Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, July 9, 1959 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 9, 1959 Police Department acted as pall- Thursday, July 9, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 Report Made IN bearers. 10 Arvida Officials Join MEMORIAM Teenagers Hold Africa every Sunday night at the On Convention Burial was in Boca Raton Me- Memo to Brides church. morial Cemetery. Arrangements Chamber of Commerce A report was heard on the Louis F. Perraulr If you are about to become a bride, remember that we want Birthday Party Mrs. Sidney Wells announced More than a dozen applica- president, and C. W. Bailey, W. national convention at a recent Louis F. Perrault, 55, were handled by Kraeer Funeral the happy news. Please remember these few details. that an executive meeting was George Krautwald celebrated tions for membership in the Boca Bailey Campbell, John A. Grant, dinner meeting of the Boca Raton formerly of the Garden Apart- Home. The wedding story and a black and white gloss picture held at her home Tuesday. his 16th birthday with a teenage Raton Chamber of Commerce A. T. Knight, Byrd F. Marshall, Junior Chamber of Commerce ments, died last Friday while should be in our office before the wedding so that we may do party last Friday night in his N. •were acted upon favorably by KnoxB. Phagan, George W. Roy, held at the Ocean View Restau- visiting in Norfolk, Va. justice to this important occasion. E. Seventh Avenue home. Introducing the Board of Directors Tuesday, Frank M. Steffens and John H. rant. He went to visit his daughter Wedding information blanks are available in our office for your convenience. They are simple to fill out and quite com- There was dancing and a according to Chamber President Weir. President Paul Hutchens, to make his home there three THE ART AND FUN OF plete. There is no charge for publishing wedding or engagement special birthday cake served Bill Mitchell. Also accepted were Vita-Sol who attended the national con- weeks ago. stories or pictures. So let us know the happy news. with soft drinks. Ten applications from offi- Corporation, 3200 N. W. Sixth vention in Buffalo with his wife, Mr. Perrault was a patrol- RINEGLAS Joining in the festivities were cials of the Arvida Corporation Avenue, Boca Raton, manu- told the group that Florida had man of the Boca Raton Police BOCA UA1OH NEWS TRANSFERS •were accepted and membership facturers and distributors of the the fifth largest delegation there. force from 1952 to 1958. He Carolyn Baker, Neil Williams, approved for Milton N. Weir Sr., Lith-o-Crete shell and other Edward V/ilson, secretary of was born in Nashua, N. H., was Sonny Dudley leaves for San Danielle Vail, Dana Mucci, building products; John J. Welch, the Boca Raton Hotel and Club, member of the Catholic Church Diego to complete his Naval Rusty Cobb, Judy Shryock, Gail If you're not feeling in the Personals McKinney, Willis Manning, Kswanis Told 169 East Palmetto Park Road, was a guest. New member Bert arid came to Boca Raton in 1950. training. accountant, and Withers Van and pink, it may be attributable to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Massman Altieri and their children, Jo- Anna McKinney, Bob Perry, Uebele was welcomed. Survivors include his wife, the long green. According to a and son of Detroit have been Nancy James, Bill Eubank, Of Safety Rules Storage Inc. of 1215 Flagler Catherine, of Boca Eaton; a prominent Boston doctor anne, Gerald and Michael. They L. S. Dudley Jr. visiting her parents, Mr. and plan to spend some time at Nancy Tarayos, Jimmy Benson, Florida Highway Patrol Street, Ft. Lauderdale. Truck Knocks daughter, Mrs. Muriel M. Staiv, stomach trouble, headaches, Mrs. Raymond Bever in Boca CandlewoodLake in Danbury and Mike Hudson and Jackie Snyder. Trooper Tom Hodges was guest Norfolk, Va. ; three sisters, Mrs. an irregul ar heart and a variety of emotional disturbances can Woods. They left for home to take a trip along the Mohawk speaker at the Tuesday meeting Over Hydrant James B, Worrell, Boca Raton, Lafayette Scotland Dudley Darrell Heads result in a form of "money sick- Wednesday after visiting for two Trail. There will be a gala of the Kiwanis Club held at the A truck driven by Robert Mrs. Agnes Valenti, Brooklyn, Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Farewell Party ness" caused by the pretty weeks, family reunion before they re- Ocean View Restaurant, Sales Force F.'Tkner, S. W. 16th Street, New York, and Mrs. Emma S. Dudley of Boca Villas, was green'etchings turned out by Mrs. . Kathryn Shattuck left turn to Boca Raton. He explained many of the Just before departing for Ire- Pompano Beach, kn ocked over Murray of Tyngsboro, Mass., the Treasury. given a farewell party by bis Honors Mrs. Lord and a brother, Peter of Lowell, this week for Westfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. A. Matthews changes made by the Legislature land Monday, J. Stuart Robert- a fire hydrant last Wednesday at Actually the troubl e doesn't family and friends recently be- Mrs. Philip Lord was honored Mass. She will be gone about three and son, Allen, are going to regarding highway safety rules. son announced that Bruce Darrell N. W. 20th Street and First stem from how much or how littl e fore flying from