FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964
Boca Raton Hews Bldg. Largest Circulation 34S.E. Second St. Of Any Newspaper Phone 395-5121 In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS \ VOL.8 NO. 39 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, August 22, 1963 16 Pages \. PRICE TEN CENTS $12.5 Million for County In College Building Bonds Florida Atlantic University Blank to Speak at Dedication Woild Receive $8.6 Million
State Senator Ralph ca Raton Inlet. Mouw will perform the Florida Atlantic Uni- Jaycees set a pattern Blank Jr. is slated to The Boca Raton "Star Spangled Ban- versity will receive $8.6 for state-wide support be the principal speak- Chamber of Commerce, ner." million and Palm Beach of the bond issue by er at Labor Day cere- which is organizing the "The new bridge, County's junior college passing. a resolution monies dedicating the dedication ceremony, Tom Meredith, presi- will receive $3.9 mil- "unanimously backing new bridge across Bo- said Mayor Joe DeLong dent of the chamber, lion of the state's col- this proposal . .." Rob- will give the response said, "is a genuine as- lege building bond is- ert Agnew,. president of for the city and assist set to Boca Raton and sue, Dr. Kenneth Wil- the local Jaycees, said City to Seek in the ribbon-cutting the Chamber of Com- liams said here Tues- the local group will send ceremony. merce, on behalf of the day. a delegation to the Jay- The chamber's dedi- people of Boca Raton, Williams outlined the cees' conference in Na- Luke Area cation committee is thanks everyone who had problems facing higher ples this weekend to headed by Col. I,H. a hand in its creation. education in Florida and urge statewide support of the bond issue. A 50-acre recreation Gronseth. Others on the We hope all the resi- the county's $12.5 mil- site on Lake Wyman will program include the dents of this area will lion share in a talk be- Agnew said the Boca be sought by the Boca Rev. A.G. Shiphorst, turn out on Labor Day fore the Boca Raton Ju- Raton delegation will Raton City Commission. pastor of First Presby- to witness the dedica- nior Chamber of Com- bring the matter to the Mayor Joe DeLong terian Church, who will tion." merce. floor of the conference Chief Water Plant Operator Gus Hager sits at the new master control panel in made the request, and give the invocation, and The bridge was con- In a vote following andask passage of sim,- the expanded water treatment plant facilities on Northwest 13th street. Al- won the support of other the Rev. Paul Leo Mann- structed by the State William's talk, the local ilar resolutions by Ju- members of the com- ing, pastor of St. Joan Road Department fol- nior Chambers through- though'the new facilities are "mostly" in operation, largely as a result of the of Arc Church, who will lowing negotiations with strain on the plant caused by the recent dry spell, there is still some work to mission, to direct an out the state. appeal to Gov. Farris give the benediction. Arvida Corp. and Schine Board Will Seek "Florida today is. at complete on the expansion project. Bryant for the acre- The Seacrest High Enterprises, Inc., which a crossroads," Wil- age, now held as a ma- School Band, under the led to acquisition of the Hospital Site liams told the Jaycees. terial spoil area by the direction of William necessary right of way. "The path we choose to Florida Inland Naviga- Robinson, will play for It replaced an aging, Appointment of a site follow will lead either to Storms End Dry Spell, Injure 2 tion District. the ceremony. Mrs. Sue single-lane wooden committee to study lo- a place of national cations for a 100-bed were William Harring- DeLong pointed out Mead and Mrs. Lavonne structure. prominence for Florida Rain storms this week at Florida Atlantic Uni- hospital in Boca Ra- or to second-rate sta- broke the area's dry versity were injured ton Jr. of Miami and that with the opening of ton was announced this when a sudden gust of James E. Ashby of Pom- Florida Atlantic Uni- tus, and our choice rests spell . . .and a few other versity next year, the Change of School in Offing week by the board of almost entirely on what things. wind Monday toppled the pano Beach. They were trustees of the Debbie- wall. taken to North District need for additional rec- we choose to do about Three workmen who reational facilities will A change of school is kins said, is to even up Rand Foundation. our support of higher sought shelter alongside Hospitalized and re- Hospital after the wall the student load at the The committee's ap- ported in fair condition collapsed on them. increase. in the offing for many education." a freshly-mortared wall In other action at Boca Raton students, schools. pointment follows re- Calling attention to an The showers, which Tuesday's meeting, the according to an an- Bus transportation ceipt by the foundation "emergency" in facili- Felice Institute Elects started Sunday, had City Commission: nouncement by Howell will be provided with the of a feasibility study ties for higher educa- brought a total of 4.32 AUTHORIZED a new L. Watkins, superintend, schedule to; toe announc- prepared by Hillman- tion, Williams listed inches of rain to Boca contract for mainte- dent of public instruc- ed before the start of Jones Associates. A three elements which he St@ver t© N®ti®fi@I Post Raton before Wednes- nance of the city's radio tion of Palm Beach the term. foundation announce- said created the situa- day afternoon. communications equip- County. Boca Raton High ment said the commit- tion. Det. D.C. Stover of ment. James Ambrose Students in grades one School, for students in tee would consider pre- Williams said the Boca Raton was elected Chief Water Plant through six and who last grades seven through vious offers of land do- Operator Gus Hager of Boca Raton won the problem was caused by a national vice president new contract. year attended the Boca 10, will serve the areas nations. "the phenomenal in- of the Southern Police said more than two and Raton School and who of both elementary Also appointed was a half inches of rain RETURNED to the crease in the number Institute Alumni at the live in Boca Raton Park, schools. an architectural com- of ... college age stu- institute's annual re- were recorded here in a Planning and Zoning Boca Raton Square, Pal- Students in the area mittee to make recom- training session last three and one half hour Commission a propos- dents; the current de- metto Park Terrace, east of the Intracoas- mendations to the board mand for a kind of ed- week in Columbia, S.C. period beginning at 3:30 ed change in front-yard Country Club Village, tal Waterway and north on selection of an ar- p.m. Monday. He said it setback requirements in ucation that was large- Stover, a veteran po- Paradise Palms, Uni- of a point two miles chitect for the project. ly unknown 20 years ago, lice officer and a 1954 was the heaviest rain- the R-B-A business versity