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Vol. 5 No. 48 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, October 27, 1960 16 Pages Price Ten Cents 's Comment Cheers University Group Annual Halloween Carnival Mayor Boone Sets Saturday Starts With Parade Special Day in '64 jHlans have been com- parris Bryant, Democratic nominee for Governor, pleted for the annual Hall- gave encouragement to backers of the new state oween Carnival to be university in Boca Raton this week when he said, held Saturday in Memorial "I'm very glad to be a charter member of the Boca Park. Uin 64 Club." Because of the great Bryant made the comment in West Palm Beach increase in school enroll- Tuesday when more than 100 members of the '64 ment, the carnival has Committee which is supporting the university visited expanded and moved to him at a rally honoring Democratic candidates for larger grounds on the public office. north side of the Scout Highlight of the meet- 'Special Meeting* Hut on Crawford Avenue ing was the reading of off West Palmetto Park a "Looking Ahead" W.H. Hallman, chair- Road. proclamation by Mayor man of the '64 Commit- Courtney c. Boon'e which tee, has called an Im- The carnival is being portant meeting for 4 sponsored by the Parent- set up Sept. 1, 1964, as "Gov. Farris Bryant and p.m. next Wednesday, Teacher associations of Nov. 2, at 22 S. Fede- the Boca Raton Elemen- Florida Cabinet Day," State Attorney Phil ral Highway. tary and J.C. Mitchell Members are asked to schools. Det. D.C. Stover, left, and Police chief w.H. Brown, right, examine the O'Connell, who was pre- first bicycle license tags and metal numerals to be issued to bicycle owners siding, called Mayor have a car available The parade of costum- in the city as part of the new bicycle ordinance. The program will begin in the and to bring one or more ed children will start Boone forward before the Boca Raton Elementary School at 9 a.m. Monday, chief Brown said.-Boca Ra- crowd of 1,000 as the friends to this "very promptly at 4 p.m. Child- ton News Photo special meeting". ren in costume are asked , meeting opened. As Ma- to be at the grounds by yor Boone read the pro- additional facilities for 3:30 by carnival officials. clamation, he was twice higher education surely The time for spooks and- goblins to appear draws Each child in the parade Study of Disability Pensions interrupted by applause must be 'Looking near. Preparing to attend the P.T.A.-sponsored Hallo- will be given a free ticket and as he finished, Ahead' to the construc- ween Carnival at Memorial Park Saturday are, seated, to use in one of the 30 O'Connell said, "Mayor, tion and opening of a front, "Captain Jellybean," Jeff Rhine; standing, booths and concessions Ordered by City Commission that's the finest thing new State University in left to right, "Space Rocket Commander," Raymond planned for this year's you ever put your signa- Southeast Florida. Ellis; "captain Kidd", Scott Rhine; "Clown," Cindy gala event. Commissioners dis- City Manager William on a resolution for pav- ture on." "THEREFORE, I, Peters, and "Clown," David Peters.-Boca Raton The food committee will cussed a suggestion to Lamb said that before ing along N.W. Fourth In his address, Bryant Courtney C. Boone, Ma- News Photo. serve an a la carte sup- provide disability pen- the city chose the in- Street, Country club vil- spoke of his efforts, as yor of Boca Raton, Flor- " per at the scout Hut adja- sions for city employes surance plan, the com- lage, from N.W. 12th a meirb er of the Florida ida, this ,25th day of cent to the carnival injured in the line of mission studied several Avenue easterly for Legislature, and as a October, 1960, and in Commission to Consider grounds. duty at the City commis- plans and then chose the 109.82 feet, a letter of member of the Citizens the spirit of 'Looking A new and carefully kept sion meeting Tuesday one which both Ft. Laud- protest was read from Advisory Committee, to Ahead', hereby proclaim Clarifying Zoning Notices secret surprise feature to night. erdale and Pom pa no Broward Land Company lay the foundation for Sept. 1, 1964, as 'Gov. be added this year will be Commissioner Joe De- Beach used. Inc. signed by August the new state university Farris Bryant and Flori- in southeast Florida. 1 Commissioner John R. agenda supplied to the a "spook Hut" guaranteed Long, referring to former Lamb said he had been Tobler. The letter said da cabinet Day in Boca Brand;., quoting from an press so that it could be to provide startling fun Police Lieutenant Paul investigating various dis- that since the land had He turned to veteran Raton, Florida, and editorial in the Boca made clear to the public for all. Sellers, who was strick- ability plans, some of been given to the city members of the Florida "FURTHERMORE, do Raton News last week, just where the property to There will be enter- en with a thrombus which are very expen- without charge the owner cabinet, like Attorney herewith most cordially urged fellow commis- be rezoned was located. tainment for all ages with while .searching for an sive. He said he had didn't feel that he should General Richard Ervin, invite you to be present sioners Tuesday night Commissioners agreed booths and concessions escaped road gang pris- been studying an amend- have to pay for an as- State School Supt. Tom for the dedication of the to provide the public that Brandt and Weaver designed for the pre- oner, said he had tried ment to the city's present sessment. Tobler said Bailey, State Treasurer new state University in and members of the press would study the matter. school age group, a street last year as mayor to insurance plan which his company felt this was J. Ed Larsen, and said, Southeast Florida, and with location by streets Commissioner Al Rueb, dance for teenagers and initiate a disability pro- could add a disability unfair. "they were in on all dt meanwhile, we confi- and areas as well as le- in a quiet voice, said he games for adults. gram which would pro- clause on a short term Commissioners voted this wonderful early dently believe the citi- gal descriptions of prop- was disappointed that he The Teenage Center has vide for such cases. basis, such as a period to proceed with the in- work . . and they will zens of all Florida will erty in rezoning notices was the only one of the announced that it will do- DeLong said the city of two years. stallation of the pave- continue to be . . and long remain grateful for to be heard at a public minority bloc to attend nate the proceeds from insurance in effect call- Commissioner John R. ment. we'll finish the job". your efforts and your en- hearing. This will be the commission commit- the street dance to the ed for employment of Brandt said he was in Commissioners ap- To reporters, Bryant, thusiasm in bringing in- taken under study. tee meetings on Monday. PTA. The dance will be 10 years b efore a pen- favor of anything the proved the installation and all the cabinet, said to reality this institition Many residents have "I never thought I'd held adjacent to the carni- sion was available. He city could do for Sellers of s anitary sewers they would support the of higher learning." protested that providing say this," Rueb said, val displays. suggested setting aside as he had been a "fine along N.W. 11th street, Board of Control's the legal description "but the meetings are Tickets will be avail- a fraction of a mill to policeman." N.E. Second Terrace, recommendation for con- only is not information a waste of time." able from the school child- implement the pension Lamb pointed out that N.E. Third Avenue and struction funds for Boca Bryant Here enough. They have said He said he would not ren for many door prizes plan but said he was establishing a new plan N.E. Fourth Avenue, Bo- U. that it doesn't fully in- attend any more commit- to be awarded. told this was prohibited. now would not include ca Villas Heights, after Attorney General Ervin Wednesday form the public. tee meetings unless they Sellers' case as it would a public hearing was also spoke of the need Asked for an opinion, were opened to the press Neighbors Put Out $S00 Fire have happened prior to held with no protests for Boca U and of his in- Farris Bryant, Demo- City Attorney Leon Wea- and the public. Rueb said subscribing to a new or received. terest and support in cratic nominee for Gov- ernor, and other Demo- ver said that a published the meetings are "cut Firemen responding to dresser top. amended disability pro- George whitehouse pro- bringing the institution legal notice cannot be and dried" and "phonies gram. to a reality. cratic candidates will a call at the home of Mr. The fire siren sounded tested that action on an appear at Boca Raton changed but a clarifica- double-talk and double- and Mrs. John Maynard, just as the City Commis- Mayor Courtney C. ordinance to rezone Lot The proclamation read tion could be added in a cross." Boone recommended that by Mayor Boone follows: Democratic Headquarters 201 Kingsbridge street, sion session was ending (Continued to Page 2)- at 6040 North Federal separate notice. Suddenly Rueb stood North Boca village, at 10 and most of the reporters the commissioners work "WHEREAS, these are on an over-all disability the times when 'Looking Highway next Wednesday Commissioner Joe De- up and shouted at Mayor p.m'. Tuesday arrived to there dashed to the scene 1 starting at 4 p.m. Long said the commis- Courtney C. Boone, find the neighbors had to discover that everything project and give serious Airport Fund Ahead was never more The public is invited sioners were following "And you're the biggest put out the fire. was all over, but the fire consideration to the mat- important, and procedure carried out phony of them all." had the fastest coverage ter, commissioners Is Open Book* "WHEREAS, we in to be present and to Firemen said the fire meet the candidates. throughout the state in "I won't even bother started when a child put in me mory. agreed. There is no mystery Palm Beach county using legal descriptions. to answer that," Boone his clothes over a lamp In other matters a pub- about the airport im- have been 'Looking Bryant, Congressman Commissioners were replied. and the bulb ignited the Rise in Milk Cost lic hearing was held on provement fund, City Ahead' for some days to Paul G. Rogers and other not asked to change pub- The outburst from Rueb Smaller in Florida a resolution abandoning Manager William Lamb your visit to this area, Democratic candidates will clothes. The report said and lished legal notices or followed shortly after a neighbors extinguished The cost of milk in Flori- certain public utility said Tuesday. be in Delray Beach also. legal descriptions but vote was taken to ap- the fire with buckets of da has increased by only 30 easements in Block 9, "The fund is an open "WHEREAS, we pre- A new note has been instead were requested Boca Raton Hills. No sume you have been add ed to Democratic point a member of the water. percentsince 1939, while the book," Lamb said. 1 to supply an additional Civil Service Board. Damage estimated at cost in other areas has been protests were heard and An out-of-town news- 'Looking Ahead most Headquarters in Boca identifying location eith- the resolution was adopt- especially to Nov. 8, Mrs. Helen Bedell's term $100 was confined to the boosted by 90 percent, ac- paper story recently Raton for the conveni- er during the meeting or ed. 1960, and ence of voters, accord- expires Nov. 1. bedroom, including the cording to the Florida Milk questioned the fund and have it marked on the said it might be investi- "WHEREAS, wetoo are Ing to Joe DeLong, (Continued to Page 2) clothes, bedspread and Commission. During a public hearing gated by the F.A.A. 'Looking Ahead' to that chairman of Precinct Lamb said the books date and wishing for your 30. A notary public will are always available if tremendous success and be present weekday City Salutes Teenage Center for Winning National Honor the Federal Aviation happiness, and evenings from 6:30 to 9 Administration wants to "WHEREAS, all Flori- p.m. to notarize absentee The city of Boca Raton Charles "Rusty" Cobb, investigate the fund. He da needing critical'ly ballots, he said. saluted the Boca Raton president of the Teenage said the fund was a re- Teenage Center at a ban- Center, in behalf of offi- sult of a regulation of quet Monday night at the cers and members of the m the original contract with Arts and Craft Classes Sun cove Restaurant and Center. the city when the airport honored the group for re- The Boca Raton Teen- was quit claim deeded. ceiving the third highest age Center was honored To Get Under Way Nov. 8 award in the nation for Lamb said any reve- for its annual Easter Egg nue from the airport re- The first in a series of class will also be held outstanding community hunt for the city's child- at the scout hut. cost of service. ceived during the last arts and crafts classes ren with more than 1,500 12 years has been put has been scheduled by the the six two-hoar lessons The award was made by in attendance; sponsoring into the fund and expen- City Recreation Depart- is $3 plus materials. Parents'Magazine's Youth a Pre-teen club; its fund- ses connected with the ment for early next month. Classes will begin at Achievement Department raising drives for groups maintenance of the air- 7:30. for_ teenage service in other than its own; as- port have been taken out. Beginning on Wednesday Other courses which 1959 and 1960. One thous- sisting the local Ministeri- evening, Nov. 8, a six- will start at a later date al Association with the He said the only money week course in ceramics and dollars in prize mon- received from the airport inplude oil painting on ey, plaques, medals and UNICEF drive; distribut- will be given at the com- Wednesday afternoon, ing baskets of food at since the fund was creat- munity Building (scout certificates of honor were ed has been from landing Dec. 7, and rug hooking distributed by the maga- Thanksgiving; holding an hut) in Memorial Park. on Tuesday afternoon, annual toy drive, repairing fees and selling of Cost of the six two-hour zine to 106 youth groups scrap. Landing fees Nov. 29. in 34 states, including toys and distributing them lessons is $3 plus ma- have oeen few, Lamb terials. Classes will be- Additional information Hawaii and Alaska. to needy children at can be obtained by call- Christmas; distributing said, but some commer- gin at 7:30. The local group, as cial airlines flying pro- ing the Recreation center third place winner, receiv- food to needy families at On Thursday evening, at Boca 5913. Registra- Christmas, and helping duce out of Boca Raton ed a plaque, and a $25 paid up to $800 in one Nov. 9, a six-week course tion for any of these cash award. the civitan club sell Jtm Rutherford, recreation supervisor, left, holds a check for $25 as Mayor in shellcraft will begin. classes can be made by fruit cakes. season. Mayor Courtney c. Courtney C. Boone, right, presents a plaque signifying a national award to Lamb said the fund Included in the class will calling the Recreation Boone made the presenta- Also for assisting the Charles "Rusty" Cobb, president of Teen Town, at the city-sponsored ban- amounts to approximate- be the making of the pc-pu- Center, or by attending tion of the award to (Continued to Page 2) quet Monday night honoring the local teenage group. "" *,„ r'..J. 'v SI .snf> nnr lar shell pictures. This the first class. 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 27, 1960 become a "football." He said many city em- Club Honors Rules for Fire Department ployes are "running scared" and don't know which way Two WTVJ the wind is blowing. Criticized, Study Authorized Manning said the com- Cameramen missioners were elected in The Kiwanis Club of Boca A booklet containing rules the charter and Civil Ser- had submitted a typewritten good faith to "run the city" Raton on Tuesday awarded and regulations for the Fire vice rules in many instances draft of the rules and regu- and unless they stopped Al Dempsey and Dick Dale, Departmentcameinfor con- and the rules in it prohibited lations to him six months or passing the buck and kept news photographers for tele- siderable criticism at the religious or political dis- a year ago and he told the control, the city will be in vision station WTVJ, plaques City Commission meeting cussions, improper language chief that if the Civil Ser- "chaos." of appreciation for exempla- Tuesday night. It was re- or gossiping about the affairs vice Board" approved the Manning said that from ry coverage of Hurricane ferred for further study by of the department while on rules, he (Lamb) would also reading the newspapers he i Donna. Thomas F. Fleming the fire chief, city manager duty. approve. was very much disgusted Jr. introduced Dempsey and and the Civil Service Board. "This is going back to When questioned by a with the Burgess case. He Dale, who recounted some Commissioner Joe DeLong 'witch hunting, ' " DeLong member of the audience as said if the statementmade of their harrowing experien- said the booklet prepared by charged. to who paid for the book to by a commissioner that "if ces. Fire Chief John Loughery DeLong said npt enough be printed, Mayor Courtney the public knew the whole did not conform to the city study had been given to the C. Boone said he believed story in the Burgess hearing Visiting Kiwanians were" charter and Civil Service rules. He said the Civil Ser- that Chief Loughery author- transcript they would de- Robert H. Schmidt, trea- Al Dempsey and Dick Dale, second and third from left, are shown holding the rules and regulations. vice Board, which recom - ized the expense of printing mandhis dismissal" was true, surerofthe Whitemarsh Val- the booklet on the assump- plaques awarded them by the Boca Raton Kiwanis Club Tuesday in recognition o f Objecting to many of the mended approval of the rules, the commissioners were de- ley, Pa., club; Russ Kupfer tion that it would be ap- their work as news p'hotographers for television station WTVJ, Miami, during Hurri- rules in the booklet, DeLong included two new members relict in their duty for not of the Hicksville, Long Is- said the Civil Service rules who were not well acquain- proved. dismissing the ma n. land, club; Alex Michaud, cane Donna. At the left is W. H. Brown, president of Kiwanis, and at the right is Thomas F. Fleming Jr., who introduced Dempsey and Dale to the club. -- Colony give the department head ted With the charter and Willis Manning, 4949 • N. He said all the recent presidentof the Salem, Mass, "just followed the leader. " W. Second Street, speaking Studio Photo. the right to draw up rules of adverse publicity reflectson club; Larry Buckless of the conduct but do not give the City Manager William from the floor, said Civil the commission, not on the Barrington, R. I., club and elude Mrs. Robert Drum- TEENAGE CENTER authority for the discipline Lamb said Chief Loughery Service in Boca Raton has department heads. D. C. Alexander of the Cle- Women Plan of employes. veland Heights, Ohio, club. mond, Mrs. Norman Armour, (Continued From Page 1) DeLong said the booklet Guests of Kiwanians were Mrs. Byran Evans, Mrs. Junior Women's Club with was in direct conflict with Mrs. John R. Brandt, Mrs. For GOP Rally Allan Armour and Mrs. Wil- liam Robbins. the March of Dimes; hold- Thomas Fleming, Mrs. Ro- Mrs. Lynn Aldrich was hos- ing a Teenage Center PROVED and APPROVED Members to Attend bert Simpson, Mrs. Paul Fa- tess for a luncheon in her Youth Bazaar; participat- State Board Meetings ber, Mrs, Harold Fiscus, Mrs. Royal Palm Yacht and Coun- Hospital Auxiliary ing in a float in the St. H. B. Campbell, Mrs. C. D. try Club home Wednesday Patrick's Day parade; en- Several members of the JUDICIAL RECORD Nelson, Mrs. G. H. Kleiner, to a group of Republican Branch Has Coffee tertaining with a skit at local Business and Professi- Mrs. Adam Hazlett, Mrs. Club women planning aRe- the Business and Profes- onal Women's Club will at- Mrs, William Itobbins, a- tend the BPW state board Judge Otto Yark and John Morri- publican rally scheduled for sional women's Club son, Bill Brown, Ray Evans rea chairman, presided at a SfcyJe-a-rarra; establishing meetings to be held Friday, Monday, Nov. 7, from 4 coffee given Tuesday by the and Alonzo Tripp. the Boca Raton Teenage Saturday and Sunday at Gait to 6 p.m. Boca Raton branch of the Center Scholarship Fund; Ocean Mile in Ft. Lauder- Richard Al. Sends Mrs. Aldrich was assisted ZONINti NOTICES Bethesda Memorial Hospital contributing to the Fourth dale. Democrat, Candidate for Re-election by co-hostesses Mrs. John Auxiliary at the American of July fireworks display; (Continued Prom Page 1) Attending various sessions Weir and Mrs. Virginia Ra- Legion Home. participating in six TV will be Mrs. Gladys Erickson, City Manager wiHiam tagan. shows throughout the Sum- Lamb presented three Mrs. William Hallman, president of the local BPW; a, CIRCUIT JUDGE The rally will be in the waysandmeans chairman of mer giving favorable pub- Miss Shirley Rediger, Mrs. 1 names for consideration, form of a motorcade of o- licity to the organization umrv
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Martha Hyer and Richard Burton are shown in a dramatic scene from "Ice Palace, " the film version of Edna Ferber's novel which will open Sunday at the Delray Drive-in. The first show on Sunday will start at 6 p. m.