Miami to San ata surprise farewell party given * Intriguing New weeks. Massachusetts for a vacation. He said Florida, from Palm Beach has joined his organization, and Court. Rosary services were held money you have, but rather from Diego, Calif., where he is now by the Women's Society of Decorating Art-Medium the particular "meaning" you Fire Chief John Loughery and Allen is a Boca Raton News County south, has a high traffic with the coming season will Felkner told police he had Tuesday night in the Kraeer stationed to complete his Naval Christian Service at the First * Endless Exciting Variations have come to place on it. Also, his wife, Alice, spent the holi- carrier boy. * prevent patio Accidents accident rate which raises auto- direct a large sales organization pulled his truck out from a stop- Chapel. Funeral mass was said recruit training. Methodist Church Wednesday "money sickness" can origi- day weekend in Nassau. Mr. and Mrs. John Jonke Jr. * surprisingly inexpensive mobile insurance. specializing in oceanfront, resi- ped position and did not SPS the Wednesday morning at St. Joan He was graduated from Sea™ night. of Arc Catholic Church with the nate with the feeling you need Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knutt and their children, Jeananne and COME IN NOW AND SEE "Palm Beach County was dential and development pro- hydrant. Estimated damages more money when actually you crest High School in June and There were games, refresh- Rev. David Heffeman, pastor, and two children of Silver Spring, John 3rd, are visiting his parents, THE NEW RINEGLAS! third in the state with traffic perties. Mrs. Martha Jamison were $75 to the hydrant. don't. had served one yearin the Naval ments and a gift for Mrs. Lord officiating. Md., are guests of Mrs. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. John Jonke Sr.. He deaths last year with a total of Steinbaugh remains with Robert- Investigating officer was The doctor also points out Reserve. who is moving ' to Buchanan, Fisk. is the brother of Mrs. Russell 93, " Trooper Hodges said. son's organization. Det. Lt. Charles McCutcheon. Members of the Boca Raton (and who can disagree?) that More familiarly known as Mich. parental bribing of kids and Benson. The Jonkes are from One new facet he brought out The new enlarged office will Birthday greetings go this "Sonny", he is the brother, of ANDSEL the substitution of cash hand- Mrs.. John Lynn presided at was that radar is now admissible be situated at 152 South Federal week to James Reilly, Elaine Feldcn, Long Island. outs in lieu of real affection Mrs. Roy Vrchota of Deerfield the recent executive meeting of Highway just north of the Boca Rucci, Edward Rothe and Mrs. Tommy Hunt of Miami as evidence in court in speeding can set the stage for "money Beach. the WSCS. The subject of a OUSE cases. Raton Clinic. sickness" in later life. Frederick Matthews. joined the Russell Bensons at yearbook was discussed. 1 DININ& R00M C0CKTm Mrs. Tucky Pool and children the Boca Raton Cabana Club in Mrs. Frank Shober Has It was announced that hos- '07jf VL^ * L0UN6B The authority may have a Mr. and Mrs. Warren Skinner Mrs. Ruth Schreck write that they are having a fine celebrating the Fourth of July. Luncheon Bridge Party PHONE BOCA 4941 pitalized William Hallman and r.tr> ' /> 'IA (an rutOC**N) osixneto BCACH point or two in his beliefs, but are in charge of the Senior Youth Entertains at Dinner after a quick look at the pro- time seeing the historical sights Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick 137 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD Harold Holden are recuperating. -. PH.QNE SS7I — Mrs. Frank Shober was hos- Fellowship which will study BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Mrs. Ruth Schreck of Boca blems of high taxes and higher in Washington, D. C., and Litchy returned during the week- Visiting Kiwanians were D. tess to a luncheon bridge party Raton Hills entertained at a din- Cocktail Special prices, it looks to us like the visiting relatives in Philadel- end from a three-month tour of A. Schlueter, Fraik Mont- in her Riviera home recently. nerparty Wednesday night in her MANHATTAN - MARTINI average case of "money sick- phia, Pa. the Continent. Mrs. Henry gomery, Frank Wirth and Andy ness" is complicated by a Guests included Mrs. Wil- home for her house guests, Mr. DAQUIRI 5 to 7 P.M. Mrs. William McCord left Downing of Philadelphia re- Dulen, all of Pom pa no Beach; touch of d dlar deficiency. liam Wright, Mrs. Ted Sieferth, experienced and Mrs. Clarence Mack of CHEF NALEY'S SPECIAL recently to spend the Summer in turned with them. The Litchys Bert Uebele of Delray Beach, Melbourne, Fla. Your Dollar won't be De- Mrs. Lewis Simmonds, Mrs. Charles Lewis of Columbus, Six Entrees to Choose From ficient at W. P. BEHOUT, New York City. were joined in Europe by his two Guests present from Boca Jewell Cook, Mrs. Edward Mel- Ohio, Frank Lubking, Indiana- COMPLETE DINNERS WITH DESSERT though! For the HIGHFST Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sullivan sisters and their husbands, Mr. Raton included Mrs. Frances vin, Mrs.. Willard Machle, Mrs. polis, Ind. and George R, Dane values in REAL ESTATF. or left for Grand Rapids, Mich. and Mrs. Lester Schaal af Pro- Flechaus and