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Vol. 5 No. 10 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, February 4, I960 16 Pages Price Ten Cents Action Delayed On Rules Change Brandt Boone in Runoff Although the Qvil Service Board at a meeting last week Engineer changed its rules to permit a city employe to run for a county, state or national Selected office on leave of -, absence, WithFlancher,Honchell the City Commission at its City Manager William regular meeting yesterday Lamb was authorized yester- afternoon voted unanimously day in the City Commission Votes Cast to delay action on this issue. meeting to enter into negoti- ations with Maurice J. Duficy Soon after the Commission By 1,504 of Ft, Lauderdale to o btain meeting opened, Commis- (Picture of candidates on his services as city engineer sioner Hal Dane moved that Page 2) for Boca Raton. the recommendation of the John R. Brandt led the Lamb said Duficy, 46, Gvil Service Board as far as- the political activities are fieldofsix candidates for the could start work about March City Commission in Tues- 1 and is a graduate engineer concerned be referred to the city attorney for study and day's primary election with registered in Florida. He is 666 votes, with Courtney C. experienced in administra- returned. A unanimous vote followed. "Dan" Boone closely follow- tive procedure, appraisals, ing with 643. inspections, construction and The City Commission in These two, together with all engineering work, Lamb committee meeting Monday incumbent John H. Flancher said. had agreed to consider the and Robert I. "Pat" Honchell, He would be employed on Civil Service Board action who finished third and fourth, Civil Service in a probation- under which Chief of Police will compete in the final, ary capacity and would start W. H. Brown would be per- election on Tuesday, Feb. Fire which destroyed the east wing of the Marlin Boat Company early yesterday Is at an approximate salary of mittedto take a leave of ab- 16. The two winners in that shown at its height. The plant is in the industrial area near the Boca Raton Airfield. $8, 000 a year. sence to run for a county election will take seats on —Photo by Pat Moss. Alfred Amsler, present office, probably that of the City Commission, join- ' city engineer, would serve sheriff. ing three holdovers, Mayor "One Building as assistant engineer. Brown had requested a A record catch of blue marlin for the Deerfield Beach- Joe DeLong and Commis- three-month leave of office. Boca Raton area is displayed, above, by Charles Marqusee, sioners William O. Herbold Final Orchid Tree Saved in Fire Action on his request had who made it last Saturday. He caught the 187-pound fish and Al Rueb. Extra Teacher 13 miles off Boca Raton. Fire broke out in the been delayed several times. Out of 2, 383 voters regis- The Civil Service Board Sale Is Tomorrow Marlin Boat Company in the Assigned to tered, there were 1, 504 votes Hong Kong Orchid trees industrial area near the air- , suggested the following cast Tuesday. Raton. More than 850 trees change in its rules; will be available for local have been distributed by the port at 12:01 a. m. Wednes- Marqusee Catches Flancher received 515 Boca School "Political Activities Per- purchasers at the City Water Garden Club and are in full day. votes and Honchell 490. Because of the rapidly in- missible: The head of a de- Plant between 9 a. m. and bloom. The trees bloom from The blaze started in the creasing enrollment, an addi- partment, with the approval Eliminated from the race 4 p.m. tomorrow. The sale November through May and east end of the east-west tional teacher has been as- 187-Pound Marlin wereMelvinC Schmittwith is sponsored by the Boca Ra- have a rose purple orchid- wing and the wing was de- of the City Manager, and of Charles B. Marqusee of they began to troll 13 miles signed to the J. C. Mitchell the board, may grant a leave 346 votes and Don Montgo- ton Garden Club. like blossom. stroyed. Quick action of 301 N. E. 23rd Way has offshore Boca Raton, Capt. mery with 118 votes. School in Boca Raton by the of absence without pay, not This will be the final dis- Two sizes will be avail- the regulars and volunteers Palm Beach County School turned a three-month fishing Strauser spotted the marlin. The number of votes cast of the Boca Raton Fire De- to exceed 90 days, to any hobby into a record catch Marqusee, using a bonita tribution of the Bauhinia- able, the 30-inch in gallon Board. person in the classified ser- this year closely paralleled Blakeana trees which have cans at $3 and larger trees partment saved the south of blue marlin off the Boca bait and following the cap- the total last year, when wing. Mrs. Elizabeth Staley of vice for the express purpose Raton coast. been designated as the of- six to seven feet in height Boca Raton, who previously tain's instructions, hooked 1, 414 votedoutof the 1,992 Fire Chief John Loughery of seeking a nomination and/ Admittedly a neophyte at the blue marlin and after a ficial flowering tree of Boca for $12. 50. taught at Greenacres School or becoming a candidate for registered. saiddamage to the wing was in Lake Worth, has been as- deep sea fishing, Marqusee 46-minute battle boated it. The two commtisioners to estimated at $8,000 and public office in any primary pulled in a 187-pound blue signed to teach the Fifth and/or general election i Fishing boats in the Deer- /be elected FEb. 16 will be there was no estimate on the measuring 9 feet, 2\ field Be^ich-Boca Salon irea Auto Injures Woman Vjrade, Paul Matwiy, princi- county, state or national"", /is»tom'~~\n iu M.i;;ih {men a contents of the builying. pal, said this week. in length, the largest are engaged in a fishing special meeting .usually is level. When the person seek ^ aught out of Deerfield This will do away with a ing such leave is a depari tournament from November called for that purpose. As She Crosses AIA The previous record to May and Marqusee's catch Elks Lodge split Fifth and Sixth grade menthead, such request mu:£ at 160 pounds. A Boca Raton woman was Rapids, Mich., was traveling taught by Eugene Davidson be approved by the City was immediately hailed as { and Mrs. Marqusee the top one. BoyMissing injured at 6:26 p.m. Tues- west on Palmetto Park Road, Beingformed and will relieve the over- Manager and the board. Any and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald day as she was crossing AIA and Everett Bates, 3745 N. W. crowding in Donald Robin- An Elks Lodge is being city employe under the pro- Lloyd, newlyweds from Harts- No Municipal Court Three Months one half mile south of Pal- Fourth Avenue, was traveling son's and Miss Edna Win- visions of this section, who metto Park Road. formed in Boca Raton. The dale, N. Y., who were on Because of Election A 14-year*old boy has north on First Avenue when initial meeting was held last field's classes, Matwiy said. has succeeded In being their honeymoon, started out Mrs. Emily Kirby, 445 theaccidenthappened in the MB. Patricia Gone, who in No municipal court cases been missing for nearly three Friday night with 28 attending. elected to any public office at 7:30 a.m. last Saturday were heard this week because N. E. Spanish Trail, was intersection. the last two years has hand- on a county, state and/or months, according to the struck by a car driven by The Deerfield Beach and from Deerfield on thecharte'r of the primary election on Boca Raton Police Depart- Damage was estimated at Pompano Beach Elks lodges led the Junior High English national level shall be con- boat Mar-T-Moe, with cap- Albert F. Gelhar of the Pato Tuesday. ment and Juvenile Court $25 to each car by investigat- are co-sponsoring the Boca and girls' Physical Education sidered to have resigned his tain George Strauser and mate Motel, Hollywood. Prelimi- There will also be no court Counselor Bob Brady. ing officer Patrolman Ben Raton group. Department, has taken a employment wi th the City Nick Melfi of Boca Raton. nary reports show she re- Burgess. on Feb. 16 because of the Brady is asking for help in The next meeting will be leave of absence. of Boca Raton, Florida. " Only a few minutes after general election. ceived a broken right knee- Beginning Tuesday, Mrs. locating the youth. cap. She was taken to Bethes- A turn signal light mal- held at 8 p. rn. Monday, Feb. Eunice Brusen rqriaced Mrs. da Memorial Hospital for functioning and a driver fol- 8, at the American Legion John A. Fore Jr., son of home. Cone in the English and treatment and observation lowing too closely caused Vote Books Kept Out of Boca Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fore, another accident Saturday All interested parties are Physical Education Depart- 172 N. W. Second Street, for other injuries. De Witt Upthegrove, super- cipalities in the county. at the intersection of North invited to attend. Anyone ment. Mrs. Brusen is a learned that your office has Boca Raton, has been missing Gelhar told police he was graduate of Eau Claire State visorof registration for Palm "For the record", Upthe- Federal Highway and N. E. wishingmore information may refused to come to Boca Raton since Nov. 7. He is believed traveling south on AIA and Teachers' College, Eau Beach County, this week con- grove wrote to Fleming, "I 11th Street. call Bob Day, chairman, at for a day-or two to open the to be in the rural Boynton saw a group of people start- Boca 5473or James McGoldrick Claire, Wis., with a Bache- firmedthathe doesnotintend have not refused to take the state and county books for Beach-Delray Beach area, Fred L. Hessler, 70, of at 5435. lor of Science degree in Se- to bring the voter registra- registration books to any out- ing to cross the highway. He registration. I am puzzled Brady said. said he did not see Mrs. Boca Raton, traveling south condary English and History. tion books to Boca Raton in by this because I know it has lying communities, on Federal Highway, at- Brady said someone is be- Kirby, who was ahead of the U. of Miami Honors She has had four years of reply to aninquiry by Thomas been your practice to show "You should recall the lieved to be harboring the boy tempted a west turn into 11th teaching experience at Eleva F. Fleming Jr. .chairman of rolling registration office group. Arthur Vinmg Day is this community great courtesy and he warned that anyone Witnesses to the accident Street and used his signal High School and Ca dott High a Boca Raton Chamber of and come here for one or two (Votermobile)I built, at my doing so is subject to prose- turn light, which did not Arthur Vining Davis, who School in Wisconsin. Mrs. Commerce committee on own expense, in 1954 and were Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Work- got his first college degree days to take registrations. I cution. man of Boca Villas Motel. work. Police said Robert Brusen resides at Briney registration, who in a letter am anxious to have your ver- 1955. I circulated through- Stark, 23, of Maywood, W.J., in 1888 from Amherst, was The accident was investi- Breezes, Delray Beach. to Upthegrove expressed sion and your reasons for not out Palm Beach County in the John is five feet, seven was following too closely the recipient of another de- gated by Patrolmen Allan "shock" over the policy. coming here this year. Spring of 1.956, including inches tall, weighs 125 and the two cars collided. gree Tuesday from the Uni- Lunger and Joseph Jodrey. Hospital Phone In a letter to Upthegrove, "This is a big county with one week in Boca Raton, and pounds, has brown, slightly Passengers in the Stark car, versity of Miami. curly hair, blue eyes and No one was injured in a Fleming wrote he had been heavy traffic", Fleming's you shouldalso recall that Theodore and Leslie Vatcher Davis received an honorary Number Is 6727 immediately after the pri- freckled face. Bradyasked minor accident Saturday on appointed by thepresidentof letter continued, "and ob- of Maywood, were not hurt. Doctor of Humane Letters at The number of the direct the Chamber of Commerce viously it is much simpler mary elections of that year I anyone knowing his where- East Palmetto Park Road and line to Bethesda Memorial The accident was investi- the university commence- as chairman of a committee for you to send the county was notified by the Board of abouts to contact either him N. E. First Avenue when two Hospital recently installed County Commissioners I had at the county courthouse or cars collided. gated by Patrolman Ben ment ceremonies in Dade "to see if we can make it books here for one or two days is 6724. It was previously overspent the budget and that the Sheriff's Department. Burgess. County Auditorium. simpler for more citizens of than to have hundreds of our Bertha G. Paul of Grand listed incorrectly. there would be no further this fast growing community local citizens be required ID Dialing 6724 will put the funds available to hire extra to register for the coming make the long trip to West Boca Raton resident indirect help or purchase any further county and state elections." Palm Beach individually so as supplies for the registration Chamber Adds 50 Members in Week connection with the hospital to register. When you make "I had a shock today," office during that fiscal year. More than 50 new member- at no toll charge. it difficult for people to other teams by obtaining 14 Turner Nurseries Inc. to get Brandt and Don Montgomery. Fleming wrote, "when I You might further recall all ship applications to the Boca register, you are at some new members, the highest the campaign started. In ad- Rev. Ernest Hawk, Shull's the adverse publicity I re- Raton Chamber of Commerce team total. Val Brennan, dition, the following new Sundries, Rev. D. J. Hef- degree making it difficult for ceived before the General resulted from last week's the people to speak. Chamber president, congrat- membership applications fernan, Mitchell and Miller, Car Out of Control Leads Election in 1956. membership drive, Jack ulated the winners at the "It does not require much were presented to the Board Marge's Sportswsar. B-Line Welch, membership chair- Chamber of Commerce di- of Directors on Tuesday night: Plastics, Airflo Instrument To Five-Auto Collision money or much of a staff to "The registration of new man, announced this week. rectors' meeting Tuesday open the county books in Boca voters and the transfer of reg- Susan Originals Inc., Cer- Company, Gifts by Wire Inc., A car out or* control caused a five-car accident on night and announced that the Raton for two days sometime istered voters became so "One-half of the prospects tified Loan Company, Bailey's H. H. Benton CPA, Prestige S. E. 11th Street at 1:44 a.m. last Thursday. have been reported on so far "Blue" team workers would Homes, Melvin Schmitt and 7 between now and April. I great that I had to discon- Lumber, Schraedel Electric, Harold E. Beavel, 21, of State Road , Pom pa no by the 42 campaign workers, " be feted at a victory dinner. hope your office will recon- tinue the telephones because Ina's Fashion Crafts, Royal Pnecision Grinding. Beach, told police he lost control of his car and it side- Welch said, "and more new The winning team workers sider your decision and decide I didn't have enough help to were Claude d'Avray, Fred Palm Motors, Arnold Products Paul Mull, Park Terrace swiped a parked car, causing a chain reaction with three take care of the counter and members should still be com- Sales, Barton Engineering and Inc., Thora and Karl's Mo- other parked cars. to come here and make it ing in." C. Jungbluth, Howard Mc- easy for our new residents of answer the phones. I wentso Call, Harry Newman, R. D. Manufacturing Company, tel, Buckeye Plastering Com- The parked vehicles were owned by Robert G. Ferro, Welch invited any prospec- Buss Pool's Standard Station, both parties to register. " far as to borrow from the At- Sutton and Otto Yark. pany, A. Jacobson Con- Hialeah, damage $300; Richard C. Varney, Boca Raton, tive members who were not Boca Electronics, Bluefin Upthegrove in his reply lantic National Bank $500 struction Company, Dale's $100damage; Alfred ^.Craven, Boca Raton, $25 damage, to advance some salaries to contacted by workers to call Harold Turner, honorary Apartments, Rev. F. C. Stout- Garden Supply, M. S. Hut- and Hilda S. Feeney/Boca Raton, $50 damage- maintained that he included the Chamber office. chairman of the membership senberger and Merco of funds for "out-of-office reg- deputies I was forced to hire kin, Langley Realty Com- Marshal] Wiggins Jr. of Fompano Beach, a passenger before the new budget be- "We&till are aiming at our campaign, extended thanks Florida. istration" in his budget for pany, Gold Coast Mortgage, in Beavel's car, received a slight head bruise and was came effective. I960 goal of 400 members to all workers participating in the 1959-60 fiscal year but Also Quality Home Ser- Happy Auto Sd es, Smithson given first aid by the police night dispatcher, Richard and invite all business and the campaign and expressed vice, W, G. Crowe, Boca that his request was turned "When I submitted my re- andKeyser, Samuel T, Mel- Janes. professional men in the city appreciation to the business Interior Shop, Enytask Em- down by the Board of County quest last Spring for budget fi, Courtney Boone, Styled- Beavel was arrested for failing to have his vehicle to help reach our needed and professional men of Boca ployment Agency, Boca riteof Boca Raton, Bug Adieu under control and causing an accident. He was released Commissioners. He said he needs for the 1959-60 budget Raton for their fine acceptance membership," Welch said. Realty, Delray Screen En- Pest Control, Bailey Pool on $50 bond pending his appearance in Municipal Court. wouldn'tgive such service to year I included an item to of the Chamber of Commerce. provide forout-of-the-office The "Blue" team of cam- closure, Al's Coffee Shop, Company, Dog n' Suds, Ro- Investigating officers were Sgt. John Lunger and Boca Raton unless he could Turner volunteered an ad- registration. This was not paign workers, captained by Mayor Joe DeLong, Torri dee Construction Company Patrolman Tom West. give it to about 30 other mu- ditional paid membership for allowed. " Harold Fiscus, beat the five Tile Company, John R, and Finest Awnings. 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, Defray Flyers fawor Qualified Instruction In Classical BALLET and TAP Use of Bota Airstrip DANCING A group of 25 Delray Beach efforts to use the field. The CHILDREN and ADULTS business men interested in local group also has approach- Registration: THURS. Feb. 11, 3-5 p.m. flying have joined forces with ed the State Boa rd of Control the Boca Raton Aviation As- for use of the field but has LIONS'CLUB HALL sociation in trying to work out received no answer as yet. N.W. 35th St. and 4th Ave. Boca Raton a deal with the Federal Avia- The Delray men, many of OR TELEPHONE MRS. BETTY d'AVRAY tion Agency to use the 200- them plane owners, have Boca 3721 foot strip of the Boca Baton adopted a four-point pro- Airport for private planes. gram :(1) To recommend that The Delray group sent a all aviation facilities in Palm RESTAURANT representative to a recent Beach County remain as they and LOUNGE meeting of the Boca Raton •are; ^2) to make an effort to LOUIE's get a landing strip west of group and said they would 4 Miles North of Boca on U.S. 1 back Boca Raton in all its Delray Beach;(3) to work with any and all aviation groups in Palm Beach County and(4) • Seafood At Its Best BOCA to work with all governmental • Oysters and Clams On The agencies toward the same goal PLASTICS of retaining all present fa- Half Shell Luminous Ceilings cilities. The six candidates for the City Commission who participated in a Jaycee-sponsored public^forum last Friday night • Full Course Dinners from $1.75 Chairman of the Delray and at the J. C. Mitchell School are shown above with moderator Paul Hutchens, who is at the extreme right. The can- Beach group is Jack Kabler. Plastic Dividers didates, left to right, are Courtney C. "Dan" Boone, John H. Flancher, Robert I. "Pat" Honchell, Melvin G Open Daily U AM.-2 AM. Schmitt, John R. Brandt and Don Montgomery. Growing Air CRestwood 8-1741 We Cater To Parties FREE ESTIMATES Travel Cited Capacity Crowd Hears Candidates at forum Tenpercentof all business Each candidate was asked' county position. He com- travel is now by air, with Acapacity crowd gathered For Information Call whether he thought the city T/lahnmjA. 26, 000 business, planes in at the J. G Mitchell School mended Brown and said the manager should be the main CONNIE STEWART use, Bob Evans, sales repre- last Friday night to attend county should Be privileged 9 MMORIAM director or take orders frorrj: Boca 9536 sentative of the Sunny South the Jaycee-sponsored public to vote for him. "WEEK ENDS' OUTDOOR Aircraft Inc., told the Boca forum and hear the six can- the City Commission. Flancher said the Civil Noe! H. Buckstaff Raton Rotary Club in the Sun didates for city commissioner Flancher said the city Service rules would have to ANTIQUE MARKET Cove Restaurant last week. Noel Harold Buckstaff, 72, expound their views on public manager is merely an ad- be changed first. VALENTINES of 234 N. E. Third Court, issues. ministrative officer and the "On the Green" — U.S^ 1 Hlblsenj Court Ma Evans, whose office is at died last Wednesday afternoon On the Dlatform were can- commission is the governing North of the Delray Drive-In Theater Broward International Air- at a Boynton Beach hospital. didates for the city commis- body and sets the policy, Club Has Talk DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA port, Ft Lauderdale, traced He came to Boca Raton 11 -sion Courtney C. "Dan" Montgomery Visiting Dealers Will Exhibit Antiques For gal* the developmentof aviation, years ago from Eau Claire, power over the city manager By Missionary especially business aviation, Boone, Robert 1. "Pat" Hon- JANUARY AND FEBRUARY Wis. For 32 years he was belonged to the commission Mrs. Ruth Appenzeller, -\ since powered flight began chell, John R. Brandt, incum- Saturdays and Sundays 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. associated with Northern as a group. missionary to Korea, told 53 years ago. bent John H. Flancher, Mel- States Power Company in vin Schmitt and Don Mont- Schmitt said the commis- the KiwanisClub Tuesday of Nest Market Days — Tomorrow and Sunday, He said business travel by Wisconsin and was vice-pres- gomery, with Jaycee presi- sion makes the policies and the plight of homeless waifs ADMISSION FREE air had paid large dividends ident and treasurer on retire- dent Paul Hutchens acting the city manager carries in Korea. , For Space Gwendolyn Maloney, Manager and many companies and ment. He was a member of as moderator. them out. ME. Appenzeller, widow 8145 N. Federal Highway, Delray Beach, Florida salesmen operated their own the Deerfield Beach Com- Questions from the audi- Honchell replied that the of Rev. Henry Appenzeller, planes to save time and cover munity Presbyterian Church; ence were put to individual city manager was chief ad- missionary also to Korea, was larger territories. He de- Sanctuary Lodge 347;Scottish candidates and to the candi- ministrative officer and born in Korea and after her scribed the aviation industry Rite Masons, Eau Claire; a dates as a whole. should be left alone on how husband's death, returned as ARTIST or HOBBYIST in all as the largest industry member of Zor Shrine Honchell quashed rumors to do things. a missionary in her own rightv in the United States. Temple, Madison, Wis., and thathe wanted to limitcom- Boorie said the city man- She is the mother of Mrs. NEW AND EXCITING IDEAS As an indication of the a former member of the Ki- mission meetings. He said ager should have full autho- Norman Sheffield of Boca FOR PICTURES growing acceptance of air wanis Club in Eau Claire. thathe was in favor of meet- rity. Raton and is in this field travel, he said banks had ings taking all the time Brandt suggested that it under the auspices of the SILKS-STRAWCLOTH-BIMIMI accepted aircraft as bonafide Survivors include his wife, Martha S. of Boca Raton; necessary to conduct city should go according to the Board of Missions of the GABANGA-COLORED BURLAP business tools and would fi- affairs. city charter. Methodist Church." a daughter, Mrs. Charles E. (Makes Lovely Sport coats) nance the purchase of planes When asked his opinion on All candidates favored a Guest Kiw anians were Mac along lines similar to those Rob of Manitouwadge, On- tario, Canada; a son, Itobert a new cement plant coming sewer system for health and Frost of Toronto, Ont., Jack DESIGN: Dry Arrangements for autos. into Boca Raton, Flancher sanitary reasons, Innes of Winnipeg, Russ Evans was introduced by R., ofChippewa Falls, Wis. j saidhe didnotlike to answer Honchell favored a referen- Luchtenberg of East Colum- Sea Scapes Or Paint Robert Leggett, program a step-daughter, Mrs. E. S. before the Industrial Board dum to abolish the utility bus, Ohio,. John W. Parkhill chairman. Harrington of Flint, Mich.; With Oils,.Lacquers Or Textiles a stepson, Capt. Edward N. came in with an opinion or tax, Boone said he was un- of Champaign, 111., Hugo iethesdo Patients Palmer, U. S. Air Force, it would defeat the purpose decided on this and the others Wagensell of Dayton, Ohio, MOSETTE KITS ON ORDER CARDS and GIFTS of the board. Ernest Tamkins of Conklin, BQca Raton patients ad- Abilene, Texas, and eight agreed it was needed to Royal Palm Montgomery advocated a mitted to Bethesda Memorial grandchildren _D J guarantee revenue eertifK Larry Buckless of Barj -f Shopping Center : GALLERYETTE Hospital between Jan. 25 and Services wereheldatl0;30 12-rpint,program, whichin| cites for the cit$. Brandt!' R-: *•• Kenneth J. a. m. Saturday in the Kraeer eluded 'full time commis- suggested that the city might of New Hartford, N. 40 Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Feb. 1 were Edmund Holgate sioners on a paid basis and be able to cut the amount of Hough of Highlan] and James FitzGerald. Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Arland Briggs, the maintainance by the city Mich., Glenn Sundy Those discharged for the the utility tax. pastorof the Deerfield Com- of the Boca Raton airport. ray Beach, Frank L. same period were Louis Kaf- Flancher was asked why he munity Presbyterian Church, All candidates agreed that vo te d for a shopping ce nte r king of Indianapolis, 21" MOTOROLA TV fenberger, Clinton Maull, and Boca Raton Lodge 328 F a boat launching site and on the east side of Federal and Julian Bell of Miami. Fred Schreiber, James Fitz- and AM. marina were needed but Highway near 20th Street Other guests were Capt. Table Model with Gerald, John Miller, John k Burial was in Boca Raton didn't all agree on the site. when as a member of the John W. Eckhart, Bruce Dykema, Bernard Bra, Harley Caster Stand Cemetery. Some favored Lake Wyman. Comprehensive Board he Kinyler, J. A. Marshall, McCall, Theodore Whiten When asked whether they voted to keep it residential. N. G. Byar, Matt Bradley, 1-Year Warranty and Frank Goetz. Samuel Pearce believed the public should be Flancher replied that the Jack Cochran, CharlesAllen on all Parts and One pa tiai t from Deerfield Samuel Pearce, 78, of 2175 heard during commission city has certain areas zoned Sr., Charles Allen Jr., and Picture Tube Beach, Eugene McLaughlin, N. L Fourth Avenue, die d meetings, all the candidates business held by speculators John Wilson. was discharged. last Wednesday in a Boynton Regular 239.95 To Those Beach hospital after a short be heard during the period come into town may have to NOW ONLY illness. devoted to public requests and buy from such speculators. He Confirmation at Si. Gre- $199.95 It May Concern.. SchooS Menu He lived in Boca Raton two gory's Episcopal Church will BOCA RATON SCHOOL in public hearings. Flancher said, "We can't keep the city years, coming here from said that every commission back but itisn'tquite correct be held at the 9 a.m. service I humbly thank you for (Week starting Feb. 9) Worcester, Mass. He was a Sunday. your support and [ re agenda lists a period for to say I voted to keep itresi- MONDAY — Sloppy Joe on retired foreman for the N. J. public requests where the dential. That was done iong FEDERAL TV gret I cannot serve you bun, buttered corn, chocolate Whitall Associates Carpet Deerfield Birth as a Commissioner, but people are allowed their say. before I was on the commis cake, milk. Mills, where he had been The controversial subject sion." Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Ross, 107 East Palmetto Park Road I still want everybody TUESDAY -- Sausage cro- employed 45 years. . 1146 S. E. 14th Terrace, in Boca Raton to feel of an expanding beach area Honchell, when asked, ad- Boca Raton - Phone 8280 quets, mashed potatoes, string He is survived by his wife, drew favorable replies from vocated giving Police Chief Deerfield Beach, announce free to call me if I can beans, hot biscuits, apple Mrs. Annie Pearce; one son, (he birth of a boy at Holy Midway Between Boca & Delray on U.S. 1 be of help to you in any all candidates, butall agreed W. H. Brown his requested sauce, milk. James, both of Boca Raton; that a solution must be forth- leave of office to run for a Cross Hospital. Phone CRestwood 8-2888 way. We may have been WEDNESDAY — Beef pot two sisters, Annie and Emily defeated at the polls, coming to finance such an pie, cole slaw, bread and Pearce of England; one expansion. but we won a victory butter, vanilla cobbler, milk. brother, James, also of Eng- in what we believe in All candidates were in by speaking out for our THURSDAY- — Chili, hot land, and several nieces and favor of providing a building rights. Thank you. corn bread, jello pudding, nePhews- for Teen Town when the Sincere Thanks milk, services As ever Private funeral services present iease runs out. FRIDAY -- Tuna Newburg were held Friday at Scobee Flancher was asked how he TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON Your Friend, over buttered noodles, tossed Funeral Home, Delray Beach. proposed to lower county Don Montgomery salad, bread and butter, ice taxes. He replied that he (Paid Political Adv.) cream, milk. Children Will Be FROM A GRATEFUL CANDIDATE immunized Monday hadn't promised to lower The immunization clinic them but to make an investi- will be held Monday, Feb. gation into the inequities 8, at Teen Town from 1 to involved. 