Boca Raton News Bldg. Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 7 NO. 20 Boca Raton, Palm Eeach County, Florida, Thursday, Aprii 12, 1962 20 Pages PRICE TEN CENTS City Survival Plan Studied f i Bethesda Wing Contract Awarded Commission Sends CD Contract for construc- covery room. A second week. A member of the Proposal to Workshop tion of a new wing at easfewest corridor con- commission since its Bethesda Memorial Hos- taining 20 unfinished pa- formation, Barrow's resig- The City Commission maneuvering for political pital was signed this tient rooms is also in- nation was accepted currently is studying a and economic advantages, week with W\F. Thomp- cluded in the contract. "with regrets." Civil Defense Survival as daily practiced by our Plan drafted by Howard son Co. of Coral Gables. Groundbreaking cere- p In other action at the adversaries, may momen- The Thompson firm was monies for the new wing commission meeting, Col. A.W. Kates, the city CD tarily give way to violent low bidder on the job are ' scheduled for J.W. Mollaun, commission- director. force . . ." Adoption of with a figure of $806,500. "around May 1." er from Boca Raton, was The Survival Plan was the proposed Survival The new wing will in- Emory J. Barrow, former appointed to the commis- formally received by the Plan would be accomplish- clude a finished north- chairman of the South- sion's finance and public Commission at its regular ed by the second resolu- south corridor with 20 eastern Palm Beach Coun- relations committees, meeting Tuesday and re- tion. patient rooms, a new ty Hospital District Com- Mollaun is also vice ferred to next Monday's Purpose of the Survival operating room, a second mission, submitted his chairman of the commis- workshop meeting for Plan is "to provide emer- nurses1 station, adminis- resignation at the com- sion and a member of the further study and discus- gency measures and proce- trative offices and a re- mission's meeting this executive committee. sion. dures to become effective Included in the plan are when an enemy attack two resolutions proposed occurs within the Palm Commission Boca Teen Center Opens for adoption by the com- Beach County area." mission. One would estab- "War is not inevitable," Gets Report Sprjng Bazagr at p,aza lish the City Commission the plan states, "but it as the city's Civil De- is logical to assume the fense Council and would enemy has the capability, On Industry The Boca Raton Teen- event go to sponsor the make available to the of destroying targets with- age Center is now spon- many activities of the city's CD organization in the Continental Unit- Acting on behalf of the soring its annual Spring Teen-Age Center through- the" "employes,"property, ed States. The City has Boca Raton Chamber of Bazaar in the 5th Avenue out the year. Two of these equipment and other re- no natural defenses, mak- Commerce, Robert ingalls Shopping Center. are the city wide Easter sources" of the city ing it highly vulnerable and William F. Keeton One of the highlights of Zgg Hunt and the annual government for use in to enemy attack from A petition for playground space in the Winfield Park area was submitted to appeared before the City the Eazaar this year will $400.00 scholarship national emergencies. either sea, air, and with the City Commission Tuesday by, from left, Wendell Stratman, Dickie Schmitt Commission at the regular be a yo yo contest for awarded to a graduating The second proposed the age of the missile and Chuck Strimbu. "We,.the children of Winfield Park want a place to play workshop meeting to con- boys and girls 15 years Seacrest senior. resolution notes that upon us, by land." ball and a place to play," the petition read. It was signed by 15 youngsters sult with them regarding of age and under. Doyle "the political, economic Among the "targets" ranging in age from seven to 13 years. It brought an immediate pledge of lot the progress of the indus- Harper, World Champion and cultural aspirations assumed in Boca Raton mowing from Vice Mayor Leo J. Fox. trial planning committee Building Permits Yo Yo Player, will be on of the world powers are at are: the Florida East of which Ingalls is chair- hand to demonstrate, give hostile variance, and . . . Coast and Seaboard Air man. Below Last Year instructions and conduct subterfuge, deceit, and Line railroads and facili- Ingalls advised the the contest. Contest entry Building permits took a ties, the Boca Raton air- Petrillo to Serve As commissioners that the blanks iray be obtained slightly downward trend Bible Conference field; the Sunshine State committee had made a over those for the same through the schools, at the eriod last Parkway; the Florida four month study of indus- Recreation Department and P year accord- Appeals to County Power & Light Co. trial promotion and be- ing to the report from the at the site of the Bazaar. The Boca Raton Bible "plant and facilities"; City Traffic Consultant fore going further wanted building department. water and sewage plants; Prizes will be awarded Conference, Inc., appeal- Engagement of Paul C. many routine consulta- mittees which also serve; the reaction of the Com- the winners of this con- Permits issued to date the Intracoastal Water- mission as to the work for this year totaled ed to the County Commis- Petrillo a's a consulting tions, the terms of his the city. test. sion this week for relief way "bridges and cause- traffic engineer for Boca engagement specified that First assignment for- done and the plans for the The proceeds of the $2,112,425 as compared ways." future. The Commission is to $2,237,525 for the from tax assessments .Raton was approved by '•'in certain matters he will Petrillo will probably be levied against the cor- Among the "functions" reported to be wholeheart- same period in 1961. the City Commission at be paid a reasonable fee to assist City Manager Chamber Sets poration. assigned to the local CD William Lamb in drafting edly in favor of the under- Permits for March, its regular meeting Tues- to be arrived at in ad- In a letter to the com- organization in the Sur- a request to the State taking. Visitor Record 1962, were $612,050 and day. vance." It was also un- mission, Bible Conference vival Plan is the furnish- Road Department for elec- Acknowledging that time in March, 1961, permits While is was indicated derstood that his services Almost 100 persons officials pointed out that ing of "-forces and equip- tric signals on Federal is an important factor, amounted to $732,350. that Petrillo would serve would be available to the called at the Chamber of housing facilities which ment for the common de- Highway at Southeast Ingalls insisted that it is A breakdown of per- without compensation in varibus boards and comr Commerce on Friday, are used for people attend- fense of the area, and the First and 2nd streets. "essential to build a mits issued for this April 6. ing conference functions evacuation, if necessary. March listed single family In other action at Tues- proper foundation before According to Chamber had been exempt from Enforce the laws and reg- residences, $487,700; day's meeting, the com- launching on an active Manager* Ed Melvin, the assessments for the past ulations, prevent crimes, one business (temporary), mission: . ,t quest for desirable indus- figure sets a record for 12 years. Now, the confe- and safeguard property, $1,000; St. Paul Lutheran ACCEPTED the budget try." servicing visitors in one rence notes, Tax Asses- and to control traffic." Church, $79,200; addi- report of Lamb, acting as "We are seeking," In- day. He attributed the up- sor Edgar Maxwell, has The list of functions also BY OLIVER :B. JAYN2S tions and alterations, budget officer, for the galls said, "the reaction surge to an invitation to levied against the build- includes the instruction $44,150. Those seven American treasure hunters who were month ended March 31. of the people of Boca Ra- the public to get copies ings. to "augment all forces by shipwrecked off the Cuban coast last week might The report showed a bal- ton to orderly expansion conscription of residents of the new Boca Raton The commission referred • easily have caused the United States no end of trou- ance of $733,070 in the of our industrial develop- and evacuees." bro chu re w hich w as Youth Escapes the matter to its attorney. ble. Just suppose that temperamental Castro had de- general fund and $284,- ment. Our committee will created by the Chamber's 'cided to throw these men in jail and keep them there 486 in the water and appear before service advertising committee and Through Window sewer fund. 'for a while; Then what? , • clubs and other communi- endorsed by the City A Boca Raton youth ;:. . As it turned out, the Cuban dictator saw the prop- OPENED bids for a ty organizations to ex- Commissioners.^ who escaped from legal Police Checked 717 aganda value of treating the men well and played it commercial power mower plain the need of a balanc- "The interest exhibited arrest via a quick trip smart. He sent the adventurers back to this country for the city. Apparent low ed economy and to pre- in the new brochure by through the rest-room ; telling how they took in the sights of Havana escorted bidder was Garden and Pet sent our proposed pro- the people of Boca Raton window of the police Complaints in 3 Mos. by friendly Castro police and were billeted in a Supply of Fort Lauder- gram for constructive crit- points up the large degree station received a 10 day dale with _ a price of .'. swank hotel. Maybe Castro isn't so bad after all! icism." of civic pride inherent in jail sentence in Munici- The Boca Raton police ed to personnel and one $1,275. uNot only that. According to dispatches, the treasure In addition to Ingalls our local residents," pal Court Tuesday when department was busy dur- was dropped. hunters have sold the story and pictures of their ill OPENED bids for a and Keeton, Fred Flader Chamber President Ken he appeared before Judge ing the first Quarter of There were 176 persons and Warren Felter are mem- fated adventures to an American magazine — in which new automobile for the Higgins said. P.J. Brannen. this year. They received arrested; 32 released not bers-of the Chamber's in- the Americans will probably sing more praise for water department. Appa- Clarence M, Lindsey, and checked 717 com- charged, 28 cases pend- rent' low bidder was Dean dustrial planning commit- the red-carpet treatment by the Cuban Communists, Eastef Vacadofl 20, Garden Apartments, plaints and performed 470 ing, eight previous pend- Chevrolet in West Palm was charged with care- services, according to the ing cases completed, Hundreds of foolhardy Americans in search of fun, Beach with a price of All Boca Raton public less driving, driving while report. $1,890. eight turned over to other fame or fortune cost the U.S. government countless Women's Committees schools will be closed his license was suspend- There were 22 persons authorities, 59 tried in DEFERRED action on' millions of dollars every year in rescue efforts - for the Easter holidays ed and escape from legal injured, none fatally, in court, and 48 forfeited a proposed revision of the and sometimes involve this country in international Sought for Univ. April 20 through 23. arrest. 73 traffic accidents in bond. sprinkler and well ordi- complications. Many of these adventurous indivi- The children will not He was given a manda- this period. Property Fines and forfeitures nance submitted to the Women's civic clubs in duals set out carelessly unprepared and under- attend school April 27. tory 10 day jail sentence damages totaled $26,485. collected totaled $2,857.50. commission by the Plumb- the Boca Raton area are equipped considering the magnitude of the venture The teachers will attend for driving while license Police cars traveled No juvenile traffic sum- they are about to undertake. They have an utter dis- ers Board. being asked to form "uni- an F.3.A. convention on versity committees" to was suspended and fined 96,361 miles; offense re- mons were issued. regard for the known dangers; are flirting with trouble .AUTIiORIZEB, follow- that date. $50 on the other two boost the new state uni- ports investigated reach- There were 39 bicycle and inviting disaster. A high percentage end up in ing a motion by Commis- For Si. Joan of Arc counts. versity here. ed 164; 286 persons were licenses issued; 76 writ- just such a predicament. sioner Joe DeLong, the School, Easter vacation Following his escape, fingerprinted, 14 criminal, ten warnings given; 31 drafting of a resolution Mrs. C.J. Kubik, chair- Rescue efforts are carried out by the U.S. govern- starts Thursday, April 19. Lindsey was apprehended 276 civilian, and six city dogs in the police pound, calling for paving of the man of the woman's divi- ment services without thought of the cost or the fool- Classes resume Tuesday, at his home by Patrolman employees. nine were returned to "triangle" at the inter- sion of the drive for funds hardiness of those in trouble. The lives of the men April 24. John LaMont. Three persons were add- owners and 22 turned over section of West Palmetto for the University, said engaged in search and rescue efforts are often in to the Animal Rescue Lea- Park road and Northwest the university committees' great danger; many have given their lives in this gue. cause. 4th avenue. are needed to help develop In a breakdown for Such help cannot, of course, be denied anyone in PLACED on first read- programs on the univer- sity and to work with the March, 14 persons were trouble — regardless of the cause — but reckless ing by title only two ordi- injured in 32 traffic acci- adventure can certainly be discouraged. nances authorizing the woman's division of the drive, dents and property dam- issuance of Series "A" age totaled $10,360. No one can help feeling sorry for these seekers of and "B" revenue certifi- "We are primarily inte- rested," Mrs. Kubik said, Police cars traveled sunken treasure whose boat was wrecked in a violent cates for water and sewer 35,229 miles. improvements, "in keeping the idea of storm off the Cuban coast last week. All are happyto There were 48 persons see them back safe. But the fact cannot be overlook- the university alive. We SENT to workshop for arrested; eight were re- ed that they were taking chances- even for experienc- want to demonstrate en- further discussion a letter leased without charge, ed sailors - in selecting acourse so near the Cuban thusiasm within the or- from Howell Watkins, eight cases are pending, coast. Considering the equipment which they were county superintendent of ganizations as well as carrying, they should have been doubly cautious. throughout the area." 15 previous cases pend- schools, reporting that no ing were completed, 11 It is unfortunate that the seven Americans allowed additional teachers would Mrs. Kubik asked that were tried, in court and their rescue and release to be used as Cuban prop- be available for summer persons interested in 14 forfeited bond. working with the general aganda - particularly at this time. They were not recreation programs here. Fines and forfeitures woman's division or in under any obligation to the Cuban government; were The city had asked the Four local residents participated in a discussion of the new state univer- collected for the month entitled to fair and courteous treatment. They could addition of two teachers, establishing programs sity at Boca Raton and its importance to the entire east coast of Florida on for university committees reached $970. so easily have outsmarted Castro by just saying they one at Municipal Park «he "Roll Call" television show earlier this week. Making the trip to the West Complaints numbered were treated fairly and released as they should have within their own organi- Palm Beach studios were, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Turner, Mrs. C.J. and another at Roadman 212 and 173 services been. zations contact her. Kubik and Bob Motherwell. School. were rendered. 