Cabinet OK's $110,720 for Boca U. Plans, President

Boca Raton News Bldg. Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. Serving Boca Raton BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL 7 NO. 11 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, February 8, 1962 22 Pages TEN CENTS COPY Cabinet OK's $110,720 for Boca U. Plans, President Boca Population Tops 10,000 Action Follows Early Results In Fund Drive Boca Raton's popula- public services increased Jan. Building tion at the first of the correspondingly. Providing immediate Acknowledging the re- year was estimated at "Despite this increase cash for architects' draw- sponsibility of the area "about 10,200" by City in services rendered, and Over'61 Total ings and staff salaries, to provide operating funds not available from state Manager William Lamb. due mainly to new addi- Building permits for members of the Florida In his annual progress tions to the assessment cabinet Tuesday "loaned" appropriations, Thomas January, 1962 rose $160,- F. Fleming Jr., president report, Lamb noted that roll, a budget for the 000 over those of January, the University at Boca the 1960 census showed a 1961-1962 fiscal year was of the Resources Develop- 1961. Raton Endowment cam- ment Board and the Endow- population of 6,961 or 2.5 adopted which anticipated Permits issued for Jan- paign committee here legal residents per water all foreseeable needs, in- ment Corporation wired uary this year totaled $110,720 in a move to Governor Bryant: meter. Using the same fac- cluded a Capital Improve- $782,525 as compared to maintain the time schedule tor and a total of 4,088 ments Fund of $120,000 $622,525 for the same for opening the college in "We are grateful to you As money became available this week for drawing working plans for the new water meters, he arrived and at the same time re- period last year. the Fall of '64. and the Cabinet members State University at Boca Raton, local architects John Shoup and Paul McKinley at the ten-thousand-plus duced the tax rate from There were permits is- Governor Farris Bryant for the faith you have were preparing to resume work on the long dormant preliminary plans. The Shoup population figure. 11 to 10 mills. sued for 42 family resi- announced he expects the demonstrated in the people of Southeast Florida, and McKinley firm, working primarily on the Science Building, is part of a Lamb also noted that "To maintain adequate dences at $723,300; one money to be repaid from public services, it is ob- in providing the loan of team of architects who are assigned to the university project. this represents a jump of business, $20,000; and 27 the fund drive now under some 3,500 persons or a vious that budget, equip- additions and alterations, way in the area with the funds, so the time sched- 45 per cent increase in ment, personnel or effi- $39,225.. comment, "We are in ef- ule may be met for open- the two years since the ciency had to be cor- The business permit fect putting our credit being the University at Boca last official census. respondingly increased by hind them." Raton in 1964," he said. all departments." was issued to C.B. Curtis for a print shop at 2150 "Your action has inspir- ivil Service Rules Pass "The City of Boca Ra- Lamb noted that a total ed us and all of our cam- N.Vv. First Place. franchise refund was re- ton during the year 1961 of 13 new employes were paign workers to redouble Two Civil Service mat- the general election Feb. has again experienced The number of permits Boca Pledges ters that have come before 20. There were 2,541 votes ceived from the Florida added during the past issued in 1962 were also our efforts to assure a Power and Light Company accelerated growth and year, an increase of minimum of $500,000 in the City Commission for cast, including 21 absen- progress," Lamb said. increased. Permits for discussion before were tee ballots. for $48,531.95. slightly less than 10 per Pace U. Fund voluntary contributions "With this rapid growth in cent of the 134 career January numbered 70 as 'approved at the commis- Owen B. Bennion, recom- Lamb also read a letter compared to 54 for Janu- and pledges by the end of area, construction and pop- employes employed at the Approximately $110,000 March this year," Flem- sion meeting Wednesday mended by the Civil Ser- from the Board of Control ulation, the demand for ary, 1961. night on a 4-1 vote. vice Board, and the de- acknowledging receipt of first of last year. has been pledged or con- ing's telegram continued. ^ The Civil Service rules partment heads, was the $1,556 Airport Fund tributed in cash by resi- It was pointed out that 'i.nd regulations as cor- approved as the new depu- and deposited in Boca Ra- Fire Dept dents of West Palm Beach while $110,000 has been rected by the board were ty tax assessor on a 4-1 ton Public Airport-Aux- King Saud To Be Guest and Boca Raton to the pledged, the $500,000 fund approved with only Com- vote despite the negative iliary Trust Fund. new University to be lo- is being raised on a three- missioner Joe BeLong vote of BeLong who said The Board also stated Wins Fourth cated here. This figure is year basis. Of the current voting "no." he protested the procedure it had no objection to re- Of Boca Kiwanis Sunday based on a second report total, only about $33,000 Also approved was the of the selection. He said zoning certain lots in from the West Palm Beach has been paid in cash to recommendation that a one man on the certified Section D of Country King Saud of Saudi Ara- bootb- The royal entourage, group. cover first year payments secretary to the Civil list was jumped over, one Club Village. bia, is scheduled to at- in six limosines, will be In Contest William H. Hallman, area on the pledges; $30,000 is was interviewed and he tend the polo game at met at the University Park .chairman for the cam- in real estate gifts and Service Board be employ- Commissioners agreed Boca Raton Fire De- understood that all on Royal Palm Polo Grounds city line shortly before ' paign, in analyzing the balances in pledges. ed at a salary not to ex- to have Weaver prepare partment was awarded ceed $3600 a year. Again the list should be inter- L.L. Tazewell, president the 3 p.m. game, by Boca fourth place in the state- $73,600 contributed in appeals for all interim of the Kiwanis Club, re- R t Chief of Police W. "Because of the demon-, g^eLong voted no. viewed. He also protested a on wide National Fire Pro- the Boca Raton area re- strated enthusiasm of' the extension of the post- ordinances over one year ported. Hugh Brown who is lieute- ported that three local BeLong explained that old including the one that tection, Fire Prevention Boca residents, we are ed age limit after, he said, The day at Royal Palm nant governor of Kiwanis activities for 1961. teams each had received such a secretary should prohibits business permits Polo Grounds will be Ki- i this district and Taze- opening a campaign off- have some term for tenure one citizen who applied n This is the fourth con- in excess of $4,000. ice in the Fifth Avenue for the position w^s told on property within one mile wanis Day with an expect- escort them of office and not be sub- of the university site. The well wll0 will secutive year this city Captains of these teams Shopping Plaza in Boca ject to a position on a he was "too old." ed 3000 Kiwanians from to Royal Palm Polo has been among the top where workers and con- action was taken after the Broward and Palm Beach Grounds, are Hal Dane who reported yearly basis. He suggest- The subject of public Board of Control reviewed leaders in this field. First $19,100; George Roy tributors may come for re- ed that this protection be auctions being held within counties attending to wit- King gaud wm present place went to Jackson- porting and for information the area, and did not ask ness the match between $4,200; and Bernard Tur- worked out with a joint the city limits was turned for any change of zoning the Gold Coast Trophy to ville, Miami was second ner $4,000. These figures about the new Univer- meeting of the Board. over to Leon Weaver, city during the last year. Boca Raton-Oakbrook and the winning team < and West Palm Beach was sity," Burns said. This Milwaukee. are in addition to contribu- Commissioner Richard attorney for an opinion. Public hearings were King Saud, vacationing third, according to £"ire tions reported by other is in addition to campaign Porter pointed out that This will be forwarded to set for Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Palm Beach, accepted UNIV. OFFICE Chief John Loughery. captains and to substan- headquarters located in the position would be one William Lamb, city mana- for a resolution to aban- the Kiwanis invitation to Establishment of a lo- The fire department has tial pledges received by Suite 311, Guaranty Build- of an administrational ger, who will then turn it don as easement on Mora- the game, and will occupy cal office in the Fifth responded to nine fire calls Thomas F. Fleming Jr., ing, West Palm Beach. secretary and not of per- over to the proper depart- vian Church property; an four boxes in the center of Avenue Shopping Plaza and three emergencies president of University It is anticipated that sonnel officer. He said ment. ordinance to rezone Unit the west side grandstands was announced yester- since last Thursday, most- Endowment Corp. and of the Boca office will be Competitive examinations Turned over to a work- 2, Paradise Palms from beneath the announcers day by the University ly brush fires, Loughery the Resources Develop- open for "business" later would be held and when shop meeting for discus- Residential R-l-A to R-l- at Boca Raton Endow- ment Board of Palm Beach this week. hired, the secretary would sion was the subject of D; and a resolution to in- Only .33 Inches ment Corp. The chief said the fire County. Burns pointed out that be responsible only to the fiuoridation of the city stall sewers on East Pal- The new office, for- department is being pla- It is expected that a the $5,300,000 originally Board. water supply. A letter metto Park Road between Of Rain In Jan. merly the leasing office gued by the actions of sharp up-turn in contribu- earmarked By the Legisla- Commissioners canvass- was read from the Parent the Intracoastal Waterway of Earle J. Robbins of children playing with tions will take place with- ture is to be used exclu- ed the results of Tues- Teacher Association of and A1A at a front foot Rainfall for the month matches. He urged parents sively for the construc- of January, 1962 was a J.A. Cantor Associates, in the next week as addi- day's election, certified the Boca Raton Elemen- cost of $3.50 per foot. was made available to to watch their children. tional communities are tion of buildings on the the results, and instruct- tary School recommend- very scarce .33 inches, 1000-acre site. At least The linen plat of Sec- according to Gus Hager, the Endowment corpora- Loughery said the cul- organized and solicitation ed the City Clerk to pre- ing that the commission- tion, rent free, for 30 begins. $500,000 will be needed pare the names of the four ers consider fiuoridation. tion 8 of Boca Harbour chief water treatment prits this week were sev- days. The address is eral small boys. for all pre-opening ex- Lamb reported that a subdivision was approved. plant operator. Governor Farris Bryant, penses which must be ^fcop men for the ballot of Commissioners also ap- 1540 N.E. 5th Ave., and Local firemen helped Hager said the continued the phone is 395-2957. in a telegram to C. Robert met between now and the proved the rezoning of dryness followed the low Deerfield Beach firemen Burns, campaign chairman, opening of the institution lots 1 through 8, Block K, Hours at the office will in a big brush fire west of month of December, 1961 be 9 a.rn. to 5 p.m. daily and Fleming said, "In this in 1964. This sum must Boca Harbour, from resi- which had .20 inches. that city Tuesday, along first burst of invaluable be contributed by residential R-l-G to R-3, and it will also be used with firemen from Pompano Rainfall in January, 1961 for evening meetings. support, you have assured dents of Southeast Flori- multiple dwelling. averaged 8.70 inches. Beach Highlands. attainment of your goal' da, Burns said. BY OLIVER B. JAYNES Thanks to the prompt action of those who have already subscribed to the Boca Raton University Endow- HONCHELL,MRANDI,BOONE,BRANDT WIN PRIMARY-BRANNIGAN OUT ment Fund, prospects of opening the university in the Four candidates won all the voters whom I have ings, running mate Mi- worked so diligently" on , tude for the support he 618 votes be switched to il of 1964 look brighter today than ever before. places on the general met during this campaign randi said he was "ap- his behalf. received, added that he another candidate, said In announcing the appropriation of $110,720, Gov. election ballot Feb. 20 have been wonderful to preciative of the trust "It is very gratifying," js "looking forward to that he was still "very Farris Bryant said that he could recommend this ac- following a hotly-contested me and Mr. Mirandi," the people have placed Boone said, "to see such additional support by tion by the Board of Control only because of the fi- much in the political pic- primary which ended with Honchell said. "I express in me." The next task, keen interest for the con- Feb. 20." ture" in Boca Raton. He nancial support already assured by citizens of Palm Tuesday's balloting. my heartfelt thanks." he said, is to "finish tinuation of good govern- "And i promise," Beach County. This early start, he explained, was noted in his first appear- The runoff, which elim- Honchell added that he the job on Feb. 20." ment for the citizens of Brandt said, "to continue ance in local politics he made possible by the $98,000 in pledges that had inated only one candidate, plans "to re-double . . . Commissioner Boone Boca Raton ... let us picked up a significant been made by the first of February. a clean campaign without produced these results: campaign efforts in the took the opportunity to not relax our effort." dealing in personalities." number of votes from So confident was Gov. Bryant of the Fund's con- Attorney Robert I. Hon- next two weeks." "thank the many voters Commissioner Brandt, Brannigan, who has "many new friends." tinued growth that he proposed a loan of $60,720 chell led the race with a Echoing similar feel- and supporters who have in expressing his grati- made no request that his The Committee for Con- from the state's internal Improvement Fund to make total of 1271 votes. His up the amount needed right now for planning, opera- tinued Good Government, teammate, Arthur J. Mi- which had supported both tions and completion of the temporary building. In randi, ran second with other words, if these subscriptions had not been Boone and Brannigan, 1248 votes. said, following the elec- made all hope of opening the university as planned Incumbent Commission- would have been lost. And without the determined tion, that it is "pleased ers Courtney C. Boone and with the support that the and continued efforts of Gov. Bryant this institution John R. Brandt rounded of higher learning for Southeast Florida might never present administration of have been realized. out the winning slate. the City of Boca Raton re- Boone polled 950 votes ceived in the primary The heartening action by Gov, Bryant this week and Brandt accounted for election." provides a fresh impetus for University Endowment 844 votes. "It is clear," the com- Fund workers. Moreover, it should help lighten James E. Brannigan mittee said, "when the re- their task by impressing all those who have not yet dropped from the race sults are analyzed that made a pledge with the convincing reasons for doing when he, polled only 618 two-thirds of the register- within the next few days. votes and- was eliminated ed voters appreciate the It has taken a lot of doing to make this dream of a from the top four. growth and improvements State University for Boca Raton come true: Years of A total of 2541 votes which have been accom- work by scores of civic-minded Boca Raton resi- were cast. plished ... by our present dents, the whole hearted support of Gov. Bryant and The four primary win- elected officials." the Board of Coptrol, the backing of state legisla- ners will again race for However, the committee tors and many influential residents throughout South two seats on the City charged that "the one- Florida. Commission on Feb. 20. third of the registered The practical way to show our appreciation is Front runner Honchell Checking the results of Tuesday's primary elec- Teammates Robert Fonchell and Arthur Mirandi tions are incumbent commissioners John Brandt and exchange congratulations at City Hall Tuesday voters who did not exer- through a subscription to the University Endow- said he was "thrilled cise their voting privilege ment Fund. and grateful to have Courtney Boone. Both men won spots on the runoff following the primary election, Honchell led the field with 1271 votes and Mirandi was second with must be made aware of the It's a good feeling to have had even a small share gained a spot in the run- election ballot with 950 votes for Boone and 844 necessity of casting . . . n making possible for our young people an institu- off." votes for Brandt. Only one candidate, James Branni- 1248 votes. Both will run again Feb. 20 for the two City Commission vacancies. an affirmative, vote of tion of this character. "The new citizens and gan, was eliminated in the primary. confidence ..." THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 8, 1962

tomey, and any'(Buch claim or Mr. anfci Mrs. Enoch PUBLIC NOTICES demand not so filed shall be Hunt II, will celebrate NOTICE TO CREDITORS void, their 23rd wedding anni- IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- a/ CHARLES RAMIN versary by spending this TY JUDGE IN AND FOE PALM As executor of the Last Will BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN end Testament of Harriet weekend in the Bahamas. PROBATE, NO. 18,686 Doebler Welles, deceased. They are former residents IN RE: "STATE OF s/ LEO J. FOX- of Portland, Me. Helping Harriet Doehler Well es, Attorney for Executor them celebrate will be s/k/a Harriet D, Wolles 129 Boca Raton Road Deceased. Boca Raton, Florida their houEfegiiests, Mr. and Mrs, Orville Lamason of To All Creditors, Legatees, Publish! Feb. 1,8, IS, 22. 1962. Distributees and Persons Having Frenchtown, N.J. Aiy Claims ot Demands Against Said Estate: Boca Raton You and each of you are here- Pulverised by notified that you are required by Laws to present any claims TELEPHONE and demands which you, or MUCK either of you, may have against Answering the estate of Harriet Do abler « Lawn Sand Welles also known as Harriet D, Service Welles, deceased, late of said • Driveway Rock WEEK-END County, to the County Judge of Hours to suit Palm Beach County, Florida, •Bermuda Grass at his office in the court house of said County at West Palm your needs Beach, Florida, within six calendar months from the time of the Bud Butler Reasonable rates first publication of this notice. Each* claim or demand shall be THERESA in writing, and shall state the Boca Raton place of residence and post off- LANDERS fRIDAYandSAWSDAY Ice address of the claimant, 399-1998 and shall be sworn to by the Phone: 395-4800 claimant, his agent, or his at-

WOMEN'S FABRIC Propoaal shell be addressed to: Call City of Boca Rntor- Boca Raton, Florida Attention: City Manager Noted artistSj left to right, Leonard Lane, Russell Conn and Albert Backus, 395-1800 Prepared by: the jury of awards for the Art Guild Annual Exhibit are shown as they checked A.E, Amsler Wm. H, Lamb, R. Jay Kraeer City Engineer City Manager one of the many pictures before the final judging Tuesday in the Boca Raton Funeral Home and SHOES 8K Submitted by: ASSORTED COLORS PAIR News Building. Ambulance Service

Furnish Proof of Publication: 450 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Eaton Art Guild Prepares for Show Jan. 25, Feb. 1 &. Feb. 8, 1962 MEN S BOXER STYLE D Final touches are being in a room adjacent to the given by Mrs. Ralph ries- puton the annual Spring ex- show. meyerof Delray Reach at the hibit of the Boca Raton Art People interested in at-Feb. 13 meeting of the Lite- UNDER SHORTS rary Review Group at Florida Guild, and award winning tending the water color class selections already have been now being formed are asked lunior Academy at 10 a. m. REG. made. to call Mrs. O. R. Nelson. The meeting will also in- M Guests of the art show, The class, the first of its clude readings from Pierre slated for Feb. 19 through kind to be offered by the LaMure's "Moulin ttouge" 2 1.00 Feb. 22, will be served a guild,thisyear, will be taught and Irving Stone's "Lust for Patio buffet luncheon this year. by Carl nrippenberg of "om- life" along with prints from BOY'S 10 OZ. WEIGHT With the show on the main pano. The cost is $30 for a the portfolio "Art Treasures Baxaat- floor of the Boca Raton Club course of ten lessons. of the World." it will be easily available A presentation of the im- Guests are welcome to at- 2o S.DIXIE DUNGAREES and the buffet will be served pressionist painters will be tend, members said. The undersigned agrees to execute the contract within REG. PUBLIC NOTICES ten (10) consecutive calendar Have you seen the Banyan Tree ? .... days after notice being given shall be in accordance with the of the award of contract, and 1.39 CITY OF BOCA RATON State Road Department specifi- that all work will be completed Then we invite you to SEE IT and SHOP Palm Beach County cations. within one month after receiv- 88< Boca Raton, Florida SPECIFICATIONS ing notice of award from the City. January 19, 1962 UNDER IT ! You'll like what you find there There shall be no direct pay- This form must be used for NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ment for the concrete work the Proposal and signed. The shown- on the plans. There will completed Proposal shall be • Casual & Patio * Custom Trees The City of Boca Raton, Boca be approximately 45 to 50 feet placed in a sealed envelope and Planters DOOR Raton, Florida, will receive of concrete curb and gutter to ALL ALUMINUM FUBNITUBE and plainly marked on the out- * Unusual Gifts and Crafts 100 ONLY bids on or jjefore 5:00 P.M., be replaced together with approx- side "BID FOR PAVING - To • Wonderful Accessories Tuesday, February 13, 1962 imately 380 square feet of six be opened at the regular City • Complete Permanent Flower Mart * Divine Straw Market for 'the furnishing of all labor, inch reinforced concrete side- Commission Meeting, Tuesday, materials and equipment neces- walk to be replaced. February 13, 1962," Quality Lines . . . Sensible prices sary for the installation of a The specifications for the The envelope containing the pavement along a twenty foot pavement shall be in accordance wide alley, approximately one with the standard specification PLASTIC hundred twenty-five feet west of the City as attached to the of the Federal Highway and lo- plans. cated between S. E. Seventh Contractor shall coordinate Street and S. E. Eighth Street, the work with all utility compa- together with all work incidental nies. DRAPES thereto, said work to be per- Bids shall be made on a unit formed in accordance with price basis and the amount due LIMIT ONE PAIR plans and specifications not on final payment shall be com- herein specifically set forth TO A CUSTOMER puted by multiplying the actual quantity of the black top as- (FRL ONLY) phaltic concrete wearing surface WE REPAIR ALL by said unit price. This NOTICE and the follow- Let's finish SMALL APPLIANCES ing schedule is to be used in making the Proposal for the PLASTIC above work. PROPOSAL SUNBEAM Paving approximately 565 square yards complete at the JARDINIERE unit price of The Job ! $ per square yard D0RMEYER Total: $ ON STAND Bidders must have a city We believe that the voters of Boca Raton have expressed occupational license for this G.E. work. The City reserves the their overwhelming desire to place good business practices REG. right to reject any and all bids. The bidder is required to in their city government by their splendid support of our 1.99 examine the site of the proposed work and it will be assumed PRESTO that he is satisfied as to the platform in the Primary election. We are grateful and humble. conditions to be encountered whether or not specifically set forth in the above notice. WEST BEND The City of Boca Raton will BOY'S (plus all others) not be responsible for any li- abilities incurred during the We reaffirm our pledges of business-like government and assure FACTORY SERVICE completion of the above work. The successful Bidder enter- you that your trust and confidence is not misplaced. ing into a contract for any por- tion of the work shall furnish and file with the City an ac- POLO SHIRTS ceptable contract Performance 395-4141 Bond as security for the faithful performance of this Con- SaUi tract and for the payment of all However, the task is not complete. REG. persons performing labor and/or 1 ZOO N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY furnishing materials in connec- 1.OO 74* I BOCA RATON tion with the Contract Your continued effort and support Royal Palm Pastries 9 x 12 VISCOSE is needed. RAYON RUGS BOCA SAKERIES ABOVE ALL your personal vote on $2? February 20th is necessary to finish *»,-«*..'-. NC. the job. ••THE NEW LOOK IH TIER' NEXT TO KWIK CHEK FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS SNOFLAKE do 7. With sincere thanks CURTAINS DINNER ROLLS /• sna (Limit 2 Dozen) COFFEE CAKES ROBERT HONCHEIi ARTHUR MIRANDI PINEAPPLE FUDGE LAYER CAKES KEY LIME PIES Your vote on Feb. 20th will be ©PEN more important than it was DAILY TILL 9 P.M. on Feb. 6th Hot Home Style STH AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA Don't Coast! Corner N. Fedwrd Hwy. & 20th St. Bread BOCA RATON, FLA, Paid Political Advertisement Tkursday, February 8, 1962 THE BOCA PATCH NEWS' 3A Royal Oak Assn. Elects Adm. Cassady Will Senior Citizens Group Started f the Speak on Connunism Last Saturday saw the be- ° community turned out Sussieck First President ginning of a Senior Citizens for the beginning of this or- Admiral Tohn Cassady will Group in Boca Raton. ganization, nuringthe even- Robert L, Sussieck was speak on communism at the About 30 of the members ing, atthe Community Buil- elected president of the meeting of jhe "Woman's ding in Memorial park, the Eoyaroak Hills jftssocia- flub of Roca Raton Feb. 27 nization elsewhere. group viewed three cinemas- fcion Inc., at the first regu- at 1289 s. w. sixth Street at This clinic is sponsored by cope films and were served lar meeting of the group 8 p.m. the Dalm Reach County refreshments. held Tuesday night in the Officers for 1962-63 will Health Department and is The second meeting of this Bible Conference Grounds be presented at this meeting. held the second Monday of group, which is open to all auditorium. On the club's agenda is a each month from 1-2 p. m. senior citizens in the area, Others elected included for infants and pre-school will be held this Saturday Harold T. Schubert, vice covered dish supper this month and a Chinese Auction children and from 2-4 p. m. night February 10 at the president; Mrs. John A. for school children. Community Building. The McBeath, vice president; in March. Joseph Gola Jr., treasurer; Plans for the annual " Hata- Tmrnunizations are a school time will be 7:30 p. m. Plans Major Bertha Pinckes, rama Coffee" March 31 are requirement and previous re- are underway for a card par- assistant treasurer; Mrs. being formulated. The affair cords should be presented to ty and refreshments. The John D. Morrisey, secre- will benefit the children's the nurse in charge at each admission will be . 50 per tary, and Mrs. Herbert W. department of the library. visit. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, person, and there will be Roland, assistant secre- R. H, is in charge. table prizes and a door prize. tary. Immunization Clinic tered group attended the Directors named were Monday at Teen Center meeting and later toured DR. PA. McRBLL Optometrist Sussieck, Gola Jr., Mrs. The Immunization clinic Mary Thorn, Edgar W. Lob- the new auditorium. Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted kowitz and B.P. MacKen- Sussieck said the asso- will be held Monday, Feb. zie. ciation has a potential 12 at the Boca Raton Recrea- Contact Lenses .Approximately 200 mem- membership of over 1,000 tion center for all those who 127 Boca Raton Rd Ph. 39S-0660 Boca Raton's Senior citizens turned out last weekend for an organizational bers of the recently char- residents. cannot afford to get immu- meeting at the Community Building. On hand for the movies and social were William Bengel, Ray Cuddihy, A.G.' Renner and Mrs. John Bortscheller. Mrs. Beverly Russing, second from right, served as hostess and represented the City Recreation Dept. at the meeting. A second meeting is scheduled for this Saturday, also at the Community Building. Give Your Blood.... So that your Elks Lodge Pushes Kiwanis Club Hears Talk Boca Flag Display Neighbor Might Live The Boca Raton ^lks Lodge By Boy Scout Executive has launched a campaign for increased display of the Ame- Paul A. Luce, Boy Scout Modern Society." The pro- rican Flag, particularly on BOCA RATON executive, was guest gram, arranged by Russ Lincoln's and Washington's speaker at the Boca Ra- Meeker, was in honor of birthdays, Feb. 12 and 22. ton Kiwanis Club Tuesday National Boy Scout Week. "We want our community at the Hidden Valley lun- Local .Kiwanians are to be the most flag-conscious cheon meeting. going "all out" to make Sunday, "Kiwanis Day" city in America," BillKirsch, He spoke about "The chairmanof the ^lks Ameri- BL Place Boy Scouts Play in a huge success. The polo w game at Royal Palm Polo canism committee said. " e Grounds will benefit the hope to see an American flag Kiwanis service projects. flying from every home and GRIFFIN Tickets may be obtained business establishment in from any member. Boca Raton." BANK At last week's meeting FLOORING CO. Beasley, Don Cook, 'Griffin Has The Floor" visiting Kiwanians included W. Earle Black, Homer George Deardorff, Ray Halboth, and Thomas Sut- Homerick, Dean Buchanan, VINYL ter, all of Brentwood, Pa.; Dr. Ward and Calvin Lang. Tuesday, Feb. 13 Roy Wenger, Carlisle, Pa., The local club set a CORK Al Gealin, Dallas, Pa., record for January with 27 Dr. Paul Demick, Delray interclubs with all but sev- 10 A.M. to S P.M. RUBBER Beach, Orin Dewey, Flint, en members making at least FORMICA Mich., John Arnott,Glovers- one interclub, according to ville, N.Y., Hugh Lockhart, L.L. Tazewell, president. SANDING Portage Lake, William It was announced that Lockhart of Akron, Ohio, Lt. \Governor iHugh Brown FINISHING William Tully, St. Louis, has won another election. Mo., William Floyd, Lon- Last week he was elected LEGION HALL FREE ESTIMATES don, Ontario, and Mac vice president of the Palm 118 N. Federal Hwy. Frost, Toronto, Canada. Beach County Police CR 8-12IO Guests included Joseph Chief's Association. 160 N.W. 2nd STREET, BOCA RATON Budget squeeze? This is a Community effort and everyone benefits by belonging to the BOCA RATON BLOOD BANK! Any permanent resident of Boca Raton will he able to draw from this Community Blood Bank as long as he remains a permanent resident of this tity. Blood may be released, when needed, by calling This way out! Fire Chief John F. Loughery 395-1121 or

