FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964..
Largest Circulation Boca Raton News Bidg. Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 8 NO. 13 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, February 21, 1963 18 Pages PRICE: TEN CENTS DeLong, Mirandi,Brodhead Win Commission Seats Univ. Offices Joe DeLong Move to Plaza General offices of Receives Florida Atlantic Univer- sity will be moved Mon- 1870 Votes day from the temporary buildings on the campus The voters of Boca Ra- site to the Weir Plaza . ton Tuesday picked two Building. new commissioners and The t emporary building, returned a third to his a converted war-time in- seat with a record high.._, stallation, has become vote. overcrowded. Incumbent commission- Space in the new Weir er Joe DeLong led Tues- Rubinoff shows his world famous Stradivarius violin to Max Hutkin prior to Plaza has been donated day's race with a total two concerts in local schools and a general concert last night in the auditori- by the Weir family and of 1870 votes. By tradi- um of the J.C. Mitchell School. Hutkin was general chairman for the Lions the general offices will tion, the man polling the Club sponsored benefit. remain there until con- largest vote in the gene- struction of permanent ral election, is elected facilities is completed mayor by members of the in March of 1964. City Commission at the The offices of the pres- organization meeting. The 15 Enter State Race ident, business manager, organization meeting is scheduled for March 1. Palm Beach county Feb. 26 primary election. F. Day, Democrat, Group the director of institu- Boca Raton candidates Four. tional relations and the Arthur Mirandi finished registered voters will be Sidney S. Brodhead (center) checks early returns of the general election at able to choose from include Robert G. Shaw, Other candidates from director of public rela- second with 1706 votes the county include Donald tions and publications City Hall Tuesday night. Brodhead finished third in the race and won a seat and Sidney S. Brodhead among 15 candidates, Republican, Group Four; on the City Commission with a total of 1653 votes. representing both par- John Taylor Tooker, Re- P. Reich, Palm Beach are among the offices polled 1653 votes. ties, who have qualified publican, Group Three; Shores, Republican, which will move to the The next city commis- to compete for the two Donald H. Reed, Republi- Group Three; Wayne L. Weir Plaza. Day Urges State sion meeting is a work- House seats in the can, Group Three; Robert Akers, Lake Worth, Dem- The learning resources shop meeting this morn- ocrat, Group Three; Mrs. center and the sciences ing and at the regular Maude w. Mitchell, West and mathematics offices Land for Hospital meeting which has been Commission Seeks Site Palm Beach, Democrat, will remain in the tempo- Robert Day, a Boca set for 7:30 p.m. Friday Group Three; William rary campus building. Raton candidate for a at City Hall, the top three Pruitt, Democrat, Group The present telephone seat in the state legisla- are expected to be de- For Hospital in Boca Three; and James A. number 395-5100, will ture in Tuesday's spec- clared fhe winners in the Col. J.W. Mollaun of Col. Mollaun is the Stafford, Lake Worth, remain with the general ial election, has urged race. Boca Raton has been only representative at the Democrat, Group Three. offices and will be lo- use of state owned land Incumbent Commis- named to head a commit- moment. Other Group Four Re- cated at the Weir Plaza. adjoining the Florida sioners Leo J. Fox and tee to check sites in Additional plans pro- publican candidates in- New phone numbers at Atlantic University for Richard A. Porter failed Boca Raton for a district pose to bring to this com- clude Raymond J. Moudry, the campus building for a hospital here. to poll the necessary hospital. munity its own hospital. Palm Beach and Mrs. the learning resources Day pointed out that votes to win re-election. Assisting him will be Charter revisions to Carl Q. Yeaman, Palm center will be 395-5705 the area will soon have Fox tallied 14.48 votes William Koch of Gulf- turn the commission from Springs. and for the academic off- students at FAU, Mary- Joe DeLong Arthur Mirandi for the number four posi- stream who has an office a seven to an eight-mem- Included in the Demo- ices. 395-5700. mount College and al- tion and Porter finished in Delray Beach. ber board, with the stipu- crat candidates for Group ready has preparatory sixth with 1005 votes. Following a recent lation that two be from Four are also Harvey School to Open school students at St. Reed Enters Race for Former Commissioner i meeting, the South Palm Boca Raton, and to do Oyer Jr.,. Boynton Beach; March 18 has been Andrew's School, who Courtney C. Boone re- Beach county Hospital away with the require- Robert C. Brand, Boynton set as the date for would benefit from a Republican Nomination ceived a total of 1192 District Commission vot- ment that representatives Beach; Gene Moore III, opening the new Boca hospital there. votes. ed to request a change in from here live east of Boynton Beach; and Ken- Raton High School. He also pointed out Donald H. Reed, a the charter which would the Intracoastal are neth J. Ganaway, West The school board ac- that a hospital there Boca Raton attorney, New Civic Club allow better area repre- pending approval of the Palm Beach. tion this week paves could be advantageously has entered the race for sentation in the govern- Legislature. The second primary the way for re-locating linked to a medical school one of two Palm Beach Forms Tonight ing body of Bethesda Tentative plans call election will be held students now enrolled if one were established County Seats in the State Legislature follow- Permanent organization Memorial Hospital to al- for a 25-acre site here March 1 and the general at J.C. Mitchell school at FAU. meeting of the new Ex- which the committee ing re-apportionment of low two representatives election will take place and Seacrest High The State has more change Club of Boca Ra- from Boca Raton. hopes will be donated. School. the legislature. He is March 26. than 1,000 acres on running as a Republican ton will be held tonight which to build the uni- candidate in Group at 7 p.m. at Wolfie's versity, which may even- Three. Restaurant on North Fed- John Tooker Seeks Seat tually house some 10,000 "1 feel," Reed said, eral Highway, according students. Day suggested "that Palm Beach Coun- to an announcement made In State Legislature a lease arrangement with ty can get more out of by the Pompano Beach the state which would the state as a result of Exchange Club, sponsor permit construction of a the re-apportionment of the new club. John Taylor Tooker of move." By Oliver B. Jaynes Boca Raton has announc- hospital. Donald H. Reed The proposal, Day said, "But one of our big- The executive member- ed Ms candidacy for the gest problems in this FOES OF THE CIP have been given an opportunity has approval of local Kellenberger, is presi- ship committee, compos- State Legislature as a county is mental health. dent of the Boca Raton by the voters to present a new plan for meeting this Republican candidate in university authorities. ed of Lewis Deschler, J. growing city's needs for better and expanded facili- The county is now per- Republican Club, a mem- group three. At present, at least Patrick Lynch, Jay Mac- ties. No concise, alternative plan was advanced - forming functions which ber of the American, He first came to Boca two groups are investi- are the primary duty of Laren, and Nicholas just the contention that these needs can be provided Florida^ and South Palm Raton as a winter visitor gating construction of a the state in transporting Bishop, along with spon- without borrowing — and the entailed interest Beach County Bar Asso- in 1947 and returned in hospital here. The Deb- incompetents to the vari- ciations and is admitted soring club committee- charges. 1959 as a permanent res- ous hospitals after they to practice in state and men, Dan Witt and Ste- ident. He has been ac- bie-Rand Memorial Ser- The four members of the city Commission who vice League, Inc., has have been so adjudged Federal courts. wart Kester, have com- voted to submit the bond plan to freeholders believed tive in real estate and by our county judge. pleted the organization public relations. already launched fund- that any other method involved either an utter dis- raising activities for a "It's costing the Former Boca Man and arrangements plan regard of the city's present and long-term needs for Tooker has opposed county — and the coun- for the new club. the plan to tax the first private hospital to me- the efficient and effective operation of its varied ty's taxpayers - approx- Returns from Cuba At tonight's meeting, $1,000 of homestead morialize two deceased imately $2,000 a month services or a substantial tax increase during the exemption, and advo- children of Mr. and Mrs. the new Boca Raton Ex- next several years. Perhaps it can be shown that to do something that the A former Boca Raton cates a reduction in the John T- Tooker Robert Drummond. state, by statute, should change Club will attain they were wrong. That remains to be seen. resident was among a intangible tax as a The Southeast Palm be doing. few released from a Cu- status as a legal entity means of "bringing more The situation calls for some immediate steps be- Beach County Hospital ban prison Monday and and will be operating cause of the long delay in working up the program new money into Palm Reed, a 30-year-old na- College Program District Commission, the tive of Ohio, lives with allowed to leave via under certificate of au- that was rejected by the freeholders. Actions of Beach County." thority from the national The "purpose and state created taxing dis- his wife and two child- plane. the newly constituted Commission will be watched "Mental patients," he Exchange Club until the said, "are now being progress" of Marymount trict which covers this ren in Country Club Vill- Robert M. Geddes, 31, with absorbing interest by those who voted for the formal charter is grarted kept in the county hospi- College of Boca Raton area, recently named a age. He attended schools lived in Boca Raton with CIP proposals - and opponents of the borrowing in Ohio and Pennsylvania, in about four weeks. tal which is costing the will be discussed at the site committee to search his wife Marjorie, who plan as well. For one thing, the new proposals will county $6.50 per day, per and later received his Chamber of Commerce for a location in Boca bachelor of arts degree moved to Eugene, Ore- very likely be more specific as to costs, sites and patient The state Coffee club meeting Raton for a new hospital. gon. building specifications since the lack of such pro- from Ohio State Univer- Police Ball to should assume a per diem Feb. 28 at 8:45 a.m. at Geddes while here was visions was advanced as an objection to the reject- sity. His law degree is payment for these per- the Royal Palm Yacht Ropp Elected by from the University of vice president for a Mex- Be March 2 ed program. sons thereby freeing the and Country Club. Florida. ican franchise for the Plans have been com- The views of Arthur Mirandi will be of particular county to use its funds Chamber Board for much needed facilities Mother de la croix, A veteran of two year's Pepsi Cola Company. pleted for the sixth an- interest because he brings a local business man's Kendall Ropp, current- for needy persons." head of Marymount's service in Europe with He was arrested while in nual policeman's ball view and training to the City Commission. And, ly serving as a director program here, will be the L Army, he has lived Havana on business dur- to be held March .2 at while he did not favor the bond issue, he must He has. also proposed of the Boca Raton cham- in Florida for the past ing the April 17. 1961, the Boca Raton cabana a change in the state the guest speaker. She recognize the city's needs for most of the projects will report on the col- ber of Commerce was 12 years, of which the Cuban invasion. Club starting at 9 p.m. laws which now permit last" three have been in incorporated in the program recommended by his lege's purpose in locat- elected second vice pres- He was charged with Ralph chick and his fellow citizens. His ideas as to a practical method the sale of guns to any- ident of that organization Boca Raton. Since re- one without restriction. ing here and the prog- counter-rev olutionary Star Knights will provide of financing them will be watched with interest also for the balance of this ceiving his degree, he music for dancing. Only minors are now pro- ress the school has has practiced law in the activities in league with — as, of course, will his views on other city prob- hibited from the purchase made to date. y ear. the C.I.A. and sentenced A buffet supper will be Ropp, who previously Palm Beach-Broward lems. of firearms, he said. The catholic junior County area. He is. an to a 30-year prison term. served. As for newcomer, Sidney Brodhead, his views are A graduate of Duke. college for women, loL held the position of associate municipal judge Geddes left for Mexico The affair will be a pretty well known since he attends the Commission University, he is original- cated on Military Trail, treasurer, was succeeded in Deerfield Beach, is by plane on Monday then b ene fi t for th e B o ca meetings regularly. The big difference now, however, ly from Westchester will open in the fall. in that post by William attorney for Palm Beach will join his family in Raton Police Benevo- is an important one — he has a vote! County, N.Y. S. Gunn. County Sheriff Martin Oregon. lent Association. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 21, 1963 Roya! Poinciana Schedules 'Matchmaker' Thornton Wilder's hide- "America's Most Appeal- 1960's offering of "Bi- ing Personality," was Ebb Tide and-seek farce, "The ography." RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Matchmaker," starring spotted early in her ca- In the past few years, Faye Emerson as head reer by a Warner Brother's when she is not beating Steaks, Chops matchmaker, will have a talent scout. During the drums for her many favo- week's ran at Royal next few years in Holly- rite charities, she is ap- & Seafoods Poinciana Playhouse wood, pictures included pearing on television or FULL COURSE in Palm Beach beginning "The Mask of Dimitri- touring the country in DINNERS Monday, and playing ous," "Desert Song," one of her favorite plays. "STALAG 17" 1.95 through Saturday, March "Between Two Worlds." Hewett is known to from 2nd. "Destination Tokyo," millions of Americans A Cpraedy By Eve Lynn Supporting Miss Emer- "The Very Thought of for his original portrayal DONA1D BEVAN You," "Hotel Berlin" AND at the piano son will be the cast of of Zoltan Karparthy in EDMUND TRZCINSKI Christopher Hewett as and "Danger Signal." "My pair Lady." FRI. &SAT. Nights Malachi Stack; Leon B. Miss Emerson made her FEBRUARY 19-24 Stevens, Ann Folger, Broadway stage debut in Glass Lined ALL SBATS RESUMED Box GFFICB N. Fed. Hwy. Remak Ramsay, Jerry 1948 in Molnar's "The Electric Water CR.6-4116 Dodge, Mary Harrigan, Play's the Thing" with Boca Haton Elwyn Harvey, JacQue- Louis calhern. since CR 8-1741 line Hyde and Philip then, other Broadway HEATERS Cusack. ; The production and on-tour production is directed by stage and credits include "state of 20 Gal. - - 48.00 television director Jack the Union," "Profile." ' Sydow, and costumes are "Back to Methusala," 30' Gal. -- 53.50 ACTION! "Witness for the Prose- executed by Dierdre Car- cution" and "Glad Tid- BOCA PLUMBING, ONLYMAJOR LEAOUI JAi-ACAtl tier. Settings and light- ings." She has graced Inc. ACTION PACKED ENTERTAINMENTI Bill Whitacre (left) has joined his father, Harold (right), as a partner in ing are by Leo B- Meyer. FOR RESERVATIONS: MIAMI Wl 5-4345 the stage of Mr. Bale's 250 so. Dixie—Eoca Raton Admission from Whitacre Sportswear in the Cove Shopping Center in Deerfield Beach. Visible "The Matchmaker," a RP Playhouse before, in FT. LAUOERDALE BUSES: MIAMI, rewritten version of Phone: ,395T3H3 AND HOLLYWOOD MIAMI BEACH in the background is a part of the store's stock of more than 600 pair of men's m 3-1511 Wilder's earlier play, FR 3-6371 50/ shorts. The store, which carries national brand goods in men's wear and "The Merchant of Yon- women's sport fashions, has recently added new men's lines and expanded kers,"was produced on Fforiaig Za Bach its stock of women's wear. Mrs. Harold Whitacre operates the women's depart- Broadway by David Mer- _MOST BHUTIFUL'•• PAR! MtJTUEL; SBOWPLACE ment rick and the Theatre and Orchestra VS 1 AT DANIA POST TIME 7:35 Guild in 1955, and as The World's Most Versatile OilP Rent A NIW everyone knows, was a Car or Truck highly successful motion Violinist . . "Hot Canary" picture, starring Shirley DRIFT FISHING Lowest Booth as Mrs. Levi. OPENING FRIDAY ER S Miss Emerson, referred Limited Engagement 55 FT. TWIN DIESEL E _ 8424167 to by Look Magazine as Starting March 11 Fleur de Lis International Famous Trio Send TOOKER THREE SUNS" Marty Sabell BOCA - DEERFIELD "King of the Organ" Open 4 P.M. Daily Baked Lasagna Italian Spaghetti to 12 Noon sun. Ravioli (Meat sauce or Nitely in our Lounge Karl (cheese or meat) Meat Balls) YACHT BASIN TALLAHASSEE BERTRAM Pizza veal Scalloppini- Across from Pal's Restaurant in Deerfield at the COMPLETE DINNERS from SI.65 It's time for South PIANO BAR Leave Dock Florida to gain its Fireside Steak Ranch 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. rightful position in 365 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY, DEERFIELD BEACH this state. Let's send a FAMOUS DOOR $4.75 well-rounded business- VISIT OUR EXQUISITE COCKTAIL LOUNGE Bait & Tackle Furnished man who knows what "TASTE THE JOYS OF HEAVEN" ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY the people in this area Call 399-2120 for Reservations Rt. 810 (Hillsboro Rd.) in Cove Shopping Center want to represent them Deerfieid Beach Phone 399-3883 in the Legislature Vote for JOHN TOOKER CHOOSE AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE FROM \ NOW Tuesday, Feb. 26 OUR SUMPTUOUS FEAST OF THE ISLANDS | (Pd. Pol. Adv.) Primary Group 3r Republican BEGINS WHERE Open 4 to 2 • Buffet: 5:3(J to 8 THE OTHER BIG ONES LEAVE OFF -. •/•.Harris*•"• '•', -/' 7 •'•,:-• :• r-' Starring Anthony Quinn REPUBLICANS "THE TOUCH OF THE ORIENT" •;-••-•-•- - ^^.