New State University Boca Raton News Bjdg, Opening in $oca Raton 34 $.£. Second St. Planned for 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 TEN CENTS COPY VOL. 6 NO. 51 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, November 16, 1961 18 Pages Joint Group to Study Submitted m •- i + •• M The city's actual reve- nues exceeded budgeted receipts by 4.78 per cent in the past fiscal year, Capital Spending Plan City Manager William Lamb told the City Com- mission Tuesday night. DeLong Lamb, in his capacity as budget officer for the city, summarized the Backs Out city's financial operations during the fiscal year ended Oct. 31. Of Selections The city manager also noted that actual expendi- Members of the City tures were 3.36 per cent Commission are schedul- below budgeted expendi- ed to meet today with tures during the same members of the Capital period. Improvement Committee Actual total revenues to discuss the city's Members of the American Legion Post 277 and its Auxiliary unit participated received by the city dur- Capital Improvement in the solemn ceremonies Saturday honoring Veterans Day at Boca Raton Me- ing the past fiscal year Program. morial Cemetery. The Rev. Dan Gill, on the left before the memorial monument, were $976,507.72 or The meeting is schedul- delivered the special veterans' memorial prayer. $44,532.47 more than ed for 3:30 p.m. at the budgeted. Expenditures City Commission cham- for the year totaled bers. $906,962.45,or $31,512.80 At stake in the dis- less than budgeted. The cussions is the future of CS BOARD ASKS HELP figures are for the gene- the proposed multi-million ral fund. Vice-mayor Courtney C. Boone, center, prepares to cut the ribbon officially dollar improvement pro- In recapitulating the dedicating the new library last Friday afternoon while the Rev. James C. gram and a bond Issue to year's operations, Lamb Stoutsenbeirger, left, president of the Boca Raton Library Association, and Al finance the improvements, TO REWRITE RULES noted that the surplus .and the specific sites to Rules and regulations ed the new pay scales paving. from operations was Sterling, right, vice presidents look on. be considered. governing operation of and classifications for ADOPTED following $69,545.27. Adjusting the This afternoon's meet- the city's Civil Service the city's Civil Service public hearings five ordi- figure for the $17,000 Thanksgiving Edition ing follows close on the board are "inadequate, employes. nances relating to zoning surplus budgeted. for Construction Underway The Boca Raton News heels of Tuesday night's contradictory and in many Porter asked that City matters. One changed from 1961-62 and $18,568.96 will publish its Thanks- action in which Commis- instances ambiguous," Manager William Lamb R-l-B residential to fl-B-1 doe to unappropriated sur- giving Edition on Wed- sioner Joe DeLong formal- the board told the City find out "what is involv- motel-business the former plus, the year's opera- nesday, November 22. ly disqualified himself FIND tract on north Fede- Commission Tuesday. ed, what the cost would tions produced an -actual At Palm Aire Center The regular Thursday from v oting on matters be, and how long it ral Highway which was In a letter over the surplus of $33,976.31. DEEEFIELD BEACH - ping Center is located edition, which would relating to the selection signature Earle J. Rob- would take." purchased recently by of sites for the improve- Frank Bobrytzke and Construction is under- on a 14-acre site just have fallen on Thanks- bins, the board asked the The motion passed south of Hillsboro Road -r- giving Day, will not be ments. over a single "no" vote on which the city has an Christmas Lights way on the Palm Aire City Commission to con- Shopping Center on U.S.the main east-west artery published. All dead- In a prepared statement, sider retaining an outside by Commissioner Joe De-option. The other four ordinan- One at Hillsboro Road. which runs from Deerfield lines have been, auto- DeLong said: consultant to assist in • Long. To Be Turned On Beach to the ocean. matically advanced by "In view of the fact In other action at Tues- ces re-shuffled the class- Ground clearing and revamping the rules. The Christmas lights -all staking out began last The center, first major 24 hours, except those that the Capital Improve- board said that they day's Commission Meet- ification of activities per- mitted in various indus- over the city are schedul- weekend and "visible shopping area to be built which would fall on Sun- ment Committee has rec- would be "better able to ing, the city: ed to be turned on after in the city, will cover day. The office will be ommended and/or mention- HELD public hearings trial areas. construction" will be function" if the rules Thanksgiving Day. ; underway by November 76,000 square feet in its open for business all ed the place where I were rewritten. on an assessment roll for APPOINTED as alter- nate members of the Con- Because so many ap- 20. The center will initial stage of construc- day on Saturday, Novem- presently reside as a Commissioner Richard paving of Southeast 3rd peals for money have tion. Future construction ber 18. possible site for one of avenue between Palmetto tractors Examining Board house the Boca Raton- Porter proposed the mo- John P. Brown for a one- been presented to the Deerfield area's second is expected to include an the municipal projects in tion which authorized Park road and Royal- Palm year term and L.M. Toner business community, the Publix Market. additional 40,000 square er financial assistance," their ^report, I hereby dis- the City Manager to enter road. In the absence of Chamber of Commerce is qualify myself from the any public comments, the for a two-year term. ; George Palmer, presi- feet. Fleming declared. discussions with the firm PASSED a resolution working on a plan to elim- dent of Palm Aire Shop- Firms which have al- selection of any and all of Dawson and McKone commission instructed The action by authorizing the mayor and inate the usual request ,_..ping„ Center, Inc., a- sub- ready leased space in the Bank is expected to at-sites under this plan " on the subject of revision City Attorney Leon Wea- for funds to finance this However, DeLong ver to draft the ordinance city clerk to execute an sidiary of Florida Palm new center include Publix tract considerable inte- of the rules. It is the same agreement with the Florida year's Christmas Light- Aire Corporation, said Markets, McCrory's De- b i i continued thxs action firm which recently draft- creating liens for the ing program, according rest in tne US ness anc °" my part shall not elim- East Coast Railroad for a that he expected the mil- partment Store and Bro- financiai worid. water main crossing at to Ed Melv'in, C of C lion-dollar center to be ward Drugs. Leasing of inate or shall it preclude Hidden Valley. manager. ; in operation by mid-1962, these national chains was Commenting on the onemy continued attention, APPROVED a temporary In the meantime, dona- "We are waiting to set handled by Harold Funt of per cent allocation, Bank study or interest in the permit for one year for the tions to the Christmas the time for our proposed Miami and Edward M. President William Stowe welfare of the tax-payer." Jet Aero Corp. to use a Lighting fund will be ac- opening," Palmer said, Strawgate, Executive Vice said he felt "it was most DeLong stated that it mobile X-ray unit housed cepted although no direct "but we believe it will President of Webster significant that the mo-was his "contention that BY OLIVER B. JAYNES in a trailer. appeal is planned at this be before the middle of Stone, Inc., Miami Beach, tion establishing the min- in order to gain public In his declared intention of not voting on sites for ADOPTED a resolu- time. the year." All brokers will be utiliz- imum of one per cent was support for this plan you proposed capital improvement sites, Commissioner tion re-naming Southwest Dick Fish and Bob The Palm Aire Shop- ed for local leasing. made by director J. Myer must present it to the DeLong is rendering a disservice to the City of 6th street to West Camino Motherwell are co-chair- Schine, internationally tax-payer in its true pros- Boca Raton. Real. man of this year's com- known business and finan- pective which would in- The Capital Improvement program now before the APPROVED on the rec- mittee. Bank Votes Percentage cial figure ..." elude the pin-pointing of City Commission is the most vital legislation to ommendation of the Civil all sites that are most Voicing the sentiment suitable for each and come before the governing body in the city's his- Service Board the pro- Schools Closed of the nine-member board tory. The spectacular growth of this community dur- bational appointments of All local schools will Of Income to Education every specific project, of directors, director and I am sure you will ing the past few years and the plans for establish- Wallace W. Hopkins and be closed for the staggering enrollments Robert Sussieck said, ment of a state university here combine to make the In an unprecedented ac- agree there must be more Bert J. Goulet Jr. as po- Thanksgiving holiday tion, the board of direc- that confront the institu- "it is a known fact that immediate consideration of a municipal improvement following the end of than one, together with lice radio dispatchers tors of First Bank of tions in this decade. " program an absolute necessity. Upon'it depends the classes on Wednesday. the state of Florida is th cogt f h land f and Paul M. Steele as Boca iiaton voted Wed- Fleming, who is vice now recognized as one entire future of the city. In failing to take such steps Schools will reopen recognized as one each in order that com- recreation leader. nesday to allocate a min- president of Florida State of the nation's most pro- as seem necessary at this time to implement such a Monday, Nov. 27, for parisons could be made REFERRED to City At- imum of one per cent of Chamber of Commerce, Eressive states. To re- program, the City Commission could be charged with regular sessions. which will add paramount torney Leon Weaver a pe- income before taxes to and chairman of its edu- tain this position, it it importance to your selec. lack of vision and gross neglect. tition from barbers in the higher education for the cation committee, said imperative we develop Fortunately, the other commissioners are willing ti theEeb vi that city for an ordinance reg- next three years. the funds willl includlde pri- tne very finesst t systesystem oof to stand up and be counted when it comes to selec- ulating operation of bar- Yoyfti Sentenced! vat and the tax-payer would get Directors" acted on the e independent uni- higher education. . the best suitable location tion of sites and all other details of the program to bershops in the city. A 19-year old local recommendation of Thomas versities and colleges. be submitted to the voters. Just what they decide Weaver was instructed to for the least possible youth received a fine of F. Fleming Jr., Chairman "I have been amaze.d Rotary Moves cost." upon will be open for later discussion. The important report back to the Com- $50 or 15 days in jail of the Board, who said a at the great accomphsh- thing right now is that they act with dispatch upon mission at a workshop He also said he felt that with sentence suspended financial crisis now ment of the University of To Steak Ranch politics should be "defi- recommendations placed before them after a thorough meeting. • gripped Florida's institu- Miami despite limited study of the subject. 30 days (if he goes into ,. nitely divorced from HEARD Commissioner the Service as planned tions of higher learning. funds It is an example starting , Because of his preposterous excuse for not voting, Courtney Boone report on and in view of his previous stand in favor of a capi- within that time) after he "And- the situation is of the important type of day the Kotary Club of operation in every re- the condition of the bicy- was found guilty of care- crion tal improvement program, we can come to but one cle path along Northwest independent institution Boca Raton will hold its^ its final report the less driving in Municipal HwL* %afri "ifntpqs essential in our American weekly meetings at Fire- _,.,,. , „ conclusion: Joe DeLong is doing the very thing he 2nd avenue. The path, admonished the other commissioners not to do — damaged during the in- Court Tuesday. 