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4A THE BCCA FATCH MEVS Thursday, February 8, 1"62 Dinin Entertainment DEEP SEA FISh'M 55 FT. TWIN DIESEL Valentine Party Farce-Corned y to Open BOAT ... Fieur-de Lis Planned by Guild Le Chantilly At Delray Playhouse Members of St. Joan of Arc Guild are sponsoring a Va- PAL'S Restaurant "Janus," a romantic after the two-faced Roman lentine dessert-card party, farce-comedy, aptly named divinity, will open Tues- Feb. 12, at the church star- Cova Ymht Basin (5th Season) day, F'eb. 13 and play ting at 8 p. m. through Sunday, Feb. 18 Donations are $1 per per- DEERFIELD BEACH Complimentary Hors D'Oeuvres at the Delray Beach Play- son. Proceeds will benefit Bait & Rod Furnished 4.75 Per Person FRENCH & AMERICAN CUISINF house. Curtain time is the building fund. Open Daily 5 P.M. -- Till 8:30 p.m. Mrs. M, A. Raugeux is Leave Dock 8:30 AM. and 1:00 PM. ON U.S. 1 NORTH OF DELRA1 BEACH "Janus," a hit with a chairman of the affair. Cal 399-2120 for Reservations "g&S record of over eight months Tickets may be obtained at PHCNE CR 8-2528 run on Broadway with the late Margaret Sullivan, is thechurchor by calling Mrs. farce-comedy in the sense Mary Steele at 395-0252. that it deals with a straight ORGANICALLY GROWN 1 face with a fantastic situa- Chapter Plans Tea tion and thereby produces A "George Washington a laughable sense of the Tea" will be held by the HONEY Jaws ridiculous. Its dialogue, John Wayne stars in Jonathan Dickinson Chapter, if sometimes piquant, "The Comancheros" in Daughters of the American Come in ... we are now LOBSTERS TUES.HEBJ3 sometimes saucy ... is color now showing through Revolution, Delray Beach, never naughty. It has a re- handling . . . THRU Saturday at the Delray on Friday afternoon, Feb. 9 freshing and original story at 2:30 p. m. at the Boynton SUftLFE&l* . . . a frothy romp . . . with Drive-In Theatre. Maine Lobster looi br ightly comic lines. Beach Woman's Club. CURTAIN 8:30 • B.xOfffce CR 6'4576 ! Mrs. George H. Roberts of HEALTH FOODS B-i^.v.-.y dr.opping Cc-n-: ,-^ g41.6955 Carolyn Green, the au- 'Hocus Pocus' Boynton Beach will be the Instant TIGER'S MILK, Food Fortifier, Low in Calories B06N. Federal Highway Pcnipanc Bead thor of "Janus," is an hostess; Delray Beach mem- encouraging rebuttal of SUNNY SOUTH APIARIES the much-quoted "axiom" Premier Set bers, Mrs. Ruth T. Neely, Mrs. R. L. Owen and Mrs. Comer SE 10th St. and EE Crossing on OJd Dixie Hwy. that a playwright must be Hermione Gingold, cele- Delray Beach CR 6-5637 of Broadway, or at least w. Wallace Smith will assist brated English actress and the her. of the professional thea- hilarious comedienne whose action! tre, to write a successful The tea will replace the FLORIDA'S FINEST HONEYS frequent appearances on the mn,Lu TO PARI-MUTUEL BETTING ON THE play. For P'rs. Green had regular February meeting. WORLD'S FASTEST, MOST DANGEROUS SPORT 500 N. Federal Highway never had the slightest Jack Paar Show have made RESERVATIONS: MIAMI Wl 5 4345 «**•<•«!"« heran Americanlegend, will Following the week's run c Pompano Beach, Fla. connection with the pro- HOLLYWOOD. FT. UUDEROALE WA 3-1511 •"" *"* fessional theatre until be introduced to Palm Beach of "Hocus Pocus", Mr. Hale New - THURSDAY, FEB. 8th "Janus" and her interest audiences when her newwill present the world pre- LUNCH Spaghetti in the stage derived out of show, "Hocus Pocus," will miere and a prior-to-Rroad- JMMMJMZACE way production of a new POPULAR PRICES! with Meat Sauce 45< activity in a little theatre have its premiere on Monday evening, February 12, at musical revue entitled "Put ,.3 \ ¥? J^ALAI DINNER Corned Beef group in her present home Frank J. Hale's Royal Poin- It In Writing." "t ' World's Most Beautiful U. SP. ari-Mutual1 AT DANIA Showp I ace 8, Cabbage 75$ community, Ealton, Penna. The success of "Janus" ciana Playhouse, FRIDAY, FEB. 9th in no way changed the Hale has specifically cho- BOCA RATON BREAKFAST NOW SHOWING EXCLUSIVELY LUNCH Tuna quiet tenor of her life and sen this vehicle --whichis NEWS TODAY THRU TUESDAY Plate with Egg interest in her husband, especially tailored to Miss LUNCH PHONE 395-5121 and Relishes 45< her three children, garden- Gingold's talents -- for it ing, dress-making, tennis tells the story of a woman, Fublished every THURS- DINNER & FEDERAL HWY. DINNER Broiled DEERFIELD BEACH and tea. She has shunned who is the daughter of a DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. 9 A.M. to 4 A.M. iiiii Spanish Mackerel 52$ publicity as much as pos- famed magician and is be- by Boca Raton News, SATUPDAY, FEB. 10th sible, believing it should lieved to be a witch. The Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, (Open to Public) 754 REGULAR ADMISSION : be for actors and actresses pres., Ward Risvold, PRE-TEENS IN CARS FREE LUNCH Franks way she attempts to cope and Beans 39$ "who have chosen a ca- with the accusations and the vice-pres. reer in neons," and has BROADWAY'S JOYOUS MUSICAL LOVE STORY! DINNER Country obstacles placed in her path refused to answer any make thisone of the funniest WARD RISVOLD Style Steak questions about how the Fublisher EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 25 with Rice 65< shows ever to be seen at the first idea of the play Playhouse. JAMES SHJGFJA happened to occur to her. JOEN OPEL 5 to 7 o'clock JUAKIMHALL SUNDAY, FER 11th j. Stuart Harrington, pro- John Emery, a noted actor Editor Soup du Jour or Juice of Broadway and Hollywood, ALL DAY ducing director of the Del- H. CLAY RILEY Grilled Chicken with Currant Jelly, MITOSIflUMBB anda familiar performer here Poast Turkey — ray Beach Playhouse, has Advertising Manager Chopped Sirloin Steak with Mushroom Sauce. Dressing — a top-notch cast for in Palm Beach, will be cast Broiled Beef Tenderloin. Starting at 7:00 and 11:00 Cranberry Sauce 654 "Janus" with Jan Scott as her leading man. Mr. Salad PI,US Entered as Second Class of "Auntie Mame" fame, Fmery was last seen here in Matter at the Post Office Potatoes Vegetables INTRIGUE & DOUBLE-CROSS MONDAY, FEB. 12th "The r,azebo", which starred Dessert Beverage Virginia Mayo — George Nader Allan Foley, Frank Leahy, at Boca Raton, Florida, LUNCH Chicken Mary Ferris and Ernie Walter Slezak. Most recent- Dec. 1, 1955. Liver Omelette 45$ Simon. ly he appeared on Broadway CONGO CROSSING DINNER Meat Loaf The Playhouse down- in "The Rape of the Bolt" MEMBER — Peas — Mash- town box office at the andwasfeaturedinthe movie Florida Press Association SPECIALDAILYDINNERS In color at 9:30 entrance of the Arcade ed Potatoes 75$ "Ten North Frederick Street," National Editorial Ass'n. Entree, potatoes, _» Taproom will open Thurs- with the late Gary Cooper. and n FREE Parking 2,000 Cars Boca Raton vegetable, salad beverage. OPENS 1:45 TUESDAY, FEB. 13th day, Feb. 8th, from 9:30 "Hocus Pocus" will be di- Chamber of Commerce a.m. to 3 p.m. and continue LAST BAY LUNCH Turkey rected by Paul Morrison and Pan Pie 45$ through the run of "Jan- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Rosalind Aec us." Reservations can will feature Mary Finney, Russell Guinness DINNFR Southern BeulahGarrick, JoeE. Marks, By carrier in city . . STEAKS - SEAFOODS - CHOPS be made by calling Mrs. 10<£ week RI 1-KnO. FEDERBIHIDHUIBV "A Majority of One" Fried Chicken — Stephen Sanford at CRest- James Cresson, Paxton White- N. Federal Hwy. Pice. 58$. head and John Dutra. By mail in U.S. $4.00 year STARTS TOMORROW wood 6-4576, day or night. 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HURRY!!! Get that Trusi, ROSE Support, Elastic Stocking TODAY. SURGICAL 24 hr. Oxygen SUPPLY Service WH 1-0706 2118 N. Fed. Hwy, Sell Everything for the Sickroom Beacon Light Shopping Center Takes an expert to PROMPT FAST DEUVERY Lighthouse Point cook tantalizing hair- Fnjoying a cook-out and covered dish supper recently with a group of neigh- bungers for nearly 100 bors were, left to right around the table, Dow Cames, Marie Melville, Ed people but George Swi- Krause, Mrs. Krause, Mrs. R.R. Moore, R. Moore and Mrs, Cames. FOR THE kart does his share in a recent cookout four a large Everything PAINTER Teen Talk group of friends and 'Last Call' neighbors. Off Outdoor cooking is fun in Florida. Jim Kell, left, Saturday Night Dance Draws "chief chef* and Arthur Seale, right, who seems 20 % Issued for Moores Host Party to be sniffing the hearty aroma of broiling meat and ON ALL Large Crowd to Teen Center hot beans, prepared the food for a joint barbecue and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore covered dish supper recently for a large group of Moore were hosts to a dessert- GLIDDEN BY TIN A KPI.f.PY friends. and BRUN1NG w bridge party Saturday, ehad a ball''' That was the general opinion after Sa- Last calls are going out Their guests were Mr. and turday night's Big nance with one of our biggest crowds on for pledges to the Boca Mrs. Charles Mohr, Mr. and hand. Charlie Murdock, the popular "O. J. ", provided the Raton Blood Bank to be Mrs. Neal Quimby and Gol. PAINT held Tuesday, Feb. 13.Mark Tofano, Dave Pope entertainment and the prizes, backed up by the live sounds and Mrs. Howard Kates. Carolina Chief 5 Ft. $$99 of the "Testers". Pledge cards may be pick- STEP LADDER ed up at the fire depart- Appointed to Academies Keg. 5.89 W Highlight of the evening N°el and Bruce Hurd- ment in City Hall. Personals Gardner's Reg. 7.95 was the three dance contests. Winners in the slow dance The Blood Bank will Two 17 year old Roca Ra- 1122 S. W. Sixth Street, also Mr. and Mrs. lames Armour $£95 contest were: Bill Eubank and be held at the American ton youths have been select- a senior at Seacrest, will DRIVE WAY RE-SURF ACER The prelims D will be party chairmen for 5 Gal. Can of the twist Danny Vail, Linda Lambert Legion Post 277 Home ed by congressman aul G. take the examination for the Talent Night at the Royal Mildew Resistant Vinyl contest was and Rill Houghten and Gene from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Rogers to compete for ap- United States Merchant Ma- Dalm Yacht Club, Saturday, ROOF PABNT $905 won by Pee Southards and Fran Galio. Donated blood will be pointment to two service rine Academy. Feb. 24. An exciting array Gal. qj Wee South- Finals of the three contests available to any permanent schools. The boys selected for each of talent will be presented, Master PVA Stucco, white only Re $975 ards and Dana will be held on March 17, local resident when need- Mark Tofano, son of Mr, academy will compete in an they said. PAINT & 3.49 Mucci, Pat when Charlie Murdock re- ed. There is no charge and Mrs. Ray Tofano of 335 examination to be given by Gal. j£ Flaherty and turns for the big St. Patty's for the blood, only the N. W. 19th Street will com- the service school. The Each boy was required to Visit Our NEW WALLPAPER SALON Day Street Dance. usual nominal laboratory pete for enrollment at the take the U. S. Civil Service Hal Lightner, school will make the final FREE DELIVERY CALL 393-0939 and Anita fee will be charged by United States Air Force Aca- selection on the basis of this Exam, and submit grades and Fitzgerald This weekend should be the hospital. A person demy. Mark, a senior at examination and their back- background activities while and Bill Daw - Tina Kejey no less of a success than last need not be a member of Seacrest High School, is pre- ground activities. There is in High School. The final any organization to par- son. In the fast dance con weekend. On Friday night sidentof the Student Council. one vacancy at each school examination and selection Raton PAINT Co. ticipate in the program will be made by each aca- test is was- Bi'nHaVriwnd Teen Town will play host to David Frank Pope, son of for Congressman Rogers to 1951 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton D but the blood must be demy soon. Young, aul Rochette ^mpano Beach at the Roca credited to the Boca Ra- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pope of fill. Across from Publix Market Now Open Sat 7:30-3 PM and Fran Galio, and Annie School Gym. Our boys will ton Blood Bank to be be trying to get back on the available. winning side after losing 39- CALL MI FOR Any member of the fami- ft Costs No More at a Fine Store . and often LESS! 37 last Friday to Riviera ly of a donor going to the Beach. The game will be- hospital who will need LIFE gin at 8 p.m. with a sock blood may obtain it by INSURANCE hop to follow. notifying Dr. Edward HOSPITAL *« » Mazaleski or Fire Chief INSURANCE On Saturday night Teen John Loughery before the GROUP INS. Town will hold its "Lovers' patient leaves the hospi- i-eap" with music by the tal. LAZA PENSION If a prospective donoi PLANS "Bel-Aires". Admission is just 25 cents for members has a rare blood type, he and 50 cents for guests. is asked NOT -to donate Crosby W. Alley blood but to sign a pledge BOCA RATON ClORI DA ^ PHONE 395-3232 * * • card so he can be a "walk- Amdur Bldg. For those of you interesting emergency donor." ed in some of our coming 395-5552 Persons donating should activities, mark these dates be in good health, between on your calendar? Feb. 17,the ages of 2i-59 or between 18 and 21 with WAREHOUSE SALE written parental consent. No food or milk should be worth of fine home furnishings taken for four hours be- TO BE SOLD FOR If your broker's far away- fore donating blood. $100,000 $55,000 Refreshments will be Our complete facilities are at your disposal. served to donors by the SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, FEB. 8fh MAIN STORE WAREHOUSE If you want current prices, news of the market, or Legion Auxiliary. N.W. 20th St. the best suggestions we can make about your invest- 559 N. Federal Hwy. 2 LOCATIONS "The Jesters", Feb. 24, BOCA RATON Across the tracks ments—just ask. There's no charge, of course, you're Reach Darty with live band, WITHIN EASY REACH OF SOUTHEAST FLORIDA BOCA RATON not obligated in any way. Furthermore, we'll be happy and March 17, finals of the Name brands insure your lasting satisfaction .... to execute your buy or sell orders on a "give-up" basis dance contests at the big St. Datty's nay outdoor dance. —that is, we will share the commission with your regu- « * * HENREDON - PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE - CONANT BALL - DREXEL - DUNBAR - WHITE OF MEBANE lar broker, no matter where he is located. Some candy money still THOMASVILLE - IMPERIAL - BROYHILL - REMBRANDT - FOUNDERS - CENTURY - BAUMRITTER Just remember: If you want the help of a broker notturnedin. "lease bring it while you're here, it's always as close as the phone. with you this weekend. FRENCH PROVINCIAL FURNITURE . . . Over 150 pieces of the most elegant Simply call— Personals dining suites - bedroom suites - commodes - cocktail tables - sofas - chairs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry rough- The selection is broad, unsurpassed quality ! 1/3 to 40% off on most items. MERRILL LYWCH, Ian of Boca Raton are "island hopping" in the Bahamas HUNDREDS OF ITEMS AVAILABLE - HERE ARE JUST A FEW: PIERCE, with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tiernan ofP ssex Fells, FENNER B. SWIITH IMC 25 — Odd Chairs — an assortment of discontinued numbers in many 1 - Set of 4 walnut arm chairs - TERRIFIC VALUE! - $150.00 - N. Y. The trip is a shakedown styles and finishes— values to $50.00 — Now your choice — $10.00. Now $69.00. NEWYORK STOCK EXCHANQE *NB O1HEK PRINCIPAL STOCK AND COMMOOIimCHAHGES cruise for the Tiernan's new 5 only — expandable and extensole desk dining tables — with 3 1 group — odd chairs — tables — benches — up to $35.00 — Now yacht, "TomkatTV". 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DEL RAY BEACH leaves- seats 6 people when fully extended 1179.00- Now $89.00 your choice $9.95. Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 D LAMPS - LAMPS - LAMPS 1 group — commodes — cocktail tables — lamp tables up to Miss enny Coughlan of $100.00 - now your choice $39.50. Assortment of elegant lamps - in pairs or singly - a teal opportun- Roca Raton, Mrs. Carlton ity—to light youc rooms at remarkable savings —from 1/4 to l/2off! 3 — fine Drexel armless lounge chairs — beautiful fabrics — all Blount and Miss Carlene 7 only — 6-piece bedroom, suites — twin or full size beds — dresser foam rubber - $169.50 - Now $69.00. Rlount of rountry Club of 6 mirror — chest — nite stands — fawn walnut — $219.95 - Reduced 3 - Large mirrors by Drexel - $75.00 - Now $25.0.0. m;m.mm moi owmts § Florida, and. Miss Ann Be - to $169.95! 2 —Bedroom groups—byLane — all walnut—oiled finish —50" chest veridge of Palm Beach, are 2 only — 6-piece bedroom suites with full size bed — double dresser of drawers — comer desk — bookcase — king size bookcase bed — The fullest enjoyment of a pool & mirror — chest — and two nite stands — $229.95 — Reduced to WONDERFUL FOR BOYS BEDROOM-$439.00-Now $199.00. depends on proper care and chemical attending the horse show at Winter Haven, Fla. $199.95 — Teakwood finish. balance. 3 only — 6-piece bedroom suites with twin beds — triple dresser Si 1 - Bedroom group by Lane - all walnut oiled finish — consists of mirror — chest and nite stand — $239.95 — Reduced to $212.50. 50" chest & mirror-king size bed-$300.00 -Now $149.00. • HEALTH 1 — Set of 4 French Provincial chairs in white/gold — $175.00 — 1 - Chest of drawers - white/silver - $250.00 - Now S125.00. Protect the health of your Now $75.00 . 1 - Cherry twin bed - $75.00 - Now $29.00. family with a clean pool — 2 — solid cherry extension tables with 6 spindle back chairs — 1 - Chest of drawers-mirror & twin bed - $99.50 —now $39.00. pure water. WONDERFUL BUY! $419.00 - Now $199.00. 1 - Limed oak - 4/6 bookcase bed - $60.00 - now $19,00.. 5 — solid birch & cherry arm chairs and Captain's chairs — $45.00 1 - Chest of drawers - white/pink - $195.00 - now $79.00. • SPARKLE -Now $19.95. 1 — 6-piece twin bedroom suite — Embassy Black —dresser & mir- Only a properly cleaned pool 10 — solid birch & cherry — cocktail tables — step tables — lamp ror - 5-drawer chest - 3-drawer chest - twin beds - $425.00 - now tables - and other odd pieces - $59.50 - Now $25.00. $212.50. will have sparkling beauty. 10 — Early American maple - lamp tables — end tables — cocktail 1 — Danish styled reclining chair — green cover which is spotted — WATCH ^ tables - $35.00 - Now $14.75. Sold as is - $99.50 - Now $49.00. 1 — 9-piece all walnut dining suite — buffet — extension table — Group of 10 handsome sofas — in quilts — matele'ses — damasks — SWIMMING CLEANING $5.95 serving cart —4side chairs —2arm chairs—$612.00—Now $299.00. big comfortable sofas ~ up to $369.50 - now your choice #199.00. STEM & CROWN $1.95 REGULAR ^ $7,000.00 worth for $2,800.00 40 BEAUTIFUL SOFAS - CHAIRS - SWIVEL CHAIRS - RE- CRYSTAL $1.00 MAINTENANCE Pennsylvania House and Conant-Ball's Early American CLINER CHAIRS - PLATFORM ROCKERS - BARREL MAIN ,.. ^ Cherry and Birch Dining Tables - Hutches - Cabinets - CHAIRS - a-piece SECTIONALS - 4-PIECE SECTIONALS SPRING $1.95 ;£?? 7 Lam? TableS ~ Cocktail Tafel*s - Step Tables - - ALL REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE . . . AT-JHG, BIG PHODII - 39*4249 HYGRADE-CHRQNO. Odd Beds - Odd Chairs! COME EARLY FOR THIS! DISCOUNTS! 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Noted at the rceir.bea-s cocktail party Saturday night at the Boca Faton Hotel and Club were Mr. Chatting at the rrerrbers cocktail party at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club re- and Mrs. Fdward A. Leopoli. cently were, left to right, John Loughery, Mrs. Leo Fox, Mrs. John Loughery, Joining friends for a gala evening at the annual cocktail party for meirbers A Dan Doran, Mrs. Pan Doran, Mrs. A. C. IVienzie and Leo J. Fox. of the Boca Raton Club Saturday were Mrs. Myron A. Sturgeon, Myron Sturgeon, Schooi Menus ice cream, milk. Arthur R. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell. jects. The most noteworthy Week starting Feb. 12, 1962 J. C MITCHELL SCHOOL Monday -- Sloppy Joe on "The chamber is recog- Boys to Build Tower forbeing a car wash held in July BOCA RATON SCHOOL Chamber Sets New Records nized as the clearing house of last year when sixteen boy Monday -- Sloppy Joe onbun, carrot sticks, pork and beans, slicedpineapple, milk. of information for Boca Ra- scouts washed 133 cars in a bun, potato chips, raisin cup For Service in January ton, " said Chamber president Tuesday -- Roast pork, Scout Week Observance ten hour day. The troop is a cakes, milk. letters of inquiry were Ken Higgins. "Everyone be- Boy Scout Week will be by Robert Day and Jack With- rice with gravy, cabbage records were set for ca mping troop having camp- Tuesday -- Chicken noodle answered, which is a total of nefits as a result of the ac- observed in Boca Raton with row and through their efforts salad, bread and butter, services rendered by the Roca ed out over night at least soup, balogna and cheese 1861 people or firms serviced tive Chamber of Commerce construction of a 20-foot a committee was organized applesauce and cookie, milk. Raton rjiamberof <~bmmerce once a month since its in- sandwiches, jello, milk. for the month of January ac- in a month. program - the housewife, the signal tower at the corner of (and Robert Roll was enlisted Wednesday -- Beef stew ception in places as far off Wednesday ~ Hot dogs, cording to Pd Melvin, the merchant, t he contractor, Federal Highway and Pal- as Scoutmaster.) The Elks with vegetables, orange These figures do not in- as Big Pine Key. mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, liamber manager. the skilled worker, the pro- metto Park Road. sponsor over 900 boy scout juice, hot biscuits, pudding, clude the religious groups The Scouts will initiate bread and butter, fruit, milk. There were 669 phone calls fessional man, all business Scout troop 327 will build troops throughout the United milk. and civic organizations that another car wash similar to Thursday -- Hamburger for information; 1057 people firms, visitors and retirees. the tower, capable to hold States and this is one of their use the Chamber premises the one last year on the 10thgravy over rice, spinach, Thursday — Spaghetti with The continued rise in Cham- one ton, entirely with rope prime youth activities. In visited the Chamber for ser- nor any meetings such as the of March in order to raise bread and butter, brownies, meat and tomato sauce, bercontacts reflects the pub- lashings. Other lashed camp- May 1961 the Troop was of- vice, advice, information or monthly Ojffee Club, Kel- money for more camping e- milk. tossed salad, French bread, lic's recognition I' ing equipment will be on ficially chartered by the Na- directions; and 135 individual vin stated. quipmentto be used when the Friday -- Macaroni and brownies, milk. display. tional Scout Council as Boy troop participates in its first cheese, cole slaw, tomato Friday — Grilled cheese In connection with Scout Scout Troop # 327, Boca Ra- district camporee April 7th, slices, cornmeal muffins, sandwich, cheese wedge, Week, Robert E. Roll, scout- ton, Florida, Pioneer District, 8th and 9th. Tickets will be celery sticks, cream ofto- LINCOLN'S THDAY master for Troop 327, traced Gulf Stream Council. on sale this week-end at team-work and resourceful- mato soup, crackers Dutch therecordof the local scouts. " The Boy Scout Troop first $1. 00 each through the boy ness in the individual boy apple cake, milk. "In the beginning of 1961, " met in June with three scouts scouts. through enjoyable out-door Roll said, "with the realiza- in attendance and today has "Adult help is needed and activities." Births tion that Boca Ratonno longer 42 registered boy scouts. The anyone interested in beco- Boys between the ages of Mr. and Mrs, Zeldon Co- lumbus Whismer of 399 N. E. had an active boy scout boyscouts of Roca Raton pay ming a scouter should contact 11 and 17, interested in troop, the Boca Raton Elks theirown way, i. e., buy all Fifth Street, Boca Raton, JackMcGowan, Troop Com- scouting, may join by bring- announce the birth of a Lodge undertook the organi- troop equipment, including mittee Chairman. Scouting ing his parents toth e Scout zation of a new troop. This daughter, Judy Unnette, S^/ Ik _ B%._f II Cfoffees tents, etc., by engaging in builds character, confidence, Hut any Thursday night at born Feb. 3 at Rethesda Me- movement was spearheaded various money earning pro- leadership, out-door skills, 7:30 p.m. I morial Hospital. Pole 2" Diameter Galvanized Sola Elsewhere at 9.95 What the Plastic COUPON DUST PAN Sold Elsewhere 40* NEW UNIVERSITY at BOCA RATON hWfl? Lowest Prices In FLORIDA - Sold Means to You! Elsewhere at 39.95 f "" "COUPON "" "" ""* M * j Sfurrff Corn ^ Brmrn Aluminum 1.19 Value