Park and west from Boca Raton School The Hillman-Jones fall here since. June 16 zone. Further clarifica- in order to produce men graduate of the insti- to, and including U.S. (north boundary of Sun report advised a mini- and women with the tute, attended the re- when a 1.81-inch rain- tion was sought by the 441 to the West Del- and Surf) will continue mum 30-acre site with fall was recorded. Commission. to attend Plumosa Ele- skills that are now in training session on ray Road, will attend 40 acres preferred. A demand; and the fact funds provided by a cit- Showers Sunday and RECEIVED letters the J.C. Mitchell School. mentary School, Delray site on or adjacent to izens committee after Tuesday boosted the to- and telegrams from 58 Junior High and Sea- that Florida has for The change in bound- Florida Atlantic Uni- many years lagged be- the City Commission tal to 4.32 inches. (Continued on page 7A) crest High School. versity was advised. refused to appropriate aries and transfer, Wat- hind in providing even city funds for the trip. Det. D.C. Stover the year-to-year expan- Stover is also a grad- sion thac was needed." uate of the John E. Reid County Intelligence Unit He said the bond is- and Assoc. Polygraph and is active in the Tri- sue, which will total $75 Training School and County Intelligence Unit million for the state, served for 11 years with and the Broward County will "construct vital fa- the Charleston, W. Va,, Intelligence Unit. Sto- cilities on the campus- police department where ver is secretary of the es of 23 junior colleges, he was lieutenant of de- Palm Beach County Po- five universities, a new tectives prior to moving lice Chiefs' Assn. and a university, and a new to Boca Raton. state college." member of the Ameri- Cost of the issue he He is a charter mem- can- Academy of Poly- pegged at "one dollar ber of the Palm Beach graph Examiners. per person, per year." Financing of the bonds will be tied to the state's Planning Starts for City's Annual utility taxes, Williams explained, and will not Christmas Lights and Decorations require new taxes. The state's 1.5 per cent tax ed" according to cham- on the gross receipts Christmas street of utility companies, lighting and decorations ber president Tom Mer- edith. FAU Starts Intensive Planning earmarked for the col- were the subjects of a lege building bonds,,was recent meeting at the A committee was levied in 1931. Greater Boca Raton formed to inquire into Chamber of Commerce. the cost of installing a An intensive six- development for FAU. feeder line on U.S. 1 week period of daily Dr. Baskin is director Representatives of and the cost of convert- planning sessions be- of educational research Local Han Injured local civic clubs and ing the decorations used gan at Florida Atlantic at Antioch College, Yel- William Gearhart of University this week. low Springs, Ohio, and Aboard Carrier last year so that they has served the U.S. Off- Florida Power and Light will be better illumi- From it will come Company, attended the the policies and pro- ice of Education as a nated at night. No final specialist in new de- Naval Aviation Mate meeting. decisions were made grams of study for the Richard Kinzig of Boca i new state university velopments in higher Invitations were sent either as to the type of education. Raton was injured last to all the civic and fra- illumination or decora- slated to open for upper week in an accident ternal organizations tions to be used. Anoth- division students only Dr. Baskin is the au- aboard the carrier USS listed with the Cham- er meeting will be held in 1964. thor of "Quest for Qual- Saratoga. ber but the "response as soon as the necessary First weeks of the ity," a pamphlet in the Kinzig was reported left much to be desir- information is obtained. conference will be de- New Dimensions series to have suffered sec- voted to defining the published by the U.S. ond-degree body burns goals and objectives of Office of Education. He in the accident. Naval the university, which is presently completing authorities said the ac- has received a go-ahead a book on new develop- cident occurred when a from the Board of Con- ments in higher educa- pilot struck a parked trol to experiment with tion under the sponsor- plane, while landing BOCA RATON NEWS new methods in the ship of the Association aboard the carrier dur- teaching-learning pro- for Higher Education. It ing Mediterranean ope- The Boca Raton News will publish its cess, Dr. Kenneth R. will be published by Mc- Williams said. rations, traditional "Back to School" edition Aug. Graw Hill. He also wrote Kinzig lives herewith Coordinator for the the script for the film his wife and two child- 29. Stories, features and pictures from area sessions is Dr. Sam "Ways of Learning" ren at the home of her schools and advertising specials are sched- Baskin, also serving as parents, Mr. and Mrs. uled for inclusion in the section. consultant for program (Continued on page 7A) Fenwick O. Miller, 434 N.E.6thSt. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 22, 1963 Congressman Rogers Binsfs WOLFIE'S Boca Raton Allied Shipping to Cuba Congressman Paul tively cut off trade with Rogers this week in the Cuba by free world na- RESTAURANT and GLUB House of Representa- tions, ithat Communist tives called the Greeks' Cancer shall continue to 1701 N. FEDERAL HWY. (U.S. T), BOCA RATON hand on their failure spread^ its infection, to stop Greek shipping posing a threat to not Restaurant Special Featured Every Night to Cuba — in accord- only the United States, ance with a Royal De- but to freedom of the Large Choice of COMPLETE DINNERS cree issued in March. whole Western Hemis- phere as well." INCLUDING TWO COMPLIMENTARY COCKTAILS OF YOUR CHOICE In a House speech the ALSO ANY OF OUR FAMOUS MAMMOTH DESSERTS Florida Congressman released figures from Club Will Hold IUHCH SER VED)FROM' FROM 4 to 2 0 P.M. the latest reports on free world and Russian Rummage Sale DAHC1H6 Featuring shipping to Cuba obtain- The -Wheelette club NITELY WOLFIE'S DANCE COMBO ed from the Maritime of Seacrest High School 2 Administration and Na- will hold a rummage val Intelligence: sale from 8 a.m. to 4 Shipping to Cuba p.m. Aug. 31, at Delray Free World Russian Pony League field. COCKTAIL HOUR i Jan. 12 35 This Seacrest girl's Feb. 19 34 service club undertakes March 28 32 fund raising projects to- April 37 27 wards a scholarship for 4 to 6 J.M. May 44 38 a graduating Seacrest June 43 31 senior. Winner this July *28 *23 year, Marilyn Burger, ALLDRINKS * (incomplete) will enter Palm Beach Rogers said, "From Junior College next these figures can be month. GETTING TO KNOW YOU ,.. seen that free world shipping is not on the Our Ala Carte Menu is Always Availahle-Since WE NEVER CLOSE wane, but rather on the lent h continual upswing. It Car or Truck Sean Connery is James Bond, Ian Fleming's fa- would seem that these it mous Secret Agent 007, in the first of the Bond free world