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Vol. 5 No. 28 Boca Raton, Florida, .Thursday, June 9, I960 14 Pages Price Ten Cents Boca Raton Fastest Growing City in County Spirit of Compromise Lightning Hits 4 Places 10-Year Gain ln Boca Durin Weekend 594 Percent Prevails Over Crossing 8 Boca Raton is the fast- *&& LightninT \o-htnincr g strucCHMT^ITk . twHwon placenlss/^oas in BocTinteda T?a£nRaton flatiirHf est growing city in Palm A spirit of compromise Keating of Florida Inc., and again on Sunday. Beach County, according prevailed at the City in a letter to the com- About 5 p.m. Saturday a bolt hit the police station, to United States census Comm is si on meeting mission, proposed two damaging four light bulbs. figures released this Tuesday afternoon when routes for the extension Another bolt struck an unoccupied model home in week. " John Pedersen of Africa of Camino Real. the Floresta Estates subdivision, digging a 15-inch The figures gave Boca USA offered two plans hole in the roof and splitting four rafters. Firemen Raton • a 1960 population for the crossing of Ca- He said the firm had no found no fire damage. objection to having the of 6,891, which represent- mino Real to the west. During Sunday's thunderstorm, a model home sign ed an increase of 594 per- road straight through was demolished by lightning, according to Carl Hen- The first offer, which Pedersen's property and cent over the city's 1950 he said he was empowered drix of Fantasy Homes in Boca Raton Square. population of 992. felt that the city should Mrs. Helen Bedell, Civil Service Board secretary, to offer at this time, un- accept Pedersen's offer The only other city in der the terms of an option reported that a lightning bolt struck a utility pole Palm Beach County which to dedicate and construct near her home at 299 S.W. Third Avenue Sunday agreement on Africa USA, such a road. approached this percent- was to deed the city a evening. age of increase was Lan- tract of land 80 feet wide "Our only request is tana, which went from a west of the Florida East that from this road, ease- population of 773 in Coast Railroad. Peder- ments and roads be con- 1950 to 4,964 in 1960, sen said he would pay structed to tie into our City Adopts Policy an increase of 542 per- the cost of grading, con- present dedicated . road cent. struction and paving the right-of-ways," Brennan There were a few small- straight road extension said. Boca Raton firemen, under the leadership of Fire Chief John F. Loughery, er communities wh.~se On Fighting Fires are shown packing clothing and blankets for Chilean relief. Left to right are of the Camino Real cross- It was agreed that the percentage gain was ing. city manager, city engi- A policy for fighting mutual need. Lt. Daniel Andrews, Robert Higgins, Rudy Anderson, Joseph DeMassa, Harry greater, including three — Pedersen said that if neer and the Planning fires outside the city The chief also was Sullivan and Fire Inspector Sal Matteis. The response was good to the appeal North Palm Beach, Palm the option is not exercis- Commission submit to limits was outlined in a authorized to use men issued last week by Fire Chief John Loughery. By Friday 15 large cartons of Springs and Lake Clarke ed by next Feb. 7 he the City Commission at resolution adopted at the and equipment in fires supplies had been packed by members of the Fire Department for shipment to Shores — which had no could act as sole owner the next meeting a layout City Commission meeting occurring in unincorpo- Chile. By yesterday the total had passed 30 cartons.—Boca Raton News Photo. census . figures in 1950, and deed the city a 60- of a detailed route using Tuesday afternoon. rated areas if in his " but none of the cities foot wide tract running the best aspects of the Fire Chief John Lough- opinion they could be equaled Boca Raton's north and south as an ex- Keating and Pedersen ery was authorized to use spared without jeopardiz- percentage gain. tension of s.W. Third plans which would be men and equipment in a ing city property. Scholarships, Special Awards Boca Raton now ranks Avenue but without cost most favorable to the city reciprocal agreement with A recommendation from seventh in size among to him. from a planning and traffic Delray Beach and Deer- the civil Service Board county communities, John K. Brennan of viewpoint. field Beach in case of was approved placing Ro- Made to Seacrest Graduates which also happens to be land A. Tourigney on pro- the ranking held by Palm bationary appointment as Scholarships were grant- Eugene Zeizel, $100 scholar- Phyllis Carver and Mike Cor- ed and special awards ship from the Boynton Beach bett. Beach County among the a Water Plant operator at Junior Woman's Club. Mathematics award: Kermit counties of Florida. Boca Men Praise Spirit and Ability made to graduating Se- Special awards included; Rose. a salary of $329 a month. Jerry Richardson, valedictorian. Ed Melvin, Manager of niors at Seacrest High a Typing awards: Lauree Ra- Tourigney was selected William M her, salutatorian. berg and Allen Schaeffer. the Boca Raton Chamber from the Civil Service School at the annual Hon- Patricia Cornn, $50 Savings Outstanding Senior girl Of SAC After Visit to Omaha Base ors Day yesterday. Bond for highest scholarship. athlete: Mary Oliver. of Commerce, said yester- eligibility list and approv- Ernie Puesch, Sandy Minnin- day that this "lucky Four Boca Raton men Scholarships granted in- Highest average in Problems who made the trip to ed by Director of Public ger award for ability and per- ln American Democracy and seven" position can be cluded: sonality, Economics: Linda Jane Smith. Omaha, Neb., last week Works William Prender- Nancy Ritz and Terry Carver, School spirit award: Renee considered a good omen William Maher, to Duke Uni- American History award. to tour the headquarters gast. versity, $850 a year. LaCroix, captain of the cheer- for the future of the city. Sally Van Sweden and Gerry leaders. of the Strategic Air Com- City Manager William J erry Richardson, prlnc eton Roth, D.A.R. Good Citizenship In the special census mand returned with ex- Lamb was given authori- University, $600 a year. medals. taken in 1955, Boca Ra- Mike StraUl, $400 a year loan Eleanor Herder, D.A.P. Girl, 14, Apprehended pressions of confidence ty to negotiate for a low for the preparation of teachers Good Citizenship Award. ton was given a popula- in the nation's military bid for paving the street by the State Board of Educa- Evelyn Allen and Kent On Shoplifting Charge tion of 2,736. The gain tion. Schmidt, American Legion preparedness and with around the new Post Off- Jo Ann Neol, music scholar- medals., A 14-year-old girl was in the last five-year praise for the "dedicated ice site which is schedul- ship. University of Georgia. Jo Ann Neal and Bill Astras, apprehended in the Boton period was 4,155, or 150 James Bochte, tennis scholar. Danforth award for exceptional Store in Royal Palm men" who operate SAC. ed for opening July 1. ship. University of Florida. achievement. percent. Thomas F. Fleming Jr., Commissioners approv- Betty Slices, $300 scholar- Tlnka prjesmeyer and Jerry Shopping center Monday In 1930 Boca Raton had James Caldwell, Bill Mit- ed the transfer of $5,000 ship, Virginia Interment Col- Richardson, award as out- afternoon on a charge of an official population of lege. standing boy and girl. shoplifting. chell and William H. Hall- from the General Fund to James Ray, football scholar- Playmaker awards went to 447. In 1940 it was 723. man .were part of a group the Capital Improvement ship ffCollege, presented by Snow. Nancy Rltz, Emalee juvenile court in west Boynton Beach went headed the invitation to The group of five men shown above includes four Highway. Public hearing the Boca Raton Kiwanis Club. Yount and SaUy Van Sweden. Palm Beach, according Jim Morobitto, Beta Club Homemaklng awards: Pat from 2,542 to 10,145, a the group, commented on from Boca Raton who were photographed at the Stra- will be held at 7:30 p.m. scholarship for $100. to the police report. gain of 299 percent. his return that "the men Grant, Barbara Corcoran and tegic Air Command headquarters near Omaha, Neb. June 28. Susan Bogle, $100 BPW Sandra Camilot. To the south, in Brow- who operate SAC are ob- scholarship. Latin award: Ronald An- Left to right are William H. Hallman, Bill Mitchell, A public hearing on an Valerie Browne, two .$100 derson. World Population Grows ard County, DeerfieJd viously men of ability James Caldwell, Thomas F. Fleming Jr. and Frank ordinance providing a scholarships to Palm Beach Science award: Susan Strick- Junior College. The population of the Beach came up with the and dedication." He said Sirathers. Smathers, a brother of U.S. Sen. George bulkhead line on the east land. surprising population fig- he had "never seen such Elizabeth Gill, $100 from English awards: Sally Van world is growing at the rate Smathers, is president of the Miami Beach Niional shore of Lake Wyman was the Woman' s Auxiliary of Sweden, Jerry Richardson, ure of 9,307, which was a Bethesda Memorial Hospital. of 47, 000, 000 a year. spirit." Bank. also set for June 28 at Marlena Seller, David Gabtick, gain of 7,219, or 345 per- Mitchell, who gave a 7:30 p.m. cent, over the 1950 cen- report of the trip to the An ordinance was read sus figure of 2,088. Pom- Boca Raton News, said by title only creating pano Beach had 15,808. the visit made a deep im- liens for lot clearing in Following are the cen- pression on the entire areas 5, 6 and 7. sus figures for Palm group. He said they were Referred to the Plan- Beach County communi- taken everywhere through ning Commission was a ties in 1950 and i960: SAC headquarters, even to plat of the 20th street 1950 I960 the "war plans room," West Palm Beach43#162 55,539 but the plans were cover- (Continued to Page 14) Lake Worth 11,777 20,326 Riviera Beach 4,065 12,832 ed at the time. Delray Beach 5,312 U,939 The SAC headquarters Ocelot Captor Belle Glade 7,219 11,219 building rises three sto- Boynton Beach 2,542 10,145 Boca Raton 99992 6,891 ries above ground and Gets Reward Palm Beach 3,886 5,711 goes three to four sto- L ontana 773 4,964 ries below ground into Harold "Red" Smith, an Pahokee 4,472 4,651 employe of Wright's Chic- Lake Park 489 3,549 the bedrock of the Ne- North Palm Beach -— 2,656 braska hillside. It is a ken Farm on N.W. 51st Palm Springs — 2,464 self-sufficient "war ma- Street, was credited this South Bay 1,050 1,622 week with bringing in the Lake Clarke Shores — 1,300 chine," but SAC's motto Jupiter 313 1,048 is "Peace Is Our Profes- lost ocelot that had stray- Green Acres 531 1,022 sion," in line with its ed away from its home in two-fold avowed purpose: Boca Raton. light Rainfall (1) To deter war, and (2) Tom Wright said he To prevail should war heard his dogs barking So Far in '60 This is the Atlas missile .in front of SAC headquar- and he saw they had cor- come. ters at Omaha, one of the sights seen by the 35 South Rainfall for May totaled nered an animal, a large only 3.98 inches, accord- Gen. Thomas S. Power, Florida men, including four from Boca Raton, who cat. Wright intended to commander of SAC, gave made a flying trip to Omaha last week as guests of shoot the animal until he ing to Gus Eager, Water the South Florida group a the SAC. noticed it was wearing a Plant operator. The water demonstration of how SAC plant had to run at full tinue, to prevent acci- Florida group that 93 collar. While the animal keeps in touch with its was held at bay, 21-year- capacity, Hager said. dental attacks through percent of the striking Rainfall for the five bases all over the world. failure to make contact. old smith who, according By means of a "red tele- power of the free world is months to date measured A large computer is under SAC control, yet to Wright, "has a way phone", within seconds with animals," approached 15.12 inches, far below used to keep abreast of SAC receives only 20 per- normal for the period. the voice at SAC head- all conditions, including it and snapped a belt onto quarters had responses cent of the United states May had 20 days without weather, to be prepared military budget. its collar, then led it to from points all over the for any eventuality at any be taken away by police. any rain at all, Hager said. world. The leaders said A documentary film of moment, the local men SAC headquarters and of The owner of the oce- Boca Raton had a distinguished visitor yesterday in the person of Mrs. L. Sarasota Man Named that within 15 minites of said. William B. Hanaford of an alert they can have the visit of the Florida lot, George C. Stamden, Clark Priebe, the "Mrs. America" of the last year. She came to Boca Raton SAC has 3,000 bombers men was made by televi- 51 N.E. 51st Street, took with her husband from Ft, Lauderdale, where the Mrs. America contest is being Sarasota has been ap- one-third of SAC's planes and each plane carries a sion station WTVJ, Miami, a $25 reward to Wright, pointed Sarasota County in the air and headed to- held this week. They visited the Furniture Plaza, which had the distinction bomb 250 times more and will be shown from who turned it over to of decorating the Mrs. America home this year. Shown grouped in the Furniture sales manager for Arvida ward their goal. powerful than the ones 8:30 to 9 o'clock ioni^j young smith for his work Plaza in Boca Raton yesterday were, left to right, Mrs. Priebe, Mr. Priebe, Realty Company, it was However, their orders used against Japan in • on that station under the in capturing the animal. R.D. Oilar, store manager; Fred Byers, contract sales representative of Furni- announced this week. Be- are to return to base un- 1945. title, "The Red Tele- The ocelot had been miss- ture Plaza, and Tulane Kidd Jr., who decorated the Mrs. America home.— fore joining Arvida, Hana- less later ordered to con- SAC leaders told the phone." Colony Studio Photo ford was a broker-sales- ing since May 12. man in Sarasota. 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 9, 196JL Work on Trial Transcript In Burton Case Ordered Criminal Court Judge Hugh McMillan has ordered that 1 1 every effort be ma de to com - plete the trial transcript in the Arthur Burton Boca Raton land swindle case so the ap- peal may go forward. Burton, 42, of Pompano Beach, was convicted May 2, J ]. 1959, on three counts of substantive felony ofacces-' sory before the fact to utter- ing forged quit-claim deeds. He was later sentenced to •\r .*>-.r-, Avsvrvi five years in prison and is' free on $5, 000 appeal bond. Judge McMillan extended the time for filing the trans- cript for one month lon- ger than requested by De- fense Attorney Hal S. Ives to July 26. The judge ruled that it was apparent that through PETER JOHNSON ROSS the joint efforts of Miss Fran- Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. ces Miller and Mrs. Rubie Rossof Villa Rica returned to Rowe that an accurate trans- . their home this week after cript can be completed. attending the graduation of This is the duty of the de- their son, Peter Johnson toss, fense under court rules, he from the University of Flo- said. rida at Gainesville, where Both women have worked he was awarded a BA degree. with E. J. Campbell, former Peter has accepted a posi- official court reporter who tion with the Armstrong Cork recorded the six-day trial in Company at Savannah, Ga. shorthand and on a belt re- corder, and are familiar with 21 Accidents in May his shorthand. Even Campbell Shoppes ; the completion of another new> Injure Nine Persons maybe allowed by hisdocror Located on N.E. Nine persons were injured to assist, the jurist said. Street in 21 accidents investigated It was Campbell's serious at wsnfieid Park beautiful business location • •. keeping by the Boca Raton Police De- illness and subsequent brain partment during May. De- surgery, andthe deathof the pace with the rapid growth of BOCA RATON ! mages totaled $8, 53a late Criminal Court Judge There were 255 complaints Edward G. Newell, who pre- made, 21 summons issued sidedatthe trial, which sent with 11 estreated and 10 the already difficult case in- cases heard in court. to further knotty problems. General Contractor Fines and forfeiture col- Ives claimed an accurate Leasing thru lected amounted to $517. transcript could not be com- There were 20 offense re- pleted. ports investigated, The late Judge Newell granted five extensions of time for filing the transcript, LANGLEY REALTY and since his death, Judge AZZARELLO MacMillanhadallowed one liiii extension. Robert B- Langley - Realtor DRIVE-IN THEATRE More than half the trans- S. Fed. IJwy. Deerfield script was completed by Construction Co. Business and Industrial Property Held Over Thru Friday Campbell before his illness, Van siJvana comprising 250 pages; a- bout 20 have been prepared Heflin Mangano Investments - Residential since then by Miss Miller FIVE BRANDED and Mrs. Rowe; and about 451 N.W. 13th Avenue WOMEN 100 pages are left to be 7:30 and 11:00 completed. Cornel Jean Boca Raton 4526 Associates : Phone Boca 3737 Wilde Wallace C^pwn to Give DEVIL'S HAIRPIN Show Saturday Thomas P. Nolan - George Reynolds - John P. Holmes In color at 9:30 Television stars Miss Phyl- John Hoflstetter - Dorothy B. Cochrane - May S. McCarty SATURDAY BONUS lis and Beeper the clown will snow make personal appearances Margaret Walter Saturday morning at 10:30 O'Brien Brennan at Africa USA. Sub-Contractors and Suppliers GLORY The tall, lanky clown will In color at 9:30 entertain with his antics that have made him the star of PAINTING by Popeye children's show and Miss Phyllis will personally AIR CONDITIONERS greet the children who watch and HEAT PUMPS her Romper Room show each R & R Pointing morning. Installed By Children attending the show at Africa USA between Contractors 10:30 and 1 will receive free gifts. Beeper will be assisted in 2251 N.E. 4th Avenue, Boca Raton Tom Myers Appliance Claudette Barry his clowning by Billy, the Phone Boca 4703 Colbert ' Sullivan Chimp. 139 E. Palmetto Park Road Boca 4922 TEXAS LADY Quicksand Still Found In color at 11:20 Architectural Millwork by Although little is heard of Simulated Brick by Lumber Supplied by Starts SUNDAY quicksand these days, it is as Rossano Brazzi common as ever and perhaps Mitzi Gaynor more dangerous since it CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS John Kerr seems to be less feared, ac- cording to the National Geo- Atlantic Stone CAUSEWAY CORP. SOUTH graphic Society. 6865 N.W. 36th Ave., Miami 47 PACIFIC Death Valley, one of the In Technicolor hottest and most arid spots Company LUMBER Phone OXfordl-9180 Plus Technicolor Feature in the world, has plenty of BOCA RATON BRANCH LIVING SWAMP life. More than 600 kinds of Real and Simulated Stme "Quality and Service" plants thrive in the valley. 1301 N.W. First Avenue and Brick Work 400 N-W- 2nd Avenue Phone Boca 8509 2772 N. Dixie Highway Boca Raton Manager - RUSSELLE LACY Phone Boca 8581-8582 JERRY LEWIS Ft. Lauderdale LO 4-0981 "See Us For The Finest"

