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Vol. 3 No. 5 Boca Raton, Florida December 20, 1957 iTurkey Shoot Third Annual Hospital ^Begins at 10 A.M The annual fireman's tur- key shoot will be held Sun- Ball ToBe HeldTonight day, Dec. 22, from 10 a.m. until dark at the rifle range1 The third annual Hospi- a3 preiv.de to the superb, on north A1A. tal Ball to benefit Bethesda world-famous cuisine of the Each year they hold the Memorial Hospital will be BOCEI Raton Club and dan- turkey shoot to benefit the held tanight in the recent- cing to the music of Allen Children's Christmas party ly re-decorated Patio Royale Holmes and hin Club orches- of the Boca Raton Club. tra from 8:30 to 1:30 a.m. After Santa visits Sanborn Square and delivers his The gala sirfair, sponsored Emphasis has been placed on dancing in response to packages, he then goes to by the" Gulfatream Hospital Pearl City to see the child- Association and usually held many requests from sociali- tes in the Palm Beach - Bro- ren and present gifts to in. February, was moved up them. to December to provide a ward County area who are already planning to attend. Tickets may be obtained glittering social event for the from any-fireman, holiday season. According to tradition, the CHRISTMAS STORY Ball will be a dinner dance. The wire's are strung with colored lights, Ball-goers will enjoy a cock- Iliey. mil he burning now for many nights, tail hour beginning at 7:30 SANTA VISITS THE FIRST GRAJ>E at Boca School To tell us its the time of year Wednesday. Pictured here are members of Mrs. Edna When hearts should be filled with Christmas cheer. Giganti's class. — Photo bv Margaret Olsson. Lighting Awards To How many think back to the ages old, When the days and the nights were frosty and cold; BeGiven at Party No colored lights bedecked the streets, No flowery cards sent out to greet Christmas Parties And Fun Awards will be presented The friends . . . But an event so great to winners of the Christmas Happened ... A story that would make In Every Class at School lighting contest, sponsored History thru the years to come, by the Chamber of Com- For this day God sent to us his son. The bright and shining calling out Merry Chrii merce Christmas Eve during Have you told the children how it came about, the Fireman's annual party jewel of the school year is and Happy New Year This Christmas season? the Christmas holiday. With too, felt that feeling of for the children of Boca Ra- Or do they believe it is just a game I ton. the exuberance of child- ago, time being eterntu, played without serious reason. hood, the elementary child- is the celebrating of the birt Greetings will be extend- Tell them how Mary and Joseph one cold day ed by Fire Chief Lough- ren have been planning of the Christ child. Journeyed to Bethlehem, but could find no place to stay. their Christmas classroom The children, faculty, ar ery. He will then introduce A resting place they found, at last, in a stable £ Maypr John L. Shores, who parties. Each class had its PTA extend best wisher - Among the cattle; Here Mary was able individual party, with the a Happy Holiday to al will welcome everyone to To rest. There seemed no other way. the affair. guidance of room mothers our friends and neighbo So in a manger bedded with hay and faculty. Every child was Boca Raton. The municipal band, un- Our little Lord Jesus was born Christmas Day. positive their room was dec- der the direction of C. W. The wise men and shepherds watch from afar, orated the prettiest. O. Phillip Azzolina, will play Saw bright in the Heavens, Bethlehem's star. Arthur Burton Christmas music. Games and refreshments The angels were singing with happy voice were joyfully planned and Sentenced Fat Fred Jungbluth, chairman Telling the glad tidings - - bidding all to rejoice. prepared. Committee's ga- of the C. of C. lighting con- As a boy, Jesus entered the Temple and taught lore, tree and ornaments, re- Land SwindU test will then announce the Loving kindness - - Many good deeds He wrought. freshments, games, decora- Investor Arthur But. •winners' names. As a man, Jesus would counsel and guide tions, gifts piled high. You was sentenced Friday The teen-age chorus will His disciples and others beside. name it, they had it. Lauderdale to serve 1. sing, led by John Hager af- He walked on the waters and at His will (Very few thoughts about nths in prison for attert ter which a quartet featur- The rough seas subsided when He said "Peace, be still." reading, "riting, 'rithmetic. to steal a land title ing Dr. William Maxfield, He healed the lame, the halt and the blind, have to face further t Paul Kendig, Harold Selleck Finally, Wednesday, De- He taught forgiveness, to be loving and kind. cember 18, was a reality. in Palm Beach Countj and George Moser will! By wicked men He was seized and crucified, result of months of sle round out the program. Gales of laughter were heard Upon an old wooden cross He suffered and died. through the halls parties by Mrs, Renee Oates, < To our Readers: He died that all of us might live, were in full swing, in the of a Boca Raton policenu. Your editor, Bea Landry, Is it not meant that we should give midst of the excitement San- Mrs! Oates stated shetrac Prayerful thought to our Savior so willing to die ta Claus arrived with a gift ed down the original owner is at home and will be happy her lot, which is located c to,have you call. She is do- To preserve the lives of you and I? for each and every one. Merry Christmas to all. May Bethlehem's star shine bright Royal Palm Way to a manwl ing fine and hopes to soon Classes resume Thursday, had abandoned the- "proper! be back on the job, And rich blessings from Heaven be yours January 2, 1958, but in the Christmas N" h , twenty-five years ago. Sti Margaret Olsson, minds of the school children Continued on Page 4 Acting editor. —Kathryn C. Shattuck. that's next year. As they left Friday Dec. 20. THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Dec. 20, 1957 Mr. arid Mrs. Ted Sieleiti. nie-ce Miss Carolee Hobbs Mr, and Mrs. Edmund A. 90 have returned from Shaker and C.H, Charlton of San Blowers, N.E. Spanish Trail Have You Paid j Students On Seacrest Heights, Ohio when* they Francisco, Calif, PERSONALLY SPEAKING will have as their guests for attended the weddinp, of their Dr. and Mrs. Willard Machle, | Tom attends the Darlington the holidays, their daughter Sr., are enjoying a Thanks- ; School for 3oys in Rome.Ga,, Mary Martha, of New York For Your Seais? Honor Roll This Period City and Mrs. Blower's TO FIHD? NO? HEii! giving and Christmas visit !while Steve is with the US mother, Mrs. Clinton Shafer river 90 students won on Nesheim, Judith Oravis, Susan from their son, and daughter- I Army Command Management Sr. of Jacksonville, Fla. Reminders are being mailed the honor roll at Seacrest Faulkner, Lois Harver, Linda Dewars © Black & White ® J. Walker Red in-law (Bill, Jr. and Ardie). ;School at Ft. Belvoir, Vs. to a number of ;'oca Raton Hi1.";!i School for the past six- Dr. Machle, Jr. has just corn- Krme, Sandra Kir ton, Gwenda Haig & Haig Pinch ® Chivas Regal (12 Years) people who have presumably weeks period, according to Love, Marcia filler and Kay After opening their home forgotten or misplaced ttreir Principal Robert Fulton. r!ike. Virginia Gentleman ® Harvey's Bristol Cream and a four weeks- stay, Dr. original Christinas Seal Girls outnumbered the boys, Awarded honors were Leon- and Mrs. James R. Connolly ' p FULL LINE OF DECANTERS AND GIFT WRAPS letters sent a month ago, 27 to 17, for "hi£h honors" ard rancif. Muettner, Don have left for their home in according to Fred O. Oick- and 11 to 15 on the "honor" \rthur nietric.'i, David Allen Pleasant Ridge, Michigan. inson, Jr., County Seal Sale list. Gnrbrick, Tilly \'obert George, They plan to return to Flor- chairman of the Palm leach "eceiving hi^H honors Martin '•Mwnrd Lockard, Dick SO Proof esta about the mid die of County Tuberculosis and were: Ninth ."'.rndo, \llon 'V, Pool, Lois Jeanne Con- January to remain until May. , Health Association, Schneffer, Jimfs Thompson., stant, Oeblue Kane, Jo DIXIE BELLE A luncheon honoring Mrs. Ira Lee Esfrleman was given DRIFTWOOD CLUB Posting returns on the Karen \nn Mia! in, Terry Lynn Pringle, Nancy Rllen Pitz by Mrs. V. E. Doonan (left foreground) guests were Jerry DiGennare, nephew , individual's record cards hns Carver, Patricia \nne Irndy^ and Marlene Susanna Seiler; j PHILADELPHIA GIN Mrs. C. Tatham, Miss Alice Pabst, Mrs. Neil Macaulay, of Daniel Andrews of N. E.; been interrupted temporarily "!;irie \nnette Machek, Ina tenth grade, Charles Tyler 6th St. left yesterday by pi ane to allo'v the staff and volun- Mrs, W. Loveless, Mrs. Virginia Sundberg, Mrs. Eshle- Sue "fi'vjs, Lauree '-'nibara Hurt, David Cobin, Bill James Full Quart 39 man, Mrs. Wes Auger, Mrs. William Rediger, Mrs, for New York City where he ' teers to process the reminders. Roberf and Cecilia Jean will spend the Christmas Tloherty, Kugene Zeigel, FIFTH James Humphrey and Miss Sally Humphrey. Open Daily 12 Noon Dickinson said that if a Scott and Patricia Temple Thomas 'Poland Gilliland, 3 • 7 m holidays. Jerry is a student person has sent in his contri- Snovv; tenth, Pnul ^.shletnanj 'Richard Davis Jurkowski and at Seac rest High School and bution during the past several •ffiffi-K 499 John McNab, J nines \. T'aher, Kerinit Shoaf, Susan Jane Mrs. EshlemanCelebrates Birthday will return to Boca in time Dinner 5 p.m. to 1O.3O days and should receive a 'Iruce C. '.iyers, Albert Mich- Bogle, Barbara Butts, Pat- for the new school year. reminder next week, it is ael rjhillips, Merry Richard- ricia Ann 'iddinger, Sophia BIG DISCOUNTS BY THE CASE Mrs. Ira Lee Eshleman was ess. A fashion show and art Charley Davy extends a because of the interruption son Oory Michael 'A/ebb and \nn Frey, Teena Julie Kal- honored by Mrs. V.E. Doonan exhibit were also enjoyed by Merry Christmas and Happy 100 Nationally the luncheon guests. of posting rather than due to Mervin John 'Vetherley; Rrenda ashnikoff, Sinda Jane Smith, I.W. PROOF at a surprise birthday buffet New Year to his many friends error or lost mail. Those who Joyce Clanton, Patricia Joan 'Barbara Spiegel; eleventh Famous Monday at the Sun Cove Restr- Those entertained by Mrs.in Soca Raton. Charley is in have sent a request for extra Cornn, Betty Louise Culley, grade, Norman IJnrau, Myrtle aurant at Deerfield Beach. ; Doonan included Mrs. Wendell Holy Cross Hospital. ON THE OCiAN Christmas Seals with their Linda Lee Frasier, r1iane Benson, "^iane Constant, HARPER SCOTCH The guests included members Loveless, Mrs. C, Ernest Tom and Steve "sons of Mr. contribution should repeat Bottled In and wives of the Boca Raton • Tatham, Mrs. Wes