2 p. m. for infants and pre- Most of the candidates I hope I may have the opportunity school children and from 2 to agreed thata referendum of 4 p.'m. for school children. ±e Pe0Ple should be held to express my thanks and gratitude It is most important that when lar8e surns of money mothers bring dates of pre- are involved in projects out- for continued support at the election To all the nice vious immunizations, Mrs.;linedin *« Capital Improve- ments on Feb. 16 people of C Ward, R. N.s said. I fc°gram. Boca Raton At that time I solicit the support of who voted for me in TO all voters, including those who voted TUESDAY'S for other candidates in the primary ELECTION. MY on Tuesday SUPPORTERS Sincerely, BE SURE TO REMEMBER TO VOTE FEBRUARY 16 Thanks JOHN R.BRANDT Candidate for City Commissioner John H. Flarscher Melvin C. Schmitt (Paid PoJUUcal Advertisement) (Paid Pol. Adv.) {Paid Political Advertisement) Thursday, February 4, I960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 Hospital to. Acquire Miss Connors of Boca Raton Directs F OI Tpnt Medical-Surgical Work at Bclhcsda yg BY ANNE MOORE n leni ™^^—P—S^M^HMM "YoBuY coulAM*d writMOOe *a book An additional oxygen tent about medical-surgical!" Teen Talk for emergency use at Bethesda Miss Alice Connors, medical- Platter Party Memorial Hospital will be the surgical supervisor of Bethesda first purchase of equipment to Memorial Hospital, told us Friday Night be made by the Bethesda Hos- when we stopped in to see her pital Association with money on our hospital rounds -- and U.S. NO. 1 - BY TOMI TARAYOS received in the 1960 Associ- we almost did! N. FEDERAL HWY. Daace contests, free ation membership drive. Miss Connors is the very LAZA PHONE 5491 records and albums, lots of Directors voted to buy the attractive young silver blond fun, loads of prizesi That's $660 tent at their meeting nurse you may have seen at in Boca Raton what's in store for Teen last Thursday in the hospital one time or another in your Towners tomorrow night at conference room at the re- hospital. (And now you the Charlie Muidock "Platter quest of Dr. Merrill F. know her name!) A Boca Party. "Ourfa- Steele, administrator. Raton resident for the last Dr. Steele emphasized that vorite disct four years, she lives at 354 jockey will be •Bethesda has an adequate N. E. fourth Street. we're making room for the future! here in person, , numberof tents for its patient Miss Connors has a B. S. spinning the bed capacity. However, he degree in nursing from Barry wax from 8:15i said he feels another tent is Go liege in Miami, as well as to 11:15. AdJ necessary as a "standby. " her R. N. from All Souls mission is only According to Mrs. John D. School of Nursing, Morris- 50 cents for a Moore, secretary, almost town, N. J. real swinging $2, 000 was given in member- Medical-surgical, in hos- evening of the ship dues of SI per person pital parlance, is the patient bed area of the hospital, ex- "tops in pops." Tosul Tarayos during the first three weeks You're all invited. of the drive. She reminded clusive of the obstetrics wing. furniture all persons interested in the Are, you looking forward to flff* The vast responsibility with hospital to send their dues. the fabulous "Moonlight which Miss Connors and the Cruise" scheduled for Feb. Col. Paul Veillard, Wil- staff nurses on the 7 a. m. to Miss Alice Connors, R. N.f B. S., of Boca Raton is the3:30 p.m. medical-surgical 13? We sure are, 'causeit's liam F. Koch and J. Leroy medical-surgical supervisor at Bethesda Memorial Hospital. shiftare charged is illustrated our Valentine's Day treat! Croft were elected to the by the fact that all scheduled Guys, you had better to be nominating committee and operations. X-ray and labo- sure to make a date with that will present a slate of direc- Drum and Bugle Corps ratory examinations and the special gal real soon! Are tors to be voted upon at the This is a rare event . . . with amazing opportunities for you! Our bulk of patient care and you hip? This cruise will be annual meeting Feb. 16 in entire store is being revamped to bring you an exciting new home furn- the hospital conference Picks Name and Officers treatment fall within those ishings presentation . . . filled with decorating ideas to make selection the greatest! hours. Obviously, surgery room. ed: Carl Freeman and Helen easy . . . and home planning a pleasure! Many thanks, kids, for The local drum and bugle and treatme nt during the George D. Clemmer of Jodrey, commanding officers; To make room for this glorious future, a vast assortment of very your help! The March of corps selected its official other hours of the hospital Boca Raton, first vice-presi- Joseph Fournier, quarter- Dimes drive, held last Thurs- name at a meeting Monday day are of an emergency desirable furniture now awaits your selection . . at unbelievable reduc- dent, presided at the meet- master; "Donald Kramer Jr., day evening, was very suc- night at the Legion Home. nature. tions! Famous name floor samples, one-of-a-kind and few-of-a-kind pieces ing in the absence of William cessful and we certainly ap- Because they are being spon- first lieutenant, drum sec- too numerous to list . . .with splendid choicae in almost every style and F. Koch, president. Mr. The "surgical" part of preciated all the willing sored by the Police Benevo- tion; Joseph W. Jodrey, first price range.. . . all from our regular-stock . . . and never before, at such Clemmer's suggestion that medical-surgical comes in teens who assisted. lent Association, members lieutenant, bugle section; wonderful prices! Come early for best choices ... all sales final . . no signs directing northbound chose the name, "Police the pre-operative and post- r Congratulations are due Ron Ballard, second lieu- mail or telephone orders ... no C.O.D. s. Everything subject to prior sale. traffic to Bethesda Memorial Cadets Junior Drum and operative care and treatment Jim Rutherford, our recrea- tenant, drum section, and be placed at the Federal Bugle Corps of Boca Raton. " which the medical-surgical Formerly Sale tion director, who received Larry Wilson, second lieu- Highway and Eighth Street The corps then assumed tenant, bugle section. nurses give patients at Be- Priced Price an award for "Distinguished thesda. and at Second Avenue and the colors of the Police De- The color guard's election Decorator chair, high back, cerulean blue silk 200.00 148.00 Service" from the Boca Itis Miss Connors who sees iVTarble top cocktail table, 40", pedestal base 170.00 119.00 Eighth Street in Delray Beach partment for uniforms which will be held Feb. 15. At that Junior Chamber of Com- thatall is functioning smooth- Luxurious lufted sola, turquoise 458.00 379.00 will be presented to the Hos- will be blue, gray and gold. time a sergeant will be nam- Lounge chair and ottoman, beige, both merce. We teens definitely ly in the patient bed area. 200.00 149.95 pital District Commission for The corps is strictly mili- ed. Any girl between 13 and Widdicomb sofa, light beige, muted stripe loose agree and are especially It is Miss Connors who is often action. tary and according to mili- 20 is eligible for this position cushion back 498.00 329.00 proud of our supervisor! called in when a patient wants tary rules and regulations the as well as any member of the to see "the person in charge* " following officers were nam- guard. ODD MIRRORS She is usually the first per- up to 50% OFF! Bible Conference to Hold son to listen to the problems AND PICTURES of the registered nurses, li- Italian Provincial dining group, 42" round extension Concert, Tea, Sports Rally BETHESDA HOSPITAL FUND table, 3 side and 1 arm chair, cane backs 272.00 195.00 censed practical nurses, nurses Tufted lounge chair, skirted, apricot 129.95 79.95 In Donor: aides and orderlies, on her A concert, a missionary tea rally are on the program for Hand decorated black cocktail table 107.00 79.95 Leroy DuLittle Mr. 8s Mrs. Ralph Knutsen & shift and to find solutions to Decorator lamp, Toreador base 125.00 99.00 for the ladies and a sports the coming week at the Boca Mrs. Aagot Knutsen them. Or she will take up Tufted lounge chair, skirted, apricot 129.95 79.95 Raton Bible Conference Samuel M. Gall ah or Mrs. Allen Spencer the problems with Mrs. Evelyn Italian Provincial open-arm chair, cherry 59,95 29.95 Grounds. Mrs. Day Mitchell Trio Will Star Mrs. Eleanor J. Smith Brown, director of nursing, The featured soloist for the Lucie M. Robfoins i IMPORTED DANISH FAMOUS Oscar H. Gagnon Mr. .& Mrs. Nicholas Platia another Boca Ratqri resident. Sacred Music Concert Satur- it ii »» DANSKWARE AtPosrtciana day night will be Richard Mrs. William E. Jones The emergency and re- ACCESSORIES 1/3 OFF! A trio of stage and screen Leonard G. Quackenbush Mrs. Harold Bond Veenstra of Chicago, a young Gift to Hospital covery rooms are under Miss performers will romp through Mr. & Mrs. Joseph LaPides Heritage chaise longuc 275.00 99.95 gospel tenor heard on both William H. Morris FlrstPres. Church of D.B. Connors' supervision from 7 90" sofa, loose foam cushions, off-white 239.95 199.50 Harry Kurnitz'hilarious lam- Gift to Hospital radio and television and in Rosary Altar Society at St. to 3:30. She assigns a nurse Danish imrtort, cane back pull-up chair 82.00 59.00 poon on long-hair musicians, Vincent Ferrer's Church to emergency or very often Walnut end table, cane shelf, plastic top 45.00 29.50 oratorios in New York and Dr. Louis Zasly Mr. & Mrs. Sam Henszey "Once More With Feeling," ti ft n takes over herself. Italian bar stool, black frame, hand-woven rush Chicago. Mr. 8B Mrs. Armory S. Carhart back and seat 29.95 14.95 opening at Frank J. Hale's John H. Jones Mrs. Charlotte M. Burd As if the above weren't Several sports figures will Albert S C-ehi- Luxurious lounge chair, pumpkin fabric 149.99 99.95 Ifoyal Poinciana Playhouse in Klvrard s Club of Delray Bch. enough, Miss Connors does Palm Beach next Monday for speak at an All-Star Sports Gift to Hospital Everett T. Young Mrs. Potler much in theway of in-service the week. Rally at 3 p.m. Sunday in Clvltan Club of Delray Bch. Charles L,aP'iBt£be Hardrlves of Delray, Inc. educationof the nursing staff, Jan Sterling, Chester Mor- the main auditorium. Among DECORATOR LAMPS Pitts Car Rental, Inc. giving refresher courses to ris and Fred Clark will share them will be Pete Brewster, Broad Selection for Every Room up to 50% OFF! Mrs. H J.Schmidt nurses who are returning to star billing. professional football player; Lee Bland Dr. & Mrs. N.M.Weems Jr. Johnny Spence, golf pro- Mrs. Andrew Kilby Dr. & Mrs. N.M.Weems Jr. the profession after a long The central figure in "Once Roily L. Wllhite Table lamp, pfttk 50.00 19.95 fessional and instructor, and Mr. 8s Mrs. V.H.Turklngton absence, keeping the staff More With Feeling" is an Gift to Hospital Mr. & Mrs, William C. Griffith Tub chair, brown tweed, channel back 58.95 39.95 Billy Vessels, athlete from Margaret Sullavan Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bond apprised of new techniques Valentine-Seaver armless cocktail chair, good colors 49.95 37.95 egomaniac orchestra con- II H ductor who, from shattering Oklahoma University. Bill Mrs. Richard H. Grant and making the transition Modern walnut desk, 5 drawers 89.95 55.00 Barr, recreation director of Gift to Hospital Richard W. Simons from another hospital to the Cocktail table, walnut, plastic top 45.00 29.50 his musicians' fiddles and Mrs. Mamie Deaiderick Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. LUley Deerfield Beach, will intro- Bethesda staff smoother to Teak finish dinette suite, 48" buffet, 42" round trustees* nerves, can hardly Gift to Hospital Kraeer Funeral Home table (ext. ta 60"), 4 chairs 339.90 289.00 find an orchestra to conduct. duce them. Gift to Hospital Mrs. B.G.Odescalehl ensure a well-integrated team MfiSen H. Fegley The play ran for eight months On Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 2 Mr. fe Mrs. William F. Derby familiar with procedure and p. m. the Women's Missionary Mr. & Mrs. Chester A. Dady policy at your hospital. on Broadway. BesserMfg. Co.,Alpena, Mich OCCASIONAL TABLES __, m _Ao/ „___ Francis Lederer and tele- Fellowship of the Bible Con- Mrs. Henry von Rhau Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Sanford Miss Connors conducted Modern, French & Italian Provincial and 7"vZ» fft MlVL firFl Gift to Hospital vision's Vivian Vance will ference Church will hold the Walter Forstner die most recent course for contemporarontemporary - wide selection veneers «W/° IV %PV/° VI 8 • star in ihe current Brca dway weekly tea in the Tea Garden Contributions: may be sent to Bethesda Memorial Fund, Box 461, Woman's Hospital Auxiliary and finishes, many with marble. Delray Beach, Fla. comedy hit, "Marriage-Go- at the Bible Grounds. The members who wished to be speaker will be Henry Geiger trained as Auxiliary(nurses) Round", at the Playhouse for trees and shrubs by cold wea- Teak hutch for buffet or china, crown glass 139.00 59.50 of the Children's Bible Hour. aides and is working with the week beginning Feb. 15. Men's Garden ther and use of various types Standbuilt decorator chair, light beige 178.00 99.75 Mrs. Kermit Shoaf, Mrs. Bliss Mrs. Brown on a manual of Teak buffet, cane doors, and hutch with o f fertilizers. ButtandMrs. Marvin Stevens nursing procedures for the crown glass, both 212.00 110.00 Club Meets Charter membership is still willberefreshmenthostesses. Bethesda staff. The first Brown tweed sofa, 110", Modern 265.00 199.95 The Men's Garden Club of open. Regular meetings are French Provincial sofa, white frame and covet 284.00 229.50 Harold Wildish of Jamaica draft will be approved by all Boca Raton met at the Scout scheduled for the fourth Mon- Modern walnut desk, 48" 55.95 39.95 Open Tuesday will speak during a series of nurses and, in final form, Hut last week with an day of each month with the conference services begin- will be the exclusive property Palm Beach Musicamival's attendance of 28 gardeners. nextmeeting set for Feb. 22 ning next Tuesday at 9:30 of Bethesda Memorial Hos- opening show of the season, A get-acquainted session was at the Scout Hut. DECORATIVE PILLOWS "Kismet", will get the the- a. m. and 7:30 p. m. pital. 1/3 to 1/2 OFF! held. Many states, including The Men's Garden Club of Wide assortment colors, shapes and sizes ater-in-the-round off to a The conference will play Maine, New York, Arizona, host to 200 of its sponsors on Boca Raton will hold a board Employment Reaches start on Tuesday, Feb. 9, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Saturday beginning with a of directors' meeting at 10 New H; h jn 69" sofa, Ufcriisn, several decorator colors 138.00 99.50 with Joan Kibrig making were represented. Turquoise lbtmge chair, high back, open arm 52.95 39.95 a return to play one of the pre-breakfast prayer service a. m. today in City Hall. A round table forum was Directors will set forth Although construction 5-pc. black square-tubular dinette suite, 42T round white leading roles. and a mid-morning business showed a normal seasonal plastic top table, pedestal base, four side chairs cov- held covering such subjects the policy and discuss the A top favorite with Musi- meeting. downturn, Florida non-farm ered in white plastic 265.95 195.00 as prevention of damage to constitution and by-laws. carnival audiences, the blond employment increased 40, - Lady's lounge chair, tufted back, gray-brown 99.95 69.95 Five-cushion Modern sofa, 110", white and beige 265.00 229.50 •>medienne will appear as 600 in December to a new 2-pedestal Walnut desk, 57" 139.95 114.50 Lalume in "Kismet", which .record high of 1, 331, 600. Luxurious white lounge chair 269.00 130.00 will continue through Sunday, State Industrial Commis- Feb. 14. sion Chairman James T. Following "Kismet" will Vocelle said this was "the One-of-a-Kind be " The Merry Widow," firsttime in Florida's history CABINETS BUFFETS starring Robert Rotmseville, that the nonagricultural em- Feb. 16-21; "Desert Song", ployment estimate has ex- CHESTS AND HEADBOARDS 25%to 60% OFF! Feb. 23- 28;"Damn Yankees", ceeded 1,300, 000." Too numerous to list March l-6» "Naughty Mari- etta", also starring Robert Water Plant Course Black and gold decorator chest, three drawers 63.95 49.95 Rounseville, March 8-13,and Is Attended by Four Chair, high back, blue quilt print, white frame 259.00 199.00 "Show Boat", March 15-20. Four local men are at- Modern cane-side pull-up chair, turquoise 145.95 119.95 Performances will be Tues- tending the 18-week course Off-white sofa, 102" long, foam cushions 519.00 399.00 Gold lounge chair 99.00 79.95 day through Friday at 8:30 for water plant operators in mathematics and chemistry Italian Provincial bedroom suite, cherry veneers, Dresser, p. m., two shows on Satur- mirror, chest/2 twin beds, night stand 555.00 439.50 day at6 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., which started Tuesday night Party table, cherry veneers, 48" diam. 95.00 76.00 and Sunday at 7 p. m. at Palm TBeach Junior College. Floor lamp, pink ; 55.00 19.95 Attending from the Boca Charming cane chair, heart-shaped back : • . • 18.00 12.95 Foil Foils Rabbits Raton Water Plant are Wil- French Provincial sofa, fruitwood, gold silk j 458.00 359.95 Round back pull-up chair, wood arms,* gold fabric [ 114.95 79.95 Research by University of liam Eddinger, Gus Hager, Shown above are the newly-elected officers and directors of the Men's Garden White French Provincial end table, marble top 69.50 49.95 Wisconsin wildlife specialists William Smith and William Club of Boca Raton, which meets the fourth Monday of every monthat the Scout Hut Heritage 3-pc. sectional, blue texture 1068.50 399.00 indicates tfeat expanded alu- Doyle. Imported teak armless chair, coral 119.00 79.95 at 7:30 p.m. Left to right are O. H Nelson, treasurer; E. A. Cameron, vice-presi- rxiiflLirn foil provides a prac- The course is being given Two-tier round cocktail table, white and gold plastic top 109.00 69.00 dent; James Ingraham, president; William R. Smith, director; J. E. Mannion, sec- Swivel tub chair, coral tical way to prevent rabbit by the Florida Water and 121.50 99.50 retary, and John Flancher, parliamentarian. Directors not pictured are George 94" curved sofa, brown and beige print 418.00 336.50 damage to trees and shrubs Sewage Operators Associa- Young and William T. Maver. —Boca Raton News Photo. HOURS9;30 TO 5;30 OPENMON. AND FRI. EVE.'TILL 9. OTHER EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT during Winter. tion, 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, 1960 keInv es The "Little Shop" Honor Rolls Listed iStuart Moor* e of Beautiful Shoes At Two Schools President Eisenhower has invited Stuart L. Moore of The honor roll for the third roll of the J. C. Mitchell Boca Raton to attend the six-week period of the Boca School for the third six-week President's Conference on Raton School was announced period. ffonor students are: PALMETTO PARK ARCADE Occupational Safety to be this week by Principal Robert FIFTH GRADE — Donald 131 E. PALMETTO PK. RD. held in Washington, D. C., Trafford. Honorsmdentsare: Robinson, teacher; Debbie March 1-3. Sixth Grade --JohnKalas, Avampato, Jane Criswell, FEATURING LADIES FASHION FOOTWEAR The conference will bring Betty Campbell, Diane Jack- Barbara Hicks, Eloise Lyon, together in the Nation's Capi- I. MIL.LER son, Janet Taylor, Robert Carol Strimbu, Donna Ulack, For All Occasions tal more than 3, 000 leaders MADEMOISELLE Doerr, William Flavell, John Matteis, Vincent Mat- MANNEQUIN and Pocketbooks! from American industry, la- Stacey Kramer and Hollace teis and Curt Willocks. FORTUNET bor, agriculture, federal, Osborne. FIFTH" GRADE -- Eugene DOMANI from $6.95 to $32.95 state and local governments, Fifth Grade -- Barbara Davidson, teacher; Jeffrey insurance education, health Campbell, Susan Carew, Clark. and private safety organiza- For Your VALENTINE ... Janet Hudson, Carolyn John- SIXTH GRADE— Eugene Davidson, teacher, Robert tions from all parts of the son, Susan Troxell, Diane Showing approval of the Chevrolet Corvair that-wlll be given away on Feb. 26, Hintz and Linda Halinar. country. One of three new styles Borchardt, Pamela Mosher the night of the Fiesta del Corazon (Heart Fund Ball), are Mrs, F. Cutter Cobb, SIX TH GRADE--Miss Edna Their purpose is to devise Spirited is the word for Merc- and Billy Feltner. seated, prize chairman, and her assistant. Miss Martha Sproull of Hillsboro Beach. Winfield, teacher; Sally and then apply voluntary, co- ury's exciting tapered toe Fourth Grade — Gardner Proceeds from the ticket sales for the donated automobile and otherprizes will be Fleming, Susan Kane, Agnes operative means forreducing slipper in soft glove leather Campbell,. Richard Sheffield, added to the net proceeds from the Heart Fund Ball. McGinley, Jeannie Hynes, the 13,300 deaths and nearly with its impressive natural Carleen Feddern, Laura Sue Fitzgerald, Gene Selleck 2 million disabling injuries Mrs, Gobb'sBoca Raton committee includes Mrs. Geoige Roy, Mrs. Eugene Lynch, wooden buckle. Bleak, green, Smith, Karen Villars, Doreen and Susan Beard. occurring annually because Mrs. Russ Benson and Mrs. Herbert Brown. Arthur Vining Davis is honorary chairman or bone. Fabulously comfort- Mitchell, Karen Prowe, of on-the-job accidents. for the ball at the Boca Racon Club. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyner Jr. are general chair- able foam insoles and heel Michele Doerr, Karen Mos- SEVENTH GRADE — Mrs. This effort is summarized men. , lifts. Handwashable. Sizes her and Karen Lorentzen. Margaret Heidgerd, teacher; Carter Bondesen,. Dennis in the conference theme: small (4-6), medium (6-b"), Principal Paul Matwiy this large(8'10). In their own see- Eshleman, Ricky Peirce, Ellen "The Challenge of Safety in Sobel Leases week announced the honor through gold-strung carrying Brown, Susan Clark, Diane a Changing World," Personals FBANKJ.HALE Crowell, Kathy Kleiner, Secretary of Labor James Gen. and Mrs. Walter Hess their Estates home, readying Delray Drive-in case. 3.95 President Karen Leggett, Sandra Pfan- P. Mitchell is general chair- of Washington, D. C., were it for sale. The Delray Drive-in The- PAUL CHABTHEE ner and Sandra Skinner. man of the conference. recent guests of Maj. Gen. ater has been leased for a <£t*44 Producing Mr. SEVENTH GRADE — Mrs. Moore is a vice-president and Mrs. Thomas J. Hanley. Sussiecks Entertain long term period to William Patricia Cone, teacher;Steve of the Florida State Hotel Both- generals were class- With Dinner Party G. Sobel byEliasrChalhubof West Palm Beach, 71 So. Fed. Hwy. New Phone No. 4824 Briggs, Tom Eastman, Ray Association, industry member mates of Dwight D. Eisen- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sus- Sobel, now a resident of Koob, Danny Sokol, Larry of the Florida Industrial Com- jjower at West Point in 1915. sieck entertained last Thurs- mission by gubernatorial ap- Hanley, as class secre- Delray Beach and former Worthington, Jean Hewey, Gen> day night with a cocktail pointment, and was recently owner of the Stamford, Pam Hopkins, Betty Manning, tary, is chairmanof tiiel915. dinoer party in their Estates 'oinoana named to tie National De- Conn., Drive-in Theater, Jane Plungis, Sally Tarayos, Reunion at West Point Mili- home. Do you love someone, PLAYHOUSE fense Executive Reserve by • revealed plans for extensive Glenna Villars and Carol tary Academy in June. Among the guests were Mr. Beach Florida alterations and remodeling Welch. Frederick H. Mueller, Sec- Mrs. William (Virginia) j Mrs. David Garvin, Mr. Most people do. WEEK OF FEi, $-13 retary of Commerce of the anc of •• the theater, to cost in SEVENTH GRADE -- John Derby, expected to arrive and Mrs. James Caldwell, Mr. United States. excess of $25, 000. a Hager Jr., teacher; Dick this week from Baltimore, and Mrs. W. W. Thomson, We love children, you must too. Jan it Chaster Heidgerd, Norman Sheffield, Md., has changed her plans Mr. and Mrs. Eskild Bonde- Work of modernizing the Linda Anderson, Nancy Three Model due to illness in the family, sen, Mrs. Clarence Kille- outdoor theater on U. S. 1 Sferfiig Morris between Delray Beach and Valentine gifts we have to sell, Drews, Fran Gaglio,v Gail Mrs. Allen Helffrich of brew, Mr. and Mrs. John Fred Clark Gutzmer, Mollie Linton, Homes Ready Greenwich, Conn., is the Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boynton is already under way. For the folks we love so well. Siri Norem and Lynn Smith. Three new model homes house guest of Mrs. Ralph Lasker, Mr. and Mrs. Her- "All hew speakers and pro- In the hilarious rib at EIGHTH GRADE — Larry Tyner Jr. Mrs. Helffrich was bert Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. jection booth equipment will long-hair musicians will be introduced to the If we run out at the store, Patrone, teacher; Bill Law- public this weekend in Boca enroutefrom Bogota, Colom- Anthony Lamont, Mr. andbe installed before the end of "Once More With son, Mark Selleck, Cary Raton Square. bia, where she had been Mrs. William Mahoney, Mr. the month, " Sobel said. In Let us know we'll order more. Feeling" Kammerman, Darlene Ma- Two of the new models are visiting her son. and Mrs. Harland Miller, addition, the snack bar, box caulay, Dianne Munyer, Mary 1960 versions of the Regis Mrs. James Curtis, former Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis, office and restroomswill be By HflHRY KOBHIT2 Alice Renfro, Margot Shaul, homes, built by Blackman resident and now living in Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Ebert, enlarged and modernized. Directed JAMES DYA'S Judy Wells, Edna Young and and Hubshman Construction Atlanta, Ga., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shapiro Plans also call for road im- Setting PAUL BERTELSEN Susan Turmail. Company. This third is a Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe and Mr. and Mrs., William provements, landscaping Reich. and beautifying the theater. PLAYING ® Feb. 1-6 EIGHTH GRADE — Mrs. Storybook dwelling designed in the Estates vhile her hus- Dorothy Bearson, teacher; and built with an architec- band is on a trip to Germany. The theater will continue %WAI/rfK SLEZAK Vickie Altman, Joan Bene- tural styling unusual in this Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Mrs. Jordan Honors to' operate except when the in "THE'GAZEBO" dict, Jane Bibeau, Sherry area by I. Dale Walke and Root were guests of Mr. and Husband With Party projection booth equipment isinstalled. This will neces- Seats Tues. ifcru Scrt. Eves. Only Butcher, Judy Herrin, Pa- Associa tes. Both firms have Mrs. d'Arcy Rutherford at Mrs. A. Austin Jordan was sitate closing down for two For Ees. Call TE &9S tricia McGinley, Jane Mul- built numerous homes in the the dinner dance at the Ever- hostess for a cocktail buffet 172 Boca Raton Road Phone 4300 or three days. Write JBox 231, Palm Beach ligan and Diane Riley. subdivision during the last glades Club in Palm Beach. birthday party honoring her year. The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Al-husband Sunday in their bert Judd of Westwood, N. J., home. Turnpike Traffic U are spending the Winter sea- Among the guests were Under New Management 24 Percent Over " son at the Studio Apartments. Mrs. Elise Jordan, Mrs. Ressie Mr. and Mrs. William Marnpe, Mr. and Mrs. George Traffic and tolls on the Augenanger of Babylon, Long Lilienthal, Mr. and Mrs. Sunshine State Parkway in Island, are visiting Mr. and John Sheller, Miss Millie December were the second Mrs. Richard Ross, of Villa Jordan and Al Kreuscher, KELVIN ATOR highest in the history of the Rica. Mr. Augenanger has all of Boca Raton; Mr. and brings you Turnpike, according to just retired from the Radio Mrs. Jess Zieglebour of Pom- Thomas B. Manuel, chair- Corporation of America. pano Beach and W. Theodore DELRAY man of the Florida State HEAVY-DUTY WASHING Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Watson Brady of Huntington, Long Turnpike Authority. hadas recentguests Mr. and Island, N. Y. Only March, 1959, ex-Mrs. Grant Wemp of Mon- On US. Highway I So Gentle It Won't ceeded the December figures. treal, Canada. Mrs. Shober Entertains Traffic in December aver- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander For Mrs. Bethuel Moore Delray Beach DRIVE-IN aged 2, 440 vehicles a day J. FitzGerald of Boca Raton Mrs. Frank Shober enter- Tear A Paper Napkin! more than the same month a have as their guests, Mr. andtained at a 'cocktail buffet year ago for a whopping Mrs. Carl D. Hibbard of party recently for Mrs. percentage increase of slight- THIS PAPER NAPKIN-STAINED Minneapolis and Crosslakes, Bethuel Moore. THROUGH WITH KETCHUP . . . ly more than 24 percent. Minn. Mrs. Hibbard is Mrs. Among the guests were THEATRE FitzGerald'ssister. Mr. Hib- Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Matt- India produced about 35, - bard was formerly head of hews, Mr., and Mrs. Ted WASHED 5 MINUTES WITH KELVINATOFTS 500 automobiles last year. DEEP TURBULENT WASHING ACTION ... the Veterans Administration Sieferth, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- REMODELING and MODERNIZING of Minnesota. liam Wright, Mr. and Mrs. TROPICAL}*- Mr. and Mrs. E. Sheffield George Clemmer, Dr. and COMES OUT COMPLETELY Work Now In Progress... CLEAN-WITHOUT A TEAR! Smith have as their guest Mrs. William G. O'Donnell, FISH K her sister, Mrs. Bethuel Mr. and Mrs. E. Sheffield Moore of Long Beach, Calif., Smith and Mrs. Thoma^s Giles. SOON SOON SOON « AQUARIUMS^ and her father, Fred J. Mar- ALL NEW ALL NEW ALL NEW Michael LoBianco « FISH FOODS tin of New York City. SPEAKERS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sha- Has Birthday Party SOUND PROJECTION SUPPLIES piro, who planned to move Michael Lo Bianco, son of to Palm Springs, Calif., in Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lo Bianco, In Addition SNACK BAR, BOX OFFICE, and RESTROOMS Tropical Aquarium Center a few weeks changed their celebrated his sixth birthday ... ' Will Be Enlarged and Modernized plans and left last week for with a party in his home in 248 N. Fed. Hwy., Pompano their new home there by WH 1-3048 Ocean Heights on Sunday. plane. They have closed His guests included Bob, DELRAY Carole Jean and Ceb Mc- You Will Like The Kenry, Danny Becker, Hank DRIVE-IN EVERY SATURDAY 6-9 PM. Buerckholtz, Marion and Dianna Tranchina of Miami FHS.