Paving by Insurance thru Electric by Sterling Hayden fEBROH IN A TEXAS TOWN DEAN's FIVE DAYS STARTING SUNDAY. TTINE 12 John W.MOORE ZETTLEMOYER LANDSCAPING and PAVING CO. Insurance ELECTRIC 321 Sunset Drive Ft. Lauderdale 1590 N. Federal Highway Phone Pompano Beach CRestwood 8-2110 SSS? Phone JA3-6O73 WE3-59I8 June 9, I960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 Mr. Gardner, Miss Risser To Be Married on July 1 slighter Anita REGISTER NOW! Mr. and Mrs: Sam-Melfi Beginners Mr. and Mrs. John Risser of Riviera were hosts to a announce the engagement of dinner party at Creighton's their daughter, Drucille, to Restaurant in the Internatio- Class J. Kelley Gardner, son of Mr. nal Bazaar Sunday night in in and Mrs. Oley Gardner of honor of their daughter MaryviUe, Tenn. Anita's graduation from St. Ann's High School in West Miss RLsser attended Sea- SQUARE Palm Beach. crest High School and the Guests attending were Mr. West Palm Beach Beauty and Mrs. C. Perrone, Mr. DANCING School. She is employed at and Mrs. Daniel Borgioli and the GiGi Beauty Salon.- daughter, Beverly, Miss Car- Gardner was graduated men Polley, Mr. and Mrs. The WAGON WHEEL from Maryville High School Charles Esposito, Joseph 11 N.E. 3rd Avenue and is associated with Law- Finocchio and Nicholas Delray Beach son Electric. On Monday Miss Melfi was A July 1 wedding i s hostess to a beach party. Her planned at the First Metho- guests included Patricia dist Church. JACK DAVIS , W. Palm Beach Ryan, Margaret Duif, Rita Monick, Patricia Clayton Instructor Corn pops because of the and Peggy Fable of West sudden release of pressure Palm Beach; Ann Parks, generated by steam. Call CR6-4451 for information DRUCILLE RISSER Boca Raton Beta Sigma Phi delegates attending the sorority conventionin Miami Ellen Dora n, Joan Fox, Judy Beach last Friday were, front row, left to right, Mrs. John Feldmann, Mrs. Earle Simmons, Caren Simmons McCOLL'S Phillips "66" SERV. EVE Mays, Mrs. Jack Benham and Mrs. Don Cbblentz; rear row, left to right, Mrs. and Beverly Borgioli of Boca 6200 N. Fed. Hwy. Ph. CR 6-9454 4450 Raton. Harry Sorenson, Mrs. Harold Michaels and Mrs. Paul Hutchens president. -- Boca they're all running to Sew FLYTE Guaranteed GREASE JOBS Raton News Photo. FUEL We give TOP VALUE STAMPS 66] LAWN MOWERS-EDGERS-BICYCLES Heart Ball Group. Sharpened - Repaired - Rented To Be Permanent KEELER DRAPERIES FREE Pickup and Delivery 1 a Mile N. of Ancient America Nine Attend Miami Beach Convention A permanent Heart Ball Boca Raton was represented Stone. She is the member committee was established at the annual state conven- instrumental in forming a recently at a luncheon held A registration statement relating to these securities has been filed with the Girls Attend tion of Beta Sigma Phi held county-wide project on men- at the El Sirocco in Deerfield Securities and Exchange Commission but has not yet become effective. tal health for Beta Sigma Phi These securities may not be sold nor may offers to buy be accepted prior Short Course at the Deauville Hotel on Beach attended by Miss Mar- Miami Beach by sorority chapters in Palm Beach to the time the registration becomes effective. Miss Joyce Veal, 14-year- garet Bodenstein, executive sisters Mrs. Paul Hutchens, County. old daughterof Mr. and Mrs. director of the Palm Beach Mrs. Jack Feldmann, -Mrs. S.A.F., LTD. Alfred Veal, is representing There were many forums County Heart Association. Harry Sorenson, Mrs. Earle Boca Raton in the 45th annual on Saturday morning and a Permanent committee ap- Mays, Mrs. Don Coblentz, $303,000 LIMITED PARTNERSHIP INTERESTS Girls' 4-H Club Short Course banquetand dance was held pointments include past Mrs. Harold Michael, Mrs. (A FLORIDA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP) at Florida State University Saturday night. There were chairmen of the three heart Jack Benham, Mrs. Al Alford this week. Miss Veal is a stu- between 600 and 700 mem- balls held at the Boca Raton and Mrs. John Hagerjr. $500 PER INTEREST dent at the J. C. Mitchell bers present. Club, Mr. and Mrs. Richard BECAUSE A prospectus will be made available to you upon request School. The "Girlof rhe Year" tro- The site for next year's Porter, Boca Raton, "Mrs. W. i phy was won by a Palm Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce and convention will be Ft. Lau- B. Topping of Delray Beach, They Know They Can ©e# This advertisement shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation Beach member, Mrs. H. W. of an offer to buy nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any Miss Miriam LoPinto, assis- derdale. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyner What They Are Looking For State in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. P. registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such State tant Home Demonstration a- gents with the Florida Agri- Bebout Sr., Mr. and Mrs. • PRICE • QUALITY • SERVICE culture Extension Service, Personals George Bogart and Mr. and Jerry Thomas & Co., /nc. said the delegation included Mrs. Lynn Aldrich of Boca Expert Guaranteed Workmanship MEMBERS MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE Helen Zywicki, Bean City; Weekend guests of Mr.and S. Kimball Jr., Elyria, Raton. 305 SOUTH COUNTY ROAD PALM BEACH, FLORIDA Ann Murray, Helen Hart and Mrs. Richard Porter were Ohio. Draperies - - Our Only Business Mary Loy Raulerson, Belle Col. and Mrs. Charles Wolf House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mouw Entertains JERRY THOMAS 8. CO., INC., 305 S. County Rd., Palm Beach, Fla. of Miami. •Mrs. Charles de Vault of Please send me without obligation prospectus on S.A.E., Ltd, Glade; Hanette Harrington, Mrs. Josua Mouw enter- COVE CENTER, Canal Point; Louise Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Dane Country Club Village are East of Federal NAME tained at luncheon recently Marrie Lee Ax tell, Pat Be- have returned from a 7, 000- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stack Come In or Hwy. on HMs- mile motor trip which took formembersof the Women's Phone for boro Blvd., Deep- ADDRESS.. langer, Donna Curry, Holly of Kilgore, Texas; Mrs. Choral group of Boca Raton. Home field Beach — Handler, Joyce Veal, Doris them to Washington, D. C, Craig Leach of Brookville, Appointment BOCA 5600. Philadelphia and Falmouth Guests attending were Mrs. OPEN MONDAY Walls and Mrs. Martin Ashton, Texas, and Mrs. Bennett Marge Burke, Mrs, Cyril THRU 34IS S o. Fede- all from the Palm Beach on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Spradley of Nacogdoches, SATURDAY ral Highway, They spent a week in the Schley, Mrs. Sue Mead, Mrs. 9 -.5:30 Delray Beach, area. Mrs. Ashton is one of Texas. The guests came here W. C. Cox, Mrs. Peter Hipp Fla. Watch for our the 4-H leaders. Boston area and then toured to attend the graduation ce- TRY US!! CRestwood 8-2877 New England up to the Cana- and Mrs. James Voss. More than 500 girls from remonies of the de Vaults' dian border. From there they all over Florida registered for twin daughters, the Misses went to Iowa City and spent the annual event. Binnie and Winnie de Vault, two weeks. -During the trip from Palm Beach Junior Col- Boca Villas Home they visited 268 friends and lege last Tuesday. Is Scene of Cookout relatives, not counting child- Mr. and Mrs. Harold ren, they said. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Rhoode Schnurstein left Wednesday entertained at a cookoutat Mrs. E. H. Jensen recently for a two-month tour of A- SOON! their Boca Villas home re- returned from a vacation trip laska. They are driving and cently. to New York and Pennsylva- will visit Kansas Ci.ty, Their guests were Mr. and nia. Omaha, Mount Rushmore, Featuring Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Margaret MacDonald, Glacier Park, Banff and Yel- Mrs. Warren Seeley, Mr. and sister of Mrs. Richard Porter, lowstone National Park Mrs. John Young of Miami has returned to her home in along the way. They will Shores and Mr. and Mrs. Scotland. leave for Aslaska via Ed - HALLMARK and NORCROSS Warren Eldritt of Punta Mrs. Everett Bates of Bo- mondton and completely GREETING CARDS Gorda. ca Raton and Mrs. Milton C. tour the new state. On their Wursler of Delray Beach return they will come by Mrs. Trafford Honors spent the weekendas guests the way of Seattle and Port- Husband on Birthday of Sgt. and Mrs. Clifford land, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. David Bryan and sons, Do - GIFT WRAPPINGS and Mrs. Robert Trafford was Bates at Camp Gordon, Ga. nald and David, ofPompano hostess to a birthday party in Sgt. Bates is an instructor Beach will accompany the ACCESSORIES her home Saturday honoring there. Schnursteins on the trip. her husband, Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Rhoode have as guests this week Mr. Guests attending were Mr. Mrs. John Bozzone and her and Mrs. Warren Eldritts of GIFTS FOR YOUR and Mrs. Russ Meeker, Mr. son, John Jr., left Friday to Punta Gorda, Fla. and Mrs. John Darwin, Mr. attend the funeral of her EVERY NEED Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown and Mrs. Robert Moray, Mr. father in Long Island, N. Y. have as guests Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Al Cattabriga, Mr. Domina Jalbert has re- Warren Seely of Port Char- and Mrs. Glenn Rauth and turned from a business trip Mr. and Mrs. James Vickers. lotte, Fla. to the Dugway Proving titfirifli Mr. and Mrs. John Claus- Grounds in Utah. BOCARATON Tree Thrives on Fire ner of Bethlehem, Pa., are Mr. and Mrs. Frank guestsof Mr. and Mrs, Lester Stoughton have as guests 479 N.E. 20th Street The strange knobuone pine, Cadman of Winfield Park. their son and his wife, Mr. BOCA RATON Phone 8995 a rare species found chiefly Dinner guests of Mr. and and Mrs. William Stough- in southwestern Oregon.has Mrs. A. F. Morey Sunday ton and son, Ted, of Syla- The Finest in Gifts and Cards been described as "the tree were Dr. and Mrs. Park Berk- cauga, Ala. They plan to THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ... that thrives on fire. " heirnerof Delray Beach and stay about 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cadman. Mr. and Mrs. Wyn Grif- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Me- fithsof Second Court enter- Kenzie of Varsity Heights tained their daughter, Do - left recently for Barberton, reen, ofDetroitfor 10 days. Ohio, to spend a few weeks In Detroit, Miss Griffiths is WE ARE CLOSING FOR THE SUMMER . . . with their son-in-law and associated with the Camp- SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY WE WILL BEAUTY daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Do- bell Ewald Company, a na- BE OPEN UNTIL FALL. PLAN TO COME nald R. Brandt. While there IN TODAY, FRIDAY OR SATURDAY FOR SALON tional advertising agency. THESE GREAT MONEY SAVING VALUES! KAY'S they will attend the christen- Mrs. Martha Steinbaugh ing of their grandson, Ken- is planning a European trip I wish to thank everyone for their wonderful pa- 477 N.E. 20th St. BOCA RATON neth, at St. Paul's Episcopal in July. tronage and please look for our opening announce- Church, Akron, Ohio. They ment this Fall . . . I'll be very glad to see you in Winfield Park Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyson then. will also visit with Mrs. Mc- have moved back to Boca ALMEDA NOW OPEN AND READY TO SERVE YOU Kenzie's sister Mrs. Dexter Raton from Delray Beach. WITH THE NEWEST AND MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT ONE GROUP - MISSES HALF SIZES OPENING SPECIAL trekking along to... DRESSES $5.88 2 for $11 THIS WEEK ONLY Reg. $15.00 ONE GROUP - FINE BARGAINS Breek5"* Zotoz * Bonat OMES DRESSES- S6M 2 for $13 * Caryl Richards m o At Their ONE GROUP - REAL VALUES COLD WAVE NEW OFFICE LOCATION DRESSES $8.00 2 for $15 $T50 912 North Dixie Hwy., Boca Raton

Phone BOCA RATON 4866 for Appoinment Almeda's COTTON SHOP FRANK LYON PHONES Cotton Dresses wirti a Florida Flair Builder 3853- •'• PH. 6759 Orchid SquareeocA RATON 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1960 Travelers Call Israel Oasis' Awards Made to Pupils Jerusalem is oneof the the dirty, listless and often world's saddest cities, a antagonistic Arabic region At Boca Raton School bleak no man's land runs and inhabitants, Tatham through its center and there said. Award Day was held Sixth Grade, John Heckrote's Tuesday at the Boca Ra- room, Steven Dolan, John Kalas, is no peace between Jews and In Israel, everyone, male Stephen Olsen, Betty Campbell, Arabs, Pastor C. Ernest ton Elementary school, Diane Jackson, Janet Taylot and female, serves in the ar- with Principal Robert and Sheila Sheffield; Mrs. Vir. Tatham told 65 men at a my until the age of 49. ginia Smith' s room, Marie Ci- fellowship gathering on the Trafford presenting the cala, Stacy Kramer, Bobby Keith, Tatham and his group spent honors. Hollace Osbome, Billy FlaveU Boca Raton Bible Conference seven days in Arabia ascend- and Gary Fish. High honor awards went to Grounds. ing the.Mountof Olives fpl- Fourth Grade students Doreer* Tatham recently returned lowing the old Roman road Mitchell, Karen Mosher and Gardner Campbell. Honors went Birth Notices from a 30-day tourof Europe whichleads to the Garden of to Charlene Feddern, Karen Ann and the Holy Land, on which Gethsamane and inspecting Lorentzen and Carol Prowe. Mr. and Mrs. David Ray, he led 28 persons from the f _h nd other Holy Land High honors In the Fifth Welden, 350 N. W. Second im a Grade went to Diane Borchardt, United States and Canada. sitesof m]ic.a\ significance Billy Feltner and Pamela Mo- Avenue, Boca Raton, an- sher. Honors went to Barbara Israel, noted for being before passing over into IsraeL Nolan, Barbara Campbell, Su- nounce the birth of a son, friendly with the West, im- — san Carew and Susan Troxell. Richard Theadore II, June 1 pressed the visitors like a p High honors In the Sixth at Bethesda Memorial Hos- or Grade went to Sheila Sheffield. "verdant oasis" compared to Rea(| The Honors went to John K&las( pital. Mrs. Welden is the Diane Jackson and Billy Fla- vell. former Mollie Susanna Perfect attendance awards Limerick. were awarded as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robert First Grade, Eileen Troxellj Boca Craft Bazaar Int. Second Grade, Pamela Jack- *Passente, 441 N. E. 26th Ter- son, Donald Laury, Marilyn Hudson and David Laury; Third race, Boca Raton, announce Cordially invites you to Grade, Martha Gutzmer and the birth of a son, Christopher Cynthia Stone; Fourth Grade, Sherilyn Barton, Tommy Hud. John, June2atBethesda Me- son, Billy Jackson and Richard morial Hospital. Mrs. Sheffield; Fifth Grade, Jerry Passenteis the former Sheila Vlllars, Barbara Nolan, Peggy OPEN HOUSE Ott and Betty Jo Patrick; Sixth Mary Finch. Receiving scholarship awards at awards day at the Boca Raton School Tuesday were, front row, left to right, Do- Grade, Brent Brace and Marie reen Mitchell, Karen Mosher, Gardner Campbell, Charlene Feddern, Susan Troxell and Barbara Campbell; rear Cicala. Mr. and Mrs. John Wyatt School Safety Patrol awards Murphy, 130 N. W. Second row, left to right, Billy Feltner, Sheila Sheffield, Pamela Mosher, Diane Borchardt, Barbara Nolen, Billy Flavell, Sunday, June 12th. were given to Brent Brace, Diane Jackson and John Kalas. -- Boca Raton News Photo. John Kalas, Lloyd Butler, Street, Boca Raton, announce 1 .... after Church 'til 5:00 P.M. Richard Myers, Rose Sabourin, the birth of a daughter, Pa- Diane Jackson and Betty We have created a lovely old market place for Campbell. tricia Lynne, May 28 at Be- Start Planned your pleasure and convenience. We hope you may Cited for being on the honor thesda Memorial Hospital. Mrs* Clementine Brown, Teacher, roll for the sixth six-week grac- find many happy leisure hours in either creating ing period were: Mrs. Murphy is the former For Auditorium our special crafts or buying internationally flavor- Fourth Grade, Mrs. Lois May June Crookshanks. Cameron's room, Patricia Ma- Honored by Freedoms Foundation At 11 a. m. Sunday, after ed or personally designed gifts. guire, Richard Sheffield, Gard- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Goss brief services in the present ner Campbell, Peggy Miller, Jones, 1132 S. W. Third Mrs. Clementine Brown, Helent Barren, holding a professional diploma, Laura Smith, Nancy Corley, auditorium, the church con- will personally instruct all wood fiber classes Karen Vlllars, Debbie Kee and Street, Boca Raton, are the Fourth Grade teacher at Safari Homes gegration at the Bible Con- FREE ... AN ART WHICH IS "NATURE'S Charlene Feddern; Mrs. Clemen- parents of a daughter, Sandi the Boca Raton school, tine Brown's room, Carol has been honored by the ference Grounds will as- ONLY RIVAL IN BEAUTY". Hutchens, Carol Prowe, Sheri- Leigh, born May 30 at Be- Is Expanding semble outdoors several hun- lyn Barton, Doreen Mitchell, Freedoms Foundation at Karen Mosher, Karen Ann Lo- thesda Memorial Hospital. Safari Homes this week an- dred yards westward on the Mrs. Barton is held in high esteem in this area as Valley Forge, Pa., for a designer of gorgeous floral arrangements and rentzen, Christopher Peirce Mrs. Jones is the former nounced it had moved to 912 "exceptional service in corner of N. W. Fourth Street and Tommy Hudson. Barbara Ann Myrick. North Dixie Highway because and Fourth Avenue. will make beautiful bouquets in either your con- Fifth Grade, Mrs. Carol Mc- furthe ring the Ame rican tainers or ours, from our extensive stocks of the Kelllps' room, Diane Borchardt, Mr. and Mrs. William Al- of the heavy increase in home way of life." There they will witness Billy Feltner, Pamela Mosher the ground -breaking for a loveliest flowers we could find to buy in the and Barbara Nolen; Mrs. Vir-bert MacWilliams announce building. Mrs. Brown, finishing ; world's markets. ginia Smith' s room, Barbara the birth of a daughter, Shelly Frank Lyon has spread his her 40th year of teaching, new 2, 500-seat auditorium, Campbell, Carl Feddern, Susan Troxell and Susan Carew, Ann, born May 31 at Holy operations from Esterly in Bo- said she was very sur- estimated to cost upwards of Marge Billing, with exceptional talents for the Cross Hospital. Shelly Ann ca Raton Square to five other prised to receive the $350, 000. unusual and original, will teach you FREE the weighed six pounds,\10 1/2 subdivisions in Boca Raton. award. She was one of Conducting the dedication "Magic of the Sea" or a scrap of net, a hat or ounces. Mrs. MacWilliams These include recent land three teachers honored in ceremony will be Confer- perhaps a mirror. She will teach you the art of is the former Laurel Strom, purchases in Spanish Village, the Palm Beach-Broward ence President and founder turning liquid plastic into unbelievable and dur- daughter of Mr. and MrsLak. e WymanShores, Chatham County area. Ira Lee Eshleman. able flowers and foliage for your own pleasure or Irna Strom of 1470 N. E. Hills an d the ertire subdivi- Mrs. Brown, who lives .V.