Your sons and daughters need TRELLIS WEATHER PROOFi an opportunity for a college education Sold Elsewhere 4.95 close to home at great dollar savings HOOVER to every family. Constellation Complete With Tools Cypress Wmd Sold Elsewhere 54.95 The presence of a great Univer- 3 Piece Lawn Set sity in our midst means a vastly larger 2 Chairs - Settee Sold Elsewhere buying public; more year-round resi- for 9.95 dents and visitors; increased area-wide INCH property values — in short, a richer PLASTIC economy. Electric HOSE U.L. Charcoal Sold Elsewhere Approved Ljg nter at 6.45

New industry surveying South- Sold Elsewhere FuSly for 2.98 Guaranteed east Florida as a location for new 12 PIECE plants or plant expansion demand (a) 18 PIECE a ready pool of trained workers; (b) fac- Oven- Luncheon SET ilities of higher education for their own Wwe The Perfect^ employees' advanced training. Set Gift-Heatproof Li 22K Gold Trimmed Sold Elsewhere Sold Elsewhere for 4.25 4.50 It's up to y@u in '62 To open tho ioot in '64 BOCA RATON HARDWARE 1865 N.W. 2nd. AVENUE -INW 30 ST. I- AT 19th. STREET NOTE: -INW19 5I.I- Ail our workers are LOCAL volunteers PHONE 395-499O UNIVERSITY at o INW4AV.I working to help you and the community. (US#1) 2 When they ask you to Give, GIVE INW2AV.I I PALMETTO PK.RD.I' SALE DAYS BOCA RATON generously! ATtANtIC FRi. SAT. & MON. OCEAN WM. H. HALLMAN FEB. 9, 10, •ICAMINO REAU- ENDOWMENT CORP Boca Raton Chairman and 12 Thursday, February 8, 1962 THE BCG* RATON NEWS 9/ Fells, N. J,, and acted as Miss Ooughlan trainer. Last year Penny won two Wins in Show major championships, the Tunior Working Hunter rham - Miss Penny Coughlan, 17, pion in Miami and in Lake Announcing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. worth. She also won a third <^eraldCoughlan of Roca Ra- in the stake Class, Miami, ton, won Reserved Junior competing against men and NOW IN BOCA RATON! Working Hunter Champion women professionals. at the Bethesda Memorial Miss Coughlan won three Horse Show which ended Blues, a third in Stake and a Our New Store in Boca Raton, across from First Bank Sunday night. fifth in the Miami horse show of Boca Raton, is now open and we cordially invite She won three seconds and and thiee Blues, a fifth and a third during the show. sixth in the Lake worth horse you to stop in and browse. You will find the largest The teenage Miss Coughlan show. and most varied selection of clothing in the area - brought her horse here from "enny's next show will be her former home in Essex at winter Haven, Fla. NAMES YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE - HART SCHAFFNER & MARX - SUITS - SPORT COATS - AND SLACKS- PALM BEACH CO. - SUITS FROM 39-95 Phone - SPORT COATS FROM 29.95 SLACKS FROM 9.95 TO 42.50 Miss Penny Coughlan, received the award as Re- HOUR serve Champion in the Junior Working Hunter Divi- - PRO SLAK (ALL NEW COLORS) 15.95 sion at the Bethesda Memorial Horseshow riding her BERMUDA SHORTS - PLAIDS - CLEANERS own horse, "Irish Holiday". Miss Stefanie Zacher, right, of Davie made the award-Press Bureau Photo SOLIDS - BATIKS - 4.95 TO 9.95 unit price of: VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS- Public Notices $—• Per square yard Total: % SHORT AND LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS 4.25 TO 8.95 CITY OF BOCA RATON Palm Beach County Bidders must have a Ci ty Occupational License for this Boca Raton, Florida work. The City reserves the SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS right to reject any and al] February 1, 1962 (HUGE SELECTION) 3.95 TO 17.50 N TICE bids. ° TO CONTRACTORS. The bi dder i s requi red to The City of Boca Raton, Boca examine the site of the proposed Raton, Florida, will receive bids work and it will be a ssumed PURITAN BAN LON SHIRTS-15 - COLORS - 8.95 on or before 5:00 P.M., Wednes- that he is satisfied a s to the conditions to be encountered (OTHER KNIT SHIRTS FROM 5.00) day, February 21, 1962, for the whether or not specifically set furnishing of all labor, materials forth in the above notice. and equipment necessary for.the The City of Boca Raton will JANTZEN SWIM WEAR - FROM 3.95 UP 1943 N. FEDERAL HWY. installation of a pavement along not be responsible for any li- S. E. 4th Street from South Fed- abilities Incurred during the eral Highway, Westerly, a dis- com pi etion of th e abpve wo rk, tance of 400 feet to "an alley 'The successful bidder enter- CAMP HOSE, FEATURING and a]ong said alley from S,E« ing into a contract for any por- 4th Street to S.E. 5th Street, tion of the work shall furnish "FISHERMANS KNIT", IN 16 COLORS BOCA RUG LAUNDRY together with all work incidental an d fil e with the Ci ty an ac- thereto. Said work to be pep- ceptable Contract Performance formed in accordance with the Bond as security for the faithful 21 S.E. 3rd St. 3954723 plans and specifications on file performance of this Contract and in the City Engineer's, Office, for the payment of all persons We Stock Sizes 34 to 48 Pick-Up and Delivery Service and that the specifications performing labor and/or furnish- not herein specifically set forth ing materials in connection with shall be in accordance with the the contract. State Road Department specifi- The undersigned agrees to So There Is No Need To Drive Out of Town cations. execute the contract within ten (10) consecutive calendar days SPECIALS SPECIFICATIONS after notice being given of the There shall be no direct pay- award of contract, and that all ment for the concrete work woik will be completed within - You Can Shop Right in Boca! shown on the plans. There will one month after receiving notice be approximately 35 feet of of award from the City. - OUR ONE AIM IS TO PLEASE YOU - Location curvil in ear c oncrete curb and This form must be used for the 9x12 gutter to be replaced together Proposal and signed. The com- with approximately 120 square pleted Proposal shall be placed WE ALSO CARRY BOYS CLOTHING FROM AGE 14 TO STUDENTS SIZES ! feet of four inch concrete side- in a sealed envelope and plain- Cleaning walk to be replaced. ly marieed on the outside "BID SUITS - SLACKS - SPORT COATS - SHIRTS ETC. - Wash Rugs Contractor shall coordinate FOR PAVING — To be opened (In Your Own Home) the work with all utility compa- at the regular City Commission nies. Meeting, Wednesday, February Bids shall be made on a unit 21, 1962." 400 price basis and *he amount due The envelope containing the on final payment shall be com- Proposal shall be addressed to: Sq. Ft. puted by multiplying the actual City of Boca Raton Wool Rugs quantity of the black top .asphal- Boca Raton, Florida tic concrete wearing surface by Attention: City Manager Min. $15.00 said unit price. COLE-HOWARD Slightly Higher This NOTICE and the follow- Prepared by: ing schedule is to be used in AE, Amsler Wm. H. Lamb making the Proposal for the City Engineer City Manager 41 S.E. 1st Ave. Finest Rug Cleaning - above work. Submitted by: PROPOSAL Directly Across from the First Bank of Boca Raton Now available at no extra wst Paving approximately I960 Furnish Proof of Publication square yards complete at the February 8th & 15th, 1962

We thank the voters of Boca Raton for their solid support of good government. 1/3 of those Registered voted for Continued Good Government 1/3 of those Registered abstained from voting indicating satisfaction with the present administration We earnestly request all voters to support the present administration in the runoff on February 20th.

COMMITTEE FOR CONTINUED GOOD GOVERNMENT

SECRETARY, CHAIRMAN Paid Political Advertisement 10A THE BCC/FATCN NEWS Thursday, February 8, 1962

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Capt, Bob Uihlein (right), No. 4 on the Milwaukee team, and Co-Capt. John Oxley (left) of Dallas-Tulsa, are both after the ball in last Sunday's game at Getting a few tips on polo from Ray Harrington are members of the local Elks. Royal Palm Polo Grounds. Dallas-Tulsa won a 9-5 victory over the squad from Two teams of pony-back Elks will take to the field on Shetland mounts Feb. 25 Milwaukee. before the regular game at Royal Palm Polo Grounds for one chukker with broomsticks and an oversize ball. Present for the briefing were, from left, Ar- nold Kurzinger, Bob Mackey, Harrington, Jack Benham, Jack Wi throw and Bob Cecil Smith Will Make Dallas-Tulsa Day.