countries Lowest Bates WOLFIE'S "The Meeting Place of the Palm Beaches who yearly expect Unit- BECKER'S' fil£3.AR|i'f thrillers "Dr. No," now showing at the Cinema. Phone — «"• *"•*«"» • With Connery is Ursula Andress. ed States foreign aid, and who yearly I might Night - 941-3252 add receive this aid, would lend an ear to the NOW SHOWING United States' requests for an effective ban on CHARLTON DAVID Cuban trade. A case in HESTOH * GARDNER * N1VEN point is Greece. In fis- cal year, 1962, the Unit- in color "55 DAYS AT PEWN6' ed States provided 82.2 million dollars in for- eign aid for Greece. Of COLOR COHIT "BLACK ZOO" that amount, 64.1 mil- lion were outright grants, and yet Greek DR|\'E-EN ships have made 63 calls S, Federal Hwy. on Cuba's ports since PPLIANCE Eeerfield Beach the beginning of 1963, THRU WEDNESDAY in spite of a Royal De- cree issued banning IN COLOR shipping to Cuba by GENERAL EL1CTRIC Greek shippers. It is Jill HI 111! Henry Fonda strange that the Greek Plus Government cannot en- Shoppers Haven - WH1-5837 I 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza - 395-4122 Jack Lemmon force its own decree." POMPANO BEACH R BOCA RATON in "Days of "I cannot understand why the United States Wine and continues to supply aid Roses" to countries who will not suDDort our position Drive-ln WE 3-9930 of ridding Communism GENERAL ELECTRIC Federal Hwy,, USl, Between from the Western Hem- Ft. Louderdale and Pompanc isphere. I would hope 9 « a ess B FRIDAY and SATURDAY that we shall bear this in mind when consider- ing the Foreign Assis- YOUNG & WILD""TEENA6E BAD GIRL' tance Act of 1963 this week," he said. WEIGHS ONLY JUVENILE JUNGLE" "IS and ANXIOUS" The Florida Con- 1964 GE TV gressman again called on the United States to * Lifetime Warranty LBS. STARTS SUNDAY: "Bye Bye Birdie" take steps to ban trade with Cuba in line with on pressure etched the proposals outlined 11-Inch Picture Tube in his bill, H.R. 7687, circuit board which if passed would close U.S. seaports to ships of any nation which * Up Front Speakers allows any of its vessels to trade with Cuba. Model 110 Rogers summed up by * Telescoping Antenna saying, "Until we effec- Can Be Carried By A Child ! Ebb Tide RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Steaks, Chops & Seafoods FULL COURSE GE WASHER DINNERS from 1.95 WITH EXCLUSIVE Eve Lynn at the piano FILTERFLO FRL & SAT. Niglite 3 CYCLES N. Fed. Hwy. Boca Raton NORMAL • DELICATE €R 8-1741 AND SOAK
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Roberta Allen Welch, ley Bernard, Mrs. John By Elaine Fiske Francis daughter of Mr. and Loughery, Mrs. Jack Mrs. John J. Welch, was' v Holly, Mrs. Charles (eldon, Mrs. Helen Hu- of her Peace Corps guest of honor at a sur- ty headmaster of Saint prise bridal shower at lick Mrs. Joseph Chae- j Devoid for the most training. riK Mrs. Gladys part of students and Andrew's, they dis- Another Massachu- the home of Mrs. Wil- missed the thought of liam Ruff,. 364 N.E. 6th EricKkon, Mrs, John masters, Saint Andrew's setts vacationer is Nan- St., Tuesday evening. Welch,V mother/ and campus still boasts a an away-from-Florida cy (Mrs. Richard) Mey- Co-hostess was Mrs. Miss Jo-Ann Welch, busy population of 300 — vacation and instead are er who spent two months sister, c construction crews rac- relaxing these days at in Nonquitt while hus- Chester Kubik, aunt of the bride to be. A wedding on August ing the calendar dead- the Sun and Surf Club. band, Dick, headed up 23 is planned to Mako- line for the Sept. 30 Surprise way-ahead- athletics at the summer A' color scheme of pink and white dressed ta Takizawa of Nagano- school opening. Origi- of-time returnees were school here. Ken, Japan. nally slated to open for Phyllis and Joe Gould, Finally, New England the party fixin's and its second scholastic head of the history de- has also claimed the guests included Mrs. year on Sept. 15, the partment. Seems — ac- Reverend Hunter Wyatt- Thomas Malone, Mrs. To Place A . demand for extra build- cording to Phyllis — Brown Jr., former Arnold Kurzinger, Mrs. Classified Ad f that marvelous as their William Day, Mrs. Her- ings forced an extension headmaster and now bert Brown, Mrs. Stan- Phone 395-5121 of vacation time. (To summer was at Am- president, who is cur- which as yet no student herst, they became just rently visiting in Center has objected.) too homesick for Boca. Harbor, N.H. With him You arc cordially invited to attend our Among the few facul- This same reason are daughters, Liz (who MUTUAL FUND ty now in residence are may account for the ex- attends St. Margaret's Dr. and Mrs. Joseph pected Sunday arrival of School in Tappahanock, INVESTMENT FORUM Rennard, hosts at a re- the Ray O'Briens, who Va.,) and Diana who flies Wednesday, August 28, at 7:30 P.M. cent dinner party honor- have been vacationing on home today to prepare FILM-— ing the William Benja- Cape Cod following Fa- for Palm Beach Junior mins of Manalapan, In- College. "YOUR MONEY AT WORK" ther O'Brien's success- - GUEST SPEAKER - >.. cidentally, all four are ful Saint Andrew's stu- gourmet devotees — dent tour of France, To MR. ALBERT C. GORDON Peggy Rennard boasting DO PUT this date on your Cstandar and spend the evening add a final travelling Ci¥ifins Htar with us — — Refreshments will be served. a cookbook library of touch, daughter, Erin, over 250 volumes! — is scheduled for Singa- Til Assessor with particular stress pore on the completion LEE HIG6INS0N CORPORATION on oriental cuisine. 105 E.Boca Katon Road, Boca Raton, Florida The Civitan Club has After a strenuous NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO summer with Dr. Ren- Council Heeds Clothing designated past presi- nard doubling as a mem- dent Dick Gould to con- Member ber of the University The Boca Raton Wel- fer with Jim Brannigan The queen and her court: Lanitfi Kent, "Miss Florida World," pictured with New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange School faculty anddepu- fare Council has a sub- to devise ways and runners-up Carole Hale of South Miami (left) and Lucy Lazarus of West Palm Other Principal Stock Exchanges stantial demand for all means to develop class- Beach at Cape Coral. Investment Service since 1848 sizes of clothing for the es here for mentally re- PH. 395-4500 SAVE THESE use of needy families. tarded children. Area residents may Guest speaker at last LUMBERS leave donations at any Tuesday's meeting was ¥lk Sponsored Kindergarten time at the police de- Carl Bates, deputy Palm FOR partment on Northwest Beach County tax as- Registration Scheduled Tburs. 