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Vol. 5 No. 39 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, August 25, 1960 16 Pages . Price Ten Cents Bryant to Hear Request For University Buildings (I. S. / Reioning Voted Conference Back-to-School Section lsSaturda The Boca Raton News' annual Back-to-School After Lively Debate Y Section appears in this issue on Pages 7, 8 and 9. A request for State News of the changes in the schools and a com- funds for construction of Despite protests by there isn't demand enough prehensive picture of school facilities will be Two new things have been added to the new Post Office, a "Do Not Enter" barri- the proposed new univer- many residents in the ca- to build business build- found, together with offerings of merchandise by cade for the parking apron and diagonal parking for the south side of the street. The pacity audience at the ings along the newly- sity at Boca Raton will local merchants. The following merchants are co- be presented to Farris City Commission recently agreed to have the parking apron barricaded because it City Commission meet- proposed area and "we operating in the Back-to-school Section: Bryant, Democratic nomi- created a hazardous condition by forcing cars to back out over the sidewalk. -- Bo- ing Tuesday night, com- don't have the population Boca"5 and 10 Kiddy Kampus ca Raton News Photo. missioners unanimously to support it.';' nee for Governor, Satur- day morning at the Sea Boton 5 " rest in Boca Raton to- All children registering meals are served between credit is perfectly good of her list. get for 1960-61 received a mous to reconsider the ward obtaining the uni- for the first grade are re- 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. here."' Soon after the meal was A permit will be applied setback at a public hear- budget. versity. They say they quired to bring their Mrs. Louise Lunger has served, pandemonium broke for in the next few days ing Tuesday night when Weaver pointed out that expected to find the en- birth certificates and a been manager of the J.C. out among the youngsters for a one million dollar ex-commissioner John the budget has to be com- tire community working doctor's health card show- Mitchell School cafeteria The Cuban political for reasons undisclosed. shopping center to be con- Flancher challenged its pleted before the first together in support of the ing a record of all neces- for the last two years. situation affecting travel- In the midst of attempts to structed on the east side legality. meeting in September, ac- project, and not to put sary imm unization, Mat- Mrs. Laura McCord is ers was of real concern to restore order, Ken looked of Federal Highway and After a long and heated cording to the charter. obstacles in their path. wiy and Trafford said. in charge of the Boca Ra- N.E. Fifth Avenue at N.E. at least one well-known at his wife and saw her discussion, commission- "However, it is certain Pupils need bring no ton School cafeteria. 20th Street, Earle Robbins Boca Raton family this eyes clamped shut. ers agreed to reconsider that if a university is supplies from home. The The luncheon menus are told the Boca Raton News Two Boards week, although there's "What's the matter, the budget with an eye built, it will be built at school provides free text- published weekly in the yesterday. been mighty little visiting Jean?", Ken asked in toward paring it down un- Are Combined Boca Raton, and if the books. Individual teachers Boca Raton News so that alarm. Robbins said" he had a der the 11 mills it calls community wants it by our residents to Cas- An ordinance to com- may decide during the parents know exactly what "Nothing," she replied. long telephone conversa- for. enough, it can get it." tro's islands for some bine the Planning and school year to supple- their children have to eat. "I'm just praying for pa- tion with J.A. Cantor, na- Flancher charged that The request to Bryant time. Zoning commissions in- tierce to endure my bless- tionally known business the budget was illegally will be made along with Castro's edict now re- to one group was placed ings!" man who proposes to prepared under the rules numerous other requests quires Cuban residents to on second and final read- build the shopping center, of the city charter. He from Boca Raton, includ- City and State Ask Court obtain travel permits from ing and, after a public and Cantor told him con- said it did not contain de- ing a new Inlet bridge, an his government, and resul- Firemen Quell Ulaze hearing, was adopted by struction would start im- tails of amounts spent as extension of Palmetto tant red tape is snarling In Washing Machine the city Commission mediately after the permit compared with the pre- Park Road west and a To Dismiss Airport Suit reservation schedules Boca Raton firemen ex- Tuesday night. there. Attorney Leo FOX was approved. vious year, no reasons 40th Street bridge. Two motions were filed tinguished a small blaze The ordinance calls relates that so great was Robbins said Publix were given for increases All members of the city in West Palm Beach cir- Mobile X-ray from an overheated motor for a seven-man board, the pre-deadline exodus Market has taken a 25,000 or decreases in expenses, Commission and the city cuit court Friday, one by in a washing machine at including two alternates. from Havana airport that square foot area for a no sinking fund informa- manager have been invit- Unit Coming 8 a.m. Monday at 'the Regular members will the city of Boca Raton Mrs. Pox's sister and fath- store, W.T. Grant Com- tion, no comparison of in- ed to confer with Bryant, home of Mrs. Hope Van eventually serve a term and one by the State At- The Palm Beach Coun- er nearly were prevented pany has taken 25,000 come between last year who will see officials of Norden, 1344 S.W. Ninth of three years with the torney General's office, ty Tuberculosis and from making a scheduled feet and there is a strong and this year and the bud- cities in the county in Avenue. first appointees to serve to dismiss the suit brought Health Association•• Inc., trip here. possibility of either Bro- get was not properly pub- line with his program to Damage was confined to one year and two years by a group of taxpayers mobile X-ray unit will be ward Drug or Leggett es- lished according to law. confer on local problems. Their plane's pilot gave the motor, according to Lt. respectively and then who are attempting to in Boca Raton two days tablishing a drug store in He said the law calls for The conference will start first-boarding passengers Daniel Andrews of the will serve for two years. block the city from giving next month. the shopping center. publication seven days at 10 a.m. Saturday. an option. They could Fire Departme nt. Terms are effective Aug. the state title to the On Thursday, Sept. 8, it .before public hearing and Meanwhile, plans went 203-acre airport strip. the publication date was 1, 1960. will be stationed at the forward this week to de- City Attorney Leon Wea- only five days instead of Kwik-Chek from 10 a.m. A sum of $300 was ap- termine the best location All Agree on Tumoff's Name seven. ver filed the motion to to 1 p.m. and from' 2 to 5 propriated to the Civil Ser- for the university build- dismiss for the city and p.m. City Manager William vice Board. (Continued to Page 15) State Attorney General On Friday the hours Lamb asked Flancher if Richard Ervin filed the will be from 1 to 3 p.m. As '"'Boca Raton Interchange" there was anything diffe- 'Fastest Growing City' motion to dismiss for de- and from 4 to 7 p.m. rent about this year's fendants Thomas D. Bai- The evening service is late budget than when he (Flan- nnrHntr thp nnmp "Rni-i '""" '"""" """" th"'"e^ Commission, in my opi- ley, superintendent of being offered so those 'f *<£%kB cher) was on the commis- University Park Has 3 public instruction; the porting the name, Boca board made fchig decision who work may take ad- Raton Interchange," that "because of the public- excellent job not only in sion for two years. State Board of Control vantage of the free X-ray name is expected to be spirited action of Mr. getting the Turnpike built Flancher replied that and Dr. J. Broward cul- service. he did vote for the budget Citizens, More Coming pepper. given to the local turn- \yeir in making possible and underway in the short Mrs. Harry Amer of the at that time but said he off on the Florida Turn- the interchange through length of time in which W. Lynns' of Boca Raton Those bringing the suit American Legion Auxiliary presumed that the budget University Park, west of pike when the Turnpike the Arvida Corporation." you accomplished it, but Boca Raton, now claims a will occupy 18 Forest to federal court in Miami, will be in charge of vol- Authority Board meets officer (Lamb) knew what in the administration of population of three. And Hills Lane, the Jerry G. where it was dismissed unteers for the mobile next. Manuel said it probably he was doing and knew for not being a "federal Milton . Weir Sr pres- would nave b^n five Turnpike affairs since the Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mc- Varces' of Boca will move unit. N charter requirements. issue," and then to cir- ident of the ArvidabSpo- *«™ before Boca Raton openug that certainly Millan of Pornpano Beach, into 24 Forest Hills Lane Mrs. Opal Broadhead cuit court in West Palm would nave had an int d not want the com along with their daughter, and the Alfonso E. Orpes- ration in a letter to er- " also protested the bud- Beach, are David Ashe, Melvins Sight change if the vida offer misslon s action in con h who this week moved into and their five children, Thomas B Manuel chair- ^ ' P get, challenging it almost as Walter Dugan, John Flan- nad not been their new home at 34 of Fort Lauderdale will man of the Turnpike Au- forthcoming. »g my name with the Bo- point for point. She said cher, Domina Jalbert, Sub off Coast In his letter to Manuel Ca Raton Interchan e to in Forest Hills Lane, have occupy 32 Forest Hills thority, requested that . e she was "flabbergasted Quinten Liberati, William Mr. and Mrs. Edward allow anyone to the distinction of being Lane. at the amount of expens- Sayre, Aris Smith, Haven Melvin sighted a subma- or the city's first citizens. This band of pioneers es." She said the budget Schrecengost, John woods rine off the coast of Boca will form the nucleus of a Interchange.' " "With reference to the should be cut. They were welcomed and Harold Schmidt. Raton early Tuesday, The most ceremony by Milton modern city. Promoters en- It was revealed in the Turnpike Commission's ," important Commissioner Joe De- with Melvin said the ship was tning for fcne enti mayor of Uni- vision a city with a popu- In its dismissal action Boca Raton News last action in honoring me by re Boca the city charged that the clearly seen but submerg- week that the Turnpike tneir resolution to name Raton area is to expedite e plaintiffs do not have ed shortly after being Authority Board had de- the Boca Raton Inter- tne construction of the E. Moore, sales manager " *t decade, with 10,000 mills. He was backed by proper standing to bring sighted. He located the cided to use Weir's name change the 'Weir-Boca Interchange and get it in- of Centex construction, homes, its own elementary Commissioner Al Rueb the action and contended sub just off shore east of in the name of the Inter- Raton Interchange', while t0 operation at the earli- who built'their home. . school, high school, col- but opposed by Mayor the suit does not contain the Coast Guard radar change because, as pres- I am extremely grateful est Possible date, lege, university, churches f Courtney c. Boone and essential ingredients of a tower on A1A. ident of Arvida, he had °r your action, I must "It ts my respectful Furthermore, University and severai shopping cen- Commissioners William O. class action it purports to Submarines from Squad- made possible the funds respectfully decline this suggestion that the Inter- Herbold and John R. Park boasts it will be the ters_ fastest growing city in enty-four houses are be. ron 12 of the Key West for building the Inter- honor. change be named, simply, Brandt. . Tw Naval Station occasionally Florida for one week, with nearing completion in the PHONE YOUR NEWS change. "You and your asso- the 'Boca Raton Inter- On a second motion that a population increase of first section according To Boca 3767 operate off the coast here Manuel told the News ciates on the Turnpike change'." did not include actual 500 percent. The William to Mr WoQTe Boca Raton News during training maneuvers. 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, 1960 Who Wants to Be Five Named First Aid Classes A Fire Inspector? Final Decision on Burgess Delayed To Boards The final decision of proceed under the CivU of any of the charges by not an arbitrary fine of Some fortunate young- Service rules. Will Start Sept 12 ster, boy or girl, between One man was appointed to the City Commission on competent testimony, with 30 days pay." the appeal from a 30-day Mrs. Bedell claimed facts and figures to sub- Commissioners then de- American Red Cross first held at the Fire Station the ages of five and 14, the Civil Service Board and that Burgess was denied aid classes, both advanc- every Monday and Tues- and skillful with words four men to the Industrial suspension by Patrolman stantiate the charges, then cided to ciscuss the mat- Benjamin Burgess heard the right to prepare his the proper action on theter in committee meeting ed and standard, will be day from 7 to 9 p.m. for a will become "Fire Inspec- Commissionon the votes of defense because, although given in Boca Raton start- total of 16 hours. tor for a Day." by the Civil service part of Chief Brown was before making their deci- three members of the City Board last Wednesday certain police records and in the form of a dismissal. sion. ing Sept. 12. John Tell en- Applications are avail- All the child has to do Commission Tuesdaynight. documents were supoena- tire will be the Red Cross able at the fire station is go to the Boca Raton night will have to wait Commissioner Joe DeLong, until the transcript of theed, they wer£ not produc- instructor. and the first 30 persons Fire Department for an calling the voting proce- ed. NEW MODERN The classes will be held applying will be accepted. application blank and meeting is turned over to dures "political appoint- the commissioners, it was She said that some of under the supervision of There is no charge for the write 25 words, or less, he charges made by the Boca Raton Fire De- classes and certificates on why he would like to ment, " refused to use a decided at the City Cora- printed ballot and called mission meeting Tuesday Brown date back almost APARTMENTS partment in conjunction will be awarded to stu- be fire inspector for a a year and no disciplinary with the fire prevention dents finishing the cours- day. The contest is being for open ballots. He and night. Commissioner Al Rueb ab- The Civil Service action'was taken. furnished or unfurnished program. They will be es. conducted in conjunction Mrs. Bedell said Police with the Fire Depart- stained from voting on the Board ended up with a FOR RENT OR FOR SALE appointments. split decision at the hear- Chief Brown visited Bur- For Your Appointment Phone ment's fire prevention pro- gess at his home at mid- Rental $100 per Month. gram. Mayor Courtney C. Boone ing. night after he had called BOCA RATON 511! All applicants must be and Commissioners Willi- Chairman Earie Robbins in sick and ordered him A HOME WITH A GOOD INCOME residents of Boca Raton am O.Herbold and John R. of the Civil Service Board either to report for work and applications must be Brandt voted unanimously voted to uphold the sus-or accompany the chief to Ph CR 8-288! Children up to 14 HalfCUtS 150 sent in before midnight, to appoint Lester Benson to pension imposed by Po-the police station to take Sept. 30. Applications the Civil Service Board to lice Chief W.H. Brown; a medical examination. NORTHCOURT GARDEN APTS PERMANENT WAVES 7.50 should be addressed to fill the unexpired term Spencer Bowen voted to She said Burgess said he North East 44th St. Boca Raton uphold it; waiter Dugan Prices Good till Sept. 15 the "Fire Inspector for a which runs to Nov. l, 1961, was too sick to leave the 1 Vi Miles Nortii of Boca Raton Center onFed.Hwy. Day Contest", care of the voted to modify the peri- house. of Samuel McDonnell, who od to five days and Mrs. Opm all day Wednesday Boca Raton Fire Depart- recently resigned. S.A. McDonnell, a for- ment, Boca Raton. Helen Bedel] voted again- Have A Re-appointed to the In- st the suspension. mer deputy police inspec- ,oijnl Gov. Nominee Farris dustrial Commission were tor of New York City for tje Domina Jalbert and Harry Mrs. Bedell, in a five- 41 years, said that Brown DOG n'SUDS Bryant's special committee paged typed statement, had no right to order Bur- /ttlon on tourism will report its Newman and appointed was R. C. Fish, all for said she felt that the gess out of bed. 'You bring the PICNIC I Royal Palm Shopping Center next to First Bank of Boca findings at a meeting in whole case was a "farce" Miami tomorrow. terms of three years. Walter Dugan said that appetite . . , we'll furnish the rest" John Feldmann was ap- with Patrolman Burgess the members of the civil the scapegoat. She said Service Board who voted pointed to the Industrial the whole case should be A Bag of 5 BURGERS "THE PEOPLES RIGHTS PETITION" Commission for one year to uphold the suspension thrown out. did so without regard to and A Gallon of the World's Creamiest Petition: to fill the unexpired term BOTH of Harold Selleck, who Mrs. Bedell said that the the testimony given at the We, the undersigned, as properly registered voters of Boca Raton, Florida, do city charter and the Civil hearing. Dugan said his ROOT BEER FOR resigned. All terms begin Service rules conflict ONLY hereby sign this petition, fully aware that this will be used to show that we as of Aug. 1, 1960. vote for an amended fine '1.49 about who has authority CURB SERVICE the people of Boca Raton want no more public property to be given away with- not to exceed five days Fast TAKE-OUT Service out a Referendum vote Also, this petition may be used to procure the return to suspend an employe with a remission of 25 Boca of the 203 acre Municipal property to the people of Boca Raton for their use and she asked city At- days pay to Burgess was and revenue, and in conjunction with the Florida Board of Control, to regulate torney Leon Weaver for based on the fact that MEMORIAM advice. She said Weaver and control traffic to the benefit of both University and Boca Raton* "where there is smoke DOG n' SUDS told her to disregard the there is fire, and if Bur- L. Chester Tallman charter entirely and to gess was proven guilty 1950 N. Federal Highway If, within 30 days no proof is advanced of the return of the 203 acre property, Funeral services were held this is to be used as a proper and legal document for the recall of Mayor at 10 a.m. Tuesday for L. Courtney Boone on the charges of Malfeasance* Chester Tallman, 59, of385 Opinion Stirs N. E. Fifth Street, who died DeLong's Ire GINGER SCHOOL of DANCE Dated this 26th day of July, in the year of our Lord 1960. Saturday in Holy Cross Hos- pital after a short illness.The City Attorney Leon Wea- ofFT.LAUDERDALE Malfeasance Charge: services were held in St. ver's opinion that a Civil Gregory's Episcopal Church Service Certified list sub- Announces the Succumbing to selfish political motives of a small minority, while refusing to with the Rev. James C. mitted to a department heed or represent the majority of taxpayers who are working for a more pros- Stoutsenberger officiating. head could contain less than perous Boca Raton* Elks Lodge services were three names touched off an OPENING of its held Monday night in the explosive outburstby Com- Ordinance Governing Petition for Recall: Kraeer Funeral Chapel. missioner Joe DeLong i n Mr. Tallman, anelectri- the City Commission meet- Sec, 155, Page 66 of the Charter and Code of Ordinances for Boca Raton, cal inspector for the city, ing Tuesday night. BOCA RATON BRANCH Florida. came here eight years ago Weaver said that a list 473 N. E. 20th. ST. WINFIELD PARK Adopted - August 23, 1955 Effective date - September 23,1955 from Arlington, Va. He was containing less than three a member of St. Gregory's names could be legally Miss GINGER and Miss BERNICE Upon the presentation to the Town Council of said Town of a petition or peti- Episcopal Church, the Boca submitted, in his opinion, WILL BE THERE IN PERSON tions signed before the Town Clerk or any Deputy Clerk of the Town Hall, Raton Elks Lodge and the Boca but the department head and not elsewhere, by registered voters of said Town, in number equaling thir- Raton Chamber of Com- also had the right to wait FOR REGISTRATION and CONSULTATION ty (30) percent of the registered voters of the Town, asking for a recall of any merce. until ithere were three officer or officers elected under this Charter, it shall become the duty of the He is survived-by his wife, nirriesvon the list if he so FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 2-3 Town Council to call an election within thirty (30) days after the presentation Elizabeth, of Boca Raton; desired? of the petition or petitions, to fill We place or places of any officer or officers one daughter, Mrs, Harvey Angrily, DeLong replied TAP, BALLET, TOE, ACROBATIC, MODERN, so petitioned against, such election to be held in accordance with the provi- G. Knott, Delray Beach; that this was putting the sions of. this Charter for regular municipal elections* three brothers, Charles and list into politics. HAWAIIAN and BALLROOM Dancing win be Albert of Perry, N. Y., and "I tried last year, when Clifford of Rochester, N. Y.; I was; mayor, to have a taught at Reasonable Rates to children of all ages starting at 4 The terms of the officers so recalled shall expire immediately, and their suc- certified list submitted cessors shall take the oath of office on the day following the election, and one sister, Miss Helen Tall- and to adults. man, Perry, N. Y. ,and four with less than three names, they shall hold office only for the unexpired regular term. Provided further, grandchildren. when;a new employe was Details Also Available By Telephone. Phone Evenings that no petition to recall a Councilman shall be signed within six (6) months Burial was in Boca Raton needed and I was told I Collect Ft. Lauderdale LU 1-5846 or LU 1-3459 after he takes office* Cemetery. was wrong, " DeLong said, "How canWeaversay one Petition will be ready to sign, inCity Hall, Thursday morning, August 25, I960* Courses Being Taken thing one year then some- Instrument Lessons! By Three Policemen thing entirely different the (To those who are not registered voters): You must first register in Palm Three Boca Raton police- next year?" ASK ABOUT OUR LESSON TRIAL PLAN Beach County, then as you register in Boca Raton City Hall you can immedi- men are attending training Weaver replied that he ately sign this petition* courses sponsored by the had not attempted to cir- We offer you LOAN OF INSTRUMENT cumvent the charter and Florida Peace Officers Asso- PRIVATE LESSONS TO ALL VOTERS: ciation at West Palm Beach. had only tried to be help- INSTRUCTION The policemen are Sgt. ful in giving his opinion. . RENTALS . BAND LESSONS Here is the opportunity for all voters to voice their opinion. If you are for the Eugene Lynch, and Patrol- On a split 3-2 vote, it petition sign same; if you don't want the petition and what it stands for sign men Norman Ellingsworth was agreed to accept Wea- SALES-SERVICE against it. If thirty (30) percent of the voters sign against the petition first, I and D. C. Stover. The cour - ver's opinion and send a INSTRUMENTS MUSIC SERVICE, Inc. will definitely remove the petition from City Hall unfinished and void of fur- sesare being given at night copy to the Civil Service SHEET MUSIC ther signatures* through Sept. 2. The 20 - Board, DeLong and Com- STUDIOS hour training program in- missioner Al Rueb voted ACCESSORIES INSTRUMENT REPAIR YOU THE PEOPLE MAKE THE DECISION!! cludes applied police psy- no and Mayor Courtney HOLTON LEBL.ANC LU. 1-281O 26OO DAVIE BLVD. chology andhandlingof ci- Boone, Commissioners REYNOLDS LUDW1G HERB ELDRIDGE FT, LAUDERDALE. FLA. DONALD A. MONTGOMERY vil disturbances. William O. Her bold and KING MARTIN John R. 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IMPROVEMENT FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON LOANS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP, ©PEN FRIDAY NSGHT 5-7 P.M. August .VEWS 3 Mr. and Mrs. Olsson Entertain at Cookout Home Wedding Unites Drastic Mr. and Mrs. John Olsson Marilyn Kelly Wed entertained Sunday, Mr. Dowdy, Miss Carew Reductions Theirguests were Mr. and Miss Carolyn Joy Carew ching accessories and a yel- Mrs. D. N. Averill and Mr, To Emil M. Laird II became the bride of Ernest low carnation corsage. Miss Marilyn Kelly, daugh- Church in Delray Beach. and Mrs. Frank Averill of Ft. Nathan Dowdy Jr. last Fri- Mrs. Dowdy, mother of ter of Mr. and Mrs, Orson' L. Rev. John J. Kellaghan, Lauderdale; Mr. and Mrs. day night at the home of the the groom, wore anylonor- Kelly of Delray Beach, be- pastor, performed the cere- Edwin Coggin and children, bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. gandy dress in soft shades of Cindy, David, Edwin Jr. and came the bride of Emil mony before an altar banked Donald F. Carew, 751 N. E. green over white with white, Carolyn,of Deerfield Beach; Matthew Laird II, son of Mr. with white gladioli and yel- Second Street, Boca Raton. accessories and a corsage of Mrs. Mary Ann Blake and and Mrs. Emil M. Laird of low chrysanthemums. Rev. Harold Mitchell, yellow carnations. daughter, Karen, and Mr. Boca Raton, Saturday a t Given in marriage by her pastor of the First Baptist A reception washeld fol- On ALL and Mrs. J. M. Everett. St. Vincent Ferrer's Catholic father, the bride wore a Church, officiated at the lowi ng the ceremony. Out - gown of white silk organza, double ring ceremony. of- town guests included Miss DRESSES TONY MILES over taffeta fashioned with SERVING The bridegroom is the son Virginia Lee Carew of New ["Piano As You Like It' DELICIOUS DINNERS a fitted bodice,|scoop, neck- SHORTS of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. York City, sister of the bride, line trimmed with organdy Dow dy Sr, of Boca Raton. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. buttercups, short sleeves and BLOUSES Mrs. R. P. Climo, sister Carew, of the University of a full skirt appliqued with of the bride, was matron of Florida at Gainesville, bro- SKIRTS lace medallions.The bustle ther andsister-in law of the of honor. bow at the waistline ended bride. BlNiN6*89M $, CSSKTMIMMS Richard P. Climo was best in a chapel train. She wore 1 man. Both the bride and bride- rug see*/*) osettneie geac/t an illusion veil that fell STYLES Given in marriage by her groom were graduated from YOUR HOST: BILL TAYLOR 4*HONE S57J from a crown oflace, se- father, the bride wore a white Seacrest High School and Magasjn francais quins and pearls. She carried street length dress of silk attended Palm Beach Junior 168 Boca Raton Rd. a white orchid bouquet on a -- T. P. Wyatt Photo organza* Her short veil o f College. Boca Raton 5734 white prayer book. MR. AND MRS. EMIL MATTHEW LAIRD II. GIFTS ™ OCCASIONS French illusion was capped Mrs. Jean Griffis,. sister including with a headband of net and of the bride, wasmatron of TEAVERSE RODS and those Hard-To-Find Items and Essentials flowers. She carried a bou- honor. She wore a romance DRAPERY HARDWARE CANDLES * Tapers * Candle Floats Personals quetof white carnations and KirscK blue silk organza dress. The Plate Hangers * Cards of all Kinds pink rosebuds. bridesmaids, Miss Mary Ann Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Flower Holders and Arrangers The matron of honor chose Sloan, Delray Beach; Miss Bowers have been entertain- Moore and Mr. and Mrs. SUN COAST DECORATORS SER. Glassware * Wall Sconces 1 a yellow Dacron street length Betty Jo McChesney, Boyn- ing Mrs. Bowers parents, William Sayre. 916 N.DIXIE Boca Raton, BOCA 5155 Air Conditioned, Hours: 9:30-5:30 dress with matching accesso- ton Beach; Miss Lynn Star- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grimes, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Tee- ries and wore a corsage o f key, Boca Raton, and Miss and their young neighbor, ter of Dover, Del., were re- pink carnations. Florie Mueller, Delray Ricky Kennedy of Imperial, cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Carew, mother of the 71 So. Fed. Hwy. New Phone Na 4824 Beach, wore haven blue Pa. A recent dinner party to Lewis C. Swartz at their Back To School bride, wore a blue teal po- silk organza dresses with honor the visitors included home in Winfield Park. lished cotton frock with mat- 1 bustle backs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pum- Mr. and Mrs. Salem Munyer DINING AT ITS BEST - • AND NEARBY! phrey and their family. John Maherof Boca Raton anocnuarenand children, btiaronSharon, maneDiane, *w# II II t-fr m a was best man. Ushers were Via the mail comes word Terry and Marilyn, have re- W« rL HUttOn, Rudolph Griffis, West Palm from the Hal Danes that turned from a month-long "DOUBLE Beach; Dale Frost, Boca Ra- they are enjoying a stay in motor trip that took them Miss Romer ton; George Stanton and the Canadian Rockies near sightseeing and visiting re- Wed in Church Richard Heitman, both of Jasper, Alberta, and have latives in Indianapolis, Chi- Miss Ann Elizabeth Romer HAY" cago, St. Paul and Rochester, Delray Beach. justarrived therefrom Banff wasmarriedto William Hen- Minn., then down to New Mrs. Robert Frost, Boca and Lake Louise. From ry' Hutton Saturday in the RESTAURANT and LOUNGE Orleans. After two days at b Raton; Miss Gayle Milord, there they will go on to First Methodist Church. ' Dr.' home, Sharon left for Camp 365 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach Boynton Beach; Miss Barbara Vancouver, then down the John H. Willis officiated. coast to Los Angeles, back Wingmann in Avon Park. Spencer, Mrs. Stewart Igle- The bride is the daughter through the Middle West to hart Jr. and Miss Clare Cor- Mr. and Mrs. David M. of Mr. and Mis. George J. Detroit and finally home to Scott have returned from a kum, Delray Beach, assisted Romer of Boca Raton and Boca Raton. trip around the state and a . . . . acts the way .95 with the reception at the Plainfield, N. J. The bride- PtIMi SOUTHERN three-day visit in Daytona, tummy muscles should, Lions Club. Also in the mail was a groom is the son of Mr. and UliS FRIiB where they celebrated their but don't! And there's Y° Following a wedding trip nice card from the Rev. Er- Mrs. Frank Z. Hutton of Sa- 1 31st wedding anniversary. a style to make EVERY Of BBF CHSQCiN to North Carolina, the nest Hawk and his family lisbury, Md. from Leominster, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. William Day body beautiful. couple will be at home in For her wedding the bride Next stop for them will be Sr, will sail aboard the Denver, Colo. chose a pale blue sheath B&r-B-Qu® HIES -1*1- QilOCif* Portland, Me., where they Grace Liner Santa Rosa, from dress with lace insert mid- will visit relatives. They Port Everglades for an 18 Many Attend riff and matching jacket i also plan to visit the "Cradle day Caribbean cruise, accor- BRIEF..... $5.95 with lace sleeves. She car- - 3 STAR SPECIALS - of Democracy" in Concord ding to bookings of the Du- Ben ham Party ried a bouquetof white car- and Boston. gan Travel Service here. Medium leg • • • $6.95 You'll Enjoy *_ Mrs. Mac Mr. and Mrs. Jack E Ben- nations. The Rev. James Stoutsen- Mr. and Mrs. James Cald- LOWELL WHITE + 'KEY LIME PIE ham entertained at a "bush" Miss Sue Romer of Plain- Long leg $8.50 bergerand his bri de, Frances, well of Spanish River Ave - At the Organ Again on the Menu party celebrating the put- field was maid of honor. are home after a month's nuearedue to return about ting on of a roof at their new James Curtis was best man. Cocktail Specials trip through Florida, Wa- Sept. 6 after touring India home at 580 N. W. Ninth A reception dinner fol- MANHATTAN shington, D. C., and other and the Continent. Court Saturday afternoon. lowed at the Boca Raton Ca- MARTINIS 70<£ points North. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yerg For all your undercover fashions. Cold drinks and hot char- of Alhambra, Calif., are bana Club. Col. and Mrs. Knox iPha- Sunday Morning 11 - 2 P. M. coal grilled hot dogs were house guestsof their brother The couple will make gan have returned home af- All you can served to trie many guests and sister-in-law, Mr. and their home at 1965 N. -E. ter spending two weeks at BUFFET BRUNCH eat . . $1.50 attending. Mrs. Edward Yerg. The Ca- Second Street, Deerfield Among the guests were the Sky top Inn in the Penn- Beach. Expert fitting by Am Myers sylvania mountains. lifornians tlew jet to Flori- John Ricketts, Harry Machle, da and are enjoying their For All The News Orchid Square Ph 3345 Boca Raton Bob Van Sant, R. O. Dell, Mr, and Mrs. Ike Parrish brief Summer visit. Read The News We invite-you to enjoy pleasant Erskine Parks, Mr. and Mrs. and daughter, Linda, left Paul Hutchens, Ed Balme, recently for a visit to Sani- Guild Card Party dining here at Mr. and Mrs. William B. bel Island on the Florida Attended by 200 Dunn, Lee Lawson, W. H. West Coast. Mr. Parrish is ANNOUNCING low prices ... Brown, Mrs. Minta Mays, assistant general manager Approximately 200 persons Dr. and Mrs. Harry Soren - of the Boca Raton Hotel. turned out for the Joan of Arc The plus son, Francis M. Slone, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ster- Guild card party held recent- * VARIED MENUS and Mrs. Earle Mays, Dr. ling of Caribbean Keys ly at the Boca Raton Cabana BETTY d' AVRAY SCHOOL * TABLES with M. M. Sorenson, Mr. and have returned from a trip Club. SNOWY-WHITE Mrs. Pat Honchell, Edward to Toronto, Canada, where Many door and table prizes OF THE DANCE CLOTHS N. Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. they visited Mr.-and Mrs. were awarded and homemade 700 E. Palmetto Park Road J. C. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Beaman. refreshments were served. * ELEGANCE with- Ed Eller, L. Daciy, A. A. Word has been received Hostesses were Mrs. Mary Boca Raton, Florida out EXTRAVA- Shufell, Mr. and Mrs. Wil - that Miss Cecile Hanley Steele, Guild president;Mrs. GANCE liam James and William and Miss Jeanne Sussieck Edward Rochette, Mrs. W. M. QUALIFIED INSTRUCTION Mitchell, all of Boca Raton. plan to return to New York Kuras, Mrs. Domina Jalbert, Out-of-town guests in- next week after a six- Mrs. Paul Lo Bianco and Mrs. in cluded Gordon L. Adams Jr. week vacation, tour of L. G. Bassi. of Deerfield Beach; Jack Europe. They expect to The party was a benefit CLASSICAL BALLET, TAP, CHARACTER Hoi den, Gordon A dams and spend a week in Washing- for the building fund of St. Miss Joyce Adams of Pom- ton, D. C., before return- Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Children and Adults pano Beach; Mr. and Mrs. ing to Boca Raton. Cruse Shipee of University The Rev. Albert L. East- Wendy Francis Gives For Information and Registration Arrangements, Luncheon for Cousin LUNCHEON and Park; MissLaDean Dunn of man and Mrs. Eastman re- Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and DINNER SPECIALS cently celebrated their 32d Wendy Francis, daughter Present Telephone. Evenings, Boca 3721 Mrs. Don Farley and Mr. wedding anniversary. They of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Francis, DAILY! and Mrs. C. E. Robeson of were married at Valley Forge was hostess to a mother and After Sept. 5, Afternoons 2-5 P. M., Boca 7-2S76 11:30—2 p.m. and 4:30—8 p.m, Ft. Lauderdale, and Robert Memorial Chapel, Valley daughterluncheonat the Bo- Eller of Austin, Texas. Forge, Pa. They have four ca Raton Cabana Club re- 5OO NL Federal Highway Patent medicine consump- children, two married sons, cently honoring her cousin, tion increased 740 percent Richard and Earle, besides a Tony Francis, visiting here Pompano h from 1880 to 1910while the son and daughter, Vickie from California. population increased only and John at home. Likewise, Wendy's guests were Jo- 83 percent. four grandchildren. They anneKnightand her mother, have resided in Florida fi\e Mrs. Alonzo Knight, Doro- .years. thy Weppnerandher mother, Birthday greetings go~ to Mrs. George Weppner; Karen DAYTIME and COCKTAIL Diane Jackson, Edna Chis- Calhoun and her mother, holm, Michael Altiere, E- Mrs. Byron Calhoun; Wen- PRICE lizabeth Ann Bebout and dy's mother, Mrs. Francis, Bob's Toni Matteis. Wedding an- and grandmother, Mrs. DRESSES is happy to announce niversary congratulations go Wad dell Catchings. NAME BRAND FINE SELECTION The Re-Opening of the The Perfect Spot for Before or After Theatre Dining is at BATHING BLOUSES iwerglades Piling ioom SUITS |4 PRICE Management thz\mokmy uiimnzu / BARBECUE RESTAURANT ARTHUR - chef d' Cuisine Serving the finest in Travel Costumes (formerly at the Roney Plaza Hotel) Charcoal Steaks and Hickory-Smoked Barbecue Specialities SKIRTS His policy is TWO DINERS' SPECIAL SWEATERS OFF Excellent Food at Moderate Prices HICKORY SMOKED BARBECUED CHICKEN Luncheons from 75* Dinners from $1.50 1st Order, $1.75 ALL ACCESSORIES Your Dining Partner $1.00 Boca Raton 8455 Located Opposite the new CINEMA Theatre S. E. 1st. AVE. - BOCA RATON at 3100 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach OCEANSIDE SHOPPING CENTER - POMPANO BEACH 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, 1960 Mar Foreign Aid Outflow Cut U. S. foreign aid is cut to $700, 000, 000 a year. Teen Center Plans Fifth Because much foreign-aid money is spent to buy United The United States has Anniversary Celebration States products, the net dol- more than 50, 000, 000 acres The Boca Raton Teen-age Center will celebrate its fifth lar outflow for all forms of devoted to tree farming. annhersary at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the Teen-age Community Church Unit Center. Mm.. delicious! Each dish As part of the celebration, the last in a series of tele - vision programs originating from Boca Raton will be taped is a chef's masterpiece SetPaatosr AttendancWendell P. Loveless e Record - that same night. will speak at both the morning Mains or Florida Lobster and evening services of the During the last five years the Boca Raton Teen-age Center Community Church of Boca Ra- Revival WiSS Seafood Platter — Frog Legs ton. His subjects this Sunday has grown from a handful of youngsters to an organization Shrimp Caribbean — Steak will bo "The Four Horsemen of of more than 200 members. Chops — Chicken. Try Our the Revelation" at the 11 a.m. Close Sunday Special Filet Mignon service and a message on Jonah The Center engages in many civic functions, including $1.95 at the 7:45 p.m. service. There The Summer Revival Crusade jhe amual Easter Egg Hunt, the Pre-teen Club, the Boca will be a full choir and special at Calvary Baptist Church of music at both services. North Pompano will come to a Raton Teen-age Center Youth Bazaar and the Fourth of close with services this week- Party and Banquet Facilities The Intermediate Department end. July Fireworks Display. of the Sunday School broke an Evangelist and Mrs. Max Har- Highlighting Friday evening's activities will be the in- all-time attendance record last vey have been playing a trailer Restaurant Sunday. load of instruments as special troductionofsomeofthepast officers andoriginal members How do-you say "Boca Raton Hotel and Club" in Danish? All members and friends are musical features throughout of the Center. Pretty Rosemarie Green of Boca Raton looks for the & Lounge asked to remember the change the meetings. EBB TIDE of meeting place for both the A band will provide the live music and refreshments will answer to this question in her foreign language dictionary Monday morning ladies' prayer Pastor Wes Auger announced 4 Miles North of Boca on U.S. 1 CR 8-1741 meeting and the regular Wed- that the Crusade will reach a be served. on the grounds of the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. Rosemarie nesday evening prayer and climax Sunday night when the ' plays a partin the Cinemascope sports short subject, "Golf- pfaise service. Until further Harveys will present another notice, both of these groups sacred concert. The entire Teen Talk ing With Sam Snead, " which was filmed in color on the will meet in the air-conditioned evening will be devoted to the hotel's championship golf course earlier this year. The sound chapel of tfc* Bible Conference telling of the Life of Chrlsfin Hotel, The regular weekly music. Dance to Follow Filming, track of the picture has been translated into 27 languages choir practice will also be held For his subjects the closing for round-the-world distribution, and the first showing is in the chapel. meetings of the Crusade, Mr. Harvey has chosen to speak on made this week at the Cinema Theater in Pompano Beach.. SUMMER "The Blood of Christ" tonight. Political Activity Buzzes Miss Green is a student at Seacrest High School in Delray Rev, Hawk to Keturn, Tomorrow night he will speak Topic Is Announced on "Riches And Rags" and in BY TOMI TARAYOS Beach. — the 11 a.m. Sunday service his The time has come for the last in the series of three te- Rev. Ernest E, Hawk will re- sermon topic will be "The Slower Speeds Lead turn to his pulpit Sunday at the levision shows to be filmed from Boca Raton. That's right, REDUCTIONS Overcomer, Who Is He?". Snead Golf Clubs First Methodist Church. At the To Many Accidents 10 a.m. worship service his ser- teens! This is planned to be one of special importance. It Placed on Display An extensive survey of mon topic will be "Who Can Be Applications Received will be the fifth anniversary of the Boca Raton Teenage highway accident causes has Saved", Center and a celebration is in store for all Teen Towners. In connection with the The Chancel Choir, under the For Boca Bible Institute turned up some surprising Old officers and members are invited to join in the festi- showing of the color film, direction of R.E. Tofano, will "Getting Straight on This facts that have been long rehearse at 7:45 tonight,. Healing Business!" will be the vities. Free refreshments will be served to all. "Golfing With Sam Snead," sermon topic of Rev. Albert L. suspected, but never posi- which opened yesterday, Eastman at the 11 a.m. worship The filming will take place Friday tively established, William FIRST BAPTIST- service of the Church of the the Cinema at Shoppers Open Door Sunday. evening at the Teen Center. Time, 8 B. Wellons, director of traf- Haven has placed on display CHURCH Applications are now being p, m. Required dress will be party at- fic and safety for the AAA's accepted for the Boca Bible In- in the theater lobby the set 150 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. tire. The taped show will be broad - Florida divisions, said this stitute, an accredited school of clubs Snead used to Ph. 5005 which will start its third sea- cast Saturday at 6:30 p. m., channel 5, week. son Monday, Oct. 3. Applica- onTony Glenn's "Let's Dance" program. score a 59 at the Green- tions may be addressed to Boca For example, a U. S. Bu- 9:45 a.m. Sunday School All set? Well, come out to Teen Town briar course, the lowest Bible Institute, 7.Church of reau of Public Roads survey 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship the Open Door, 32nd Street and tomorrow night for the special anniver- score ever made for 18 7:30 p.m. Evening worship Eighth Avenue, Boca Raton. has established that drivers sary party. holes. traveling on highways at Rev.Harold F.Mitchell, The clubs are insured for 'End Is Beginning' P. S. After the program the Center speeds below 40 miles an pastor $10, 000. To Be Sermon Topic will be open for a swinging dance. The hour are involved in many Affiliated with SOUTHERN band will remain to play until 11. See Torn! Tarayos The Snead film will be BAPTIST CONVENTION "The End Is Just the Begin- more accidents than those ning" will be the topic of the you then! shown through Sept. 6. DELRAY BEACH sermon to be delivered by the traveling at higher speeds, BOCA RATON Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst at the Political activity is beginning to stir as the candidates 9:30 a.m. Bervlce of the First work on their campaign. The candidates for this year's Presbyterian Church Sunday. ROYAL PALM A Junior Sermon is also in- election are: President, Rusty Cobb; veep, Dana Mucci, cluded in the service for the Noretta Rissei; secretary, Nancy Janes, Joyce Veal, Edna BAPTIST CHURCH children attending church with their parents. The church also Young; treasurer, Mark Tofano, George Krautwald; histo- NEW CUSTOM BUILT... - CONSERVATIVE - has a nursery class available rian, Cary Kammerman, Judy Shryock; public relations, Parks Hunt, Pastor during the worship hour. Diane Jacobs, Danielle (Vaill- - - SUNDAY SERVICES - Dinner to Kick Off Note: Campaign speeches will be given next Tuesday, 9:35 Sunday School Bridge Tournament Aug. 30. A time limit has been set which we ask each 11:00 Morning Worship A dinner meeting at 6 speaker to follow. President and veep are allowed three 7:30 Evening Worship o'clock tonight at the Sun minutes, all others are giv'en two minutes. Cove Restaurant will kick After each speech a brief period of two minuteswill be - LOCATED IN THE - off the marathon bridge allotted for a "candidate roast" in which themembersmay Chamber of Commerce Bldg. question each candidate as to his qualifications. Jim Deerfield Beach, Florida tournament planned by the North Broward Welcome Rutherford will act as moderator. The meeting will be next ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL Wagon Club. Tuesday -- all members are expected to attend. Trinity At the club's recent As usual,' the popular Jesters will be on hand for the re- EAST OF U. S. 1 • BOCA RATON meeting, plans were made gular Saturday night dance. The Center will be open Reformed for an informal fashion from 7:30 to 11 p. m. Admission is 25 cents for members show to be held in Septem - 50 cents for guests. Come on, come all! Church ber with members serving Deerfield Women's as models. Club on Hwy 810 Haygood Back Auxiliary Aide Just off FeJ. Highway ADVENT In Car Agency Sunday School LUTHERAN CHURCH Classes Set - The A.L.C. - Guy B. Haygood, who Another Auxiliary Aide 9:30 A.M. came to Boca Raton in 1956 course will be given at Be- Morning Worship LION'S CLUB Bldg. after selling his Buick agen- thesda Memorial Hospital N.W. 35th St. at 4th Ave. cy in Miami, has gone back beginning at 7 p. m. Sept. 13 10:30 A.M. 9:15—The Church at Study into the auto business b y in the hospital meeting room. 10:30—The Church at Worship buying the Buick agency in Miss Alice Connors, supervi- Evening Worship Sermon: Pompano Beach. sor of medical and surgical, "COMPARISON or Haygood sold out to Shee- will instruct. 7:00 P.M. COMPASSION" han Buick in Miami after Classes will last three The Revu Vernon Hoffman William M. Deutsclimann Pastor building that agency to the hours on the following Tues Pastor third largest for Buick in the dayevenings: Sept. 13, 15, United States. He built a 22, 27 and 29; Oct. 4 and 6. home in Boca Raton onAlA No class will be held Tues- First Presbyterian Church and acquired considerable day, Sept. 21. business property in Boca Those signing up for the 600 West Camino Real Raton, which he still owns. course will be required t o His Haygood Buick agency attend seven sessions. The in Pompano Beach is on course is open to Auxiliary SUMMER WORSHIP HOUR South Federal Highway. It is members only. now undergoingiextensivere- The branch membership FROM 9:30 AM. modeling. Gerald Sullivan, chairman in Boca Raton i s formerly of Slaton Chevro- Mrs. Robert C. Day. Sermon let, has been named general Since Feb. 1, 1960, the manager. Auxiliary In-hospital Servi- ces have given a total of The End Is Just The Beginning' Mrs. Daryle Schmidt 19, 081 service hours tq the Honored at Shower hospital, Mrs. Broward Mc- SWIMMING POOL REV. ALBERT SHIPHORST Mrs. Daryle Schmidt was Clellan, volunteer director, Pastor honored at a stork shower re- said in reviewing the need for more Auxiliary Aides. 19,950 HOMES cently by co-hostesses Mrs. (Air Conditioned) William McWilliams and Mrs. Robert Lunt at the home lirttt fastis© $24,250 to $31,500 of Mr. and Mrs. InarStrom. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cha- Guests attending were Mrs. relain of 474 N. E. Eighth Courtney Boone, Mrs. Fred Street, Boca Raton, an- FIRST METHODIST Hollingsworth, Mrs. Arthur nounce thebirthofa daugh- C^H 10 MU Schmidt, Mrs. Richard Reh, ter, Donna, Aug. 16 at Ho- Mrs. EU Henrie, Mrs. .. is minutes away from ocean fishing ly Cross Hospital. Mrs.Cha- CHURCH Michael Yeary, Mrs. George relain is the former Joan ,, is minutes away from ocean swimming Southards, Mrs. Julius Tara- Magliari. yos, Miss Carlie Carew, .. allows you to dock ocean going boats in your back yard 625 N.E.- 2nd Ave., Boca Raton Mrs. Robert Burns, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cha- .. is across from the 18 hole Hidden Valley Golf Course Linda Richards, Miss Val pelain, 474 N. E. Eighth Piepol, Miss Marie Azza- Street, Boca Raton, an- . is close to shopping centers, schools, and houses of worship - SUMMER SCHEDULE - rello, Miss Pat Dowdy and nounce thebirthofa daugh- Mrs. Bert Boldt. ter at Holy Cross Hospital. vAU HOMES ARE BUILT ACCORDING TO RIGID CITY OF Sunday Schoof-9 AM. BOCA RATON BUILDING CODES ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 180 East Royal Palm Road Church Servsce-10 AM. Summer Schedule "Who Can Be Saved* DIVINE SERVICE 8:30 A.M. Boca Ucutbwov HOMES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. Federal Highw'y (u. S.« Booa Baton T«I, D«lray B»*ch, CReotwood 8-2692 Rev. Ernest Hawk, Minister The Rev. E. Kienenger, Pastor