dianS with 3 oi ntS led the Bears with 14 LEAGUE STANDINGS First Appearance Here Team Routs The Seacrest Seahawks were putting up a good [ 2 g 4 points. W L fight foir the ball in this action under the basket at Rams 7 4 3 8 22 12 3 4 Bears 3 1 Royalty from the world the invitation of the Ki last week's game against Lake Worth. Lake Worth Indians 2 13 0 6 Tigers 11 5 13 8 38 Rams 3 1 of sport and the far east wanis clubs and will atten:„d Milwaukee edged out Seacrest with a 45-41 victory in the Sun- in the final game the Bears 10 5 12 9 36 Tigers 2 2 will highlight the second the championship polo coast Conference game. Lanny Van Camp of Lake first place Jaycee Bears The schedule for this Indians 2 2 game of the Sunshine Lea- match with his entourage. Red hot Del Carroll ex- Worth and Danny Gibson have their hands on the ball met their first defeat. The week will be as follows: Bulldogs 1 3 ploded with three goals in gue at Royal Palm Polo More than 3000 Kiwanians while Dave Wrausenian and Don Martell (left) are Teen Town Tigers out- 9 a,m. Polo Unlimited In- Cardinals 1 3 are expected to attend the the sixth period to lead Grounds Sunday, Feb. 11, ready to get into the fray. played the Bears by the dians vs Doby Brick Cardi- when Boca-Oakbrook takes game enjoying a reunion Dallas-Tulsa's 9 to 5 rout score of 38-36. Jerry Vil- nals; 10 a.m. Boca Teen- on Milwaukee. of clubs of the two dis- of Milwaukee at Royal lars was the highman for Town Tigers vs First Bank Cecil Smith, the reign- tricts. Attendance Sunday Palm Polo Grounds Sunday Jaycee Bears Drop First the Tigers with 21 points. of Boca Earns; 11 a.m. ing master of polo, will is predicted to top the before a record crowd. John Matteis and Gary Boca National Bank Bull- make his 1962 debut at 7100 fans who turned out Carroll scored five of the Lambert followed with 5 dogs vs Boca Jaycee Royal Palm playing with February 4th for Ft. _Laud - Dallas-Tulsa markers Game, Tie for League Lead points each. Ronnie Kelly Bears. Boca-pakbrook while King erdale Day and saw Dallas- while Billy Mayer added Tulsa break out of a tight tnree and Co-Captain John The first place Jaycee the lead at the end of the Saud of Saudi .Arabia will third quarter. Chuck Lek- be the guest of the Kiwanis match to beat Milwaukee in Oxley c ontributed one. Bears lost their first game AT Benny Gutierrez was high to the Teen Town Tigers niskas led the Cardinals - * :„ districts of Broward and the late periods 9 to 5. with 24 points. Dennis Palm Beach Counties. Smith, observing his scorer for Milwaukee tally- by the score of 38-36. The First Bank Rams and the Weicht followed with 13 TROPICAL King Saud, vacationing 25th year at the pinnacle ing three while Wayne Brown and Ray Harrington Doby Brick Cardinals de- points. Jimmie Crowell WELCOME TO DELRAY BEACH GOLF CENTER in Palm Beach, accepted of polo rating — 10 goal led the Bulldogs with 22; handicap — will see action each added one. feated their opponents in 1 mile So. on U.S. 1 midget basketball last points. with nine goaler Harold Dallas-Tulsa took the Delray Beach Barry, Captain Don Beve- initial Sunshine League Saturday morning. 12 3 4 ridge and Dick Bunn. Mil- game after busting a fourth The first game of the Cardinals 2 8 16 11 37 GOLF COURSE and DRIVING RANGE 18 Beautiful waukee's captain Bob Uih- period 4 to 4 tie behind morning matched the Doby Bulldogs 12 3 10 6 31 Par 3 Holes and lein is expected to field Carroll' s tremendous dis- Brick Cardinals against The second game pitted l&HOLE PAR 60 Ray Harrington, and Benny Play of horsemanship and the Boca National Bank the Polo Unlimited Indi- Practice Range Bulldogs. The Cardinals ans against the First Bank i Gutierrez and is looking shooting. Earlier in the ! HA1JLY GREENS FEES Practice Range game Carroll took a spill defeated the Bulldogs by of Boca Raton. The First for the services of nine Bank Rams defeated the Open Until 11 p.m. goal star George Oliver, in front of the packed the score of 37-31. The SINGLE PLAY 10-PLAY RATE grandstand, recovered- un- Bulldogs led the Cardi- Indians by the score of Greens F«e sidelined last week with a nals at the half, but lost 22-7. Scott Armour led $100 1 $*>50 broken finger. hurt and went back into the Rams with 8 points, Daily The game will be played the scrap. time. Dennis Maradie followed for the Gold Coast Trophy Two of our local bowl- with 7 points, Mike Hardy CR 8-3716 Lessons by Appointment and will honor the city of Teen Boys Drop ing teams vent down to was high man for the In- CR 6-7888 West Palm Beach. Lauderdale over the week- W. ATLANTIC AVE. AT BARWICK ROAD end to the city tourna- Three Florida doctors Riviera Game ment. They didn't knock have isolated a rod-shaped Riviera Teen-age boys them dead but had a good bacteria which they say defeated Boca's Teen time trying. Hidden Valley is the cause of athlete's Town boys by one basket had a 2690 series and Ear- foot, heretofore associat- in a night which ended grove Fower Spray a edwith a fungus. with a record hop after 2784 maybe v;e will come the game. The final into the money. Stauffers score was 39-37. girls knocked the Maples Riviera pulled ahead in for a 3039 . . . boy that's the second quarter and bowling! 950 THANKS It's a Fact! held the lead until the Beerfleld Men had Een final buzzer sounded. Valletta with a 204, Bob Old As You Love Tony Amento led the Ri- Schachtel 202, Grey CJark When Dr. Fonrad Ade- viera boys with 19 points. 202, Bryan Crowell 201, To You Voters and Supporters nauer was asked why Teen Town's high scorer Leon Renfto 19€, and Earl FUSSY was Tim Jemison with 10 Speai 190. he still had so much in the Primary Election Feb. 6th about vitality at age 84, he points. Richard Schluse- said, "I don't hate any- meyer followed with 9 your car? one. I points. try not This week, the Teen- to get Town boys play Pompano from Get the right muffler mad at Beach Teen-age boys on for your make and anyone. Friday night, Feb. 9 at model of car installed And I 8 p.m. By: Reid Simmons by an expert in just enjo y vhat I Pin Patter Dan Boirgioli Courtney C. do." If 15 minutes BY GLADYS COLFAX We read where no less at your you think Jim Terry than 13,000 movies have about his ansver, there, Deerfield Juniors had been sold to the televi- in a few words is a good some nice highs this week, sion industry, why then formula for living the Ed LeViness stole the do we see the same ones good life. In business show with a 189/524f for the second, third, even we try to trans! ate it in- O'Reilly Eodowal 160/ sixth time around? ... We BOONE to not only liking people, 408, Rick MiJlikin 145/ also read where Syria has but in serving them, as 396f and Fat Clark 127/ purchased a number of se- v.e would want to be 337. ries for viewing there, in- served. The Bantam division cluding Perry Mason, I was Jed by our boy Randy Love Lucy and — watch Yoho all the way with a it now — Deputy Eawg . . . Midas mufflers are 205/376. Randy will re- There's an old saying that I appreciate your interest for the continuation of good government TERRY nothing succeeds like suc- GUARANTEED for as ceive an "Over 200" for Boca Raton. The statements I have made concerning "Boss" long as you own your car. patch from AJEC for his cess, which is perhaps the efforts. Jim Sabin came reason Mitch Miller's pop- FORD Co. ular Sing Along show will politics are now clearly proven. This takeover cannot be allowed to Broward's Newestfc Fastest thru with a 155/26lf Ross POMPANO BEACH Lev is 153/252, the ladies be the basis for similar wreck our city and its bright future. The fight has only started - Growing Ford Dealer efforts by Peggy Lee, 1484 South Federal 1000 N. Federal Hwy. Marilyn Erovnlee 128/248, unite, work, and vote Tuesday, February 20, for Diana Tafoya 96/189. The Patti Page and Frankie Pompano Beach Laine ... A new Admiral WE 3-9971 WH 1-0310 entire group vas enter- tained by Ricky Erownlee is the finest all-around with a Coke party cele- buy in the industry. Treat yourself to a convincing brating his birthday. demonstration where se- Courtney C. Boone One of our shot putts, lection, service and price Dave Millar can let it are hard to beat — at TV TUBES ride 46.5 feet but as a SOUTHERN TV INC., bowlei can only biag a 1927 No. Federal High- Your Candidate CHECKED SN YOUR HOME 116 average. Stay with it, way. Phone 395-4666. Dave, it will come in due CeicliSSac and Oldsmobile for Sound, Efficient and Progressive NO SERVICE €HA1!©1 FACTORY Government. AUTHORIZED UST PRICE Prompt SALES & SERVICE POPULAR BRAND TUBES Service Convenient for Boca Raton Residents Your faith in my integrity Call IN DELRAY BEACH will not be abused. 395-3639 or HOYLI CAD!l.LAC-OS.DSMOBgLE/ Inc. Crescenf TV 278-2462 455 N. Federal (6th Ave.) CR 6-5225 Paid Political Advertisement Thursdoy, February 8, 1962 THE BOCA RATCN HEWS MA ADDITIONAL ALTERATIONS OFFICES FOR RENT... flEAL ESTATE for SALE HOMES FOR SALE CLASSIFIEDS EXCLUSIVE Alterations LARGE & Small Units, 4 bedroom, 3 bath dream In Banyan Road—one block from ONPAGEI12A of all kinds and custom suitable for retail mer- ocean—near "Estates" section of home on Lake Osborne Boca Raton—we hav« an unusual Boca Raton News Classified dress making. Telephone chandise, real estate, in- duplex type property—with 4 bed- West of Lantana, almost MISCELLANEOUS roomi-4 baths, a flexible and spa- 395-4017. (534-7,8,9B) surance, etc. Also, Rest- clous room arrangement—nice ex- new. Sacrifice $29,500. JorSAtE aurant. Main thoro'ughfare. terior appearance—central heat and Delray 278-1754. May air conditioning —far better than HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE .4 Small Hooked rugs, 2 DRESSMAKING:. Altera- Large paved parking. Low average equipment—in splendid con- trade. (678-11B) dition—offe/ed for quick sale—fur- Oriental runner s,. 224 N.E. tions, all types of Sewing rents. 290 W. Palmetto nished or unfurnished—at thousands THREE bedrooms; two. NEW Home, 3860 NW 4thNEW 2 bdr. home, awning less than actual value. 15,000.00 in Will sacrifice 3 bedroom - windows, central gas heat, 24th Ct., Boca Woods. by experiencep d Seam- pk. ad. 395-5549. (573- cash—balance on long term financ- bath, large living Florida Ave., Boca Raton. Spa- 395-5275. ing will handle. .Call us for address 2 bath. $495. down, take room, Electric kitchen, GE kitchen, Fla. room & 395-2174. (673-11P) stress. Call 8Btf) or inspection, Logan «-78S2 — or cious 5 rooms, 2 tile (486-5B) Boca 395-4034 evenngs. Harry Duffy over payments. Phone Central Heating, Front baths, oak floors, 2 car screened patio, $13,000. BARGAIN - 15' cubic foot and Associates, Inc. Realtors. 399-3961. (686-11B) Patio, Carporte. Bargain garage, full basement w/no closing costs. Apply MUStCAL INSTRUMENTS WAREHOUSES chest freezer. Must sell. 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. (692-1.1.12B) $14,800. Financed. 1032 would make ideal shelter. 535 N.$. 36th St., across 395-3934. (683-11B) TWO Manual electronic ceilings, 3 10x12 over- PRIVATE BEACH-Ocean S.W. 9th Ave. Boca Square. Reasonable. Call 395- from Lake Rogers Isles. organ. Late model. Bass head doors, separate off- Front home and guest (631-9,10,11B) 2371 or Owner, Miami, (565-8Btf) Jalousie Door 2'8"x6'7", 10 beautiful wooded water- house, apartment zoned. — pedals. Must sell. Will ice 12x15,2 toilets. Prac- PL 7-1918. (311-50Btf) A CHRISTIAN RETREAT. Excellent Condition, Com- sacrifice. Terms. 395-2770. tically new building. front acres with house, $650 per ft. Delray CR ,6- plete with Screen, lock & 5939. (688-11,12,13,14B) UNUSUAL OFFERING t Unfurn. 2 bdrs, single, in (586-8Btf) Plenty of windows, cen- huge fireplace, off Mili- In Lake Floresta Park, PRICED for quick sale, 2 keys $15.00. Welsh Folding tary Trail West of Boyn- bedroom, 1 bath home, beautiful condition. 4 trally located. Fh. JA 4- this ultra-modern, 2 bed- blocks from World Famous Carriage — lift out body WANTED TO BUY~ 7813. (238-47Btf) ton. $26,500 for quick UNBELIEVABLE - 3 Chatham Hills. FHA or $8.00. Child's Spring horse bedroom - 3 bath home room, 2 bath home, was Bible Grounds. Ready to Wanted Clean Used sale. Phone Delray 278- built by one of the de- conventional financing. new, still in carton $5.00. STORES FOR RENT 1754, Owner. (679- 11B) with Swimming Pool - move in. All newly painted HOUSEHOLD GOODS velopment's founders. 321 N.E. 28th Rd. Call & decorated. 221 NW 10th 395-0878. (674-11B) Will Pay Top Prices TWO Stores available, , large living room and 395-2647. (456-3Btf) LOTS FOR SALE dining "L" modern Sparkling new and of rare St. See owner next door. Try Us Call - WH 2-1042. North Boca Raton. Ample_ quality thruout. Custom Priced to sell quick. (535- $8000 at 7% needed for 1 Duke Home Furnishings parking, $65. per month." kitchen - 2 car gar. 2 Bedroom CBS house, year, secured by $27,000 VERY desirable residen- Excellently located made draperies and w/w Screened porch, partially 7Btf) 230IN. Dixie Highway, Call 395-0934. (189-44Btf) tial lots in Boca Raton carpeting. Available im- interest in improved land. Pompano near the ocean. Never furnished, Ouiet neighbor- Phone Delray, CR 8-1764. REAL ESTATE Hills sub. All improve- occupied. For quick mediately at sacrifice. 3 BEDROOM home, very Buy — Sell - Trade hood. $8800. CR 8-1602. good condition, $10,500. (690-11B) FOR RENT or SALE ments paid. Low initial sale $37,500. ($12,000. Gold Coast Homes, Inc., (696-11B) (470-4,5,6,7B) 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Phone Boca 395-5370. UNFURN. 2-bdr, 2 bath, payment. Balance easy cash required — mtg. FULL SIZE AND TWIN BEDS monthly payments. Write Boca Raton, Fla. - 395-3040. (598.9.10P) Box springs and foam mattresses APARTMENTS FOR RENT Fla. room, central heating. $25,500). Royal Palm Yacht From $38 A SET-UP Box 651, Boca Raton, Fla. (693-11B) SAVE »% TO 50% Reasonable. 3543 NW 2nd This is a "must" to PLORESTA — Exceptional ON ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR SALE OR LEASE or call WH 1-0613. (536- see. Owners Sole Agent- and Country Club 3 bdr; 2 baths, air-cond- MILLER'S OCEANFRONT CO-OP Ave, To see pick up key BEST LOCATION NEW ft USED FURNITURE 7-14B) F. Byron Parks 2280 heat, superb kitch. liv. Federal High & NE 4«h St. Furnished 1 Bedroom Apt, at 3667 NW 2nd Ave. BEST BUY Between Lighthouse Point and 399 South Ocean Blvd. BOCA RATON, RIVIERA Fla din. rms. sep. gar. w. Deerfield 3W-3500 COVE BEACH CLUB CHOICE bldg. lots, 1 Silver Palm West Tel. 395-0611 2 Bedroom stor. rm. lge. dbl. lot w. (661-10E) Deerfield Bch. Ph. 399-3249 3 Bedroom - 2 bath screen- block off Federal Hwy. (700-11B) A most desirable Resi- fruit trees compl. privacy across from Lake Rogers lbath dent Community with pri- 5 Standard A.K.C. Regis- (672-11,12,13,14B) ed porch. $600. down. Call and comfort. Ph. 395-2441. Isles. Apply 535 N.E. CBS Home vate Yacht Club and tered Poodles. Champagne 395-0579 or see at 942 W. Owner — 3 bedrooms - 2 (488-5Btf) 36th St. (582-8Btf) to settle Estate Country Club with all color. Call at 511 N.E. New 2 BedR. & 2 baths Camino Real. (694-1 IB) baths. GE kitchen - Well furnished or unfurnished. landscaped. 1071 N.E. 4th $16,500 . the charm of your own Second St., Deerfield 4 DESIRABLE Residen- J. STUART ROBLRTSON NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath One with private bath & REAL ESTATEWANTED Ave. Phone 395-2693. club "back home" - home central heating, Beach, 399-0689. (605- tial Lots 79 x 141 Pompa- ASSOC. INC. Owner says — sell this 11P) entrance. Near shopping LISTINGS for Acreage, (684-11,12,13,14B) city sewers, extra lge. center & beach. 40 S.E. no N.E. 27 Ave. and 9.th 152 South Federal beautifully appointed, air- Homes, Commercial, In- 395-4626 lot, built-in range & USED Station equipment, 7th St., Eoca. (603-lOBtf) dustrial, Waterfront & Non- Ct Phone 399-2396. RARE OCEAN FRONT conditioned home at a (624-9,10,11,12B) (676-11B) oven, lge. screened porch, Pepsi Cola Machine, ARO waterfront Lots. OFFERING. Most attrac- reduced price - - - under no closing costs, price Grease Machine - Battery BOCA ESTATES, 2 blocks Plastridge, Inc. tively furnished 2 bedroom 3 Pedroom 2 bath, all $50,000. Open 10 A.M. $14,000. 1199 West Pal- Charger - (Blitz) Misc. off A1A, beautifully furn. RealEstate.MortgageLoans CORNER Lot, faces 2 bath home. Complete in electric, F.H.A. Mortgage, to 6 P.M. everyday. metto Pk, Rd. Ph. 395- 399-2264. (697- 11B) 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, car- & Insurance north, 100x100, Boca minute detail. Heat & air- Lov Monthly payments. 1818. (594-8B) Harbour. Call CR 6-5811. conditioning. Pine panelled UOTHERWELL HELP WANTED port, screened Lanai. Out- 206 South Federal Hwy. $14,600. 1269 N.w. 4th (599-9,10,11,12B) with quality appointments St., Country Club Village. /Vi REALTY REAL ESTATE standing. Brokers invited. Boca Raton, Fla. 20 S. E. 1st Ave., Boca Raton TYPEWRITER, addmach., Ph. 395-2541. (523-7Btf) Ph. 395-1433 thru out. Landscaped 395-5375. (646-10E) mechanic, experienced. 100' or 200' choice ocean grounds overlooking ocean 395-4044 (581-8,11B) frontage North of Delray (695-11B) Part time. Call 395-4151 LOVELY 1 bedroom apt. within minutes of fine REPOSSESSION, 2 bed- ROYAL OAK HILLS i. & motels. clubs, Golf & deep sea rooms, 2 baths, REAL ESTATE for interview. (670-10E) Also efficiency, furnishedd. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE FEA vaJ- Finest water front lot Beautiful location Jordan ^ >er foot takes fishing. Ample space for uation $17,700. Wil] sell Qualified Beautician, full HOUSEE fQforr sal e QoTr tmiletrai r with sea wall. Choice of Manor, 101 NW Pine Oir- __ _ .,_ «,,f WH 1- it. Terms. Phone Delray another Bldg. Will sell un- with discount. 680 N.W. LOT IN ROYAL PALM time, 5 or 6 day week. rfor Jdowi n paymentm . WH 1- 278-1754, Owner. (680-11B) Mode] Homes. cle. Ph. 395-4567. (936- furnished. Owner 399-0184. 12th Ave. Ph. 395-0753. AT BARGAIN PRICE Beautyrama & Reducing 1669. (623-9B). (671-1 IB) S500. under margin Salon, 218 S. Fed. Hwy., Btf)- Waterfront lot in Exclusive (680-8E) HUTZLER REALTY 395-4622. (701-11,12B) REAL ESTATE for SALE "Cove", 5th Section Lot REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Call JA 2-1251 FURN. 1 bdr. apt. Also 11, block 56, 100'xll5' 420 N. Federal Hwy. Night or Sunday: Efficiency. Spacious DUFLEX - 245-247 N.E. JA 2-7200 SITUATIONS WANTED 12th St. Deliay Eeach - 2 with seawall. Owner needs 395-1922 comfortable. Week, month some cash. Will sacrifice. Country Club Village Reliable mature woman or season. El Mar Apts; bedroom, less than 5 years old - Ranges, Refrigera- 395-3392. (689-11,12,13,14 Split Level Home — 3 Bedr. — 2 baths, Large yard will baby-sit, day or night, 4300 NW 3rd Ave. 395-2596. B) own transportation. 395- (196-44B)tors - Excellent Eeat - - Sprinkler System. Terms - Owner transferred. OWNER MOVED NORTH. YOU CAN BUY THIS RIGHT 1432. (620-9P) OWNER MUST SELL- Ap- BUILDING lots for sale in Three Bedrooms - two baths - east of U.S. 1 1 Bedroom corner Apt. — praised Value approximate- beautiful Country Club Vil- 532 N.W. 12th Terrace Ph. 395-0389 300 Ft. to Beach, Com- ONLY MINUTES TO THE BEACH - ONLY $3500 FUKSF, Florida L.F.N. ly $17,000. MAKE AN lage. Phone 395-1818 or CASH DOWN. pletely furnished, twin OFFER - CR. 6-5484. stop at office at entrance. Apartment lot - $6000 - Deerfield - Bargain - License, car, v.ijl travel. beds — Living Room — Kit- Live in. Logan 6-68 24 or (648-lOEtf) East of Federal Hwy. — Close to ocean and new chen — Dining Area — full REAL ESTATE shopping center — .399-3322. (600-10E) bath - Heated - T.V. Five wooded investment PLASTRIDGE, INC. Large Yard - Patio Etc. acres off Military Trail NEW- m, 2 girls. Experienced want Realtors i REAITY Adults -No Pets - Avail- west of Lantana - $8500. day work or by the week, WATERFRONT 2939 N. FEDERAL HWY. FORT LAUDEROALE, FLA. cleaning, ironing, baby able Feb. 14. 599 N. Ocean Terms. Phone Delray 278- Phone 395-1433, 206 S. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton sitting. 395-0452. (681- Blvd. (A1A) - See Owner 1754, Owner. (677-11B) Ocean access, Phone: 564-6359 11P) on premises. Just South of — _ 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Surf Club. (691-11B) 200 feet choice ocean ESTATE SECTION Lay work or by the week. HOMES FOR RENT frontage zoned apts. & Model Homes Cleaning, Laundry & motels, North of Delray. Boca Raton, SPANISH RIVER ROAD Cooking. 395-0427. (685- HOUSE for rent unfurnish- Bargain for quick sale. Owner must sell OUR BEST BUY 11P) ed, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Phone 278-1754. (628-9B) $15,990 Completely furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Phone 395-1432.C635-9Btf) Beautifully landscaped - sprinkler system. 2 car BEAUTIFUL MODERN Day work or 5 days — OFFICE FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH WATERFRONT HOME Cleaning, ironing or baby 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furn. CALL garage - patio. Sacrifice for $39,500. Compare sitting. Experienced. 395- or unfurn., wall/wall Boca's Best BOCA 395-1211 and buy Exclusive with Full power dock. East of Fed. Hwy. Ideal for 0452. (682-11P) Fla. rm., Season or year- Business Address up-to-date Florida living. $21,500. ly. Reasonable. 395-1432. * Store, office or Jack A. Benson AUTOS FOR SALE (621-9P) desk space at EXPERT Registered Real Estate Broker # 1960 FORD Convertible, reasonable rentals QUALIFIED 503 E. Palmetto Park Rd, Phone 395-1682 Wm. INC. Power Steering, Radio, low 4 Bedroom, 3 bath furnish- 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ADVICE DAY mileage. Good condition. ed home - yearly or sea- 500 S. Federal Highway Phono 395-5750 REALTORS Sacrifice. WH 1-8512. sonal. Reasonable. Call Prestige-Co-op Apt. Boca Baton, Florida. Phone 395-0220 (703-1 IB) 395-3838 Building Selected listings for your Thos. P. Nolan in?* 40 S.E, inspection. The best in BOCA RATON ESTATES ON A1A PRIVATE Owner, 1956 Reg. Broker Residential and commercial Feature House of the Week Olds Holiday Sedan, all 1st Ave. properties. May we show 2 Bed Rooms (12' x 15') - 2 Bath - Living Room- 131 N.E. 1st Ave. in Downtown you? Dining Area (15' x 25'), Large fully equipped GE white, runs good. Has a Boca Raton Boea Raton lot of good service, so kitchens with Dishwasher, Washer - Dryer, Wall (6,87-llB) "Patio" Garden MACLAREN & Oven, Refrigerator. why pay rent for a car Office available when you can own one REAL ESTATE for RENT 600 or 1200 Sq. Ft. ANDERSON, INC. Centara] Air Conditioning and Heating very cheap. $595. 325 NW SEVERAL 1 bedroom cab- Air-Conditioned 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. Carport, and individual Storage Rooms. AAA con- 40th St., ph. 395-0339. ins, $15. per week, utili- Elevator Boca Raton 395-1333 struction. £699-1 IB) ties included. Mid-way Call: 395-5550 Eves. & Sun. 395-1757, Price: 26,450.00 - 27,450.00 Convenient Terms Available-No Closing Cost CADILLAC, 1958 - 4 door between Boca & Delray on WH 1-7448 Sedan - fully equipped, US 1. Call Mrs. Stewart, SERVICES AVAILABLE Model Apartment - Shown by appointment clean. Complete set of 278-1514. (349-51B) C. Geo. Jaccard V-P. Golf Clubs. Misc. House- PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS MODiL Boca Raton 395-3238 hold items. 395-4051. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS POOL SERVICE Beautifully furnished (698-11P) Complete Maintenance 2 bdr. 2 bath home in • in", TITANO Accordions 21.50 per month Tunison Palms. Fea- SERVICES AVAILABLE Baldwin andLowrey Organs OWNER TRANSFERRED and Pianos - Rentals TEU-EX POOL SERVICE tures sunken Pla. room Lawn Mower Repairing, Phone Boca 395-5370 with sliding glass doors MUST LIQUIDATE HOME NOW Terri Hom«s Sales & Service, Gas opening onto spacious REALTORS Open Week Day 10 am-6 pm 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Engine Repair. Pickup Monday 10 am-9 pm 12'x20' screened patio. $2,000 cash will move you into this attractive 3/ DEERFIELD and Enclosed Garage & Delivery. Ceiling radiant heat bedroom, 2/bath custom-built nearly new home . . McGEE REPAIR CENTER WEBSTER MUSIC STUDIOS. REFRIGERATION & T V with controls in every $17,900 473 N.E. 20th Street Admiral Appliances Central heat, awning windows, bath vanities, built- Including lot in 924N. Dixie Hwy. 395-0133 Boca Raton 395-3935 Service All Makes room. Beautifully land- in oven and range, screened porch; Assume exist- (609-9,10,11.12B) Professional instruction Private & Commercial scaped, a real show ing mortgage liquidating at$102per month . . . Call BOCA RATON SQUARE on all instruments 59 N. Dixie, Deerfield Beach place. Immediate pos- or See GEORGE VAN ZEE, your man at ... 399-4122 session. All this for TAX RETURNS M.M. WEIR % SONS, INC., Re0itors OF FLORIDA, JNC SERVICES AVAILABLE $20,500. Open daily, located at N.W. 6th St. and 999 S. Federal Hwy. & Camino Real 30 No, Federal Hwy., 3954515 PREPARED Your HOOVii 25 yrs. Experience ©Screened Rooms m Re- Paloma. Phone WH 1-1212. Boca Raton- Ph: 395-4000 modellng-Carportes « Flor- Vacuum Dealer ida Booms • Carporte en- Open for your convenience JOSEPH GOIA, JR. * Bags for all Makes SERVICES AVAILABLE closures • Patios • con- 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. weekdays Accountant & Tax crete Driveways « Gene- FEDgRAL TV WELL BUILT WATERFRONT HOME Consultant ral contractor • FHA Tenns • All work guaran- 6205 N. Fed. CR 8-2888 Tax Returns ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB 80 N.E. 4th Avenue teed • Licensed and Insur- WATERFRONT - REALTORS Delray Beach ed « Free Estimates © Free DECORATORS MART Prepared ROYAL PALV YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB with Plans We are priviieged to offer for sale a very choice phone: 505 N.E. 20th St. residence on the Inland Waterway in Boca Raton's screened-in pool as well as boat dock —. 3/bed- WM. C. PROWE, BUILDER 30 yrs. Experience CR 6-6116 Day Boca Raton most exclusive residential Park. rooms, 3-1/2 baths plus den in addition to Large 395-5553 Evenings 740 Aurelia St. 395-2789 EXPERT SERVICES John D. Florida room — heated and air conditioned . . Un- Draperies ; Custom Built one year ago for a discriminating ; derground utilities and on sewers . . Location PIANO PLAY1H Slip Covers MORRISSEY i: owner. should be your prime consideration if you value TAX RETURNS compatibility of right kind of neighbors . . Enjoy AVAILABLE Bedspreads Phone Large living room, dining room, 3 master bed- PREPARED Carpeting rooms, 3 baths, ultra modem kitchen, separate Yacht Club, swimming pool, tennis courts, golf Private Homes 37 Years Experience Reupholstering 395-0362 utility room, ?• 2 car garage. course in this community with brilliant future . . New furniture Owner may accept lot in Royal Palm as part pay- Cocktail Parties & Harry T. PATRICK Call 395-5151 Call Day or Evening Screened loggia, patio and pool, sea wall, speci- ment , . To see this spacious charming home, Call Social Functions men planting. Central air conditioning, Golf & or see LLOYD LIVELY, your man at ... 5249 N.E. 15th Ave. i • Yacht Club nearby. Old Time Music and SALES and M.N.WEIR & SONS, INC Reciters Pompano Beach ii SERVICE Newly Furnished - may be purchased Furnished Specialty Highlands 999 S. Federal Hwy, & Camino Real Could Furnish Piano Vacuum Cleaners — Floor Polishers or Unfurnished. Rug shampoo and Mildew Crystals Boca Raton - Ph: 395-4000 Thomas Doyle Phone 399-Q785 with-F. BYRON PARKS Open for your convenience Bill CALLAHAN, Agent 1299 So. OccanJMvd., Boca Raton, Florida 365 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Call Day or Evening Ph. 395-5246 Tel. Boca Raton 395-0611. Res. Boca Raton 395-1841. 8:30 a.m. to 9;£)Q p.m. weekdays 12A THE BGCA PATCH NEWS Thursday/February 8,1962 CLASSIFIEDS ELECTRIC SEWING MA- Charles F. Knopp (Continued from 11A) CHINE - Cabinet, good Graveside services were condition. $35.00. 395- held yesterday afternoon for 0251. (702-11B) MISCELLANEOUS Charles Fitch Knapp, 47, for SALE who died Sundayat his resi- Picture Frames, all types, dence, 2060 N.W. Second all sizes, mats, also 1 FORTABLE GE dish- Avenue. The Rev. Rubin L. washer, $60; 1 ton Fedders weathervanes, post signs, .Airconditioner, $75; 2-3/4American flags, Jennings Anderson, assistant pastor ton RCA air conditioners Ficture Framing, 110 E. of the Community rhurch of $60. each. 100 S.W. 8th Boca Raton Rd. Ted. Roca Raton officiated. Ave., Roya] Oak Kills. 395-1660. (667-lOEtf) Arrangements were handled Boca 395-2686^642-10,1 IB) by fraeer Funeral Home. Burial was in Boca Raton GCLF Clubs, 8 irons, 4 Rattan dining-room table Memorial Cemetery. woods matched set — Ted& chairs. 395-4587. (675- Eroll autographed - $75.00. 11P) Only one or two per (New last year). Ph. 395- cent of the annual United To Place Your Classified States talc production 0273. (664-10F) Phone 395-5121 goes into talcum powder.