2nd avenue. sessor, who stressed EMERGENCY USE two points of interest to citizens: deeds of home- The Boca Raton All parents who reg- Attendant! Fire Though Costa Rica P.T.A. Kindergarten istered their children puts 30 per cent of its owners must be record- ed before Jan. 1 to per- will hold fall registra- during the spring regis- 395-1121 national budget into ed- tion at the Florida Ju- tration are asked to con- ucation, about 51,000 mit claim for homestead nior Academy on North- firm these registrations ALL RESIDENTS children of primary- exemption, and that as west 4th avenue Thurs- by calling Mrs. Meeker Police school age and 100,000 many as 3,000 county of BOCA RATON home owners failed to day, Aug. 29, from 8 at 395-1471 or Mrs. of high-school age do Bishop at 395-4167. ••'# 395-1131 claim exemption last a.m. to noon. not attend classes. New This is the kinder- Confirmation can also moves to step up teach- year. be made at the Junior J. Theodore John- garten's fifth year of Ambulance er training and school operation. It is a non- Academy on registra- Please tune to building have begun with son, publicity chairman tion day Aug- 29 until of the Civitans, con- profit organization 395-1800 United States assis-. headed by a board of noon. tance. firmed that Bates will RADIO STATION appear before any inte- directors of P.T.A. New registrations rested groups to supply members and interest- will be taken at the Aca- WRBD , information on county ed local citizens, under demy by Mrs. Clyde De- tax problems. the professional guid- Shields, Mrs. Nicholas 1470 on your The Civitan Club ance of school princi- Bishop, Mrs. Harry- meets every Tuesday at pals Paul Matwiyof J.C. Overby and Mrs. Rusley 7 p.m. at the Ebb Tide Mitchell School and Meeker. 210 S. Fed. fiwy. Delray Beach CE 8-1031 restaurant. Robert Trafford of the All children who will EACH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 3:00 P.N. Boca Raton Elementary be five years old before {Immediately after the News Broadcast) school. Jan. 1, 1964, are eligi- Teachers are Mrs. ble. A birth certificate James O'Neal and Mrs. is required and a health honey blonde CONTINENTAL LOAFER M.J. McDonnell. form should be filled Listen To The Truth As Broadcast by Your Designed for South Florida TEENS out by your own physi- cian. These forms will Mayor in Re: BOCA RATON NEWS be available at the time PHONE 395-5121 of registration and those Published every THURSDAY To our municipal affairs and problems, sub- at 34 S.E. 2nd St. by Boca from the spring regis- Raton Publishing Co. tration should be re- stantiated by facts. turned. James H. Jesse Tuition is $4 weekly Publisher and the program, which Keep advised about our City's progress, predi- Honey Blonde Continental - Waxed Leather John Opel, Editor follows the public school cated upon a sound, efficient, economical and Cowboy Heel - Cushioned Arch - Slim Line Last H. Clay Riley, Adv. Mgr. calendar, is operated Hand Sewn Collar - under standards set by financial basis with intelligent planning for the A95 Dwight Peters, Circ. Mgr. the State Board of Edu- future welfare and benefit of our City and all Narrow and Medium Widths SIZE kVi to 8 Entered as Second Class cation. Matter at the Post Office at our residents. Boca Raton, Florida, Dec. STEP MASTER, SEBAGO, AMERICAN JUNIORS, 1, J9SS. In the newly sovereign Sincerely yours, MEMBER FOOT KING, P.F. FLYERS, and Florida Press Assn. African countries more JOE DeLONG, Mayor National Editorial Assn. than 50 libraries of the Boca Raton United States Informa- City of Boca Raton, Florida Chamber of Commerce tion Agency provide Subscription Rates books and other infor- This public service is being rendered without cost to our City by By carrier in city . . 10if week mation about American the owners and management of Radio Station WRBD. 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We offer complete service that meets your every banking need. We suggest that you tell us the nature of any banking problem NATIONAI — we'll tell how we can help. BANK On CAMSNO REAL Opm Fnday Evming 5 t0 7 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 22, 1963 Beaoh Rad Local Nan Receives Ham License '° ofBo- One Boca Raton resi- lay League, Hartford, dent has received na- Conn., for successful Broward tional recognition from DRUG STORES the American Radio Re- theory classes given by censes from rti«the Federal Communications Com- LOOK FOR THIS mission. Club president Al SIGN ON U.S,#1 Wilson presented the Hwy. 2515 H. certificate of merit to 5TH. AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA Fed. Hwy. Mrs. Thomas at the reg- 1972 N.E. 5th Ave., Boca Raton Between Deiray ular business meeting of the club. Caldwell — PHONE 395-9972 and was vacationing up Boynton north, and unable to be PALM AIRE SHOPPING CENTER present. PHONE CR 8-2525 The Amateur S.W.L. 298 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfietd Beach Workshop of the club, PHONE 399-9906 2948 N. FEDERAL FORT LAUDERDALE designed to further the 565-2791 interest of those desir- ing to become licensed hams or short wave lis- Prices Good in Both teners, meets under the HURRY! WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Stores i direction of amateur Clip These Coupons and Take communications officer Advantage of Terrific Savings! T-~T- Clifford Thomas. -»—*—*• These meetings are held the first and third OF1N DAILY Thursdays of the month at the clubhouse, up- 8:30 a.m.- 8 p.m. stairs over the Deiray FILLER Beach police depart- Closed Sunday ment. Persons interested in PAPER "IMGE SELECTION attending the classes may get more informa- of 1LENDS *&m tion by calling CR 6- BOURBONS "I£j[ 9595 after 5 p.m. VODKA Movie Scheduled 100 PROOF BONDED Of 80 Vacation Bible School graduates of the First Baptist Church, one whole 1.29 VALUE GRANT'S Friday Afternoon family participated. Left to right, front row, Judy, Mark, Ronnie; center row, Bobby, Tommy, Mike and, back row, Mr. and Mrs. James Lockwood (Joy) and 8 Yr. Old "Bomba on Panther PENCIL Island" is the movie James Jr. -*- SCOTCH scheduled for viewing BINDER Sharpener REG. this Friday afternoon, Soroplimisls to Meet Teen Talk Aug. 23, at 1:30 p.m. LIMIT ONE LIMIT ONE 7.10 i A program meeting The movies are shown Election Campaigns Start With every Friday afternoon of the Soroptimists Club Coupon at the Community Build- will be held at noon to- 77' ing in Memorial Park day at the Ebb Tide At Boca Raton Teen Center GOOD AT HOWARD FULL QUART FULL QUART and are free of charge Restaurant. xpires Aug. 25. 