her daughter, $1.95 5:30 TO 9:30 P.M. Bert Uebele of Deerfield Beach of Iowa City. INSURANCF, at the LOWEST They expect to return in October. vidence, R. I., and Mr. and Eileen. CLOSED MQNDAYS possible prices, cometo701N. and Mrs. Penman Wood. Guests were Ed Randolph and HENRY J. MELLON Mrs. Edna Giganti. left for Mrs. John Davidson. Davidson Federal Highway, 3oca Raton . .Virginia to visit her sister who is British Consul at Guymas, Mrs. Frances Flechaus, her Ed Wilson of Boca Raton. Use the Classified Ads CORWiN B. McCREADY OWNERS or call 8621 or 9336. is ill. Mexico, daughter, Eileen, and Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Charles Fracker enter- Mr. and Mrs. James Con- Schreck returned this week from tained at her home on Royal nelly were guests of Mr. and a Florida vacation. They visited FHA DOWN PAYMENT Palm Road with a bridge party Mrs. Charles Sales. The Con- historic spots in St. Augustine, last Friday. nellys were on their way home then journeyed to the West COUNTRY FROM Mr. and Mrs. Norton C, to Washington, D. C., after Coast. They visited Sarasota Marshall are vacationing in spending a month's vacation in and Lido Beach, then returned Modei Furnished by Birmingham, Mich. via the Tamiami Trail. CLUB Nassau. v Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanders VILLAGE of Delray Beach have purchased Modemage a house in the Estates and will BOCA RATON FLORIDA >^ make their home here. CRAZY, Man Recent guests of Mr. and plus America's Mrs. William Eddinger were Mr. The new Bell and Howell Movie City Sanitary Sewers. and Mrs. Floyd Eddinger, who Projector will be your "cup of tea " finest furniture Exceptionally large lots — have returned to their home in u asphalt drive — sidewalks —fully Williamsport, Pa. Floyd and landscaped. - FEATUPING - The exquisite perfection of truly Centra] Ueat- awning windows. William are brothers. fine furniture requires a setting of 10' x 26' screened porch with * 3-Second AUTOMATIC THREADING Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kurzin- equal perfection in your own home. 16' glass sliding door. * 100% BRIGHTER PICTURES That's why wejorov/c/e the ser- Tile roof & concrete carporte. ger and daughter, Betsey, spent •* REVERSE and STILL-PICTURE vices of highly trained, exper- General Electric Built-in sur- the holiday weekend at Marathon ienced decorator Consultants to face unit and oven witli Nu-Tone FASTER REWIND assist you with every detail of fan and hood. Key. home furnishing, from planning the propped luninous kitchen Mrs. John Matteis and son, arrangement to choosing colors and accessories. Bring your ceiling with Vinyl tdtchen floor. plans or blueprints - its a Grosse Pointe service! Full ceramic tile baths with John Jr., left last Wednesday for electric wall heaters and built-in a vacationin Stamford and West- Budget Terms Arranged Thru vanity. Shopper Service Charge Plan of Spacious closets and large port, Conn. They will be join- First National Sank of DeJray. There is no finer furniture anywhere than you will utility room. ed there by Mr. and Mrs. Sal find right here at Grosse Pointe. Our list of manu- D M facturers is a roster of the most distinguished names in the industry - Tomlinson, Henredon, Drexel, The DORSET %"B A\°H°S $15,900.00 Hutkins Hosts Schoonbeck, Weiruan, Woodard and others - each one ON CANAL FRONT LOT famous for style, qualityj dependability — furniture To Relatives for those who want the very best! DIRECTIONS: The Max Hutkins were hosts -STOREWIDE SPECIALS - OTHER MODELS to a cocktail party Sunday for Go West from Federal Highway 3 Bedroom — 2 Bath his brother and his wife, Mr. (U.S. 1) on West Palmetto Park 2 Bedroom - 2 Bath and Mrs. Harry Hutkin of St. Our 45th year Road and continue to entrance of FROM Country Club Village. $14,500 - $16,900 Louis, who are staying at Miami Beach. Following cocktails, die FLWNITURE SHOPS, INC AUGUST TOBLER party moved to the home of Miss Fort Lauderdale. Boca Raton: Builder and Developer Lillian Abbott for a barbecue Phone 6219 524 N.E.6th Ave. 1975 N. Federal Hwy. 1199 \\\ Palmetto Park Rtl dinner. Phone 5312-3322 TOBLER HOMES Other guests included Mrs. BOCA CAMERA CENTER Summer Hours: Men. 9 to 9 — Tues. thru Fri. 8:30 to 5:30 Sat. 8:30 to 12 noon Florence Brown and Miss Dorothy Roya! Palm Shopping Plaza LaPique. Thursday, July 9, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 9, 1959 Kotlar Forms Personals Going Away Gift son-in-law and daughter, Mr. New Company Mr. and Mrs. William Day For Mrs. Theilen Fireworks Display Features the Fourth and Mrs. C. A. ' McNeil, and •"• . , • ^.nKrn. munHi Heavyv rains failed to dampen Sr., Fire Chief and Mrs. John Edward A. Kotlar, president their 10 children. She plans to A farewell party was given the spirits of hundreds of persons Loughery and Dr. and Mrs. Ed- of Vita-Sol Corporation, has be gone about three weeks. last Thursday night at the home Inlet, Lake who turned out for the Fourth of ward Lewis spent the holiday announced the formation of The Albert Marmons have of Mrs. Domina Jalbertby mem- July celebration held in Memorial weekend in Nassau. Kotlar Associates, with tempo- returned xo their Boca Villas bers of the Morning Star School Work Starts Park on Saturday. Mrs. Nathan Fitch has re- rary offices at 3200 N. W. Sixth home after