The City Recreation Department will sponsor an arts and crafts Exhibit at the Community Building Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. The exhibit will show items contributed by class members and teachers in the various classes sponsored by the department. Preparing for the exhibit were Mrs, Margaret Noble who The deadline for obtaining 1962 license plates is made the hooked rug titled "Victorian Era," and Mrs. Ethel Blessing whose near. Residents of Florida have until Tuesday, Feb- floral still life in oils will be part of the show. ruary 20, to obtain the new plates for their cars, and they are urged to get them soon so they will avoid Births ca Raton, received minor Three Injured injuries. They were treat- the last-minute rush and waiting in line. Local resi- Mr. and Mrs. G. David ed by a local physician. dents may obtain their license plates at Boca Raton Schine announce the birth of In Accident Police said Lula Mae Motors, 1 S.E. First Street, Monday through Friday twin boys Sunday at St. Three persons were- in- Jenkins, Pompano Beach, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The office will also be open Francis Hospital. Miami jured in an accident traveling north on First Saturdays, Feb. 10 and 17 from 9 a.m. until noon for OPiN DAILY Beach. Mrs. Schine is the Thursday afternoon at the Avenue ran the red light those who cannot appear during the week. former Hillevi Rombin. The corner of East Palmetto and struck Lenck's car. '0 9:30 AM to 9 PM paternal grandparents are Mr, Park Road and N.E. First and Mrs. J. Myer Schine, Avenue. According to the police * SUNDAY -10 AM-5 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice report, Arthur R. Lenck, Andrew Thoumyof 239 R. w.65, of 298 N.E. Second * Second Street, Boca Raton, Circle, driver of one car announce the birth of a son,involved, received a We carry a large selection of ladies sprained right ankle, and Craig Albert, born Feb. 2 * passengers Alma Krueger dresses and sportswear We specialize at Bethesda Memorial Hospi- and Mrs. Kline, all of Bo- tal. in Men's, Ladies' and Children's Wear. * CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN - Some of the ailments that respond favorably to We ©is© carry uniforms and Western wear. chiropractic care are: FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN * DOWNTOWN BOCA ARTHRITIS SCIATICA nB AiRIDI'TUAII PACKAGE STORE ASTflMA LUMBAGO »*• ALBERT THAU * NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St., Orchid Square EPILEPSY ALLERGIES Boca 395-5221

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Sofa Bed Puette LIVING ROOM SUITE BUYS A sofa and a bed and chair uphol- MODERN SOFA, matching chair both with foam M995 stered in foam zippered cushions uphol stered in heavy beige fabric FIFTH choice of fabric and colors two CONTEMPORARY SOFA, 75" long, foam cush- 9S ClftVEPSEClHMMi Pieces. ions in choice of fabric and colors 89 4 PIECE SECTIONAL with built in corner table Zippercd foam reversible cushions, choice of fabrics turquoise fabric, foam zippered cushions and colors. Buy now 3 Pieces, at big discounts. Bedroom 84" PILLOW BACK SOFA, light beige, fabric 95 C1 JfCI 0^ zippered cushions and tailored skirt. Hurry Double dresser, I69 chest, panel bed, finished in Danish 10% Down 24 Months to Pay tan. BEDROOM SUITE BARGAINS 3 PIECES WALNUT BEDROOM, Triple dresser & mirror, chest and Panel Bed, Plastic Tops at Big Discounts M9 ::{\ DANISH 3 PC. WHITE ITALIAN Provincial, Double SOFA Dresser, mirror, full size bed Zippered foam 98 4 PC. SOLID OAK BEDROOM, Triple dresser, 1 1 cushions, choice mirror, 2 twin beds, nite stand *iscse=: of Tangerine, Tur- quoise and Beige. m MODERN DINETTES • CHAIRS-ROCKERS 3 pc. Wrought Iron Ice . Cream Set Occasional chair choice White, Coral, *Q 7oJc mmm DINING 5 pc. Wrought Iron di- Beige & Turquoise. "• Full Quart nette set, 48" table, < Swivel Rocker upho1 nowcun ROOM SUITE 4 chairs. ' stered in beige. -$39.95 Antique White and Gold. Chairback 6 pieces - China cabi- 5 pc. Wrought Iron Set Danish Wai. chair zip- Boca Chica bed, full or twin siie, net, plastic top table, 42" round plastic top pered foa h double dresser and mirror, and * I TO 4 chairs, choice of table, 4 chairs. $98.00 i FULL QUART large chest. A big discount. f walnut or Danish tan. reBI I # # Super Value. DINING ROOMS TABLES-LAMPS Rums mmnimmm. Dinin g room Plastic top step table 7 YR. OLD STRAIGHT top table, 4 $39.95 or cocktail table $6.95 50" light walnut breaii-«fcr»o *v* Table Lan'Ps. choice **j FOAM front, glass doors. .pyo.Utl style and colors from ?-*>O aOo BOURBON MATTRESS 7 pc. Dining room Pole Lamps, multi- ^.^ __ round table 50" buffet col or shades, white pol e $5.95 & BOX SPRINGS & hutch, 4 chairs. Fu Twin size i" foain BEDDING BUYS mattresses and box MISCELLANEOUS MILSHM Quar" t spring, heavy tick. Innerspring mattress and box spring 39" ^ Record cabinet 48" $16.95 size, both for only $29.95 long, 18" wide, walnut "^ Latex foam mattress Boudoir or slipper chair «fc 17 OR and box spring 39" * JEQ oa choice of colors "* * size, both for only ?O¥.¥3 Decorator chest Black VALUEfi! Innerspring mattress and Golld andd White £2° 95 and box spring full and Gold size, both for only FRIDAY Mm ... ALL YOU CAN EAT

Hush Puppies, Fr. Fries Double dresser and minor, chest, 10 DOWN Cole Slaw bookcase bed, finished walnur $|| j| 24 MONTHS TO PAY FISH FRY with snow white fronts # f# FURNITURE STORE HOURS and sides. Save at big discounts., LPHONE a95-O3lli KARL BERTRAM at the PIANO BAR for your 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon. thru ?ri. Entertainment !0:3G P.M. Till ? 215 KtiAtt OPEIV TILL 4:30 AM.* Barbara E. RLle.y, a trans- Riley of Country Club Vil- fer student from Palm Beach lage. Barbara, a freshman, Junior College, enrolled at has been assigned to Ludwell the College of William and Hall. Helping her to became Mary last weekend. She wasacquainted faster will be her accompanied to williams- brother, John, who is a ju- burg, va., by her father and nior there. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Clarv for\^lentine's Day WE SUGGEST SECTION B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thurs., Feb. 8, 1962 Page 1 from literally hundreds of items ters in Riverside and five for Him for Her wonderful grandchildren. AROUND the Town James owned a funeral home Pocket Brand New in Riverside. An avid gar- Handkerchief Selection of Handsome with bea landry dener, James plans to raise roses here as his pet project. Glitches in several women's editor Frances enjoys weaving 'all Holder kinds, but especially beauti- fabrics and colors. While folks up north checked the groundhog's shadow re- ful clothMn her leisure time. $2.95 cently to see whether or not there would be six more weeks Alvin's hobby is a boon to $3.00 of winter, around here colorful harbingers of Spring have all when Frances doesn't feel already been seen. Elwood Gardner of Winfield Park looked quite up to par, "he's a mar- out the window into his garden recently and saw the first velouscook," she said. Kee- for Son robin of the season feeding daintily on his Florida holly- ping the house merry is their Working hard getting ready for the annual Art Guild of Boca Faton exhibit to berries. Elwood said back in 1958, he once saw thousands parakeet, "Pete". be held Feb. 19 through 22 at the Boca Raton Hotel are left to right, Mrs. Leon of these gay birds swooping and gliding over a golf course. « * « Lewis, committee rnerpbeir, Mrs. Josia Bacon, chairman of registration, and The sight was so unusual that the golfers stopped their game Not at all newcomers but Mrs. O.R. Nelson, Guild member and artist who is exhibiting her paintings. for the Younger Set to watch the birds. Anotherharbingerof Spring is the many getting settled in their love- fashion shows held to tempt milady to add springtime ly new Boca Raton Pstates tion center and is weaving a Delightful Jewelry freshness to her wardrobe. One of the most successful home are Mr. and Mrs. Aleon tray which she will display (almost SRO) recently was the Garden Club's. Fiesta of Deitch. They have been with pride when she returns to thrill each little Flowers and Fashions at the Boca Raton Hotel. Just a note wintering here for years, ac- home. John and the colonel have been kept busy boating Magnetic Miss. to the fashionwise, there are more coming up with some tually, Mrs. neitch laughed, and deep sea fishing. Tohn delightful surprises promised. since all there was here was also likes "beachcombing". Chess $5.00 a Post Office, grocery store, Roth the Ferrels were quite Other welcome newcomers Greetings go to Mr. andand a few others. They are Checkers $2.00 D impressed with Boca Raton to town include Mr. and Mis. Mrs. George w, Allison of from Pittsburgh, a., and Choose* a tiny Valentine Boca Raton Square. They and the friendly people who James Barrett of Boca Raton bothare avid golfers. Among live here. They have been sachet to tuck in Square. They moved heie came to Boca Raton from the first guests in the Deitch's with your card S. 50 Philadelphia, Da. He is re- swept up in a whirl of parties from Mew Milford, K f. Both new home arehermother and by many hosts and hostesses. the Rarretts are retired. He tired and was formerly an step-father, Mr. and Mrs. athletic coach at various high Ttiey "just love it here," was associated with the Chester Galtof Atlanta, Ga. they agreed. Greenwich Savings Bank of schools in Pennsylvania, and « * « 71 So. Fed. Hwy. Zim Block at the Pennsylvania Athletic Busy registering paintings for the forthcoming Art • » * Cpen Every Friday Evening Mew York and she is retired Sincere bravos to Rrock Guild of Boca Raton annual exhibit were, left, Mrs. from the Standard Oil Com- Club. An oarsman almost all Sturz who, following his re- pany of New Jersey. his life, he was also rowing Fay.G. Rhoode, and right, Mrs. James Conners. The centillness, is recouperating paintings were registered in the Boca Raton News coach at Haverford College, with a will to win. Determi- ft * » Building on S.E. Second Street, prior to the Feb. BOB KEITHS - FREE DELIVERY BOCA RATON'S nation and courage like he welcome newcomers to 19-22 at the Boca Raton Hotel. MOST COMPLETE has will definitely pay off. town and delightful to chat Cheers. REDUCING SALON with are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin * 4 * was one of the founders and Colonel Sawyer's home and Bo€® Raton liggett-Rexalt is a director of the company. the years fell away as these 'Frances^ B. Benson and her From a young-at-heart 89 * * * brother, James w. Tvins, now years to eight and a-half former buddies reminisced Z A recent visitor here was about their individual adven- Pharmacy Drug Store getting settled in their new years, four generations of 101E. PALMETTO PK. RD. charming Margaret Andrews tures in the intervening years. WINFIELD PARK toyal Oak Hills home. They daughters are enjoying a get- Ph. 395-4841 SHOPPING CENTER xama came here from Riverside, together at the Glenn Smith- of Miami and New York who was a weekend guest of Mrs. Ph. 395-4919 TELEPHONE 111., (a suburb of Chicago \ son home. They are Mrs. YOU CAN DEPEND ON REXALL DRUG PRODUCTS 395-4622 Alvin retired as North Cen- Catherine Schiffer (who will Robert ""raeuter. ^iss An- Up Boca Harbour way there ORCHID SQUARE tral District manager of Lowe be 90 in August); her daugh- drews returned a short time is a festive air at the home of 218 S FEDERAL HIGHWAY Brothers Paint Company. Al ago from British Past Africa Col. and Mrs. A. Louis BOCA RATON. FLORIDA ter, Mrs. John Brom well of and Frances have two daugh- of Baltimore, Md); her where she played the lead 'Alice'* Valas. They have as daughter, Mrs. Glenn 'an American newspaper their guests,, Mr. and Mrs. (Joanne) Smithson, and her woman) in the motion pict- John(Helen) Ferrell of Man- ure, " Lust for Ivory" in tecfa- chester, Conn. Mrs. perrell daughter, Jessie, age eight 1 Always New and Different and a-half. Congratulations nicolor. She attended Yale is Mrs. Kalas aunt. Helen and Alice have been enjoying to all. nrama School and has ap- Specialists'in peared on Television and in attending the local Garden * « * Club and helping to make Haireoloring Admiral John H. Cassady summer stock in westport, Permanent Waving ronn., and at Saranac Lake, decorations for the club's re- of Left Bank Estates has as centfashionshow. Helen also STORE his guest his son, John Jr., K Y. Styling a * * attended the pine needle of New York City. John Jr., what started out to be a weaving class at the recrea- has the Silver Shop in Prince- L'OREAL DE PARIS M vacation and opportunity to ton, . J. visit with old time comrades Hair Colours » * * Vafentine Cosmetics for Colonel How aid Humphrey Recent guests of Mr. and of Springfield hardens, w. Y, gifts Mrs. George H. Curtis of became a reunion for six For Appt. CaSi 395-0155 winfield Park, were Mr. and IRISH LEMON members of Rattery F of the MARMALADE Ample Parking Mrs. Charles Mallard of 104th Field Artillery of New Ipswich, Mass. The Curtises York at the home of Colonel Dietetic Candies 21st at Dixie Hwy. left Monday to attend the neorge A. Sawyer of Boca Winfield Park 25th anniversary party at Tobler Candies NITAS Raton recently. Boca Raton the Ark Switch Company in Petits Fours BEAUTY SALON Watertown, Mass. George AH six of the gentlemen, Captain Walter Fischer of NOW SHIPPING North Miami Beach, Lt, TEMPLE ORANGES Colonel Edward Solomon of Pink or White ANTIQUES Miami Beach, Dave Taylor of West Palm Beach and Max Seedless Korman visiting Miami from GRAPEFRUIT New York City, plus Colonel Humphrey and Colonel "Week Ends" Outdoor Antiques Market Sawyer were bright eyecf youngsters when they enlisted HIBISCUS COURT MOTEL ~ 2145 N. Federal Hwy. in Rattery F., in 1913 in the National Guard and served in U.S. 1 — DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA North of j>9irey Drf«-in Th«t™ thesame unit when America Johnsons VISITING DEALERS WILL EXHIBIT ANTIQUES FOR SALE went to war in 1917. Since that time members of Ratte- WELCOME VISITORS - ADMISSION FREE ry "F" have had their own social organization and meet Multi-Vitamins JAN., FEB., MARCH—Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays—10 a.m. to 7 p.m. once a year in New York for with Minerals an annual get-together. You Will ENJOY A VISIT BOCA FRUIT Realizing thata number of FEVER THEMOMETER their members were now lo- SHIPPERS new prescription filled this Thursday, Antique Wonderland §§i®pfi®r§ cated in Florida, Colonel Phone 395-4844 and Saturday. Limit one per customer. Humphrey conceived the idea 203 SE 1st Ave, of this "get-together" at Opp. Kwik-Chek 5*Vtt$eiine Hair hnk 39( BAHAMA - Collect Deod. Cosuof Patio - Poof - furniture Hair Color Bath ALUMINUM FRAMES, With baked enamel finish in 2.00 Fast Home Perm. W * LOUNGE a choice of colors. Turquoise, Orchid, Yellow, Charcoal, White 1.00 Desert Flower Cr. Deod CHAIRS r Cr. Deod.o 50( WOVEN NYLON Net-Like FABRIC 4.001 * OTTOMAN Of tremendous strength D SkinSki CleanserCl g% y*y 200 * SETTEE'S In matching colors * CHAISE /?ev/on Living * TABLES Antiseptic LOW PRICED REASONABLY PRICED We Hove Safflower Oil Quantity Rights Reserved . . . Prices Good thru Sunday PATIO MART BIG SELECTION Of NEW YAtENTINE CARPS N. Federal Highway # Delray Beach ® CRestwood 6-6297 Spr- Mfe STORE 2B THE BCCA FATCN NFV-'S Thursday, February 8, 1962 Mrs. Mae Barcal tin Jezewski of Arlington Arrangements were by Heights, HI., and Raymond tracer Fiueral Home of American-Ireland Society Funeral services and burial were held in Hartford, Mich, fezewski of Skokie, HI. Boca Raton •1 See Pictures by Fox for Mrs. Mae A. Barcal, 56, Pictures taken by Leo F. and symbols of'George who of 21st Avenue, Boca Raton, Fox, mayor of Boca Raton, could not tell a lie," will who died Sunday morning in FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. will be shown at the February vie with Irish emblems from Miami. dinner meeting of the Ame- a country where the truth is Mrs. Barcal came here IS Your Insurance Needs rica-Ireland Society of Flo- so often embellished with months ago from Watervliet, Are Our Business rida Saturday, Feb. 17 at the blarney. Mich. She is survived by her Our Only Business Is Insurance Chez Rene, Delray Beach. Waterfotd Crystal, on sale niece, Mrs. Warren Skinner, Serving You Will Be Fox took the pictures when by the organization to raise of Boca Raton; three sisters, Our Pleasure he toured Ireland two years funds to educate an Irish or- Mrs. Clarence Becker, Mrs. ago, Among those on hand phan will be displayed. Colver Gross, both of Hart- who were also on the trip Tickets for the St. Patrick's ford, Mich., and Mrs. Ken- Amdur Building will be Dan Doran, John Day dinner-dance to be held neth Burnell of Villa Park, 40 South East 1st Avenue Office Ph. 395-5550 Brown and William Day, all at the Patio Royale of the 111., and two brothers, Mar- Boca Raton, Fla. Home Ph. .395-555L of Boca Raton. Boca Raton Hotel and Club As a charter member of will be available. Isew officers of the Boca Baton Men's Garden Club were installed at a recent the Friendly Sons of St. Pa- Trish International Airlines ireeting. Taking office were, bow left: E.A. Cameron, treasurer; F.F. Rardin, trick, George Washington are flying in shamrocks for director, tt.R. Smith, vice president; Pollen F. Richards, president; William will be honored at the dinner. the affair to be distributed McChesney, secretary; and H.L. Thompson, director It is considered that Wa- St. Patrick's night. shington joined the Irish or- Further information may ganization because both A- be obtained locally by cal- Tr. Henry J. Feuter merica and Ireland were at ling Mrs. w, x-Uchael Bethesda to president, at 395-5419. Services were held Mon- that time fighting a common day in fraeer Funeral Chapel enemy. Now that all coun- Observe 3rd for Dr. Henry J. Reuter, 69, tries are friendly, many Roy G. Henderson of 820 Hibiscus Street, who members of the .America- Services were held Tuesday died Saturday at his resi- Ireland-Society are English afternoon in Kraeer Funeral Anniversary dence. The Rev. Albert Ship - and English descent. Chapel for toy G. Hender- Bethesda Memorial Hospi- horst, pastor of the First Pres- The American flag and son, 63, of 499 N. E. 30th tal will be three years old byterian church officiated. the Tri Color of Erin will Street, who died Friday at Friday. A retired physician, Dr. decorate the dinner tables Bethesda Memorial Hospital. From February 9, 1959, Reuter came here 16 years The Rev. Albert Shiphorst, ago from New Kensington, the date the hospital was o- D pastor of the First Presbyte- pened, until February 1 of a., where he was a member rian Church, officiated. this year, 9,649 patients have of the Episcopal Church, He was a retired district been admitted, representing Westmoreland Medical So- manager of the National ciety, the Elks, and the A- 60,199 patient days, 1, 211 PHILIP S. BORDEN Vulcanized Fibre Corpora- births were recorded, 4,160 merican Medical Society. tion in Wilmington, Del. operations performed and He is survived by his wife, Rutenberg Co. '25-WO He came here two years 9, 458 emergencies handled. Stella, of Boca Raton; one ago from Charlotte, N. C., An important factor in the daughter, Mrs. Frank Camp- • SIGNATUStI and was an elder of the First area's economy, the hospital bell Jr., of Harrisburg, Pa.; Names Borden • FURNITUiti Presbyterian Church of Boca presently employs 226 persons three sisters, Mrs. O. M. Appointment of Philip S. Raton. as compared to the 65 em- Byers, Jeannette, Pa., Mrs. Borden as executive vice pre- « AUTOMOBILi Survivors include his wife, ployees initially on the pay- John Rider, Pittsburgh,p a., sidentof Rutenberg Construc- Mae, of Boca Raton; his Pro/not Service roll. and Mrs. Harold Graber, Col- tion Co. has been announced UOU father, Charles P. Henderson, D by Arthur Rutenberg, presi- Milestones in the third linwood, a.; two brothers, J RELIABLE of ram den, N. J., and ayearofBethesda's history in- Dr. William Reuter, Wexford, dent of the firm. sister, Mrs. Walter fopp, clude construction of a $15,- Pa., Louis M. Reuter, of Borden, formerly president LOAN SERVICE also of Cam den. 000 addition to the west wing Jeannette, Pa., and five of a large residential build- 16 S.E. 1st Avenue Pallbearers included J. R. providing a four-bed ward, grandchildren. ing company in Ohio, brings 395-3644 Wert, C C. Weber, William solarium and flower room, Burial was in Boca Raton abroad background of expe- Before you arrange for any Short, Kenneth W. Higgins birth of the thousandth baby Memorial Cemetery. rience to the Rutenberg com- and first setof triplets, estab- pany. During his administra- lishment of a full-time de- Mrs. Harriet R. Walsh tion of the Ohio firm, over mortgage financing plan, be SWIFTS 6-6-6 FERTILIZER partment of pathology with Services were held Wednes- 5,000 homes were carried Dr. Gabino Cuevas as chief day afternoon in Kraeer Fu- from the basic planning stage sure to visit First Federal for 30% Organic Nitrogen plus All Essential pathologist and receipt of neral Chapel for Mrs. Harriet through completion in Co- Minerals 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. b S327, 150 in federal funds Reid Walsh, who died Sunday lumbus, nayton, Cincinnati, information about our low- SPECIAL $3.49 under the Hill-Burton Act to at Bethesda Memorial Hospi- andin Fort Lauderdale, Flo- assist with financing con- tal following a short illness. rida. struction of the planned new Mrs. Walsh lived in Boca Tn addition, Borden has cost mortgage loans. Complete Line south wing. Raton for six years, moving developed urban renewal GRABER'S Hospital officials are par- to Delray Beach a year ago. projects, and personal hold- ticularly proud of the fact She formerly came from New ings in Fort Lauderdale. thatinthe past year the new Britain, Conn. Borden holds a doctor's de- TRAVERSE gree from the Harvard Busi- wing fundhas grown from a The Rev. nan Gill, pastor RODS \ little over 3100,000 to $780, - ness School, and has served of die First Methodist Church as a member of the faculty and ACCESSORIES 000, thanks to the interest of Boca Raton officiated. at Harvard and at North- Accounts Insured By and generosity of area resi- She is survived by her OFF dents and Hill-Burton monies. western University. An Agency Of The Reduced husband, James, of 333 N. E. Borden will make his office Federal Government The goal is $940, 000 with Seventh Avenue, Delray 20% LIST PH9CI confidence expressed in at- at the firm's headquarters in BOCA RATON OFFICE Beach. Clearwater. taining it well before Re- Pallbearers were William thesda's fourth birthday. Con- Day Jr. , Robert Day, John Michigan Club To Meet struction on primary phases Loughery, John M. Brown, of the wing should begin in a The Michigan Gold Coast with RUSTCOfi Rust Inhibitor John Clark and Dan Doran. feu months. Burial was in Boca Raton Club will meet Tuesday at In Assorted Colors .... 7:30 p. m. at the Woman's FIRST FEDERAL Memorial Cemetery. WHILE THEY LAST LARGE CAN and Robert Trafford. Club Building on Hillsboro SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach Burial was in Boca Raton All meetings are at 7:30 Boulevard in Deerfield Beach. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Memorial Cemetery. Kraeer p. m. in Science Room 15 of Cards and refreshments are 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 Regular Funeral Home was in charge 1.79 $109 Deerfield Beach Junior High scheduled following a short SPECIAL of arrangements. School. business meeting. Spring-Type Plastic with Swivel Camera Club Will Hold CLOTHES CLOTHES Two Meetings in Feb. There will be two meetings PINS HANGERS of the neerfield Beach ra- DO, mera Club in February. If < The first is an "^xtra" to see Ann Hatcher's slides " 4- round the World in 1961, " COMPI.KTE LINE OF with sound track commen- WAI.I.PAT'ER and PAINTS tary, shown at the DSA con- RECITED PRICES ventionin New York the past Fall. These will be shown 1 he care that skilled craftsmen put into Cadillac's exclusive hears when he closes the door . . . the relaxing quiet that Feb. 15. Fleetwood body is a matter of deep satisfaction to every surrounds him in its spacious interior. For the lady—there is The second, and regular meeting, will be Feb. 22, family fortunate enough to own the "car of cars." For a man, the loving touch of fine fabrics, fine tailoring, and the many \71 E. B@€® Raton Hoed 395-2442 and will be a "workshop" and there is the appreciation of the fine engineering and work- fine appointments found in no other car. Your Cadillac discussion. manship that went into its building: the solid sound he dealer can show you how this elegance can enrich your life.