-SAT. Fob. 3 and! 6 § SUN.-MON.-TUES. Feb. 7-8-9 and Michael's sister, Kathie. HALEY'S famous ,-«„ . cn 1C „ i in Color - WALT DISNEY'S Garvins Entertain Battle of Coral Sea § „, ,,, +u A, «. Guests at Hiateah "Ten Seconds To Hell" | 3rd Man on the Mountain Mr. and Mrs. David Garvin "RxForMurder1* BUFFET entertained in their box at 1 "The Rabbit Trap" HialeahRace Track Tuesday I D.sney'$ "NOAH'S ARK" afternoon. This Coupon Will ADMIT DRIVER FREE!! I Featuring: Delicious Their guests were Mr. and BORROWING THE TECHNIQUE OF STORES THAT HOLD I Mrs. Mark Lasker, Mr. and "ALTERATION SALES", THE DELRAY DRIVE-IN WILL ADMIT | PRIME RIB of BEEF Mrs. James Fuller, Mr. and ALL AND AS MUCH. AS YOU CAN SAT Mrs. Robert Sussieckand Mr. DRIVER FREE OF CHARGE . . .. MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY ONE j and Mrs. Charles Kelley of i PAIr« D ADUCT ADMISSION;.. GOOD ANY NIGHT... VOID AFTER FEB. 9th, , WITH -TRADE We Also Feature FULL COURSE Deerfield Beach. We Have TOO MANY DINNERS and A La CARTE «jft Superbly professional portraits in color. TRADE-INS ' • • . +C Informal album studies of child, home or pet. MRS. HALEY yL Color post cards, intriguing personal cards, Pick 'Em Up CHEAP ! HOSTESS jjf Sparkling business ad shots and brochures. UNIVERSAL APPLIANCE SAND PHOTOS Boca Raton 3484 $kilS WC M ff/mm *om & cmxrt/ii twms First resident photographers in this area. Over 20 years experience *i*f«#rugOCSAM) oes*net# taking quality photographs in color and black and white for es7i America's leading magazines. Thursday, February 4, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS FLOORING Women Plan NEW T V ANTENNA DISCOVERY Plan Your Needs Now Retarded Children Two Projects MAKES ALL OTHER ANTENNAS FREE ESTIMATES OBSOLETE- •- NO OBLIGATION Program Explained The women of St. Gre- gory's Episcopal Church are EAST COAST SPECIAL Engineered for Headquarters Mrs. D. Norleyof the Palm Mrs. Norley a lso told of working on two projects. G Beach County Exceptional some of the known causes of One is for a dessert card SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE ON CHANNELS For The Modern Children's Program was guest mental retardation and what' party for men and women to 4-7-10-5- 12 GOLD CORODIZED m Fashion In speaker before the Beta Sigma is being done toward pre- be held Feb. 19 at 8 p. m. ai i Floors Phi sorority meeting at the vention. a place to be decided later. * Making Possible for the FIRST TIME A Chamber of Commerce Mrs. Shirley Beery was also Co-chairmenare Mrs. Frank CUSTOMIZED ANTENNA ... Engineered F building. a guest speaker and told about Shober, Mrs. Harvey Weeks For your area . . . your terrain for your channels . . the "Gay Nineties" produc- and Mrs. H. W. Fitzgerald. your front-to-back ratio conditions . . . for your gain Mrs. Norley told how the ¥ '' » Carper tion the Delray Beach Chap- The other event will be a requirements Z_ • Resilient Tile Exceptional Children's pro- ter of the sorority is present- pancake supper in the church featuring Exclusive Corrosive II • Sanding and gram was started and how it ing to raise money for a slat parish hall on Shrove Tues- Resistant Process "CORODIZING" Finishing grew in West Palm Beach. house to be presented to the day, March 1, from 6 to 8 —Sold and Installed exclusively by— She said it was started about CB 8-121C Exceptional Children's Pro- p. m. This will be open to two years ago when a group SOUTHERN TV,INC. 118 No. Pederal gram. the public. of 32 parents of mentally re- Dal ray Beach Mrs. Jane Hutchens, vice- Committee chairmen for 20th. St. & Fed Hwy. Ph 4004 tarded children got together president, announced the the supper are Mrs. Earle to discuss their problems and dates set up for pledge train- Closson, Mrs. Vincent Muel- formed an organization to Boca Interior Shop ing meetings and pledge test. ler and Mrs. Joe Raybourne. try to getsomekind of speci- A committee was selected formerly "THE UPHOLSTER ar»H al schooling for their children. to nominate officers for the Loan Repayment Good She said there is now such coming year. The Beta Sigma Fhi sorority donated a phonograph to the Credit unions have a re- INTERIOR DECORATOR" a schooling program held in Mrs. Barbara Dunster re- PTA-sponsored kindergarten at St. Gregory's Episcopal markable record for repay- of Scarsdale, N.Y. Located at the same West Palm Beach with a " portedon the portable stereo Church recently.. Showing the new stereophonic portable ment of loans; less than one teacher appointed by the phonograph donated to the to kindergarten students Mary Galvin and Ernest Clausnitzer fifth of 1 percent are not re- Address for 22 years School Board and a helper. community kindergarten. is Marilyn Mangus, sorority member. paid. A parcel of land was granted After the meeting, co-hos- HAS NOW LOCATED in BOCA RATON and a building is being erected tesses Mrs. Jean Good and And with the full benefit of the long through donations of money, Mrs. Helen Hallman served experience gained will specialize ORKIN materials and time. refreshments. in the following... Personals Tabled custom DRAPERY CALL Dr. and Mrs. Fred Holford window shopping for houses BOCA RATON 3 574 of Cooperstown, N. Y., are and may make their home and BEDSPREADS guess of Mr. and Mrs. Fay here. Rhoode. They have been Mrs. T. A. Sieferth enter- form-fit SLIP COVERS tained last week at a lunch- eon in honor of Mrs. Bethuel Fine New England Moore of Long Beach, Calif., FREE TRIP sister of Mrs. Sheffield Smith. UPHOLSTERY Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sim- AH Workdone in Boca Raton to NASSAU monds entertained at a cock- RESTORATION OF tail buffet party honoring ANTIQUES • AUBUSSON TAPESTRY FOR 2....Value$250.00 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Allen and their son, Charles, Looking over a group of exciting prizes awarded at their social party yesterday , Needlepoint . Fine FURNITURE Tickets Available at the of Bannockburn, 111. The at the Arcade Tap Room, Delray Beach, are Bethesda Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Aliens have just moved into members, left to right, Mrs. C. Anderson Hubbard, Mrs. Russell Craige, Mrs. Wil- following Local Merchants their Estates home, liam Hallman, Mrs. Howard Hoad, Mrs. J. N. Sloan and Mrs. Edward Thomas. 1.05 E. Palmetto'Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Ph. 391 Mover Boca Pharmacy) Ph. 3911 Palmer have as their guests ALMEDA FRISK FEDERAL TV their daughter, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Shea Entertains Dr. and Mrs. Engel DRESS SHOP E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Entertain at Dinner S. Federal Hwy. (Carol) Somers, and children, Honoring Mrs. Snyder DALE GARDEN SUPPLY Bobby and David of Baltimore, Dr. and Mrs.' William Engel S. Federal Hwy BOCA RATON LAUNDRY Md. Mr. Somers will arrive MB. Frank Shea of Boca entertained Tuesday night for AND CLEANERS Raton Square entertained re- 50 NE 1st Ave. JOE MEEHAN the first week in February to cocktails and dinner at La MEN'S WEAR join his family for a visit. cently at a coffee honoring Coquille in Palm Beach. BOCA BAG SHOP 127 E. 1st St. her husband's mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Young Among their guests were 197 S.E. 1st Ave. Bertha Snyder, and the Sheas' JOHNSON & TIFFANY recently arrived just in time Mr. and Mrs. Howard Har- house guest, Mrs. K. Hey- BOCA RATON 5 & 10, INC. 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. to welcome their son-in-law vey, Dr. and Mrs. James wood of Lansdowne, Pa. Boca Raton Road and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Niederof Delray Beach, Dr. KEMP SHOE SALON Among the guests were E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Don Sutler, and their daugh- and Mrs. William G. O'- BOCA LINEN & FABRIC Mrs. W. Bengal, Mrs. L. SHOP ter, Susan, from Akron, Ohio. Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. New- KIDDY KAMPUS Richards, Mrs. F. Lane, Mrs. 170 E. Boca Raton Rd. They plan to stay about three ell Wallace and John M. 172 Boca Raton Rd. W. Brown, Mrs. T. Mere- weeks. Roberts. •-' .;*•• BOCA RATON OFFICE dith, .Mrs. R. Daiibenspeck, SUPPLY MUSIC CENTER The Countess Marie An- 136 E. Boca Raton Rd. Mrs. D. J. Kramer, Mrs. W. 71 S.E. First Ave. toinette D'Oultremont is on Surprise Party Honors Gibson, Mrs. R. Beeh, Mrs. a West Indies cruise and is Mrs. Hager on Birthday BOCA RATON PHARMACY MARGE'S SPORTSWEAR F. Martens and Mrs. D. N.E. 1st Ave&PalmettoRd. 117 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. expected to return soon. Gus Hager surprised his McKnew. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe wife this *week with a party. BOCA RAY JEWELER RAY KOHL & SON Joining the festivities were Boca Raton Rd. OFFICE SUPPLY have arrived from Webster Former Binqhamton 123 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. Groves, Mo., and are oc- Residents Entertained' Mr. and Mrs. William Pren- DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE cupying their Winter home dergasjt Sr., Mr. and Mrs. ROADMAN'S DEPT. STORE Mr. and Mrs. Norman 75 S. Federal Hwy in the Estates. William Eddinger, Mr. and Boca Raton Rd. Slater were hosts to a cock- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lou Bukk, Mr. and Mrs. FLORENCE FASHIONS tail party in their home last ROYAL PATRICIAN Larry Keen are Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and Mr. and 111 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Wednesday night for a group BEAUTY SHOP Tom Colombo and Mr. and Mrs. P._ Sampieri. HANDSEL HOUSE, Royal Palm Shopping Center of former residents of Bing- Mrs. John Reed of Herrin, HOBBIES hamton, N. Y. 137 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. SOUTHERN TV, INC. Ohio. Attending were Mr. and 1927 N. Federal Hwy. Mr. and Mrs. George Dear- ISLE OF MAN Mrs. William H. Weiwin, dorff of York, Pa,, and Boca MEN'S WEAR WELSH BOOTERY Mr. and Mrs. G. Ellis, Mr. 119 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Raton, have as their guests 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. and Mrs. Howard Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Coch- WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Martin, Dm*riMJ B**eh, Flv. JACK AND JILL SHOP ran of Sheffield, Pa. Cochran 123 S.E. 1st St. 144 S. Federal Hwy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schmidt F T PEBT fm Hm is a former vice-president of RENTALS"- RFPAIRS " « * and Mrs. Clara D. Lake. IMdd Atl.nlici TD B.ginn.,, FLOYD NEERING CHARLES C. SQ'UKES Alcoa in Pittsburgh. KITH E0«IPUE«r rU»C«AJE HAIR STYLIST ELECTRONICS OF SIMM 48 N.E. 1st Ave. 115 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Re are Florida ranks 13th in the tj" OR «OB£ entertaining house guests Mr. nation in the number of beef DIAL 9075 IMPERIAL JEWELERS BRASS KNOCKER and Mrs. Nick Mercurio of cattle. 99 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. GIFT SHOP S. Federal Hwy. Cambridge, Mass.; Col. MATTY'S CLEANERS Peter Borre of Rome1, Italy, 20th St. at Federal Hwy. and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whee- 200 AWAH® WILLBIMADi ler of New York City, at their SOUTH home on Spanish River Road FEDERAL ST. PATKICIC'S DAY, Mar. 17 in the Estates. HIGHWAY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen US FOR A BANK AUTO LOAN in SANiOifti SGUARi - 7-8 P.M. have as their guesther sister, Following Band Concert and before Mrs. Isabella Harby of Scars- dale, N. Y. Mrs. Allen en- ST. PATRICK'S Day Parade tertained Fridayata luncheon Proudly Presents Before you buy yoor new car, see us for all the facts and in her sister's honor. figures on a bank Auto Loan. See how you can enjoy all the YOU MUST BE PHISIOT TO WIN Mrs. Anna Virginia Eaton Merchants, their families And of St. Joseph, Mich., is the advantages of a "cash buyer" ... and, at the same time save Employees Not Eligible To Win. house guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mrs-LovisFalk, money on your loan! 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TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE ALL EQUIPMENT Call Boca 9368 'Your Friendly Home-Owned Bank' PLACING AND FINISHING RADIO DISPATCHED Mrs. Falk will be happy PATIO WORK Member of Deposit Insurance Corp. To Serve You. 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, I960 Man Rips Bandage, Taken to Hospital Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers A Boca Raton man, held in jail awaiting trial on NEON BOGA RATON NEWS charges of public intoxica- PAINTED CARDS tion and disturbing the peace, PAPER was taken to Bethesda Me- 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida Florida is swinging into a Florida-bound planes are morial Hospital last Wednes- new season in good shape. day after he allegedly feign- Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 heavy. The same holds true DIAL DIAL Growth the last year has been ed unconsciousness in his cell. Published Every Thursday for other forms of transporta- 8175 steady and sound. Indications tion. Police said Charles L. 60 N. DIXIE 8175 are it will continue. Interest in the state as an Moore, 35, who had worked HaJford R. Houser, Publisher Business generally is good industrial location continues, as a caddy at the Boca Raton H. CJay Riley, Business and Advertising Manager and industry is flourishing. thanks to the advertising and Hotel, was treated fora bum BUY your FORD Rodney G Brower, Circulation and promotion Manager Such labor problems as have promotion efforts of the Flo- on his left leg received from Beatrice Landry, News Editor cropped up have been settled rida Development Commis- an oil stove. Police said Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising Manager quickly and production has not sion and private firms. New Moore ripped the bandage FALCON or suffered to any extent. industries, large and small, off and then feigned uncon- Entered as second class matter at the post office The Florida Real Estate continue to come into the sciousness. ' THUNDERBIRD of Boca Raton, Fla., December 1,-1955 Commission has been keep- state and many already estab- REALTORS OF from ing a weather eye on pro- lished are expanding. BOCA RATON Subscription Rates: 7 year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 moters selling Florida land Population-wise, Florida Thefollowing are by mail. More restrictions members of the is making giant strides with loca Raton Board MORRIS KAY >f Realtors. Doing are being place don this type new permanent residents lo- uslness with then on are assured of operation designed to safe- cating in all sections. Some he highest type of service thaf can at Earl Wallace Ford guard the buyer. Big opera- of these newcomers are re- be administered in the field of Real Editorial tors appear to be conducting tirees with steady incomes, Estate practice. 700 N. Federal Hwy, Delray Beach a sound operation. others represent workers, ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- CR 6-5211 RUTHERFORD DEDICATED TO HIS JOB Florida highways are skilledor otherwise, who are eral Hwy., phone 4249. crowded with out-of-state W.P.BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal Last week a young man of the commu- Force for four years between 1951 and 1955. attracted to the state because Hwy., phone 8S21. nity was singled out for an outstanding Then he joined the Boca Raton Fire Depart- cars. Traffic is getting hea- of its growth and opportuni- BENSON REALTY, 501 E. pal- ment in 1955 and served until 1958, when vier every day and a sharp etto parkRd,, phone 5435, honor by a group of civic-minded young ties for employment. CONN C. CURRY REALTY, 2 men. he was appointed supervisor of recreation. increase in tourist travel is expected now that the holi- Altogether, prospects are N. 0°ean Blvd. p, o. Box James Rutherford, supervisor of recrea- Prior to his appointment he was instru- 354, Phone gi66. days are past. Hotels, mo- good for Florida in the com- WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., tion, was given the Distinguished Service mental in organizing the Boca Raton Teen tels and eating establishments ing year. Growing pains, phone 5473, Award by members of the Boca Raton Junior Center and after his appointment he has ORYAL E. HADLEY, 4.00 E. all seem to be doing an ex- the need for more schools, Chamber of Commerce for "outstanding worked with the teenagers in all their pro- more roads, better drainage, palmetto park Road, phone MUFFLERS cellent business. "No Va- community service through loyal, faithful jects and social activities as their director. 8708- cancy" signs are in evidence greater financial aid for . WOOOROW KEETON, 2950 and unselfish efforts resulting in lasting Two years ago Rutherford inaugurated along most main arteries in. cities, stepped up highway N. ocean Blvd., phone goo6 contributionK> hiscornmunity andnation." Boca Raton's Fourth of July fireworks cele- ANGLEY REALTY, 119 West FREE INSTALLATION the state,, with resort hotels safety and many other prob- bration and it has become an annual ex- lems will continue to plague palmetto park Road, phone The choice was a wise one. Rutherford reporting heavy reservations. 3737' hibit which hundreds enjoy. the state but able leadership SAY LASHER, 102 E. palmetto 15 Minute Service is a hard working,, conscientious, public- Airlines, bus lines and rail- He organized the city's first real recrea- can do much to meet and park Road., phone 8077. spirited person with the greatest good of the roads all report increased While Yov Wait. tional program, which includes teenage overcome these problems. C.MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. community as his main interest. He is business. Reservations for Federal Hwy., phone 5494. NO APPOINTMENT >W*» and pre-teen activities, children's craft MARIO PETRUZELLI, N. constantly enlarging and improving his de- classes, midget basketball, the junior base- Ocean Blvd. Route \, Box 300, NECESSARY -v • ••fcvv* partment. Fire Prevention Hi-lites phone 9418.. Wo.k Done by Sk.II«d ^-^S ball program, track and field events. . BYRON PARKS, 399 E. pal- As a recreation supervisor, he is deeply He was instrumental in the development metto park Road, phone 5151. MuHterSpecialist EARLE J. ROBB1NS, 1941 N. interested in children of all ages and their of the playground in Memorial Park and Oddities Pertaining Federal Hwy., phone 5022- SAVE MONEY-BE SURE! welfare. Buthis concern doesn't stop there. was responsible for its recent expansion. BY SAL MATTEIS himself in a tree. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 S. Federal Hwy., phone 8744, lipok for *<•; MIDAS Sign—Amer- ; He is also keenly interested in the Ecrea- 1 In the summer he works with the county The National Fire Protec- There are many more that WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 g. Fed- jcfc'i only cdaiMo-coost network.-.. . tion of adults and is constantly working on in the Summer recreation program. tion Association, a non- may seem strange and far eral Hwy., phone 9271. : of e xcluiive?auto mufffe> shop*. programs to brighten their leisure hours. Rutherford has shown a dedicated devo- TOWN and COUNTRY, 112 E. profit fire safety organiza- fetched, but nevertheless Boca Raton Rd, phone 6351 Rutherford served his country in the Air tion to his job and he merits the Jaycee award. tion, with headquarters in true. If you or anyone you TUNISON PROPERTIES OF know has had some strange FLA., INC., 301 N. Federal Boston, Mass., has com- Hwy., phone 5408. piled the following oddities things happen to them, write WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 REGARDING BOOKS of fires: in care of. this writerorcon- S. Federal Hwy., phone B77& MIDAS MUFFLER M. N. WEIR Bt SONS, INC. 470 MUFFLER Sales & Service, Inc. A good Samaritan at Wal- tacttheBoca Raton Fire De- S. p.ederal Hwy., phone 3717 1281 S. Ocean Blvd., ph. 5496 SHOP 1484 S. Federal — pompano Book Adds to Art Appreciation nut, Calif., led a stranded partment. We will be more RAY CORPORATION, 151 E. phone 73-WE 3-9971 BY LAWRENCE DAME Whenever you see the im- ever since those days when motorist to the back porch than glad to hear from you. Royal palmRoadphones3i3 Books about art are being print of Skira on such a book, shots were being fired from andpouredoutsome gasoline published in greater numbers you may buy with utter con- the rooftops outside and Al- for his stalled car. Some of than at any time in Ameri- fidence. This Swiss firm, fonso was being chased from the gas spilled on the floor, JX MITCH ELL & SONS can history. Publishers who no w es ta bli she din the Uni te d the throne. was ignited by a gas refrige- would have been horrified at States, is an old hand at the Bruegel was a magnificent rator and the good Samaritan's INSURANCE COUNSELORS the thought of risking their game. Prices are reasonable colorist, a great draftsman, home burned to the ground. dollars on such trifles 10 years at $5. 75 in the most recent a limner of the multitudinous A jiggle started a fire at ESTABLISHED 1923 ago now are leaping gaily "Taste of Our Time" series, foibles of Lowlands life in Fresno, Calif. An automa- onto the bandwagon in con- the illustrations are magnifi- parlous times. He delighted tic washing machine jiggled fidence that the public, vast- cent in color close to the in filling large canvases with a glass gasoline jug off its ly increased without a doubt masters'hands, and the texts, the rich and the humble in top and a water heater pilot in art appreciation and in at- usually by European scholars all kinds of attitudes, some light did the rest of the dam- tendance at art shows, will who write colorfully and who disgraceful, and no doubt age. RESULT: $1, 500 dam- buy everything on the stands. are well translated, tell he was a satirist of human age by fire. It must be said that there's everything one needs to know vanities. a great deal more to artbook about great men and their Peasants toiling in the At Vanceburg, Ky., fire- KEN HIGGINS BILL MITCHELL creation than choosing the times. fields, men in armor killing men looked on helplessly as 5494 name of some painter, get- The la test of some 25 Skira themselves off in great bat- a passing freight train kept them from a house fire across ting some so-called expert books this writerhas reviewed tles, nature in turn ult — these the tracks. The dwelling See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, N13C-TV-the Put Buone Chuvy Showroom weekly, ABC-TV. to grind out facts and fancies over a period of 20 years is things interested and dis- on his life, and illustrate the "Bruegel", by Robert Dela- burned to the ground before turbed a man who, in those the train had passed. tome with whatever pictures roy. It treats of the life and days, saw little in man's fate are at hand. For unless an works of a wondrous painter except frustrated struggle. A motorist just outside of artbook is really well done, of the late Middle Ages, But he painted nobly, with the city limits of Tucson, at considerable expense and Peeter Bruegel. I first ad- daring brush, and to see his Ariz., had to push his burn- with feeling as well as know- mired this Flemish artist in great and lesser works re- ing car across the line to have ledge, it has no lasting value , the Prado in Madrid and have produced so well, with such the fire extinguished by and can do more harm than i never ceased to find instruc- an illuminated text, makes Tucson firemen. good. I tionand enjoyment from him one realize once more that A Fort Worth, Texas, fam- Skira has done more than ily was lucky. Fire broke out any other publisher for art during the night and short- Through My appreciation in our times. circuited the doorbell. The family was aroused and fled 'Meet Mr. Lincoln' to safety. Window To Be Shown Feb. 11 - Sanford, Me., firemenhad Another performance of faces redder than their fire "Meet Mr. Lincoln" will be trucks when they were tic- By BEATRICE LANDRY presented by NBC television keted for illegal parking at 9 p. m. Thursday, Feb. while battling a blaze. Of Scratch the surface lightly and you will find that almost 11, the eve of Lincoln's birth- all the unusual requests to all Americans like flowers. Well over a million of them day, on Channel 7, Miami. firemen, perhaps the oddest like them well enough to have takenpart ina recentnation- "MeetMr. Lincoln" portrays was at Central Falls, R. I., wide poll to choose the country's favorite flower. Abraham Lincoln as his con- where a tree surgeon had to "A rose by any other name will smell as sweet..." It temporaries saw him. be rescued after stranding STEP IN IT should be no surprise to anyone that the rose came in an overall favorite. It was a two to one favorite over its near- Impala Sport Sedan est rival, the carnation. Think It Through Our local floristsaid that a great many of the Boca Raton people who cast their votes indicated that they favored the 'Balancing the Ticket' rose above all other flowers. Listed on the ballot for voters were 20 flowers, with a write-in space for others. BY E. F. BUTTON The rose won ina landslide, getting more than one-third The Washington News Letter, Human Events, reports STEP OUT IN IT of the votes. Only one state was out of step, Colorado, a curious development in Sen. Kennedy's campaign for Get the quiet proof of Chevrolet's further insulate you from the road. Precision balanced wheels and which went carnation. Out of a total 1, 055, 629 votes, the Democratic nomination for President. superior •performance on the road— tires—Here again Chevy has shown No other car in the low-priced three Body by Fisher—Only Chevy in some 386, 841 were cast for the rose. Seven states have Democratic Governors who are its field offers the polish and crafts- concern for your comfort by elimi- Catholics. These are the big states of Pennsylvania, can match the borne-on-the-wind nating vibration in this vital area- Second in line was the carnation with 171, 591 and not sensation you get from a ride in the manship of Body by Fisher. even a close third, the chrysanthemum with a mere 75, 729. California, Ohio and Massachusetts, together with Col- tire life is longer, too. orado, Wyoming and Washington. 1960 Chevrolet. But that's not sur- Foam cushioned seats—Chevy It is a little surprising to learn how some people voted prising when you consider to what offers foam cushioned seats in both Easy steering ratio—Chevy's high for a national flower. Some 13,614 voted for "grass" and That these men are Governors shows that there is lengths Chevy has gone to provide front and rear in all series but one. ratio Ball Race steering takes the even the corn tassel came in for 12, 788 votes. It would today very little anti-Catholic sentiment against members for your comfort at no extra cost to work out of steering for you. certainly seem odd for a national insignia portraying plain of that faith holding high public, office. Yet it is reported Safety-Girder frame—X-built you. As you drive, count the ways and not merely X-braeed, the Safety- Superior weight distribution- grass or a wilted corn tassel but it was the preference of that some of these men wonder if it would be good politics, Chevrolet has been thoughtful: Chevy rides better, handles better at least in certain states, to have Kennedy on the same Girder frame affords greater rigidity quite a few people. Whether they were serious or not, that's to minimize twisting and squeaks. and stops better because the car's they way they voted. ticket. Supple Full Coil suspension- weight is more equally divided be- Coil springs at all four wheels melt Hydraulic valve lifters—Oil tween the front and rear wheels. The reason for the rose's popularity is manyfold. Arose This has little to do with religion, as such. It is the bumps as no other suspension can. grows through many lovely stages of development from a old problem of "balancing the ticket." A Democratic hushed hydraulic valve lifters reduce Wide choice of power teams— Taking the punch out of rough roads engine noise to a whisper. tiny bud until it unfolds into a full-bloomed flower. It candidate for Governor who is a Protestant might wel- Choose from 24 different power com- is their only function—they don't binations to satisfy carries interest throughout the entire process. Everyone come Kennedy on the ticket for President, whereas Demo- have to anchor the rear axle. Cushioned steering shaft— knows a rose when he sees one, roses are easy to car e for, cratic candidates for Governor, Senate, Congress and A universal joint and cushioned the itchiest driving they stand for purity and they grow almost everywhere. local offices, who are Catholics, might feel that Kennedy Butyl rubber body mounts- coupling keep those annoying road foot—more than any They have been a favorite flower for years and this poll might hurt their chances of election. Thicker, newly designed body mounts tremors from the steering wheel. other car. just goes to show that what most florists think of a nation's "Balancing the ticket" also involves ethnic ties — favorite flower is true. Irish, German, Scandinavian, etc. — and geographical One of the favorite roses, according to florists, is the location. Abraham Lincoln at one time urged a German- Now—fast delivery, favorable deals! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer. very rare American Beauty Rose. Although it is almost American for office in order to "sweeten the ticket." extinct, the new "Happiness" and "Better Times" are so And the Constitution itself says that the candidates for similar that many people can't tell them apart. President and Vice-President on the same ticket shall ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY Now that it has been learned that the rose is America's not be residents of the same state. favorite flower, it will be up to a committee of Congress If Sen. Kennedy fails to win the big prize, it would 246 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY DELRAY BEACH CRestwood 6-5241 to decide whether it will be the national flower. be wrong to attribute it to religious prejudice, as such. 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, 1960 Albert L, Eastman at the 11 a.m. Pastor Auger to Begin Church of Open Door worship service of the Church at Servite Mission Arranged Bible Story Sermons Lists Sermon Topics the Open Door Sunday. "Why God Rewards" will be Pastor Wes Auger will preach "Twentieth Century Prodigals" the 7:30 p.m. Sunday sermon IwrcftJteW will be the sermon topic of Rev. theme of pastor Eastman. For St. Joan of Arc Parish the first in a special series of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Bible story sermons at Calvary BOCA RATON A Servite Mission will be con- Baptist Church of North Potupano Boca Raton, 162 W. palmetto ducted by Rev. Edward Calkins. Park Rd. Rev. R. D. Clement, Sunday morning. The series is FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of O.S.M,, In St. Joan of Arc Parish titled "Walking With the King" Boca Raton. N.E. 2«d Ave. at pastor. Morning worship 11 a.m. starting Sunday, Feb. 7, and end* Sunday School 9:45 a.m. B.T.U. and the first sermon will be on Whatever Your Taste 8th street. Rev. Ernest Howk, ing Sa*o*day, Feb. 13, It was an-, •"Jonathan — the Man Who For- pastor, church School, 9:45 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Evening worship 7;3o nounced this week. sook the King." Church service 11 a.m. Nursery each Sunday. Mid-week prayer The mission, which is open to available for children, MYF service wed. 7;3o p.m. Choir both C athol ic s and non-C atholica, The sermons are prepared with meets Sun. 6 p.m. in the Church rehearsal 8:30 PCATHOLIC CHURCH of Deerfield Beach. seminaries in America and Italy. TREMENDOUS FABRIC SELECTION . . . PARJSH. Sunday 7_ g and 10:30 In Public Relohons ( Sunday school 9:30 a.m. under More than 75 laymen and min- ... BEAUTIFUL WORKMANSHIP masses at the Catholic parish the direction of John L. Greene. Presbyterian Board Hall, iss N.w. 20th St. Confes- isters from Protestant churches Morning worship, 11 a.m. Rev. Of Deacons to Meef In the South Palm Beach County sions will be heard every Satur- Ariand Briggs, pastor. DIAL 8443 We Service and Maintain FREE of charge day from 5-6 and 7-g p.m. Daily The new Board of Deacons of and Broward County areas, with CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH: the Community P resbyterian mass week days 7;3n p.m. Fathe a scattering from the Miami area, All Work Done on Premises Wes Auger, pastor, 1 block west Church in Deerfieid Beach will Every Drapery Rod We Sell and Install David He{ferman, pastor. attended the Public Relations At the Post Office Corner of u,s. No. 1 and 1 block north meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in Course in the Churches held at ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN of Sample Road. Worship service the church offices. The meeting the Flrat Methodist Church in As Long As You Use It. CHURCH, 180 E. Royal Palm will be conducted by the moder- Boca Raton last week. Boca Raton Rd. Sunday School 9:15 a.m.; 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45> ator, Howard Amman. The course was conducted by DRAPING the GOLD COAST Open Mon.-Sah 9-5:30 Divine services 10:30 a,m. The Gospel preaching service 7:30 There will be two preaching the Genera! Extension Division Rev. Arthur Senne, pastor. p.m. prayer Meeting Wednesday services, at 9:30 and II a.m., of Florida with Dr. Robert Treese, Laundry § Com* in or Phone 7:30- with the minister. Rev. Ariand professor of Warship and Applied BOCA 5600 TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH", V. Briggs, using as his subject, Theology at Boston University, Cleaners "The Finger of God,"Sunday. — COVE CENTER — Trinity Deerfieldwomen's club, Hillsboro Representatives from the First EELEK, Circle 3 of the Women's Asso- Baptist, First Presbyterian, Open 50 RE. 1st A VENUE Daerfield Beach Boulevard, Deerfield Beach. Morn- ciation, Mrs. Daisy Harroun, Reformed ing Service 10:30 a-m- Sunday Door, and First Methodistchurches BOCA RATON, FLORIDA East of Fed. on Hilisbor* chairman, will meet Wednesday, in Boca Raton attended. School 9:30 a.m. Sunday evening Feb. 10 at 12:30 p.m. In the home Church church service 7 p.m. -Rev. vemon of Mrs. LenaAbel, 1528 S.E. 10th Deerfield Women's Hoffman, pastor. Street, with Mrs. Fletcher Satter- Club on Hwy 810 white aa co-hostess. Just off Fed. Highway DELRAY BEACH TheMen's Club, HaroldSchnur- (/I steln, president, will meet .aweek © CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton 12 wlth Sunday School early, on Friday,iFeb. P D» Smith, minister, B hie Study a corned beef dinner at 6:30 in 9:30 A.M. at g a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Del- the social hall. Following the ray Women's Club Bldg, S.E. dinner, there will be a showing Morning Worship 5th Ave at 5th St. of a 16mm sound movie, "The FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mark of the Hawk", to which the O 10:30 A.M. .SCIENTIST: S.E. Seventh Ave. public is invited. and Second St., Delray Beach. Sacrament on Sunday Evening Worship Services Sunday.tn a.m., Wed,, 8 p.m. Sunday School at n a.m. At Presbyterian Church 7:00 P.M. Reading Room, 168S.E. 7th Ave.t The sacrament of Holy Com- open daily from IQ a.m. to 1 p.m. munion will be administered at The Rev. Vernon Hoffman 11 a.m. Sunday in the First Pres- Pastor Read Want Ads regularly. byterian Church. New members will be received and the pastor will deliver a Communion Medi- tation on the topic, "A Miracle © in iflie Making." A new Junior Choir has been CARD and d'AVRAY, Inc. organized. The first rehearsal was held last week with 16 boys and girls in attendance. The singing group will meet regularly Interior each Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the church and Is open to chil- dren from the Fourth through the DESIGNERS-DECORATORS Eighth grades. Members and friends of the congregation are Invited to see the film, "The Mark of the Hawk", 201 S.E. First Ave. which will be shown at the Com- munity Presbyterian Church of OrchidSquare Deerfield.^each at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12. A free-will offering will BOCA 45 52 BOCA-RATON be taken to defray the expenses. Methodists to Hold Conference on Monday The Lord's Supper will be cel- EVERYBODY ebrated at the First Methodist First Presbyterian Church Church at the 11 a.m. service IS TALKING ABOUT... Sunday. 600 West Camino Real Church school workers and officers will hold a workers' con- ference to discuss and plan the SUNDAY 11:00 A.M. church school work and program at 8 p.m. Mondsy. Tuesday at 3 p.m. the Carol Holy Communion Choir will rehearse, after which Mrs. Enrl O. Smith, Mrs. Oscar Sermon Lawrence and Mrs. Ernest Hawk TALKING AND MARVELLING! will meet with the primary and "A Miracle junior children in a missionary Beautiful, individual co-operative homes extending from your privote program. ocean beach to a storybook inland waterway. Manicured InTheMaking" Wednesday the circles of the Woman's Society of Christian lawns, perfectly maintained—a panoramic view of the famed Service will meet as [announced Intracoastal — a yacht basin for your boat—a king-sized Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst locally. YOUR Thursday, under the direction YACHT swimming pool—a nine hole putting green—a poolside patio and Pastor •>f Eay Tofano, with Mrs. J. T. Kennedy accompanying on the BASIN pavilion for friendly gatherings —a private ocean beach— organ, the Chancel Choir will 27 acres of beautiful landscaped grounds—all this (kit €@n«ISflotted and Heated) rehearse at 7:45 p.m. and more, just steps from your door Attendance Record Set At Trinity Reformed YOUR IT'S ALL DONE FOR YOU Trinity Reformed Church broke RECREATION For you there will be no lawn to cut—no pool to clean, no shrubs to another record last Sunday morn- BUILDING ing when the Deerfield Women's trim. It's all done for you. Here at The Palm Club, you can relax Club was filled with an attendance ofc 197. Total attendance for the completely from the annoying tasks of daily home maintenance. day was 317, Mature people of taste, culture and character, who enjoy the better Church activities for this week life with quiet surroundings, are choosing The Palm Club. include the first choir meeting YOUR at the D e erf lei d Junior High Prices start at $34,000; select from five luxury-designed-homes, any School under the direction of Bob PRIVATE LAMP SHADES Monroe at 7:30 tonight. BEACH one of which can be adapted to your individual taste. The next Young People's meet- ing will be held Feb. 10 at 7:30 SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE p.m. at (he parsonage. On Feb. PULL DOWN UTES 11 at 2 p.m. the Women's Guild —that's what everybody's saying. Visit The Palm Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Medendorp, 1440N.E. 32ndStreet, today. A personal inspection will convince you— POLE LIGHTS Cresthaven. and you'll be talking about The Palm Club, too! Woman From Korea LAMP REPAIRS To Speak on Tuesday SITUATED MIDWAY Inspection Hours: The Women's Association of Weekdays 9:00 to 5:00 the First Presbyterian CHurch BETWEEN LAUQERDALE- will meet at % p.m. Tuesday, Sundays Noon till dusk Feb. 9. The guest speaker will BY-THE-SEA AND Lamps 'n Shades Shoppe be Mrs. Ruth Appenzeiler, sup- POMPANO BEACH erintendent and hostess at the REALTORS ENTRANCE ON A1A. 1308 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beech Inten-Mlssion Guest House In •47O SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY Seoul, Korea. Her subject will BOCA RATON, FLA. • BOca Raton 3717 be "From Beggars to Angels." 33B8 ATLANTIC BLVD. W§§ !-!?©# Open Friday Evening 'Til 9 All women of the church are in- A1A AT VIA CABANA \ POMPANO BKACH, FLA. vited and the meeting Is open IO BOCA RATON, FLA. • BOca Balon 5496 WEblWr 3-71(17 Bel-Crest Shopping Center FREE PARKING the public. Thursday, February 4, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 Mrs. Quimby Hostess Plans Completed Personals At Bridge for Visitor Word comes via the mail Mr. Mather-Smith. Herpre- Mrs. Neal Quimby was that George Kay, former vious book, " Wonders of thehostess to a dessert bridge For Art Guild Tea Boca Raton resident, flew Ocean Zoo, " recently was last week in honor of Mrs. New plans have been com- Korn and Mrs. Lois Merrill, down Sunday from Freeport, adopted by the New York John Wilson of Orchard Park, pleted and committees-nam- art. N. Y., to cater a party to State Board of Education. N. Y. . • : '-..•• '" :' ed for the Boca Raton Art Telephone and hostess open the new Flagler Museum Belated birthday greetings Guests attending were Mrs. Guild annual membership tea committee chairmen are Mrs. in Palm Beach on Feb. 6. go this week to John Feld- William Maxfield, Mrs. Carl to be held Saturday, Feb. 20, E. M. Laird and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Kay hoped to make the mann, Henry Root and Mrs. McKenry, Mrs, Roger Shaul, at 3 p. m. in the new dining Durrschmidt. Working on the trip also but wasn't able to. Hobert Simpson. Birthday Mrs. Hugh.Benton, Mrs. Paul room and outdoor patio of the mailing committee in the He Will visit friends in Boca greetings go to Mrs. Robert Bebout Jr., Mrs. John Shoup Boca Raton Hotel Cabana conference room of First Raton during his week's stay, (Jean)Sussieck, Angela Ma t- and Mrs. Paul Veillard. Club. Federal Savings and Loan were Mr. and Mrs, Gustav teis and Florence De Massa. Mrs. Edmond Blowers Mrs.^ Blowers, Mrs. Harold Olsson of Minneapolis, John Riley has been visit- Foremost Watch Repairs headed the committee pre- B. Reid, Mrs. Norton Mar- Minn., arrived Monday to be ing his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. paring the invitations for shall,* Mrs. A ithur Mitchell, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Kiev, between semes- BOCA RAY JEWELERS mailing. Mrs. William Mahoney, Mrs. John Olsson for 10 days. The ters at William and Mary Acrosp From Past, 6/ftce The Art Guild said it wel- William Wright, Mrs. Frede- men are brothers." College, Williamsburg, Va., Tel. Boca 4312 comes all persons to the tea rick Faulkner, Mrs. Sheffield Mr. and Mrs, Don Yeoman where he is a Freshman. who are interested in fine arts Smith, Mrs. R. Milvihil, Mrs. of Syracuse, N. Y., have and crafts. The Guild has Leo Vona, Mrs. Joseph Mol- been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ENJOY YOUR OWN PARTY! been working toward the laun, Mrs. Joseph Cappetta Dan Doran. Mrs. Yeoman is building of a cultural center and Mrs. Frank Shober. Mrs. Participating in a forum on civic affairs at a recent meeting of the Business and Mrs. Doran's sister. D and A HOME in Boca Raton for nine years Shober will also assist the and now has a deed to a par- Professional Women's Club were, left to right, Shirley Rediger, William Prendergast, Jerry and Tom Becker were treasurer, Mrs. Kraeuter, director of public works; June Chaplin, president of the-club; William Lamb, city home from college for mid- CATERING SERVICE cel of land on N. E. Second with memberships. Avenue donated by Mr. and manager, and Rena Vaillancourt term vacations. They are . (DORIS AND ARTHUR GROVES) the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J, M. Schine for the «a» »-. HI Bi.iiMiii r center. James Becker. • COCKTAIL PARTIES PHONE Mrs. Arnold MacSpadden Auxiliary WiSS Mickey Cummins, son of » BUPFETS is general chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Cum- CR 6-4328 tea with the cooperation of Meet Feb. SO mins, spent his mid-term •CANAPES TO ORDER Robert Leggett, manager of A special meeting has been vacation from Holy Cross "Try D & A - They Know The Way" the Boca Raton Hotel, and called for the American College with his parents. Larry Koen, manager of the Legion Auxiliary to be held Mother Elsie and Sister Cabanas. at 8 p. m. Wednesday, Feb. Herman Joseph, Order of St. What's behind the scene? First vice-president, Mrs. 10. Plans will be discussed Joseph, from St. John's Hos- Anthony Mojkowski, is taking for a joint meeting with the pital in Detroit were recent over the duties of the presi- Ninth District officers Thurs- guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. dent, Mrs. Richard Mann, day, Feb. 18. Linton. Sister Heman Joseph who is ill. Mrs. Mojkowski Plans also will be discuss- and Mrs. Linton are sisters. will have a message of in- ed for Poppy Days to be held Miss Alice Brucker of Wash- terest and encouragement to Feb. 19and 20. ington, D. C., is visiting give at the tea to all who are There will be no regular Mrs. Bessie Koehl in her Win- intersted in music, art, meeting Wednesday, Feb. 17. field Park home. literature, drama and crafts Mrs. Hanna Hostess Mr. and Mrs. Donald in Boca Raton and surround- At Dessert Bridge Scott Sharpe are in New York ing areas, members said. Mrs. Hedda Hanna enter- City on a business trip. While Mrs. RobertKraeuter, trea- tained at a dessert bridge there they plan to take in the surer, will receive member- recently in her home in new Broadway shows. ship fees at the tea. Chatham Hills. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Gough- Members of the commit- Guests attending were Mrs. lan of Essex Fells, N. J., are tees met recently at the W. A. Besser, Mrs. Henry A tableau depicting various careers for women was presented at a recent meeting of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ric- home of Mrs. MacSpadden Root, Mrs. Earle Housen, the Business and Professional Women's Club at the First Federal civic room. Taking hard Porter. Mr. Goughlan to plan the program. Attend- Mrs. W. K. McKenzie, Mrs. part were, standing, left to right, Juanita Schmidt, nurse; Ethel Fullam, secretary; won the Metropolitan Fishing ing were Mrs. Mojkowski; E. Kemp, Mrs. C. W, Wil- Marge Kisela, commercial artist; Betty Tofano, vocalist; her son, Mark Tofano, guest Tournamentin Miami for the Mrs. Lavonne Mouw, Mrs. lard, Mrs. Robert Hanna, vocalist, and.seated, Marge Tarayos, musician. last H years for his marlin D. H. Cosby and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Leslie Glasner, Miss . catch. Elsajaede, Mrs. Donald Mc- R. Mitchell, music; Mrs. Dianne Munyer Has Mrs. Edward M. Frick of Lennan and Mrs. Edward Benefit Party Couple From Alaska Mary Denninger, Mrs. Wilda 14th Birthday Party Bring New Daughter Begota, N. J., isthegiESt Melvin. of Mr. and Mrs. William Dianne Munyer, daughter Technical Sgt. and Mrs. Set for Feb. 10 Livingston. •BRITISH MOTOR CORP. BRITISH MOTOR CORP 2 of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Mun- Albert Cloutier arrived by A luncheon, fashion show Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. yer J r. of Chatham Hills, plane from Anchorage, A- and card party will be held Yaunch left for Ponce, Puerto celebrated her 14th birthday laska, last Thursday night to at Pal's Captain'* Table in Rico, where they plan to stay last Wednesday with a party visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. WALDRON MOTORS the Cove Yacht Basin, Deer- for two years. Mr. and Mrs. and treasure hunt. Kendig, Second Avenue and field Beach, at 12:30 p.m. John Cryer of Midland, Texas, New Authorized B.M.C. Guests attending were Jane Wednesday, Feb. 10, as a 15th Street. Mrs. Cloutier is the former Jean Kendig. are occupying their home in The unseen magic of... Deafer for Boca § Defray Bibeau, Darlene Macaulay, benefit for St. Mary's Col- Chatham Hills. Vickie Marqusee, Cary Kam- lege, Mountmellick, Ireland. The Cloutiers came.-for a Recent guests of Col. and merman, Edna Young, Suzi A group of Irish'mementoes two-week visit, but most of Mrs. Jewell Cook were Gen. In vites you to see the ^ • Turmail, Judy Wells, Linda will be displayed for viewing. all to show for the first time and Mrs. Roger Prentiss of A'LTJRE® Elastic Bra Beedle, Vickie Altman, Pat A demonstration in the artof their seven-weeks-old daugh- Clearwater, Fla. "I960" Models from $1395 Mongoli and Pat Wiley. Irish coffee-making will be ter, Michele Renee, to her Mr. and Mrs. John Hierony- by WARNER'S® grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and up Also Teny Munyer, Willis given. mus and Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Manning, Bob Mills, Mac Those wishing to make up Kendig. Monroe attended the Satur- You're gay, carefree ... a happy vision in the right MG • AUSTIN-HEALEY Smith, Skip Gunn, Bernie a table may call Mrs. F. Also a visitor at the Ken-day evening performance at easy-fitting Warner bra! 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Real Esfa+e Broker BROCHURE DELRAY BEACH AMPLE FREE PARKING REAR. OF STORE BOCA RATON OPEN mm. AUD FRI. TO 9 P.M. 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, 1960 Albert L, Eastman at the 11 a.m. Pastor Auger to Begin Church of Open Door worship service of the Church ot Servite Mission Arranged Bible Story Sermons Lists Sermon Topics the Open Door Sunday. "Why God Rewards" will be Pastor Wes Auger will preach "Twentieth Century Prodigals" 7:30 p.m. Sunday sermon ImrcIUietotf will be the sermon topic of Rev. theme of pastor Eastman. For St. Joan of Arc Parish the first In a special series of Bible story sermons at Calvary FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of A Servite Mission will be con* BOCA RATON Boca Raton, 162 W. palmetto Baptist Church of North Pompano ducted by Rev. Edward Calkins, Sunday morning. The, series is FIRST METHODIST CHURCH o( park Rd. Rev. R. D. Clement, nt ve at O.S.M., in St. Joan of Arc Parish titled "Walking With the King" Boca Raton. N.E. 2 * A « pastor. Morning worship na.m. starting Sunday, Feb. 7, and end- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. B.T.U. and the first sermon will be on Whatever Your Taste 8th Street, Rev. Ernest Hawk, ing Saturday, Feb. 13, it was an-. 6:30 P-m- Evening worship 7:30 "Jonathan — the Man Who For- pastor. Church School, 9:45 a.m. nounced this week. sook the King." Church service XI a-ni. Nursery each Sunday. Mid-week prayer The mission, which is open to available for children, MVF service Wed. 7; 30 P.m. Choir both Catholics and non-Catholics, The sermons are prepared with meets Sun, 6 p*m, in the Church rehearsal g;3Q pjn. Wednesday. will be held at 7:30 each morning children in mind and the morning The nursery is open at ail of these services throughout February are Hall. Choir1 rehearsal Thursday, and at 7:30 each evening. services. Each evening the Servite Mis- being designed particularly for elegant 8 p-m- boys and girls. In the 7:30 even- CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR, sionary and congregation will re- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cite the Seven Dolor Beads in Ing service Me Auger will speak CHURCH, 600 West Camino Real. Rev. Albert L- Eastman, Sunday honor of Our Sorrowful Mother. on "Seven Great Words." Friday plains Rev, Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. services; Sunday School 9:45 This will be followed by a short night a delegation from the North Service 11 a.m. Church School a.m. for which there is a nursery instruction, congregational sing- Pompano Church will visit the a m 9:30 - « Kenneth W. Higgina, available. Youth Fellowship fi:45 ing, the sermon and benediction special meetings now in progress OR superintendent. p.m. Evening service at 7:30 of the Blessed Sacrament. Con- at Calvary Baptl st Church In BIBLE CONFERENCE CHURCH, Tuesday evening Senior- rehear- fessions will be heard after ben- Fort Lauderdal e, where Mrs, on the Bible Conference Grounds, sal. Wednesday evening Bible ediction every night end during Auger will appear as guest solo- i.t. Wendell p. Loveless and C. study hour at 7:3o. Government the Mission Masses in ithe mornfe Ernest Tatham, associate pastors, Bldg. ath Ave. and 32nd St. Boca ing. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Air Base. The Servite Fathers are a re- worship 11 a.m. Wednesday ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH, ligious order founded in 1233. The "Family Night" prayer service Moon Hill Apts, 325 N. W. 40th seven men who established th* 7:30 P-m- Street. Sunday School 9:30, order were declared saints by Church services 10:30 a.m. The Leo XIII* They are known as the REV. EDWARD CALKINS, O.S.M. an array of ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Seven Holy Founders and their CHURCH, 245 E. Boca Raton Rev. Richard Fenske, temporary feast occurs on Feb. 12. Road. F"I1 schedule 7:40 a.m., pastor. colors as soft a m The black habit worn by the Three Elected Matins; 8 - - Holy Eucharist; Servite Fathers is a symbolic re- 9 a.m. Family Eucharist and Sun- DEERFIELD BEACH minder of the Seven Sorrows of and exciting day school;. 11 a.m. Holy Eucha- Mary. To Committee rist and sermon the fir stand ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC as a beach CHURCH. Massea, 8 a.m. and Father Calkins, who will con- At the annual parish meeting third Sundays; 11 a.m. Morning held in St. Gregory's Episcopal 10 a.m., Sundays and Holy Days- duet the mission, is considered in Waikiki prayer and s erm on' the'second the Dean of the Servite Mission Church, the following were elec- and fourth Sundays. Week Days; Sun Cove Restaurant, U.S. 1, ted to (he Vestry Committee: Deerfield Beach, until further Band. He is known to priests all Tuesday and Friday, 7: l.i a«m. over America as "a preacher's L. K. Hamilton, Senior Warden; Matins; 7;30 a.m. Holy Eucha- notice. Father McAtavey, We're right at homewitb your decorating prohl ems '.. preacher," Walter DeBanke, Junior Warden- rist, Holy Days as announced, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Deer- treasurer, Edward Ball, secretary. help you choose "perfect" colors and fabrics, field Beach. K.E. 2nd St., Rev. Father Calkins was ordained to Thursday, 9:40 a.m. Matins; IQ Other members of the Vestry right in the room you plan to decorate. No charge o.m. Holy Eucharist; 10:30 a.m., G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Morning the priesthood in the Servite Or- Committee are Harvey Weeks, Woman's Auxiliary Workshop; worship 11 a.m. Sunday s chool der on Ma rch 17, 1923, at Rome, Louis Crowell,Theodore Whiten, for making when full length and mm&a Italy, with C ardin al Pompelio 5 p.m. Sacrament of penance 9:45. Evening worship service Harold Turner, Gerald Turner and in materials from § YJUtD The Rev. James C- Stoutsenber- 7:30- BTU 6:30> Mid-week prayer officiating. He had previously Howard McCall. service, Wednesday, 6J30 P-m- completed the usual high school ger priest-in charge. and college studies in Servite COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN 75 Attend Course ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC seminaries in America and Italy, TREMENDOUS FABRIC SELECTION , . . CHURCH of Deerfield Beach. in Public Relations PARJSH. Sunday 7r or and 10:30 Sunday school 9:30 a.m. under masses at the Catholic parish Presbyterian Board More than 75 laymen and min- ... BEAUTIFUL WORKMANSHIP the direction of John L. Greene. isters from Protestant churches Hall, 155 N.W, 2Qth St. Confes- Morning worship, n a.m. Rev. Of Deacons to Meet sions will be heard every Satur- In the South PalmBeach County We Service and Maintain FREE of charge Arland Briggs, pastor. The new Board of Deacons of DIAL 8443 day from 5-6 and 7-g p.m. Daily and Broward County areas, with CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH: the Community Presbyterian a scattering from the Miami area, All Work Done on Premises mass week days 7;3o p.m. Fathe Church in Deerfield Beach will Every Drapery Rod We Sell and Install David H»(ferman, pastor. Wes Auger, pastor, 1 block west attended the Public Relations At the Post Office Corner of U.S. No. 1 and 1 block north meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in Course in the Churches held at ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN of Sample Road. Worship service the church offices. The meeting the First Methodist Church in As Long As You Use It. CHURCH, 180 E. Royal Palm will be conducted by the moder- Boca Raton last week. 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Boca Raton Rd. Sunday School 9:15 a.m.; ator, Howard Amman. The course was conducted by Open Mon.-Sah 9-5:30 Divine services 10:30 a.m. The Gospel preaching service 7:30 There will be two preaching the General Extension Division Rev. Arthur Seime, pastor. p.m. prayer Meeting Wednesday services, at 9:30 and 11 a.m., of Florida with Dr. Robert Treese, Laundry % Com* in or Phon» 7:30- with the minister. Rev. Ariand professor of Worship and Applied BOCA 5600 TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH", V. Briggs, using as his subject, Theology at Boston University, Cleaners "The Finger of God,"Sunday. — COVE CENTER — Trinity Deerfield Women's club, Hillsboro Representatives from the First Circle 3 of the Women's Asso- Baptist, First Presbyterian, Open 50 N.E 1st AVENUE De»rfiefd Beach Boulevard, Deerfield Beach. Morn- ciation, Mrs. Daisy Harroun, Reformed ing Service io:30 a.m. Sunday Door, and First Methodist churches BOCA RATON, FLORIDA East of Fed. on Hillsbor* chairman, will meet Wednesday, in Boca Raton attended. School g:3o a.m, Sunday evening Feb. JO at 12:30 p.m. inthehome Church church service 7 p.m. -Rev. vernon of Mrs. Lena Abel, 1528 S.E. 10th Deerfield Women's Hoffman, pastor. Street, with Mrs. Fletcher Satten. Club on Hwy 810 white as co-hostess. DELRAY BEACH TheMen's Club, Harold Schnur- stein, president, will meet jiweek © Just off Fed. Highway CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton 12 D. Smith, minister, B ble Study early, on Friday, 1 Feb_ . with Sunday School at 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Del-a corned beef dinner at 6:30 in fiQ the social hall. Following the 9:30 A.M. ray Women's Club Bldg. S.E. dinner, there will be a showing 5th Ave at 5th St. of a 16mm sound movie, "The Morning Worship FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mark of the Hawk", to which the SCIENTIST: S.E. Seventh Ave. public is invited. 