spending several local circle for Mrs. Annette Operations have begun on The rains caused some of the turned from a visit to New Avenue, Boca Raton. The new months in Baltimore, Md. Theilen. the dredging of the sand-clogged games to be canceled but the company will work closely with Haven, Conn. Returning with Mrs. Theilen left for a three- Gerald Priebe Jr. attended Inlet and Lake Boca Raton, Ar- event was still considered a Keating Development Company, her was her nephew, James week visit on Long Island. vida Corporation officials told the Youth of Unity Conference success. and has purchased six lots in Fitzgerald, who will spend the . She was presented with a 7 the News this week. at Lee Summit, Mo. He was You'U rub your eyes and Members of the American Boca Square for the immediate Summer here. jeweled sweater as a going a- Work on the $20,000 to there for a week. look again when you see Legion barbecued chicken for the erection of finished homes uti- Mike Simpson left last way gift from the group. how sparkling clean we get $25, 000 project got under way large crowd while the Legion Thursday by plane from Miami Mrs. Jerry Re left for Harri- Among those present were lizing the tornado-proof Vita- your clothes . i. . even the Monday, A channel 100 feet Auxiliary added all the trim- to visit his brother-in-law and man, N. Y., last week. Mrs. Jack Bussen, Mrs. Charles Sol shell. stubbornest stains come wide and a minimum of eight mings, including desserts. She plans to stay there until sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hub- McCutcheon, Mrs. Edward Con out, thanks to our gentle feet deep will be dredged. Ar- The Boca Raton Teenage Works Dept. fired the display. Member of the smart young- bard, and their children, Jimmie September. nors, Mrs. Milton Hynes, Mrs. but thorough treatment. vida engineers said. Center held a carnival type The display, financed com- er set around town is Joey Sal Di and Terri, of Plainville, Ind. Mrs. Taylor Myers of Win- Val Chisholm, Mrs. A. Chichi- Result? All your clothes Dredging the area is part of pletely through contributions by affair as a climax to its bus fund Mauro, 14-month-old son of Mike plans to stay about two field Park has just returned from sola, Mrs. Betty Schmidt, Mrs. look as crisp and fresh as a long range plan to clear and local civic organizations and in- drive. There were several games Mr. and Mrs. Joseph'P. Di Mauro weeks. a visit with her mother, Mrs.- E. John Birney, Mrs. Edward Bows, when new. keep clear the Inlet. A study is dividuals, has become an annual A busy chef is Legionnaire Leonard Summers as he barbecued available for various ages as well of 330 N. E. 24th Street. -Colony Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Vallandingham of Fort Mrs. Paul Lo Bianca, Mrs. John now being conducted by the affair. Those who contributed hundreds of chickens for the Fourth of July Festival last Saturday at as pony rides. Approximately 40 Studio Photo. Aprigliano and theit daughter, Thomas, Ky. Bozzone, Mrs. Pasquale Rucci, University of Florida at Gaines- teenagers and a number of parents •this year included the Boca Raton Memorial Park. Nikki, leave soon for a two- Mrs. Valentine Walters, Mrs. ville to find the solution to the participated. Police Benevolent Association, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sieferth, week vacation in Baldwin, Franklin. Oliver, Mrs. Leo Fox, Inlet problem. At 6:30 the Little League held Boca Raton American Legion Post Mother, Daughter Mr. and Mrs. L. Simmonds, Mrs. Artiiur Wenderoth, Mrs. EXPERT DRY CLEANING Long Island. Soundings have been taken its All-Star game with best players 2T7, Boca Raton Kiwanis, Boca Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, John Woods and her sister, Mrs. Personals Leo Fox arrived home from and more studies will be made from the four teams participating. Raton Board of Realtors, Scholz On Nursing Staff Col. and Mrs. Jewel Cook, Dr. •L. Wenderlich of Short Hills, Mr. and Mrs. George Henry burg, Pa. She plans to tour New Ireland recently. He attended ALTERATIONS after the dredging has been A spectacular fireworks dis- Homes of Florida Inc., Lewis It's "like mother, like and Mrs. Frederick Matthews N. J.; Mrs. Nicholas Aprigliano and daughter, Dottie Lou of England during the Summer and the international convention of completed. play was set off a little after 8 Shonty, Lawson Electric Inc., daughter" at Bethesda Memorial and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodge and her daughter, Miss Nikki Indianapolis, Ind., are the guetts return to Boca Raton in October. the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick celebrated the holiday by shar- Zippers — Buttons The dredging is being paid Sydney (Tuckey) Pool P"m- ^ was the largest display Melvin Schmitt, Florida Boca Hospital these days! Aprigliano; Mrs. Burton J. Cox, New Pockets of Mrs. Henry's parents, Mr. Mrs. e in Dublin. ing a table at the Boca Raton for by Arvida, according to an *the cit"tyy hahas hahad tto datedate.. IItt in in- Raton Housing Association Inc. , Newest additions to the nurs- Mrs. Burton Parks and Mrs. Invisible Re-weaving aad Mrs. Cha*rles Mohr, for three and children, Dick, Peter, Syd- A card was received from Cabana Club Saturday night. agreement between its