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VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED DEALER PH. 395-1933 J LSLEOF HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, jflC. 7" T O p A D U1 p n A n 455 N.E. 6th. Ave. Delray Beach, Fla. Thursday, February 8, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEV/S 2BB *"!'4 ber of members, as well as _ The University Park Golf 9 vacationing golfers, from Course is owned and operated HUft*ATION WHIRL j the Gold Coast area. by Arvida rorporation. Authorized BY BEVERLY RUSSING chatted with all those pre- to be held there this Satur- It was like old home week sent, and all agreed that day 'Feb. 10^ from 1 to 5 p. at the Community Building having a gathering of this m. Invitations are in the Saturday night when a num- nature was a fine idea. mail to those whose names ber of Boca's Senior Citizens They're all coming back we had, and this is your per- came together for the first next week for a card party sonal invitation if we didn't meeting of the Senior Citizen complete with door prizes have you on the mailing list. Ships and table prizes and refresh- There will be refreshments Couples were renewing old ments. Why don't you join for all and a door prize for acquaintence, meeting new them -- you're more than some lucky one. Alta Walters will be there BOCA RATON TRAVEL friends, and finding that welcome. (Admission 50 13 SJE. First Avestwe Call 395-1414 many were from the same per person). to tell you all about her new adult ceramics class coming "home" towns. After the We're all buzzing around up, and she will have some group enjoyed the three cine- at the Recreation Depart- samples to show you. Mrs, mascope films they played ment trying to ready the %ima neForrest will be on cards, had refreshments and Community Building for the hand to show you how to socialized in general. We big Arts and Crafts "Sthibit make magic with pine needles -- and you will be # §t!#L?0ft§ OF HATCH amazed. GOLD COA The following ore RAY DASHER, 102 E. Boca Marge Kisela will have members of the Boca HatonBoard Roton Rd.. Ph. 395-2655. many of her examples of the ofRjefll tors .Doing MacLAREN & ANDERSON, beautiful textile painting she INC., 151 E. Royal palm business with does, and she will be glad them you are as- Rd.. phone 305-1333. -». .« —'a J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22S. to take your registration for sured the highest Federal Hwy., ph. 395-4711. type of service her new class which starts that can be admin- MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 Mrs, Esther Belle Chemell (standing), of the University Park Golf Course At KEELER'S you'll S.E. 1st Ave., Ph. 395-4044. Tuesday, Feb. 20 from 9:30 find hundreds of bolts tered In the PETRUZZELLI REALTY, Inc., staff, discusses the club's plans for the members' forthcoming coektarl party field of Real - 11:30 a.m. Charles Bene- of the most exciting 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., phone with club member, Mrs. Walter E. Hilgen (left), of Boca Raton, and her guest, drapery fabrics any. Estate practice. 395-08 22. dict, with charcoal in hand, F. BYRON PARKS, 499 E. Pal- Mrs. Kathryn McReynolds, of Bristol, Pennsylvania. where . . , durable W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal metto Park Rd., ph. 395-0611. will be around to take your textures . . . just for J. STUART ROBERTSON, registration for his adult Univ. Park to Host the Gold Coast! I2M2N1EAC INN C.™UHRY, 164 East 152 S. Federal Hwy., phone sketch class to begin soon. Boca Raton Road, P.O.Box 395-4626. All draperies expert- 354, Ph. 395-3314. FRED TAYLOR, 3700 North Party for Members ly made in our own WM. DAY, 500 South Federal Fed. Hwy., Fhone 395-2052. Mrs. Edward Noble will be workrooms. Highway, Ph. 395-0220. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 South there with her beautiful Fed. Hwy., Phone 395-0944. The University Park Golf No chargeg ffor mak- HARLEY D. GATES, 232 S, TOWN AND COUNTRY, 164 hooked rugs, and Mrs. Ethel Course will host an informal Federal Hwy., Ph. 39 5-2733 ing fall length, regu- East Boca Raton Road, Blessing will set your fingers lar or traverse, from ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Phone 395-3434. cocktail party for its mem- Palmetto Park Road, Phone itching to take brush in hand $1.98 yd. Guaranteed TUNISON PROPERTIES OF bers from 5 to 7 p. m, rods and installation. 395-2244. FLA., INC., 165 East Boca to try oil painting. All that JACK P. JEMISON, 998 S. Raton Road, phone 395-2944. Thursday, February 8, at the Federal Hwy., Ph. 395-2000. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., is needed to complete the University Park clubhouse. F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 470 S. Federal Highway, picture is YOU! N. Ocean Blvd., ph.395-5252. Phone 395-4000. It is expected that more LANGLEY REALTY, 119 W. OTTO YARK, 151 East Royal Back to their original than 100 club members will PlttOjf ark Road, Phone Palm Road, Phone 395-1661. times this week are the baton attend the party, the club's Optn Mon.-S*r, classes and the social dance initial social event 9-5:30 class. The dance class is for Although this is the first Com* In Or Phon« boys and girls from 9-12 winterseason the facility will 3415 S. Ftd«r«l Highway, Delray Beach, CR 8-2877 iiiiiiiiiSiiiip and meets on Friday nights be in operation, the course at 7-00 in the RECREATION already has attracted a num- 1610 S.E. 3rd Ct. (CQY« Center), Dwrfiald Beach, Phone 399-2077 li BUILDING. The baton class for boys and girls 5-7 meets at 10a.m. in the Communi- ty Building, while the class 1 for those in the 8-14 age M0NXHS P1 BALUNPAI.D 24 30 36 bracket meets at 9. 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 9( 1,800 83.57 68.65 58.75 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 2,000 92.85 76.28 65.27 2,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 Homeowners 2,200 102.14 83.91 71.80 New swim suits model- Smart fashions for day- 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 Foliey^fj/gives ed at the Fiesta of 2,400 111.42 91.54 78.33 time wear were among 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 Flowers and Fashions the many outfits modeled PARK 2,600 120.71 99.17 84.86 you three recently at the Boca at the "Fiesta of Flowers, 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 basic insurance Raton Hotel and Club and Fashions" at the TiRSSACi iff* sponsored by the local iBiiniiniiu.il iiiMLj. Garden Club luncheon af- coveragesjf\ . Garden Club, featured a fair at the Boca Raton three-color original Hotel and Club last which received wide week. or Custom - Built Homes Hartford Fire ' duate of Robert E. Lee High and Mrs. H. M. Fitzgerald's Insurance Company School, Jacksonville, is a 30th wedding anniversary. Group senior at the Univerisytof Hartford, Conn. Friday night, the Fitz- Florida, where she is major- geralds and Smiths will en- ing in mathematics. tertain a group of the young The prospective bride- married set in the Smith groom was graduated from home. AND PRIVACY Ft. Lauderdale High School Saturday, also at the Smith HOW You Can Have | Wm where he was awarded the home, Cynthia and Teddy SEAL-A-DRIVE CO. Bausch and Lomb Honorary will be hosts to members of YOUR OWN Science award. He is a se- DRIVEWAYS • PATIOS the lollypop set for a weiner • Swimming P°°l PORCHES • GARAGE FLOORS nior atthe University of Flo- roast, swim and games. . Bar-B-Q Area rida, majoring in aerospace . Tennis Court 43SO N. E, 4TH AVENUE DAY engineering, and is president they haven't decided when A • Fruit Trees DICK f ttAMBACH BOCA RATON, FLORIDA of the student section of the just yet. Ednah is the origi- !' ,\ tland Formal Garde" institute of Aerospace nator and founder of Toy Sciences. Clinics of America. She YOU idepetide/tt started the local Toy Clinic SEWERS * SIDEWALKS * CLOSE IN TO TOWN Insurance 'AGENT Personals Chapter and word states that HIGH RESIDENTIAL ZONING REQUIREMENTS Via the mail comes word she has also started a most p successful Toy Clinic chap- Now you may build your from dnah and Joe Shapiro, D formerly of the Boca Raton ter in alm Springs. dream house on an acre-size 500 S. Federal Hwy. Fstat.es, that they are vaca- home site close in to town . . . tioning in Acapulco, Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Jablin, on unspoiled virgin land developed with great care to from their winter home in formerly of Baltimore, Md. , Pit. 395-0220 preserve its abundance of Palm Springs. On their agen- have moved to their new trees and luxurious natural da is a trip to Florida but home in Chatham Hills. Un- growth. * * ^c * * if til recently he was district f manager in northwest Flori- Exclusive Sates Representatives If your clothes are not becoming to da for the state Chamber of /r^ir~~^^4 you, they should be coming to the . . EASY TO REACH MacLaren & Anderson, Inc. Commerce and currently is 5 151 East Royal Palm Road district circulation manager ' t " !° ^e center of town Boca Raton, Florida West and iis in south Florida for "Florida on T'p 1™ r Telephone 395 - 1333 OCA COIN LAUNDRY Trend". 'y to Palmetto Park Terrace. Brokers Cooperation Invited Y THE NEW A&P * More winners than ever before - that's the story 1 CL1AN * JX, MITCHELL* SONS 9 from WDBF's "Keyboard Quiz' } In the last two * H«nths 0)BF has had many more winners than Y DAY or INSURANCE COUNSELORS in previous times due to the increased popularity * in the treasure chest of prizes. Here is our latest Y NIGHT * 1923 winner, Miss Diane Day of Delray Beach who is shown receiving a trip for two to Nassau from Spiiro Yianilos, manager of the Boca Raton Ranch UP TO 9x12 House. Looking on is Kent Schtoeder of WDBF. RUGMACIDNE Don't forget to pick up the February copy of the Keyboard Quiz Forecaster from any store with the 1652 N. golden key on the door. You may be called next MACHINES Fed. Hwy. KEN HIGGSNS on the "keyboard Quiz". 22 §. Call 395-471! BILL MITCHELL * * * * * * * * * * 4 2BBB THE BOCA RATCN NFV/S Thursday, February 8, 1962 Balkan Peninsula countries of Personals Bulgaria, Rumania, Yugo- Mr. and Mrs. Horatio slavia, Turkey and Greece. Fbert and their granddaugh- Tours ashore will carry them ter, Laurey Kuril, leave this by plane and auto to Cairo, when week for New York where Luxor, Naples, Rome, Pom- they will spend a few days peii, Isle of Capri, Rhodes, before boarding the S.SCannes. , Monto Carlo, Of.YMOTA on Feb. 14 fora Morocco, Jerusalem, Israel TURN TO THE FIRM 50-day cruise to the fireek an dm any other historic cross BEST QUALIFIED Tslands, Mediterranean and roads between East and West. Black Seas. They will visit 15 countries The map of Japanese and 18 ports, including Yalta deep-sea fishing areas is and Odessa in Russia and the being constantly revised.

JOSFPH GOLA JR. Gola Opens Tax Office COLONIAL LIQUORS Joseph Gola Jr., of Boca 2515 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY - DEIRAY BEACH The new lieutenant governor of Kiwanis, W. Hugh Brown of Boca Baton Raton has established his (right), officiated at the installation of officers at the Riviera Kiwanis Club office as accountant and On U.S. Highway 1 Between Delray and Boynton recently. Bob Vandelt is1 the incoming president and Carl Frazier (left) the tax consultant in Delray outgoing. Beach. Gola, formerly of New OPEN 8 til! 8 DAILY ... CLOSED SUNDAY Phone Ci 8-2525 and i." He also played op- York and Stamford, Conn., Heart Ball to Feature posite RayBolgerin "Where's is a graduate of New York Charley" and appeared in University where he receiv- DEWAR'S "Dajama name." ed the bachelor of commercial science degree and WHITE Richard Rogers Program " An Evening with Richard has accumulated some 25 "An Evening with Richard Rodgers" was first introduced years' experience in the LABEL Rodgers" is the stellar enter- in the Cotillion Room of the tax and accounting fields. tainment to be presented at °ierre Hotel in 1958 by Mel- He has been a certified the 1962 Heart Fund Ball of ba. Since then he has pro- public accountant in New GRANTS South Palm Beach County ducedmany musicalaributes York and Connecticut for * Friday, Feb. 23, at the Bo- to composers such as Victor the past 18 years and ca Raton Hotel and Club.. Herbert and Jerome Kern, keeps an active member- and road companies of these ship in the New York So- SCOTCH K^ The musical revue has L been announced by Mr, and productions, have received ciety of Certified Public 6HFT9H * Mrs, James H. Smith, chair- wide acclaim. Accountants. 5 men of entertainment. This show will be a "night" A resident of Boca Rar A musical tribute to one of for ball-goers to remember ton since last June, Gola, SCOOP! America's great composers, who attend the fifth annual his wife Mary Ann, and I SCOTCH BALLANTIN the revue is being staged for Heart Fund Ball, as this will five-year-old Jody, make WTH the benefit ball by Stanley be the only appearance this their home in Royal Oak REMY MARTIN Bell's 4.49 season in Florida of the mu- Hills. Melba, producer and direc- V.S.O.P. Hudson's Bay 4.69 SCOTCH tor of entertainment for the LARRY DOUGLAS sical show. Martin's V.V.0 4.99 Pierre Hotel, New York. proceeds from the $50 per Surprise Shower Cutty Sark 5.99 Starring in the show are repertoire. plate charity.ball will bene- — », TT*»k»U COGNAC About the stars -- Miss f ork of the Heart As- ror OTIS ueDeie J&B 5.99 99 New York stars Betty Benee, itthe W Benee has appeared in mo- Reg. 6.95 Felix Knight and Larry sociation of Palm Beach j^ Bert uebele, HI, was Ambassador. 4.69 ving pictures for Columbia Fifth Douglas. The broadway sin- County. honored at a surprise stork Ushers 4.69 Hctures with leadin era 4 gersare favorites of cafe so- - S °P , , ~ 7~r- shower recently by Mrs. Many more at 3.79 ciety at the famed Cotillion companiesin this country and HOSDital AllX. Charles Ruegg and Mrs. Lloyd WOLFSCHMIDT 80 Proof John Begg 4.19 SCOOP/ » Room of the Pierre Hotel. appeared on television on the Mangus at the Ruegg home. They are coming to Florida Phil Silvers show. She has I jctc Among the guests were DKA FIFTH Black & White 5.49 PORTUGESE Fine for this sole performance. been called 'The most beau- Mrs. Burt Itogers, Mrs. Harry Glen Rossi 3.99 Miss Benee will sing such tiful of sopranos with a voice The slate of officers for Sorenson, Mrs. Walter Gre- ICOCKTAIL SHAKER ) 00 MOM SCOTCHES ON SAli WINES memorable favorite melo- to match" by New York thea- this year's term has been an- nelli Mrs. Kenneth Linden, dies as "Lover" and "You'll ** reviewers. nounced by Mrs. Leonard A. Mrs# ayde Deshields, Mrs. Never Walk Alone." Felix Felix Knight is well known Brand Jr., nominating com- John Dunster, Mrs. Jay Krall, ^night's captivating tenor to opera lovers, as a member mittee chairman, Woman's Mrs. AlStraleau, Mrs. ^dward of e D IT TOOK COLONIAL TO DROP THE PRICES* voice will sing "You Are & Metropolitan Opera Auxiliary of Bethesda Me- merFiler> , UvsMrs. .naauul l Hutchens, Co Beautiful", "With a Song in ' • and opera companies in mortal Hospital. MrsMrs. . BilBilll JameJamess and Mrs, San YOU WANT LOW PRICES PATRONIZE COLONIAL. My Heart" and "Younger Francisco, Los Angeles, Officers will be elected at Don Coblentz. Than Springtime." Larry St' Louis and Chicago. He the annual meeting later this HELP US KEEP THE PRICES DOWN. ** * Douglas solos in "Falling In co-starred with Jane Powell month and will serve until Love With Love" and "The in the operetta "Student Feb. 1963. Public Notices Most Beautiful Girl in The Prince, " and movie credits Nominated were; Mrs. J. World. " include "Down to Their Last Willard Pipes, Boynton Beach, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS BLENDS & RYES CANADIAN BOURBONS Yacht," "Caravan" and president; Mrs. Richard F. NAME LAW Romantic duets and trios Public notice Is hereby given QUART WTH Qwt PtMi of showcase tunes such as "Babes in Toyland." RoSSt Boca Raton, first vice that the undersigned intend to CLUB m Walker's Deluxe 3.99 "Manhattan" and songs from Larry Douglas, baritone, is president; Mrs. Henry K. register with the Clerk of the P.M 3.99 "Oklahoma;'"The King and known for his marathon per- Harding. ' Ocean Ridge, se- £ SEAGRAM'S Barclay's 3.99 Bellows 4.69 I," "Carousel" and "South formance as i.un Tha in the cond vice president; Mrs. tutes"****$£?> 1957, the fictitious trade Jim Beam 4.69 3.79 Pacific" complete the show's Rroadway show "The t^ing Robert A. Pulver, RoyntOn name of M & H VENDING under Carstairs 3.99 which I am engaged In business Virginia Gentleman 4.99 Reacneacnh , recordinga qerreTarvsecretary-, at 1299 S.W. Fourth Avenue Corby's 3.99 Cabin Still. 4.69 Mrs. Pdward D. Nesbitt, Bo- Boca Raton, Florida Fleischmann's ...4.49 Echo Spring ....4.49 3.69 "GET IT FROM KOHL" ca Raton, corresponding se- S/ Howard Meilwes 99 FIFTH cretary; Mrs. Samuel I. Sco-Publish; Tan. 25, Feb1., 8, 15, King 3.99 Bellows Club . .#4.69 m « ARTIST SUPPLIES 1961 . 6.50 bee, Delray Beach, treasurer, Sunny Brook..... 4.69 4 Old Forester 4.49 « OFFICE SUPPLIES and Mrs. John Wilmer, Del- Three Feathers . . .3.99 GINS & VERMOUTH Old Taylor 4.49 ray Beach, assistant treasurer. Project No. 300-61-3 • GIFTS Quart Seagram's 3.99 Royal 2.89 Nominations may also be JjgCJION[A Old Overholt 4.69 made from the floor at the Quart Canada Dry ... 3.89 Country Times 2.99 Artist of the Week ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS American 2.99 annual meeting. Sealed Proposals will be re- Quart Barclay's 3.79 Old Sunnybrook. 4.69 ALICIA BAILEY - ceived by the City of Boca Ra- K«Mbr 2.99 ton, Florida, up to S:00,i P.M., Quart Schenley 3.89 Early Times 3.79 Watercolor Show BPW Club to Hear E.S.T., on Tuesday, February Seagram's 7 ...... 3.69 27, 1962, at which time and Quart Fleischmann's . . 3.89 I.W. Harper 4.49 place all bids received will be Nichol's 2.99 Parole Officer publicly opened and ,read aloud Quart Milshire 3.49 Antique 4.69 3.69 for the furnishing of all labor, Schenley 3.69 Quart Gilbey's 3.99 George T. Stagc#. £.69 Ray Kohl Arthur Bougae, Palm Beach materials, equipment, and appa- 123 E. PaJmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton County Parole Officer, will ratus for the construction of the Quart Bol's, 3.89 Phone 393-1300 following: CREME DC M1NTHE * CACAO be one of the guest speakers A Drilling of three (3) test FULL QUARTS Melrose Fifth 2.99 SLOE GIN, ANISETTE, attheMonday, Feb. 12, mee- wells; PEPPERMINT, ROCK & «YE B. Drilling of three (3) water RON RICO Martini & Rossi 1.99 ting of the Business and Pro- KUMMEU, COFFEE supply well a; CAR IOC A Noilly Pratt 1.99 Take fessional Women's Club at C. Furnish and install three BLACKBERRY (3) 700 GPM submersible BOCA CHICA 99 a portrait the home of Mrs. Marge Ja- well pumping units, toget- Cinzano 1.79 CHERRY, PEACH meson. her with discharge piping Riccadonna 1.39 APRICOT 99 and fittings; 5.75Valuw BRANCHES of your Jack Cartusciella, mana- D. Construct three (3) rein- 3 C Imported Vermouth 99 ' BANANA MM WTH ger of Royal Palm Polo forced concrete pump pits; 2 E. Furnish and Install com- FEBRUARY Grounds, will explain polo to plete electrical system for the BPW members and show five (5) well pumping units. IMPOMH) ^ CHILD Any bids received after time THESE SPECIALS CHERRY SCOOP? a film on the game. The SPANiSHXREAM and date specified will not be DRAMBUIE €Ol©NY §?UDtO local club will sponsor considered. GOOD THRU 99 Each bid must be accompanied KJAFA SHERRIES Boca News Bldg. a polo game in March. BENEDICTINE by a certified check, cashier's , DANISH 1 69 Call 395-5511 will be discussed for check, or bid bond In amount not FEB. 15 B&B 749 February s child has a heart overflowing with love . less than five per cent (5%) of WINE 2 and eager curiosity. Stray kittens and puppies come the Club S annual fashion the base bid, as guarantee that 1 Bid r aded e con into your life when this babv begins to toddle. show. Proceeds go into the f ' ( ^f. ' "S?" ^ - Collections of seashells and'caterpillars, books and fi tract, will within ten (10) con- SCnolarstup fund. secutive calendar days after S IMPORTED QUART 7Yr.OldMPw«f music lessons will follow. So will dozens of 5 neighborhood children because February never meets written notice be given of such FRINCH QUART SCOOP! ^embers of the local club award, enter Into a written con- ITALIAN Straight Ktntwcky anyone but a friend: Music, art, literature and the will show the polo films to tract with the City of Boca Ra- NAPOLEON MOHAWK FULL QUART sea will be important to this child but a rewarding ton, Florida, In accordance with CHIANTI career will offer the greatest satisfaction. other R°w clubs in restrict the accepted Proposal. SRANDY BOURBON VODKA There's magic in a February baby! Primrose is the 10 to encourage them to at- All work shall be done in ac- Golden .099 rebruary flower. Amethyst is the birthstone. cordance with the Specifications, tend the benefit game. which may be examined at the 339 49 office of the City Clark, Boca 2.99 3 *•*. 5.55 Wedd'mg Raton, Florida, or at the office of the Engineer, Black, Crow FULL and Eldsness, Inc., 700 S.E, SEAGRAM'S NEW Third Street, Gainesville, Flori- CO-OP da, or 74 Orchid Square, Boca QUART SCHENLEY Raton, Florida, A set of such documents may be obtained from GUCKENHEIMER ANCIENT AGE APARTMENTS the Engineer at the above address upon deposit of Twenty HISKEY CALVERT Dollars ($20.00) for each set, ANTIQUE said deposit being non-refund- FUHNRSHED MODEL abl e. 69 OlD CROW No Bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) ECHO SPRING MONTHLY days after the date set for the 3 MAINTENANCE opening of bids. ,95O to $15,950 * $30- Proposal shall be submitted BLENDS in triplicate on the Proposal 69 LAND, NOT LEASED Includes taxes, insurance, city water, farm furnished as a part of these VODKAS 25S lawn care, maintenance, etc. Specifications, extra copies of RUMS which are available at the office 3 Walk-in closets, colored tiled baths, tub with shower, modern kitchen, natural of the Engineer. hardwood cabinets, ranges, sinks, garbage disposal, heat, air-conditioned, The City of Boca Raton, terrazzo flows, patios and balconies, on city sewer, 5 min. walk to beach Florida, reserves the right to Only Colonial Sells Every Brand Cut-Rate reject any and all bids, to shopping center and Post Office, off-street parking, adults only. walvo Informalities, and to re- advertise. 3©1 I. HoyaS PaSm Rd. AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. CITY OF BOCA RATON Boca Raton, Florida VISIT The Fabulous COLONIAL SEND FOR P.O. Box 173, Boca Raton iocei Raton, Fie. BROCHURE Ph. 395-3858 or CR 8-2193 Furnish Proof af PubllcaUon Publish: Feb. 8, 15, 22, 1962 Thursday, February 8, 1962 THE BOCA RATCN NEWS 3B Library Fund Crive Capt. Mader Serves Amount Raised At TAG Air Base Capt. Clifford J. Mader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cas- per J. Mader of Eoca Ra- ton is serving as military procurement officer at the Tactical Air Commend Fase at Myrtle Beach, S.C. Ee vas called to active duty from his reserve unit late 1 ast year. TERLING A graduate of Warren If! (Pa.) High School, the UAFT. CLIFFORD MADER captain received his F.S. degree from Florida State University in Tallahassee. An absolute angstrom is He and his wife, the for- one hundred millionth of a mer Frances M. Seely of NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY - centimeter, or 1/254,900,- barren, have tvo children, 000 of an inch. Andrea and Lori. 7 NEW Models Now Open SWIM IN YOUR HOME

Carl Fischer, (center) Heart Fund chairman, announced the appointment of C. Harrison Newman (left) as Heart Fund campaign chairman for Boca Raton, at a recent board meeting. Also attending front Boca Eaton, was Mrs. W.P. Bebout, vice president of the Heart Association of Palm Beach and Martin Counties.

