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Nice February 23-26, 1966 Hi Lo Rain Wed. 76 63 1.69 Thurs. 77 61 Fri. 76 59 Sat. noon 72 52 BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 11 NO. 29 Boca Raton, Florida, February 27.1966 16 Pages PRICE'.10* Boca Raton's Growth Will Lead County Dade, Broward . 1-v Expected to Fall Behind Palm Beach (Related article, Page 4A) Palm Beach County — led by Boca Raton and the north county -- will pass Broward County in population by 1980 and even- tually Dade. So said Donald O. Morgan, senior county planner, in pre- senting a report Wednesday to the Board of County Commis- UJ sioners. Based on data accumulated u for a master transportation plan, the inch-thick report gives the most detailed information 0 ever available of the county and its 32 municipalities. Included are statistics cov- ering population characteris- tics, employment, tourist ac- commodations, land use, retail 0 sales, school enrollment and commercial and industrial square footage. Involved in the study, which has taken almost a year, were z Dr. John DeCrove and Dr. John Webb of the College of Social Robert I. f Pat" Honchell, the man who will probably find him- Science at Florida Atlantic Uni- self in the mayor's seat next Tuesday, gets the first copy of the versity. new Boca Raton telej^one directory. Making the presentation was Some of the information con- James Barker, Boca^M.ton, manager for Southern Bell. tained in the report includes: POPULATION — Total in the county, 306,578, with the highest percentage growth in Boca Raton. New Records Written Maj> v\;e:ws ppraximate Danish River Park area and natural growth in area* »•*• Surveying the urban areas (between 441 on the west to the ocean on the east and ballooning Old Spanish River Pork? out to include Pratt-Whitney on the north), the workers found the- average median age to be A recordr number of telephone ger of the company here, said. 38.9 years. Dr. Webb told the subscribers in Boca Raton are "This is one of the largest in- News earlier that this figure getting a record-sized new di- creases in all of the Southern Development Plan Recalls History may be slightly high for Boca rectory fcrqm Southern Bell. Bell territory." Raton. "There? are 1,200 more tele- Distribution of the new di- (Editorial Page 4A) called for a restaurant, ma- city may be able to purchase as Average family income is phone owjners than at this time rectory with the bright green ' (Related Pictures Page 2A) rina, field house and other much as 2,000 feet of ocean- (Continued on Page 8A) last yearf," Jim Barker, mana- cover will be completed by A name and a theme for Boca structures in the area. front property and will be able Tuesday. Raton's new beach area emerged Noting the need, however, to issue bonds up to $500,000 The 1,400 new phones repre- this week in the wake of mount- for some improvement of any for improvements. sent seven additional white ing pressure for development beach area which the city might As conceived by the Council, City Organization Meeting pages of listings in the direc- of a natural park along the purchase, the Council included the area would run 200 feet tory, and an additional four shores of the Old Spanish River. a bond issue referendum for south of the north beach and—if pages of yellow-page listings. As the notion of Spanish Riv- up to a half-million dollars for the federal grant comes through Again, the subscribers from er Park began to take shape, improvement on the Feb. 1 bal- — another 1,800 feet north of Tuesday, Quinn to, Preside Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach the Boca Raton News launched lot. As stated by the council, the existing beach. The land in City Attorney John Quinn will chelll, who tallied the highest and Hillsboro Beach are com- its own study of conservation- the money was intended simply question would run from the be acting mayor of Boca Raton n>amber of votes in the second bined into one major section. oriented plans for development for basic work on the city's ocean west to the Intracoastal at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, .-"'municipal election Feb. 15. As a growth comparison, beach properties. of the area which the city plans Waterway. buHi itt- jusincft- abounhnnrt lonInnegr <=>noi?crheqgiugj.-*c. -s-A6 Thpe mayoralitmnvoraliryv posDOStt tratra—- Deerfield Beach had 800 new to purchase. Taking a cue from Both the improvement issue Included in the site is a dense rap a gavel. ' ' V ditionally goes to the highest subscribers to compare with the City Council, the News asked and the referendum for a bond area of natural growth > along Quinn will preside in. order vote-getter, and the other four Boca Raton's 1,200. the local architectural firm of issue to purchase an additional the banks of the waterway. It that the City Council may eXcact councilmen have indicated John Shoup and Paul McKin- 1,000 feet of oceanfront prop- spans the stream bed of thev01d a mayor for a one-year term. tihey'll not break custom. ley to study the proposed area erty in the vicinity of the exist- Spanish River, now overgrown All indications point to the job Thfc^ organizational meeting Council Candidates and prepare a preliminary plan. ing "north beach" won over- (Continued on Page 8A) \ going to Robert I. "Pat" Hon- will be'grin ,with a prayer by Like the City Council, the News whelming approval from the agreed to pay one dollar for a city's freeholders. With an eye Frederick fVelson,\n^stor of the park plan. ' to doubling its investment, the United Church of Bo*ca -i^aon s leporf Expe Council immediately fired off and president of the city minis- Originally,' the Council had terial association. For tl entered a one-dollar agreement an application for matching fed- Then, re-elected councilmen for a park site development eral funds under the provisions history, of the Open Spaces act. Honchell and Harold Maull will Council plan, but subsequently shelved be administered the oath of the elaborate document which contributifl The total effect, is that the office, and the mayor'selection for the- will take place. The filing1 After the new presiding of- charter. Preservation of Natural ficer takes over, there will be Harold Maul! an election for deputy mayor; few votes behin and tradition decrees this post ert I. Honchell, goes to the retiring mayor — according to repoii Growth Could Save Money Sid Brodhead, in this case. City Clerk Jacob Council has four posts to fill, Maull-listed $2,2t Conservation oriented plans quite expensive some develop- according to the charter. These tributions and $2,263.61 for development of Boca Ra- ments — also would be elimin- are the municipal judge, judge penditures. Joe DeLong, ton's beach-park area stand ated. ad litem, prosecutor and phys- was beaten by 700 votes to save the taxpayers some Without a sea wall, the need ician. runoff, claimed $1,800 in money. for large quantities of fill ma- The posts are held now by tributions Yand $1,773 in Funds for development of the terial behind the wall also are Kenneth Dix, Timothy Pulton, penses. Honchell said he area, up to $500,000, were ap- eliminated. Cross off costs of John Quinn and Dr. William ceived $950 and spent $978." proved by the freeholders in a dredging, trucking, and grading O'Donnell, respectively. Little John Flancher, who ran fourth, referendum Feb. 1, the same of fill material. change is expected. filed a report showing $340 in date voters also approved pur- By construction of footpaths The "administering of the oath donations and $408.61 in ex- chase of 1,000 more feet of and elevated walkways through of office to the four will con- penses. oceanfront property. the hammock and mangrove clude the morning event. Edwin Benham was "high" A Boca Raton News study area, visitors would be able to At 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, the man among candidates who lost showed that utilization of the get a close-up view of Florida's newiy-constituted council will out in the first election. Benham existing natural features of the natural flora. Paths are much hold its first formal session. received $260, spent $475. property being considered could less expensive to con struct than The short agenda is headed Courtney Boone accepted no be a dollar-saving program. paved roads designed for auto- by the selection of a financial contributions, spent $71.87. Among the features of such a mobile traffic. consultant for the two beach Walter Harker too, would take plan would be: If the natural growth in the bond issues. no donations, but spent $183.66. Elimination of any plans to hammock area is left undis- Leslie P. Doidge took no con- construct an elaborate sea wall turbed, it is then not necessary tributions, and did not spend a along the intracoastal waterway to re-landscape that part of the fL cent, he said. side of the tract. The natural area. Cross off the cost of bull- Expenditures covered ad- mangrove growth has success- dozing in the first place and vertising, filing fees, prepara- fully protected the property planting it in the second. Ann Landers Page IB Calendar, • 3B tion and mailing of letters; and from erosion by wa*ve action Formal park areas will re- in some cases "miscellaneous quire continued landscape main- Classifieds 5-6-7-B for many years and will continue Editorials 4A expenses." to grow and protect the shore. tenance once they are estab- No penalty is provided for Maintenance costs of upkeep on lished. Natural areas will re- Interior of hammock area shows dense natural growth which Real Estate 4B quire minimal maintenance. Sports 6-7A non-filing or for errors in re- a seawall — which have proven has sprung up along stream bed of Old Spanish River. Women's News Section B ports. 