Auger, Mrs. Pogers. Melba Jean Taylor; Maxine 'wans, Joan Gibbons, and Mrs. George D. Harris, Phone 8518 BOCA RATON the request on a postal card Sally Van .Sweden and William Gwen Gillaspy., Sally Ireland, Bond Choice of 2 Bible Conference staff. Mrs. Virginia Sundberg, Mrs. Wil-Bermuda Square are spending or. telephone Temple 21753, Eshleman, who is the wife of ; liam Rediger, Mrs. George Malier. Evelyn Jorriaon, Elizabeth FINE the holidays with their 'iar- Dickinson said. Eleventh 'jrade, Joe Clark, Vlinoer, Patricia Richardson, KENTUCKY the Conference president, was ' Sand, Miss Alice Pabst, Mrs. ents. The total of the 51st annual presented with a clock rndio j Neil Macaulay, Mrs. James George Hoefer4 Charles Mary Louise Spiegel, .Jac- BOURBON BRANDS Christmas Seal Sale at the Trieste, Judith Mien, Sharon queline Voris; twelfth grade, for as a gift from the group and an!Humphrey and Miss Sally orchid corsage from the host- Humphrey. end of the fourth week is Jones, Lynn Lamont, Marilyn -Man )limber, James Charles- $14.00 $£95 525,187.11. ^oca Raton's \)uillen and Laura Lee 'Vood; 'vorth, Maxine Oubois, Sherry FRIENDLY GIVING FIFTH 99 total is $585.00 twelfth, Nick Carter, Thomas Kincli, Joyce Smith and '"'arr, Terry "^rvin, Norman Sandra Wilson. FIFTH BONDED *r.D INSURED SOCA RATON 8583 Women's Association-to 4 Held Bake Sale OPEN 7 DAYS KREUSCHER CONSTRUCTION The Women's Assn. of the 9 TO 9 DAILY First Presbyterian Church General Builder will hold a bake sale Sat- SUNDAYS NYLON TRICOT PANTIE New- and Remodeling - Dry Wa// Finishing urday morning at 9:30, De- ITO6 Free Estimating cember 2 1. The sale will .be A pantie of the highest in the new Boca Ray Jewelry Shop, opposite the Post Of- UQU01S quality which is perfect DATELINERS THAT STOP ARL KREUSCHER BOCA RATON 3763 N.W.-4TH AVENUE fice on Boca Raton Rd. Cove Shopping Center Deerfield Beach for someone special. The TRAFFIC UNDER THE MISTLETOE ! Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. PHONE 5514 front is made entirely of ' Amsler and family are leaving Party Pretties Designed For Your FREE DELIVERY black lace lined with ROADMAN'S Dec. 21 for Ponce, Puerto Holiday Season Of Enchanted Nights i Hi co to spend t he holidays ICE CUBES red 30 denier nylon The Little Department Store W/'fri The Big Fashion Bargains j with Mr; and Mrs. Charles PORTABLE BAR j Yauch, Mrs. Amsler's par- trfcot. The back and ents. Rr Your Party crotch are made of SHOP AT luxurious black 30 denier nylon trico+. Elasticized A WHOLE STOREFUL OF LEWIS BROTHERS legs are trimmed vvith black nylon Val lace. CHRISTMAS Sizes: 4-5-6-7 Color: Black over Red Price SUGGESTIONS $2.98

BLACK & DECKER COMBINATION POWER DRILL AND SAW SETS Regular $45.00 V«lue Q "7 i Others 20% Off List Price .O / For All The Family Next To Post Office In Boca Raton LADY SUNBEAM ELECTRIC Hair Dryer Controlled Heat NYLON TRICOT Regular $24.9.1 BABY DOLL PAJAMA RIGHT: Modern living demands SUNBEAM ELECTRIC A float of silk organza ... plain for BLANKET modern design for sleep- wear. This youthful the camisole top, metallic little Baby Doll pajama Lurex striped for the full swishing $35.87 of nylon tricot sports skirt. Completly taffeta lined. ruching at the yoke and Electric Sander at the bottom of the Sizes 5 to 15. No. 44 Black & Decker, skirt. professional size Orbil $24.98 Kitchen Utensils To "Jitterbug." Rest taker- Panties are full cut with elasticized Everything offer old paint and PATIO FURNITURE You Need varnish. legs. Washes in a minute, d.r.ies LEFT: For gorgeous $41.87 quickly and is the last word Golden printed cotton-and silk Christmas STRONG, LIGHT ALUMINUM Lighting Sizes: S - M - L in comfort. skirt whirls below a rayon FLOYD A. NEERING FRAMES. PLASTIC WEBBING inside the EVEN MAJOR ITEMS Colors: Blue, Red crepe bodice with pull-through IN DECORATOR COLORS. house and out CAN BE LAST-MINUTE & Champagne organza scarf. Fully lined STACK CHAIRS, CHAISES - WHEN YOU SHOP AT- BEAUTY SALON Price $5.98 with rayon taffeta. Sizes 7 to 15. JUSTINE C. NrzERING $24.98 UNUSUAL GIFTS IEWIS BROTHERS From other Carole King juniors from 8 I ().9«» 48 N.F. FIRST AVE. "HOME OF 40 FAMOUS BRANDS" Just East of Boca Raton Post Office as advertised in SEVENTEEN PHONE 9402 and see our Ph. Boo» 9403 Free Puking

''i Help Avoid Tragedy f> Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulton family. Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Friday Dec. 20, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 Editorial Page have arrived from Southbury, Rogers and son of Yonkers, N< Yl C~onn., for the winter, they Regatta Sunday 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Dec. 20, 1957 Fires at Christmas Time UM6 in PSr,la Mar< Mrs« H-M- Moore of Colum- Mr. anclMrs. Charles Dodge bus, Ohio, is visiting with By BEATRICE LANDRY have as their guests for the her cousin, Mrs. Francis B. At Boca Club It is the night before When you bring, the tree holidays their daughter and Swooe of N, E. 12th Street. Christmas . . . inside, cut the butt slant- The Boca Raton Club will In a time of joy and reverence for the birth of the Christ Continued from Page 1 But not everyone sleeps. wise to open the pores, then sponsor the first annual Child, there is so much cause for personal joyous celebration. In fire stations there's an stand it in a tub of water or Invitational Christmas Re- The phone rings and a friendly voice sounds out a cheerful purchased the lot from Burton j ; f uneasy tension. moist earth. getta on Lake Boca Raton, hello and the warmth of the thoughtfulness lasts for hours, I a r o Sunday. I tfcids ot homes a"d aPart' place, stove, television set, there will be many sails tack- a ments or electric bulbs. you' Mry jo bosb swil visitl bse anwaitind sayg s fo"don'r yotu worry," when you're ready duplex buildingt esh loe wat Ths have i are carelessly and un- ing about Lake Boca attempt- cause t 'o me my work i s not a jjob, "ita i sgif at dafoyr peacfillede witof'rainh plead -be-inbang k erectequestioned ond ththee lot validit. Thye [ gerouwittingls yfir convertee traps d— mt regardo dan- Never use untreated paper ing to win the perpetual sure of meeting friends, and making new ones. I meet such of Mrs, Oates' deed, pointing less of warnings by fire de- ornaments or untreated cot- I- trophy established by the ;„•„—,.*:__ -ii_..i-x.-._ . . - - • fascinating ' officials and safe- ton batting or gauze for dec- Boca Raton Club for Pram of his companies, had obtain- oration. Cotton and gauze class crafts. Bruce Forbes Jr., publisher of Forbes Maaazine and comm- As an added feature to So very much do I have —bless you one and all. Merry •ed title to the property in Two years ago fires oh can be made flame-resistive odore of the Boca Raton Yacht Club, Presents Stuart L. Moore, Christmas - God bless youand peace to all men of good will 1956 from a man who hadn't Christmas Eve killed 23 per- by dipping in a gallon of Boca's first regatta, Dorothy President of Boca Raton Properties a new cannon ttlat will be Steiner Miss Florida, will and may you have a reverant celebration, and a happy day, been seen in Boca Raton in sons, most of them children, water mixed with nine oun- fired every evening when the flag is lowered'al the Boca Yacht ces be crowned regatta queen I am blessed, undeservedly but gratefully. Some day, it will more than 25 years. and in the four-day week °f borax and four oun HOLIDAY Basin. Forbes and his wife were recent visitors to the hotel be my turn to give what has been so graciously given to me The title to the lot was ces and will present the trophies. end last year took the lives °f boric acid. GREETINGS and will be returning again in January. Chairman of the regatta and that I shall enjoy. insured,' but the insurance of 54. Use only electric lights, Neighbors come in and offer their tim e and efforts. Could committee is Bruce Forbes, cornp any informed Mrs. Oates This year, for instance, never candles. Be sure, too, anyone have more cause for j oy? that there was no evidence triat Jr., commodore of the Boca the nation's fire losses may h wirei s are in goog d con- Raton Yacht Club, the title was bad, and it was well be over a billion dol- "My. Daily Prayer" up to heh r tof find the original ! dition and _bear the UL IarS | the death toll cIose to mark renoting Underwrit- Lord, keep me working, keep me fit, owner of the lot and find out ; 1 0,800, according to the Na- er s Laboratories, Inc., which Dom J albert was honored if he had really sold the lot ; p; U i . shows theb y have been tested at a birthday and pre-Christ- At windows I don't want to sit. tional Board of re nc er ave been tested mas party given by the Jal- to Burton s Companyk the iwritera _ Over 300,000 fires, for safetyy. Frayed electric Watching my fellows hurry by Great Southern Land and , h Nat.Qnal fi d d , bert's at their Riviera home Let me stay busy till I die. Title Co. I . .« , cords are a fire hazard. this week. P,lorethan 30 guests A need to serve, a task to do With the help of Gladys j were m the home. helped them celebrate. - - ' Among fire victims at Let me each morning rise anew Dixon, a local real, estate saleswom an, Mrs. Oates set Christmas time a year ago Eager and glad that I can bear about trying to locate Newton, were a mother and four R. Jay and Lorraine Kraeer "Save The Only Eyes My portion of the morning's care. after months of searchingg sh hee . children in Merriden, Conn.j anr! the staff of trie FROM ALL OF US AT You Will Ever Have" Although I walk at a slower pace, received an anomyous letter j £ree brothers in Allagash Let rae still meet life face to face. from Chicago which said i Plantation, Me.; three sleep- This is my prayer as time goes by. i Newton could be foundfod in a i ing children in Great Fall, iiill KRAEER FUNERAL HOME OR. P. A. MC RILL small town in Central Florida. Mont, j two small children in Let me keep busy till I die. Amen. \ Finally locating Newton he Phenix City, Ala.; a sleep- Optometrist told her he had abandoned the ing mother and five children The Above was submitted by Bea Landry. '_lots when he left Boca Raton ! in Ironwood, Mich. 127 BOCA RATON RD. after the real estate bust and You can save your life and Letters "thought they had been sold you can prevent fires by ob- REMUS HO ME FOR for taxes. He stated he diHn't j serving the following sug- BOCA RATON To The Editor East Coast Co., Iiic PHONE 9498 FLORIDA CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS know Arthur Burton and had jges tions offered at this time To the Editor: Dudley Remus will be able never sold the lots to him or jb y tfa National Board; We think the people in to see himself on his home anyone else. | The Christmas tree is a po- Boca Raton are the friend- television set, when Chan- Mrs. Oates has turned this jtentia l foe hazard and cau^ liest ever. Recently Mr, nel I 0 shows "'Land Rush," ti should be taken in ts ...have Donati was seriously ill in a Kin Tin Tin film, released ^pfiro^n^^ i rt , . i - i Palm Beach and hopes to| flection placement m the-, Holy Cross Hospital and in by Columbia tomorrow ho e and need of blood, A plea for ih recoveance companr fromy the $5,00title 0insur she- | £ ' , maintenance. blood was placed in the Remus, who has the role i paipaid \ foforr ,ththe lo lot t ^an dt oto * "rfe i- "-n.rla ^yone sare. Ther,_ er beye Wi choosinwilU lb beg 3a0 Boca News. The kind people of clerk-porter in the oic- '• ?urchase the Property from New. million on the market. here donated their blood ture, arrived home this week ' ton. Keep the tree outdoors Yours? and took me back and forth* from Hollywood, Calif., to until ready to set it up. to the hospital. spend the holidays with his While it's outdoors, occa- We just want everyone to parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Farm Loss sionally throw water over it, know how much we appre-' Remus, S.E, Second St. That will keep it moist and ciate all they have done for fresh. Attend Church Sunday us. He recently completed a role in "Hell Raiders," to be 50 Per Cent Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni J: released by American Inter- Area farmers lost about Donati, N.E. 6th Boca Villa national Pictures. 