4 i .** V- i '* BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 6 NO. 28 14 Pages Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, June 8, 1961 TEN CENTS COPY ; ;_••'..,;"fBldg.Permits Show Steady Ceremonies Sat. Will "*» Increase Building permits for 1961 have shown a slow but steady upward trend. May figures are the high- Dedicate Interchange est for the first five months of the year. Total building permits issued in May, 1961, were City Authorizes CD foBoca Toll Plaza Will Be $910,850. Other months of this year were: January, 12th fl $622,525; February, Buy Emergency Vehicle O Sunshine Pkwy. $882,650; March, $732,- The new Boca Raton After the ribbon-cutting 350, and April, $718,700, Purchase of a civil de- fense emergency vehicle interchange on the sun- ceremony guests will be making a total for the year shine State Parkway will invited to visit the various to date, $3,867,075. for Boca Raton was autho- rized by the city Commis- open to traffic Saturday Parkway facilities. Total permits issued for when John M. Hammer, the same period in 1960 sion Tuesday night. Refreshments will be chairman of the Florida served. was $5,994,727 with Col. Martin P. Kora, the State Turnpike Authority, city's director of civil de- The Florida turnpike was $753,642 permits issued officiates at the tradition- opened to traffic on Janu; in May, 1960. fense, asked for the vehi- al ribbon-cutting ceremony. cle in a persona] appear- ary 26, 1957, and is con- For May, 1961, there The opening ceremonies sidered one of the best were 40 one-family resi- ance before the commis- sioners. The vehicle will will begin at 2:30 p.m. Sat- superhighways in the U- dences, $645,900; one cost a total of $6,200, of urday when a color guard nited States. It is one of multiple dwelling, $160,- which half will be paid by from Boca Raton's Ameri- the safest roads in Flori- 000; St. Joan of Arc Paro- the Federal gsvernment. can Legion Post raises the da. chial School, $80,000; and Col. Korn said that at fl ag at th e tol 1 s tation. The Parkway, sometimes 14 additions and altera- Hammerwill make a ded- referred to as the "Bob- Making an interesting pattern on the Florida Landscape, the new Boca Ra- tions, which includes present the city's CD or- ton Interchange on the Sunshine State Parkway will open to traffic at 2:30 p.m. ganization "does not even icatory address and pre- Tail Turnpike" stretches pools, etc., $24,950. sent awards to individuals Saturday. John M. Hammer, chairman of the Turnpike Authority, will officiate have a screwdriver" and from Miami ot Fort Pierce, that the emergency vehicle and firms who played an 108.8 miles. at the ribbon cutting ceremonies. The toll station is at the lower right corner important role in the es- of the picture. Public Forum would solve many prob- Construction work on lems. He pledged that a tablishment of the new in- tiie Parkway began in July On Swimming command car and other e- terchange. of 1955. It was built at a quipment will be obtained Scheduled to receive a- cost of about $470,000 a without cost to the city. JOHN M. HAMMER wards from the Turnpike mile. Other major turnpi- Fiscal Agent To Handle Pools Tonight Alo o in cl ud ed in Fom 's Authority are the Arrida kes range from above this Boca Raton residents, report to city commission- Corporation and Milton N. figure to many millions of both with and without ers was announcement of Water-Sewer Weir Sr., president and dollars per mile, in ex- swimming pools in their the appointment of Fire chairman of the board of treme cases. back yards, will attend Lieutenant Sal Matteis and Awards Won Boca Raton National Bank. The Boca Raton inter- Improvement Bonds the free public pool forum Detective Lieutenant Char- Comer J. Kiroball, board change will be the twelfth charman of Arvida is ACCEPTED the propo- tonight at the Boca Raton les McCutcheon as deputy Boca Raton's Water De- on the Parkway. Sale of the proposed ca- er a period of a good directors of civi] defense. partment and Sewer De- scheduled to receive the pital Improvement bond is- years. Each of these is- sal to hold an option from Hotel Cabana Club. award on behalf of his cor- Frank Bobrytzke & Co. on The forum, sponsored The present organization partment last week won MOTORCADE sue will be turned over-to sues has been successfully also includes a "crash second place awards in poration. The Chamber of Com- the firm of Sullivan, Nel- marketed and at an inter- Florida Inland Navigation by the Boca Raton Cham- The Boca Raton Cham- District land if Bobrytzke's ber of Commerce and lo- squad" of five volunteers the state competition of merce is organizing a son and Goss of West Fata est rate favorable to-the to cope with emergency the Florida state Board ber of Commerce president motorcade to the cere- Beach. city." bid of $25,000 to purchase caJ merchants, pool build- Charles E. deVault will the land is accepted by ers and maintenance situations. of Health. monies officially open- City Commission Tues- Boone noted that the ca- also present an award to ing the new Boca Raton FIND. The city is interes- firms, is designed as an "The Civil Defense or- Boca Raton was in Arvida. day voted to accept the pital Improvement pro- ganization in Boca Raton " competition with other Interchange on the Sun- firm's revised proposal gram "is designed to meet ted in the area as a recre- educational program built f The Rev. Albert G. Ship- ation site of the shores of around safety and enjoy- Col. Korn said, "is des- complete lime softening shine State Farkway. and execute the agreement the needs of this city for tined to become the finest treatment plants and sew- horst, pastor of the First Persons interesting in with the fiscal agents. The many years to come." LaJteWyman. ment of swimming pools. Presbyterian Church, will SET June 27 as the date Charles deVault, pres- organization of its kind in erage plants in the 10,000 attending the ceremonies revised proposal repre- Additional comment on country." to 25,000 population give the invocation. are asked -to join the sents a reduction off of the improvement program for a public hearing on a ident of the Chamber,
While on the subject of a Capital Improvement pro- gram, the City commission should give some thought to modernization of the various departments with an eye to greater efficiency and cutting the costs of city government. New facilities can.make this pos- sible. One example: Many cities have reduced costs and at the same time improved the services of the police and fire departments by combining them into one "Department of Public Safety". There are now about 30 men in both departments. When combined each man spends six months in each branch and becomes well trained in the duties of both. Folice officers could operate fire equipment in an emergency; firemen can serve as emergency po- lice. Each department would be headed by a chief, as at present, but the total number of employees The Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce and the Arvida Corp. have joined for- Helping tourists and residents alike find the new Boca Raton Interchange will could very likely be reduced. ces to help organize ceremonies Saturday opening the new Boca Raton Inter- be the familiar Sunshine State Parkway signs, Crews of workmen from the Turn- It might be feasible to combine the city hall, main change on the Sunshine State Parkway, Arvida helped finance the project. Dis- pike Authority have been erecting signs throughout the city directing traffic to fire station and police department in one building at cussing plans for the opening are, from left, Knox Phagan, vice president in the toll plaza. Pending opening ceremonies Saturday, the signs are covered a considerable saving over the estimate of almost charge of finance for Arvida; Charles deVault, president of the Chamber of with paper. W.T. Kinsey (right) in charge of one of the crews, and Chester $500,000 for three separate buildings. Commerce, and A.T, Knight, Arvida's vice president in charge of operations. Saulsby prepare one of the signs for erection. Thursday, June 8, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Cub Scout Season Ends On May Rain Totals 6.2 In. The May total compares inches, compared to 15.52 Rainfall during May tot- to 3.98 inches during the inches during the same pe- Art Indian-Time* Theme aled 6.20 inches, Chief Wa- same month last year. The riod in 1960, five-month total for this Cub Scout Pack 327 of ter PlantOperator GusHager said yesterday. year now stands at 17. 52 All The News Boca Raton held its final Deerfield Kiwanis Read The News Pack meeting of the season Push Cub Program attheBoca Raton School last Thursday and featured an In- DEERFIELD — Bernard Lipofskyof the Scouts' Cub LEGAL NOTICES dian theme. (Continued from Page 2A) Pack Youth Program will A complete program of 1960 5% DeHn. Indian skits were presented. present the charter for the Lot Block Owner Tax penalty Tax Tot. Deerfield Beach Cub Scout Cubmasetr Kenneth Hig- 24-A Buena vista Dev. Corp. gins in Indian regalia con- Pack at the meeting today 7 11.00 .55 11.55 8 24-A >• 11.00 .55 11.55 the ceremonies. of the Kiwanis Club here. 9 24-A < 11.00 .55 11.55 t Den Mothers, also attired The Cub Pack is a Deer- 10 24-A 11.00 .55 11.55 11 24-A a 11,00 .55 11.55 field Beach Kiwanis Club tf in Indian barg, presented 12 24-A 11.00 .55 11.55 project. The club meets at 13 24-A t 11.00 .55 individual' Den skits. They t 11.55 14 24-A 11.00 .55 12:15p.m. today at the Sun (c 11.55 were Mrs. Virginia Sweet 15 24-A 11.00 .55 11.55 Cove Restaurant here. Fol- 16 24-A ( 11.00 .55 and Mrs. Shirley Finger, 1 11.55 17 24-A 11.00 .55 11.55 lowing the luncheon, there < Den No. 1; Mrs. Renee 18 24-A 11.00 .55 11.55 Oates, Den No. 2; Mrs. Pat will be a meeting of direc- 19 24-A- 12.10 .61 12.71 1 25 ' 13.20 .66 13.86 tors. A Daubenspeck, Den No. 3; IS 25 .50 10.40 1 9,90 Mrs. Eunice Harris, Den No. The club's June 15 meet- 19 25 9.90 .50 10.40 20 25 t 9.90 .50 10.40 4; Mrs. Marian Grenell and ing will feature a talk by 21 25 t < 9.90 .50 10.40 Mrs. Marian Wentworth, telephone from Congress- 22 25 9.90 .50 10.40 Den No. 5; Mrs. Nel Rich- man Paul Rodgers. 23 25 f 15.40 .77 16.17 25 25 8.80 .44 9.24 mond, Den No 6. Last week the club mar- 26 25 < .44 t 8.80 9.24 ked the birthday of Jeffer- 27 25 « 8.80 .44 9.24 Receiving achievement 28 25 i 8.80 .44 9.24 son Davis with a talk on •25 • 8.80 .44 9.24 t awards were Cub Scouts Ro- 34 25 ' .44 Civil War events by Geor- 4 8.80 9.24 bert Marqusee, Joel Ashe, 35 25 ' 9.90 .50 10.40 ge Fowler and* Roy Glisson. 