Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Guide
Thursday, November 16, 1961, page 13 (of 16)
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These People Will Hit The Saddle
Dough and Becky Batchelor, 8553 Ponce de Leon Blvd.; Janie Datson, 122240 Sunset Dr.; Phyllis Fleischer, 5251 SW 64th ct.; Heathes and Cynthia Howard; Vincent Saurino, 7199 SW 124th St.; Lynne Yanasy, 9765 SW 110th St. Beverly Stevens, 8501 SW 54th Ct.; Pam Morris; Romelle Vance, 14501 Silver Palm Dr.; Carolyn Alcock; Mrs. Bonnie W. Yarbrough, 10301 SW 97th Ave.; Brienne Jorgensen, PO Box 607, Kendall. Doree Lamm, 7707 Ponce de on Rd.; T. J. Madison, 9420 SW 98th St.; Patty and Sandy Mock, 12635 SW 67th Ct.; Linda Padgett, 13000 SW 80th Rd.; Ann Pottenger, 12625 SW 45th St.; Cherry Oliver; Claudia Richardson; Jill Faust; Dave Elliot; Lynn Bunnager. Joann Capparelle; Matthew Baloff; Linda Morris; Cathy Nicholas; Pam Bates; Ann Mohoney; Dan McColgan; Jim Warden; Marti Pripish; Richard Lee; Donna Kramer; Barbara Chesney. Richard Peacock, Nancy Dotson; Denise Grover; David and Rush Elliot, Gerry Gustafson, Cindy Shelton, Rose Arie Fulton; Ditt Keel and Audrey Meyers.
Hospital Pushing for Elevators
Raymond F. Poore, administrator of South Miami Hospital, challenged the women's auxiliary this week at its general meeting to conduct a concentrated campaign to raise funds for a needed patient-emergency elevator. "We need $28,000 before March, when the elevator is installed," said Poore. "This is our most urgent need. At the present time 105 patients daily are forced to share two low-speed elevators with 360 visitors, 250 employes and 100 doctors. Express travel to all hospital services is desperately needed, especially for emergency use." Poore continued by saying that the 130-bed hospital, which serves over 70,000 people in South Dade, has been operating at over 90% capacity, and that demands for hospital services are increasing. He stated that because of the increasing demand, the hospital is now in the process of completing the third floor facilities, which will provide 30 more beds. "This expansion will further necessitate the installation of a third elevator," said Poore. "Realizing the eventual need to expand from the original facilities, an elevator shaft was built into the hospital opposite the emergency room. Upon completion, it will furnish expedient service to x-ray, lab, surgery, pharmacy, and the patients will have much-desired privacy. "In addition to emergency service, it will mean that food wagons can go right from the kitchen backdoor to the patients' rooms without going through the main hallway." Mrs. John Koval, president of the auxiliary, presented Poore's challenge to the auxiliary's general membership, and the project was unanimously accepted. The organization will appeal to the community for contributed funds. "We have never before asked for contributions," said Poore. "Although this is a community hospital, built because of a definite need and financed with a public bond issue, it is entirely non-profit and none of the taxpayers' money has been used for construction or operation. "Now we need assistance, and we know that we can count on community support." Contributions may be mailed to the hospital in care of "Elevator Fund."
S. Miami Riding Club To Hold Horse Meet
Hundreds of horse enthusiasts will gather at the Show Grounds Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the 16th Annual horse show sponsored by the South Miami Riding Club. The show grounds are located at North Kendall Drive and SW 92nd Avenue. Show time Friday will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, there will be three shows, with the first one scheduled at 9 a.m., the second at 1:30 p.m. and the third at 7 p.m. The last show will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday. Liz Langford, of 6912 Almansa St., Coral Gables, and her mount "Sunnybrook Juan" will be one of the hundreds of entries. Liz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langford. Miss Joy Linick, 1050 Sunset Dr., daughter of the Herbert Linicks, will show all three of her horses in the various classes. These will include native Arabian costume and roadster to bike classes. Chairman for the show is Mrs. John G. Chesney. Other area residents participating in the annual horse show are:
HOT DINNERS For 2 PERSONS $11.33 For 6 DAYS ONLY plus delivery
- Strictly American Cooking - 3 SISTERS HOME CATERERS For MENU Call NE 5-6319 1060 N.W. 27th AVE. NE 5-6319 Now Delivering in South Dade
BISCAYNE EXTERMINATING SERVICE
Highland 6-6401 3555 S.W. 29th Terr. Miami
For the Thanksgiving Festivities Enjoy the best
Candies by Shenandoah Jellies Indian River Fruit THE SWEET BOX 2311 PONCE HI 8-9841
Kitty's Florist, Inc.