5S"«1S- <°S- free society. Contri* ^ *,« = ^ _e^ playing politics. What other reason can one attach stallation of sewers along Municipal Judge P.J. to his statement before the commission Tuesday the street, has not been Brannen imposed the fine Few citizens realize the must be slven much great- Becker, club president. '»' «•« °'» ^« site. night? repaired. on Aubrey W. Seemann. DeLong said that he was disqualifying himself from voting on any and all sites because the commit- tee recommended or mentioned the place where he resides as a site for one of the improvements. His PVBUX WILL OPEN NOV. 30, BURKETT IS NAMED MANAGER reference was to the Garden Apartments where he •>K.' Grand opening of the as ot'her Publix Markets lives, the location which the committee (in its final new Publix Market in the so that it will be easy for report) no longer recommends as a civic center site. Fifth Ave. Shopping Plaza persons familiar with the In an obvious attempt to whitewash his previous is scheduled for Nov. 30. plan to shop in the store position relative to capital improvements, he ad- N.I. Bob Burkett, mana- here. The store, is built mitted some deviations from his original charge ger of the 21,000 square- around the latest in mod- delivered to the committee and pointed out that the foot market, said he will ern market equipment and policies of the City Commission at that time are not open with the same brand- fixtures. binding upon subsequent commissions. name merchandise and Burkett has been in the After beclouding the real issue before the city "quality at a competitive grocery business for 10 fathers with his inconsistent stand, DeLong comes price" which has earned years, and with Publix for forward - and thus takes credit for — an idea to the chain its reputation the1 past four and a half which everyone should already be in hearty agree- in Florida. years. He started with ment: "Arm them (the Capital Improvement Commit- "We're here to serve the firm in Orlando, and tee) with the facts and figures, carry the truth to the the people," Burkett most recently served as public and in this manner the taxpayer will be well said, "We make our stores assistant manager of the advised as to the cost and benefits of this program a place where it's a new market at Coral Ridge and will be in a more enlightened position to make pleasure for our custo- in Fort Lauderdale. : the proper decision." The new Publix Market in the Fifth Avenue Shopping Plaza on North Fede- mers to shop." Married and the father Such high-sounding words seem inappropriate for a He said that the newof three children, Burkett ral Highway at 20th street will open Nove 30, according to the store's manager. V member of the commission who has just ducked his store will be set up gene- lives with his family in Bob Burkett. The 21,000 square-foot market is ^>uilt around the latest fixtures BOB BURKETT responsibility to the people. and equipment. rally along the same lines North Pompano. 2A THE BOCA RATON HEWS Thursday, November 16, 1961 ens Memberships for the °P Thursday, Nov. 1961-62 season are now 16th, and reservations can be made by calling being accepted with six Mrs (6) plays offered Novem- - Stephen Sanford, at Entertainment ber thru April at $10.00 CR 6-4576. Dining mam per membership and $15-00 DRIVE CAREFULLY iX MANY EXCELLEEXCELLEN: T RESTURANTS CONVENIENT TO BOCA RATON RESIDENTS per patron. Box-office } f Hi CAPTAIN'S TABU Tunnel of Love' Opens Tuesday At Delray Beach American Legion The Restaurant ascribed to its genial sa- Annual Made Famous by "The Tunnel of Love", Marty Carroll, Kent sophisticated community, Schroeder, Jan Scott, Cla- about 40 miles up the tire, poking fun at the Our Guests a bouncy, animated, and polished comedy that kept rence Beery, Nancy Ma- line from New York City, "bar-car existentialists", TURKEY audiences laughing for 53 lone, and Mary Ferris. which under various names as it called its lofty- COVE YACHT BASIN weeks, will open Tuesday, The entire production is has in recent years be,en browed, high-income com- SHOOT Deerfield Beach Nov. 21 thru Saturday, under the direction of J. the scene of a whole se- muters to this bohemian Nov. 25, at the Delray Stuart Warrington, Produc- ries of plays and novels seacoast town on the SAT. and SUN. NOV. IS-19 •ji- Featuring the Continentals ing Director of the Delray about "exurbanites" — north shore of Long Is- Bob Allen Earl Hume Beach Playhouse. 9 AM TILL DARK DAILY Beach Playhouse. The those who live farther land Sound. Author De- Located N. on A1A at Piano and Organ The Joseph Fields-Peter Vries is a cartoon editor setting is designed and away from cities and have TARGET PISTOL RANGE De Vries lampoon on executed by Richard of the New Yorker Maga- bigger yards than mere Donation $1.00 all proceeds Connecticut commuting Seger. suburbanites. ane and presumably life, "Tunnel of Love" to Charity and Building Fund. When "Tunnel of Love" knows whereof he writes, Open 7 Days a Week will mark the 14th con- The locale of the come- REFRESHMENTS by Ladies Auxiliary dy is Westport, Conn., a first opened in New York being a typical Westport secutive season of pro- resident himself. Serving Lunch and Dinner duction at the Playhouse. much of its success was Featured in the cast will FREE Parking 2,000 Cars be Playhouse favorites "You Must See it PAL'S IN POMPAN© George Christy's to believe it" ATLANTIC AT OCEAN BLVD. NOW OPEN You be the Judge ENTERTAINMENT NITELY CURV-INN 550 N. Fed. OPENS 1:45 NOW! CATERING ALL TYPES PARTIES CARRY-OUT or CURB 2:00-3:55-5:50 At home or with us 7:55-9:55 FIRESIDE SPECIAL 1 TUHHEL The story of what BROASTED four men did to a SfiAKRAHCH of LOVE girL.andwiiatthe "FLORIDA'S town did to them! NEWEST and CHICKEN Tues.NOV2l-Sat.NOV.Z5 FINEST BROWN'S French Fried potatoes, Lounge Slaw, Cranberry sauce, STEAK HOUSE" rolls and butter F@d@rag Highway j»h. 395-4324 r mm VISIT OUR CORRAL LOUNGE I The Ranch Room M.I 9 j From The Open Hearth Grill: For a Nice „ CHARCOAL BROILED before your eyes FRESH COCKTAIL I I JUICY RANCH CLUB STEAKS - PRIME RIBS Mixed With | I OF BEEF - FILET MIGNON - T-BONE - ROAST YOUNG FRESH FRUITS m STRIPPED SIRLOIN - PORTERHOUSE . . . al! A]1 u || aged to perfection FRIDAY . . y° TALL DRINKS I BAR-B-Q RIBS & CHICKEN - FRESH MAINE can eat DRIVE-IN THEAJLKE AT MODERATE 1 LOBSTERS "PICK YOUR OWN" TURKEY S. Federal Hwy, PRICES Soup or juice, salad, Deerfield Beach IN potatoes, vegetables, Fish Fry TOE Daily I THE ROUND UP ROOM rolls, dessert, coffee 150 Hush Puppies, TIIUJS.-FRL-SAT, TOWH ortea NOV. 16-17-18 LUNCHEONS m * Ideal for PRIVATE PARTIES ?y|iC®yrs«i Fr. Fries II "No Party too Large or too Small' • Cole Slaw Adult Entertainment WITHOUT from CHILD'S PORT IONS Natalie Warren I Your Host, JIMMY FAZIO SERViP PITY Wood Beatty Released thru UNITED G3 ARTISTS For Reservations Visit Our Beautiful Tropical Patio $]00 AN ELIA KAZAN PRODUCTION Not Recommended for Children Call 399-3900 GIANT KIDDIE 365 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY, DEERFIELD BEACH KARL BERTRAM at the Show PSANO BAR for your T&GtfASS Sat 10 a.m. WRITTEN BY WILLIAM INGE fn| Entertainment 10 PM. Till ? TECHNICOLOR® WARNER BROS I» •BAR OPEN "TILL 4:30 A.M.- Chas. Mary Ann New dining facilities . . . OPEN TO PUBLIC I Holm Shields BIMBO THE GREAT in Technicolor LATE SHOW FBI. & SAT. NEW ENGLAND Robert Mitchum THUNDER_ROAD RAW BAR Saturday Special 70 Family Size Turkeys PLUS! Presents Your Will De Given Away John Wayne ABSOLUTELY FREE! "The Searchers" in colo SUN.-MON.-TUES. SEA FOOD MENU THE MOST TALKED MOUT-MOST NOV. 19-20-21 SHOCKED ABOUT FILM OF OUR YEARS! For The Week David Arthur Ladd O'Connell "MISTY" J> in color at 6:45 & 10:30 LA Bradford Dolores Dillman Hart DOLCE Angler's Platter %50 "FRANCIS of ASSIST' In color at 8:35 f tieseSay: STARTS WEDNESDAY '• fi \ An Astar Release NOVEMBER 22 Scallop Fry *1.50 THE TRAPP FAMILY STARTS SUN. ALL YOU CAN EAT
Fish Fry OVERLOOKING GOLF COURSE ALL YOU CAN EAT Enlarged main dining room . . . new dining patio. Accommodations for over 300 . . . private dining 1hurs.-Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Phone 395-3300 rooms for clubs and parties ... air conditioned. Fie finest SEA FOOD N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAK BREAKFAST • LUNCH •• DINNER awailahk from Maine Serving every day from 9 A.M. . . . drop in any time to fie Florida Iep GRILLED HAM STEAK . . . Snacks to 4 A.M. Popular prices. SHISH KABOB OF LAMB GOLF ... 31OO N. federal Highway 6 Nights A Week I BROILED FLORIDA SNAPPER Play our new 18-hole Golf Course Beach to 7 P.M. daiJy. Facilities open to the public. ENTERTAINMENT FROM NOON to 11:P.M. DAILY GRILLED PORK CHOPS * DANCING PHONE WH 1-6666 Dance to RALPH CHICK and his FRIED FANTAIL SHRIMP CLUB HOUSE . . . STAR KNIGHTS ... 5 nights a week New clubhouse has locker room fa- now . . . 6 nights beginning Dec. 1 Serving the same famous SEA FOOD cilities for both men and women. recipes that made the NEW ENGLAND BROILED SPANISH MACKERAL RAW BAR in NORTH MIAMI a BOB SCOTT MECCA for Seafood Lovers for the past PAN FRIED CHICKEN CARIBBEAN ROOM - at the Picm® Bar 12 years, Relax in the intimate CARIBBEAN CATERING TO SMALL BANQUETS AND PARTIES Plan Thanksgiving Dinner with us. COCKTAIL LOUNGE . . . drinks Make Your Reservations Now. mixed by experts . . . open to COCKTAIL LOUNGE Mak® Your 4:30 A.M. AIR-CONDITIONED THANKSGIVING North on Federal to Country Club Blvd. — Turn Left FREE PARKING Reservations Now. 2AAA THE BOCA .RATON NEWS Thursday. November 1.6, 1961
CUT Telephone COLONIAL RATE LIQUORS 278-2525 DELRAY BEACH 2515 NORTH FEDERAL (US FORT LAUDERDALE 204 NORTH FEDERAL JA 2.1091 If You Want To Buy Liquors At A Low Price Mrs. H.W. (Burt) Rogers displays some of the many articles to be found at the Boca Fruit Shippers, Firm Starts Junior Chamber Patronize Colonial-No Limit-Buy All You WgnJ llth Year WiS! Colfect Boca Fruit Shippers Whit® Elephanti opened the door this Colonial Liquors Keeps The Prices Down week at 203 S.E. First The Boca Raton Junior Avenue for the llth year Chamber of Commerce is in Boca Raton. sponsoring a house-to- 100 PROOF BONDED A large variety of tree- house drive during No- 100 PROOF BOURBONS The Finest Of. ripened citrus fruits are vember to collect odds QUART FIFTH on display in cartons and and ends of no further OLD J W DANT 469 379 „ special imported baskets value to the owner. GRAND OLD FORESTER 499 ) Wines, Cordials ready to be shipped just The "white elephant about; anywhere. drive" is in conjunction DAD OLD GRANDDAD 499 < Mrs H.W. (Burt) Rogers, with the Jaycees' com- OLD HEAVEN HILL459 369 Liqueurs On owner of the store, does- munity development and n't stop there. For the improvement program. 1 W. HARPER 499 hostess planning a special Items most desirable for 99 event, dinner or cocktail the drive include: clothes, 6.95 KENTUCKY TAVERN 488 SALE party there is just about books, toys, furniture, MANY MORE ON SALE any gourmet item to be sporting equipment, tools, IMPORTED found, including gourmet musical instruments and packs to be shipped as other useful items. 1OO Proof FRENCH SCOTCH ^ gifts. Only items excluded by 3 YEAR OLD BONDED ALLENLLENSS 3.49 For those looking for the Jaycees are "pets or GREAT WESTERN WINES 99 something really diffe- junk." OLD CHAMPAGNE Q .29 AMBASSADOR 4.39 rent, there are Lychee The organization will Nuts, Macadamia Nuts, collect the items, sort FITZGERALD PINK CHAMPAGNE O BELLS 4.39 Hawaiian Coconut Chips them, and distribute them SPARKLING BURGUNDY Visit Our CHIVAS REGAL 6.99 (also dry coconut milk). to the proper organizations CRAWFORDS 419 For that extra special for final distribution to ^99 LOUNGE BAR touch, there are candies the needy before Christ- m POPULAR PRICES DEWAR'S from Holland, England, mas. Books will be given ff reg 6.95 PIPER HEIDSECK WHITE LABEL West Germany, Switzer- to the Boca Raton Library AND THE FINEST land and Ireland; cookies and hospitals, toys to BRUT 53 c 69 GRANTS 8 • and crackers (in protec- Teen Town for repair and regular 9.75 *•# SANDWICHES J & B tive tins) from England, distribution, furniture to FULL 5.99 Sweden and West Germany. th'e Boca Raton Welfare JOHN BEGG A popular item is choco- Council, clothing to the wmm IN TOWN 4.19 late covered Rum Prunes. Welfare Council and the J.WALKER RED 5.95 Salvation Army, and mis- QUARTS VISIT OUR WE CAN SAFELY SAY For the small fry there MARTINS V VO are chocolate (fudge) cellaneous gift items to Wine & Cordial Dept. THEY ARE THE 4.79 "real'' looking alliga- Paul Sellers hospital CARSTAIRS BALLANTINE 4,99 tors. project. WHITE SEAL WORLDS BEST A double-duty pack is a Persons with items to All Prices Marked MANY MORE hand carved mahogany donate may call the Jay- CORBY'S On The Displays ON tray from Haiti filled cee clubhouse, 395-3931 RESERVE with either fruit, candy or 395-0777, on Saturday IMPORTED 86 or cheeses. or Sunday to arrange for special pickup service. COFFEE LIQUEUR Q 99 PROOF BOURBONS Boca Fruit Shippers QUART FIFTH started in business local- BANANA LIQUEUR ^ ly on Federal Highway, a result of a direct appeal 389 ANCIENT AGE 4.49 3.49 GINS mov ed to the Banyan Tree to the Elks National Ser- QUART FIFTH corner then to its present vice Commission. The ANTIQUE 4.29 3.49 SCHENLEY 3.99 — appeal cited the acute location five years ago. TRIPLE SEC 2 " BARCLAYS 3.79 SEAGRAMS 3.79 — Mrs. Rogers is constant- shortage of cards for FULL ly on the lookout for new these needy patients. BELLOWS CLUB 4.49 GILBEYS 3.99 — and delectable items for Some of the decks will CABiN STILL be brallied for blind pa- 4.49 MELROSE —i 2.99 her many Boca Raton cus- QUARTS PEACH, BLACKBERRY. EARLY TIME'S tomers. tients and others will go 4.69 3.69 BOOTHS —« 4.69 A "fun" item is the to therapy programs for GUCKENHE1MER APRICOT & CHERRY ECHO SPRING the cerebral palsied. 3.49 HOUSE OF LORDS package of fortune cook- i. W. HARPEP ies almost always includ- Exalted Ruler Crosby PHILADELPHIA 4.29 LAMPLIGHTER*-* W. Alley said that cards BRANDIES 2" ed in those "away at HEAVEN HILL 4.19 SOL'S 3.99 — school'* boxes. They are may be dropped in special boxes located at the City 69 OLD GLENMORE 3.49 a fun maker and a conver- Many Many More sation piece. Hall of Boca Raton, (hall), JIM BEAM 4.39 Elks Club, Liggetts The Largest Selection 3.49 Mrs. Rogers is also ac- KENTUCKY TAVERN On Sale tive in civic affairs and Drug Store and Loves' 3.99 Drug Store. 3 Of Cordials 999 is a member of the board OLD FORESTER Cards can also be mail- x 4.29 of directors of the Library IN THE WORLD OLD TAYLOR 4.09 Association. ed directly to the Elks FULL QUART Lodge, 2800 North Fede- VIRGINIA GENT. SEAGRAMS ral Highway, or to Thom- DON Q RUM 4 99 ESks Lodge to as J. Schwartz, Commit- IMPORTED WALKERS DELUXE 3.99 V. O?O» tee Chairman, 279 North RON RICO RUM 79 OLD GOLD 2.99 Collect Cards Federal Highway, Boca CARSOCA RUM BEERS 6PK CANADIAN Raton. A sealed enve- 6.95 case OLD SUNNYBROOK 4.29 —» The Boca Raton Elks lope and 6 cents postage CARLSBURG 1 CLUB Lodge 2166 will partici- for a single deck is all pate in a nation wide that is required. 