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Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, October 15, 1959 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1959 at 2 p.m. today at the Hender- Thursday, October 15, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 IN son Funeral Chapel in Deerfield Third Birthday Party Disagree on Pay Raises MEMORIAM Beach. BPW Speaker Attacks Held for Bernard Turner (Continued From page l) leave it that way. Henderson Funeral Home is Bernard Turner, son of Mr. handling the arrangements. and Mrs. Bernard Turner, cele- Flanchertook Herbold to task A 20-page, ordinance re- Reapportionment Plan daughter. Miss Helen Tischart of Burial will be in Hollywood Me- bratedbis third birthday Saturday for an advertisement he had garding the certifying and li- Herbert G. McLauthlin Chicago; a daughter-in-law, morial Gardens, Hollywood, Fla. City Commissioner John He said that "at the present with a party at his home. placed in the Boca Raton News censing of contractors was read Herbert G. McLauthlin, 61, Mrs. Juanita Tischart of Chicago; Flancher, guest speaker at the time 16. 3 percent of the people His special birthday cake was last week regarding the dismissal in full and adopted and made of 1455 N.E. Fifth Avenue, Boca two sisters, Mrs. Alice CLacmo Business and Professional Wo- elect a majority in the House and decorated with a rea' train. Ice of the Planning Board. He de- effective immediately so that to ton, died Friday in the Veterans Rummage Sale Chairman and Mrs. Mary Rosa of Chicago, men's Club meeting Monday 13 percent elect a majority in cream, cake and lemonade were manded that Herbold tell him the daily operation of the ad- Hospital at Coral Gables after a Mrs. Joseph Starke was and his mother, Mrs. Georgiana night at the First Federal Savings the Senate," served and all the guests were •when he had voted to refer ac- ministration department not be three-month illness. named general chairman of the Tischart of Chicago, and three and Loan Building, attacked the "To show the inequities, " he given favors. tions back to the board for a full interrupted. Licenses for con- He was born in Chelsea, rummage sale sponsored by the grandchildren. proposed reapportionment a- continued, "using die 1958 pop- vote of the Planning Board. tractors are due Nov. 1 and the Mass., and came to Boca Raton women of St. Paul's Lutheran Joining in the celebration Services were held Wednes- mendment. ulation estimate, Dade County were Charles, Kathy and Connie Herbold then had the City new ordinance will apply to all, in November, 1956. He was Church. The sale will take would get one new member in day at 2 p.m. in the Kraeer Newman, John and Virginia Clerk read excerpts from the A plat of Paradise Palms, buyer and manager for the Har- place Oct. 16 and 17 at Aldrich " Under the present constitut- the House for every 170, 000 Funeral Chapel with Wendell Feldmann, Mickey Capp, Ricky minutes of the Planning Board west of the city limits, was vard Cooperative Society for 27 Corner from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. tion we have 95 representatives people while Liberty and Lafayette Loveless of the Bible Conference Brennan, PatMcCutcheon, Nancy meeting where one action was presented by the Bible Con- years in Cambridge. His former and 38 members of the Senate, " counties, each withan estimated Grounds officiating. and Billy Mitchell, BudHallman, referred back. ference Grounds Inc. with a home was in Lexington, Mass. he said. "Under the new plan populationof 28, 000, would get request for annexation. The Burial was in Forest Lawn Bobbie Day, Rosemarie West, Mayor DeLong also took issue He was a former member of the House will be increased from one seat apiece." platwas referred to the Planning Cemetery, Pompano, Beach. Scott and Jeff Rhine, Tommy with the advertisement and said Peguossette Blue Lodge F & AM, 95 to 103 and the Senate from 38 It was announced that Mrs. and Zoning boards and City Kraeer Funeral Home was in Malone, Randy Dunster, David Making plans for die Symphony Chorus Coffee are, left K> right, he had never, at any time, said Watertown, Mass., and also of liiifti to 44." June Chaplin, president, and charge of arrangements. and Cindy Peters, Tommy Boldi- he would "crackdown" on ab- Attorney Leon Weaver was in- DRIVE-IN THEATRE He stressed the importance Mrs. Marge Jamison will fly to Mrs, Frederick Peirce Jr., Mrs. Pat L. Rucci and Mrs. W. Arthur the Scottish Rite and bodies and zar, Kathy Marqusee and Carol senteeism on the boards. He structed to prepare an ordinance S. Fed. Hway. - Deerfiafd Be*ch of every eligible voter casting his St. Petersburg Friday to partici- Grove. Mrs. Grove, membership chairman, signs up Mrs. Rucci Shrine, all of Massachusetts. Mrs. Florence Kairawicz Ann Ellis. objected to use of the word of intent to annex. vote in the special election Nov. pate in a State Planning Board as the first new Symphony Society member in Boca Raton. Mrs. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Florence L. Kairawicz, Out-of-town guests included "crackdown. " Thurs. and Fri. Oct. 15. 16 3 and he warned that if the pre- meeting. Peirce will be a hostess Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Chorus Coffee to Marion, of Boca Raton; two 53, was found dead at her home, Kim Turner, Lois and Mark Wea- beheld at the home of Mrs. John Flancher, 170 N.E. Spanish Trail, Commissioner Dane, absent THOMAS RESIGNS Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds sent amendment is not defeated Plans are being made for a daughters, Mrs. Marion Lee of 51 N. E. 51st Street, la'st Friday. ver, Julie Ann Scott, Rusty and at 10:30 a.m. Those who would like to attend are asked to call when the action was taken re- (Continued prom page l) IT STARTED WITH A KISS it will not come to a referendum District 10 meeting with the Boca Honolulu, Hawaii, and Miss The body Was discovered by a Bucky Berry and Judith, Susan Mrs. Flancher at 8405 and register. -Boca Raton News Photo. moving the Planning Board, said "Prior to retiring to Boca in Color at 7;QQ and 10:25 again until 1971. Raton BPW as the hostess club. Margery McLauthlin of Boca colored maid reporting for work. and Bart Merkel. he was astonished at the removal Raton four years ago I served Audie Murphy, Joan Evans Raton; three sons, Robert G., She came to Boca Raton three of Dr. Harry Sorenson, John with the United States Post Office NO NAME ON THE BULLET Baptist Class Honors Milltown, N. J. ; Walter H., years ago from Dania, Fla. Houghton and Mrs. Margaret Department for 30 years, 14 of in color at 9:00 I Sunday School Teachers South River, N. J., and John H. Mrs. Kairawicz is survived CLOSE OUT / Lynch, as their attendance was which I served as Postmaster. Eighteen members and guests of Boca Raton, and five grand- by her mother, Mrs. Ethel Perry good, Laterl was afield representative Saturday, Oct. 17 attended the October meeting of children. of San Pedro, Calif.; two sisters, A Nice Selection Off Fishing Earle Robbins was elected of the United States Civil Service 3 BIG HITS the AdultLadies Class of the First Services were held Monday Mrs. Edith Williams of San by a majority vote of city em- Commission. All In Color •BaptistChurch held at the home in the Kraeer Funeral Chapel with Pedro and Mrs. Blanche Ferguson ployes to represent them on the "On Nov. 1, 1958, I was Audie Murphy, Joan Evans of Mrs. David Ashe. the Rev. Ernest E, Hawk, pastor of Los Angeles; a brother, Everett Civil Service Board. Commis- unanimously appointed a mem- NO NAME ON THE BULLET The class welcomed Miss RODS and REELS of the First Methodist Church, Archambault of Lowell, Mass., sioners confirmed the election berof the Civil Service Boardby Sara Anderson, incoming Sunday officiating. and a nephew, Henry Landryof At 7:00 Only Priced at our cost and appointed Kobbins to serve the City Council. When other School teacher, and appreciation Cremation followed. Kraeer Boca Raton. Glenn pord, Debbie Reynolds for a two-year term. members refused to serve as was expressed to outgoing Funeral Homes was in charge of Funeral services will be held IT STARTED WITH A KISS Commissioner Flancher said Secretary because it is a very the arrangements. At 8:35 Only teapher, Mrs. J. C. Haney, now * Hobbies and he wanted it made part of the time consuming job, I agreed to Paul Newman, Joanne woodward WMV president. ANDSEL Craft Supplies public record that he was neither acceptappointmentona tempo- Ebenezer L Evans RALLY ROUKD Class officers for the new * Models * Toys pro nor con on the subject of Sunday School year were an- rary basis. I served in this capa- Ebenezer Ludwig Evans, 68, THE FLAG, BOYS * Shell Supplies fluoridationfor Boca Raton. He city until July. Now the board nounced and suggestions for a 280 N. E. Second Circle, Boca At 10:25 Only said he had received numerous has a paid employe. class name will be renewed at Raton, died unexpectedly last U S. »l beiween Delray Beach and Boynton OUSE letters and telephone calls and as " Today — three months after the next meeting. Wednesday in a Boynton Beach Now Showing Sunday, Monday, Tuesday 137 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD far as he was concerned Boca I resigned as Secretary — they A patio-cookout was held hospital. Qcto'ber 18, 19 20 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA * 4941 Raton water was outstanding in have preferred charges against Commissioner John Flancher is welcomed to the Business and after the meeting. He came here a year and a "ROOM AT THE TOP" BRING 5 1943 PENNIES it's quality and he intended to me on the pretext that two men Professional Women's Club Monday night by Mrs. June Chaplin, half ago from Merrick, Long Is- Laurence Harvey AND GET IN FREE! employed as temporaries in Jan- president. He spoke on reapportionment. -Boca Raton News Photo. land, N. Y. Simone signoret LIMIT one to a car, only POINTS OF INTEREST uary and two in May were per- Mr. Evans retired in 1951 Feature time 7:00 & 11:00 Danny Kaye, Louis Armstrong He helps those who help them- mitted to remain on the payroll after serving 35 years as assistant Also THE FIVE PENNIES selves. Trust in God and keep- beyond the 90-day limit. Three to Discuss Health cashier with the National City "NOWHERE TO GO" in Color at 7:00 and ll:QQ your powder dry. Whether this was my responsi- Bank of New York City. George Nader bility or on the head of that Gary Cooper, Maria schelJ By the Republican He is survived by his wife, 9:25 Only THE HANGING TREE Before Boca Raton PTA STOCK Don Montgomery particular Department is de- "Health" will be the subject Thomas Vaughan, Mrs. Thomas batable. Mrs. Madeline A. Evans of Boca Starts Sunday in color at 9:15 Raton; four sisters, Mrs. Florence of the Boca Raton Elementary West and Mrs. Renee Oates. "It is very humiliating to "IT STARTED WITH A KISS" Starting Wednesday Oct. 21 School Parent-Teacher Associa- Basketball, Mr. and Mrs. Foremost Watch Repairs have been asked to resign on Telfer, Lafayette, Calif., Mrs. Gertrude Richard, Riverside, Glenn Debbie tion meeting Monday, Oct. 19, Robert Boldizar; window paint, BOCA RAY JEWELERS such picayune charges. pord Reynolds THE BLUE ANGEL at 8 p. m. in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Richard Mann, art guild; "The whole crux of the Calif., Mrs. Adda Patterson, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, Speakers will be Dr. John milk bottle, Mr. and Mrs. Ric- LIQUIDATION Across From Post Office matter is, I am not a Yes Man Alley, who will talk on "The hard Heidgard; ring toss, Mr. and have opposed the ruling and Mrs. Marie Kegirs, Plato- Teh Boca 4312 field, N. J. The Gulfstream Chapter Use and Abuse of Antibiotics", and Mrs. M. Stevens; publicity, faction of City Hall when I be- Dr. William Jackson, who will Mrs. Francis Ham and Mrs. lieve them to be in error and Services were held Thursday For The BEST at 8 p. m. at the Kraeer Funeral speak on "Dental Health", and Betty Fish; parcel post, Mrs. have made suggestions when I American Association Of University Women the County School Nurse, Mrs. Bill Smith. considered them to be in the best Chapel with the Rev. Albert L. PLAT TOP Eastman, pastor of the Church of Clara Ward, R, N., who will Anyone wishing to contri- interestof all Civil Service em- cordially invites you to attend discuss "Your School Child's bute to the carnival may have "Bar NONE" ployes of this City. the Open Door, officiating. Further services and burial a series of four lectures on Health." pickup service by calling Boca SEE CHRIS AT "I resented the dictatorial GOING were in New Jersery. Robert Simpson, chairman, 3575. attitude and I am opposed to BARBER Local arrangements were announced that plans are under political expediency in Civil Welcome Wagon to Meet LEO'S SHOP handled by the Kraeer Funeral way for the annual Halloween Service by professional politi- HOW TO INVEST For Luncheon Tuesday Home. Carnival Oct. 31 at Memorial OPPOSITE KWIK CHEK cians. ON! Ph. 9646 Field. He has named his work- The North Broward Welcome Alexander A. Tischart to be given by ing committees as: General Wagon will meet for luncheon at Alexander A. Tischart, 61, admission and tickets, Paul noon Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the died Monday at North Broward Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner& Smith Inc. Matwiy and Robert Trafford; Golden Falcon in Pompano Beach. General Hospital in Ft. Lauder- cashiers, Mrs. Alfred Amsler and The Rev. W. B. Sutphin will WIDE SELECTION HEAT OR dale. Mrs. William Maxfield; nail be the speaker. at the drive, J. C Haney; comic book, He came to Boca Raton a year Committee members include LIVING ROOM SUITES ° BfDROOM SUITES COOL YOUR ago from Chicago and lived at Mrs. Lee Lawson; bingo, Carl Mrs. Frank W. Clayton, chair- DELRAY BEACH WOMEN'S CLUB Douglas and Carl Feddern; fish man; Mary Christiansen, co- NOW 377 N. E. 24th Street. He was a DINING ROOM and KITCHEN SITS HOME WITH carpenter and a member of Local pond, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wil- chairman; Mrs. Arthur Daniels, 80, Carpenters Union, Chicago. locks; dart game, Hoppy Hop- Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs. Hurst 425 S. E. 5th Avenue CHAIRS & BEDDING » BAHAMA BEDS He is survived by his wife, Tuesday Evenings kins; apple bob, John Loughery; Eckels, Mrs. C L. Galliger, GENERAL® ELECTRIC Helen, of Boca Raton; two sons, white elephant, Mrs. Robert Mrs. E. T. McDowell and Mrs. Itobert F. of Chicago and Alex- Simpson, Mrs. Thomas Fleming J. N. Hernick. ander Jr. of Boca Raton; a October 27th, November 3rd and Mrs. Eskild Bondesen. Reservations must be made SAVINGS UP TO OFF Also country store, Mr. and by Saturday. Any one wishing WEATHERTRON 8.00 P.M. Mrs. Warren Harris, treasure reservations may call Mrs. chest, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eckels, Boca 8865, Mrs. Galliger, ALI-ILECTR1C HEAT PUMP Linden; penny toss, Mr. and Mrs. Boca 3987, or Mrs. Nelson, at MODEL WTC 30B ADMISSION FREE Stanley Ellis; cake walk, Bill WH-1-0964. 