8736 S.W. 24th St. Your Neighborhood Florist Special Rates for Students Flowers for all occasions Free deliveries - 226-1541
OUR FAMOUS BROILED DELMONICO STEAK $1.25 AT THE TIP TOP RESTAURANT
Served On A Sizzling Plate | BAKED POTATO | TOSSED SALAD (with your favorite dressing) | GARLIC ROLL AT THE TIP TOP RESTAURANT formerly "MR. SPUDNUT'S" 2190 SALZEDO AVE., CORAL GABLES Next to American Legion Post 98-AIR CONDITIONED
TAKE SOME HOME FINE CHINESE FOOD HOUSE OF BAMBOO
AT 6267 S.W. 8th ST. MO 1-8525 - MO 1-8526
Tahitian Lounge and Package Store
our highly skilled and intelligent personnel . . . are eagerly waiting to serve you There's always something different here! You'll love the atmosphere of the Islands at the Tahitian Lounge, just one-half block from the Gables. MICKEY McCLELLAN, Owner Tahitian Lounge and Package Store FORMERLY MIKE'S FRIENDLY BAR 3673 Bird Road HI 6-9302
Marx-A-Copter Real Flying Toy With Sound Effects Many Accessories 8.68 UNCLE ERIC'S HAPPY TOWN
Mfg. List Price 16.95 SAVE 8.27 Marx-A-Copter Real Flying Toy With Sound Effects Many Accessories 868 UNCLE ERIC'S HAPPY TOWN 2800 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables HI 4-0470
NOW OPEN NOW DANTE'S ITALIAN KITCHEN
SPECIALIZING IN FINE ITALIAN FOOD HOMEMADE: RAVIOLI | LASAGNA | MANICOTTI VEAL SCALLOPINI | CHICKEN CACCIATORE PIZZA TAKE-OUT SERVICE | SPECIAL CHILDREN'S ORDERS 5950 S. Dixie Hwy. MO 6-9035
HYBRID CATTLEYA PLANT DIVISIONS TO PRODUCE FAMILIAR CORSAGE TYPE FLOWERS ORCHIDS only $1.50 each
THESE BARE ROOT BACK DIVISIONS ARE LARGE AND VIGOROUS. Each has two or more bulbs and one or more live eyes. Many other fancy hybrid orchid plants, established and in varying cultural stages. All offered at most reasonable and sensible prices. Visit Our Range And Leisurely Browse Around The Growing Benches, Where All Plant Prices Are Clearly Marked. FREE CULTURAL INFORMATION A COMPLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES MARCY ORCHIDS OPEN DAILY 9 to 12-1 to 5 CLOSED ONLY MON. and TUES. 6901 S.W. 97th Ave. Just off Sunset PH. 271-2522
Our Thanksgiving Dinner Speaks for Itself!
Just imagine . . . a whole turkey, served family style . . . at your table with all the trimmings! Plus a complimentary glass of wine. You can carve if you wish . . . you can take home the left-overs! for Thanksgiving Nov. 23 from 11 a.m. only 7.75 for two service charge of 1.50 for each additional person. SPECIAL! A whole chicken PLUS barbequed ribs, Duchess Potatoes, barbeque sauce . . . TO GO . . . only $2.95 at the beautiful new Fireside formerly the Preview 3622 Coral Way Phone HI 3-2038 Our PRIME RIBS are selected from the best packing houses. Served daily . . . complete only $3.75
LOOK WHAT'S NEW! "HICKORY FARMS STORE" WATCH FOR OPENING
126 KINDS OF CHEESE FAMOUS BEEFSTICKS GIFT PACKAGES WATCH FOR OPENING 5715 SUNSET DR. 666-9512