99 "Elks Cards For The COLD BEER & SODA Handicapped" campaign Mrs. H. D. Echelbarger of BLENDS - RYES 99 N. E. Fourth Way will spend 3 (?UART 4HFTH during the month of No- AT LOW PRICES vember. the Thanksgiving holidays in 4 FLEISCHMANN'S 4.49 Used playing cards will Cincinnati, Ohi, where she be collected for distribu- will attend the wedding of FULL QUART FOUR ROSES 4.99 3.SS tion to V.A. hospitals as her nephew. BACARDI VERMOUTH PARK & TILFORD 3.79 9 YEAR OLD SCHENLEY 4.39 3.49 wmm NOILLY PRATT - ani RUM SEAGRAMS 7 4.39 3.49 MARTINI & ROSSI 1 "" BOURBON OLD SCHENLEY STOCK ' „ 29 CINZANO 1.99 99 4 BOISSIERE 1.99 NAME MOREL ADDRESS __; _ IMPORTED CITY : — VERMOUTH - PHONE ~ QUAR1 PLEASE DEPOSIT THIS CANADIAN SMIRNOFF OR MANY MORE ITEMS COUPON IN OUR STORE. IT O. F. C. SCHENLEY AQQ ON SALE WILL BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL The BOCA EATON NEWS 75 VODKA 8 YRS. 3 Oft • FULL QUART IMPORTED BRANDY 3.69 4 VODKAS MOHAWK CHRISTIAN BROS. BRANDY 3,69 GIN79S VODKA IMPORTED COGNAC 4.99 - THE LARGEST SELECTION CLOSED I T. M. R.g. U.S. p,i. oif. 2 349 OF COGNACS & BRANDIES "We're always delighted to make business loans SUNDAYS — here's three bucks so you can start using the Want Ads!" LIQUOR STORE HOURS 8AM TO 8PM DAILY Thursday, November 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 2AA Christmas Display Use Our Classifieds At Hospital Shop Authorized The Gift Shop, owned and operated by the Woman's and Bonded Auxiliary of the Bethesda Memorial Hospital has Christmas gifts on display for all ages in tie hospital lobby, Mrs. George R. Little, Agents chairman, said the shop will For be open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p. m. Gifts of all kinds are a- CRUISE SAILING yailable. Proceeds benefit the Auxiliary in turn making From possible more assistance to Fort Laucbrdale the hospital. and ils«witere Personals Information and Reservations Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wcl- don have returned from a Call 393*1414 brief vacation in Nassau.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark LasUer BOCA RATON arrived for the Winter sea- TRAVEL Mrs. Harold Michaels, vice president of Xi Gamma Sigma chapter of Beta son recently from Seacliff, Sigma Phi, left, presented new members with an exemplar degree and new so- N. y. 18 S.E. FIRST AYE. rority pin at special sorority ceremonies held last week. New members, left to light, Mrs. Robert Pinchuk, Mir& Jack Benham, Mrs. Paid Capp, Mrs. Paul Hut- chens and Mrs, Lloyd Mangus.-Kerry Koen Photo tel for 25 years before coming when/you Taking part in the program at the Estahakee Chapter DAR meeting Monday Clllb tO Mrs. Fitzgerald Is to Florida in 1959. were, left to ri^it, Mrs. Milo C. Winters, speaker; Mrs. W.H. McKenzie, regent; Eighteen guests attended and Mrs. Frank Stranahan, speaker. Honored At Part the luncheon-bridge-birth - Host Meeting y day party. TURN TO THE FIRM Mrs. Eleanor Milson Fitz- • >-<>*•*) DAR Hears Talk on The local Business and Pro- BEST QUALIFIED gerald was honored with a Mr, and Mrs. Albert J. fessional Woman's Club will party Saturday given by her Owler of Maya Palm Drive American Indians be host to the District 10 t-r BEAUTY daughter-in-law, Mrs, H. M. have as their guests, Mr. and' by Roland Choquetfe meeting Sunday at the Boca Fitzgerald. Mrs, Russell Sparkman of Mrs. Milo C Winters, of Raton Hotel and dub. In BOCA BATON associated with the Mrs. Eleanor Fitzgerald was New Orleans, La. boca raton hotel and club Ft. Lauderdale, Florida State Registration has been sche- beauty salon Chairman of American Indi- observing her 80th birthday. duled for 9:30 a. m. Coffee She is the widow of John M. "Isn't it wonderful how far hair which was used for Wigs. ans, was guest speaker at the •will be served, meeting Monday of Estahakee Fitzgerald, formerly chair- we have gotten!" The Wig Maker wound the Mrs. Dorothy Schnable, man of the Eastern Railroad This self content is a cha - dead hair on wooden spools Chapter, Daughters of Ame- district director, will preside Have Your Color Films Processed rican Revolution. Presidents Conference. racteristic feature of our which were the forerunners of over the board meeting at Mrs. Fitzgerald lives with times. And if there were not our present Rollers, he boil ed Mrs. Frank Stranahan, Ft. 10:30 and business meeting Lauderdale pioneer resident, her son, Col. H. M. Fitzge- the unpleasant competitors these wooden rollers in a pan, at 10:45 a.m. rald, USA (ret.) and his wife By KODAK we could easily be satisfied this means he used heat. No was also a guest speaker. She H. V. Hanson, Delray Beach spoke about the recent dedi- inWinfieldPark. She has two with what we have achieved matter whether we use mild manager Southern Bell Tele- grandsons, Captain John M. wave apparatus or the heat of cation of a recreation center so far; phone Company, will show a Fitzgerald II, USA, stationed the Dryer or body heat for and the construction of seve- We do not know when peo- film, "SecondsFor Survival" at Ft, Eustis, Va., and Mid- ple so@ted no#nly to pro-Cold Wave, we cannot do ral CBS homes in the Big Cypress Seminole Reservati- atthe 11:30 workshop meet- shipman Preston H. Fitzge- BOCA CAMERA CENTER withoutheatin our day either. tect themselves against the ing. rald, presently a plebe atthe inclemency of weather but No matter whether hair was ons. warmed by means of bolts Mrs. Winters spoke on the Miss Shirley Rediger, pre- US Naval Academy, Anna- also to adorn themselves, and sidentofthe Boca Raton BPW polis, Md. try to preserve youth and heated on gas or electricity education of young Semi- Boca Ratons one has always needed heat. noles, the Billy Cypress Club, will preside at the lun- She also has three great- beauty. However let's take cheon at 1 p. m. grandchildren, Sheryl Ann, a giganiiic stride into the Hair was always wound up Scholarship and the college scholarship fund. Anna Burdick, state presi- five; JohnM. Ill, three, and Only Kodak Franchised Dealer Middle Ages to recall the dent Florida Federation BPW, Kelly Lee, one. permanent curling of the Hostesses for the luncheon willbe the luncheon speaker. Royal Palm Shopping Center Boca Raton BOCA RATON meeting held at St. Grego- The honoree lived in New hair. The Permanent Wave Two subjects to be dis- York City at the Beverly Ho- was already known in these NEWS ry's Parish Hall were Mrs. D. cussed atthe meetinginclude times,ftaowev^ there was PHONE 395-5121 H. Decker and Mrs. G. B. the possibility of sponsoring permanent curling of dead Published every THURS- Fowler. onenightatthe Musicarnival DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. Mrs. W. H. McKenzie, re- with proceeds to go to the by Boca Raton News, gent, presided. BPW retirement home in Let Boca Raton NATIONAL Bank Inc., Oliver B. Jaynesr Kissimmee, and sponsoring pres., Ward Risvold, and brought into round shape a public speaking class in vice-pres. in order to make the shape DistrictJA last. We needed chemicals be Santa to You... WARD RISVOLD and we still need them. We Auxiliary Will Publisher set hair with a cylinder and give it a new round shape. Hold Smorgasbord JOHN OPEL We allow the chemicals to Editor The Woman's Auxiliary saturate. The chemicals are of the Bethesda Memorial H. CLAY RILEY activated by means of heat. Hospital will hold a party Advertising Manager We allow different times of Dec. 6, at 12:30 p. m. at Gaod Selection saturation to each prepara- the Carriage House on Route Entered as Second cl ass tion. When we look back on 1 between Delray Beach and HAMILTON Matter at the Post Office the permanent wave without Boynton Beach, A smorgas- 9 at Boca Raton, Florida, being influenced by publici- bord willbe served and there WATCH ES*49 * Dec. 1, 1955. ty we will find out that gi- will be entertainment. gantic work has been done. MEMBER Mrs. George T. Sullivan, 1 But actually the unknown wig special events chairman, WiDPING Florida Press Association maker who had the ingenuity National Editorial Ass'n. said two hundred reservations BANDS to put permanent curls in hair can be accepted and the Boca Raton deserves the trumpetof fame. Chamber of Commerce deadline is Dec. 2. Auxili- ALTSER When you need a Perma- ans living in Boca Raton are nent Wave remember this is SUBSCRIPTION RATES asked to contact Mrs. P. G. JEWELER By carrier in city . . a serious undertaking — so Veillard or Mrs. Thomas Diamonds — Watches — 10 View across golf course shows newly remodeled and enlarged Hidden Valley School's out for three First Federal Savings and Loan employees who recent- Country Club and screened tenrace for patio dining. The two partners who ly completed courses by home study and through the Palm Beach Chapter of the operate the dining and dancing spot at the north edge of Boca Raton are Phil American Savings and Loan Institute. William C. Mizelle, left, executive vice- Maresca (seated) and John Bolton. Talking over old times, Louis A. Zimmeirman president of the Delray First Federal, presents achievement awards to 1. to r., (seated) swaps stories with John Mulluly while Mrs. Mrs. Joy Spinner, teller, Delray; Mrs. Mildred Peters, insurance clerk, Boca Two Partners Are Building Amazing Growth Zimmerman listens. Mulluly was in charge of the con- Raton, and Vince Bamber, controller, Boynton Beacru-Hank Cohen Photo Sss Boca crete work when the original Cloister Inn was built HV Club to Top Night Spot •"• *»*» in 1925, One of the "old timers" Two partners from Chi- playing six nights each Republican Clubs Join cago are well on their who helped build the orig- Seacrest Scenes each week. inal Cloister Inn here in to establishing the Hid- Already on the six- den Valley Country Club 1925, was back in town night schedule is Bob recently for a visit. Festivities Mark Close of In Vote of Confidence as "the" dining and danc- Scott at the piano bar. ing spot in the area. John Mulluly, on vaca- Presidents of all 14 of Republican club mem- The two partners are Republican clubs in Palm bers in the County, have John Bolton and Phil tion here from his home in Seacrest Football Season bath veterans of military Philadelphia, found Boca Beach County have issu- been recognized and are Maresca took over the service, Maresca in the by Dick Long ed "a joint proclamation supported." club's dining room on Raton a place of "amaz- Army T ransportation ing growth." The football season is rapidly coming to a close at of confidence in the unit- Bryden asserted his be- May 6 of this year and Corps and Bolton in the Seacrest, but the accompanying festivities are easily ed actions and efforts of lief that: "There has since opening it to the Navy. They're also old "There was an old toe path which ran between equal to'those executed earlier, such as Homecoming. our groups, acting under been a local upsurge of public have been drawing hands in the dining and the guidance and direction grass roots Republican increasingly large crowds. entertainment world. Bol- the Cloister and the Palms consequences at the Pep Cafe (on Palmetto Park The Seacrest Seahawks of our Palm Beach County reaction to former do- The crowds have necessi- ton has worked at the found, halfway through rally. The annual Color Republican Executive nothing policies." He urg- tated enlargement of the Edgewater Country Club Road," Mulluly said, Queen will be chosen "and you had to watch the season, that the last Committee Chairman Mrs. ed all GOPers to "follow dining room to the point and other spots in Chicago three games, Forest Hill, from the student body. Oryal Hadley and Commit- where 300 diners can be for rattle snakes. They through in '62" with ac- and Fort Lauderdale. Pahokee, and Lake • MBULANCK 395-1800 i. Jay Kraeer Li FtsnerctS Home and Ambyletsee 'Service 450 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton tain." Both agree the view 's Mart See our excgiislte new from their cabin porch is selection of fabrics breathtaking and that is Mtrmperies and co-ordinated car- AROUND the Town where they plan to join the peting. with bea fandry "rocking chair brigade" each A magnificent collection of women's editor summer. They recently re- hmnm, Tables and Accessories turned from the site and are A Staff of Interior Designers to Serve You. There is always something "special" about a pretty girl happy that their cabin is a- in a pretty hat, There were scores of them at the "Mad bout 80 percent completed Telephone for a FBEE Hatters' " luncheon last week at the home of Mrs.Robert and will be all set when Estimate or Consultation in your home. Vance. The hats were festive and in all shapes, colors and summer rolls around again. sizes. Some were decorated with flowers (fresh) and leaves, n * * \raong the guests of honor at the head table at the luncheon meeting of the Call 395-S151 others were trimmed with unusual items such as playing Interesting newcomers to County Federation of Women's Clubs Thursday at Hidden Valley were, seated, Carl Donato * Fran LoBianco cards, etc. Hard to choose but one of the loveliest was town are Mr. and Mrs.left to right, Mrs. Walter Funck, Deiray Beach Woman's Club; Mrs. Gaylen N.E. 20th ST. ATU.