1963 to all school-age child- Guckeiiheimer/ Park & ren in the Boca Raton Miss Shiela Moran By Renee Ramseyer area. will be guest speakers !Blended Whiskev Tilford on the month's theme As one enters the Boca Raton Teen-age Cen- The final show, Fri- which is "To quicken ter, he will immediately sight the hundreds of day, Aug. 29, will be the spirit of service/' posters which decorate it from front to back, 5.60 "Jack and the Bean- top to bottom. Let's listen to a conversation be- ATTACHE 5-HOLE stalk." tween Mary and John within the walls of the Sheas Visit Springs Recreation building. CASE Organizer The average railroad LIMIT ONE Mr. and Mrs. Frank MARY: Why are all freight car runs 1,028,- MARY: What should I PARK & TSUFORD, 90.0 miles before need- Shea, Tom and Patty Ann these posters all over With Shea of 900 W. Camino the walls and what's all wear? Coupon STRAIGHT BOURBON ing emergency hot-box JOHN: The girls are 19 repairs. Real, Boca Raton, were of this I've been hear- KENTUCKY BREI recent visitors at Flor- ing about the 31st? required to wear party GOOD AT BROWARD ida's Silver Springs JOHN: The 31st of dress and the boys must {Expires Aug. 25, I963> 'FIFTH ta&Ittg •where they explored the August will not only be wear coats and ties. PROOF these big underwater world the celebration of Teen However, the boys may financial risks T through the glass bot- Town's eighth anniver- remove their jackets SAVE 37c GOEBEL tom boats. sary, but also the elec- after the show has been Of all American families: tions for our new offi- filmed. BEER 2/ are not protected cers.The MARY: Boy!! That Silk V Satin Bronztan / 3 against theft, loss of New Yorkers Visit sounds like an evening personal property, or personal gala af- COKD1US fair will I'll never forget!!! I can LOTION i Sun Lotion liability. Mr. and Mrs. Keith hardly waitl Have you with FREE STRAIGHT 1/ don't have insurance VanDerzee of Ithica, be film- LIMIT ONE ed and got your speech ready After Glow i am w' KENTUCKY /3 ^•zr W««c Wr loo' <$**, Green Stamps with this coupon ond purchase of- Swiff. *r«mli.m Mir Cook** HAM Shank Portion Ib,. ^ dairu specials «•• Green Stamps Breakfast Club Grade A Flo. with ihis couporf ond purchase of: Medium Eggs 3 d.»n 99c Swift's Brookfield (Limit 3 dozen per customer BUTTEH with purchase of $3 or more). 1-lb. Ctn. 69c Kraft's Natural Sliced (Coupon expires Sar., August 24, 1963) Swiss, MozzareHa, Provolone o-oi. gg. pkg. *#*#W Cracker Barrel Sharp Cheese !& 69c i% Green Stamps with this coupon and purchase of: - frozen foods Bon Roll On Lloyd Harris Hunt's Delicious DEODORANT 303 —^ra l'/j-ox. 98c + tox •?..„ Pumpkin Cream Pie ..^T 49c cans ^Mrauuvi (Coupon expires Sat., August 24, 1963) SPi^-.-fl Chun King Chicken Fruit Cocktail 5 $1 Cantonese Dinner VC 49c Miracle Whip Chun Klpg Chicken or y 0 FREE Shrimp Chow Mein %7 49c Salad Dressing q«am 39c Chun King 10-oz. Pried Rice or 5-oz. (limit 1 per customer with purchose of $5. or more) Green Stamps < Egg Roils pkg. 49c Minute Maid with this coupon and purchase of: ' Washday Special •,^ . VHolls ' Orange Delight 6.tS 99c HAIR DRESSING Dash Detergent b^ 69c 25c off king size $1.24 + tax (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps with coupon) (Counon expires 5oti, August 24^ 1963) if-ood special (Limit 2 please1) sea For Your Cooking Pleasure Florida Fresh E Fillets ,„. 69c Jewel Shortening *;* 39c too »E ioo (limit 1 please! Jfi( Green Stamps - aroceru specials . Pillsbury's Ptarn or S.R. wilh this coupon ond purchase of: ' 5 Herman's Orange Band Hunt's Tasty Flour .h ;J- 39c BAG SAUSAGE 3 0 (limit 1 per customer with purchose of $5. or more) 2 1-lb. pkgs. 98c Stewed Tomatoes 2 C O°B , 39c (Coupon expires Sat., August 24; 19 63) Chicken O' Sea Chunk Maxwell House Light Tuna '^ 35c Instant Coffee !!£-99c Swift's Oz Smooth' or Crunchy (limit 1 per customer with purchase of $5. or more). Peanut Butter '*£; 39c Dog Food 6 'tS 89c down produce Ic Green Stamps Swift's Strained or Diced ane with ihis coupon ond purchase at. Jumbo Western Swifts' Premium Pro ten Tender-Aged, Baby Meats 2 ,»„ 49c <=> Gov't Inspected Heavy Western Beef ' Swift's Honeydews GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1.17 Prem : -."£: 39c Sweer-as-Honey (Coupon expires Sat., August Sunshine Krispy b Bananas Crackers :..Pk9 ; 33c «.!V. U-oi. Chocolate Chiu Cookies p^ 39c V-8 Vogetabte Nectarines 5 Cocktail Juice ^ 39c Green Stamps« F&P Whole with this coupon ond purchase of; ' Apricots •..•...:....S? 29c Lettuce .. 2 Sea Brand P&D ' LITTLE; SHRIMP SWIFT'S PREMIUM BABY LAMB SAIE 7-oz. pkg. 69c (Coupon expires Sot., August 24, 1963} f. Shoulder Roast ,b. 39c Shoulder Chops ib. 49c Jfi{ Green. Stamps ^ with ifiii coupon and OUICHOSQ of. *—-"\ Rib Chops «,. 99c Pasteurize Regular White '~>) CRAB MCAT ^) Ib, $1.39 MUIV^ (Coupon expires Sat., August 24, 1963) Lamb Patties ib. 59c Lamb Breasts (b. 29c EXTRATinf FREE OOy Green Stamps PRICES EFFECTIVE \"S=—> with this coupon and putchose of; Filberfs Cam Oil MARGArHttiE THRU SATURDAY, ,__ 2 1-lb. Ctn. 78c Fnusi'iiH (Coupon expires Sat., August 24, 1463) Wi AUGUST 7A, 1963 This Week's Feature Green Stamps' with ihis coupon ond flurchase of. BOLERO WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE DET1HOENT SI-oi. box 69c Swift's Premium 'Coupon expires Sat., August 24, 1963) LIME Sliced Bacon...... 59c 5»h. Ave. PLAZA Swift's Premium BOWL U.S. HWY. 11 5th AVE. BOCA BATON, FLA. •.Smokies ....:....-...,.. 59c Green Stamps Black Hawk Hickory Smoked Palm Aire wilh lb»s coupon Odd purchase of. Shopping Center White and Assorted Colors Dointees ...ib. 69c SOFT WEVE TISSUE 27M. FEDERAL HWY. 8 pkg*. $1 Dirr's Gold Seal 29 (Coupon tttpiHM Sat., Awgutt 24, 1943) (limit 1 with purchases DEERHELD BEACH, FLA, Cooked Ham ,b. 99c of $5 or more) w 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 22, 1963 JA 3-5496 Driver's License FORT ILAUOERDALE WAYNE SABIN TENNIS CAMP Drivers born this month have until Aug. mWITHMBSM " RfF. "W« 30 to renew their dri- MOVING • STORAGE "i-.t :r.n)N Juts 2 ver's licenses with- out penalty. Una, BOM/NG COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE 60 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY By Jqan Chatelain A very large "get BOCA RATON, FLORIDA well soon" to Abner Ja- It's official! That ru- cobson, one of our fin- mor you might have est bowlers. Ab has been heard that there will confined to bed for at BEST BUYS not be eight additional least another two weeks, lanes at University Bowl because of a blood clot this fall is now fact. The in his leg. He has been management expresses in first place all sum- OF THE WEEK its regrets, but there mer in the Boca Invi- is little they can do totational and still leads 1. Lot zoned business, middle of town on Fede- rectify the situation at by half a game with just ral highway. $150. per foot less than sur- this time. two weeks to go. Good luck in the league, Ab, rounding lots. Call K.F. HARRIS. Be sure not to miss and what's more impor- this Sunday's bowling tant, get well sooner I match between WCKT- 2. Subdivision with city water, sewers, and TV's all stars and U. The University Major streets in. If you buy them all the price is Bowl's own all-girl Scratch, League ended team. last week with the unbelievable and terms like you never heard Beginning at 5 p.m.Pearls taking first The summer activities came to a halt at the Wayne Sabin Tennis Camp as before. Call K.F. HARRIS. the Channel Seveners place. The team con- Sabin distributed trophies to high-point tennis players. Among Boca Raton will be represented by sisted of Sue Uebele, youngsters who received trophies were Scott Squiers and Karen Leggett. Bob Clayton, Charlie Helen Tousignant and 3. Have four