BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 6 NO. 11 16 Pages Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, March ]&, 1961 TEN CENTS COPY Sons Rally - Will March For St. Pat 'FAA Implies Airstrip PALM A last minute rally by the Friendly Sons of St. BEACH Patrick will provide COUiTY Boca Raton with its tra- ditional St. Patrick's Change Hlegal/DeLong Day Parade. The parade will as- semble in front of Kwik Chek tomorrow at 6:30 Meet Again p.m. William Day sr.t pres- ident, will head the March 30 Friendly Sons of St. Patrick along with vice City commissioners are .if president and parade facing at least two busy supervisor Louie Lan- non-commission meetings. fjisi, and secretary and On the commissioners' treasurer, John Cheri- agenda is a joint meeting Charles de vault, (left) president of the Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce, ones. at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, inspects the new trash receptacles being placed around the city with William Board of directors in- March 30, with the Board C. Prendergast, city superintendent of public works. The all-plastic containers clude Walter Dugan, Dan of control, the County are made here by B-Line Flastics Co. and are being distributed throughout Doran, Ed Bowe, J.M. Commission, and members heavily travelled pedestrian areas without cost to either the city or the cham- Brown, Tom Nolan, Pat of the planning and zon- ber. Honchell, P.J. Brannen, ing board. Dr. William G. O'Don- Monday, the "work- nell, John Loughery, shop" meeting of the com- *fr"t$ _ Tom Morrison and James mission has been opened Camliio Real-Dixie Hwy* McGoldrick. semi-publicly to hear According to members complaints from citizens of the Friendly Sons, Members of the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce held Improvement Underway Some Boca Villas resi- an organization meeting Thursday at the Driftwood Club. Shown, clockwise, on a proposed re-location dents may be due for a the holiday affair will left to right, clay Riley, Kay Meschler, Ed Melvin, Erin Gardner, Salem Mun- of the bulkhead line on pleasant surprise when the area and is assured of be dedicated to Nate yer jr. and Al Sterling. Missing from the picture Is Bill Hall. the east side of Lake Wy- Electric flashers will the dust clears after the man. Mayor Leo Fox also a second easement. Storm Fitch who is on a world be established at the sewer work is finished. cruise with Mrs. Fitch. indie ated at 1 ast T ues- intersection of Camino sewers along both ease- day' s Commission meet- Real and Dixie highway, ments would virtually When it's all said and Shooters Are 1 City Manager William done, • the streets in the City Needs Retail Group ing that Attorney carl eliminate the problem, McKenry and John Flan- Lamb reported at Tues- he said. He added that in area will all be re-paved Turnpike FP&L Target with asphalt. City Super- More Plants cher could attend the day's city Commission a long range plan, the city Cites Need workshop meeting to meeting. plans to raise the level of intendent of Public works Electric power interrup- William C. Prendergast Opening An appeal has been issued tions in Boca Raton have hear read a controversial Also nearing completion all streets in the area. Things to be considered letter from the Federal are plans for genera] re- pointed out yesterday that for residents to donate to the in some cases been eaus- city small trees, shrubs or during 1961 were outlined Aviation Authority. building of the intersec- paving of the streets with |3u.C edby persons shooting the by chairman Al Sterling at Engineers Receive one inch thick asphalt is desirable plant material of insulators on electric The letter . from FAA tion to eliminate the haz- an organizational meeting was first mentioned by ards of the present "dog- part of . the, basi„ c .contract .. . The new Boca ^ kind, according to Bill transmission lines, Charles The new Boca RatoRatonn of the Retail Merchants Commissioner Joe De- leg" arrangement. Lamb This includes, he said, Merch on Sunshine Prendergast Jr Senior, manager of the Division of the Boca Ra- many street_._.„„s i„.*„„„..„n the are„a Prendergast cares for the Florida Power and Light Long at the Tuesday said that further progress .s ton chamber of Commerce night meeting. He indi- was made only Tuesday Complaints and cornpli- which were formerly only more than 65 per cent city nursery which he started Co^office^J^ayjjeach, Thursday""noon, March 9, menfcs e about slag surfaces. cated that it was his un- afternoon,, and that in- a* evenly complete, according l0 and uses the plants to beauti- told t he Boca Raton News. at Smitty's Driftwood The twenty-foot wide "We find that these in- derstanding that the let- stallation of the electric matched regarding sewer John M. Hammer, chairman ty the city at no cost to tax- Restaurant. ter implied a ruling by flashers is a temporary work in Boca villas, ac- asphalt-will be applied of the State Turnpike Au- payers. The supply is getting terruptions," Senior said, Sterling, asserting that after all of the sewer "have been caused by FAA that the city's trans- •matter to reduce the haz- cording to Russ Rhinehart thority. low, he said, and needs to be competition among local fer of the 203-acre emer- ard. of the local office of work is completed. Completion is expected replaced, the carelessness of some businesses was not a person or persons shoot- gency air strip site to the Lamb's report came Black, Crow and Eids- sometime in May, Work on Anyone having anything to pressing problem, bat State Board of Control after Commissioner Joe ness, the city's consult- ing at insulators ' on our in the $313,276 project be- donate may call Boca Raton competition between was illegal. Also im- DeLong called the com- » engineers. Pompano Man Cited gan last October. 9061 tomorrow and Prender- transmission line west of cities was of definite Last week Dr. Fred Boca Raton. We found 27 plied, DeLong said, was a mission' s attention to The interchange will gast wm have someone dig growing concern, stressed threat by the FAA to in- the "very hazardous con- Eidsness announced, insulators broken by shots the need for a drive to pro. On DWI Charge give North Broward coun- ±e plant or treej fm the voke a reverter clause in dition." through the Boca Raton ty and South Palm Beach _ from high-powered rifles mote friendship among lo- also News, that anyone having hole and lace thesod the original agreement City Commission A Pompano Beach man county motorists a new just north of Boca Raton, cal business people. transfering the site from from complaints or problems re- was charged with driving at about 51st street, west heard a complaint access to the Parkway, Among matters reviewed the Federal government residents of Lake Wyman garding the sewer work while intoxicated after he Hammer said. U VI Sglil of the Seaboard Railroad. could call the local office "I would like to ask that will come up for to the city. Shores and the area ad- failed to make a curve Parkway revenues are studv and DeLong said his query joining the new supermar- at Boca Raton 5043 and near the Club Bridge on expected to increase ac- that if anyone should see discussion are ket between Federal high- the troubles would be tak- Camino Real and crashed cordingly, he added. a person shooting at insu- the proposed minimum wage was intended only to d*- way and Northeast Fifth en care of. Jators anywhere around l^s, off street parking, termine if such a letter into a tree Tuesday at The interchange, being The "Boca U" flight to had been received and avenue near 20th street. Rhinehart said the off- 9:23 p.m. constructed by Dickerson, this area, please contact sign ordinances, protec- ice had been receiving Gainesville scheduled for the manager of the Flori- tion against shoplifters whether or not it would be Lamb reported that im- Folice said Paul Inc., of Stuart, Florida, is Saturday has been can- placed on the agenda, Mc- provement of the site is two or three calls a day James McDermott, 54, of 32 miles from the southern da Power & Light Co. in and summer working celled, according to Frank Del ray Beach by phoning hours. Kenry and Flancher stated being done in accordance torn property owners and Pompano 3each, traveling terminus of the turnpike Wright, Director-Coordina- that since a portion of the with existing rules and a new foreman. who had east on camino Real ap- CR 8-3311 and reverse the Members who attended been ut in at Miami, it will be con- tor of the University Divi- letter was made public covenants attached to the P charge of that proached the circle just nected to Boca Raton sion of the Resources charges. We will handle the meeting, each agreed Tuesday night, the entire land and with the approval special problem had taken west of the bridge and Road (SR 806). the entire matter without to bring along another care of the situation im- Development Board. involving anyone else in letter should be read. of the City Commission. failed to negotiate the Military Trail is also Wright said a request member to the next meet- Mayor Fox ruled that the He pointed out that one mediately. curve. open to traffic now. Al- it." ing to be held next He said residents were hadbeenmade for a change letter received Tuesday covenant states that the Ee was arrested by though still not paved, of equipment for the flight Thursday at the same afternoon, should not be site shall be "beautified" most complimentary about time and place, and each Patrolman George Lilien- the road is open and but the airline advised ^\ Injuries Suffered considered until the next beyond normal require- the attention their prob- thal. passable from state route nor Thursday thereafter. lems received. that it was impossible |n Two-Car Collision regular meeting. He point- ments. 808 (Butts-Glades road) •for them to provide the ed out that the commis- Lamb said that the con- three and a half miles change in planes to meet A Pompano Beach man re- *• &x sion's rules of procedure tractor had been instruct- north. From that point it Saturday's schedule. ceived minor injuries in a state that letters and ed to present for the city is paved all the way to other items relating to commission's approval the Jupiter. two-car collision last Thurs- m.Ctfch 31 library Plans OK'd Rear End Collision day at 3:05 p. m. about one- policy matters must be in landscape architect's plan Causes $100 Damage Announcements were the hands of the city for planting on the site. half mile north of the Inlet clerk on the preceding Cited in Minor Accident posted Tuesday in City He also pointed out that A rear end collision Bridge, EaJl by City clerk Jacob Friday. the commission had elim- April Start Planned Two oii-of-towners were caused approximately Police said Mary Callahan Heidt and City Tax As- Pox also pointed out inated from the original $100 damage to a Kialeah Cast, 58, of Pompano Beach Plans are being drawn involved in a minor acci- sessor J.H. Gibson re- that evidently the "re- plan a service entrance Final plans for Boca dent Tuesday at 2:57 p.m. man's car Tuesday at was treatedby a local physi- cent attorney general's Raton's new library were for groundbreaking cere- garding the city tax on Fifth avenue. in the Kwik Chek parking 3:45 p.m. on South Dixie cian for scratches and bruises deadline. opinion had not yet reach- Other commission busi- approved by the library monies. The Rev. James C. lot. Highway at S.E. Third after the car she was driving Gibson warned that a ed the FAA." The recent ness included the opening board of directors at a Police said a car being Street. north on A1A struck the rear opinion, he said, held meeting this week. Stoutsenberger is president penalty of five per cent of bids for construction driven by E.L. Frankel of Police said a car being end of an auto being driven will be added to the that operation of an air- of a catwalk at the city's The board announced of the library board. Other members include: Al Sterl- Toronto, Can., who was driven by Joseph Tupper, by Martion William Wagner amount of unpaid city strip by the Board of Con- boat launching ramp. Appa- that bids would be opened backing from a parking 46, of hialeah was travel- of ML Dora, Fla. trol is legal. rent low bids of $3,400 April 4 at the office of ing, vice president; Mrs. taxes for 1960 if they Eazel Brown, secretary; space, struck a parked ing south on Dixie, turning continue to be delinquent A similar letter appa- and $11 per-foot for addi- Howard McCall, architect, car owned by Charles E. into Boca plumbing when Estimated damage to the rently was sent to Dr. tional catwaJd from Trio Construction is scheduled Eskild Bondesen, treasur- beyond March 31. Willauer of Qua.kerstown, it was struck in the rear Cast vehicle was $300 and City taxes may be paid Broward Culpepper, head Development Corp. and to start in April and the er, and directors, C. Harri- pa. About $30 damage by a vehicle being driven $250 to the Wagner car. of the Board of control. $3358 and $14.95 for aridi- building is expected to be son Newman, Maj. Gen. by mail or in person at was done to Willauer's by Margaret M. Mills of N° arrests were made by City Hall. Presumably, pending a tionalCatwalk from Carter ready for use three months Thomas Eanley, Adm. car. 445 N.E. Third Street, investigating officer Patrol- further clarification of the Construction Co. were re- later. John Cassady, and P.J. No arrests were made. Boca Raton. man Charles Johnson. matter, the FAA letter ferred to the City Manager The completely air-con- Brennen. THE BEST WAY will also be discussed at ditioned building will in- and City Engineer for fur- The best way to clear the March 30 meeting. ther study. clude facilities for an the house of things that Already on the March In question is an addi- audio room, a conference are no longer used or 30 agenda is a discussion tional 100 feet of catwalk room and a children's area items that have been of planning and zoning in on which the city asked in addition to the general replaced is to sell the area of the proposed bids as an alternate. Library area. Measuring them. Boca Raton University, City commission also 45 by 90 feet, the building Take Mrs. Kenneth and the various road and accepted from Arthur Mi- encloses some 4000 square Linden, a Boca villas bridge projects in the city randi deed for a right of feet. It will be located on resident, and her tele- which relate both to the way in Boca Raton Hills, a site on Northwest Second Vision set and, stand. county commission and The street is to be paved avenue between Northwest She advertised them the University site. by Mirandi. Second and Third streets. last week in the Boca Residents of the area The library board said Raton News classified Restaurant Looted around Spanish River that organizations in town Section and sold them Road and Ponce de Leon would be given an oppor- both to the first person Approximately ,$100 in petitioned the city to cor- tunity to undertake pro- who called. After the cash, liquor and ciga- rect the drainage problem jects in connection with sale, she received five rettes wei»e taken from in the area. A low portion the furnishing and opera- more calls from pros- the Ebb Tide Restaurant of Spanish River road al- tion of the new library pective buyers. on North Federal Highway last Wednesday night, ac- legedly collects water building. The Boca Raton How about your old which is not dispersed woman's Club has already cording to the police re- TV — best way to sell port. rapidly after a hard rain, agreed to furnish the child- Boca Raton's new public library is expected to be ready for use sometime in mid-July. Rendering by ar- that is with a Boca Lamb reported that the ren's section and has ask- chitect Howard Mccall- shows front elevation of the building according to final plans which have been Louis Carres, owner, Raton News classified reported the loss to po- city already has one ease- ed to operate a Saturday approved by the library board. The building will enclose some 4,000 square feet and is. planned for a site Ad. ment for a storm sewer in morning "story hour." on Northwest Second avenue. lice. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 16, 1961 Polo Gem® of the April 2 championship i New Comedy Monday Treacher and Wildlife Week polo game has been moved Starts of 1 P.M. up to l.p. m. Dallas Circle, Lewis at PB F will meet Detroit for the A| Poindaaa Playhouse Proclaimed Persons who may have been "See How They Run," the Sunshine League champion- Betsy Palmer stars in "Rpsr film 'The Last Angry Man. " Mayor Leo J. Fox has pro- having qualms of conscience ship that day. farce starring Robert Q. claimed the week of March because they wanted to watch Like A Dove," the comedy She is currently seen weekly Lewis and Arthur Treacher, which plays at the Royal on Television's "I've Got A 19-25 as Wildlife the polo game and still hear More than half the popu- is now playing at the Royal Week to draw attention to the Billy Graham on Easter Sun- lation of the Phillippines is Poinciana PJayhpuse in Palm Secret. " Poinciana Playhouse in Palm Be4ch rtie week of Monday, Luella Gear starredat the importance of the conserva- day can rest easily now. Time under age 17. Beach. tion of natural resources. March 20 through Saturday. Itoyal Ibinciapa Playhouse Diana van der Vlis and March 1%. in "The Happiest Millionaire' Governor Farris Bryant has Iggie Wolfington are co- also issued a similar state- Luella Gear and Paul Mc- during the 1958 season. 'The starred in the farce which Grath are starred with Miss The actress who achieved wide proclamation. plays through Saturday Mayor Fox said it is most "TASTE THE JOYS OF HEAVEN Palmer in the Lesley North stardom in musical come- (March 18). comedy, the nintl} produc- dies, has appeared o n urgent to conserve our natu- tion of the current Playhouse Broadway most recently in "See How They Run" will ral resources and this program season. "Four Wines" and"Sabrina be presented nightly at 8.:40 is vital to educating our cit- izens the need for conser- A long- run success on the Fair." Paul McGrath re- p. m. with matinees today vation. "A remarkable experience m eating British stage, "Roar Like A peats his London perfor- and Saturday at 2:40 p.m. Dove" served Miss Palmer mance in "Roar Like A Additional information^1 on Members of Teen Town, awaits your, pleasure at Imperial House as a vehicle for a tour of Dove" in the Playhouse tickets and performances as a public service will don- fromPolynesia, Hawaii, India, China stock theaters last summer. .production. He is a veteran may be obtained by callirjg ate their time to selling tags :; and Japan are; unusual dishes during the proclaimed week IJstsy Palmer won national of more than a dozen Broad- TEmple 3-8541 or writing :; to tingle the appetite! * fame with her performances way plays including the re- Box 231 in Palm Beach. under the sponshrship of the of dramatic roles on tele- cent "The Gang's All Here." conservation committee of CHOOSE AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE FROM the Boca Raton Garden Club. vision- The beautiful blonde "Mr. Show business, " a Playhouse. A special mati^ OUR SUMPTUOUS FEAST OF THE ; - Funds raised from selling staj added to her dramatic musical spectacular starring nee on Friday, March 31, tags will help equip the Youth reputation with a much ac- • Liberace, is the season's at3:30p. m. has been sche- claimed performance in the Conservation Camp i n Ocala finale a t the Royal Poinciana duled during his engage- Open Evenings & fo 12 •Buffet; .:5-tdS ment. National Forest 0i the proper training of the youth of the A dditional information on state. The camp, for both join Us For Our tickets and performances bous and girls, is located on may be obtained by calling Elvis Presley as apart-Indian boy sings four new songs in Lake Eaton in the Ocala Na- ->- Atlantic BlvdunrJ A-i-A St. Patrick's Day TEmple 3-S541 or by wri- "Flaming Star," playing through Saturday at the Gold Coast tional Forest. On the Ocean Pompano Be;ich ting Box 231 in Paim Beach. f Drive-in Theater, in Deerfield Beach. ;-> ^ WH :l-22(i() • WH I-2231 .•.•-.'•' According to J. N. "Ding" Car Cut of Control Darling of the National Wild- } • lARE OUT SERVICE AT YOUR REQUEST PARTY Strikes Traffic life. Federation; "The rich >•*•'#• \ A car, which the police topsoils, the sparkling waters Saturday, March IS said, went out of control, and rich growth of vegeta- Music By THE PINK POODLES 9-1 struck the traffic checking tion, together with its min- meter and guard pole on Fed- erals and wildlife which Fill BUFKT eral Highway at N. E." 28th made this continent the rich- RESTAURANT Street Friday at 12:55 p. m. est prize in the history of civ- NOW and and the driver received a cut ilization, are nest exhausti- EBB TIDE_ LOUNGE over the left eye. ble in spite of our common habitof thinking SO; If intel- 1 Miles North of Boca Raton on U.S. 1 CR 8-1741 Raymond Alvinjoslin, 69, of Ft. Myers, Fla. traveling ligently cared for they can be NEITHER northon Fede'ral Highway on made to last indefinitely and the inside lane, left the road produce abundantly. " MISSILES, at 28th Street, swung left and "But if any one of the DURAY DRIVE-IN struck the cdr-checking met- is depleted by wasteful prac- ROCKETS er. Damage to the pole and tices and slothful mismana- meter was set at about $100. agement, our American con- Damage to the Joslin vehicle tinent will be broken out with was estimated at $506. a rash of which no sociolog- Mrs. Joslin, a passenger Tony Curtis, posing as a Canadian naval officer, makes ical salve can cure. was not injured, according to love to Joan Blackman in Universal International's "THE America willnotonly be un- the report, Joslin was given GREAT IMPOSTOR, " now showing at the Delray Drive-in able to 'feed the wort' but first aid by the fire depart- theater along with Debbie Reynolds in "THIS HAPPY FEEL- by its own standards of liv- ment ING. " ing'will be unable to feed it- self. " Youngsters who attend the SUN-MON: Russell and Cass Roaring Twenties Will youth camp become interes- ted in conservation and thus provide future leaders in this Return to Musiearnival field. The gay, mad days of a Little Girl from Little bathtub gin, racoon coats, Rock," "Just a Kiss Apart," Want ads bring the bunny hug and the Char- and "Diamondsare a Girl's Our FOOD and SERVICE are leston will be resurrected Best Friend. " The roaring something to crow about I next week when Musicarni- twenties dances will b e val opens its production of staged by Choreographer Don lilii "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," Sky; and Davi d Davis will Tuesday, March 21, for a direct. DRIVE-IN THEATRE S. Federal IJwy. one week run thru Sunday Tickets are still available March 26. Deerfield Beach for the exciting opening THURS.-FRI.-SAT. Starring as Lorelei Lee, night of "Gentlemen Prefer March 1&17-18 one of the blandest blondes Blondes" as well as all the ever to leave the Follies, other performances. will be Musicarnival's fa - Tickets may be reserved vorite Joan Kibrig. Her dear- by calling the box office at est friend and cohort, Do- OVerland3-2040. "Gentle- Thehostof WTVJ's Popeye rothy, will be played by men Prefer Blondes" will be Playhouse, Chuck Zink, or versatile Christine Matthews, followed by that Dogpatch Skipper Chuck as he is better —Co-Feature— who is currently featured as Delight, "L"il Abner, "which known to his young fans', will Jef f Ri c hards-Margia Dean Julie Jordan in Musicarni- opens with a benefit per- be on hand for the Boca Ra- Secrets of Purple Reef val'sbeautiful "Carousel. " formance for the Boynton VARIED MENUS ton Teen-age Center Youth SUNDAY-MONDAY When these lovelies em- Beach Jaycees Tuesday, Bazaar, Saturday afternoon, BILL TRAVERS March 28, and runs thru March 19-20 SYLVESTER bark on the He de France for March 19th, from 2-3 p. m. TABLES with Sunday, April 2. Dick Shawn—Diane Baiter; SNOWY-WHITE CLOTHS an ocean voyage, neither at the Royal Palm Shopping English aristocracy nor Paris Center. The WIZARD of BAGHDAD nightlife can remain the Oparky Firemen —Co-Feature— ELEGANCE without EXTRAVAGANCE Diane Baker-Lee Philips same. Joining in these high Ex-Marines Invited jinx on the high seas are Meeting Today TESS of the Glen Burris, the brilliant Membersof the Sparky Fire Ex-Marines are invited to STORM COUNTRY Ample join a Marine Corps League FREE tenor now being seen as Mr. Department will meet at the TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY KNOCKDOWN Better Than now being organized locally Snow in "Carousel," Lucille Roadman School today at 3 March 21-22 o $100.00 Ringside Seat PARKING Benson, as the oh-so-stuffy p. m. Cartoons will be shown by John Lunger Jr. and Sam Sampieri. Mark Porest-Brod Crawford Mrs. Spofford, and Charles to the children. OLIATH and the DRAGCW Reynolds, as the flirtatious Fireman Harry Sullivan, in All former Mariens inter- PATTERSON-vs- Sir Francis Beekman. Law- charge of the Sparky fire De- ested in disorganization are —Co-Feature— LUNCHEON md rence Brooks returns in the partment, will also give a asked to mail a post card to James Stewart - Lisa Lu JOHANSSON DINNER SPECIALS role of Gus, Lorelei V devo- brief talk on "Fire Prevention." John Lunger Jr., 4600 N. W. The MOUNTAIN ROAD ted Sugar Daddy, The same program will be Second Court, Boca Raton, Serving hours Boris Kogan and his Razz- carried out Saturday at 11 a. - giving their name, address i 1:30—2 D.m, and 4:30 Ma-Tazz orchestra will be rn. at Teen Town. and telephone number. playing the Jule Styne score Celebrate St. PATRICKS DAY SOON. HWY., PQMPAMQ which includes such hits as "Bye, Bye, Baby," "I'm Just at the Gala ST. PATRICK'S PARTY Friday Mar. 15 Dinner Friday, MARCH 17 EVERGLADES DINING ROOM mmm BIB and at EINKY-TJNK PIANO and BRISKET s ORGAN . . . playing all the BOB's BAR and LOUNGE CABBAGE FEDERAL HWY. at PALMETTO PARK ROAD "Old Time Favorites" for your singing $nd listening pleasure ! j—Featuring

