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6-C THE MIAMI NEWS June 21, 1972 Wednesday, June 21, 1972 Section The New York limes has won mote Pulitzer Prizes than The Miami Hem Congratulations to the New York Times The Miami News has won more than any paper in the State ol Florida Congratulations to The Miami News. Also, we carry the Times' wire service and columnists in ITw HlJffll News Congratulations to all ol us. People Amusements Classified A significant selection of modern accessories SOX Ly Informotion Service wrDv uin I sLni nir The 'she' nobody knows SIP'II mm FOR BARBECUES By CATHY NEWMAN Miami News Reporter meres a me nobody knows. In fact, there are six Clf I ID rlr Questions directed to the Sex Information Service (telephone 379-9022 between the hours of 4 and 8 p.m. on Saturdays to record your question) will be answered by The Miami News' panel of profeulonal experts every Wednesday.

Members of the panel are Dr. Pepl Granat, a practicing Miami physician, and for five years a college health counselor; Dr. Milton Ross, head of the Dade County Health Department's venereal disease clinics; and Dr. Alan LipWn, a practicing Miami psychiatrist. The column Is presented In an effort to provide answers to people, young and old, who are troubled by their lack of Information, in the belief that medical answers are better than street gossip.

We avoid moral and judgemental statements because we feel that there are others parents, religious leaders who put this information into perspective, and that what's "right" for one person may be "wrong" for anther. U0 MUTT. No, I don't have multiple By JUDY WERNER Special lo Tnt Miami Ntwi European designers have been sending out strong statements for years in far reaching areas of contemporary product design, in both home furnishings and accessories. At last, Miamians are getting a better opportunity to see the end product up close as a number of specialty stores pop up around the city that are concentrating exclusively on good, contemporary design. One such newly opened store is Significance 2, 2170V5 NE 123rd St.

Opened by four design-oriented people, the three female partners have experience in the interior design field and their male partner has an interior and industrial design background. The store is limited at present to home accessory and gift items, but the owners hope eventually to expand to a complete line of furniture, lighting and A grouping of unusual shapes in glass decanters in the $10 to $15 range are priced several dollars lower here than seen elsewhere in town. Ap appealing possibility for all those summer biides. The same lower price tag goes for the Finnish designed Marimekko place mats. A set of four mats here is $10, while at least one other store in South Miami is getting $12 for the same sets.

Other gayly printed Marimekko products include gift paper at $1 a roll, cocktail napkins at $1, and pot holders at $10 and $18.50 depending on size. The store also carries crystal and some light-scale molded furniture. Open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Casa Bella Imports, 1801 Bay Rd is another store striving to brighten Miami's contemporary scene.

The majority of their furniture and decorative accessories is imported from Italy. proDlems. Just a case of trying on six different wies. First on the agenda: a Quality Braun appliances from Germany are sleekly encased and compact. Included are a cylindrical butane lighter in four color choices for $25, a fully automatic juicer for $21, a coffee grinder for $30 and a petite hand mixer for $17.

The selection of acrylic products, both clear and brightly colored models, is extensive. One of the most eye-appealing is a multi-compartment wall-hung pantry, with large containers for dry goods and smaller ones for spices. The concept is exceptional, but one wonders if the compartments (seemingly not air-tight) will keep the crackers crispy. The large size is $36, a smaller size $29. Other good looks in acrylics include a wall-hung wine rack for $15, a Danish cutlery and bar utensil set in a white acrylic wall rack for $70, a clear tic-tac-toe game for $5 and a variety of trays and pitchers for $18, Cleat, colored and silvery acrylic flower pots abound in a range of sizes and prices.

A novelty Hem for the back-to-nature group is their "Kitchen Herb Garden" for $14. Included are seven pots on a hanging rack, seeds and soil to grow your own seasoning at home. Just "add water, sunlight, warmth and tender loving care" claims the instructions I think yru might need "plenty of good luck." 'Ual Hnaiii aiiiiW 'iafr VPaH aiiH mRf, IjjHBjjP? long, limp look christened "Duchess." But I quickly ah- MnataA Ua a curl in rested cutsie number that had me hoofins mv unv through a chorus of "On the Good Ship Lollipop." Aid for premature ejaculation It was replaced by an 1 And an Extra-Big Bargain, Too! Save 10C on the 37.5 sq. ft. roll of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap ycagiuil Ul a IllUSn room cap labelled "Kameo." On me, it looked more like a furry beanie.

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tions. The wig shuffle continued. Wallpaper for kids1 room? Hold onto those road maps Miami News Staff Photos by JOE RIMKUS That sweet young thing in the cascade of curls and that blonde hussy actually have a lot in common Continued on Page 2D, Col. 1 Take this money-saving coupon to your grocer today. Question (from a 31-year-old male): What can be done to prevent premature ejaculation during intercourse? Many times I leave my sex partner unsatisfied.