5 - piece ALUMINUM BOWL SET Smith; food, Mrs. Allen Lunger, Mrs. Daniel Mucci, Mrs. Chet For Quick Results UMBRELLA, Wind Proof, 10" Rib Frame, Plaid Cove call us Fenton, Mrs. John Lunger, Mrs. Use The Classified Ads INSURANCE IS OUR If you are planning to attend this series of lectures WASTE BASKET, Polyethylene Plastic, 20 qt. installation) PROFESSION please fill in and mail this couponto; NEWLY ARRIVED Ladies' JEWELRY CASES CLOTHES BASKET, Unbreakable Soft Plastic UP TO 60 MONTHS TO PAY Member HOW TO INVEST Men's JEWELRY CASES National Assn» of Ins, Agents Post Office Box 2087 In blue, pink, white VALUES South Palm Beach County Delray Beach, Fla. and tan TROPICAL APPLIANCE Inc. Insurance Agents Assn0 Available in brown NAME $1.75 to $14.75 "Home of Quality and Service" greenf maroon/ hlack FURNITURE ADDRESS 253 N.Federal BUDGET HOUSE Phone 9924 Boca Raton Registrations also accepted by Telephone; CR 6-5251 215 N. FEDERAL HWY., BOCA RATON Phone 206 S. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 8567 71 So..Federal 9*4* ****&*** Phone 9415 HOURS 9:30-5:30 P.m. - Closed WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS TERMS UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAY 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1959 Thursday, October 15, 1959 THE BOCA RA TON NEWS 5 Mrs. Bailey Entertains NeilQuimby, Mrs. H. B. Camp- DAR Hears Talk For The Best In Values . .. Sn Winfield Park Home bell and Mrs. Frank Gpetz. Personals DO YOU® SHOPPING \H Mrs. Warren W. Bailey en- Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Entertain for Son On Local History tertained at a luncheon bridge Brandt and son, Richard, of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Amsler Garden Club Has in her Winfield Park home re- Mrs. R. F. Thaw of Defray Barberton, Ohio, are visiting entertained at a dinner party for cently. Beach was hostess to the Jonathan Mrs. Brandt's parents, Mr. and ORCHID SQUARE their son, "Chucky" Meagher, Her guests were Mrs. J. R. Dickinson Chapter, Daughters of Mrs. William McKenzie of N. W. Program for 100 who celebrated his 12th birthday Brooks, Mrs. James Srowell, the American Revolution, last 12th Street. Nearly 100 persons turned out §. FIDiRAL HWY., BOCA RATON last week. Attending were his Mrs. A. F. Morey, Mrs. Elwood Friday evening. Mrs. Thaw was Charlie Erickson flew to for the first Fall meeting of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G, Gardner, Mrs. Percy Lee, Mrs. assisted by Mrs. J. W. Holman Laconia, N. H., this week to Boca Raton Garden Club held Ample Courteous, D. Yaunch and Jacob Amsler. and Mrs. Ruth Neely. visit his father who is ill. last week in St. Gregory's Epis- Vice-regentMrs. NormanB. Joseph Tousignant of Elk- copal Church Parish Hall. Parking Friendly Service Merkel of Boynton Beach pre- hart, Ind., is visiting his sister The program was on "Birds sided in the absence of Mrs. W. and brother-in-law, Mr. and in Our Garden" and short talks YOUR FLOWER SHOP IS UNDER T. Pitman, regent. Plans were Mrs. Jack Bussen. were given by Mrs. Mllard discussed for the District 8 meet- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Borland Machle, Mrs. Eugene A. Came- i-ng which will be held Nov. 5 at -fabulous will leave their Summer resi- ron, Mrs. Leon Lewis and Mrs. NEW MANAGEMENT the Boynton Beach Woman's dence, Little Theatre Gallery in Charles Fracker. Club. Several hundred DAR FflClflLand BODY - Unique Gloucester, Mass., today and The budget was read and un- visitors are expected to attend. An Autumn bride, suggests a after spending some time in New animously approve d by the m em - Mrs. Merkel introduced Judge bouquet of bronze cymbidium HAIR REMOVER York and New Jersey with friends bers. James R. Knott, Palm Beach orchids. Attendants could have and relatives, they expect to Mrs. William Livingston, The NATURAL Hair Remover County circuit judge and presi- bouquets of bronze pompons arrive at their Floresta home by president, conducted the meet- dent of the Palm Beach Histori- and the church would be de- Nov. 1. ing. ilimimat®s UndMirabfeHcrir cal Society, who spoke about the corated with big bronze or Tracy Daubenspeck, son of The next meeting will be "Interesting Highlights of our white mums. For Periods Up To 60 Days Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dauben- held Nov. 3 in the Parish Hall. Local History." speck, underwent surgery Friday A class in flower arranging And More With On® Mrs. Hugh Rodman Jr. of at Holy Cross Hospital. is new in progress at the Com- * ALL ARRANGEMENTS Boca Raton was a guest at the Application Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- munity Center (formerly the meeting. INDIVIDUALLY STYLED son had as their guests this last Scout Hut) on Mondays, con- JoBRA IS NOT A WAX, A CREAM Housewarming Given weekend his niece and nephew, ducted by Miss Elizabeth Caler- Mrs. Sam Naylor and Mrs. Harry Moon Recreation Department which meets Wednes- OR ELECTROLYSIS By Former Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Winnings dineof Ft. Lauderdale. Another DAVE DOMIDION'S look over one of the molds they will use in days at 7:30 in the Scout Hut. -Boca Raton of Bridgeport, Ind. class will be formed in the near the adult ceramics class sponsored by the News Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trafford future, officials said. A $2.00 Box Bs Sufficient weregivena surprise housewarm- Mrs. John (Jean) Mitchell is BOCA ing party Saturday in their new expecting her family down from Party Given in Honor For A Complete Facial Braces in New Home; RATON Florists, me. Of Mrs. Cecil Watson home at 290 N. W. 13th Street. New York this week, Formerly of Michigan Personals Or Body Application Former neighbors gave the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- Mrs. Harriette Welles enter- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sieferth home in Point Judith, Provi- Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Brace 200 South Federal Highway Orchid Square party for the Traffords. They> son celebrated their 14th wedding tained at a dinnerparty recently have returned from a five-week, dence, R. I. FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION - CALL BOCA 9339 were Mr. and Mrs, Lowell Hos- anniversary Saturday night by are now in their new home at Tel - 9368 BOCA RATON, FLA. Open Daily in her home honoring Mrs. Cecil 6, 000-mile vacation trip. They Guestsof Mr. and Mrs. H. A. OR SEND $2.00TO. . . . tetler, Mr. and Mrs. John Dar- dining at the Yankee Clipper in 708 N. W. Fifth Street. They 4252 Evenings 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Watson on her birthday. visited Chicago,, then went to the Beahm are Mr. and Mrs. Frank min, Mi, and Mrs. Glen Rauth, Ft. Lauderdale. were formerly of Berkley, Mich. Among the guests were Mr. northern Great Lakes, through Hunter of Northtown, Pa. Donald, a lieutenant-colonel 708 N.W. JfOQRkfi ,Gfrlf> Boca Raton the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Morey Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hazlett Watson, Mrs. H. G. Rhoten of Canada to Toronto and Montreal, Mrs. Robert Day and children 5th SL O „ U'lU' C/»IU Florida and sons, Philip and Robert, Mr. have returned from their Summer in the Army during World War Columbus, Ohio, and Delray then down to Lake Placid and have returned to their home in and Mrs. Robert Moss and their, home near Pittsburgh, Pa. II, met his wife while on duty Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Fred SaranacLake. Then they went on Boca Villas after visiting her Your Box Will be promptly Mailed. two daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Expected to arrive this week in Alexandria. She is the former Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. William to Cleveland, Ohio, to visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Colin McKenna, all of Delray are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durr- Josephine Magrabi, daughter of Lamont and their guest, Mrs. sister, Mrs. Edward S. Hobbs of N. Watson of Zurich, 111. Beach. schmidtfrom their Summer home Mr. and Mrs. Nairn Magrabi of VAN SWEDEN'S George McAndrews of Detroit, Shaker Heights. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. William Rob- the hand - screened look .. .fashion's Alexandria. Ted's sisters in Milwaukee. On bins returned last week from a Almost new Detroit Jewell at Marion, Va. Mich.; Mrs. Irene Lamont and Mr. and Mrs. RobertMother- The Braces have three chil- Interior Designers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winnie their way home they were delayed vacation in Asheville and favorite decorating trend creates Kitchen Stove - Gas Refrig- well have returned after a two- dren, Brian, 14; Brent, 11, and of Fort Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. two days in Roanoke, Va., by Cashiers, N. G, where they erator - Arm Chairs - GE week visit to friends, Mr. and Brenda.5. With Donald's mother, 311 East Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach Hurricane Gracie and they said were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen Stove - Mattresses- Mrs. Robert H. Kohlbry, in Mrs. Emma Darling, with them Penny Stratman Has they were real happy to be back Alexis Oblensky. Bed Springs. Northbrook, 111. They were they are making Boca Raton their 11th Birthday Party in Boca Raton. Mrs. Paul Veillard is in Du- 70,000 Other Bargains Daily keptbusy while there with many permanent home. Elizabeth Van Sweden Ivan Y° Nickerson Major General and Mrs. Quoin, 111., visiting her parents. Drapery TED MACHLER soci al functions. Penny Stratman, daughter of Thomas Hartley have returned She will remain there until her Brennans Now Live Here; A.I.D. A. .D. Mr, and Mrs. Charles S.tratman, WAREHOUSE Word comes from Mr. and from a trip to Washington, D. C. father has recovered from a re- Formerly of New Jersey Glennys Motherwell of Winfield Park, celebrated her Diane Borchardt, daughter of cent illness. in bright yellow building l Mrs. Horatio Ebert that they sold their Summer farm at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bren- Associate Decorator 11th birthday Saturday with a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borchardt, Mr. and Mrs. William Cava- mile west of Seaboard on Ilwy. Lynchfield, Ohio, and are build- nan have arrived to take up party at her home. went for a checkup last week at naugh returned last week after Drama 810, Deerfield Beach. ing a new Summer home in the permanentresidencein their new Guests were her classmates Good Samaritan Hospital in West spending the Summer in Buffalo, Open Fri. and Sat. till 9 P-m. home at 498 N. E. 45th Street, in the Sixth Grade of the J. C. Cleveland surburbs. Palm Beach. N. y. in fresh new custom Boca Ridge, Boca Raton. Before Mitchell School. John Olsson, home on leave, leaving their former residence in Joining in the festivities were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cam p- Our Creative Ability and Careful left last week to resume his bellhad as dinner guests recently treatments by KEELER Westfield, N. J., Mr. Brennan Susan Fitzgerald, Debbie Benson, Naval duties aboard the U. S. S. PICK YOUR CATEGORY! was given a retirement party by Hilda Manning, Susan Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Brown, Lamar at Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown and his associates of the Commercial Planning of Interiors Is Evident in Kathy Weeks, Sally Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Moj- Trust Company of New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Fay Rhoode. 1. Our T.V= is getting old and goes hay- Sharon Crowell, Carol Strimbu, kowski returned last week after where he held the position of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bor- wire when i want it most! Many of Boca Raton's Finer Homes Barbara Motzer and Ann De Masa. spending the Summer at their 2. Our present T.V. set just doesn't fit in cashier for the last 40 years. chardt of Detroit are visiting with our new furniture! Val Brennan, newly-elected their son and daughter-in-law, presidentof the Boca Raton Cham- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borchardt. 3. Our T.V. "works" but that is about all Mrs. Florence Caulfield re- you can say about it. ber of Commerce, is a nephew We are the o I de st firm of its kind in of the newly-arrived couple. the Boca Raton area. turned to her Boca Villas home 4° Why do we insist on paying out money after spending the Summer in for expensive T.V. repairs when we Porters Hosts at Party Boston with side trips to Maine, could be applying this same money on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter We should be happy to have you consult New Hampshire and Cape Cod. a new I960 T.V. entertained at an informal cock- with us about your problems. Our ex- ounae She visited Bradenton on the Florida west coast for a week be- 5= We are sure missing a lot by not having tail party in their home recently perience and knowledge eminently a a COLOR TV - lets get one] togreetMr. and Mrs. Fred Pierce. qualify us to solve them. fore returning home. Wedding anniversary greet- Phyllis and Fred Pierce have 150 Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach ings go this week to Dr. and Mrs. just returned after spending the Why not drop in today at our new showroom Location in the BON AIRE HOTEL William D. Jackson. Birthday Summer at Stone Harbor, N. J. located at 135 East Palmetto Park Road right greetings go to Mrs. Doris White. here in Boca Raton. We. are open Friday and Famous For Mrs. A. K. Merrill Jr. is visit- Saturday evenings until 9 for your convenience. ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF ing her mother-in-law, Mrs. A, K. Phone 5807 Bill Marshall and Loraine Schmucker Merrill Sr. She drove here from —.Daily Dinner Specials— Westwood, N. J. The two Mrs, Merrills plan a trip to Nassau be- Announce the Opening of their TUESDAY and THURSDAY fore Mrs. Merrill Jr. returns to The Only Authorized RCA Victor Westwood. She will return with Southern Fried Chicken $|5O her husband for a longer visit Dealer in Boca Raton All You Can Eat later in the season. It costs far less than you think! If desired, we LORA-MAR Mrs. Anna Gasciani returned furnish the ideas, right in your borne. We da the to Detroit last week after a visit measuring, the tailoring — and the hanging. No WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY in Boca Raton. While here she mistakes — no wrong guesses for you. Just a de- BEAUTY SALON boughta house and plans to make lightful approval from your friends and neighbors. JOHNSON ! this her permanent home. « Hair Coloring Specialists Broiled Florida Lobster $ ij 9 5 Mrs. James Becker returned S TIFFANY or Steamed Shrimp ™ home from Holy dross Hospital No charge for making when full length « Revlon Manicuring & Pedicuring I last week and is convalescing. and in materials from yard All You Can Eat Mr, and Mrs. Edmund J. We service and maintain Free of Charge » Specializing in Corrective Work Spence flew to Ft, Smith, Ark., 135 E. ParrneTto'Park Road every drapery rod we sell and install, for DINNERS FROM $1.55 to $9.00 on business this week. as long as you u&e it. Phone Boca 5807 Mr. and Mrs. John Houghton October Special Open MOD, thru Sat. SALES 119 Wo Palmetto Park Road 42 Dinners to Choose From and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mara die DRAPING % GOLD COAST 9-5:30 flew to Chicago last week for a Come in or Phone CALL US FOR APPOINTMENT Aldnch Corner PERMANENT WAVE visit. NO OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART SERVICE 1 COMPLETE LUNCHEON FROM 85* Chester Kubik left last week BOCA 5600 All Makes for Stratford, N. J.