^_^.TECHH!E9lOB' TKHNIHAMA' Co-Hit - DavidJViven - "BEST OF ENEMIES" Exotic Dining and Entertainment Anywhere in Palm Beach County Slight Increase in Admissions VOTE FOR A-1-A. POMPANO BEACH Ph.94i.22Cn Take Out Food Service Available HELD OVER! 3rd and iNTriEflTRE Final Week On U.S. #1, Deerfield at-7:30 and 10:15 RAYMOND Captain J MOUDRY WE FURNISH EVERYTHING ! I wish to take this opportunity to extend to all the voters of Boca Raton my deep appreciation and heartfelt thanks for their support in returning me to the City Commis- CANDIDATE FOR sion. CATERING They may rest assured that I shall nev- Cocktail Parties er betray the faith and confidence they HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVE have placed in me. Wedding Receptions DISTRICT 4 Buffet Dinners Beach Parties Church Events Joe Belong Aboard your yacht, too! d. Pol. Adv. Pd. Pol. Adv. First Complete Stock Wines & Liquors Time For Information A TL i « * I At Popular can On The Infracoastal Prices! 399-4000 at DeerfieSd Bridge nFree Parkinso: 2.000"Cars OPENS 1:45 BIR tqnoiTionsDjf WH i-srtas 4* pomppno BEACH / \ HELD OVER Vetsrs Superb ot THRU TUES. 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Please accept my sincere To kill a Mockingbird starting XU8K8 GREGORY PECK STARTS WEDNESDAY ... for your efforts and interest For Reservations 395-35OO in my campaign for election LUn$!!NCE FRANCE to the City Commission. HARVEY • iWYJ-N MARTHA ARTHUR MIRAND! HYER
Courtney C. Boone PRQDUCTIOM icaswFisiwo BARY MliRKILL • MICHAEL WILDINO ANU MIYOSHI KMKKI at the Boca Raton Sun & Sur! Beach Club Pd. Pol, Adv. Pd. Pol. 'Adv. 1111 North Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton, Florida COLOR - WIDE SCREEN - COMFORT Thursday, February 21, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 2AA Seacrest Announces Honor Students for 1st Semester The first semester Yvonne Lee, honor roll at Seacrest Darlene , Macaulay, High School was an- Nancy Maull, Diane Mun- nounced recently by yer, Yvonne Naylor, Robert Fulton, princi- Wendy Poole, Diane Ri- pal. ley, Susan . Turmail, Receiving honors for Karen Wiebelt, Kitsie all "A's" in the 12th Wilson, Barbara Yates, grade was Samuel Paul Patsy Yates, Edna Young, Boehm. Robert Fauser, Douglas Honorable mention for Kiesling, Walter Lyman, all "A's" and "B'S" Brant Phillippi, William were Judith Alexander, Seddon, Whitehead Rob- Barbara Banting, Helen ert Smith, Rusty Sprague, Battin, Carol Bothe,, Ann and James Alex Trieste. Breslauer, Joyce Cober, Honors, all "A'S" in Deborah Gessler, Linda the 10th grade: Scott Gillette, Annette Glynn, Kruse, Joseph G. Rose, Susan Goulais, Sandra Robert Speicher, and Huff, Susan Huisking, Robert Story. Sheila Kilpatrick, Diane Honorable mention: Pa- Knudson, Carol Mac- tricia Andersop, Lois Bar- Millan, low, cheri BilUngsley, Charlotte Majors, Janet Carolyn ^cooper, Nancy , Mrs. W.H. McChesney checks the prize winning, first in oil, modern paint- Manson, Nancy Myers, Drews, Corinne Engels, ing, "Rites of Passage" by Dalma Christensen at the 12th annual Boca Ra- Catherine Sanders, Mar- Gail Gutzmer, Lisa Jean tj>n Art Guild arts and crafts exhibit held at the Boca Raton Hotel this week. cia Shears, Nancy Tara- Hewey, Pamela Hopkins, yos, Mary Ellen verzaal, Barbara Lang, Mollie Sharon walker, Julia with- Linton, Nancy Mayer, ington, Brooks Wood, Susan Plume, Janet Roll, Guild Lists Art Show Winners Linda Zimmermacher, Elizabeth Scherer, Betsy Roy Brady, John Donlon, Schmidt, I ^rs of the Boca age." First in other glass. Thomas Heiner, Charles Bonnie schulz, Sandra Raton Air Guild rated media, modern, went to Crafts division jury of Hill, William Houghton, Skinner, Carol Welch, their 12th annual exhibit Russell J. Conn's "Stor- awards includes Schubert Joseph Laury, Ronald Kathleen Woods, Ter- of arts and crafts as the my Aftermath." Jonas, director Ft. Laud- Martell, Daniel Mow- rance Dragula, Johnny most successful to date. Honorable mention, erdale Museum of the bray, and Jack Muench. Fletcher, John Hackrnan, Held in the Cloister modern, went to, Edyth Arts; Lewis A. Ennis, art Mrs. John C. Alley, hostess, takes a moment out to admire the first in oil, Charles Heisley, Craig Lounge of the Boca Ra- Honors, all "A's" in McCowan, Muriel G. director, seacrest High classic realism prize winning "Italian Girl With Pigeons" by June Stitch- the 11th grade: Mary Houghton, Richard Kania, ton Hotel Sunday through Baron, D. Dudley Brill, School; and Mrs. Eliza- bury at the 12th annual Boca Raton Art Guild arts and crafts exhibit held this Sandy Kings bury, and Wednesday, the event Alice Renfron, Robert Helen I. Sackett, and Mrs. beth van Sweden, member week at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. Meldrim, Henry Rau, and Kenneth Stanton. drew large crowds. Robert Kraeuter. of the American Institute Prizes awarded were, John Mike Smith. The Charles E. Daw- Composing the jury of of Interior Designers. all citizens throughout .first Jin oil, classic Kiwanis Club to Mark 'Teacher' Week Honorable mention: sons have as house awards were Bernard Proceeds from the ex- the State to join with Heather Barge, Linda Prealis# to Jane Stitch- Thomas, Harry Reefe and hibit go to the Art Guild's The Boca Raton Kiwan- precept of Kiwanis — members of Kiwanis to guests Mrs. Dawson's bury's "Italian Girl with Beedle, vicki Billings- brother and his wife, Richard Pfeiffer. building fund. is Club joins all other "Reaffirm our belief "show just apprecia- ley, Virginia Brendle, Pigeons." First in other In the crafts division Kiwanis Clubs in Florida in quality education for tion for the wonderful Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Louft media, classic realism, in observing "Teacher Sherry Butcher, Rose- of silver Spring, Mary- first award was given to Demonstration Tues. all ages," and to bring contribution made by mary Frantz, Kathryn went to Elizabeth Pat- Muriel Bauman's "silver Appreciation Week" Feb. to light the necessity for school teachers to the land. Mr. and Mrs. Louft ton's "Pilot Town." 24 to March 2 as pro- Kahler, Diane Lelly, will visit the Bahamas, Necklace." Second award Robena and Mr. Albert good schools. youth, communities, Cary Kammerman, Linda Honorable mention went to Harper of Flori- of Robena's Beauty sa- claimed by Governor Far- Governor Bryant urged state and nation. Key West and other South went to Barrie Bart, Lor- da's "Decorated Potte- lon will be guests at the ris Bryant. Lambert, Cheryl Leach, Florida points of interest. raine Huber, Averil I. ry." Tuesday, Feb. 26, meet- Many clubs will spon- Green, Mildred Miller Honorable mention went ing of the Woman's club sor essay contests for You are invited to visit ANY DRINK ANY! and Ameriia S. Darr. to Howland Parker, Eu- of Boca Raton, University students in elementary, NO I DAY j |" Fir^fe in oil, modern, Lanes at 8 p.m. junior and senior high COLONIAL LOUNGE or COCKTAIL or gene Davidson and Alex LIMITS i NITEl went to Dalma Christen- Tolin, sculpture; and They will demonstrate schools, carrying out the (Hex) Door to Package Store) in the HOUSE' sen's "'Rites of Pass- Alice Adams, laminated custom hair styling. Association to FULL QUARTS SCOOP! Elect Directors SEAGRAM'S • GILBEY'S IT'S GOT A WAY OF SCHENLEY GORDONS The public may attend bnq John the annual meeting and AD SCOTCH BRINGING OUTDOORS INDOORS? election of directors of GINS Q99 the Bethesda Hospital LOOKfORlHl^ , IS GOOD Full Pints Association at 8 p.m. [THRU QUART BARCLAYS ..^.....3.79 Make a QUART FLEISCHMANN'S 189 Tuesday in the meeting Hwv. 2515 "H. WED. Quart room at Bethesda Memo- QUART MILSH18E yaalffi rial Hospital. fed. Hwv FEB. 27 Five directors are to Between the way of a be elected. Nominating and committee chairman Tho- Bovntoni mas E. : Woolbright is expected to present the names of . incumbents Clarence O. Beery, Boyn- OPW DAILYJ* ton Beach; Duane Doher- ty. Ocean Ridge; J. Le- FULL COMPARE roy Croft, Delray Beach; QUART DEWARS 5.89 FULL QUART Simp ! FULL QUART Neal Quimby and George J&B 6.19 D. Clemmer, Boca Raton, HOUSE oi LORDS 4-89 GOLD SEAL CABIN STILL, for re-election. . Nomina- Guckenheimer tions from the floor will AMBASSADOR .4.89 or NICHOLS New York State BOURBON be accepted. ORURY'S 3.99 HUDSON BAY 4.79, 86 PROOF CHAMPAGNE Mr. and Mrs. Edward WHISKEY Woodfin of Royal Oak i lOHNNIE WALKER1 Hills had as their re- 1 CASE 53.88 cent guests his younger -^ RED SCOTCH '
brother and his wife, Mr. 1 OLD •w ——'— •"» HUDSON and Mrs. Theodore Wood- NTS - BAY CORDIALS fin of Concord, N.H. iSaflaiifffie's IMPORTED COFFEE /// Boca Raton Square The guests left Con- SCOTCH SCOTCH I IMPORTED BANANA cord in a heavy snow- SCOTCH CREME D* MfNTHE storm and were most hap- CRIME D« CACAO People who live In Florida expect tfaeir-jioiii.es to help them fully : I ANCIENT AGE CALYERT RESERVE py to arrive in sunny k^s«~r SLOE GIN enjoy the wonderful climate. That's why so many of them live in ANISETTE Rutenbcrg Homes, because every Rutenberg Home is designed for Boca Raton. SEAGRAMS 7 CROWN PEPPERMINT airy spaciousness and light, and above all, tor easy indoor-outdoor This is Theodore's T CASE 56.00 SCHNAPPS relationship. first trip here. His \$CHENLEY RESERVE OLD CROW Reg. 6.95 ROCK ft RYE 8LENDED WHISKEY FIFTH KUMMEL wife has visited Florida JIM BEAM S BUCKBERRY The CARMEL has three bedrooms and two full baths. The owners* before but not the east APRICOT coast. FOUR ROSES Park & Tilford 199 CHERRY private suite is in a wine to itself, and adjoins the patio with sliding ou> HOUSt oi PM Deluxe 2.99 PEACH glass doors. A wall of sliding glass separates the spacious living-din- The Edward Woodfins •RANDIES ing; room and the 24-foot Fiberglas screened patio. The kitchen has entertained at a small Imperial 3.39 eating space, and is conveniently located for easy access. The home dinner party for their 199 is priced at $14,750, had costs additional. guests. Other guests were BLACK and Mr. ;and Mrs. Harry Tho- CASE 43.00 fifth mas and Mr. and Mrs. WHITE Otto Goodwill. SCOTCH CKSl JACK DANIELS 55.60; BOCA RATON GREEN C49 SCOTCH NEWS J FIFTH PHONE 395-5121 CASE 65.00 Published every THURS- 499 f • r DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. ~ FIFTH I ^PRICES GOOD al our DELRAY STORE only. -CASE 52.68J by Boca Raton News, BLACK 5.99 I Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, IMPORTED 8 year old pres., Ward Risvoid, GINS 2.89 CANADIAN FULL QUARTS vice-pres. VODKAS 289 O.RC. CLUB WARD RISVOLD RUMS 2.99 Finest CASE CIRSTAIRS 3.99 Publisher BLENDS 2.89 ^Canadian 62.00 OORBY'S 3.99 JOHN OPEL VERMOUTHS 489 KINS. .3.99 Editor MARTINI & ROSSI 1.99 Heaven Hill Boca Chica NOILLEY PRATT .,1.99 F CARIOCA PHILADELPHIA .,3.99 H. CLAY RILEY MANY IMPORTED..99e BOURBON GOLDEN WEDDING. .3.99 DIRECTIONS: Advertising Manager DONQ 99 Take U.S. #1 to Boca CINZANO .1,89 86 Proof niu 4.89 Raton, at Howard John- Entered as Second Class BOISSIERE 1 J9 CASE 40.00 WflFTH MM QUART son Restaurant and Cam- 3 86 PROOF Matter at the Post Office th inoVPiea! Blvd. (S.W. at Boca Raton, Florida, BOURBONS 5 Srh Sfrest) turn West DUBONNET and -follow Camino Real Dec. 1, 1955. STIUBROQK ....3.1! us the hifl to the Ru- WINES L W. HARPER 4.79 lenbcg Models. MEMBER Florida Press Association 079 OL0TAYIOR 4.69 National Editorial Ass'n. Mm FIFTH 01S FOSESTER 4.49 Boca Raton TEN HIGH ...... 3.49 Chamber of Commerce ONLY COLONIAL GIVES YOU EVERY BOTTLE ON SALE <#> CANADA DRY....3.99 DESIGN • CRAFTSMANSHIP * SERVICE SUBSCRIPTION RATES AH fieuse plans and daiigns copyright 1562 by Rutonberg Construction Ca., Inc, By carrier in city . . . •kit Took Colonial To Drop The Prices?! Patronise • Goebels Your Rutertberg repruenta»iv« con help you find your hemasit* 10
Sfenifiship Ntws The established community of fine homes Effective April 9,1963 symbolizing the good taste that is Boca Raton. Join the many fine families who are now living at You are invited to view 10 custom designed exhibit ROYAL OAK HILLS-Boca Raton's most established homes at ROYAL OAK HILLS complete with appoint- The American President Lines residential community, where you will live in a park- ments and decor. passenger - freight ships like setting of rare natural beauty. INQUIRE ABOUT HAFT-GAINES EXCLUSJVE President Polk and President Monroe "ORDER NOW—BUILT LATER" PLAN will make regular calls at Ft. Lauderdale From the wide choice of naturally wooded sites $ $
»•,' on their Cruise around The World. among these homes, you will enjoy the opportunity 17,500 to 29,500 of choosing the waterfront or non-waterfront lot that (price includes lot) Min. far® $2990.00 100 Days WATERFRONT LOCATIONS AVAILABLE offers the perfect setting for your Haft-Gaines cus- For Information and Reservations Call 395-1414 tom home. And, of course, our architectural staff is All homes include BOCA RATON TRAVEL at your disposal —completely without cost to you — GE central air conditioning and heating New Location 700 E. PALMETTO PK. RD. to personalize the custom home design you select. Every home is an all electric Medallion home CONNECTION TO CITY SEWERAGE IS INCLUDED IN ALL HOMES WILLIAM H. As a ROYAL OAK HILLS resident you will enjoy the many advantages of living at Boca Raton's most ROYAt OAK HILLS 1,1. PRUITT respected community of fine homes and good I ! neighbors-qualities which add substantially to the Sincerely Solicits COLF COURSE Your Support For investment value of your home here, State TELEPHONE: 395-0919 Representative Group 3 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY FEB. 26th Attorney ICiwenian Joyce® Marine Veteran Mason Baptist A Men With Legislative Ability A Man With a Desire lo Serve YOU Pd. Pol. Adv. Thursday, February 21, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Wachters Are Installed Pine Needle Class By Eastern Star Chapter Registration Open JOHN D. TALBOTT Mrs. Rudolf wachter of and motto, Faith and Registration is now insurance Agency, Inc. Boca Raton was installed Peace. open for a new pine nee- as worthy matron and Mr. Mrs. Clyde wood Jr., dle weaving class sched- Wachter as worthy patron retiring worthy matron, uled to begin March 4. 