9 26 ' 1 .44 9.24 BruceBorchardt, Wolf Bad- 4 8.80 It was "Indian time" at the Cub Pack meeting recently. Members of Den No. 13 26 ' 8.80 .44 9.24 ge; Larry Cole, Tim Os- Center to Fit Parking 15 26 ' < 8.80 .44 9.24 3 acted out a skit. Standing in front is "Story Teller" Joe Ashe; lying down, 16 26 • 8.80 .44 9.24 borne and Keith Higgins, I To Women Drivers 17 26 ' 8.80 ,44 9.24 "Hi-Ya-Joe", Ricky Grant; his wife, kneeling, is "Flying Red Horse", Gard- 1 Bear Badge; Robert Drew.s, 19 26 ' 8.80 .44 9.24 DEERFIELD--new Palm- ner Campbell III; in the background is, left, "Medicine Man" Kurt Dauben- Track K Fla. Boca Raton Hens, Assn. Inc. 48.40 2.42 50.82 Jeffrey Sweet, Dennis Ward- Track law, Lions Badge; Stephen Aire Shopping Center in speck, and right, Gus Cicala, "The Forest". P-l Buena Vista Dev. Corp. 1.10 .06 1.16 Deerfield Beach announces Track P-2 " 2.20 .11 2.31 .Avery, David Harris, Billy Track P-3 " 1.10 .06 1.16 Jackson and Carl Douglas, they will have "parking spa- Track P-4 «' 1.10 .06 1.16 Track P-5 " 2.20 .11 2.31 Webelos badge. ces designed with a woman in mind. " Architect Don LAKE FLORESTA PARK The presentation of the Reiff is quick to point out 6 3 Gold Key Builders, Inc. 9.90 .SO 10.40 Webelos Badges was one of that he has nothing against LINCOLN COURT ADDITION the highlights of the even- 34 " Homer Goddard, Jr. 36.30 1.82 38.12 women drivers, but "some- AMENDED PLAT OF LONGS SUBDIVISION ing. This award represents times they have trouble par- *J •" L'''-WUJ '"V^'"i 'i"J 1 'IB" •••"• •••-•*- T^.—'•-' T 1' ' •• 176.00 8.80 184.80 the highest achievement king, especially in large MONT EZ GARDENS, HC. byanyboy in Cub Scouting. "T T Montez Gardens, Inc. 14.30 .72 15.02 cars. " The center, located 3 1 M.J. J*. & Sybil C. VanWyk at U. S. #1 and Hillsboro 11.00 .55 11.55 British exports rose 6 5 1 M.J. Jr. & Sybil C. VanWyk 11.00 .55 11.55 Blvd., will have parking 6 1 •• 92.40 4,62 97.02 per cent in value last parking for 800 small, me- OCEAN HEIGHTS year and imports 14 per dium and large cars. ~T ~5 Tohn L. & Genevleve Patrick 117.70 5.89 123.59 cent. PALM BEACH FARMS PLAT II TXS 3 William C. .Carmell 7.70 .39 8.09 PEARL CITY PNMNI! 15 T Edith smlis'% Annie Willis 3.30 .17 3.47 REDLHAMMER SUBDIVISION Lots 24 & inieTIl!!!' of E 454. 19' of N 87.5' of S 75' of Lot 24 & N 75' of Lot 25 as in CR 3/28/60 No. 4750 L.T. & Jane Moreland 66.00 3.30 69.30 ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB S/D 56 T —B"yron W & LouiaeTTEvans 93.50 4.68 98.18 SPANISH RIVER LAND CQ. UNIT 1 4 S 100' of & ————.-—. N 50' L 5, Bl. 11 Kina Marie & Mr3. Chas. M. Mitchell 84.70 4.24 88.94 SPANISH VILLAGE 1 10 Harry S 8s Nancy J. Herbold 12.10 .61 12.71 TUNISON PALMS s _j Jack S & Florence K. Butle 101.20 5.06 106.26 UNIVERSITY GARDENS _j I Pelican Enterprises, Inc. 10.45 .52 10.97 2 1 it .46 ii 9.24 9.70 i^ 3 1 9.24 .46 9.70 4 1 " •11.55 .58 12.13 5 1 n 9.24 .46 9.70 6 1 n 10.45 .52 10.97 7 1 n 12.10 .61 12.71 Members of the Good Deeds Club in Mrs. Clementine Brown's fourth grade 8 1 it 9.24 .46 9.70 class at the Boca Raton Elementary School presented the Heart Association 9 1 tt 11.55 .58 12.13 15 1 tt. 8.80 .44 9.24 BOCA RA1OM with $14 they had saved. They, in turn, were given a certificate of apprecia- 17 less N 5', Bl. 1 ft .38 tt 7.70 8.08 18 1 8.80 ,44 tion, from the Heart Association. Officers of the club are, left to right, front 4 9.24 TflAVIL AGiUCY 21 1 8.80 .44 9.24 announces its row, Burt Grenell, treasurer; Leslie Hibbard, secretary; Cheryl Cole, vice- 25 1 ti 8.80 .44 9.24 26 1 i 8.80 .44 president; and Karen Adams, president; accepting the gift were, rear, left to I 9.24 28 less E5\ Bl. 1 7.70 .38 1 8.08 FALL €HUf§E§ right, Miss Margaret F= Bodenstein, executive director of the Palm Beach 29 1 .44 t 8.80 9.24 County Heart Association, and Mrs. W.P. Bebout Sr., vice president and also 30 1 8.80 .44 9.24 from t 31 1 8.80 .44 9.24 Boca Raton chairman. t 4 2 .44 Port Everglades t. 8.80 9.24 5 2 .44 t 8.80 9.24 14 & S 13» of L.15, Bl. 2 11.00 .55 11.55 M.S. VICTORIA 16 N 48' of S 39' of L. 17, Bl. 2' * 9.90 .50 10.40 Sept 9 days . . . Nassau, San Juan, St. Thomas, 18N23'of&S62'ofL.19,Bl. 2 " 9.90 .50 10.40 Oct. 13 Port Au Prince, Port Everglades Grimes Will Serve RDB Air Branch 2 3 Pelican Enterprises, Inc. 8.80 .44 9.24 5 3 8.80 .44 9.24 S.S. HANSEATIC 8 3 << 8.80 .44 9.24 Warren G. Grimes, foun- andoffered to spend approx- tt Nov. 12 5 days . . . Kingston, Port Au Prince, Port since has become a model 9 3 8.80 .44 9.24 Nov. 17 Everglades der and board chairman of law for other states. imately $100, 000 himself UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS S.S. BRASIL the Grimes Manufacturing His intense interest in a- to build the facility as a 7 Benedict A. Silverman 8.80 .44 9.24 Aug. 25 38 days . . . Rio, Santos, Montevideo, Bue- 8 ri tt .44 Co., of Urbana, Ohio and ft 8.80 9.24 nos Aires, Trinidad, San Juan, Port viation's development as a gift to the city, but the 10 i 8.80 .44 9.24 Delray Beach, Wednesday 12 i tt Everglades means of serving local Chamber dropped the pro- t* 8.80 .44 9.24 13 i 8.80 .44 9.24 accepted appointment to tt Nov. 16 12 days . . . San Juan, Barbados, Trinidad, community needs was ex- ject when it came under 22 i .44 tt 8.80 9.24 Nov. 28 Cartagena, Nassau, Port Everglades the aviation committee of emplified when he presen- the fire of a small but vo- 23 i 8.80 .44 9.24 24 i it 8.80 .44 9.24 Dec. 11 6 days . . . San Juan, St. Thomas, Nassau, the Palm Beach County Re- tt ted the cityof Urbana, Ohio, cal group of neighboring 25 i 8.80 .44 9.24 Port Everglades sources Development Board. with a municipal airport Dec. 18 property owners. VILLA RICA Christmas and New Year's Cruise — 15 The Board is charged with 37" Harry B. Hooper, Est, c/o V 3.30 .17 3.47 now recognized as oneof the Thomas F. Fleming Jr., "Jo— tt days — San Juan, Martinique, Barba- the task of bringing new and 38 20 3.30 .17 3.47 finest small-city terminals president of the RDB, said 39 20 tt dos, Cartagena, Cristobal, Nassau, diversified industry to the 3.30 .17 3.47 Port Everglades, New York in the nation. the immediate concern of 24 less E 52*, Bl. 50 Mrs. T.T. Harwood 12.10 .61 12.71 S.S. ATLANTIC Palm Beach area. Several years ago, the 25 less E 52', Bl. SO " 6.60 .33 6.93 aviation committee is the 9 79 Harry B. Hooper, Est. 3.30 .17 3.47 Oct. 8 32 day cruise . . . port Everglades, Lisbon, Grimes, who served as Delray Beach Chamber of 10 79 Harry B. Hooper, E3t. Algeriras, Naples, Piraeus, Haifa, proposal to cooperate with 3.30 .17 3.47 Palma, Gibralter, New York member and chairman of Commerce askedhim to re- the county and various mu- VISTA HILL S F & C Moreno &-L & V Noble 101.20 5.06 106.26 For Information & Reservations the Ohio Aviation Board un- commend a site for an air- nicipalities in the estab- 35 less part desc In CR 8/2/60 No. 345 Call 395-1414 der governors on both poli- strip as a means of attract- lishmentofheliports, either Safari Homes, Inc. 8.80 .44 9.24 tical parties before moving ing new industry. Grimes foremergencyuseoras per- WITNESS my hand and official seal, this the 18th day of May A.D. 1961. BOCA iATON TOAViL AGTOCY to Florida some years ago, recommended a strip on manent commercial opera- sponsored the Ohio Air- county-owned groundalong J.H. Gibson, Tax Collector 6/ ' ~~ 18 S.E. 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52 Students from Boca Raton are among Seacrest High School's Class of 1961 —Koen Photo Seacrest H.S. Will Graduate I 52 Boca Students Tonight BY GEORGE KRAUTWALD their diplomas. Lanning, Frank Bartlett, A total of 230 Seacrest As the ceremonies draw Jim frocko, Spencer Vass, seniors will be graduated to a c lose the class will sing Dave Barbrick, Richard Grif- during ceremonies begin- the Alma Mater, followed fin, Karen Ludwig, Nancy ning at 8 p.m. tonight The by Benediction and the re- Graham, Sally Ray, Mau- total includes 52 students cessional. reen Woods, Cathie Wen- from Boca Raton. In the event of rain, the deroth, Pat Whiteman, Sha- The ceremonies, on the ceremonies will be held in ron Munyer, Dick Pool, Pat athletic field will start with the gym. Only those with Motzer. Faye Wells, Val- a selection by the band, fol- tickets will be admitted. erie Piepol, Anne Sickens, lowed by die prosessional The Class of "61 is one of Noretta Msser, Carol Snow- to the traditional "Pompand the-highestscholastically to den, Pat Dowdy, Art Parr, Circumstance." Following graduate from thell-year-old Judy Johnson, Millie Jor- the invocation, the class Seacrest. Those from Boca dan, Rose Marie Greene, president's address will be who leadas members of the Deanna Baker, Barbara Ri- delivered by Bill Nettles. toplO'frof the class are: Pat ley, Walter Cahoon, Judy Principal speaker a t the gra - Fore, Dick Pool, Barbara Shoaf, Gem Miller, Bob duation will be William Riley, and Faye Wells. Dawson, Mary Chapman, Vincentof the Florida State Sharon Munyer senior Aubrey Seamen, Pat Fore, Department of Education. from Boca Raton won a $400 Elaine Carlo, Wayne Sarr, After Vincent's address, a year state scholarship to Mike Graham, Tom Work- Principal Robert Fulton will aid with her education to man, Tom Bottchal, Andy introduce the class to Thru- become a teacher. Strauss, Dick Rogers, Bruce mmondKnightofthe Coun- Those who will represent Silk, Brian Silk, Doug Lam- ty Board of Education who Boca Raton among the gra- bert, Dennis Crowell, Ro- bert DeNeve, Bill Miller, Ready to receive their certificates for graduating from the PTA Community will present the graduates duates are: Craig Rice, Dale and George Krautwald. Kindergarten are, children, left to right, Martha Ashe, Janice Sterling and Da- LEGAL NOTICE Nautilus Queen Barbara Riley niel Tarver. Presenting the certificates was Robert Trafford, principal of the the City of Boca Raton, Florida, Amended Plat No. 3, as re- NOTICE is hereby given that Boca Raton Elementary School,, Graduation ceremonies were held Monday. will hold a public hearing at corded in plat Book 8, Page the undersigned, under the pro- 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at 52, Public Records of Palm visions of Section 865.09, • Boca Raton on the 27th day of Beach County, Florida. Florida Statutes, 1957, will Boca Raton Upholstery Co. Seacrest Scenes June, 1961, to consider and register with the Circuit Court, take action on proposed amend- For public Examination a in and for Palm Beach County, ment and change in the Zoning copy of the proposed Ordinance Florida, upon receipt of proof * Fine Fabrics College and Wedding Belts Ordinance of Boca Raton, Flori- to effect such change is on file of publication of this notice, da, in the following respect; in the office of the City Clerk. the fictitious name to-wlt: * Foam Rubber TO CHANGE THE ZONING CITY OF BOCA RATON, Amsprad Metals FROM R-l-A (One Family FLORIDA 2645 N.W. 1st Ave., Boca Ra- On Minds Of Senior Class ton, Fla., and that the party * Expert Workmanship Dwelling) to R-l-D (One Family By: Jacob Heidt Dwelling) on ihe following de- interested in said business is BY GEORGE KRAUTWALD Millie Jordan who will be Jacob Heidt,~City Clerk scribed tract of land; as follows: Call for Free Estimates Now Tonight the senior class married to Al Kruscher in Publish: June 8th and 15th, 1961 Frank A. Amelung, Owner That part of the South one Furnish Proof of Publication Dated) June 6, 1961 of 1961 will graduate and August. quarter of Sec. S, Twp, 47S, Publish: June 8, 15, 22, 29, 1961 395-3270 Henry Bernhardt then it will be no turning That about does it for the R.43E, lying east of the Dixie Highway and bounded on the back full speed ahead for future of east by a line beginning at the north boundary of said South the future, whateverit may the class of one quarter and located 250 be. "61," the feet west and parallel with the west right of way of Federal Heading for Palm Beach past is just Highway (U.S. No. 1) running Junior College are Karen a memory, south to a point 400 feet north of the south boundary of said Ludwig, Robert DeNeve, but I am Sec. 5,|Twp. 47S, R.43E; thence Rose Marie Greene, Spen- certain a running east to a point of inter- section with a line 190 feet cer Vass, Pat Whiteman, w o n d erful west of the west right of way Barbara Riley, Valerie Pie- memory for line of Federal Highway (U.S. W COMFORT No. 1); thence south to a point pol, Cathie Wenderoth, all those ISO feet west of the west right Dennis Crow ell, Pat Dow- Who tonight George Krautwald of way line of Federal Highway • Patricia Fore, a grad- (U.S. No. 1) being the end of dy and Dick Rogers. will sing their Alma Mater said line. Walter Cahoonwill be at for the last time uating Seacrest High * # • School student, won the For public Examination a copy Coffeyville College, while of the proposed Ordinance to TSoug Lambert will be on NAUTILUS QUEEN 1961 Boca Raton Teen Center effect such change is on file in campus at Georgia Tech. --MISS BARBARA RILEY, so Scholarship of $400. the office of the City Clerk. Pat will use the scho- CITY OF BOCA RATON, Stetson will be the stomp- stated the 1961 yearbook FLORIDA .