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Mr. Bethesda Memorial Hospital Summer, enjoying the Ca- stay with their grandmother, Loockwod is a partner in Leigonand daughter, Alexan- bana Club, and entertaining announced this week that 28 and the family will continue Delray Blue Print Company, Candy Stripers contributed dra and Terry, of Jackson- informally from time t o ville, who were with Dr. and its Florida vacation for Delray Beach, and Carpet 1, 576 hours of work in June time. another week or so after Mrs. William O'Donnell. Mrs. Master Rug Cleaners in Boca and July. The girls, who Mr. and.Mrs. Paige return Leigon and Mrs. O'Dpnnell Mr.andMrs. Hillard Paige Raton. range in age from 15 to 18, are combining a Florida- from Europe. Prior to their are sisters. The visitors en- departure, the Park Drayers work in information and re- joyed Africa USA and Terry European vacation. The ception, as nursing aides, at Philadelphia couple and entertained the family at a celebrated her birthday at picnic supper. sss the snack bar, library, house Pal's with special cake and their daughters, Beth and keeping and gift shop. songs. Debbie, have been vacati- Mr. and Mrs, A. Austin Three girls from Boca Ra- Cards from the Willard oning with Mrs. Paige's Jordan have returned from ton who have top hours of Machles tell of a wonderful mother, Mrs Lawrence a trip to the West Indies, service for June and July are trip they are enjoying i n Magner, in the Riviera Puerto Rico and South Ame- Marian Hawk, 120 1/2 hours; Europe, at present in Vienna. Estates. Mr.andMrs. Paige rica. The Jordans spentsome Patty Campbell, 112 hours, Other mail .brings a mes- flew to New York, then jet- time in Barbados, where and Linda Houston, 18 1/2 sage from Mr. and Mrs. Al ted to Stockholm, Sweden, Mr. Jordan was born, and hours, s Hale, who are "prowling where Mr. Paige will at- had a reunion with his fa- the West, see new wonders tend a meeting. After the mily and friends. Your home every day. " In Yellowstone GRIFFIN three-day session there, Mr. and Mrs. James Lock- is insured... National Park they found Celebrating her seventh birthday recently with an afternoon thorough supper party they plan to visit friends in wood and their seven child - was Patty Shea, third from left, front row. Patty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. good tout fishing, day tem- jut what about FLOORING CO. peraturesof80andnights 33 Frank Shea of Boca Raton Square. Joining in the celebration were other guests, front "GriHin Has The Floor" degrees. The Hales expect to its contents? row, left to right, Tracy Daubenspeck, Tommy Shea, the hostess, Patty, Kurt Kra- be away until October. merandKurtDaubenspeck; second row, left to right, Stephanie Beeh, Kirsten Beeh, CUSTOM DRAPERIES That new TV, hi-fi, dish- VINYL Eileen Troxell, Susan Meredith, Kathy Meredith, and Elizabeth Surina; rear Mrs. Frank Shober writes washer — anything you've CORK row, left to right, Diane Nicholson, Barbara Ham, Carol Gottas and Stacy Kramer. from Old Greenwich, Conn., ,. . to meet every budget bought since you last checked -- Colony Studio Photo. __ where she is visiting her your insurance — probably "daughter and family, that isn't protected. And a fire or RUBBER other disaster could damage [Week's Schedule they are in the throesof re- FORMICA modeling their home and it or destroy this investment in Couple From Milwaukee MONDAY minutes. Don't be caught is a moot question as to .inprepared. Calf.us for a SANDING Lions Club, Lions Club- whether this is a vacation.' house, 1p.ni. :omp!cte property insurance Wed in Deerfield Church She will visit in Pelham, :heckup . . . today. FINISHING Mrs. Harriet Toy Quinn, Beach Community Presby- TUESDAY N.Y., and New York City daughter of Dr. and Mrs. terian Church. KiwanisClub, Sun Cove, before returning here in Oc- Representing the FREE ESTIMATES H. H. Beil, Boca Raton, be- The late Thursday after- noon. tober. Hartford Fire 118 N. Federal Hwy. came the bride of John Civitans, Ebb Tide, 7 p. m. Insurance Company noon ceremony was per- Mrs. Thomas Giles enter- Delray CR 8-1210 Fechner at the Deerfield formed by the Rev. Arland Elks Club, Driftwood Club, Group tained for a small group at Hartford, Conn. V. Briggs, pastor. 8 p. m. a cookouc recently. She is NOW OPEN in BOCA RATON Mrs. Fechner is vice - WEDNESDAY disappointed her son, Tom principal of the Elmgro\e Rotary Club, Sun Cove, Jr., and family will not be Elementary School in Mil- 12:15 p. m. able to get o\erfrom Pana- waukee, Wis., and the bride- Boca Raton Barbershoppers, ma City for their expected Give your home a whole groom is also from Milwau- Scout Hut, 7:45 p. m. visit, and their many wonderful new outlook . Wm kee. FRIDAY friendshere who were look- _SNA€IC BA1 The bride andbridegroom Christian Business Men's give your family's ing forward to seeing them morale a thrilling lift OPEN 24 HOURS have been visiting Dr. and Committee, Sun Cove, noon. are disappointed also. Mrs. Beil for the last three . . . bring flattering Jacksonville to Host Cards from the Tom Fle- compliments from all weeks in their Boca Raton ming Jrs. and Harold Turners, DAY sides. The cost? So For Your Convenience — home. 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SHIRT"Wir • •••• HI S*mr BLANKETS "Laundered the Way You Like 'em" DRY CLEANED . . and returned General Contractor in Moth-proof cedar Bags RODEE CONSTRUCTION CO. 3 For 66t 2 For $1.38 170 N. W. 13th. ST. Boca 3133 BAKER WOODCRAFT STORE FRONT ERICKOHTZ Cabinets and Counters LIBERTY GLASS, INC. Plumbing & Heating CONTRACTOR Bob Baker 170 N.W. 13th St. Boca 3133 Bill Baker 802 N. DIXIE HWY. Boca 9535 N.W. 1st Ave. Boca 369(5 Plastering Contractor LAWSON ELECTRIC CO. JAMISON ROOFING, INC. EUBANK ELECTRIC AMERICAN PLASTERING CO. Contractor«Repair « Service Roofing and Sheet Metal Work COMMERCIAL WIRING .Service*Repair 335 N.E. 7th St. Boca 8334 Ceiling Heat and Luminous Ceiling 1305 N.E. 5th Ave. office 8130 DICK CHISHOLM 108 N.W. 3rd St. Boca 9539 2420 N.W. 1st Ave. shop 5836 165 Boca Raton Rd. Boca 9086 6 THE UOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, 1960 Public Forum WMTM RADIO % TV Palm Beach, Fla., Aug. 17, I960 Authorized Sales and Service BOCA RATON NEWS Editor, Boca Raton News: 6205 N. FED. HWY, Please accept my sincere FEDERAL TV PH. CR 8-2888 Every communuy nasone tnrough a taxpayers' asso- 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida thanks for the excellent co- or more agitators andocca- ciation. There is one such verage you gave the recent JAMISON ROOFING INC Phone 3767. 3768 or 3769 sionally they serve a useful city-wide association in Published Every Thursday free vision screening tests • SHEET METAL WORK purpose, by needling offici- Boca Raton and there is an given pre-school children by- ' • ROOF REPAIRS als into action or pinpoint- active one in Pompano the doctors of the Florida Halford R. Houser, Publisher ing public issues and ' pre- Beach which has at times East Coast Optometric Asso- 2420 N.W. 1ST. AVE. provided a common sense H. Clay Riley, Business and Advertising Manager senting a different side" to a ciation. PHONES • BOCA 8130 - 5836 approadi to City problems. Rodney G. Brower, Circulation and Promotion Manager question. You will be pleased t o Beatrice Landrv., News Editor But they also can provide It has, for example, not know that practically every Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Helen Murphy, classified Advertising Manager a disservioe to a community taken the attitude that the doctor participating in this if they agitate all out of spending of any additional public service program re- NEON Entered as second class matter at the post office proportion to the importance tax money is a mistake, be- portedoverflow crowds o n PAINTED of Boca Raton, pla,, December 1, 1955 of an issue, or if, as some- cause a growing communi- the specified day. times happens,they become ty often has to do that if it Once again the power of Subscription Rates: 1 year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 the tools of others to shape is to move forward.. the area's news media has some political end. been proven and the public Fortunately, the people Some taxpayers' associa- has benefited. DIAL DIAL usually recognize agitators tions have been "used" Thanks again for your 8175 60 N. Dixie 8175 -Editorial and are able to judge them either as a "stand-pat" type splendid cooperation. for what they are. Their of organization to oppose ROBERT C. SNYDER, NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR LICENSE NAME IT THE BOCA RATON INTERCHANGE greatest impact is often any additional taxes or as Public Relations Consultant made on newcomers who do springboards for ambitious Real Estate Is Interesting, Profitable per public spirit in being willing to take and Provides Security For You We commend Milton N. Weir Sr. for not know their backgrounds. politicians. Leads in Industrials asking the Florida State Turnpite Authori- less than their land is worth for the inter- Discussion can clear the EXAM COURSE ONLY $35.00 ty to withdraw his name from the title of change, but we think it would rot be in air. Innuendo can foul it. Boca Raton can benefit Florida led all other states Attend Any the Boca Raton interchange that is to be order to include the name Butts in the The task of the objector is from an association of tax- in the number of major in- THURSDAY EVENING: 7 P.M. built soon. interchange designation,any more than the to keep his objections on a payers, and its guiding poli- dustrial plants established 634 S. FEDERAL I1WY., DELRAY BEACH name Weir or any other name. high plane and to avoid, if cy should be the real needs during the year ended June Call Boca 4457 For Information With its long and colorful history, Boca •,of the city and the progress If Boca Raton had more than one 'inter- possible, the taint of preju- 30. Total number was 150. Extension Service Broward Business College Raton bears a name known throughout the of the communityona solid, United States as the symbol of a prestige change, then a family name or some dice or politics. sound foundation. This calls community, and this name is a,n asset. name other than Boca Raton might be in One means of providing an Weekly Gain of 5,000 order, but as the one and only name for expression of the people's forbroadvisionandat times It was odd that the Turnpike Authority even a selfless outlook. board thought it would be helpful to add its interchange, we think the name should views on pending issues is Florida has had a weekly gain in population of more the Weir name, or any other family name, be simply the Boca Raton Interchange. It : to identify this place to travelers on the would be less confusing to travelers and than 5, 000 persons during turnpike. fairer to everyone. Through My the last four years. According to Thomas B, Manuel, chair- Boca Raton is one of the few oDmmuni- REALTORS OF man of the Turnpike Authority, the board ties in South Florida that has retained its voted to add a family name because of Spanish name, which recalls many of the Window BOCA RATON Mr. Weir's generosity in advancing Arvida romances and mysteries of the past. It was The following are Corporation money to make possible the first known as "Boca de Ratones" and is members of the Boca Raton Board building of the Interchange and to under- shown on maps dating back into the 16th of Realtors. Doing write the income for five years. By BEATRICE LANDRY business with Century, "Boca" meaning mouth and them you are BB- The Arvida money to build the Inter- "Ratones, " a term of navigation, transla- sured the highest type of service change is a loan, without interest, and is ted as "a reef of sharp pointed rocks. " Summer vacation, with its long, sun-drenched golden that c an b e admin- to be repaid.The Arvida Corporation also Thus, we have the mouth or inlet o f days, is almost over. Youngsters have played out-of-doors istered In the field of Real Estate guaranteed the turnpike an income of $25,- sharp pointed rocks. Spanish encyclope- in the health-giving sunshine for endless joyous hours but Practice.- • dias and dictionaries confirm this trans - now the thoughts of parents of school children must turn to 000 a year for five years at the Boca Raton ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- Interchange, and only time will tell now lation. other activities. eral Hwy., Pbine 4249. When the Post Office was established In a little more than a week the schools of the communi- W.P. BEBOUTa 701 N. Federal much of this Arvida will have to make Hwy., Phone 8621 and 9336. <) WORM ADVERTHINO,tat. good. here in 1894 the town was called Boca ty will open their doors, welcoming newcomers and old BENSON REALTY, 501 E. Pal- Ratone. Later the "e" was dropped as it students into a day-to-day routine. metto1 park Rd., Phone 5435. These offers reflect a fine public spirit CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 YOUR CAR1L LOVE on Mr. Weir's part, but they also reflect his was claimed that it confused with the For children entering the First Gratis, this can sometimes' E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. good judgment as a businessman that a n Spanish pronunciation. be a devastating experience. They sometimes feel lonely and Box 354, Phone 9166. lost without the nearness of their loving parents. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., OUR STYLES... interchange at Boca Raton will bring in The history of Boca Raton dates back Phon« 5473. more people who in turn will make Arvida They are surrouncfed by a world of strange new faces, un- ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. more than 700 years and it is a name to der the authority of a complete stranger, instead of the Palmetto Park Road, Phone . . . and you will, too! You'll like the ease properties here more valuable.- be proud of and one to be honored and 8708. with which you111 be able to match the The Butts family also has shown the pro- former ever-present Mommy, and there are many obstacles F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 respected on its own. to overcome. N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996. style of youc home; the protection you'll LANGLEY REALTY, 119 Went There is the new undertaking of getting back and forth Palmetto Park Road, Phone have for your car; and the convenient fi- to school which can be awesome to a little child. Riding a 3737. nancing we'll arrange for all the top-noteh REGARDING BOOKS RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto school bus is a new experience and there are things to dis- Park Road, Phone 8077. materials! cover about it and rules to learn. J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. Enchanting Story of the Japanese A child can be led by wise parents to look forward to I. MARIO PETRUZELLI, 2325. Prefer A Convenient Carport ? school as a joyous experienoe rather than a dreaded one. Pa- N. Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton. BY LAWRENCE DAME side overlooked by the Asa- often referred to by tongue- Phone 9418. rents should see thatthe pre-school child becomes acquain- " The lovely world of Richi- no bungalow, an area that twisted na tives as Birdword, F. BYRON PARKS, 499 E.P al- Ask Us For AH The Details I ted with as many other youngsters of his own age as possible metto Park Road, Phone 5151. San,"byCapt. Allan R. Bos- couldn't have changed much presents a wonderfully in- EARLE J. ROBBJNS, 61 S. before school opens. This will help him become accustomed worth, U. S. N. ; ( Harper, in appearance in 500 years timate picture of today's First Ave. PSiu 4747 and 5145. to group work and group study as well as the fun of group J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 $3. 95. ) despite the teeming' high- Japan thatj. exists nowhere S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744 play. and 8316; "Return to Japan, " by E- way from Tokyo to Kyoto else between covers that I FRED TAYLOR, 1941 N. Fede- lizabeth Gray Vining; (Lip - not far from the back yard. know about. He has always The pre-school child should never be forced but gently ral Hwy, Phone 5022 and 8563. pinoott, $4. 50). I saw Richi-San several known his way about exposed to learning as soon as he shows an aptitude for it. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- A child is naturally curious and this should be encouraged. eral Hwy., Phone 9271. Certainly there has been times later, at Navy func- wherever .he, might be TOWN and COUNTRY, 164 E. an increase of interest in tions, and invariably mar- placed by duty, and I don't He should be told of the many fascinating subjects that Boca Raton Rd. Phone 6351. TANDARO will be taken up from day to day in his classes and his TUNISON PROPERTIES OF Japan in recent months as veled at her good manners, suppose anybody I remem- FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmetto the results of incidents be- her grace and her apprecia- ber in the Navy has more curiosity whetted. Park Road, Phone 5408. If possible, parents should take a child to the school be- WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 S. • | Supply & Lumber fore and during the period of tion of sympathetic Ame- zest for living. Nor can any- Federal Hwy., Phone 8778. 172 NW 13th St. President Eisenhower's pro- fore the first day of class so he can become acquainted M.N.WEIR.& SONS, INC. 470 S. Phone 8554 ricans. one else be more keen in Federal Hwy., Phone 3717. posedvisit.lt is to the cre- Now, as he promised be- the observation of those with it, if possible, meet his new teacher. Then tilings 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496. w Company dit of America that feeling don't seem so strange and the first day of school can be a KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. fore leaving Japan shortly small and large details Royal Palm Road, Phone 5313. TOOLS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER against the Japanese has not after I arrived, Capi. Bos- which make up the exis- , happy one. mounted, and that we still worth has made an en- tence of people who might regard these curiously com- chanting book outi of his be called typical of the posed people as our friends. several years of friendship very test among the mas- (One of the most charming with the Asano family. It ses of Japan. The wisest choice for performance memories I have of my Na- tells of their struggles af- Elizabeth Gray Vining vy-sponsored visit to Japan in ter the disaster of the war, was tuton to Crown Prince 1958 was a visit to a native of their unfailing hope and Akihito of Japan from 1946 family witha veteranservice perseverance to make a to 1959. She was the only man, Capt. Allan Bosworth, home again against odds non-Japanese guest invited who seemed to be the adop- that would have stopped to the royal wedding in 1959. ted son of a brood called the lesser people, and of their Her book, less intimate Asanos. Outstanding in this humble triurn ph in loca ting than the naval captain's, family was a beautiful wo- finally, though precarious- also ranks as an engaging man called Richi-San, who ly, in a rural region which mixture of personal experi- served us exotic dishes aswe they love. ence and ceremonial cus- sat on the floor of her spot- Above all, in affectionate toms. She knows and loves less little home. Later, we but humorously realistic Japan, fears for its future if took walks in the country- ways, the gallant captain, its traditions, still strong despite the industrializati - on of the country, are not respected, and cites a great Think It Through many friends to show that millions are disposed to A Good Record, by Gum ! live peacefully and pro- By E.P. BUTTON ductively as their latter- With taxes going up, bureaucrats' pay going up, po- day ideal. litical hot air costing more, and the dollar going down, can you name a single article in the stores that costs "The only workable ans- no more today than it did 60 years ago? wer is generosity, self- Well, I couldn't either. Consequently, I was horns- restraint, understanding and woggled to learn that there is at least one such. And co-operative planning on you can bet your gold-crowned molar that Uncle had the part of all countries nothing to do with it, except to leave it alone. working as a group for the Congress should erect a monument to this noble good of all, "concludes the merchandise, in front of the Capitol, with the words, royal family's Yankee inti- "1900, COST 5 cents; I960, COST 5 CENTS." mate. It is |chewing gum, by gum? All flavors, from black- 9,465 Florida Children ...at the wisest time for economy jack to cinnamon. Treated by Commission How come? Uncle doesn't regulate it, subsidize it, Like millions of motorists, you doubtless dream of set a Cadillac apart are at their all-time best. or even notice it. Uncle has kept his sticky thumbs off The Florida Crippled some day enjoying the superlative performance that And * your authorized Cadillac dealer has some the gum business. It was too small for him to bother Children's Commission trea- with. Uncle taxed it, of course, but otherwise didn't ted a record 9,465 children only Cadillac provides. Well, then, you'll be delighted interesting information about how easy ownership gum it up. in 1959, absorbing most of to know that this is the perfect time to make the can be. Accept his invitation for a drive—and get It has been free to improve production methods, cut the $1, 000, 000 spent for move. The quietness, smoothness and response that all the facts about the wisest investment in motoring. costs and expand sales. medicines and equipment. England's statesman, Edmund Burke, got to wonder- The children were treated ing a'century ago how her great sea captains and ad- for tb, polio, rickets, cere- venturers — like Drake, Hawkins and Raleigh — car- bral palsy, epilepsy, rheu- VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED DEALER ried the Union Jack to all corners of the world. matic fever, osteomyelitis, He concluded that it was due to "a wise and salu- flat and club feet, cleftpa- tary neglect" on the part of the British Government! lateandlip and other bone, HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, INC. Apply this to chewing gum, and the reverse to our nerve and circulatory di- 421N. FEDERAL HWY. DELRAY BEACH, FLA. railroads, hog-tied and hobbled by Government. seases. Thursday, August 25, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS- f University. BOCA RATON NEWS Students are expected Enrollment Increase of 10 Percent to wear clothing that is conventional and in good taste, according to the Expected at Severest High School principal. A 10 percent enrollment be made available to new been appointed to the "Skirts and blouses or increase is anticipated at students when they regis- high school faculty by the conventionally-styled sun Seacrest High School in ter Sept. 1. County School Board. dresses are preferred for Delray Beach, according Work is now nearing Their names, courses and girls, and saddle oxfords to Principal Robert W. completion on three major the school systems in seem to be their customary Pulton. additions to the school's which they previously footwear," he said. New students from Boca facilities, pulton said. taught or colleges from "Boys may wear blue SECTION Raton are expected to ac- These are a new science which tt ?y were recently jeans, provided they are count for a good portion of wing, an interscholastic graduated are: not tight-fitting. County this gain in- registration, sports dressing room for Don Baldwin, Physical School Board policy pro- pulton said it is expected boys and a band room. Education, Peabody Col- hibits unusual haircuts." that attendance will total Cost of the construction lege in Tennessee; Step- The Seacrest Parent- from 850 to 900 at the was budgeted at approxi- hen Borkowski, Mathema- Teacher Association will school. mately $180,000. tics, Wallingfotd, Mass.; meet for the first time Only students who will The new science addi- John Hawk en, Mathema- this Pall sept. 15, Fulton attend Seacrest High tion is comprised of a tics, Kathleen, Pla.; Mrs. said. Mrs. Ernest E. Hawk School for the first time chemistry laboratory and Jean Hall, English, Litch- of 2120N.E. Second Drive, are to report there for the a physics laboratory, each field, 111.; William Sar- Boca Raton, is secretary Sept. 1 registration, pul- designed for 30-student gent, English and Speech, of the organization. ton said. These students classes, and another room University of Florida, Wil- are to come to the main for research work in both montine Wallin, Business Pound for pound, bones office between 9 a.m. and subjects. The new wing, Education, Florida State are stronger than steel. noon, bringing with them pulton explained, doubles report cards or transcripts the amount of space pre- from the schools they pre- viously available for Sci- viously attended. ence instruction. Biology O#O£Z YOC/A Previously-enrolled stu- now will be taught in the dents are to report for rooms formerly used for classes sept. 6 at 8:20 Chemistry and Physics a.m., pulton said. The courses. regular class-day schedule "We are now hoping," We invite you to continues until 3:10 p.m. Pulton said, "that the Transportation to the County school Board will come in and take nigh school will be provid- be able to supply the Principal Paul Matwiy looks over the almost complete structure of the eight classrooms added to the J. C. Mit- ed by buses operating on additional laboratory advantage of our chell School. Matwiy said the new building which will house the ninth grade is scheduled to be ready for occ- two routes from Boca Ra- equipment that is needed ton starting Sept. 6. The to properly make use of upancy by the opening of school Sept. 6. - Boca Raton News Photo. routes are to be the same these new classrooms." ADVANCE as last fyear. Connections New classes are to be Millions for Research to the high-school-bound taught this year in advanc- The American Heart Asso- buses will be available ed Mathematics, Sciences, CHRISTMAS CARD Addition at IC. Mitchell School ciation plans to spend $9, - via elementary-school French and third-year 000, 000 for research in 12 buses on routes yet to be Latin and Spanish. Nearly Ready, 650 to Be Enrolled months. established. Details will Six new instructors haye Sale. Completion of the new program." N.W. Seventh street and addition to the J.C. Mit- Matwiy said the school N.W. Seventh Drive from See our Beautiful 1960 Display chell School of eight would also offer explora- the west to the El Rio classrooms for the junior tory courses in Spanish Canal, thence continuing of Smart beautiful Cards high division has been and Algebra for eighth east along N.W. Seventh virtually promised by the grade students for the Street to N.W. Fourth contractors for the open- first time this year. Avenue and from there ing date of s-chool Sept. Another innovation will along N.W. and N.E. 6, according to Paul Mat- be a genera] business Eighth streets. Pupils re- wiy, principal. cotrse to be offered to siding south of this line The building will con- ninth graders in place of will attend the Boca Ra- tain the eighth and ninth an industrial arts course. ton Elementary school, grades to start with and It will cover the field of and those living to the there are 300 students in genera] business but is north will go to J.C-' Junior High, Matwiy said. not a secretarial course Mitchell. Last year there were for shorthand and typing. 551 students in the Matwiy said numerous Safety Patrol whole school but about children will be affected 650 are expected for this by a new County School year. Matwiy said the gain Board policy that requires Aids Students of 100 over last term's children to attend the Students at the J.C. RAY KOHL, SR. registration will result school serving the area in Mitchell School are safety' largely from the addition which they reside, rather consoious and are proud of of the ninth grade class- than permitting exceptions their fellow boys and girls es. This grade will be for those who have moved on the carefully selected taught for the first time from the area in which they School Safety Patfol. One of Seacrest High School's new science laboratories is checked as it nearscom- RAY KOHL & SON this Pall. were enrolled. The new Boy& and girls join the pletion by William M. Hunt, Science Department chairman. Hunt, who instructs in 123 I. Palmetto Park Road Another first for the ruling applies to all safety patrol on a volun- chemistry, said that "when the equipment we've been promised for our new science school is the completely grades below the 12th. tary basis and are select- wing arrives, we'll have an excellent installation." He said the equipment is expec- Phone 4031 BOCA RATON equipped science labora- Boundary lines for ele- ed after a special exami- ted before school opens. -- Boca Raton News Photo. tory for the ninth grade mentary school areas in nation on the basis of where advanced General grades one to six will re- their leadership, scholar- Science will be taught. main the same as last ship and citizenship qual- J.C Mitchell This program is in coope- year, Matwiy said. ities. ration with the new sci- The north-south bounda- These boys and girls, Area Specified SAVING'S The Rule For ence course adopted by ry line between Boca Ra- wearing the safety patrol Seacrest High School and ton Elemertary School insignia, assist students All areas in the north other high schools in and the J.C. Mitchell in crossing busy thorough- city limits of Boca Raton School's elementary extending as far north South Florida. It is call- fares, keep children off •nr ed a "special abilities classes' areas runs along the roads around the as, and including, Hidden school and attend the bi- Valley, have been assign- cycle racks. ed to the J.C. Mitchell The Safety Patrol is in- School, grades one through iEGISTEi MOW structed as to duties by nine. YOUNG MODERNS Lawrence Patrone, school. Students who are entitl- sponsor. ed to ride the school bus, Learning ihe importance of thrift is those who live more than KINDERGARTEN I DAY Their enthusiasm for equally as valuable as classroom their job results in the co- two miles from the school, ROBERT W. FULTON SCHOOL operation of the whole should meet last year's studies. You'll go to the TOP OF bus stops, J.c. Mitchell Principal of Seacrest High student body in keeping School. THE CLASS and score GRADE 'A' * AGES 3 to 6 * Classes Limited the.school area safe from School principal Paul Mat- Registration 9:00-12:00 Mon. thru Fri. accidents. wiy said this week. Mrs. Nan Veal and Mrs. results by making it a habit to save CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 6 New students who do Margaret Olsson. at First Federal. A small amount de- A net gain of 13, 763 tele- not know where to find Young Moderns Kindergarten & Day phones during the first half their bus- stop may call New Rice Institute posited regularly will soon grow into School, 221 N.E. 20th Ave., Deer- of 1960 has been announced the school for information. An International Rice Re- a substantial fund which may be used field Beach (one block west of the Phones: Boca 8825 Matwiy said the bus by General Telephone Com- search Institute is being for a bicycle, clothes; or for that fu- ocean off A1A) WH-1-5871 pany of Florida. stops are subject to established at Los Banosnear change for the first two the College of Agriculture ture college education. Your account weeks of school until the campus of the University of will earn the anticipated dividend rate route is established. At the Philippines. least eight students are of supposed to be picked up Excavation is under way at each stop. in Alexandria in the hope of Nursery - Pre Primary Drivers for the J.C. discovering the tomb of A- Mitchell School buses are lexander the Great. and First Grade thru Ninth Grade REGISTER NOW Classes start Sept. 7 Classes Start Sept. 6

