INDEX Page Church News 4 Classified Ads 2, 15 Deerfield Beach News 10 Serving Editorial 6 Social News 3, S BOCA RATON and Sports News 14 • mam » •«• - ma OCA RKTON NEWS DEERF!ELD BEACH

Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, November 19, 1959 16 Pages Price Ten Cents Roy craft Is Host to 500 AtQpening Six Cars Involved Grandopeningof the Roy- craft Coach Company's plant . inBoca Ratonwasheld Tues- In Rash of Mishaps day with nearly 500 visitors in attendance. The plant, situated at 4500 N. W. Oak Circle, One Turns, manufactures mobile homes, Roycraftis the oldest contin- Strikes Pole uous exclusive manufacturer A rash of accidents kept of mobile homes in the the Police Department busy United States. Tuesday. Many of the visitors at the Spilled lumber on the reception and open house highway caused a .car to hit were dealers and suppliers a telephone pole on Old who came to South Florida Dixie Highway. for the Florida Mobile Home John Brecht, S, E. 15th The, Chamber of Commerce Christmas Lighting Program went into effect Monday Exposition at Hallandale this Street, Deerfield Beach, ^,-Blght when Christmas lights were switched on all over the city by, left to righV'vai- driving a lumber'truck, told Brennan, Chamber president; Edward Melvih, manager, and Dick Fish, chairmanof The Roycra-ft^Djantlies on police the load shifted and the Christmas lighting program* -Boca Raton News Photo. a 15-acre tract ancTtffeYuSl!X _ spilled lumber on the high- manufacturing building also way near N. E. 45th Street. houses administrative of- Westley Stephens, 75, of "fices. A separate structure 45 N. W. Fifth Avenue, City Asks Chamber to- Detail is used for final finish and traveling south on Old Dixie, painting of the mobile swerved to miss the truck and homes. the lumber and crashed into Its Use of Advertising Funds T^e central part of the a telephone pole, inflicting 1 $500 damages to his car. No The request by the Cham- commissioners to give mainbuilding has a mezza- Gathering for the openhouse ceremonies and luncheon a"fthe_Roycraft Coach Com- one was injured. ber of Commerce for one- thought to a revision of the nine on which is situated a half of the money allotted Dane Says He 60-foot brake which is used pany Tuesday were, left to right, Bob Chamberlin, genera{T'rnanager TorrT' city charter. He called it Bill Phinney, Bob Light and J. Antoine Roy, president., r=B6ca Raton News Photo. in the city's budget for ad- antiquated and outmoded. Will Not Run. in the fabrication of Roy- Kingsbridge Street, Boca vertising purposes was tempo- The commissioners agreed craft's all-aluminum roofs. Raton, was a witness. rarily denied at Tuesday's "I do not choose to run" The factory also has a modern The accidentw.as investi- to think about it but no ac- was the comment of City City Favors NEW'f TO PUBLISH EARLY commission meeting. tion was taken. mill and a modern produc- gated by Patrolman Ben Commissioner William Commissioner Hal Dane tion line. Because of the Thanksgiving Day holiday, toe Boca Burgess, A letter was read from Monday when asked his plans Raton News Will be published on Wednesday next week. Herbold voted "no" on the Leonard Walters, who resign- Among those present for Architectural Ernest Lindsay, 34, of 3100 denial motion while the by the Boca Raton News. the Grand Opening from the The deadline for all advertising and news will be noon N. W. Fifth Avenue, was ed from the Planning Com- Dane was mayor last year Tuesday. : other commissioners voted mission due to the pressure company's home offices in Standards traveling east on N. W. 28th "yes. " and presently is one of the Chesaning, Mich., were Street and crossing the F. E. C. of other duties. His resigna- five City Commissioners. To keep the overall attrac- The Chamber asked for tion wasacceptedwitha vote president J. Antoine Roy and tiveness of Boca Raton in railroad tracks when the $3, 000 of the allotted $6, - Terms of Dane andjohn Flan- general manager Thomas L. New Catholic School fram e o f his car c a ught on the of thanks for his services. cher. will expire nexj^jlarch hand, City Commissioners 000 and said it would submit A letter was also read from Sullivan. agreed in unofficial action tracks. This was the second a detailed report of how the 1. Flancher has ar,.3um:ed Russell Benson asking City Roy, a native of New Monday at a committee In Planning Stage Here accident at tha t point recent- money was spent. as a candidate for re-elec- Brunswick, Canada, founded ly. A Police Patrol car was Manager William Lamb to tion. ; meeting to instruct the Commissioner Hal Dane the company in Detroit 30 Building Department to with- ; A new Catholic school is nan said. . , \ damaged in the same spot just take his name off the list "There is an obligation on said that when the money year.', ago. The company hold permits oq houses in in the planning^stage for Boca For the present the tempo'- a short time ago and had to for future Planning Boanf every citizen to serve his was allotted it contained a first built small boats and a Boca Raton Square in certain Racog..--"" Bishop*-*- SSrSffi-SrT-:ary quaaca >n 3t. J :n of be replaced. members. community to the best 4f his provision that the detailed foreriisner of the modern instances. of Miami has autiio- Ai~ Ch ire h lem. r saicC *» In another, accivtent on submitted before the money dutiesofa City Physicianwas years.; It is time for new The name "Roycraft" was Boca Raton Square, appeared St. Joan of Arc School and Tuesday, a car driven by was allotted. placed on second and final 'faces to appear at the Com- adopted in 1932 and in 1935 before the commission to ask convent will be built on a Joseph F. Dayton, 7^, travel- reading and adopted. The mission table. Seal Drive Led Commissioners, with the the firm moved to Chesaning, for help in keeping the arch- site not yet determined, the ing south on Federal Highway City Physician will also be " The experience has been exception of Herbold, agreed Mich. itectural design of the city Rev, David Heffernan, pas- gy M and turning east on S. E. known as the City Health agreatone andl am sure my thatthe Chamber should tell Officer and his salary will be Today, the company em- intact. tor of St. Joan of Arc Catho- ' Second Street, was involved successor will also find per- Mrs. PederLar,sen has been City Manager William Lamb commensurate with his du- ploys 185 people, many of He said his firm was having lic Church, told the News. in a collision with a car sonal satisfaction in giving named chairman of the what the money is to be ties. Part of Ms duties will whom have been with Roy- trouble with contractors in The church owns two driven by Leroy Battie, 21, ofhis time and know-how to annual Christmas Seal Drive spent for. be to administer and enforce craft for 15 to 20 years. One policing its own building re- pieces of property in the city, of 124-B S. W. Second Street, forward progress of our in Boca Raton. Herbold strongly objected the laws of sanitation and he man in the woodworking mill strictions. He said the firm one on the west side and Deerfield Beach. community. Posters are being placed and said, " We should continue shall be responsible for the has been employed by Roy- did not allow two similar one on the east side. Dayton told police he "Citizens of Boca Raton in businesses and banks to let them have the money medical examinations of any craftsince the company was houses to be builtside by side Plans for the school call for thought hehadtLmetomake should pay close attention to throughout the city encour- to spend as they see fit, as person entering city employ. started 30 years ago. for esthetic reasons and all construction to be completed a left turn but did not. Dam- the coming political cam- aging the drive. they have been good for the Roycraft's two factories contractors were not coope- by September, 1960. age to Dayton's car was esti- city. " DeLong told the News last paign. It is not good to sit Students in the Second turn out between 45 and 50 rating in this regardless of It will be an elementary mated at $200 and it had to week that Dr. William G. in the bleachers idly and Gradeof the Boca Raton Ele- Mayor Joe DeLong said that O'Donnell will be appointed mobile homes every week. deed restrictions whichpro- school but the number of be towed to a service station. blindly while importantplays mentary School .'olored when the money was budget- Production was started at hibit it. grades has not been decided Damage to Battie'scar was (Continued to Page 2) are being missed." Christmas Seal posters this ed it was with certain pro- Boca Raton in February of Brennan asked the commis- on as there are several fac- week to takehomfas part of «*»n«edat $75, police said, visions and the provisions this year. At the present sion to instruct the building tors involved, Father Heffer- A dnver CI0SSln ±e Inlet should be recognized. the program. Z time, the local plant is department not to grant Bridge had a wheel collapse, Police Det. Lt. Charles VFW Post Now Has , Booths will be placed- Union Service Arranged turning out 10 mobile homes buildirg permits unless the throughout the city for the causing an accident. Theo- McCutcheonmade a compre- a week. plans were stamped with the New Meeting Place dore Ornas Jr., 42, of 2434 hensive report of his three promotion of the sale of approval of the Keating Boca Raton VFW Post 8189 Portage AVenue, Ft. Wayne, months training course at the Christmas Seals, Mrs. Lar- For Thanksgiving Day Schools f® Have now has a new meeting place Ind., was traveling east on FBI Academy in Washington, Company. sen said. A Union Thanksgiving Ser- Church choir under the di- Tw®-Pay Holiday "Basically, our plan is like through the courtesy of Mrs. Ruth Sheppard of the the bridge when the suspen- and said that each graduate Clarence O. Wyningerat 181 is qualified as an instructor. vice will beheld in the First rection of Mrs. Lillian F. your plan in trying to con- West Palm Beach district sion of the front wheel broke Presbyterian Church, 600 W. Parker, music director, and Boca Raton schools will be trol architectural designs N. W. 20th Street. down, causing the wheel to He thanked the city officials closed Thursday and Friday, office of the Tuberculosis Camino Real, at 10 a. m. on Kenneth Higgins will be in through your proposed archi- The next meeting will be and Health Association will collapse inward. The car was and the people of Boca Raton Nov. 26 and 27, for a- Thanksgiving Day. charge of the ushering. tectural board. It is for the held Tuesday, Nov. 24, at speak tonight at 8:30 at the quickly stopped and no one forrnakingitpossible forhim Thanksgiving holiday, school to take the course. The Rev. Ernest Hawk, betterment of the city and 8 p. m. American Legion Home. was injured. Passengers were The service is sponsored officials announced this the subdivision," Brennan , Mrs. Theodore Ornas and Mayor DeLong commended pastor of the First Methodist by the Boca Raton Ministerial week. said. "If we could have the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ornas McCutcheon. He said the Church, will deliver the ser- Association. Cooperating Robert Trafford, principal cooperation of the building Sr. report would be placed on mon; Rev. Richard Clement churches are First Baptist, of the Boca Raton School, department our problem The vehicle had to be tow- file and a copy of it would will give the prayer and pro- First Methodist, Church of also announced the appoint- would be solved. " ed away. be included in McCutcheon's clamation, and Rev. Albert the Open Door and the First mentof Mrs. Mary Beil as a Commissioner William At 10:30 p.m. a call came Civil Service record. L. Eastman will give the re- sponsive reading. Presbyterian. The service is First Grade teacher replacing Herbold suggested that each in to the Boca Raton Police The mayor in his weekly Special music will be pre- open to the public and all are Miss Louise Marderosian, who building plan submitted for Department from the Deer- report strongly urged the sented by the Presbyterian cordially invited. has resigned. a permit be accompanied by •field Beach Police Depart- a letter of approval from the ment that a passing freight Keating Company. train had a hot box on the. Brennan pointed out that east side of the train near Contestants Ready for Turtle Derby the plansonly needed a stamp the caboose. of approval. Lt William Brindle and Final plans have been Commissioner John Flan- Patrolmen Ben Burgess and completed for the second cher said he felt that the firm Joseph Jo drey were dispatch- annual Jaycee Turtle Derby was entitled to the requested ed to the scene to stop the to be held in Memorial Park protection. train, traveling north. Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Mayor Joe DeLong said he They stopped the freight More than 50 local busi- agreed that the Building De- near the north city limits nesses have sponsored entries partment should be instructed in the races with about 50 not to issue permits without Assistants Appointed more expected by post time. the Keating Company's stamp At Deerfield Beach In addition to the turtle of approval. ' Two assistants to depart- races, there will be a greased In the matter of separating ment heads have recently pig chase, sack races for all "men of good faith" from been added to the personnel ages, footraces, tug-of-war, land specula tors, DeLong said of Deerfield Beach City Hall. greased pole climb and cake the city should draw up some J. J. Arnold, a former walk. There will be refresh- regulations where an area to Local teenagers who are collecting toys for Teen Town businessman at Deerfield for ments for all and many prizes. be rezoned should have con- are very busy these days. They already have covered a several years, assumed the The entire proceeds of the struction started within a large part of the city and collected many toys for their duties of assistant building event are earmarked for the specified time. Christmas program of repairing the articles and giving them inspector. park improvement fund to He said that speculators to needy children on Christmas. Showing a few of the toys Walter P. Appiarius, a Two of the early entrants in the Jaycee Turtle Derby Saturday are shown above provide additional play- are constantly coming in collected last Saturday are, left to right, Maurine Vaillan- civil engineer, is the ci ty 's with their trainers, Brandy and Sherry Chick. -Boca Raton News Photo. ground equipment for chil- with requests for rezoning court Rusty Cobb, Tod Bryant and Nancy Myers. -Boca new assistant to Public Works, dren. (Continued to page 2) Raton News Photo. supervisor R. Merle Johnson. 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 19, 1959 River to its source. "Old Folks at Home" was citor's investigation and also ADVERTISING FUNDS from automotive transporta- All the top officers of the tion that was in vogue about officially designate das Flo- Four Face gave him what evidence he . (Continued prom page l) had collected. He said in- local club, plus several di- the birthdates of many who rida "sStaie song by the 1935 as the city's first official rectors, committee chair- are purchasing Florida homes Legislature. vestigation forces will be co- Gambling ordinated but the main in- physician. Elizabeth D. Landers men and members made the today. visit. They included Wil- The building firm an- vestigation will be made by A resolution was adopted Mrs. Elizabeth D. Landers, liam Hallman, W. H. nounced that transportation the Solicitor. to pave S. E. Third Street 71, of 2800 N. Federal High- Subpenas Brown, L. L. Tazewell, Ed between the subdivision en- Brown refused to elaborate between Federal Highway way, died Wednesday morn- Earnhardt, Neal Quimby, trance arid the new model Four persons will be sub- on the evidence he gave and Dixie Highway at an ing at her residence after an William Wright, Hal Dane, will be provided visitors penaed soon to tell what Daves. estimated cost of $3,900. extended illness. You saw it in the Novem- The work will be done on an C. P. Messersmith, Rev. Saturday and Sunday in a they know about a high stakes Daves said none of the She was a member of the ber "seventeen" maga- assessment basis of abutting Ernest Hawk, Harry Thomas, "Merry '01", replica of the floating poker game in Boca four persons to be subpenaed Catholic Church. zine; now come see it at property owners. Otto Goodwill, Paul Veil- 1901-model Oldsmobile. Raton, it was announced this is a political figure. Mrs. Landers is survived Marge's sportswear and A request from Arvida lard, Hugh Benton, Adam week by County Solicitor Daves emphasized he JOHN H. WEIR by her husband, James J.; a Accessories shop in Al- Realty Company for rezoning Hazlett, Lester Benson, Joh» Joel T. Daves. launched the investigation son, James R.; three daugh- drich corner. of blocks one through nine, Brandt and Bernard Turner. Foremost Watch Repairs The County Solicitor said because of reports of the size John H. Weir ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, cute late-day cotton lace Spanish River Land Company BOCA RAY JEWELERS he ordered an investigation of the poker game, not be-, Mrs. Barbara Blacknick and duos are printed in black Unit No. 3, from R-l-A to after receiving reports of a cause of any political aspects Made Director Mrs. Theresa Olsen, and Across From Post Office & white and paired with residential R-l-B to contain Model Home fairly large poker game of the case. He said he wants When stockholders of the seven grandchildren, all of Tel. Boca 4312 smooth velveteen for the houses of a minimum 1500 operation in this area. He to establish the size of the Arvida Corporation held their Boca Raton. To Be Shown season's goings-on about said the reports originated game, whether it is a small first meeting Tuesday in Boca feetof enclosed living space town. 'The full skirt is was referred to the Zoning Services were pending at The Melody, a 1960- through the efforts of persons scale "friendly" game or, Raton, they elected John H. the Kraeer Funeral Home. paired with a scooped-out to recover funds for which as evidence indicates, a high Weir, vice-president and . Commission for recommen- model home constructed by carasole top. back but- bad checks were written. stakes operation. general manager of Arvida, dation. Boca Kiwanians Kotlar Associates for dupli- toned in jet and both taf- John Sanderson of Deer- Sanderson said he dropped as a director of the corpora- A report was read from the cation in Boca Raton Square, feta-lined. field Beach told the Solici- the $400 in just a few hours tion. Travelers Insurance Com- Make Jungle Trip is being publiclyintroduced Or, if you prefer, a tor's staff that he wrote bad after he went to a Boca Ra- Weir was active in the for- pany of a safety meeting • Members of Kiwanis from this weekend with an assist straight skirt in the same checks to cover gambling ton home and started play- mation of Arvida, one of held recently conducted by Boca Raton journeyed to cool lace paired with a debts of $400incurred in a ing. Florida's largest land owners Director of Public Works Jupiter Mondayafternoon for William Prendergast for a jungle trip and interclub smooth velveteen top with Boca Raton,home. Sanderson, now free on and developers. PAUL'S drivers, laborers and mecha- meeting with Jupiter Ki- tiny shoe-string straps, Daves conferred with Boca bond while awaiting trial on He is president of Arvida also taffeta lined to retain Raton Police Chief W. H. Realty Company, a subsidiary nics of the Public Works De- wanians. the bad check charges, talked partment on the prevention BARBER that perfect fit. That's Jo Brown. Both Brown and Palm of Arvida Corporation. He Embarking in two cruisers . . .You can't dream up a freely with the Solicitor's of accidents. Collins, of course, andiin Beach County Sheriff John staff and named dates, places also is president of Arvida about 3 p.m., the group SHOP picture when your TV set sizes 5 to 11, Marge also Kirk said they would give the and people involved in the Oil Company. The Civil Service Board went up the Lox aha tehee gives out. Boca Electron- Solicitor full cooperation in poker game. He said the reported that it was prepar- ics, 801 North Federal has other jo Collins Mix CTTY FAVORS 109W.Palmctto and Match coordinates for the investigation. game is held in various homes ing a full report of its year's Highway can keep your Chief Brownsaid he is giv- and other places along the (Continued prom page i) activities and would pr.ent ..Pk. il4 the holiday season ahead. when they have no serious Styles Mar ge says: New stock is ing all assistance to the Soli- Palm Beach-Broward County it to thecommis^'-jn :tt flv At Aldrich Cornet new. Call us-at-3084 Ior line and also in a bar south plans for constructing build- end of the c^ndar year, ,. top note!* service. arriving daily and you are POINTS OF INTEREST ings but are seeking only to invited to stop in to see of Deerfield Beach. The roinmissionicJopted WILL BE OPEN you can measure a man's increase the value of the ine ^jlicy of sending the FftANCAfS the nice selections of character by his friends, While the poker game in- land, „.._<•- vestigation is going on, uinutes of the Planning and THE DAY BEFORE SPORTS,BLOUSES, not who they are but why "There is toojTmgh raw, Announces the assistant County Solicitor Zoning commissions back to (BOCA ICONICS SKIRTS, and Accessories. they are. valuable Aaai standinp Idle, "Most Talked About" THANKSGIVING By the Republican Paul Potter is continuing ah the individual boards for ap- Now is the time to make _.aa4f personally T'j like to Don Montgomery investigation into the checks proval and signing by each White COTTON -801N0.FEDERALHIWAY your Christmas selections see it begin *J move," De- WEDNESDAY Sanderson says he..>;io'te to individual chairman before and use Marge's conven- Long sai^l. Phone 3084- cover his gambling debts. the commission would act NOV.25TH 11 ient Lay-A-Way-plan, It was unofficially agreed SINGER Solicitor Daves revealed upon them. DRESS... :o withhold rezoning changes MARGE'S Sporfsv/ear 'mat a similar case was Several, recommendations until the petitioner presented With a riot of NEWLY ARRIVED...A fine and Accessories Shop, ls- -, landled by his office last by both boards were not acted complete plans. RED or BLUE COA .nonth. At that tin:e, after upon and will be sentback 117 W. PatrnefTEP-T^Sf- The discussion was touched 23 N.E.'lsf. St. being informed that a bad for approval of the boards. ROSES selection ofSYROCO I Road," Aldtach Corner" POMPANO - WE 3-1790 off by a request from Earle J. check \charge resulted from Dane made the motion to Robbins for the rezoning of checks b£|ng written tocover send the minutes Back for ap- nine acres on Federal High- Vanity Mirrors • Brackets a gambling.debt, Daves con- proval. Commissioner John way near.N.E. 20th Street. tinued the? case and later Flancher said he was about RfflS BAkBik SHOP The mayor said his re- dropped the prosecution. He to make the same motion. Sconces • Clocks marks were not directed to said it is not the function of reflect on the Robbins' re- 65 S.Federa! Highway his office to collect gambling The oldest ship in the questbut pertained to a con- debts, as they are not valid world still afloat is the U. S. tinuing problem which faced 71 So. Federal OPEN all day Wednesday debts under Florida law. S. Constellation now in Bal- phone 9415 the commission often. timore Harbor. November 25 SAVE $1000