50 per cent of their bean crop as a result of freezing temperatures last week, and all is cairn with according to J. C. Wellbrock, Sincere thanks for your patronage during the produce broker. prayers for a peaceful He said that between 25 • past year. We hope we may serve you as well To All. May Peace And Joy Be and40per cen t of the peppers, another large crop here were earth and love be- Yours On This Glorious Day Of in the New Year. Merry Christmas! Days. Most Sincerely, destroyed. Losses to farmers of this YOUR EDITOR, BEATRICE LANDRY area were not as severe as tween fellowmen, Our in some other localities. Stop by anrj Farmers may expect higher get your f ree prayers are with you prices for their shipments as copy of the a consequence. Boca Raton News Vicor Car Record The temperature fell to 28 Expense Book for a wonderful Published on Friday degrees early Thursday and •—from members of the remained there for seven And Calendar E. Palmetto Park Road hours in some sections, f Iome- For'58 Christmas season. fi , » no answer phone 6-5274 owners, who left their sprink- 600 North Federal Robert L and Lora S, Britt.. Publishers lers running all night or POLICE DEPARTMENT Beatrice Landry, Editor turned them on early in the Helen Murphy, Office Manager morning as a protective mea- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA sure, found the water turned Day Phone Night Phone Subscription Rates: 1 year, $3.00; 2 years, $5.00 to ice. In several places, Entorod an second cla freezing occured after 7 a.m. W. Hugh Brown, Chief 4411 4646 .1 Boca Ra(on, F and icicles still hung from tropic plants and trees as Paul Sellers, Sergeant Eugene Lynch The Boca Ratcn News is a hometown paper serv- ing the people of the town. Support of it by ad- late as 9:30 a. m. W. A. Brindle Charles Jcjhnsoni vertising and contributions of news copy will help The annual Christmas pro- Louis F. Perrault gram for parents at Rluinosa John F. Lunger the paper grew, which in tyrrt will help the commu- Charles A. McCutcheon SCOBEE FUNERAL HOME nity grow. School was cancelled "Wed- Norman ElHngworth nesday due to the predicted AND DELRAY CREMATORIUM cold weather for the following day. BOB & JOHN^S TgW SERVJCENTER Boynton Beach - Delray Beach - Boca Roton \JOoJ Friday Dec 20, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS % 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Dec. 20, 1957 Rubber Stamps Safety advice from Florida DR, THOMAS M. SHOAF Million Dollars For Schools Highway Patrol Comdr. H. Made to Order N. Kirkman: "Don't hang For Quick Service Optometrist '<•'. The County School Board ized, Watkins said, but added trouble on the Christmas tree made plans last Friday to use that lie "hoped all projects in for your family. " OH 5211 204 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Beach Phone CR 6-6672 a million dollars in state issue could be completed matching funds to off-set a | million dollar plus rise in ' construction costs, and in- structed architects to com- The Right To Our Friends and Customers - N plete building plans previously 1 cut by lack of funds. Christmas ! Supt. Howell L. Watkins 1 estimated that the board would Gi! WE WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY J to thank you for tho warm reception we j be more than a million dollars have received since opsning our lands , shy of completing the projects in Pompano Beach. in the first wave of the local Wo shall constantly strive to Improve MRS ELEANOR BEBOUT, president of the~BPw'with school bond issue -$6,900,000 our Jac'Uitios and services to prdvido the new club members, left to right front row: Miss Con- of the $10,900,000 in the you with a wholesome atmosphere and hie Moore, Mrs. Joan Koen, Mrs. Rose Marie Ruther- TACKLE total bond issue. Available SEATED AT THE PRESIDENT'S TABLE at the Lions the beet in bowling pleasure. ford, Mrs. Bert Klehm. Back row: Miss Shirley Rediger, i from state.funds voted by the Tenth Annual Christmas party held at the Driftwood To you, our eld Irientjs and many ; FOR HIM now friends, we wish a very Merry I Mrs. Clare Weaver, Mrs. Juanita Schmidt, Mrs. Isabelle i 1957 Legislature will be Club were; left to right, Carl Douglas, Mrs. Douglas, Christmas and httft wishes ior tho New MacWilliarns and Mrs. Pe§ Melvin. Not pictured, Mrs. ! $571,.00O for this year, and Mrs. William Maxfield, Dr. Maxfield, Mrs. Max Hutkin, Year. Rennee Vaillencourt — Photo by Margaret Olsson. i roughly the sa.me amount next Mr. Hutkin, president of the Lion's Club, Mrs. Frank Sincerely, I year or $1,142,000 in all. is no problem Firer and Mr. Firer. — Photo by Margaret Olsson. j Using a State Department of TJicmss P. Manikas 'Education plan called "over- of all -I I y©u Mrs. Helen Manikaa ( BPW Club Holds ! m atching" the board voted • Lions 10th Annual Nick P. Christos j last Friday to designate four com® to Peter T. Manika*. Candlelight Ceremonies j projects from the first bond I issue wave to match next right lace Christmas Party Monday The second annual Christ- The musical program which j year,s state funds, Boynton as party of the Business consisted of organ, piano and Beach 'Junior High School, It's Our Main Business The tenth annual Ladies' pnstfdent of the Lions gave C Professional Women's vocal selections was under Boca Raton School, West night and Christmas party ran address of welcome to all Club was held at St. Gregory's the direction of Mrs. Eshle- Riviera School and Forest SpJaning gear, plugs and spoons, trolling rods and reels, Episcopal church last Friday fresh water fly and baitrcasting stuff, surf casting — if was held at the Driftwood attending, while Carl Douglas man. Hill High School. It's all Greek to you, come on over and we'll talk United Club Monday night. Members gave the invocation. POMPANO LANES night. Refreshments were served States and make sense with an experienced, reliable, ad- accompanied by their wives An impressive candle light A schedule for spending the The orchestra was under / PHONE by the hostesses, visory service In the purchase of tackle for all sport fish- and guests gathered for dinner the direction of Philip Azz- 3200 NOHTH. FEDERAL HIVHWAV cerern ony conducted by the $1,142, 000 is yet to be final- im*. and an evening of dancing. olina. / 7-WE 3-6213 POMPAMO BEACH ^>fficers and charter members Two free passes all day on the fishing pier with eveiy pur- Carol:? were sung and the brought nine new members in chase of rod and reel, any type or price. singers -.•rete accompanied by the club. Mrs. Carl Oouglas at the Guest speaker for the eve- Open Till 10 P.M. piano. inning was the Director of Chairman for the party 'vas ^District 8, Mrs. Helen Speed, DEERFIELD BEACH FISHING PIER Fred Jun^bluth. Max Mutkin. who explained the background Flo's Wove Shop "Dusty" and John Seely of the BPW organization. in Charge Christmas gifts for the girls next door to Post Office 1 at the Industrial Girls School Deerfjeld Beach PHONE 5993 at Ocala were brought by the members. Christmas music by a trio |fc»lrs. Viola Eshleman, Mrs. Alice Pabst was presented. CBBIS! ««flP —-~"—' ^ KEEIER'S GIGANTIC ANNIVERSARY SALE! Mrs. Caulfield Has Party Sun Mrs. Florence Caulfield of Boca Villas w as tendered a birthday party at her home ONLY 3 MORE DAYS Sunday. Dinner was served and a birthday cake was Thursday — Friday — Saturday Slighted. Among her guests were: Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and their son David of Lauderdale, jvjr. and Mrs, Paul Bergin of Wilton Manors,. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Fogg of Margate and their son and daughter, Dana and Nancy, Mrs. Glenn Clements of Los SORRY, our workroom is up to its ears Angeles, Calif, and her son in Christmas orders —- Just CAN'T fill Py and Mr. and Mrs. Ed another one. Berlin of Boca Villas. Mrs. Caulfield received But, many gifts. We CAN promise delivery immediately thereafter, and give you a Dr. Lindsay Drapery Certificate to Rotary Speaker hang on your Christmas tree. then choose Dr. Sam Lindsay of New your Insurance York was guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon Before you buy insurance Wednesday at the Sun Cove he sure you tiavi a i_ofnpe Restaurant. tent, Independent agent to Dr. Lindsay is a prominent Custom-made guide you. That's the best Chattaqua speaker and app- DRAPERIES — eared at the Lake Placid Clul way to get a protection BETTER ABLE TO SERVE YOUR COMPLETE BANKING NEEDS a gift worth waiting for. program that fits your in New York State. reeds. ... So choose your The Rotary Anne's were agent before you choose also guests at this Christmas your insurance. It's safer program. that way — and thrifty too! F BOCA RATON. ® CRUSHED ROCK © ROAD ROCK MerryChristmas SAVINGS W.P. BEBOUT @ STABILIZER CHECKING Everyone INSURANCE SAFE DEPOSIT m FILL DIRT LOANS North Side of Royal Palm Shopping Plaza © TOP DRESSING AGENCY & MARL ft 701 >. Federal SAMPLE ROCK CO Cove Center Deerfieiql Beach J'llOIK1 Pompano Beach Sample Rd. W. of SAL S62I or 9336 MEMBER OF FEt-tAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Phone 7-3-1554 When Possible, House Trailer 7THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Pec. 20, 1957 Mall in Afternoon Manufacturer # CitizenshipHonor Roll Friday Dec. 20, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 