Regular Fulltime Day Registrars Office Open And Evening Courses Monday and Thursday 930 am. to 2 pm. • TYPING • SHORTHAND

Supervised sports program includes swimming in out own A.A4U, • ACCOUNTING • FILING 75'-long, 5-lane pool, also beginners' pool for non-swimmers. * BUSINISS INGUSH Daily swimming is included as part of our curriculum. Two Red Cross instructors in charge. FIRST FEDERAL SOUTH FLORIDA COLLEGE Member: Independent Schools Board, Educational Records Bureau Savings § Loan Association of Delray Beach and Educational Testing Service OF BUSINESS 825 South Federal Highway BOCA RATON rM ^y -,,„., „, Deerfield Beach OFFICE 601 N- Federal Highway Phone Boca 8576 1238 Hillsbom Beach AlA Boca Raton 8003 Call Boca 4484 for Information Each Account Insured by an Agency of the Federal Govt. 8 THE LSOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, 1960 • ^ _ . . . • ^- - • • !•••• all i II •> ^^ i^» MI^^^IMm^^^fcii • ^—Tw— o New Classrooms to Relieve Congestion at Boca Raton School Boca Raton Elementary School will open its doors for registration sept. 1 and for classes Sept. 6 with two new classrooms to re- lieve crowded conditions of last year, despite an expected increase in en- rollment. Robert J. Trafford, prin- cipal, reported that each classroom in the school's new wing will comfortably seat 30 pupils and their teachers. One new teacher is be- ing added to the staff, and another teacher new Relaxing in their smartly cut clothes for the college group to the school will join it are, left, Chuck Miller, who leaves for Military School as a replacement. this Fall, and, right, John Riley, a Sophomore at William Parents are to bring and Mary. Chuck is wearing a striped seersucker Orion and their children to the Principal Robert J. Trafford sees to it that a welcome for diildren are the first Dacron sports jacket and easy to maintain wash and wear school on registration day slacks. John has chosen an imported Indian Madras plaid words to appear on the chalk-board in one of the two new classrooms at Boca Raton Thursday, Sept. 1, be- Elementary School, lighting fixtures, seats and desks will be in place when the sport jacket and Dacron and cotton slacks in the slim tween 8:30 a.m. and noon, Continental style. The college group outfits are from Paul Trafford said. They are to bells ring for school Sept. 6. - - Boca Raton News Photo. Mull, Resort Wear for Men. -- Boca Raton News Photo. go directly to the room designated by a sign as ed yet. Right in style for back to school are left, Debbie Drum- that of the grade in which Community Kindergarten Any teacher interested mond. a second grader in Hillsboro Country Day School, the pupil will enter. One in applying may contact Board Sets Rules and right, John Ransdell, in the seventh grade at J. C. Mit-or more teachers will be Mrs. waiter Grenell at chell School. Debbie has chosen a Ruth original three-piece on duty in the room. Will Begin Second Year Boca 5654 this week. outfit of drip dry plaid weskit and skirt with its own t a i- The Community Kinder- trand wintield. The kindergarten is un- For Proper Attire lo red roll-up sleeves white blouse cirded at the waist Parents of pupils enter- ing the school for the first garten entering its second Children have to be five der the direct supervision- with a wide patent leather belt. John is wearing the more year will be held at the of Paul Matwiy, principal Along with the three may be worn if they are time should bring with years old before Jan. 1 clean and neat but not.than ever popular bulky knit sweater featuring a roll collar. them a certificate or other First Baptist Church on and produce a birth certif- of the J.C. Mitchell "R's" there are rules for West Palmetto Park Road. proper attire in the city's tight. Shorts or any type His smart Continental-cut Bedford cord wash and wear documentary proof estab- icate on registering. School, and Robert Traf- schools set up by theof trousers not considered slacks are ideal for school wear (and mother's care). The lishing the pupil's age, The kindergarten is It is planned to have ford, principal of the Bo- Palm Beach County the conventional type are clothes are from Jack and Jill Shop. Boca Raton News Kioto and certificates showing sponsored by the Parent- two units this year, one ca Raton School, who are School Board. not to be worn. Heavy inoculations and vaccina- Teacher associations of with the director and oneresponsible for its pro- fessional standards. Pupils, primarily in the boots and shoes with tions which have been ad- both the Boca Raton and with a teacher not select- upper grades, are encour- cleats are not to be worn. Students Style Conscious ministered to the child. the J.C. Mitchell schools. aged to give attention to Haircuts shall be the It is entirely a non-profit Trafford said that school venture. their appearance. Girls startiard man's haircut And Shops Help Them hours will be from 8:30 WE ARE at are not to wear slacks, or flat top. a.m. to-2 p.m. for grades There are 36 children jeans, shorts or pedal Boys and girls are to Students are fashion one to three, except for enrolled and more are ex- pushers. They must not wear shoes at all times, conscious from the first the first grade during the pected. Registration day wear sunback dresses, but beachies and thongs grade on through college, first month, when that has been set for Thurs- off the shoulder blouses, (straw and rubber) are not and well they might be. class will be dismissed day, Sept. 1, from 10 to head kerchiefs or hair considered proper foot- Trey choose their at 1 p.m. Grades four 11:30 a.m. in the church. curlers to school. Tight wear for school. clothes carefully, coordi- through six will be dis-All mothers are expected blouses, skirts or dresses nating colors and textures missed at 2:30 p.m^ to appear at this time and receive information about are not considered appro- Co-ops in Britain to establish that just Lunches will be served 'priate. right look. the kindergarten "from the in the school cafeteria to director, Mrs. Mary Ber- Boys should wear belts Co-operative stores, vo- Boca Raton merchants pupils for the price of 30 172 Boca Raton Road at the waistline with luntary non-profit organiza- are featuring "Back to cents a meal, Trafford shirttails tucked in and tions that began in the 19th School'' fashions in the said. Record Budget Set latest styles and colors shirts buttoned to a re- Century labor, movement, Two teachers new to theFor County Schools fined neck level, Jeans persist inmost British towns. to suit every taste. school have joined its For the smart young la- staff. Miss Margaret Jack- A public hearing was dies there will be a BOYS" WEAR son, recently graduated held recently on the 1960- "Back to School" fashion from the University of 61 Palm Beach County for go back to school in show at the Boca Raton North Carolina, will teach school budget which calls Cabana Club Saturday, fifth grade. Mrs. Margaret for an increase in the Aug. 27, at 3 p.m. Guthrie, formerly with the county millage of .33. No This annual event is West Palm Beach schools, objections were heard. STYUI held for members and comes here to teach sec- School Supt". Howell L. their guests and will be ond grade. Watkins presented the directed by Barbara Rans- Something wonder- Other teachers and their 32-page $20,345,019 dell, fashion coordinator grades are Mrs. Gladys budget to the school fully exciting hap- of the club's summer fash- Cormier and Mrs. Mary Board and persons present. pens when you ion program. Beil, first; Mrs. Lenore He said the major part of Each shop that has been come in for a new Martin, second; Mrs. Vir- it is a record $13,270,983 featur.ed at the informal ginia Campbell and Mrs.for support and mainte- SLACKS • JEANS coiffure, fashion- Summer Friday luncheon Hallie LaRowe, third; nance. This compares SPORT SHIRTS ably styled for you fashion showings will be Mrs. Clementine Brown with a $12,757,602 ope- at modest cost. represented in the show. and Mrs. Mary L. Cameron, rating fund budgeted last Fashions will be accom- fourth; Mrs. Carol McKel- year. panied by special music lips, fifth, and John Heck- School Board members features presented by the rote, sixth. voted to submit the 1960- DIXIE SURPLUS STORE 4 66 youngsters and accom- Miss Joan Fox shows what 61 budget to the State "DEE" MILLER and VICK, ^^ **<*> « panied by Sonny Weldon One of the first school Dixie Highway at Winfield Park the smart high school girl extra-curricular projects Board of Education for DRACOS to serve you! f@r Appointment at the piano. will wear this year. Joan is that will be undertaken final approval. Showing the latest in a Sophomore at Central Ca- will be selection of traffic No Home Economics "Back to School" fash- tholic High Schoo in Ft. ions will be Jack and Jill, safety patrol members, the Course to He Offered snm-wiDt sma Lauderdale. She chose the KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Florence Fashions, Road- principal said. These pu- Plans to offer a Home full-skirted silhouette so 477 N. E. 20th Street in Winfield Park man' s Department Store, pils wUl be chosen for the Economics course at the Marge's Sportswear, Sarah popular now. Her skirt is a most part from boys and J.C. Mitchell School plaid wool in brown, beige girls in the sixth grade, REDUCTION ! Rutherford, Mil grim's and have failed to materialize the Deloy Shops. and gold. Fullness is achieved he said. _ this year. Prices are slashed on all items There will be approxi- with pleats. To complement The Palm Beach County in time for BACK-TO-SCHOOL mately 80 children model- her costume, Joan wears a School Board decided it ing the fashions. The Ship n' Shore Ivy shirt in would not be feasible to savings ! setting will be a large easy to care for Oxford cloth. hold the class in an ordi- schoolhouse and school These "Back to School" fa- nary schoolroom. Ninth We Specialize in yard. shions come from Roadmanls grade students will now and EQUIPMENT for all of Department Store. -- Boca have to wait untii the Assets Hit High Mark Raton News Photo. 10th grade to take the JUNIOR your BACK-TO-SCHOOL needs! course. SIZES Nifty Magnetic Savings-and-loan compa- Cambodia for the first However, the 4-H pro- nies in the United States time has a seaport -- atSi- gram for boys and girls in 3-5-7-9 Space Saver have more than $65, 000, - hanoukville on the Gulf of the seventh, eighth and 000, 000 in assets. Siam. ONLY ninth grades will be con- FREE!! tinued under the direction 100 Sheets of YOUR "BEST BUYS" of Mrs. Dorothy Bearson. SPORTSWEAR Filler Paper Students in this group won $1.29 in SCHOOL SHOES many honors last year for and their outstanding work. MARGE'S ACCESSORIES and we take «xtra care In 117 West Palmetto Park Road W^TTk * •/ titling those last growing 3-Ring Blue Canvass For The News Phone Boca Raton 7-2340 ^nv^ f yoon" Read The News BINDER ...5% feet I ffBEAUTY BONANZA 99 3-Ring Zipper Back To Schoo! August 22 - 31 FOR BOYS AND GIRIS — © e U. S. KEDS & P. F. FLYERS FOR TOTS, TWEENS & TEENS ... 5 Hole or Top Punch ACROBATS, AMERICAN JR and STEPMASTER An example of the full- H AlK CUT , Shaped & Styled FOR BIG BOYS skirted silhouette so popular SHAMPOO^ SET. ..just FILLER PAPER with teenagers this year is BOY RANGER, SEBAGO shown by Sue Bissell, an X-TRA SPECIAL MOC and HUSH PUPPIES S00 Sheets - 25$ eighth gracfe student in Deer- FOR TOTS, TWEENS and TEENS field Beach Junior High 200 Sheets - 49$ FOR TEENAGE GIRLS School. The pink and white PERMANENTS by L'OREAL of PARIS, individually 400 Sheets - 98$ AMERICAN JR.,WILLIAMS qandy striped cotton has an boxed, using the same fine ingredients, ultra workman- CHARM STEPS, SEBAGO MOC. overlay of organdy bodice ship and priced to fit your budget. and apron effect. The dress OPEN Latest FALL STYLES is from Marge's at Aldrich BEAUTY * C BOTONloo ARRIVING DAILY Corner. -- Boca Raton News YMR Photo. NITA'S SALON ROUND 2750 N.E. 1st AVE. BOCA RATON, FLA. Bryant Welsh's BOOTERY Foreign industries provide OPEN 5* to I 21st ST. at DIXIE HWY. in WINFIELD PARK 119 Palmetto Park Rd. Phone 4513 58 percent of Oregon's ma- EVENING Next to Kwik-Chek nufacturing employment. BOCA 8500 * Call for Appointment Boca 8500 BY APPOINT. Thursday, August 25, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 Girls and Mathematics; John S. Hager Jr., Sci- Two PTA's in Boca Raton Eight New Teachers Added ence, Physical Education a«i coach; Mrs. Margaret Heidgerd, Science and Promote Children's Welfare English; Lawrence Pa- The Parent-Teacher PTA by bringing to the vice-president; Mrs. Rich- To Mitchell School Faculty associations of the Boca trone, History, Civics and attention of the parents a ard Fish, recording secre- Eight new teachers have berati, first grade; Mrs. Dean of Boys, and Mrs. Raton Elementary school definite need for parent tary and publicity; Mrs. been added to the faculty and the J.C. Mitchell Jan Featherston and Mrs. Elizabeth Sialey, Math- participation in the pro- John Walters, correspond- Plans Made of the J.C.Mitchell School Mary Nesbitt, second ematics. School are composed of gram for the year. ing secretary; Mrs. Paul and another one to teach grade; Mrs. Regina Doll large groups of parents Visiting teachers are Officers of the J.C. Mit- McKinley, treasurer; Mrs. girls' physical education and Mrs. Elizabeth Eggle- Mrs. Wilma Talbott, music; who are vitally interested chell School are Richard Gus cicala, historian, and For Negroes for the first time will be ton, third grade; Miss in their children's welfare Mrs. Clare Nichols, speech Pish, president; Nicholas Mrs. Alfred Amsler, parlia- < Enrollment at carver added next week. Jeanne Sussieck, fourth therapist; Donald Camp- but they don't stop there. Bishop, first vice-presi- mentarian. •High School in Delray, a The new teachers are grade; Donald Robinson, bell, attendance, and Mrs. Their aims include: To dent; Roger Shaul, second The Boca Raton PTA i school for colored stu- Mrs. Constance B. Loud, fifth grade, and Miss Edna Clara Ward, school nurse. promote the child's wel- vice-president; Mrs. Ches- meets the first Tuesday , dents, will be increased Ipswich, Mass., grade Winfield, sixth grade. fare in the home, school, ter Lawson, third vice-- of every month from Sep- ] by a transfer of eighth four; Joseph Galayda, Bo- church and community. Interchanging classes PHONE YOUR NEWS president; Mrs. Cass Hol- tember through May at 8 grade classes to it from ca Raton, grade six; Miss in the seventh, eighth and To raise the standards p.m. and the J.C- Mitchell To Boca 3767 man, secretary; Mrs. Fred- the S.D. Spady Elementary Jana vickers, Delray ninth grades are Mrs. Dor- Boca Raton News of home life. erick Pierce.Jr., treasurer; School PTA meets the School,, also in Delray, Beach, grade five; Donald othy Bearson, Dean of To secure adequate Mrs. Betty Hicks, histori- foirth Monday of each This year Boca Raton McCrary, West Palm Beach, laws for the protection an, and Dr. Leonard G. month during the same colored pupils in seventh junior High School Eng- and care of children. Vaughan Jr., parliamen- period at 8 p.m. unless MICHAEL P. OLSEN grade only will attend the lish and Geography; Ed- otherwise indicated. The To bring into closer re- tarian. Michael F. Olsen, son Spady school. Pupils in ward Reagh, Boca Raton, lationship 'the home and Officers of the Boca Ra- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ol- first through sixth grades Junior High School Math- the school, that parents ton Elementary School sen of Boca Villas, has will attend the Roadman ematics and Science; How- FLOYD A. NEERING and teachers may coope- PTA are J.C. Haney, been awarded a track Elementary school here. ard Thain, FtLauderdale, rate intelligently in the president; Mrs, Newton Carver High's staff will Junior High English and training of the child. scholarship to the Col- Drews, first vice-presi- lege of coffeyville in have a guidance counsel- Library Science, and visit- SALON To promote the welfare dent; Mrs. Prank Shea, Kansas. He is a graduate Jor for students the first ing teacher, George R. of the children by giving for the best in second v ice-president; of Seacrest High School, time this year and an addi- Richards, of. West Vir- them every advartage in Mrs. Leon Weaver, third class of 1960. At college tional teacher will be ginia, band. CHILDREN'S HAIR STYLING physical, mental, social added because of the in- Other members of the and spiritual education. he plans to major in busi- ness administration. creased enrollment, Prin- faculty are Mrs. Edna Gi- The Boca Raton School cipal A.H. Holliday an- ganti and Mrs. Naomi Li- 48 N.E. 1st Ave. 9402 PTA adds that it plans to nounced. He said new let retired people know Students Go school facilities include they are eligible for PTA library books being ac- membership and their ex- quired through a $1,000 perienced advice would To Hillsboro special allocation for be welcome. Many Boca Raton parents With the increase in the send their children to pri- this purpose; $1,200 worth vate school. One of the of new science laboratory J.C. Mitchell School fa- WRAP AROUND HINGE cilities, its PTA aims to most popular is the Hills- equipmert, and a new boro country Day School f?nce around the athletic NOTE: We carry make provisions for addi- fleld BINDER with FILLER 98* tional classroom material at 1238 A1A in Hillsboro ; . the ADOPTED and aids in making the fa- Beacn. Holnday said that the J. C. Haney, president of SCHOOL WORK OTHER BINDERS 39* - 98* cilities available for the /* Authorities at the school is preparing for its fullest benefit of the the Boca Raton Elementary school said at least one second five-year evalua- RichardC. Fish, president School Parent-Teacher Asso- BOOKS grades 1-9 ZIPPER CASES $1.19 to $3,59 students. of J. C. Mitchell School Pa- quarter of their student tion by the Southern Asso- It also proposes to in- ciation. -- Boca Raton News ciatlon of rent Teacher Association. Photo. enrollment is from Boca Colleges and BABY RUBBER crease membership in the rwon Secondary schools. This LOOSE LEAF FILLER PAPER The'school has-grades wi]1 be made in April to PANTS i/i/PRICP E one through nine, teaches determine the school s 300 SHEETS I 200 SHEETS the regular standard stud- continued certification of NOW / Policies Outlined at Mitchell School, lts /2 ies but places emphasis graduates' eligibility only 79* I only 59* on the individual and there for college enrollment without entrance examina- Parents Encouraged to Show Interest is no crowding of classes. THERMOS There are 10 teachers for tl0ns- TOYS & GAMES When the J.C. Mitchell An imm unization and take personal care of his the nine grades and, to the Spady school's total bicycle and to keep hands School was opened two health clinic is held every student's delight, dailm y enrollment is expected to years ago, certain poli- second Monday of the off other children's bicy- swimming iTTart' of the show an increase over the LUNCH cies were established morth at the Teenage cles. There is to be no curriculum l>i5G il^Te of last year BOCA 5 & 10 STORE riding, of bicycles on the which have worked out Center. The hours are The school doesn't re- despite transfer of the Boca Raton Rd. Boca Raton very well, according to from 1 to 2 p.m. for pre- school grounds. It is a quire any special uniform ei&th Srade because of a KITS $2.98 Paul Matwiy, principal. school children and from school policy that no stu- or clothing. Parents laree increase in lower- Parents were urged to 2 to 4 p.m. for school dent may lend his bicycle choose what the young- Fade enrollments, accord- to another student during discuss with teachers and children. ster will wear. ing to Mrs. C.L. Coleman, principals matters con- When a child becomes the school day. All walk- principal. ing students and bicycl- Transportation is also cerning their children's ill in school or when an provided. first to ROADMAN'S ...thai progress. Conferences accident occurs, the ing students are to use the bicycle paths where they Administrator and own- University Is with teachers were sched- school administers first er is A.D. Henderson. The uled after school hours in aid only. Parents are con- have been installed by the city. principal is Miss Norma order not to irterfere with tacted by telephone im- E. cutts. Air-conditioned classes. mediately or, if necessary, Parents may register The newest four-year Each year the Palm a school authority will Boca Raton School their children any Monday state university in the'na- Beach County School see that the child is Has Thrift Program or Thursday between 9 tion, representing the ul- Ship'n Shore ®stripes Board sets one day aside transported home. a.m. and 2 p.m. at the timate in planning by when the schools are In case of lost articles, Youngsters at the Boca school. Classes start Florida educators, is pre- a no-iron blouse in the love- closed for an annual con- a child should be asked to Raton Elementary School Sept. 7 and students at- pared to open its doors liest of colors . . . embroid- ference day for all parents. consult his or her teacher not only learned thrifty tend from 8:43 a.m. to 3 Sept. 26. ers it with a monogram motif, Parents are also wel- and if the article can not habits last year, they en- p.m. __^ The University of South adds a soft Bermuda collar. come to visit in the class- be found, to inquire at the joyed it. Florida, at Temple Ter- Woven in 65% Dacron ® poly- 3.98 rooms and observe the office. Approximately 150 stu- Services Expanded race just outside Tampa, ester, 35% cotton. Sizes 28 Others from children at work. If a student has to be derts took part in the has a campus of 1,000 to 38 2.98 to 4.£ Reports are sent to par- At School Library absent from school, a school savings program acres. It is the only uni- ents every six weeks. Re- note explaining the rea- .sponsored by the First Expanded services will ports go out in October, versity in the United Boys son should be sent when Federal Savings and Loan be offered by the library States to be completely December, February, he returns. Absentee Association. Dwine the at the J.C- .Mitchell March, May and June. This notes must be signed by School this year due to air-conditioned and it is Wash'n Wear Cotton first year of the program staffed by a faculty as- report covers phases of the parent or legal guardi- the children saved a total the recent appointment of fr m the child's school prog- an. a part time teacher-librari- sembled from all parts of Of $3,000. the nation^ SLACKS ° 3.98 ress. Parents are urged to The only lawful rea- Although the program is an. confer with the teachers sons for absence are Mrs. Louise B. Taylor The 1,500 students who only in effect in the Boca have already enrolled are for detailed information. death in the family, ill- Raton School, First Fede- of Ft. Lauderdale has For those interested in ness of the student, physi been named to the post. looking forward to begin- ral officials said they ning a tradition under SPORTSWEAR music, the School Board cal defects, quarantine or hope to interest the J.C. With this addition of provides band lessons court order. school personnel, the USF's President Dr. John for lioys and Girls by Mitchell School in a simi- S. Allen during school hours for If the child in extreme lar program. school library hours will COLLEGE TOWN students every Tuesday, necessity must leave the be lengthened and the Bryant Plans Study Thursday and Friday. The program stresses y y jANTZEN , school during the school regular saving rather than library will now be open The school health pro- day, he must bring a writ- specified amounts. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Of Youthful Drivers QUEEN CASUALS gram is under the direc- ten request frpm the par- the benefit of all the stu- Farris Bryant, Democratic tion of Mrs. Clara ward, The children are given ert. passbooks and bring their dents. nominee for Governor, said school nurse. The school It is the duty of the par- The county has provided in an article in the offlcial DEPARTMENT attempts to keep a com- savings to class once a ent to establish the habit week. an additional $4,000 worth publication of the Peninsula plete record of immuniza- in the child of being on of books to add to the 900 Motor Club, AAA, That ROADMAN'S STORE tions and illnesses of its time. It is also part of the books on the shelves and youthful drivers will corne students. student's responsibility to Wales is an Anglo-Saxon word meaning foreigners. bring the library up to under the attention of his 105 Boca Raton Road Annual checks are made arrive at school on time. date. administration. for the height and weight Tardiness interrupts class of the student, a visual procedures and results in survey, hearing survey loss of valuable instruc- and special classes for tional time. Dr. Posner's and U. S. Keds speech correction where Any child riding a bicy- needed. cle to school is asked to SHOES County Council of PTA FOR BACK - TO - SCHOOL