4S9 H.E. 20th. Sf. of Delray Chapter No. presented a gavel and This will be a six- Boca Raton 77, Order of the Eastern the worthy matron's pin week course taught by WIN FIELD Star, Wednesday night to Mrs. wachter who in Mrs. Emma DeForrest, SHOPPING CENTER in the Masonic Temple. turn presented the past winner of five awards at Also • installed were: matron's pin to Mrs. the recent Hobbyrama JOHN D. TALBOTT PH 395'151 I Gertrude McFadden, asso- Wood. The past patron's Show in Fort Lauderdale. pin was given by Mr. Representing * TRAVELER'S Insurance Co. ciate matron; Raymond C. The cost of the series is NATIONAL Casualty Co. NA$P Auto Insurance McPadden, associate Wachter to Clyde wood $3.50 and the class patron; Stella Abrams, Jr.,; retiring worthy pa- meets every Monday AUTO - * LIFE - FIRE • HOSPITALIZATION secretary; Lois Frank- tron. evening at 7:30 p.m. in MARINE - HOME OWNERS ANNUITIES - BONDS house, treasurer; Ruth Delray Rainbow girls the newly heated and air Dowdy, conductress; served as pages and re- conditioned Community Grace Martin, associate freshments were served Building, in Memorial conductress; Marie Mit- following the installation Park. For registration chell, chaplain; Cora Lee ceremonies by Mrs. Wil- or information regarding Messer, marshal; Mayme liam Merrill, Miss Marie this class, call the Boca Louise Croft, organist; Pechoc, Mrs. Josephine Raton Recreation Depart- Dorothy Kreuscher, Pechoc, Mrs. Claire ment at 395-1135. ; Adah; Grace Hoxie, Lawson and Gus Cicala. Members of the Westminster Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church have Saturday morning, Feb. Ruth; Mildred Tierney, scheduled a "car wash" Saturday on the church parking lot. Proceeds of the 23, from 9 to 10 a.m., Esther; Rose Cicala, Co-Hostesses for fund raising event will go toward furnishings for the new church building. Out has been set aside for Martha; Antonio Barker, for a practice session were, from left, Dick Heidgerd, Nancy Drews and Dave registration for a new Electa; Ellise strange, Surprise Shower Miller. series of baton twirling warder, and Wesley Mrs. .Alice Holochwost lessons, sponsored by Cooper, sentinel. and Mrs. Bobie Blos- cha fer plons the Boca Raton Recrea- Marymount Applications P tion Department and Mrs. Sara DeNeen was some were co-hostesses J installing officer; John to a surprise stork shower _ i» • Potluck Supper taught by Miss Patsy DeNeen, assisting in- Muce. The- cost of the recently for Mrs. L.E. From as Far as Paris A potluck supper will stalling officer; Mrs. Noble. six-week course is $1.50. As evidenced by early tions for admission have be featured at the meet- Prankie Cooper, install- Among the guests were Classes will begin Satur- ing marshal; Mrs. Lillian student applicants to the been received from as ing tonight of the Nation- day, March 2, at 9 a.m. Mrs. H.E. Stinson, Mrs. school, Marymount Col- far as Paris, France; al Association of Retired Brodeur, installing chap- Kathryn Shattuck, Mrs. in the Community Build- lain, and Mrs. ; Esther lege here should be a Barcelona, Spain; and Civil Employees at the Louise Osborne, Mrs. ing in Memorial Park. Schuller, installing or- cosmopolitan center of Cuernavaca, Mexico. In Delray Beach Community Boys and girls six years ganist. Ranie Kincade, Mrs. John study when it begins addition, many parts of Center at 6 p.m. Partor, Mrs. Nathan sted- of age and over are eligi- Mr. and Mrs. ; Wachter initial classes in Sep- the United states are A representative of the ble for instruction. man, Mrs. Hazil Har- tember. represented by Mary- Internal Revenue Service are dedicating their year grove, Mrs. Lovel Small, to the past matrons and According to Mother mount applicants, includ- will speak at 7:30 p.m. Mitchell PTA to Mrs. V.V. Sweet and Mrs. Gerard, R.S.H.M., acad- ing several Florida cit- about preparing the 1962 past patrons of Delray Nell Noble. Chapter. . They have se- emic dean of the institu- ies. Federal income tax re- Hear 5th Graders SHAPES YOU Mother Gerard says that turns with special lected green and white Subscribe To tion, which is the The J.C. Mitchell COMFORTABLY for their colors; flowers, state's first Catholic the applicants "will emphasis on retiree in- The Boca Raton News bring with them not only come. He will also dis- School P.T.A. will hold Beauty bra of all flowers; emblem, the two-year liberal arts col- its regular monthly meet- broken column and dove; Phone 395-5121 lege for women, applica- the wide diversity of geo- cuss special deductions, sheer -Nylon and graphical culture, but privileges, and conduct a ing Monday at 8 p.m. in Lace, contoured the school auditorium. they will share a vast question and answer cups period. After the regular busi- divergence of educational 5.95 experiences, coming as Members who wish to ness meeting children may bring their tax forms from the fifth grade class they do from all types of LYCRA power net American and foreign with them. of Miss Donna Curtin institutions on the secon- All retired employees and Donald Robinson will panty. Lightest, dary level" including of the U.S. Government perform in a musical firm Spandex with Deerfield Beach Galleries, Inc. theprivate academy, pub- or the District of Colum- presentation under . the Nylon lace front lic high school and paro- bia in the Boca Raton, direction of Mrs. Wilma panel. S.M.L. Announces Its Season's chial school. "All will Delray Beach and Boyn- Talbott. American folk 10.95 have something to ton'Beach area are invit- songs and Spanish songs ed to attend. They need will be featured, some Most Important Exhibition and offer and each will have of the children perform- much to receive because not be a member, offi- cials said. ing that evening repre- of this relationship." sented J.C. Mitchell The dean added that A rustic suspension School at the County PUBLIC AUCTION SALE applications received to bridge over the river is Fair in West Palm 205 S.E. 1st Ave. date will be processed one of the scenic attrac- Beach. BOCA RATON;, FLORIDA FROM THE ESTATE OF Orchid Square in mid-March and these tions of Hillsborough Refreshments will be PHONE: 393-1313 applicants will be noti- River State Park south served following the pro- Opposite The Kv/ik Cnek F ark ing Area fied in April as to their of Zephyrhills. gram. William iand§lph Hearst status regarding admis- AND OTHER OWNERS sions. . Current winners of the college's honor A MUSEUM COLLECTION of scholarships, a continu- ous program announced by Marymount last month, Paintings, Sculpture, Silver also will be notified at that time. Rugs and Fine Jewelry Information on the scholarship program may INCLUDED IN CATALOGUE LISTINGS ARE: be obtained by writing to: Attention Scholarship Committee, 1. PAINTINGS by OUTSTANDING MASTERS: Marymount college, P.O. Box 370-S, Boca Raton, •Mariano Fortuny * Antonio Mancini * Arthur Florida. Fitzwilliam Tate * j. Batliste Gruse * Schrier * Inness States from which ap- plications were received * Anna Fisher * George Marinko * Bardarnell are New York, New Jer- * Petrini, etc. sey, Pennsylvania, NEW CAR BUYERS Connecticut, Massachu- 2. MUSEUM QUALITY SILVER: Paul Storr London setts, Ohio, Illinois, 1821 - 22, Georgian Sheffield 1790, Victorian Silver Maryland. Virginia, See Us For Low Bank Rules South Carolina, Georgia, 1845, George II by Thomas Whipham London 1743, Kentucky, Rhode Island, George III by S.C. Younge & Co. 1819, Elkington & and Florida. Washington, D.C., also Ls represented Co. 1860, Robert Scissons & Co. 1845, etc., etc. as are the Florida cities of Palm Beach, Palm 3. FINE ORIENTAL RUGS (Antique - Semi-antique - Beach Shores, West Palm Modern) Kermans - Silks - Tabriz - Bokharas - Mahals Beach, Lake Worth, Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, - Shan Abbas - Senna Kurd - Nain - Prayer Rugs and Fort Lauderdale, Venice, 0 many, many others in various sizes. Collectors Pieces. Long wood, St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Daytona AV2I' 4. JEWELRY: Antique and Modern from the best known Beach, Miami, Lake park, Delray Beach, Coral Ga- jewelers in the world. Rings - Pins - Bracelets - Tiffany bles, and Hialeah. OUR NEW 1963 AUTO FINANCING RATE & Co. Watches - Pendants - Sapphires - Emeralds The new Boca Raton institution is^one of five Rubies and other treasures too numerous to mention. Marymount Colleges in the United States. The We also Invite Your 5. LACES: Several outstanding Lace Cloths are included others are located in in this collection. Tarrytown, New York; New York City; Arling- Used Car Financing AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: TO INSURE SEATING FOR THIS MOST IMPORTANT ton, Va.; and Palos ver- SALE WE SUGGEST YOU NOTE DATES OF EXHIBITION AND SALE BELOW des, Calif. All are con- AND EITHER CALL OR WRITE FOR RESERVATION OF SEATS FOR NIGHTS ducted by the Religious OF SALE YOU WILL ATTEND. SEATS WILL BE HELD FOR 15 MINUTES BEFORE SALE STARTS. SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS FOR OUT OF TOWN of the sacred Heart of Phone 395-2300 Open Friday Evening 5 to 7 PM. BUYERS. DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ITEM. DEALERS INVITED. Mary, an order that staffs an educational system in thirteen countries and Exhibition Sunday, February 24 has a teaching tradition 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. ofmore than a century. Sale Starts Moidaw IT'S FUN BOCA to SHOP RATON FEBRUARY 25 - 8 p.m. Sharp sf • • • . AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE ADDITIONAL NIGHTS TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY FEB. 26 - 27 - 28 BY CATALOGUE at NATIONAL On CAMINOREAL © 1 h a n "The Gold Coast's BANK most unusual store" Deerfiefd Beach Galleries, Inc. 1790 N. fed. Hwy MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 2009 ROUTE A1A DEERFIELD BEACH * Phone 399-0755 Pompano loach 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 21, 1963 Personals She will stay about PUBLIC NOTICES Recreation Dept. Will The Walter J, Morgans three weeks, and thinks Boca Raton is delightful. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- of Royal Oak Hills have ING ON PROPOSED ORDI- as their guest, Mrs. Much general sight- NANCE OF THE CITY OF Offer New Class Series seeing along the Gold BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, Charlotte Boss of De- PROVIDING THAT THE CODE Two new series of munity Building, and the troit, Mich. Coast is on the agenda. OF ORDINANCES, CITY QF classes are scheduled cost of this six-week BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, BE AMENDED BY REVISING to begin at the Boca course is $3.50. SECTION 25-62, WHICH IS Raton Recreation De- Charles Benedict, art PUBLIC NOTICES THE DISTRICT ZONING MAP partment. instructor, is teaching NOTICE Is hereby given NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- OF SAID CODE, PROVIDING that the undersigned, under the ING ON PROPOSED AMEND- FOR A 35 FOOT SET BACK Tuesday, Feb. 26, at painting and sketching provisions of Section 865.09, MENT IN THE CODE OF ORD- LINE ALONG S.E. 3RD 9:30 a.m., a six-week during Wednesday even- Florida Statutes 1957, will INANCES, CITY OF BOCA STREET BETWEEN DIXIE ing classes. His group register with the Circuit RATON, FLORIDA, BY REVIS- HIGHWAY AND FEDERAL course in plastic flower Court, In and for Palm Beach ING SECTION 2S-68 (K) (3) HIGHWAY meets every Wednesday County, Florida, upon receipt PROVIDING FOR AN AVE- making and arranging of proof of publication of this TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- at 7:30 p.m. in the RAGE OF NOT LESS THAN REST, PROPERTY OWNERS will get underway. This notice, the fictitious name to- 600 SQUARE FEET IN R-3 Recreation Center and wit: AND CITIZENS: hobby is taught by Mrs. MULTIPLE DWELLINGS NOTICE rS HEREBY GIVEN Annette Curtiss in the the cost of instruction NATIONAL AUTO PARTS TO, ALL PARTIES IN INTE- THAT the City Commission of Community Building in is $1 per lesson. ;During 170 N.W. 13th Street REST, PROPERTY- OWNERS the City of Boca Raton, Flori- Boca Raton, Florida AND CITIZENS: da, will hold a public hearing the two-hour weekly ses- at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall Memorial park, at a cost and that the parties interested NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sion, portrait and still at Boca Raton on the 26th of.50*. in said business are as follows THAT the City Commission of Wednesday, Feb. 27, life sketching in char- the City of Boca Raton, Flori- day of February, 1963, to con- coal, water color or oil William A. Azzarello da, will hold a public hearing sider and take action on t he will see the beginning of Carmen Caliquire at 7*30 P.M., in the City Hall proposed amendment in the Zoning Ordinance of Boca Ra- aie taught. Dated: January 28 at Boca Raton on the 26th day an advance textile of February, 1963, to consider ton, Florida, in the following painting class. , The For any additional Publish: January 31, and Feb. and take action on the propos- respect: information and/or ad- 7, 14, 21, 1963. ed amendment and change in To amend by adding a sec- textile painters, taught Mrs. M.J. Altenbaugh, left; and Mrs. Thomas Giles Sr., right, historian of the the Zoning Ordinance of Boca tion to be numbered 25-50.3 to by Mrs. Marge Kisela, vance registration for Raton, Florida, in the follow- read as follows; Estahakee Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution check over PUBLIC NOTICE will meet at 9:30 a.m. any of these classes, ing respect: . "Sec. 25-50.3 Minimum build- call the Recreation De- the "February Is American History Month" display at the Boca Raton Library ORDINANCE NO, 744 • "Sec. .- 25-68. • Residential ing set-back line of thirty-five every Wednesday morn- R-3 Districts (35) feet measured at right sponsored by the local DAR chapter. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY partment at 395-1135. (K) Minimum floor area angles north and south from ing, also at the Com- OF BOCA RATON DECLARING (3) The minimum floor the center-line of S.E. Third THE INTENTION OF THE area of each dwelling Street, between Dixie Highway CITY OF BOCA RATON, unit shall have not and Federal Highway, as GARDEN HOSE Special ! Patricia Marand Will Be FLORIDA TO ANNEX CER- less than 400 square shown on the plats of South TAIN CONTIGUOUS UNIN- feet of floor area, pro- East Coast Land Company, * 15 YRS. UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED CORPORATED TRACTS OF vided that the total Plat 1, Plat Book 9, Page 60, LAND LOCATED IN BOCA floor area of all and Spanish River Land Com- Featured in Concert March I RATOJTPARK. pany, Plat A, Plat Book 16, n REG 7 95 dwelling unit s sh all Pages 27 and 28, Public - - - WHEREAS, certain tracts of be not less than an Patricia Marand, ac- Rodgers and Hammer- average of 600 square Records, Palm Beach County, land, hereinafter, described, Florida." tress-singer, who started stein" March 1 at the are contiguous to the terri- feet per dwelling unit. Bibletown auditorium. torial limits of the City of For public examination a For public examination a her singing career at 16 Boca Raton, Florida, in un- copy of the propos ed Ordinance copy of the proposed Ordi- as the star of "wish You Miss Marand later went incorporated areas within to effect such .change is on nance to effect such an addi- Palm Beach County, Florida; file in the office of the city tion is on file in the office of Were Here," will be the on to opera and operetta Clerk. featured mezzo-soprano and performed with the end the City Clerk. WHEREAS, said lands are CITY OF BOCA RATON, CITY OF BOCA RATON, in the "Evening With St. Louis Municipal contiguous to the city limits FLORIDA FLORIDA. Opera Company, the New and contain less than ten (10) By Jacob Heidt Jacob Heidt . registered electors, and Chap- Jacob HeTdt.'city Clerk Mi2elle Appointed York Center, and at many ter 171, Florida Statutes, Jacob Heidt, City Clerk major hotel and supper 1961, permits annexation of Publish: Feb. 14 and 21, 1963 Publish: Feb. 14 and 21, 1963 $7.95 contiguous territory. Furnish proof of Publication Furnish Proof of Publication To Mortgage Group clubs throughout ihe NOW THEREFORE, BE IT country. ORDAINED BY THE CITY We Carry a Full Line William C. Mizelle, COMMISSION OF "THE CITY Tilley David Garbrick Proceeds from the af- OF BOCA RATON, ^FLORIDA: executive vice president fair will go to the Debbie Section 1. The City through Heofers ELEC. HEATERS Garbrick Receives of First Federal savings Rand Memorial Service the City Commission, does WITH or WITHOUT and Loan Assn. of Del- hereby declare its intention In Stock THERMOSTATS —— League Inc. to establish to annex to the City of Boca ROTC Promotion ray Beach, has been ap- a hospital in Boca Ra- Raton, Palm Beach County, pointed to the 1963 in- Florida, at the expiration of SATURDAY and SUNDAY David Allen Garbrick, ton. thirty (30) days from the final WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED vestments and mortgage passage of this Ordinance, the Feb. 23rd and 24th a member of the Air Stanley Melba will be lending committee of the the conductor of the 40- following contiguous, unin- "Sitjler the little children to Force Reserve Officer United States savings corporated tracts of land in come unto Me* and forbid Scotts^ KALER piece orchestra and Palm Beach County, Florida, thpm not: for of such is the Training program at and Loan League. to-wit: Florida state University, George Sistrunk will kingdom of God." We Carry A The appointment was conduct the chorus. "All of Blocks 37, 38, 39, 40, —Luke 18:16. has been appointed to announced today by Frank 41, 42, 43, and 44; and includ- the Cadet Officers Train- All seats are reserved ing that