FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964

Largest Circulation Boca Raton News B!dg. Of Any Newspaper 34S.E. Second St. Sn Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 8 NO. 20 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, April 11, 1963 20 Pages PRICE: TEN CENTS New Members Named to Zoning,Adjustment Boards Church Services, Other 6 Removed Activities Mark Weekend From City Boca Raton will ob- of the Boca Raton Minis- serve the climax of Eas- ter's Assn. Rev. William Positions ter Week with a series of Deutschmann of Advent religious programs and Lutheran Church is chair- Five new members were other activities. man of the committee. elected to seats on the Most local churches Saturday morning, the Boca Raton Planning and have scheduled Good Fri- City's Teenage Center Zoning Commission at day observances tomor- will hold its annual city- Tuesday's regular meet- row and a few are holding wide Easter Egg Hunt. ing of the City Commis- joint services. The City The hunt is scheduled sion. Commission has officially for 9 a.m. at Roadman The appointments fol- proclaimed the observance School and 10 a.m. in low ouster by the City of Good Friday and city Memorial Park. Commission of four mem- offices will close at noon The traditional Easter bers and one alternate. for the day. Sunrise Service sponsored The City Commission The city's observance by the Boca Raton Minis- also voted to remove C.P. of Good Friday — which ter's Assn. will be held Messersmith from member- will involve the closing ship on the city's Board at 6 a.m. Sunday morning Rev. Dan Gill, left, pastor of First Methodist of many local stores for of Adjustment and ap- at the Boca Raton Hotel Church, and Rev. William Deutschmann, pastor of the noon to 3 p.m. period pointed William Sayre to Cabana Club. The Rev. Advent Lutheran Church, discuss plans for the city's or portions thereof — was fill the unexpired term Dan Gill, pastor of First Good Friday and Easter observances. Rev. Gill is led by the Committee for which ends April 1, 1964. Methodist Church and president of the Boca Raton Ministers' Assn. and Good Friday Observance president of the Boca Ra- Rev. Deutschmann is chairman of the association's Commissioner Robert ton's Minister's Assn., committee for Good Friday Observance. Honchell charged Tues- Hospital Tour will deliver the sermon. day that members of the Royal Palm Polo Planning and Zoning Set for FDC Grounds will climax its Annual City Easter Egg Hunt Commission had been 15-week season with an guilty of "fundamental Cooking and coloring more than 4000 eggs - only a portion of which are A tour of Bethesda Me- Easter Sunday game for Scheduled Saturday at Park errors" and that removal shown here — is no small job for members of the Boca Raton Teenage Center. morial Hospital has the benefit of St. Joan of the four members and For Teen Center members Bernie Jezercak and Linda Thompson, the thought been arranged for offi- of Arc Church. A pre- The Boca Raton Teen- a.m. The teens have been one alternate would be of it is almost too much. The annual city-wide Easter Egg Hunt, which is cials of the Florida De- game Easter egg hunt is age Center will sponsor busy hard-boiling eggs, in the best interests of paid for and staged solely by the Teen Center for the benefit of all the city's v elo pm ent Com mi ssion scheduled for 2 p.m. and its fourth annual city- coloring them and on the city. On his motion, youngsters, will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at Roadman School and 10 a.m. at near the end of April, two high-goal teams will wide Easter Egg Hunt Saturday will be up at the the Commission removed Memorial Park. according to the South- clash in the benefit this Saturday. crack of dawn to distri- from office Richard Fish, eastern Palm Beach game at 3 p.m. Funds for the hunt were bute them. Pre-school Robert Keith, Dr. Harry County Hospital District At 7:30 p.m. Sunday, raised by the Easter through fourth grade Sorenson and Bernard Commission. the Community Church candy sale just complet- youngsters will be eligi- Turner, all regular 'mem- City Names Joint Committee to The committee of in- Choir of Bibletown, ed by the center. ble to participate in the bers, and alternate mem- spectors will look over U.S.A., will present an Over 4000 eggs will be hunt. ber Joseph O'Toole. the additional patient distributed at two sepa- Specially colored prize Easter cantata, "No To fill vacancies on the rooms and administrative rate hunts, the first at eggs will be among the Pursue Sabal Point Preservation Greater Love," written planning board, the com- area which are in the by John W. Peterson. It Roadman school at 9 a.m., 4000 eggs, with the grand Plans to push acquisi- up plans for the "pres- ed Gardner's appointment mission appointed Valen- process of completion. will be the final concert then Memorial Park at 10 prize going to the finder tion of the Sabal Point ervation of Sabal Point after reading to the com- tyne E. Brennan, Herbert The inspection com- of the season in the of th-e golden egg in area and preserve it as as a beach and recrea- mission a letter from FAU S. Mead, Harold V. plies with the require- Bibletown auditorium and each age group. a public recreation area tion area." Appointment business manager Philip Munyer Wins Maull, Howard McCall ments under which the will feature solos by This is one of the many received a new boost of the committee follows S. Borden outlining Gard- and Lev, is C. Swartz. hospital qualified for Mrs. Viola Eshleman, Mrs. community service pro- Tuesday from the City adoption of a resolution ner's background and Fair Certificate Named as an alternate $105,000 in federal Ethel Johnson, Miss Kay jects carried on by the Commission. by the Commission call- duties at the university. member was Harold Waite. grants. Russell, Jack Prescott Terry Munyer, 18-year- Teen-age Center. ing for the area to be- Brennan, Mead, Maull and At the request of Mayor In other action at and Ron McPherson, under old senior at Seacrest come a state or federal Legion Presents Swartz will fill terms ex- Joe DeLong, the Commis- Monday's meeting dis- the direction of William High School was awarded $900 Damages in recreation area to serve piring in August, 1963, sion named a joint com- Nomination Slate trict commissioners em- L. Rediger. a certificate "in recogni- residents of this area Two-Car Accident and McCall and Waite mittee of Boca Raton citi- A slate of officers for powered the parking com- tion of an exhibit" at the and the anticipated in- fill terms expiring in zens and Florida Atlan- American Legion Post mittee to award a contract Bank Moves Up State Science Fair held An estimated $900 dam- flux of students at Flori- August, 1964. tic University staff mem- 277 has been presented to the low bidder on addi- recently at Tampa. ages resulted from a two- da Atlantic University, 1,223 Places bers to pursue the pro- for the forthcoming elec- tional parking area. His exhibit was "The car accident on Camino Messersmith, who was Maryroount College and ject. tion. Heard a report from The annual edition of Biochemical Fuel Cell" Real at Southwest Fourth fired "for cause" as a St. Andrews School. Named to the committee Nominated were Daniel Mrs. Henry K. Harding, the American Banker whic h took top honors avenue yesterday at 8 member of the city board Gardner also received were: Fred H. Gardner, F. Borgioli, commander; Woman's Auxiliary presi- shows that position of the in the local county a.m. of adjustment, was ac- a second appointment Dr. John C. Alley, C. Fred Cal Mosher, first vice dent, that the members Boca Raton National science fair. According to the po- cused by Commission from the City Commis- Haeflinger, Mrs. Willard commander; John Sheller, are buying a $5,000 por- Bank is 1,223 places He is the son of Mr. lice report, Benjamin member Arthur Mirandi of sion Tuesday, to the • Machle and Mrs. Homer second vice commander; table X-ray unit for the higher than a year ago. and Mrs. S.E. Munyer of Moody of Melrose, Mass., election law violations in post of liaison between Gwinn. Gardner and Hae- Robert Van Sant, finance systoscopic room in the Listed by the report is 453 N.E. 30th Street. was traveling west on a motion for dismissal Florida Atlantic Univer- flinger are on the FAU officer; Edward Berlin, new wing. the comparative standing Terry said he felt at- Camino Real and Lillian last week. Messersmith staff. sity and the city's Plan- chaplain; Ike Morey, his- Approved a recommen- of the'3,600 largest banks tending the state science K. Bochholtz of 375 S.W. was provided a public ning and Zoning Commis- DeLong charged the torian; John Cheriones, dation from Dr. F.S. in the United States, rank- fair was "most worth- Second St. was traveling hearing Monday, but fail- sion. DeLong recommend- committee with following sergeant-at-arms; Roland Huntington, chief of ed according to percent- while" and that he south on Second street ed to appear. Touregny, assistant ser- medical staff, to elevate age increase of deposits. learned a lot there which when the cars collided. Capacity Crowd Is Expected geant-at-arms; and Joe Dr. Rudolph Heath, visit- It shows that at the end he plans to pass on to Lillian Bochholtz was At the hearing, a piece Donovan, service officer. ing consultant in psy- of last year, the local bank other students planning charged with disobeying of election literature titled For Industrial Banquet Tue. Nominated for the exe- chiatry, to privilege staff had moved up 1,223 to exhibit entries. a stop sign, police said. "Compare All Six Candi- cutive committee, of status. places compared to its He expressed apprecia- Investigating officer dates" was read. The lit- standing at the end of erature, distributed im- A "capacity crowd" merce president Thomas which five will be Decided to advertise tion to the Boca Raton was Patrolman Henry the previous year. mediately prior to the was forecast by Boca J. Meredith for the In- elected, were Harry Amer, for bids on re-roofing the Lions Club for contribut- Best. dustrial Appreciation last city election, was Raton Chamber of Com- Robert Baker, William house occupied by the Eoca. Raton National ing $100 toward his ex- Damage to the Foody Week banquet to be held Barwick, Hank Conley, chief engineer located Bank showed total depos- penses. car was set at $500 and issued over Messer- Police Question Four at the Boca Raton Club Jim Clancy, Raymond near the hospital. its of $8,337,582.82 on Fe plans to attend the damage to the Bochholtz smith's name. Also heard Tuesday, April 16, at Perry, Carl Sleeper, Heard a treasury report Dec. 31, 1962 and at the University of South vehicle estimated at was a tape recording of a radio broadcast made For Burglaries Here 6:30 p.m. Hunter Barker, Russ 01- that the district has end of March, 1963 had Florida at Tampa and $400. According to J. Cline sen, and Mike Harhay. $678,161. jumped to $9,293,918.79. major in biochemistry. priOT to the election a Four men being held in McKenna, chairman of the Cars Collide year ago in •which the Dade County are being banquet committee, there speaker identified him- questioned in connection are only a few tickets On Highway self as C.P. Messer- with the burglary of Brow- smith. left and it is feared some Two cars northbound on ard Drug Co. and a se- people who have delayed Federal highway collided ries of other burglaries making reservations may when the driver of one here in recent months, Stowe Named not be able to be accom- car, Nancy Coyle Red- Police Chief W.H. Brown modated. man, 3685 N.W. Third said yesterday. Feature of the dinner Ave. failed to see a By Governor Chief Brown said the will be the presentation small basket blocking the William M. Stowe of four Negroes are being ,of a citation to James E. lane of traffic put there Boca Raton has been held "pending further in- Becker, president of the for the protection of city named by Gov. Farris vestigation" of the burg- Dura Tech Corporation, workers. Bryant to the monetary laries. The men were ar- as the outstanding local Police said there were and credit task group in rested after they were industrialist. Governor no flagmen at the scene. the state Civil Defense apprehended in a 1963 Farris Bryant will appear A second car driven program. model automobile stolen on television at 8 p.m. by J.R. Nicholson Jr., from Dade County. The monetary and credit and deliver the principal 20, of West Palm Beach, task group is part of the The stolen auto was address. struck the Redman car in identified as being in economic stabilization Similar celebrations the rear. program for post-attack the immediate vicinity of will take place at the Boca Raton Barbershoppers struck a happy note in Damages were estimat- planning, stow.e is presi- Broward Drug's store here same time in approxi- Week in Boca Raton April 15-21. DeLong blows the City Hall this week as Mayor Joe DeLong (center) pitch as, from left, Lew Shonty, Bob Finlay, Dr. ed at $550. patrolman Al dent of the First Bank at the time of the burg- mately 200 cities in Flori- Brown was the investi- lary. issued a proclamation declaring Barbershop Harmony William Maxfield, and George Moeser tune up. and Trust Co. of Boca da. gating officer. Raton. 2A THE BOCA RATbN NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1963 Churchwomer. Meet f:Xt\™Shalt ran, Mrs. Merkel, of Boyn- Strong Cast for Man in Dog Suit' ton Beach, is the sister Mrs. Norman Merkel The program consisted of Mrs. Bernard Turner of Director Fred Allen — the part - created by Hume Cronyn on Broad- was guest speaker at St. of a dramatic reading by Boca Baton. has assembled a strong Jessica Tandy's origi- way. Gregory's .Episcopal Mrs. fylerkel of "The Refreshments were cast.for "The Man in the nal role of his wife will Churchwomen's monthly prophet" by Kahlil Gib- served after the meeting. be played by Julie May- Appearing here for the Dog Suit", a comedy first time will be Robert which will be the final field, who, while making her \' debut with the local Krauser of West Palm It's Utterly Fantastic! production of the season Beach, Tina Akin, Elea- for the Delray Beach Playhouse, has had con- "Most exciting keyboard instrument I've siderable experience nor Stannard of Boynton ever Playhouse. It opens a Beach and Mitchell heard." six-performance run with the Lake Worth "1 can sea it and hear It, but I just can't be- Players. t~ Joannes, who is perhaps Tuesday, April 23. better known as a golf lieve my ears." Dr. Allan Poley, who Another important part pro than as an actor. "If I closed my eyes f would swear I was listening has already had leading will be filled by Stell to the actual tones of a 15 piece orchestra!" roles this season in Reeves, who had the star- While the box-office at "I just had to leave my seat and join the others "The Corn Is Green" ring role in "Light Up the Arcade Tap Room will who had gathered around Dick Betts to see if he and "Witness for the the Sky" earlier this sea- not be open until Thurs- Mrs. iNorman Merkel, left, guest speaker, was in- was actually playing those wondrous sounds . . . Prosecution", will portray son. day, April 18th, tickets troduced by Mrs. Bernard Turner, right, at the recent and he WAS!" a mousy little bank clerk Charles Wick, who has may be reserved immedi- meeting of St. Gregory's Episcopal Churchwomen. THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE RAVES appeared in many previ- ately by phoning CR 6- The women are sisters. MADE BY PEOPLE WHO HAVE HEARD ous productions, and 4576. Sandy Morrissett and Rob- DICK BETTS' ert Sinclair, who made Jordan's Dead Sea their debuts with the lo- Hvide Completes Purchase Scrolls will be exhibited cal Playhouse earlier at the 1964-65 World's CHAMBERLIN this season, have sup- Of Barefoot Mailman Hotel Fair in New York. KEYBOARD ORCHESTRA porting roles. The Barefoot Mailman af filiations in the area The World's Most Amazing New Keyboard Musical Instrument Hotel, an area landmark included management of j Color * NOW THRU built along the route of the Venetian Isles ¥acht Hits SAT IT NIGHTLY (EXCEPT SUN.) FBOSS 9 to 12 —-.T^....—„..-.— • " the famous postal carrier Ebb Tide Club and maitre d' of Glenn . Shirley , Dina » Eonny of historic Florida, has RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Ford Jones Merrill Howard both the Royal Palm EXTRA! toy our DINNER GUESTS SPECIAL! been purchased by Hans from 7 to 9 ... Dick will play all your favorite Country Club and the A Large Choice Of ' 'COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER'' J. Hvide of Boca Raton. Steaks, Chops requests on the Hammond Organ AND BABY Lauderdale Yacht Club. CHAMBERLIN, in a delightful and refresh- COMPLETE DINNERS Action Co-Hit.- "ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN" "Maurice" as he is Hvide, a general part- & Seafoods ing style. (Also special musical sound effects including TWO complimentary cocktails known professionally, for the children.) They'll love it! ner of the Port Ever- FULL COURSE of your choice, including ANY of our. fa- has already instituted a glades Towing Co., was DINNERS Enjoy A Delightful Evening of mous mammoth desserts $9 US a former owner of the continental dining policy 1.95 Entertainment and Food At Served 4 to 10 P.M 6 FEATURES m BPrefoot Mailman. The in the hotel's Marie Ce- fron: property is just north of leste dining room, along Eve Lynn with a daily smorgasbord DRIVE-IN WE 3-9930 Ail-Night Show the Hillsboro Inlet on at the piano BOCA Federal Hwy., US1, Between the ocean and includes luncheon. Ft. Lauderdale and Pomperio "THE BAD SEED" yacht-docking facilities A year-round operation FRI. & SAT. Nights Wolfie's "HO MAN IS AN ISLAND" on the Intracoastal is contemplated for the Waterway. The Barefoot Barefoot Mailman by its RESTAURANT & CLUB "SAYONARA" "THE MAGNIFICIENT SEVEN" new owner who said that N. Fed. Hwy. W Ulll^ ^ RATON Mailman was built in Boca Raton U.S. #1—BOCA RATON COLD WIND in AUGUST" "FAST and SEXY" 1956 with 64 units, a an active promotion pro- Don't wait to see and hear this unusual attraction 1 dining room-supper club, gram was underway CR 8-1741 P.S. It is for a limited time only! STARTS "WHERE THE BOYS ARE' lounge, outdoor bar, pool, throughout Florida and in SUNDAY i and "FOLLOW THE BOYS" patio and pitch 'n putt key market areas of the golf course. United States and Cana- on U.S. -] FIRST RUN da. Deerfield Adult $1.00 In announcing his ac- Royal SOORION quisition of the hotel, lilflsi Phone 399-4114 Students .75 Hvide said the Barefoot Subscribe To 7 yr. old Mailman would be manag- The Boca Raton News ed by Seward W. Seward 299 FIFTH of Fort Lauderdale who has been associated with • FREE PARKING 2,000 CARS Hvide in other business PEDRO'S enterprises. at SHOPPERS HRUEn CILVIO "A complete redeco- FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN RUM -i. > in»TED ration of the Barefoot pompono BEiicH DOWNTOWN BOCA -^TT RICHMOND Mailman is already near- RM * 110. (EDERPl HtGHUIflV PACKAGE STORE '• Aabctar ing completion," Hvide OPENS 1:45 | said. "We are now pro- Held Over Thru Wed. I AMI HUDSON FULL QUART ••It ceeding with the altera- 3:25-4:50-7:20-9:50 *-—J QUAR tion of our current dining "IT COULD BE THE MOST TERRI- BAY Fleischmann MacNAUGHTON'SH HappEned facilities, adding private FYING MOTION luncheon and dining quar- [PICTURE I HAVE SCOTCH SCHENLEY CANADIAN ters. In addition a sepa- [EVER MADE!" WHISKY rate room for group —Alfred WALKERS At meetings is to be opened Hitchcock. 7:15 soon." Maitre d'hotel of the 10:30 Barefoot Mailman is jyiau-