Will Hold Study Meeting USE A "Study on Organiza- question and answer peri- OUR tion'r will be conducted od will be part of the by the Palm Beach coun- agenda. CHARGE ty Council of Parent- Classes will be con- PLAN Teacher Associations at ducted by county Council the Barton Elementary officers and chairmen for School in Lake Worth all local unit officers and Tuesday, Aug. 30, accord- chairmen. SUDDENLY IT'S SCHOOL ing to Mrs. W.B. Pate, The final phase of the AND ARE YOU READY,.. Council president. program will concern "The This is the first council Big Nickel," the part of meeting of the new school the PTA membership fee Niiri^Hi©NS^5iriA5Rics.. year and it is held for the that goes to the National benefit of local unit offi- Congress of Parents and DRIP-DRYS - NO-IRONING ARE cers, chairmen and inte- Teachers. MAGIC WORDS TO BE HAD THIS YEAR rested PTA members. Members are to bring their own lunch but coffee Registration for study and dessert will be provid- will start at 9:30 a.m. ed by the Barton PTA as with the meeting opening the host unit. at 10. General discussion A nursery for smaJ] of the meaning of PTA, children will be made 123 S.E. 1st Street how the PTA legislative 414 E. Atlantic Avett JACK & JILL SHOPS available by the Barton DELRAY BEACH 'CHILDREN'S WEAR OF DISTINCTION" BOCA RATON program works plus a PTA. 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, 1960_ PUBLIC NOTICE Three From Boca CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA At Dinner Meeting August 1, 1960 New Pump Station ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR PAVEMENT Mrs. Elsie Otto, Mrs. Pa- AS PROVIDED BY RESOLUTION No. 27-60 tricia Kautz and Miss Jane Contract Amount . . . $7,543.68 To Aid in Storms Schrei'ber of the First Bank Engine erlng ...... 431.87 A huge new hurricane figh- of Boca Raton attended the $7,975.53 Palm Beach County Chapter, ter which will also aid in a Lot Block Subdivision Frontage Amount water conservation program American Institute of Bank- ing, dinner meeting. 1 J.R. Campbell'sS/D Wm. Day 40.00' $ 173.85- has been added to the grow- 2 t H 44 50.00 217.32 ing Central and Southern This was the "kick - off" 3 4 H. Fottnan 50.00 217.32 4 < * # 50.00 217.32 Florida Flood Control District dinner meeting for the an- 5 f 41 50.00 217.32 system of canals, levees, wa- nual membership drive o f 6 1 II 50.00 217.32 7 ' H. Battistoni 55,00 239.05 ter storage areas and control employes in member banks 8 i n 55.00 239.05 Structures. of the Palm Beach Chapter. 9 i II 55.00 239.05 10 i if 55.00 239.05 This is Pump Station No. 7, M. G. Sanchez was guest 11 • (i 50.00 217.32 located in the Everglades speaker. He is president of 12 1 44 «* 185.00 804.07 13 " A.S. Weissman 130.00 565.02 some 29 miles west of Boca the Broward County Chapter, 2 *7 Rickards* Survey " *' 630.00 2,738.17 Raton, which straddles the A. I. B. 1 lBocaratoneLandCo. " " 40.00 173.85 2 j it n it it 50.00 217.32 North New River Canal o n Two courses in banking, 3 1 " " G. Stedronsky 50,00 217.32 the Palm Beach - Broward Accounting 1 and Principles 4 I " " Root. Tlbolt 50.00 217.32 County line, adjacent to of Bank Operations, will be 5 1 " " C.S. Kirkland 50.00 217.32 6 J It It «« II 50.00 217.32 State Road 25. It is on the available for bank employes 1 3 " " A,S. Welssman 40.00 173.85 dividing line between the While workmen of the R H. Wright Company Inc. of Ft. Uuderdale watchedhelp- wishing to take part. The 1.835.00' $7,975.53 two vast marshes known as lessly, one of their trucks being loaded with earth slowly sank into a deephole near courses will be taught at the Water Conservation Areas the Palmetto Park Road Bridge last Thursday morning. The driver was not in the Lake Worth High School be- Cost per front foot — 4,344- Nos. 2 and 3. truck at the time. The heavy vehicle was pulled out of the hole by draglines of the ginning Sept. 8 and continu- Submitted by; S/ Alfred E. Amsler ^^ The facility was transferred construction company. -- Photos by Dolan Owens. ing through Dec. 15. Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA to the FCD by the U. S. Corps RATON, FLORIDA, ON THE 16th day of August, 1960. of Engineers, the designing RICHARD J. CHENOWETH S/ Courtney C. Boone and construction agency tor Courtney C. Boone, Mayor the FCD Project. C of C to Elect Matteis Takes LEGAL NOTICES ATTEST: S/ Jacob Heidt Bank Appoints It is capable of removing Four Directors Arson Seminar PUBLIC NOTICE Jacob Heldt, City Clerk three-quarters of an inch of New Officer,. The nominating commit- A Certificate of Atten- CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING runoff per day from a 125 tee of the Chamber of Com- dance was awarded Fire In- August 1, 1960 square mile area tributary The City. Commission of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, at a Promotes One merce has prepared a slate spector Salvatore Matteis ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR CURB AND GUTTER Regular Meeting held on the 16th day of August, 1960, has order- to the North New River Canal of names for an election Sept. by the University of Florida AS PROVIDED BY RESOLUTION No. 27-60 ed that 9 Public Hearing be held on the above Engineer's Assess- The First Bank of Boca Ra- and to discharge the surplus ment Roll at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, September 13th, i960, at the 22 when four new directors when he recently and suc- Contract Amount , $2,635.04 City Hall. ton this week announced the water from the canal into will be voted in. cessfully completed a semi- Engineering . . . , 150.68 Jacob Heldt promotion of Harold P. An- Conservation Area No. 2. On the ballot will be the nar in Arson and Detection .$2,785.72 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk derson, cashier, to a vice- Publish August 25. Sept. 1, 1960 These FCD pump stations names* of Charles deVault, Investigation. Lot Blk. Subdivision Owner Frontage Amount Furnish Proof of Publication presidency and the appoint- are among the largest of John Fel dm a nn, Kenne th The seminar was held in ment of a new executive t o I J.R. Campbells Wm. Day 40.00' 75.03 their kind in the world. Higgins, Paul McKinley, West Palm Beach Aug. 8-12 2 SO.OO 93.80 PUBLIC NOTICE the post of assistant vice - 3 H. Fomian 50.00 93.80 The new pump station cost Thomas Meredith, M. M. and was conducted by the 4 SO.OO 93.80 CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA president in charge of the in- $2,169,000and its construc- Petruzzelli, Mrs. Helen Florida State Fire College 5 50,00 93.80 August 1, 1960 stallment loan department. tion was started in October, and the General Extension e SO.OO 93.80 ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SIDEWALK Roadman and John J. Welch. 7 H. Battistoni 55,00 103.17 AS PROVIDED BY RESOLUTION No. 27-60 The staff changes follow 1956. It was actually suf- Division of Florida. 8 5S.00 103.17 the recent resignation of ficiently completed at the Mrs. Roadman, deVault The seminar was planned 9 55.00 103.17 Contract Amount , and Feldmann are present 10 55.00 103.17 Engineering Spencer Bowen to accept a opening of this year's hurri- to provide broad general in- 11 50.00 93.80 $1,665.85 position in Columbus, Ohio. cane season, June 15, to directors by temporary ap- formation, specific investi- 12 185.00 347.04 pointment. 13 A.S. Welssman 130.00 243.87 have gone into action gative techniques, review 2 7 Rickards Survey 610.00 1,144.30 The new executive i s Additional nominations Lot Subdivision Owner Frontage Amount Richard J. Chenoweth, for - should there have been a of the latest laboratory aids 1485.00" $2,785.72 hurricane. may be made by any mem- and, finally, consideration 1 J.R. Campbells Wm. Day 40.001 * 76.16 merly associated with the ber or members in good Cost per front foot — $*,B7 + 2 it tt 50.00 95.19 Motor Finance Corporation of those detailed subjects Submitted by: S/ Alfred E. Amsler 3 H. Format! 50.00 95.19 Reservations Are Urged standing upon presentation leading to more effective 4 50.00 95.19 of Newark, N. J. During the of a petition for nomination Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer 5 50.00 95.19 For C of C Conference detection, apprehension, APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA 6 50.00 95.19 last seven months he has signed by at least20 active -RATON, FLORIDA, on the 16th day of August, 1960. Persons planning to attend prosecution and conviction 7 H. Battistoni 55.00 104.71 been conducting a business members in good standing. S/ Courtney c. Boone 8 55.00 104.71 the annual statewide industri- of the arsonist 9 55.00 104.71 survey of Florida for that Such petition for nomina- Courtney C. Boone, Mayor 55.00 al conference of the Florida Matteis said the seminar 10 104.71 company. Previously, he was tion is to be in the hands of ATTEST: 11 50.00 95.19 State Chamber of Commerce was one of the most in- S/ Jacob Heldt 185,00 352.21 for seven years an officer of the nominating committee 12 130.00 structive he had ever at- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 13 A.S. Weissman 247.50 the Rutherford Trust Compa- in Jacksonville next Wednes- at least 15 days prior to the tended and expressed his NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOTALS... 875.00" $1,665.85 ny, Rutherford, N. J. He at- day, Aug. 31, were urged election. The City Commission of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, at a tended the Consumer Finance this week to make reservati- appreciation to Fire Chief Cost per front foot = $1.90+ Such petitions must be John Loughery and the city Regular Meeting held on the 16th day of August, 1960, has order- School of the University of ons as soon as possible. filed by Wednesday, Sept. 7, ed that a Public Hearing be held on the above Engineer's Assess- Submitted by: S/ Alfred E. Amsler John P. Evans, Industrial commissioners for allow- ment Roll at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, September 13th, 1960, at the Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer Virginia. not later than 5 p. m., ac- City Hall. Division chairman, said 400 ing him to attend. Jacob Heidt APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA The bank executive and cording to Ed Melvin, Cham- RATON, FLORIDA, on the 16th day of August, i960. to 500 persons probably will Jacob Heldt, City Clerk his family reside at 201 N. E. ber manager. S/ Courtney C. Boone attend. Publish: August 25, Sept. 1, 1960 Sixth Street. Members of the Bishop, Brother Furnish Proof of Publication Courtney C. Boone, Mayor Elections will take place ATTEST! family are his wife, Elizabeth, Sept. 21 and the results will and daughters, Barbara, 12, Private investment abroad S/ J acob Heldt be announced at the Coffee Of Boca Man, Dies Jacob Heidt, City Clerk and Kathleen, 10. by United States businessmen PUBLIC NOTICE averages $2, 400, 000, 000 a Club meeting, Thursday, Word was received hereof CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING year. Sept. 22, at 9:15 a.m. the death of the brother of August 3, I960 The City Commission of the City of. Boca Raton, Florida, at a Lightning bugs like meat. Regular Meeting held on the 16th day of August, 1960, has ordered ASSESSMENT ROLL Robert E. Cushman, 1001 N. that a Public Hearing be held on the above Engineer's Assessment E. Fifth Avenue, Boca Raton, Land Clearing — Ordinance No. 256 Roll at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, September 13th, 1960/ at the City and Todd, N. C. Hall. YOU CAN BE SORE...IF ITS AREA NO. 3 Jacob Heidt His brother* retired Me- (Pursuant to Resolution No. 19-58) Jacob Heldt, City Clerk thodist Bishop Ralph Spaul - Por La Mar; Publish: August 25, Sept. 1, 1960 Furnish Proof of Publication ding Cushman, 80, died Aug Lots 1, 2, 3, & 4 Lew Hahn $302.50 Westieghoose 425 Hawthorne PI. 11 in a Herkimer, N. Y.hos- Ridgewood, N.J. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 60 and 61, of Villa Rica Sub- division, Plat Book 14, Pages pital after a short illness. Lots 81 & 82 Lew Hahn ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 121.00 IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE 77 and 78, P.R. Palm Beach 425 Hawthorne PI. County; Well known as a frequent Ridgewood, N.J. OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR THE RE2ON- and TO CHANGE THE ZON. visitor to Florida, Bishop Lot 47 Sarah Turner 110.00 ING OF CERTAIN TRACTS OF ING FROM R-4 TO R-3 on the Cushman had spent the eight Town Acres Lane LAND IN VILLA RICA SUB- East VS of the North-'/, of Block years of his retirement in Roselle, 111. DIVISION, BOCA RATON, 8, less the Easterly 138 feet AREA NO. 9 PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- thereof; and the East '/i of the Raleigh, N. C, and was IDA, AS HEREIN BELOW South V, of Block 8, less the (Pursuant to Resolution No. 16-60) DESCRIBED FROM R-4 to R-2; Easterly 163 feet thereof; and stricken ill while on a trip Boca Raton Hills: AND FROM R-4 to R-3. the East Vi of Blocks 6, 7, 20, to his Summer home in Ro- 21, 22, 23, 36 and 37; less the Lots 1 & 2, Block 14 Marshall L. Levin 110.00 TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Easterly 163 feet thereof and mulos, N. Y. Traveling with 2694 S.W. 24th Terrace REST, PROPERTY OWNERS the North '/, of Lot 12, Block him at the time were his Miami 45, Florida AND CITIZENS: 38, VILLA RICA SUBDIVI- Lots 6 & 7, Block 12 F.A. Schwartz 55.00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SION, Plat Book 14, Pages 73 wife; his son, Dr. Robert that the City Commission of through 82, P.R. Palm Beach Cushman, dean of Duke Justamere Farm R.D. the City of Boca Raton, Flori- County, Florida. Calif on, N.J. da, will hold a public hearing University's divinity school, TOTAL $698.50 at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall For public examination a and a daughter. at Boca Raton, on the 13th copy of the proposed Ordinance day of September, 1960, which to effect such change of zoning dav is more than fifteen days Is on file in the Office of the Ordained in 1902, Bishop Allred E. Amsler, City Engineer from the date of the posting of City Clerk. this notice, to consider and POSTED by order of the City Cushman served pastorates 2221ES °F PUBLIC HEARING take action of proposed amend- Commission In three consplcu- in Massachusetts, Connec- The above Assessment Roll was approved by the City Commission ments and changes In the zon- OUi places within the City, In- of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, at a Regular Meeting held on ing ordinance of Boca Raton, cluding the City Hall, this 9th ticut, New York and Geor- the 9th day of August, 1960. The City Commission at this meeting Florida, in the following re- day of Aug., 1960. gia. ordered that a Public Hearing on the above Assessment Roll be spects: CITY OF BOCA RATON, held at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, September 13th, 1960, at the City Hail. FLORIDA He is also survived by TO CHANGE THE ZONING By Jacob Hetdt, Jacob Heidt FROM R-4 TO R-2 on the West another brother, LeRoy E. Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Jacob Heldt, City Clerk 163 feet of the East 353 feet of l Cushman of Vermont and Publish: August 18th and 25th, 1960 the S. /j of Block 49; and on the PUBLISH Aue. 18 and 25, 1960 WESTII6H0USE REVERSE CYCLE St. Petersburg, Fla. Furnish Proof of Publication west 103 feet of the East 293 FURNISH PROOF OF PUBLI- 1 H.P. MOIILAIRE AMmdifmmr feet of Blocks 50, 51, 58, 59, CATION. 10,100 BTU unit heats and cools LIST 279.95 CHOKE mm sins AVAILABLE / to perfectly serve your every need. Compact styling features 2-speed Select Yours Now fan and lifetime filter. ONLY 219 UNIVERSITY GARDENS We take pride sn servicing WHAT WE SELL ! 3 BEDROOM, i BATH 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CARPORT CARPORT Down Payment- $450 Down Payment - $750 SAME DAY SERVICE 30 Yr FHA Mortgage ON ALL Appliances 30 yr. FHA Mortgage $14,000 $16,500 HOMES WITH POOLS AVAILABLE

Within City Limits - City Water & City Sewers ONAHUES Moderate Taxes for important Services numn DIRECTIONS: Go North on Federal Highway,TURN APPLIANCES, INC John W. Lake Alvin H. Sheiier LEFT on 40th. St. Newly Paved 4 Lane Highway To 290 NW 46th ST. - BOCA 4044 - 5689* 253 N. Federal Highway Boca Raton r». WO Brokers Protected N.W. 3rd. Ave. and Follow Signs. Thursday, August 25, I960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 New Sub-divlsioii PSTTS MOTORS authorized Clearing Is Begun STUDEBAKER - LARK Dealer Ground clearing beganilast Federal Highway in Coral 345 Nu Federal Highway, Delray Beach week for Royal Camino Park, Ridge. STATION WAGONS - SEDANS - CONVERTIBLES a new Boca Raton sub-divi - Richard Haft, one of the sion in which at least $10,- company's principals, said 000,000 is expected to be that homes in Royal Camino CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN invested for development Park are to range in price HEADACHES BACK PAINS COLDS and home construction. from $15, 000 to $30, 000. The 500-home sub-divi - Ten models are to be avai- DR. ALBERT THAU sion lies between Camino lable for inspection by Nov. 123 E. Royal Palm Road Real and W. Palmetto Park 1, he said. (Op p. First Bank of Boca Raton) Boca 9118 Road, between' S. W. Fifth Haft said "elaborate" en- '-Johnny HIS and Seventh avenues.f It is tranceways are to be erec- Insurance Counselor being developed by the ted this month on Camino Haft-Gaines Companyof Ft. ATTENTION Real and W. Palmetto Park FOAM BIDS HOME OWNERS! Lauderdale, whichhas built Road, and that construction previously in Winfield Park of a sales office will follow COMPLETE WITH Your HOME is your "CAS- here and is now also deve - soon thereafter at the Ca- • MATTRESS * BOX SPRINGS TLE". As your biggest in- loping Imperial Point on N. * 6 LEGS ONLY vestment it should be pro* mino Real entrance. tected in the best possible The development, he manner. A FIRE POLICY said, will feature curving Jeanette Sciarappa, laboratory technician, shows the balloon designed by HEADBOARDS only $298 up isn't much good when a. streets and naturally- wood- Domina Jalbert for the guided missile program at cape Canaveral .—Boca Ra- windstorm wrecks your ed lots. Some of the lots ton News Photo. house — or a thief ram- will be on the El Rio Canal RICHARDS FURNITURE sacks it - or when some- one is hurt on your prem- and its west branch, which 3749.NiFedL.-Hwy. Pompano Beach ises and sues fotdamages. flow through the property. Tracking Balloon Built for Canaveral "We estimate, conserva- Domina Jalbert of the polyester film. It is suit- used for tracking balloons WH 1-0617 NOTICE- HOMEOWNERS Jalbert Aerological Labo- tively, that at least $10,- able for radar tracking and at high level altitudes. STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM POLICY RATES 000, 000 will go into the ratory and laboratory tech- is equipped with an auto- The valve, designed by HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. SLASHED . . . development of this sub-di- nician Jeanette Sciarappa matic pressure release Jalbert, is a pressure sen- with only one low cost You didn't ask us, but vision and its homes," Haft have just completed the valve to prevent bursting sitive valve which will HOMEOWNERS POLICY that • won't stop us from said. construction of a special at altitudes of 110,000 maintain constant pressure you can protect your home telling you — Men's hair The Haft-Gaines Compa- balloon for the guided mis- feet or more. It is a proto- inside the reflective radar goes gray before their and its contents against ny, he said, will build and sile program at Cape Ca- type balloon and one of the scale. fire and hail, theft, dam- beards and moustaches do many products supplied to merchandise the houses as naveral. Just the technical work age by vehicles or air- — for the reason that head The radar reflectant bal- the missile base by Jal- craft, vandalism and mali- well as the land. Other prin- alone on the balloon took Masonry hair starts growing 16 to loon, 48 inches in diame- bert. cious mischief, smoke and 18 years before facia] cipals in the firm are Burt a week to develop. many other perils. Addi- Haft, Richard's brother; ter, of spherical shape, is It will be suspended hair becomes active . . . fabricated of metal ized under a large balloon and tional living expense and Speaking of hair, it's Jack Gaines, their brother- doesn't, hove to fe< comprehensive personal said that the upsurge of in-law, and Stanley Tate, liability is also an impor- Miami developer and tant feature of the HOME- partial baldness in women Fire Prevention Hi-lites OWNERS POLICY. is supposedly due to tight builder who recently be- ponytails, too tight curl- came associated with the CALL or SEE ers and square-cut nyJon firm and will be general Electricity Is Beneficial, JOHNNY HILL brushes ... A test involv- manager of the develop- ing several hundred wom- ment here. en disclosed a fact that But Be Careful in Using It many men could have veri- BY SAL MATTEIS this experiment came the fied free of charge: Mar- Florida Workers Get City Fire Inspector Fatter Pay Envelopes • invention of the lightning ried women between 21 Electricity is not a new rod. ' and 28 talk louder than Florida workers are taking thing. As early as 600 B. C. Storiessuch as this are in- their unmarried sisters . . ;. home fatter pay envelopes a Greek named Thales found teresting but electricity it- If you were to drop in at this year. that if a piece of amber be self is a weapon as danger- PROMISES. saalonry paint W.P. BEBOUT, REALTOR Despite the slowdown in rubbed with silk, it would we might talk (softly, ous as a gun. It is always BOCA inflation, average weekly attract small objects, such loaded and unless we are PROMISES, of course) about the attrac- wages in manufacturing as bits of paper, pith-balls, tive real estate invest- careful how we handle this BUT throughout the state rose to etc. Such action was a mys- weapon, and use every safe- m®* « Beautifies in a variety of colors INSURANCE ments still to be made in tery to him and his people. $74. 77 recently. ty precaution known to us, this area. Homes, income Take a comb and rub your PROMISES/ • Stop ugly stains and sesi water wt property, ocean or high- we will definitely be a sta- What DID you promise her AGENCY way frontage — you name The Florida Nurses Associ- clothes withit and then place tistic of electricity. ... a new fever thermome- in one easy operation the comb in your hair and Affiliated With it »- the better buys are atlonhasannounced that pri- A commercial has this to ter, hot water botUe, elas- vate duty nursing fees in the feel the electrical spark. Rub tic stockings? If it's any- TUNISON PROPERTIES listed at W.P. BEBOUT, say, " There is no match for thing in medical or sick- 701 North Federal High- Tampa area have been in- the seat of your skirt or 165 E.Palmetto Pk. Rd. trousers on a wooden chair, electricity. " How true, and room supplies, we have it at way. Phone 8621, orcreased $2 to $18 per eight- unless we check our wiring PL Boca 5408 9336. hour day. then place your finger on some metal or other person and our short circuits through and you will also feel an competent electricians, you electrical spark. will not have a match. As a Although all of this was a matter of fact, you will have PHARMACY a catastrophe, 101 E. Palmetto Rd. complete mystery then, no TWO LUMItR YARDS TO 5£RV£ Good lights until next 4 study was ever made until )Ph. Boca 9491 2627 S. Andrews Ave. YOUR HURRICANE NKDS ' °° N.W. 2nd Ave, 1600 A. D. At that time, week when more light will Ft. L»uderdale Fla. Boca R«'°n. F»»« Gilbert, the father of the be told about electricity. JAdtson 2-1706 Boca 8581 modern science of electrici- ty, found that this same at- See the Chevy Mystery Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV traction resulted from the ndependent rubbing together of a variety THE YEARS of materials, such as glass AGENT and silk, sealing wax and E3E3 BESTSELLER wool, and ebonite and cat's fur. Because the Greek word for amber is "electron," Gilbert called this attraction "electrification" and the force that attracted the bo- dies was called "electricity." To contact an independent insurance agent Every American knows the CHEVROLET story of Benjamin Franklin, You couldn't pick a better time to buy your new Chevrolet to like what Chevy's got just as much as everybody else, See your Yellow Pages who lived from 1706 to 1790, (or Corvair) than right now when more people are buying (Especially the money you'll save.) Check your dealer and how he flew his kite into them than ever before. Chances are good you're going on the details while there's still a wide choice of models. a thunderstorm with a hemp string. By insulating t h e lower end of the string from the handholding it, he was able to show sparks from the knuckles of the other hand to a key tied to a string. Thus he proved thatlight- ing was nothing more or less than static electricity. From

ligher Sugar Output jjl Materials, Inc. Depends Upon Quotas [ Florida could produce five times as much sugar as the iSiiiiiiii: 180, 000 tons ground from m cane during the 1959-60sea- This is the sprightly Jmpala Convertible BOCA RATON, FLORIDA son, anoffical of the U.S. Sugar Corporation said at N. W. 13th Street at F. E. C. R. R. Clewiston as he prepared to P. 0. Box 515 Telephones 8588 - 8589 embark on an inspection trip to Puerto Rico. CHEVY'S CORVAIR AWARD-WINNINGESTCAR • Harry T. Vaughn, presi - TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE ALL EQUIPMENT dent of the U. S. Sugar Cor- .Corvair—already proud winner of Motor Trend magazine's Car-of-the-Year PLACING AND FINISHING RADIO DISPATCHED poration in the heart of Flo- award for engineering advancement— PATIO WORK rida's Everglades, said Flo- now walks away with another one: the rida's production cannotbe coveted Industrial Designers Institute increased appreciably un- Gold Medal. The award was presented less Congress raises quotas to William L. Mitchell, General Motors vice president in charge of Styling Staff, in recognition of Corvair's "finely scaled PROVIDING DEERFSELD BEACH AND BOCA RATON proportions, with a minimum of orna- mentation." Your Chevy dealer's WITH QUALITY BUSINESS AND SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY waiting to show you Corvair's everything the experts say it is. This /a the Corvair 700 4-DoorSedan For Economical Transportation SAND PHOTOS See Chevrolet cars, Chevy's Corvairs and Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY BOCA RATON 3484 246 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY DELRAY BEACH CRestwood 6-5241 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, I960 Dr. Steele Will Go sociation and the Ameri - To Two Conventions can College of Hospital Ad- Dr. P. A. Me Rill Dr. Merrill F. Steele, ad- ministrators. ministrator of Bethesda Me- Dr. Steele is a rnemberof Optometrist morial Hospital, will leave the nominating and profes- tomorrow for San Francis - sional relations committees 127 Boca Ralon Koad Boca 9498 co where he will attend the of the AHA. concurrent conventions of Mrs. Steele will accom- FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. the American Hospital As- pany her husband.