Postmaster Donald McDer- D.D.Gardner mott said that the rush hours Plans Plant r TEEN at the Post Office are early Named By Principal Dies Suddenly morning, lunch time and near J . A. Roy, of the Roy Craft Coach Co. manufacturers of The Citizenship Honor smith, Danny Mowbray, D wi ght DeWitt Gardner, TALK closing hours in the late after- Roll for the 7th & 8th Roy Vrchota, Neil Bates, noon. house trailers, met with 59, .620 S. Ocean Blvd., died city manager William H. grades, as announced by jerry Strimbu, Neil Will- suddenl y early Tuesday by Deanna Baker He suggested that persons iams, Nancy Janes, Dana POMPANO PET such as housewives and any- Lamb, city engineer Amsler Principal Paul Matwiy, is morni us at Holy C r oss Hosp - We had our monthly meet- and Otto Yark to discuss as follows: Mucci, Judy Shryock, Hea- ital. He came here two weeks PAHADISi one who is able to do so, ther Andrews, Sushi Boro- ing Tuesday. The meeting plan to do their mailing at the problems which arise 8th grade - Francis Baltz, ago from Columbus, Ohio, & Doggie •was opened with the Bible when a new industry moaes Joseph Borozny, David Gar- zny, Arlene Brittain, Nan- where he was an industrial any other time of the day rath- cy Tarayos, Elizabeth Web- engi neer and vice president Beauty Shop reading prayer and pledge er than al the above mention- in. * rett, William Haynes, Phil- to the flae, by Janice Veal. Roy purchased ei ght een lip Hillegass, Kerry K.oen, ster. of the Commercial Motor ed times; The postmaster Freight. We appointed a commit- emphasized that often the ac res of land over a year Brad Leggett, Diane Angell, 6th grade - Sherry But- tee to decorate the building. ago north of N. W. 4CflL Joanna Brown, Patricia- cher, Judith Herrin, Linda Gardner was a member of mailer can save many minutes Kinsman Lodge F&AM 32nd They are Pat Eddinger, Ja- and perhaps up to a half hour According to Mr. Yark there Campbell, Bonnie Eshleman, Lambert, Jane Bibeau, Dar- is every indication that Gale Krissta, Sally Mercer, lene Joy Macaulay, Dianne degree m ason and member of Specializing nice Munyer, Pat Motzer, or an hour by avoiding the Aladdin Shrine, all in Col- Pee Wee Southards and Billy crowded hours at the parcel fifty-thousand square feet Sharon O'Neill, Sherry Munyer, Mark Sellick, Jack POODIIS of buildings will be started Owers, Judy Plungis, Tom- Criswell, McLean Smith, umbus. Eubank. Anyone willing to post windows during the Survivors include his wife COCKERS decorate, come to the cen- Christmas season and taking within the next sixty days olyn Tarayos, Barbara Tro- Carol Gutman, Patricia Roy has had thirty years Young. E st her; son 'Robert W. Who i s ter anytime Thursday. advantage of the late morning cho, Maurice Vaillancourt. in the Air Force at Fairbanks, of experience in the codfiri 7th grade - Ronald Cox, 5 th grade - Maureen Fox, Teentown will not be hours and those in mid-after- fcarle Robbing Alaska; a sister, Mrs. W.B. open on Christmas Eve. noon building line. William Goldsmith, Mikel Joyce Coyle, Jean Hewey, W. P. Bebout, Sr. Arne, of Spokane, Washing- The combination Christ- Hudson, Louis Lanflish, Kathy Kleiner, Mollie Lin- ton. Rem ains were sent Wed- Danny Mowbray, Joel Rick- ton, Lynn Smith, Sally Ann mas - New Year's party will nesday be Kraeer Funeral 230 N. Federal be Thursday, December 26. BC Realtors Hold etts, Peter Schmidt, Roy Tarayos, Pamela Hopkins, Hom'e of Boca Ratbn to Col- Pompano 7.WE3-7626 Boys must year a ahirt and THER AFTER 27 YEARS are Jesse M. Everett, Kindergarten and EMvate School^ Installation Rites Vrchota, Heather Andrews, Betty Manning, Sydney umbus tor services and'burial. coat. Girls must wear a Susan Borozny, Arlene Brit- Pool, Linda St. John, Diane Boca .Raton and his three sisters. (1 to r) Mrs. Nell Pat- By The Fully Licensed and Insured H.T. (Dutch) Shulenberger, dress-up dress. The admis- ton of Wellsville, Kansas, Mrs. Frank Averill of Fort Hour tain, Elizabetr Harvey, E- Crowell, Peter Kay, Richard sion is to have your new 35* Kindergarten 9 to 12 Miami attorney was guest laine Higby, Nancy Janes, McMahon. Dennis Tofano, Lauderdale, and Mrs. D. N. Averill of Miami. with mid-morning snack speaker at the installation membership cards. You must —Photo by Margaret Olsson. Ann Jernigan, Judy Shryock, Dennis Eshleman, Steven have your new cards by the banquet of the Boca Raton Nancy Tara)'os, Linda Zim- Briggs, Robert Haynes, Mi-. $11.SO p®r month f» Board of Realtors last Thurs- first of the year. Out-of- Phone ALL DAY PROGRAM mermacher. chael Gaston, Larry Worth- town guests may get in on Everett Family day evening at the Boca Raton ington. a? s >"% c\ Ages 3 to 6 with midmoming Club. Principal Paul Matwiy an- your card. More than one nounced the Honor Roll for gueat will cost fifty cents. 5529 snack and hot lunch Earl J. Robbins was install- ReunionHeld $40 per month ed as president, I. Mario the Boca Raton School as Lou Montgomery, Scout- The time is from 8-12 p.m. JUANA ROAD BOCA RATON PARK follows: Everyone is to bring a Petruzel'li vice president and master of Troop 327 formerly A family reunion Sunday Oryal E. Hadley secretary 8th grade - Francis Bahz, toop 27 said today that the "crazy" gift, not costing brought together the remain- Danny Butcher, David Gar- more than fifty-cents. treasurer. Boy Scouts did not wish to ing members of the Everett Directors for the coming rett, Mark Tofano, Diane sell Christmas trees this The refreshment commit- family. Attending the dinner Mm® TM$ A year are W.P. Bebout, .Sr., Angell, Janet Baker, Joanna year sine-- they have been in- tee consists of Janice Veal, party were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse past president and Harley Brown, Maurine Vaillan- active all summer. He urges Pat Eddinger and Sue Fred- M. Everett of Boca Raton 4 SPILT • D. Gates. court, the public to buy their trees erick., Working on the dec- formerly of Hixson, Tenn., 7th grade - William Gold- from the Jaycees. oration committee for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Averill of 0 MILK Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs. Nell Home Burns, dance are Pat and Perry Man's home robbed. Frank, Jim Warmke, George Patton of Wellsville, Kansas, Krautwald, Laurel Strom, and Mr. and Mrs. D.N. Averill Heartbreaking. $2/500 Damage of Miami. Crying over spilt milk. The three room home of Carole Carew and Diane Bi- The D.N. Averill's were ROD AND REEL beau. See us before too late. Mrs. Mary Frances Wright, The LION'S CLUB former Boca residents having Pearl City burned last Thurs- Pee Wee Stouthard, Ter- lived here in the '30s, while Hartford Burglary Insurance. HIS LORDSHIP Jewelry day afternoon. Firemen from ry Munyer, Bill and Jim Mr. Averill was valet at the You need it. NOW. the city along with two .trucks of BOCA RATON Maher, and Mike Steele are Boca Raton Club, a position SKIS AND SKI ROPE from the air-base battled the on the painting committee. he held for a number of years. flames to prevent the firft They should be at the cen- Others present were Miss from spreading, ter at 10:00 Saurday morn- Mary Ann Olsson, Mr. and SPERRY Top Sider Shoes The house was occupied ing. Mrs. John Olsson and John by Mary Wright, her daughter Olsson Jr. and three year old grand- Wm daughter. DUK-IT ASHTRAY 50 Attend Garden Club The tot was rescued by her mother minutes before the Club Luncheon Christmas Sale— COMPASS-BAROMETER -SPEEDOMETER walls collapsed, ... . Christmas arrangemen t s DAY According to reports, the Fifty members and guests made by members of the A{t»CJ Iff mother had turned the heater attended the luncheon of the Garden Club are on sale in sceutm m IHDEMHITT annwi low, and went visiting. Some Newcomers Club of Boca the Royal Palm Shopping Mini, Citmctleit JOHNSON SEA HORSE MOTOR A Few of the "JUST - ARRIVED Raton on Thursday at the © iw 1.1.11. n. time later she noticied the Center, next door to Mayo's house ablaze. She found her Pompano Beach Country Club. Gift and Card Shop. S, Federal Hiway Mrs. Frank Goetz, chair- Just A Few of the Christmas Items Available. little one just inside the j Fresh decorations, as well At Fifth kitchen door. ! man of the nominating comm- ! ittee presented the following as dried displays are m&de BOCA RATON Fire Chief John Loughery slate for the coming year: daily. An invitation to stop Lighthouse Marine Center estimated the d amage at $2, president Mrs, William Hunt; by and see the beautiful pie- A-l-A At Hyisboro Inlet 500. There was no i nsurance. vice president Mrs. Joseph ces has been extended the PHONE 5473 Pompqno Beach Caulfield; corresponding public by Mrs. William O"- secretary Mrs. Ethel Foster; Donnell, Garden Club pre- recording secretary Mrs. Oma sident and her fellow work- Tazwell; and treasurer Mrs. ers. William Spencer. plants will be taken out to Mrs. L.H. Peters announced _ , Homiiumec for the THE ORIGINAL DO-IT- that eighty gifts and several ja t

among the many at — for tHe person with Mr. Claus, Himself! the hobby of gardening Paints. and landscaping Plaster Sheathing Ctnwnt Flooring Insulation Ponding Ceiling Till Sakrete WHISKY SOURS, liqueurs, brandies and martinis in Wallboard Tileboard Waterproofing Portuguese Glass, pale colors, sets of 8, $3,25 — for the person who Tools Hordworft COUPETTES for seafood cocktails or ice cream and loves animals, pet syrup (dip sauce in center compartment). Sets of birds, pet cats, pet 8, $9.00 dogs, CALENDAR TOWELS, $1.00 ANDTHI SWEATER GUARDS, while they last, $1.00 Btnntff 2-WAY Pen®! SAW TO EACH ONE OF YOU STRAW BAGS, all sizes, Hawaii, Haiti, Jamaica, some from Italy, $3.00 up No Waiting - Smooth, Clean Cuts On All Orders Pst, Pst! Short visits to the "risque corner" are Cut-To-Size Plywood And Other Panel Boards - FROM EACH ONE OF US! permitted. Take a peek at Jayne Mansfield, the hot SJOSTROM water bottle and cocktail shaker, $6.95 Machine Co. plumbing and heating We Gift Wrap And Mail STANDARD SUPPLY & : Boca Raton J and BOCA RATON GAS CORP* Open Till 9:30 Every Night 172 NW 13th St PET SUPPLY Deerfield Beach 71 S, Federal Phone 9415 09 South Federal Highway - - Boca Raton LTD Boca Raton Phone 8683 ^ Phone LUMBER CO. L I Florida A Friday Dec. 20, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 Ctaus on hand with a gift for 10 THE BOCA RATON NR'VS Friday, Pec. 20, 1957 Church Events each one present. ing in the Youth Center at vicar gave a report on the Wcrnen's Association h> 9;30 on Sunday, held its church's progress and said CHURCH ACTIVITIES #•• Special Christmas Program The entire program is un- Held Bake Sale first Christmas party on that the church had purchas- And Sermon Topics At First Methodist C,Surch der the direction of Mrs. The Women's Assn. of the Thursday evening at the ed the