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CRLEN LUNCHES and Popular Priced CHAMPAGNE COCKTAH. DINNERS Served Daily Except Sunday Moto* Up Your Putty And OPEN: 11:30 A.M. till 0 P.M. 85« Phone Early For Roa«rvatlonB MOO N. FEPERAL BWY., POMPANO BFAOH RBTAURANT and HAROLD at the LOUHGi SUN COVE i-OUNGE ,M"y., B««rfi«id ORGAN Thursday, March 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Library Acknowledges Chicago -- About 900 wo- Chamber Directors Approve men are employed in the United States to check park- New Books Donated Fifty New Memberships ing meters for overtime vio- lations. Ten individuals and or- Almanac of 1961," "Epi- Memberships in the Boca „ . .^ ganizations, donated books demic" by Frank slaugh- RatonChamberofCommerce tplSCOpal Women to the Boca Raton Library ter, "Mailman, U.S.A." for some 50 local firms and during February. by William Doherty, professional people were ap- Plan Beef Dinner News from The The library has ac-"Something Light" by proved by the chamber's A full course roast beef BOOK WORLD knowledged gifts of books Margery Sharp, "Therapy Board of directors. dinner will be sponsored from. Mrs. c.E. Osborne, Through Horticulture" by Most of the applications Thursday, March 23, by What happened to Marie Don Young, Howard Kates, D. Watson, "Heroic Age were brought in during the members of the Mary- Antoinette's diamond neck- Mrs. Leona Smith (repre- of American Invention'' recent membership drive lace? Did the Cardinal Martha Guild of St. Grego- ever deliver it to her? Did sentative of the Methodist by L. de Camp, "Thief" headed by Harold Fiscus. ry's Episcopal Church in the Church), carl A. Bock, by Croft-Cooke, "Rupert, the glamorous and immoral 1 The new member* are; parish hall from 6:30 to 8:30 KaroJd Reid, St. Joan of Encounter With Evil ' by Countess dispose of it? Amdur Building, Amsprad p.m. This scandal was the start Arc Guild, Miss Jessie Amber Dean. Metals, Boca Craft Bazaar, of the young queen's sad BTatz, Joe w. Jodrey, Mrs. New books added to the Reservations must b e Boca Linen & Fabric Shop, made by noon, Tuesday, pathway to the guillotine. Evelyn Jones, juvenile section include: Boca Raton National Bank. "THE QUEEN'S NECK- "Poems of Childhood" by March 21, and maybe made Harry Weidner and Fred Boca Raton Trim Shop, LACE" oy Frances Mossi- Eugene Field, "The Gold- by calling Mrs. William ker (Simon & Schuster; Duriing presented the Li- Calico Corners, Chmsfiaaa« brary with a copy of en Book of the American McKenzie at Boca Raton $7.50) recreates this period Revolution" by Fred Cook, De Paris, Crest Electronics, 8877 or Mrs. Jennie Tatro, and traces the necklace "Mailman, U.S.A." These Lewis Deschler II. men are local carriers and "A Wind from the North" 8986. until it vanishes! into the officers of the local by Ernie Bradford, Dixie Paint Company (R & Donations will be $2.25 mists of time. "Strange Travelers" by R Painting), Donahue's Ap - for adults and $1.25 for Like to separate fact branch of the N.A.L.C. from fiction in all those Miss Swanhild B. Olsen Sigmund Lavine, "The Mrs. William C. Sweet, left, and Mrs. Ralph Daubenspeck, right, show two of pliances, Inc., Gulf Eastern children under 12 years. Corporation, K. R, Harmon, Western series on TV? "A presented the Library with Doll and the Kitten" by the hats to go on sale at the Woman's Club "Mad Hatters" coffee March 27. The Mrs. William O'Donnell DYNASTY OF WESTERN a year's subscription to Dare Wright, "Madeline O. D., Haven's Bulldozing is over-all chairman and OUTLAWS" by Paul Well- ladies were displaying hats and selling tickets to the coffee at Kwik Chek over the Service. Retirement Life, a maga- and the Gypsies" by Lud- weekend. Mrs. Vincent Mueller is co- man (Doubleday; $4,95) fol- zine for Federal retirees. wig BemeJmans, "The M.G. Heard. M. D., Paul chairman. Their committee lows the trail of the gun- •The presentation was inBallhawks" by Gene Ol- Hillebraud, D. D. S., Jack's consists of Mrs. Russell men from the end of the Civil War up to pretty behalf of the National sen, "The First Comers" Meeker States Jack's Barber Shop, Johnson Reagh, Mrs. McKenzie and Association Retired civil by Alice Marriott. & Tiffany. Boy Floyd. Mrs. Tatro. ; Who doesn't want to Employees. Boca Raton Reports Good Louis De Boca, Inc., Frank Mrs. William McChesney "EAT WELL AND STAY belongs to the Delray County PTA L. Luebking, Me Carthy's is chairman of the dining WELL" by Ancel and Mar- Chapter whose president R. C. Meeker, local Red Painting Service, Edward Jay room committee and Mrs. garet Keys (Doubleday; is J.I. Eoopes. Cross drive chairman said re- Meredith, Jr., D.D.S., Net- Norman Slater is co-chair- $3.95)? We guarantee that you will also feel well and The Boca Raton P.T.A. Election Set ports from captains and wor- tie Milgrim's Shoe Salon. man. Assisting are Mrs. presented the Library with look well after you read kers indicate that the cur- Mobile Villas, Inc., A.L, Harvey Copp, Mrs. William this comprehensive book a donation of $5.00. This The Palm Beach County rent drive is being well re- Muller, Builder, A.J. Peter- Maxfield, Mrs. Robert Shea- which covers diet and even money will pay for theCouncil of Parent-Teacher ceived despite numerous son, M. D., Oceanaire Con- nan, Mrs. Henry Colebank includes recipes. book, "The Golden Book Association will hold its an- other drives presently. struction Co., Inc., Orkin and Mrs. George Beagler. For the small fry, we of the American Revolu- nual election of officers Meeker stated that the con- Exterminating Co., Inc., have the newly arrived tion." Tuesday at 8 p. m. tributions received to date Palm Window Decor. Atlanta -- Georgia's a- "PIG TALES" and "PONY Circulation for the li- The meeting will be held TALES" (Doubleday; $1.00 have been generous, Contin- Richard A. Porter, Rob doptionrif withholding State brary during February was at the Northboio School with each) from aid English ued gen erous support, how- erts Furniture Company, Ro- income tax from pay checks 2,767 as compared to the Northboro PTA as host, nursery rhymes with lovely, ever, is needed to attain dee= Construction Inc., Rut- is expected to increase tax bright pictures. A special 2,647 for February, 1960. according to Mrs. W. B. Pate, Boca Raton's 1961 goal of enburg Construction Co., revenue by $5, 000, 000 this edition of "ICON-TIKI" Adult circulation was Council president. $3, 50O, he said. Sand Photos. year, the State reports. for young people (Rand- 834; juvenile circulation, The program will be the McNalJy; $4.95} is a pass- 439; rentals, 77; adult pa- Edward M. Sottek, D.S. fourth of the series with the The captains and workers BOOK REVIEW-COFFEE port to adventure. trons, 807, and juvenile theme of "Family Assign- reporting so far are: Mrs. C., Straw Paradise, Sun & Don't forget that St. patrons, 560. 10 A.M. Thurs., March 23 ments for the Sixties" and George Tarver-Country Club Breeze Motel, Sun Coast Patrick's Day is almost New members added: will deal with "Family As- Village; Melville Pokorney- Decora tor fc Service, Toppers FIRST PRESBYTERIAN upon us 'sure and we want Adults, 58, juveniles, 3. Paving Co., Inc. CHURCH to send a card from "The New books added to the signment-Cooperation." The Lake Floresta; Mrs. EarlSpra- "Books Give Wings Book World" and wish all adult section during Feb? program is based on the gue, Mrs. Florence Butler Truecast Precision Cast- to your Mind" of our friends well, don't ruary include: "Felix fourth object of the National and Mrs. Regina Doll- Tuni- ings, Tru-ExPool Mainten- Mrs. Myrtle Strong Allen we?' Congress of Parents and Tea- son Palms. Frankfurter Reminisces" ance& Supply, Zim's Bar & Salem, Mass. The Book World by Felix Frankfurter, chers: "to bring into clo- Mrs. l.ee Lawson-Floresta; Package Goods. Lecturer and Reviewer ser relation the home and 107 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. "My Answer" by Billy Mrs. Charles Winter-Bible Membership plaques,, Donation $1.00 Nursery Telephone 7-2188 Graham, "That Night It the school, that parents and Conference Grounds; Mrs. cards, decals and all nes - Rained" by Hillary Waugh, teachers may cooperate in William Hallman- NW4th essary identification matter "Some Must watch" by the training of the child. " through 6th Aves; Mrs. Hu- was mailed to all the new D and A CATERING SERVICE Stephen Ransome, "intro- Mrs, Pate urged local bert J. Quinn - Estates Sec- members. Any applicant not duction to Electronics" units to encourage all nine tion. Cocktail Parties by Robert Hughes, "World receiving these items should elected delegates to attend Countess Marie Antoinette call Chamber Manager Ed Canapes & Dips Freshly Made to Order the election. d'Oultremont - Por La Mar; Melvin at 8638. FREE DELIVERY CR 6-4328 Miss Alain Cushrnan-Bermu- R.R. Collins, Western Electric installer, making a Personals da Square; Mrs. Julius Tary- few of the millions of connections that must be made Music Appreciation NATIONAL os-Winfield Park. Roger Shaul prior to the new telephone dial office going into ope- Mr. and Mrs. William Course to Be Offered Everything for and Ashworth have as their and Mrs. Hugh Benton-Villa ration on May 21, 1961. The equipment, provided at a GROWTH guests, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Rica. total cost of $1,300,000, will enable .subscribers in An adult education ert Barbato of Manhasset, the Boca Raton exchange to dial their own Jong dis- Mrs. Olga Malet-Univer- . tance calls. course in music appre- N.Y. The guests traveled sity Heights; Mrs. Beatrice ciation will be offered m-ft STOCKS by cruise ship to Nassau- Giroux -"stratoliner Estates; by the Palm Beach Coun- where they stayed a few Mfs_ Mary Ann Williams - Quick Action by ¥B Saves Truck ty School Board. Components - Needles SERIES... days sightseeing before Garden Apartments and Pine Quick action by the fire service station at 5101 North The course will start Records-Repairs coming to Deerfield Beach. Ridge. department saved a dump Federal Highway to be re- Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at is a mutual fund with Mrs. Barbato is Mrs. Ash- the Delray Beach Public securities selected for pos- Lewis Deschler II, Kenneth truck from damage Saturday paired when the blaze broke sible long-term growth of worth's sister. Dix Robert Roll Dr. Milton night at 4:21 a. m. Library. A charge of $2 out, presumablyin the cab, will cover the cost of the SQUIRES capital. Send today for Heard and Dr. PaulHille- The truck, owned by according to the report. FREE Prospectus and de- Paris -- The world's lon- Chuck Sommers of Deerfield 10-week course in seri- 115 west Palmetto Pk. Rd. scriptive literature. brand-Professional Division, Cause of the fire is unde- ous music. CUSTOM gest tunnel, a 7 1/2-mile and William Mitchell-Spec- Beach, was parked behind a Phone Boca 4373 Clip and Mail cut through the Alps between termined. INSTALLATION NATIONAL SECURITIES-& ial Gifts. RESEARCH CORPORATION France and Italy, is one- 120 Broadway third complete. It is expec- iuiSiiers to Rocoivo New York 5, N.Y. ted to open in 1962. Same Turkey's population now is R.E. information Address - 27, 800, 000. Five years ago Inquiries received at the City and Stale it was 24, 120, 000. Boca Raton Chamber of CUSTOM HOMES •BACK PASNS?- Commerce concerning real estate will be distributed to A WORLD APART... Chronic Backache CAN Be Helped! Realtors, Builders and De- velopers by means of peri- You "DON'T Have To Live With It" odic bulletins, according to JUST MINUTES AWAY an' announcement by DR. ALBERT THAU Charles E. de Vault, presi- Boca 9U8 Chiropractic Physician dent. All such inquiries are first TRAVERSE RODS and answered by the Chamber DRAPERY HARDWARE and all information request- Oak Hill Kirsck* ed is provided other than questions concerning real of BOCA RATON SUN COAST DECORATORS SER. estate. WATERFRONT AND NON-WATERFRONT CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 916 N.DIXIE Boca Raton, BOCA 5155 Members receiving the inquiry bulletins may com- WHERE EVERY RESIDENCE INCLUDES CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING BY municate directly with the MORTGAGE LOANS prospective home owners. GENERAL ELECTRIC "This revised method for Conventional Home Loans distributing real estate in- at 554% interest, Service charge 1% quiries gives builders and *16,99O to *28,9OO developers an opportunity Includes oversized wooded lot at 6% interest, NO SERVICE CHARGE to contact the interested parties, " said de Vault. "In Gold Ceesf Mortgage Corporation the past the inquiries were Edgar Lawson, President distributedonly to the Real- 110 E. Palmetto Park Road tors and it was the majority opinion of all concerned EXHIBITING 9 CUSTOM DESIGNED MODEL HOMES Boca Raton, Florida COMPLETE WITH APPOINTMENTS AND DECOR that the new method be in- Phones, Boca Raton 8817, 8866 stituted, " de Vault said. COMPLETE CITY SEWERAGE SYSTEM

THE HAFT-GAINES COMPANY, BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS OF CYPRESS HARBOR...CORAL RIDGE HARBOR... IMPERIAL POINT NOW PRESENTS Rpyal Oak Hills OF BOCA RATON

the HAFT-GAINES COMPANY DIRECTIONS: Taho Federal Highway (U.S. 01) North . . in SPORT SHIRTS* SLACKS• SHOES from DEVELOPER S.& BUILDERS or Soulh lo Camino Real In Boca Raton. At traffic llgtii (Howard Johnson's), lurn West on Camino Real apnrsxlmatoly DIXIE SURPLUS STORE V, mile ID entrance gala of Royal Oak Hills. Northeast 21st Street at Dixie Highway 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdoy, March 16, 1961 ". Health Program Gen. Lewis Speaks Law Explained At t>AR Luncheon "We are now at war,'" Retired Federal employees General Lewis B. Hock .of from Boca Raton, Deerfield Homestead declared in his Beach, Delray Beach, Boyn- address, "This Nation Under ton Beach, Lake Worth, West God," atthe Defense Lunch- Palm Beach, Fort - Pierce, eon held at the Sea crest Pompano Beach, Fort Lau- Hotel March 10 by the Jo- derdale, Hollywood, and nathan Dick inson Chapter, Hallandale met March 9 at Daughters of the -American the Civic Auditorium i n Revolution. Lake Worth to hear Philip Belt, representative of the "We are now at war: a U. S. Civil Service Commis- new kind of war withstrange, sion, explain Public Law 86- unorthodox and camouflaged 724, passed last summer by weapons," General Rock Congress, which established said. Communism is "an- a health program for certain other type of Pearl Harbdr." retired Government employ- It is like a gas that sifts into Blanche! Joins Weir ees. homes. It ismore'potentthan Firm's Office Here Belt reviewed the basic Architect's rendering shows new home of Scott Aviation Corp. now under construc- atomic for it insults and Paul M. Blanchet, former hospital and surgical bene- tion at 1395 North Federal Highway. Included in the new building will be an equip - violates the Ten Command- president of Universal Parts fits allowable under the ment showroom (right) and a test and demonstration tank (left) for the firm's line of ments. " Q>.. Jackson, Mich., has groupinsurancecontractne- oxygen breathing equipment. The new research and development center was designed He urged the D. A. R. to joined the firm of M. N. gotiated by the Civil Service by Ray O. Peck & Assoc. alert Americans to the facts Weir & Sons Inc., as asso- Commission with the in- . of the war and to rekindle ciate in the Boca Raton of- surance companies having the patriotic blaze in the fice. licenses to write such in- hearts of the American "If that secretary you hired with a Want Ad is so Blanchet was branch ma- surance in all 50 states. He people. "If we lose our will efficient—why do you work so late?" nager for the Wagner Elec- also reviewed the provisions to sacrifice, our wealth will tric Corp. from 1931 to 1946, of the group major-medical notprotectour hearthstones. having served the firm in contract, similarly devised, Time is important and it is Pittsburgh, Omaha, Atlanta, for protection in cases of ca- on the side of the one who tastrophic illness. and Philadelphia. He moved 'knows how to use it," he loco Craff Bazaar to Florida in late 1959, and Belt explained thatretired said in his final remarks. 20 S. DIXIE BANYAN SQ, residesat330N.W. 52 Court, employees who meet the re- General Hock was retired Fort Lauderdale. quirements specified in the as brigidiergeneral from the Boca Raton. Ph. Boca 6500 Blanchet attended the U-law may enroll in either or the ilSMCR after serving 29 "ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING UNUSUAL" niversity School of Phila - both of these group policies yearsin World Wars I and II. delphia and Pennsylvania without physical examinati- He was awarded the Silver FANTASTIC STRAWS TO WEAR State University. He is a on, by paying the required Star, the Bronze Star, the and PECORATf member of the Presbyterian fees, but that such enroll- Purple Heart, and a Presi- Church and Masonic Order. ment is entirely voluntary. dential Unit Citation. He is UNUSUAL GIFTS and HARD After his address, Belt chaplain of the Miami TO FIND ITEMS LEGAL NOT ICE counseled with scores of in- Chapter, Sons of the Ameri- NOTICE is hereby given that dividuals, answering quest- can Revolution, and is now the undersigned, under the pro- manager associate of the WE TEACH PLASTIC visions of Section 865,09, Flor- ions on which they desired ida Statutes, 1957, will register additional information. Phelps Company, Invest- with the Circuit Court, in and ment Consultants, in Miami. FLOWER MAKING for palm Bench County, Flori- The meeting was arranged da, upon receipt of proof of as a public service by the Mrs. Norman B. Merkel, publication of this notice, the National Association of Re- regent, announced the next fictitious name, to-wit: INDIVIDUAL Accessories Boca Mushroom Co, tired Federal Employees, meeting of the National De- Dated; Feb. 28, 1961 through its vice president, fense Committee will be GORGEOUS Topiaries and Floral Publish: March 2,9,16, 23, 1961 Mrs. Evelyn Mitchell, secretary to Arthur Vining Davis, presents the Arthur Victor R. Fuchs of Lake Vining Davis Cup to the Dallas Circle F team after their victory in t h e Bethesda held Friday morning, March- Arrangements CITY OF BOCA RATON Worth, and Roscoe E. Ma- Memorial Hospital Benefit Polo Game last Sunday. Accepting the cup are Marie 17, atlO a. m. at the home PALM BEACH COUNTY gue of Boca Raton, coordi- and Jay Romih, children of player Jules Romfh who was insured in the game, and of Mrs. G. I. Emerson, LOVELY Artificial Flowers BOCA RATON, FLORIDA nator of chapters, in the from left, Del Carroll, TJi'. C. C. Combs, Clarence Stark who subbed for Romfh Spanish Trail, Boca Raton. DECORATIVE Mirrors & Placques March 7, 1961 Sixth Congressional District. and CapL Russell Firestone Jr. TAX EXEMPTIONS Under the supervision of Warm temperatures dam- DIFFERENT Straws & Shells The Constitution of the State William R. Frazer of Pom- age egg quality. The Flor- of Florida, Section 9 Article 9 Minor Damage in Automobile installment Norway's social-security UNIQUE Gifts provides that a widow or person pano, State President of the ida Egg Commission mark- who has lost a llmE"or been dis. loans outstanding now total system costs wage earners Federationof Florida Chap- Two Car Collision eting specialist suggests that ebled in war or by misfortune is $17, 900, 000, 000 compared 45 percent, employers 35 entitled to an exemption of up to Minor damages resulted only eggs which are to be BEAUTY AT SENSIBLE PRICES ters, similar meetings have with $6, 000, 000, 000 in 19- percent, and public autho- $500 valuation. been held in Miami, St. from a two-car accident used be taken from the re- If you qualify for this exemp- Monday at 3 p.m. at State 50. rities 20 percent. frigerator. tion, please see your Tax As- Petersburg,- Sarasota, and sessor at the City Hall before Road A1A and Palmetto April 1st, 1960. Eustis. Presiding at the Lake Worth meeting was Charles Park Road. Police said Roch cler- J.H. Gibson F. Cook of Deerfield Beach, City Tax AssessoB-Collector president of the local chap- mont of Quebec, Can., . IN YOUK HOME Publish: March 9, 16, 23, 1961 ter. traveling north on A1A and Proof of publication Ida M. Richards, 57, • of SWIM Retired Federal employees Deerfield Beach, coming CITY OF BOCA RATON in south Palm Beach County out of the beach pavilion PALM BEACH COUNTY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA who were unable to hear parking area, collided at March 7, 1961 Mr. Belt are invited to visit the light. N O T I C E the local area chapter of the Damage to Clermont's On April 1st, 1961, a penalty National Associationof Re- of five (5%) per cent will be add. car was $10 and damage ed to the amount, of City Taxes tired Federal Employees on to Mrs. Richard's vehicle remaining unpaid for the year Thursday, May 16. The was set at $50. 1960, in accordance with Article XVII, Section 93, of the City chapter will meet at the There were no injuries Charter. Delray Beach American or arrests according to To avoid the addition of the Legion Home, N. E. Fifth Norman Ellingsworth, po- penalty, the payment of all lg60 7 taxes should be made on or be- Avenue between Second and lice identification officer. fore March 31st, 1961. Third Streets, for covered ... AT YOUK BACK YARD J.H. Gibson dish supper at 6 p. m., fol- LegaS Notices FISH J.H. Gibson" "" MODELS City Tax Assessor-Collector lowed by business at 7:30 FICTITIOUS NAME Publish: March 9, 16, 23, 1961 p.m. Notice is hereby given that Proof of Publication. the undersigned, desiring to en- gage in business under the fic- NOTJCE is hereby given that Personals titious name of th.e undersigned, under the pip- Visiting in the area for A.W. JONES CO., BEING vlslons of Section 865.09, Flori- PLASTERING CONTRACTORS da Statutes, 1957, will register several weeks are Mrs. and Intends to register said fic- with the Circuit Court, in and for John Blakely of Welch, titious name-as required by law Palm Bench County, Florida, with the Clerk of the Circuit upon receipt of praofof publica- W.va., and Mrs. Robert Court of Palm Beach County, tion of thi3 notice, the fictitious Kyle of Roanoke, va. Mrs. Florida. SOLD name to-wit; Blakely has just returned Eve E. Jones Boca Ratrin Awning & Fence Co, (Mrs. A.W. Jones) and that the parties interested in from a trip to Europe. Both Donald W. Jones said business are fas follows: visitors will drop in on John H. Jones William C. Hall and old friends Mr. and Mrs,McCahill fc McKenry ... ACROSS THE WAY George Yepsen and Mr, 301 N. Federal Hwy. PLAY Virginia T. Hall FOR Boca Raton, Florida Publish: Mareho, 16, 23, 30, 1961 and Mrs. Charles Southern. Publish: March 16, 23, 30, April fi, 1961.