subsidiary cluded several groundpieces as Marqusee Associates of Florida ing staff are a mother-and- Floyd Neering. weeks. The Henrys have pur- ney, Ann and Debbie, returned one of the Boca Raton News Mrs. Max Hutkin was hostess Boca Raton Properties Inc. and well as lavish aerial displays. Inc. and the Boca Raton Junior daughter team, Mrs. L. W. The Morning Star Circle is chased a waterfront lot in Blue this week from Philadelphia. carrier boys vacationing in New to a luncheon bridge at her the City of Boca Raton. Members of the city's Public Chamber of Commerce. Twigg and Mrs. Gerald W. planning a gala spaghetti supper Inlet and plan to make their They also visited historical sites York and New England. Vincent home on Friday for Mrs. P. H, John Grant, Arvida engi- Breese, both of whom are gradu- to be held in August. Mrs. Matty's home here in the near future. in Washington, D. C. Matteissaid he is having a grand Weiner, Mrs. Bruce Darrell and neer, said that the contractor ates of the Memorial Hospital Aprigliano will be the chef. Mr. and Mrs. Don Allen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leturmy SPECIAL SELECTION of LAMPS time and had just returned from Mrs. Marguerite Smith. would dredge the Inlet first, re- School of Nursing, Cumberland, Krise and their baby son, David, of N. E. 17th Street and their a visit to Yankee Stadium. ONE HOUR CLEANERS move storage volume material BOUDOIR LAMPS $6.50 - $30 each Mrs. Florence Caulfield has are visiting the parents of Mrs. children, Larry, Jerry and Gary, Md. Mrs. Annette Theilen left Norway has about 2, 500 wai, 1943 North Federal and then dredge the lake. Most ALABASTER LAMPS $14 - $32 each left for Boston to spend the rest Phone Boca 5712 Krise, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baker left Wednesday for Lexington, Mrs. Twigg was graduated by plane last week for Hunt invalids. of the material will be pumped of the Summer there. of Boca Raton. Mass. Louis will return to Boca in 1929 while Mrs. Breese was a ington, Long Island, to visit her to the south side of the inlet, he member of the 1952 graduating Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Raton but Mrs. Leturmy and the said. The dredge will average class. Myra Anderson and daughter, children will stay for six weeks. 150 cubic yards an hour and is Dr. John Alley of Boca Raton Sheila, will leave Friday for Later Louis will fly up and join 71 So. Federal $tft S6&/& Phone 9415 expected to operate 20 hours told Mrs. Twigg about Bethesda a three-week trip through the them for the last week in August. a day unless it is too noisy. OPEN ALL SUMMER Memorial, and after touring the Carolinas and Virginia. They Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leggett HOURS 9:30 - 5:30 CLOSED WED. AFT. new hospital, she, in turn, told will go on to Youngstown, Ohio, and their children returned from her daughter about it. Mrs. Legal Notice to visit both their families. a month's vacation on Saturday. Breese joined the nursing staff JUST ONt OF 7 BJ$fie»T* Ch#v«lit ^ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME J. S. William Lamotte, Mr. They toured the southern and LAW HUNGRY and THIRSTY? ... on June 10, and her mother be- and Mrs, William Lamotte and western states by motor. They NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that gan her duties June 22. the undersigned, desiring to engage in family and George Lamotte Jr., stopped off to see the scenic For that afternoon or evening snack business under the fictitious name of left for their home in Massachu- sights all the way from California KOTLAR ASSOCIATES back to Boca Raton. try one of our CHARCO-BURGERS, Mrs. Welles Entertains at po Box 646. Boca Raton, Florida setts. They were visiting here At Steak Barbecue intends to register said name with the over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Penmaa Wood CONEY DOGS or thick Clerk of the Circuit Court of palm are leaving for Norristown, Pa., Mrs. Harriette Welles en- Beach County, Florida. Dr. and Mrs. John Critz and MILK SHAKES. /s/ Edward A. Kotlar and Maryland, their former home. tertained at a steak barbecue children, Suzanne and Rickey, Saturday night. Her guests were Leo J» Fox, Attorney are visiting her mother, Mrs. They expect to be gone about 129 Boca Raton Road two months. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanders, Mr. Boca Raton, Florida Arthur Jayne of Winfield Park. The Rev. James Richard of OPEN EVERY DAY and Mrs. Cecil Watson, Mr. and publish July 9, 16, 23, 30, 1959 Mrs. Jayne leaves soon for Pitts- St. Paul's Episcopal Church, FROM 11:00 A. «. Mrs. Arthur Hoerauf and Mrs. Continuing our First . . . Washington, D. C., is the guest TO 12 MIDNIGHT Irene Lamont. of the Rev. James C. Stoutsen- CURB SERVICE berger, pastor of St. Gregory's KEEP FLORIDA GREEN Episcopal Church. At All Times Mrs. P. W. Goerke has re- 1850 K. FEDERAL HtfY. SOCA RATON ANNIVERSARY turned to her Winfield Park home following a visit to Ohio and Indiana. PRICES REDUCED SALE able to tell this yourself instantly, NASCARt-conducted test of re- MIAMI MADE Take a tip from the experts ... in peated stops from highway speeds. once you take the wheel. 