Is pre-ejaculation before sex a normal thing? Answer (from Dr. Pepi Granat): These are common problems, and terribly distressing to men and women both. Masters and Johnson describe a method of treatment for premature ejaculation In their book, "Human Sexual Inadequacy." They claim that in the past 11 years 186 men have been treated for this condition out of which only four have been failures. It is their conclusion that it Is a treatable condition, and their chapter tells you how in a very clinical manner. There are also some simpler and easy-to follow suggestions in Donald Hastings book, "Sexual Expression in Marriage." You will benefit from reading this whole book (available In paperback), for It will help you understand that even before you cure your premature ejaculation there should be no need to leave your wife unsatisfied.

If these sources are not sufficient or fail to help, marriage counselling should be tried before you become convinced that you have a permanent problem, for it most definitely needn't be. STORE COUPON MOR'-something for everyone TO THE DEALER: For each 0t coupon you accept as our authorized agent on the purchase by a con save iu? This coupon saves you 100 on the 37.5 sq.ft. roll of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap sumer ol the specified products, we will pay you 10? plus 2( handling charges, provided you and your customer have complied witli the terms of this consumer offer; any other application constitutes fraud Coupon may not be assigned or transferred by you. Void when presented by outside agency, broker, or institutional user or where prohibited, taxed or otherwise restricted Your customer must pay any sales tax Invoices showing your purchase of sufficient stock to cover coupons presented must be shown on request. Cash redemption value: 120 of i.

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The Miami News takes a look at the impact of radio on Miamians. Third of a series. By BOB POWERS Special to The Miami News Road Map Wallpaper. You can cover one side of a boy's room, den or family room at practically no cost by collecting new roadmaps from various service stations, and using them as wallpaper. A bag of wallpaper paste and the tools you'll need shouldn't cost more than $5 at your local paint store and you can probably get the directions for applying the wallpaper there, too.

Be sure to open the maps carefully, since they're usually folded pretty tight and they tear easily. Once on the wall however, they should provide a sturdy covering. Spray areas that get a lot of wear and get dirty easily, with a spray wax for extra durability. Watch Wooden Hangers. Those wooden hangers can carry burrs, sharp edges and rough spots that can damage sweaters, nylons and double-knit fabrics.

A good way to avoid this is to sand their edges and corners with fine sandpaper until they're perfectly smooth and cloth can be run over them with out snagging. Then apply coats of paste wax until they have a rich glow, buffing and polishing between coats. If you want to use the hangers as personal gifts, trim one with a ribbon bow, attach a tiny fragrant sachet on another, a small package of bubble bath on another, some artificial flowers on another, and so on. Make Your Own Sundaes. Those individual ice cream sundaes you buy in the food market can be expensive.

But you can make your own for about half the cost. Just save six or eight margarine tubs, fill them with ice cream you buy in half-gallon packs, and add your favorite syrup, peanuts and whipped topping. Pop them in the freezer and they'll be ready when you are. You'll also have a greater variety of sundaes available than you'd have otherwise, and the kids can get in on the project, too. Review Your Budget.

At least twice a year you should review your budget to see whether it's doing the job it should. This can be a good family project in which you can teach the kids something about practical finances, too. Some suggestions: write out the budget in easy-to-understand terms. Check to see if it's still realistic and up-to-date. Ask yourselves whether it still allows enough for miscellaneous and unexpected items.

Finally, check each category to see if you're putting too much in one and not enough in another. Check The Pound First. If you're shopping for a pet, especially a dog or cat, check your city or town animal pound first. The animals there usually get excellent care and you can have a full-grown dog, puppy or kitten for only a small fee and perhaps the cost of shots. Of course, you won't know anything about the dog's background or its pedigree, but you'll know that the dog will appreciate a good home and you'll save quite a bit of the expense of buying from a pet shop.

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The station of your preference is defined in the broadcasting world as middle-of-the-road radio or MOR. You may starf the day off with let's say, WVCG-AM or WYOR-FM, where the programming is mostly "good or the better music," as program director Bud Melton defines it. The music accompanies you to the office with no distinguishing personality behind the voice unless it's top announcer Kirby Brooks, a familiar name at the Coral Gables station, or the brief hourly newscasts by vocals than instrumental, according to program director Kernie Anderson. A popular six-nights-a-week music feature is The Lover. The soft British accent of Terry Smith who reads poetry and quotations, shares thoughts, hints and notes on new books, recordings, hobbies or whatever, lures lovers into his den of soft mood music.

The response, from women particularly, brings 6,000 phone calls and 1,000 pieces of mail each month, the station says. There are those in the business who feel middle-of-the-road radio is no more not really. "The whole world has changed," argues Elliot Nevins, program director of WIOD-AM and WAIA-FM. "So has the MOR concept." Nevins likes to think his station "is all over the road, but not on dangerous soft shoulders of hard rock Continued on Page 2D, Col. 1 Question (from a 53-year-old male): I've seen and done just about everything that can be seen and done, so you wouldn't say I am narrow-minded on the subject.

But I think that this column is pure smut, and I believe that the people on your professional staff evidently must be the ones that write the plots for these dirty movies. Answer (from Dr. Alan Llpton): I don't, and I Continued on Page 2D, Col. 1 newsmen Tom Shafer, Steve Daily, Martin Giles and Lcs Smith. Or, perhaps, the two officers who hover over the Dade County traffic scene who've become personalities in their own right Sgt.

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