Authored DEALER for XOT1CE OF PUBLIC HEARING in your ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT YEARLY IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE REZON- nusn and JACOBSEH ING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY DESCRIBED MORE COMPLETE- LY HEREIN. Pool Home! CHANGE- TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- REST, PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS: OVER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the City Commission a! the City of Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a public hearing at Re Ular 79 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at CLIPPER 4Wle « ^ -^ Boca Raton on the 28th day of March, 1961, to consider and AT 1961 Model BT J$i% tk tT take action on proposed amend- ment and change In the Zoning as. >4".yj Ordinance of Boca Raton, Flor- ida, In the following respect; ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL TO CHANGE THE ZONING % inch PLASTIC FROM R-l-A, One Family SAVINGS Dwelling to C-l, Commercial on EAST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY US I • BOCA RATON the following described tracts HOSi of land; 10 Yr. Guarantee That part of the West half of CUSTOM BUILT the Northwest quarter of the TO Southwest quarter of the South- 95 east quarter lying East of the WATERFRONT HOMES 6 Florida East Coast Railway and west of the Dixie Highway in Section S, Township 47 South, Range 43 East from *19,950 to $39,500 Purchaser 25Jbs.tol000Sq.Ft and AGRICO 7-7-5 Lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, Block "C", and Lots 13, 14 and 15, 30% Organic Block "D" of Yamato Amended LIMITED NUMBER OF NON-WATERFRONT HOMES FROM $16,450 Plat 3 as recorded In plat Book S, Page 52, Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida. 7 beautifully furnished models For public examination a copy of the porposed Ordinance to e£~ feet such change is on file in the office of the City Clerk. ARDEN SUPPLY CITY OF BOCA RATON, . FLORIDA By: Jacob He!dt 209 S. FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON 8683 Jacob Heldt, City Cleric Publish; March 16 & 23, 1961 federal Hightw'y (tf.S. i)Boca Raton Tel. Delray Beach. CRestwood 8 2fl95 Furnish Proof of Publication Thursday, March 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Challenge Tourney A New York company is producing soft-bristle hair- Winners Listed brushes for men with thining thatches. Winners have been listed in the Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association for the re- cent individual challenge tournament, full handicap match play. Winners in Class A were Mrs. C. E. Haeberle, Mrs. R. E. Bass, Mrs. T. C. By: Reid Simmons Waddell, Mrs. L. F. Ward, Dan Borgioli Mrs. J. A. Coletti, Mrs. N. M. Raymond, Mrs. J. T. Wolfeland Mrs. L. J. Kava- naugh. Class B winners were Mrs. B.K. Miller, Mrs. William

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After a long run in the number one rating spot, For the next two weeks "Gunsmoke" finally fell the ladies will play the Kay v victim to a Stacked deck. Wolfel tournament for the Robert stack and his "Un- best 18 out of 36 holes. touchables" appears to The Bethesda Memorial Hospital Benefit polo game pionship of the Sunshine League with a 7-6 win over Smith (Number 3) and Dr. C.C. "Buddy" Combs are have a slim hold on the drew some 6,500 fans to the Royal Palm Polo Grounds Solo Cup-Oakbrook. The fans saw a game filled with fighting for control of the ball. 175, Doris Vitters 175. top Nielsen rung. Speak- here. Dallas Circle F clinched the second half cham- action like that in the picture at the right. Cecil The red head pin is back ing'of the "Untouchables" at Deerfield Lanes every — if they opened a restau- Sunday all day. Get a rant, would it be known as Pin Patter strike on the first ball "Ness Cafe"? Dallas Clinches Sunshine Title - with the red pin up and Getting back to "Gun- At Deerfield win a free game. smoke", the popular oater Wednesday mornings are is almost a lead pipe final League Game Next Sunday Winners in the Miami very popular with the la- cinch to go to a full hour News tournament from dies and gentlemen to come next season. This High flying Dallas Cir- for Dallas, was thrown Deerfield who will go to practice for league play change is expected to fall cle F. cinched the sec- from his pony and injured. §©r@ns©ii lakes the finals in Miami in and enjoy your coffee in line with the trend to ond half championship of Romfh suffered a slight April are Steve Wietsma break on the house. the longer format which the Sunshine League Sun- concussion and after Service Ciybs' Cardinals Dominate for the Juniors and Dave apparently appeals to day with a thrilling 7-6 treatment and observation Brant for the Bantams. On Friday, March 17, at many viewers. win over Solo cup-Oat- at Holy Cross Hospital in @®Sf Trophy Runners-up were Ed Le-1 p.m., our Senior citizens Something else that ap- brook at Royal Palm Port Lauderdale was re- Viness and Ralph Orten- league will start to play. peals to viewers is the Polo Grounds before 6500 leased last Tuesday, Dr. Harry Sorenson, • of Midget League Race zi. All men over 50 are asked sharp, clear picture on a fans. The accident was the All States Mixed Jack to join in the fun. Mr. Ed TV set repaired by SOUTH- Boca Raton, representing In the Midget Basketball Wright of Deerfield is the With only secondsleft to second of the day. Robert tne jaycees, became the League action last Satur- Tournament Starts at Benson 202/521, Don Wil- ERN TV INC. Our work is play in the final chukker Ghiotto, 7-year-old son of "champion of Champions" liams 201/555, R. David- organizer. He welcomes fast, thorough and econom- day, the double-header Manalapan Golf Club one and all to participate. Del Carroll, No. 1 man for Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubic, between the service clubs was won by Doby Brick son 199/532, Harold ical. Look for better work First round pairings for Our Junior bowling tour- as a matter of course at Dallas took a front dooi Boca Raton, was hit by a of Delray Beach, Boynton Cardinals in the first the match play tournament Fleidner 199. The Ladies pass from Dr. C.C. "Bud- screaming ball on the and Boca Raton at the game and the Dog-n-Suds Maxine Ventry 178, Jean nament for the National SOUTHERN; TV INC., dy" combs to send the sidelines. He suffered no of The Manalapan Club championships is March 1927 North Federal High- Sherwood Park Golf Indians in the second Women's Golf Association Davidson 162, Charlotte ball through the goal serious injury and was re- Course, Delray Beach, dur- game. •Williams 162. 25 at 9:30 a.m. The boys way. Phone 4004. were announced Thursday in this group are our fu- posts fcr the win and the leased after treatment at ing finaj piay-offs Sunday. The Doby Brick Cardi- by Mrs. Ernest Tufts and Boca Raton Businessr THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- crown. Bethesda Memorial Hospi- Previous play had de-nals defeated the Boca men Jay Krall (Leo's ture champs. Come down HOLD HINT: Stains on Mrs. William Coggin, co- and watch our rolloffs. The sixth chukker was tal. veloped the champion of Raton Jaycee Dragons by chairman of the Associa- Barber) 214/520, William suede shoes can often be halted at 3% minutes when Dallas, fielding a 25 each service club in the a score of 25-12. For the tion. Wengerd (Leo's) 201/534, removed by rubbing them Jules Romfh, No. 2 man goal team, parlayed a one three cities, 'and play-offs Cardinals, Harry Herbold William Maxfield (Leo's) The traditional court- with a piece of bread. goal handicap to take the The line-up is as fol- 231/521, 'George Thomp- developed a champion for was high man with 11 lows: Mrs. Curt Joa vs house capture, a slave auc- game behind the scoring each of the service clubs points. Following him was son (Boca Plumbing) tion and a beard contest will WE ARf NOW of Carroll and Combs who Mrs. Curtis Shetler, Mrs. 212/549, Doc Sorenson in the three city area — Ron Re wold with six Ernest Tufts vs Mrs. R. againbe featured in activi- OPEN each knocked through Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, points. Bruce Hurd, Jim- (General ,Deve]opment) ties during the De So to Cel- three goals. Melvin Lukens, Mrs. R.R. 210/515, Jack Benham FRI. N1TE It's a Fact! Civitans, Optimists and my Crowell and Billy Osborn vs Mrs. Mack L. ebration Week in Bra demon, Nine goaler Billy Mayer the Jaycees. Flavel split 12 points for (General Development) Mar. 19-26. TIL 9,00 P.M. and ten goaler Cecil Richie, Mrs. Worthy Hills 211/547, Norman Meyer INTERESTED These three champions the remaining score. vs Mrs. Louis S. Rehr, Smith each scored two for met Sunday to determine Pacing the Jaycee Dra- (Zim'sBar) 215/558. IN MONEY? Solo Cup-Oakbrook follow- Mrs. Lloyd Woo fend en vs the Champion of Cham- gons was Ricky King with Mrs, Dorothy McKnew, Sportsmans League Dave Go Deep Sea Fishing on the Who isn't? But some- ed by one each by Bert Grove 204/463, Ed Strand one said, oh so truly, pions in the service clubs six points. Jim cober Mrs. William Coggin vs Beveridge and Hugo Dal- in this area — with the followed with four points, 202/544, R. Davidson 204/ that it mar. Mrs. Evangeline,Gregory, following results: and Steve Dolan added Mrs. William Levis vs Mrs. 569, Jim Scarry Sr. 197;/ isn't how The "game was played 510. Jim also converted much mon- Round Robin Scoring — the remaining basket. Charles Weeks Jr., Mrs. CANDIE KIDD for the Arthur vining 1st Place — Dr. Harry I 2 3 4 Mary Crowson vs Mrs.the 4-7-10 split. |ey you David trophy and benefited 8 8 Sorenson, of Boca Raton, Doby Brick 4 5-25 Clemens Fischer. The Missfits Scratch Now Also Operating From make that the Bethesda Memorial Jaycee Dragons 2 2 4 Orma Worthington 169/428, counts, it representing the Jay- 4-12 First round play is to be Hospital. More than 6500 cees with a score of 60 — The second game was Gladys Ludlum 160/436, PAL's COVE YACHT BASIN is how fans filled the stands and won by the Dog-n-Suds In- completed by Wednesday, Lois Nuhfer 148/413, !jyou use it plus 27 points. March 15, the co-chair- sidelines of the polo 2nd Place — Moon Mul- dians over the First Bank Gladys Colfax 173/471. DeerfieSd Beach £fg= and what field. of Boca Raton Rams by the men said. Thursday Nooners Kitty lins, of Boynton Beach, The Club championship TWO TRIPS DAILY MS va]ue s y0U With its win Dallas will representing the Civitan score of 21-7. The Indians Sink 188/413, Sue Mil one Jim Terry get for it. meet Detroit .CCC for the were led by Dennis Eshle- for 1961 will go to the win- 8:30-12:30 1:00-5:00 Clubs — with a 65, plus ner of the tournament. 181/400, Teresa Reinsch With the high costs of league championship on 7 points. man with eight points. 169/471. ONLY Phone Boca living today it's a pleas- April 2. The winner of the Steve Zinno scored four Mrs. R.R. Osborn is the Includes 3rd Place — Ted Bill- present champion. Womens Seashore Lea- ure and a surprise to league will meet other ingsley of Delray Beach, points, while Henry Mato gue Helen Curtis 216/514, HJS Bait & Reels 8814 discover someone who's league champions at Oak- had five. Dennis Weicht Mary White 506, Mary Ja- representing the Rotary SUPPORT really interested in the brook, Chicago, this sum- Clubs, also with a score and Donald Grassel scor- cob 181/473, Jen palmieri values you get for every mer. of 65 — but with a plus ed two points apiece to YOUR TEAM penny. Our top quality Detroit CCC will play of 6 points. end the Indians scoring and values will convince Solo Cup-Oakbrook in the 4th Place -Bob Scheuer, trail. you this is our policy, final league game 'next of Boynton Beach, 'repre- For the Rams, Donald You pay no more so lose no time in prov- Sunday. On March 26 the senting the Lions Clubs, Thrasher was. high man ing it to yourself. fourth annual Texas Sport with a score of 67 — but with five points followed Hall of Fame game will pit minus 7 points. by Mike Simpson with two for the world's finest an all-Tex as team captain- 5th Place — Fred Sergio, points. John Weicht, Ron ed by Cecil Smith against of Delray Beach, repre- Kelley, and Tommy Green helped with offensive and THE SAFE, SILENT TERRY an all-east team captained senting the Optimist club by George Oliver. defensive play. of that city with a score 12 3 4 TRI CITY MIXED of 71 - but minus 15 Don-n-Suds 4 S 8 4-21 FORD Co. Team Won Lost points. FirstBank 4 3 0 0—7 Broward's Newest & Fastest Whiz Kids 59 29 6th Place — Dr. Paul Next Saturday, March Astro Nuts 54 34 18th, the first game will Growing Ford Dealer Jolly Four 48 40 Demick, of Delray Beach, mums* 1000 N. Federal Hwy. Dare Devils 48 40 Champion of Kiwanis be between the First Bank Wreckers 46 42 Clubs with a score of 70, of Boca Raton Rams and Pompano Beach Screw Balls 44 44 the Doby Brick Cardinals. WH 1-0310 Dusters 41 VS. 46% but minus 17 points. Hot Rods 39 49 The second game will Go G etter3 34V 53'/, High, men. Dee Dull 202, John Twirly Birds ; match the Dog-n-Suds In- 30 58 Bozzone 192/508, Sherm Wood- fall, 18 3; high, women, Kay dians against the Boca Dustin 183, Lee Dull 180, Helen Arid you SAVE the Amrheln 179. jaycee Dragons. The first game starts at 9:00 installation cost! - BOCA DEERS LEAGUE a.m. and the second game BICYCLE REPAIR Ed's Hardware 65>/j 26'/j Hargrove's 58 34 at 10:45 a.m. Vidn Appli. Corp. 57 35 LEAGUE STANDINGS and Kiddy Kampus 54 38 W Deerfleld Lanes 47 45 Doby Brick Cardinals 8 Kohtz Pluntilng 45 47 Dog-n-Suds Indians 6 Millwood Electric 41'/j 50"/j Boca Jaycee Dragons 4 Mrs. Lalla Jemison, right, won the Boca Raton Ladies SMALL ENGINE Wm. Day, Inc. 4O'/3 Sl'/i First Bank of Boca Hams 0 Anchor Marine 38 54 Golf Association tournament at the Boca Raton Hotel and Kay's BeautySalon 13% 78% Club Golf course recently. Second place went to Mrs. Mary "Skeet" is an old Scan- High scores, Maria Sager 204/ Stewartt, also of Boca Raton. REPAIR 448, Mary White 190/452, dinavian word for "shoot, " Chris Copella 188/477, Jan FACTORY AUTHORIZED Dull 18 3/463, Marge Ambrose but skeet shooting is an A- 183/461, Gladys Colfax 178/ merican invention * ^w^ ^W ^w •* 469, GUARANTEE GOOD fOR AS Vr-aALSr- LONG AS YOU OWN TOUR CAR mi GOO6 AT MIOAS MUFFlfK * FHEE INSTALLATION at the SHOPS FRO By Trained Specialists ENGTNES GOIF area's BEST COMET J O00R SBDAH Takes Only 15 Minutes. THE BETTER COMPACT CAR * Mufflers, Tailpipes, Exhaust Pipes for Ev- SERVICEXTSTATION 18 Hole - Par 3 BIG-CAR RIDE FINE-CAR STYLING every Make of Car and SMALL-CAR HANDLING Truck Sales Service Parts ©riving Range ACT NOW! * Written Guarantee good THIS OFFER FOR UUK ^Ki^ at over 350 MIDAS RALPH STEWART - Pro. MUFFLER SHOPS FRED T. MILLS - Mgr. LIMITED TIME ONLY $ Also: Excellent Selection of from Coast-to-Coasl Used cars: Priced Right! 1895 Member America's Only CaasI-to-Caast TROPICAL GOLF Network of Exclusive Aulo Muffler Shops iDELRAY LINCOLN-MERCURY! Open Evenings 'Til 9 - CR 6-6331 POMPANO BEACH CENTER 2100 S. Federal Hwy., DeJray Beach mam 1 Mile South of Delray Beach on U.S. 1 1484 S. Kodcrul Highway 'VIK 3-!)!)71 144 i. Pectoral Hwy (6 Miles N. of Boca Raton) FT. LAliDERDALti HALLANDALK Phone CRestwood 6-7888 2212 S. Andrews 1000 N. Fcdoral 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 16, 1961 Friday. Thirty-two girls er for two years, and this all the proceeds from t Quartets Plan Seacrest Scenes attended the meeting. year served as captain. Saturday night dance to tht The new squad will be Queen Deanna is a fami- Junior Red cross. Diane Installation chosen on March 30, 'by liar phrase to this lovely Mancarella, Seacrest J.R.C. Tennis Team Wins - Student Council, class, co-ed who was a runner-up president, wishes to thank Plans are underway for and club officers. in the Miss Flame contest, the Boca Teen center for a charter night celebra- chosen as J.iissTeen Town their generosity. tion and installation of Cheer Clinic Planned of 1960, of which she had officers of the Boca Ra- Seacrest at the end of this BOCA SEAHAWK The Seacrest tennis OF Til E WEEK the honor of being the ton Chapter of S.P.E.B.