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MARY STANTON, Archaeologist, known as the "Talk- ing Stones Teacher". She will present living lessons with archaeology. NATIONAL for itinerary- and further details WRITE OR CALL; On CAMINO REAL i©CA RATON TRAVEL AGY. BANK 700 E. PALMETTO PARK RD; MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PH. 395-1414 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1963 Teen Talk Admiral Feted New Donations Received Candy Sale Proceeds Support For Birthday For Memorial Trees Mr. and Mrs. William Several new donations and Mr. and Mrs. Eskild City Wide Easter Egg Hunt (Ann) Cassady were hosts to a surprise birth- have been made to the Bondesen. By Renee Ramseyer Permanent markers day party for Admiral Garden Club's "Living John cassady in the Memorial'' trees which with the name of the The Easter Candy Sale, one of Teen Town's major flowering tree and person projects this year, was held April 5 and 6. The pro- Cassady's Camino Real are being planted along home recently. the median strip of Fed- or organization honored ceeds of this drive will go toward sponsoring a few of the center's many annual community service pro- More than 60 guests eral Highway. will be placed on each tree. jects. attended the cocktail- Donors include: Among these are thevided by the "Pali- dinner affair. In memory of R. Berke- Mrs. Clarence James is scholarship fund, Easter chairman of the project. sades." For anyone wish- Although the Admiral's ley Valerius — Mr. and Egg Hunt, Fourth of July ing to attend this informal wife was in on the plan- Mrs. Fred Kier, Mr. and fireworks display, spon- dance the admission is ning and arranged for a Mrs. John LaMens, Mr. 'Sweet Sixteen' sorship of "~ 25<£ for members and 50$ calypso band for dancing and Mrs. Alvin Benson, athletic ' for guests. Try not to the senior Cassady was Mr. and Mrs. Samuel wine- Party at Club teams, an miss out!!! really surprised. brenner, Mr. and Mrs. eight girl His son Jack was also Jerry Lundale, Mr. and Last Saturday, Karen cheerlead- Stephen Terrys Host on hand to attend the Mrs. . John Van Houter, Leggett, daughter of Mr. ing squad, gala affair. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Trump and Mrs. Robert B. Leg- and send- Cocktails for Friends and Jim Ivans. gett, was hostess of a ing repre- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Willards Host A tree in memory of "Sweet Sixteen" party in sentatives Wayne Terry entertained Cocktail Party Harland Miller by Turner her honor at the Cabana to the -at cocktails and. dinner Nurseries Inc. Club. Flori d a in their Villa Rica home Mr. and Mrs. C-E. (Jess A tree in memory of Those in attendance YOUth Renee recently for a group of and Kitty) willard enter- Helen P. Mann by Mrs. were Shelley Apetz, Lois Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Leibold of Boca Raton, former Dayton, Ohio, residents hosted a reunion with former Dayton residents, and Dr. and Mrs. Willard Clark Workshop in Gainesville. long-time friends from tained recently at cock- Bernice Fowler. Barlow, Nancy Drews, We wish to express our Indianapolis, Ind. tails honoring Arthur W. visitors from Dayton, at the Boca Raton Hotel & Club recently. Shown in the In memory of Deborah Jean Hewey, Pam Hop- thanks to all those who Guests were Mr. ..and Gratop, safety director and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. kins, Diane Jackson, Cloister Lounge are Mrs. V. Mahan, standing Dr. Victor Mahan of Lighthouse helped with the candy sale! Mrs. J.B. Lanagan, Mis. for the city of Toledo, Robert Drummond. Molly Linton, Mary Ain Point; seated Frank Kuber, standing Mrs. Frank Kuber of Jacksonville; visi- J.R, McNutt, and Mr.Ohio, for 16 years before Donations for trees Messenger and Pat Mur- tors Mrs. Willard C. Clark, standing Dr. W. Clark of Dayton, Ohio; and hosts Many congratulations to and Mrs. William F. Sand- his recent retirement. from the Boca Raton ray. Joseph Leibold, standing Mrs. Joseph Leibold.-National Resort Photo. Chuck Boogher and his mann. Other guests were Mrs. Women's Republican Friday, Brad Leggett team! This hard working The visitors who have Gratop, Mr. and Mrs. will arrive home for his Club; Beta Sigma Phi Club To Feature group of teen-agers sold been here since Jan. 1 Harold Race, of Chevy Chapter of Epsilon Pi of spring vacation, current- the most candy, therefore, will soon be leaving for Chase, Md., and MT. and Boca Raton; Business ly attending Wake Forest Card Game to express our gratitude, their homes in Indianapo- Mrs. R.E. Robertson of and Professional Roman's College, he was recently they will be treated to a lis. Boca Raton. initiated into Theta Chi Cards will follow the Club of Boca Raton; luncheon meeting of the first run movie in Miami For beautification: Mr. fraternity and.was select- in the near future. ed as Outstanding Pledge. Boca Raton welcome and Mrs. Arthur Mirandi Wagon Club Wednesday, April 17 at the Bayou Due to the fact that Conservation Piece... Restaurant on East Pal- Easter is well on its way, metto Park Road at Teen Town is planning a 11130 a.m. special dance for you Seventeen million people are 65 or over today. Prizes will be awarded. this Saturday evening, Anyone wishing to join April 13th. ; The theme By 1975 more than 23 million people—nearly 10& of this social club may call for this evening of fun our total population—should fallin the same age bracket. Mrs. Dorothy Adams at will be the "Bunny Hop." Their problem? Any person who attends 395-4169. pues are $2 Money. PHARMACY yearly and many social this dance dressed as an "Easter Bunny" will be Money to carry them through their retirement years. events such as luncheons Money to maintain something like their normal standard and card games are held admitted free of charge. Prescriptions & Drugs for the members. So, come on kids — perk- of living. Money perhaps to leave behind for their families. up and dig out your old Our responsibility for these people? Personals costume! Legally, none. WEIR PLAZA Bldg. Mrs. William H. McKenzie, regent of the Estahakee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Music, beginning at Our interest? Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, looks Breckenrldge have as 855 So. Federal their guest, Miss Susan 7:30 p.m. and lasting Plenty. over a state award with Mrs. J.D.E. Jones Jr., pub- Todd of Arlington, Va. until 11 p.m., will be pro-. Partially because we make a commission whenever they Free Delivery 395-5522 lic relations chairman. She is a student at decide to buy or sell stock through us—of course. Rollins College and the But perhaps even more importantly, because of the Full Line Marceile 8 Surgical Supplies and BOCA RATON Chapter Wins State Award bride-elect of tarry NEWS firm's most basic policy: "The customer's interest must Breck en ridge. always come first," Non-Allergic Cosmetics | Sick Room Supplies Estahakee Chapter, Mrs. T?ea Landry was PHONE 395-5121 We by to live up to that policy. "Your Professional Pharmacy" Daughters of the Ameri- guest of honor at the Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Published every THURS- can Revolution, won the April 8 meeting held at (Marge) Gaughan of DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. So, if you're in that delicate position of trying to get State public relations the Deerfield Beach Washington, D.C, areby Boca Raton News, the most that you can from your current assets—and pre- award and was presented Country Club. visiting here for . the Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, serving them, too, for those who may follow behind—you with a certificate last The Florida award will second time this season. president. can count on our help 100%! ONE-DAY SHIRT week. be entered in the Conti- They have as their JOHN OPEL Tell us about yourself. Your age, your present situation, LAUNDRY AND The award read, "state. nental Congress competi- houseguests, Mr. and and your current investments. Public Relations Award Editor DRY CLEANING tion April 15-19 in Wash- Mrs. •William J. Hartigan We'll tell you just what we think you should do—about for editorial, 'This Is ington, D.C- H. CLAY RILEY and their daughter, Harti- conserving your capital, improving your income, and Your Club', published in gan is assistant post- Advertising Manager the Boca Raton News making as sure as you can that you achieve your human 395-5200 Buffet Honors master general in Wash- DWIGHT PETERS July 26, 1962, and for ington. objectives. outstanding publicity for Officers, Members Circulation Manager There's no charge. We don't want you to be obligated a young chapter." Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. J.H. Rutherford Entered as Second Class in any way. Family Mrs. ;William H. McKen- Schenberg of Boca Har- left recently for herMatter at the Post Office Simply call; or write— zie is regent and pub he bour entertained recently home in Berlin, N.J., at Boca Raton, Florida, SERVICE relations chairman is at a buffet supper !for after being the guest for Dec. 1, 1955. Mrs. J.D.E. (Betty) a month of Mr. and Mrs. Jones. 22 guests. MEMBER Thomas G. Foster, Manager * UNIFORM Among the guests were Woodruff Pierce. This young chapter was Flori daPress Association RENTAL Rabbi and Mrs. Max National Editorial Ass'n. MERRILLLYNCH, organized May 8, 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Divi- * COMMERCIAL FLAT and received its charter Landman, spiritual lead- Boca Raton er of the newly chartered leiss of Huntington, Ind., Chamber of commerce PIERCE, June 15, 1962,. It has 34 Mrs. Norris Roe and * ONE DAY SHIRT members and two asso- Temple of Emanu-El of West Palm Beach. daughter, Diana, of Fort SUBSCRIPTION RATES FENNERfilSIVIITH IIMC and CLEANING SERVICE ciate members. By carrier in city . . . Other guests were char- Wayne, and Mrs. Lola LUMBERS IIE1V YORK STOCK EXCHANGE MI) OTHEB PRINCIPAL STOCK AH0 COMMODITY EXCHANGE:. The publicity book will ter members, officers, Richley of Markle, Ind., 10

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PHONE 395-3700 OR 395-0611 e S, Fed, Hwy. for EASTER Thursday, April 11, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Eleven Appointed to Florida Atlantic Faculty The State Board of Con- University of Miami. tional services will super- who will head up the trol approved eleven ap- Dr. Dorothy Laird was vise the testing and eval- graphics work for the V/tapuuf, pointments to the faculty named professqr of edu- uation program and regis- learning resources center. 1*1 SIP* rf"*#%,l and staff of Florida At- cation and Dr. William K. tration activities of the Petersen is presently lantic University at the Stosberg and Dr. Martin university. This post was associate professor of THE GOLD CO April 10 meeting in Talla- W. Sehoppmeyer are being filled by Robert M. Kos- advertising and a senior v hassee, according to Dr. appointed as associate er Jr., who has been at producer director at the Kenneth R. Williams, professors of education. Pennsylvania State Uni- University of Florida. president. The positions Dr. Laird and Dr. Sehopp- versity since 1949. Serv- will be assumed on July meyer are both coming to ing with him will be F.H. Slendel on Destroyer 1, 1963. FAU from the University Simmons who will be di- At HEELER'S you'll James C. Stendel, ra- find hundreds of bolts Included are three pro- of Florida while Dr. Stos- rector of computer tech- darman first class, USN, of the most exciting fessors in the division berg is presently at nology. Simmons is cur- son of Mr. and Mrs. H.L. drapery fabrics any of natural sciences and Memphis State University. rently a data processing Stendel of Boca Raton, uhtre ... durable mathematics, three pro- Edward M. Heiliger , manager in private busi- textures ... just for is serving aboard the de- the Gold Coast! fessors of education, and currently librarian for the ness in New Orleans, stroyer USS Harwood, an directors of library ser- Chicago branch of the Two top positions in Atlantic Fleet unit home- All draperies expert- vices, educational ser- the field of learning re- ly made . in our own University of Illinois, ported at Mayport, Fla. workrooms. vices, television and was named director of li- sources were filled by The Harwood, a part of radio, graphics and com- brary services including James K. Petersen as di- Destroyer Squadron 16, No charge [or mak- puter technology. ing full length, regU' information retrieval at rector of television and recently participated in Inr or traverse, from Named to head the de- Florida Atlantic. Heiliger radio and Henry Schubert, extensive training exer- $1.98 yd. Guaranteed partment of chemistry is the author of an author- Miami commercial artist, cises in the Caribbean. tods and installation. was Dr. Samuel F. Clark itative text about data who is currently in the processing and its library Manufacturers "%E SIGN ANYTHING" Designers same position at the Uni- applications. He has re- versity of Mississippi. ceived several foundation NEON CARDS Dr. Vincent R. Saurino grants to develop a com- PAINTED . PAPEB Open Mon.-Sof. and Dr. Manley L. Boss puter-based system for a 9 - 5:30 university library. For Come In were named professor and Draping the Gold Coast associate professor of bio- many years Heiliger head- Or Phone This charming miss of the younger set around logical sciences. Both ed up overseas library programs for the State 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, CRestwood 8-2877 town is Jane Francine, daughter of Mr. and [Mrs. men are currently teach- ing and carrying out re- Department. DIAL DIAL Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop Thomas Bradley of Boca Raton.-Colony Studio search activities at the 395-1633 60 N. Dixie 395-1633 (Cove Center) Dcerfield The director of educa- 1603 S.E. 3rd Court — Phone 395-2888 DiCecco Elected Lions President Peter DiCecco was Directors elected were glected president of the Prank Liberty, Victor Boca Raton Lions Club Vallecorsa and Dithmar at a recent meeting. He Bulla, two years. will preside during the Remaining in office 1963-64 term. for one year are Max Others elected include Hutkin, Eric Kohtz and John Walters, first vice John Matteis. president; Sam Acquilano, Plans are being made second vice president; for the installation of Ed Guthrie, third vice officers which will be president; Charles Frack- held after the State Lions er, secretary-treasurer; convention in Clearwater GeneTyldsley, lion tamer; May 2-6. Gerald Bunch, tail This was the 17th an- twister. nual election of officers Week's Schedule MONDAY, APRIL 15 Mosaic Tiling, Community Building, 9:30 a.m. Woman's Choral Group, Art Guild, 10 a.m. Brownies, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. Senior Lifesaving, Bibletown Pool, 4 p.m. Lions, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m. Elks 2166, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, APRIL 16 Rug Hooking, Community Building, 9:30 a.m. Plastic Flowers, Community Building, 9:30 a.m. Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2:30 p.m. Tap and Ballet, Community Building, 3 p.m. Girl's Softball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m. Senior Lifesaving, Beach, 4 p.m. Civitans, Ebbtide, 7:15 p.m. Jaycees, Room 218, weir Plaza, 7:30 p.m. Men's Club, St. Gregory's parish hall, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Advanced Textile Painting, Community Building, 9:30 a.m. Children's Story Hour, at the library, 10:15 a.m. Rotary club, wolfie's, 12:15 p.m. at Boca Raton Girl Scouts, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 p.m. Senior Lifesaving, Beach, 4 p.m. Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7;30 p.m. The established community of fine homes Art Instruction, Recreation Center, 8 p.m. B.P.O. poes Drove 173, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. symbolizing the good taste that is Boca Raton. THURSDAY, APRIL 18 Rug Hooking, Community Building, 10 a.m. Garden Club, Recreation Center, 1 p.m. Join the many fine families who are now living at You are invited to view 10 custom designed exhibit Palm Beach-Broward Rose Society, First Federal, 2 p.m. ROYAL OAK HILLS-Boca Raton's most established homes at ROYAL OAK HILLS complete with appoint- Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. residential community, where you will live in a park- ments and decor. Senior Lifesaving, Beach, 4 p.m. NARCE, Delray Beach Recreation Center, 6 p.m. like setting of rare natural beauty. INQUIRE ABOUT HAFT-GAINES EXCLUSIVE American Legion Post 277 and Auxiliary, Legion "ORDER NOW—BUILT LATER" PLAN Home, 8 p.m. Order of the Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray From the wide choice of naturally wooded sites $ $ Beach, 8 p.m. among these homes, you will enjoy the opportunity 17,500 to 29,500 FRIDAY, APRIL 19 of choosing the waterfront or non-waterfront lot that (price includes lot) WATERFRONT LOCATIONS AVAILABLE Art Instruction, Community Building, v:30 a.m. offers the perfect setting for your Haft-Gaines cus- Senior Citizens Project Day, Community Bldg., 1 p.m. AII homes include (Pft* Senior Lifesaving, Teen town, 4 p.m. tom home. And, of course, our architectural staff is Record Hop, Teenage Center, 7:30 p.m. at your disposal —completely without cost to you — # Pre-Teen Activities, Community Building, 8 p.m. GE central air conditioning and heating ^« Boca Barbershoppers, University Lanes, 8 p.m. to personalize the custom home design you select. Every home is an all electric Medallion home SATURDAY, APRIL 20 CONNECTION TO CJTY SEWERAGE Sparky club, Recreation Center, 11 a.m. As a ROYAL OAK HILLS resident you will enjoy the IS INCLUDED IN ALL HOME1S Dance, Live Music, Teenage Center, 7:30 p.m. ROYAL OAK k V HILLS

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PACIFIC MA1MTENAHCE and POOL CO. 399-4249 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1963 jure Prevention Hi-lites metal containers with Mrs. Ellen P. Worrell metal lid. Services were held Statistics Show Increase in Defective wiring, appli- Tuesday morning in. ance cords and over fus- Kraeer Funeral home for Number of Home Fire Calls ing the fuse panels are Mrs. Ellen Pauline Wor- others. rell, 57, of 300 N.E. By Lt. sal Mattei s your home at your con- How about the neighbor venience for an inspec- Sixth Street, who died City Fire Inspector who likes to chat while Saturday night at tion. While waiting for you are cooking with oils, The year 1963 has your fireman to inspect Bethesda Memorial Hospi- fats or grease? Leaving tal. shown a rapid increase in your home here are a few these cooking items alone the number of fire calls to suggestions to take into She had lived in Boca and unprotected is like Raton for 10 years, com- homes. account. giving a child matches to During March our fire The inspection of your ing here from port Ustis, use as a toy. A fire-con- Va. She was a member of calls for dwellings were home is strictly confiden- scious public produces more than any other tial. There is no law or the Kilwinning Chapter fewer conditions that 674, O.E.S., Brooklyn, alarms during that month. violation count against could start a fire then The damage and incon- your home, except the N.Y. the public that is compla- The Rev. Albert G. venience to the home- law of survival. Other cent and feels 'that fires owner is so alarming that important items you Shiphorst conducted the are the business only of services assisted by we of the Boca Raton should be checking are "the fire department ;They Pire Department have trash accumulation in the members of Chapter 77, are unaware that the pre- O.E.S. of Delray Beach. started our house to utility room, or in the vention of fire is their house inspection earlier. yard, ittics and closets Burial was in Boca Ra-- own responsibility and ton Cemetery. We feel that the preven- are other places where duty as public citizens. tion of one fire is worth trash has a tendency to Survivors include her the extinguishment of accumulate. husband, Col. James E. Worrell, Poca Raton; a several. We also under- Flammable liquids are Mrs. Angelina A. Ulliana stand that many of the Services and burial will daughter, Mrs. Irene A. not properly stored if they Napoli, Jamaica, Long homeowners are not at are in glass containers, be in Jersey city, N.J., home during the day. We Island, N.Y.; a son, Ru- coffee cans near open for Mrs. Angelina Agnes dolph H. Gunther, Red will be more than happy flame or heat. They Ulliana, 61, of Deerfield to comply if you wish to Bank, N.J.; two sisters, should be removed and Beach, who died suddenly Mrs. Emma Murphy, have your home inspected thrown out. Use proper Saturday night at her res- Off to the Races . . , at night or on weekends. Tyngsboro, Mass., and containers for storage of idence. She was the moth- Mrs. Agnes Valenti, It is your home, this is liquids. er of Mrjs. c.C. Winning- Members of Cub Pack 327 climaxed an inter- your fire department. All Brooklyn; a brother, Al- OiJy rags and mops ham, of Boca Raton. fred Perrault, Lowell, den competition for model race cars with an you would have to do is elimination tournament during the regular pack invite your fireman into should be placed in cool She had lived in Deer- Mass., and six grand- dry area of the home in field Beach for ..seven children. meeting last week. < The youngsters built the years coming from Keens- cars and raced them on a specially constructed burg, N.J. She was a sons, Clement S. Hacken- inclined track. member of St. Ambrose sack, N.J., and Philip, Catholic church, Deer- Clark Township, N.J., field Beach. and four grandchildren. it 'pence Other survivors include Kraeer Funeral Home of 210 s. Fed. jHwy. Delray Beach CR 8-1031 her husband, Nicholas, Boca Raton was in charge Deerfield Beach: two of local arrangements. Prices Good in Both Ft. Lauderdale & Delray Beach Stores

