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City Agenda Heavy on Zoning, Winfield Park Business New State University Boca Raton News Bldg. Opening in Boca Raton 34 S.E. Second St. Planned for 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 6 NO. 47 Bocti Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, October 19, 1961 16 Pages TEN CENTS COPY ROTARY DISTRICT TO City Agenda Heavy on OPEN METING FRIDAY More than eight hundred rence will be made by Jus- Rotarians are expected to tice Stephen O'Connell of converge on Boca Raton the Florida Supreme Court Zoning, Winfield Park this weekend for the an-and Leo Aikman of Atlan- nual conference of dis- ta. trict 699 of Rotary Inter- The program will in- nationa]. Conference clude speeches, discus- Business Zone Rejected sessions will be held in sion groups, panels and the Boca Raton Hotel and entertainment which add Tuesday was planning Club. up to a. very full week end and zoning night at the Cecil S. Farrar of DeJ- beginning with a golf tour- Body Found on Beach City Commission meeting. ray Beach, the District nament on Friday morning Four items were discuss- Governor, said representa- and ending with a Friend- ed during the meeting. tives aie expected from ship Breakfast on Sunday. Is Identified as Pilot Commissioners unani- every one of the Rotary In between, Boca Raton x mously denied a request clubs which make up the Rotarians will be attend- A dismembered body f° Curt Joa, a Wisconsin to rezone six lots in win- ing the "model luncheon," brought ashore in Boca businessman, came from field Fark from residential district, [n addition to Raton Friday in three West Bend, Wise, and was Boca Raton, Florida cities Saturday and the Gover- to business. The request nor's banquet with their parts has been identified the father of six children. had previously received from Ormond Beach on the as that of Alfred J. Haen, north to Key West on the wives Saturday night. unanimous approval of the a 43-year old pilot from south and inland as far At the conference, a Ro- Planning and Zoning Wisconsin missing since Turnpike Work Commission, as Cleviston will send tarian will be nominated a week ago Monday. delegations, Commissioner John to serve as governor of Dr. Gabina Cuevas, To Local Firm This meeting is held this Rotary district for FaJm Beach County medi- Brandt charged that the each year, Governor Far- the 1962-63 fiscal year. cal examiner, told the zoning group had not made rar said, to review Rotary A Boca Raton Engi- "enough investigatipn" of He will take office on Boca Raton News Haen . _ ,, u si. prior to giving service activities and to July 1, 1962 as the offi- Ilcclllltneering llllUfirmj, junJohnn AA. thueeteq requese t prior to giving had been identified by den- Grant Jr> Inc_ has been its approval. He said make plans for increasing cial representative in this tal charts. He said that named as one of two sec- there are already houses their effectiveness during district of Rotary interna- Haen had pr es umedl y the coming year. Repre- tional, the world-wide or- Guest speaker at the Boca Raton Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday was Congress- .i u * 1 . 1 tion engineers on the Or- on lots in the area, senting the president of ganization of Rotary man Paul G. Rogers, second from right. Others are left to right, W. Hugh Brown, drowned before being at- ]ando to Wildwood section Residents of the area, Rotary International, Jo- clubs. Lt. Gov.-elect Kiwanis Division 14; Ed Barnhardt, Kiwanis president; and L.L. tackecatedd toby what was inch- of tbe prOpOsed turnpike appearing at the commis- seph A. Abey of Reading, The new governor will Tazewell, Kiwanis president-elect. such as sharksbe .large tisn, extens[on> the Florida sion meeting, objected to Pennsylvania, will be be formally elected, 'along ...... ... State Turnpike Authority the proposed change and Alabamian Roy D. Hick- with more than 250 other The head of the victim annouoced Konday. noted that restrictive cove- man, a past director of the district governors from all came ashore about 6:30 The other flm [s the nants ln the deeds prohibit international organization. parts of the world, at Ro-University an Important a.m. Friday and was dis- Lakeland Engineering firm any use other than residen- Other principal addresses tary international's 1962 covered still ID the surf of Weiiraari-Lord Engineer- tial for property in Win- in the course of the confe- convention in Los Ange- by William Bengel, of 2333 Lrtg[nc- field Fark. les, California next June. N.F. Fourth Ave who was John Qrant whQWB g Commissioner JoeDe _ These district governors Cultural Asset - Rep, Rogers fishing along the beach -n ch of constructing Long voted against the re- Legion Drafts north of the public beach. 