Robert Alda, Than Wyenn and Lana Turner are starred in "Imitation of Life, " based on the Fannie Hurst novel and THE STORE WITH EVERYTHI showing at the Gold Coast Drive-in starting Tuesday, Nov. 1. A FLORIDA FLA Thursday, October 27, 1960 THE BOCA BATON NEWS 5 Mr. ana Mrs. Clemmer Professor at Miami Entertain at Dinner BOCA SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Clem- Tires .* Batteries mer entertained at cocktails ACCESSORIES To Talk Here Nov.l and a buffet dinner on Fri- Federal ftwy. and Royal Palm Rd. Dr. Taylor R. Alexander, day. Mrs. Morey Hostess Phone 9541 JOHN LUNGER and BOB GOO*> professor of botany at the U- Their guests were Mi. and niversity of Miami, will be At Luncheon Bridge Mrs. Lewis Simmonds, Mr. guest speaker at a meeting Mrs. A. F. Morey enter- and Mrs. Harold B. Reid and For Your Appointment of the Garden Club next tained at a luncheon bridge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen. Phone BOCA RATON 4866 Tuesday, Nov. 1. in her home recently. The meeting will be held Guests attending were Miss Heniiioii Pledged *DEE MILLER and VICKI'DRACOS in the J. C. Mitchell School, Mrs. Frank Goetz, Mrs. To Alpha Chi Omega To Serve You 2401 N. W. Third Avenue, Warren Bailey, Mrs. Charles Miss Judith Bennion of Bo- at 8 p. m. Boas, Mrs. J. R. Brooks, Mrs. ca Raton has been pledged Program theme will be Elwood Gardner, Mrs. Paul by the Alpha Chi Omega BEAUTY SALON "Tropical Horticulture" and Veillard and Mrs. Neal sorority at the University of KAY'S will be illustrated with Quimby. Florida. 477 N.E. 20th St. in Winfield Park slides. ' Members of the Boca Ra- ton Men's Garden Club and anyone interested in garden- first and* Finest in Performance and Styling Mrs. F. J. Longley, president of the Mary and Martha Guild, second from right, ing in south Florida are in- extends a welcome to luncheon guests, left to right, Mrs. Robert Kast, director, vited to attend, club offi- Episcopal Deanery of Women, Ft. Lauderdale; Mrs. James C. Stoutsenberger, wife cials said. of the church rector, and Mrs. William C. Williams, guest speaker, at a noon Guests also are invited to New meetingof the Guild at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church. — Boca Raton News Photo. remain for the social hour following the talk to meet About go, ooo patent aP- Guild Honors Rector's Wife the speaker and Garden Club plications are filed each year Mrs. James C. Stoutsen- was "Guild Administration." members. 1961 Admiral with the United States Patent berger, wife of the church Mrs. Robert Kast, direc- Mrs. E. A. Hesslink i s Office. rector, was guest of honor at tor of the Episcopal Deanery chairman of refreshments. Angle 19" TV /f a luncheon last Thursday of Women, Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs. L. E. Cadman, Mrs. sponsored by the Mary and was a guest. John V. Brown and Mrs. W. NEW PICTURE SIZE! OLD J. Burnham will be hostesses there's w spookiri Martha Guild of St. Grego- NEW PICTURE QUALITY! ry's Episcopal Church. The at affair was held in the pa- NEW PICTURE SHAPE! rish hall of the church. Personals Guest speaker was Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doran KEELER's Mrs. William L. Allen NEW ADVANCED AUTOMATIC William C. Williams of St entertained at lunch at the left for a visit to Lynbrook, ELECTRON FOCUS CONTROL Joseph's Episcopal Church in Long Island. She plans to Boca Raton Cabana Club for Miss Teresa Gomez and Mr. Assures lasting corner-to-corner Boynton Beach. Her topic stay about a month. While sharpness—brings every square there she will visit her mo- and Mrs. Benigno Digon. inch of screen into precise focus! ther, Mrs. Harry Mauer, a Mr. and Mrs. Irving Improved deflection yoke reduces frequent Winter visitor t o Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. distortion, waving, tilting and Boca Raton. C. W. Willard were among corner shading! Arriving home recently the guests who attended a ton were Mr.' and Mrs. Kendrick voyage party for Mr. and Model Shown Lichty, who have been visi- Mrs. Arthur Bronson, who ting friends and relatives at left Sunday aboard the S. S. Bryn Mawr. Pa. Atlantic for Jerusalem. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nes- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fish bittof Winfield Park returned have as their guests Anthony recently after spending six Nazar and Walter Ess of weeks in Chicago and New Akron, Ohio. THE THINMAN CUSTOM—Ultra-slim, light- weight cabinet with luggage-type ham He! We go all-out England. Miss LeDean Dunn of Cle- 19" picture tube, 17,000 volts of picture Back from a Kansas vaca- veland, Ohio, arrived re- power. Hideaway antenna. Top-mounted cently to visit her parents, speaker. 15'KB" h., 19JHJ" w., 1214" d. Ease to give you fast, tion are Mr. and Mrs. Ed- fc? (opt.). Metal cabinet. —Yellow —Brown, mund Blowers. 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Decorator world famous Dublin Horse on-off control. Tinted optic filter, "Golden the finished effect Hartford, Conn. and family in Pittsburgh and Approved Originals in Contem- show and many of the social Signet" tuner. Automatic circuit breaker. is truly a another son, Marvin Jr., 28H" h. (with legs), 25^" w., 11 "-V d- events connected with the porary or Traditional styling! and his family in Scotch -Cherrywood Finish show. She then toured Scot- Magnificent hand-crafted cab- TREAT ! Plains, N. J. land and England. Crossing inetry . . . select wood veneers, Open Mon. thru Sat. over to Germany, she spent enriched with glowing hand- OPEN 9:00 to 5:30 some time at Mannheim with County Christmas Seal rubbed finishes! Here is new BUDGET Wm Sale Chairman Named her son, John Jamison Meyer, furniture beauty that will glorify MONDAY TERMS COVE CENTER and his wife, the former Mrs. Stanley J. Grimailof any room setting! and AVAILABLE. Deerfield Beach Nancy Reiffof Delray Beach. West Palm Beach has been East of Federal Hwy. The trio took a motor tour named county Christmas FRIDAY on Hillsboro DAY through Germany and Swit- Seal chairman for the 1960 10% zerland. In Italy Mrs. Stein- till 9: PAL Phone BOCA 5600 campaign by Doyle Rogers, DOWN baughhada private audience presidentof the Palm Beach "Southern Florida's Largest installer of TV and FM Antennas" with the Pope. While in Nice, County Tuberculosis and 3415 S. FEDERAL HWY. Y0UR ndependent France, she worked one day Health Association. Del ray Beach y for the U. S. O. as hostess. Insurance AGENT Rev. J. K. Bryant, pastor Phone CR 8-2877 Traveling to Spain, she of Tabernacle Baptist stopped in Barcelona and re- Church, West Palm Beach, newed acquaintance with and State Rep. Emmett S. Abbe Lane and XavierCugat, 500 S. Federal Hwy. Roberts of Belle Glade were whom she had met in Cali- named co-chairman and SOUTHERNTVfi"BOCA 400-4 fornia. Grand finale of her BOCA RATON special advisor, respective- 1927 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY European tour was Paris, then 'PHONE 5473 ly, by Rogers. home to Boca Raton.
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Make us your headquarters OPEN FRiDAY for ALL your financial needs I FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON NS0HT 5-7 P. M. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 6 THE BOCA RATON MEWS Thursday, October 27, 1960 economic situation at home. Forest Losses Heavy ted Statesamountto 13 bil- And, of course, the Ame- Fire, insect and disease lion board feet of timber rican consumer -- who in- losses to forests in the Uni- annually. cludes some of the above- BOCA RATON NEWS mentioned people — and who seems willing to buy Agreatbooster for interna- said, is that a major reason foreign-made products as tional co-operation and par- for the reversal of this trade long as they are cheaper. 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida ticularly for the United Na- trend is the tremendously International co-operation Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 tions is Dr. B. H. Masselink high costs which industry in is fine, but not to the extent Published Every Thursday 1 of Fort Lauderdale, who has the United States must pay of developing other nations' Halford R. Houser, Publisher spoken twice in Boca Raton for labor and materials industry at the expense o f H. Clay Riley, Business and Advertising ^Manager this year, the last time be- which make it difficult t o our own. Rodney G. JBrower, Circulation and Promotion Manager fore the Rotary Club last compete with other nations Beatrice Landry, News Editor week. in trade. REALTORS OF Helen Murphy, classified Advertising Manager Dr. Masselink's message There is a new wrinkle in BOCA RATON is that the people of the U- this that bears watching. The following are Entered as second class matter at the post office nited States turned their Some American industries, , members of the of Boca Raton, pla., December 1, 1955 backs on both the World faced with this problem, ' Boca Raton Board of Realtors. Doing Court, in the early part of have established factories business with Subscription Rates: 7 year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 this century, then on the abroad, in Japan, for exam- them you are a»- sured the highest League of Nations after World ple, where they are able to type of service War, I, and that this nega- produce products and bring that can be admin- istered in tho field tive action contributed to them to the United States of Real Estate future wars. and undersell American fac- Practice, Editorial He sees the United Nations tories in this*country. ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- as the best hope now for This means, of course, eral Hwy., Phone 4249. THE "WELCOME MAT" W.P. BEBOUT» 701 N. Federal peace and urges support of that jobs are created abroad, Hwy., Phone 8621 and 9336. WESTERN AREA STEPS UP ACTIVITY its efforts. but American workmen are BENSON REALTY, 501 E. Pal-' IS ALWAYS OUT! metto- Park Rd., Phone 5435. While all areas of Boca Raton are grow- cisely at that juncture will be a new road He noted thatin the 1920's losing jobs. CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 Any time you have a repair problem or want advice in Military Trail, which is being improved E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. ing, considerable attention is now being the United States accumula- The ultimate effectof such on a home improvement project, see the friendly south from Delray Beach "to that point. At Box 354, Phone 9166. focused on the west where three projects ted most of the world's gold practices does not seem to WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., folks at STANDARD SUPPLY AND LUMBER. We University Park the trail will be four lanes are under way. These center in the area because our expor ts far ex- make any impression on Ame Phon« 5473. put our 40 years of experience in this business to wide. ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. of University Park, the new city adjoining ceeded our imports, but in rican labor union leaders, Palmetto Park Road, Phone work for you. Our advice will save you time and The third project is in University Park Boca Raton \h ich is stepping up activity recent years that trend has who demand wage increases 8708. trouble, our knowledge will help us select the right' itself, which is completing its golf course been reversed, and gold i s every year, or of American F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 as the Winter season approaches. N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996. materials . . at the right price . . for your needs. • and has now opened new house models to flowing from this country. industrialists who are more LANGLEY REALTY, 119 Wast First was the good news that w the public. Palmetto Park Road, Phone What Dr. Masselink did concerned with profit than 3737. Come in soon, or call 8554 and we'll come to you. have started to clear the land for the inter- A fourth factor claiming interest in that not say, but what ought to be with preserving a healthy RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto. change off the Sunshine_?arkway and that area is the Royal Palm Polo Grounds which Park Road, Phone 8077. J,C. MITCHELL 6t SONS, 22 S. construction w|U-5lart soon, with comple- is being groomed for another season start- Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. SEE OUR DISPLAY OF tion scheduled in February. ing right after Jan. 1. PETRUZELLI REALTY, Inc. Through My 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., Boca *"*" Travelers leaving the turnpike will come By Winter we may expect to see the Raton. Phone 9418. PREFINISHED PLYWOOD into the city past University Park, and pre- F. BYRON PARKS, 499E.Pal- western area humming with activity. metto Park Road, Phone 5151. EAKLE J. ROBBINS, 61 S. PANELING First Ave. Ph. 4747 and 5145. Window J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 OBSERVE SCHOOL ZONE SPEED LIMIT S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744 Parents are growing increasingly disturb- tected. They expect a motorist, being and 8316. FRED TAYLOR, 194IN. Fede- ed about motorists who are ignoring the adult, to look out for them. But a motor- By BEATRICE LANDRY ral Hwy. Phone 5022 and 8563. 15-mile speed limit in school zones when ist who is speeding may not take actionin WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- eral Hwy., Phone 9271. children are going to or coming from time to avoid hitting a child who darts out Itisn't often that anyone or any group in a community as TOWN and COUNTRY, 164 E. school. into the street. Boca Raton Rd. Phone 6351. small as Boca Raton receives a national honor which is dis- TUNISON PROPERTIES OF TANDARO There have been so many protests made Children have their minds on other tributed only to 106 persons or groups out of the entire 50 FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmetto things than traffic going to and from school. Park Road, Phone 5408. of speeders in these zones that the Parent- states. WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 S. Teacher Association of the Boca Raton Thatiswhy there are Safety Patrol groups It takes a truly outstanding feat or service to merit such Federal Hwy., Phone 8778. • •Supply & Lumbe172 NW 13tr h St. School decided to file a formal complaint and school corssing guards. But they can't M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. 470 S. Phone 8554 recognition and when it oo mes one may feel sure that i t Federal Hwy., Phone 3717. with the Police Department. do it all by themselves. It takes the co- has been thoroughly investigated and approved by those ma- 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496. Some motorists ignore the speed limits operation of everyone, from teaching child- K^RAY CORPORATION, 151 E. V Company king the awards. Royal Palm Road, Phone 5313. TOOLS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER signs completely andothersslow down but ren safety rules to the enforcement of Residents of Boca Raton as well as many parents have not enough. speed laws for motorists. long be en aware of the outstanding work done by the Teen- Still others go partly through the zone To date this year there have been 173 age Center and this week they were awarded a well-deserv- at proper speed, then before they are automobile accidents in the city. For- ed national honor for "outstanding service to their commu- through, zoom ahead to normal speed.lt tunately they have not occurred in school nity. " isn't enough to go part of the way at re- zones. Butthat doesn't mean they couldn't These youngsters received a plaque and a cash award ata duced speed. The entire distance should have happened there. The opening of a new office In early November at be observed. banquet given in their honor Monday night by the city but Children are just as apt to dart out into The time to stop accidents is before-they although it was gratifying for them to receive these gifts, the street at or near an end of the zone as happen and one good way to do this is to the highest satisfaction is in knowing that their untiring ef- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA in the center. In the natural security of observe carefully that 15 mile per hour forts in community service were recognized elswhere then their childhood they! expect to be pro- speed limit in school zones. in their own home town. The awards were made by Parents' Magazine for Youth 105 East Boca Raton Road Group Achievement in teen-age public service during 1959- T«/«phon«: Boca Raton 7-2433 REGARDING BOOKS 1960. In an area covering the United States, nr>w including Alaska and Hawaii, there must have been a great number ROBERT H. DAVIS, III, Manager of entries received from youth groups and there is no doubt Thin Story Climbs Best-Seller List that the competition was intense. DONALD R. MILLER CHARLES G. WASHBURN BY LAWRENCE DAME Dougal Douglas, a physical- and sets a grand example in Everyone cooperated in celebrating Boca Raton Teenage "The Ballad of Peckham ly and mentally deformed that fieldhim self by eschew- Center Day Monday, a signal honor proclaimed by the ma- Rye, " by an English author, young man of some educati- ing his desk for weeks at a yor and recognized throughout the community. Muriel Spark, has no rela- on, works hard enough to time. When inquired of, he These youngsters, under the direction of James Rutherford, LEE HIGGINSON CORPORATION tionship to any creation by create a sort of macabre hi- suavely explains that he is city recreation supervisor, have come along way from a Oscar Wilde, and, in fact, larity. But the author forces doing research, and the small group when they organized to the large membership INVESTMENT BANKING SERVICE SINCE 1848 puzzled management i s they have now. reads as though it had been him much too much. NEW YORK written by a TV comedian The story starts with the satisfied. Even worse, he They are youngadultsof whom not only their parents but BOSTON CHICAGO turned writer, than which imminent marriage of a nit- spreads discontent among the entire community can well be proud and it really doesn't the office force, concen- Members: New York, Boston, Midwest and Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchanges there can be nothing worse, wit, Dixie, to a pompous take a national award to become aware of this. young chap who is working trating upon the managing American Stock Exchange (Associate) instead of by a fallen angel. director's mistress. However, this little book his way up in the electrical Think It Through trea ting of the peculia r man- business. At the last mo- Even worse than this, on ners of a London suburb and ment, the swain says "No" one of his expeditions afield The Old New Frontier of the way in which a diabo- to the fatal query and Dixie he hires out in the same ca- lically-inclined Scot twists retires in confusion from the pacity to the firm's rival, and By E.F. BUTTON them about, has had quite a altar. Who but the Devil bamboozles this outfit so In the early 1930s, a group of college professors vogue these past four months could play such a scurvy neatly that it isn't long be- called themselves the "Frontier Thinkers." Among Country among American readers trick? And several there are fore he is being talked of for them were Tugwell, Rug'g, counts, Stuart Chase and is cHmbing up on the who believe that Dougal en- a seat on the directorate. and Laski from London. best-seller list. gineered the fiasco. Narks, crooks and gangs- They would "arouse the people to the potential Exactly why it deserves Dougal is on the up and ters mix up in the story, with within themselves for magnificent creative living." this sort of success is diffi- up in the business world, a generous sprinkling of teen- One of their "Pathways to Tomorrow" was a "con- cult to ascertain. People too, though by rather less age and adult delinquents, tinental scheme of production and distribution." Club Village must be in dire need of hu- conventional means than and there's even a murder They said no private business was "exempt from BOCA RATON mor, andyetevery situation poor Harvey, the empty- toward the end for good compulsion to serve a planned public interest." They would do the planning. in the book which might be headed bridegroom that al- measure. deemed comical ought to most was. He sells himself Oh, yes, Harvey changes Their noblest plan was N.R.A, (National Recovery be a whole lot funnier. to a small manufacturing his mind and gets Dixie in Act) — a magnificent device borrowed from Musso- firm as an efficiency expert front of the parson again. lini's Corporative State. They put the Blue Eagle in HOMES and Miss Spark is full of good with particular references to By this time, everybody, charge of their new goverjiment which was best be- ideas which too often fall cause it governed most. flat. Her central character, problems of absenteeism, including the principals at the wedding, know that the After seven years of skillfully organized confusion, fatal "Yes" condemns Harvey 10,000,000 men were still unfortunately out of work. HOME SITES FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. to a lifetime of misery, and The war in Europe finally got them out of hock. serves him jolly well right. 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BOCA BATON SQUARE Of FLORtDArlNC. 