- He will re- - COVE CENTER - Boca 8645 $5.95 complete AIR Ray Ladouceur at the Piano Deerfield Beach CONDITIONED in the Lounge turn later in the season to spend J: the winter with his family. East of Federal an Hiltsbtri Thursday, October 15, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1959 Holland, but delivery can't be Patrolmen Charles Johnson and Steel Strike Puts Pinch obtained until January. D'Alem- Large Rattlesnake JohnLaMont Jr. responded to the berte said this steel would be call. They forced the snake out Through My used for 1961 tags. Put Out of Motel of the house by skillful maneu- On Florida License Tags vering of it, then it was shot by Insurance Agents' Course A six-foot rattlesnake with BOCA RATON NEWS The State of Florida is Dan D'Alemberte, purchasing Patrolman LaMont. Window agent, to buy 50 1/2 tons of The first annual short course seven rattles was routed out of a Police theorized that the scrambling for more steel to motel here by police last Thurs- make its 1960 automobile li- slightly damaged steel in Birming- for in depen den t Flori da insurance big snake came from a nearby 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton; Florida ham and to purchase 200,000 agents will be conducted Nov. 10 day afternoon. wooded area. But no one was cense tags. A Mr. Landers of the Boca Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 By BEATRICE LANDRY The pinch has been caused tag blanks from the state of and 11 at the University of Flo- sure how it got into the house. Pennsylvania. Thatstate recently rida by the University's College MarMotel at 2800 North Federal Published Every Thursday by the prolonged steel strike and Highway called police and re- it looks as though Florida will be switched to aluminum for its tags. of Business Administration Man- Every seventh West German It will be a glorious sight in this fair city if the plans of the ported the snake in the house. short about 100 tons. The cabinet also voted to agement Center and the General family is saving to buy a home, Halford R. Houser, Publisher Boca Raton Garden Club for everyone to have a Hong Kong Orchid Police Chief W. H. Brown, The cabinet has authorized purchase 300 tons of steel from Extension Division of Florida. a survey reveals. H. Clay Riley, Business and Advertising Manager tree in their yard works out. Rodney G. Brower, Circulation and Promotion Manager Now officially proclaimed the tree of Boca Raton, theBauhinia- Beatrice Landry,, News Editor Blakeana is of recent import and is a beautiful flowering tree that will dress up any area. Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising Manager The parent tree was discovered growing in a churchyard in Entered as second class matter at the post office Hong Kong and, as sometimes happens in nature, proved to be a of Boca Raton, Fla., December 1, 1955 new variety of the Bauhinia. Never before such a car The blossoms are three to five inches in width and look like an orchid, deep rose purple in color. I have seen one of these trees in Subscription Rates: 7 year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 bloom and they are a lovely sight to behold. Blooms are heavy on the tree and unfold into a rare and exotic beauty. It is nice to have a special tree and such a pretty one. If resi- dents and businessmen participate in this program of the Garden Editorial Club we will have an entire community ablaze with the radiant priced with the lowest! beauty of the orchid tree which will add another attraction to our NEWSPAPERS AND A BASIC FREEDOM city. The slogans for National Newspaper Week Democracy work. Anew first has been added to Palm Beach County. It is the new change from year to year, but fundamentally In the local community, the newspaper two-year course for registered nurses at Palm Beach Junior College, they are the same. Each one of them relates fills a role that nothing else can do. That is The two-year education program in nursing education is getting the newspaper to one of our basic freedoms, to give publicity and recognition to people and under way with flying colors this Fall. the right of the people to know what is going on. causes that might otherwise be neglected or Boca Raton is well represented in the new course by Miss Eleanor Freedom is expressed in many ways by unheralded. From the smallest personal note or"Ellie" Vona, a Seacrest High School graduate. Ellie has wanted many people, but almost universally freedom tome news stories of general interest, the to become a nurse since she firstentered highschool and now is well has been stimulated and taught in the pages very publication of the facts throws the spot- on her way under this new concept. light on people and events, encouraging ef- of a free press — free to seek out the truth Ellie will take her academic courses at the junior college and forts to improve the community and discour- and free to publish these facts. her clinical work at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach aging those that would retard it. To the degree that the pressis limited by butnow she doesn't have to live at the hospital as she would before The newspaper also serves as a forum for restrictions in its attempts to obtain accurate this new program. and factual information, to that degree the those who wish to express their opinions on Tried out in other parts of the country, the two-year program people's right to know is impaired. current events, even though such opinions has been proved successful. It changes the emphasis from the The press is not infallible. It makes mis- might disagree with those of the editor. Edi- tors welcome such communications, not to hospitals to the junior colleges. takes because people make mistakes. But in This change of emphasis to more intensified academic study is a Democracy where freedoms thrive, we re- stimulate controversy and hence reader in- terest, but to give an airing to public issues in line with the pilot program. serve the right to make mistakes, to disagree The program has indicated in the past that students can be with our neighbors without disliking them, to so that the people will be better informed and hence better able to make decisions. adequately prepared for bedside nursing in two years with six weeks commit even blunders as long as they repre- of Summer training included. sent an honest effort or a sincere opinion. National Newspaper V/eek, which starts today, is a good time to set down these basic While cutting by one-third the time formerly given to nurses' It is through these mistakes, these dis- training, the new concept with its concentration on academic sub- agreements, that a full expression of the facts so newspapers and their readers will better understand each other. jects gives the graduate an Associate of Arts degree. people is obtained and that is what makes Ellie also will begin her clinical practice soon at the hospital along with her studies and also will have transferrable college ROGERS REPORTS TO HIS CONSTITUENTS credits if she decides to go on to further specialization. Congressman Paul G. Rogers is now home support of the plan to reduce that debt 1 per- The new program can not be considered a "snap course" by any from Washington and making a number of cent a year; in his analysis of the Communist means. It is a difficult one, with stress on chemistry, biology, public appearances to discuss the last session threat that still remains in the world in spite anatomy and physiology. AnAA degree and earning capacity within of Congress and some of the public issues on of Premier Khrushchev's peace offensive. two years make attractive goals, however. the national scene. Congressman Rogers has also won warm Ellie, who we know will represent Boca Raton well in this new There is little doubt of the popularity of supportfrom his constituents because of quick program, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vona of Lake Wyman Rep. ftagersas he goes before his constituents. response and action he gives to requests from Estates. This popularity has a personal tinge, because the district for information and assistance. the Congressman is generally well-liked, but There is no surer way to popularity than this. it goes much deeper than that It reveals a Some Congressmen have become entrenched Think It Through close bond between Rogers and the people he politically in their districts for this reason represents because a majority of them believe alone. Fortunately, the Sixth Florida District In Pork We Trust in the same principles he espouses. has in Paul Rogers a Congressman who com- BY E. F. HUTTON These principles are to be found in Rogers' bines this service to the district philosophy Let history record that Eisenhower's first veto in six and one- Thrifty Seneca sedan—one of a complete new line of economy cars in the low-price field. Dodge Division of Chrysler Corporation efforts to reduce foreign aid and to eliminate with a sound and solid position on public half years to be overridden was because pork smells so good. the waste and inefficiency that have permeated issues, and who believes in seeing the people Write it down. On one side of the scales was the biggest debt the dispersal of some of this money; in his he serves when Congress is not in session to in history; the biggest peacetime deficit in history; the Treasury solid thinking on the national debt and his obtain their views as well as to give them his. facing a real crisis; and inflation blown up to the busting point. And on the other side - PORK! Like passing the hat in church, Rayburn and Johnson-- the Florida Continues to Move Far Ahead Texas twin twisters — passed the pork barrel for ballots and pork won hands down. DODGE DART Of California in Citrus Crop Production More important than the nation's near bankruptcy was the stampede to get some "easy money" to dredge Salt Creek; add a Saving can be exciting! Why scrimp on comfort, style, luxury? Dart makes them yours at lowest costt The California-Florida boxes came in 1944-45, and has a year. wing to the post office forlarger Congressional offices "back home"; orange production debate is over. since been declining annually at Hamilton attacked the theory and build bigger monuments to the generals who won the wars If you like full-scale economy teamed with full-size pride and pleasure, there's California, the pacesetter in a rate of 350, 000 boxes. of many citrus growers that Flo- (without help ). oranges in the 1920's, has taken Florida orange production rida will soon be out of citrus a new Dodge Dart that's made for you. a back seat as Florida continues was 24. 9 percent of world pro- land. He said that modern drain- There was a whole herd of swine in that barrel -- one for every In fact, that fine sculptured beauty pictured above can actually cost less than age and irrigation techniques, Congressional district, I reckon, and that includes Alaska, which is many a cut-down "economy car". to leap ahead by producing at a duction from 1949-53, and in the some district to porkify. rate of 220 percent of Cali- year preceding the freeze (1956- successful treatment of hardpan Some Republicans voted for pork, but the big majority were So you say—"Yes, but how about gas economy?" That's when you find out fornia's yield. 57), Florida production was 29.5 lands and improved nutrition Democrats. And that reminds me: Weren't they the lads who about Dart's sensational new Economy Slant "6". Acts like an 8, yet delivers As if this were not enough, percentof world production, the make it possible to plant citrus top mileage (stQry at right). A money-saving "six" report said. on some land that could not have plowed under millions of little porkers one time to make pork cost Florida has produced more than us city fellows more money? And if that's not enough, look what else you're getting fqj your money. New 90 percent of the nation's grape- The increase in Florida been profitably planted a few one-piece Unibody construction—squeak-free, rattle-free, virtually rustproof. that acts like an "eight"! orange production has been due years ago. Plow the porkers under in '33; bring them home in barrels in fruit, and more than 75 percent '59. Eskimos live on blubber, and Congressmen on pork. New Free-Flight Power that suspends the engine in space. Torsion-Aire Ride, of world production for the last both to increased planting and The Economic Leaflet is pub- finest ever devised. And more—all at no extra cost. Look unfer the hood! Notice how the increased yields per acre, ac- lished monthly by the Bureau of It may be Ham acting, but that's the way it's done. IN PORK new Economy Slant "6" is slanted 10 years. WE TRUST. Come on in and see what all the excitement's about. Make today the day you These facts were reported in cording to Hamilton. He attri- Economic and Business Research, discover the Dodge Dart. a full 30 degrees. A special intake a citrus study by H. G, Hamil- buted the increase primarily to College of Business Administra- manifold provides evenly balanced ton, head professor of agricul- the introductionof minorrnineral tion, and is available to Florida fuel distribution to all cylinders. This highly advanced design lets Beginning of a New Day DODGE Cor Cor this modern engine breathe better, breathe deeper, to deliver V-8 tural economics at the Univer- elements in the fertilization residents upon request. MODEL FOR MODEL, Car DART F P C "go" at wonderful 6-cylinder savings. sity of Florida, appearing in the program and to high prices which This is the beginning of a new day. God has given this day to ACROSS THE BOARD- SENECA Fairlartft Savoy Biscayne current issue of the University's stimulate better cultivating, Hams' Disaster Network me to use as I will. I can waste it or use it. I can make it a day PRICED DOWN WITH This is the first new "6" in the low-price field since 1955. There's PIONEER Fairlone 500 Belvedere Bel Air Economic Leaflet. spraying and fertilization prac- long to be remembered for its joy, its beauty and its achievement, THE "LOW-PRICE FIELD" nothing like it on the road. Drive a Dart "Six"—and see for yourself. Galaxie Fury Impala Hamilton reported that in tices. In peacetime, amateur radio or it can be filled with pettiness and ugliness. PHOENIX (Two new V-8's in the Dart line, too.) the 1920-29 decade, Florida Florida has always been a operators -- hams -- maintain WhatI do today is important becausel am exchanging a day of a national emergency network orange production was only 44 dominant factor in world grape- my life for it. When tomorrow comes, this day will be gone for- Now Dodge Builds Two Great Cars: Low-priced Dodge Dart* Luxurious 'SO Dodge percent of California's. It has fruit production, according to that assists disaster units. In ever, but I shall hold something which I havfe traded for it. It may since increased at the annual rate the report. Its output has been World War II more than 25, 000 be no more than a memory, but if it is a worthy one I shall not re- of 6. 