The Coral Gables Times

JUNIOR ORANGE BOWL

CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, January 3, 1963 JUNIOR ORANGE BOWL

Everybody Loves (Gables) Parade

More than 25,000 enthusiasts lined the parade route Saturday afternoon for this year's delightful version of the Junior Orange Bowl Parade. Another 4,500 provided the manpower for the annual spectacle on the theme of "toy-land." Grownups took a back seat as the children danced, marched, twirled batons, played a variety of musical instruments and very important - helped pull the decorative floats. Debbie Lee Strout, of Ft. Pierce, this year's queen, beamed a hearty "hi" a thousand times as the parade wended its way down Ponce de Leon Boulevard, then Miracle Mile and Biltmore Way. Miami Springs Villas, with its "King Arthur's Court," float, was judged the best of the commercial floats which helped make up the 42 that made up the parade. Runner up was Coral Gables Federal's entry and University Federal Savings and Loan Association was second runner-up. The Hallandale Recreation Department from Broward County, won first prize in the recreation department float competition. And, as usual, the St. Camillus Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps, from Rockaway Beach, N.Y., was deemed the finest marching unit in the parade. Later Saturday night, 660 12 and 13-year-olds from Vero Beach to Key West gathered at the Coral Gables Youth Center for the ball. Queen Debbie was honored and the youngsters danced to the rhythms of a four-piece band.

CONFUSING BUT NO LACK OF DIRECTION

FT. LAUDERDALE'S LAST-MINUTE TOUCHES

PARADE MARSHAL AND MODERN COMMUNICATION

About the Artist

The artist of these sketches is William Murr Johnson. He stationed himself on Ponce de Leon near the Lad 'n Lassie toy store Saturday afternoon and from there let his talent take over. Johnson lives in North Miami.

For Savings, For Mortgages, For My Money it's CHASE Federal

CHASE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

14 COMMON STOCKS WHICH WE FAVOR FOR '63

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GRAY DRUG Dutch Oven

for sweets & such like You are invited to visit Gray's Dutch Oven Buffeteria and Luncheonette located at the West End of beautiful Dadeland Shopping Center where you will find a wide variety of foods to choose from. Char-Broiled Steaks, Chops - Kosher Style Corned Beef, Pastrami - Roast Beef and Hickory Smoked Ham. BUFFETERIA SPECIAL SERVED EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 11:00 Α.Μ. ΤΟ 8:30 Ρ.Μ. Chicken 'N Biscuits Country-Style Fried Chicken, Buttered Fresh Peas, Hot Biscuits, "Real" Chicken Gravy, Honey, Tomato Garnish $1.25 Value ...... Only 85¢ SERVED EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, 11:00 Α.Μ. ΤΟ 8:30 Ρ.Μ. Char-Broiled One-Half Pound Club Steak Hashed Brown or French Fried Potatoes Tossed Salad Bowl - Dressing Hot Roll or Bread and Butter $1.50 Value ...... Only $1.09 SERVED EVERY FRIDAY, 11:00 Α.Μ. ΤΟ 8:30 Ρ.Μ. Our Sensational Fish Platter only 85¢ Baked Fresh Fish, Creole Sauce, Buttered Hot Veg- etable, Dutch Oven Cole Slaw, Roll or Corn Bread and butter, Key Lime Pie. $1.50 Value...... Only 85¢ Plan to have lunch and dinner with us when visiting beautiful Dadeland Shopping Center. Complete Fountain and Sandwich Service Served All Day DUTCH OVEN RESTAURANT-BUFFETERIA WEST END DADELAND SHOPPING CENTER OPEN SUNDAY 10 Α.Μ. to 8 P.M.