10:30A.M. and Second St., Delray Beach. Services Sunday.,n a.m., Wed., Sacrament on Sunday Evening Worship 8 p.m. Sunday School at \\ a.m. At Presbyterian Church 7:00 P.M. Reading Room, 168S.E. 7th Ave,, The sacrament of Holy Com- open daily from 10 a,m, to 1 p.m. munion will be administered at The Rev.,Vernon Hoffman 11 a.m. Sunday In the First Pres- Pastor Read want Ads regularly. byterian Church. New members will be received and the pastor will deliver a Communion Medi- tation on the topic, "A Miracle in fte Making." o A new Junior Choir has been CARD and d'AVRAY, Inc. organized. The first rehearsal was held last week with 16 boys and girls In attendance. The singing group will meet regularly Interior each Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the church and is open to chil- dren from the Fourth through the DESIGNERS-DECORATORS Eighth grades. Members and friends of the congregation are invited to see the film, "The Mark of the Hawk", 201 S.E. First Ave. which will be shown at the Com. munity Presbyterian Church of Orchid Square Deerfleld^Beach at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12. A free-will offering will BOCA 45 52 BOCA-RATON be taken to defray the expenses. Methodists to Hold Conference on Monday The Lord's Supper will be cel- EVERYBODY ebrated at the First Methodist First Presbyterian Church Church at the 11 a.m. service IS TALKING ABOUT... Sunday. 600 West Camino Real Church school workers and officers will hold a workers' con- ference to discuss and plan the SUNDAY 11:00 A.M. church school work and program at 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday at 3 p.m. the Carol Holy Communion Choir will rehearse, after which Mrs, Enri O. Smith, Mrs. Oscar Sermon Lawrence and Mrs. Ernest Hawk TALKING AND MARVELLING] will meet with the primary and "A Miracle junior children in a missionary Beautiful, individual co-operative homes extending from your private program. ocean beach to a storybook inland waterway. Manicured © LU In The Making" Wednesday the circles of the Woman's Society of Christian lawns, perfectly maintained — a panoramic view of the famed Service will meet as S^nnouneeo! Intracoastal—a yacht basjn for your boat-^a king-sized Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst locally. YOUR Thursday, under the direction YACHT swimming pool—a nine hole putting green—a poolside patio and Pastor of Ray Tofano, with Mrs. J. T. Kennedy accompanying on the BASIN pavilion for friendly gatherings—a private ocean beach— organ, the Chancel Choir will (Air Conditioned and Heated) rehearse at 7:45 p.m. 27 acres of beautjful landscaped grounds—all this and more, just steps from your door Attendance Record Set At Trinity Reformed YOUR IT'S ALL DONE FOR YOU Trinity Reformed Church broke RECREATION For you there will be no lawn to cut—no pool to clean, no shrubs to another record 1 ast Sunday mom- BUILDING ing whesi die Deerfield Women's trim. It's all done for you. Here at The Palm Club; you can relax Club was filled with an attendance completely from the annoying tasks of daily home maintenance. of- 197. Total attendance for the LAMPS day was 317, Mature people of taste, culture and character, who enjoy the better Church activities for this week life with quiet surroundings, are choosing The Palm Club. Include the first choir meeting YOUR at the Deerfield Junior High PRIVATE Prices start at $34,000; select from five luxury-designed-homes, any School under the direction of Bob LAMP SHADES Monroe at 7:30 tonight. BEACH one of which can be adapted to your individual taste. The next Young People's meet- Ing will be held Feb. 10 at 7; 30 SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE p.m. at the parsonage. On Feb. PULL DOWN UTES 11 at 2 p.m. the Women's Guild —that's what everybody's saying. Visit The Palm Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Medendorp, I440N.E. 32ndStreet, today. A personal inspection will convince you POLE LIGHTS 'Cresthaven, and you'll be talking about The Palm Club, too! Woman From Korea To Speak on Tuesday LAMP REPAIRS Inspection Hours: The Women's Association of SITUATED MIDWAY the First Presbyterian Ctturch BETWEEN UUDERDALE- Weekdays 9:00 to 5:00 will meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sundays Noon till dusk Feb. 9. The guest speaker will BY-THESEA AND Lamps 'n Shades Shoppe be Mrs. Ruth Appenzeller, sup- POMPANO BEACH. erintendent and hostess at the K EALTOIS Inter-Mission Guest House In ENTRANCE ON A1 A. 1308 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beech Seoul, Korea. Her subject will 4TO SOUTH FEOERAL HIGHWAY be "From Beggars to Angels." BOCA RATON, FLA. . BOca Raton 3717 33B6 ATLANTIC BLVD. Wit !»1F®4 Open Friday Evening 'Til 9 All women of the church are in- A1A AT VIA CABANA POMPANO BEACH, FI.A. WCb.l.i- 3-7IS7 vited and the meeting is open to BOCA RATON, FLA. . BOca Raton 3496 Bel-Crest Shopping Center FREE PARKING the public. Discrimination Banned Among the measures that became law by action of the Scouts Will LEGAL NOTICES Illinois Legislature during i. TOLLER SHOES PUBLtC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE removed from the site, Aminimum Get Charter of three feet of floatation shall 1959 was one banning racial 'The City Commission of Boca ORDINANCE NO. 494 be maintained. Contractor shall or religious discrimination Plans for a charter night Raton, Florida, will hold a Pub- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY submit pre-caBt concrete slab in crematories. were made at the recent lic Hearing on the following Res« OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, and'pflingiBeawall standards and olutlon No. 4-60 at 7:30 P.M. Feb- REGULATING CONNECTIONS ramp design upon request. meeting of Boy Scout Troop ruary 9th, 1980. at the City Hall. TO THE CITY SEWAGE SYSTEM The Bid shall be on a Lump 300 at the First Methodist /a/Jacob Heldt AND PROVIDING FOR PAY- Sum baaia. Jacob Heldt, City Clerk MENT OF ASSESSMENTS FOR This NOTICE and the follow- Church. THE CITY SEWAGE SYSTEM. ing s Che dule is to be used In Publlah January 28th and Febru- The Boy Scouts of America WHEREAS, pursuant to the City making thejProposal for the above ary 4th, 1960, of Boca Raton OrdinanceNo, 343, work. will celebrate their 50th an- Furnish proof of publication niversary of scouting next Article 6, Paragraph "D", RESOLUTION NO. 4-60 "•CONNECTIONS WITH SEWER Installation of boat launching week and Troop 300 will SYSTEM OF WATER AND SEWER ramp cpmpl e t e with seawalls, celebrate by having their A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY SYSTEM MANDATORY. It is here- ramp and dolphin piles at the COMMISSION OF BOCA RATON, by found and determined that it LUMP SUM of charter night at 7:30 p.m. FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR is necessary for the health and ' by: W. P, BEBOUT Sunday at the church and by INSTALLATION OF SANITARY welfare of the inhabitants of the The City reserves the right to SEWERS IN CERTAIN AREAS City of Boca Raton that the own- reject any and all bids. Some years ago 100 well- wearing uniforms to school OF UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, ers or occupants of all houses, The Bidder is required to exa- known writers were polled Monday. BOCA RATON, PALM BEACH lands, buildings and premises mine the site of the proposed work and the following words Paul Bebout Jr. gave a re- COUNTY, FLORIDA; AND FUR- therein which abut on or are within and it will be assumed that he is THER PROVIDING FOR ASSESS- 200 feet of a sanitary sewer main satisfied as to the conditions to were selected as being the portonforthcoming activities MENT AGAINST ABUTTING and can use the services and be encountered whether or not most pleasant sounding in by the Palm Beach Council. P ROP ERTY, AND OTHER MAT- facilities of the Sewer System of specifically set forth In the above theEnglishlanguage: TERS PERTAINING THERETO. the City's Water and Sewer sys- notice. The annual council dinner tem are hereby required to con- The City of Boca Raton will BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY splendor, adoration, melo- has been set for Feb. 25 in nect with and use the services not be responsible for any liabili- dy, virtue, Heaven, hope, Kemp's Shoe Salon, operated by Ool. and Mrs. Earnest Kemp, has been opened COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF and facilities of said sewer sys- ties incurred during the comple- West Palm Beach and the 1960 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; tem of the City's Water and Sewer tion of the above work. eloquence, divine, harmony, at 131 East Palmetto Park Road in the Palmetto Park Arcade. The salon features Boy Scout camp dates are ladies' fashion footwear.--Colony Studio Photo. Section 1. The City Commis- System. The successful Bidder enter- purity, happiness, liberty from June 19 to July 16, sion hereby resolves arid deter- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OR- ing into a contract fee any part ion and love. mines that it is necessary for the DAINED BY THE CITY COMMIS. of the work shall furnish and file Bebout said. public safety and welfare that SION OF THE CITY OF BOCA with the City an acceptable Con- It's interesting to note Week's Schedule Kemp Served On Feb. 23 Troop300 will sanitary sewers be Installed In EATON, FLORIDA: tract Performance Bond as sec- that a word conceded to certain areas of University urity for the faithful performance LOANS MONDAY have a board of review meet- Section 1. inal owners or oc~ have a most pleasant ring In Two Wars Helghts,Boca Raton, P aim Beach cup ants of all houses, lands, of this Contract and for the pay- Christian Business Men's ing followed at a later date County, Florida, described,! to-wit; buildings and premises thereon ment of all persons performing in most circles didn't even >25-*600 Col. and Mrs. Earnest by a court of honor. Lots 7 through 17 inclusive,: Which abut on of are within 200 labor and/or furnishing material s Committee, Sun Cove, at Block 3, University Heights, in connection with this Contract. rate a mention — money. Kemp, proprietors of Kemp's The meeting was attended feet of a sanitary sewer main and In the matter of real es- .Diamonds noon. according to the plat thereof can use the services and facili- The undersigned a grees to en- Shoe Salon at 131 East Pal- by James O'Neal, chairman on file in the public Records ties of the Sewer System of the ecutethe Contract within ten (10) tate dealings words such Lions Club, Lions Club- of Palm Beach County, Flori- .Furniture metto Park Raad, retired to of the Scout committeejLouis City's Water and Sewer System consecutive calendar days after as "action" and "results" house, 7 p. m. Boca Raton after Col. Kemp da, in Plat Book 2i, Page 33; are hereby subject to the follow- notice being given of the award .Autos, etc, Manning, scoutmaster; Stan- in accordance with the city speci- ing requirements: of Contract and that all work best describe what you can Business and Professional fications, plans and costs esti- had served in the Regular (a) Commence payment of a will be completed within two Women's Club, First Federal ley Ellis, assistant scout- mates on file in the office of the expect at W. P. BEBOUT, CERTIFIED Army for 31 years. monthly service charge ninety months after receiving notice of civic room, 8p.m. master; Ernest Hawk, chap- City Engineer. award from (he City, REALTOR. Whether you're During World War II, Col. (90) days from the adoption of the LOAN CO. TUESDAY lain;Dick Heidgerd, advance- Section 2. That the cost of assessment ordinance pertaining This form must be used for the buying or anxious to sell, Kemp served on the staff of to the abutting property. you will find that working Ill W. Palmetto Pk. Rd, Kiwanis, Smitty's Drift- ment, and Roger Shaul, said sewers shall be assessed Proposal and signed. The com- (Aldrich Corner) Ph.6969 the , Supreme Allied Com- publicity. on a front footage basis against (b) To connect with the Sewer pleted proposal shall be placed through W. P. BEBOUT is wood, noon. mander in England, France property abutting upon the Im- System within one (1) year from In a sealed envelope and plainly all to your advantage. .We're Mon. Tuns. Thurs. Fri. Boca Raton Boat Club, Receiving the charter Sun- provements at the rate of S3,00 the date of adoption of the said marked on the outside "BID FOR and Germany as chief of the per front foot. assessment ordinance. SMALL BOAT LAUNCHING 9 A.M.-5 p.iM. Wed. 'till Noon day night on behalf of the RAMP - To be opened at the reg- at 701 North Federal High- Scout Hut, 8 p.m. Receipts, Allotments and Section 3. The total cost of (e) In t ere st on assessment 1 ular City Comml ssion meeting, way. Phone 8621, or 9336. CLOSED S/O . Civitan Club, Louie's church will be the pastor, the nroposed Installation of san- payments shall commence sixty Disbursements Division, Fis- February 9, 1960." Rev. Hawk, and participating itary sewers is estimated as Two (50) days after adoption of said Restaurant, 7:30 p. m. cal Director's Office. assessment ordinance. i The envelope containing the also in the presentation will Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars Joan of Arc Guild, Parish During toe Korean War, ($2,800.00). Section 2. All Ordinances or Proposal shall be addressed to: be Bebout, institutional rep- Section 4. The method of pay- parts of Ordinances in conflict City of Boca Raton, CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Hall, 8 p. m. Kemp served as staff finance : resentativejO'Neal, commit- ment snail be assessment of a- herewith are hereby repealed. Boca Raton, Florida WEDNESDAY officer and financial adviser buttlng property on o Three Dol- FIRST READING the 12th day of Attention: City Manager X-hay. DR. ALBERT THAU Ultra Sound Rotary Club, Sun Cove, tee members Heidgerd, Shaul, lar(S3.00) per front footage basis. January, 1960. """""""' to the Commanding General, Prepared by: 12:15 p.m. David Lee, James R. Am-Property owners who do not pay SECOND READING in full and 123 E. Royal Palm kd. - Boca Raton Army Forces in the Far East, .In cash before the commencement A. E. Amsler Wm. H. Lamb Beta Sigma Phi, members' brose and John Shoup, as well adopted the 26th day of January, City Engineer City Manager Opposite First Bank of Boca Raton — Ph. 9118 and to the United Nations as Scoutmaster Manning and of work may pay the lien assess- 1960. homes, 8 p. m. Command. ments against their property in five equal annual installments, CITY OF BOCA RATON, Submitted by.. assistant Scoutmaster Ellis. FLORIDA THURSDAY Col. and Mrs. Kemp reside Scouts will be awarded their together with interest thereon at the rate of eight (8%) per cent per By/s/Joe DeLong Masonic Lodge, St. Gre- at 365 N. E. 28th Street in earned badges by their Boca Raton. annum, plus the overhead, legal joe JUeLong, Mayor FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. gory's Church Parish Hall, mothers at this time. and administrative costs contin- ATTEST: Date accepted by City Commis- 8 p.m. gent upon the creation of liens sion — February 9, 1960 Sanctions Committee and assessments. /a/Jacob Heidt PASSED AND ADOPTED at a reg- J acob Heldt, City Clerk Your Insurance Needs Are Our Business Activated by Chamber TB Tests Pick ular meeting of the City Commis- Accepted by: Our Only Business Is Insurance Project Will As a means of protecting sion of Boca Raton, Florida on Publish February 4th & 11th, 1960, Serving You Will ^e Our Pleasure the public against unautho- 32 of 1,240 the 19th day of January, I960. Furnish Proof of Publication. Cost $220,000 CITY COMMISSION OF rized or illegal solicitations, Of the first 1, 240 persons CITY OF BOCA RATON Wm. H. Lamb, BOCA RATON City Manager A building program invol- the Boca Raton Chamber of X-rayed by the Florida State Boca Raton, Fla. By /s/Joe DeLong Publish February 4, 1960 and Palmetto Park Arcade Off. Ph. 6326 ving the expenditure of an Comme rce hasactivated a Board of Health X-ray Unit Joe DeLong, Mayor January 28, I960 sanctions committee, Val Furnish Proof of Publication 131 E. Palmetto PL Rd. Res. Ph. 6327 estimated $220, 000 in Boca In Palm Beach County, 32 Attest: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Raton Square Gateway sub- Btennan, president of the Boca Raton, Fla. were classified as suspicious /s/ Jacob Heldt The City of Boca Raton, Boca division was forecast this Chamber, said this week. for tuberculosis symptoms and Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Raton, Florida will receive bids Taken together, cattle, week after announcement The sanctions committee all will receive more tests, on or before 5 p.m. February 9, sheep, and hogs are nearly that Milo J. Zimmerman of will review all requests from NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 19 60 for Che fumi shing of oil labor, ROCHETTE MOTORS Miss Ruth Ranson, chief of ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS materials and equipment neces- as numerous as men. Pompano Beach had purchas- commercial and charitable nurses in the county Health IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF sary for the installation of a small NOW ed five lots. organizations that plan direct Department, reported this BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; PRO- boat launching ramp at Palmetto solicitations to the public. VIDING FOR THE SI2E OF R-l-A Park Road and the Intracoastal s LEARH TO S. T. Hershner, Keating week. RESIDENTIAL PLOTS. Waterway, together with all work ) DRIVE sales ma nager who handled Brennan suggested that In the tuberculin testingin TO ALL P ARTIESININTEREST, incidental thereto; said work to merchants and housewives PROPERTY OWNERS AND CIT- be performed.in accordance with CK 6-9888 Hidden Valley Motors the transaction, said Zim- schools, she said, out of the IZENS: the plans and specifications on Door to Door Service merman's plans for the prop- refer all solicitors to thefirst2, 000 students tested, 14 file in the City Engineer's Office. Chamberof Commerce unless N O T I C E IS HEREBY GIVEN AA Auto School erty include early construc- were found positive and three that the City Commission of the SPECIFICATIONS New Owner - New Policy j.ckG"nt, Mgr 309 fN. E. 1st St. tion of an apartment having they are able to show proper doubtful. City of Boca Raton will hold a All excess>e:ccavaUon must be Delray Beach eight two-bedroom units;im- credentials issued by the At the January meeting of public hearing at 7:30 P.M. in the Authorized Sales & Service Chamber of Commerce. City Hall at Boca Raton on the mediate building of one 'du- the Board of Directors of the 9th day of February, 1960, which JAMISON ROOFING INC. Factory Trained Mechanics plex, and future erection of Palm Beach County Tubercu- day Is more than fifteen days from three others. Construction Microfilm Project losis and Health Association, the date of the posting of this > Sheet Metal Work notice, to consider and take ac- • Roof Repairs RENAULT-PEUGEOT costs are estimated at $100, - J. Alex Arnette, clerk of Ernest L. Abel was named tion of proposed amendments and 000 for the apartment and the Circuit Court, told the representative director to changes in the zoning ordinance OFFICE PHONE BOCA 8130 about $30, 000 for each du- of Boca R aton, Florida, in the Palm Beach County Commis- serve on the Florida Tuber- following respects: Shop -165NW 20th St. Phone 5836 plex. sion iast week that a micro- culosis and Health Associa- To provide for a minimum of 3719 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach ninety feet In width, one hun- film project had been started tion Board, according to dred feet in depth, side yard Phone CR 6-4982 For all the news, in his office to film all Doyle Rogers, president. setbacks of fifteen feet and read the News. Mrs. Edna O. Tegierof nine thousand nine hundred Dr. P. A.Me Rill permanent records. Bquare feet in area on R-l-A \vest Palm Beach and Dr. residential plots, Optometrist Daniel L. Seckingerof Boyn- For public examination a copy of the proposed ordinance to ef- ton Beach were recommend d fect such change in zoning is on 127 Boca Raton Road Boca 9498 as director-at-large to serve file in the office of the City Chatham Hills and Boca Woods' on the same board. Clerk. POSTED by order of the City COMPLETE LiNE 0F EmmettS. Roberts, county Commission in three conspicuous In Beautiful BOCA RATON Christmas Seal campaign places within the City, including the City Hall, this 19th day of WALLPAPER chairman, reported a total of January, 1960. $52, 000 raised in the current INSTOCK /s/ Jacob Heidt campaign. iZ&Sy 1 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk HCM8 OF 40 FAMOUS BfJAHO* Owners May Exchange Publish January 28th and Febru- For H-Savings Bonds ary 4th, I960 Furnish proof of publication. 172 E. Boca Raton Road Ph 54O3 Another forward step has NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS been taken by the Treasury NAME STATUTE Department in its Savings BARBEQUE GRILLS Bonds program. NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the undersigned, desiring to en- This opinion was expressed gage in business under the fic- With or Without Motor by Victor H. Northcutt, vo- titious name of: McGEE'S REPAIR CENTER lunteer state chairman of the intends to register the said name H dd Savings Bonds program, in with the Clerk of the Circuit Court °° iU0 LIST PRICE commenting on the Treasury's of Palm Beach County, Florida. /s/ Ralph E. McGee recent announcement that KURZINGER AND HONCHELL jJLINE BARBEQUE TOOLS holders of series E, F and J Attorneys at Law Savings Bonds may exchange K ft, H Building NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ELECTRIC them for series H Savings Boca Raton, Florida Feature Home of the Week Bonds. The objectis to start Publish: Jan. It, 21, 28 &. Feb. HEATERS and -*/* OFF receiving current income on 4, I960 ELEC BLANKETS •^ *-»ST PRICE their savings and, in the N O TI C E is hereby given that THK ARLINGTON »J/ the undersigned, under the provi- process, to postpone paying sions of Section 865.09, Florida BASIC 0' FERTILIZER 6 -6-6 Contain* This week's feature home, the ARLINGTON, is a spa- income taxes on interest Statutes, 1957, will register with earnedover the years on these the Circuit Court, in and for Palm 30% Plus Organic Nitrogen Plus cious 3-bedroom, 2 bath home with Florida Room and Beach County, Florida, upturn re- patio, Large sliding glass w all opens onto oubloor area. appreciation-type Savings ceipt of proof of publication of Built-in G.E. oven and range . . . gas heat . . . glass Bonds. this notice, the fictitious name All Essential Minerals $3.49 shower doors . . . generous closet and storage space . .. to-wit: asphalt drive . . . fully landscaped Minimum size lot The exchange privilege S. & J. Dry Wall and SPECIAL 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. bags 75x100. Lathing Contractors was authorized by Congress NATIONALLY ADVERTISED last session and went into Datedj Jenunry 25, 1960 Of for from $13,990 fs $18,500 effect Jan. 1, i960. Publish: January 28, February 4, 11, and 18, 1960. TILLEY HEATERS Ufcerwl Sod Farm Barber Shop Reasonably priced in a beautiful, high elevated com- $35.95 munity in Boca Raton, directly off Federal Highway (U. S. 1). Clow U (h<> Beach, golf and modern shopping. Qualify BvM by GEORGERHYNE SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Charcoal 20 lbs From Federal Highway turn west ot entrancs t« MARQUSEE HOMES FOR THE BEST Cherhom Hills ... then right to mods! home*. Phone GR6-46O1 BRIQUETTES $1,45* CHATHAM HILLS" and "BOCA WOODS' If no answtr, CR6-6954 L&M PVA EXTERIOR $Q45 Fish Camp 8SE5tt»Ave Dairy Cattle v North Federal Highway, Boca Raton Delray Beacli PAINT •Iwwte SPECIAL** GAL. 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, 1960 DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS CASTRO CONVERTIBl Legion Told Of V A Laws A large attendance was present at a meeting of the DEERFiELD Deerfield Beach post of the VACHT American Legion last week BASIN FABRIC CLOSEOUT to hear Phillip Campbell, officer in charge of the Vete- rans Administration office at SAVE 30% TO 65% Ft. Lauderdale, talk on Vete- rans Administration laws. Campbell emphasized that DECORATOR FABRICS under certain circumstances widows and children of de- Take advantage of this opportunity to choose from one of ceased veterans not eligible under the presentlaw will be the world's largest fabric collections ... superb values in eligible for pensions and al- A BEAUTIFUL SOFA BY DAY... nylons, silks, tweeds, brocades, imported satins and velvets lowances under the new law A MOST COMFORTABLE BED AT NIGHT to become effective July 1, — plus many others. Mostly closeouts of bolt ends with just 1960. The Veterans Ad- enough fabric to cover the Castro of your choice. These ministration office in Fort magnificent savings cannot be repeated when the present Lauderdale has recently moved to new quarters at 315 stock runs out . . . yardages are N. E. Third Street, E. Martin Rouvet, left, former owner andoperator o{ die limited ... so hurry! At the post meeting, seven Deerfield Yacht Basin, is shown turning over the deed to new members were initiated. the property to Ray Carpenter, center, president of CeBe Charles Nelson, vice-com- Inc., which recently acquired title to the land and equip- HERE ARE A FEW mander and chairman of the me ntat a reported price in excess of $200, 000, Observing membership committee, re- the ceremony is Edward Beard, right, who is associated in OF THE MANY VALUES ported the membership at 172, the ownership, as are Russ and Jack Benson, Boca Raton an increase of 45 percent realtors, --Colony Studio Photo. over last year. Bank Elects Deerfield Completes 1960 Officers Deerfield Beach Bank Plansfor Mardi Gras stockholders elected officers Plans have been complet- and local organizations and and directors for 1960 at their merchants will enter floats annual meeting. ed for the Deerfield Beach "Petite Mardi Gras" to be in a colorful parade to start Officers elected were Al- WITH sponsored by the Chamber of at 2 p.m. The "Bel Air" LONGLINE* CONVERTIBLE... The "Catalma" CIRCULAR SECTIONALS . vinB. Jones, chairman of the Also on the program is an Timeless elegance in contemporary design. LUSCIOUS 100% FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS board and president; Henry J. Commerce on Saturday, Feb. 13. all-day fishing contest. Luxury in the sweeping curves, the rich Mellon, vice-chairman of Separate foam back cushions, sculptured $ 95 button tufting, the airy off-the-floor styl- d During the mardi gras the Wftle all the day's acti- 95 the board; Percy White, exe- vities are going on, a carni- arms, and off-the-floor styling. Converts to 249 ing. Glamorizes any contemporary room. ^ dedication of the Chamber's By night, converts to a comfortable bed 4I9 cutive vice-president;Edward a comfortable king size bed sleeping two. only i25.00 down new modern building on val will be inoperation on sleeping two. only 142.00 down P. Dietrich, vice-president; the grounds adjoining the new Hal G. Mullen, vice-presi- Hillsboro Boulevard will take place at 3:30 p. m. Chamber building, and from , dent; Arthur E. Henson, vice- 4:30 to 6:30 p. m. the public > presi den t and cashier; Thomas The mardi gras will start at 9 a.m. with a carnival and will be invited to inspect the Evans, assistant vice-presi- Chamber's new home. dent; Robert W. Brant, assis- also a golf match. At noon there will be a dedication Completing the day will tant cashier, and Marvin C. be a Coronation Ball which Jones, assistant cashier. luncheon with Chamber members, celebrities and will start at 8 p.m. in the Directors named were W. P. the Mardi Gras King and Chamber quarters. The King Bebout Sr., Dr. Charles B. •Queen present.. Voting for and Queen of the "Petite Higgins, Frank L. McGinn, the King and Queen will end Mardi Gras" will be crowned. A. J. Musselman Jr. and at 5 p. m. Feb. 8. There will be general danc- David Yorra. ing and refreshments. Theme of the mardi gras will be "Living in the Sun" Lee Brashares is general 'Bomb'Turns chairman. Out to Be Hoax The "Candlewood" Chair... Comfort plus! Gracious styl- A threatenedbornb explo- Classrooms to Be ing adapts to any decor. sion at the Deerfield Beach Truly a perfect chair to lean Negro American Legion Hall back and relax in! The "Napoli" LONGLINE* CONVERTIBLE... turned out to be a hoax last Dedicated Feb. 18 RICHLY AND BEAUTIFULLY STYLED IN THEPROVINCIAL MANNER Thursday night. Plans have been completed fice on a reservation basis Styled on Italian Provincial lines, the "Napoli" has been beau- Police Chief Arthur H. for the dedication of new only. They are $1.25 for tifully adapted to coordinate with contemporary decor. The classrooms and the cafetorium Cole said a call came in at adults and 50" cents for chil- inlaid wood base and molded arms add continental sophistica- 8:11 p. m. from what sounded at the Deerfield Beach Ele- dren. like a "young Negro boy" mentary School. tion. Converts to a comfortable king size bed sleeping two. .niy $2« oo d.wn warning that a bomb was to The dedication has been The dedication ceremonies explode in the Legion Hall set for 5:30 p. m. Feb. 18 are open to the public. David at 8:20 where a meeting was with a dinner to follow at 6 Van Ness, Parent-Teacher in progress. p. m. Tickets for the dinner president, is in charge of the Cole and Negro Patrolman are on sale at the school of- affair. Mayo Howard, with the help of four regular policemen and fourauxiliarypolicemen, va- Legion Auxiliary Takes cated the hall and searched the building. No evidence of In 13 New Members a bomb was found, Cole said. The "Lakeland" LONGLINE* CONVERTIBLE The "Cambridge" FULL SIZE CONVERTIBLE Legion members resumed Initiation of new members Holstridge, Ethel Nelson, WITH LUXURIOUS 100% FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS IN GENUINE, LONG-WEARING CASTROHYDE of the American Legion Auxi- Martha Stalter, Grace Har- Bold, modern lines designed with dra- their meeting after the search matic authority define the versatility of Beautiful and durable Castrohyde looks ~_ ,_ _ , ended. liary Unit 162 of Deerfield boldt, Vera Weisenberger, this stunningly contemporary sofa. Free and wears exactly like leather! The Cam- I/I Q95 Beach was held recently at Shirley Puckett, Drucilla Es- flowing styling adds a casual touch By bridge is classically styled to enhance night, it converts to a comfortable king any decor. Converts to a comfortable bed. Pianist-Pantomimist the Legion Home. kew and Josephine Hoffman. size bed-sleeping two only t15.no down Entertains for Women Mrs. Edith Lehman, pres- Those initiated were Wil- ident, and Mrs. Marguerite Dean Corey, pianist and ma Morin, Amelia Lambo, organist, was guest artist at Fisher assisted with the initi- Alice Mackey, Dorothy Ber- ation. the Deerfield Women's Club gen, Heien Hauser, Alice recently. Refreshments were served. He played several selec- The "Scandia" KING SIZE CONVERTIBLE... tions on the piano, did some Deerfield Personals SCULPTURED ARMS LEND DECORATOR GLAMOUR! musical pantomines and con- The sculptured arms add modern sophis- Mrs. Ralph Sharbrough is Mrs. Ralph Kittle enter- ducted some musical games. tication, and off-the-floor styling is so 95 expecting the arrival of tained Mrs. Fred Wade of easy to care for. Converts to a comfortable Corey was formerly with guests, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gor- Lake Worth and tochester, king size bed sleeping two. only $20.00 the Huntington Symphony in down don Kennedy of Long Island, White Sulphur Springs, W. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Y. Va., on the staff of Station Koenig and Albert Isheim of WBNS, Columbus, Ohio, Miss Gene Walthershad as Cleveland, Ohio, arrived for and loured U. S. service her recent guest Miss Grace a month's stay. camps with the USO and also Barosky of Sea Girt, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. James Mas- had a musical quartet which Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mel- sarene spent a few days in toured the country for three lon are expected to arrive Daytona Beach visiting with years. today from a Caribbean cruise Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Byers, on the Italia out of Port friends from back home in Mrs. Russ Willis was pro- Everglades. gram chairman. New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hunt- Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Prosser ting "cruised" from their returned after a week's so- Mrs. Crane Entertains home to the Sands Yachtel in At Luncheon in Home journ in the North. They flew Pompano Beach to join Mr. to Chicago on business, then Mrs. Frank Crane enter- and Mrs. Joe Marquette and tained recently at a luncheon went on to Crystal Lake, 111., AMERICA'S TOP NAME IN CONVERTIBLE FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Phil Snoberger, to visit their son, Kenneth, in her home. The three couples enjoyed CASTRO CONQUERS LIVING SPACE Among the guests were Mrs. and his family. the facilities of the Yachtel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mil- Jay Tonnley, Mrs. L. Weir- forthe weekendandjourney- ick, Mrs. K. Cheriz Clyde, ler have arrived from Detroit, ed back to their respective Mich. They plan to stay Mrs. Frank Gibson, Mrs. homes, ALL CASTRO SHOWROOMS AIR CONDITIONED EASY TERMS Thomas Gibbons, Mrs. Rus- about six months and are Mrs. George . Patterson staying at the Deerpath Inn. • BOCA RATON SHOWROOM sell Willis and Mrs. I.B. showed colored slides of her Powell. ______recent South American trip Recent guests of Mr. and I999N.W. 1st. AVENUE Deerfield Kiwanians to a group of neighborhood Mrs. B. W. Weldon were Turn West On U.S. 1 At Win!ield Shopping Center See Film on Florida friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shellen- Phone Boca Raton 3761 . Members of the Deerfield Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sweedyk berger of Milwaukee. The OPEN MON., THURS., FR!. TIL 9 P.M. TUES., WED.. SAT. TIL 6 P.M. CASTRO LIFETIME WARRANTY Beach Kiwanis Club were are entertaining Mr. andShellenhergers are thinking When you choose a Castro, it about making their home in treated to a color movie, Mrs, Clarence Fiegels of Ft. New York City New Hyde Park. L.I. Danbury , Conn. Passaie, N.J. AllerttAwn, Pa. Providence, R.i, is accompanied by our signed "Florida, Land of Action", Deerfield Beach. Brooklyn, N.Y. PaUhaqve, L.I. Hartford , Conn. Washington, D.C. Latham, N.Y. Miami, Ha. Warranty of superb perform^ Wayne, Ind. The two couples Bronx, N.Y. Larchmonf. N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. New Brunswick, N.J. Mrs. Freeman Robinson of Milford. Ft. LaMderdaU, Ha. ance and enduring quality. It at their meeting last Thurs-. were close friends when they Jamaica, N.Y. Yonkers, N.Y. Coitn. Upper Darby, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Boca Ratsn, Fla. day at El Sirocco. both lived in Detroit, The Louisville, Ky., left after Hempitead, L.I. Pouahkeepjie, N.Y, Newark. N.J. Haxelton, Pa. Boston, Mais. W.H Palm leacli, Flo is you* guarantee of superior Hwithigtan, L.I. Valley Stream, L.I. Paramus, N.J. Harrisburg, Pa. M.dford, Mast. Orlando, Fla. Castro engineering. The film was shown through Fiegels plan to stay about visiting for a week with Mr. FREE PARKINS CiiDyrtilhl I'lliO hy Cxtro Ccjnv.r tlbli* Corp.. Now Hyde Park, H, Y. the courtesy of Hoy Glisson. three weeks. and Mrs. William Wagner, 'TrxttB.Murk R*g. U. S. Pal. Off. Thursday, February 4, 1960 u Cancer Course to Start year, a 6 percent arop from J.G. Mitchell School News 1958, while imports entering Feb. 9 at Junior College BY UNA KELLY more to come in. Exports from Florida's these ports amounted to Students at the J. C. Top sates persons were principal seaports to foreign $224,200,000, a gain of 24 Registrations are now being Mitchell School are proudof Vickie Marqusee, Lynn lands were worth $174, 000, - percent, the Florida State taken for a three-week col- their Bobcats basketball team Smith, Ricky Beard and 000 through August of last Chamberof Commerce said. lege level short course to be winning its fiist game against Joyce Veal. given during February at Palm Greenacres and are looking Students said they were Beach Junior College in co- forward to winning other sorry to hear that Mrs. Patri-* operation with the American . games. cia Cones, Seventh Grade Cancer Society. School magazine sales teacher, is leaving the school. VANSWEDENS The course, to be taught were much better this year by a panel of Palm Beach than last year, which was Miss Florence Cloud has County medical men, will $1, 286. This year's record been named Miss Florida be held on three consecutive was $2,040, with possibly National Guard of 1960. Tuesday evenings from 7:30 Interior Designers to 9:30. The course is open to any 311 East Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach interested person and regis- Mrs. J. Kenneth Warner (left) and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Your fa trations can be made either Graves of Deerfield Beach were among the 450 Gold Coast at the college or at head- Shrine Club members who were on hand at the installation from Equitable Elizabeth Van Sweden Ivan Y. Nickerson quarters of the Palm Beach dinner dance recently at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. A.I.D. A.LD. Cancer unit in West Palm Beach. The first class will makes fee Glennys Motherwell be held Feb. 9. Income Tax Fax Associate Decorator FRED TEVERBAUGH Making up the faculty will be Dr. I. B. Lees, Dr. C. L.Which Tax Form to Use Cancer Drive Brumback, Dr. Bernard Kimel, Can you use the simple tion allowed by law for per- Dr. Myrl Spivey, Dr. George card form 1040A or the new sonal expenses such as con- Head Chosen Huckle, Dr. Vitol S. Shepard, 1040W to report your 1959 tributions, interest pay- top Our Creative Ability and Careful The appointment of Fred Dr. Murray Sigman, Dr. V. income tax? ments, medical expenses and Teverbaugh of West Palm M. Johnson and Dr. M.S. The card form may be used the like. If your allowable Planning of Interiors Is Evident in Beach to head the American Van de Water. by an individual with total deductions for these items is Funds for retirement or for emergencies. CancerSociety'sannual fund Subjects to be covered in income of less than $10, 000, in excess of lO^percent of Money for your children's education. Re- raising campaign in Palm the course include "Why is consisting of wages reported your income you should use payment of your mortgage if you die. Pro- Many of Boca Raton's Finer Homes Beach County was announced Cancer A Major Problem?", on form W-2 and not more the new form 1040W or the tection for your business, and for your this week by Mrs, Jane Cook, "What Is Cancer and How than $200 in dividends, in- regular form 1040. family if you're not there. Ask your Man president of the county can- Does It Spread?", "What terest and wages not subject from Equitable. He is a specialist in Living We are the oldest firm of its kind in to withholding. cer unit. Causes Cancer?", "How and Girl Singers to Compere Insurance. the Boca Raton area. Teverbaugh's selection, Where Does Cancer Strike?" Husband and wife also may More than 20 of Florida's file a joint return on form Mrs. Cook said, was made by and "How Can Cancer be outstanding girl vocalists Edgar Lawsonif , Special Representative We should be happy to have you consult J. AlsxArnette, who led the Cured?" 1040A if their combined in- have qualified for entry in with us about your problems. Our ex- come does not exceed these THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY annual crusade for the last The final session will be a the ninth annual "Jeanie perience and knowledge eminently limits. two years. panel discussionon "WhatCan With the Light Brown Hair" OF THE UNITED STATES qualify us to solve them. The new chairman is an be Done to Control Cancer?" By using form 1040A, you auditions to be held at the 110 Ea»t Paimatto Park Road automatically claim the administrative assistant in with Dr. Sigman as mode- Stephen Foster Memorial at Boca Raton Phone Boca Raton 8866 standard 10 percent deduc- the offices of Gee and John- rator. White Springs, Fla., Feb. 13. son, consulting engineers of Tagged Trout Caught West Palm Beach. Teverbaugh said he is seek- The Marine Laboratory of ing crusade leaders in county the University of Miami re- communities and will have cently tagged a group of spotted trout to find how far his organization completed they traveled. Out of 3, 759 well ahead of the April cru- tagged, 220 were returned, ade. and all but four of the car- riers were caught within 30 CountyOK's miles of the spot where they Building Trade were first tagged. The Palm Beach County Commission has approve d use of a building at Palm Beach International Airport by the City of West Palm Beach -- a structure which will be con- verted for use as a city jail. At the same time the board approvedsetting up facilities for a detention of juvenile delinquents for the county Juvenile Department. The approval included a trade of buildings between Representing the the Juvenile Departmentand Hartford Fire the city. Insurance Company' Rentals wee set at $120 Croup for the city and $75 monthly for the Juvenile Depart- ment — funds which will be paid into the airport account. County engineer Steve Middleton told the board it Wm Whitcrt's drawing of the home of Dr. and Mrs. John T Pt-.nl of St. Clair, Mo. The architect: Arthur H. Rude would cost an estimated $27,- ol Ft Uiuderdale. 300a year to operate the de- tention facilities. Equipment Obtained DAYI For Civil Defense Use YOU BUILD A WAY OF LIFE Palm Beach County's Civil liefense Department during the last year has acquired YOUSI ndeptndent some $450,000 worth of Insura. WHEN YOU BUILD AT ROYAL PALM heavy equipment, the County Commission has been told in a report from Ellis Alt- man, county CD director. 500 S. Federal Hwy, J. he beautiful residential development of Royal Palm Yacht & Country Altman said the equip- BOCA RATON Club is located in fashionable Boca Raton. It is bordered by the Intra- ment was secured from government surplus for only PHONE 5473 coastal, the spacious landscaped grounds of the Boca Raton Hotel and cost of moving it here. Club, its own golf fairways and the free-flowing Royal Palm Waterway.

Thus secluded, it offers a way of life in a setting of sheer beauty. Every RAIN a SHIM Tl 1 Pi III II ill •( • |>hr {!)> I ill'H III lit ii, ir MM ni'iiring completion. homesite will front either a picturesque waterway, a velvet green fairway or be no more than a short stroll away. Royal Palm has its own magnificent Yacht Club, built at a cost of over $500,000 and, like the 18-hole champion- ship golf course and golf clubhouse, is deeded, free and clear, to members. The golf course, with Sam Snead the pro, will be ready for play this season.

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MAP, WHILE WOT TO SCALE. SHOWS HIGH-GOAL POLO EVERY SUN. 3:00 PM AT ROYAL PALM POLO GROUNDS THE BEST ROUTES TO ROVAL. PALM ASK YOUR REALTOR... HE KNOWS ROYAL PALM LUMBtR YAKDS TO SSRVI 621 S. Andrews Ave. YOUR HURRICANE NEEDS l4f>° N-w- 3nd Aw*' St. Lauderdale Fla. " "gANI HIIOT Boca R«ton, Fla. 2-1706 Boc« 8581 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, 1960 Four Drivers Are Fined, Five Arrested NEW 'MODERN Young In Fire Probe Five Others Forfeit Bonds Widespread and malicious APARTMENTS Eleven cases came up for woodsburning has resulted in furnished or unfurnished Adult judgment before Judge P. J. the arrest of five west Florida Brannen in Municipal Court men. Florida Forest Service FOR RENT OR FOR SALE last week. investigators swore out war- Rental $100 per Month. Drivers Alfred Jones, 59, of 25 rants after four weeks' inves- Dongan Place, New York tigation of one of the biggest A HOME WITH A GOOD INCOME Gty, charged with driving woodsburning sprees in the while intoxicated and caus- State. ing an accident, appeared Bond was set at $1, 000 NORTHCOURT GARDEN APTS with an attorney and pleaded each for William L. Harri- North East 44th St. Boca Raton H you're really AS GOOD AS YOU THINK YOU ARE (and we not guilty to driving while son, 28; Charles Brannon, know you can be) you can DRIVE your way to lower rates. intoxicated, but guilty to 19; R. D. Smith, 31; Jimmy Wi Miles North of Boca Raton Center on Fed. Hwy. You can stand on your own feet ... be insured, and keep reckless driving. Judge Bran- Brannon, 22, and W. M. insured on your own ability and driving record. nen found him guilty of reck- Let me show you how you can benefit with a new auto "Babe" Harrison, 19. All insurance program, called NA$P, which is lair to all less driving and fined him were from the Darlington legally-licensed driver* . . . including YOUNG ADULTS $35. DAVID RAY DEHART area in Walton County, The 3 ROOMS ALL *1OO nn AND families with young adult drivers. OwenFlynn of Greenwich, David Ray deHart, new five were charged with set- Conn., charged with driving Boca Raton resident, will ting scores of fires in both NEW FURNITURE $198.00 while intoxicated and caus- head the newly-formed Nu- Holmes and Walton counties LIVING ROOM - 3EDR00M - DINING ROOM ingan accident, pleaded not Cass Company, which has between Dec. 27 and Jan. leasedspaceon N. W. Eighth guilty. He was fined $50 23. GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS FROM W, P. BEBOUT BOB RICHARDS and his driver's license was Avenue, where the firm will suspended for three months. manufacture chemical speci- According to investigating EASY TERMS - 15% DOWN DEUVERS $49.f 5 INSURANCE Bob Richards Charles Thomas, 50, of alties for the automotive in- officers' reports, the woods- Heads Office North Miami, charged with dustry. DeHart came here burning was apparently a con- AGENT public intoxication and dis- from Reading, Pa., where spiracy to force the removal RICHARDS FURNITURE Glenn Advertising Inc. has turbing the peace, forfeited he operated a similar enter- of a local timber company 701 North picked Ft. Lauderdale as the 3749 N.Fedl. Hwy. Pompano Beach $40 bond. prise until year's end. His official with whom one of F®d@mS Highway agency's eighth office inits the defendants had a dis- Charles Moore of the Boca wife, Betty, a poodle raiser, WH 1-0617 coast-to-coast operation. agreement. PHONES! 8621 or9336 Raton Hotel, arrested for pub- will join him shortly at their Announcement of the move new residence, 451 N. W. OPI NS AM, 6PM FRTnAY riL 9 FM to Florida wasmade this week lic intoxication and disturb- ing the peace, forfeited $75 Seventh Avenue. —Colony SAVE DOLLARS by Ward M. Wilcox, board Studio Photo. chairman, and John H. bond. For Your Convenience.,. In Time and Gas Stewart, president of Glenn Clyde Whitaker, 26, of Advertising. 4660 N. E. Fourth Avenue, Ft. U.S.Agency Lauderdale, charged with Bob Richards has been passing and speeding in a Accepts RDB named to head the agency's school zone, forfeited $50 FIRST FEDERAL Florida operation. The Resources Develop- bond. CLAYTON Richards came to Glenn ment Board of Palm Beach Advertising from the Lone Charles Svendsen, 702 S. E. County was formally desig- Star Brewing Company, San 28th Avenue, Pompano Beach, nated as a "cooperative of- Antonio, Texas, where he .arrested for running a red fice" of the U. S. Depart- DYNAMOMETER light, pleaded not guilty but was the brewery's advertis- ment of Commerce at a ing, sales and public rela- was found guilty and fined meeting last Thursday night tions coordinator. He entered $10. at the Mounts Building in TUNE-UP the advertising-public rela- W. Hayes Yates of Wash- West Palm Beach. tions field in 1934 as a Holly- ington County, Pennsylvania, Boca Raton was represent- wood press agent. charged with running a red ed at the meeting by Hal Our Dynamometer will — The Glenn office is in Ft. light, posted and forfeited* Dane, director-at-large and $20 bond. * Find trouble ACCURATELY and Lauderdale's Bayview Build- secretary, and Boca Raton Dorothy Rebel, 400 N. E. representatives George RAPIDLY. No need for extensive ing, while the Richards are residing at 1250 S. E. Sixth 31st Street, Miami, arrested Whitehouse, Col. Arnold road tests or guesswork. Terrace in Pompano Beach. for speeding, pleaded guilty MacSpadden and William The initial account of the and was fined $15, including Sayre. * Set your car to operate at PEAK costs. EFFICIENCY. new office is University Park, Services and benefits to FRIDAY NIGHTS a city being built by Centex Charles Campbell, 21, of manufacturers and business- * SAVE DOLLARS in future repairs, Construction Company, three 3611 Oak Avenue, Miami, menof the county were out- miles west of Boca Raton. charged with running a red lined by members of the 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. light, forfeited $20 bond. Miami field office staff to COMFLETE Labor Vocelle Invited to Give Clarence Hammond, 47, members of the RDB board A $11.50 Value %50 plus Parts Address to Conference of 5300 Georgia Avenue, of directors. James T. Vocelle has been West Palm Beach, charged A certificate and letter CHARLES HUCK'S invited to appear as a sjteaker with running a red light, from Frederick H. Mueller, at the forthcoming White forfeited $25 bond. Secretaryof Commerce, were House Conference on Chil- Jack Gene Baker, 30, of presented to president P. P. MIRACLE MILE dren and Youth. 11 Douglas Drive, Delray DeMoya by Marion A. Leo- Vocelle, chairman of the Beach, charged with speed- nard, manager of the field MOTORS State Industrial Commission, ing, forfeited $25 bond. office in Miami, who also has accepted the request by explained the general func- You've TriedTheRestjNowTry The Best Dr. Philip S. Barba, the pro- Tampa Parade to Open tions of the department. CURRENT U.S. No. 1 Midway to Delray CR 6-9393 gram chairman of the White Week-long Pageantry Leonardsaid "experienced DIVIDEND House Conference, to speak. Tampa's Gasparilla In- staff members are ready to RATE vasion Day Parade of the pi- assist in the solution of busi- AUTHORIZED J0HNS0N gTIFFANY rates will reach new heights ness problems, explain the of spangled beauty this year meaning and scope of regu- RADIO-TV~HI-FI-STEREO as the opening event of the lations administered by the annual week-long round of department, and provide RCA Sales -SERVICE all makes pageantry and fun-making practical assistance in the Visit Our 'LIVING ROOM ATMOSPHERE" Show Room next Monday. broad field of domestic and SAVE by February 10th There will be a total of foreign trade. " OPEN FRI. and SAT. Evenings 7 Till 9P.M. 60 floats in the parade and New accounts opened or added 13-5E.Palmetto ParkRoad,BocaRaton~ Phone Boca 5807 40 bands from all over the Sarasota Man Picked Southeast. By County Commission to by Wednesday, Feb. 10, earn J. P. Icardof Sarasota will become the Palm Beach a full 5 months dividend at our - IF YOU'Vi ©OT THI RIGHT TOOLS TO DO IT WITH - County Commission execu- tive secretary March 15 and current generous interest rate. will also serve as assistant to R. B. Mckee, commission comptroller. Icard, who has been em- ployed in the circuit clerk's office in Sarasota County for the last five years, will be FIRST FEDERAL paid an annual salary of $9, ZOD. Commissioner Lake Lytal Savings & Loan Association said hiring of the new sec- retary was a surprise to him and he raised objection to of Delray Beach hiring someone outside the Boca Raton Delray Beach county. Recommendation to hire Icard was made by Commis- sioner Roy Michael, chair- manof the board's personnel INSURED committee, who with J. Alex Amette, clerk of the com- mission, made the selection. 601N. Federal Hig way 645 E. Atlantic Ave. Sugar accounts for 75 per- Phone 8576 CR6-6311 cent of Cuba's farm pro- duction. SAVINGS INSURED BY AN AGENCY OF FEDERAL GOV'T FIRST TIME ANYWHERE! NO MONIY INTRODUCING .. • DOWN FHA Financing Mm ntn FIBERGLASS Finest

nULUC^ Made out of same material and to ~fc KeepUs out glar e and AWNINGheat light S AWNINGS Salesmen Invited 5911 N. FEDERAL specifications used in world famous filters softly through! HIGHWAY fiberglass boats! * 10 times stronger than any BOCA RATON • No painting, no rusting, no~m»la«wl aluminum awning! Call CR 8-2482 •k Completely adjustable! * Standard site, molded in one solid piece! Thursday, February 4, 1960 THfc _-,. Sewage Connection TIPS Ordinance Adopted An ordinance regulating many children. connections to the city sew- Commissioner Hal Dane age system was adopted at moved to rescind the action last week 'sCity Commission but the motion died for lack meeting. of a second. Under the ordinance, own- Lamb explained that it ii^^'sMkM ers or occupants of property would be some time before abutting on a sewer line are such signs might be put up required to pay a monthly as they would have to wait charge 90 days after adoption until after the traffic signal of the ordinance, to connect light problem regarding a with the line withinone year, safe left turn at 20th Street and interest charges are to was solved, begin 60 days after the ordi- A public hearing has been nance is adopted. set for Feb. 23 at 7:30 p. m. Four bids were received on rezoninga tractof land in for a station wagon forth e the Spanish River Land Com- Recreation Department and pany Plat A and Lots 11 and turned over to City Manager 12, Block 25, Mizner De- William Lamb and James velopment Company, from Rutherford, recreation direc- residential R-3 to business T. M. R.o. U.S. P.t. Off. tor, for their recommenda- B-l to allow a medical clinic tion. at the request of Dr. John "That rope you said you were getting to the Lamb said County Com- Alley. end of — I found some more in the Want Ads!" missioner Ben Sundy told him Lamb was authorized to the State Jtoad Department continue negotiatbns to an- had agreed to put in storm nex the area north of Villa Questionnaire Submitted drainage along Palmetto Park Rica. toad from N. W. Second Ave- In his weekly report De- To Voters by Rep* Rogers nue to A1A in the Spring. Long said the Garden Apart- He said according to specifi- merts were in "deplorable" Washington, D. C, cations for the drains all the Jan. 21, 1960 condition and something Editor, trees between the street and should be done about it. Boca Raton News: sidewalk would have to be Herbold agreed with the removed. This was referred As you know, it has been my practice since I have mayor and moved that the been in Congress to submit to the newspapers through- to committee for further city manager be authorized out the Sixth District my annual Questionnaire. study. to conduct a survey to see if I will greatly appreciate your publishing again the Lamb alsoreported that the there are any health or zon- attached Questionnaire in your newspaper so that the lease agreement with the ing violations there. residents of the Sixth District will again have an op- Florida Inland Navigation portunity to express their views and opinions on major District for 15 acres of land legislation before the Congress. near Lake Wyman expired Effects of Two Thank you for your fine cooperation and public Jan. 15. He was authorized service. to negotiate for a new lease. Rogers' Bills Sincerely, Commissioner John Flan- Cited by Ike cher was appointed to repre- PAUL G. ROGERS, M.C., sent the city at a meeting of In his annual budget mess- Room 111, House Office BuDding the FIND scheduled for Feb. age to the Congress earlier Washington, D.C. 26 at the George Washington this month. President Eisen- YES NO Hotel in West Palm Beach. hower cited the effect on 1. Do you favor a Federal "Fair-trade" bill which City Attorney Leon Weaver this year's budget of two would authorize manufacturers of brand name mer- chandise to set minimum re-sale prices on such was authorized to defend the measures previously authored goods at the retail level? . . — city in a suit brought by by Congressman Paul G. 2. A Senate Committee is presently investigating East of Federal Highway US 1 drug prices. Do you think the Federal', Govern- Earle G. Brown regarding a Rogers of Florida's Sixth ment should take action in this field? ——— __—> permit for a service station District. 3. Should the Interest celling on long term govern- which the commission ment bonds be raised? ______denied. The President noted that 4. Proposals have been offered to raise the minimum more thanhalfof the 626 ap- wage from $1 to $1.25 and extend the coverage of City Engineer Alfred Ams- the present law. Do you favor such a proposal? ———_ ___. ler recommended that a propriations requests of the 5. Do you favor elimination of Federal price supports Executive Department were to farmers? ———— _— building permit be granted 6. Do you favor a cut in foreign aid spending? ______, presented on a cost basis as 7 Do you favor using Federal Funds for: for the erection of a new was provided for in a bill in- m . Standard Oil Station on the A. School Construction? . , — troduced and guided to pass- B. Teachers' salaries? • — site of the present one butage by Rogers during his 8. Do you favor my proposal by which our National moved to the rear of the lot Debt would be reduced by not less than 1 percent freshman term in the Con- each year? _____ at the corner of Federal High- gress. These requests num- PLEASE PRINT: wayand Palmetto Park Road. bered 353fora total of $41, - Permission was granted. 000, 000. Cost-based budget Commissioner William O. presentations reflect actual Name Herbold asked what progress needs of the various agencies had been made on the boat by setting forth the complete launching site south of the picture of a particular pro- Address Palmetto Park Bridge. ject. Amsler said the plans were "pretty well" completed and Another budget reform bill, Occupation the city could save a con- proposed by Rogers and en- siderable sum of money if acted into law during the County beach erosion. the ramp were shortened. He 85th Congress, provides for Flood Control In addition to construction said he was working on the annual accrued expenditure funds, $635, Q00 is budgeted plans. limitations on appropria- Funds Asked for operation and mainten- Dr. Harry Sorenson, a tions. This provision limits Congressman Paul G. ance of the following existing local dentist, made an im- the amount to be spent in any itogers this week reported projects: East Coast ultra- passioned plea for the city, to one year, in effect, giving from Washington that Presi- coastal Waterway, $150,000; rescinditsactionin agreeing Congress control over how dent Eisenhower, in his bud- Ft. Pierce Harbor, $65,0-00;, 5 MODELS ON D9SPLAY DAILY to place directional signs to much is actually spent as get message delivered to Okeechobee Waterway, the beach at the corner of well as control over approp- Congress, had requested a $205, 000; Palm Beach Har- N. E. 20th Street and N. E. riations. Implementation of total of $12,985, 200 for civil bor, $40, 000, and Central Fifth Avenue. He said a resi- this bill is reflected in 12 ap- works construction and plan- and South Florida Flood Con- FEQM dential area shouldn't be propriations contained in ning in Florida for the 1961 trol District, $175,000.