2A February 27,1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Jynior College Students Doubleday Editor Will Teach Start Fund for Scholarships Marymount English Classes A ne^, $1,000 schol- demic achievement. arship fund for Palm Two $100 scholar- Naomi Burton, sen- Beach Junior College ships will be awarded ior editor of Doubleday students has been voted for outstanding service & Company, Inc., pub- by the students, them- to school. lishers, will be guest selves, through the stu- Nominations for the lecturer for English dent Senate, the legis- scholarships are cur- classes at Marymount lative branch of the rently being accepted College Feb. 28. Student Government As- from students, faculty That evening at 7:30 sociation0 and alumni. p.m. in Founders Hall, This will be the first Jenne and Ted Arello Miss Burton will give a time in the history of have been appointed a public lecture on her the college that the SGA screening committee by autobiographical journal has awarded scholar- the student Senate. "More Than Sentinels," ships. Their preliminary published in 1964. The Interest in the choices will go to the book is the story of her fledgling intercollegiate scholarship committee conversion to the Catho- sports program at the of the college for final lic faith and her literary college is shown by the decision. association with Thomas Naomi Burton fact that $600 of the The funds utilized for Merton. fessor of theology at fund was earmarked for the scholarship come Miss Burton was born the college. athletic scholarships. from student activity in England and educated "We are hoping to fees. there. She worked as a encourage athletes who secretary at Curtis Dean Sullivan Will are good in more than Brown, Ltd., literary one sport," says Ken Volunteers Will agency, first in London Jenne, SGA president. and later as reader in Preside at Meeting "We need help just about everywhere." the book department of Florida Atlantic Uni- Visit University the same firm in New versity's dean of the The intercollegiate York, becoming mana- college of business ad- program at PBJC got Two Peace Corps vol- unteers will be on the ger of their Book De- ministration, Dr. John underway with baseball Marshy character of the west side of Boca Ra- clude lettuce lakes and cypress strands, the walk- partment in 1947. SheW. Sullivan, will be in last spring. Other sports Florida Atlantic Uni- versity Campus Monday ton's beach-park expansion site is clearly evi- ways through the National Audubon Society's became an American New York City Feb. 28 are being started during dent in aerial photograph. A hammock of sabal Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary are typical of what to March 2 to take part the current school year. and Tuesday. citizen in 1945. In the They will discuss the palms (the state tree) is cleariy visible running canbe done to get visitors into the interior of fall of 1959, she joined in the 12th annual elec- The four athletic tronic data processing scholarships will be for program and receive north and south through the area. ]Although the marshy area. JVIangrove trail in Everglades Na - Doubleday. applications from stu- site the city is planning to purchase doesn't in- As senior editor she conference of the Amer- $150 each, to cover tional Park is one of the more popular side tops. handles the work of ican Management Asso- baric tuition of $50 per dents who may wish to ciation. term, muJuiU activii j. volunwvr alier urjdua- such well-known writ- lion. flit- hndili, on L'IIC-1 ers as Victoria Holt, Theme of the meeting feud en' ^lo per Lcrm, 1 j-id ->20 jiklirinnal cr-- iirt.1 Uoor of IIIL cafe- Richard Llewellyn, Paul will be "The Computer teria building will bu Molloy, E.V. Cunning- and You: The Third Gen- open aJ.so in Mini-siii- ham. Miss Burton also eration Manager." hhips will In- awarded doni.~ iiiLi-refaied in ihc edits poetry and sports Sullivan will preside Jor excellence in aca- program. books for Doubleday. at a Tuesday afternoon She is visiting Mary- session on "Preparing mount as the guest of Dr. the Manager for the Susan B. Anthony, pro- Third Generation." In National Aeronautics this he will also engage •i-..- lv ... and Space Administra- in. a panel discussion tion advance planning with representatives of I.. ... V »* . • Li.-::...•_ ^J^v-L'J . :•••.-' r • calls for a September business firms. Funeral Home hy Rev. 1977 launch of an un- Before coming to FAU Mrs. Tamara Nielsen Clark S. Rciod, i< irst manned rocket to at- Dr. Sullivan was direc- Methodist Church, fol- tempt a trip to the planet tor of administrative Mrs. Tamara S.Niel- lowed by burial in Boca Jupiter. The probe will sciences curriculum of sen, 31, died Thursday Raton Cemetery/ take some 502 days to Wayne State Univer- in the Boca Raton Hotel. reach Jupiter. sity' s school of business Mrs. Nielsen was a administration. winter visitor at the ho- tel from Winnetka, 111. Edgar Morphy ' She is survived by her Study of Inter-Group Relations husband, Phillip R., and Services were iLllfl son, Jeffrey, Winnetka. Saturday for Edgar R.\ Services will be held Morphy, 62, 330 S.W.\ in Evanston, 111. Kraeer 12 St., who died Wed- ' Funeral Home was in nesday. Marymount Will Host Workshop Mr. Morphy came to charge of local arrange- \ A, two-day workshop ments,, i' Boca Raton a year and The workshop is de- thg peaching personnel. social science at St. a half ago from Chicago, orfljiter-group relations signed to afford partici- They are: Sister Mary Teresa's College, Wi- is scheduled for Mary- pants the opportunity to Audrey, S.N.J.M., nona, Minn.; and Sister Mrs. Juanita Trent He is survived by his moun\t College, March acquire insights and chairman of the depart- Mary Peter, S.S.N.D., Mrs. Juanita Neal wife, Dorothy, Boca Ra- 19-20} techniques for better director of educational human relations. ment of sociology at Trent, 45, Garden Aptso, ton; two daughters, Mrs. Sponsored by the Na- Marylhurst College, services for the died Tuesday. Mary Porter, Salt Lake tional Catholic Confer- Featured in the work- National Catholic Con- Mrs. Trent came to City, Utah, Mrs. Eliz- ence f^or Interracial shop is a traveling group Oregon; Sister Mary ference for Interracial w\ Boca Raton from Pom- abeth Ragouzis, Cincin- of sisters holding doc- Eric, S.S.N.D., clinical Justice in Chicago. pano Beach. nati, Ohio, and five' Justice, I the workshop torates in history, psychologist at Notre The conference opens She is survived by her grandchildren. will proviide opportunity economics, sociology, Dame College in St. March 19 with registra- two daughters, Teresa Services were held in for studyNof human con- anthropology and social Louis; Sister Yolande, tion at 8:30 a.m. Lec- and Mrs. Janice Yar- Lorne-Babione Funeral flict and fits resolution. psychology, who form O.S.F., department of tures by the traveling borough, Boca Raton, Home by Rev. Albert sisters with question and and one son, Robert Shiphorst, First Pres- answer periods are Trent, Virginia. byterian Church, fol- scheduled. Sunday, Services were held lowed by burial in Boca Florida Atlantic Physics Prof March 20, lectures, and Friday in Kraeer Raton Cemetery. question and answer periods will run from 9.