three Iot3 backing on The First Methodist chur- Paul Hutchens. First Presbyterian Church Youth Center with Santa their present property. Claus on hand with a gift for Boca Raton - Deerfield Beach ch of Boca Raton will hold will hold a bake sale Sat- Mrs, Henry Colebank, its children's Christmas pro- First Presbyterian Church urday morning at 9:30, De- each one present. president of the Auxiliary, gram on Sunday evening, The Realization of Christ- cember 2 I. The sale will be presented the vestry with a CHRISTMAS SERVICES ! Christmas sermon on "Christ Story of Christmas, to be December 22, at 7:00. San- mas, is the subject announc- in the new Boca Ray Jewelry ST. Gregory's Epsicojpa] five-hundred dollar check nesday, 7:30 p.m. For free > AT ST. PAUL'S i the Light of the World!" At presented Sunday evening at ta Claus will be present and ed for Morning Worship at Shop, opposite the Post Of- Church Supper for the building fund, The Bcca Ratcn Presbyterian transportation, call Boca About one hundred peo- vicar also stated that Perry Chapel, N.W. 4th St. at Flo- On Christmas Eve, Tues-; mid-night, the worshipers 7:30 by the Sunday school' distribute candy to all the the Auditorium of the. Hotel fice on Boca Raton Rd. 5954. ! day, Dec. 24, at 11 p.m. a; will be bowed before the al- and Junior choir members. children. and Club by the pastor of ple attended the fourth an- Snyder had offered to make rida Military Academy; nual birthday supper at St. the candles for the Christ- (formerly Children's Man- First Baptist Church, Deer- > beautiful candle-light Christ- j tar, receiving the benedic- Christmas gifts will be pre- r The special program will the First Presbyterian Chur- ST. Gregory's Epsicopal mas service, emphasizing j tion and thus greet the sented to the Sunday school be put on by the children ch, This follows the sermon Church Supper Gregory's Episcopal Church mas Candle Light Service or). Rev. Matthew j. Wei- jfield: N.E. nd St., Rev. G. ; Thursday. The Rev. James on Christmas Eve. de, pastor. Sunday school j Robert Rowe, pastor. Morn- j "Christmas Around the .dawning of a new Christmas- pupils and visiting -children in the Sunday school divi- of last Sunday on the Ex- About one hundred peo- : C. Stoutsenberger welcomed Episcopalian young chur- 9:45 a.m., morning worship j ing worship 1 1 a.m.; Sunday World," will be held in! Day. The public is invited in connection with the pa- sion of the church and will pectation of Christinas. ple attended the fourth an- school, 9:45; Evening wor- i St. Paul's Lutheran Church • and welcome. geant presentation Sunday consist of a Christmas play, The Sunday school, meet- nual birthday supper at St. the members and the Rev. ch-men held their first spa- 1 i a.m. Mid-week service on ! Earle Closson, former vicar ghetti supper on Sunday at Wednesday. Nursery facili- j shop service, 7:30 p.m. BTU j for the community and vis- , On Christmas Eve at 7:30 evening. "Sharing Christmas." A jun- ing in the Youth Center at Gregory's Episcopal Church 6:30; Mid-week prayer ser- ; itors. The church will be il- iSt. Paul's Lutheran Church The Rev. George Schustej ior choir under the direction 9:30 on Sunday, held its Thursday. The Rev. James of the church gave the invo- the Church Hall. William ties available at the 1 I a.m. : cation. The Rt. Rev. Ben- Mercer, acting president, service. ' vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ] luminated with candles, "Sil- Iwill also hold a special Can- pastor of St. Paul's, will offi- of choir director Ray To-first Christmas party on C. Stoutsenberger welcomed ent Night" will be sung in] dle-light Christmas service ciate at the alta and give fano will provide Christmas Ihursday evening at the the members and the Rev. jamin Ivins of Delray Beach said the members pla-n to Conference Church - On the First Methodist Church of i different foreign languages j geared especially for fami- the rite of holy confirma- music. Youth Center with Santa Earle Closson, former vicar gave the blessing. meet every other Sunday at Bible Conference Grounds. Boca Raton, NE 2nd Ave- j by groups of singers station- I lies with little children, when tion, and the senior seminar- m- of the church gave the invo- Following the supper the the church hall, Sunday school 9:45 a.m. nue at 6th Street. Rev. Elton. ; ian, Willard Baumgartner of cation. The Rt. Rev. Ben- G. Powell, Pastor. Church ; ed at various corners in thethe Rev. Schuster will Sunday worship services I 1 ' church, and the Rev. Geor- | preach a children's sermon Concordia Theological Sem- jamin Ivins of Delray Beach school, 9:45 a.m.; Church j gave the blessing. "For Prescriptions' a.m. and 7:45 p.m. "Fam- service I I :00 a.m. Nursery i ere Schuster will deliver the on "Why the Angels Sang." inary of St. Louis, Mo,, will ily Night" Prayer service available for children. MYF j Adults and visitors are wel- be the guest speaker, deliv- Following the supper the Phone 9491. 7':3O p.m. meets Sunday, 6:00 p.m. in ; Pastor. Sunday worship at come to this service. ering a sermon on "The AND BfJT WIJHM vicar gave a report on the the Church Hall. Choir re- j 8:30 and 1 1 a.m. Sunday Greatest Christmas Gift of church's progress and said Church cf the Open Door - All," at both the 8:30 a.m. FOR, THi NiVV YiAR that the church had purchas- Rev. Albert L. Eastman; hearsal, Thursday, 8 p.m. j school 9:45 a.m., all age class groups and a special SPECAL CHRISTMAS and the 1 1 a.m. service. ed the three lots backing on BocaRatorr Pharmacy Sunday services at Lion's Fkil Presbyterian Church, ! RED'S NOVELTY SHOP their present property. Club Building, N.W. 4th ', Bible class for adults. SERVICES AT CLUB i It will be like a home- U.S.A. Floyd Emerson Lo- ; coming to student Baum- m *»>•* We axe presently retired from active business at Mrs. Henry Colebank, Avenue. Morning Worship gee. A.B.B.D., Pastor, Mrs. i A special Christmas Eve ! the old stood on North Federal and want to ex- president of the Auxiliary, 1 1 a.m. Sunday school 9:45. ; gartner and to seminarian press our thanks and appreclaUon for the many Lillian F. Parker Director of j service will be held for the Walter Busby (who will as- years of good trade and good friendships. presented the vestry with a Evening services are held in Music. Sunday school in j employees and guest s of the i -Red five-hundred dollar check Building S-2024 at N.W. sist at the altar Sunday) be- FDO Teen Center at 9:30 a.m., \ Boca Raton Hotel and Club i cause both of them became for the building fund. The 35th Street and 8th Ave. •' Robert Beattie Jr., Supt., i lliiiii in the hotel auditorium on vicar also stated that Perry Young peoples meeting 6:30 ! Christmas Eve, Tuesday, acquainted with many resi- Kenneth W. Higgins, assist- dents of Boca Raton when Snyder had offered to make p.m. Evening worship at ant. Morning Worship in : As the last fleeting Dec. 24 at 9:30 p.m. by the the candles for the Christ- 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Rev. George Schuster, C hap- they assisted Pastor Schus- Boca Raton Hotel Auditor- i days of. 1957 pass into history ter in making a religious sur- mas Candle Light Service Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ium, 1 I :00 a.m. i —Stop a moment, consider lain of the hotel, with on Christmas Eve. . . . What has the year meant a special sermon on "Christ, vey of this city last August Episcopalian young chur- Community Presbyterian St. Gregory's Episcopal ! for God? Has your service The Light of The World, " and September. TWEED been faithful and true? ch-men held their first spa- Church of Deerfield Beach. Chinch: 245 E. Boca Raton j and special music by a group "The History of the Chris- GIFT SET Sunday school 9:30 a.m. un- ghetti supper on Sunday at Road. Sunday, 7:40 Matins, j of choristers. tian Church" from the days Bouquet and der the direction of John L. of the Apostles to the pre- the Church Hall. William 8:00 Holy Eucharist, 9:00 j Mercer, acting president, Dusting Powder Greene. Morning worship, Family Eucharist, 1 1 :00 I 34 NEW MEMBERS sent day will be the illustra- in gift box - $3.00 i 1 p.m. Rev, Arland Briggs, morning prayer and sermon, i TO JOIN ST. PAUL'S ted lectute given by the Rev. said the members plan to Pastor. 9:45 10:45 A.M. CHURCH SUNDAY George Schuster at the 9:30 meet every olhcr Sunday a.t other sets from Tuesday, Thursday, Friday the church hall. 51.50 to $10.00 First Baptist Chapel - Pal- 7:30 Holy Eucharist; Thurs- 7:30 P.M. It will be a 'red letter day' a.m. Sunday Adult Bible BUXTQN metto Park Rd. Morning day 10:00 Holy Eucharist. at St. Paul's Lutheran church class. In this lecture the pas- CONVERTIBLE Sacrament of Penance 5-6 tor will show when the dif- Special 'Christmas Program worship II a.m.; Sunday BAPTIST Sunday, December 22nd, At First Methodist Church Men's billfold school 10 a.m. Nursery p.m. Saturdays. The Rev. with thirty-four new mem-ferent church denominations $5.00 available. B.T.U. 6:30 p.m. James C. Stoutsenberger, bers joining the church at came into being, and the rea- The First Methodist chur- CHURCH other styles Evening worship 7:30 each the eleven o'clock service sons why they were estab- FULL-COLOR FIGURES FOR ch of Boca Raton will hold the world's most St. Joan of Arc Catholic •*- . Sunday, Mid-week prayer" N. POMPANO BEACH in the morning, and a Christ- lished. Visitors welcome, its children's Christmas pro- for both famous box of Parish, Sunday, 7, 9 and LAWN OR ROOF DISPLAYS gram on Sunday evening, •} service 7:30 on Wednesday," f 0:30 masses at the Catholic Donald-F: ROOD. Pastor mas Pageant portraying The men and ceuxly Choir rehearsal 9 p.m. each Make your home a standout this December 22, at 7:00. San- 1 ib box - $2.00 Parish hall ,155 NW 20th Mrs.Burns Christmas ta Claus will be present and women Wednesday. Pastor: Rev, R. St. Confessions will be heard Christmas season with these 2lb. box-S4.00 bright,new, full-size Christmas Coming distribute candy to all the from other Whitman boxes D. Clement. every Saturday from 5-6 PAVING ServicesHeld figures, Buy them ready-made Oi* Lei Us Helo children. $3,95 fiom $1.39 Faith Baptist Church - .A and 7-8 p.m. Daily mass STREETS and DRIVES Mrs, Amelia Caroline Bruns, make your own by pasting color- The special program will week days, 7;30 a.m. except 91, of 801 Fern Drive, died Conservative Baptist Chur- ful paper figures on Exterior ply- be put on by the children We Ffialure ch" - One block west US-1 Wednesdays. Father David, |AfcDRIVES, INC. at her home Thursday evening wood. Heffernan, pastor, and Fath-' in the Sunday school divi- fflfflHtiP Nationally Advertised Gifts... and Sample Rd., No. Pom- ___ Phone CR 6 -4567 following an extended ill- sion of the church and will pano. Rev. Donald F. Roop, ee