- Many of the Conference the "joy of giving". - MRS. CLEMENTINE BROWN Fourth Street, Boca Raton. sion of Vista Hills. at 234 E. Palmetto Park trustees and sponsors will We will, show you how to create beautiful gift Other grandparents are Mr. Six different models are Road, had been recom- is a teacher of languages come from other parts of the packages . • . candle decorations, plaques, per- and Mrs. Henry MacWilliams. available, with a seventh mended for an award by at Florida State, she also country for the dedication sonally designed hats and bags, and many other A telegram was sent to the soon to be opened in Vista the mothers of her stu- has three grandchildren. service. party appointments. father who is stationed in Hills with FHA financing a- dents more than a year The pioneer resident In order to erect the audi- France with the armed forces, vailable. ago. Following their urg- has taught all elementary torium in the planned loca- We are happy to share our ideas with Church, Hos- announcing Shelley Ann's ar- ing, she submitted a paper grades but said she en- tion andprovide ample park - pital, Clubs and other organizations. The most popular Safari entitled "The American rival. model is the Oasis, a three- joys teaching the Fourth ing area, it was necessary to Please come, browse and share the beauty of our Way of Life," in which Grade best. split in half and move to a Bazaar. • bedroom, two-bath house with she explained her methods Toy electronic autos ihat a screen enclosed swimming new location the conference of teaching responsible Two Cars Damaged See our wares and crafts and tell us of yours, as race along a fixed plastic pool and patio. Two are now citizenship, patriotism lodge. we are seeking those who create. • "roadway" have been deve- on display, one in Esterly, To Extent of $700 and a greater understand- Two cars were extensive- loped to compete with toy the other in Lake Wyman ing of the American demo- Trailer Is Boat, Tent electric trains. Shores. ly damaged in a collision cratic system. last Thursday at Maya Palm A trailer for overnight Boca Craft Banrar, Inc. Mrs. Brown said the Drive and Date Palm Road in fishing trips that can be used greatest award she could 20 S. DD^ HIGHWAY possibly receive is toRoyal Palm Yacht and Coun- as a boat and a tent has been LEGAL NOTICES try Club. marketed by an Atlanta com- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING learn that her pupils have Boca Raton. Ph. Boca 6500 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ON A RESOLUTION OF THE benefited from her efforts Police said there is no stop pany. NAME LAW CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- or yield sign at the corner NOTICE is hereby given IDA, TO INSTALL PAVEMENT, in teaching. that *he undersigned, desiring CURBS, GUTTERS AND SIDE- One of the outstanding yet but one is being pre- to engage in business under WALKS ALONG N.E. 2ND pared. the fictitious name of SHOW- STREET BETWEEN N.E. 1ST projects which she insti- CASE HOMES, in the County of AVENUE AND N.E. 2ND AVE- tuted in the Fourth Grade Marvin, L. Bascom, 28, of Palm Beach, State of Florida, NUE AND ALONG N.E. 1ST Delray Beach was traveling intends to register the said AVENUE BETWEEN BOCA RA- is the Good Deeds Club The delightful sound of tinkling water is name with the Clerk of the Cir- TON ROAD AND N.E. 2ND which earns money every north on Date Palm Road and cuit Court of Palm Beach STREET. Mary E. Phagan, 65, of 11 most welcome anywhere ... in home, TIRED? County, Florida. year and presents a check patio, garden or office. Completely Dated at Boca Raton, Flori- TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- to the Damon Runyon Can- S. Ocean Boulevard was dri- If you're building a home da, this 9th day of May, 1960. REST, PROPERTY OWNERS mobile . prom $29.95 or repairing your present Richard J. Wolf AND CITIZENS: cer Fund and the Palm ving west on Maya Palm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Beach Heart Association. one and you're tired and RICHARD J. WOLF Drive when the accident that the City Commission of the Mrs. Brown is a member We also carry a complete line of pool confused over the volume Roberta M. McKenry City of Boca Raton, Florida, happened. accessories, stop in and browse, won't of estimates, ivonying 301 North Federal Highway wUl hold a public hearing on a of the American Legion Police said Bascom "s car you? about hidden costs or Boca Raton, Florida resolution by the City Commis- Auxiliary, the Garden skidded 21 feet and Mrs. "surprise extras", sail PuMlsb: May 19 and 26, June 2 sion wherein the Commission us and we'll help you with has determined the necessity Club and is active in Phagan'scarskidded 15 feet. and 9, I960. of installing pavement, curbs, church work for the Metho- our free electrical layouts Furnish Proof of Publication. gutters and sidewalks alongN.E. No arrests were made by at no obligation to you. It 2nd Street between N.E. 1stdist, Baptist and Episco- investigating officer Patrol- Let us maintain your poo] will take the confusion out Avenue and N.E. 2nd Avenue pal churches. Pool i Lawn or lawn or both. Fully in- of your work! Just call NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS and along N.E. 1st Avenue be- man Joseph Jodrey. sured and licensed. FREE NAME STATUTE tween Boca Raton Road and She has two children, Damage to the Bascom car Schraedel (Pronounced: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mrs. Martha E. Moore and ESTIMATES! Shray-deJl) that the undersigned, desiring N.E. 2nd Street, Boca Raton, was estimated at $400 and to engage in business under Palm Beach County, Florida, John Grover Brown, both . HWAY the fictitious name of: according to specifications, damage to the Phagan ve- BOCA RATON BLUEPRINT CO. plans and cost estimates on of Tallahassee. Her son file in the office of the engi- hicle was estimated at $300. (not inc.) neer of the City of Boca Raton; intends to register the said providing for assessments s:e name with the Clerk of the Cir- against abutting property and cuit Court of Palm Beach other matters pertaining thereto, County. Florida. on the 14th day of June, 1960, TIPS Gracious Florida Living at its finest /s/ DithmarH. Bulls in the City Hall at 7:'0 P.M. Schraedel /s/ Mildred E. Bulla which date is more than three KURZINGERANDHONCHELL days from the final publication in this new Electric Attorneys at Law of this notice for the purpose K & H Building of hearing objections to said inc. Boca'Raton, Florida proposed Improvements, 78 S. Federal H'way Publiflh: May10 and 26, June 2 Jacob Heidt 3-Bedroom Home Boca Raton 5653 and 9-, 1960. Jacob Heldt, City Clerk Publish: June 2nd and 9th, 1960 2-Bath COLONIAL Furnish Proof 'of Publication With These Outstanding SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Features) ON BRAND NEW * Fully Sodded I960 ENGLISH FORDS Landscaped Lots * City Sewers LIMITED TIME ONLY * Sidewalks Reg, Price * GB Built-in Oven $1714.50 and Range 0NLV * Awning Windows $800 "BK * Tile Sills * Fully Insulated Conventional Financing Also Available * Central Heat 4-door sedan station wagon * High Elevation Reg. Price $1732.50 T. M. R«8. U.S. Pii. OK. y Located in YOUR CHOICE * Tile Roof "Bail — while I look for a dehumidifier in the UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS * white Terrazzo Want A.ds!" Floors NOW 00 Model Home Located on N.W. 5th Avenue. Take TONY MILES * Tiled Baths JOHN HALEY* U.S. 1 to N.E. 40th St. to N.W. 3rd Ave. Turn ''Piano As You Llk« It $1269 FAMOUS DINNEtl right to intersection of N.W. 5th Ave. * Formica Counters UP TO 40 MILES ON A GALLON OF GAS Cook-Out Every Monday Nite SEE AND DRIVE THESE CARS „ Poolside For Information Homes Built To Your Plans JAJbQCfr Phone Boca Otlwr Models Also On Display DELRAY LINCOLN MERCURY HP 3930-6894 From $14,450 - (As Low As $500 Down) OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 ^ *IA(onmeOCSSM) osmneio BMCM 352 N. Federal Hwy. CR 6-6331 Delray Beach YOUR HOSf: BILL TAYLOR pHONB SSTI ANDREW F. KAY - BUILDER Thursday, June 9, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 Group Entertained By Mrs. Livingston Bidding Cuts Costs more than 40 percent by Personals The cost of washing Chi- permitting small firms to Mrs William Livingston, Mrs. George Clemmer en- L. Peters and Mr. and Mrs. cago police vehicles was cut enter the bidding. president of the Boca Raton tertained at cocktails and a Sidney Broadhead of Boca Garden dub, entertained at buffet dinner for 16 guests Villas. SUMMER SESSION a coffee last Thursday for Saturday night. She will en- Mrs. George Bonebrake is her officers and committee tertain for the same number in Cleveland for several chairmen for the last year. next Saturday. weeks visiting her children Guests attending were Mrs. lMinerva| Lichtig left and grandchildren. Personal Mrs. Robert Leggett, Mrs. this week to visit her daugh- Mrs. Albert Sterling enter- A. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Lewis ter, Mrs. S. D. Block of RDS- tained at luncheon and cards Improvement Simmonds, Mrs. Francis 1 lyn, Long Island, New York, in her Caribbean Keys home Swope, Mrs. William O for a month. on Thursday for a group of Charm and Modeling Donnell, Mrs. Homer Gwinn, Mr. and Mrs. George W. friends. Classes Mrs. G.I. Emerson, Mrs. Boyle of Winfield Park had Dan Do ran returned from Clarence James, Mrs. John as recent weekend guests Mr. a trip to Utica, N.Y. ,,on For Girls Ages 7 thru 1(5 Flancher, Mrs. E. A. Emer- and Mrs. B. W. MacKenzie Saturday. • son, Mrs. Carl Ebert. Mrs. of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. William Day Director: Barbara Ransdell Frank Shober, Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ebert Sr. are spending a few days PLACE: CHARLOTTE DANCE STUDIO Brown, Mrs. Harry Reid and entertained on Monday at a in Nassau. DIXIE HIGHWAY at N.E. 21st ST. Mrs. Edward Melvin. cookout for Mr. and Mrs. D. Mrs. May McCarty left DIXIE SHOPPING CENTER WINFIELD PARK recently to visit her uncle and aunt in Connecticut. A note to the girl with Mrs. Itobert Kraeuter left REGISTRATION - FRIDAY recently for Neptune, N. J. Chatting informally at a cocktail party given at the opening of the Summer season stars in her eyes... She will attend a four-day at the Boca Raton Cabana Club were,, left to right, Mrs. Robert Woods, Mrs. Arthur JUNE 17 at 10: AM. Wenderoth, Jack Woods, Mrs. Bernard Turner and Bernard Turner. Let us match the spar- seminar at Douglas College, OR CALL BOCA 4229 - 6265 kle in your eyes with New Brunswick,, N. J., and . MILLER our beautiful shoes. plans to leave from there FORTUNET Whether it is custom for a vacation at the Old 12 LESSONS $15.00 6 WEEKS PERIOD made shoe clips or Mill Art School in Elizabeth, DOMANI accessories to com- N.J. MADEMOISELLE plement your cos- tume or our exquisite Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ha- MANNEQUIN' hand painted shoes mann left recently to spend done with a delicate the Summer in iewiston, N. air in the motif of your Y. They plan to return to choice-you'll Boca Raton in November. LOTS OF find . it to Mrs. Henry R. Jahnofthe be "personal- Estates is traveling for the ly" yours, for FUN and your Big Day. Summer in Germany and Austria. DANGEROUS Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ben- son of Winfield Park had as recent guests Mrs. Chris Sny- Exclusive with Kemp's Shoe 5a]on where yoy der and daughter, Jeanette, find fashion at it's best!!! With prices you con afford to pay. of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Jones Pausing for a moment in the festivities of the cocktail party given for membersof Propellers can mangle bodies and a boat Prices from $6.95 to $32.95 have as their guests Mrs. V. the Boca Raton Cabana dub were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kautz of Deerfield Beach traveling at a high rate of speed can cause Server and Miss Ruth Ander- and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Boca Raton. -- Colony Studio Photo. extensive property damage. The theft of ex- son of Plant City, Fla. pensive equipment is not uncommon. lotion Leaving to return to Naval 500 Attend Opening of Cabana Club training at San Diego, Calif., Insurance is available in any combination at FEATURING LADIES' FASHION FOOTWEAR is Gerald Mahone y, who has More than 500 members dinner dances and buffets. been visiting his parents, 75 Guests Present A "Hawaiian night" has a reasonable rate. Call us! 131 E. Palmetto Park Road — Boca Raton At Benefit Coffee and guests from Boca Raton, Palmettn Park Arcade—Boca 5665 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mahoney. Deerfield Beach, Delray been set for June 18 when Arriving sometimethis week A benefit coffee was given Beach and the Palm Beaches the ladies appear in Hawaiian is the Mahoneys' other son, last Wednesday at the home turned out for the gala Sum- dresses and the men in their Norman, who recently was of Mrs. Paul Lo Bianco with mer opening of the Boca Ra- gayest island print shirts. graduated from the School more than 75 guests attend- ton Cabana Club last week. W. P. BEBOUT SALON of MUSIC of Engineering a t Yale Uni- ing. The coffee was a bene- A four foot ram carved in LEARN TO versity. fit for the Morning Star ice centered the long buffet DKIVE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC FIRST ANNUAL School for physicallyhandi- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mit- table of hot hors d'oeuvres, CR 6-9888 701 North Federal Highway chell returned from a vaca- capped children in Lantana. canapes and relishes. Door to Door Service Mrs. Domina Jalbert, pre- tion trip to Key West and Programs for the Cabana AA Auto School PHONES: 8621 or 9336 S Sarasota. sident of the Morning Star 309 N.E. 1st St. Club Summer season were Weekend guests of Mr.and Auxiliary, was co-hostess. announced and will include Jack Grant, Mgr. Delray Beach Mrs. D. S. Pentecost were Mrs. Annette Theilen was fashion shows, barbeques, A Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson in charge of coffee. Pourers of Melbourne, Fla. were Mrs. John M. Brown, party Given in Home Mrs. S. K. Smith left her Mrs. John Bozzone, Mrs. Qn 12th Birthday I Irving Babbs, Mrs. George Winfield Park home to join "Cusi" Botifoll celebrated her husband in Toronto, On- Clemmers and Mrs. James VAN SWEDENS ALL RECORDS Trent. her 12th birthday Sunday in tario, where he is a member her home with a party.- Interior Designers REDUCED 30 % E of Parliament. Mrs. Veillard Has Decorations were carried For The News Guests at Luncheon out in a color scheme of 311 East Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach or More Read The News Mrs. Paul Veillard enter- yellow, white and green. Monaural 1.39 & 2.79 tained at luncheon and bridge Guests attending were Phone Boca Raton 8500 in her Winfield Park home. Nancy Lou Babbas, Maria Elizabeth Van Sweden Ivan Y. Nickerson Glennys Motherwell Stereo 2.09 to 3.49 Herguests were Mrsjames Gloria Campos, Jimmy Pa - A.I..D A.I.D Associate Decorator NITA'S Stowell, Mrs. A. F. Morey, trone, Joan Paula, Maureen Stereophonic Consoles Components Mrs. Warren Bailey, Mrs. J. and Leo Anthony Fox, Dr. Beauty Salon R. Brooks, Mrs. Frank Goetz , and Mrs. F. Campos of Television Portables Radios 21st St. at Dixie Hwy. Mrs. Charles Boas and Mrs. Miami Beach, Mrs. F. Cam- WINFIELD PARK Ellwood Gardner. pos Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Dan How do you select a Decorator ? ALL LEADING BRANDS * TERMS Doran, Mrs. John M. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Fox. ALL GUARANTEED Tomorrow is the LAST Call on one that is dependable, efficient * Some New Symphony Board Sets * Some Floor Samples DAY to June 14 Meeting Place and whose knowledge can save you much Some Discontinued The executive board meet- ing^of the North Broward So- • Typical Examples- ciety of the Symphony, trouble in creating that different home. scheduled for 10 a.m. next TELEVISION BY THE Tuesday, June 14, will be held at the home of Mrs. S. Zenith 17" Portables Save $ 31 178.00 C. Curtis, W. Terra Mar G.E. 17" Portable Save $ 51 158.00 Drive in Pompano Beach. RCA 17" Portable Save $ 40 160.00 Following up a project Magnavox 24" Provincial Save $160 290.00 at the board's last meeting, all members are being asked STEREOPHONIC CONSOLES to take along music books Fisher, Provincial This is the last month for earnings in and music literature which 75 watts, FM-AM Save $145 800.00 our current dividend period. Save by are to be donated to the Capitol Contemporary* save $100 299.95 tomorrow, the 10th, . . . earn from Pompano Beach High School Capitol Chairside Save $ 50 199.50 June 1st ... and receive a big, big Library. Magnavox, 4 speakers Save $ 15 159.50 H Materials, Inc. dividend as of June 30th. Remember Hi Square Members STEREOPHONIC PORTABLES it's First Federal where you get To Entertain Wives SAFETY, CONVENIENCE, and Members of the Hi Square •CONCRETE •PIP Reductions up to 30% on Capitol Stereo Portables EARNINGS, at our current divi-, from $29.95 to $149.95 Club will have their wives as dend rate of guests at a cocktail dinner BOCA RATON, FLORIDA STEREO COMPONENTS party at the Ebb Tide tonight. N. W. 13th Street at F. E. C. R. R. GE 40 watt amplifier Save $ 60 129.95 Guests are also welcome, Open officers said. P. 0. Box 515 Telephones 8588 - 8589 Pilot 30 watt amplifier Save $ 30 109.95 FRIDAY EVENING AR-2 Speakers Unfinished Save $ 10 79.00 Al Broell is chairman. Harman Kardon AM-FM Save $ 20 50.00 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. Members of the dinner com- TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE ALL EQUIPMENT Tuner mittee are Ray White, W. PLACING AND FINISHING RADIO DISPATCHED Buck Weaver, Gene Ennis, PATIO WORK RADIOS Julian.Wells, Sam Scobee, Zenith, RCA Victor, Telefunken, Norelco FM-AM Inar Strom, Stu Johnson and Radios Cecil Stanley. Reductions up to 20% Transistor Portables, Reductions 10 to 20% FIRST J.C MITCHELLS SONS Redaction also on tape recorders. . . storage cabi- j' ;! nets. . . record carrying cases. . . chord organs.! INSURANCE COUNSELORS OPEN THIS WEEK FRI. EVE TIL 9 FEDERAL ESTABLISHED 1923 SALON of MUSIC Savings § Loan Association Shop and Save at one of Broward*s Largest of Defray Beach Record Departments BOCA RATON 601N. Federal Hwy. Country Club Plaza WH 1-1441 OFFICE Phone Boca 8576 KEN H1GGINS BILL MITCHELL 998 N. Federal Hy. Pompano Beach Each Account Insured by an Agency of the Federal Govt. 22 S. Fed. Ph. 5494 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 9, l%0 Boca Firm Decorates The News' Public Forum Mrs. America Home NEW MODERN West Palm Beach, Fla., Detroit, Mich., Furniture Plaza of Boca BOCA RATON NEWS June 1, 1960 June 4, 1960 Raton has been selected to Editor, Editor, . furnish and decorate the APARTMENTS Boca Raton News: Boca Raton News: i960 Mrs. America Huber Now that I am back from furnished or unfurnished 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida I must again take this op- Home. The decorator asso- portunity to thank you from , a trip west and have a chance ciated with Furniture Plaza Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 FOR RENT OR FOR SALE the depths of my heart for the to catch up on back issues of was Tulane Kidd Jr. Published Every Thursday editorial endorsement and my favorite paper, I should Kidd used a varied col- Rental $100 per Month. support that you gave me^yi like to make a few observa- lection of Drexel furniture, A HOME WITH A GOOD INCOME Halford R. Houser, Publisher my recent successful cam- tions. It is good to see let- with bleached and oil fin- H. Clay Riley, Business and Advertising Manager paign for the Democratic no- ters from solid citizens such ished walnut the predomi- Ph Boca 6988 Rodney G. Brower, Circulation and Promotion Manager mination to the State Senate, as Tom Fleming, Tom nant wood. NORTHCOURT GARDEN APTS Meredith and C. P. Messer- The bedrooms are deco - Beatrice Landry, News Editor from Palm Beach County. North East 44th St. Boca Raton I know full well that your smith. And I would like to rated in soft, restful shades Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising Manager 1/2 Miles North of Boca Raton Center pnFfidtHwy. support and endorsement con- see department heads of the of beige. tributed mightily to my suc- city allowed to run their de- Entered as second class matter at the post office partments for which they are of Boca Raton, Fla., December 1,- 195S cess. Shop in I appreciate so very much responsible. Also, one of our your expressionof confidence paid commissioners who will Subscription Rates: 1 year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 in my past service, and not attend closed meetings BOCA RATON assure you that I shall do because of principle refuses everything in my power to no doubt to accept pay for continue to merit the confi- those meetings which he Editorial dence which you and your does not attend. paperhave expressed in me. Respectfully, CORRECTING A DANGEROUS INTERSECTION With warmest personal re- ALONZO J. TRIPP gards and thanks, I remain has purchased the triangular piece of pro- For 'J long time now one of the more Sincerely, perty and offered it to the city so that the DRIVE SAFELY dangerous traffic sites in the city huS been RALPH J. BLANK JR. at the intersection of West Palmetto Park street ..