2A TME-BCCARATON/NEWS Thursday, April 12, 1962 f Hal Dane Seeks County Post Harold J. Dane, former March 15, " Dane said, "be- mayor of Boca Raton is a cause I believe it is not good 5th A VE.. SHOPPING' PLAZA — candidate for the Republican public policy for anyone to nomination for County Com- run for a County office while BOCA HATON missioner, District 4. lie is an official of one of our Dane is a registered Repub- cities." N. Federal Hwy. at 20th Street. & lican. In Minnesota, he went The Dane family consists to a national convention as of one daughter, twosons and 5th Avenue an assistant sergeant at arms. 13 grandchildren, all living (Also Located in. Shoppers 'Haven, Pompano Boiuli in Towa, after working as a in Iowa or Arizona. He is a Republican in a Democratic graduate of the University of county, he was twice elect- Minnesota with a major in ed chairman of the Republi- political science. **• can Central committee, in Boca Raton, he was a charter Dane is known throughout member of the Republican Palm Beach County for his club. leadership in Kiwanis; as a "olitical activity ihas in- five year director and two !£ cluded two years as a City year secretary of the Palm Commissioner in Roca Raton Beach County Resources De- • 'u velopment Board; and his with one term as mayor. •vWffS?«5>'C "*•••'*?• "During these two years," activity in behalf of the new Dane said, "City taxes were universin now under way in FEATURING reduced 20 per cent at the Boca Raton. same time County taxes were "The terrific growth of going up." Boca Raton and all of District He was City Manager of 4 calls for a voice on the University Park for 1 1/2 County Commission, " Dane GENERAL years. said, "for within the next ELECTRIC "I resigned this position five years we will see this become the center of the APPLIANCES greatest educational area in SMITH & the state. A I Be SHIELDS, inc. 165 N.W. 20th STREET BOCA HATCH BOCA RATON, FLORIDA NEWS (Arris Smith, President) PHONH 395-5121 TERRIFIC VALUE Published every THURS- DAY at 3.4 S.H. 2nd St. by Eoca Eaton News, Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, pres., Ward Risvold, vice-pres. QUALITY WARD KISVCLB 4 BUILDING PRODUCTS Publisher iliiliiiiii JOHN 0P5L Editor NERALO ELECTRIC CALL Ml FOR H. CLAY EIL2Y Advertising Manager LIFE Zntered as Second Class INSURANCE Matter at the Post Cffice HOSPITAL at Boca Katon, Florida, INSURANCE Eec. 1, 1955. GROUP INS. MZME2R PENSION Florida PressAssociation PLANS National Zditorial Ass'n. Boca Raton • 50-patikage Chamber of Commerce Crosby W. 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REPEAT PEIFOHiANCi . . . "ARTISTS Under The Bmfun Tree" There's no better plate than Another Wonderful Day SATURDAY, March 14, 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SI you missed the last.... YOU MUSI SEE THIS OHE. VISIT Boca Raton NATIONAL for the beautiful "OLD WOLD BAZAAR" under the Banyan Tree. I In the "BANYAN GARDEN" the following local, all types of HOME LOANS artists will be painting right before your eyes: LISA BOBBINS, Boca Eaton artist ENA O'BRIEN CLOUGH, UNUSUAL AND IMAGINATIVE t .1EAN HUNT, Boca Raton artist and muralist Palm Beach artist who had a one-man show on Worth MARIAN STAUDT, Fort Lauderdale water colorist Avenue this season LOW RATES . . . FAST SERVICE ANN and GEORGE JENKINGS, Palm Beach artists DWIGHT BABEB, Palm Beach ceramist, exciting and Ann is known for her flower paintings and George for functional ceramics. Ins sculpture which has won many prizes. KUSS CONN, PALM BEACH artist and world traveler, . . . COME IN AND SEE I WHITNEY CUSHING, Palm Beach artist, "nudes to moods" his most recent trip to the Orient reflected in paintings '•'"• ReSex .... watch, chocs® or commission a painting to be created just for you. Open Friday THE Ri$T OF THi BAZAAR WILL BE A iLAIi OF BiAUTY AND BARGAINS! Eves 5 to 7 "Shop The Bazaar CflUCO CORNERS Phone 395-2300 First" • CASUAL & PAT I© FURNITUSI1 .•X AlljUwniinwm 'SECONDS* * '!\ WONPiRFUL ACCiSSOftSiS BOCA COMPLETE PERMANENT OF THE FLOWER MART FINEST DECORATIVE RATON CUSTOM TRIES and PLANTERS FABRIC UNUSUAL ©IFTS and CtAFTS BOS.TSANd BOLTS NATIONAL STRAW MARSCiT On CAMINO REAL Qualtty\Lmes Sensible Prices BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION # 4A THE BOCA HATCH NEWS Thursday, April 12, Boy Scouts Will sors the troop. Adults will be on hand to supervise the car mm Hold Car Wash wash which will be 'car- Boca Raton Boy Scout ried out under the direc- Dining 9m Entertainment Troop No. 327 will hold tion of Robert E. Roll, its second annual car Scoutmaster. wash at the city parking lot Saturday, April 21 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m. Tickets are $1 and may be purchased from any member of the troop or at the Elks Lodge 2166. The ELECTRIC GtASS BOTTOM BOATS local Elks Lodge spon- FRESH SEAFOOD DAILY LOBSTER POOL Beachway Shopping Center Tel. 941-6955 806 N. Federal Highway Pompano Beach
Featuring - A program on mental health is planned for the Boca Raton Elementary School PTA meeting Mon- PRIME RIBS of BEEF day at the school. Discussing plans for the meet- ing were Mrs. James Sterling, president of the PTA Dinners..... 2.95 Gregory Peck has to warn his family, Polly Ber- and Robert Trafford, principal of the school. gen and daughter Lori Martin, of a fearful threat to OTHER DINNERS . . . 1.95 up their lives in this scene from "Cape Fear," now Paul Newman and Shirley Knight play the ill-fated David Ashe Elected Pres. playing at the Cinema in Shoppers Haven. lovers of "Sweet Bird of Youth," now showing SUNDAY BUFFET DINNER through Saturday at the Deiray Drive-In Theatre. Of Boca Raton Lions Club 6 to 9 P.M. are complete. The Boca Raton Lions Club every night held election of officers at The banquet will be held DeSray Playhouse Presents their meeting Monday night. April 28 at the Boca Raton DANCING except Monday Elected for the 1962-1963 Hotel and Club, beginning RALPH CHICK & The STARKNIGHTS 'Peter Pan', Starting Apr. 24 term were, David Ashe, pre- with a social hour at 7 p.m., D D sident; Peter DiCecco, first dinner at 8, followed by " eter an," for the "young and Boris ^arloff as Captain * Bob Scott at vice president; John Walters, dancing. Group Singing inheartof all ages, " will be Hook. Tn 1954, a musical the Piano Bar second vice president; Sam presented at the DelrayReadi version opened with a sold- at Piano Bar iicquilano, third vice presi- * Dancing Instructors Playhouse April 24 thru April outl6weeklimited engage- SEABOARD Every Monday Nite dent; Tail twister, Joseph 29. rurain time will be 8:30 ment in New York and starr- Bev & Blake Ward Damateo, and second year Lawn and Landscape p. m. ed Mary Martin. A later pro- director, John Matties. J. Stuart Warrington, pro- duction was presented by the A-l SODDING RESERVATIONS CALL 278-2008 ducing director of the Play- National Broadcasting Com- The nominating committee Phone 395-1755 just west of Hwy. 1 Between Boca Raton and Deiray Beach house has scheduled special pany in March 1955 and again which presented the slate of Children's Matinees for Sa- starred Mary Martin in the officers was composed of: turdays, April 21 and 28, and musical version in a two- Carl Douglas, chairman, Sundays, April 22 and 29 at hour television color specta- Eric Kohtz, Dick Bulla, and 2:30 p.m. cular, when some 67,000,000 r>r. William Maxfield. Carol Heiss is a dazzling Snow White in "Snow Sir James Barrie's celebra- persons were said to have Max Hutkin, chairman for White and the Three Stooges" starting Friday at the ted classic, "Peter Pan," viewed it. the installation banquet, Gold Coast Drive In. grew out of an episode that reported that all arrange- appeared in one of Barrie's ments for the installations of novels, "The Little white Jr. Women the newly elected officers OPEN THE Rird, " published in 1902, a- bout "a boy who never grew Plan Dance DAR Chapter Will Hold YEAR 'ROUND up". Its first production was The committee for the Election of Oficers in London in 1904 and its A- Boca Raton Junior Woman's Perfect For merican production, with Club Annual Spring Dance An electionofofficers will Your Parties D D be held at the April 13 mee- •Distinctive Maude Adams as eter an in m et yesterday to discuss plans Catering Facilities a performance that has since for the forthcoming dance. ting of the Jonathan Dickin- •OPEN 4 PM to 1AM become one of the greatest The meeting was held at the son Chapter, r>aughters of Nightly Exotic legends of the American home of Mrs. William Staley, the American Revolution, of DO RITA theatre, took place the same co-chairman. Plans for de- Deiray Reach at 8 p. m. at year. Miss Adams appeared corations and door prizes were the home of Mrs. C Emory FOOD — FUNin the play on two subsequent discussed. Hamann, 808 Ocean Inlet - DANCING occasions --in 1912 and a- The dance, titled Fiesta Drive, Coquina Cove, Boyn- gain in 1915. de Flores, will be held at the ton Beach. The first American actress Royal Dalm Yacht and noun- Mrs. Peter C. Duborg will to portray Peter pan after try «T.ub on Friday, May n. be hostess assisted by Mrs. CVRV-IM Miss Adams was Marilyn TJancing will be to the music Smiley R. Griesemer and Miller in 1924. Four years of Jerry nuitchelFs orchestra, Mrs. T. T. Hobby. RESTAURANT later the Barrie fable was from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. AIR CONDITIONED produced by Eva LeGal- Tickets may be purchased lienne's Civic Repertory from any club member. Ar- 550 N. FEDERAL HWY. Theatre, with Miss LeGal- rangement for their purchase lienne in the title role, she may be made through Mrs. * Breakfast * Lunch * Dinner kept it in her repertory for a H. V. Hanson, 395-2255, and * Curb Service * Carry-Gui Service number of years. Mrs. Jack Herick or Mrs. The longest-running Ame- Robert Holzinger may be :: rican production of "Peter contacted for reservations. Pan", 321 performances, was Mrs. Herick's phone number Carry-Out BROASTED CHICKEN a the 1950 presentation at the is 395-2185, and that of Mrs. a a Large ^ 75c Large K $1.00 Imperial Theatre which starr- Holzinger, 395-4264. a ed Jean Arthur as Peter Dan Mr. BOSTON phone 395-0155 NITA'S Beauty Salon YOU'RE MAKING A BIG MISTAKE HE USED MUTE UtfE Air Conditioned HOST Sliii HSi iMif I 21st at Dixie Hwy. 500 N. Federal Highway WIN FIELD PARK Pompano Beach, Fla, IF YOU'RE NOT DRINKING 80 PROOF GIN! METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER presents J} PAUL NEWMAN- BERALDINEPAOE THURSDAY, APRIL 12 If you think higher proof means higher quality — LUNCH Creamed that's a mistake. 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dBSKt SSS f^BSSk &%S J$X&. d&el&d tf&tf^b I Genuine Idaho Baking RATON $ 19 Ib. Ground Beef . 3 »* 1 ! Potatoes 10 mesh bag 6A 1HE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 12, 1962 Seacrest Scenes "'}„ Public Notices FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. IN COURT OF THE COUNTY Student Council Elections JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Your Insurance Needs Dominate Seacrest Scene IN PROBATE 15844 Are Our Business IN RE ESTATE OF Our Only Business Is Insurance By Dick Long WILLIAM H. CUMMINGS, SR. Serving You Will Be As far as many students are aware, the biggest Deceased, Our Pleasure NOTICE OF INTENTION TO project of the student council each year is to have MAKE APPLICATION FOR FINAL next year's officers elected. DISCHARGE (Probate Law 1933) TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- Amdur Building ters hung, cards passed CERN: 40 South East 1st Avenue Office Ph. 395-5550 However, the election Notice Is hereby given that of officers is no doubt the out, handbills distributed, William H. Cummings, Jr. and Boca Raton, Fla. Home Ph. 395-5551 student council endorse- Cyrus Curtis Cummings and biggest, most elaborate W.H. Hallman Hied their final series of assemblies to ments publicized, and report as executors and admin- signs waved. The climax istrator, respectively, of the occur in jstate of WILLIAM B. CUMM- REALTORS OF BOCA RATON the course of the election was the INGS, SR., deceased; that they of the assembly held last Mon- filed their petition for final dis- The following are RAY LASHER, 102 c Boca day, April 9. Members of the Southeastern Power Squadron Auxiliary are shown at the charge, and that they will apply members of the Ratnn Rd.. Ph, 395-2655. year. On to the Honorable Paul T. Doug- BocaRatonBoard Change of Watch luncheon held last Saturday at the Cabana Club. Left to right: las, -.County Judge of Palm Ittav-LAREN & ANDERSON, April 3, ofReaitors .Doing INC., 151 E. Royal Palm As the entire student Carolyn Smith, Greta Cohrs, Peggy Hayes, Gin Kuiper, Helen Clayton, Kath- Beach, County, Florida, on the business with the follow- 7th day of May, 1962, for appro- them you are as- Rd.. Phone 304-1333. ing stu- body packed the gymna- leen McGrady, and local P.S.A. President, Doris Olin. val of same and for final dis- sured the highest J .C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. sium, the party heads charge as executors and admin- type of service Federal Hwy,, Ph. 395-4711. dents were istrator of the estate of WIL- that can be admln- MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 chosen to took over last minute pro- LIA1 H. CUMMINGS, SR. de- tered In the S.E. 1st Ave., Ph. 395-4044. Jr. Woman's Club ceased, on this 6th day of PETRUZZELLIREALTY.Inc, rep resent moting, passing out signs, April, 1962. field of Real 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., Phone their par- cards, endorsements, etc. Estate Practice. 395-0822. ties in The first speaker was the Wants Stamps Wlliiam_HU_Cummings, Jr. F. BYRON"p.ARKS, 499 E. Pal- Dick Long William H. ^Cummfngs, Jr. W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal metto Park Rd., Ph. 395-0611. the final present head of the stu- Executor Hwy,, ph. 395-4334. J. STUART ROBERTSON, election to be held April dent Council, Mark Tofano, BY MARION COONEY 5L5. ii£jl5_£.25i2fiSj CONN C. CURRY, 164 East 152 S. Federal Hwy., Phone who delivered a strong CyruiTCurti a Cummlngs, Boca Raton Road, P.O.Box 395-4626. 10: White party president, The Junior Woman's Club 354, Ph. 395-3314,, FRED TAYLOR, 3700 North speech about the attri- Executor John Wright; vice-presi- of Boca Raton would appre- WM. DAY, 500 South Federal Fed. Hwy,, Phone 395-2052. dent, John Shipley; secre- butes necessary to hold W.H. Hallmsn Highway, ph. 395-0220, WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 South ciate the help of their fellow W.H. Hallman7 as~Adminis- Fed. Hwy., phone 395-0944. tary, Lynn Bush; treasur- his office. Following his trator, of the Last Will and HARLEY D. GATES, 232 S. TOWN AND COUNTRY, 164 er, Doug Morgan; Green speech he introduced Dick residents. Testament of William H. Federal Hwy., Ph. 395-2733 East Boca Raton Road, Critchfield and Brad Leg- what they want is stamps Cummings, Sr. deceased ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Phone 395-3434. party president, Georg W.H. Hallman Palmetto Park Road, Phone TUNISON PROPERTIES OF Wolf; vice-president, gett, chairman of the of all kinds: foreign, U.S. Attorney for Executors 395-2244. FLA™ HJC, 165 East Boca green and white parties, 131 Northeast First Avenue JACK P. JEMISON, 998 S. Diane Knudson; secre- commemorative, all U. S., Raton Road, phone 395-2944, respectively. The heads regular above the four cent Boca Raton, Florida Federal Hwy., Ph. 395-2000. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC, tary, Yvonne Lee, andintroduced their candi- PUBLISH: Boca Raton News F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 470 S. Federal Highway, treasurer, Dana Duncan. stamp, and all U. S. airmail April 12, 19, 26 and May 3, 1962 N.Ocean Blvd., Ph.395-5252. Phone 395-4000. dates, who gave brief over seven cents. LANGLEY REALTY, 119 W. OTTO YARK, 151 East Royal speeches. Palmetto Park Road, Phone Palm Road, phone 395-1661. Throughout the past The club is trying to help LEGAL NOTICE 395-4727. the junior division of the Flo- NOTICE is hereby given that week there have been pos- the undersigned, under the pro- The climax of the cam- rida Federated Women's visions of Section 865.09, paign last Tuesday saw dubs become "state stamp Florida Statutes 1957, will Georg Wolf elected presi- register with the Circuit Court, champs" for the second con- in and for Palm Beach County, dent of the council. Diane secutive year. According to Outgoing president of Southeast Florida Power Florida, upon receipt of proof of Knudson was elected Mrs. W. Shelton Ransdell, publication of this notice, the LOANS vice president; Lynn Bush, Squadron Auxiliary, Mrs. Earie B. Jackson (left), fictitious name to-wit: secretary and Doug Mor- stamp chairman, the Boca and incoming president Mrs. Nelson L. Williams, DECORATOR'S MART THE GOLD C0*fT gan, treasurer. Raton Junior Roman's Club presided at the P.S.A. Change of Watch luncheon and that the party interested in has contributed a total of held at the Cabana Club. said business Is as follows *25-*600 Boca Raton 2, 630 stamps since last Oc- Paul LoBlanco tober. Dated; April 10, 196 2 « SIGNATURE TELEPHONE Publish: April 12, 19, 26, and The stamps are sent to the May 3, 1962. • FUKNITUHE Answering American Red O:oss and Ve- Week's Schedule terans' Administration, in a At KEEPER'S you'll • AUTOMOBILE Use the Classifieds find hundreds of bolts Service "Stamps for the wounded" MONDAY, APRIL 16 oj the most exciting Prompt Service Hours to suit project. The stamps are used Girl Scouts, Corrmunity Building, 2:30 p.m. drapery fabrics any- to brighten the stay of ve- Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m. where . . . durable your needs SAVE THESE textures . . . just for terans as they undergo ex- Softball practice, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. the Gold Coast! RELIABLE Reasonable rates tended treatment in hospi- Pony League Meeting, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.it. NUMBERS LOAN SERVICE tals, or take up permanent Eoca Bobcat Boosters, J;C. Mitchell'School, 7-30 p.m. All draperies expert- THERESA FOR ly made in 16 S.E. 1st Avenue residency in the Veterans' PTA, Eoca Eaton School, 8 p.m. workrooms. LANDERS Hospital. Elks Lodge 2166, 2800 N..Federal Highway, 8 p.m. 395-3644 EMERGENCY USE So charge for mak- Phone: J95-48OO The club would appreciate TUESDAY, APRIL 17 ing full length, regu- those who wish to donate Textile Painting, Community Building, 9:;30 a.m. lar or traverse, from Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. Fire 11.98 yd. Guaranteed stamps to send them to Mrs. rods and installation. HENRY J. BESSETTE, Ph.D. Nick Bishop, 390 N. E. 24th Brownies, Recreation Building, 2:30 p.m. 395-1121 St. Placed in an envelope Civitan Club, nbb Tide, 7:15 p.m. announces the opening of his and mailed to her, the stamps Junior Chamber of Commerce, 11,4 Eoca Eaton Eoad, will reach their proper desti- 7::30 p.m. Police offices for the practice of Opin Mon.-$af. nation. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 395-1131 EELERtIne. 9-5:30 clinical psychology at Welcome Wagon Club, noon, no set meeting place. The club has now reached Draping the Cold Coast SUITE 407-408 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. a 90% goal in their polio Rotary Club, Fireside Steak Ranch, 12:15 p.m. Com* In Or Phon« BAYVIEW BLDG. 33 S.E. 8th STREET Oil Painting, Community Building, 1 p.m. BOCA RATON immunization project which Ambulance 3415 S. Federal Highway, Delray Beach, CR 3-2877 1040 BAYVIEW DRIVE includes each member, her Girl Scouts, Recreation Building, 3:30 p.m. PHONE 566-7684 PHONE 395-0"! 10 Girl Scouts, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 p.m. Visit our display showroom (Cove Center) Deerfield husband, and their children, 395-1800 1603 S.E. 3rd Court - Phone 395-2888 HOURS BY APPOINTMENT as recipients of three shots Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary, Legion Home, 8 p.m. and a booster. Does, Elks Lodge, 8:30 p.rr. Roth the stamps and the immunization project are THURSDAY, APRIL 19 ORGANICALLY GROWN major Federation projects. Hook Rug, Community Euilding, 10 a.m. WHERE TO FIND IT . . . NARCE, Delray Eeach Recreation Center, 6 p.m. Softball practice, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. phone: Boca Raton 395-1811 DE NEVE COIFFURES HONEY BANK FINANCING Parent's Advisory, Recreation Euilding, 8 p.m. Shampoo & Set $2.00 Come in ... we are now GRIFFIN American Legion, Legion Home, 8 p.m. HAPPY AUTO SALES Permanents $7.SO up Crder of the Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray Homeof Happy Sam's Used Cars phone 399-0922 handling . . . Eeach, 8 p.m. 10 E. Palmetto Park Road 5105 North Federal Hwy. FLOORING CO. Pompano Beach, Florida & Old Dixie Highway Frederick's Shopping Center 'Griffin Has The Floor" FRIDAY, APRIL 20 Boca Raton, Florida Textile Painting, Corrmunity Euilding, 9:30 a.tr. HEALTH FOODS VINYL TOPS, 1132 S.W. Fifth Street, 1:30 p.m. Post Office Box 550 KITCHENS* B"V Girl Scouts, Community Euilding, 3:30 p.m. Tel. 395-080n BAKER'S WOODCRAFT BOCA RATON Gluten Bread-Delicious, Healthful Sunflower Seeds CORK Movie (Pre-Teen) Community Building, 7 p.m. ERIC KOHTZ Service, Quality & Designing NURSERY 751 N.W. 1st Avenue Teen Town, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.m. Plumbing and Heating 353 NO. FEDERAL SUNNY SOUTH APIARIES Contractor Boca Raton RUBBER Eoca Earbershoppers, First Federal, 7:45 p.m. Phone 395-3616 Your Hometown Nursery Corner S.E. 10th St. and R.R. Croseing on-Old Dixie Hwy. 1 N.W. First Avenue FORMICA SATURDAY, APRIL 21 Boca Raton, Florida Bill Baker Geo. Stalling* PHONE 395-4140 Delray Beach CR 6-5637 SANDING Sparky Fire £epartment, Teen Town, 11 a.m. Plant Mgr, Sales Mgr. Teen Town Dance, Eec ^ FINISHING reation Euilding, 7:30 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES BocaTwilighters, Com munity Building, 7:30 p.m. 118 N. Federal Hwy. CR 8-1210 Use the Classifieds Complete Line of Lawn and Garden Supplies STAR CLIPPER 4 cycle 1962 Model EDGER Regular $79.95 Dress Sale Fashions Briggs Stratton $ by leading manufacturers 54.95 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. •; Misses Sizes 10-20 Juniors Sizes 5-15 Half Sizes 101i-24H TYPE ALL AT SELF PROPELLED MOWER AA95 MARKED PRICES 99 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE STURDY WELL- HIGHEST STYLES BUILT AT THE LOWEST PRICES YOUNGS IS" Cutting Blade; 4 * ROADMAN'S cycle, 2 H. P. Briggs GARDEN Sfi Stratton Enginej Pos- itive-action, trouble- SUPPLY free clutch, Tlmken DEPARTMENT STOKE Roller Bearings. 209 S. Fed. Hwy, 395-0818 122 Icssf Seea Helot? Hood |2, 1962 THE BOGA RATON NEWS :f Police Bysy I I Ovsr Weekend Boca Raton's Police COLONIAL LIQUORS Department was kept busy over last weekend 2515 N0HTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY with a series of acci- THE FINEST SANDWICHES IN. TOWN dents, and by 11:50 p.m. DILiAY B1ACH —-—w Sunday, recorded their On U.S. Highway 1 Between Delray and Boynton third accident. Pknna TB ft The most serious acci- OPIN 8 till 8 DAILY . . . ClOSED SUNDAY dent occurred Sunday, shortly after noon, when, according to the report White Label of Patrolman R.L. Pair- 1 2 YEAR OLD Black & WhiteQ all, Mrs. Cora Spoelman GIANT'S A concert of barbershop singing in Sanborn Square Friday at 8 p.m. will Hage, 209 N.W. 3rd Ct., CHIVAS or Ballantine's ^S* highlight the local observance of "Barbershop Harmony Week." The Boca failed to stop for a stop S-Year-0id sign. Mrs. Hage's car Raton Barbershop Choni3, and the "Bocaneers" and "Royal Palms" quartets struck an automobile REGAL Scotch will sing. On the program for Friday are: "The Old Songs," "Way Down driven by Anna Ruth SCOTCI Home," "Tell My Why," "Coney Island Babe," "Mamie Reilly," and "Keep Brittian, 4682 N.W. Third America Singing." 99 Ave., at the intersection 49 49 Reg. 6.95 of Northwest 20th street Reg. 8.95 FIFTH and Northwest 2nd ave- 7 FIFTH Keg. 4 FIFTH nue. 5 7.15 The Hage car, after the impact, spun off the road NO NO RECREATION WHIRL and came to a stop on the HUDSON northeast corner, facing Usher's LIMITS SCOTCH LIMITS this year. Something about west. Mrs. Hage was un- By Beverly Russing come all the Boca Raton GREEN STRIPE FS?TH BAY Teen-Age Center members a 20 foot rocket to be injured, according to the Did you hear the defini- to boil and color eggs for launched that even in- police report. Her passen- BILL'S 4.49 VAT 69 4.69 SCOTCH tion of temperamental — ger, Ruth Adler, 60, 933 SCOTCH the annual City wide Eas- cludes a capsule return- CUTTY SARK.,5.75 DRURY'S 3.99 "easy glum, easy glow." ing to earth — sounds N.W. Fourth Ave., Boca ter Egg Hunt. Last year J & B 5.99 That's not the case at they prepared over 3,000 timely. If something goes Raton, was thrown from PEERS 3.69 49 your Recreation Depart- eggs for this event. More wrong and things don't the pavement some 36 feet AMBASSADOR 4.69 JOHN BEGG 4.19 west of the vehicle. 469 ment - everything is about this next week, but work out according to DEWAR'S 5.89 fifth just easy glow there. just for your records, tire plan, that will be apropos Another passenger, Nel- 1FIFTH MANY, MANY lie Dade, 50, 600 N.W. USHER'S 4.69 4Keg. 6.95' Reg. 6.95 There are too many ac- date will be April 21 in too. MORE ON SALE! tivities on the agenda to Memorial Park. In this land of sun- Seventh St., was also in- WHITE HORSE 5.29 have time for any glum. shine, we find that some jured. Both suffered head SEAGRAMS 959 Happy to see so many injuries. FULL Just glancing on the new faces at the Boca of our people follow the SCHENLEY 3 calendar of Jim Ruther- Twilighters last Saturday robins and head back Anna Ruth Brittian's CANADIAN CLUB ford's desk, I saw notes two children, Raymond Blends TOWN CLUB night. Like to take this north come spring. We OR on the Bazaar, Easter opportunity to say "hello" don't like good-bys, James, two and one-half, CABSTAIRS 3.99 IMPERIAL Egg Hunt, TV show, yo to the James Comers, so we'll just say so long and Michael John, one yo contest and even on Mrs. L. Dingman, the to one of our Twilighters, and one-half, were given COKIY'S 3.99 SEAGRAM'S CALVERT the 4th of July Fireworks George Nelsons, Mr. and Mrs. Edna Borchardt. first aid treatment by lo- KIN® 3.99 display. Planning ahead Mrs. H. Olsen, Mrs. El- Have a safe trip home, cal firemen. Raymond Y.O. [IMPORTED 8 year old is really the watchword sie Lenz, the S.T. Bus- and remember, you promis- had bruises and abrasions, THREE FEATHERS 3.99 in this department. ers, the CD. Browns and ed to come earlier and and Michael, bleeding PARK & TILFORD Taking them in the or- Mr. and Mrs. George Mey- stay later next year. about the face. Mrs. Brit- 99 der in which they come, er. When I dropped in tian, also thrown from her Golden Wedding 475 we'll start with the everyone was still talk- Kraeer's Attend car in the accident, land- P.M. Finest Canadian P3 I Spring Bazaar. That's ing about the boat cruise ed 60 feet west of her 4 underway at the moment they took last week, Workshop Meet car. She also received at the 5th Avenue Shop- bruises and abrasions. 8 YEAR OLD seems lone Reed managed FULL QUARTS iOUliOHS FULL QUART ping Plaza - go on up to keep right up with Mr. and Mrs. R. Jay *Taeer Damage to the Hage car OLD 100 PROOF and give the roller coast- the patter of the master have just returned from at- was estimated at $175, and to that of Mrs. Brittian, VIRGINIA GENTLEMEN 4.99 er a whirl. Take the of ceremonies on the boat, tending the annual workshop FITZGERALD ECHO children or grandchildren approximately $60. and all stored up wonder- conference of members of BARCLAY'S 3.99 SPRINGS or, if they are not avail- ful memories of the even- Mrs. Hage was given a I. W. HARPER able, go yourself and theOrderof the (Golden Rule, citation for failure to JIM BEAM ing. Mr. Ralph Arndt, in St. Louis, Mo, 4.69 BOURBON have a ball. A bite of a chairman of the shuffle- stop at a stop sign. OLD FORESTER juicy red candy apple or board committee, said The program consisted of In an accident at 10:15 CABIN STILL 4.69 clinics, seminars, and panel a face full of cloud-soft, they planned to start Saturday night, Salvatore BELLOWS CLUB 4.69 49 pink cotton candy does playing every Monday discussions relating to funeral Vento, 40, 3890 N.W. wonders to revive all the services, and featured selec- Second Ct., ran off the 99 afternoon — so don your ANTIQUE 4.69 R«s. 6.25 happy memories of your comfortable clothes and ted speakers on funeral ser- road and hit a utility reg 6.95 4 own carnival gay days. join in. It will be Happy vices and related fields such pole when he was blind- 4 SUNNY BROOK 4.69 If you find yourself there Birthday time for the as personnel management, ed by the lights of an around 3 on Saturday after- Twilighters this Satur- modernofficeprocedure, re- oncoming car. The acci- FULL QUAUT FULL QUARTS noon, you'll be in for a day night. All those who lationship with ministers. dent occurred at North- BOURBONS Seagrams - Gilbeys real treat. The world have celebrated this west 2nd avenue near FIFTH mmmmmm. champion Duncan yo yo special day from January Kraeer, funeral director Northwest 13th street, Schenley - Gordon's player will be on hand to first through April 30 ofBompano Beach and Boca and no charges were made WALKERS DELUX 4.19 WI!SEC1¥ give demonstrations on will be feted. There'll Raton, participated in mi- by patrolmen John and GINS 3.99 how an expert handles be no telling of ages — ni erous panel discussions. He George LaMont, respond- G.T. STAGG 3.69 this little trickster on a that's a promise! is president of the Florida ing officers, Vento' s wife, Y QUART BARCLAY'S 3.79 string. For the young- Preview of coming at- Association of Funeral Oliec- Rose Marie, a passenger LW. HARPER 4.69 69 QUART CANADA DRY 3.89 sters, there will be a con- tractions: Jim Ruther- tors. in the car, received minor QUART MiLSHIRE 3.49 test and prizes — age 15 ford tells us there's a Mrs. "raeer addressed the injuries. She was treated EARLY TIMES 3.79 3 QUART FLEISCHMANN'S 3.89 and under. big surprise in store for •women'sdelegationon "How by a local physician. "Here Comes Peter Damage to Vento's car those attending the fire- women can Help", and more ROYAL 2.89 FULL QUARTS Blends VERMOUTH Large Cottontail," and here works display on July 4 specifically on office proce- was estimated at $500. Sunday night, at 11:50, dures. OLD TAYLOR 4.49 FLEISCHMANN'S PFD. 4.49 MARTINI & ROSSI 1.99 two southbound cars each BELLOWS PARTNERS 4,69 NOILLY PRAT 1.99 W®a#B®rvan®s - 50 Star flags The Order of the Golden received an estimated OLD FORESTER 4.49 Rule has the largest controll- FOUR ROSES 4.79 STOCK 1.99 Also Yacht, Skin Diver, Ftafgs damage of $300, when ANCIENT AGE 3.69 ed membership of funeral Nathaniel Smith, Negro, SEAGRAM'S 7 Crown 4.69 CINZANO 179 Jennings Picture Framing directors in the nation, with Ft Lauderdale, driving OLD CROW 3.69 RICCADONA 1.39 UO £.- Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 a membership of approxi- behind a car driven by mately one thousand. Lee Eunice Brown Mar- The motto of the Order is, tin, Neero, 201 N.E. "Service measured not by 15th Ter., Boca Raton, ONLY COLONIAL GIVES YOU iViiY iOTTLI ON SMI gold, but by the ftolden started to make a turn to Rule". Formed more than a parking lot on the east thirty years ago when a group side of Dixie Highway at * it Took Colonial To Brop The Prices 11 Patronize * of men met to determine a Northeast 15th avenue, Colonial and Keep The Prices Mown 11 Grinbacher Artist means to identify those in and skidded into the left the profession worthy of spe- rear of Miss Martin's car. cial recognition, the order Passenger E.D. Reed, Suppliii Negro, in the Martin car, selects members on a basis of mmmaim COURVOISIER Oil Paints - Brushes had, no visible injuries, local opi nions. Only one fu- according to the report of Canvas Stretchers neral director in a communi- officer Joseph H. Jodrey, FIFTH COFFEE COGNAC C75 Water Colors ty is selected for membership but complained of pain BANANA Drawing Boards in the order. in his back. CHiiiY nmmm CREME Dt MENTHE'i BRANDY •jR!,f75 CREME Ete CACAO Canvas (all sizes) SLOE ©IN The Finest ^r Other Necessary Supplies ANISETTE Soiithsm Industries SMPIRSM KING SIZE PiPPIRMINT HEUBLEIN'S SCHNAPPS COCKTAILS CLOTHES PINS Miiitenince Blended SOCK & RYE SPRING-TYPE BEER KUMMEL WHISKEY ILACKBERKY - SURVEILLANCE - CLOSING APRICOT FULL Licensed - CHERRY PEACH aUART Insured - 1RAN81ES arhecue GRILLS Bonded SMIRNOFF WITH OR WITHOUT SPIT Member of Boca Baton Chamber of Commerce Cherry Yedk® Reduced OFFLIST COMPLETE ONE-STOP HOME SERVICE This Week 99 20%f© PRKI 1. Home Closing - Shutters Installed KIJAFA 2. Pool Repairs - Waterproofed 3. Interior and Exterior Painting 4. Repair, Replace Deteriorated Woodwork FULL QUART 5. Repair Jalousies, Windows and Operators ^"FERTILIZER 6. Install Aluminum Awnings & Shutters 7. Fences Installed CABIN STILL 30% Organic Nitrogen plus all Essential 8. Complete Indoor Mildew Protection Minerals 9. Maid Service 10. Roof Repairs BACARDI 1OO lb. in 2-50 8b. 349 6.25 11. Gutters & Downspouts 12. Roof Cleaning & Painting LINE OK la Driveway Repairs -.86 Proof ^Rrk m M^ WALLP&PER and PAINTS 14. Driveway Sealer FULL REQtlCED PRICES All Work Guaranteed Heaven 9 49 RUM GALLONS & FLINT KOTE Cult mm R®!