Miguel Goni, assistant' ness. pastor. consist of a Christmas play, V. pastor. Sunday school 9:30 : She moved to Boca Ratoa "Sharing Christmas." A jun- a.m., Worship service 10:45 | three years .ago from South BOCA RATON LUMBER Revlon Noil Polish Set i 3.50 St. Paul's Lutheran Church; Orange, N.J, she w?s a ior choir under the direction Adam's Rib Perfume 10.00 a.m.; Evening service 7:30 '180 E, Royal Palm Road;l Hear The Cbristmqs Message Of of choir director Ray To- p.m. Bible study on Wed- Pastor Wes Auger member of the Presbyterian Paper Mote "Piggy back" Pen 1.95 the Rev. George Schuster, church at South Orange, and SUPPLY CO., Inc. fano will provide Christmas Lido Airlines - 5 planes with airport 1.00 At The music. ; Survivors include three N, W. S®co«i Avefiue and Fourth St. Ptwn6 8Sil Fire Engine Assortment 1,79 daughters, Miss Henrietta The entire program is un- Kaywoodie Pfpes frem 4.00 CONFERENCE CHURCH D. Bruns and Mrs, Anthony der the direction of Mrs. Bannertone Tea Sets 1.00 Duron all of Boca Raton and Paul Hutchens. Texan Jr. Cap Pistol 1.00 Ranson Lighters from 3.95 BOCB fifllOO a granddaughter Mrs. Anthea Brownie Movie Camera 29,95 1 Duron Pleasure of Delray First Presbyterian Church 11 a.m. "The Forgotten Wise Man. The Realization of Christ- 7:45 p.m. "God's Christmas Tree.1 Beach. Qandtn Apantmentk j Services were held Monday mas, is the subject announc- ! at the Kraeer Funeral Chapel ed for Morning Worship at WEST PALMETTO PARK ROAD with the Rev. Floyd E. the Auditorium of the Hotel Logee of the First Presby- and Club by the pastor of the First Presbyterian Chur- Your Riuil PharmMlit terian Church officiating. . it » prescription specialist Burial was in the Boca Raton ch, This follows the sermon FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED cemetery. of last Sunday on the Ex- pectation of Christmas, SUITES, ONE and TWO BEDROOM BROWARD The Sunday school, meet- APARTMENTS, NEW SWIMMING FURNITURE ELECTRIC POOL, TROPICAL ATMOSPHERE _ SERVICE.. MODERATE RATES PLAZA Industrial and Monthly. Seasonal &. BOCA RATON Residential [Merry Christmas Happy New Year Yearly Rentals Save Money on Name Brands Lighting Colonial Packing Co, DRIVE A LITTLE. . .SAVE A LOT Phone 5121 AL JACK ROY MIKE Phone BOCA RATON 9435 Millar Smokod Muli N.W. 2 Ave. at 19 St. Phone 5491 Corner NW 4th Av BOCA RATON, FLORIDA & 2Oth St. ____ BOCA MOTORS fate INSURANCE W. P. BEBOUT REAL ESTATE (SO FEDERAl HIGHWAY P, O, »OX »$& e • BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, TB.EPHONE BOCA RATON 9406 Always As Represented 70! N. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Phone 8621 12 THK ROC *L R VTQN Nf'WS Friday, Dec. 20, 19S7 (.trail I t'd Cadillac — Oldsmobile Representative Friday Dec, 20, 1957-THE BOCA RATON NEWS ll VISIT PQMPANO'S NEWEST & FINEST for Hoca Raton BUILDERS and HARDWARE SUPPLY Mtik f PI CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE CLAUDE FARMER Members of the t'rt-en t tea" committee fur the Mor- • SKI L TOOLS • DOORS • TRIM Hoyle Cadillac Oldsmobile, Inc. ning Star Sihool at LnnUna POWER TOOLS • HARDWARE 421 N. Federal - Delray Beach \ met last Tiif.iday night to K-52211 Home Phone Boca 3529 discuss plans ior the event • PLYWOOD which is scheduled for Sun- -FREE DELIVERY- ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS Id ay. Dec. 29. Sister Louis Bert«and and Where Quality and Service Go Hand in Hand" Sister Catherine Josephine BUILDERS.HOMiS & COMMIUCIAl of the school faculty were SAMPLE BUILDERS SUPPLY present for the meeting. 3701 N. Dixie Highway Phone WE 3-4083 ieiberg - Anderson & Co. Others attending were Pompano Beach, Fla. iDomina Jalbert, chairman, §75 N W fifth Av®nu@ ;Mrs. Jack Woods, Mrs. Dor- Now Building To Order Along The Gold Coast Including jothy Hynes, Mrs Mary Ann Ft. Lauderdale and Palm Beaches ! Conners, and ' s. Mary Eskil Edberg Abner b :Buffen of Boca Raton; Mrs. Boca 8950 __J2L! Wilbur LeRage, Mrs. t\d«ar C F. Cello M. D. Bushey, and Mr3. Wilbur Lome, Delray Beach; Mrs. Announces Richard Potrekus, of Lake i Worth; Miss Joan Kenny, Boynton Beach, and Mr3. the Celebrating the fourth anniversary of the founding of St.' Phil OConnell, West Palm Gregory's Episcopal last Thursday are left to right Bishop] Beach. OPENING GIRL SCOUTS Singing Christmas carols. Madelaine Dufault, Sydney Pool, Patt Benjamin Ivins, Rev. James Stoutsenberger, vicar; Rev. Earle Tags To Be On Pictured, front row (left to right) Karen Yung, Mollie Linton, Linda Stevens, Lir C/osson, former vicar. Standing: Donald McLennan, junior of His Office for Leggett, Kathy Kleiner, Joyce Coyle, da St. John. 3rd row. Carol Gutmai warden, Harold Turner senior war den and George D. Clemmer, ' Sale Jan. 2 Patty Mazak, Patty Patrick, Althea Ty- Rosemary Hynes, Mary Balme, £Iain vestrym an.—Photo by Margaret Olsson Florida licenses will be on Idsley. and Judy Cleveland. sale Jan. 2 to Feb. 20, 1958 G1NIHAL PRACTICE —Photo l>y Margaret Olsson. at Boca Motors on South Professional Building, 2641 Atlantic Blvd. 2nd row: Lticille Mirandi, Dawn Lyon, Merchants To PATIENTS TO RECEIVE Federal Highway. Hours an; CHRISTMAS GIFTS from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday Pompano Beach Remain Open thru Friday. Every Palm Beach County Title work will not be handl- Office Hours by Appointment PH. WE 3-6821 BOWLING Girl Scouts Sing Carols Until 9 PM. patient in any of the four ed at this branch office State T B Hospitals will be The high score for single Merchants will continue to remembered at Christmas game was 200 made by Inar For Guests At Party remain open until 9 p.m. time with a gift and Christ- Strom at the Pompano Lanes, Girl Scout Troop 137 held Troop leaders, Mrs. Eriw through Monday, Dec. 23, mas card from the Palm Wednesday night. High score their annual Christmas party Hynes and Mrs. Floyd Cl as a service to' the local Beach County Tuberculosis for the three game set v/as a Monday afternoon at the Scout l&nd assisted the girls' Christmas shoppers, it was and Health Assn,, according tie between Henry Colfax and Hut. serving home made cook| decided at the first meeting to Mrs. C. Levis, chairman B. Jacobsen with 549. The girls, entertained their and punch. of the Retail Merchants Di- of the Patient Service Com- Team winning high for the guests by^ singing Christmas The scouts displayed ml vision o£ the Chamber of mittee. single, game was the Jaycees carols. Christmas gifts they hi" Commerce on Friday. Members of the Come with 834, three gam e set went made recently. Police Chief W. H. Brown to Love ,Drug Co. with 2424, Back Club of Palm Beach Standing pledged the all-out support County, composed of people of the police department in :who have recovered from Jaycees 28 8 assisting merchants to com- Tool & Gage 24 12 tuberculosis, are helping the Bldg. Spec. 21 li bat bad check artists and Patient Service Committee g^eiroBe Bob's Bar 115 As our thoughts turn to the Babe 20 fraudulent solicitors. to wrap the gifts and will de- HAIR STYLIST ©f 5»h Av«., N. Y. Lawaon Elec. I7VS Appointed to the retail of Bethlehem, may our hearts be Brown's Bar I7M 18^ liver them to the Palm Bea- American Legion I7Vi 18V4 •Chicle's Ser. Sta, merchants committee were ch County patient3 at the Formerly with ELIZABETH AftDEN 17 19 filled with love for th= Christ who Pool's Ser. Sta. 16 20 John Mayo, Ed. Barnhardt, Boca Motors TB Hospital in Lantana, VERRONE lntroduce» a foam haircut. lf« »h« 14 22 PHIL'S RESTAURANT Bart Klehm, Barbara Rans- Mrs. Levis continued. came to be the Savior of the World. OPEN Loves Drugs 12 24 new wonder cut... Your hair U cut, tapered, Leo's Barber Shop 11% 24V4 dell and Hugh Murphree. shaped and thlnried Into a smooth cap that 141 N.E. 2n d Ave. Deerfield Bea- Some twenty merchants BOCA RATON frame* your face with lovellneti. attended the meeting held ® FILL DIRT TO THE It's Ideal for the gay little short coifs, aho for in the Love Drug Co., with TOP DRESSING long hair. Dr. Macbh,Jr. DAN'S Chamber of Commerce pre- PULVERIZED MUCK • •••SPECIALIZING PUBLIC PSOtCVKING sident Harry Newman and LOT CLEARING • 116 AND AHfA WAXING Visits Parents FRESHLY CUT FIR BALS Manager Ken Ellingsworth. LASH AND 8K0\ti nNT 11*16 Also discussed the possi- BULLDOZING Dr. and Mrs. Willard Machle, CHRISTMAS BLE Sr., are enjoying a Thanks- bility of the stores remain- AND LOT Concert season Opens CEIUIS I giving and Christmas visit ing open until 9 p.m. on Jan. 4, 8 p.m. IRA L. ESHLEMAN.President TREES Friday nights during the sea- DEVELOPMENT from their son, and daughter- Music Director, Neil Macaulay Ph®n§ BOCA in-law (Bill, Jr., and Ardie). Roy's Service Station son. Constructors, Inc. Ensemble Director, Viola Eshleman Doctor Machle Jr., has just Federal-Highway at Deerfield ] 777 NW 3rd Street Featuring: 4461 completed two years duty Pre-Concert Dinners 6 p.m. Saturdays Open Evenings Till Nine Don't be a litterbug Boca Raton Ph. 5330 Winter Bible Conference with the United States Navy, 7th Consecutive Year At This L By Reservation being stationed on Formosa Summer Bible Conference for 14 months. He will shortly Local Conference Church MOW At jy go to Charity Hospital in New THE 100% Missionary Cruises Orleans for three years train- LATEX Radio Ministry BEACH CIUB(W ing in radiology, beforereturn- ing to Boca Raton to live. WONDER Extension Bible School ON THE OCEAN ** I DEiRFIELO BEACH,FLORIDA PAINT Attend Church Sunday