30 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Telephone 8516 Thursday, October 27, I960 THE BOCA BATON NEWS Group Sounds Teen Talk Pre-teen Party Set activities will be a scavenger hunt, Halloween costume Out Sentiment Miss Teen Town Contest For Friday Night contest and dance contests. At a recent meeting the The annual Pre-teen Hal- Free records will be given Boca Raton Symphony Asso- Age Limit Reduced to 15 loween Party sponsored by away to all those who attend. ciation board members deci- the Boca Raton Teen-age The party will be held ded so seek public reaction By DE DE JACOBS Center will be held tomor- from 7:30 until 10. Who said minors can't vote? sure they can! Each to the newly-formed associ- row night at the Communi- About 100,000 Chinese year menb ers of the Boca Raton Teen-age Center ation. ty Building (scout hut). and Chinese-Americans live elect one giri who they think has shown the most in- Mrs., John Shoup, tele- Highlighting the evening's in the United States. phone chairman, and her terest in and done the most for Teen Town. The win- committee will seek public ner is also judged on genera] appearance and person- ality. The fitting name of Miss Teen Town becomes reaction to the symphony as- hers to carry through the coming year. Dr. P. A. Me Ril I sociation and prospective civic and financial support The Miss Teen Town Committee, after much dis- Optometrist cussion, decided to lower the age limit of the candi- for the organization needed dates from 16 to 15, That means that to enable the city to have a 127 Boca Raton Road Boca 0498 this year there will be many more symphony orchestra. competitors and the decision wilJ PaulMcKinley, chairman, rea]]y be a hard one. In the running conducted the meeting held are Carolyn Baker, Janet Baker, Lory at the home of Countess Joining in the festivities at the dinner dance Saturday at the toyal Palm Yacht Corley, Pat Dowdy, Carolyn Greene, Christmas CARDS Antoinette d'Oultremont. Club were, left to right, Mrs. E. J. Richardson, Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Milton N. Rose Marie Greene, Judy Johnson, Imprinted or from our / Weir Jr. and Milton Weir Jr. Richardson is commodore of the Lauderdale Yacht Club Millie Jordan, Dana Mucci, Nancy Regular Stock. In lots Guild to Discuss and Weir is Commodore of the Royal Palm Yacht Club. Members of the two yacht Myers, Anne Ricke'tts, Noretta Risser, ' f of 100 or more. Aw Q Oft Cultural Center clubs enjoyed a weekend together at the Royal Palm Yacht Club. Danny Vail, Pat Whiteman and Mau- Largest Collection of Imported Cards Discussion of the proposed reen woods. Unfortunately, there can " Yacht Clubs Join DeDe In Boca Raton Air-conditioned new cultural center will be only one winner, so please be Jacobs thinking about the vote you will " cast because Hours: 9:30—5:30 highlight a membership For Gala Weekend Personals yours will narrow it down to the finalists. From these meeting of the Boca Raton More than 200 members Fire Inspector Sal Matteis of Washington, D. C., finalists the officers will vote for who, in their Art Guild at 8 p. m. Monday, are and guests of the Lauderdale has returned from Tampa af- visiting Mrs. Wilson's pa- opinion, deserves this honor and titJe of Miss Teen 1\ So. Fed. Hwy. New Phone Na 4824 Nov. 14, in City Hall. ter attending the State Fire rents, Col. and Mrs. Arnold Yacht Club and Royal Palm Town. Yacht Club joined forces for Mrs. John Shoup has been Prevention Conference. MacSpadden of Floresta. The dance floor was an extraordinarily crowded a gala weekend at the Royal named membership chair- Mr. and Mrs. Gus E. Van Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Cum- one at Teen Town last Saturday night. It was easy to Palm Yacht Club. man. Heck are expected to return mins recently returned from hear why — Dick Grass and the Hoppers. Everyone Mrs. Arnold MacSpadden, to their Boca Raton home a- a trip to Chicago and Akron, Festivities began Friday who heard them knows that explains it completely. DECORATIONS\ president, said that other bout Nov. 1 after spending Ohio. Their son, Mickey, evening as 20 boats from Ft. Al Veal, chaperone for the evening, was celebrating important business matters the Summer in Chicago, a Senior at Holy Cross, has Lauderdale arrived in Boca his birthday. When- asked which one he said, "29th, and •will also be discussed. 111. been named to the Senior Raton. Commodore Milton naturally." so we all wish him many more happy Mr. and Mrs. George Boyle swim team there. He is also Weir Jr. and Vice-Commo- "29th" birthdays and hope he enjoys celebrating ARDS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rice them all as well as he did that night! have returned to their Win- re-write man on the college dore William Weir greeted Hosts at Dinner Party paper, Crusader, and heads the arrivals and welcomed A few months ago a letter was received by Jim Complete supplies and field Park home after a six- party favors for your Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rice week tour of Europe. the entertainment commit- them to a cocktail party at Rutherford, c/o Boca Raton Teen-age center, from entertained guests at a cock- Friends say that Mr. and tee for all four-year levels. the club. Parents' Magazine. Someone had nominated our or- Halloween entertaining. tail dinner party at the Royal Mrs. Conn Curry are expec- Mrs. Charles Mohr of Win- Some of the group \slept ganization for the magazine's annual youth group Palm Yacht Club Saturday ted to arrive home this week- field Park is recuperating aboard their boats while award.^Moundslof material was sent in return. A while * CARDS and later we received another letter from them saying we night. end from Brant Lake, N. Y. nicely after a recent fall in others spent the two nights had finished very high but we did not know just how Guests were Mr. and Mrs. which she broke an arm and at the Boca Raton Hotel. MAYO 5 GIFTS The Curry's plan to stop high until a much later date. Our own Boca Raton Bud Schooley Sr., Mr. and a leg. Members of both clubs over enroute to visit friends Teen-age center finished third in the nation! Yes Royal Palm Shopping Center Mrs. Bud Schooley Jr. of in Connecticut. Miss Dorothy Steiner of were busy Saturday with Palm Beach, and Mr. and that's right, t-h-i-r-d,l 3rd, out of more than 200 en- Mrs. Robert L. Wilson and Boca Raton recently comple- tennis, swimmingand golf, Mrs. Irvin Walls of Boca Ra- tries from all the 50 states! Brace yourselves again, children, Kim and Bobby, ted the filming of a televi- with cocktails, dining and because this will add more proud tingles racing up ton. sion commercial in Jamaica dancing .Saturday night. your spine. The first and second place awards had to "the magnificent and is now back in New York A brunch was held Sunday. be given to high school groups! As if the honor isn't FINAL City where she has resumed J. S. MacLaren was chair- enough, we received $25 and a most beautifully in- her studies at the Lee Stras- man for the Royal Palm scribed plaque. Stereo -1961 Models Now On Display burg Actors Studio. Miss Yacht Club. When the city officials got wind and word of this Television Direct Factory Servicing Dealer Steiner, who has won many .^ news they immediately planned a banquet for all the beauty queen titles, w a s Welcome Wagon members, officers and all who have helped to earn Miss Florida of 1957 and Officers Elected this award. Charlie Murdock, revealing his serious placed fifth in the Miss A- side, was the very welcome guest speaker of the Officers for the coming evening. After this, Mayor Courtney C. Boone pre- merica contest. Always a year were elected at a meet- goodwill ambassadorof Boca sented the plaque to Rusty cobb in behalf of the ing of the Boca Raton Wei - Teen-age Center. It was an evening to be marked in 998 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach WH 1-1441 Raton, Miss Steiner keeps up come Wagon Club held at 20% - 50% off all scrapbooks and never to be forgotten. Open Friday Evenings with the news of her home Patricia Murphy's Restaurant We have accepted this very distinguished honor Shop Browards' Largest Stereo Department wwn by reading the. Boca in Ft. Lauderdale. Raton News every week. with many, many proud thanks to all who have worked Mrs. Virgil A. Heck was with and for Teen Town. Without every single mem- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BDOI elected president; Mrs. Jack ber's help, this title would not be ours. Members, attended the third annual Many, Many Items Fancuilli, vice - president; this is your award and it will be your duty to keep U, S. Day banquet Friday Mrs. John Norton, recording up the standards of your organization. It's a large EBB TIDE night in the George Washing- secretary; Mrs. Bernard Je- responsibility to be fulfilled but you can do it! ton Hotel in West Palm zercak, corresponding se- There is always someone "behind the scenes" who PRICE Beach sponsored by the Flo- cretary, and Mrs. John Bort- works the hardest and receives the least credit. In RESTAURANT rida Coalition of Patriotic scheller, treasurer. this case, it is Jim Rutherford, for without his undi- and LOUNGE Societies of West Palm Card games were played vided attention and loyal, patient and understanding Beach. following the business ses- devotion, Teen Town would be a mere building Mr. and Mrs. Harold sion. against many. SEA FOOD - STEAKS - CHOPS Schmidt are in Binghamton, Clams and Oysters Now In Season N. Y., where Mr. Schmidt from has been a patient in Our Full Course Dinners $i.95 Lady of Lourdes Hospital. Dinner Served Luncheon Daily Word from friends of the 5-10 P.M. 11 A.M.-2 P-M. Schmidts said they hope to
rjp-^Jt^j..y4 Mile- s North of Boca on U.S. 1 CR 8-1741 return to Boca Raton in about a week. Grover Jungbluth of Chi- For a New Experience in Dining cago, 111., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred try our Hickory-Smoked Jungbluth. BARBECUED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boas HICKORY-SMOKED CHICKEN and Mr. and Mrs. L. £,\Cad- DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON BARBECUE AIIYou man returned recently from $1.75 a vacation in Nassau. SPECIALTIES Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rou- B-B-Q Fresh geux have returned from a Dili TO SHERIFF'S LIEN and Florida Lobster TaiJs two-month vacation. They Charcoal Steaks $245 visited Mrs. Rougeux's sister, Mrs. P, J. Murphy, and fa- LIQUIDATION mily in Connecticut amd several relatives arid friends ino vnimnzu in London, Ont., and To- BARBECUE RESTAURANT ledo, Ohio. 0F2 Fun in a Halloween theme was enjoyed by Tommy Roth, right front, as he cele- ocated Opposite the new CINEMA Theatre United Nations Day 100 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach Program Arranged brated his sixth birthday last Saturday. Guests joining in the fun were, clockwise STORES around the table, ButchClausnitzer, KitCameron, Richard Chisholm, Lee Jacobson, A United Nations Day pro- Ceb McKenry, Jeff Jacobson, Craig Elmore, Timmy Roth and host Tommy. A se- gram will be featured at a cond party was held just for the family on Sunday. The birthday boy is the son of meeting of the Soroptimist Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Roth. -- Colony Studio Photo. Club at 8 o'clock tonight. Members will meet atthe Kathryn Avery Gives 13th Birthday Party Biondi, Annette Johnson, home of Mrs. Dee Fancuilli, Kathryn Avery, daughter of Ocean Heights, celebra- Karen Leggett, Betty Man- 499 N. E. Ninth Street. of Col. and Mrs. W. R, Avery ted her 13th birthday recent- ning, Lucille Mirandi, Char- ly with a slumber party. leen Nelson and Jane Plunger. A Delightful Guests who contributed to HOUSE OF DAVID the funfest were Nancy Vote Nov. 8th SAVE TREAT HAIR FASHIONS IIINIUII immiiiii any night of the week ! T DINING AT ITS BEST - - AND NEARBY! Enjoy FORMERLY I * Full Course DINNERS from $1.50 VARIED TABLES with MENUS SNOWY-WHITE CLOTHS = ELEGANCE without EXTRAVAGANCE HAIR, gjf* Enjoy your favorite COCKTAIL STYLING 1 in our relaxing lounge ENTIRE) f by MR. BRUCE PH. 6423 I * LOWELL WHITEY at the Organ .LINGERIE BRAS 5O STOCK I Sunday Morning BUFFET BRUNCH § STRAW BAGS PERMANENT WAVING>*l2 up All lg)u $1.50 I mam im*. *±J r SHAMPOO and SET $300 . SHORTS L LUNCHEON and . BLOUSES DINNER SPECIALS dans Ladies BEACH DAILY.' 1 HAIR COLORING ,=5 / WEAR and HATS Serving hours 3 11:30—2 p.m. and 4:30—8 p.m your Manicurist. . . JACKIE PEEL Fine food served in pleasant surroundings v 152 S.E. 1st. Ave. Boca Raton UN COVE TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS sm u. fmmtAt HWT, POSAPAHO SIACH I RESTAURANT and LOUNGE I r (opposite Kwik Chek) 1 365 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach 1 CHILDREN'S WEAR ariiiiiiiiiJiiuiHimiiinuiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiuiuiiifliuiuuiuiuiiHniiininiiiiniiiuiiniiiiiJi 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 27, 1960 by Hannah Simons. Stones, Opals The PTA Kindergarten New Liturgy group visits the library every Put on Display two weeks to select reading im&JMm material from the assort- To Be Used An exquisite collection of ment of children's books. stones and semi-precious The library now has an ex- stones is being exhibited in hibit of art work done by the showcase at the Boca Ra- Nazarene Pastors BThiys ChurcSunday, the 20thh Sunday this group and a new exhibit after Trinity and also the Feast ton Library by Mrs. Margaret of Christ the King, St. Grego- Hinsch and an unusual col- will be displayed every se- ry's Episcopal Church will cond week. Here Next Week initiate part of the new Revis- lection of opals is being dis- Nazarene church pastors and ed Liturgy of the Episcopal played by Dick Rogers. Library hours are 2 to 5 their wives are scheduled to Church. p.m. Monday through Fri- take part in the annual Florida It will be the practice to have district Nazarene Preachers" a short sermon on the Holy Gos- Gift books have been re- day; 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday conference to be held at the pel at the 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist ceived from Janet Eubank, and Friday and 10 a.m. to Boca Raton Bible Conference every Sunday. At the Family grounds Monday through Wed- Eucharist at 9 B-m- the Epistle Margaret Lee Jackson, Mrs. 1 p, m. on Saturday. nesday of next week. each Sunday will be read by John Risser, Mrs. Homer Nearly all the 96 Nazarene one of the Lay Readers in the* churches In the Florida dis- congregation, and the Gospel Gwinnandthe Bethesda Hos- There are at least 32 refer- trict will be represented. will be read from the pulpit. pital Auxiliary. ences to corn in the Bible. These churches have a mem- A Gospel procession will be bership total of 7,400 and a used starting at the altar and New adult books added in Sunday school enrollment of going to the pulpit for the pro- October included "The 16,400. claiming of the Good NewsD Guest speaker will be Dr. This is in accord with the an- Snake Has All the Lines" by Paul Updike of Marlon, Ind., cient practice ot the early superintendent since 1944 of church where the Gospel was Jean Kerr, "Salesmanship" the Northeast Indiana district. read by the deacon from the by Joseph W. Thompson,. This Is one of the leading dis- lectern or the pulpit. Rev. tricts of the church. It has 95 James C. Stoutsenberger, rec- Mrs."John Hager Jr., left, receives congratulations from her fellow officers of the "Qea" by Lawrence Durrell, chucches with about 8,500 tor, said. Philathea Sunday School class as the new president. Other officers are, center, Mrs. "The Chapman Report" by members. Dr. Updike has been Offertory hymns will not be Irving Wallace, "The a member of the church Gene- used. The congregation will Marvin McCubbiij, class secretary, and right, Mrs, Peter DiCecco, .recording secre- ral Board since 1946. remain standing silently as Listener" by Taylor Cald- tary. Missing from the picture is Mrs. David Ashe, vice-president. --Boca Raton The conference will be in the offering of bread and wine well, "The Interns" by charge of Dr. John L. Knight are presented at the altar and News Photo. of Lakeland, district superin- offered by the celebrant, the Richard Freede, "Season of tendent. Pastor in charge of rector added. Fear" by Guy Ow en, " Da ugh- arrangements is the Rev. Eu- In accordance with this new gene Simpson of Pompano attempt to make the Euchariflt Class Elects, Nixon Thanks Mrs. Hadley ters and Rebels" by Jessica Beach. The rash of new car more vital to the people, there Mrs. Oryal Hadley, vice- Mitford, "May This House names on the market The. program Is planned to will be evening celebrations Arranges Party pends on the success of our give inspiration and challenge of the Liturgy on all major chairman of the Palm Beach combined efforts." be Safe From Tigers" by A- brings to mind that some- to Christian workers, the dis- feast days and holy days. The County Republican executive lexander King, "Set This thing like 2,500 make;; trict superintendent said. time will be announced prior An election of officers was He closed with his thanks DR. PAUL UPDIKE The Florida district is one of to these feasts. held recently by the Phila- committee and campaign and best personal wishes for House on Fire" by William have come and gone since 75 districts the church has set the turn of the century. Tuesday, Nov. 1, is in the thea Sunday School Class of chairman for Boca Raton, Mrs. Hadley. Styron, "Sands of Kalahari" up in the U.S., Canada and Christian calendar as All received a letter from Vice- by William Mulvihill, "Now Noted Pastor British Isles for administrative Saints Day and is a Prayer the First Baptist Church at Do you recall, for ex- purposes. Book saints day for Episco- the home of Mrs. Peter Di President Richard M. Nixon Thomas' Platform and at the Hour" by Robert ample, the Mercer, Over- The Church of the Naza- palians. this week with a "big thank D . TT • rene has a total of 312,000 The scheduled service of Cecco. Backs Cormier, "How to Bowl land, Pierce Arrow, Brew- Here Sunday members in 4,696 churches. It Holy Eucharist will be offered Officers elected were Mrs. you" to ail Republican wor- University Better" by Ned Day, "The ster and stutz? Then maintains 450 full-time mis- at 7;30 on this day, and in ac- there was the White, Sax- Dr, Alexander Hodge of sionaries In 42 world areas. cordance with the new sugges- John Hager Jr., president; kers in the community. Jerry Thomas this week Cheerful Day" by Nan Fair- Auckland, New Zealand, one of World offices and publishing tions of liturgical scholars in Mrs. David Ashe, vice-pre- The lener from the Vice- stressed the need for level- brother, "The Night They on, Grant and scrip ps- Great Britain's most gifted house are in Kansas City, the Episcopal Church, an even- Booth. Perhaps even more preachers and Bible exposi- Mo. sident; Mrs. Marvin Mc- President asked an all-out headed, experienced and Burned the Mountain" by tors, will speak Sunday even- ing celebration of the Eucharist will be held at 7:30. Cubbin, class secretary, Republican effort in the short conservative representation Thomas Dooley, "YouLearn dimly recalled are other Ing at 7:30 at the Community makes which have passed Church of Boca Raton. Boca Man Attends Nov. 2 is All Souls Day, and and Mrs. Peter DiCecco, time before the election. in his platform as Demo- by Living, " by Eleanor Roo- ( Dr. Hodge was with the Royal the Holy Eucharist will be held into limbo:. Wolverine, at 9 a.m. On this day, the recording secretary. "Cabot Lodge joins me in cratic nominee for the State sevelt, Fielding's Travel Engineers In the First World Victor, Pennsy, pronte- War, after which he was gradu- CBMC Convention names of all the faithful depart- Committee heads appoin- thanking you for your many Legislature. Guide to Europe 1960-61 by ated from Spurgeon's College of ed of the parish, benefactors nac, Ghent, Hatfleld, Included among t,000 men and friends will be read at the ted were Mrs. Robert Cook, Thomas, born and educa- Temple Fielding and "Our- London and the King's College and women attending the 23rd devoted partyefforts in the Piedmont and Erie. of the University of London. service. sunshine chairman; Mrs. Ro- ted in Palm Beach County, annual convention of the Chris- past, " Nixon wrote Mrs. selves to Know" by John Whether you drive a He succeeded the famous tian Business Men's Committee Church of Open Door's bert Pinchuk, social chair- Hadley. "We ask you to work served as director and ad- O'Hara. Bible teacher, W. Graham Scrog- International in Seattle, Wash., ministrator of the Florida Stutz or a Gasmobile gle, as pastor of the Bethesda late last week was MM. "Jack" Sermon Topics Listed man; Mrs. Clifford Adams, harder now than you ever New juvenile booksadded eight, it's only a short Baptist Church of Sunderland J?ose of Paradise Palms, Boca visitation chairman, and Securities Commission and, and lor the last 11 years has Raton. "Rightfully Interpreting the have' before until Nov. 8. in October were "Salute to haul to W.P. BEBOUT, Book of Revelation" will be the at 25, was the youngest se- been pastor of Haddon Hall In Gov. Mark B. Hatfleld of the group captains, Mrs. D. L. The future of our nation de- the Brave" by Albert Tib- REALTOR, where the Auckland, New Zealand. State of Oregon addressed the sermon topic of Rev. Albert L. Hires, Mrs. Curtis Haney, curities administrator in the In the morning service, Pas^ men1 s luncheon on Friday. Eastman at the 11 a,m. worship bets, "Strange Travelers" most attractive real es- tor Wendell p. Loveless will service of the Church of the Mrs. Roger Begley and ^s' Fifth Sermon in Seties United States and Canada. Other speakers included Wal- Open Door Sunday, by Sigmund A. la vine, tate investments are to continue the series of practical do Yeager, president, Cortland "The Kingdom of God", fifth In announcing his plat- truths In Revelation, his subject "Your Nervous System and Norman Ellingsworth. be had. Home, acreage, Produce Company, Toledo, in a series on "What We Be- form, Thomas said: " The Right Play for You" by being "The Sweet and Bitter Ohio. who Is chairman of the Spirit of God" will be the Plans were made to hold lieve," will be the subject of Bernice Carlson, "Jane Ad- or income property, you Book'' as described in Revela- CBM\ Norman Davis, Insur- message of Pastor Eastman at