-an be straightened -out and the Road ant) the two-way lanesofN. W. Fourth double lane eliminated. This will be a WEST END Avenue running east anu west. grea t boon to the city and city officials are Mailing Tips Suggested With the widening of the hill on Palmet- already working out a traffic plan for the area. to Park Road, traffic seems to move faster Grand BAHAMAS and the danger increases. One of the problems that officials want To Summer Vacationers eliminated is that a driver traveling north Noting that this is the sea- mited time upon written re- Tickets Available at the Also increasing the danger was the ex- on S. W. Fourth Avenue has to make a full son when many people are quest. tension of N. W. Fourth Avenue south into right turn and then a full left turn crossing following Local Merchants away from home, postmaster 2. If you want to get your the subdivisions there. The road is now Palmetto Park Road to enter the second Don McDermott this week mail while you're away, file BOCA BAG SHOP MAYO'S CARDS & GIFTS heavily traveled with cars going to the lane of N. W. Fourth Avenue. This means' 197 S.E. 1st Ave. Royal Palm Shopping Center offered seven mailing tips to a forwarding order with the Bible Conference Grounds, recently to the that the driver has to stop for traffic on assure them the best possible postmaster. (Let him know BOCA BATON 5 & 10, INC. DALE GARDEN SUPPLY polo grounds, and to subdivisions to the west. West Palmetto Park foad and wait for it to AWARD mail advice. He suggested: when you get back, though. ) Boca Raton Road 209 S. Federal Hwy. There have been many near accidents at clear before he can make the lefttum into [X) BE MADE the intersection and an accident happened N. W. Fourth Avenue. 1. Don't let a stuffed mail 3. _Use your full and com- BOCA LINEN & FABRIC JOE MEEHAN plete vacation address and SHOP MEN'S WEAR there last week when a driver moved into This has confused nany drivers who have box advertise your absence to JUNE 11 127 E. 1st St. housebreakers. Ask a neigh- give it to people who may 170 E. Boca Raton Rd. rhe wrong lane blocking the view of a dri- mistakenly turned into the wrong lane. You Need not be write you. JOHNSON & TIFFANY ver attempting to pull out onto Palmetto Straightening out this job will be a de- bor to empty your box and present to Win. BOCA RATON PHARMACY 4. Use enough postage. 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Park Road. cided asset to the city's traffic problems hold your mail. If this cannot N.E. 1st Ave & Palmetto Rd. 5. Don'tsend cash in let- Now a solution to the problem has been and goes one step further toward making be arranged, the postmaster KEMP SHOE SALON ters; use postal money orders, DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE found. Centex Construction Company Inc. Boca Raton a safer place in which to drive. may hold your mail for a li- 75 S. Federal Hwy E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. and register letters contain- ing valuable items. KIDDY KAMPUS FLORENCE FASHIONS 172 Boca Raton Rd. REGARDING BOOKS 6. Prepare your packages 111 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. carefully. Enjoy 3 days and 2 MARGE'S SPORTSWEAR Through My 117 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 7. Buy books of stamps so nights at the exciting KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Burlesque in Comic Novel you won't exhaust your supp- GRAND BAHAMA 477 N.E. 20th St. RAY KOHL & SON BY LAWRENCE DAME ly far from the nearest post GLUB. ALL EXPEN- HANDSEL HOUSE, OFFICE SUPPLY Window Albee creates a sort of ar- 123 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. One of the formulae for a office.- SES PAID. Plane fare, HOBBIES tistically nihilistic town air conditioned room, 137 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. comic novel in this rather somewhere along the sea, ROADMAN'S DEPT. STORE Breakfast and dinner. Boca Raton Rd. By BEATRICE LANDRY serious era is to pack as much where an old revivalist co- Turnpike Income Up ISLE OF MAN slapstick as possible round Only residents of MEN'S WEAR lony had failed, and peoples 17 Percent in Year ROYAL PATRICIAN some highly exaggerated Broward and Palm 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. it with a strange assort- Gross income of the Sun- Beach Counties are BEAUTY SHOP June has been designated as National Recreation Month characterizations. I must ad- Royal Palm Shopping Center and Boca Raton will take an active part in the program. ment of misfits, screwballs, shine State Parkway in April DAVE'S MARKET mit that I prefer wit to bur- dreamers and parasites. De- showed a gain of 17. 5 per- eligible. Aldrich Corner There will be all kinds of supervised activities going on SOUTHERN TV, INC. lesque and for this reason liberately kept remote from cent over the same month in throughout the month under the direction of James Rutherford, IMPERIAL JEWELERS 1927 N. Federal Hwy. George Albee's much-heral- more practical parts of the 1959, according to Thomas supervisor of recreation, and Joe Galayda, assistant supervi- 99 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ded "By the Sea, By the Sea," country, the community B. Manuel, chairman of the CHARLES C. SQ*>iBES sor. MATTY'S CLEANERS ELECTRONICS published by Simon and ambles crazily on its way to Florida State Turnpike Au- Although it has been a long time growing to the present 20th St. at Federal Hwy. 115 W. Palmetto Pk, Rd. Schuster, fails to leave me nowhere through almost thority. stage, Boca Raton doesn't have to take a back seat to any- breathless with laughter. painfully contrived antics of April gross income was WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY BRASS KNOCKER one in its planned recreation programs for the youths and GIFT SHOP Joyce Cary was one of my its denizens. $517, 365, 89 compared to 144 S. Federal Hwy adults of the community. ( S. Federal Hwy. favorite modern humorists Love and commerce of $440, 459, 21 in the 1959 Well over 100 youngsters participate in the many activi- and his "The Horse's Mouth," zany kinds thrive intramural- month for an increase of tiesof Teen Town, which includes everything from pre-teen which somehow the movies ly. Unlikely mates somehow $76, 906. 68. movies to record hops for the teenagers. The teenagers under toned down despite the ap- get together. There are mad- During April a total of adult supervision have many special programs throughout pearance of Alec Guinness, cap rescues at sea, blather- 416, 283 vehicles used the the year and also take part in civic organization programs. is an example of merriment skite intrigues and outrageous Turnpike compared with Owning a Dart is such fun! <(o/> It's so smart They pattern their government along the lines of the city as I like it in books. Then feuds. And, of course, there 332, 247 for the same month and have regular elected officers and appointed committees. Niki Kazentzakis' magnifi- is a great deal of silly talk, the preceding year. looking. ggSJisH So roomy and comfortable. A/tfSr5' So They have a most successful operation under the supervision cently picaresque novel, of the Recreation Department. with its deep philosphicala- Humor does get a start The U. S. Government first The youngsters of the city come in for their share of sides "Zorba the Greek," may when the dreamiest member minted five-cent pieces in easy on gas and low in price.*j£jC^ No wonder Dart is planned recreation. There are baseball teams, basketball be cited as an even finer of the community, a young 1794. teams and football teams in season. There are enough teams example for the comic style, collector of insects, America's VOfastest growing low-priced favorite! so that just about everyone gets a chance to play on one with a kinship to 19th Cen- bumbles his way onto a big team or another. tury Henry Fielding's immor- city TV program and con- There are always volleyball games going on, and a fun- tal "Tom Jones. " founds the experts while filled Summer program is being planned for all youngsters There is no reason to ex- winning all sorts of prizes from pre-first graders to teenagers. There will be all sorts So nice (and easy) to own! pect the author of "By the he promptly gives away so of active games as well as arts and crafts and quiet games Sea" to reach such heights. thathe and his halfwit bride for those who want them. Now and then even I found may find peace again. Although several things have been attempted for adult a chuckle or two in his ridi- Come to think of it, "By recreation, no one thing seems to draw a large crowd. culous and creakingly con- the Sea" wasn't much of an Shuffleboards in the park are open for the older group and trived situations, and I can effort to read and many several arts and crafts classes have been conducted. imagine that a great many You r home Plans are still in progress foradditional adult recreation to readers will deem the book will find that a boon in the round out this full year-round program and when the older to be sidesplitting. hot weeks ahead. is insured... group indicates an interest in any one project the plans will be completed to help them. but what about All in all, Boca Raton has a Recreation Department of " L.- its contents? which the community can be proud during this National Re- creation Month. That new TV. hi-fi, dish- washer — anything you've bouuht since you lasl checked your insurance — probably Think It Through isn'i protected. And a fire or other disaster could dam'ayc Exporting Our jobs or destroy this investment in BYE.F. HUTTON minutes. Don't be caught unprepared. Call us for a The slogan, "DON"T SELL AMERICA SHORT, " has been complete property insurance so true for so long that it now blinds us to real dangers to :heekup . , . today. our future prosperity. The proudest empires, however, have fallen because they Representing the failed to change policy to meet changed conditions. Hartford Fire In 1914, Great Britain was the No. 1 world empire. The Insurance Company Group "sun never sets on the Union Jack," was its proud boast. It PROTECTION is now in world-wide retreat. Hartford, Conn. A responsible industrial'magazine editor says; "The rising AS YOU DECORATE You o*' Certified Cur Cora in any new 1940 Dodge car. It'i Ihe doses! thing y«l to a guarantee of trouble-frae driving tide of imports into the United States and our loss of exports YOUR MASONRY WALLS can make us a 'have not1 and 'has been1 nation. "He backs this statement with an imposing array of facts. Take steel. In 1957, we imported 1.1 million tons of steel mill products and exported 5. 2 million tons of finished ASK FOR steel. In 1959, we imported 4. 4 million tons, and our ex- DODGE DART ports dropped to 1. 5 million tons. •Hodge Dart Is priced model for model with other low-prfct cart This increase in imports and decrease in exports accounts Dart sales keep going up, up, up—all over the DODGE DART . CAR F CARP for 10 million tons of ingots, not produced in American DAY IT. S. A. The reason is simple. Dart is a truly CARC mills by American labor. MASONRY PAINT fine car—smartly styled, solidly built, eco- SENECA Falrlane Savoy Biscayne nomical to operate. (24.7 m.p.g. in the Mobil- Take automobiles. The change in export-import figures PIONEER Fairlane 300 Belvedere Bel Air accounts for 700, 000 automobiles annually not built in U. S. gas Economy Run.) And this time of year, PHOENIX factories. especially with sales soaring, Dodge Dealers Galaxle Fury Impala Take machine tools, the heart of our industrial strength. are making it extra easy to own a Dart! Dodge Division of Chrysler Corporation Our machine tool industry labor costs are four times greater rhan West Germany, three times England's, and seven times NOW DODGE BUILDS TWO GREAT CARS". LOW-PRICED DODGE DART, LUXURIOUS '60 DODQE — Italy's. Our machine tool industry is actually moving out of this 500 S. Ftdftrai Hwy. country! With it go jobs, profits, taxes and national BOCA-DEL MOTORS, Inc. strength. 400 NW SECOND AVENUE BOCA 8581 •OCA RATON 38O5 S. Federal Hwy., Deiray Beach FOR BEST RESULTS USE THE CLASSIFIEDS m F»rt Landerdale _ 2701 s- Andrews Ave. 2-1706 PHONE 5473 Thursday, June 9, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 Start of Auditorium Pastor Will Discuss Will Feature Service Perplexing Problems Pastor Wendell P. Loveless The Sunday evening services has announced that the 11 a.m. at Calvary Baptist Church of service of the Bible Conference North Pompano will 'feature a Church Sunday will Include special series of sermons by groundbreaking c eremonies for Pastor Wes Auger on perplex* Presbyterians Will Hold a new 2,500-seat auditorium at ing problems. The first will be the Boca Raton Bible Confe- preached at the 7j30 service rence Grounds. Conference pres- this coming Sunday night and Promotion Day Program ident Ira Lee Eshleman will pre- will be entitled, "Did Christ side. Die For All?" The Cbvffch School of the Pastor C. Ernest Tattain will In the 11 a.m. service Pastor First Presbyterian Church will show slide pictures of the Holy Auger speaks on "What Christ Seniors Will hold its Promotion and Achieve- Land and bring the message at Wrote in the Sand". ment Day program at 9:30 the evening service. Special Calvary Baptist Church has a.m. Sunday, choir music will be presented been accepted into the fellow- Be Honored Members of each department at both services. ship of the American Council Two graduating Seniors, Jo will participate, and the Junior On Monday, June 13, at 10 of Christian Churches. Mann and Richard Smith, will be Choir will sing. Attendance, a.m., the Women's Missionary recognized at the First Metho- achievement and promotion Fellowship will have an all-day . dist Church Sunday by the pas. awards will be presented by the meeting. All members and ROYAL PALM tor. superintendent, Kenneth Hig- friends are invited and urged to The sermon, to be preached gins. Parents and members of come and bring their lunch, by the Rev. Ernest Hawk, is the Congregation are invited to Mrs. Wendell P. Loveless, BAPTIST CHURCH entitled, "There la Still a attend. president, will preside and - CONSERVATIVE - Tomotrow". The school has more than Mrs. Roy Beverly will be the On Monday a combined Vaca- doubled its enrollment since speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Parks Hunt, Pastor , tion Church School will be the opening day last" Fall. and their children will soon started at the Methodist The program Sunday will mark be leaving for Long Key in the - SUNDAY SERVICES - Church with the Presbyterian the closing of the school until Bahamas to do missionary and Methodist churches partici- September, work. 9:35 Sunday School pating. Mrs.. John Mitchell is "The Most Neglected Book" 11:00 Morning Worship director* will be the subject of the ser- At 8 p.m. Monday the Official mon by Rev, Albert G. Shiphofst, Rector to Be Teacher 7:30 Evening Worship Board for the new year will meet pastor, at the 11 a.m, service. At Camp for 10 Days at the church for the election of Both Junior and Senior choirs - LOCATED IN THE - Installed in office Saturday night at a banquet at the Imperial House, Pompano Beach, were, left to right, Boca officers and to set plans for the will sing anthems at this ser- The rector of St. Gregory's Episcopal Church, Rev. James Chamber of Commerce Bidg. Joseph Damateo, tail new year. vice. Raton Lions Peter Ravenhall, lion tamer; Thomas MacPherson, second vice-president; Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Minis- Beginning Sunday, June 19, C. Stoutsenberger, will teach at Deerfield Beach, Florida twister; Dithrnar Bulla, president; Jack Welch, director; Sam Acquilano, director, and John Matteis, director. terial Association will meet at services at the First Presby- the Diocesan camp at Avon the Methodist Chutch, and atterian Church will begin at Park for the next 10 days. The -- Colony Studio Photo. 7:30 p.m. the Methodist Men's 9:30 a.m. Sunday schedule of services ADVENT Cabinet will meet at the home The Board of Trustees of will be maintained this Sunday; The University of Missis- of L.L. Tazewell, president. the church will meet in the Matins, 7:^0; Holy Eucharist, 8; Catechism (Sunday School), LUTHERAN CHURCH sippi claims to have the lar - Thursday at 4 p.m. the Chris- pastor's study on Tuesday at tian Social Concerns Commis- 7:30 p.m. 9:30; morning prayer and sen. gest Confederate battle flag sion will meet at the Methodist The Women's Evening Cifc mon, 10. - The A.L.C - -- 57 by 90 feet. Church with chairman Mrs. L«- cle of the First Presbyterian There will be no weekday Moonhill Apartment ona Smith. Chucch will meet In the church services the week of June 12 325 N.W. 40th St., Boca Raton "n Tuesday evening at 8. Mrs. except morning prayer Thurs- William Short and Mrs, Warren day at 10 o'clock read by a lay Conductor of Broadcast Harris will be in charge of the reader. TRINITY SUNDAY To Talk Here Sunday program. 9:30 — The Church at Study Rev. shlphorst and elder 10:30—The Church at Worship VACATION An unusual opportunity will Raymond Smith will represent Florida Shows Way be offered Sunday at the 11 n.m, the church at the annual meet- Sermon: "THINE BE THE worship service of the Church ing of. the Synod of Florida Florida is the leading state GLORY" of the Open Door when Roger which will be held in the First in the production of phos- SPECIAL Marlsbary will be the guest Presbyterian Church, Lake William M. Deutschman speaker. Mr. Marlsbary is ac- Worth, June 13-16. phate rock and fuller's earth Pastor 1. Adjust Brakes tive In Christian circles con- ducting "The Upper Room" 2. Tune Engine broadcast from Ft. Lauderdale. Evening meetings of the church have.been discontinued $10.00 Value until September. Prayer meet- ings are held each Wednesday evening at the church from DONAHUE'S ONLY $ ®F 45 7:30 to 8! 30.