The thermometer pic- Basque Lead tured will show the progress of the Library's Week's Schedule drive for funds to com- In Jai Alai MONDAY, FEB. 12 . AT YOUR BACK YARD plete the debts on the Estahakee Chapter DAR, St. Gregory's parish hall, FISH Ondarra and Aldecoa, new library on NOW. Sec- 12:30 p.m. ond Avenue. With the representing Spain's Eas- nue region, jumped off to Health Clinic, Teen Town, 1 p.m. mercury at $1,200 at the the early lead in the 1962 Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. end of the third week, International World Series Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.ra. library officials hope of Jai-Alai at the Dania Boca Raton Eoat Club, Community Euilding, 7:30 p.m. that with the coopera- Falace. PocaBobcat Eoosters, J.C. Mitchell School., 7:30 p.m. tion of the community, Eusiness and Professional Women's Club, 1305 F.E. it will soon rise to hit The Pasque duo is be- 5th .Ave., 8 p.m. ing hotly pursued by de- Elks Lodge No. 21C6, 2800 N. Federal, 8 p.m. the needed $7,000 mark. fending champions Egur- This amount will pay bi and Marcel (Spain), TUESDAY, FEB. 13 all remaining bills on vith the Mexican team of I'iv.anis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. construction of the Ughy and Pari right be- Fiastic Flower Class, Community Euilding, 2 p.m. . ACROSS THE WAY new library which open- hind. Brov.nies, Recreation Euilding, 2:30 p.m. PLAY ed in November. Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m. The International World ^dult Ceramics, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Series of Jai-Alai is con- St. Joan of ^rc Guild, at the church, 8 p.m. tested as the 11th game each Tuesday and Thurs- WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 in your day for four reeks. Eigh Eotary Cluh, Fireside Steals Ranch, 12:15 p.m. point team after eight Cil Fainting, Community Building, 1 p.m. Girl Scouts, Recreation Euilding, 3:30 p.m. WATERFRONT ELECTRIC GLASS BOTTOM BOATS games is crovned champion. Girl Scouts,St. Joan of/rcSchooI, 3:30 p.m. Fine Feedle Veaving Class, Community Eldg...7:30 Pool Home! Ondarra, having E>n ex- Anerican Legion Fost 277 Auxiliary, 8 p.m. cellent year at the Pania Falfcef continues to pace THURSDAY, FEB. 15 the race for the Vost Rug Hooking, Community Euilding, 10 a.m. Games Von and World Sin- V.omen' s Garden Club, Recreation Euilding, 1 p.m. at gles Championship. In /ccordion Class, Community Euilding, 3:30 p.m. Vost Games Von play his F^RCE, AmericanLegLonEome, Delray Beach, 6 p.ra. closest rivals are Freda Foy Scouts, Community Euilding, 7:30 p.m. and Ughy while in singles American Legion Fost 277r Legion Home, 8 p.m. play he is having to con- Order of Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray, 8 p.m. PATIOLAND tend vitb defending cham- ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL Patio and Lawn pion Ignacio and former FRIDAY, FEB. 16 titleholder Alex. TOFS, 1132 S3. Fifth Street, 1:30 p.m. EAST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY US 1 • BOCA RATON Furniture Girl Scouts, Community Fuilding, 3:30 p.m. Aluminum - Redwood Leading percentage play- Social Dance Class, Recreation Euilding, 7 pm WEBBING and ers — finishes "in the Mo vie, Community Euilding, 7 p.m. CUSTOM BUILT REPAIRING money" — as they have Eoca Raton Barbershoppers, First Federal, 7:45p.m. been throughout the sea- Record Hop, Teen Tovn., 8 p.m. WATERFRONT HOMES 3719 S. Federal Hwy. son, are Alex and Satue. Delray Beach SATURDAY, FEB. 17 Complete heating and air-conditioning Midget Basketball, Boca Gym, 9 a.m. Midget Basketball, Eoca Gym, 10 a.m. Midget Basketball, Eoca Gym, 11 a.m. Girls Basketball (vith C.AA), Eoca Cym, 2 p.m. Teenage FasketbaJ] (vith Fort St. Lucie), Eoca Gym. From $21,950 to $35,500 3:30 p.m. PANO Dance (Live band), Teen Tovn, 7:30 p.m. 7 beautifully furnished models Field Trip Takes Cubs to Station Donald Harris, 1 Members of Den 5, Cub Chick., Scout Fack No. 327 of the Jeffrey Jacob son, Michael Boca Raton Elementary Fee, Shepherd Mangurian, School visited the police Teddy Olsen and Tommy 4271 Federal Highw'y^ (us. it Efoca Raton ^elvDeifav Beach, CR^ty?oM^^69 station recently on a field West. trip. The boys vere taken on a tour of the station by Norm an Filingsvorth, Identification Officer. They v.ere shown finger- printing, police filing, 5th. ^ © NORM ADVERTISING. 1st. the jail, etc. Det. D.C. "Smokey" REWARD YOUR CAR ... Stover demonstrated different facets of detective age of AND IT WILL REWARD YOU ! vork to the Cubs. They later visited the childhood *vf: Give your car a fine garage and City sign shop where you'll be rewarded with savings Richard Castelli shoved on the upkeep of the car . . . and them how city signs are lesser depreciation! Drive over to made. AN IMPORTANT AGE FOR STANDARD SUPPLY & LUMBER. The Cubs were accom- PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS. We'll help you plan a one-car garage panied by Fatrolman Tom Vest, assistant Den father. During the seventh year, WANT ADVICE & ESTIMATES AT Cubs were Robert Eond, Rickey Erov.nlee, Brandy permanent teeth change facial YOUR HOME? PHONE 395-3203 contours to give a new look; inquiring minds get new ideas. Keep this age forever! Phone Prompt, ¥m® Delivery today for an appointment. WASH ca» 395-3203 YOUR HAIR THE NEW 6 months, 1, 2, 4 years EASYWAY 7, 12 and 16. '

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BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, February 8, 1962 By BEATRICE LANDRY

Wonder how many people in Eoca Raton are avare Near - But Not Enough of the untiiing effbtfcs of the Art Guild to provide cultural events, not only for members, but also for Near - but not close enough for and a decision right now is of the all the residents. safety. greatest importance. Once a year, after working all year on the plans, That's the way the University En- Eveiryone who has worked so long the annual Art Guild Fxhibit is held and is open to dowment Fund looked a few days ago. and hard to bring about the establish- the public for a very small fee. The results have been encouraging ment of this University — from Gov. Here pictures of all kinds are displayed (I never but not up to expectations. The most Farris Bryant to members of city and miss it, it is a bright spot to look forward to each important deadline is only a week county committees — is looking for- vinter). There is something for everyone, no matter vhat your taste in painting is. There are abstract away. Everyone is expecting the busi- ward to the results of this effort. It is and classic realism and others in between. As an the final step in a long journey and, of ness interests and property owners of added attraction, there are all kinds of lovely and Boca Raton to shoulder their share of course, the most vital one. After this unusual crafts exhibited, too. amount needed to get the planning task of raising the funds needed to start Ml through the years the Art Guild has carried the work started. There are so many rea- planning right now has been completed, burden of providing such pleasure to residents, right sons why this city should show the the State of Florida will take over and here, so they don't have to go out of town to "feed way — even without much urging. A complete construction of the institution. their beauty" sense. subscription to this fund is an invest Payment of a subscription can be Nov there is another art exhibit scheduled here. ment — not a donation. spread out over a period of three years St. Andrevs vill stage a one-man shov in March of Workers are confronted with a few — so the investment will already be the internationally knovn works of Jean De Botton. paying dividends when completed. It Usually folks have to go to the nearest large procrastinators. How could anyone who city, (ouite often far avay) to reap all these advan- is engaged in business, or owns Diropeir- will not work a hardship on anyone tages. Cities this size do not often have so much to ty, in Boca Raton be in doubt about the but still answer the immediate need. offer along this line. great boon a state university will be to Much of the success of this whole But, with the coming of schools in the area, and the economy of this whole area? The effort depends on the response of Bo- the university, there will be many more events the only question should be: How much? ca Paton business and professional local residents will be able to enjoy. And in many cases that is probably men during the next few days. Schools not only provide educations for those the reason for delay in making a sub- Don't let this opportunity to give your attending, but usually bring something to all the scription. But the time to act is at hand residents. There may be musical concerts, lectures, community a big lift pass by! or sponsored affairs such as the art exhibits mention- ed. Whatever they are, everyone benefits, Man does Florida's Share not live by bread alone. Beauty is to be enjoyed, whether of the sight, hearing or the mind. It is an About this time of year when we are on the Port Everglades harbor and extra gift that is given to us. thinking about the bite Uncle Sam is another $400,000 on Miami harbor. A We here in Eoca Eaton are fortunate to have taking — or has taken - from last new 800-bed VA hospital in Miami is groups like the Art Guild, nov: St. Andrews and soon year's income, it may be some con- to cost about 814,480,000. Federal (ve hope) the university to add the touch of beauty solation to know that a lot of this buildings are slated for Tampa, Gaines- to our everyday diet, money will come back to Florida. ville and Marianna, and Gainesville is Vonder vhat "goodies" are in store for us? Here comes a man also to have a new VA hospital in the Most of it, of course, will be spent next two or three years. are nothing but coffins and in the Cape Canaveral area where al- tombs prepared in ad- who is always on call to help It is hoped that construction may be Views most 8360,000,000 has been recom- vance." started on the long-planned Cross Ginger Rogers, famous mended for construction and another you get the most from your telephone service State Barge Canal. Sen. Spessard actor-and dancer: $55,000,000 for land. This huge sum "The Twist is ungrace- Henry S. Coleman, direc- will be a big boost to the state's Holland reports that the current budget ful, vulgar, and exhibi- tor of admissions at Co- Highly trained in the specialized will add $205,000 for survey purposes lumbia College: His services, which could mean low- economy and be felt, directly or indi- tionism personified. I communications needs of businesses er operating costs and higher pro- to the 8195,000 which was appropriated think it's terrible." "I regard statistics as rectly, in almost every section. That's necessary but barely ade- such as yours, this Southern Bell fits for you, are available without S428 million! last year. He said that the Florida del- egation in Congress will work hard, to Mike Mansfield, Senate quate indicators of in- Communications Consultant will cost or obligation. Simply call the Other recommendations for inclusion Democratic Leader (D.- tellectual and human qual- help you ... secure the necessary appropriations ities." telephone business office, ask for in the fiscal 1963 federal budget infor this project. Mont.): your Communications Consultant. clude approximately $55,500,000: The Federal government, of course, "We are going to miss . . . plan efficient service for all Speaker Sam Rayburn, who Navigation $ 2,770,000 spends many more millions in Florida James A. Farley, former your communications requirements - including pensions, Social Security did so much to get the Ad- postmaster general: Intracoastal Waterway 15,200,000 ministration program mov- . . . get the best possible use out of payments and the like. More Federal "A communist state like SoufHern Cross Fla, Barge Canal 400,000 ing in the 1961 session." Cuba cannot be permitted your present telephone equipment eeli Flood control 13,500,000 assistance is expected in connection to exist close to the shores u)t£k~tkb FiititM Veterans Hospitals 15,202,000 with the Cuban relief problem also. Sir Bernard LoveTl, di- of the United States." Federal Buildings 5,415,000 So, as we have said, we can at least rector of the Jodrue Bank look forward to getting back some of radio observatory in Eng- Proposals are for spending 8677,000 our hard earned dollars. land: "I predict . . . 1962 will be a year when in- REGARDING BOOKS struments will be landed on the moon's surface Boca Raton Square probably by both the Q The Vanity of Telling Russians and Ameri- cans." OF FLORIDA COMMUNITY EY LAWRENCE DAME usually the revelations, sellers keep more or less as in Eenry Miller's under the counter - and "Seventeen," termed "Cancer" novels., are one saleslady we talked Barry Sullivan, televi- "a novel of puberty" and merely soporific. to spoke of it in bated sion personality: vritten by a Danish author All of this preamble breath, as though it were "The best way to tell a vho prefers to sign him- leads to the conclusion the most dangerous treat woman's age is in a whis- self simply Soya, and vho that the literary shockers ever. Put then- she nay per." no doubt is considered to of today, created for the have been a super-ssles- be nnite a jolly old bean purpose of titillating the vom an. Marshall Malinovsky, in Copenhagen, vould, it senses at vast expense of Shades of Kerry Field- Soviet Defense Minister: seems to me, bore almost good taste and good inte- ing, the creator of 19th "Shelters against any teen-ager to distrac- rest, have run their course. Century England's truly atomic and hydrogen bombs tion. They have too much, and literary shocker., "Tom There is something as in the case of this Jones," and of those books essentially wrong vith Danish book, they are no by an expatriate .Ameri- the desire of a writer to longer valid even when can named Frank Harris tell everything about his their only purpose is to that, after publication, subject. This fault con- shock. From young ladies helped chase him out of nects vith the vair as- to grandmothers., from London. Fielding's works sumption that everything callow youngsters to weary live on because they are about him is eminently business men, the inte- artistic creations. They fascinating, and that rest has run the gamut and startled ap age unused to everybody is siraply pant- is fascinating, for its frankness in print. examples of how far the ing to knov the vhole Cur own age has had a unvarnished truth. daring vriter can go, no more. surfeit of shockers that Although we earthlings Artistic license surely aren't literary and that think of ourselves as he- must include something of Soya explains in a fore- are laid down vith ing rather sharp and so- the selective. Vhen it vord that he ghost-wrote yavns. \\e have had much phisticated creatures, gets into the Held of tire- this book for a now elder- too much of that sort of there is a surprising THE SANDIA #• some detail, it fails mis- ly bureaucrat who wanted thing, stressing unsavory amount of superstition 813,750 erably. There are lurid to revive memories of a aspects of life. Let's have about, ON YOUR LOT passages in "Seventeen" youth concerned with cer- more of the truly uplifting In Saigon, for example, that are wearisome in- tain frivolities that some in literature instead of Vietnamese girls believe deed, and that prove the vould call abnormal. It additional accumulations they can win and hold CARE FREE - BEAUTY fallacy of telling all. In goes on and on through this modern age, ve are of essays in trash. your love forever by sly- areas of yearning and sor- ly mixing fingernail cut- BOUND - ACTIVITY Quite accustomed to the did fulfilment. It is the books that "reveal" and Subscribe To tings with your food. If sort of thing that book- The Boca Raton News a chap in Seoul eats the PLANNED DESCRIBE wingtip of a chicken, it's to help him find a second A FLORIDA CLASSIC wife. The Siamese insist you are in for many years of bad luck if a comb breaks while you are Specially designed for East Coast living - privacy and comfort dressing your hair. are the keynote. As owners, you will enjoy the private bedroom Things will be breaking suite with full bath and huge wardrobe. The modem electric kit- your way, however., vhen chen is so arranged that meals can be served to the adjacent din- you call on V..F. EEEOUT, Modslj ing room, or the patio with equal ease. And the design, of course REALTOR for aid in lo- gives full consideration to the indoor-outdoor living - sliding dependent cating the exact real es- glass dooirs open from the spacious living room to the patio and tate you desire. Our list- there's access from the owner's bath to the patio area {so nice AGENT ings include many of the if you have a pool), You will glory in the generous amount of more choice buys in the storage space in this beautiful home. The price, a small $13,750, ares, whether it be a Only one of a series of Florida Classic homes, priced from home, acreage,, or income $10,990. Rutenberg Homes are built for a lifetime of worry-free property. Flan to have a Mving - the Florida way. session soon at W.F. PF- F.OUT, 701 North Federal Eighvay. Fhone 395-4334. To contact an independent insurance agent THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- it*.. HOLD HINT: If the inside -°-k **•?*' See your Yellow Pages of metal ash trays is wax- 1289 S. W.Camino Real, Boca Raton, Fla. ed, they will clean more Phone 395-1109 easily. DESIGN—CRAFT SMANSHIP—StRVlCE Thursday, February 8, 1962 THE BOCA RATCN NEWS 5B HAVE YOU mi... Commission Action Favors Sellers The Florida Industrial Commission has upheld the lover court decision in V ^ favor of former police Lt. Paul Sellers versus the Travelers Insurance Com- pany. Sellers vas stricken v.itr> a thrombosis of the carotid artery while search- ing for an excaped prison- er Sept. 9, 1959 and has been disabled since that time. The lover court ruled that Sellers received work- man's compensation total- ing $35 per week retro- active to Sept. 9, 1959, and full medical and legal expenses incurred. The insurance company has 60 days to appeal the decision. Sellers said he expects the case to go to the Su- preme Court as the present ruling by the Industrial Commission might set a precedent. Bepresenting Sellers are attorneys William Hallman, Eoca Eaton, and E.F. Recreation leader Beverly Russing Faty Jr., of Vest Falm Beach. Directs Programs for All Ages Local Man Injured ment. By Beatrice Landry lecting and reading. When Car Hits Tree She is a member of Al- Incidentally, besides Beverly Russing is Eo- pha Chi Omega, Florida her many other duties, A local man was injured ca Eaton's recreation lead- Recreation Association, Eeverly manages to write in an early morning acci- er. Fetite. dark-haired and the National Recrea- a newspaper column each dent last week. v.ith a friendly anile, tion Association. week. According to the police Beverly makes recreation She chose this line of report, Roland W. Ziel, not only an interesting voik because of a sin-Minor Damages in 58, of the Boca Raton Ho- vay to pass the time but gle interest in people tel was traveling east on The good taste that fun, as well. and their varied activi- Two Car Accident Camino Real when a dog Her enthusiasm bubbles ties. She was formerly a ran in front of his car. Ee over into the various teacher but found recrea- Minor damages were sus- swerved the auto sharply classes of recreation and tion work more satisfy- tained in a two-car acci- to miss the ardmal and hit arts and crafts she super- ing. dent last week, at the in- a palm tree. is Boca Raton vises. She is always on Beverly feels that spec- tersection of East Pal- Ziel was treated by a metto Park Road and the lookout for new andial requirements for her local physician for lace- Sensitive attention to detail - such as this collector's coachman lamp that enriches an entrance. exciting ideas to add to career include a genuine S.F. Second Avenue, ac- rations of the upper lip recreation for all ages. interest in people, regard- cording to the police re- and knee. From behind its pane, an old-fashioned chimney light glows in the night and bids welcome. This She joined the staff of less of their mood, inte- port, Damage to his car was the Eoca Raton recreation rest in a variety of activ- Fenneth "V. Geils, 39, estimated at $150 and dam- "touch" is the craftsmanship that distinguishes Royal Oak Hills and its builders - Haft-Gaines. department 10 months ago ities and, she laughed, 1270 N.E. Fourth .Avenue age to the city-owned palm and finds her work most endurance. vas traveling east on Fal- tree £t $50. Fatrolman Jo- metto Fark Road and Fii- interesting. She was graduated from seph Jodrey was the in- It is only fitting that these homes, nestled in a rare and unspoiled setting of rolling hills, paims Fever!y came to Eocn the University of Florida gene Tiabiley, 74, of 909 vestigating officer. Eaton from a similar posi- with a B.A degree in edu- S.W. Ninth Avenue was go- and great oaks-a setting that is rare in this section of the country-have this beauty of detailed tion in Deerfield Eeach. cation. ing south on Second Ave- plete the investigation, Fart of her duties are Beverly and her hus-nue when the accident oc- police said. craftsmanship... the good taste that is Boca Raton. to supervise the adult so- band, Loyd L., live at curred. Damage to Geil's vehi- cial program, arts and 2700 S.E. Second Street, Folice said Geils cut cle was set at $100 and $50 to Trabiley's car. crafts programs: educa- Fompano Eeach. They his car into Second .Ave- tional classes and many have two children, Cole, nue to avoid Trabiley's No one was injured, ac- of the teenage activities. age seven, in the second car. Trabiley stopped cording to Patrolman Any unusual incidents grade, and Craig, age his car, gave his name "Vest. in hei career? "The un- four. and address «to Geils, American children born usual is the usual in this A whirlwind of activity, then reportedly drove off. of immigrant parents show profession," Beverly this tiny gal with the Investigating officer specific character traits, smiled. sparkling personality is Patrolman Tom West says a Chicago psychia- In her leisure time she a decided asset to ourbrought Trabiley back to trist, Dr. Peter Giovacchi- enjoys music, coin col- fine recreation depart- the accident scene to com- ni.

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HAFT-GAINES COMPANY AOAMS^ CHf wwtf r HAFT-GAINES HOMES - CHOSEN BY GENERAL ELECTRIC AS A SHOWCASE OF GE PRODUCTS Dekay Beach HAFT-GAINES HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY LIFE 246 South Federal Highway CRestwood 6-5241 MAGAZINE AS THE OFFICIAL LIFE BUILDERS Lover's Leap Teen Town February 10 230 W. Palmetto Park Ed. Music by Be!-Aires TEEN TOWN NEWS Phone 395-1135 Vol. 1, No. 4 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, February 8, 1962 6B A SPECIAL PAGE