©n 395-0620 PAVEMENT fffff U FIFTH CRIBARI SEALER Fur Frs@ Estimates 3 for $10 I. Bees Raton U&&& 39S-2442 IMPORTED BRANDY 3.39 300 NE 2nd Si.r Boca Raton 8A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 12, 1962 School Menu Re-Elect BOCA RATCN SCHOOL leek of April 16 WILBUR G. Monday - Hot dog on bun, baked beans, oatmeal cookies, milk. KING Tuesday - Chuck beef FLORIDA RAILROAD AND casserole, tossed salad, PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION muffins and butter, choco- Group 1 . • Notiv* Rsrldian — broad background late pudding, milk. In «attU and citroi (arming. loc5" «0VM*n»n' and nwreonHln buiiiMU. Wednesday - Meat balls • H» worlu alwayi to give Florida tb* and gravy over rice, b*lt in Iramportolicn and public Utility xrvkn at r*a»onabU r«t**. string beans, bread and • for fifhwn Y«ir* »<• h« tfven you • butter, jello, milk. buiiMii administration bated an •xpwtaaca, rsioltl and wiliingneu t» Thursday — Roast tur- i.rv. tJ» ptopla, jHorldo a««J« key, potato salad, colored proven nMMi of MijMriwie* lt» help her •Hi th» dwllena* of th» tpatm age. eggs, bread and butter, pd. Political Adv. Easter cake, milk. Campaign.T rector of Palm Eeach KEEP FLORIDA GROWING -KEEP EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP County Guidance Center, will explain the treatment facilities available in Palm Beach County, both at the Guidance Center SWIMMING and elsewhere. A Question and answer In addition to a lively brand of polo, the Royal period will follow, during Palm Polo Grounds has been setting a lively pace which parents attending Pool Sewice this season in half-time entertainment — and pro- the meeting will be given ducing some unusual sights in the process. Those the opportunity to ques- hot dogs just don't seem to go with the traditional tion the panel. ©CUSTOM WORK Scottish regalia of the Miami Bagpipe Band players After the meeting, re- who entertained last Sunday. That's the pipe major, freshments will be serv- ©COMPETITIVE RATES Richard Draper, left with the mustard, and piper ed, with room mothers E.E. Ibbotson.-Kerry Koen Photo. acting as hostesses. Call about our Trial Service Offer Plans for the Easter Sunday benefit polo game for the St Joan of Arc Church Parents of Boca Eaton were finalized during a recent meeting at the Royal Palm Polo Grounds. On Elementary School stu- hand for the discussion were, from left, A. D. Beveridge of the polo grounds; and many more. dents and those of J.C. 395-4249 Yes, come one, come all Three Doctors Mitchell will attend the Mrs. Mary Steele, president of the St. Joan of Arc Guild, and the Rev. Paul to the Spring Bazaar from meeting, as well as kin- PACIFIC MAINTENANCE Leo Manning, pastor of St. Joan of Arc. Proceeds from the match between two 6:00to 10:00 Thursday, 4:00 Will Speak at dergarten parents. Visi- high goal teams, scheduled for 3 p.m. Easter Sunday, will go to the church to 11:00 Friday and 12:00 to tors are welcome to at- & POOL SERVICE building fund. 11:00 Saturday. tend. The following week will PTA Meeting Teen Talk Behind the scenes of all bring the much-looked-for- The emotional prob- ward-to Easter vacation. It thisgaiet)ismuchwork. The lems of the elementary will also bring Teen Town's On Saturday a! 8:00 P.H in the Bible Grounds Spring Bazaar Opens With members of school child will be the annual Easter Egg Hunt. The Teen Town subject for panel dis- hunt, for children between Auditorium Boca Raton are handling cussion at the Eoca Ra- Local Teen's Hard at Work the ages of 3 and 12, will be the booths ton Elementary School BY BERNICE JACOBS held at Roadman School at and the busi- P.I..A. meeting Monday Another Bazaar like the one last fall 9:00 and at Memorial Park at night, April 16th. ness, with With booths and rides and fun for all 10. Guiding the ambitious The meeting, open to the guidance Beyond These Started yesterday at 4 little hunters will be egg de- the public, begins at 8 of the super- •And will continue for three da s more. tectives disguised as bunnies p.m., at the school, 103 visors and and clowns. These detec- S.W. .First.Ave. Miller A- There's hot dogs and cokes tives will help the children Three local doctors will musement And loads of folks Bemice form the panel. They are Magnificent Doors find the eggs, some of workers. Watching or riding but all taking part which may mean prizes for Charles Taffell, Ph.D., Handling the working hours In the Spring Bazaar at the Publix Mart. the fortunate finders. Henry Bessette, Ph.D., are Car) Kammerman and and ft ayrr.ond Killinger, FranGalio while Bill Eubank The same night the Jesters M.D., psychiatrist. 16 booths with different names and DeDe Jacobs are in will be welcomed back for Dr. Bessette will deal You Will Hear Means 16 new and terrific games. charge of getting sponsors for 3 1/2 hours of music keyed with the subject of the the booths. DeDe is also to the beatof the latest dance normal school child's You'll find 8 thrilling rides on the Midway treasurer and is keeping a steps. The cost to hear this emotions. Cr. Killinger's And a special yo-\o contest Saturday. complete record of money great band and get the chance subject will be the emo- The Hymns spent and profit received. to do the Twist, Mashed Po- tional problems of ele- So come on, come all, to the Spring Bazaar Bill is overall chairman of tatoes, Fly, Stand, and mentary school children. And have a ball. the Bazaar and will be ta- Chicken as well as the fast Dr. Taffell, who is di- king charge of all the mer- and slow dances is just 250 of the are hereby notified and required Mis. Edward Kreitman Public Notices to file any claims or demands chandise. for members and 500 for(known professionally as which they may have against IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S .Among the booths and rides guests. Monica Roberts) leaves today COURT, IN AND FOR PALM said estate in the office of the Deflation of prices will a- BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA County Judge of Palm Beach the teen-agers are manning to "jet" to West Covinia, County, Florida, in the Court- are the Ferris Wheel, Tilt- gain hit Teen Town May 5 as Ages PROBATE NO. 18752 louse at West Palm Beach, California, to visit her 7 the recreation center is turn- IN RE ESTATE OF . lorida, within six calendar a-Whirl, Scrambler, two mother, Mrs. William Schalk, ROY G. HENDERSON, months fiom the date of the train rides for the younger ed over to the junior high •who is a young-at-heart 90 Deceased first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be set, octopus, Merry-go- and sophomore age kids for years of age. in _NOTICE TO CREDITORS in writing and must state the itound, Para-Trooper, Dart the night. This is due to the place or residence and post All creditors of the estate of booth, Big Teddy Bear booth Seacrest prom. Roy. G. Henderson, deceased office address of the claimant Public Notices Through these doors ... on Saturday CITYJOF UNIVERSITY PARK ... the 50,000th. guest will enter and must be sworn to by the the new Auditorium! Gifts! Surprises! Take claimant, his agent, or his at- Public Notices ORDINANCE NO. 18 torney, or it will become void NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS AN'ORDINANCE OF THE CITY according to law. NAME LAW OF UNIVERSITY PARK, FLOR- a portrait March 24, 1962 Public Notice is hereby given IDA, DECLARING THE INTEN- Matilda Mae Henderson that the undersigned intend to TION OF THE CITY OF UNI- M atil73a"M ae TTefuIeraorl register with the Clerk of the VERSITY PARK TO ANNEX of Executrix of the Estate of Circuit Court of Palm Beach CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UN- Roy G. Henderson, deceased County, Florida, in compliance INCORPORATED TRACTS OF APRIL with Section 865,09, Florida LAND TO THE CITY. Rusley C Meeker Statutes, the fictitious name of WHEREAS, the owner of a ma- Sacred Concert Atty. for Executrix FIXIT under which we are en-jor portion of certain tracts of 131 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. gaged in business at 182 North- CHILD Boca Raton, Fl a. land, hereinafter described, west 13th Street, Boca Raton, contiguous to the territorial First publication on: March 29, Florida. limits of the City of University Guest Soloist COiOfW SIMD 1962. /s/ Maurice A. Oldre Park, Florida, in unincorporat- Boca News Bldg. Furnish proof of publication. /s/ Dorothy C. Oldre ed areas within Palm Beach Call 395-5511 Publish: March 29, April 5, 12, Publish: Boca Raton News County, Florida, has requested 19, 1962. April 5, 12, 19 and 26, 1962 the City of University Park to ALLISON FENNELL April's child rules ivilh a sunny smile—and annex said lands to the City so as to become a part of the City, complete confidence. April's child is a dreamer. CITY OF BOCA RATON IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S baritone But big dreams. And they come true. Because PALM BEACH COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR PALM and BOCA RATON, FLORIDA BEfiCH COUNTY, FLORIDA. WHEREAS, said lands are con- there's self-discipline and efficiency in April's tiguous to the City Limits and baby. He or she will star in the school plav. N_O__T_I_C__E Probate No. 18830 contain less than ten (10) regis- Acclaimed for his impressive Maybe write and direct it, too. This is to advise that a 5% IN RE: ESTATE OF tered electors, and Chapter interpretation of hymns and There's magic in an April child. The diamond is penalty has been added to all EDWARD ROTHE, deceased. 171.04, Laws of Florida, Acts the Sacred Classics. the birthstonc. Sweet pea is April's flower. 1961 Taxes remaining unpaid of 1961, permits annexation of NOTICE TO CREDITORS on April 1st, and on or about contiguous territory. Remembered for his splendid the 3rd day of May, I will ad- All creditors of the estate of NOW THEREFORE, BE IT vertise for sale all real prop- EDWARD ROTHE, deceased, are ORDAINED BY THE CITY lead performance in the erty, the taxes upon which hereby notified and required to COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Oratorio "Elijah". shall not have been paid. file any claims or demands UNIVERSITY PARK, FLORIDA: which they may have against Section 1. The City through J.H. Gibson, Tax Collector said estate in the office of the the City" Commission, does county judge of Palm Beach City ofBocaRaton, Florida hereby declare its intention to County, Florida, in the court- annex to the City of University Allison Fennel] Publish: April 5, 12, 19, 1962 house at West Palm Beach, Park, Palm Beach County, Proof of Publication Florida, within six months from Florida, at the expiration of plus the date of the first publication thirty (30) days from the final of this notice. Each claim or passage of this ordinance, the LEGAL NOTICE demand must be in writing and following contiguous unincorpo- THE PALM BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE CONCERT CHOIR NOTICE is hereby given that must state the place or resi* rated tracts of land in Palm the undersigned, under the pro- dence and post office address Beach County, Florida, to-wif af the claimant and must be visions of Section 865.09, A portion of land situate, lying Florida Statutes 1957, will sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, or it will and being in the South One- register with the Circuit Court, Half (S 1/2) of Section 10, in and for Palm Beach County, jecome void according to law, TERLING \pril 6, 1962. Township 47 South, Range 42 Florida, upon receipt of proof of East, more fully described as publication of this notice, the follow B: fictitious name to-wlt: Administrator of the Estate The East One-Half (E 1/2) THE CURTIS COMPANY of Edward Rothe, deceased. of the East One-Half (E 1/2) of the Northeast One-Quarter iliiiiiiii and that the party interested in Leon F, Weaver (NE 1/4) of the Southwest said business is as follows Attorney at Law One-Quarter (SW 1/4) of said C.B. CURTIS 169 Palmetto Park Road Section 10. 2150 N.W. 1st Place P.O. Drawer 8 Boca Raton, Fla. Boca Raton, Florida _Section__ 2. After final pass- age, tnls ordinance, shall be Dated: March 20, 1962 Publish: April 12, 19, 26, Maypublished in full once a week Publish: March 22, 29 and 3, 1962. for four (4) consecutive weeks April 5, 12, 1962. Furnish Praof of Publication in the Boca Raton News, a newspaper of general circula- tion in Palm Beach County, Florida. Section 3^ If no objection to Letha Madge Royce, Chairman — Dept, of Fine Arts; Ensemble Director such annexation be filed and Mr. Edw. Sturdivant, Choir Director J.C MITCHELL & SONS served within thirty (30) days after final passage of such ordinance, an ordinance to an- nex said lands to the City and Also Junior College Ensemble; the Choralaircs; INSURANCE COUNSELORS to redefine the boundary lines of the City, to include therein Viola Eshleman, soprano; Gold Coast Concert Choir; ESTABLISHED 1923 said parcel of land, will be considered. 26 piece Orchestra PASSED AND ADOPTED by unanimous vote upon first and final reading on the 4th day of If Only 3 concerts remaining! Make reservations NOW to attend one, or ' April, 1962, , ALL of these Sacred Concerts, Commemorating the Crucifixion and | CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK By: A.T. Knlsht_ _ ' Resurrection of Christ, at America's most beautiful Bible Conference 'A7T.~knIght, 5J5yor~ • Grounds. A Beacon Light... to a World That Has i,ost its Way. ' ATT ESTj J_oan_C._Styers KEN HIGGINS 22 S. Fed. Jonn C. Styers, City Clerk For Reservations, Phone Boca Raton 395-24OO CciS! 39S-4711 BILL MITCHELL Publish: April 5, 12, 19, 26, 1962. Thursday, April 12, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9A wife, Alice, and two sons, Jan R. Smits Jan, of Detroit, Mich., Jan R. Smits, 68, 2601 and David, with the U.S. N. Ocean Boulevard, Navy in California, and Free Estimate Boca Raton, died sud- two grandchildren. denly at his home on Fri- Services were held on ROOF CLEANING licensed day night, April 6th. Monday at the Scobee He had been a resident Funeral Chapel in Delray insured of Boca Raton for 10 Beach, the Rev. Stewart Bonded years, and was owner and Austin, pastor of the Ca- and PAINTING operator of the Pilot son Memorial Methodist House Motel in Boca Ra- Church officiating, Burial ton. He was a member of was in Boca Raton Ceme- SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES the Boca Raton Power tery. . Squadron. 300 Hi. 2nd. St. Boca Raton 395-0620 Survivors include his Use the Classifieds
The 10th Annual Southeastern Regional Convention of the Christian Busi- ness Men's Committee International, attended by over 350 members and fami- EXTRA SAVINGS OFF GRANTS lies has ended at the Bible Grounds of Boca Raton. Speakers for the conven- tion were, from left, Dr. Walter Sligh, Lakeland; Elmer Senn, chairman, Fort REGULAR LOW PRICES Lauderdale; Ted DeMoss, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Rev. Joe Blinko, Fort Lauder- dale; Andrew Hughes, New York, N.Y.; Robert and Tom Willey, Orlando. Choir to Perform in Sacred Library Fund Drive Amount Raised Concert at Bible Grounds AMOUNT RAISED The sacred concert at the orchestra will complete the Bible Grounds Saturday even- program. ing will feature the 70 voice This is the first year the 4jooo Get set for summer! Choose Palm Beach Junior College concerts have been extended r\ Choir, under the direction of into April. Saturday, April from complete selections ... Ed Sturdivant 21, the Palmer Chorale will Valerie Brown, soprano, of give the "Crucifiction, " by 'Charge-It'... No money down* Boynton Beach, a member of Stainer and on April 28 the the choir, will sing a solo. concerts will be concluded Take 30 days...months to pay- Curtain time is 8 p.m. and with the appearance of the Needs the doors will open at 7:15. Moody Bible Institute woken's Allison Fennell of Miami, Glee flub and Hand Bell baritone who sang the lead choir. in the oratorio " Elijah" given The 50,OOOth person is ex- recently in the auditorium, pectedto enter the new 2500 QUICK-STARTING 2'/» H.P. will be the guest soloist for seat auditorium Saturday. the concert The nhoralaires, There will be gifts for the Viola Fshleman, soprano, 50,OOOth person .Saturday and BRIGGS ENGINE and the Gold Coast Choir and fo<- others to be honored.