CARD and d'AVRAY, tec. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS SALE FOR SALE/ APPLICATIONS for cU'lL Interior ' > . Service positions in cjity $129. E of Boca Raton now being MUST sell' Hi^ . ataesfe-frfew. $40; blankets accepted, see display ad right international harves- and misc. articles, phone DESIGNERS-DECORATORS or. page 14 or civil service ter freezer. Ideal for large Boca 8131- (293-52B) bulletin board in lobby of family, farm or commercial purposes. Like new condi- DELUXE G.E. Electric City Fall Bldg. Stove. 1270 N.E. 4th Ave., (308-52-53B) tion. Must be seen to ap- 20lS.E.FkstAve. preciate. Best offer takes •goca Raton. Fhone Boca Before you buy that project house, come see Orchid Square it. call at 2115N.E. Third 6418. (283-52P> SPECIAL this custom built, split level 3 bedroom, 2 CARD OF THANKS PRICE Way, Boca. (301-52B) SINGLE bed or daybed, bath home in one of Boca Raton's finest resi- BOCA4552 BOCA-RATON CARD OF THANKS Junior Misses dential areas. Hardwood floors throughout. We wish to express our ap- ANTIQUE drop leaf table complete with box spring and fitted cover, reason- Florida room, patio, fully landscaped, central preciation to all friends seats eight. Drun- table, $10. 5-15; 8-16 heat, tile roof and insulated, offered by and neighbors for their D is lies, yellow design, able, ph. Boca 8246- WOMENS (300-52B) owner at $1000 below recent PHA appraisal. beautiful floral tributes and never used, wholesale price. 8-20; Arcade 3ap ftoom expressions of syirpathy Antique Butler's Desk with FUR NITURE, dining-table, during our recent bereave- three dresser drawers. Fh. four chairs, sofa, chairs, 168 Boca Raton Rd. $19,000 East Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach irent. Boca 4806- (298-52B) desk, double foam babarra Phone 418 NW 13th Drive . „ . Country Club Village NOW OPEN FOR DINNER The Matteis Family FIVE rooms of furniture lounge. 480 E- palmetto • (302-52B) from nice home, moving out Park Rd. (285-52*3) Boca Raton 5734 Phone Boca 4172 From 5:30 to 10:30 P.M. of town, will sell any part. APARTMENTS See at 2361 N.E. 4th Ave, WANTED TO BUY Our menu offers over 18 entrees FOR RENT Winfieldpk.Ph. coca4197. Serving Till from $2.50 up (No Buffet!) (297-52B) SEWING machine, hutch New Broom New Chef SPACIOUS attractive apts. cupboard, round dining furnished or unfurnished, MUCK with manure .50d: bu. table, twin bedroom suite. 4:00 A.M. RESERVATIONS REQUESTED beautiful location. Jordan MachJer warehouse, bright Private party, write BOX Manor, 101 Pine Circle, yellow bldg. i/i mi. west 1261. Boca Raton. CRestwood 6-7200 phone Tjoca 5777. Seaboard tracks, on'pwy. . (299-52P) (19-42BTP) 810 Deerfield. ph. 9449. Carter Taylor (306-52B) LOST.AND FOUND Manager EFFICIENCY apartment. LARGF selection of used BIRD-C 0 c k a t e e 1, name Low rates by the year, util- refrigerators, ranges, wash- "Skipper". Mrs. Andy P.S- This is going to be a great season. iuiti superb DRINKS ities included. 1920 N.E. ers, and dishwashers. AH Brennan, phone Boca 8465. 5th St., Deerfield Beach, "Guaranteed, Tested and (290-52P) STROMB6RG-CARLSON ph. Boca 8145 or 9646 or Approved.11 Latimer's inc. Drop In After The Late Party , see Leo at Leo's Barber 433 E- Atlantic Avenue, A n,v,SioN OF GENERAL DYNAMICS OTHER Shop. (205-49BTP) phone Cr 6-4169- Football Game,or Theatre For "There is nothing finer than a Stromb&g-Carlson" CLASSIFIED ADS REAL ESTATE (819-34BTF) ON PAGE 14 A Snack or Sandwich And Enjoy AM-FM STEREO TUNERS RENT OR SALE SOFA & c h a i r with green Legal Notice AMPLIFIERS DUPLEX one or two furn- slip covers $25; wicher MANUAL TURNTABLES ished bedroon. apts. close rocker $4; nest of wrought NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE The Piano Styling of SPEAKER SYSTEMS to town. 275 Rojal Palm iron tables $5; lamp, phone COMPLETE CONSOLES Boca 3727. {303"52B) NOTICEIS HEREBY'GIVEN that Rd. opposite Golf course. the undersigned, desiring to en- (294-52P) HOUSEHOLD furnishings, gage in business underthe ficti- CHARLES C SQUIRES dinette set, rattan furniture, tious name of: payton's place New And used HARRY MYERS REAL ESTATE Aldnch Corner Phone 4373 and miscellaneous, phone intends to register the 5eld name SALE OR RENT CR. 8-2453- (282-52B)" with the Clerk of the circuit (Direct from THE BONFIRE, MIAMI BEACH) DIFFERENT but Practical; Court of palm Beach County, Florida. SFECAUSTS IN Near beach. New home —2 REAL ESTATE /s/ William D. payton AT THE PIANO BAR SEPARATED bedrooms, 2 WANTED FREE! STEREO-HI Fl baths. Plot 75 x 120- Ar- /a/ Che aterLee Lawson NIGHTLY... 10:30'til ? WANTED 3-bedroomf 2-bath Stop and have ranged for best exposure Kurzinger and Honchell an expert SYSTEMS advantage. SEE IT at 475 home in good location for Attorneys at Law Wavecrest way. Make an two months, February and K & H Building Check your Boca Raton, Florida Needle under a Complete REPAIR offer. Call Sam ?'eM, buil- March. References exchan- ged, write P.O.Box 5, c/o publish Nov. 12, 19, 2fi & Dec. microscope* der at Boca 8433.(233"50B) 3, 1959. SERVICE Boca Raton News. (221-50 & 5 IB) NOT ICE is hereby given that the HI-FI and STEREO ALBUMS SITUATIONS WANTED undersigned, underthe provisions of Section 865,09» Florida statutes, BROWN'S WANTED to rent with op- $1.49 to $2.98 WANT ED by permanent 1957, will register with the circuit tion to buy 2 °r 3 bedroom resident part or full time Court, in and for palm Beach h 0 ri; e with 2 baths from County, Florida, upon receipt of secretarial or typing work. proof of publication of this notice, RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE January 1, i960 to January the fictitious name to-wttj Phonograph Needles Phone Boca 336 C. (270-5 IP) 1, 1961- This home should Federal Highway, Boca Raton WAYSIDE GARDENS have central heat and be and that the party interested in We carry a complete stock of WIDOW will do baby-sitting, said business is as follows; Diamond Styles to fit all monoral stay with children while not over five years old. Thomas N, Turner write c/o p.oca Raton News. and stereo equipment, you travel. Boca 3292- publish; Nov. 19( 26, Dec, 3t 10, Phone 9525 For Package Delivery (187-49-50-51-52B) BOx-3. (281-52B) 19S9- Thursday, November 19, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 BPW District Mr. and Mrs. Jack Welch Final Plans Made Personals and Mrs. Mary Kubic enter- Meeting Set Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Mer-tained at a: dinner party re- Mrs. James Bailey arrived cently for Mr. arid Mrs. in Spain recently to be with rill returned to Boca Raton For Guild Bazaar Here Nov. 22 recently from Westerley, R, I. James Canning, who moved her husband, who was ill but to Boca Raton from Ft.Lau- Final plans for a bazaar There will also be a magic Maxine Mclntyre of Lake- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Novick is much better now. derdale. Attending were Mr. were made at a meeting of show for children and adults land, state president of the are back in Boca Ra ton after Mrs. Leon Ingram was hos- and Mrs. William Day and to be held Friday, Dec. 4, in Business and Professional spending the Summer in Cape the Mary and Martha Guild tess for a luncheon for a few Mr. and Mrs. William Ruff. held in St. Gregory's Episco- the afternoon and evening. Women's Clubs, will be guest friends recently to introduce Vincent, N, Y. pal Church last Thursday. The bazaar will be held from speaker at the District 10 Mrs. Robert Rsinman of The bazaar will beheld Dec. 1 to 10 p. m. each day. meeting Nov. 22 at the Boca California, sister of Mrs. ENTIRE STOCK OF Raton Club. 4 and 5 in the parish hall. James Fuller. Boy's and Girl's The sale of hand-crafted Newcomers Club Florence MacNichols of Noah Linton returned to his articles and two evening Plans Luncheon Lake Worth, district director, home Monday afternoon after dinners will highlight the will conduct the meeting major surgery and a stay in CLOTHING and TOYS bazaar sponsored by the The Newcomers Club will which will start with a district Bethesda Hospital, hold a luncheon and card Infants to size 14 Guild. officers' board meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Thane Bart- Chairmen in charge of party Tuesday, Nov. 24, at 10:30 in the Misner Room. the Continental Restaurant ley returned to Boca Raton booths are: Mrs. Thomas A business meeting will this week from Pennsylvania. REDUCED 20%to 50% in Delray Beach. follow at Hand a health and Use Our Lay-A-Way Plan For Jamison, Altar Guild; Mrs. Recent Winter visitors who Thomas Giles, bake and The luncheon will "be Christmas served at 12;30 p.m. and all Miss Sandra Ross, left, a Senior at Alabama Polytechnic safety workshop from noon to have arrived for the season food; Mrs. Helen Slater, Institute, and Miss Janice Hinn, a Senior at the University p.m. Luncheon will include Dr. and Mrs. J. H. book nook; Mrs. William reservations must be made by be atlp. m. in the Cathedral tomorrow. They may be of Oklahoma, display the awards presented them by Mrs. Young of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Light, candy; Mrs. Harvey W. C. Roberts, center, chairman of the Awards Committee Dining Room. Mrs. Larry Repp of Sparta, Weeks, Christmas decora- made by calling Boca 5841 The Boca Raton BPW with or 8305. of the National Panhellenic Conference. The presentation N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. tions and wrappings; Mrs. was made at a dinner at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. Mrs. June Chaplin, president, Thomas Byrnes of Long Is- 172 Boca Raton Road Phone 4300 William G. O'Donnell, gar- Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. is the hostess club. Mrs. Florence Caulfield are co- land. They are staying at den; Mrs. H. H. Copp, gifts; Marge Jamison is arrange- the Glenn Apartments. Mrs. J. Raybourne, grab bag; chairmen. New Officers Named ments chairman and has Table prizes will be a- Mr. and Mrs. Domina Jal- Mrs. Jennie Tatro, jewelry; asked Capt. Ernest Taylor, bert will entertain Thanks- Mrs. Francis Ham, nearly warded the winners. A Sunshine Parkwaypolice of- Christmas party is also in the For Fraternity Group giving Day for Mr, and Mrs. new; Mrs. William McKen- ficer, to address the workshop Paul Mauz and their sons, planning stage for Dec. 17 New officers were appoint- zie, tickets for dinner; Mrs. meeting on "Safety." Paul Jr. and Gregory of Palm for the Newcomers. ed to the National Panhel- Harold Reid, treasure chest; DAR. Chapter Miss Margaret Bodenstein Beach. Mrs. H. E. McCall, poster, lenic Conference at the or- Temptation may be strong, of Palm Beach will speak on Mr, and Mrs, Dave Garvin and Mrs. Lewis J. Simmonds, ganization's last meeting of "Health." Miss Bodenstein, but it seldom overtakes the Hears Fulton will spend the Thanksgiving publicity. its 36th session held last week executive secretary of the man who runs from it. in the Boca Raton Hotel and Robert W. Fulton, princi- holidays with relatives at Flowers add beauty pal of Seacrest High School, Palm Beach County Heart and graciousness to Club. Ridge Manor near Tampa., your home for Thanks- addressed the Jonathan Dick- Association, V/as a former Succeeding Mrs. Darrell Mr. and Mrs. Jared Cone giving entertaining. Particular people inson Chapter, Daughters of education supervisor in R. Nordwall, chairman of arrived during the weekend See our dis play of the American Revolution, at Wisconsin. table centerpieces, NPC for the last two years, to spen d the season here from look to us for the home of Mrs. G. I. More than 150 BPW mem- floral arrangements is Mrs, Joseph D. Grigsbyof their home in Youngstown, Emerson in Boca Raton last bers from Lake Worth to and blooming plants. Landover, Md., a delegate Ohio. Friday on "Will We Pay the Hollywood are expected to from the Delta Delta Delta Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Tripp Price?" attend. MY GLEANING women's fraternity. The new are back after spending the national secretary is Mrs. The speaker asked whether Mrs. Harry Overby Summer in Detroit and DAVE DOMIDION'S people are willing to make suited to their needs William Nash, Alpha Chi Honored at Coffee Drummond _ Island, Mich. BOCA T7| • . Delta, of Little Rock, Ark. sacrifices to have education- Mrs. JohnC. Alley of Win-^ Visiting them is Miss Edith Miss Elizabeth Dyer, Chi al and moral standards high field Park entertained at a Skeene of St. Paul, Minn. RATON T lOriStS, Inc. We cater to the perfectionist's enough to compete with coffee Tuesday morning- They are going to Nassau for Omega, of Cincinnati, Ohio, 200 South Federal Highway Orchid Square toste in making clothes sparkle! was appointed treasurer. Russia successfully. honoring Mrs. Harry Overby. a few days. Mrs. Sara Moore McLean NPC is made up of repre- Assisting the hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baker Tel - 9368 BOCA RATON FLA. Want your nice things to look of Boca Raton was welcomed Mrs. William G. O'Donnell leave this week for a leisure- fresh as the day they were sentatives from 29 national as a new merit) er by Mrs. 4252 Evenings 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. women's fraternities. Mrs. Willard Machle, Mrs. ly trip to California, bought? Have them cleaned W. T. Pittman, regent, and Edward Lewis, Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Mosser More than 200 members chapter members. here. You'll be so pleased Grenell, Mrs. Donald War- have returned to their home and guests attended Friday's Mrs. H. B. Reid, Mrs. with the results! meeting, which climaxed go, Mrs. Paul Demick, Mrs. on Wavecrest Court for the Nellie I. Brown and Mrs. U. M. Hopkins, Mrs. Charles Winter season. They spent the group's one-week stay at Gail C. Archer of Boca Ra- Babies are pink. *. PICK-UP & DELIVERY the Boca Raton Hotel and Dold and Mrs. Ernest Hawk. the Summer in Illinois. ton were guests at the meet- Expected guests at the SERVICE Club. ing. • Dr. and Mrs. Harry Overby likt a Rosebud are newly settled in their Adam Hazletts' home this Four Are Introduced Mrs. Hunt Hostess Boca Raton home. month are Mrs. Ralph Mc- To Group at Party To Flower Chairmen Cartney Rush of Naples, who MATTY'S Mrs. Harold Schnursteinof Two Honored Before will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Enoch W. Hunt II Leaving for Hawaii Boca Isle entertained at a was hostess to a luncheon them, and Mr. andMrs. Joyn 1-HourCLEANERS coffee Friday morning to in- party at her home in Riviera Mrs. Hal Dane and Mrs. Jackson of Oxford, Md., troduce Mrs. L. M. Sigar, who are due to visit the last 1943 N. Fed. Hwy. ph. 571? for the West Palm Beach L. L. Tazewell entertained Mrs. Leon Snow, Mrs. Harold Garden Club Flower Show ata breakfast party last week of the month. Olivey and Mrs. Jovcrf FLan- committee chairmen. in the Dane hm^ -in Boca Mrs. F. J. Vctn Natta has nery to a group of Mends. Attending were Federation Villas for Mrs. "friice Jahn as her house guests, Mr. and You II Feel So Among the guests were President Mrs. William Proc- and Mrs. H. W!. Olander, Mrs. W. E. Caldwell Jr. of Beautiful — Mrs. Peter Kleiber, Mrs. tor Jr., Miss Celia Grant, who left to spend the Wintei Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Joseph Steiner, Mrs. Domina Mrs. Raymond Thayer, Mrs. in Hawaii. Theyarrivedintirneto cele- IN Jalbert, Mrs. Joseph Cap- Mary S. Stetson, Mrs. Lo- Guests were Mrs. Ernest brate their wedding anniver- petta, Mrs. T. A. Sieferth, renzo James, Mrs, Jack Oh- Steiner, Mrs. Dewey Con- sary withMrs. Van Natta and Mrs. Hugh Rodman, Mrs. laber, Mrs. Ray Behm and ners, Mrs. A. M. Brewer, her nephew, Deane Bush, at ICAVSIER Frank Gertiser, Mrs. Charles Mrs. E. J. Henriquez, all of Mrs. Ernest Hawk, Mrs. Oscar the Tapis Rouge in Ft. Lau- Hubbard, Mrs. Jay Gelder, the Palm Beaches. Lawrence, Mrs. C. W. Hubderdale- . LINGERIE Mrs. J. Mullineaux, Mrs. Mrs. Henriquez assisted bard, Mrs, John Lynn, Mrs. The Gus Van Hecks have Nathan Fitch and Mrs. Fred in pouring. John Corcoran and Mrsreturne. d to their Spanish Jungbluth. Gladys Van Natta. Court home from Chicago, Kayser creates it from lux- 111. ury Kayortara the nylon tis- Party Given in Honor Watsons Entertain .sue tricot with the silken At Cocktail Buffet Mr= and Mrs. Pierce Mrs. Anna Casciani has Of Mrs. Edwin Baker Hosts at Dinner Party touch . . . then lavishes it Mrs. Anthony Mojkowski Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wat- arrived here from Marine with rich hand-cut cameo son entertained at a cocktail •Mr, and Mrs. Frederick City, Mich., to make Boca lace, choose from was hostess for a luncheon party in her home on Friday buffet supper in their home Peirce were hosts last Raton her permanent home. pale blue, white, Wednesday night to a cock- black, we're so honoring Mrs. Edwin Baker, - Saturday night. eager to show you Among the guests were tail dinner party in their Painting Program who has sold her home in Aportrait so lifelike in its rosebud coloring, the rest of Kayser s Boca Villas and is leaving Mrs. Harriet Welles, Mr. and home. Arranged for PTA new interlude col- Mrs. Fred Sanders, Mr. and Guests attending included you'll reach out your arms for it... so real lection. to spend the Winter in Cali- A finger painting demon- fornia. Mrs. Charles Daniels and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron I. Sam-stration forpeople of all ages that for the years to come it will reach out son 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Among the guests were and Mrs. Jacob Webber of by Miss Vina Gould of 'the to your heart. Arrange for your baby to have Boca Raton; Mr. and Mrs. Blaksley, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William G. O'Donnell, Gould Studios in Deerfield one of our expert baby photographers make Mrs. Harvey Copp, Mrs. James Tonge, Ft, Lauder- Phillip Hirsh, Mr. and Mrs. Beach will be the highlightof PANTIES Richard Mann, Mrs. William dale; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Joseph Kolb, Victor Francis the November meeting of the a portrait in living color. of Pompano Beach, Arthur $2.50 McChesney, Mrs. Frederick Rhoten and Mrs. Irene La- J. C. Mitchell School PTA Matthews, Mrs. E. E. Pence mont of Delray Beach and Schumann of Deerfield Beach Monday evening. Call 5954 For Early Appointment and Mrs, William Derby. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mc-ks and Phillip Hurtle of Hills- of Venetian Isles. boro Beach. The meeting will start at Church Society Plans 8 o'clock in the school cafe- The COLONY STUDIO 'Record Hop' Nov. 27 Ellen Doran Entertains Guests Entertained torium, precededby a meet- Mr. andMrs. AlSchoepfer 311 EAST PALMETTO PARK RD. The Senior High West- Friends, Classmates ing of the executive com- PH. BOCA 5954 minster Fellowship Society Miss Ellen Doran enter- and Mrs. Lola Parker of mittee at 7. of the First Presbyterian tained a group of friends and Chatham Hills entertained Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roth Church will have its first classmates of St. Ann's NATIONALLY social activity of the season School at her home Friday and daughter, Norma, of Individuated Fitting in the form of a "Record night. Detroit, also their daughter, ADVERTISED Arline, and son-in-law, Hop" on Friday, Nov. 27, Joining here were Joan James Wiley, of Ft. L auder- Orchid Square Phone 3345 Boca Rafon from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Paula Fox, Sandra O'Hara of church. dale over the weekend. The Boca Raton and Mary Ellen Roths and daughter, Norma, BOCA RATON 8500 BOCA RATON 8500 Verzal of Delray Beach. were the first party served in playtex girdles Aluminum yam is being Boca Raton's new Ranch "IN A NUT SHELL" WHO IS used in men's hats. House Restaurant. Formerly $8.95 and $10.95 MISS NITA ? ,,INA NUT SI1ELL>. JUST ARRIVED! NOW 95 95 Who is Hiiss Nita?Don't you know; Sure . . . she is the Reduced to owner-operator ofNITA'S BEAUTY SALON in thevyinfield A real «8 and 4 park section of Boca Raton that is at 2ist and Dixie nigh- Miniature way—and what a darling shop — so cool and comfortable, potted conversation and say, isn't the Relaxer chair something _ how good it piece - makes you feel and no charge for tliis. Gosh, how glad I Orange Tree am that Miss Nita came to Boca Raton, j call her my per- Limited sonal Beautician and she sure is, in fact you can too, for that bear Number- tier beauty work is of the finest and the cost will fit any budget, 1 understand, a long, long time ago she won a Real fruit - - - While they scholarship in beauty culture, and Oh Shucks, why wouldn't LAST $1.95 she? she was raised in the business. Say, have you tried Bud and Bloom the new cocktail facial, using Revlon Ingredients, it is Like Big Trees in Shipping done while being shampooed and set — just an extra five carton minutes. Golly, i said "Nut shell" make your next appoint- ment at Nita's and see if I'm not right. Believe me, Miss « Lost Call For Thanksgiving Fruit Fastidious. BOCA FRUIT SHIPPERS NITA'S Beauty Salon tlH'l HID SQUARE MEMBER OF OPPOSITE - |r\ CHAMBER OF 2150 N.E. 1st AVE. 80CA RATON, FLA. kWlK-Cllilk k DIXIE SHOPPING CENTER •^COMMERCE BOCA RATON 8500 W1NFIELD PARK 21st DIXIE HWY. Royal Palm Shopping Center Phone 8839 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 19, 1959 cember meeting, suggesting Deerfield PTA that neighborhoods form Meeting Set groups to furnish transporta- tion when necessary. Parents will visit class- rooms Monday at 8 p. m. I when they attend the Back- RUMMAGE Church Will Hold First to-Sehool PTA meeting at the Deerfield Beach Junior SALE Thanksgiving Service High School. A short busi- Thanksgiving Day service ness meeting is scheduled at FRIDAY, re rv s New Junior Choir will be held in stt G so ' n m which the annual budget will Participate in Service Church, [joca Raton, at JQ - - be presented, The newly-formeri Junior choir This is the first time since the NOVEMBER 20 will participate in the \\ a.m. founding of the church, six PTA members are being service at the First Methodist years ago, that there has been asked to cooperate with 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. church Sunday with a procession- a Thanksgiving Day service in school librarian, Mrs. Mary al and a call to prayer. These the Episcopal church in Boca. Helen Brown, in collecting at boys and girts have been rehear- Raton. used magazines for school sing for more than a month, robes There will be a celebration of ALDRICH DIV have been provided and adult' the H Eucharist and sermon use. A chairman for the guidance has been Riven by Mrs. by the vicar, ReVi James C. magazine drive will be nam- CORNER Charles Frizell, Mrs. Dick Kit- Stout senberger. Special music ed at the meeting. chen and Mrs, £mest Hawk. under the direction of Russell Mrs. Lee Brashares, PTA Sponsored By A.s a Thanksgiving sermon the Hinds, organist and choir direc- pastor, Rev. Ernest f-jawk, will tor, will be presented by the president, urged good at- Women's Association preach on *'Thanks by Day and joint choirs of mixed voices and tendance at this meeting, children's choir. First Presbyterian Church Night". Shown above is the newly-completed Fiist Presbyterian Church on Camino Real. It has a seating capacity of 250. since there will be no De- Monday at 7:3o p.m. the adult The altar will be decorated u committee for Scout Tfoop 300 by the Altar G i * <* under the Colony Studio Photo. will meet at the church. James direction of Mrs. Harold Turner. \\. O'Neal is chairman. The vicar will preach on the Dr. P. A.Me Rill On Tuesday officials and mem- subject, "Thanksgiving Day •_ Fire Prevention Hi-lites bers will attend a rally on dist- a Church Festival or a pagan Gifts for Patients Optometrist rict church extension to b e held Holiday?*' at the park Temple Method! s t The offering will RO toward Tips on Good Health Church in ft. L^uderdale at fip.ni, the payment of the lot on Sec- bout through fear, worry, bad 127 Boca Raton Road Boca 9498 ond Street purchasedrecently. Must Be In Dec. 9 BY SAL MATTEIS Wednesday at 7;3g p.m. the Gifts for hospital patients and was in the hospital some Attention to one's health news and being in an unven- pastor will conduct the monthly tila ted and stuffy room. This new member fellowship and in- Services Will Use being collected by former time. He sai d he realized is very important in this age struction class at the church. Thanksgiving Theme Police Lt. Paul Sellers and how a patient feels at Christ- of fast living. Here are a is a reaction of the nervous CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN his wife, Eloise, must be in mas time and he wants to pay few important common system tha t resul ts in a tem p- Sermon Topics Listed Special Thanksgiving empha- X-Kay. DR. ALBERT THAU Ultra Sound sis will be placed on services by Dec. 9 to allow for de- back some of the kindness emergencies and their orary diminution of the blood For Open Door Church at Calvary Baptist Church of livery at the hospitals by, shown to him. symptoms: supply to the brain. This can 123 K. Royal Palm hd. - Boca Raton "What Every Believer O u g h t North pompano this coming week. Dec. 12, Sellers told the Most of the gifts will go to HEART ATTACK; happen any time and at any Opposite First Hank of Boca Katon - Ph. to Know About Satan" will be In the 11 a.m. preaching service place. the sermon topic of Rev. Albert - Sunday, pastor Wes Auger will News this week. theLantana Hospital, with a Symptoms include short- L. Eastman at the n a.m. Sun- speak on "Nine Thankless Men*'. Sellers said he was highly few going to needy patients ness of breath, chest pain, When you or someone else day service of the Church of the On Wednesday night at 5;3o a pleased at the tremendous at Holy Cross Hospital, bluish color of the lips and feel faint, you should have Open Door. special Thanksgiving Eve sraor- response his appeal for gifts Sellers said. about the finger-nails; a the person or yourself lie ''The Gold of Solomon's Tem- gasboard wilJ be held at the churchy ABC has had. He is collecting Anyone still having gifts chronic cough and swelling flat, with the head low and ple _ visible _ the Cold of fort followed by a special period of feet raised. This will allow Knox _ unseen, _ YV'hy?'* will thanks and praise. gifts to give hospital patients to donate may phone Boca of the ankles. Of course, Private School and be the unusual message of pas- jn the Sunday evening service, to give their families at 3641 for pickup service. other disorders may cause the the blood to flow to the head] tor Eastman as he continues ex- which begins at 7:30, pastor Aug- Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Sellers ex- same symptoms. The best and stimulate the brain. pository preaching from the Qld er will bring the second in a series The police lieutenant was pressed their gratitude to advice for the prevention of Lowering your head between Kindergarten Testament Book of First Kings, of sermons on revival. The sub- your legs and breathing deep- at the 7:30 p.m. service of the stricken with an illness a everyone contributing to heart trouble is to have a ject is, "What A Revival will Do", ly will also help a person For Mothers' Licensed and insured church. An old-fashioned hymn pastor Auger presented a spe- little more than a year ago their hospital program. medical checkup at least With Qualified sing precedes the evening ser, cial program of magic with a mes- twice a year, especially after who feels faint. Convenience Teachers vice. sage before the pompano Beach the age of 40. Remembering these few A special service forthe bene- Junior High school Bible clubs FAINTING: helpful hints and having your ALL - DAY Well Equipped and fit of those employed by the on Tuesday. Teen Town Elects Nine, Supervised playground Boca Raton Hotel, guests and Faintingcanbebrought a- doctor check you at least others unable to attend the regu- 'Are We Christian?1 twice a year, I know that PROGRAM lar church service win be con- Is Presbyterian Topic Plans for Beatnik Dance you will have and enjoy a ducted in the auditorium of the pating the Teen Town hay- Including Hot Lunch and BY JACKIE SNYDER Church Stages healthier and happier life. Boca i^aton Club from g to g:45 "Are We Really Christian?" The election results were ride on Nov. 28. mid-morning snack will be the topic of the sermon REMEMBER that people are a.m. The speaker this Sunday will disclosed Saturday night for Now, hayrides are great, Clothing Drive $40.00 per month be Rev. Mr. Eastman. to be delivered by the Rev. ^bert wonderful, and we of the G. Shiphorst in the First pres- but the Beatnik Dance at Miss Tten^ Town and the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Fire Department would like byterian church at the 11 a.m, I cheerleaders. Teen Town will be nothing Church has scheduled a cloth- JUANA ROAD in BOCA RATON PARK South Florida Bishop service Sunday. to see you around. Heads Episcopal Area The senior Westminster Fel- The three fi- but the coolest! Saturday, ing drive this fteek for used The Rt, Rev. Henry L. Lauttit, lowship will meet at 7 p.m. with ' nalists for Nov. 21, the Jesters, who, clothing that can be sent to Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese Miss Anne Critchfieldas thelead- Miss Teen incidentally, have gone needy families overseas. of South Florida, became presi- er. Town are beat, will play from 7:30 to The clothing may be dent of the Fourth province of Tuesday at g p.m. the pastor Deanna Bak- 11. Only 25 cents fa mem- Draperies the protestant Episcopal church will deliver the third of a series brought to the church annex at the 20th annual provincial of lectures on the protentant er, Rosemarie bers an'd 50 cents for non- on N. W. 20th Street. Synod at Greenville, S.C. Church and its denominations. ,Greene . and members for a perfectly For the 11th year in sue-1 NEW FALL FABRICS ARRIVING Bishop L,outt:tf elected to ths The subject will be, "Presbyter- Jackie Sny- nothingless evening. cession, Catholic bishops —ti^i - * -• -•--;^i>iit last Thursday, ians; V.'hot T'iGy Believe and f ;3er. Cheer- ! : r This is life night for all ^throughout the nation are succeeds the Rev. GiraCtV'ivi*"' Ho* TiieTKw- T ""«'^ ' leaders fotlhis year are Dana, squares to."Jje wallflowers, Jones, D.D., 13i shop of L,ouisi- Dpe .'sponsoring a Thanksgiving *t Let Us Estimate Your Needs •-•ii Mucci, Nancy Tarayos, Judy because be'amik garb is the clothing collection. ! . - : Staff to Be Honored Shryock, Carolyn Baker, Da- f d, Dad. Civilized clothes The Bishop is a former rector At Church Service a Wearable used clothing, of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church nielle Vail and Nancy Janes, •¥• Custom Made At Reasonable Prices On Sunday, Nov. 22, there will areout! They said it couldn't blankets and shoes may be in West palm Beach. H£ became with alternates Edna Young be a public dedication of the sun- contributed through the suffragan Bishop of the South and Libby Webster. be done, but even the cha- plorida Diocese at consecration day School teachers and staff perones will go beat that parish. The gifts will be ceremonies held in w « s t palm during the \% a.m. service at the Bible Conference Church. This Thatmorning a numberof night. sorted, baled and shipped Beach in 1945. H& served a3 reo» members braved the early overseas by Catholic Relief tor of Holy Trinity church from will include all who help in any Since no respectable beat- 1933 until he entered service as way, such as bus drivers, sub- hours to participate in the nik would ever think of using Services. Waldron Draperies a chaplain of World War II in 1941- stitute teachers, pianists, etc. annual toy drive. As a result a chair, Teen Town will Last year's national On the same morning there will of soliciting from countless Thanksgiving collection net- be a public reception of those hospitably comply to give BEACON LIGHT SHOPPING CENTER Thanksgiving Service homes, these somewhat foot- the sunglass set the honor of ted 13,100, 000 pounds of At Lutheran Church who wish to unite with the offi- 2410 N. Federal HwHwy.> , Pompano cial church family. It is expected weary teenagers accumu- using the floor and, ofwearing apparel and bedding, There will be a Thanksgiving that 25 new members will be wel- lated numerous toys of all Wh 1-1543 service at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 26 at course, no beat is complete valued at $18, 000, 000. ; comed into the fellowship. St. Paul's Lutheran Church on shapes and sizes. Teen Town withouthis poetry, so during Royal palm Road. Attend Church Regularly will be open every Saturday the band intermissions, we'H Buy Your NEW HOME m ([met, Cool morning after 9 for repairing all go Poe. Therefore, man, and wrapping the toys. grab some wheels and make COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE I Church Services We thank Rusty Cobb and the scene! Maurine Vaillencourt, chair- BOCA RATON CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR, Mosquitoes' Diet Yet only a mile from The heart of Boca Katon Rev. Albert L« Eastman, Sunday men, and all those who gave FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of COUNTRY services; Sunday school 9:45 up their sleep to participate All mosquitoes live partly Boca Raton. N.E. 2nd Ave. at a.m. for which there is a nursery on plant juices, but most 8th street, Rev. Ernest Hawk, in the drive. available. Youth Fellowship 6:45 prefer warm-blooded animal pastor. Church School, 9:45 a.m. p.m. Evening service at 7:30 Everyone is eagerly antici- Church service n ajn, Nursery Tuesday evening Senior rehear- prey. CLUB available for children. MYF sal, Wednesday evening Bible meets Sun. 6 P-m. in the Church study hour at 7:30. Government Hall. Choir rehearsal Thursday, Bldg. o'th Ave, and 32nd St. Boca 8 p.m. Air Base. VILLAGE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC CHURCH, 600 West Camlno Real. PARISH. Sunday 7, g, and 10:30 Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor, masses at the Catholic parish BOCA RATON, FLORIDA JA Service n a.m. Church School Hall, 1S5 N.W. 20*> St. Confes- 9:30 a.m. Kenneth W. Higgins, sions will be heard every Satur- superintendent. day from 5-6 and 7-3 p.m. Daily BIBLE CONFERENCE CHURCH, mass week clays 7;3Q p,m. Father on the Bible Conference Grounds, David Hefferman, pastor. Wendell p. Loveless and c. Ernest Tatham, associate pastors, DEERFIELD BEACH Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC worship 11 a.m. Wednesday CHURCH. Masses, 8 a-m- and "Family Night" prayer service 10 a.m., SundayB and Holy Days. 15 MODEL 7:J0 p.m. Sun Cove Restaurant. U.S. 1, DINNER SPECIAL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Deerfield Beach, until further HOMES Boca Raton, 162 W. palmetto notice. Father McAtavey, park Rd. Rev. R. D. Clement, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Deer- COMPLETE ISow open for inspection pastor. Morning worship ne.m. field Beach. N..E. 2nd St., Rev. by these builders: Sunday School 9:45 a.m. B.T.U. G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Morning This Week's Feature Home 6:30 P-m- Evening worship 7;3o worship 11 a.m. Sunday school $3.50 each Sunday. Mid-week prayer 9:45- Evening worship service ^|gF Including SHRIMP COCKTAIL A and W Construction Co. Inc. service wed. 7: 30, D.m. Choir 7:30. BTU 6:30. Mid-week prayer and HOT MINCE PIE Azzarello Construction Co. TheTRIFARI rehearsal g:30 P-™. Wednesday. service, Wednesday, 6i30 p.«n- Carl P Beimly COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN The nursery Is open at all of these Boca Raton "homes Inc. 3 bed room 5,2 baths services. CHURCH of Deerfield Beach. Special Children's Portions Sunday school 9:30 a.m. under Caroline Homes ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL the direction of John L, Greene. CHURCH, 245 E. Boca Raton Eastman Construction Co. 1303 N.W. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Rev, Road, Fall schedule 7:40 a.m., Henry Construction Co. 7th St. Arland Brigga, pastor, S17,900 Matins; a a.m. Holy Eucharist; For RESERVATIONS Messmer Construction Co. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH: 9 a.m. Family Eucharist and Sun- Wes Auger, pastor,; 1 block west Patrick Construction Co. ByCAROLINE HOMES day school; 11 a.m. Holy Eucha- of U.S. No. I and 1 block north Roland Homes Inc. rist and sermon the first and of Sample Road, Worship service Phone Boat 8088 third Sundays; n a.m. Morning Tobler Homes prayer and sermon the second 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. CHOICE and fourth Sundays. Week Days; Gospel preaching service 7:30 Tuesday and Friday, 7; i,j ajn. p.m. prayer Meeting Wednesday Matins; 7:3o a.m. Holy Eucha- FHA HOMESITES rist. Holy Days as announced. 7'3°DELRAY BEACH DIRECTIONS: Go west from Thursday, 9:40 a.m. Matins; lo Now Available *o Builders Federal Highway (U.S. 1) on a.m. Holy Eucharist; In:30 a.m., CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton TERMS Woman's Auxiliary workshop; D- Smith, minister, Bfeie Study West, palmetto ParkRoadand at 9 a.m. Worship g;45 a.m, Del- in Our 2nd Addition 5 p.m. Sacrament of penance. continue to entrance to ray Women's Club Bldg. S.E. The Rev. James C. Stoutsenber- Down Payment Country Club Village. 5th Ave at 5th St. ger priest-ln charge. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST As low as ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN SCIENTIST: S,E. Seventh Ave. CHURCH, ISO E. Royal Palm AUGUST TOBUR, DEVELOPER n and Second St., Delray Beach. Rd. The Rev. Elmer C, Kleni Ser, Services Sunday., n a.m*, WccU, RESTAURANT and LOUNGE vacancy pastor. Sunday worship at 8 p.m. Sunday School at H a.m. 199 W. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton Phon* 5312 or 3322 8:30. Sunday School at 9:30 \v DEERFLELD BEACH, FLA. Rending Room, 168 S.E. 7th Ave., for an age groups and a special open daily from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. On U.S. Highway No. 1 550 Bible class for adults. the ALL-MODiRN SUB-DIVISION with SANITARY SEWERS Thursday, November 19, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 Sorority Initiates 12 New Members A pledge ritual of the Beta MaxHutkins Sigma Phi chapter of Epsilon VAN SWEDEN'S Pi sorority was held last Are Surprised Wednesday night, initiating A surprise potluck supper 12 new members at the home was held last week honoring of Mrs. John Feldmann of Interior Designers Mr. and Mis. Max Hutkin on Boca Villas. their 40th wedding anniver- Mrs. Harry Sorenson con- 311 East Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach sary and the 23rd anniversary ducted the pledge ritual, as- of their moving to Boca sistedby Mrs. Paul Hutchens, • , Raton. Mrs. Harry Newman, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sweden Ivan Y. Nickerson Friends arranged the sur- Lloyd Mangusand Mrs. Paul A.I.D. A.I.D, Capp. prise party in the Hutkin Glennys Motherwell home in Chatham Hills. New members receiving, their pledge pins and sorority Associate Decorator i Cocktails and a buffet supper books were Mrs. Al Albert, were served. Mrs. Don Coblentz, Mrs. Guests attending were Mr. Clyde De Shields, Mrs. Peter and Mrs. Bruce Darrell, Mr. DeCecco, Mrs. George El- and Mrs. Robert Sussieck, Mr. more, Mrs. Dick Fish, Mrs. and Mrs. Edrnond Blowers, Walter Grenell, Mrs. John Whatever Your Problems Mrs. Margaret Peg Smith, Hager, Mrs, Kenneth Linden, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Taylor, Mrs. John Shoup, Mrs. Consult With Us Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beahm Charles McCutcheon and of Boca Raton and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Uebele. Mrs. P. H. Weiner af Ft. Mrs. Harold Michaels of Lauderdale. Boca Raton, Mrs. Clarence As the o I d e s t firm of its kind in the The Hutkins were married Berry and Mrs. KennethLilly Boca Raton area our experience and Nov. 10, 1919, and moved of the Delray Chapter offi- knowledge qualify us to solve them. to Boca Raton Nov. 10, 1936. ciated in the ceremony of New pledges receiving their pins from the Beta Sigma Phi sorority were, seated, Mrs. Jean DiCecco, Mrs. Fran The fellow wi th money to conferring exemplar degrees Hager, Mrs. Sue Uebele, Mrs. Lynn Coblentz and Mrs. Joy Shoup; standing, left to right, Mrs. Wilma Elmore, bum seldom sits by the fire. on seven charter members. Mrs. Marion Grenell, Mrs. Eleanor Linden, Mrs. Joan McCutcheon, Mrs. Leonore Alford, Mrs. Betty Fish and Mrs! This is exemplified in many Boca In a solemn white and gold Marge De Shields. -Colony Studio Photo. Raton homes. ceremony the sorority sisters receiving the examplar pins Bondesens Hosts For all Hie news, and certificates were Mrs. read the News. John Dunster, Mrs. Richard At Supper Party Personals Liberty, Mrs. Alia Lunger, Mr. and Mrs. Eskild Bonde- Belated birthday greetings Cashiers, N. C. Mrs. Earle Mays, Mrs. Wil- sen entertained at one of a go this week to Mrs. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Nel- RENTALS- FAST EXPERT FINISHING ,liam Mitchell, Mrs. Burt seriesof cocktail buffet sup- Machle. Greetings go to Noah son have moved into their l Artcnli To B.sinn.,s Rogers and Mrs. Bernard per parties in their Estates Linton, George Lamont, twins new home at 264 N. E. Fourth WITH EQUIPMENT PURCHASE Turner. home Friday night. Keithand Kathy Cottrell and Street. They formerly lived OF 5100.00 • Mrs. Hal Waite. Wedding in Winfield Park. If/* OR M0ffE Mrs. Feldmann and Mrs. Their guests included Mr. AUCTION anniversary congratulations Mr. and Mrs. W. W. "Phil" DIAL 9075 Lloyd Mangus were co-hos- and Mrs. Frederick Peirce, go to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard are visiting Boca NIGHTLY - 8P.M. - NIGHTLY tesses Dr. and Mrs. Willard Machle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sussieck, Erickson. Raton and planning to make Selling For The Accounts of Various Interests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drum- Mrs. Charles Spalsbury en- their hom e here in the near mond, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert tertained at a cocktail party future. DIAMONDS - ANTIQUES - FURNITURE Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. for a small group of friends George Wenderoth of New ORIENTAL RUGS - SILVER - CLOCKS Phillip Hirsh, Mr. and Mrs. recently in honorof her house York City is visiting the From Bankrupt Stock James Caldwell, Mr. and gueiR, Jose Martin and Arthur Wenderoths. He came Wrist Watches, ice Buckets, pitchers, Pen & pencil sets, Ronson ONE GROUP Ladies Mrs. Mark Lasker, Mr. and Donald Sharp of New York here to be nearhis father who and sunbeam,shavers, Wallets, waterman Ball point pens, scales, Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Mr. City. is ill. and Hundreds of other items ... SHORTS 10%- 50;% OFF and Mrs. Clarence Killebrew, Mr. and Mrs. John Birney Mrs. Robert Reinman of Important Ivory Collection, Stemware, Paintings, Cnina, Antique Silver California is a house guest ONE GROUP LONG SLEEVE Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller, returned recently from a Sales Conducted by Arthur L. Rosin, (formerly of palm Beach) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sharp, Summer vacation in New of the James Fullers. She is Mrs. Fuller's sister. BLOUSES 50 % OFF Mrs. Robert Reinman of Cali- Haven, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawler fornia, Miss Jeanne Sussieck, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman One Group —. " Mrs. A. W. Wood and Mr. Starr have opened their home are visiting here from Bloom- and Mrs. F. Byron Parks. in the Estates after spending field, Detroit, Mich. The> the Summer in the North. plan to make their home Arthur Toledo Couple Expect Dr. and Mrs. Don Richards here next year. OFF To Return to Li ve Here have opened their home on Mr. and Mrs. Sydney W. Come in and see our smart fashions Mr. and Mrs. William Banyan Road after spending Rochford of Buffalo, N. Y., in Holiday dresses, lingerie, also Miller of N. E. 33rd Street the Summer at Easton, Pa.' have taken a home in Chat- shorts., blouses, and bathing suits* have as their house guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyner ham Hills for' the Winter from their formerhome town recently returned from their season. USE OUR Convenient Summerhome in Old Green- 615 E. Atlantic Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Niles of Lawrence Washington, a AMPLE LA YAW AY PLAN. Toledo, Ohio. During their wich, Conn., and have open- brother of George Washing- DELRAY BEACH ed their Estates home. TURKEY TICKETS AVAILABLE visit the Niles contracted to ton, was a Marine Corps PARKING to First Federal HERE WITH PURCHASES - have a home built in Villa Mrs. E, W. Holden left for officer. AWARDS WILL BE MADE TUES- Rica and will be neighbors of her home in the Northrecent- DAY, NOV. 24 - 8 P.M. the Millers about March 1 ly Dr. Holden and their when they expect to return son, John, left the week be- to make this their permanent fore, Dr. Holden going to 1960 GHRISTMAS CLUB NOW OPEi Florence Fashions Snc. home. For the last 28 years their home in Norristown, Ill E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD Mr. Niles has been Commis- -Pa. while John returned to Mrs. Anne Graves, Manager sion of Sanitation for the City his position with American of Toledo. He will retire Airlines in New York City. Jan. 1. The Holdens hope to return fo their home in Chatham Hills soon. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Dane Immediate Occupancy attended the football game in the Orange Bowl Friday night. Wedding anniversary greetings go.this week to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter. Birthday greetings go to Jack Bussen, Pamela Jackson and Ann Mcketts. Another Dan Doran flew to Syra- cuse, N. Y., last week to Service attend the funeral of a rela tive. for OUR The James Beckers plan to F|A FINANCING fly to Mobile, Ala., soon Customers. when their son, Jerry, under- PER. MONTH goes surgery there;. Includes Principal ?250 Mrs. E. R. Patterson left NO CLOSING COSTS Saturday for Sherman, Texas, NO AGE LIMIT where she will visit with her PLAY SANTA mother before joining her husband in San Antonio. Recent guests of Mrs. Patter- IN '60 WITH A son have been her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patter- CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK Choose From son of Corpus Christi, Texas, and her mother, Mrs. G. P. DIRECTIONS: NORTH MARGATE HOMES Drive West on any main artery Fogle of Sherman. la U.S. 441 (State Road 7). Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Web- Banking Hours: Turn Wesl ot IBEC Flag Mast to in The City of Margate NORTH MARGATE Models. ber are back in their South Ocean Boulevard home after MONDAY through OPEN EVERY spending the Summer in FRIDAY FRIDAY NIGHT 9:30 A.M. to 2 P.M. 5-7 P.M. J.C MITCHELLS SONS INSURANCE COUNSELORS M/tke us your headquarters for ALL your financial needs! ESTABLISH!® 1923 FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON Your Most Convenient Bank Royal Palm Road Phone 8583

22 S. Fed. Ph. §494 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 19. 1959 of 992, the "curve" shoots real estate developments, upward and particularly from attracting new home owners 1955 it is almost perpendi- to the area. BOCA RATON NEWS cular, showing the contrast Both short term and long between a population of 2, - term prospects for growth 736 in 1955 and an estimated appear unusually bright in population of 8, 000 in 1959. Boca Raton. 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida age. All in all, the home to $47, 752,000. EDITOR'S NOTE: This Boca Raton has two great Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 column deals with trends in' buyer right now can find in The population curve for • Gain in New Plants Boca Raton a choice of home Boca Raton when put on paper advantages in facing its ex- The Florida Development Published Every Thursday Boca Raton on various fronts. pected growth. One is the The last two columns dealt sites and of homes to fit a- resembles a right angle tri- Commission says new plants bout every pocketbook. But angle. From the 1930'sto large land area within the and mapr expansions an- Halford R. Houser, Publisher with trends in city govern- city limits, amounting to ment. *This one concerns real mostof thedevelopments are 1950 the "curve" is no curve duringthe firstsix months of H. Clay Riley, Business and Advertising Manager 17. 5 square miles. The other estate development and the based on anticipated future at all, but almost a straight this year totaled 336, a gain Rodney G. Brower, Circulation and Promotion Manager demand rather than present line from left to right. Then is the pressures andpromo- of 14 percent over the same' growth of the city. | tlons emanating from many Beatrice Landry, News Editor needs. Will this demand de- in 1950, with a population period in 1958. The announcement in last velop as expected? Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising Manager week's Boca Raton News that Here are a few figures to Trade at Home and Win a Turkey, Too Entered as second class matter at the postjoffice the Arvida Realty Company show what has happened to had purchased Lake Floresta of Boca Raton Fla., December 1, 1955 date: s Park, a subdivision in Boca In 1952 the school enroll- Raton, underscored a trend ment in Boca Raton was 71; in Subscription Rates: ] year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 that has been gaining mo- 1955 it was 242; today it is mentum here for several 700. years: the increasing demand In 1952 there were 506 Given Away for real estate. water meters; in 1955 there i Editorial Along with this increased werel, 150, and today about demandhascornea sharp up- 2,400. PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN ANNEXATION turn in the population, but if In 1952 postal receipts f Plump and the forecasts of public utili- When a carefully planned community Commission for a final decision. The totaled $24,765; in 1955 they ties andother reliable source; considers annexation many things must be annexation laws of 1949 give the city totaled $45, 484, and today can be accepted, by far the they are running at the rate J delicious TOM taken into consideration. commissioners power to annex contiguous I greatest growth lies ahead. Zoning is one of the most important lands in certain instances. But it must be of $118, 000. facets to be considered. Land in the determined first if such an annexation is Arvida intends to develop Building permits rose from county areas does not carry the same zon- going to be to the advantage of the city. Lake Floresta Park into a $1,121, 258 in 1952 to $7, - medium-priced residential ing regulations as that in the City of Boca The overall comprehensive plan for Boca 490. 890 in 1958, and they subdivision. Arvida is now Raton does. Raton advocates annexing land to the west are running ahead of 1958 to square out the boundaries of the com- proceeding with increased figures this year. TURKEYS It is comparable in some instances but munity and to keep up with its expansion. tempo to develop Royal Palm Tax assessments in 1952 not all. Thus lands to be annexed first of Yacht and Country Club were $9,049,000; in 1955 all have a zoning problem which must be There is no advantage in haphazard an- TO BE GIVEN AWAY nexation of areas that do not conform to. borderin g Camino Real, at they totaled . $13, 533, 213, resolved. The matter goes to the Zoning prices well above the aver- Commission for discussion and to be re- city plans. and in 1959 they amounted By The Following solved. If the Zoning Commission does City services must be supplied to an- notfindthat it conforms with city specifi- nexed lands. Water, police protection, THE NEW? PUBLIC FORUM BOCA RATON MERCHANTS cations, it requests changes in the overall fire protection, street maintenance and Boca Raton, Fla., for a city. plat. garbage collection are just a few of the Nov. 13, 1959. 2. That it is no longer many services supplied. necessary to look before you If the owners see eye to eye with this, Editor, It must be determined if ail these ser- leap. The home owners and this is not always so, the changes are vices will render a return to the city which Boca Raton News: incorporated into the master plan. If not complaining had ample op- would make annexation feasible. portunity to investigate and atonce agreeable to the owners, a meet- Judge Brannen should be Ray Kohl §Son As the city grows, so must the Fire and make their decision when ing is arranged between the owners and commended for his courage- Florence Fashions Inc. Police departments grow to keep up with buying in or near an industrial Office Furniture and Supplies the Zoning Commission where disagree- ous decision in the Industry 111 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD extra services. So must the Public Works area. The rest of the town 123 E. Palmetto Park Road ments can be aired and brought to a con- case. Judge Brannen showed Mrs. Anne Graves, Manager Department grow to keep pace with ex- should not be penalized be- Phone Boca Raton 4031 clusion. much in the way of foresight pansion. cause of their shortsighted- The Planning Commission which re- and integrity in ruling against Annexation is a serious problem that ness. commends the future planningof the city calls for much thought. The city expects the City in this case. The These opinions I express must also be taken into consideration. If to expand andit should be done ina care- promulgators of this suit personally and notas a repre- plans for the proposedarea to be annexed ful manner that takes all facts into con- would have had us believe sentative for the organization Boton's 5$ and IO

Mall Work NEW CUSTOM BUILT WATERFRONT HOMES Starts Soon Plans are in die making for a tree-lined mall that will divide a part of Camino Real running from Federal Highway to Dixie Highway. ' City Manager William Lamb said that plans call for completion of the project before the tourist season gets : into full swing. Hie mall project was ori- ginally tied in with a new railroad crossing over the Florida East Coast tracks and > the relocation of Camino Real through a portion of Africa U. S. A. Lamb said the owners of ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL Africa USA won't be avail- able to meet with city offi- EAST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY US 1 BOCA RATON The 32nd Masonic degree was conferred on four Boca Raton men Sunday at the cials until after the first of Lake Worth Scottish Rites Consistory at the Masonic Temple. Receiving the degrees the year. The city plans to were, left to right, Harold P. Anderson, Arthur F. Rudford, Kenneth W. Higgins and INCLUDED IN PRICE proceed with the mall soon. , FOR THE FIRST TIME ... Charles de Vault. -Boca Raton News Photo. • Deep, wide canals opening breathtaking homes located Former Phone Men app roved the addition to the into the Intracoastal And Wives Meet south side of city Hall • Uniform Precast where the pleasure fleet Five former Bell Tele- City Acts to Repair with the exception of Dane, Concrete Seawalls passes in review all year phone System men and their who voted "no" • All lots a Minimum of wivesof Boca Raton attended Am si er was instructed £0 8,250 Square Feet round. Homes so incom- get figures for cost basis the pre-Thanksgiving lunch- • Sidewalks eon Saturday of the West 28th Street Bridge of having sub-contractors parably styled and priced Palm Beach Life Member The city commission to trie zoning committee. doing the work under the • Paved Streets as to set a new standard Club of retired Telephone agreed at a committee meet- Mrs. cassady's request supervision of the city • City Water Pioneers held at Phipps Part ing last week to undertake was based on a proposal Engineer and the Building • Complete Storm Drainage in Florida Living. Club House. repair of the 28th street that camino Real be de- Department. System Attending were Mr. and bridge to protect the public signated as a through way, A request was read from • 24 Hour Police and but without assuming res- between Federal Highway Southern Bell Telephone ,Mrs. G. W. Boyle, Mr. and Fire Protection Mrs. T. J. Burns, Mr. and.ponsibility. and state Road AlA. Company to erect mobile Mrs. L. E. Leech, Mr. and City Engineer Alfred Attorney John Ay res, radio equipment adjacent Mrs. W. T. Maver and Mr. was instructed to house counselor for Arvida to the water tower at 42nd and Mrs. T. F. Moore. check the records and es- corporation, said he would Street with antenna on top Boyle, president of the tablish the ownership and object to the proposed con- of the tower. This would club, introduced John Scott control of the bridge. struction of the fence. be installed in March,'l960, of Southern Bell Telephone The action followed a Commissioners discus- if agreeable to the city. Company and president of the request from Claude Hub- sed a request from the con- The; request was granted West Palm Beach Council, bard of Hubbard Enterprises tractors Examining Board The request of peter who spoke of the strong tie for the city ta> restore the that license fees for gen- pogler, trustee for Belle that exists between retired bridges over the E-4 canal eral engineering contrac- ' Aire Development company, and active employes of the at 28th street and 35th tors be raised from $55 to for a transfer of county Bell System. Street. $75 to be more in line with zoning to similar city zon- More than 100 members City Attorney Leon- other contractors' license ing in'that'section of Del- and guests were present. Weaver said if the city ex- • fees. ray Manors'recently annex- ercises control over the Commissioner Dane said ed was referred to the Hi-fi Aids Training bridges regardless of who- that the whole occupation- Zoning commission. ever owns them the city al ordinance which is 10 ———-— The Navy is using high- would be responsible. years old needs to be revis- Worthless Check fidelity tape recordings to C o mm i s s i o n e r John e{j. Cases on Increase train seamen who monitor plancher said if an emer- Commissioners agreed Worthless check cases re- sound-detection devices used gency exists with the 28th that this is not the time to ceived by the Florida Sheriffs to track enemy submarines. Street bridge, "lets fix it make this change as some Bureau from law enforce- without prejudice." licenses already have been ment agencies throughout FLOORING Commissioner Hal Dane issued. the state took a sharp rise said, "we have a moral ob- Plan Your Needs Now The problem of providing during October. FREE ESTIMATES ligation to the tenants in Figures released today by the area." covering for the new fire NO OBLIGATION truck the city has ordered FSB Director Don McLeod Mayor Joe DeLong said show the Bureau's Document the city should establish came in forlconsiderable discussion. One problem to Examination Section re- |-t Headquarters ownership and also said ceived 90 bad check cases « For The Modern when the proposed univer- be decided was whether to in October, a better than 100 sity comes in the city will alter the presenttfire station "" Fashion In by extending the roof, or to percent increase over Sep- * Floors probably be obligated to tember's 40 cases. build a good sized bridge. build an addition to the City Manager William house more than one unit. Blue herons have establish- Lamb then pointed out that DeLong pointed out that ed a rookery in ponds at St. a 30 by 30 foot structure Andrew's State Park near MT Carpet the 1,35th I street bridge was « Resilient Tile abandoned 10 years ago and could go on the south or Panama City. ^ « Sanding and west of city Hall and util- Finishing partially dismantled and closed off to traffic. ize the existing wall. CR 8-1210 A requestrrrom Mrs. Commissioners Dane and 118 tlo. federal William cassady of camino Al Rueb said they had mea- Delray Beach Real to build a fence around sured off the distance on her home was turned over the south side of the build- ing and estimated the cost with double doors would be about $4,000- commissioner BOCA HARBOUR HOMES William Herbold said he FEATURE KITCHENS BY doubted it could be built for that amount, original GENERAL FREE INSPECTION estimate for an addition IN YOUR CHOICTOF GORGEOUS was $6,000- ' Boca Raton "MIX OR MATCH" COLORS Dane advocated "going Phone 3574 GENERAL ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT all the way" and building a new fire station rather by HOPKINS-SMITH than a "makeshift one for Fort Lauderdals and Hollywood a year or two". $ Commissioners after visually checking the site, SINCE 190T ALL THESE EXTRAS 16,590 AT NO EXTRA CHARGE carpet (includes extra large lot and concrete secrwall) • Underground Metered

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Delray Beach, OKestwood 8-2692 •B62lor9336' 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 19, 1959 Rattles Don't Tell Age If you believe that you can Veterans Honored tell a rattlesnake's age by counting his rattles, you're mistaken. That's the word At Legion's Rites from Prof. Howard Evans of Solemn services were con- " We turn back to the pur- Cornell University, who has ducted by American Legion suits of peace with a'feeling been studying a pet rattler Post 277 on Veterans Day at of profound gratitude to God, for 14 years. the Boca Raton Memorial and to the men and women Crushed limestone is pro- Cemetery, who gave their lives as their duced in larger quantities* The prayer was given by part in the cost of victory. than any other mineral in the Rev. Ernest Hawk, chap- "Out of blood and sweat Florida What Is lain. we learned of purpose, sacri- Wreaths were laid on the fice, tolerance, bravery and REALTORS OF Your Liability ? monument to departed vete- Jiscipline. These are the BOCA RATON rans by members of the Le-! solid foundation stones upon IThe fallowing are |f it's y our tractor gion and the Legion Auxiliary which a great nation is built. members of the Boca Raton Board driven by a f riendjor while muted taps sounded in In peace we must cultivate f Realtors, Doing business with them employee, you may be ,- the distance. these virtues. " ,ou are assured :he highest type i ab i e for property The Color Guard and rifle T service that can re administered in damage as we 11 as squad stood at attention News Receives the field of Real Estate practice. personal injury. The while the ceremonies were Honorable Mention only sure protection being conducted by Post ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- The Boca Raton News re- era] Hwy,, phone 4249. for your pocketbook is Commander Eugene Lynch. W.P.BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal ceived honorable mention in Hwy., Phone|8621.t»i some liability insurance "On this day, Veterans' the "Best Offset Newspaper" BENSON REALTY, 501 E. pal- Day, we are commemorating category when awards were etto park Rd., phone 5435. theservicesofveteransof all CONN C. CURRY REALTY, 2 Representing th.e made at the Fall meeting of x wars, "Commander Lynch said, N. Ocean Blvd. p. o. B° Hartford Fire the Florida Press Association 354, phone 9166. " We remember how men WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., nsurance Company) late last week at Silver phone 5473, and women, because women Springs. The judging was ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. fought and worked beside based on issue.s of Florida palmettp park Road, phone men, laid down their civilian 3708. newspapers submitted seve- F. WOODROW KEETON, 295o' pursuits in schools, offices, ral months ago. N. ocean Blvd., phone 9996 factories and stores to forma LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West mighty civilian army which Members of the,American Legion and Legion Auxiliary participating in the Veterans' Day services at Boca Raton palmetto park Road, phone Grover Cleveland was the 3737. hurled back professional first President to be married Memorial Cemetery were, left to right, Harry Amer, Joe Popick, Mrs. Edward Berlin, John Cheriones, Mrs. Lewis RAY LASHER, 102 E. palmetto Nisely, Edward Berlin, Mrs. Fred Olsen, the Rev. Ernest Hawk and Commander Eugene Lynch. park Road., phone 8077. Wm soldiers. in the White House. J.C.MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. Federal Hwy., phone 5494. GUARANTIED TiiMITi CONTROL I. MARIO PETRUZELLI, N. Ocean Blvd. Routo 1, Box 399, phone 9418. F. BYRON PARKS, 399 E.-Pal- metto park Road, phone 5151. DAYI EARLE J. ROBBINS, 1941 N. ARMOUR Federal Hwy., phone 5022- J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 S. Federal Hwy., phone 8744- Exterminating Co. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 5- Fed" eral Hwy,, phone 9271- TOWN and COUNTRY, 112 E. Boca Raton Rd. phone 6351 FREE INSPECTIONS TUNISON PROPERTIES OF FLA., INC., 301 N. Federal Ph.1435 Hwy., phone 5408. WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 500 S. Federol Hwy, _S, Federal Hwy., phone 8778 M. N. WEIR & SONS. INC. 470 S. Federal Hwy.Hwy.",,' phonrihone'3717e 3717 BOCA RATON LOCALLY 501 E. PALMETTO PK. RD. 128J1 S. Ocean Blvd.Blya., ph. 5496 KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. PHONE 5473 OWNED BOCA RATON Road phone 5313 JAMISON ROOFING INC. CYPRESS - CHAIN UUK - REDWOOD CONCftiTi DESIGNS • Sheet Metal Work • Roof Repairs i OFFICE PHONETBOCA.8130 Shop _ 165 NW 20th St. Phone 5836 Sod Farm Barber Shop ALL TYPES - ALL PURPOSES NO DOWN PAYMENT - 36 MONTHS TO PAY FREEESTIMATES Composing the Color Guard and Firing Squad.at the Veterans' Day services in the Boca Raton Memorial Cemetery GEORGERHYNE CALL CR 8 - 2179 on Veterans' Day were, left to right, John Mitfchell, James A. Rutherford, John LaMont Jr., Robert T. Higgins, Roy FOR THE BEST Clayton, Fred Huguenin, Bill Manning, Gus Hager, Etobert Baker, Lew Nisely and Sam Sampieri. -Boca Raton Phone CR6-46O1 CUSTOM FENCE CO. News Photos. . , 210 So. Federal J|wy. Delray Jjeaci< If no answer, CR6-6954 Patented in Australia Civil Service Efforts Made to Improve The first electric lawn 8SE5thAve patented in Fish Gamp Delray Beach Dairy Cattle pp ica ions Migrant Labor Conditions mower was CUT OUT AND MAIL TO To Be Taken Palm Beach County will migrantlab(3rhousing. State The Civil Service Board continue to be a focal point Rep. Emmett Itoberts of Belle CON TION will receive applications up in the drive to improve mi- Glade, chairman of the HANSHUMAKER Sf to and including Nov. 30, grant farm labor conditions governor's Migrant Labor, 123 S.E. 28TH AVENUE, BOYNTON PHONE 9215 1959, for the following in the eastern part of the Committee, will work with positions: nation, a spokesman for a Batt on the legislative pro- South Palm Beach Gunty's Qmplete Building Service Police patrolman, fire- national migrant labor com- gram. .» REMODELING DOORS CHANGED man, clerk typist, building mittee announced.. A crew leader registration inspector, plumbing inspec- law is also on the agenda. ^ADDITIONS _ LOCKS REPLACED Work being done in the : tor, light equipment opera- field of migrant labor health, Batt said this proposed law CEILINGS REPLACED tor, heavy equipment opera- housing, education and trans- would require leaders of mi- — 52SEi2Eft!!8.~ — tor, automotive operator, portation is reflected in Boca grant labor crews to register _CONCRETE PATIO —INSULATIO KITCHEN N INSTALLED automotive mechanic, water Raton as well as in all mi- with the Department of- — REMODELING plant operator and license grant labor areas along the Labor. The registration _ PLANTERS INSTALLED inspector. Atlantic seaboard and in would place the federal Age range for the above many other eastern states, governmentin a better posi- REPAIRS —GARAGE DOORS occupations is from 21 to the committee reported. tion to curb abuses. ^GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS^CARPORTES 45 years. A meeting was held last Money Spent on Homes i would like to have an estimate on the work checked Persons interested may ob- Wednesday in West Palm The nation's home owners above. I understand that this inquiry places me under NO tain an application for exam- Beach between James Batt, OBLIGATION to have the work completed. ination and further informa- are constantly upgrading Pennsylvania Secretary of their environments, accord- NAME tion from the secretary of the Labor and chairman of the Civil Service Board, Mrs. ing to leading home experts. Committee of Migrant Farm Reliable estimates put the MIDAS MUFFLER Helen Bedell, second floor Laborof the Council of State ADDRESS. Soles & Service, Inc. of City Hall Building. total spent for home im- Governments, andmorethan provement and expansion at. 1484 S. Federal — Pomp«no Applicants will be given 30 officials of migrant farm CITY— ' -PHONE- phone 7>WK 3-9971 about $15 billion annually. written notice five days prior labor from various eastern to date of die examinations. states. The committee's legisla- You're Invited QiANT CELEBRATION Friday And tive progra m during the com- Sat. Nov.20-21 ing year will press fora TO JOIN OUR federal program to make loans available to farmers for FREE SET OF THREE BEAUTIFUL SKOL GLASSES FULL 10^2 0Z. SI?E - PLUS - OBEY MODERN SWEDISH SKOL that impulse DESIGN Call that special someone Long Distance. It's so easy. And station-to- station rates are low. BOOK CONTAINS COUPONS THAT So why wait? Phone SAVE YOU OVER $25.00 tonight! FREE SERVICES TANDARD Call HANDSOME PREMIUMS & Lumbar Long REDUCED PRICES Company 172 NW 13th ST. PHONE 8554 Distance FREE STAFFORD SERVICE Ifs Faster to Purchase of $ TOOLS - HARDWARE - PAIN? - LUMiiEt 799 N. Federal Hwy. Call by Number Gallons Gasoline Ph. 9629 Boca Roron Thursday/November 19, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 Bsfhosde Patients Profit Motive as Honorable Boca Raton patients ad- mitted to Bethesda Memorial Hospital between Nov. 9 and As Wage Motive, Club Told i« 16 were Constance M. The profit motive is just Day, Webster recalled the system have prescribed small Stokes, Michele Doerr, as useful and just as honor- time of the first armistice on doses of foreign medicines. Evelyn Berry, Cynthia Vic- able as the wage motive, and Nov. 11, 1918, when he was. We ought to be careful of kers, Ann Basso, Richard Americans should be con- serving in the American the medicine we take, lest Tolman and Ethel Foster. by: W.P, BEBOUT cerned to perpetuate it, Army in the Meuse-Argonne the cure prove worse than Discharges for the same Now that al] the new Duane Webster of Delray in France, and he noted that the ailment." period were Herbert Stoll cars have been out long Beach told the Boca Raton the world had observed Arm- Communism, Webster and William Strobel. Rotary Qub in a talk at the istice Day or Veterans' Day said, is not a political party enough for many of our club's luncheon meeting in through the years "with in- but "an international con- SPEED KILLS friends to own a i960-in the Sun Cove Restaurant. creasing irony." spiracy to bend everything joint partnership with Speaking on Veterans' " We had to fight two great to the state." End of their favorite finance com- wars to establish freedom, " "InKarl Marx's day, labor pany, here are a couple ICeep ¥©yrWife he said. "Yetsomeof us still conditions were terrible and of auto gags: take our freedoms too much Marx was right in trying to Season One fe the perennial In HOT WATER ! for granted. correct them," Webstersaid. boff concerning the lady "But his remedy was wrong. FULL stopp ed for speeding. • SIMPSON "In the last two decades He prescribed a doctrine of., Learning from the traffic we have had many kinds of hate and of class struggle, officer that she was doing PLUMBING experimentation in opposi- whereas improvement comes 90, she exclaimed: "Isn't 26 S» Dixie Highway tion to the American princ- through cooperation, not it wonderful i j just learned Boca 3575 iple of free enterprise. from division. 0 to drive ye sterd ay." Critics of the free enterprise " Pioneers and inventors Then there is the com- Dick Bulla, chairman of the Lions' Club's sight conservation project, sold the first 25* plaint of the harried hus- such as Watts, Whitney, Edi- box of candy to Spencer Bowen of the First Bank of Boca Raton in the Lions' drive to DISCOUNT band who complained: "I son and Ford have done for raise funds to test the eyesight of Boca Raton school dbildren. Americans far more than •ON ALL never was afraid of a noise -WANTED Communism ever could do, or sound, but today I jur p by providing the tools to lift when I hear my wife start the burdens off men's backs." Weir Lists Florida's Gains the car," The speaker was intro- Awnings By the way, here's your duced by'Sarge Nixon. This offer good chance to jump at the It was announced that the In Population and Industry until JAN. 1, I960 opportunity to get in on Rotary board of directors had some of the remaining recognized as standard by approved the club's sponsor- " Within five years, Florida Life insurance Total Call CR 8-2482 good real estate invest- will surpass Massachusetts, the Federal government. We ship of a Brow nie troop, a Up 15 Percent in Year ments in the area. ,W. P. ninth state in population and, already had a number of division of the Girl Soo uts for Floridians held almost$11 BEBOUT, REALTOR has by 1979, will be vying for substantial cigar plants in the Finest listings for ocean and girls ages seven to 10, and a 21st category, tobacco pro- billion in life insurance poli- the very top position in the highway frontage, income collection from members at nationin termsof per capita cessing. cies at the end of last year, the luncheon brought $40 to a 15 percent gain during AWNINGS property and acreage. dollar production." "Much of Florida's new (Whatever your desires, finance the troop. business is very big business that year. No other large 5911 N. FEDERAL Thus prophesied Milton state showed so great a rate call on W. P. BEBOUT,' Weir, president of Arvida with a long assured future a- HIGHWAY Pi®pf§ wft@V§ n@¥@r played es it@fe head of it, of increase and the national 701 North pederal High- Lunch Menus Corporation, in a speech average was 8 percent, the way, for close attention given this week before the "There are, for example, 36 MONTHS BOCA RATON SCHOOL Florida State Chamber of to your needs in real es- Florida State Chamber of more than 100 electronics to try the' HAMMOND CHORD (MMM (Week starting Nov. 23) TO PAY tate.phone 8621- or 9336- Commerce at the Terrace plants in Florida: since 1953, Commerce said this week. MONDAY — Sloppy Joe Hotel in Tampa. electronics in Florida has HAMMOND ORGAN on bun, buttered corn, In an addresskeynoting the grown from a 25-million brownies, milk. meeting's theme, "Florida— dollar industry to a 175- TUESDAY -- Meat, nop-- Top of Fifty", Weir based his million dollar business and is STUDIOS die and vegetable casserole, prediction on a U.S. Census still growing fast." cole slaw, bread and butter, Bureau estimate that "be- This, Weir said, is in sharp OF WEST PALM BEACH peanut butter cookies, milk. tween 1965 and 1970 Florida contrast to the thin support Phone Boca Raton 4258 ' WEDNESDAY-- Roasttur- will have a population of that the Florida boom of the key, mashed potatoes and about 7,000, 000. " He added 1920'shad. gravy, string beans, home- that today Florida residents "It begins to sound", he OLD In SU§§*1I§§ --HEW in iOCA made biscuits and jelly, ice number approximately 4, - said, "as though people have cream, milk. 500, 000 and are increasing •come, to Florida—and are J. C MITCHELL SCHOOL at the rate of 225, 000 a continuing to come to Flo- year. Styledrite (Week starting Nov. 23) rida—not for 'easy money' Stressing the Sunshine but for a decent chance to OF SOCA RATON MONDAY -.- Hamburger State's per capita production "make 'hard money' over a and gravy on rice, buttered growth, the Arvida chief g 150 S. FEDERAL PH. BOCA 3075 long period of time in a carrots, bread and butter, executive indicated that place where they enjoy living COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS fruit jello, milk. "during the last three years and intend to go right on alone, nearly 2, 000 new in- We take extreme TUESDAY--Beanie Wee- living. / dustrial plants and major ex- pride in the ex- nies, vegetable salad, bread "This isn't the bubble of pansions were announced, perience and sin- and butter, applesauce 1925. It's the solid achieve- with expected employment cerity of our staff cake, milk. ment of 1959. " of more than 80,000. Greater always with your WEDNESDAY— Roast tur- Miami is actually the fastest- Methodist Minister interest at heart* key, mashed potatoes and growing manufacturing city Gives Guidance Talk We guarantee gravy, buttered corn, rolls in the United States: a recent Rev. Ernest Hawk was guest what we sell. and butter, ice cream and cookies, milk. count showed the area has speaker at the J. C. Mitchell 2,400 manufacturing plants School guidance program FEATURING - •Styled Right Pensions Certified employing more than 50, - last week. *FURN1TURE For Florida Veterans 000 persons. Since 1949, Rev. Hawk, pastorofthe * Built Right A total of more than 100, - * RUGS * DRAPES the state as a whole has more First Methodist Church, 000 monthly compensation spoke of ministry as a career. * LAMPS, etc. * Priced Right than doubled in manufactur- and pension payments have ing employment and enjoyed He outlined the duties of DRAPERIES MADE FREE.. Any length been certified for Florida a gain of 263 percent in ministers, priests and rabbis. veteransor their dependents, manufacturing payrolls." This was one in a series of fillYIS!©H and WHIRLPOOL Lowery Davis, officer in guidance talks on profes- •charge of the Veterans Ad- "Significantly, this new sional careers sponsored by WASHiUS ministration in West Palm Florida industrial complex is the Kiwanis Club and' ad- Beach, has announced. highly diversified," Weir dressed to the Seventh and Davis said the 100,000 added. "New plants obtained Eighth "grades. Call Boca 3075 For mark was passed in October in 1956 and 1957 alone—1, - 294 in total--include repre- The next program will be FREE Color TELEVISION when 100, 238 compensation on banking Nov. 23. A local and pension checks totaling sentation in 20 of the 21 major industry classifications banker will be the featured Demonstration. $7, 279, 080. 85 were released speaker. for Oct. 31 delivery. [OCONVENIENT LOCATIONS —. The number of compensa- tion and pension checks 150 S. FEDERAL N. Andrews Ave. and certified monthly to 'Florida "A Thinkmggirl sits for her BOCA RATON Prospect Road veterans has more than Fort Lauderdale doubled in the last eight Christmas pictures EARLY." years. You don't have to be a juggler in order to meet Christmas gift-giving expenses. It's all very easy when you join our I960 Christ- mas Club „ i „ where you may save as little at or as much as you wishv Come in and join the club today and next November }Take a tip you'll receive a check for your r holiday shopping. 'hem Santa! f.

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Members of the Junior Optimist Club of Deerfield Beach held a celebration dinner at the Sun Cove Restaurant last week. Shown at the speakers' table in the background are, left to right, Deerfield Beach Municipal Judge Ralph A. Hauser; Ronnie Ersayiof Pompano Beach, president of the Junior Optimists; Mrs. John Talbott; John Talbott, Members of the cast of the Deerfield Beach Junior High School's two-act operetta, president of the Optimist Club of Deerfield Beach; Hank Pollitz, lieutenant governor, "Shreds and Patches", are shown above. Left to right are Cecilia Giambalvo, Robert Optimist International /Mrs. Pollitzj Mike Caliendo, in charge of local Junior Opti- Trotter, Jody Wise, Frank Lloyd, Marilyn Bourne and Billy Teears. mist Club activities, and Mrs. Caliendo. Dime ROOM &C0CK7MH B£*CH RADIO % TV Mrs. Patterson Deerfield Junior High Welder, 48, Feteess GuestGuests Dies of Burns PHONE S»7I COMPLETE WITH DESSERTl A LA CARTE Authorized SaSes and Service Mrs5.. George Patterson, Operetta WlDS The struggle for-life CCrMIDAI T\/ 107 E. palmetto pk. Rd. 1925 N.E. Fourth Street, *• ended last Thursday for a DINNERS $1.95 | from $1.45 rtUtKAL I V phone BOCA 8280 Deerfield Beach, entertain- Echoes of loud applause fine cast consisting of 48-year-old Deerfield ed Monday at luncheon and turned into favorable, en- Deborah Little, Robert Beach arc welder when he Bill Taylor your host in LOUNGE cards for the following thusiastic comments after Trotter, Marylin Bourne, died at Holy cross Hospi- Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers guests: Margaret Kittle, the final curtain of "shreds William Barker, Frank Lloyd tal. Sid Carroll and Kay at the BAR Lillian cook. Geneva Dem- and Patches" last Friday Wayne Birely and Cecelia Herman schuler of 1955 NEON ing, Mildred Mosley. Luc- night. The comic operetta Giambalvo, and a large N.E. Third street died as American Express Credit Cards\Honored CARDS un PAINTED ille L dtieter, Mildred from Gilbert and sullivan chorus of young voices. the result of critical burns PAPER Kopple, Marcella Little. was presented by the Deer- Claude Wood, portraying received at his work Oct. Rosena Mccabe, Catherine field Beach Junior High Bill, the stagehand, added 19 in a paint vat explosion. It's not a day too Gutchie. Odell Kuhns, Bea- G-oncert chorus in the laughs throughout with his He had remained on the .DIAL DIAL trice Hoover, Ethel Greene, auditorium of Deerfield clumsy your feet's too big?' hospital's l"guard" list Beach Elementary school. early to order 8175 60 N. DIXIE 8175 Marion Heil, Mertyce chal- antics. ever since his admittance ker, Mrs. j. Tator, Gertrude The two-act comedy was The acting, the costumes. ]ast month, reportedly sus- Reid, May Cameron, pran- directed by Elliot A- Alex- which harked back to the taining burns over 60 per- right now for -•-- IN DiLRAY BEACH ces watts. Lelah Troupe, ander, director of the choral late 19th century, the direc- cent of his body when the Margaret cackler. Martha music at the Junior High ting, all represented many 500-gallon tank blew up in the holidays. REAL ESTATE EXAM COURSE FOR BROKERS Stalter and Laura wagner. School. hours of hard work. his face at the K- and L- OR SALESMEN Mrs. Patterson, recently 'Leads were played by Jody wise, pianist, played iron works inc. at the south- The Real Estate institute of Broward Business college returned from south Amer- Janet Mackenzie, soprano, the difficult musical score, east corner of sample Road A has opened a branch of its popular Real Estate Exam ica, had a "grab bag" of and-Billy Teears. tenor, from which came many and Old Dixie Highway. Course in Delray Beach at 634 S- Federi Highway. This is gifts for her friends, from and were supported by a haunting melodies. the same course that has been taught for years in Fort He moved to Deerfield PICTURE Lauderdale under the personal direction of D. T. Harvey, "south of the border", Beach in September from Reg. Real Estate Broker and Director of the institute. which furnished unusual Negley, Ohio, where he of BEAUTY The course is composed of io lively, interesting sessions entertainment for them. House in Little Harbor was formerly a dairy farmer. which thoroughly cover the Florida Real Estate Handbook. In the evening Mrs. pat- Total cost onry $45.00- He was a member of the terson entertained at dinner, Is Open for Inspection Methodist church in Negley. Friday Morning 9 fo 12 or Friday Afternoon ] to 4 followed by cards, for Mrs. For Information Call Cr. 6-9902 or Boca 4457 The first home is now Survivors include his Hazel Donnelly, Mrs. Ev- 'Garden Therapy' being completed in the de- wife, Nina, of Deerfield 1ROWARD BUSINESS COLLEGE elyn Morrow and Mrs. Ruth velopment. Little Harbor on Beach; two daughters, Established 1940 post. - Is Topic Tonight the Hillsboro, in Deerfield Mrs. Arina jean smith, Beach, and the visitor finds Deerfield Beach, and Mrs. Deerfield Personals Arlene B- Krul. OTR some surprises in the new Norman Jean wells of Akron, Mr. and Mr s. William Yeo- Chief of the south Florida building. Ohio; one son, Roy Lee of WEBSTER 3-7913 mans of Newark. N.J., are State Hospital, will speak Oriental in theme, the Deerfield Beach; two bro- RES. DELRAY CR 8-1935 visiting the j. Kenneth on "Garden Therapy" at house gives a touch of that thers, Henry of Maryland Warners. Many parties and the Deerfield Beach Garden effect on approach. and Otis of Knoxville. events have been planned Club's annual Men's Night inside. Japanese tile was Tenn., and three sisters, to honor them. This week covered dish supper tonight used for a large, suspended Mrs. Ella Burnett of Akron. at the woman's-Club at the two couples are touring hearth, enhanced by a huge Ohio, Mrs. Zela Nichols of REILLY - BATES 6:30- KEELER DRAPERIES central Florida stopping off copper.hood. One window Pittsburgh, pa, and Mrs. at silver springs and cy- Richard Heston, also a wajj has captured the Pol- Lillian Sheldon of Knox- at every window ... press Gardens. member of the hospital staff, ynesian accent by the use ville. will present the first plaque ASPHALT PAVEMENT Mrs. and Mrs. J. c. SProat of ornamental block remin- Services were held Mon- This is the year you've been promising yourself are now in residence at the ever given by the hospital iscent of primitive artifacts. day afternoon in Henderson you'd greet your holiday guests with an exciting Cove Beach club after for garden therapy to the The room overlooks a slate- Funeral chapel, Pompano glo/j of hospitality. Nothing compares with the PROTECTION spending the summer at Deerfield Beach club. floored lanai. with the Rev. waiter D- rich warmth and picture-window outlook of magni- Cape Girardeau, Mo. Members were asked to Simulated coral rock is Edwards, associate pastor ficent nev: KEELER custom draperies. Resina Mccabe of New bring books and magazines used on a wall of the din- of the First Methodist on gardening as donations V/ith a wave of our decorator's magic wand you Residential Orleans is visiting her ing room, with openings left Church in pompano Beach, achieve continuing compliments from your h diday sister, Mrs. George Little. for the club library. for f 1 0wer pots that will officiating. and other guests. Everything is just right because Mr. and Mrs. Banks Neighbors and friends of house growing orchid Burial was in Boca Raton we help you select the pattern, we do the measuring, Industrial Thomas of the cpve Beach members are invited. Ad- plants. Cemetery. Henderson Fun- tailoring, even the hanging. No guesswork. /\'o Club entertainedfriendsfor mission is a covered dish. Chinese red accents are eral service was in charge. mistakes. And our prices appeal even to Mrs. H. R. Donnelly and the stingiest budget. DONALD O'DONNELL cocktails and dinner. used in thel kitchen and the Men's Club to Meet, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. pau] stalter are dinner den is paneled in red gum 212 N. E. FIRST AVE. Noble return this week to chairmen and Mrs. willian Elect Officers for '60 The white Bermudajroof The Men's club of the Remember, there is POMPANO BEACH, FLA. their home in Deerfield Jones is chairman of hos- DRAPING 'he OOLO CO/UT ABSOLUTELY NO with an unusual roll adds Community Presbyterian Beach after spending the tesses. another oriental charm. CHARGE for making summer in Hudson palls. j^j QQ^ Church in Deerfield Beach your draperies, if floor rs The public is invited to will hold its monthly meet- EELER,Inc. N.Y. visit the house Saturday, length, nor for crinoline ing tomorrow night. The ouu of Data* or hooks, if you select Mr. and Mrs. pred Bauer United Fund Drive Sunday and Monday this Mrs. F- Cutter cobb has meeting will follow a fabrics at $1.98 or are in Washington. D. C, coming weekend. more, per yard. been appointed chairman covered dish supper in the for two weeks to greet the social hall at 6:30- The of the united Fund resi- Open Mon. thru Sat. Come in or phone Masonry arrival of their first grand- Deerfield Birth election of officers for i960 ohild. dential drive in Deerfield Mr. and Mrs. Phillip vin- 9 - 5:30 BOCA 5600 Beach. will take place. Guest Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher kemulder, 132N.W. Seventh speaker will be Robert Ful- During the next two we eks COVE CENTER, DEERFIELD BEACH doosn't hawe to'bi Satterwhite of H i 11 s b o r o Court, Deerfield Beach, an- ler, manager of the A. M. Mrs. cobb will organize a Boulevard have as their nounce the birth of a girl Kidder and co. East of Federal on Hillsboro Blvd. guest van Wilkinson of group of volunteer workers at Holy cross Hospital. Atlanta, Ga. for the hous_e-to-house eol- Two local matrons, Mrs. icitation. she also plans George Patterson, 1925 N. to stage a luncheon for the E. Fourth street, and Mrs. workers in the near future. George Little returned last Mrs. cobb has beenactive week from a two-month tour in civic and community of south America, sailing affairs here and in short from New York, they visited Hills, N.J. Brazil, Rio de Janeiro. Two years ago Mrs. cobb N Panama. Lima. Peru and campaigned for the united LITTLE HARBOR T°H E HILLSBORO Santos. Fund in Hillsboro Beach. nastir? paint OPENING NOVEMBER 20-21-22 FOR HOMES IN THE $30,000 THIS WIEK'S FEATURE! • ieautifies in a variety of colors TO $70,000 CLASS. CUSTOM HOMES NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION. LOCATED AT INTERSECTION OF U.S. 1 AND S.R. 810 (HILLSBORO f Stop ygly status and sea! natir sut 39 inch ^JA f\r BLVD.) DEERFIELD BEACH. f is one ea$| opiratisi FOAM BEDS 149.95 Investment Properties 30 inch STONER -RINGLE,Inc. FOAM BEDS $39.95 1348 HILLSBORO BOULEVARD, DEERFIELD BEACH Phone BOCA RATON 5653 ]!M[_±#**6&t Ga , fV or »<>e TWO LUMBER VARDS TO SERVE 2627 S. Andrews Ave. YOUR HURRICANE NEEDS '4J°° N.W. 2nd Ave.j Ft. Lauderdale Fla. B°ca R»*on, F'a- * JAckson 2-1706 Boca 8581.