Largest Circulation Home of Of Any Newspaper Florida Atlantic In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS University 26 Pages VOL.9 NO. 11 Boca Raton, Florida, Feb. 6, 1964 PRICE TEN CENTS Foundation Plans $1.5 Million Hospital Caldwell Will Head Fund Drive Plans to launch a lull-scale drive Caldwelr said that within tie five- for $1.5 million to start construction mile radios of Boca Raton, wfjich the of a community hospital here were proposed hospital will serve,-she pop- ulation wl}l exceed 60,000 lj 1970 • announced yesterday >tby Robert J. Drurnmond, chairman 'of the board of and rise -to 95,000 to lOtftoO by trustees of Debbie-Rand Foundation, 1 - Inc{ "We are growing tod" fast and be- Drummond said the decision to coming too large," said'C aid well, "to b,uild the first 50- to 75-bed phase of rely on the three distant hospitals a ''hospital was based on st survey by, which already require! lexpansion." Hillman-Jones Associates, hospitals' The survey disclosed tjhat the five- consultants. He said the survey show- grown 300 per cent faster than the ed a need for hospital services within a five-mile radius of Boca Baton. rest of Broward and Palm Beach Foundation trustees named James counties, which themselves have out- lR.'Caldwell, one of their memhers, stripped all other counties in average to- head the .campaign. A long-time growth. ^ -: __ -:^ '^,^ . m resident of Boca Ra- Boca Raton' s~ heed for a hospital ton, Caldwell is chair- is compounded by the advent of Flor- man of the board of ida Atlantic University withpJa pro- Rubbermaid, Inc. A jected enrollment of 10,000 students 1962 winner of the Ho- by 1970. and eventually rising td double ratio Alger Award, that number,,he said. i Caldwell has guided List's drawing shows preliminary study for, the Boca Raton new hospital would start with the ground floor services and one his company from its It is anticipated Lhat tljenewhos-" community hospital proposed by the Debbie-Rand Foundation, Inc. nursing floor above, providing from 50 to 7!> beds. The current inception to four plants pital will be located in proximity to Based on this general design, which permits eaby expansion, the campaign seeks a minimum of $1.5 million for initial const ruction. and 1,400 employees.-, the University and accessifilefrom the Caldwell said that he major highways in the vjc'fliity. would announce the1 "It is my hope," sailftCaldwell, names of several di-'J, f>ldwe "thatCChe whole -ares _WJH- -j^iapstke- Fiesta Schedule vision chairmen at j the« Polo ^ Foundation trustees in generHusly Fiesta Opens Friday, on Saturday evening ,at the Boca Ra- supporting the campaign and thft we ton Hotel and Club and*that he expeqts will /substantially exceed our -goal. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 to be able to report Several substan- Thei'hospital is essential to the|atety 10 a.m. Fiesta de Boca Raton grounds open to tial initial gifts. I and'growth of our population." sif the public. >. s*>. Yacht Parade Planned 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. See the Seminole Indian Village and Alligator Wrestling. ; ., - The Yacht-A-Cade : general of Spain, will Activities will include 10^30 a.m., 12 noon, 2:30 p.m., 4 p.m. Escorted four Win Places on Ballot for j ^ will arrive in Boca Ra- officiate. polo brunches in local- Tours through Boca Raton .Hotel and 'Club. ton Lake at 4 p.m. Fri- Fiesta grounds will restaurants and an In- Busses'leave the Fiesta grounds at ithese times day. open at 10 a.m. Friday. ternational Polo Game and return after the tours. ' i The Children's fair will at Royal Palm Polo Yachts fromtheNorth Grounds. 12 Noon Cafe del Toro opens. Commission Election Feb. 18 will travel south from open at 3 p.m. 3 p.m. Children's Fair opens. " •"_ • , - i • Boynton Beach and At 5:30 p.m. there The Fiesta will close 4 p.m. Yachts in Yacht-A-Cade will have arrived , /Tuesday's election? yo|<5si separated them. per cent ip average for yachts from the south will be a children's cos- Sunday with a bowling and will be judged. , narrowed the field down. 1 MaliU .was making his city elections, butTues- tournament at which the ,.d .§y,_sjiw..Jlfess than 45__ •will travel north from tumed dance. 5 p.m. Formal opening of Fiesta de Boca Raton to four candidates — firfet f venture_anjtg.Mthea;, J Fiesta Queen will pre- per cent of the JJ.OFS'" Fort Lauderdale, start- , : Friday's activities : at which Senior Juan iRarhon, Parallada, Consul , John Brandt, Howard field of politics, and was ing about noon. will close with a per- sent trophies to win- General of Spain, will officiate. Edward MeHo 'Maull, Pat Honchell, i endorsed by no one, yet registered electors go , ners. : and' Courtney Boone <—'' to the polls.' , Boats will proceed to? formance by the Thun- will Sing. • ' '., " 1 he'placet! second. Hon- the lake where they wilt; derbird square dancing 5:30 p.m. Children's Costume Parade. and voters took a depp chell , wia|s the "inde- Most political obser- anchor. Yachtsmen will group and the street 9 p.m. Thunderbird Square Dancing Group will breath before hearing' pendent" iincumbent. vers predicted a heavi- 400 Expected er vote in thii E-ah^glg be treated to a dinner ; dance. perform, introducing! an evening of Street Danc- another two weeks of 1 As 1 one' wag said, "if J and entertainment at the : Saturday's activities ing. campaigning prior to ( they f,ed that information finale, and p6inted but Feb. 18's general eleC- \ : that a sunny day cQuld Polo Lounge following will open at 8 a.rru with At P@l@ Bui! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 intb a computertithey'd the parade. the Pro-Am Golf Tour- tion. t jam it) forever.'^ send as -many as 3^,100 Brandt was high man ; more ttb the preci'riets, When the parade con- nament. Four hundred and 8 a.m. Boca Raton Hotel and Club Golf Course — 1 ,i A constant rain all day verges in the lake the The Fiesta Parade twenty people are ex- "'with 996, Maull second' kept the total vote'small. which could lead to in- will start at 9:30 a.m. Pro-Am Golf Tournament. Over'30 leading pros with 983, Honchell third 'A turnout of 60 ^ to 65 teresting suppositions. best-dressed y achts pected to attend the Roy- team up with noted amateurs. will be judged, and the The fiesta grounds and al Polo Ball Saturday in with 949 and Boone four- the children's fair will 9:30 a.m. Fiesta Parade forms at Fifth Avenue th with 851. Jame'S1" winning owner will re- the Boca Raton Hotel and Plaza and proceeds south on Federal Highway ceive a trip for two to open at 10 a.m. Club. Bf&nmgan and George i T¥ Tenchiitg Tools Tosited Saturday's activities to the Fiesta Grounds,, Holdsworth with 804 and ] Spain. Spanish decorations 10 a»m. Fiesta Grounds open The judging will be the will include alligator will be a backgroundfor 264 *' Were eliminated wrestling by the Semi- 10 a.m. Children's Fair opens. from the runoff. formal opening of the court jesters, pages and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Seminole Indian Village and Alii-' ktttmii® Atlantic Preview Fiesta at 5 p,m. Fri- nole Indians. the Fiesta Queen and her The returns left po- Sunday, the Fiesta gator Wrestling. litical: puhdits inaquari- • The knowledge Envisioned as a f% day. Senior Juan Ramon court when the Ball be- 10;30 a.m., 12 Noon, 2r30 p.m.> 4 p.m. Tours Of Parallada, consul gen- grounds will be closed. gins in the Patio Royale. ,.dary, --Brannigan had 'round anjd 'round arid ter to "increase thl Boca Raton Hotel and Club. beert strongly >backed by >comes outi here. • ; learner's ability -CTa? ; The ball will start TEATRO EN LA FIESTA"' ' ' Mayor* Joe DeLong, yet ', 1'ha,t was the impres- learn without being with cocktails at 7 p.m. Holdsworth TmcCbeen the •sion |hat some of the taught," the six-iqot Parade Among Highlights of ; 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. Fort Lauderdale'Child- square cubicle e'Ofitalns and dinner at 8 p.m. ren's Theatre presents "A Day-'at Children's administration*' s bitter- more^ than. 100 indus- - ••*." •• an eight-inch television Entertainment will Theatre" . . . excerpt from Peter Pan by Jaraes est critic.'^ | , trialists, educators and consist of a Spanish act, Brandt and l^oone had j nevi/smen | got Tuesday screen, another screen E veils "Sckediled Saturday ; Myer Davis will supply Barrie, Directed by Mrs. Nancy Yoke. whfen 1 Florida Atlantic for* slide'jpr&sentatAQiis, : been endorsed^ by tile j 1 music for dancing. VARIETY SHOW < Boca Raton 'Rep'ublica'n ; University's Learning a pair of earphones , a Saturday's Fiesta ac- College, Palm ' Beach 1 Resources. Qejiter pull-* •; typewriter desk and; ad.-: Kennel Club, iPompano : Ed Brady, master of Club, the- Boca . Raton "; tivities will get under- 12 noon, 2 p.rru, 4 p.m. Puppet sequences from W o m. e n' s -Republican J qd jout all, the stops and; Ju stable lights. By using way with a parade start- Race Track, Beta Sig- ceremonies, will intro- "Carnival." Presented by Barry College of presented'a full picture- ttehtilht ma Phi, Debbie-Rand,, duce the Fiesta Queen Club and the' Property ' •ing at9:30 a.m. at Fifth Mami. Magician - Richard Sheffield. "At the of the-inew* "independent- 4 Air Force Reserve Re- and her court to ball- Owners and Voters Civ- .! •;, Avenue Shopping Cen- Information Desk" - Fort Lauderdale Child- ic Association, 'yet 150 5stubyjstatfons. (Continued -orf p&gfi 1>4 A) ter. covery Squadron and; goers. ren's Theatre. "The Clown Polka," present- ^ The parade will pro- Civil Air Patrol drill Twins Becky and Bon- ed by Betty d'Avray of Imperial Studios. ,-" ieeed south down the east team. nie Wilson will help 5 p.m. Hootenanny by Saint Andrew's School stu- Queen Will Rule Fiesta side of U.S. 1 to the Fi- Also due. to partici- liven things up with their dents. , esta grounds at Royal pate in the parade are court jester's act. Palm Shopping Plaza. state, county, and city Pages will be Linda 12 Noon Cafe del Toro opens " ,' ; /Robert Day is chair- officials from Boca Ra- Nolan, Judy Wolff, Glen- 2 p.m. Edward Mello will sing. ' , ,tp,^ti of the parade. ton, Delray Beach, West na Strickland, and Irene 3:30 p.m. Barefoot Mailman Ballet, bf Wilson Three Vie for •"--/ Among those slated to Palm Beach, Boynton Kamokik. Dance Studio. \, • ' / participate in the parade Beach, Lantana, Lake , The court jesters'and Representing the spi- testants ,'; are" Wendy the queen, CiUuQia Cra- 7 p.m. Royal Poio Ball. • -, r vey of "Palm-Beach will •', are Fort Lauderdale Worth, Riviera Beach, pages' costumes were 7:30 p.m. Imperial Ballet, presented by Imperial rit of the. Fiesta', the Pople from Seacrest ', Recreation Department, Palm Beach County designed and made by Queen 'contestants will Higt^Schqpl, Mary Ann dance the _lea4 h\ the Sheriff's mounted pos- Studios, featuring Claudia Cravey and, Richard Margate Jaycees, Miss Mrs. Lynn Aldrich and Dodd. Selection of Fiesta Queen. Street Danc- arrive on separate Lalli from. Boca jlaton Sleeping Beiuty jballet, . Margate, Milwaukee se, West Palm Beach Mrs. :.Kenneth Harmon. yachts at the Boca Ra- High School^ and Mibi Then the Qufen^and her Jaycees, Boynton Beach ing geared to Teenagers. Tony Glenn will Braves, Mary mount Chairmen of the Ball M.C., four bands will furnish the music. ton Hotel Friday night Lester of Teentown, all court will IJe presented Jaycees, Florida Air- are Mr. and Mrs. Brou- and go to the Fiesta chosen 'by popular vote. at the Royal PT/BlL motive, and Western \ver Mclntyre. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9 grounds for the street Saturday at 7:30 p.m. • Sunday the Qitejn ' Children's Parade Play Ranch. present tfe potetrophy Fiesta Grounds closed ail day. dailce and costume con- the ,queen 'will be crown- ; Children -dressed in test, ed,

COURTNEY BOONE JOHN BRANDT Now, Let's Finish The Job ! One Machine-Backed Candidate was eliminated - let's now dispose of the others. "MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION IN THE AREA" As always, we pledge to continue our fight to return our city 2 Blocks West of U.S.I - South of Hidden Valley Country Club, Boca Raton, Fla. government to one Of the People, By the People and For the .. v People - we oppose city government Of, By and For Mayor Joe Delong. Won't you help us ? COURTNEY JOHN

LARCE OVAL SHOW RING LUNGING RING BOONE BRANDT CHAMPIONSHIP LARGE PADDOCKS LEVER 1 LEVER 2 OUTSIDE C.B.S. SCREENED STALLS HUNT COURSE RIDIN6 B0ARDIH6 and TRASHING Candidates for City Commission - ADULI HIGH! LESSON MASTER' . ,- EACH THURS. 7:00 p.m. Phoi© 278-0205 THOMAS WILLIAMS Runoff Election February 18 Instructor This Political Advertisement paid for by MR. MARKEY Manager Courtney Boone and John Brandt. Feb. 6, 1964, BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Four Book Reviews are Bethesda to Observe Anniversary Scheduled at Library William Sieger will From 65 employes on The first of a series review "The Spy Who Feb. 9, 1959, to 377 per- of four book reviews will Came in from the Cold" sons who punch the time be held at 10:30 a.m. by John Le Carre, clock today . . . from a Friday, Feb. 14, in the March 13, and Mrs. Paul capacity of 70 -to 162 Boca Raton Library. Cline will review "Upon beds . , , from a 1959 Mrs. Clarence Kent This Rock," by Frank payroll of $419,566.94 will review "Dorothy Slaughter, March 25. to a payroll of $1,059,- and Red" by Vincent The public may at- 837.46 in 1963 ... to a Sheean. tend. total of 18,428 patients Other reviews sched- admitted from Feb. 9, uled for Friday morn- 1959, to Dec. 31, 1963. ings during February Garbrick Promoted These figures just be- and March include are- To Club Commander gin to tell the story of view by Mrs. Adelaide Snyder Feb. 28. David Garbrick, a growth at Bethesda Me- member of the Air morial Hospital as ser- Force reserve officer vice officials mark the Carl T. Bates to training program at fifth anniversary of the Be Guest Speaker Florida State Univer- hospital's opening this sity, has been promoted Sunday, Feb. 9. Carl T. Bates, de'puty to the position of Glee Major milestones tax assessor in the Palm Club Commander with gassed in those five Beach County office, the rank of Cadet Cap- years include fullest will speak on "Mechan- tain. Garbrick is the son possible (three year) ics of the Tax Asses- of Mr. and Mrs. Earl accreditation awarded sors Office" at the Garbrick, 2191 N.E. 5th by the Joint Commis- meeting of' the Civitan Ave. He is majoring in sion on Accreditation of Club: arts and sciences and Hospitals following its The Club will meet at will be commissioned as first inspection after the 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. a second lieutenant in required one year of op- 11 in the Ebb Tide Rest- 1965. eration. Bethesda was aurant. re-accredited for the coveted three years in ipbruary, 1963. A branch of the West Among key personnel at Bethesda Memorial Hospital who are Boca Raton Palm Beach Poison residents are Mrs. Evelyn M. Brown (right), director of nursing, and Miss Car- Treatment Center, one oline WHkins, assistant director of nursing, day shift, shown before one of of 17 such centers in the two new nursing stations in Bethesda's new south wing, major milestone Florida, was set up at in the Southeast Palm Beach County facility's five year history. Bethesda in early 1960 to make available to cooperative employers grants each from the patients in February, south county physicians, on a continuing basis. Phipps and W.T. Grant 1963, and shooting bed for their patients, a The initial group of An- Foundations. capacity to 162. The KATE BOSCHEN cross-indexed file of tioch. students arrived In January, 1964,con- wing also provides vast- CHIRCHU BODCHEH information on contents at the hospital for train- struction of a $37,000 ly expanded ancillary 'm all known poisonous ing in September, 1961. addition to the nursery facilities, some of which substances and anti- of the maternity wing are geared to operation dotes. Corollary to the fast- was begun, adding a sec- of the eventual 320 bed A full-time depart- paced physical expan- ond "well baby" nur- capacity planned and ment of pathology under sion of the hospital was sery, new nurses sta- certain to be achieved Visit us at our direction of a doctor- creation of the position tion, isolation room, in- before another five pathologist (there are of assistant administra- stallation of piped-in years. Fiesta Booth or now two in the depart- tor and appointment of oxygen to all bassinets, Among these are a re- ment) was established Russell T. Clayton, and remodelling an ad- covery room larger than as usual at our in March, 1961. Only 51 M.H.A., effective May 1, jacent room into an ul- the one in the largest IN per cent of all general 1963. tra-modern formula short term general hos- hospitals in this country A 12-bed pediatrics preparation, steriliza- pital in the county, a shop. *@ve their own depart- ward was opened Jan. tion and refrigeration, laboratory complex ments of pathology. 13, 1964, through con- facility. which grew from a sin- The phenomenal version of what had Bethesda Memorial's gle room to eight rooms, growth and integral part originally been the north greatest milestone to and a new, larger phar- played by the volunteer solarium, then an adult date is its million dollar macy. There also are patient area, with $2,500 south wing opened to two new surgeries, ra- program of the Woman's dio-isotopes room (only Auxiliary necessitated 429 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD, BOCA BATON, FLA, hiring of a director of 25 per cent of gerreral BANKING hospitals in the U.S. volunteers with the ad- Sch@®l Mentis have this facility), new ministrator naming administrative wing and Mrs. Jane K. Nutter to cystoscopic surgery. me post in February, Week starting Feb. 10 Friday - Toasted 1961. cheese sandwich,celery A five-bed ward, so- sticks, cream of toma- larium and flower work- J.C. MITCHELL to soup, Valentine cake, room, were built onto Monday - Pork and milk. the west wing in the gravy on noodles, but- are summer of 1961 at a cost tered spinach, bread and BOCA RATON SCHOOL of $15,000 shared by the butter, glazed donut, Monday - Barbecued DEERFIELD BEACH GALLERIES, INC. Woman's Auxiliary and milk. pork, steamed rice, Bethesda Hospital As- Tuesday - Submarine garden salad, bun and Invites V ou lo sandwich, green beans butter, grapefruit sec- sociation. and tomatoes, devil's The Seasons Most Important and Exciting Antioch College se- tions, milk. food cake, milk. Tuesday — Baked ]®bted Bethesda as the Wednesday - Baked first hospital in Florida beans with diced frank- ham, candied sweet po- furters, buttered spi- to be one of the college's tatoes, English peas, FUR AUCTION SALE nach, carrot curls, happening bread and butter, apple wheat bread and butter, (OVER $500,000.00 IN STOCK) sauce, milk. frozen orange stick, featuring Thursday - Meat loaf, milk. mashed potatoes and Wednesday — Fresh N. w! 1STAVENUE, BOCA RAf.Q gravy, buttered corn, baked perch with tomato bread and butter, straw- OLEG < ASM \ I : sauce, parsley potato, EVBRY:PRINXlNG:fIf berry short cake, milk. succotash, cornbread ORIGINALS square with butter, ap- (And Additions) ple sauce, milk. Thursday — Roast FERTILIZER turkey with dressing, • SABLE • CHINCHILLA candied sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, roll BROADTAIL * LEOPARD and butter, fruit jello, 3G°o ORGANIC mmm milk, IN THE NEWEST, FINEST, AND MOST BEAUTIFUL OF SKINS IN ... Plus all essential Minerals Friday — Tuna bake with macaroni, peas, carrot and raisin salad, WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED DEALER bread and butter, Valen- • STOLES • CLUTCHES • JACKETS BOCA RATON < TT\ WE CARRY A tine cake, milk. bCOttSi COMPLETE LINE of BOCA RATON NEWS •COATS • NECKPIECES -CAPES SCOTTS PRODUCTS . . . AND A LARGE SELECTION OF SWEATERS AND MINK COLLARS NATIONAL PHONE 395-5121 BOOST"-fertilizer with inseat control Published every THURSDAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. by Boca TSCUTYl-BOHUS-TURF BIMDER-KWIT Raton Publishing Co. SPECIAL EXHIBITION AND FASHION SHOW Entered as Second Class OF ENTIRE FUR INVENTORY BANK Matter at the Post Office at Boca Raton, Florida, Dec. iarfcecue 1, 1955. SUNDAY, FEB. 9th. - 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. with or Subscription Rates without spit GULLS By carrier in city . . 10* week DOOR PRIZE - BEAUTIFUL MINK SCARF SET (Value $500) By mail in U.S. 1 yr. $5.20; 6mo. $3; 3mo. $1.75 • CHAMPAGNE WILL BE SERVED 9.95 to By mail outside U.S^ 49.95 OFF 1 yr. $7; 6 mo. $4; 3mo. $2.50 LEST ON BEAUTIFUL CAMINO REAL HIIACHI Reg. 9.95-17.95 Sale Starts Monday single & double mmsn JUST WEST OF FEDIRAL HIGHWAY OFF burners LIST FEBRUARY 10th • 7:30 p.m. 15 Spring-Type AND WILL CONTINUE EACH EVENING FOR 5 DAVS thru SAT., FEB. CLOTHIS PINS Deposits will be accepted to secure your items. Airline & Steamship 0l