PLUS New Gardenia Queen Pretty Linda Kirby of Plant City is the new Gardenia Oueen. IO-PoInt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jamison, seated right, celebrated their 23rd wedding anni- Trinity SAFETY versary at the Lions Club installation banquet Saturday night at the Harris Imperial House, Pompano Beach. Their guests for the evening were, seated, left of them, Reformed CHECK Mrs. William O'Donnell and Dr. William G. O'Donnell; standing, left to right, Church Mrs. Harold Turner, Harold Turner, Mrs. Frances Martens and the Rev.James Stout- 1. Rear Lights senberger. -- Colony Studio Photo. Deerfield Women's 2. Glass Club on Hwy 810 Victor Semet of Margate, These a «ww • 3. Steering ST. GREGORYS Just off Fed. Highway Lions Install toastmaster, introduced the 4. Mirrors following guests of honor EPISCOPAL Sunday School 5. Front Lights At Banquet, Lions Club outgoing presi- CHURCH 9:30 A.M. 6. Brakes dent Wallace D. Swartz and 245 East Boca Eaton Road Mrs. Swartz; Mrs. Dithrnar 7. Exhaust Systems SUNDAY SERVICES: Morning Worship 180 Present Bulla, Mrs. Scott Kitsonand 7:40 Matins values 8. Horn Dithmar H. Bulla was in- Mrs. Victor Semet, retired 10:30 A.M. 9. Windshield Wipers 8:00 Holy Eucharist stalled as president of the light heavyweight world's 9:30 Instruction Class Evening Worship 10. Tires Boca Raton Lions Club at the champion Joey Maxim and (Sunday school) installationbanquetheld Sa- daughter. 10:00 Morning Prayer 7:00 P.M. and Sermon turday night at the Harris International Counselor The Rev. James C. Stout- The Rev* Vernon Hoffman BOCA-DEL Imperial House in Pompano Semet made the presentation senberger, Rector. Pastor Beach. of awards for outstanding MOTOIS G. Scott Kitson, Interna- service to Wallace Swartz, tional counselor, of Ft. Lau- Dithmar Bulla, Jack Cartu- ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Westinghouse U.S. 1 Between derdale, also installed Frank sciello, Thomas MacPherson, Mo. Synod Delray & Boca Liberty as first vice-presi- Mrs. Carolyn Douglas and 180 E. Royal Palm Road I H. P. dent; Thomas MacPherson, Mrs. Catherine Acquilano. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. CR6-60S! second vice-president; Frank Awards for perfect attend- DIVINE SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 10,100 B. T. U. The Mat>i/a!r» Firer, third vice-president; ance .were given to Charles The Rev. Arthur Senne, Pastor FREE Pick-Up Charles Fracker, in absentia, Davy, Eric Kohtz, Frank Li- And Delivery In secretary and treasurer; Peter berty, Dale Swartz, Dithmar First Presbyterian Church "Mobilaim" Air Conditioner Delray & Boca Ravenhall, lion tamer, Jo- Bulla, Charles Fracker, Carl Deluxe Mobilaire, cools and heats for your year- With Reverse Cycle seph Damateo, tail twister, Douglas, Dr. William Max- round comfort. For rooms up to 650 *q. ft. 2 speed f 600 West Camino Real Authorized Dealer and Jack Welch, Sam ield, Lee Silvestry, Joseph fan, full speed for fastest cooling or heating, quiet HEAT PUMP Acquilano and John Matteis, Damateo and Ernest Waskow. speed for undisturbed sleep and relaxation, vari- two-year directors, Max Hutkin, banquet able ventilation control, thermostat controls cool- THE LOWEST international Counselor chairman, reported an at- SUNDAY Si:00 AM ing system to maintain the desired comfort level. PRICE tendance of 180 Lions and It is unique in design, extra compact and light- enjoy guests. Sermon wgeight,, can be installed in the wall or in any typ* IN S. FLORIDA BARBEQUE Anoccasion within an oc- of window. OUTDOORS casion, Mr.andMrs. Thomas Jamison celebrated their "The Most Neglected Book" Latest Model I960 tiviwep GRILLS 23rd wedding anniversary at With or the banquet. Their guests PI Priced From were the Rev. James Stout- Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst TW0-D00R Without Motor senberger and his fiancee, $12.95 to $79.95* ' Spit Hood Mrs. Frances Mertens; Mr. Pastor 0/QFF and Mrs. Harold Turner and Supreme Refrigerator Dr. and Mrs. William G. (Air Conditioned and Heated) k O'Donnell. £2»WITH GIANT 101 POUND GOING SEPARATE HOME FREEZER I PROTECT EVERYTHING at HOME FROM MOTHS 5*1111100 and MILDEW SEE us FOR:1 PREVENTITCVE NEEDS 299 lew Summer Hours Right and Left Reg. 49£ Value m Hand Doors MILDEW STOP if NO DOWN PAYMENT WITH TRADE BASIC 'G' FiRTILSZIH 6-6- — First Payment August 1st— Contoins Organic Nitrogen plus All Essential Mmerah FIRST METHODIST SPiCSAI $3.49 SAM! DAY SIRViCI 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. bags CHURCH ON ALL APPLIANCES L & M yiNYL LATEX INTERIOR OR ALKYL INTERIOR 625 ME. 2nd Avenue, Boca Raton •J I FLAT WHITEand Beginning June 12th through August rniiHPAIN Ti Colors Gal. 0 COMPLETE LINE OF NAME'S Sunday School § o'clock WALLPAPER APPLIANCES, INC IN STOCK Morning Church Service 10 o'clock 253 N. Federal Hwy. Ph. 3638 %72 I. Boca Raton Road Ph 5403 Pastor - Rev. Ernest E. Hawk OPEN FRIDAY NITES TIL 9 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 9, I960 WHa SEE OUR 6 NEW MODELS

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Receiving their diplomas at graduation ceremonies of the Palm Beach Chapter of the American Savings and Loan Institute were, left to right, Miss Nancy Merritt, Miss Jeanne LaChapelle, Mrs. Betty Grant, Mrs. Corinne Brooks, and William C. Mizelle of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association. Mizelle Heads First Federal Group Receiving Certificates From Institute Twenty-two employes of association secretary. management; B. C. Butler the First Federal Savings and Miss Nancy Merritt, head for residential appraising; Loan Association of Delray teller, received the standard Helga Gaudet for teller Beach attended the gradua- diploma upon completion of training. tion exercises and banquet 10 courses. Mrs. Betty Grant Also Betty Grant for sa- of the Palm Beach Chapter of and Miss Jeanne LaChapelle vings account I and teller the American Savings and received the achievement a- training; Sally Haller forsa- Loan Institute held at the ward upon completion of vings account I; Albert C. six = Palm Beach Towers in Palm four required courses. Higgins for savings accounts Beach. Diplomas were presented I and II; Lee Jackson for tel- NEW | Receiving the graduate di- by Walter A. Obers, presi- ler training, Jeane LaCha- ploma, the highest award dent of the American Sa- pelle of Boca Raton for mort- MODELS I presented by the institute for vings and Loan Institute of gage lending and teller train- completion of 16 required Chicago, who was also guest ing; Wanda Machek for sa- courses of study, were Wil- speaker. vings account I and teller liam C. Mizelle, executive Receiving certificates of training; W. Thomas Martin vice-president of First Fede- award were the following; for mortgage lending and re- sidential appraising, Paul ral, and Mrs. Corinne Brooks, R. V. Bamber for savings accounts I and II; Norma Mercer for residential ap- Beery for savings account praising. I and residential appraising; Nancy Merritt for mort- Corinne Brooks for savings gage lending, residential ap- account I, Real Estate Prin- praising, accounting I and II ciples I and II, accounting and teller training; Irene M. Iandll and savings and loan Minschke for teller training; William C. Mizelle for sa- For A Lasting vings accounts I and II; Do- by; W. P. BEBOUT rothy Moody for teller train- We read' where a Brit- Very White ing; C. Harrison Newman of ish research team has Boca Raton for savings ac- suggested that smokers Roof counts I and II; Maxine six I might be prone to cancer Paxson for savings accounts because they generally I and II, Mildred Peters for NEW | "live it up" more than mortgage lending and resi- non-smokers. Following Coforamo dential appraising; Shirley is how subjects were RedigerofBoca Ratonfor sa- MODELS I classified according to Anti-Mildew - PVA vings accounts I and II, and personality: — how do Joy Spinner for savings ac- you rate? Ultra-White - Vinyl count I and teller training. Cigaret smokers — the W. Thomas Martin, a loan most extroverted and officer in the Boca Raton hearty. Branch of First Federal, was Pipe smokers — the most -» * pied with themselves, Otherofficersare: President, getting satisfaction with inner thoughts and fan- Fred Teed, Riviera Beach; cies. second vice-president, Non-smokers — nearly Ronald Finch, Lake Worth, as introverted as pipe and secretary-treasurer, Miss smokers. May Lou Kaminske, Riviera Ex-smokers — the most Beach. nervous, likely to chew pencils and bite their Roof Clinic for Children nails. Scheduled on Monday However, there's no The immunization clinic need to bite your nails Low Price! will be held Monday, June \ over any real estate prob- 13, at Teen Town for infants \ East ot lem — problems are easy and pre-school children from Federal Highway US 1 to solve when you deal 1 to 2 p. m. and for school \ Boca Raton with W.P. BEBOUT. children from 2 to 4 p. m. REALTOR. Buying or DIXIE A registered nurse will be \ selling, our experience is at your service. Talk in charge. things over with W.P. PAINT CO. Experts calculate that on- BEBOUT, REALTOR, 701 \ 904 N. Dixie Hwy. ly about once in 64 billion N. Federal Highway, to- cases will one fingerprint be \ •-•> day. Phone 8621, or 9336. Boca 6030 identical to another person's. Waterfront Homes with Patios FROM EDGE MORE MIST HEAD (DONUT) 19,950 (includes extra large lot and concrete seawa TRIMMER etid $3.95 with swimming pools $24,250 to $31,500 STAR CLIPPER EDGER TRIMMER BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODELS > 4 CYCLE BRIGGS DEEP WATER CANALS STRATTON ENGINE Custom Construction we welcome variations in our plans end 10® LiS. of AGftICO FliTELlZER CELLENT FINANCING

HANG-IT-AU. $54.95 TOOL RACK * Easy to Install on any Wall — Garage, Home, DALE'S GARDEN SUPPLY B&ea Hanbwot DOMES Garage *|^ 209$. Federal Tel. 8683 4871 Federal Highway iU. S. uBoca Raton Tel. Pelf ay Beaeh, CRe&twood S-2893 Barlow, Roy Brady, Arlene Thursday, June 9, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 Brittain, Jack Butler, Diane Hospital Rounds Delray Junior High School Knudaon and Pat Laury. A's and B's — 4 Periods JAMISON ROOFING INC. SEVENTH GRADE - Maisie + SHEET METAL WORK Buerk, Clifford Fuller, Mike Surgical Nur$es Play Important Roles Lists Scholastic Awards Rose, Linda Shaw, Nancy * ROGF REPAIRS Scholastic awards at Penny Bowen and Jon Sinks and Bob Story. SHOP MOVED TO the Delray Junior High Miller. American Legion EIGHTH GRADE - Tena In Bethesda's 110 Operations a Month Boughton, Beverly Cashul, School were announced awards were made to Ted Ted Rau, Mike Smith and Alex 2420 N.W. 1ST. AVE. this week. Rau and Greta Jones. Trieste. BY ANNE MOORE PHONES BOCA 8130 - 5836 NINTH GRADE - David Nancy Green, operating Robert Speicher of the Following are the Fritz, Charlotte Majors, Robin Seventh Grade led the narres of students in the Sanders and King Scherer. room supervisor of Bethesda list with all A's for five Seventh, Eighth and Ninth A's and B's - 3 Periods Memorial Hospital, drives periods. SEVENTH GRADE - Sharon 50 miles every day between Dr. P. A;Me Rill grades who attained high Cate, John Fletcher, Martha D.A.R. awards went to marks in one, two, three, Griesemer, John Hackman, Lynn her home in Fort Lauderdale Optometrist Ted Rail, Greta Jones, four or five periods: Hanshumaker, Anna Marie Mar- and the hospital. That she ra, Richard Pasley, Elizabeth All A's — 5 Periods Scherer and Mary Sprott. makes this round trip is proof 127 lioca Raton Road Boca 9498 Robert Speicher. EIGHTH GRADE — Lois Bar. of how Mrs. Green enjoys low, Greta Jones, David Mil- GRIFFIN A's and B's — 5 Periods ler, Mary Wallace and Diane working at Bethesda. In fact, SEVENTH GRADE — Scott Giersdorf. Kruse, Nancy Mueller, patsy she'll tell you she spent FLOORING CO. Pinder, Sandra Roy, Lynn Turl- NINTH GRADE — Ann Bres- months "just sitting and LAMPS GALORE!... ington, Jane Lyon, Llndo Shaw lauer, Deborah Gessler, Charles 'Griffin Has The Floor" Hill, Ruth Hutzler, Patrick waiting for the hospital to and Mike Rose. Laury, Janet Manson, Bill EIGHTH GRADE - PriacUla Terry, Henry Turlington and open. " Hutzler, Brant Philippi and John Wright. Mrs. Green and most of 3 PC CURVED VINYL Barbara Yates. NINTH GRADE — Dudley A's and B's - 2 Periods her team of surgical nurses, SEVENTH GRADE — Danny the "women in white" who CORK Britt, Linda Gathright, Jane SECTIONAL €190 oc Lyon, Robert MacLaren, Kath- always wear green on duty, RUBBER leen Van Matre and Patricia work from 7 a. m. to 3:30 Anderson, EIGHTH GRADE - Eddie p. m. All scheduled surgery FORMICA Conklin, Cathy Deese, Rose- is performed between 8 a.m. mary Frantz, John Gloskowski, RICHARDS FURNITURE Scott Locklar, Jon Miller, Doro- and 3:30 p. m. SANDING thy Roth, Kathy Van Sweden and Polly Terry, From 3 to 11 p.m., one 3749 N.Fedl. Hwy. Pompano Beach FINISHING NINTH GRADE - Judy Ale*. nurse is on duty and another WITH EQUIMEHT PU«CHAlt ander, Barbara Banting, Ronnie on call to handle any emer- WH 1-0617 OF tlM.69 Borst, William Goldsmith, Susan STORE DAILY8AM-6PM 1/* OR. HOKC Gaulais, Ellen Grossman, San- gency surgery since it has FREE ESTIMATES dra Huff, Betty Jo Machek, been founo that most emer- HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. 118 N. Federal Hwy. •DIAL 9Q7S Carol MacMUlan, Danny Mow- Delray CR 8-1210 bray, Nancy Myers, Nancy gencies occur during those Tarayos and Pat Vitale. hours. The surgical nurses A's and B's - 1 Period are on call for the remainder NANCY GREEN, R. N. SEVENTH G RADE - Carolyn of the 24 period. Operating room supervisor Beach, William Cate, Marion Glaze, Charles Heisley, Dianne An average of 110 opera- IMPROVEMENT Knutsen, Roger Ledridge, David Lutzlnger, B arry Mason, Sharon tions a month are performed Fire Prevention Hi-lites PITTS Zuckerman, Carol Banting, in the two major surgeries LOANS Judy Heeren, Larry Melln, Terry of Bethesda Memorial. Both Osborne, Virginia Westphai and for Modernization and Remodeling John Youstin. surgeries are usually in use Police Department Help EIGHTH GRADE — Patricia from 8 to 3:30. NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 5 YRS. TO PAY GU RENT/US Anderson, Patsy Clelland, ' BY SAL MATTEIS city that has such conscien- Betty Jean Hughson, Linda Perhaps in no other area tious men who devote their Maximum: $3,500 Lynch, Pam McOwen, William Have you ever wondered Beginning Annual Neal, Nancy Pursley, Helen of the hospital does team - why policemen and firemen lives for us all. It is the po- On a $1,000 loan your monthly payments Van Heiningen and Ginger work play such an important liceman who patrols the wifl be only $20.79. Brendle. get along so well together? NINTH GRADE ..— Terry part as it does in the surge- If you have thought of this streets while you are asleep; We will build, repair, remodel and maintain Cook, Diane Day, Marilyn ries. The surgical team in- always on the watch and anything in or around your home. Call today. Hertz, Bill Houghton, Mary and were never able to figure Ann LaLonde, Marilyn Pa- cludes two nurses (a circula- the answer, here it is: ready to assist and.alwaysa- lermo, Diane Potter, Wayne ting and instrument or scrub vailable when you need GOLD COAST Roth, Pat Vltali, Calvin Suggs, Without the help of the Bart Turner and Sharon Walker. nurse), the surgeon and his Police Department, we of them. Our hats off to you • assistant and the anesthetist. the Fire Department would policemen and may the Good Boca Couple Return Bethesda has two anestheseo- miss our "right arm. " The Lord watch over you at all From Son s Funeral logists, Drs. Richard Man- patrolman, riding around in times, whether on or off IXC. they and Joseph Beran, and the police car, keeps an ever duty. You are the best WHOUSMI P*§€i§ Mr. and Mis. Edwin Trebel 110 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD of 1031 S. W. Third Street nurse-anesthetist, Emily watching eye for fires, acci- and the citizens of Boca Ra- 1960-'59-'58 and OLDER have returned from Hamil - Barrett, on its staff. dents, obstructions to fire- ton have the best. Thanks BOCA RATON, FLORIDA MODELS AT SUBSTANTIAL ton, Ohio, and Davenport, Most of the surgery per- hydrantsandexitways; clears again and bless you. PHONE BOCA RATON 8866 SAVINGS Iowa, after attending the fu- formed at Bethesda is classi- traffic for our equipment; neral of their son, Dr. Edwin fied as "major" with much sets up fire-lines and reroutes Trebel, 38, who was found of it being of a highly spe- the flow of traffic at fires. See the Chevy Mystery Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV—the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly, ABC-TV. EVEHY CAR dead in his bed. cialized nature. Mrs. Gteen This is over and above his f»ersj!~~-^ CR 8-2838 6326 CR 6-5328 Age range for above occup- ations — 21 to 45 years. gas look so big and 14,110 feet of mountain look so small! 