FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964

Largest Circulation Boca Raton News'Bldg. Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 8 NO. 22 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, April 25, 1963 18 Pages PRICE: TEN CENTS City Wafer Treatment Plant Wins Top State Award for 4th Straight Year Point Park Plan May Boca Raton's Water 31st annual "short Treatment Plant last school'' sponsored by the week ran off with anoth- State Board of Health at er top state award for the the University of Florida Be Eligible for Aid fourth straight year. in Gainesville. The move to preserve ject but that the depart The plant won a sec- Poca Raton competes had received the city's Sabal Point as a public ment did not purchase ond-place award in the for lime-softening water resolution proposing the recreation area picked land. competition for cities treatment plants and in Sabal Point park plan. up some impressive en- Underhill suggested "over 10,000" in the previous years has been Bryant said that he would dorsements during the that the program deserv- first time it was in com- in the "under 10,000" forward the resolution to past week. ed special attention in petition with the state's categories. Second place the recreation division light of the "fast-dis- major metropolitan areas. awards were also won by City Commissioners committee. appearing" Atlantic The award- was given by Boca Raton in 1960 and Tuesday officially re- A.F. Underhill, assis- coast line. Re suggested David B. Lee, director 1961 and last year the ceived at their regular tant director of the U.S. that federal funds might of the state bureau of city won a first place meeting letters from Department of the In- be available to assist sanitary engineers at the award in its category. state and federal offi- terior, sent to the city a cials voicing encourage- lengthy letter discussing such a project under the ment for the project. the project, Underhill "open space land pro- "Heading the list was said the department, gram" 'of the Housing a letter from Gov. Farris would be "especially and Hoire. Finance Ad- Bryant noting that he interested" in the pro- ministration. In certain cases, Fede- TtaedCted ral monies amounting to City Will Hold Up Requests 20 to 30 per cent can By Oliver B. Jaynes be obtained to finance WF REGRFT the inconvenience that has been For Roof Sign Variances such park projects. It caused residents who have been in the habit of buy- has been estimated, Un- ing their Boca Raton News in front of the Post Off- A moratorium on per- that once the first vari- derhill pointed out, that ice every Thursday morning. A new regulation forces mits for variances and ance was granted, to any there is a need for an the removal of all newspaper racks from the Post roof signs was declared person, "you might as additional 35 miles of. Cffice property. Blood Bank Day will be held next Thursday in Boca Raton. Local residents Tuesday by the City well throw the whole public oceanfront beach Rather than clutter up the front sidewalk with a may donate blood between 10 a,m, and 6 p m at First Methodist Church, Dis- Commission. ordinance out the win- areas in southeast cussing preparations for the "day" are Alan Armour vice chairman of the dow" and grant varian- rack, the Boca Raton News has been moved to a walk The City Commission Florida. drive, and Dr, Edward Mazaleski, medical advisor. ces to everyone. on the eastern edge of the government property where took the action while Also received were let- it may easily be seen when entering the Post Office. sending back to the DeLong said he favored ters from Senator George It is not quite as convenient but the best location Planning and Zoning elimination of variances Smathers, State Senator we could find under the circumstances. Students Pick Govt. Day Candidates Commission for further from the new ordinance. Ralph Blank, Wendell About 300 people have been buying their Boca Ra- study the city's proposed In another matter re- Jarrard, director of the Voting machines on The "White" Farty city attorney - Kathy ton News at the Post Office location every week for new sign ordinance. lated to signs and zon- Florida Development loan from the county selected the following Whisman; and public the past few years. For reasons best known to the ing, the City Commission Commission; and State will see lots of action candidates: works - Dan McKessy. Postal Service, residents will no longer be able to Mayor Joe DeLong said instructed City Manager representatives Donald Tuesday, when the elec- City manager - Molly The Boca Raton Potary enjoy the convenience of the rack near the front door. that he had noted one William Lamb to contact Reed andFmmettRoberts. tion • in connection with Heiner; commissioners - Club is handling the de- case in which the City the owners of the Sun the third annual Rotary Angela Eagata, Dennis tails for the Youth Gov- Commission voted a vari- GOING NORTH - this- summer? In Vero Beach - and Surf Club's Ccean New Law Seen Youth Government Eay Jones, Lynn Krautwald, ernment Day. ance for a roof sign just a little way north of the Parkway's end — is an Bearth restaurant and in- takes place. Lindy Nolan, Hollace which resulted in a excellent and interesting place to dine. One of the struct them to appear at The balloting will cul- Csborne; police chief - First Aid Class to "horrible looking sign Aid to Park oldest eating places in Florida, it's known as The next Monday's workshop minate a week of cam- Glenna Strickland; fire and a disgrace to the Patio and is located on Highway 1 in the heart of meeting. The Commission Boca Raton's Sabal paigning by Boca Raton chief - Linda Prowe; Be Offered Residents city." Ee said that town. has objected