& 1 BOCA EATON worn by the charming Mrs. William Clover. It was softly Charles (Jane) Cotter who Goodwin, Boynton Beach Woman's Club; and Mrs. Olen Hamilton, West Palm draped in shades of pink and rose blending with her rose came here from Louisville, Beach Woman's Club and District 2 director; standing, left to right,Mrs . colored frock. It was a gay luncheon and enjoyed by all. Ky., where he is merchandis- Alfred Rush, Deiray Woman's Club; and Mrs.. George Waddell of Lantana, pres- ing manager and buyer for ident of the •County Federation. fine collection of English the United Furniture Com- Just Arrived Many newcomers to wel- bone cups and saucers. pany (has been for 31 years^ on Dec. 2. Those interested The Most Exciting New Una of come this week, really en- * * * Not for much longer, though, may call Mrs. E. A. Came- joyed chatting with them. Not only newcomers to he plans to retire Feb. 1 and ron, visiting garden's chair- Special welcome greetings Boca Raton but newcomers to devote his time to growing man, at 395-1258. U.S. KEDS & Florida art: tbte interesting roses at their new Royal Oak The Robert Drummond go to Mr. and Mrs. George New Fabrics - Stutz in their new Estates Mr. and Mrs. fahn T. Ingram Hills home. Keeping them home at 8 Camino Real will of Boca Harbour. He retired company is their prize win- be the scene of the"Christ- New Colors — KEDETJES home. They came from Chi- New Styles cago and have been frequent after 40 years with the Ford ning Boxer dog called mas House" on Dec. 15. "Buzzie". No strangers to SfilS Only 3.95 - 4.95 visitors here. He is partially Motor Gom pany. They moved Mrs. William O'Donnell is See Them Today At - retired from the stutz Com- here from Rock Point, Long Florida, they have been vi- chairman of the project. pany which produces electro- Island. He has a reputation siting here for the past 25 Tickets at $1.50 each will plating supplies. Fishing is for being an excellent swim- years. They have been too be on sale atthe Garden Club his hobby. Mrs. Stutz has amer and an ardent gardener. busy for awhile but both Mr. meeting Dec. 5 or they may Now they both plan to take and Mrs. Cotter plan to re- be purchased at the door of up fishing admittedly as no- sume playing golf and swim- the Drummond house on Dec. Boca Eaton vices but it won't take them ming. 15. Bt s. E. FIRST AVENUE (ACROSS FHOM BOCA RATON BANK) long to become experts. * * « The gala "Fiesta of Fash - They have one son, John Jr. , Warm welcomes go to new- ions and Flowers" will be a chemical engineer who comers Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. held Jan.31 atthe Boca Ra- Because of your kind patronage lives in Cleveland, Ohio, Campbell of Easton, Pa, ton Hotel. Mrs; R» A. Mar- we would like you to help us and plans to visit his parents Their new Royal Oak Hills Mrs. Paul McKinley, president of the Woman's ma duke, chairman, report- here as often as he can. home will be ready for them Club, chats with guest speaker Frank Wright, at ed that tickets for the lunch- celebrate our * • * to move into in the Spring, the luncheon meeting of the County Federation of eon and three special prizes rd. WATCH ___ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mertz meanwhile they are visiting the County Federation of Womens' Clubs held Thurs- of an Autumn Haze Mink of La Grange, 111., are en- here. He will retire from the day at Hidden Valley Country Club. Shrug, Marketa Handbag, 3 CLEANING $S.9S joying a visit with her pa- grocery business around the and a Garden Figurine plan- STEM rents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry first of the year and plans to ter, can be purchased from & CROWN $1.95 E. Cravener of Winfield Park. devote a great part of time Woman's Clubs Quarterly any Garden Club member, Helping to keep the scene to his favorite pasttime, rea- Mrs. Charles Boas is lunch - REGULAR , lively is their poodle, ding. Mrs. (Mildred) Camp- eon ticket chairman and bell is active in church work Meeting in Boca Raton CRYSTAL $1.00 " Chrissey. " Mrs. D. S. Pentecost is chair- and is a Sunday School tea- man of prize tickets. There MAIN fi_ _B * * < cher. He used to play the More than fifty members mmRefreshments will be served Garden Club Will So beautiful.. sighe d Mrs. of the Palm Beach County will also be many door pri- SPRING $1.95 piano and she used to play zes. FRIDAY esnd SAT. NOV. 17, 18 HYGRADE-CHRONO. Arnold MacSpadden describ- the violin, though they laugh- Federation of Woman's Clubs AUTOMATICS ing the blaze of Fall colors held a quarterly meeting fol - Hear Mrs. Gwinn Last week the Garden Club We will have NOT INCLUDED ingly admitted they were seen in the Black Mountains quite out of practice now. lowed by a luncheon Thurs- Plans are in full swing for sponsored a civic meeting SPECIALS GALORE day at Hidden Valley Country open to the public at the J. ALTIER of North Carolina. Col. and Maybe with more time on a busy season for the Boca Pumpkin Pies Lemon Torte Mrs. MacSpadden purchased their hands they will "brush Club. Raton Garden Club. Prepa- C. Mitchell School. Mem- JEWELER land there last summer and up" and fill the house with Miss Barbara Goodwin of rations have been made for bers of the Men's Garden 59 Diamonds — Watches — are having a summer cabin music. the Palm Beach Cancer So- at least six events for the Club and the City Commis- 8" Boston lewelrv sion were invited guests. Coffee Cakes 44S.E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton built "on top of the moun- ciety spoke on cancer. members. Cream Pies The Junior Woman's Club Tomorrow and Saturday Mrs. O'Donnell introduced Hewcomers Club of Boca Raton presented a skit a rumm age sale will be held the speaker, E. Christensen, 8" STOREWIOE SALE called "It's Awards Day", a chiefnaturalistof Everglades Cakes Changes Name atAldrich Corner, 115 West Banana Ff?©t¥S 20% TO 30% OFF ON take-off on awards for Wo- Palmetto Park Road. There Natural Park. He showed a - Chocolate - The name of the Newco- rn ens Clubs department con- will be a selection of dishes, film of the wonders of the Spice - Golden Yellow Park. SILK DRESSES, DACRON POLYESTER, mers Club of Boca Raton has tests. clothingand small pieces of been changed to "Social Club Frank Wright, former co- furniture. Mrs. Homer Gwinn, presi- ARNELS & COTTONS of Boca Raton." ordinator for the University "Orchids" will be the topic dent of the Garden Club, Now taking orders for -r FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS 4- The club will hold a lun- in Boca Raton, was guest of discussion when the horti- conducted a brief business cheon and card party Nov. 30 speakers. He told the mem- cultural group meets Mon- session. Thanksgiving Pies Rolls, etc. bers itwas their duty to edu- REG. SIU.95 atthe Traders Hotel in Pom- day atthe home of Mrs, Ho- See our full line of Holliday Cookies pano Beach, to which all cate the uninformed in South- mer Gwinn, 3774 N.W. Third NOW $10.95 women of Boca Raton, both east Florida to what the uni- Avenue. Members will also versity really is and what has old and new residents, have tour the garden. Sample! mail«J upon rsquuij REG. $18.95 been invited. On the business been accomplished so far. The last workshop in a se- Your hold lool«d di» TOFANO'S BAKERY agenda is nominations of of- Some of the educational ries of six on flower arranging YOUR WHIRLPOOL DEALER * REFRIGERATORS * WASHERS * SMALL APPLIANCES •' AQUARIUMS Now-right at hor can help improve mobility your Authorized and repeatably rr!i«v- .,unful muscle spasm associated DEALER with arthritis and rheumatism, and without drugs. Discover the unique benefits of Niagara Cyclo-Massage®, recommended by doctors. Visit or call us for proof by GUARANTEED SERVICE and REPAIRS demonstration, with np obligation. DEERFIELD ELECTRICAL HAFT-GAINES ©PBJ MONBAlf, WID., FRI. MITES TILE, t Contracting Co. HAFT-GAINES HOMES - CHOSEN BY GENERAL ELECTRIC AS A SHOWCASE OF GE PRODUCTS NIAGARA ii the Point Beaches 168-170 I. HiSXSSORO BLVD. 3 SOS SO. PIXIE a. palm Beach ££ $«» HAFT-GAINES HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY LIFE Phone 399-4776 MAGAZINE AS THE OFFICIAL LIFE BUILDERS 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 16, 1961 \- \ i Pin Patter YoKEECHOBEE- —\_J BY GLADYS COLFAX G L A D e 5\| \ Boca Raton Business- SL> s men's League finds Liber- LAKE n( -4. __ 4^ VP A L M****JL ty Glass and Brown's Bar /^ H flWEST ^^"' « D an —L V i all tied up again with 22 -iCtEWISTOIj JSLAO/BELLE r—i -\ (PALM i I ^HlBEACH wins and 8 losses. El Si- / rocco Lounge 19-11, Ru- re*j * f H tenberg Homes and Zim's END R Y ft 11 &. CONSERVATION 0. 1 J&olAREA NO. 1 \ w\L Bar tied at 17-13, Paul's I* ^ E A q i- UJ Barber Shop 15-15, Reli- —J s II able Loan 14-16, Boca I 1 Vx % u h• Plumbing and Crosby Al- % \ ) m 1 ill . \J X SHI N ley Ins. tied at 12-18, Im- 1I . z _i perial Electric 0-30. n L E G E N D" Highs for the night - John A. WAR SBjBMI Rusinyak 219/588, Bob 0 B0ATIN6 ACCESS 7 Pinchuk 218/553, Harry /IFORT • VEHICLE ACCESS ^_ - Colfax 200/522, Floyd ) P 3(8 LAUDERDALE Cornette 197/524, Art (•Mam o .ROAD T1 Cole 195/543, Alex Bab- 1 ja»- » - F. CD. BOUNDARY Ljfcf*—- /I achoski 191/540. ^^ 1 Adam's Chevrolet fcl William Bengel of i1 ^ yJJ Classic - Candie Kidd 20 y wins and 10 losses, Vic Boca Raton displays SPORTSMEN'S ACCESS MAP Maffey Const. 18-12, Sham- the 25% pound Jack poe Moving 17^-12%, Crevalle he caught yes- Campbell Const, 15-15, terday morning at the Jets Finish W.K, Bivens Inc. 14-16, pavilion on the beach Fazio's steak Ranches here. He landed the fish •W2-I&/2, Deerfield Lanes at 6:45 sum. after a 22 12Vz-ny2, Delray Bowling 3rd In League 1 1 minute fight during 9 /2-20 /2. Highs were - Bob The Jaycee Jets finish- Tilley 255/605, Doug which the Jack took just ed their regular season in Woodin 232/547, Glenn about all of the line be- third place in the Gold Campbell 215/514, Bus fore Bengei could pump Coast Boys Football Lea- Shampoe 213/583, Lou him back. gue. KB Opens Tw§ ieveei Moskere 205/567, Joe First place went to the Roth 200/560, Joe Soltas Deerfield Majors - Bob team from Plantation 1 200/561. which copped the title Pinchuk 223/627, Ray Seacrest's Bill Kruse gets away from two Forest Hill players with the help Little Big League - with a 15-7 win over Boca F§ ffunfen Vehicles r, i * „<„/,-„-. Turner 220/581, Tom Raton last weekend. of Ron Martell. Playing at their best, the Seahawks won a 14-0 victory over Two major levees which (Brown's Farm Road) Frank Amoroso 210/545, Mullen 213/525, Glenn the West Palm Beach team. L. Andrews 197/529, Bill Courson Carl Plantation drew first afford access for vehicles along the Hillsboro Canal, Brownlee 164/435, Walt 206/518, blood in the game when to some of the best hunt- in Palm Beach County. Greely 172/501. The Peterson 202/589, Dan a bad pass from center ing lands in Florida are In addition to the new Ladies, Jean Brownlee Britt 201/594. went over the head of the being opened to the pub- vehicle access routes, 192/454, Nancy Thomas Jets' Harry Herbold. He lic this week by the Cen- indicated on the map, 181/464, Sid Simpson was tackled in the endtral and Southern Florida several boat-launching 158/391. zone for a safety. Flood Control District. facilities will be open Later, in the second Riley S. Miles of Kissim- as usual to sportsmen of the season. A terrific quarter, Plantation's mee, Chairman of the FCD who wish to use FCD game was played and the Gene Carter, on a keeper Governing Board, said the canals in Palm Beach, Red, Devils emerged vic- play around right end, levees will be opened for Hendry, Broward and torious 13-7. Tony Or- went 15 yards for a touch- the duration of the seven. Dade Counties. pesa scored both touch- By: Reid Simmons down run. week hunting season downs .and the extra Dan Bwtgieli The Jets countered which opens Saturday, Walton League point for'the Red Devils. In case you wonder just with a scoring 35-yard Nov. 18. Billy Smith and Charles how rapid a "fast" draw pass from Herbold to Den- Sportsmen can enter To Organize Giblin led' their team to is, a Californian name of nis Jones in the fourth vVater Conservation Area scoring position with Theill Reed, draws and quarter. Plantation scored No. 3 _ a state-owned Fishing enthusiasts their offensives play. The fires in 5/100th of a sec- again before the close of tmct rf 9U square miles from Boca Raton, Deer- Dragons score was made ond. Don't practice up to the game when Al Head in Broward and Dade field Beach, and Pompano by Francis Giblin. Jim outdraw the TV gunsling- took a pitchout from Rich- Co[mties _ by way Qfth e Beach will meet Dec. 7 Neering added fche extra ers, however, Reed shoot's ard Norman and went on levee along ththee Miami at the auditorium of the point. up to 1000 bullets a week for the final TD. Canal in Palm Beach Deerfield Beach Cham- 1st Half ipA Half in practice . . . According Still ahead of the Jets County. This levee ex- ber of Commerce to orga- Red Devils 6 7', 13 to a survey, American TV is the second annual Jay- tends from U.S. 27, at nize a local chapter of Dragons 7 0- 7 viewers are bombarded by cee Kids Bowl Game to Lake Harbor, south to the the Izaak Walton League The Colts forfeited to more than 1500 commer- be played Dec. 1. Broward County line of .America. the Red Devils on a'| re- cials daily ... It wasn't which forms the northern The meeting at 7:30 play game that was to be long ago that movie ac- Scrimmage Starts boundary of the conserva- p.m. was called by Arthur played last Nov. 1. I tress Carroll Baker kept Winter Basketball tion area. Vehicles may J. Coleman, founder and The schedule for the ire- herself in groceries by. The planned winter bas- usethis levee to reach organizer of the local mainder of the year 'is: working as a TV weather ketball league is holding the levee at the western movement. Scooting down the sideline, Seacrest's Toppy Roulerson heads for a clear Friday, Nov. 17 \ forecaster ... It wasn't practices with informal side of the conservation Among those scheduled field in the third quairteir of the game with Forest Hill. With a 14-0 win over Red Devils vs Hurricanes long ago either, come to scrimmage Monday and area from which swamp to speak at the meeting Forest Hill, the Seahawks were in third place in the Sun Coast Conference Monday, Nov. 20 \ think of it, that a small- Thursday night of each buggies can be launched, are the state officers of champ ion ship race* -Kerry Koen Photos Tag Champions vs Leaguie screen TV set cost about week at 7:30 P.M. The levee at the north- the league, representa- All Stars \ double what a big Admiral All men who are inte- west edge of Conserva- tives of the State Depart- LEAGUE STANDINGS ] costs these days at rested in participating, tion Area No. 2 — a 210- ment of Conservation and The last game of the Wins Losses\ SOUTHERN TV INC.