-30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EL GRECO LAMPS & SHADES Will Speak at Two High Schools The traveling workshop Shoppers Haven-3341 N. Federal HWY., Pompano Dr. John SVNBlake- was associate technical fore ; joining the FAU is affiliated with Loyola South End Phone 942-9523 more, professofx of director of Honeywell faculty he spent a year University, Chicago and physics at Floricftf — semiconductor division -as senior staff scientist has as its theme: "The Lamp Shades and Lamp Repairs at Blue Bring your lamp for proper fitting Atlantic University, will in Riviera- Beach. Be- at Lpckheed Research Color of Truth." lecture to science stu- Laboratories, Palo Alto, The workshop is open * Celery dents at two high schoqLss" C alif orraa. to the public. in Brevard County and Studenf Group Since/1948 Dr. Blake- $19. also take jjfajt in an more' d research has evening pgdiiel discussion To Hear Speaker centered on semi-con- BOCA HEALTH COMPANY 'Tnursfay, March 3. ducting properties of Lecturing under the The Student Education crystalline solids, a FOODS auspices of the visiting Association Marymount subject on which he has Matching Bags $18. scientist program of the (SEAM) will hear a talk written a book and Vitamins - Minerals Florida Academy of Sci- by Miss Juasita E. Den- around 30 published SKEY ClU ences, he will discuss son, administrative as- papers. Practical out- Nutritional Supplements " semi-conductor lasers sistant of J.C. Mitchell growth of his work in- 716 at Cocoa Beach and School, Monday after- cludes germanium low Juicers Schools. noon Feb. 28. temperature thermome- INC. Arrangements for the Her topic "Integration ters and lead telluride 10 N.E. 1st Ave. GANCI visit were made by Rob- of Local Schools." semiconducting lasers. Near Palmetto Park Road • ert Dear en, science Miss Denson was born Boca Raton 51 S.E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton Physician supervisor for Brevard in Arcadia, Fla., and Phone 395-1455 _, County Board of Public received her bachelor's President Attends announces Instruction. degree from Hampton opening of his office at A native of London, University. Annual Meeting SPACE FOR LEASE in... England, Dr. Blakemore She began teaching obtained the doctoral school in Pahokee and Mother de la Croix, Boca Raton News Building E. Palmetto Park Road degree at the university joined the Rodman president of Marymount E. of Infracoasfal Bridge) there. He was with the School faculty in 1948 College, and Sister Ger- Honeywell Research where she was princi- ard, academic dean, are Center in Minnesota for pal until the school was representing the college ^ BOCA RATON, FLA.- OFFICE 395-8111 six years and for a year phased out. last year at the 1966 annual meet- J —• and the students trans- ing of the American As- ferred to Boca Raton sociation of Junior Col- and the J.C. Mitchell leges, meeting in St. MEET THE MAH IN ACTION FROM schools. Louis through March 4. Gait Plaza Gallery Fort Lauderdale WSBR AUCTION NIGHTLY 7:30 Si. 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Gait Ocean Mile •EXCELLENT TERMS BOCA RATON HEWS February 27,1966 3A American Studies Institute Paul Rogers Files for Race Will Be Held at St. Andrew's To Retain Seat in Congress Congressman Paul G. candidacy today, Con- Rogers has filed for re- gressman Rogers said A summer institute in can Values," and will offer an in-depth look at election to the United " it has been my honor American studies will States House of Repre- and privilege to repre- be conducted from June such problems as im- migration, the depres- sentatives. sent our district in the 19 through July 29 at Congress for 12 years, Saint Andrew's School. sion of the 1930's and Now serving his sixth the Negro struggle for and it has been my pur- William A. Burt will term in Washington, pose to devote my full be program director, equaltiy. A course in the •Rogers seeks re-elec- development of the time and energies to Eugene F. Curtis Jr., tion in the newly created the problems of the headmaster, has an- American film as an art 9th Congressional Dis- form and its impact on district and the needsof nounced. trict, composed of the its individual citizens, our culture and values counties of Palm Beach, This will be a course- will also be offered. and to actively seek the centered program with Martin, St. Lucie, In- views of all on legisla- Enrollment "will be dian River, Okeechobee, college professors drawn primarily from tion pending before the serving as the core of high ability students now Glades, Charlotte, Lee, Congress. the instructional staff in the junior year of Collier and Hendry. All "•I will seek re-elec- and high school teachers secondary .school, with 10 counties were at one tion on this record of acting as assistants. some sophomore and time part of the former representation in Wash-' Visiting lecturers and senior students consid- 6th District, and repre- ington, with the promise staff members will in- ered. Students will be sented by Congressman to strive for ever wider clude Dr. Marshall selected on academic^ Rogers. participation in gov.ern- .ment by all our people." Fishwick, project di- record, ability, interest Fort Temple wouldn't stand up very long under week at J.G. Mitchell School. By John Opel city's natural attractions which Almost all of the many motor- most interest us today. ist's who come to Boca Raton We were taken to task the travel along the Sunshine State other day for advocating civil What really hit us between Parkway. TheChamber of Com- disobedienc-e in this column... the eyeballs the other day was merce has established an in- just because we suggested that the mounting blight of billboards formation center for visitors anyone who enjoys driving springing up along Glades road immediately opposite the turn- Lost Forever? through the beautiful Florida between the Turnpike inter- pike exit, but all they could countryside might want to stop change and the Boca Raton city manage for that was a weather- and throw oranges at the Citrus limits. As far as signs go, some beaten old sign that used to be Statistical surveys show that the east coast to a field choked with palmetto scrub. Commission billboards. . are well executed and not too up on Federal highway until the of Florida is rapidly melding into one giant Farther on, the character of the landscape hard to take; others are just city forced its removal. . .it urban area. changes again. Along the banks and stream bed We still think it's a pretty plain garish in the true tradi- did not comply with the city Studies conducted by Florida Atlantic Univer- of the Old Spanish River, Sabal Palms abound good idea, but, just for the tion of highway advertising; and code. sity's John DeGrove and John Webb show that in the deep muck of a centuries old river. The record, it1 s • criminal disobed- a few are crudely executed and Palm Beach County is moving into an expanding area — dating way back — was called Boca Ra- ience , not civil. Thereby hangs apparently designed to repel But out there, one can just population situation with Boca Raton leading the tone's Lagoon and what is now Lake Rogers is an interesting distinction which rather than attract customers. stick up all sorts of signs way. More people, more houses, more apart- shown on old charts as "Mud Lake." has rarely been made, but which wherever one pleases, with the ments, more stores, more industries are on the In the hammock area — along the Spanish we won't try to pursue just now. Glades road isn't exactly the permission of the property own- way. River "valley" — the area is dominated by front door of Boca Raton, but ers. It somehow tickles our Press of population, while not being felt so palms, strangler figs, wild papaya, wild It's billboards, city beautifi- it's not the service entrance, fancy that behind, what was an much at the present time, will weigh down on gardenia, gumbo limbo and a hundred other dif- cation, and enhancement of the either. illegal' sign in the city one can every available municipal facility in not too ferent plants. find out what a nice place this many years- to come. Recently, the voters of And as the area shades over to what has be- is. One of the reasons it's a nice Boca Raton voted to purchase more beachprop- come the Intracoastal Waterway, the plant family place is because of the city's erty3 and it was a wise decision. changes again. Australian pines take over on the stringent sign ordinance. In the hopes of doubling their holdings, the banks which held the fill from canal dredging City Council has applied for matching federal and at the water's edge, mangrove are walking T6 get from the information funds under the Open Spaces act. With a dollar- west into deeper water, building new soil behind center to the city limits, one for-dollar grant from the federal government, them. drives down Billboard Alley. the city stands to be in a position to purchase It's a fascinating place and one of the few "Welcome to Boca Raton." twice as much land as originally planned. nearby places where the ancient geography and Interestingly enough, the land which the city is flora can be seen at close range. Development We don't object to signs per planning to purchase is nearly unique along of the area without consideration of the existing se, but when they cease being Florida* s Gold Coast. The area is largely un- natural features, without preservation of the helpful and are just offensive, touched by the hand of the developer. Natural growth on which nature has lavished such care things have gone too far. The growth abounds. over so many years, without regard for the heri- whole notion that the public has It's also interesting that the east side is sandy tage into which we have come, would be a loss an interest in what it sees is beach along the shores of the Atlantic Going in- which could never be recovered.. not a new legal concept but it land, the property slopes up to the famous ocean Enlightened development and intelligent con- is beginning to produce some ridge which for years has protected the area servation will make the area more valuable to interesting side affects. against the onslaught of hurricane-driven waves. those who use it now and even more so for future Sloping downward again, the terrain changes generations. But what can be done about billboard alley? First, the