The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 95

t'1 Monday July 14 1969 THE MIAMI HERALD HP HE YOU SA JUST AS MUCH ANYDAY YOU SHOP! tern Latin Program Expansion Set By Channel 23 Miami's UHF television station Channel 23 is soon to launch a major new venture into Spanish language programming in an effort to corner a larger share of the area's Latin television audience Om VMcv ONE PRICE ALL WEEK LONG! A FEATURES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT JULY 19 AT ALL FOOD FAIR FREDERICKS STORES Excluding Kosher Markets I ill 1 I Ln I -T a The announcement will be made formally by WAJA-TV officials at a press meeting today in their new offices at 704 SW 17th Ave Initial plans call for an all-Spanish format on weekends with possible mm The W2 Cuban 11 Beat ESM Frank Soler CHUCK ROAST LB SUPERMARKETS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 31 SAVE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS JZ Yours with every purchase you moke NO FAT LONDON BROIL CROSSRIB ROAST ADDED LB GROUND WW i -OA CWME'A' FREW ICED future addition of Spanish programs on weeknights as well WAJA already has hired one of the best-known Spanish radio commentators in the area to beCome mainstay of a forthcoming news segment Norman Diaz a Cuban exile veteran of 10 years work with Spanish-language radio stations in Miami will become director of Spanish broadcasts and handle on-the-air chores Monday through Saturday for WAJA This is WAJA's second attempt at increased Spanish language programming A previous effort was sidetracked when a Cuban exile television corporation known as Tele-Cuba failed to muster sufficient commercial support for its ambitious programming There is increasing competition for the area's Spanish language market as other stations also have recognized the potential of Latin audiences in Miami WCIX-TV Channel 6 has bolstered its Spanish programming with the acquisition of several variety and comedy situation shows Channel 6 also presents a news segment Monday through Saturday at 11 pm with the only man-woman broadcasting team in Miami delivering the news a la Huntley-Brinkley Two of the three major local channels Channel 4 and 10 broadcast daily Spanish newscasts but not during prime time hours Channel 10 also presents a half-hour panel show on Sunday mornings Channel 7 carried a similar half-hour segment on Sundays until recently ru i MfrjMifi ml FRYER "BUY THE LCSr parts YOU pjl YOUR WL tKEBEST" QUARTER PORK CHOPS rail FRESH CAUGHT FLORIDA MANGROVE SNAPPERS 79c FRESHLY SLICED Kingfish Steaks 59( mm 79 BREASTS WITH MBS-THlGHs FE0 FRESH HEVER fROZEH SAVE 17c 5 VARIETIES $4 00 Nestle's Candies 3 SIZE BARS I SAVE 10c COLORS OR WHITE Scott Facial Tissues 3 89c SAVE 9c DECORATED OR COLORS Scott Viva Towels SAVE 7c FAMILY FAVORITE VAN CAMP Pork Beans 2 cans SAVE 10c UNCLE BEN'S LONG GRAIN Wild Rice Mix 69e jTTTFTmTtiTTTiTTTrT STICK OR STICKLESS Eskimo Pies TOP QUALITY VINE RIPENED -LARGE SCHAEFER PREMIUM BEER 3 89 Week-Long Tribute Planned Cuban exiles will pay a week-long tribute to refugees who have perished at sea while attempting to flee Cuba Ceremonies will begin Saturday with masses being offered at churches throughout the Cuban community and will continue through July 26 More than 10000 exiles have made the dangerous journey aboard frail improvised crafts since Fidel Castro assumed control of Cuba in 1959 Four refugees who were rescued from their sinking craft by a passing tugboat last week pushed the total so far to 10598 Others have either been captured or killed by patrolling Castroite launches or drowned at sea in unsuccessful efforts to cross the Florida straits 612-OZ I II I cans SAVE 26c JUICE ORANGES 10 SWEET NECTARINES "iSST 39c GARDEN FRESH GARDEN FRESH CALIF 25' Salad Size Tomatoes box I Pascal Celery 1AIK Junior World Series to Start The Pan American Junior World Series gets under way in Miami Friday with the Cuban exile representatives Los Cubanitos vying for a second straight title The series pits youngsters aged 15-16 from the Dominican Republic Colombia the United States Cubans in exile and possibly Puerto Rico in a six-day slugfest The competition begins at 8 pm Friday in Miami Stadium Service AVAILABLE AT STORES WITH APPETIZER OtFTS ALL CHEESE and lunch meats sl i ceo TO YOUR ORDER EVERYTHING ON DISPLAY SAVE 57 LB RICH'S OVEN ROASTED TURKEY ROLL 99c SAVE 10c LB IMPORTED Austrian Swiss Cheese i 99c SAVE I Or COPLAND'S SKINLESS All Meat Franks PKO WJ SAVE 10c COPHAND'S IMPORTED Sliced Cooked Ham PKG I SAVE 10c OSCAR MAYI rt Midget Liverwurst chub 3Sc FOOD FAIR'S HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG ROLLS SS 23' Borden's Velva Kreme 19' WISCONSIN FINES! 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FOOD FAIR a n- U-07MQQ urange omnon mng ring Festival Called Best Ever The third annual Cuban Exile and Latin American Festival has concluded with organizers touting it as the best ever Thousands of persons jammed Dinner Key Auditorium during the festival's 10-day run there "It was tremendous" claimed one of the organizers "I really feel it was the best of the three we've held so far" The festival consisted of multiple exhibits of merchandise manufactured by exiles and Latins here beauty contests gate prizes and songs and dances featuring top Cuban exile and Latin performers MASTER'S ALL FLAVORS EE km tkt YOGURT 1 lTTvTT VAKIt I lL- tKlUtN A 8 0 Morton's Cream Pies SAVE 10c VITA PARTY SNACK OR Creamed Herring 53' CQC JAR SAVE 13c FOOD FAIR "The Real Thing" Frozen Orange Juice 5 CANS V9 Diet Margarine PKG food FAIR r0c Creamed Cottage Cheese cup 3d SAVE 6r MASIEP" Sour Half Half 6c29c AMERICAN KOSHER SAVE I(k FRANKS 79 SAVE 6c HOLLOW AY HOUSE dlj a 39' riuivii PdReu ruidiucs pkg WITH CHEESE OR CHIVES Castro Puts Youngsters to Work A recent Havana Radio broadcast announced idle youngsters between the ages of 13 and 16 would be recruited into a labor group known as the "Centennial Youth Column" The youngsters the broadcast said would be assigned to agricultural projects in Pinar del Rio SI 59 VALUE 55c VAIUfc BAND AID BRAND Plastic Strips $113 VALUE STAINLESS Schick Injector Blades mi 73c SECRET QT ANTI-PERSPIRANT 91 province as the Castro government utilizes all its FOR PRE- SOAKING resources in reaching its goal of a 10-million ton sugar crop for 1970 Hiking Mark Eludes Lass chance she can now set up a new record It is very disappointing because she was going so well" Pvt Douglas who started her marathon from a base in Kent County had passed the halfway mark well ahead of schedule and looked as though she would easily break the record LONDON (At1) Maggie Douglas the 20-year -old Women's Army Corps private who hoped to become the first womar to walk 100 miles in 24 hours gave up after 13 hours jftid 52 miles with a strained shoulder muscle "A doctor advised her not to continue said an Army jpokesman "There is no ii 1 ti j'a-jij urn ii jiji i Ji in1! 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