to the Point Preservation plan High School students for city attorney - Celia A new series of stand- even in the proposed This unique establishment, originally opened as operation of a public may receive a boost from various City Offices. Hoffstetter; and public ard and Advance Red new ordinance as it an ice cream parlor, is a reminder of Florida's ele- restaurant in a residen- new legislation introduc- works - Fhil Peese. Cross First Aid Courses now stands there is no gant and ornate past. The iron grillwork and tiles are Students of the seven- tial zone and the estab- ed into the state legis- Opposing them, the will start the week of limitation of height of hundreds of years old — brought to this country by th, eighth and ninth lishment of advertising lature last Friday. "Gold" Party chose the May 13, Col. Howard roof signs. Addison Mizner whose elaborate architectural crea- grades will attend a signs on the premises. The bill would create a following candidates: A.W. Kates, Boca Paton tions are landmarks of Boca Raton. rally Friday, when Commissioner John Commissioner Sidney network of parks and City manager - Sheila director of Civil Defense, A tile bar in the Patio's main dining room was candidates for the "Gold" Brandt said that he and Erodhead said that bar- recreation areas, wild- Sheffield; commissioners- announced this week. brought intact from Spain and its carved wooden and the "White" parties former Commissioner •ring a satisfactory reso- life preserves, new pub- Sue Beard, Tim Beegle, panels are sections of bridal chests carved by the will appeal for their Persons interested in Leo Fox had opposed tion of the problem Mon- lic beaches, boating Marie Cicala, Linda Eruze tribe from the mountains of Lebanon. vote. Way 3 the winning the classes may call the sign in question and day, he would introduce channels and historic students will assume Hewitt, Bob Keith; po- Lighting fixtures in the establishment were taken 395-1123 or 395-1110 to that DeLong had voted a motion next Tuesday to sites. The Poca Raton their duties during cere- lice chief - Bill Flavell; from the Palm Beach mansions of Rockerfeller, Miz- make arrangements to for the variance. EeLong cite the owners for city City Commission has monies at City Pall. fire chief - Dick Myers; ner, and Dodge. participate. countered that he felt ordinance violations. (Continued on Page 10A) Mable Cross is a new owner of The Patio - says she has met quite a few Boca Raton residents up there. Boca Raton Library Traces History Back 40 Years to Mizner Era By Margaret Olsson vated in Boca Raton. The history of the Boca Mrs. Arnold MacSpadden, Raton Library goes back the club's president, sug- 40 years when a now- gested that a library be extinct woman's club planned. flourished here. The club was made up This club — not related of wives of Boca Raton to the present' Woman's Air Field personnel and Club - has as one of its civic-minded women of projects the establish- the community, who felt ment of a library in the the lack of a library with community. One of the its cultural influence. club members, Mrs. Mor- Mrs. MacSpadden's sug- ris ' Stokes, interested gestion met with ready friends in Chicago in the acceptance. project. A large number The members scouted of books of fiction was for books and found on donated by the Chicago the school library shelves folks, and this formed editions left over from the nucleus of the young the former Women's Club library, established in which were added to the the Muncipal Building. collection. The library was established in the Many other books were National Library Week drew an official proclamation from Mayor Joe De- Administration Building The Boca ftaton Library has come a long way over its many years, some of contributed by local resi- of the civilian housing Long, left. The Mayor toured the facilities with Mrs. Janet Murray, librarian, dents. Mrs. Charles development for the Army the most significant strides having been taken in recent years, The new quar- and Harold B, Reid, right, president of the Boca Paton Library Association. Stokes, Mrs. V'.C. Young, base. It occupied a room ters are being extensively used by local students and adults as well. Mrs. Crosby Tappan and made available by Mrs. Miss Frma Habercorn Mabel Wood, recreational gave many hours of ser- director of civilian per- vice as volunteer librari- sonnel at the base. ans. Miss Eabercom still lives in Boca Raton and Busy months followed. works at Brown's Hard- Pauline Butts gave $50 ware. for children's books and with others collected This group of civic- books from friends and minded women organized relatives in Boca Raton, musical shows using lo- Delray Beach and Fort cal talent. Price of ad- Lauderdale. Other mem- mission was a book — one bers gave card parties way to help fill the li- and persuaded those at- brary shelves. Through tending to give similar the influence of Addison parties to obtain funds Mizner, many books were for the new library. Still contributed by members others canvassed the of the Boca Raton Club. town to obtain member- Cnce their vacations were ships at one-dollar each. over, club members were happy to contribute their Through the determined books to the local li- effort of a few loyal brary. workers, the library was kept open three after- Thus the library flou- noons and one evening rished in the late '20's, each week. Myrtle Flem- but with the "big bust" ing, Carrie Speriy, Paul- the library too, collapsed. ette Hebel, Helen Mann, When in 1946-47 an and Birdine Merritt took Although the Boca Raton Library can trace its history over a 40-year period, active women's organi- regular turns as volun- Open House for Library Week was staffed by members of the Soroptimists