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Palmetto Park Arcade 260N.DIXIE BOCA RATON 9304 131 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Off. Ph. 6326 NEON * ELECTRIC • WALLS * BULLETINS This cartoon is just a small sample of the "work that 10-year-old Douglas Heydt does. He plans to be a newspaper Boca Raton, Fla. Res. Ph. 6327 PLASTIC • TRUCKS * SCREEN PROCESS cartoonist when he grows up. CARDS • PAPER • REAL ESTATE SIGNS A Business Without q Sign Is a Sign of No Business Talented Youngster Draws Cartoons A young man of many ta- Time To Remember ... lents is Douglas Heydt, 10- vtlth $9h TIPS year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. CARPET & FURNITURE SCHOOL OPENS in SEPT. Gustave Heydt of Winfield Park. CLEANING k Dmd Young ladies — and. young This tow-headed, blue- men like our expert dry eyedyoungsterlovesto draw DURACLEAN OF cleaning which restores the and does an outstanding job BOCA RATON sparkle of their school of it for his age. He specia- clothes. Yours too! Send lizes in cartoons, using his them back-to-school "Fresh own original ideas, but at as a flower." times he turns to drawing landscapes and ships. Brighter color*, better cleaning, He has completed two co- IMPROVEMENT finer pressing! micbooks, in color, show- ing imaginative skill in both drawing and story outline. LOANS Douglas has had no art in- for Modernization and Remodeling struction • but he admits NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 5 YRS. TO PAY shyly, that "Mom gave him -- Boca Raton News Photo Maximum: $3,500 a helping hand" at the start DOUGLAS HEYDT On a $1,000 loan your monthly payments PICK-UPand of his artistic career which Young Boca Raton artist. will be only $20.79. began at age four. He has We will build, repair, remodel and maintain DELIVERY been drawing cartoons for ball team. anything in or around your home. Call today. about a year now. This talented youngster is He won several prizes in a Cub Scout, a member of GOLD COAST school for his art work. He the Junior Choir of the First enters the Fifth Grade at the Presbyterian Church, where T. M. R.j. U.S. P.l. Off. J. C. Mitchell School this he o ccasionally sings solo, Fall. and is deeply interested in INC. "I wish Joe'd use the Want Ads—-I feel rigged!' Douglas plans to be a car- music. He plays the piano, toonist for newspapers when composes his own music, 110 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD he grows up. writes poetry and plays and, in his spare time, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA He is fond of sports, in- PHONE BOCA RATON 8866 Rotary Asms Outlined, cluding baseball, swim- likes to read. ming, basketball, football RUNG Safety Council on List and boxing. He is a mem- The Boca Raton Rotary At their luncheon meeting ber of a Little League base- Club, in its last two meet- at the Sun Cove Restaurant, ings, has heard a talk b y Rorariansheard the following Free Piloting William Mitchell on the aims for the year outlined: press Strategic Air Comman-d and Under community service, Course Offered has outlined formembers the a committee headed by Ro- a button... program which the club bert Leggett: Establishment Seventy-two Power Squa- dishes are SOCA RATON plans to carry out this year. of a Safety Council for Boca dron Auxiliary and Power done! .,-, Mitchell, who was part of Raton;holding of a Citizen- Squadronmembersand wives a group from South Florida to ship week for the Ninth attended a covered dish sup- visit SAC headquarters a t Gra de at the J. C. Mitchell per sponsored by the Auxili- Omaha, Neb., said SAC's School, and a hobby show ary at the Boynton Beach 3, 000 planes were the na- for the upper grades at the Boat Club recently. tion's greatest deterrent to school. Henry Olson of Boynton war. Under international ser- Beach, commander of the One plane, he said, can vice, headed by Paul Mat- Delray Beach Power Squa- carry twice as much explo- wiy: Sending of a letter of dron, welcomed old and new CAR RENTALS sive power as all the power friendship from the club to members^aftti urged each member to persuade a Beginning Annual used in all of World War II. all Rotary Clubs in Cuba. Justasimportantas bombs, Under vocational service, friend to attend the free Mitchellsaid, is"thewillof headed by Albert Sterling: Fall Piloting Class starting the people to stand up for Spreading the lesson of Ro- Sept. 7 at 8 p. m. in the freedom. " tary's Four-Way Testamong Delray Beach Junior High its own members. School. Under cl ub services, head- Mrs. Isabelle.Huff of Lan- ed by James Becker: Building tana, president of the Power up the strength of the club, Squa dron Auxiliary, supple - informing its own members mented the commanders re- marksbyaskingeach woman WHOLESALE about Rotary, and informing give mom an dishwasher and the public of what Rotary is member to urge a friend to attend the free piloting class. ]960-'59-'58and QLBEH doing. II Leggett, Matwiy and "Sincesmall boating is MODELS AT SUBSTANTIAL one of South Florida's fastest SAVINGS Becker gave talks about the programs of their commit - growing industries, it be- tees and Aris Smith spoke hooves each skipper, male EVERY CAR GUARANTIIP or female, to learn how to EXTRA HOURS of the Four-Way Testin the operate and care for his boat p@rs®iteSSy by Jack Pitts absence of Sterling. He said the club will have 100 pos- properly, " Mrs. Huff said. for family • for friends • and recreation 345 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY ters and 2, 000 cards printed bearing the words of the Two Florida Professors An Electric Dishwasher brings freedom You can have a built-in or portable Elec- DELliAY BEACH, FLA. Four-Way Test, and that Foresee Loss of Lakes from messy, monotonous drudgery . . . tric Dishwasher in your home today. these will be distributed in ends slaving over a steamy sink of greasy A penny will wash dishes for 8 people— Boca Raton and at club The public's right to use dishwater. It means "EXTRA HOURS" for electricity is the biggest bargain in town. meetings. Florida's 30,000 lakes was modern living . . . more "family hours." See your electric appliance dealer and the subject of a recent in- plumbing contractor for the' dishwasher vestigation by two University You are out of the kitchen in minutes that best fits your needs. J.C.MITCHELLS SONS of Florida law professors. when an Electric Dishwasher takes over. Law College Dean Frank Dishes, glassware, silver, pots and pans PIPING-HOT WATER always on tap E. Maloney and Prof. Sheldon are washed-rinsed-"sanitized" by scalding for all your home-and-family needs, INSURANCE COUNSELORS J. Plager pointed out that hot water and dried sparkling bright with with the continued growth of when you have a flame-free, fume- ESTABLISHED 1923 hot air. Your kitchen is tidier . . . your free ELECTRIC WATER HEATER! the state and purchase of hands stay smooth and lovely. landswhich mighteveitual - ly close off natural lakes of Florida, "The future may soon see the problem of the citizen finding no place to launch his boat, swim or fish. ". O W E R & - I G H BILL MiTCHELL Both called for serious HELPING BUILD FLORIDA Ph. 5494 study of the present law.

Full enjoyment of Florida living is yours at modest tost in •HOME PRICES START at $13,000 (Including Lot) *HOME SITES AVAILABLE from $3,000 fpti iliii BOCA BATON SQUARE Of FLORIDA, IMC. 30 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Telephone 8516 Thursday, August 25, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13 Inside Balloon i ter weather by enclosing the New Phone Dial Calls A Wyoming military con- work areas with a nylon bal- Site for Plant tractor kept his work crews loon. Inflated, it measures Oft-Used Numbers Fast DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS going during the worst Win- 100 by 60 by 30 feet. Before Becle The American Telegraph and Telephone Company is Personals A newly-proposed plant planning to make dialing of Mr. and Mrs. Max Law- It was luncheon on the COMPLETE LINE OF site in Boca Raton was among a frequently-called number rence have returned from patio and then a cruise on Bede Aircraft Development automatic, according to H. touring the United States by the Jungle Queen when Mr. Company items available to V. Hanson, Southern Bell HUiiKANE Supplies car, which they found a de- and Mrs. William Ranard en- its executives for discussions Telephone Company Mana- lightful experience. While tertained recently for three held this week at their home ger for this area. He ex- *STERNO STOVES*LANTERNLANTE S traveling through New Mexi- young ladies vacationing in office in Cleveland, Ohio, plained that all the sub- co they met a colorful group Deerfield Beach. In the parry STERNO CANNEC D HEAT a company spokesman told scriber will have to do is of Apache Indians who wore •were the Frank Parkers and the Boca Raton News. turn a knob until the name KEROSENE LAMPS their native dress and spoke their granddaughters, Ste- James R. Bede, vice-pre- comes up, and press a but- no English. From there they phanie and Susan Sturtevant HURRICANE CANDLES sident in charge of develop- ton. * drove to Phoenix, Ariz., of Streator, 111., and Mr. ment work here, was in Cle- A "magnetic drum reper- FLASHLIGHTS where their hosts for a three- and Mrs. Allen D. Potter and * veland the early part of this tory dialer" was patented day stay were former Deer- their granddaughter, Susan BERNZ-O-MATIC PROPANE week conferring on the firm's last week for Bell Telephone field residents, Mr. and Mrs. Haswell, of Latrobe, Pa. operational plans with James Laboratories Inc. and has FUEL STOVES and LANTERNS Clem Mott. They went on A. Beds, president. Among been tested in model form. It has been a fun-filled to Las Vegas and made their the items be carried with Summer for Diane Barron, The patented equipment is headquarters at the Desert* BASIC 'G' him on departure from Boca who leaves for her home in attached to a desk telephone, Inn. They also attended the Raton was a proposal for a Columbus, Ohio, this week annual celebration comme- 6-6-6 new plant site in the Boca via New York City after visi- morating the arrival of Brig- Raton area. Houser Named ting her brother-in-law and ham Young in Sale Lake Ci- 30%+ Organic Nitrogen her sister all Summer. Her The proposed new site, it ty. After a stop at Denver Press Director hosts were Mr. and Mrs. plus AH Essential Minerals was learned, is a tract o f' they turned toward the east land owned by the Centex Halford R. Houser, pub- Donald Trott. for a visit with relatives at -- Lee Brashares Photo 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. bags Development Company. It lisher of the Boca Raton News, A successful fishing day Langhorne in Bucks County, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM R. GOACHER was shown James R. Bede was elected director for Dis- christened the new boat He SPECIAL $3.49 trict 1 of the Florida Press Pennsylvania. They arrived last week by the Benson Real- back home just in time t o De Ho of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ty Company. Association at a district ter R. Jacobs. Mrs. Jacobs Goacher-Olsen Nuptials meeting last weekend i n welcome Mr. Lawrence's The Bede firm employs boated a 25-pound dolphin. Miami. brother and sister - in - law, Kill CHINCH BUGS! about 12 engineers and de- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. William Rosen- Held in Fort Lauderdale signers in development of a The state is divided" into back of Deerfield Beach also of Bucks County, here Miss Sandra Kay Olsen be- carried a cascade bouquet SPRAY new executive- type airplane. four districts in the press as- completed the successful for a short vacation. came the bride of William of white feathered carna - Its local office is in the Hub- sociation setup and District 1 with "DIAZINON" ag T quartet of fishermen. Seve- Robert Goacher.Saturday at tions with lilies of the valley. bard industrial parkLnear the covers Monroe, D a d e, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rus- the New Chinch Bug Killer ral other dolphin and king- the Great Lutheran Church Mrs. Fred C. Doctor was Gallon former air base. The firm Broward, Palm Beach, Mar- sell entertained at a dinner Reg. $6.50 fish were also caught. in. Ft. Lauderdale. The Rev. matron of honor. She wore tin, St. Lucie, Okeechobee, party Friday honoring Dr. and recently said it had been Roy E. Guelzow officiated a gown of pale blue chiffon Reg. 49* Value PACK Indian River, Osceola and Mrs. John Pitts, who live in seeking a site for a plant in Shriners to Hold at the afternoon ceremony. over taffeta with a rounded Brevard counties. which it platB soon to start Nassau where Dr. Pitts, a neckline and puffed sleeves MILDEW STOP of 2 manufacture of the plane, James Wendler of the native of Wales, is pastor of Brunch on Sunday The bride is the daughter of \At. and Mrs. Harvey W. and carried a cascade o f butthatit had been unable Miami Beach Times was e- St. Andrew's Kirk. Other The Gold Coast Shrine Olsen of Ft. Lauderdale. yellow feathered carnations. y- COMPLETE LINE OF to find a suitable location lected vice-director of the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Club of Deerfield Beach will The bridegroom is the son Bridesmaids were Miss in this area. district. Dan Russell. hold a pancake and sausage of Mrs. Lionel Brashares of Judith Goacher and Miss ^tMO WALLPAPER Confirmation of the elec - Mr. and Mrs. William brunch Sunday from 9 a. m. Deerfield Beach and the Marilyn Goacher, sisters of ^>^*~» • . *S9 IN STOCK Only 711 steam locomo- tions will come a t the 81st Yanss has as recent guests to 2:30 p.m. for all Nobles late Robert Goacher. the bridegroom. They wore tives were owned by the annual convention of the their former neighbors from and their friends in the area. major United States rail- For her wedding the bride gowns of yellow nylon HCMI Of *,0\ FAMOUSjBRAaOS" Florida Press Association, Scarsdale, N. Y., Mr. and The affair will be held in roads at the start of 1960 chose a white gown of silk chiffon o er taffeta with a which will be held Nov. 18,- Mrs. Jason Huburt, who were the new Shrine Club west of comparedwith28,964 a t organza, fashioned with a bouffant skirt and Juliet 19 and 20 in Palm Beach enroute home from a trip to South Federal Highway in 172 i. Beccs Haton Stoegd 5403 the end of 1949. sweetheart neckline out- sleeves. They carried cas- and Riviera Beach. Venezuela. the Nielson Furniture Shop- lined in Chantilly lace, cade bouquets of tangerine ping Center. It w ill be a he- and point-to-hand sleeves. feathered carnations. nefit for the building fund. Her finger tip veil of French Junior bridesmaids were Noble Jim Anderson, secre- Announcing The NEW MARK IV Model illusion was held by a Miss Kathryn Doctor and tary, announced that a do- double Swedish crown o f Miss Jea ne tte Doc tor. They nation of $1.10 at the door lace and seed pearls. She wore gowns of pale blue ny- entitles each one to all the on organza over taffeta pancakes he can eat. Optimists Named with puffed sle&ves and President Sam Pinchuk re- To Plan Fish Fry rounded neckline. Their co- ported at a recent meeting lonial nosegays were of pink that a 25-ton air-conditio- Twenty members of the feathered carnations. ner is being installed in the DelrayBeach-Boynton Beach James D. Severance was club house. He also said the Optimist Club pined the the bridegroom's best man. parking area, including the Deerfield Beach Optimist Ushers were Leonard Lyons, Deerfield Beach Masonic Club for a recent dinner Gary Schaffer, Wyane Lodge property, will be meeting. Kesterton and Harry W. blacktopped by the Shrine Plans were discussed for the Olsen 3 rd. Club. Optimist Club's Fish Fry La- A reception a.t_the ..Galj:__L Real estate holdings of bor Day to be heldinPioneer Ocean Mile followed the life insurance companies in Park in Deerfield Beach and ceremony. the United States passed the various committees were ap- After a wedding trip to $3, 700, 000, 000 mark this pointed to work on the pro^ New Orleans the couple year. _^______ject. will live in Gainesville, A new Deerfield Beach where they will be a t home Opti-Mrs. Club is being or- after Sept. 7. ganized. Mrs. G61dia Becker iiDCOflST was appointed chairman of the committee for the orga- DRIVE-IN THEATRE nization. If any wife of an i SHOPPERS HAVtM S. Fed. Hwy. Deerfield Optimist member would like Pompano Bead to join they may do so by TIHJRS. - FRI. The Showp/oce calling Boca Raton 6304 in of the Gold Coast Anton Erika the evening. Diffring Remberg CONTINUOUS DAILY CIRCUS of HORRORS It was announced that Youth Appreciation Week DOORS OPEN 1:45 In color at 7:15 and 10:45 will be held Nov. 14 to 20. Brigitte Jacques School Is Attended FREE PARKING FOR Bardot Charrier By Deerfield Banker 2,000 CARS iSAiJETTEGoestoWAR LARGEST — In color at 9:00 Thomas A. Evans of the BRIGHTEST SCREEN pflnoiifliiifl Hom£s Deerfield Beach Bank is a- IN THE SATURDAY mong the 1,146 student"! SOUTHLAND 'The Most-Imitated House in South Florida Technicolor Spectarama from 41 states, District of SMOKING LOGE Gianna George Columbia, Puerto Rico and PUSH-BACK SEATS Canal e Marchal Panama who are attending 5TYLING in the manner of Old New Orleans gives WARRIOR and the the annual two week resi- the Panorama Home refreshingly different appeal! SLAVE GIRL dence session of the School NOW At 7:15 of Banking at the Univer- Photo shows living room-dining area as seen from Mr. James Leggio, who heads our staff sity of Wisconsin at Madison. patio. Other examples of distinctive detail include: Hedy Victor He is attending lectures on of experienced decorators will prove Lamarr Mature banking, economics, go- Step-down living room. Inside planter. 18-ft. expanse SAMPSON and UELILAH vernment, law and industry, invaluable to you. With YOU AND YOUR At 9:00 and agricultural and finan- of sliding-glass wall that opens onto screened patio. cial problems. FAMILY in mind, we'll help you plan Anita George Antiqued wrought iron divider between living and co-ordinated rooms of comfort, utility and Ekberg Marchal First Words Preserved dining areas. Dining area with dropped ceiling sep- SIGN of the GLADIATOR Man's first true words, be- beauty. Whether you prefer a Contemporary At ii:oo lieved to have been excla- arated from kitchen by swinging doors. mations like "cut, " "strike," SUN-MON-TUES-WED. blend, Modern, Early American or French "break," "crush," "kill" are Serving bar with plantation shutters. Luminous ceil- Sidney Dorothy preserved almost intact in Provincial, we have an extensive selection Poitier Dandridge ing in kitchen and Baths. Unique black-on-white verb roots in Hebrew and of furniture, carpeting, draperies, lamps PORGY and BESS Bantu, according to the Na- terra22o floors. Central heat. Awning windows. In color at 7:55 only tional Geographic Society. and accessories. There is no additional cost Technicolor Peaturette for our expert decorator service. WONDERS of Dade County gained 204 NEW ORLEANS new plants to lead thestate 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths $14,650 At 7:20 and 10:40 in industrial grow thin 1959. on your lot, Screened Pool optional MODEL HOME FURNISHED BY MODEL HOMIS OPIN1© A. M. TO 9 P. M. DAILY M IOCA HAfON SQVAlti ADDED Look for Howard Johnson Restaurant on U.S. 1 at wide ATTRACTION Camino Real Blvd. Turn west, and follow Camino Real DEERFIELD across Dixie Highway, tlffough BOCA SQUARE GATE- "GOLFING WAY, and straight up the hill to the SQUARE'S entrance. WITH DISIGNiD AND BUILT EXCLUSIVELY BY FURNITURE SAM SNEAD" col or-cin etnas cope "Filmed in Boca Eaton" DelMARCO & SO\S.in«. In Biitooo COLO/! See sam snead's famous RAY WALSTOH Plus Shirley Jones "BOBBIKINS" clubs used at Green- 1145 S.W. 6fSi S?. BOCA RATON 881® '••' <•* COMPANY brier Hotel Festival , . . STARTS Stevo Roeves "Hercules Unchained" on display in Lobby, BOCA ftATOfl SQUAHi 131 East Hillshoro Blvd. Deerfield Beach Phone 9343 SUN-! James Stevvarr "Glenn Miller Story" and insured for $10,000 14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, I960 Boca Players Ada to Seacrest's Grid Power

