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Station Manager Wins Prize For Beautification

Pete White, manager of the Douglas Road Gulf Service station at 2501 SW 37th Ave., has won the amateur and business categories of the City of Miami Beautification Contest. The prize for the beautification improvements White and his assistants made to the service station is a trip to Nassau for himself and his wife. He also received a plaque from the beautification committee. White entered the contest in July when he took over manage at of the station. He filed his formal application after he had applied for a permit to make improvements to the building and grounds. The improvements were a general cleaning and painting of the property and the planting of shrubs. A picture was taken before improvements were started to determine the degree of beautification. The judges were Miami Mayor Robert King High, the mayors' committee, and prominent citizens of Miami. A county-wide beautification contest is now in the formal planning stage.

AT EASE ON A TROPICAL ISLAND are the attractive Misses Carolyn Reiff of 119 Menores, Coral Gables (left) and Joanna Bredlau of 2975 SW 2nd St. (right), pictured above on the beach of the famous Tower Isle Hotel on Jamaica's north shore where they were guests recently. It was the girls first visit to the island.

Crandon Park Zoo Goes On Winter Hours

Crandon Park Zoo is open again. The zoo will go on winter hours Sunday, Oct. 16, with main gate closing at 5 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. Opening hours remain the same-9:30 a.m., seven days a week, according to Bob Mattlin, superintendent. The Crandon Park Zoo with more than 700 species of mammals, birds and reptiles, is free to the public year-round. There is also a four-acre children's Zoo inside the zoological gardens, consisting of stone animals, talking storybooks and live animals from Bombay to Farmer Brown's Barnyard.

Yul Brynner portrays an exciting new role in his forthcoming Cinemascope and Color film THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, a tale of renegades in Old Mexico. It starts Wednesday October 12th at The Gables Theater.

Bad News For Thieves- Parking Lot Lights

Bad news for thieves and vandals-Coral Gables' downtown parking lots are scheduled to be lighted in the near future. City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. was authorized by the City Commission recently to go out for bids following the recommendation of Maurice H. Connell Associates. The Commission at the same time authorized the purchase of change making machines, which will be installed in major lots.

UF Orientation Leaders

Four University of Florida students from Coral Gables were among 160 committee members leading orientation activities last week for the University's incoming freshmen. The students and their positions were: Mike Jamieson, technical co-ordinator; group leaders, W. Q Nelson, David Head and Samuel Zorn.

Production of sugar cane in the Sunshine State last year reached 1,798,000 tons, a record.

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