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FEDERAL Exclusive Ladies Specialties O.S, 1 between Boca fcDelray CRestwood 6-5241 Free pick-up & Deliv. iij 1308 N. FEDERAL HWY—POMPANO PHONE 246 S. FEDERAL HWY. DELRAY BEACH Phone CR 6-6081 )/ 168 BOCA RATON RD. BOCA RATON ACROSS FROM GOLF COURSE 8621 OR 9336 Thursday, July 9, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 9, 1959 Capital Improvement Campaign Through My BOCA RATON NEWS 27 Window To Organize at Meeting July The long range Capital Im- new in Florida, " Weaver said. 152 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida Weaver said that Delray By BEATRICE LANDRY provement Plan came up for an Beachand Boynton Beach did not Weaver was ins tructed to Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 airing at a City Commission have a similiar ordinance but bring the prepared ordinance to committee meeting last Thurs- Published Every Thursday Pompano Beach did. The Pom- a commission meeting soon for The financial condition of the polio fund for Palm Beach day afternoon. pano Beach act was not uniform further action. Halford R, Houser, Publisher County is in sad shape, so bad, in fact, that it calls for emergency City Manager William Lamb and varied on the east and west measures. said 19 civic organizations each Beatrice Landry, Editor sides of Federal Highway, he Birth Notice As we enter the so-called "polio season" this is a serious situa- had appointed a member to be said. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising 8s Circulation tion. Should an epidemic arise, patient care might have to be part of the overall committee. The attorney said, in his Wind Sr. of Winfield Park an- curtailed with disastrous results. Two appointments are yet to Entered as second class matter at the post office opinion, the ordinance could be nounce the birth of a grandson, Although the Salk vaccine has been available for a long time, of Boca Raton, Fla., December 1, 1955 come in, one from the Art Guild enforced according to the Jtatutes Ri Edward, bom to Mr. polio continues to creep upward, slowly but menacingly. and one from the newly-organ- cnard by prohibiting trucks in a resi- and Mrs. Robert A. Warren of Joining in the festivities at the Saints and Sinners gala party Subscription Rates: 1 year $4.00; 2 years $6.50 The Palm Beach group is currently operating at a $7, 000 deficit ized Masonic Lodge. dential area for the protection of East Norwich, Long Island, New held recently at the Boca Raton Cabana Club were former U. S. and already has received more than $3,000 from the National "It is time to get this under children or for an esthetic factor. York. Senator and Mrs. Claude Pepper, Edward Mello, clown and singer, Foundation and more is needed. way, " Mayor Joe DeLong em- "I believe this ordinance There are more than 200, - and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kurzinger. -Pat Moss Photo. The acute financial condition of this important body must be phasized. "The commission^ could be enforced if reasonably 000 chemical by-products of relieved if polio patients are to continue to get the help they need should name other members to drawn but it seems to be fairly USE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS Editorial and deserve. supplement the committee." soft coal. The National Foundation has authorized emergency drives by Discussion included how ORDNANCE FOR CONTROL OF DOGS individual units and the appeal has gone put to all residents to join many more were needed and the in the fight against this dread disease. need for including qualified The controversial" dogs at large" question lasting fright that makes them shy away from TOMORROW is your last opportunity has been settled. Numerous complaints have all dogs in the future. This is the first time that such an emergency drive has been personnel from the fields of en- authorized. gineering, finance, real estate been received by city officials from all The city has outlined a sensible plan for and planning. sections of the city. the protection of all, both dog lovers and Although the Marchpf Dimes was successful this year, county to open or add to your Residents- complained of dogs running those who are not. patient care drained all the money collected. Expenditures of the It was agreed that the com- local chapter have been enormous during the last year, officials missioners would be responsible loose through their property, destroying shrub- Dogs are to be licensed on or about Nov. said. for the selection of additional bery, digging into their lawns and generally 1. Each dog will then have to wear a collar Normally the local chapters have been able to give the national names. .account at FIRST FEDERAL making a nuisance of themselves. They also with a tag attached. The tags will be good organization a certain percentage of money collected for their The organizational meeting complained of incessant barking. for the calendar year. But itisn't thatsimple. polio research program but this year the situation has been reversed. of the Capital Improvement Pro- Nothing much can be done about the For the protection of the public against a gram has been set for Monday, barking, but a real bite has been put into the dog, or one with any serious disease, each It is not so much new polio patients, so far, but the burden of ... and receive a full July 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the