the new quarters on Second avenue are up-to-the-minute in design and effi- zation — called the teer librarians. club. Eskild Bondesen, left, and Mrs. John Brown are served by Mrs. Harold ciency. The library is observing National Library Week with a series of events. Women's Christian and Civic Club — was acti- (Continued on Page 10A} Fiscus. The open house this w6ek drew many visitors 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 25, 1963 Mrs. Kotter Elected Raton. and plan menus for Spring Festival Concert to luncheons. ,T. . . „ .. She is successor to Be Held at Hale's Playhouse Mrs. Virginia Kotter Mrg_ Flgie To Place A was elected vice presi- who Classified Ad The Spring Festival under the management of ™ m T JR! Mrs. Kotter will be in Concert, April 27-28, Sol Eurok. Phone 395-5121 final event of the Spring In 1938, after the annex- Wagon Club of Boca charge reservations Festival of the Arts at ation of Austria by Ger- Prank J. Hale's Play- many, Dr. Csonka ernmi- house, is a pilot pro- grated to Cuba where he ject, combining symphony served as conductor of Wolfie's •»£*. and opera, which ope- the Havana Philharmonic rates under the princi- Orchestra, and, for 12 g fl gQ HE \ M i&KH & fflii/i ples of the Academy years, conductor of the ..-.'•.••••• U.S. #1— BOCA RATON m Royale Theatre, Inc. to ewe-Broadcast Sunday present gifted local ar- Syrrphony. He has made Featured Every Nite EXCEPT SUNDAY tists with professionals. guest appearances with 1 r It is Hale's plan for many opera companies and DICK BETTS Tambi Garret ?el oui the future to present both orchestras both here and symphonic works and abroad, and is now con- opera productions under ductor of the Miami Opera KEYBOARD ORCHESTRA The TAMB> the sponsorship of the Guild. He has received Acade.my. the honorary degree of Nightly from 9 to 12 Dr. Paul Csonka, inter- doctor of music from the nationally known for his New York College of Mu- work with the Salzburg sic, as well as many FANTASTIC! SPECIAL! Opera Cuild, has been awards and prizes for his own compositions, which Our AA large Choice of engaged to direct the include symphonies, con- Festival Orchestra. The certos, operas and cham- Breakfast Special CCompleto e Dinners Vienna-born conductor, ber music, all of which orange juice, two eggs/bacon includinincluding TWO complimentary under the sponsorship of have been widely per- cocktails of your choice, also Toscanini, Casals, formed. or sausage, assorted rolls, cocktail Stravinsky and others, Danish pastries, muffins, butter, ANYY oof four famous mammoth founded the Salzburg Seven Miami and Palm desserts. Guild for the purpose of Beach soloists are ap- cream cheese and coffee. desserts acquainting both sides pearing with the orchestra Served . CServed o «c of the Atlantic with the in arias and scenes from 4 to 10 p.m. 2.95 standards of operatic per- Puccini's "La Boheme," 6 to 11:30 a.m. i formance which prevailed in concert version. These Clifford C. Loss (right) of Clifford C. Loss, Inc., Toledo, Ohio, is the Don't forget to enjoy LUNCH in either the in Salzburg itself. Through include "Your Tiny Hand is Frozen," "They Call new owner of Clifford's of Poca Paton. The patio furniture firir formerly the Guild an ensemble of operated under the name of Warren's Fatio Mart, J. Eir.ory Cwens (left), the Restaurant or in leisure in The Lounge young singers, especial- Me Mimi" and "Musetta's I • A:.. •••..•••• ...... ly chosen for particular Waltz." The participants store's original manager, will continue to direct the store's operations. The operatic roles, was train- in these gay and poignant firm is located at the corner of Federal highway and Cairino Feal. WE NEVER CLOSE ! ed for months musically scenes from the Bohemian and histrionically; then, life of Paris at the turn 'THE MEETING PLACE of the PALM BEACHES' under the direction of of the century are: Rosita Patio Store Here Changes Hands Er. Csonka, toured Europe Franks, Charlotte Wilier, Clifford's of Boca Raton been specializing for the We invite all Civic Clubs to meet with us. William Greene, Fdward Traphaygen School of and the United States is the new name of the past two years in the co-Design We CATER all affairs up to 350 persons. Palm.er, Robert McPher- patio furniture store for- ordination of patio de- son, Paul Wolff and Manu- merly known as Warren's sign with interior home el Cabrera. Patio Mart here. design. Clifford's of Boca Ebb Tide The fully professional The firm has been ac- Raton, he said, will con- Royal BOURBON RESTAURANT & LOUNGE orchestra, under Dr. quired by Clifford C. tinue to provide custom Csonka's baton, will also Loss, Inc., a Toledo, colors and other specializ- #K)Q7yr. old Steaks, €hops perform Mozart's Sym- Chio, based firm headed ed items to help in blend- T phony, No. 39 in F flat by Clifford C. Loss and ing the patio design with Z * FIFTH & Seafoods Major and the Overture to his three sons. Loss the rest of the home. FULL COURSE "Fgroont" by Beethoven. said this week that J. During a varied career, Fmory Cwens, the origi- DINNERS Owens has designed in- PEDRO'S *JQQ 1.95 nal manager of the store, teriors in Europe, Hono- from Subscribe To will continue to serve in lulu, and Washington, FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN. that capacity. RUM ' Eve Lynn The Boca Raton News D.C., and operated his DOWNTOWN BOCA at the piano Loss' Toledo interests own firm in Belray Beach PACKAGE STORE are generally in the area for many years. FBI. & SAT. Nights Rent A NEW of land develop rr en t, Assistant manager of FULL QUART Car or Truck construction of business the store is Lex Kuznak, BLACK TULL QUART N. Fed. Hwy. and residential proper- formerly head display Lowest Itates ties and real estate sales. man and decorator at PMacNAUGHTON'SS Boca Raton Owens is a veteran of Mangurian's Furniture WHITE CANADIAN some 25 years as an in- Store in Port Lauderdale. CR 8-1741 Night - 941-3252 SCOTCH VODKA terior designer and has He is a graduate of the WHISKY DEEP SEA C49 Q39 a REG.6.85 DRIFT FISHING J FIFTH W 3 for $10 55 FT. TWIN DIESEL SOUTHERN CANADIAN Reg. 6.95 Fleur de Lis ICOMFORL CLUi BOCA - DEERFIELD 199 Regular YACHT BASIN ,FIFTH 6.65 FULL QUART Across from Pal's Restaurant in Deerfield Reg. .