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Vol. 5 No. 45 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, October 6, 1960 16 Pages Price Ten Cents oath's Building Hits $2,287,875 Culpeppe Building permits in Bo- ca Raton continue to rise. 36-Unit Apt. Permits issued during September totaled $2,287.- Pub 875, according to a report On Intracoastal To Be Op from the office of the city engineer. Wilt Be Built 53 Support Permits issued for Sep- Details of plans for Bo- tember, 1959, totaled ca Raton's first water- Committee $936,000. front co-operative apart- The meeting next Mon- Building permits to date ment building will be un- day night at which Dr. J. for the year total $11,689,- veiled before brokers of Broward culpepper, execu- 242 as compared to $6,- the area at a breakfast tive director of the Flori- 736,242 for the same peri- Tuesday, Oct. 11, at the da Board of control, will od of 1959. Boca Raton Hotel at 8:30 be the speaker is- open to Permits were issued a.m. everyone in the area, it last month for 57 one- The enterprise is the 36- was announced after the family residences, $981,- unit Royal Colonial, to be Monday night meeting of 600; three businesses, built on the east bank of the new committee formed $1,260,000, and 23 addi- the Intracoastal Waterway to support the new state tions and alterations, opposite Royal Palm university. $46,275. Yacht and Country Club. W.H. Hallman, elected Business permits were Brokers of the area from Wearing a happy smile, Pat Whiteman, chosen Miss issued to the Fifth Ave- chairman of the committee Port Lauderdale to Delray Flame Monday night at the J.C. Mitchell School, re- for a six-month period, nue shopping Plaza for Beach and city officials ceived the trophy from prank Noble, chairman of the $1,000,000; an auditorium announced that because of and business leaders of contest for the sponsoring Civitan club.—Boca Raton the importance of next at the Bible Conference Boca Raton have been in- News Photo. Grounds for $250,000 and Monday night's meeting vited. About 400 persons and the enthusiasm al- for alterations at the site are expected to attend. of the old Post Office for ready developed, it was The apartment site, Miss Flame Title decided to move the.meet- $10,000, according to the which was part of the large report. ing place from the' J.C. Mrs. J.D. (Kitty) Willard shows the "key to the city" they received and Jess Arvida holdings on the Mitchell school to larger Willard displays the huge greeting card signed by all the guests honoring them ocean side of the Intra- quarters in the Cloister recertly in Toledo, Ohio.—Boca Raton News Photo. Ticks on Animals coastal, was purchased To Pat Whiteman Room of the Boca Raton Miss Pat Whiteman was comedy pantomime num- Bring Quarantine from Arvida Corporation. bers. Hotel and Club. Arvida approved the plans crowned Miss Flame, A new tick, described as Queen of Fire Prevention Prize's for Miss Flame Thirty-five persons, Willards Honored in Toledo, of the Royal Colonial included the following: forming the nucleus of the the carrier of several animal Apartme nts. Week, Monday night at the diseases, but which does not J.C. Mitchell School. Permanent wave at Kay's committee, attended the Clark Vogt, president of Monday night meeting in affect human beings, has Miss Whiteman, 16, is a Beauty Salon, hand em- Their Former Home Town the vogt Development broidering all-pearl collar the First Federal Savings been found in Boca Raton, Company, and Thomas I. Senior at Seacrest High and Loan Association's Charming ambassadors rees received a huge School. She is the daugh- from Styles, girl's anklet lard arrived, they were pre- Officials of the U. S. and Rossetti, sales coordina- civic room and signed the of good will are Mr. and sented with a glass "key card signed by all the State departments of Agri- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos bracelet from the Boca Ra- 1 tor, will discuss the build- ton 5 and 10, clutch purse membership roster. Addi- Mrs. c.D. Willard of 466 to the city ' on behalf of guests as a memento of culture said the tick, de- ing design and the sales Whiteman of 275 N.E. tional names are being N.E. 32nd Street, Chatham the evening. Sixth Court. from the Boca Bag shop, Mayor Michael Damas. scribed as the African red program. Brochures will added daily and the list Hills. The mayor was away at While living in Toledo, tick (rhipicephallus evertsi) Runners-up were Janet French wallet from Boca be distributed and a scale Ray Jewelers, month of included 53 names yester- This is not just a de- the time and the presenta- Mr. Willard became a was found on three animals model of the building will Baker and Deanna Baker. day. scription. They were offi- tion was made by Arthur charter and life member at Africa USA and a quaran- Each received a large en- free dancing lessons from be on display. Ginger's school of Dance, The committee chose as cially named as ambassa- W. Gratok, director of pub- of the Lions Club there in tine was imposed on the a- The apartment will be a graved trophy from the dors by Gov. Michael V. lic welfare. 1929. On this visit the sponsoring civitan club. $5 in merchandise from its name "the '64 Com- nimals. two-story structure of 18th Florence Fashions Inc., mittee," spotlighting the DiSalle of Ohio while When the Willards lhsed Willards attended the Li- The quarantine only means Century Georgian design, Miss whiteman also re- they were on a recent ons' luncheon meeting and ceived several valuable $5 in merchandise from goal of 1964 for the start in Toledo, they had a fav- that the animals cannot be with a center section and Boca Raton Pharmacy, of the new university in visit to their former home orite restaurant they visit- were pleasantly surprised moved and the tourist attrac- two wings facing on a prizes donated by local town of Toledo. : when, the master of cere- merchants. Gibson wedding book from Bocia Raton. . , ed frequently, so it was tion is open for business a s patio and pool. The archi- the Winfield Shop. Aii advisory committee Mr. Wiliard has always only natural for them to monies • presented ,*-tbem. usual. tect was Paul M. Bradley. Ten girls competed. been known as Jess and with a scroll, signed by The winner was chosen on Gift of choice from the was named, including drop in on this visit. Handsel House, Esterbrook those active in starting his wife, Kathryn, as Kit- But Billyle's Restau- the State Governor and the basis of appearance, ty. They came to Florida bearing the state seal, poise, speaking ability cartridge pen from Ray the movement for a city- rant was more than ready Kohl and Son Office Sup- wide committee to support two years 'ago after he for them. The owner de- and naming them as am- and answers to questions had retired after 40,years bassadors. Episcopal School relating to their age group. plies, box of seamless worthwhile projects. clared a "jess and Kitty" Berkshire hose from Road- These were Hallman, Bill in business in Toledo. night and more than 175 The scroll read, in part, A point system was used When word got around by judges Mrs. Barbara man's Sportswear, pair of Mitchell, Harry Newman, friends showed up to honor "I, Gov. Michael V, Di- Rose Bud shoe clips from Val Brennan, Dick Fish, about their impending re- the willards, some coming Salle, do so designate Fund Drive Nears Ransdell, Mrs. Beatrice turn visit to Toledo, their An intensive fund-rais- Brown said. Landry, city Manager Wil- Kemp's Shoe Salon, pair Leo Fox and Harold Tur- from as far away as 70 Kitty and Jess Willard as ing* drive is scheduled for The executive director of flats from Welsh's ner. Three more members legion of friends got to- miles. Mr. and Mrs. Ambassador liam Lamb, Robert Hon- gether and planned to "sometime this Winter" said enough money has chell and Harold Anderson. Bootery, pixie hat from are to be selected, bring- For three hours they re- of Good Will from Toledo for the construction of an been donated to begin con- originals by Susan, 12 ing the number to 10. celebrate their arrival. newed old acquaintances, and the state of Ohio to Jim Rutherford, city When Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Episcopal Preparatory struction but the board de- recreation supervisor, 45-RPM pop records from Another meeting of the reminisced, and the hono- (Continued to Page 2) School for Boys in Oiiver- cided to hold up building served as master of cere- Southern TV Inc., Lady genera] committee was sity Park. until the full amount of monies. Frank Noble, capri pen from Boca Ra- scheduled for Monday Plans for the drive were $1,500,000 needed for the chairman of the contest ton Office Supply- Inc., night, Oct. 17, at which made at a meeting in port school is donated. for the Civitan club, bottle of Arpege cologne time the Advisory Board City to Press Condemnation Lauderdale Monday of the The campaign will be crowned the new queen. from Love's Drug com- is to bring in by-laws and membership standards. Episcopal School Founda- centered, but not restrict- Miss Whiteman plans to pany, Montag's Violets tion, of which the Rev. ed, to Palm Beach, Brow- enter nurses' training are Blue from Mayo's The board of directors For Camino Real Extension Hunter Wyatt-Brown is ard and Dade counties. after she graduates from Cards and Gifts, three of the Boca Raton Chamber City commissioners 20 days to reply but as of Lamb said that in fair- executive director. Rev. Wyatt-Brown said high school. An interest rolls of black and white of commerce at a meeting on Tuesday agreed to go Tuesday no answer had ness to Pedersen, it is a If the funds are forth- the board also accepted in medicine runs in the film from Boca Camera Tuesday adopted a resolu- been received. fact that he (Pedersen) Center. ahead with condemnation coming, the school will the conveyance contract family, as her father is a tion supporting establish- proceedings against Afri- Lamb said the offer for cannot deliver anything be started this winter in of 40 acres west of the pharmacist at the Boca Ra- RCA Camden record ment of the '64 committee. ca USA for acquisition of the land included the but the straight piece of time to be opened for polo field to be used as ton Drug Store. from Johnson and Tiffany, The resolution stated: land needed for a west- city's agreement to install land as the other proper- 100 students in Septem- a site for the school do- Miss Flame will rule $10 gift certificate from "We, the Board of Di- the railroad crossing, ty, leading south, is tied ber, 1961, Rev. wyatt- ward extension and rail- nated by the Arvida cor- over Fire Prevention Week. Furniture Plaza, Lustro- rectors of the Chamber of road crossing on camino safety signals, paving the up in an option agreement poration. She was guest of honor at ware recipe box from Commerce of Boca Raton, Real. road and re-locating the until Feb. 7, 1961. Attending the meeting the Civitan club meeting Home Makers Hardware do hereby go on record as Africa USA sign at no Mayor Courtney C Boone Drifting Boat and Garden Supply, $5 City Manager William was the Right Rev. Henry Tuesday night. endorsing the establish- Lamb said that an cost to Pedersen. said it was up to the city Louttit, D.D., Bishop of While the ballots were gift certificate from the ment of the '64 Commit- Commissioner Joe De- to take the next step. Investigated Book World, hand-painted executive session of the the Episcopal Diocese of being checked, Miss Betty tee, a newly-created group City commission two Long moved that con- Weaver was instructed to A passing motorist re- South Florida. Butts entertained with two (Continued to Page 2) whose primary purpose and weeks ago authorized that demnation proceedings proceed with condemna- ported to police at 5'39 Plans for the school principles it is to assist only he and City Attorney be instituted at once. tion proceedings. a.m. Wednesday that a call for 100 students in in getting the University Leon Weaver should know boat was adrift just out- grades seven through 10 in our city of Boca Raton the value placed on the side the Boca Raton Inlet. with the 11th grade to be by 1964. land recently by the city's Sellers Appeals for Gifts Investigating police added in 1962 and the 12th "The Board of Directors appraiser. found a 26-foot Chris Craft, grade in 1963. of the chamber, in behalf Lamb said he and Wea- license number PL6347 R, Rev. Wyatt-Brown plans of its membership, shall ver had written to John For Patients in Hospitals the "Swanee Two," in the to leave this week to at- be pleased to lend its Pedersen of Africa USA tend the college of preach- support and efforts to the Although it is only the warming to see what a lift inlet with no one aboard, on sept. 7 and offered to the morale of a patient according to the police re- ers in the National Cathe- fulfillment of these princi- beginning of Autumn, him $15,000 for the 2.239 Christmas is in the mind the gift gives. port. dral in Washington, D.C., ples and purposes to the acres of land needed for of Paul Sellers, former He knows how distress- Patrolman George Lilien- on a fellowship for six end that the State Univer- the road extension. Lamb weeks. sity will be located in lieutenant of the Boca ing it is to be confined to thal went aboard the boat, said Pedersen was given Raton Police Department. Boca Raton at the earliest a hospital for a long peri- found a rope in a locker od of time, TWO years ago and secured the craft to possible opportunity." He has issued his second annual appeal for gifts to he was stricken with a some nearby rocks. Ensign Palmer Now The main attention at Month's Rainfall thrombus of the carotid Taking NATO Cruise be given to hospital pa- Police said the owner the Monday night meeting Totals 16.55 Inches tients for them to give to artery while searching of the boat, Bal H. Pries, centered upon Dr. Culpep- their families. Donations for an escaped prisoner. 1201 Del Harbor Drive, Navy Ensign Leslie N. per's appearance in Boca Rainfall for Boca Raton during September was the of any kind of item will be He underwent surgery and Delray Beach, said he had Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raton next Monday night, was hospitalized for a Lester H. Palmer of 2315 N. highest on record, 16.55 more than welcome, Sell- loaned the boat to another Oct. 10, at 7:30. Invita- ers said. lengthy period, and is still E. Fourth Avenue, Boca Ra- tions are being sent to inches, according to Gus person who had apparently Hager, chief Water Plant recuperating from the ef- run into trouble with it. ton, is serving aboard the public officials in this Last year Mr. and Mrs, fects. escort vessel USS Claud part of Florida as an op- operator. Sellers collected, gift- As of Wednesday, the po- wrapped and distributed Gifts of any kind, such lice renort did not contain Jones operating in the North portunity to hear firsthand Hager -said rainfall for Septemuer last year was 250 Christmas gifts to the as cigaret lighters, books, the name of the person Atlantic. from Dr. Culpepper about the status of the univer- 7.04 inches. He said the patients at Lantana Hos- puzzles, games, jewelry, operating the boat. The Jones is participating pital. etc, may be left at the in a seven-week NATO sity project. second highest month on The Coast Guard was record was June, 1959, city garage on N.W. Sec- crnise and is scheduled to "I could have used called and the Palm Hallman told the meet- with 13.07 inches. another 200," Sellers ond Avenue, next to the Beach sheriff's office was return to the States in late ing this week that a num- Police Station, or at 801 ber of people had recog- This unusually wet said. He said he is start- notified. Police said the October. September compared with ing early this year in Hibiscus street in Flo- case was turned over to Ensign Palmer is married nized the need for a non- resta, or Sellers will pick Entertaining at the Miss Flame contest Monday partisan and non-political an average rainfall of sev- hopes of collecting more the sheriff's office for to the former Jo Ann V. night at the J.C. Mitchell School was Betty Butts, en inches in 1957, 1958 gifts for the patients. them up if anyone will further investigation. Quinn of Baltimore, Md. who presented two comedy pantomime numbers. (Continued to Page 2) and 1959. Sellers said it is heart- call Boca Raton 3641. 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdayy, October 6, 1960 SSewe r IInstallatio n T */• Jury Indicts Pelski Protests Are Heard On Murder Charge Strong protests were was installed. registered at the City Lamb said he had check- Henry Pelski was indicted Commission meeting Tues- ed into the matter and the Friends Doubt for first degree murder in day by three Boca Raton procedure was completely the July 10 slaying of Mrs. property owners regarding legal. He sai'd the legal Brown to Run Jean Abdella when the Fall sewer installation in Uni- notices had been publish- Friends of Police Chief W. term Grand Jury returned a versity Heights and alleg- ed according to law and H. Brown expressed doubt true bill against him Tues- ed improper inspection. public hearings had been this week that Chief Brown day afternoon in West Palm City Manager William held with no protests re- would be a write-in candi- Beach. ceived. Lamb read a letter from date for sheriff in the Nov. Held in county jail, Pelski Merle Shaw of N.W. 45th Mayor Courtney C. JSoone 8 election, but Brown said did not appear before the Street, who protested that agreed the matter had Grand Jury. Witnesses told the procedures of the in- been handled in a legal yesterday that he had not yet fully made up his mind. their stories of the slaying stallation of sewers in Ms manner. which took place at 125 N. area were not carried out Claus Victor Swanson, Brown, who was defeated by caily 2, 000 votes forthe E. 21st Street where Mrs. according to proper legal 3751 N.E. Fifth Avenue, Abdella, Pelski's former process. Shaw said the told the commissioners Democratic nomination for sheriff .by the incumbent, bookkeeper, was saying sewers were not a benefit that the city had a good with friends. building code but it wasn't John Kirk, said he had writ- to all property owners and Pelski is charged with were forced on them by the being enforced. He said J. BROWARD CULPEPPER ten the Attorney General shooting Mrs. Abdella, 36, Mrs. Eileen Rucci, Mrs. Jacqueline Lee Wiley and Mrs. J. S. MacLarai are shown, City Commission. there were six sanitary Dr. J. Broward Cul pep- concerning matters related six times, then almost blind- left to right, in this picture taken at a meeting of the North Broward Society of the Mrs. Louise Wachter, violations at his house per, executive director of to a write-in candidacy. and he considered some of the Florida Board of Con- ing himself with another Symphony Tuesday in Boca Raton. Mrs. MacLaren was hostess to the society in her 4500 N.E. Third Avenue, One of these was a request home in the Itoyal Palm Yacht and Country Club. -- Colony Studio Photo. said the sewer work was them a "health menace." trol, will address an open to use gum-backed labels shot that penetrated his started before any of the Lamb said Swanson's meeting in the Boca Ra- with his name printed on temple, damaging his optic property owners had been house had been inspected ton Hotel and Club at them for the voting ma- nerves. notified and she question- not onlyby the plumbing in- 7:30 o'clock next Monday Pelski, a Ft. Lauderdale Symphony Society Plans for Season on the chines. ed the legality of the as- spector but also by the night prospects for If Brown does decide t o builder who had worked i n Coming social events of no Beach High School as a Marmo of Cypress Harbor sessment for the sewer. chairnran of the Plumbing the new State university Boca Raton, married and the North Broward Society "gift to all high school stu - was welcomed as a new in be a write-in candidate, it She said there would have Examiners Board and was Boca Raton, would mean a three-way father of five children, was of the Symphony were an- dents." member. been "plenty of protests found satisfactory. DR CULPEPPER race for sheriff. Besides the facing a serious charge in nounced at the first Fall Two concerts will be spon- Hostesses were Mrs. R, E. if we had known "about it Swanson was advised to n criminal court when Mrs. membership me eting held (Continued From Page 1) Democratic incumbent Kirk, sored by the society Ian. 19 Lucey, Mrs. Jacqueline Lee from the beginning." take Ms case before the Abdella was Shot. He w a s Tuesday at the home of Mrs, group of business and Republican Martin M. Kel- and March 7. On Jan.19 An- Wiley, Mrs. R, M. Arnold, Mrs. wachter said that Board of Adjustment and lenberger, a justice of the free on $10,000 bail at the J. S. MacLaren of Royal Palm thony di Bonaventura, pianist, Mrs. Carl Kettleman and civic leaders to "go after time charged with an at- Yacht and Country Club, property was not properly Appeals when it is orga- the big things" for Boca peace from Delray Beach, will be soloist and on March Mrs. William Pettit Jr. restored after the sewer nized. tempt on Mrs. Abdella "s membership vice-president. . Raton. The committee is also in the running. 