dog ordinance passed by the city. It is in a dog owner must take his pet to a licensed polio patients from previous years. They still require the services • council chamber. short sentence listing the penalties for viola- veterinarian for a vaccination certificate be- of physicians, hospitals and polio rehabilitation apparatus. lions of the ordinance. It provides for fines fore a tag will be issued. Polio shots are a must and anyone, regardless of age, should All members of the press six months dividend for take them. have been invited to attend as up to $500 or 30 days in jail. Dogs at large mean off the premises of the The remedy is as near as your doctor's office and he is your observers. It isn't that the city officials don't like owner. Theymust be controlled by the owner best friend in preventive medicine. The question of deputizing the period July 1 - December 31 dogs. In fact, most of them do. But there through a leash, cord, chain or otherwise. assistant city clerks for police is a large difference between a controlled A dog in an owner's yardis not considered "at Patients who were not lucky enough, to get their shots before court matters only was discuss- dog and one that is allowed to run loose and large" as long as it stays there. contacting polio need the help of all of us and now is the time for ed. Commissioners decided to get into trouble. Later on, there will be more sections of all good men to come to the aid of the chapter. authorize City Clerk Jacob Heidt Most dog lovers and owners have well- the ordinance enforced. The ordinance calls to deputize three assistants with controlled pets. They realize that control is for a dog pound and trained personnel to the recommendation of the City J a vital part of dog care. Training comes handle the animals. Unlicensed dogs will Think It Through Manager and the approval of the naturally to an intelligent dog and the train- then be picked up and taken to the pound; also, commission. The deputies would ing remains with it forever and makes it a dogs running at large. They can be kept six John L. Lewis and Sin then be able to issue police At The Anticipated more valuable dog as well . as much more days unless the owner redeems them. After BY. E. F. HUTTON „— 4 warrants when the City Clerk was pleasant to have around. An unruly dog is a six days when no owner shows up to claim the High Rate Of not available. nuisance regardless of size. dog, it can be destroyed. JOHNL. LEWIS Mayor DeLong raised several Compounded Semi-Annualiy An unruly dog, be it pup or full grown, It should be an easy matter for all dog Asked about the arson, dynamiting, coercion and "sweetheart questions about the legal report can cause real trouble. Several youngsters owners to control their pets and make it un- contracts" as revealed by the Mcdellan Committee, the great submitted by Robert Sullivan re- have been bitten lately by dogs running at necessary for a dog pound to operate. Most: John L. Lewis replied: "As a leader of labor, I am not responsible large.. Other small children have been dog owners think enough of their pets to keep for the morals of any part of our population. " garding the Hidden Valley sub- knocked down and frightened by over-ex- themjmtjsf trouble and with the cooperation This was on "Meet the Press" of May 31. The questioning con- division. uberant animals and it usually becomes a of all it should be a simple matter. tinued with reference to labor leaders hiring burglars, narcotic DeLong said Sullivan had peddlers, extortionists and the Ike for union office, as testified given the report asked for but LET US TRANSFER YOUR FUNDS FOR YOU IMPORTANT JOB FOR SOUTH FLORIDA to with reference to Jimmy Hoffa. the city would prefer^to have it The great Lewis, for 40 years president of the United Mine in recordable form. Funds Transferred FREE From Any Place City Commissioner John Flancher, busy John Flancher knows he will bring sincerity Workers of America, said: "The hunting down of sin and its eradi- He suggested that if the as he is with city affairs, has found the time and devoted service to the board. cation is not an enterprize within the purview or province of labor Hidden Valley golf course was to take on another important job. It is about time that southeastern Florida unions, and labor union members don't pay their money for that ever sold to the city itshould be In the United States* Elected to the board of the Tri-County received more representation and this group kind of a purpose. The 15 or 16 million that belong to labor unions handled by three appraisers giv- League of Municipalities, the retired corpora- of men should go a long way toward obtain- are not in revolt against the morality or sin of their leaders." ing an unbiased price appraisal, rather than a two weeks notice tion lawyer will work with other members of ing it. Outstanding men from Dade,' Broward If" these are the real sentiments of Mr. Lewis, now in his 80th the board to get more equal representation and Palm Beach counties have been elected year, he is ending his career on a sour note. of firstrefusal as the report states. City Attorney Leon Weaver for the southern part of Florida. to come up with the best solution for all Thatsin is no business of labor unions is not the belief of George Just Bring In Your Pass Book. was instructed to get together His appointment brings prestige to the three counties. Flancher can be expected to Meany, president of the A. F.L.