-*>•• BOCA CHKA 4*U REG. 4.50 Reg. 4.50 WE FURNISH FULL QUART • EVERYTHING! HUDSON BEER REG llililli 4 Hits W. & Sat. Cocktail Parties 3 in Color FULL CASE 24 CANS Wedding Receptions pRf.V£-IN WE 3-9930 Federal Hwy., USX, Between #2 Manchurian Buffet Dinners Ft, Lauderdale and PompEBio ieacfi Parties Church Ivents Candidate MARTIN! ROSSI THOMPSON Aboard your yacht, too! #1 Soldiers 3 Frank Sinatra (2 PINTS) NOLLY PRAT Frank Sinatra Complete Stock Wines & Liquors VERMOUTH #3 Elvis, in Wild in Country 99 FIFTH ""ST" On The fislraeoistai #4 Elmer Gantry 539 1 399-4000 at Deerfieid Bridge fiurt Lancaster Reg. 7.50 4.50 Starts Sun. LOVE IS A BALL

L Thursday, April 25, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A REAL ESIATi IKAMS 1 Over 8 Years Experience Everything You Need To Pass The Exam Private Instruction Available }f Needed YOUB INQUIRIES INVITED WITHOUT OBLIGATION \ Call -D.T. Harvey - Boca 395-2640 Now Enrolling ! The University School Located on the Beautiful Saint Andrew's Campus Boca Raton, Florida Six-weeks intensive instruction for enrichment of curriculum and remedial work begins June 17. Read- ing program. Boys, grades 7-12, Boarding and day. Enrollment limited. Individual attention under ex- perienced faculty. Athletic program; swimming, f The new "Lady" model is now open for inspection at Itvenus' New Boca tennis, golf. Olympic pool. All buildings completely Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldsmith and their son and daughter have purchased the air-conditioned. For catalog and complete informa- Islands development here. The three-bedroom, two-bath hoire has a front porch tion write: lined with Foman style pillars. home pictured above, located on 901 S.W. 8th St., in Keating of Florida's Boca Eaton Square. The home consists of four bedrooms, two baths and'a EDWARD J. FOX JR.r M.A., Director large rear patio. Goldsmith is associated with P.E. Fish Surveyors. Paul T. P O Box 130 Willards Hosts Hutchens was the contractor.-Press Bureau. Boca Raton, Florida Itvenos Opens New Models lit Telephone 395-0720 For Parties cy Mims, club sponsor; Boca Islands Development Thomas Green, Kay Burgess Kenneth Mims, Mrs. Mar- The CD. (Jess) Wil- garet Heidgerd, Mrs. June Itvenus, Inc., has intro- from, kitchen to patio and lard house, on Caraino Reign Over 'Twirp Dance' Wolff, Mrs. Elizabeth A Wonderful Way of Life duced the new "Lady" central heating and air Real, is busy with par- Staley, Harry Penson, ties this week. model at its New Boca conditioning. One closet By Nan Katzenberger Lawrence Patrone and Islands development is air conditioned for fur Mrs, Willard entertain- Charles Godwin, princi- "ere- storage and bedroom clos- ed at a bridge-luncheon Over 150 pupils attend- pal. T® three-bedroom, ets are equipped with full- yesterday. Those invited ed the Twirp Dance spon- •were Mrs. Irving Schroe- sored by the Pep Club of two-bath home is priced length mirrors on the Subscribe To at $21,690. Among the doors, der, Deerfield; IV'rs. Dar- Boca Raton High School The Boca Raton News features are four Roman- A dressing room and rell Fox, Pompano; Mrs. held recently in the style concrete columns bath with sunken shower Roland Marker, Ft. Laud- school auditorium-. Pupils eys along the porch which adjoin the master bedroom erdale; Mrs. Walter George, danced to records provid- PUBLIC NOTICES Mrs. William Steers, ed by the club. EAST SIDE OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY leads up to a foyer with a which also opens onto a NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 3 MILES NORTH OF DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON floor of Venezuelan slate. walled sun patio. Mrs. Leslie Glasener, Thomas Green and Kay REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME The "Lady" has an Three other models are Mrs. Earl Housen and Burgess, prince and prin- Notice is hereby given of the A Distinctive Waterfront Community enclosed garage, screen- Mrs. Alfred Smalley of cess for the evening, re- Thomas Green and intention of the undersigned to also open at New Boca Kay Burgess were register with the Clerk of the ed patio, pass-through Islands. Albuquerque, N.M. ceived gifts fit for royally Circuit Court of Palm Beach * Every Home Located on a Free Today, Mrs. Willard is and began a multiple elected prince and prin- County, Florida, the fictitious Flowing Canal entertaining at a dessert- choice dance to the music cess of the "Twirp name, to-wit: bridge. Those attending .of "Maria." Prizes were Dance," first social POLYNESIAN PRODUCTS * Convenient to Fine Fishing - provided by merchants of under which we desire to en- are: Mrs. Eenry Root, event to be held at the gage in business at 954 North Relaxation - Churches - Schools Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie, Boca Raton. new Boca Raton High Dixie Highway, Boca Raton, Mrs. Sidney Drake, Mrs. Posters were made by School. Florida. Angela Dagata, Marie /a/ Darlene Beeh PRICES START at $14,750 Henry Waltsgott, Mrs. on your Caribbean Key Lot Donald McClennen, Mrs. Cicala, Judy Wolff, Betty Angela Dagata and Ma- Darlene Beeh Campbell, Gail Smigiel, /s/ Betty O'Neal Rou G. Henderson, Mrs. rie Cicala. V O.S. Goodwill. Sue Eeard, members of Refreshments were " Betty~O Neai New Models now Open ! the club; other members served by Diane Jack- Publish: April 25 and May 2, 9 Saturday, April 27, and 16, 1963. PHONE CR 8-2402 John E. Feldmann. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Willaid will of the student body pro- son, Veronica TJgiss, entertain at cocktails in vided some too. Lloyd Butler, and Mike Decorations were pro- Sheppard. honor of MT. Leslie STEVE GARRET! Dro|JS Glasener, who is cele- vided by Judy Wolff, Chaperones for , the brating his birthday. Mr. chairman; John Clarson, evening were Mrs. Nan- and Mrs. Irving Schroeder are also invited. They Whatever you need in have made reservations for dinner at the Ocean Hearth. PICTURE Newly Decorated Canadian officials have destroyed more FRAMES than 1,300 hogs in an select from America's effort to control a new largest assortment. BOB'S Picture Frames outbreak of hog cholera All kinds, sizes, types. in the Ste. Hyacinthe Mouldings area of Quebec. Nearly From lowest priced 20,000 animals were to the finest. RESTAURANT Odd Size Fra slaughtered last summer Bicycling is a year-round proposition in Florida, 11MadeO E . toBOCA RATON HDA and fall in Canada's last BOCA RATON, FLA. but there's something about the advent of warmer previous outbreak. Specialising in . . . weather which seems to make it more fun. This young .lady is jet to graduate to the two-wheeler, Delicious Home Cooked Foods nmt then "trikes" are almost as much fun anyway, NOTICE to MEMBERS You are invited to visit « The Federation of BOCA RATON Rhodesia and Nyasa- of Boca Raton NIWS land exports more than 200,000,000 pounds of BOB'S LOUNGE & \ Complete Selection ol HONE 395-5121 flue-cured tobacco year- Democratic Organization Published every THURS- ly. It is second only to IDAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. the United States. Rho- THERE WILL 6E A MEETING TO ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAR PACKAGE STORE/ WINES LIQUORS by Boca Raton News, desian tobacco growing •Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, started about 70 years ai the CLUB BUILDING 140 N.W. 11th St. tj^ We Meet All Advertised Prices of Boca Raton Stores president. ago; the first exports JOHN OPEL were in 1911. THURSDAY EVENING - MAY 2 - 8 p.m. - REFRESHMENTS Corner of Palmetto Park Rd. and Federal Highway Downtown Boca Raton Editor H. CLAY RILEY Advertising Manager !mVIGHT PETERS Circulation Manager Boca Raton NATIONAL Bank Up 196% Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Boca Raton, Florida, FORBES MAGAZINE, in ITS CURRENT ISSUE, Dec. 1, 1955. LISTS THIS LOCAL BANK as AMONG THE MEMBER loridaPress Association National Editorial As s'n. FASTEST GROWING 20 "BABY BANKS" IN Boca Raton of Commerce THE NATION. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Boca Raton National Bank has come in for national honors. By carrier in city . . . 10

Delicate perfume fills the air and enchantment fills the heart as you walk through the unbelievable beauty of Gardenia Lane at Cypress Gardesn, Florida, Gardenias Add to Fragrance WINN The soft sweet fra- shown in the Cypress age is adequate. grance of the Gardenia Gardens' photograph is Choose a location in When it comes to putting your message* adds undeniable ro- used by florists for mak- full sun or a spot shaded mance and charm to the ing corsages, and as by fairly tall trees. A before the right people at the right time with the greatest Florida garden. Velvety- every southern girl knows, wise precaution is to white, double flowering they are the finishing spray the shrubs twice a selling impact at the lowest cost . . . this newspaper is blooms are borne on com- touch when pinned to her year with an oil emulsion pact shrubs with shiny party dress. Veitchii can of the Florida Volck your winning advertising medium on all counts! foliage. be grown equally well as type. This will keep the The coirbination of a a house plant or in the leaves shiny and bright handcome plant, delicate- garden. and your plant in good ly beautiful flowers and Galzierii was develop- condition. a tantalizing perfume ed in Bradenton, Florida A half dozen Gardenia makes the Gardenia a by Zeke Glazier whose bushes, composed of • RIGHT PEOPLE prime southern favorite. family has long been in- Veitchiis and perhaps This newspaper covers your Florida's Cypress Gar- volved in the improve- two other varieties, will dens has hundreds of ment of gardenia strains. keep the home garden market like a blanket ... Gardenia bushes in full From Vernon Rutter Sr., supplied with magnificent reaches the people you bloom beginning in April superintendent at Cypress blossoms for the house, want as customers. and continuing through Gardens, we learn that for personal adornment the summer. Although Gardenias can be grown and still fill your grounds there are many, many va- easily by any amateur with frag ranee and beauty. rieties, there are perhaps gardener. He suggests A walk through Gar- five which are the best buying only grafted varie- denia Lane at Cypress HIGH IMPACT known. They are the ties on Thunbergia root Gardens will convince This paper generates great- Veitchii, which blooms stock to prevent damage everyone, even those est selling impact for ads profusely all summer by the nematodes which with limited yard space, with double flowering permeate Florida gardens. that the Gardenia is a because it's where people three inch blooms; Coral Soil for Gardenias "must" for Florida gar- LOOK to buy! Gables, producer of the should be slightly acid. dens. beautifully shaped larger This can be accomplished flowers; Olazierii, large by mixing peat into the SCHOOL MENUS blossoms with a long soil of the planting area • RIGHT TIME blooming period; and the and by using fertilizer