S. Zim, "Old Bones" by [\ 20-IN. ROTARY Books Added Mildred Pace. "Childcraft" 14 volumes, To Children's "Chanticleer and the fox™ POWER MOWER by Geoffrey Chaucer; adap- Section ted and illustrated by Barb- The children's section of ara Cooney, "George East- the new Boca Raton library man; young photographer" by has been growing by leaps J. L. Henry, "Lou Gehrig; and bounds since the new boy of the sand lots" by o building went into use. Guernsey Van Riper, "Abe Books added to the child- Lincoln; frontier boy" by ren's section of the Library Augusta iStevenson, "Knute during March include: "Peter Rockne, young athlete" by Compact, sturdy rotary is easy Churchmouse" by Margot Guernsey Van Riper. Austin. "Come again, peli- to maneuver. Cutting height can" byDon Freeman, "What "John Philip Sousa; march- Progress in the Boca 75' PLASTIC GARDEN HOSI adjusts from V-h" to 23A". Side is red?" by Suzanne Gottlieb, ing boy" by Anne Weil, "Jeb Raton Library's Fund « Exceptional special purchase value trim within W of walls. Front Stuart; boy in the saddle" by Drive - which is aimed \J "Stripes and spots" by TJahlov • Carries a full 5-year guarantee discharge chute. Shop Grants Gertrude Winders, "Martha at a goal of $7000 - is Tpcar, "When T go to the first for top mower values. moon" by Claudia Lewis, Washington; girl of old Vir- indicated by the ther- Opaque green hose of sturdy con- "Make way for ducklings" by ginia" by Jean wagoner, mometer. As the library struction is lightweight, flexible, Robert McCloskey, " The fox" "Wilbur and Orville Wright; neared the end of its easy-to-handle. 7/16" diameter. ONE YEAR by Peter Spier, "On jungle boys with wings" by Augusta observance of National WARRANTY On Briggo & , trails" by Frank Buck, " The st /enson, "I.ettersto Chan- Library Week and the Reg. 2.99 Stratton en- by" by H. <"% washburne, gine. Guaran- calico ball" by Margaret Fund Drive moved into teed against "Little stories of famous ex- delects in ma- Crary. its ninth week, the Boca GET &% GREEN STAMPS WITH teri&ts and "Black Stallionand Flame" plorers" by T.. A. Large, and workmanship V. "little stories of well-known Raton Library Assn. under normal by Walter Farley, "Peter EVERY PURCHASE YOU MASCi AT use and care. Americans" by I, A. Large. reported $2500 had been "Xhargt-it"—No mon«y down—a$ littl* o» !.25 wttkty Jumping Horse" by G. L. Hall, received. LGRANTS, "Candy Kane" by Janet Lam- bert, "We live in the coun- Aid Asked For Carver Mitchell Students try" by Lois Lenski, "The Scholarship Fund COMF-ROLL superlative horse" by Jean Help Restore Books Merrill, "Carl Ben Eielson, An appeal has been issued The Webbed Chair to Roca Raton civic and ser- Rattan young Alaskan pilot" by Hor- National Library Week tense Myers, "Freckles" by vice groups for aid in build- is a busy time for the Li- Gene Porter, "The Reb and ing up the scholarship fund brary Club at J.C. Mit- at Carver High School in PAD the Redcoats" by Constance chell School. Savery, "Francis Scott fey, nelray Reach where Roca The club has initiated Pits Webbed or Contour Raton students attend. a drive designated "Ope- Sauce Maryland boy" by Augusta Stevenson. Harold Turner, vice-chair- ration Book Boost" by 77 CHAISES Regular 3.19 p "Virginia Dare - mystery man of the alm Reach Coun- which they expect to ex- ty School Roard, has written pand the library collec- SaSe O 22 girl" by Augusta Stevenson, tion in several ways. "The great rebellion" by letters to the local groups Price J/% explaining the needof assist- One portion of the Chair 7 MaryStola, "Rightfulowner" drive involves raising by Jesse Stuart, "Denrod, his ing the students who hope to Plastic coated saucer go on to schools of higher funds to pay foi rebind- Regular S.88 complete story" by Booth ing "sick" books. For chair is colorfast to sun, Tarkington, "Little house in learning. water and mildew-proof. One local group has contri- this reconditioning of the big woods" by Laura Wil- old favorites, the stu- Wrought iron base. der, "My Bookhouse" 6 vol- buted $50 to the fund and dents are issued an en- umes by O. B. Miller, "Once funds have also been contri- velope in which to de- upon a time" by Rose Dobbs, buted in Roynton Beach and posit small amounts of "The long-tailed bear" by Delray Beach. money until they have STAR CLIPPER POWER Natalia Belting. "I feel thatthis is a worthy saved enough to pay for CALAIQNDIN "Experimentsin sound" by cause and request your con- rebinding the book of NelsonF. Beeler, "Rocks and sideration of this scholarship their choice. This act of sponsoring entitles one MINIATURE minerals" by H. S. Zim, as a way to assist an imporr EDGER D tant segment of our aiea po- to a sticker showing that "Weather" by . ". Lehr, the book was rebound as "Seashores" and "Trees" by pulation, " Turner wrote in ORANGE his letter to the local groups. a gift of that student. 2Yi H.P. H. S. Zim, "The book of Other students are bring- sea shells" by M. H. Bevans, Anyone or group wishing to 4 Cycle Brlggs contribute to the scholarship ing in new books suitable "Fishes" and "Birds" byH, S. for the school library, Native of the Zim, "Rig book of real fun dm ay do so by mailing a & Sfratton Engine check, made out to Carver and for this they are re- trains" by George J. Zaffo, ceiving name stickers. P Scholarship Fund, addressed Phillip!®® Islands, "Whirlybirds" by dwin P. To publicize their pro- 3 Wheel Hoyt, "Model rockets for to Mrs. Virginia Meyers, P. O. Box 507, Delray Beach, ject, Library Club mem- overbearing plant Sale for beginners" by H. H. nil- bers are visiting classes p Fla. more, " hocography" by H. to give book reviews, will have blooms Price and to show the like-new ©§§ Pointing - Water €®l®r rebound books in contrast & frylt at the with the old worn books. 49 mnd Phot© f ramms same time Regular 54.88 ALUMINUM WEB UQCKM Jennings Picture Framing Joining the northward trek are the Harry R. Fullers. They 2 WHEEL « Now you can enjoy real old-time comfort 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 left recently for their summer plus the beauty of modern styling features home in Noblesville, Indiana, Hi-Back folding rocker is stur- 1.97 EDGER 44" dily constructed of 1" pel- SAVE 5.00 WSIH THIS COUPON . . . ished aluminum. High impact r GALLON CONTAINER Styrene arms. 2V4" Velon NO TIME LIMIT ON ANY ROOF CLEANING Firestone webbing. 4 colors. GREEN STAMPS MEAN EXTRA SAVINGS POWER 7 OR ROOF PAINTING ! BOB SMITH'S "Charge-If'~No Money Down—1.25 Weekly | *fREE iSTIMATi CallCRS-3131 or WH 2-2594 5th. AYE. SHOPPING PLAZA at 20th. St. Boca Raton * HO OBLIGATION ' 1962 ab r h Boca Bobcats Will Play Lekniskas, p 2 0 1 Lalli, c 2 1 r Pope, cf 3 0 1 Final Baseball Game Heidgerd, lb 3 0 l King, If 2 0 0 The Boca Raton Bob- Riviera, with only two Harrison, If 0 0 0 cats will play their final hits on the Bobcat's Southards, ph 1 0 i Chuck Lekniskas' pitch- game of the baseball sea- Mateo, rf 2 0 0 son this afternoon when ing, scored their two runs 1 0 on a Bobcat error. Caron, ph 0 First Fish Tourney Northboro travels here Ziokowski, 2b 2 0 0 for a 4 p.m. game in The Bobcats chalked up Jones, ss 3 0 0 Memorial Park. five hits but only hit the Tofano, 3 b 2 0 0 The Bobcats will enter right combination once Smith, 3b 0 0 0 Awards Are Given this afternoon's game with when a single by Dick Totals 23 1 5 Commercial fishermen is free, no entry blanks, a record of three victories Heidgerd drove Tony Boca Raton 100 000-1 as well as captains and no fees. The official and four losses in league Lalli across the plate. Riviera Beach 000 20x-2 mates of charter boats are Weighing Station is at the play. not eligible for prizesin Boca Tackle Shop. Tuesday the Bobcats the Fishing Tournament were edged out by one sponsored by the Boca run while Riviera squeak- Raton Chamber of Com- Barry Leads ed through to a 2-1 vic- merce and the Jaycees, tory. Bill Kane, chairman of Boca Victory the project, said. However, the patrons Nine goaler Harold Ear- of charter boats or guests ry led the Boca-Dallas of commercial skippers team to victory and won may enter their catches the first annual Sports- and be eligible for manship Award at Eoyal Tony Lalli puts down a perfect sacrifice bunt for the Boca Bobcats in last prizes. Palm Polo Grounds Sun- week's game at Memorial Park here. The Bobcats will play their final game of The first winner of the day. the season this afternoon when they meet Northboro in a 4 p.m. game at Me- weekly prize was Bobby Earry scored six goals, morial Park. -Kerry Koen Photo.
Haines of Boca Raton four from the 60 yard EXCEPT who won a tackle box penalty line to pace the filled with line, lures and Boca-Dallas horsemen to MAINTENANCE small terminal tackle. a 12 to S win over Milwau- MORE COST-FREE, CARE-FREE CRUISING His entry was a four inch kee in a game beneStting Tht bugaboo of boating is maintenance—and in th* Hatteru pork fish. His was one of St. Andrews School for it's trimmed fa tht bone. The new fiber glass hull gives long fifty six other entries. Boys and for the Donald lasting, quieter operation. Fiber glass hulls and decks ar* s«am- The size or weight of the Scott Sharpe Challenge less—won't swell, shrink, or crack. Frequent painting is a thing fish has no bearing on Trophy. of the past—your Hatterai is "wash 'n wipe"-th3t'j all, ill over. the chances of winning . , . And you can say goodbye to leaks, dry rot, loose fastenings, the weekly prize. Barry was awarded the rust and corrosion. first annual St. Andrews Jim Smith, skipper of Sportsmanship Trophy by We'c/ be delighted to have you come aboard andt the Boca Jima, hit the the Rev. Hunter Yliyatt- see for yourself — the incomparable features of headlines with a 350- Erown, headmaster of the l-jatteras -41 and 34. pound jewfish caught St. Andrew's, as a result while trolling a lady- of season-long balloting ch • ' fish. His guest was by Royal palm fans. we manne, inc. C.W. Davis who landed PIER 66 FT. LAUDERDALE a 20-pound jack crevalle. Yo Yo Contest JA 3-9644 Thursday, the same A Yo Yo contest for duo brought in a 7'8" boys and girls under 15 sailfish, three large kings years of age will be FUSSY and four dolphin. Stanley held Saturday, in con- about Shupp, Harold Yapp and junction with the Teen Ivan Groh had a nice day Age Center's Spring Ba- your car? on the Marjeane out of zaar at the Fifth Ave- Boynton, getting four nue Shopping Plaza. kings, one dolphin and a Entry blanks - which Get the right muffler NOW/ 6'10" sail. can be obtained at Tony Lalle leads the schools, from the City for your make and bridge and bank division Recreation Department model of car installed with a 14 pound two ounce or at the Bazaar - must by an expert in just jewfish. Walter Weiss is be turned in before 2 in second place with a p.m. Saturday. 15 minutes seven pound one ounce Winner of the contest at your channel bass and Florence will be eligible to enter Young is third with a sev- the contest April 21 at en pound channel bass. Hialeah, where the grand Don Day landed a five prize will be a trip to pound seven ounce snook. Disneyland. The Fishing Tournament
Harold Barry received the first St. Andrew's Sportsmanship Trophy Sunday liiitip from the Rev. Hunter Wyatt-Brown, headmaster of St. Andrew's School of Boca Raton. Donald Scott Sharpe (center) later presented the new Challenge Trophy Midas mufflers ara BEACH to the Boca-Dallas team, winners of a 12-8 victory over Milwaukee in a spec- ial match game last Sunday. GUARANTEED for a* long as you own your car. SUNOCO Boca-Dallas Will Meet Milwaukee «>»*«"«> BEACH 10 M, FED, HWY. The unbeatable Boca Milwaukee will field gone undefeated through- 1484 South Federal DEERFiELD BEACH, FLA. combination will put its Co-Captain Bert Beve- out the season. BAMLY GMEENS FEES unblemished record on ridge at No. 1, Ray The Royal Palm season 942-3023 U.S. 1 & Hillsboro Blvd. SINGLE PLAY 10-PLAY RATE the line again Sunday Harrington at No. 2, nine will close on Easter Sun- teaming with the Dallas goaler George Oliver at da; I horsemen to take on Mil- No. 3 and Benny Gutier- waukee at Royal Palm rez at back. Polo Grounds. Don Beveridge and Har- Harold Barry, with 35 old B.arry, teaming with goals for the season, Aiken stars Lewis Smith leads the Royal Palm and Vinnie Rizzo in Jan- players jnth^Del^Carroll ualy and with BiU Barry Announcing the Opening of close behind with 32. and Dick Bunn during Both high scorers will February and March have see action Sunday on the RJLDMAH'S BA1BER SHOP Boca-Dallas squad with co-captains Don Beve- SPECIALIZING SN 4dge and Russell Fire- CHILDREN'S AND stone Jr. MEN'S HAIRCUTS Adult Softball SHOESHINE AND A meeting of all men MANICURE SERVICE interested in participat- By: Reid Simmons ALSO AVAILABLE ing in the Summer Slow Daa Borgioli Pitch Softball League SPONSORED will be held tonight at A walk down an average the Recreation Center residential street will BY PROMPT, FHIINDLY SERVICE on West Palmetto Park show enough metal, pipe Road, at 7 p.m. and tubing on housetops BOCA RATON 15ISJ.nftSTAVL BOM RATON The meeting is for to build a small cruiser. team representatives This metal is in the form CHAMBER of DIVISIONS * BOAT OPPOSITE KWIK CHEK and sponsors, umpires of TV antennas, and the ABRIDGES BANK (Salt) and interested players. antenna has been describ- COMMERCE ed in some circles as the * FRESH WATER "Achilles Heel" of TV ggstd JAYCEES reception. t INC Actually, no matter how BIG PRIZES FRANK efficient or costly your COULSON receiver, its performance for EACH DIVISION may be sharply affected REGISTER ML FISH... by an inferior antenna or one not suited to the WEEKLY AWARDS S45 WORTH handling of reception prob- 1st. PRIZE OF TACKLE RAMBLER lems in your area. Check to be made from S27.50 WORTH your antenna occasional- 2nd. PRIZE OF TACKLE ly; be sure it is secure Registration Lists $15.00 WORTH and properly oriented and OF TACKLE when minor repairs or re- 3rd. PRIZE DRRAY BEACH placements are necessary, of Fish see that they are made. Makes No Register and Weigh your Fish at.. -X-Conplete mm Speaking of TV repairs Difference SERVICE there is little to be ind Paint Slop SPECIALISTS done that SOUTHERN TV * Awards BOCA TACKLE SHOP INC. can't handle quickly and properly. We have the 451 E. Palmetto Park Hd. 395-0969 Selection of mm 1962 equipment and experience The Following Firms are Co-Sponsors of FISHING SWEEPSTAKES to do the job right. As we W.T. GRANT LEWIS BROS. CO. Biicb md Handlers have said before: At the WESTERN AUTO THE WINFiELD B and D COMPANY HARDWARE ASSOCIATE STORE first sign of trouble, call CARD and GIFT POOL SERVICE, INC. 213 N. Fed. Hwy. Delray Beach, Fla. Fifth Avenue Plaza SHOP SOUTHERN TV INC., 172 E. Boca Raton R& Boca Baton 334 N. Fed. Hwy. 395-0423 395-2442 Telephone CR 8-3292 1927 No. Federal High- Shopping Center 179 N.E. 20 Sk 395-5757 way, on the double. Phone 395-8323 395-2949 395-4666. Thursday, April 12, 1962 THE QOCAriAICN NGV/S UA Samuel M. Paxton Raymond A. Denny HELP WANTED APARTMENTS FOE KENT Samuel Metelles Pax- Raymond Anthony Den- FURN. 2 bdr. duplex apt. HOMES FOR SALE ton, 84, 10 E. Royal ny, 70, 465 N.3. Second EE;ATjTY-operator-Manager Palm Road, Boca Raton, for June, July & August. 380 aw. 1st St., Pine Boca Raton News Classified St., Boca Raton, died Ridge section, just south' died Sunday morning at Thursday evening, April Established Shop. Ph. Bethesda Memorial Hospi- 395-:4622. (22-19E) of Palmetto Pk. Rd. Walk- 5th, at his residence, ing distance downtown, tal following a short ill- after an extended ill- ;S FOR RENT LOTS FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE ness. Secretary for Real Estate Boca. Ph. CR G-9612 or ness. office in Boca Raton. inquire at 10,4 S.tt. ,4th 3 BEDROOM, Fla. rm. 39 wooded acres on cor- ,AN CF.F.EK A retired real estate He was a winter resi- built-in kitchen, brand ner off military Trail. Real estate experience •We., Eoca Raton, (956- WILL SACRIFICE FOR salesman, he had moved dent from Pleasantville, new, completely furnish- Bargain. Eelray 278-1754. QUICK SALE. BHATJII- preferred for medium siz- 17E) to Eoca Eaton from N.Y., and had been a win- ed office. In reply give ed. Near J.C. Mitchell (860-15B) FUL 2 bedroom, 1 bath Coral Gables, Fla., a ter visitor in Boca Raton full resume of experience, Fev 2 BedR. .& 2 baths School. Call 395-2527. • home in Chatham Hills. year ago. for the past five sea- furnished or unfurnished. (39-20B). REAL ESTATE for SALE 321 N.E. 28th Ed. Tel. availability, and salary DOWNTOWN Boca, 2 bed- He is survived by a sons. He was a member expected. Write, Box H, One with private bath & OFFICES FOR RENT 395-2G.47, evenings and sister, Miss Claudia of St. Joan of Arc Catho- Boca Raton News. (50- entrance. Near shopping room house on property, week-ends. (925-17Btf) Faxton, of Marion, Ohio. lic Church and the Holy EUSINUSS Space avail- price $9500. John A. Ben- 20B) center & heach. 40 S.E. able. Suitable for office Services were held at Name Society. 7th St., Foca. (603-lOFtf) son, Real Estate, 503 E. $1,000. BELOW COST the Kraeer Funeral Home RESPONSIBLE Woman for or active business. 20x40. Palmetto Park Rd. Call BY Owner, Corner lot, Survivors include his $85. per mo. Located at in Eoca Raton, at 11 wife, Mrs. Hazel Denny, general housework, 4 . 1 bdr. apt. Also, 395-1682. (46-20B) new 3 bedroom, 2 bath a.m. on Tuesday, the Rev. days a week 1 pm to 7 148 N.W. 13th St. Ph. house, storm awnings. of Boca Raton; two sons, Efficiency. Spacious, 395-1828 between 8:30 HOMES FOR SALE James Stoutsenberger, Raymond A. Denny, Cleve- pm, $25. per week. 4 comfortable. Week, month See ' at 100 Kingsbridge rector of St. Gregory's children in family. Own a.m. and .4 p.m. (34-20,21 NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath St., Eoca Eaton. (999-19- land, Ohio, and Thomas or year, reasonable. El B). episcopal Church, offi- F. Denny, Jackson transportation. Call Mar Apts; 4300 N.W. 3rd home central heating, 22E> ciating. Burial was in Heights, Long Island, 395-4582. (41-20B) Ave. 395-2596. (958-17E) WAREHOUSES city sewers, extra Ige. Boca Raton Cemetery. N.Y.; two daughters, lot, built-in range & NICE 2 bedroom home. BE A SUCCESS!! 5000 SQ. FT, CBS, 14 ft. Mr, Paxton was born in Mrs. John Muhlfeld, CNE bedroom apt. furnish- oven, Ige. screened porch, 221 N.W. 10th St., Boca EARN a good income ceilings, 3 10x12 over- Brazil, Ind., September 4, Hartsdale, N.Y., and ed. See at 160 N.W. 3rd head doors, separate off- no closing costs, price Raton. Handy to every- 1877. He had been a resi- Miss Sally E. Denny, close to home. Friendly, St; Boca Eaton. (978-18E) $14,000. 