part of all alleys, Full Line of Scoffs B. Yeilding of Birming- at $5, $10 and $25. Tic- streets, roads, and avenues CHILDREN'S ing School with a promo- ham, Ala., president of lying adjacent theretb; all ly- tion in rank from Airman kets may be obtained by ing within Palm Beach Farms Products for Lawns and Gardens the League, which is the calling Mrs. John H. Company, Plat No. 10, of BIBLE HOUR 1st Class to Cadet War- North Deerfieid shown on nationwide trade organi- Weir at 395-1554. What better "headliner" for rant officer. sheets 2, 3 and 4, filed In a family night at Bibletown's zation of the savings and Plat Book 6, Pages 11, 13, Christian Supper Club than Aunt COTS is a preparatory loan business and repre- and 14, Public Records, Palm Bertha's Children's Bible Hour. ^FERTILIZER course for enrollment in sents more than 4,900 PUBLIC NOTICES Beach County, Florida," It will be worth the trip—• from Key West or far away Su- the advanced program. SectionJk_ After fin al p as s- savings associations and Notice is hereby given that wsnee — to hear Susie, nine age this ordinance shall be David is the son of Mr. the annual meeting of the year old "wee wonder" join 0-0-0 2-5O !b. Bagsfll J ffc co-operative banks. published in full once Bethesda Hospital Associa- week the nieces in singing 'I BE- and Mrs. Earl A. Gar- for four consecutive weeks In The investments and tion, Incv,; will be held pur- LIEVE IN MIRACLES" and "HOW Boca Raton News, a newspaper . brick of 2191 N.E. Fifth suant to adjournment, on Tues- CHEAT THOU ART." 30Plu% s ORGANIa]] essentiaCl MineralNITROGEs N C®§7 mortgage lending commit- day, February 26, 1963, at the of genera! circulation in Palm Avenue and is majoring tee studies new practices hour of 8 p.m, in the meeting Beach County, Florida and a 'Aunt Bertha" is a fine in history at FSU. in mortgage loan proce- room of Bethesda Memorial copy posted on the city bulle- Christian iady who has the COMPLETE LINE OF Hospital, Boynton Beach, tin board for the said period happy faculty of finding talent WALLPAPER and PAINTS dures, and also has the Florida, for the election of of thirty days. among children, and guiding REDUCED PRICES Barbara Riley, daughter responsibility of making Directors and for the trans- Section 3. If no objection to them to jive solace, comfort of Mr. , and Mrs. Clay action of such other business such annexation be filed and and promise to millions of ra- specific recommenda- which may be properly brought served within thirty days from dio listeners every week. FLINT KOTE Riley of Country Club tions relative to the in- before such meeting. final passage of this ordinance THE THREE NIECES—Cherrie, Village, a sophomore at vestment powers and in- an ordinance will be consider- Marianne and Mickey—now in J. Leroy Croft, ed to annex such lands to the their early teens started their President SEALER the College of William vestment practices of City and to redefine the boun- radio ministry with Aunt Bertha and Mary, was initiated savings and loan associa- Publish; February 21, 1963 dary lines of the City and to at the tender age of two and recently into the Delta tions and co-operative include therein the said par. three years. 172 E. Boca Raton Road 395-2442 eels of land. In this invitation from Bible- Delta Delta sorority. banks. NOTICE is hereby given FIRST READING the 15th town no attempt will be njade that the undersigned, under the day of January, 1963. to describe these (tauntingly provisions of Section 865.09, SECOND READING in full sweet voices—lor "who can de- Florida Statutes 1957, will and adopted the 29th day of scribe the voices of the register with the Circuit Court, January, 1963. Anuais?" in and for Palm Beach County, The important thing: These Florida, upon receipt of proof CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA children love the Lord, seek to of publication of this notice, glorify Him in all they do ... the fictitious name to-wit; s/ By John R. Brandt_ John ^."Srandt, Mayor this is the key that opens the LITTER-PICK ENTERPRISES hearts of those who come to "Remember The Day" ATTEST: hear their radiant presentation and that the parties interested m s/ Jacob Heidt . AUNT BERTHA of Gospel Music. in said business are as follows Jacob HeidT, City Clerk fs TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th Florence E. Mojkowski Publish: February 7, 14, 21, and Anthony Mojkowski 28, 1963 Dated: February 6, 1963 Furnish Proof of Publication THE MUSICAL MAGAULAYS Publish: Feb. 14, 21, 28, and You are apt to meet them March 6, 19 63. most anywhere—jet-planing tog the South Seas, aboard a trans-* oceanic lines, or driving along! NOTICE is hereby given Scottish Moors—for they are! that the undersigned, under known and enjoyed among! the provisions of Section Christian people all over the? 865.09., Florida Statutes 1957, world. will register with the Circuit But they rs<-lly belong in] Court, in and for Palm Beach Boca Raton — 'hay live here,] County, Florida, upon receipt and Boca Raton leves them! _ of proof of publication of this Charming as her beautiful sacred music which has thrilled audf- = notice, the fictitious name to- ences in European and Oriental Capitals Patricia Macaulay receives = wit: an ovation when she returns to her "home town"—an ovation which = is represeneld wi'h thunderous applause, but also in the hearts s GARRY'S SPORT SHOP of her audience. = and that the party interested Rev. Neil Maaulay combines what modern business men are I in said business is as follows wont to call a "package"—he is at once a powerful preacher, a tal- = Doris M. Lambert ented musician, and tho entrepreneur who "M.C.'s" Bibletown Audi- = 1365 N.E. 4th Ave. torium's world famed Sacred Concerts = Boca Raton, Fla. Note to newly weds: ft y S Dalwd: January 31st, 1963 as surely as love and marriage Publish: February 7, 14, 21, go together, need for family DOROTHY AND HOWARD MARSH ( 28, 1963. security follows immediately. These fine youns: peopie with their sunny dispositions and = tolden voices fairly nude love of the Lord, and their feilowmen 1 Don't delay calling us. We can Howard and Dorothy blend two unusually beautiful voices in pro- 1 check your needs promptly grains of gospel music and sacred classics, dedicated in praise to = the service of the Saviour. = and arrange a sound plan of insurance within your budget . . . to assure you of realistic PROFESSOR F/UMIE SPRINGMAN protection against the possi- Baritone Soloist- -"iyupkiaiieaiien in Snrred Son#r bilities of financial loss. Professor Springman i- widely known, haying been the soloist F. DAY Us! Own Representing for three presidential inaugura- Hartford Accident and tions and traveled extensively STATE REPiESENTATlVE A Home In Indemnity Company with the Philharmonic Opera Member The Hartford Company. Formerly of the Metro- Insurance Group politan Opera, he has male a Expensive Hartford 15, Conn. Group 4 (South Palm Beach County) number of .appearances on the Boca Raton?' Telephone Hour and the iadio The modest income family City Music Hall. He has alsi can get more home for the sung for royalty on several wid Attorney, tnsinais§ni§§i mi Civic Lender dollar with the widely tours. known Torri Constructed So far. in February, rut 20,- Home, in Boca Raton Boca Raton Resident 17 years Wm 000 Gold Coast visitor and usW Square, than in most other dents have graced sur doers— areas. If you wish a 2 bed- Past Ei-Ruler of Boca Raton ESks room, 2 bath home for we know that the crowds will bs $16,000 or a 3 bedroom. great. Therefore programs -' Sa- Past Director Pains leach County Cancer Society 2 hath, pool home for cred Music are scaasbteij ' a!,' $21,700, see our models at of these artists on both ave- DAH Dings, Saturday and Sun.":); rot- S.W. 9th Ave. and 13th St. Member Boca iaton American Legion Post 227 Many areas in Boca Raton rnary 23rd and 24th. are not expensive. See Ca- Chairman Boca Raton Boy Scout Commission .mino Gardens and Royal Ctfi rcfj Bimtcr Ouk Hills, then the Torri Graduate University of Niami School of Law Homes in Bocn Uoton floresia Bloom Square. SATURDAY ONLY •- fi.P.M Y@**r South Palm Beach County Resident - Phone- 39S.24CO Ext. 2 for He.waiione 600 N.W. 4th Ave. .-I /_, Boca Raton Fur Y@ur Sowth Palm Becrcti County Representative ! 1 TORRI 500 S. Federal Hwy. BOCA RATON Pd. Pol. Adv. Construction BOCA RATON SQUARE Ph. 395-0220 mm us ormerly known ?s Baca Raton Bible Comtrence krounds*' Thursday, February 21, 1963 THE BOCARATON HEWS 5A SUPER RIGHT LEAN FRESH PORK or SMOKED
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drummond and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Weir Jr. of Boca Ra- ton show off a catch of grouper and cobia that were taken aboard the "Drum- ADAMS beat" with C iiiiig MEN'S OR WOMEN 26-INCH BICYCLES REPRESENTATIVE 9095 GROUP 3 Nationally Advertised FISHING CAPABLE QUALIFIED CONSERVATIVE WWUFJHIHK Midget League basketballers mix it up under the 'More Palm Beach County Tax Dollars basket in one of last Saturday's games at the Boca Raton School gymnasium. The league plays three tor Palm Beach County' * Cabana Rentals games each Saturday, at 9, 10 and 11 sum. in the school gymnasium. Thursday, February 21, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Additional Classifieds WANTED LOTS FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOMES FOR SALE On Page 8A WE are interested in a 2- BUILDING lots for sale in Deerfield — warehouse FTJRNISHEK, Ready to beautiful Country Club Vil- 225 S.E. 1st Terr. - 25x50 move into, 3 bedroom, 2 BOATS bedropm house in the ; Boca-Deerfield or Delray lage. Phone. 395-1818 or ea. - 2 tenants, good in- bath home,circular diive, Boca Raton News Classified 18' coronet fiber glass area, write full particu- stop at office at entrance, come-cash or terms. Call rr.any extras, excellent with 50 H.P. Johnson, lars & price to Box K, % 399-1346. (309-25P) terns, fine location. Ask- electric starting, sleeps ROYAL PALM Golf HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOB SALE SERVICES AVAILABLE Boca Raton News. No ing $18,500. To dns'pect four. Excellent for deep course lot, in Florida's agents. (306-13B) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE call .395-5575. (167-i4E) WHY LOOK FURTHER? sea fishing, water skiing, most exclusive communi- FORCED to Sell beauti- This 2 bedrooir. 1 bath HERBERT D. RYCROFT cruising, will sell or ty. $14,500. By owner. DUPLEX on large lot REASONABLE down pay- ful furnished large 2 bed- WANTED to rent on year- hoireds close to schools, Personnel and Management trade on foreign sports or $7500. down, bal. over 3 zoned R3, plenty of ment on this attractive 3 room home. Screened patio. ly basis a 2-bedroom stores and 'Catholic Consultant American compact car. years. 395-0740. (274- room for expansion. Tel. bdrm... 2 bath home with New refrigerator, washer, house. Prefer close-in. Church. $12,000. total Call Dr. Kornblue after 5 14B) 395-0979. U47-7Etf). lge. Fla. rm, den, patio, drapes, TV, aerial, mower, 395-3684 Boca Villa area near price. Irrrrediate posses- p.m. Boca 395-0758. ROYAL Oak Hills, con- pool. Near schools, shop- garden tools, landscaped, P.O., or section near Bi- CO-OP, beautifully fur- sion. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA (322-13tfB) tract on choice water- ping & beach. 395-4744. sewers, drainage. $14,950. ble Conf. Grounds. Write nished, 930 Osceola See CinAL BADLEY front lot, fronts on two (279-15B) Commitment $11,600. Box 754, Boca Raton. Drive, Apt. .4, Boca Ra- Realtor To Place a Classified canals. Can build any FURNISHED Addison $68.85 a mo. 3411 NE 14 SPACE (311-13P) ton. ; New bldg. ; Illness 400 E.Falrretto Fk. Rd. model. Owner cannot sell Mizner built 2-story, 7 Terr. Cresthaven. WH 1- For Rent Ad, Phone 395-5121 forces sale. Ph. .395-0375. l Eoca Raton 395-2244 STORES FOR RENT present home. 395-4886. room house, with 2 Abaths, 5388,Pornpano.(765-51tf) DISTINCTIVE OFFICE, (332-13B) (185-8E) ALTERATIONS (326-14B) Fla. rm, on lot 131x141' Shop or Desk Space with ex- STORE, 220 So. Federal cellent natural light and air, 5 ACRES on Alamanda St. in beau- plus air conditioning. Rea- QUALITY alterations, Hvsy. in Crchid Square, KOYAL OAK HILLS MISCELLANEOUS for SALE SERVICES AVAILABLE $10 dn. tiful Floresta. Property sonable rentals and leases. done in my home, 901 N.W. •very reasonable. See your Premium Waterfront Lot Call OWNER at 395-5750 $10. per month. Full price has two car garage, utili- D & A CATERING 3rd Ave. Ph. Boca .395- broker or call Lo. 6-3229, on main canal. Will sell $895. Good unimproved ty room, storage rooms, ANTENNA KIT Delicious freshly made 5.471. (699-49B) Ft. Lauderdale between purchase contract which tree land, with recorded sprinkler system with well 20 foot outdoor antenna canapes — dips. Free 5:30 & 6:30 p.m. any day. permits model changes. BROWARD AUTOS FOR SALE right-of-ways. Call WH 1- & pump, fruit & ornamen- kit, complete $9.95 delivery. Buffets, Bar- (153-7Etf) Contact V.A. Cox, Con- 1435 or WH 1-1173 or tal trees. Reduced for SOUTHERN TV tender, waitresses HONE MAINTENANCE SACRIFICE sale - '59 gress Inn.Phone 395-2020. Jaguar XK150 roadster, write Pines 'n Palms quick sale. Ph. 395-4479. 1927 N. Fed. Hwy. available. "Complete Home OFFICES FOR RENT C318-13P) new top, excellent condi- Ranchos, Box 759, Pom- (244-13B) Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4666 CR 6-4:328 after 2 p.m. Management" Choice Roomy Homesites Opening- Closing - C3eaning tion, $1700. or best offer. FURNISHED OFFICES pano Beach. (203- 12B) Periodical Inspections 395-1384 or 941-1936. For Eent in the — some with beautiful Remarkable BUY East of SEABOARD HOMES FOR SALE Federal — spotless, fully New ADMIRAL Customer & Bank (50-2Btf) EXECUTIVE SUITE shade trees — High Lawn Maintenance Beferences ground — Good location. furnished 2 bedrooms, 2 COLOR TV Sets COLLEGE boy must sell of the NEW 4/2 partially furnished, Licensed and Insured Priced for Quick Sales baths, with Florida room, at prices so low Forest E. Smith 1962 Tempest Lemans weir Plaza Building for quick sale will sacri- from $2,000, - shop early $16,900. S,ee Mr. Quinn, you won't believe it! Owner-Manager convertible, A-l condi- Accommodations Include: fice. $1,000. down & as- Phone WH 1-1262 and gat your pick of the F. Byron Parks, Realtor, tion, sacrifice price for * Receptionist * Secretari- sume FHA mtg. Call after SOUTHERN TV 435 Boca Raton Road Best. Come in and let us 151 N. Ocean Blvd. 395- quick sale. Ph. 395-5790. al Service * Heating and 4 p.m. 395-5537. (320- 1927 N. Fed. Hwy. 395-4896 Your HOOVER show you, 3700. (319-13B) Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4666 (328-1.3B) air conditioning 13P) FIXIT HOME SERVICE Vacuum Dealer Open For Your Inspection MOTHERWELL DON'T Build until you NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath 182 N.W. 13ih St. * Bags for all Makes REAL ESTATE for TRADE Tel. 395-^36:33 Excellent leases available IWi REALTY see this fully landscap- home central heating, HONDA WANT 2 bdrm. home in SMALL Appliances See Agents 777 S. Federal Hwy. ed 2 bedroom house at city sewers, extra lge. Irons, toasters, lamps, FEDERAL TV Boca $16,000. HAVE a Sales - Service M.N. WEIR & SCNS, INC. Boca Raton, Fla. $15,000. M. Troll, J. lot, built-in range & elec. fans, etc. Lawn Mower 6205 N. Fed. CR 8-2888 2 bdrm. Co-op in Pom pano. 395-4044 Models Sharpening and repairs, R ealtors Stuart Robertson Assoc. oven, lge. screened porch, small motors. Also, repair 855 S. Federal Highway HEAL .ESTATE 395-1482. (327-13B) no closing costs, price 5O-15O-25O-3OO work done fast & efficiently • Screened Rooms «. Re- WANT distinctive home in your home. FOR RENT OR SALE $14,000. 1199 west Pal- modeling-CarporteS',* Flor- in Estates or Royal Palm. Eoca Raton COMPLETELY furn. on Display ida Rooms 9 Carporte en- HAVE 3 bdrm. home in Fhone: 395-4000 3 bedroom, 2 bath fur- Rutenberg built home, 1 metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- closures • Patios • Con- nished $175. a month yr. old. 2 bedrms. 