««* Westinghouse ingground for Gem Miller, which arrived at Seacrest larship to study at the By; Jacob Heldt while Dick Pool will be last Friday. School of Nursing at studying at the University of Barbara, who was spon- Memorial Mission Hos- Jacob HeidX City"cierk pital at Asheville, N.C. Publish; June8th and 15th, 1961 Florida. sored in the contest by the Furnish Proof of Publication All students mentioned Junior Civitan dub, was Westinghouse I above make their homes in selected in the following known Palm Beach County NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT Boca Raton. manner. Forone week stu- personality who made the IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE Wedding bells,gowns, and dents voted for the girl of final choice. We certain- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, BIG 1 H.P. PROVIDING FOR THE REZON- rr*r"^<<£'"~° the hesitation step are on their choice by putting pen- ly are proud of this lovely ING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY the minds of the lovely se- nies in hsr jar, the names seniorwho makesher home DESCRIBED MORE COMPLETE- nior girls from Boca Raton. of the three top girls selec- in our fair city, and we LY HEREIN. m Deanna Baker whose mar- ted by the students, and a certainly agree with the stu- TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- if AIR CONDITIONER | riage to Mike Steele will sketch of their activities REST, PROPERTY OWNERS I dents in selecting her as AND CITIZENS: j Only 24" wide and 14" in depth !| take place in July, and was then sent to a well NAUTILUS QUEEN 1961. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the City Commission of £? Push Button Control |: the City of Boca Raton, Florida, that tract of land in the NWW will hold a public hearing at 4 Adjustable Grills | of SEW of SEW of Sec. S, Twp. 7:30 P.M. in th« City Hal] at 47S, R 43E lying between the Washable Filter | LEGAL NOTICES east right of way line of the Boca Raton on the 27th day of June, 1961, to consider and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 17, Block 1, all in plat of Del- Federal Highway (U.S. No. 1) Easy Installation in Window or Wall t? take action on proposed amend- ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT ray Manors, Plat Book 10, Page and a line located 250 feet e.ast ment and chmge in the Zoning IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE 25; and that tract of land in SWA and parallel with the east right Ordinance of Boca Raton, Flori- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, of SEW of Sec. 5, Twp. 47S, of way line of Federal High- PROVIDING FOR THE REZON- R43E lying between the west way (U.S. No. 1); and that tract da, in the following respect: ING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY DONAHUE'S right of way line of the Federal of land in the south quarter of TO CHANGE THE ZONING DESCRIBED MORE COM- Highway (U.S. No. 1) and a line the SEW of Sec. 5, Twp. 47S FROM R-1.A (One Family PLETELY HEREIN. located 2S0 feet west and pa. H43E lying between the east Dwelling) to R-l-E (One Family LOW, LOW, PRICE rallel with the west right of right of way line of the Federal TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Dwelling) on the following de- way line of Federal Highway Highway (U.S. No. 1) and a line scribed tracts of land: REST, PROPERTY OWNERS located -250 feet east and pa. AND CITIZENS: (U.S. No. 1) LESS the South 400 feet of the SWA of SEW of rallel with the east right of Lots 1 thru 9, Block A; and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN said Sec, 5; and that portion of Federal Lots 1 thru 11 and Lots 22 THAT fiie City Commission of the South 400 feet of the SW'yi of ofs NV thru 27, Block 12; Lots 1 thru the City of Boca Raton, Flori- the SEW of Sec. 5, Twp, 47S, 12, and Lots 2 3 thru 29, Block da, will hold a public hearing R43E lying west of the Federal For public Examination a copy 11; and Lots 1 thru 13 and Lots 24 thru 31, Block 10; and at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at Highway (U.S. No. 1) and east of the proposed Ordinance to Lots I thru 14 and Lots 25 Boca Raton on the 27th day of of a north-south line measured effect such change is on file in thru 33, Block 9; and Lots 1 June, 1961, to consider and 190 feet easterly from the west the office of the City Clerk. thru 15 and Lots 26 thru 35, take action on proposed amend- right of way line of Federal CITY OF BOCA RATON Block 8; and Lots 1 thru 16 and yoticAWBESUgE -.PITS Westinghouse ment and change in the Zoning Highway along the north line of FLORIDA. ' Lots 27 thru 37, Block 7; and Ordinance of Boca Raton, Flori- said south 400 feet of SWM of By: Jacob Heidt Lots 1 thru 17 and Lots 28 thru da, in the folio wing respect: SEW of said Sec. 5 and said Bcob 38, Block 6; and Lots 1 thru 17 north-south line terminating at a „ >.,. ,. i HeldtT'city Clerk and Lots 28 thru 38, Block 5; $ TO CHANGE THE ZONING point 150 feet west of the west Publish: JuneSth and 15th, 1961 FROM R-l-A (One Family Furnish Proof of Publication and Lots 1 thru 7 and Lota 18 tight of way line of Federal Dwelling) to B-4 (General thru 24, Block 4; and Lots 1 10 DOWN Highway and measured along thru 7 and Lots 18 thru 24, Business) on the following NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the south line of Sec. 5, Twp Block 3; and Lots 1 thro 7 and described tracts of land: ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT 47S, H 43E; and Lots 1 thru 4, Lots 18 thru 24, Block 2; and IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE Lots 10 thru 14, Block A; Block B; and Lots 1 thru- S, Lots 1 thru 7 and Lots 18 thru DELIVERS OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Lots 12 thiu 21, Block 12; Block 13; and Lots 1 thru 10, 24, Block 1, all in plat of Del- Lots 13 thin 22, Block 11; PROVIDING FOR THE REZON- DONAHUE'S, Block 14; and Lots 1 thru 4 and ray Manors, plat Book 10, ING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY Lots 14 thru 23, Block 10; Lots Page 25; and Lots 1 thru 10, Lots 6, 8 and 10, Block 17; and DESCRIBED MORE COM- { IS thru 24, Block 9; Lots 16 Block 1; and Lots 1 thru 10, Lots 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10, Block PLETELY HEREIN. thru 25, Block 8; Lota 17 thru 18; and Lots 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and Block 2j and Lots 1 thru 10, EJ 90 DAYS 26, Block 7; Lots 18 thru 27, APPLIANCES 10, Block 19; and Lots 1, 2, 4, TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Block 3; and Lots 1 thru 14, Block 6; Lots 18 thru 27, Block 6, 8 and 10, Block 20; and Lots REST, PROPERTY OWNERS Block 4, all in plat of Delray NO CARRYING S; Lots 8 thru 17, Block 4; 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10, Block 21, AND CITIZENS: Manors Third Additions, Plat 253 N. Fed. Hwy. BOC3 Raton 395-0700 Lots 8 thru 17, Block 3; Lota 8 all in plat of Delray Manors, Book 26, Page 25, and Lots 6 CHARGE thru 17, Block 2, Lots 8 thru NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thru 10, Block B in Yamato Plat Book 10, Page 25; and THAT the City Commission of Hr. Laurence Jame Thursday ^ 8, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A APARTMENTS FOR RENT LOTS FOR SALE SEU&T REAL ESTATE FOR BOCA RATOH TRADE OR SALE FURNISHED apt. cozy & BUILDING lots for sale in 2-BEDROOM home, fur- NEWS NEWS beautiful Country club vil- nished, 6 months or long- DON'T Buy - If you have cool-. Available immediate- outgrown your present PHONE 395-5121 ly. Only $60. per month. lage,. Phone 395-1818 or er. 200 N.W. 10th St. CR stop at office at entrance. 8-2888 days, 395-1947 house TRADE it for a Published every THURS- Classified Ads Ph. Boca 395-0339. (801- new 1961 home. Ph. 395- DAY at 151 RoyaJ Palm evenings. (761-24Btf) 26tfB) COMMERCIAL Lot. C-2, 3958 or 395-4036. (856- Give DAD that new ELECTRIC Road by Boca Raton 151 Royal Palm Road 400' south of Atlantic on News, Inc., Oliver B. DEERFIELD Beach, (effi- UNFURNISHED 3 bedrm, 2 28B) - PHONE 395-5121 ciency & bdr. apts.,*week 2nd St., Delray 75x135. bath house. JKitchen equip- SHAVER he wants Jaynes, pres., ward Price $7,000. Call Mrs. HOMES FOR SALE Risvold, vice-pres. Published Every Thursday or month, summer rates. ped, Fla rm., den, corner Block from beach. Beverly Powell. Days CR 8-2811; lot, nice neighborhood. LIST SALE PR1C1 Helen Murphy, Mgr. 2 bed. 1 bath, reduced to NORILCO Arms Apts. A1A. Ph. 399- Eves. CR 6-4745. $110 per mo. 299 NE 21st sell, fully furnished, near WARD RISVOLD "SPEED SHAVIR $24.95 $15.95 - RATES - 3484.' (851-28,29,30,3IB) PLASTRIDGE, Inc. St. Ph. 395-3524. (845- churches, schools and PUBLISHER 418 E. Atlantic Ave. 28.29B) stores, $12,800. Make 20^ per line per issue FURNISHED Apt. 1 bdr; Delray Beach REMiUGfON John Opel SPLIT-leveJ, 3 Bedrm., 2 reasonable offer for quick $24.95 Beatrice Landry Display.,,$1.25 per inch; TV,