COMPLETE LINE OF BOCA RATON WAIXPAPER Mid PAINTS IB t v a it SEDUCED PRICES KOPPERS Beerfleld Beach Art Galleries, Inc. PAVEMENT 2009 ROUTE A-l-A — DEERFIELD BEACH SEALER Palmetto; Park M. DEALER AH Sales Personally Conducted By Daniel Parker Lee — Bernard R. Kaye EACH GARMENT NEW and LABELED »Us\kie laa «-»r«- .... „._„„.«, MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 172 I. B©«o Raton Hoad 395-2442 TO SHOW COUNTRY of ORIGIN PHONE 399-0755 FRfE PARKING 4A BOCA RATON NEWS, Feb. 6, 1964 Seacrest Scenes Fleming Picked for Spot on Ren* A NIW Car or Truck Basketball Weekend in Store Dem® Execaitife Committee L«m«st Bates For Seahawks and Rooters A Boca Raton banker Both United States Thomas F. Fleming Jr. Senators from Florida, 8424567 ly appreciated. has been cited by Pres- Spessard Holland and Night - 941-3252 By Cary Kammerman ident Lyndon B. John- George Smathers, had The Seahawks were at Senior name cards son, as one of Florida's joined in the special re- a disadvantage last Fri- have come in! Seniors, top Democratic party quest to Fleming to day night when they tra- we are almost to the leaders. serve on President velled to Palm Beach for point of no return. These He has been named to Johnson's party execu- a basketball game. Sev- make lovely little re- President Johnson's tive board in Florida. eral team members membrances to give to State Democratic Exe- were in poor health. your friends. For those cutive Committee, an While the varsity came of you that failed to or- honor given this week. away der your cards they will Fleming, chairman of be on sale again in a the board of the First Ebb Tide with a RESTAURANT & LOUNGE loss, the few weeks. Bank and Trust Co. of jun ior Boca Raton, vice-presi- Steaks, Chops v a r s i ty Junior Exchangettes dent of the Florida State won their will hold a rummage Chamber of Commerce, & Seafoods game. sale this Saturday and frequently com- morning from 8:30 on at Twenty-four members of the secretarial staff of Florida Atlantic University mended for his leader- FULL COURSE Friday attended a luncheon given by the management and owners of the University ship in behalf of higher DINNERS and Sat- the Delray Beach Pony 1.95 urday League Field. Inn Saturday, Feb. 1. Shown with Kay McCrickard (left), assistant to the man- education in Florida, from n i g ht s All Exchangettes are ager at the Inn are Mrs. Mildren Till, secretary to Dr. Kenneth Williams, FAU was among one of 25 of reminded to bring their president; Miss Suellen Toth, mathematics and science dept. secretary; and the state's business, in- "TINY" HINDS S eacrest dustrial and political at piano & organ will be Cary rummage to Laura Mrs. Ann Weiss, public relations dept. secretary. Pomeroy. If any further leaders at - a Miami FRI. & SAT. Nights hosted by Belle Glade meeting. (there) and Jupiter (at information is neces- Riviera) in sary phone Laura at Around the Town . . . N. Fed. Hwy. that order. 732-3475. One Indian manufac- They should both be in- turer is exporting 1,500 Boca Raton teresting competitive The Para-Medic's sewing machines to the CR 8-1741 events. Try to go to one, have just completed People:They Love toTravel United States every the teams need your month. support. their sale of Seacrest bracelets. The mem- By Sandy Wesley week. Incidentally, Mrs. All Weather Conditioned bers of this club de- Or Mrs. Ruth Lebow, Comerford will be on This week Sheila Hep- serve a word of praise It seems people love sister of Mrs. Bill WE'ItE OPEN! pinstall and John Good- duty with Mrs. Cusick in THE for assisting in the lo- to travel even if it's just Lamb. She flew to Boca the refreshment area at SHOPPERS HAVEN man are the sophomores cal drive for adminis- to the next town. People Raton to help her mo- during the Fiesta de Bo- ROUTE! NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY chosen to polish the Sea- tering the polio vaccine love to get into their ther, Mrs. Dorothy Ek- ca Raton. 1:30 til Z p.m. crest seal. This is a — another service to cars, "go visitin'", man, celebrate her 90th MON. thru FBI. yearly tradition at Sea- help prove that Seacrest sight-seeing, or just birthday. See what we mean by sot except Holidays FLORIDA'S FAMOUS AND FINEST HIDEAWAY . . . crest. Upper classmen plain "driving around." The birthday celebra- people and their love for are usually on hand to is first! It doesn't matter tion was held Thursday, travel? 2:05 - 4:05 watch the "back-break- Please don't forget whether it's for a change Jan. 30. Mrs. Lebow will 6:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 ing" polishing. the Fiesta in Boca this of scenery, a party or leave for home some- weekend. It will certain- just to see an old friend, time this week. [sJtarbarbdur.. Ipoan DORIS DAY The Junior Class is ly be a lot of fun. Also people just seem to love Mr. and Mrs. Emmett James Gainer having a bottle drive all ••'"•"•(JNIVERSITY INN Polly Bergen remember to support to travel. Comerford traveled all BOCA RATON week. Any bottles that Wendy Poole for queen Take Mr. and Mrs. the way from Bayville, have a deposit value E.O. Pflueg of Fan Palm L.I., to visit Mr. and " NESTLED should be brought in. of the Fiesta.- i IN THE PALMS Even if it is just one Seacrest will have a Drive. They took a short- Mrs. Harmon Cusick ON THE INTRACOASTAL Float in the parade Sat- "change of scenery" and Myra Comerford in *EW MANAGEMENT BESIDE (NW) THE bottle it would be great- urday morning. trip to Naples-on-the- their Boca Harbour DEERFIELD BEACH BRIDGE Gulf (of Mexico) last home for a month. PHONE 399-1555 Fire Prevention Hi-lites FOR RESERVATIONS AND DIRECTIONS Central Heat BUSINESSMEN Fire Insurance - No One DINNER SERVED FROM 5 P. M. * [darling' Wants to See Policy Pay Off utarbourubour heJjounqe UNIVEBSITV INN COLOR BOCA RATON Widescreen - Comfort By Sal Matteis cessfully educate his Everything in Advertising Fire Marshall own wife on one point — how to dispose.of a Plus Polly Bergen Specialties It goes without saying Co-Hit "CARETAKERS' that every homeowner cigarette butt. She had You Name it ... emptied an ashtray, just should have fire insur- before leaving for the We've Got It ance. resort, in a plastic A corollary is that no wastepaper basket that one wants to collect. Yet was full of newspapers ^TECHNICOLOR* it's deceptively simple and other combustibles. to establish the need for Their house has been E SMEHS -lYNH- STEFftKIE POWERS filing a claim, just a lit- redecorated somewhat, tle carelessness will do and now ashtrays get JIB «!••«! HUE it. special attention these A friend of mine an- days. swered his telephone at My colleague was for- GOLD COAST DRIVE-IN a seaside resort one re- tunate. His house suf- a portrait of a hearty eater . . . cent summer to hear JuS* South of Boca Raton on U.S.1 fered fire, smoke and On his way to Schrafft's — Boca Raton . . % GOODWILL this frantic message, water damage, but it 2 Color ROCK HUDSON HITS First Run "Hurry home. Your wasn' t destroyed and no where he'll be welcome either for breakfast, house in on fire." lln Color lunch or dinner. He'll be served in a friendly Advertising Counselors Ironically, he had one was killed or injur- been in the fire pre- ed. atmosphere famous traditional American foods Post Office Box 537 vention business for Every year some prepared from recipes in use for over 60 years. many years. He had been 330,000 homes are de- Boca Raton 395-0239 stroyed or damaged, at Banquef Facilities Available preaching and teaching a loss of more than 125 fire safety all that time, million dollars. More 4 BIG DR. HITS but had failed to suc- than 5,000 people are killed and thousands Joan Crawford more are injured. 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.10 AM - 9 P.M. DAILY - SUNDAY !-© MEET OVR CONGENIAL MIX-OUGIST LESTER GALL Feb. 6, 1964, BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Street ABOUT YOUR INSURANCE Dunce Friday The Fiesta costumed street dance will begin at 7:30 p.m. Fri'day with the music of Paul Va- quero and the Cab all e- ros — an eight-man band, which will play until midnight. At 8 p.m. the cos- tumes will be judged by Mr. and Mrs. Roland Welch, retired mem- bers of the diplomatic corps, Mrs. W.H. Hall- man who is president of the Art Guild, and Ed Melvin who is sec- retary of the Chamber of Commerce of Boca Raton. The costumes will be judged on authenticity and beauty. There will be separate first and second prizes for the Our business is to be helpful and there is not men and women. 1 First prize for the the slightest obligation in a call. Call us . women will be a dress. Second prize is a cash- Boca Raton's OHLY Authorized TRAVELERS mere sweater. The two AGENT for ALL Lines of Travelers insurance Public tours of the Boca Raton Hotel and Club will be conducted during the men's prizes will be Fiesta de Boca Raton. Viewing some of the hotel's decorations are guides original oil paintings. (left to right) Mrs. Francis Jacinto, Mrs. Peggy McCall, Mrs. Polly Gear and Mrs. Edna May Alley. Mrs. L. Bert Stephens is in charge of the tours.-Na- W. P. BEBOUT tional Resort Photo Mother Gerard to INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Speak at School Featured in the Cafe Del Toro will be flamenco dancer Mrs. Carmen Helfrich.-C'harle.s Heed Photo 701 N. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 395-4334 Mother Gerard, dean of Marymount College, will review the past, rard's talk there will present and future of be a short business The Colony Studio of Boca Raton the college at 8:30 p.m. meeting of the Holy . . distinctive photography Thursday, Feb. 13, in Name Society. St. Joan of Arc School. The public may at- for the discriminating . . . Prior to Mother Ge- tend. 42 S.E. 2nd. St. Ph. 395-5511

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To MATTHEWS ROYAL PALM ^**. CAMERAS PLAZA RATON 6A BOCA RATON NEWS, Feb. 6, 1964 Claudia Cravey to Dance Games, Shows Set for Children at Fiesta Fiesta Program Offers Two Ballets The Fiesta de Boca Raton will offer some- Claudia Cravey, show and in "The Prin- son, will be presented Strong, Karen Benda, thing to please everyone Richard Dodd and thecess" in London. by students of her dance Pat Fox, Lynn LeBrun, — men, women and Imperial Ballet will re- Other entertainers to studio. Harriet McFadden, children. enact scenes from appear at intervals on Lynn Norman, Judy Mrs. Harvey Husted, "Sleeping Beauty" at the Fiesta grounds in- The group will pre- Rowe, Trudy Rowe, Son- especially, is interested 7:30 p.m. Saturday on clude Tony Glenn and his sent th£ production at ja Stevens, Cathy Tel- in pleasing the children the Fiesta grounds. orchestra, Carmen Hel- 3:30 p.m.. Saturday on lex, Pat Thompson, attending the Fiesta this Miss Cravey became frick, Lourdes Botifell, the Fiesta grounds. Joyce Zangenberg, weekend,, America's youngest Joe Lopez the organ Cast in the ballet are Janet Hughes, Jane Mrs. Husted is in ballerina when she made grinder and his monkey Sally MacLaren, Ro- Thompson, Teresa Wil- charge of the Children's her debut at 13 with the Maggie, Ray and Lou,berta Thompson, Me- helm and Leslie Kis- Fair, a sort of Fairy- Chicago Opera Ballet Sonny Weldon, Ralph laine Strong, Cindy Lou sell. land in itself. Company in 1961. Chick, Wallace Cirillo She and her crew have She has appeared on and his Foursome, Nor- BUY YOUR been working day and Ed Sullivan's television ma and Oscar Calvet, night digging up unusual Raoul Castro and Com- Airline Tickets and interesting things pany, Howard Thain, for the children's area. Paul Baguero and his - CRUISES - MIAMI "A lot of the games Cabelleros, and Ruthie EVERGLADES from and activities have been Students of Betty d'Avray School of Dance will present the Clown Polka at Warren Trio. played in the various the Fiesta children's fair. They are (back row left to right) Robin Drummond, schools," Mrs, Husted The Barefoot Mail- DUGAN TRAVEL Mary Moore and Megan Mackey; (front row left to right) Carol McKenry, Melanie man Ballet, an original ESTABLISHED 1956 said. Bellringer, Deborah Martin, Pamela Michaels and Christie Campbell. The originality in the ballet by Eunice L.Wil- 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 games is attributed to folded and will "walk dents of Betty d'Avray booth. She and her crew the children who have the plank," just like Pe- of Imperial Studios. are making hobby hors- played them and theter Pan, only at the end The dance, called es, dolls and pinatas, teachers who have or- of the plank instead of a "The Clown Polka" will among other things, to ganized them. lake full of crocodiles, feature eight local be sold in the booth, One game in particu- there will be a treasure children. lar will please young- chest full of gifts for the The children are Rob- Mrs. Rachel Kent is sters who like to play youngsters. in Drummond, Christie in charge of posters, let's pretend. Also planned is an au- Campbell, Megan Mac- Mrs. Katherine deVault In a booth called thentic Spanish game, key, Carol McKenry, is in charge of balloons "Let's Pretend," "Break the Pinata." Pamela Michaels, Mel- and Mrs. John Hoye is manned by Mrs. Marion Children will attempt to anie Bellringer, Mary gifts chairman. * Owler, children will be break a papier mache Moore and Deborah Mrs. John H. Weir is I wish to express my sincere made up to look like pi- Martin. staging chairman for appreciation to the man/ face filled with sur- the Children's Fair and rates or beautiful Span- prises. In the meantime, ac- friends who supported and ish ladies. Other games planned tivities such as the fer- Nicholas Bishop is in Another game, which include lucky fishing ris wheel, train, space charge of booth con- voted for me in the past is more like a fairytale hole, Coca de Fiesta, wings, pony rides, sur- struction. Claudia Cravey election.. than a game, will be ball game, cane game, rey rides, and rides on called "Pickpocket archery, clown bean "Old Betsy," the town's and Gypsy." The "Gypsy," bag, darts, Squirt the famous fire engine, will WAVE C95 up Sincerely, really Mrs. Gladys" Ri- Flame and button pitch. be offered as amuse- No JAMES BRAN NIG AN Shampoo * Haircut * Set Appt. ley, will walk around the The Children's Fair ments for the children. Necessary grounds dressed in a will be part of the Fies- "I have a wonderful SHAMPOO TINTS gown with pockets all ta showcase. committee," Mrs. Hus- and SET 5.50 over the skirt. The poc- Ten minutes before ted said. "Everyonehas Announcing kets will be filled with showtime, Mrs. Husted, worked very hard." OxaU IRENE MORAN goodies for the children. dressed in an authentic Mrs. Harold L. Butts, is now with us "Long John Silver's Spanish costume, will of Butts Farms, will 218 S. Federal - 395-1922 (Pd. Pol. Adv.) Treasure Chest" also strike a gong outside the supply "Minnie the will be played in theshow tent. Goat," four ponies and children's area. 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Boy Scout Troop 307 is sponsored by Advent Lutheran Church, and the scoutmaster is Ray Layman, third from left, above.

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Cub Pack 327 is sponsored by the Boca Raton School PTA. Adult leaders above are Mrs. Merry Cameron, den mother, Paul D. Rust, Jr. and Carl McKenry, troop committee and Mrs. ALL PHOTOS Jean DeCecco, den mother. BY COLONY STUDIO

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Troop 799 of the Scouts is sponsored by a group of citizens, and has for its adult leaders George Spain and Q.j. Jackson.

More of Cub Pack 327 posed with Mrs. Lucille Morris and Mrs. Joan Welch, den mothers, Jim Cole, packmaster and Mrs. Roy Walen, den mother.