a masquerade party Oct. 29 the sermon' by Rev. Andrew W. "I pledge continuedassist- will find the soundest in- tion 10. There will be special ance executive, Brisbane, Aus- the 7:30 p.m. service. Solandt at- the service of morn- dams, World Neighbor" by music by the large chorus at the home of Mrs. Robert ing worship of the Congrega- ance for the establishment vestments among our list- choir. tralia; Paul Lllienberg, Orebro, Miriam Gilbert, "Story of Sweden; Ron Trow, Sydney, Aus- Presbyterian Topic Pinchuk. Discussion was held tional Church for southern of a State University at Boca ings at W.P, BEBOUT, Last Wednesday evening the tralia; Ulrlc Jelinek, president Is 'Do Not Disturb' Palm Beach county, including Raton which is foremost in Saint Nicholas" by Mildred REALTOR, 701 ' North church held a two-hour prayer Severna Manufacturing Company, on plans for a Christmas Boynton Beach, Delray Beach C. Luckhardt and "Some- meeting for God's guidance in Springfield, N.J., and Leslie H. "Do Not Disturb!" will be the party to be decided on later. and Boca Raton, at the Delray the needs of higher educa- Federal Highway. Phone the coming national election. Saunders, former mayor of To- topic of the sermon by Rev. Al- Beach Playhouse next Sunday tion in this area." thing New at the Circus" 8621, or 9336. ronto, Canada. bert G. Shlphorat at the 11 a.m. It was decided that the at 11. Attend Church Regularly Other representatives from service in the First Presbyterian Philathea Class will co-ope- foreign t countries included K.V. Church Sunday, Cherian, Kerala state, South Next Wednesday the Junior rate with the Winsome class India; Robert Inglis, Sydney, Choir will rehearse at 7 p ,m. Australia; J.D.P. Spierlng, and the Echo Choir at 7:45 p.m. on a Christmas project for ADVENT Hilversum, Holland, and D. Van The Senior Choir will meet for the Palm Beach County Katwijk, Arnhem, Holland. rehearsal at 8 p.m. Friday. LUTHERAN CHURCH Home and Hospital. - The A.L.C. - Advent Lutheran to Join 'The Choice Is Yours' LION'S CLUB Bldg. Is Presbyterian Topic . N.W. 35th St. at 4th Ave. Rev, Arland V, Brlggs, pastor REFORMATION SUNDAY of the Community Presbyterian In Reformation Service Church in Deerfield Beach, will 9:15—The Church at Study when an Auguatlnlan monk by 10:30 -The Church at Worship Advent Lutheran Church In speak on "The choice Is Yours" Boca Raton will Join with other the neme of Martin Luther nail- at two services Sunday, 9:30 and SERMON: Lutheran and p rote stant chur- ed the historic "Ninety-Five 11 a.m. The central theme for Declaration of Dependence ches all over the worid in cele- Theses" to the church door in the service will be in keeping brating the Festival of the Ref- Wittenberg, Germany, with Reformation Sunday, with William M. Deutschmann ormation Sunday, At the Reformation Service emphasis on Reformation Day, Pastor The special Reformation Ser- next Sunday, pastor William which is Oct. 31. vice will be held In Advent Deutschmann will preach on The Council of the Synod of Lutheran Church's temporary the theme, "A D eclaratlon of Florida, the United Presbyteri- worship quarters *at N.W. Fourth Dep endenc e* *, and the choir, an Church in the U.S.A., will Trinity Avenue and N.W. 35th Street, In under the direction of Mrs. meet at the Presbyterian Con- the Lions' Club building, at Marguerite Janes, will sing a ference Center in Lake placid Reformed the regular hour of morning wor- spedal arrangement of Samuel on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 10 a.m. ship, 10:30 a,m. Wesley's hymn, "The Church's The Executive Board of the The birth of the Reformation One Foundation". Women's Association will meet Church came on the eve of All SalntB In the afternoon, at 3:30 p."*., Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 10 a.m. Day, Oct. 31, In the year 1517, Advent mission's Service of Or- in the church with Mrs. Forrest Deerfield Women's ganization will be held in the Rhodes presiding. Club on Hwy 810 auditorium of the JDC. Mitchell The Board of Deacons will School. At this service, the meet Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 Just off KeJ. Highway FIRST BAPTIST- mission will officially be orga- p.m. nized as a congregation of the World Community Day will Sunday School CHURCH American Lutheran Church. The be observed Friday, Nov. 4, be- Uturglst and organizing pastor ginning at 10 a.m. at St. Martin- 162 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. will be Rev. Ernest W. Albrecht, ln-the-Flelds (Episcopal). The 9:30 A.M. Ph. 5005 pastor of South Miami Lutheran theme will be, "Christian Ac- Church, and a member of the tion for Freedom". Morning Worship 8:30 a.m. worship Service Mission Committee of the East- 9:45 adn. Sunday School ern District of the American Lutheran Church. The guest Methodist Men's Club 10:30A.M. 11:00 a.m. Morning worship preacher will be Rev. August A, 7:30p.m. Evening Worship Gysan, pastor of Christ Luth- Will Meet Wednesday Evening Worship eran Church in Miami and vice- Rev. Ernest E. Hawk will Rev, Harold F= Mitchell, president of the Eastern District speak on "A Thinking Man's Re- 7:00 P.M. pastor of the American Lutheran ligion" at the 11 a.m. worship Church. service at the' First Methodist The Revu Vernon Hoffman Affiliated with SOUTHERN Also participating in the ser- Church Sunday. Pastor BAPTIST CONVENTION vice will be a group of ushers Boy Scout Troop 300 will from Abiding Savior Lutheran meet at the church at 7 p.m. Church in Fort Lauderdale and Monday. the Choir of Prince of Peace On Tuesday afternoon the ST. PAl JL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Lutheran Church in Margate un- Carol Choir under the leader- 180 East Royal Palm Road der the direction of Mrs. paula ship of Mrs. Ernest E. Hawk Rhodes, and Mrs. John Mitchell will re- Summer Schedule hearse. Mrs, Warren W. Bailey will accompany at the piano. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. the WORSHIP SEKVICE 10:30 A.M. ROYAL PALM Methodist Men's Club will hold THE REV. EUGENE KRUG, Pastor a dinner meeting at the church. BAPTIST CHURCH Thomas. F. Fleming Jr, will ad- dress the group on the subject, - CONSERVATIVE - "A Visit to SAC". FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Parks Hunt, Pastor Next Thursday morning at 9:30 the third session on the 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton - SUNDAY SERVICES - study, "One World, One Mis- Regular Schedule sion," will be held. Mrs. H.W. 9:35 Sunday School Rankin and Mrs, Oscar Law- Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. rence are in charge under the 11:00 Morning Worship auspices of the Woman's So- Church Service -11 A.M. 7:30 Evening Worship ciety ot Christian Service. Sermon: - LOCATED IN THE - Latin Americans constitute "A Thinking Man's Religion" Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Deerfield Beach, Florida about one-third of all the The Rev. Ernest Hawk, Minister world's Catholics. First Presbyterian Church THE FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING OCTOBER 30, I960 600 West Camino Real ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. Boca Raton Custom Built-we welcome variations WORSHIP HOUR Located in the city of Boca Raton 7:40 A.M. MATINS Deep, wide canals opening into the Intracoastal Uniform Precast Concrete Seawalls n:oo A. M. 8:00 AM. HOLY EUCHARIST All lots* minimum of 8,250 square feet Sermon 9:00 A.M. FAMILY EUCHARIST 11:00 A.M. MORNING PRAYER "Do Not Disturb!' Hoca Mar bout Momes %** and HOLY EUCHARIST EAST of Federal Highway 1 6:00 P.M." EPISCOPAL YOUNG North of Downtown Boca Raton REV. ALBERT G. SHIPHORST CHURCHMEN Phone; CRestwood 8-2692 Pastor THE.REV. JAMES C. STOUTSENBERGER, Rector (Air Conditioned) Phone Boca 8870 Teenagers to Collect Funds C of C Board ChecK rasser Fills Post , Warning Given For UNICEF Monday Night Of Director Word has been received by little spooks and goblins, the Boca Raton Chamber of spacemen and witches will William Mitchell of J. C. Commerce that someone is ring doorbells in Boca Raton Mitchell and Sons, 22 S. signing the name "Aaron next Monday night and resi- Federal Highway, has ten- Bush" to worthless checks im- dents wiil hear the familiar dered his resignation as a printed with the name "Lo- chant of "Trick or Treat for director of the Boca Raton cal Loan Service Inc. " with UNICEF. " Chamber of Commerce. an a ddress on Andrews Ave- Sponsored locally by the Mitchell served a term as nue in Ft, Lauderdale. The Boca Raton Ministerial Asso- president during 1958-59 and checks are drawn on the ciation andnationallyby the also as secretary before then. Broward National Bank of Ft. U.S. Committee forUNICEF, Having been a member of Lauderdale. the United Nations Children's the Board of Directors for Chamber manager Ed Mel- Fund Halloween program will five years, he said he felt vin warned merchants to be be carried out at the same he should step aside to make on the lookout and to notify room for other equally com- time in some 10, 000 other the police if the passer offers petent people who may bring communities throughout A- such a check. new talents to the Chamber's m erica. "A description of the per- service. Mrs. H. M. Fitzgerald has Mrs. H. M. Fitzgerald, general chairman of the UNICEF son passing these checks or been named gefaeral chair- Halloween "Trick or Treat" project, outfits Gregory Martin President Val Brennan, in the license number of the man of the drive. Churches with his identification badge and marked container for his accepting Mitchell's resigna- car would be a great help in participating are St. Grego- rounds Monday night. Gregory, 11, is the son of Mr. and tion, expressed regrets. apprehending die culprit," ry's Episcopal, First Presby- Mrs. Clayton L. Martin of North Boca Village. --Boca Ra- A a special board meet- said Melvin. ing, John Feldmann was ap- terian, Advent Lutheran and ton News Photo. This view shows the Blackstone, a three-bedroom, two-bath home with a screened pointed to fill Mitchell's un- Church of the Open Door, patio which is one of three model homes now on display in Boca Islands, a rising LEARN TO expired term of office. Members of Teen Town Rutherford, city recreation sub-division in south Boca Raton. DRIVE will participate in the drive supervisor. Sale of Bulbs Banquet ticket chairman CR 6-9888 under the leadership of Jim A party will be held for Dotty Kemp reported a fine Door to Door Service children 12 and under help- response to appeals for ad- Homes on Display in Boca Islands AA Auto Schoo. ing in the collections at St. Starting Well vance reservations. JMore One of the up-and-coming by Richard and George Hal- three bedrooms, two baths, 309 N.E. 1st St. Gregory's Church starting at First reports of the Boca than lt)0 reservations have sub-divisions now being de- pern and Michael Daspin is $16, 990. [ack Grant, Mgr. Del ray Beach 7 p. m. Raton Lions Club's Light Bulb been made and a capacity veloped in Boca Raton is Bo- the Douglas, with three bed- Teenagers will-hold their Sale were made at a club- crowd is expected at the ca Islands, situated south of rooms and two baths and Flo- COME TO liiii annual installation banquet house dinner meeting Mon- Camino Real and to the west DRIVE-IN THEATRE post-drive party in the Teen- rida room, for $21,490. "age Center following the day night and indicate suc- Nov. 5 in the Patio Boyale of Dixie Highway. Others are the Blackstone, S. Fed. Ilwy. DeerfieJd of the Boca Raton Hotel and PAUis BARBER SHOP drive. cess, according to President dffering direct access to three bedrooms, two baths, Club. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Each penny received by Dithmar Bulla_ the ocean through the El Rio screened patio, $18,990; the and meet Paul and Ralph for October 28-29 the Trick or Treaters wearing "More than 150 packages Barbara Harrison and Bert Canal, the developers de- Jefferson, three bedrooms, the Best in Hair Cutting All Technicoior Show the UNICEF black and orange of the bulbs were sold the Klehm, co-chairmen of the scribe their homes as "Boca two baths, enclosed garage, Rory Calhoun-Connie Hines tag Monday night can mean first week, before the house- Gift Packet Committee, re- Raton's greatest waterfront $18, 490; the Churchill, two THUNDER IN five glasses of milk for a to-house canvass started," ported new contributions ar- buy," with prices ranging bedrooms, two baths, Flori- 2 Barbers to Serve You CAROLINA needy child overseas, or the Bulla reported, "and this riving daily. They said It from $17,490 to $21,490. da room, $17, 990; the At- AIR-CONDITIONED * Hours: 8:30-6:00 Daily BCG vaccine to protect him shows the public support gi- appeared likely that there Among the features are tache, three bedrooms, two Audie Murphy—Dan Duryea ven our Sight Conservation 109 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. FREE RIDE CLEAR of from tuberculosis. A nickel's will be between 40 and 50 central heating and air con- baths, Florida room, $17,- Program." items packaged for each lady At Aldrich Corner PARKING DIABLO worth of UNICEF penicillin ditioning, full insulation, 490, and the Statesman, will cure a child of yaws, a After Monday's meeting, present. The Allen Holmes choiceof all-electric or gas SAT. BONUS SHOW crippling tropical disease. which was held one hour Orchestra will furnish music kitchens, built-in G. R range James Stewart-June Allyson Mrs. Fitzgerald pointed early and with no program, for dinner and dancing. and oven, city water, alu- The GLENN MILLER out that UNICEF is not a Light Bulb Chairman Joseph Banquet Chairman Jack minum awning-type windows STORY "give away" program. As- Damateo assigned sections Welch stressed that the pub- and white terrazzo floors. sisted governments match of Boca Raton to teams o f lic is invited. Tickets o r Federal Development Cor- two for sale of the bulbs. BOCA ISLANDS SUNDAY & MONDAY the aid they receive at reserva tions m a y be obtaine d poration is developing Boca October 30-31 least two and a half times, "We hope that our citi- by phoning Chamber mana- Islands'and this week it re- HALLOWEEN SHOW she said. zens will appreciate a door ger Ed MelvinatBoca Raton ported the sale of five homes BOCA RATON Vincent Price-Mark Damon Each year a differentpar- delivery of eight various 8638. with numerous visitors cal- HOUSE of USHER ticipating church is host to sized bulbs for less than the New membership applica- ling to see the three com- the children's party. regular retail price, " Da- tions received from the fol- pleted model homes which Lee Patterson-Eddie Byrne WXUM0US mateo said. "This is the first lowing were approved by the are open for inspection. In- JACK THE RIPPER Ancient Water Court annual Bulb Sale of Palm Boardof Directors; Boca Ra- spection hours are 9 a.m. to The Water Tribunal, a Beach County Lions clubs ton Travel Agency, 18 S. 5 p. m. seven days a week. TUBS. & TVED. peasant court, has b e e n November 1-2 and we hope to build .u p E. First Avenue; Boca Raton Entrance to Boca Islands is meeting Thursday mornings support in future years. " Homeslnc, 425 N.W. 12th from Dixie Highway. Once WATERFRONT LIVING Lana Turner—Sandra Dee in Valencia, Spain, since IMITATION OF LIFE Damateo reported that Avenue, and Tradewind the proposed extension of the 10th Century. It decides the club has 500 packages Hills Inc., P.O. Box 1064, Camino Real westof the rail- the allocation of irrigation is W@w Within Your Richard Barton-curt Jergens committed and requested Boca Raton. road tracks goes through, water and settles all disputes BITTER VICTORY that all collections be turned Boca Islands expects to have S concerning water distribution over to him as soon as pos- Bethesda Patients an entrance from Camino from l 5.990 sible. Proceeds of the sale Boca Raton patients admit- Real. THURS: FROM the TERRACE plus STORY of RUTH will be used to run the Lions ted to Bethesda Memorial Top home now being built Direct Access To Intracoastal and Ocean I Sight program and other Hospital between Oct. 17 community services. and 24 included Cecil Wat- Upturn Seen in Beer The bulbs were packaged son, Gerald Ramsey and Brewers are cheering a in special Lions bags by the Miles Skinner. major upturn in sales and Miami \ Lighthouse for the Admitted from Deerfield profits. They believe a 10- Blind at the expense of Beach during the same pe- year decline in beer drink- Westinghouse, the bulb sup- riod was Louie Hoogland. ing may be over. plier. Board Processes NEW 1961 WESTINGHOUSE 1,000 Applications More than 1, 000 contrac- 23" CONSOLE tors' applications have been processed by a recently or- THE BLACSCSTONE MODEL: ganized contractors certifi- 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bafhs, 900 sq. ft. screened- cation advisory board, the in patio. Waterfront — including central ft Palm Beach County Commis- heating and air conditioning w sion learned in a report PLUS three other models, just as attractive made to the board Monday. in plan and price. 18,990 Robert Brown, advisory board chairman, said thus far certificates have been All Models With PLUS! Audie Murphy „, SUN> _ starts 6 ' issued to 373 general con- No Name on Bullet "ICE PALACE" tractors, 108 electrical, 68 plumbing and 338 specialty. CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING A total of85applications are pending. Commissioners estimated and HEATING NOW that more than $20, 000 has SHOWING been paid into the new exa- Feature at: mining and licensing sec- 2:0O-Y[p6-6:00-8:O0 and 10:00 tion and that the operation ALL ELECTRIC KITCHENS CONTINUOUS - D6ORS OPEN 1:45 has been operating without cost to taxpayers. NON-WATERFRONT HOMES
THE DAYTONA Model K-4010 VOTE NOV. 8th AVAILABLE AT LOWER PRICES CONVENIENCES: ciw to s h \ n Center*, Headquarters for New Square Cornered 23" Picture 0 PP 9 Window — TV tube opens fo a full 278 DIRECTIONS Schools.,. Churches and Beach, sq. inches of viewing area. M . ,.,„., Deep Wide Ceneis. 100% 3 «k North on Federal High- GIBSON New Memory Fine Tuning! denrial Zoning, Pevad Roads. way (U.S. #1) to Ca- •OCA MTOtr Beautiful Modern Styled Cabinet mino Real, the first traf- ClllI The GUITARS fic light in Boca Raton. talent from And All Musical Turn left at the traffic Tampa instrument light (Howard John- Accessories $ 95 son's on corner) one PERLBERG-SEATON block to Dixie Highway, turn left again, south the HEARING 239 one-quarter of mile to f0-DAY FREi SERVICE the entrance of BOCA AID ISLANDS. BATTERIES 1-YEAR WARRANTY ON PIX TUii BOCA INHERIT ?Hi WIN® CHARLES C. DONAHUE'S ISLANDS Spencer Tracy I. W. 4th Avenue end APPLIANCES Corner of S. W. Hth Place and Frederick March SQUIRES Aldrich Corner 253N.Fed.Hwy. Ph. 3638 Boca Raton. Florida „, SmokingLoge-Ptish-Back seats-Free Parking2,000 cars Phone BOCA 4373 Boca Raton Phone: BOCA 4864 ANOTHER FEDERAL DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY 8-ATIIE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 27, 1960 cout toJoin DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS f, ! Weather-ControlAWNINGS club t0 Donate Vote Project SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Gwen Taylor Is Engaged Approximately 50 Cub For FREE ESTIMATES Decrfield Trec Scouts comprising the five Call Collect, Ft. Lauderdale, LQgan 6-2155 dens of Boca Raton Cub Pack To Wed Ft. Myers Man More than 150 members 327 will join with 5, 000. 000 and guests turned out for 30 S.E. 1 ST. other Boy Scouts and Cub Mr. and Mrs.: Virgil R. the Deerfield Beach Gar- Between Federal Taylor, 661 N.W. Second den club luncheon meet- Scouts Saturday in a national & Pixie Hwy. Way, Deerfield Beach, project designated as "Get IVi Blocks West ing at the Royal Palm of LOVE'S DRUG announce the engagement Yacht and country club out the Vote. " of their daughter, Gwen, last Thursday. Special doorknob hangers to James H, Maker of Ft. Guest speakers were urging the registered voters Myers. Mrs. E.H. McKeon of to get out and vote will be Mr. Maker is the son of Pompano Beach and Lio- hung on many homes in Bo- Mrs. James Maker and the nel Brashares, president ca Raton by the Scouts. late Mr. Maker. . of the Deerfield Beach Cubmaster Kenneth W. The bride-elect was Chamber of Commerce. Higgins and den mothers Mrs. graduated from Pompano COMPLETE LAUNDRY Members of the club William Sweet, Mrs. Warren SERVICE FOR Beach High School and passed a resolution to Harris, Mrs. Ralph Dauben- attended South Georgia purchase a living Christ- speck, Mrs. Walter Grenell HOMES - APTS. - MOTELS ONE College in Douglas, Ga. mas tree for the city of and Mrs. Renee Oates will DAY She is eirployed by the Deerfield Beach. The \ Visit Our Modern New Plant First Federal savings and supervise the distribution by SHIRT club will donate the tree Mr. and Mrs. Arno Grauel of 1203 S.W. First Ter- the Cubs. Loan Association in Bo- to the city to be planted SERVICE ca Raton. race, Deerfield Beach, entertained recently at an "Citizenship plays an im- at a spot to be chosen open house for a large group of friends in celebra- Her fiance also attended portant part in scouting and jointly by the City com- tion of their 50th wedding anniversary.—Sand Photo. South Georgia College mission and the club _ participation in this project following graduation from board. by the Cub Scouts gives them Ft. Myers High School. MISS GWEN TAYLOR an important role in the Mrs. T.M. Russell, RE-ELECT He is credit manager for Kiwanis Golf Tourney forthcoming election," Hig- president, said the tree a Ft. Myers firm. Dee rfield Birth gins said. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mer- could be decorated yearly The wedding will take for the Christmas season. Winners Are Revealed place in Trinity Metho- cer of 633 S.E. Second Boca Insurance Man John F. Kirk Street, Deerfield Beach, A special guest at the Winners of the Deer- Raton and w.M. Stowe of dist Church, Deerfield announce the birth of a meeting was Mayor Wil- At Milwaukee School field Beach Kiwanis Boca Raton. Each was SHERIFF Beach, on a date to be an- boy at Holy Cross Hospi- son Livor of Deerfield Harry Yarbrough, 219 S. W. Club-sponsored Golf awarded one golf ball. nounced. tal. Beach. Second Street, Boca Raton, Years of continuous Tournament held recently The next meeting of the at the Boca Raton Hotel Group Seeks 1,000 special agent of the North- law enforcement in Deerfield Personals club will be held Nov. 11 western Mutual Life Insurance 32 Palm Beach County jointly with the Lake and Club have been an- Company, is in Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles per of Kew Gardens,- N.Y. nounced. Books for Library The Coopers were enter- Placid Garden Club at the Wis., attending a two-week KIRK IS A MAN OF ACTION - NOT PROMISES! Southern have as their Lighthouse Point City First prize'df, six golf guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul tained recently by the A new project has been career school at the firm's *• YOU CANNOT SUBSTITUTE WORDS FOR Hall at 2 p.m. balls went to Dorsey adopted by the Zeta Tau home office. The school is Mitchell of Anderson, Dahls' son-in-law and Nevergall of Pompano EXPERIENCE Ind. Mr. Mitchell is Mrs. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chapter, Sigma. Beta Phi, for 50 of the most success- Today's Carnival Beach; Red Smith of Pom- in Deerfield Beach. The ful newer agents of the 103- 16 ACTIVE YEARS AS SHERIFF OF P.B. COUNTY Southsrn's brother. Ward Gedney. pano was second, three sorority sisters are trying year-old firm. Yarbrough is See and Hear John Kirk Mr. and Mrs. William ist^rneolo S Sponsored by PTA golf balls; Hazel Cook of to collect 1,000 books for Wagner have returned from Pompano third, three golf associated with the Thomas Oct. 31 6 p.m. Ch. 5 Nov. 3 8:45 p.m. Ch. 12 field Beach after spend- A carnival sponsored by the new Deerfield Beach A. Cranley district agency Nov. 2 8:45 p.m. Ch. 12 a visit to the Smoky Moun- balls. Library, ing the summer in the the Deerfield Beach Ele- There was a two-way in Palm Beach, tains. They visited child- mentary school Parent- ren and grandchildren, North. After making a se- tie for fourth prize be- They are seeking child- ries of piano recordings Teacher Association is tween Bob Cooper of Del-ren's books, novels, edu- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mac- scheduled for this after- kie and Mr. and Mrs. Leon in New York City, he ray Beach and Bob Craig catio'nal pamphlets and ELECT •visited friends in Ro- noon on the school grounds Jr., of Deerfield Beach. technical books, encyclo- Daniels and their fami- starting at 4:45 p.m. lies in Louisville and chester, Buffalo and Each was awarded three pedias, reference and Knosville. Later they Pittsburgh. There will be games, golf balls. "how-to'' books. EDWARD went to Hendersonville, booths and the usual as- There was a four-way Mrs, Rolland Becker and Frank Stoner Given sortment of carnival Mrs. Walter Batt are co- N.C., to relax a bit before Surprise on Birthday tie for fifth place, William returning home. goodies such as snow F. Edwards of Ft. Laud- chairmen'of the project. Prank Stoner was sur- cones and soft drinks, ac- Mr. and Mrs. Odas Tan- erdale, Duke Grassel of Calls for collection or prised on his birthday re- cording to David van Deerfield Beach, Stan pick-up service may be BANDLOW ner have as their guests cently when a group of Ness, PTA president. Babkiewich of Del ray made to Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Mrs. Tanner's parents, friends arrived at his Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Hart of A spaghetti dinner will Beach and Ray Hayden James R. Jacob of Deer- COUNTY COMMISSIONER home to help him cele- be served with a donation of Delray Beach. Each field Beach or Mrs. Robert Berlin, Ga. A family re- brate. union was held when of $1 for adults and 50 received three golf balls. B. Cochran of Pompano another daughter, Miss Joining the festivities cents for children. For sixth prize there Beach. DIST.#3- REPUBLICAN Mary Ruth Hart, arrived were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tickets will be on sale was a five-way tie among fnbm Indianapolis to join Gladwell, Mrs. Sidney at the school office and Lloyd Brown of Pompano Two Social Evenings the group. Carroll and Robert Davis also at the carnival ticket Beach, Seely Hunter of Held by Optimist Club THE PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE" of Deerfield' Beach; Mr. stations. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pompano Beach, Bob Two social evenings and Mrs. LeRoy Wells of Mr. and Mrs. prank Love Craig Sr. of Deerfield were held recently by the * Bandlow pledges not to hold a real estate licence while in Dahl have as their guests Boynton Beach; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold coo- are co-chairmen. Mrs. Jean Beach, Kay Wolf el of Boca Deerfield Beach Optimist public office. Mrs. Arthur Groves and Mr. R. Van Ness is ticket Club. * A two party system will force economy into Palm Beach Coun- and Mrs. ' Harvey Hamers chairman. Sorority Entertains One was a "Ladies A GOOD of Hillsboro Beach; Mrs. —-—- Night" held' at the Sun ty Government and LOWER taxes. Irene Gooch, Mrs. Rita No Ban on I ruit Fly At Western Party Cove with wives as * A two party system will let the light of truth shine into the Felice, Miss Joan Brack- Needed, State Is Told guests. dark corners of your court house. MAN en and Alfred Boynton of The sporadic findsof three Thick charcoa] broi]ed On Saturday members of (Paid Pol. Adv.) Pompano Beach. Oriental fruit flies in Call- steaks and m O]d-fashion- the Opti-Mrs. Club were fornia have resulted in that TO KNOW Factory AUTHORIZED. ed hayride were features hosts to a splash party state devoting special atten- of a Western style party held at the home of Mr. WAGNER tiontothe movement of le-? given by members of the and Mrs. Dominic Grill ELECT mons and tomatoes into Flo- Deerfield Beach Zeta Iota for members of the Opti- rida and other southern chapter of Beta Sigma Phi mist Club. states. for their husbands, and Program chairman Percy In a communication to rushees and their hus- White was welcomed back f.F. the State Plant Board, E. A.bands, Saturday in Pio- after his vacation. Breech, chief of California's neer Park. At the Nov. 2 meeting a Bureau of Plant Quarantine, Mrs. John Sullivan treasurer's report, budget has outlined procedures de- planned the decorations report and final report on signed to protect the wel- creating the Western at- the Labor Day pish pry YAH KESSEL fare of states receiving Ca- mosphere. Mrs. Don will be made. Kellers Electric Ser Youngman was co-planner 3301" S. FEDRL HWY. CR 6-6235 lifornia fruits and vegetables. Guests at the weekly REPUBLICAN with Mrs. Sullivan of the meeting were Glenn Ham- party. mard and Jack Bowden. After dinner, games were COUNTY COMMISSIONER This Week, enjoyed, followed by a Cyprus Battleground hayride with Walter Ost- The island of Cyprus DIST. # I Johnny Hill hoff as the driver. changed hands 12 times be- Rushees feted were Mrs. for becoming independent 20 GAL. SIZE GALV. Leo Robb, Mrs. Richard this year. Aboutl, 000 B. C. "We as tax payers of Palm Beach County are entitled to equal and fair Insurance Counselor Wilson,Mrs. William Kueb- the Greeks took over from representation, this means a two party system. I feel it is unfair for He's the kind of insurance GARBAGE ler, Mrs. sonny Glenn, the native islanders, and everyone— to have a commissioner who is in the real estate business. man you want representing Miss Elaine Corby, Mrs. Cyprus was successively held I will not be if elected. VANS THE MAN for ALL the people . . oppos- you if trouble does come CAN Edward chalk er, Mrs. by Phoenicia, Assyria, E- ing Kenneth Foster. William Neal and Mrs. your way. He can choose Regular 3.89 Value gypt, Persia, Rome, Byzan- the right protection for Robert Bourque. tium, the Crusaders, Venice, you from policies offered (paid Pol, Adv.1 by America's leading Turkey and Britain. capital stock insurance companies. When it comes KILL CHINCH BUGS! to insurance safe-guards, LAWN SPRAY see a specialist. CHOICE HOME sins AVAILABLE i Reg. $4.79 gal. SPECIAL Remember ... $3.79 Gal Select Yours Now It's The Policy USE UNIVERSITY GARDENS Behind The Polity Army Worms??0XAS»HENE" That Counts. AZALEA, CAMELLIA, GARDENIA, IXORA Reg 5 LB. BAG 3 BEDROOM, I BATH 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CARPORT CARPORT BASIC 'G' 6-6-6 Down Pdyment- $450 Down Payment - $750 FERTILIZER 30 Yr FHA Mortgage 30 yr. FHA Mortgage 25% + Organic Nitrogen phis All Essential Minerals 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. bags $14,000 $16,500 BOCA SPECIAL $3.49 NSURANCE COMPLETE LINE OF HOMES WITH POOLS AVAILABLE Within City Limits - City Water & City Sewers AGENCY WALLPAPER Moderate Taxes for Important Services Affiliated With STOCK PUICAN ENTERPRISES TUNISON PROPERTIES HCMI Of 40 FAM0US_BRAN0$ John W. Lake Alvin H. Shelter DIRECTIONS: Go North on Federal Highway /TURN 165 E. Palmetto PL Rd. 290 NW 46fh ST. • BOCA 4044 -5689- LEFT on 40th. St.Newly Paved 4 Lane Highway To Ph. Boca 5408 . 172 i. Bocollaton Road Ph 54O3 Brokers Protected N.W. 3fd. Ave. and Follow Signs. Thursday, October 27, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 three new members, Richard from the State Department classrooms added to the Boca UNESCO Performs Well J. Chenoweth of the First Play of Education on the two ; Raton School. , Bank of Boca Raton, Thomas TIPS J. Bermingham of the Arvida For Peace, Rotary Told Corporation and W. Thomas Bids Low IF You NEED MONEY-SEE US! Martin of the First Federal Bids ranging from $1,800 UNESCO, a part of the Ti- tries. The program o f to $1,650 were submitted to nned Nations, is doing great UNESCO to educate the peo- Savings and Loan Association. They were presented to the the Palm Beach COunty work in bringing about bet- ple of the world to live in School Board last week for ter understanding among peace is making great pro- club by rrrembers Aris Smith, 251600 Bill Rupp and W. Sergeant surfacing the play court at peoples of the world, Dr. gress. " the Boca Raton Elementary . SIGNATURE B. H. Masselink of Fort Lau- Nixon. LOAN Dr. Masselink also said a School. . FURNITURE derdale told the Boca Raton step forward had been taken Rotary to Meet Apparent low bidder was .Rotary Club at its luncheon in the Atlantic Union, a new Belevedere Construction AUTOMOBILE meeting in the Sun Cove idea approved by the Con- Company With $1, 650, well Restaurant. gress and President which Here Nov. 18-20 under the $2, 300 estimated PHONE "UNESCOhas been active RELIABLE LOAN will bring together delegates The Delray Beach Rotary in the budget for the job. BOCA 9894 in the student program, " Dr. from nations in the Atlantic Club will be the official host School Board member 16S.E. 1st Ave. Masselink said, "and today community. These delegates, for the annual District Con- Harold Turner said the board SERVICE, Inc. E.H. RICH, Mgr. • we have 51,000 foreign stu- he said, will confer and then ference of Rotary Internati - usually reviews the low bid dents enrolled in United take back to their own na- onal, which will be held in and announces the awarding States schools and 26,000 tions ideas for peace and the Boca Raton Hotel and in about two weeks. 3-PIECE American students enrolled closer unity among the At- Club on Friday, Saturday \ The board also accepted a in schools in foreign coun- lantic nations. and Sunday, Nov. 18, 19 certificate of final inspection BEDROOM SET Dr. Masselink, who ad- and 20. * Double Dresser with Mirror 95 dressed the Boca Raton Cham- A fellowship dinner will * CHEST * NITE STAND . ; . GRIFFIN ber of Commerce Coffee be held on Friday night and SCIENTIFIC 69 Club earlier this year, re- the Governor's banquet on T. M. Reg. U.S. P.t. Off. FLOORING CO. cited the efforts to create an Saturday night, Cecil S. "You've been trying to start something ever since PEST HEAD BOARDS $198 up 'Griffin Has The Floor" international peace organi- Farrarof Delray Beach is the zation in his talk before the District Governor. you got those vitamins in the Want Ads!" CONTROL Rotary Club. He said the fttu. VINYL On Saturday noon a model Fire Prevention Hi-lites United States under President luncheon will be given. On RICHARDS FURNITURE McKinley started the move- CORK Sunday morning there will SINCE 19QS 3749 N.Fedl. Hwy. Pompano Beach mentfora WorldCourt, then be a friendship breakfast on Rules for Baby-Sitters RUBBER refused to join it, and this the terrace. WH 1-0617 country, under President CR 8-2814 STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM FORMICA Principal speaker for the Wilson, initiated the League conference will be Porter To Keep Children Safe WOUIDS IMOIST PUT CONTRO1 £O HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. SANDING of Nations and then rejected W. Carswell, representative BY SAL MATTEIS it. He placed part of the of the president of Rotary City Fire Inspector FINISHING blame for world conditions International. Never go away and leave on the failure of the United For the wives of Rotarians children alone. This is one FREE ESTIMATES States to support theseorga- there will be a special Ro- habit that should be broken. 118 N. Federal Hwy. niza tions. tary Ann luncheon on Satur- When employing a baby-sit- Delray CR 8-1210 The Rotary Club inducted day following a home and ter, ask yourself these ques- garden tour in Boca Raton. tions and follow the suggesti- NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR LICENSE A golf tournament for Ro- ons offered: Can I leave Real Estate Is Interesting, Profitable tarians will be held on Fri- my children with this per- and Provides Security For You day from 7 a. m. to 1 p. m. son? Will they act as I would EXAM COURSE ONLY $35.00 during an emergency? We Week's Schedule hope the following rules will Attend Any aid in your decision. THURSDAY EVENING: 7 P.M. MONDAY TOTALLY DIFFERENT 1. Parentsandsittershould Lions Club, Lions Club- 634 S. FEDERAL HWY., DELRAY BEACH know one another. house, 7 p.m. ; Call Boca 4457 For Information 2. Em ploy only sitters who TUESDAY Extension service Broward Business College have a sense of responsibili- Kiwanis Club, Sun Cove, ty and who like children. noon. Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers 3. Try to have the same TYPES OF CHEVY TRUCKS! Garden dub, J.C Mit- sitter regularly if possible, chell School, 8 p. m. NEON CARDS and one who lives nearby. PAINTED PAPER Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, 7 p.m. 4. Have a preliminary in- terview with the sitter. Ac- Jaycees, Ebb Tide, 7:30 quaint her or him with the p.m. children and pets, especial- Elks Lodge, Driftwood ly the "WATCH-DOG. " DIAL Club, 8 p.m. DIAL 5. Giveinstructionsorally 8175 60 N. Dixie 8175 WEDNESDAY Rotary Club, Sun Cove, and leave them in writing. 12:15 p.m. 6. Be sure sitter under- THURSDAY stands that in a fire emer- Boca Raton Board of Real- gency she should get the CALIFORNIA REDWOOD tors, First Federal, 7:30 p. children out of the house; m. then call the Fire Depart- American Legion, Legion ment; then notify the pa- rents. Home, 8 p.m. Rampside—roll your loads in and out. Nothing (o it! FRIDAY 7. Show sitter all exits Christian Business Men's and how to get the children Corvan-side loading height is only 14" from the ground! FENCES Committee, Sun Cove, out of the house in case of ALL NEW STYLES ... ALSO noon. fire. Boca Raton Barbershop- 8. Give sitter the tele- STANDARD and SAFETY WIRE pers, First Federal, 7:45 p. m. phone number of the Fire FHA TERMS AVAILABLE Department; family doctor Electronic Ferret Used and place where parents are SEE COMPLETE DISPLAY going; and also what neigh- REAR-ENGINE CORVAIR 95's-THE TRUCKS THAT BEGAN WITH 4 WHEELS AND A FRESH IDEA! Corner Old Dixie and Boca Raton Rd. Potential failures in under- bor to call in the event of ground cable insulation are emergency. That Rampside model you see is nearly two feet shorter than a conventional pickup. Yet it has over 20 cu. ft. averted by an electronic 9. If there is no phone, more capacity. The Corvair 95 panel (Corvan) offers 191 cu. ft. of the most accessible load space you ever saw. ferret developed by a Conn- explain to sitter other means Think of up to 1,900 pounds of whatever you haul riding on a highly maneuverable, light handling 95-inch wheel- ecticut firm. This under- of notifying Fire Department ground sleuth finds a piece base. That'll give you an idea of Corvair 95 efficiency. This is a beauty. Has 4-wheel independent suspension. in case of fire. An integral body-frame build. Exceptional comfort and visibility. And a thrifty air-cooled rear engine that never of poor insolation and elec- 10. Caution sitter against AWNING % FENCE CO. tronically "breaks through" permitting child to play with needs water or antifreeze or radiator repairs. You've never seen trucks like these before! the fault, burning out the matches, electric cords or potential failure to prevent other electrical appliances. phone Boca 7-2701 "healing" by self-connecting Also tell her to keep the arcs. child out of the kitchen if possible. 11. If sitter is to bathe youngster, make sure she or TORSION-SPRING CHEVROLETS-WORTH MORE BECAUSE THEY WORK MORE! he has had the experience Once around the block'in this '61 and you'll never be satisfied with a front-axle truck again. The difference is to do so. that noticeable. You actually feel the advantages of independent front suspension in the almost total absence 12. Leave the first-aid- of I-beam shimmy and wheel fight. The driver rides easy; the load's better protected, tires take less abuse, kit with sitter and explain the whole truck is subjected to far less damaging road shock and vibration. You find you can move faster how to take care of simple burns, cuts and bruises. over rough trails and off the road to get more done in a day. Efficiency goes up. Profits 13. PROVIDE FLASH- & follow. Stop by your dealer's and look over the whole line—both types of Chevy trucks. LIGHTS FOR USE IN CASE Materials, Inc. LIGHTING SHOULD FAIL. 14. Always come home at the hour agreed upon; tele - phone when delayed. 15. Make suitable and Wide choice of pickups includes six Fleetsides! BOCA RATON, FLORIDA safe arrangements for ac- companying sitter home. N. W. 13th Street at F. E. C. R. R. If you follow the above P. 0. Box 515 Telephones 8588 - 8589 suggestions lean assure you that the evening will be pleasant and your mind TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE ALL EQUIPMENT will be at ease. PLACING AND FINISHING RADIO DISPATCHED PATIO WORK Reports state Mackey Air- lines will open a new line connecting Aruba and Flo- rida. J.C MITCHELL I SONS INSURANCE COUNSELORS You've never seen a heavyweight handle so easily! ESTABLISHED 1923 SEE THE GREATEST SHOW ON WORTH AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER'S! ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY KEN HIGGINS BILL MITCHELL 246 South Federal Highway Delray Beach CRestwood 6-5241 22 S. Fed. Ph. 5494 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 27^1960 Boca Doctors in Forums >i- TRAVERSE BODS and DBAPERY HARDWARE League to Sponsor Tonight and Next Week Kirsck Dr. Walter Grenell, a sur- at the conclusion of the pro- SUN COAST DECORATORS SER Candidate Meeting geon who practices in Boca gram. 916 N. DIXIE Boca Raton, BOCA 5155 Raton, will be among panel- Boca Raton residents ate Raton, Republican nominee. The third and final forum ists participating in a forum especially invited to attend A discussion period will in this current series will be on "Cancer -- Facts and r-CHlROPRACTiC PHYSICIAN-< a candidates' meeting spon- be held following the intro- on "Allergies" at 8 o clock Fallacies" to be presented sored by the League of Wo- duction of the candidates. a week from tonight, Nov. HEADACHES BACK PAINS COLDS at 8 o'clock tonight in the men Voters to be held Tues- Sample ballots and an 3, in the playhouse. Dr. Delray Beach Playhouse, N, DR. ALBERT THAU day, Nov. 1, in Delray Beach analysis of the proposed a- John Alley, Boca Raton in- W. Ninth Street, Delray 123 E. Koyal Palm Road Junior High School beginning mendments,to Florida'scon- ternist, will moderate. Pa- Beach. The forum is open (Opp. First Bank of Boca Raton) Boca 9118 at 8 p. m. stitution will be distributed nelists and theirsubjects ten- to the public and free o f Candidates on a state and a t the m ce ting. Six amend- tatively scheduled for dis- charge. cussion include Dr. Harry county level, representing ments are to be voted on at JAMISON ROOFING INC. Dr. Vernon B. Astler, sur- Overbyjof Boca Raton, in- both the Democratic and Re- the Nov. 8 election. geon, will moderate and ternal medicine, asthma; * SHEET METAL WORK publican parties, will be The League of Women speak on some facts and fal- Dr. F. S, Huntington, pe- • ROOF REPAIRS present. Voters has installed a voting lacies regarding cancer. Pa- diatrics, allergies in child- Some of the many candi- machine in a vacant store 2420 N.W. 1ST. AVE. nelists and their topics are ren, and Dr. J. R. Nieder. dates who will appear in- in the George Building a t PHONES BOCA 8130 - 5836 Dr. Grenell, cancer of the allergies of the eye, -nose Atlantic Avenue and S. E. Attending a practical legal education institute for new clude Ralph J. Blank Jr.. gastro-intestinal tract; Dr. and throat (upper respira- Democratic nominee for Fourth. Avenue. All voters are lawyers in Tallahassee were, standing, left to right, Robert invited to visit the store and Robert E. Raborn, internal tory tract). State Senator and his oppo- W. Tyson Jr. of Boca Raton, W. C". Williams III of Delray medicine, newer drugs and become acquainted with the Officials of the Bethesda nent, Robert C. Johnson, Beach and Itobert P. Fbley of West Palm Beach. Seated is cancer therapy; Dr. Curtis procedure of the voting ma- Hospital Association, which Republican nominee; Jerry A. I, Sanson III of Delray Beach. Johnson, surgeon, and Dr. chine which will be set up is sponsoring the series, said For RENT Thomas, Democratic nomi- The five-day course is conducted annually by the Junior George Huckle, obstetrics with a sample ballot for a they were gratified with pub-' nee for State Representative, Bar Section of the Florida Bar to assist new admittees in the and gynecology, phases o f "dry run. " lie response to the initial group 1, and George L. Pink, practical aspects of law practice. Tyson, Foley and Sanson cancer in women. BRAND NEW Republican nominee for the were sworn in as me mbers of the Florida Bar in ceremonies forum on heart disease and 2 - Bedroom, 2 - Bath Home same office; Emmett S. Ro- Billion Spent on Aid ' before the Supreme Court of Florida last Friday. Written questions from the strokes which nearly 200 berts, Democratic nominee audience will be answered persons attended last week. In Boca Raton Square for State Representative, Canada has spent $1, 600,- 000, 000 on military assis- Treaty Organization allies group 2, and his opponent, tance to her North Atlantic since 1950. Committees Appointed Six Employes $150 Per Month W. Paul Bebout Jr." of Boca Most of Rental Money Can Be Applied Said Estate: You and each of you are here« By Republican Women Attend Course by notified that you are required To Purchase of Home LEGAL NOTICES by Law to present any claims Three committees were Six Boca Raton city em- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lots 10, 13 and 26, Block 37, and demands which you, or eith- University High set up at an organizational Full purchase $|6(9OO ON PROPOSES AMENDMENT Mlzner Plat, Boca Raton, Flor- er of you, may have against the ployes are a tten ding a Wa ter IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE ida. estate of ADELBERT F. AMOR, ^ llirtriL-'e T ict meeting of the new Boca and Sewage Works Operators' OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; For public examination a deceased, late of said County, to- KJU Jjld.UK 3 J-I31 Raton Republican Women's Short Course which started PROVIDING FOR THE REZON- copy of the proposed Ordinance the County Judge af Palm Beaoh Apply for keys at the LE BARON MODEL, 1NG OF CERTAIN PROPER- County, Florida, at hla office in Ralph Blank Jr, Democra- Club ata coffee in the Royal last Friday and will continue to effect such change is on file the court house of said County corner S.W. 6th Street and S.W. 11th Avenue. TIES DESCRIBED MORE COM- in theofflce of the City Clerk. tic nominee for State Sena- Palm Yacht Club. through Nov. 4. PLETELY HEREIN. at West Palm Beach, Florida, CITY OF BOCA RATON, within jfcight calendar months tor, this week emphasized Mrs. Oryal Hadley, tem- Attending are William TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- FLORIDA from the time of the first publi- REST, PROPERTY OWNERS cation of this notice. Each the planks in a platform porary chairman, introduced Prendergast, director o f AND CITIZENS-. By Jacob Heldt Jacob Heldt, City Clerk claim or demand shall be in writ- which won him nomination the guest speaker, Mrs. Mike public works; William S, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ing in duplicate, and shall state in May. you'll get more for THAT the City Commission of Publish: Oct.20th and 27th, 1960 the place of residence and post Woehle of the Women's Re- Eddinger, superintendent of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, Furnish Proof of Publication office address of the claimant, High on the list of legisla- publican Club of Delray public utilities; Gus Hager, will hold a public hearing at his agent, or his attorney, and tive action needed for Palm 7:30 P.M. in the City HaU at any such claim or demand not Beach. chief Water Plant operator; Boca Raton on the 9th day of so filed shall be void. Beach County, Blank said, Named to committees November, 1960, to consider NOTICE TO CREDITORS Harry Parks, chief Sewer your money and take action on proposed IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- JESSIE R. AMOR is a continued all-out effort were Mrs. William Spencer, Plant operator; William amendment and change In the TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM As executrix of the Last for early construction of a Mrs. James R. Caldwelland Zoning Ordinance of Boca Ra- BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN Will and Testament of Smith, Water Plant opera- ton, Florida, in the following PROBATE, NO. 17268 ADELBERT F. AMOR, state university at Boca Ra- Mrs. John Feldmann, nomi- tor, and William Doyle, respect; . IN RE: ESTATE OF deceased. ton. nating committee; Mrs. Water Plant operator. TO CHANGE THE ZONING ADELBERT F. AMOR KURZINGER andHONCHELL Of equal importance is the W. P. Bebout Sr. and Miss FROM R-l-D (Residential) to Deceased Attorneys for Executrix The course is being held intangible tax, Blank said, SarahLarmer, by-laws; Mrs. R-4 (Hotel-Motel) f on Lot D, To All Creditors, Legatees, Dis- 279 North Federal Highway at Palm Beach Junior Col- TER LING Block "66 and Lots B, C, and Boca Raton, Florida tributees and Persons Having and he pledged his continued Lynn Aldrich and Mrs. Paul lege in Lake Worth and is D, Block 67, Spanish River Any Claims or Demands Against First public ation:October 6, I960 efforts to seek repeal of the Bebout Jr., membership. Land Company Plat "A", and Boca Raton News given through the co-opera- October 6, 13, 20, and 27, 1960 doubled intangible tax mea- More than 10D persons at- tion of the Florida State PUBLIC NOTICE sure. tended the coffee and 56 FURNITURE CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA BoardofHealth, Palm Beach October 11, 1960 NOTICE OF INTENTION He pledged continued sup- signed up for membership TO County Health Department ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR PAVING N.E. 37th REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME port of the minimum foun- in the club. and Palm Beach Junior Col- STREET AS PROVIDED BY RESOLUTION NO. 19-60 NOTICE is hereby given that dation program and maxi- The coffee was sponsored NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY • the undersigned, intends to rege lege. Contract Amount. • .$1,073.48 later with the Clerk of the Cir- mum state aid for schools, by Mrs. James Caldwell. James G. Brown is chair- Engineering 57.53 BATON cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun« school construction and Assisting on the organiza- man and William Eddinger $1,131.01 ty, Florida, pursuant to Chapter tional committee were Mrs. 865.09, Florida Statutes 1959, Palm Beach Junior College. is co-chairman. Lot Block Subdivision Owner Frontage Amount the fictitious name, to wit: Spencer, Mrs. George Clem- Classes include general MOTHERWELL REALTY, under | fB Association Forms mer, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. mathematics, theory of wa- 7 50 Villa Rica Moe Starr 115.00* 285,23 Information Committee 8 50 25.00 62.01 which he intends to engage in ' Stowell and Mrs. Phagan, ter treatment, managerial 9 50 25.00 62.01 business at 20 S,,EU 1st Avenue, Boca Raton, Palm Beach Coun- The Palm Beach County functions and problems of 10 50 Murl Pollock 25.00 62.01 Edward F. Cox Serves 11 50 25.00 62.01 ty, Florida. Tuberculosis and Health As- operating small utilities, 13.00 32.24 /s/ ROBERT W. MOTHERWELL At Newfoundland Base 12-W.13* of, 50 sociation has formed a water chemistry, chlorination < 1 51 Theodore Whiten 115.00 285.22 W.H. HALLMAN . Moe Starr 13.00 32.24 Health Information Commit- Edward F. Cox, son of Mr. bacteriology, theory o f 43 2-W. 13' of, 5511 25.00 62.01 97 East Palmetto Park Road tee, Doyle itogers, president, and Mrs. W. C. Cox of Boca COMPLETE LINE OF 44 51 25.00 62.01 Boca Raton, Florida sewage treatment, collect! - 45 51 25.00 62.01 PUBLISH: BOCA RATON NEWS announced this week. Raton and husband of the on systems and lift stations, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 46 51 25.00 62.01 October 20, 27, November 3, 10, The purpose of the com- former Miss Dona LeeHeilof 1960. psychoda fly and odor prob- IET 456.00' tl, 131.01 mittee, he said, is to plan 733 S.E. 15th Avenue, Deer- Cost per front foot — $2.48 4- NOTICE is hereby given that lems, bacteriology of sew- ' • LUMBER • MILLWORK OS a course of action which will field Beach, is serving with HELP Submitted by; S/ Alfred E. Amsler the undersigned, under the pro- age treatment, operation • CEMENT • LIME • INSUs visions of Section 865.09, Flori= impress upon every indivi- Patrol Squadron Seven a t SOLVE Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer and maintenance of pumps • BUILDERS' HARDWARE da Statutes, 1957, will register dual the necessity for each the Naval Station, Argentia, YOUR with the Circuit Court, in and and motors, water main WILDING APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BO- for Palm Beach County, Florida, CA RATON, FLORIDA, on the 18th day of October, I960. person to check himself for Newfoundland. surveys and a general review * STA-DRl PAINTS MOSLEMS upon receipt of proof of publi- * PRATT & LAMBERT PAftffS S/ John R. Brandt cation of this notice, the ficti- TB, "thusassuming a large He joined the "Regular" with examinations covering tious name to—wit;- part of his share of the re- Navy Aug. 2 after serving * LATEX ASPHALT COATING FREE Vice Mayor Associate Blueprint Co. all the subjects. 'ESTIMATES, ATTEST; sponsibility in controlling as a Reserve Officer. ROOFING - DOORS - SASH S/Jacob Heldt and that the party Interested In said business Is as follows: this contagious disease. " PLYWOOD . WALL8OARD - SHINGLES FREE Jacob Heldt, City Clerk Lt. (jg) Cox is a graduate The lion can kill a running R.C. Fish The committee is com- FINISHED MATERIALS CUT TO ANY SIZE DELIVERY PUBLIC NOTICE Dated: Oct. 6, 1960 of the University of Florida. zebra with one blow. The City Commission at a Regular Meeting held on October 18th, Publish: Oct. 13, 20. 27, Nov. prised of Judge James R. QUALITY • SERVICE 1960, has set the time and date for a Public Hearing on the above 3, 1960. NO JOB TOO LARGE OR fOO SMALL Assessment Roll as 7:30 P.M. Wednesday, November 9th, 1960, at Knott, chairman, and Miss the City Hall. Ruth Ranson, R. N., Lake Leturmy LAWN Service Jacob Heidt NOTICE Is hereby given that Lytal, Col. Itobert Milburn, Jacob Heidt, Cily Clerk the undersigned, under the pro-* John Marshall, Robert Haw- CHINCH 3O5N w lst Avenue Publish; Oct. 20th and 27th, 1960 visions of Section 865.09, Flori- Furnish Proof of Publication da Statutes, 1957, will register key, Doyle Rogers and Dr. with the Circuit Court, >n and fo'r cclnloL YEARLY SERVICE - $48 Palm Beach County, Florida, Lyle Franzen as members. PUBLIC NOTICE upon receipt of proof of publi- (Average lot, spray every 90 days) CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA cation of this notice, the ficti- New Amphibious Truck October 11, 1960 tious name to-wit: ARMY WORMS and CHINCH BUG ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR WATER MAIN EXTENSION ALONG The Boca Raton Travel Agency The Army is testing a new N.E. 37th STREET AS PROVIDED BY RESOLUTION No. 19-60 and that the party interested in 8,800-pound amphibious j YEARLY SERVICE - $72 Contract Amount $830.00 said business is as follows: truck that can be air-dropped Miss Erin Gardner 400 NW SECOND AVENUE BOCA 8581 Engineering, ...a. 49.80 andean travel cross-country \Uf\C A 2A 27~J Chinch Bug ( Publish: October 13, 20, 27, Laudeidale - 2701 S. Andrews Ave. 2-1706 $879.80 November 3, 1960^ at 55 mph. |iVVf\ VVJ /Spraying Guaranteed! Blk. Subdivision Owner Frontage » 7 50 Villa Rica Moe Starr 8 50 Each Account Insured By An Agency 9 50 of the Federal Government 10 50 Murl Pollock 11 50 12-W.13' of 50 * 1 51 Theodore Whiten 42-W.131 of 5t Moe Starr 43 51 44 51 45 51 46 51 ... with a Low Cost 456.00 Cost per front foot — $1,93— Submitted by;S/ Alfred E. Amsler HOME IMPROVEMENT Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BO- CA RATON, FLORIDA, on the 18th day of October, 1960. Those needed repairs can be made 1 fflffi mm | S/ John R. Brandt now with a Home Improvement Loan Hi%r m%m M 9 Vice Mayor from us. You can have up to $3,500 ATTEST: S/ Jacob Heidt with 60 months to repay, even if your home is mortgaged. Stop in and discuss your home Jacob Heidt, City Clerk improvements with one of our loan officers TODAY! * Exempt — Served by existing Main. PUBLIC NOTICE The City Commission at a Regular Meeting held on October 18th, I960, has set the time and date for a Public Hearing on the above Assessment Roll HS\7:30 P.M. Wednesday, November 9th, I960, at FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS the City HaU. Jacob Heidt . Jacob Heidt, City Clerk and Loan Association of Delray Beach Publish: Oct. 20th and 27th, 1960 BOCA RATON OFFICE: 601 N. Federal Highway Phone Boca Ratpn 8576 Furnish Proof of Publication
Representing: TRAVELER'S INSURANCE CO. - AETNA W. P. BEBOUT GREAT AMERICAN and ST. PAUL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 701 North Fsderai Highway LIFE . FIRE . CASUALTY w.p. BEBoifr, SR. PHONiS: 8621 or 9336 "Complete Insurance Service" W.P. BEBOWT, JR. JOHN !». TALBOTT Thursday, October 27,196 0 THE Scho0BOCA RATOMenuN NEWSs 11 Honor Roll Listed Seacrest Reveals (Week startin' g Oct. 31) J.C. MITCHELL SCHOOL At J.C. Mitchell First Honor Roll MONDAY -- Boiled ham The honor roll was an- GRADE EIGHT: Larry Pa- The Seacrest High School Dornburg, Lois White, Re- sandwich, cole slaw, bean nounced this week for grades trone, teacher; Carter Bon- . Honor Roll for the first six becca Stevens, Donna Tuttle, soup, prunes and milk. five through nine of the J. C desen, Marshall Caron, Dana weeks grading period was Tomolyn Tarayos and Con- TUESDAY — Salisbury Mitchell School for the first Steward, Lois Barlow, Ellen announced this week by Ro-nie LaLotte. steak, gravy and rice, but- six-week grading period by Brown, Jeane Hewey, Mollie bert Fulton, principal. High honors in the 12th tered carrots, cake and milk. Paul Matwiy, principal. Linton, Karen Leggett, Jane Tenth grade high honors grade go to Bill Grunlund, WEDNESDAY — Creamed Honor students were: Plungis, Diane Ramsey, Lynn go to Charles Hill, John Allan Schaffer. Don Dietrich, chippe d beef on toast, peas, GRADE FIVE: Donald Ro- Smith, Linda Thompson and Wright, Joseph Laury, Diane Deborah Kane, Celia Scott, baked potatoes, jello with binson, teacher; Larry Brock- Glenna Villars. Mrs. Eliza- Knudson, Arlene Brittian, Judy Battle, Pat Snow, Mar- whipped topping and milk. man, Fritz Heidgerd, Doug- beth Staley, teacher; Susan Sandra Huff, Nancy Tarayos, lene Seller, Faye Wells, Ina " THURSDAY — Sloppy Joe las Heydt, Kenneth Higgins, Clark, Fran Caglio, Gail Charlotte Majors and AnnSue Rawls and Terry Carver. on bun, potato chips, scal- loped corn, apricot Betty Janet Boldizar, Nancy RusMn, Gutzmer, Pamela Hopkins, Breslauer. Honors go to Roger Harvey, and milk* Nancy Saelinger, Laura Renee Ramseyer, Carol Honors go to William Douglas Gustus, Patricia Smith and Vicki Walker, Welch and Norman Sheffield, Houghton, Marc Miller, Grady, Karen Ludwig, An- FRIDAY — Macaroni and cheese, fresh garden salad, Miss Jana Vickers, teacher; John S. Hager Jr., teacher; Thomas Heiner, Ronald Borst, nett Machek, Judy Neal, bread and butter, glazed Glen Stover. Dennis Eshleman, Dick Heid- Olan Barbares, Roy Brady, Roberta Welch, Diane Place, Manyactivities are enjoyed at the Boca Raton Teenage Center. Shown above are doughnuts and milk. GRADE SIX: Joseph Galay- gerd, Danny Sokol, Nancy ping pong players and spectators and their chaperone. Larry Holman, left, prepares Diane Jacobs, Ruth Hutzler, Sally Reem, Suzanne Cas- da, teacher; Jane Criswell, Drews, Kathy Kleiner, Betty to play to Rickey King, extreme right. Others, lefttoright, are Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Joyce Cover, Deborah Gess- sell, Mario Malear and Pa- BOCA RATON SCHOOL Linda Bolk, Carolyn Johnson, Manning, Siri Norem, San- chaperone, and kibitzers Joan Wyllner, Bernice Jacobs and Paul Southards. A con- ler, JudyShryock, Catherine tricia Fore. MONDAY — Sloppy Joe Sandra Dold, Gregory Mar- dra Pfeiffer, Leslie Saxon stant needof the Teenage Center is for more chaperones to volunteer their services. Sanders, Barbara Bazinett, on bun, potato chips, cho- and Sandra Skinner, tin, Mike Enders, John -- Boca Raton News Photo. Marilyn Palermo, Nancy Robbins Denies He colate cake, milk. Matteis and Russell Jennings. GRADE NINE: Edward _ Myers and Mary Verzaal. TUESDAY — Braised beef Miss Edna Winfield, teacher; Reagh, teacher; Jane Bibeau, High honors in the 11th Is on Committee over noodles, carrots and Jeffrey Clark, Harry Miller, Eight Students grade go to itonnie Yates, Sherry Butcher, Barbara Students Debate Voting Earle Robbins told the Bo- peas, bread and butter, jello, Barbara Hicks and Donna Eggleton, Gary Kammer- Steve Szabo, Susan Olson, milk. Ulack. Susan Hill, Sandra Stoddard, ca Raton News this week man, Linda Lambert, Cheri On Honor Roll that he is definitely not on WEDNESDAY — Spanish GRADE SEVEN: Mrs. Mar- Leach, Daun Lyon, Darlene Susan Strickland, Marsha Age Before PTA Meeting The honor roll for the first the advisory committee of rice, tossed salad, crackers, garet Heidgerd, teacher; Macaulay, Dianne Munyer, Love, Paula White and Bar- cherry cobbler, milk. trays to move books and two six-week gradings period for bara Roy, the Boca Raton Democratic Peter Bondesen, William Diane Riley, Robert Rose, Students of Lawrence Pa- THURSDAY — Meat loaf, trone's eighth grade civics radios needed for Spanish the Boca Raton Elementary Organization Inc. This had Flavell, Kathleen Angell, Mark Selleck, McLean Smith, Honors go to Francis Baits, mashed potatoes, succotash, class presented a lively de- study in classrooms. School was announced this been announced last week. Beny Campbell, Sharon Suzie Turmail, Judy Wells, James Puffer, Harold Evans, ! biscuits and jelly, milk. bate Monday night at the Paul Matwiy, principal, week by Robert Trafford, Dave Eckstrom, James Van Robbins said he is not a Crow ell, Susan Fitzgerald, Edna Young and Jim Craw- FRIDAY -- Tomato soup, Molly Heiner, Linda Hewitt, J.C. Mitchell School Parent- announced that the Parent- principal. Matre, John Turlington, member of the group and ford. Mrs. Louise Taylor, peanut butter and jelly sand- Diane Jackson, Hollace Os - Teacher Association meet- Teacher conference day last Honor roll students in the William Kimball, Janet did not authorize anyone to teacher; Joan Benedict. wiches, carrots and celery borne and Gene Selleck. Howard Thain, teacher; Ron ing held at the schooL Friday was a success. fourth grade included Janet Shaffer, Bernadette Baka, use his name for that purpose. sticks, ice cream, milk. Dennis McCrary, teacher; Ashe, James Finley, Roger Their topic was "Should It was reported that the Eubank, Lelia Owens and Diane Angell, Jeannie Cline, Robert Keith, Richard Myers, Houghton, Tom McKnew, the Voting Age be Lowered Palm Beach County PTA Linda Usher; in the fifth Bonnie Eshleman, Bonnie SUPPORT YOUR TEAM Vote November 8th Michael Maier, Lynn Kraut- Dale Snead, Rusty Sprague, to 18?" Council presented the school grade, Karen Mosher, Gard- wald, Karen Schrecengost, Vicki Altman, Judith Herrin, Buz McCall was modera- with a parchment copy of ner Campbell and Doreene Sheila Shieffield, Rose Sa- Mary Alice Renfro and Mar- tor. On the "pro" team were the Declaration of Indepen- Mitchell, and in the sixth grade, Diane Borchardt and bourin, Nan Katzenberger, got Shaul. Mike Thomason, Cheri dence. Pamela Mackey, Cindy Cole Leach, Dawn Lyon and Dar- Edward Reagh's ninth William Feltner. WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING and Susan Beard. Mrs. Alice Much Starch Produced lene Macaulay. On the grade won the room count Hayes, teacher; Fa ye Elquist, More than 5,000,000 "con" team were Diane and will be awarded a prize Reduction in Gas Tax Janet Taylor, Jeane Hynes, pounds of starch is produced Munyer, Sherry Butcher, of $3. To Bring More Funds a Change of Address of our Office in annually by the United States Jane Bibeau and Mark Sel- Colorful balloons with Billie Sue Hively and Susan The scheduled one-cent BOCA RATON Kane. corn-refining industry. leck. names of 48 states imprin- to the following: The audience, asked to ted on them lined the rows reduction in the federal ga- vote on the question, voted of seats to encourage per- soline tax next June 30 will 71 S. E. FIRST AVENUE Announcing... bring an increase of more 46 against lowering the age,sons from the same home TEL: 6546 22 for it and two undecided. state to become acquain- than $225, 000, 000 a year During the business session ted. in funds available for the NEW STORE HOURS EST. 1856 it was agreed that a resolu- nation's interstate highway All-Electric Homes construction program, the tion will be written to State New England's first sub- 6 AM. - 12 Midnight officials indicating the back- Florida Petroleum Council H. HENTZ & CO. division of all - electric hom es noted this week. Members New York Stock Exchange and Other leading Stock and Commodity Exchanges ing of the J. C Mitchell PTA, has beenopened in Monroe, 7 Days A Week "Highway construction will Main Office: New York City as a group, of the proposed Conn. Other Florida Offices in Miami Beach, Hollywood, Coral Cables university at Boca Raton. benefit, not suffer, withex- Five priceless Stradivarius pirationof the temporary ga- OVER TOO YEARS OF SERVICE JUUE's fOOD SHOP Projects suggested for this instruments repose in an air- year were additional play- soline levy," Chairman John Winfield Shopping Center conditioned vault in Ma- F. White said. ground equipment, wheeled drid's Royal Palace.