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POMPANO BEACH MOTORS ORTHO CH3NCH BUG SPRAY 14S4 S. Federal Highway $H95 WE 3-9971 FEDERAL TV 4200 S. FEDERAL with EXHION Gal. FT. LAUDERDALE HALLANDALE- DELRAY BEACH Covers 6,000 sq. feet 2212 S. Andrews 6205 N. Federal Bwy. - Boca Eaton 1000 N, Federal Phone CR 8-2888 ONE SHOT DOES IT! J Miss Parkers ~ t " ' Engagement Told Mrs. Bernice H. Parker of Worcester, Mass., an- nounce the engagement of her daughter, Dorothy Hall Parker, formerly of Boca Raton, to Miltqn Francis MIS Cooper Jr. , son or Mr. and Beatrice landliy, Btpfoi* Mrs. Milton F. Cooper Sr. , of Shrewsbury, Mass. SECTION B Thursday, June 3, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS IB When in Boca Raton, Miss Parker resided in Jordan Manor and attended Boca America-Ireland Society DAR Picnic Will Raton Elementary School and Seacrest High School. DOROTHY PARKER Be Held Friday She was a memberof Teen from Shrewsbury High Re-Elects Mrs. Kuras Town. School and is stationed at The annual picnic of the Sheisthedaughterof the Westerly, R. I., with the Mrs. W. Michael Kuras Jonathan Dickinson Chapter, A MEMO TO BRIDES late C. Raymond Parker, Coast Guard. No date has of Boca Raton was re-elec- Daughters of the American formerly with the Boca Ra - been set for the wedding. ted president of the Amer- Revolution, will be held Are you engaged? Tell ton Hotel. She will grad- ica-Ireland Society of Flo- Friday evening at 6 p.m. at uate this month from North rida for the coming year. us about it, we like to the Boynton Beach Woman's Dr. and Mrs. William G. have your engagement High School in Worcester. O'Donnell left recently for Oub. Hors d'oeuvres were tasty at the Boca Raton Cabana Club party Thursday At the Sea dub in Hills- announcement. Her financee graduated a two week motor trip. boro Beach an Irish evening Are you about to be- C. Emory Hamann of night as members discovered. Enjoying the party were, left to right, Mrs. M. from Killarney Cheese to I- come a bride? In your Boynton Beach will be guest Short, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brown, Mayor and Mrs. Leo Fox and their daughter, rish Mist was a catered af- excitement you might speaker andhis topic will be Miss Joan Paula Fox,—Colony Studio fair. This was the lastmeet- forget that we want the "The History of Early Navi- ing of the season and new gation. " happy news, too. We Barlow left recently for Long SPECIAL members welcomed to the have a regular wedding Members are asked to Defray Playhouse to Hold Society were Mr. and Mrs. Island. Joan will go to her form that may be obtain- bring their husbands, fami- parent'shome in Southamp- James Boydof Delray Beach. ed at the office for you FLOWERS-TRIMS-HATS-BASKETS-HANDBAGS lies and guests. The Loxa- ton while the Andersons take to fill out. It is very Come in and browse Other officers elected in hatchee Society, C. A. R.is up residence in their sum- addition to Mrs. Kuras; Jo- simple and quite com- inivited to attend with their pJete. Wedding stories In a tropical setting, mer home at Shelter Island. seph M. Armstrong of Del- families. They plan to stay until Oc- ray Beach, vice-president of must be turned in to this complete with sand and Deerfield Bridge W1NFIELD PARK Chapter members are re- tober. Accompanying them SHOPPING CENTER membership; Mrs. F. Cut- newspaper before the minded to bring a covered Palms, a "Cast-a-Way on Winners Listed on the trip was James Car- of Boca Raton, Fla. No. U.S. 1 & 20th St. ter Cobbof Hillsboro Beach, wedding with a black dish contribution to the pic- Playhouse Isle"dinner dance Call 395-1055 and white gloss picture bone who will visit relatives Across From Ranch House vice-president of ways and nic and table service for is planned by the Delray DEERFIELD-- The Deer- of the bride. (You will in New Jersey. means; Mrs. Walter E. Mc- themselvesand their guests. Beach Playhouse on June 24 get the picture back). field Woman's Duplicate Devitt of Pompano Beach at the Arcade Tap Room, Bridge Club had eight ta- secretary, , replacing Mrs. We welcome your en- Delray. Sisters, Amy M. New- For the BEST in gagement or wedding Junior Women Win bles in play at a recent af- Joseph Murphy of that town The affair marks the end ternoon session. berryand Ethel N. Fisk left and relected treasurer, Ar- story, there is no charge of a successful season and this week for Sunset Lodge, HAIRSTYLING at for publishing it, just In Budget Contest North-South winners were thur D. Donnelly. Mrs. Kay is intended to raise funds Mrs. W. A. Besser and Mrs. Ocean Grove, N. J. where let us know about it for the Playhouse lighting they will spend the summer. Donnelly is scrapbook chair- ahead of time. The Junior Woman's dub S.J.Dalton;Mrs. K.W. Scri- Floyd A. Neering man. of Boca Raton, competing program. berandMrs. M.CKobinson; Mrs. J. William Gear- The Yeats collection of with all Junior and Senior Mrs. Frank Kreger and Mrs. Mrs. Barry Hosts Bridge SALON poetry and paintings will Woman's Clubs of Florida, hart, chairman of the e- Hayes Stevens. Estahakee Chapter vent, said the party will be benefit from a rummage sale received first place award East-West winners were Mrs. Nelson Barry was MR. LION of Paris and Saks the first of what may be- hostess at a luncheon and to be held in Royal Palm for a perfect budget from Mrs. Gilbert Rhodes and 5 th Avenue Ends Season come Playhouse "Opening bridge party in her Chatham Shopping Plaza, Boca Raton the Florida Federation of Mrs. Alden Dinsmore; Mrs. the Season" party each year. Hills home recently. on Friday and Saturday, June A Woman's Clubs at the re- John Campbell and Mrs. MISS MARY * MISS ALENE splash party and picnic The theme suggests the Among the guests were 16 and 17. Articles donated cent convention held in Samuel Tator; Mrs. H. W. lunch will feature the last mood of the party, which Mrs. A. F. Morey, Mrs. Al and MISS ELIZABETH will be a ccepted at that lo- Miami Beach. TallmanandMrs. R.W. Sa- meetingoftheseason for the will be relaxed for fun and SL John, Mrs. John V. cation on Thursday of that This was the first time ville. Manicurist and Pedicurist Estahakee Chapter of the dancing. Women will wear Brown, Mrs. Elwood Gardner, week. For information on such an award was given Daughters of the 'American sarongs, slacks, sun dresses DEERFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Brooks, Mrs. Char- the Society, call Mrs. Ku- Revolution in Boca Raton. and a total of 12 clubs re- ras at 395-5419, Mr. Arm- or Mau Maus. Men: Shorts Mrs. John Hof -Anderson and les Boas and Mrs. George The meeting will be held ceived "firstplace" awards. strong, CR 8-1853 or Mrs. or slacks, sport shirts. their granddaughter, Joan McDonald. Phone 395-2181 Monday, June 12, at the The local club also com' Cobb at 399-2938. Entertainment will be home of Mrs. Robert C. plied with all provisions stipulated by the FFWC to under the direction of Gino Vance starting at 2 p. m. DiMarco assisted by Ernie Bridge at Cramer Home Mrs. William McKenzie, receive 100 per cent honor score whichincluded parti- Simon. Mrs. Arthur Nickell Mrs. B. J. Cramer enter- regent, will conduct the pation in federation pro- is in charge of Reservations tertained recently at a des- business session. Plans have jects. assisted by Mrs. Henry Gor- sert bridge at her home. been made to discuss by- don. Mrs. Robert Blake, Mrs. Guests included Mrs. Ed- laws and the program for Travel Fashions Will Be James Raymond, Miss Helen ward Nesbitt, Mrs. J. R. Ev - next year. Keating and Mrs. Nels Free- ans, Mrs. Neal Quimby, Mrs. Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Shown To Club Members land. A.D.Frank, Mrs. Paul Veil- Willard Machle and Mrs. Travel styles will be fea- Tickets for the event are lard, Mrs. J. R. Brooks -and Gustave Aberle will assist tured at a luncheon-fashion $4. 00 per person. Sale of Mrs. Lawrence Evans. the hostess. show to be held for mem- tickets starts June 9 at the bers and guests of the Boca Jay Owens Shop in the Ar- Raton Cabana dubatlp. m. cade in Delray from 10:30 June 17. a.m. to 2:30 p.m., or res- "Globe Trotting Fashions" SWIMMING POOL WE WILL CLOSE ervations may be made by will' be shown by Nettie calling CR 6-7171 during Saturday, June 10, Milgrim of Boca Raton. these hours. Mrs. Barbara Ransdell will for VACATION be commentator and coor- dinator. Complete Line of Jf Stock up NOW for your FORUM Summer Reading s. Willard Entertains AftTIS? SUPPLIES Mrs. C. D. Willard of Under the Auspices of the WAICH roil RE-OPENING Chatham Hills, entertained at a dessert bridge for a THE BOOK WORLD group of friends Thursday. 107 E. Palmetto Park Ed. Her guests were Mrs. Hen- Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce f®f®ptt®ne ry B. Root, Mrs. Henry Wal- sgott, Mrs. Earl Housen, POOL OWNERS AND PROSPECTIVE POOL OWNERS Mrs. Sidney Drake, Mrs. Raymond C. Shepherd, Miss Elsa Jaede, Mrs. W. K. Mc- A Panel of Specialists to Answer YOUR Questions About Kenzie, Mrs. Hedda Hanna, Mrs. L. R. Glasener, Mrs. 'Where Fashion Takes Form From the Right Foundation Donald McLennan, Mrs. W, SWIMMING POOLS A. Besser, Mrs. Walter Ge - orge, Mrs. O. S. Goodwill, Ray Kohl For The June Bride Mrs. W. E. Spencer, Mrs. 123 E. Palm, park Ed. Irving Schroeder and Mts. Today June 8th, 7:30 p.m. Ph. 395-13OO Gerald Fox. Sumptuous peignoir and matching gown of lus- FREE ADMISSION cious tricot satinette. p AT TH€ GOLD CO Boca Raton Hotel &
Cutout rose lace and appliques add a new dimension to At KEEPER'S you'll find hundreds of bolts Club's Cabana Club the peignoir yoke of the most exciting and the bodice of drapery fabrics any- the gown is lavish- where ... durable On A1A ed with the same textures . . . jii.it for elegant all over the Gold Coast! THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED FIRMS: rose lace. All draperies expert- ly made in our own workrooms. B.&.D. POOL AND LAWN SERVICE DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE No charge for mak- 334 N. Federal Highway 75 S. Federal Highway Peignoir $17.00 ing full length, regu- Gown $13.00 lar or traverse, jrom BOCA PLUMBING, INC. $1.98 yd. Guaranteed SCOTT AVIATION CORPORATION rods and installation. 250 S. Dixie Highway 1395 N. Federal Highway BOCA RATON NURSERY & GARDEN
