The Coral Gables Times

OUR MAYOR likes 'burgers, too, children attending the Merrick Demonstration School PTA carnival found out last Saturday afternoon.

University Baptist Plans Sunday School for Deaf

University Baptist Church is offering a special Sunday School for the deaf. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans, 12415 SW 187th Terr., plan to minister to the deaf in classes and possibly regular church services. Mrs. Evans' father, Lester H. Gunn, is the head of the home missionaries of the deaf in Oklahoma. Deaf persons of all ages are welcome to the class which will be taught by sign language. "As soon as we can talk to all those who are interested, we will set up a program," said Mrs. Evans.

Coffee's Next Thursday

The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce will hold its Coffee Club for November in Chippy's Restaurant — Pantry, 101 Miracle Mile. The meeting is scheduled for 8 a.m. next Thursday, November 15. Owner Chip Diamond says the new establishment will be functioning by that date. The program features the advertising program of the City of Coral Gables for 1962-63. Bert Burris, the city's advertising consultant, and Karl Bishopric, President of Bishopric-Green-Fielden, Inc., will present, explain and illustrate the campaign.

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Granada Bids Up Again

Bids on furnishing equipment for the new Granada Golf Course Club House and Pro Shop were rejected 4-1 Tuesday by the City Commission. The Commission then ordered readvertising for new bids with two-way bids — with and without such items as coffee makers, ice cream freezers, refreshment coolers. Last week the Commission deferred action on the bids when it could not agree on the method of including electrical work which some of the contractors had provided for and others had not. Apparent low bidder last week was Edward Don & Co. with a base bid of $8,929. Other bidders were Bill Woodward Equipment Co., $9,315; Kurman Company Inc., $9,673; and Jack Conkle, $10,840.

Moore Rites Held --Dies of Cancer

Miss Edith M. Moore, 80, of 929 Majorca Ave., died Nov. 1 of cancer. Services were held Nov. 4 at Lithgow Coral Way Chapel. She came here 26 years ago from Springfield, Pa. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Edna L. Vickers.

Bring Your Family Sunday to Ceremony

The Coral Gables People-to-People Program will join Sunday in celebrating the 151st anniversary of the independence of its sister-city, Cartagena, Colombia. There will be a ceremony at Cartagena Plaza in Coral Gables at 1 p.m. People-to-People members will be joined by Coral Gables city officials and by members of the local Colombian colony, including the Colombian Consul-General, Hugo Nicholls. Members of the Latin American consular corps have also been invited. The public is welcome. The program will consist of an address by a Gables official, followed by a program of folk dances presented by a group of young Colombians. Cartagena Plaza, located at the junction of Le Jeune, Sunset and Old Cutler Roads, has been redesigned and re-landscaped during the past few months. It forms the setting for a monumental pair of old shoes, formed in concrete. These are replicas of even bigger shoes, cast in bronze, which are a much-loved landmark in Cartagena. Coral Gables was the first city to affiliate with a South American sister-city under the people-to-people program initiated by President Eisenhower. There have been several exchanges of visits between citizens of the two cities. A group of Cartageneros had planned to visit Coral Gables during this week, but the tense Cuban situation dictated a postponement.

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Kessler Wins Golf

Mrs. Kay Kessler, with nine fours, won Class A division of the Biltmore Women's Golf Association tournament played Thursday of last week. Tying for second place with seven fours was Mrs. R. W. Brown, Mrs. T. Brundage and Mrs. R. S. Jarvis. In Class B, Mrs. L. Funderberg placed first with 12 fives. Mrs. J. Roll and Mrs. J. Grayson tied for second with 11 fives. Mrs. A. Halpern and Mrs. H. Unger tied for Class C with 14 sixes. In the guest division, Mrs. N. Newburg placed first in low putt play with 31. Mrs. T. Cavanaugh was second with 33 putts, and Mrs. A. Bir, third with 34.

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