model homes — $1,000 to $3,000 Baxter, Herb Hirsh, Dottie Beard. Interest- Gordon Shaw, Buddy ing to note that on that Winners Listed in Women's Golf Classes Offered discount. Call K.F. HARRIS. Holliday, and Clure Mo- last night of league play, Adult golf classes will sher. the Amethysts (Iris Tourney at Univ. Park be held indoors at the 4. Here's a house owned by an insurance com- Try-outs were held Britt, Marge Ambrose Mrs. Mary Evan John- nault who tied for low Recreation hall, 4400 over the week-end for and Marge Clausnitzer) N.E. 18th Ave., Pom- pany. Lawn needs attention, a little paint, a the girls team. Each took high team game by ston was the low gross net. winner of the two-week In the Aug. 15 round, pano Beach, Tuesdays little fixing, you'll have an $18,500 house. girl bowled six games rolling a 555. This was at 8 p.m., William- Mof- on telescore and the70 pins more than the medal play tournament Yvonne Ballard was low Can be bought for $14,900 - $1,000 down 25 of the Woman's Golf As- gross and Mrs. Fran fatt of the Pompano winners are Helen Tou- highest to date. Schmal was low net.Beach-North Broward yrs. 5 3/4%. Call K.F. HARRIS. signant (958), Ann sociation at University Park Golf Club. August 7 saw Mrs. Ruby recreation department Wright (950), RoseVen- The second meeting Claris post the low gross said this week. to (943) and Nancy Ag- of the Women's Invita- Other high scorers score and Mrs. Ruth Angelo Bozzuto, pro, new (922). They will join tional will be held Wed- were Mrs. Umpy Huis- Knoeber with the lowwill teach the beginners NEED RENTAL LISTINGS / IF YOU HAVE Ethel Glasco to form nesday, Aug. 28, at 8 king and Mrs. Peg Pi- net. and advanced classes. the team. p.m. At the meeting Aug. The 10-week course A HOME FOR RENT/YEARLY OR SEASONAL, Charlie and Helga 14, officers elected costs $10. Information Marqusee will entertain were Betty Einheuser, 40 Diy Season Scheduled for is available from Mof- the entire group later president; Mary Boz- fatt at 524-8336. LET US RENT IT FOR YOU. that evening at The Ba- zone, vice president; you. and Ceil Azzarello, sec- State's Duck, Geose Hunting Local Real Estate Women Or Men. retary-treasurer. Want To Join Our Organization ? See K. F. HARRIS. Florida's duck, goose lowed a bonus of two KECK'S Bowling Nee! Set and coot hunting season extra scaup ducks in a Barber Shop BOCA INVITATIONAL will open at 12 noon Downtown Boca Raton 1. Abner J acobson day's bag and four in 2. Doug Woodin November 27 and run for possession. These areas 65 S. Fed. Highway For Ree Program 3. Larry Peters 40 consecutive days are: All open waters of Larry Peters 231, Bill Festa PH 395-9884 Phone 395-4626 Thursday, Aug. 29, is 224, Tom Ferrell 214. through Jan. 5. Charlotte Harbor from the day the children of Under the final mi- the bridge on U.S. High- MAJOR SCRATCH Boca Raton, who have Final Score gratory hunting regula- way 41 to a straight line continued with the bowl- 1. Pearls tions framework just running in an easterly ing phase of the city's 2. Emeralds received from the U.S. 3. Aquamarines direction from Boca Summer Recreation Marge Clausnitzer 202/483, Fish and Wildlife Ser- Grande Pass through Program, will compete Jeanne Brownlee 198/533, vice, daily bag limits Bokeelia to the main- Marge Ambrose 187/430. in tournament play. Splits, Grace Pearson 6-7-10, for ducks will be four, land. The contest is slated Sue Uebetc 6-7. with a total possession All open areas of the to begin at 1:30 p.m. at UNIVERSITY GIANTS limit of eight. Daily bag 2,200 acre impoundment M WANT ADS! University Bowl. Win- 1. Team 6 for geese will be two, open to controlled hunt- 2. Team 3 and Team 5 (Tie) ners will be awarded Kitty Bfoadrick 199/469, Ann with a possession of ing on the Guano River trophies immediately Roller 190/527, Doris Vltters four. Daily bagfor coots Wildlife Management following the tourna- 166/449; Ray Glasco 201/538; will be eight, with a to- Paul Broadrick 193/464, Hen- area, St. Johns County, ment. ry Warren 193/524, Al Wright tal possession limit of Florida. 193/445, 16. All open waters of HAPPY FRIDAY NITERS According to A.D. Al- the Banana River from Whatever you want to buyf 1. Youn's & U sen's drich, director, Game Banana Creek south to 2. Misfits 3. 4 Funsters and Fresh Water Fish State Road 520. Ethel Glasco 194/503, Sue Commission, special All open waters of sell or rent.., whatever you Uebele 188/504, Helen Tou- waterfowl regulations in Tampa Bay. signant 178/450, Joe Roth 223/625, Bert Uebele 219/ effect for the 1963-64 All open waters of the 490, John Dunster 216/513. season are: Hunting Indian River from Shi- w&nt to find, from a lost BOCA 510 permitted from sunrise loh south to the bridge Only faucet 1. Team 8 to sunset except open- on State Road 516 at umbrella to a new job... with Dfalcef 2. Team 5 ing day when duck, goose Melbourne. Cartridge! 3. Team 7 Larry Peters 222, Herb Wil- and coot shooting begins All open waters of kinson 211, Tom Ferrell 210. at 12 noon. No hunting of Mosquito Lagoon (Indian Want Ads serve you results canvasback or redhead River Lagoon) from Oak A Little Rock, Ark., ducks. Hill to State Road 402. company has started to The daily bag may not The above "scaup "on a silver platter" bottle eggs. They are include more than two bonus areas" were es- broken by hand and sep- mallards, black ducks, tablished to encourage ... at low tost. BOCA PLUMBING, INC. arated; only the large or Florida ducks, singly hunters to harvest more ones are used. They are or in the aggregate, or scaup where the species 250 S. Dixie-Boca Ratoi put into specially de- two wood ducks, or one has been under-harvest- signed glass bottles. hooded merganser. The ed in the past. On the Phone 395-3113 total possession limit other hand, the limit of may not include more two Florida ducks con- than four black ducks, stitute a. harvest re- mallards, or Florida duction measure result- ducks, t singly or in ag- ing from the low water gregate, two wood conditions in South ducks, and two hooded Florida during the past mergansers. Daily bag spring. limits on American and red-breasted mergan- LLUKE FlUjrIOC SPOETSCASTEB sers is five andthepos- Glass Lined BOB CLAYTON MOVIE "T* session limit is ten. Electric Water Leon County will be 60SD0N SHAW NEWSCASTER closed to duck, goose, HEATERS FAST ACTION FROM ITS VERY EASY TO PLACE BUDDY H0LLIDAY DISC JOCKEY and coot hunting except WANT on ,Wedpesdays, i Satur- 20 Gal. - - 43.00 CHARLIE BAXTER £?; i"™ days, Sundays, opening ADS YOUR HARD WORKING, INEXPENSIVE day and holidays. 