The Boy Scouts of America offer a youth an opportunity to develop God-given tal- ents and abilities. Exploring many fields of interest, a Scout grows in knowledge and experience. In so doing, he keeps himself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. Boy Scout Troop 327 is sponsored by the Elks Club. Ralph Heath is scoutmaster, Elliott Olsson is assistant, and David Stiegetman is junior assistant scoutmaster. WE SALUTE THE BOY SCOUT•.•ii — S• • O•^•V~ «•• F ^•a HAMERIC ^BM H HK •*•!••• ^H • A BLUMS of BOCA BOCA RATON TAXI, INC. BUCKEYE PLASTERING D & M AUTO PARTS JACK KEITZER'S SMITH & DE SHIELDS, INC. 2980 N. Federal Hwy. 474 N.E. 6th St. 4642 N.W. 2nd Terrace 220 S. Dixie Hwy. Men's & Boy's Wear 165 N W 20th St. 395-5212 395-4104 395-5422 395-2412 41 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-4995 395-0808 BOCA HEAT1H6 end BOCA RATON TILE C & W ELECTRIC CORP. DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. KECKS BARBER SHOP SUPREME AUTO BODY AIR CONDITIONING, INC. & TERRAZZO 119 N.W. 16th St. 75 South Federal Hwy. 65 South Federal Hwy. 170 N.W. 13th St. 108 N.W. 3rd St. 1450 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2232 395-2112 395-3884 395-1722 395-2844 395-1900 CAMPUS GULF SERVICE GOOD'S AMERICAN SERVICE LEWIS BROS. HARDWARE CO. UNIVERSITY BOWL 1299 N.W. 2nd Ave. BOCA INTERIOR SHOP BOCA RATOM TRAVEL AGENCY 1655 N. Federal Hwy. 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. 100 N.E. 20«i St. 490 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 700 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-9882 395-9891 395-2442 395-5222 395-3555 395-1414 CAUSEWAY LUMBER CO. HOWARD ELECTRIC HATTY'S CLEANERS HL WINFIELV>II11**>IHWD GIFVII T1 "11SHO1 VPI d JL J|L H Mfc. • (M MK • • I* • • Jk BOCA RATON MOTORS BOCA RATON WINDOW CLEANING of BOCA RATON, INC. 320 N.W. 22nd St. 184.3 N. Federal Hwy. 479 N.E. 20th St. 395-2049 2 S.E. 1st St. 162 E. Bdca Raton Kd. 400 N.W. 2nd Ave. 395-5115 395-2440 395-5300 395-5246 395-5335 BOCA RATON NURSERY BRASS KNOCKER GIFT SHOP COLONY PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO JACK'S BARBER SHOP NATIONAL SPRINKLERS YOUNG'S GARDEN SUPPLY 353 N. Federal Hwy. 71 S. Federal Hwy. 42 S.E. 2nd St. 2166 N.E. 1st Ave. 209 South Federal Hwy. 395-4740 395-2566 395-5511 395-3300 158& N.W WELL. 13tSh St. 395-0818 395-1828 8A BOCA RATON pt%jfeb. 6, 1964

Mrs. S.K. Lichty Mrs. P.H. Peirce Mrs. Harvey Husted Mrs. John Pollack bed f ©mssi Model Drtsses SAVE THESE NUNBERS Costumes Add Spanish Air to Fiesta FOR trying to keep their cos- with the judging and ander Palm Drive. S.W. Sixth Terr., also EMERGENCY USE By Sandy Wesley tumes within the tradi- awarding of prizes for A "Traje Sevillano," will wear an authentic tions of Spain and Latin the best Spanish cos- a Spanish-style dress, Spanish costume at the Fire No Fiesta is complete America. tume. will be worn by NewFiesta. without Spanish ladies Costumes will be Mrs. Harvey Husted, Yorker Mrs. John Pol- Another authentic 395-1121 or, in the case of the worn throughout the chairman of the child- lack. costume will be worn by Fiesta de Boca Raton, three-day Fiesta, but ren's fair, will wear her Mrs. P.H. Peirce, 181 Mrs. S.K. Lichty. ladies dressed in Span- especially during the costume when she Police ish costumes and Span- street dance which gets sounds the gong before 395-1131 ish-style dresses. underway at 7:30 p.m. showtime at the child- The ladies of Boca Friday. ren's Fiesta Showcase. Raton have gone all out The dance will end Her costume is call- Ambulance ed "DisfrazCordobos." CHINCH eUGSARm WORMS A "Disfraz Aldeana" 395-2125 395-1800 Fitzgerald Letters Will Be will be worn by Mrs. R.W. Matlack, 152 Alex- v Wir* -esao Reviewed by Literary Group »¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥JHHHHHHMEfe The February meet- School of Speech and ing of the Art Guild's Drama in Cincinnati, literary review group Ohio, College of Music WHY RENT? WHEN YOU will be held at 10 a.m. and University of Cin- Tuesday, Feb. 11, in the cinnati. Art Guild building, Pal- A resident of Boca metto Park road. Raton for eight years, CAN BUY A BRAND Mrs. Frank W. Sho- she formerly resided in ber will review "The Pelham, N.Y., and was Letters of F.Scott Fitz- active in drama circles gerald" edited by An- in Westchester county. drew Turnbull. Guild members and Mrs. Shober studied prospective members Mrs. R.W. Matlack -Colony Studio at the Schuster-Martin may attend. NEW 1964 WEIGHS ONLY HIOUOT COLLEGE G-E RTABLE12 LBS. Boca R®to®, Florida SO LIGHT EVEN A CHILD CAN CARRY announces NEW COURSES of Special Interest to ADULTS FOR SECOND SEMESTER PSYCHOLOGY AMD EDUCATION RELIGION IDEAL Dr. Justin Steurer Fundamental Theology Dr. Justin Steurer FOR A study of the whole man; the relationship be- A study of the basic aspects of the Christian tween biological factors and psychic activi- faith through the Person of Christ and His • DEN ties; the basic phases of human behavior; Mission. problems of adjustment. Tues., Thurs., 8:30 - 9:45 a,m. Boom 204 • KITCHEN Mon., Wed., 7:15-8:30 p.m. Lecture Room, CARROLL & 1:15 - 2:30 p.m. CARROLL HALL HALL. • BEDROOM Philosophy Of Education Mrs. Angela Galen Problems in Philosophy Dr. muim Mxted • FLORIDA An introduction it) the basic principles of the Meaning, scope and methods of philosophy, philosophies upon which are founded current presented in terms of the great major systems. ROOM education theories and practices. Tues., Thurs,, 8:30 - 9:45 a.m. Room 205 Tues., Thurs., 11:45-1:00 p.m. Room 202, CARROLL & 1:15-2:3d pan. CARROLL HALL HALL. Rev lit»r,.;»tl Q«nnu>,l - Mother de la Croix, ESHM Liturgical Renewal Moflier st George> RSHM M 110YBG POLITICAL SCIENCE Nature of the Sacred Liturgy and its importance in the Church's Life; promotion of Liturgical Political Geography MISS Mary Ann renewal and active participation. (Non-credit A study of the geographical factors which course.) bear significantly upSn political situations. Tues., 10:00-10:50 aum. Auditorium, FOUNDERS Mon., Wed., Fri., 2:00-2150 p.m. Room 201, CARROLL HALL Featuring a Lifetime Warranty on the HALL. Precision Etched Circuit Board—1 Year on: LITERATURE Picture Tube-90 Days on All Other Parts- fO MUSIC Mother St. George, RSHM Great Books in A study of the early beginnings of music World Literature Miss Ann Ackourey tiisough to the present day, with emphasis on A study and discussion of the ideas of great © TELESCOPING ANTENNA styles, analysis, listening and discussion. thinkers, with timely application to basic Hurry, Designed for students in fields other than modern problems. « CARRYING HANDLE music. Tues., Thurs., l:15-2>30 p.m. Conference Room, Supply Mon., Wed., Fri., 11:00-11:50 a.m. Auditorium, FOUNDERS HALL • DECORATOR COLOR FOUNDERS HALL Limited • IT" DAYLIGHT BLUE PICTURE Mother Thomas, ESMM BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Forming and shaping in clay; various methods Business Management Mr.JohnLeroy Weisend QPEM MOM. AN® FRL TILL 9 P.M. MAJOR APPLIANCE SERVICE CALL WH 1-6SB0 of glazing and kiln-firing. A study of the organization and control of TELEVISION SERVICE CALL WH 1-8550 Tues,, Tfaurs., 8:30-9:45 a.m. Studio, CARROLL HALL. business concerns, from the point of view of management, including policy, sales, credit SflldiO All Mother Thomas, RSHM management, purchasing, public relations and SHOPPERS HAVEN research. Painting oil and water color, still life, land- POMPANQ BEACH scape, and murals. Mon., Wed., Fri., 1:00-1:50 p.m. Room 204, CARROLL Mon., Fri.,7:15-8:30 p.m. Studio, CARROLL HALL. HALL WH 1-5837 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION BEGIN: February 6, 1964 5th AVE. SHOPPING WRITE: Director of Adult Education PLAZA IE6ISTRATI0N: February 3 through 14 Narymouni College Phone: I0CA RATON FEES: $60.00 per semester course Boca Raton, Florida 395-4301 3954122 kkirkkirkkkkkkkkkkirk^rkkkirkii Feb. 6, 1964, BOCA RATON NEWS 9 A At Sun and Surf Club Appreciation Week Set

New Sea Sfecf Previewed Here First Federal Savings sonal numbers card has and'Loan Association of been chosen to be given A new, colorful plas- ing catamarans. impervious to damage. Lake Worth has desig- to all visitors during the tic float for underwater Sea-Vu has three Flotation is provided byi nated the week of Feb. week. viewing aimeti at the transparent windows expanded styrofoam 10 through Feb. 14 as Customers may do Florida leisure market forward, and holds com- manufactured by Dura- "Customer Apprecia- their banking Monday was introduced Sunday fortably two people Tech of Boca Raton. tion Week/' through Thursday from at the Sun & Surf Beach weighing up to 400 Edgar Lawson, exe- This is the Associa- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Fri- Club. pounds. It can be used cutive vice-president of tion's way of expressing day from 9 a.m. to 6 Called "Sea-Vu," the for sunbathing, paddle- Cay Cat Manufacturing, to the more than 20,000 p.m. at either the main rigid bouyant float is board, or towed behind announced the firm customers and friends office, Lake Avenue at manufactured byCayCat a boat as a sea sled. would begin a distribu- appreciation of their Palmway, Lake Worth, Manufacturing, Inc., of The float is made of tion campaign immedi- confidence. or the Boynton office, Boca Raton, long-time T e n n e ssee-Eastman's ately to the Florida ho- As a souvenir of the 901 South Federal High- manufacturers of sail- "Uvex", a light plastic, tel and motel market. occasion, a special per- way in Boynton Beach.

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Riding high, and thinking of a thousand carefree innovations for the recently introduced Sea-Vu of Cay Cat Manufacturing, Inc., of Boca Raton, are these IN SOUTH four youngsters who were on hand Sunday for the Sea-Vu preview at the Sun & Surf Beach Club. Waving welcome are (left to right) Karen Ruff, Maura Mom- son, Beth Morrison, and Robert Ghiotto.