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Duck Rock, 15 miles away in Building permits for May, busy with plans and preparations for the long-awaited 1960 totaled $753,642 as Athletic awards were pre- holiday months. Many ambitious teens will apply for the Ten Thousand Islands. sented by John S. Hager Jr. to The tours will continue un- compared to $686,900 for students Duane Willi&ms, Ber- Summer jobs to earn the much-needed K May, 1959. nard J ezercak, William Lawson, spending money. There will, of course, til Sept. 4. Gilman Gunn III, L,arry Smith, Permits were issued for MacLean Smith, Richard Mora. be plenty of fun-filled days at the This Summer's schedule 32 one-family residences, die, Allan Carraghar, James beach, picnicking, and vacationing. provides forone-day tours to Finley, Roger Houghton, Ray $553,700; three businesses, Carpenter, Howard McCall, Terrific? Duck Rock each Wednesday $32, 300 and 40 additions Mark Selleck, Norman Borchardt, "Thar's a man in the funny papers and Saturday and for a two- Dick Heldgerd, Allen Sexton, and alterations, $157, 642. Larry Peacock, Charles Wel- we all know — Alley Oop!" Sound 'day trip to Duck Rock an d to Total permits issued for don, Ronald Ashe, William familiar, teens? This most unusual the Cork'screw Swamp Sanc- Dawson, Greg Ewert, James the first five months of I960 Crowe, Jerry Altlerl, John cave man, a long-time favorite in the tuary each Saturday. In ad- were $5, 994. 727. Total Scott, Bill Blacknik, Samuel comic section, is fast becoming popu- dition, special trips on other Haney, James Haney, Julian lar in the record business. Teen permits issued for the same DeNeve, Tony Lalli, Richard dayscanbearranged for par- period in 1959 were $3, 320,- McMahon, Leroy Clayton and Towners, ever on the lookout for nove] Tomi Tarayos ties of six or more. The trips Ronnie Young. ideas, have planned a swinging "Alley Oop Dance." 092. are made via Audubon sta- Hager presented cheerleader Those attending the dance are to dress so that they awards to Darlene Macaulay, tion wagons from Miami, captain; Linda Lambert, eo- resemble this cave man or his primitive environment. The Turkish Post Office captain; Edna Young, Jane Bl- Prizes will be awarded to the most ingenious cos- and by Audubon inboard has issue da set of two postage beau, Anita Fitzgerald, Bar- tumes. The affair is planned for Saturday, June 18, cruisers from Everglades to stamps to mark World Refu- bare Dowdy and Sally Tarayos. Mrs. Roland L, Owen, historian of the Jonathan Dickinson Chapter of the D. A. R., Duck Rock. Four-H awards were presented from 7:30 to 11 p.m. with the Jesters supplying the gee Year. second from the left, is shown as she presented the D. A. R. awards at the J. C. Mit- by Mrs. D. Bearson to Joyce music. Remember the "Alley Oop Dance." "He shore Veal, 1960 dress review, se- chell School. Students who received the awards were Janes Criswell, left, Diane nior division; Diane Rlley, is .hep, ain't he?" home improvement, junior di- Riley, third from left, and Dianne Munyer, far right. accepted for the month of June "Boca Raton's FIRST vision; and Valerie Fish, home The new members management, junior division. are Ronald Moulder Prank Bartlett, Cheryl Ann Cur- DRAPERY SPECIALTY SHOP" Certificates of awards for tis, Bernice Jacobs, Bob Snowden, Johnny Johnson, projects completed went to Susan Turmail, Joyce Veal, Ronald Young, Leroy Clayton, Caroline Tobler and Sherry Butcher, Mary Balme, Andrew Kay. Welcome, New Teen Towners! Tina Kelley, Patricia Young, Valerie Fish, Diane Munyer and Janet Napolltan. GERIS DRAPERY Also Mary Alice Renfro, Five Forfeit Masons Hosts Linda Stevens, Connie Weicht, Judy Wells, Edna Young, Bonds in Court Carol Sue McWilllams, Pat To New Class and interim McGinley, Darlene Macaulay, Appearing before Munici- Cary Kammerman, Shirley The original class of Scot- Grasse], Jo Ann Chlchisola, pal Judge P. J. Brannen in tish Rite members of the Bo- COMPLETE Jane Beibeau, Carolyn Hawk, court Tuesday morning, Judy Herrin, Dawn Lyon, Pat ca Raton Masonic Lodge to Mongoli, Patty Patrick, Garland Verlin LeRoy, 39, of 355 the Lake Worth Consistory DECORATING SERVICE Southards, Althea Tyldsley, Newcastle Street, Boca Ra - were hosts Friday night to Linda Lambert, Nancy Wilson ton, pleaded guilty to char- and Rosemary Hynes. the classof candidates which CUSTOM MADE Joan Benedict, Diane Riley, ges of public intoxication. received 32nd degrees in Cheri Leach, Annie Noel, He was find $15. Margot Shaul, Vickl Altman, Masonry at the Spring re- — DRAPERIES Doris Barnes, Cindy Hagan, Gene Thomas, 27, of Oak-union. Cormie Thompson, Linda — BED SPREADS Beedle, Teresa Burger, Donna land Park, charged with The party was held at the Hall, Vickl iMsrqusee, Judy having no license tag, no dri- home of Harold P. Anderson, SLIP COVERS Proffitt, Lynn Bush, Misty ver's license and running a Tyson and Sally Lalll. Host, besides Mr. Anderson, - UPHOLSTERERS P erfect attendance awards, stop sign, forfeited $15bond. were Arthur Rudford, Kenneth presented by Principal Paul Matwly, went to First Grade Samuel Hugins, 25, Negro, J. Higgins and Charles de students Claude Fernandez and N. E. 10th Street, Boca Ra- Vault. Free ESTIMATES Carmen Connors. Honorable mention went to Buddy Mena, Receiving the American Legion award for citizenship, leadership and scholarship ton, charged with public in- Guests were Richard Bulla , Yves ^Fernandez and Donna at the J. C. Mitchell School were, left, Darleen Macaulay, and right, William toxication, forfeited $25 Ray Lawrenceson, William and CONSULTATION Carllne. Perfect attendance. Second Lawson, Commander Russell Olsen, center, presented the awards. bond. Payton and Harry Sachs. Grade, to Jan Wardlaw and Vela Losen, Pompano Ricky Grant. Honorable men- — Competitive Prices — tion went to Benny Thrasher, Beach, charged with public Mark Sweet, Becky Stevens intoxication, forfeited $5 Bethesda Patients and Rhonda Connors. Boca Raton patients ad- NOW ASSOCIATED WITH Perfect attendance, Third bond. Grade, to Judith Liberatl. Peter Danaher, 32, of 26 mitted to Bethesda Memorial Honorable mention went to Hospital between May 30 and McREYNOLDS^o^ Furniture Gary Lambert, Joe Nlsely, S. E. Fifth Street, Boca Ra- Brenda Worsham, Carol Ro- ton, charged with public in- June 6 included Barbara WITH OFFICE and SHOWROOM at seke and Wayne Cooley. toxication, forfeited $25 Jones, Mollie Wei den, Sheila Perfect attendance. Fifth Grade, to Janet ReRoy, Anne bond. Passente, Chester Lee Lawson Marie Mesamer and Mike End- Clarence Hanson. Jr., 37, and Kenneth Higgins Jr. ers. Honorable mention went to Donald Kapsch, James Cro- of Palm Gardens Apartment, well, Donald Thrasher, Debo- charged with careless dri- For The News Boca Raton, Fla. rah Avampato, Barbara Hicks, Roberta Tofano and DenniB ving, forfeited $15 bond. Read The News Weicht. Perfect attendance, Sixth Grade, to Dave Critchfield, Carl Houghton, Linda Payne * ,* and Patricia Rochette. Honora- ble mention, Mike Wolfe, Kath- leen Angell, Sharon Crowell, Darcy Apetz, Agnes McGinley, THIS WEEK'S Cindy Cole and Leslie Bartlett. Perfect attendance, Seventh Grade, to Samuel Haney, Vaughn Kasel, David Moll- neaux, Joan Schmidt, Susan Clark, Julian DeNeve, Paul Tatham, Pamela Hopkins, Sharon LeRoy, Lucille Mirandl and Renee Ramseyer. Honora- ble mention, Clara Allen, Frances Gaglio, Tom Ott, Norman Sheffield, Caroline Receiving the Kiwanis Club award for outstanding scholarship at the J. C. Mitchell Tobler, Fred Rice, Diane Crowell, Ellen Brown, John School were Susan Turmail, left, and McLean Smith, right. Robert Trafford, cen- Berth, Tom Eastman, Todd Cle- ter, the principal, presented the $25 Savings Bond awards. -- Boca Raton News Photo. TERMS TO merts, Betty Allen, Betty Manning, Anita Montgomery and Carol Welch. ed American History awards to 24 MONTHS Perfect attendance, Eighth Jane Criswell, Diane Munyer, Grade, to Sherry Butcher, Greg Jack Criswell and Diane Riley. Ewcrt, Roger Starkey, Dona Top history students were Children Present Circus Hall, Darlene Macaulay, and Diane Munyer, Diane Rlley and Linda Stevens. Honorable Jane Criswell. mention went to Patricia Mc- Matwiy presented scholar- In Kindergarten Program Ginley, Shirley Grassel, Pa- ship awards to Deborah Avam- tricia Patrick, Mike Mirmehan, pato, John Matteis, Vincent Students of the Parent- Elmore, Steven Day, Nan- Jack Crlswell, Norman Mar- Matteis, Patricia Vaughn, Eu- stad, Steve Smith and Edna genia Whorton, Curt Willocks, Teacher Association-spon- cy Greene, Richard SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATION Young. Jeanie Hynes, Susan Beard, sored kindergarten par- Hawkes, David Jackson, Matwiy presented citizenship Agnes McGinley, Sandy Soren- awards to Anne DeMassa, son, Dennis Cooley, Sharon ticipated in an end-of-the- Mary Galvin, Patty Lynn Theresa Valenti, Jeff Clark, Crowell, Kathleen Angell, Su- year program Tuesday Jones, Betsy Kurtsinger, Janice Jackson, Pat Vaughn, san Kane, Darlene Stachura, Jon Cook, Mike Simpson, Mike Jennifer Saikley, Dorm a Da- night at the J.C. Mitchell Patrick Mccutcheon, Su- Enders, Jessica Stagg, Donna vies, Ricky Pelrce, Dawn School. san Lewis, Craig Oldre, Davids, John Ruff, Robert Ly&n and Mark Selleck. Entertainme nt for par- Paye Parks, John Shef- Hlntz and Darlene Macaulay. Honor awards presented by He presented arts and crafts William J ame s, president of ents and guests consisted field, Janice Pinchuk, awards to Patricia Rochette, the Junior Chairber of Com- of a program in a circus Jack Tyldsley, Jackie Leslie Bartlett, Jennifer Saik- merce, for straight "a's" ley and Donna Davlea. went to Darlene Macaulay, theme. Children were cos- Walke, Greg Welch, Pam- Larry Patrone presented Susan Turmall, Diane Munyer tumed as animals, clowns mie Vance and Jeffrey safety patrol awards to Susan and Edna Young. Welch. Kane, Sandy Sorenson, Cindy Honor awards "A's and and other circus figures Cole, Darcy Apetz, Patricia B's" went to Jane Criswell, and sang songs and recit- Muzak, Mlchele Apetz, Rlcfcy Barbara Hicks, Eloise Lyon, ed poems. Each child se- Beard, Jack Crlswell, Steve Doma Ulack, Jeff Clark, Pat 24,000,000 People Smith and Joe Carlo. Vaughn, Russell Jennings, lected his part. View Florida Films Matwly presented Junior Red Mike Simpson, Eugenia Whor- Principal Paul Matwiy Cross awards to Sandy Soren- ton, Sandra Dold, Carol Strlm- A survey by the Florida son, Su3an Beard and Bobby bu, SaUy Flernming, Gene acted as master of cere- Allen. Selleck, Susan Fitzgerald, monies. The children per- Development Commission Library awards were given Robert Hlntz, Jessica Stogg, formed under the direction showed 24, 000, 000 people ALL FORMICA to Dawn Lyon and Patty Pat- Linda Halinar, Leslie Bartlett, rick. Nancy Drews, Gail Gutzmer, of Mrs. Margery Carewe, viewed Florida films last CASES Dick Heidgerd, Mollle Linton, Commander Fred Olsen of the Siri Norem, Norman Sheffield, kindergarten teacher, and month through 1, 320 organi- American Legion presented Dennis Eahleman, Susan Clark, Choice of Colors awards for citizenship, sen. Mrs. Paul McKinley, as- zations and 62 television Diane Crowell, Kathy iKleincr, vice and leadership to Darlene Karen L eggett, Sandra Pfanner, sistant. bookings. Macaulay and Billy Lawson. Sandra Skinner, Paul Tatham, Participating in the cir- Mrs. Roland Owen, historian Jean Hewey, Pamela Hopkins, of the Jonathan Dickinson Betty Manning, Jane Piungis, cus program were Jimmie A new electrochemical BEDROOM GROUP Beautiful 4 pc. Chapter of the D.A.R., present- Glenna Villars, Carol Welch, Adams, Tommy Boldizar, Diane Riley, Jane Bibeau, gauge tells when house plants, Linda Lambert, Sherry Butcher, Damy Bassi, Christel -••' trees and flower beds need Consisting of DOUBLE DRESSER, Patricia McGinley, Judith BulJa, Billy Clapton, Er- watering and feeding. The Herron, Margot Shaul, Judith nest Clausnitzer, Sherry Wells, Mary Alice Renfro and device is a metal probe. 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CHllOP^ACTSC PHYSICIAN Full Course Dinners from $1.95 FREE Modern Furniture HEADACHES BACK PAINS NEURITIS 4 MILES NORTH OF DELIVERY DR. ALBERT THAU We Cater To BOCA ON U.S. 1 WITHIN "Where Customers Shop And Save" 123 E. Royal Palm Road Parties & Weddings 1OO MILES (Opp. First Bank of Boca Raton) Boca 9118 CR 8-1741 820-26 N. DIXIE Boca Raton Boca 5332 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1960 Co/on/a/ Packing Wins Swimmers To Take First Place ToReg'ster Registration for swim- Colonial Packing down- ming classes will take ed the First Bank of Boca ClUD place at the Boca Raton Raton, 7-4, in the Little Recreation center on League to take over first West Palms tto Park Road place. Five big runs in Top Athletic Award Lloyd Newman of Deer- Saturday, June 18, from 9 the third inning salted a.m. to noon. away the game. field Beach has been elected treasurer of the The instruction will be For the winners, Letur- North Broward sports- Goes to James Hay my had three for three given at the Garden Apart- man's Club, according to ment Pool to any school James Ray received the championship and the ten- while Tofano scored two nis championship of the runs. For First Bank, an announcement made children who register. top athletic award at Sea- this week by Bob Rich- Only children who have crest High SchooJ for the Suncoast Conference pre- Hausaman scored two runs sented by Coach Norman while Herbold had a home ards, club president. attended at least one year third straight year as the Herb Worth of College of grade school (excluding best all-round athlete at Price, athletic director. run. Seacrest had one of its Park was appointed temp- kindergarten) are eligible awards day last Thursday. Thursday and Friday orary director to replace best years in sports, win- saw all teams play tie to register. Chick Wolf was also ning 65 percent of all its Jim Rodman, who has re- honored by receiving an games. On Thursday, Ar- Registrations can be contests for the year. vida and the First Bank turned to Chicago due to award for lettering in four pressure of business. made by calling Boca Letter winners in basketball played to a 5-5 tie, and Raton 5913 during the sports. were James Ray, Burt Benson, Friday evening Colonial A covered dish dinner Two swimming awards Doug Lambert, Paul Larson, attended by members and registration hours on June Buddy Johnson, Bill Saunders Packing and Causeway 18. Registration fee is were given for the most and Charles Wolf. Members of the Boca Raton civitans, a Boca Raton entry in the Seacrest their families will be held Lumber played to a 10-10 $1 a student. The course valuable girl swimmer to Letter winners In golf were Pony League, are shown above. Front row left to right, are Bobby Kasel, Mark tie. at 7 o'clock tonight at Judy Shoaf, and most val- Burt Benson, Charles Grubb, Selleck, Greg Ewert, Allan Matthews and Mac Smith; second row, left to right, Pioneer Park in Deerfield is to last three weeks, Don Mason, Larry Carney, Monday night the First uable boy swimmer to Mickey Phlllpps, Pat Grady, Jerry Alteri, Tom Ott and Tony Lalli; rear row, left to right, Gary villars, Ray Beach. with four lessons a week. Gary LaCroix. Track also Judy Hess, Annette Machek Carpenter, Bernie Jezercak, Pete Schmidt, Dick Smith and Sam Alteri, manager. Bank got back in the win and Louise Mott. column by defeating gave an award for high —Boca Raton News Photo Letter winners in swimming Causeway Lumber, 9-4. point man to Mike Olsen. were Dick Ragunt, Dick Kelly, Tom Curll, Tyler Burt, Ron For the First Bank, Haus- PITTS MOTORS A coaches' award for Simpson, Ken Nichols, Gary aman had three hits and authorized Priegel, Gary LaCroix, Chris Pin Patter New Pelican Homes Team cooperation and attitude Johnson, Bob Parker, Walter Walker had two. For STUDEBAKER - LARK Dealer was given to Buddy John- Cahoon, Sue Swem, Renee La- Causeway Lumber, Tat- 345 K Federal Highway, Delray Beach son and Jock Inglis re- Croix, Kathy Inglis, Judy ham, Martin and King each Shoaf, Sally Baner, Madeleine At Deerfield Wins One and Loses Two STATION WAGONS - SEDANS - CONVERTIBLES ceived a track award for Kroon, Ashlyn Sloane, Pat The Boca Jaycees main- got one hit. the most effort. Richard Snow, Brenda Patelani and High g ames of the week Joyce McMurrian. tained their lead in the Tonight's action will White received an award in open play were Joe Powder Puffs Letter winners in track were Roth 265, John Rice 230, Adult Softball League by find Arvida playing host for the most improved. Mike Olsen, Buddy Johnson, Charles Wolf, Dennis Sladek, Ed Thomas 204, Sid Still on Top downing t he newly-formed to Causeway Lumber, and Principal Robert Pulton Jim Maher, Paul Eshleman, Weitsma 224, Ed LeVin- FelicanFomes team, 22-7. tomorrow night First Bank SINCERE THANKS accepted on behalf of the Jock Inglia, Ronnie Yates, Bob In Little Lassie League In other action, Pelican will battle Colonial Pack- DeNeve, Jim Gardner, Kermit ness 229, Hal Hutchi 213, action, the Angels down- With Grateful Appreciation to school the Spring sports Shoaf, Peter Welch and JameB Peg Rolston 173 and Lois Homes defeated Castro ing. Game time will be 7 awards for the baseball Jones. ed the Dolls, 14-8, while Convertible, 7-6, and Sa-o'clock. the Voters and Volunteer Workers Fifer 151. the Powder Puffs took the Who made our Victory possible. The Welcome Wagon fari Homes dropped Peli- League Standings measure of the Adult La- can Homes, 13-3. W L Tied Respectfully, Club is on the way with a dies, 13-6. Colonial Packing 6 3 1 Two Delray Women Land number of the local new- Loose defensive play Arvida 5 3 1 In the first contest the 4 by Pelican Homes, com- First Bank 5 1 LLEXXU [jnonzaz comers on hand every Angels exploded for six Causeway Lumber 2 8 1 P4.