Dog n' Suds, TENNIS COACH DON EADS Feb. 25 Forest Hill Away 1:00 p.m. Race Tightens March 3 Fort Pierce Home 1:00 p»m. March 10 Lake Worth Away 1:00 p.m. The Dog n' Suds Indians March 17 Forest Hill Home 1:00 p.m. lost their first game of the March 24 Lake Worth Home 1:00 p.m. season to the Jaycee Drag- March 31 Stuart Home 1:00 p.m. April 7-8-9 Conference Tournament at Lake Worth ons, ,26-9, in the Midget April 21-22-23 State Tennis Tournament at Gainesville Bank Wins, 6047, Basketball League last SWIMMING COACH JIM OLSEN Saturday. Feb. 23 Forest Hill Home 7:30 p.m. In the other game, the March 1 Forest Hill Away 3:00 p.m First Bank of Boca Raton March 11 Palmetto Boca (?) To Take 1st Place March IS Lake Worth (girls) Away 7:30 p.m Rams edged out the Doby The First Bank of Boca March 22 Fort Pierce Home 7:30 p.m. Brick Cardinals, 23-18. March 29 Lake Worth Home 7:30 p.m Raton took over undisputed The Rams were consis- April 5 Fort Pierce Away 7.-30 p.m Games Lost possession of first place April 12 Stuart Home 7:30 p.m tent in their shooting and with a 60 to 47 victory over April 22 Lake Worth Away 7:30 p.m were able to offset the 12 By Midgets Nielsen's Furniture Monday April 29-30 Conference Tournament at Lake Worth 10:00 a.m points scored by Herbold May 6-7 State Tournament at Gainesville night in the Adult Basket- The Boca Raton Midget of the Cardinals. For the TRACK COACH WES FERRELL ball League. basketball teams (boys and Rams, Gene Southards had March 2 Interclaas Track Meet Home 4:00 p.m. In the other game, Andy's March 11 Broward High School Away 4;00 p.m. girls) lost both games to 9 points, Alteri had 5 and Sport Shop downed Garden March 23 Vein Beach Away 4:00 p.m. the Hallandale Midget Scott 4. April 7 Forest Hill, Belle Glade Home 7:00 p.m. Apartments, 57 to 42.' teams Saturday night by SCORE BY QUARTERS April 14 Lake Worth In the b a 111 e for f i r s t April 14 Forest Hill, Lake Worth Home 7:00 p.m. the scores of 22-21 and 30- 12 3 4 Stuart, Fort Pierce place, Nielsen's broke a- Rams 6 7 6 4-23 22. April 20 Souther Division Championship Home 2:00 p.m. way for a first quarter 15 to Cardinals 4 6 4 4-18 In the first game, the April 27 Conference championship at Melbourne 11 lead, only to fall behind, Hallandale girls won an In the other game the May 7 Group Track Meet Miami 33 to 29, at the end of the May 14 State Meet Gainesville overtime victory, 22-21. Jaycee Dragons were led half. A second half rally by BASEBALL COACH ED OLIVER The score was 21-21 at the by McGinley with 10 points, First Bank put the game on Paul Southards with 7 and March 15 Vero Beach Home 4:00 p,m. end of regulation time. For ice. For the First Bank, March 18 Lake Worth Away 4:00 p.m. Thrasher with 5. For the March 29 Riviera Beach Away 4:00 p.m the Boca girls, Dowdy had G a 1 a y d a had 14 points, 14 points, Noel had 4 and Dog n' Suds Indians, King April 1 Clewiston Home 4:00 p.m James 13, Barr 12, Junnier Members of the Jaycee team of the Midget Basketball League arei shown, front had 7 and Eshleman 2. April 5 Forest Hill Home 4:00 p.m Krautwald 3. Boca Raton 11 and Good 8. For Niel- row, left to right, David Childers, Jimmy Crowell, Bobby Lanflisi, Chip Douglas April 12 Belle Glade Away 4:00 p.m SCORE BY QUARTERS guards, Lynn Smith, Sue sen's, Blackwelder had 14, and Eddie Iannitelli; second row, left to right, filly Doerr, Donald Thrasher, Paul April 15 Lake Worth Home 4:00 p.m Kane, Cindy Cole and Sally 12 3 4 April 20 Vero Beach Away 4:00 p.m Lee 12, Owens 10 and Wolfe Southards, Lloyd Butler and Ralph Ortenzi. Not 'pictured 'is Coach Larry Murphy. Dragons 7 6 6 7-26 April 22 Clewiston Away 4:00 p.m Tarayos played fine defen- 9. --Boca Raton News Kioto. Indiana 3 2 2 2-9 April 26 Belle Glade Home 4:00 p.m sive ball. LEAGUE STANDINGS May 3 Forest Hill Away 4:00 p.m. May 6 Home 4:00 p.m. BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS W L Riviera Beach 12 3 4 Miss Connolly Dog n' Suds 3 1 May 12, 13, 14 Sub group baseball tournament 12 3 4 First Bank 11 22 17 10-60 Victory Gives Circle F Boca Jaycees 2 2 May 19, 20 Group Baseball tournament Boca Raton 647 4-21 Nielsen's IS 14 10 8-47 To Hold Clinic First Bank of Boca Raton 2 2 June 6, 7,9, 10 State Tournament Hallandale 5 7 6 4-22 In Monday night's first Doby Brick & Supply 1 3 GOLF COACH RUSS BROWN In the second game, the game, a big second half Maureen Connolly, form- Early Polo League Lead Feb. 10 Palm Beach Away 1:00 p.m. er world's tennis champion, Feb. IS Lake Worth (Girls) Away 1:00 p.m Boca Raton Midget Boys rally by Andy's Sport Shop Circle F of Dallas, Tex- Circl e F jumped to an will hold a tennis clinic at Bobcats Both Feb. 22 Stuart (Boys) and Vero Away 1:00 p.m lost to the Hallandale boys, put the game out of reach as, current national polo early 4-1 lead in the second Feb. 29 Ft. Pierce and Belle Glade Away 1:00 p.m the Boca Raton Club at 11 30 to 22. At the end of three of the improving Garden champions, jumped to an chukker, but Detroit battled Mar. 4 Forest Hill Home 2:00 p.m a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 16. Ed- Win and Lose Mar. 7 Lake Worth Away l;00 p.m quarters the score was tied, Apartment team. For Andy's, early lead this week in back with scores by Barry die Moylan, player in the The J. C. Mitchell Bob- Mar. 18 Belle Glade and Stuart Home 2:00 p.m 20-20. For Boca Raton, Galloway had 15 points, Florida's Winter Polo Lea- and Don Beveridge. Again Mar. 21 Clewiston-Belle Glade Away 1:00 p.m U. S. first 10 for the last cats last week played two Paul Southards had 8 points Mack 12 and Gywnn 9. For gue play by defeating a in the fourth chukker, the April 1 Cake Worth and Clewiston Home 2:00 p.m eight years, will assist. basketball games, winning April 7, 8, 9 Conference Belle Glade and Eshleman 7. Garden Apartments, Burns Detroit CCC foursome, 13- Texas team spread a wide one and losing one to give April 21, 22,23 State Tournament Gainesville SCORE BY QUARTERS had ?.n. Jennings 11 and After the clinic there will 10, at the Royal Palm Polo margin of points, 10-6. A- them a record of two wins LEE DIMON, 12 3 4 McTessy 9.' be an exhibition game with Grounds in Boca Raton. gain, Detroit almost evened Athletic Director Boca Raton 8 5 7 2-22 Miss Connolly and Moylan against one loss. SCORE BY QUARTERS Del Carroll, victim of a in with three fast goals. playing Ted Withal, tennis On Tuesday Delray trav- Hallandale 2 9 9 10-30 12 3 4 nasty spill which hal ted Carroll's spill, after Andy's 11 9 26 11-57 pro at the hotel, and Mike eled to the Boca Raton gym play for 10 minutes and wh ich he was administered RECREATION CALENDAR Garden Apts. 6 5 19 14-42 Fields, assistant pro. This and became the Bobcats' Thursday, Feb. 4 brought ambulances to the oxygen, seemed to do him Table Tennis In last Thursday's ac- will be open to club mem- second victim, 30-16. The 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school. Memorial Park. field, went on to take top more good than harm. When 7:30 P.M. — Adult arts and crafts, shellcraft. Community Building. tion, the First Bank lost a bers, hotel guests and Boca Bobcats, who were never Victors Listed honors as high scorer for he remounted, he went on 7:30 P.M. — Adult basketball. Garden Apartments vs Nielsen's forfeit game to the Garden Raton residents. behind, led at half time, 19- Furniture, Boca School Gym. the day with 5 markers. to score two more, along Although the number of Apartments. In last Thursday's exhi- 3. High scorers for the Boca 9:00 P.M. — Adult basketball, Andy's Sport Shop vs First Bank of Harold "Chlco" Barry was with Billy Mayer's one, to entrants who appeared to In the second game, Niel- bition Michael Davies beat Raton team were Carpenter Boca Raton, Boca School Gym. high man for the losers, put the game on ice for Friday, Feb. 5 participate in the Table sen's Furniture edged out Don Candy in a one pro set, and Lawson with 12 points with 4. Dallas. 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school. Memorial Park. Tennis Tournament in the Andy's Sport Shop, 52 to 8-5. Following that set, , each. 7:30 P.M. — Pre-teen dance. Community Building. 48, in an exciting game. For 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age record hop* with Charlie Murdock, Recreation Boca Raton gym last Fri- Davies and Mike Fields On Friday the Bobcats Nielsen's, Owens led with Center. day night was small, the played Orlando Zuleta, NO. journeyed to Riviera and competition was fast and 16 points, followed by Lee Saturday, Feb. 6 2 player of Ecuador, and lost a tight defensive game 9:00 A.M. — Playground, Memorial Park, all day. with 14 and Wolfe with 11. furious. Dennis Riley of Australia. by a score of 20-19. Both 9:00 A.M .— Midget basketball, Boca Jaycees vs First Bank of For Andy's Galloway had DE1RFIELD LANES Women s Seashore League Boca Raton, Boca School Gym. The scores by divisions Davies and Fields took the teams were ineffective of- 15 points, Wilson 10 and Deerfield Major Team Won Lost 10:45 A.M. — Midget basketball, Doby Brick vs Bog-n-Suds, Boca follow: sets, 6-2, 6-3. Deerfield Lanes 48 24 fensively and showed a Raton School Gym. i . : Mack 9. Team Won Lost BOYS 13-16-In the first Ed's Hardware 45"/, 26VS strong zone defense. 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age drop-in, Recreation Center. Kent Nursery 59 21 Pompano Lumber 45 27 Monday, Feb. 8 round B. Mills defeated R. SCORE BY QUARTERS Richard's Furniture 40Vi 31'/, The next home game for 12 3 4 Huck Realty 40 32 3:00 P.M. —Playground, after school, Memorial Park* Ballard, 21-16 and 21-19; Pin Patter Deerfield Lanes 40 32 Doby Brick 38 34 7:30 P.M. — Adult basketball, Andy's Sport Shop vs Nielsen's Nielsen's . 11 18 6 17-52 the Bobcats will be tomor- D. Taylor defeated V. Kasel, Chris Llano Plast. 43 37 Deerfield Bank 36 36 Furniture, Boca School Gym. Andy'B 12 15 11 10-48 Gulfstream Bar 25'/, S4Vi row night when they play 21-10 and 21-12. In the fi- At Deerfield Boca Gas 34>/j 37>/i 9:00 P.M. — Adult basketball. Garden Apartments vs First Bank of LEAGUE STANDINGS Reed's 66 Service 16 64 Louis" Bar 31 41 Pahokee at the Boca Raton Boca Raton, Boca School Gym. nals Dennis Taylor defea- W L On Sunday, Feb. 7, Bob High games; Gene DeMambro Arvida No. 1 22 48 gym. On Tuesday they trav- Tuesday, Feb. 9 ted Bob Mills 21-12, 19-21, First Bank 4 1 White, a Miami star, will 258; Roland Burton 209; Bob Arvida No. 2 20 52 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Memorial Park. Plnchuk 207; Mike Valletta 206. el to Delray Beach for a 21-11, 21-6. Nielsen's 3 2 meet Marvin Young of Deer- High games, Ruth Smith 227; return match. 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age drop-in. Recreation Center. Andy's 2 3 •High series Gene DeMambro 395. Mary Jacob 204; High series Ruth Wednesday, Feb. 10 WOMEN 17 AND OVER- Garden Apts 1 4 field Lanes in a match Tuesday Businessmen Smith, 543; Virginia Darby 542; 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Memorial Park. In the first round of play game at 3 p.m. Ellen Gross- Team Won Lost M. Jacob 542. India's Government has a- 1:00 P.M. — Adult arts and crafts, rug hooking. Community Building. J. Smithson defeated L. Three Tied Winners man, 15-year-old local star, Talbol Realty 55 21 greed to put up 6, 000, 000 7:30 P.M. — Adult arts and crafts, ceramics. Community Building. Coblentz, 21-5 and 21-2. Pompano High Gulf 48'/, 27'/, POMPANO iANES rupees ($126, 006) to pay the MUNICIPAL SHUFFLEBOARC COURTS OPEN DAILY EXCEPT In Ladies' Golf Meet will meet a young man of MONDAY 2-10 P.M. In the finals Joanne Smith- 15 from Miami. Warren Uniform 44'/, 31«/, Boca Raton Businessmen cost of an Indian expedition The tournament of the Louis Bar 40 36 son defeated Rose Marie The Pin-ettes coffee Vestal Plumbing 38'/: 37'/, Team Won Lost that will try to scale Mount Boca Raton Ladies Golf Chick's Serv Sta 60Vi 23'/2 USE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS. Rutherford, 21-12, 21-11, club on Wednesday morning Gold Coast Theater 36 40 Everest this year. Association held last Deerfield JayCees 35 41 The Little Ruebs 54 30 24-22, for the championship. welcomes all lady bowlers Brown's Bar 53 31 Thursday was Better Ball Deerfield Optimist 29'/, 46'/, MEN 17 AND OVER-First to practice for improved Deerfield Police 29 47 BUB Pool Serv Sta 52 32 of Partners with full hand- 35 round results. R. Vincent averages. Expert instruc- Deerfield Kiwanis 24 52 Crosby Alley, Ins. 49 icaps. It was held on the J. Terry 212; Bob Baker 200. Ed Wentworth Plast. 48 36 over J. DeMauro, 21-12, tion is supplied by the man- Boca Raton Hotel golf Sager 240/615 series, Liberty Glass 44'/, 39'/, 21-18; D. Coblentz over R. ager, Gene DeMambro, and McLaughlln & Assoc 42 42 course. Boca Business Men Allen, 21-3, 21-9; T. Mul- Gladys Colfax, house in- Causeway Lumber 42 42 Team Won Lost Fish & Assoc. 36 48 OUR BUSINESS len over B. Rosinski, 21- There were three tied structor. Coffee is "on the Hargrove Pwr. Spray 54 18 Reed's Barber Shop 35'/, 48'/, 16, 21-17; P. Drayer over winners with a net'70 and house". There is also free Bill's Fill 45 27 Boca Tool fk Gage 34 50 J. Bartzell, 21-9, 21-5. Se- a blind draw was held. The baby sitting with a mature Bob's Bar 43 29 America!}. Legion 33 51 IS YOUR BUSINESS Deerfield Bank 36 36 Patrick Canst. 33 51 cond round results, R. Vin- results of the draw were: baby sitter. Baker Builders 34 38 GaidooaSt Nursery 29'/, 54'/, cent over D. Coblentz, 21- Mrs. A.J.Gilmore and Mrs. Teresa Reinsch had a Boca Plumbing 32 40 Colonial Packing 26 58 12, 21-18; P. Drayer over Clarence Killebrew, first; 150 game, Marie Bridges Huck Realty 28 44 High individual game: William Nielson Fum. 16 56 Doyle 242; high individual three T. Mullen, 21-15, 15-21 and Mrs. Brock Sturz and Mrs. 138, Betty Kittae 139 and High series: Jack Webber 602, games, Fred OInen 608; High 21-16. In the finals Ray John Kolb, second; Mrs. Ruth McCarver 140. High game: P. Eaton 222, team game, Boca Tool and Gage Vincent defeated Park Florence Edwards and Mrs. The Cove Mixed on Wed- Thursday Nooners 993; and high team three games. Chick's Service Station 2791. We Specialize in Drayer 21-16, 21-16, 21-16. Kay Wolfel, third. nesday night had some nice Team Won Lost Yes, our business is to serve you well in all Perry-Sites 51 17 Boca Squares Mixed The ladies are holding a games. Harold Whitacre The Robins 48 20 State parks in the United Team Won Lost your Real Estate needs. Men's Invitational Tourna- had a 196, Frank Maurer Mar-Sues 32 36 Boca Raton Yacht & States occupy 5,400, 000 Boutwell Dairy 50 26 rrent today. 190,MelHirthl78.For the Channel Kats 31 37 acres of land. Colfax Locksmith 46 30 Country Club Subdivision ladies, Isabel Nagle 166, 4 Musketeers ?6 42 Jack's Barber 44 32 Poinsettas 16 52 Louis Rowe 152, Jean Sa- Wolcott Southern 42 34 High three games: Vickie Robin- Boca Const. 40 36 Estates Section of We have moved our office to a new location at bin 152 and Flo Guilder son 418; Julie Becker 416. High Winfleld Amoco 39'/, 38'/, Boca Raton 165 East Palmetto Park Road ... just one and a 140. single game: Dot Cooper 160; Kenrich Builders 39 37 Julie Becker 158. 18 Hole - Par 3 CoaBtline Const. 34 42 half blocks east of the Federal Highway. All States Mixed had a Boca Raton Square Sportsmen Dee's Garage 32 44 little trouble with the pins 31 45 Driving Range Team Won Lost Team No, 3 Jennings-Finger 31 this we ek. Harry Colfax had Hedden Plumbing 52 24 45 Country Club Village a 191, Dr. Bill Maxfield Buckeye Plast. 51 25 Rochette Motors 27'/, 4B'/, Dee Burke 209/534; Joe Brescie We have an experienced staff of qualified Boca Tile & Terr. 48 28 184, Ed Thomas 180, Fd 201/580; Luke Griesel 202/560; Deerfield Bldrs. 47 29 Lake Floresta Park salespeople with a sincere desire to render a Zikowski 166 and Ed Sager Gladys Colfax 172/491; Joanne Best Wells 39 37 Smithson 16S/435J Sandra Gross- better service to those with whom we do business. TROPICAL 169. For the ladies, Marge McCauley Manning 31 45 man 174/460; Judi Brown 188/423 Tunison Palms A m b ro s e 173, Lou Smith Atlantic Electric 21'/i 54'/, and Betty Moorefield 171 Aluminum Craft For all the news, L Golf Center and Edna Rodocker 145. AJacobson 216/598; Cfozier 206. read the News. Pine Ridge QL 1 Mile South of Delray Beach Flu hit a good many bow- Sun & Surf Club Call on us ... to buy\ to sell or to trade . . . lers on the Junior and Ban- GUARANTIED SERVICE All Makes give us an opportunity to serve you. Let ua Stewart, Pro. CR 6-7888 tams but they are expected prove that "Our Business Is truly Your Busi- to return Saturday morning. Monfez Gardens ness." A new ball-of-the-week WHEEL SPARK PLUGS Villa Rica club is being formed and members are welcome. UI&NHEHT QQf (name brands] University Heights. In a match game Sunday afternoon, Ellen Grossman RAK OPEN BOWMNG and Jack Uleber from Deer- TJO.OO B £ IICY field Lanes rolled Maryanne ABJUSTJSENT — FREE- Neumann and David Pope FREE Fick-Up and Delivery CR 6-6081 TUNISON PROPERTIES at Fompano Lanes. Ellen INSTRUCTIONS and Jack took the match of Florida Inc. with games of 361-462-371 —DAILY- for 1,194. Highs were Jack BOCA-DEL 165 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Phone 5408 DEERFIELD 253, Dave 213, Ellen 209 BOCA" U. S. 1 <=r-"~"BELRAY and Maryanne 161, These RATON. Between .BEACH BOWLING LANES boys and girls are 15 to 534ON.FED.HWY. 19 years old. They will have DODGE • DART • SIMCA a return match at Deerfield Sales Open Evenings FOR Reservations Ph. Boca 4633 Feb. 14. SERVICES Thursday; February 4, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15 MISCELLANEOUS AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE _ FOR SALE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE INSTRUCTION In voice FOR SALE FOR SALE and piano. Mrs, Gustave SPEED Queen ironer, used Heydt, Boca 3528.(255-9B) very little. Reasonable. BY OWNER. Immediate LOT possession, 480 N.E. 34th NEW home-3860 NW 4fch Ave. Phone Boca 8047.(271- 10B) EXCEPTIONALLY ni ce Boca Ra t o n. A spacious St; Boca Raton. Must sac- with planted coconut and, BRUSH MOWING BEAUTIFUL collection of REAL ESTATE new home.including a Ml REAL ESTATE More Ads on Pg. 16 rifice. Open 1-5 p.m. 6rooms- citrus trees in Country Clearing Lots & Acreage old crystal cut glass. Call 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. basement, 2 bedroom, W2 FOR RENT FOR RENT Club Village. Custom house - Reasonable Prices - Boca 6891_. (274-10B) room, garage. (257-9P) .baths,-oak floors, 2 car DON'S Mowing Service plans included. BARGAIN! garage. Reasonable. Phone FORMICA dinette table and OFFICE for rent opposite UNF URNISHED house, REAL ESTATE 833 NW 3rd Ave, Boca 9167 Call Boca 8641. (267-9B) Boca 3455 or Miami, PL. four matching chairs, pink First Bank of Boca Raton. newly decorated inside and FOR SALE LOTS Suitable for professional out, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, • ONEorall of a limited num- 7-1918. (176-6BTF) and black. Call Boca 8284. Building lots for sale in man. phone Boca gii8- yearly lease. $125. per ber of choice lots avail- 434 NE 30th St. Chatham WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS (275-10BJ beautiful country club vil- 59-1BTF) month. 444 NE 3rd St. Ph. able at wholesale prices in Hills By Owner, 2 bedroom, Canes-Crutches - Braces 10 x 15 ORIENTAL rug $ 10. lage, phone Boca 5312 LOOK-LOOK Boca 8698. (280-10P) Winf ield park and Chatham 1 bath, Cool, attractive BEST buy in PI ores t a. Sick Room Supplies Also other miscellaneous 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, com- or stop at office at entrance. Hills. SomevA-FHAap- available. Sacrificing Extra lge. lot, 150 fron. BOCA RATON PHARMACY furniture. Moving. Call pletely furnished, season. (366-13BTF) OCEANFRONT home to proved. phone Boca 3711. terms or cash. ME. 4-9547. 105'6 deep. 3-2 house, "for prescriptions" Boca 4317. (290-10B) 2 bedrooms, well located, Free Del ivery — Ph. 9491 rent for the season. South (15-1B) Apt. 519-407 N. Pennsyl- fully insulated, central season. ofDelray, luxuriously furn- PRICED TO SELL BY SACRIFICE brand new OWNER going abroad. BEAUTIFUL 5 room, Fla. vania, Indianapolis, Indi- heat, awnings, screened ORYAL E. PADLEY ished, with a breath taking ana. (239-8-9-10-1 IB) Webcor equipment. 4 track REALTORS Newly landscaped. Close room, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, pool 15-30, Lanai with bar- stereo tape recorder, list ocean view. Very choice. beque, G.E. appliances, Custom made Draperies 40 0 E. Palmetto Park Rd, CONSTANT REALTY to beach, golf, shopping. good neighborhood. Fn- $329-1239. Stereo phono closed garage, central heat, ATTRACTIVE contempor- drapes. Call owner, .3546. FREE LABOR Boca'8708 Delray, 3 bdrm, 2 bath split level. list$169-$139. Ph. 74-WH. refrig., many extras. Open. ary home featuring 4 bed- (273-10BTF) * Upholstery * Slipcovers; (196-7BV CR 8-1933. Large Garage, Many extras. 