- team last week saw vic- week. first Miss Teen Town, Recently taken into the S.Q.S.A. Inc., on April 8. No introduction is nec- Latin club at Seacrest tory come their way via essary for this Week's and this year her class- The celebration will be two shutouts over Fort mates at Seacrest elected were Brad Leggett, Pat held at the J.C. Mitchell This Saturday will see Boca Seahawk, as she is Fore, and Steve Strick- Pierce. The boys and a cheerleading clinic well known by all — her her Homecoming Queen. School starting at 8 p.m. girls teams both won by Palm Beach Junior land, all of Boca Raton. Entertainment will con- come to Seacrest. Spon- name, Deanna Sue Baker. the score 6-0. sored by the Seahawk Susie, as she is known College is the future sist of visiting quartets, The baseball ers have a planned by Deanna, and Congrads to Sue Beas- the Boca Raton quartets cheerleaders, about 17 by her friends, has been new coach in the form of schools have been invit- i in the var- we venture to predict a ley, Seacrest sophomore, and chorus headed by Lew Randy Coo- regal future for a royal who hails from Boca Ra- Shonty, director. ed to the clinic, which er*; sity "s", per, who will be held in the gym and Pep beauty, Deanna sue Baker, ton. Sue recently scored Harry Goldstein wilk led the Sea- Boca Seahawk of the Week. highest on the Standardiz- serve as master of cere- from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m. A Clubs as hawk foot- well known cheerleading well as ed Math Exam in applied monies. ballers to general math. an undefeat- instructor will teach- the the Span- Last Saturday was the A special invitation is giris jumps, crowd- psy- ish Nation- extended to the public to ed season. night for the Junior Red attend. Members and guests The "reason chology, when and when al Honor So- Cross "Emerald Ball". Last week was a busy are asked to make a dona- for the not to cheer, and working ciety, which It was impossible for one for a large group of tion of $1 per person. with the band. she repre- many Seacrest students seniors. Applications change was The first call for Sea- sented in to get to West Palm for Refreshments will be the resigna- Drams Bekw were handed out for the Goo Ee crest girls who wanted last year's the dance so the Boca $400 a year scholarship served after the show and tion Of Jim * K»«*wrfd to try out for next'year's Nautilus Queen Contest. ceremonies. Raton Teen Center came loan for teachers and Reichert, who is leaving squad was issued last She has been a cheerlead- to the rescue, by donating The next chapter meet- nurses. Oh, if this hobby horse were only real -- couldn't I go in% wU1 &e held tomorrow for a gallop down the block! Tamara Lynn Rediger seems nieht at the Chamber of to blinking. Tammy, eighteen mLh, ol«? is the ^T^T^ll^l daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wn, Rediger and lives on Le-Vi W°™^"^ Avenue in Paradise Palms, newest extension of the Boca ; Raton Bible Conference Grounds resident community, be- yond the Seaboard railroad tracks, west of Boca Raton. -- Sand Photo. ITS ALL IN TH Joseph Dahl Funeral services were held yesterday at Kraeer Funeral Home, Fompano 'mSMMMMBeach, for Joseph Dahl, 88, of 1401 S.E. Eighth Street, Deerfield Beach, who died Sunday at Be- thesda Memorial hospital. The Rev. Paul Sehrope, pastor of the Zion Luthe- ran Church of Pompano Beach, officiated. En- tombment was in the Lauderdale Memorial Gar- dens Mausoleum. Mr. Dahl came here three years ago from Garden City, Long Island. He Whatever you want to buy, was born in Brooklyn, N.Y.r and for 50 years was an insurance agent there. sellorrent... whatever you He was a member of the Garden City Lodge F and AM, the Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerceland want to find, from a lost the Deerfield Beach civic Association. Survivors include his *///>* wife, Emiiie; a daughter, umbrella to a new job... Mrs. Mildred Gedney, both of Deerfield Beach; and a This handsome young man is Kevin Hutchens, five, son brother, William J. Dahl of Want Ads serve you results of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hutchens, 335 N. E. Fifth Street, Greenfield Center, K.Y. Seeking a buyer for anything from a Boca Raton. -- Colony Studio. house to a high-chair? Nothing will put Ralph H. Allen you on the trail of a sale so fast as a "on a silver platter" Funeral services will be Want Ad in this paper! Boca School Menus held today at 2 p.m. at the J. C. MITCHELL SCHOOL BOCA RATON SCHOOL Kraeer Funeral Chapel, ...at low cost. (Week starting March 20) MONDAY -- Hot dog on Boca Raton, for Ralph MONDAY --Hamburger bun, potato chips, carrot Hill Allen, 69, who died and gravy on rice, succotash, sticks, milk, cake. Monday night at Bethesda Memorial Hospital follow- bread and butter, plums, TUESDAY — Spaghetti ing an extended illness. milk. and meat sauce, tossed sa- He lived at 121 N.E. TUESDAY -- Boiled ham lad, French bread, milk, Spanish Trail and came to sandwich, carrot curls, po- jello. Boca Raton from Louis- tato salad, butterscotch WEDNESDAY -- Turkey EASY AS FALLING THE WANT ADS ville, Ky.r in 1954. He re- cake, milk. and gravy over hot biscuits, tired from International WEDNESDAY -- Beanie mixed vegetables, milk and Business Machines inc. OFF A LOG weenies, cole slaw, bread pudding. as a salesman in 1953. ARE JUST MY and butter, jello whip, milk. THURSDAY-- Hamburger He was a member of the ... to sell, buy, rent or THURSDAY-- Spaghetti gravy over rice, pineapple Highland Presbyterian with meat sauce, ftesh gar- and lettuce salad, bread and Church in Louisville. hire viq,a Want Ad in this CUP OF TEA! paper. The cost is small, den salad, French bread, butter, milk and peanut- Survivors include his They'll score with sliced peaches, milk. butter cookies. wife, Reba S-, Boca Ra- the action FAST. Trained you, too, once you get the FRIDAY-- Tuna salad on FRIDAY-- Fishburgers on ton; a daughter, Mrs. Isa- habit of scanning them lettuc.e, scalloped corn, bun, tossed salad, tatarsauce, bel Wylie of Charlotte, ad-takers await your call. N.C., and one grandson. with an eye to the real bread and butter, chocolate and ripe olives, ice cream, bargains they offer. pie, milk. milk. Services will be con- ducted by the Rev. Albert Boca 3767 G. Shiphorst, .pastor of the Pre-schooi Hour First Presbyterian Church Fashion Show For of Boca Raton. At Library Wed. Scholarship Fund The Junior Women's "Portraitsin Fashion" will Friends View Club will start a reading- be the theme of the annual story-activity hour from Floral Artwork 10 to 11 a.m. on Wednes- Business and Professional day, March 22, at the Women's Club fashion show Mrs. Minerva Lichtig Library. to be held April 10 at the entertained at her home Monday for a group of Mrs. Douglas Mill house Boca Raton Cabana Club South FJoridran friends. is chairman of the child- starting at 8 p. m ren's library project of The affair will be a be- During the afternoon pre-schooJ children rang- nefit for the BPW scholar- Mrs. Lichtig exhibited Call Boca 3767... some of her well known AS A WINK ing in ages from 3-5. ship fund. floral art craft and hand- The P.T.A. Kindergarten Exciting entertainment is made dolls and other group comes to the Library in the planning stage. Two jet action toys. and the friendly classified on alternate Wednesdays door prizes, one a trip to nothing succeeds like a Want at 10:00. There are 43 West End, Grand Bahamas, Attending were Mrs. L. children in this group, for two; and the other, a Frankenstein, Mrs. A. Ad in this paper! Whether girl will help you word ranging from 4% to 6, un- trip to Nassau, will be Glazer, Mrs. Leo Green- der the direction of Mrs. awarded. burg, Mrs. Nettie Kemp, Mrs. Jonas Leahrer, Mrs. Richard Winfield and Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Ransdell will James O'Neal. M. Lewis, Mrs. R.V. Pes- your result producing be fashion coordinator. Mrs. kin, Mrs. A. Rothstein, Kay Sampiertis chairman of Mrs. E Topaz, Mrs. Mrs. Goodwill Is the show and Mrs. June Blanche steiner and Mrs. Bridge Hostess Chaplin is doing the publi- S. Watsley. advertisement Mrs. O. S. Goodwill was city for the benefit affair. A "goodwill" disois- hostess at a luncheon bridge sion was held of possible in her home recently honor- future projects to benefit ing Mrs. Phillip Engstrom of Only Two Cases Heard the community. Hancock, N. H. , and Mrs. In Municipal Court A. H. Mooney of Flanders, Only two cases were heard guilty and was fined $10 or N.J. in Municipal Court Tuesday three days in jail which he Guestsattendingwere Mrs. morning before Judge P. J. had already served. Henry Root, Miss Elsa Jaede, Brannen. Rawleigh O'Dell. 45, N. Mrs. Ray Shepherd, Mrs. H. Albert Smith, 23, Delray E, Sixth Street, Boca Raton, A. Walsgott, Mrs. Harry Beach, charged with having pleaded guilty to running a BOCA RATON NEWS Thomas, Mrs. Albert Hjort, no drivers license and driv- stop sign and was fined $10. IS! E, SoyciS ?eJnt td. Boca Raton snd Mrs. W. Kenneth Mc- ing on the wrong side of the Kenzie. PHONE YOUR NEWS street appeared, pleaded To Boca 3767 Thursday, March 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7A Boca Raton News CLASSIFIED Pase

MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOMES FOR RENT HOMES FOR SALE for SALE LOTS FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SALES- FURNISHED bedroom apt. PRIVATE Guest house, DELRAY BEACH. 4 Acres, SPACIOUS New Home. 2- NEWS FOR Rent or Sale THE COOPERATIVE Way MAN. Must be capable of Also, efficiency. Week, furnished, near beach, $16,000, 3 blocks west of bedrooms, 2-tile baths, of Life is the mast pleas- Baby Cribs, Play Pens, running an office. Good month or year.Reasonable Available April 1st. $80. of Swinton, 3 blocks North Fla. room, Oak floors, 2 ant, carefree living experi- opportunity in fast ex- Classified Ads High chairs by week. El Mar Apts; 4300 NW 3rd Per month plus utilities. of 10th St. Call Mrs, Pow-car garage in full base- ence in tropical Florida — Western Auto Store, panding town. Write giving Ave. Ph. Boca 9994. Call Boca 8848. (406-15 ell Days CR 8-2811/Eves. ment. Reasonable, Ph, experience & qualifica- some Cooperatives are 151 Royal Palm Road 144 S, Fed. Hwy. Boca 8388 (332-13B) Btf) CR 6-4745. Boca 3455,or Miami, PL magnificent individual (239-45B) tions to Box c, %Boca Ra- 7-1918. (163-7Btf) PHONE 3767 3-BEDROOM,>bath, split PLASTRIDGE, Inc. homes — others are beau- ton News. (298-12Btf) FURN. 1 bdr. $75; 2 bdr. 418 E. Atlantic Ave. Published Every Thursday $90 monthly, yearly basis. level, garage, unfurnished, tifuJ, spacious apartments. ELECTRIC kitchen range Del ray Beach CHATHAM Hills, 2-bdr, 1- MAN age 25-35, Sales and Southland Apts. 2060 NW near town and beach, $125. Many are directly on the Helen-Murphy, Mgr. & Formica top table, very (424-16B) bath, Florida room, full Service. Apply Armour Ext. 2nd Ave. Near J.C. Mitchell mo. 444 NE 3rd St. Fh. kitchen. Tel. 4571 after 5 ocean; others are set in reasonable. Fhone Boca peaceful vistas away frorr - RATES - Co; 501 E. Falmetto Pk. School. Ph. 74-Wh 1-6318. Boca 5028. (385-15Etf) HOUSE lots on N.W. 9th p.m. or weekends. 321 8182. (435-16P) the ocean yet with private 20$ per line per issue Rd. 8-10 A.M. No experi- (145-4 lBtf) St. and N.W. 8th St., 75x N.E. 28th Rd. (346-14Btf) UNFURNISHED, yearly, 3 beaches and shore facili- Display.,.$1.25 per inch. ence necessary, year 150, $3,000 ea. Terms to ELECTRIC range, excel- T bdr, 2 bath, 28 ft. elevation, ties. They come in varying FT. FISHED-bedroom apts. suit. Esterly sub-division, 2638 IBIS Drive, Tropic lent condition, oven, 'round job. (434-163) centra] heat,etc. $100 month. sizes, areas and price Quiet, heated, corr fort- 4 lots, $4200. ea. Ph. 4365. Palms, Del ray Beach, broiler, deep well, $55. able. Reasonabl e.NO pets. Models open, sunset Ridge, ranges. As pioneers in Ad Deadline Ph. Boca 5100. (387-15B) WOMAN to assist with N. 38th St. & 4th Ave. Ph. (12-lBtf> fenced. Assume existing housework and small Fh. Roca 8529. (120-eBtf) the development and 5518 or Hollywood WA3-1649. mortgage. No down pay- sales of Florida's finest Wednesdays 2- AIR-CONDITIONING children. Must have car. BUILDERS lots, duplex, (439-16Btf) ment, F.I1.A. Low monthly cooperative homes and Units (Ambassador) 3/4 Call CR 6-7693. (370-14B) FURNISIJED 3 room apt. apt. residence. Two on payment. Ph. Boca 4044. apartments, M.N. Weir & 9:30 A.M. ton. Call CR 8-2983. for elderly or middle-age water, prime improved. NEW 3 BEDROOM WATER- (360-14,15,16B) Sons, Ire. for years has (399-15B) RELIABLE baby sitter in couple. Convenient to Call Boca 9549. (393/15, shopping center. No child- FRONT HOME, 2 baths, been known as the head- Check Y@ur Ad g my home week days, 8:30 Elegant G.E. kitchen, huge 16.17B). NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath Report any error immediate- Pair 6 ft. Setees — bam-to 1:30 p.m. (2-children.) ren. 401 N.W. 2nd Ave. quarters for cooperative living room overlooking home, large lot. 2760 N.W. ly as the Boca Raton News boo frames foam rubber Ph. Boca 4857 after 2 p.m. Ph. Boca 5683.(365-14Btf) LARGE Lot in Floresta 2nd Court. V.A. or F.H.A. buyers. We invite you to will not be responsible for cushions and backs — $80. water, central heat, patio; visit us to listen to the errors beyond the cost of the (433-16B) reduced for quick sale. No down payment, low first Insertion and then only for the pair. Fxcellent open daily, in Caribbean EFFICIENCY Apt. fur- Phone Boca 6977. (410- monthly payment, call Bo- "Cooperative story" and (or the portion that may have condition. BUSINESS nished, beautiful location, Keys on Keys Drive, North to let us help you in the been rendered valueless by OPPORTUNITIES 15B) ca 4044. (404-15B) such error. French Provincial Love refined clientele, seasonal of Boca off U.S. 1. Lease selection of your carefree The News will not be re- Seat— Mahogany frame BEAUTY Shop for sale. or yearly. Ph. Boca 5777. with option to buy. CON-1 OOx 115 WATERFRO NT Florida Life . . . the co- sponsible for more thano'ne STANT REALTY, Del ray, lot with seawall in the IT'S A STFAL. $800. incorrect insertion. Alice Blue rich brocade Established business, ex- (373-14Btf) down. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 operative way. M.N. WEIR covering. Excellent con- cellent location, priced owners. CR 8-1933. (438- Cove. Exclusive neighbor- & SONS, Inc., Realtors, BOCA WOODS: New 2-bdr, if;r) hood. Sacrifice. Ph. Boca baths, 2 Ige. porches. Lge. dition. $150. right. Owner will carry lot fenced in, centra] heat. Federal Highway at S.E. Rash Of Wallet Blond wood wall cabi- mtg. For appointment ap- 1-bath, unfurnished duplex REAL ESTATE for RENT 5995. (418-15B) 5th St., Boca Raton, apt. $69.50 per month Many extras.call Boca9842. net (cliina, books or orna- ply Box M; %Boca News. NORTH Federal Highway, (420- 16P) PHONE 3717; also Corner Thefts Reported ments) with closed cup- (395-15Btf) yearly. Fh. 74 WI>1 7180, COMMERCIAL Lot. C-2, A1A at Atlantic Boule- evenings, 74 WE-1 0750. ideal retail location. 400' south of Atlantic on T5Y Owner. 2 bedrooms, 2 board at bottom. $45. TRAILER Across the street from vard, Pompano Beach, A rash of wallet thefts Also matching chest for (377-14B) 2nd St. 75x135. Price tile baths, 30 ft. living City Hall. Modest rental $8,000. Call Mrs. Powell. PHONE 74-WH 1-7000. were reported to police silverware, linens etc. 19' YELLOWTONE Travel room.screened in Fla.roora, (221-9tfB) last Thursday afternoon, Trailer. Like new. All DEFRFIELD Bch: Well to the right tenant. Call Days CR 8-2811./ Eves. modern kitchen. Partly fur- $45. Excellent condition. Boca 8516. (440- 16B) all within, a short radius 2 white painted chests conveniences, inspect at furn; ocean 1-block, TV; CR 6-4745. nished. Fh. Boca 9504. of each other. 3 room Co-op, sc. porch, NEW house, waterfront, of drawers $35. Each. 5899 No. Federal, Boca ROOMS FOR RENT PLASTRIDGE, Inc. (396-15,16,17B) ocean access, 2 bedrooms, Mrs. John Newmann of Raton (ShellSta.)Fh.8029. ground floor, lower end 418 E. Atlantic Ave. Fhone Mrs. Byron Parks apt; SE exposure. April- OCEAN EEIGKTS. Split- 1 bath, Fla, room, central Fond du Lac, Wise, and Boca Raton 9091 (423-16P) ROOM with private en- Delray Beach No v. reasonable rent. trance & shower, gentle- level, 3 bdr; 2 bath; pi a. heat. Price $14,990. Boca Mrs. Clyde Connor of De- (429-16B) BOATS (425-16B) troit, Mich., reported their Ph. Boca 6957. (431-16, man preferred. Walking room, sewers, or rent un- Raton. Ph. Boca 4864. (427- 16B) purses containing their Our CLASSIFIEDS CHRIS Craft, Riviera 17P) distance to stores. 35 REAL ESTATE for TRADE" furnished. Fh. Boca 5028. Speed boat, 158 HP, 40 (38G-15Btf) wallets missing from their Bring Results NW 3rd Ct. (380-15Btf) OWFER will TRADE 3 NEW 3 BEDROOM WATER- M.P.H., $1200. Phone $50. a Week. Unusual pri- bedroom 2l/i bath home, car parked on the beach NEW house, waterfront, FRONT HOME, 2 baths, north of the coast Guard WANTED TO BUY Boca 8667. (411-15Btf) vate efficiency near SETTLED couple to inex- East of the Intracoastal beach. See to appreciate. pensively share beautiful ocean access, central Elegant G.E.kitchen, huge tower. Taken was $22 arid COINS Wanted. Call W. AUTOS FOR SALE Waterway. Air-conditioned. living room overlooking all identification,papers. 195 SE Wavecrest Way. home. References, particu- Double garage. Ovner will heat & air conditioning, 2 Moss, Logan G-0154. bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. water, central heat, patio; John Rocchio of Ft. (426-16F) PRIVATE party, 1956 Olds Boca Raton 3450. (444- lars. Call Boca 3266. trade for income property. 16B) (4.30-16B) room. Price $16,490. Boca open daily. In Caribbean Lauderdale, whose car 98 Holiday Sedan. All pow- W.F. BEBOUT, REALTOR Keys on Keys Drive, North was parked south of the PETS er, very nice, white finish, 701 Forth Federal Kwy. Raton. Fh. Boca 4864. FURMSHED 1 bedroom LARGE airy room, private (428-16B) of Boca off U.S. 1. Will Met Bridge had his wallet AKC Registered French original mileage. Must be •Boca Raton sacrifice. See it and make taken containing approxi- seen to appreciate. See at apt. with Pi a. room & car- entrance & bath, refrigera- poodles 10 weeks old, porte. Central location. tor, light cooking. Settled BRIGHT and attractive 2 offer. Will trade for small- mately $200 and all identi- small miniature; black, 325 NE 40th St. or call To Place Your bedroom house, plus sepa- er house or lots. Little fication papers. Boca 8529. (441-16B) Reasonable. Ph. Boca person. Ph. CR 8-1486. inoculated, wormed, $70. 8029 after 5 p.m. (422- (442- 16B) CLASSIFIED AD rate guest cottage directly cash needed. CONSTANT Mrs. Antoinette Stud- Call Boca 4588. (445-16B) Phone .Boca 3767 on ocean with private REALTY, DELRAY, own- zinski, parked on A1A 16P) SERVICES AVAILABLE Our CLASSIFIEDS FRONT room- with private beach. Beautiful view of ers Phone CR 8-1933. near the tower, had her Bring Results • WAREHOUSES REAL ESTATE for SALE ocean. Just reduced from C436-16B) wallet taken. It contained ROOFS cleaned & painted. bath & entrance. EEAT. GE Refrig. & Grille. Good LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 $55,000. to $48,000. 3515 $75 in -cash and all her Free estimates. Satisfac- PERSONALS 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. bath modern home, furnish- S. Ocean Blvd. Delray. COME Look and Make Of- identification papers. tion guaranteed. Licensed ' ceilings, 3 10x12 overhead location. Week or month. fer. By Owner: 3 bedroom, TO WHOM it may concern: Fh. Boca 5763. (443-16B) ed. To be sold for less Phone Owner CR 6-9658. Two other persons were and Insured. Fh. Boca Del c. Miller is no longer doors, separate office 12x than (reproduction costs, (409-15.16.17B) 2 bath, corner waterfront, luckier. William Maurer of 7-2014-8103. (432-16B) connected with M&M Sin-15, 2 toilets. Practically just a Hop, Ship and a 190'. Close to Intracoas- new building. Plenty of HOTEL ROOM DELUXE LOTS FOR SALE Feyport, N.J., reported clair Service, 6399 N. BEAUTIFULLY furnished jump from stores and cen- ta], no bridges. GE wall that someone had attempt- SLIP COVERS, re up h, drapes Federal Hwy., Boca Ra- Windows, centrally located. ter of town. • $1,850 corner lot for sale, refrigerator, dishwasher, Antique satin, white, .89 to team up with young live-wire ***** United States earned $2. 77 Vacuum Cleaners — Floor Polishers salesman. Ten years experience in INDUSTRIAL ACREAGE n hour last year for a re- Rug Shampoo and Mildew Crystals a sales and mechanics (office machinery). 5 acres for $11,000. You An Accredited'Arvida Broker" cord annual pay of $6. 240. RIBU1L? CLIANIRS Interesting exciting, profitable busi- can't beat this! ness. For full particulars write Box N, 20 S.E. First Ave. Telephone The Chinese are believed WEEKES Realty Co. Boca Itaton, Fla. BSLL CALLAHAN, Agent %Boca Raton News. Boca Itaton 6648 to have used coal as early South Federal at First 3s 1500 B. C Boca 3103 Phone Boca 8778 8A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 16, 1961