-PoU. Adv. Tarpon During Tourney Thursday at 1 p.m. runs in the last inning. bined with lusty hitting In the second contest, by Jaycees, brought SUPPOKT YOUR TEAM A trio of feminine ang- silversides during the DiERRELD LANES the terrific defensive play about the 22-7 score. lers from Delray Beach tournament, but was un- of Crowell, second base- Mangus had five hits tested the tarpon waters able to bring her fighters ALL STATES MIXED man for the Powder Puffs, while Dunster, DiMauro, in the Gulf community of to boat. N. Carolina 6 2 Hutchins, Galayda and New York 6 2 broke up rallies by the Boca Grande, Fla., last heavy hitting Adult La- Uebele had four each for week, two of them with The tournament was New Jersey 6 2 the Jaycees. For Pelican won by Mrs. James In- Connecticut 5 3 dies. Also showing well success, while the third Pennsylvania 3 S was the defensive play Homes, Jennings had three failed to score. gram of Tampa, Florida 3 S hits while Ingles and ways to keep Ohio 2 6 of Dowdy. A five-run last The three were Mrs. J.L. Michigan 1 7 inning by the Powder Seggidy had two each. Webb, Mrs. Dick Wilson High games and series: Dan Legion Team Andrews 200/517; Frank Amoro- Puffs put the game out of When Pelican Homes and Mrs. Seth Hawkins so 189/499; Kitty Sands 167/ reach. Powder Puffs now 464; Mary Andrews 163/424. team edged out Castro Jr., part of a field of 16 To Open Play have sole possession of Convertible, 7-6, Seggidy COOL! contestants who fished MAJOR AND MINOR first place. had three hits and Nettles the In ternational Women's The Boca Raton Ameri- can Legion Junior Base- Matthews-Schacte! 9 3 League Standings and Vital ie had two Fishing Association's L enart-L en art 8 4 W L Tie each for Pelican Homes. fourth annual tarpon tour- ball team will open lea- Matthews-Matthews 6 6 Powder Puffs 3 0 1 gue play this afternoon at Mula-Mula 6 6 Angels 2 2 0 For Castro Convertible, nament. LeVinness-LeVinness 5 7 Adult Ladies 1 2 1 Hartzell had three hits Tops for the three was Memorial Park. Boca Ra- Bozzone-Bozzone 2 10 Dolls 1 3 0 ton's first opponent will High games and series: Bob and Dudley had two. Mrs. Webb, who landed a Schachtel 213/541; Carl Mula be Miramar. Game time is 199/525; Earl Matthews 131; Monday night, Safari pair of fighters on light Homes jumped off to a tackle to win a fourth 4:30 o'clock. .«•':<: Lonart 521. Boca Entries place tie in the event. "500 SCRATCH" five-run lead in the first Bryan Silk will start on inning and held on for its Mrs. Wilson, winner of the mound for Boca Raton, Mangurians Furniture 8 1 Win and Lose with Bruce Silk as catch- Dixie Clamps 5 4 The two Boca Raton en- 13-3 victory over Pelican last year's tarpon tourna- Blue Decorators 4 2 Homes. Leading the Safa- ment at Marathon, was er. Petrizzo may be used McFeggan's Sun Cove 4 2 tries won and lost in the credited with a single as relief pitcher. Henderson Ambulance 2 , 7 Seacrest Pony League ri attack was Vincent Like Buss Poole's Standard 1 8 with two doubles and a tarpon. This Sunday the Boca last week. PALMS LEAGUE In Delray Beach, the triple, Don Wentworth with Mrs. Hawkins, the Raton Legion will play a home run and two sin- This. IVVFA's release champion its second home game, Sabal Palms 4 0 Boca Raton Police pushed Cabbage Palms 4 0 the Boynton Kiwanis- gles and Rutherford with for two years in a row, playing host to Ft. Laud- Cocoanut Palms 3 1 a home run and a double. hooked several fighting erdale at 2 p.m. Royal Palms 1 3 Lions further into the Bamboo Palms 0 4 cellar by taking a 9-7 For Pelican Homes, Vita- Silver Palms 0 4 lie and Holman had two High games and series: Pat decision. Then in Boca ...Or Enjoy Hack pit 208; Grace Walker Raton, the first place Del- hits each. 205; Yvonne Marshall 200; ray Kiwanis nine romped League Standings Yvonne Marshall 544; Pat W L Hackett 536; June Moore 528. over the Boca Raton civi- Boca Raton Jaycees 4 0 tans, 15-0. Deerfield Beach 2 1 BOCA DEERS Safari Homes 2 2 Tomorrow afternoon the 2 OPEN BOWLING The Mayhams Pelican Homes 1 | ALL FRIDAY NIGHT The Molars Delray Elks will play the Castro Convertible 0 The Zippers Boca Raton Civitans at The Creeps Memorial Park at 5 o'clock SUMMER LEAGUES The Four-Fours The Dewdrops Pony League Standings FORMING NOW ! W Delray Kiwanis 4 * MEN - WOMEN In Taylor Dry Valley, not Delray Clvttans 3 Pitts Cars 2 MIXED DOUBLES TEAMS. far from the naval air facili- Boca Police 2 ty at McMurdo Sound in Boynton Police 1 Boca Raton Clvitans 2 in YOUR OWN HOME with a DEERFIELD'BOWLING LANES Antarctica, scientists have Delray Elks 1 5340 N. FID. HWY. found evidence that the area Boynton Kiwanls-Llons 0 By: Reid Simmons FOR Reservations Ph. Boca 4633 has been free of ice for 1,500 Dan Borgioli years. Carrier Weathermaker Golfers Finish L Be Sure To Enter The First Rounds Engineered and installed by factory The first two rounds of play have been completed trained specialists to give you SINCLAIR by teams of the Jaycee- sponsored Men's summer Reid Dan Golf League in coopera- Speaking of the likes of MORE COMFORT, You enjoy eternal BETTER SLEEP. No more rolling and tion with the Boca Raton WIN-A-CAR Arthur Godfrey and Jack springtime with the exact day and tossing on a hot, soggy pillow. Hotel and Club. Paar, Gregor Fiatigorsky, night temperature you want for Instead, you'll sleep pleasantly Team standings to date comfort all year round. cool and wake refreshed, ready noted musician, had this for each day. CONTEST are Benson Realty, 8; to say in part: Boca Furniture, IV/. City "What are they? They're LESS NOISE. You can keep your win- Hall, &/2; Langley Realty, dows closed and minimize unwel- BETTER HEALTH. Without the drag of 6Vi; Bruning Paint, bxh; not comedians, actors, 5 Big Weekly Contests philosophers, educators come street and traffic noises. hot discomfort, you'll feel and M.N. Weir, 5Vi; Gold Key, You'll have more privacy, too. look younger. Your heart won't 4; Boca Realty, 4; Mit- or politicians. They're ... Plus the not great thinkers — for have to work as hard to keep you chell Realty, 3%; Boca cool. Your children will be less Raton Motors, 3; Turner all I know .they can't LESS ALLERGY PROBLEMS. With only read or write. But when irritable and your baby will avoid GRAND Weather-Eye Nurseries, 2; Mitchell in- clean, filtered air going to your troublesome heat rash. i960 RAMBLER AMERICAN Heater surance, 0; First Bank of Godfrey has an operation, rooms, ragweed and other dust 2-tone ename! Boca Raton, 0; Dugan it's all over the front irritants from the outdoors can be Deluxe Sedan EACH WEEK Reclining seats pages and an entire na- reduced 98%. You'll start enjoy- Travel Service, 0; Schlus- ing summer again. For As Low As Whitewall meyer, 0, and Boca Phar- tion waits breathlessly 1960 RAMBLER tires macy, 0, for the results. And when CUSTOM a Jack Paar walks out on LESS HUMIDITY. Eliminate 00 Play will continue a TV show, we never hear twice weekly through La- objectionable humidity with CROSS COUNTRY the end of this catastro- clean, cool air* STATION WAGON bor Day. phe." Which reminds us, it's $20 Elks Clu!s Will Hold something of a catastro- PER MONTH Hclmont Stakes Party phe when your TV set BONDED - INSURED COMPLETELY INSTALLED NOTHING TO BUY... EASY TO ENTER... FUN TO PLAY The Boca Raton Elks Club suddenly goes as dead as FULLY WARRANTED SMALL DOWN PAYMENT wiirhold a Belmont. Stakes a dinosaur's 'future. At ©i¥ YOUR ENTRY BLANKS at party at the Dritfwood Club such time call on SOUTH- Saturday starting at noon.Ca- ERN TV INC. for fast, napes will be served and the thorough repairs. As re- pool will be open to Elks gards new sets, treat BOCA HEATING and KUEBLER's SINCLAIR Club members. yourseJf to a pleasant demonstration of the pop- ular Admiral line at and BSLKAY MOTORS Florida hens and pulicr COUTHERN TV INC., 6399 M. Fedbrai Hwy. Boca Raton - At Sunhaven laid 891, 000, 000 eggs last 1927 North Federal High- AIR CONDITIONING Inc year. way. Phone 4004. 108 N. W. 3rd Street - Phono Boca 6261 Thursday, June 9, l%0 THE BOCA BATON NEWS 13 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS for SALE BOCA RATON NEWS REAL ESTATE for SALE Deerf ield Beach for SALE BY Owner builders tjiodel, ANTIQUE dining room 2 bedroom, 2 bath, carport, HOTPOINT Refrigerator, t able, very good condi- apt. size, perfect condi- $17,100 furn. $2,200 cash, George LaMont to Wed tion, three extension assume FFA 5% mtg. To tion $45. Phone Boca boards. Call 9387 or see : 8081. (824-28P) mornings at 15 Olive Way. see call Boca 3641.701NW Darlene Joyce Herema (829-28B) 7th St. Tunison Palms. TWO Bahama beds $20. SECTION (694-22Btf) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. is a member of the Order each, and two end tables, Check Your Ad 1 9,000 BTU GE Thinline Report any error immed- WIDOW will sacrifice be- Herema Sr. of 518 S.E. of Eastern star. On Feb. formica tops, 2 for $15. Air-conditioner. Call iately as the Bofia Raton Sixth Avenue, Deerfield 13, 1960, she was chosen News will not be responsi- DEADLINE low market price, 2 bdr. 1 Good c ondition. Call Boca 9007. (834-28B) ble for errors beyond the Beach, announce the en- as Queen of the Mardi Boca 4578. (805-27B) coat of the first insertion bath, home. Fla. room, and then only for the portion Wednesdays - 9:30 A.M. end. garage, hardtop dr,; gagement of their daugh- Gras and was crowned at ROTARY lawn mower. that may have been render- ter, Darlene Joyce, to a coronation ball sponsor- RED Cedar Fence. In- Kenmore sudsaver auto- ed valueless by such error. GE kitchen, hurricane George Frederick LaMont ed by the Deerfield cham- cludes 3 pieces 4x7, 4 matic washing machine. The N _ws will no t be RATES panels, alumri, awnings. responalbl e for more than ,3-yrs. old. Refrigerator, of Boca Raton. ber of Commerce. posts 8'. 354 N.E. 4th St. Like new. Oriental throw one incorrect insertion. Display $1.25 per col. inch LaMont is the son of The bridegroom, a Boca Phone Boca 9148. (812- rugs. 5199 N.E. 5th Court. Regular(reader) „ 20$ per line, $1.00 minimum drapes, included. Ph. Bo- John L. LaMont Sr. of Raton policeman, attend- 28P) (827-28P) ca 9942. (81 9-28 B) Boca Raton and Mrs. ed Seacrest High School, APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE for RENT BUILDING lots for sale in E.N. Colvin of Jackson- spent four years in the SPEC, for Boca Residents. DINING Room table, fami- beautiful country .Club, vil- 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, un- ville, Pla. U.S. Navy and is a gradu- ANTIQUE satin backed ly size, blonde mahogany, COMPLETE bedroom m town across from Golf lage. Phone Boca 5312 or. furnished, Large patio, The bride-elect attended ate of the Miami Police Drapery Fabric, 99. ed. 200' from beach, al- BY OWNER $450. down, cars. 1811 NE 24th St. Pom- 833 NW 3rd Ave. Ph. 9l67 Call Boca 3876 after 5 p.m. plaques recording the rates Becker Funeral Ph. 74-Wh. 1-6318. (796- ways cool. Ph. Boca8219. no closing cost. 2 bed- Home in Deerfield Beach. pano Bch. Ph. WH 1-7500. (822-28,29,30,31B) room, Pla. room, awnings, names of the award win- (8 23-28,29,30,3 IP) 27Btf) ners and the school safe- In addition to her par- WASHER fully landscaped. Must 45 Acres WATERFRONT ty patrol captains. ents, the baby is surviv- FURNISHED REAL ESTATE for RENT i sell, going north. 155 $1000 Per Acre ed by a brother, Rolland SERVICES AVAILABLE DRYER 1 bedroom, $16.25 weekly NE 20th St. Winfield Park. 29% Down Deerfield Optimists E. Jr.. and her paternal 2 bedroom, $18.75 weekly COMPLETELY furnished Ph. Boca 8263. (818-28B) CARPENTRY, brick & Repairs 4 ACRES ON RIVER Install Holland Becker grandparents, Mr. and Swimming pool, nearschool house, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 15 Lots Mrs. Joseph Becker, Ft. block work, Keystone, & shopping. 290 W. Palm- Fla. room, screened porch, 671 NW 12th RD. Country Rolland Becker was in- Conventional and A Tropical Paradise Laid erd ale. simulated brick & stone, ettoPk.Rd. Ih. Boca 9435-double carport. Ph. Boca Club Village. UNFUR- stalled as president of the Automatics $16,500 - 29% Down Deerfield Beach Optimist Kraeer Funeral Home, painting, carports, Fla. 6738. (622-20B) 3041. (749-25Btf) NISHED 3 bedroom-2 rooms. No job too small.' Bal 6% Club at a ladies' night Pompano Beach, was in UNIVERSAL For The News bath, Fla. room, drapes party held Saturday night charge of arrangements. Call Boca 5678, J.C. Ha- DESIRABLE 2 bedroom-1 thru-out, $15,400. Avail- 2 ACRE TRACTS ney, or 6516 J.G. Jenkins. APPLIANCE SALES Read The News bath house, living-room, able in August. Phone Near US Hwy. 41 ' at the Space Satellite in CARD OF THANKS Pompano Beach. (636-2lBtf) 260 N. Feaeral Hwy. WAREHOUSE kitchen & dining area, de- Boca 8718. (817-28B) $95 Down Phones: 8613 - 9030 lightfully cool Fla. room. Others installed were WE wish to thank the FATHER'S DAY symbo- 5000 Ft. AAA N.W. 16th Beautiful yard cared for, NEW home-3860 NW 4th Ave.. Caribbean Realty James Scarry, first vice- many friends and neigh- lizes the family's esteem St. Boca 3-10x12 over- water paid. Adults only, president; Dominio Grill, bors for the many kind- head doors, 14' ceilings, Boca Raton. A spacious for Father. Life Insur- no pets. 5-6 months. Ph. new home including a full P.O. Box 426 second vice-president; nesses shown us during ance — and plenty of it! - LAWN SAND large office, plenty of Boca 4647 or call at 455 basement. U' bedroom, 2% Bonita Springs, Florida Michael Caliendo, treasu- the sudden death of my exemplifies his esteem « Pulverized light. Call JA 4-7813, Ft. N.E. 5th Court, Fri-Sat.- rer, and Michael Matkow- Lauderdale. (810-28,29 baths, oak floors, 2 car husband Clinton J. Maull. for the family. See Sun. (825-28B) ski Jr., secretary. Also for the lovely flow- W.P. BEBOUT MUCK 30B) garage. Reasonable. Phone ers. Boca 3455 or Miami, PL. BOCA Real Estate & Insurance • SOD* ROCK Kaffee Klatch Given Mrs. Lillian Maull 701 No. Federal Hwy. LAWNS AND GARDENS RENTAL 7-1918. (176-6BTF) Brand new 3 bedroom RATON By Hospital Auxiliary and Family BOCA RATON, FLA. • FILL SAND SPECIAL sale. On ac- R E A LT O-R S Phone 8621 Phone 9336 house with option to buy Members of the North SITUATIONS WANTED • BULLDOZING count of illness and op- if desired. $95 monthly. OWNER SAYS Broward District Hospital erations, James Morris will sell all his shrubs 500 N.W. 2nd Ave., "MOVE IT" Auxiliary gave a Kaffee CHEERFUL capable Wid- Deerfield Beach. Klatch last Thursday Bud Butler way below regular nur- Save $2,000 — owner ow with free time, will built and priced his morning at the Sun Cove LAWN sery prices. 4,000 plants REALTORS baby sit, assist Mothers, Boca Raton 8234 two bedroom, one bath Restaurant. or be companion for SERVICE to choose from. Mainly, FOR RENT The party was a benefit Hibiscus, Crotons, Poin- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, wall BEST BOCA BUY home with Florida room adults, day or evening. Office Machines carpeting, drapes, com- to sell at $14,750. Has affair to kick off the Write Box M, %Boca Ra- settias, Ixora, Cherry FOR As Low As and many more. See at plete kitchen, landscaped, BUDGET MINDED since moved north and Bridge Marathon which ton News, giving phone $10 Per ivlonth Repair furnished. 1285 N.W. 4th will be played in indivi- Sales 760 N.W. 3rd Ave. or call can't m aintain home number for interview. Street, Country Club Vil- Three b edroom, two any longer. Has slash- dual homes. (833-28P) Service Boca 5546. (828-28,29,30, lage, Phone Boca 5277. bath home built by one BOCA 8994 3 IB) ed price to $12,750 for Mrs. G.B. Reeve was of the leading home de- quick sale. Hotpoint chairman for the event. HELP WANTED TYPEWRITERS REAL ESTATE signers. Located in 'a electric kitchen, refrig- AUTOS FOR SALE FOR RENT or SALE beautifully planned erator, double wash CLEANING woman, iron- LETURMY Chemically Cleaned comm unity of fine Birth Notice ing, every other Friday. 