The Guide
Thursday, November 10, 1960, page 10 (of 15)
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20 Dire Displays Decorations Follow Big Jinx Tradition
In the best voodoo tradition, the University of Miami Campus is decorated this week with more than 20 displays predicting dire fates for UM's Homecoming grid opponent, Notre Dame. Most of the decorations are attached to the University's fraternity houses, residence halls, and religious centers. They graphically predict what the I mascot, Ibis, will do to the hapless Irish in the Orange Bowl, Saturday night. As to method, however, opinions vary . . . San Sebastian Men's Residence Hall on LeJeune Rd. and University Drive, for instance, has "Sebastian" the Ibis gaily boiling Irish Stew. Delta Phi Epsilon sorority's disp , on the north corner of Miller and University Drives, predicts that the Ibis will "K. O. the Irish." Phi Sigma Delta faternity, 1531 Liguria Drive, would stone the Irish with their own Blarney Stone. Pi Kappa Alpha, San Amaro Drive, would simply "Mow the Irish Down." Sigma Phi Epsilon, 833 SW 37th Ave., would employ another animal's help in asking the Hurricanes to "Skunk "Em." Beta Sigma Pho, 600 Red Rd., would be more mechanical in their efforts to "Plow Them Shanty Irish." The determination to do the Irish mayhem is best shown in the Sigma Kappa sorority display by the Student Union, which simply states; "Death to the Irish!" Winners of the various house decorations awards will be announced tonight at the student dance on Main Campus after the parade. Judges for the contest were Gables commercial artist William Bishop, Joseph Mantinan, administrative assistant to the city manager, and South Miami City Manager C. B. Petry.
THIS FOOTBALL from Miami's first varsity football game, Oct. 23, 1927 is preserved in the UM football office. The Hurricanes beat Rollins 39-3; Saturday night they are hoping for similiar luck. The Hurricanes' play in the '27 Rollins game was described as "a bit ragged, but . . ."
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Here it is! Miami's Newest, Most Delightful Dining Spot Biscayne CAFETERIA
On The Boulevard, between N.E. 19th and 20th Streets Co-owner of BISCAYNE CAFETERIA is JOE JASON, whose restaurant adjoining Dinner Key is a popular meet-'n-eat spot. Genial HAROLD ZEEMAN, favorite host of thousands of Miamians, welcomes you to beautiful new BISCAYNE CAFETERIA. AT LAST, the event you've all been waiting for (and it couldn't happen to nicer folks) . . . the Opening of the beautiful, all-new BISCAYNE CAFETERIA . . . and the V.I.P. CLUB, favorite gathering place for your private group, club or committee. Every detail of this ultra modern operation was designed with you in mind. You'll find THE BISCAYNE positively the "last word" in Cafeteria dining. Tempting foods — all your favorites — are tastily prepared from Old South recipes (secret, of course) by highly-trained Gourmet Chefs in our sparkling new "Kitchen of Tomorrow," truly a revelation in modern food preparation and service equipment. Good taste is not confined to food, however, but is evident in furnishings and decor, done by Miami's foremost designer. You'll be delighted with the "Silver Platter Service" in our Dining Room, where 250 guests may dine in complete comfort, staffed with people who know how you like what you want . . . So, whether it's just a snack or a satisfying full-course dinner — a formal group reception, or a "jam session" with refreshments — make THE BISCAYNE your headquarters for Dining and Entertaining. YOU'RE INVITED . . . to make a tour of inspection of our operation "behind the scenes" whenever you dine with us. Mr. Zeeman will be happy to act as your personal guide. Just ask a Waiter. When you plan your next Club or Committee meeting, you'll make it much more pleasant if you hold it in the V.I.P. CLUB at The Biscayne. There you will have complete privacy, with either Buffet or Table Service by a quick, courteous corps of waiters. For details and reservations, call FRanklin 9-6873. THERE'S NO RESERVATION FEE OR DEPOSIT. V.I.P. comfortably accommodates 60 persons. BISCAYNE Cafeteria "The Cafeteria with a Personality" OPEN EVERY DAY SERVING HOURS: Lunch, 11 A.M. to 2:15 P.M. Dinner, 4 to 8 P.M. FREE OFF-STREET PARKING FOR 100 CARS • SPECIAL TREATS FOR KIDDIES The Management of BISCAYNE CAFETERIA sincerely appreciates the splendid co-operation extended by these suppliers. KOLMAN EQUIPMENT CO., INC. KURMAN COMPANY KNICKERBOCKER MEAT COMPANY FLEETWOOD STORE FIXTURES, INC. CHARLER BROMER CONSTRUCTION COLIN ARNOLD, ARCHITECT DIAMOND-BERK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.