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Vol. 2 No. 51 Boca Raton Florida, November IS, 19S7 Phom® 9005 Pric® 10 C®nts Newman Installed Chamber President H. C. Newman was instal- area will undertake to dec- led as president of the orate the shopping center, Chamber of Commerce be- at their own expense. Watch fore a crowd of 300 in the the roof of the First Bank Patio Royale of the Boca of Boca Raton for its Christ- Raton Club, last night. mas display. Other officers are Bernard The Chamber will again Turner, first vice-president; hold the lighting contest Fred Jungbluth, second vice- Each of the 1 5 committees president; Miss Lillian Ab- have a specific program bott, secretary; and Robert planned. Keith, treasurer. New direc- The annual Products Fes- tors are Mrs. Eugene Lynch tival and Home Show will and Dr. William Maxfield. \\ be held during the season. Philip O'Connell, state at- Looking back, the Cham- torney, of West Palm Beach, ber of Commerce was orga- was installing officer. nized in the fall of 1951, George Roy, personnel with Dr. William G. O'Don- manager of the Boca Raton nell as president, Henry The Dedication of the American Legion Meade, Commander Daniel Andrew*, Club, was emcee. Warren served as president Home of Post 277, was held Veterans Arthur Rudford, John Cheriones, and Otto Yark, outgoing pre- for 1953-'54. The next twa Day. Taking part in the ceremony were, Dr. William O'Donnell. — Boca News sident, gave a resume o>f years Otto Yark guided the left, Mayor John L. Shores; Bruce Gaa- Photo by Margaret Olsson. last year's activities. Chamber. ken, Rep. Paul G. Rogers, Merrille C. Plaques were presented to 'BLOOD BANK FOR the outgoing directors, Ivon, BOCA RATON TO Strom and Mrs. Lynch. Governor Opens BE REPLENISHED The new president an- New Legion Home Dr. William O'Donnell in nounced that construction Publisher s an address several weeks had started on the new ago stressed the need of ad- Chamber of Commerce Convention Here Dedicated At Boca Raton ditional blood to replenish building on North Federal the Blood Bank of Boca Ra- Highway and that they hop- Gov. LeRoy Collins delhr ton. ed to be in the new office ered the opening address at by the middle of January. Highlighting Veterans Day ner, ninth district Sergeant Max Hutkin was appoint- the 54th annual convention ed co-chairman of this wor- The Christmas lighting of the Southern Newspaper festivities was the dedication at Arms. program, under chairman- of the new American Legion A band concert under the thy project and reports six Publishers Association, as groups will join as donors ship of Fred Jungbluth is more than three hundred Home, Post 277. More than direction of Philip J. Azzo- developing rapidly. A five two-hundred-fifty Legion- lina was presented by the with a quota of fiftypints: publishers gathered at the The Jaycees, Kiwanis, Lions, year plan has been adopted, Boca Raton Hotel and Club naires and friends attended. Boca Raton Municipal Band. lights will extend from El The dedicatory address A dance for legionnaires Rotary, Christian Business early this week. Men's International Commit- Camino Real to Kraeer Fun- The governor placed "an was given by Merrille C. was held in the evening. eral Home. The shopping Meade, vice-commander of tee and the American Le- unequalled opportun i t y" the Southern area. gion. and a "grave responsibility" Other distinguished guests LambWillGet Final arrangements are TO OU R READERS. upon the door-steps of the introduced and making under way and a date will Mrs. Beatrice Landry, your newsmen of the south. short talks were U.S. Repre- be set for a Mobile Unit to editor was reported to be In speaking on the racial sentative Paul' G. Rogers of GoodGov. Award take over. improving rapidly. According issue, Collins said the great- the Sixth Congressional Dis- With the holiday spirit to her visitors this week, est roadblock to progress he trict, Mayor John L. Shores, William Lamb, city marva.- creeping into our souls what she expects to be home by has yet encountered is the and the Ninth District Com- ger, will receive a Go<5d finer thing can we do for Sunday. (Continued Pg. 4) mander, Bruce Gaskins. Government award Satur- community, They were introduced by day, November 16, at the Post Chaplain Dr. William Florida Junior Chamber of O'Donnell. Commerce Conference in The address of welcome Naples, Fla. was made by«Post Comman- Mr. Lamb was nominated der Daniel Andrews, and by the Boca Raton Junior Past Commander Arthur Chamber of Commerce on Rudford gave the invoca- October 24tK for having tion. contributed the most in the Meritorious service awards field of good government to were presented to Eric the community. X.ohtz, William Roderick, The State judging com- Mrs, Floy C, Mitchell, Ralph mittee selected Mr. Lamb as Daubenspeck, Elliot Olson, one of the five men in the and Joseph DeLong. state of Florida making out- Commander Andrews pre- standing contributions in the sented Legionnaire Bob field of good government. Baker with a plaque as chair- These awards wll be pre- man of the building com- sented at the Saturday night mittee, commending him for banquet in Naples, Fla. a job well done. Baker in accepting the Blood Donations plaque said, "I accept this in behalf of my committee, Needed For Donafi for withoutout them the job G. B. Donati, N.E. Third could not have been accom- Avenue and 6th Ct, under- plished." went surgery Tuesday in Seen among the honored Holy Cross Hospital and is gueats were Mrs. Meade, desperately in need of William Lamb, second from right being men in the state, Looking on are Attor- Mrs. Neil Wellman, South- blood. Anyone willing to congratulated by Muyor John L. Shores, ney Leon Weaver and Dr. Harry Soreu- ern area_ auxiliary vice-pre- help please, contact Chief alter receiving news he ^.Lamb) had sen. -— Boca News Fhoto by Mavgjuet sident. Also, Mrs, A. Tan- Loughery. been selected as one al five outstanding Olsson. Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 Nearly New Shop Qver $4 Million Set as Goal Library Building FundReceives BPW HEARS Bjurberg Talk Will Be In On Civil Defense forMarchof Dimes This Year DelrayBeach Many Donations From Residents A national fund goal of into a rehabilitation program," The executive committee During the past few months Von Hoist; Mr. and Mrs. "Man made disasters, such was revved, setting into $4,900,000 for the January Lytal said. of the Nearly New Shop spon- as explosions and wars, call motion, national security. many generous donations have Thomas C. Jamison, Mr. and March of Dimes, primarily to He added, "rehabilitation sored by the Woman's Auxil- been made to the Boca Raton Mrs. Harold H. Selleck, and for civil defense operations, Engine number three en- support rehabilitation for is long-drawn-out, expensive iary of Bethesda Memorial while disasters caused by tails International relations, Library Association in the Mr, and Mrs. Alex J. Zimm- thousands of disabled polio and becoming more costly Hospital, met at the home of form of books and also contri- bracher, Boca Raton, whose acts of God, such as floods, engine number four, takes up victims, has been disclosed each year. The 3,100 local Mrs. Walter E. Perry. hurricanes and fires are public affairs. butions to the Library Building donations were in memory of .,,-^jy Lake Lytal, Palm Beach chapters of the foundation The date of opening will be under the supervision of the Fund. John W. ' Cooper, Another Career advancement is County's chairman for the now are spending 90 per cent announced later. The shop Red Cross," Richard Bjur- The following persons, all contribution was Mary J. likened to the nose of the coming campaign. of their funds for patients will be located at 520 East berg told the Business and residents of Boca Raton, Little of Kalamazoo, Mich. craft and of course landing 0/$ Chairman Lytal represented stricken before 1957, even Atlantic, Delray Beach Professional Women's Club made donations of books to' Mrs. Burt Rogers, President gear has to be finance. the county chapter at a recent though the Salk vaccine has opposite the Colony Hotel. at their meeting Tuesday the Library: Mr. and Mrs. of the Boca Raton Library The nose wheel, tail and meeting at New Orleans where drastically reduced the Attending the meeting were night. cockpit resemble legislation, Henry Christie, Dr. and Mrs. Association, and the Board top leaders of the National number of cases this year." Mrs. Anderson Hubbard, aux- William G. O'Donnell, Mr. He explained the differ- public relations and program Members gratefully acknow- Foundation for Infantile In addition to the costly iliary president, Mrs, Thomas and Mrs. H.D. Gates, Mr. and ences in the relief programs. coordination in that order. ledge the gifts. Paralysis drafted plans for care program, the March of L. Perkins, chairman of the Mrs. Frederick J. Matthews, The Civil Defense Organ- With any part of the structure the coming March of Dimes. Dimes will seek continued Nearly New Shop; Mrs. Earle and Mr. and Mrs. William ization has the authority to weakened, the program be- £*i Dramatic new advances in support for its professional P. Shannon, treasurer; Mrs. Westcott. M r. and Mrs. William Tanner "take over'' whatever is comes unbalanced. the field of rehabilitation, education program which has Fred Geehr, assistant treas- The following persons made are now occupying the pro- needed while the Red Cross Lytal said, now make it already given training to more urer; Mrs. Juiiius Edwards, contributions to the Library perty they recently purchased acts on the voluntary plan. possible for many persons "Voice" Winner than 6,000 doctors, nurses merchandising; Mrs. J. T. Building Fund: H.C. Brown, on S.E. 5th Street. Mr. Tanner A question and answer whose horizons once stretch- and therapists. Talbot, sales and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Gates and is an attorney and was for period brought out many de- Gives Speech ed no further than a wheel Plans for an expanded C. Freeland, publicity. Mrs. L.E. Prichard, all of many years with the Veterans tails of relief given by the t£chair or an iron lung, to re- research program are also Administration in Washington, Red Cross at the disaster of For Jaycees Boca Raton who gave contri- The Boca Raton Municipal Band under • monies of the American Legion Home. turn to useful daily living. part of the drive, Lytal said. D.C. hurricane "Audrey" in • butions in memory of Lucy Miss Maxine Evans, who the direction of Philip Azzolina, pre- —Boca News Photo by Margaret Olss~-i. "Over the last 20 years so Hole In One Louisiana. "Survival is not enough," scored high in the "Voice sented a concert at the dedication cere- many leads into the unknown Dr. Harry Sorensen made a