- i < , 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 ti II it tt BR properties. Inc. 50.00 100.00 3 27 10 II tt n ti John rf .Weir 50.00 100.00 29 tt It it n Arvida Realty Co. 50.00 100.00- 31 31 NOTICES 33 it tt if ti 50.00 100.00 31 Amend plat Ethel Chesebro 53.00 106,00 PUBLIC HEARING 2 1 Modal Land Co. *t fi it Harry chesebro 53.00 106,00 CITY OF BOCA RATON 3 1 it tt ii 53.00 106.00 October 23, 1959 4 1 5 1 it it >• S3.00 106.00 ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SANITARY SEWERS AS PROVIDED BY 6 1 »i ii II 53.00 106.00 THE SEWERAGE AND WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR 2 Royal palm Civic & shopping C Arvida Realty C° 245.00 490.00 THE REPAIR AND REHABILITATION OF EXISTING SEWER SYSTEM IN 3 Royal palm Civic & shopplnc C. Arvida Realty Co 250.00 500.00 ORDER THAT SUCH SYSTEM MAY BECOME AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE OVER-ALL CITY SEWERAGE SYSTEM Totals, 17,671,36' $35,342.72

proportionate amounts to be paid as listed. Cost pe r front foot $2,00 Front- Lot Bik. Subdivision Owner age Amount Submitted by: /»,, ALFRED E, 4MSLER

6 1 SE Coast Land Co. Edward ]_. Hamilton 26.00' $ 52.00 Alfred E. Amsler, city Engineer 7 1 Conn. C, Curry 26.00 52.00 8 1 26.00 52.00 APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE 9 1 26.00 52".00 CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, ON THE 10 1 21.00 142.00 5th DAY OF November, 1959. r 16 1 Mildred o chard 43.30 86.60 /»/ JOE DELONG 17 1 Hugh M. Baker 43.30 86.60 1 William Day 100.00 22 50.00 Joe DeLong, Mayor 1 2 Elizabeth H. Week en 26.00 52.00 2 2 it it 11 26.00 52.00 ATTEST; This lovely young lady 3 2 Thos. F. Fleming 26.00 52.00 11 11 i» /•/JACOB HEIDT is Nancy Mitchell, five- 4 2 26.00 52.00 5 2 Guy B. Haygood 26.00 52.00 II H H Jacob Heidt, City clerk year-old daughter of Mr. 6 2 26.00 52.00 O'Donnell et als and Mrs. William Mitchell 7 2 26.00 52.00 I, Jacob Heldt, City Clerk of the city of Boca Raton, Florida, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing assess- 8 2 26.00 52.00 ment roll was approved by the City Commlasion at a Regular Meeting held on the 5th day of November, 1959, The city of Boca Raton. --Colony 9 2 16.00 52.00 Commission ordered that a public hearing be held on II & 52.00 14 50.0 150.00 mott said. 2 12 26.00 52.00 15-less E. 5' Max HUtkins 50.0 150.00 3 12 26.00 52.00 15-E. 5' of R. E> Edmunds 5.0 15.00 4 12 26.00 *t II 52.00 16-W. 32' of 32.0 - 96.00 5 12 26.00 52.00 16-E. 23' of Frank S. Jakubonis 23.0 P9.00 Travel Writers 6 12 26.00 52.00 25 Leon B. Lewis 50.0 1*0.00 17 12 26.00 II if it 52.00 26 SO.O 150.00 18 12 26.00 II it II Here on Tour 52.00 27 50.0 150.00 19 12 26.00 W1IUM J. Rirby 52.00 28 50.0 150.00 20 12 26.00 II II II 50.0 Boca Raton was one of the 52.00 29 150.00 1 13 26.0C philip Azzolina stops last week for a groupof 52.00 30 50.0 150.00 2 13 26.00 II II 52.00 31 55.0 165.00 the nation's top travel writers 1 19 26.00 it ti 52.00 32 55.0 : 165.Oo 2 19 rt ti 26.00 Barry B. Mongillo and automobile club officials 52.00 33 55.0 165.00 3 19 n ti 26.00 52.00 34 Frank C. Roadman 55.0 165.00 making a five-day tour of 4 19 II I* 26.00 35 properties Unlimited 50.0 150.00 I) M 52.00 Florida. 8 19 II 26.00 52.00 36 it 50.0 150.00 9 19 It FJ The gio up stopped off for 26.00 52.00 37-less N. 35' peca Corp. 36.3 108.90 25 28 Ruth B. Coggln 50.00 100.00 37-N. 35' ot, & W. 25'38 Floyd A. N Bering 20.5 61.S0 brunch at the Boca Raton 26 28 11 11 it 50.00 100.00 38-less N. 35' ofW. 25' peca Carp. 43.2 129.60 A 1 S. R L. Co. — plat "A" jack Cox Hotel and dub. 40.00 CO.00 39 John N. Kabler, Jr. 55.0 165.00 B 1 " Ivan & Gene Smith 90.00 180.00 40 Tradewind Hills, Inc. 55.0 165.00 The group started in Jack- D 1 " Mildred orchard 33.70 67.40 41 G. B. H»ygood 55.0 165.00 sonville and traveled down E 1 " W> Grzybowski 180.00 360.00 42 Edward Rothe 55.0 165.00 W. 403.36' of N. 135' 4 " 1st. Bk of B.R. n it the east coast. After touring 403.36 806.72 43 50.0 150.00 E. 93.30" of N. 135' 4 " BR Dev jfc Sales C. ri II 93.30 186.60 44 50,0 150.00 the east and west coast and W. 400' of S. 135' 4 " 11 11 11 11 11 it t» 400.00 800.00 45 50.0 150.00 E. 200' ol S. 135' 4 " Art Guild of BR central Florida, the party •300.00 400.00 46 Geo. Stedronsky 50,0 150.00 SE 1st Av Frontage 5 " BR Dev & Sales C. concluded with a reception B R properties, Inc. 300.00 600.00 47 Paul M. Weissman 50.0 150.00 6 " 206.68 M 1* II given by Gov. and Mrs. 8A " Amer Tel & Tel Co 413.36 48 50.0 150.00 R. J. F. Corp. 33.70 67.40 21 thru 24 2 J. E. ingrahams S/D Grassmuclc & Burns 177.0 531.00 8B " 230.00 LeRoy Collins. Jack Cox 460.00 S'/j - 8 8 Riclcarda Survey George H. Howard 130.0 390.00 8C " 78.00 n tc About 80 persons, includ- F. S. Willing 156.00 10 Replat of Bk.B-L,o K« Floy C. Mi "ell 93.0 279.00 11A " 240.00- tt ti it 11B " Congree Sch of Aero 480.00 12 36.29 108.87 ing Miss Sandra Freeman, Rodger J. Magnea 47.00 it it II tt II II II 11C " 94.00 24 50.0 150.00 B R Dev & Sales Co 52.00 A Long'" 3rd Revision Herbert Brown Florida's citrus queen, made 12A " 104.00 5 25,0 75.00 89.00 it it II it 178.00 6 A , tl 25.0 75.00 the tour. 12B " 115.00 230.00 7 A ,i tt ii II i) 32.5 13A " 114.00 97.50 Publications represented A „ II tt II it II It It JJ tt 228.00 20 51.85 155,55 13B 240.00 480.00 t tt .I.I i* were the New York Times, 14B Theo. A. Sweeny 240.00 21 A " 25.0 75.00 480.00 22 t t it II II ' Des Moines Register and Tri-r N. 82' 14D Dorothy C- Willis 82.00 A ' 25.0 75.00 164.00 23 t tt II ii S. 100' 14D Karl j, Reardon 100.00 A » 25.0 75.00 bune, Milwaukee Sentinel, 200,00 t tt L« A- Zimmerman 15A B R Dev & Sales c. 78.00 1 C 35.0 105.00 156.00 i tt < it it Montreal Star, Toronto Star, 15B 255.00 2 C 25.0 75.00 510.00 tt it it II 15C 26.00 3 c 25.0 75.00 Cleveland Press, Cincinnati 52.00 t t ti II it 16 125.00 4 c 25.0 75.00 250.00 t ti if if Enquirer, Boston Herald, 17C David L. Nogel 250.00 5 25.0 75.00 500.00 c t ii G. David schlne Kansas City Star, Phila- 18 BR properties, inc. 150.00 6 c 25.0 75.00 300.00 f fi II ft II 19A Herbert B. Leslie 121.44 7 25.0 75.00 delphia Bulletin, Atlanta 242.88 c f ft II if fi Less E. 330' 19B 11 >i 11 140.00 8 c 25.0 75.00 280.00 9 i f i ii II II Journal, Motor News and 19C W. G. Whitehouse 50.00 c 25.00 75.00 100.00 * II n it if Family Weekly News. 20 B R properties, inc. 250.00 10 c 45.0 135.00 f 500.00 i ti E. 375' o N. 125' 21B Garden St. Realty 375.00 12 c L* A. Zimmerman 25.0 75.00 750.00 II II • Hotel and Restaurant Com- E. 250' of S. 125' 21B W & L- Levine 250.00 13 c J II 25.. 0 75.00 500.00 missioner Richard Edgerton A & Lot B less E.375' 14 c t it James M. Collier 2.<.0 75.00 °f N. 125' & E. 250' 1.5 t ti ir ii ii 25.0 75,00 headed a coordinating com- c ' t tt of S. 125' 21 Nicholas Matljes 279.21 558.42 16 c II fi if 41.45 124.35 mittee for the tour. 21C N & M Hunter 150.00 300.00 32 c t ti Margaret C. LYon 25.0 75.00 22 B R properties, inc. 250.00 500.00 1 D i tt George pennell 35.0 105.00 23 11 11 tt 100.00 200.00 2 D t . i t tt • i II 35,0 105.00 Food Industry |s Big Lots A 8s B 24 Ivan j. Smith 1135.59 2,271.18 3 D t • tt if ii 25.0 75.00 24C 11 i» 11 250.00 500.00 4 D i it if fi 25.0 75.00 The production of food 25A BR properties, Inc. 100.JO 200.00 5 D t ti if ii 25.0 75.00 products is Florida's top rank- 35B ii 11 11 100.00 700.01 6 D t it fi ii 25.0 75.00 11 11 *i > II it tt 26 690.00 1,380.00 7 D 25.0 75.00 ing manufacturing industry a&B Ni/j L"s E.400' 27 Robert E. Zang i tt fi II 240.00 480.00 8 D . 25.0 75,00 A&B Si/j Less E.40Q' 27 f tf if if in both number of employes » 11 it 220.32 440.64 9 D 25.0 . 75.00 B NVS E. 400' 27 t ti ff it and total payrolls, the Flo- John H. Weir 400.00 B0 0.00 10 D 25.0 75.00 B Sy E. 400' 27 t tt it II 2 400.00 800.00 11 D 25.0 75.00 rida State Chamber of Com- C 27 11 11 11 f t II it 250.00 500.00 12 0 t tl 25.0 75.00 28 merce said this week. Food B R properties, inc. 250.00 500.00 13 D t tt Francis W. Major 25.0 75.00 29 t it A N.yj L«ss E.600' 186.58 372.76 14 D - II it it 25.0 75.00 plants last year employed 29 • t II . A S'/j L«=Bs E. 600' 225.35 450.70 15 D • II ti a 25,0 75.00 1 29 an average of 34,200 persons A W. 200' of E.600 Robert E. Zang' 200.00 400.00 16 D t • i tf tt ti it 25.0 75.00 29 and had a combined payroll A E. 400' Arvida Realty Co 800.00 1,600.00 17 D i ii it II it 25.0 75.00 29 11 11 11 t ti tf ti II B 245.00 490.00 18 D 25.0 75.00 ofmore than $125 million. 14 • tt 1 Blakes' Re sub. Anna Carlson 60.00 120.00 19 D if tt a 45.0 135.00 14 2 Bernard Christens en 60.00 120.00 20 D l ti it tt it 45.0 135.00 14 3 Barbara Blocknlck' 60.00 120.00 4 A Amended plat of L,on( John Conn 50.0' 150.00 14 4 Karl Werry 120.00 1 6 Map of Bocarfttonti Paul W. Weissman Legal Notices 14 60.00 51.63 154.89 5 Alfred veal 100.00 ft t Geo. N. Bell 14 50.00 10 6 • 51.67 155.01 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 6 Raymond Botsford 100.00 ti t 14 50.00 11 6 ' Julia L. Adams 51.67 155.01 REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME 7 Anne Qfatead 100.00 ft i 14 50.00 12 6 • jerry L. Joilie 51.67 155.01 8 Wm. A. Benson 100.00 it ( NOTICE is hereby given that 14 50.00 13 6 Jos, Driacoll 51.67 155.01 9 Hilda Ban- 78.54 tt i Geo. Fehiing the undersigned, doing business 17 39.27 14 6 ' 51.67 155.01 under the fictitious name of Robert Frost 100.00 tt • if * it 1 17 50.00 15 - WV4 6 ' 25.84 77.52 THE VILLAS OF BOCA RATON, Leroy plant 100.00 ij j , 2 17 50.00 15 - Eyi 6 ' Wm. o- Herbold 25.84 77.52 at S07 South o°ean Boulevard, 100.00 t 3 Roy vrchota 50.00 16 6 • fi II II ti 51.67 155.01 Boca Raton, Florida, pursuant 17 100.00 4 Marie calrd 50.00 6 n * Thomas Fleming, Jr. 51.67 155.01 to Chapter 865.09 Florida Stat- 17 100.00 17 utes, 1055, intends to register 5 Hattle Ferdula 6 ' ti t tt ti II 30.03 90,09 17 50.00 100.00 18 - W. 30.03' the said name with the Clerk of Margaret McNamara tt 6 17 50.00 18 - E. 21.67' 6 * Kray Corp. 21.67 65.01 the Circuit Court of palm Beach 100.00 t 7 17 Ernest N. Dowdy tt A. S. Weissman 51.67 155.01 County, Florida. 50.00 10 0.00 19 6 ' 8 Anna R. Magulre N tt t ti it tt 17 50.00 123.92 20 6 51.67 155.01 PORTDAVEN CORP. Frank p. Flrer t t it ti ti a 9 17 51.67 155.01 /%/ jessie E. K h« , 61.96 100,00 21 6 ' 17 Nellie B. Rooney i t ti a it president 13 SO.00 100.00 22 6 ' 51.67 155,01 17 Gus Cicala t t W. H. Hallman 14 50.00 100.00 23 6 ' H. C. Brown 51.67 155.01 17 Edna Gigantl t t II II ti 97 East palmetto park Road 15 50.00 24 6 ' 51.63 154.89 17 Joseph Bieslnger t t Boca Raton, Florida 16 50.00 100.00 12 7 ' Guy B. Haygood 51.67 155.01 PUBLISH: BOCA RATON NEWS 17 Thomas Rochford . t t 17 50.00 100.00 13 7 Clementine Brown 51.67 155.01 October 29, 1959 18 17 peter Ericson 50.00 t i *t it November 5 1959 100.00 14 7 ' 51.67 155.01 ( 19 17 Ellen Sendle t t II II November 12, 1959 50.00 100.00 15 7 51.67 155.01 17 Ernes t C. Tans! i ti ti November 19, 1959 20 50.00 100,00 16 7 • ' * 51.67 I5S.01 19 Ina H. Black man t 21 50.00 100.00 17 7 " ' II -r# 51.67 155.01 1 19 Margaret Day i t NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 50.00 100.00 18 7 Basil Stebnow 51.67 155.01 T. J. Cooley i t 2 69.00 124.00 7 ' II ti 25.84 77.52 NAME STATUTE Geo. Gegelaar > i 3 19 65.1IO 124.00 IS - E« 7 * Harold F. Guy 25.84 77.52 t f NOTICE Is hereby given that 4 19 J. B. Coggln 62.00 124.00 20 7 ' II it ti 51.67 155.01 t the undersigned, desiring to en- 5 19 B. Glroux 60.00 120.00 21 7 • r Agnes piekett 51.67 155.01 gage in business under the fic- i i 6 19 C. P, Reynolds 60.00 120.00 22 7 Basil Stebnffw 51.67 155.01 titious name of; t 7 19 F.fM. Thomason 60.00 120.00 23 7 Hiram N. Hu»* 51.67 155.01 MARGE'S i II II ti 3 19 Aubrey Schachtel 50.00 100.00 24 7 ' 51.63 154,89 Intends to register the said name f • t 9 19 Frank Daubenspeck 100.00 9 8 Clementine Brown 51.67 155,01 with the Clerk of the Circuit 50.00 i tt it it Court of palm Beach County, 10 19 John Cherione* 100.00 10 8 ' 51.67 155.61 50.00 I 11 Florida. 32 11 8 * if i» 51.67 155.01 8 MlMierplat No 1 H.M. Chesebro 46.90 93.80 /s/ Margaret C. Kisela 12 8 » ' rt tf II 51.67 155.01 8e a I Margaret Day 50.00 100.00 /•/ Joseph Ki l 1 I » 5 2? B. R. properties Inc. 100.00 9 ' Ethel Sellers 51 63 154,89 Kurzlnger and Honchell 50.00 2 i tt II it 155,01 27 24 Jack M°Brlde 100.00 Attorneys, at Law 50.00 13 t t KltH Building 24 Geo Whitehouse 10 George E. peters , 51.67 155.01 1 50.00 100.00 14 i it ti it II Boca Raton, Florida 24 if 11 to * 51.67 155.01 3 50.00 100.00 i tt publish october 29, November 15 10 ' Adolph cohn S1.67 155.01 11 25 Garden State Realty 100.00 S 12 and 19, 1959- 50.00 t 12 25 50.00 100,00 (Continued to page 12) 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 19 1959 Beach County, Florida, lying that the City Commission of the FICTITt6uS NAME AFFIDAVIT Southern Bell Adopts East of the west right of way City of Boca Raton will hold a «TATIT nc ni noini \/ 11 I i. r "l _ LEGAL NOTICES TIP S lin. of the Seaboard Airline Rail- public hearing at 2:30 P.M. in •• COUNTY OF PALM BEACH YelloW.for ItS Trailers road. Also the Southwest quarter the city Hall at Boca Raton on WhicllCan VOU See better PUBLIC ORDINANCE NO. 445 of the southeast quarter of the 'he 1st day of December, 1959, Before me, the undersigned 1 « ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF Lots 9 through 29i EU°ck 13; Southeast quarter of section 31, which day is more than fifteen authority, an officer duly author- green Or yellOW? BOCA RATON DECLARING THE Lots i through § and 22 through Township 46 South, R a n g e 43 days from the date of the posting ized to administer oaths and take Where Safety's COnCemed, East, palm Beach County, °f this notice, to consider and acknowledgments, this J dey| per- , , , INTENTION OF THE CITY OF 27, Block 14; Lots 20, 21 and 22* Florida, lying west of the Se 1 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, TO Block 11 and including that part board Railroad. take action on proposed amend- sonally appeared the undersigned yellOW Can be Seen DBSt, aC- ANNEX, ON A VOLUNTARY of ell streets and roads lying ad- Section2. After final passage, ments and changes in the zoning affianti who being by me first duly COrdmg to Southern Bell's BASIS, CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS jacent thereto; all lying within these ordinances shall be pub- UNINCORPORATED TRACTS HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION ished in full once a week for TO CHANGE THE ZONING in the businesa enterprTJe are: BOca tetOn area. He Said this OF LAND TO THE CITY. THREE, according to the Plat, two consecutive weeks in Boca FR0MR-1-A {Residential T o LORRAINE MOHNEY recorded in plat Book 25* pages Raton News, a newspaper of R-l-D (Residential) on A SIXTY is the reason the company WHEREAS, the majority of the a m 0 theint est has e un H7 and H8rP l Beach County general circulation in palm ACRE TRACT IN THE PALM- owners of certain tracts of land, public Records* oflacn^themTs: ' " b .S a program to re- Beach County, Florida, and a ETTO PARK TERRACE, SEC- hereinafter described, contiguous copy posted on the City bulletin OWNER paint its trailers and carts to the territorial limits of the City ORDINANCE NO. 446 TION 25-47-42. Boca Raton, board for the said period of Palm Beach County, Florida. " That the fictitiousiname under from green to yellOW. of Qoca Raton, Florida, in unin- twenty days. Lots 17 through 21» Block 14; Forpublic examination a copy which said business is carried Not all the trailers, will be corporated areas within palm Lots 1 through 7 and 12 through on Is; Beach County, Florida, have re- SECTION 3. If no objection to of the proposed ordinance to ef- ISr Block 15; Lots 23, 24 and 25* such annexation be filed and fect such change of zoning is on BOCA REALTY painted at once, but when- quested the City of Boca Raton Block 11 and including that part to annex said lands to the City served within twenty days from file in the Office of the City. That the location of said bus- ever they are due for another of all streets and roads lying final passage of these Ordinan- Clerk. iness is; so as to become a part of the city; within HIDDEN VALLEY painting, Ruskin said. A and ces Ordinances will be consider- Posted by order of the City 93 g. palmetto park Road, Boca SECTION THREE, according to ed to annex said aads to the Commission in three conspicuous Raton, Fla. number of other items used WHEREAS, said lands are conti- the plat recorded in plat Book 25* City and to redefine the boundary places within the City, including /s/ Lorraine Mohney guous to the city limits and con- pages ti7 and jig, palm Beach at the scene of telephone lines of the City and to include the city Hall, this ipth day of Sworn to and sbuscribed before tain less than ten (10) registered County public Records, . work are already painted freeholders, and Chapter 25691* therein the said parcels of land. November, 1959. me in the State and County afore- FIRST READING the 27th day said this 2nd day of November, yellow, he added. These in- Laws of Florida, Acts of 1949, ORDINANCE NO. 447 permits annexation of contiguous of October, 1959. /&/ Jacob Heidt /a/ Alice B. Campbell clude guards around the territory. Lots 1 through 12 and 20 through SECOND READING in full and Jacob Heidt, city clerk Notary public manholes, "Men Working" 24. Block 16; Lots 26 27 and publish Nov. 12, 19, 25, Dec. 3 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT adopted the lpth day of November. signsandair blowers at man- 28* Block 11 and including that PublishNov. igthai26th, 1959. 1959. ORDAINED BY THE CITY COM- 1959- part of all streets and roads Furnish proof of publication holes. MISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA lying adjacent thereto; all lying RATON, FLORIDA: CITY OF BOCA RATON, within HIDDEN VALLEY SEC- PUBLIC HEARING Section \. Tne City through the TION THREE, according to the FLORIDA CITY OF BOCA RATON Plat recorded in plat Book 25r City Commission, does hereby r. «. R.g. U.S. Pat. Off. By /s/Joe DeLong October 30, 1959 declare its intention to annex to pages 117 and xi8« palm Beach the City of Boca Raton, palm County public Records, "That electrician in the Want Ads located our Joe DeLong, Mayor ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR PAVING Beach County, Florida, at. the ORPIN AN CE__NO.___448 trouble—you forgot to pay the light bill!" Attest; N.E. 40th Street between North Federal Highway expiration of twenty (20) days and North Dixie Highway, Villa Rica Subdivision from the final passage of these Lots 13 through 19; Block 16; /s/ Jacob Heidt feet for an nrc distanceof 479.20 Ordinances, the following conti- Lots 1 through 12 and 15 through 21, Block 21 and including that Jacob Heidt, City Clerk guous, unincorporated tracts of 27, Block 17; Lot 29. Block 11 part of all streets and leads ly- feet to the Northeast corner Contract Amount , $ 12,316.50 (SEAL) Engineering . . . . land in palm Beach County, and including that part of all ing adjacent thereto; all lying of aforesaid Lot 62; thence run 738.99 Florida, to-wit; streets and roads lying adjacent within Hidden Valley section South 13o 05' 22" East along PublishNov. 