"Another expression of confidence in the future growth of Boca Raton H. HENTZ & CO. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER LEADING STOCK and COMMODITY EXCHANGES ARE NOW LOCATED IN THEIR NEW OFFICE at 71 S.E. FIRST AVE. Boca 6546
Designer: Mr. William Harris OFFICE DESIGN, INC. New York, N.Y. OCEANAIRE CONSTRUCTION CO. Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 169 E. PALM ETTO PARK ROAD BOCA 8345
The General Contractor wishes to thank the following Sub-contractors for their fine co-operation and workmanship.
AMERICAN PLASTERING BOCA PLUMBING Inc. BOCA RATON TILE Florida Insulation § HUDSON TILE DICK CHISHOLM 250 S. DIXIE HWY. BOCA 6391 § TERRAZZO Acoustical Co. Inc. BOCA RATON BOCA 6720 335 N.E. 7 BOCA 8334 N.W. 13 BOCA 9285 FORT LAUDERDALE JA 5-1501
LAWSON ELECTRIC Inc. LIBERTY GLASS Inc. MILLER and CONLEY TROPICAL Electrical Contractors 802 N. DIXIE HWY. BOCA 9535 Paint Contractors AIR-CONDITIONING 108 N.W. 3rd ST. BOCA 9539 1505 S. SPANISH TRAIL BOCA 4648 301 N.W. 1st AVE. BOCA 9924 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 27, 1960 Seacrest Goes Into Homicoming Game Undefeated C lewis ton r Pet Cemetery Tended In London's Hyde Park, Next Foe pets were buried in a dog Homecoming at seacrest cemetery from 1881 to 1893. Wentworth Wins, 5 to 4, High School Friday night The cemetery is still tended. will have a special mean- ing this year, for this is Maintains League Lead the first time a seacrest Wentworth Plastering apiece, while Barron had football team ever went maintained its league two hits for the Indepen- into a homecoming game lead in the Boca Raton dents. undefeated for the sea- Adult Softball League by in a make-up game last son. edging out the Boca Ra- Tuesday, the Bos a Raton The seahawks have ton Civitans, 5-4, Monday Civitans scored a one-run won five straight this sea- night at Memorial Park. victory over Andy's sport son, with no losses and For wentworth, Wilson, Shop 5-4. A four-run no ties, and they are look- By: Reid Simmons Mangus and George went- sixth inning for the Civi- ing forward to the encoun- Dan Borgioli worth each had two hits. tans spelled the diffe- ter tomorrow night with' For the losing Boca Ra- rence. Clewiston on the Seacrest ton civitans, Ralph Tonight's action finds field determined to make Chick had two hits. the Delray Independents it six straight. In Monday night's night- meeting the civitans in Clewiston, according to cap, Andy's sport shop the first game, while the Seacrest coaches, has scored single runs in the Wentworth - Plastering "a nice ball club," end first and third innings and takes on Andy's Sport they are taking no chan- went on to take a 2-1 de- Shop in the nightcap. ces with it, even though Reid Dan cision from the Delray In- League Standings Clewiston lost, 7-6, to In case you are interest- dependents. Nettles and W L Belle Glade and Seacrest Wentworth Plastering 4 1 Ready to spur their team on are the Boca Raton Jay-OEttes, cheerleaders for the Boca Raton Jaycee- ed, as far back as 1928, Stephens led the attack Boca Raton Civitans 3 3 defeated Belle Glade last John Logie Baird (known for Andy's with two hits Andy's Sport Shop 3 3 Friday night, 14-6. Per- sponsored football team in the Gold coast Boys' Football League. Front row, left to right, Gail smiegal, Delray Independents 1 4 in some quarters as the haps the fact that Seacrest Darcy Apetz, stefany Benson, mascot, Donny Berry and Debbie Carpenter; second row, left to right, Cathy father of television) show- had to come from behind Weicht, Betty Campbell, Sue Beard, Lynn Krautwald, Linda Hankin, Peggy Miller, Debbie Benson, Segrid ed full-color television, and score 14 points in the Noel, Cathy Hively and Dolores Roseke. Not pictured were Janet Eubanks and Collene Oates.-Colony using what is known as a final quarter at Belle Studio Photo. scanning disc . . . the Glade may have removed "2. The proposed amend- term "vertical roll" de- any overconfidence from ment does away with any Jaycees Lose scribes the passing of both coaches and team for Objections to Wildlife mention of salaries for Boca Elks 12 8 the clewiston game. your picture from top to TRI CITY MIXED Filter Queen 4 16 employes. What will hap- Second Game bottom of the screen or Won Lost Festivities will start off pen to these employes? bottom to top. "Horizon- Astro Nuta 17 7 MISSFITS Amendment Outlined Any new Game commis- The Boca Raton Jaycees Wreckers 16 B Deerfleld Furniture 13 5 homecoming at Seacrest football team lost their tal roll" indicates that Whiz Kids IS 9 The proposed Constitu- has the following inequi- sion can throw out the Universal Appliances 13 5 tomorrow with a parade at second game in as many the picture is rolling from Screw Balls 14 10 Cove Realty 6 12 tional Amendment No. 3 ties in it, according to commission merit system Dare Devils 12y 11'/, 2 p.m. through Delray starts to the Oakland Park side to side. These TV 3 Team No. 4 5 13 that voters will consider Robertson: and leave 325 employes Twirly Birds 12 12 Beach. At 7:50 p.m. on Flying O's, 18-6. ailments, along with 1001 Jolly Four 11 13 ADAMS CHEV. CLASSIC the school athletic field, Nov. 8 is shrewdly worded "I.Florida legislators and wilflife officers com-' others, are quickly and Go Getters 7i/j 16'/j toconceal some big holes, say that the commission pletely without job protec- Fine defensive play by Dusters 7 17 Coral Key Villas 13 5 a ceremony will take efficiertly corrected by Deerfield Lanes 11 7 Hubert W. Robertson, the Jaycees held the Oak- Hot Rods 7 17 place during which a is 'too independent' and tion of any kind. SOUTHERN TV INC. Our High Individual| game, men, Sam Candle Kidd 11 7 president of the Florida should be controlled by land Park team from gain- Acqu£lano 216, Dick Framback Campbell Cons, 9 9 plaque will be presented "3. Game commissioners TV service is fast and Adams Chevrolet 9 9 Wildlife Federation, said the Legislature. But the ing on the ground through- 213/523, John Bozzone 204; to the men who built the are now limited to $50 a out most of the game. thorough and designed to Women, Kay Dustln 192, Grace Mickey's Cricket Club 7 11 athletic field, which was this week. proposed amendment takes month for travel and ex- Pearson 161/469, Micky Kester- Dutch Oven 6 12 The amendment, which power "over the commis- Tonight the Jaycees get the job done right — son 160. A"& B Service 6 12 opened in 1952. Represent- penses. The proposed the first time! Try SOUTH- Deerfleld Lanes 2938 set, Deer- would change the status sion away from the Sen- travel to Deerfield Beach field Lanes 1023 game. ing these men will be Paul amendment would allow ERN TV INC., 1927 North 500 SCRATCH LEAGUE Mercer, Bill Ransdell, of the Game and Fresh ate and gives it to the them full per diem expen- where they take on the Shampoe Movg.& Stg. 11 4 BOCA BUSINESSMEN Water Fish commission, Florida cabinet. Deerfield Beach colts at Federal Highway, for bet- Deerfleld Builders 7 8 S.H. Jones, C.Y. Byrd and ses and mileage." ter work. Phone 4004> Barker Realty 7 .8 Precision Mfg. 21 7 J.W. Reichert, who will Pioneer Park. Game time Henderson Ambu. S 10 Leo's Barber Shop 19 9 is 7:30. High team set, Shampoe's Brown's Bar 17 11 be present to accept the 1561, Deerfleld Builders 1550; Boca Plumbing 16 12 plaque. Afterward the LEAGUE STANDINGS WE ARE NOW High Individual set, E. Pathke General Development 14 14 plaque will be placed in W L T 558, T. Sink 552, R. Burton . Zlm's Bar 11 17 Deerfleld Beach 10 1 OPEN the new athletic building. Oakland Park 10 1 546; High team single, Deer- Liberty Glass 10 18 MON. & FRI. fleld Builders 581, Shampoe'a Hubbard Enterprises 5 23 Following this cere- Lighthouse Point 1 10 •570; High individual single, E. Boca Raton Jaycees 0 2 0 •TIL 9.OO P.M. Rathke 254, T. Sink 214, B. WOMEN'S SEASHORE mony will come the crown- Stockton 200. Pompano Lumber 11 1 ing of Homecoming Queen. Arvlda Realty 11 1 The game will start at BOCA DEERS Huek Realty 8 4 Vlda Appliance Corn, 17 7 Gold Coast Garage 5 7 8:15 p.m. After the game, Hargrove's 16 8 Doby Brick 5 7 a homecoming dance will Kiddy Kampus 16 S Arvlda Corp. 3 9 be held In the school Millwood Electric 14'/3 9y2 Buccaneer Lounge 3 9 Deerfield Bank 2 10 You pay no more Deerfield Lanes 14 10 gymnasium. Ed's Hardware 13 11 High games: r>oris vitter 205, Team No. 3 11 13 Mary Jacob 180, Nanciarxia Although Seacrest had a Coastline Const. 10 14 Bonebrake 171. High series: last-minite victory last Boca Gas 5 19 Nanciarm-a Bonebrake 478; Friday night at Belle for the world's finest Kay's Beauty Salon 3VJ 20»/a Mary White 473, Doris Vitters High 'scores: Frances Papst 467. Glade, it had all the best 196/451, Dot Cooper 191/473, of the statistics, with 15 THE SAFE, SILENT Marilyn Mangus 101/460, Marge MAJOR AND MINOR Ambrose 187/448, Gladys Col- first downs to 5 for Belle fax 168/456. Stallions 16 8 Ponies 14 10 Glade, 242 yards gained Colts 13 11 rushing to 89 for the oppo- LITTLE BIG MIXED Jumpers 13 11 Oleanders 14 4 Pallminos 13 11 nents, and 32 yards gain- Ready to forge ahead are part of the strong linemen of the J.C. Mitchell Bob- Roses 15 5 Trotters 12 8 ed passing to 14 for cats. Shown above, left to right, are Charles Weldon, right tackle; Jim Miller, Poppies 11 9 Pacers 11 13 Belle Glade. Gay 90's 10 10 Roans 10 14 right guard; Jim Crowe, center; Ray Carpenter, left guard, and Larry Smith, left Polnsettlas 9 11 Arabians 10 14 Belle Glade presented tackle.—Boca Raton News Photo Morning Glories - 9 11 Pintos 4 14 a hard-charging team Hibiscus 6 14 which held back various Lanes. Violets 4 16 ALL STATES MIXED Earl Rathke, bowling High games and series for the Seahawk threats. They P ennsylvanla 15 Pin Patter at Deerfield with Deerfield Builders, MUFFLER week: N. Hanson 172-465; Leo New York 14>/, 8V: scored first in the second Robb 185-456, Frank Amaroso Michigan 13 10 Adams Chevrolet Class- Saturdays for all boys rolled a mighty 254 game. 181-494, John Ruslnyak 178- quarter after a Seacrest And you SAVE the Hawaii 12% 10»/i ic found Joe Roth leading and girls in the Boca Ra- Splits in the third game 448, Vic. Rohrer 179-452, Geo. Wisconsin 11 12 punt was blocked and Galloway 175-458, Al. Chichl- 16 the way with a 235/639 ton-Deerfield Beach area, ruined his bid for a 600 installation cost! sola 184-464, Ed. Boyle 185- Alaska 7 Belle Glade recovered the Gene DeMambro, Robert "66, Geo. Smlgiel 173-439, Ed. Bob Davidson 216, 197, 143/ ball on the Seacrest 18- set; Bob Pinchuk 224/629, series. Blals 174-478, Sue Mllone 177- 556; Walt Greely 206; Gilbert Herb Matthews 225/608, Pinchuk and Mrs. Gladys Since the return of Gene 437, Joan Galloway 189-397, Jo. Nichols 185, 135, 180/500; yard line. A pass play Colfax will be on hand to Tudlsco 156-427, Gladys Colfax Jack Benson 147, 178, 190/515; Bill Wengerd 223/608 and DeMambro, the Barker Jean Davidsoni 152; Maurlne good for 14 yards scored conduct and instruct at this 194-473, Marge Ambrose 166- soon afterward, the first Marv Oda 244/597. Realty team has shown a 399, Virginia Wright 148-430. Ventry 152; Polly Miller 151, school. Tickets will be marked improvement. 150, 116/417, Charlotte Wll- touchdown this year Boca Businessmen had llams 130, 146, 151/406. Bill Wengerd scoring 205, honored all day until 6 He nd erson Amb ulance TUES. BUSINESSMEN against Seacrest in sun- p.m. for these classes. Talbot Ins, 20 4 coast Conference play. Charles McCoy 201, Bob team fell victim to Sham- Gold Coast Theatre 15'/, 8'/ Plans are being made 2 The Florida Cabinet Budget After the Seahawk s were Day 199, Hal Wood 195. poe's for two points after Deerfieid Police 15 9 Sportsman's League for a bowling Turkey winning the first. With the Castro Convertible lO'/j 13VS Commission recently releas- balked twice near the Herrema Electri-c Shoot. Further information 9 15 ed $51, 000 to pay National Belle Glade goal line, in high scores were Bob addition of Carl Mula to Cove Liquors 2 22 Schachtel 199/554, Pat may be obtained at the the team, things may Guardsmen called to active the first quarter and again desk in the Deerfield SPORTSMANS LEAGUE duty to halt possible looting in the third quarter, they Bober 201/501, Herb change. GUARANTEE • Conge 206/500. GOOD FOR AS Best Wells in the Florida Keys follow- stepped up their attack in LONG AS YOU O.Wrl Boca Civitans 13V4 6V, Tuesday Businessmen YOUR CAR Aluminum Craft 12*1 7 ing hurricane Donna. the fourth quarter. Fol- GOOD At MIDAS MUFfU" * FREE INSTALLATION Bus Pool Standard 12 8 leaders were George County Board Hires Man SHOPS lowing a poor kick by FROM COAST.TQ-COAST By Trained Specialists Belle Glade, Seacrest Reeves 202/448, George Takes Only 15 Minutes. took the ball on the Belle Thompson 177/514, Glade 33-yard line. Doug George Wood 182/505, Ed To Do Beach Research * Mufflers, Tailpipes, I/Fried Exhaust Pipes for Ev- Lambert made a 16-yard Blais 196/502, Jack W. Turner Wallis, veteran countymustact now to keep run and soon afterward Brown 191/483. every Make of Car and engineering consultant, was the beach erosion program Truck /2CHICKEN Bill Miller went across In the Missfits League, hired by the Palm Beach going: the goal line for the first Arlene Jacobson bowled County Commission this "Unless we do something, " * Written Guarantee good Served with Seacrest touchdown. Har- 175/410, Gladys colfax at over 350 MIDAS vey shell er scored the ex- 170/437. week to carry out a research he said, "itwilldiea natural Chinese Fries Ready in program in connection with death." MUFFLER SHOPS tra point on a plunge. Some highs in the Thurs- from Coast-to-Coast the county's beaches. Commissioner Kenneth & Cole Slaw 5 MINUTES Immediately after the day Boca Men's League were Joe capella 211, Foster declared that addition Member America's Only CoasMo-Caast next kickoff, Seacrest re- Wallfs, retained for a sum Network of Exclusive Auto Muffler Shops 25 of more public beaches 1 s covered a Belle Glade DanBritt 202,Bob Schach- of $6,000, will have the A S W ROOT BEER fumble on the Belle Glade tel 182. job of searching for new sites themostimportant phase of OPEN 24 HOURS 14-yard line. On a double In open play this week for public beaches access any program that is worked POMPANO BEACH reverse play, Lambert John Rusinyak went all to-present beaches and the out 1484 S. Federal Highway WE 3-9971 Breakfast Served went around end for the out with a 246 game, Hal best ways of financing a pro- To Place Your Classified FT. LAUDERDALE HALLANDALE W. Palmetto Park Rd. Phone 9722 second and final touch- Whitacre, also in open gram to combat erosion. Phone Boca 3767 2212 S. Andrews 1000 N. Federal down, and Sheller again play, had a 269. He was retained by the scored the extra point to Deerfield Lanes "will commission to help seek out make the final score: sea- conduct a free School of answers to a variety of at the crest, 14; Belle Glade, 6. Bowling the next two questions posed by the Re- Giving Good Service Is GOLT area's BEST sources Development Board which is cooperating with Not An Easy Job - But WIN A the county by spearheading 18 Hole - Par 3 a beach procurement and erosion program which ob- It's A Lot of Fun TURKEY servers believe will lead to priving Range special legislation for finan- RALPH STEWART - Pro. — at The— cing. Commissioner Roy Michael FRED T. MILLS - Mgr. DEERFIELD LANES Jr. of Lake Worth said the Add years to the Life of Royal Palm Motors Inc. Ed Frankenstein TROPICAL GOLF TURKEY SHOOT your ASPHALT DRIVE- Service Mgr. WAY or PARKING LOT All Makes CENTER OPEN TO ALL BOWLERS ON HANDICAP BASIS Call Boca 3883 1 Mile South of Delray Beach on U.S. 1 534© M. FID. HWY. Phone C.Restwood 6-7888 FOR Reservations Ph. Boca 461 60 South Federal Hu>y. Phone 6566 Thursday, October 27, 1960 THE BOCA BATON NEWS 13 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HOMES FOR SALE Bobcats Bow to Delray, 24-0 GIBSON GUITARS BOCA RATON NEWS BOCA VILLAS. 2 or 3 bed- The football game in for 19 yards and a touch- goal line. And accessories. Squires rooms, 1 bath. Screened Boca Raton between the down. Score at the half This was the last Hi-Pi, Aldrich corner, porch, extra Ige. Utility J.C. Mitchell and Delray was: Delray Beach, 6; scheduled game for the Boca 4373. (286-47Btf) Room, Fenced back yard. J.C. Mitchell Bobcats, Beach Junior High teams J.C. Mitchell, 0. LOST AND FOUND $13,900, Phone 9027. Tuesday night was any- There was no scoring but Coach Hager said he was negotiating with LOST: TWO Black female body's game until the in the third quarter, but Check Your Ad I fourth quarter, with Del- Jupiter and Lake Worth scotch terriers. Reward. SECTION THE COOPERATIVE Way early in the final period as a possible opponent Phone Boca 5560 or 3030. Report any error immed- of Life is the most pleas- ray leading at that point, J.C. Mitchell made a iately as the Boca Raton 6-0, but a J.C. Mitchell for a game, which might (298-48B) News will not be responsi- ant, carefree Jiving ex- goal line stand and held be played next Tuesday ble for errors beyond the Ad Deadline perience in tropical Flori- fumble and two long runs for downs on its own APARTMENTS FOR RENT cost of the first insertion night. and then only for the portion da some Cooperatives by Deiray players tipped three-yard line. Taking that may have been render- MISCELLANEOUS FURN. 1 bdr. $75; 2 bdr. are magnificent individual the score in Delray's fa- the ball, J.C* Mitchell ed valueless by such error. Wednesdays ~ 9-'3OA.M. for SALE $90 monthly, yearly basis. homes - others are beauti- vor, 24-0. fumbled and Delray The New* will not" be Southland Apts. 2060 NW responsible for more than ful , 1 ivabl e apartm ents. Outstanding player for Beach recovered. Delray DOUBLE bed, Malone one incorrect insertion. Display $1.25 per col. inch 2nd Ave. Near J.C. Mitchell Many are directly on the Delray Beach was Scotty scored on a run, bit Spring-Aire mattress & Regular (reader). 