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Ann Page 25* 12-oz. • Ciiiii Sauce Bottle 29$ I CALIFORNIA Plaid Stamps m | Jane Parker Brown'n Serve ^ Vim this cqimon ana purchase of "f: Pkg. of 15e off Label Nestles Decaf » 12 AVOCADOES „ Twin lolls 2*! : inslanf Coffee a;r 1.24 g BR 4-13 Coupon good through April 14 '^_ : WHITE BEAUTY BRAND 2-35* imimlml ml ml mMlm Shortening SO Extra r| *" Plaid Stamps **- Wilh Ihis coupon «nd purch.i K\ • ^i LETTUCE 2-29* m.'. Regular or Dry .„ 3 »• «• 49* mf n CRISP FRESH BH14-13 Coupon Rood through April 14 _, A&P BRAND FREESTONE 1 PASCAL CELERY Jane Parker Iced Spice Cake Special Peides CELLO PACK -10* SPANISH BAR |§ no Extra Jane Parker Fresh Crisp Special ! Plaid Stamps 1Lb. 13 oz. M POTATO CHIPS SB Chiffon Liquid » Detergent ^ • 97c | 3 Pacific Gold - Mixed Pieces CARROTS 2 s29* ^1. BR 4-1 3 Coupon good through April H _™ A&P BRAND FANCY BARTLETT PEARS Prices in this ad good through Sunday,Aprs! 14. Green Giant Young Tender FRUIT Your dreams come true with GIEEN PEAS Extra PLAID STAMPS Green Giant Cream Style M Cocktail GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. WMrt fhts coupoji and purchase of N. Federal GOLDEN CORN 4 x 69$ Niagarg a Red Check Special ! & Spray SStarch »r CANS | Hoc® Raton APPLE JUICE "•> BR 4-13 Cavi[itin good through April 14 :Jw 3 # # 4 98$ i iM! mlMmlmimimm BUY I 6ET 1 FREat E HIRES HEW LARGE CARTONS oi 6 30 Extra 16 oz. Bottles Plaid Stamps Pitted Stamps y*- - I60Z..BOTS. With this coupon and purchase of ? ^f ROOT BEER With this coupon *ntt purchase at r 2 45* Right Guard *jj|jj Johnson & Johnson t \ Baby Powder ~ 79c I™ Deodorant £? 1.00 'M GRADE A " Coupon good through April 14 m 6A. SHIPPED iiiMiMl.iiBR 4-13 Couponl ^ood throughM.lmi April 14 J™i DR. & DR. Extra SO Extra Plaid Stamps Plaid Stamps SUNNYBROOK With this coupon and purchase oi With this ecuoen and purchasfj oj GRADE A )& off Label Nesitja Regular or Menthol instant Tea ^M.43 Aero Shave c1:;1-89c FLORIDA "1-13 Coupon goad through April 14 LARGE EGGS '^•13 Coupon grjori tlirough April : 8A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdoy, April 11, 1963 Bancgrowth Elects Local Boca Raton, Karl ~R. tion. The firm manufac- Greeters to Form New Chapter Bendetsen, Walter R. tures overhead doors- Severson and Walter E. Milton N. Weir Jr., the Men to Board of Directors Kolb. An organization meeting Beach; Richard G. Directors of Florida sified management in- other new director, is of The Gold coast Charter Schmidt, Congress Inn, Harold E. Switzgable, president of M.N. Weir & Bancgrowth, Inc., a bank vestment company which the new director, who No. ,36, Hotel Greeters of Boca Raton; Russell Mor- investment company with invests in bank Stocks in Sons, Inc., Realtors, a rill, Holiday Inn, Palm maintains a home in Roy- director of the First America, was held joint- headquarters in Pompano the growth areas of Flor- al Palm Yacht & country ly with Charter 40 of Ft. Beach; S. Emerson Per- Beach, were increased to ida," the president ex- National Bank of North kins, Ocean Ranch and Club, Boca Raton, is Lauderdale, at 8 p.m. in seven at the corporation's plained. chairman of the board of Broward and the First the Mizner Room of the Villas, Pompano Beach. annual meeting Monday at The present bank stock National Bank of Pom- Also from the Boca the Ridge Nassau Corpo- Boca Raton Hotel and the Boca Raton National investment portfolio con- ration of Monmouth Junc- pano Beach. Club, Raton Hotel and club: Bank. sists of stocks in the fol- Lorene Harlan, Jessie Word was received that Added to the board lowing banks: First Na- Ray Mathews, director of Stadstad, Henry Heide- tional Bank in Fort Laud- man, Eunice E. Belyea, were HaroldE. gwitzgable the Hotel Greeters of of Monmouth Junction, erdale, Broward National Airerica, and the board Hilda 6. Feeney, execu- Bank in Fort Lauderdale, tive housekeeper; Dorothy N.J., a steel fabricator, of directors had approved and Milton N. Weir Jr., Fidelity National Eank of Phone the new charter. C. Campbell, chief opera- West Fort Lauderdale, tor; Margaret Quednau, Pompano Beach and Boca Candidates inducted at Raton Realtor. First National Bank of 395-2440 Tuesday's meeting in- Sally chamberlane, Theo Rocheleau, Erick Becker, Milton N. Weir, Boca Pompano Beach, First HOUR cluded R,B- Leggett, Raton banker with wide National Bank of North executive manager Boca Jean Marsden, Edward Keating, Lucy Benjamin, interests in Broward Broward County, Poca CLEANERS Raton Hotel; George W. John Kishlo, Hilberne and Palm Beach coun- Raton National Bank, Roy, manager of the Ca- Gueutal, night manager; ties, was re-elected Delray Beach National bana Club; praser John- Margaret Muller, head president. Milton N. Weir Bank, Atlantic National son, assistant manager; cashier; Virginia Flint, Jr. was made vice presi- Bank in West Palm John Hardy, manager Marion S. Thompson, dent and John H. Weir Beach and Atlantic Na- Congress Inn; Frank Wil- Carol L. Hanft, Walter P. was re-elected secretary. tional Bank and Trust liams, manager Holiday Marren, Arthur L. Sey- The corporation com- Company of Miami. The Inn, Palm Beach; Frank mour and {Carl Bunkleman Mrs. Thomas Jamison, left, president of the Boca pleted a stock issue in corporation limits itself Shea, purchasing agent, Raton Home Nursing Service, checks the chart of February and now has to less than 25 per cent Jr. Boca Raton Hotel; the past year's activities with Robert Trafford, vice 1,180 stockholders, it of the stock of any sin- Jessie Kiel, paymaster, The new chapter will u president. was announced. There gle bank, Boca Raton Hotel; Ruby cover an area from South are 350,000 shares out- The directors, in addi- Rybolt, Hotel Pennsyl- Pompano Beach to the standing. northern boundary of the tion to Milton N. Weir and vania; w.H. Wheat, Co- Home Nursing Service Florida Bancgrowth is Milton N. Weir Jr. are: lonial Hotel, Miami Palm Beaches. 1943 N. FEDERAL HWY. Elects Mrs. Jamison a "closed-end non-diver- .William K. Archer of Mrs. Thomas Jamison ^ Raton's Soroptimist was elected president of Club, was elected to the Boca Raton Home serve as chairman of the PROCLAMATION Nursing Service at a re- proposed "Well Baby cent meeting of the board Clinic" and Dr. c.R. La- City of Boca Raton of directors. Bier, as chairman of the Robert Trafford was "Heart Classes." He Office of the Mayor elected vice president, will be assisted by Mrs. and re-elected were Mrs. George Young, of the WHEREAS: Boca Raton manufacturers and their employees have John Miller, secretary Soroptimists. Both and Hugh Benton, treas- groups will report their made, and are making, great contributions to the economy of this City, urer. progress at an early and Mrs. Jamison has work- meeting. ed closely with the Home Writer to Speak WHEREAS: the manufacturers and employees of Boca Raton's Nursing .Service since industrial plants, as good citizens of this community have contributed she was project chairman To NARCE Group of the sponsoring local wholeheartedly to making Boca Raton a healthy and successful place in Soroptimist club, offi- R.O. Beekman, consul- which to live, work and play: cials said. tant on problems of aging, and writer of "The vin- Miss Ann Maguire, tage Years," a syndicated NOW THEREFORE, I, Joe DeLong, by virtue of the authority R.N., was re-elected to newspaper column, will vested in me as Mayor of the City of Boca Raton, do hereby proclaim the board of directors be the guest speaker at April 15th - 22nd, 1963 as and Mrs. Rand Wert was the Thursday, April 18, elected to the board, both meeting of the National for three year terms, at Association of Retired INDUSTRIAL APPRECIATION WEEK tmtta^ annual meeting held re- Civil Employees. cently at University He will speak on "Re- in Boca Raton and do earnestly urge local and civic groups, during this Lanes. tirement, Gleam orGloorr." period, to express their appreciation and give recognition to the Mrs. ; Elizabeth Morris, The meeting will be held management and employees of Boca Raton industry for their outstanding R.N., Boca Raton's Pub- at the Del ray Beach lic Health Nurse, read a Recreation Center and contribution to the City of Boca Raton and to its economy. will start with a potluck progress report showing IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto April 14 - 7:30 P.M. the growth of the Nurs- supper at 6 p.m. set my hand and caused the Great Seal of ing Service, 78 per cent The regular meeting the City of Boca Raton to be affixed, this of whose patients are will follow the speech. 3rd day of April, A.D. 19 63. COMMUNITY CHURCH recommended by local All retired civilian em- physicians. ployes of the U.S. Gov- CHOIR Mrs. ;Morris told of the ernment or the District needs of two clinics, a of Columbia in the Boca "Well Baby Clinic," Raton, Delray Beach or where infants and young Boynton Beach area may children may have period- attend, NARCE officials CANTATA said. Guests need not be ic examinations by a doc- tor, with volunteer , ex- members of the associa- (greater perienced women assist- tion. ing, and "Cardiac — or Meeting Cancelled Selected as Outstanding Heart Classes", to in- There will be no meet- From the Inspired pen of struct patients and the ing of the Boca Twilight- Industrialist families of those who ers 'this Saturday. The John W. Peterson, Leading have heart ailments, how next regular meeting will in the City of Boca Raton, to treat such conditions be Saturday, April 20, at Contemporary Writer of in the home, through diet, 7:30 p.m. in the Communi- James E. Becker is to be honored physical care and general ty Building in Memorial Sacred Songs knowledge. Park, when travelogs will on the evening of April 16th, Mrs. Jules Prosell, of be shown. with a dinner at the WILLIAM REDIGER RUMBACHER ARTIST SUPPLIES Boca Raton Hotel, with Governor Oil Paints — Brushes Canvas Stretchers Farris Bryant as guest speaker. Musical Director Water colors - Drawing Boards Canvas (all sizes) Other Necessary Supplies Tickets will he limited to SOLOISTS: SPRING-TYPE 200 wishing to attend. SWIVEL TYPE PLASTIC Viola Eshleman CLOTHES Doz. Clothes Kay Russell, Ethel Johnson, HANGISS Ron McPherson, Jack Prescott PATRONS WHO HAVE MADE DONATIONS TO FAINT HELP IN DEFRAYING COSTS OF THIS DINNER ARE: Reg. 5.75 flOQ HORNING Porcelaine & * * A. M. KIDDER & CO., INC. POWDRELL & ALEXANDER, INC. White and Mm GAL mmm VWi CHARLES MARQUSEE BOCA HARBOUR HOMES, INC. WORSHIP COLORS " FIRST BANK & TRUST CO. LEE HIG6INS0N CORPORATION America's Need WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED of BOCA RATON ROYAL OAK HILLS for A God of SCOUSL. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN KEATING of FLORIDA Resurrection We Carry A ASSN. of DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON CAPITAL CORP Power" ARCHER INVESTMENT CO., INC. BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK Full Line of Scoffs ARVIDA CORPORATION BOCA RATON NEWS Products for Lawns and Gardens YOU AiE INVITEDI INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE 6:00 A.H. Community Sunrise Service ^"FERTILIZER, P-O-0 2-50 1b. Bags A M (jl Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce Boca Raton's Cabana Club CHAIRMAN: FREDERIC FLADER ROBERT W. IN6ALLS JOHN J. WELCH Sponsored by: 3O°/o ORGANIC NITROGEN 44Yl Boca Raton Ministerial Association. INDUSTRIAL BANQUET COMMITTEE COMPLETE LINE OF CHAIRMAN: J. Cline McKenna Woodruff Pierce 600 N.W. 4th Ave. WALLPAPER and PAINTS REDUCED PRICES William F. Keeton Robert L. Sussieck Boca Raton 395-2400 Dr. Philip Borden Victor A. Rigaumont FLINT KOTE Alan Afford AMDS " SEALEPAVEMENR T Timothy H. Barrows T William E. Worsham Thomas J. Meredith 172 E. Boca Raton Road 395-2442 BIBLE/DIM (Space for this message made available by The Boca Raton News as a public service.) Seacrest Scenes Thursday, April 11, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9A HJBHWfBHIBMWIMBIIIIfiWMimfitflM^iliwm Parties Pick Candidates for Student Councii Election By Bill Goldsmith Last week the students elected the representatives from the White and Green parties who will run for office in the final school election. VIDA APPLIANCE Kathleen Allen, Lynn Bush, flancy Muller, and class held a rummage Scott Kruse will repre- sale in Boynton Beach „ NOW... PORTABLE TELEVISION sent the White party while and Boca Raton, A total Bob Rose, Alex Trieste, of eighty dollars was ...THAT CARRIES ITSELF! Janet Lynch, and Missy collected from both cit- calibrates the Ingles will represent the ies. This project was Green par- launched to promote GENERAL® ELECTRIC ty. We school spirit and money will elect for the senior class Your favorite programs roll from room a presi- treasury. to room with you as easily s toning dent, vice- We succeeded on both of fhi O president, counts and consider our them . . . xrith the touch of a fioger. secretary, efforts rewarded. BOCA RATON STORE This style-bright combination is fU and treas- We should like to thank urer who „ all those who took part with @ modern answer to entertainment for will serve j in making the sale a suc- the stu- cess. Also congratula- families on the n*eve. dent COUn- Goldsmith tions to all the people cil for one year. who bought our rummage and all the people who TELEVISION Last week the senior donated their rummage. After the apparent suc- • Big 19" News From cess of this sale we in- tend to have another with- in the next few weeks. • Full power transformer chossh Boca Raton High outomotic gain control By Darlene stachura Today the Student poun- cil will sponsor a talent The first two weeks in show which will be pre- • Top-mounted controls for §my me our new Boca High sented to the student School have been excit- body during the afternoon. ® Ivory textured eabm«t vnih satin ing and memorable ones, There will be three divi- though we still have ad- sions of talent: piano, gold finish tube mask miration for "Old J.C." dance, and song. There BUY and SAVE and our former principal, will also be two speeches • Buiff-in Utessoping monopoTe Paul Watwiy. We would given depicting history like to welcome and thank during our antenna our new principal, Char- and its effect upon our les Godwin, for the more country. than fine job he has done BIG CELEBRATION I ROLL-CART in working with and with- The Playmakers, the out the help of the stu- Seacrest theatre group, dents in getting every are preparing to present thing in order. We realize "The Man Who came to Dinner." PRICES GOOD AT on 3-Jnef, eastevs for smooth mw&smM what a task this has been. fhroughosst yam home. The first few days we o'clock instead of three BOTH STORE LOCATIONS were without a few con- ten. There are also a veniences such as few new bus routes. clocks and the bell sys- Yes, moving into a new HE MODERN ANSWER TO PORTABILITY! 95 tem, but this problem was school presents a few solved by the school's difficulties, though most "town crier," John of the hard work was JtJST Hager, civics and science done by the principal and GENERAL® ELECTRIC *I39 teacher, who, when the teachers, but now that time came to change we are here we love the INCLUDING CART classes, stood in the big rooms, the beautiful center of the hall and buildings, and our two BIG SCREEN rang his old school bell. story library which is to This was a novelty for be opened in the near fu- all of the students. Anoth- ture. We are proud of it SLIM STYLE er problem encountered all, and we hope to make was the need for speeding its name, Boca Raton GENERAL ELECTRIC up the serving in the cafe- High School, known every- LOW PRICE! teria. Our principal, God- where with respect. win, plus some of the • Big 23" square screen /'Daylight Blue" picture teachers were in the back Mr. and Mrs. clarence helping out. The student Quillan of Floresta have • Full power transformer, automatic gain control body appreciates very as their guests their much the choice of lunch- daughter Marilyn, a senior AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER es and the salad plate at Butler University, In- • Large front-mounted speaker for the dieters. dianapolis, Indiana, and Pre-rinses., .washes... dries... There were no changes her guests Carol Hall, of • Cabinet with Mahogany-grained finish on in schedule except a Indianapolis, and Jane hardboard while you do more important things. shorter lunch period and McCabe of Shelbyville, dismissal at three Ind. Superior viewing pleasure in a cabinet of Mahogany^ or Walnut grained finish# styled in the slim, modern mode. BIG 23