city should revive its plans for westward expan- sion. The law now permits A Questionable Decision annexation with the owner's permission and just for start- ers, the city might just as well While the School Board's action in placing the School Board voted 4-1 to place a vocational annex the Glades road right of a vocational school in the north end- of the school in a north county area, and to buy the way out to the Turnpike. Next county may be justified, we are convinced that land for it. step might be the annexation of it is indeed a hurried decision. \ Despite the pleas of South County Member Dr. additional buffer strips on Early in 1965, under the direction of Super- A. D. Thorp, the lone dissenter, the board went either side. intendent Robert Fulton, school personnel de- ahead and hired an architect for the project. ; Most of the area involved is termined the need for such a school. Though the board's decision may eventually unincorporated and without a After a study lasting months, Bill McLean, be the best one, we question the speed and the stringent sign ordinance it will the director of vocational education, said the spirit of provincialism of that decision. attract only more clutter. school gfrould be located near the need, and the It seems poor policy — and poor government— Secondly, the city should need was most evident in the south county area.; to spend hundreds of dollars and months of time study its sign ordinance with McLean was evidently backed up by the State\ to gather statistics, and then to ignore them; and the idea of plugging any loop- Board of Education's survey people. '• to spend taxpayers' money for property when it holes which may exist. Much of Boynton Beach's city council, moving to take is unnecessary. the praise-which the cit> has advantage of the location of such a school, do- Perhaps the people of Palm Beach County received ("it's such a pretty nated — in fact, deeded — a site to the School judged the actual worth of the School Board when place"): is dlie largely to the Board. they voted to take away salary compensation last "Is this the best we can expect?" absence of large and glaring Yet, in a real switcheroo Wednesday night, > November. signs. Magazine, Survey Point to Changing Situation Around the USA The Birth of a Megalopolis More Puzzles and Problems (See Related Story, Page 1A) lucky. Its industrialization has out realizing that he is seeing Donald O. Morgan, Palm come so recently that most of it one of the nation's great pro- Beach County's senior planner, is geared to modern concepts of duction areas. By Oliver B. Jaynes 435 congressmen have to stand Maurine Neuberger of Oregon. presented an inch-thick report utilitarian simplicity. "Khe re- The Florida megalopolis is for re - election. Thirty-five Oregon Congresswoman, Edith this week to the County Com- sult is a great industrial com- of unusual shape. A cattleman Although still nine months Senators will be out on the Green, may very well be Hat- mission. In it was predictions plex with little grime amd no would define it as a "Lazy T" away, interest in this year's campaign trail; 21 of them Dem- field's opponent. that the county will become al- smog, with factories set in with its top running from Jack- Congressional elections is al- ocrats. There will also be 35 Senator John Tower of Texas m most completely urbanized by landscaped areas, withplemtyof sonville to Miami and its stem ready being generated by con- governorships up for decision is one whose term expires this 1980, and that the population parking 'space for employees' from Daytona Beach through cern over the Vietnam puzzle of the voters this fall. year — and anything can happen will outstrip Broward by then, cars and with most employed Orlando into the west coast and rising domestic problems. Interest will be further stim- in that state. His opponent could and ultimately will pass Dade. owning their own well-cared- "\triangle of Tampa, St. Peters- Speculation over the effect ulated by contests between a very likely be Attorney General Much of Morgan's report was for homes in easy commuting biirg'--..and Clearwater. (Em- these matters will have on the number of national figures in Waggoner Carr -- a colorful compiled by Florida Atlantic distance. ' phasis to \^e importance of the complexion of the next Con- both parties. It seems likely, Texas figure. University ' faculty . members, cross ststie development of this for example, that Carl Hayden Supplementing this {industrial gress is being heard on Capitol The probable issues: Vietnam headed by Dr. John DeGrove, megalopolis was given recently Mill. The Republicans hold only — who has been a congress- war, handling of the anti-pov- chairman of the department of growth is the increasingly.gjgp- "by Walt Disney's announcement man since the early days of ular concept of/the industrial 32 of the 100 Senate seats; while erty program, changes brought political science and Dr. John of his intention to establish a over in the House Democratic Arizona statehood — will retire on by civil rights legislation, Webb, head of the department park, a complex/which provides $100 million tourist attraction and that Barry Goldwater may participating /ompaniesV with members out number the Re- rise in the cost of living, states' of economics. _ at Orlando.) publicans 294 to 141. This grasp the chance for getting rights and federal spending. Florida Trend, the staters -p~nfe?.ssicrial a5nstruc/ii6n, plant back to Washington. and grou'rils fMiptfenance,, strong Democratic advantage In 1964 the GOP lost 30 . most responsible magazine/ on The growth of industry, the is being felt in state politics Another senator to retire Congressional seats by small 'diisiness and industry, has gone This is a strip city where concentration of city dwellers, this year after 21 years of a visitor may drive 450 miles as well with the GOP having margins in traditionally. Re- one step further in its Feforu- the development of the Florida only 17 governorships and about service is Everett Saltonstall publican strongholds, such as ary issue. In an article ep/titled from north to south and 15- megalopolis — does this mean of Massachusetts. Contesting 1 miles from east to west with- half as many seats in the state Iowa, New York, New Jersey, "Florida Develops a, " Super that Florida will change? legislatures as the Democrat. for his seat may be Gov. John Michigan and Pennsylvania. The City," the editors of Trend Yes, of course it does. Flor- The off-year advantage of the A. Volpe and Edward Brooke, Republicans must.win most of explore the birth of a Megalop- ida already has changed greatly party out of power is bound to a Negro. Mark Hatfield, a ris- these back — and a number of olis. / from the farm state of past help the Republicans capture at ing young Republican, will likely the governorships too — if the Here are some,'of Trend's generations. Even the farming least a few more seats in both run for still another vacated party is to have any hope of findings: / part has been converted into the Senate and House. All of the Senate seat — that of Mrs. capturing the White House in '68. A new megalopolis — as big business with stockholder large in area as any in Lhe owned corporations controlling world -- is developing in Flor- most of the state agricultural ida. Sparked by the state's bur- production. Wit's End geoning defense and space in- And the corporation offices dustries, this is a "strip city" 4A February 27, 1966 are part of the growing impor- different in appearance from tance of the megalopolis. It can get quite boring when any other in the United States. This interdependence of city new parents talk on and on about 10 Years Ago in Boca Raton News Published every Thursday and their baby. Your only hope is With .its permanent popula- Sunday at 34 SE 2nd st0, Boca and farm is further illustrated First Methodist Church held groundbreaking ceremonies at the tion of 1,500,000 —and growing by the shape of the super city. that they'll have to get up. and Raton, Fla., 33432, by the change the subject. corner of northeast Second avenue and northeast Sixth street. rapidly — it is bringing to this Boca Raton Publishing Co., The stem of the Lazy T is the Invocation was given by Rev. Elton Powell, pastor. state the problems and oppor- Inc. Phone 395-5121. center of the Florida ridge Bill Gold tunities of all big cities. citrus plantings, and the top of The Chairman of the Board is Sammy Stone, Boca Kid, won his second fight when he kayoed J.H. JESSE the T follows the Indian River James Phillips in the second round at War Memorial Auditorium, The world's mightiest muni- Publisher citrus belt and lies close to the guy who can take as long as he wants to make a snap de- Fort Lauderdale. Stone was scheduled to go into the semi-finals cipal complex is the Boston- the rich Okeechobee mucklands the following night. New York - Washington meg- JOHN T. OPEL as well as the Homestead truck cision. Pniladelphia Bulletin alopolis. Close following in Editor farming area. Boca Raton was continuing its steady rate of progress, accord- their