I GOP Women Elections Tuesday Meet Here AtJ.C. Mitchell More than50members and dayTuesda at thy ewil J.l Cb.e Mitchelelectionl guests turned out for the Boca School. Raton Woman's Republican On that day, students will Partymeeting Tuesday at the select officials to take over Royal Palm Yacht Club. the city government on Ro- Among the guests were tary Youth Government Day, Mrs. Robert R. Huber, pres- March 24th. ident of the Florida Federa- Students from the ninth tion of Republican Women; grade were selected to parti- M'S. Ida Heweitt, treasurer; cipate on the basis of schol- Mrs. Buren Webster, presi- astic achievement and citi- dent of the Lake Worth Re- zenship. They were divided publican WomanlsClUb; Mrs. twoparties and in cau- Michael Woehle, commit- cus selected the following teewoman-at-large for the candidates: Florida Federation of Repub- Gold Party: Commission- lican Woman's Clubs and also ers Diane Riley, Edna Young a delegate to the Chicago JirT1 Rnl Dianne Munyer convention; Mrs. William and Jane Bibeau. Polic e Eaton, of St. Joseph, Mich., Chief: Bob Rose; Fire Chief; Broward andPalm Beach county officials and representatives from Pompano Beach, precinct committee chair - Frank Wiewer and City Man- Deerfield Beach, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton met here to discuss man there, arid Mrs. Ramona ager: Dawn Lyon. joint efforts to combat mosquitos and sand fleas. Heading the discussion was Edward Woodbury of Braintree, Mass., White Party: Commission- Seebrock (third from left), directorof mosquito control for Palm Beach County. Others precinct committee chair- ers: Darlene Macaulay Bill participating in the discussion were from left, Claude Souder Jr., Broward County ,nan of Braintree. Harris, Gary Kamrnerman , directorof the anti-mosquito program; David Lieux of the state bureau of etomology; Mrs. Huber announced that sherry Butcher and Suzi Tur- Seebrock; Arthur Rudgord, Boca Raton superintendent of public service; R. M.Johnson, the State Convention of Re- mail. Police Chief: Bernie superintendentofPublicworksinDeerfieldBeach; and Joseph C. Alvarez, Palm Beach publican Woman's Clubs will Jezercak; Fire Chief: Mark County chief sanitarian. beheld Mayl0-12at the Day- Selleck and City Manager: tona Plaza Hotel, Daytona Ray Carpenter. Boat Club Meets the proposed fishing tourna- St. Augustine, Fla., -- Beach. An election assembly will ment to be sponsored by tre A thousand years before Columbus landed in the Among the speakers at tie be held Monday, at which Discussion was held regar- club for the general public. convention will be Senator time the students of the sev - .New World, artistically de- ding the opening of a new Personals signed pipes, some carved Barry Goldwater; Mrs. Ruth enth, eighth and ninth grades Sunday, will be the last opportunity for persons wishing to board buses at the Boca giant Everglades recreation Mrs. Cassie Wade has re- from stone, weresmokedin Parks, national president of will hear the candidates. All Raton Bible Conference Grounds to attend the Billy Graham Miami Crusade, Buses, center located in Palm Beach turned home from Jackson- the America's. Republican Federated Wo- junior high grades will vote which depart at 12:30 p. m. , are shown leaving the Conference Grounds last Sunday. and Broward counties to the ville Memorial Hospital in man's Clubs and M s. data. Tuesday. Lawrence Petrone's Some ,400 seats have'been reserved by the Bible Grounds at the Miami Beach Conven- publicbymid-1962atthe re- Miami. She was injured re- Hicksville, N. Y. -- A kit B. William $ national com - civics class will take care of tion Hall. Graham will dedicate the Conference's own new auditorium,background, cemmeetingofthe Boca Ra- cently in a train-car acci- containing plastic supports mitteewoman. the polls. Easter Sunday afternoon at which time a crowd of 10, 00 0 is expected. ton Boat Club held at the dent and is now recouperating to replace torn cloth Vene- On March 24, the winning Scout Hut. tianblind ladders is being Ray C. Shepherd candidates will take over the at home. . , . Kiwanians Hold Wortman. John Daley and J. Rev. Hamilton Speaks Other topics discussed in- marketed by a Hicksville Ray Clifton Shepherd, 81, Scott Nevrie. all of Beacon Before Civifan Club cluded taxation on voters of A world sheep-shearing firm. No sewing or dismant- various positions in the city ling of the blind is necessary. government. The following Inter-Club Meet N.Y.; Dwight Millcncan, Ft. Palm Beach County's preven- contest is scheduled to be Bethesda Memorial Hospital Wednesday, they will be hon- A travel film on "Russia Lauderdale; Lucius Hunt, To- Marriage counsel and the tive measures that should be heldinMastertoii, New Zea- FOK THE NEWS after an extended illness. ored guests at the luncheon Today" was shown to mem- ledo, Ohio; Howard Husted, threat of communism were taken against taxation and land, late this year. READ TOE NEWS A native of Smkhtown, , meeting of the Boca Raton bers and guests of the Kiwan- Youngsville, Pa., John Glov- discussed by the Rev. I., N. Y., he liver!at 480 N. Rotary Club. is Club at its noon meeting cott, Gloversville, N. Y. , Da.rris Hamilton at this E. 36th Street here for theazine. He was a member of Tuesday at the Sun Cove. week's meeting of the past four years. Larry Buckless. Barrington, Civitan Club. the Smithtown Lions Club. »The film was shown by Miss R.I., PaulMarsted, New Ha- A veteranof Naval service Survivors include his wife, Erin Gardner of Boca Raton LIQUOR ven, Conn., J. S. Harvey, in World War I, herserved at Rev. Hamilton, pastor Ethel F. , of Boca Raton; a Travel Agency to a capacity of the First Christian paymaster of the Third Naval daughter, Mrs. Harold W. audience. Mil bank, S. D., Ward Ris- Church of Pompano, titled District. He retired as vice SearbyofSetauket, L. I., N. The meeting was also an vold, Boca Raton News Pub- his talk, "A Dual Pro- FRIDAY and president of the Dime Sav- Y., and a son, Roy Harris "Interclub" with several Ki- lisher;. James Me Donald gram." Ee is associated ings Bank of Brooklyn, was Shepherd of Teaneck, N. J. wanians visiting from Beae Pittsburgh, Pa., Earl Black, with the Scientific Mar- SATURDAY the founder and president of After lying in state at Kraeer con, N. Y. Brentwood, Pa., G. C. Dec- riage Foundation. The the Navy Savings Bank in Funeral Home in Boca Raton, Among the many guests ker, Peter Christie, Enoch Civitans met T.uesday Brooklyn, and founder and the remains were to be sent were Taylor Edwards, Robert Hunt, John Luckein and Bry- night ' at the Ebb Tide The following merchants have joined publisher of Our Navy Mag- today to Queens Village.N. Y. Gates, Les Walker, G. E. on Walton, of Buca Raton. Restaurant. the CONSOLIDATED LIQUOR CHAIN and due to this increased buying power are NOW able to pass these SPECIAL SAVINGS on to you. Glenmore's iSSA PURCHASE OLD FOUR THOMPSON ROSES Regular #4.50 Blended WHISKEY $j| A SPECIAL $ Regular 5,00 69 FIFTH NOW 600 YARDS 3 FIFTH 4 SHOP BOCA and SAVE I Drapery HAIG ANCIENT &HAIG AGE Five Star FABRICS Straight Ky SCOTCH $3.00 YD. VALUE BOURBON WHISKY 300 Regular 5.00 Reg. $6.85 SPECIAL$ WSk FIFTH 69 While FIFTH 5 Supply VODKA GIN / RUMS FIFTH FIFTH FIFTHH Lasts! A 99 YD. From From From 3" MOHAIR ANTIQUE SATIN Other "SPECIALS" on Display WHITE OR SAND BEIGE BOCA LOUNGE THE FAMOUS BRING YOUR MEASUREMENTS! & PACKAGE DOOR LOUNGE * I STORE & PACKAGE Fed. Hwy. and 20th Street Cove Shopping Center, Deerfield.-: Boca 7-2588 Boca 5514 BOB'S BAR & BROWN'S BAR 820 N. Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton carpeting and draperies PACKAGE & PACKAGE COMPLETELY AI& CONDITIONED FOR YOUft COMFORT STORE STORE I jFed. Hwy. and Palmetto Park Rd. Fed. Hwy. and Royal Palm Roadf PHONE BOCA S332 Boca 8455 Boca 9525 Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs. Arthur Newcomb Myrtle Allen Mrs. Arthur Newcomb and To Review Books her daughter, Sylvia, were The Women's Association hostesses to a surprise birth- of the First Presbyterian "or and about day party for Mr, Newcomb Church will present Myrtle recently. Strong Allen, well known Helping the honoreece- Book Reviewer, at a special lebrate were Mr. and Mrs. meeting o n Thursday, Joseph Mongrain, Mr. and March 23,' at 10:00 a. m. Mrs. Michael Kovac, Mr. WOMEN In the church, 600 West and Mrs. Edgar Sorel, Miss Camino Real. Donation will Louise Hannegan, Mr. and Beatrice Landry, Editor be $1. 00. Mrs. George Richards, and Mrs. Allen will speak on Mrs. Newcomb's mother, the subject, "Books Gives SECTION B Thursday, March 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS IB Mrs. Armond Rousseous of Sorority Plans Wings to Your Mind. " Buffet Honors Lowell, Mass. Mad Hatters Ritual of Jewels Everyone is invited to Members of the Beta Sig- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac hear thisoutstanding speak- Mrs. Schine Adam and children, of E- ma Phi sorority will hold a er who has appeared before vanston, 111., are visiting Raise Funds ritualof jewels next Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. J. Myer before hundreds of clubs Schine and their daugh- Mrs. MacAdam's parents, day at the home of Mrs. and church organizations ter, Mrs. • Lester crown, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kisela. throughout the United States FoChildrer Librarn of the ycommu- Clyde DeShields. entertained Wednesday at and has won acclaim for her nity will benefit from the At the recent meeting of •Happy birthday to Kris- cocktails and buffet for intimate, humorous and "Mad Hatters" coffee to be the Epsilon Pi Chapter o f tina Benton, age five, and 200 guests with a two- inspirational presentations. held Monday, March 27, at Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Paul fold purpose. Mrs. James Morris. the Rutenberg Model Home_ Hutch ens, president, ex- They honored their son 1289 S. W. Sixth Street. plained the program for the Richard's new bride, the Boca Raton Square at 10 a. State convention at Gait former Patricia Rirschom m. Ocean Mile in Ft. Lauder- of New York, and also held The affair will be a fund dale in June. the formal opening of the Children enjoy visiting the Boca Raton Hotel and Club, roo, as these Boca Raton raising benefit for the child- The nominating commit- Sun and Surf Beach club, residents discovered. Shown left to right, Gregory Glover, Mrs. PaulKamschureJr, ren's department of the li- tee reported on a slate of where the party was held. Martha Glover and Mrs. William Glover. brary which the Woman's officers for the April 12 e- The Richard schines Club sponsors as a service lection. have been in town since project. Sorority sisters decided to October, the Crown family Mrs. Doro thy Adams will select a "Girl of the Year" of Chicago and senior be chairman of the coffee. and announce the winner at Schines of New York, ar- Mrs. John Woods is project Founder's Day April 28. rived recently for the Win- The dearest bunny in the world is to chairman. Mrs. Ralph Dau- The affair will be held at ter season. be found at the benspeck and Mrs. H. F. Harris Imperial House, Mitchell are co-chairman Pom pa no Beach. A trophy Circus Theme For gift Si* jk for the event. named the "Erskine Feld- Birthday Party 71 South Federal Highway Mrs. Maybelle Dugan of mannMemorial Trophy"will Miami will show her Spring be awarded to the Girl of Tuesday was a festive day It stretches and wakes to music just like their doll line of hats. the Year and will be passed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. at Christmas did. There are lots more bunnies too, on to each succeeding win- Charles Marqusee when their and adorable cards, spring jewelry, and precious Word comes via the mail ner. daughter, Cathie, celebrated little hats. If you want beautiful religious figurines, that Roy H. Lockwood of A program on "Civil De- her third birthday. Detroit, Mich., a frequent fense" was conducted by Decorations were carried they are here also. It's a one-stop shop! visitor to Boca Raton as Mrs. George Tarver after out in a circus motif with guest of Mr. and Mrs. the business meeting. Re- clowns and tiny animals and Charles Weber, is keeping freshments were served by a specially decorated cake. in touch with his many co-hostesses Mrs. Jay Joining in the fun and CORRECTION! friends in the area through Krall and Mrs. John games were Robbie and the Boca Raton News. Dunster. Vicki Marqusee, Nardi Tur- ner, Joey DiMauro, Ellen Noted at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club recently were left to right, Mr. and Mrs. and Linda Bishop, Holly The address listed Arnold Kurzinger, Miss Polly Miller and J. A. Benson, all of Boca Raron. ARTHUR JAMES Higgins, Cindy Cummins, Wesley Dold, Billy Mitchell, in last week's Janet Fleming, David and ribbon Mrs. Frank Walker; AUCTION GALLERIES Jimmy Alley, Kathy Boldi- second, Mrs. G. A. Seastedt FABRIC zar, Susan Spencer and Carol and third, Mrs. A.De Zoeten. 615 E. Atlantic Ave., DELRAY BEACH Ellis. Fresh corsage: No blue ribbon winner; second, Mrs. CLEARANCE Besides the hbnoree's pa- T. J. Freeman, and honorary rents, adult guests included mention, Mrs. G. A. Sea- Mrs. Joseph DiMauro, Mrs. SALE EXHIBITION DAILY 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. stedt. Bernard Turner, Mrs. Nicho- "White Caps" crescent The World's Finest Art Treasures las Bishop, Mrs. Kenneth ad was incorrect. design: blue ribbon, Mrs. Furniture — Diamonds — Antioues — Silver W. Higgins, Mrs. Paul Veillard, Mrs.Charles Dold, Frank Walker; second, Mrs. Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. Josiah Bacon; third, Mrs. The correct Thomas Fleming Jr., Mrs. Bert Riel, and honorary John Alley, Mrs. Robert mention, Mrs. Lewis Sim- location is parading Boldizar, Mrs. D. M. Spencer, mo nds. Mrs. Stanley Ellis, Mr. and "Serenade of the Sea": Mrs.Jack Marqusee (Cathie's blue ribbon Mrs. G. E. grandparents), Miss Gladys Clitter; second, Mrs. War- 170 E. Boca Raton Rd, Jeffreys, Allen Lubitz, Larry ren G. Harris; third, Mrs. Ferland and Miss Doris Graham King; andhonorary Servaty. mention, Mrs.Robert Jewett. "Tropical Sunset, " any design: No blue ribbon win- Orchid Tree Can ner; second, Mrs. Frank Still Be Ordered Walker; third, Mrs. Arthur LINEN & FABRIC SHOP Mitchell; honorary mention, There is still time to or- Mrs. Edmund Blowers. der your Bahinia Blakeana "Horticulture": Sweep (Hong Kong Orchid Tree) stake winner, Mrs. Samuel which will be put on sale T. Buser; "Special Award," HEELER'S.... by the Boca Raton Garden "Violet Collection, " Mrs. Club Friday, March 24, at Frank Crane; "ManyArray," the Water Plant on N. W. "Roses, " Mrs. John Bort- Second Avenue. The arrangement was the "Tri-color" winner at the Boca sheller. The official flowering Raton Garden Club Flower Show and was created by Mrs. Mrs. Homer Gwinn was SEE OUR SPECIALS ! tree of Boca Raton has rose- Josiah Bacon. The theme is "Florida at Dawn" and it is a general chairman; Mrs. • Exquisite & un- purple blooms four or five Hogarth design under the artistic division. Lewis Simmonds, co-chair- usual Variety inches wide and flowers of Trims! man. Mrs. E. A. Cameron from November through DRAPERIES • The Latest was chairman of horticul- June. Although it can grow Styles in Hats. Mrs. Bacon Wins Top tural; Mrs. J. S. Stow ell Whatever your taste you will to a height of 40 feet it can • Finest Quality, educational program; Boca Lowest prices also be trimmed as a color- find the Drapery Fabric of your Raton Men's Garden Club, in Handbags. ful bush. staging; Mrs. T. J. Freeman, "Bring yourlMAGINATIQN-we have theSUPPLIES" Trees may be ordered by Flower Show Award choice at Keeler's. conservation. WINFIELD SHOPPING CENTER sending a check for $3(each The first "Standard Flower T. J. Freeman; third, Mrs. In the commercial divi- W* strvice «nd tree) made payable to the Show" presented by the Boca S. E. Miller. Honorary men- No chars* for making maintain FREE OF N. Federal Hwy. (Route 1) & 20th St. Boca 7-2041 sion Sunny State Nursery had whan full length and CHARGE evary dr»- Garden Club, care of Mrs. Raton Garden Club was a tion went to Mrs. Lewis In materials ti QQ pery rod we sail and an outstanding display, from Install, for n long Clarence James, P. O. Box "most successful affair, " all Simmonds. u you use It judges said. 813, Boca Raton. members agreed. Tables -- four place set- Select from Hundreds of Bolts Trees will be distributed Large crowds turned out tings: theme "Jewels of the starting at 9a.m. March to view the colorful displays Sea"; blue ribbon, Mrs. 24. A booklet explaining in St. Gregory's Episcopal William Livingston; second, Broadmoor Sponsors Open Mon.-Sat the care of the tree will be Church Parish Hall last Fri- Mrs. I. G. Perrone; third, Klaiss Organ Concert 9 - 5.30 given free at the time of day. Mrs. Harry Reidandhonorary Come in or distribution. The trees re- Named as winners were: mention, Mrs. Bert Riel. Viola Klaiss, nationally phone known organist, will give an quire little care, Garden "Tri-Color" winner, Mrs. Fresh miniatures, theme all seconds organ concert Sunday, Club members said. Josiah Bacon; second, Mrs. "Enchantment"; blue ribbon, March 19, in the Henry Mor- Mrs. Everett Rush; second, rison Flagler Museum, Palm Mrs. Edmund Blowers; third, Week of MBRCH Beach at 3 p. m. For your appointment phone Mrs. William Livingston;- •Draping the Gold Const Theconcertis being spon- \t honorary mention, Mrs. sored by Broadmoor, Inc Arthur Mitchell. 3415 S. Federal Highway, Delray Boaeh, CRsstwood 8-2877 proposed residence for se- "Dry Corsage," theme, 1610 5.E. 3rd Ct. (Cove Center), Deerfield Bmh, Phont 5600 nior Christian Scientists. land Prints "My Ladies' Fancy": blue Carrying A Complete Line of Ladies Ready-To-Wear in JUNIOR and MISSES Sizes "DEE" KAY VICKI Experts in NEW DRESSES * SWEATERS * BLOUSES * SKIRTS HAIR STYLING SPRING SLIPS * SWIMWEAR * SHORTS * HOSE and COLORING STOCK- 117 West Palmetto Park Road West of Federal Hwy. 2.0 S.D'.