Coming or Going Mrs. Bert Klehm introduced Lytal declared, "for the of Democracy" contest at thousands of post-acute polio of science and disease have hole in one at the Delray Airline or Steamship Mr. Bjurberg, the manager of Seacrest High School, pre- been uncovered that the Beach Country Club Sunday disaster services for the <* ^patients in the United States- sented her ~~prize winning —many of them here in our National Foundation, which while golfing with his father TALK TO DUGAN Palm Beach County Chapter speech last Wednesday night sponsored the Salk vaccine Dr. M.M. Sorensen of Boca of the American Red Cross. Hospital Commission Authorizes*. own country." at the Junior Chamber or "We cannot allow these program, plans to expand its and John Banta of Delray The local club is following Commerce dinner meeting handicapped people to be research effort and to enlarge Beach. TRAVEL SERVICE the jet-age approach to pro- at the Seascape Restaurant, studies in the virus field," "After twenty-three years, gram planning, using the cast aside, to live out their Briny Breezes. Purchase Of $23,762 X-Ray lives in hopelessness; we Lytal said. I finally made it, the 15th objectives of the Federation (•"••must bring them back into hole a distance of 133 yards," 75 S. Federal - Boca Raton 5488 as their purpose. The program It was reported that ar- The South Palm Beach ance was approved, as pre- surer. She said that almost the community and into its boasted Sorensen. ss_^ is compared to afour-engiite rangements are underway to County hospital commission sented by Matt Gracey. The $1,000 had been realized • life. That is the reason, LAWN MOWER & jet plane. have the contest winner ap- authorized the purchase of a policies are distributed a- from the Nearly-New Shop, OUTBOARD MOTOR returns from the coming March So far the fusilage, or body, pear on radio and TV. Picker X-ray machine at the mong almost all of the in- operated by the Auxiliary. Repairs. - Allen Hardware i.***of Dimes will be channeled was represented by the mem- meeting last Wednesday af- surance men in the district. John Kirton, auditor, read Fed. Hwy., 5 miles north bership. Engine number one, Boca Raton Jaycees were ternoon. The commission agreed to his annual report and its ^ •*" Don't be a Jitterbug of Boca. Ph. CR 8-1024. ANNIVERSARY SALE was on health and safety. co-sponsors of the contests The $23,762 machine has ask the County Commission publication in the four south Free pick-up & Delivery Tuesday engine number two Help Keen Florida Crp(>n the latest developments for to consider widening Sea- county weekly newspapers crest Blvd., the road leading was authorized. Continues Brand new enginfts, completely to the hospital site from both redesigned from carburetor to oO 'north and south. BOCA RATON PHARMACY Thru Next Monday pan, have been developed for the The offer of the Boynton II Coi!» No. Mor» To Send..The.Very "For Prescriptions" 1958 line of Ford oars-. A-I Used Car Beach American Legion to Palmetto Park Road Nov. 18 You are invited to see the New give a flag to the hospital was accepted with apprecia- Fords at Earl Wallace Ford in for rom t Boca at Palmetto Park Road and tion. CHRISTMAS CARDS PHONE 949l P P FREEDELIVERY Old Dixie: Walter Wilson in ch- Selections for Boca Mrs. Catherine Strong, arge. secretary, was instructed to printed wftH your n»me • Representing the. most efficient LISTED AND DN THE LOTS ARE SOME OF obtain newspaper stories of only $1.95 engine ever put into Ford cars, the hospital's progress to be the new power plants provide up to 15 per.cent increase in fuel OUR HOTTEST TRADE- INS FOR THE placed in the cornerstone, economy and 19 per cent boost In radiation safety. Dr. Her- performance , when combined with man Smith, Bethesda Me- Cruise-O—Matic drive. ALL-NEW'5gFORD morial Hospital consultant, The new, and only, standard and Dr. Merrill Steele, ad- V-8's in the industry employing ministrator, recommended CARDS and GIFTS-J tUe REXALL machined, instead of cast, combus- the Picker machine. tion chambers, the 1958 Ford en- REAL BOAT 55 MiftCUStY Phone 8860 Mrs. Anderson Hubbard, fiinpuniform compression chairman of the Hospital 16-foot Jackson with out- Hardtop. Good paint and ROYAL PALM SHOPPING CENTER Q vio, fuel economy and more ev- board and trailer. Practi- high rubber. Auxiliary, reported a bal- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA power. cally new and fully equipp- ance of $5,861 in the trea- NYLON TRICOT SLIP *ie nev engines, resulting from ed-steering, throttle, 3 of engineering research and starter, sun and rain top. riment, incorporate advanced $1295 i :n of such other components $895 ankshaf t,. carburetor intake Certainly a terrific buy [fold, oil and water-pumps YOUH CHOICi _ie and exhaust valves and oil 53 CHEVY ROADMAN'S hut your Name and Address! 40 denier nylon tricot. the Little Department Store With The Big Fashion Bargains Twin rows of nylon Krvstal Two-door model. A nice 53 Country Sedan, nine Come in and get your FREE ENTRY displacements of 332 and one that somebody took passenger or Mercury BLANK. When you do you'll be glad pleating are surrounded i inches, the new engines good care of. Wagon of its equal value to learn why SUPER PLENAMINS are lore torque -per pound of Itvxatt America's largeit-tellinf multi- by dainty nylon lace. md produce maximum vitamins! Hurry! Sweepstakes end The same face forms an November 30, 1.957. ice throughout the en- insert above a shirred s of operating speeds. $495 $1295 'erhead V-8's, the "332' 1.439 WINNERS ! flounce of more Krystal ine rating of 340-360 foot Actually goes thru the skin to kill muscular 3 TRIPS 19 pleating. You can't afford at 4600 rpm and horse- Shipments already in- pain where it hurts. TO 110 row w WINTER to be without this the new Jantzen Swim PE JANEIRO • ranging from 240 with the 53 FORD 54 PACKARD Acts in minutes! 2-00011 SPINET >arrel carburetor to 265 with Wear and Sports Wear. riiVMIS SEDAN PIANOS modestly priced beauty. our-barrel carburetor. The This is the Packard More arriving •MINES 'is rated at 395 foot pounds Perfect mechanically and Clipper. Good cheap 3C rpm, with horsepower at ready for lots of service. transportation. Perfect Plus 1,429 tthtr Mutous Prittsl inside and out. $8.95 Buy Several AtThis mbined with the economical Keds and Kedettes ieage Maker" six and the 292 Hager Slacks ALKA .lie inch V-8, the new engines $595 $495 o ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE /e Ford a complete range of four Van Heusen Shirts Many Other Name Brands Visit our cosmetic dept. Feat- SELTZER gh-popformance, top - economy uring the best in cosmetics and igines. All but the highest en- toiletries under the supervision $2.27 gine 'operate on regular gasoline EARL WALLACE FORDJnc Complete Style Wear For All The Family of our cosmetician Mrs. Sally Bore and stroke are increased Palrnetfo Park and Old Dixiein Boca Raton Lalli. providing compression ratios Next To Post Office In Boca Raton ranging Irom 8.6 to 10.2. North Federal Highway in Del ray Beach, Revlon Ideal ChristmasGift Helena Rubinstein Max Factor Faberge Lentheric GOLD COAST FASHIONS Coty Dorothy Gray BLADIS 10's 8 PET SUPPLY .59 LIMITED Only The Best Of'Kvcrvlhing Sold Tler AUTHORIZED T0RQ ~ VOU CAN DEPEND ON ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS THE NAME 7?«/XCiI£ 209 South Federal --'••- HHivcry l'lmn MOWER SALES & SERVICE r Friday, Nov. 15,1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 County Commission To Commissioner B@co Munsey New Opposes Attend R@f!r@d Civil Proceed on Rights of Way Zoning Director Palmistry Employees Meeting 0 The county commission and on recommendation of Editorial Page County Engineer Steve Mid- The newly organized chap- The County commission this Boca School News this week ordered condemna- The art of fortune telling week gave formal approval to tion proceedings to acquire dleton, instructed the attorney or. palmistry will never win ter of the National Associa- tion of Retired Civil Em- a committee recomm endation 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 . 4-H Club News Penn, is the new student in all right of way needed for to start proceedings in court the support of County Com- to procure the remaining land ployees held their monthly which named Bernard Munsey, Mrs. Parise'a third grade. improvement of U.S. Highway missioner Paul Rardin. county zoning director to The 4-H Club girls of Welcome to Boca school, between Delray Beach and needed. Rardin, this week, declin- meeting at the Delray Beach Mrs. Bearson's room ar a finance workshop. Civil Servic® Board survey in grades 3, 4, 5 and Firth Grade City Commission Finishes 6. Miss Cans' fifth grade is iI®ctsM@!th .There is going to be a happy to state "We have a only at 'Sock Hop' November 26th new girl, Maureen Fox, The Legion Turkey The Civil Service Board class has just finished their t Full Agenda Tuesday Night elected Rudolph Malth chair- in the Seacrest High School Shoot Stated man at an 'organizational auditorium right after the wire and paper sculptures. "All-Star" game. Admission Mrs. McKellips room Three public hearings were The Civil Service board meeting. ForNov.17 E. Robbins was elected will be 25c. See you all welcomes back Barbara KEELERS held at the regular commis- reported on its organization- Dowdy from her extended The annual American Le- sion meeting Tuesday night, al meeting. Reappointed Dr. vice-chai rman. Other mem- there, bers are John Ricketts and trip to Virginia. gion Turkey Shoot will be although action was defer- William O'Donnell to the First Grade ^ held this Sunday, Novem- red until November 26, re- Dr. William G. O'Donnell, Sixth Grade i Civil Service Board. Mrs. Giganti's first grade The boys of Mr. Patrone's ber 1 7, from 1 0 a.m. until garding the utility easements Set Monday night to go dark, at the rifle range on in Villa Rica. is decorating their room for class have been playing dur- \ over the classification of pay Dr. and Mrs. H.C. Van the Thanksgiving Holiday. ing their recess periods, vol- AIA. The attorney was instruct- schedules as recommended' l Natta of Cleveland, Ohio, are They won the prize of $1.50 ley ball. They have found ur* Tickets may be purchased ed to draw up a resolution to by the Civil Service board. guests of Mrs. F.J. Van for the best attendance at it most exciting. from any legionnaire or at send the Stae Road Depart- Joseph Donovan request- Natta. the P.T.A., meeting. With the the turkey shoot. ment in an attempt to get an ed a stop light or warning Miss Winfield's sixth grad- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hipp are money won, thep plan to ers visited Miss Gan's fifth alternate road connecing light be placed at the three- visiting the Leyell Brown's purchase