The Times

WHICH TRIPLET BRUSHES after every meal? Clearly, it's the one in the center, Mr. Dinosaur. Stanley Kinehen and Anita Keifenberg compare their chompers to the prehistoric animals. They and their classmates made at Cypress Elementary School. It's not a very fair comparison. At least, however, the children are impressed with the knowledge of such monsters. That was the goal of the sixth graders in Dan Harvey's class, to learn about the beasts that prowled the earth long before modern man. If you think his teeth are big, you should have seen his length, about 20 feet.

Gables Teacher Attends Duke Conference

Mrs. Harriet Prance, director of guidance at Coral Gables High School, was among some 45 delegates from 23 states who attended a conference for high school guidance counselors held at Duke University, Oct. 19-21. The first in a proposed series of annual conferences, the event was designed to create a better understanding of problems faced both by the University and by representatives of secondary schools. It attempted to acquaint the counselors with the curriculum of the University and the requirements necessary for entrance. The three day program included panel discussions on undergraduate education, social studies, natural sciences, counseling for college admission and financing a college education. A tea held Oct. 20 gave Mrs. Prance an opportunity to meet and talk with 25 students from Coral Gables who are attending Duke. Other entertainment included tours of the Duke campus and several informal social functions.

To Hold Open House

The faculty and students of Cutler Ridge Junior High School invite their friends and neighbors to an open house at the new building, 19400 Gulfstream Rd., Monday, Nov. 7, 8 to 10 p.m. Parents will follow the same class schedule of their children so that they can meet the teachers and investigate the facilities. The first public appearance of the chorus and the band will be in the auditorium after the visits.

AIRMAN Ronald C. Sott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Sott, 6419 SW 13th St., has been assigned to a unit of the Strategic Air Command at Columbus AFB, Miss., for duty and training as an Information Specialist. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas. Airman Sott was graduated from Coral Gables High.

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News Of The PTA Open Houses Set November Theme

November seems to be open house night among the schools. Emerson Elementary School PTA will sponsor a "Back to School Night" and Open House Nov. 9 at 7:45 p.m. The program will be presented by the children. Mrs. Rita Kessel's second grade class will say the devotional, Mrs. Kathryn Lacey's third grade class will perform an original skit on a book review in observance of American Education Week. Mrs. Winifred Fischer's fifth grade class will perform a skit about the first school in Florida which was in Coconut Grove. Mr. George Burhans' sixth grade class will enact a skit on the modern school of today. Girl Scout Troop No. 554 will perform the flag raising. This is part of the requirements for their Girl Scout merit badges. Following the skits, parents will be able to visit the various classrooms and see a display of their children's work. * * * Emerson Elementary PTA also is beginning plans for a show entitled "Heavenly Days" to be shown in March. Rehearsals will begin Nov. 14 and all interested parents are asked to take part. The performance will be made up of skits with themes from the months of the year. Coral Gables Elementary Guest speaker Dr. Jeff West, director of curriculum and instructional services with the Dade County School Board, will speak to members of Coral Gables Elementary School PTA Wednesday at 7 p.m. The topic for his speech will be "Curriculum—The Best That Can Be Had." Following the meeting there will be an open house in the classrooms. Refreshments will be served. Coral Terrace Elementary A film on artificial respiration will be shown to members of Coral Terrace Elementary School Monday, 7:30 p.m., in the auditorium. Following the short film, the school will have open house and parents will be invited to visit all the classrooms to see displays of children's work. Miss Betty Wylie, principal, and Mrs. Clifford Gracey, PTA president, will attend the Florida Congress of PTA's Convention, Nov. 15 to 17, in Tampa. Everglades Elementary Everglades Elementary School PTA will have an open house night next Thursday at 8. Parents will be able to speak with teachers at this time and see displays of their children's work in the classrooms. At the brief business meeting that night plans for the annual PTA turkey dinner, Nov. 17, will be discussed. Banyan Elementary Room mothers were the hostesses for open house at Banyan Elementary School, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Before the meeting, while parents were signing the register, Mrs. Robert Beckley, program chairman, entertained the the parents on the piano. Banyan Elementary PTA hopes to organize a community sing before the meetings if this is successful. In observance of American Education Week, Nov. 6 to 13, Banyan and Everglades Elementary Schools are combining work of the children in the schools and will display school materials in an exhibit that the PTAs are setting up in a store at the east end of the Westchester Shopping Center. This exhibit will be one of the first of its kind in this area and everyone is invited to visit it. Olympia Heights "Take Time to Visit Your School" was the theme for the PTA meeting of the Olympia Heights Elementary School last Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Entertainment was provided by the Dade County chapter of the Sweet Adelines, known as the "Harmoniques." The girls are Phylis Dean, Sandy Franklin, Elaine Cogan and Jacky Hur. Open House and visitation to the classrooms followed. Refreshments were served. * * * Tomorrow is "Family Fun Day" at Olympia Heights Elementary from 3 to 8 p.m. It is combined carnival and dinner. Enjoying the cakewalk, country store, homemade gift booth, live fish and the food booth will add to the carnival fun. A spaghetti dinner with meat and a meatless sauce, toss salad, bread, jello with whipped cream, iced tea, coffee and milk may be purchased from 5 to 7 p.m. in the cafetorium. Admission is $1, adults; 50 cents, children. Merrick Demonstration Everyone should enjoy the Merrick Demonstration Elementary School annual PTA carnival Saturday, 2 to 7 p.m., on the school grounds, 39 Zamora Ave. Doll and doll clothes booth, games of skill, pony rides, a country store, a 40 and 8 train, a hayride, cakewalk and the bake sale will be among the amusements at the carnival. Proceeds will go towards buying encyclopedias for each of the fourth, fifth and sixth grade classes. Mrs. Louis Smiles, 3510 SW 20th St., is chairman. Of the 45 counties in the nation which more than doubled in population during the years 1950-60, 12 were in Florida, the State Chamber of Commerce reports. These counties are: Brevard, Broward, Charlotte, Sarasota, Collier, Pinellas, Lee, Orange, Okaloosa, Martin, Indian River and Seminole.

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