28 percent. For the last increasing, however, since 1920 hams were in uniform, designing gret the price. I would like it to be gain, not loss; good, notevil; 10 years Florida has produced at the rate of 4.4 percent or communications equipment, set- success, certainly not failure. ting up global networks, and BOCA-DEL MOTORS, Inc. • 3805 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach 83, 250, 000 boxes a year. Cali- 933, 000 boxes annually. Acre- manning radar installations. fornia 's peak of 60, 500, 000 age has increased by 1,930 acres USE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1959 Thursday, October 15, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 Seacrest Night nine weeks. Circle Dinner Successful University Women Sponsor Beginning Shorthand, taught by Angela Nation, meets on Members of the Boca Raton Study Still Open Tuesday and Thursday evenings Circle ofthe Morning Star School BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU! Lectures on 'How to Invest' from 7 to 10 for a period of 18 Auxiliary for handicapped chil- Mrs. John F. Day, president To Registrations weeks. dren in Lantana reported that the Italian style dinner they had Sun- of the Gulfstream Chapter of the Additional registrations will There is no tuition fee; how- During Dancing Regains day evening for the school was a American Association of Univer- be taken for the evening classes ever, there is a small registra- success. Its Popularity sity Women, this week announced foradultswhichstartedthis weak tion fee and students must furnish the sponsorship by her organiza- at Seacrest High School, ac- their own supplies. Instruction Unti.11799 a wig was part of BY JACKIE SNYDER tion of a series of four lectures is part of the School Board's Vo- A large group of teenagers cording to Amos C. Rivell, Eve- an American soldier's regular on the subject of "How to Invest" ning School coordinator of Vo- cational Education Program and enjoyed themselves while danc- is for adults 16 years of age or gear. to be given by Merrill Lynch, cational Education for the ing as the Jesters played last over who are not regularly en- Pierce, Fenner and Smith at the county. BOCA BARGAIN Saturday night. Contrary to the Women's Club of Delray Beach rolled in high school. The belief held by many adults, the on successive Tuesday evenings Beginning Typing, taught by classes 3re tentative to a mini- pastime of dancing seems to be at 8 o'clock beginning Oct. 27 Muriel Woods, meets from 7 to mum enrollment of 15 persons. regaining the popularity it held and continuing through Nov. 17. 9:30 on Monday and Wednesday Persons interested in this in- in the 30's. Of course, much of Mrs. Day said that she, as evenings for a period of nine struction are requested to register "U n. Cm- Crfl.U BMCA, Ffo. the style of dancing has been well as other members ofthe weeks. at- Seacrest High School on the RENTALS - REPAIRS FAST EXPERT FIHI5HIHG changed, but then, we would still A. A. U. W., have recognized for Beginning Bookkeeping, appropriate evenings. SpxMl Attention To Btglnmrs tt "'™ WUltflMT MIKCHAiE be doing tribal war dances if each some time the increasingly wide- taught by William Gwynn, meets OH7M.00 generation didn't have its inno- spread interest in stocks and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings DRIVE SAFELY-If you OR MO«f vations. No, we don't think bonds, and the desire on the part from 7:30 to 10 for a period of have plans for tomorrow, be DIAL 9075 parents are primitive! of people for more knowledgeon careful today. FRIDAY and SATURDAY However, many teenagers the subject of securities and the take up dancing rather than other securities markets. Thomas G. date activities, and attend dif- Foster Jr., resident manager of October 23-24 ferent dances every weekend or the Delray Beach office of Mer- follow one particular band to ril Lynch, has agreed to provide "I'll bet your Want Ad and that bro.ken arm wherever it plays, as in the case the staff and facilities for the keeps you busy!" EVERYMERCHANT SN BOCA RATON of the Jesters. By practicing so series. • much, these teens become ex- The "How to Invest" series IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE cellent dancers and even make will cover basic subjects such as Reapportsonrrsent Plan up new steps and routines. Once "Introduction to Stocks and a person becomes good at danc- Bonds", "How Stocks and Bonds Opposed by Republicans ing, he will find there is hardly Are Bought and Sold", "Sources LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL SIDEWALK anything more enjoyable. of Information" and "Your In- The Republican Executive For a preview of October's vestment Objectives. " Hawaii Honors Committee of Palm Beach VALUES IN FRONT OF EACH STORE coming events at Teen Town, The public is invited to at- County has adopted a resolution the Jesters will be here on the tend. No admission will be Centex Company strongly opposing the reapportion- 24th, there will be a pre-teen charged. ment amendment to the Con- (Permission Granted By City Commission) party on the 30th at the scout Centex Construction Com- stitution. hut, and a Halloween party at pany Inc. of Dallas, Texas, has Use the Classified Ads The state Executive Com- Teen Town on the 31st. The been awarded a certificate from annual UNISEF drive on the 30th Daniel K. Inoye, newly-elected mittee adopted the same reso- lution last July in an executive will be supervised by Jackie congressman from Hawaii, for DISTINCTIVE SPECIAL HEADING Snyder and George Krautwald. "the many business contributions session held in Ft. Lauderdale. • made by Centex to the economy The resolution was signed by of Hawaii. " Hilton Engstrom, chairman; Ida FOR ADVERTISEMENTS AVAILABLE Cof C Planning The award refers to the home M. Hewitt, secretary; Thomas construction carried on by Centex Bruder, treasurer, and Oryal E. at BOCA RATON NEWS Hadley of Boca Raton, precinct For Installation in Hawaii, The award was ac- Preparations for the annual in- cepted by Osbo me Fernald, vice- worker for precinct 30 and vice- chairman of the Executive Com- stallation banquet of the Boca Ra- president of Centex, for Tom Call Boca Raton News 3767 .... a friendly adverti- ton Chamber of Commerce were by: W.P.BEBOUT Lively, company president. mittee for West Palm Beach. sing salesman will promptly pickup your ad and make your Layout. started with the appointment of Science predicts many great The ceremony took place at Electrical Industry Vast George Roy, personnel manager a luncheon at the Statier-Hilton and startling goodies for the of the Arvida Corporation, as future, one innovation recent- Hotel in Dallas and was attended The electrical industry ac- committee chairman. by a touring delegation of Ha- counts for one eighth of America's ly announced which is rather Sponsored By Retail Merchants Division of Chammber of Commerce According to President Bill interesting to contemplate is waiian businessmen as well as by industrial production. Mitchell, the following persons prominent local industrialists. the coming use of metal-lined will also serve on the Banquet clothing for men and women. In addition to its work in Committee: C. Harrison New- Hawaii, Centex has built Elk At a recent meeting of- the man, president eleqt Val Bren- British Assn. for the Advance- Grove Village north of Chicago, nan, Bill Mitchell, BertKlehm and is presently planning, in J.C MITCHELL* SONS ment of science, aluminum foil and Carl Rhine. one-quarter of a thousandth of conjunction with the Arvida The affair is scheduled to be Corporation, thedevelopmentof INSURANCE COUNSELORS an inch thick was displayed. held Nov. 20 at the Boca Raton The foil is coated on one the city of University Park on a ESTABLISHED 1923 Hotel and Club. 3, 000-acre tract northwest of side of cloth and aside from Boca Raton. obvious wearing qualities, the Plans for New Clubhouse foil is claimed to keep the Don't Worry Over Late To Be Given to Shriners wearer warm with the metal Licenses, Brokers Told The monthly meeting of the side inward, and reversed, the Gold Coast Shrine Club will be wearer would keep cool. The Florida Real Estate Com- Insurance'J[ /AGINT held at 8 p. m. Monday, Oct. Which reminds us — a cool mission has advised the more 19, at Nobel Jack Pearsall's solution to any real estate man 37,000 registered real e- 22 S. FedNw~*L^Ph. S494 Coach House Harbor Restaurant problem bugging you is to call state brokers andsalesmennot to "Be a thrift-teener;' says Pat Booiie in Pompano Beach. onW.P. 3EB0UT, REALTOR be concerned over late issuance for an assist. If you are 1 ooking of their new licenses. Plans for the proposed new clubhouse will be presented to for a sound investment in good "Thrift-teeners are teenagers who've learned the habit of saving some of their State licenses for these people the nobles. The fall drive for ocean or highway frontage, allowance or job money regularly. In my book it's a pretty good habit to have. expired Sept. 30 and must be re- - IF YOU'VE GOT THI RIGHT TOOLS TO DO IT WITH - new members also will be out- income property, a home, or if "It's the best way to get enough money for the big things you want. MB j newed under state law. you are equally anxious to sell lined. And a great place for teenagers to save is at an Insured Savings and Loan. ^@WLJ Because of delayed installa- Entertainment has been ar- and come out on top, talk tionof anew automation system ranged and a smorgasbord will things over with w.P .BEBOUT There your money is safe and earns more money for you." iMp! to handle the momentous task of be served after the meeting. 701 North Federal Highway. So be a thrift-teener. Start saving at our Association today. We'll be glad ANTICIPATED issuing notices and renewing the It's wise to "Be About with to see you and help you work out your savings plan. DIVIDEND certificates, the entire process The Navy first used the Pan- T3ebout". phone 8621 or 9336. RATE washeldup, according to M. M. ama Canal on Oct. 12, 1914. Smith Jr., executive secretary, "All the notices are now in the mail and we are set up to NOW OFFERING the FINEST in issue the new licenses as soon as ITALIAN and AMERICAN FOODS requests for renewalare returned to this office, " Smith said. f~^\ Prepared By ALDO FIRST FEDERAL Antique Poster Bed "*" Come, Taste and Enjoy Steamer Trunks - "Quality - Service - Price" Savings And Loan Association China Cabinet 70,000 Other Bargains Daily of Delray Beach Open Fri, & Sato tilt 9 p.m. Boca Raton Office TED.MACHLER JLldaA 601 N. Federal Highway WAREHOUSE in bright yellow building I 1184 So. Federal Hwy. Pompano Beach mile west of Seaboard on liwy. PHONE Wi 3-9498 Phone 8576 810, DeerfieJd Beach 11 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT - TAKE OUT SERVICE Each Account Insured .By An Agency Of The Federal Government .0 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15 1959 Thursday, October 15, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 Series of Sermons Begun Methodists Will Observe New Scout Troop 300 Officers Elected Laymen's Day Sunday Boca Raton Republican dub By Wendell Po Loveless Four Channel Markers To Meet Monday Nignt Laymen's nay will bfi celebrated meeting Tuesday night in the STEREO - HI Ft An unusually large congregation The first meeting of the By Youth Group Sunday at the First Methodist Church First Federal Savings and Loan Featuring greeted the return of pastor Wendell newly-organized Scout Troop P. Loveless to the pulpit of the Bible The Senior High Westminster in Boca Raton, The service will be Civic Room. BOZAK. PILOT in charge of Everett Bates, lay leader, In Waterway Requested 300, sponsored by the Methodist Conference Church as he began a Fellowship Society of the First Pres- He said the reapportionment GARRARD SCOTT series of sermons aimed at the prac- byterian Church has elected the fol- and the pastor, Rev. Ernest E. Hawk. Application has been made be placed on small islands or Church, will be held in the amendment is an unfair bill. Episcopal Dean Coming tical application of Christian truths. lowing officers: Moderator, Dick Several men who attended a laymen's to the Department of the Army shoal areas. church at 7 p. m. Monday. REKOKUT SIIURE conference recently will speak. "The worst fault of die bill, " This series will continue both morn- Critchfield; vice-moderator. Tod by Beach Holding Company to Each of the markers would Louis E. Manning has been STROMBERG-CARLSON ing and evening throughout the month. Bryant, and secretary-treasurer, Anne The pastor will present recognition he said, "is the 12 years we must place four channel markers in have a sign at the top painted in selected as Scout Leader and the To Bless New Building The Sunday evening young people's Critchfield. cards for completion of the course at wait for a new apportionment Charles C. Squires groups had their largest attendance The new officers will rneet this the recent Christian Workers School the Intracoastal Waterway in green letters on an aluminum following men are on the troop The Very Rev. Ll'ttleton Zimmer- bill to be introduced. " Thursday, oct. 20. at 7:30 p.m. in the of the season. The J uniorHeirs week to appoint committees and draft in Delray Beach to Mrs. John Lynn, frontof the company's property. Aldrich Corner Boca 4373 man, Dean of the Ft, L auderdal e background marked, "Entrance committee: James H. O'Neal, church. The installation of this chap- (grades 1-8) will be "Searching the plans for religious and social activ- Mrs_Boyd Hudson, Mrs. John Mitchell, Deanerv, will be at St. Gregory's Epis- It is proposed to place the to Boca Raton Sun and Surf Club. " chairman; William Paul Be bout ter will be held this rronth. Wilds»* while the Young l_,i{& Group ities. Regular Sunday evening meet- Mrs. Ernest Hawk, Mr. and Mrs, Ray- copal Church Oct. 25 at the g a.m. Confirmation classes for children (all high schoolers) will be present- ings will be held In the church on mond Vincent, James O'Neal, Mr. and • channel markers about 80 feet Anyone desiring to submit a Jr., institutional representative; family Eucharist to bless the build- 10 years old or older who are ready West Camino Real from 7 to 9 o'clock. Mrs. Warren Skinner, JoAnn Welch, channelward from the easterly protest based on the effect on John T. Shoup Jr., secretary; OUTBOARD BOAT RENTALS ing. ing the case of "God's Medicine for confirmation will be held Oct. 17 versus Black Magic*. This year a new youth program is Mrs. C. W. Hubbard and Mrs. S. T. Fisk . Intracoastal Waterway right-of- public navigation should address David D. Lee, treasurer; Stanley Dean Zimmerman is the Bishop's With or Without Motors By the Hour or AM-Day at lo a.m* at the church. Classes for The Women's Missionary Fellow- being developed by the denomination On Monday night the final training representative in the area. adults will begin Oct. 20 at the rec- way line, one being placed on such protests to the District En- H. Ellis, outdoorsman;Diederieh ship of the Bible Conference Church to meet the needs of the new United meeting of the Scout Troop committee Daughters of the King will meet tory at 7:30 p.m. each side of the entrance to two gineer, Corps of Engineers, P.O. W. F. Heidgerd, advancement elected officers for the coming year Presbyterian Church in the u, S. A. and leaders will be held at the church Marine Gas - Ice - Bait - Tackle during its monthly meeting held last It is being worked out by youth and with a representative from the council 80-foot wide side channels. Box 4970, Jacksonville, Ha., man; Roger L. Shaul, publicity; Monday, Mrs. Wendell p. Loveless adults together. Its activities will office in Westpalm Beach conducting Three of the markers would before Oct. 29. and James R. Ambrose and Ed- DEERFIELD BAITS TACKLE Church will be the new president with Mrs. include community service projects, the training. ward S. Schumann. Services C. Ernest Tstham acting as vice-pres- Worship experiences, recreational Friday night at 7;30 the October (R. A. BURT) ident, Mrs. O* Gran as recording sec- activities, planning and inspirational Membership Class will meet with the Reapportionmenf Plan assen County Votes $80,000 retary, Mis s Mary Kl as treasurer retreats, prayer and Bible study ses- pastor and officials of the church. At Deerfield Yacht Basin ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton D. Described as Unfair CHURCH, Masses, g a.m. & lo a.m. Smith, minister, BibleStudy at 9 a.m. and Mrs, John Rediger as correspon- sions, joint meetings with other so- These members will be received in- John Hopkins of Ft. Lauder- U. S. Hwy 1 at Hillsboro River Boca 9681 Sundays and Holy Days. Sun Cove Worship 9:45 a.m. Delray Beach Wo- ding secretary. The ladies sewed for cieties and churches, inter-faith to the church the following Sunday To Boost Wages of 300 men's Club Bldg. S.E. Sth Ave at 5th dale was guest speaker at the Restaurant. U.S. 1, Deerfield Beach, migrants and addressed envelopes conferences, etc. morning. St. until further notice. Father McAtavey". containing messages to Haifa, Israel. All young people of senior high The Palm Beach County COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN The Beulah Heights and Varsity school age are invited to attend the Covered Dish Luncheon CHURCH of Deerfield B each. Sunday Commission Monday voted to ST. JOAN of ARC CATHOLIC PAR- Pine Circles will hold their monthly meetings and activities. school 9:30 a.m. under the direction Will Follow Service ISH. Sunday; 7, 9, and 10:30 masses meetings at the home of Mrs, C. spend about $80, 000 to boost the of John L. Greene. Morning worship, "God's Terms of Salvation" Is at the Catholic parish Hall, 155 N.W. Ernest Tatham, 1067 N.W. Third Ave- wages of some 300 county em- 11 a.m. Rev. Arland Brtggs, pastor. pastor Albert L. Eastman's message 20th St. Confessions will be heard nue, at 10 a.m. Oct. 21* The Northeast Surprise Reception Honors every Saturday from 5-6 and7-8 p.m. for the 11 a.m. worship service Sun- ployes which a survey disclosed Boca Villa Circles will hold their Calvary Pastor and Wife Daily mass week days, 7;3Q a.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, day, immediately following the morn- were receiving less pay than the 600 West Camino Real. Rev, Albert meetings at the home of Mrs, Kermit Father David Heffeman, pastor. At the close of last Sunday morn- ing service the annual covered dish G. Shiphorst, pastor. Service n a.m. Shoaf, 435 N,E. 36*" Street, at 10 a.m. average received bypersonnel in ing's service at Calvary Baptist luncheon will be held commemorat- Church" School O 3Q a.m. Kenneth W. Oct. 22. the same fields. / '• ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, : Church of North Pompano, members ing the establishment of the church Higgins, superintendent. 180 E. Royal palm Road. The Rev. and friends of the Congregation of the Open Door. Visitors and friends County Commissioner Roy Elmer C. Kieninger, vacancy pastor. CALVAKV BAPTiST CHURCH: Wes 'Praying Is Dangerous honored pastor and Mrs. Wes Auger are Invited to meet with the members Michael, who heads the board's Auger, pastor, 1 block west of U.S. Sunday worship at 8:30, Sunday School Business' to Be Subject and their family at a surprise recep- as they lunch together. A congrega- personnel committee, said the £t 9: SO f°r QU a£e groups and a special No. 1 and 1 block north of Sample tion given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. "Praying is Dangerous Business" tional meeting will follow the lun- Bible class for adults. Road. Worship service 11 a.m. Sun- William Campbell in pompano High- latest studies of pay scales from day School 9:45 Gospel preaching will be the topic of the sermon to be cheon. lands. 31 major employers indicated FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Deerfield service 7:30 p«m. Prayer Meeting delivered by the Rev. Albert G. Ship— "The High Cost of. offending Beach. N.E. 2nd St., Rev. G-Robert Wednesday 7:30. horst at the First Presbyterian The living room of the Campbell Others" will be the 7:30 p.m. mes- county workers were entitled to Rowe, pastor. Morning worship H Church at 11 a.m. Sunday. home had been transformed into a sage of pastor Eastman. pay boosts. BIBLE CONFERENCE CHURCH, a.m. Sunday school 9:45. Evening The senior Westminster Fellow- banquet room with tables seating 50 on the Bible Conference Grounds.' The commission voted to worship service 7:30. BTU 6:3a Mid- ship will meet in the church at 7 p.m. guests. week prayer service, Wednesday, Wendell p. Loveless and* C. Ernest The Stephen Foster Mem- W.P.BEBOUT, SR. The program will include a short Richard Tiffany, chairman of the appropriate $900 in matching 7:30 p.m. Tatham, associate pastors, Sunday orial, on the Suwannee River at School 9:45 a.m. Surjcfay worship business meeting, devotional service board, introduced pastor Spencer funds to help buy a station wagon President FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Boca nesday "Family Night" prayer ser- and a discussion program on the topic, Williamson of Fort Lauderdale, who White Springs, Fla., is open to transport children of migrant Raton, 162 W. palmetto park Rji. vice 7:3o p.m. "The D i s a d v a n t a g e s of Being a brought a brief message, and Senior every day in the year. Rev, R, D. Clement, pastor. Morning workers to health clinics in the Christian1', Deacon Ernest Baker led in a dedi- worship 11 a.m. Sunday school 9:45* CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR. catory grayer. A check was presented county. Vice Chairman Paul a.m. B. T. U. 6:30 p.m. evening wor- Rev, Albert L- Eastman, Sunday ser- Women of the First Presbyterian to the Augers. Keep Your Wife in ship 7:30 each Sunday. Mid-week vices; Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Mom- Church will begin distributing free Rardinsaid residents of the Ever- MEET THE MEMBERS prayer service Wed, 7:30 p.m. Choir ing worship 11 a.m. for which there cancer information again for the third in the Sunday morning service pas- gladeshadraisedmorethan $1, - rehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The is a nursery available. Youth Fellow- season. Mrs. Oswald Nelson and tor Auger began a series of sermons nursery is open at all of these ser- HOT WATER ! 000 by popular subscription to ship 6;4S p.m. Evening service at Mrs. Ernest Kemp will be stationed on "Fundamentals of the Christian vices. 7;30« Tuesday evening Senior rehear- help finance the station wagon. outside Love's Drug store on Wed- Faith". This series will continue at sal, Wednesday evening Bible study nesday, Oct. 21, from 10 a.m. to noon. 'he 11 a.m. service this Sunday as SIMPSON W.P.BEBOUT, JR. ELEANOR B. BEBOUT ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL hour at 7; ^0-Government. Bldg, gth The Florida Cities Bus Com- of our CHURCH, 245 E. Boca Raton Road. Ave, and 32nd St. Boca Air Base. Mr. Auger speaks on "The Virgin PLUMBING pany was successful this week in- Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Fall schedule 7:40 a.m., Matins; 8 a.m. August displaced Julyas Flo- Birth of Jesus Christ", in the 7;30 obtaining a lease from the County Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family Eucharist rida's biggest automobile tourist evening service his subject will be 26 S Dixie Highway ATTEND CHURCH REGULARLY "The Wi»d.>> Commission for facilities at Palm . and Sunday School; n a.m. Holy Eucha- month. Boca 3575 rist and sermon the first and third Beach International Airbase. The INSURANCE Sundays; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and company, which has to move sermon the second and fourth Sundays, from its present headquarters area Week Days; Tuesday and Friday, 7:is Buy Your NEW HOME in quiet, Got a.m. Matins; 7:10 a.m. Holy Eucharist. in West Palm Beach, offered the Holy Days as announced. Thursday, COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE county an annual rental of $7, - 9:40 a.m» Matins; lo a.m. Holy Eucha- 532 for two buildings on the base. ORGANIZATION rist; 10:30 a.m., Woman's Auxiliary P Workshop; 5 p.m. Sacrament of penance. Yet only a mile from The heart of Boca Raton The Commission also: The Rev. James C. Stoutsenberger Recognized an appeal from Priest-in charge. the Student Council at Seacrest EFFICIENT, DEPENDABLE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST High School for the county to SCIENTIST: S.E, Seventh Ave. and build another road leading to the Second St., Delray Beach. Services Sunday, n a.m., Wed., 8 pjn. Sun- school. The board voted to check and CAPABLE day School at 11 a.m. Reading Room, right-of-way costs for extending 168 S.E, 7th Ave., open daily from 10 a.m to lp.m Seacrest Boulevard from Old VILLAGE Dixie Highway to U. S. Highway FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of of providing Boca Raton, N.E. 2nd Ave. at gth 1 at the school site. Street, Rev, Ernest Hawk, pastor. Church School, 9:45 a.m. church BOCA RAT0H. FLORIDA Heard that resurfacing of service ll;00 a.m. Nursery available State Roa d 802 in Lake Worth FOR ALL YOUR for children, MYF meets Sun. 6:00 between Federal Highway and p.m. in the Church Hall* Choir re- hersal, Thursday,48 p,ro. Al A will be up for bid this month. Received bids for resurfacing CROSBY W. ALLEY INSURANCE NEEDS JOHN D. TALBOTT sections of County Road and Vice-President Vice-President HOSPITAL BED Ocean Boulevard in Palm Beach and Ocean Boulevard in Delray FOR RENT 15 MODEL Beach; for rebuilding Bond Street INCLUDING LIFE in a subdivision at Delray Beach Phone Boca 9449 HOMES and for dredging sand from Lake AND ESTATE PLANNING A'ot() open for inspection Osborne. by these builders: Boca Police on Lookout THIS WEEK'S FEATURE HOME For Delray Beach Thief A and W Construction Co, Inc. The W. P- Bebout Agency Azzarello Construction Co. Boca Raton police were a- Carl F, Beimly The DORSET lerted to be on the lookout for Boca Raton homes Inc. an armed thief who robbed a gas 701 N. Federal Hwy., LOST Caroline Homes 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS S station on Second Street in Del- Eastman Construction Co, Many a good friend ray Beach at 1:30 a.m. last BOCA RATON Henry Construction Co. DIRECTIONS: Go west from Federal High- 15,995 is lost when pals move Friday. Messmer Construction Co. way (U.S. 1) on West Palmetto Park Road The suspect was described as far apart. But Long Patrick Construction Co. phone 8621 or 9336 and continue to entrance to Country Club well dressed, wearing white Distance bridges the Roland Homes Inc. Tobler Homes Village,, gloves, and during the robbery- miles with happy smiles. wore a hankerchief over his face. To keep friends, keep in the ALL-MODERN SUB-DIVISION The alert was put out by the touch. It's heartwarming, Delray Beach Police Department. yet inexpensive. FHA with SANITARY SEWERS LOUISE E. SHEPARD You save by calling RUTH SOMMERS Two-Day Legal Institute Underwriter Accountant station-to-station. TERMS Scheduled at Gainesville CHOICE HOMESITES A two-day legal institute Down Payment Now Available to Builders in Our 2nd Addition featuring study of Florida real CALL LONG As fow as property problems, current taxa- tion developments and medico- DISTANCE AUGUST TOBLER, DEVELOPER legal matters is scheduled for $ 199 W. Palmetf-o Park Rd., Boca Rafon Friday and Saturday in Gaines- It's Faster to ville. It is part of a statewide Call by Number 550 Phone 5312 qr 3322 educational program conducted ETHEL FULLAM annually by the Florida bar. Policy Writer 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1959 'Rogers ill Talk Bethel® Patients Thursday, October 15, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13 Boca Raton patients admitted DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS [To KswanlsCiub to Bethesda Memorial Hospital Youth Appreciation Week Set Congressman Paul G. Rogers, from Oct. 5 through Oct. 12 Work on Drainage Mains representing the Sixth Congress- were limited to one, Beverly Thr@® Show W@y Are Close ional District, spoke to the Ki- Jones. wanis Club of Boca Raton Tuesday Discharges were Harold Tur- High individual scores in Scores were close in the Three-Fourths Completed For Nov. 9-15 at Deerfield Beach on the work of the 86th Congress. ner and Barbara Williams. The Deerfield Beach Opti- the Boca Raton Business Boca Squares Bowling League Laying of mains for water Mr. Rogers said that the 86th A drainage line also has been mist Club has scheduled Youth Men's Bowling League this this week at the Pomp a no Personnel at the Miami Sea- drainage in Deerfield Beach has Congress was more conservative laid at S. E. Second Court. Appreciation Week from Mon- Deerfield Personals week went to Dale plickinger Lanes. quariam have noted that many been three-fourths completed Landsittel will tour the area than liberal and worked at reduc- fish change their colors over a day, Nov. 9, through Sunday, Mrs. Walter Huck was honor- Mr. and Mrs. R D. Calehull with 246; John Grossman, High single games were won where easements have been pro- to determine where additional ing expenditures. The areas of period of rime. Nov. 15. Special events are ed at a birthday bridge luncheon left this week to spend a month 238, andRussell Kuhn, 237- by Mary Baker with 193/500 vided, according to City Man- work is needed when the present planned for each day. recently at the Sun Cove Rest- in California. and Joe Brescia with 221/584- foreign aid, labor reform, taxes, ager Clarence H. Landsittel. High team points went to work is completed. aurant. Mr. and Mrs, George D. Joanne smithson came a flood control and a post office OptimistJohn Talbot said he Brown's Bar, 2866; Causeway " We '11 have to getmore ease- The problem of where to had discussed the subject with As a "thank you" in return, Richards have returned from a close second with 191/475 site for Boca Raton were touched mentson private property before Lumber, 2801, and the Little upon in his talk. drain the water has arisen in some city officials and the Deerfield she entertained the same group six - w eek va ca don. The y visi te d Ruebs, 2791. and Jack Jayn es with 204;/582. much more work is done, " Land- areas. These areas are quite a Beach Junior High School princi- in her home Saturday at a splash the colorful Welsh International Standings to date are: Three other Kiwanis clubs sittel said. Brown's Bar also bowled visited Tuesday with these pre- distance from the Intracoastal pal and all were enthusiastic a- party and luncheon. Joining her Music Festival in Toronto, Can- Team Won Lost Most of the drainage con- the high single team score of sent from the Boynton Beach club: Wide Selection of Costumes Waterway where the excess water bout the program. The school for "scrabble" were Mrs. Russ ada, and made a stop-over at 1036- Crosby Alley was struction has been in the Cove drains. will have an election and choose Willis, Mrs. Harold Kenyon, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, before 1-Boca Const. 