Orchid Square Open Mort.-Saf. SUPPLIES, INC. CHARLES C. SQUIRES HI FI Boca Raton 9-5:30 353 N. Federal Highway 115 W. Palmetto Park Road Com* In Or Phone CAPRI POOLS, INC. STERLING GOLD COAST FURNITURE Phone 395-1313 3415 S. Federal Highway, Dilray Beach, CR 8-2877 691 S. Dixie Highway, Pompano Beach 1465 N. Federal Highway 1610 S.E. 3rd CJ, [Cove Ccnttr), DwrfifM Iweh, Phone 399-2077 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 8, 1961 'Divine Resemblance' Is Dr. Whitehead Is Tink' Is Green and 'Punk* Theme For Rev. Briggs On Sunday morning the mm New Chief of Staff Is Red . . In Watermelons ImrchJMus only preaching service at IAS Cod smiled upon you, Friend? J Elected at a recent meet- Community Presbyterian If it goes "pink" it's green. any. Some varieties lose a Church, < Deerfield Beach, _J Co tochurch ! ,''"?" ing of the medical staff, Dr. Have you found the rainbow's end? i If it goes "punk" it's ripe. little of their sweetness if Church Services will be at 9:30 with the Thomas Whitehead will be- day Services; Sunday School 3| Co tochurch ! This old homespun for- they are kept too long, al- BOCA RATON 9:45 a.m. for which there Is a minister, Rev. Arland V. » Talents rare you may possess; come chief of the medical though watermelons maybe nursery available. Youth Fellow- mula for telling when a wa- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Briggs using as his sub- All Ihe things that mean success . staff of Bethesda Memorial ship 6;45 p.m. Evening service t stored almost indefinitely of Boco Raton, N.E. 2nd Ave. at « To insure your happiness termelon is mature enough at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior ject: "Divine Resem- Hosp ital September 1, suc- 8th Street. Rev. Emest Hawk, ^ Go tochurch ! in a cool place. rehearsal. Wednesday evening to pick -- still popular in pastor, Sunday School 9 a.m. blance". ceeding Dr. James a Nie- Bible study hour at 7:30. Gov- j Is your back against the wall? From all accounts water- Church service 10 a.m. Nur- many pans of the South -- ernment Bldg. 8th Ave. and The music will be under der. seiy available for children, si Co to church! melons are one of Ameri- 32nd St. Boca Air Base, m ay be all right for the gar- MYF meets Sun. 6 p.m. in the the direction of Mrs. La- § Have you seen the castles fall? Others elected who will ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH, can's favorite foods. We Church Hall. Choir rehearsal vonne Mouw, organist-di- H Co to church I den grown varieties. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. just also take office in Septem- Thursday, S p.m. average eating 16-V2 pounds off US1. William M. Deutsch- rector, assisted by the = Do you bear a .secret sorrow? But it is hardly practical FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ber are: Dr. James R. Nie- mann, pastor. Sunday schedule) = Are you fearful of tomorrow? apiece every year. Probab- CHURCH, 600 West Camlno Real. Adult Choir. New members in Florida, the nation's 9:15 a.m. The Church at Study; s Cod has strength that you mayborrow, der, president; Dr. Vernon Rev. Albert G. Snlphorst, pas- ly some good reasons for 10:30 a.m. The Church at Wor- will be received at this == Co tochurch ! leading watermelon state, tor. Church School 9; 30 a.m. B. Astler, vice-president ship. service. where more than 800 mil- this are that, besides being Service 11 a.m. He is always waiting there ... and Dr. Richard Manthey, THE COMMUNITY CHURCH The Sunday School lion pounds this year will, pretty to look at and goo'd DEERFIELD BEACH Co to church! secretary. OF BOCA RATON, main audi- classes will meet at 9:30, to eat, watermelon is rel- torium, N.W, Fourth Avenue, ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC Be the weather bad or fair.,. come from 75, 000 acres. Wendell p. Loveless, pastor, PARISH. Masses 8, 9 and 11 under the direction of to church! If all the watermelons atively low-caloried (only Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sun- a.m. held In the Pompano Messrs. Andy Paul and \ Synagogue or chapel small. Boca Raton Represented grown in Florida in a year 100 to the average serving) day worship 11 a.m.; Commu- Beach Roller Skating Arena, [ Great cathedral hall, N.E. 12th Avenue, near 3900. Joe Mosteller, co-superin- nion service 11:50 a.m.; even- die have you i At Podiatry Convention were placed end to end, and high in vitamin A and ing service 7 p.m. Wednesday The Rev. John MscAtavey, tendents. i Aurch! they wouldmake a delicious other nutrients. night prayer and praise service pastor. Boca Raton chiropodist E. at 7 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Deet. Immediately following -NICK green-striped fence 6, 800 While there are many 1 M. Sottek will attend the ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL field Beech. N.E. 2nd St., Rev. the 9:30 service, there miles long! wonderful ways to serve CHURCH, Boca Raton Road. G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Mom- will be a Corporation Florida Badiatry Association Sundays 7:40 a.m. Matins, 8 Ing worship 8:30 and 11 a.m. Obviously these growers watermelon, one of the convention to be held in a.m. Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Evening meeting to act on a pro- can't go around thumping simplest -- and most pop- Holy Eucharist (first and worship service 7:30. BTU 6:30. posal for the transfer of Palm Beach tomorrow and third Sundays), morning prayer Mid-week prayer service, Wed- watermelons to tell if they'- ular -- is to carve it into land. Saturday at the Holiday Inn, {second and fourth Sundays), nesday, 7:30 p.m. re ripe. They use more mo- bite-size balls and serve it Weekdays: Monday, Tuesday, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN The Junior High West- Procedures on orthopedics, Friday 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist) CHURCH of Deerfield Beach. " dern — and more efficient- --thoroughly chilled. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. under minster Fellowship will surgery and dermatology are Thursday 10 a.m. Holy Eucha- methods. Such as the color If you want to make a rist, James C. Stoutsenberger, the direction of Rev. Samuel hold a picnic at Birch on the agenda for the Flori- rector. Horton. Morning worship,9:30 a.m. of the vines', or the color of real bouquet, add canta- Kev. Arland Briggs, pastor. State Fark during the af- Rev. Hawk Will Speak Pastor Auger Leaves For da foot specialists. There CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. the melons themselves. lope and honey dew balls. ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC ternoon of the 11th. Wes Auger, pastor. 1 block west Gn 'Patijence' Sunday Honduras Sunday Night will also be an election of PARISH. Sunday 7, 9, and The maturity of the me- Butifyou want to have a of U.S. No. 1 and y2 block north Circle 4 will meet Mon- officers for the coming year. 11:45 a.m, masses at the Catho- Sunday morning at the Fastor Wes Auger will downright banquet, serve • lic parish Hall, SW 3rd Ave. at 3rd of Sample Road. Worship service day at 1 p.m. in the home lon is very important be- 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Gos- First Methodist Church speak at all services of His wife, Ann Marie will St. Confessions will be heard of Mrs. William Wagner, cause this determines the the plain mellon balls in a every Saturday from 4 to 5:30 and pel preaching service 7:30 p.m. the Rev. Emest E. Hawk's Calvary Baptist Church accompany him and she will PrayerMeeting Wednesday 7:30. .amountof sugar it has, and frosted brandy snifter and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Daily mass week- 1917 N.E. 3rd Street»ias- sermon topic will be "Pa- of North Pompano this attend the wives' auxiliary days 8 a.m. Rev. Paul L. Mann- TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH, sisted by Mrs. R.E. Ma.u- the sugar governs the taste. cover them with chilled rose Ing, pastor. Deerfield Women's Club, Hills- tience One With Another" Sunday and will leave meetings. boro Boulevard, Deerfield Beach. rer. The South Florida growers wine! Delicious f CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services Morning Service 10:30 a.m. Sun- at the 10 a.m. •worship ser- following the Sunday The convention begins at are held in the Chamber of Com- day School 9:30 a.m. Sunday The Synod of Florida, are very taste - conscious. merce Building, Federal High- vice. evening service for a 12 10a.m. Friday and ends fol- The unmarried college evening church service 7 p.m. way, Sundays at 11 a.m.; Sunday Florida Synodica! and day missionary trip to They want Americans to Rev. Vernon Hoffman, pastor. The Junior High MYF lowing the banquet Saturday student spends and average of School 9:30 a.m. Nursery avail- Youth of Synod will con- Honduras, • Central Amer- keep on eating their melons able. Testimony meetings Wed- vene in Lakeland on Mon- group will meet at the night. $1, 550 annually. nesdays 8 p.m. Chamber of DELRAY BEACH church at 6:15 p.m. with ica. and liking them. Commerce. day, June 12, for their CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton their counselors, Mr. and At the 11 a.m. service Children's Day Sunday If a melon goes "pink" ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN annual meetings, ladjoum- D. Smith, minister. Bible Study Mrs. Roger Shaul. The Se- his subject will be "I'm whenitis picked, it will be CHURCH, 190 E. Royal Palm at 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Del- ing on Thursday the 15th. At Church of Open Door Rd, Sunday School 9; 15 a.m.; Steamship ray Women's Club Bldg. S.E. The meetings will be held nior High MYF group will A Dirty Bird". At the "What the Childish pink when it is eaten, in- Worship Service 10:30 a.m. The 5th Ave. at 5th St. meet with their counselors 7:30 evening service he stead of the deep red that Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, at the Westminster United Things of Life Are and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of SCIENTIST. S.E. Seventh Ave. Dr. and Mrs. L.G.' Vaughan will continue the series it should be to taste best. fleservations B Presbyterian church, the How to Put Them Away" Boca Raton, 162 W. , Palmetto and Second St., Delray Beach. at 6:30 p.m. on "Perplexing Problems Melons do not ripen much Park Rd, Rev. Harold Mitchell, Services Sunday, 11 a.m,; Wed,, Christian Church, and will be Rev. Albert L. Call 395-2112 pastor. Morning worship 8:30 and 8 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Florida Southern College, Monday evening at 8 of the Scriptures." Sun- Eastman's sernion at the after they are picked, if 11 a.m, Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Reading Room, 168 S.E. 7th p.m. the Official Board day's topic will be on B.T.U. 6:30 p.m. Evening wor- Ave., open daily from 10 a,m. On Wednesday at 12 Church of the Open Door. ship 7:30 each Sunday. Mid-week to 1 p.m. will meet. "The Unjust Steward". SPECIALIZING IN WALL-TO-WALL. CARPET prayer service, Wed. 7:30 p.m. noon, Circle 1 will meet This will be Children's Wednesday evening the The top to Honduras AND FURNITURE CLEANING Choir rehearsal 8:30 p.m. WeoV CHURCH OF THE PALMS with Mrs. Doh Cakler, 232 Day at the church. nesday. The nursery is open at (Congregational). Rev. Andrew four circles of the Wom-will take Fastor Auger to Sunday School meets all of these services. W. Solandt, minister. Worship S.E. 18th Ave. 12:30 an's Society of Christian the Coastal town of Puer- CHURCHOF THE OPEN DOOR, service 10' a.nv So. Federal p.m., Circle 2 with Misses at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Sun- Highway at S.E. First Street, Service will meet in mem- to Cortes and in the Bay A Vesper Service is aQockwooa Carpet Service Delray Beach. Grace and Josephine Mc- bers homes. Island world he will hold Intire, 101 N.W. 6th Ave., held from 7 to 8 p.m. each Thursday the Chancel a Crusade on the island Sunday evening with sing- Rev. Hoffman Will Speak Boca Raton; Circle 3, pic- Choir will rehearse at 8 of Utill a. Conferences RECOMMENDED BY YOUR RETAILER 'Great Stories' Topic nic at the Church; Circle ing and Bible Study with On 'Worship' Sunday p.m. with Independent Baptist audience participation. At Church of the Palms 6 with Mrs. Carl Niekamp, and Conservative Baptist "Worship" will be the Church School Day will 1014 S.E. 12th Ave., as- Wednesday evenings at sermon topic of the Rev. Sermon Series Continues Missionaries