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man • HANDY DOOR STORAGE "Sugar and spice and everything nice . ." that's in both freezer and refrigerator. what little girls are made of. What more could a ©TWO VEGETABLE DRAWERS OPEN MONDAY young lady want than some cookies and a beloved hold 1/3 bushel each. & FRIDAY 'TIL "Raggedy Ann" doll? yieki Loren Armour, daughter « MAGIC CORNER HINGES SP 1-02 of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Armour, is the young lady. save wasted door spoce at *«Je. 9 p.m. NEEDS NO SSIALTOftS OF BOCA RA1QU INSTALLATION The following are F. WOODROW KEETON, 29 SO ....ROLLS ON WHEELS! members of the N. Ocean Boulevard, Boca Boca Raton Boari Raton. ® Fomou»G-E Washing « Vinyl - Cushioned ofRcaltors, Doing MAC LAREN & ANDERSON, Action leaves dishes Interior hoWs NEMA business with INC., 151 E. Royal Patni sparkling them you are as- Road, Boca Raton. service for 12 sured the highest J.C. MITCHELL & SONS fype of service INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., • No Hand-Rinsing or that can be admin- Boca Roton, Scraping, "Flush- istered in the MOTHERWELL REALTY, 757 away Drain" pumps * Luxury Appearane* field of Real S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton. Estate Practice. F. BYRON PARKS, 151 N. soft food particles with satin-whits Ocean Boulevard, Boco Raton ewoy AHVIDA REALTY CO., 998 PETRUZZELLI REALTY, s«rvcr top S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton. INC., 2325 N. Ocean SHOPPERS HAVEN W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Fede- Boulevard, Boca Raton. ral Hwy., Boca Roton. J. STUART ROBERTSON POMPANO BEAOH CONN C. CURRY, P.O. Box ASSO., INC., 60 S, Federal omir 354, 151 E-Royal PalmRd., Hwy., P.O. Bos 193, Boca Boca Raton. Raton. PHONE WH 1-5337 $13000 WM. DAY, INC., 500 & Fede- M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., ral Hwy., Boca Raton. 3356 E. Atlantic Blvd., JULES G. FROSELL, 1901 Pompano Beach, Florida, S. Federal Highway, Boca WOOD REALTY, 700 E. Pal- Sift A¥E, Raton. metto Park Road, go" SlilLAR SA¥SNiS ON H. D. GATES, 234 S. Federal Raton. Hwy., Boco Raton. JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 Keys SH@PP§NO PLAIA ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Drive, Boca Raton. ALL i.E. APPLSANOES Palmetto Park Road, Boca THOMAS P. NOLAN 131 N.E. Raton. 1st Avenue, Efoca Raton, BOCA RATON 395-4122 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1963 Pony League Schedules Registration, Tryouts Monday at the Boca morning, April 20, 10 Raton Recreation center a.m. at Memorial f>ark. an organizational meeting Boys must be accompanied of the Bo.ca Raton Pony by a parent and bring League was held. proof of date of birth. A Carl peddern was elect- one-dollar registration ed president of the newly fee is being asked. Try- formed league. Other offi- outs will be held that cers include: Harry Sea- same afternoon begin- man Jr.,. vice-president- ning at 1 p.m. and Helen Bedell, secre- tary-treasurer. Managers Ladies Night Planned on hand included Fred Dettman, Sal Matteis and The Men's Garden Club Ben Lekniskas. of Boca. Raton will hold Pony League Registra- its annual ladies night tion will be held Saturday Monday, April 22, at the Recreation center at 7:30 p.m. Little League Members of the Roman's Garden Club, and wives and friends of members Starts May 6 of the host Garden will Ray Harrington won the St. Andrews Sportsman- Little League trials be guests. ship Trophy presented annually to a player at Royal were held Saturday in Mrs. C.R- Pinkerman will Palm Polo Grounds. The presentation was made in a Memorial Park. A total speak on orchid cultiva- of 184 boys have register- pre-game ceremony Sunday by Eugene Curtis of the tion. ed to play. St. Andrews staff.-Charles Heed Photo Two sound-color films There will be eight will be shown. teams in the league this It's a race of the ponies as Walter Hayden (left) phy, scored once for the National All-Stars. Hayden year compared to six last SUBSCRIBE NOW AH Stars Edge Florida, and Ray Harrington head south after the ball during played for the all-Florida team which finished on the year. . League play will officially start May 6. to the last Sunday at Royal Palm Polo Grounds. Harrington, short end of the 10-8 score.-Charles Heed Any boys who have not BOCA RATON NEWS Harrington Wins Cup winner of this year's St. Andrews Sportsmanship tro- Photo. registered and desire to do so contact Rex Moss Call A National All-Star team for the outstanding award at Garry's Sport Shop. took the measure of an for his determined and FINAL GAME 395-5121 all-plorida team 10 Jo 8 colorful play every Sun- Two high-goal teams Sunday at Royal Palm day, win or lose. will clash Sunday in the Adult Softball Polo Grounds as more The new schenley tro- final game of the sea- Meeting Thurs. Most For than 4100 fans turned phy was presented the son at Royal Palm Polo out for the Debbie-Rand All-Stars by B.F. Dan- Grounds. The game will The adult Softball lea- The Money Memorial Foundation Day. baum, vice president of be a benefit for St. gue will hold a pre-sea- Capt. John Oxley of Schenley Industries. In Joan of Arc Church. A son meeting at the com- Tulsa, Okla., led the All- the presentation cere- pre-game Easter egg munity Building on Craw- In Houses Stars with a four goal mony also were Mr. and hunt is scheduled for 2 ford avenue next Thurs- output while Bobby Beve- Mrs. Robert Drummond, p.m. Polo grounds offi- day, April 18, at 7 p.m. At Boca! ridge from Flint, Mich., sponsors of the Debbie- cials expect the end of All interested persons knocked through three Rand Memorial Founda- the 15-week schedule are urged to attend. This There are modestly priced goals; Ray Harrington of tion.- Sunday to show a record will be the final meeting homes in Boca Raton Boerne, Texas, tallied The Donald Scott Sharpe season attendance fig- before League play be- Square . . . the widely- one as did Hugo Dalmar Challenge Trophy, won by ure. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drummond (left) participated in the trophy presentation gins April 29. known Torri Constructed of Chicago. Dallas Circle F a week ceremony at last Sunday's game played for the benefit of the Debbie-Rand Home ... the most house The All-Stars took the before in a driving rain- BOCA MEN'S SCRATCH Foundation. The winning National All Stars - who won a 10-8 victory over per dollar. 2 bedrooms, 2 field when an all-Texas storm, was presented by Team Won Lost the all-Florida team - were, from left, Hugo Dalmar, Bob Beveridge, Ray BRAKES bath, $16,000; 3 bedrooms, team scheduled for the Mrs. Sharpe in a pre-game 1. J. Talbot Agen. 54Va 291/3 2 bath, swimming pool, 2. Chick's Auto. 50 34 Harrington and John Oxley. Oxley received the Schenley trophy from B.F. Relined day was upset when Har- ceremony. The twin cups 3. Zim's Bar 48 36 Danbaum, right, vice president of Schenley Industries. The young ladies in $21,700. When visiting: old Barry was unable to were awarded to the cap- 4. Liberty Glass 48 36 Royal Oak Hills and Ca- 5. Boca Tackle 46 39 the foreground are Cindy Dalmar, left, and Amy Beveridge,-Charles Heed play because of injuries tain of the Dallas team, 6. Kreuscher Const. 44tf 391/i mino Gardens, stop by our suffered in a spill a Russell Firestone Jr. 7. Boca Plumbing 44 40 Photo. 8. Boca Terrazzo 42 42 FORD - CHEVROLET furnished models at S.W. week ago. 9. RutenbergHomes 38 46 9th Ave. and 13th St. The George Oliver, mentor 10. Brown's Bar 38 46 UNIV. BOVVLERETTES BOCA RATON SQUARES 11. Paul's Harber 31 53 Team Won Lost Team Won Lost SOUTH FLORIDA'S well-constructed Torri of the annual Florida 65V2 OLDEST AND PLYMOUTH and 12. Mack ey Printing 20 64 1. Rutenberg Homes 69V 38i/i 1. Colonial 42y, Home has earned its- repu- squad led hi§ horsemen BOWLING High Individuals: Fred Sturm 2. BocaCoin Laun. 66V: 4 Hi 2. Victorian 631/, 441/, LARGEST Most other cars with four goals while Del 233-630, Joe Rath 214-568, 3. Hardrives 62 46 3. Riviera 61 47 tation over the past 14 Alex Banachowski 210-561. 4. Eli Witt 60 48 4. Southern Imp. 56 52 years ... a home designed Carroll scored two and 5. Domeyer's Shell 5°i, 48 Li 5. Sierra 55Vi 521/3 15.95 GUARANTEED UNIVERSITY KINGS 6. Anchor Marine 59 49 6. Covington 52 56 and built for Florida. Walter Hay den and Rus- Won Lost CHUPCH FELLOWSHIP WITHERS Team Team. Won Lost 7. McReynolds 59 49 7. Goldenrod 51 57 sell Firestone Jr., each 1. WentworthPlas. 72 32 341/, 49Vi 8. Carmel 49 59 STORAGE MIRACLE MILE 63 41 1. Advent 4 65'/: 8. Boca Flower 5S\ MOVING 2. Anchor Marine 9. Hidden Valley 50 58 9. Skylark 46V2 6IV2 tapped in a single tally. 62 42 2. Methodist 55Vi 44Vi 67V, 3. Good' Serv. Sta. 3. Advent 6 53y; 46Vj 10. Boca Does 401/. 10. Laurel 40 68 FORT Harrington was awarded 4. J.C. Mitchell 70 y, High Individuals: Jack J ayne s © «, JA 3-5496 LAUDERDALE, MOTORS 51 4. St. Paul 2 51 49 11. Roadman's 37V2 TORRI 5. UniversityTav. 83 9)93-519, Sal Vento 192-537, S. of Hidden Valley the St. Andrews Sports- 53 5. Advent 5 45 55 12. Kiddy Kampus 25 manship trophy by Fr. 6. Federal TV 6. St. Paul 3 28','j "in High Individuals: Jeanne Bob Matzer 170-470; Jean Entrance 7. Jaycee's : 6 li/j Brownlee 189-512, Marge Am- Brownlee 200-487, pladys Col- 62 High Individuals: Charles Kus- Hunter Wyatt-Brown, head- 8. C.A. Quillan ter 213, Floyd Podger 210, brose 179-479, Barbara Dunster fax 18 2-519, Helen J ayne s PH. CR 6-9393 Construct/on 9. College Inn 67 15 3-4 24. master of the boy's prep 68 Karl Kreuscher 199. 179-457. Split conversion, June "You tried the Rest 10. D&M Auto Parts Wolff 6-7-10. SEE THE YELLOW PAGES BOCA RATON SQUARE school. Fans, balloting High Individuals: Go ven Now try the Best" 218-~S85, WOMEN'S HANDICAP during the season, picked 222-552, Schmidt Team Won Lost Harrington as their choice O'Sullivan 201-416. 1. Hand's Delray 59"/, 481/3 2, Ranch House 56Vi 5 ly3 3. lstBk. 6s Trust 2 541/3 59/2 LADIES HANDICAP 4. Winfield Gift Shop 54 54 BOWLER "EARLY BIRDS" 5. lstBk. 85 Trust 1 52 56 Team IVon Lo st 6. L a Marqui s 471/j .60V, 1. Sparrows 34 14 High Individuals: Joanne Cor- OF THE WEEK 2. Dirty Birds 28 20 nette 224-506, Kelly Shinkle 3. Hawks 26 22 182-501, Mary A. Chapman 171- 4. Blue Jays 24 24 481. 5. Cuckoo Birds 24 24 6. Woodpeckers 22 26 7. Robins 19 29 BOCA HIS AND HER 8. Cardinals 15 33 Te am Won Lost 1. Jolly Four 38Vi 24'/, 2. Quads 37>/, 25>/2 BUSINESS MEN'S HNDCP. 3. Compatibles 37"/, 25'/, Team Won Lost 4. Slow Starters 32 31 1. Boca Nat. Bk. 78 38 5. Inseparables 29 34 2. Bus s Pool 69'/i 46>/j 6. Country Club 4 3 l'/i 31'/, 3. Palm-Aire CC 66>/ 49VJ 7. New Yorkers 24 39 4. Reed's Sport 66Vj 49"/; 8. Late Starters 22 41 5. Hidden Valley 65' 51 High Individuals, Men: Henry 6. Commerci al Laun. 61 55 Warren 213, Harvey Sheller 7. Boca Uniforms 58 58 213, Sal Altieri 20 2: Women, Beulah Veillard 183, Kelly 8. Lawson Eiec. 56'/2 59Vi FRED STURM 9. Smith&DeShields 52 64 Shinkle 179, Barbara Whiten 178. 10. Supreme Auto 49 67 Bowling in the Boca 11. Boca Heat. &. AC 45 71 Business Men's Scratch 12. Merco of Flo. 29 B7 League at University High Individuals, karl Kreus- cher 215-513, George Weitzel Bowl, Fred bowled 233, 213-S26, Fred Olsen 20 1-537. For A 182, 215 for a 630 set A bowler in this area CHANNEL CHASEFS Red Deal for the past three years Won Lo st he has an average of 174. 1. Lucky Strikes 80 20 on your Resident of Boca Raton 2. Cue Sticks 761/i 23Vi & Pin Poppers 67Vi 32'/, since 1959, Fred hails 4. Roily Pollys 64Vi 35>/i froir Ironton, Ohio, where 5. Flying Strikers 02 38 New CHEVROLET he was very active in 6. Pin Stripes 571/j 42i/! baseball and basketball, 7. 4- Sp ar es 45Vi 541/j or USED CARS 8. Scrubs 441/] 55i/2 having played several 9. Pin Knockers 40 60 see years professional base- 10. Knockouts 36 64 ball in the Cardinals 11. Untouchables 31 69 12. Misfits 29 71 B@h Nylliia In Boca Raton Square camps. Individual High Games: Chuck Since coming to Boca, Lekniskas 211, Jim Vento 198, The power of the press not withstanding, the best advertising is still vwjrd of mouth . . . from Fred is past president of Marty Coron 188. ADAHS person to person, from friend to frien4 When a person tries a product and likes it, that Boca Raton Little Lea- evaluation is passed on to everyone that will listen. So it is with homes. When a new home is gue, member of the Ro- CHEVROLET bough! the owners find out quickly whether the builder has lived up to his promises and To Place A whether the home is actually as livable, comfortable, maintenance free and properly designed tary Club and the Elks. 290 S.E. 6th Ave. ... as the ads proclaimed. If it is, the new owners will take a great pride in showing the He is manager of Certified Classified Ad Delray Beach home to friends and raving about how nice it is. Because Rutenberg Homeowners have liked Loan Co. of poca Raton. Phone 278-3225 their homes they have told many others, and the result has been that more than 60 per cent Phone 395-5121 of all RutenbergHomes are sold through recommendations of Happy Homeowners. No wonder or Wh. 1-3742 we say that "Our Best Salesmen Are Rutenberg Homeowners."

If you would like to see vvhy Rutenberg Homeowners are happy, drive out and see our three beautifully furnished models, open every day of the week. The piviero, shown above, is one of these new homes, four bedrooms, three berths, family room and cbuble garage, the perfect family home, priced at $17,500 on your lot. Also shown is the two-bedroom, two baths Laurel, for $11,500, and the three-be*oom, two baths Carmel, priced at 314,750, built on your lot. You can be happy in one of these fine Rutenberg Homes, too. A Rutenberg Home Counselor will be happy to help you find just the right lot for your new home. Why wait, drive out today!