2 1818. (594-8B). HCWE REPAIRS crete Driveways «Gene- Estates Unit I. LOTS FOR SALE ral Contractor #FHA Call M. Troll, yearly, or sell for baths, lge. garage, screen- SPACIOUS 1 bedroom'Addi- CARPENTRY,' alterations, Terms « AJ1 work guaran- J. Stuart Robertson Assoc. EXTRA deep lot in Coun- $17,500. For app't. call ed porch, central heat & son Mizner built home. 18x Paneling, Doors, Screen teed • Licensed and Insur- and all types of repair. try Club Village, near 395-0241 between 9 and .air-conditioning by Fed- 24 living-rm with fireplace. ed'* Free Estimates,* Free 395-1482 Licensed and Insured. Plans . (323-13B) High School, for sale be- 10 a.m. (280-12B) ders. Many extras. Own- Fla. rm. may be used for er. 395-2495. (312-16B) l Phone 395-2672 WM. C. PRO WE, BUILDER APARTMENTS FOR RENT low market price. Sewer WAREHOUSE - 5,000 or over night visitors. l k 355 N.E. 5th Si 395-2789 SPACIOUS new one and in. Call owner at 395- 1800 sq. feet, plenty of LAKE Rogers, 834 NE 33rd baths,-lot 110x112 in tropi- two bedroom, electric kit- 5750. (283-12B) windows and 220 elec. St. CUSTOM (not a model) cal Floresta on Azalea ARE YOU A Street. Ph. Owner, 395-4782. chen, lge. closets, will $1,000. deposit on choice power — three 10x12 over- 3/2Va, 2 gar. luxury extras head doors. Office 12x15. (58-2Btf) DO IT YOURSELF? Tax Returns furnish. Ph. 395-3287. corner iot in Royal Oak — closets, dock, special Built recently. Tel. $$ SAVE MONEY $$ (663-50B) Hills, Boca Raton, will air purifier inCarrierSys- BOCA HARBOUR: Corner Used Cycles Prepared Jackson 4-7813. (228- 20% Discount on Tubes sacrifice. CR 8-0085. lot, perfect exposure, 2 SPACIOUS, 1 bedroom lOBtf) tem (no allergens!). Owner and Scooters FREE TUBE-TESTING (314-16B) bdrm. 2 bath, 41'x22' 31 yrs. Experience furn. Apt. Also Efficien- occupied: will vacate to and TECHNICAL ADVICE LOT on golf course, REAL ESTATE screened patio, central 1 Bella cy fum. Beautiful loca- suit buyer. Open sat.-Sun. SOUTHERN TV Royal Palm Yacht & FOR SALE OR TRADE heat, w/w carpeting, John D. tion, seasonal or yearly. or on request. 395-1486. 1927 N. Fed. Hwy. Country Club, sacrifice. drapes, many extras. MORRISSEY 395-4567. (289-12Btf) Ft. Lauderdale, three (330-13B) PEUGEOT Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4666 OCE.ANFRONT furn. Effi- Call Logan 4-5082, Ft. houses in excellent rental New home, occupied 6 CYCLES Lauderdale before 10 locations east of Federal 3/2 home, hardwood floors, mos. widow must sell. Phone ciency, garage $95. per as low as $140 mo. yearly basis. 890 a.m. or after 5 p.m. (233- Hwy. Will exchange any central heating, lg.. lot.Furn. or unfurn. Ph. 278- SALES - RENTALS 395-0362 SALES * SEKVICE SE 9th St. & 21st Ave., 14P) or all for Royal Palm lot Built in range, oven. Own- 3067. (235-lOBtf) Houses, Apts., Co-ops, Deerfield Beach. (123- Contract on wooded resi- or house, subject to mort- er. 395-4378. (592-44B) Business Properties, Call Day or Evening ROYAL P.ALM YACHT Water Frontage 5Btf) dential lot Royal Oak gages. Call owner Ft. ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB BOCA CYCLE Hills. Ideal exposure. Re- Lauderdale 564-7940 or and LAWN MOWER EXTRA Guests Coming? & COUNTRY CLUB Lovely to look at, De- HOUGH-GENT tirement delayed. Call Jackson 3-8971. (649- ON Golf Course - 5 bed- lightful to Live in! Truly Available, Furn. Studio 395-0731. (300-16B) 46tfB) REPAIR SHOP Apts. & Villas, on the rooms, 3 baths, den, en- a beautiful Home with 2069 A. N.W. First Place REALTY CO. 20th St. Industrial Area 185 N.E. 6th Ave. Sprinkler Supplies ocean, private beach, priv. LARGE LOTS closed pool & large character, dignity, charm WILL trade my home in Boca Raton Ph. 395-9823 Delray Beach, Fla. dock. The Villas of Boca Near Palmetto Park Road Mission Hill, Boynton patio, extra lge. lot. call and convenience. ; Three Plastic Pipe CR 6-5201 Raton, 507 So. Ocean Blvd; and new Boca Raton High Beach, for home in Boca 395-5311. (230-22B) spacious bedrooms, very HOMES FOR SALE 'A in. . . 2.95 hd. 1 in. . . 6.30 hd. on A1A. Call 395-5220. School. Five adjacent Raton. This home has 2 large breeze swept screen- >/t in... 4JO hd. VA in.. 12.4S hd. "DON'T LOOK ANY ed porch for outdoor liv- (3-8B) lots each with over bedrooms, 3 baths, large FURTHER" - TAX RETURNS ing. Has everything: Cen- ROYAL PALM ROOMS FOR RENT 10,000 square feet of family room with grill, TWO Bedroom - two and area, priced at $3,000 central air-cond. and tral heating and air con- 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, PREPARED Brass A NICE Room, twin beds, one-half bath home, ideal- ditioning, carpet and Federal and all States Mist-heads each with terms. Excel- heat. Modern kitchen with ly located, reverse cycle family room, all 25* reasonable. Convenient to drapes. On large beauti- 38 Years Experience lent value. PROPERTY dishwasher, disposal, heat — air conditioned, large. 100' lot. shopping area. 395-4863. fully landscaped comer INVESTMENTS INC. washer-dryer. Completely washing machine, carpet Price $53,500. Full Une Plastic & P.V.C. (692-51B) lot. LOCATION: The fin- Phone 942-1717. (308- carpeted and draped. Ga- and draperies — sprinkler Harry T. PATRICK Fillings and Pipe est on the East coast of Will consider small TWIN beds or Single, 14B) rage with automatic system — newly painted, 5249 N.E. 15th Ave. FREE SPRINKLER SYSTEM ESTIMATES doors. Beautifully land- Florida. ;In the fabulous Royal Palm lot or separate entrance, priv. Lets For Sate nicely landscaped — out- Pompano Beach wild Full Coverage Guaranteed ! i bath, center of town. scaped with large shade standing value at Royal Palm Yacht & lots in good location investors Opportunity. Country club in Boca Ra- Highlands Bom Baton's flldoal Well Bud Sprinkler Firm 395-1453. (331-13Btf) 13 choice lots "Vista trees on 160x140 ft. corner $15,900. - in IJoca Isaton as part lot. . Complete sprinkler ton. All this for only NATIONAL ONE or two twin bed- Hills" Sub Division Boca payment. OTHERWELL $59,500. - If you enjoy Phone 399-0785 SfUJniUt a Well g*uUc* rooms & bath w/priv. Hills. High, sewer, water, system with 2 wells. Phone 395-0319 or Boyn- M REALTY the finest in Golf, boat- Call Day or Evening at M. W. IJH ST. - iOCi BATON, FU entrance, centrally lo- big sacrifice, ready to use 757 S. Federal Hwy. Tel. 395-0865 Phone 395-1828 - $3150.00 ton 8325 after 6 p.m. ing, and social activities, cated, reasonable. 200 Boca Raton, Fla. see us today-ANOTHER OCEAN FRONT NW 10th St. 395-1379. Marvin M. Parks, Realtor (251-15B) 200 Datura St., WPB 395-4044 MOTHERWELL EXCLU- LUXURIOUS HOME Building A Home ? (192-8B) (329- 13B) SIVE SHOWN BY AP- HIGH elevation, 100' HOMES FOR RENT "COMMERCIAL POINTMENT ONLY on ocean, several hun- Let Us Prewire For Future Installation PROPERTY" dred ft. deep to A1A: * STEREO 3 EEDRCCM home. Call NEED FRONTAGE? Utmost privacy. jMod- 278-3078. (182-8Etf) Choice Business Lot sit- d PATIO & BACKGROUND MUSIC uated in the center of 757 S. Federal Hwy. ern 4 bedroom, 3 bath, REALTORS INTERCOMS SEASONAL - 1 block Boca Raton, Fla. Business activities in Boca Raton Estates 150' x 150' Lot - situated with separate maid quar- * MASTER ANTENNA SYSTEM from Ocean, 3 Br. 2 bath Boca Raton. You will 395-4044 ters. Air-conditioned, - for 4 to 6 wks. 395- between the Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway in travel far and wide be- the beautiful Estates Section of Unit One . . , CO-OP EKATIVE APTS. reverse cycle. Unusual- •1907 after 6 p.m. (281- fore you'll find another ly large kitchen & break- 15B) Surrounded by the most attractive homes and lot with such price and landscaping in Boca . . . close to the Cabana "MUST SELL" fast room: large Fla, rm. . UNFURNISHED 2 bed- location appeal. Durable masonry con- Club . . . Lowest priced lot for this exceptional "Estates Most Beautiful" room, 1 bath, screen OTHERWELL oversized lot ... See or Call KEN WARNER,, Garden Terrace Co-Op Apt struction. Estate land- 117 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 395- porch, garage. Walk to REALTY your man at . . . "Warwick" Apt 3. scaping; circular drive- ocean & shopping — year M way: complete sprinkler 757 S. Federal Hwy. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors 1503 South Ocean Boule- 'round. Call 399-1521. Boca Raton, Fla. vard. 2-12 x 15' Bedrooms system. Quality carpet- (324-13Btf) 395-4044 Weir Plaza Building - 855 N. Federal Hwy. w/2 baths, 15 x 25' living ing and draperies in- Boca Raton - Ph: 395-4000 room, full elec kitchen, cluded. Extraordinary A Comprehensive w/D.W & CW, large porch, opportunity to purchase Pool, garage, storage ,EAlTORS REAL ESTATE Service Yow iisp§€!i©§! HELP WANTED HELP WANTED estate with low taxes. room, janitor service.. New Low 70's. OWNER. rugs, drapes, aluminum (Open daily from 10:00 a.m, until 5:30 p.m.) DELRAY BEACH SUNDAY from 1 p.m. until 5;30 p.m. NOTICE storm shutters included. Invest YOUR dollars to GROW Very reasonable terms, (HIGHLAND BEACH The Civil Service Board, City of Boca Raton, Flori- SECTION) CR 6-9523 da, will receive applications for the following posi- Tel. 395-4635 with Boca Raton tion up to and including March 15th, 1963; (Home of the new FJorida Atlantic University) MOTORCYCLE PATROLMAN We have choice sites adjacent to the new univer- Age range: 25 through 30 years sity for commercial buildings, apartments and Salary range: $382.00 minimum to $458.00 maximum A SWEET LITTLE homes. per month Applicants must have previous experience as a NEW ENGLAND COTTAGE Professionally active in the sale of homes and motorcycle patrolman Located in the "Pine Tree" area of Boca Raton. homesites in all subdivisions and areas of Boca Applicants must not be less than 6 feet nor more Charming living room has fire place with good Raton. than 6 feet six inches in height, and weight shall looking mantle. ;Modern kitchen. Florida Family Authorized Agents for: correspond to height as follows: room. 2 bedrooms. Car-port. Draperies & Carpet 6 ft. - 160 to 200 lbs. * Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club included. Perfect cond. Low taxes. Key at our 6 ft 1 inch 165 to 205 lbs. * Boca Raton Estates * Harbour Island office. Price $17,000. 6 ft. 2 inches 170 to 210 lbs. * Royal Oak Hills * Harbour East 6 ft 3 inches 175 to 215 lbs. Ask for Mrs. Parks 6 ft 4 inches 180 to 220 lbs. * camino Gardens * Lake Rogers Isles Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club Subdivision 6 ft 5 inches 185 to 225 lbs. * Lake Floresta 6 ft 6 inches 190 to 230 lbs. NEVER OFFERED BEFORE 2999 Date Palm Road Exceptionally well designed home in ROYAL We also specialize in: Acreage, apartments, Luxury 5 bedroom 4% bath waterfront home with There is no reauirement for residence for filing appli- PALM, Decorated in fine taste. Large liv.rm. apartment sites, Business property, Commercial cation, but appointees must within 60 days from the din'g rm. Modern kitchen. LIBRARY. 2 bdrms tracts, condominiums, cooperative apartments, pool, deluxe kitchen, central heat and air condi- date of their permanent appointment establish resi- tioning-beautiful landscaping — a most magnifi- dence and actually reside during their period of em- 2 baths. Excell. Heat & Air cond. Carpets & cooperative-homes,Duplexes, Highway frontage, cent home $110,000. ployment in the City of Boca Raton. Applicants may drapes included. Oh yes — large screened Patio. hotels, Land leases, Motels, Ocean frontage., apply at the Civil Service Board office, 2nd floor, Beautifully planted grounds with privacy. OWN- ocean front homes, Ranches, real estate exchange City Hall Building, N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton, ER moving to larger place. YOU CAN MOVE IN (trades), rentals, Waterfront homes, waterfront lots. Florida, or may write to the Civil Service Board for THIS WEEK if you desire. WE HAVE THE KEY. an application. Applicants will be given written no- Firm price - $45,000. M.N. & SONS, Inc. tice five days prior to date of competitive examina- tion. REALTORS F. Byron Parks M.N. & SONS, Inc. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATON Weir Plaza Bldg. - 855 S. Federal Hwy. 151 North Ocean Blvd., Boca Baton REALTORS L.S- McLAIN Tel. 395-3700 Boca Raton, Fla. Phone 395-4000 Secretary, WEIR PLAZA BLDK,, 855 S. FEDERAL HWY. publish: Feb. 21 and 28, 1963 Eesidence 395-0611 j BOCA RATON, FLA. PHONE 395-4000 8A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday. February 21, 1963 It is not true that water Additional Classifieds SERVICES AVAILABLE of the car did not stop. at $30,000. moccasins will not strike $38,000 Damage Reported in Truck Accident Damage to the truck Investigating officer under water. On Pagte 7A CUSTOM CABINETS by An estimated $38,000 nue and 2Sth Street. According to the po- was estimated at $8,000 was Patrolman Ray Fair-" AYOTTE. For custom qual- damages resulted in a Eugene S. Dandy, 27, lice report, an unknown ity work doae in my shop and damage to machinery all. trailer truck accident of Miami, driver of the vehicle traveling south inside the truck was set or your home, call Sam on Fifth Avenue passed Ayotte. 395-0410.J777-3P) Friday at 5 p.m. at truck, received bruises PMit Notice Northwest Fifth Ave- and abrasions. the truck then stopped CATERING - Will help in the center of the lane. NEWLY ARRIVED TO ML REGISTERED with luncheons and din- SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED Dandy swerved the Knick-Knack Shelves 2.00 each ners at your home. Mrs. RELIABLE experienced TWO first class machin- truck to avoid hitting the DEMOCRATS of BOCA RATOH Larson, 395-4559. (278- colored woman with de- ists. .Apply in person, no car and lost control in 15B) Hurricane Lamps in 3.25 - 6.95 gree in Elem. education, phone calls. Sjostrom the soft sand. The truck It is important that South Palm CONCRETE & Keystone white and gold good references, desired Automations Inc.,, 134 went into the canal and Beach County have a Representative work. Patios resurfaced. either day or steady NW 16th St; Boca Raton. Open Every Eve. until 8:30 No job too big or small. landed on its side. Dandy housework, child care, or (325-13B) leaped from the cab just in Tallahassee. Therefore, I urge that Estimates cheerfully any type work. Ph. 399- Brass Knocker Season's On EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR- before it went into the all registered Democrats come out given. Ed Schumann, 2087. (321-13B) TUNITY offered by one 395-0954. (290-15P) water. of the oldegt and largest and vote. MATURE white woman Police said the driver INCOME TAX AID with references desires pool firms. Permanent po- 71 South Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Ph. 395-2566 Confidential and Discreet baby-sitting, evenings, sition for the right man, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 Hone and Office Service Sat. & Sunday. Ph. 395- to be trained as a pool Reasonable Cost 0515 after 5 p.m. (298- maintenance technician. ROBERT F. DAY 38 'iears Experience 13B) Vacation, hospitalization North and South & incentive pay. Starting Condidcite for Arthur Connolly-Wh 1-2250 SERVICES AVAILABLE salary up to 5100. a Week STATE ftiPliSEOTAYIVi (141-2 IB) EXPERIENCED Dress- depending on qualifica- maker offering services tions. Requirements: fam- Groyp 4 SECRETARIAL SERVICE to those who want the ily man, home owner in EXPERIENCED. Efficient, highest quality at rea- Delray-Boca area, pleas- (South Pdlm Seoeh County) Call Gladys I. Poole sonable rates. Call ant personality, top refe- 395-1701 Pd. Pol. Adv. 395-1689- (302-13B) rences; bondable. Reply (275-11B) to BOX 11003, Ft. Laud- WANTED TO BUY erdale, giving brief resu- Wanted Clean used me and references. (313- C@mpls!§ Insynsnc® S@r¥ke HOUSEHOLD GOODS 13B) . Will Pay Top Prices Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 W. K. ARCHER, JR.f INC. Duke Home Furnishings NOW •2301 N. Dixie Highway, lou're hswaice Agency Pompano Buy - Sell - Trade Auto - Fire - Homeowners - Liability (470-4,5,6,7BN Workmen's Compensation - Glass MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FLOYD A. CABLE Nelson Piano, Yacht - Outboard - Theft NEERING Repossession. Excellent BEAUTY SALON Condition, Responsible 81 GOLFV1EW DRIVE Party. Can Assume Low 395-2181 (470 S. Federal Highway) Monthly Payments. Call 48 N.E. 1st Ave. Credit Manager or Can be Boca Raton Seen at Leggett Music Co. T.L. Kunselman Off.-395-l66l 503 NE 20 St., (Winfield Gen. Agent Shopping Center) Boca Res.-395-1066 Raton. 395-4709. (317- Royal BOURBON Hours: 8:30-5:00 Eve. by Appointment 13B) 7 yr. old HAMMOND Organ spinet COMPARE OUR RATES Ebony with Percussion, FIFTH Like New Save $400. n Must See to Appreciate. Transistor Organs Prom $495 . no Tubes, Solid Pf DUO' S ®lfM f State circuitry. See-Hear- n FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN Playthem at Leggett Mu- DOWNTOWN BOCA RUM The Opening sic Co., 503 NE 20 St. (Winfield Shopping Center) PACKAGE STORE Boca Raton. 