-Try practice is held at the square-mile tract in Palm representatives of the Colts Win Two Games week was played Monday, Hurricanes 0 \ one on for size at SOUTH- Boca Elementary School Beach and Broward Coun- U.S. Wildlife Service. Nov. 13. The Red Devils Colts 4 li ERN TV INC., 1927 North Gym. The next practice ties — will also be open- Also on the agenda is a were pitted against the Dragons 6 ' Federal Highway. Phone is tonight at 7:30. For in- ed to sportsmen. This discussion of proposals Irs Tag Football League Dragons for the last time Red Devils i395-4666. formation call the Recrea- levee can be reached by to establish a clubhouse tion Office at 395-1135. way of State Road 827 and fishing school in the The Colts of the Flag scored on a play from Flood Control District Tag Football League won scrimmage, The Dragons west of here. two games this past week score was made by Jim The meeting is open to by defeating the Red Neering. John Cartuscillo all Waltonians, prospec- Devils and the Dragons, intercepted a pass to set tive members and fishing The Colts loss came by up the Dragons score. enthusiasts. forfeit to the Red Devils. Mike Hartzell and Gary The first game of this Lambert both played a Boca Stars Win past week was played terrific defensive game Mr. BGSTO Wednesday Nov. 8. The for the Colts. 1st Half 2nd Half 6-0 Victory current second place YE INTELLIGENT BUYER'S GUIDE TO FINEST LiQUORS\AT FAIREST PRICES Colts were pitted against Colts 18 0 18 The Boca Raton Flag the Red Devils. A seesaw Dragons 6 0 6 Tag All-Stars defeated battle was the grounds for Lighthouse Point 6-0 a thrilling game and a nar- Saturday morning in an row 14-13 victory for the 1THIS EGG NOG IS SO DELICIOUS! almost scoreless game. Colts. Steve Vail and A hardfighting Light- John Miradie SCOred for It's a Fact! house Point team suffered the Colts. Both extra I IT'S AMERICA'S #1 FAVORITE I its first defeat on a points were added by Success Formula touchdown pass to Tony steve Vail. The Red Old Mr. Boston EGG NOG ORf MAKE YOUR OWN.. Sutton who scored the Devils' scores were Field Marshall Mont- is always in season, espe- KJsing These Fine only touchdown of the made by Tony Orpesa gomery is reported to cially at holiday time! Deli- Old }Mr. Boston Liquors game. Boca's score came who added one extra have said, "By the time cately spiced, masterfully in the last eight seconds point and failed on the I left blended, and sparked off by OLD Mr. of the first half. The All- other. school an BOSTON three fine Old Mr. Boston Stars held the Lighthouse 1st Half 2nd Half impor tant :•: Point team to a scoreless Colts 7 7 14 principle liquors . . . rum, brandy and IMPORTED four quarters. Bobby Rice Red Devils 13 0 13 had be- blended whiskey. Homoge- V.I. and Jim Neering both The second game of the gun to nized, too, for smooth sip- penetrate playing quarterback led week matched the Dragons ping all the way. Old Mr. RUM the All-Stars to their against the Colts. The my brain. Mellow, light- Boston EGG NOG is bottled third victory in three Colts defeated the Dra- That was bodied rum that life from the sun- starts. This Saturday, the gons by the score of 18-6. fresh, delivered fresh, sold kissed Virgin All-Stars travel to Clewis- Jimmy Parks caught two is a stern Jim Teny fresh. Merely chill, and serve. Islands. ton to play the tough touchdown passes for the struggle and a boy has to stand up to the buffet- Clewiston Tigers. Colts, while Steve Vail ing. There are many M Mr. BOSTON GOOD (OK A3 attributes which he must LONG 45 YOU OWN OLD IVf r. BOSTON YOUR CAB acquire to succeed. Two GQOQ AT MIDAS MUFFIN * FREE INSTALLATION won are vital — hard work Fiyt STAR HtOM COASMO'COASr By Trained Specialists IGOtifRS/i and absolute integrity," Takes Only IS Minutes. Those principles also BRftNDY WELCOME TO DELRAY BEACH America's Largest Seller! Famous-for its crisp * Mufflers, Tailpipes, apply to business, to our yet del&calo flavor, Exhaust Pipes for Ev- business, which means rich subtle bouquet every Make of Car and a great deal to you. Truck May we serve you please? HERE'S\HOW: Add 4 ounces .. * Written Guarantee good GOLF COURSE and DRIVING RANGE of Impojrted Rum and 4 § at over 350 MIDAS ounces c|f Five Star Brandy :| MUFFLER SHOPS TERRY to each q\ url of prepared egg §. nog fror „ -our local dairy. 5J from Coast-to-Coast DAitLY GUEENS FEES Mix welt and serve chilled in a glasses ' or cups. Sprinkle .§ Member Amerlca'j Only Coost-to-Coost SINGLE PLAY 10-PLAY RATE FORD Co. Network of E«clmive Auto Muffler Shopt Broward's Newest* Fastest nutmeg jzo taste. ;.; • :"• $^©0 1 $050 Growing Ford Dealer K POMPANO BEACH 1000 N. Federal Hwy. :-: » "INTELLIGENCE IN THE PURCHASE... 1484 S. Federal Highway WE 3-9971 Pompano Beach K MODERATION IN THE ENJOYMENT." WH 1-0310 :-: FT. LAUDERnALE HALLANDALB W. ATLANTIC AVE, AT BARWICK ROAD 2212 S. Andrews IOOO N. Federal S«KKSKa!SKKJ5KMK EGG NOG 30 PROOF. BRANDY AND RUM SO PROOF. MR. BOSTON DISTILLER INC., BOSTON, MASS, Thursday, November 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATGN NEWS 7A Subscribe To MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS WANTED The Boca Raton News tor SALE REGISTERED nutse (ma- BABY bassinette with ture), part time care. Ph. 395-5121 pad, legs fold, $4.50. Convalescent e, chronic Sleep and eat seat, also 01 semi-invalid. Prepare rocks, $3.50. All perfect meals. 395-0578. (97-40B CLASSIFIED condition. Ph. 395-4137. BOCA RATON NEWS tf> Classified Ads (361-5 IB) MATURE baby sitter, .65* 34 S.E. 2nd Street LATE model 11' GE re- per hour. Call 395-4023. APARTMENTS FOR RENT CHATHAM HILLS, 2 bdr, A RARE CHANCE PHONE 395-5121 frigerator. Call 395-2766. (354-51B) FURNISHED Apt. across 1-YEAR ola uniurnished TWO Stores available, North Boca Raton. Ample 1 bath, full kitchen, FHA BOCA Raton Estates Sec- Published Every Thursday (368-51.52B) SERVICES AVAILABLE from Golf Course in new 3 bdr, 2 baths, garbage duplex. Light, clean, airy. parking, $65. per month. financing, small down pay- tion. Completely and taste- Helen Murphy, Mgr. disposal, dishwasher, ment. Tel. 395-2647, 321 fully furnished & equip- HELP WANTED DRESSMAKING, Altera- GE kitchen, TV. 343 E. built in stove, central .Call 395-0934. (189-44Btf) tions, all types of Sewing N.E. 28th Rd. (256T48Btf) ped. 2 hedroom, 2 bath - RATES - BOOKKEEPER-S e c retary Royal Palm Rd. (240-47Btf) heat, 12x24 screened REAL ESTATE for one girl office. Books by experienced Seam- home, double garage, 200 per line per issue patio. $135. per mo. Call FOR RENT or SALE NEW 2 bdrs, 2 baths, cor- sprinkler system. Lot 100 to include monthly trial stress. Call 395-5275. BOCA RATON: NEW 1 395-0280. (355-5 IB) Dispiay.,.$1.25 per inch. (321-50B) and 2 bedroom apts; stove ner lot, central heat, ctt?» x 150* beautifully land- balance. Machine dicta- 2-BEDROOM home, in sewers, extra lge. lot, & refrig, radiant heat, beautiful Villa Rica Es- scaped. Priced for immedi- tion. Must be well quali- SLIFCOVERS, Sofa, FURNISHED home for built-in range & oven, fied, 5-day week - $70. from $85. monthly. Call tates. $500. down, no clos- ate sale, $39,500 {compa- Ad Deadline Chairs, Cushions, Bahama long season or yearly wood paneling, extra I ge. rable properties in im- starting salary. Excellent 399-3524 or 395-3287. rental. Completely fum; 3 ing costs. Inquire at 535 beds, cut in youi home. (245-47Btf) screened porch. $14,795. mediate vicinity 30-40% Wednesdays opportunity to advance bdr; 2 bath home, screen- N.E. 36th St., across from Low down payment, no Drapery fabric sale. Paul's. Lake Rogers Isles. (293- higher). Inquire Margue- with fast growing branch Call 395-0655, or 395-5151. FURNISHED Duplex one ed porch, sprinkler system closing cost, 699 NW 14th of established state wide 49Btf) rite Bishop, Gold Coast 9:30 A. M. (141-42Btf) & two bedroom apts. Ap- on lge. corner lot, East of A Ye. Call 395-1818. (9/93- Homes, inc., 110 E. Pal- concern. Phone Mr. Ruten- ply 175 NW 3rd St., Boca Federal, close to ocean, COMPLETELY furnished 36B) berg, 395-0955 for inter- metto Park Rd. Phone ROOMS FOR RENT Eaton. Ph. 395-1580. beach, shopping. Season 3 bedroom, 2 bath, enclos- J3S&-3Q40, evenings, 395- Qmk Y«ir Ml view. (351-5 IB) $1500. yearly $175. per mo. 1 or 2 BEDROOMS and (41-38Btn ed garage, walking dis- NEW Home, 3860 NW 4th 0796. (362-51B) Report any ejrcur immediate- including lawn care. Con- tance to beach, Post Off- Ave., Boca Raton. Spa- ly ets~ the Boca Raton News HOSTESS bath in private home. Call will not be responsible f«w LOVELY spacious 1 bed- sider option to buy. TOWN ice, Shopping Center. 400 cious 5 rooms, 2 tile OWNER TRANSFERRED, For greeting service - Must CR 8-2888 days, 395-1947 errors beyond the coat of the room apt. Also efficiency, & COUNTEY PROPER- N.E. 4th St. (346-5 lBtf) baths, oak floors, 2 car Deerfield, Cove, beauti- Org? insertion end'tjien only live in Boca Raton area. evenings. (138-42Btf) furnished. Beautiful loca- TIES INC. 164 E. Boca Ra- garage, full basement ful, 3 large bedrooms, 2 tor the portion that m*y have Full time position. Salary. UNFDRN. 2-Bdr, 2 ba6h, been rendered valueless by tion, refined clientele, ton Rd, 395-3434. (313- would make ideal shelter. baths, built-in dressing Age over 35. We train you- DOUBLE or Single in Ft a. room, reasonable. such error. Phone 395-4567. (936-33 50,51,52,53B) Reasonable. Call 395- tables, 3 large walk-in The News w(ll not be re- if you have experience beautiful home. Private 3543 N.W. 2nd Ave. To Btf) 2371 or Owner, Miami, closets, central heat, sponsible for more thanone dealing with the public - bath, privileges. $100. see pick up key at 3667 Incorrect Insertion. per mo. double, $80. sin- OUR CLASSIFIEDS PL 7-1918. (311-50Btf) drapes and laundry equip- personality - good appear- EFFICIEN. $10. to 12,30 NW 2nd Ave. (164-43B) ment, all GE kitchen, 2lk ance and sales experi- gle. Call 395-0246. (348- Bring Results Boca Raton area: 2 bdr: MISCELLANEOUS 5 IB) 1 bedroom 13.50 to 18.75 LOTS FOR SALE car garage, 2 utilitv rooms, ence. Car necessary. Write 2 bedrooms 16.00 to 21.25 lge. corner lot, circular beautifully landscaped, lor SALE OFFICES FOR RENT BUILDING lots for sale in to P.O. Box 1904 - Pom- ROOM and bath with twin 3 bedrooms 21.25 drive, closed garage, furnished or unfurnished, 1 GAS, Thompson wall beautiful Country Club Vil- screened porch, sprinkler pano, or phone Webster 3- beds, private entrance. Furnished. Utilities includ- MODERN business offices 399-2623. (356-5 IB) heater 35,000 B.T.U. in- 7509 evenings after 7 P.M. in choice location. Only lage. Phone 395-1818 or system, air-conditioning Phone 395-1783. (352- ed. Close in. 290 W. Pai- put. Perfect condition, (350-5 IB) 51Btf) $75. and $85. a month in- stop at office at entrance. completely storm shutter- LOVELY unfurnished 3 $25. Also, 1 Gas, Warm metto'Pfc. Rd.Ph. 395-5549 cludes water, lights, park- 1 to 10 CANAL Lots. ed. Attractive landscap- bedroom 2 bath, 1 year Morning floor heater YOUNG man with interest APARTMENTS FOE RENT or 395-2736. (723-23Btf) ing area. Ph. 395-3141. ing county taxes only, old. Many extras, $14,000. 35,000 B.T.U. input per- F.H.A. Valuation $3500. l in photography for employ- FURNISHED 3 room apt. FURNISHED Apts, Sea- __^^ (928-33Btf) Ready to Build $2950 plus 3 A miles to City Hall, mortgage, $17,500. value. fect condition, $20. Ph. ment in camera shop. Sales son or yearly. Air-con- furnished or unfurn. Ph. First reasonable offer ac- 395-2436. (360-51P) for elderly or middle-age WAREHOUSES sewer charge. Call, Lud- experience preferred. Call couple. Convenient to ditioned, twin bedroom — low 1-5230 or Boca 395- Boca 395-0976. (372-51B) cepted. 454 N.E. 43rd PRACTICALLY new 1/3 evenings CR 6-4063, Del- shopping center. No child- dressing room — dining 500U SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. 0753. (333-50B) St Call 395-2756. (353- ray. (364-5 IB) ceilings, 3 10x12 over- MUST Sell — 3 bedroom, 2 51B) HP Capacitor electric ren. 401 N.W. 2nd Ave. area, living room, kitchen bath, 26x16' living room, bench grinder, $40. 3" Ph. Boca 395-0775. (358- and bath. Two blocks to head doors, separate off- DESIRABLE 78x112 home- REAL ESTATE SALES- ice 12x15,2 toilets. Prac- site located Lot 3 Block nicely landscaped. 750 3-BBDROOM, 2 bath, lge. belt Sander, $25; portable MAN. Must be capable of 5 IB) ocean beach — $1500. In- NW6th.Dr.,Tunlspn Palms, liv.-room, Fla. rm; dining, spray painting outfit, $35. quire Marguerite Bishop, tically new building. 25 (S.W. 12th St.) in Unit running an office. Good FURNISHED 1 and 2»bed- Plenty of windows, cen- II of beautiful Boca Raton $15,000. Phone 395-0889. complete elec. kitchen, Other items. Call 395-2836. opportunity in fast ex- room apts., monthly or Gold Coast Homes, Inc. (290-49,50,51.52P) retfigerator, central heat, (365-5 IB) 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. trally located. Fh. JA 4- Square. No reasonable off- panding town. Write giv- yearly basis. Southland 78.13. (238-47Btf) er refused. Contact Mr. K. carporte, drive, lawn. ing experience & qualifi- Apts. 2060 NW 2nd Ave. Ph. 395-3040, evenings, LAKE Ploresta, 3 bdr, 2 BARGAIN at $14,800, POUR piece solid Walnut 395-0796. (373-5 IB) STORES FOR LEASE Selway, 2026 Natona Rd., bath home, enclosed ga- twin bedroom set, springs cation to Box N, %Boca Near J.C. Mitchell School. Euclid 17, Ohio. (282-49, terms. No qualifying. 1032 Raton News. (325-50,51B) Ph WH1-6318. (538- Space available in New rage. $18,400. No Brok- SW 9th Ave, Boca Square. included. Reasonable. 3-APTS. near shopping 50,51,52B) ers. 294 N.W. 10th Court. Call 395-5649. (332-50B) 20Btf) center. $45. and $55. a mo. Boca Raton News Build- (370-5 IB) ALTERATIONS ing . . . just off Federal HOMES FOR SALE ' Call 395-3890. (359-51, Ph. John conn, 395-5251 52 & IB) REAL ESTATE NEW Roadsize Mailbox, QUALITY Alterations COMPLETELY fum. nice Highway on S.E. Second OCEAN FRONT BY OWNER before 9 am & after 7 pm. l anodize aluminum, box done in my home. 901 roomy Efficiency, suitable '.._.. .