are arranged 7:30 p.m. the church meets be observed at the Church sisted by Mrs. Hurst Ec- while Mr. Auger is in Vemon Hoffman at the kels. At St. Paul Lutheran for an hour of Bible Study of the Palms, Congrega- Central America. PHONE 395-3S67 JAMES A. LOCKWOOD 10:30 a.m. service of thetional next Sunday with The Adult Choir will re- St. Paul Lutheran Church and Prayer. Trinity Reformed Church, the members of the hearse on Wednesday at will hear Sunday the sec- Deerfield B each. • The 7:30 p.m. ond in a sermon series by Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. tel in connection with the Church School sharing 1 minister's subj"ect at the in the Service of Morning The Metis Club will hold Pastor Eugene O. Krug Hale left last week for New Crawford House, Hotel and 7 p.m. service will be "AWorship with the entire their monthly meeting on titled, "Living Together Hampshire where he will Cottages, at Crawford Notch, Christian Outlook". congregation at the sum-Friday, June 16, with a As Christians." bernanagerof the new mo- N. H. foi the summer. Meetings are temporarily mer meeting hour of 10 covered dish supper at Sunday's sermon will be DR. HARRY A. SORENSON being held at the Deer- a.m. The minister will 7:30 p.m. in the social "Serve One Another," bas- field Beach Women's give a brief sermon on theroom. ed on John-13:4-17. The ST. JOAN of ARC CHURCH DENTIST Club. 1 subject, "Great Stories.' worship service begins 298 S.W. 3rd St. Boca Raton DEERFIELD --Mr. and This church is located at Rev. Whitefield Speaks at 10:30 a.m. Has Moved His Office to Mrs, John Certain of Deer- the corner of S. Federal At Two Services Sunday Sunday is also named field teach, announce the Ewy. and S.E. 1st St., in "The Lord's Business Summer Mass Schedule Rev. William Whitefield Day" at St. Paul Church. birth of a girl at Broward Delray Beach. will speak Sunday at the 39 S.E. 8th. St. General Hospital. Beginning at 2 p.m. all SUNDAY: 7:00-9:00-11:45 11 a.m. service on "The boards of the congrega- Boca Raton Church's Greatest Need tion will meet during the WEDNESDAY: St. Jude Novena FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Today" and at the 7:30 afternoon. The day will 7:30 P.M. 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton evening service on "The be concluded by a general Telephone 395-3441 Regular Schedule Spiritual Tabernacle" at meeting in the evening at Royal Falm Baptist 7 p.m. Church is Air-Conditioned Sunday School - 9:00 A.M. Church. Church Service -10 A.M. Cottage- prayer meeting Sermon: on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Stacy residence, "Patience One With Another" 1431 N.E. 42nd St., Pom- The Rev. Ernest E. Hawk, Pastor pano Beach. LUTHERAN CHURCHES FIRST BAPTIST CUSTOM HOMES of Boca Raton CHURCH ST, PAUL ADVENT 162 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. A WORLD APART... MISSOURI SYNOD THE A.L.C. Ph. 395-4420 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 8:30 a.m. worship service JUST MINUTES AWAY WORSHIP 10:30 WORSHIP 10:30 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. 11:00 a.m. Morning worship Downtown Boca Just off U.S. 1 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship E.O. KRUG, Pastor W.M. DEUTSCHMANN Rev. Harold F. Mitchell, PHONE 395-0433 Pastor pastor Parsonage 395-1939 PH. 395-3632 Affiliated with SOUTHERN or Bpyal Oak Hill* AIR-CONDITIONED 395-4741 BAPTIST CONVENTION of BOCA RATON Trinity WATERFRONT AND NON-WATERFRONT CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Reformed WHERE EVERY RESIDENCE INCLUDES CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING BY Church GENERAL ELECTRIC Deerfield Women's Club on Hwy. 810 s Just off Fed. Highway 16,99O to *28,9OO Sunday School Includes oversized wooded lot 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 10:30A.M. • EXHIBITING 9 CUSTOM DESIGNED MODEL HOMES COMPLETE WITH APPOINTMENTS AND DECOR Evening Worship • COMPLETE CITY SEWERAGE SYSTEM 7:00 P.M. THE HAFT-GAINES COMPANY, BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS OF The Rev. Vemon Hoffman CYPRESS HARBOR... CORAL RIDGE HARBOR... IMPERIAL POINT NOW PRESENTS... Pastor tmmttnitf CAircA of ioca Mat§n Kpyal Oak Hills On The Bible Conference Grounds OF BOCA RATON
N.W. 4th Ave. § 4th St. the HAFT-GAINES COMPANY DIRECTIONS: Take federal Highway (U.S, fl) North DEVELOPERS & BUILDERS or South lo Carnino Real in Boca Raton. At traffic light (Howard Johnson's), turn West on Camlno Boa I approximately Wendell P. LoveSess, Pastor V, mile to entrance gat« of Royal Oak Hills. Sunday Services 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Youth Meetings 6 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M. Thursday, June 8, 1961THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Fire Prevention Hi-iites training is to show you how Week's Schedule Civil to escape death from radi- Summer Fun Requires Care ation. Those beyond die MONDAY Defense range of the initial blast and Lions, lions Home, 7 p. With Grills and Fires heat will survive if they m. .-•-.- BY JEAN HUNT have adequate protection BY LT. SAL MATTEIS sand or dirt on hot embers. To live or not to live that Boca Raton Boat Club, Double check by touching from fallout. Fallout in Scout Hut, 8 p.m. (City Fire Inspector) is your choice. Protection some areas might continue The tim e o f year has com e the hot coals with your hands must be provided before, Business and Professional so you can be sure that fire for two months. Woman's Club, First Fed- when we all seem to be hea- not after, the sirens are Remember, Boca citi- ding for our vacation. will not occur when you sounded. Our warning sys- eral, 8 p.m. leave the camping area. zens, we are asking you to Elks Lodge No. 2166, Pal- Picnics, cook-outs, cam- tem might give you only prepare for peace.. not for ping trips are things that we Have a good trip and try metto Park Road Office fiftenn minutes to find shel- war. Any country would be have been planning for some to rem em ber our safety hints ter. Act now to prepare! Building, 8 p.m. prepared to dig in and live time. Fire, aswe all should and what Smokey the Bear It is very heartening to TUESDAY rather than panic and die. know, will be ever present says, "ONLY YOU CAN see the people of Boca Raton KiwanisQub, Sun Cove, and we must be careful as to PREVENT FOREST FIRES. " beginning to stir... they This preparedness is our noon. how we start and finish our are now backing the civil strongest single detereent to Ci Titan Club, Ebb Tide, camp fires. defense efforts with enthu- war .. special classes for 7 p. m. your own group, club,' or Select a place that is Peanuts and siasm. This is wonderful! St. Joan of Arc Guild, Those working hard in your church will be scheduled at 155 N. W. 20tii St. (ware- cleared of grass, weeds, pa- your convenience as to the pers and fallen trees. Ga-Pork Go Weil behalf are spurred on to house) 8 p. m. greater effots. Last week I time, place, day or even- WEDNESDAY thermaterialsthat you may ings. Do feel free to call. need to kindle the fire and gave a talk to. an intelli- Rotary dub. Sun Cove, Motion pictures, slides and place materials within easy Together gents, attractive young 12:15 p. m. film strips are'used to por- reach, group of American women, THURSDAY Every farmer knows por- the Beta Sigma sorority. tray the dangers we might American Legion Post The container (stove, grill kers love peanuts and pea- They immediately reali- face. pitor receptacle) should be 277, Legion Home, 8 p.m. nut fattened porkers are Real estate congratulations are in order for newly promoted sale^ staff mem- zed the need for preparing FRIDAY made out of non-combust- considered top quality. The bers of Boca Raton's building and development company, Harbour Associates, A new class is forming, now and signed up as a Christian Business Men's ible materials to confine the affinity of pork and peanuts June 14th, Wednesday night, Inc, according to Charlie Crockett, center, sales director. Gene Dyer, left, group for a civil defense Committee, Sun Cove, fire. Proper draft must be needn't end there. A won- for five successive Wednes- promoted to sales manager of the company development, Venetian Harbour, in class. 12: 5. obtained to have a good fire, derful tropical dish from the days. Wake up and live /.. Pompano Beach, congratulates Steve BodZo, new sales manager of the firm's Boca Raton Barbershop- so leave an opening near the Islands of Hawaii combines Often I have been asked, Call 395-4179 or 395-3515. 350-home Boca Harbour community. pers, Chamber of Com- bottom allowing air to cir- the two into a lulu of a luau 'Is the family preparedness Be hearing from you merce, 7:45 p.m. culate and supply the proper dish. class open to the public?" oxygen. sections. The richness of slowly Indeeditis! The instructors Keep your fire small and Cut pork into half inch Nursing Service Launches are provided by the Depart- browned pork chunks and cubesandbrowninoil. Add under control at all times. crunchy peanuts is contras- ment of Adult and Veteran HOME PROTECTION SPECIALIST next3ingredients and sim- Education. It is free. Class Keep playing area and chil- ted by the tang of either ci- I mer over low heat for 45 members are provided with SELLS dren from easy reach of fire. trus sections or pineapple Fund Raising Campaign DO NOT USE FLAMMA- minutes adding a little wa- student kits which give in- chunks. It's enough to bring Aftermonthsof planning, BLE LIQUIDS TO START ter if necessary. Stir fre- Kurzinger, Mrs. Winifred formation about nuclear HERCULiSl out the latent hula dancer work and spearheading the FIRE. Especially gasoline, quently. Garnish with pine- Wallace, Miss Ann Maguire, weapons, chemical and bi- in all of us. drive for a combined four Benzine or another type of apple chunks or citrus sec- Mrs. Lorena Sprague and ological warfare. SECURITY PEANUT PORK city home nursing service, of highly flammable liquids tions. Serves 4 to 6. William Mitchell; Let us take a hard look 2 pounds boneless pork (the Southeast Palm Beach PANELS Charcoal or lighter fluid can The cities of Delray Beach, at the facts. In an atomic 3 tablespoons peanut oil Home Nursing Service), the be used if the windis at your Camera Club Plans Boynton Beach and Lantana war, blast, heat and initial Buy from the 1 cup ground peanuts Boca Raton Home Nursing back. are now engaged in indivi- radiation could kill those manufacturer 1/4 cup soy sauce Service is swinging into Program on Slides dual drives for local nur- clese to ground zero of nu- When leaving picnic area 1/4 teaspoon dried ground action in an all out fund * Properly Engineered sing projects and it is hoped clear bursts and millions make sure that all hot em- chili peppers DEERFIELD -- The June raising campaign. * Properly Fabricated * Properly Installed that other Boca Raton resi- could be threatened by ra- bers ate out. Pour water, pineapple" chunks or citrus meeting of the Deerfield This will insure the costs * Give Vandalism Protection dents will join in offering dioactive fallout