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Sam Snead, the host pro and the man Bar- Sunday in Fiesta Polo num, beat, will be there, Two of the highest the long ball hitting six too. rated all-star teams goaler Benny Gutierrez, So will Jim Turnesa now active in the nation a regular on the I Ian- and Vic Ghezzi, also will meet Sunday at Roy- moor team this year. former national PGA al Palm Polo Grounds Sunday's big game for champs; Leland Gibson, as the Royal Interna- the Fiesta de Boca Ra- outstanding senior who tional Polo Match staged ton is expected to draw Robert Agnew, president of the Jaycees, and man- as the climax of the Fi- led the first round of ager of the Fiesta Bowling Tournament, hold)- the about 10,000 fans, ac- the recent tourney; Lew esta de Boca Raton. award to be given the winner of the lourney rolloffs cording to A.D. Beve- Worsham, former Na- The Fiesta, which will • ridge who operates the tional Open champ; Her- Sunday. (Photo by Charles Heed) get underway Friday 80-acre polo grounds man Barron, Interna- with activities being just west of Boca Ra- tional Senior's • cham- held throughout the ton. Advance box seat pion; and outstanding Record Nysnber of Entries Puce community, will aid the reservations and the pros of the Florida area, Debbie-Rand Founda- interest in the game in- including Pete Cooper, tion's drive for funds Anny®! Table Tennis Tourney for a hospital. dicated to Beveridge Dub Pagan and Tom Ma- that the game could top lone. The Annual Table over Christine Dumas Taking the Cecil 21-6, 21-9; Melissa the all time record of The first foursome Tennis Tournament Smith Field Sunday at 10,468 set in 1962. will tee off at 8:30 Sat- sponsored jointly by the Apetz over Nancy Noel Royal Palm Polo urday morning. Tickets Boca Raton News and the 21-14, 21-11; Yvonne Grounds will be a 23- will be available at the City Recreation Depart- Mars had a bye. Second goal handicapped Sun- Fiesta or at the club, ment proved to be highly round - Apetz over Mars shine All-Stars squad Brock Sturz, who will head up the Pro-Am Golf Tournament for the Fiesta de with the proceeds going successful with a record 21-8, 21-11; Wise had a with Capt. Robert Uih- Boca Raton, gets a few pointers from golfdom's great, Sam Snead, who will be number of entries. bye. C h a mpionship lein leading the forces to the Debbie-Rand round - -Melissa Apetz one of the participants. The tourney gets underway Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Foundation. . In one of the most ex- from the back position. Boca Raton Hotel and Club's course. citing matches of the defeated Susan Wise 21- At No. 1 will be former evening Bill Mitchell 17, 21-6. Princeton star Walter PiOTEOTION Midget League defeated Don Coblentz Girls 13-16; First Hayden, now the playing 18-21, 22-20 and 21-19, round - Marilyn Brown- polo manager of Royal FORMULA This Week In Bowling to take the Junior Men's lee over Wilma Mars Palm. At No. 2 will be In 3-Way Tie title. Frank Keily dom- 21-14, 21-10; Lois Plat- Billy Mayer of Delray for your business, By Joan M. Chatelain BOCA STRIKERS WOMEN S INVITATIONAL Team Won Lost Team Won Lost The Doby Brick Car- inated play in the Senior ner over Marja Mars Beach, the field captain Hflr. Storeowner 1. Nightingales 49 27 1. Clements Gifts 41ft 18ft dinals, winless in their Men's Division as he de- 21-5, 21-8; final match- of the Tulsa team. A modern protection package Eighty-three entries 2- Cardinals 46 30 2. Boca Lounge 35 25 feated Harvey Husted 3. Blue Jays 46 30 3. Famous Door 30 30 first two games, scored Marilyn Brownlee over George Oliver, one of for retail stores is now avail- spelled success for the 4. Sandpipers 21-10 and 21-14. 2 4. Winfield Gift 30 30 23 points Saturday Lois Platner 21-17, 21- able to most storeowners. This Fiesta de Boca Raton 5. Mockingbirds 36' 40 5. Bussen Const. 28ft 3*ft the sport's greatest 29 43 morning to defeat the The Women's Divi- 17. Bowling Tournament 6. Flamingos 6. Garry's Sport 15 45 names will fillthe No. attractive, streamlined package 7. Pelicans 24 48 High Individuals: Gayle Fra- League leading Boca sion saw Vivian Tim- Boys 13-16: First 3 pivot position where is called Retail-Pale. It offers held last week-end. 8. Sea Gulls 23tf zer 222-551, Esther Pfanner Jaycee Bears 23-11. As mons take straight sets round - Domenic Gros- Trophy winners are as High Individuals: Men, Joe 188.516, Gert Novick 109-453. he calls the fast break- the convenience, economy and Niles 183-531, Roy Wei 216. a result, three teams from Joyce Mitchell 21- so over Jim Miller 21- follows: Men's Scratch ing plays which earned comprehensive protection fea- 530, Dave MacDonald 189-517. NASSAU MIXED are locked in a tie for 5 and 21-13 for the Wo- 16, 21-16. Cham- tures of ont broad coverage Division: Joe Roth,first Women, Edith Rouvet 182-462, Team .Won Lost his nickname among po- Mabel McCreery 178-475, 1. Four Shots 57ft 30ft first place; the Boca men's title. pionship round - John place, Don DeWallott, loists, "The Brain. ' policy. Eor a survey of your Mary Celusnek 170-432. 2. The Islanders 57 31 Jaycees, National Bank, In the Boys 12 and un- Neering .defeated Dom- Riding against the insurance needs and details second place; Men's 3. The Hasbeens 55 33 enic Grosso 21-17, 21- BOCA MEN'S SCRATCH 4. The Headhunters 52ft 35ft and the First Bank of der divisionRicky Sturm Sunshine All-Stars will on what Retail-Pak can do Handicap Division: Jack Team Won Lost 5. Tri-Hards 50 3H 19. 1. Bill's Barber 41 16 Boca Raton. overcame 13 opponents be a 21-goal rated in- for you, call on us. Jones, first place, Tom 18 6. Da Mafia 43ft 44ft Women's Division: 2. Purvis Plas. 39 7. Cellerdweilers 38 50 In Saturday's opening to win that division by ternational team of Tex- Dunn, second place; Wo- 3. Kreuscher Const. 37 20 First round - Vivian 23 8. Gutterballs 32 56 game the First Bank of defeating Paul Finger as-Mexico All-Stars Representing men's Scratch Division: 4. Rutenberg Homes 34 9. Pushovers 28ft 39ft 5. Keating of Fia. 30 27 Boca Rams defeated 21-15 and 21-15. Melis- Timmons defeated Hel- with Capt. Harold "Chi- Hartford Accident and Dottie Beard, first 31 10. Last Ones 27 61 Indemnity Company 6. Boca Tackle 26 High Individuals: Tony Drasal Weir Realtor Indians sa Apetz took the Girl's en Ellis 21-5, 21-13; place, Jane Gascoigne, 7. Com. Laund. 26 31 co" Barry directing the Member The Hartford 2* 33 225-223-600, Dick Scott 202- 18-9. Charles Giblin and 12 and under champion- Joyce Mitchell defeat- second place; Women's 8. Zim's Bar 500, Buss Pool 201-587; Es- attack from the No. 3 Insurance Group 9. Liberty Glass 23 34 ther Pfanner 200-471. Kevin Herbold each ship as she defeated Su- ed Edna Caskey 21-19, Hartford 15, Conn. 23 34 position. At No. 1 will Handicap Division: Lib- 1 0. Bert's Boozers scored six points to lead san Wise 21-17 and 21- 21-15. Championship by Warren, first place, 11. Boca Plumb. 22 35 COMMUNITY BOWLING be Billy Wayman, a na- 12.. Scott Homes 17 40 Team WWo n LosL t the winners. Rick 6. round - Vivian Tim- tive Texan who plays Mary Jane Tyldsley, Don Coblenti 248-641, Dave 1. Baptist 13 48ft 27ft Brownlee had five points mons over Joyce Mit- second place. MacDonald 233-617, Sal Vento 2. Advent 1 46ft 29ft The 13-16 year old for Hartmoor Farms of 224-612. 3. Advent 2 45 31 for the Indians. division titles went to chell 21-5, 21-13. Wichita, Kan,, while at All eight trophy win- 35 BOCA SQUARES MIXED 4. Moravian 8 41 Weir Real. 5 4 9 John Neering and Mari- Men 40 and over: ners will meet at Uni- 5. Presbyterian 12 41 35 No. 2 will be Wayne Team Won Lost 6. Methodist 7 41 35 1st Bank 9 9 18 lyn Brownlee. Marilyn First round - Frank "Broncho" Brown, versity Bowl, Sunday, 1. Sandra 61 19 37 2. Goldenrod 61 19 7. Community 6 39 The second game saw swept past Lois Plainer Keily over Park Drayer another Texan who holds Feb. 9, at 8 p.m. to bowl 8.Advent 4 38ft 37ft 3. Chateau 46 34 38ft the Doby Brick Cardi- 21-17, 21-17 for her 21-13, 21-15; Harvey a league berth on the three games of Scotch 4. Baron 46 34 9, Moravian 9 37ft 5. Princess 44)' 35ft 10. Presbyterian 11 37 39 nals hit for 17 points in title. In the best match Husted over Dan An- Tulsa squad. At back is Doubles. First place 2 11. Advent 3 39ft 6. Duchess 41 39 36ft the first half and then in his division, John drews 21-15, 21-17; winners will share $75 7. Palais 38h 41ft 11.. Presbyterian 10 31 45 13. Community 5 45 take a 23-11 decision Neering beat a deter- John Apetz over Stan and second place win- 8. Carmel 38 42 31 DAY 14. Baptist 14 51ft from the Boca Jaycee Ellis 21-12, 21-18. Sec- ners will share $35. 9. Chalet 37 .43 24ft mined Dominic Grosso 10. Bahia 37 43 UNIVERSITY KINGS Bears. Keith Higgins 21-17, 17-21 and 21-19. ond round - Keily over LIBERTY GLASS IN VITA. 11. Somerset 35 45 Team Won Lost paced the winners with Apetz 21-13, 21-15; Team Won Lost 12. Laurel 35 45 1. Boca Nat. Bk. 60 28 Complete results are 1. Dura-Tech 41)$ 18>H 13. V and a 33ft 46ft 2. Wentworth Plas. 56 32 10 points. Paul Finger as follows: Boys 12 and Husted drew a bye. 2. County Title 37 23 14. Tropic an a 32 48 3. C.A. Quillen 56 32 scored four points for Championship round - 3. Torri Homes 3? 29 15. Skylark 30ft 49ft 4. Tunison Prop. 50 38 under - first round:Jer- 4. Boggs Const. 30 30 16. Riviera 24 54 5. The Curtis Co. 49 39 the Jaycees. ry Ficek over James Frank Keily defeated 5. Boca Nat. Bk. 27 33 High Individuals: Sandy Whar. 6. Good's Amer. 49 39 Jaycees 6 5 11 McDonald 21-7, 21-12; Harvey Husted 21-10, 6. Univ. Bowl 26 34 ton 244-635, Harry Coltax 244, 7- D&M Auto Ports 44 44 1 603, George Caron 180-503; 8. Boca Window 44 44 Doby Brick 17 6 23 Chuck Strimbu over 21-14. 500 S. Federal Hwy. 7. Bayou Rest. 25 /2 32y2 47 e. J.C.Mitchell Ins. 21 39 Doris Moss 161-456, Toni De 9. Univ. Tavern 41 Boca Raton National Bruce King 21-11, 21- Men 17-39: First Matteo 194-522, Dessie Yates 10. J.C. Mitchell 40 48 BOCA RATON BOCA HIS & HER 168-444. 11. Boca Uniform 39 49 Bank made it a three 10; Ricky Sturm over round - Bill Mitchell Team Won Lost 12. Thermo Indus. 37 56 way tie for first place Jim Lockwood 21-6, 21- over Melvin O'Brado- 1. Hunters Four 48K 24!'2 UNIV. BOWLERETTES 13.Griddle Rest. 31 57 Ph. 395-0220 2. Nutmegs 4554 26>i Team Won Lost 14. Merco of Fla. 22 66 as they defeated Boca 11; Graham Clark over vitch 21-18, 21-11; Ben 3. Jolly Four 42 26 1. Rutenberg Homes 58 18 - Teen Town 12-8 in the Ray Ellis 21-5, 21-8; Caskey over EdGrames 55 S. Fed. Hwy. 395-1305 4. Inseparables 40 3G 2. McReynolds 55 21 3. Turner Nurs. 53 23 nitecap. Lee Bishop, 5. Quads 39KJ 3V/2 Paul Finger over Philip 9-21, 21-19, 21-8; Don 6. Florettes 36ft 35)i 4. Independents 47 29 Mrs. Kerber lakes Francis Giblin and Mike Massey 21-3, 21-3; Coblentz over Phil Mai- COMPLETE HOME PEST ' 7. Eight Balls 35 32)4 5. Hardrives 44 32 Hartzell each had four Ion 21-18, 21-23,21-15; 8. Country Club 4 33 33>i 6. 5th Ave. Plaza 42 34 Bobby Lockwood over CONTROL SERVICE I High Individuals: Men, Sal A|- 7. Boca Coin Laun. 37 39 Match Par Play points for the Bulldogs, Dane Pope 16-21,21-13, Fred Sturm over Jim tieri 214 Santo Mongol! 211, 8. ClearwaterSprk. 36 40 Ruth Kerber took a while Scott McKinley Lockwood 21-17, 21-11; Protect Yourself with | Reuben Diedrich 194; Women, 9. Team 13 35 41 21-10; Ricky Brownlee Troy McDonald 179, Mary 10. Williams Phar. 33 43 plus one and snatched scored four for the Ti- over P.D. Meyers 21- Mike Steele over Clay- Jane Tyldsleyl y 177 Ruth Om- 11. 1st Bk.& Trust 32 44 the Class A division in gers. 10, 21-20. Second round ton Pond 22-20, 22-20. Call ARMOUR 395-2125) doff 17.4. 12. Boca Does 31 45 13. Roadmans 30 46 the Match Par Hole-by- Teen Town 2 6 8 - Brownlee over Ficek Second round - Mitchell 14. Tahiti Lounge 25 51 Hole handicap tourney Nat. Bank 8 4 12 21-7,,22-20; Sturm over over Caskey 21-13, 21- 15. Sarah Rutherford 24 52 last week at the Royal LEAGUE STANDINGS Strimbu 21-14, 21-6; 14; Coblentz over Sturm After we bought it and moved in, SOUTH aOM 16. Eli Witt 18 58 CUNESTMTO High-Individuals: Millie DetN Palm Yacht and Coun- L Finger over Clark 21- 26-24, 21-19; Steele we Found out what an "easement" was! US6EST man 188-415, Marge Ambrose try Club. w 179-476, Esther Pfanner 178- BocaJaycees 2 1 19, 16-21, 21-15; Lock- drew a bye. Third round 475. Runners-up to Mrs. Boca Nat. Bk. 2 1 wood had a bye. Third - Mitchell over Steele MEN'S HANDICAP Kerber wereLalla Jem- 1st Bk. of Boca " 2 1- round - Sturm over 21-6, 21-13; Coblentz Team Won Lost WITHERS 1. Boca Car Wash 56 28 ison and Nancy Raymond Boca Teen Town 1 2 Brownlee 21-11, 21-12; drew a bye. Champion- 2. Smith.&Keyser 54 30 with -l's and Ruth Ward Doby Brick 1 2 Finger over Lockwood ship round - Bill Mit- mmim 3. Nat. Auto Parts 49 35 with -2. Weir Realtors 1 2 21-18, 21-10. Cham- chell defeated Don Cob- FORT 4. Pool's Standard 46 38 0 JA 3-5456 LAUDERDALE , 5. Boca Heat. & AC 39 45 In Class B, Lucy In action this Saturday pionship match - Ricky lentz 18-21, 22-20, 21- 6. Amer. Legion 38 46 Franklin led the field morning the National Sturm defeated Paul ship round - Bill Mit- 7. Deerfield Plumb. 30 54 Finger 21-15, 21-15. 8. Turner Nurs. 29 55 with -2, closely follow- Bank Bulldogs will meet chell defeated Don Cob- High Individuals: S. Pool 215, ed by Ruth Martin, Ruth the Doby Brick. Cardi- Girls 12 and under - lentz 18-21, 22-20, 21- F. Reschke.V. Hood 204, W. SEE THE YELLOW PAGES Ramsey 202. Stadler, LaVerne Ar- nals at 9 a.m. The sec- first round - Susan Wise 19. Why cher and Mabel Sump- ond game at 10 a.m. will tion, all with -3's. match Weir Realtors In- Opal Hoover and Ge- dians against the Boca TITLE INSURANCE? neva Mehrer tied for Jaycee Bears. At 11 W00DF1ELD HUNT CLUB Class C with -3's, and a.m. the First Bank of Any home, no matter how new or apparently Alice Dahm had a -4. Boca Rams plays host mm INSTRUCTION secure, is built on land as old as the earth itself. Sim Undoubtedly this land has had many previous Sixty-nine women play- to the Teen Town Ti- owners. Claims against any one of these per- ed in the tournament, gers. I HORSES BOARDED and TRAINED' sons can be filed against the property and against you as the present owner. Meridian Rd. off Road 808 Such hazards as fraud, missing heirs, old DECQiAWM GARRY'S SPORTS SHOP Boca Raton liens, unknown easements and many more can and often do arise like ghosts out of the past. 161 S.E. 1st Ave. (Royal Palm Shopping Center) PHONE P.O. Box 793 Title Insurance protects you against every past claim or title fault. It makes your home -Week-End Special I 395-0522 Boca Salon safely yours. Your title insurance policy is your Salutes shield of protection and will defend your owner- The Hew GOLF A ship against loss. You pay one premium only— d your protection and peace of mind last as long College Arms BALLS " L as you and your heirs remain in ownership. Apartaeits 100% ORLOH BOCA RATON TITLE CO. Choice of 855 So. Federal Highway on N.W. 20fb St Colors in Boca Raton, Florida GOLf SHIRTS Stripes by Rugby Telephone 395-4484 STAR DECORATORS Brand Hew SPALDING COMMONWEALTH LAND TITLE INSURANCE CO. KRO-FUTE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 194 N.W. 20lh S!. Title Insurance since 1876 395-293? Beca Salon 395-3811 Golf Clubs Discount Total Resources in Excess of $14,000,000 12A BOCA RATON NEWS, Feb. 6, 1964 g:!:::!:g:::;y:::::::^ College Pirns Adult YOUR BEST MARKET I Classes start today :^^ for the second semester Miscellaneous for Sale Services Available Apartments for Rent at Mary mount College, Classified Ads ALUMINUM AWNING Mature, refined woman Duplex for Sale or Rent. but registration remains 34 S.E. 2nd. Street 12 ft. 6" wide - good available as daily com- 252 N.W. 4th Diagonal. open till Feb. 14 for 395-0497. Published Every Thursday condition. Mitchell & panion to widow, or el- persons interested in Miller, 272 South Dixie derly shut-ins or day - EXTRA Guests Coming? special adult courses. Hi Way, 395-2323 or care of children. Own Available, Furn. Studio Among the courses to Call 395-5121 395-0756, Boca Raton. transportation and ref- Apts. & Villas, on the be offered are psychol- - EATES- 2 sets roll up doors 10 erences on request. ocean, private beach, ogy, education, political Line Rates 30£ ft. x 10 ft. 272 South Write Box U, c/o Boca priv.dock. The Villas of geography, music, ce- per line Dixie, Boca Raton. Raton News. Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean ramics, studio art, the- Blvd; on A1A. Call 395- Minimum $1,20 Dependable lawn main- ology, philosophy, litur- per insertion SAVE ON DESKS! 5220. gy, great books and bus- 30' x 60 executive desk, tenance. Grass catchers used. Reasonable Efficiency, new, private iness management. Musical Instruments plastic top, walnut fin- beach & private home. Additional informa- ish, brand new. $109.99 monthly rates available. BALDWIN PIANOS & For estimate call Season or monthly. tion on the programs is ORGANS Good selection, desks, Phone 395-4029. ' available from the di- tables,chairs, Furniture "QUALITY LAWN SER- PIANOS NEW APARTMENT rector of adult education Acrosonic Plaza, Commercial Di- VICE" after 6:00 p.m. at the college. vision, 395-3236, Bill Wolfe owner. Pom- RENTALS Story & Clark pano 942-6788. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and Henry F. Miller Help Wanted 1 bedroom, 1 bath — City to Hold Janssen Players. LAMPS AND SHADES NEWLY finished apart- ORGANS Wanted semi & full re- tired cosmetic re- Old lamp shades recov- ments - Air conditioned Baldwin ered, lamps rewired, and heated, beautifully Art, Craft Show Orga-sonic searchers. Inquire — acknowledge. Write c/o refinished. Ft. Laud. JA landscaped with pool , . The Arts & Crafts ex- Lowrey, Newfrom$495. 3-1619. hibit held annually at the Box C,Boca Raton News. All electric kitchen in- Conn, Full Keyboards. cluding refrigerator, Community Building in LEGGETT MUSIC CO. PART TIME MAID FOR Instructions - Tutoring Memorial Park, will be oven, range and hood. (Your Baldwin Dealer) MOTEL WORK. 420 N. IMPROVE GRADES Unfurnished price on Saturday afternoon, 503 NE 20 St.,Boca Raton Federal Hwy. Feb. 22, from 1-5 p.m. NOW. Private tutoring $135.00 to $175.00 per 395-4709. White maid apply Con- all ages. Professional month on yearly lease. The public is invited Reliable Service to the gress Inn - Boca Raton. know-how can produce For further information to attend, to see first- Mrs. Edna May Alley (left) and Mrs. William Watt Jr. display items to be Boca Raton Area for 'the results you want. hand what the students Lady to do occasional call or see Ken War- sold in the Fiesta Flea Market.—Charles Heed Photo. over a Quarter of a cen- baby sitting for 1 child. Phone Harold Selleck, ner, your man at . . . who participate in the tury. 395-3303, Honor Gradu- Recreation Depart- Must be reasonable. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. Teen Talk Eve. 395-3073. ate, M.I.T. 1943. In Bo- Realtors ment's Arts & Crafts Miscellaneous for Sale ca Raton XI yrs, program have done. One Frigidaire refrig- SALESMAN NEEDED Weir Plaza Building Also on hand will be erator with freezer Our business is good and Rooms for Rent 855 S. Federal Hwy. the instructors of the Teens Report Siccess in compartment. Reason- getting better! A willing Large room with twin Boca Raton, Fla. various classes to take salesman can earn an beds in Jolly home. 395- Ph: 395-4000 Royal Palm Shopping able. Call 395-5602. registrations for the By Anita Fitzgerald Thompson, Lynn Kraut- excellent income with 4774. Real Estate for Sale new series of classes wald, Tim Beegle, Dy- Center, and you're all Chantilly lace wedding our aggressive organi- dress, size 16, good ROOM FOR RENT. So- For Sale - Contract scheduled to begin the With reference to last onnia Coleman, Judy invited to attend. A live zation. Modern office ber, Christian couple, week of Feb. 24. Thursday night's Moth- Van Rider, Colleen band will provide for condition. Priced rea- with complete facilities. Royal Oak Hills - 85' your entertainment, so sonably. Call after 6 senior or middle aged lot - facing North on er's march, the teens Oates, Carol Pro we, p.m. 395-3680. Call for appointment. preferred. Call Boca Palmetto Road. did a real terrific job in Brenda Whisman, Sue make it a point to be MacLaren & Anderson, Raton 395-0849 week- there. Utility trailer 41/2' x Pines & Oaks - Un- Fiesta to Have covering this city. Beard, Carol Hutchens, Realtors, 151 E. Royal ends, or after 7 p.m. able to sell present Because of a job well Kathi Whisman, Dennis P.S. Hey listen, 6' box - covered - steel Palm Rd. 395-1333. weekdays. here's just a reminder frame. $65. 395-2510. home - Any house model First Aid Booth done, thanks are in or- Jones, Angela Dagata, Boots for Sale Furnished Hotel Rms. available. Major W.H. der to those of you who Sue Kane, Sandy Soren- in advance to all you in- A first aid booth will terested teens. The TAPE RECORDER New 19' custom Fiber- for rent. Private en- McCormick, 9801 S.W. helped with our drive, son and Linda Prowe. Eskotape by Webster, trance &bath. $15 week- 110th St., Kendall. Fla., be open from 10 a.m. to and a special thanks to (Some list huh?) groundbreaking cere- glass boats. $995. CUS- 11 p.m. Friday and Sat- monies for the new Professional Model TOMADE BOATS. 204 ly. 395-3871. all those who contri- I hope to see you all Cost $160.00. Price S.E. 3rd St. Tel. 276- DARRELL'S urday on the Fiesta buted to make our door out there taking part in Community Center will Large twin Hotel room. grounds. take place Feb. 15 at 2 $40.00 also: RCA Rec- 7695. , Private bath & entrance. WEEKLY SPECIAL to door coverage so the activities and cheer- ord Player 45 RPM - Come see us at Booth The booth will be set worthwhile! ing our girl, Mibi Les- p.m. It's a moment Trailers for Sale Near beach and every- up as a model hospital we've all been waiting Automatic $10.00. 395- thing. 395-0398.$5 daily #31, Fiesta de Boca Ra- In conjunction with the ter, who is Teen Town's 1453. Master Craft Fiber ton. Bruce Darrell, room. "Fiesta de Boca Raton" representative for the for, so now is your glass trailer with lid. Furnished sleeping It will be manned by chance to join in the rooms. Reasonable. Realtor, 301 N. Fed. to take place Feb. 7, title of Queen reigning Will carry 1,000 lbs. Hwy. 395-1322. the Fire Department 8, and 9, a few repre- over the entire Fiesta. ceremonies and view PUBLIC NOTICES Used once. Will include Phone 395-2450. Friday and the Red sentatives from the This deserves your sup- the site where our fu- new spare tire, tube and Twin bedroom, private Real Estate for Trade Cross volunteers Satur- Teen-age Center are port, so don't miss the ture activities will be NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS wheel as extra equip- bath, $25 a week - 400 Exchange Equity ($25,- day. giving up their time parade and the final held. So be there won't NAME STATUTE ment. Original cost N.E. 8th St. 000) in a 4/3 air-condi- Kraeer Ambulance to work in the game judging on Saturday. you and bring a shovel! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that $250. Will sell for $135. For rent Lovely, twin- tioned with pool. Royal Service and police and booths at the Fiesta! The judging will take the undersigned, desiring to en- Phone 395-4023. bed, bedroom, private Palm, for water front fire department emer- gage in business under ficti- lot. 395-2234. Thanks place during the street Two Will Speak tious name of: Autos for Sale home on highest spot in gency equipment will to these dance to be held at the EDMOND J. SPENCE Boca, close to every- HAVE APARTMENT be on call during the Fi- ASSOCIATES 1959 Ford GalaxieHard- WANT HOUSE teens — At Conference top, radio, heater, white thing. May consider esta. Marilyn intends to register the said breakfast privilege. Owner will trade beau- Kiwanis to Lead name with the Clerk of the Cir- sidewall tires, factory tiful 1 bedroom, 1 bath Births Diaz, Ja- Beginning Tuesday cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- air conditioning & auto- 395-4069. net Nap- and continuing through ty, Florida. co-op apartment near Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FURNITURE PLAZA, INC. matic transmission. Apartments for Rent ocean - extremely low Lee Kirby, 425 N.E. 14 o 1 i t a n, Heart Campaign Sunday, Feb. 16, two By /s/ Regina W. Spence $900. Call 395-0617. D ianne speakers from Michi- President One 2 bdrm. apt. fur- maintenance — asking St., announce the birth Excellent 1959 Volvo nished. All electric. 350 $12,900 - require 2 bed- of a son, Joseph Carlisle Ramsey, Boca Raton Kiwanis gan will be featured at PV544. Reasonable. S andra Club is Bibletown, U.S.A. KURZINCER AND HONCHELL S.W. 3rd St. room, 2 bath home in January 31 in Bethesda sponsoring a Attorneys at Law Call 395-2847. Boca Raton or Cove val- Memorial Hospital. Pf anner, Heart Fund drive which Dr. David B. Allen, Boca Raton, Florida BRAND NEW C aroline began yesterday and will vice president of the Beautiful 1963 white Unfurnished 2 bdrm., 2 ued around $17,000 — Mrs. Kirby is the for- T o b 1 er, Anita Detroit Bible College Publish: February 6, 13, 20 Bonnie Ville 4 door consult us immediately. mer Clara Marie Gann. continue through Thurs- and 27, 1964. bath duplex. $150 a mo. Judy Wolff, Bill Wilson, day, Feb. 13. and a faculty member hardtop low mileage, 1 yearly. 395-4254. Motherwell Realty, 757 for 18 years will speak NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS owner, air-cond; full S. Federal Highway, Co- Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Bill Blacknik, Jon Har- Members of the club Furn. apt. Lovely 2 ris, Sue Fitzgerald, Je- are soliciting 427 busi- on the person and work NAME STATUTE power - clean, real op- lonial Building, Boca E. Mowery Jr., Lima, of Christ. portunity. Call Mr. Lee bdrm. Available Feb. 15, Raton - 395-4044. Ohio, announce the birth anne Neering, Linda ness concerns in Boca NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Heat & air cond. 395- Raton. Sharing the program the undersigned, desiring to en- 941-6915 between 6 & 7 Business Opportunities of a daughter, Rochelle Ellis Attends will be E. Eugene Wil- gage in business under ficti- p.m. 4198. 343 E. Royal Palm Elizabeth, February 2, A group of Boca Ra- tious name of: Rd. For Sale small special- ton women headed by liams, pastor from East WHOLESALE FURNITURE 1957 Olds Station Wagon ty Restaurant on US1. in Memorial Hospital, Sales Conference Lansing, Mich., who will Furn. lovely bedroom Lima. Mrs. W.P. Bebout is DISTRIBUTORS New tires, Radio, Heat- apt. Also large studio Established 8 yrs. Ex- Harry S. Ellis, 498 sponsoring the residen- speak on the Holy Spi- intends to register the said er, Power steering, cellent income for cou- Mrs. Mowery is the rit. name with the Clerk of the Cir- apt. Reasonable. 4300 former Janet Baker of N.W. 14 Ct., will be tial drive. cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- Brakes. $495.395-2266. N.W. 3rd Ave. 395-2596. ple. Bruce Darrell, Saturday, the sixth ty, Florida. '56 Cadillac, by original Boca Raton. among 274 sales repre- The 100 members of 1 bedroom furn. apts. Realtor, Harriet Jack- sentatives for Parke, the Kiwanis Club have sacred concert in the FURNITURE PLAZA, INC. owner. Excellent condi- man 395-1322 or 395- Davis & Company at- Winter season series By /s/ Regina W. Spence tion. Call 395-4537. $60. per month. South- been divided into five President land Apts. 2060 N.W. 1329. tending a two-day sales teams captained by John will feature the Csehy 1955 White Buick Super, Alteration Shop for men conference in Detroit, Musical Messengers KURZINGER AND HONCHELL 2nd Ave., Boca Raton. Bloodworth, Jack Cur- Attorneys at Law 2 door, Excellent condi- fk women. Well estab- Mich. tis, Gene Fields, Adam from Flemington, N.J. tion, private party. Full See Manager Apt. #2. Boca Raton, Florida 1 bedroom apts., lished, best location, The conference will Hazlett and Tom Mere- Pat Macaulay, Bible- power, R-H New uphol- completely equipped — town staff organist, will 6, 13, 20 also efficiencies. Nice- be held Feb. 7 and 8 at dith. Publish: February stery, $250. Call 395- small investment or the Marriot Twin Bridg- The team members be at the console while and 27, 1964. 4700. Mon. through Fri, ly furnished - beautiful Neil Macaulay, Viola location. Jordan Manor long lease. Call Boca es Motor Hotel. will turn funds over to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 395-5750 or 395-4299. their captains on or be- Eshleman and other.s - 101 N.W. Pine Circle will also have a part in Buick 1954 Conv. Good 395-4567, BEACH SUNDRY by: W.P. BEBOUT fore Feb. 13. STORE, fountain and Many strange and un- the program. Dr. Ira trans. $75. Also Cab. 1 bdrm. apts & also 1 Lee Eshleman, Bible- T.V. Perfect. $40. 395- lunch counter, patent likely tilings have been bdrm. efficiency. Fur- medicines, beer take used for money down town's president, will 2436. nished, Seasonal or Notice speak. out, fruit' shipping, etc. through the years. 'Way SAFE Wanted to Buy Yearly. ADAMS APTS. Owner must go north, back in 1685, for ex- In last week's News, Wanted Clean Used 1820 N.W. 15 Vista. 395- ample, the French Ca- we quoted Courtney priced to sell, terms, Petersen to Speak HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1812. Banting's on AlA at nadians used playing Boone as saying "I'll' OCEAN FRONT lbdrm. cards for money, and reduce taxes.' Mr, At Junior College Will Pay Top Prices Deerfield Beach. CLEAN Try Us Call-WH2-1042 furnished house keeping this strange currency Boone says that he was Far from eliminating apts. south of Delray. Offices for Rent remained in use until misquoted, that what he Duke Home Furnishings the classroom teacher, 2301 N. Dixie Highway, Yearly or season. $125 Office space for rent. 1759. This was the 52- did say was: television lessons will Air-Cond. $20 a mo. card deck, not unlike Pompano to $175 per month plus "I believe a tax re- require better teachers utilities. No maid ser- Ph. 395-5562. the kind some of you duction . is definitely Buy- Sell - Trade EFFICIENT than ever, James K. Pe- vice. Phone 395-2000. Small office in court of pore over during a Sat- CERTIFIED BY THE possible in 1964-65. Situations Wanted FIA. STATE BOARD OF HEALTH tersen, director of tele- YEARLY LEASES urday night penny ante This is not idle talk. I Orchid Square. 200 S. • session. VA - FHA vision and radio at Flor- Regular job for house- Deluxe one bedroom Fed. Reasonable. See INSPECTION have investigated the ida Atlantic University, work or motel work. apartments East of U.S. budget carefully. If I am BOCA PLUMBING, INC. your Broker or call Lo- One thing bothers — 941-1911 will tell a Palm Beach 395-2326, after 5 p.m. #1 (Just North of Carib- gan 6-3229, Ft. Lauder- in this medium of ex- CONROY'S elected, I will propose Junior College audience 250 5. Dixie-Boca Raton Reliable matured wo- bean Keys) at 6499 N.E. change were duecea to the commission that Friday at 8:30 p.m. dale. Fla. PEST CONTROL Phone 395-3113 man looking for sitting 7 Ave. Central heat and Ideal location, $100 wild? a cut be made in the companion work. Can air conditioning. Big Incidentally, if you're 2100 E. ATLANTIC BLVD. 1964-65 budget." monthly. 700 E. Palmet- POMPAHO BCH. also do light bookkeep- screened porches. Fur- tcMPk, Rjj. 395-1414. a little bit wild over —Boca Raton News ing and drive. Tele. 395- nishing optional. The an insurance problem, 2833. biggest and best in Boca BOCA RATON -Central take it to W.P. BE- location, unusual office, Services Available Raton. Ready Dec. 1, BOUT. We specialize Paul Spetler - WE 3- shop, desk space, off in working out problems GiACE'S FOOD STORE Dressmaking & Altera- 2141. patio balcony with ex- for our clients and in tions. Experienced and Available Feb. 3rd, Ef- cellent light & air, plus tailoring the proper 1949 H. W. 2nd Reasonable. Phone 395- ficiency Apt., 2 adults air-conditioning. At- coverage to their needs. 1689. (No pets please) Parker tractive leases. Owner, Let's talk it over at J & M Apts. (Established 1952) 395-5750 or 395-4299. W.P. BEBOUT INSUR- Specializing General Home Repairs, 444 East Palmetto Pk. Stores for Rent ANCE CO., 701 N. Fed- and Alterations. No job means GOOD Butcher Rd. (Walk to ocean, STORE FOR RENT eral Highway. Phone ITALIAN SUBMARINE too small. You name it, parks, post office, 395-4334. we do it. 942-0343 Pomp. stores, etc.) Open all 12' x 33' ON AlA TIHS WEEK'S HOUSE- Fiberglassing & fiber- year. air conditioner HOLD HINT: To re- SANDWICH Suitable for glass materials for Apts; 1 bdrm, Efficien- move stains from porce- WEEKEND SPECIALS sale. Resin, cloth, fill- Professional Services BAVARIAN cy's, Homes available. $100.00 a month lain sinks or tubs, try COOKED er, thinner, etc. DEL- See today. Oryal Had- adding two tablespoons Select RAY BOAT SHOP. 204 F.Byron Parks, Realtor SALAH! m ley, Realtor, 400 E. Pal- 151 N. Ocean Blvd. of vinegar to your usual plus Dep. OPENING SOON S.E. 3rd St. Tel. day or metto Pk, Rd. Phone cleaner. night 276-7695. Boca Raton 395-2244. Tel, Owner 395-2550 Feb. 6, 1964, BOCA RATON NEWS 13A g •*** BUY, SELL, TRADE THROUGH NEWS WANT ADS 395-5121