(259-48B) St. Attractive, landscap- 2 bdr; 2 A baths, private ed front . . . ample off- CIRCUMSTANCES and weighted stand, cost N.W. 3rd Ave. Call 395- for 1 or 2. Also, a 1-bdr. beach, furnished or unfurn. PROBLEMS $14, sell at $8. 200 S.W. 5471, (133-42B) apt. reasonable. El Mar WANTED TO RENT street parking. Suitable Magnificent ocean view. ALTER CASES 7th Ave. Royal Oak Hills. Apts; 4300 NW 3rd Ave. COUPLE desire furnish- for wide variety of pro- Lenient terms. .Call..399- REALTORS (366-5 IB) LOST AND FOUND 395-2596. (196-44B) ed efficiency, preferably fessional or business 0184. (371-51Btf) (so myMother always said) Our office is new, but our LOST: PARAKEET, green near beach, for several classifications. Inquire at We don't really want to experience .with' Real Estate DIAMOND, one carat soli- with a little yellow, an- 3 or 4 ROOMS, apt; or weeks until their home is the News office . . . phone BUILDERS Close-Out. 3 leave this lovely town — transactions in Broward taire, Tiffany mounting, swers to name of 'Sweet- suitable for offices. Also completed. Write Box M, 395-5121 ... or see your bdr, 2 bath models. $100- but - and Palm Beach Counties beautifully cut, and low Real Estate Broker. (284- 600 down. Call, Ludlow We have moved our busi- goes back some 15 years. ie' Vicinity of N.E. 15th efficiency. Reasonable c/o Boca Raton News. Real Estate service is our price. Boatmen, Chalmers Terrace. Flew toward new rent, call Carl saelinger (312-50P) 49, 50, 51,52) 1-5230 or Boca 395-0753. ness to Fort Lauderdale and business and service you'll piloting course and instru- A&P store. Call 395-4936. Apts; 395-4653. 3100 N.W. (334-50B) get with our new firm. If ments, $8.00. Phone 395- (369-5 IB) REAL ESTATE fcr RENT MISCELLANEOUS This traveling back and __^_ 5th Ave; Boca Raton. (211- lor SALE REAL ESTATE you have property to sell or ''2168. (357-51P) BVSTRUCTIONS-TUTORING 45Btf) SEVERAL 1 bedroom cab- forth is killing us! if you're looking for a good So we are offering our ins, $15. per week, utili- RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES FOR SALE buy in a particular type BEAUTIFUL expensive ORGAN, Piano Instruc- 2 BEDROOM and Effi- lovely 3 bedroom, 2 property, give us a call. If ties included. Mid-way GIFTS THE SEAWAY APTS. evening gowns, size 10, tions by qualified teacher, ciency. Cool & comfort- Lot 62& x 200 bath home for sale your problem is difficult, (owner Dorothy Steiner) between Boca &Delray on ROSARYS REPAIRED Children, and Adults, your able. Furnished very nice, US 1. Call Mrs. Stewart, Deerfield Beach, Florida at an extremely fair we'll solve it easily. If like new, very little use. home or mine (No. Boca). rugs, etc. Yearly or sea- Write price of $21,000. Larg- it's impossible, it might Reasonable. Call 395-5267. 278-1514. (349-51B) JUSTINE NEERING Bass & Weisberg, Realtors take a little longer! Give Reasonable. Ph. CR 6-5835. Son rental. 395-0339. 48 N.E. 1st Ave. est lot in Winfield Park, (36 3-5 IB) (326-50tfB) MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' 3333 Bardstown Rd. us the opportunity to serve (347-5 IB) Boca Raton gorgeous pool — delight- you. You'll be glad you Louisville, Ky. ful neighbors. See why did. TITANO Accordions OFFICE FOR RENT we hate to leave! 220 Baldwin andLowrey Organs N.E. 2nd Circle, Boca MACLAREN & and Pianos — Rentals WHERE TO FIND IT . . . Boca's Besf SO NAILS Raton 395-1553 or Ft. ANDERSON, INC. Business Address Lauderdale 522-4315. Open Week Day 10 am-6 pm PLEASE Boca Raton 395-1333 Monday 10 am-9.pm • Store, office or desk space at WEBSTER MUSIC STUDIOS reasonable rentals 473 N.E. 20th Street Beautifully furnished 2- Boca Raton 395-3935 310 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. bedroom, 2-bath plus i-i ""73*5 Professional instruction den or T.V. room home on all instruments Phono 395-5750 REAL ESTATE available for yearly or ]HW« seasonal rental. . . large BOCA RATON NIW- screened area for Flori- Music iLessoiks da living . . . you need Looking for a by Wallace j. Cirmo, WATERFRONT nothing but your perso- M. Mus. Ed. Ocean access, nal belongings to start HOME OR HOMESITE? Private Lesions in Your Home housekeeping . . . CALL Piano - Orqan . Accordion 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, THE MAN AT . . . Let Us Help You Solve Theory rUrmohy -Composition Model Homes M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC Classical - Popular - Jan Your Problem Boca Raton, Realtors Call CR 8-2729 099 S. Federal Hwy. -...___Hi8 SECTION B Thors., Nov. 16, 1961 Page 1 NEON CABD6 PAINTED PAPER Big Rummage Sale \ Sponsored by Boca R aton students at Seacrest High School in the National Honor So- BOCA RATON GARDEN CLUB ciety include, left to right, Dianne Angel, Brad Leggett, Sandy Huff, Nancy Tarayos, Ariene Brittian, Joyce Cober, Francis Baltz and Nancy Meyers. —Kenry Koen Photo November 17 & 18 class. Students may join and each class is one Los Angeles --It costs an 115 W. Palmetto Park Rd at'any time. hour in length. Call the airline about $5,000,000 Baton classes are held Recreation Department a year to operate a single Aidrkh Corner Three sophomores at Heacrest High School inducted into the National Honor each Saturday morning for for further information daily round trip by jetliner Society recently were, left to right, Edna Young, Diane Riley and Suzi Tur- boys and girls 8-14. There and to register. between Los Angeles and mail, all of Boca Raton; and Batbara Yates of Delray Beach.—Kerry Koen is a fee of .25 On Thursday, Nov. 2, all the Toy Drive Committee You Are Invited TO VISIT the officers, Miss Teen Town, will be around collecting and our past president took a them. The teen-agers will trip to the George Washington then repair, repaint and in Hotel in West Palm Beach. general recondition them to At the Hotel be given at Christmas time Gover no r to chil dre n less fortunate than ake Pogers Tsftfe Farris Bryant you. Bernie Jezercak, Nor- presen ted man Borchardt and Tom Ott the Teen - are in charge of the Toy To contact an independent insurance agent Age Center Drive committee. with the Pa- « « « See your Yellow Pages rents' M^a- & j It's coming! Yes, it's Teen A WATEHFROHT zine Youth . Town's annual "Fall Festi,- Group A» chievement Tins K=ii=y COMMUNITY Of 127 Award. It was a great honor. Also, a stack of telegrams were received that night Many advantages offered by . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES congratulating us for winning ON THE INTRACOASTAL.at Boca EtcttOBt the award. Out sincere ap- preciation to all those who it sent their best wishes. Deep wide canals ... all opening * # * Your LOCAL Contractor into The Intracoastal Waterway At the officers meeting last week, the following teens and beautiful LAKE ROGERS. became new members; Kathy Uniform pre-cast Sea Walls, City Avery, Mike Galio, Maureen Merkel, Sheila Sheffield, Your Neighbor Sewers. Each Home Air-Conditioned Vicki Buckbee, Terry Jemi- son. We'] have you and Heated by Carrier. as members, A Local Taxpayer * « * The "Spook House" which JOHN KOBACK Teen Town operated at the John Koback of Modern As a member of the Association, he is committed PTA Carnival was very suc- Age Homes is a general to help in Civil Defense when needed. cessful. Fran Galio and her contractor specializing in Priced from crew did a real fine job. homes, patios and screen enclosures. Voluntary, non-profit association of businessmen * * • Koback has done all of $29,900 TimeforToys! If you have his building in Boca Raton who operate within the body independently. any toys that are in fairly since he came to Florida in good condition, get them 1957 bringing with him a ready for the teen-agers' background in the construc- The Association includes specialists and all "Christmas Toy Drive. " Sa- tion business that dates back to 1945. Working in the sub-contractors turday morning, Nov. 25, $16,000 to $18,500 price Our models are open- range, including lot, Modern ed every day from 10 Age has built a total of 27 A.M. to 6 P.M. Our homes in Chatham Hills. All members are highly qualified, licensed beautiful Entrance The linn's current model is and financially responsible. Gate at 37th Street LOANS located at 520 N.E. 33rd St. and N. Fed. Highway. gnwnBttfflU]fflfflOTffliBffl6ffl3|U!HM|ffl[^o Koback does mostly cus- tom work, tailoring the plans to fit the requirements These are only a few of the many rea- *25-*600 of the homeowner. His homes sons your LOCAL contractors should have a characteristic stucco be considered FIRST when you have « SgQUMUSti overhang which not only plans to build or remodel - - - eith- helps the appearance of the er commercial or residential. ogeris • PUStNSTUIti house but requires less up- keep and eliminated the "LAKE ROGERS ISLES is • AUT OMOB1LI problem of wood rotting. community that helps you press the SUCCESS you Prompt Service ACHIEVED." RELIABLE Boca Raton LOAN SERVICE A M A i © U J I i Contractors Association AiiOtlAIII 16 S.E. 1st Avenue I N T I » > R I J ( 740 Aur®ilcg St. Boca Union -Us 395-3644 Thursday, November 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Their home may resemble (he qne across the street, but only [o the casual eye. Their rooms are rich in character *-*3£.C« Vft and tradition through the use of plantation shutters by The Nichols Company. Other than furniture, there is no one purchase for your home that offers the colorful charm of plantation shutters... Call today without obligation. Enjoy selecting the custom colors and styles for your doors and windows in the privacy of your living room. For Free Estimate, call JA 2-3G.45 COOP APABTMENTS FURNISHED MODEL APARTMENTS NOW OPEN >,95O to $15,950 * $3O-$4O MAINTENANCE OWNED LAND, NO? LiASiD includes taxes, insurance, city water, lawn care, maintenance, etc. Living room, bedroom, walk-in closets, colored tiled baths, tub with shower, modern kitchen, natural hardwood cabinets, ranges, sinks, garbage disposals, heat, terrazzo Doors, patios and balconies, on city sewer, 5 min. walk to beach, shopping center and Post Office, off-street parking, landscaped court, adults only. The Howard T. Keating development, Boca Raton Square, con- water lake being developed by the Keating organization. At present tinues to set a fast pace in Boca Raton's development. As outlin- there are 5 independent builders exhibiting 10 furnished models in AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. 301 E. Eoyal palm Rd. ed above, the community now contains 250 dwellings completed or SEND FOR the subdivision. Prices of the homes including a lot in Boca Raton P.O. Box 173, Boca Eaton BROCHURE Ph. 395-3858 or CR 8-2193 under construction. New home construction starts appear almost square, range from $14,000,00 to $22,000.00- daily. In the center of the photograph is Sabal Palm Lakes a fresh "about two years ago. " New York — The ayerage Kieketfs M©v@s Ricketts is a past master of American family pays $210 ¥© N@w St@ti@ei the Delray Masonic Lodge, a a year in life-insurance pre- charter member of the Boca miums. After operating a service 7 NEW Models Now Open Raton lions Club, and a station for 26 years at the member of Elks for the past corner of Federal Highway 17 years. GRIFFIN and Palmetto Parkftoad, John Ricketts sees a good future D. Ricketts is now doing bu- for the new Gulf station. He FLOORING CO. siness in a new location, points out that the modern Ricketts moved recently station, built in 1960, is si- "Griffin Has The Floor" and established himself as tuated between the industrial the Campus Gulf Service at mmmwiin area in town and not too far VINYL the corner of Northwest 2nd from the proposed new Uni- avenue and 13th street He versity. CORK had operated Kckett's Cities Service at the Federal High - Detroit — Every day fire RUBBER way location sind 1935. takes this toll in the United FORMICA A long-time resident of States: 31 lives, 1.52S homes, Boca Raton, Ricketts and his 11 churches, 11 schools, 4 SANDING wife at one time also opera- hospitals, 105 factories, 149 ted a restaurant next to the FINISHING stores, 22 office buildings, service station. He has been and 203 farm properties, FREE ESTIMATES active in civic and fraternal JOHN RICKETTS affairs here and served on the He was a charter member of 118 N. Federal Hwy. City Commission for four Canberra — Australia is Delray CR 8-1210 the City's Civil Service Board years during the early '40's. and served on the board until cutting its intake of unskilled migrants because of an eco- nomic slump. BARGAIN Over a million families AUTO INSURANCE stay warm all winter with the oil that's "scrubbed" clean "Clean-burnlni" males heating oil iriiaMe...economical. 