EASTER SPECIAL ! SOFA How To Get To Our and EXPERT WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Furnished Models Craftsman from ANTIQUE Department I OgfASBS * EASY TERMS OF COURSE DIRECTIONS: of Leading Hew York Concern. Taka U.S. #1 to Boca Baton, at Howard Johnson's Reetaurant and Cauimo Real Call Blvd. (S.W. 6th Street) turn Weal and Our Decorators Will Cell At Anytime follow Camino Real lo the Ruteuberg Your Home WiHi a Complete JA 2-1616 Models. Line of Samples CENTURY UPHOLSTERY FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL NOW 1322-A N.i. 4*h AVE., FT. lAUDERDALE Thursday, April 11, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11A Additional Classified APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR KENT LOTS FOR SALE LOTS FOR SALE Ads On Page 12A FURN. 1 bedroom Apts. SPACIOUS new one andROYAL Palm Yacht~&" ROYAL Palm Yacht & CC $100. per mo. yearly, 1% two bedroom, electric kit- CC sub-division lot, by lot on £orner of Cherry & WANTED TO BUY blocks from public beach, chen, lge. closets, will owner, price $11,000. Areca Palm Rds. $12,000 Boca Raton News Classified Boca Beach Apts. 194 easy terms. P.O. Box 922, Wanted clean Used furnish. Ph. 395-3287. Terms. Write Box L, Boca Wavecrest Way. call 6:30 (663-50B) Raton News. (420-16Btf) Boca Raton. (448-18Btf) HOUSEHOLD GOODS to 9:30 pm, 395-3140. LOTS for sale in Unit 3 HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE SERVICES AVAILABLE Will Pay Top Prices ROOMS FOR RENT CONTRACT on one of the NEAR EVERYTHING Brokers protected. (455- most beautiful lots still of the Estates Section at BOCA SQUARE - 3 CUSTOM CABINETS by. Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 18Btf) below market. Call Own- bdrms. 2 baths, den, en- AND LOW in price. 2 AYOTTE. For custom qual- Duke Home Furnishings A NICE Room, twin beds, available in Royal Oak bdrm, 1 bath, monthly AMBASSADOR Apart- reasonable. Convenient to Hills, opposite main en- er 395-1222. (464-18B) closed pool & patio, wall ity work done in my shop 2301 N. Dixie Highway, ments, 301 E. Royal BUILDING lots for sale in to wall carpeting, $21,500. costs lower than rent. or your home, call Sam P'ompano shopping area. 395-4863. trance. Royal Oak Trees. ORYAL E. HADLEY, Palm Rd, unfurnished, 1 (692-51B) Ph. 395-1577. (461-23B) beautiful Country Club Vil- Buy direct from owner, Ayotte, 395-0410. (777-3P) Buy - Sell - Trade $1600. down. Ph. 395-Realtor, 400 E. Palmetto &2 bedrooms, reasonable. LARGE twin hotel room, lage. Phone 395-1818 or .EXPERIENCED: Dress- (470-4,5,6,7B) Ph. 395-0208 or see ROYAL PALM YACHT stop at office at entrance. 4023. (505-20B) Pk. Rd., Boca Raton, 395- private entrance & bath, 2244. (469-18B) making and alterations manager on property. near everything. .395-0398. AND COUNTRY CLUB ROYAL Oak Hills, con- HOME with- beautiful for those who want the APARTMENTS FOR RENT (405-16tfB> A REAL BARGAIN. Large .SPACIOUS 1 bedroom Addi- (485-19B) tract on choice water- patio & pool, pass-thru son Mizner built home. 18x highest Quality at reason- FURNISHED 1 bedroom lot offered for sale by FURNISHED 3 room Apt front lot, fronts on two counter bar — 3 bedrm. 2 24 living-rm with fireplace. able rates. Call 395-1689. Apts. available now, year- ONE or two twin bed- Owner, $11,000. Write near University site. canals. : Can build any bath, central heat, GE Fla, rm. may be used for (354-15Btf> ly or for balance of sea- rooms & bath with priv. Box R, c/o Boca Raton Suitable for couple. Rent model. Owner cannot sell kitchen, large rooms. over night visitors. 1% COOKING - Dinner par- son. Call Oryal Hadley. reasonable. 395-4653 - entrance, centrally locat- News. (509-.23B) ed. 200 NW 10th St. Ph. present home. 395-4886. Complete with drapes, baths, lot 110x112 in tropi- ties and luncheons in Realtor, 400 E. Palmetto 3100 NW 5th Ave. (378- 395-1379. (508-19B) OFFICES FOR RENT (326-14B) many extras. Nicely cal Floresta on Azalea your home. Mrs. Larson, . Pk. Rd. Boca Raton 395- 15Btf) landscaped. Close . to 395-4559. (420-20B) SUB-LEASE - Suitable NEAR beautiful Bible- Street. Ph. Owner, 395-4782. .2244. (377-15B) FURN. APT. across from ROOM with private bath schools. In Winfield and piivate entrance. for office or store, 14'x20', town USA, 100 x 160 by 2 BEDROOM furnished Golf course in new du- $70.00 month 72 6.E. 2nd Park. Priced at $19,900. SERVICES AVAILABLE INCOME TAX AID Near new University site. owner. Will take $3,500. A genuine savings from Apt. conveniently locat- plex. Light clean, airy, St., Orchid Square. (466- Write A. LoBue, 29-20 CONCRETE & Keystone Confidential & Discreet. Ph. 395-4032. (506-20B) original price. By owner, work. Patios resurfaced. Home and Office Service. ed and reasonably priced. GE kitchen. 343 E. Royal 21B) Bell Blvd; Bayside 60, Boone Apts. 395-1580. Palm Rd. (456-18Btf) 395-0270. (500-19B) No job too big or small. Reasonable Cost - 38 yrs. SINGLE or twin bedroom, STORES FOR RENT N.Y. (43 6-2 IB) Experience. North & south. (511--20Btf) SACRIFICE!! Estimates cheerfully FURN. 2 bdrm. ; 2 bath private bath, town center. Boca Raton's Best Buy 7 years in Pompano. LARGE Mobile Home, STCRE, 220 So. Federal 3 bedroom 2 bath water- given. Ed Schumann, avail. May 1st, $175. mo. 395-1453, (513- 20Btf) - 6 lots, 50x140 in City ARTHUR CONNOLLY waterfront lot, w/w car- Hwy. in Crchid Square, front home on free flowing 395-0954. (290-15P) WH 1-2250 plus utilities. .472 Wave- FRONT Pla. rm. with bed- •Limits, pity Water, Zoned pet, newly decorated. TV, very reasonable, see your canal in Caribbean Keys crest Way, Boca. ,395-0888. rm. Priv. bath, entrance, to build 1000 sq. ft. house. completely furn. 2 bdrms, broker or call Lo. 6-3229, in Boca, 5698 N.E. 7th The KLIP ARTIST (487-20B). drivew, GErefrig, break- $1850. Ph. .395-2789. Professional Lawn Maint, $75. monthly to Nov. 1st. Ft. Lauderdale between Ave., furnished or unfur- Herbert 0. Rycrolt One and two-bedroom fast priv. 395-1458. 5:30 & 6:30 p.m. any day. (440-20B) Power Vacuum Personnel and Management Ph. ,395-3236. (518-20B) (519-20B) nished. Just $1500 down. Work Guaranteed Consultant apartment. Nicely furnish- (153-7Etn CHOICE lots in Royal Save $5000!! Will also EXTRA Guests Coming? Under Strict Supervision ed, Beautiful Location, HOMES FOR RENT Store or Office, 920 No. Palm Yacht & Country lease. (494-19Btf) 942-4354 after 3 p.m. 395-3684 Available, Furn. Studio 101 N."W. Pine Circle, UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom, Dixie highway. $40.00 Club at the lowest prices. Selling Service BOCA RATON,FLORIDA Apts. & villas, on the 395-4567. (496-19Btf) month. Phone 395-5562. Call owner in Boca Ra- BOCA Raton. GOING ocean, private beach, priv. 1 bath, completely redec- north, like new, CBS 2 SPACIOUS 1 bedroom orated. Tel. 395-0428. Brokers Protected. (353- ton, 395-1222. (438-17B). dock. The Villas of Boca 14Btf) bedroom home, tile bath MR. FiXIT Your HOOVER Raton, 507 so. Ocean Blvd; apt. five minutes walk (523-23B) ROYAL PALM YACHT with vanity, all elec, kit- on A1A. Call 395-5220. to downtown poca. $75. 2 BEDROOM furnished BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND COUNTRY CLUB chen, built-in range, GE Call 395-3623 Vacuum Dealer per mo, plus 'utilities. house, 6 months or more. Large Lot offered for sale refrigerator, utility room, * Bags for all Makes 395-0979. (492-19Btf) Deerfield — warehouse by fewner, $12,000.00. ALL APPLIANCE MISCELLANEOUS for SflLE 200 NW 10th St. Ph. 395- 225 S.E. 1st Terr. - 25x50 carport, hurricane panels, FEDIftALTY NICE 1-bedroom Apt. 1379. (507- 19B) Write: Box No. R, %Boca lovely drapes, TV anten- REPAIR & ea. - 2 tenants, good in- News. (427-20B) 6205 N. Fed. CR 8-2888 We Will Give You A House spacious. Also, Efficien- HOUSE - 2 bedrooms & come-cash or terms. Call na, paved patio. Sacrific- HOME SERVICE a frame cottage on E. Pal- cy, reasonable. 4300 den,furnished, $85. month- 399-1346. (309-25P) LARGE corner lot, Royal ing $12,500. Ph. 395-1999. metto Park Road to be moved NW 3rd Ave. Ph. 395- Palm YCC, $11,200 cash. (484-20P) HOME REPAIRS or demolished. Good sal- ly. Close-in. 70 NW 6th vage valuei plumbing, etc., 2596. (471-18B) Court. Ph. 395-1458. WAREHOUSES WM. DAY INC., 395-0220, CABPENTBY, /"Iterations, Tax Returns all included. WINFIELD Park, attrac- WANTED TO BUY (510-20Btf) Warehouse, 922 No. Dixie ask for Ifr. Reimer. Paneling, Doors, Screen Contact H.D. Gates (527-20B) tive 3 bedroom, 2 bath and ail types of repair. Prepared 234 So. Federal. ROYAL PALM UNFURNISHED 2 bed- Highway. $40.00 month. home. GE kitchen, lge. Licensed and Insured. room house very close to Phone 395-5562. Brokers Beautiful large lot, in YACHT CLUB Floresta on corner Pa- rooms, central heat, bed- Phone 395-2672 31 yrs. Experience WANTED town, $110. per month, protected. (352-14Btf) rooms air-conditioned, ANTENNA KIT may have option to buy. loma Ave. and Alamanda John D. BUILDING LOT St. Call 395-4479. (521- patio. Corner lot, sprink- 20 foot outdoor antenna Tel. 395-3958. (444-20B) To Place A ler system, fully land- • Screened Rooms «. Re- MORRISSEY kit, complete $9.95 FOR ALL CASH Classified Ad _23BJ scaped. Complete with modeling-Carportes ® Flor- 3 bedroom 2 bath water- HOMES FOR SALE ida Rooms Carporte en- SOUTHERN TV •Write Box U, front, furnished or unfur- Phone 395-5121 draperies and carpeting. closures • Patios # Con- Phone 1927 N. Fed. Hwy. %Boca Raton News nished, 5698 N.E. 7th NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Owner. Ph. 395-0842. crete Driveways 9 Gene- 395-0362 Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4666 CO-OP APARTMENTS Ave., Caribbean Keys, REAL ESTATE screened porch, enclosed _(491-20B) ral Contractor • FHA FOR RENT OR SALE Terms 0 A31 work guaran- * OUTSTANDING BUY! Boca, elegant home. (493- garage, no closing costs, WANT TO SAVE? teed • Licensed and Insur- Call Day or Evening ARE YOU A * Boca Estates Best 19Btf) WAREHOUSE - 5,000 or immediate occupancy, HERE is an opportunity ed* Free Estimates • Free * Luxury Co-Op 1800 sq. feet, plenty of $18,100. Ph. 395-3890. Plans DO IT YOURSELF? REASONABLE rent to re- to own a lovely 3 bed- WM.C. PROWE, BUILDER * Only $5500.00 Needed sponsible couple: 2 bed- windows and 220 elec. (516-20Btf) room 2 bath home — Ray $$ SAVE MONEY $$ power — three 10x12 over- 355 N.'E. 5th St 395-2789 Let Us Show You 2BR, 2B, Elec. Kit, new room, convenient loca- N.E. 7th Street, Boca Heat, A/C Beautifully 20% Discount on Tubes carpets and drapes. 15x25 tion, May 1st to Dec. 1st. head doors. Office 12x15. landscaped. One of FREE TUBE-TESTING Built recently. Tel. Villas, 2 bdrm. ; 1 bath, HOMES-LOTS LR, all Elec. Kit.w/clocks, No pets. 351 Boca Raton price $11,000. Approxi- Boca's finest sub-divi- BROWARD and TECHNICAL ADVICE dish washers, deep freeze, Rd., Boca Raton. (524- Jackson 4-7813. (228- sions. Owner gone north. in SOUTHERN TV pool, garage, Ocean Beach lOBtf) mately $3,000. for owner's HONE HAIMTEMAUCE 20B1 equity, assume mortgage Save $3,000. 1927 N. Fed. Hwy. privileges. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE UNFURNISHED 2 bedrm. 1 Call JACK BUTLER "Complete Home GULF STREAM Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4666 TEL. 395-4635 at 4 /2% interest, $62. per Management" 2 bath home, quiet neigh- month, inc. taxes & insur- TUNISON PROP, of FLA. Opening - Closing - cl eaning EUPLEX on large lot borhood, ideal for couple. COUNTRY CLUB ACRES OFFICES FOR RENT zoned R3, plenty of ance. Ph. 395-4345. INC. Periodical Inspections OUT THEY GO Owner building larger (442-20B) Customer & Bank BOCA HARBOUR YOUR OWN OFFICE roorr. for expansion, lei. home. Available May 1st. ' 2400 N. Federal References 1963-19" or SHOP 395-0979; 450 NE 35th st; Boca SPLIT-LEVEL, 3/2 lge. Pompano Beach Licensed and Insured DELRAY SHORES PORTABLE TV SETS New Building — 30 S. E. 4th St. 5 ACRES Raton. Drive by or call garage & porch, many ex- WH 1-1210 or 395-2259 La ads of P arking tras. 144' lot, $16,700 - (503-19B) Phone WH 1-1262 PRIVATE OFFICES — $40 to $10 dn. owner, 395-3569.(453-211 ROYAL PALM YACHT & Used very little as TV $1,000. down. Country Rentals. Priced so low $55 per month'including elec- $10. per month. Full price REAL ESTATE ROYAL PALM YACHT COUNTRY CLUB tric lighting, heat, and air $895. Good unimproved Club Vill. 532 N.W. 12th & COUNTRY CLUB TAX RETURNS you can't afford to miss. conditioning FOR SALE OR TRADE Terr. Open. (526-20B) CALL OWNER at 395-3909 tree land, with recorded ON Golf Course — 5 bed- PREPARED SAME WARRANTY right-of-ways. Call WH 1- Ft. Lauderdale, three Federal and all states and other housesin excellent rental NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath rooms, 3 baths, den, en- AS NEW SET SPACE 1435 or WH 1-1173 or home central heating, closed pool & large 38 Years Experience DELRAY BEACH For Rent write Pines 'n Palms locations east of Federal SOUTHERN TV Hwy. will exchange any city sewers, extra lge. patio, extra lge. lot. Call Areas 1927 N. Fed. Hwy. DISTINCTIVE OFFICE, Ranchos, Box 759, Pom- lot, built-in range & 395-5311. (230-22B) Harry T. PATRICK Shop or Desk Space with ex- pano Beach. (203-12B) or all for Royal Palm lot Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4666 cellent natural light and air, or house, subject to mort- oven, lge. screened porch, ROYAL PALM YACHT plus ajr conditioning. Rea- no closing costs, price 5249 N.E. 15th Ave. sonable rentals and leases. INVESTMENT BARGAIN gages, call owner Ft. & COUNTRY CLUB $14,000. 1199 West Pal- Pompano Beach HOUGH-GENT HELP WANTED Call OWNER at 395-5750 New 3 unit apartment — Lauderdale 564-7940 or Completely and beautifully short walk to ocean clean, Jackson 3-8971. (649- metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395furnishe- d right down to a Highlands REALTY CO. attractive, modern — com- 46tfB) 1818. (594-8B) color TV and Spode china. 185 N.E. 6th Ave. NOTICE pletely furnished. Excel- WELL maintained home, 3 bedrooms plus a den and Phone 399-0785 Delray Beach, Fla, Pompano vs Royal Palm The Civil Service Board, city of Boca Raton, Flori- lent for seasonal or year- 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, 3 full bathrooms. Also a Call Day or Evening CR 6-5201 da, will receive applications for the following posi- ly rental. Priced for Trade or Sell screened patio, heat & wonderful swimming pool tions up to and including April 21st, 1963: quick sale at $37,500. Sell, oi will trade for a/c. Beautifully land- — Priced at $79,500. Live in one apartment Royal Palm Intracoastal scaped plot, excellent This is one of our finest Building A Home ? RECREATION LEADER (FEMALE) property - luxury home Age range: 21 through 35 years and earn money on the financing available. offerings and we urge you Salary range: Minimum of $325.00 to a others. See this before it wide part Intracoastal ORYAL E. HADLEY, to see it now. Let Us Prewire For Future Installation maximum of $401.00 per month is sold. northern Pompano. Large Realtor, 400 E. Palmetto Exclusive with this office. #}f • STEREO Applicants must have had experience in (lie planning, pool, central heat and air- Pk. Rd., Boca Raton, 395- MOTHERWELL Ul * PATIO & BACKGROUND MUSIC organizing or directing of recreation activities, or as conditioning. G.E. pink 2244, (470- 18B) iwl REALTY * INTERCOMS a participant in a variety of sports. Must be a high 757 s. Federal Hwy. kitchen complete. Immac- * MASTER ANTENNA SYSTEM school graduate and be skilled in the use of a type- DELIGHTFUL home, 3/2 757 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton, Fla. ulate large rooms, carpet- with den, screened porch, Boca Raton, Fla. writer. 395-4044 ing, drapes, utilities, half acre hedged lot, 25 395-4044 There is no requirement for residence for filing appli- many extras included. trees. Custom kitchen, cation, but appointees must within 60 days from the PRIME MOTEL SITE Quiet, quality neighbor- dishwasher, pump and date of their permanent appointment establish resi- hood. Luxurious planting dence and actually reside during their period of em- Here in Boca Raton well, lge. portable pool, where the new Univer- and very private. Greatly air-con, bedrm; $15,300. 117 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-4808 ployment in the City of Boca Raton. Local residents reduced from cost price may apply at the £ivil Service Board office, 2nd sity will require many $800. down, no closing floor, City Hall Building, N. Federal Highway, Boca new motel rooms to for action. Phone 941- costs. Ph. 395-1238. Raton, Florida. Non-residents may write to the Civil service it. This parcel 7478 for appointment (525-20B) with owner. (489:19B) Service Board for an application. Applicants will be is large enough to WANT a House that's got ROYAL OAK HILLS I given written notice five days prior to date of com- accommodate a national REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE IT? 2 bedrooms, 2 & 2/3 (C01 S.W. 4th Street) A Comprehensive petitive examination. baths, cabinets, vanities, chain size operation. closets, galore. Patio, Here is a wonderful ', ,EAlTO,$ REAL ESTATE Service CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATON enclosed garage, sprinkler home situated on a ' L.S. McLAIN ROBERT W. INGALL5 TRADE system, city sewers. beautifully planted cor- I Secretary Reg. Real Estate Broker SPECIAL PRICE. Open ner that can be purchas- • Boca Raton 395-1222 HAVE 1-5, 255 SW 12th Ave., Invest YOUR dollars to GROW Publish: April 4 and 11, 19S3 ACRE ESTATE 3/2 Boca square. ed far below cost with large patio & pool, A Perfect floor plan, with Boca Raton PROFESSIONAL BUILDING close to Kings Bay HARBOUR ISLAND area consisting of a very (Home of the new Florida Atlantic University) large living room - din- Can be built on this Yacht & CC in South 2 BR 2 bath, Fla. rm. with We have choice sites adjacent to the new univer- prime location now. Dade area of Miami. S.E. exposure on deep ing area. jvor/cf water off Intra-coastal. sity for commercial buildings, apartments and Located only one block The civil service Board, City of Boca Raton, Flori- DESIRE $22,400. Consider lot or Stunning all Electric homes. da, will receive applications for the following posi- from the heart of the other trade. OPEN NOW, kitchen with disposal, tions up to and including April 28th, 1963: 2 or 3 bedroom, North dishwasher, over-size Professionally active in the sate of homes and new professional dis- facing Waterfront house 748 NE 71st St. trict of Boca Raton refrigerator & deep homesites in all subdivisions and areas of Boca EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I in Boca Raton. freeze. (Light Eouipirent) this property with a Raton. Age range: 21 to 45 years street frontage of 300' RICHARD E. FLYNH OCEAN FRONT ''Three bedrooms — 2 HOME Authorized Agents for: Salary Range; Minimum of $1.81 to a has ample room for a Realtor , baths. * Royal Palm Yacht & country club maximum of §2.20 per hour substantial develop- 6550 SW 126th St. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, air conditioned and heated All carpeting & drape- * Boca Raton Estates * Harbour Island Applicants must be able to operate mowers, front ment Miami-Ph. 661-0819 ries. end loader, roller, and other small mechanical CALL OWNER on a beautiful high 100 * Royal Oak Hills * Harbour Fast Utility room has excel- * Camino Gardens * Lake Rogers Isles equipment 395-1222 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ft. x 200 ft lot directly on the ocean. Excellent lent equipment * Lake Floresta There is no requirement for residence for filing appli- beach. The price of Central heat & air con- cation, but appointees must within 60 days from the $65,000 should stir you We also specialize in: Acreage, apartments, date of their permanent appointment establish resi- GOLF COURSE ditioning. apartment sites, Business property, commercial # dence and actually reside during their period of em- to immediate action if HOMESITE you have been looking Oversize garage with tracts, condominiums, cooperative apartments, ployment in the City-of jBoca Raton. Local residents lots of storage space. cooperative homes, Duplexes, Highway frontage, may apply at Uie civil Service Board office, 2nd $12,000.00 for a home on the ocean. floor, City Hall Building, N. Federal Highway, Boca REALTORS This is an exceptional Entire place in Perfect hotels, Land leases. Motels, Ocean frontage, Raton, Florida. 'Non-residents may write to (he Civil offering and we urge you condition. ocean front homes, Ranches, real estate exchange IN Royal Palm Yacht&Country Club Subdivision (trades), rentals, Waterfront homes, waterfront lots. Service Board for an application. Applicants will be - 100 x 140' - excellent location - priced well toeallus for an appoint- For appointment to in- given written notice five days prior to date of com- below market — Call or See COL. BOB ROSS, ment to see today. spect, call petitive examination. your man at CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATON M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors kJQTHERWELL F. Byron Parks M.N. SONS, Inc. IWS RiALTY REALTOR L.S. McLAIN RBALTORS Secretary 3356 E. Atlantic Boulevard 757 S. Federal Hwy. 151 N. Ocean Blvd. Pompano Beach, Fla.-Ph. Whitehall 1-7000 Boca Raton, Tel. 395-3700 WEIR PLAZA BLDG., 855 S, FEDERAL HWY. Publish: April 11 and 18, 1963 395-4044 Eves. 395-0611 BOCA EATON, FLA. PHONE 395-4000 ]2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1963 Kiwanis Lists Additional Classified AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE PERSONALS . Spencer Re-Elected Lynn C. Converse Ads On Poge 11A SACRIFICE to raise 1952 FORD, good trans- PRIVATE Buyer wifTpur- Services are pending 15 Churches cash, '61 Tempest 4- portation. Reasonable. Mrs. William E. : Spen- Willard, Mrs. Adam Haz- for Lynn Crosby Converse, chase your Diamond Ring- Fifteen churches are door sedan. 395-4,374. Ph. 395-4753. (512-20P) '- or Gold coins - for cer was re-elected presi- lett and Mrs. Eileen 73, of 115 S.E. Spanish PETS Montgomery. now serving Boca Raton DACHSHUND puppies, (480- 20B) cash. Write Boca News, dent of the Woman's Re- Trail, who died Wednes- BOATS publican Club of Boca Edward Bandlow, coun- day at Bethesda Memorial according to a new folder AKC regis. $60. ea. Stud CHEVROLET 1959 Se- Box O. (396-16P) published by the local dan, radio, heater, 6 I would like $5700.' for Raton at a meeting held ty commissioner, spoke Hospital following an ex- service available. Call this fine cruiser, but on the duties of a coun- Kiwanis Club in coopera- mornings or eves; ,395- cyl. stick, 15,000 miles, SWIMMING instruction, Tuesday afternoon at tended illness. come see it and if you Red cross instructor will First Federal Savings ty commissioner at the He came here four tion with the Boca Raton 0204. (467-18B) like new $900. OWNER Ministers' Association. 395-4029. (4 76-2 IP) like it, we'll dicker. 29' give lessons at your and Loan building. Tuesday meeting. years ago from Tulsa, Chris Craft, twin 105's, pool. Private or group. Others elected in- Okla., and was a retired Copies of the folder, sleeps four. Mahogany Mrs. Merritt, ,395-4374. clude Mrs. Roy E. Palk, Social Security production engineer. which lists the churches decks, chairs, outriggers, __ (481-20B) first vice president; He is survived by his and their hours 'of worship, 1EAL ESTATE EXAMS ! s/s phone, very clean. Reps Plan Visits are available at the Boca Over 8 Years E*perie"nce MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Mrs. John Lynn, second wife, Gladys, of Boca Everything You Need To Pass The Exam Boca, 276-7566. (520- GRAND Piano - reposses- vice president; Mrs. First Federal Savings Raton. Raton Chamber of Com- Private Instruction Avail able Jf Needed 20B1 Kraeer Funeral Home merce without charge. YOUJS INQUIRIES INVITED WITHOUT OBLIGATION sion - assume low month- Charles Frizell, cor- and Loan Assn. of Lake 18' Coronet fiber glass ly payments, call Credit is in charge of local Call -D.T. Harvey - Boca 395-2640 responding secretary; Worth has scheduled a Kraeuter of West Orange, with 50 H.P. Johnson, Mgr. Can be seen at Leg- Mrs.. George Laubach, Social security exhibit arrangements. electric starting, sleeps gett Music Co. 503 NE recording secretary; Mrs. the week of April 15-19. N.J. four. Excellent for deep 20th St. (Winfield Shop- William Crowe, treasurer; The exhibit will appear Personals The junior Kraeuters sea fishing, water skiing, ping Center) Boca Raton brought along their ter- and Mrs. W.A- : Besser, in both the main office Mrs. Marian Kraeuter cruising. Will sell or 395-4709. (451-18Btf) assistant treasurer. and Boynton Beach office rier named "Ponya" trade on foreign sports or has as her guests her after the Port of New American compact car. MAGNAVOX Organs, all Mrs. James Caldwell, of the association with a son an,d his family, Mr. Mrs. sidell Tilghman Jr., representative of the so- York Authority where Forest Lawn Call Dr. Kornblue after 5 transistor - no tubes - and Mrs. Robert B. Bob works. p.m. Boca 395-0758. Solid state circuitry, and Mrs. CD. ; Willard cial Security Administra- are executive committee-- tion at both locations (322-13tfB) from $495. DEEP SEA MEMORIAL Lowrey Organ - Holiday - women at large. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. HELP WANTED new $795. Officers will be in- Friday, April 19. GARDENS stalled at a luncheon Interested persons may EXPERIENCED kitchen Hammond Organ - Ebony - DRIfT flSHWG Spinet - like new, Save May 14 at Royal Palm pick up literature during m- help, prefer school feed- Yacht Club. the week and have ques- k CEMETERY of ALL FAITHS ing type service. Men or $500. 55 FT. TWIN DIESEL Henry P. ; Miller Piano, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. tions ready when they women. Salad workers, Caldwell and Mrs. Fri- see the administration's bakers, cooks. Only ex- new $495. zell were named as del- representative. Fleur de Us perienced need apply. Janssen Piano - Scandia Serving North Broward and ||| egates to attend the Social Security litera- Pleasant' working condi- Walnut, new $525. state convention May 9- BOCA - DEERFIEID LEGGETT MUSIC CO. ture and personalized aid South Palm Beach County tions, benefits, local 11 at Palm peach Tow- will be available at either school. Must have own 503 NE 20th St. ers, Palm Beach. YACHT BASIN (WinfieldShopping center) of the two locations, transportation. Call Alternates are Mrs. 200 Lake Avenue, Lake Across from Pal's Restaurant in Deerfield 395-0226 at 8 p.m. (479- Boca Raton - 395-4709 (452-18Btf) Worth and 901 South Fed- Leave Dock 20B) ______Additional Classifieds eral highway in Boynton FOR FURTHER INFORMATION VISITING Homemakers. MISCELLANEOUS for SALE Beach. 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Boca Raton women want- On Page 11A FENCES - Call 395- ed for a new service. $4.75 Ccsll WH 2-1520 4742. (303-16B) MISCE LLANEOUS for SALE The average per capita Flexible hrs.,; car neces- income in the Sudan is Bait & Tackle Furnished sary. For app't. phone Lose weight safely with HOUSEHOLD furnishings, or LU 34811 living-rm, white bedroom $74 a year and life expec- 395-3600 or 395-3677. Dex-A-Diet tablets . only tancy is about 33 years. Call 399-2120 for Reservations (504-22B) 98(J; Love's Drugs. Alpha suite, dinette set, etc. Tablets Co., P.O. Box Call 395-2732. (522-20B) To Place a Classified 4805, Detroit 19, Mich. SAVE ON DESKS! Ad, Phone 395-5121 (48.3-22P) 30 x 60 executive desk, CHAMPIONSHIP POLO Picture Frames, all types, plastic top, walnut fin- all sizes, mats, also ish, brand new, $109.99 - 3* Hooms weathervanes, post signs, Good selection, desks, EASTER SUNDAY April 14, 1963 3:00 p.m. 100% American flags, Jennings tables, chairs. Furniture CONTINUOUS Picture Framing, 110 E. Plaza, Commercial Divi- FILAMENT Boca Raton Rd. Tel. sion, 395-3236. (515-20B) Royal Palm Polo Grounds HYLON CARPET .395-1660. (667-lOBtf) BAHAMA BEDS (full size Three miles West of Boca Raton Living Room, Dining Room ami Hall. Complete with heavy including bolsters) like duty padding and wall to wall installation. SCREEN Rooms — Call new. Ph. 395-1066. (498- CALL FOK IN-HOME SERVICE 395-4740. (305-16B) 19Btf) Awarding of the St. Joan of Arc Trophy our trained decorator will call at 2-ALUMINUM framed jal- SECRETARIAL Desk and for the benefit of St. Joan of Arc Parochial School no obligation ousie windows with chair, $110. elec. type- ©AY ©It MIGHT screens, one 5' wide x writer, Underwood Gold- Admission $1.00 Children 12 years and under admitted FREE COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY DRAPES 37" & one3'x4'8. 2-sea- en Touch, $165. Olympia 14*30 SQ. YDS.9 view awnings, 3'9 x 4*7 Portable script Type- Added Attraction: Easter Egg Hunt at 2:00 p.m. drop, one 3'7 x 5'9 drop. writer, $65. walnut table Prizes: 10 - $10.00 Eggs All children accompanied by an adult CARPET Call Now! One basket-weave fence lamp, $15. call between section, 7' x 4' high. Ph. 9-12 a.m. Boca, 395-3732. or parent are eligible for the big search. BROWN COMPANY Boca Raton 395-3750. (514-20B) (517-20P) 139 PALMETTO ROAD BOCA 395-2824 AWNINGS Call 395- 4742. C3Q4-16B: ONCE-A-YEAR PARADISE OF FLORIDA STERLING FURNITURE — BOCA RATON —