13 3 Fred Willadsea, Ken Lyman, For Trick or Treating Fun area because most of the ease- second with 997 and went- 2-The Chef 12 4 Cost of laying the lines to ISboysand girls to take over the Mrss Jbbert Baker, Mrs. Arthur visiting members of their fami- Harvey Oyer, Tom Butt and Rudi ments were there, the City Man- •worth Plastering third with 3-Amoco 6 date has amounted close to $9, - city government for two hours Meister, Miss Gene Walthers, lies in Carlyle, Pa., Washing- 10 Frei; from Delray Beach, Howard SPECIAL AT ager pointed out. Mrs. Ralph Sharbrough, Mrs. 983- 4-Team No. 3 9'A 6Vi Smith, John Callentire, Bob 000, Landsittel said. and represent the various city ton, D. C., and Youngstown, 5-Rochette Motors 9'/j 6y, - office holders. The youngsters Frank Crane and Mrs. Earle Post- Ohio. High individual three-game 6-Dees Garage Alexander, Fred Techeen, and a 8 $4.89 will take over on Monday, Nov. Mrs. Robert Baker will be Miss Jessie Carter of Deer- series were won by Russell 7-Jennings-Finger 7 9 Gene Sundy, and from Pompano Regular 2.98 Presbyterian Men to Hear 9, and will preside at municipal hostess to a luncheon bridge in field Beach left Saturday to spend Kuhn, 643; Dale Flickinger, 8-Kenrich Blders 6 10 Beach, Ray Inchman, Art Sch- her home tomorrow. 630. and Jack Benson, 328. 9-Wolcott Southern 6 10 leutir, Frank Wirl, Frank Mont- court, City Commission and two weeks in Washington, D. C. Standings tp date are: 10-Colf ax-Lock smith 6 10 gomery, Orin Thornberg, Scotty Two Speakers Tomorrow other city functions. The Ray BentLeys entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Turner 11-Jack's Barber 11 1 5 On Nov. 10 there will be a Mr. and Mrs. A. C Weaver and of the Cove dub are still in Team w L 12-Coastline Const. 4 12 Scott, Frank McDonough, J. The Men's dubof the Com- Becky, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. party for the Junior Optimists. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shull of Lynchburg, Va., where he is 1-Chiclc's Service Station 16y, 31/1 MacLeran, Frank Rozler, Walter munity Presbyterian Church in Crozierand Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Miami over the weekend. One recovering from a recent illness. 2-Brown's Bar 16 4 Mixed League Morton, Jim Collan, H. J. Deerfield Beach, of which James There will be a meeting of all 3-Patrick Const. IS S Philip Devenney, Mrs. Pearl Finn, youths in the area on Nov. 11. of their socials was a charcoal They expect to return home in Members of the All Stater Townley and Stan Nichols. Cuthbert is president, will meet 4-B.Pool's Serv, S's. 14 6 172 Boca Raton Road Phone 4300 Mrs. Hugh Gaddis, Mr. and Mrs. On Thursday, Nov. 12, all broiled steak dinner and swim- about two weeks. Mixed League bowl Sunday at Other guests were Mrs. Frank at 6:30 p. m. Friday for a covered 5-The Little Ruebs 13 7 Robert Hutchinson and Harold and youngsters are invited to a ming party. Susan Bartholomew, daughter 6-Wentworth Plastering 12 8 the Deerfield Lanes. Montgomery, James O'Neal, dish supper in the church. Guest Joan, Mr. and Mrs. James Mose- theater party at the Gold Coast of Mr. and Mrs. William Bartho- 7-Causeway Lumber 12 8 High games this week went Lester Palmer, Henry Warren, speakers will be Stanley Picker- ley, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ransom, Theater. lomew, celebrated her ninth 8-Araerican Legion 10 10 to Gladys colfax with 197 and Nick Bishop, Hal Houser, Charles HIOPiNS FOR THi SIXTH ingandE. Hillmanof the Delray Building Permits 9-Liberty Glass 9 11 Mr, and Mrs. Robert Scarr and birthday last week. Several to Oscar Hedden vath 203. Minor, assistant to Rep. Rogers, Chapter of the II. S. Power No plans have been com- 10.Fish & Assoc. g n CONSiCUTSVi SEASON Deborah, Mr. and Mrs. Ray pleted for Friday, Nov. 13, but friends attended a luncheon at 11-Boca Tool and Gage g 12 High series went to Norman Herbert Morse, Frank Leubking, Squadron, who will talk on .rules Rise 35 Percent Stephens, Mrs. H. D. Croft and there will be a Youth Dance Sat- Pal's Captain's Table, followed 12-Crosby Alley Ins. g 12 preeman with 602 and Gladys Jim Bell, S. J. San Filippo, John and regulations of boating. Miss Penny Bannister. urday night, Nov. 14. On Sun- Building permits in Deerfield by a splash party at the Bartholo- 13-McLaughlin 8s Assoc. 7 13 Colfax with 567. Talbott, ThomasBickham, Harry The 11 a.m. worship service The music committee and Beach for September totaled an 14-Reed's Barber Shop 6>/i 13»/S Buerckholtz, Harry Moon and day there will be a church pro- mew home. 15-Goldcoast Nursery 2 18 Team standings to. date are: Sunday will be in keeping with Board of Elders announced the assessed valuation of $510, 600, Kenneth Dix. gram for all participating in 16-Colonial pocking 2 IS Team Lost Laymen's Sunday in the Presby- employment of Mrs. Lavonne thelargestamountfor any month Meeting for Rushees President William Hallman Youth Appreciation Week. Maryland 8 4 terian Church, and the service Mouw of Boca Raton as the new this year, with the exception of Arranged by Sorority 4 presided and the guest speaker Cal Caliendo, chairman, re- Legal Notices Michigan S will be conducted by three lay- organist and director of music May. The May total reached Thenextmeetingof the Zeta Missouri 7 1 was introduced by Vice-President w.i,V 4y.A f9U if^ octAN) oseanei e BMACM men, A. S. Benner, G. B. Reeve ported that 11 boys attended a $607, 850. New Jersey 6 for the Community Presbyterian Tau sorority of Deerfield Beach 6 Hugh Brown. PHONE SS7J <• ..,, and Andrew Paul. Benner, clerk recent meeting of the Junior NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME New York 4 4 Church in Deerfield Beach. Mrs. Optimist Club. City Manager Clarence H. will be an open business meeting STATUTE Florida 4 4 Second Children's Movie of the session, will preach. Mouw for several years was Landsittel said building permits for rushees Oct. 20 at the home 5 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Massachusetts 3 To Be Presented Friday DINING ROOM On Wednesday, Oct. 21, the organist-director in the Wood- Mrs. Arthur Meisfer to date are 35 percent over last of Mrs. William Grim ditch Jr. undersigned, desiring to engage in Ohio 0 12 The second in a series of Women's Association will be ward Avenue Presbyterian Church Hostess at Luncheon year's total as of the end of A cultural program will be business under the fictitious name of; OPEN hostess to the congregation for a in Detroit and until recently or- September. Through 11 months Accurate Bookkeeping Service children's movies will be pre- and LOUNGE offeredon art. Mrs. Vina Gould family night potluck supper at Mrs. Arthur Meister was hos- of the fiscal year, assessed valu- 20 South Dixie Highway Betty Zalba High sented Friday evening at the ganist-director in the First Pres- will talk and give a demonstra- 6:30 p.m. Circle 7 will repre- tess to a Columbus Day luncheon tion of building permits has Boca Raton, Florida Betty zalba was high game Community Building. byterian Church in Delray Beach, tion on finger painting. intends to register the saidname with The public is Cordially Invited sent the association as active in her home Monday. reached $4, 623, 369 compared winner in the Women's sea- This month's feature film is where she served for 10 years. On Oct. 24 the sorority will the Clerk o f the Circuit Court of P aim hostesses. The guest speaker will Joining in the festivities were with last year's 11-month total Beach County, Florida. shore League this week at the entitled "Gypsy Colt", starring present its first social event for To patronise Our Dining Room be Mrs. George Young of Ft. Mrs. Ralph Sharbrough, Mrs. Russ of $3, 941, 935. Deerfield Lanes with a score Donna Corcorn, Ward Bond and County Commissioner rushees. It will be an "open /s/ Vivian H. Higgins Lauderdale, whose subject will be Willis, Mrs. Henry Mellon, Mrs. of 226- in the series the win- Frances Dee. It's a story of de- house" with a Halloween theme Kurzinger and Honchell "The United Nations." Mrs. Talks to Kiwanians Harry Vordenfeld, Mrs. Paul The Seaboard Air Line Rail- Attorneys at Law ners were Virginia Darby, 577, votion between a little girl and to be held at the home of Mrs. Young is a member of the Broward Guest speaker before the Lanning, Mrs. Harold Kenyon, road recently received a certifi- K & H Building and jane Kane, 501. the pet colt which her parents Mrs. HALEY BILL TAYLOR cate of commendation from the Russ Willis in the Cove. Boca Raton, Florida County Board of Public Instruc- Deerfield Beach Kiwanis Club Mrs. Betty Baker, Miss Gene Standings to date are: must sell in order to keep their Walthers, Mrs. Earle Post, Mrs. American Museum of Safety for The sororityhas donated $100 ranch going. Also on the same your HOSTiSS your host in LOUNGE tion. was George Peterson, chairman publish; Oct. 15, 22, 29 & Nov $, 1959. Teams Won Lost of die Broward County Com- Walter Huck and Mrs. Frank its outstanding accident preven- to the new Deerfield Beach Cham- 1-Deerfield Lanes 16 4 program will be three of Walt The following persons were ber of Commerce building fund, 2-Huck Realty 13 7 mission. Crane. tion performance in the South in NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Disney's color cartoons, featur- recentlyreceived into the mem- 3-Ed's Hardware 12 8 1958. officials said. NAME STATUTE TONY MSLil bership of the church: Mr. and His subject was the reappor- 4-Pompano Lumber 11 9 ing Donald Duck, Goofy and all NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ^-Deerfield Bank 11 9 &e gang. Mrs. Fred Billing and Steven, tionrnent amendment which is to undersigned, desiring to engage in 6-Doby Brick 9 11 at the PIANO be voted on in November. business under the fictitious name Children of all ages are in- Mrs. William Compton and 7-Arvida No. 1 9 11 of; 11 vited to attend. The show will Boca Raton New And Used 8-Boca Gas 9 9-Louis Bar 8 12 start promptly at 7 p.m. Ad- SMALL ENGINE intends to registerthe said name with American Express Credit Cards Honored the Clerk of the Circuit Court of palm 10-Arvida No. 2 2 18 mission is 10 cents. Screen Enclosures Beach County, Florida, USING WORLD FAMOUS Advertised /s/ William D. payton Openings Remain Owens Corning Fiberg las SCREENING In REPAIR /s/ Chester Lee Lawson There are still openings on The CHALLENGER LIFE Kufzinger and Honchell the Deerfield Bantam League STRONGEST EVER MADE Attorneys at Law to Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND FALLON AUTHORIZED _K & H Building for any Boca Raton or Deer- Boca Raton, Florida field youngster over nine years / f®rn»®rSy ®f Matawen, Hdw Jersey SCREENED PATIOS - PORCHES of age. Players bowl Saturdays SOU) ROOFS OF ALUMINUM- publish; oct. is, 22, 29 &Nov. s_ 1959. POOLS and BREEZEWAYS FIBERGLAS OR SCREEN- at 1Q a, m. at the Deerfield MODEL HOMi IN BEAUTIFUL COLORS NOTICE is hereby given that the Sliding Glass Doors and MODELS TO SUIT YOUR undersigned, under the provisions of Patio Slabs Installed High SCOTerS this Week TASTEICUSTOM DESIGNED Section 865.09. Florida Statutes, 1957, Dennis Weicht With SHOWN BY will reglsterwith the Circuit Court, in wele u e " " x fa VY e 1 C II t W1W1 NO DOW PAYMENT!! TO YOUR HOME! and for palm Beach County, Florida, 122/250 , Robert SIIOW 90/155 APPOINTME!