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Through My €ONYINBlt*f BOCA RATON NEWS .... to «¥#ryfhing I Only newspaper with a complete news and pictorial coverage of the fast-growing Boca Raton and Deetfield Beach areas Window BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, November 16, 1961 By BEATRICE LANDRY Everyone knows what "count down" means when Capital Improvement Program it applies to missiles but how many have thought of count down as applied to cancer? Consideration of a Capital Improve- Here is the problem as we see it. It is true, though, slowly through the years the ment Program for Boca Raton in- Residents and business interests count has gone clown in human lives. Down, but not down fax enough. volves three steps: a) Adoption of a will agree almost unanimously that Boca Raton must adopt a program Only research, and more research, will bring the long-range plan, b) Priority arrange- count down more and then . . . one most fortunate TWO STOHIS ment according to present and future of municipal improvements and get it started just as soon as possible. • day . . maybe the count will be zero . . a red letter FOR LEAS! IN need, c) Financing plan. day for all humanity. The first step is pretty well cover- There will be quite a bit of un- In 1948 one in four who had cancer were saved. ed by the final report of the Capital avoidable disagreement on loca- Today the figure is one in three . . it is hoped that Boca Salon News Building Improvement Committee. Many impor- tions and proposed costs. This is by a possible tomorrow . . it will be one out of oner tant decisions must be made as to to be expected. Most important will saved. S.E. Second St. - just off be the decision of the commissioners In Boca Raton the two Beta Sigma Phi sororities, Federal Highway . , . most location and capacity of improve- modern in the city , , , ample SEE YOUR BROICER ments but the report covers all needs on the size of a bond issue to be Beta and Xi Gamma (exemplar) are conducting the submitted to the voters. It must not off-street parking. for the forseeable future, and its cancer crusade. It is hard work, time consuming and be more than the city fathers think at times frustrating. Sometimes people just plain recommendations must be given care- our people are willing to pay. shut their eyes to unpleasant thoughts and these are ful consideration. the ones who need the most information on how to Everybody agrees that taxes are save their lives when cancer strikes. The report makes little attempt to burdensome - federal, state and Voluntary health agencies are an integral part of place the improvements in order of county. How much more are our tax- importance. The need for all of them our democracy and as such they are a tower of payers willing to pay for municipal strength to our way of life. They have made the na- is made apparent, particularly the improvements which they fully rea- acquisition of land before prices tion stronger through better health and through better lize are badly needed? That's the understanding of other people's problems. Millions of might make some of the proposals question. people in all walks of life give freely to the cancer prohibitive. Since it may be unwise One thing is certain; there is a crusade, whatever they can, but it all counts. to undertake financing of the whole limit to which a home should be Research is expanding, more lives are being saved. program at one time, ho\vevers a pri- taxed if Boca Raton is to retain There are more than one million Americans alive to- ority arrangement seems necessary. its present popularity with new day who have been cured of cancer. The tragic fact Last, but most important, the whole home owners. Some cities are los- remains, however, that 45,000,000 Americans now program must be viewed in the light ing residents because of burdensome alive will die of cancer if greater advances are not of underwriting the cost. A plan for taxes on their homes. Ft. Lauderdale, made. Millions join in the nation-wide struggle to destroy the future can be agreed upon fairly for example, has reached the danger the disease that brings so much hardship and tragedy easy but opinion will be divided on point. to so many families. how it should be financed. Should This newspaper is convinced be- Millions also wage their own cancer crusade . . the entire cost be included in one yond any doubt that Boca Raton sim- with a check and a check-up. Let your physician bond issue? How much can be paid ply must have some improved munici- give you a check-up and let a check be ready to into the Capital Improvement Fund pal facilities - and that some sites help others in the cancer crusade. each year from anticipated city reve- must be purchased before prices nues? go any higher. Just how much can be These and many other questions underwritten at this time will depend will have to be answered by members on this city's present and future fi- LEGAL NOTICES of the City Commission. How much nancial picture and how much will NOTICE TO CREDITORS hereby notified that you are re- IN THE COURT OF THE quired by Law to presenj any STOP LETTING will be added to the tax burden? Vot- have to be added to our tax bills. COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR claims and demands which you, ers will want to know the facts. The PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- or either of you, may-have EVERY PAYDAY It's a vital decision and one that IDA; IN PROBATE, NO. 18318 against the estate of Alonzo J. commissioners will want a complete must be faced up to immediately. Tripp, deceased, late of said IN RE: ESTATE OF County, to the County Judge of DOLLAR GET AWAY report on present and estimated fu- It is also a matter in which every JOSEPH R, OAKLEY Palm Beach County, Florida, ture costs and income — and should resident should take a great deal of Deceased. at his office in the court house To All Creditors, Legatees, of said County at West Palm pass it along to the voters. interest. Distributees and Persons Having Beach, Florida, within six (6) Any Claims or Demands Against calendar months from the time Said Estate: of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand You and each of you are here- shall be in writing in dupli- A Wonderful Development by notified that you are requir- cate, and shall' state the place ed by Law to present any claims of residence and post office is a science that requires study and demands which you, or address of the claimant, and Whether one realizes it or not, ad- either of you, may have against shall be sworn to by the clai- and, be it said, character. It cannot the estate of Joseph R. Oakley, vertising is perhaps the most wonder- deceased, late of said County, mant, his agent, or his attorney, ful development of the modem com- succeed if it is based upon untruth; to the County Judge of Palm and any such claim or demand Beach County, Florida, at his not so Bled shall be void. mercial age. It is the maker or it must build upon faith and integ- office in the court house of said a/ LI da M. Tripp breaker of business, big or little. rity. County at West Palm Beach, As executrix of the Last Florida, within six (6) calendar Will and Testament of Start Saving by Sending It is the one factor of successful Alonzo J. Tripp, deceased. The Boca Raton News is prepared months from the time of the sales that is most apt to be over- first publication of this notice, s/ LEO J. FOX ALL YOU NEED to start is a credited savings book showing to assist local businessmen with Each claim or demand shall be Attorney for Executrix looked by the merchants and busi- In writing, in duplicate, and 129 Boca Raton Road few dollars, your name and the exact amount you've saved. nessmen of small towns and cities. their advertising problems. It may shall state the place of resi- Boca Raton, Florida be said, with due modesty, that its dence and post office address address, and an envelope ad- This week, open or add to Advertising is not the exclusive of the claimant, and shall be First publication: Nov. 9, 1961 staff knows something about adver- Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1961 dressed to us. We open your your savings account by send- weapon of big business; it is the sworn to by the claimant, his tising and that their experience is agent, or his attorney, and any account upon receiving your power that will make little con- such Claim or demand not so ing your savings the save-by- available to all who wish to use it. filed shall be void. Notice is hereby given that check or money order. In a cerns grow in to larger success. It the undersigned, under the pro- mail way! s/ John Eibner visions of Section 865.09, Flori- few days you will receive your As executor of the Last da Statutes, 1957, will register Will and Testament * of with the Circuit Court, in and Joseph R. Oakley, deceased. for Palm Beach County, Florida, save-by-mail makes it convenient wherever you are! REGARDING BOOKS s/ Leo J. Fox upon receipt of proof of publica- Attorney for Executor tion of this notice, the ficti- 129 Boca Raton Road tious name to-wit: Accounts insured By London Beatniks Boca Raton, Florida. BETTER HOME PRODUCTS An Agency of The First publication: November 9th, OF BOCA RATON BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government BY LAWRENCE DAME would he be set down as 1961. November 16, 23, 30, 1961. 61 Northwest 7th Street makes one wonder wheth- Boca Raton, Fla. Everybody knows that a mere flash in the lite- er life itself is empty. NOTICE TO CREDITORS America has no monopoly rary pan? The truly great writer off- and that the parties interested IN THE COURT OF THE in said business are as follows: on beatniks — those dis- "Adrift in Soho" is at ers plenty of evidence COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR Joseph S. Kozdeba and Norman hevelled wastrels who least a story, though rath- that it is not. PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- T\ Meyer. IDA; IN PROBATE, NO. Publish: Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1961 have smatterings of words er incoherent at times. 18 355 Furnish proof of publication but little understanding A disgruntled lad from IN RE: ESTATE OF FIRST FEDERAL about the arts and who Birmingham comes to Lon- John F. Kennedy, Presi- ALONZO J. TRIPP are chiefly distinguished don to try his luck with dent: Deceased. London ~ Nearly half the SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION ot Delray Beach by a certain ingenuity in a few pounds and an in- "We happen to live in the To All Creditors, Legatees, public-school children over Distributees and Persons Hav- 11 in Britain are in school 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 dodging useful work. nate disposition to avoid most dangerous time in the ing Any Claims or Demands Jack Kerouac and many labor if possible. Round history of the human race. " Agaln3t Said Estate: buildings erected since World less gifted writers on the the pubs and dives of So- You and each of you are WarIL fringe of this discredited ho. the British capital's Darren McGavin, former- Bohemianism have com- Latin Quarter (not to be ly TV's "Mike Hammer": memorated the breed to confused with Manhat- T won't say I'm a great the point of boredom and tan's Greenwich Village actor or a fine actor. But I beyond. because it is completely am trained. To use such That an English writer commercial), Harry meets training in TV is utter would give his talent to a up with a growing gallery waste....." description of beatnik life of oddballs, including 5th. in London at this late date drunks, deviates and po- should arouse no great fu- seurs. legal Notices age of IN COURT OF THE COUNTY rore. However, there is a There is Charles, full JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM residuary interest in the of charm and wit, who BEACH COUNTY, STATE OF author of "Adrift in So- spends more effort think- FLORIDA childhood IN PROBATE ho," Colin Wilson, be- ing up ways to avoid work IN RE ESTATE OF cause he created part of than he would have had to ANTON B. TWINGSTRAND a book of some fascina- expend at a job. Doreen Deceased. tion in the late 50's call- is a delightful innocent NOTICE TO CREDITORS ed "The Outsider." only temporarily, it is to To All Creditors and Persons AN IMPORTANT AGE FOR Having Claims or Demands I write "part of a book" be hoped, lapsed into PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS. squalor. Wealthy, addle- Against Said Estate: because the first tome of You and each of you are here- During the seventh year, social protest was large- pated sensationalists, by notified and required to pre- artists both good and sent any claims and demands ly made up of quotations which you, or either of you, may permanent teeth change facial from various sages and bad, would-be writers, have against the estate of AN- writers through the ages. social outcasts of many TON B. TWINGSTRAND, de- contours to give a new look; descriptions and a host of ceased, late of said County to Alison obviously was one the County Judge of Palm inquiring minds get new ideas. of the too-familiar folk hangers-on flock through Beach County, Florida, at hla the pages of this short offlce in the court house of with a little knowledge, said County at West Palm Keep this age forever! Phone which they had not yet book. Beach, Florida, within six calendar months from the time today for an appointment. discovered could be a dan- And at 'the end, as the of (he flrBt publication of this gerous thing for those notice. Each claim or demand familiar theme wears shall be in writing, and ahall drinking at springs other threadbare just as it did state the place of residence 6 months, 1, 2, 4 years than Pierian. in the Italian film, "La and post office address of the claimant, and ahall be sworn to Among the quotations, Dolce Vita," the serious by the claimant, his agent, or 7, 12 and 16. one sensed the presence reader is left with a sense his attorney, and any such claim or demand not so filed of a little young man of frustration and even shall be void. bitterness. with a large voice who Otpha T. Marwltt vented his confusion at Once again, Colin Wil- As executrix of the Last Will wandering through a son has failed in his and Testament of COSIES* ANTON B. TWINGSTRAND, world not made to his promise. His skill at deceased. order. Would Wilson characterization — not LAW OFFICES, W.H. HALLMAN DELRAY BEACH,FLORIDA grow up, and use his ob- to be denied — has faded 97 East Palmetto Palk Road Boca Raton, Florida For Appoinfmenf Phone CR 6-5816 vious writing skill to ad- in a senseless tale that, Attorneys for Executrix vantage, without the crib- for only a fleeting though First publication November 2, 183 N.E. 2nd. Ave. bing from his betters, or uncomfortable moment, 9, 16 and 23rd, 1961. Thursday, November 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B J.C. MITCHELLS SONS INSURANCE COUNSELORS ESTABLISHED 1923 KEN HIGG1NS 22 S. Fed. CdSS 39S-4711 BILL MITCHELL Mr. and Mrs. Sam Acquilano celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary recently by attending a dinner- dance at the Boca Raton Hotel. Week's Schedule MONDAY, NOV. 20 Bethesda Auxiliary Board Directors, 9:30 a.m., at the hospital. Slim and Trim, Community Building, 10 a. m. Garden Club Horticultural Class, 760 Park Dr., 1p.m. Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m. A happy young man about town is Philip., two-year Boca Bobcats Boosters, J.C. Mitchell School, 7:30 old son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gan-ett of Dolphin Elks Lodge No. 2166, 2800 N. Fed. Hwy... 8 p.m. Drive.-Colony Studio Boca Elementary School PTA, at the school, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, NOV. 21 Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley Country Club, noon. Beginning Bridge, Community Building, 2 p.m. Accordion Lessons, Community Building, 4:30 p.m. Civitan Club, Hidden Valley, 7:15 p.m. Adult Sketch Class, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.m. Jaycees, 114 Boca Raton Road, 7:30 p.m. Intermediate Bridge, Community Building, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22 Slim and Trim, Community Building, 10 a.m. Girl Scouts, Community Building, 3:30 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 201, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 Beta Sigma Phi, members homes, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, NOV. 23 THANKSGIVING FBIBAY, NOV. 24 Slim and Trim, Community Building, 10 a,m. TOPS, First Federal, 1 p.m. Girl Scouts, Community Building, 3:30 p.m. Social Dance, Community Building, 7 p.m. Record Hop, Teen Town, 7:30 p.m. Barbershoppers, First Federal, T:45 p.m. Pre-Teen, Community Building, 8 p.m. SATURDAY, NOV. 25 Children's Baton Class, Memorial Park, 9 a.m. " " " " " 10 a.m. " " " " 11 a.m. Children's Arts and Crafts, Community Bldg, 10 am Dance (live band) Teen Town, 7:30 p.m. One of the prettiest hats at the "Mad Hatters" Boca Blood Bank Committee luncheon Thursday was this rose and shaded pink creation worn by Mrs. William Gloveir. Studies Permanent Group If anyone had told him, a short while ago, that his more responsive handling . . . and a degree of all- 1961 Cadillac could be improved on—he would around road ableness that is new even to Cadillac. Personals Fred Jungbluth. Miss Abu- Membersof the Boca Raton Lutheran Church; Mrs. Robert C Vance, St. Joan of Arc have regarded them with disbelief. Miss Adele Abuzeide and zeide> on her grst vis}t t0 Blood Bank Committee met For increased safety, there is a new dual braking Mrs. Hazel Greaves, both of Florida, is enjoying the cli- recently with representatives Guild; Mrs. S. B. Miller, And yet, after only half an hour in the newest system ... a new three-phase rear warning light of local civic, service and Garden Club; Miss Sharon "car of cars", he knows that a year of Cadillac St. Louis, arc house guests at mate and her stay in Boca system . . . and new cornering lights that illuminate the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raton. church organizations to or- Sullivan, Junior Woman's progress has made a world of difference. your way around turns. ganize a permanent blood Club; Frank Benino Jr., Ro- In fact, the list of Cadillac advancements for bank group. tary, and Mrs. Thorkil And we would like to say that even Cadillac 1962 embraces each of the great motoring virtues. Dr. Edward Mazaleski .Aschehoug, member-at- quality has been enhanced" for 1962. But the truth conducted the meeting hel d large. For added beauty, there is a lower, longer sil- is simply that the car continues to be built to the at City Hall. The group will meet again houette . . . greater simplicity and dignity of line highest standards that can be brought to the pro- Representatives included Dec. 6. . . . and new interior elegance and luxury. duction of an automobile. Max Hutkin and Fred Jung- For improved comfort, there is increased spacious- bluth, Lions Club; James Personals Stop by your dealer's showroom soon, won't you? Clancy, Elks; Daro Hurlbert, ness . . . new convenience of appointments . . . and He'll be happy to demonstrate to you what a differ- Fire Department; Mrs. Gla- Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lloyd a ride that is unbelievably quiet and smooth. ence a year can make—when the year is this one dys Merwin, Legion Auxili- of Wheaton, Illinois, were For finer performance, there is greater power . . . and the car is Cadillac. ary; Mrs. Kenneth Linden, recent visitors in Boca Raton. Beta Sigma Phi; Mrs. John The i Wheaton, plan to re- VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER Hagerjr., First Baptist Church, turn here in the Spring, to Mrs. Eileen Rucci, Woman's Paradise Palms where they Club; Harry E, Kotzenmoyer, are building a new home. Advent Lutheran Church; Ann HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, INC. Marler, Business and Profes- Mrs. Muriel Piper return- sional Woman's Club; ed to Boca Raton recently J. S. MacLaren, Boca Raton from Cranston, R. I., where 455 N.E. SIXTH AVE. DELRAY BEACH, FLA. Board of Realtor; Robert W. she spent the Summer. Ingalls, Kiwanis and St. Paul FOR SIXTY YEARS THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD Open Monday Thru Fri. 9 A.M.-2 P.M. Friday Night 5-7 P.M. We know you will enjoy the friendly welcome you can always expect from everybody here. You will like xhv SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ® SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CHECKING ACCOUNTS @ HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS ® TRAVELERS' CHECKS FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON Yew €®nv@fii@nt Bank sit 1st. Ave. ®n& i. loyal Palm Rd. MEMBER FEDERAL PiPGSf? INSURANCE CORP.. Call 395-4420 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 16, 1961 First Aid Course Is Planned Here A first aid course is being Be a MtlMitil iania organized by the City's Civil GIVE NEW PORTRAITS Defense office, Col. Howard TO YOUR LOVED ONES! Kates, CD director, reported. Christmas is the ideal season The course will be restric- of the year to give your loved ted to persons registering in ones a truly good portrait of advance. Registrations may yourself or your family. It's be made by calling the Civil the gift only you can give, the Defense office, 395-1110 one you're sure will please! or in person during the pre- sent Civil Defense survival COLONY STUPID course. I 42 S.E. 2nd. St, The survival course has Boca Raton 9 three more weeks to run. No Gaiety was the mood for the "Mad Hatters ' luncheon party sponsored by St. new survival course is Phone Joan of Arc Guild Thursday and held at the home of hostess Mrs. Robert pi anne d before the end of the 395-5511 Vance. Among the many wearing fancy hats were, left to right, around the ta- year. The course meets Wed- Family Record Plan ble, Mrs. William Bittner, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mrs. Ray Lundholm nesday evenings at 7:30 at m_ and Mrs. Virgil Heck. the First Federal Savings andj Loan Bldg. Legion's Turkey Shoot Nov. 18-19 Plans are being formulated for the American Legion Post 277 annual Turkey Shoot Sa- The former Miss .Ann Marie Carroll of Boca Ra- turday and Sunday, Nov. 18 ton and Marshfield, Mass., was married Oct. 8 in and 19 at the range on A1A from 10 a.m. to dusk. Marshfield to Alson David Owen of Somerville, Mass. During the shoot, refresh- The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ments will be served by the Burke Carroll of Boca Raton and Ma?shfield.-Lonng auxiliary unit. Studios Russell Olsen, past com- Willard, Mrs. Wellington mander will be in charge of Mrs. Spencer Host Besser, Mrs. M. A. Rougeux, the shoot. Proceeds will be used for the Post building For Dessert Bridge Mrs. L. R. Glassner, Mrs, Lyttleton Tazewell, Mrs. fund. Mrs. William E. Spencer Oscar Lawrence, Mrs. Ford New members welcomed 'SEE WHAT MY HUSBAND DID WITH of Winfield Park was Hostess Reed, Mrs. John Eldridge, at the recent Legion meeting PRE-FINISHED PLYWOOD PANELING!" recently to a dessert-bridge Mrs. George Layback, Mrs. included William V. McKin- Seated at one of the many tables recently at the Chamber of Commerce din- Pre-finished Plywood Paneling is a party in her home. Frank Luebking, Mrs. Harry ley, R, M. Saville and ner were, left to right, clockwise, around the table, Otto Yark, Mrs. Yark, U.M. Richard D. Irwin. dandy material for home handymen. It Guests included Mrs. C D. Reed and Mrs. Allen Brewer. has so many uses . . . covered crack- Hopkins, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. W.D. Jackson, Dr. W.D. Jackson, Mrs, John Ro Brandt and John Brandt. partment scouring the mar- ed, aged walls . . . building wall-to- ket for better values, we will wall closets (smaller ones, too!) . . . also have a vastly enlarged giving a 'new look' to a brick fire- Think Delray Beach in the north. selectionof items. This will place. Come see the variety of hand- Lumber Firms' Merger Renuarfs yard at Delray make for better shopping for some finishes that are available and Beach will now become a " do-it-yourself" fans and al- ask our experts for 'how to do it* help Renuart-Bailey-Cheely yard. so m ake it easier for contra c- on any project you have in mind. Includes Bailey Yard "Now, instead of justfour tors to meet specifications." yards, we will have fourteen HAVIN FOR HOMI HANDYMEN Cummings said, as result $-Savirig Tips*ideas*Quality Materials | UNPAID _ MONTHS Bailey's Lumber Yard,2a50> supply centers located atma- of the merger the R-B-C \] BAL. ?4 30 36 N. W. 2nd Ave., took a new ny convenient points," Cum- yard here and the one at Del- name recently'; when the mings said. "This is especial- I 1,700 78.92 ray Beach were already wor- 64.84 55.48 Bailey group of four yards u- ; lyhelpful to the builder. He 1,800 83.57 68.65 58.75 king together to expedite de- Prompt, Free Delivery > 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 nited with two other compa- ; may place his order at any liveries in Palm Beach and 2,000 92.83 76.28 65.27 nies to become Renuart-Bai- one of our fourteen yards and Broward County. Fermin 2,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 ley-Cheely Lumber and have materials delivered Renuartis manager of the R- 2,200 102.14 83.91 71.80 •.from another R-B-C yard can 395-3203 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 Supply Co. B-C yard at Delray Beach. 2,400 111.42 91.54 78.33 Renuart Lumber Yards with \ nearest his construction job. 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 38 years of service, Bailey's This saves time in selection, 2,600 120.71 99.17 84.86 with 35, and Cheely with 33 reduces costly on-the-job Honolulu Hawaiians 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 years, make a total of 106 waiting by Ms workmen. haven't any native word for years of experience in the "Renuart-Bailey-Cheely, orchid because, though or- building material field. ,in purchasing for fourteen chids now abound in the is- lands and grow outdoors the TANDARO Bill Cummings, manager <' yards, will buy in larger of the yard here and other . quantities at lower prices year round, the orchid is not First Bank of Boca Raton yard personnel will continue, .1 and utilize bulk transporta- native to Hawaii. Supply & Ussnbsr officials of Renuart-Bailey- * tion rates with savings passed Cheely announced. on to customers. The centrifugal cream se- Company Ph. 395-3203 Bailey's established its yard BILL CUMMINGS "With buyers from our parator wasinvented in 1878, U T0OIS-HAHDWA8II-PAINT-LUMBEII the milk bottle in 1884. in Boca Raton in December, centralized purchasing de- 1959. The union of Bailey's with Flameless ELECTRIC Cooking Renuart, which has six yards, Cheely which has two, and with the purchase of two new yards enables Renuart-Bailey- NOW! A NEW WORLD OF WORTH! heats the food Cheely to operate a total of fourteen lumber and building material supply centers. CHEVROLET not the kitchen The yards range in location from Key Westinthe south to NEW High Torque POWER JUST RIGHT FOR YOUR JOB the Plamefess way CHEVY JOBMASTER Ifllllll by: W.P. BEBOUT Iillllll wmwm Although we may jocu- Series MSO Tandem mmmm with 10-yard dump body : : : : : : : : : ; larly hang the title "Eigh- 3%£-> -*: x : : : : : : : th Wonder of the World" TRUCKS Hi m on any number of insig- li§§§iii ill nificant acts or articles, MM fflW we sometimes lose sight of the fact that seven ac- Chevy offers sure-saving power for every tuck job with a total of 10 High Torque, tight-fisted engines for '62. Rugged FLAME cooking means heat spills tual wonders have existed. ELECTRIC cooking means there's new Chevy-GM Diesels. A new High Torque 409 V8. And a up around utensil, heats up your It's a good bet that you direct contact between utensil and can't stop right here and BUILT TO KEEP WORKING AND WORKING AND WORKING AND new choice of six-cylinder savings in light-duty models. heating element. Heat goes quickly kitchen —and you I name four of the Seven SAVING SIXES. If you've a job for a six, Chevy has and directly into the food — not Wonders of the Ancient a six for your job! The famed High Torque 235 Six, for instance. Or the High Torque 261 Six, this year your kitchen. World. Here they are: The Collosus of Rhodes; available* for the first time in light-duty models. EAGER EIGHTS. Four of 'em, including a brand-new A modern automatic electric range will cook food just as fast The Pharos of Alexan- dria; The Statue of Zeus; WORKING AND WORKING AND WORKING AND WORKING AND High Torque 327 V8* and the mighty new 409 V8*. as food will cook ... without wasted heat that overheats the NEW ELECTRONIC The Mausoleum at Hali- DURABLE DIESELS. New Chevrolet-GM 4-53's and COOKING is the 6V-53's are compact and rugged, and are backed kitchen and you. 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