records, Avis subdivision to Palmetto way intersection of Federal in St. Petersburg. grade class to see the ar- draperies Park Road. Highway, 20th street and Mrs. Cormier's first grad- tistic work they have been Fifth Avenue. The matter ers are decorating their room doing on wire and paper Adopted the aramended for Thanksgiving. They are sculptures. ordinance adding two alter- was taken under considera- Collins Quality Custom-Made tion. also studying about the Pil- nates to the Board of ad- (Con't from Pg. 1) grims and Indians of early Seventh Grade at Ready-Made Prices justments. The planning commission" America. Mr. Hager's 7th grade, Adopted the ordinance requested all new subdivi- disease of racial intolerance tells us that one-half of the controlling the election to sions have a minimum of 24 and furor. Second Grade class has been absent the Fortisans * Sheers * Cottons Civil Service Board by em- feet wearing surface for "Screaming abuse at the In Mrs. Martin's second past few days with the Asian ployees, Also the ordinance streets, before plats could be Supreme Court will avail us grade, there are two new flu. We hope all will be well Hand Prints * Dacrons setting forth the terms of approved. Gave tentative nothing. Furthermore, un- students, John McCarson of and back to school soon. Thh h o Home.,, office for civil service board approval, subject to certain reasoned massive resistance New Jersey and Barbara Mrs. Shanly's room has Guaranteed SOL-DURO Fadeprufs members, requirements, the plat of B. with threats of violence tend Jean Mills from Miami, Fla. also had quite an epidemic Passed the increased sal- Silverman known as Uni- to make problems worse, In Mrs. Nesbitt's second of the flu. They are hoping Bamboo and %" Wood Veneer versity Gardens. Announced not better." ary change for commission- grade, they are working on too for quick recovery. in Colors and Patterns ers and mayor. Adopted new dates for reading the "We in Florida haven't a Thanksgiving Mural, Mark They have two new girls unanimously the ordinance water meters. spent our time shouting Morgan brought in some in their class, Elaine Higby * All Chosen for Florida Living of intention to annex part of Sent a letter to Mrs. Gor- about states' rights, although puppies for the class to ob- is from Erie, Pennsylvania, Section 25; placed on first don Raison, expressing re- we believe strongly in the serve. They are also making and Joan Fox is from Mi- eading and set Dec. 10 as gret at the death of her rights of states to conduct a weather chart. ami. m [ate for public hearing the husband; Appointed Wil- those governmental affairs There Is e-zoning portions of Boca liam Sayar to replace Gor- properly within their scope. Third Grade Eighth Grade Aaton Hills from R-l-E to don Raison on the board; We have been trying to do Leo Fox from Coral Ga- Mr. Robinson's 8th grade R-l-C. Placed on first reading the more about meeting our bles, Fla., and Harry Ruhe has just started experimen- No Charge Dr. Harry Sorensen art- juvenile court ordinance. state's responsibilities. I from Cincinnati, Ohio, are tal work with green plants. This is a Home ounced that William Lamb Granted a beer and wise li- want no part of states' rights the two new pupils in Mrs. Mrs. Bearson's 8th grade For Making •as selected for the Jaycee, cense to Al's Coffee Shop as a do-nothing philosophy. LaRowe's third grade. The welcomes Linda Houston of ! on Fire Crinoline or Hooks Good Government award; in,the Industrial area. Voted I do anxiously want to be class has been studying Rochester, N.Y., to their m : m requested sealed bids on $340 for additional Christ- part of a responsible state about the Pilgrims and life class. They, with the rest of If this were your home burn> Workroom Service* FREE, — Decorator Assistance :- three trucks, two for the mas light; and gave Boca government, one which is in early America. the school, enjoyed the Vet- inpr, would your insurance cov- If you select materials $1.98 or (male or female"! Motors licenses for two U- Linda Higley from Erie, er your cost, of rebuilding ... Water department, and one strong, self-reliant, and on eran's Day holiday. at today's prices? mere per yard and drapes are Guaranteed Installations: for the Streets department. Drive It cars. the move forward." 1/ yivar answer is "no",,. if floor length. (Short lengths Florida « Prcwen Rods. You Gave vote of appreciation you art- not jully insured . . . only $1 per width extra.) must be satisfied. Come in to to John Hager for his acti- lindsley Pleads thi'n you haven't. enough. No tricks ... no hidden our large salesroom. Plenty of vities at Teen Age Center. Rubber Stamps Wo arc qualified to lu'ip you' costs ... no p&dding. Just Free Parking . . . or call us DWIAft®r detfimine just what Insur- Volume, Experience and Also voted to give Seacrest For Quick Service ance, and how much, you n^.d for a home appointment Band $200.00. Granted BoeaAecidenf on your home and fumUl.i'iirs. Custom:- Up-to-the-minute Production Fire Chief Lough ery a vaca- Call 5211 m Methods. Clarence Lindsley, of 475 Phone UK rij;ht now-vt i! bo tion from Nov. 19 - 26. jtlad to discuss your iri-jimuice Bahama NE 6th St., driving a 1948 problems with you. Covers Free Estimate — No Obligations Plymouth coupe, started to And remember, if you're not Bedspreads cross 20th Street and US-1. fully insured-it's not onough! : As he entered the east lane Valances Boca Raton News Cornices Mi& J&^&M&6$f Published on Friday of US-1, his car was struck t 165 E. Palmetto Park Road by a north bound truck. Standard Lindsley pled guilty to Phone 521 1 or 9005 If no answer phone 6-5274 driving while intoxicated Robert L and Lora S. Britt, Publishers and causing an accident in * # EELER,lti* Beatrice Landry, Editor Municipal Court Tuesday Helen Murphy, Office Manager morning. Judge Harley D, Gates presided. He was fin- W.P. BEBOUT Subscription Rates; 1 year, $3.00; 2 years, $5.00 ed $125 and the mandatory Entorod an second clas« mailer at ih« post ofUr« revocation of license for one ol Boca fialon, Flo., D«s»mber 1, J95S, year. INSURANCE The Boca Ratcn News is a hometown paper serv- The Lindsley car was com- COVE SHOPPING CENTER - Deerfield Beach ing the people of the town. Support of it by ad- pletely demolished. Damage AGENCY HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 vertising and contributions of news copy will help to the truck was approxi- 701 N. Federal the paper grew, which in turn will help the conuw mately $250. Clarence Lindsley, driver of the car involved in an accident Phone Boca 5600 at Federal Highway and N^E ,20th Street, escaped serious <* Phone giity grow. Sgt. Paul Sellers and Pa- ~'*L~ugh the car was demolishod.-Boca News Member Chamber of Commerce trolman John Lunger inves- Olsson 862,1 or 93.J6 tigated the accident. F 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 Friday. Nov. 15, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 DoubleBirthdayParty Bethesda Tea Garden Club Horticulture Harvest Festival For Anne andDeanna Today At Club PERSONALLY SPEAKING TermedSuccess Anne Ricketts and Deanna lovely gifts. " Quiz Enjoyed at Meeting The "Harvest Festival" Baker celebrated their birth- Later the girls spent the Bethesda Aux. meeting and tea sponsored by the Holy Cross days with a double party night with Anne, The Woman's Auxiliary of j Mr. and Mrs. William E. have opened their estates Hospital Auxiliary, drew Saturday night. Their birth- the Bethesda Memorial Hosp- Derby recently enjoyed their home for the season. A horticulture quiz pro- Goodwill, Mrs. Al Lewis, days were the 9th and 10th stay at the fabulous Flamingo gram moderated by Mrs. Mrs. William Swannie, Mrs. scores of carnival-spirited ital will hold a general meet- j Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe youngsters and adults to the of November. Guild Meets ing today at 2:30 p.m. in the Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. have returned to Webster Emund Blowers projected Charles Mohr, Mrs. Robert Guests met at the beach Mr. and Mrs, Derby reside at extreme member interest as booth-lined midway. theater of the Boca Raton Groves, Mo. after a brief Sussieck, Miss Elsa Jaede. for a party given by Mr. and Club. 455 N.E. 3rd Street, Boca time in Boca. They were well as laughter and fun at Mrs. William Doheny, gen- There was a large attend- Guests included Mrs. H. E. Mrs. Baker. The remainder of ance at the monthly Each member is asked to Raton. dinner guests of Mrs, Charles the Garden Club meeting eral chairman, said approx- Richards. imately three hundred volun- the evening was spent at of the St. Joan of Arc Guild" take a "Bundle for Bethesda" Margaret Hershberger has Spalsbury. Tuesday afternoon at the The next meeting on De- teer auxiliary members the Teen-Town. After leav- last Tuesday night at the with her to stock the Auxil- returned to her home on Boca .Teen Age Center. cember 3 will be the annual participated in the affair. ing there, the group was Church Hall. The organizat-«. iary "Nearly New Shop" to Raton Rd, from Johnstown, Walter Dugan has been Prizes, donated by the Christmas Tea meeting at The 1958 Bel Air Chevrolet invited to the home of Mr. ion is growing with many be opened soon in Delray Pa. confined to his home battling town's merchants, were dis- the Teen Age Center. went to Mark Ogletree of Ft. and Mrs. Ricketts for refresh- new members. Plans were Beach. Mrs. Fred Cornel J of Bronx- the flu bug this past week. tributed by Mrs. John Flan- Lauderrlale. ments. rliscussed for the December Upon adjournment of the ville, N.Y. is spp.iding a few Jerry Re has arrived from cher, Mrs. Bruce Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Butti, •.Among the guests attending meeting. The hostesses meeting members will be days with Mr, and Mrs. James New York to open his Winfield Mrs. Edwin Baker to mem- Harrell-James donated the keepsake Amer- were: Maureen Woods and carried out an autumn motif guests of the Boca Raton Curtis. Park home for the season. bers giving correct answers ican flag and later generously Doug Lambert; Celis Scott of with wonderful refreshments. Club for tea on the Club Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sea- Mrs. Re and family will arrive to unusual and informative raised funds for the purchase Roynton and Scott Lee of After the meeting, cosmetics^ terrace. bright and daughter Karen, of later. Attendants Delray; Millie Jordan and questions pertaining to trees, i of the flagpole. and toys were displayed for" Looking over the Joy Shop gifts before packing them for Kansas City, Mo. are guests Mr. and Mrs. Hal Dane shrubs, plants, etc., world Dick O'Neil; Noretta Risser the convenience of the the three Veterans Hospitals are Mrs. John Cheriones, center, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. visited Mrs. Beatrice Landry 'wide. Mrs. Harry Moon, j AreNamed and Pee Wee Southards, members. rehabilitation chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, Detowore Visitors C.L. Seabright, Boca Estates. at St. Marys Hospital on Waye Saar and Rusty Cobb. program chairman, introduc- i Miss Frances James and assisted by Mrs. Marie Caird and Mrs. M.S. Harhay.