These Beach Camera Club will for a trained visiting nurse, feature a recorded lecture te serve on the Home Nur- millions of Americans liv- working under the auspices BROWARD SALES CO. program, "Creating With sing Service's Finance Com- ing five miles or more from of the Palm Beach County Transparencies" by Mrs. Le- mittee, committee mem - ground zero could be save Agents for CLEARVIEW Awnings & Jalousies Health Department, also for WHEN /YOU.. ore Bliss Hayes. bers said. The purpose of the survival Ask for G. H. HEDRICK BOCA 395-0442 nursing and convalescent The meeting will be held equipment, transportation tonight at the Deerfield and the many other items TURN TO THE FIRM BEST QUALIFIED Beach Elementary School needed to care for those ill starting at 7:30 p. m. at home, members said. Members are invited to Boca Raton's Home Nur- bring any slides which they sing Service is in the process would live to have evalua- of setting up a Finance ted. Comments on slides Committee, with Richard in Boca Raton will be requested from the Chenoweth as chairman. floor. The following persons have Welcomed recently as a offered their services to this new members was Phil H. committee: Palmer of Boca Raton. Mr. Mrs. George Wbitehouse, and Mrs. Palmer were active BughBenton, Mrs. Florence ITE mbers of the Fine Arts Trost, Paul Rutherford, Camera Club of Evansville, Mrs. Dorothy Kemp, Mrs. Ind., wfcers they formerly Tom Myers, Robert I. Hon- lived. They saw the news chell, Mrs. Roberta McKen- storyofthe Deerfield Cam- ry, Kendall Ropp, Harold era Club in the Boca Raton Anderson, L. Russell Gear, News, decided to investi- Byrd Marshall, Tom Martin. gate and Mr; Palmer has Alan Esterbrook, Arthur joined the club. Mirandi, Arts Smith, Mrs. Agnes Smith, Jack Fanciul- You Take The First Step Drive Expected To li, Mrs. Dee Fanciulli, Reach $900,000 In July Mrs. Richard Fish, Mrs. Public contributions of Catherine Sterling, Mrs. Towards A Home more than $807, 000 have AnnMarler, Robert Leggett, © NORM ADVERTISING lac so far been made to the 1961 Thomas Wright, George cancer education and fund Roy, Crosby Alley, Mrs. Of Your Own raising Crusade being con- Eleanor Bebout, Mrs. Gail "MOM SEZ IT'S TIME ducted by Florida county Fiscus. unitsof the American Can- Lew Letermy, Edward TO SEE STANDARD cer Society an dan ultimate Barnhardt, Louise Irish, M. When You Open goal of $900, 000 will be D., Edwin B. Kernblue, D- SUPPLY." reached by the middle of DS, Mrs. Ruby Turner, Ber- nard Turner, Mrs. Annie How right Mommy is! At STANDARD July. The Door To SUPPLY & LUMBER you'll find every- The predication was Young, Amos Whiteman, thing you'll need in the way of materials made yesterday by Fred 0. Mrs. MarvelBalme, Wil- to reroof your home. We'll help you se- Dickinson, Jr., state chair- liam Keeton, Mrs. Edna Boca Raton FIRST FEDERAL lect the materials that will best suit your man of the current Cancer Giganti, Walter Dugan, home and get it set to be weathertight Crusade in a report issued Charles Squires, Miss Pat and handsome for years to come! from the Society's head- Mess, Mrs. Marge Jamison. quarters in Tampa. George Law bach, P. Mes- serschmidt, Fred Lubking, * CONVENTIONAL FINANCING James Bell, John Brandt, Mrs. Edmund Blowers, Mrs. * LOW RATES Our $£®w Telephone Harry Moon, Mrs. Edwin Humber is Borchard, Mrs. Richard Wel- * NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY don, Mrs. Carl Douglas, Mrs. Herbert Brown, Mrs. * Local CONVENIENCE and 395-3203 WASH Mary Kubik, Mrs. Arnold YOUR HAIR INTEREST In Your Problems THE NEW Sorority Hears EASY WAY Cancer Program DEERFIELD-- A program on cancer was presented at FRIENDLY TANDARD the meeting of Zeta Tau EFFICIENT Supply & Lombif chap ter of Beta Sigma Phi of Deerfield Beach recently. SERVICE ( 172 NW 13th St. Mrs. Donald Trott was in Ph. 395-3203 BOCA PLUMBSNGtInc. The sorority met in the TOOIS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER 250 S.Dixie-Boca Raton homeofMrs. Robert Cock - Accounts Insured By Call 395-3113 ran. Mrs. Robert Carlile An Agency Of The '• assisted as co-hostess. 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BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, June 8, 1961 By BEATRICE LANDRY
Juneisnotonly the month for romance, weddings and Another First for Florida... Our Future Needs graduations, itis also the time for those who are not gra- duating this year to get out of school. Much thought has been given to pre- The analysis below will give resi- Sophomores, juniors and sometimes freshmen, take a sent and future needs of Boca Raton by dents some idea of the cost for land look at the long months of summer vacation and decide the Capital Improvement Committee as and improvements estimated by the Im- that having a job would be worthwhile. evidenced by their report which is now provement Committees They add up to Youngsters who want to work during their vacations in the hands of the City Commission,, $4,226,000, which would have to be shouldn't be discouraged because learning the discipline provided through a bond issue,, The committee of 25 represented civic, of observing working hours, ordinary business rules and It will be noted that the two largest cultural, educational, fraternal, relig- regulations for behaviour patterns, and getting along with ious and business groups.. Their rec- items are land for a Civic Center site and purchase of additional beach fron- other, is all an important part of growing up. ommendations form a good basis for a But there is also one important part that a parent should municipal improvement program which tage Site of the Civic Center would be the 22 acres now occupied by the Gar- check. That is regulations in child labor laws in Florida. must be undertaken by the city in the As they stand, the child labor laws permit high school near future,, den Apartments, four square blocks a- long the south side of Palmetto Road, students a wide choice of jobs during summer vacation. Instructions to the committee stated This site is favored because of its Parents should consider Federal and State regulations, that "one does not have to be a spe- size, central location and the chance notas a hindrance, but as a safeguard to their child's sa- cialist in any field of endeavor to be- to eliminate a blighted area, Estima- fety and health. come aware of the acute and dire need ted cost is $867,500, for additional municipal facili ties...in Withexceptionofafew jobs which have been declared order to keep abreast of the expansion Largest single item is $1,600,000 for 'hazardous occupations, " boys and girls who have passed and development of the city,," This is purchase of 1500 linear feet of beach their 16th birthday may apply for almost any vacation- certainly true as far as awareness of pontage just north of Boca Raton Inlet0 time job. needs is concerned, and the complete- og'20001inear feet of ocean frontage lo- Youngsters in the 14 and 15 year old group may seek ness of the committee's report is evi- cated farther north and owned by Schine jobs in office, clerical or sales work. They may accept dence of such awareness., The location interests. It is about 1200 feet deep; most jobs in vegetable and fruit-packing'sheds but their and, in some cases, type of facilities the other piece about half as deep. work mustbe performed between 7 a. m. and 7 p. m. and for the best and most efficient service It will be noted that the estimated is limited to eight hours any day or 40 hours any week. to residents of the city does, however, cost of buildings and facilities is only When a job comes under both Federal and State laws, a little over $1,500,000= call for some expert advice This also the standards set by both laws must be observed. If there would have a direct bearing on the a- The committee recognized that the mou nt of money needed,, Comprehensive Plan of 1956 provides is a difference in the laws, the high standards will prevail. for location of a Civic and Cultural Any parents who desire more information on the laws The Capital Improvement Commit- Center on FIND property in the Lake may contact the U. S. Department of Labor, (Wage-Hour tee's report seems to cover all of the Wyman area. Uncertainty of obtaining field office) in Miami. needed facilities and services,, They the land made it impractical for the may be divided into four general class- committee to give serious considera- ifications: 1) City Hall, Police Depart- tion to the site at the time,, Recent de- Think It Through ment, Public Library and Public Works velopments may make it possible to re- (garage) 2) Main fire station and three consider this location — and at a big Dishonest Federal Aiders substations,, 3) Parks and recreational saving in the cost of land,, BY E. F. HUTTON centers- 4) Beach extension and im- The Capital Improvement Commit- The Federal aid-for-schools-lobby piously tells us that provement of existing and proposed new tee's report is being reviewed at this they will not interfere with local control of the schools. municipal beacho included in beach im- time to stimulate interest by all resi- If I weren't so polite, I'd call them what they are. provements would be a municipal ma- dents in a municipal improvement pro- The Presidenthashinted that he may recommend that rinaD Land for rights-of-way and off- gram which must be undertaken as soon Federal aid be cut off from segregated schools. If that is street parking is also contemplated,, as a plan can be agreed upon,, not control, what is it? Senator Keating of New York says an executive order ANALYSIS OF ESTIMATED COSTS Southern Bell would make it "less necessary" for Congress to get itself As of June 4, 1961, all customers in the nutcracker. That is just what Congress would like, - Land Improvements Total served by Southern Bell in Florida in short, control by the Supreme Court, plustthe President, 100% DIAL are receiving the most modern dial without law or any word in the Constitution giving the City Hall $ $ 350,000 Federal Government any jurisdiction at all over America's telephone service. Police Department 80, 000 schools (except in the District of Columbia). Public Library 150, 000 in Florida! We are proud that Florida is the Attorney General Kennedy's suit against the State of first state in the South to have 100% Virginia asks a Federal Judge to tell Virginia to do that CIVIC CENTER . $ 867,500 $ 580,000 $1,447,500 very thing. dial telephone service. The A dministratLon bill requires that certain wage Main Fire Station (In above) 65, 000 We are happy to have been a part of the rates be paid on all school construction that gets Federal past growth and are looking forward Substation No. 1 (none ) 18, 000 money. Substation No. 2 (none ) 18, 000 So who is telling the truth about no Federal control to continuing to be a part of the Substation No. 3 10, 000 21, 000 over our school boards, teachers, children and parents? growth of Florida. As a matter of fact, why should Congress vote any FIRE STA TIONS . . . 