contributions to national As the megalopolis develops, One thing we know about the ing to the yearly report from William Lamb, town clerk. The production are the strip cities H. CLAY RILEY it forms a constantly growing last of a general indebtedness was paid off and retired early in which extend from Chicago Advertising Mgr. market for the produce of all speed of light — it gets here too the year, placing the town in position to negotiate a new issue if through Pittsburgh and from the rest of the state. As the early in the morning. necessary. m San Francisco through San MYRON YELVERTON population of the super-city : Bob Mockler Diego. Circulation Mgr. grows, the great agricultural Four Years Ago ' and recreational areas of the Wife in backseat to husband These, in the main, are com- Entered as second class mail at the post* Incumbent commissioner John R. Brandt won re-election to the plexes with their roots in tra- state become increasingly sig- frowning behind wheel: "Don't office at Boca Raton, Florida under the nificant. think of me as a backseat driv- city commission and a shot at the mayor's chair. The other com- ditional industries ~ steel, act of March 8, 1879. mission seat was filled by Robert I. Honchell, who ran a close coal, rubber, car building, tex- How to Govern? This new er, dear. Try to consider me a second. a tiles, chemicals'* — and the Member of the Florida Press Association metropolitan aspect of life copilot." ar-d National Newspaper Association. Frank Rose ugliness which traditionally poses new questions of govern- Matthew Marks was selected chairman of the Chamber of surrounded them is the subject Subscription rates; By carrier in the. ment. Cities whose boundaries city 15^ per week, 65^ per month; by A buffet dinner is one where Commerce membership drive. of a much publicized national mafl in the U.S., one year$/,50, 6 run into one another don't the guests outnumber the chairs. beautificatidn campaign today. months $4.00, 3 months $2.50. cheerfully give up their right Tom Jenks Carl Gunderson' and Joseph Horriess won the double shuffle- A Fresh Approach. Florida is of self government. board tournament held at municipal courts, Memorial Park. BOCA RATON NEWS February 27, 1966 5A • _ -. ______. » • w'm m ™^_p _ _ a _•"__*. «__• _ — »*» -.*_._..-..______• ______ Baseball Season Opens Tuesday, March 1st SUPPORT r THE BOCA RATON BOBCATS THE 1965 CLASS B STATE CHAMPIONS - YOUR HOMETOWN TEAM THE 1966 BOCA RATON HIGH SCHOOL BOBCAT BASEBALL TEAM 1 ~\ • -\ SUPPORT AND YOUR HOME TEAM CUP THIS 1966 BASEBALL SCHEDULE wil DATE TEAM DATE TEAM DATE TEAM DATE V TEAM March 1 Plantation* March 15 Belle Glade March 26 Jupiter April 7 ^Pahokee* March 4 - 5 Key West March 18 Clewiston March 29 Seacrest* April 12 Okeechobee March 8 .Seacrest March 19 Stuart* April 1 Belle Glade* April 15 Jupiter* March 11 Lake Worth* March 22 Pahokee April 2 Clewiston* April 16 St. Andrews* March 12 Cardinal Newman March 25 Okeechobee* April 5 Stuart DENOTES HOME GAMES THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING SUPPORTERS OF BOCA RATON BOBCAT BASEBALL BLUM'S of boca BOCA TACKLE SHOP CAUSEWAY LUMBER COMPANY FRAN'S CHICKEN HAVEN KECK'S BARBER SHOP 2980 N. Federal Hwy. SUPREME AUTO BODY 451 E. Palmetto Park Rd. VVinfield Shopping Plaza 65 South Federal Hwy. 395=5312 395-096E of Boca Raton, Inc. 170 N.W. 13th Sw 40G N.W. 2nd Ave. 3S5-0781 395-9884 395-1744 385-= 5335 BOCA HEATING and BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK JACK KEITZER THE COURT JESTER TOYLAND South Federal Hwy. at" MORRIS BICYCLE CENTER m AIR CONDITIONING, Inc. D&M AUTO PARTS Men's and Boys Wear 1603 N.W. 2nd Ave. Royal Palm Plaza 10S N.W, 3rd St. Camino R-al 41 S.E. 1st Ave. 395 = 2300 220 S. Dixie Hwy. 31)5-1961 across from cafeteria entrance 395-2844 395-2412 395-4995 SCOTTY'S AMERICAN SERVICE UNIVERSITY INN and BOCA HONDA SALES BOCA RATON OFFICE SUPPLY JACK'S BARBER SHOP 190 E. Boca Raton Rd. DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. 16^5 N. Federal Hwy. 3719 S. Fed. Hwy. - Delray 2166 N.E. 1st Ave. SCHRAFFT'S RESTAURANT 276-6400 395-3140 75 South Federal Hwy. 395-9891 395-2112 395-3300 2700 North Federal Hwy. CAMPUS GULF SERVICE STERLING FURNITURE, INC. BOCA MARINE STORE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS JOLLY BURGER 1465 N. Federal Hwy. YOUNG'S GARDEN SUPPLY 253 N. Federal Hwy. 1299 N.W. 2nd Ave. 309 South Federal Hwy, 395-9882 865 N. Federal Hwy. 395-3100 395-2628 and LOAN ASSOCIATION Boca Raton 395-0818 of Delray Beach 601 North Federal Hwy. 395=2121 27, 1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Harry Benson's Bobcat baseball squad posed for their first official picture of the season Thursday afternoon. They are, left to right back row: Wayne Dodge, Steve Dolan, Gerald Lewis, Harry Herbold, Chuck Lekniskas, Dana Dodge, Zane Emerson, Dennis Jones, .Tom Ziolkowski; front row, Mgr. Bob Switzer, Steve Keitzer, Tom Kingma, Terry McMahan, Bob Boz zone, Bob Keith, Ron Klipsic, -Tom Nolan, Bob Drews and Rik Jesse. Diamondmen Open Season Tuesday Plantation Here for 3:45 Start •if- Sunshine Tom Ziolkowski was Lekniskas. The big sen- ond. "He's one of my picked as team captain ior pitched a 6-4 record most outstanding play- for Tuesday's baseball last year and worked the ers/' Benson said. Polo opener by the State outfield when not on the "Second base will be Champion Bobcats, mound. He came out of well taken care of." Coach Harry Benson the season with a .323 Starters in the outfield said yesterday. Ziol- batting average. will be Gerald Lewis Resumes kowski will start at sec- Plays from the hot at left field, Harry ond base. corner will go from Herbold in center and Play resumes in the Dodge to Dodge in the Sunshine Polo League The 1965 Class B Steve Dolan in right. at Cecil Smith field Sun- champions will be opener. Wayne Dodge Herbold will probably will be hnadling his old day with two old rivals, shooting for the big one come on the hill in re- Royal Palm Polo Club this year as they move spot at third base and lief of Lekniskas before Dana Dodge was picked and Bunntyco of Chica- into Class A competi- the game is over. Last go, clashing in the first tion. Following a 20- by Benson to start at year the righthander first. Mike Enders, reg- game of a best two-out- game regular schedule compiled a 10 win - no of-three series starting they'll go into tourney ular first sacker last loss pitching record and year, played in the has an overall record at 3 p.m. competition. This will be the first Twenty - one players basketball tourney of 19-1. He carries a Thursday night and has .245 batting average. time in three weeks will be carried on the "Royal Palm has taken Bobcat roster this year, seen limited practice on Dolan, a senior play- the baseball field. the field as a team, al- and with the exception ing his last season for though George Oliver, of Catcher Tony Lalli, Switch-hitter Dennis" the Cats, is back at the the squad is intact from Jones will start at old stand in right field. its No. 3 man, was the last season's winning shortstop. The senior He is a .226 right-hand- star of.the All-Star team Whether the facial expression helps or hinders combination. was credited with an ex- ed hitter. that defeated Bunntyco isn't known, >but it might scare some of ihe op- cellent job, in this po- last Sunday in the bene- Taking Lalli's place Lewis, a switch-hit- fit game for the Boca posing batters. Chuck Lekniskas, left-handed behind the plate will be sition last season. At ter is a senior, but has bat, Jones hit .271. Raton Community Hos- hurier, Above ground burial in beautiful landscaped Citv Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Pompano Beach, r-1- •-. -'-- K': It's Snack Time At High School Feeding teenagers is a never ending prob- lem. At Boca Raton High School it has become a double problem. "When school began in the fall with the split session system, we decided the students who attend classes in the afternoon need a snack to break up their long day," said Mrs. Joyce Cook, cafeteria manager at the high school. The seventh and eighth graders at the school attend classes from noon until 5 p.m. Al- though the cafeteria officially is closed to them, the students don't worry too much about eating. They generally each lunch before they ;o 1166 attend their classes. But according to Mrs. Cook, noon to 5 p.m. Mrs. jjoyce Cook prepares snack boxes to be taken to classrooms. is a long time for a student to go without eating, especially a junior high school stu- Jeanette Martin and Mildred William pick up boxes. dent. So every afternoon, after the cafeteria people serve lunch for 600 hungry students, they prepare snacks for an average of 75 junior high school students. "It's a little less on Friday because the students are short on change by then." Actually there are 369 students registered for afternoon classes at the school. The snack usually consists of a sandwich, milk or fruit juice, and a brownie. The girls working in the cafeteria pack about five boxes full of food, which are taken up to the class- rooms by students at 2:30 p.m. "The students