vice Station, Utica club, New Coach Confident, League Plans Lawson Electric, Torri For 0 1 Tile and Arvida. There are still openings Says Schedule Tougher B " "* for individuals in the lea- * *? The Boca Raton Men's gue. Anyone interested Boca Raton athletes are and Trent Rager, tackle. League, formerly the Boca D_. _„ „ expecteroles idn toth perfore brawm nmajo anrd thiCandidates "Who" ss Who^also' ^oincludf Bocea gueRato> nrecentl Businessmen'y met tos plaLean - cermasy calor lth one Majoe ofr thLeague offie- brains departments of Sea- Raton athletes: John Boz- 1 T,,... tui_t__. T_U_ „__ this paj]Ig bowiing pro. Lanes at WH 1-3120. crest High School s foot- zone, Dick Schlusemeyer at Major League ball campaign this Pall as and gram uu Major jiieague o tt, 11 T a sQiiad of undetermined Bob Bruce Silk, guards; Lanes in Pompano Beach. -*>rtbail League caliber confronts competi- CrowellDeNev, tacklese and; Denni Bobs rphe 12-team league To Be Organized tion tougher than in pre- Schlusemeyer, center; which will start bowling The Boca Raton on Sepfc 7 eJ vious years. Todd Bryant, end, OHH - ected the winter Softball League is and following slate of offi- scheduled to be organized Randall (Randy) Cooper, Brian Silk, half-back. Bill Chick, presi- about the second week in newly promoted to the The Sept. 16 opener on cers: George Wentworth, September. head coaching berth at the home field at 8:15 dent; vice-president, and Fred The league is to play Seacrest, after four years' P.mp.m. . pits. the Seahawks two nights a week, from grooming for the position against Christopher Co- Kiel, secretary-treasurer. Teams represented at September through Novem- in an assistant's role, lumbus. The game will the meeting were Patrick ber# said this week he's "con- provide local fans oppor- Construction, Pish and Teams wishing to enter fident that we'll win most tunity to see an outstand- Associates Wentworth the league are urged to of 'em." He declined to ing passing combination Plastering, chick's ser- contact Jim Rutherford, go on record with a flat in the Ellison brothers of vice Station, Causeway city recreation director, predictton that his sguad Christopher Columbus, £^~5£ ^^ ^^er^mat^r will better last year s who combined their talents :. tote of eight wins at quarterback and end r<' •• — • 1 - 1 m • ' 1 against two losses. last year to beat the Rarin' to go against Seacrest High school gridiron opposition this Fall is this eight-man aggregation of "Our schedule this year strong Forest Hills eleven, is 40 percent tougher than 12 to 7. Boca Raton athletes. Seen on line, left to right, diring pre-school workouts are Tod Bryant, end; Bob De- it was last year," cooper The other first-time Neve, tackle; John Bozzone, guard; Bob and Dick Schlusemeyer, playing defensive guards, and Dennis said. "We've dropped the meets for the Seahawks DOCK Crowell, tackle. Inside line backers are Brian (left) and Bruce Silk. patsies and replaced them are Ft. Pierce, there 1 on the schedule with Sept. 23; Miami Military On the FRESH WATER St. Lucle Canal, YOUR would be a tie for first second and third place some outstanding competi- at Seacrest Nov. 4, and place between the Jay- teams will meet at 8 20 miles Inland sale from destructive tion — Christopher Colum- Forest Hill, there Nov. 11. TIDAL WAVES and HIGH WINDS . . . Jaycees' Lead Is Cut, cees and Safari Homes. In o'clock. The winner of BOAT bus of Miami, Ft. Pierce, The remainder of the The INDIANTOWN' MARINA hoi a this case a one game, sud- this game will meet the minimum B Ft. channel and 113.000 Sq. den-death series would be Miami Military and Forest schedule is: Sept. 30, in safety first place team Thurs- Hill. Riviera Beach at Seacrest; Ft. of protected docking area for craft Playoff Put OH Week played at 8 o'clock to- day night at 8 for the lea- UP to 120 Ft. OUTBOARDS FROM J5. "We're going into the Oct. 7, an open date as during • The Boca Jaycees, lead- night in Memorial Park. gue championship. MONTHLY . . . INBOARDS FROM season with a team of of this week; Oct. 14, I .85 PER FT. PER MONTH . . . ing the league all Summer, Regardless of these League Standings what I'd call average Stuart, there; Oct. 21, games, the league play- W L UFT HOIST AVAILABLE. 'CANE saw their lead narrowed Boca Jaycees 14 6 weight. Pre-school prac- Belle Glade, there; Oct. off will be held Monday Safari Homes 13 6 to half a game by Pelican tice indicates that the in-*, 28, Clewiston at Seacrest; FOR FULL INFORMATION CALL COLLECT Homes in the Boca Raton and Thursday nights of Deerfield Beach 12 7 SEASON Castro Convertible 7 12 terior line looks pretty Nov. 18, Pahokee at Sea- W«lt Palm S«Ol .... TEmplI M<7t Adult Softball League. next week. On Monday the Pelican Homes 2 17 good, with strength show- crest, and Nov. 23, Lake The league leaders were ing particularly well in Worth, there, unable to field a complete pjn patter fa Deerfield the quarterback, center team for Thursday's first and guard sections. We're By: Reid Simmons game with Pelican and as Adams Chevrolet Scratch led off with a 126 and 143. somewhat light in experi- IN Dl ANTOWN Dan Borgioli sottttrvc a result Pelican took a League held an election at The Thursday Business- ence, however, in the deep 7-0 forfeit. its first meeting Friday men found Tom Sink with back positions, and we ALL STATES MIXED In Thursday's nightcap, night at Deerfield Lanes. a 227/597, Roland Burton could use more speed all Teams Won Lost A R I N A Deerfield Beach lashed Officers elected were 214/589; Paul St. Jean around." New Jersey 35 17 N D A N T D W N r L- a R *r D A out 16 hits to take a 9-6 Pennsylvania 32V2 19Va Bus shampoe, president; 203/588, and Elmo Coffey A probable exception to Connecticut 29 23 decision from Castro con- Joe Roth, vice-president; 200/501. the team's average weight Ohio " 27 25 vertible. Jim Jacobs pac- New Yonc 26 26 Harry col fax, secretary- In the All States Mixed, may prove to be 230 North Carolina 22 30 ed the winners with four treasurer; Bob Pinchuk, Ernie DiFiore, a first pounds'of fullback Harvey Florida 20 32 hits, while Murphy and sergeant-at-arms; Arnie year bowler, converted 'the Shell er, formerly of Boca Michigan 16Vi 35VJ Reid Dan Welden had three hits Kurzinger, chairman of difficult 7-9-10 split, Raton. An outstanding per- Thursday Businessmen You pay no more each for Castro. the prize committee, as- Marge Ambrose had 187/ former as a junior high Deerfield Lanes 38% 17% We hear that television Monday night's first sisted by Doug woodin 486 and Dot Cooper 184/ school student, Sheller is Hargrove Power 35V4 20"/i g&mgame SEsaWwCn thee B0C Boca aJay Jay- Talbott Insurance 28 28 iV^r.'Jn^n'rfm^nmnn.,? " and Bob Pinchuk, and Lar- 489. The men in the All now entering the 11th Cove Gulf 10 46 for the world's finest cees push across U rUns grade after a year during Tom Sink 227/597; Paul St. ?;tiorn witJl h MondayMn^vsf rt«*aara ^ Einheuser, league states were not too much Jean 203/588; Roland Burton in the first inning andg 0 representative. which he did not compete . . . We alsoMonday hear thas tuar thee \ j-^p, firske t ainnin 16-8e victorand eyn ~,n^r»,tnKn higheu=_i r than JoToee Milone 214/589; Elmo Coffey 200/501. onn t0 fca The leagueB will start to 196/528 and Ernie Sands on the gridiron, cooper Hargrove Power Spray team THE SAFE, SILENT mystery of "who Killed from Castro. Good and said that although'sheller 3075 points. Cock Robin" is nothing unster had three hits bowl Sept. 9 at 9 p.m. 193/540. Andy Andrews D There are eight teams lifted the 5-10 split. has been unable to report "500" SCRATCH compared to the question an(j jame3 two home runs for pre-school practice of who or what killed the'Jaycees. Murphy signed in and openings Major and Minor League Blue Decorators 30 12 for for two more. Team aver- finished their Summer sea- thus far, the athlete has Mangurians Fum. 29 13 "Tightrope". Liked by and jaynes had three hits Dixie Clamps 26 16 age must be a maximum son this week with first said he is looking forward Bus Pool Standard 22 20 the sponsors and boasting each for the losers, McFeggan's Cove 9 33 a hefty rating, the cops m the second game Peli- of 930. The following are place going to Gary Matt- to joining the squad soon. on the roster to date: Al Roland Burton 223/565; Herb V robbers program can Homes failed to field hews and his dad, Earle. In addition to Sheller, Conge 201/524; Bus Shampoe starring ex-basketball er team as Safari Homes Rueb's Dutch Oven, Adams Chuck and Carl Mula were 213-210/600; Don Williams 215/ a Chevrolet, Downie Jewel- Cooper is expecting the 567; John Mydek 202/534. Mike Connors neverthe- took a 7-0 forfeit, second and Mike Sr. andservices of three other ers, Mickey's Cricket Mike Lenart Jr. third. PALMS LEAGUE MUFFLER less died an untimely The end of regular lea- stalwarts who will have death ... We hear, too, Club, Doug Woodin, Glenn Lenart Sr. finished with a Sabal Palms 46 6 gue play was scheduled Campbell Construction, comparatively brief time Sliver Palms 28 24 And you SAVE the that the coming season 204 scratch-single, Chuck for shape-up before the Coconut Palms 25»/i 26yi for this week as Deerfield Marv Young and Deerfield Mula with 197. Cabbage Palms 24 28 installation cost! will see fewer important Beach and Safari Homes season's opener Sept. 16 Royal Palms 23 29 Lanes. In the Boca Deers Bill 1 shows broadcast "live" made up a rained-out game. because of inability to Bamboo Palms 9 /] 42Vi The Thursday Nooners Day rolled a 237, Harry Gladys Colfax 192/438; Eve. Although this insures jf Deerfield Beach won, participate in pre-school Ladies got together for Colfax 121, Jack Benham training. These players. lyn Miller 176/479; Elsie Matt- polished and flawless per- that would glve tne Jay. hews 170/464. formances, one exciting _ their meeting last Thurs- 193 and Bill Wengerd 192. all lettermen last year, cees first place If Safari day and are planning at For the ladies, June Ben- are Center Bill Gronlund, BOCA DEERS MIXED phase of TV — the muff, Homes won, then there The Zippers 36 20 fluff, boo-boo - call it least 10 teams this year ham had 167, Jan DayHalfback Howard Em is The Mayhams 33Vi 22'/i what you will — will be to bowl at 1 p.m. each 155. Jan Day also convert- and Quarterback Bert The Four Fours 29 27 Thursday starting Sept. 8. ed the 5-7 split. Benson. The MolarB 27 29 less in evidence . . . BEAUTIFUL NEW The Creeps 24y, 31'/, which reminds us, SOUTH- 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH— The following meetings Other lettermen who will Ttae Dewdro|>s 18 38 $70 cash move in, have been scheduled: Al J?iipH C"ilVP< be the squad's bulwark ERN TV INC . just doesn't Cove Mixed, at 8 o'clock ""*-v vl¥« MAJOR AND MINORS fluff the job when we are monthly payments, $90.37^ and have been working 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH out during morning and Mike Lenart Sr. 204; Elsie called on for TV repairs. tonight;- Sportsman's Lea- L.C32U6 $200 Matthews 170; Mike Lenart Jr., GUARANTEE ?70 cash, move in, evening drills the last two 163; Chuck Mula 161. GOOD FOR AS We have the equipment; gue Monday, Aug. 29, at tOMG »S YOU OWN monthly payments $83,87 Al Rueb has donated 8 p.m.; Deerfield Majors weeks are Dick Priest and TOUR CA« we know our job and, GOOD AT MIDAS MUFflfH * FREE INSTALLATION 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH— $200 to the Boca Raton Bob casagrande, tackles; Draws All 20 Clubs more importantly, we take Monday, Aug. 29, 9 p.m.; SHOPS $70 cash, move.in, FSOM COAST-TO-COAST By Trained Specialists Tuesday Businessmen Business Men's League BoCa's Walt Cahoon, end; Pinochle player W. Leland pride in doing the job monthly payments, $80.87 at Deerfield Lanes to Takes Only 15 Minutes. right - the first time! For Colorful built-in kitchen Tuesday, Aug. 30, 8 p.m. Martin Lockard, Bob Ful- Pim drew all 20 clubs from better work call on SOUTH- units, range, oven. Ceram- Ladies Scratch League help swell the prize fund. tonan dBo b clark, guards; the double deck in a game * Mufflers, Tailpipes, ERN TV INC., 1927 North ic tile bath. 1 mile to Tuesday, Aug. 30, 8 p.m. The following business Charles Wolf, quarter, at Lincoln, Neb., beating Exhaust Pipes for Ev- Federal Highway. Phone beach, high, dry ground. Thursday Businessmen establishments have re- and Doug Lambert of Boca odds of one in 883 quadril, every Make of Car and Truck 4004. CR 6-9813 or CR. 6-4370.. Thursday, Sept. 1, 8 p.m., tained their franchises in Raton, half-back. and Women's Seashore 'his ^ea§ue and there are A new recruit on whom * Written Guarantee good sti11 a few bright hopes are pinned Dogs are a big help to the at over 350 MIDAS 2 BARBERS at League Thursday, Sept. available: is Bill Miller, a newcom- fishermen of Cuxhaven, 1, at 8 p.m. Brown's Bar, Boca MUFFLER SHOPS There will be a bowling Plumbing, Crosby Alley er to Seacrest from Boca where the Elbe" River flows from Coast-to-Coast clinic Saturday, Sept. 10, Insurance, Colonial Pack- who" brings with him a into the North Sea. The PAUL'S BARBER SHOP at 10 a.m. John Metzger ing, Fish and Associates varsity letter won by per- fishermen trap their catches Member America'i Only CoaiMo-Coast Jr., star bowler from Mi- Inc., Liberty Glass, Me- formance last year with in baskets on the beach; fish Network of E«luiive Auto Muffler Shops For Better Service ami, will conduct the Laughlin and Associates the Wooster (Ohio) High riding the tide are stranded Air Conditioned for Your Comfort classes. The clinic is for Inc., Precision Manufac- School's team. in them when the water re- POMPANO BEACH both children and adults, turing inc., Colfax, Lock- Other leading candidates cedes. Twice a day the Hours: 8:30 to 6:00 Daily 1484 S. Federal Highway WE 3-9971 In open play this week smith and Zim's Bar. for this year's Seahawk fishermen harness their dogs FT. LAUDERDALE HALLANDALE Steve Weitsma, 13 years Anyone interested in first-string are listed by to wooden sled and har. 2212 S. Andrews 1000 N. Federal M9 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. FREE old, had an outstanding joining the league may ob- cooper as Phil Hayden, vest the baskets of fish At Aldrich Corner PARKING three-game set and his tain further information by fullback; Jim Walker, quar- first big game of 201. He telephoning Boca 5040 or terback; Kenny Harbison, 4633. center; Chris Johnson and Starting date of the lea- Tad Knttsen, ends; Barry MAJOR LEAGUE LANES gue is Wednesday, Sept. Searer and .Willis Manning, If You Like A Smooth 7, at 7 p.m. Boca Raton, halfbacks, "Bowling Mecca of the South" | 2200 N. FED. HWY. POMPANO BEACH WH 1-3120 Running Automobile Steak SANDWICH WELCOM ES THE N EWLY FORM ED Let Us Tune Your Motor DELUXE BOCA MEN'S LEAGUE 4oz RIB EYE BOWLING WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, STARTING SEPT. 7 STEAK Patronize Your Bowling Sponsor Royal Palm Motors Inc. xEd Frankenstein 60C CHICK'S SERVICE STATION CAUSEWAY LUMBER CO. All Makes Service Mgr. WENTWORTH PLASTERING BUS POOL'S STANDARD STA. A % W ROOT BEER - "'•RICK FISH & ASSOCIATES -"v 24 HOURS UTICA CLUB 60 South Federal Hwy. Phone 6566 LAWSON ELECTRIC CO. 9722 TAXI Thursday, August 25, 19ou filE U OCA RAT ON NEWS IS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS BOCA RATON NEWS HOMES FOR SALE Rezoning of U.S. I Voted for SALE for SALE __ BUILDERS CLOSE OUT. (Continued From Page 1) PLEA TO BRYANT TWIN bed box spring & ANTIQUE satin backed 2 & 3 bedroom and 2 bath mattress, headboard, ma- Drapery Fabric, 99tf a homes. Priced from $14,900 he said it is not feasible (Continued'From Page 1) ple bureau & file cabi- yard: All Colors. All you ings, and this work is ex- to $17,000. Last big dis- to rezone that long dis- net. Phone Boca 8246. want. Shop at Home and count. Some have no down tance of a main highway pected to start within two (_107-39B) Save, specialist in Slip payment, city sewers & for business. weeks, according to Roy WARDROBE trunk for Covers. Call Boca 5028. Check Your Ad! SECTION sidewalks. Will consider Attorney Arnold Kurzin- Martin, Board of control trade. Phone 3322 or ger said the zoning would local site representative. sale. 161 N.W. 7th street, 1960 ROPER gas range, Report any error immeti- Boca Raton. _(86-39P) lately as the Boca Raton nights 3294. (51-35Btf) benefit the city as the The initial job wDl be a slightly used, good con- News will not be responsi- ble for errors beyond the Ad Deadline area has suffered "the sub-soil testing project GRAND Piano — Refinish- dition. Call Boca 7-2082. cost of the first insertion BY OWNER, 671 NW 12th to be performed at the ed good condition, $350. (116-39B) and then only for the portion blight of non-expansion." that may have been render- Rd. country Club village, He said this change would campus location by engi- Phone Boca 5851. (105- GE R EFRIGERATOR, ed valueless by such error. Wednesdays - 9:30 A.M. 3 bdr. 2 bath, pla. room, add to the progress of the neers of the Florida Test- 39B) also 3 piece sectional, The News wi'll not be drapes thru out. Low responsible for more than Display ...... $1.25 per col. inch city. ing Laboratory. The firm TWO rugs and adjustable both good condition, sac- one incorrect insertion. down payment, assume Mrs. Hegla Marqusee, was reported to have bed frame. Call Boca 5890. rifice, $75. takes all'. Regular (reader). 20<: per line, $1.00 minimum FHA loan. Available now. Albert Sterling and Robert been awarded the con- (95-39B) 1001 NW 2nd Ave. Boca Ph. Boca 8718 or 6164. Langley agreed that the tract for the work Tues- (97-39Btf) EASY Spin Dry Washer, 3 6763. (115-39B) APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT WAREHOUSE zoning would be an aid to day by the Cabinet at its years old, good condition. 5000' AAA N.W. 16th St. progress. session in Tallahassee. WORLD-Bo ok encyclope- UNFURN. exceptionally FURNISHED 1-bedroom apt. $35. takes it away. Phone Boca. 3-10x12 overhead MAKE reasonable offer Patrick Galvin, chair- dia 21 volume including attractive new 2 bdr. 2 $65., 2-bedroom $80. per Cost of the testing job Boca Raton 5391. (103- doors, 14' ceilings, large North Boca. 3 bdr-2 bath, man of the Zoning Com- 1960 supplement, $35. bath. Beautiful kitchen. month to October 1st. is not to exceed $24,2K0, 39P) office, plenty of light. furn. or unfurn. Close to mission, explained to the and is to be paid from a Boys 26" bicycle, good Deerfield, cove. $125. Near J.C. Mitchell Ele- Call Logan 4-5221, Mr. shopping & school. Rea- audience that the Zoning $100,000 appropriation condition $12. with speed- per mo. Boca 3721 ormentary School. Southland Weston. (943-33Btf) sonably priced to sell be- Commission had in mind by the 1959 Legislature HELP WANTED ometer. Reel type mower, 4552. (101-39Btf) Apts. 2060 N.W. 2nd Av. fore school starts. CR 8- Briggs-Stratton motor like such businesses as the for planning the new uni- YOUNG woman needed to FURNISHED Ph. 74-Wh. 1-6318. (796- WAREHOUSE for rent, 25 x 1803. (85-39B) Anna Capri Motel and its versity. new $35. 298 N.W. 6th 27Btf) 50. $75 per month, call assist teacher with kinder- Ave. Boca. (89-39B) 1 bedroom, $16.25 weekly restaurant in Ft. Lauder- A committee of educa- garten work. Apply Boca 2 bedroom, $18.75 weekly owner, Delray CR 8-2470. THE COOPERATIVE Way ONE and two furnished (61-38B) dale and other nearby tors now has under study Raton Country Day School, 1958 CHEVROLET long Swimming pool, near school of Life is the most pleas- professional buildings bedroom apts. Quiet, very ant, carefree living ex- the question of what fa- 625 NE 2nd Ave. Boca 7- wheelbase pick up truck, & shopping. 290 W. Pal-cool, comfortable. Month- To Place Your CLASSIFIED and outstanding retail Phone Boca 3767 perience in tropical Flori- • cilities will be required by 2714. (92-39B) excellent condition; 1960 metto Pk. Rd. Ph. Boca ly and yearly basis, rents stores when they proposed the university. Funds to Garden Mark power self 9435-6738. (622-20B) da - some Cooperatives the change. reasonable.Ph. Boca 8529. HOMES FOR SALE construct buildings are I1OUSEKE EPER-COOK propelled rotary 21" lawn (106-39Btf) are magnificent individual He said the zoning on expected to be asked from White, to sleep in or out. mower; misc. lawn main- DUPLEX apartment, fully 1322 N.W. 7th St. 2 bed- homes — others are beauti- Federal Highway now does the 1961 Legislature by Phone Boca 9961. (119-tenance tools; everything furnished, sleeps 4. Week- AIRY, quiet, furn. 1 & 2 room, 2 bath, screen ful, livable apartments. not allow many of the the Board of Control. 39P) reasonable. CR 8-3516. ly or by the month. 2868 bdr. apts. Also efficiency. porch, corner lot. Located Many are directly on the buildings needed for such GIRL or woman to stay (84-39B) N.E. 5th Ave. Boca 4578. Wk, mo. or year, reason- in beautiful Country Club ocean; others are set in a program. He said the Employes to Fill with school age children 2 (38-37B0 able. El Mar Apts. 4300 Village, Owner to Sacri- peaceful vistas away from BLONDE spinet piano, two NW 3rd Ave. Boca 9994. fice. Call 3322. (893- the ocean yet with private Zoning commission re- Civil Service Post p.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday TWO bedroom apt. GE kit- tained the best features blonde Hi-Fi cabinets with (114-39B) 31Btf) beaches and shore facili- Members of the Civil thru Friday. Ph. Boca chen, clean, airy, nicely of R-4 and B-l, present speakers. One Iron-Rite ^ _^ ^ _ ties. They come in varying Service Employes Asso- 8753. (100-39B) Ironer, many other house- furnished. Near shopping & OFFICES FOR RENT 3 BEDROOM-2 bath, Spiit- zoning along Federal ciation of Boca Raton beach. Season or yearly. ]evTl7"calif."" style ""pla. sizes, areas and price ran- Highway, including set- WAITRESS, experienced, hold items. Ph. Boca 5917. MODERN air conditioned room, or will rent for sea- ges. As pioneers in the will elect a representa- wanted for local restau- (94-39P) 343 E. Royal Palm Rd. backs, side lines, buffer tive to the Civil Service offices with elevator ser- son unfurnished. Inquire development and sales of strips and parking regula- rant. Good hours. Phone COZY furnished efficiency vice. Palm Plaza Build- 435 NE"3rd St. Boca Raton. Florida's finest coopera- Board at a meeting Tues- Boca 6000. (110-39B) STAUFFER deluxe model tions and the new zoning day, Sept. 6, at City Hall including timer $175, apartment, air conditioned. ing, Deerfield Beach. (93-39B) tive homes and apart- R-B-l would allow dis- from 6 to 9 p.m. SITUATIONS WANTED electric stove $25; dou-131 South Federal Hwy. Phone Boca 9440. (93& ments, M.N. Weir & Sons, tinctive apartments to be Ph. Boca 4915. (56-36Btf) BY OWNER, Considerably Inc. for years has been Four candidates for the CHEERFUL capable wid- ble bed & mattress $10. 33B) constructed. He said the Ph. Bcca 4856 or 9535. reduced 3 bdr. 2 bath known as the headquarters two-year term are on the ow will assist Mothers, PETS REAL ESTATE for SALE home, 1 year old. Lge. kit- creation of the new zon- light housework, baby sit, (118-39B) for cooperative buyers. We ballot. They are Harold REGISTERED AKC Minia- chen, birch cabinets, GE ask that you visit us to ing classification was Anderson of the First Bank iron, (your home or mine) BUILDING lots for sale in the unanimous opinion of SCREEN HOUSE 12x12' ture Poodles, 2 months appliances, separate din- listen to.the "Cooperative of Boca Raton; Mrs. Helen or companion for adults, aluminum, plastic screen, old, Wormed and inoculated. beautiful Country Club Vil- ing room, screened & roof- the Zoning commission day or evening. Boca 9171. lage. Phone Boca 5312 or Story'' and to let us help Bedell, present secretary canvas top, door, easy to $75. up. Deerfield. Boca ed rear patio, inside utili- you in the selection of with two members absent. of the Civil Service Board (967-34B) set up or take down. Pric- stop at office at entrance. Commissioner Joe De- 4588. (102-39B) ty room and utility room, your carefree Florida Life and chief examiner whose ed below cost. Ph. CR 6- on carport. A beautiful Long charged that pass- RELIABLE colored girl, REAL ESTATE for RENT SUNSET Ridge 38th St. & . . . the cooperative way. term expires Oct. 31; Er- highly recommended by 6297, Delray Beach, Patio home with many extras. 