200 per line, $1.00 minimum School. Ph. 74-Wh 1-6318. ocean; others are set in Locklar, halfback, who again failed to make the box spring, excellent con- (145-41Btf) peaceful vistas away from scored two touchdowns extra point. dition $30; Man's golf APARTMENTS FOR RENT OFFICES FOR RENT HOMES FOR SALE clubs, 2 woods, 5 irons & the ocean yet with private on 55-yard and 19-yard The final two touch- FURNISHED 3 room apt. ONE and two furnished SACRIFICE 4 bedroom, 2 bag, Woman's 2 woods, 2 MODERN air conditioned beaches and shore facili- runs and was staunch downs were scored when for elderly or middle-age bedroom apts. Quiet, very irons, all for $20. Glass offices with elevator ser- bath, unfurnished. Swim- ties. They come in varying on defense, Locklar went down the couple. convenient to cool, comfortable. Month- punch bowl set, 15 pieces vice. Palm Plaza Build- ming pool, patio, central sizes, areas and price ran- Dick Heidgerd, playing middle for 55 yards and shopping center. No child- ly and yearly basis, rents heat, equipped kitchen. $8. Night table $3, wicker ren. 401 N.W. 2nd Ave. ing, DeerQeld Beach. ges. As pioneers in the his first game at quarter later on a pass inter- reasonable.Ph. Boca 8529. Less than 3 yrs. old. Call development and sales of back for the J.C. Mit- chair $3, electric hedge Phone Boca 5683. (272-47 Phone Boca 9440. (930i ception, Delray went the trimmer $10. Ph.Boca 8400. (106-39Btf) Boca 4646, 9-5 p.m. (258- Florida's finest coopera- chell Bobcats, perform- final 18 yards over the B) 33B) (296-48P) AIRY, quiet, furn. 1 & 2 46Btf) tive homes and apart- ed well and Bill Dawson, SERVICES AVAILABLE ALTERATIONS bdr. apts. Also efficiency. MODERN offices for small HOME IN LAKE FLO- ments, M.N. Weir & Sons, fullback, was outstand- STUDIO bed & coffee ta- businesses. $85. per QUALITY alterations done REGISTERED nurse, part Wk, mo. or year, reason- RESTA PARK. PHONE Inc. for years has been ing on defense. Heidgerd ble, both in good condi- month, water, lights & off known as the headquarters in my home. 901 N.W. 3rd time care, infant, from able. El Mar Apts. 430Q BOCA 5673. (304-48B) completed seven of 16 tion, reasonable. Phone street parking included. for cooperative buyers. We pass attempts. In the Ave. Phone Boca 3279. birth to one year; conva- NW 3rd Ave. Boca 9994. Boca 4971. (308-48B) Phone Boca 8496, (129- REAL ESTATE w ANTED~ ask that you visit us to first half he completed (300-48Btf) lescents or semi-invalids. (114-39B) ON casters £0, 41.42.43B) listen to the "Cooperative five of seven passes. EXPERT alterations, Will prepare formula, spec- LISTINGS wanted. Receiv- Story" and to let us help Locklar intercepted a Brand new RCA 23" TV ial diet or regular meals. ONE bedroom unfurnished ROOMS FOR RENT ing rental requests now. dressmaking, fittings, gift duplex apartment, large. you in the sejection of pass late in the second making, latest sewing in beautiful Walnut finish. Write Boca- News Box No. ' Please call Boca 8708. OR- REDUCED from $319.95 New stove & refrigerator. LARGE airy room, twin your carefree Florida Life quarter about mid-field technique. Call Boca 9386 MS or call Boca 8539. beds, separate entrance, YAL E. HADLEY, Realtor, . . . the cooperative way. and ran to the 30-yard to 259.95. (233-45,46B) Furnished if desired. 314 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. or 3869. (303-48Btf) JOHNSON & TIFFANY SW 1st St., evenings. private bath. One block M.N. WEIR & SONS, Inc., line. Three plays later from P.o; two blocks from (266-47Btf) Realtors, Corner A1A at Locklar went around end MISCELLANEOUS "Your RCA Qealer" WINDOW REPAIRS on all (287-48Btf) for SALE 135 E. Palmetto Park Road types. Old Windows replac- town center. Month or sea- LOTS FOR SALE Atlantic Boulevard, Pom- HELP WANTED FURNISHED pano Beach, PHONE 74- SIX year crib, 4 drawer Boca 5807 ed. Prepare now for all son. Call 8060. (299-48B) CARIBBEAN Keys Water 1 bedroom, $16.25 weekly - REAL ESTATE FOR WH 1-7000, also Federal PLEASANT, profitable, chest, full-size toy or (306-48B) weather protection.BERRY 2 bedroom, $18.75 weekly Front Lot. Fronts on Inter full or part time positions, BROS. Windowservice,170 TRADE OR SALE Coast Water Way and Canal. Highway at S.E. 5th St., storage chest, child's BEIGE wool & nylon car- Swimming pool, near school • Boca Raton, PHONE 3717. with SARAH COVENTRY rocker, all match, call NW 13th St., Boca 6668. & shopping. 290 W. Pal- CHARMING new 3 bedroom, 234 ft. of Water Front with INC.Nationally advertised pet & pad, 36 sq. yards, 3 _ (87-39Btf) Boca 8356. (290-48B) rugs, almost new. Twin (170-42P) metto Pk. Rd, Ph. Boca 2 bath home in Caribbean Sea Wall. Lot No. 14, Block guaranteed jewelry. No in- 12. Faces southeast, write PIANO, Baby-Grand, per- decorator spreads, cocoa, CARPENTER: Paint work, 9435-6738 . (622-20B) Keys subdivision on Water- IMMEDIATE occupancy in vestment. Car essential. almost new. ph. Boca 8381. front. Dream Home. Accept to: Lewis C. Titzel, 30 E. Call CR 8-2430. (301-48P) fect condition mechanical- screen porches, Florida PRIVATE efficiency apt. General Robinson St. Pitts- Boca Raton Square. Com- ly, de-humidifier, well (269-47B) rooms, storm shutters. No your home or lots. CR 8- pletely famished model near beach $80. per month 1933. (271-47B) burgh 12, Penna. (295-48B) EXPERIENCED operator, taken care of. Reasonable. job too small. Phone J.C. plus utilities. Ph. Boca home. 3 bdr. 2 bath. FHA must have own heavy SLIP covers, reuph, drapes, appraisal $18,000. Call Also rattan day bed sofa. Decorators fabrics from Haney, Boca 5678. (982- 8848. (212-44Btf) REAL ESTATE for RENT~ WATERFRONT lot, east power sewing machine. Ph.Boca 7-2222. (288-48P) 35tfB) Ft. Lauderdale JA 3-6983 Boca 5028. (283-47B) .99$ per yd. Shop at home COZY furnished efficiency CHARMING new 3 bed- of Federal Hwy. in Deer- or Allied Realty ,Boca 4249. FREE BATTERIES and save. Ph. Boca 5028. apartment, air conditioned. room 2 bath waterfront field Beach. In million- (285-47Btf) ISN'T YOUR FAMILY'S aires subdivision at mid- TWO persons to fold with each TRANSISTOR (157-41Btf) future security worth 15 131 South Federal Hwy. home in Caribbean Keys newspapers on Tuesdays RADIO sold this week. Ph. Boca 4915. (56-36Btf) subdivision. Dream home. dle-class price. $6,000 BY Owner in country club FOR Rent or Sale minutes? That's all it will for quick sale. Ft. Laud- and Wednesdays, working Prices REDUCED up to take to hear how we can CRestwood 8-1933. Village, 3 bdr. 2-bath, several hours each day. $10.00. Use our Lay-A- -Baby cribs, Play Pens, APARTMENT IN TOWN. erdale, JA 3-6983. (284- screened patio, well & High chairs by week. help. And no obligation One or 2 bedrooms. Beau- 3-BEDROOM, 2-BATH 47Btf) Prefer man and wife or Way Plan for Christmas. to buy. Call pump, tile roof, built-in two men. See Mr. Houser JOHNSON & TIFFANY Western Auto Store, tifully furnished, opp. Golf home in No. Boca village. oven & range, $400 down at the Boca Raton News. 144 S- Fed. Hwy. Boca 8388 W.P. BEBOUT Course. 255 EAST ROYAL Unfurnished $87; furnish- LOT 100 x 150 Dixie High- "Your RCA DEALER" Real Estate & Insurance take over existing FHA 135E. Palmetto Park Road (239-45B) PALM'RD. (165-42B) ed $100. per month, call way Frontage including ratg. No qualifying. 1257 SITUATIONS WANTED 701 NO. FEDERAL HWY. CR 8-2430. (302-48Btf) frame house rented $15 Boca 5807 FREE RECORDS LOVELY one bedroom apt, N.W.4thst.Ph.Boca 3925. BOCA RATON weekly. Price $6,000. (291-48B) MATURE woman will baby (309-48B) with each Portable Ster- Phone 8621 Phone 9336 furnished, private porch & 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, un- sit; Have own transporta- eo sold this week. Port- entrance, beautiful loca- WM. DAY INC. 500 South WANTED TO BUY furnished. Swimming pool, Federal Highway, Boca WINFIELD PK. by Owner, tion. Boea 6205. (166- able stereos REDUCED PIANO INSTRUCTION tion, refined clientele. Ph. patio, central heat, equip- 42Btf) Raton 5473. (173-42B) 2 bedroom, 2-bath, Fla. WILL BUY a small bus- up to $35.00 so why not PRIVATE lessons, your Boca 5777. (242-46Btf) ped kitchen. Yearly lease. use our Lay-A-Way for home or mine. Teacher has room, outside patio. 481 AUTOS FOR SALE iness in Boca Raton. SERVICES AVAILABLE Call Boca 4646, 9-5 p.m. BUILDING lots for sale in N.E. 24th St. (294-48B) Christmas. B.S. in music education, (257-46Btf) DODGE, '54, 4-dr. auto- No food or mechanical. JOHNSON & TIFFANY beautiful country club Vil- matic dr; radio, slip cov- Fla. certification, 15 yrs. 2-BEDROOM, 2-bath, Six day week only. "Your RCA Dealer" teaching experience. Boca SPRINKLER FURNISHED 2-bdr. home, lage. Phone Boca 5312 or ers. Excellent cond. Rea- Calf BOCA 8381 stop at office at entrance. screened patio, drapes, sonable. 1001 NE 4th 135 E. Palmetto Park Road 7-2111. (253-46P) Service & Repairs 300* from private beach. centra] heat, equipped Av. Boca 8981. (270- . Boca 5807 Yearly rental $125. per DELRAY BEACH, two 1 ots, kitchen. 466 N.E. 31st 47B) AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ATTENTION Plumber month or seasonal. Also Country club Acres. $750 St.; Chatham Hills. Ph. ORGANIZATIONS Call BOCA 3575 town apts. close to stores each. Boca 4105. (292-48B) & beach, $60 per mo. up. WM. DAY, INC. NEED MONEY? Call Petruzzelli Realty, 500 South Federal Hwy. Will SACRIFICE ... Boca 9418. (297-48B) Let Us Show You Boca Raton. 5473 2 bedroom, 2M- bath home BOCA VILLA (174-42B) FALCONVILLE U.S.A. Call CRestwood 8-2430 RESIDENTS! TWO-bdr, 2-bath, screened (corner lot). $2500 be- Change your small sink to patio, drapes, central heat, low owners cost. IMME- a Double Compartment sink equipped kitchen. Call GOOD BUYS DIATE OCCUPANCY. llectncai Service Boca 4105. 466 N.E. 31st Woifc of all Types in color with new faucets LargeLot zoned Duplex. 498 N.E. 31st Street with spray St. Chatham Hills. (293- Price $4,000. Will sel] (Chatham Hills) Call Steve HOWARD 48B) 1 YRS. FREE GAS!!! At Boca 3827 ANYTIME $65.00 for $2,500. Phone Owner at Call 8265 Licensed and Insured $12,000 2-bedroom CBS, Win. DAY, Inc. Boca Raton 9521 or 5313 To Please You Pleases Us HOWARD PLUMBING 1% baths, on 100x125 cor- TERRY FORD DOES IT AGAIN! 500 S. Federal Highway ner lot. Gas log fireplace, GOOD BUY1 FLICKINGER's Pumps-Wells tile roof & bath. Awnings, Boca Raton Boca Raton 5473 WITH EVERY 2-D00R OR 4 DOOR FALCON SOLD Sprinkler Systems SPRINKLER SYSTEMS all electric kitchen, wash- 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath er, water conditioner. No 924 N. Dixie Hwy., house in Boca villas. At TERRY FORD This MonSh. Yes, TERRY Does I! Again. Only At INSTALLED water bill or city taxes. Cash $870.00-assume Boca Raton all metal fittings 20th Ave, Boca Raton TERRY FORO Can You Bet This. Gasoline To Be Riven fit The Alterations-Repairs 1st mortgage $11,700.00, Phone 6822 or 5377 Park. Boca 4181. (305- BOCA payable $86.00 monthly. Station Of Your ChQi&8. (Based on the average mileage of the average FREE ESTIMATES 48B) RATON Owner will take 2nd motorist as reported in Para. 5, Page 881, Vol. 15, Encyclopedia Britannica.) Wells * Pumps NATIONAL mortgage $2-000. SPRINKLER LOVELY 3-bedroom, 2- Sprinkler Systems bath horn e for rent at 327 Win. DAY, Inc. AT TERRY FORD YOU SERVICE INTRACOASTAL Kingsbridge Street. Un- 500 S. Federal Highway Installation by Experts 148 N.W. 13th furnished $85. per month, WATERWAY LOT We Repair Pumps and Street Boca Raton partially furnished $95. Beautiful Estates Sec- Boca Raton 5473 Sprinkler Systems Call 9946 Call CR8-2881. (307-48B) MAKE ABSOLUTELY NO BUY THE BEST!! If No Answer 5453 tion — precast seawall. FOR RENT Across from the fabu- Boca Raton One Bedroom Apartment. lous Royal Palm Yacht PAYMENTS TIL FEBRUARY 1961 WASHER' Upholstery Co. Comfortable and con- and country club. The veniently located. perfect location for the DRYER home of distinction. Repairs * Fine BOONE APTS. WHY WAIT to buy and ON NEW 1961 FORDS Fabrics Phone Boca 8733 have to settle for a FOR SALE OUR 1%1 FORDS ARE GUARANTEED FOR 1 FULL Conventional and * Fo am secondary location. Automatics Rubber WANTED BUY NOW and have the HOME located within YEAR OR 12,000 MILES, WHICH EVER OCCURS FIRST. * Cushions, any finest location on the walking distance of UNIVERSAL Furnished houses or east coast. TWO BOCA shopping, $15,000. Con- shape. apartments, Boca Raton D WN CASH R APPLIANCE SALES RATON OFFICES TO siderably less than FHA PAY *^ I Of ^C ° ° * Expert Workmanship area. SERVE YOU. appraisal. 260 N. Federal Hwy. Call Boca 3202 for 1 JW C# TRADE-IN EQUITY M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. Phones: 8613-9030 FREE ESTIMATE WM. DAY Inc. 500 S. Federal Hwy. Realtors And The Following Payments SALES and Boca Raton Federal Highway 9m. 1961 FALCON $55.00 Per Month SERVICE Phone 5473 at S.E. 5th St. 206 S. Fed, Hwy. Ph. 8567 A1A & Via Cabana Boca Baton 1961 FASRLANE S62.00 Per Month Vacuum Cleaners - Floor Polishers BOATS 820 N. Fed. Hwy. CR 6-5221 1961 FASRLANE 500 .... $65.00 Per Month Rug Shampoo and Mildew Crystals ,P!i: iJoca 3717 Delray Beach 1961 GALAXIE $71.00 Per Month BOAT BARGAINS GLENN WYGAL - BOCA 3103 APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 1961 STARLINER ..... $75.00 Per Month Closing out on LARSON RANCH WAGON ...... $75.00 Per Month heavy duty 14' used alum- inum outboards with 10 APARTMENTS TO RENT 16—1960 New Fords To Be Sold Beiow Dealers Cost, Drive 10 H.P, motors. AT BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Hurricane Protection $295 each, complete Miles And Save Hundreds of $$$$$$$. Atieniion '55-'56-'57- DEERF1ELD Spend this winter in lovely Boca Raton — midway between Miami and Palm Beach on Florida's Atlan- '58-;53 Gar And Truck Owners. Your Present Car Need Ho! Be Paid Storm Shutters YACHT BASIN tic Gold Coast. Distinctive apartment units now For IV |rade — And In Most Gases We Even Lower Your Present Phone Boca Raton 9681 available. PaymentsX Awnings BUSINESS Completely furnished one bedroom apartments are OPPORTUNITIES available close to a golf course and less than 3/4 Over 100 NEW FORDS To Choose From mile from the ocean. Enjoy golf, tennis, boating, FHA NO MONEY DOWN SUN OIL Company swimming, and Florida's wonderful climate. FREE ESTIMATES has for lease service Season rentals (December thru April) $1000 station on U.S. 1 in Annual rentals $1600 Y FORD North Boca Raton. Paid Monthly and unfurnished rentals also available as PHONE WH I-O3IO while in training. Apply Sun Oil Co. office, Port well as a few two bedroom units. Write olr phone OPEM 'TIL 10 P.M. Custom Fence and Awning Co. Everglades, or call Ft. today: 1000 N. FEDERAL HWY. POMPANO BEACH Lauderdale JAckson Walter G, Sweeney CALL CR 8-2179 3^4386. LEFCOURT REALTY CORP. P.O. Box 237 Boca Raton, Florida CRestwood 8-2881 14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 27, 1960 F---V ' " Centex Buys More Little Mao Has Busy Day As City's Tire Inspector' Clay Richmond Jr., agehis busy day with a giant Puerto Rico Land nine, son of Mr. and Mrs.Ice cream banana split. Tom Lively, president of Clay Richmond of N.E. Clay voted it a "real the Centex Construction 71st street, Boca Har- great day," Company Inc. which is de- bour, had a busy day re- v - -; , veloping University Park cently as a result of win- Meeting Tuesday west of Boca Raton, an- ning the Fire Inspector for p c * r « il Dr. Raymond Heverling; f a etv ou r nounced this week that Cen- a Day contest. *or aaiety council Funeral services were He accompanied Fire held Friday in the Fannin tex and an associated firm A county-wide meeting to had purchased, at a price in Inspector Sal Matteis on discuss the organization and Funeral Home in Ft. Laud- his rounds, toured the erdale for Dr. Raymond M. excess of $2, 000, 000, all operationof a safety council the remaining lots in the Fire Department, visited has been called for 7:30 • o1 Heverling, 65, of 1041 the city garage and a local N.W.. Third Street, Boca Santa Rosa sub-division at clock next Tuesday night in San Juan (Bayamon) Puerto pharmacy where he wasthe George Washington Hotel Raton. treated to a double ice A retired optometrist, Hco. in West Palm Beach. cream soda. James E. Civils, district he was head of the Ba- This property was bought He paid a visit to the hama construction com- in a joint venture between Det. Lt. Charles McCutcheon, seated, and Sgt. Eu- Police Department and ex- director of the National Safe- pany and had a prominent Centex and the Heftier Con- gene Lynch, center, showed Clay Richmond Jr. how plored the city jail. ty Council, will be the spea- part in the development of struction Company of Los the Boca Raton Police Department works when he After being treated to ker. Freeport on Grand Baha- Angeles and Miami, from visited there as part of his Fire Inspector for a Day lunch at a local restaurant, So far this year Palm Beach ma Island. the Santa Rosa Development program. he visited a bulk oil County has a record of 70 He also developed Cor- Company, Lively said. Cen- plant, the Boca Raton Ho- deaths by accident. al Woods in Ft. Lauder- tex will be the operating tel, a dry cleaning estab- dale and Lake Floresta partner. The total area in- lishment, and'-was taken State Comptroller Ray Park in Boca Raton. volved will accommodate on a safari through Africa Green told the Florida Re- Dr. Heverling was a construction of more than USA. tail Federation convention M graduate of Columbia Uni- 800 three and four bedroom He was a guest at the recently that a good Winter John W. Wolf, manager of H. Hentz and Company's versity, served in World homes ranging in price from Midget League football season and a general im- brokerage office in Boca Raton, is shown opening the door War 1 and was a member of $11. 000 to $14, 000. game in the evening at provement in Florida's eco- ofhis new location at 71 S. E. First Avenue. -- Colony Stu- the American Legion and Memorial Park and ended nomy can be predicted. the 40 and 8. "Buerto Rico has become dio Photo. a leading tourist attraction He was born in Harris- and with the surge of travel VOTE FOR* • • •I*VOTE FOR* • • Hentz Company Moves burg, Pa., and came to as well as the increased in- Boca Raton three months terest in commercial and ago from Ft. Lauderdale, industrial development, the To New, Better Quarters where he had lived for need for increased modern 10 years. 1 H. Hentz and Company, ' housing facilities is apparent; which became Boca Raton's He is survived by his Noted Artist's wife, Marion, of Boca Ra- Lively said in discussing the Making an actual safety Clay Richmond Jr. of first brokerage office when Puerto Rico venture, which N.E. 71st Street, Boca it opened nine months ago ton; two,sons, Raymond M. inspection in a cleaning Funeral Held Jr., and John L., of Boca forecasts a possible "world- plant, clay Richmond Jr. Harbour, "Fire Inspector on A1A, hag moved to new wide" expansion for Centex. for a Day," started his Services were held Sun- Raton; a daughter, Mrs. carried out his schedule quarters at 71 S. E. First A- as Fire Inspector for a tour of duty by visiting venue. day afternoon at the Cas- Mardene M. Cochrane, of "What's next for Centex Anaheim, Calif.; a broth- only time will tell, " Lively Day. the Fire station. Here he John W. Wolf, the mana- on Memorial Methodist er, William of Harrisburg, added. "Our activities in looks over a schedule of RICHARD M. SAULS *>|