1199 West Pal- where. Priced to sell pleasant and profitable, ice 12x1.5,2 toilets. Prac- dent of Boca Raton two Pleasantville, N.Y., and tically new building metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- quick. When the Univer- years, coming from Coral three grandchildren. representing Avon Cos- Zb-FICIZNCY Apts. yearly 1818. (594-8B) sity is built, price will metics, quickly puts $ in Plenty of windows, cen- Gables. Local arrangements lease, $75. a month. Park trally located. Fh. JA 4- go up. See owner next your pocket. Write P.O. Vue Apts. centrally locat- NEiAB NEW BOC.A BATON were handled by Kraeer 7813. (238-47Btf) HIGH'SCHOOL door. (36-20Btf) Harold B. Vandewater Box 1101, W. Palm Beach, ed in downtown Boca Ea- Funeral Home in Boca NHW split-level home, 3 Raton. Services and Fla. Give street & phone ton, at 111 Eoca Baton REAL ESTATE 0WN2R transferred. Sacri- Services will be held number. (36-20B) bdr; 2 bath, Ige. family rm. today at 2 p.m. in the burial will be in White, Rd. Call 395-4327 or 395- FOR RENT or SALE fice $2500. below cost, Plains, N.Y. 5535. (980-21B) Move right in, priced right. Waterfront, 3 bdr; 2 baths, Kraeer Funeral Chapel, AUTOS FOR SALE ~ UNPURN. 2-bdr, 2 bath, Call 395-0265. (966-18Etf) Boca Raton, for Harold screened enclosed pool, 1956 CADILLAC, full pow- FURN. or unfurn. 1 bed- Pla. room, central heating. Benjamin Vandewater, He was a retired building CLOSE Cut, assume central heating & air con- W er, $500. Ph. 395-5555 or room apt. Also efficiency. Reasonable. 3543 NW 2nd ditioning, beautifully 66, of 1198 S.W. Third contractor and a member Beautiful location, con- mtg. last 3/3 models, Street, who died Monday can be seen at 3419 N.E. Ave. To see pick up kej garage, porch, many fea- landscaped, underground of American Legion Post 4th Ave. Across from venient. 101 NW Pine at 3667 NW 2nd Ave. at Jackson Memorial Hos- 277, Boca Raton. Circle, Ph. 395-4567. tures. Caroline Homes, sprinkler system. Locat- pital, Miami, after a brief Lake Rogers Isles. (58- C465-3Btf) 1281 N.W. 7th St. Ph. ed on canal, priv. dock, Survivors include his 20B) (18-19Etf) illness. wife, Mary, of Boca Ra- DUPLEX, Ideal for doc- 395-0753 or WE 3-9391. in Boca Harbour. Priced The Rev. William ton; two brothers, Alton, PETS ~ 1000 TRADING STAMPS tor, lawyer, dentist, Nur- (971-18Etn at $25,000. See at 725 Deutschmann, pastor of of Nashua, N.H., and FREE sery School or Beauty par- N.S. 71st St. Ph. CR 8- BEAUTIFUL Registered .3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. Advent Lutheran Church, George, of Marlboro, Seal Point Siamese Fe- to NEW tenants with this lor. Can carry for less 2044. (40-20Btf) will officiate. Mass. ad. Stamps given weekly thaij cost of office space. room. Split-level, nne male Kitten. Will hold for block off Intra-coastal. Mr, Vandewater had liv- There will be graveside Easter. See by appoint- thereafter with the pay- Tel. 395-0979. (37-20Btf) BARGAIN! ment of your rent. Sacrifice, $19,500. Ph. LOOK over 3 bdr, 2 bath ed in Boca Raton for five services by American ment: Mrs. Caldwell, Del- FURN. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Legion Post 277 at the EF.EIC. $10.00 to 12.50 395-5151 or 395-0655. house at 2701 N.W. 2nd months coming from In- ray CR 6-4581. (55-20B) closed garage, convenient (975-18Etf)* wood, Long Island, N.Y. Boca Raton Cemetery. 1 bdrm. $13.50 - 18.75 Ave. Boca Woods, then An Easter gift the whole 2bdrm. $15.00 - 21.25 to beach, shopping & post call Owner and make off- MISCELLANEOUS Travel Opportunities family can enjoy, Sia- including utilities. Near office. See at 400 NE 4th Anxious to sell property er. Must be sold this for SALE mese kittens 8 wks. old, St. Yearly rental if de- at 435 Boca Raton Rd., month. Ph. 395-0979. We can ship your car playground, schools & sired. (44-20B) home. Call Boca Raton box trained. 3 boys and a shopping. lot size 75x150 ft. deep. (38-20Btf) Picture Frames, all types, House with tile roof and all sizes, mats, also Travel. 395-1414. (47-20B) girl. 395-5555. 434 Man- G arden Apartm ents LOTS FOR SALE weathervanes, post signs, chester street, across 290 Vi. Palmetto Park Rd. Hurricane Awnings on all VERY desirable residen- windows and openings. Split-level, encl. garage, American flags, Jennings WANTED TO BUY from Caribbean Keys. Tel. 395-5549 3 bdr; 2 baths, range, Picture Framing, 110 E. Wanted Clean Used (59-20B) (5-19Etf) tial lots in Boca Raton Interior large living room Hills sub. All improve- with dinette. Kitchen with Westing. Refrig. air-cond; Boca Raton Rd. Tel. HOUSEHOLD GOODS English Bred Tiny Silver gas range, refrigerator and drapes, wall to wall, Ige. 395-1660. (667-lOBtf) Will Pay Top Prices AF.ARTMENT in a large ments paid. Low initial Toy Poodle. Will deliver beautiful duplex, 2 bdrs; payment. Balance easy wall cabinets. Lovely Lot, well & sp. sys. tead Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 Easter morning. Boca Florida room, 3 bedrooms end St. near new 5th Ave. Duke Home Furnishings 2 baths, extra large enter- monthly payments. Write JACK LaLANNE VITAMIN 395-2251. (56-20Btf) taining room downstairs. plenty closets. Bathroom Plaza Shopping Center. PECDUCTS. Ph. CR 8- 2301 N. Dixie Highway, Box 651, Boca Raton, Fla. Located Camino Real & or call WH 1-0613. (536- also shower ropm with Terms. Open 1440 N.E. 3128 (Belray) for free Pompano ROORiS FOR RENT toilet, 2 wall gas furnaces. 4th Ct. (753-13Etf) Buy - Sell - Trade - SW 4th Ave. Reasonable. 7-14B) home delivery. (8-19E) NEW front room. Priv. bath, Ph. 395-2155. (997-19B) Large garage with utility C470-4,5,6,7B) ent.& driveway. G.E.Refrig. room with gas water heat- GOLD Coast exchange . HOMES FOR REXT LOT 180-foot frontage on Privacy Breakfast priv. Close-in. S.E. 2nd Street between er and electric washer. has for sale, fine used ALTERATIONS UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom, Worn ens and Girls cloth- • Reasonable. Ph. 395-1458. Federal and Dixie high- Price $17,500 Sn Boca Raton DRESSMAKING-, Altera- (51-20B) 2 bath, Fla. room, near ways. For sale or lease. Owner H.P. B2UTH3L ing, Antiques, Bric-a- town, beach, $135. per In a secluded beautiful Brac, and .Antique Jewel- tions, all types of Sewing 3205 S.E. 7th St. Apt. 1190 Amherst St. by experienced Seam- BEAUTIFUL home, room mo. Ph. 395-5151 or 395- wooded section of Boca ry. Also taken on consign- 107. Pompano Beach. Buffalo 16, N.Y. Raton, a Mizner home - stress. Call 395-5275. w/private bath. Conven- 0655. (976-18Etf) (31-20P) ment. 1807 Sample Rd. ient to shopping. $50. (961-18B) Something old — "across from Shoppers, (486-5B) per mo. Gentleman. Refe- NICELY furn. 2 bdr; 1 CHOICIi Tot in Bermuda something new - Haven" (upstairs) Pom- SERVICES '.AVAILABLE 2 bedroom home, central rences. Ph. 395-0246. bath, small .Fla. rm. Quiet, Square, N.E. 10th St. be- gas heat, awning win- a three and two, pano Eeach.Ph. 942-0240. (998-19B) tween 4th & 5th Aves. just made for you - (942-17,18,19,20E) Typewriters Rent and Re- convenient. $70. a month ; dows, Fla. room, screen- until Sept. 1st. Referen- 117x106'. Sewer assess- Owner has reduced for pair. Call 395-4151, Mars ROCM with twin beds, ed patio, $13,000. 3419 Office Machines, Boca Ra- ces. 17 Hastings St; Sun ment paid in full, under N.E. 4th Ave. across from quick sale. Shown by HUNDREDS and Hundreds private bath and private appointment only. of TOP VALUE STAMPS ton. U4-19.20P) Haven, Boca Raton. Ph. $5,000. Tel. 399-1021. Lake Rogers Isles. Ph. entrance. Gentleman pre- CR 6-7907. (994-19Etf) (918-16.17,18,19B) for anything of value that ferred. 300 N.E. 7th "St; 395-5555. (60-20B) will fit in your car. House- RADIO REPAIRS-HOME-CAR Ph. 395-2351, mornings or BEACH HOUSE wares, good used clothing, Free Pick-Up and Delivery. after 7:30p.m. (15-19,20E) VVATEFFFONT lot in NEW Ige. 2/2 with ga- 20 S.E. 1st Ave. men's, women's, children, Prompt Service 4 EEDRCCM,3 bath, large exclusive "Cove" 5th rage, porch, central heat, Boca Baton, Fla. bedspreads, drapes, toys, ADAMS T.V. and liv.-dining & Fla. rooms. Section Lot 11, block 56. Ige. dining-rm; value 395-4044 LARGE room, private Thos. P. Nolan, Eroker. radios, clocks, furniture, RADIO SERVICE bath, private entrance, 1D0'X115' with seawall. $17,800. Quick sale C48-20B) Phone 395-5246 Ph. 395-3838 or evenings, Owner needs some cash, $14,800. 680 N.W. 12th brie a brae, etc. THE near all conveniences. REAL ESTATE LYKE-NTJ SHOP, 15.43 (54-20P) Call evenings, 395-0655. WH 1-3545. (26-19E) HI! sacrifice. 3P9-33P2. Ave. Ph. 395-0753 or (875-15,16,17,1PP) WE 3-9391. (972-18Etf) No. Dixie Hwy., Pompano. PLASTIC FLOWER (43-20Btf) UNFURNISHED 2 bed- Open April 16th. (30-23P^ CLASSES will be held at LISTINGS WANTED room, 1 bath, closed ga- N.W. Corner 27th Ct. and 10 Parkiike acres with 3 TRADE the Mary Carter Paint RENTALS NEEDED rage. Fla. rm. walk to 25thTerrace. App. 92x100. tedroorr house and 2 small Molla Wrought iron and beach & town. $110. per Have Royal Palm Lot. aluminum dinette table Store at 78 So. Federal We have some clients To close affairs, much less lakes just off t'llitary Hwy. Boca Raton, begin- for furnished and un- mo. yearly. Ph. 395-5151 than cost. Ph. 941-5580. Trail. /. dream. Eelray Want business property. and extension table. 2- or 395-0655. (45-20Btf) arm and 4 straight chairs. ning Monday, April 16, furnished homes - summer (35-20,21,22E) 278-1754. (C61-15E) from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. and year round. 399-2611 HUT2LER REALTY Excellent condition. $150. FURNISHED 3 bed- BUILDING Jots for.sale in REAL ESTATE Supplies will be available Boca 395-1922 395-0291. (52-20B) at all times. Phone 395- rooms, 2 baths. Phone beautiful Country Club Vil- GENERAL Electric re- 0598. (62-20B) 395-1635. (42-20B) lage. Phone 395-1818 or Evenings: REALTY frigerator, left hand door, SERVICES AVAILABLE stoD at office at entrance,, ;;Attractive, almost new, 3', CRestwood 6-7371 T.V. Antenna Installations Deerfield Beach, Florida ;|bedroom, 2 bath home sit-{ yellow. Used six months, OFFICES FOR RENT perfect condition. Make Guaranteed to improve (61-20B) ;|uated on a well landscap-I your reception. ;jed lot in quiet surround-1 BOCA RATON offer.Moving. Ph 395-3719. APARTMENTS FOR RENT Boca's Best ;;ings adjoining the Univer-; (33-20B) ADAMS T.V. and The owners of a 3 bed- FURNISHED Apt. across' SPRINKLER SUPPLIES Business Address ;;sity Site and near new! room, Z bath home; a large RADIO SERVICE j'high school location.; fenced in yard with fruit .ENLARGES and dark from Golf Course in new 10056 POLYETHYLENE PLASTIC PIPE * Store, Office or Phone 395-5246 ;! Completely modern in; trees and a delightful pool room equipment, top quali- duplex. Light, clean, airy, Price Per 100 Ft. desk space at (53-20P) <' every detail with each; have asked us to find the ty, sell or trade. Ph. GE kitchen, TV. 343 E. 14 in. $145 I'Xin. $12.45 reasonable rentals family which appreciates MODERN GRINDING ]'• room having access to the; 395-51,46 evenings. (29- Royal Palm Rd. (995-19B % in. $4.9S VA in. $15.93 110 E. Palmetto Pic. Rd.
FULL QUART Contest FLEISCHMANNS 14 - 3 P.M. GIN O 99 grounds at: 3*11.75
Regular 6.75 Teen-Age Center VAT 69 HEAVEN SPRING BAZAAR JOHN FIFTH . HILL 4.99 KENTUCKY BEGG BOURBON Meet.. Doyle Harper Seoteh Reg 6.85 86 PROOF "'Blended and Duncan Yo-Yo Champion of the World ! Bottled SOUR MASH in Scotland" HAIG& HEG. 5.00 f 86.8 PROOF HAIG Local Winners go to Regional Contest FIFTH 4 09 39 FIFTH at Hialeah where the prize is WALKER'S 3 a trip to DISNEYLAND ! Full Quart Reg. 4.952 4 Fire Prevention Hi-lites Sorority Elects Others elected included youngsters, Hurt, Jenni- Mrs. Theodore Revell, vice fer, and Amy, took a w eek- Two Local Women president; Miss Louise Bostel- end off and went visiting BOCA RATON NEWS Gas Appliances Should Be man, recording secretary; parents and grandparents. Two Boca Raton women Miss Doris Day, treasurer A trip to Tampa and St. SECTION B Thurs., April 12, 1962 Placed Properly for Safety were among those elected to and Mrs. W. D. Molitor, Pan Petersburg to visit both office recently at a meeting Hellenic delegate. the doctor's and Mrs. By Lt. Sal Matteis flue, that the roott is large of Delta Zeta Alumni group An installation of officers Grennell's parents, made City Fire Inspector enough so that products of sorority. willbeheld April 24 at Tro- some of the children's UNIVAC iri«iroB of 'neuoi Smartly styled . . . Good and good looking . . . Contemporary Design ... 6-Pc. Suite in Teakwooei finish. Dresser, 6-Pc. Suite of quality . . in Walnut finish 6-Pc. Suite in light Cherry Finish . . . Mirror, Chest, Two Nife Stands, full s\m . . . Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Two Twin Beds, Bed. Dresser, Mirror, Chest, Two Twin Beds, Nite Stand Nite Stand Complete 1 IT A 95 Complete |J/| Complete Suite U jr YOIJGET Suite 140 YOU GET 1595 STAMPS Suite YOU GET I486 STAMPS 146'146!6 STAMPS \ 28 THE BGCARA10N NEWS Thursday, April 12, 1962 Personals —-CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN — Mrs. Lewis Simmonds was Some of the ailments that respond favorably to hostess at a coffee Saturday chiropractic care are: honoring Mrs. Richard Rosen- ARTHRITIS SCIATICA -j™ &|RK|»T THAU berg, daughter of Mr. and ASTHMA LUMBAGO Mrs. William Derby. NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St., Orchid Square The honoree and her son, EPILEPSY AIXERGIES Boca 395-5221 John, left Tuesday for their home in Baltimore, Mi, after a brief vacation here. r to leaving for sea Phone Tsland, Ga., for a two weeks Knight and 1,4-month old stay at The Cloisters, Mr. Bamhi, who have just re- and Mrs. Seward Smith en- 395-2440 turned from Scotland. tertained at a cocktail party HOUR AROUND the Town It will be the first time honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. Mrs. Hubbard has visited Townsend Jones of Rochester, CLEANERS Michigan in about three N. Y., who are visiting in years, and a two-week va- the area. cation is scheduled, when Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Marrow, 1328 S.W. Ninth Mr. Hubbard, who left last The Smiths and Jones will Terr., who moved to Boca Eaton from Staten Island, weekend to join them, ar- vacation together at The N.Y. in November, 1961, have been enjoying the rives in Eerien Center. Cloisters. company of old Mends from "back home." Their re- Mrs. Joseph Kozdeba (left) received the president's cent visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kroner of Ormond gavel from Mrs. Lee Lawson, retiring president, at Have you done any sew- a cotton or cloth-stuffed Beach, who forsook the New York island for Florida's the Junior Woman's Club's traditional installation ing lately? What did youball. Any other materials sunny clime nine years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Kroner left banquet Tuesday. do with the leftover scraps which might be used for to return to Ormond Eeach on Thursday. Other house- of material? Do you have stuffing, and is clean and guests at the Marrow home, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert scraps and pieces of ma- washable, would be a wel- Jr. Women's Club Members Thorndike of Doylestown, Ohio, who are seeing Flor- terial you saved because come addition to the ida for the first time. Ruth Thorndike is Eeatrice Mar- "maybe someone can usescraps and pieces of ma- row's cousin. them?" terials you might wish to Attend Arts Festival 1943 N. FEDERAL HV/Y. The visitors from Chio, tity of the long pine nee- Now's the time to get donate. The Junior Woman's Club articles from fifteen coun- who will soon be leaving dles when she and Nicho- them together, and give What's usable beside Eoca Raton, were "rr.uch of Boca Raton was well re- tries. las make a trip to Chio. them to the Eoca Raton pieces of materials? Men's presented at the Florida Fe- impressed," according to Junior Woman's Club. Mrs. Richard Fish, educa- See Nicholas is retired from socks make wonderful deration of Woman's Clubs Mrs. Marrow. With Mr. and You'll be helping them in tion chairman of the Wo- Bethlehem Steel's Staten dolls. How about the but-District 10 Fine .Arts Festival Mrs. Kroner and their host Island plant, where he was their effort to provide dolls tons and zippers from man's Club of Boca Raton, and hostess, the Thorn- and toys for crippled and held at the Boynton Reach presented Mrs. Clementine traffic manager. The Mar- clothing about to be dis-Women's Club recently. dike couple went visiting rows have a son, his wive, retarded children in vari- carded? Toys can be Rrown the " Teacher of the mutual friends in Riviera and four grandchildren ous hospitals and schools stuffed with worn towels On display were exhibits Year" award for District 10 Eeach and Miami Shores. back in Staten Island. throughout the State. too thin for household of sixteen members, many of the Florida Federation of Other sightseeing trips Lending a helping hand use. Old felt hats, rick- winnersofthelocal Fine Arts Women's Clubs. Mrs. Brown included Bazaar Interna- Mrs. Charles Hubbard to the Toy Clinic of Amer- rack, and braided tape, Festival, Exhibits included received a ceramic - plate tional. left on Thursday, ;Apiil ica, Inc., is one of the are among usable materi- oil paintings, needlecraft, with the Woman's club col- Beatrice, who has learn- 5th, to. drive her mother, club's projects. All toys als. Cld handknit sweaters shellcraft, ceramics, knit- lect inscribed on it. FRIDAYS S-S--ZO ed pine needle weaving Mrs. Raye Eruce, back to made by the Toy Clinic no longer usable, can beting, poetry, and other mis- Members participating in since moving to .Florida, her home in Berien Center, are therapeutic toys. Pup- ripped out and rolled into cellaneous items of art, the program were Mrs. Joseph interested her cousin so pets encourage the move- balls of yarn for donation Mich. With Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. Rosendo Rodriguez Rath, who read poetry written thoroughly in the art, and Mrs. Eruce, were Mrs. ment of small fingers and to the Toy Clinic. Bits of that she's promised to hands which have long fabric left from making won first prize blue ribbon by members Mrs, D. M. Hubbard's daughter and