Coral Gables Historical Archive

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Thursday, November 30, 1961, page 11 (of 23)

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Residents Play Part In Developin

Residents of Coral Gables and the Southwest area have played a major role in the development of Dade County's newest medical facility, Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The hospital was three years in the planning and building stages. The $4,500,000 medical facility has added 282 beds and 30 bassinets to the hospital units in this area. Chairman of the board of the hospital is Stanley C. Myers, of 3620 Granada Blvd. President of the hospital is Samuel T. Sapiro of 6340 Riviera Drive. Among the vice presidents are Samuel Luby and Ben Novack of Southwest Miami and David Stuzink, 3710 Toledo Dr. Secretary is Harold Thurman of 3801 Riviera Drive. S. K. Bronstein of 7750 SW 4th St., South Miami, is the hospital administrator. On the Board of Trustees of the hospital, more than 50 per cent of the men are residents of Coral Gables, Coconut Grove or Southwest Miami. These include Sidney Aronovitz, Elliott Blumenthal, Herbert Gerlernter, Sidney Langer, Sidney Lefcourt, L. E. Goldman, Col. Nathan B. Rood, Robert Russell, Samuel J. Spector and Joseph Garfield. Mrs. Samuel T. Sapiro of Coral Gables is chairman of the women's division of the Cedars of Lebanon development fund. But the Gables, Southwest

PGA Net May Hit $29,000

This year's PGA Golf Tournament will net the City approximately $29,000 toward the cost of sponsoring it, former Mayor and Chairman John M. Montgomery said Tuesday. The initial cost is the $25,000 the City puts up for prize money. The tourney, the third to be sponsored by the City, will get underway Dec. 6 with the Pro-Am and ends Dec. 10. Mayor Robert L. Searle, who suggested proclaiming the week - "Golf Week" - reported patron ticket sales well ahead of last year at this time. "It's in good shape," reported Montgomery. Montgomery reported that 104 patron tickets at $150 each have been sold, 35 more are committed, with a possible total of 145. Last year, 113 patronages were sold. The City has been making up any deficit, but the event has brought thousands of persons to Coral Gables and the publicity value has been great, backers say.

Newcomers To Our City

BIRTHS AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL NOV. 19 | Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Warren, boy, 6118 SW 61st St. | NOV. 20 | Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lussier, girl, 6749 SW 14th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Fernandez, boy, 1419 El Prado. | NOV. 21 | Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dubbin, boy, 6015 SW 64th Pl.; Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Voss, girl, 682 E. 21st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Canada, boy, 13930 Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Mishkin, boy, 8351 SW 35th Ter. | NOV. 22 | Mr. and Mrs. William J. Geiger, girl, 3873 SW 94th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palica, boy, 2741 SW 9th Ct. | NOV. 23 | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fitzmartin, boy, 19224 SW 92nd Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. James C. McElroy, boy, 11781 SW 185th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. DuBois, girl, 10000 Bahia Drive. | NOV. 25 | Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burton, boy, 3133 SW 23rd Ter. | NOV. 26 | Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Parker, boy, 15120 Monroe St. | BIRTHS AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL NOV. 16 | Mr. and Mrs. George Joannou, girl, 7875 SW 78th St. | NOV. 17 | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Howe, boy, 2253 SW 11th Ter. | NOV. 18 | Mr. and Mrs. Isidre Mercaba, girl, 3542 SW 26th St. | NOV. 19 | Mr. and Mrs. James Westman, girl, 12525 SW 68th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. James Isriel, girl, 2456 SW 12th St. | NOV. 20 | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meyers, boy, 8115 SW 17th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos, boy, 3566 SW 13th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frazier, boy, 9332 SW 36th St. | NOV. 21 | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clutter, girl, 504 SW 62nd Ave.

IN THE RED BIRD SHOPPING CENTER IT'S BELK'S

Belk's Home of Better Values PHONE MO 1-4248 Store Hours 9:30 till 9 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Closed Sundays PRE-Christmas Santa is at Belk's every day from 6:00 P.M. [TEXT LOST] own pictures. No Charge. Just bring your [TEXT LOST] to capture your childs expressions with Sant[TEXT LOST] GRAB TABLE SHOES VALUES HIGH Ladies', Men's and Children's BROKEN SIZES $2.87 CRYSTAL SALT AND PEPPERS WITH NON CORRODING CRYSTAL TOP - You Would Expect To Pay Much More. ON SALE $1.00 PAIR REPEAT BY POPULAR DEMAND ELECTRIC BLANKETS DOUBLE AND TWIN SINGLE CONTROL 2 YEAR GUARANTEE FIRST QUALITY compare at $14.95 ON SALE $10.00 each NONE SOLD TO DEALERS BIG LA DR Miss 1[TEXT LOST] GIFT ITEMS by Charval SOAPS, DUSTING POWDER and BUBBLE BATH $1.00 plus tax BOXED JEWELRY FOR CHRISTMAS $1.00 plus taxes Toddle WE ARE LOADED ALL ITEMS IN GIFT DEPARTMENT Famous names in glassware, brass, pottery, wood and many more materials. DURING THIS SALE ONLY 15% DISCOUNT DIA Reg on sale Toddler's Dresses and Diaper Sets Regular $2.99 ON SALE $1.88 SPECIAL SELECTION FALL SUITING and COTTONS COMPARE AT 79c YD. ON SALE 57c yd. RAIN size COM WHE ON SALE $1 HOLDS SALE PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH MONDAY, SHOP BELK'S-RE