7 Allen Drake will be soloist. Next event scheduled is life on May 15. Mrs. Charles Sabourin of Mrs. Wyn Blair . Sutphin, the society's "coffee en cho- agreed it would be best Attorneys for his defense to take on only one major Soroptimist Club Ft. Lauderdale was a guest music appreciation chair- rus" to be held in five dif- Natural Gas Allocation said Pelski will .plead not speaker. man, presented excerpts on ferent homes Oct. 18 from project at a time, the first To Hou Luncheon one being the university. guilty by reason of insanity Mrs. Ray Qualmann, chair- . records from RLmsky-Korsa- 10 a.m. to noon. The Boca In Two Months Predicted Hallman said there was Members of the Boca Ra- and they will ask for psychi- man of school concerts, an - kov's "Capricco Espagnol. " Raton coffee will beheld at ton Soroptimist Club will atric examination. nounced that the society the home of Mrs. MacLaren Boca Raton may have a considerable enthusiasm Mrs. Bryan Andersen re- stallation of two addition- at the Monday meeting hold a luncheon meeting Date for arraigning Pelski will give a full symphony presented the membership and registrations made be natural gas allocation al access roads. Thursday, Oct. 13, at the has not yet been set. H e committee. Mrs. Anthony made by calling her. within two months, city for the idea of having a concert free for all high Paradise Palms is west citywide committee and Sun Cove Restaurantatl2;15 will be scheduled for trial school students in the area Attorney Leon Weaver re- of the Seaboard Airline ported at the city commis- for the university as the p.m. after the arraignment. in November. The concert Railroad near state Road first project. sion meeting Tuesday af- 808. • will be given at the Pompa- ternoon. Following is the word- The commission also ing of the membership Weaver said the city had approved the tentative Sheller Named to Lead Crash Victims been requested to submit roster and the 53 who had plat of Lake Rogers Isles signed it as of yesterday: STEREO * CONSOLES * COMPONENTS its final briefs to the Fed- on recommendation of the With Firm Here eral Power commission Planning and Zoning com- "WE, the undersigned Boca Raton Democrats citizens , of Boca Raton, Winfield S. Webster," exe- and he believed this mission. (Earlier story on Page 8) Presidential candidate cutive vice-president, and would result in receiving Florida, in recognition of John F. Kennedy, is ex- Bids were opened on a the great educational, cul- Alvin H. Sheller, local Walter E. Reilly Jr., secre- 1.UAM the allocation in "about trash dump truck for the building contractor., has pected to be included on tary-treasurer of the DiCecco two months." tural, social and economic his Oct 19 tour of the The Home of AH Leading Makes of Components city and the successful benefits to be derived from been elected president of Mushroom Company in Boca Commissioners approved low bidder was slaton the recently formed Boca area. Raton, were killed when the 998 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach WH H441 an $896 extra legal bill the proposed State Univer- Open Friday Evenings _^ Chevrolet Inc. of Port sity to be located in Boca Raton Democratic Organi- Campaign headquarters light plane they were in for expenses incurred by Lauderdale for S3.954. zation, the Boca Raton will remain open from 10 J Raton, do hereby asso- crashed Sunday.Sept. 25. Both Weaver in two trips to Commissioners approved division of the Palm a.m. to 10 p.m. daily fron men were from Pompano Washington, D.C., to pre- ciate together as a com- a resolution awarding a mittee with the sole intent Beach County Democratic now until election. Beach. sent the city's request for contract to Eubank Elec- Executive committee the allocation. of doing all within our The plane took off from Boca Craft Bazaar trical Company for the in- power to assist in making in cooperation with the Singers Entertain the Pompano Beach airport Commissioner Joe De- stallation of synchronized 20 S. DIXIE BANYAN SQ. the university a reality at For Civitan Club and was reported missing for Long said that expenses traffic signal lights at the earliest possible time paid by the city to obtain Palmetto Park Road and Members of the Boca Ra- several days. It was discover- The Lovely Old and in order to accom- lished headquarters at ed in the Inland Waterway at natural gas will be return- Dixie Highway. 6040 N. Federal Highway. ton S. P. E. B. S. Q. S. A. en - plish this object we joint- Hypoluxo and the bodies • of MARKET PLACE Filled With ed when a gas franchise City Manager William ly and severally pledge Other officers elected by tertained Tuesday evening is granted. He suggested Lamb' said the lights, the new organization in- at the weekly Civitan Club the two men were recovered. CREATIVE TREASURES - our complete individual Peter DiCecco, president that expenses of Mayor estimated at $3,500, were and mutual support in clude: Mrs. Lilian meeting. Fourteen local UNIQUE TRIFLES - Come Brow* Cc^tney C. Boone, who included in this year's Greenstein, vice-presi- members, under the leader- of the company, said he had achieving this, our stated not known of their intentions accompanied Weaver to budget. purpose. dent; George M. Holds- ship of Lew Shonty, presen- Washington, also be paid. to fly that day. He said the Signed by CW. Bailey, worth, secretary; Jack ted several numbers follow- Boone replied that the W!LLARDS HONORED Benson, assistant secre- ing a dinner at which the body of Mr. Reilly was re- expense for his trip had P.J. Brannen Jr., James (Continued From Page 1) E. Brannigan, Val E. tary, and Walter Dugan, winners of the Miss Flame turned to DesMoines, Iowa, been paid by the city and treasurer. Contest were guests. and funeral services for Mr. he was happy to donate Boca Raton, Fla. May Brennan, Lewis Deschler Kenneth M. Dix, John E. The permanent Advisory Also entertaining were Webster were held in Pom- his services for the four their aptitudes for friend- Of pano Beach last Saturday. days spent there. ships continue to be their Feldman, R.C. Fish, Leo C nmittee named will con the Boca-neers quartet com - J. pox, Thomas J, Hanley, sist of Ed Bowe, Cecil posed of John Apetz, lead; In other action, the dearest possessions and Berry, George Christy, Kindergarten Group long delayed annexation assist in continuing for H. Busch Hodde, Max S George Moeser, tenor; Dr. Hutkin, Fred C. Jungbluth Ray Fall on and Mrs. Hel- William Maxfield, bass, Visits City Library of Paradise Palms sub- them a long and happy en Bedell. Pat Galvin will division was approved on life." and Mary W. Kubik. and Shonty, baritone. The Parent-Teacher As- Also Robert B. Langley, head the Finance Commit- In addition to Miss Flame, SPECIAL GRl recommendation of the Needless to say, the tee and Steve Murphy is in sociation Kindergarten group Planning and Zoning Com- Willards are highly pleas- Paul Matwiy, Dr. W.L. Pat Whitmore, runners-up of 35 children and their tea- s Maxfield, Thomas J. Mere- charge of registration of Janet and Deanna Baker and mission Weaver was in- ed with their new titles new voters. Free trans- chers, Mrs. Richard Win- structed to prepare the an- and key to the city. dith, William p. Mitchell, Fire Inspector Sal Matteis field and Mrs. James O"Neal, OF DRESSES 10 C. Harrison Newman, portation to registration nexation ordinance. They have one son, headquarters in West Palm were present. visited the Boca Raton Li - Regular Values up to $65.00 Annexation of the 120- Donald J., who lives in Jack E. Benham, Carl W. Fred Green was welcomed Rhine, Robert E. Roll, Beach has been arranged brary recently. acre tract has been held Silver Springs, Md., and and cars leave the North as a new member and Gene Gifts were received by the Affiliate of Nettie Milgrim's up until differences be- two grandchildren. George W. Roy, Dr. H.A. Tyldsley was awarded a of New York City and White Plains, N.Y. Sorenson, Robert L. Sus- Federal Highway head- library from Mrs. Thomas tween the developer and Mrs. Willard taught quarters at 10:30 a.m. plaque from Civitan Inter- Farley, Russsell Sprague, the Planning Commission piano for 25 years in To- sieck, Bob Trafford, Ber- national for his efforts in ob- BOCA RATON POMPANO BEACH nard E. Turner and Dr. daily. Walter Avery, Claude OUR TEMPORARY could be straightened out. ledo and is a member of Voters in the area are taining new members for d'Avray and Ronald Pohl. The Planning and Zoning the Florida Teachers As- L.Qr. Vaughan Jr. the club. 5O S. E. LOCATION Henry A. Warren, L.F- invited to meet with the New adult books added in East Side of Commission recommended sociation and the Toledo Democratic candidates for the annexation after the Piano Teachers Associa- Weaver, John J. Welch, H. MISS FLAME September included "Dark 1st. Ave. Oceanside Shopping Federal, State and county Lady" by Doris Miles Disney, developer agreed to the in- tion. George white ho use, Char- (Continued From Page 1) Center les E. de Vuult, W.H, Hall- offices at a meeting to be "Now We Are Enemies" by Boca On A-l-A Extension man, Charles P. Marqusee, held at the campaign head- original blouse from Thomas J. Fleming "Blooc? Marge's Sportswear, three 7-2711 South of Harold A. Turner, Rev quarters at 8 o'clock Fri- Red" by Anthony Morton, DOES MONEY day night. Democratic 45-RPM records from Char- Imperial House Ernest E. Hawk, C.P. and "Nightshade" by Helen WH 1-3940 Messersmith, Dr. R.A. nominees who will be on les C. Squires Hi-Fi, $10 hand will include Paul G. savings account at the Topping Miller. MAKE MONEY? McRill, Roger I. Shaul, First Bank of Boca Raton, Hugh H. Benton, Gerald Rogers, Ralph Blank. Joel $3 in merchandise from Few investors are familiar with a new and J. Kleiner and James H. Daves, Paul Douglas, Ken Boton's 5 and 10, skirt O'Neal. Foster, John Kirk, Roy Mi- highly attractive investment medium, the and blouse from Kiddy Joe Meehan, Adam J. chaels and Jerry Thomas. Kampus, flowers from the Savings And Loan Holding Company. This Hazlett, E.K. Barnhardt, A delegation from the Boca Raton Florists Inc., interesting area is examined in the October R.C. Meeker, William H, local organization met crown from Imperial Jewel- report of A. M. KIDDER & CO. Chambers, William R. with Democratic campaign ry Company and one month Eddinger, Robert J. Boldi manager Bob Kennedy in free music lessons from This analysis highlights the performance and zar, Kenneth W. 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POMPANO BEACH: 2451 Atlantic Blvd. WH 1-5731 at HOLLYWOOD: 1901 Tyler Street WA 2-8234 Personals FORT LAUDERDALE: 205-207 East Las Olas Blvd. JA 3-6521 18 S.E. First Ave. Mrs. Ernest Backman of 41 S. E. Sixth Street has re- A. M. Kidder& Co7 Iric! Airline Tickets turned from a three-week Please send me your October Report — Complete Travel Arrangements visit with her children in We specialize in New England and New York HAIR FASHIONS cutting naturally Add r»«a Specializing in State. curly Hair. 152 S.E. 1st AVE. Boca Raton OPEN FRIDAY EVE. City .State. TOURS & CRUISES A smoke screen was first (opposite KWIK CHEK) by Appointment. used to conceal ship move- Anywhere ments on Sept. 5, 1923. Thursday, October 6, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 Minnehan-Brewer Birthday Party. Sorority Picks Mrs. Capp Welcome Held Betrothal Revealed A combined surprise 20th To Be 'Valentine Queen' birthday party was held re- Mrs. Paul Capp was elec- Pinchuk. Mr. and Mrs. H. Paul College and is employed at cently for Ann Marie Parks, Brewer of Dell Lane, Delray the First National Bank of ted "Valentine Queen" to At the conclusion of the along with awfelcome home represent the Epsilon Pi business session, a rspora Beach, announce the engage- Delray Beach. for Tommy Minnehan and ment of their daughter, chapter, Beta Sigma Phi was given by Mrs. Harry Minnehan was graduated Bill Spence, all of Boca Ra- Paula Virginia, to David sorority in the national an- Sorenson On the sorority from Seacrest High School ton. The party was held at William Minnehan, son of and is now serving in the nual Fall contest at a regu- convention held in Miami • the home of Betty Zaletta of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Min- U. S. Navy. He is a student lar meeting held recently Beach in June. Following Deerfield Beach. nehan of 585 N. W. Second at the Nuclear Engineering at tte home of Mrs, Don the report, an am using skit Minnehan and Spence re- Avenue, Boca Raton. Submarine School at New Coblentz. was presented on the con- cently returned home from a vention by the members Miss Brewer was graduated London, Conn. Reports were heard from season at the Lido Beach Ho- who attended. from Seacrest High School, No date has been set for Mrs. John Hager, secretary, tel on Long Island and an attended Palm Beach Junior the wedding. and Mrs. Coblentz, trea - Refreshments were served extended vacation. surer. by Mrs. Coblentz and Mrs. They will be associated A telephone committee Earle Mays, this season with the Boca was chosen which included Raton Hotel and dub. Mrs. Peter DeCecco, chair- The Opera Guild of Grea- Guests attending were Bin- man; Mrs. William Prender- ter Miami will celebrate its nie deVault, Howie Siswick, gast Jr. and Mrs. u Robert 20th anni\ersary thisseason. Winnie de Vault, Harold Jack- son, Jean Nading, Rus Co- well, Beverly Borgioli, Gary NOW OPEN for the SEASON Morton, Mary Brady, Barbara Fittin and Gloria Sv/artz. Gathering for a real Hawaiian style luau Saturday night were members and guests of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Shown above are, first row, left to right. Hilda Mays, Seatcafre Carol Allen, Floyd Bowers and Shirley Bowers; second row, left to right, Ginger Ro- gers, Linnea Coblentz and Betty.Capp. -- Colony Studio Photo. RESTAURANT and Sorority Members Honor Rushees LOUNGE And Husbands at Hawaiian Luau Rushees and husbands were Charles Ruegg, Mrs, Jay Dinner Served From 5 p.m. 'till 11 p.m. Church Group honored guests at the Ha- Krall, Mrs. Floyd Bowers, STEAKS * PRIME RIBS OF BEEF * SEA FOOD waiian luau held Saturday Mrs. Carl Feddern, Mrs. East of A1A on the Ocean at Briny Breezes night at the name of Mr. Holds Party Russell Allen, Mrs. Larry For Reservations Call CR 6-4540 and Mrs. John E. Feldmann Wittenberg and Mrs. Ranny It was "get-acquainted" in Boca Villas, Hoehn. time at the first Fall meet- The party was given by The next event scheduled ing of the Episcopal Young the Epsilon Pi chapter, Beta for rushees will be a model Churchmen Sunday at a Sigma Phi, as one in a se- meeting Wednesday, Oct. splash party held at the EBB TIDE ries for the new rushees. 12, at the'Oirwje of Mrs. Ready to cut the birthday home of the Rev. and Mrs. Palm fronds, banana Harry Sorenson at 8 p.m. cake are, left to right, Bill James C. Stoutsenberger in leaves, sea grapes and green Rushing sea son will end Spence, Ann Marie Parks Boca Raton Square. RESTAURANT fish net transformed the with a "preferential tea"Sun- and Tommy Minnehan. Preliminary business was house and pool patio into a day, Oct. 16 at the home and LOUNGE discussed and guests were Hawaiian setting. Multico- MISS PAULA VIRGINIA BREWER introduced to the group by of Mrs. William Hallman, Three Boca Girls | SEA FOOD - STEAKS - CHOPS lored lights played on the 1201 N. W. Fourth Avenue, Sharon Munyer, president. pool decorated with floating Clams and Oysters Now In Season Louis Morris Has Party Andrea Christy, Jenny Lynn from 3 to 5 p. m. Honored for Work f m Williams and Jimmy Mor- Assisting with the party hibiscus, alamandas and On His Fourth Birthday Three Boca Raton girls Full Course Dinners «> $1.95 ris. were Carol and Buzz Me Call, lilies. Louis Alfred Morris, son BPWWeeiT were among 26 teenagers Adult guests included Mrs. Harvey Weeks, Dianne and Exotic foods were served Dinner Served Luncheon Daily of Mr. and Mrs. James Mor- honored Sunday for Candy George Christy, Mrs. John Marilyn Munyer, Francis Hawaiian style in dishes Is Observed 5-10 PJML 11 A.M--2 P.M. ris of 760 N. W. Third Ave- Baltz and Ricky Peirce. Stripe volunteer work atBe- Stone, Mrs. Earl Troxell, nestled in sea grape leaves. The Local Business and nue, celebrated his fourth thesda Memorial Hospital. 4 Miles North of Boca on U.S. 1 CR 8-1741 Mrs. John Cheriones and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Munyer Mrs. Feldmann and Mrs. Professional Women's Club birthday with a party last Jr. are sponsors of the group. The girls were feted at a Thursday. Mrs. L. A. Zimmerman. Ken Linden were co-chair- is joining sister clubs thraugh- Elections will be held and men of the event. They were tea held in the home of Joining in the festivities A child's first year marks out the nation in observing committees appointed next assisted by Mrs. Harry O- Mrs. Robert Blake on North and enjoying the special his greatest period of growth. Business Women's Week this Sunday at a meeting to be verby, Mrs. John Dunster, week. Palm Trail in Delray Beach. cake and ice cream were In fact, an infant in his first held in the parish hall of St. moK/no \himnzu Mrs. Bernard Turner, Mrs. On Sunday members atten- Mrs. ftobert Gill, chair- Leslie and Cynthia Stone, four months doubles his Gregory's Episcopal Church. Harry Sorenson, Mrs. Harry ded a district tea held at the man, received the guests as BARBECUE RESTAURANT Eileen Troxell, Allen and weight. The first work project of Newman and Mrs. Paul Hut- Silver Thatch Inn in Pompa- they arrived and Mrs. Ronald Serving the Finest in the season was launched Sa- chens. no Beach. Doyle, assistant director of For Your Appointment turday when the young Hickory-Smoked Barbecue Specialities Dancing under the stars Mrs. Dorothy Southwick of volunteers for the hospital people washed the windows Phone BOCA RATON 4866 on the patio to Hawaiian Lake Worth poured at the tea auxiliary, served at die and Charcoal Steaks of the church. Tentative music followed the dinner. table. Entertainment for the punch bowl. 'DEE" MILLER and VICKI DRACOS plans also call for a Christ- Rushees honored were * The Perfect Spot for Before or After tea was provided by Frances Mrs. Henrietta Topping To Serve You mas party and bake sales. Mrs. Joseph DaMatteo, Mrs. Danahay's women's orches- created the centerpiece, Theatre Dining Ira. which featured a miniature •* TWO DINERS'Specials Daily >>*.. The local club gathered Candy Striper in a setting of KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Personals for an informal luncheon carnations.. * Stop and Enjoy LUNCHEON Daily 477 N.E. 20th St. in Winfield Park Gen. and Mrs. Thomas J. ders returned to their Estates Wednesday noon at Brown's Certificates were presen- Served from 11:30 on Hanley entertained at din- home after spending two Restaurant. to the girls who had com- The grand ffinale of the Located Opposite the new CINEMA Theatre ner at the Royal Palm Yacht months at B'owing Rock, N. pleted more than 25 hours at 310.0 JV. Federal Ilwy., Pompano Beach and Country Club recently C., and a visit to their for- week will be a dinner dance of volunteer service. The to be held Saturday night at for John Mobry of Baltimore, mer home in Indianapolis, presentation was made by 1 DINING AT ITS BEST - • AND NEARBY! who had been attending a Ind. Grandma's Restaurant i n Mrs. O. R. Tergesen, auxi- Christmas real estate convention in Mr. and Mrs. AlvinShel- Pompano Beach, with hus- liary president, and Mrs. Miami. Joining the dinner ler entertained Saturday at bands as guests. Broward McClellan, direc- party were Mr. and Mrs. cocktails and a buffet din- During the evening the tor of volunteers. fifth annual "Woman of the Lynn Aldrich. ner honoring Mrs. Jack Ben- Boca Raton girls honored CARDS Year" will be named. Mr. and Mrs. Charles son, Mr. Sheller and the were Marian Hawks, Linda Theme of this year's pro- Dodge of Boca Villas are Shellers' niece. Miss Edna Houston and Patty Campbell. gram of Business Women's SUM COVE visiting in Redwing, Minn. Maloney, on their birthdays. Honored in absentia were Week is " Advancing Women Discounted 15% They leave from there for More than 50 guests atten- Elizabeth Gill, now in nux- RESTAURANT and LOUNGE in Career and Advancing Chicago where they will ded. ses training at Jackson Me- Women in the Community 365 S. Federal Hwy, Deerfield Beach visit their daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Law- morial Hospital, Miami; Doris Smith. They will al- rence will arrive home this Through Effective Living. " Now till October 15 Marcia Gringle and Susan ROAST so go on to Bronxville, N. Y, week after spending the Sum- Barbara Ham Marks Smith, who are away a t $i.95 BOOKS * GREETING CARDS to visit their son-in-law and mer in Huron, Ohio. Her Seventh Birthday school. PRIME SOUTHERN daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ha- Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Others receiving honors RIBS FRIED I STATIONERY * GAMES Barbara Ham, daughter of I rold Rogers, and family. Metacarpa are expected to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ham, were Helen Battin, There- OF BEEF CHICKEN arrive in town next week Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. celebrated her seventh birth- sa Blanco, Linda Griesemer, Peene of Boca Villas enter- after spending the Summer Ruth Hutzler, Mary Jacob - the day Tuesday with a party at Mrs. Mac's in Hensonville, N. Y. son, Mary Ann LaLonde, w -Jt- WHITEY tained Sunday with cock- the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A, Jennie Sidders, Patty Mur- * KEY LIME PIE * at the Organ tails for their friends, Mr. Guests attending were Pat- Reifsneider of Chatham Hills ray, Kathleen Quinn, Ina book world and Mrs. Edwin Baker, Mr. ty Shea, Cynitaa Campbell, Sunday Morning 11 - 2 P. M. have returned after spending Sue Rawls, Sally Ream, 107 EAST PALMETTO PARK ROAD and Mrs. Allen Brewer, Mr, Christina Muller, Terry and Mrs. Ralph J. Brownand the season in their Summer Cynthia Stebbins, Maribeth Boca Raton 7-2188 home at Normandy Beach, N. Bowers, Karen Mitchell, BUFFET BRUNCH tt"" Mr. and Mrs. James Connors. Thomas, Maria Tozzolina, J. Marcia Simpson, Audrey Mary Ellen Verzaal, Linda Gerry Van De Walker has Mr. and Mrs. C. George Allen, Pam Jackson, Susan Warriner, Paula White and Every MONDAY Evening returned from a visit to Sy- Jaccard have returned t o Meredith, Karen Higgins Brooks Wood. recuse, N. Y. ,and New York their South Ocean Boulevard and Brenda Connors. City. While in New York home after a 40-day Me- enjoy a GERALD City he studied the latest diterranean csuise which fashions in hair styling. they said was "justperfect." Mr. and Mrs. Harold An- Your Mrs. JeanM. Mascuchhas CANDLELIGHT derson have returned from a returned to the Seabreeze HASR STYLIST visit to San Mateo, Calif., Apartments after a visit in SUPPER to their home on N. E. 28th Williamsport, Ohio. Is BACK Road. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dur- The biggest jackpine tree here with us! With the in the United States is in kee returned recently from Dine by candle- Cliff Island, Me., where Douglas County, Wiscon- sin. It is 6. 2 feet around, light in a relaxed, they spent the Summer. 79 feet tall, and has a crown gracious atmosphere. Select from our tempt- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saun- ; 131 E. PALMETTO spread of 27 feet. PK. HD. ing array of entrees. FREE Cocoanut Creme FLOYD A. NEERING j BOCA RATON, Pie to every lady with our compliments/ SALON WEBSTER FLORIDA Gerald was formerly with ACCORDION SCHOOL THE BOCA RATON CLUB and LILY DACHE 473 N.E. 20th St. SPECIAL FOR OCTOBER Boca 7-2442 LUSTRON, Very Special Audition NOW PERMANENT for beginner's class The independent cafeteria featuring 6 week course . . Class lessons $1.50 a week snowy-white tablecloths tot your COMPLETE WITH THE LATEST OUR FALL dining pleasure FALL HAIRSTYLE LUNCHEON and DINNER INSTRUMENTS RENTED COLLECTION SPECIALS DAILY 48 N.E. 1 AVE. Phone 9402 We also Give Private Lessons Serving hours Hours: Fri. 9-12 PROFESSIONAL 11:30—2 p.m. and 4*30-8 p.m. Mon. 9-4, Tues. 10-12 INSTRUCTION HAS ARRIVE _ - \. .i_ "• i- -V..T 500 N. FEDERAL HWY., POMPANO BEACH 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 6, 1960 Pastor Returns 20 Fire Calls After Vacation Are Answered After a brief vacation trip to Boca Raton firemen ans- New England and Wheaton, 111., Pastor Wendell P. LovelCBS wered 2C calls during Sep- Mystery Program' Set will return to the pulpit of the tember. There were two Community Church Sunday and will speak both morning and brush fires, 13 emergency evening. calls, four building fires and For Presbyterian Couples He will also teach the Senior Adults' Bible Class, which one smoke investigation. The first meeting of the First "The Second Touch" will be meets in the main auditorium of There were 48 volunteers Presbyterian Church's Couples' the topic of the sermon to be the Bible Grounds at 9:45 a.m. Club will be held in the church delivered by Rev. Albert G. Ira Lee Eshleman will con- assisting the regular fire- on Thursday, Oct. 13, at 8 p.m. Shlphorst at 11 a.m. Sunday In tinue his series in the Book of men during the month. Officers of the club are In the First Presbyterian church. Genesis In the Young Adults' charge of what Is -called a The Sacrament of Baptiim Class, which meets at the same Property loss was approxi- "Mystery Program". All cou- will be administered and a Ju- time in the Hotel Chapel. mately $15,000, most of ples are Invited. A short busi- nior Sermon for the children will Pastor Loveless will resume ness meeting will also be held be included In the service. his studies in the Book of Rev- which came from the effects to discuss future activities. The Board of Trustees of the elation at the morning worship of the recent tornado. The Senior Westminster Fel- church will meet on Tuesday service at 11:45. The subject lowship of the church will hold evening at 7:30 p.m. will be, "Who Are the 144,000 All calls were within the its first meeting of the season Junior Choir rehearsals are of Revelation 7?" city limits. September Sunday evening, Oct. 17, at 7 held on Wednesday evening a* Henry Warren, the chairman, p.m. in the church. The group follows: 9-10 years of age at 7; announced that the Men's Fel- showed a decrease in the is open to all Senior High 11 years of age and above, 7:45. lowship Dinner will be held at number of calls. August School students. New members The Senior Choir will rehearse the Boca Raton Bible Conference will be welcomed. on Friday at 8 p.m. Grounds on Oct. 17 at 6 p»m. calls totaled 22. During September, mem- bers of the Fire Prevention Calvary Pastor to Make St. Paul Church Will These Sunday School youngsters of the Boca Raton Community Church at the Bible Conference Bureau made 141 calls, 134 Resume Regular Time Grounds participated in Promotion Day this week. Left to right, Jimmy Dirks, Lisa Norem, Stacy Dau- violations were found and The regular time for services benspeck, Nancy Balog, Nancy MitcheJl, Andy VVerch and Candy Mynarcik.-Sand Photo. will be resumed this Sunday at 107 were corrected. The Northern Preaching Tour St. Paul Lutheran Church, 180 annual Fire Prevention pro- Pastor Wes Auger will deliver Pa., and as far west as George- E. Royal Pelm Road. Sunday gram was started and the two sermons on Satan at the town, 111. school will begin at 9:IS a.m. services of Calvary Baptist In the 11 a.m. service he will and worship services will be at Miss Flame contest, under Church of North Pompano Sun- speak on 'tis There a Devil?" 10:30 a.m. the sponsorship of the Civi- day just before he leaves for a and In the 7:30 evening meeting Pastor Eugene O. Krug will preaching tour that will carry he will speak on "How the preach on "Christian Certainty" tan Club, was organized, him as far north as Montrose, Dovll Keeps Men Lost". based on II Tim. 1:12. and several lectures were On Tuesday night Mr. Auger Sunday will mark the beginning has been requested to deliver of a new young people's Bible given on fire prevention. Presbyterian Deacons his sermon on "Religion in the class for those in the ninth First aid classes were star- White ..House" at the Florida grade or over. Pastor Krug will Will Meet Tonight Fellowship of Independent teach this new class using the ted Sept. 12 sponsored by The Board of Deacons of the Baptists meeting at the Rifle topic, "Christian Youth in the the Fire Department under Community Presbyterian Church Range Baptist Church of Winter World Today," the direction 6f the Palm In Deerfleld Beach will meet at Haven. From Winter Haven he 7:30 o' clock tonight. will go to Pennsylvania to con- Beach County Red Cross. duct meetings in Montrose.wil- 'Take Time to Turn On Sunday morning there will low Grove and Ardsley. He will be two preaching services, at Aside,' Sermon Topic Florida has more deep- 9:30 and 11. The minister. Rev. then make his way to Cincin- nati, Ohio, to Speak on the pro- Rev. Ernest E. Hawk's ser- water harbors than any other Arland V. Brlggs, will use as gram of the National Fellowship mon topic will be "Take Time his subject, "Sing tor Joy". of Independent Baptists. to Turn Aside" at the 11 a.m. state. There will be nursery accommo- service Sunday at the First. dations at the 11 o'clock ser- After this conference he will Methodist Chucch. vice. conduct one more revival cru- sade in Georgetown, 111., before OnMonday at 7 p.m. Boy Scout 'The Flealing Shadow' The Westminster Fellowship Troop 300 will meet at the will hold It* first meeting of returning to the pulpit in Pom- Is Congregational Topic pano Beach. church. Newly-elected officers or the Young Adult Sunday the Fall, with a supper in the On Wednesday, Oct. 12, the "The Healing Shadow" will social hall Bt 6 p.m. Sunday. During Pastor Auger's ab- Bill Mitchell and Henry warren, volunteer cooks, sence, the pulpit at Calvary will circles of the Women's Society School class at the community church at the Bible be the sermon subject at the Mr. and Mrs. Roland Becker of Christian Service will meet morning service of the Congre- will sponsor the group. be supplied by various pastors Grounds pose with their teacher Ira Lee Eshleman survey the remaining steaks after 125 persons were and special speakers. at members' homes. served Sunday at the first annual dinner of the Young f,atj°^ Chuch at 11 a.m. The Women's Association (right). Left to right, Jack Rose, president; Dick the Delray Beach Board will meet at 10 cum. Fish, vice-president, and Miss Shirley Rediger, secre- Adult Sunday School class of the Boca Raton com- Rev. Andrew w. Friday, Oct. 14. Solatn'dt 1& minister. On next Sunday, Oct. 16, the tary.—Sand Photos. munity chirch. laymen of the church will lead both services, with Lee Bra- Church Services shares, G.B. Reeve and Dr. Young Adult Joseph'Tlenstrain charge. Park Rd. Rev. Harold Mitchell, BOCA RATON pastor. Morning worship 11 a.m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a.m. B.T.U. Class Meets Church to Resume of Boca Raton. N.E. 2nd Ave. at 6:30 p."-. Evening worship 7:30 NEW CUSTOM BUILT... 8th Street." Rev. Ernest Hawk, each Sunday. Mid-week prayer As toddlers to teen-agers Its Evening Services pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. service. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Choir were promoted to new classes "The Importance of Unimpor- Church service 11 a.m. Nur- rehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. during graduation exercises at tance" will be the morning aer- sery available for children. The nursery 1B open at all of the Boca Raton Community mon text of Rev. Albert L. MYF meets Sun. 6 p.m. in the these services. Church on the Bible Confe- Eastman at the 11 a.m. worship Church Hall. Choir rehearsal CHURCHOFTHE OPEN DOOR, rence Grounds, members of a service of the Church of the Thursday, S p.m. Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Sunday recently-formed Young Adult Open Door Sunday. FIRST P RESB YTERIAN Services: Sunday School 9:45 ClasB held their first annual Sunday School at 9:45 will CHURCH, 600 West Camlno Real. a.m. for which there Is a Nursery meeting following the morning feature Jimmy Oliver and his Rev. Albert G. Shlphorst, pas- available. Yputh Fellowship church service. electric guitar at the opening, tor. Church School 9:30 a.m. 6:45 p.m. Evening service at Some 125 members were serv- exercises. Service 11 a,m. 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior ed a charcoal-broiled steak din- "It Costs More Not to Tithe!" THE COMMUNITY CHURCH rehearsal. Wednesday evening ner planned by a class commit- is the evening message of pas- OF BOCA RATON, main audi- Bible study hour at 7:30. Gov> tee headed by Mrs. Bill Mit- torium, N.W. Fourth Avenue, chell. tor Eastman as the church re- Wendell P. Loveless, pastor. ernment Bldg, 8th Ave. and ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL sumes its evening services. 32nd St. Boca Air Base. Teacher Ira Lee Eshleman Sunday School,9:45 a.m.; Sun- ' introduced the newly-elected The youth of the church will day worship 11 a.m,; Commu- ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH, EAST OFU.S.V • BOCA RATON hold their first meeting of the nion service 11:50 a,m.; even- temporary location, the Lions officers and heads of various season Sunday at 6;45 p.m. ing service 7:30'p.m. Wednesday nub, N.W. 35th Street at N.W. committees. He predicted that night prayer and praise service Fourth Avenue. William M. with each member doing his at 7;30 p.m. Deutschmann, pastor. Sunday part, the group would double Trinity schedule: 9:15 a.m.. The Church in size by the time the new ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL at Study; 10:30 a.m. the Church Bible Grounds auditorium is CHURCH, Boca Raton Road. at Worship. completed where a classroom to Reformed Sundays: 7:40 a.m. Matins, 8 seat 300 is planned. a.m. Holy Eucharist, 9 a.m. DEERFIELD BEACH Officers elected were J^ck Church Family Eucharist (Sunday Rose, president; Dick Fi»h, School), 11 a.m. Holy Bucharlst ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC vice-president, and Miss Shir- Deerfield Women's (first and third Sundays), morn- PARISH. Masses 8, 9 and 11 ley Rediger, secretary. Club on Hwy 810 Ing prayer (second and fourth a.m. held in the Pompano Committee chairmen named Sundays). Weekdays: Monday, Beach Roller Skating Arena, by the new officers .were as Just off Fed. Highway Tuesday, Friday 7:30 a.m. Holy N.E. 12th Avenue, near 3900. follows: Card, Mrs. Haven EuchariBt; Thursday lo a.m. The Rev. John MacAtavey, Schrecongost and Mrs. Kermit Sunday School Holy Eucharist. pastor. Shoaf; prayer, Phil Houseman FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Deer- and Jack Rose; phone, Mrs. ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC fleld Beach. N.E. 2nd St., Rev. Carl Douglas and Mrs. Florlne 9:30 A.M. PARISH. Sunday 7, 9 and 10:30 G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Morn- Mandel; house, Mrs. Anna John- masses at the Catholic -parish Ing worship 8:30 and 11 a.m. son and Mrs. Henry Warren; Morning Worship Hall, 155 N.W. 20th St. Confes- Sunday School 9:45. Evening music, Mrs. William Rediger and sions will be heard every Satur- "'orshlp service 7:30. BTU 6:30. Mrs. Phil Houseman; usher, 10:30A.M. day from 5-6 and 7-8 p.m. Daily Mid-week prayer service, Wed- Marvin Stevens and Okee Mann- mass week days 7:30 a.m. Rev. nesday, 7:30 p.m. ing; welcome, Claude Nelson Robert F. Rearden, administra- COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN and Charles Bonnet; special Evening Worship tor. CHURCH of Deerfield Beach. projects, Paul Sellers and Sid- ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Sunday school 9:30 a.m. under ney Pool; publicity, Jim Bella- 7:00 P.M. CHURCH, 190 E. Royal Palm the direction of Rev. Samuel my and Mrs. George Sand; so- Rd, Sunday School 9:15 a.m.; Horton. Morning worship, 11 a.m. cial, Mrs. Bill Mitchell and Mrs. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Arland Briggs, pastor. The Rev. Vernon Hoffman Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. Pat Daubenspeck. Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Boca Raton, 162 W. Palmetto Wes Auger, pastor. 1 block west Priest Has 24,000 of U.S. No. 1 and tfy block north of Sample Road. Worship service Pictures of Ships ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Gos- Rev. Edward J, Dowllng, S.J., pel preaching service 7:30 p.m. a professor of transportation 180 East RoyaJ Palm Road Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30. and mechanical drawing at the TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH, University of Detroit, Is an au- Summer schedule Deerfleld Women's Club. Hills- thority on Great Lakes vessels, SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. bo ro Boulevard, Deerfleld Beach. particularly whajebacka. WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30 A.M. Morning Service 10:30 a.m. Sun- In 48 years he has collected FROM day School 9:30 a.m. Sunday more than 24,000 photo graphs, THE REV. EUGENE KRUG, Pastor evening church service 7 p.m. sketches, and paintings of Rev. Vemon Hoffman, pastor, Lakes ships. The Jesuit priest has mounted the pictures In FIRST METHODIST CHURCH DELRAY BEACH 115 indexed albums. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton D. Smith, minister. Bible Study Attend Church Regularly Regular Schedule at 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Del- ray Women's CJub Bldg. S.E. Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. 5th Ave. at 5th) St. ROYAL PALM FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SWIMMING POOL Church Service -11 A.M. SCIENTIST. S.E. Seventh Ave. BAPTIST CHURCH and Second St., Delray Beach. Services Sunday, 11 a.m.j Wed., - CONSERVATIVE - 19,950 Sermon: HOMES 8 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. "Take Time To Turn Aside" Reading Room, 168 S.E, 7th Parks Hunt, Pastor ^u*"^ Rev. Ernest Hawk, Minister Ave., open dally from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. - SUNDAY SERVICES - $24,250 to $31,500 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 9:35 Sunday School the Rev, Andrew W, Solandt, minister. Worship Service, 11 11:00 Morning Worship First Presbyterian Church a.m. Delray Beach Playhouse, 7:30 Evening Worship west end of N.W. Ninth Street, 600 West Camino Real Delray Beach; - LOCATED IN THE - Chamber of Commerce Bldg. .. is minutes away from ocean fishing PHONE YOUR NEWS Deerfield Beach, Florida WORSHIP HOUR To Boca 3767 .. is minutes away from ocean swimming u:oo A. M. FIRST BAPTIST ADVENT .. allows you to dock ocean going boats in your back yard CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH ,. is across from the 18 Hole Hidden Valley Golf Course Sermon 150 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. - The A.L.C. - . is close to shopping centers, schools, and houses of worship Ph. 5005 "The Second Touch" LION'S CLUB Bldg. ALL HOMES ARE BUILT ACCORDING TO RIGID CITY OF 9:45 a.m. Sunday School N.W. 35th St. at 4th Ave. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 9:15 —The Church at Study BOCA RATON BUILDING CODES REV. ALBERT G. SHIPHORST 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship 10:30 —The Church at Worship Pastor Rev.Harold F.Mitchell, Sermon: pastor "THE FACE of DEATH" Boca Hanbowt HOMES Affiliated with SOUTHERN William M. Deutschmann (Mr Conditioned) BAPTIST CONVENTION Pastor 41271 Federal Highw'y (u. S. 1) Boo* Baton T«l. Delray Beach, CRastwood 8-2693

Representing: TRAVELER'S INSURANCE CO. - AETNA * W. P. BEBOUT GREAT AMERICAN and ST. PAUL ^ INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. *^ 70! North Federal Highway LIFE .FIRE .CASUALTY w.p. BEBO$ SB. PHONES: 8621 or 933$ "Complete Insurance Service" W.P. BEBOUT, JR. JOHN D. TJULBOTT Thursday, October 6, 1960THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 Mrs. C. T. Wright transferred Hesslers Celebrate 50th Club Instructs from the Ft. Lauderdale Club. Wedding Anniversary New Members Delegates were ajjpolnted Members of the Boca Raton Mr. and Mrs. FredL. Hess- rant they found the board for the Oct. 26 District 10 Junior Woman's Club com- meeting of the federation to ler of Boca Raton celebrated members and Rev. Francis bined business with pleasure Jerald, pastor, there to greet be held in Lake Worth. Re- Drapes their 50th wedding anniver- with a splash party and orien- sary last week. them. presenting the Boca Raton tation night for new mem- Club will be Mrs. L. G. They were honored guests They were married Sept. Almost bers at the home of Mrs. Lee Vaughan, president; Mrs- at a dinner party given by 28, 1910, in Cleveland, Lawson. Charles Winningham, Mrs. the board members of the where they were born and Arr/ihing ' The new members were Lee Lawson and Mrs. ftobert Unity Church of Pompano lived until they came to briefed on club aims andby- Honchell. Beach at the Coach Harbor Florida four years ago. laws. The charter was read Mrs. Vaughan was assisted fromour House. They have one son, James workrooms F., who is married and lives and civic projects were dis- by the board members . in The party was a surprise cussed. serving refreshments. to you to the Hesslers, They had in Cleveland. Vacation visits to Florida Club projects were con- Housewives Defeated no labor charge been invited by Mr. and Mrs. sideredatthe board meeting Louis Church of Lighthouse when they came to Ft. Lau- French Troops by Ruse when fufl length derdale to see Mr. Hessler's held prior to the orientation and in fabrjcs Point to have dinner. When meetteg. It was decided by Troopsofthe French Revo- they walked into the restau- brother, Anthony, caused lution were defeated by a from $.1.98 yard them to decide to retire and the board to join in the Ci- bandof"hoo«ewives in Wales. live in Boca Raton. vil Defense contest offered Benefit Dinner Set to area clubs. When 1,000 Frenchmen lan- New members joining the ded at Fishguard in 1797, For Sunday, Oct. 16 Tofano's Institute housewives donned red club were Mrs. Robert Steele, Man. - S*l. 4 to 5:30 Plans are being completed Delivery Service Mrs. Rnsley Meeker, Mrs. cloaks and putting brooms for a full course lasagne din- over their shoulders to look Something new was seen Robert Trafford, Miss Beverly ner to be given by the Boca Ann Borgioli, Mrs. William like guns, marched round in Boca Raton this waek Draping the Gold Const Raton Circle of the Morning and round a hill to make the with the introduction of a Staley, Mrs. Joseph Kozdeba, Star Auxiliary. French think a large army 3415 S. Federal Highway, Delny Baach, CRastwood 8-2877 - door- to- door service institu- Mrs. Paul LoBianco and Mrs. Presented for the first time ted by Betty and Ray Tofano C. W. Dold. was approaching. The French Cove Shopping Canter, Dmrffeld Batch, BOt» Rllon 56 last year, the event was soof Tofano's Bakery and Ita- Mrs. James Hansard and surrendered. successful the circle deci- lian Kitchen in the Winfield This charming member of the pig-tail set goes by her ded to make it an annual e- Shopping Center, initials only. She is "K. C. " Alley, seven-year-old daugh- vent. Their new delivery truck ter of Dr. and Mrs. John C. Alley,, 145 N. E. 21st Street, The lasagne dinner will be Boca Raton. -- Colony Studio Photo. held in the St. Joan of Arc will cover the east side of Church, N. W. 26th Street, the city on Mondays, Wed- Sunday, Oct. 16, from 4 to nesdays and Fridays and the 7 p.m. west side on Tuesdays, Personals Welcome newcomers to Mrs. Nicholas Aprigliano Thursdays and Saturdays. lenare visiting in Memphis, town are Mr. and Mrs. Curt will be general chairman of Also new is the addition Tenn. of two bakers, John Schubert Gosnellof N. E. Third Street. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Heyl the benefit affair. Distinguished ... distinctive ... decidedly and Milton Ash, to the To- Also arriving with them to returned recently from a Glamor, comfort, prestige...and the utility Beauty ... economy ... spacious comfort! take up residence was Mrs. ' new I Big-car roominess for driving luxury of a full-size carl Exciting SKYROCKET Livelier-thati-ever Rocket Engine runs on fano staff. All bakery goods five-week vacation in Cle- —more headroom, kneeroom, legroom— Gosnell's mother, Mrs. Sa- Engine performance and smooth Vibra- lower-cost, regular gasl Plus Twin-Triangle are now being baked on the veland, Ohio. plus new ease of entry and the exhilarating Tuned Ride . . . both exclusive with Olds- Stability . . . and the handling ease you premises daily. rah O. Murray t who is a* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wals- performanceof the SKYROCKBTEngine! mobile! Easy to get in... easy to sit in I expect from a quality-built, full-size car! young 95 years. The trio gott have returned from a Luncheons Honor came here from Coconut month's vacation in North Mrs. Mary Lambert Grove, Miami. Carolina. Mrs. Russell Reagh enter- Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ta- Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Simp- tained at a luncheon at the rayos have as their guests son plan to leave soon to Royal Palm Yacht Club re- Mr. and Mrs. George Cor- spend six weeks in New Or- cently to honor her mother, nell of Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. leans and California. Mrs. Mary Lambert of St. Cornell and Mrs. Tarayos. Gathering for lunch re- A step at a time Petersburg, who is visiting are sisters. cently at the Yardarm were Col. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. J. H. Cook, Mrs. Paul is easier8., her. Guests attending were Mrs. Kates plan to leave Monday Veillard, Mrs. Bernard J. Spread jmr William H. Wright, Mrs. for a six-week vacation vi- •Creamer, Mrs. A. D. Frank, Herbert Fitzgerald, Mrs. Jay siting relatives and friends Mrs. William Spencer o f insurance Cook, T. A. Sieferth, Mrs. in Baltimore, Md., New Boca Rston and Mrs. Walter Benjamin K. Miller and Mrs. Jersey and Massachusetts. Ackerlyof Deerfield Beach. payments Eleanor Fitzgerald. Mrs. Clara Millner and Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Herbert Fitzgerald Mrs. Anna Ebisch ai Ja- Spencer of Winfield Park out ever the year. also honored Mrs. Lambert maica, Long Island, arrived have returned after spending with a bridge luncheon in recently to be the guests the Summer in Pittsburgh, With our Premium Payment, of Mrs. Elsie Lenzof Chat- Pa., and the Alleghany Plan you can get the protec- in her Winfield Park home. tidn you need — for your ham Hills. Mountains. family, home, car, business Newcomers Club Has Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Emer- Arriving this week from —and spread out the cost in Luncheon and Games son left recently to visit Los Angeles, Calif., for a equal, monthly payments. Card games and a smor- their daughter, Mrs. Fowler month's visit with Mrs. Ejj§r Give your, budget a break. gasbord luncheon featured a Blauvelt, and family in Cin- zabeth Hobart and her son, Call us and we'll set up a recerit meeting of the Boca cinnati, Ohio. convenient Premiu.n, Pay- James, is Miss Doris Moiso. ment Plan for you. Raton Newcomers Club a t Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Thomp- Mr. and Mrs. G. Windsor the Coach Harbor House in son left recently to spend a Boyle, who sailed aboard a Representing the Pompano Beach. Mrs. Tho- month in Chicago and Ot- Dutch freighter from Savan- Hartford Fire mas J. Burns was chairman tawa, 111. nah recently, have arrived Insurance Companv of arrangements. Group Mr. and Mrs. Charles Al- in Amsterdam, Holland. Hartford,Conn, They plan to visit a number 95 of European countries, then "AD smiles for our fine return home next month. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Reeves dry-deaning and four children, Barbara, Larry and twins Ronnie and Wm Garments come to life in our Roberta of Ottawa, Canada, modem plant. Shape restored, are the guests of Mr. and spots banished, colors brightened! Mrs. F. C. Donahue. Mr. Reeves is Mrs. Donahue's Girls sure look pretty In brother. He will be associa- Never before has Olds combined such beauty of line with such Bparkling performance in its three famous series! freshly cleaned clothes! ted with Mr. Donahue in Never before have you experienced anything like the exciting SKYROCKET Engine and all-new Hydra-Matic* Donahue's Appliances. Mrs. with Accel-A-Hotor action! And just wait till you see all the headroom, legroom, entry room in Oldsmpbile for '61! Reeves was employed in the V auditing department of the Ottawa Journal. •Slimura on Clank 98, optional it titrs cost on otfur urlu. InsuranceJfJf /AGEN/AGENTT Lt. 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Monthly Payments Arranged To Suit Your Convenience FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOS9T INSURANCE CORP. 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 6, 1960 Cursing Forbidden chigan — and in Arkansas, uage or to curse in the pre- Through My It's against the law in Mi- • too — to use insulting lang- sence of a girl or a woman. LOOK WHAT DODGE HAS DONE FOR COMPACTS BOCA RATON NEWS Window The name, Lancer: one hardtop; one 2-door sedan; two 4-door 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 By BEATRICE LANDRY sedans; two wagons". What kind of cars are they? This kind: two feet Published Every Thursday Some say ignorance is bliss, but when it comes to news shorter; many pounds leaner; a couple of hundred dollars less in Halford R. Houser, Publisher stories that is far from the truth. Whether one has a club cost than usual automobiles. Lancer welcomes a family of six H. clay Riley, Business and Advertising Manager report, a social item or a report of a meeting to make, Rodney G. Brower, circulation and Promotion Manager there is an easy way to do it. lavishly. Has plenty of trunk. Its fully-unitized body is very quiet, Beatrice Landry, News Editor Sometimes newly-appointed club publicity chairmen he- Helen Murphy, classified Advertising Manager sitate to ask just what they should do about getting their very tough. Lancer is also mannerly. It corners decisively, takes a news in the newspaper, but we are only to glad, to assist you. Entered as second class matter at the post office We are iierested in what you are doing and we feel sure well scarred road with aplomb. Rarks obediently. More reasons to qf Boca Raton, Fla., December 1, 1955 that other readers are, too. If you come to' a dead end, buy? Read on. The interiors are rich, but simple: Shed soil, wear call me and we can work it out together. Subscription Rates: 7 year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 Some reports come into the office and are left on the well, feel good. The engine is highly spirited, but extremely light on desk without any name or telephone number of who is sub- mitting the report. Sometimes it is handwritten in such a regular gasoline. One more thing, Lancer is built by Dodge. Our majiner that, puzzle as you may, you can't make it all out. One such report last week necessitated seven telephone name is on.it. This means Lancer will stay nice and shiny. How so? Editorial calls before it could go on to the composing room. If you can type it, please do so, but if you can't, at least The body is rustproofed by an exclusive Chrysler Corporation BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NEEDED print the names of the people involved. Sometimes an "i" process. Enough talk. Meet Lancer at your Dodge Dealer. Now. riances and, although there has been no looks like an "e" an "a" like an "o", and if you want to A forward step in city government was make people unhappy, misspell their name in a news story. taken recently when city commissioners necessity of frequent rrEetings, when a Incidentally speaking about names, newspapers don'tuse indicated their approval of a proposed or- problem does arise the board is able t o the name "Mrs. Smith. " It is Mrs. John Smith, if married, dinance creating a board of adjustment and meet it. and Mrs. Doris Smith if divorced or widowed. Or a widow appeals. Suppose a contractor has a grievance may prefer to use her husband's name, which is all right. The need for such a quasi-judicial board against one of the examining boards, where can he take it? He can take it to the If you are using just initials, it is best to find out both ini- has been clearly shown and with the city tials, such as Mrs. J. J. Smith, or pertaining to her husband, growing atsuch a great rate, the need will City Commission if he wants to and then p if he isn't satisfied with that decision, he John J., or J. J. Smith. be even greater in the future. One of the hardest facts for some people to accept is that It has been discussed many times but has recourse to civil court, which can prove an expensive experience. newspapers have deadlines. They are hurt, disappointed, until just recently no positive steps were sometimes outright angry, when their news doesn't( appear taken toward creating it. But if the Board of Adjustment and Ap- peals comes into being he can then take in the paper. The Plumbing, Builders and Electrical A newspaper is put together like blocks, section by sec- examining boards are mainly concerned his grievance directly to it. He can, of course, go from there to civil court if he tion, as the news come in. It is well planned and not a with necessary qualifications and exami- haphazard affair. Regular weekly features and columns go nations protecting the community from so desires but the decision of a quasi-judi- cial board usually carries great weight. first, the church page is set, sports page arranged, then unqualified workers or shoddy work and a other stories as they are written. more judicial board has long been needed. The proposed board calls for its mem- bers to be architects, engineers and citi- The last period before a paper goes to press is devoted A good example of work done by such zens well versed in the trades concerned to up-to-the-minute news appealing to the largest number an adjustment board is the Zoning Board and not engaged in competitive business. of readers. So if you wait too long to get your news in, it of Adjustment created in 1956. The five- This is gaod planning and should benefit has to compete with other stories for space and sometimes man board is mainly concerned with va- the city. this means it is left out Action, oddities, pictures and names make news and we are sincerely interested in what you have to say. You don't REGARDING BOOKS have to be a writer, just "give us the facts, rna'm" but please give them to us in time. A Literary Curiosity for Collectors If in doubt, give me a friendly call, and let's get ac- quainted. BY LAWRENCE DAME ledge, chuckling wryly over rious Odyssey are extremely "THE SOT-WEED FAC- the discomfiture of some tedious, while others are TOR, " by John B a r t h, readers who may wonder'what highly amusing and even News' Public Forum (Doubleday, $1. 50), is about it is all about, and rubbirig gilded witha wit rare among Finally, the Office of Ci- as mad a novel as one can Washington, D. C., his hands gaily over having the majority of serious-min- vil and Defense Mobiliza- imagine a sane contempo- succeeded in weaving a Sept. 28, 1960 ded authors of today. Not a tion provides financial as- rary author could create. large amount of pornogra - Editor, few of those who have waded sistance to 1 ocal govern- More inclined to fancy of an phic material, which no Boca Raton News: through this phantasmagoria ments for emergency disas- NOW ON DISPLAY AT ALL DODGE DEALERS extravagantnature than fact, doubt will be accepted as Your readers whose homes of words, including - not a ter measures. and employing the latter on- proof of vast scholarship, little poetry since Ebenezer and businesses were damag- ly when it can be twisted throughout the 700-odd pa- achieved his ambition of be- ed by the winds and water Last week, I arranged a BOCA-DEL MOTORS, INC. whimsically, Barthhas com- ges. coming thepoetlaureate of accompanying Hurricane tour of the disaster areas in posed a literary curiosity of Ebenezer Cooke, who is Maryland, will wonder a t Donna maybe interested in Florida with several key of- 3805 S. Federal Highway Defray Beach, Fla. the kind which may be dubbed "a rangy, gangling theendwhatit was all about, the disaster relief program* ficials of the federa 1 agen- called a collector's item. flitch" with a flair for coffee Those who love odd phrase- available through federal cies involved in disaster re- Coheraice has not parti- house conversation and the making, and the occasional government ag encies. lief. Sen. Holland accom- cularly concerned the wri- manufacturing of heavily- Rabelaisian touch, will not The Small Business Admi- panied us on the tour, and ter in detailing the adven- weighted verse is a kind of be disappointed. nistration, which has offices all of us were concerned by tures o f a po e tically- incline d in Miami, Fort Myers, Na- the great damage we saw in loose-moraled innocent na- Certainly, "TheSot-Weed Londoner, with a penchant ples and Marathon, provides many areas and by the ob- turally attractive to bawds, Factor" is not like any other toward bawdy adventures disaster loans to small busi- vious need for assistance, crackpots, swindlers, addle - tome produced in recent when transplanted from a nesses, to individuals ( for notwithstanding the heroic pa-ted conspirators and other times. There are snatches coffee-house society smack home repairs and other da- efforts being made by the eccentrics. He leapt natural- reminiscent of "Tom Jones," into the midst of the uncouth mages to property caused communities we visited to ly to lost causes, avoided the and "Sentimental Journey," realities of the New World practical as though it were by the storm), and to non- speedily repair the storm and even of James Joyce's in the 17 th century. the plague, and as a matter profit institutions, at 3 per- damages. "Ulyssees." It is the kind Obviously, anything at all of course could have had cent interest for a term of GEORGE A. SMATHERS, Look of book that Thomas Wolfe some of these zany things 20 years. United States Senator that popped into the author's would love and that Mac- happen to him where he set The Federal Housing Ad- head has gone into his book. Kinlay Kantor and John Mac- down in real life. ministration can assist disas- Much of this, as symbolized Donald would abhor. Some Need for 'High Skills' by the title, which means The author plays with this ter victims by granting a for this will throw it down in despair In Labor Force Cited moratorium of up to 12 peddlar of tobacco, becomes unconscious and not too mer- and others in anger. Its prin- months on home mortgage The quality of Florida's extremely puzzling. It is ry buffoon through applica- cipal splash, as I have indi- labor may be holding back for modern iivin payments. quite easy to imagine John tions of both the light touch cated, will occur in those industrialization of the state Barth, a Marylander with and the ponderous. Large F. H. A. will also grant a Emblem... circles;, mostly precious or because it does not satisfy access to considerable know- moratorium of up to 15 passages of Ebenezer's cu- worse, that simply adore li- the demands of industry lea- months to borrowers;holding teracy curiosities. ders, a University of Florida property improvement loans economist said. whose property was damaged Think It Through 3,000 Families Apply Dr. Roy Lassister Jr. said by the storm. skills now required in the Let the Fuels Compete For Aid in Hurricane The Farmers Home Admi- state are "quite high" com- nistration makes emergency BY E. F. HUTTON Three thousand Florida fa- pared to needs of early in- milies have applied to the loans to established growers It is now proposed that Uncle shall tell us what fuel we dustry here. American Red Cross to date who show substantial loss of must use for this purpose or that. We would be denied free- Industrial education, Dr. for individual assistance in crops and who are unable to dom of choice to use oil, gas, coal or wood, as we see fit. Lassister said, is essential to recovering from damage in- obtain credit through local This idea has whiskers. In 1313, coal in England began provide the labor force to flicted by Hurricane Donna. sources. to compete with wood. The woodcutters feared for their attract future industry and to Three weeks after the The American Red Cross enable the lower income jobs and the forestowners for their markets. So "in the pub- storm struck, actual Red will make gifts of food, population to share in the lic interest" they sought to prohibit the use of coal. Cross expenditures for assis- clothing, home repairs, fur- rising income of the state. Nothing much came of this but the idea keeps cropping tance to disaster sufferers niture, medical needs, etc., up. One hundred years ago, whale oil for lamps began to reached a total of $277, 085 to individuals above and On Sept. 2, 1918, Navy when shopping for a new home feel the competition of kerosene. and commitments for indi- beyond what they can pro- ships furnished aid to earth- If the whaling interests had had enough votes, they would vidual family care totaled vide for themselves without quake victims at Yokohama! have lobbied through Congress a bill to choke the infant pe- $497, 886. causing undue hardship. and Tokyo, Japan. It's the sign of a thoughtful builder troleum hdustry in its cradle. Some of you may be dd enough to remember gas lights and the Welsbachburners which became obsolete when Tom Concealed Telephone Wiring Edison's electric light bulb proved how good and cheap it was. in your new home means: Today, oil, gas and coal are in fierce competition. The coal people especially argue that we are going to run out of ~fc No exposed wiring to detract from oil and natural gas, and that "in the public interest" their interior decor! use for heat should be stopped or reduced, and coal used instead. •A" No marring of woodwork, walls or But the U. S. Geological Survey estimates that our oil floors! and gas reserves are at least five times as much as we have •k Gives you handy outlets for exten- used in 100 years. Materials, Inc. So let's keep Uncle out of this. sion phones all through the house! •k Adds value to your ne\y home! FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. There are other advantages in having BOCA RATON, FLORIDA your home Telephone Planned. Ask Your Insurance Needs your builder for full information. N. W. 13th Street at F. E. C. R. R. Are Our Business This neat wall plate is all that Our Only Business Is Insurance P. 0. Box 515 Telephones 8588 • 8589 shows when your home is equipped Serving You will Be with Concealed Telephone Wiring. Our Pleasure TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE ALL EQUIPMENT PLACING AND FINISHING RADIO DISPATCHED Palmetto P,ark Arcade PATIO WORK 131 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Off. Ph. 6326. Southern^Bell Boca Raton, Fla. Res. Ph. 6327 ... GvHfflttJ «/<$ #8- Thursday, October 6, l%u THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 at county PTA meetings. East Palmetto Park Road, the Bibles to primers for school Seacrest PTA Converses, Miss Susan Strickland led third shop east from the cor- children and a book for pa- the devotional. Miss Strick- ner of N. E. First Avenue, rents to help their children in Meets 10 New Teachers land, a student, is member Both Mr. EStabrook and school. of the Future Teachers o f his wife, Marcia, operate the Mr. and Mrs. Estabrook Ten new members of the student to derive the most America Club of Seacrest. store. Although the main and their son, David, aged Seacrest High School Facul- benefit from the courses, to Jim Brewer, presidentof the merchandise is books, other 10, came to Florida seven ty were introduced by Mel - reduce the number of drop- Key Club, explained the ac- articles such as greeting years ago from Columbus, O- vin dark, dean of boys, to out students by maintaining tivities of his organization cards, Christmas cards, sta- hio. They live In Delray Parent-Teacher Association their interest and to help which is sponsored by the tionery, games, and a new Beach but are hoping to members at their firstmeet- students who plan to go on Kiwanis Club. addition, religious articles, move to Boca Raton soon. ing of the 1960-61 term in to college to be better qua- Arthur Sprott spoke brief- are available. the school gymnasium. The lified. ly of his objection to tea- Just about every kind o f Coffee toasting was started 10 were: Fritz Friberg, PTA pre- chers having to use their book is available, from iniiielSth Century by Arabs. Stephen Borkowski, ma - sident, presided. Mrs. Nor- time and efforts in collect- thematics; Dan Baldwin, man Kruse, treasurer, pre- ing funds for various pro- World Hisory; Mrs.Jean Hall, sented the proposed budget jects at the public schools. nds ThuraJ English, Problems of Ameri- for 1960--61 year totaling Following the meeting, "OCEAN'S' can Democracy and Econo- $1, 673. 37, which was a- refreshments were served. 