The Times

Barracudas W..l Play Lauderdale

Miami Barracudas, leaders in the Florida semi-pro football conference, will take on Ft. Lauderdale at 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, at Coral Gables Stadium, Coral Way at SW 74th St. The Ft. Lauderdales Tigers, having been defeated earlier in the year by the Miami team, will face the passing combination of Vinnie Pent, quarterback and Ronnie Ziel, end. Last week, the Miami team defeated a strong Hollywood team by a 13-0 score. Miami has defeated Ft. Lauderdale but once three years. Tickets may be purchased at the field.

Central America Is Lecture Topic

Dr. Louella N. Dambaugh, professor of geography at the University of Miami and president of the Florida Academy of Sciences, will give an illustrated lecture, "Central America, Now," Friday, Oct. 21, at 8:15 p.m. The lecture will be held in Room 201 of the Memorial Building on the University campus. Dr. Dambaugh will present the current socio-economic picture of Central America, along with slides and recorded music from her trip to Central America last August. The lecture is sponsored by Gamma Theta Upsilon, national collegiate geography club. Admission will be 25 cents.

Bromeliads W..l Be Topic

Mrs. Helen Cutten, an authority on "Bromeliads", will be the guests speaker Monday, when the Coral Gables Garden Club will meet at 2 p.m. at the Coral Gables Woman's Club. Mrs. Malcolm Lovell, president, will preside at this meeting and also at the called board session at 1 p.m. The horticulture display and plant exchange is under the supervision of Mrs. E. R. Powell, with Mrs. C. M. Ballard in charge of flower arrangements. Tea and social hour will follow the meeting with Mrs. James F. Moore and Mrs. Clarence Ayers chairmen in charge.

Temple Sisterhood Will Give Luncheon

Temple Beth Am, 5950 N. Kendall Dr., will observe Sisterhood Sabbath Friday at the 8:15 p.m. service. Rabbi Herbert M. Baumgard, will speak on the theme "The Role of the Woman in Judaism" with Mrs. Joshua Segel, president of the Sisterhood, outlining the goals for this year. Several members will read portions of the service.

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Who Will Wear Junior Orange Bowl Crown?

A new Junior Orange Bowl Queen will be choesn on Dec. 17 at the War Memorial Youth Center in Coral Gables. Already the grownups are putting the finishing touches on plans to make this event unforgettable for the young participants. Last year 63 excited youngsters competed in the finals of the contest, when 13-year-old Jean Dunlap of Miami was crowned queen. A total of 683 girls took part in local preliminary contests conducted by the recreation departments of 15 Florida cities and towns, extending from Ormond Beach to Key West. Entries From Everywhere Based on inquiries already received, Larry Larimore, president of the Junior Orange Bowl Committee, predicts that the 1960 contest will attract entrants from the widest area in its 10-year history. For the first time, the Florida West Coast will be represented, with entries already assured from Port Charlotte. The winner will preside over a festive Queen's ball and will ride the float of honor in the huge Junior Orange Bowl Parade on Dec. 29. What Judges Look For The contest judges look for the combination of poise, personality, carriage and general appearance which constitutes the typical American girl. Talent and professional experience are not factors. Contestants must have reached their 12th birthday but not their 14th by Dec. 1 in order to be eligible. All candidates must be selected in municipal recreation department preliminary contests and officially entered by these departments before Dec. 10. Prospective entrants should inquire of their local recreation department which may obtain full information and entry blanks from the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, 50 Aragon Avenue.

South Miami Seeks Junior Bowl Queen

South Miami area girls interested in entering the South Miami eliminations for the Miss Junior Orange Bowl Contest have until Wednesday, Dec. 7, to pick up applications from the information desk in city hall. According to Recreation Director Charles Skalaski, the South Miami elimination will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11, at South Miami Junior High School auditorium. The three girls picked from South Miami will compete with girls from other cities for the coveted title of Miss Junior Orange Bowl. Only qualifications are that girls be between 12 and 14 years of age at the time of the elimination.

'Rumpelstilskin' Opens Playhouse

The Pied Piper Playhouse Children's Theater opened its 15th season Oct. 15 at Studio M Playhouse, 208 Bird Rd., with a performance of "Rumpelstilskin." The play runs weekends through November. Proceeds from the opening performance will go to the Hope School for Retarded Children. Following "Rumpelstilskin" will be "Wizard of Oz", December; "Sleeping Beauty", February; "The Magic Crystal," March and "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," May. Performances begin at 2:30 p.m. and tickets for all five shows are $3.

Rotary-Sponsored Opera To Aid 'Cane Victims

The Miami Opera Guild Workshop is expanding this season and will present a number of one-act operas and operettas. The Workshop is cooperating with the Coral Gables Rotary Club to present the one-act opera "Gallantry" by Douglas Moore on Saturday evening, Oct. 22, at Beaumont Hall in the University Memorial classroom building. The entire proceeds will go to aid victims of the hurricane "Donna" on the Florida Keys. Tickets for "Gallantry" may be purchased at any Rotary Club in the Miami area or at Bowman Hall.

Household rubbish should be burned away from buildings, low hanging branches and wires. The area of the fire should never be left unattended, even temporarily, if children are in the vicinity.

Never store flammable liquids in glass bottles. Glass can be broken too easily, releasing fumes which can make your home a blazing torch in seconds.

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THE SKILLET

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TRAMPOLINE JUMPING

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McDonald's "ALL AMERICAN"

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An Important Discovery

Most folks who "discover" our Waterway Dining Room consider it quite an important one... and with good reasons. For here is a unique dining place so charming that it not only pleases the eye, but whets the appetite to a keen anticipation of delights to come. But that isn't all. The discovery also includes an epicure's menu at amazingly moderate prices. And to top it off you, too, will discover on your first, tenth or fiftieth visit, a brand of flawless service not to be found elsewhere. Whether you dine indoors facing a picture window wall, or outside on the cozy patio, you will thrill to the vista overlooking the picturesque canal. Come see us the first chance you get...an adventure in good dining awaits you here. THE Waterway Dining Room OF University Court RESORT MOTEL Across from the University of Miami, at 1390 S. Dixie Highway, Coral Gables... MO 7-2437 P.S. Cramped for room when friends or relatives from out-of-town drop in unexpectedly? No problem at all. Simply drive them over, bag and baggage to the University Court Resort Motel and leave the rest to us. You (and they) will be glad you did. Or you may call the above number for reservations

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