-Boca Mrs. Bernice Van Court and Tuesday. Girl Scouts The girls received many News photo by Margaret Olsson Mr. and Mrs. James Barr her sister, Mrs. Ann Cannon ed Mrs. Blowers to new William P. Harrell will be /'• ':!<•> M you can't join of 1 S.E. 5th Street, are iheni around the entertained with a cocktail members and guests attend- united in marriage Thursday, having as their house guests LAWN MOWERS ing. Buying Flag table, remember buffet supper recently. j November 21 at the First ihem with Auxiliary To Mrs. Robert Green and her Sharpened & Repaired Mrs. Paul Howard, horti- ; Methodist Church. The American flag carried Fire Chief and Mrs. John ALLEN HARDWARE Surprise For Mom Mrs. Mullineaux son, Dr. Robert Green of Loughery celebrated their culture chairman, displayed i Mrs. Roger Begley, sister by the Girl Scouts in the Vet- Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. fed. Hwy. 5 miles north appropriate floral arrange- : of the groom will be matron erans Day parade, arrived just Dickie Rogers planned a Wrap "Joy fifteenth wedding anniversary Entertains The Greens will later fly at Smitty's Driftwood. of Boca. Ph. CR 8-1024 ments for the Thanksgiving of honor, Charles Harrell in time. surprise birthday party for to South America on a bus- Mr. and Mrs. Brock Sturz Free pick-up & Delivery season and entitled them will serve his brother as The girls are buying the his mother yesterday. Be- THANKSGIVING CARDS Shop" Gifts Mrs. J.F. Mullineaux of iness trip. "Seasons earthly gifts of di- ' best man, flower girls will be flag, selling cards and have sides the family, the dinner Olive Way, was hostess for vine goodness," i Phyllis Ann Harrell and planned a bake sale in the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gifts for the "Joy Shop" luncheon and bridge this Mrs. Anthony Mojkowski I' Charlene Ellis. j near future to try and finish George F. Woltman, and Mr. were packaged last week by week. also spoke on the culture The bride will be given in | paying for it. and Mrs. Ray Hillegass. Mrs. John Cheriones, re- Her guests included Mrs. and propagation of the pine- marriage by Everett Hardin. habilitation chairman for the Edmund Blowers,-Mrs. Joseph apple in Florida. ! Rev. Elton G. Powell will •CARDS and GIFTS< American Legion Auxiliary, Mollaum, Mrs. John Flancher, Draperies BYGERIS The business meeting was perform the double ring assisted by Mrs. Marie Caird Mrs. Lewis Bruty and Mrs. ! ceremony. DM. THOMAS M. SHOAF conducted by Mrs. William and Mrs. M.B. Harhay. William Wright. Miss James arrived from Phone 8860 O'Donnell, president. Reso- The gifts, were donated by Also, Mrs. Willard Machle, i England three weeks ago Optometrist 133 S. E. FIRST STREET lutions from the board were Auxiliary members and are Sr., Mrs. Charles Fracker, . aboard the Queen Elizabeth. 204 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Beach Phone CR 6-6672 ROYAL PALM SHOPPING CENTER being sent to the three veteran Mrs. Frederick Matthews, read and passed, including ' Before coming to Boca she BOCA RATON,FLORIDA the resolution to purchase hospitals, Coral Gables, Bay Mrs. Earl Pierson, Mrs. Dan : visited Mr. and Mrs, George Pines and Lake City. Mosser, Mrs. William Rupp 50 chairs to be used for ; Thomas, a sister of the and Mrs. Raymond Bishop. meetings at Teen Age Cen- : groom, in Paterson, N.J. ter, and the purchase of ; Mr. Harrell is in the U.S. State Federation stationery i Navy and is stationed at PAVING Watch next week for our- and napkins to be sold at iMayport, Fla. STREITSand'DItlVIS meetings throughout the year. HARDRIVIS, INC Mrs. Leon Lewis reported • on the district meeting a$ ! Births •• Phone CR 6 -4567 Ft. Pierce. i Mr. and Mrs. G. "Chauney" Mrs. WHiam Barclay Was GQAND OPENING ! Cotrell are the proud parents appointee chairman of thej of twins, a boy and girl, born, Dish Garden Therapy work- ] at Holy Cross Hospital. shop again this year. Work- The"Cotrell's have another shops are to start now at the son, Kirk, two years old. Announcement home of Mrs. Leon Lewis. Interested workers are to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benson Terrific Values contact Mrs. O'Donnell. The announce the birth of a daugh- gardens are presented to- ter November 8 at Holy Cross DRIFTWOOD CLUB Lantana Hospital patients at Hospital. in Store Christmas time. The baby weighed six Materials for the Christ- pounds fifteen ounces and mas Workshop can be taken will be called Travis Ann. For You to Mrs. Harry Moon's apart- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trott, 1210 S.E. 8th Ct. Deerfield Open Daily 12 Noon ment where the workshops announce the birth of a son will be held. this week at Holy C ross Interested members in ga- Hospital. Dinner 5 p.m. to 1O.3O thering materials to dry should contact Mrs. Paul The Case Howard, w;ho has offered to • FILL DIRT instruct them how to obtain TOP DRESSING the materials and where to PULVERIZED MUCK ON THi OCIAN find them. Chrismas Work- of the shops are in progress now, LOT CLEARING • GERIS .N BOCA and members who wish to BULLDOZING Phone 8518 BOCA RATON participate can go to the 20 North Federal Opposite City Hall - Phone 4445 Moonhill Apts. on 40th St.' AND LOT Ghostly Toast any day and work. DEVELOPMENT Ai first reported by LOOK MAGAZINE New members at the meet- ing were Mrs. P. J. Wood, Constructors, Inc. For Fun and Profit - - - Redesign and Unduttejjfo^ Mrs. John Birney, Mrs. Wil- 777 NW 3rd Street Tin* luasl pnppcil up before ii \\;is (oust. The bread came lian Cavanaugh, Mrs. Otto Boca Raton Ph. 5330 oul as pale and cold us a smnvllakc on an ice cube. I be loasler slaved cool while ils owners burned up.

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Paul Rardin who described How a student sees may —Mary Baker Eddy ing election workers has have an important but hidden been suggested to the county the new installation as a Great men are they who see "grand mess." He declared influence on his choice of a commission by Dewitt Upthe- vocation, Dr. O.K. Haugen of that spiritual is stronger than grove, county registrar. that under the new system it any material force — that takes four times as long to the East Coast Optometric thoughts rule the world. Upthegrove said changes Association said last night. in election laws make it get a call through the switch- —Emerson "A nearsighted boy is not necessary that poll workers b« board. The old system of There is no expedient to which fully informed in order that private ohones in each office likely to become a profession nal baseball player, but he a man will not resort to avoid questions of law will not was better, he said. the real labor of thinking, arise on election days. may be an excellent sports writer," he said. "A student —Sir Joshua Reynolds The board suggested that TV Show Will who has trouble reading prob- Youth thinks intelligence a Upthegrove put his ideas in ably has an uncorrected writing so that they can be good substitute for experience, vision handicap, and he will and his elders think experience considered by «the county FeatureKemus choose an active outdoor a substitute for Intelligence. commission. The board agreed type of vocation where close —Lyman Bryson. that an effort should be made The Rin Tin Tin televis- vision is relatively unimport- to establish an adequate Any man more right than his ion show in which Dudley ant." neighbors constitutes a majority training program. Remus of Delray Beach has Mrs, R. T. Ccggen, on right, was surprised with a stork Upthegrove also asked the "About 8 per cent of all of one already. —Thoreau a role will be seen on Channel boys are colorblind, and they shower at the home of Mrs. Melvin Schmitt, Wednes- commission that some study 10, Friday at 7:30 p.m. The men of action are, after be made of changing the are likely to find themselves day evening. Co-hostesa was Mrs. Thomas Bradley. Remus is a sentry in the handicapped in careers where all, only the unconscious instru- —Boca News Photo by Margaret Olsson. the court house telephone play, "Rusty's Strategy." ments of the men of thought. system, particularly on color discrimination is ess- The film is one of three ential. They won't be color m —Heine election days when poll Rin Tin Tin shows in which workers use the phones to printers, and they probably 1 the Delray man has appeared. will not be painters or decor- call in returns. With the court He is still in Hollywood, Rubber Stamps house switchboard out of ators, and they won't sell TEEN TALK Calif., where he is at work neckties or women's cloth- Made to Order action, Upthegrove said it on another movie role. by Deanna Baker is difficult to get all calls ing." For Quick Service Remus is well known to Vision problems make many through. Delray Beach Playhouse Call 5211 No meeting was held this The commission asked persons prone to accidents, patrons for the many roles he according to Doctor Haugen. week. Our monthly meeting County Engineer Steve Mid- he assured her that he had filled on the stage and behind Frequent accidents in school pne in the attic. will be held Tuesday night, dleton to work ou t a plan of 9 CRUSHED BOCK the scenes. He is the son of shops and laboratories' may Cummings wore the coat November 19 th. All mem- keeping the switchboard open Mr. and Mrs. John Remus, ACME ROOFING CO. © ROAD ROCK turn a youth away from a to prep school games while bers are asked to attend. after hours on election days. S.E. Second St. AH Types Rtfoftng - Gutters - Conductors The registrar's comment j>n vocation where he senses he was attending Tome Plans are being made to ® STABILIZER that he would be handicapped. the Miami - Pittsburg game School (now Bainbridge Naval €shoes of the Cummings, Mr. and Wearever Aluminum and 5496 to 40,000,000 milt*. ki>A^lwwm«vs U'jiinjJ and college football games. OTTO YARK, 111 E. Royal Palm Road on either the right or left Mrs. Robert Fulton, were on Phone 5313 as biij.