Homes for Rent Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes For Sale Homes for Sale Lots for Sale Lots for Sale Nicely furnished — 3 Fiesta Yachtacade Spe- HOBBY HOUSE BOCA RATON SQUARE Partly furnished Mizner Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 BOCA WOODS Residential lots Boca bdrm., 2 bath, pool &lg. cial! 834 N.E. 33 St. Retired couple will love 1236 S.W. 9th St. 2 original 1 bedroom bath on large corner lot. The S.W. corner of 25th Raton from $2,250 &up, Patio. Central heat. On Lake Rogers. 3/2 Cus- this two bdrm; 2 bath, bdrms, 2 bath, air con- home, enclosed sleep- Beautiful condition. Has Terrace & 5th Ave. 83' Oryal Hadley, Realtor, Lake. 395-5321. tom Luxury: dock. 395- furn. home. Fla. room dition, electric heat, ing porch, 1 1/2 baths, well, Excellent land- x 101'. $4,500 by owner 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 1 scaping. With or without Boca Raton. 395-2244. To Place a Classified 1486. overlooks lush tropical corner lot 88' x 110' 18x24 living room, pec- - Evenings, 304 S.E. 5th SACRIFICE garden. Hobby house is furnishings optional. ki-cypress ceiling, fire- furniture. Sacrifice Ave., Delray Beach. Lot for Sale, faces Ad, Phone 395-5121 price. Evenings, 395- Spacious 3/2, pool, perfect spot for work Reduced for quick sale. place, kitchen, separate LOTS FOR SALE north, unit 3, Estates Immediate occupancy. 3379. _____ ON THE BEACH large screened patio, shop. Close in N.E. lo- dinette. Incomparable 2 corner lots for sale, section-Boca Raton, be- Private Beach & Beau- G.E. kitchen, drapes, cation. Only $18,500. You'll be proud to live privacy in lush tropical BOCA RATON DUPLEX 120' x 135' -Net price low market. Call owner tiful 3 bdrm. 2 bath Du- landscaped. Will accept Good terms. See it to- in this 3/2 home with setting, 110 ft. lot, low Sacrifice! Must sell $4,500 ea. on 9th Ave. & JAckson 4-7803. plex with servants quar- lot as part of down pay- day. Ask for Maggie Fla. room, elect, kit- taxes. 395-4782. $20,000 or best offer. Palmetto Pk. Rd. - 9th 5 acres $15 down, $15 ters, garage, central air ment. Owner 395-2498. Simpson 395-0333 Eve. chen, central heat. See New 3 bedroom, 2 bath 395-2519 Ave. & Alamanda Rd. per mo. Full price $995. condition &. heat, dock on 1312 S.W. 7th St. 395-5688. FrosellReal- it. Reasonable. home for sale. Comple- WATERFRONT HOMES 4 inside lots, 2 on Pal- Good unimproved tree Intracoastal. Is now A ROUGH JEWEL ty, Boca Raton. Careful buyers dream tion in 3 weeks. Direct FOR SALE metto & 2 on Alamanda land with recorded right available seasonal or $12,600 Spacious 2 Bdrm. large 2/2 home, large living from builder. Central Watch the boats go by Rd. 100' x 135' - Net of way's. In fast growing yearly. 1147 Hillsboro Two bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, dining area screened porch, heat & air conditioning. the Intracoastal. 2/2 price $4,000 ea. Collier County. Free Beach, Phone 399-3829. Huge screened patio. S.E. exposure air-cond, Title Insurance. Call Florida room, large lot area, den, modern kit- carpets, & drapes. Off- Call 395-4479 - 3 blocks to U.S. 1 and chen. Separate utility ers considered, see it. All formica kitchen with & central heat. Sprink- 941-1435 or 941-1173. ON THE OCEAN S.E. EXPOSURE Pine 'n Palms Rancho's shopping - nice location room. Newly decorated. many extra. 366 N.E. ler system, dock, storm BETWEEN DELRAY Drive right by, look panels & awnings (com- 3 long lots - 17 - 18 - Rm. 205, 2605 Atlantic AND BOCA. Lovely - bring scrub brush and Sprinklers, awnings pa- right in to owning this 26th Terrace. Call 395- deposit. Motherwell 4254. - 3 blocks west of pletely furn. No addi- 19. S.W. 16th St. Boca Blvd. Pompano. AD 63- small house, 2 bedroom, tio etc. A modest home 2 bedroom, 2 bath home tional shopping neces- Raton Park - High & LS 100. 2 bath, beautifully furn., Realty, 757 S. Federal in a nice quiet neighbor- on N.E. 35th St. Priced Schraffts Rest. Highway,Colonial Build- sary). Must be seen to Dry - Plenty of trees - excellent private beach, hood. Ideal for retired to sell! Call Oryal Had- New Duplex for sale di- appreciate. 840 N.E. 69 Trimmed - staked out & $325 wk., $1250 mo. ing, Boca Raton - 395- couple. Open Sat. & Sun. ley, Realtor, 400 E. Pal- rect from builder. 2 4044. St. Boca Harbour. mowed. Access to free 4315 S. Ocean Blvd., 1-5 p.m. or Phone own- metto Pk. Rd. Boca Ra- bedroom, 2 bath on each boat dock on Hillsboro ALWAYS Delray 278-2235. er 395-2577 for appt. ton. 395-2244. side. Fla. room & Lots for Sale FIESTA! EAST OF FEDERAL canal. For quick sale - REALTORS 3 bedroom, 2 bath, com- Waterfront Brand NEW Priced $14,750 - Im- ROYAL PALM YACHT screened porch. Cen- ATTENTION all 3 for $4,000. Write pletely furnished house - 2/bedroom, 2/bathGE mediate possession. & COUNTRY CLUB tral heat &. Air condi- BUILDERS! P.O. Box 621, Boca Ra- Happy, peaceful, living for rent. Call 395-2671. kitchen, air conditioned LEAP YEAR Waterfront Residence - tioning on each side. Lots available in Coun- ton. Phone 395-0947. in the home of your 3 bedroom, 2 bath home home priced at $26,900. Fall in love with this 3 large bedrooms, 3 Very good terms. Oppo- try Club Village — sew- choice at beautiful Bo- . .. Call or see George site of Lake Rogers with Refrigerator & Valentine special. This marble baths plus quar- ers, water and roads. REAL ESTATE tor Sale ca Raton. Let our years drapes. $125 per mo. Tompkins, your man at gracious pool home is ters for help - heated Isles. 3300 N.E. 5th Dr. Lots ready for building. of experience work to yearly. Oryal Hadley, designed for enjoyable pool - Heated and air Boca Raton or call 395- Unusual discounts now Rent or Lease . . . your benefit. We will Realtor, 400 E. Palmet- M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. Florida living. Three conditioned - 2 car ga- 4254. being offered, Call 395- give you the COM- to Pk. Rd., Boca Raton, Realtors bedrooms (or 2 plus den) rage - electric door op- ROYAL PALM YACHT 1818. ACREAGE - PLETE PICTURE, and 395-2244. Weir Plaza Building 2 tiled baths, a dream erator. Luxury home & COUNTRY CLUB 4-5 ACRE TRACTS help you to make the 855 S. Federal Hwy. kitchen with an electric realistically priced at - WATCH THE BOATS BEAUTIFUL for sale $9,500 RIGHT CHOICE. At 2 1/2 bdrm. 2 baths Boca Raton, Fla. charcoal grill, screen $84,500. To inspect this GO BY - LIBERAL TERMS your service., Nicely-completely furn. Ph: 395-4000 enclosed pool and patio, OCEAN FRONT HOME on Clint Moore Rd. Ultra modern kitchen. lovely home, only by Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 ROYAL OAK HILLS lustily landscaped and appointment, phone or bath home on Intracoas- Between Boca & Del- MACLAREN & 991 N.E. 3rd Ave. Sea- Residents include liv- all wrapped up with a ray on A1A 4 bdrm, 3 FOTRENT sonal or yearly. Jack see Lloyd Lively, your tal Waterway - pool - ANDERSON, INC. ing room, dining room, 2 high fence for complete man at ... central heat and air con- bath, quality home, Lake, 395-4158. APARTMENTS 151 E, Royal Palm Road car enclosed garage, privacy. Price - a mod- M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. ditioning - carpeting, many furnishings. High 501 N. A1A Ph: 395-1333 Country Club Village and 16'X40' fully est $23,900. Call or See drapes, etc. - TERRIFIC unfurnished 2 bedroom, Realtors 100' private beach. 2 bedroom with screened porch. Cen- George Van Zee, your Weir Plaza Building - only $72,000. 2 bath. $115 per mo. tral heating &. air-cond. man at ... School transportation. 2 baths $175 855 S. Federal Hwy. MOTHERWELL Tremendous value. 395-1374 after 12 p.m. Many extras including M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. REALTY 1 bedroom, 1 bath, Boca Raton, Fla. Excellent financing. Very nice 2 bdrm. 2 bath hurricane shutters, Realtors Ph-. 395-4000 757 S. Federal Highway screen porch and home unfurnished. sprinkler system, dis- Colonial Building heated pool $145 Weir Plaza Building Services Available 276-9523 Lease preferred. Call posal, laundry tub and 855 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton 395-4044 395-1374 after 12 noon. etc. Owner returning Boca Raton, Fla. CABINET & STORES APT. SITE - Zoned for SEASONAL RENTAL north, willing to sac- Ph: 395-4000 FORMICA WORK Now Leasing Stores 50' height. 4 acres ex- at 190 N.W. 200i St. tensive Ocean view. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large rifice for quick sale at Cabinets, desks, shelves, S.E. EXPOSURE 2/2 $28,500. By appointment Services Available Will be ready August. | Finest site for money. airy privacy. Bible con- bookcases, Formica a X Ready for big project. ference area. Long sea- - Tele. 395-0899. specialty. Reasonable. WATERFRONT son The KLIP ARTIST INTERIOR WOODWORK- HOUSlTT Story APT. SITE - Zoned for Services Available Professional Lawn Maint. ING. Phone Boca Raton, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 150' height - nearly 4 2 bedroom, 2 bath deco- Power Vacuum Located on fresh water lake & canal in Boca 395-2887. Raton Square —Nearly completed— Has features large family room acres — Extensive rators home, beautiful- HOME REPAIRS Work Guaranteed and screen porch. Ocean view. One of ly furnished & appoint- Under Strict Supervision inside and out that no other home in the area Carpet and drapes the finest sites in So. ed. Long season CARPENTRY, Alterations, 942-4354 after 3 p.m. $$ SAYI $$ has. Some bids to Build, were over $35,000. included $23,900. Fla. & ready. Owner GOLD //COAST Paneling, Doors, Screen Selling Service Due to fatal accident - This desirable place will consider some par- and all types of repair. SERVICE CALL can be purchased for $25,500 - No lookers to INTRACOASTAi HOUSE ticipation. Licensed and Insured. l $2.00 steal my ideas - Just one buyer for quick sale. 2 bedroom, t h baths, FED HWY. - Close in • I N C . Phone 395-2672 TAX RETURNS will sacrifice $33,500 100 x 175". Ready for a Sale or Rent yearly 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. PREPARED BILL NEAL TV Immediate Occupancy going business. Owner Boca Raton, Fla, T.V. Repairs Federal and all states 1 S.E. 6th SI. INTRACOASTAL LOT in says sell! $275 per ft. 395-3040 Royal Palm Yacht & PALMETTO PK. RD. - Home Service Call $2.50 39 Years Experience 395-42OO Country Club. Listed Calls Made Up To 11 p.m. Write Box 621 - Boca Raton for appointment 150' frontage - bet. RENTALS BRING THEM IN at $35,000. Will sell 1st & 2nd Ave. Ready PICTURE TUBE Special Harry T.PATRICK AND SAVE at $30,900. DELRAY - BOCA TV - No Labor Charge for high class retail 6 mo. or annual, 21 in. Tube $19 95 5249 N.E. 15th Ave. over $7.50 WANTED .... person stores. A buy at $450 $110. to $300. per mo. Radio — No Labor Charge LOOKING FOR A HOME ? interested in leasing per ft. 395-3984 Pompano Beach Restaurant facilities over $2.00 A1A - 300' Ocean front- MILDRED i. MADDOX Highlands If you'd like to live in ROYAL PALM - in NEW Motel Complex. RPOKEE PUMPS - WELLS If you want room to roam around inside and out — age. Residential zon- 507 N.E. 20th Street ATTENTION If you want to live on the Golf Course and have an WILL BUY Your Home ing. Lowest price SPRINKLER Phone 399-0785 extra large patio, pool, five bedrooms, three if you have on the strip — will di- Boca Raton LOT OWNERS Systems Call Day or Evening baths, a den, and everything else you would LOW DOWN PAYMENT vide. 395-2900 732-6193 We Will Take Yanr Present expect in a Royal Palm home at a ridiculously or Will Trade you "Do It Yourself" House In Trade Custom-bilt home ACREAGE - fiO acres on Homes for Sole low price - Military Trail $2475 per Supplies AND THEN of your choice. Split level, corner - en- Home and acre. NATIONAL We will build any of our 40 acres adjacent to Uni- closed garage - con- Commercial Custom Homes on your Call 395-5311 versity area — unlimit- venient to shopping — SPRINKLERS & WELLS REMODELING lot — or your own plans, ed possibilities — quick sale $17,000. 395- 1SS N.W. 13TH ST. if you prefer. We build in OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL $5500 per acre. 2849 before 6 p.m. 395-1828 Deerfield, Boca Raton, (our kids are growing away from home.) Beautiful waterfront Call Us For Del ray Beach, Boynton, CONSTRUCTION F. BYRON PARKS, f home with heated pool REMODELING Lantana or Palm Beach RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REALTOR * in Lake Rogers Isles. FREE ESTIMATES County. 151 N. Ocean Blvd. ? ADDITIONS Ph. Boca 395-2900 Office 399-5922 Tel. 395-3700 * Telephone 395-0882 and BUILDER'S MODELS Eves. 395-0611 X preferably before 11 SCREEN ROOMS Evenings Boynton 6193 Home 395-3890 ADVISORY SERVICE 3/2 or 2/2 furnished or unfurnished. Large patios, a.m. FLA. ROOMS COLD// COAST heat & air conditioned. Sprinkler system. Fountains, 2 bedrooms with 2 baths. "Anything" fully sodded & landscaped. Immediate or future CHOICE WATERFRONT HOMESITE IK House will speak for its- &fft€4- NEHMAN occupancy. See them at 4951 N.E. Wm. C. Prowe self. Worth looking at 355 N.E. 5th St. I N C . CONSTRUCTION CO. 5th Ave. and 333 N.E. 24«i St. Boca Raton. ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB Boca Raton 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. and the price. 716 N.W. Boca Raton, Florida Ph. Boca 395-2900 Open 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This lot and a half with 124 ft. of beautiful 5th St. 395-2789 Telephone 395-3040 Evenings Boynton 6193 water frontage together with its generous 3/2 screened patio, cen- JACKS CONSTRUCTION CO. depth of 178 ft. creates an estate like setting. tral heat & air condition. NEW LOCATION NOW IN BOCA RATON Vacant waterfront lots in Royal Palm are Low down payment - Boca Raton 395-1445 decreasing in supply as the building of new take up mortgage, 1346 REAL ESTATE EXAM COURSE homes continues and this offering repre- N.W. 4th St., Boca Ra- RHINE For BROKERS or SALESMEN sents a real opportunity to obtain this uni- que property at a very realistic price. ton. BOOKKEEPING Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu- SEE this very delight- lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the offices of MODEL CLOSEOUT The combination of its location, size, and Newmon Construction Co., 507 N.E. 20th St., Boca Raton. price makes this Royal Palm homesite one ful 3/bedroom, 3-1/2- & Income lax Lovely 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Waterfront home • bath home - on oversiz- This course is conducted personally by D, Harvey. The of a kind, Service course is composed of 8 lively interesting sessions which DRASTICALLY reduced. This beauty has a magnifi- ed lot in Royal Palm thoroughly cover the Fla. Real Estate Handbook. Total cost cent Southeastern exposure for its roofed, screened Yacht & Country Club 507 N.E. 20th St. only $50.00. porch. Of course, fully airconditioned, electric BUSINESS SITE - Very realistically Winfield Shopping Center MONDAY AFTERNOON - 1:30 P. M. ceiling Radiant heat, leisure room off all electric The location of this property is on Palmetto priced at $60,000 „ . . You may attend first session free kitchen and garage. Call or see Carl Hae- 395-0909 Mr. Harvey will be at the school each Monday at 1 P.M. Park Road east of the Intracoastal in an area to answer any questions. adjacent to outstanding restaurants, A front- berle, your man at ... See it TODAY for immediaie occupancy M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. age of 300 ft. and sufficient depth to provide m adequate parking makes this offering highly Realtors INFORMATION CENTER suitable for a sizeable business development, Weir Plaza Building Income lax 1020 S.W. 1st St. 855 S. Federal Hwy. SERVICES LUCAYA Boca Raton, Fla. Palmetto Park Terrace PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Ph: 395-4000 Business Counselor FRSEPORT 0RAND BAHAMAS Boca Raton Phone 395-5313 Can be built on this prime location now. Offices for Rent Tax Consultant Located only one block from the heart of the FIRST OFVERINti new professional district of Boca Raton and YOUR OWN OFFICE Office priced below comparable properties gives or SHOP RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL-LOTS & ACREAGE New Building —30 S.E. 4th St. 928 H. Dixie Hwy. LOCATION this opportunity double barreled appeal. Loods of Parking BRUCE f. DARRtU «,„, PRIVATE OFFICES - $40 to QUALITY $55 per month including elec- E.H. BEHHAN ESTATE LOT tric lighting, heat, and air Loco] Agani I LiVABILITY conditioning 395-0121 REALTORS In Unit III of Boca Raton's exclusive Estates CALL OWNER at 395-3909 [ This sterling residence in 100% Estates lo- Section offered at a price below the market, 395-4764 For Harris International, Inc. I cation now available. The discriminating buy- THE DEVELOPMENT WISE investor can I 301 N. Fed. Hwy. Boca Raton 395-1322 wmd er will appreciate this attractive 3 bedroom sense an opportunity in this property as the Big Office Bargain ! (or two plus den) 3 bath home with separate location from which to fill the need for THINGS NEED FIXING ? dining room, completely equipped large and medium priced condominiums in theBoca Offices Available in Center of Town s modern kitchen, lots of storage space 60 Raton area. The location is on U.S. //I Approximately 200 sq. ft. each Don't know who to call ? screened lanai with pool, beautiful grounds. across from Royal Palm Yacht and Country Air Conditioning, Heat, and Telephone This must be seen to be appreciated. Broker Club. The zoning also permits motel and Odds are we can do it. cooperation invited. Phone for appointment apartment developments. answering Service Included in Annual to see this outstanding home. Call George Lease of $500.00 IDEAL FOR RETIRED Call Van Zee, your man at ... Call Eugene F. Hoithaus 395-4943 AND SEMI-RETIRED BUSINESS MEN. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors ROBERT W. IN6ALL5, Realtor Why not cut this out Weir Plaza Building - 855 S. Federal Hwy. 280 S.E. 1st Ave. Cili 395-0319 (2:00 to 4:00 p.m.) for future references Boca Raton, Florida - Ph: 395-4000 395-3130 IV (Continued from page 1) dent will be able Co lis- to make up any missed Commission Makes Quick Work of Agenda ten and see lectures, lectures. Too, there will demonstrations, film be many subjects of tape The gray-haired man someone has told the requested — and got — OTHER ACTION: strips and movie strips and film at the compu- with the laugh crinkles man with the laugh- a unanimous vote to in- DELETED part of a on hundreds of different ter-based library for around his eyes didn't crinkles around his eyes struct City Attorney zoning ordinance to per- Ferris M. Smith Norman B. Sanwald subjects. enrichment or addition- say a word. that this doesn't always Roberta McKenry to mit OceanHearthrestau- The study units made al study. When asked if he had happen. draw up an emergency rant to serve the general Ferris Mac Arthur Norman Bader San- Dr. Williams empha- any comments, he had Sometimes the Boca wald, 64, of 701 Apple- a big impression on the ordinance making it public instead of being Smith, 58, of 379 Alex- guests, as did a conduct- sized that many of the none. Raton City Commission necessary for all rail- limited as a private ander Palm Road, Boca by Street, died Saturday ed tour through the still- new ideas had been tried He obviously enjoyed really goes after a prob- at Bethesda Memorial road rolling stock to club; Raton, died at his resi- unfinished university previously but in no one the proceedings. The lem hammer and tongs, stop for each crossing PAVED the way to dence Wednesday morn- Hospital. buildings. institution in the world men — and sole wo- with a raised voice or within the city limits Mr. Sanwald was an raise the pay of the city ing. Dr. Kenneth Williams; are they being brought man — crowded around two and an angrily-ham- unless the equipment manager from $11,000 "Mr. Smith, chairman engineer with the New president of the new in- all together as at FAU,, the semi-circular table mered gavel. is heavy enough to trip Jersey State Highway to $12,600; of the board of Babcock stitution, opened the "The new university, went through a three Anyway, it was a nice the crossing gate. MADE permanent the Electronics, had been Dept. for the past 40 full-day program by the first in the United page list of "things to introduction for L.M. years. He came to Boca Florida East Coast temporary appointment living at his winter res- telling the audience that States with only the up- do" in less than 45 min- McConnell, the new city Railway's "hi-railers" of seven employes ap- idence for five weeks. Raton one and one-half FAU will concentrate on per two years of study, utes. manager on his first years ago from Newark, — autos mounted on proved by the Civil Ser- He is survived by his developing "the stu- will open with an esti- All was sweetness and meeting. train wheels — do not vice Board, including wife, Mrs. Margaret N.J. dent's self-learning mated student body of light. There were 21 The commission may trip the gates, the ma- He is survived by his Robert Golden, super- Bush Smith, Boca Ra- ability." 2,000, growing to 4,000 motions. Twenty of them have set a record for yor said, and noted that intendent of motor ve- ton; son, Ferris M. Jr., wife, Mrs. Helen R. San- "We will free the pro- the second year. passed unanimously; the speed with that many there had been several wald, Boca Raton; a son, hicles, Sal Matteis, fire Maitland, Fla., and fessor from his tradi- other passed with four items on the agenda, but near-accidents because marshal, Dan Andrews, daughter, Mrs. B, Kul- William, Kalamazoo, tional role of feeding "ayes" and one absten- it set no record of ac- the units did not cause Mich.; daughter, Mrs. Subscribe to the fire captain and William chin, San Diego, Calif. facts into students and tion. complishments. the crossing gates to Brindle, police captain Services and burial David J. Miller, Falls put him in his proper BOCA RATON NEWS No doubt by now Mayor Joe DeLong close. were held in Costa Me- Church, Va.; brothers, place of concentrating sa, Calif. Jacob, Brielle, N.J., and on stimulating the Oscar, Irvington, N.J., learning process," he and five grandchildren. said. Mrs. lisa 6. Wehrle Services were con- FAU will not be a Mrs. Ina C. Wehrle, ducted Tuesday at school for those who be- "White Label" 68, of 306 N.E. 2Sth Kraeer Funeral Home lieve wholeheartedly in DSWAR'S Terr., died Monday af- by Rev. William tradition, and decry in- ternoon at Bethesda Me- Deutschmann, pastor of novations of any kind, SCOTCH morial Hospital, follow- Advent Lutheran Chur- the president continued, ing a short illness. ch. saying "it is necessary Mrs. Wehrle came to that we shock students Boca Raton four and out of the snug womb of one-half years ago from Fiesta to Have the status-quo." River Edge, N.J. She Len Singer, head of FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN •White Label' was a member of St. Country Store the Learning Resources DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON Joan of Arc Church. Center, commented that PACKAGE STORE FIFTH Survivors include her The Republican Wo- his department is husband Lewis A., Boca men's Club has set up "committed to working Raton, and one sister an old fashioned country with the teaching facul- in Scotland. store at the Fiesta. ty and with the student EARLY Services will be con- Members are asked body to make teaching SOUTHERN PETER ducted by Rev. Paul Leo to bring baked goods, and learning more ex- Manning in St. Joan of candies, canned food, citing and more memo- COMFORT DAWSON TIMES Arc Church at 9:30 a.m. anything that can be rable. We believe that KENTUCKY STRAIGHT today. Burial will be in bought in an old fash- the teacher's most chal- SCOTCH Boca Raton Cemetery. ioned store to the Re- lenging responsibility BOURBON publican Women's Booth is that of helping the 99 FULL QUART on the Fiesta grounds student learn how to Use the Classifieds at 9:30 a.m. Friday. learn." FIFTH Walker's A closed circuit TV program (which will be FIFTH NOW OPEM TO SERVE YOU repeated Sunday after- REG. noon at 1:30 over Chan- REG. 6.50 REG 5.39 nel 5) introduced Sing- Garden Patio of Hoc®, Im. er's associates with de- 150 South Federal Hwy., Boca Raton scriptions of their de- FTl partments. CABIN STILL Furniture for Patio - Lawn - Pool The independent study BOURBON stations — there'll be Florida Room - also Dinette Sets 70 to begin with at FAU when it opens in Septem- UMBRELLAS - FOAM PADS Chairs - Chaises ber — will enable stu- Decorator Colors REWEBBED dents to progress as ra- BOURBON pidly as they please or REG. 5.10