11" mics; John Hawkens, Plane dopted by the members. Al- All teachers were identi- Geometry; Miss Nancy Ma- so approved was the promo- fied by corsages and bouton- STARTS FRIDAY! lone, English 10; Bill Sar- tion of a fish-fry to be held nieres, gifts of Mr. and gent, English 11 and Speech; Nov. 18 at the school on the Mrs. Alb ert Macheck. Mrs. Louise Santell, French, night of the Pahokee - Sea- Latin and English; John crest football game. Pro- Cub Scouts Take Thurber, Biology; Carney ceeds from this dinner are Taking stock of their many new books are Mr. and Mrs. Allan Estabrook of t h e Wilder, boys' physical edu- to be used to help finance Police Station Tour Book World. — Boca Raton News Photo. cation, and Mrs. Tima Wal- PTA projects for the coming Cub Scouts of Den Four lin, business courses. year. were taken on a tour of the Teen Talk Book World Clark described the acce- Mrs. W. E. Eckler, ,Mrs. police station by Den Mo ther lerated program which is D. L. Rawls, Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Warren Harris, assisted Dance Winners Chosen, Store Opened now being used at Seacrest. Lamp, Mrs. George Bothe, by Mrs. Paul Bebout Jr. An interest in reading Students are divided into ho- Mrs. Dan Kilpatrick, Mrs. Patrolman Norman ELlings- Next TV Program Set caused Mr. and Mrs. Allan nors, general and basic Paul Ledridge, Mrs. Bill A- worth, safety officer, escor- Estabrook to MDmbine busi- groups in the fields of Eng- dams, Mrs. r.nrthur Sprott ted the scouts on tour, By DE DE JACOBS ness and pleasure and the lish, Science, Mathematics and Mrs. N.C. Ream were showed them how finger- Charlie Murdock really fulfilled everyone's prescrip- result is a new business re- and languages. Purpose of chosen to be voting dele- prints are taken, explained tions last Saturday night. He was the greatest picker- cently opened in Boca Raton, the program is to enable the gates to represent Seacrest police equipment and use of upper yet! Ray Eubank's guess of the the Book World. RIR [OnDIIIOnED* UUH 1-50351 LAST DAY the radio and gave the time it took him to reach Teen Town The Book World is at 107 north of Pompano I THE DARK AT from Miami won a record album. Ray's THE TOP OF youngsters a talk on safety THE STAIRS rules. guess: 1 hour, 25 minutes and 10 sec- onds. Actual time: 1 hour, 25 minutes Technicolor Scouts attending were Robert Dorothy and 30 seconds. Now I ask you — is Preston McGuire Keith Bebout, David and that good luck or is that good luck? <50LD COflST CONTINUOUS - DOORS OPEN 1:45 Donald Harris, Billy Jack- Congratulations, Ray! son, Robbie Krautwajd, Dana Mucci and Bill Eubank won the DRIVE-IN THEATRE Bobby Lynch, Scott McKin- first round of the fast dance contest. f S. Fed. Ilwy. Deerfield ley, Bill Smith, and "mas- Lynn smith and Mike Thomason won cot" Elizabeth Bebout. UOVI PLAYING the slow. Good going, kids! If at first thru Tues., Oct. 11 you didn't succeed, you will have a De De Jacobs Abe Goldstein's chance to try again on Nov. 5 when Mr. Remedy wil] ALFRED Brother Dies at 71 be up here next. HITCHCOCK'S Funeral services were held Extra! Extra! Read all about it! All you TV actors Monday afternoon for Harry and actresses-to-be will have a chance to make your Goldstein, 71, of Philadel- debut Saturday, Oct. 8. Just be at Teen Town at 4 phia, Pa., who died sud- p.m. The confederates wil] provide the music to p denly Saturday at his home. which you rriay exhibit your rock 'n roll talents. Pro- He was the brother of Abe gram, "Let's Dance", live, time 6 to 7 p.m., Channel At 7:30 and 9:50 Goldsteinof2201 N.E.Fourth 5. Only qualifications are jackets for boys, dresses No one will be admitted Avenue, Winfield Park, Bo- for girls, and a willingness to dance for all. No ex- to the theatre after the perience necessary! Touring the police station recently was a group of Cub ca Raton. start of each performance Scouts, shown above. Patrolman Norman Ellingsworth, Harry Goldstein is sur- A drive for UNICEP will be sponsored by Teen of "PSYCHO". safety officer, left, escorted the group. Cub Scouts are, vivedbyhiswife, Katherine; Town on Oct. 28. There is an extremely large area to - Aiso- kneeling, front, left to right, Keith Bebout, Robbie Kraut- a daughter, Mrs. Ann Fox, be covered. We really need all possible help. Volun- SELECTED SHORT wald and Don Harris, standing, rear row, left to right, and two grandchildren. teers, please contact me at 6255. Your services are SUBJECTS starting Scott McKinley, David Harris, Bill Smith, Bobbie Lynch Abe Goldstein left by greatly appreciated. at 7:00 and 9:25 and Billy Jackson. plane Sunday to attend his Many thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bryant, for chap- brother's funeral. eroning Saturday night. LATE BONUS SHOW FREE PARKING PUSH-BACK SEATS If anyone is interested in chaperoning Tuesday or Saturday, Oct. 8 2,000 CARS SMOKING LOGE Friday nights, please get in touch with Mr. Bryant at '3 MURDERESSES" 8314 through the month of "October. At 11:40 only Chamber Banquet To Note Progress Preparations are being completed for the 10th annu- al installation banquet of die Boca Raton Chamber of MODELS Commerce under foe chair- manship of John J. Welch. Hot new number in the LOW-PRICE FIELD I ON The affair will be held in the Patio Royale of the Boca Raton Hotel and Club Satur- DISPLAY day evening, Nov. 5. The banquet will celebrate "A Decade of Progress" and several innovations have ... every inch an OLDSMOBILE! been planned to carryoutthe theme. Letters are being sent to all the members so WITH A... that reservations may b e made immediately as a ca- pacity attendance is expec- Westinghouse ted. 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Noted Quartet Daily Traffic Volume Five as Directors Attack Opponents The "Versatiles", a Continues to Increase well-known singing quar- Average daily traffic vo- More than 60 persons The Republican Candi- sheriff of Palm Beach attended an organizational tet, will entertain at a lume in Boca Raton continues Lions Clubs date caravan visited Bo- County, said "we are not meeting of the North Bro- meeting of the Boca Ra- ca Raton last Saturday getting the type of law to increase, according to a ton Democratic Organiza- ward-South Palm Beach report from the State Goad Urging Voters and left some unkind enforcenEnt in Palm Michigan club Tuesday, tion Inc. last Thursday words for their Demo- Beach County to which Department's Traffic and night. Oct. 11, in the Deerfield Planning Division. To Register cratic opponents. the people are entitled." Beach Chamber of com- Elected to the board of John B. Kruse, nominee He promised a more effi- Average daily traffic for Co-operating with more merce at 7:30 p.m. directors by acclamation for congress, said his cient administration of This singing group has August, northbound, was than 11,000 Lions clubs were Alvin sheller, Mrs. opponent, Democratic 4,451 or a 5. 6 percent in- in as many communities the Sheriff's Department appeared on the Ed Sulli- Lillian Greenstein, John nominee Paul G. Rogers, than has been given by van, Arthur Godfrey and crease over 1959 and a 40,7 throughout the United Benson, George Holds- could not be effective in percent increase over 1955, States, the Lions Club of his Democratic opponent, Jack Paar television worth and Walter Dugan. the next congress if he John p. Kirk. shows. Southbound vehicles aver- Boca Raton is conducting Founders of the group, were elected because Other candidates present Ray Turner will moderate aged a daily 4, 524, or 4.7 a "Register to vote" which was incorporated Rogers had refused to campaign. at the stopping point of the meeting in the absence percent increase over 1959 May 18, 1960, are Joe De- support the Democratic the caravan, the Royal and 38.7 percent increase In announcing the drive, Long, Arthur Mirandi, Sal national platform. of A. P. Sharpe. Palm shopping Plaza, in- Mrs. George Guilder will over 1955. president D.H. Bulla of Altieri, Sam Pinchuk and "If the Democrats win the Lions club said that cluded Percy W. "Tom- Earie Robbins. the House," Kruse said, my" Thompson, nominee this will be the greatest Tomorrow night a Coun- "Rogers will vote to help nation-wide effort to ob- for Secretary of State, and ty Democratic candidates them organize it, but can Chart es B. Guthridge, tain 100 percent voter Night will be held in Dem- you imagine the party registration in the na- nominee for county judge ocratic headquarters, leaders looking favorably of Palm Beach County. tion's history. 6040 N. Federal Highway, CONTINUES ON OUR on him for important as- George Petersen of Port "Regardless of party, at 8 p.m. The public is signments since he refuses Lauderdale, Repitlican SALE the men we elect on Nov. invited to attend, officials to accept the party plat- 8 will have the future of said. nominee for Governor, was form?" not present at the local our nation, and its fate Information received in a troubled world, in Robert C. Johnson, Re- stop, petersen had appear- from the Palm Beach Coun- publican nominee for State ed at a Republican rally their hands," Bulla said. ty Democratic headquar- BACK-lo-»Ol "Working in their own Senator from this district, in Boca Raton the previ- ters listed the following said his opponent, and ous Wednesday and had communities, our Lions political activities: will place tremendous the Democratic opponent addressed a gathering of Oct. 18 — Presidential The Boy Scouts of America will ring doorbells this year of W. Paul Bebout Jr., 350. manpower behind the non- to get out the vote in the Nov. 8 election. On Saturday, political, non-partisan ef- nominee John p. Kennedy Republican nominee for fort to see that every will be at West Palm Oct. 29, the Boy Scouts will hang Liberty Bell reminders State Representative, are Debt Sets Record Beach for a rally. eligible voter in the Unit- to vote on 40, 000, 000 door knobs. trying to use the proposed Homeowners in the United Shoes ed States is registered to Oct. 19 - Sen. Kennedy State university at Boca and party leaders to tour Raton as an issue. John- States are carrying the lar- vote in the Nov. 8 elec- Boy Scouts to Campaign gest mortgage debt in histo- tions." county area. son called it a "fake is- You Con Always Oct. 29 - Dinner for sue." He said the two ry, 106 billion dollars. But In many communities, candidates and party Again to Get Out the Vote Republican candidates for their equity in their homes Lions clubs also sponsor workers at the George the state Legislature, if exceeds 266 billion dollars. Do BETTER at the unique Liberty Bells Washington Hotel in West More than 4,500 Cub on 40, 000, 000 door knobs. elected, would not harm program, in which church Palm Beach. Scouts, Explorers and their The mass distribution is the chances of this area The largest increase in Bryant Welsh's BOOTERY bells in the city are rung Nov. 2 — Gubernatorial leaders from the Gul-fstream sponsored by the Boy Scouts getting the university. Florida sales tax collections at hourly intervals on nominee parris Bryant and Boy Scout Council, which of America and Freedoms in 1959 was netted from the 119 Palmetto Park Rd Phone 4513 election days to remind Martin Kellenberger, party will tour county includes Boca Raton, are Inc. of Valley Forge, Pa. Republican nominee for sale of food and beverages. the voters that liberty and area. expected to participate in freedom can only be pre- the nationwide program of served by the use of their Paris to Have Own . free ballot. Boy Scouts of getting out Rockefeller Center the vote in the Nov. 8 na- Downtrend Reversed A French Equivalent of tional election. Non - farm employment New York's Rockefeller Cen- The Gulfstream Council rni£AY! leveled off in August, rising ter is to rise close to the participated actively in the heart of Paris. Aspartof the same program in 1952 and GREATEST 600 workers above July t o total 1, 238, 000 as the Sum- 50-acre project the main 1956. mer season downtrend was Montparnasse railroad stati- The Scouts will hang Li- reversed, the Florida Indus- on and subsidiary buildings berty Bell reminders to vote trial Commission reported are to be razed and a new this w eek. station is to be built. Turnpike Records Gain 23rd Month in Row SIXTY-ONE Gross income of the Sun- CHEVROLET shine State Parkway for the Here's the car that reads you loud and first five months of the. fis- clear—the new-size, you-size '61 Chev- cal year which started on rolet. We started out by trimming the April 1 shows an increase of outside size a bit (to give you extra inches 13 percent over the same of clearance for parking and maneuvering) period a year ago, according but inside we left you a full measure of COMPLETE LINE OF to Thomas B. Manuel,chair- Chevy comfort. Door openings are as BUILDERS' SUPPLIES man of the Florida State much as 6 inches wider to give feet, knees, Turnpike Authority. and elbows the undisputed right of way. LET Manuel said that August • LUMBER • MILLWORK • PLASTER US And the new easy-chair seats are as much gross income showed a gain • CEMENT • LIME • INSULATION HELP as 14% higher—just right for seeing, just a 1 SOLVE of 8.4 percent over the same right for sitting. BUILDERS HARDWARE YOUR month in 1959. BUILDING * STA-DRI PAINTS PROBLEMS August marked the 23rd Once you've settled inside you'll have * PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTS consecutive month in which * LATEX ASPHALT COATING high and wide praises for Chevrolet's FREE gains were recorded.- spacious new dimensions (in the Sport IMPALA 4-D00R SPORT SEDAN—one of five ESTIMATES ROOFING - DOORS - SASH Impalas that bring you a new measure of elegance PLYWOOD • WALLBOARD - SHINGLES Coupes, for example, head room has been FREE Road Building Volume upped as much as 2 inches, and there's from the most elegant Chevies of all. FINISHED MATERIALS CUT TO ANY SIZE DELIVERY Sets Record in Florida more leg room, too—front and rear). QUALITY * SERVICE Chevy's new trunk is something else that NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL More than $221, 000, 000 in road and bridge construc- will please you hugely—what with its tion projects were underway deep-well shape and bumper-level loading in Florida during August, it holds things you've never been able to according to a report issued get in a trunk before. this week by William B. Yet, generously endowed as this car is Killian, chairman of the with spaciousness and clean-etched ele- State Road Board. gance, it holds steadfastly to all the thrifty, Company This is the greatestamount : dependable virtues Chevrolet buyers have OF BOCA RATON \f :: jr of construction work under way during a single mouth come to take for granted. Your dealer's 400 M SECOND AVENUE BOCA 8581 in the history of the State the man to see for all the details. Fort Laudetdale _ 2701 S- Andrews Ave. 2-1706 Road Department, Killian said. NOMAD 9-PASSENGER STATION WAGON. You RAY SAYSYS:: have a choice of six Chevrolet ivagons, each ivith a cave-sized cargo opening nearly 5 feet across. e e OUR SPECIAL TAiii ©f GIFT SUGGESTIONS i

' & Pencil Sets % Boat Logs £ Bridge Tallys % Desk Sets There's never been a trunk like it before! £ Guest Books % Wedding Record Books The flpor's recessed more than half a foot $Baby Record Books £ Globes and tfie loading height is as much as inches lower. i Dictionary % Auto-Memo Sets ^Everything for the Office & Brief Cases BEL AIR 2-DOOR SEDAN, like all '61 Chevrolets, brings you Body by Fisher newness—more front seat leg room. INTRODUCING THE '61 CHEVY mmm cmasp BISCAYNE 6 + J .1 WE DO IMPRINTING ... the lowest priced full-sized Chevy with big-car comfoYt at small-car prices! Personalize Your Chevy's new '61 Biscaynes—6 or V8— . STATIONERY. NAPKINS give you a full measure of Chevrolet . CHRISTMAS CARDS etc. quality, roominess and proved perform- ance—yet they're priced down with many Wl IMPR8N? LgMHIEt GOODS cars that give you a lot less! Now you can PUKCHASiP IN OUH STORI Free I have economy artd comfort, too! Biscayne 4-Door Sedan See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's RAY KOHL & SON 123 1. §»®gme!«Q Park Road ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY RAY KOHL, JR. Phone 4031 BOCA RATON 246 South Federal Highway Delray Beach CRestwood 6-5241 Thursday, Oetobei 6, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 said, "as I did in the Burgess Denies Pleading Pelski case when he shot 21 Accidents TIPS at me three times while I Public Forums on Health was protecting Mrs. Jean During Month Guilty, Plans to Appeal Abdella." One person was killed Begin Oct 20 in Delray Patrolman Benjamin vice hearing. Burgess was checking George D. Clemmer, program. Burgess told the Boca and five injured in 21 ac- "I did not plead guilty the apartment of Mrs. Ab- cidents in Boca Raton president of the Bethesda The series has been ap- Raton News that he will and I am going to appeal della when he discovered Hospital Association, an- proved by the Palm Beach appeal the decision of the during September, accord- this decision in civil Henry Pelski, Ft. Lauder- ing to the police report. nounced this week that a County Medical society. City Commission to uphold court," Burgess said. dale builder, hiding in a series of programs on In announcing the se- the 30-day suspension Property damage in the "I don't have anything to bathroom. In an exchange accidents totaled $5,860. health topics will be held ries, Clemmer urged his ordered in June by Police hide and I am willing to of shots Pelski was for the first time in south fellow Boca Raton resi- Chief W.H. Brawn. There were 120 com- have the transcript open- wounded and escaped, but plaints, 22 summons issu- Palm Beach County when dents to mark the dates on Burgess was suspended ed to the public." was later apprehended by ed, 12 summons estreated, the association presents their calendars. for 30 days without pay He said he felt that if police. He is in county 10 cases tried in court free public forums in co- "In the interests of good for refusing'to take a med- the governing authority of jail now awaiting trial for with $380 collected in operation with the Bethes- health, no one Can afford ical examination when or- the city wanted to fire the murder of Mrs. Ab- fines and forfeitures. da Memorial Hospital med- not to attend", he said. della later at the home of dered to do so by Brown. him, the job wasn't worth One juvenile traffic ical staff at 8 p.m. on "These programs provide Birgess denied the all the trouble. friends at 125 N.E. 21st consecutive Thursdays, an unusual opportunity to Street. summons was issued and statement of commission- "I have tried to uphold 17 offense reports investi- Oct. 20, Oct. 27 and Nov. hear authoritative discus- er John R. Brandt, made the law and assist the cit- gated. 3, at the Delray Beach sions in layman's language Playhouse. in last week's City Com- izens of Boca Raton ever New Gull CampUS Nine persons were fin- of matters important to mission meeting, that he all of us". mission meeting that h sinci e I joinejid d thth e policli e Station f gerprinted and police tra- Subjects to be discussed (Burgess) had pleaded department and I will con- veled 25,709 miles. by panels made up of staff He added that the Play- guilty to the departmental Anadditionto the growing tinue to do so as long as doctors are "Heart Dis- house was selected as charges at his Civil Ser- list of new business in Boca I am a policeman," he nst oi new Dusiness in tsoca -n c J >«, ease and Strokes", Oct. site for the series be- cause of its central loca- Raton is the Gulf Campus Power SquadronS 20; "cancer — pacts and -CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN -, Fallacies", Oct. 27, and tion in the area served Service station at 1299 N. W. Supper Attracts 71 by Bethesda Memorial. HEADACHES BACK PAINS COLDS "Allergies", Nov. 3. SeconCampud Avenues Servic. e will fea- < Seventy-one members of "Stop worrying about the business—since I stopped The playhouse is on Lake Written questions sub- DR. ALBERT THAU ture experienced expert ser- the Delray Beach Power our Want Ad there's hardly been any!" Ida at the west end of vice and a complete line of Squadron and Power Squadron mitted from the audience N.W. Ninth Street off N. 123 E. Royal Palm Road Swinton Avenue in Del- service products. The new Auxiliary held a covered will be answered by panel- (Opp. First Bank of Boca Raton) Boca 9118 Farmers Seek Flood Action ists at the end of each ray Beach. business is co-owned by Paul dish supper at the Boynton SPECIAL ! WhOe they LAST D. Weot and William Brown, Beach Boat Club last week. Man~~Jy -—~Palm— —•»..».•Beach* Countwvku.iyj Thniu^iwi/^iuue problem oif thm^e A*VWfloodU - »» • • •».-^ who also have a similar bu- Mrs. Winfield Weber and boards and SrouPs areinves- ing is being studied by the "OSpItal INOtes siness in Delray Beach. Mrs. Merle Harper, both of ^gating Coding conditions Resources vel BAHAMA David Weot, brother o f Boynton Beach, were hos- *n tlle farming areas of the Board, Southeremn °S Executive ASSORTED Paul Weot, has been named tesses. county following the recent Flood Control District and COLORS manager. Henry O. Olson of Boyn- torrential, record rains. other county and municipal LOUNGES $29 ton Beach, Commander of Although several farmers agencies. Bethesda Patients the Delray Beach Power report from a 50 percent to County Agriculture Agent BY ANNE MOORE four-year college course, HEADBOARDS only $198 up an 80 percent crop loss, Butts Marvin U. Mounts said the Boca Raton patients admit- Squadron, announced that More limited than the ma- climaxed by the awarding Farm in Boca Raton suffered farmers do nothold the Flood ted to Bethesda Memorial the Fall Piloting Class was jority of career fields in of a degree. in progress with 35 men and no loss, except the incon- Control District responsible modern hospitals is that Hospital from Sept. 26 to r Mrs, Bateson mentioned Oct. 3 included Suzanne Rigs- women attending. venience of delayed plant- f° their waterlogged fields, of executive housekeeper, the housekeeping-manage- by, Mary Cole, Lucille T. Mrs. Henry Huff of Lan- ing, according to Thomas F. butsome do feel that "a dif- the woman who is respon- ment course at Cornell Barrett, Easter Lovvorn, E- tana, president of the Del- Fleming Jr. He said the rain- feientapproachin flood con- sible for living up to the University as being par- laine Ellingsworth, Audrey ray Beach Power Squadron drenched ground would pre- trol plans might have made criterion, "hospital ticularly outstanding and STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM Adams and Mrs. Glenn F. Auxiliary, welcomed mem- vent the tractors from work - a difference. " He said there clean". that Lindsey-Hopkins Vo- HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Smithson Sr. bers to the supper. ing the area for awhile. were mutual plans to discuss "Opportunities are cational School in Miami and work out. limited", says Mrs. Ann offers courses in the field. Luther Jones rf Belle Gla

Linda Halinar, left, and Donna Davies admire the paintings at the Children's Art show held in Sanborn square.