« thtf moon livVistcJunf wxcYi. ~ The giant overcoat, fash- a scavenger hunt. Mrs. Fulton indifferently. Simple for ~oned 30 years ago when Enamelware ROASTERS the maker, uncomfortable casually inquired if Cumm- Cummings wore it, weighs at attack threatens, Also Sell All Sizes for the wearer. INSURANCE ings had a raccoon coat. She 1.19 up least 10 pounds. Streaming was taken .by surprise when radio —. not the SERVICE' means fitting the with perspiration in the Flor- phone! Complete Stock Lines Indoor purchaser's insurance pro- Outdoor Cooking Utensils, Table Ware ida sun while donning the GOOD YEAR tection needs exactly, not ^he coat, it was hard for him Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" £)eaig: Tires - Tubes *-.Bafferies just selling him n policy. to believe that he had once ners Jumbo Size Plastic Our office studies constant- Accessories enjoyed its warm comfort NEON CARDS ly the ever changing, pro- while watching a grid game blems of the insurance in frosty weather. PAINTED PAPER SPORT COOLERS .95 business. We firnly believe He obligingly posed for that your protection is only Plenty capacity for big parties. Pastel Colors. pictures in the fur coat, still DIAL DIAL as good as your agent and Use the Products Natural cork lids, regular $12.95 value ^n excellent condition after 817S 8175 his companies. We are so many years. Itjeas for 60 N. DDCEE that EX€1L Roca's oldest agency. May posing were limited because AMBULANCE we h.indle your insurance House Paint account? USE SHELL Horn's "Stillwell" Brand BROWARD ELECTRIC Kindergarten and Private School Top Valuo J.C.MITCHELL Fully Li censed and Insured MOWBRAY Product! SERVICE Hour 35* Kinaergarten 9 to 12 Industrial and with mid-morning snack Top Value Kraeer SSONS Phono Service Fonernl Director Residential %12.SO per month 9775 and Operaror Phone Established 1923 Lighting ALL DAY PROGRAM Piclt Up ond 450 North Ages 3 to 6 with midmorning Delivery snack and hot lunch Service Jictl, Kiuit 'if Mi Halon I'IIMI Office Fodurnl 5433 Phone 5121 Corner NW 4th Av $40 per month I'M. Jionn MOM V'n-r I'nrkiru; Bonn Raton Phone 5494 1930 Morrh Federal - at Winfleld Park & 20th St. JUANA ROAD BQCA RATON PARK r Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 10-THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 PERSONALS CHURCH ACTIVITIES Barbecue To Benefit Seoul Hyf By5idling ,m IWFA To Meet At Stwart For Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fledner And Sermon Topics of New Jersey have reopened Les Boese, president of to complete the hut. A m their home for the season. the Deerfield Lions Club This building is for all Boca Raton - Deerfield Beach ConferenceNext Week Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Prosser reported the belt-course has scout groups and activities of Deerfield Beach hosted a been poured on the Scout and for any other civic fun- Members of the International of the year—the annual sail- dinner party recently. Their Hut and the building is start- ction that does not conflict v a a. i and on Tuesday evenings at The Board of Trustees will Women's Fishing Association, fish tourney to be held off guests included R.W. Watson with scout use. Ecca Ratcn Presbyterian Presbyterian Church U.S.A. ing to look like progress is ing worship 1 1 a.m.; Sunday Rev. Floyd E. Logee of 8 p.m, Visitors and guests hold their regular monthly many of them some of Palm Stuart early in January. of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. H. being made. In an all-out "Lions Ups" have won Chapel, N.W.'4th St. at Flo- school, 9:45; Evening wor- are invited. A question per- meeting Tuesday, the 19 at Beach County's most enthus- The upcoming sailfish meet H. Van Epps, Mr. and Mrs. effort to complete the hut, a seven and lost two games rida Military Academy; shop service, 7:30 p.m. BTU the First Presbyterian Chur ch, U.S.A., announces that iod and open forum discus- 7:30 p.m. iastic feminine anglers, will will be the third annual event Walter Dahm and Mr. and barbecue has been scheduled the "Lion Downs" have won (formerly Children's Man- 6:30; Mid-week prayer ser- The Women's Association meet at Stuart next week for for the feminine anglers--the Mrs. Roy Simon. for Dec. 5, to raise money two and lost seven games. or). Rev. Matthew J. Wel- beginning this Sunday, No- sion is held in connection vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. wth each lecture. will have a Praise Servii ir #tthe group's fall meeting. last two having been held Mr. and Mrs, Larry Cava- de, pastor. Sunday school vember 1 7, Morning Wor- Principal order of business, ship will be held in the Boca At the 8:30 and 1 I a.m.Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 2: off the Palm Beaches. The naugh have returned to the 24 • Hour Ambulance Registered Nurse 9:45t a,m., morning worship First Methodist Church of p.m. according to Mrs. Thomas tournament was moved to Cove from Lake Mohawk, N.J. in Attendance 1 1 a.m. An invitation to at- Boca Raton, NE 2nd Ave- Raton Hotel Auditorium at worship services this Sunday and Oxygen Service at St. Paul's the Rev. Mr. The regular mid-week -Sherwood, Lantana, chairman Stuart this year to comply Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pooley tend the services is extend- nue at 6th Street. Rev. Elton 1 1 a.m. instead of the Teen Study will be held *.of the Association, will be with IWFA by-laws which say have returned for the season ed to all the citizens of Boca G. Powell, Pastor. Church Center. The Sunday school Schuster will preach on a major tournament shall not "This World's Only Hope!" day evening at 7:30 and will a discussion of plans for the from Rochester, N.Y. • Raton. school, 9:45 a.m.; Church will continue at 9:30 a.m. in continue in the study of the IWFA's top tournament event be held in the same locale service 1 1 :00 a.m. Nursery Teen Center as usual under The Youth choir will sing. Gospel according to St. Mark. for more than two successive AMBULANCE Bible Conference Church: available for children. MYF the direction of Superinten- years. DeerfieldBPW NW 4th Avenue, Wes Au- meets Sunday, 6:00 p.m. in dent Robert Beattie Jr. and Ccinmunity Presbyterian Boat Club In addition to Mrs, Sherwood, DIAL 5481 ger, Pastor. Sunday school the Church Hall. Choir re- assistant Supt. Kenneth W. Deerfieid Beach SpecialServices At other officers expected to Sale Success, BOCA RATON .DEERFIELD 9:45 a.m., Morning services hearsal, Thursday, 8 p.m. Higgins. This arrangement ^RegattaDec. 11 take a part in the planning 11. Evening service 7:45. will continue throughout the The Men's Club of the Boca Raton Hotel session include Mrs. Orton Prayer service 7:30 p.m. Winter Season. Those at- Community Presbyterian in Commodore Bruce Forbes Dale, Mrs. John Rybovich, Anotherln Jan. First Pre&byterian Church, Special services for' the Wednesday. tending services are asked to Deerfield Beach, Jack Conley employees and officers of is honorary chairman of the Jr., Mrs. Ralph Kettler, Mrs. The Business and Profess- Ross B. Henderson, Licensed Funeral Director U.S.A. Floyd Emerson Lo- use the south parking lot in president, will hold their Christmas regatta scheduled LaMont Albertson, West Palm Church of the Open Door - the Boca Raton Hotel and ional Women's Club of Deer- gee, A.B.B.D., Pastor, Mrs. front of the Hotel on theregular monthly meeting on Club will be held on Sunday 0L for December 22 at the Boca Beach; Mrs. Louis A. Fergu- field Beach realized $180 Thomas L. Cook, Associate Rev. Albert L. Eastman; Lillian F. Parker Director of water front off Camino Friday, Nov. 15, with a cov- at 7 a.m. in the hotel audit- " Raton Yacht Club. son, Jr., Mrs. Richard Bein- from their recent rummage 217 HILLSBORO BLVD. DEERFIELD BEACH Sunday services at Lion's Music. Sunday school in Real. ered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. orium by the Rev. George Assisting Mr. Forbes will ecke, Mrs; Alfred Williams, sale. Club Building, N.W. 4thTeen Center at 9:30 a.m., in the Social Hall. Schuster, who will also serve be Vivian Hall and Jack Duane Palm Beach and Mrs, Charles Due to the success of this Avenue. Morning Worship Robert Beattie Jr., Supt., Good News Club The fourth in the series of as chaplain at the hotel and of Delray Beach. Stevenson, Boynton Beach. sale the club plans to sponsor Bedroom Suites 1 1 a.m. Sunday school 9:45. Kenneth W. Higgins, assist- six sessions on Church club. -^ A perpetual trophy will be The group will likely include another one in January. Prayer meeting Wednesday ant. Morning Worship in Mrs. Zeral Brown, direc- Officer Training will be held Afternoon vesper servicev" " - established for the optimist's Mrs. William Borough, Chi- Mrs. Alice Gebicke, pres- Including Dresser And Mirror, 7:30 p.m. Boca Raton Hotel Auditor- tor of the Good News Club, Sunday afternoon from 4 p.m. in the hotel will also begin pram class, with prams and cago, 111., winner of last ident, announces the meeting Vanity Desk And Night Stand ium, 1 1 :00 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Chapel, This years sailfish tournament. Community Presbyterian! sponsored by the Child in two weeks, John Edward moths expected to participate. time has been changed from -- $69.95 Evangelist Fellowship, meet is for the members of the will serve as organist, and Also scheduled for theFridays to Thursday evenings. Church of Deerfield Beach. St. Gregory's Episcopal each Wednesday after school three boards. Wilbert Dahlberg will be head Stuart area this year is the with 2 single Plastic Headboards Sunday school 9:30 a.m. un- Church: 245 E. Boca Raton at Teen-Town. The Presby-teens will hold usher at these services. Girl Scouts In IWFA's annual bass-snook der the direction of John L. Road. Sunday, 7:40 Matins, their regular meeting Sunday competition—a tournament set All The Family WANTED TO BUY — DESKS & CHESTS Open Monday, Friday Nltei 'til 9 P.M. Daily S AM, to § WM. Greene. Morning worship, 8:00 Holy Eucharist, 9:00 New Branch Formed evening from 6 p.m. to 7:30 V Day Parade for mid-May. I 1 p.m. Rev. Arland Brigga, Family Eucharist, 1 1 :00 p.m. Christmas Irs V Day Parade — 15% Down Delivers — Pastor. morning .prayer and sermon, The afternoon branch of Sunday, 7:30 p.m., Rev. Mr. HereNov. 