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Twc Feb. 7 through Sunday, donkeys pulling carts Presented at Fiesta Party Feb. 9. of Spanish olives add The display, designed another Spanish note tc by Mrs. Richard Schine, Mrs. Schine's table. 7 food chairman for the Among the items dis- Mrs. Jane Fisher is Fiesta 'Grand Dams fiesta, will be a gaily played on the table wil] decorated nine-foot long be a black wooden bow] A sample of what to table complete with a with a corn pounder usec expect at the Fiesta de beige linen Spanish- by Mexicans to grinc Boca Raton this week- print tablecloth. their corn for tortillas end was shown the press when the Debbie-Rand The table will be set and bread. Foundation presented off by a backdrop of Four sections of the Mr.4. Richard Schino .sots up food display table for Mrs. Jane Fisher at a Spanish posters of bull bowl will be filled with the Boca Raton Fiesta. The food display will be at "preview party" in the fights and large Spanish red, yellow and green cities. dyed corn colored by one of the Kie.sta entrance gates in Royal Palm home of Mr. and Mrs. Shopping Plaza. Lynn Aldrich. An eight-foot high, Mrs. Schine. seven foot long arch will A bull's horn consist- Spanish senoritas and be displayed over the ta- ing of three dozen avo- girls dressed like Span- ble with baskets filled cados and ingredients Chapter Will Hold Valentine Dance ish pages painted a col- with Spanish onions, hot used in making a Guaca- Members of Beta Sig- 15. orful Spanish back- peppers and foliage ground for the wife of mole dip, which will be ma Phi, Epsilon Pi Mrs. J. Krall will be hanging from the cen- served in the cafe, also crowned "Valentine the late Carl Fisher, ter. chapter, have invited founder and promoter will be on the table. members of the sister Queen" at the event by of Miami Beach. A wheel decorated A fish basket filled chapter Xi Gamma to a Mrs. Charles Ruegg, with red flowers and president of Epsilon Pi Mrs. Fisher, author with whole fish and Valentine dinner-dance green foliage and topped shrimp also will be which will be held Feb. chapter. of the book "The Fabu- by a bull's head will be lous Hoosier" and among the items on the the center piece. The display table. newspaper column "I top shelf of the wheel Remember When" for will be filled with pine- A scale of measure the Miami Sun, was in- apple, papaya, grapes, will hold Brazilian nuts troduced as the "Grand limes and lemons. The and saffron on one side Shop Dame of the Fiesta." second shelf will con- and cracked peper, Mrs. Fisher recount- sist of a black wooden chili powder, garlic, Window ed tales of her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn E. Aidrich, flanked by pages Lindy Nolan (left) and Judy bowl draped with "Lan- olive oil and spices used who besides having built Wolff, Boca Raton High School students, stand in the doorway of their home gostino" shrimp and a in Spanish cooking on the Miami Beach, also built waiting to greet guests. bowl of red onions and other. Cupid Dresser and Desk Accessories and promoted the Indi- green peppers. The bot- Two glass bulls on the Heart pins, charms, lipstick holders, anapolis 500 mile tom shelf will be the table with red and yel- adorable cards, tallies, napkins Speedway. very much alike," she just about everything the Mizners had at the resting place of a "Co- low frilled toothpicks "My husband and said. "They both liked they built." Boca Raton Hotel then chinillo'" or pig deco- protruding from their Lace Mantillas for the Fiesta Addison Mizner were towers and fireplaces in Mrs. Fisher remem- called "Cloisters Inn." rated in the traditional heads will symbolize Hours 9:30-5:30 bers the first polo ball (Continued on page 2B) Barcelona style and sit- Spanish bullfights. ting in a bed of char- The display table will coal. advertise the food area 71 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2566 which will include a food A "Paello Valencia" tent and Cafe de Los Jewelry and Handbags Repaired board trimmed with red * PICTURE FRAMING Flamencos, * ART SUPPLIES 'Queen of Hearts' Fashion featuring Just Arrived ! Fine Paintings Show Set For Patio Royale ROYAL PALM SHOPPING CENTER Cupid dolls and heart Hearts ' luncheon and LOUIS SHERRY 185 Golf View Drive Boca Raton shaped centerpieces are fashion show to be held 395-5624 receiving last minute at noon Thursday, Feb. touches in preparation 13, in the Patio Royale for the "Queen of of the Boca Raton Hotel Valentine Candy and Club. We Have The Largest Candy Selection Mrs. Fisher is Proceeds from the annual event, sponsored in South Palm Beach County by the St. Joan of Arc Newspaperwoman Guild, are designated IMPORTED - DOMESTIC - DIETETIC The "Grand Dame of for the church building j Pure Orange Juice - Always Fresh I the Fiesta de Boca Ra- fund. ton" made her entrance During the show the BOCA'S OLE RELIABLE 1 t* * -'. with a twinkle in her eye Queen of Hearts will be and a smile on her face. selected and crowned. Mrs. Jane Fisher holds a mandolin, topic of her "I know what you're Cards may be played Boca Fruit Shippers Designed in conversation with Mrs. Mary Milbrand. See page 2 doing — with your pad following the show on the 151 S.E. 1st Ave. oPP. Kwiu-chek 395-4844 beautiful netv for more pictures. and pencil," Jane Fish- card terrace. er said to a reportei fabrics interiors who "just happened" t< exclusively be standing in the door- way. for YOU She took the report- er's hands and said, "You know I'm a news- paper woman too. : Valentine Ccsrds write a column callec 'I Remember When' foi Choose Your Valentines From Introducing : Our Large Variety California Sportswear Decors of Distinction the Miami Beach Sun.' From $14.00 "Isn't it fascinat- PAPERBACK BOOKS - Fine decorating is a combination of ing?" she asked. The good taste, proper planning and sin- dumbfounded reportei Please come in and browse cere execution of the job . . . with the imagination just nodded her head ir and skill to create beauty with livability. agreement. CARDS a BOOKS "I just love it," th( Grand Dame said, "jus 133 S.E. 1st St. Complete Designing and Consulting Service love it." til E. Itoyal Palm Ruad 342 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Call 399-5959 Open 9:30-5:30 Downtown Boca Boca Raton .i' Then she was whiskec Furniture, Fabrics, Wallpaper and Carpets away by a photographe] for pictures.