are allowed a 15 minute break at this time," Mrso Cook said. "At first we had problems getting adjusted to the snack system," she added. "Some- times we didn't make enough sandwiches, sometimes we made too many,," "But we finally hit upon a workable sys- tem." Now with the system down pat the girls in the cafeteria begin serving lunch at 11:45, prepare the snacks at 2 p.m. and are ready to call it a day at 3 p.m. Students crowd around choosing items to eat. Mrs. Cook settles a classroom bill with Mrs. Marion Cole. ANN LANDERS Advice to Girl Backfires Are You Expecting Too Much Dear Ann Landers: Kitty should be in a I'd like to tell "Massa- because I learned too Of A Friend? My best friend is 15. home for unwed chusetts Mother" a thing late that I should have Kitty (made up name) mothers, continuing her or two. She said nurse's been a nurse. was always a shy girl education and living aide work was degrading Today I cared for six and had very few dates. among other girls who and that she was asham- patients, did things for I was shocked when she can offer her friendship ed her Boston socialite them that the nurses swore me to secrecy and understanding. daughter was spending have no time to do. One and admitted she was her time that way. pregnant. Dear Ann Landers: I am a nurse's aide (Continued on Page 3B) The boy responsible is a sailor who shipped out last month. Kitty wrote to you for advice and you suggested she The tell her parents at once. Well, she took your ad- vice and now she is like © t x $ a tt a prisoner. Her parents made her quit school. They will not let her out Galleries of the house even to hang of Deerfield Beach Florida out clothes. She must stay in her room, out of sight, when friends or relatives come over. PROUDLY PRESENTS FROM THE ESTATE OF Everyone has been told that she is out west in a T.B. sanitarium. MARION DAVIES Naming a friend Executor of your Will Arrangements have been made for the baby STAR OF STAGE AND SCREEN places him under an obligation that may to be delivered at home. Kitty is bitterly resent- 1 WITH IMPORTANT ADDITIONS AND FROM OTHER OWNERS easily become difficult, embarrassing and ful that she is caged up like an animal. What can be done to help her? even costly to all concerned. —HEARTSICK FRIEND Dear Friend: Ask her PUBLIC AUCTION Our Trust Officer will gladly discuss, to let you contact a clergyman. An adult who Will Include by Catalogue free of charge, the advantages of naming has some standing in the community should in- MASTER PAINTINGS * FINE SILVER * PORCELAINS tervene in Kitty's be- our Institution as your Executor. half. Her parents are doing the girl a horrible FINE FURNITURE * ORIENTAL RUGS * LINENS injustice. PLUS A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF JEWELRY To Look Like A OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 to 6:00 COUNTESS TODAY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 - 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. Go To 1st AVENUE and ROYAL PALM ROAD and will continue as follows 395-4420 # MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28th - 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. TUESDAY, MARCH 1st - 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd - 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. FIRST BANK and TRUST DEALERS INVITED TERMS: CASH OR CHECK Newest - Finest In COMPANY of BOCA RATON Boca Eaton NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ROYAL PALM PLAZA GULFVIEW DRIVE DEERFIELD BEACH GALLERIES, INC Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 395-8888 2009 Route AIA Deerfield Beach, Fla. Phone 399-0755 2B_February 27,1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Club Slates The Total Look: Right Installation Fashion in Right Fabric Two Boca Ratonresi- dents will be installed as By Mary Todd buttonholes and threaded officers of Delray Beach This spring home ribbon in lace panels. Power Squadron Auxil- sewers will strive tow- Real or simulated iary at a dinner March 1, ard the total look; the smocking inspires the Mrs. Robert Mont- right fashion made in an peasant look in today's gomery will be installed appropriate fabric and fashions. You may pur- as president and Mrs. color and finished with chase smocked band Mignon Short, executive trim by the yard and committee member. details that count. Consider effective ac- simply stitch it to the The installation ban- cents in clothes you plan garment as a trim. quet will be held at 6:30 to make. When and p.m. in Briny Breezes, where you use trimming depends upon the design WHITEY SAYS: LWV Unit of the garment itself. The courreges look from France has in- Will Meet spired contrast bands The League of Wom- outlining collars and en Voters of South Palm necklines, short cropped Beach County will hold a sleeves and hip line unit meeting Thursday, jackets. Welt seaming is March 3. another outgrowth of this Mrs. Gifford Pearson (left), .past president of BPO Does, 'and Mrs. Willis The subject for dis- influence. The top-stitched seam Manning (right), president, 'greet Mrs. jPaul Walker, 'past supreme president cussion this month will be a continuation of the used on smooth sur- • AMOS WHITEMAN, Reg. ph. of Grand National. Mrs. Wdker was guest at an open house for the Does year's study on the faced fabrics gives new last week. Florida legislature, with dimension to many Take advantage emphasis on Florida's styles. of these great cabinet system: the way Accent stitching, util- the executive and legis- izing heavier or shinier SQUIBB values ! lative branches. work thread in single or mul- Happy House with each other in the Mrs. Kent Valandra ti - rows, handsomely operation of a billion emphasizes garment dollar business. edges or construction Boca Raton units will Couple Exchanges Vows seams. green - light for walls red, beige and black. By Claire Archer P.S. I'd like an exciting meet at 9:30 a.m. in the From Spain comes the - deeper for daybed - use of narrow soutache color. home of Mrs. Charles Prompt dark for carpet. The braid, corded bias trim, Do you have a ques- Dear Friend: You R. Stephan, 1010 NW In Wedding Ceremony relief tion pertaining to inter- draperies could be in Sixth Ter., and at 7:45 frog closures and ball a flowered fabric in could be adventurous and of minor ior decorating? Mrs. p.m. in the home of Mrs. buttons. sore throat gold, terra cotta and paint your ceiling red. Lorraine Mazza, shantung bodices. Archer will be happy to For the sidewalls of your Sheldon Dobkin, 1060 SW Frothy, antique-look- of colds answer your questions. white. daughter of Mr. and Mrs,, Flower girl was living-dining room use 20th St. Frank Mazza, 2798 N.E. Michele Mazza. ing lace touches are Request should be sent snow white. fashion influences from BOCA RATON to Boca Raton News with Request from .Mrs. 25th Ter., exchanged Best man was Robert wedding vows with Kent Barker, brother of the England. self - addressed envel- W.F.B. —My problem is The Victorian influ- PHARMACY ope. what color to use for Request from Mrs. Valandra, son of Mrs. bridegroom. 138 W. PALMETTO B.E.: Would you please Louis Valandara, Sher- Ushers were Robert ence is strong in the use Ph. 395-4841 Request from Mrs. curtains in my kitchen. of tiny buttons and loop L.I.S.: I need some help The cabinets are pink, help me out with colors man Oaks, Calif, last Hill, Ronald Nisbet and with my kitchen. The trimmed with white. The for curtains, pillows and Saturday in Bel Air, John Mazza. Ring bear- cabinets, including the built-in oven and table picture frames for our Calif. er was Frankie Mazzao counter tops and back- top range are in the bedroom? My furniture The bride wore a gown A reception at the Bel Pkwt same shade of pink as is French provincial in fashioned of dulcette Air Country Club fol- splash, are pale pinko The built-in oven and the cabinets and the an antique white finish, cameo satin and reem- lowed the ceremony. range are alsopalepink. floor is covered in a trimmed with gold. The broidered chantilly lace, The bride is a grad- PET GROOMING The refrigerator is sand colored tile. rug is magenta and the styled with an empire uate of Houghton Col- white. What color would Dear Friend: Might walls are painted pink. bodice, square neckline lege, Houghton, N.Y. The & ACCESSORIES you suggest for walls as well stay pink and Dear Friend: Why and short sleeves. A bridegroom attended and curtains? white. How would you not use a print in colors detachable cathedral Drury College and is a Dear Friend: How like deep pink and white of pink and white for train on the A-line skirt graduate of University would you like a checked curtains? your curtains — a jade was appliqued with lace of V.S.C., Southern Cal- .wallpaper in black and green for pillows — gold Mrs. Paul Layman has at the waist and large ifornia where he was a white for your kitchen picture frames. been named president of appliques of lace at the member of Kappa Alpha. walls. For the curtains, Request from Mrs. hem. Following a wedding Q. MacC.: We are re- Request from Mrs. the newly organized The imported illusion trip to Carmel, Mon- you