22-23 The Sea Gull, Good Deed Mrs. Melvin Schmitt had Tuesday, Thursday, Friday the Woman's Auxiliary of Briggs will participate in the and Mockingbird Patrols, three groups to watch as the First Baptist Chapel - Pal installation service for the A Christmas bazaar will bgt> Wildmans Return metto Park Rd. Morning 7:30 Holy Eucharist; Thurs- St. Gregory's Episcopal held Nov. 22-23 from 10 a.mT all Girl Scouts of Troops Veterans Day parade got day 10:00 Holy Eucharist. Rev. Robert Morey, the new 136 and 13 7, marched in Richards Furniture worship 11 a.m.; Si '-».y Church held an organiza- to 5 p.m. at the Teenage From Abroad under way. Sacrament of Penance 5-6 tional meeting at the home Pastor of the First Presby- the Veterans Day parade. NEW & USED school 10 a.m. Nr -y • terian Church in Delray Beach. Center, sponsored by the Her husband, a member of available. B.T.U. at 7 a. p.m. Saturdays. The Rev. of Mrs. Frank Shoher, Revi- Woman's Association of the Their leaders are Mrs. J. D. Captain and Mrs. C. Kennin the Shrine Band was with 3749 N. FEDERAL HWY. — POMPANO BEACH_ James C. Stoutsenberger. era. The Rev. James Stou- On Tuesday, November 19, Brittian, Mrs. Edward Hy- Wildman, of Boca Raton re- his group. Next came son Evening worship 8 p.n H from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., there First Presbyterian Church, Sunday. Mid-week . tensberger gave the devo- U.S.A. nes and Mrs. Floyd Cleve- turned last week from Germany. Bill, a member of the Sea- St. Joan of Arc Catholic tions. will be two Field Directors While there they visited the crest High School Band, and meeting 8 p.m. Wednaa- from the Board of Christian Mrs. Carl Zehler, bazaar land. The Flag Bearers were Parish. Sunday, 7, 9 and Mrs. Henry Colebank, pre- chairman said a bake sale International Automobile last but not least, was son Choir rehearsal 9 p.m. et 1 0:30 masses at the Catholic Education in Philadelphia 1 Diane Brown, the American Wednesday. Pastor: Rev. K. sident, outlined objectives of will be held on Saturday^ Flag, and Arlene Brittian, Show in Frankfort, the ArtDickie, a cadet at the Florida We are pleased to Parish hall .155 NW 20th meeting with leaders of this Nov. 23. Also on display Exhibit in Cologne and the Military Academy, Junior D. Clement. St, Confessions will be heard the meeting. Members voted church to review the entire Troop Flag." Color guards to hold a luncheon meeting will be the shell craft article^ were Linda Zimmermacher Rhine Wine Festival. Division. announce that— every Saturday from 5-6 Christian Education program. made by Mrs. Ralph J. Brown. The Wildman's also attend- Faith Baptist Church - .A and 7-8 p.m. Daily mass the first Monday of each and Maureen Vailencourt. Conservative Baptist Chur- month. ed the dog show at Wiesbaden, week days, 7:30 a.m. except Their Sergeant was Linda whefe more than three- POMPANO PET ch" - One block west tiS-1 Wednesdays. Gather David Loughery. Their sister Girl hundred dachshunds were PARADISE George Dudley Harris and Sample Rd., No. Pom- Heffernan, pastor, and Fath- Special Lecture Series Scouts marching with them shown. pano. Rev. Donald F. Roop, er Miguel Goni, assistant At St. Paul's were Judith Cleveland, Ka- & Doggie pastor. Sunday school 9:30 pastor. ren Leggett, Daun Lyon, Pa- a.m.; Worship service 10:45 The third lecture of the "Save The Only Eyes Beauty Shop is is now associated special series on "The Great tricia Mazak, Lucille Miran- a.m.; Evening service 7:30 St. Paul's Lutheran Church FURNITURE di, Kathy Sciuto, Althea You Will Ever Have" Doctrines of the Christian /Professional p.m. Bible study on Wed- 180 E. Royal Palm Road; Tyldsly, Lynn Smith, Nancy with us as account nesday, 7:30 p.m.. Free Religion" will be delivered MS Grooming the Rev. George Schuster, at 9:45 a.m. Sunday at St. Wilson, Tina Kelly, Judith Free transportation, call Pastor. Sunday worship at DR. P. A.- MC RILL executive Boca 5954. Paul's Lutheran Church by Herrin, Madeline Dufault, I Specializing 8:30 and 1 1 a.m. Sunday PLAZA Patty Patrick, Joyce Coyle, the Rev. George Schuster, school 9:45 a.m., all age Optometrist iPOODLiS First Baptist Church, Rear- pastor. His subject this Sun- Carol Sue McWilliams, and class groups and a special! BOCA HATCH Linda Stevens. COCKIRS field: N.E. nd St., Rev! G. Bible class for adults. day will be about "Our Soul 127 BOCA RATON RD. Robert Rowe, pastor. Morn- and Our Salvation." These Save Money on Name Brands Brownie Scouts of three Johnson & Geisler lectures are given twice each DRIVE A LITTLE . . . SAVE A LOT troops were also in the pa- Investment Securities week, namely on Sunday N.W. 2 Ave. at 19 St. Phone 5491 rade in their leaders cars, BOCA RATO N mornings at 9:45 o'clock Mrs. S. Pool, Mrs. P. Mer- PHONE 9498 FLORIDA . Members Philadelphia and Baltimore Exchanges cer, and Mrs. Robert Ouers. 2635 Atlantic Blvd., Pompano Beach BOCH RflTOn 230 N. Federal EXTERIOR CEMENT ond STUCCO PAINT Phone 7-WE3-2883 Home Phone 5369 Qan.de.ri Pompano 7.WE3-7626 8 Beautiful Colors WL5T PALMETTO PARK ROAD if INYL JHl THE FINIST IXT1RJ0R MASONRY PAINT MADI $2.95 MUFFLERS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED MADI IN AND TESTiD FOR SOUTH FLORIDA per gallon in 5-gaI. cans SUITES, ONE and TWO BEDROOM CAN Bl USED OVER ® WATER PAINT FREE INSTALLATION APAR1MENTS, NEW SWIMMING m OIL PAINT m RUBBER PAINT White, $3.35 per gal. POOL, TROPICAL ATMOSPHERE # Dries in 20 minutes ® Nb Brush marks $ Easy to apply @ No special thinner! needed. MODERATE RATES ® May be used interior or exterior. Monthly Seasonal &. Breather Type Film: Boca Raton Paint Yearly Rentals Allows moisture to escape through film from within and Wall Paper Company repels entrance of moisture FACTORY wmmN Winfifild Park Shopping Plata • N. Pad. Hwy., Boca Raton GUAUNTII Phone BOCA RATON 9435 from outside. Phone 9373 - Fr«« Dalivery tot THf LIFR1MI Of YOUR CAR OOOD AT MIDAS MUFFLES SHOTS FROM COAST-TO-COAST INSURANCE REAL ESTATE W. P. BEBOUT LIFE MIDAS MUFFLER Always As Represented MUFFLER /Sales & Service, Inc. 1484 S. Federal — Pomp ana 701 N. Federal Hwy. Phone 8621 Phone 7-WE 3-9971 Boca Raton Friday, Nov. IS, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 Psychiatric Clinic Now Kiwanis Club Members Hear Larry RIsser 'Under Construction At San Diego Mrs. Pierce Speak on Light A new psychiatric elinic teachers in the new unit will Training Center Mrs. Lottie Pierce of West Four new men were elect- r>ow .under construction at be specially trained in deal- Palm Beach was guest speak- ed to membership, John, The Florida School For Boys ing with children with emo- Larry Ellis Risser, son of er at the Kiwanis Club lun- Flancher, Jack Benham, L. at Marianna will provide in- tional problems. Mr. and Mrs. John Risser of cheon, Tuesday. She spoke L. Tazwell, and Tenmaa tensive help in mental ad- Hospital-type security will South East 5th St., Boca of modern home and office Wood. justment for boys who do be maintained in the clinic. Raton, has been assigned to lighting. Mrs. Pierce said not benefit fully from the Supt. Dozier pointed out the Recruit Training Center, that dark corners are now regular program. that before deep emotional U.S. Naval Station, San "out" and the best modern Work on the clinic is a- problems can.be solved, hid- Diego, Cal, for a nine week homes illuminate all of the Presbyterian bout, half finished. Superin- den conflicts must be brou- course of recruit training and tendent Arthur G. Dozier Navy indoctrination. decorative purposes only. m ght to the surface and that She was accompanied here Chapel Has plans, however, to begin se- these conflicts must be held Berore his enlistment in «uring the staff for the clinic the Navy, Seaman Risser by Charles Senior and Wil- in check to prevent harm, lian Gearhart. before the building itself is until insights can be impart- attended Seacrest High School First Meeting completed. At the head of graduating in June, 1957. Two Kiwanians had sons ed and problems dissipated. While in school, he played wjth them as dinner guests. Major Wood, on behalf of the unit will be a full-time A clinic of this type is un- the trumpet in the school Harold Turner had his son the Florida Military Academy psychiatrist. The staff will usual in training schools. welcomed the congregation of~ include people, meeting the band. He is a qualified water Jerry, and Chief W. H- w Consequently, no standard? j&mtt i safety instructor for Red Brown was accompanied by the newly organized Presby- highest standards in the. have been set. Supt. Dozier Cross. his son Ensign William, who terian Chapel to its halls. fields of special education, said no psychiatric clinic has Risser is interested in Mrs. Carl Zehler, chairman of the bazaar sponsored Mayor John L. Shores greet- medicine, phychiatry, psy- by the First Presbyterian Church U.S.A.; with 3ome recently received his com* been planned in the first' mechanics, and will attend ed the group on behalf of the chology, and social work. phaze of building at the one of the Navy's technical j of the articles to be on sale November 22 - 23, at mission. city officials. Dozier emphasized the the Teen-Age Center. — Boca News Photo Over 60 persons attended # new school for boys at trade schools after comple- i fact that the clinic is not itt~ Okeechobee, because he tion of his recruit training. j —by Margaret Olsson. the first service, to hear Rev. tended to be a mental hos- CONGRATULATIONS — Three new of Loves Drug Co.; Joe Meehan of the Matthew Welde speak. wants to get experience with stores opened in the Royal Palm Shop- WslliamSmith pital. th clinic hre in order to find Meehan Men's Wear, and William Rans? Ellis Memorial The church will hold ser- Rather, it will provide for ping Area. H. C. Newman, president of dell of Jack & Jill. — Boca Raton News Church Circles- Rotary Shows vices at the Florida Military out what facilities will prove Chamber of Commerce with James Love Fhoto by Margaret Olsson. Services srs NJ. the small percentage of boys most worthwhile. Is December 1 Academy each Sunday The i here who need help beyond Meet Here Popular Film new chapel is sponsored by At the same time the phy- William Smith Allen, 71, the Bethany Presbyterian what the general program is chiatric clinic is being set up At the meeting of the Elks of 485 N.E. 4th street ex- able to offer. It will allow Services Held The five circles of Women's TL Great Adventure, a lodge last Friday night, Church U.S.A. at the Marianna school, Society of Christian Service film very popular throughout pired early Thursday at his for more individual atten- Supt. Dozier hopes to in- George Stanton requested home following a sudden ill- For Mrs. Yafsek of the First Methodist Church the country was shown at the that all members attend the tion. crease the guidance program met Wednesday. Rotary meeting Wednesday, i memorial service scheduled ness. Supt. Dozier pointed out for boys who continue to Funeral services for Mrs, Circle One met at the home in commemoration of Rotary j for Sunday, Dec. 1. The He was born in Massachu- Men's Bowling # that a study made prior to live.in the campus cottages Vivian Yatzek, 33, were held of Mrs. H.J. Dane, Circle Foundation Week". ; service will be to honor all setts but Jived in Borden- the 1955 session of Legisla- and take part in general Monday at Scobee Funeral Two with Mrs. F.J. Van Natta, Last week Ike Parish pre- | lodge members. town, N.J., before coming Team Scores ture revealed that 10 per School'activities. At present, Home with Rev. Arthur Circle Three at the church sented the club a 4x9. ft. felt | Jack Carver served as here three years ago. cent of the boys take up the guidance cener is made Charlesworth, Cason Memorial hall, Circle