Week Starting April 29 Hadley and Belmont va- known as Azalea-Camellia J. C. MITCHELL SCHOOL When people are ready to rieties which feature mixture. Gardenias like Monday — Ravioli, buy, they look at the ads huge flowers but a shorter plenty of moisture but French bread, cabbage bloom period (about four cannot stand wetfeaf, raisin and carrot salad, in this paper for shopping weeks). according to Rutter. apple crisp, milk. guidance. The Veitchii variety Make certain that drain- Tuesday — Sauerkraut and hot dogs, mashed potatoes, bread and but- Tricks Can Help Gardeners ter, glazed doughnuts, • LOW COST milk. Save Flowers after Cutting Wednesday — Turkey This newspaper will pro- pie, potatoes, string duce better results at lower How to keep your cut in boiling water for 30 beans, bread and butter, flowers from folding up in seconds before the regu- chocolate pudding. cost than any other adver- a matter of a few hours lar treatment with 110 Thursday - Cheese- tising medium. is often, a problem. degree water. burger, vegetable soup, Miss Mary Todd, home Each time the stem is apple sauce, cookie, , demonstration agent, cut the boiling water milk. suggests the following treatment is essential to Friday — Toasted tricks can help a lot in allow the plant to take up cheese sandwich, tator making cut flowers last water. tots, lettuce and tomato longer. salad, cherry glaze cake, Wash your containers milk. with soap and water. Girl Scouts J- o get your merchandise This will take out bac- BOCA RATON SCHOOL terial growths which Cancel Hike Monday — Sloppy Joe on shopping lists, get your on bun, buttered corn, cause flowers to wilt. The lack of April show- advertising into this news- Cut the stems with a ers from the skies, cherry cobbler, milk. sharp knife on a slant, brought showers to the Tuesday — Hamburger paper. Most readers use it this will allow the flower eyes of thirty-one dis- over rice, turnip greens, to take up more water. appointed Girl Scouts bread and butter, fruit, as their shopping guide ., . Strip off the foliage from troop 201. milk. that will be under water, Because of extreme Wednesday — Chili, look to it for facts and fig- leaves under water will dryhess, the Fire Depart- crackers, French bread ures an who's got what for decay rapidly and cause ment is not issuing any and butter, cake, fruit, the whole flower to break fire permits for at least milk. sale . . .and for how mucn. down faster. two weeks. Thus "putting Thursday — Chow.mein, Flace the stems in the damper" on the Girl rice, Chinese .noodles, Since this is where their water at 110 degrees Scouts' planned hike and "bread and butter, fruit, SHOPPING starts, this is "which is lukewarm. The cookout this Saturday. milk. warm water moves into Mrs. John Weir, troop Friday — Pizza pies, the best pla,ce for you to the stem faster than leader, said the girls, who pineapple and lettuce cold water. Be sure to are working toward vari- salad, ice cream, 'milk. start your SELLING! cover the base of the ous badges, had planned stem but deep water is the route of their hike Jacob V/eber not necessary. and menu for their cook- Funeral services were The water should be out which was to take place on the beach, just held this week for Jacob allowed to cool for. Weber, 88, 400 S. Ocean about two hours with a north of the Boca Raton Cabana Club. Blvd., at Kraeer Funeral piece of paper wrapped Home. loosely around the Mrs. Weir said the flowers to reduce loss of cookout is a fire hazard, He died at Korth Dis- moisture. The flowers at this time, due to the trict Hospital April 20 following a long illness. will become rigid after many brush fires in the this two-hour period and area. He had been a resident can be arranged. If some of Poca Raton for 12 For the sake of the years, coming from Solon, flowers wilt, repeat the Girl Scouts and the Fire hot water treatment. Ohio, where he had been SHOPPING STARTS IN THE Department, we hope the associated with both Keeping the flowers at five days remaining in wholesale and retail a temperature of 30 to 35 April will hold some hardware stores. degrees will keep some showers; bringing May fie is survived by a PAGES OF THIS NEWSPAPER kinds for several weeks. flowers, bright skies and widow, Lucile, Boca Ea- When using the flowers, thirty-one pair of bright ton; a son, William H-, they will last longer if eyes for a day of fun, Shaker Heights, Ohio; a kept in a cool place at hiking and cooking in the daughter, Mrs. Dorothy night or when not in use. near future. Yoder, Ravenna, Ohio; a This should be placed Mr. and Mrs. K.F. Adair sister, Miss Henrietta away from drafts and of Camino Real entertain- Weber, Cleveland, seven wann air as much as ed a party of fifteen grandchildren and eight possible to reduce water friends at dinner at the great-grandchildren. loss. Bayou on Sunday evening The Pev. Can M. Gill, Flowers such as dah- pastor of the First lias, poppies and poin- BOCA RATON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Methodist Church offi- settias have milky juices Toomey have Dr. and ciated at the services. which clog up water in- Mrs. Francis X. O'Brien Further services and 34 Si. 2nd. STREET 395-5121 takes. To stop this the of Hyanni sport, Mass., burial will be held in stems should be placed as their houseguests. Ohio. Thursday, April 25, 1963 THE BOC^ ^ RATON NEWNEWSS 5A Polo Weekend Boosts Service League Treasury by $45,959 Mrs. Robert Drummond, announced the net pro- president of Debbie-Fand ceeds from the Polo Service League, Inc., has Weekend. . The total for the entire Derby Party Planned weekend, April 6 and 7 "They're off!" will be is $45,959.12. This in- the announcer's cry on cludes the Polo Ball and Kentucky Derby Day, May Polo Game. 4. Members