395-4709. A of Our Newly (316-13B) MISCEJLANEOUS for SALE Remodeled ;if <»©• FENCES - Call 395- Ballantine's Fleischntann, 4742. (303-16B) SCOTCH WALKERS or SCHEHLEY HEALTH Food Store, lo- cated SE 10th Street, MEN'S and WOMEN'S Delray Beach, at railroad Crossing. Raw honey, vit- amins, dietary items. FULL QUART (310-16B) r SPINET desk $35; al- GORDON'S Fashion Shop! most new Castro converti- ble, opens to full size We have been proud to offer the residents bed. Ph. mornings after VODKA Reg. 5.35 7 p.m., 3S5-4773. (301- FULL of this area the finest in men's, women's 13B) and children's wear and now humbly take AWNINGS - Call 395- 'S PARK&TILFORD QUART 4742. (304-16B! additional pride in the opening of our new VODKA Club Deluxe ot BOCA CHSCA store. GUNS WE blue, nickel and re- PM WHISKEY ot CARiOCA pair guns. Also, buy old Reg. 4.50 for the LADIES Ji guns. ; Dud's Gun Shop, 099 20 s. Federal Hwy., Pom- MB FIFTH HUMS The finest in fashions from pano Beach. WH 1-9626. BO88IE BROOKS ©COVER (_264-12B) GIRL 9 LADY MANHATTAN FIFTY Shares, ^ First 99 LOOM TOGS • JANTZEN Bank and Trust Co. of . . . and many other famous Boca Raton, $50. a share. Reg. 5.75 labels. Write P.O. Box 1011. (315-13B) for the MEN SCREEN Rooms - Call 395-4740. (305-16B) FULL QUART Such famous brand namej as FRIGIDAIRE double BARTON'S RESERVE SUNSTATE # JANTZEN MACGREGOR • HUSH Wonder oven stove, 36" wide $25. Frigidaire PUPPIES ©WELCO SHOES PM Washer, $25; silvertone MANHATTAN SHIRTS radio $6. all good work- OLD THOMPSON And Many Others! ing condition. Tel. 395- NICHOLS 5354 — evenings CR 6- HEUBLEIN 5543. (202-9Btf) 99 your choice Come To Our New Store This Week . . SCOTCH COCKTAILS FOR Sale t o settle Estate. 86 PROOF MARTINI . FIFTH ' MANHATTAN 1 Model B-3 Hammond-Organ VODKA MARTINI 4) '• Thursday, Friday and Saturday . . . OLD FASHIONED 1 RT-3 model Hammond DAIQUIRI SIDE CAR And You May Win One of Organ > STINGER WHISKCV SOUR Reg. 3.98 Reg. 5.50 1 16 ft. Wells cargo trailer GIN SOUR ts^St^ , VOPKA SOUH van .;<>.„„/ FIFTH MORE THAN 50 PRIZES i See Ralph P. Houghton, Reg. 5.50 Boca Raton. 395-4463. CANADIAN FULL QUART PARK&T1LFGRD Just be our guest and "browse around" as much as you wish (571-43Btf) VIRGINIA MILSHIRE .. . and YOU may be one of the lucky visitors. MAHOGANY coffee table, FULL QUART CLUB TV stand, roll-away, twin Gentleman ©pen Dally 9 to 5.30 Mon. thru Sat. beds & mattresses, studio Old Guckenheimer GIN couch, oil paintings & Open This Week Thurs. and Fri. 7 to 9 p.m. other items, INCLUDING 99 ,house. 395-4782.. (25-4B) 79 99 FIFTH FIFTH Irene and Harold nffer SI!\CERE THA.\KS HAVE A PATIO? 3 Reg. 6.50 for your past patronage and will continue tn P.S. Enjoy Year-Round com- Regular 6.65 Reg. 3.95 Open a 30-day charge fort, Protection and Pri- Reg. 5.50 bring you the BEST QUALITY . . . at the account! Your pur- vacy with Life-time alum- (EXCEPT BEER BES1 PRICES . . . on men's, uomen's and chase gift wrapped, or inum SUN 'N WIND Shades. For Your Entertainment MONDAY) children's wear. wrapped for mailing Be protected from Sun, . . . FREE! Wind and Rain. Mounted outside of Patio Frame and Controlled from Inside. KENNY SHAFFER FULL CASE 24 CAMS Call for Estimate. Gale "HILARITY at the KEYBOARD" H. Hedrick, 395-0442 or 395-2857. (769-51Btf) 10:00 P.M. fill 3:00 A.M. Picture Frames, all types, all sizes, mats, also weathervanes, post signs, Hush puppies American flags, Jennings BAR OPEN fill 4:30 A.M. Ft. Fries hitacre's Picture Framing, 110 E. Cole Slaw COVE SHOPPING CENTER DEERFIELD BEACH Boca Raton Rd. Tel. FOOD SERVED fill 4:00 A.M. 395-1660. (667-lOBtf) Phone 399-448 T m ' * "• •*"*VI \< *• AROUND the Town wsndgkmt with bea landry women's editor FLORIDA This is the time of the year when homes are filled with welcome visitors enjoying our sunny community. Luncheons are festive and parties are gay honor- ing the vacationers. Among those who arrived recently for a two-month visit is Mrs. CM. (Lillian) shannahan of Garden MID-SEASON City, Long Island. SECTION B Thursday, February 21, 1963 Page 1 She is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Michael Harrington. Mrs. Shannahan has been the honor guest at seve- ral parties already and more are in the planning Miss Patricia Roadman Is Married stage. . . Miss Patricia Ann Road- of Villanova, Pa. man exchanged wedding Mrs. Charlotte Boss of Expected to arrive_soon vows in a double ring Detroit, Mich., arrived for a visit with the Book- ceremony with Michael recently for a month's meyers in their Royal David DuPont Saturday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Palm Yacht and country morning in St. Joan of Walter Morgan of Royal Club home are Mr. and Arc Church. Oak Hills. Mrs. Elmer Minchoff of The Rev. Thomas A Bryn Mawr, Pa. Dennehy said the nuptial Mr, and Mrs. John Far- Mass. row of Quincy, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mrs. J. Ray Schoen- arrived to spend the Pitts have as their feld was the organist. winter here. guests, their daughter, FOR THOSE VISITORS WANTING TO The bride is the daugh- Mrs. J. William Hebder- ter of Mrs. Prank Road- Mr. and Mrs. ; Forster son III, and her daughter BUY THEIR FLORIDA CLOTHES NOW pian and the late Frank Mitchell of Havanna, Kimberley Jo of cherry Roadman. The bridegroom 111., arrived recently to Hill, N.J. . is the son of Mr. and Mrs. visit his brother-in-law Arriving this week for William D. DuPont Jr., and sister, Mr. and Mrs.• a six weeks visit with of St. Augustine, Fla. Austin Lord. the Pitts are Mr. and Mrs. Anna Marie Cook of St. M.M. Lajeunesse, of Augustine was maid of Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Ther- West Dennis, Mass. honor. Maureen Woods and nell of camino Real have Rose Marie Greene, both as their guests, Mr. and Miss Altieris UP of Boca Raton, were Mrs. Harry Pearson of bridesmaids. Richfield, Minn. Wedding Told TO OFF William Daniel DuPont served as best man for Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Sal Altieri his borther. Ushers were Griesedieck of St. Louis, announce the marriage of and Ralph and Frederick Du- Mo., are guests of her their daughter, Johanna Pont, brothers of the —Colony Studio parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. to William A. Brindle MORE bridegroom. Mrs. Michael David DuPont J.R. Evans. Jr., ' 3rd class . Petty Given in marriage by The Griesediecks re- Officer, U.S.N., in her brother, Frank Mi- veil and carried a coloni- American Legion Home. turned last week from a Jacksonville last month. chael Roadman, the al bouquet of white pom- The bride was graduat- vacation in the Ba- The bridegroom is the bride wore a formal leng- poms and candy striped ed from St. Joseph's hamas. son of Police Lieutenant th gown of peau satin carnations. Academy in St. Augus- and Mrs. William A. featuring a scoop neck- The bridesmaids' tine and attended Palm Recent guests of col. Brindle of Boca Raton. line appliqued with pearl frocks and flowers were Beach Junior College. and Mrs. Martin Korn The bride was graduat- ALL NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS studded re-embroidered identical to the maid of The b ridegroom also were Mrs. Korn's cou- ed from Seacrest High Alencon lace, and three honor. was graduated from St. sins, Mrs. Gale Harold School; Leon's Institute quarter length sleeves. For her daughter's Joseph's Academy and of Daytona, and Mr. and of Hairdressing in Stam- The long torso princess wedding, Mrs. Roadman is now in the Air Force Mrs. Lawrence Young of ford, Conn., and the Fort style bodice extended to * chose to wear an aqua stationed at Goldsboro, 3 DAYS ONLY Charleston, W.Va., who Lauderdale Beauty Aca- a bouffant skirt with an silk chiffon sheath dress N.C. :The couple will be were returning from a demy. appliqued front panel with a front draped panel at home there following two week vacation in The bridegroom was and a chapel train. Her skirt caught on the side a wedding trip to Miami Puerto Rico. graduated from Carlisle THURSDAY - FRIDAY • SATURDAY elbow length veil of silk with a self bow. she wore Beach. Recent weekendguests Military School in Bam- illusion was caught to a matching accessories, Out of town guests in- berg, S.C., and is cur- peau satin pillbox hat of the Korns were Profes- an aqua flower hat and cluded Mr. and Mrs. Felix sor and Mrs. James E. rently attending nuclear 9:30 A.M - 5:30 P.M. appliqued with lace and a corsage of white cym- Povia and son, Gene, St. school in Jacksonville pearl clusters. Branch of Coral Gables. bedium orchids. Augustine; Mr. and Mrs. Professor Branch is where the newlyweds are Reg. Price She carried a cascade Mrs. DuPont, mother of Victor Persons, Ft. chairman of the archi- now residing. of white roses and eucha- the bridegroom, chose to Lauderdale; Mrs. C.C. tectural department of ris lilies. ; wear a mink colored dress Vernon, and Eli Law- the University o-f Miami. Area Nurses to 237 DRESSES 11.95 to 50.00 The maid of honor wore with an embroidered lace rence, Keswick, Canada; a street length sheath top, a full skirt of silk Miss June Howard, Lon- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Attend Meeting 209 BLOUSES dress of scarlet moire crepe over taffeta, match- don, Canada; Mr. and 3.95 to 12.95 Fiscus have as their All professional nurses taffeta with three quar- ing accessories, and a Mrs. Frank Seward, and guests, Mr. and Mrs. ter length sleeves and corsage of white cymbedi- Miss Linda Bennett, all in the area are invited to 117 SKIRTS 6.95 to 17.95 Harry Irvine of Sharon, attend the first official featuring a bouffant over- um orchids. of Ft. Lauderdale; Mrs. Pa. skirt accented by a bow Immediately following George T- McCord, Timo- meeting tonight of Dis- 136 SHORTS 5.95 to 12.95 at the waistline. She the ceremony a luncheon thy Barrett Sr., Mr. and trict 40 at the Southeast Leaving recently for Tuberculosis Hospital in wore a matching pillbox buffet was given by the Mrs. Timothy Barrett Jr., their home in Port Arthur, hat with a short circular bride's mother at the and son James, New York; Lantana at 7:30 p.m. 79 SWIM SUITS 12.95 to 27.95 Ontario, were Mr. and The new district which Mrs. Gerald Smith, Boyn- Mrs. Lee Fogolin. ton Beach; Mrs. L.M. Vo- covers the area from the They have been the Broward County line north gel, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. guests of Mrs. Fogolin's In Dublin's Fcsir City Leo Sullivan, West Palm to the Palm Beach Canal parents, Dr. and Mrs. will meet the third Thurs- r Where the girls are so pretty Beach, and Mrs. C.C. Richard Trieber for the A GROUP of I first set my eyes on sweet Molly Malone Hans en, Chicago, 111. day of each month, ac- As she wheeled her wheelbarrow through streets past three weeks. cording to Miss Betty broad and narrow, Morgan, R.N., M.A., LINGERIE Crying, cockles and mussels! Alive, alive, oh! Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. Houseguests of Mr. president of District 40, Rice and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. H.B. Ebert are who spoke to a group of Off For The Irish and Near Irish W.K. Archer Sr. have as Mr. and Mrs. Herbert local nurses here last their guests this week, Winters and Mr. and Mrs. week. A Whole Shelf Full of Goodies from Ireland Mrs. R-U. Nicholas, John Fanbon, all of Me- PLUS Harry's sister, from San A special invitation has Candies and Cookies from France, Switzerland, dina, Ohio. been extended to all pro- HURRY WHILE SALE LASTS ! Italy, England, Denmark, Holland, Colombia, Belgium Antonio, Texas; Mr. The Eberts were hosts and Mrs. J. Frank Hud- fessional nurses in the to a dinner party Saturday area to attend, according ALL SALES ARE FINAL GIFTS GALORE - WE MAIL FOR YOU son, Mr. and Mrs. F.H.honoring their guests at Allan and Mrs. A.K. to MissAnnMaguire,R.N. . BOCA'S OLi RELIABLE the Boca Raton Hotel 101 E. ROYAL PALM ROAD Simpson, all of Kansas and Club. City, Mo. Miss June Howard of IN DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON Boca Fruit Shippers The guests will stay Guests of Mr. and Mrs. London, Canada, is the here a week enroute to Robert Bookmeyer are guest of Mrs. Gordon 151 S.E. 1st Ave.-(Opp. Kwik Chek)- Phone 395-4844 San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ness Raison of Boca Villas. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 5-7 p.m. THE ENVELOPE SLOT 24-Hour Depository. Safe and convenient. Our Trust Officer's Corner Simply make up your deposit as usual, drop into the special envelope slot of our Night INTANGIBLE TAXES Depository and a duplicate deposit slip will be sent to you the following business day. I understand these taxes are much higher We have special envelopes available for this in Florida than my home state - is this purpose. There is no charge for this service. true? We have a booklet published by the State of Florida comparing taxes. You will find that in addition to being known as "The Sunshine State" - Florida has the most favorable tax climate in the nation, the real reason why so many people of wealth FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY make it their permanent residence! Come in and get your copy - no obligation of Boca Raton - read it - then let us review the tax Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. benefits with you! HO E. Royal Palm Rd. Call 395-4420 Always FIRST in SERVICE NOW FIRST in TRUST ! 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 21.. 1963 Mrs. Peter C. Duborg, Defense Luncheon' Planned Delray Beach, CB 6-7720, Local Members Attend The Jonathan Dickin- SAR state chairman of or Mrs. Walter B. Jack- son Chapter, Daughters Americanism will be the son, Boynton Beach, of the American Revolu- second speaker. 9077. Husbands and Lake Worth Convention tion, will hold its annual Reservations can be guests may attend, mem- Boca Raton was repre- Friday afternoon, a "Defense Luncheon" at made until March 1 with hers said. sented at the 1963 Flor- "hospitality house," 1 p.m. March 8 at the ida South State conven- honoring the supreme Kentucky House, Delray tion of B.P.O. Does at president, was opened by Beach. RUG CLEANING Lake worth recently by the Boca Raton Drove. Mrs. Mary M. Davison, DOMESTIC - ORIENTAL seven members of the John Sheller, Paul New- West Palm Beach, author local 173 Drove. kirk, Austin Jordan, Fred of "The secret Govern- nmm RUG CLEANERS Local_ members were Perry, Gifford Pearson, ment of the United .610 N. E. 42nd. St. Bulah Sheller, Charlotte Sam Wentworth and States" and nationally- (one block west of Dixie Hwy.) Jordan, Vivian Perry, James sommers were co- known lecturer, will be Peggy Sommers, Sadie hosts of the affair and one of the speakers. POMPANO BEACH Wentworth, Marion Pear- escorted their respective John p. Lander, West WH 1-0803 or WH 1-4000 son and Ida Mae Newkirk. Does to the formal ban- Palm Beach, past presi- A-\#7 CASH &. Iola Pearson, supreme quet Friday evening cli- dent of the Palm Beach president, presided at the maxing the convention. chapter Sons of the 20% Off CARRY schools of instruction on The 1964 Florida South American Revolution and We invite you to visit our modern plant ritualistic and exemplary Convention will be held floor work put on by vari- at Tavanier, and the Mrs. Robert Drummond was elected president of the Debbie Rand Memorial Robertsons Host ous Droves in the South hostess Drove will be Service League Inc. at a trustee's meeting held Friday morning. Left to right n t*i®it@s and ccra_t Florida District. Florida Keys 117. The around the table were Mrs. John Weir, elected first vice president; Miss Kath- Cocktail Party Boca Raton Drove 173 Grand Lodge convention leen Dixson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Drummond; Mrs. Russell Gear, Org@ns received congratulations Mr. and Mrs. J.W. will be held in Los An- treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Fleming Jr., third vice president; and Mrs. Kenneth from the supreme presi- geles, California, in Robertson were hosts to dent for its presentation June. Higgins, recording. Not pictured was Mrs. P.J. Brannen Jr., second vice a cocktail party recently of the Coin March. Bulah Sheller, presi- president. in their Chatham Hills Election of state offi- dent of the local Drove home honoring Mr. and cers was held during the made the following com- Mrs. William Bell of Ta- LOWREY Henry F. Miller Friday session. Roma mittee appointments: Ida last Captaiisf koma Park, Md.; Mr. and ORGANS Dinsmore, Florida Keys Maye Newkirk, Peggy Mrs. Seddon Legg of Nan- Drove 117, was elected Sommers, Vivian Perry, Is Next Review tucket, Mass.; and Mrs. new state president; Ruth and Marion Pearson, ad- Lillian Shanahan of New up William Sieger, of Boca York. $595 Adams, Pompano Beach visory board; Charlotte Raton, will review "The WE TUNE PIANOS Drove 142, vice presi- Jordan, chairman audit- Guests included Mr. 503 N. E. 20th ST. PH. 395-4709 Last capitalist," by and Mrs. CD. Willard, dent; Edna Korn, Holly- ing committee; Betty Lee R.F. Mirvisch Wednes- WINFIELD SHOPPING CENTER BOCA RATON wood Drove 145, secre- Buser, courtesy; Bulah day, Feb. 27, at the Mr. . and Mrs. Glen Cal- tary; and Edith Baron, Sheller, relief; Vivian Boca Raton Library at vert, Mrs. Michael Harr- Lake Worth Drove 146, Perry, lapsation; Mary 1:30 p.m. ington, Miss Jane Harr- ington, Mr. and Mrs. Leo- treasurer. Alley, membership; A veteran of world Peggy Sommers of Josephine Chick, ju- nard Almond, Mrs, Doreen War I, Sieger is a retired Mussoni Mr. and Mrs. Boca Raton Drove 173 diciary; Ida Maye New- vice president of Bankers Puhiit Notke was appointed state his- kirk, publicity; Cathe- Joseph Hardy, Mr. and National Life Insurance Mrs. Sam McDonnell, torian. rine Harhay, benevolent; Company of Montclair, TO ALL REGISTERED Highlight of the clos- Dorothy Burke, good of .n^': N.J. He is past president Mrs. Kitty Gilmer, and Mrs. Ruth Giffen of Del- ing session was the ad- the order; Peggy Sommers, William Sieger will of the Montclair Rotary Mrs. Paul Cline re- DEMOCRATS of BOCA RATON ray Beach. dress by Iola Barnard entertainment; Vivian review "The Last Club, past director of viewed "With Law- It is important that South Palm stressing the need for all Perry, ways and means; Capitalist" at the Montclair Business As- rence of Arabia" by Marion Pearson, Drove Valentine Party Does to exemplify the Boca Raton Library sociation, and a former Lowell Thomas at the Beach County have a Representative basic principles of the forum; Charlotte Jordan, member of the Sales Exe- Boca Raton Library house committee; Sadie next Wednesday at Honors Guest in Tallahassee. Therefore, I urge that order, loyalty, love, cutive Club and Life In- yesterday afternoon. charity and patriotism. Wentworth, telephone. 