*? upon receipt of proof of publication of j Benny stratman 77/141. LOW E-Z TERMS! this anc Li feti me Aluminum is notice, the fictitious name to-wit. ,. . ' FHA FINANCING jna's Fashion-Crafts Standings to date are: CHALLENGER No. 2 Roof Porches Teams SERVICE ENGINES STATION Won Lost and that the party interested in said 1-4 5 3 will soon be business is as follows; 2-2 5 3 open for public r M - and Mrs, O. L. Carlstedt 3-3 5 3 showing. Dated: Oct. 1, 1959 4-1 1 7 S-6 3 MOROOM - PUBLISH: Oct. g. 15, 22, 29, 1959 1 0 Located in 6-5 0 2 Boca Raton Square at 1072 S.W, 9th Terrace INCLUDES THESE FEATURES Large sliding-glass doors opening to patio — tile baths, ABC Turn west at Howard matching vanities — Central heating - Snackbar - Johnson's restaurant Cathedral ceilings - carpeting - Built-in electric Private School and and follow Gamino Real through Boca square range and oven — Enclosed garage — Awning windows - Gateway. Turn left — Sodded with St. Augustine Bitter Blue Kindergarten cross bridge and follow "THE CHALLENGER" signs. For Mothers' Licensed and insured Convenience With Qualified "YOUR HOME-OWNED Teachers * PROVEN HURRICANE ALL - DAY estern FAMILY STORE" Well Equipped and PROTECTION - will KoTLAR Oar rooms and enclosures will not rust, rot or pit. Supervised playground withstand tornadoes PROGRAM THEY NEVER NEED PAINTING * Proofed against TERMITES, FREE ESTIMATES Licensed in Broward and Including Hot Lunch ond PHONE 144$. Federal Hwy. mid-morning snack MOISTURE^FIRE BY QUALIFIED ENGINEERS Palm BeachC Counties ut $40.00 per month 5529 *Very Low MAINTENANCE Phone $388 ASSOCIATES STORE JUANA ROAD in iOCA RATON PARK * Lower INSURANCE RATES Palmetto Park Arcade Phone 5124 or 5248 DELRAY SCREEN ENCLOSURE 2031 N.W. 2ND AVE. BOCA RATON V 14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1959 Thursday, October 15, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15 School Adds Manufacturing Payrolls salaries paid by other types of LEGAL. NOTICES Up Sharply in Florida businesses and was larger, too, Manufacturing stands out as than the increase in the total 2 Teachers NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON NOTICE OF INTENTION PROPOSED AMENDMENTS IN THE CITY OF BOCA RATON a bigger piece of pie in Florida's over-all personal income of Flo- TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS N Two new teachers have been ZONING ORDIN ANC E OF BOCA PALM BEACH COUNTY ridians. These other wages and BOCA RATON, FLORIDA economy, according to the added to the faculty of die Boca RATON, FLORIDA; PR OV ID ING NOTICE is hereby given that the Florida State Chamber of Com- salaries were up 138 percent and Raton Elementary School. THAT THE BUILDING SET BACK undersigned, doing business under the merce. income was more by 129 percent They ate Miss Mary Ann LINE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF October 2, 1959 fictitious name of NATIONAL FIFTY (50) FEET MEASURED FROM SPRINKLER SERVICE, at 148 N. W. Last year, payrolls of manu- during the eight-year period, the NOTICE Evans, Second Grade, and Mrs. THE CENTER OF PALMETTO PARK 13th Street, Boca Raton, Florida,' facturing plants in the state came State Chamber pointed out. Na- pursuant to Florida Statute 865,09, Virginia Smith, for a split Fifth ROAD IN LOTS 1 THROUGH 16 OF TO TRUCK AGENCIES to a total of $666 million, an tionally, manufacturing payrolls ANp DEALERS: 195 7, intends to register the said name and Sixth Grade. J. E. INGRAHAMS ADDITION, BOCA with the Clerk of the circuit Court of increase of 175 percent since gained 55 percent during the School officials said there RATON, FLORIDA. Palm Beach County, Florida. The City of Boca Raton will receive 1950. This sizable gain out- same period. will be no school Oct. 23 as it TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST, ""Bids on or before 12:00 o'clock (NOON) /V Eugene Tyldsley PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS: stripped the increase in wages and will be Parent and Teacher Con- October 20, 1959, for a new Garbage Eugene Tyldsley KEEP FLORrDA GREEN packer unit. ference Day. Report cards go NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. H. Hallman out on Oct. 21. the City Commission of the City of Boca CAB AND CHASSIS SPE CI Fl CATIONS: Law offices Raton will hold a public hearing at 7; 3o 1. one (i) Current Model Cab and 97 East palmetto Park Road 35" TALL U. S. SEN. GEORGE SMATHERS P. M. in the City Hall at Boca Raton Chassis. Boca Raton, Florida on the 27Jh_day of October, lo.sq. which 2.6 Cab over or Cab forward. publish; Boca Raton News Art Guild Board day is more than fifteen days from the 3. G.V.W Not less than 23 000 date of the posting of this notice, to September 24, October 1 g SmathersTalk consider and take action on proposed lbs. and 15. ' PROVINCIAL Will Meet Soon amendments and changes in the zoning 4. Cab to Axle.-.Min. 120 inches. Mrs. Helen Mann, president Open to Public ordinance of Boca Raton, Florida, in Max. 125 inches CITY OF BOCA RATON of the Art Guild of Boca Raton, the following respects; ...-™.»..™,^ PALM BEACH COUNTY LAMP The public is invited to at- To provide for a minimum fifty foot 5. Engine....Min. 4QQ cubic inches. plans ID call a meeting of the Six (6) cylinders. Eight BOCA RATON, FLORIDA tend a noon meeting at the Sea- building set back line measured (8) Cylinders optional October gth, 1959, Linen over board next week. This will be from the center of palmetto park 6. Clutch....Heavy Duty, 12 inch NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: crest High School gymnasium Road in Lots 1 through ig, of j. the first Fall meeting of the board. Min. Theplanning Commission will meet Mqnday, Oct. 19, at which U. E. INGRAHAMS ADDITION, accord- in Regular Session at 7:30 p.M. °n Parchment Shade with 7. Transmission....5 Speeds __ 5th 1 Plans will be formulated for S. Sen. George A. Smathers ing to the plat thereof in Plat Book those WEDNESDAYS immediately the annual Art Guild exhibition 8. page 54, public Records of Palm Direct. following the Regular Meetings of the Boca Raton was represented by Police Chief Standing, left to right, are R. H. Dublin, Trim. will be the speaker. Beach County, Florida. 8. Axle Rear.... 18,000 lh. —Single City Commission which are held on W. H. Brown, third from right standing, at the the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the St. Petersburg Beach; W. A. Booth, Clear- and the annual tea to be held in No admission charge will be For public examination a copy of the Speed. January, Mrs. Mann said. proposed ordinance to effect such Month, International Police Chiefs Association meet- water; Michael A. Fox, Miami Beach; Crosby made, it was announced by the change of zoning is on file in the office 9. Axle Front....7,000 lb. Min. ing in New York City recently. W. Hall, Pensacola; A. W. Anderson, Chief sponsors, the civic clubs of Del- of the City Clerk. 10. Rear Springs....Heavy Duty Built- /s/ Jacob Heidt 1450 Shownata caucusare otherFlorida Police Security Officer, Seaboard Airline Railroad; Dinner Party Celebrates ray Beach. However, those POSTED by order of the City Com- up. Boy's Hth Birthday mission in three conspicuous places 11. Front Springs....Heavy Duty. Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Chiefs, left to right, front row, seated, Luther A. Reynolds, Jacksonville; H. W. BASE COLORS: wishing to have a box lunch at within the City, including the city Hall 12. Electrical.... 12 Volt. publish October 15th and 22nd, Kenneth Alverez, Ocala; Frank Stoutmaire, Michael, Atlantic Coastline; Phil W. Thomp- this 29th day of September, 1959. Ralph Ortenzi celebrated his the school are asked to buy tic- 13. Tires..., iO:OO x 20 12 ply with Furnish proof of publication. Tallahassee; Robert W. Milburn, West Palm son, Hollywood; Chief Brown, Boca Raton; tubes. Pumpkin, Pink 11th birthday last Wednesday kets for the lunch, at $2 each, no /s/ Jacob Heidt Beach; James W. Boggs, Pompano Beach; Les- Wallace Gossett, Vero Beach, and Bruce E. with a dinner party at Aldo's later than tomorrow. Tickets 14. Mirrors....west Coast Type. The City of Boca Raton will ac- • 15. Turn Signals....Front and Rear. cept applications for the following ter W. Holt, Ft. Lauderdale. Parsons, Ft. Pierce. are being sold by members of Jacob Heidt, city Clerk positions; Building Inspector, plumb- Aqua, Beige Restaurant in Pompano Beach 16. Cab Color....Metallic Blue. given by his parents, Mr. and Delray Beach service clubs. ing Inspector, Water plant Operator, publish; October gth and 15th, 1959 17. Cab and Chassis to be under- Lifeguard, Light equipment operator, Marine Pvf. Robert Pool Mrs. Sydney Pool of Boca Raton. , Mrs. P. J. Brannen. An invitation has been issued coated. Heavy equipment operator, Auto me- First Aid Study Furnish proof of Publication CHASSIS TO BE EQUIPPED WITH To Finish Training Soon Before reporting for his new I Guests were Carl Feddern, both to the civic clubs of Boca chanic. assignment he will have 30 days THE FOLLOWING: Applications may be obtained from Billy Day, Leo Fox, Peter Raton and to the general public NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON One (i) Model LP6fS, 18 cubic yards Marine Pvt. Robert Pool will leave which he will use to fly to LAMPS 'n SHADES the office of the Civil Service Board, Pays Off Quickly Bondesen and Jackie Wilmer of to attend the meeting and hear PROPOSED AMENDMENTS IN THE capacity Gar Wood Load packer, equip- City Hall, Boca Raton, between the be graduated from basic training ZONING ORDINANCE OF BOCA First aid classes have paid Philadelphia and visit his grand- Delray Beach. Sen. Smathers. ped with rear riding platform and i.e.C. hours of 10 A.M. and 12 Noon. Mon- at Parris Island, S. C., on Oct. R ATON/.FLORIDA; PROVIDING running lights. day through Friday, off for a volunteer fireman. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ("Formerly the Lamp Hoyse) THAT FILLING STATIONS BE ELI- All applicants for any of these 21. Tucker, then he will come home MINATED FROM B-l, B-2 AND B-3 Paint; Body to be White Enamel _ Pat Bober, who had just Keep Florida Green Bedspread to Be Given Tail section to be Black. positions are subject to minimum to Boca Raton until early DISTRICTS. requirements in each category. started the regular Red Cross first He was one of the few chosen 1308 N. FEDERAL HWY.—POMPANO At Meeting of Auxiliary Complete unit to be delivered to the All accepted applicants will be to advance to the secret service December. TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST, City of Boca Raton, Florida, as per aid course, was in his Garden notified at least five (5) days before ACROSS FROM GOLF COURSE Drawing for a hand- PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS: specifications. Apartmenthome when a neighbor unit stationed in Tennessee. crocheted bedspread will be the examination. Robert is the son of Mr. and The age of ice can be de- Hours: 9-5:30 p.m. Mon. thru Sat., Fri= Nites till 9 p.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The City of Boca Raton reserves the rushed in to use the telephone. termined by Navy radar._ made at the conclusion of the right to reject any or all bids. Walter j. Dugan the City Commission ofthe City of Boca Secretary Mrs. Dick Lee's 18-month- meeting of the American Legion Raton will hold a public hearing at 7;3() Mail or deliver sealed bids to WM. old daughterhadswallowedsome Auxiliary to beheld Wednesday, P. M. in the City Hall at Boca Raton H. LAMB, CITY MANAGER, CITY OF Civil Service Board , . City of Boca on the 27th day of October. 1959, which BOCA RATON, FLORIDA. Bids to be Raton, Fla. toilet bowl crystals and she day is more than fifteen days from the Oct. 21, at8p.m. in the Legion submitted in a sealed envelope plainly wanted to call her husband to HERE'S date of the posting of this notice, to home. marked on exterior "Bid for Garbage NOTICE, is hereby given that the consider and take action on proposed undersigned, under the provisions of take the child to a hospital. She The winner will be an- amendments and changes in the zoning packer", along with dealer's name. Section 865.09, Florida Statutes, 1957, said the baby had a fever and the WHAT MAKES ordinance of Boca Raton, Florida, in Bids to be opened at 2:00 P.M.. will register with the Circuit Court, in nounced and notified. +he following respects; temperature was climbing. A president's council meet- October 20, 1959. Please use proposal and for palm Beach County, Florida, GOLDEN FRIED To prohibit filling stations in B-l, Form attached. upon receipt of proof of publication of Bober rushed to the child and ing will be held at the Legion B-2 and B-3 zoning districts. this notice, the fictitious name to-wit: gave her water to induce vomit- home Friday, Oct. 23, at 8 p. m. For public examination a copy of the Fitch Frame Decor Gifts ing, then gave her tea and burnt SHRIMP STEAK proposed ordinance to effect such and that the party interested in said All units in the Ninth District change of zoning is on file in the office REVOLUTIONARY Wm. H. Lamb, City Manager business is as follows; toast as an antidote for the poison. willbe represented and all mem- of the City Clerk. Donald A. Fitch Inthemeantime, Mrs. Bober On A Bun 50 ) j , y. combined into a single 6-passenger comfort. For makes it a joy to CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Jacob Heidt, City Clerk rigidly constructed extra space., folding rear- jockey through ROD and REEL ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Federal unit thai reduces Cor- seat* converts easily to make traffic,a pleasure publishQctober 15th and 22nd, 1959. Hwy., phone 4249 Con/air X-Ray DR. ALBERT THAU Ultra Sound W. P.BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal vair's weight, enlarges room for 17.6 cu. ft. of to park. No peed Furnish proof of publication. Spun Glass Rod _ Level Wind Reel Hwy., phone 8621 its passenger space. 'Optional at extra cost. for power assists. BY CHEVROLET 123 E. Royal Pajrn Rd. - Boca Raton BENSON REALTY, 501E. palmetto Vie happieti driving compact car R 6.95 BOTH park Rd., phone 5435 Opposite First Bank of Boca Raton — Ph. 9118 CITY OF BOCA RATON JJNLY CONN C. CURRY REALTY, 2 N. PALM BEACH COUNTY .95 Ocean Blvd. p. o. Box 354 phone COMBINATION - 2 pc, 9166 LICENSED AND BOCA RATON, FLORIDA WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., BOCA RATON 4703 October 8th, 1959. Phone 5473 INSURED NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. palmetto The Zoning Commission will meet ROD and SPINNING REEL Park Rd. phone 8708 in Regular Session at 7;3Q p M on Reg. 24.49 BOTH ONLY $17.49 F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 N. PAINTING CONTRACTORS those THURSDAYS immediately'fol- Ocean Blvd., phone 9996 lowing the Regular Meetings of the % LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West palm- City Commission which are held on etto Dark Road, phone 3737 the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the BASIC G 6-6-6 plus EXTERIOR and INTEBIOR PAINTING RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto Psru- month. Road,, phone 8077 ALL WORK GUARANTEED-FREE ESTIMATES /s/ Jacob Heidt 30%ORGANIC FERTILIZER J. C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. Federal Hwy., phone 5494 There's nothing like a new car—and no Jacob Heidt, City Clerk S P E C 1 A L $3.49 Per 1QQ lbs, in 50 lb. bags I. NfARIO PETRUZELLI, N. Ocean compact car liie this de luxe Corvair 700 There Is Nothing Finer Than A STROMBERG-CARLSON Blvd. Route 1, Box 399, phone 9418 DRIVING publish October 15th and 22"d, \gS9. LAWN Get Rid of C p f f T A J F. BYRON PARKS, 499 E. Palmetto HAPPIEST AM-FM STEREO TUNERS Furnish proof of publication. Chinch Bugs park Road, phone 5151 AMPLIFIERS SPEAKER SYSTEMS EARLE J. ROBBINS, 19 Tested and Approved . 1955 PACKARD Clipper, 4 door, x 100 corner lot, near schools Excellent location. Good FHA Raton in North Boca Vill- and buses, partly furnished committment, owner 401 N.E. at 110 E. Palmetto park Road. Latimer's Inc., 433 E. Atlan- one owner, A-l condition. Must 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. All age. Contact: J. A. Craig, BOCADE BUILDING tic Avenue, Phone Cr 6-4169. be seen to appreciate price. good paved roads. 