Spencer and Mrs. Harry Ben- bring along a large quan- granddaughter, Mrs. David struggled for freedom. In draperies can become award for her shellcraft more than one known case, beanbags or aprons for placques. Mrs. Harry Ren- son; Mrs. Robert Boldizar, the puppets have inspired dolls. There are any num-son received a recognition representative in the sewing Stock Picture Frames a child to speak for the ber of possibilities, and gift from Mrs. Olan T. Ha- contest along with the Ju- and Framed Mirrors first time. if in doubt, donate it. milton, rSstrict 10 director, nior's student winner, Miss Toy animals of all Someone will know how for her map of the western Annie Noel. Jennings Picture Framing kinds are made in sets and to use it. Hemisphere. The Boca Raton 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 of different colors. With There's another possi- Tunior women's Club receiv- these, the children learn bility, too. Perhaps you're ed a certificate award for its to count, to learn colors, one of those people who western Hemisphere display and the names of the vari- often think, "I'd like to in which nearly 90 items ous animals. Bean bags, help, but I can't afford from club members were dis- THE Jf EXQUISITE n in weights ranging frorr. much," when it comes to played. The items included 5 to 10 pounds, are sup-a cash donation. A small plied for the spastic child- investment in a remnant for the materials to be "***• BY BALDWIN ren to hang on a wrist or can go a long way inpicked up. Call her at carry, in order to rest cases like this. You'd be 395-57E3 at any reason- WATCH __ their arms. Bright colors doing exactly what you able hour. CLEANING $5.95 SAVE.PT. 15% of clutch balls add a gay wanted to do, and the glow MIRROR-PRACTICE PIANOS.,. $295.00 touch, and the balls are left in the heart after an So many mothers will STEM HEADQUARTERS for U.S. KEDS BALDWIN and LOWREY ORGANS made of soft felt, to insure action like this can be appreciate this story that a safer catch or throw. it seerr.s worth telling. & CROWN $1.95 and KEDETTES —Piano and Organ Lessons— Your old nylon stockings, matched only by the joy of the children who will We promised not to men- REGULAR A ACCORDION & no longer wearable, can tion names, but a young- CRYSTAL $1.00 For the ENTIRE Family MUSIC STUDIOS stuff these clutch balls. use products made from your gift. ster in town arrived home 473 NE 20th ST., BOCA RATON Stuffed in such manner, a trifle early one day last MAIN PH: 3M-353J OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 10-i You' can also help by they are light in weight, week while Mother was SPRING $1-95 SHOE and dry much faster than telling friends who sew what to do with leftover shopping. HVGRA0E-CHRON0 pieces of materials, even The 7-year old boy de- AUTOMATICS cided to conduct an experi- NOT INCLUDED offer to take the pieces ment in the making of spun CENTER with you for donation. ALTIER sugar. When Mama tame 399-0481 The Junior Woman's in, both arms loaded with Club has been helping the groceries, she entered the JEWELER DEERFiELD BEACH-ON THE BEACH Diamonds — Watches — Toy Clinic of America Inc. kitchen and found herself Jewelry HWY. A-l-A NEXT tO BEACH POST OFFICE for the past two years. rooted to the spot. The 44 & E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton. Their latest project has young lad, after the pot been the making of dolls. boiled over, had burned Sorr.e of the members are himself, spilled the con- making the cloth-bodied coction on the floor, and dolls, some making wigs tried to clean it up. Thick and shoes, and others mak- sugar syrup was responsi- ing two dresses for each ble for the shopper's feet doll. No scrap of material of lead. is too small. Anything Having set down the from about an inch square groceries, tended the up, is something of value burned hand, and cleaned to the Toy Clinic. the floor, Mama went into Donations may be drop- the living room to find the ped off at the local Toy family pup, let in by the Clinic in the Dixie Build- boy, had chewed a hole ing, on Dixie Highway on in the sofa! Sounds awful- Mondays between 11 a.m.ly like one of those days the modern we all have sometimes, and 4 p.m. If, for any Gmzm reason, you can't get there doesn't it? fSameiess with your donations, Mrs. Jack Jones, chairman, Read and Use electric will be happy to arrange Boca News Classifieds way! SALLEI31A MACZC PALM 13 EACH VENICE 1OAVIAPAHIOI S. MARCO, 2407 IT'S CLEANER! There's no fuel grime to atain walls and settle on cur- PALM BEACH. FLORIDA VENICE. ITALY tains. No soot to blacken utensils...they keep shining bright. Your whole TELEPHONE 833-5333 TELEPHONE 69-313 family will love the "lace hanky" cleanliness of nameless electric cooking. IT'S COOLER! Pots and pans come into direct contact with the electric EASTER SHOWING range heating element for speediest cooking without wasted heat. Your 20% to 50% OFF kitchen stays up to 16 degrees cooler in the summer. PAINTINGS IT'S SAFER! 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AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT Helping Build Florida DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON Thursday, April 12, 1962 THE BOCA RATON HEWS 30 Housing Facilities Integral Citations Awarded Boca Garden Club Part of Bible Grounds Two citations in the Flori- da Federation of fiarden <"lubs By Marion Cooney rrade his decision with- out any malicious intent. were won by the Boca Raton Housing facilities on He is doubtless con- Garden Club at the recent the Boca Eaton Eible scientiously endeavoring convention in Jacksonville. Conference Grounds are to fulfill his responsi- Awards were won on the an integral part of the bility. local club's Year Book and Chautauqua style opera- "I nevertheless regret forits Hong KongOrchid Tree tions there, Ira Lee Eshle- that we were unable to project, 9' man stated this week, fol- ? provide him with a better lowing a move by the city Members of the club will to place them on the tax picture of our operations, visit the Thornton Nursery roll. so that he could have April 18. Reservations may been better informed as to be made by calling Mrs. P.A. "I'm quite certain," the exact nature of our Eshleman said, "that the Cameron at 395-1258. operations prior to his Also on the club's sche dule new tax assessor has decision. "It is quite possible is a card party to be held at that we have also contri- the Boca Raton Cabana Club buted to an improper con- May 9 at7:30 p.m. Mem- JUST cept, created by our re- bers, husbands, friends and ferring to our housing fa- neighbors are invited to at- • k cilities as hotel accommo- tend. Donation is $1.25 per dations rather than dormi- person and includes dessert, REMINDER tory facilities since it coffee and gratuities. OUTGROWING YOUR seems to be the conclu- Tickets may be obtained How is the time sion of the tax assessor's from Mrs. A. R. Mitchell, HOME SWEET HOME ? i 10 FERTILIZE office that these facili- Cooks, waiters, and busboys for the Annual Pancake Supper of the Men's 395-3070; Mrs. S. B. Miller, ties are distinctively sep- Club of St. Gregory's Episcopal Church, gathered in the kitchen to pose for a 395-1140; or Mrs. Frank your LAWN! arated from the balance of picture, Approximately 400 persons were served over 2,000 pancakes at the Walker, 395-3480 before There's no need to leave your friends the Chautauqua operations. May 7. It would be as utterly im- affair. and neighbors! Just see our Room possible for the Confe- Addition experts and discover ho* m rence to operate without Does Hold First Meeting easily you can add an economical • the dormitory rooms as it addition suited to your family*s liv- would be to operate a col- lege without dormitories." ing space needs . . . suited to your Following Installation budget, as well. Erive over this 'week "Our Bible Grounds has always paid taxes on Eoca Eaton Drove 17.3, lent committee, Ilene Mer- for free estimates. those lands or facilities E.P.O. Does, recently it el; good of the order, not used specifically for held its first meeting Betty Capp; and entertain- 40% Orgisik Conference operations. I since the installation of ment, Helen Merkel. know of no law enacted or officers and the first The first big project Goes Further - change in operations re- meeting without the will be the planning of sponsible for the change "mother Drove" being raising funds for the Lasts Longer in our tax status. If the present to assist. Drove, and discussion.of •• the project will be con- assessment is within the The meeting was held intent of the law, the tinued at the next meet-' at Eoca Eaton Hlks Club, ing. TANDARO Timer Bible Grounds may be and it was decided that facing a real crisis future meetings will be Mrs. Russ <"Retty^~wiilis of ahead." held the first and third neerfield Reach was hostess ••Supply & Lumbe172 Ml r13th St. Nurseries* Eshleman's reference to Wednesday of each month, to a coffee featuring pastry- Ph. 395-3203 the possibility of "having Russ Hinds, organist at St. Gregory's Episcopal at 8:30 p.m., at the same bearing trees as table deco- If Company contributed to an improper meeting place. Church, changed title Monday evening when the rations, The affair was given TOOLS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER concept of our opera- Men's Club of St. Gregory's held their annual pan- A regular order of busi- tions" may be explained ness followed, and the to honor Judge Mildred Aker- by a brochure published cake supper. He's shown wearing the hat bearing his man. 9S0 H. Fed. Hwy. title of the evening, "Master Chef, and sampling following committee by the Eible Conference chairmen appointed: • Boca Raton Grounds. his wares. Program comirittee, NEW Under the title "Confe- Marie Strauss; house com- CO-OP Ph 395-3636 rence Accommodations," appears: mittee, Charlotte Jordan; the following paragraph Personals APARTMENTS "Conference accommo- Dr. and Mrs. t. A. Durcell ways and means, Kitty dations include 72 modern Dugan; Drove forum, Beu- and sisters-in-law, Mrsjsa - lah Sheller; auditing, motel rooms with private belle Lynch and Miss Rose FURNISHED MODELS baths, rivaling in comfort Mary Ann Euzard; courte- Wingerter are the houseguests sy committee, Connye $10,950 to $15,950 many of the top resorts on of Mr. and Mrs. L G. Perrone the Florida Gold Coast. Kurzinger; chairman for MAINTENANCE in their Park Drive, Por-La- the relief committee com- 1-Bedroom Furn. Apt. 10,950 1 Additional hotel rooms Mar home. and efficiency apartments posed of five officers, Includes taxes, insurance, city water, Dr. Purcell plans to be a will be the president, Ida OWNED LAND, NOT LiASiD lawn care, maintenance, etc. provide first class accom- Maye New kirk. modations for 300 guests. future resident in Por- La- Mas All are from Erie, Pa., and Chairman of the lapsa- Walk-in closets, colored tiled baths, tub with shower, modern kitchen, natural The latter are designed hardwood cabinets, ranges, sinks, garbage disposal, heat, air-conditioned, for those who are on plan to do some more travel- tion committee is Cathe- terrazzo floors, patios and balconies, on city sewer, 5 min. walk to shopping special diets or who for ling before returning to their rine Harhay; membership center and Post Office, off-street parking, adults only. other reasons prefer to Pennsylvania homes. committee, Mary Alley; prepare their own meals. judiciary committee, Eo- 301 E. ioyai Pelm Rd. AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. Guests staying on the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reid berta McKenry; publicity, SEND FOR P.O. Box 173, Boca Raton Grounds may enjoy excel- returned recently from a trip Margaret Clsson; benevo- Soccs Raton, Fie. BROCHURE Ph. 395-3858 or CR 8-2193 lent meals in the dining to Bermuda where they visi- room on either the Ameri- ted their son and his family, can or European plan." Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of "Certainly this far Hartford, conn. away from U.S. 1," Eshle- man said, "off the beaten path of tourists, we are hardly in the motel busi- ness. In addition, what guest at a motel would accept the edict, 'no smoking, and you must attend all lectures and classes'?" Here's the Sickness & Accident Corvalr 95—only pickup Flan with income with ide loading ramp ndepetident protection built in! AGENT Our Sickness & Accident Plan gives you income to help offset your loss of earnings if you're disabled and can't work. In addition, it protects your fam- ily these three ways: (1) en- abi JS you to meet most hospital bills and major medical ex- penses, (2) pays benefits to Fleetside pickup—most your dependents if your injuries popular Chevrolet truck T© contact an independent insurance agent prove fatal and (3) provides substantial lump sum benefits See your Yellow Pages for accidental loss of sight or limbs. CaU us for the details. Representing the Hartford Fire I C. Mitchell & Sons Insurance Companv 22 S. FED. HWY. Group Depend on it to give you an honest day's work for alongjong ,1 Hartford, Conn. PHONi 395-471! time and not cost much to rano r keep up. It's a Chevrolet. Trucks aren't all alike. This Chevrolet has double- make up your mind to buy, get this one. We wall roof, doors and side panels. It has suspension know you'U be happy with it. Will km Day, fnc Wm that helps it last longer by reducing road shock. It HAVE YOU LOOKED INTO CAMPER BODIES? 500 S. FED. HWY. has a non-skid wood body floor. It has as tough a This ia a fine way to enjoy the outdoors comfortably PHON1 395-022© tailgate as you'll find. It has an all-welded frame and at low cost. Many Chevrolet dealers are showing made of high-quality steel. Most important, camper units now. Drop by and investigate thia it has a name everybody respects because great way to make a truck do double duty. A DAY they know it stands for quality. When you strong Chevrolet is your best bet for Work or play. W. P. BeBout See your Chevrolet dealer for trucks that keep working and working and working and working! 701 N. FED. HWY. I^mi Mi dependent 395-4334 Insurant ® IkHWt Fis€usf Altman & Ffscis 500 S. Federal Hwy. ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY 40 S.E. 1st. AVE. RATON PHONE 395-5550 246 South Federal Highway Delray Beach CRestwood 6-5241 BOCA RATON NEWS ENROLLMENT CRUSH Got the home picked? Only newspaper with a complete news and pictorial coverage of the fast-growing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach areas FORCES SWITCH GET THE GO-AHEAD NOW! BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, April 12, 1962 TO TRIMESTER Homestead Tax Exemptions Florida State University switches from the semes- ter system to a new trimester plan of year round If, as charged by a Coco Raton prop- get owoy with it indefinitely. operation next September, when a record enrollment erty owner, Homestead fox exempt/on 'As brought to the attention of the crush is sure to push the student body well beyond the 10,000 mark. is being illegally obtained on rental city commissioners who were sitting Applications for admission by new students next property in this city the parties guilty as a Board of Bqualization, anyone September already number .40&4, a 17 per cent in- of such practice should be exposed who files a homestead exemption on a crease over the same period a year ago, according to Registrar Murray w. Kenna. and prosecuted. Commissioner Robert rented house has an unfair advantage Freshmen entering FSU ter, $113 for Florida resi- tionchell said he would present the over others who rent property because at that tirre can complete dents. Housing also will matter to the County Solicitor's office of the considerable saving in taxes. their work toward a bache- be the same, $110 for a if the names of any property owners lor's degree in two and typical room, and the who have filed such false claims is Cfner than the charge that was made two-thirds years instead laundry charge (for women furnished to him. of fhe meeting last week, no proof has of the usual four, provid- students only) will be the ed hey til e ach tri AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR been furnished that such false claims * " f 1 Thursday, April 12, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5E Springtime In Europe icanisms such as, okay, hat, pose in a photo with dollar, and payday. tourists. It's fun to go shopping The stores are close to- 39 S.E. 1 ST. in Willemstad, for 'most gether in the downtown Between Fe4«rc;i everything you see - cam- area. They close for sies- & Dixie Hwy. 'Curacao Will Be First Stop eras, wrist watches, jewel- ta from 12 to 2 p.m. Visi- ry, perfume, pocket radios, tors are invited to stop in liquor - is 30 to 50 per at the small distillery cent cheaper than it would where Curacao liqueur is ;iA0NDRY & On News' Trip to Europe be at home. made from stunted, bitter American money is ac- oranges that grow wild on CLEANERS cepted wherever you go, the island. With the first frost, and all the shopkeepers Americans who worry Americans who can af- speak English. It's about picking up a tropi- COMPLETE LAUNDRY r ford a winter vacation scarcely necessary to cal disease can rest SERVICE FOR turn their thoughts to convert to local currency, easy in Curacao. The the islands of the West for restaurants, taxi driv- HOMES-APTS.