Four met with banner, for the preservation He was manager for How- The high score single game 9 ,. ; leading knight in place of about 50 per cent of staff up of three staff members. Methodist Church, officiating. Mrs. Harry Moon and C ~cle and display of the penant Matt Hall, who is ill in the ard Johnson Restaurants for of the Men's Bowling League time. It is this 1 0 per cent The Superintendent hopes ;to Burial was in Boca Raton Five met with • Mrs. L, t collection. hospital. Stanton also acted 1 3 years in Springfield, N. J. went to Bus Pool with a 204. which will be isolated in the cemetery. Mrs. Yatzek died Smith. Guests were' Vince Cann- High for a three game set employ two more within the as esquire in the absence A member of the Episcopal psychiatric clinic. next year. Friday at her home, south of ing, Gene Constance, Cass of Charles Bliel, and Gus Church and the Charles H, went to R. Romano with 526. The clinic, Supt. Dozier Delray Beach, following a Mr. and Mrs. Farrar, Earle Pierson, F.J. have returned to D* Hancock as inner guard for Titus Lodge F & A M in High team scoring 840 sin- said, will provide for about long illness. Langley, Major Gen, Thomas Bill Hickox. Bordentown, and a former gle and three set of 2361 was Survivors are her husband, after spending the sun 'anley and Dr, W.M. Monroe, 50 boys. It will be a little Canada. John Koster was welcomed Rotarian in Cranford, N.J. the Boca Tool and Gage. institution to itself, with its ALERT TODAY Vernon, and daughter, Carol as a member, on demit from a Survivors are his wife. League Standing own classrooms, medical Ann; mother, Mrs, Earl California lodge. Team Won Lost Richards, mother-in-law, Mrs. Annie A. Allen of Boca Ra- Jaycees 11 5 servicj, dining room, and Exalted Ruler Eugene Bobs Bar 11 ALIVE TOMORROW Nellie Yatzek, sister, Penny ton, one daughter, Mrs. Lawaon Electric 11 recreational activities. The Tires - Batteries j Mahlmei'ster reported on a. Boca Building Spec. 10 ! Richards; brothers, Thomas • Robert Meyer of Borden- Tool and Gage 9 7 ACCESSORIES j visit to the Naples lodge, town. Brown's B« 8 8 and Robert Richards; grand- Federal Hwy. and Royal Paftn Rd. (• where Pat LeMoyne, district Chick's Service 8 8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Interment and services will Boca Motors 7 9 j deputy grand exalted ruler, Love's Drug 6 10 Golf ProTommy Armour Richard Bjurberg of the Palm Beach County Chapter Terry, all of Delray Beach, | be at Bordentown. Kraeer But Pool Service 6 10 | was honored. Making the trip American Legion 6 10 American Red Cross checking disaster shelter loca- and a brother, Terry Richards, i were Mahlmeister, Charles j Funeral Home in Pompamv Leo'a Barber Shop 3 13 U.S. Navy. | Beach had charge of ar- tions with Mrs. Bert Klehm, prior to the talk at the Glenn, Herb Matthis and Ed Awarded Chair of Honor BPW meeting. Tuesday night Boca News Photo. Grinke. Twelve members rangements. & Lint nl Febric Shop signified their intentions of Members of the Delray chair. RUBBER STAMPS attending a meeting of the §:}®mming$ T© Attend We've Beach Country Club honored Warren Grimes was in MADE TO ORDER West Palm Beach lodge when fjftjrommy Armour, world-famous charge of planning the event. HELP &EEP -. Quick Service — Horsd'oeuvres were served 170 E. Boca Raton Rd. LeMoyne will again be honor- C©f€ Convention golfer,, et. a party last Wed- FLORIDA GREEN Call 5211 ed. Changed during the evening. Thomas Fleming Jr. will nesday night when- he was CUSTOM-MADE ^presented an English peer Mr. Dodg® Honored accompany his father Thom- Our Name to i:hair for his own occupancy NOW AT HOME... Draperies - Slip Covers as Fleming Sr. of Ft. Lau- at the golf club. Bedspreads - Upholstery derdale to the 41st annual ALERT TODAY 1 At Surprise Party state Chamber of Commerce Dick Wilson and Phil The Children s Fashion Center Large Selection Charles F. Dodge was convention in St. Petersburg, Ambrosini served as master ALIVE TOMORROW Pine Fabrics honored at a surprise birthday Get Our Prices First November 17-19. MATTY'S of ceremony, with the chair party. Guests were Mr. and The elder Mr. Fleming is presentation being made by TRAVERSRODS Mrs. J.B. Smith of Delray a member of the state board /FYOU CANT SWIM, &TAY . ^Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hayden. OUT Of DEEP WA T£R. £V£7V Decorator colors and Beach, Mr. and Mrs. James of directors for the Cham- I - Hour Among the noted golfers white. Also custom-made T. Smith, Dr.- and Mrs. Fred- ber of Commerce. (N WADING YOU CAN GET and ceiling rods. erick Matthews, |v| and Mrs. present were Marlene Bauer /A/TO TROUBLE, YOUMAV, aMPu$ Phone r< Cleaners Hagge, Bob Hagge, Chris STEP INTO HOLS'? OR Edwin Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Birthday greetings go this t 3122 Shop Now For Christmas Ralph Brown and Mr. and Ehinphy and Jerry and Diane **0POFF$' week to Mrs. Otto Yark and Don't Forget ©Penna, at 111 East Boca Raton Road tMrs. Ray Rhoode. Mrs. Burt Rogers. The "Rubber Beaters" presented a golf umbrella to &m Mrs. Hayden for her assist- According to Santa ance in arranging for the Claus and the Doug- MATTY'S A portable radio, first aid kit, Christmas Get Yours Free TRAIN-GAME TABLE las Fir Plywood # and flashlight are handy fruit Association of HEIP'KEEP emergency equipment. Tacoma 2, Wash. — HOUR! FLORIDA GREEN

Open a new account with You Can Make WHEN YOU NEED First Federal between now SEPTIC TANKS — GREASE TRAPS and december 24th -- and One Easy INSTALLED Or REPAIRED receive your fruit cake. Cakes have been purchased Just Ask Us How! CLEANERS Stopping Stones — Metal Clothes Poles from Civitan Ciub to benefit Underground Garbage Containers Scholarship Fund. Save for More than adequate space Is provided on this table for the boy with his WINFIELD PARK what you want. Y)*e» C««»r Palmetto Parti S«»t of Fa first train set. He can leave his train eoulpment in place on the table which will provide support for a tournament size top at the correct height Call "RA2 " PAJIKER' for table tennis, simplicity in design is achieved with easy-to-use, low SHOPPING PLAZA cost, fir plywood. Dial7-WE.3-'983O BOCA RATON LUMBER Pickup end F. A. JOHNSON, Inc. WC>\ ll.VTON OFFICE 241® S. Federal Hwy. — Pompan© Beach FIRST FEDERAL and SUPPLY CO., Inc. SAVINGS *4 MIAN ASSOCIATION SAVINGS INSURED "Strvfng Broww-a Cowatj for 21 N. W, S#oond Avsmue pnd Fourth St Phons 8581 Phone 5712 OF CtLRAy BEACH TO $10,000 Friday, Nov. 15, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15 __THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, November 15, 1957 PERSONALS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS ^ „ . mt . Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Craigmyle Heights. g-, AVAILABLE FOR SALE i Protect Their have returned to Deerfield They plan to make Boca Repeal of Doubled Intangible Raton their home. They are for the season from Toronto, .CARPENTER Work, floor Canada. now residing at the Masculine (2) SOFA BEDS with cov- apartments. tile, and home repairs. Call ers, $20 each. (2) matching Right To Know Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bassi Boca 355 7. of N.W. 3rd Ave. have return- Mrs, J.M. Everett has return- chairs, $ 1 0 each. One bed- 831-47BTF room set, $40. Phone Boca By Rev. James Keller, Tax Urged By Dickinson ed from their trip to New ed to her home at 343 N.W. REAL ESTATE York where they visited their 13th Street, from Holy Cross REAL ESTATE WORKING MOTHERS 9404. Director of the Christophers Hospital. Mrs. Everett fell FOR RENT I will care for your children 9S9.51B | unrealistic when we impose friends and relatives. FOR SALE On April 30th, 1789, George Wash- Repeal of the legislation turn the tax to its previous several weeks ago and frac-*- in my home during the a tax which in the long run They were on hand to see (2) BRAND NEW studio ing on rested his hand on the Bible doubling the tax on intangi- status (one-half of the pre- Queen Elizabeth when she tured her hip. ..,*! == Christmas season, Compe- and took the oath of office as first results in considerably more iioca Raton Warehouse For NEW HOME front room for couches, reasonable, or will bles will be sought in the sent amount) and I am call- was there. tent and reasonable. Phone President of. the United States at Mr, and Mrs. Howard Kates, sale or rent, 5,000 sq. feet, rent. Excellent location. Pri- exchange for bunk beds. Ph. next Legislature by State ing upon the members of harm by way of loss of re- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R, Boca 4006. the Old Federal Building in New Winfield Park, who m vate driveway, entrance and Boca 5 173. . York City. According to Joseph Senator F. O. Dickinson. Legislature to join me in . venue through loss of es- GBS, 3-1 Ox 12 overhead 931.SIB Baker formerly of Crawfords- here recently from Williams- bath. G. E. refrigerator, 958-51B Buffington in "The Soul of Wash- The senator's comment this matter. ' tates, holdings and money ville, Indiana, brother of Jloors, 1 4 ft. ceiling, two toi- 9 port, Pa. leave for the north breakfast privileges. Phone ington," Washington then lifted the that the increased tax is "With our state growing than we will ever receive Robert and William Baker of lets, plenty of light. Phone DRAFTING — Several se- on a business trip. They will Boca 5 763. TRAILER - 1000 pounds Holy Bible to his lips, kissed it rev- keeping large estates from and developing as it is, the- Boca have purchased a Boca 9433. mesters of college drafting erently and said, "So help me God." from the tax. return to Boca soon. 857-44BTF 953.51P capacity, $50. Phone Boca investing in Florida •was re- increasing need of finances "I would favor a further building site in University and engineering drawing. 4386. THESE WORDS, "So help me futed by Governor Collins, to operate state government broadening of the sales tax Available evenings & week 955-MP rod," spontaneously added to the HOUSE - Nicely furnished, oath by Washing- Thursday. is obvious to all of us. Nev- in preference to this tax on Beautiful CBS (3) bedroom season or yearly basis. For ende. Phone Boca 9850. ^furnished house plus corner CE4-E1B ton, have, since' Dickinson said that since ertheless, we are being most intangibles. OCCASIONAL mahogany BURLAP SALE «ss|ot zoned for duplex in fine information call Boca 3 1 06. then, always ac- adjournment of the 195 7 962-51B tables - Lamps - Bed spreads companied official session of the Legislature he First Federal Begins residential section. Most de- and Kneehole desk. Reason- oaths throughout Florida Soils sirable. Priced at $16,500. POMPANO has received "literally hun- New Christmas Club ( 1 ) bedroom for rent by able. Phone Boca 5960. the U.S.A. The dreds of letters, telegrams CLOSING OUT Call owners representative the week or until Jan. 1 8th. MOVING 9S3-HP President taking Are Discussed This year for the first time, Boca 5110. office, civil ser- and phone calls from Flori- the First Federal Savings Phone Boca 8754. STORAGE CO vice employees, All Colors - Pink, C\ 9S0-51B 955-51B da citizens protesting the in Year Book and Loan Association is FIX IT YOURSELF witnesses in doubling of the tax and Charcoal, Natural, SAVE CASH courts, passport offering a new idea in Brown, Green, Local And Long even more recently been "Florida and Flatwoods" Christmas Clubs, according Beautifully furnished 2 bed- Complete outside antenna applicants and Keller told by bankers and inves- Orchid VARSITY Distance Moving with 10 ft. mast mounting many others on official occasions is the subject of an article to William C. Mizelle, execu- room, 2 bath house. Private repeat these same words. They call tors of many cases where the in "Soil," the 1957 Yearbook tive vice-president of the beach, exclusive location. Agent brackets. 