of Royal Mrs. Drumnond said Palm Yacht and Country plans are already under Club will gather at the way, by the board of- Yacht Club to watch the trustees, for another spec- race of the year on TV. tacular weekend next "Derby Day" at Royal year which will incorpo- Palm Yacht Club will rate the entire city of start with traditional Poca Baton. mint juleps at 3,o'clock The American Red Cross completed its fund drive in Boca Faton, and was and continue into even- "over the top" on its $5,000 goal, drive chairman Oliver F Chambers Jr., ing with dinner and danc- Subscribe To reported this week. Among the major contributors who helped push the drive ing. The Boca Raton News over the top was the Boca Raton National Bank which presented its check to drive worker William Mitchell (left), The presentation was made by Robert Manufacturers "VtE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Smith, vice president of the bank. NEON CARDS PAINTED _ PAPER Jay Krall, vice-president of Civitans and chairman of annual fruitcake pro- Burma celebrates each ject, presents a check for $300 to Mrs. Robert Benedict of West Palm Beach, March 27 as Resistance president of Palm Beach County Association for Retarded Children, The Day, rrarking the day in funds will go to the rehabilitation center, which offers training and sheltered 1945 when the Burmese employment for mentally retarded, physically handicapped and emotionally began organized resis- disturbed persons 16 years and older. Dick Gould, president of Civitans, is tance against the Japa- DIAL DIAL 210 S. Fed. ]Bwy. Delray Beach CR 8-1031 395-1633 60 N. Dixie on the left. nese occupation. 395-1633 Toy Makers Meet Here The 1963 Toy Manufac- turers Workshop and Con- ference, sponsored by the Toy Manufacturers of the 0J.S.A., Inc., will be held at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club April 29-May 1. Shipments by members CARPET STERPIECES of the U.S. toy industry are expected to reach a new all-time high of well over $1 billion dollars in 1963. Chairman of this year's from conference committee is Joseph L. Steiner, with Joseph B. McVicker as MIAMI RUG CO. co-chairman of the meet- Over 39 years in Florida under the same ownership and management ing. . Designed to strengthen the industry, the business program will feature a se- We've gathered the finest collection of carpet "masterpieces" from the master weavers of the carpet world . . . ries of panel discussions and seminars, as figures Bigelow, Lees,. Cabin Crafts, etc. . . . carpets of every conceivable pattern and color ... to match every mood already in show that dur- . . every decor . . . every budget. Doesn't it make sense to choose your carpet from South Florida's oldest and _ing the past year the toy largest carpet specialty stores where every yard of carpet is guaranteed perfect quality by the manufacturer and ^industry continued to out- Miami Rug Co. Come visit our gallery tomorrow! strip considerably the performance of other con- sumer goods fields — evi- denced by the growing share of the consumer's Destined to become a ! dollar being spent for toys. In 1962 the rise of LEES "HEAVENLY" CARPET nearly 11 per cent in toy shipments compared with Woven of 100% DuPont 501 Nylon an increase of 5.5 per cent in total personal con- You've seen this magnificent carpeting advertised in national sumption expenditures. ~ The sessions begin magazines... now see it at Miami Rug Co. . Who'd have T/Ionday with an open dis- dreamed a carpet could look so delicious and still be so rugged? cussion of the associa- tion's statistical program The duo-tone colors are soil resistant, stain resistant led by Russell L. Wenk- and come in 15 luscious shades. Permanently mothproof. stern, president of Tonka See this "sweet" buy tomorrow at Miami Rug Co. Toys, on "Tools of Fi- nancial Control that Lead to Financial Strength." Afterward, members will eq. yd. get together to discuss 8.95 M'Youi Firm Compared to Industry's Operating Ratio Report." Tuesday, marketing chairman Jerome M. Fryer, of Gabriel Industries, A masterpiece of beauty . . . luxury and quality! will moderate a session on "new trends in market- BIGELOW'S ALL WOOL TWIST CflRPET ing in the toy industry." The ladies will have The symbol of luxurious decorating their own seminar, as 0/[rs. Peggy Brogan, di- The deep wool pile typifies the current interest in heavy rector of the American textured fabrics. Woven of 100% selected wools, the world's Toy Institute, leads a springiest carpet material. Superior in beauty and wearability. discussion on "a fresh This is supreme quality in twist carpet... mothproof, of course! look at children and toys." Sixteen colors to blend with contemporary or traditional decor. A.C. Gilbert, president of the Toy Manufacturers, sq. yd. will lead the discussion 12.99 Wednesday on "the inter- national market for •American toys." CLOSEOUT! 100% DuPONT NYLON CARPET 100% VIRGIN WOOL CREDIT IS THE COMMON SENSE WAY TO BUY CARPETS Association Plans Here is your opportunity to buy tough, long wearing . Fine carpeting is an investment in good living. It pays to buy the Show Boat Cruise all nylon or all wool carpet worth dollars more at 4.99 best — quality that will last. And the common-sense way to buy Royal Oak Hills Asso- this low closeout price! Moth and mildew proof. ciation, Inc., has made Choice of decorator colors while they last! iq. yd. such important merchandise is to make wise use of Miami Rug Co.'* arrangements for a Show credit — nobody offers you more generous and convenient facilities. Boat Cruise on the South- OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. ern Belle Tuesday, May 7. Over 3$ years h South Florida under We carry PERFECT QUALITY Carpet* only, guaranteed § They will leave the If you can't visit the stores.,, the some ovnersh'ip and managemenf hy the manufacturer and Miami Rug Co. Palmetto Park boat see these valuei In your home! RUGMOBILE launching ramp at 3 p.rr. The Showboat will cruise down the Intracoastal 395-3213 to Captain Al Start's New Plantation Mansion Miami Rug Co.'i experienced carpet counselor House for dinner and re- will bring lamples to your home. You can blend turn by moonlight at your carpeting with your furnishings and walls. RUG CO 10:30 p.m. There i* no obligation for this free "in-the- A Gay 90's show will home" service. _be held on board. BOCA RATON. . 751 South Federal Highway - 395-3213 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 25, 1963