19th and 26th, 1959. $ 13,055.49 Four, according to the plat East line of said Lot 62 a dis- thereto; all lying within HIDDEN eet to uie nt furnish proof of publication. ORDINANCE NO. 438 VALLEY SECTION THREE, Book 25, pages ng and 120. tance of 150,0 f P°l according to the plat recorded in Palm Beach c o un t y. public of Beginning. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lot Block Front Ft. Amount PARCEL I. All of Block 1; Lots ORmNANCI-'. NO. 4'56 1 through 4 land Lots 44 through plat Book 25, Pages'117 and us, records. ON PROPOSED CH/WGES IN 20 29 James Frawiey 106.23' $ 447.34 palm Beach County Public PARCEL I. Lots 3 through ig. THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF 19 31 121.40 511.22 SO, Block 2; Tracts A, B, C, D, ORDINANCE NO. 453 Florida B. R. Housing Association E, F, G, H, PI *«*<* P2 a"d includ- Records. Block 24A and including that part BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: 20 31 20.24 85.23 Lots 42 through 4g, Block n; of all streets, roads and drainage PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE OF 21 31 25.29 106.48 ing that part of all streets, roads ORDINANCE NO. 449 and Lots 22, 23 24. Block 21; Right of ways lying adjacent ZONING ON A SIXTY ACRE 22 31 25.29 106.48 and drainage right of ways lying an Lota 1^ 2 d 3 and is through thereto; all lying within HIDDEN TRACT IN SECTION 25-47-42, 23 31 25.29 106.48 adjacent thereto; all lying with- Lots 13 and 14, Block 17; Lots an in HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION 2 through 26. Block lg; Lots j 19, Block 26 d including that VALLEY SECTION FOUR, ac- PALMETTO PARK TERRACE, 24 31 25.29 106.48 art l aI1 TWO, according to the plat record- through 13 and 22 through 34, P ° streets and roads cording to the plat recorded in BOCA RATON, PALM BEACH 24 35 25.00 105.28 105.28 ed in plat Book 25» P9Res 115 Block 23; and including that part lying adjacent thereto; all lying plat Book 25, Pages ] 19 and 120. COUNTY, FLORIDA. 25 35 25.00 and 116r palm Beach County of all streets and roads lying ad- within Hidden Valley section palm Beach county public Rec- 26 35 25,00 105.28 Four, according to the plat re- 27 35 25.00 105.2B public Records, jacent thereto; all lying within ords TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST, HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION corded in plat Book 25, pages PARCEL II. AH of the East half PROPERTY OWNERSAND CIT- 2R 35 25.00 105.28 PARCEL II. All of Tract I and THREE, according to the plat 119 and 120. palm Beach County of Sec tion 31, Township 46 IZENS: 29 35 25.00 105.28 including that part of all streets public Records. 25.00 105.28 recorded in plat Book 25i papes South, Range 43 East, palm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 30 35. and roads lying adjacent thereto; 117 and na, palm Beach County 31 35 25,00 105.28 all lyingwithinHIDDEN VALLEY ORDrTANCE NO. 454 public Records. Also Lots 14 PUBLIC HEARING 32 35 25.00 105.28 SECTION ONE, according to the an through 21, Block 23; Lots 1 All of Block 25 d including CIT"" OF BOCA RATON 33 35 25.00 105.28 plat recorded in plat Book 25J through ig, Bl ock 24 and includ- tnat Part of a11 streets and roads November 2, 1959 34 35 25.00 105.28 pages t!3 and 114, palm Beach 25.00 105.28 ing that part of all streets and lying adjacent thereto; all lying 35 35 County public Records, ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SIDEWALK 105.28 roads lying adjacent thereto; all within Hidden valley Section 36 35 25.00 PARCEL III. A parcel of land in lying within HIDDEN VALLEY Four according to the plat re- 37 35 25,00 105,28 S.E. 1st Avenue between palmetto park Road 25.00 Section 32, Township 45 South, SECTION FOUR according to the corded in plat Book 25, Pages and Royal palm Road, Map of Bocaratone _ 38 35 105.28 Range 43 East, palm Beach Plat recorded in plat Book 25, 119 and 120. palm Beach County 39 35 25.00 105.2s County, Florida more particular- pages 119 and 120, Paim Beach public Records. Contract Amount $ 1,218.86 40 35 25.00 105.28 41 35 25.00 105,28 ly described as follows: County public Records. ORDINANCE NO. 455 Engineering . . . 97.50 Commencing at the North East Total . . . I 1,316.36 42 35 25.00 105.28 ORDINANCE NO. 450 Lots so through 62. Block n. 43 35 Edward B. James 25.00 105.28 Corner of Tract 1 of HIDDEN an VALLEYSECTIONONE,accord- Lots 30 through 34, Block Lots 4 through 14, Block 26 d 44 35 Florida B. R. Housing Association 25.00 105.28 25.00 105.28 ins; to the plat recorded in plat Lots 1 and 27. Block la and in- including that part of all streets, 45 • 35 Lot Nos. Block Owner NQ-Feet \mount 46 25.00 10S.28 Book 25r pages 113 and 114, cluding that part of all streets roads and' drainage right of ways 35 lying adjacent thereto; all lying 12, less N. 10' 6 $634.25 47 35 41.19 173.44 palm Beach County public and roads lying adjacent thereto; jerry L . jollie 132.5' 3.00 12,63 all lying within HIDDEN within Hidden Valley Section 13, 6 Joseph Driscoll 142.5' 682.11 27, Less E.22 39 Records, and running on a bear- 28 25.00 105.28 ing S 89° - 50' - 06" W, a distance VALLEYSECTION THREE, Four, according to the plat re- Totals . . • • 275.0' 39 corded in plat Book 25, pages 29 25.00 - 105.28 nf 378.06 feet; thence N 0o - 40' according to the plat recorded 39 119 and 120i Palm Beach county Cost per front foot- $ 4.78 30 39 25.00 105.28 .14" w a distance of 200.01 feet; in plat Book 25, Pages 117 and 118, Palm Beach County public Public Records, 31 39 25.00 105.28 thence N 89° 50' 06" E a distance Submitted by: /s/ ALFRED E. AMSLER 25.00 105.28 Records. Also Lots 3s_ 36 and ALSO a parcel of lane1 in section 32 39 of 408.53 to a point in the west Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer 33 39 25.00 105.28 right of way line of the Florida 37. Block 11; Lots 1 through n 32. Township 45 south. Range and 14 through 23, Block 19 and 43 East, palm Beach County, Approved by the City Commis'sion of the City of Boca Raton, Boca 34 39 25.00 105.28 East coast Railroad; thence s Raton, Florida, on the 5th Day of November, 1959. 35 39 25.00 105.28 7" 59' 50" W along said right of including that part of all streets Florida, more particularly des- and roads lying adjacent thereto; 36 39 25.00 105.28 way line a distance of 202.05 feet cribed as follows; all lying within HIDDEN VALLEY 37 39 25.00 105.28 to a point of beginning. Commencing at the South East /s/JOE DELONG SECTION FOUR, according to the corner of Lot 62. Block 11 of ~—™——~~^~—•—^—•——~^~—™— 38 39 25.00 105.28 ORDINANCE NO. 439 plat recorded in plat Book 25, Hidden valley Section Four, Joe DeLong, Mayor 39 39 25.00 105.28 Pages ng and 120. Palm Beach according to the plat recorded in ATTEST: 40 39 25.00 10S.2« AH of Block 3; Lots 12 through County public Records. Plat Book 25. pages 119 and 120t 39 25.00 105.28 18, Block 11; Lots 1_ 2, 35, 36 Palm Beach County public rec- /s/ JACOB HEIDT 42 39 25.00 105.28 and 37, Block 13 and including ORDINANCE NO. 451 ords and running Northeasterly Jacob Heidt,. City Clerk 43 39 25.00 105.28 that part of all streets and roads along the arc of a circular curve I, Jacob Heidt, City Clerk of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, do 44 39 25.00 105.28 lying adjacent thereto; all lying Lot 38, Block 11; Lots 12 and hereb rt f r tl at the ab v and fore perpendicular a> saW point an-' y " | » ) ° f Eoing assessment roll was ap- 4S 39 25.00 105.28 within HIDDEN VALLEY SEC- 13, Block 19; Lots 1 through 23, proved by the City Commission at a Regular Meeting held on the 5th 39 an concave to the Northwest, having 46 25.00 105,28 TION TWO; according to the plat Block 20 d including that part day of November, 1959. The City Commission ordered that a public 39 recorded in plat Book 25. pages of all streets and roads lying ad- for its elements a central angle 47 25.00 105.28 hearing be held on the above assessment roll on the 24th day of Nov- 48 39 25.00 105,28 115 and us, palm Beach County jacent thereto; all lying within of 460 08' 42" snd a radius of ember, 1959, at 7:30 P.M. 49 39 25.00 105.28 public Records, HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION 745.0 feet, for an arc distance of 39 600.01 feet; thence run North 590 WITNESS my hand and seal this 6th day of November, 1959. 50 25.00 105.28 FOUR, according to the plat 1 40 447,34 ORDINANCE NO. 440 recorded in plat Book'25,| Pages 14' 04" West along a radial line 106.23 1 42 121.40 . 511.22 All of Block 4; Lots 42 and 43, 119 and 120, Palm Beach County for a distance of 150 0 feet; 42 35 25.29 106,48 Block 2; Lots 5 through \\, Block public Records. thence run Southeasterly along a /s/ JACOB HEIDT 42 concentric circular curve concave; ^ AL> Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 36 42 25.29 106.48 11 and including that part of all 37 25.29 106.48 streets and roads lying adjacent ORDINANCE NO. 452 to the Northwest having for its 42 elements a central angle of o • Publish November i th and 19th, 19S9. 38 25.29 106.48 thereto; all lying within HIDDEN Lota 3 40 and 41, Block n; 46 2 42 9i 08' 42"a nd a radius of 595.0 Furnish proof of publication 39 20.24 85.23 VALLEY SECTION TWO, accord- Lot 24; Block 20! Lots 1 through 44 m 1 44 30.00 126.33 ing to the plat recorded in plat * 2 25.00 105.28 Book 25, pages 115 and [16, 44 (Continued from page 3 25.00 105,28 palm Beach County public 44 4 25.00 105.28 Records. 16 10 51.67 155.01 44 5 25.00 105.28 ORDINANCE NO. 441 17 10 51.67 155.01 44 6 44 25.00 105.28 18 10 Renee Oates 51.67 155,01 All of tract P3 and Lots 1 through 7 44 25.00 105.28 19 10 Lawrence Roper s 51.67 15."5.O1 12, Block 5 and including that William Lamb 51.67 155.01 8 44 25,00 105.28 part of all streets and roads 20 10 21 10 51.67 155.01 9 44 25.00 105.28 lying adjacent thereto; all lying 25.00 105.28 22 10 51.67 155.01 10 44 within HIDDEN VALLEY SEC- 25.00 105.28 Judson A. Wiley 51.67 155.01 11 44 TION TWO, according to the plat 23 10 44 25.00 11 n 11 51.63 154.89 12 105.28 recorded in plat Book 25, Pages 24 10 25.00 105.28 95.00 285.00 13 44 115andn6, palm Beach County W. 75' -1, 2 15 Earl o. Smith 44 25.00 105.28 11 11 11 47.50 142.50 14 Public Records. Also all of tract 3 15 44 25,00 Gladys Dixon 51.12 153.36 15 105.28 P4 and Lots 13 through 21, Block 13 15 44 25.00 105.28 tr II 51.11 153.33 16 5 and including that part of all 14 15 17 44 25.00 105.28 streets and roads lying adjacent 11 II 25.56 76.68 15 - WVi IS 18 44 25.00 105.28 thereto; all lying within HIDDEN Charles W. Bush 76.68 15 - E Vi 15 25.56 19 44 25.00 105.28 VALLEY SECTION ONE, accord- 16 IS 51.11 153.33 20 44 25.00 105.28 ing to the plat recorded in plat ,1 1, 11 51.11 153.33 17 15 21 44 25.00 105.28 Book 25, pages 113 and 114, 18 15 Isadore Manasaee 51.11 153.33 44 Palm Beach County public 22 25.00 105.28 19 15 51.11 153.33 44 Records. 23 25.00 105.28 JO 15 51.11 153.33 24 25.00 105.28 ORDINANCE NO, 442 21 15 .11.11 153.33 Earl O. SmltH 47.80 142.50 22 15 C Lot Block Owner Front Ft. Amount All of Block 6; Lots i through 23 15 Clara 47 Q 142.50 4, Block 11 and including that 47.50 142.50 24 15 25 44 Florida B. R. Housing Association part of all streets and roads lying Francis D, Ham 75.00 225.00 25.00' $ 105.28 wyi - 1, 2, 3 16 1 48 25.00 105.28 adjacent thereto; all lying within Maxj. Mathews 75.00 225.00 E>/j - 1, 2, 3 16 2 48 25.00 105.28 HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION ONE, Alfred E. Amsler 51.11 153.33 4 16 3 48 25.00 105.28 according to the plat recorded in 11 11 it 25.56 76.68 E'/rS 16 4 48 25.00 105.28 Plat Book 25, pages 113 and 114, 25.56 Wi/,-5 16 Jacob H. Amsler 7«.68 5 48 25.00 105.28 Palm Beach County public 1SS.33 6 16 51.11 6 48 25.00 105.28 Records. 51.11 153.33 7 16 Jacob Heidt 7 48 25.00 105.28 11 11 51.11 153.33 ORDINANCE NO. 44 3 S 16 44 25.00 105.28 Alice M. Cicia 51.11 153.33 S 9 16 9 48 25.00 105.28 Lots i_ 2 °nd 3, Block 12; L°* •1 a 11 51.11 153.33 10 16 10 48 25.00 105.28 3, Block 13 and including that * Donald McDermott 51.11 153.33 11 16 11 48 Mary Watson Day 25,00 105.28 part of all streets, roads and 11 11 51.12 153.36 12 16 12 48 it 11 11 25.00 105.28 drainage right of ways lying ad- Harris Addition J. Ward Mann 55.0' 165.00 5 13 48 Florida B.R. Housing Association 25.00 105.28 jocent thereto; all lying within ti 11 Wm A. Benson 75.0 225.00 6 14 48 25.00 105.28 HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION TWO, Jenning's property Earl o. Smith 149.6 448.80 A-W 149-6' 15 4S 25.00 105.28 according "to the plat recorded B R properties, Inc. 130.0 390.00 21 13 S. E. Coast Land Co. 16 48 25.00 105.28 in plat Book 25, Pages 115 and 22 13 II IF II II II B R Dev. &Sale9 Corp 10.0 30.00 116, palm Bc!>ch County public 17 48 25.00 105.28 25 18 II 11 11 11 ri Illl II If II II 25.0 75.00 Records. Also Lots 4. through g, 18 48 25.00 105.28 S.R.L. Co. plat ,'A" B. R. properties, Inc. 763.33 2,289.99 Block 12; Lots 4 through 8 and Royal palm Rd. Frontages 19 43 25.00 105.28 11 11 ii ii 11 11 11 11 11 n 1,728.80 5,186.40 30 through 34, Bio* 13; Lot 19, Gulfview Drive Fronitage 5 20 48 25.00 105.28 11 n it 11 11 11 Ik II If l> 525.00 1,575.00 Block 11 and including that part - 42 21 41 25.00 105.28 51.67 155.01 of all streets, roads and drainage 3 A-5 Mizner - plat No 1 Arvida Realty Co. 22 48 25.00 105.28 11 11 11 ti 11 it 11 51,67 23 right of ways lying adjacent there- 4 A-5 155.DI 48 25.00 R. P. Civic & Sh. Cm, 627.53 1,882.59 24, less E. 22' 105.28 to; all lying within HIDDEN 1 Ar vida Realty Co. 48 3.00 12,63 VALLEY SECTION THREE, 11,756.05' $35,268.15 according to the Plat recorded in Totals, Totals 3100.2100.255' $13,055.49 plat Book 25, Pages 117 and ng, e Cost per front foot $3,00 palm B ach County public Cost per front foot 4.21 Records. Submitted by: ALFRED E. AMSLER /a/ ORDINANCE NO. 444 Submitted by: /s/ ALFRED. E. AMSLER Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer Lots 9 through 49, Block 12; Lots 7 through 16, Block 14) APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE Approved by the City Commission of the City of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida, on the_sth_Dayof Lots 8 through u, Block 15; CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, ON THE No vemb or, 1959. AH of Block 22 a"d including 5th DAY OF November, 1959. . that part of all streets, roads arid JOE DELONG /Ms/ JOE DELONG drainage right of ways lying ad- Joe DeLong, Mayor jacent thereto; all lying within Joe DeLong, Mayor HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION ATTEST; THREE, according to the plat ATTEST: recorded in plat Book 25. pages /a/ JACOB HEIDT /s/JACOB HEIDT 117 and us, palm Beach county Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Jacob Heidt, City Clerk public Records, Also Lots 50 I, Jacob Heidt, City Cleifc of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, do hereby certify that the above and through 53, Block 12; Lots 19 1, Jacob Heidt, City Clerk of the city of Boca Raton, Florida, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing assess- foregoing assessment roll was approved by the city Commission at a Regular Meeting held on the 5th through 37, Block 24; Lots 1 and ment roll was approved by the City Commission at a Regular Meetine held on the 5th day of November, 1959. The City day of November, 1959. The City Commie sion ordered that a public hearing be hold on the above 2, Block 24A and including that assessment roll on the 24th day of November, 1959, at 7:30 P.M. part of all streets, roads and Commission ordered that a public hearing be held on the above assessment roll on the 24th day of November, 1959, at drainage right of ways lying ad- 7:30 P.M. WITNESS my hand and seal mis fith day of November, 1959. ' i jacent thereto; all lying within WITNESS my hand and seal this 6th day of November, 1959. HIDDEN VALLEY SECTION /s/ Jacob Heidt /a/ Jacob Heidt FOUR, according to the plat re- (SEAL) corded in Plat Book 25. pages (SEAL) Jacob Heidt, City Clerk . „ . . Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 119 end 120, palm Beach county publish November 12th and 19th, 1959. publish November 12th and igth, 1959 public Records, Furnish proof of publication Furnish proof of publication Thursday, November 19, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13 Gory Found New Civitan Club Not Guilty Municipal Judge P. J. Officers Installed Installation of officers was trict, and accepted by Presi- Brannen has handed down a held at the Charter Night dent Harold P. Anderson. verdict of "not guilty" in banquet of the Boca Raton Orville Brink, past district the case against Gory In- Civitan Club last Wednesday governor, presented the creed, dustries Inc. night at the Continental and introduced the Rev. Earl Gory Industries was charg- Restaurant in Delray Beach. Kerley as the guest speaker. ed with loud and excessive Wyatt Johnson, govemor- Maurice Oldre, chaplain, noises in the night by a num- electof the Florida District, gave the benediction. ber of Winfield Park resi- installed the following of- Charter members of the dents. ficers: Harold P. Anderson, Boca Raton Civitan Club are The case was tried in a president; Rod Brower, first Harold P. Anderson, Thomas daylong trial last week with vice-president; Bill Chick, D. Bickham, L. R. Blacketer, Judge Brannen reserving his second vice-president; Tom Rodney G. Brower, William decision until later in the Meredith, secretary; Bob C Chick, Ralph E. Chick, week. Messmer, treasurer; Maurice Ronald G Demarco, Ernest Judge Brannen said the Oldre, chaplain, and Harry N. Dowdy, Fritz H. Friberg, testimony during the trial Rpe, sergeant-at-arms. Richard L. Hilgen, Charles did not support the allega- On the board of directors H. Huck, Dick D. Kitchen, tion that Gory Industries had are Paul McKinley, Erskine Jay M. feall, Harry J. violated provisions of the Parks and Bill Whitacre. Machle, Paul A. McKinley, city's anti-noise ordinance. N. Zuckerman, president Robert E. Messmer, Thomas He said there was con- of the sponsoring Delray J. Meredith, Maurice A. siderable doubt on the issue Harold P. Anderson, left, newly-installedpresidentof the Civitan Club, served as Oldre, Erskine Parks Jr., Coffee was the beverage used to toast the openingof the new Ranch HouseinBoca raised by conflicting testi- Civitan Club, accepts the charter for the club from D. C. toastma ster. Earle J. Robbins, Harry P. Raton last Monday. Receiving service at the table from die manager, Spero Yianilos, mony. Moon, governor of the Florida District, at the-installation Peter Novak, district ex- Roe, Edward J. Schumann, (right), were, left to right, Tom Nolan of Langley Realty; Dick Wolf, general con- banquet held at the Continental Restaurant in Delray Beach, tension secretary, acted as Marvin L. Stevens, Harold tractor; Walter Roncaglione, president of the restaurant chain, and Herbert Johnson, -Colony Studio Photo. master of ceremonies. W. Whitacre, Stanley Smith architect. Standing behind the table is Robert B. kangley. New Arrivals The invocation was given arid Victor Vallcorsa, rigid enforcementof bicycle At Boca Ridge Safety Featured by the Rev. E. Kerley, dis- traffic regulations, parti- trict chaplain. Read want Ads regularly. Improvement Ranch House Opens Mrs. Jewell Barringer of On PTA Program cularly in the school area. Commissioner John Flan- St. Augustine has taken up The invocation was given chergave the welcoming ad- Reports Heard residence at her Boca Ridge Safety and safe driving was by Sanford G. Smith. PIANO LESSONS At 20th St. and U.S. I dress and the response was . home, 4351 N. E. Fifth Ave- the subject of the Boca Raton Hostesses for the evening The Capital Improvement The new Ranch House Rest- School Patent- Teacher Asso- given by Max Cocher, past nue, Boca Raton. Mrs. Bar- were Fourth Grade mothers, * Experienced— Commission met Monday in •aurant at Federal Highway ciation program Monday district governor. Corps To Stage ringer was transferred to the Mrs. Robert Kee, Mis. John the City Hall and heard re- and 20th Street opened for Delray office of the Southern evening. The speaker was Walter A. Roth, past lieu- •Private— Mitchell, Mrs. Paul Hut- ports from three sub-com- business this week. It oc- Bell Telephone Company Kenneth Ganaway, Palm tenant governor, was^ in Member Drive chens, Mrs. William Jack- mittees. cupies the strategic corner from the St. Augustine of- Beach "County PTA safety charge of communications. • Woman Teacher Plans were made for a son and Chairman Mrs. John Shoup reported on near the 20th Street business fice, where she had been chairman. Initiation of members was district and the Winfield Park membership drive at the . Richard Fish. Specializing in Children fire, police andpublic works, Monday night meeting of the Chief Operator for many His talk was followed by a carried out by Judsin Tittle, HowardMcCallonCityHall, residential area. Give your ctiiid^an op- Boca Raton Junior Drum and years. She takes up her film, "Jelly Fish Make Traf- Planes have been brought lieutenant governor of Zone 5, public library and off-street portunity to learn music. Built by Dick Wolf of Deer- Bugle Corps at the American duties as Chief Operator of fic Jam. " The discussion into the fight against the fire Presentation of the charter parking, and David Ashe on field Beach, general con- Legion home. the newlv-expanded Delray following the film brought ant in Gadsden County, was made by D. C. Moon, recreation, public beach and tractor, for Paul Douchan of Posters and application office. to light the need for more Florida. governor of the Florida Dis- Call BOCA 3117 marina. Ft. Lauderdale, owner, ithas blanks were put into circu- , Mrs. Barringer "s son will The committees' activi- been leased to the Ranch lation by members following join her this week. He is ties will be studied by the House and represents the the meeting. flying in from Chicago, fourth Ranch House on the executive board members, An invitation was extended Gold Coast. The other three where he has been in training Bill T. Smith, Kenneth