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Palm Allendale, N.J.; and the Ave., Por La Mar, April Poca Raton Art Guild. 17 through 23. It will be open to the Easter Bake Sale public from 3-5 p.m. and * Bemtke I from 7 (to 10 p.m. Set for Saturday HW, Merrill has studied at the Grand central Special cakes, colored SECTION B eggs, and a "lamb" Thursday, April 11, 1963 Page 1 School of Art in New York cake will be available at Cits? with Arthur Woelfle, the st. Gregory's Episco- an d news comm ent ato r, Edmond Gracen, George pal Churchwomen's an- Lowell Thomas and his Elmer Browne, and Ivan nual bake sale to be held charming wife. Olinsky. She also studied the Saturday before Eas- AROUND the Town They were guests of with EHot O'Hara, Emile ter. the F- Byron Parks, long- Gmppe, Eric Lundgren with bea landry time friends and former and others. Hours will be from lfj women's editor neighbors at Quaker Hill, She has exhibited her a.m, to 2 p.m. at the 5th Pawling, N.Y. work with the *iiied ^ Avenue Shopping Plaza. Although Spring is really here, the social season Thomas played a round tistfi, wew York City; Mrs. Howard McCall, is far from over. of golf with his host; IVontclair Museum, N.J.; chairman, is being as- Saturday night saw many localites turn out garbed Myron Walker, Adam Haz- Mystic Art Association, sisted by Mrs. Robert in their prettiest for the gala "April Showers" Ball lett and Horatio Ebert at Prout, and Mrs. p. Ham- mond Peirce. at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. the Royal Palm golf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rice Selecting their new Easter bonnets at the Woman's Club at Boca Raton's Those making donations Bob and Ann Matlack were hosts to a plush party course. are busy getting settled recently in their Royal Palm Yacht and Country Mr. and Mrs. Thomas "Hat-A-Rama" coffee Saturday at the library were left, Mrs. James Kitchen, are asked to have them at in their new home on the shopping plaza by Club home and everyone had a festive evening. also have a home at Hobe and seated, Mrs. Anders Finnvold. More than 200 women attended. Maya Palm Drive East. Mrs. H.T. Cusick and Myra conimerford hosted a Sound and are frequent 9:30 a.m., members said. luncheon at their Boca Harboui home recently for 17 visitors to this area . . . ••>* Births guests. Incidentally, the hostesses have as their and always so welcome. houseguests Mr. and Mrs. George Horr of Congers, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Huppy Easier to All N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Haney, 4766 N.W. Second 28 PANORAMA EGGS LEFT AT PRESS TIME Bloodsworth of Royal Street, Boca Raton, an- field, N.J. nounce the birth of a boy Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Palm Yacht and country Don'! Miss These for the Kiddies Club had as their recent at Pompano Beach Hospi- Bowers of port Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Henry tal. FANCY INDIAN RIVER CITRUS Iowa, are houseguests Everse left recently for guest, Mrs. Edna Glynn of Mr. and Mrs. C.F. of Chicago, 111., who has Shipping Daily - For Your Table their home in Grand Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crockett of Boca Har- Rapids, Mich. They spent now returned to her home. Hanson,.. 410 N.E. 29th Boca's Ole Reliable bour. the season in their Boca Street, Boca Raton, an- Raton home. nounce the birth of a boy Noted around town re- Guests of Miss Eliza- at Broward General Hos- beth Moran of Royal Boca Fruit Shippers cently was the so attrac- Mr. and Mrs. Edson pital, 151 s.E. 1st Ave.-(Opp. Kwik Chek)-Phone 395-4844 tive Mrs. Dorothy Giles Bennett left here recent - palm Road, are her broth- who was a guest of Mr. iy for their home in Car- er and his wife, Mr. and and Mrs. C.P. Messer- mel, N.Y. Mrs. J.H. Moran of New smith. They will return to York City, and Mr. and Mrs..Giles has been as- their Boca Raton home Mrs. W.Ej Dugan and sociated with Merck Inc., next October. daughter, Susan, a fresh- for 32 years and is in man at Emory University, charge of a department Also noted around town Atlanta,' Ga. supervising 40 persons. last week was famed Members of the Woman's Club of Boca Paton who Her home is in Plain- lecturer, author, traveler The Horatic Eberts are entertaining tljeir son joined in the Easter "Hat-A-Pama" coffee Saturday and family, the Robert O. as a benefit for the library and held at the library, Eberts, vacationing here were left Mrs. Paul Bebout Jr., and right, Mrs. For a lovelier you... from statesville, N.C. Joseph Starkey. For Your Next PHONE Appointment 395-2449 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greenfield of Youngs- Mrs. Smalley Is Honored Guest c/fuznus jtSzauiu

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Our Trust Officer's Corner CHARITABLE TRUST Q. - What is a Charitable Trust and what are the advantages ? A. - A Charitable Trust usually refers to a Trust by Will or Agreement, leaving property to a charity of your choice, and results in FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY substantial tax savings. of BOCA RATON CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN at 1st. AVE. and ROYAL PALM RD. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 395-4420 Always FIRST in SERVICE NOW FIRST in TRUST ! 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1963 DAR Chapter Given Award In State Press Book Contest The Jonathan Dickin- could be understood in son chapter, Daughters of any language, and camp- the American Revolution sites were plentiful. Mr. of Delray Beach, received and Mrs. Maurer drove an award in the press 43,000 miles and returned contest held at the annual home with 4,000 slides state D.A.R. conference and 18 hours of movies. in Lakeland March 26-28, Mrs. H. Austin Haulc- Mrs. C. . Emory Hamann hurst has as her guests, announced. Mrs. R.M. Roberts of The award, first hono- Cleveland, Ohio, and Dr. rable mention in press William Barnum of De- relations, the column troit, Mich. inch count of chapter, The doctor is planning state and national pub- a visit with Dr. and Mrs. licity, was accepted by Floyd Morey in St. Mrs. patnann, chapter re- Thomas, Virgin Islands. gent and delegate to the conference, for Miss Arriving at the season's top gala "April Showers" Polo Ball recently at Betty Reed, public rela- the Boca Raton Hotel and Club were left to right, Mrs, Robert Drummond, tions chairman. This is GRIFFIN Brouwer Mclntyre, Mrs. :McIntyre, and Robert Drummond. ^-National Eesort the fourth consecutive Photo year and the eighth state FLOORING CO. press award Miss Reed "Griffin Has The Floor" Among the chairmen attending the "April Showers" Polo Ball at the Boca has won for the chapter. Mr. and Mrs. parold V. VINYL Raton Hotel and Club recently were left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mat- Maurer, Briny Breezes, lack, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brady, and Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller.-t-National gave a descriptive talk CORK Resort Photo about the color slides they showed of Yugo- RUBBER slavia, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey, Prance, Monaco, FORMICA Norway, Finland, Swe- THE BOCA RATON den, Spain and Portugal. SANDING In . their eight months FINISHING CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH camping in ,30 European countries, the Maurers discovered the driving FREE ESTIMATES was easy, road signs 118 N. Federal Hwy. WELCOMES YOU were pictures which Delray CR 8-1210 to A Wonderful Way of Life GOOD FRIDAY and EASTER SERVICES

Entering the ballroom at die Boca Faton Hotel and Club for the benefit Debbie Rand Foundation "April Showers" Polo Ball recently were left to right, Mrs. Lester Crown and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toomey.-National Resort Photo