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Phone 8048 BOCA RATON PAINT & Address: Box A WALL PAPER COMPANY Boca Raton. Fla. iliiiij jMIDAS MUFFLER Park Shopping Plazir - H. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton 20 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. [Sales & Service, Inc. Phone 9373 - Free Delivery 1484 S, r«d»rsi — Pompano Downtown Bbea Raton Phon< 7-WE 3-9971 3 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Frida&Pec. 20, 195? direction for the care of the children. Friday Dec 20, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15 The school's main building f This Pearl I Morning Star Pupils houses one large classroom, (Con't fro•omm PaePage 1414) horning Star Pupils attractive and well-lighted, mk Harbor Day the school is not restricted to the group's officers are from plus two smaller ones-one of Quietfor Vet. Catholic students alone, but Oelray., including the pres- Coming or Going which is used for speech p Airline or Steamship therapy. The classrooms are Pearl Harbor Day this year is also open to physically ident, Wilbur Le age. ivee Special Care equipped with formica-topped- slipped quietly by for Jim handicapped children of other It is a heart-warming and Ruff, Stratoliner Estates, as faiths. inspiring sight to see these MffflSt By KATHRYN MITCHELL receive specialized training desks that can be raised or lowered for the physical compared to the original one Recently, under Father eager, smiling children res- A sweet-faced Catholic in the care and education of ponding to the love and handicapped children, and to comfort of the individual in 1941. Manning's direction,' an TRAVEL SERVICE stet holds her arms out- child. There are also advance When the Japanese attacked Auxiliary was formed to give special care that, is given familiarize themselves with them at Morning Star. 'Vhile matched.. towar. d, a. ,smal . l .bo y the special methods and type tables, reading racks and Pearl Harbor, Ruff was a aid and support to the school. F The organization is also their afflictions cannot be 75 S. Federal - Boca Raton 5488 taking hesitant steps ^ / work boards, which can be machinist mate, fir st class 1S Q{ t to be use at adjusted to the arms of a serving aboard the USS open to interested non- minimized,- neither are they Comer direction, Johnny,. " she says Morning Sta.. wheel chair. ,1 Sacramento, a navy gunboat. Catholics in the area., the magnified, and as a result the children are well on the n< ouragingly. "You can The school, which is oper- Another room contains the The ship was moored along- school director announced. ai eit." ated under the auspicies of side two naval destroyers, way to becoming self-reliant, needed equipment for physical To date, the membership useful citizens, who will 1 be boy, his frail legs held Catholic Charities in coll- therapy treatment to aid the the USS Mugford and USS includes residents of West :ri ight with steel braces, aboration with the Education Jarvis, contribute their share in children in overcoming their Palm Beach, Lake Worth. building a better world. ik ;s a few more faltering Department of the Diocese, orthopedic and pediatric Boynton Beach, Del ray Beach :e is and then reaches out was officially opened Sept. He saw the USS Arizona disabilities. The therapy aids bombed and sunk. <\lso the and Boca Raton. Several of • the supporting arras of 24, 1956. Sister Louis Bert- include parallel bars, heat i nuii rand is serving as the school's USS Oklahoma take several Ibis is not an isolated principal and superior, with lamps, practice stairs, re- torpedo hits then capsize and Sister Catherine Joseph as ciprocal skis, straight skis, sink. The battleship Utah was i ne, but one which occurs stabilizers, tricycles, exer- T 3st daily at Morning Star her assistant. Later, as the also sunk. Many other ships h school enrollment is increas- cise mats, etc. Sister Catherine Joseph conducts a class in spelling tor the were put out of action, but sol in Lantana, where The elementary curriculum sically handicapped child- ed, other sisters will be pupils of Morning Star School in Lantana. later repaired. added to the teaching staff. is much like that of any ' Ruff said he would never of Palm Beach County other school, with one excep- dule would overtax the stren- front lawn and lake. sive schooling for their In addition, the school furn- forget that day as long as he ishes competent medical tion. An uninterrupted sche- gth of the physically hand- Other buildings include one lives. All the US Navy, Mar- r& itally alert minds, as well icapped children, so one which will later house addit- ines and Army men were at medical and physical room, furnished with attract- ional classrooms. There is •apy treatment for their their battle stations and ive blue canvas cots, has also a convent, and a beaut- worked around the clock with- abled bodies. been set aside for a mid-day iful, gem-like chapel for the - and best wishes orning Star School is not out rest or sleep. rest period. use of the sisters and the for a happy hoi iday well known in the County, The children also receive school's Catholic pupils. It Quite a difference from yet, because it was est- nourishing noon-day lunches is to be noted, however, that Pearl Harbor Day this year, season ancl new year. ished just a little over a wh'ich was spent with his in a cheerful, sun-filled dining wife .and their four children. Richards Furniture *r ago. Nevertheless, in Continued page 15 3749" N. Federal Hwy,?! -WE 3-3411 it period, it has accomp- room overlooking the 'vide DR. AND MRS. WILLIAM O'DONNELL hed wonders for the smali Mr. 'and Mrs. Carl Douglas pils who come each week and son Chip will spend the y to attend its classes. WHEN YOU NEED Christmas holidays with Mrs. Physically handicapped SEPTIC TANKS — GREASE TRAPS Douglas' parents, Mr. and ildren are particularly Mrs. J.S. Warrick, Dothan, nsitive to their surround- INSTALLED Or REPAIRED Alabama. »s, and it is difficult to agine that a spot more Stepping Ston@§ — Metal Clothes Poles ;ally suited to their needs uld have been found. The Underground Garbage Containers e selected for the school is the former St. Joseph's Coil "MAI" PARKER vitiate, located on a beaut- 1 tract of land extending - 9830 m Federal Highway to the >res of Lake Worth. The Idings are close to the F.A.JOHNSON, Inc. •». in a perfectly landscap- ietting which includes 2410 & Ftdtr®! Hwy. — Pompan© Batch stretches of lawn dotted palms and shade trees, Sister Louis Bertrand, principal of Morning Star School, and "Serving Broward County for 21 Years" colorful foliage and tn& ReV, Gerard J. Manning, director, encourage one of the ers. pupils, a polio victim, to walk up the practice steps. This is was two years ago this one-of-fne numerous exercises for the children, as part of their it Sport Coots A h that Archibishop Joseph physical therapy treatment. * Slocks Man's lurley of the Diocese of World \uRustine revealed plans • Belts Of • Ties chool, and appointed Gifts I . Gerard J. Manning * Robes For- , e as its director, BUI i r to its opening, the ( :an Sisters of St. "Santa Claus" Merry Christmas, Cheers, and f who conduct the Mitchell c , were sent to Rose- CHRISTMAS thank you all from the in Cleveland to Nunn—Bush and Edgerton Shoes it Handkerchiefs Cataiina Swim Wear To all our friends in downtown bars and restaurants of Manhattan Shirts and Pajamas Boca Raton and Deerfield, it Paiomas McGregor Sports Wear we at J.C. MITCHELL & Boca Raton FROM ALL OF US AT it Underwear SONS extend our warmest wishes for a Merry Christ- mas. In the true spirit of JOE MEEHAN MEHS W1AH Christmas, our thoughts ®f iOCA ItATON turn to the gifts with which 217 HILLSBORO BLVD. DEERF1ELD BEACH .ROY At M1M SMOPPINflPtAlA P H Q Ml §£41 Divine Providence has enriched our lives."We have BOBS ZIMS much for which to be thankful warm and enduring ties with families NATIONAL SPRINKLER and friends, peace in "our world, and that great bles- BROWN S SERVICE sing .which more and more of us are enjoying through- This year, instead of mailing Christmas cards Serving South Florida Since 1946 out life. ..good health. May you and your family to all our fine friends and good patrons, we are have, in abundant measure, putting up the money for some work with the Pumps - - Wells health, happiness, peace Boy Scout Troop. Happy New Year to all good of mind during this Holy Sprinkler Systems Season and in all the years scouts everywhere. ahead, and may each of us leave room in our hearts PHONE 9946 for Christ, The Saviour, When Shopping For Bids whose birthday we cele- brate. Get Ours J. C.MITCHELL

SERVICE STATION ACME ROOFING CO..- &SONS 1635 Nortf, Federal Ati Types Ranting - (Juhers - Conductors * Established 1923' 3oca Raton Coll Tom Jamison Realtors - Insurers S5th rant, her guests were Mrs. and Mrs. A.C. Moss of New Prepared by A Public Hearing has been set Plant Operator up'and including by -the BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Valida Robinson, Mrs;. Marie York. January 6th, 1958. A. E. Amsler, City Engineer to be held at the City Hall on Mon- Butts find Miss Dorothy Gluok Salary range is from Mln. $285* Submitted "m day, Dec. 23, 1957, at 4:30 P.M., FOR SALE FOR RENT Mr. and Mrs. F. Byron 00 to Max. $345. 00 per month. Date: for the following purpose: of I3riney freezes, Mrs. James Parks have opened their The applic ant must possess the Accepted by City Commission Jan. To consider the petition .of the SINGER Smith and Mrs. Fred Schrader following: owner of Lot 9, Block 5, Caldwell home for the season, they 1. Some knowledge of chemistry 14, 1958. Heights Subdivision for a variance Boca Raton Warehouse for FURNISHED Apt., sleeps of Delray Reach. vi sited old friends this sum- • in order to do the routine san$>ling of Accepted Bvi ———————— of the 10 ft. sldeyard setback re- sale or rent, 5,000 sq. feet, four, for rent by the sea- quirement of Zoning Ordinance No, (C-— SEWING Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kille- mer among them were Mr. water. Wm. H. Lamb, I CBS. 3-10x12 overhead son. 269 NW 2nd Ave. 2. Mechanical ability to do 253. * " brew, will entertain friends and Mrs. Lowell Thomas jr., City Manager The reason for the request for doors, I 4 ft. ceiling, two toi- 3G.3. with an ol d-fashioned dinner routine maintenance and light Publish: Dec. 20, 27, 1957 and Jan. variance Is based on a plea of MACHINES Mr. and Mrs. Burt Bonner overhaul. hardship caused by an error on the lets, plenty of light. Phone on Monday at their home in 3. Prepare, mix and calibrate 3, in. 1958. and Mrs. Reginald Netzger. part of a Survey Engineering Firm (T | Boca 9433. NEW (2) bedroom (1) In Pompano — New Con- the Estates. chemicals used in wat er treatment. in setting the lot line stakes, the sole and Portables Miss Ethel Peyton will, 4. Neat appearing and dependable* NOTICE Is hereby given that the building, therefore, through no __; ___ 857-44BTF bath house. Completely Mr. and Mrs. William Straw- 5. No objection to ni ght work. Specially Priced — Singer have as her guests for the •undersigned, under the provisions of fault of the owner, having been and beautifully furnished. Sewing Machine Dealer, bridge Sr., have as their holidays Miss Berriice Pres- • 6. Age limit — 55 years. Section 865.09, Florida Statutes of constructed 7 ft. from one sideyard BRAND NEW HOME (3) 349 N.E. First Street, The applicant will be notified of 1951, will register with the Clerk of line rather than the 10, ft. called Long season. Convenient Pnmpano Beach guests for the holidays, cott of New London, Conn, the date of examination. the C ircuit C ourt, in and for P aim for by the Ordinance, a difference bedroom (2) bath house. their son William and his h THE DELRAY THEATRE which opens Saiurday Dec. 27, Applic atlon blanks m ay be obtain- Beach County, Florida, upon re- of 3 ft. location. Ph. Boca 9406. and Mrs. Ruby Haworth of s will feature ihis year's laugh-sparkled hit, "Operation Mad ed from the Civil Service Board, ceipt of Proof of Publication of this Wm. H, Lamb Complete sprinkler system; 7.5-3, 4N family i ncl uding his wife Haverford, Pa. or from the City Manager's Office. notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: City Manager Hotpoint kitchen. 