2Q mijes Qf fche existing ^ ^ ^ comment will coordinate the ser- "As other parts of themore sacrifices are need- vice work of 500,000 ed, everyone will make friendly to the U.S. or turnpike also designed the that he "wouldn't want business and professional countries have been de- countries also receiving Plan for Fair veloped by railroads and them willingly," Rogers It new Boca Raton and Lake the commission to place executives who are mem- said. aid from communist na- Worth Interchanges, the residents in the em- bers of more than 11,000 aircraft, Florida will be tions. 12:30 p.m. on a reef about Plans are being formu- "I think our firm action Authorities hope to barrassing pposition of Rotary clubs in 123 coun- even further developed by . , 600 feet away from where break ground for the pro- lated by American Legion the space age," Congress- will deter Russia more going through a court Post 277 for a "real old- tries. "By piking together, the head was seen_ posed extension by mid- man Paul G, Rogers said than anything. The Berlin ?„„*„„„!?« "„!, Later on iFridayJ , vjOcea1 n suit." fashioned" type country ".iu. L U^M u, 4,\u6cio ocuu -•-»-—"=>• J-'"- u^Kin jn vin„..g . faitnrovprh anqd includinnnp fngr """"" "" "t." '. ^ '"" December. at Ladles situation is most crltical R g 6 3 The commission approv- fair in Boca Raton. ru K r\ U Wll ^ ^iwanis guidance we will bTvic v FeIl^ y ° ^f^fT According to the Chair- Chamber Club Will i meeting bu, . t i.f, a peace treat, y is f^f,Butuauue" ?>,' ™Z"we wiu 11™*ue vie- - «ported that the _ „, ,Jt „ „.. ... ed a request for a change DaDayy luncheouncheonn LywM uuav uu . City Commissioners ap- meeting but if a peace treaty is torioUB .. ^g^ COnc!ud- C man Qf the Tu(npike Au of zoning on a parce] of proved the Legion's re- Hear John Robinson Tuesday. ed. Rogers said the proposed signed with East Germany aiso oeen iouna thority( Tampan John M. land owned by Frank Bob- quest to use the vacant and access routes are Harry Newman program f a i I' Hammer, this completes rytzke from residential to lot adjacent to the Legion Next Thursday 0 81 as ast een Boca Raton university will closed, I believe we would c^/,2n irtodaced ?oT- IT ,? ' *' J * the authority's list of motel-business. The tract, Home for a fair at the John w. Robinson, as- Secti n commission meeting Tues- mean a great dea, to the have a decision ready." J™^' ££*»£$ ^_ ^ J ^nnJSX ° eaglaeeis-fcr the recently purchased by- sistant manager of the entire area educationally, Rogers did not say what mended ^ f his six Ridge Beach An unusual- pioposed 156.mi3e exten. Bobrytzke from the Florida day night. West Faim Beach office O U nd sion from Port Pierce to Legion officials said the culturally and as a means the decision was but he years of perfect attendance ^UI/e n tf ^in\ ajS Inland Navigation Distridt, of the Social Security ad- twano attract to t locatinducee neas r whano d^continud a e to giv „ e bu, t *ar e^ ^^ ^ cur n ^^ gainst is under option to the City plans have not been com- ministration will be guest going t o stVae g g & m pleted yet and may be educational center where for cmc use speaker at the Coffee continuthis battle.e DO' give DUC are Barnhaxt Kiwanis presi- pri fh-hnf iv rmri-^ tn *pm- - subject to change, but it their scientists and engi- d UP andWi n N One In Ufed In hs Club at the Boca Raton neers can be trained as f^Ai°n^Rogers also dent, gav'e Rogers a certif- Se SrWes SeX ° J ^"^ [ ^T -1 is hoped to have a country foreign aid to nations not Chamber of Commerce next part of this new age. , icate of appreciation on erHaent ' , who was a pilot _ . _ . the Bobrytzke tract will type fair with bake-offs, e Thursday at 9 a.m. The congressman from l°°l ?<- betialf oftheclub. °^^ mhn „,„„ „ -;n Truck-Train Scrape help to relieve some of other special cooking Robinson's topic will be events, displays of farm the sixth District said nated as "Interstat•erscace escaped injury when the inthge ofproble an adjacenm whict trianguh has- "The 1961 Amendments to that $885,000,000 will be a implements, automobiles, 1 Police Chief Brown Will "• OI nmkulAC UnlocaP lhmr mak n hnarrowl o Wamaay arise._„ Ln concerninL _• i t._g - th<.Le _- zon^- the Social Security Act.' ' spent in the next three to RSeerfn?' ^ "inte? J? - " ,"!^ ^ ! 1« tract owned by the.Plf- amusements, 4-H Club RacKeceenng, inter^ driving gktdded on a wet th Avenue Shopping Plaza. "The public is invited five years in the space state Transmission of road eaily competition and many to attend this meeting" Speak At FBI Conference yesterday since the triangular tract other displays and con- age industry, which will Wagering m ming on Glades said Margo Shau], chair- help all of Florida.
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