EAST SIDE OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY Guests Honored by Nursing Service 3 MILES NORTH OF DOWNTOWN BOCA EATON There were 10 guests of ceremonies. Raton, vice president; of honor at the recent Dr. Brumbach spoke Re-elected were Mrs. A Distinctive Waterfront Community dinner meeting of the briefly and introduced Carl McKenry Boca Ra- Southeast Palm Beach Dr. Cunningham who after ton- corresponding secre- * Every Home Located on a Free County Home Nursing years of being a practic- taW Mrs- sPeed' record; Flowing Canal Service held at Delray ing surgeon, returned to ing secretary; Fred Willadsen, Boynton Convenient to Fine Fishing - Beach. New York University for Relaxation - Churches - Schools Among the guests further study in physical Beach, treasurer; and were Dr. C.L. Brumbach, rehabilitation under the Edgar Lawson, director Palm Beach county Pub- noted Dr. Howard Rusk, to represent Boca Raton PRICES START at $14,750 for a three year term. lie Health Director;- Dr. He spoke about the im- on your Caribbean Key Lot Merrill Steele , administra- portance of rehabilitation tor of Bethesda Memorial and said, to be completely Subscribe To New Models now Open ! Dr. Dick L. Van Halsema - Guest Minister Hospital, and Mrs. Steele; successful, it must ex- The Boca Raton News Dr. Norman Kaufman, PHONE CR 8-2402 John E. Feldmann, Inc. MINISTER of EVANGELISM tend into the home after Phone 395-5121 assistant director Palm hospital service. of the CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Beach County Public Mrs. Johannsen gave a Health Department; Miss report on services render- TEMPORARY LOCATION: Ruth Baker, director Palm ed by the SPBCHNS. Beach County Visiting Following dinner, mem- Art Guild Bldg. Nurse's Association; bers of the board of di- West Palmetto Park Rd. Mrs. Mabel Johannsen, rectors held an annual district supervisor of business meeting and your Social Security nurses at Palm Beach elected officers for the SERVICES: County Health Depart- coming year. Good Friday: 8:00 p.m. ment; Dr. George A. Mrs. Alma Wilcke, of Cunningham, Delray Lantana, was elected EASTER: 10:00 a.m.& 7:00 p.m. Beach, and Mrs. Cunn- president; Mrs. Helen ingham; James Postma, Speed, Delray Beach, "In Christ shall all be made alive" head of the United vice president; Harvey Fund, Delray Beach; and Oyer, Boynton Beach, I Corinthians 15:21 Harvey Oyer, of Boynton vice president; Mrs. Beach, who was master Thomas Jamison, Boca

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I A representative of the Social Security Administration | I will be in our lobby Friday April 19, from 9 a.nv. to I ' 6 p.m. to answer personal questions about . ! YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS i One of twelve reasons why this is Cadillac's greatest year. For 1963, Cadillac tempts you with seven sedans, two coupes, two convertibles and a limousine. It also attracts you for a number of other reasons, including price. Why not see your dealer for the pleasant details? Assets Over VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED DEALER $59 MILLION

H§fie tttdilltu Qldsmohik, Int. 901 South Federal Highway MAIN OFFICE! 2OO LAKE AVE., LAKE WORTH BOYNTON BEAO-H 455 Mi. Sixffi kn. PA BOH 2076 Delray Beach, Fla. R. E. Branch, President M. Z. Wertz, Vice Prcs. Met. Thursday, Apri! 11, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B T . Club Picks Delegates for Personals said, and hopes to return Rochester, N.Y., is the Mr. and Mrs. John soon. guest of Mr, and Mrs. Garden Federation Meeting Wear of Boca Raton Fred Sanders in their Square had as their re- Recent dinn.er guests of Estates home. Four delegates and four derwater April Its; and a cent guest their grand- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lasker alternates of the Boca class in sand casting son, . John C. (Rusty) Mrs. David Parke has will be headed by Mrs. at the Bayou were Mr. Raton Garden club have Wear Df Mechanicsburg, and Mrs. Jamejs Fuller, as her guest, Mrs. N.S. been named to attend the Homer Gwinn, April 25. Pa. yog el of Pittsburgh, Pa. Further information may Mr. and Mrs. James R. 37th annual state conven- John is a freshman at Caldwell, Mr. 'and Mrs. tion of the Florida Federa- be obtained by. calling Drexall Institute of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Howard S. Secor, William Shipley and Mr. tion of Garden Clubs Technology where he is and Mrs. Alex Burke. Ramey of West Orange, April 29 and 30 at the floral arts chairman. majoring in hotel admin- N.J., are visiting with istration. He is also one Carillon Hotel, Miami Theodore Puller of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Evans. Beach. Winners Listed of the institute's varsity Delegates from Boca Three winners were singers. The group re- Raton will be Mrs. S.B. listed in the Royal Cak cently completed an Miller, Mrs. Arthur R. Hills Bridge Association Eastern tour and will "Where Customers Mitchell, Mrs. Harold this week. make a European trip Fiscus and Mrs. Richard Winners this week were this Spring. Shop And Save" D. Steinhoff. Clarence Kent, F.J. Sieg- This was his first trip Alternates are Mrs. hardt and Mrs. I.H. Gron- to Boca Raton and he Frank Walker, Mrs. Wil- seth. liked it very much, he liam G- O'Donnell, Mrs. William McChesney and Mrs. Bert Riel. FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. Me REYNOLD'S The arts and crafts classes of the local Your Insurance Needs •^— Garden Club will meet Are Our Business at 1 p.m. each Thursday Our Only Business Is Insurance at the Recreation Center Checking the conservation display of native fruits at the Garden Club's on w. Palmetto Park Serving You will Be Carpets flower show were, left, Mrs. Leon Lewis and, right, Mrs. John Bloodsworth. Road. Our Pleasure Draperies The show was held recently in the Art Guild Building. Mrs. S. Kendrick Lich- ty will lead a class in Amdur Building pandanus weaving today. 40 South East 1st Avenue Office Ph. 395-5550 820 N. Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton A class in pressed flower pictures will be Boca Raton, Fla. Home Ph. 395-5551 COMrUTELY AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT led by Mrs. Harold B. Van- I

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You and your family do ... and so does your new home. Mrs. Lewis Simmonds, left, and Mrs. Homer Gwinn, right, look over the tri- color award winner at the Garden Club of Boca Raton's recent flower show. Here, in the heart of Boca Raton, Florida's finest residential city . . . Winner was Mrs. B.F. Kiel. The exhibit consisted of driftwood, vivid birds of convenient to all its many facilities and luxuries . . . the perfect setting paradise and a matching painting in the background. It was called "The for your perfect way of life. Future. " Here, in Camino Gardens ... a world apart, entered through a private, Mrs. Bert Riel Wins Tri-Color seven-acre botanical garden — its own scenic lake and island, laced with paths and footbridges. Mrs. Bert Riel receiv- A. Kalas; miniature sec- Mrs. F.K. Walker, Pom- ed the tri-color overall tion, fresh material, Mrs. nano Beach; Mrs. Alfred award at the recent Gar- J.M. Pitkethly; corsage, Weeks, Jupiter. If you appreciate the finest in tropical living, purchase NOW— reserve your den Club's annual flower dried material, Mrs. Les- Judges of the horticul- homesite—build your customized home now or anytime within a year. show. Her entry was form- ter Benson; ..corsage, ture division were Mrs. ed of driftwood and an fresh material, Mrs. Carl E.E. Caterdine, and Mrs. orange bird of paradise Jessen; William Knox, Ft. Laud- with a matching painting "Bouquets for Gour- erdale, and. Mrs. Celia in the background. It was mets," Mrs. William Liv- Grant, West Palm Beach. named "The Future." ingston; potted plants, She also won the first first award begonias, Mr. and Mrs. S.W. blue ribbon award for her Mrs. Homer Gwinn and Winebrenner of Royal arrangement of "The Mrs. R.R. smith; African Oak Hills have as their Past" and a first award Violets, Mrs. Frank J. guests Mr. and Mrs. blue ribbon for a dry Crane and Mrs. O.R. Nel- Henry S. Genius of Pitts- material miniature arrange- son; orchids, Mrs. Hollen burgh, Pa. ment. Mrs. Riel also won a Richard (two prizes) first award for flowering and Mrs. Riel; foliage shrubs. plants, award of merit, Theme of the third an- Mrs. Gwinn; herbs, Mrs. nual flower show held at Edward studt; the Art Guild Building Cut flowers, amaryllis, was "Bouquets for Bo- Mrs. Howard Secor; hi- ca." biscus, first award blue Other first award win- ribbons, Mrs. William ners included "The McChesney, Mrs. crane Present," Mrs. prank and Mrs. Studt; flowering by: W.P. BEB0UT Walker; "Bouquets for the trees, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Garden Club, Mrs. Louis G.A. Seastedt, and Mrs. Most people will prob- Studt; able claim Saturday as Flowering shrubs, first their favorite day of the Glass Lined award blue ribbons, Mrs. week. It is a day of fun, Electric Water John Bortscheller and fishing and festivity. Mrs. Riel; flowering vines, It's a great day for tin- HEATERS blue ribbons, Mrs. Secor, kering, snoozing, wash- Mrs. Gwinn and ]Mrs.ing the car and catching the BARRINGTON Studt. up with a thousand and 20 Gal. - - 4S.00 1erlectlv in tune with the gracious Camino Gardens Judges for the artistic one things that have been put off for a month way of life is this brilliant home! Privacy is the keynote, 30 6iS. - - 53.50 part of the show were from the fully-enclosed pool terrace to the luxurious Mrs. Hugh Dortch, West of Sundays. It's also a BOCA mmmt Palm Beach; Mrs. A..Ngrea. t day for hiding under niasrer bedroom suite, with its full-marble hath and Brooks, and Mrs. W.Sth. e bed-at least between private dressing room , . . One of six outstanding 2 Inc. Carper, Delray Beach; the hours of 6 and 7 p.m. and 3-bedroom exhibit homes, priced from #24,500 to 250 So. Dixie-Boca paton Mrs. c.K. Davis and According to accident 340,000; slightly higher on waterfront. Phone: ,395?3H3 statistics this is the most hazardous single hour of the week for mo- torists. If you are out and around on Saturday — in fact, any day of the NEW AUTO week — and feel the need Financing to travel a bit faster, RATI keep this in mind: Slow down — you're already Call 395-4420 traveling 66,000 mph which ATLANTIC OCEAN for your NEXT is the speed of the earth NEW CAB New Car LOAN in its orbit. RATE You might also keep in $4.50 PER UNPAID MONTHS mind that W.P. BEBOUT, HUNDRED BAL. 24 30 36 PER ANNUM REALTOR, has the solu- 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 tion to any real estate 1,000 88.21 72.47 82.01 worry. Buying or selling, 2.100 97.50 80.10 68.54 you will find that we can 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 work out any transaction 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 to your liking at W.P. in ihe heart of 2.700 125.35 102.98 88.12 BEBOUT, REALTOR, BOCA RATON Visit the distinguished homes of Camino Gardens 701 N. Federal Highway, IUUUUUDLJLIUULI UEJUULJLJUUUUUI . .. located 2 blocks west of U. 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BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 48 Thursday, April 11, 1963 Day or night, extension phones help make living more relaxing. Why not have By Beatrice Landry them handy where you live the most — like bedroom, kitchen, workshop, Spring Fever The International Red cross seems such a part of Florida room. To add the colorful, economical extension phones .you want, i our way of life that it appears to have been always just call your Telephone Business Office. • The symptoms of spring fever in Many year-round Florida residents with us but actually it is only 100 years old this this corner of Florida are some- are just now beginning to look for- month. what different than in other parts ward to a little rest. ; The tempo However America didn't enter the International Red of the United States. | here is slowing down a bit — the Cross untaM882and congress didn't formally charter Southern Only yesterday we were reading a visitors who have been dropping in It until 1905. newspaper from Vermont which put all season are coming less fre- The familiar red cross on a white field is the in- the change of seasons in a more quently now., and it seems to be version of the Swiss national flag which honors conventional context. Pictured were getting easier to negotiate a turn Geneva and a Swiss banker, Henri Dunant, who in bams that had collapsed from the onto Federal highway. effect, organized the first chapter of what was later burdens of the winter's snow and It seems sometimes that there to become the Red Cross. Dunant was so horrified waterfalls still marked by blocks of are more old friends around at this at what he saw at the bloody battle of Solferino, ice but gushing freely once again. time of year, probably because there Italy, in June 1859, that he later wrote a book People, we're sure, are beginning are fewer strangers. which shocked millions and was the inspiration for to stir about more now and stretch It's rather like sitting down and forming the International Red Cross in 1863. some muscles that have suffered kicking your shoes off after the For those interested in local statistics, the Aner- from disuse during the winter. guests leave. ican Red Cross in Palm Beach County last year gave service to 1,282 servicemen and veteran's families in counseling, communications, referral and finan- Oh Wad Some Power cial assistance. Twenty-five volunteers made 7,080 trips to hospi- lar Scottish ascents in 1785. The In the case of the jeweled beetles, tals and clinics. Sixty young mothers received free poet lit into the crowlin' .ferlie, United States customs inspectors mother and baby instructions. Almost 1,800 persons this creepin', blastit wonner, but have taken the right action, but for have completed first aid courses, many right here good. He saw no merit in attaching a secondary reason. It seems that in Boca Raton; over 3,000 children have completed a phony diamond to its back and vacationers returning from Mexico water safety courses and over 300 persons have treating it as an ornament. have been bringing with them live been trained for work in fire, flood, hiarricane and beetles with rhinestones pasted on All of which brings us to Burns's other disasters. timeless exclamation, contained in their backs. The beetles come Emergency relief of food, furniture, clothing were To A Louse: equipped with a little tether and a given to 150 persons. Oh wad some power the giftie gie pin. The idea is that fashionable Home nursing textbooks and equipment were pro- us ladies, if that is the proper phrase, vided to nine high schools; 95 Gray L adies served in To see oursels as others see us! can sport mobile jewels. school clinics, others in area hospitals, and 39 -The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Customs is confiscating the volunteers gave 2,118 hours of assistance to hospi- beetles because it is illegal to tals in the county, bring into the United States in- Nothing New There is much more, but space doesn't permit. So sects, jeweled or not, deemed To those already convinced that if you wonder where your dollars go this should harmful to agriculture. And that in- there's nothing really new under the give you just a hint. cludes these particular beetles. sun, the Turkish government lends The current Red Cross drive is below quota. If you But it would have pleased us more convincing support, it reports .that have forgotten your contribution, there is still time if the beetles had been turned back archaeologists in Ephesus have to mail it to American Red Cross, 124 S. Federal at the border on the ground of vio- dug up a backgammon board, com- Highway, Boca Raton. lating good taste, i Did Americans plete with playing pieces, made not smash the chameleon trust that several thousand years ago by the their elders, from whom Daedalus, then the idea was attempting to install a chained Hittites, those baddies of Bibli- they are forever escap- of childhood and the prob- lizard on every lapel? cal times. In one corner of the set ing. lem of growing up will Of course the beetles reminded us there's a cheerful inscription not Huckleberry Finn's appear to be representa- of Robert Burns. Burns was out- unfamiliar at Churchill Downs or only friend is an outcast, tive, for many of our great raged when he espied a louse crawl- Las Vegas: "Perhaps you'll lose a fugitive slave, and the writers at least since ing on a pretty girl's Lunardi, money — but you will have lots of world from which they Shakespeare and Milton, which was a hat named for a bal- fun." jointly flee is filled with of the human condition loonist who made several spectacu- -The Courier-journal, Louisville sanctimonious frauds, itself. false friends, and par- venus. Read and Use Nor has this theme Boca News Classifieds reading & writing been limited to child- ren's literature. That or- ganized society is hos- tile to growth and free- By Jason Epstein The author is vice presi- young had better subdue, Prom "Commentary" dent of Random House and for the sake of avoiding dom is a dominant idea president of Epstein & Car- in the literary tradition, roil, which publishes a disturbance within the The publication of children's classics. especially for those mod- books for children has community, whatever ten- dencies they may have ern writers who have de- become a way of making Most of them, to judge by toward rebelliousness liberately concerned a lot of money. their own writings, have themselves with ques- In 1961 some 1700 new and originality. It is read very little and are thickly pious and its fac- tions of rebellion, pri- children's books were indifferent to ttje rhythm vacy and their own au- published. titious historical setting of English prose. Never- is presented in language thenticity. Until recently They have increasingly theless, they have as a the typical literary hero become part of a bureau- so drab and abstract and group managed to encircle even, occasionally, il- was himself, so to speak, cratically administered the children's book bus- literate, that it is im- a child growing up and sub-culture, largely cut iness to the point where possible to adjust one's testing his mettle against off by a dense fog of a publisher has to be ear to it. the world. And if one conventional and irrele- thinks of that long line very fast on his feet, or One need only recall vant theory from the best of literary adolescents unusually indifferent to the tactics of literature literary and scientific from Don Quixote and profits, to break through that children have al- culture of the community Hamlet to Stephen and confront the children ways found interesting to at large. with his goods directly. see how far off the mark It has now become pos- In the meantime, though this sort of product is. «*• sible to alienate children the business flourishes, In Gulliver's Travels from childhood in ways the children themselves the hero, bored with his Repairing that would have made increasingly ignore what wife, sets out on a series Wordsworth's head swim. the experts recommend. of journeys in the course ONLY Today's children, hardly Of the four prize-winners of which the absurdity of AT out of their cribs, can for 1961, which presum- human society is vari- Altier be shoved by the child- ably are typical of what ously illustrated. ren's book industry and expert opinion finds ad- Credit Jewelers Robinson Crusoe dis- its affiliated bureaucracy mirable these days, covers that he can live WATCH C95 of educators, reviewers, three are contemptible successfully with an CLEANING ... 3 specialists, and consul- by even the most relaxed absolute minimum of hu- tants, straight into the critical standard, With 3 DAY SERVICE man society. "civilized" world of respect to vitality, inven- MAIN television, advertising, tiveness, and style, they Alice, tired of her SPRINGS . and the cold war through are far inferior to the book, escapes the every- processes which, when we Nancy Drews and Tom day world and encounters STEM and hear of them in other so- Swifts of an earlier peri- a parody of it in which CROWN cieties, we call brain- od, which children today the logical categories REGULAR -gQO washing. continue to read in great that adults claim to think In America there are quantities, though the ex- in are, if carried a few CRYSTALS-. ... § steps further, seen to be Hifitt Crads mi Com»lic«lwl some 4000 experts who perts dismiss them now Watchn SNntitjy Hifhv concern themselves with as they did then. absurd. Altier children's reading. Most One of the prize-winners The children in E. Nes- of these experts work with represents the preoccupa- bit's novels are invari- Credit Jewelers schools and school boards ably wiser and enjoy 44S.E. istAve., AfndurBldg. tion these writers have DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON or in teachers' colleges. with th e idea that the themselves more than J.C MITCHELL & SONS National Library Week April 21-27,1963 INSURANCE COUNSELORS ISfASLISHI® 1923 VISIT THE BOCA RMOH LIBRARY IHiS WEEK BOCA RATON FIRST BANK and Boca Raton Office FIRST FEDERAL •^% NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION on Camino Real Boca Raton of DELRAV BEACH Telephone 395-2300 of Boca Raton 601 N. Federal Hwy. 1st Ave. and Royal Palm VtA. Ph. 395-2121 Ph. 395-4420 KEN HiGGtNS §. Cull 3SS5-47H BILL MITCHELL Thursclay, April 11, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B that we should not con- Rogers said, "and we ing to our already over- : Rogers Bill Would OK centrate solely on tech- will achieve these goals burdening programs : of nical education, but pro- efficiently instead of add- Federal spending." Deductions for School vide the facilities neces- sary to produce well- Congressman Paul Rog- bill would include deduc- rounded citizens. "Cur n Plains ers has introduced legis- tions for the costs of ord- national survival may lation to allow college inary living expenses as well depend on this na- Orpss students or their parents well as the cost of books tion's ability to train its to deduct up to $800 per and tuition. most precious natural re- year in higher education The Florida Congress- expenses. sources—brainpower." man then said that col- In closing, Rogers said lege and university en- In a House speech, that his bill providing tax L0WREY rollment was expected to deductions for education Henry F. Miller Rogers said that the ris-increase some 30 per ing costs of higher educa- expenses would accom- OROAHS cent b'y 1965, and 66 per plish the desired results PIANOS tion prevent many capable cent by 1970. "Theim- students from continuiHg through rewarding indivi- pact lOf these figures dual initiative rather than $595 up their studies. "During can be readilyti seen in relying on Federal assis- HE TUNE PIANOS the past decade," he Florida," he added, tance. "This principle 503 N.E. 20th ST. PH. 395-4709 said, "higher education "where we are building seems more in keeping WINFIELD SHOPPING CENTER BOCA BATON tuition fees have risen new facilities and en- with our national goals," some 86 per cent, putting larging present ones to such opportunities far keep pace with our ex- beyond the reach of many panding industrial and social needs." Enjoying a social evening with the Twilighters at the Community Building unable to meet these ex- recently were, left to right around the table, Elmer Deiss, Miss lone Reed, penses." The Rogers, Rogers then stressed Mrs. Deiss, Mrs. Bertha Maxwell, George P. Maxwell and Mrs. Laura Reaney. Florida Studies Kerr-Mills Plan For Health and Accident Insurance Florida may be offered There is a "good a plan to provide acci- possibility" officials of dent and health insurance the Department of Health, for many of its needy 65- Education and Welfare year and older popula- will be invited to Florida tion through the Federal to meet with the House Kerr-Mills law, state in- and Senate Insurance and surance commissioner J. Welfare Committees, Lar- Edwin Larson has indi- son and Herrell said. cated. Senator Herrell and Larson said he is send- Commissioner Larson ing a personal representa- said at the Miami hearing tive from his staff to that plans were explained Washington to confer with which would facilitate the top officials of the De-sale of hospital medical partment of Health, Edu- insurance to elderly per- cation and Welfare to learn sons who can afford to of means by which the buy reasonably priced state can participate health insurance. Commis- under the Kerr-Mills law sioner Larson advised in accident and health the committee that his Assisting with refreshments at the recent social affair of the Twilighters at plans for its older citi- office was drafting legis- the Community Building were, left to right, Mrs. John Borket, Mrs. John Deve- zens. This law provides a lation to permit any qual- reux and Mrs. Elsie Lenz. federal grant to states for ified agent to offer such medical services for the insurance for all compan- aged. Commissioner Lar- ies without additional Twilighters Plan April Schedule Burke Reassigned son indicated a thorough license stating that four Airman Third class check will be made of Florida companies and 37 Boca Raton's 40 and for April. Election of new John T. Burke, son of provisions in the act be-out of state companies has switched over group, "The Boca officers will be held Mrs. Dothera C. Burke of fore any recommendation licensed in Florida now Twilighters," have a April 27, with installa- Boca Ra- is made to implement it in have filed, with him, spec- busy April in the works. tion ceremonies taking ton is Florida. ial plans providing health The club meets every place during the annual being re- Deputy insurance com- insurance for the elderly. to flameless TRIG in Florida! Saturday evening at 7:30 banquet in May. Paul ass i gned missioner Al Day will In the "cooking events" at this year's MRS. AMERICA®national con- p.m. in the air condition- Engle is the retiring to Ran- discuss the entire Kerr- test all 51 finalists will use flameless electric ranges. Contestants will ed Community Building president. d o 1 p h Mills law with Ivan Nes- represent 50 states and the District of Columbia . . . Coronation night, AFB, Tex- SAVE THESE in Memorial Park. ting en, top assistant to April 27 ... at Golden Gate Hotel Auditorium, 194th St. and Collins Games, cards, trave- as, for City Continues the secretary of Health, NUMBERS Avenue, Miami Beach. logs and the monthly trai ni ng Education and Welfare, pot-luck supper are some Art Classes and duty I Anthony Celebrezze. FOR In switching to Electric Ranges exclusively, the "Nation's Most Out- of the activities planned as a ve- The Friday morning and Dade County Senator EMERGENCY USE standing Homemakers" are doing what more than a million Florida hicle op- Burke W.C. (Cliff) Herrell, families have already done. Because- "flameless electric" means CLEAN- Wednesday evening art erator. Glasses sponsored by the chairman of the Legisla- ER, COOLER, FASTER, SAFER ... and CHEAPER, too. Airman Burke recently tive Council Committee Fire Boca Raton Recreation "Flameless" is the BIG DIFFERENCE! No flame, no fumes, no con- Department and taught by completed United states on Health and Welfare, Air Force basic military had requested that Com- 395-1121 stant-burning pilot light. Best today . . . tomorrow the only way. See Charles Benedict will _the new electric ranges at your appliance dealer. continue on through the training at Lackland Air missioner Larson set up NEW DIALCET Force Base. a conference with the « Reg. i>» middle of May. Police Mrs. America. Inc. Finest in faucets Charcoal sketching, The airman attended Federal cabinet agency, for new homes and old water color and oil paint- Seacrest High School, after a public hearing in 395-1131 ing are taught from 8-10 Delray Beach. Miami during February disclosed a chance for [faflameless p.m. every Wednesday ITS CHEAPER. TOO evening at the Recrea- formation or registration aiding the needy 65 and Ambulance tion Center and from for either of these class- over citizens through es, call the Recreation application of the Kerr- 395-1800 POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 9:30-11:30 a.m. every HELPING BUILD FLORIDA Friday morning in the Department, 395-1135. Mills law. Community. Building in Memorial Park. Cost of Births the instruction is $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. BOCA PLUMBING per lesson plus .50 regis- Ine Loving Jr., g00 s.W. tration fee for new stu- Third Street, Boca Ra- 250 So. Dixie — Boca Raton dents. Phone: 395-3113 ton, announce the birth For any additional in- of a girl at Bethesda Memorial Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Christie, Boca Raton Ho- tel, announce the birth of a boy at Bethesda Memorial Hospital. Quality REMODELING * itpg^tb fowu/' Adds Needed and Valuable Space When ?*<<&&& «,3saJ E V i=l O t. E f