1956 OLDSMOBILE, Su- tubs, gas water heater, Lawn Service and* Repaired homes, sidewalk and situated on corner lot, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Own transportation, call New and Used Machines per 88, 4 door sedan, pow- RENT OR SELL sanitary sewers already Selva, 1324 S.E. First Boca 8349. (830-28B) 303 N.W. 1st Ave. For SALE er steering, power brakes, minutes from stores, Unfurnished. Beautiful 2 installed. All this and school, churches. Way, Deerfield Beach, Phone Boca 3637 radio, heater, white wall , bedroom, 1 bath home in more for only $13,990. announce the birth of a APPLICATIONS for Civil Boca Raton tires. Low mileage, very Boca Villas. Large living Excellent financing Monthly mortgage pay- girl in Holy Cross Hos- Service positions in city * Chinch Bug Control good c ondition. Price room, den, dining area, available. Need we ment of $59 is cheaper pital. of Boca Raton now being * All Type Spraying Office Supply $900. Tel. Boca 4538. large kitchen and bedroom. say more? TWO BOCA than rent. Call us for accepted. See display ad Wall-to-wall carpeting, has inspection, TWO BOCA * Work Guaranteed all extras. Separate utility RATON OFFICES TO Deerfield Personals on page 9 or Civil Service Phone BOCA 4628 1958 CROSS country Nash room, carporte. Beautiful- SERVE YOU. RATON OFFICES TO bulletin board in lobby of Rambler, privately owned. ly landscaped. Ideal home SERVE YOU. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. City Hall Bldg. (832-28B) CR. 6-9131, 2301 S. Fed- for elderly couple. Yearly M.N.WEIR&SONSJiNC Southern of Welch, W.Va., •N.WEIR&SONS.INC eral Highway, Delray lease. Reasonable rental Realtors Realtors arrived Saturday night to Beach. (816-28B) including lawn care and await completion of their ATTENTION water bill. 1000 NE 3rd Federal Highway Federal Highway Ave. Phone Boca 5214. at S.E. 5th St. new home in Deerfield TEACHERS at S.E. 5th St. . Beach. Last year the SALEScmd SERVICE Attention New A1A & Via Cabana A1A & Via Cabana Southerns visited long Teachers are needed to CAR BUYERS! REAL ESTATE for SALE Ph: Boca 3717 Ph: Boca 3717 time friends Mr, and Mrs. fill summer vacation po- GLENN WYGAL George Yepsen and fell in sitions either part time Bonded Factory Representative Test Drive Our GOLD COAST love with the Deerfield or full time. Position Phone BOCA 31O3 Brand New 1960 area and returned this would pay $140.00 to $400.00 per month de- 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. year to spend the Winter j pj ^ Phones 8866 - 6228 in an apartment on the pending on time avail- MORRIS beach. They are now in able. Write in confi- NOTICE! REDUCED town to stay after saying dence to Box No. H. Ful1 Low down payment! 2 Homes From $13,000 to $89,000 goodbye to their friends Boca'Raton News Residents of Boca Raton bedroom, 1 bath home in West Virginia. Price in N.E. section. Extras Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cox A complete Interior and Exterior Decorating * 1-Year Written ind ude stove, refrigera- left last week for a visit WANTED Service is now available to you, specializ- Warranty tor, awnings, well, of three or four weeks in Woman or young man ing in "Quality" at sensible prices.Paper- * Complete Service Dept, 'pump and sprinkler CONN C. CURRY, Realtor Washington, D.C. Having for paste-up work pre- hanging and painting at its best. Licensed * Bank Financing system. Owner must re- lived for many years in and insured in the City of Boca Raton, if turn north. paring copy for paper. you need our services call . . . and around Washington, Three days a week, WALDRON ANNOUNCES! they look forward to fami- Monday through Wed- ly parties and visits with nesday* old friends. duality" at WH 1-5929 Desirable qualities MOTORS 206 S. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 8567 His new location in the suite of offices oc- Mrs. T.W. Hinson, with are neatness and artis- IMPORTED CAR DEALER Boca Raton cupied by Town and Country Properties, her son-in-law and daugh- tic touch* 3815 So. Federal Hwy. 820 N. Fed. Hwy. CR6-5221 ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lane Inc., 164 Boca Raton Road. Two phones See Mr. Houser at the Delray Beach CR 8-2371 Delray Beach Greene, left Sunday for I NYTASK for your convenience — Boca 9166 and 6351. Gainesville to attend BOCA RATON NEWS MOBILE HOMES MOBILE HOMES commencement exercises • NYTBME Mr. Curry deals in choice real estate and at the University of Flor- business properties* Small transactions wel- ida for Mrs. Hinsan's NEWSBOYS comed. They receive the full benefit of his daughter, Grayce, who re- WANTED NYPLACE wide experience in the Florida Real Estate ceived her A.B. degree. field. You are urged to consult him on any She plans to return in the 11 years of age and NYTHING real estate or business venture for his valu- older, responsible. For Fall for graduate work in able guidance and appraisal. Twelve years journalism. Following the established route in House and office cleaning, win- North i Boca Village— J_ of successful experience qualifies him and graduation, Mrs. Hinson, dows, lawns, storm shutters, protects you. Grayce and her brother, Sunhaven area. maintenance, repairs and many ... in one or Florida's Finest Restricted Mobile others. 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Boca Baton 3767 CR 8-2601 U.S. Highway No. 1 - North Boca Raton Page 14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 9, 1960 Officials Plan Meet Johnny Hill Invitation to Airport Talks Flight to See Starts Commission Argument Inlet Model representative of the city to Several city commission- A letter from Ralph E. ersand city officials will fly Odum, assistant Attorney the Tallahassee meeting to IN "conduct city business." to Gainesville, leaving at 8 General, inviting city offi- o'clock this morning, to stu- cials, including City Attor- Recently it was learned that the State Board of Con- dy the model of the Boca ney Leon Weaver, to a meet- William I. Roderick Sr. Raton Inlet in the Coastal ing in Tallahassee June 24 trol plans a transfer of the William Irving Roderick land to the Florida Develop- Engineering Laboratories at to discuss the airport situa- Sr., 68, died suddenly the University of Florida. tion touched off a series of ment Board, which is author- Sat IT day afternoon in ized to operate an airport. Scheduled to leave as pas- arguments in the City Com- Providence, R.I. sengers on two Arvida planes mission meeting Tuesday af- Mayor Courtney C. Boone He had been living in said he wasn't going back on were Commissioners Al Rueb, ternoon. Boca Raton one year with William O. Herbold and John his stand. He said there was his daughter, Mrs. Mary Odum said the Board of R. Brandt, City Engineer Al- Control and members of the an agreement made in 1958 Brindle, 454 N.E. 12th and the property was recent- fred Amsler and assistant Insurance Counselor Florida Development Com- Street. He had returned ly transferred. It was a legal city manager Al Alford. mission would be present. to Providence to sell his deed and it was conveyed to Rueb proposed that moving We Write: Commissioner Joe DeLong home there. the State Board of Control. He was a retired City of pictures be taken of the mo- demanded that die city re- * AUTOMOHILK Commissioner John R. Providence Water Depart- Participating in the Garden Club installation ceremonies at a luncheon meeting del and experiments so the quest the return of the 203- Tuesday at the itoyal Palm Yacht Club were, left to right, Mrs. C. R. Ma yes, Jr.. commissioners could study acres airport site from the Brandt said he would have ment employe, a member * ACCIDENT of the Eagles Lodge and president Florida Federation of Garden Clubs; Mrs. W. M. Livingston, president, them at their leisure. He State Board of Control. He Weaver go and ask pertinent St. Rita's catholic Church Boca Raton Garden Club; Mrs. Henry S. Pennock. director District 10, installing also proposed that the Uni- * UUKGLAKY said the city was in error for questions about the transfer in Providence. officer- Mrs. Carl Ebert, first vice-president; Mrs. Francis Swope, second vice- versity engineers make a re- transferring the deed to the of the airport site from one * CHIME He is survived by his president; Mrs. S. B. Miller, third vice-president; Mrs. James Connors, recording cording of an explanation of Board of Control as the board state agency to another. wife, Margaret, of Boca the model. was not authorized to operate Commissioner William 0. secretary; Mrs. A. R. Mitchell, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Robert Leggett. * FIKE Raton; three daughters, treasurer. -- Colony Studio Photo. City Manager William an airport. He said the city Herbold said he would back Mrs. Mary Brindle, Boca * HOSPITAL was offered good money for up the original stand on the Lamb was authorized to con- Raton, Mrs. Barbara tact Dr. Per Brunn, in charge * LIABILITY the lease of 20 acres at the transfer. Sleeper, Deerfield Beach, airport site and "should now of the experiment, with the The commission voted 3-2 and Mrs. Prances Tur- Garden Club Installs Officers request for pictures and a * MARINE request the return of the to send Weaver to the meet- geon of Lakewood, R.I.; president; Mrs. S. B. Miller., copy of the minutes of the deed. " ing. DeLong and Commissio- a son, William I. Rod- CITY FIRE POLICY Mrs. William Livingston * .MORTGAGE third vice-president; Mrs. meeting. DeLong said the city could ner Al Rueb voted "no." erick Jr., of Del ray (Continued From Page 1) was re-installed as president James Connors, recording f WINDSTORM use the land to trade for pro- Frank H. Goetz, president Beach; 12 grandchildren Industrial Center with a of the Boca Raton Club at a secretary; Mrs. A. R. Mit- Book on Records perty on Lake Wyman or to of the Boca Raton Civic and two great-grandchild- motion to instruct the luncheon meeting held- at * HONDS the Royal Palm Yacht Club chell, corresponding secre- The average full-length lease the airport to private League, speaking from the ren. city attorney to prepare an amending ordinance in on Tuesday. tary, and Mrs. Robert Leg- book can be recorded on 18 We are Bond specialists concerns which would pro- floor, asked for a referen- Rosary services were regard to walls where they gett, treasurer. double - face phonograph and can write all forms.. duce revenue for the city. dum of the voters to try to held at 7 o'clock last Mrs. Henry Pennock, new abut residential property. director of District 10, also Mrs. C. R. Ma yes, state discs, requiring 12 hours of He protested sending any reclaim the property. night in Kraeer Funeral Chi pel. A letter was read from installed Mrs. Carl Ebert, president of the Federated reading Remember , Funeral mass will be at Arvida Realty Company first vice-president; Mrs. Garden dubs, was guest of 9:30 this morning at St. regarding the required Frarcis Swope, second vice- honor. Legal Notices It's The Policy Ready-Mix Case Studied right-of-way to construct Joan of Arc Catholic NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Behind The Policy Church with the Rev. N.W. Ninth Court in Lake Police Activities of Week NAME LAW Floresta Park. The letter Notice Is Hereby Given that That Counts. By Judge After Hearing Robert F. Reardon offi- the undersigned, desiring to ciating. said Arvida was unable engage in business under the to secure the coopera- Police Persuade Woman fictitious name of QUALITY Judge Culver Smith of being opposed by the city Burial will be in Boca INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Circuit Court in West Palm and by citizens1 groups be- Raton Memorial Cemetery. tion of adjacent property DECORATING, in the City of Boca Raton, Florida, Intends to Beach has taken under ad- cause it is close to a resi - owners in executing the Not to Wash Car in Rain Mrs. Mary Altaffer deed for the right-of- register the said name with visement the case of the dential area. lookout for the imposter. the Clerk of the Circuit Court Mrs. Mary Emma Altaf- way. Police activities of the of Palm Beach County, Flori- Ready-Mix Concrete Com- In the report of the de- last week ranged from per- The report from the da. fer, 88, died last Thursday City Manager William pany which is seeking to suading a woman ' not to beach was the second in /s/ Howard J, Saunder3 positions last week, the after a long illness at a Lamb recommended a force the City of Boca Raton Deerfield Beach convales- wash her ear in the rain two nights received by PUBLISH: June 9, 16, 23, and 30 Boca Raton News listed Ar- meeting with the property (Furnish proof of publication) tograntit a building permit. thur Mirandi and Harold J. cent center. She lived at to theft investigations and the police of an unidenti- owners, assuring them the search for a missing fied man stopping motor- ATTORNEY: Rusley C. Meeker A hearing was held and Schmidt as having given e- 1239 Coconut Road, Boca they will not be assessed 131 E. Palmetto Park Rood BOCA depositions were presented Raton. woman. ists and asking to see Boca Raton, Florida vidence for the city's case for the paving. He said their drivers' licenses. to Judge Smith Tuesday af- to prevent the permit Mrs. Altaffer had been that in failing to provide A Boca Raton woman NOTICE Is hereby given that coming to Boca Raton James Downs of Pom- the undersigned, under the provi- INSURANCE ternoon and his office said being issued. Mirandisaid the right-of-way the city who .was washing her car yesterday that he would stu- from Westfield, N.J., as a in the early hours of Sun- pano Beach reported to sions of Section 865,09, Florida his deposition to the con- could pave the street on police he was stopped at Statutes, 1957, will register with dy them before making a Winter resident for the an assessment basis. He day morning in a pouring the Circuit Court, in and for Palm AGENCY trary favored the establish- last five years and had Camino Real and Federal Beach County, Florida, upon re- decision. was authorized to nego- rainstorm was persuaded ceipt of proof of publication of Affiliated With ment of the plant. Schmidt been a permanent resident by police to wait for day- Highway by a man in a this notice, the fictitious name- The Ready-Mix company tiate with the property gray and white station' TUNISON PROPERTIES seeks to build a plant in was out of the city but it is f or one year. owners. light. to»wlt: understook he took a po- She is survived by a Mrs. Ida Pryor of 435 wagon who requested his Coastal Signs 165 E.PalmettoPk.Kd. the industrial area of Boca City Attorney Leon driver's license. Dated: May 23, 1960. Raton, but the project is sition similar to Mirandi's. daughter, Mrs. Harland L. Weaver was instructed to E. Palmetto Fark Road re- Publish: May 26, June 2, 9, 16, PI,. It oca 5408 Miller of Boca Raton; a ported at 1:48 a.m. Sun- A young girl from Zum- 1960. prepare a refunding agree- brota, Minn., is looking brother, Charles Neely of ment regarding sewer in- day and again at 2:17 a«m. Rehearing Wilt BPW to Talk Bethel Park, Pa., five that a woman was wash- for her mother in Boca U.S. ROYAL stallations in Boca Raton Raton. Ainmdm grandchildren and 14 Square in conformity ing her car near her home Be Requested Of Convention great-grandchildren. in the rain. Linda Berg, who is with the recommendation graduating from high Reduced fa Plans for the state conven- Services were held at of Black and Associates, Lt. William Brindle and Mervin Taylor, Miami at- 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Patrolman George Seeman school this month wanted 90 tion to be held in Miami in the city's consulting engi- torney, told the Boca Raton Kraeer Funeral Chapel, found a woman in an in- her mother to attend her News yesterday that he was July will be discussed at a neer, and the approval of graduation. The last time conducted by the Rev. the city manager. toxiCated condition using preparing a motion asking meeting of the Boca Raton Ernest E. Hawk, pastor a garden hose on the in- she heard from her mother for a rehearing by the Fede- Business and Professional Speaking from the audi- was in February, but the of the First Methodist side of her car while the 22New reduce) prices on U.S5. ROY AS, NYION ral Court in Miami of the Women's Club meeting at 8 Church. ence, Robert Pinchuk ask- rain was drenching the card had no return ad- lires mok« it easy for you to equip with case involving transfer of the o'clock Monday night in the ed Commissioner John R. outside. dress, she said. u NYLON, All U.S. ROYAL NYtON l!rfi or» Further services and is Preuuro-Tempered, airfield property by the City First Federal civic room. burial were held in Cleve- Brandt why he had gone The police persuaded Linda wrote to the of Boca Raton to the State Mrs. Gla dys Erickson, new land, Ohio. back on his campaign her to wait for the sun- Hollywood Police Depart- Tusmss TOR- 'ST-'H-WM Board of Control. president, will be in charge. Mrs. Lessie Sehryver promises to hold open shine. ment asking for informa-