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Michael Harring- all registered Democrats come out surance Management Bu- This was her second reau. ton was hostess recently and vote. Mrs. Cooper is review in the February to a luncheon with a At present he is active series offered by the Valentine Day theme in in the Art Guild of Boca For a lovelier p... Honored at Tea library each Wednesday her home honoring her TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 Raton, serving as the co- houseguest, Mrs. CM. i For Your Next PHONE ordinating chairman of at 1:30 p.m. ^f Appointment 395-2449 Mrs. Amy Cooper was (Lillian) Shannahan. honored at a tea given the Koni sculpture exhibit The ladies are sisters. ROBERT F. DAY at her home by Mrs. Alex now on view at the Art Winners Listed Other guests included Guild Building. Candidate for J Zimmermacher Sunday Three winners were Miss Jane Harrington, FRED POLAND 5TH AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA celebrating the honoree's Sieger is also a volun- listed this week for the Mrs. Kathryn Willard, STATE REPRESENTATIVE OWNER BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 76th birthday. teer worker at the li- Royal Oak Hills Bridge Mrs. Doris Almond, Mrs. Guests attending were brary. Association. Doreen Musson, Mrs. Zoe Group 4 Miss June Howard, His review is the last They were Mrs. R.B. Hardy; Mrs. Dorothy Koar (South Palm Beach County) Manufacturers "%E SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Mrs. Gordon Raison, Mrs. of series which has been Johnson, F.J. Sieghardt and Mrs. Ethel Vonmorro, Charles Ravera, Mrs.Ruth presented each Wednes- and C.S. McDorman. both of Ridgewood, N.J. Pd. Po]. Adv. NEON CARDS Colebank, Mrs. Margaret day at the library at PAINTED PAPEB Hinch, Mrs. Samuel Matt- 1:30 p.m. hews, Mrs. Florence Law- *§S-___Sh_. A jti£fo£§KA son, WiSlards Host Miss Ruth Laws on, Mrs. w Agnes Orell, Mrs. Warren Party at Home DIAL DIAL Donnell, Mr. and Mrs.Mr. and Mrs. CD. Gene Huron and child- 395-1633 60 IN. Dixie 395-1633 ("Jess and Kitty") Wil- ren; Mr. and Mrs. Norman lard were hosts to a cock- Denny, Mr. and Mrstai. l party in their home Registration now being taken at Frank Lowery, Mr. andSaturday night for a Mrs. Thomas Jamison, group of friends. J. C MITCHELL SCHOOL and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson. Among the guests were for a course entitled Mrs. Michael Harrington "UNDERSTANDING THE STOCK MARKET" and her houseguest, Jimmy Morris Has Mrs. CM. shannahan, offered under the auspices of the ADULT & VETERAN EDUCATION DEPT. of Palm Beach County Schools. Miss Jane Harrington, Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Joseph INSTRUCTOR: OLlVKU F. CHAMBERS, JR. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. „ „ . ,. REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE Jimmy Morris, son of George Holdsworth, and Mr. and Mrs. James Mor- Six weeks — 12 hrs. instruction _ .. ~n Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Starting Feb. 21, 1963 cHj.JuL.Aix3c3&t J-C MITCHELLS SONS INSURANCE COUNSELORS ESTASL1SHEP 1923 Assets Over $57 Million 901 South Federal Highway. MAIN OFTICE: ZOO LAKE AV6., LAKE WORTH BOYNTON BEACH 4 R. E. Branch, President M. Z. Wertz, Vice Pres. Mgr, KENHIGGINS 22 S. F®d. Call 395-4711 B!LL M!TCHELL Thursday, February 21, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Robert Dawson Performs New Cable Link Completed With University Circus Between Florida, Jamaica Completion of a new of a 128 simultaneous Robert Dawson, son of the alumni and the par- underseas cable from calls — more than any Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Daw- ents of the students of. Florida to Jamaica was ocean cable used today. son of Boca Raton, will Florida state Univer- announced this week.by AT&T's Long Lines be featured as one of the sity. outstanding performers the Long Lines Depart- Department said the cable Elaborate plans are ment, AT&T Company, would provide high-quali- in the 1963 version of under way by the student Florida State Univer- its subsidiary, Trans- ty circuits between the body to make this the ocean i c o mmunications, U.S. and Jamaica. Later, sity's "plying High Cir- most enjoyable Family cus." Incorporated, and Cable it will serve as the main Week-end possible. The and Wireless/West In- artery of an "all-cable" He is a true example of show will be held in the network planned for the fact that circus dies/Ltd. huge new Big Top tent. The cable ship, Alert, Central and south stars are the result of Fraternity and sorority America points. Exten- many long hours of hard houses and dormitories arrived at a point in Kingston, Jamaica, after sion of the cable from work and perserverance. will be decorated with a Jamaica to the Canal It is probably an actual circus theme, and. many placing an 850-mile tele- phone cable across the Zone is scheduled for fact that he has spent other campus organiza- early spring. more hours perfecting tions are entering into ocean floor. The Alert is anchored in Bull Bay off Telephone service be- his acts in the show dur- the festivities for the tween the U.S. and Ja- ing the time that he has entertainment of every- Kingston, and cablemen are placing the shore-end maica was first provided been a member of the one. Tickets for any per- in 1963 over a single troupe than has any mem- formance are available cable which will be THAT5 RIGHT, A D02EN ROS€S TO THE" LITTLE spliced to the completed radio telephone circuit. ber of any other athletic by writing to the F.S.U. Today, there are 11 radio ReD-HEN>££> WAITRESS AT MAX'S 6£AMERy team spent on his particu- Circus, Tallahassee, deep-sea section. Tele- phone service over the telephone circuits hand- WHO MAK6S m fWAKFAST EVERy r40RNlM$" lar sport. Florida. ling some 50,000 calls Bob has been with the new cable will be estab- lished shortly. annually. show for two years with Cepf. WiShif® special acts on the This latest cable sys- We Wire Flowers Hanging Perch Pole, a tem uses a single cable Personals On Destroyer of a new armorless type member of the Skating Alford P. O'Hara of Whirlwinds, and a Quar- This happy member of the younger set around and rigid repeaters re- Navy Captain Drewery cently developed by Bell New York City arrived tette Adagio Team. R. Wilhite, son of Mrs, Boccs Raton Florist, Inc. town is Craig, 18-month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Telephone Laboratories. recently to be the guest Bob will appear in the Paula J. -wilhite of 1290 John Mitchell of 398 N.E. Fifth Street, goca Raton. of col. and'Mrs. Sydney 200 S. Fed.Hwy. Phone 395-1944 Spanish River rd.,; Boca The new $14 million F.S.U. "Home Show," -Colony Studio system has the capacity Lucas. two hour extravaganza Raton, is serving aboard packed full of thrills the guided missile de- and laughs, during the stroyer USS Towers, Men Gardeners to week of March 5th through which was part of the the 9th in Tallahassee. combined force of 20 Hear Jim Warnke There will be two spe- ships engaged in Exer- cial performances on cise Saddle Blanket The Boca Raton Men's Saturday, March 9, for early in February off the Garden Club, meeting coast of Southern Cali- Monday Feb. 25 at 7:30 Sun and Surf Club fornia. p.m. at the Recreation The five-day exercise, Center on West Palmetto Expands Facilities held from Feb. ;4 through Road, will hear sugges- Feb. .8, dealt mainly with tions and hints for new- Expanded health fa- anti-submarine warfare comers and present resi- cilities, including steam training. The operation dents of this area with rooms and sauna bath centered around a fast Tespect to the proper Some Things are being added to the carrier striking force, landscaping of their new Sun and surf Club with its wide range of homes. here less than two detection and strike ca- The speaker will be Belong in a weeks after opening, pabilities. James Warnke of the according to announce- Cruisers, destroyers, Boca Raton Nursery And ment this week by club submarines, and logis- Garden Supply, Inc., Fine Setting... manager, Dick Lumsden. tics ships also were en- whose, subject will be The need to remain gaged in the operation. "The Proper Approach to competitive with similar The exercise came under Landscaping Your Home memb ership clubs through- the operational command in Florida." You and your family do ... and so does your new home. out Palm Beach and of commander First This will be followed Broward counties was Fleet. by the showing of two Here, in the heart of Boca Raton, Florida's finest residential city . cited by Lumsden as sound films: "Roots reason for the early ex- Mr. and Mrs. William And All," describing convenient to all its many facilities and luxuries ... the perfect setting pansion. H. Kay of Royal Oak how garden weeds can for your perfect way of life. Also announced by Hills have had as their be eliminated, and "The Lumsden were: guests, their son. Frank- Sun Goes North," the Here, in Camino Gardens ... a world apart, entered through a private, Revised membership lin, his wife, Patricia, story of Florida Citrus rates of $400 yearly in- and their son, Michael. from planting to process- seven-acre botanical garden — its own scenic lake and island, laced with cluding golf privileges; They have been visit- ing. . paths and footbridges. $275 without golf; $300 ing here for three weeks for six-month golf mem- and left this week for Library to Close If you appreciate the finest in tropical living, purchase NOW— reserve your berships, from either their home in Cleveland, May 15 or December 15; Ohio. The Boca Raton Li- homesite—build your customized home now or anytime within a year. $200 for six-month mem- brary will be closed all berships without golf Mrs. Thomas Giles Sr. day Friday in observance privileges; and has as her guests her of Washington's birth- Appointment as club son-in-law and daughter, day. valet of James Curtis, Mr. and' Mrs. Raymond A "George Washing- for 42 years head maitre Devereaux of Springfield, ton" exhibit will be on d' at the Sheraton-Kim- 111. display this week at the ball in Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Devereaux is the library. The Sun and Surf club former Eleanor Giles, of A milk glass exhibit is located on Route A1A Boca Raton. will be on display start- just north of Palmetto Also houseguests of ing Monday, Feb. 25, for Park Road. Facilities in- Mrs. Giles are Mr. and two weeks. The exhibit clude a nine-hole ocean- Mrs. ; Carl Lundquist of is from the collection of front golf course. Ogden Dunes, Ind. Mrs. Clarence Kent. by: W.P. BEBOUT According to surveys, Americans manage to lose more than $700 mil- lion in cash yearly. Aside from free spending the BARRINGTON proclivities, some W2 mil- lion fellow citizens lost Perfectly in tune with the gracious Camino Gardens sums of cash averaging way of life is this brilliant home! Privacy is the keynote, $75 each. Of this butter- from the fully-enclosed pool terrace to the luxurious fingered number, over master bedroom suite, with its full-marble bath and one million lost $200 or private dressing room . . . One of six outstanding 2 more, which isn't to be and 3-bedroom exhibit homes, priced from #24,500 to IT'S A KNOCK-OUT 1 sneezed at. 5540,000; slightly higher on waterfront. According to the ex- Yes, STANDARD SUPPLY & LUM- perts, men and women BER's low-cost, top grade Zonolite are equally adept at los- Insulation is a real winner! It combats ing the green stuff, but Summer's heat, Winter's chilly winds women were three times . . . keeps your home even-temperatured as proficient at losing it all year long. Stop in this week. We'll while shopping. ••.*> advise you about the type of insulation When it comes to sav- that's right for your home. ing money on insurance, this isn't too difficult a chore at W.P. BEBOUT. This isn't "bargain- Install Your Insulation basement" coverage' of dubious reliability, how- Yourself and SAVE $ $ $ W. PALM ever. By carefully tailor- BEACH ing the best of coverage GAMINO FT, LAUDF.RDALE to your specific needs, GARDENS We'll Show You How ! you get the most for less than you* might A imagine at W.P. BEBOUT, SUNSHINE STATE PARKWAY 701 N. Federal Highway. in the heart of Phone 395-4334. Visit the distinguished homes of Camino Gardens IUUUUUUUUUUU BOCA RATON THUS WEEK'S HOUSE- . . . located 2 blocks west of U. S. 1 on Camino TANDARD Real; or turn east Gl/% miles from Boca Raton HOLD HINT: If you're tired of eggs fried, exit of Sunshine Parkway. SUPPLY & LUMBER CO. scrambled, boiled and shirred, here's some- POWDRELL "TOOLS • HARDWARE »PAINT'LUMBER ( thing new: Try baking in ND ALEXANDE COMMUNITY scooped out ripe toma- (Traded, American Stock Exchange) 172 N.W.13& STREET • PU^ 395 -3203 toes. 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 21, 1963 Lenten Services Are First Methodist to Planned at St. Paul Hear Rev. Gil! Sun. The Lenten season at "Doing the Best St. Paul Lutheran Church, Things in the Worst will be ushered in by a Times" will be the special Ash Wednesday sermon topic of the Rev. service which will in- Dan M. Gill Sunday at clude .the celebration of First Methodist Church. Holy Communion. Friday at 6:30 p.m., a This service will begin "Dixie Dinnah"' will be at 7:30 p.m. next Wednes- held at the church. This day. Mid-week services Southern fried chicken will be conducted at St. dinner is sponsored by Paul every Wednesday the senior High Metho- evening during Lent. dist Youth Fellowship. Sunday the Rev. Eu- Donations will help pay gene O. Krug will preach their expenses when on "I Corinthians 13." they go to see the Pas- sion Play at Lake This chapter is the Epis- Philadelphia's student nurses didn't pass up a church invitation during tle lesson appointed for Wales this Spring. Dona- § tions are $1.50 for their recent six-day "dream vacation" as guests of the City of West Palm this Sunday, known as Beach. Four of them attended the Calvary Baptist Church last Sunday and Quinauagesima Sunday adults and .75 for child- Members of St. Paul Lutheran Church participated in the recent "Mission ren. were greeted at the door by Rev. Philip C. Houseman. Girls, {i. to r.) are (meaning within fifty Fair" in Fort Lauderdale. Among the local women who aided the project days of Easter). were, from left, Mrs. Lester Benson, Mrs. Quin Jungemann and Mrs. Eskild Patsy Robinson, Georgianna Rauch, Nancy Pierson, and Elizabeth Porter. ; Sunday school begins at St. Gregory's Plans Bondesen. The booth illustrated mission activity in Nassau, Hawaii and A fifth nurse trainee, Mary Pyck, attended Catholic services. Rev. House- 9:15 a.m. "Blind Barti- Pancake Supper the Philippines. man lives at 425 N.E. 32nd St. in Boca Raton. • maeus" is the lesson to The Men's Club of St. be studied in the child- Gregory's Episcopal Calvary Baptist to Trinity Reformed to Of 2,058,749 cords ren's department. Pre- Series Continues at Rev. Weber to Speak Special Service at Church will serve a pan- End Revival Sunday Hear Rev. Hoffman pulpwood production in senting the illustrated cake supper Feb. 26 from Advent Lutheran At Moravian Church First Presbyterian Florida in one year, 95' The Revival Crusade "The Worth of a Man's story' to the group will 6 p.m. through 8 p.m. At Advent Lutheran The Rev. Christian D. "What's So Superior per cent was pine. Re- at Calvary Baptist Work'' will be the morn- be Mrs. .Eskild Bondesen, Proceeds are to be used Church, the Rev. William Weber, pastor, will preach About Christianity?" mainder was hardwood. visual aids director for H. Deutschmann will on "When All Is Done, will be the topic of the Church of North Pom- ing sermon given by the for bishop's discretion- Rev. Vernon Hoffman, at St. paul Sunday school. continue preaching a se- What Then?" at the 11 sermon to be delivered pano will conclude with ary fund and St. Gregory's services at regular times the 10:45 a.m. service at PUBLIC NOTICE ries of sermons based on a.m. service Sunday at by the Rev. Albert G. building fund. this Sunday. the Trinity Reformed NOTICE is hereby given Rev. Simpson Will The last recordings of the Ten Commandments. the Boca Raton Moravian Shiphorst at First Pres- that the undersigned, -under Evangelist and Mrs. Church. the provisions of Section the Rev. Alan Whitte- This Sunday's sermon Church. byterian Church Sunday. 