80 M.N. WEIR & SONS, Inc., ing the ordinance to re- skine Parks, manager of 4th. LOTS 75x120, with present employer, desires Mart, N. Fed. Hwy. (70- 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, un- 28' elevation. Sewers, city x.l 10 landscaped lot. 461Realtors, Corner A1A at zone Federal Highway W.J. Snow Boca Raton off- 38B) N.E. 32nd St. Boca Raton. was illegal at this time day work. Call Boca furnished, $90. a month. water. Flexible for base- Atlantic Boulevard, Pom- ice, and Rusley Meeker, 3727. (117-39B) 354 Manchester St., Boca Ph. 3466. (98-39B) pano Beach, PHONE 74- because the ordinance local attorney. ALUMINUM picket fence ments. Call afternoon Bo- Raton, after 6:30. (99-39B) ca 5518; evenings, Holly- WH 1-7000; also Federal creating the new zoning WIDOW, will baby sit or 3' high, 102 ft. and gate, CUSTOM built split level was adopted the same UGAL NOTICE will stay with children complete with posts, rust SUNSET Ridge, 38th St. & wood WA-3-1649. (91-39 „ ,. ,. , Highway at S.E. 5th St., Btf) 3 bdr, 2 full baths, enclos- NF 3717. night and wouldn't be ef- NOTICE Is hereby given that while you travel. Boca proof, will sell at low 4th Ave. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ed garage, wall to wall Boca Ratonj PHO fective for 10 days. the undersigned, under the pro- 3292. (109-39B) price. Ph. CR 6-6 297, unfurnished, with option (87-39Btf) visions of Section 865.09, Flori- INTRACOASTAL homesite carpeting, pump, well, City Attorney Leon Wea- Delray Beach, Patio Mart, da Statutes, 1957, will register to buy. Will refund half of 100x119' Delray Beach. sprinkler system. 146'x ver ruled that it would be with the Circuit Court, in and for SERVICES AVAILABLE No. Federal Hwy.(71-38B) rent to buyer. 28' eleva- Best Buy in Boca Palm Beach County, Florida, Will accept late model car 75' lot, fully landscaped. legal procedure as both upon receipt of proof of publi- DRESSMAKING and Alte- tion, sewers, central ordinances would become cation of this notice, the ficti- rations done in my home heating, call afternoons, as part payment or sell at Near new post office. Ph. Owner transferred. Un- tious name to-wit: TORO 21" REEL effective at the same reasonable. Experienced. Boca 5518. Evenings, Hol- $14,500. CR 8-2453. Boca 3144. (77-38P) furnished 3 bedroom, 2 HOME MAKERS HARDWARE (60-38,39,40P) bath, lge. Florida room, time. & GARDEN SUPPLY Phone Boca 9386 or 3869. MOWER lywood-WA-3-1649. (90- CBS 2 bedroom, 2 bath, lge. utility room, central and that the party interested in (846-29P) Power handle, edger and 39tfB) LOT FOR SALE Fla. room, modern kitchen, Boone Quizzed said business is as follows: carporte. 75x120 lot. gas heat, carport, near Wm. S. Wolfe tiller. Like new. UNFURNISHED house, 2 Caribbean Keys Water CARPENTER: Paint work, Walk to J.C. Mitchell J.C. Mitchell School, By Montgomery Publish: Aug. 25, Sept. 1, 8, 15, Call Boca 6755 bedroom, 1 bath, $105. per Front Lot. Fronts on In- 1960. screen porches, Florida School. $500. down. 330 circular drive, lively Mayor Courtney C. Boone rooms, storm shutters. No month. Phone Boca 6837. ter coast Water Way and N.W. 22nd St. Phone Boca landscaped. 468 N.E. was asked some 20 prepared AUTOS FOR SALE job too small. Phone J.C. BUSINESS (108-39B) Canal. 234 ft. of Sea Wall. 3722 or Boca 7-2330. 30th St. OPPORTUNITIES Lot No. 14, Block 12. questions about a variety of Haney, Boca 5678. (982- NORTH BOCA VILLAGE (59-38Btf) Phone Boca 3434 1954 HUDSON Sedan, very 35tfB) BOCA's busiest little Faces southeast. Price, subjects at the City Com- clean. $295. full price. 200Lancaster,3 bedrooms, $18,000.00. Write Box T, NEW home-3860 NW 4th Ave. Or See Your ikoker mission meeting Tuesday restaurant must be sacri- unfurnished.$85.per month. See this! Waldron Motors, LABOR DAY honors the ficed. Investigate this %Boca Raton News, Inc. Boca Raton. A spacious night by Don Montgomery, 3815 S. Fed. Hwy., Delray working man. Somebody ORYAL E. HADLEY, (24-37,38,39,40) new home including a Ml Who said he would have one fast! Phone Boca CR. 8-2371. (113-39B) should honor Life In- 6081. (111-39B) Realtors basement. 2 bedroom, 2'/2 petitions in the City Hall surance. It works 365 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. '47 FORD coupe, new seat baths, oak floors, 2 car • BOCA today,from 8a.m. on for ci- days a year to give you Boca 8708 $7,500 DOWN garage. Reasonable.Phone tizens to sign for or against covers & battery, excellent protection, savings, emer- SUN OIL Company (82-38B) RATON motor. A real good buy. OCEAN TO RIVER Boca 3455 or Miami, PL. recall of Boone. gency funds, income. has for lease service 7-1918. (176-6Btf) REALTORS Call Boca 9461 after 6 "Hire" it today! Call Long terms, 200' ocean The questions dealt with p.m. (104-39 B) station on U.S. 1 in MORE HOUSE the transfer of the 203 acres W.P. BEBOUT North Boca Raton. Paid to river, approximately 2,200 ft. - two miles University Heights FOR THE MONEY at the airport to the State 1952 PONTIAC Hardtop, Real Estate & Insurance while in training. Apply Live in the most popular- extra nice, $395. Waldron 701 NO. FEDERAL HWY. Sun Oil Co. office, Port north of Ormand Beach Board of Control, main- fishing pier. Price New 3 bedroom, 2 bath ly designed home on to- tenance of it and sundry Motors, 3815 S. Fed. BOCA RATON, FLA. Everglades, or call Ft. REALTORS homes. Low down pay- Phone 8621 Phone 9336 $52,500, Zoned busi- day's market — a SPLIT- other items. Hwy., Delray. CR 8-2371. Lauderdale JAckson WE NEED ment. From $85. monthly. LEVEL. We have seve- (112-39B) (83-39B) 3-4386. ness, Co-ops and resi- Boone replied "no com- RENTAL HOMES dential. Owner, Delray PLone IJoca 3930 ral to show you all with ment" to most questions. SERVICES AVAILABLE Pumps-Wells AND APARTMENTS Beach, Fla., Rt. 1, Box three bedrooms and He told Montgomery he was SPRINKI.EE SYSTEMS MOBILE HOMES Furnished and unfurnish- 1608, Phone CR 8-2470. acres of living area and not on trial. BABY sitting evenings, ed, in the Boca Raton- features for your fami- experienced with small INSTALLED ly's enjoyment year Boca's Polo Team all metal fittings LUXURY LIVING Deerfield Beach area. REAL ESTATE Defeats Dallas, 6-4 children. Call Boca 6867. There is a shortage of 'round. One absolutely (96-39P) Alterations-Repairs Quality TRADE OR SALE Boca Raton's Royal Palm I short term and annual new at $18,500; one bright and shining in team defeated the title-de- Call CONSTRUCTION listings. Many people SELL OR TRADE SACRIFICE NATIONAL coining to this area de- better than new condi- fending Circle F Club o f HOWAiD SPRINKLER Custom built 3 bedroom, tion at $18,500; one Dallas, Texas, 6-4, this Fair Trade Prices sire to rent for a while NEW WATERFRONT PLUMBING SERVICE before buying. List your HOME in the EXCLUSIVE 2 bath home with many with pool and cabana, •week in the national 20 - in the All NEW deluxe features, Like Commercial & Residential 148 N.W. 13th rental property with us CARIBBEAN KEYS tropical living at its goal polo championship Phone: Eves.-Boca8265 Street for action before school new! Owner has accept- best that will take your tournamentat Milwaukee, Days-Pompano WH1-1543 Call 9946 DETROITER starts, call us today. (Keys Drive), 3 miles ed work in other locality. breath away and at a Wis. If No Answer 3453 North of Boca; 3 Jovely Only $6,000 cash, bal- Trailers Sold TWO BOCA RATON price you won't believe. Bob Beveridge set the pace OFFICES TO SERVE bedrooms; 2 tiled baths; ance of $12,500 payable Let us show you one or for Boca Raton, scoring in Electrical S®rvico On Consignment G.E. kitchen; dishwash- $110 per month. This Another Electrical Opening VOU. all today. TWO BOCA the first chukker. The You phone — We'll Wire Hurricane Open 9 to 9 er; huge, scenic living price considerably under RATON OFFICES TO FHA valuation. Texans forged ahead briefly Phone Boca 3827 Protection M.N.WEIR&SONS.INC. room, overlooking the SERVE YOU. in the second frame when ANYTIME WOODDELL Realtors water; central heating; M.N.WEIR&SONS.INC,, Del Carroll and Billy Mayer Licensed and Insured TRAILER SALES Federal Highway ttility room; laundry room; patio; double car- Realtors each score da goal for them. To Please You Pleases Us Storm Shutters Inc. at.S.E. 5th St. Beveridge tied the score be- porte; seawall. Reduced Federal Highway Awnings A1A & Via Cabana fore the chukker ended, and 4410 S. Federal Hwy. to $26,500, only $6500 206 s. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 8567 at S.E. 5th St. SPANISH LESSONS Delray Beach Ph: Boca 3717 Boca Raton Boca Raton moved ahead FIIA NO MONEY DOWN down. CRestwood 8-1933. A1A & Via Cabana for the remainder of the by 820 N. Fed. Hwy. CR 6-5221 FREE ESTIMATES Delray Beach Ph: Boca 3717 contest Spanish College Graduate HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE CALL Deadline for Entry $1.00 per hour In Derby Saturday Phone Boca 3205 CR 8-2179 Deadline of entry in the NEW first annual Palm Beach Boca Raton County bicycle derby, spon- WASHER sored by the Florida Safety Upholstery Co. Officers Association and DRYER BOCA VILLA HEIGHTS • tux sm DOWN .' the Optimist Clubs of Del- * Fine ray and Boynton Beach, was Fabrics Repairs The Only Moderately-Priced New Homes EAST of U.S. 1- and just a few blocks North of Center of Town changed from last Sunday * Foam to this Saturday. Rubber ^ Conventional and Automatics Special Features. Cooperating Boca Raton * Cushions, any* Police saidregistration may shape UNIVERSAL * City Water and Sewers * Central Heat, Awning Windows * Gunnite Swimming Pool Available * Expert Workmanship be made at the derby,which APPLIANCE SALES * High, Dry Elevation * Separate Dining Room * Pool-Lanai Area Completely Screened is to be held at St. Mark's Call Boca 3202 for 260 N. Federal Hwy. *Closeto Major Shopping Area * Separate Entrance Foyer * Pool Accessible to Master Bedroom, Catholic Church, 634 N.E. FREE ESTIMATE Phones: 8613 - 9030 Churches and Schools * White Terrazzo Floors Living Room and Kitchen Seventh Avenue, Boynton Bea ch. Homer Hooks, general SALES and Sales Office: managerof the Florida Citrus SERVICE Commission, has asked Sen, Vacuum Cleaners — Floor polishers GOLD KEY BUILDERS, Inc. 000 N. FEDERAL HWY. Phone 5347 George Smathers to "see Bug shampoo and Mildew Crystals what can be done" to stop imports of Cuban grapefruit. GLENN WYGAL - BOCA 3103 I

16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, August 25, 1960 ments. Sundy reported that Legion Post Wins Award Military Trail the commitments have Not beenobtained for the Mili- For Attendance at School Affected tary Trail job. He said work The new right-of-way ru- is to begin within the next Several members of the report on her activities at few days, upon completi- Boca Raton American Legion Tallahassee. She was elec- ling by the State Road De- partment will not affect on of arrangements to ob- and Legion Auxiliary attend- ted production manager and tain the necessary fill. ed the Legion School of In- reporter of the Girls State construction schedules for struction held Sunday in Da- lewspaper, representative the Military Trail exten - Asks Bryant to Speak nia. The local Legion post to Congress and chairman sionbetween Boca Raton and Gov. Nominee Farris Bryant won an award for having the Delray Beach,*accordingto tese carboys of the conservation com- has been invited to speak to at our most members of a single mittee for the House of Re- County Commissioner Ben the 21st annual convention unit present. presentatives. F. Sundy. of the Florida Public Relati- END-OF-StlMMER Attending from the Legion Auxiliary members are Under its new ruling the" ons Association, which will were Commander RJUSS Olson, planning a rummage sale to state will not call forroad- meet at the Lago Mar Hotel Robert Baker, William Baker, be held at the old Boca Ra- construction bids until it in Fort Lauderdale, Oct. 12 - William Blair, Leo Hudson, ton Laundry Building at 50 N. has right-of-way commit- 15. Roland Tourigney, Fred Hu- $ALE E. First Avenue tomorrow guenin, Dan Borgioli, Carl and Saturday from 9 a.m. '58 ENGLISH FORD Sleeper, Ralph Reed, John to 5 p.m Leturmy LAWN Service Anglia, Radio & heater Singing one of their musical numbers in close harmony are members of the Bar- Cheriones and Willis Man- ONLY $695. bershoppers Chapter of Boca Raton under the direction of Lew Shonty. The group ning. CHINCH 303 N. W. 1st. Avtnuc will sing at a Lantana Hospital next week. Welcome Wagon Club Attending from the Legion Has Cruise and Dinner CONTOOL YEARLY SERVICE - $48 '57 FORD Fairlane^ Patients Will Auxiliary were Mrs. Willis Approximately 20 mem- Hardtop, V-8. F.O.M., Manning, Mrs. Carl Sleeper bers of the Boca Raton Wel- (Average lot, spray every 90 days) continental wheel. Real KIwanIs Picks Nominees, Hear Singers and Mrs. Fred Olsen come Wagon Club and their ARMY WORMS and CHINCH BUG sharp . . . ONLY $1095. At a recent meeting of the husbands held a Jungle The Boca Raton Chapter Auxiliary, Maureen Woods, Queen dinner cruise recent- '57 FORD V-8 Country Barnhardt to Head Club of the Society for the Pre- YEARLY SERVICE -$72 local delegate to Girls State, ly. The boat left the Bahia The Boca Raton Kiwanis servation and encourage- chindlBu Sedan 9-passenger sponsored by the Auxiliary Mar docks in Fort Lauder- iROrA 2A37^ g Club will elect new officers ment of Barbershop Quartet Wagon. F.O.M., radio & Driver Cleared unit, gave a comprehensive dale. at its meeting Sept. 6 from Singing in America Inc., |DV*/V^r\ DVD /Spraying Guaranteed heater, 4 new tires. After Hearing a slate of nominees presen- wil entertain the patients Like new thru-out , . , ted to the membership this at the Lantana Tuberculosis ONLY $1195. Lawrence Murphy, 20, of week. Hospital next Wednesday, 325 N. E. Seventh Street, Headed by Ed Barnhardt Aug. 31. '56 CADILLAC Conver- Boca Raton, charged June for president, the list of prin- 16 by Patrolman Ben Burgess The membership in the tible. All power, new cipal officers provided no local singing group is con- nylon top, extra clean with reckless driving follow - contests and nominations ing an accident, appeared tinuing to grow. Mensigned . . . ONLY $1495. were closed by unanimous up now are JohnApetz, John in Municipal Court Tuesday vote. Thus assured election morning before Judge P. J. Berry, William Gutter, Carl '56 CHEVY, 2-Dr, 6- besides Barnhardt were L. L. Feddern, Robert Finlay, Mel SECTIONAL SOFA Brannen and pleaded not Tazwell, first vice-president; Cylinder, standard guilty to the charge. Hirth, Dr. William Maxfield, trans, Tutone, looks Kenneth Higgins, second Robert Messmer, George Following testimony, the and rides beautifully vice-president, and Gerry Moeser, H. C. Stokes, Del judge found Murphy not ...... ONLY $695. Kleiner, treasurer. The of- Walke, Ernie Warskow and guilty and dismissed the fice of secretary is appoin- Ed Young of Boca Raton; C. charges. '55 BUICK Super Hard- tive. W. Daniel, Ft. Lauderdale; Samuel McKinney, 45, Nominations for director- John Ford, Boynton Beach; top. Dynaflow, radio & of the Garden Apartments, ships will be open from flie Lew Metzger, Oakland Park; heater, 4 like new tires arrested April 22 and charged floor at next Tuesday's Helmet Rocks and Tom ..-...- ONLY $595. with driving while intoxica- meeting. Those placed in Welch, Pompano Beach; ted, appeared in court and running by the nominating Lew Shonty, Hollywood, '56 FORD V-8, 4-Dr. pleaded not guilty. He was committee were the Rev.and Robert Slager, Robert Customline. Ready to found guilty, fined $100 and Ernest Hawk, William and Howard Wharton o f go, tutone blue & white. his driver's license was sus- Stowe, Robert Trafford, Delray Beach. Easy bank payments pended for three months. William Wright, Hugh Ben- ONLY $595. Kermit Shoaf Jr., IS, of ton, Jack Feldman, Otto 435 N. E. 36th Street, Work on 23 Groins Goodwill, GoergeLaubach, '55 CADILLAC 60 Spec- charged with speeding, ap- Dr. Paul McRill, C. P. Mes- Is Started by Arvida pearedincourt and pleaded ial. 4-Dr, all power. sersmith, James H.O'Neal, Beautiful family ear. guilty. He was fined $15. the Rev. Albert Shiphorst Work began recently on Will finance thru local VernonF. Fox, 40, of 15 and John Shoup. the construction of 23 ad- 4 Ft CufvefUecffoiral S. W. First Avenue,charged justable groins to be placed bank .... . ONLY $1095. The nominating commit- * All Foam Rubber with public intoxication, tee consisted of William on the south beach from the Boca Raton Cabana dub to * Zipper Covers forfeited $15 bond. Hallman, chairman;Hugh '55 CHEVY Belair the south city limits. * Choice of Fabrics Sarah Davis, U4, and Jo Benton, John R Brandt, Hardtop V-8. Straight Anna Barrow, 24, of N, W. Charles de Vault, Neal Financed by Arvida Realty stick transmission, ra- Fifth Avenue, charged with Quimby, Harold Turner Company, the 80-foot groins 72 INCH dio, plenty of power. . vagrancy, "wandering a- and Harold Dane. are expected to be in place ...... ONLY $695. round from place to place During its meeting this by Dee. 1 at an estimated MATCHING SOFA without any lawful purpose week the club also heard osst of $80, 000. '55 ,F0RD V-8 Ranch or object, " appeared i n and saw a motion-picture Arvida officials have been FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 100 MILES Wagon. F.O.M., radio, court with an attorney and presentation on the Houston engaged for the last three all white, Come drive pleaded not guilty. Their Company's construction of months in securing city and state agency approval for this one . . ONLY $595. attorney asked for a dismis - a natural-gas pipeline from installation of the groins sal of the charges and the Texas through this area of MODERN judge granted it. which they expectwill save TRUCKS Florida. the section of the south beach from losing any more McREYNOLDS FURNITURE '56 CHEVY 2-ton Stake Party Honors Mte$ Ewing sand. ONLY $595/ A report from the-Univer- Miss Agnes Ewing was ho- Southern, Mrs. Hallie Ro- sity of Florida on the Boca "When Customers Shop And Save" '56 FORD 1/2-ton £r£k-up nored with a surprise birth- gers, Mrs. Evelyn Brower, Raton Inlet is expected next Y $695." day party Friday afternoor Mrs. Ann Myers, Mrs. Ethel week, Arvida officials said. at the home of Mr. and Mrs 820-26 N. DIXIE Boca Raton Boca 5332 Butts, Miss Clara Skidmore, '54 FORD V-8 1/2-ton Earl L. Kreider. Miss Ewinj Mrs. Florence Rediger, Mrs. was presented with a garde- Deluxe Pickup Juanita Rediger, Miss Con- . ONLY $495. nia corsage, an arrangement stance Underwood, Mrs.Ger- of one dozen American Beau- trude Shelling, Mrs. Lillian '52 STUDEBAKER 1/2- ty roses and other gifts. Baughman, Mrs. Ottile Inspect the f.on Piekup,Overdrive Group singing was held and . Mathison, Miss Mary Klas- choice selection of 2 & 3 bedroom, ONLY $295. prayer was offered by Mrssen. , Mrs. Aurelia Goodwin, ward-winning Scholz David Tully. Mrs. Vera Lawson, Mrs. Homes built by Ben '50 DOD GE 1/2-ton Pick- Lillian Pudney, Mrs. Esther Jordan Builders In the Assisting the hostess in ser- up ... ONLY $195. ving refreshments were Mrs. Tychsen, Mrs. Lily Tully, *14,1OO to 917,190 bracket. Mrs. Teressa Johns, Mrs. Exceptional are these all- Glenn Johns, Mrs. Kermit new 196O CBS models "Shoaf and her daughters, Chloia Heyde, Mrs. Bernice '48 CHEVY 3/4-ton, Long featuring such luxuries as Body.. ONLY $295. Dearies and Debbie. Cober, Mrs. Nandy Wilson, tiled baths, white tile roofs, Guests included Mrs. Viola Mrs. Lois Shoaf, Mrs. Ada built-in electric range and oven, central NO DOWN PAYMENT Eshleman, Mrs. Velma Love- Groh, Mrs. Edna Philibert. heating, etc. less, Mrs. Eileen Strickland, Mrs. Mildred MacKenzie, Terms to suit. with good credit and Mrs. Esther Anderson, Mrs. Mrs. Antoinette Wann, Mrs. Piggy Bank Monthly Mary Crown, Mrs. Pearl Elizabeth Riley and Mrs. J Payments. Woodward, Mrs. Nellie C. Mitchell. '54 FORD V-8 Wagon $395 '53 BUICK H.T. 295 '54 CHEVY Conv. 295 '53 FORD V-8 Wagon 195 '53 CHEVY Belalre 395 '53 PONTIAC, 2-Dr, Ben Jordan standard trans. 295 Builders have '53 PLYMOUTH H.T., "500" BICYCLE Real sharp 295 M" Boya' or their models '50 BUICK H.T., Girls' Modai the Trop ic One owner 195 Palms Subdivision '51 MERC 4-Dr 195 U.S. 1, 4 min. '52 PONTIAC, clean 195 So. of Atlantic '53 CHRYSLER Conv. 195 Avenue in '49 CADILLAC 2-Dr 95 Delray. '53 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr Sedan LIMITED TIME ONLY Other Models from 34.88 ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY • Beautifully finished in a new chip-resistant acrylic green metallic enamel with sparkling white trim... DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON white pedals, grips and saddle • Chrome-plated headlight BenJordanHomesare a stone's U.S. 1 A- few minutes drive south • Chrome-plated handlebars throw from the Intracoastal along U.S. 1 brings you to Waterway and just moments Boca Raton. Its sparkling • Full sprocket-to-sprocket chain guard from the ocean. Nearby, is the beaches and luxurious set- HAVING TROUBLE • Attractive decorated tank ' beautiful Hidden Valley golf tings are yours to enjoy... course. With the beach, shop- GETTING A CAR • Stylish white sidewall tires HIDDEN VALLEY » so are their shops and res- • Sturdy luggage carrier ping, churches and major high- taurants. As long as you're FINANCED? ways all around you, ultra- BEX . / GOLF COURSE going to live in Florida, live convenience becomes another here...between Deiray and mm^ WALTERS great advantage of owning a Boca...for the balanced See Ben Jordan Home. best of Florida. HAPPY SAM Tirttfont #Iiat you liave been searching for 10 E. PALMETTO PK.RD. DEALER STORE & Old Dixie Hwy. 499 Nu Federal Hwy. Boca 4343 Boca Raton 4961