26th Terrace. Phone Boca 4659 STORE FOR RENT EN ORCHID SQUARE WH 1-0564 after 6 p.m. Also, on adjacent corner, a formica kitchen cabinets. Fla. evenings. (100-46BTF)- Call 8641 For Information (819-34BTF') 741 E. palmetto park Road* room. Also Rumpus room, par- Key available at Lela's Chicken Take-Out large, new, 2-car garage, on For Information (93-46B) 60 x 100 corner lot, again city tially heated and air cond. Drapes, automatic washer & BOCA WOODS — 3 bedrooms, ONLY ONE STORE BUSINESS FILL FOR SALE sewer, gas and water, also 2 bath. High beam ceiling — Phone LCgatl 4-0156 Ft. Lauderdale HEUTWANTED paved streets. dryer included. Landscaped. AVAILABLE FOR LEASE OPPORTUNITIES 451 N.E. 24th ct. Boca Woods wood paneled living room. 2699 70$ per yard Will exchange my $22,500 in the Call 8795. (131-47P) N. E. 2nd Ave. Anthony B. In Boca Raton NEWSBOYS wanted to start equity in $39,900 investment Carroll. Owner. 269 N.W. 2nd REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE routes in Deerfield Be ach. described above, for six or Busiest Corner in Boca SIRViCE STATION Area Only A WORD TO THE WIVES. Ave. phone 3198. (94-46BTF) FOR SALE FOR SALE Desire boys over ll years, eight units up-to-date, or acre- 20 x 36 Lease and Inventory Stock willing to work, honest, con- ages, or home of equal value, You'll love this custom-built Phone Boca 3272 3 bedroom — 2 bath waterfront LOTS FOR SAL1 FOR SALE Nights 4426 tact Mr. Brower, at Boca Raton partly furnished, or am inter- ALDR1CH CORNER Phillips "66" Station News, phone Boca 3767. ested in comparable offers, or home in Boca Raton. Lots of 70xl35E. of U.S. 1 $3,800 what have you to exchange. closets & storage, enclosed 85x127 Corner $4,500 You Can Live At See us for details 600 N. Fed, Hwy\, Boca Raton (147-47P) garage, wife-saver kitchen. SUMMER SPECIAL Free Gift With This Ad Exchange acceptable only in 75x127Boca Hills $3,000 Service Calls $2.95 HELP WANTED -Retired the towns of N.E. Ft. Lauder- Complete landscaping, no Jlanql&u Call Owner Boca 5028 SERVICES ALL REPAIRS REASONABLE Strawberries, Tomatoes, An- automobile mechanic to assist dale, Boca Raton, Deerfield closing costs. $26,900. CRest- U u wood 8-1005. (122-47B) DELRAY SHORES AVAILABLE nuals, shade Trees — $1 up, in restoring antique automo- Beach, Delray Beach, in good Citrus Trees — $2 up. Mangoes biles. Phone Boca Raton 5727. location. $2 up, Palms — $2 up, ornamen- BY OWNER - 3 bedroom, 2 3 BEDROOM -2 BATH xzalto'ii. (132-47-48-49B) Call RAndolph 2-2222, Somer- bath house. Third room ideally BOCA RATON WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS tals and house plants all at low ville, N.J. Better yet wire or suited for studio, office or 119 W. Palmetto Park Road Canes-Crutches-Braces KOLORAM farm prices. SANDER and, or Spray painter write to A.P.Post office Box ACREAGE -Sick Room Supplies— CHAPPELL's FARM NUR- den. Finished utility room. Only $495 Down Boca Raton 3737 wanted. Clutter cabinet com- 222, SomervUle, N.J. Front patio, screen enclosed BOCA RATON PHARMACY SERY. Take rt. 814 west from pany. 3200 N.W. 6th Ave. Boca Also, I have other acreages BOCA'S OLDEST LES' iPompano, east from Margate to rear patio. 4x8 garden tool 15 - 30 - 50 -ACRES "for prescriptions" Raton. (146-47B) to exchange. Brokers protected. room off carporte. Landscaped NO CLOSING COSTS Free Delivery - Ph. 9491 SERVICE DEPT. Lyons Road, 2*4 miles north on (92-46-47-48-49P) lot 80 x 110- in fine section We have a few good specula- APTS. FOR RENT Sun Haven CR 8-1522 Lyons Rd. of Boca Raton at 461 N. E. tive buys in the Boca Raton ©Complete Landscaping • Attached Carporte EXPERIENCED beautician for REAL ESTATE 32nd St. Immediate occupancy area east of U. S. 441- All © Tiled Roof « Built in Oven & Range established salon, call 4111 priced at $1,000 per acre with PUMPS-WELLS New Used •Abused days, for interview, evenings FOR RENT OR SALE if desired. Phone Boca Raton « Sanitary Sewers » Water System Home & Appliance Repairs SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 3466. (137-47BTF) terms of 29% down. This war- In delightful 8000. • . (36-43BTF) rants your consideration. TWO BOCA RATON . INSTALLED FURNITURE DIFFERENT but Practical: all metal fittings LOT FOR SALE BOCA RATON OFFICES TO LOCATION - Turn west on Northwest 4th Street New, Deluxe We Buy and Sell SALESMAN wanted - appli- Near beach. New home — 2 3 Si E. 5th St; Phone 4592 Alterations- B ep airs_ SEPARATED bedrooms, 2 baths, Riviera Section near SERVE YOU. in Delray Beach. Go west 2 miles ances, heating, and air condi- / NATIONAL tioning. Tropical Appliances Plot 75 x 120. Arranged for Sun and Surf Club M. N. WEIR & SONS, INC. to sales office. Bob's BARGAIN inc. 253 N. Federal Highway. best exposure advantage. SEE GOOD BUY AT $6,500 Realtors A.W. JONES SPRINKLER HOUSE Boca Rfton, Fla. (108-46B) IT at 475 wavecrest way. Make Call Sam Melfi Federal Highway at CResfwood 8 -1500 PLASTERING and STUCCO /'SERVICE an offer, call Sam Melfi, buil- Boca Raton 8433 S.E. 5th. St. 148 N.W,.13th St, U.S.Hwy. 1, next to der, at Boca 8433.(60-44BTF) Deerfield Bowling Lanes A1A & Via Cabana APARTMENTS Free Estimates Call 9946 SITUATIONS Phone: 3717 CONSULT.. HAROLD E. CONSTANT, REALTOR Boca 3917 Even. 3453 Phone Boca 3673 WANTED FOR SALE - This little house WINFIELD PARK 5496 NOW LEASING FOR has everything! 2 bedrooms, SPLENDID HOMESITE with a MAGNIFICENT view of the NOV. 1 OCCUPANCY SITUATION WANTED-Double 1 bath, full sod, tub enclosure, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,split ocean, among prestige, modern homes. Large 100" x 275'. WONDERS bathroom vanity, storm awn- A rare, priceless beauty, but priced today at only $n,i25 MONTHLY entry bookkeeper - through trial level furnished home. WILL SACRIFICE ! balance-mature person-Res- ings, kitchen hood, congenial Large separate utility HILLSBORO for Quick sale. Ocean view lots at this price are as scarce 1 or 2 yrs. Spraying Service neigHbors. Prime condition, ident of Boca Raton. Phone room. Patio. Nicely land- as high button shoes! Furry! Liberal terms. 2 bedrooms FREE Estimates & Inspection 13 Ft. Long Boca 3909. (128-47B) walking distance to shopping. scaped, well and pump. REALTORS LUXURIOUS SPLIT LEVEL HOME, brand new, with a Swimming pool FHA commitment with small * Guaranteed Coverage breath-taking view of the ocean! impressive gallery entrance, Air conditioning * Locally Owned & Operated SAIL BOAT WIDOW will do baby-sitting, down payment, price $12,900 Drive by and call Boca TIRED OF LAWN AND dining room, 2 bedrooms, air cond. and heating, 3 large Hear or pay cash and save! HOME MAINTENANCE CARE? Screened porches * Licensed and Insured stay with children while you 5084 for appointment to balconies overlooking the ocean, sun patio, double garage, 3 ply Mahogany, Fiber glass finish, travel. Boca 3292.(106-46-47B) FOR RENT - Beautiful inspect. Corner N.E. 20th Then, move intoHillsboroMile private beach area, delightfully landscaped; only $32,500, IN BOCA RATON SQUARE PHONE BOCA 8386 22 ft. mast, stainless rig throughout. . St. and N.E. 4th Ave. Ocean Apartments - A Coop- with $12,500 down! in the exclusive RIDGE HARBOUR GATEWAY, ON CAMINO furnished home, 2 bedrooms REAL, WEST DACRON Sail. 1 bath, Florida room and patio erative. Let us show you a few ESTATES, 4 miles north of Delray on A1A. impressive! ~WANTED~ TO BUY~ in good neighborhood. $135.00 one and two bedroom apart- Looks far more expensive! MARENOBLE ments for sale or lease (fur- ALSO FOR SALE... WANT TO BUY - 2 drawer or per month. TWO CHARMING NEW WATERFRONT HOMES in the ex- HOMES nished and unfurnished). 900 SALES and SERVICE 4 drawer filing cabinet, legal FOR SALE - Popular Oxford ft. of oceanfront with docks clusive RIDGE HARBOUR ESTATES, 4 miles north of COMPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR BOAT size. Aubrey smith. Box 874. modeJ in Chatham HiUs.2 bed- 3 bedroom-2 bath model home on intracoastal. Realistically Delray on A1A. Two bedrooms, 3 baths, Florida room, air GLENN WYGAL Boca Raton. (15Q-47B) rooms, 1 bath, Florida room, located in vista Hills, Boc priced for less than you might cord, and heating, enclosed garage, private beach area, 30 N. Federal Hwy. MANUFACTURING including beautiful].)' detailed. High lot, Raton. Kitchen features built-in many exquisite features. Beautifully landscaped, seawall, Boca Raton Phone 8516 Bonded Factory Representative think. TWO BOCA RATON Master Jig, 3 Imported Masts. INSTRUCTIONS quiet neighborhood. House range and oven, central heating OFFICES TO SERVE YOU. just$31,500 with $12,500 down. Attractive values! BOCA 3103 color-ke.yed in white and gold. terrazzo floors, aluminum awn- WILL TRADE 5 UNIT APT. building in excellent rental 2 boats in process. Mortgage can be assumed. ing windows. Minimum 80' x M. N. WEIR 8, SONS, INC. area in Delray, 3 units brand new. zoned for business. Air MUSIC INSTRUCTION Price $14,700- 100' Lots., city sewers. FFA orj Realtors cond. & heating. Quality property. Will accept your property us G1VE Y0U AN ESTIMATE Will Sell "I / of its real Organ-Piano-Accordion inexchange. . Conventional financing. Federal Highway at Everything g ~# Value Sound Musical Education for C/i ildren and Adults by an |G©!elCoast Homes,Hue Model homes located corner S. E, 5th St. HAROLD E. CONSTANT, REALTOR AWNINB &. CANVAS// PRODUCTS, INC. Experienced Teacher 110 E, Palmetto Park Road N.W. 40th street and N.W. 2nd A1A & Via Cabana SEE AT: JALBERT LAB. RUSSELL HINDS Phone: 3717 on A1A, 3)4 miles North of Delray Boco Raton 3997 PHONE Deiray CR 8-1389 Boca Raton, Florida Court, information phone Boca CRestwood 8-1933 Boynton 9964 N. W. 20th. ST. BOCA RATON 9094^ phone Boca_8238 Phone Boca 8866 6241 or CR 8-2220- 5496 22 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1959 Birth MotSees AMILIA Five Rescued RECREATION CALENDAR Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earl Monday, Oct. 19 Hoehn, 6699 Sherwood Road, an- Divine Healer Spiritualist Reader On Disabled 3:00 P.M Playground, after school, Memorial park. nounce the birth of a daughter, On all problems of life 7:30 P.M Adult Softball, Safari Homes Inc. vs WDBF (Bible Grounds), Tracy Ann, Oct. 10 at Bethesda Also Advice Fishing Boat Memorial Park. Memorial Hospital. Located rjelray Reach 9:00 P.M, — Adult Softball, Wentworth plastering vs Deerfield Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 1420 N. Federal Highway Memorial park. Five persons aboard a dis- Tourigny, 1271 N. W. Fifth U.S. 1, just north of Delray Tuesday, Oct. 20 Shopping Center abled fishing boat were rescued Street, announce the birth of a 9 a.m. - lo p.m., Daily & Sundays late Sunday night by the com- 3:00 P.M, — playground, after school, Memorial park. girl at Holy Qoss Hospital. Look For Hand Sign QR 6-6124 bined efforts of Boca Raton police 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age drop-in, Recreation Center. and the Coast Guard. Wednesday, Oct. 21 Boca Raton police received 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Memorial park. a call from the Deerfield Beach 7:30 P.M, — Adult Arts and Crafts, Ceramics, Community Building. 3 ROOMS Police Department that a boat Thursday, Oct. 22 $198.00 halfway between Boca Raton and 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Memorial park, Deerfield Beach had sent up a 7:30 P.M. — Adult Softball, Deerfield Beach vs Safari Homes Inc., ALL - NEW flare and was flashing signals. Memorial park. 9:00 P.M. — Adult Softball, WDBF (Bible Grounds) vsA&W Root Beer, Patrolmen John LaMont and Memorial park. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinotl* Joseph Jo drey were dispatched to Friday, Oct. 23 the scene. LaMont, a former 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Merr>orial park. naval signalman, recognized the 7:30 P.M. —pre-teen Dance, Community Building, SOS signals and alerted the Coast 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age Drop-in, Recreation Center. liilllii Guard, Saturday, Oct. 24 Robert Baker, Bill Eubank 9:00 A.M. — Playground, Memorial park, all day. ^il^iliilllllil and Harry Sandy Machle went 10:00 A.M. — Children's Craft Class, Community Building. out the Boca Raton Inlet in Eu- 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age Dance, Charlie Murdock, Recreation Center. bank's boat and found the drift- - ing boat. The fishing party had Three Sparky started out at 5:30 for a couple TeeD Vehicles Save You Time and hours of fishing and trouble start- v ed when a faulty starter motor Meetings Set « Money On Job-After-Job failed to function. The boat had Three meetings will be held been drifting for almost two hours by the Sparky Fire Department and wasabouttwomilesoff shore. next week. Charles Stratman was taken The first meeting will be at Let a TiS? DRIVE to the Boca Raton Inlet by Eu- Forward Control 'Jeep'Trucks ... the Roadman School Tuesday, unequalled combination prove why 'Jeep' bank's boat and Mrs. Charles the second at the J. C. Mitchell of maneuverability and Stratman, Frank Meyers, Luke School Wednesday and then at payload capacity! vehieSes will do your Grieseland Thomas Strimbu, all the Boca Raton Elementary of Boca Raton, decided to re- School Thursday. jobs better. main on the fishing boat. The Cartoons will be shown under Coast Guard then towed them the directionof Recreation Super- A NEW 'JEEP' FOR A~,~ ~ in to the Hillsboro Inlet. visor James Rutherford. The fishing boat, the Idiot, The Sparky program is under Universal 'Jeep'... AS LOW AS $300 DOWN is owned by Frank Meyers. the supervision of Fireman Darold does hundreds of jobs! Hurlbert. Used Trucks and Jeeps in Stock 500 at Meeting Taft Tipped Liberally CHARLES HUCK'S Of Rail Officials President William Howard Taft (1908-12) was the first to An estimated 500 persons are establish golf as a presidential MIRACLE MILE MOTORS Inc. attending the 48th three-day pastime. He was a liberal tipper, Midway to Delray Beach Phone CR 6-9393 annual meeting of the Treasury too, adding a 25-cent tip to the Division Association of American regular caddy fee of 25 cents. You've Tried the Rest... Now Try The Best! Railroads at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club this week. The meeting formally open- ed with an invocation by the Rev. For The Convenience of Our Customers and Community James C. Stoutsenberger of St. Gregory's Episcopal Church and a welcoming speech from Mayor Joe DeLong. Presiding at the sessions is We Are M. J. Hicks, secretary and trea- surer of the Delaware and Hud- son Railroad Corporation. He is chairman of the railway treasury officers group. Other officers are A. B. Huttig, treasurer of the Illinois Open Central Railroa d, vice-chairman, and P. A. Lyon of Washington, D. C., secretary. William B. Pope of Rich- mond, Va., treasurer of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, is chairman of the arrangements committee. Friday Night Seacrest Student Council To Present Variety Show The Seacrest High School Student Council will present a variety talentshow on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m. in the 5-7 P.M. gymnasium. The same program will be presented Thursday afternoon, Oct. 22, for the student body. The Saturday performance will be open to the public. 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