^e, Bo.va.Ra.ton- 7-1500 KAY S BEAUTY SALON 7-11 Corner MARGE'S Phone Boca 7-2340 477 N.E. 20th Street in Winfield Park SPORTSWEAR and ACCESSORIES Oh 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 16, 1961 Oceanographers estimate floor might yield 4, 000 tons Robertson Visit Stirs Sail Saturday that one square mile of ocean of iron. Busy Social Whirl In Area For Europe Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart with the Duke of Windsor as NEON CARDS Robertson, visiting here from honorary chairman, and the Mr, and Mrs. Bert Uebe- PAINTED^ PAPER their home in Freeport, sale of the Boca Raton Hotel le, veteran travelers, who Bahamas, have been swept to Arthur Vining Davis. sail Saturday on the Li- up into a busy social whirl. Although he still main- berte, bound for a leisure- On Saturday they were tains a real estate office in ly trip to and around Eu- guests of honor at a dinner Boca Raton, he has branched rope, were honored at a DIAL DIAL dance given by Mr. and Mrs.out to the Grand Bahama "bon boyage" party re- 8175 60 N. Dixie 8175 A. J. Hoffman at the Bal Island and is building a cently by Mr. and Mrs. Harbour Yacht Club, Miami "dream" club on the ocean Emil Anderson. Toasting the travelers Beach. there. Robertson is also known as the "man who and wishing them a good Sunday they attended the voyage were Mr. and Mrs. SPECIAL BUYS! Royal Palm Polo game with bought the Lakes of Killar- ney. " Stanley Higgins, Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Caldwell. Mrs. Reginald Higgins, 20 GAL.SIZE GALV, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Wal- Mr. and Mrs. George Stiff- lace entertained them for Stork Shower for er, Mrs, J.B. Dejarnatt. dinner on Monday. The next Pastor's Wife Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fox entertained their former boss and his wife at the Driftwood Mr. and Mrs. Thomas GARBAGE day they were dinner guests Club recently for lunch. Around the table, left to right were, Wilson C. Beers, for- Adams, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wil- of Mrs. Martha Jamison Mrs. James C. Stoutsen- liam Chambers, Mr. and berger was honored with a mer head of the U. S. Treasury Department in Havana, Cuba, where Mrs.Fox work- Steinbaugh at the Royal ed, Mrs. Fox, Leo J. Fox, and Mrs. Beers. Fox also was associated with the legal Mrs. Prank Dalton and Palm Yacht Club. stork shower recently held their houseguest, Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Robert department of the U S. Embassy in Havanna when Beers was there. The Beers are The Robertson also atten- from Newtowne, Conn. William C. Blackham of ded the cocktail party at the Agness, hostess. Evanston, 111., and Mr. Boca Raton Sun and Surf Decorations were carried and Mrs. Jack Eckenrode Club hosted by the J. Myer out in a pink and white Personals America-Ireland Society of Birmingham, Mich. Schines to introduce Richard theme around a stork mo- Along with the usual Schine's new bride to lo- tiff. Guests attending in- Mr. and Mrs. James Cald- attractions, the Uebeles calites. cluded Mrs. Marvin C. well will be hosts to cock- Plans St. Pat's Party will travel by car through Robertson is one of the Jones, Mrs. Harry Corley, tails and a "black tie" dinner the Rhine valley and SWIFTS 6-6-6 FERTILIZER The America-Ireland said a welcome is extend- visit villages and farms old-time realtors of Boca Mrs. John H. Jones, Mrs. tomorrow nightat the Royal Society of Florida will ed to anyone interested in 30% Organic Nitrogen plus All Essential Jack Martin and Mrs. Do- in Germany and Austria Raton and is well known for Palm Yacht Club. sponsor a St. Patrick's attending. Minerals 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. bagsj naldW. Jones. and get acquainted with founding the Driftwood Club, Day party in the cloister the rural areas. They will Boca Raton Summer dub, Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Lounge of the Boca Ra- Jacob Weber Honored also visit friends in Weis- SPECIAL $3.49 spearheading the Polo Ball Ebert are expecting a visit ton Hotel Saturday. baden, Germany, and in • At Yacht Club Party from their son-in-law and Dinner and dancing will Buffet Supper at France and Italy. They SUNBEAM Rainking Mr. and Mrs. D.H- Cosby daughter, Mr. and Mrs. San- be in the Irish manner and plan to be gone several ! Charles Smart Home were hosts at a dinner par- ford Ketchum of Cleveland, door prizes will be memen- months. ty recently at the Royal toes of Ireland. Lawn SPRINKLERS Now Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ohio. The Ketchums will Palm Yacht Club honoring stop over on their way to Everyone is welcome to Sprinkles area 5 to 50 feet $ 8.95 Smart entertained at cock- Lt. Sawyer Training Jacob Weber on his birth- Montego Bay, Jamaica. attend, members said, but 15 Year tails and a buffet supper re- day. GERING LAWN HOSE Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tooker reservations must be made Aboard Sub Triton Guarantee cently in their Co untry Cl ub Other guests attending have as their guest, Mrs. in advance. They may be Navy Li. George A. Sawyer 3/4 INCH 3/4 INCH 5/8 INCH 5/8 INCH Village home. included Mrs. Weber, Mr. made by calling the maitre Joining them were Mr.and and Mrs. Earl Williamson, Tooker's sister, Mrs. Wil- Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. liam Nesbitt of Beverly Hills, d's office in the hotel at George A. Sawyer Sr. of Bo- SOFT. 25 FT. 50 FT; Mrs. Phillip Edelmeyer Jr., Mrs. Marthajamison Stein- Boca Raton 5411, Mrs. W. 25 FT. Calif. ca Raton, Fla., is participa- Reg. $9,95 Reg. $5.95 Ft. Lauderdale; Mr. and Mrs. baugh, Miss Mary Jamison, Michael Kuras, 8039, Mrs.Miss Parks Is Graduated NOW Reg. $7.95' Reg. $5.49 Phillip Edelmeyerof Detroit, ting in amphibious training NOW NOW- NOW Col. and Mrs. J.A. Hous- P. Cutter Cobbr 5920 or Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. ton and Mrs. Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. John C. Karr Arthur Donnelly, White- Miss Ann Marie Parks was exercises in the Caribbe- $795 Nestor Woods. Jamison. of Lansing, 111. , are guests hall 1-3488. graduated from United Air- an while serving aboard the $449 $595 $395 nuclearpowered radarpkket of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Luth- A Waterford crystal de- lines Stewardess School in submarine USS Triton. man of Villa Rica. The two canter, honey jar and but- Cheyenne, Wy., recently. L&M PVA PAINT • couples recently went sight- ter dish will be special She will be flying out of TheTriton, which ope- INTERIOR and EXTERIOR seeing and stopped off for prizes and Irish mist cof- Chicago as home base. rates out of New London, White A t The State Farm Insurance Companies luncheon at the Fontaine- fee will be a finale to the Miss Parks was a former Conn., will visit the Vir - and $3.45 Colors Gal. bleu, Miami Beach. social evening. legal secretary in Boca Ra- gin Islands, Puerto Rico and proudly announce Pictures of Ireland will ton, and is the daughter of Jamaica while in the Ca- FAMOUS "BRAZOS" the appointment of Mrs. Gilbert Biecker and be shown and special Irish Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. Parks ribbean. her houseguest, Mrs. Carl entertainment will add the of Varsity Heights. FOR THE NEWS 172 E. Boca Raton Road Ph 5403 Hunsicker of Cincinnati, true touch of the Emerald READ THE NEWS EARL WILKINSON, Agent Ohio, are vacationing in Isle. The Society is spon- Nassau. soring a trip to Ireland a with offices at this summer which will be 119 W- Palmetto Park Kd. Mr. and Mrs. George A. headed by Mrs. Gobb, Boca Raton, Fla. founder. Plans for the trip Sawyer of Chatham Hills will be outlined at the St. » telephone are entertaining Major and IT AGAIN Patrick's Day affair. Mrs. E. M. Rodeynof Garden Office Boca 7-2089 Mrs. Kuras, president, Home Boca 7-2347 City, Long Island, N. Y. William Schmidt of Boca Another First For Terry Customers to serve your family insurance needs... Dr. and Mrs. Jack Cronin Villas. She is enjoying the including Auto, Life and Fire Insurance. of Chicago, were guests of STATS FARM warm weather here and may Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fox for make her home here next INSURANCE brunch Sunday. winter season. STATE FARM COMPANIES INSURANCE Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois Mrs. Raymond Roche of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Helm- Hicksville, Long Island, N. bach of Livingston, N. 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Note to smokers: The Stop in today and let us tell you about our last third of your cigaret produces about 15% more nicotine than the first * CONVENTIONAL FINANCING two-thirds . . . Note to baseball managers: Using No Finance Charges For 4 STANDARD RATES the same nine players, it is possible to change the batting order every day * NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY for 2,387 full seasons . . . ONE FULL YEAR Note to drivers: Auto club 4 FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SERVICE and statistics show that most calls for assistance are CONVENIENCE of Dealing Locally due to battery trouble, next biggest troublemak- NO PAYMENTS « JULY ers are flat tire's . . . Speaking of assistance - if you require help in un- OR 200 Down Cash or Trade-in Equity BOCA BATON OFFICE tangling a real estate problem, call on W.P. BEBOUT, REALTOR. If ATTENTION 'S5 > 56 -'57 • S8 •'59 •'60 you require a specific mm. YEAI^S FREt CAR and TRUCK OWNERS. Your preset piece of property — home, GAS WITH EVERY? 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It will also acti- 0(>en Sunday* After Church to Better Serve You vate sluggish plumbing, Thursday, March 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Mr. and Mrs. Boyd How- and 8 ell pf Denver, Col., an LEARN TO !*ftiVi DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS °"f j" route to Key West to visit instruction By their son Charles who is stationed at the Nava] Policeman and His Wife Sacred music singer-com- Base there,, stopped off to CS. 6-9888 75 SE 4th Ave., Oelray poser Stuart Hamblen, one- see long-time friends, Mr. JACK GRANT, Mgr. AA AUTO. SCHOOL time Texas cowboy, will and Mrs. George Carr share the platform during Members of z eta Iota STAR DECORATOR'S SERVICE "Prophetic Conference Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Week," March 13-19, at the were excited about their P,0, BOX 871 BOCA RATON, FX,A. Boca Raton Bible Conference trip to Palm Beach to see For Estimates Call Boca 3103 or Residence Grounds with Dr. Karlis David Wayne in "send Me ICirsch DRAPERY HARDWARE Leyasmeyer, a European No Flowers" at the Royal SPECIALTY - CUSTOM RODDING author and first-hand autho- Poinciana Playhouse. Quality service VENETIAN BUNDS Robt. A. Motzer rity on the Soviet system of world Communism, and Dr. Lehman. Strauss, the famed pastor of Michigan's High- _ Boca Raton land Park Baptist Church. STUART HAMPLEN Accompanying Hamblen during the March 18 Satur- European educator, author Proud member of the Piston Poppers, an automobile-minded group of Deerfield and editor, was tutored in Teenage Center day evening sacred musical Beach youths whose creed is safety, is Bob Hardin of 708 S. E. 4th St. Doing the Russia, Letvia, England and work himself he converted his '59 model 8-cylinder car shown here, installing concertwill be the 50-voice concert ensemble, the in- Germany. He will lecture Ansen floor shift, 4-barrel carburetor, dual exhausts and other features; a job on the fatal problems of this which took a whole year. spiring piano singing team Ted and Gloria Roe, the atomic age: World Commu- Macaulay Musical Messen- nism with an expose of the DAR Hears Talk Deerfieid Deaths Personals gers, under direction of Bob secretofits success; the new YOUTH Shepard. Soviet policy and the future On Conservation Mrs. Elsa Oechsle Mr. and Mrs. Warren outlook; the imperatives of The meeting of the Fon- Services and burial were Ream have as their guests Hamblen, son of an itine- this crucial hour that deter- tenada Chapter of D.A.R., held in Elgin, 111., for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benner rant Texas preacher, did mine our destiny-- and the originally scheduled for Mrs. Elsa Oechsle, 48, of of Columbus, Ohio, and not come to know God until challenge of a solution. He. March 20th, was held Mon- 908 S.E. 16th Place, Deer- Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. converted at a Billy Graham is a first-hand authority on Crusade in California. The BAZAAR day at the home of Mrs. field Beach, who died last Schilling of Bradenton, his subjects, having survived young cowboy loved to sing M.W. Grigsby, Deerfield Wednesday at Holy Cross Fla. - Nazi ordeals and escaped a and when his father tried to Beach. Hospital. Russian Communist firing discourage it he practiced Mrs. C.K. Davis was Born in Chicago, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. squad. guest speaker and spoke Oechsle came to Deerfield Potter have as their secretely on the open range, on "conservation." Mrs. Beach one month ago from guests Mr. and Mrs. Har- "riding cow pony under the Dr. Lehman Strauss, a Leo Houston was chair- Elgin, HI. She was a raem- old Darling of Kingston, biggesi bucket of stars ever world-traveled Bible prea- man of the program on berof the Apostlic Church N.Y. spilled across the sky. " He cher of exceptional ability, conservation. • and the Elgin Auxiliary of worked his way through is beloved by devoted fol- Hostesses were Mrs. Turner Women. Enjoying a visit from school by milking cows and lowers throughout this and William J. Gibney, • Mrs. Survivors include her their daughter and grand- busting broncos, then left other countries for the out- WED. Mar. 15 William Lawman, • Mrs. husband, • Paul, of Deer- children are Mr. and Mrs. Texas to go on a singing tour standing insight and clarity Clair P. Pulver, • Mrs. field Beach and one daugh- Otto Umann. Down from after winning an amateur of his spiritual messages. THRU Robert A. Williams Jr.,. ter, Mrs. Gordon Honert of Chatham, N.J., are the contest. Mrs. W.H. Turnbull and Phil add phia, Pa. Umann's daughter, Mrs. Hamblen today retains the Dr. Harmon Opens SAT. Mar. 18 Mrs. Floyd Logee. Local arrangements were Redmond J. Largay and great loves for the outdoors Named to attend the handled by Henderson Fun- children, John and Pame- which have made his musi- New Offices Here state conference in Jack- eral Service. la. The Umann's were cal compositions more than sonville next Monday hosts to a cocktail party Dr. Ken Harmon announ- were Mrs. Lawrence Parke William James Connelly a passing fad, since they ces the opening of his office recently which also in- are often deeply rooted in Smith, regent, Mrs. Prank Services and burial were cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ward at 478 N. E. 20th Street, GAMES! Montgomery, Mrs. • Carl held in Glenshaw, Pa., for Menkler and Mr. and Mrs. nature. He owns four horses, opposite the Ranch House. Kettle, Dr. Helen Bridges William James Connelly, Robert Jeffrey of Summit, twenty hunting dogs and Dr. Harmon, 28, an op- g,nd Mrs. Henry E. Davis. 72, of 1244 S.E. Eighth N.J., who are vacationing writes and sings of such sub- tometrist, came to Boca FUN GALORE! Court, Deerfield Beach, in the area. jects as his favorite horse, Raton in January from Mel- Personals who died at his home late "Old If" and favorite dog, bourne where he was associ- last Friday night. "Old Blue. " ated with another optome- Mrs. Elsa Pfluger, mak- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gress- A retired attorney, • he It was on a hunting trip trist for more than a year. SEE ... ing her first visit to Flor- came here two months ago hans were hosts io a patio that he received inspiration ida from Long Island is steak party for their He was graduated from sightseeing with her hosts from Pittsburgh, Pa. to write one of his hits, Memphis State University He was past grand knight guests, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tro- old Bibbard of Lewistoh, "This Old House." Coming and took his professional SKIPPER jan ek who are former New of the Knights of Colum- upon an old shack in the training at the Southern bus in Pennsylvania, • a N.Y. Also in the party Yorkers. ;So far they have were Mr. and Mrs. Jack High Sierras, with its sole College of Optometry in attended the races, jai member of the Alleghany occupant dead inside, Memphis, Tenn. He also Bar Association, and the Sheahan of Rochester, CHUCK" i« alai and plays, in palm N.Y. Stuart's riding companion completed extra courses in Beach. University of Pittsburgh asked if he didn't think this contact lenses. Letter Men's club. suggested material for a Surviving are his wife, Six young ladies of Dr. Harmon is single and Deerfield Beach who felt song. lives at the Jordan Apart- SATURDAY 2-3 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Anna M., a son William Peilou have as their J. Jr., of Glenshaw, and the united Fund Drive was "Thisol'house?" Hamblen ments. He is a member of guests their son-in-law three grandchildren. running a little slow rais- askedinamazement. But no the Junior Chamberof Com- ed some money for the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Local arrangements were sooner had he uttered the merce and the Chamber of •If MISS "TEEN TOWN" of 1961 Frank Caddy of Dearborn, fund. Hardworking mem- words than the title was al- Commerce. handl ed by Beck er Funeral bers of the fund raising Mich. Home, Deerfield Beach. ready there.. group were Michelle prus- After his encounter with Ed Wyhoff recently re- Across From terio, Eileen Kitto, Pame- Billy Graham he wrote that turned from Washington, la Glattli, Gretchen great favorite of music D.C., where he visited an Factory CLOSEOUT Schwin, Judy Morse and 'Royal Palm Shopping Center lovers everywhere, "It Is No old time friend, Mortimer Sharon sweat. Cap!in, commissioner of Regular $89.95 Value All Secret." It was followed This Advertisement Courtesy Ol 4 15995 across the years by "I Am Internal Revenue. Caplin DRESSER a MIRROR PCS. Mrs. Richard Erickson is and Wykoff were class- Persuaded" and many more. mates at the University PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. of FORT LAUDERDALE CHIST • HITE STAND working hard on the sand Dr. Karlis Leyasmeyer, a and Spurs Club horseshow of Virginia. r HEADBOARDS From 2.98 which will be a benefit to send the Pompano Beach High School Band to the Apple Blossom F estival in Virginia and on to Washington, D.C., where they have been invited to play a concert at the Unit- STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM ed States Naval school of HOURS: EXCEPT FRI..& MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Music. Mrs. Erickson has a special reason for her 30 S.E. 1 ST. enthusiasm, her daughter Between Federal Joy plays the French horn & Dixie Hwy. with the band. IV, Blocks West of LOVE'S DRUG Recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. " Banks Thomas was Mrs. Robert E. HiHer of Greenville, S .C. D uring her visit she was also en- tertained by Mrs. Fred Bauer at a luncheon at COMPLETE LAUNDRY Patricia Murphy's Restau- SERVICE FOR rant. HOMES -APTS.- MOTELS ONE Mr. and Mrs. George The EASY . . telephone Visit Our Modern New Plant DAY Frederick entertained re- SHIRT cently honoring her father, Frederick Mills on his SERVICE birthday. Mills and Mrs. Raton 7-2461 Mills have been visiting here from Silver Springs, Md.