could CTse white, Palm Beach County Chir- trimmed with black. doing our family room. H.V.: I would like to veil was caught in a terrey and BigSur, Cal- The sofa and twp chairs have a crystal chan- opractic Auxiliary. rose, designed by t h e ifornia, the couple will PAMPERING YOUR PET IS OUR PLEASURE Request from Mrs. are to be covered in a delier in my small din- Membership is made bride, of satin and with live at Sausalite, Calif. J.K.C.: I have recently black-and-white print. ing room — only 11 by up of wives of chiroprac- lace petals to match the 465 E. Palmetto Park Road Two tables will be paint- 13 feet — but I'm not gown. Call 395-5121 rented an apartment with tors practicing in Palm Boca Raton, Florida V) 5-5650 a living room that is ed a Chinese red. What sure it would be suitable. Beach County. Mrs. Lay- She held a cascade For Classified" Ads always dark. The lamps color could I use for the My table and buffet are man met with other offi- bouquet of a dozen white are on day and night. walls and rug? Italian in antiqued fruit- orchids. Dear Friend: I would wood finish. The chairs cers for a club planning Mrs. Robert Barker, No Free Gift Would you please ad- session Wednesday at the Wrapping On vise colors for a con- choose a pineapple color are painted white with was matron of honor. Sale Merchandise temporary sofa, pair of for the walls and the coral velvet cushions. I Bayou Restaurant. She held a cascade bou- chairs and walls? rug. will appreciate your quet of mums and step- Dear Friend: Let's opinion. hanoti. start by painting the Request from Mrs. Dear Friend: I think a Association Bridesmaids, Bonnie walls a tint of jonquil F.G. — What can be done crystal chandelier would Sim, Judith Short, and yellow. Your sofa and with my kitchen? It has be a handsome addition Holds Election Evelyn Fowler, carried chairs could be in a a blue vinyl floor, pink to your dining room. cascades of mums. grass green and yellow cabinets, trimmed with Residents of Palmetto They wore empire line print. Then add some white, blue appliances. Request from Mr. Park Terrace recently gowns with aqua crepe cranberry touches Please advise color for E.S.: While I'm-attend- elected seven members skirts and matching around the room. walls and curtains. ing college I've rented a to the board of directors Dear Friend: Lilac bedroom that needs new of their new association. OTRA YEZ Request from Mrs. goes well with pink and carpet. The walls are Directors are Robert W.M. — We are redoing blue. Why not paint the papered blue. What color Adams, Mrs. Joseph AlljBuxton Wallets, our den. Please sug- •walls a lilac? Have the sofa-bed cover, chair Ceros, Karl Pogue, CONSIGNMENT curtains in a white with and carpet would give Richard Robinson, Ed- SHOP gest colors for walls, the room a lift? carpet, daybed and dra- a small pattern in pink ward Roman, John Shoup 192 S. Dixie,Boca Raton Cigarette Cases peries. and blue. Dear Friend: Why not and Gerald Stiles. use a Chinese red for Officers of the board We do not buy your Dear Friend: Why not the sofa-bed cover and clothes, but we sell use three values of moss Request from A.N.: are Robinson, president; My husband will begin black for the chair. Your Shoup, vice president; them for you on con- Key Cases, and POGO Waft Kelly his vacation next week carpet could be in a Mrs. Ceros, secretary, signment. ; and he has.promisgd to bold black and white and Pogue, treasurer. Hours and Consignments paint the sidewalls ;and plaid. Lighters For Both ceiling* of our living- Happy house to you. Use the Classifieds 10 A.M.to5 P.M. Daily dining-' room. Will you plsase suggest a color that would go well in an Men and Wqmen old house with hardwood floors and Oriental rugs? The prominent To Aid In SALE or PURCHASE, an colors of my rugs are 50% off 80% Residenfai Mortgage preservation Is What You're Looking For! This Sale Will Run The way you live is worth preserving. 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Drive out U.S. I to Camino Real, * Commercial, apartment and mote! "Gifts of Distinction" turn west to Camino Gardens. mortgages also available! CALL . . . Prices start at mi mm MORTGAGE CIIMIY $25,950. At S.E. 1st and 2nd St. WEI R PLAZA BUILDING 395-4000 855 South Federal Highway TELEPHONE PLENTY OF 395.2808 FREE PARKING G. Wm. Anderson, Broker I Boca Raton, Florida 33432 BOCA RATON NEWS February 27, 1966 Ann Lander's Advice Column lish. And promptly. As coin and a long, self- (Continued from IB) mother. his love and companion- I have a lovely home ship. I see it you have a addressed, stamped en- dear old lady in her great deal to gain and velope. 70' s, the victim of a and considerable hold- How can I tell him ings of my own. I am without appearing to be nothing to lose. Ann Landers will be stroke, is my special rushing him into mar- glad to' help you with pet. not interested in this man's money. I'd be riage? No teen-ager is as your problems. Send I carried her break- very happy to sign a — MIAMI confident as he appears. them to her in care of fast in and fed her. I pre-marital agreement Get clued in. Send for Boca Raton News, Box gave her a bath, changed leaving everything to his Dear Miami: Unless Ann Landers' booklet 3346, Chicago, Illinois, her bed linen and brush- children. (I will leave you converse with him "Dating Do's and 60654, enclosing a ed her lovely hair. She what I have to my better in another laiag- Don'ts," enclosing with stamped, self-address- .was undoubtedly a rare daughter.) All I want is uage, tell him in Eng- your .request 35 cents in ed envelope. beauty in her time — the signs are still there0 Mrs. ]H. Ciay Calhoun, (left) former Soroptimist Club Charter member, and Today the woman is Bob Benedict, guest speaker, are greeted by Mrs, jEve Ritchey at a Soropti- •• totally helpless. mist meeting. iBenediet, 'director of Palm Beach Habilitation Center talked '' Massachusett s about the work at the center. Mother," this could be Calendar of you in 10 years. Would Royal Oak Bd. mtg., Community Center, 10 a.m. you then think nurse's MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28 Board of Realtors, Boca Raton Country Club, noon. Club to Host FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY aide work is degrading? Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. —PROUD Beg. oil painting, Art Guild, 9 a,m. Marian School card party, Community Center, Concert Series Glass staining, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Dear Proud: I re- 12:30 p.m. Convention ceived hundreds of let- Dressmaking 1, Community Center, 9:30 a,mo Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. office, presents CARLOS HONTOYA Women's Choral Group, First Methodist Church, South Palm Beach ters from nurse's aides 1 p.m. Flamenco Guitarist describing the satis- 10 a.m. County Young Republi- Needlecraft, Community Center, 1 p.m. Royale Woman's Club, Community Center, 2p.m. can's Club will co-host "'His subtle, amazing virtuosity is simply unbeliev= factions and rewards of Dramatic lessons, Community Center, 3:30 pjn. able!" Frankfort Allgetneine their jobs. Thanks to Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. off ice, the Florida Federation 1 p.m. Children's painting class, Art Guild, 3:30 p.m. of Young Republican all who wrote and es- Chess Club, Community Center, 7 p.m. pecially you. Flower arrangement workshop for beginners, Clubs at its 1966 con- Monday Evening, Mar, 7 at 8:15 Garden Club Center, 1 p.m. Contractor's Association, University Bowl, 7p.m. vention in Palm Beach. Brownies, Scout Hut, 2 30 p.m. Boca Raton Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, Univer- Other host for the BIBLETOWN AUDITORIUM Dear Amm Landers: : sity Park building, 7 p.m. 600 N.W. 4th Ave., Boca Raton Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35 St., 7 p.m. convention will be the Admission $2.00 «• AM Seats Reserved I'm a widow 59 years of Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7 30 p.m. age. A widower who is Knitting instr., Community Center, 7 p.m. : north Palm Beach group. 62 has been extremely Men's Garden Club, Community Center, 7:30p.m. Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. The convention is Tickets at Vincent's Music & Winfield Gifts, in. Boca Raton attentive. He is a wond- Beg. Bridge instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Gladioli Court 14, Order of Amaranth, Masonic scheduled for May 28O Hubbard.Wiggins, in D=lray Beach. By Mail: Concert Series, Progressive Bridge game, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Temple, Delray Beach, 8 p.m. FAU (Make checks payable to FAU and enclose stamped erful man and I am very selfeaddressed envelope). The Door, fond of him. Red Cross instructors class, fire station, 7:30 American Legion, 160 N.W. Second St., 8 p.m. Call 395-5121 We have talked about p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 4 For Classified Ads, Late comers will be seated only during program pauses. a great many things Brotherhood of St. Gregory's, St. Gregory's Portrait painting, Art Guild, 9 a.m. but not of marriage. A parish hall, 8 p.m. Ceramic Sculpture, Scout Hut^ 9:30 a.m. close friend of his con- PTA, J.C. Mitchell School, 8 p.m. Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. fided that he would like PTO, Boca Raton High School, 8 p.m. Dog training, Community Center, 10 a.m. to marry me but his TUESDAY, MARCH 1 Beg. liq. embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. New giant from General Electric! children are against it. WWI Vets meeting, Scout Hut, 2 p.m. * They do not dislike me Palm Frund weaving, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Landscape and still-life, Community Center, 9:30 Billiard instr. (children), Community Center, but they don't want me 4 p.m. to inherit any part of a.m. Plastic flowers, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Fish fry, Elk's Club, 140 N.W. 11 St., 6 p.m. their father's . estate Shellcraft, Community Center, 7 p.m. since it is largely money Dressmaking 2-3, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Debbie-Rand board of trustees, Hosp. adm, bldg., Golf instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. NO DEFROSTING that belonged to their 9:30 a.m. Yoga lessops, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Guitar lessons, Community Center, 8 p.m. Orange Juice Dog training class, Community Center, 10 a.m. Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. Sketch group, Art Guild, 10 a,m. Guitar lessons, Community Center, 9 p.m. Is Favorite Kiwanis Club, Chez Joey, noon. EVER! SATURDAY, MARCH 5 Plastic Flowers, Community Center, 1 pom. Plentiful fresh citrus Boca Verde Bridge Club, Boca Verde Apts., 1 Stickcraft, Community Center, 9 a.m. and the sharp decrease p.m. Tennis lessons (child), tennis courts, 9 a.m. in the price of frozen Garden Club, Community Center, 2 p.m. Drum lessons, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. orange juice has put a Bugle lessons, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Brownies, Scout Hut, 2:30 p.m. lot more Q£ this vita- Baton instr., Scout Hut, 3:30 p.m. Sparky Fire Dept., Boca Raton Theatre, 10 a.m. min - packed drink on Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Community Center Drum and Bugle drill, Community Center, 10:30 family breakfast tables. 7 p.m. a.m. Production of frozen Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. orange juice this year is Civitans, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 p.m. Guitar lessons, Community Center, 1 p.m. expected to be the sec- Junior Woman's Club, hosp. adm. bldg., 8 p.m. Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1:30 p.m. ond largest on record. Municipal Band rehearsal, Community Center Shufileboard Club, Scout Hut, 4 p.m. According to Miss 8 p.m. Teenage dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Mary Todd, extension Square dance instr., Scout Hut, 8 p.m. Bibletown concerts, auditorium. 8 o.m. home economics agent, Veterans WWI, Barracks 2855, Legion Home there's no need to con- 8 p.m. ' fine orange juice to the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 beverage category. An Adv. oil painting class, Art Guild, 9 a,m. orange custard fluff Boca Raton Women's Golf Association, Boca Raton makes a festive dessert Hotel Golf Course, 9 a.m. served in pretty sherbet Story hour, (ages 4 to 6), Boca Raton Library, dishes, tart or pie 9 a.m. shells. And orange but- Drawing and perspective, Community Center, ter is excellent on 9:30 a.m. French toast. Or try Etching on aluminum, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. this recipe for pancakes Toastmistress Club, Dutch Pantry, 10 a.m. STOCKS with orange sauce. Rotary Club, Deerfield Beach Country Club, Instead of the usual 12:15 p.m. liquid in your favorite BONDS pancake batter, use Horticulture workship, Garden Center, 1 p.m. r econ stituted orange •Adv. liq. embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. MUTUAL FUNDS juice. Prepare four pan- Tap and ballet, Community Center, 3 p.m. cakes per serving. Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. Spread each with PBA, police station, 3:30 p.m. whipped cottage cheese, Judo instr., Community Center, 7 p.m. stack and add a ladleful Boy Scout Troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, of Orange Sauc.e. 7 p.m. To prepare the sauce, Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. combine in a sauce pan Coast Guard Auxiliary, Community Center, 7:30 1 cup sugar, 2 table- p.m. spoons cornstarch and 1 Deerfield-Boca Rod and Reel Club, Inlet Club- teaspoon salt. Blend house, 7:30 p.m. well and slowly stir in Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. 1 cup water. Add 2 table- Xi Gamma Sigma, Beta Sigma Phi, member's spoons of butter. Bring homes, 8 p.m. to a boil. Reduce heat Epsilon Pi, Beta Sigma Phi, member's homes, and continue cooking, 8 p.m. stirring constantly until THURSDAY, MARCH 3 mixture thickens. Re- Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, Fresh Food Section • 4 Cabinet Shelves In move from heat and add CARTER, WALKER & CO., INC. 7:30 a.m. Refrigerator Section, 2 Slide-Out! • Slide- 1 can orange juice con- MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE centrate. Blend well. Watercolor class, Art Guild, 9 a.m. Out Meat Pan (Covered) • Porcelain Enamel Serve warm or chilled. Crushed glass, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. 95 Royal Palm Women's Golf Association, Royal Vegetable Bin, Holds % Bushel! $ Arvida Building Boca Raton, Florida For additional citrus While Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Supply recipes call the Exten- Floral arranging, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Phone 395-7300 sion Home Economics Huge Zero-Degree Freezer • Handy Swing-Out 309 Office at OV 3-1252 or Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Basket For Easy Storage • Deep Door Shelf Tennis lessons (adult), tennis courts, 10 a.m. write 531 North Mili- Holds Vz Gallon Ice Cream Cartons • 2 Mint- tary Trail, West Palm LOW CONVENIENT : Beach, Florida, 33406. Cube ice Trays • Juice Can Rack TERMS Thoughtful remembrances for Arranged in our store Spain has 3.7 million Colors, or White! primary -school chil- those special friends. dren, taught by 100,000 GENERAL ELECTRIC QUALITY... known, respected, wanted by millions! teachers, reports Joa- Since the Sunstream Groves packing 1 quin Tena Artigas , di- house is located at the citrus groves, rector general of pri- mary education. He says we are able to pick, process The Word Is Reliance at... that by 1968 all Spanish children up to age 14 and ship our delicious tree-ripened will have state, religious fruit the same day. or private schooling. Hor the VALENCIAS $7J5 y2 BUSHEL CORRECT TIME Enjoy Fresh Juice From 24 hours a day Our Carousel Juice Bar Gall 395 M10 Picked Fresh Daily caiirtesy of BOCA RATON TEMPLES SHOPPERS HAVEN AVE. SHOPPING GROWERS - PACKERS - SHIPPERS POMPANO BEACH Open Monday and PLAZA NATIONAL BANK $7.50 Vi BUSHEL Friday 'Til 9 PM. BOCA RATON Located at the entrance of Sunshine Parkway WH 1-5837 395-4122 S. Fed.at Camino Real; and Boca Raton Interchange 25% Higher For Canada JB February 27, 1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Color Coordinator Aids Buyers In Cloister Tower Appointments A full-time color co- selection calls for through to see that the ordinator is working to matching colors in the proper pieces of equip- assist purchasers of basin and water closet. ment in the desired col-, Cloister Beach Towers In turn, these colors in- ors are installed as the high rise. Bathtub colors fluence the colors and owner has ordered them. are a big item on her textures of ceramic tile While workmen pour- list of things to take floors, and walls, vanity ed the seventh floor, for care of for apartment cabinets, counter tops example, she counseled owners of Cloister and hardware that com- owners and got their Beach Towers. plete the truly colorful personal choices for in- Persons who buy bathrooms of Cloister terior colors in apart- apartments now and in Beach Tower apartment ments that will be on the next few weeks have homes," she said, eighth and ninth floors. the privilege of select- Mrs. Griffith, who has "Then we put in or- ing their personal color worked as a color spec- ders and have the ap- preferences, officials ialist most of her life, pointments ready to in- said. is helping apartment stall as construction "The purpose of our owners to make color reaches these floors," Kay Latham, Florida Power and Light Co.'s home service repre- Co.,] WE GROW OUR OWN FRUIT . . now'sa good fime to clean BRING AD IN out the closet, the utility room, $ and if you're that lucky, your Orange attic too! Juice GAL TANGELOS no deposit OH SHIPPING TEMPLES A low-cost NEWS classified will Tangelos, Temples, Pineapple Oranges, Pink and White Grapefriut An estimated 600 persons turned out Friday to Commerce Coffee Club. jFrom left are John Wolf, do the job quickly and hear Ralph Rotnem, right, 'senior vice president RUDY'S FRUIT SHIPPERS manager of the firm*3 Boca Raton office, Henry economically! S'A MHes West of State Rd. W on Rd. 84. Fpllow of Harris Upham & Co.,