Hig- to anyone between the ages are in Ft. Lauderdale, Oak- with Eastern Air Lines. gins, Bill Stowe and Mrs. ofl3and20tojoin the corps. land Park and Pompano Young Barringer expects to Bernard Turner, and in the They may live in Boca Raton, Beach. Ranch House also be based in the Miami area near future submitted to the Deerfield Beach and Delray operates Tale of the Tiger in and will soon take a bride. City Commission for con- Beach. sideration. Ft. Lauderdale. He expects to live in this There are still openings area. Chairman Smith compli- Walter Roncaglione, presi- for boys to learn drumming Boca Ridge Homes also mented Ashe and his com- dent of Ranch House, served and bugling and for girls to welcomed the James Choulat mittee for its work and re- under Gen. Claire Chennault learn the arts of color guard family, recent arrivals from port. He laid stress on the with the Flying Tigers in Asia and majorette. No ex- Jacksonville. Mr. Choulat, fact that the reports will be in World War II, and later perience is necessary as in- regional manager with the presented to the citizens of was in charge of feeding and struction and equipment will Aetna Casualty and Surety Boca Raton as the recom- housing for Pan-American be furnished at no charge, Company, has been trans- mendations for the City of Airways overseas. Carl Freeman, organizer, Boca Raton's projected Capi- ferred here to their new Spero Yianilos, manager said. Delray office. Mrs. Choulat tal Improvement Program. of the Boca Raton Ranch 1 joined him at their' new The next meeting of the House, previously operated 'Rob Roy Is Movie home in Boca Raton at 400 Capital Improvement Com- a chain of restaurants in For Friday Evening N. E. 44th Street with their mission will be held Dec. 7 Buffalo, N. Y., and has been One of Walt Disney's new- three little girls. in the City Hall. in the restaurant business for estandfinestfilmswill high- Dixie Walker and family many years. light the monthly movie Good character is still the moved into their new home The Ranch House specia- program at the Community best collateral for a loan. in Boca Ridge at400 NX 45th lizes in charcoal broiled Building Friday evening. Street- Mr. Walker is asso- steak and hamburgers, and it "Itob Roy, the Highland ciated with the Everglades operatesoutof a central com- Rogue", starring Richard CAPRi Investment and Mortgage missary, where it does its own Todd and Glynis Johns, is the Company of Ft. Lauderdale baking and cuts its meat. Its story of one of the world's as mortgage investment hamburgers are made from most courageous fighters of BEDROOMS counsellor. He hails from boneless round steak. oppression. Photographed in Durham, N. H., where he Roncaglione estimated the the heart of Scotland, the 2 BATHS was credit counsellor with total value of the Ranch film describes a fearless the Power Service Corpora- oo House, including land, build- Scottish rebel who defies a tion of Chicago. Mr. Walker #15,700 ing and equipment, at$100, - king and his royal armies to officiates at high school OWN 000. The lease was negoti- save his clan from oblitera- SHRIMP football games. ated by Tom Nolan of Lang- tion. $75O° ley Realty. BASKET On the same program will Men's Garden Club With French Roncaglione said the rest- be three Tom and Jerry car- To Meet Monday Night No Closing Costs aurant will be open seven toons. The movie will start Fries and The Boca Raton Men's days a week serving break- promptly at 7. Children of Slaw Garden dub will meetMon- fasts, lunches and dinners. all ages are invited to attend. fHA 5 CONVENTIONAL Charco burger-29* -day, Nov. 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Scout Hut. FINANCING Coney Dog- 2 5t Birth Notice 800 Due to Attend Highway Convention Men gardeners or would- PSA Root Beer - Shakes Mr. and Mrs. James R. be gardeners are cordially Vickers, 400 N. W. 16th Road Board Chairman Joe invited to attend, according 92>.5O Do nuts - 59* doz. Street, announce the birth of .Grotegut said this week he to Gene Cameron, acting INCLUDES PRINCIPAL a son, Ross Mitchell, Nov. anticipates a record at- chairman. Open 'till Midnight 12 at Bethesda Memorial tendance of more than 800 There is no regular pro- £ INTEREST Hospital. Mrs. Vickers is persons at the 18th annual gram scheduled for this meet- ALSO MUTUAL- MORTdA(»E CUR® SERVICE the former Cynthia Ross. convention of the South- ing but there will be a round INSURANCE 1850 N. Federal Hwy eastern Association of State Visit Your Church table discussion led by men Highway Officials in Miami who have had experience in Beach Nov. 22-25. various phases of Florida 5 Beautiful FURNISHED MODELS Grotegut is president of the gardening. association. Ralph Davis, •SHRUBS executive director of the v LOOK AT THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES BULBS Florida Road Department, is TROPICAL •BULBS secretary-treasurer. KITCHEN: BATHROOMS: Guest speakers will in- * Breakfast area in kitchen * Fully tiled. — your choice of colors •TOOLS Now! clude Gov. LeRoy Collins; * Choice of single or double compart- * Glass enclosed stall shower B. D. Tallamy, federal ment sinks in color * Large medicine cabinets — plate glass mirrors highwa y a dministra tor of the 9 AQUARIUMS * custom built cabinets in selection •FERTILIZER of decorator colors * Formica covered vanity U.S. Bureau of Public Roads, * Formica cabinet tops: * American standard fixtures in your and David H. Stevens, presi- • FISH FOODS * General Electric Oven and Range in choice of colors * AMARYLLIS dent of the American Asso- • SUPPLIES. color ciation of State Highway * Formica service bar WINDOWS: Each Tropical Aquarium Center * Nu-Tone Hood and exhaust tan •"'Deluxe 1 awning windows Officials. 248 N- Fed. I iwy., Pompano * Large utility room off kitchen laster LILIES DINING AREA: CAR PORTE: For all the news, WH 1-3048 read the News. * Dining area adjacent to kitchen * Large carporte and black top driveways Each * separite dining room FLOORS: HEATING: IT'S TIME TO FERTILIZE • panel 56000 BTU'S * Terrazzo, with your choice of ROOF: AH Varieties-No. 1 JOHNSON § TIFFANY colors and design HECTOR • Tile GLADS 25% ORGANIC GENERAL Dozen Best PRODUCT Best SERVICE City sewers - city water - paved streets - police and fire protection - garbage.col- TO PT LAUDEKDALE lection. Glass sliding doors to patio. TV and telephone outlets - silent switches - 50 LB-S. $2.25-100 LB.-$3.95 glass lined automatic gas water heater - oversized lots - will accommadate swim- TV - RADIO ming pools-high elevation - full sod front and spot sides and back, with tropical , AGR8GQ 50 Lb. Bag $2.50 - 100 Lb. $4.95 plants. .AGEISMS?! 100% ORGANIC 80 LB. $4.95 HI-FI-Stero » BLOOM AID iQj^f; $3.95 Sales « Service- Winter Rye Sb. Regular 25/i Thursday Boca in every Friday night be- 1 Mile South of Delray Beach the making of Christmas but it lost the ball once on a' WDBP won a forfeit from Boca Tool and Gage 17 23 Business Men tween 7 and n, sign up and tablepieces, centerpieces, fumble and again on downs. Deerfield. An exhibition Fish and Assoc 16 24 Teams Won drop your stub in the fish candle decorations and Goldcoast Nursery 10 30 Hargrove power 20 10 Ralph Stewart, Pro. CR 6—7888 Seacrest led Pa! okee in game was played and Deer- bowl. There is a drawing wreaths. Colonial packing 7 33 Bills Fill 23 17 first downs. I6to6- and in field won. 10 to 9. por The Little Ruebs 2799; Buss Deerfield Bank 22 18 every half hour, some of the Mrs. Alta Walters, instruc- yards gained by rushing. Deerfield. chick had 3—3 pool's Serv. Stat. 2757; Went- Baker Bldrs 21 19 winners this week were Boca plumbing 20 20 tor, has promised some new 219 to 77. and Grady. coons and \vorth plastering 2731; Bus pool's BiHie Stewart, Lee corney, Ser. Sta. gg5; Patrick construc- Bob's Bar 20 20 Jim Davis. Chris Hodge, The NATIONWIDE ideas. Registrations can be Canal Visas Free Blackwelder had two hits Huck Realty 15 25 tion 975; Bus Pool Station 956; Stanley crow, John Rice, made by calling the Recrea- Passengers whose ships are each, por WDBP. calhoun p. Sprissler 259; R. Fuhrman 245! Neilson Furniture 9 31 Betty Knight, Greg Walsh, INSURANCE Companies tion Center, Boca 5913, or about to go through the Suez had 3-4 and Houseman and Buss pool 245; P. Sprissler 656; High game; Lee Springfield 225; Harris 635; Bud Butler 616- high series Jack Weber 535. snookie Thayer of Delray attending the first class. Canal can get three-day Coulson had two hits each. Formerly FARM BUREAU Registration fee is $2. Shoaf had a long home run Boca Squares Mixed Tuesday Businessmen Beach, Bill LaQuitte and transit visas for sight-seeing M. Strand. in %ypt. for WDBP- Team Won Lost Teams Won Lost ARE HERE IN FLORIDA In last Thursday's action. Boutwell Dairy 26 10 Talbot Ins & Realty 28 8 We need a few more Ban- Started 32 years ago, this family of com- Jacks Barber 21 15 Pomp. HBlnds Gulf 23 13 A & W took a 5_3 victory tam and junior bowlers for panies - with over 3 Mi II ion dollars- Boca Constr. 20 16 Gold Coast Theatre 22 14 our Saturday 1 p.m. leagues. RECREATION CALENDAR from Deerfield. Deerfield Kenrich Bldrs 19 17 Deerfield Jaycees 22 14 coverages, brings its Thursday, November 19 opened the first inning with Colfax-Locksmith 18 IB Louis Bar 21 15 All boys and girls are wel- t three big runs and then was Rochette Motors 16 /2 19Va Warren uniform 18 18 come. — playground, after school. Memorial park. LOW COST, TOP 3:no P. M. held scoreless the rest of Dees Garage 16 20 Vestal plumbing 1714 18'/2 A call is going out for 7:30 P. M. — Adult Softball, Wentworth plastering vs WDBF (Bible Jennings-Finger 16 20 Deerfield police 14 22 QUALITY LINE OF Grounds,j Memorial park. women bowlers who would the game. Owens had two Winfield Amoco 16 20 Deerfield Optimist s\/, 27'/j — Adult Softball, Safari Homes, inc. vs A & W Root Beer, 9:00 P. ,M. of the five hits given up by High game and series; perk per- Deerfield Klwanis 6 30 like to form a scratch lea- AUTO, LIFE and FIRE \jernorial park. jack Hartzel of A & W. kins 215/565; Jack J aynes 202/590 High game and series; Larry gue. Friday, November 20 INSURANCE TO por A &. W • Rutherford bad and Gladys Colfax 198/558- Williams 204/5271 Ed Sag" Two teams of men from — playground, after school, Memorial park. PALM BEACH 3:00 P. M. a perfect 2-2 night at the Women's Seashore 185/541- the Retail credit corpora- 7:30 P. M. — pre-teen Movie, "Rob Roy — The Highland Rogue*', COUNTY Community Building. plate, frartzell chipped in Team Won Lost Deerfield Bantams tion of Ft. Lauderdale and en er 7:30 P. .M. — Teen-age Drop-in, Recreation c ^ « with a two-base smash. Huck Realty 28 12 Teams Won Lost West palm Beach held a Saturday, November 21 Deerfield Lanes 25 15 Debrocons 13 5 match game ori Sunday after- All Your Protection ra ts In the second game. went- 8 10:00 A .M. — Children* s C f . Community Building. worth outlasted safari Deerfield Bank 25 15 Cups and saucer 10 noon, west Palm took the 7:30 P ,M. ~ Teen-age Dance, "The jesters", Recreation Center. Ed's Hardware 24 16 The Canaries 8 10 honors with a 2,163 vic- At Nationwide's Monday, November 23 Homes. 14 to 8- For Went- Pompano Lumber 19 The peewees 5 13 21 tory over 2,075 for Ft. Laud- 3:00 P .M. playground, after school. Memorial park. . worth. Dunster had 4 — 5, Boca Gas 20 20 Blue Bowlers 8 4 Famous Low Cost 8:00 P.M. — A^ult Softball, League playoff, Memorial Park. George wentworth had 3-4. Doby Brick 18 22 The Dukes 4 8 erdale. ROBERTE.DAVIS Tuesday, November 24 Louis Bar 17 23 High games; Dennis Weicht 117; A number of bowlers took Through One Agent and Bob and Don wentworth Chuck Mula 117; Dartene stolberg 3:00 P.M.. — playground, after school, Memorial park /irvida No 1 16 24 had 2"4 each, por safari 83. part in the annual scotch 7:30 P .M. — Teen-age drop-in, Recreation Center. Arvida No 2 6 34 Meet The Nationwide Agent In Your Wednesday, November 25 Homes. Westal had 2—4- High game and series Evelyn Mil- doubles tournament held ler 228/554; Dot Co 3:0C1 P.M., — Playground, after school. Memorial park, chrane 212? Lanes Owner Elected annually by the Broward Tonight's games find pat McDuffee 559. Area — Serving Nationwide Policy 7:30 P. M. — Adult Arts & Crafts, Holiday Crafts, Community Build- Gene De Manibri. new County women's Associa- ing, Wentworth playing WDBP and safari Homes playing All States Mixed owner of the Deerfield tion. Holders For Over 12 Years A& W Root Beer. Team Won Lost Bowling Lanes, has been in the Boca squares 9 The league playoff will Michigan 23 elected president of the Mixed, sandra Grossman ROBERTE.DAVIS JU 5-1858 Missouri 20 12 BPAA of Broward county. converted a 3-7-10 split 330 N- Dixie Lake Worth or JU 5-2327 NOTICE start on j^onday night at 8 Maryland 20 12 o'clock. The second play- Florida 17 15 while perk Perkins conver- The civil service Board will receive applications off game is scheduled for Massachusetts 16 16 Tudor Era to Race ted a 2-4-10 split. up to and including Nov. 30. 1959. for the following Tuesday night at 8- and the New York 13 19 Tudor Era, winner of ihe FERTILIZE! positions: New Jersey 12 20 Safety Record Set third game will be played Ohio 7 25 $100, 000Man o' War Handi- NOW on Thursday night at 8 if High game: Oscar Hedden 238; cap at Aqueduct, will call Steelworkersin the United POLICE PATROLMAN necessary. High series B,L.M°°refield 567. Florida's Gulfstream track States set a safety record dur- and BASIC G' FERTILIZER 6 -6-6 Contains LEAGUE STANDINGS: Deerfield Juniors home this Winter. The horse ing 1958 that was nearly Team Won Lost FIRiMAN W will run in the $100, 000 Gulf- twice as good as the nation's 30% Plus Organic Nitrogen Plus Tornadoes 35 1 stream Handicap and the all-industryrecord, and both Salary range is from $329.00 Min. to $398.50 Wentworth plastering Boca Boos 24 12 A & W Root Beer rates were better than ever Max. per month. Applicants are not to be less than 300 Hundreds 16 20 Donn Handicap next March. All Essential Minerals $3.49 Safari Homes, inc. Buccaneers 13 23 before. 5 ft. 8 in. nor more than 6 ft. 4 in. in height and WDBF (Bible Grounds) Trophies 11 25 There is little harmony in SPECIAL 100 lbs, in 50 Ib, bags must have 20/30 vision without glasses. Age range is Deerfield Beach Bowl Kings 9 27 the home where parents are If more people drove right, 25 to 35 years of age. High series for boys; Robert always harping. more people would be left. CAN-O-MATIC ELEC Reg, 24.95 CLERK TYPIST Small Railroad Leads Schactel 503; Girls; Bonnie Am- CAN OPENER NOW .... The 125-year-old suburban man and cheyrl Brooks each 319. Salary range from $213.50 to $266.00 per month. High game for boys; Robert Long Island Railroad's routes Schactel ig6; for girls, Cheyrl UDICO Eleco Regular $19.95 BUILDING INSPECTOR - toal only 343 miles com- Brooks ng. CAN OPENER NOW Salary range from $387.50 to $456.50 per month. pared with 13,104 miles for Deerfield Major PLUMBING INSPECTOR •the Atchison, Topeka and WALLPAPER SERVICE FOR 8 REG $59.95 Santa Fe, yet it carries more T«am Won Lost Salary range from $387.50 to $456.50 per month. Deerfield Lanes 25 11 passengers than any other line Richards Furniture 22y, 13V, Melmac DISHES LIGHT EQUIPMENT OPERATOR in the United States, Kent Furniture 22 14 Salary range from $1,35 to $2.15 Per hour. New license tags for Chris Liano plas 16 20 Gulf stream Bar 12Vi 23'/i Close Outs 45 Pc.-, HIAYY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Florida will have a blue Reeds 66 Service 10 26 background and yellow num- High series Harry colfax 576; SET $0095 salary range from $1.95 to $2.25 per hour. bers and letters. They will High games Chuck Tilbrook 207 go on sale Jan. 2, 1960. and G°"e De Mambro 206- SINGLE 29 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC Salary range from $1.85 to $2.15 per hour. SPECIAL! a few WATER PLANT OPERATOR ROLL 16 Pc. STARTER SETS Salary range from $329.00 to $398.50 per month. STARTER Reg. $18.95-$19-95 LICENSE INSPECTOR SETS CLOSE OUT Salary range from $346.50 to $416.00 per month. HJKBwHh Values up To '3 °° SINGLE ROLL OFF Applications for this position accepted until 20% LIST ONLY 11 December 15,1959. Age range tor above occupations — @ Exterior and 21 to 45 years. Interior Landers DRY I RONiReg. 12.95 $8.49 persons interested may obtain an application for m PAINTING BOCA RATON examination and further information from the sec- L & M P.V.A EXTERIOR retary of the civil service Board. Mrs. Helen H. Free ESTIMATES Bedell, 2nd floor city Hall Bldg., N- Federal Hwy., PAINT Boca Raton. ®All Work Guaranteed white and Paint Company colors Applicants will be given written notice five days prior to date of examinations. D9D PAINTING HCMii OF 4400 FAMOUS BgAMO*' $3,45 CIVIL SERVICE BOARD K&K CONTRACTORS Winfield Park Shopping Plaza - N- Fed. Hwy., Earle j. Robbins, chairman Phone Boca 4703 Boca Raton 9373 - Free Delivery 172 E. Boca Raton Road Ph 54O3 Thursday, November 19, 1959 THF BOCA RATON NEWS 15 mnces BOCA RATON NEWS REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE AVAILABLE BOCA WOODS - 3 bed- FORMICA WORK OTHER WINFIELD PARK HOME UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom- * Cabinets * Sink Tops OWNER leaving town, must rooms, 2 bath. High beam CLASSIFIED ADS 2 bath house, small down ceiling — wood paneled Counters * Bars, etc. sell. 2 bedroom-i bath, payment, small monthly Ph. 3133 Days 3176 Eve. ON PAGE 2 pi a. room. GE kitchen. living room. 2699 N.E. 2nd payment, call CR. 6-9917 Ave. Anthony B. Carroll. L.W.N1SELY SECTION Nicely landscaped, furn- after 5-p.m. (296-52-53B) ished, carport. $15,000- Owner. 269 N.W. 2nd Ave. 170 N.W. 13 St. REGULAR CLASSJFIED - 20*^ 5m* private dock, ideal for CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 2 bedrooms,.2 baths, furnished — $150. per month. a family wishingto take 206 S- Fed. Hwy. ph. 8567 full advantage of out- 2 Bedroom, i Bath home located at 436 N.E. 34"> Specializing in Latest Method On-Location Duplex — 1 bedroom. 1 bath each side, furnished — Boca Raton Street, widow will sacrifice for quick sale. 820 N. Fed. Hwy CR 6-5221 door living and keep a Cleaning. All Work Guaranteed. $130. per month each. ,boat. Very generous 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, unfurnished — $110. per month. Delray Beach $14,300 RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL living room. Florida 2bedrooms,2 baths, unfurnished _ i$200. per month. roar., patio, twodouble OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. HOTEL - MOTEL 1 bedroom. 1 bath and 2 bedrooms. 2 baths together bedroons. Large plot. Exclusive with Free Estimates Phone Boca 3374 for $2,800. Season. CORAL •Priced to quick sale, 2 bedrooms, l bath, unfurnished — $125. per month. $26,500- A bargain! REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 1 bedroom. 1 bath,furnished — $2,500. for 3mo. season. KEY 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished - $150. per month. • IAHO.S VILLAS F. ALLIE; RENT OR SALE RENT OR SALE taJ REALTntAiTY 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, furnished — $1,800. Per season. BYRON 2 bedrooms. l bath, furnished — $125. per month. BRIGHT & SPARKLING 2 bedrooms, 2 baths,furnished $3,000. Jan.Feb., &Mar. PARKS 275 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton For SALE or RENT 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished - $150. per month. Tie up your boat at this 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, unfurnished — $2,500- season. bright and sparkling 3 bed- [499 E. Palmetto Pk, Rd Phone Boca 4249 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, furnished — $125. per month. room, 2 bath, waterfront ' Boca Raton, Florida Evenings: Call George Ugilt at 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, unfurnished — $100. per month. home in coral Key villas. Phone 5151 WH 1-4409 1 bedroom, 1 bath — furnished — $100. Per month. All bedrooms open direct- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, furnished — |$150.,per month. ly to nice! y landscaped Duplex — 2 bedrooms, 2ibathsieach side, furnished — grounds with lots of room For SALE.. 4 BEDROOMS, 2% BATHS $2,750. season each. for patio, pool. Florida 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished — $150. per month. room, electric kite hem 1 bedroom, 1 bath, furnished — $125. per month. awnings included at the 2 bedrooms. 1 bath, furnished —$3,800. per season, low, low price of $23,500- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, furnished _ $250. Per month. See it today. TWO BOCA 1 bedroom. 1 bath, furnished $3,000. Season. RATON OFFICES TO DUPLEX in Beautiful 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, partly furnished — $125. ,per mo, SERVE YOU. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished — $100. per month. WINFIELD PARK 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, furnished _ $125. per month. M.N.WEIR & SONS, INC One and two bedroom, models. Tile baths, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, unfurnished — $4,000- Season. Realtors formica cabinet kitchen,built-in oven ana Federal Highway at central heating, all large rooms, two car garage, stove. PRICED TO SELL. S. E. 5th St. well landscaped. Offered by owner. Private WM.IJil INC A1A & Via Cabana See owner on premises at 2330- 2360 beach and boat launching privileges- $32,500 N.E. 5th Avenue, Boca Raton. WKr mm 1 Ph: Boca 3717 Day Bldg 500 S. Federal Boca 5473 Boca 5496 For Appointment Phone Boca 9521 16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 19, 1959

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PAVING PAINTING PAINT SUPPLIES FIXTURES and DEAN'S LANDSCAPING S.B/Bernle? MILLER Boca Raton Paint RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT flat-WoodJHC and PAVING CO. 150 Spanish Trail Company FOOD SERVICE ENQINEERINQ, 321 Sunset Drive Ftlauderdale Boca Raton Winfield Park Shopping Plaza NFederal EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Phone JAckson 4-4329 I— Q. 8ARABAB Phone WE 3-5918 " Phone 4648 Boca 9373 Free Delivery 16SO N.E. 12TH TERRACE VICE PRESIDENT F"DRT L.AUOERDALE, FLA.