-MOTELS Indies. water they drink in hotels ers, and bellboys are and restaurants - even Yhit Our Modern New Plant ONE One of the most inte- satisfied with U.S. money. the water they use for a DAY resting of these tropical The hotel bill can be bath - is distilled sea SHIRT resorts, and a favorite paid in dollars. water. It's virtually free stop for cruise ships, is Stores allow 2 for 1 - of gerrcs. There's so little SERVICE the Dutch island of Cura- that is, $1 will purchase rain in Curacao that the cao, lying 38 miles north an item priced at two government has built of Venezuela in the blue- guilders. This is slightly large, expensive distilla- green waters of the more favorable to thetion plants to provide *' Caribbean. tourist than the official fresh water for household Here's all we have to know Curacao will be the rate of exchange. and industrial use. first stop on the Boca Ra- By renting a car for a Gambling is legal in ton News "Springtime in day or two (just show your Curacao - for tourists, at Europe" tour. Travelers driver's license), you can least - and one of the new to open your account... on the tour will have an visit secluded sandy attractions is a gairbling opportunity to see the beaches in rocky coves; casino in the Curacao In- That's right. Dealing with a broker can be as easy as sights and get in some the Piscadera Bay Club, tercontinental Hotel. filling out this form. serious shopping in a real with its ocean bathing This remains open until If you think you might like to buy stocks or bonds— bargain paradise. and restaurant; the Spanish 2 or 3 a,m. every night, now or any time in the future-why don't you fill it Long known as the fliater, a lagoon surround- and is particularly crowd- shoppers' bargain para- ed by private bungalows; ed when cruise ships are out and mail it in? dise of the West Indies, and scores of villages and in port. Local residents It won't obligate you in any way, but it will enable Willemstad, the island's scenic spots in the moun- are not admitted to the us to set about the business of opening your account. tainous country side. The capital city, was one of casino unless invited by Once that's done, we'll let you know, and then any time the world's first "free island is 38 miles long. a visitor from abroad. ports," where goods from Thus the government you want to buy or sell securities, all you'll have to do other countries can be But the greatest interest checks the spread of is give us a call. sold to tourists with no for tourists lies in the gambling fever among lo- city area within a few cal wage-earners. (or very little) import blocks of the principal duty added to the price. hotels. There's an interest- Americans do not need Name (please print) Not content with Cura- ing picture wherever you a passport to visit Cura- Mailing address cao's fame as a free port, turn your camera. cao or the other Dutch (STREET) ( CITY ) ( ZONE ) { STATE ) the island government has islands. Eut they must There's the floating Home phone , Business phone __ decided to spend several market, where three dozen carry proof of U.S. citi- million dollars, over a One of the "native sights" for tourists in Curacao is the "floating mariket>" zenship, such as a birth Are you over 21?_ _Are you a U. S. Citizen?_ period of years, to attract schooners tie up every where 20 t3 30 schooners tie up at a wharf every day to sell fish, fruits, and day beside a busy street record or voter's certifi- Have you ever been a customer of this firm before?- tourists. The prime target, vegetables. The fruits and vegetables are imported from Venezuela, 15 miles ho sell fish, fruit and vege- cate; a smallpox vaccina- of course, is Americans. away, because the Dutch island is too arid and rocky to grow its own food. tables. The long pontoon tion certificate, and a re- What office? In addition to spending turn trip ticket. the money on advertising This floating market is situated in Willemstad, at the edge of the business bridge crossing the harbor Name of your bank district-Fritz Henle photo entrance swings aside and publicity, the govern- Dccasionally to let ships- Personals To comply with New York Stock Exchange regulations, ment will devote large cannon near the swim- guest houses for the in- New York City (New please supply the following information about yourself— sums to improving hotel Amsterdam), has the fla- pass, and its next opening Lt. Col. Mark .Azzolina or if you're a married woman—about your husband. ming pool and watch oil flux of tourists anticipat- vor of Holland in its archi- or closing is advertised spent a few days here recent- facilities, the Dr. Albert tankers, freighters, and ed. Name of employer Plesman Airport, historic tecture. Many of its on a clock face at each ly visiting his parents, Mr. cruise ships enter one of As one move in the cam- houses are over 200 years end, so that motorists and Mrs. philip Azzolina. buildings, sightseeing the world's busiest har- paign to attract tourists, will know how long they Kind of business Position attractions, roads, etc. bors. the government's Commit- old. The governor's man- Col. Azzolina, leader of Strong efforts will be sion and government off- have to wait. Pedes- the noted NORAn Rand, ar- Signature—— The modern air-cbndi- tee for Preservation of ices occupy a 200-year- trians are taken across made to attract new in-tioned hotel, which cost Ancient Monuments has ranged for a weeks tour of All filled out? Then just mail it to- old fort just across the the channel on a free South Past Florida for the in- dustries. $2,750,000, was financed converted old Fort Nas- ferry whenever the bridge Four years ago, the by the government with street from the new hotel. ternationally famous North Cepartment BF-71 sau into a de luxe restau- The principal industry is closed. 124-room Curacao Inter- help from local and rant serving Dutch and Houses and business American Air Defense Com- continental Hotel was of this arid, rocky island mand Rand which he con- MERRILL LYNCHj American business inte- Indonesian food. Diners is a huge oil refinery buildings are quaint and constructed within the rests. The government is in this hilltop cafe have ducts. walls of a decaying 200- operated by the Shell Cil colorful. Even a live don- PIERCE, now reconstructing a few a fine view of the harbor. Company. Tankers bring key is available at the Arrangements are being year-old fort at the har- large, abandoned old Willemstad, which was in crude oil from the Lake end of the shopping mall, made for the band to play FEi\iiMER & SMITH SIMC •e- bor entrance. Now tourists "land houses" (country settled by the Dutch here in Boca Raton in the Maracaibo oil fields in and for a little "codpera- llEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCIIA»GE AND OTHER PRINCIPAL STOCK AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES can stand beside a rusty mansions) to be used as about the same time as Venezuela. Many workers tion money1' (a tip) the latter part of October. were recruited from Suri- donkey's owner will be Home base for Mark and nam, Trinidad, Jamaica, pleased to let the friendly his musicians is Colorado 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH Venezuela, and other beast, wearing its Sunday Springs. Telephone; CRestwood 6-5251 countries. In fact, the 126,000 resi- dents of Curacao represent more than 40 different na- tionalities, so it is not surprising that most of them speak a local dia- lect called "Papiamento," bearing little resemblance to the official language, Dutch, that is taught in school. journey in a Cadillac car is, without question, Papiamento is a scrambled, somewhat un- grammatical mixture of the world's most luxurious waij to reach any destination. Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, English, and Afri- can words, including Arrer- by: W.P. BEBOUT Here are a few notable quotes from an accomplish- ed satirist: "Everyone lives beyond his means . . . Everything has its own special price . . . The people care only for two things: Bread and the cir- cus . . . Nobody thinks he owes you anything . . . People, are sick; they can't sleep at night be- cause of the noise ..." Actually, these observa- tions may not be overly discerning in that they apply to so many people nowadays. What makes them noteworthy, how- ever, is that they were penned about 2000 years Count the ways extension phones ago by the famous Latin satirist, Juvenal. Also worthy of note is can ease your days and nights... the fact that W.P. EE- BOUT, REALTOR lists Minute to relax? Prop up your Husband away on a business many of the more attrac- 1 feet and chat with a friend. 4 trip? Phone at your bedside for tive home buys in the safety, security. area. A home to fit your Sewing, dusting or mending? family needs and budget Phones are there where you are. can be turned up in a, hurry 2 So... call the telephone business when you call on VY.'F. Visit Your Local Authorized Dealer Busy in the kitchen? Just reach office and find out how easy it is BEBCTJT, 701 No. .Federal for the phone and take or make to add phones where you need Highway. Phone 395- 3 4334. calls without stirring a step. them most. THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- HOLD HINT: If you have difficulty dusting tops of HOYLE CADILLAC 0LDSM0B1LE, /JVC. books in your bookcase, try ... QxmDlxg «//& 1k, Futioti. using a clean wide paint 455 N.E. 6th. Ave. Dekay Beach, Fia. brush for this purpose. 6,B JHE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 12, 1962 : Traveler Finds Inspiration in Friendly Gestures 1 Of Children in PTA Kindergarten Class Here Watching for "their train" is an important part of ly, however, a letter from Boston, Mass., was re- every morning at the PTiA-sponsored kindergarten ceived at City Hall. After a roundabout trip, it was here. delivered finally to Mrs. Richard Winfield, head of Students in the school - which meets at the .First the kindergarten. Here's what it said: Baptist church building only a half-block west of the "In coming home last Monday on the East Coast Florida East Coast Railroad tracks - have more or RE to attend a family funeral, I happened to look less adopted the.FEC "Champion" which goes north out the window and saw a group of school children every morning. If they don't get outside to wave, they and teachers who were waving hands in a very gentle wave through the window of their schoolroom to the and heart-warming gesture of a farewell to their fel- engineer, conductor and anyone else who'll wave low Americans. back. "The school was near the tracks, also the water During the months since school started last fall, tower. It was very inspiring and very comforting in the students have found "special friends" in the these days of stress, worry and doubts. crew which runs the "Champion" on alternate days. "Wishing the best to your school children, teachers The fireman, a smiling stewardess who waves her and public officials. Hoping to see them on my re- apron, the conductor, and a porter who waves a hand- turn." kerchief, always make a special point of remembering For a better look at the "Charr.pion," the PT.A the kindergarten. ;And with due respect to the rail- kindergarten students with Mrs. Winfield and Mrs. road's efficiency, the train never seems to start mov- James O'Neal rode the train to Delray Beach. It ing at Ml throttle until it's north of Palmetto Park wasn't a long trip - the.FEC doesn't dawdle between road. here and Delray.- but it's guaranteed to last a long It seems unlikely that the enthusiasm and frank time in a lot of little heads who never can remember friendliness of the children would mean much to the to close the screen door. u casual passerby or a passenger on the train. Recent- The Champion arrives .... hold hands with your partner. Mommy stayed in Boca Raton but Mrs. Winfield made the trip. Talk About Service! The ground sure moves fast. FRANCE. . . HOLLAND . . . SWITZERLAND . . . SPAIN . . . ITALY . . . WEST INDIES The chance of a lifetime to visit the places you've always wanted t© see ... at the perfect time of year. . . leaving May 15th. and returning on June 5th. And you'll be spending this glorious 22-day vacation with friends and neighbors to Three dafs in Paris ! make it all the more enjoyable. BOCA RATON NEWS TOUR Leaving Miami by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Followed by a Two-Day Romantic Tour to Naples your first stop will be Curacao, famed for its and Pompeii, Sorrento and Anacapri. From Rome shops with goods from all over the world . , . you'll fly to Zurich, Switzerland, then by rail to On to Lisbon, the fascinating city of seven Lucerne, visiting famed Mt. Pilatus Kulm - 7000 hills and its Popylar Art Museum . . . Next feet up in some of the world's most spectacular $1098 you'll be visiting in Madrid, the modem cap- scenery . . . Most of all, perhaps, you'll thrill ital of Spain and its gay mood . . . Now two with Paris in the Springtime! Three wonderful Air Transportation $730.80 exciting days in Rome visiting such famous days . . •. and then on back by way of Amsterdam *Land Arrangements 367.20 places as the Coloseum, Roman Forum, Pincio and Hew York ... get full particulars today . . . Gardens, the Pantheon and Vatican Museums . . mail blank below. * Based on couple occupying same room in hotels. Trawsl wills friends or relatives Boca Raton JNews, P.O. Box 580 1962. ROYAL DUTCH from Boies Rcsfosi . . . or any Boca Raton, Florida, AMINES Please furnish me with full particulars regarding part'of the country . . . open cost, itinerary, travel requirements and other in- formation about the Newspaper Tour. It is under- to all. stood that I am under no obligation to make a reservation. Name Phone No. Picture yourself at Pont Alexandra in bridge across the Seine CLIP OUT AND Hiver (above) ... and all the other famous landmarks in Paris Street address and Rome . . . that you have always wanted to see ... Champs Elysees . . . Arch of Triumph . . . Gallery of Mirrors . . . dining MAIL TODAY at a sidewalk cafe! You'll love every minute of it. City and state Thursday, April 12, 1962 THE QOCA RATON NEWS 76 Holy Week Services 'Thy Kingdom Come' Is 'No Other Way' Topic Advent Lutheran To Hold 'Here Is Your King'Is String Ensemble Will Stort ot St. Paul Topic For Rev. Eastman For Rev. Shiphorst Palm Sunday Service Rev. Hoffman's Topic Perform at Church Sun. At Advent Lutheran Holy Week will be usher- "Thy Kingdom Come!" "No Other Way" will "Here Is Your King" The Sanctuary Choir of Church, Palm Sunday will ed in at St. Paul Lutheran will be the Palm Sunday be the topic of the ser- will be the sermon title the Community Presby- be observed next Sunday. Church with Palm Sunday sermon of Bev. Albert L. mon to be delivered by by the Rev. Vernon Hoff- terian Church in Deerfield Church Services services at 8:30 and 11 Eastman at the 11 a.m. the Rev. Albert C. Ship- The pastor, William M. man at the 10:30 a.m.Eeach, directed by Ulliot a,m. Sunday. Worship Service of the horst at the 10 a.ir. and Deutschmann, will preach Palm Sunday service at A. Alexander, and aug- 11:15 a,m. services Palm ship 6:4S p.m. Evenlnfi service Holy Communion will be Church of the Cpen Eoor. on the theme, "Christ and the Trinity Reformed mented by a guest string BOCA PATCM Sunday in First Presby- at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior celebrated in the 8:30 Sarr. Candelmo, a vio- the Mob." Palm crosses Church. ensemble, will present FIRST METHODIST rehearsal. Wednesday evening terian Church. will be distributed by mem- the Sacred Cantata "Oli- N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. Bible study hour at 7:30. a.m. service. Sunday linist, will present "The In the 7 p.m. evening Rev, Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sunday vet to Calvary'' by Maun- School and Eible classes Palms" accompanied by New metrbers will be bers of the Luther League. service he will preach school 9:45 s.m. Church service ADVENT LUTHERAN M der Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 11 a.m. Nurseiy available for N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just will meet at 9:45 a.m. Lillian Williams at the received and members of At this service, new mem- on An uneasy Con- children. MYF meets Sun. 6 p.m. off US1. William M. Deutsch- the pastor's communi- bers will be received by science." in the church. In the Church Hall. Sunday mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: Other Holy Week services organ. The "Open Door cants' class will be con- transfer and affirmation The guest string ensem- Evenin g Service, 7:30 p.m. Choir 9:15 a.m. The Church at Study; have been scheduled for Male Quintet" will sing Next week the circle rehearsal Thursday, 8 p.m. 10:30 a.m. The Church at Wor- a special arrangement of firmed at the second ser- of faith. ble will be composed of ship. Maundy Thursday and meetings will be held at vice. There will be no service John Canfield - first vio- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Good Friday. "Were You There When the church. At the 7;30 600 West Camino Real. Rev. CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST The Westminster Fel- on Wednesday evening of lin; Jun<* Canfield - viola; The Maundy Thursday They Crucified My Lord?" Tuesday evening circle Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. 1675 N.W. Fourth Avenue, Rev. lowship will meet at 7:30 Holy Week. The sacrament David Canfield - second Church School, 9 a.m. Worship Hoyt Douglas, pastor. Sunday service will commemorate The group is composed of and at the 1:15 Wednes- School, 9:45 a.m. Morning Wor- p.m. of Holy Communion will be violin; and Jean Roberts - services 10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. the institution of the Jack and Harry leicht, day afternoon circle the ship, 11 B,m, Evangelistic ser- Tuesday at 7:,30 p.m. celebrated Maundy Thurs- cello. The soloists will THE COMMUNITY CHURCH vice, 7 p.m. Midweek prayer Lord's Supper on the Henry Waalewyn, Norman Eible study will be con- N. W. Fourth Avenue. Ira Lee service Wednesday, 7:30 p.m, the Session will meet in day at 7:30 p.m. be Russell E. Pennick, Thursday before Christ's Hopkins and John East- tinued on the book of .Eshleman, minister. Sunday the east room. tenor; Kenneth Zvans, School 9:45 a.m.; Sunday wor- crucifixion. The service, man. The Senior Choir of /.cts by Rev. Hoffman. Wednesday at 7 p.m. baritone and Doris John- ship 11 a,m.i evening service DEERFIELD BEACH beginning at 7:30 p.m.,the Church will sing ' (The Keys of the Kingdom) Church CHURCH ACTIVITIES - SUNDAY NOW in our NEW Sunday School (all ages) 9:45 a.m. First Baptist Church Air-conditioned Morning Worship (Ira Lee Eshleman) 11:00 a.m. SANCTUARY Youth Fellowship (Youth Ranch) 66:00&p.m. Communion Service (Memorial Hall) 6:30 p.m. Boca Raton, Fla. S.E. 2nd Court Evening Worship — Musicale 7:30 p.m. S-.E. 8th Terrace Wednesday Prayer Service 7;30 p.m. Ssisidey, April 15-22 Sunday School Friday-Christian Youth (Youth Ranch) 8:00 p.m. Saturday—Sacred Concert—Auditorium 8:00 p.m. 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 9:30 A.M. (Banquet Dinner~6:00 P.M. each Saturday) Morning Worship Phone - Boca Raton 395-2400 W@@k Nights - 7:30 p.m. 10:30A.M. Ira Lee Eshleman, Minister Pastor-Evangalist-Rev. William Towery Evening Worship Song Leader-Rev. Cyril Adams _7:00P.M. 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