30 Gal. - - 53.50 WILLIE THE MOOSE In addition to other HERBHIKSH bag and possession lim- BOCA PLUMBING, WANT AD.... its, Florida hunters in certain scaup concen- Inc. ow/ Against an tration areas will be al- 250 So. Dixie—Boca Baton Phone: 395,3113 ALL-GIRL TEAM from UNIVERSITY 3OWL WHAT COULD BE Caff BOO 395-5121 and the EASIER? friendly tlassified girl will help you This Sunday, Aug2S We take pleasure in announcing that word your result prodming advertisement 5 p.m. MAX H. BARKER is now associated ivilh us as a Registered Representative Hi. 20th SI. al Dixie Hwy. HARBIS, UPHAM & C2 Members N«w York Slock Ewhange BOCA RATON and other leading tecurity and commodity exchanges Weir Plata Eldg., Boca Raton, Florida CALL 395-5222 Telephone 395-4540 BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 22, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7A Elementary Students to FAA Authorizes Wanted to Buy Homes lor.Rent Wanted Clean Used TWO and "One, Furn., improvements Here HOUSEHOLD GOODS Florida room, electric Register Next Thursday Will Pay Top Prices kitchen, newly decorat- Boca Raton N$ws Classified Improvements total- Try Us Call-WH2-1042 ed in and out. 113 N.W. ing some $23,000 are Duke Home Furnishings 9th St. Phone day 276- All elementary stu- public instruction of 7833; Even: 395-0279. Homes for Sale Homes for Sale _ _^__Lots fo_r Sale Palm Beach County, told scheduled for Boca Ra- 2301 N. Dixie Highway, dents, both new and Pompano BEAUTIFUL 2-bed- SACRIFICE 3-hcdroom, BOCA RATON, extra those previously enroll- the News. ton's Airport. NEW 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Buy - Sell - Trade carport, unfurnished, room, 2-bath air condi- one bath, furnislie,d, deep lot in Country Club ed, must register Children being regis- The Federal Aviation tioned, central heat, corner lot, 395-2266. \ Vill. near new high Thursday, Aug. 29, be- tered in the first grade Agency, according to an Used secretary desk, $100. Owner 395-4158. carpeted, drapes, wash- 2-bedroom, 2-bath on \scbool & university, tween 8:30 a.m. and noon must have legal. proof announcement by Con- typewriter space and RENTALS? YES! We er, dryer, screened-in Intracoastal — air-con- S^wer in. Priced below at the school they will of age and must be six gressman Paul Rog- drawer space. About 52 have them — if not what Patio; sliding doors to ers and Senators Spes- you want we find them. ditioned. 395-3890 for market. Call Owner 395- attend, Howell L. Wat- years old before Jan. 1, inches long. Write Box living room, bedroom appointment. 5750'or 395-4299. kins, superintendent of t964. sard Holland and George B c/o Boca Raton News. Call Harreit Jackman, $17,000. 395-2166. Students registering Smathers, has appro- Bruce Darrell, Realtor, —"$ll800eUTlE— COUNTRY Club Village, LOTS for sale in Unit; 3 for the first time at Bo- priated $11,450 for im- Help Wanted 301 North Federal High- 683 N.W. 12th Road, 2 of the Estates section in UNIVERSITY Cozy five room home in Boca Raton at below ca Raton High School provements here. REAL ESTATE broker way. 395-1322 Daily. one of the North side's bedroom, 2 bath home. (Continued from page 1) Wall to wall carpeting market. Call Owner, (grades seven through A spokesman at Boca or sales person - li- 395-0516 Nites arid Sun- best residential sec- Raton Airport said that living room, drapes 395-1222. which deals with Anti- 10) will register at the censed only - top flight days. 3 bedrooms 2 tions. Two bedroom, one same time. Those who additional matching position with a local off- baths, 2 bedrooms, 2 refrigerator. Close FULL one-acre lots och's experiments in the bath, all electric kit- to new high school and attended the high school funds are expected from ice - worth $10,000 to baths - some with pools, chen, nicely landscaped, near University, 395- use of independent the state. university. Owner 395- 3890. study. or other Boca Raton $15,000 first year. Call some without — some close to shopping cen- schools last year will 1374V Faculty and staff Ft. Lauderdale collect- with furniture — some ter. If you are looking BUILDING lots for sale not be required to regis- within three years prior 566-7823. without. V for a nice livable home, NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath, in beautiful Country Club members were given an ter at the high school over-all view of the con- to registration, (2) at PART-TIME BEAUTY Unfurnished 3 bedroom, here is where your home central heating, Village. Phone 395-1818 that day, since they were least the first of two 2 bath, pool home. L .*-» FULL QUART Royal BOURBON [WALKER'S FIFTH SORRY - QUANTITY {BARCLAY* 199 REG. 6.50 LIMITED ! FIFTH Reg. 4.00 Park Complete Group QUART Sofa - 2 End Tables - THOMPSO Lounge Chair - Ottoman and Cocktail Table Regular $732 BOCA RAtON $399 quality; - ^; ctistinctiorr Beta Sigma Phi Holds Party To Honor Sorority Rushees The outdoor splash Harry Sorenson as co- Club Holds Talent Show party planned by Xi hostess. Gamma Sigma chapter, Rushees entertained Beta Sigma Phi, WE included Mrs. Alan Al- rained out last Thurs-^ ird, Mrs. Donald Cob- day so members and leiuz, Mrs. Richard honorees enjoyed an in- FisV Mrs. Clyde de- door party. Shield^, Mrs. John Ha- The party was held at ger, Mrs, Ken Linden the home of Mrs. Wil-and Mrs, George El- liam James, Northwest more. 11th avenue, with Mrs. Prizes were won by Mrs. Clyde deShields, Mrs. George Elmore Club Names and Mrs. John Hager. Committees Refreshments were served. A meeting of the board of directors of the Boca Raton chapter of the Business and Profes- sional Women's Club was held at the Boca Raton National Bank re- cently. Plans for the club year were formulated and the following com- mittee cftairmen were appointed by president, He's gone for some Mrs. Harold Fiscus: delicious, cooked foods World affairs, Mrs. Kenneth Chapman; pro- ... from gram, Mrs. Richard The Junior Woman's Club third annual Tots Fish; membership,. Through Teens Talent Show at the Boca Raton Mrs. Charles Landuyt; School last Friday drew a crowd of some 200 personal development, persons. Mrs. Ellen Green; rum- Master of ceremonies Robert Trafford Intro- mage sale, Mrs. Paul duced 21 acts which were selected at auditions. Bebout Sr.; civic par- Have You Been There ? Judges Mrs. Lorraine Ficek, Mrs. Joseph Bath, ticipation, Mrs. Thomas "The Gold ^ Edward Barnhardt, William Brown and Charles Jamison, legislation, most unusual store" deVault chose first, second and third-place win- Mrs. Maurice Vallan- H! FED. HWY. ners. court; hostess, Mrs. Corner 1$!b. St. First, for her good voice and pantomime dur- Harry Klehm; publicity, POMPASO 6EACH ing her song, "Feudin' and Fightin'" was Cindy Miss Doris Hackney. Thernell (top left). Second for magic and surprise was "Richard the Great" Sheffield (center). Third for their song and dance "In a Little Red Schoolhouse" were two sisters, Cindy and Beth Frambach (top right). Seven other prizes were awarded, courtesy HOLLYWOOD of local banks and merchants. Splash Party Held Jaycees and Jaycee For a lovelier yon... wives held their annual DEFIES THE For Your Next PHONE splash party and barbe- BOCA RATON NEWS Appointment 395-2449 cue last Saturday at the LAW OF Colony Cabana Club. SECTION B Thursdoy, August 22, 1963 Page 1 \}lrth jBzautu OPEN FRIDAY NEWCOMERS NIGHT 5-7 p.m. to tfce Swsfcne State.' Our Trust Officer's Corner We'd like to be among the first to shake your hand and welcome TEMPORARY AGENT you to our friendly community. And if there is anything we can Q. - Can the Bank handle my securities, mail, etc. do to help you in getting settled, please stop in. Sooner the better. while I am out of the Country on tour \ A. - Most assuredly. Merely have your Attorney draw the We haveihe banking service torvou.. . proper Instrument, change your address to the Bank, Box "B", we will receive all dividend checks, deposit to your account, exercise all rights - the same duties as if you yourself were here to handle your FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY affairs, and turn them back over to you on your return. Stop in at your convenience for a chat with our Trust of BOCA RATON Officer and let him explain our many services available to you. CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN at 1st. AVE. and ROYAL PALM RD. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 395-4420 Always FIRST in SERVICE NOW FIRST in TRUST ! 23 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 22, 1963 Si ?@yf Kliidsrgirfsii Will Sugar Refinery Studies Glades Site County commission- sugar cane with another Add Second Cless This Year ers had their fingers 30,000 acres to come. years in the kindergar- crossed last'week over A second class will the possibility of a new be established this year ten department. sugar refinery locating at St. Paul Lutheran Children will receive in the Glades area. Kindergarten, 701 West training in the basic Palmetto Park Road. skills such as music, County Commissioner This was necessitated art, self-expression and Paul Rardin said repre- manipulation of materi- sentatives of the. Sa- by an increase in five- vannah Sugar Refinery year-old enrollments. als. Field trips also had been scouting a plant An open house is have been planned to location in the Glades, scheduled Thursday, broaden the child's inte- plus two other locations Aug. 29, 10 a.m. to 11:30 rest. in the area. a.m. at which time fur- In addition to the reg- ther enrollments will be ular curriculum of St. "We have turned-ev- received. Persons may Paul Kindergarten, the ery wheel we could think also enroll or receive principles of Christian- of to get it located information by calling ity are taught through here," Rardin told the Bible narratives. commission. 395-0433 or 395-1939. CHOOSING INSURANCE THAT The first full day of The plant would have FITS YOUR NEEDS CAN SAVE kindergarten will be a payroll of from 100 to UNNECESSARY EXPENSE! Yoflr Sept. 3 with classes AROUND THE TOWN 150 employes. particular insurance needs are dif- meeting from 8:30 to (Continued from Page IB) Value of the sugar in- ferent from your neighbor's. And 11:30 a.m. dustry to the county was there are many different types of Teachers will be Mrs. well soon" while in Be- highlighted Monday in a policies that will provide for them. Jean Harvey and Mrs. thesda Hospital. She is report by the county ag- So it pays to find those that are Grace Kreitzberg. Mrs. being very entertained ricultural department. right for your needs, and your budget! It also pays to know that Harvey was with St. Paul by Penny's report of her At the West Indies Carnival dinner dance held Rolland Welch, Mr. Rolland Welch and their daughter At the present time, the Kindergarten last year. report disclosed, 117,- State Farm has just the travels in Europe with recently at the Boca Raton Cabana Club are Mrs. Arden and her husband, Captain Henry P. Gardner. right insurance for Mrs. Kreitzberg comes Mr. and Mrs. Philip 300 acres are planted in your needs. Calf me from Trinity Lutheran Hirsh and daughter Jen- ed from a summer long and Darrell have today! ny. may be obtained by call- School in Deiray Beach, in South Yarmouth, staying with where she has taught six Gardner's parents, Mr, Fulltime Adult Program ing the office at Seacrest Mrs. Renee Oates and Mass. High School, telephone children Colleen and and Mrs. Rolland Welch, W/ill Qf n rt at CR 6-5361, during regu- Miss Wright's Danny toured Daytona Mr. and Mrs. William 1030 S.W. Cypress Way. Will OLd.ll ASSETS OVER $62 MILLION 901 South Federal Highway BOYNTON BEACH Bring one quart of R, E. Branch, President M. Z. Wcrts, Vice Fres. Mgr. 'Cool Look', Ice Tea Aid freshly drawn cold wa- m Summertime Meal Planning Including Ireatmenfs-Before Half the battle in com- mal dinnerware. and After Cut and ResfYling- batting summer's heat For the salad, ar- is to cultivate the "cool range a selection of -1.1. Mill liHI^ Sons look" . . . in your home, summer fruits around a 22 South Federal Highway - Phora 395-4711 in your dress, in the mound of cottage cheese. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA [HESE PRICES INCLUDE ALL.OPERATORS meals you serve. With it, serve a low- A case in point is the calorie French dress- Service - Integrity light and low-calorie ing. (Special tip: use luncheon served under, one of the excellent bot- the shade of a garden tled varieties, and stir umbrella. As a matter in three teaspoons of Fof Appointment of fact, the menu — a instant tea to give it PHONE fruit and cottage cheese exti;a body). salad accompanied by Make up a big pit- 395-2720 tall, tinkling glasses of cherful of iced tea, again iced tea — will make you using instant tea — two feel cool and refreshed tablespoons for each wherever you serve it. quart of water; or fol- BILL MITCHELL KEN HIGGINS HICK BISHOP Just set your table with low this tried-and-true a pastel cloth and nap- method for loose tea kins and use gay, infor- or.teabags. 22 S. Federal Highway 395-4711 Urn dm Sept. 2 BOCA PALM Dny Scbul CORAL POINT Day School LUXURIOUS 399 N.W. 35ih S). Boca Raton 3911 N.E. 22nd Ave Lighthouse Point —Phone 395-3698 H Phone 942-39FO REGISTRATION: REGISTRATION: CARPET Wed. AUG. 28 Tiies. AUG. 27 BY 10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m. 10:06 a.m.- 11:30 a.m. BARWICK New Feature: CARPET 3 ROOMS INCLUDING HEAVY PADDING AND EXPERT SWIMMING LESSONS Shop in the comfort of your home/ INSTALLATION AT THI5 SPECIAL LOW PRICfl You have to feel the fabulous new depth available to KINDERGARTEN Students call for the ... see the clarity of color! It has a new $299 rich soft appearance unlike any.other kind lUf Prlc charge.for mnk- about him. After read- lives. surplus commodities to " m 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 22, 1963 "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SIRLOIN SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF iff!© "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF *|| @ "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN TOP u 17 -Bone Steak l Porterhouse I Round Steak LB. / STEAKS lamb Serf® / OSCAR MAYER ALL HEAT LARGE CRISP ICEBERG U.S. CHOICE GENUINE SPRING Franks 59( LEG of LAMB OSCAR MAYER SLICED LETTUCE Whole or BACON 85( \ STEAKS 89 Butt Half L8. 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