDWARETEL. CAnal 1-04149867 BIRD ROAD MIAMI, FLA.JL.V.tL diwtdwahSL2981 N.W. 54th StreetPhone NE 4-8501MIAMI, FLORIDASAUNDERSHARDWARE and 5 and 10. WE CARRY ALL HEATING PARTSPHONE HI 4-25662618 COttAL WAYPhone MU 1-34321228 OPA-LOCKA BLVD.OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDAKiRBY r TUTTLE CO.HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTOR"MIAMI'S OLDEST"41 S.W. FIRST STREET Phone FR 3-7614
POPE JOHN starts World Fair Pavilion constructionVATICAN PAVILION is being erected at the New York 1963-64World's Fair at a cost of *$2 million. This is an architect'sPope Pushes Button Starting Building At N.V. World FairNEW_ YORK (NC) — PopeJohn XXIII pushed a button inhis Vatican City library td startpile-driving operations on thesite of the Vatican Pavilion atthe 1963^4 World's Fair here.The Pope said in anaddress, which was carriedby cable to Flushing Meadows.and~ broadcast in Europe, thathe hoped "the admirableprogress of science will serve- for the spiritual progress o£mankind, without which there-can be neither true prosperitynor secure peace.'^Pope John spoke at 9 a.m.,Rome time. U. S. Church officialswho will run the pavilion,fair officers and constructionworkers gathered at 3 a.m.,New York time, for the ceremony.They stood under a tent.,because of rainfail.PIETA FOR FAIRAmong those with the Pope in•his library when he spoke wereAmleto -Cardinal Cicognani,- PapalSecretary of State and formerApostolic Delegate in theU.S.; Francis Cardinal SpeU-, man, Archbishop of New York,and Bishop Bryan J. McEntegartof Brooklyn. ,',••.Cardinal SpeUman^jn briefremarks, praised the Pontiff'for his graciousness in per- ,mitting- Michaelango's famed"Pieta" to come to New York.ORDERFUEL OILC WAIT FORTHE LAST MINUTE RUSH!SIEGEL- OIL. -SIEGEL OILmli""'. 7400, N.W. SQthJWe.'•.'•-.v Mi«ni. FtorHto,.--. .w^CALL FORFRErt fSlHVIAT^ += ; ^X1-4411 >,, i&ncHfifjodugs Since 1M4^Heaters • Fuel Oil •ServiceIt will be the highlight of theVatican Pavilion.Noting fears expressed bysome Europeans about oceantransportation of the 7 ' pricelessstatue, Cardinal Spellman saidthe Pope's permission wasgranted "notwithstanding thefears of some directors of museumswho themselves havethousands of works of. artbrought on the ocean/' ~~-WISHES SUCCESS"Your Holiness," the Cardinalcontinued, "nevertheless desiredthat the ordinary people whoare unable to make the journeyto Rome can see this masterpieceof Michaelange,lo." 'The Pope's address, deliveredin Latin, was broadcast by VaticanRadio and Telecast acrossEurope on Eurovision."The world's fair;" he said,"while it will bear testimonyto what the genius and laborsof men have been able to accomplishfor. the progress ofcivilization, will also contributewithout doubt to the solidarityof people and to theirfruitful collaboration for thewelfare of humanity. :"Spiritually present at the officialground - breaking for theVatican Pavilion, We are fyappyon this occasion to' extendOur congratulations and Ourbest wishes for its success."The Pope's words were translatedinto English by Msgr. IginoCarinale, a member of thestaff of the Vatican Secretariatof State."ACT OF FAITH"Cardinal Cigognani expressedhis hope that the pavilion willbe visited "with reverence andwith sincere affection.",On the New York end of theceremony, Msgr. Timothy J."Flyhn, director of the New Yorkarchdiocese's Bureau of Information,told the Pope his act instarting construction of • thePavilion was "ah act of faithin the fair and in the future."Robert Moses, president ofthe World Fair, told the-Pontiffthat the Holy See's supportwas welcome, -especially "itswillingness to send
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