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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. OPEN FRIDAY MIGHT 5-1 p.m. 2B BOCA RATON NEWS, Feb. 6, 1964 Hrs. Fisher (Continued from page IB) "But I had the very first polo ball in my own Flamingo Hotel/' she FOR SALE said. "I had a replica of the polo field in the ball DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN room and the polo play- and Intracoastal Waterway ers played a game dur- ing the ball with papier mache ponies. "The teams were di- vided into the Bootleg- Margaret Ann Mongoli gers and the Consum- ers," she said. "Now you know what Mongoli-Lynch era it was in," she add- ed. She remembers Miz- Engagement Told ner's love for large Mr. and Mrs. Santo fireplaces. Her husband Mongoli, Northeast 33rd had that same love. "I street, have announced want a fireplace you can Gathered around the punch bowl are (left to right) Mrs. Tillie Cayuso, Spain; the engagement of their walk into/' he would Mrs. Lynn Aldrich, hostess; Page Irene Kanownin, Boca Raton High School stu- daughter Margaret Ann say. dent, and Alicia Aquilera, Havana, Cuba. to James H. Lynch, Del- Although Mizner ray Beach. didn't find a use for his The bride-elect came famous towers other to Boca Raton five years than decorative, her ago with her parents husband did manage to from Hartford, Conn. find a use for his. Lynch is the son of In one of his homes, Mr. James F, Lynch, the last one he built, 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATH APARTMENTS Howell, Mass. Fisher had a tower built Miss Mongoli is a with an elevator going Seacrest High School up to an apartment at from only $ 12,900 graduate. the top. Lynch graduated from "When he was up Now in this finest oceanfront setting in South Florida there no one could dis- Boston schools and —where homesites sell for $50,000 and more—enjoy a presently is employed turb him unless he came at Atlantic Electric back down," Mrs. Fish- deluxe cooperative residence at unbelievably low cost.-Visit Company, Delray Beach. er said. the sales office today. Easy terms. Private beach • Swim pool • Shuffleboard Central heating & air-conditioning • Pri- vate balconies • GE oven & range • GE For a lovelier p... ifH refrigerator • Baths with glass shower doors For Your Next PHONE %& •juJSBOTjl & infra-red fixture • Large rooms & closets Appointment 395-2449 lL ^IP^ Individual storage each floor • Elevator ,„. .%-• w Scores of other luxury features. . ezTusnuE itSzautu <3aLonT FRED POLAND 5TH AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA Mrs. Jean Hunt, L. Bert Stephens and Mrs. Barbara Toomey display fiesta HIIISBORO MILE TOWER OWNER BOCA RATON, FLORIDA VSi costumes at Aldrich party. APARTMENTS 1035 Ocean Hwy. A1A • Hillsboro Beach, Fla. Located: Turner's River Jun- 1 mile north of Hillsboro Inlet & Lighthouse gle Gardens, tourist at- Telephone 942-3146 t~i I traction in southwest Florida, features rides on a swamp buggy through the cypress swamp along Turner's River.

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37OO North Federal Highway » Booa Ra,t©£s. StH Avenue at N. E. 12 sistance provided by the who commanded the people of the area atomic-powered sub- through the Endowment marine Nautilus on its We will be happy to handle your orders on a "give-up" Corporation, not only historic voyage under basis, if your own broker doesn't have an office here in made possible the first the Arctic ice cap in town. year's organization 1958, will be the speak- Remember—vacation or no—helping investors is always work, but has been most er. our business. timely in helping us put The trustees re- together a distinguished elected vice presidents staff. R.D. Hill and Robert O. "Many people are un- Rogers, and secretary- MERRILL LYNCH, der the mistaken im- treasurer Art Keil. PIERCE, jf pression that state in- Frederic T. DeHon was stitutions do not need re-named to serve on private funds, but such the executive committee FENNER&SMITH Inc. is not the case. Every with the officers. Florida's exhibit site in the New York World's Fair building, to the right of the tower, will be ready for IIUHM .EW »0R« STOCK (.....,<,„ „„, ,„„„„ „„„„,,.„,„„„ ,„„„„, 616 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH great public university Added to the board of is 3.12 acres in one "lip'' of the horseshoe-shaped individual exhibits to be installed March 1. The Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 is also supported by trustees were Robert W. 646-acre tract, largest ever devoted to such a fair. troupe of six specially trained porpoises will begin substantial endowments Ingalls of Boca Raton With the gigantic amount of construction work under- practicing in the Porpoise Stadium and Pool (just and foundations, to pro- and Charles Senior of vide for the extra quali- Delray Beach.Re-elected way throughout the grounds, Florida's buildings are below Citrus Tower) April 1. The two circular ty not covered by state to the board were Har- rapidly nearing completion. The completed citrus buildings float on the edge of Meadow Lake, which Call 395-5121 For Classified Ad Service budgets." vey Call of Pompano tower is ready for occupancy, and the main exhibit extends across the fair site. Thomas F. Fleming Beach, Marshall M. De- | Jr., re-elected presi- Witt of Delray Beach, dent for the fourth term, William H. Hallman and reported that conside- John H. Weir of Boca rable support w«s being Raton, Robert R. Horner given to the special fund and David S. Yoakley of for the ocean engineer- Palm Beach. ing program, being launched under the lead- The Austrian Embas- ership of Capt. Charles sy reports that 12,600 R. Stephan, U.SN. (Ret.), Austrian citizens live in and that a Boca Raton Canada, more than half . winter resident has just of them in Ontario. JOHN D. TALBOTT 4 beautiful Robert J. Drummond insurance Agency, Snc. of Boca Raton has been named coordinator- 489 HE. 20th St. sales and advertising models iir^boca islands for National Broach & Boca Raton Machine Co., Detroit, conveniently located near schools, churches and shopping centers and only minutes to the ocean WIN FIELD SHOPPING CENTER Mich., manufacturer of gear production machine JOHN D. TALBOTT PH 395-1511 tools, inspection equip- Representing * TRAVELER'S Insurance Co. ment and broaching NATIONAL casualty Co. NA$P Auto Insurance tools with plants lo- AUTO - * LIFE - FIRE * HOSPITALIZATION cated in Detroit and MARINE - HOME OWNERS • ANNUITIES - BONDS Coventry, England.

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Boca Raton building permits, which led all of Palm Beach County in Building Permit Comparisons 1953, took a fearful beating in January com- pared to the same month January of 1962. There was a reason 1963 1964 for this, of course — Classification No. Amt. No. Amt, Florida Atlantic Uni- One family dwellings 39 $ 719,500 48 $ 777,100 versity. In January of Multi-family buildings none 2 402,000 Here's architect's bird's-eye view of Golden Harbour 1963, the new institution Business buildings 1 24,000 3 55,000 took oot permits Public buildings 1 5,750,000 3 211,200 amounting to $5 3/4 Additions and alterations 31 51,310 11 53,500 k\ Golden Harbour Development million. Other none 10 23,000 Though January 1964 permits on residential and commercial con- $6,544,810 $1,521,800 struction exceeded the Eight Model Homes Exhibited same classifications of of any size can be ac- a year ago, it was im- Eight model homes practicability that it is but all Golden Harbour possible to make up the for $120,000 and is be- Farmer Production increases are being introduced at being used in four of the homes have been de- commodated easily in Golden Harbour's wa- huge FAU figure. How- ing built on West Cami- The average worker course, have been im- Golden Harbour on-the- models. signed for inclusion of ever, the university is no Real. Intracoastal, Harbour Swimming pools are a pool. terways. Passage to the on U.S. farms now pro- possible without the ma- Atlantic via Boca Ra- pushing to start even The largest commer- duces food and fiber for chinery, the fuel, the Associates' newest wa- shown with six models, Small craft and yachts more than that in the cial building to be start- terfront community be- ton Inlet, two miles 29 persons. As recently seed and fertilizers, the south of the community, current year, providing ed in January is an addi- as 1950, this figure was pesticides, and the vast tween 5th Avenue and the plans and specifications tion for Mitchell & Mil- Intracoastal Waterway. is facilitated with ease, only 15. This amazing array of other technolo- since no low-level can be drawn that rap- ler, electrical contrac- record of increasing gy that came from the All of the factors bridges obstruct the idly. tors on Dixie Highway farm output would, of nonfarm economy. stressing full advantage route. A total of $1,521,800 at S.E. Third. of outdoor Florida living in permits was issued Three public build- used fully at Boca Har- According to Charles last month. Leading was ings were started — the bour, Harbour Island Crockett, one of the single-family dwellings, Central Fire Station on and Harbour East will owners and a vice presi- where 48 starts totaled Federal Highway ($109,- be utilized — large dent of Harbour Associ- $777,100, compared to 400), the cemetery ad- screened pool and patio ates, a total of eight mo- 39 starts for $719,500 ministration building areas, master bed- dels will be offered in January of last year. ($18,800) and the $83,- rooms and kitchens in two- and three-bed- There were two mul- 000 addition to St. Joan opening directly onto the room designs. ti-family dwellings — of Arc School. patio taking full advan- A Harbour Associates apartment houses in Additions and altera- tage of off shore breezes policy of giving the pur- both cases — which tions for the month and easy access to out- chaser the privilege of amounted to $402,000. amounted to $53,500, of-doors' space. varying basic model de- with miscellaneous con- REMODELING Bob Rosoff will build All homes are Gold signs will apply to Gold- another unit, to cost struction coming to a Medalion all- electric den Harbour, it was ex- $300,000; the other is total of $23,000. homes, featuring Gen- plained by Samuel P. eral Electric weather- Lazarus. Adds Needed and tron heating and air con- A Golden Harbour ditioning. Included in the purchaser has the priv- Valuable Space When price of each home is a ilege of specifying ex- General Electric 13 cu- terior elevation, roof- WATERFRONT bic foot refrigerator- ing, bathroom fixtures, freezer, built-in oven tiles, vanities, kitchen Planned by a Specialist and range and a new in- cabinet design, color novation — all homes in- Brick grill work at the residence of Frank I. Sae- schemes and General MODELS Add to your present home — Florida clude a GE disposal. mann, 230 N.E. Fifth Ave., in Boca Raton pre- Electric kitchen equip- Golden Harbour is the sented a problem of aligning old bricks with great ment. In addition, the Room ® Family Room • Bedroom • result of farsighted precision on a vertical rise of nearly 20 feet. "Well buyer can specify struc- Bath ® Carporte ® Garage e Patio. planning which includ- executed," the judges said of the work of Edward tural changes thereby ed, in addition to theScanlon. completely insuring an Associated Builders are specialists in land cost, the invest- "individualized home." BOCAKEYES ment of more than half Outside design and ele- remodeling and repairing homes and a million dollars for mm iiton Brick mmm vation insure that no land development, two homes will look ex- IN buildings. There's 62 years engineering streets, precast sea- actly alike. walls, and the dredging Is Cited for Craftsnsitiship and building experience at your service. of wide, deep water- The only Florida BOCA RATON A brick mason from ed for his craftsman- builder-develope r ways, plus a complete Boca Raton was recog- ship in constructing the awarded the 1961 Na- We have F. H. A. or bank financing drainage system and nized for craftsmanship brick grillwork at thetional Builder Citation water system including Friday night in the An- residence of Frank I. available. Phone 395-1445 A.M. or P.M. fire hydrants and a city of the Saturday Evening nual Craftsmanship Saemann, 230 N.W. Fifth Post, Harbour Associ- today for a FREE estimate. sewerage system, Awards of the Broward Ave. General contractor ates is headed by Samuel A wide selection of B.u i 1 d e r s' Exchange for the job was C.ALazarus. , Malcom and new ceramic tiles are (BBE) in Fort Lauder- Quillen & Sons, also of Morris Lazarus, and SPECIAL DISCOUNTS for Work offered, and genuine TORRI dale. Boca Raton, Crockett. Started in January or February vinyl flooring is used The BBE has been N.G. Dracos Associ- Present communities in kitchens, foyers, making the awards for ates, Boca Raton, were include Boca Harbour, family rooms and eight consecutive years the engineers for Harbour Island, and breakfast roomsc Living to men who show "out- another prize-winner, Construction Harbour East, making and dining rooms fea- standing craftsman- the design of the shingle the firm the largest sociated guilders ture the beautiful cove ship" in using building roof on the Cypress prestige waterfront EXACTLY 4 MILES NORTH OF CITY HALL ceilings, Boca Harbour materials. Architects United Presbyterian community developer in 461 N.E. 44 ST., BOCA RATON, PHONE 395-1445 was one of the first and engineers make the Church,Pompano Beach. South Florida. ON U.S. HIGHWAY #1 A DIVISION OF JACKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY housing developments nominations; a board of using a new panel type judges selects the win- roof — it has been so ners. successfully accepted Edward Scanlon, 200 because of its beauty and N.W. Eighth St., was cit- gracefulness of form, elegance of REALTORS OF BOCA R&T0N atmosphere, surroundings of distinction F. WOODROW KEETON, The following 2950 N. Ocean Boule- are members of vard, 395-5252. I the Boca Raton MAC LAREN & ANDER- I Board of Real- SON, INC., 151 E. Royal ftors. Doing Palm Road, 395-1333. business with MILDRED IRENE MAD- them you are DOX, 507 N.E. 20th St., assured the 395-2900. highest type of service MEDALLION REALTY that can be administered 131 C E. Palmetto Park in the field of Real Estate DISTINGUISHED LOCATION Rd. "In the Arcade", HARBOUR TERRACE ON-THE- Practice. 395-2421. INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, ARVIDA REALTY SALES, and EAST of Federal Highway Inc., 998 S. Federal Hwy., INC., 22 S. Federal (U.S. 1) is seconds away from 395-2000. Hwy., 395-4711. the ocean, minutes away from W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. MOTHERWELL REALTY, Federal Hwy., 395-4334. 757 S. Federal Hwy., HARBOUR TERRACE On-Tlie-Intracoastal downtown Boca Raton and Defray CONN C. CUBRY, P.O. 395-4044. INDI LY Beach. Waterways give direct Box 354, 151 E. Royal F. BYRON PARKS, 151 WA TERFRONT CONDOMINIUM ( ™^ ~) APARTMENTS decess to the ocean for any size Palm Rd., 3S5-1333. N. Ocean Boulevard, boat Bridges are no problem. BRUCE E. DARRELL, 395-3700. Take the finest features of a luxurious Waterfront Home in exclusive Boca Raton... add the most desirable qualities PETRUZZELLI REAL- 301 N. Federal Hwy., of a co-operative... the sum total is HARBOUR TERRACE. Enjoy year round swimming in the Gomfort of an extra 395-1322. TY, INC., 2325 N. Ocean WM. BAY, INC., 506 S. Boulevard, 395-0822. large heated pool... enjoy the intimacy of your private club room... and best of all experience TRUE FLORIDA Federal Hwy., 395-0220. J. STUART ROBERTSON LIVING never before offered in such unique surroundings that only distinguished Boca Raton could offer. •JULES G. FROSELL, ASSOv, INC., 60 S. Fed- HARSOlift 1298 S. Ocean Boule- eral Hwy., P.O. Box 193, ALL THIS AND... Individual, spacious terraces overlooking the Waterway • Two story (27 apartments) New THBACE 395-4626. vard, 395-0333. Orleans style with self-service elevator • Dockage off the Intracoastal Waterway • Privacy via special sound BUCA H.D. GATES. 234 S. M.N. WEIR & SONS, RAION Federal Hwy., 395-2733. INC., 855 S. Federal proofed construction • Exclusive General $|| Electric Appliances Supplied and Serviced by Hopkins-Smith ORYAL E. HADLEY, Hwy., 395-4000. General ||| Electric Central Air-Conditioning & Heating 8 No Land Lease • Long Term Bank Financing Available. 400 E. Palmetto Park WOOD REALTY, 700 E. Road, 395-22*4. Palmetto Park Road, Model Apartments on Display... From $15 99 5O . JL ROBERT W. INGALLS, 395-0445. JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 280 S.E. 1st Ave., 395- Keys Drive. CR 8-2402. HARBOUR TERRACE 3130. THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 7O1 N.E. 25th. Street . Boca Raton • Phone 3O5-3122 N.E. 1st Avenue, 393- 3838. Feb. 6, 1964, BOCA RATON NEWS 5B