Planned by a Specialist CHOOSING INSURANCE THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS CAN SAVE UNNECESSARY EXPENSE! Your Add to your present home — Florida particular insurance needs are dif- ferent from your neighbor's. And Room ® Family Room ® Bedroom © there are many different types of policies that will provide for them. Bath • Carporte ® Garage • Patio. So it pays to find those that are right for your needs, and your Associated Builders are specialists in budget! it also pays to know that State Farm has just the remodeling and repairing homes and right insurance for your needs. Call me buildings. There's 62 years engineering today! CHEVROLET and building experience at your service. We have F. H. A. or bank financing available. Phone 395-1445 A.M. or P.M. Telephone your Chevrolet dealer for any kind of truck. today for a FREE estimate. EARL WILKINSON AGENT 119 W. Palmetto Park Road sociated gilders Boca Raton, Florida Ofc. Phone: Re*. Phons: ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY 395-3515 395-2636 461 N.E. 44 ST., BOCA RATON, PHONE 395-1445 Stall Firm InsorincB Compsnlss A DIVISION OF JACKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 246 South Federil Highwuy Home Off lets: Bloomlnglon, Illinois Defray Bench CRestwood. 6-5241 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 11. 1963 IlilMI life

The Boca Raton Ministerial Association, representing the following Churches of traditional Christianity, invites you to select the Church of your choice and attend its services.

GOOD FRIDAY AI1 churcnes wiI1 be °Pen between tne hours of 12 NOON - 3:00 VWL/ riMl^AM pM for prayer an,} meditation. Services will be held as listed below.

Groundbreaking ceremonies Sunday launched con- Harris, the Echo Choir; Kenneth Higgins, the church struction of new quarters on Camino Real for First school; Paul Newkirk, the board of deacons; Albert ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH Presbyterian Church. Participating in the ceremony Sterling, the board of trustees; David Miller, the (American) were, from right,Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst, minister Westminster Fellowship; Vemon Wheeler, the build- N.E. 4th Avenue at 50th Street Rev. William M. Deutschmann of the church; Barbara Campbell, representing the ing committee; Mrs. James Alford, the Women's Assn., Vesper Choir; Laura Zent, the Junior Choir; Donald and Warren Bryant, the Senior Choir. 7:30 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion 7:30 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Solemn Meditation on the Cross Fisher, and Mrs. Marie 6:00 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY Sunrise Easter Holy Communion Church Breaks Ground for New Buildings Corr, both of St. Louis. 7:15 A.M. Fellowship Breakfast ces to the narthex will Palm Sunday ground- connect all buildings and PUBLIC NOTICE 7:45 A.M. Luther League Carolling breaking ceremonies provide sheltered areas be supported by two cast- 9:15 A.M. Sunday Church School marked the start of con- beside driveways lead- stone columns, similar PUBLIC NOTICE 10:30 A.M. Festival of the Resurrection to, but smaller than those struction of new quarters ing to off-street parking The City Commission of the on West Camino Real of lots. at front. City of Boca Raton, Florida, First Presbyterian at a Regular Meeting held on Room remains on the the 2nd day of April, 1963, has Church. 5% acre church property S. Jeffrey LePique Services were held passed and adopted the follow- BOCA RATON MORAVIAN CHURCH The Rev. Albert Ship- for additional educational ing Resolution No. 8-63 and Tuesday in Miami for S. has ordered a PUBLIC HEAR- horst officiated at the buildings to be erected ING held thereon at 7:30 P.M., 2 S.W. 12th Avenue Rev. Christian Weber in the future. Jeffrey LePique, 64, who service at the church died at his residence in Tuesday, April 23rd, 1963, at 7:30 PJI. MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion at the site, adjacent to the The new Presbyterian the City Hall. Coral jlidge Moravian Church Church will incorporate ' Miami Saturday. ; He was Jacob Heidt present temporary build- the brother of Robert Le- ing at Southwest 6th distinctive treatment of Jacob Heidt, gity Clerk 1:30 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Joint Service at the Pique of 424 N.E. Fifth RESOLUTION NO. 8-63 avenue. traditional colonial styl- First Methodist Church Street, Boca Raton. A RESOLUTION OF THE 9:45 A.M. Sunday School The 600-seat church ing that includes use of CITY COMMISSION OF THE EASTER SUNDAY Other survivors include CITY OF BOCA RATON, 11:00 A.M. Sermon: "The Risen Christ" will be of modified co- old red brick for front and FLORIDA, TO ABANDON AND rear exterior sections; a his wife, Naomi, of Miami; lonial architecture. A 50 two brothers, Eugene of VACATE A DRAINAGE EASE- ft. wide "friendship" front portico sheltering MENT LOCATED BETWEEN three doorways and sup- Glendale, Calif., and LOTS 4 AND S, BLOCK 4, patio will extend 120 ft. Ernest, of St. Louis, Mo.;; CAMINO GARDENS SUBDIVI- CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR from the church facade ported by four, 19 ft. SION, SECTION 1, PLAT BOOK high, cast-stone columns, £wo sisters, Mrs. Erna 27, PAGE 140, IN THE CITY N.W. 35th Street at 3rd Avenue Rev. Albert L. Eastman front, along its waterway OF BOCA RATON, PALM side. At the end of this and a white steeple ris- PUBLIC NOTICES BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2:00 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Sermon: "What Is The Message of Crucifixion?" patio and continuing 50 ing 61 feet from the gray WHEREAS, the gity pjmmis. 9:30 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY Sunday School ft. beyond the main build- tile roof to tip of a Celtic NOTICE is hereby given slon of the City of Boca Raton, 11:00 A.M. Sermon: "What Is The Message of Resurrection?" cross. that the undersigned, under the Palm Beach County, Florida, ing will be a six-class- provisions of Section 865.09, has determined it is desirable 7:30 P.M. Sermon: "Seeing Is Believing!" room educational build- The church sides' ex- Florida Statutes 1957, will and to ths best, interest and terior will feature rows register with the Circuit Court, welfare of the City of Boca ing. in and for Palm Beach County, Raton to abandon end vacate The project's third of dormered, tall, decora- Florida, upon receipt of proof a certain easement located in structure, providing a tive windows framed in of publication of this notice, Block 4, Camino Gardens Sub- COMMUNITY CHURCH OF BOCA RATON cast stone behind clois- the fictitious name to-wlt: division, hereinafter described choir and church organi- STAR SEWING SERVICE in detail, N.W. 4th Avenue at 6th Street Ira Lee Eshleman, Minister zations' meeting room, tered walkways along the NOW THEREFORE, BE IT building's length. Brick, and that the parties interested RESOLVED by the City Com- Reuben L. Anderson, Pastor offices and minister's in said business are as follows mission of the City of Boca study, will be situated decorative concrete block Gloria Ann Houghton Raton, Florida, that the City 9:45 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY Sunday School and stucco also will be Dorothy McLsity Commission does hereby va- at the rear of the main cate and abandon the following 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship building and to the west used in the sidewalls. Dated: March 26, 1963 described easement: 6:00 P.M. Communion Service of the educational build- Porticos at side entran- Publish: March 28, April 4, 11, "The West 104 feet of the 6 18, 1963. foot wide drainage easement 7:30 P.M. Evening Service ing. located between Lots 4 and 5, Covered walkways will PUBLIC NOTICES Block 4, Camino Gardens Sub- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE is hereby given 4vi«on, Section 1, Plat Book NAME LAW that the undersigned, under the 27, Page 140, Public Records, provisions of Section 865.09, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH PUBLIC NOTICES Notice Is Hereby Given that Florida Statutes 1957, will Palm Beach County, Florida." CITY OF BOCA RATON the undersigned desiring to en- register with the Circuit PASSED AND ADOPTED 162 West Palmetto Park Road Rev. William Towery PALM BEACH COUNTY gage in Business at 766 Glades Court, in and for Palm Beach THIS 2nd DAY OF APRIL, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Road, Boca Raton, Florida, County, Florida, upon receipt 8:00 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY Coffee Hour under the name of MR. FIXIT, of proof of publication of this 1963. April 4, 1963 intend to register the said notice, the fictitious name to- CITY OF BOCA RATON, 9:45 A.M. Sunday School NOTICE nane with the Clerk of the Cir- wit:: FLORIDA 11:00 A.M. Sermon: "I Know My Redeemer Liveth'' cuit Court of Palm Beach By: s/ Joe DeLong This is to advise that a 5% County, Florida. SLIM 'N TRIM penalty has been added to all Joe DeLong, Mayor C. Perry Barr and that the party interested 1962 taxes remaining unpaid in said business is as follows ATTEST: on April 1st, and on or about C Perry Barr s/ Jacob Heidt the 7th day of May, I will ad- Elsa Kelley FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Helen S. Barr Jacob Heidt, City Clerk vertise for sale all real proper- Dated: March 25, 1963 ty, the taxes upon which shall Helen S. Barr Publish: April 11th and 18th, N.E. 2nd Avenue at 6th Street Rev. Dan M. Gill not have been paid. Publish: March 28, April 4, 11, 1963. Kenneth M. Dix 18, 1963. Furnish Proof of Publication 7:30 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion O.D. Bennion Attorney at Law Weir Plaza Building 1:30 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Sermon: "Christ's Words From The Cross" O.D. Bennion, TaxQollector Boca Raton, Florida City of Boca Raton, Florida CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK PUBLIC NOTICE 8:45 and 11:00 A.M.EASTER SUNDAY Sermon: "Christ The Lord Is Risen Today" Publish: April 11, 18, 25, and Publish: April 4, 11 and 18, ORDINANCE NO. 22 ORDINANCE NO. 753 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 1963 May 2, 1963. Furnish Proof of Publication AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF UNIVERSITY PARK, FLOR- OF BOCA RATON DELCARING ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT IDA, DECLARING THE INTEN- THE INTENTION OF THE CITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CODE OF ORDINAN- TION OF THE CITY OF UNI- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA ON A PROPOSED AMEND- CES, CITY OF BOCA RATON, VERSITY PARK TO ANNEX TO ANNEX CERTAIN CONTIG- MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI- FLORIDA, BY REVISING SEC- CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UN- UOUS UNINCORPORATED FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA- TION 25-62, WHICH IS THE INCORPORATED TRACTS OF TRACTS OF LAND LOCATED TON, FLORIDA, BY REVISING LAND TO THE CITY. IN BOCA RATON PARK 600 West Camino Real Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst SECTION 25-62, WHICH IS DISTRICT ZONING MAP OF THE DISTRICT ZONING MAP SAID CODE, PROVIDING THAT WHEREAS, the owner of a WHEREAS, certain tracts of 8:00 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion OF SAID CODE, PROVIDING THE ZONING MAP BE CHANG- major portion of certain tracts land, hereinafter, described, Sermon: "Remember Me" THAT THE ZONING MAP BE ED FROM R-l-A to R-l-D, ON of land, hereinafter described, are contiguous" to the territorial CHANGED FROM R-l-A to LOTS 1 THROUGH 10, BLOCK contiguous to the territorial limits of the City of Boca Ra- 1:30 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Sermon: "The Last Word" 37; ALL OF BLOCKS 38 limits of the City of University ton, Florida, in unincorporated B-I, ON LOTS 11 THROUGH THROUGH 43; AND LOTS 22 Park, Florida, in unincorporated areas within palm Beach 8:45, 10:00 EASTER SUNDAY Morning Worship 31, BLOCK 37; AND LOTS 1 THROUGH 31, BLOCK 44, e/ayia/(ai6/e;ar;;aM (Air Conditioned) 10:30 A.M. HO ADMISSION CHARGE Alt INVITED For Information Call 395-1688 The Rev. James C. Sioutsenberger, Rector THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1963

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