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NEW BOCA ISLANDS COMPLETE LINE OF I FIFTH WALLPAPER and PAINTS REDUCED PRICES Reg. 6.95 BOURBON PARADISE OF FLORIDA rm FLINT KOTE A DEVELOPMENT BY ITVENUS, INC. 310 S.W. 11th PLACE, BOCA RATON, FLA. PAVEMENT the KEW Brokers Invited LITE PHONE 395-1614, 395-1211 172 E. Boca Raton Road 395-2442 SCOTCH THE BOCA RATQH NEWS Thursday, April 25, 1963 HHHn5BK^fiBH^^EBflHttnBBnSflHHHnmn^HnBHnmBnnHHHBMmMm«MMnH Annual Track and Field Meet Set The Boca Raton Police ball throw. softball throw. Benevolent Association For boys 12 and 13 For girls 10 and 11 announced that they wili years old, 50-yard dash, years old, 50-yard dash, sponsor their fourth an- 65-yard low hurdles, 100- high jump, standing broad nual Junior Champion yard dash, discus throw, jump, running broad jump, Track and Field meet for high jump, pole vault, softball throw, and 65- Jr. High School Girls Hold boys and girls 8-13, next standing broad jump, run- yard dash. nronth at Memorial Park. ning broad jump, shotput, For girls 12 and 13 Tentative date for the and softball throw. years old, 50-yard dash, No-Loss Record for Season meet is Saturday, May In the girls events, for high jump, standing broad 11. girls eight and nine years jump, running broad jurrp, old, 50-yard dash, and The girls' swimming The boys' swimming The annual city meet is softball throw and 65- team of Boca Raton High team has not fared so expected to draw wide yard dash. School copped two meets well, but managed to slip interest from the many Deadline Sat. for Entrants will be limit- last week to boost the into second place in tri- youngsters who will be ed to participating in team's winning streak to angular meet with St. participating. Last year 'Pony' Players four events. Entry blanks four straight. Andrews School, and over 180 boys and girls for the meet have been The -undefeated girls Boynton. St. Andrews participated in the day All boys interested in distributed to the local edged out Delray Beach tallied 68 points, Boca long event. The meet playing Pony League schools. Additional forms Junior High School by a Eaton 56 and Boynton will be broken into three Baseball this summer can be obtained at the score of 49 to 46. Later 44. The Bobcat boys age groups, eight and who have not as yet Police Station or the in the week, the team de- finished on the short end nine, 10 and 11, and 12 registered, have until Recreation Center. Entry feated Boynton Beach of a decisive 61-27 score and 13. Medals will be Saturday morning to do blanks should be return- Junior High School 69 to in their meet with Delray As baseball enthusiasm grows in Boca Raton, these youngsters have a real awarded to first place so. ed to the Recreation Cen- 26. Beach Junior High School. find, The baseball collection they're viewing was made by James O'Sullivan winners of each event, League officials an- ter no later than Saturday, May 4. In the Eelray meet, and loaned to James Brannigan, to help promote Boca Raton as a spring while ribbons will go to nounced boys can regis- Further information con- Lloyd Butler chalked up training camp for a major-league learn. The ball on top was signed by all second and third place ter at the Recreation BRAKES a first place award for finishers. Center on W'est Palmetto cerning scheduling of the Bobcat boys. In the members of the old St. Louis Browns at their last game in St. Louis. On the events will be given at a left is a ball signed by Baseball Commissioner "Happy" Chandler and Bill Preliminaries will get Park Road. Proof of date Relined girls' competition, first underway at 10 a.m., with of birth must be shown. later date. Harridge, president of the American League. Babe Ruth signed the center place points were earned the finals being held at. The four-team league by Debbie Benson. Lindy ball — the last one he signed - and-the grand "old man" of baseball, Connie 2 p.m. and the presenta- will open play Tuesday, Nolan and Cindy Pram- Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics, signed the ball on the right,. The collec- tion of awards immediate- May 7, and play double Classified Ads FORD - CHEVROLET bach, and the Relay Team tion is destined to find a permanent home in the Baseball Hall of Fame in ly following. headers every Tuesday 34S.E. 2nd Street PLYMOUTH and of Bonnie Ugiss, Gail Cooperstown, N.Y. Viewing the collection are Scott Clements, Bobby, Jim Events by age group in- and Friday evening. PHONE 395-5121 DeWeese, Diane Jackson and Tommy Brannigan and Mark Thompson, clude: for boys eight and Sponsors this year in- Published I very Thursday Host other cars and Darcy Apetz. nine years old, 50-yard clude: Police Benevo- dash and softball throw. lent Association, Con- Helen Murphy Classified Manager 15.95 GUARANTEED League to Register For boys 10 and 11 tractors Association, Pinault Elected Pres. years old, 50-yard dash, Smithson_ & Keyser, and - RATES - MIRACLE MILE The "T" Ball League BOWLING 65-yard low hurdles, high the Firefighters Benevo- Line Rates 30