Open FRIDAY EVENING aientine 5 PM. to 7 P.M. BOCA RATON NATIONAL Slim little straps - lovingly entwined! On CAMINO REAL BANK Other Spring styles Colors Boca Raton, Fla. 12.95 - 14.95 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Si & £, 1st Am. ^Across from Boca Bank) 4B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 16, 1961 Local Artist To Prize-winning Lane pain- Mr. and Mrs. William Cas tings hang in the homes of sady, and many other Boo Through My I Have Show in NY Mr. and Mrs. William Derby, Raton residents. BOCA RATON NEWS Leonard Lane, nationally known artist, whose "moon- 151 Royal palm Road Phone; 3767 Window lit" ocean scene paintings hang in many Boca Raton you'll get more for Published every THURSDAY at Boca Raton, Florida, by Boca homes, left recently for New Raton News, Inc., OlivenB. Jaynes, eresident; ward J. Risvold, By BEATRICE LANDRY York City where he will have vice-president. a one-man show at the Grand WARD J. RISVOLD, Publisher. Central Galleries. your money The show started last NEWS DEPARTMENT ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Many a Gaelic heart in the community will be saddened Tuesday and will continue John T. Opel, Editor H. Clay Riley, Mgr. this year if there is no festive St. Patrick's Day parade. through March 25. Beatrice Landry Rodney G. Brower For years the "wearers of the green" have turned out in Lane, who lives in Lake large numbers to parade through the city. Floats were made Worth, has been a prize TERLING and decorated with pretty local girls, bands played stirring winner in the annual Boca Entered as Second class matter at the Post Office at Boca Ra- Irish music and everyone had a gay time. ton, Florida, December 1, 1955. Raton Art Guild exhibit and Usually everyone driving downtown on St. Patrick's night and this year won an honor- MEMBER: Florida Press Association ended up in the calvacade of cars that followed the parade. able mention for one of his FURNITURE Boca Raton chamber of commerce. There doesn't seem • to be anything stirring this year. paintings. He specializes in SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $4.00 Year. Plans are usually announced a month or so in advance so ocean scenes, mostly with floats can be made, costumes ordered, a band obtained, moonlight effects, each dif- NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY - and many other details. ferent but each maintaining Spearheading the gala celebrations over the past few the Lane touch. BOCA RATON TRAFFIC DEATHS SHOW INCREASE years have been William Day Sr. and Fire Chief Johnny Loughery. Both said this week they have no special plans Stronger measures must be taken in the will also be asked to expand the present made for the Irish Day. future to stem the slaughter on Florida's driver education program to secondary The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick always turned out in highways and reduce the mounting costs school children and require that applicants their green ties and bright green tall "silk" toppers. The 1 of automobile insurance. Last year 1232 for drivers' licenses, if under 18 years, Daughters of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick high-stepped • traffic deaths were recorded in the state — must pass an approved course in driver along in their pretty green skirts and white blouses. SO CLEAN! an increase of 9 percent over 1959. Pro- education. Someone always found a white horse and a rider to lead perty damage ran into the millions neces- A good proposal for the protection of off the cavalcade and just about all the residents turned sitating an increase in insurance rates to drivers is the provision that a driver in- out to line the streets and applaud the marchers. cover the cost. volved' in an accident must be convicted It just won't be the same without some city-wide cele- of a violation before his license can be A careful study of the problem has been bration of St. Patrick's Day. There will be, of course, suspended. At present, a license may be many small local parties. made over a period of several months by suspended regardlessof innocense or guilt. the Committee on Traffic Safety and In- Saturday nighta band of Irishmen and women will gather The need for more Highway Patrol of- at the Boca Raton Hotel for a real old fashioned corned surance. Its findings indicate clearly die ficers has long been felt -- not only for need for legislative action in a number of beef and cabbage dinner and toast the Irish Saint. enforcement of laws but as a reminder to Maybe it's not too late, maybe some civic minded areas. To this end the committee has re- motorists that the lawsa^e being enforced. commended to the state legislative Coun- Irishman will stir up the loyal sons of Erin and have a city- An increase to 700 officers isrecommen- wide celebration. Let's hope so. cil the introduction of 12 highway safety ded. bills. The committee also suggests endorse- These measures should receive the ment of the Insurance Merit Rating Plan wholehearted supportof motorists who are that would make possible a state-wide concerned over the danger of driving on reduction of auto insurance premiums. Think It Through the state's highways and city streets -- and This would be good news to all automobile the high cost of automobile insurance. owners. Minority President Most people will agree that the proposals All of these measures will help reduce to increase safe driving through more rigid the needless slaughter of both careful and BY E. F. HUTTON control are badly needed. reckless drivers. Along with all of the laws Recommended changes in existing laws and regulation: there must also be an Everybody has heard about the photo-finish win by Ken- include the issuance of drivers' licenses awareness of the problem by all drivers, nedy last November. Maybe you're tired of the subject, during the birth-month of the licensee, and and a willingness to meet all require- but then maybe you'd like to win a bet. mounting license plates on both the front ments in the interest of greater safety for Here's how. Bet that more people voted for Nixon than andrearofall motor vehicles. Legislation themselves and their fellow citizens. Kennedy!! You're sure to get takers. Everybody knows (?) "Kennedy won, " and "an inch is as good as a mile. " Well, the inch belongs to Nixon. No one can honestly REGARDING BOOKS give Kennedy the votes that should be credited to Senator Byrd of Virginia. This point has been almost completely overlooked. with a JlumeieSS electric range Palm Beach Showing To save you the trouble of proving your bet, here are BY LAWRENCE DAME " the figures as given in THE WORLD ALMANAC for 1961, No soot to blacken pots 'n pans ... they'll stay "lace hand- his own with particular em- page 44: kerchief" clean. Flameless electricity doesn't produce greasy film One of America's greatest in constant demand as a to cling to walls and curtains. Everything stays shiny-bright and 20th Century artists, the late phasis upon eerie landscape landscapist, portraitist, tea- peopled by wispy, floating Total Democratic Vote ... 34, 082, 289 fresh-looking longer. You'll reduce your kitchen cleaning chores John Carroll of New York, is cherandcreatorof imagina- Total Republican Voter.. 33,881,866 being commemorated female figures, as well as tive fantasies. and pot-scrubbing drudgery. throughna choice show of 18 scenes of hunting with Mrs. Anthony Thieme, hounds, a sport which he This shows an apparent margin for Kennedy of 200, 423.' Cooler, faster, safer, automatic, and cheaper, too — because Sun- canvases and several port- widow of a great American But "don't judge a tree by its bark." folios of drawings and sket- loved on his East Chatham, artist and proprietor of the - shine Service Electricity is now even a bigger bargain. Flameless ches at the Thime Galle- N. Y., estate, is one of the Thieme Galleries, arranged The Democratic total of 34, 082, 289 includes the Ala- electric cooking is the MOST by any measure! individualistic titans of • A- bama Democratic voteof 324,050, and the Mississippi vote ries, 19 Via Mizner, Palm the stellar show with the Nearly a million modem Florida homemakers have already switched Beach, which opened yester- mericanpainting. He had no co-operationof Hilton Leech of 108, 362. All of Mississippi's 8 Electoral votes were cast day. The show, a major e- style but his own, made his for Byrd. Alabama's 11 Electors gave Kennedy 5, and Byrd to flameless electric cooking. How about you? See your electric painter and teacher. Leech, 6. vent in art circles for Flo-way upward through hard through his friendship with appliance dealer now for the style and size electric range you'll want. rida, will run two weeks and work although he came from Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, suc- Six-elevenths of Alabama's 324, 050 Democratic votes news of its planning has al- a wealthy family, the Car-ceeded in getting an array should therefore be credited to Byrd, and all of Mississippi's ready stirred art circles. rolls of Virginia and Mary- of Carroll works for a display 108, 362. These total 285, 116. Subtracting this from the land, and in the last 20 which has just closed on the total Democratic vote of 34, 082, 289, leaves Kennedy Carroll, who has been 33, 797,173. described as a poetic realist, years of his life, before his West Coast after great suc- untimely deathin 1959, was cess. This is 84, 693 less than the total Republican vote for depicting a dream world of Nixon. San Francisco -- A ma- homes are connected to Athens-- Long-term Uni- So, collect yoir bet! The only place where Kennedy FLORIDA POWER LIGHT COMPANY won is the Electoral College. chine that can clean, buff, city sewage lines at the time ted States technical-aid HELPING BUILD FLORIDA and polish 40 bowling-alley of construction. programs in Greece are to lanes in less than 2 hours is A new stainless steel pan- be ended by June, 1962, being produced by a San eled vending machine intro - according to a joint an- Francisco company. nouncement. Short- term duced in New York City re- specializedaidmay still be cently, sells men's shorts provided. New York - - Only an esti- and T-shirts, offeringl8 dif- mated 66 percent of new ferent sizes of each item. REALTORS OF BOCA RATON The following are members of the Boca Raton Board of Realtors, Doing The character of a Cadillac reveals the character of control . . . and its meticulous Fleetwood coachwork. business with them you are as- its owner. It is visual evidence of his good taste . . . Finally, a Cadillac endorses its owner's ability to judge sured the highest type of service his recognition of correct, enduring styling. It speaks sound value—in purchase price, in economy of oper- that c an be admin- istered in the field well of its owner's sense of quality—quality evidenced ation and as a wise investment. Your dealer inviies of Real Estate Practice. in Cadillac's quietness of operation . . . its ease of you to discover all the rewards of Cadillac ownership. ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- eral Hwy., Phono 4249. W,P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal • Hwy., Phone 8621 and 9336. BENSON REALTY, 501 E. Pat- ' metto'' Park Rd., Phone 543S. CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. Box 354, Phone 9166. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 5473. ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Palmetto Park Road, Phone 8708. F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 N. Ocesn Blvd., Phone 9996. LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West Palmetto Park Road, Phone 3737. RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto Park Road, Phone 8077. J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 ' S.E. 1st Ave. Phone 6648. PETRUZELLI REALTY, Inc. 2325 N, Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton, phone 9418. F. BYRON PARKS, 499 E.Pal- motto Park Road, Phone 5151. EARLE J. ROBBINS, 61 S. First Ave. Ph. 4747 and 5145. J. STUART ROBERTSON, 15 2 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744 and 8316. FRED TAYLOR, 1941 N. Fade. ral Hwy. Phone 5022 and 8563. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Feds VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED oral Hwy., Phone 9271. DEALER TOWN and COUNTRY, 164 E. Boca Raton Rd. Phone 6351. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF; FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmetto;1 Park Road, Phone 5408. SAND PHOTOS WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 S.' Federal Hwy., Phone 8778. HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, INC. M.N. WEIR\&]SONS, INC. 470 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 3717. 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496. KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. 421 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY, DELRAY BEACH, FLA. Royal Palm Road, Phone 5313. Thursday, March 16, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Life Insurance Roberts to Talk Here Bouquet Returned Meeting Here. Qn Economics In State To Home Builder • The ninth annual con- Builders who are more ference of the Hartford Life R, B. Roberts, vice-presi- used to dodging brickbats Insurance Company's Presi- dent in charge of economic than catching bouquets will dents Club will be held researchatFlorida Power and rejoice to know that spine- March 16 - 18 at the Boca Light Co. „ will speak oa where there is a home buyer Raton Hotel and Club. "Florida's Unique Position in who cares. Harold Gaines, Sixty-four general agents, a Recession," at the meeting in charge of customer rela- managers and agents of Hari?- next Thursday of the Cham- tions for die Haft-Gaines ford Life qualified to attend ber of Commerce Coffee Company, last week received this year's conference. Club Club. a bouquet of fresh-cut flow- membership requires the The coffee will be the firs* ers from a new homeowner public meeting to be held in BANK production of a specified at Imperial Point, one of premium valume of Hart- the new Sun and Surf Club on Haft-Gaines' custom com- ford Life policies. highway A1A. It will startat munities. The card read that Theodore A. Johnstone, 9:30 a. m. ihe bouquet was sent in ap-

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March 16, Association Elects from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. dessert will be served, Teen Bazaar Opens Fish, hush-puppies, cole- The general public isin- Vaughan Treasurer slaw, rolls, coffee, and vited. L. G. Vaughan, an opto- Closes Saturday Noon metrist in Boca Raton, was The Boca Raton Teen-age and concession stands will be elected treasurer of the Flo- Centeropenedits2nd annual on the midway. A shooting rida East Coast Optometric when "Youth Bazaar" Wednesday gallery, basketball -throw. Assn. at the group's meet- evening at the Royal Palm ball game, dart game, and ing last week in Lake Worth. Shopping Center. cane rack, are just some of Other officers elected by Proceeds from the annual the many booths that will the association were: Russell TURN TO THE FIRM be there. money raising event go to G. Young, Lake Worth, pre- BEST QUALIFIED the city-wide Easter egg Operating hours for the 3 sident; Donald Tillman, hunt sponsored by the teen- remaining days are as fol- Riviera Beach, vice pre- age organization. This year lows: Thursday, 6-10 p.m.; sident; and David D.Haugh- Friday, 4-11 p. m. , and K>n, West Palm Beach, se- the Easter egg hunt will be Jn BOCA BATON held on Saturday morning, Saturday, 12 noon to 11 p. m. cretary. Among the new April 1, at 10:00a.m. Over members elected to the as- 3000 eggs are expected to Personals sociation was Ken Harmon be hidden at the Roadman of Boca Eaton. Mrs. Homer Gwinn had as School and also at Memorial her recent guests her uncle Park. Many prizes will be Boynton Boat Club If your broker's far away-r and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. awarded by the group to Schedules Fish Fry Herbert Kahlerof Alexandria, Our complete facilities are af your disposal. finders of the colored eggs. Va, The Boynton Beach Boat Highlighting this year's Club will hold its annual If you want current prices, news of the market, or "Youth Bazaar" will be the "All You Can Eat Fish Fry" the best suggestions we can make about your invest- appearance of "Skipper Mrs. Thomas Giles is at- at the clubhouse on Friday, ments— fust ask. There's no charge, of course, you're Chuck," hostof WTVJ's Pop- tending the Natchez, Miss., not obligated in any way. Furthermore, we'U be happy eye Playhouse. Skipper Garden Club Pilgrimage. to execute your buy or sell orders on a "give-up" basis Chuck will be on hand Satur- The late Mr. Giles' grand- day from 2-3 p. m., at the niece is queen of the pa- — that is, we will share the commission with your-regu- Royal Palm Shopping Center. geant. Enroute to Natchez lar broker, no matter where he is located. Assisting Skipper Chuck in Mrs. Giles stopped off at Just remember: If you want the help of a broker the crowning of a king and Panama City to visit her while you're here, it's always as close as the phone. queen of the bazaar will be son, Thomas, and his wife. Mrs. Rena Vaillancourt, secretary to City Manager William Lamb, is more di- lovely Carolyn Baker, " Miss munitive than ever at the end of the many stacks of paper iieeded for the proposed, Simply call— Teen Town of 1961. " Both Mr. and Mrs. James Brown new city charter. Each small stack represents one page of the new charter. Pict- the king and queen will be ure was takenlate last Thursday night when Mrs. Vaillancourt was "burning the of Utica, N. Y., are visit- awarded a $25 savings bond. midnight oil" to prepare the new charter for presentation last Friday to the area ing Mr. and Mts. John M. At 3 p. m. the grand prize, legislative delegation. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner&Smith Inc. Brown. a new bike, will be awarded. Members New York Stock Exchange and other principal The "bazaar" this year has Here's the Stock and Commodity Exchanges been expanded to include Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Pente- J-- 616 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH more rides then ever before. cost had as their weekend Sickness & Accident Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 Six rides have been set-up guests, Mr. and Mrs. John for the enjoyment of every- Lawson of New York. Plan with income one. Many new booths and protection built in! Our Sickness & Accident Plan FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. gives you income to help offset your loss of earnings if you're disabled and can't work. In Your Insurance Needs addition, it protects your fam- Are Our Business ily these three ways: (1) en- ables you to meet most hospital Our Only Business Is Insurance bills and major medical ex- Serving You will Be penses, (2) pays benefits to Our Pleasure your dependents if your injuriei prove fatal and (3) provides substantial lump sum benefits for accidental loss of sight off Palmetto Park Arcade limbs. Call us for the details* 131 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Off. Ph. 6326 Boca Raton, Fla. Res. Ph. 6327 Representing the 'Hartford Accident and Air conditioning was officially installed at the Chamber of Commerce building Indemnity Company PROTECTION at a recent meeting of the board of directors when Chamber President Charles de of the Hartford Grcup, Vault (second from right) threw the switch to turn it on. Other directors present for HartforJ, Conn. /P AS YOU DECORATE die occasion were, from left, John J. Welch, Kenneth W. Higgins, de Vauit. and I Richard C Fish. YOUR MASONRY WALLS