Judy Kammerman holds two of the animals made from rolled newspapers at the Children's Art Show. The newspapers are rolled, tied with string, then fitted together and painted to resemble animals.—Boca Raton News Photos

of Arvida Oil Company, a Arvlda Station Contract Let subsidiary of Arvida Cor- A $34,395 contract has gasoline service station poration. been let for the construe- in Boca Raton, it was an- According to the terms tion of Arvida Oil Com- nounced yesterday by Mil-of the contract, construc- pany's first Gulf-branded tonN. weir, board chairman tion work will begin im- mediately and is schedul- JAMISON ROOFING IMC. I ed for completion by Dec. * SHEET METAL WORK 23. * ROOF REPAIRS Sommers and Messner Construction company of 2420 N. W. 1ST. AVE. Boca Raton was the suc- PHONES BOCA 8130 - 5836 cessful bidder on the con- tract. Other bidders were Avant Construction Com- pany of Miami, Duffey Dr. P. A. Me Rill Construction Company of Miami, Weir Contractors Optometrist of Pompano Beach and Gilbert and Shields Con- 127 Boca Raton Road Boca 9498 struction Inc. of Tampa. It's All PontiaLC The service station will e erected on the corner if El Camino Real and leturmy LAWN Service^dxie Highway. The sta- tion will be landscaped to blend with the beauty of the surrounding area. New track-to-faody proportion! The track is the width between the More headroom, legroom, footroom for greater comfort! You'll take Cancer Conference wheels. Pontiac is the only Wide-Track car. Body width is reduced, great comfort in the extra roominess we've built into the '61 Pontiac. To Open Tomorrow shaving side overhang, balancing more weight between the wheels. Seats are higher, yet there's more clear- The largest annual confer- Best relationship of body width to wheel width ever tailored. Lean ence ever to" be conducted ance beneath the steering wheel and by the Florida Division of and sway are ancient history. more hatroom over your head. There is the American Cancer Socie- Announcing the new Pontiac Trophy V-8 Engine! We've improved more legroom, more footroom. Doors ty w-ill be held at Hotel La- are wider and designed to s'wing open go Mar in Ft. Lauderdale tne engine the experts said was perfect. New fuel induction system starting tomorrow and clo- saves gas by using more air in the gasoline mixture. This makes the farther. The more highway you put sing Sunday noon. engine breathe more efficiently, gfving you better acceleration. behind you (Pontiac specializes in this) THE ONLY WIDE-TRACK CAR! More than 225 volunteer Eleven versions to choose from. Horsepowers range from 215 to the more you'll appreciate the new Body width trimmed to raduwsid. and staff HE mbers of the so- •* "v overhang. More weight balanced be- 348. For best economy, specify the Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower tHeen tne ciety will attend the three- room that's ail around you in this sleek wheels, NO other car hugs compression ratio lets you use regular gas. the road with such sure-footed sta- day sessions. The sessions new'61. bility and precision. have been keynoted to eva- HURRICANE luate the last year's pro- /4etwittf & grams of cancer control throughout the state and to ISNTTH/S YOUR BIG YEAR FORA WIDE-TRACK PONTIAC P IT'S ALL, PONTIAC! CORNER OLD DIXIE HWY. a BOCA RATON RD formulate plans for the co- ming year. Cancer this year BONNEVILLE • STAR CHIEF • VENTURA • CATALINA will take the lives of more ON DISPLAY NOW AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER NEWEST FIBERGLASS & ALUMINUM AWNINGS than 7, 500 Floridians. WOOD - CHAIN LINK • CONCRETE FENCES Jute Output Rises SNYDER PONTIAC, INC. LOW FHA Pakistan produced 2, 400,- 341, 600 pounds of jute last 510 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY DELRAY BEACH, FLA. MONTHLY PAYMENTS 7-2701 year compared with 2, 280,- 286, 000 pounds the year be- fore. SEE THE VICTOR BOROB SHOW TONIGHT) ABC-TVI -——______Thursi, -,, October 6, I960 THE BOCA KATON NEWS 11 Keating Names Lane West Coast Manager TRAVERSE RODS and Lions Clubs to Join DRAPERY HARDWARE Fred Lane, former deve- KirscK lopment co-ordinator for In Light Bulb Sale Keating of Florida Inc. in SUN COAST DECORATORS SER Plans were completed for The $55, 000 profit rea- Boca Raton, has beenappoin- 916 N.DIXIE Boca Raton, BOCA 5155 a county-wide light bulb sale lized from this sale wentin- ted as manager of Keating by the Lions clubs of Palm to the Sight Conservation of Florida's West Coast ope- Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Beach County at a recent Fund of member clubs. ration. meeting of the Palm Beach Hundredsofeye examina- JohnK. Brennan, Keating • NEON CARDS County Association of Lions tions and glasses were fur- vice-president, announced PAINTED PAPER Clubs held at the Surf Bever- nished needy children as a that Lane will have charge age Building in West Palm result of this undertaking. of the West Coast sub-divi- Beach with 35 members pre- Woodville spoke at length sions known as Fairway Estates, Indian Rocks Vil- sent. on the inner workings of the lage, Harbor Lake Estates Boca Raton Lions will join sale program. DIAL DIAL and Yacht Club Estates. in the sale, which will be Jerry Doyle, Governor of 8175 60 N. Dixie 8175 held from Oct. 17 through District 35-D, expressedin- Planning a Lions Club county-wide light bulb sale are members of the Palm Beach Oct. 31. Proceeds from this terestintheprojectand said, County Association of Lions Clubs, seated, left to right, Albin R. Olson, vice-pre- project will go into the mem- " We are only sera tching the sident; Charles W. Preffer, president, and Knute Rosengren, secretary-treasurer; ber clubs' Sight Conservati - surface in meeting the needs standing, left to right, Woody Woodville, past Peputy District Governor and present on Fund. of unfortunate people." chairman of the Light Bulb Committee for the Greater Miami Association of Lions Representing Boca Raton at Warren Sinot, county light Clubs; David Graves, president, Miami Association of Lions Clubs; Pat Patterson, the meeting was Jack Welch, bulb chairman, said a poll public relations chairman, Miami Association of Lions Clubs; Jerry Doyle, Governor Lions Club delegate. of member clubs had been of Lions District 35- D; Warren Sinot, light bulb chairman for Palm Beach County Charles W. Preffer, pre- taken and 5, 000 bags have Association, and Gil Parker, Westinghouse representative from the Miami Lions Club. sidentof the Parm Beach As- been requested to date. -- Photo by Whit Williams. sociation, introduced the Each bag will contain two two main speakers of the e- 100-watt bulbs, two75-watt vening, David Graves, pre- bulb and four 60-watt bulbs Contest for Supervisor Registration sident of the Greater Miami and the bag will sell for $2. Association of Lions Clubs, Whit Williams, a director and Woody Woodville, light of the Lantana Club, was Of Registration Peps Up Deadline bulb chairman for the Grea- appointed publicity chair- A three-way race for su- up the wanted sub-stations. ter Miami Association. man. Is Saturday Graves outlined the pro- ' pervisor of registration in Democratic nominee for lVlore Palm Beach County shaped the office of registrar , Voter registration books gress over'the years expe- Cars by 1970 rienced by the Greater Miami Passenger-car registrations up this week, with the pre- is Horace E. Beasley and will remain open Saturday n To contact an independent insurance agent sent supervisor, DeWitt Up- the Republican nominee is from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p.m. Association. He said that * the United States are ex- Daniel Gorham. last year's promotion in Oc- peered to rise from the cur- thegrove, planning a write- when they will be officially re See your Yellow Pages in campaign and the Repub- Gorham issued a challenge closed, according to County tober resulted in the sale of nt 59, 000, 000 to 84, 000, - lican candidate challenging to Beasley K> meet him in a Registrar DeWitt Upthegrove. 55,000 bags of light bulbs. 000 by 1970. the Democratic nominee to series of open and public Upthegrove said Oct. 8 is joint appearances. meetings before various civfc the deadline because b y Last Spring, Upthegrove organizations and in different law the books must be withdrew from the race for city parks. closed 30 days prior to an supervisor to campaign un- "In a campaign of this election. Election day is successfully for State Sena- type, " Gorham said, "the Nov. 8. tor in the primary. The re- party in power always tries Those who are not re- gistrat said at the time he to spread vicious rumors, gistered and are 21 years would retire at the end of and the false alarm stories old or over, have livedin the year after 16 years of such as 'everyone will lose Florida for one year and in service. their job if the Republicans the county six months, may "In view of all the pub- are elected.' register at 810 Datura Street licity we've been getting," "It seems strange thatone in West Palm Beach. Na- Upthegrove said last week, of the present attacks against turalized citizensa"re asked "I've decided to let the me is that I amover-educa- to take their .citizenship pa- people decide whether my cated and will require qua- pers with them. office has been well run or lified people to work in the not. " registrar's office, when the Week's Schedule Upthegrove referred t o party in power tries to get MONDAY criticism segments of both across the idea that the Re- KIKIETKIEN SIXTY- Republican and Democratic publicans never have any Lions Club, Lions Club- parties who have denounced qualified men, how confused house, 7 p. m. his refusal to set up sub-sta- can that gang in the court- Business and Professional tions for registration in va- house become?" Women's Club, First Federal rious partsof the country. He 8 p. m. Floridiai s used almost 200 TUESDAY said he does not have the milliongallonsofLPgas last money in his budget to set Kiwanis Club, Sun Cove, year. noon. Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, •7 p. m. Announcing Boca Raton Boat Club, Scout Hut, 8 p.m. the relocation of our Elks Club, Driftwood Club, 8 p. m. POMPANO BEACH OFFICE Joan of Arc Guild, St. Joan of Arc Church, 8 p. rn. in larger, street-level quartern WEDNESDAY Rotary Club, Sun Cove, 2680 Atlantic Blvd. noon. Beta Sigma Phi, members' Telephone number remains the same homes 8 p. m. Fathom Drivers Club, WHitehall 1-3700 Teen town, 8 p. m. THURSDAY Soroptimist Club, Sun Cove, noon. duo. Masonic Lodge, St. Gre- gory's Epfe copal Church Pa- Members New York Stock Exchange and rish Hall, 8 p.m. Other Principal Stock Exchanges FRIDAY Christian Business Men's ROGER G. JOHNSON Committee, Sun Cove, noon. Resident Manager Boca Raton Barbershoppers, First Federal, 7:45 p.m. EDWARD N. MARSHMAN FRED M. UNGEHER Track Opened by Nurmi Registered Representatives Kezar Stadium in San Francisco's Golden Gate CHICAGO NEW YORK BOSTON MIAMI BEACH Park was opened with a FT. LAUDERDALE PALM BEACH track meet in 1925 featuring Paavo Nurmi, Finland's great runner.

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>IRECTlOlSJS: From center <>RBoca g(rvv VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER oh W: Palmetto Park Rbad 1 % rrii\vs HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, INC. 421 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY, DELRAY BEACH, FLA. 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 6, 1960 Millions of Planets Most Roads of Asphalt Office Moved Said to Support Life More than 90 percent of Federal Officials Approve "Tenmillion million pla- the improved roads in the By A.C. Allyn nets support life as we know United States are asphalt- it on earth, " Dr. George surfaced. Program to Aid Beaches A. C. Allyn and Company, Congressman Paul G. Ro- total! cost of $3, 111, 800. member of the New York Wald, noted Harvard biolo- gist, told a scholarship con- gers has announced approval The Federal share ranges Stock Exchange, has moyed vocation of 4, 000 students GRIFFIN by the Federal Beach Erosion from 7.7. to 3.2percent, its Pompano Beach office to based on the public use of an enlarged street level of- and faculty at the University Board and the Chief of Army of Florida in Gainesville. FLOORING CO. Engineers of a plan for beach different sections of the fice in the Atlantic Square erosion correction in Palm beach to be protected. Center at 2680 Atlantic Bou- Baboons are full-grown at 'Griffin Has The Floor" levard. Beach County. He said the * Lt. Gen. E, C. Itschner, eight years. recommendations of the Fe- chief of engineers, has ad- Trie Allyn organization, VJNYL deral Beach Erosion Board vised Congressman Rogers nationwide investment ban- are for beach erosion work that he has asked the Secre- kers, opened its first Flori - CORK covering the entire coastline tary of the Army to present da office in Miami Beach of Palm Beach County ex- the survey to Congress for one year ago. Within the RUBBER cept the beach between Lake further action. In addition last year, additional offices Stop in at Boca Raton to first costs of the project, have been opened in Pom- Pharmacy and tell us about FORMICA Worth Inlet and South Lake places you saw and sum- Worth Inlet, which had been periodic nourishment and pano Beach, Fort Lauderdale Shown above are youngsters of the Community Kindergar- mer fun you had while you SANDING the subject of an earlier re- sand transfer operations will and Palm Beach. ten who toured the Fire Station recently. They were super- For Free inspection replenish the stock in your medicine cabinet. port and work done. be necessary, and the report Roger G. Johnson, Pom- vised by Mrs. Mary Bertrand Winfield, kindergarten direc- Call "Otto" the Orkin Mm FINISHING The report and survey, recommends aFederalshare pano Beach office manager, tor. The children were escorted through the station, shown INSULIN completed with the assis- of $8,400 annually. said, "The new office will the fire fighting equipment and warned against the dangers ' .} C40 FREE ESTIMATES tance of local officials, feature the Dow-Jones News of playing with matches and candles by Fire Inspector Sal U80 118 N. Federal Hwy. calls for a Federal partici - Big Output of Plastics service, plus New York and Matteis. pelray CR 8-1210 pation of $128, 800, with a American' Stock Exchange U.S. production of plastics tickers projected on a large, Fire Prevention Hi-lites 1901 during 1959 was about 5,900, - easy - to - read Translux ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO., Inc. 000, 000 pounds. Screen. Research and sta- Work Out Plan of Escape tistical information will be CR 8-2814 PHARMACY K)l E. Palmetto Rd. PHONE YOUR NEWS available in the office li - WORLD'S LARGEST To Boca 3767 brary and through the firm's From Home in Fire Crisis Ph. Boca 9491 Boca Raton News research departments in New BY SAL MATTEIS If the hallway outside your MONDAY., York and Chicago. In addi- City Fire Inspector upstairs bedroom is aflame, tion, the office will have A plan for escape from go to the window and shout NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR LICENSE direct wires to the principal fires in the home may save for help; but don't jumpout. Real Estate Is Interesting, Profitable Have You markets in New York and many a life. Fire strikes You might be injuring your- and Provides Security For You IS THE Chicago." self needlessly. Open the without warning. Every two EXAM COURSE ONLY $35.00 minutes fire damages a home window, breathe the fresh Johnson, who has managed somewhere in the United air outside and stay calm. Attend Any Seen Allyn^ Pompano office since States. Would you know what Look below to see if there THURSDAY EVENING: 7 P.M. LAST DAY to its opening in October, 1959, to do if a fire broke out in is a porch roof beneath the 634 S. FEDERAL I1WY., DELRAY BEACH has long experience in the • your home tonight? window. If so, and smoke Call Boca 4457 For Information This Man? securities business as a re- and flames are beginning to Extension service Broward Business College gistered representative of There are two definite enter the room around the New York Stock Exchange steps you can take to be door, crawloutonthe porch firms and as a partner in his prepared. To know how to roof to await rescue. own securities company. escape could save your life you'll get more for and those of the members of If it becomes necessary Other registered represen- to jump to the ground, drop tatives on the staff include • your family. FIRST -- work out an escape plan. Do it bedding, pillows, clothing Fred E. Ungeher and Edward or anything else soft on the N. Marshman. now. Be sure everyone in the your money house is familiar with it and ground beneath the window. This will make a cushion to Michael Outlines keep this procedure upper- most in your mind. land on. Then lower jour- self over the window sill to Election Platform If fire strikes your home, reduce the distance to the the first thing to do is to get County Commissioner Hoy ground and drop onto the TER LING everyone out of the house. E. Michael Jr. of Lake Worth, pile of bedding. You may BY THE Then call the Fire Depart- Democratic candidate for use this methodofemergen- ment. If the fire has gained reelection to the Board o f cy anywhere as long as you headway the first two or County Commissioners, this stay calm. FURNITURE week re-emphasized the three minutes after you dis- aims and objectives that covered it, this may be the You will earn generous dividends most important minutes of Conference to Take NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY • as oE October 1st when you save You Should have twice won him a post Up Central America on the commission and a pri- your life. Now foraganizing by Monday the 10th. Remember . . . an escape plan: • BOCA RATON Hevs Johnny Hill, your mary election victory last Central America will be at First Federal you receive May. 1. Get all members of the the subject of attention by local independent insur- family together and figure SAFETY, CONVENIENCE and ance counselor. By de- Michael served as chair- more than 300 educators, out two possible escape statesmen, business and go-' EARNINGS! signing made to me asure man of the County Commis- routes to the ground from protection for your par- vernmentofficials of coun- sion in 1958, He represents any upstairs bedroom. If one ticular needs, he stands tries throughout the Ameri- District 3, which is com- of the two escape routes is between you and a seri- prised of the Lake Worth- cas Nov. 30. The leaders ous financial loss. cut off, you will have the will gather in the Universi- TRANSFER YOUR FUNDS Lantana area and the Town alternate one. Make doubly of Palm Beach. ty of Florida campus at sure that every member of Gainesville for the 11th an- From Anyplace in the Remember... In making his bid for re- United States* Just your family is thoroughly nual Caribbean Conference. election in the general elec- familiarwith the two escape bring in your Open It's The Policy tion Nov. 8, Michael plans; also any guest who passbook, pledgedhis continuedsupport REALTORS OF FRIDAY EVENING may be staying with you; as Behind The Policy for early construction of ad- well as the baby-sitter. Work BOCA RATON 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. ditional roads and bridges in out the escape plan and re- The following are That Counts. thetounty, plus continued members of the hearse it. Boca Raton Board improvementofthe county's 2. Suppose you are sleep- of Realtors. Doing present road system. business with ing in a closed upstairs bed- them you are a as- He also listed as major ob- room, wake up and smell sured the highest jectives continued efforts to type of service smoke. Don't rush out into that c an b e admin- gain protection of ocean the hallway immediately. istered in the field beaches and further research of Real Estate Go to the door and place the ; Practice. NORM ADVERTISING. Inc. and possible legislation t o palm of your hand against FIRST develop adequate drainage ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- it. If the door feels hot it eral Hwy., Phone 4249. YOU'LL MOVE INTO A facilities in the suburban may be that the hallway is W.P. BEBOUTi 701 N. Federal areas. Hwy., Phone 8621 and 9336. already aflame and filled BENSON REALTY, 501 E. Pal- FOUR-STAR HOME... with hot and toxic gases. metto Park Rd., Phone 5435. Slogan Not the Same CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 BOCA Either use another escape E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. ... if it's a I960 New Home styled by FEDERAL One of the slogans of the Box 354, Phone 9166. the folks at STANDARD SUPPLY & route or go to the window, WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., INSURANCE American Revolution, "Ta- awaken people by shouting Phon« 5473. LUMBER! We'll see that your New Savings § Loan Association xation without representa - "FIRE. " If there is a phone ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Home is modern . . . convenience-pack- Palmetto Park Road, Phone AGENCY tion is tyranny, " is usually in the room quickly call the 8708. ed .;. . meets all your dreams and de- of Defray Beach attributed to James Otis, Fire Department. If the door F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 sires. Come in soon to talk over your Affiliated With N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996. BOCA RATON 601 N. Federal Hwy. But what he actually said does not feel hot, open it LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West ideas with our advisors. Ask for Free TUNISON PROPERTIES was mudi less stirringly ex- slightly. Hold your head a- Palmetto Park Road, Phone OFFICE Phone Boca 8576 3737. Estimates on the fine-quality materials 165 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. pressed. "No parts of His .way; brace the door with RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto, or the complete construction job! Each Account Insured by an Agency Majesty's dominions can be your footand put your hand Park Road, Phone 8077. of the Federal Government Ph. Boca 5408 J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. taxed without their consent" across the opening to deter- Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. mine how hot and smoky the PETRUZELLI REALTY, Inc. YOU'LL LIKE OUR FRIENDLY, 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., Boca air is. If the hallway appears, Raton, phone 9418. PROVIDING DEERFIELD BEACH AND BOCA RATON to be cool and there are no F. BYRON PARKS, 499 ^.Pal- PERSONALIZED SERVICE metto Park Road, Phone'5151. flames or smoke pouring up EARLE J. ROBBINS, 61 S. WITH QUALITY BUSINESS AND SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY the stairway, you may be First Ave. Ph. 4747 and S145. J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 able to use this regular route S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744 of escape. However, if there and 8316. is any question about safe FRED TAYLOR, 1941 N. Fede- ral Hwy. Phone 5022 and 8563. passage down the stairs, go WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- back to the window and a- eral Hwy-., Phone 9271. TOWN and COUNTRY, 164 E. wait rescue.Be sure to keep Boca Raton Rd. Phono 6351. TANDARO the bedroom door closed. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmetto Tte door is a good fire-wall Park Road, Phone 540B. SAND PHOTOS which may give you two to WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 S. Supply & Lumbe172 NWr 13th St. five minutes of extra time Federal Hwy., Phone 8778. M,N, WEIR & SONS, INC. 470 S. Company Phone 8554 if flames leap up the hall- ] Federal Hwy., phone 3717. way. 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496. BOCA RATON 3484 KRAY CORPORATION, 151 Ej TOOLS-HARDWARf-PAINT-LUMBER Royal P aim Road, Phone 531'3.