10, 000* 122, 000 132, 000 money for anything whatever unless it controls the spend- ingofmoney?Itshouldn't. Congress has no Constitutional Public Works, Garage 50, 000 53, 000 103, 000 jurisdiction over schools, and should vote them no aid. Southern (ml| Bel I Once make a breach in the dike, over the integration ... Qiwa'mg wltk U& TOTAL MUNICIPAL . . . 927, 500 755, 000 1,682, 500 issue, and there will be no stopping of the Federal con- trol flood. New City Park (12 acres) 100, 000 THEY DO? Recreation Center No. 1 About age 16, most Boy Building 100,000 Scouts become girl scouts. The climate couldnt be better Pool & Equipment 80, 000 -The Prop Washington, Oak Harbor, Wash. for buying a new Recreation Center No. 2** Building 20,000 Pool & Equipment- 26, 000 HAS HER WAY There's one girl on the TOTAL PARKS & RECREATION . . . 100, 000 226, 000 326, 000 station who is so used to ha- JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET ving her own way that she Marina 7,500 50, 000 writes her diary three wekks (and that's the car more people are buying!) spring at each wheel, gentles you past all the Beach Extention 1, 600, 000 tn advance. Beach Facilities 500, 000 -The Gosport, Pensacola, Take those June skies and breezes. Add a spankin' wrinkles and ruts in the roads (there's even a Fla. new Jet-smooth Chevy. Presto, you've got all the team of over 700 behind-the-scenes "shock ab- TOTAL BEACH . . . 1, 607, 500 550, 000 2, 157, 500 REALTORS OF makings of a roamin' holiday. That low-loading sorbers" to hush up road surface mumblings and grumblings). All in all, Chevy's light-steerin', easy- Rights-of-way 50, 000 BOCA RATON deep-well trunk swallows up most everything Off-street Parking 50, 000 you'd want to pack along. The carefully g g goin' ways just don't leave much for you The following are members of the crafted Body by Fisher has you livin' in % to do but feel good. And that's exactly the LAND REQUIREMENTS .^ 100,000 100, 000 Boca Raton Board
Athletie skill paii off for Bill Harris, center, and Bill Lawson, right, as Top science and mathematics student in the ninth Rated as the best all around students in the ninth grade and receiving the Ki- wanis Club Award were, Jim Finley, left, and Dianne Munyer, center. Present- Coach John Hager, left, presents them with a trophy for outstanding athletics, grade was Diane Riley who received her trophy from scholarship and citizenship. The youths tied for first place Paul Matwiy, principal. ing the award on behalf of the Kiwanis Club was Robert Trafford% right,
mela Hopkins, John Nord, Norm an Sheffield, Marshall Caron, Lois Barlow, Gail J. C. Mitchell Gutzmer, MickeyMerwarth. Grade Nine: Jane Bibeau, Cary Kammerman, Dar- lene Macaulay, Diane Ri- Awards Day ley, Diane Munyer, Suzi Turmail, Edna Young, Bob chardt, Janet Napolitan, Joe Awards Day was held Fri- Rose, Frank Dux, Jim Fin- day at J. C. Mitchell School. Carlo, Sherry Hirth, Steven Lsy, Judy Herin Mary Alice Special high awards were Smith, Vicki Marquesee, Ranfro, MargotShaul, Dale given to Diane Riley, top Mike Minnehan. Snead and Nicki Nord. science and mathematics HONORABLE MENTION SCHOLARSHIP CERTIFI- student, ninth grade, a tro- FOR PERFECT ATTEN- CATES: phy; Carol Welch, DAR His- DANCE: Language Arts: Grade tory Essay Winner, eighth Grade One: Steven Hud- Five: Glenn Stover, Jeffrey grade, certificate and me- Jeanette Mitchell, right, received a trophy for most son, Glenn Ramseyer, Don- Sweet, Kathy Chenoweth, dal; Charles "Dick" Heid- athletic girl from Mrs,, Alice Hayes, left, teacher and na Cook, Dan Gallagher, Tommy Hudson, Toni Mat- gerd and Gail Gutzmer, Billy Surgeoner, Judy Lock- teis, Darlene Lang, Cindy girl's coach. William E« Baker, left, Commander, and Daniel F. Borgioli, right, Finance Eighth grade, American wood, Audre Allen. Grade Framback, Beth Cole, Lar- Officer of American Legion Post 277, presented the Legion award to eighth Legion Post No. 277 awards; Lawson, Bill Blacknki, Jim Three: Nelda Noble, Karen ry Brockman, Grade Six: SUPPORT grade students Charles "Dick" Heidgerd and Gail L. Gutzmer during Awards James Finley and Dianne Crowe, Mike Minnehan, Graham, Becky Stevens, Donna TJleck. Arithmetic: YOUR TEAM Day, Friday, at the J.C. Mitchell School, Munyer, ninth grade, Kiwa- Greg Ewert and Dick Mar- Cindy Peters, Linda Leach, Grade Five: Glenn Stover, nis awards. Melissa Apetz, Susan Gros- adie. Larry Manning, Grade Six: BASEBALL (Certificates); Mrs. R, L. Owens presen- so, Debbie Talbott, Greg - Gregory Martin, Mike Simp- Larry Tunison, Skip Gunn, ted the Jbnathon Dickinson ory Beard, Steven Day, Earl son. Math: Grade Eighth; Larry Smith, Bernie Jezercak, Chapter DAR awards to Fuhrman, Laura Kasel, Deb- Sandra Pfanner, Lynn Smith, Dick Heidgerd, Frank Klie- Tommy Hudson and Fritz bie Noble. Grade Four: John Fran Gaglio, James Nord, wer, Mac Smith, Bill Harris, Heidgerd, fifth grade. Cartusiello, Gary Lambert, PRICE RISE ... Dan Eckstrom, Sydney Pool, Bill Lawson, Dick Mara die, Teacher and coach John Steve Vail, Jim Lockwood, Barbara Dowdy. Grade Nine. Walter Pope, Mark Selleck, Hager Jr. presented a tro- Lynda Kapsch, Irene Jez- Sheri Leach, Susan Clark, Bob Padecky, Wayne Scott, phy to Bill Harris and Bill ercak, Carol Roseke, Ho- Carol Welch, John Nord. Buzz McCall, Tom McKnew, Lawson who tied for bestout- ward Lane, John Hager, Effective June 18 Art. Grade Six: Robert James Housaman, TonyLal- standing boy athelete, scho- Keith Higgins, Andy Man- Bozzone, Peter Miller. li. larship and ci izenship. gus, Wendel Stratman, Judy Spelling & English. Grade TRACK (Certificates): Ray Mrs. Alice Hayes, tea- Liberati, Mark Mead, Joyce Six. Barbara Harris, Debbie Carpenter. lohn Scott, Ri- cher and girl's coach, pre- Young. Grade Five: Dennis YOUR DEPOSIT NOW Avampato, Grade Seven: chard McMahon, Skip Gunn, sented a trophy to Jeanette Wardlaw, BillMerkel, Dar- English: Beverly Grubb, Nan Bernie Jezercak, Ron Ashe, Mitchell, mostathletLcgirl. lene Lang, Karen Choulat, Katzenberger. Grade Eight; Duane Williams, Jim Finley, GENERAL SCHOOL A- Beth Cole, Joan Manning, Diane Crowell, Bernice Ja- Bill Harris, Bill Lawson, Jim WARDS: Carol Johnson, Robert Mil- GUARANTEES PRICE cobs, Sydney Pool. Grade Crowe, DickMaradie, Way- Safety Patrol; Ronald Pohl, ward, Glenn Guthrie, Lin- Nine: Linda Lambert, Judy ne Scott, JeffKnapp, Ron- Carter Bondesen, JohnBarth, da Hires, Donna Nester, Wells. nie Ta ylor. Steve Briggs, Joe Bacon, Pe- Douglas Heydt, Fritz Heid- Science. Grade Six: Don- Those receiving LETTERS: ter Bondesen, Bonnie Sae- gerd, Nancy Saelinger, ny Kapsch. Grade Seven: Lynn Bush, Ron Moulder, NEW CUSTOM BUILT linger, Jane Criswell, Jean Grade Six: MikeEnders, Ja- Ralph Ortenzi, Nan Katx- Jerry Altieri, Billy Day, Da- Wharton, Patricia Noble, mes Crowell, Pat Parks, El- enberger. Grade Nine. Lynn vid Harrison, Larry Tunison, MikeEnders, Roberta Tofa- eanor Houghton, Patsy No- Bush. Walter Pope, John Scott, no. ble, Roberta Tofano, Bar- Business Education. Grade Mark Selleck, Julian DeNe- Junior Red Cross; Sandy bara Harris, Jeff Clark, Nine. Annie Noel. ve, Bob Padecky, Richard Sorenson, Grade Seven; Su- Gale Smigiel, Jim Harris, BASKETBALL (Certifi- McMahon, Wayne Scott, san Beard, Grade Seven; Ro- Donna Berry, Peter Miller. cates): Larry Tunison, John Larry Smith, Norman Bor- berta Tofano, Grade Six. Grade Seven: Lloyd Butler, Scott, Julian DeNeve, Skip chardt, James Haney, Buzz PERFECT ATTENDANCE Stephen Danaher, Blaine ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL Gunn, Larry Smith, Sam Ha- McCall, Sam Haney, Carol CERTIFICATES FOR: Honeycutt, Kathleen Angell ney, Ray Carpenter, Charles Sue Me Williams, Skip Gunn, EAST OF U. S. 1 • BOCA RATON Grade One: Patty Lou Re- Darcy Apetz, Sharon Cro- Weldon, Bernie Jezercak, Jim Miller, Ray Carpenter, hak. Grade~Two: Scott Jen- well, Linda Hewitt, Gene Dick Heidgerd, Ron Ashe, Charles Weldon, Ernie Jez- ning, Jeff purling, Chip Selleck, Susan Plungis, Ka- Mac Smith, Duane Wil- ercak, Dick Heidgerd, Bill Mitchell, Bobby Lockwood, ren Crockett, Sheila Shef- liams, Jim Finley, Bill Har- Dawson, Frank Kliewer, Ron John Sutter, Ricky Franken- field, Steven D»lan, Bruce ris, Bill Lawson, Bill Black - Ashe, Mac Smith, Duane stein, Susan West, Pamela Hurd, Leslie Bartlett, Kris- tine Kasza. Grade Eight: nik, Jim Crowe, Dick Ma- Williams, Jim Finley, Bill WATERFRONT HOMES Coyle, Joanne Grosso, Gail ra die, David Monineaux, Harris, Bill Lawson, Bill Tibbetts, Diane St. Jean. Dick Heidgerd, Joan Sch- Jerry Altieri, David Hani- Blacknik, Jim Crowe, Mike Gra de Three: Ricky Grant, midt, Joan Wyllner, Jane son, Walter Pope, Todd Minnehan, Greg Ewert, Dick Mark Sweet, Ricky Ireland, Plungis, Linda Thompson, Clement, Cary Johnson, Maradie, David Molineaux. Terri Michel, Jan Wardlaw, Allen Zimmermacher, Bob Danny Sokol, Vaughn Ka- Paul Finger, Benjamin Thra- Haynes, Terry Robinson, sel, Mark Selleck, Bob Pa- sher, Steven Ashworth, Bar- Barbara Dowdy. Grade Nine, decky, Wayne Scott, Nor- bara Boldizar, Marilyn Hud- Ray Carpenter, Jack Cris- man Borchardt, Buzz Mc- son. Grade Four: Lee Bishop, well, Bernie Jezercak, Mark Call. Robert West, Ruth Anne Re- Selleck, Norman Marsta d, hak Priscilla Shurnaker, Ka- Linda Lambert, Daun Lyon, CHEERLEA DING (Certifi- ren Ashworth, Andrea Cole, Dianne Munyer, Annie Noel, cates): Darlene Macaulay, and Jack Flaherty. Judy Wells, MaryShumaker, Suzi Turmail, Linda Lam- Donna Hall, Joanne Zilkow- bert, Cary Kammerman, PERFECT ATTENDANCE: ski, JoanneChichisola, Ken Edna Young, Jane Bebout, Grade Five: Lee Stevens, Allen, Larry Smith, Linda Joanie Schmidt, Sandra by: W.P. BEBOUT Carl Schmidt, Tommy Hud- Stevens, Greg Ewert, Patty Pfanner, Lynn Smith. son, Toni Matteis, Janet Did you know that resi- Patrick, Bill Dawson, Val- MAJORETTES ( Certifi- dents of Paris receive Boldizar, Mary Houghton, erie Fish. cates): Carol Sue Me Wil- Susan Montgomery, Robert seven mail deliveries dai- liams, Shirley Grassel, Ca- Rice, Jim Schubert, Carol ly? . . . that Egypt is 91% HONOR CERTIFICATES: rolyn Hawk, Patricia Patrick, Scott, Shirley Stachura, Ro- arid, unproductive desert Excellent Grade Five; Carol John- Annie Noel, Caroline Tob- $ bert Rucci, Raymond Deck- land? ... that in Japan it FROM son, Laura Smith, Carol ler, Valerie Fish. ard, Jeffrey Sweet, Dana is the custom to soap up Financing Scott, Janet Boldizar, Fritz SWIMMING (Certificates) and rinse before entering Houghton, Eddie Iannitelli. Heidgerd, Ken Higgins. 19,9501.'31,500 Kathy Avery, Michelle A- the bath water? ... that Grade Seven: Tom Ziol- Grade Six-. Linda fiolk, Jane includes extra large lot and concrete seawall) kowski, Linda Payne, James petz, Billy Day, Caroline the term "widow's peak"f Criswell, Carolyn Johnson, Tobler, Jim Finley, Richard denoting a V-shaped hair- Corley, Marie Cicala, Pat Mike Enders, Barbara Hicks, Manbowt ftachette. Grade Six: Linda Marshall, Norman Borchardt, ]iner originated with an Limited Number of Jeff Clark, Harry Miller, Pat Ricky Pierce, LynnBush, Bob early superstition that a Bolk, Vicki Hewey, Henry Vaughn. 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