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KEN HIGGINS BILL MITCHELL Our models are opened every day from 10 22 S. Fed. Ph. 5494 A.M. to 6 P.M. Our beautiful Entrance Gate *ISOCUIII at 37th Street and N. Fed. Highway I N T I I P a | j | Thursday, March 16. 1961 THE BOCA RATCN NEWS 7B Dr. Strauss Conducts Community Services Church Services The 11:00 a.m. Sunday TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH, service at the Community BOCA RATON Deerfield Women's Club, Hills- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH boro Boulevard, Deer&eld Beach. Church of Roca Raton, lo- of Boca Raton, N.E. 2nd Ave. at Morning Service 10;30 a.m. Sun- cated on the Boca Raton 8th Street, Rev. Ernest Hawk, day School 9:30 a.m. Sunday pastor, Sunday school 9:45 a.m. evening church service 7 p.m. St. Joan of Arc to Bible Conference Grounds, Church service II a.m; Nur- Rev. Vernon Hoffman, pastor, will be conducted by Dr. sery available for children. MYF meets Sun. 6 p.m. In the DELRAY BEACH Lehman Strauss, pastor of Church Hall. Choir rehearsal Dedicate New Church Michigan's Highland Park Thursday, 8 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton FIRST PRESBYTERIAN D. Smith, minister. Bible Study Baptist church and a at 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Del- CHURCH, 600 West Camino Real, The Most Reverend Bis- ray Women's Club Bldg, S.E. Rev. Hawk's Topic Is world-traveled speaker. Rev, Albert G. Shiphorst, pas. 5th Ave. at 5th St. hop coleman P. Carroll, 1 Conference president Ira tor. Church School 9:30 a.m. 'Where Is Your Mind? Service 11 a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, highest dignitary of the Lee Eshleman will bring SCIENTIST. S.E, Seventh Ave. Catholic Church in South This Sunday morning at TH E COMMUNITY' CHURCH and Second St., Delray Beach. the 7:00 p.m. Sunday even- OF BOCA RATON, main audi- Florida, will head the list the First Methodist Church, Services Sunday, 11 'aim.; Wed., ing message. The evening torium, N.W. Fourth Avenue, 8 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. the Rev. Ernest E. Eawk's Wendell p. Loveless, pastor. of the visiting clergy who service will include the Reading Room, 168 S.E. 7th wiil officiate at the forma] sermon' topic will be Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sun- Ave., open dally from 10 a.m. usual musical program day worship 11 a.m.; Commu- to 1 p.m. "Where Is Your Mind?" nion service 11:50 a.m.; even- dedication of the just com- CHURCH OF THE PALMS "Echoes from the Gold ing service 7 p.m. Wednesday (Congregational), Rev. Andrew pleted St. Joan of Arc Sunday evening the Ju- night prayer and praise Bervice Coast Concert" for bene- W. Solandt, minister. Worship Church in Boca Raton on nior MYF Group will meet at 7 p.m. fit of those who are un- service II a.m. So. Federal next Saturday, March 18. at the church-at 6:15 p.m. ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Highway at S.E, First Street, able to find seating dur- CHURCH, Boca Raton Road. Following the dedication and the Senior High MYF Delray Beach, ing the popular Saturday Sundays 7:40 a.m. Matins, 8 at 10:00 a.m. the Bishop Group will meet with their a.m. Holy Eucharist, 9 a.m. will celebrate the first counselors, Dr. and Mrs. evening concerts. Family Eucharist (Sunday Sunday school classes School), 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist Pontifical Solemn High L.G. Vaughan, • 261 N.E. (first and third Sundays), morn- Men's Club Fund Mass ever to be offered 25th Rd., at 6:30 p.m. for all ages begin at 9:45 ing prayer (second and fourth in Boca Raton. a.m. Sunday evening Ju- Sundays). Weekdays: Monday, Tuesday the Carol Choir nior Heirs and Young Life Tuesday, Friday 7:30 a.m. Holy wilJ rehearse at 2:45 p.m. Eucharist; Thursday 10 a.m. Receives Check Father David Heffernann, groups meet at 6:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist, James C. Stout- first pastor of St. Joan's Wednesday morning from Fursery facilities are Mrs. Eve Millet, president of the Boca Raton Soroptimist Club, left, presented a senberger, rector. There is an increase in the 9-12 noon the Cancer Sf, JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC and now residing in Mi- avail able for Sunday morn- check for $150 from her club to Edgar Lawson, president of the newly formed Boca PARISH. Sunday 7, 9, 10:30 and treasury of the Men's Club of ami, will be the speaker Dressing Workshop will ing church and Sunday Raton Home Nursing Service. 11:45 a.m. masses at the Catho- the First Methodist Church at this first service to be meet at the church. Any- school. lic Parish Hall, 155 N.W. 20th as a result of a donation of one wishing to join this St. Confessions will be heard conducted in the new Mid-week prayer service every Saturday from 4 to 5:30 and the balance of money left Church. group and its work is wel- 1 7:30 to 9 p.m. Dally moss week- over from the fund which come. is held at 7:00 p.m. Wed- 'Almost Persuaded Charter Approved for days 8 a.m. Rev. Paul L. Mann- Opening of the new nesday in the Hotel chapel Rev. Briggs' Topic Ing, pastor. financed the recent open air Church at SW Third Ave- Wednesday evening there CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services Band Concert in Boca Raton, on the Grounds, Pastor There will be two nue and Third Street will will be a Family Nite Wendell P. Loveless pre- are held in the Chamber of Com- given by the NORAD band mark the first step in the Supper at 6 p.m. After the preaching services at theHome Nursing, Service merce Building, Federal High- directed by Major Mark supper the Stewardship siding. Community Presbyterian way, Sundays at 11 a.m.; Sunday parish building program Christian Business presented her group's check School 9:30 a.m. Nursery avail- Azzolina. which envisages construc- and Finance Commission Church. in Deerfield The "Southeast Palm able. Testimony meetings Wed- will meet at 7:30 p.m.Men's committee meets Beach on Sunday morning Beach County Home Nursing for $150 toward the Boca nesdays 8 p.m. Chamber of The concert was financed tion of a new eight room for luncheon 12:15 p.m. Commerce. by donations received from and the Membership and - the first at 9:30 and the Service, " originally spon- Raton Home Nursing Ser- ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN parochial school and a each Friday at the Sun convent for the teaching Evangelism Commission second at 11, with the sored by the Boca Raton vice Fund. CHURCH, 190 E. Royal Palm the Elks, Civitan, Rotary, Cove Restaurant, Deer- Rd. Sunday School 9; 15 a.m.; Kiwanis and Lions Clubs, Sisters who will staff the will meet at 8 p.m. minister, Rev. Arland V. Soroptimist Club, will soon Signing the incorporation Worship Service 10:30 a.m. The field Beach. grade school. Announce- Thursday morning from Briggs using as his sub- become a realty. papers before th ey were for- Rev, Eugene Krug, pastor. the American Legion, Jay- ject: "Almost Persuad- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of cees and the Chamber of ment of the detailed plans 9:30-11 a,m. the third ses- At a meetingheld Friday warded to the Secretary of Boca Raton, 162 W. Palmetto Calvary Baptist to ed". Park Rd. Rev. Harold Mitchell, Commerce. MaxHutkinwas for the school which is to sion of the study "Basic night in the Chamber of State at Tallahassee were: Hear Visitor Sunday pastor. Morning worship g;30 and general chairman. be ready for opening at the Christian Beliefs" will The music for both ser- Commerce Building, repre- Mrs. Marjorie Jamison, Mrs, 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. start of the schood term Special speaker at all vices will be under the Eve Miller, Dee Fanciulli, B.T.U. 6;30 p.m. Evening wor- Because the Men's Club be held at the church. All sentatives attended from ship 7:30 each Sunday, Mid-week services of Calvary Bap- provided the manpower and next September will be interested persons are in- direction of Mrs. Lavonne Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Katherine Rice of Boca prayer service. Wed. 7:30 p.m. made at Saturday's ser- vited to attend. tist church of. North Pom- Mouw, organist-director, • Raton; Mrs. Helen S. Speed, Choir rehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wed- equipment to feed the sixty- Boynton Beach and Lantana nesday. The nursery is open at vices by the Rev. Paul pano this Sunday will be assisted by the youth and five band members, the Thursday evening the Edgar Lawson, president Millie Greene Day Perry, ail of these services, Leo Manning, pastor. The Chancel Choir will re- Spencer Williamson, pas- adult choirs. A class of Catherine. A. Sanders and CHURCHOF THE OPEN DOOR, sponsoring organiza tions felt overall building program hearse at 8 p.m. tor of the Calvary Baptist new members will be re- of the newly formed "Boca Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Sun- they were entitled to the Raton Home Nursing Service" Hazel E. Hanson, Delray day Services; Su'nday School for the parish will entail Friday evening the Church in Ft. Lauderdale. ceived. Beach; Fred Willardsen, 9:45 a.m. for which there Is a extra consideration. costs in excess of $300,- Methodist Youth Fellow- Mr. Williamson has had The Sunday school presided and the charter for nursery, available. Youth Fellow- the parent group was read, Elizabeth N. S. Baker, J. ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service Presentation of the check 000. ship and Methodist Men a colorful ministry as anclasses will meet at 9:30, Willard Pipes and Alma O. at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior with classes for all ages. discussed and unanimously rehearsal. Wednesday evening was made by Charles E. de Sunday and daily Mass groups will jointly spon- evangelist and chur ch Bible study hour at 7:30. Gov- approved. Wilcke, Boynton Beach; W. Vault, president of the and all church services sor a pancake supper at builder. Ee has founded The Westminster Fellow- Durham Sullivan, Myra M. ernment Bldg. 8th Ave, and the church. Independent Baptist chur- ships will meet Sunday at Mrs. Eve Miller, president 32nd St. Boca Air Base. Chamberof Commerce at a will henceforth be con- Grippert, Mrs. Ethel Nichol- ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH, dinner meeting of the Men's ducted in the new church ches in West Virginia and 6:15 in the chapel, with of the Soroptimist Club, N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. just Presbyterians Will Pennsylvania, the caro- Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bec- son and George W. Wilcke, off US1. William M. Deutsch- Club on March 8th at which which will seat about 700 Lantana. mann, pastor, Sunday schedule; persons and has a paved Hear Rev. Shiphorst linas and Florida. Ke is ker, as co-sponsors. 'Words of the Cross,' 9;I5 a.m. The Church at Study; the Boy Scout troop were known fbr his ready wit_ On Friday, the 17th, Prominent guests attend- 10:30 a.m. The Church at Wor- guests. parking lot adjoining that "Getting Down to Busi- Trinity Sermon Subject ship. will accommodate 300 ness" will be the topic of and clear Bible preach- there will be a supper ing the meeting included ing. and meeting, jointly spon- "Finished" will be the Dr. C. L. Brumback, County cars. The new edifice is the sermon to be delivered sermon subject of the Rev. DEERFIELD BEACH Births by the Rev. Albert G. In the absence of Pas- sored by the Mens Club Medical Officer, Palm Beach completely equipped with Vernon Hoffman in his se- ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC The Rev. and Mrs. James air conditioning and heat- Shiphorst at the 11:00 a.m. tor WeS Auger, who is con- and Womens Association. County; Miss Ruth Hanson, R. PARISH. Masses 8, 9 and 11 ducting a Revival Crusade The supper will- begin at ries on "The Words of the N., Director of Nurses, Mrs. a.rn. h eld in th e Pom pano Clifton Stoutsenberger, 1098 ing facilities. The rec-service in the First Pres- Cross," at the 10:30 a.m. Beach Roller Skating Arena, in Pennsylvania. Mr. Wil- 6:15 p.m., followed by a Mabel Johannson, R. N.,N.E. 12th Avenue, near 3900. S. W. Ninth Avenue, Boca tory and the pastor's off- byterian church. service of the Trinity Re- ices occupy a small house The Westminster Fellow- liamson will speak to thedevotional service and County Supervisor of Nurses; The Rev. John MacAtavey, Raton, announce the birth adult Bible Class at 9:45 gtest speaker. Myrtle formed Church. The minis- pastor. of a son, James Clifton Jr., adjoining the ten acre ship will meet at 7:30 p.m. ter's subject at the 7 p.m. Dr. Walter B. Grenell and FIRST BAPTIST CH-URCH, Deep- parish site where the new a.m. as well as in the ser- Strong Allen will speak Dr. Louise Irish, of the field Beach. N.E. 2nd St., Rev. March 10, ,at Bethesda Me- Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. the service will be entitled G. Robert Rowe, pastor* Mom*- Church is located. vices at 11 a.m. and 7:30 on the subject, "Don't morial Hospital. Mrs. Women's Circle No. 1-will "Words From the Lips of Physicians' Advisory Board ing worship 8:30 and 11 a.m. meet at the home of Mrs. p.m. Grow Old, Grow Up". Sunday School 9:45. Evening Stoutsenberger is the former MeaJ reservations are bya Soldier". Services are of the Boca Raton Service. worship service 7:30. BTU 6:30. Australia, with a popula- Clayton E. Coffman, 244 Mid-week prayer service, Wed- Frances King. Series Continues at ticket only, and must be temporarily being held at The by-laws and incorpo- tion of 10,166, 173, has 1, - N.E. 28th Road. Mrs. the Deerfield Beach Worn- nesday, 7:30 p.m. 250, 000 TV sets. Clarence R. La Bier and Church of the Palms made through the church ration papers were also read COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Mr. and Mrs. William of fie a . en's Club. CHURCH of Deerfield Beach. Mrs. Thilo John sen will "Wonderful Words of and tentatively approved Sunday school 9:30 e.m. under Smith Ransdell, 1430 N. E. Jesus: Believe Also in The library committee During the Lenten sea- with the final decision to be the direction of R ev. S amuel Trinity be co-hostesses. Mrs. son, the Women's Guil-d is Horton, Morning worship, 11 a.m. Fourth Court, announce the Joseph Cappetta will pre- Me," fourth in a Lenten will meet Monday at 1 p.m. made by the officers and Rev. Arland Briggs, pastor, birth of a daughter, Sarah series, is the subject of in the library. sponsoring a prayer and directors of the combined CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Reformed sent the Bible study and Bible study session cen- Wes Auger, pastor. 1 block west Elizabeth, March 10, at the sermon by Rev. Andrew The youth choir will re- parent group, all of whom of U.S. No. 1 and */a block north Mrs. Sidney M. Drake will tered around the Gospel of Bethesda Memorial Hospital. Church be in charge ofdevotions. W. Soiandt, minister, at hearse Wednesday at 6:30 will be chosen by their local of Sample Road. Worship service Deerfield Women's p.m., and the adult choir Jo fin. chapters at an early date. 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Gos- Mrs. Ransdell is the former Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.the Church of the Palms, pel preaching service 7:30 p.m. Barbara Jean Reynolds. Club on Hwy. 810 Congregational church for at 7:30. The Young People will prayeTMeeting We&iesday 7; 30. the regular meeting of the be meeting at the parson- Mrs. Roberta McKenry, Just off Fed. Highway session will be held in the Boynton Beach, Delray local attorney, who drew up Beach and Boca Raton, Rev. Eastman Speaks age on March 21st at Sunday School East Room. 7:30 p.m. the charter and by-laws, Wednesday at 7:00 and Sunday morning at 11:00. Sunday at Open Door served as temporary chair- A nursery class and Sun- "How to go to God for man at the combined meet- 9=30 A.M. 7:45 p.m. the Junior and Rev. Hunt Sermon Free Echo Choirs meet for re- day school meet at the Guidance" will be the ing. Morning Worship hearsal. same hour in the church sermon of Rev. Albert L. Series on Resurrection FLIGHT 10:30 A.M. Thursday at 7:00 p.m.building at South Federal Eastman at the 11:00 a.m. At the 11 a.m. morning the pastor's communi- Highway and Southeast morning worship service service, the Pastor, Rev. Cancer Society BAG Evening Worship cant's class for young 1st St., Delray Beach. of the Church of the Open Parks Hunt, will bring people will meet in the Door Sunday. Sunday another message in his Asks Donations To the FIRST 7:00 P.M. study. Unitarians to Hold school from 9:45 to 10:45 series on the Resurrec- THREE PERSONS a.m. Identifying This The Rev. Vernoniloffman Friday at 8:00 p.m. theMeeting on Sunday tion, "The Freedom of An appeal has been issued Senior Choir rehearsal the Resurrection." Picture Pastor A meeting has been "Lessons from the Time for old sheets, pillow cases, will be held in the church. called for all people inte- of the Flood" will be the His message at the or soft pieces of cloth. rested in the Unitarian evening message theme 7:30 p.m. service will be Sheets can be straight or Call 6383 MUNROE HUSBANDS philosophy of religion. of Pastor Eastman as ser- "A Comfort to Me". Sun- contour, colored.or white. Munroe Husbands, fel- vices are held at 7:30 day school meets at 9:45 The material is vitally Boca Raton Fellowships Director p.m. a.in. with classes for al] American Unitarian Association lowship director of the needed by the Boca Raton Travel Agency American Unitarian Asso- Wednesday nights are ages. Chapter of the American Boston, Mass. Christian Endeavor will 18 S.E. FIRST AVE. ciation of Boston, Mass., set aside for Bible study Cancer Society which will and prayer. Friday nights be at 6: 30 p.m. is speaking to religious liberals in this area on the will be the speaker at the meet March 22 in the First subject "WHO ARE THESE UNITARIANS?". The far recreation. Choir re- Alllmeetings are held in COURTEOUS me'eting to be held Sun- Methodist Church to make meeting has been arranged for 7:30 P.M. sun. March hearsal will be held Wed- the Chamber of Commerce, day, at 7:30 p.m., in the cancer dressings for needy and 19th at the Delray Chamber of Commerce, 64 S.E. Delray Beach chamber of nesday evening after pray- Deerfield Beach. 5th Ave., Delray Beach. er meeting. persons from 9 a.m. to EFFICIENT Commerce Building, 64 noon. S.E. Fifth Avenue. Visitors are invited to Rev. Manning Honored SERVICE all services and will find Anyone having material He has selected as his The- Rev. Paul Leo to donate may call Mrs. Free FIRST METHODIST CHURCH topic "Who Are These Uni- access to this community Manning, pastor of St. church by following 20th Vee Hopkins at Boca Raton Ticket Delivery 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton tarians?" Joan of Arc church will 8213 and she will pick it Regular schedule street westward from Fed- be honored at a recep- eral highway No. 1. Fol- up or the donor may leave Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. FIRST BAPTIST tion to be held at the the articles at the First Me- low signs. new church Sunday from your cur has long lost that Church Service -11 A.M. CHURCH 3-5 p.m. thodist Church on N. E. Se- cond Avenue at N. E. Sixth Sermon 162 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Elected President Hosts and hostesses will Ph. 5005 Street. "Where Is Your Mind" At the annual meeting of be members of the Koly « "showroom Name Society and the St. The Rev. Ernest E. Hawk, Pastor 8:30 a,m. Worship Service the Florida Conservative 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Joan of Arc Guild. Medical schools in the U- Baptist Association held nited States graduated 7, 081 11:00 a.m. Morning worship at St. Petersburg, Rev. Everyone is invited to J g/eom" 7:30 p.m. Evening worship attend, both societies stu dents last year, a record. Parks Hunt, pastor of the The 1950 total was 6, 800. Rev. Harold F. Mitchell, Royal Palm Baptist Church, said. pastor Deerfield Beach, was we'll restore It! Affiliated with SOUTHERN elected as President for Our paint job will give your BAPTIST CONVENTION the ensuing year. LUTHERAN CHURCHES cor a glossy "brand new" of Boca Raton appearance. Original factory ADVENT ST. PAUL colors matched with expert CHURCH OF THE PALMS THE A.L.C. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 MISSOURI SYNOD The Congregational Church for this Area WORSHIP 10:30 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 * PAINTING N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. WORSHIP 10:30 S. Federal Hwy. est 1st St., Just off U.S. 1 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. « BODY REPAIR Downtown Boca Defray Beach W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG * CLEANING and WAXING Pastor Pastor Rev. Andrew W. Solandt, Minister PHONE 6611 PHONES 4036 - 9802 Invites You to SINCLAIR WEDNESDAY EVENING Sunday Worship at 11:©© a.m. LENTEN SERVICE 7:30 P.M. III and HI SERVICE A i iliiiajlib nil Nursery and Sunday School at same hour AIR-CONDITIONED or HEATED 639!) N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton * CR 6-9422 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 16, 1961 Bridge Classes Covered Dish Supper Teen Talk A covered dish supper highlighted the meeting TT on TV - Easter Starts Tonight Tuesday nightof the Michi- An eight week course in gan Gold Coast Club. bridge instruction is slated The club was formerly Dance at Club April 1 to begin in Boca Raton to- known as the North Browaid- March 25th Teen Town will be in the spotlight of night, at the Community South Palm Beach Michi- Channel 5's "Let's Dance" with host, Tony Glenn. Building. Instruction will be gan Club." The program begins at 6:15 and ends at 7:00. This givenby A. V. Brandon, Life Members gathered at the show is live from WPTV in West palm Beach, so Master and Certified Goren Deerfield Beach Woman's kids if you wish to take this trip to stardom, be sure Clubhouse. Election of offi- #s Teacher. to see me right away. - "^tam*. i The course will be de- cers followed the social. One of Teen Town's largest pro- • signed for beginners and in- jects each year tabes place about termediate s players and as this time. It's the annual Easter Egg soon as feasable, the class Lunt when the teen-agers work to give Miss J. E. Demon, princi will be divided into sepa- the "Future Leaders of America,'1 the pal at Roadman School for rate groups. younger children, a real good time. the past 12 years, was ho- The event begins at 10:00 the morning Those seeking additional nored along with other fa- of Saturday, April 1st, and lasts till information or who wish to culty members during the all eggs are gathered. The kids still register for the class can do school's recent "Teacher want more and the spectators and par-* so by calling the Boca Ra- Appreciation Week. " The are through! Easter bunnies will be ton Recreation Center at week's activities included hoppin' and helpin' around, and an interesting and un- Boca 5913, or by attending a sixth-grade production of usual time is in store for ajl! the first class. Tuition will "Queen for a Day, " and That same evening, instead of the usual trend of cost $14, 00 for the series of Parents' Day. semi-formals for Easter, Teen Town is dropping the eight lessons, which includes fancy stuff and boosting the fun with TWO special all papers and quizzes for Peter Coughlan Pledged guests of honor. That's right - not only will this Mayor Leo J. Fox bought the first tag for Tag Week, March 19-25 to benefit a homework. Peter V. Coughlan, son year's dance take place at the Roca Raton Cabana Youth Conservation Camp at Lake Eaton, Fla. The Tag Week is being sponsored by Classes will be held each of Mr. anu Mrs. Gerald N. \ Club, but we shall have for your entertainment, the local Garden Club and members of Teen Town are assisting with the drive t o Thursday evening, 8-10 p. Coughlan of Boca Raton, Miami's own Charlie Murdock and T.V.'s own Rerna- sell the tags. Mrs. T. J. Freemen, left, is conservation chairman of the Garden m., at the Community Buil- BOCA PLUMBING in has recently been pledged dette, backed up by her Jesters! Yes, that rising new Club; Dana Mucci, right, represents the teenagers helping with the drive. ding (Scout Hut), locatedon 250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton to Lambda Chi Alpha frater- singing sensation, Rernadette castro, and Teen . N. W. 3rd Ave. in Boca Phone 6391 '" nity at Duke University. Town's original Jesters are going to make your night Raton. a sensational one. They'll be ready at 8:30, will you? Fire Prevention Hi-lites Weeks Schedule That's April 1st, 8:30 to 11:30, P.oca Raton cabana • WEDNESDAY Club, school dress required and fun till you're tired! What Is a Fire Hazard MONDA Y And only 60$ for members; 75 Agents for CLEARVIEW Awnings & Jalousies also Evening Before and After Services TION INVITED Age Phone Raton 7-2365