1-2590 (276-10B) 428 N.E. 34th St. rooms, 2 baths, lge. screen- * Bedspreads * Cushions Phone Boca 3796 (214-8B) (278-10B) (205-7BTF) ed pool and patio, fireplace, FREE ESTIMATES SERVICES 400 SQUARE feet suitable 2 car garage in lovely Fior- FAMOUS FABRICS AVAILABLE for office or warehouse BOCA Villa house. 2 bed. NEW 2 bedroom, bath, GE LARGE 3 bdrm, 2 bath, esta. Owner transferred. Call Boca 5028 or space, on 13th Street. rooms, 1 bath, unfurnished, kitchen, carport, tile roof. Lot 75 x 103. Close in. split level. Leaving town. Phone Boca 3571 or drive WI1 1-1516 CARPENTER: Paint work, Phone P.oca 5673 or 4526. yearly rental. Owner can take mortgage. Priced to sell 400 N. W. out, 575 Paloma. screen porches, Florida (270-103) ORYAL E. HADLEY REALTORS Phone Boca 3468. 16th St. Phone 9444. (245-9-10-1 IB) rooms. No job too small. REALTORS (221-8BTF) Phone J. C. Haney, Boca 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. (188-7BTF) RETIREMENT HOME WASHER AUTOS FOR SALE 5678. ' (285-10BTF) Boca 8708 1301N.W. 4th. 2 bedroom, East of Federal Highway DRYER TWO 1956 Cadillac coupes, (241-8B) 1232 N.W. 7th St. 2-bed- 2-bath, patio, corner lot. on a corner lot nicely INCOME tax time. Indivi- like new. Private owner room. 2-b'ath, screen porch, Located in beautiful 1 andscaped with furnished Repairs duals or businesses. 16 will sell one for $1600. NEW, Deluxe 2 bedroom corner lot, city sewer. Lo- Country club village. Florida room, drapes, years experience. Call Mr. Phone Boca 6286.(284-10B) CAMINO REAL APART- cated in beautiful country $15,300- Call 5312. metal awnings and your Penwright. Boca 3374. MENTS in Boca Raton Club village. $14,900- Conventional and (252-503TF) Luxury Home on Infra- own sprinkler system. A Automatics (190-7BTF) 1956 PLYMOUTH, 4-dr. Square Gateway only $135. Call 3322- (253-50BTF) comfortable home for a monthly. Porch on court, SPACIOUS 3 bedroom 2 coastal Waterway. Belvedere, two tone, auto- E v e r y t h i n a for those couple in a fine neighbor- UNIVERSAL PAINTING and general re- matic drive, heater. One heat, air-c onditioning, SACRIFICE bath home. Immediate occu- hood with sidewalks and APPLIANCE SALES pairs. Reliable. Re as on- pool; 5 minutes to beach, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, $14,- pancy. Master bedroom has wanting the ultimate in Owner. 3600 miles. Phone Florida living. Shown street lighting.Excellent 260 N. Federal Hwy. able. M.L.Richards, Boca shopping, recreation, 500. Duplex plus hotel bath and door to outside. Boca 5646. (288-10P) by appointment only. terms, price $15,900. TWO Phones; 8613 - 9030 9788. (219-8BTF) churches. Visit furnished room, partly furnished, Large kitchen with natural $20,000. A. B. Carroll, BOCA RATON OFFICES MISCELLANEOUS model-turn west from U.S. birch cabinets, GE 2 door TO SERVE YCU. VACUUM 1 at Howard Johnson Res- 269 N, W. 2nd Ave. Phone refrigerator, finished utility SERVICE CALLS FOR SALE 3198. M.N.WEIR& SONS, INC $2.95 • - CLEANER taurant, follow Camino Real room with automatic wash - NOW! Direct home serv- boulevard into Gateway Realtors ALL REPAIRS REASON/BLE Unlimited Amount ing machine, 8-ft. garden ice on all makes. Com- subdivision. Keating of HOUSE FOR SALE tool room on carport, front Federal Highway at plete stock parts, hoses, OLD USED BRICK Fla. Inc. Boca 6475 or BY OWNER patio, screened & roofed 206 S. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 8567 S. E. 5th St. brushes; etc. No service $65 per thousand 8516. (216-8B) BEAUTIFULLY landsca- rear porch, Venetian blinds Boca Raton AlA & Via Cabana charge to check your Delivered. Call ped, 3 bedroom 2 bath, and drapes. Fully landsca- 820 N. Fed. Hwy CR 6-5221 Ph: Boca 3717 Boca 5496 KOIQRAMA machine. OVerland 3-4434 s p 1 i 11 evel, near beach, ped lot 80 x 110. Can be Delray Beach golf, waterway, shopping. Phone BOCA 3103 West Palrr Beach, Fla. seen at 461 N.E. 32nd St. REFINED COUPLE Double carporte, sun-deck, GO LD J terrace, fruit trees, etc. Phone Boca 3466. C OAST BOCA'S OLDEST LES" BUSINESS Enjoy quiet privacy, one BARGAIN. (279-10BTF) SERVICE DEPT. LETURMY OPPORTUNITIES room Studio. Bath, patio, Call Boca 8641 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Sun Haven CR 8-1522 Lawn Service garden. Near AlA beach. BOCA RATON INC. Phones 8866 - 6228 Our New. Location . . LOTS FOR SALE Until May 1st or yearly. EXCELLENT BUILDERS SACRIFICE Homes From $13,000 to $89,000 303" N.W. 1st Ave. ICorner lot in Boca Woods. Phone Boca 3450. OPPORTUNITY $14,000. QUALITY * Cinch Bug Control N.E. 5th Avenue and 25th BERMUDA SQUARE Terrace, $4500. Also du- ***** Hearing Glasses * All Type Spraying 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central plex lot on N.E. 2nd Circle 2 Lots Available Enable you to hear with in Winf ield Park, Sect. No. YEARLY LEASE heat, awning windows, BOTH EARS. No button in * Work Guaranteed For Quick Sale city sewers, excellent 2, $3500. By owner, 2174 Corner lot: 150 frontage, In Beqwtifol BOCA RATON ear. No cord-Nothing to hide N.E. 1st Avenue, Dixie 3 bedroom, 2 bath. New. location. in hair SrVlothes. Tiny pumps-wells $95.00 per month. Chil- 108' deep. Inside lot: ALLIED REALTY Inc. Surplus Store. 150 frontage, 108 deep. colorfess_tube carries sound SPRINKLER SYSTEMS | dren acceptable. Call 275 No. Fed. Hwy. to ear. fte'also carry convfenv For information call: INSTALLED Boca 4249 or 6241 titfnal Beltorie Hearing;AWs. I all metal fittings REAL ESTATE Mr. Craige Stephen J. Bodzo CUSTOM BUILT RESIDENCE jrree hearing analysis and fAlterations-Repairs FOR TRADE Boca Raton 55G4, after demonstration. No obligation. 5 p.m. 5617 Between Ocean and Waterway. BOCA 4543 4 master bedrooms — 3 baths, FLORIDA INSTITUTE NATIONAL SPRINKLER WILL TRADE BOCA Enclosed patio and swimming pool. FOK BETTER MKAR1NG. 7 SERVICE STORI FOR RENT Excellent va/ue. 7O9 HARVEY BUILD1NO BOCA RATON RATON Highly recommended. WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 148 N.W. 13th 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath IN Street OPEN HOUSE InfheSO's. Call Local Representative home with private Call ORCHID SQUARE Boca Raton 8412 ^ 9946 beach and docking priv- uey available at Sunday 1-5 P.M. WHY SHOP FOR CO- If No Answer ¥**•¥•***** 3453 iliges for Business or Plastridge Agency OPERATIVE APART- Industrial property. 255 N.E. 20th Street, Win- MENTS Licensed PENWRIGHTS Insured For Information Phone field Park. Price $15,990. CUSTOM Phone 5504 LOgan 4-0156 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Save time and trouble. WATERFRONT. 160' on Inland Waterway. After 5 p.m. Call Ft. Lauderdale A Really Good Buy We have information on CAR PET & UPHOLSTER Y CLEANING ALLIED REALTY INC. Two-story home. Specializing in Latest Method On-Location 5617 80 cooperative apartment 275 No. Federal Hwy. groups over -the entire Two second story suites each consisting Cleaning- All Work Guaranteed. FOR RENT Phone Boca range of prices and assess^ of bedroom, sitting room, bath and open RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL BOATS FOR SALE ments. Just tell us your sundeck. HOTEL - MOTEL specifications as to your New elevator. DESK * SHOP * OFFICE FOR SALE Maid's quarters. Free Estimates Phone Boca 3374 Space Now Available needs, and we can show BOATS for SALE in BY OWNER you just what apartments Finely constructed — excellent condition. Boca's Newest will more nearly fit them. A bargain in the very low 50's. 1954 LYMAN 17' Inboard. Best Located Beautiful 3 bedroom home, Call us today. TWO BOCA Building at situated in quiet well kept R4ITON OFFICES TO Good Condition. neighborhood in Boca Vil- CRUISERS Inc. 1.6' Out- 110 E Palmetto Pk. Rd. SERVE YOU. las. Priced below market M.N.WEIR& SONS, INC. SALES and SERVSCi board. Excellent condi- Call BOCA 8641 value. Landscaped^ sprin- tion. 2 motors, equipped for complete information kler system, awnings, Realtors F.BYRON PARKS GLENN. WYGAL for fishing, etc. Hurricane shutters, wall Federal Highway at Bonded Factory Representative A FEW OTHERS to wall carpeting, front S. E. 5th St. 499 E. Palmetto Park Road REAL ESTATE and rear patios, carport, AlA & Via Cabana Phone - Boca Raton 5151 Phone BOCA 3103 Always A Better Deal From FOR SALE extra large utility room, Phi Boca 3717 DEERFIELD newly decorated. Low Boca 5496 Owner must sacrifice 3 br. down payment, FI1A or #*i YACHT BASIN 2 bath home. Kitchen & laun- conventional financing a- BUILDING and ALTERATIONS. dry equipped, draperies, vailable. Open daily 1 to By Just Across the HiUsboro many extras. Desirable neigh- 4 p.m. or phone Boca 5214 OCEAN VIEW CO-OP APTS... FROM $7970 River From Royal Falm borhood, double carporte for appointment. 1000 N. SAM ACQUILANO, Builder 429 N.E. 32nd St. Ph. Mrs. E. 3rd Ave. 580 N. Federal Hwy. Childers, Boca 4219 or 8008. ONLY $1270 DOWN!! (Why Pay Rent?) (Formerly A & P Homes) Deerfield Beach * HOMES FREE INSTRUCTIONS * CARPORTS ESTIMATES VARSITY HOMES * FLORIDA ROOMS UCEmED MUSIC INSTRUCTION Organ-piano-Accordion NEW I960 MODELS * EXTRA ROOMS INSURED Sound Musical education Estimates To Build On Your Lot for children <£ adults by 444 ME. 4fh Drive, Boca Woods an experienced teacher NEXT TO BIBLE CONFERENCE Phone BOCA 3876 RUSSELL HINDS GROUNDS ON N.W. 3rd AVE. phone Boca 3874 COMPLETELY FURNISHED!! ALREADY 50% SOLD OUT!! The impres- NEW BRANCH OFFICE CLASSES NOW sive BLUE OCEAN LODGE, 3% miles North of Del ray, between AlA FORMING UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS and the ocean* Swimming pool, recorded beach rights, delightful ocean view, near shopping and recreation, only $20.00 monthly maintenance, NOW OPEN Accounting includes taxes, insurance, lawn care and maintenance of pool and building Typing exterior* Charming studio apts., $7,970, only $1,27.0 down; one bedroom Specializing in Diversified Shorthand apts* on 2nd floor, overlooking the ocean, $9,700, only $1,500 down* 7 §©rvic®s and Business English years to pay the balance* Soo much . . . for soo little! Real Estate Exam also Course THE DISTINCTIVE FIFTH AVE. CO-0 P APTS., DELRAY, 145S. E. 5th ENYTASK SERVICES Floral Arts » Ave*, 2 blocks from downtown, shopping, recreation. One bedroom, kit- 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, beautiful high location, Basic Construction chen, living room % bath $8,475; 2 bedroom, kitchen, living room and2 and city sewers. $14 ggQ baths - $11,975; one bedroom, kitchen, living room and bath - $9,975. SOUTH FLORIDA About 1/3 down and terms on balance if desired* $25.00 monthly main- EMPLOYMENT AGENCY $650 DOWN $90 MONTH tenance, includes taxes, insurance, maintenance of lawn and building COLLEGE Plus taxes and insurance. FHA approved. exterior* 5% cash discount* ALMETT0 PARK R0AD OF BUSINESS inrA P^rkf Directions: See model at 4700 N. W. 5th Ave. (OCA RATON Phone 6721 825 S. Fed, flwy. Take U.S. 1 to N.E. 40th St. to N.W. 3rd Ave. Deerfield Beach Turn right to intersection of N.W. 5th Ave. Gnsult HAROLD E. CONSTANT Realtor .[.No Task foe Small or Too Large phone 13oca 4454 ANDREW F.KAY Boca 393O CRestwood 8-1933 On AlA, VA Miles North of Delray Boynton 9%4 16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 4, I960 from out of the state who have SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED TO RENT Woman Wins Top Prize seen Country Club Village Commission Approves since the opening Jan. 22 SECRETARIAL position, POSTOPFICE employee seems indicative of the at- experienced, full or part needs house. One wife, one At Country Club Village tention which Boca Raton has time. Phone Boca 9301. baby, eleven days old. Rent Teen Town 'Festival' Mrs. Lloyd Connors, 331 been receiving nationally in (277-10P) not to exceed $85. a month Boca Raton Road, received recent months, Tobler said. The City Commission in TWO college graduates, ex- to be within salary. Close Commissioners finally a- the top prize of a color tele- "Many people from many committee meeting Monday perienced, desire jobs baby to work. Write P. O. Box greed to waive the license vision set given by Country parts of the country apparent- reluctantly granted permis- sitting. Afternoons, even- "W" c/o Boca Raton News. fee but stressed that they Club Village Sunday at the ly have been convinced that sion for the operation of a ings, week-ends. Reason- (287-10B) were not setting a precedent. conclusion of* the 10-day- this is the best part of the carnival by members of Teen able. Own transportation, long opening of the subdivi- Gold Coast, " he added. Town provided the affair was references. Tel. Boca 8129. sion's new models. called a "Youth Festival" or New Parcel (218-10B) Z. V. Surawski, 295 N. E. STEREO bazaar, thus not opening the 46th Street, Pompano Beach, doors to any future carnivals CLASSIFIED Post Rates received a stereo console ANNOUNCEMENTS in the city. phonograph, and five other James Rutherford, recrea- MAGICIAN specializing in prizes were also given. They tion director, said the teen- Take Effect ADS children and adult parties. were won by: agers would operate all the Call Boca 5554. New rates for parcel post Mrs. Ginny Howard, 868 booths and control the money OTHER (283-10 & 11B) went into effect at midnight S. W. 18th Court, Fort Lau- with the exception of the Sunday, according to Post- derdale, a portable tele- mechanical rides, which CLASSIFIED ADS master Don McDermott. ROBERT "1OB" PINCHUK vision set; John Bortsduller, HELP WANTED would be operated by pro- The cost of mailing parcel 2798 N. E. Fourth Drive, Boca THIS fessionals. He said proceeds ON PAGES* post packages went up an Raton, electric fry pan; J. NURSE girl to help witn 'WEEK' will go to the Teenage Cen- Pinchuk Rolls average of 17.2 percent. Schaeffer, 133 Merrybrook care of six month old baby ter's Easter Egg Hunt for MRS. LLOYD CONNORS The Florida Record The new rates start at two Drive, Haverstown, Pa., APARTMENTS and two year old boy dur- children. The teenagers will Record 707 Follow the Sun pounds, the postmaster said, electric grill; Mrs. E. 'D. inspected the score of new FOR RENT ing February & March, Call also receive 15percent of the Robert "Bob" Pinchuk roll- Ray Trotta Orch. and vary with the size of the Seman, 479 N. E. 28th Street, models being introduced by Boca 3312 for app't. profits from the rides. ed a record-smashing 707 in DUPLEX one or two bed- 45 R.P.M. ™* package and the distance it Boca Raton, clock radio, the subdivision's 10 builders (259-9BTF) The "fiesta" will be held three games at the Deerfield rooms, beautifully furnish- is sent. Leslie Price, 805 N. W. Se- prior to the awarding of the on the McCann-Lutz property Lanes Monday night while ed. 275 E. Royal Palm Road, Stereo Hi-Fidelity At The higher rates were bowling in the Major Classic cond Avenue, Boca Raton, prizes, developer August REAL ESTATE Its Finest near the J. C. Mitchell Tobler reported. opposite Golf Course. authorized by the Interstate League. He bowled games steam iron. WANTED School and will be a four- The number of visitors (178-7BTF) Persuasive Commerce Commission Oct. of 241, 232 and 234. More than 5, 000 persons day event. 20 upon the request of Post- Two other Boca Raton men 3094 CADIZ Rd., two Percussion 5-98 master General Arthur E. blocks off A1A at Boca Summerfield. He said the bowled 700 or over for a WE NEED LISTINGS Browse in Our ••feea three-game score..- Arnold south boundary. Delightful increases were justified to Fleming to Help Greet new 2-2 apartment, central Tunison Properties is ENLARGED RECORD Kurzinger bowled 704 and reduce the deficit on this heat, breezy, quiet. Tel. here to serve you. List DEPARTMENT ELECTRIC Jack Jaynes bowled 700 last class of service. The in- Russians on Miami Visit 6320. (261-9BTF) your property with us Complete Service - Repairs creases on fourth-class mail, season. for fast service. We which includes catalogues as The scores qualify the men Thomas F. Fleming Jr., Florida men led by Ralph FURNISHED aptsjfced- will inspect all list- REPAIR SERVICE 9915 well as parcels, will bring to belong to the "700 Club", presidentof the First Btink of Renick, news director ot rooms and efficiencies ings within 24 hours. the government an estimated a national organization of Boca Raton, will be among Channel 4 television station reasonable. Season or year- ' Call us today at 5408. 90-Day Guaranty Keep Your Wife 88 million dollars a year. bowlers making a score of Florida business, political in Miami, Later, Gov. Le-ly. Across highway from TUNISON o\er700 for three successive and civic leaders who will roy Collins headed a dele- public beach, call mornings PROPERTIES Under the higher rates a greet the 31 top-level offi- CHARLES C In HOT WATEH S games. gationof governors on a visit Boca 9451 (966-40 & 41B) 165 E. Palmetto 20-pound package going from cials from Soviet Russia who here to New York would now to Russia. ONE bedroom kitchenettes Phone 5408. SIMPSON Cecil Smith to Play visit Florida today. The Russians now returning SQUIRES cost $2. 75 as against $2. 56 in Polo Game Sunday $17.50 per week, Niagara Fleming made a trip to these visits include 12 chair- Aldrich Corner - 4373 PLUMB ING before the raise. Cecil Smith, 10-goal polo Soviet Russia last Summer Courts, 3% miles north of A few reductions went into men, who correspond to Boca Raton on US-1- See 26 S. Dixie Highway great, will return to the with a delegation of South American governors. Boca 3575 effect along with the in- Chicago lineup Sunday when Mrs: Stewart. (115.4-R) creases. the Chicago Oak Brook faces LOVELY spacious one Detroit CCC in the second Survey Shows 85 Percent bedroom apt; furnished or I0CI SERVICE Sunshine Circuit polo match unfurnished, southeast ex- Tires — Batteries at Itoyal Palm Polo Grounds posure, excellent location. ACCESSORIES in Boca Raton. Oppose Free Dialing Plan Call Boca 5777. (289-10B) Federal Hwy. and Royal Palm Rd. Smith, sidelined by doctors phone calls to Ft. Lauder- TOATKtiN-TRE-ROUW orders for two weeks, has A survey of all telephone ONE bedroom furnished Phone 9541 JOHN LUNGER and BOB GOOD Owners subscribers inDeerfield Beach dale from Deerfield Beach been declared fit to play. and adjacent areas. apt Inquire at BooneAo- 0peiisT and adjacent area revealed artments. 175 N.W. 3rd St WE DiLi¥ii Phone 8777 that85 percent did not desire Cecil Lamar Jones or call Boca 8733. free dialing to Fort Lauder- Gets Degree at FSU (272-10B) dale with an increase in rates Cecil Lamar Jones re- for local service, Ted Rus- OVerland 3*2040 ceived a BS degree in arts Performances nightly except Mondays; 7 perfs. per week kin, local manager of the and science at commence- SITUATIONS WANTED Southern Bell Telephone Tues.-Fri. at 8:30;2ihowsSat. at 600*9:30;Son. «l7.00 ment exercises at Florida Company, revealed this 'S MARKET State University on Saturday. CARPENTER work, addi- SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS $25.50 19.50 15.00 10.50 week. Ruskinsaid the survey INDIVIDUAL TICKET PRICES $4.25 3.25 2.50 1.75 Jones was one of 400 stu- tions and repairs. Call 105 -107 PALMETTO PK. RD. "Aldrich Corner' also included many business Boca 9188. (282-10B) firms which did not favor the dents who received degrees. BOCA RATON free dialing and higher local service rates. Ruskin met Tuesday in FRESH CHOICE & PRIME FANCY GROCERIES Deerfield Beach with repre- and sentatives of three groups, SEAFOODS MEATS DELICATESSEN the Deerfield Beach Civic League, Pompano Beach Our Meats Cut Fresh - Me Prepacked Highlands Civic Improve- ment Association and the Coral Key Villas Citizens 643 Whole or cut up TENDER JUICY Association Inc. FRESH DRESSED The groups have been cam - paigning for toll-free tele- CALF LIVER FRYERS ib. To You Mr.&Mrs. Voter 39* Arvida Compromises With Stare on Land of Boca Raton BETTER BUYS It cost the Arvida Corpora- LB. tion $5, 000 Tuesday to buy 69t 1. 8 acres of land it claims From FINER FOODS italready owns in Boca Raton. The state also claimed Genuine Spring ownership and a compromise Cmrtney C "Dun" settled the deal for $1, 300 LEG-G-LAMB less than the appraised value of the land situated about BOOM hene! two miles north of the present Boca Raton Cabana Club. Fresh Arvida, which has a de- LB, velopment under way nearby, S appreciate your 69t MACKEREL said it had to have the dis- puted land immediately as a interest in the strict LB. 29* location for a private beach U.S. CHOICE club. adherance to the city FStiSH CAUGHT The state contended it CHUCK STEAK owned the land as part of the KINGFISH sovereignty area of Florida. manager form of But Arvida contended it actually was upland property and part of the area it al- government. A!! Kinds ready owns. LB. Fresh SHRIMP Your faith in my views Wilsons SLICED and integrity will not BACON be abused. Complete Line of Stouffers and Birds Eye Frozen Foods SHRIMP LB Pastry By Rosella's BASKET —Delicatessen Includes French Fries and VOTE Tuesday Feb. 16, FOR U.S. CHOICE Cole Slaw ItOASTBiiF 97( SIRLOINS HOAST TURKEY Charco burger-29< Ib. 09 BAKED BIA*§§ Courtney C. "Dan" BOONE .. Coney Dog-25< FOTATOi SALMI SCALLOPS -CLAMS Root Beer - Shakes Donuts - 59* doz. Your Candidate OYSTERSXRABMEAT CURB SERVICE For Honest- Efficient-Progressive Government Smoked KINGFISH 1850 N- Federal (Paid Political Advertisement)