raent vill he provided by Being president of the a barbershop auartet vith Teen-Age Center and cap- e7A>£j ST. PAT'S music by a live band. tai of Teen Town's bas- so scussed at ketball team, are just two & the of the things that keep DAY PLANS meeting vere plans for a Top Teens our Top Teen for this xcsz beach dance February 24. week, Bill Eubank, busy. It vil 1 begin at dusk vith a barbecue and continue Bill has lived in Boca until 11:00 vith live mu- Raton for sixteen of his DISCUSSED sic. seventeen years. Now a My card has come to mean very much junior at Seacrest, his By Bill Eubank From ncw on the Jes Well, guys and gals, by this time you to me as it can to all of you. To me it Plans for a special St. * subjects include English, should all have your shiny, new, gold means that when people speak of Teen Patrick's Day float for ters vill play every other American History, Algebra colored, passports to hours of fun and Town they are indirectly speaking of the annual city parade Saturday evening instead II, French I, and chemis- participation in worthwhile projects. me and my fellow members. It means vere discussed at an off- of each veeli. Cn aJter- try. ; The possession of your Teen Town that I have a chance to represent the icei's meeting Friday, nattng evenings different For the past four years membership card entitles you to take Center at the Florida Youth Workshop, January 2. activities or bands will Bill has been an active part in all the Center's activities. which is one of the most outstanding The Teen-^ge Center's be scheduled, member of Teen Town, He events of the year. float has been the only Charlie Muidock, deejay was elected president of What else does your card mean to ftom you? It can mean many things to many Through this card I have been able one besides the Castro Miami, will make the organization last Sep- people. It can give you a feeling of to meet many interesting people such Convertible entry in past another visit during the tember. Since then he has belonging - belonging to a group of as: the city council members, many years. latter part of March, fit had many responsibilities, your own, where you have the oppor- new kids, the editor and staff of the In conjunction vith St. this time he will continue but probably the largest tunity of expressing your views and Boca Raton News, the reporters of Fatrick's Day, an outdoor the slov, fast, and twist was being the over-all choosing your officers and being a real many papers, television personalities, dance vill be held open contests vhich began chairman of Teen Town's part of "Florida's Finest" teen-age Governor Bryant, and scads of others. to the public. Entertain- February 3. Fall Festival last De- center. This is a great opportunity for doing cember. many fun-filled and interesting things The membership cards expire in De- During the summer Bill as well as having the chance to gain represented Teen Town at cember of each year and cost only many close friendships and meeting a DeDe em $1.00 for the full year. With this card the Florida Youth Work- lot of unusual people. wakh for- you get into our dances at a lower price By Mary Ross possible event. shop, at the University of and you have the privilege of the Cen- This is all yours so take advantage If you chose her out of Last year she worked on Florida in Gainesville. ter's activities. of it. ten or twelve girls you the UN1CEF drive, Easter There, he along with five February 9 - Teen Town va Fompano (home) might be surprised. She other members of the Cen- February 10 - Valentine's Dance at Teen Town Egg Hunt, carnival, and Teen Town would like is not only a most attrac- toy drive. She held the ter, was given the oppor- to congratulate the new February 16 - Record hop at Teen Tovn from 8 to 11 tive young lady but she is tunity to attend many in- members added last month. February 17 - Teen Town vs. Fort St. Lucie (home- position of public relations also a very intelligent girl officer, captain of the teresting lectures and March of Dimes They are Walter Pope, afternoon), Dance at Teen Tovn in with a fabulous personali- sessions with youths from Judy Lekniskas, Pat honor of visitors (evening). Teen Town cheerleaders, ty. Yes, Miss DeDe Ja- and co-editor of the Teen all over the state. He also Kohtz, Nord Peterson, February 23 - Record hop at Teen Town from 8 to 11 ran for vice-president of and David Harrison. cobs, our "Miss Teen Tribune in 1961. This Sponsored by Teens February 24-Teen Tov.n vs. Riviera Beach (away - Town of 1962" certainly year DeDe is chairman of the Workshop. A REMINDER TO THE afternoon). Dance vith surprise band is outstanding. OLD MEMBERS: the March of Dimes drive, When askect what his at Teen Tov;n (evening). editor of the Teen Town The annual March of ton vas $1,7.40. Of that If you have not yet re- DeDe came here two favorite duty as president Dimes drive vas held amount $217.10 was col- newed your old member- years ago to live in our News, treasurer of the was he replied that "he thtoughout the month lected by girls of the ship cards, you will be fair city from Miami Center, and most important enjoyed most having the of January. The money Teen-Age Center, considered a guest and Beach. Just after she ar- DeEe is Teen Town's honor of representing collected viil go to the others v.ho helpeo! the will be charged guest's rived in Boca Raton De- lovely queen. Teen Town at various National Foundation rates until you do so. TIGER TAILS Besides taking part in activities." De has worked in every vhich vill distribute it Junior Women's Club all of Teen Town's events, Other interests of Bill's to help polio, arthritis,- vere volunteer friends DeDe is very active at include playing on Teen and other crippling diseas- Bnd neighbors and j*nita Seacrest High School Town's softball team, es, all of vhich prey on Fitzgerald, Sue Fitz- Teen Town Tigers Open Season at Seacrest where she is a junior. horse-back riding, water young children. gerald, Marilyn Munyer, By Nord Peterson G.A.A. was Brenda Pa- er, Sally Tarayos, Linda ley and Dana Mucci, var- DeDe is a member of the skiing, and playing foot- In 1938 Franklin D. Diane Munyer, Lynn Kraut- triani. Thompson, Danny Vail, sity cheerleaders at Sea- Spanish National Honor ball. Eoosevelt founded the vaid, Joanie Schmidt, The Teen Town Tigers Members of the girls and Jo Ann Zilkowski. crest and members of last Society, V/heelette girls' March of Dimes. For the Cary Faramerman, Pernice opened their basketball Tiger team are Sigri_ d With the handicap^ of year's Teen Town squad. service club, and a re- Prelims to a fast, past five years Foca Ka- Jacobs, Jo/nn Ziolvoski, season at Seacrest High Noel, Annie Noel, Lynn having only two "practices Each girl tried out in- porter for the school slow, and twist contest ton has contributed to Dana Mucd, Libby Web- School Jan. 23. Smith, Barbara Dowdy, under their belts, the Tiger dividually showing one newspaper, the Squall. vere sponsored by Char- the cause. ster. Fancy Janes, Nancy The girls played the Lynn Krautwald, Tamara cheerleaders did a fine cheer, a front jump, back At Seacrest DeDe is lie Murdoch last Satur- Vttie local chapter of Welden, Danielle Vail, first game of the evening Blesh, Judy Lekniskos, job of cheering for their jump, and profile. For ex- taking English II, journal- day night at Teen Town. Beta Sigma Fhi headed Edna Young, Glenna Vil- in which they challenged Doris Larson, and Joan team. tra credit the toe touch, ism, American history, The contest v.ill be con- the Campaign for the first Jars, Fran Galio, Renee the Girls' Athletic Asso- Benedict. Games on the Tiger's cartwheel, and split and Spanish in, and world tinued vith each visit tvo years and then turned Raraseyer, Norma Raras- ciation of Seacrest, the After the girls team basketball schedule this perch jumps were allow- geography. of Charlie's. it over to the Junior flora- eyei., and DeDe Jacobs, latter coming out on top left the floor, the Teen season are: Riviera ed. Finals in the dance en's dub, vhich has vh,o headed the drive for with a score of 37 to 19. Town Tigers and the Ju- Beach — Feb. 2, Pom- Following her gradua- contest are scheduled This is the third year tion from Seacrest, DeDe handled it for the past .Teen Tov\n. The high scorer for the nior Varsity of the Sea- pano Beach - Feb. 9, that Teen Town has spon- for the St. Patrick's Day three. Tigers was Sigrid Noel, crest Seahawks hit the Port St. Lucie -. Feb. 17, will attend college. She sored an eight girl cheer- hopes to become a fashion dance, March 17. The Mrs. Joseph Cola vas furnishing 12 of Teen court. and Riviera Beach - Feb. leading squad. Uniforms street dance will be open chosen chairman for 19f2. .SUPPORT Town's 19 points. High buyer for a large company YOUR TEAM By the end of the first 24. Delray, Vero, and are provided through in New York or Los Ange- to all residents of Boca Collected by Poca Ea- scorer for the Seacrest half of the game the Sea- Clewiston are also among special activities. Raton . hawks had a 14 point the teams to be played, les. lead. From the beginning The dates of these games of the second half until will be announced later, the end of the game the Teen Town also spon- Tiger's team played even sors a midget basketball ball. league team that is*' Tim Jemison scored the coached by Bernie Jezer- most points for the Teen cak. Their games are Town Tigers with Bill played every Saturday at Eubank, captain, follow- 9 a.m. at the Elementary ing up. Top scorer for the School Gym. The Teen Seacrest Seahawk team Town Midgets are cur- was Dennis Raulerson. rently rated second in Team members for the the league. Teen Town Tigers senior team (boy's 16 and 17) are 1962 Cheerleaders Chosen Bill Eubank, Robert Schlusemeyer, Richard Schlusemeyer, Tim Jemi- Cheerleaders for the son, Jack Butler, Skip 1961-62 Teen Town Southards, ketball season are I, Bob Mills, Kammerman, captain; Re- nee Ramseyer, assistant Mark Selleck, and Rick captain, Norma Ramseyer, Crawford. Mary Crawford, Linda The junior team (boys Thompson, Danielle Vail, 13 through 15) consists Sally Tarayos, and Jo Ann of Gary Villars, Bob Mont- Zl°lkowskh. gomery, Paul Rochette, wlU travel Wlth Paul Southards, Duane the team to a11 Williams, Anthony Lolli, both home and away. Members of the Senior Boys Basketball team are, top row, from left: Jack Tryouts for this year's Butler, Pee Wee Southaids, Mark Selleck, Robert Schlushemeyer and Bill Larry Smith, and Bob Cheering their team on are, left to right, top row: Linda Thompson, Danielle squad were held Jan. 13, Vail and Mary Crawford. Second row: Jo Ann Ziolkowsld, Casy Kanirnerman and Eubank. First row: Richard Schlushemeyeir, Pick Crawford, Bob Mills, Tim Padecky. ., . at Teen Town. There were Norma Pamseyer. First row: Renee Ramseyer and Sally Tarayos. ' Jemison and Willis Manning. Leading the cheers for twelve girls who tried out the Tiger fans were Cary and were judged on their Karnmerman captain, p enthusiasm, ability. M¥y Crawford, Norma voiC6( and posture> The Ramseyer, Renee Ramsey- judges were Sue Beas-

the teen town news is

edited by dede Jacobs features written by mary ross, bill eubank reported for by dana mucci, cary kammerman, edna young, sandra pfannerv renee ramseyer, bernice Jacobs

A SPECIAL PAGE-APPEARING THE FIRST The Junior Boys Basketball team consists of, second row, from left: Bob Pa- THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH Members of the 1962 Girls Basketball Team are, left to right, second row: decky, Larry Smith, Bob Montgomery, Duane V'iiliatrs and Gary Villars. First Sigrid Noel, Tammy Blesh, Annie Noel, Lynn Krautwald and Doris Larson. row: Anthony Lolli, Paul Bochette and Paul Southards. First row: Jim Rutherford, coach; Gem Miller and Judy Leniskas. Thursday, February 8, 1962 THE BCCA FATCN NEWS 7B

Canadian Pastor Finds Trumpet Trio Next «The Min£j of jesus. ,s Ho!y Communion Sun. At Bible Grounds Topic For Fev. Dan GUI At Advent Lutheran Parishioners Also in Florida ,. ,. "The Mind of Jesus" The sacrament of Holy "Fach visit seems more Guest artists for the will be the sermon topic Communion will be celery Tleatiice Landry brated at Advent Lutheran Church Services plensnnt ond health ah- Sacred concert Feb. 10 at of the Rev. Dan Gill at ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service It is pot urmsun] foi soiMng," he said, "and the Bible Grounds will be the 11 a.m. service Sun- Church next Sunday morn- BOCA RATON 1 if one tr-inr? more thor. ray ing at 10:30 a.m. FIRST METHODIST at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior someone to trnvel thoiis- the talented Ohman Trum- day at First Methodist N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E, 6th St. rehearsal. Wednesday evening finrts of irriJes to spend o other strikes you ir the pet Trio, three brothers church, Meetings for the week in- Rev. Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sun- LUble study hour at 7:30. hen]th-giving sunny vaca- nirist of the tropicaJ SHH, known in religious circles. M the 5 p.m. vesper clude the Evening Circle, day school 9:45 a.m. Church ADVENT LUTHERAN it is the amazing grovth ALCW, tonight at the home servi ce 11 a.m. Nu rs ery avai 1 - N.E. 44th Ave, at 50th St. just tion in Ttoca Baton. They will be remembered service Rev. Gill will able for children. MYF meets off US1. William M. Deutsch- and progress throughout for their appearance on the speak on the topic, "Too of Mrs. John Lunger, 4420 Sun. 6 p.m. in the Church Hall. tmmn, piistor. Sunday schedule: southern Florida." Mutual Network program to Receive " S. F ederal Highway, Del- Choir rehearsal Thursday, 8 p.m. 9: IS n.m. The Church at Study; Vhile here Father Eunt Froud ray; Church Council, Mon- 10:30 a.m. The Church at Wor- "Young Peoples' Church The Methodist Men will FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ship. plans to visit many points day, 7:30 p.m., Youth 600 West Cnmino Real. Rev. of the Air", and the ABC meet Monday, Feb. 12, at Albert G. Shiphorst, pus tor. CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST of interest and store up television presentation e o p.m. for supper. The Choir Rehearsal, Wednes- C hu re h S cho ol, Q a. rn. Wo rship 1675 N.W, Fourth Avenue, Rev, some sun to take hack to ;3 day, 6:30 p.m.; Church services 10 and I 1 aBm. Hoyt Douglas, pastor. Sunday PASTOR RIHTNFY 'Youth on the March." Kev. JgC. Martinson, pas- School, 9:45 a.m. Morning Wop. snovy Ontario. They also appeared in the tor of Trinity Methodist Choir Rehearsal, Thurs- THE COMMUNITY CHURCH ship, 11 a.m. Evangelistic ser- day, 7:30 p.m. N. VV. Fourth A vonu e. I ra Lee vice, 7 p.m. Special Speaker Sunday Christian film "Lord of church, Pompano Beach, E s h 1 em an, in te rim p a sto r, 'Let's Be Practical' Is A11 Tonight at 8 p.m., the Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sun- At Calvary Baptist • will speak. Reservations day worship i 1 a.m.; evening Fev. Shiphorst's Topic For years they have pastor of the congrega- service at 7 p.m.j Communion DEERFIELD BEACH Special speaker at all can be made with Eoger tion, the Rev. William M. "Let's Be Practical" traveled in evangelistic president of the service at conclusion of even- ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC services of Calvary Bap- shaulf Deutschmann, will begin ing service. VVedn esday ni ght 3240 N.E, 10th Terrace, Pom- will be the topic of the crusades and appeared at Methodist Men. pano Beach. The Rev. John tist Church of North Pom- a series of Adult Discus- prayer and praise service at 7. sermon to be delivered by Bible conferences. Commission on Evange- MacAtavey, pastor,. Masses pano this Sunday will be sion Group meetings. The ST, GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL held at 8, 9 and II a.m. the Rev. Albert G. Sbip- The brothers, George, lism meets Tuesday, F'eb. Boca Raton Ro ad. James C, Pastor Cecil V.hitney. meetings are designed to FIRST BAPTIST horst at the 10 and 11 a.m. Chuck and Bill are resid- 13, at 8 p.m. StoutsenberRer, Rector. Sun- Mr. Whitney, now of St. present the major items of days 7:40 a.n% Mo tins, B a.m. N.E. 2nd St., Deerfield Beoch. services Sunday in First ing in three different The circles of the V.om- Holy Euchad s t, 9 a.m. Family Rev. G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Augustine, prepared for states are active in en's Society of Christian the Christian faith as Eucharist (Sunday School), 11 Morning worship 8:30 and 11 the ministry at the Prac- Presbyterian Church. and a.m. Morning Prayer St. Holy Eu- a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Even- Christian work the year Service meet Wednesday, taught by the Lutheran charist (1st and 3rd Sundays), ing worship service 7:30. BTU tical Bible Training School H^V. HUNT The Westminster Fellow- around. George is minister Feb. 13. Circles 1 and 2 Church. The series will Morning Prayer (2nd and 4 th 6:30, Mid-week prayer service, of Bible School Park, N.Y. ri't n littlo on the ship will meet at 7:30 p.m. of music at the Gospel meet at 10:30 a.m. and 3 continue for 12 weeks, Sundays), fi p.m. Episcopal Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. luesday at 7:30 p.m. Young Churchmen. Weekdays; in spite of polio when he nsnnl fiidp is for Church of Cleveland, Ohio and 4 meet at 8 p.m. Sunday Church School Mom, Tues., Fri., 7:15 Matins, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN the board of trustees will was a child. He has had a to nnive on a visit to and the Cleveland Youth Boy Scout Sund win is held at 9:15 a.m., with ?:3D Holy Eucharist, Thursday, Rev, Arland Briggs, pastor. hold its regular meeting 9:40 Matins, 10 Holy Eucharist. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. under successful ministry pas- Florida frora Ontario and for Christ; Chuck is music be observed at the 11 a.m. classes for all ages, nur- the direction of Rev. Samuel toring Churches in New find some of his parishion- in the east room. director of the Calvary Worship Service, Sunday, sery through adult. Wor- ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC Morton. Morning worship, 9:30 Tuesday at 8 p.m. the J SW 3rd Ave, at 3rd St. Rev. and 11 a.m, York and Pennsylvania. ers here on business. Baptist Church of Detroit Feb. 1L Cub Sc'out Bo y ship is at 10:30 a.m. Paul L. Manning, pastor, Sun- CALVARY BAPTIST Mr. Whitney will serve in Evening Circle will meet and disc jockey of a local Scouts and adult leaders ^y 7, 9, 10:30 and noon mass- Such is the case with 1 block west of U.S. No. 1 and the absence of Pastor V.'es in the church. Christian radio program, are asked to wear their es. Confession s will be heard \'i block north of Sample Road. Auger who is conducting a the Rev. T.J. runt Wednesday at 7 p.m. and Unitarian Study Group every Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 Wes Auger, pastor. Worship tor of St. Michaels and BUI is the assistant uniforms and attend tne and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily service 11 a.m. Sunday School Revival Crusade at the 7:45 p.m. Junior and Echo Will Meet Friday mass weekdays 8 a.m. olic Church in manager of Radio Station service. A special section 9:45. Gospel preaching service Southern Methodist Church Choirs will rehearse. tfPEL, a Christian non- erved in the The Unitaiian-Univer- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Ontario. will be reS Chamber of Commerce Building, Wednesday 7:30. of Jupiter. Friday at 8 p.m. the Se- commercial station in sanctuary. salist Study Group of Federal Highway. Sundays at 11 TRINITY REFORMED Mont rose. Pa. Boca Raton will meet Fri- a.m.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Deerfield Women's Club, Hills- day at 8 p.m, at the home Nursery a vail abl e. Te Gtimony bora Boulevard, Deerfield 'Race Relations' is Douglas, and its surround- More than 5000 persons soloist for three presiden- meetings Wednesdays 8 p.m. Beach. Rev. Vemon Hoffman, attended the Bible Grounds tial inaugurations, was the of Dr. and Mrs. E.B. Korn- Chamber of Commerce. Rev. Hoffman's Topic ing area, is a heavily Kev to blue, 461 Spanish Court. pastor. Morning Service 10:30 concentrated dairy farm- ; stman I o bpeak last Saturday and Sunday guest conductor, a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m, E. O'Cleary, an attorney ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Sunday evening church service "The Christian and Race ing area, and Florida is Cn 'False Prophets' for the portrayal of Felix This was the fifth con- 190 E. Royal Palm Rd, The 7 p.m. Relations" is the sermon the second largest cattle Mendelssohn's oratorio cert of the present concert from Ft. Lauderdale, will Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. Sun- title by the Rev. Vemon "False Prophets in speak of his recent trip to day School 9:45 a,m,; Worship DELRAY BEACH state, so many Ontario Sheep's Clothing" will be "Elijah" by the Univer- season, running through services 8:30 and 11 a.m. Nur- Hoffman at the 10:30 a.m. residents come here often sity of Maryland choir. April this year for the first Africa. For further infor- sery during 11 a,m. service. CHURCH OF CHRIST service this Sunday. the sermon topic of Rev. mation call 395-5455. Delray Women's C!ub Bl dg. S.E. to attend the herd sales. Albert L. Eastman at the The work was done in full time. 5th Ave. at 5th St. Dayton D. In the evening at the 7 FIRST BAPTIST Smith, minister. Bible Study at They are av:are, Father 11 a.m. Worship Service costume accompanied by 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. p.m. service he will preach Eunt said, of the tremen- of the Church of the Open a full symphony orchestra FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. William Towery, Pastor. on the subject "The Lord of South Florida musi- The Rev. Dan Gill, Pastor M oming wo rship 11 a, m, Sun- CHURCH OF THE PALMS Our Righteousness." pastured in Florida. So day School 9:45 a.m. Evening (Congregational). So. Federal Avenue. cians. 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton worship 7:30 each Sunday. Mid- Highway at S.E. First St., Del- The Youth Fellowships they combine business Dr. Fague Springman, Regular schedule week prayer service, Wed. 7*. 30 ray Beach. Worship service,' 11 An assembly Sunday of the Trinity Reformed vitn pleasure, "thav himself a baritone and p,m. Choir rehearsal 8:305lp*ni* a.m. School meeting, with.mu- Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. Wednesday. The nursery is Church will meet with the out» and conduct their open at all of these services. DELRAY PRESBYTERIAN sic specialties and a les- Church Service -11 A.M. Youth Fellowships of the business affairs. son in color slides from 'Spirit' Is Topic For CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR 320 N.E. Fifth Avenue, Delray Community Presbyterian . 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Beach, (U.S. Presbyterian). The Father Eunt is the guest the life of our Lord, will Christian Scientists Vesper Service - 5 P.M. Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pastor. Rev. Robert D. Taylor Jr., pas- Church at the Presbyterian of Mr# and Mrs. Virgil be held at 9:45 a.m. Sermon Sunday Services: Sunday School tor, Sunday morning Worship 9 Church at 6:30 p.m. this |, ^ |; t t "Spirit" will be the les- 9:45 a.m. for which there la a a.m.; Sunday Scbooi, 10:15; i:ec expec S 0 s ay "Worshipping on the Thursday service, 7:30 p.m. Sunday. son topic for the Christian The Mind of Jesus" nursery available. Youth Fellow- here about a month. He is Right Ground" will be the Science Society meeting no stranger to Florida, Methodist Men Sponsor evening topic of Pastor Sunday at 11 a.m. at the CONGREGATIONAL hovever as he has visited Eastman at the 7:30 p.m. CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST CHURCH Pancake Supper Feb. 22 here before. Chamber of Commerce service of the church. building. "A new Baptist church with the old time religion'' CHURCH OF THI PALMS The Methodist Men's - ~ Serving Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Wednesday nights the The Sunday school 1675 N.W. 4th AVE, Boca Raton and Southeast palm Beach County Club of the First Metho- Unselfish Selfishness mici-week Bible Study meets at 9:30 a.m. and the Sunday School 9:45 a.rti. SUNDAY SERVICES dist Church of Boca Ra- Topic For Fev. Taylor Hour is conducted from Wednesday meeting is at Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. ton will sponsor a pan- The Rev_ Robert D 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Nursery facilities Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. cake supper Thursday, Tayior has chosen "Un- The Gleaners Ladies are available at 10:40 a.m. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Group has purchased new Sundays at the First Fed- S. Federal Hwy. (U.S. No. 1, Northbound) Feb. 22 from 5 to 7 p.m. selfish Selfishness" as Rev. Hoyt Douglas, Pastor at S.K. 1st St., Delray Beach at the church. his sermon subject for the choir chairs for the Senior eral Savings and Loan Phone: CR 8-3841 The affair will be a ben- Sunday Morning \Vorship Choir. Assn. building. Phone 395-0337 efit to raise funds for air- Service at 9 a m at Del_ conditioning the church. ray preSbyterian Church. LUTHERAN CHURCHES to nations are $1 for Sunday School meets at at Boca Raton adults and 50 cents for 10:15 am_ Nursery care children. is provided for both ser- ST. PAUL ADVENT vices. MISSOURI SYNOD THE A.L.C. Attend Church Sunday The Presbytery of the SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 Everglades has elected a KMISHIP 8:30-11:00 WORSHIP 10:30 Commission to organize 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. St. Gregory'_, ^ s the Delray church, Feb. Downtown Boca Just off U.S. 1 EpiSCOparChurCpiscoparCrmrcr hn H, 1962, at 3:30 p.m. E.O. KRUG, Pastor W.M. DEUTSCHMANN * Dr. R.M. Crowe, Kendall a 15 KAST HOC A RATON HI) Presbyterian Church, is PHONE 395-0433 Pastor SUNDAY, FEB. 11, 1962 Parsonage 395-1939 Phone 395-3632 7:40 Matins chairman; Dr. N.J. War- AIR-CONDITIONED 8:00 Holy Eucharist ren, Miami Beach First 9:00 Holy Eucharist Presbyterian Church, will preach the sermon; Dr. & Sunday School Ryan L. Wood, Memorial 11:00 Holy Eucharist Presbyterian Church and & Sermon the Rev. Robert D. Taylor, Rev. J.C. Stoutsenberger Rector Memorial Presbyterian Church, will also partici- :Sr^ Phone 395-3260 pate in this service. EVANGELIU1 'In His Steps' Is Topic For Rev. Briggs Sunday WITH us COVENANT CHtMH Sunday at Community If' ttrship Sritirrx at Presbyterian Church in Cresthaven Civic Assn. Bldg. Deerfield Beach there will 3500 N.E. 16th Ter., be two preaching services Just West of Kwlk Chek in - the first at 9:30 and the ShoppersHavenKilf Sample Rd. second at 11:00, with the Pompano Beach minister Rev. Arland V. SUNDAYS 11:00 a.m, and Briggs using as his ser- 7:00 p.m. mon theme "In His Steps." Eric G. Hawkinson, Pastor Heated and Air Conditioned SCI S.E. 18th Cl.. Fl. L.- Phone 522-3035 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ur Bank has grown through a tradition of personal 162 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395-2622; 395-1974 service and friendliness. And although we're continually 9:45 a. m. Sunday School (immunity 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship adding "new fashioned" innovations to keep pace with 7:30 p.jPi. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. (Wed.) Prayer modern banking needs, we feel that this is an appro- & Bible Study priate time to extend again, to all our banking friends, Rev. William Towery, Pastor a sincere, old-fashioned Thanks for Banking with Us. Associated with SOU. BAPTIST CONVENTION Boca Raton Trinity Make Us Your Headquarters For All Your Financial Needs. ON THE MIRACLE BIBLE GROUNDS Reformed CHURCH ACTIVITIES - SUNDAY Church Sunday School (all ages) 9:45 A.M. NOW in Our NEW Morning Worship (Ira Lee Eshleman) 11:00 A.M. Air-Condiiioned Youth Fellowship (Youth Ranch) 6:00 P.M. SANCTUARTf Communion Service (Memorial Hall) 6:30 P.M. S.E. 2nd Court Film-"Through Gates of Splendor" 7:30 P.M. S.E. 8th Terrace Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 P.M. Sunday School FIRST BANK of Friday- Christian Youth (Youth Ranch) 8:00 P.M. Saturday- Sacred Concert-Auditorium 8:00 P.M. 9:30 A.M. (Banquet Dinner 6:00 P.M. Each Saturday) Morning Worship BIBLE CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES Bible Hour - Tuesday through Friday 9:15 A.M. 10:30A.M. Symposium - Tuesday through Friday 10:30 A.M. BOCA RATON Worship — Tuesday through Friday 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship Your Convenient Bank at 1st. Ave and E. Royal Palm Rd.] Special Musical e Each Evening Ira Ij.ee Eshleman, Minister 7:00 P.M. Friendly Non-denominational Evangelical Bible Commentator The Rev. Vernon Hoffman MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Telephone 395-4426 Pastor' JHjBCCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 8, 1962

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