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BOCA BATON SQUARE OF FjtOJMf>A,*jJVC 30 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Telephone 8516 Thursday, Uctqber 6, iy60 THE KATON NEWS 13 DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS Boca Hotel to Open Sunday, Honor Plaque Placed in C of C Building The Honor Plaaue was Earliest Date in Its History installed in the new Deer- The Boca Raton Hotel and tel will accommodate func- Operated solely on the field Beach chamber of Commerce building re- Club will open its 1960-61 tions of the Vogt Develop- American Plan, the Boca cently, commemorating season Sunday. ment Company, Boca Raton, Raton Hotel and Club has the names of 126 contribu- This is the earliest of the U. S. News and World Report facilities that include two tors who have donated hotel's opening dates since Magazine, the Pompano Ju- Olympic - size swimming $100 or more in cash, la- it began operations in 1926. nior Women's Club, Ladies pools, tennis courts, beach bor or materials to the During its 1959-60 season, Gulfstream District Golf As- cabanas, yacht dockage fa- cost of the building. the Boca Raion Hotel and sociation and the American cities and a flee t of fishing New names will continue Club was host to nearly 20, - Institute of Banking. cruisers available foruse at to be added as donations 000 guests, many of whom When Arvida Hotels, Inq. all times, in addition to its ctrme in, Frank Parker, were in attendance at con- assumed managementof the golf course. Chamber manager, said. ventions and meetings held hotel in 1958, company of- L. Bert Stephens, vice - A total of 396 persons by several national and re- ficials started an exten- president and general ma - and business firms made gional organizations. sive program to refurbish and nager of Arvlda Hotels Inc., contributions of cash, A complete social pro- redecorate thehotel, as well is the general manager • of materials and/or labor , „ ,. . , . gram for guests and club as to improve the hotel the Boca Raton Hotel and toward the construction Club. ______Bing Crosby and Fabian, shown above, are roommates in membeIS h|s been designed grounds and its 18-hole golf of the bnilding. These a Freshman dormitory in the college comedy, "High Time," for the new season. course. contributions ranged from which will start Friday at the Cinema in Shoppers Haven. Many business, social and Individually controlled air Park as Big as State $1 up from residents. Ma- Kruger National Park in jority of the donations professional groups have conditioning units have been averaged $10, Parker made reservations at the installed in every guest room South Africa is about as large said. hotel through the coming and all meeting rooms and as New Jersey. months. During the first dining rooms have been air The Honor Plaque of the Deerfield Beach chamber The chamber of Com- week'after'opening, theho- Want ads bring action. of Commerce was installed in the building recently msrce will begia its pall conditioned. honoring those who contributed $100 or more toward schedule of monthly mem- the construction cost of the new building, prank Park- bership meetings Tuesday, er, manager of the Chamber, pointed out that there is .Oct. 11, at Pal's Cap- ample space for new names to be added. tain's Table in the Cove ...in Boca Raton at 12:30 p.m. Bruning Florist of Pom- pano Beach will present the first program. RELIABLE Youth Week LOAN Set Nov.'14-20 "Youth Appreciation SERVICE, Inc. Week" has been set for Nov. 14 to 20 by the Deer- field Beach Optimist Nancy Olson, Hayley Mills and Richard Egan, shown left 16 Si. 1st. Ave. Boca 9894 Club. to right, appear in the Walt Disney production, "Pollyanna," Co-chairmen are Bud which will start Friday at the Delray Drive-in. Chaffin and Michael Ca- IF You NEED MONEY... SEE US! liendo. They will be as- sisted by Jack Mead, Name identity Is Cleared Up . SIGNATURE David Bryan, Ron Becker A Georgia man involved tree. . FURNITURE and Henry Beloin. in an accident here last Sgt. Eugene Lynch and Percy white and Henry LOANS '25-'600 AUTOMOBILE week was returned to Vo-Patrolman George Lilien- Beloin are planning a pro- lusia County sheriff's De- thal were the investigat- "We Like To offices gram far the Optimist partment Monday on a war- ing officers. Manager in West Palm Beach Ladies Night scheduled rant charging him with un- E. H. Rich Loan YOU Money" & Riviera Beach for Oct. 12. They said authorized use of a vehi- Keep Florida Green guests are welcome to cle, according to the po- attend. lice report. Optimist mem bers urged The man who gave his all parents to protect name: as John T. Russell their children from the was arrested for public in- "smut racket." Parents toxication and a woman of school-age children companion, Mildred Wil- were urged to be on the liams, 401 N.E. Second —Colony Studio Photo alert for the arrival of Street, Boca Raton, was OPEN INVITATION MRS. JOHN JOSEPH CHERASO obscene material in the not charged. Police said mail, to save all such ma- a car which the man was The Manufacturers Investment Corporation terial received, including driving scraped a coconut Joanne Marie Koch Wed the envelope and all en- palm tree on East Camino cordially invites closures, and to report Real at 3:50 a.m. Thurs- the matter immediately to day. Mildred Williams re- the citizens of Boca Raton and surrounding area To John Joseph Cheraso the local postmaster, ceived a cut eye in the turning the material over accident. to attend a Miss Joame Marie Koch na High School and was to him. .- became the bride of John graduated in September Unable to pay a $25 Joseph cheraso in St. from St. Vincent's Charity bond, the driver was held Special Open Meeting Coleman's Catholic Church Hospital School of Nurs- Safety Officers in jail on a public intoxi- in Pompano Beach, with ing in Cleveland, Ohio. cation charge. the Rev. Joseph Beaumont The bridegroom served Hold Dinner Further police investiga- of this corporation at officiating, last Saturday. in the U.S. Navy and at-. tion disclosed that the tended Kent State Univer- The second annual hus- driver was not Russell The bride is the daugh- band and wife dinner of ter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph sity at Kent, Ohio. but was Brooks Wallace The Boca Raton Cabana Club Following a wedding the Broward County chap- Nail Jr. of East Point, R. Koch of 1222 S.E. ter of the Florida Safety Fifth court, Deerfield trip, the couple will be at Ga. Saturday, October 15th 9.30 ain. home at 143 Inlet Way, Officers Association was Under questioning, Nail Beach. The bridegroom is held Saturday night at the son of Mr. and Mrs. Palm Beach shores, Fla. admitted to police that in order Pal's Captain's Table in he and Russell left Geor- John V. Cheraso of South Deerfield Beach. Euclid, Ohio. Deerfield Personals gia together to look for to inform the public of its present status The dinner was origi- work. Det. D.C. "Smokey" "Ave Maria" and "Pan- Dr. and Mrs. Robert nally scheduled for two is Angelicus" were play- Stover said Nail told po- and its future programming Frick and their son, Bob-weeks ago but was post- lice that when the two ed by organist Anthony by, left Saturday for an poned because of hurri- Brink. The altar was dec- men reached Deland, Fla. Autumn vacation in New cane Donna. Russell had a heart attack orated with white chrysan- York. They will spend Coffee and Danish Will Be Served themums. State president Douglas and was hospitalized. some time in Manhattan, Keller of Ft. Lauderdale Stover said Nail, driving Miss Virginia F. Koch, visit their families in was the principal speaker. sister of the bride, was Russell's car and with P.S. Offers to purchase shares will be available to the public Westchester county and State treasurer J. Edwin Russell's identification maid of honor. Best man in New Jersey and will at this meeting* was John J. Ewer of Or- Larson, chairman of the papers, then drove to Mi- lando, Pi a. take Bobby on a visit to Florida "Committee of ami. Preedomland. Along the Highway Safety, was also Given in marriage by her Police said they found way home they plan to a guest. Nail slumped over the father, the bride wore a stop for sightseeing and Patrolman Herb Worth full length gown of ivory wheel of the car about to visit friends in Wash- of Deerfield Beach was 200 yards from the point silk brocade with a sa- ington, D.C. chairman of the event. brina neckline, fitted bod- of impact with the palm Swimming, boating, wa- The Palm Beach Chap- ice, three-quarter length ter-skiing and other activi- sleeves and featuring a ter was presented with 1 ties kept Mr. and Mrs. Wil- its charter at the gather- full skirt. Her French liam Gfimditch Jr. and silk illusion veil was ing, sgt. John Lunger, their children busy this treasurer of the Palm CHOICE HOME SITES AVAILABLE I capped with a crown of Summer at their home at orange blossoms. She car- Beach chapter, represent- Lake Placid, N.Y. They ed Boca Raton. ried a cascade bouquet of are back at home in Deer- Select Yours Now fugii mums and ivy. field and settled down for Her only jewelry was a the Winter season. Orange Bowl Contest Is Widened This Year pire silver snowflake Also back in town are UNIVERSITY GARDENS medallion from Yugoslavia, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ulmann A new Junior Orange Bowl a gift from the bride- after an absence of seve- Queen will be chosen on groom. ral weeks. They visited Dec. 17 at the War Memo- 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, The maid of honor wore their former home town of rial Youth Center in Coral CARPORT a ballerina length pink Manhasset, Long Island, Gables. CARPORT silk brocade gown and N.Y. and paid a visit to Last year 63 youngsters Down Payment- $450 Down Payment - $750 carried a cascade of laven- their son-in-law, daughter competed in the finals o f dar, pink and white carna- 30 Yr FHA Mortgage and family, Mr. and Mrs. the contest, when 13-year- 30 yr. FHA Mortgage tions. Redmond J. Largay in old Jean Dunlap of Miami For her daughter's wed- Chatham, N.C. Enroute was crowned queen. A total ding, Mrs. Koch chose a home they stopped off for of 683 girls took part in lo- lavendar tunic dress in a few days in Tryon and cal preliminary contests silk organza with plum- Hendersonville, N.C. colored accessories. conducted by the recreation $14,000 $16,500 Also returning from Hen- departments of 15 Florida Mrs. cheraso, mother of dersonville were Mr. andcities and towns, extending the bridegroom, wore a Mrs. Howard Dilg. After HOMES WITH POOLS AVAILABLE beige and white sheath from Ormond Beach to Key leaving North Carolina, Mr. West. with white accessories. and Mrs. Dilg spent a Within City Limits - City Water & City Sewers Immediately following Based on inquiries already week on the Pocono. Moun- Moderate Taxes for Important Services the ceremony, a reception tains in Pennsylvania, received, Larry Larimore, was held at Patricia Mur- then went on to Pittsford, president of the Junior O- phy's Candlelight Restau- Vt., for several weeks. range Bowl Committee, PELICAN ENTERPRISES DIRECTIONS: Go North on Federal Highway /TURN rant in Ft. Lauderdale, Before returning home, predicted this week that the John W. Lake Alvin H. Sheller given by the bride's par- 1960 contest will attract en- LEFT on 40th. St. Newly Paved 4 Lane Highway To they went to New York for 290 NW 46th ST. - BOCA 4044 - 5689 ents. the wedding of Mrs. trants from the widest area N.W. 3rd. Ave. and Follow Signs. The bride attended Regi- niece on Long Island. in its 10-year history. Brokers Protected 14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 6, 1960 Boys' Football Team Opens Season Oct. 15 The Goldcoast Boys Segrid Noel, Dolores Ro- Football League has de- seke, Cathy Hively, Deb- layed the start of league bie Carpenter, Linda Han- Wentworth, Delray play one week in order to kin and Gale Smiegal. give the boys an addition- Anyone wishing to watch al week of practice. the team work out is in- Take First Games The Boca Raton Jay- vited to attend any of the On the strength of two lead and go on to defeat cees, Boca Raton's ertry practices. runs in the bottom of the Andy's Sport shop, 4-1. in the league, will open fifth inning, Wentworth Carl cummins, Paul-Cum- the season at horre on Plastering scored its mins and Stewart each had Saturday afternoon, Oct. first victory in the Winter two hits for the victors, 15, at 2 p.m. in Memorial Softball League. while Mack had two for Park when it plays host A combination of three Andy's Sport shop. to Lighthouse Point. Wentworth hits and one In tonight's action, the Practice sessions have Civitan error gave the DeJray Independents meet been scheduled for Fri- winners a 4-3 victory the Boca Raton civitans day at 3:30 p.m. and By: Reid Simmons over the Boca Raton Civ- in the first game, and Saturday at 9 a.rn. Dan Bocgioli itans. Each club collected Wentworth Plastering will Members of the Boca Raton Jaycees "A" team line up for their pictures: First row, left to right, Tom Followng the issuing seven hits, with Bill face Andy's Sport Shop in Shea, Bob Keith, Bob Drews, Fritz Heidgerd, Bob Marqusee, Doug Heydt, Tim carpenter, Dick Myers, Har- of equipment last week, Chick getting two for the the nightcap. Game times ry Small, Ken Higgins Jr.; second row, Ken Blair, Dennis Maradie, Steve Dolan, Vincent Matteis, Steve the team proceeded to losing Civitans. are 7:30 and 9. Zinno, Ron Riewold and Bruce Hurd; standing, GUS Heydt, assistant coach, Charles. Marqusee, assistant work out a number of body Monday' night's second League Standings coach, Leon Weaver, James Corley, Mike Maier, Stewart Leach, Newt Drews, Head Coach, Jim Vento, contact drills. This Fri- game saw the newly-orga- W John weicht, Ricky King, Donald Thrasher, Paul Hutchins, assistant coach, and warren Bryant, assistant day afternoon the boys Wentworth Plastering 1 coach. , nized Delray Independents Delray Independents 1 will run through their take an early three-run Boca Raton Civltano 0 pattern of plays, with a Andy's Sport Shop 0 full scale scrimmage Reid Dan scheduled for Saturday Easy Week for Seacrest morning. No small source of mi- Adding color to the Bo- graine among TV writers ca Raton team has been until recently was what With 3-0 Season Record the formation of a cheer- to do about names, phone ing sQuad. Some 16 girls The football squad of Seacrest was their play numbers and addresses are included in this squad. which sometimes must be Seacrest High School had last Friday night when They are Betty Campbell, an easy time this week, they ran over Riviera named to add realism to a Lynn Krautwald, Debbie script. with no game scheduled Beach on the seacrest Benson, Sue Beard, Peggy As regards phone num- and light workouts in field, 20-0. Riviera had Miller, Darcy Apetz, Janet preparation for the con- won its first two games bers, there is a working this season, but the deter- Eubank, Diane Meagher, agreement with the tele- test with Stuart High Donna Berry, Cathy weicht, School at Stuart on Oct. mined Seahawks held their phone company whereby a 14. opponent to seven first list of phony numbers set downs and in the second Ranch Near Williston aside for TV use. The Seahawks have half Riviera was able to Will Open to Hunters It seems that there is a shown a spirited, aggres- gain only 18 yards. The Dixie Lily Ranch curious element in every sive play in the three near williston, Fla., long audience just adventure- games they have played The first Seacrest touch- noted as one of the finest down was scored just as some enough to call any and they remain undefeat- private hunting preserves number they may see or ed with three victories to the first half was ending in the nation, will be open when quarterback chick hear on the big tube. their credit. Coach Randy to public hunting on a To caJl the number of Cooper's job this week Wolf passed to halfback reservation basis begin- Bill Miller for a touch- SOUTHERN TV INC., of and next is to keep them ning Oct. 15. course, is accepted in at a peak of efficiency and down. Miller scored again in the third quarter when "I have long been con- any quarter. How else to ward off any signs of The Boca Raton Jaycees "B" team includes: First row, left to right. Lee Moulder, Ken Linden, Bill cerned about the shortage after all can you get the overconfidence. he ran around end for six yards. Again, in the third Smith Jr., Walt McCaffery, Greg Shell er, Bob Lanflisi, Keith. Higgins and Lee Bishop; second row, Jim of public hunting facili- fast service and quality Stuart will not be a set- quarter, Seacrest scored Schubert, Arthony Sutton, Scott McKinley, Joe Azzarello, Jim Crowell, Larry Manning, Craig Lyons, Mike ties", said Cecil M. TV repair guaranteed by up. Last year Stuart over- when halfback Doug Lam- Mccutcheon, Peter Maxfield, Dennis Wardlow. Coaching the team are Gus Heydt, Charles Marqusee, Newt Webb, founder of the SOUTHERN TV INC., whelmed Seacrest by • a bert ran 13 yards across Drews, Paul Hutchins and Warren Bryant.