50 ft. of lead-in on God to be Witness to the truth planning of large estates to of Agriculture, published by Association. The plan is HOMES 749 SE 21st Avenue, Deer- wire, and wire holding clips, of what they have solemnly af- be invested in Florida have the U.S. Department of called a Sav-O-Matic Check field. N. AMERICAN VAN LIKESJ $15. Longer mast extra. firmed. been diverted and sent to Agriculture. Christmad Club. Excellent Selection IN VARSITY HEIGHTS 954-5 IB Crest Electronics, 25 Boca This is only one of the countless Drapary Material!, PHONE 7-3-2414 historical facts which reveal :he other states after learning of The article was written by When the club is started N.W. 2nd Ave. at 11th St. Raton Rd. Ph. Boca- 33 77. Rod* • Aiconiorle». 92H.49BTF spiritual roots of our great nsuun. this law. J.R. Henderson, Extension and the first payment is made, itionally Known Boca Raton a receipt card will be issued Custom-Made £ Each and all of them can be taught "We in Florida are spend- agronomist and F.B. Smith, Lines OFFICES under existing laws, in every class- with a check attached pay- IN CHATHAM HILLS BUSINESS FIRMS, Clubs, ing millions of dollars to ad- microbiologist and head of ft Federal Highway (Rt. 1) FOR RENT room in the country. vertise our state and encour- department of soils of the able to the customer on and • at 29th St. motels, fund raisers, sales- EVERY ONE of the 41 million University of Florida. after Nov. 15, 1958. Then the Waldron Draperies Boca Raton Rubber Stamps men and women. Unusual age citizens to move to Flo- Will alter to suit. students in the public and private receipt card automatically rida and bring their wealth, Another Floridian, Frank Second floor Made to Order gift items at wholesale costs. schools of the United States has a W. Woods, research forester becomes a check for the final deacon Light Shopping Center CUSTOM DESIGNED Write Encore, 1 140 SW right to know the fulness of Ameri- with the hope that among 1 Palmetto Perk Read and For Quick Service at the Southern Forest Exper- total amount entered. i HOMES 28th St., Ft. Lauderdale for can history. To deprive young peo- other things it will result in 2410 N. Federal . Pompano • Phone 7-WE3-23ZI First Ave. Reasonable ple of this important portion of their iment Station, Marianna, First Avenue. Call 5211 brochures, or phone Ja 3- srengthening the economy of collaborated with Otis L. 3 .rnd 3 Bedroom, All With 2 Tile American heritage—through over- our state. Our Governor I Baths Built-in Electric Kitchens Reasonable Rent 6122 evenings. sight, negligent, or design—would Cop eland, Jr., Spokane, 945-jMP. be to shortchange them. makes trips to the north and Wash., and Carl E. Ostrum, PHONE 9263 west to tell about Florida. From Even if some no longer agree with Asheville, N.C., members of $13,950 or see your broker ADMIRAL TV - 17-inch the spiritual convictions of the Our state chamber of com- the U.S. Forest Service, on WANT TO BUY table model, good condi- Founders of America, at least the merce and various city an article "Soil Management jfCONSTRUCTION DIVISION I am interested in locating tion, metal stand included. right of students to know . what chambers of commerce and for Forest Trees." in Boca Raton and buj'ing a Good buy at $40. Boca these actually were • should be re- HELP WANTED spected. other promotional organiza- Of the 300,000 Yearbooks iHarveyRealty house having two or three 8046. tipns maintain at great ex- printed, 242,000 are distri- UNDER NEW 945-50BTF PARENTS, TEACHERS, STUD- % Boca Raton bedrooms in the price range ENTS and all others can do much pense to our citizens fabu- buted free. Each senator is WAITRESS wanted at from 12 to $1 5,000. Should MANAGEMENT 210 N. W. ELEVENTH ST. to strengthen the moral fiber of our lous budgets for the purpose given an allotment of 500 The Griddle. Phone 8309 you have and wish to sell a ELECTRIC Golf cart, in- nation by giving wide circulation tc- of advertising Florida. and each Congressman, 400, tali 3511 or 4457 S53-51B house answering this general cluding battery charger. For the public declarations of faith in. "It seems rather ridiculous Copies may be obtained from COMPLETELY REMODELED description, answer giving quick sale, $125. Ph. Boca God repeatedly made by the pio- neers of America. They are force- that we would double the Congressman while they last. WANTED: Young man to full details as I will be com- 8017. share apartment at 136 947-50-51B ful reminders that they deeply be- tax on intangibles, resulting ing down to Boca Raton in lieved God to be the Author of our in driving away from Florida Miss Joan Herter of Jack- Boca Raton Rd. $37.50 per about 5 days after this ad liberty. many, many millions more sonville Beach was the guest month. Phone Boca 9325, has been published. Private LEGALS The words and deeds of these of G. Winsor Boyles, Winfield 8 to 5 daily. than we will ever collect Party, Box No. 50, Boca NOTICE is hereby given that the great men are part and parcel of Park. Miss Herter, the niece 955-51P through this tax. Raton News. undersigned, under the provisions our history. They are essential in- of Mrs. Boyle, was entertain- of Section 865.09 Florida Statutes gredients of our strength, and in- "Accordingly, I plan to ed at a dinner party at the HIGHWAY 557-5 IB of 1941, will register with the dispensable if we are to survive as Don't be a litterbug Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and introduce legislation for the Americana in Miami, prior t for Palm Beach County, Florida, a free nation. repeal of this statute and re- Frontage upon receipt of proof of publication RATHER THAN complain about to her flight to Havana Don't be a litterbug of this notice, the fictitious name, Help Keep Florida Green to wit: the godlessness in educational cir- ACREAGE FITCH FASHION CRAFTS cles, it seems far better to "light a COCKTAIL BAR Yes, we have it. under which they are engaged in candle" and include in the school i business at 40 Federal Highway, curriculum the references to God Boca Raton, Florida. That the parties interested in said business and eternal values which are such AND PACKAGE STORE are as follows: a vital and substantial part of our OPEN FOR INSPECTION DONALD A. FITCH, OWNER heritage. SCUEWEL DATED: City of Boca Raton,County of Palm Beach, State of Florida, You personalty and individually— 299 N, E, Third Street this 6th day of November, 1957. through your Parent-Teachers As- OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 2 A. M. Publish: Nov. 8, IS, 22 and 29, 1957. sociation and other societies—can Boca Raton, Nov. 16 render an important service by N. Federal & Jeffery Box 1021 NOTJCE OF INTENTION TO 1 p,mt to 5 p.m. and REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME helping to restore at least a mini- HOSPITALITY -- SERVICE Boca Raton CR 6-5565 Notice is hereby given that the mum recognition of God to the Nov. 17- 11 a.m. fo 5 p.m. undersigned, doing business under schools of America. the fictitious name of THE J. STUART ROBERTSON ORGAN. T Kaulist Feature Service. Washington 17, D. C- Your hosts, Tom and Russ, have had, IZATION, at South Ocean Boulevard REAL at Palmetro Park Road, Boss Raton, over 3S years experience with" the Florida, pursuant to Chapter 865.09 ESTATE Excellent 3 bedroom—2 bath CBS featuring com- Florida Statutes, 1955, intends to country's leading restaurant chain plete stainless steel GE Kitchen Unit and wall register the said name with the (Schrafft's), in top executive capacity. LISTINGS refrigerator, large utility room, car porte and black Clerk of the Circuit Court of You'll enjoy meeting these men. s Palm Beach County, Florida. WANTED top drive. Situated on beautifully landscaped corner /s/ J. STUART ROBERTSON lot, 100 :< 110 feet. Within walking distance of big BURNS, MIDDLETON, shopping center, and public beach. Priced lo*.u at ROGERS & FARRELL l 97 East Palmetto Park Road Tom $18,800, and present 5 A% mortgage may be assum- Boca Raton, Florida It isn't any secret that there's no place like Nelligan In the Boca Raton, Del- ed. Call or see Mr. Clarke, Publish: Nov. 15,22 and 29, Dec, 6, home ... .for an accident! Each year home ray and Deerfield Beach Areas! Homes, lots, accidents strike one family out of EVERY You'll enjoy the drinks at Gulfstream EIGHT, and the majority of the victims are t apartments, ocean and and so will your friends - they're highway frontage, acre- women! king sized. Priced right, too: highballs ACREAGE INVESTMENTS Play safe and get HARTFORD HOUSEWIVES- age, business, rental, from 50c. Martini or Manhattan cocktail lease and all other real PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Then 210 Acres just wesl of Seaboard Railway at you can have the best medical care if an "special", daily 3 to 5 p. m, until Xmas. ; properties! For expert attention, Boca Raton Read — Quarter mile on the accident happens, . . .without worrying about Hillsboro River. the cost! list your properties for Russ Willis sale, lease or rent with: $3500 per acre 35 Acres with 990 feet on State Road SOS M.N. Weir &$ons,lnc near Turnpike. Potential Shopping Center Tom and Russ are always on hand to service your needs. REALTORS site. r » JL JL -& WM. INC. $2,000 per acre Package good sold 'until closing at 2 A. M. Corner A1A and Via Cabana Phone Boca 5496 Federal Hwy, .•=;+ South 5th Street U.S. BOCA BATON, FLA. CREVfLON, REALTOR KAIL DAY INC. Conveniently Located On Federal Highway At Traffic Light Boca 1'iat.:.' Plorida 11605 Biscayne Blvd. Miami Fla, (Hillsboro Road) In Deerfield Beach -- Phone 3393 Phone 5473 Ev.-ir, js & Holidays - 4061 HELP KEEP Phone Plaza 4-5501 FLORIDA GREEN 16 THE BOCA RATON NKWS Friday, Nov. 15, 1957

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