867.09, Florida Statutes 1957, Preside at Service Richard Meyers of Saltil- At 7 p.m. he will preach more will be presented is titled "Time For A church nursery is Service of ordination Will register with the Circuit Sunday at Community lo, Pennsylvania, have on "The Cost of seeing Court, in and for Palm Beach as a part of the Lenten God?" Services are held provided during the and installation of newly County, Florida, upon receipt Presbyterian Church in been leading the church Jesus." mid-week services at St. each Sunday morning at 8 church service, and Sun- elected elders, deacons, of proof of publication of this Deerfield Beach there in this special series of Monday, Feb. 25, at notice, the fictitious name to- Gregory's. These ser- and 10:30 a.m. Sunday day School is held at trustees and financial wit: will be two services at meetings. They have pre- 6:30 p.m. there will be a vices will begin at 7:30 Church School meets at 9:45 a.m. officers will be conduct- 9:30 and 11 a.m. with the sented a musicalprogram Men's Brotherhood dinner WILLIAMS JMEDICAL p.m. , each Wednesday 9:15 a.m. Wednesday night at ed by the pastor at the PHARMACY Rev. Thomas J. Simpson at the church, The pro- evening during Lent and Wednesday, Feb. 27, is 7:30 p.m. the church will 11:15 a.m. service. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers will 8SS South Federal Hwy. presiding, and the Rev. gram will consist of a Weir Plaza Bldg. will be followed by an in- Ash Wednesday, which hold a special Ash Wed- Sunday evening at appear during the Sunday Boca Raton, Fla, Arland V. Briggs using talk and slides given by quirer's class in the marks the beginning of nesday service and will 7:30 p.m. the Westmin- school hour at 9:45 and as his sermon subject Monroe Smith of Deerfield and that the party interested in parish hall. Lent. . Services wijl be continue Wednesday night ster Fellowship will will have charge of ser- said business is as follows "A Door in Heaven." Junior High on his work held each Wednesday services throughout the meet in the church. vices at 11 a.m. and Arnold O. Williams This theme is in keep- in Nigeria last summer evening at 7:30 p.m. On season of Lent. Monday at 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Dated: February 11th, 1963 ing with the World Day of Rev. Stinson Will with the U.S. Peace Ash Wednesday the sac- the second officer's Prayer which will be ob- Continue Series Corps. Publish: February 14, 21, 28, rament ofHoly Communion training session will be Full Program Planned served March 1. The mu- Rev. H.E. Stinson will and March ?th, 19 63. will be celebrated. Luncheon Sunday at held in the church. sic for both services will continue his series of six At Bibletown Sat. Meetings for the week Tuesday at 8 p.m. be under the direction of sermons on "Christian Church of Open Door A full program has include: Saturday, 8:45 the Couple's Club will Elliott Alexander, organ- Conduct" Sunday at the "The Meaning of the been planned for the PUBLIC NOTICES a.m., first year Confirma- meet in the church. ist-director who will be 10:45 a.m. service at Transfiguration of Jesus Sacred Concert Satur- PUBLIC NOTICE tion class; Monday, 7 Junior Choir rehearsal assisted by the Youth and First Christian Church Christ" will be Rev. day and the Musical CITY OF BOCA RATON p.m.. Boy Scout Troop will be held in the church Sanctuary Choirs. here. Albert L. Eastman's Vespers Sunday at Bible- February 1, 1963 307; Monday, 7:30 p.m., at 7 p.m. Wednesday, and Sunday school classes Nursery facilities are sermon as Quinquage- town, U.S.A. ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR PAVING S.W. 3RD AVENUE FROM all committees meet at the Echo and Vesper will meet from 9:30 to available for children sima or Transfiguration Featured performers at APPROXIMATELY S.W. STH STREET TO APPROXIMATE- the University Bowl choirs at 7:30 p.m. LY S.W. STH STREET; PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION NO. 10:30. three and under at all Sunday is observed at both occasions will in- 14-62. meeting room; Tuesday, Thursday, Feb. ; 28, at services. the Church of the Open clude members of the 9 p.m., church fellowship Door Sunday at the 11 2 p.m. - Circle 2 will company of "Aunt Ber- Contract Amount. . $4,140.32 Trinity bowling; Wednesday, 3:45 a.m. service. meet in the home of tha's Children's Bible Engineering . : . . . 207.00 p.m., second year Confir- Immediately following Mrs. Charles w. Hunts- Hour," including the Total ...... $4,347.32 Reformed mation class; Wednesday, the morning service a man, 1353 S.W. 4th St. teenage singing group, UNIVERSAL^ Church 6:30 p.m., Youth Choir light buffet luncheon Friday, March 1, at 4 "The Three Nieces." Description Owner Fro nt ag e Amount rehearsal; Wednesday, will be served all those p.m. will mark the start Also scheduled are: NOW in Our NEW 7:30 p.m.. Ash Wednes- of the mastor's annual SE'/4 of SWWof NEW City 661.57' $2,173.66 attending as new mem- The Musical Macaulays, Sec. 30-47-43 Air-Conditioned day Communion service; Communicant's Class BOCA RAIOH bers recently received Dorothy and Howard SWV4 of SEVi of NEVi 20th St. Indust Center, 661.57' $2,173.66 SANCTUARY Wednesday, 8:45 p.m., (Church Membership) for S.E. 2nd Court are accorded an official Marsh, and-baritone solo- Sec. 30-47-43 Inc. Church Choir rehearsal. young people. The class FELLOWSHIP S.E. 8th Terrace public welcome. ist, Fague Springman. Totals 1,323.14' $4,347.32 Deerfield Beach will meet once each week Conference Room At 9:45 a.m. "Sunday Bible . conference ses- Cost per front foot - $3.28 -t- 1 School Award Day" will until Palm Sunday. Time of Sunday School 'Mind Is Topic For sions at Bibletown this Submitted by: S.' Alfred E. Amsler be observed as awards of succeeding meetings University Bowl Christian Scientists. week have featured lec- Alfred E. Amsler 9:30 A.M. are presented to those will be decided at the tures by Dr. Gerald B. City Engineer The lesson-sermon first session. Morning Worship who have attended and Stanton and Dr. Lehman APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Church Service subject Sunday for the 11 served faithfully. Norman Friday at 8 p.m. Se- Strauss. Dr. Strauss will BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, on the Bth day of February, 1963. 10:45 A.M. a.m. service of the Chris- Hopkins, the Sunday nior choir rehearsal will ATTEST: speak at 7:30 tonight in S/ J acob Heidt S/ John R. Brandt SUNDAY tian Science society at School superintendent, be held in the church. Evening Worship the last of the evening Jacob Heldt, City Clerk John R7 Brandt,~Mayor the chamber of Com- announces that a program Tonight at 7:30 p.m. lectures. Morning ses- b 10:30 AM. 7:00 P.M. merce building will be of special music has the pastor's study group The City Commission of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, at a sions will feature Dr. Regular Meeting held on the 8th day of February, 1963, approved For Information The Rev. Vemon Hoffman "Mind." been arranged, including will meet in the church. Strauss at 9:15 a.m. and the above Engineer's Assessment Roll aid has ordered a PUB- m CaJ] 395-1688 Pastor Sunday School meets the Chapel Choir, a male Dr. Stanton at 10:30 both LIC HEARIKG held thereon at 7:30 P.M., on February 26th, Dr. Strauss to Teach 1963, at the City Hall. at 9:30 a.m. Nursery fa- quartet and other musical today and Friday. Jacob Heidt ^^ cilities are available at specialities. Adult Bible Class Jacob Heidt, City Clerk FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 10:45 a.m. at the First "What Is the Chris- Dr. Lehman Strauss will Publish: Feb. 14th and 21 st, 1963 Furnish Proof of Publication 625 N. E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan" M. Gill Federal Savings and tian's Place in Poli- teach the adult Bible TWO WORSHIP SERVICES Loan Assn. building. tics?" will be the 7:30 class at Community Community 8:45 A.M. and 11 A.M. Wednesday services are p.m. sermon of Pastor Church of Boca Raton at 8 p.m. at the Chamber Eastman. Sunday at 9:45 a.m. in Church Church School 9:45 A.M. Building. the assembly room of the « Sermon: administration building of Boca Raton $h@p And "Doing the Best Things in the Worst Times" at Bibletown, U.S.A. N. W. 4th. Ave. BOCA mm mmm CHURCH Dr. Strauss is pastor (Neighborhood Protestant Church) Air Conditioned of the Highland Park at 6th. St. 2 S.W. 12th Avenue Baptist Church in De- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 Worship 11:00 A.M. troit, Mich. 162 \¥. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida The morning worship Rev. William Towery, pastor Me REYNOLD'S Lenten Service - Wed., 7:30 P.M. .service, which convenes SUNDAY SERVICES at 11 a.m., will feature Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Christian D. Weber, Minister music by the Community Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. "A Protestant Denomination Since 1457" Church Choir and Bible- Evening Worship 7:15 P.M. town musicians, as well Wednesday Evening as a sermon by Ira Lee Carpets Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. Eshleman. "The Southern Baptist Church in Boca Raton mporary L^eation - Art G ui 1 d Wednesday evening a prayer and praise ser- vice will be held in the S20 N. Dixie Mwy. Boca Raton educational building and Firs! Christian Church COMFURLY AIR-COHDmONTO FOR TOUR COMFORT ,360 N.E. 25tfo Terrace, Boca Raton the Christian Setvice Bible School 9:45 a.m. Brigade, Pioneer Girls Ira Lee Eshlewan, Minister Morning service 10:45 a.m. and Jet Cadets will Bible Commentator Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. Resident Basrqrat^U^ meet. Reuben L. Anderson, Pastor Evening service 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Mid-week Wednesday service 7;30 p.m. ; A Church ^ffh^ Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Come and Hear the Gospel preached ^©BF 9:0 a.m. Sunclays - 1420 KC Attend" the Church of Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. NEW AUTO H.E. STINSON, Minister |^LOD>8:30f.m, Sundays- 980^0 Your Choice Sunday Friendly, Fvangelical Financing HP 1-8194 KATE St. Gregory's Episcopal Church Call 395-4420 LUTHERAN for your NEXT 245 E. BOCA RATON RI). CHURCHES BOCA RATON of Boc a Raton NEW CAR New Car LOAN RATE Rev. R. Bruce Ryan, Rector ADVENT ST. PAUL $4.50 PER UNPAID MONTHS HUNDRED- THE A.L.C MISSOURI SYNOD BAL. 24 30 36 Schedule of Services N.E. 4th Ave. at 50thSt. PER ANNUM i- ;,.i---\ V-V.V. '• -W.j-- 701W. Palmetto Pk.Rd. 1,700 78.92 ' Just off U.S. 1 64.84 55.48 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 1,000 85.21 72.47 liiiiiiES SUNDAYS SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 62.01 WORSHIP 10:30 2,100 "97.50 80.10 68.54 7:40 a.m. Matins WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 Pre-School Nursery 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG, Pastor 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 9:00 a.m. Family Eucharist and Pastor Office 395-0433 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 Sunday School Phone 395-3632 Parsonage 395--1939 11:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist and Sermon (1st and 3rd Sundays of each month) Air Con REMODELING Adds Needed and electric air conditioning Valuable Space When TWO COMFORTS IN ONE Planned by a Specialist with fiameiess electric year-round Add to your present home — Florida Room ® FamJfy Room ® Bedroom » Bath * Carporte • Garage « Patio. 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Super Sport and Spyder equipment optional' at extra cost.) year-round Electric Air-Conditioning —a thrifty bargain in total comfort. available. Phone 395-1445 A.M. or P.M. See four entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer's Showroom See your electric appliance dealer or air conditioning contractor now. today for a FREE estimate. ...ITS CHEAPER. TOO! sedated guilders ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 246 South Federal Highway Delray Beach CRestwood 6-5241 HELPItfO BUILD FLORIDA 461 N.E. 44 ST., BOCA RATON, PHONE 395-1445 DIVISION OF JACKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 21, 1963 Nabisco's Family Favorite Fig Newtons !£ 37* 4$ Famous Sanka Brand \(\. Instant Coffee °£ *139 i V^^^r Capt. Kirt Canned Cat Food 4S.49' Sunshine Combination Sale! HONEY GRAHAMS (I-lb.) ****» HYDROX COOKIES (Mb.) for Swift's Super-Refined WHERE Jewel Oil Swift's Ox Brand SHOPPING Peanut Butter 'ST 39* IS A Swift's (with meat bails) Spaghetti 3 ?«"' PLEASURE Pink Lotion Liquid Detergent Lux Liquid ""49* Low-Sudsing (reg. $2.39) Dash Detergent ™*e $199 • down produce lune Swift's Sale! Asst'd. Sherbet or $ Crisp Kentucky-Wonder Ice Cream • • 6 PC • • Pole Beans »> Green Giant Whole Kernel Firm California Iceberg C Lettuce 2 hds. 35* Niblets Corn 3 ^ 49 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU Juicy Sun-Kist Green Giant (limit 3 please) C SAT. FEB. 23, 1963! Lemons <*<>*. 49* Green Peas 3 ^ 49 Crisp Red York Betty Crocker White, Yellow, Devils Food Apples r9 49* Cake Mixes 3 *•- $1. Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit Fruit Drink. 44:;r $1. F&P Halves in Syrup - Bartlett Pears 5^ $1. Cherry-Ho Red Sour Pitted Pie Cherries 2 r. 49 Pillsbury's Stick Style or Pie Crust Mix 2 » 39 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT.-INSPECTED - TENDER - AGED HEAVY-WESTERN BEEF Chuck Roast • - 49€ Boston Cut Roast... ••>. 59C Either End Pork Loin C dairy specials Sirloin Steak »> 99 Roast lb. Fleischmann's Corn Oil ( (half or whole loin, 45c Ib) Margarine ...... «tn. Sweet or Buttermilk Style Club Steaks.. "> 99 r Pillsbury Biscuits 4 e :S; 39c Kraft's Philadelphia 5c-Off T-Bone Steak «>. 99* Dirr's Gold Seal Sliced Cream Cheese ... 8;C 34c Tasty Cheddar Longhorn Cheese ?" 65c Round Steak 89 Kraft's Brick or Muenster Short Ribs. ..»> 39' Bacon .... 39 Sliced Cheese ... t"C 37c (Limit 1 per customer W/purchases of $5 or more) frozen foods Ground Beef .">• 39* Lloyd Harris' Coconut mm Black Hawk Hickory Smoked Boneless Custard Pie '*£ 49c ¥R FREE Pictsweet Frozen Mix STAMPS STAMPS Rath Dainties ,, 69' Stew Vegetables . £J 49c with this coupe!) and purchase od with this coupon and purchase ofi Fresh, Meaty Pork Seabrook Farms Fraxen ATLAS-AIRE ELECTRIC HEATER PORK LOIN ROAST Creamed Spinach '"£• 29c either end . . ib. 39c WHILE $Q95 Spare Ribs * 39' Stouffer's (with meat) half or whole . Ib. 45c LASTI Eflch (Expires Sat., Feb. 23, 1963) Famous Orange-Band (Expires Sat., Feb. 23, 1963) Spaghetti Sauce . "C 59c Herman Wieners Swanson's Chicken, Beef, Turkey ,„. 49* Meat Pies 4 £: 99c FBI! Parkerhouse or Cioverleof STAMPS dm®mm STAMPS fresh seafoods" Morton's Rolls ... "C 29c and purchase of: with thii coupon mi purchas* oh SWIFT'S PREMIUM ASST'D COLD CUTS Small White \G SAUSAGE (bologna, spiced lunch., liver-loaf) 3 a 87* Pearl Shrimp »>. F" (Expires Sat., Feb. 23, 1963) Delicious Fresh Haddock Fillets » 59' (Afelcome FREE FREE Fresh-Caught1 i&fHGREEN STAMPS &®%m STAMPS Tasty Mackerel lb 29' Florida *•& this coupon and purchase oh with this couoon and purchase of: HERMAN'S CHIPPED TURKEY, WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF 99c Visitors HAM or SPICY BEEF OR MORE IK OUR 4% 3-0%. OC^$ FRESH SEAFOODS DEPARTMENT (Expires Sat., Fab. 23, 1963) (Expires Sat- Vcb. 23- 19G3) FREE I *S.«*:GREEN STAMPS 5th. Aw. PLAZA FREE FREE with this coupon and purchase of: U.S. Highway 1 and 5th. Ave. $5.00 OR MORE, LIMIT ONE .GMEM STAMPS $&mGREEN STAMPS PER CUSTOMER, PLEASE! Boca Raton, Ha. with this coupon and purchase od with thi» coupon and purchau nil JERGEN'S LOTION Good From Vero Beach Gleeisi Tooth Paste (8c off pack) (with free purse-sizs flacon) thru Miami only . . . Palm Aire Shopping Center family 6-oi. CQ size **y 4. tax (Expires Sat., Feb. 23, 1963) 272 S. Federal Highway (Expires Sat., F*t>, 33, 1963) Deerfield Beach, Ha,