—Colony studio Photos. Dixie . Lily Ranch, "and 1927 North Federal High- 27-0 score in a season the goal line. feel that the addition of Way? Phone 4004. the 1,000 acres at the that saw the Seahawks The two extra points beating almost everyone Pin Patter at Deerfield ranch will enable hundreds after touchdown were of additional hunters to WE ARE NOW else. scored in runs by fullback Adams Chevrol et classic Scratch were Earle Rath- On the plus side for League is reaiJy rolling. THURSDAY NOONERS TUES. BUSINESSMEN enjoy wholesome outdoor Harvey Shell er. ke 219/583 and B. Hoy recreation." OPEN Jack Durant took top hon- 211/580. Team Won Lost Deerfleld Police 11 1 ors with a 215, 200, 211/ No. 8 9 3 Talbot Ins. 9 3 All States Mixed found No. 8 4 Gold Coast Theatre 7 S Americans eat about three MON. & FRI. Seacrest Plans to Honor 626 set, Marv Oda 201/ Don Williams with 191/ No. 8 4 Castro Convertible 5" 7 billion pounds of candy a 191/233/625, Bus sham- No. 7 S Herrema Electric 3 9 Til9.00P.M. 551, Jack Benson 189/542 No. 7 5 Cove Realty 1 11 year. poe 192/176/243/611, and Polly Miller 163/434. No. 6 6 Football Field Builders Arnie Kurzinger 214/192/ No. S 5 MISSFITS Scores in the Big-Little No. 4 8 This Week's Seacrest High School is Clewiston Oct. 28. 202/608, William Wengerd No. 10 3 9 Universal Appliances League included Norm Deerfleld Furniture plaming to honor members The High school this 224/187/194/605, Perk Hanson 188/490. No. 4 3 9 of the Field committee week urged all persons Perkins 223/198/179/600. High single. Lee Dull 188, Team "2" ' Sue Milone 168, G. Kllner 164; Team "4" who were instrumental in who were helpful or serv- Other high singles were Electric Energy Output High aeries. Sue Milone 497, DEERFIELD MAJORS building seacrest's football ed in any capacity in Bill Haake 216, Herb Tops Other State Gains Lee Dull 477, Dot Taylor 427. field. building the football field Deerfleld Lanes Matthews 212, Lou Har- Production of electric e- LITTLE HIG LEAGUE Kent Nursery GARBAGE CANS A plaque will be present- to please get in touch Amorosos g Points Team No. 3 grove 211, Junior Miner nergy in Florida during the Utioa Club ed to these men and plac- with Principal Robert Ful- 205, Jack Jaynes 202, L. Blaisers first six months of this year Shores Deerfleld Bank ed in a conspicuous spot. ton or Coach Norman Einheuser 201, Gulf stream Bar Earle outpaced most business indi- Tudiscos The ceremonies will be Price so that they may be Rathke 206, and Jack Rohrers $2.49 held at pre-game or half- honored at this ceremony. Miner 200. This cators with a 12-percent Hansons BOCA BUSINESSMEN group Gay '90' Precision Mfg. Co. 12 4 gain over 1959, the Florida Dixons time on homecoming even- Egypt produces only 6 per- bowl s every Friday at 9 Boca Plumbing 11 5 ing during the game with p.m. State Chamber of Commerce High games, N. Hanson 188, Ed. Leo' s Barber Shop 10 6 Ml CHINCH BUGS! cent of the world's cotton. said this week. Blais 182, D. Perkins 185, B. Brown's Bar 10 6 The Sportsman's Lea- Shore 215, Gladys Coif ax ISO, General Development 8 8 gue found Norm Hanson " This gain is slightly a- Virginia Wright 152, Marge Am- Liberty Gla3s 8 8 \%*L if LAWN SPRAY brose 161, Jean Robb 151; High Zlm's Bar 6 10 leading with 204/556 and bove the previous year's in- series, N. Hanson 490, Marge Reg. $4.79 gal, crease in contrast to a nar- Ambrose 450, D. Perkins 465, Hubbard Enterprises 0 16 Vic Rohrer with 200/538. Jo. Tudisco 400, F. Amoroso In the Missflts, Gladys rowingofthernarginof gain 478, B. Shore 485, G. Smigul MAJOR AND MINOR SPECIAL $3JQ Coif ax led with 175/441, in such growth gauges as 470; Virginia Wright 421. Vento-Vento 6 1 Gal Bozzone-Bozzone 5 3 Dode Rathke 158/401 and employment, sales tax col- BOCA DEERS LEAGUE Sabln-Sabln 5 3 Elsie Matthews 417. lections and bank debits," Matthews-Matthews 5 3 Team 10 10 2 Muja-Mula 4 4 LAWN & GARDEN TOOLS In the Major and Minor, die trade body pointed out. Team 1 KiddyKampus 9 3 Venezla-Venezia 4 4 Bill Sabin had 190/486, " During the first half of Team 3 8 4 L ennart-L ennart 3 5 USE Sal vento 189/492, Carl Team 5 7l/2 4y, P Inc huk-DeM arnbro 3 S this year, a total of 9, 543,- Team 8 Hargrove's 7 5 Crowell-L,aBonto 1 3 Army Worms?'TOXAPHENE' Mule 178/505. The sons 763, 000 kilowatt-houis of Team 7 Ed's Hdwr, 7 5 Melfi-Tudisco 0 4 had Chuck Mula with 131/ Team 2 DeerfieldLaneaS 7 electric energy was genera- Team 4 Coast Line Cst. 5 7 ALL STATES MIXED MATTRESS and 384, J. Vento 129/334 ted in the state. Thisis more Team 6 Kay's ly, 10VS and B. Venezia 128/345. Team 9 0 12 Pennsylvania than was produced in the High scores: Jan Day 163/ Michigan MILDEW SPRAY For the Tuesday Busi- full year 1953. " 436, Marilyn Mangus 162/407, New York mums nessmen, it was Lenz with Maria Sager 160/453, Vera Hawaii Wengerd 156/411, Betty Lee Alaska 217, George Thompson Moorefield 156. Wisconsin 212/522, p. Keller 205/ The gross national vaca- 511 and Art cole 198/562. tion budget is estimated at TRl-CITY MIXED One jDut of Seven $25, 000, 000, 000 annually. Whiz Kids g-3-6930 WHITE ONLY Scores in the "500" Astro Nuta 9-3-6599 Families Owns Stock Wreckers 7-5-6719 A recent stockownership KING SIZE CAN Jolly Four 7-5-6659 survey of 4,773 families Dusters 6-6-6666 Contains Full Gallon + Extra Pint installation c&sf! Screw Balls 6-6-6554 showed 14 percent "owned Go-Getters 6-6-6495 common stocks, but most of IIOWIIM Dare Devils 5-7-6836 Twirly Birds 3-9-6704 these were in the upper in- HOUSE PAINT 20%OFF Hot Rods 2-10-6552 come group. OPEN BOWLING High individual game, men, Harold Whltacre 190/517, Dee In the under-$5, 000 in- COMPLETE LINE OF SCHEDULE: Dull 182/505, John Bozzone come category only 6 per- 182/503; high individual game, WALLPAPER WEEKEND .. FRI. NITE ladies, Elinor Framback 168/ cent held stock, and their 417, Loia Rowe 165, Alice Ve- holdings totaled only 10 per- nezia 162/465. IN STOCK and WED. after 9:P.M. cent of the dollar value of '500' SCRATCH all the stock. I Of 40 FAMOUS BRA*PSBRA* * ^-^fl\ RESERVATIONS TAKEN NOW Shampoe Moving In the over-$15,940 group \/^\ for WINTER LEAGUES Henderson's Deerfleld Builders more than half the families 172 E. Boca Raton Road Ph 5403 GUARANTEE DEERFIELD BOWLING LANES Barker Realty held stock. OOOD FOB AS IONG AS YOU OWN 5340 N. FED. HWY. SPORTSMAN'S YOU* CAR Team "8" 8 aoop AT MIOAS MUEPtElt * FREE INSTALLATION JHOPJ FOR Reservations Ph. Boca 4633 Best Wells 8 FROM COAST-TO*COA1T By Trained Specialists Boca Civitans 7 Our Mechanics Make Better Buss Poole'a Standard 6 Takes Only 15 Minutes. Boca Elks 3 * Mufflers, Tailpipes, Filter Queen O Than Average Pay Because A Fried Aluminum Craft 0 Exhaust Pipes for Ev- Optlmiats 0 every Make of Car and Truck / 2CHICKEN ADAMS CHEV. CLASSIC They Are Better Than Lanes 7 "2 * Written Guarantee good Coral Key Villas 7 2 at over 350 MIDAS Served with Mickey's Cricket Club 5 4 Average Mechanics A & B Service 4 5 MUFFLER SHOPS Chinese Fries Ready in Candle Kidd 4 J from Coast-to-Coast Dutch Oven 3 6 & Cole Slaw 5 MINUTES Campbell Cons. 3 6 AdamB Chevrolet 3 6 Member America's Only Coait-to-CoaJt Royal Palm Motors Inc. Network of Exclusive Auto Muffler Shops 25 LEARN TO Ed Frankenstein A & W ROOT BEER DRIVE All Makes Service Mgr. POMPANO BEACH OPEN 24 HOURS CR 6-9888 1484 S. Federal Highway WE 3-9971 ,• Door to Door Service FT. LAlinERDALE HALLAiNDALR Breakfast Served AA Auto Schoo 2212 S. Andrews 1000 N. Federal W. Palmetto Park Rd. Phone 9722 309 N.E. 1st St. 60 South Federal Hwy. Phone 6566 Jack Grant, Mgr. Delray Beach Thursday, October 6, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15 PETS BOCA RATON NEWS HOMES FOB SALE TINY Toy Poodles, males. THE COOPERATIVE Way Silver,chocolate,and black. of Life is the most pleas- Also champion sired minia- ant, carefree living ex- ture poodles, blacks and perience in tropical Flori- apricots. $75 to $200. da — some Cooperatives Time payment considered. are magnificent individual AKC Registered. Call af- Check Your Ad 1 SECTION homes — others are beauti- ter 4 p.m. Boca 8632. Report any error Immed- ful, livable apartments. (208-44B) lately as the Boca Raton News will not be responsi- Many are directly on the ble for errors beyond the Ad Deadline ocean; others are set in MINIATURE Poodle, AKC cost of the first Insertion reg'd; Black; Innoc. & and then only for the portion peaceful vistas away from that may have been render- the ocean yet with private wormed. 3 months old. Mag- ed valueless by such error. Wednesdays - 9:30 A.M. nificent ped. & background. The' News will not" be beaches and shore facili- $75. In Deerfield. Ph. Boca responsible for more than ties. They come in varying one Incorrect insertion. Display $1.25 per col. inch 4588. (211-44B) Regular (reader). 20E 471 N. E. 20th Street, Win- meeting in the Sun Cove the city filed by a 10-man speak on "What Natural Re- and pepper shaker set. ses, a survey of SBIC activi- as assistant buyer in the field Park. _^ Restaurant Tuesday noon by group headed by David Ashe. sources Mean to Us." Louis HalfordR. Houser, publisher ties forthe year ended March M en's Furnishmg depart- Homemakers Hardware is The suit, which attacks F. Gainey will speak on ment. Haft-Gaines Will owned by W. S. Wolfe and of the Boca Raton News. 31, 1960, discloses. This "Conservation" and Tom the transfer of the 203-acre covers financing operations He will be associated with • operated by his son, Dick The functions listed were strip at the airport, has been Waymon on "Conservation the Furniture Plaza in Boca Open Imperial Point Wolfe, of 2750 N. E. (1) to keep people fully in- for a 12-month period for 80 27th dismissed by Federal Court at Work." Both men are from Raton. Circle, Boca Woods. formed, (2) to spotlight the reporting SBICs, of which in Miami and was dismissed the Florida Game and Fresh Haft-Gaines, Fort Lauder- The store features all' actions of people in public only three had beenlicensed William (Bill) Spence is last month by Palm Beach Water and Fish Commission. dale home builders who are hardware and garden supples office, (3)stimulate think- for as long as P.ne year, and back in Boca Raton after Circuit Court. Circuit Court developing a-sub-division in but specializes in supplies ing through editorial com- only 30 for as long as six Mrs. W. S. Miller, State spending the Summer in Judge Richard S. Hewitt Boca Raton, will open their for thehomemaker and the ment, (4)to give advertisers months. chairman, Junior Nature Long Beach, Long Island, gave the complainants 20 Camps, will speak on "Un- N. Y. "He will be employed fifth Florida custom commu- "do-it-yourself" handyman. a medium through which to days to change venueof the Despite the limitedopera- nity Sunday when they play reach their customers, (5) ting time for most of the li- locking the Door for Today's at the Boca Raton Hotel and As an added inducement, suit or to amend the com- Youth. " Club this season. host at Imperial Point in top value stamps are given to support local projects and plaint. censees -- periods ranging Coral Ridge, FortLauderdale. causes, and (6) to give re- from one to six months --22 Those attending are asked with all sales. E. H. RICH City Attorney Leon Wea- cognition to people, supplied $4,356,177 inequity to bring their lunch. Be- Man Faces Charge A few years ago, forme: ver, who is defending the financing to 58 small busines- verages will be served. Of Reckless Driving manufacturers Burt Haft an Houser spoke as the club's suit for the city, said the Loan Service ses, an average of $75,106 Registration will be from Jack Gaines, together with observance of National new hearing will be based William A. Brindle, 18, for each financing operation. 9 to 9:30 a.m. with a 50- attorney Richard Haft, deci- fk:v.'spaper Week. He noted on anaffidavitattached to of 464 N. E. 12th Street, Bo- Opens Office At the same time, 39 li - cent registration fee for the ded to build homes in the that the national chairman the original suit stating that ca Raton, was charged with Reliable Loan Service Inc, censees made long term loans benefit of the Junior Nature $16, 000 - $28, 000 price of the National Newspaper the "cause of the plaintiffs willful and wanton reckless insist on convenient with offices in West Palm to 183 small firms totaling Camps. range. They -can now look , 11. JI Week observance this year is in good faith to preserve driving by Broward County Beach and Riviera Beach, $5, 797, 863, for an average back on more than 1, 500 Single-handle is John Paul Jones, manager and protect municipal pro- One Man Fined'$15, Sheriff Chuck Kaiser at 1:20 has opened a branch office loan of $31, 681. custom homes built and sold faucet of the Florida Press Associa- perty and there is no intent One Forfeits $10 Bond a. m. Sunday, according to by their youthful organiza- ,.. hen you tion. at 16 S. E. First Avenue i n Additional un disbursed a report from the Broward w buy Boca Raton, to annoy or harass the de- Marshall Andrew Wright, tion in three years. a new home The speaker was intro- fendants. " commitments through con- 53, of Cherryville, N. C. , County Sheriff's Depart- when you remodel ' duced by Harrison Newman, Reliable has been in busi- vertible debentures and long ment. In addition to the custom ness in Palm Beach County Weaver said the plaintiffs charged withmaking an im- program chairman; Rev. term financing showed 17 li- The report said Brindle features offered in its homes, for the last 15 years and its have cited a statute where- proper left turn, forfeited Eugene Krug, member of censees aiding 41 small bu- was arrested at State Road 5 Haft-Gaines offers free ar- officers have been residents by when land is involved in $10 bond in Municipal Court chitectural service on any the Biscayne Bay Kiwanis sinesses to the ex tent of $4, - and S. W. 10th Street, Pom- of the county since the ear- a suit it can be heard in the Tuesday morning. plan changes desired by the Club and pastor of St. Paul's 500, 000. Two licensees made pano Beach. He was re- ly 1920's. county where the land is lo- Albert Lee Graham, 22, buyer. Lutheran Church in Boca whole or partial conversions of Ft. Lauderdale, charged leased on a $100 surety E. fl. Rich has been ap- cated. "Completed drawings ton Raton, was a guest. G. Ed- Weaver said although a of debentures into common with speeding, pleaded bond, according to the re- pointed manager of the Bo- stock of small businesses in changes are available with- BOCA PLUMBING Inc win Brown led in singing city can be used in the coun- guilty and was fined $15. port. 250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton and president W. Hugh ca Raton branch office. He four transactions totaling in 24 hours, " a company has been in the loan busi- ty where it is located, the official says. Phone 6391 Brown presided. state has the privilege o f $87, 740. USE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS ness in Palm Beach County SBICs have supplied long for the last 10 years. beirg sued in Leon County Pakistan has approved a and not in 67 counties of term financing to more than 240 small firm sin 60 differed: second five-year plan. Want ads bring action. the state. Phillip Goldman, assistant types of business and about Attorney General, is defend- half of the total financing ONE f mm mfm ing the state interests in the since the first license was granted in March, 1959,was WEEK FRENCH PROVINCIAL DALE 5 case, Weaver said. 209 S. FEDERAL HWY. completed in three months BOCA RATON PH. 8683 prior to the end of March, ONLY Births 1960, when the fledgling DINING ROOM GROUP Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mar- companies began emerging FERTILIZER vin Rigsby, 222 N. W. Sixth from preliminary stages in- AGRINITE ... 80 LBS. $4.95 Street, announce the birth to actual financing opera- 100% natural organic of a son, Benjamin Wayne, tions. AGRICO ... 100 LBS. $4.95 bom Sept. 29 at Bethesda A total of 172 proposals TREE NUTRITIONAL . . 100 LBS. $4.95 Memorial Hospital. Mrs. to form SBICs had been re- HECTOR GREEN ... 100 LBS. $3.95 Rigsby is the former Suzanne ceived by March, 1960. Of 30% organic DeLamar. these, 50 received notice BLOOM AID ... 100 LBS. $3.95 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hata- to proceed. 6-6-6 ... 100 LBS. S3.5O la, 355 Manchester Street, Since March 1960, 43 announce the birth of a a dditional licenses have been daughter, Darcy, Oct. 1 at issued and cumulative pro- Bethesda Memorial Hospital. posals, including licensees, MIST HEAD $395 f495 Mrs. Hatala is the former have increased to nearly Eileen M. Brown. 250, with planned and ac- TRIMMER ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Henry tual initial capitalof $200,- COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Adams Jr., 1111 S. W. Fourth 000, 000 for investment in Street, are the parents of a the nation's small businesses. daughter, Allison Tyce, born Oct. 2 at Bethesda Memo- PHONE YOUR NEWS 7001 SALE rial Hospital. Mrs. Adams To Boca 3767 Including; Boca Raton News Saws — wrench sets — pruning shears ~ is the former Audrey V. An- adjustable wrench — hammers — hack C drews. saws — wood carving tools — pocket levels — hatchets — comb, square \vith Mr. and Mrs. Carl Me- nst smict level and scrlber and many other tools Kenry,454 N.E.Third Street, YOUR CHOICE 99 Boca Raton, announce the birth of a girl at Holy Cross COMPLETE LPE ...6M01K SUPPLIES Hospital.

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