-C.I. O., which expelled the with Sullivan's attorney and pre- City of Boca Ratnn and anyone who knows contribute his share of ideas to this solution. , Teamsters Union, because it had adopted the views of Mr. Lewis. pare a recordable instrument and We Have AH The Necessary Forms Nor is it the belief of thousands of labor union men and women one that would be binding on O'Hara Named to Posr Library during the last, month. who wrote letters to the jMcClellan Committee protesting against any future purchaser of the sec- School to Take Of Assistant Solicitor Many of these were donated. the crimes of their leaders. It Takes Only A Few Minutes tion of Hidden Valley in question. "• Attorney Timothy D. O'- Other gifts of books have been Thank God, it is not the belief of Americans in general. Delinquent Boys The controversial proposed Hara, 26, has been named as received from Mrs. W. D. Eu- truck ordinance came up for The new Florida School for assistant county solicitor to fill bank, Mrs. Thomas Fleming Sr., Harold Qarkson. Mrs. Clarkson further discussion. Boys at Okeechobee is expected the vacancy created by the re-" Mrs. Renee Oates and Miss Sarah $20,000 Asked is council president and chair- to receive COUNTY TITLE AND ABSTRACT CO. has a complete plant with its own individual New Model Home records for all Palm Beach County. AVOID TITLE TROUBLE OPEN 9 AJVL TO 9 P.M. Daily and Sunday with a TITLE INSURANCE POLICY from IN TUNISON PALMS AT 725 N,W.6th Drive COUNTY A Spacious Home With Many Extra Features TITLE AND ABSTRACT c o M P a N y • 3 Bedrooms 415 E. Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach James W. Bray. President Ph. 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PHONE BOCA RATON 5033 Thursday, July 9, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 17 16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 9, 1959 Bank Stock MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES Two Trucks and Auto FOR SALE AVAILABLE Is Authorized In Wreck; Woman Hurt Stockholders of the First REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 1959 SIMCA Pleinceil. 2600 USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS Bank of Boca Raton held a busi- CLASSIFIED FOR RENT miles, excellent condition. One woman was injured in a avoid hitting the station wagon FOR RENT $2400 or $350 down ant!assume WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS ness meeting Tuesday afternoon. three-vehicle accident Tuesday and the brakes locked, swinging monthly payments, phone Mrs, Canes - Crutches - Braces $13.50 TO $17.50 WEEKLY COMPLETE bedroom apart- at 11:50 a. m. on South Dixie the truck around so that the rear "The meeting was to autho- AD RATES Vincent at 8576 weekdays - Sick Room Supplies - REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FURNISHED: One & Two Bed- ments available weekly, mon- Highway at the Hillsboro Bridge. of the truck crashed into the rize issuance of 10, 000 shares of Straight Classified: from 9-4. (766-31BTP) HOC A RATON PHARMACY stock to keep our capital ac- FOR SALE FOR SALE room Apts., Swimming Pool, thly, seasonal, yearly. One "for prescriptions" The accident revolved a- station wagon, crushing it up Minimum charge: $1 per block from ocean. Reasonable. count of the bank in keeping Near school, playground & Free Deliverv-Ph. 9401 round a cement mixer truck, a against the pillar of the bridge issue. If ad runs more Riviera Apartments, Boca Raton, HELP WANTED~ with the growth and deposits LOOK UNFURNISHED House, corner shopping. 290 W. Palmetto dump truck and a late model and demolishing it. than 5 lines, add 20tf Boca 9603. (802-33B) which have exceeded our origi- BOCA RATON VALUE lot, 75 x 125, 3-bedroom, 2- per line. Pk. Rd. Ph. Boca 9435. (51&, BRUSH MOWING and station wagon. The truck then careened a- baths, Ige. utility room, double SALES HELP-WANTED nal expectations, " Tom Flem- 3-bedroom, split-level home, 2- Classified Display: 20B). FURNISHED 2-bedroom, 1-bath CLEARING Lois Jean Smith, N. E. 44th round again and collided with carporte. Also Ige. comer lot Only men with current suc- ing, president, told the News. tile baths, large corner lot, $1.25 per column inch. NEED an Apartment? 1-bedroom Fla. room, newly decorated and Also Grading and Sodding Court, Pompano Beach, driving the cement mixer coming over cessful experience Broward 125 x 120. Ph. Boca 6489 after furnished? Available on 18th furnished. TV and washing FREE ESTIMATES The First Bank of Boca Raton pump, well, disposal. East of Tlie lioca Raton News will and Palm Beach Counties, the station wagon, was injured the bridge. Neither truck driver 5-p.m. (783-32 8s 33P) Ave., Boca Raton park,unlim- machine. Call Cr. 6-7907 or Don Derks has now authorized and has paid US 1, $15,000. Call not be responsible for more Aluminum Jalousies—Awning when her car was struck by a received any injuries. ited sunshine, subway rent! ph. call at 17 Hastings St: Sun phone 9167 its first dividend of 30 cents a ORYAL HADLEY, Realtor TWO large lots in Boca Hills, Windows and Doors. dump truck from behind. 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