465 NE 7-WE3-179O and three children of Grosse k Bo//." In this scene Mrs. "Bing" Crosby secures the proper CIVIL SERVICE BOARD SUN-VALLEY-HOMES Publish: Dec. 13 and 20, 1957. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Emmerson salute from comedian Jack Lemmon. R udolph M alth, Chairman and that the parties Interested in 34th St. Villa Rica Estates. MISCELLANEOUS Point, Mich. will have as their guests for Publish: Dec. 20 and 27, 1957. said business are as follows: NOTICE Is hereby given that the No reasonable offer refused. ' MILES D. SHEPARD, SR. undersigned, under the provisions of FOR SALE the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. andWILL IAMC.PROWE Section 865.09, Florida Statutes of Phone Boca 4484 mornings R.H. Wheeler and daughter. whosemaillng address la 740 AurellB 1951, will register with the Clerk SHEET METAL CITY OF BOCA RATON Street, Boca Raton, Fla. of the Circuit Court, In and for Palm for appointment. OFFICES V AIR CONDITIONED Boca Raton, Fla, City of Boca Raton, County of Beach County, Florida, upon re- Z-2, 3, 4B FIX IT YOURSELF WORK December 17, 1957 Palm Beach, Florida, this 3rd day of ceipt of Proof of Publication of this FORREN? OPENS December, A.D. 1957. notice, the fictitious name, to-wn: g^ SAVE CASH Delray NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Publish: Dee. 20 and 27, 1957, BOCA CLAMP RENTAL " • BE ELIGIBLE FOR HOME- Complete outside antenna The City of Boca Raton, Boca and that the parties interested in EXPERTLY RON? Will alter to suit. DELRAY BEACH Raton, Florida, will receive bids Ian. 3 and 10, 1958. said business are as follows: STEAD EXEMPTION — with 10 ft. mast mounting Second floor TODAY'S Saturday on or before 5:00 P.M., Tuesday, TU«X tiONGIORNO Move in by December 31. brackets. 50 ft. of lead-in SEASONABLY PRICED January 14th, 1958 for the furnishing whose mailing address is 898 N.W. Palmetto Park Read and Opens 2:45 all labor, materials and equipment AS FOLLOWS: wire, and wire holding clips, Stainless Steel — Aluminum r the 2nd Ave., Boca Raton, Fla. 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Galvanized Steel December 2\ necessary f° Installation com- Section 1. The City, through the City of Boca Raton, County of Florida room, fireplace, sod $15. Longer mast extra. plete of approximately 1,852 linear city commission, does hereby Palm Beach, Florida, this 2nd day of _ First Avenue. SPECIAL feet of chain link fence. Including declare its Intention to annex to the December, A.D. 1957. *! « ' and landscaping. Built by Crest Elscircirics, 25 Boca Reasonable Rent •J'T" gates, etc., together with all work City of Boca Raton, Palm Beach Kurzinger Ss Honchell CallWyninger Incidental thereto, at water pi ant County, Florida, at the expiration of Zims Bldg. Master Craftsmen. Located Raton Rd. Ph. Boca 33 77 The Battle Of The located at N.W, 2nd Avenue and twenty (20) days from the final Boca Raton, Florida 92KL49BTF Lake Worth JU-2-3119 PHONE 9263 N.W. 2nd Street, said work to be passage of this ordinance, the fol- Publish: Dec. 6,13 20 and 27, 1957 in' Boca Raton's peaceful Bulge and It's lowing contiguous, unincorporated ear see your broker Operation. performed in accordance with tracts of land in Palm Beach County, Floresta Section, away from orJU-2-3024 ' drawing No. PW-1 of the plans and Florida, to-wlt: planes, trains and highway. 30-foot Colonial Sports Laughter For You! specifications of the City Engineer. That part of Section 5, Township Rubber Stamps Fisherman; flying bridge; SPECIFICATION; 47 South, Range 43 East, lying One mile west en Palmetto The specifications are outlined West of the West Right-of-way line Made to Order I Park Road, right turn 6n\ outriggers; 115 hp. Chrys- POMPANO on the plan. All work shall be of the Florida East Coast Railroad, ler Marine engine. Fibre- performed in a good workmanlike Less the SWV* of the SWVi of the For Quick Service Paloma Ave., right on Aii- MOVING VARSITY manner and without delay. SW/i and Less the EVi of the SEV4 relia St. glass bottom and decks. This NOTICE and the following of the SW of the SWV< of said Call 5211 Ready for immediate use. STORAGE CO schedule is to be UBed in making section 5, OPEN HOUSE HOMES the P roposal for this work. Also, the East J/< of the NEV4 and $2500. Ph. Boca 9406. PROPOSAL the NEV4 of the SEW of Section 6, * 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 27-3B Operation For fuml shing and Installing Township 47 South, Range 43 MATTY'S 42-4BTF Local And Long IN VARSITY HEIGHTS complete chain link fence complete East. N.W. 2nd Ave. at Ilth St. with all gates, etc., as shown on Section 2. After final passage, this ONE Goulds pump - 5 rip. Distance A*oving drawing PW—1 plans and specificat- ordinance shall be published in full CUSTOM - BUILT THREE Boca Raton ions the sum of . Dollars once a week for two consecutive (3) phase. In first class Agent weeks in Boca Raton News, a news- I - Hour bedroom home. Caldwell ($ • ) condition - $150. Phone IN CHATHAM HILLS paper of general circulation in Palm Heights, vicinity of new Federal Highway (R,t. 1) The successful Bidder shall pro- Beach County and a copy posted on school. 4'£ per cent mort- Boca 8017. N. AMERICAN VAN LIKES JACK LEMMON • ERNIE KOVACS cure all permits and licenses, pay the town bulletin board for the said Cleaners 1 at 29th St. all charges and fees and all notice period of twenty days. gage. $13,900. Call owner 38- 3, 4B PHONE 7-3-2414 Boca Raton KATHRYN GRANT • MICKEY ROONEY necesaary and Incident to the pro- Section 3, If no objection to such 5591 after 6 p.m. secution of the work. annexation be filed and served within 1 The Bidder Is required to examine said twenty days from final passage 43.4BTF ' TWO Occasional chairs in CUSTOM DESIGNED the. site of the proposed work and of mis ordinance, an ordinance will HOMES it will be aasumedthat he 1 s satis- be considered to annex said lands green plastic. Reasonable. STARTS WEDNESDAY fled as to the conditions to be en- to the City and to redefine the May be seen at 2139 NE 2 and 3 Bedroom, All With 2 Tile countered whether or not specif- boundary lines of the City so as to HELP WANTED i cally set forth In this noti ce. Include therein the said tracts of Fourth Ave, Windfield Park. Baths Built-in Electric Kitchens The City of Boca Raton will not land. 64-4B be responsible for any liabilities FIRST READING November 26th, 1957. LICENSED practical nurses SEASON RENTALS Ftoni Your Christmas Day Entertainment incurred during the completion of SECOND, FINAL READING AND V and nurses-aids for general /-PIECE dinette set. Large FURNISHED HOMES $13,950 the work in this proposal. PASSAGE December 10th, 1957. CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA duty. Preferably from Boca, The successful Bidder entering table, practically new. Rea- 2 Bedroom - 1 Bath Into a contract for all or any portion /%/ By John L. Shores Pompano Beach, Deerfield sonable. Ph. Boca 8221. CONSTRUCTION DIVISION of the work shall furnish and file Mayor area. Must have own trans- with the City an acceptable work- ATTEST: 45-4B JasL 1 to Apr. 1, $600. man' s and material supplier bond to /s/ Wm. H. Lamb portation. Apply 957 SE HarveyRealty keep the City free from any liens. City Clerk 19th Ave., Deerfield Beach. LEWIS The City reserves the right to Publish: Dec. 13 and 20. 1957. CROSLEY convertible {no Waterfront & Dock Boca Raton Ttps 'em all as,., reject any and all bids. 5-2BTF fop). Runs very good, $85. 2 Bedroom - 2 Bath This Form must be used for the 210 N. W. ELEVENTH ST. Proposal and signed. The complet- OR DINANCE NO. .298 CLEANERS Ph. Boca 9433. 6 month* $3,000. ed Proposal shall be placed In a AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE Male or female for general 47-4B Call 3511 or 4457 sealed envelope and plainly marked INTENTION OF THE CITY OF WiNFIELD PARK BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, TO office work. Experience nec- Near Ocean on the outside "BID FOR CHAIN ANNEX, ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS, ^essary. Write Box 27-A, % LINK FENCE - TO BE OPENED CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UNINCOR- SHOPPING PLAZA 2 Bedroom - V/z Bath REAL AT THE REGULAR CITY COMM- PORATED TRACTS OF LAND TO Boca News, MARTHA HYER ISSION MEETING, JANUARY 14, THE CITY. 993-53B 6 months • $2,250.00 ESTATE 1958." Wanted DARREN McGAVIN The envelope containing the WHEREAS, the owners of certain NEW TEAR tracts of land, hereinafter described, Pickup end YOUNG Woman tobaby sit CHARLES SCtiEMEL LISTINGS Proposal -shall be addressed to: contiguous to the territorial limits WANTED - The best lot City of Boca Raton of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. six days WANTED Boca Raton in unincorporated areas within Palm Servfcs (of land) $1,000 cash ""•RIAL Fl orl d a a week. Ph. Boca 53 77 or FROM ALL Beach County, Florida, have request- •IIIIiff 8683 will buy. Write % Boca W. FEDERAL and JEFTEBSON ed the City of Boca Raton to annex ft ' News, P.O. Box 15. CKestwood 6-556S said lands to the said city so as to W Boca Baton become a part of the town; and 44-4BTF 37-3, 4P In the Boca Raton, Del- OF US WHEREAS, said lands are cont- Phone 5712 ; ray and Deerfield Beach BEACON LIGHT DRUG STORE EXPERIENCED beautician Areas! Homes, lots, wanted. Phone Boca 8000 j apartments, ocean and Pompano 2400 North Federal Highway - Pompano for an interview. f MIRRORS highway frontage, acre- 2J-3BTF I Beveled Plate Glass age, business, rental, Wm Clearance BEACON LIGHT SHOPPING CENTER New Perc- 24 X 28 - Reg. $16.31 - $10.00 lease and all other real SERVICES AVAILABLE ! olators, 28 X 36 - Reg. $24.50 - $15.00 Free Delivery Service Phone 7-WE3-6714 toa stern, properties! ROOFING f other app- 34 X 60 - Reg. $49.50 - $31.00 For expert attention, liances. SPECIALS FOR THE LAST-MINUTE SHOPPER I For Quality Save 20% to 30% on mirrors list your properties for DAY Roofing and Service and glass furniture tops sale, lease or rent with: INC Capture That Christmas Call on Complete Selection Of S, Federal Hiway Morning Look M & M ROOFING CO. Inc. M.N. Weir &Sons,lnc Ph. Boynton 4101 BRADY'S Defray At Fifth Timex Watches PO box 694 Boynton Beach REALTORS 40-4BTF 3rd Ave. af 3rd St, Phone CR8-2176 Corner A1A and Via Cabana BOCA RATON Phone Boca 5496 $6.95 to $14.95 BOCA RATON, FLA. PHONE 5473 °Oa u May we take this opportunity MICHAEL Wanted - Male or Female Tree Ornaments We Are Giving Away Holly to thank you.for your patronage and Of The Waldorf A LEADING DRAPERY PIECE GOODS FREE Bubbling Lights Regular 10

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