Funds Reported Farming Bolsters Gold Coast A new high of $22,000 Florida's "Gold 42nd out of nearly 3,000 Palm Beach County dur- which this year is es- was netted from the re- Coast" got its name be- counties in cash value ing 1963-64 is $120 mil- timated at about $500 cent Bethesda Memorial cause" of the tourist in- of agricultural pro- lion; of Dade is $55 mil- million for the three Hospital Ball, reports dustry. ducts. lion; and of Broward is counties. Col. Paul Veillard, But that golden sun- All three counties $30 million. This is a Even in the heart of president of the Bethes- shine and those balmy produce large volumes grand total of $205-mil~ Florida's great tourist da Hospital Assn., spon- breezes also make three of winter vegetables to lion — an industry sec- area, agriculture re- soring group. of Florida's highly ur- add a touch of summer ond only to tourism, mains a major industry. to winter-weary north- Three directors will banized counties among the leaders in the state's ern states. Citrus, dairy be elected at the asso- cattle and cut flowers ciation's annual meet- rapidly expanding agri- culture. round out the other ma- ing in the auditorium of jor agricultural pro- Bethesda Memorial Palm Beach, Dade and Broward counties rank ducts coming from these V/utputg.. Hospital at 8 p.m. Tues- three counties. day, Feb. 25, when fourth, sixth and tenth In Dade County, which terms of incumbent di- •JU respectively in total THE GOLD COA! sales of agricultural is best known to the rest rectors Veillard, Mrs. A Heart Sunday Drive, sponsored by the newly organized Heart Association A.W. Cedarholm and products in the state. of the state and the coun- Thomas E. Woolbright, in Boca Raton, will run Monday, Feb. 17 through Sunday, Feb. 23. Heart or- Palm Beach ranks only try for its luxurious expire. Anyone who is a ganizers in Boca Raton attended a luncheon recently in the Boca Raton Ca- . behind Polk, Orange and tourist accommoda- paid up association bana Club. They are (seated left to right) Carl A. Fischer, Heart Association Lake counties with their tions, agriculture is a member is eligible to president, West Palm Beach; Mrs. William P. Bebout Sr., community Heart vast expanses of cit- $55 million industry. COMPARE vote in the election and Sunday chairman; Mrs. Leeson Hogarth, county Heart Sunday chairman; (stand- rus — a high per-acre This often surprises even native dwellers. present pertinent busi- ing left to right) Boca Raton volunteer workers, Mrs. W. Paul Bebout Jr., and return crop. ness. Mrs. Nellie Avampatp; and Virginia McVey, executive director, Heart Associa- Nationally, Palm Estimated cash value KEELERV _ of farm products in The 1964 membership tion of Palm Beach and Martin Counties. Beach County ranks LANJANA EVERY DAY B^SJ^B^ drive will soon get un- BEAC the Educators of Boca Raton LOW DELRAY ^ for yearly dues of one See Our List of dollar per person to CONTRACT South Palm Beach Coun- ty residents. Over 4,000 Trattord: Satisfying Situation' 20 Growth Stocks with PRICES residents joined in 1963, All draperies expertly contributing $8,000 in When dealing with education-administra- job it helps to have a dues to benefit the hos- children Robert Traf- tion in 1955. good faculty," Trafford Outstanding Dividend Records made in our own pital. ford, principal of Boca Trafford likes being said. workrooms. Directors voted last Raton School "tries to in the education field Most of the discipline Our just-issued Pocket Guide for Today's Investor presents a week to deposit $10,000 be human." "a very satisfying sit- problems can be ironed portfolio of stocks which have more than doubled common share At KEELER'S you'll in a savings account at "Ther e's always uation. I like to see the out between the children dividends over the past ten years. On the basis of past perform- find hundreds of bolts qi No charge for making the First Bank and Trust something I have to do youngsters grow, so to and the teacher without ance and current corporate strength, we recommend them as the most exciting drapery futl length, regular or tra- Company of Boca Raton. that I don't like doing," speak. going to the principal. investments that show future promise. Also included fabrics anywhere . . . just verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- Trafford said. "When they come to "The children are are selected stocks that could meet other market objec- for the Gold Coast! anteed rods and installation. "I try to make the us, they're babies. When sent to me for other rea- tives. Stop in, write or phone for your copy today. P^ Club Schedules youngster understand sons, too," Trafford Open Mon.-Sat. said,, what" I am doing — why HARRIS, UPHAM & C2 9 - 5:30 I am praising him or If a youngster has ^0 Fashion Show done something worthy Main Office: 120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y. Come In why I am punishing Members New York Stock Exchange and other leading security Or Phone Ihnpin.fi the Cold C(. Republican Women's him." of priase, he goes to and commodity exchanges • 49 Offices from Coast to Coast Trafford, a native of Trafford for praise, Weir Plaza Bldg., 855 Federal Highway • Boca Raton, Fla. 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, CRostwood 8-2877 Club will hold a meeting Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop and fashion show Tues- Lake Worth, is one of sometimes he'll show 395-4540 Trafford some of his Ft. Lauderdale Telephone 399-5286 (Cove Centerl Deerfield day, Feb. 11, in Royal those unusual men who 1603 S.E. 3rd Court — Phone 399-2837 Palm Yacht and Country ends up where he start- work. Club. ed. The meeting will be He began his teaching held at 12:30 p.m. career in 1952 at Boca Harvey Call will be Raton School where he the guest speaker. taught fifth and sixth Reservations are be- grade. ing handled by Mrs. In 1955 he transferred CHEVELLE! MALIBU SUPER SPORTS by CHEVROLET Louis B. Stahl, 1247 to Delray Beach School S.W. Fourth St., 395- where he taught sixth Robert Trafford 1182. grade. He came back to Boca Raton School in they leave they think Men and women may 1958 as principal. they're grown up, at attend. Trafford attended least they show signs of growing up." Bronze knife coins Palm Beach Junior Col- lege and Florida State Boca Raton School has were used as currency first through sixth in China as early as 770 University. He received his master's degree in grades. After sixth B.C. grade the student trans- fers to Boca Raton High School. "We're assuming that ONE-DAY SHIRT Boca Raton will continue LAUNDRY AND to grow fast enough to warrant building a ju- DRY CLEANING - nior high school," Traf- Family ford said. "We have no plans for one right now, LAUNDRY & Service but I'm assuming that we will have one someday." CLEANERS Uniform When asked if he finds Rentals discipline much of a problem Trafford said, 30 SI. 1st. SMET Commercial "I don't spend all my Flat time as a disciplinarian, Serving . . . but I imagine the child- Boca Raton ren consider me as an CALL 395-5200 ogre of some kind." Coral Keys "This may surprise Delray Beach you," he continued, "but we still have the prerog- Deerfield Beach ative to spank the child Hillsboro if nothing else works." Lighthouse Point "We don't do it very often," he cautioned, Venetian isles "but when we do, we make sure another adult is in the room with us. "Actually, with my

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By Oliver B. Jaynes which can become one of the outstanding events The big, three-day of its kind in South Flor- program begins tomor- ida. We can all help it row and lasts through get off to a good start. Sunday. Its various This prospect of the Fi- Boy Scout Week events will provide fun esta de Boca Raton being and entertainment for carried on as an annual everyone . . . regular affair depends to a large residents . . . winter degree upon the suc- GAMINO GARDENS The annual observance of Boy zen. residents and visitors. cess of this first under- Scout week begins today, and it is "Be Prepared," the slogan of the The children haven't taking. And its success a good time to comment on one of Boy Scouts of America, is not an been overlooked either. in the future can be a big factor in building and the most successful programs in idle boast, but an ideal that adult There are several maintaining a hospital the history of the nation. participants try daily to instill in good reasons why here. There could be no the youngsters. everyone in the com- more worthy cause to Almost since the dawn of this The incidence of juvenile delin- munity should make it a benefit. century, the Boy Scout program has quency among boys participating point to attend and sup- And last — but not been growing in stature and size, in scouting is much lower than port the Fiesta de Boca least — residents of the until today, millions of boys are that among those not in the pro- Raton. community can show by participating in the various phases gram. First, of course, for their attendance and of scouting. the fun of itl And par- support their apprecia- In Boca Raton, we have an ac- ticipation by all of our Scouting not only teaches na- tive scout program that is a good tion to the group of people will help greatly civic-minded citizens ... setting future standards of beauty, ture, conservation and an admira- influence on the youth of our com- to create a carnival spi- who have worked day and tion of our pioneer forefathers, but munity. We owe the adult leaders rit throughout the com- night for weeks making comfort and luxury in Florida living! helps prepare a youngster for the of this program a very sincere munity. Appropriate plans for all the attrac- Between you and the world of everyday things . . . seven life of a useful and dedicated citi- vote of thanks. costumes will also add tions. They have put to- to the festive occasion. gether a remarkably rambling acres of garden, embracing a crystal lake, a verdant Friends and neighbors varied program. Few island. And within this new world . . . sweeping hills, mean- can all join together in towns this size could the fun. find residents with the dering waterways, hushed, landscaped boulevards. In such a Remember, too, that enthusiasm and ability setting, the homes could be nothing less than . . . superb! Success For The Quiet Man the Fiesta has an impor- to undertake such an tant objective: The es- ambitious schedule of The BELMONT (shown above) — A study in balariced tablishment of a com- events. Such effort is munity hospital in Boca deserving of the whole- proportions... a two-bedroom, two-bath home, ideal for The United States has had more driving way, accomplishes much. Raton. It is of para- hearted support of every small-family or retirement living. The master bedroom wing single member of the than its share of senators who Whether he likes it or not, his- mount importance to encompasses a lavish master bath, separate dressing area. have made headlines. There have tory will give him credit, especial- everyone of us to help Boca Raton community. The reward for all this Optional swimming pool in large patio! been Bilbos, Huey Longs, Joe Mc- ly for his major project, which, speed the day when such a vital facility will be- hard, unselfish work Carthys, and there have also been after 15 years, now will affect can come only through The Belmont is one of six superb new exhibit homes, priced from Tafts, Clays, Websters, Norrises, generations yet unborn. come a reality. your attendance and $25,500 to $50,000. Slightly higher on waterfront. and men of all kinds of abilities It is the 24th Amendment of the It should be kept in support. and all kinds of actions. Most of Constitution of the United States, mind also that this is them have been extremely able which abolishes poll taxes in na- the inauguration of a Don't miss the Fies- community celebration ta! Visit the distinguished new newsmakers and few have shunned tional elections. homes of Camino Gardens... the light of publicity which many But, it is more than just that, for located two blocks west of say politicians — or statesmen - it is a victory for the belief in Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce U. S. 1 on Camino Real . . . cannot exist without. constitutional government. Sen. or turn east bVi miles from Holland believes the only way the Boca Raton exit of the Sunshine State Parkway. There's one U.S. Senator who that qualifications of voters can chamber does without that glaring light, and be changed is by changing the accomplishes far more than most constitution itself. Sen. Holland comments of his cohorts. often has fought almost a one-man campaign for 15 years to see that By Harold H. Green the booth, will be your In fact, this senator tries so this amendment got through, and it hard to stay away from any sort copy of the Boca Raton must have taken an extra amount All hail to the Fiesta News tabloid of Greater of publicity, that he is the con- of courage to keep following such stant despair of his dedicated de Boca Raton. Here is Boca Raton Chamber of A POWDRELL AND ALEXANDER COMMUNITY a dedicated belief. Commerce accomplish- staff. an event that most It is refreshing nowadays to everyone can enjoy and ments for 1963, with His name is Spessard Holland, find a senator who still believes in which each can par- profiles of our officers and he is tne senior senator from — and has proved that most of the ticipate. All the dollars and directors for 1964. Florida. people in the 50 states believe — that are spent will bring We will welcome your While other senators bombard suggestions as to how that the people of this nation can closer that much-to-be- U.S. news media with a constant desired hospital for we can help keep Boca still govern themselves by obey- stream of news releases, Sen. Hol- Greater Boca Raton. Better. ing1 the terms of the Constitution. land sends out a newsletter once On Friday and Satur- Unchoking the Inlet weekly which containes more news It is a victory for the people, and day, the Chamber of about his family than his accom- in addition is a victory for that Commerce will operate It's too soon to report plishments. extremely able statesman - the a hospitality and infor- specifically of the action mation booth in the Roy- which is being taken to Yet, Sen. Holland, in his con- quiet Spessard Holland, senior senator from Florida. al Palm Shopping Cen- get the sand-choked Bo- scientious, intelligent and hard- ter. Your hosts at this ca Raton Inlet quickly booth will be — Court- unchoked but here are ney Boone, James Coo- some of the people who per, Frank Gillette, are speeding the day: Harold Green, Adam William Worsham, Succession In Florida Hazlett, Ross Paulk and chairman; Raymond Harold Reid. Carpenter, Captain In case that doesn't George Dell, and Ray- appeal to you, most of mond St. John. While many pundits have been elected year after year after year us will be accompanied February 10-14 commenting on the national sys- and too often do not directly re- (and supervised) by our tem of succession, and whether or flect the changing philosophy of wives who will be turn- February 10-14 is Greater Boca Raton not the nation needs a "stand-by" government as reflected in guber- ing on their best smiles FREE of welcome. Chamber of Commerce vice president, too many are over- natorial candidates. week. The slogan is looking the weakness of the Flor- Florida Trend magazine, cer- At Chamber Booth "United for Boca Ra- TRANSFER of FUNDS ida succession. tainly one of the most influential Among other things at ton." In this state, when the gover- business publications in the state, from Anywhere nor dies, the President of the Sen- suggests that there be a lieutenant ate in named acting governor. governor. This is no new thought, in the U.S. Since that official invariably as most states already have such comes from a small county, we an office, and Floridians have been Business Review find that ofttimes it could take talking about it ever since the SAVING Regularly here less than 15,000 votes to name a Constitution was written in 1885. Use of the intracoas- ing to Florida. Last Florida governor. Nothing has come of it, since no tal waterway in north- year's difference was gives you: Too, the Senate president is of- one has ever considered any spe- east Florida by com- 355 compared to the ten a different cut of cloth from cial duties for such an officer. mercial and pleasure previous five-year ave- the governor. Those who have craft spurted ahead 6 rage of 226. However, the magazine proposes C ommercial boats been in Florida for a decade or per cent last year as * Dependable that the lieutenant-governor be measured by boat pass- (barges, pontoons, mo- more can well remember when specifically charged with operating ings at the Palm Valley torboats) using the wa- Security Charlie Johns became governor the Florida Development Commis- Bridge, the Florida terway last year made at the death of young, popular sion in addition to his second-in- State Chamber of Com- 1,355 passings, up 11 Dan McCarthy. That Johns did not per cent and fishing ves- command post. The commission merce reports. . * Prompt per annum please the people was evident sels made 306passings, has emerged as one of the most The count of private when he was soundly trounced by down 9 per cent, ac- influential bodies in the state, and craft checked at the Availability LeRoy Collins. bridge came to 5,114 cording to reports of the is in fact, the creative offshoot of U.S. Engineers. compounded Tom Adams, Florida's able, passings last year, a the administration's ideas of how peripatetic Secretary of State, record high and the gain semi-annualiy to build a bigger and better state. * Liberal wants members of the cabinet over the previous year VIEWS was the largest since Department of Agri- Earnings placed in succession to the gov- The problem of Florida's guber- 1957. Government boat ernor. Though Florida's cabinet culture has come up with natorial succession is certainly use of the waterway has some longevity figures system is certainly a smoothly- worth studying, and when it is, decreased appreciably for household applian- functioning organization, it is also the suggestion of Florida Trend since the closing of the ces which will interest true that most of them are re- should be carefully considered. base at Green Cove many people - and prob- OPEN an INSURED SAVINGS Account Now Springs. ably make some of them Pleasure boat pass- mad and others feel su- Boca Raton, Florida 6B Feb. 6, 1964 ings at the bridge ave- perior. raged about ten a day With normal use, Accounts Insured By and came to 3,453 for washing machines An Agency Of The BOCA RATON NEWS the year. Most of the should last 11 years; BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of out-of-state pleasure electric sewing ma- the fast-growing Boca Raton area. craft come south in the chines, 24 years; va- fall and winter in the uum cleaners, 15 to 18 J.H. Jesse, Publisher H. Clay Riley, Adv. Mgr. protected waterway and years; toasters, 15 John Opel, Editor Dwight Peters, Circ. Mgr. many of them take the years; refrigerators, 16 MEMBER ocean route to return in years, and television Florida Press Association the spring. Thus the dif- sets, 11 years. FIRST FEDERAL National Editorial Association ference between north By that time, most of Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce and southbound passings them should be paid for. SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach at the bridge gives a clue Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. (Fond du Lac Com- 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-201 to the larger craft com- monwealth Reporter) Feb. 6, 1964, BOCA RATON NEWS 7B 'Sunday in New York' Is Next at Poinciana "Sunday in New curtain. Formal York," David Merrick's There are four mati- Broadway production, nees each week, Wed- will be the. next attrac- nesday, Thursday, Fri- tion at Frank J. Male's day and Saturday. RENTAL Royal Poinciana Play- The six evening per- house in Palm Beach. formances are Mondays Art Guild Opens Faculty Show The comedy will play through Saturdays at COMPLETE for ten performances 8:30 p.m. at Faculty members of the Boca raffe. He also stole some of beginning Monday, Feb. Raton Art Guild opened their the thunder from the painters 10 and playing through Seventy-one per cent first group show here this week. with two abstract oils. Saturday, Feb. 15. of the persons who read They displayed a depth of skill For sheer force of numbers, Written by Norman a newspaper read it page Jack Keitier's and versatility which bodes well Carl Griepenburg dominated Krasna, "Sunday in New by page; 27 per cent read not only for future Guild shows the show with some 19 of his York" stars Susan Koh- by scanning. but their students as well. water colors. ner. Appearing with her Men's and Boy's wear Dean of the faculty, although will be Stephen Brooks Also exhibiting were Mrs. and James Congdon. the title has never been con- Kenneth Harmon, Mrs. Regina 41 S.E. 1st. AVE. ferred, is Leonard Lane who The matinee perfor- Doll, Norman Kirk. mances at the Playhouse ^ -PRINTING: Mr showed three of his justly fa- The show will hang through BOCA RATON 395-4995 have reverted back to BOO N. w. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA RATON mous seascapes. February in the Guild building their original curtain ;•; • TELEPHONE 395-190? V::: Richard Pfeiffer was well on West Palmetto Park road. •': FORiEVERY.PRINTING NEEDV: represented with paintings and time of 2:30 p.m. instead prints covering a wide range of of the current 2 p.m. both subject matter and techni- que. French Pianist Eugene Davidson is repre- sented by a whimsical metal dog which wags his tail and Will Perform 100% nods his head and a striking gi- French concert pianist Phi- lippe Drevet will be soloist with the Palm Beach Symphony Or- VIRGIN WOOL Norton Plans chestra in its second concert of the season at Palm Beach Pri- vate School Auditorium, Satur- Piano Concert day, Feb. 15, at 8:30 p.m. He will perform Beethoven's CARPET! George Riabikoff, young Eu- Concerto Number Two for piano ropean pianist who has won in- and orchestra which critics ternational acclaim, will appear have termed singular for its in concert in the Norton Gal-, subdued lyricism and original lery Theatre, Tuesday, Feb. 11, in its brooding tonalities. at 8:30 p.m. Drevet performed earlier Riabikoff comes from a mus- this season before the Musi- ical family related to Tschai- cian's Club, Coral Gables, and kovsky and Rachmaninoff and the Rollins College Conserva- gave his first concert at the tory of Music, Winter Park. He age of four. He studied in Eu- was acclaimed for his sensi- ropean conservatories and with tive and authentic interpretation the great composer and pianist, of both the classical and ro- Sergei Prokofieff. In New York, mantic composers. He has per- he studied with Claudio Arrau formed in concert in Europe and and the great pianist and pupil locally where he is associated of Rachmaninoff, Mme. Gina with the Palm Beach Private Bachauer. School. Eugene Davidson's "Giraffe" is one of two welded works which he is displaying in the current "Fac- ulty Show" at the Boca Raton Art Guild.

YOU CAN SEE SAMPLES BOCA RATON ART GUILD — Of this Quality Carpeting in the comfort of Works by faculty members: your home. No Obligation — Phone: Leonard Lane, Carl M. Grie- WH i-7046 LU 1-7760 penburg, Richard Pfeiffer, Mrs. Kenneth Harmon, Mrs. Regina Doll, Eugene Davidson, and Norman Kirk. Through Febru- ary, daily except Sundays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. HIGH-LOW LOOP PILE! STRAIT MUSEUM, Lake Worth Art League. Abstract Show opens Monday, Feb. 10, through Feb. 20. Open daily GUARANTEED 1st QUALITY! from 3 to 5 p.m. NORTON GALLERY - One man show of abstracts by Suzy $ 95 Furman, now through Feb. 9. Usually Seen At 7 Sq. Yd. Also until Feb. 9, 40 paintings from the collection of Alfred H. Holbrook of Athens, Ga. In West Newest addition to Boca Raton's growing art colony is Marion Palm Beach. Open Sunday, 1:30 A lovely, Sfurdy Carpet of 100% Staudt. Miss Staudt displays one of her own paintings in her new to 5:30 p.m.; Tuesday through Galerie in Royal Palm Shopping center. In addition to her own oils Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Virgin wool that will take a heap of and watercolors, she also displays the works of other artists. closed Mondays. living. Our buyers really outdid them- selves this time . . . See this Extra or- dinary value at our showrooms today ... 6 favored colors.

® Woodrose By Adelaide Snyder Group" never really gets, be- fuzzy edges. Nor do any of his yond mechanics. 40 women, with whom he set up "The Group" by Mary Mc- Librarians ought really to add housekeeping on a remote is- ® Sandalwood Carthy has been on top of the a note in the fly-leaf warning land in the South Pacific — best-seller list for many weeks. youthful readers: "Don't settle except Plandok, daughter of a • Avocado The most discouraging thing for this jaundiced view of life. Borneo pirate, taken as battle about the whole publication is If this were all there were to chattel. that so reputable afirmasHar- it; civilization would have died Plandok, self-styled mouse- • Rose Beige court Brace advertises it as out long ago." deer of Maylasian folklore, pitts "a major novel of our times." her frail strength and dauntless In fact, it is a completely spirit against the powerful • Light Beige tasteless exercise in the me- "The Daughter of the Pan- Hare, the men of his ship, and chanics of biological engineer- garan;" David Divine; Lit- his superstitious, many-hued ing. If this book reflects all of tle, Brown; $4.75. harem. The pattern of the cle- life that Miss McCarthy under- ver, egocentric, unscrupulous, 12 & 15 FOOT WIDTHS stands, then she is surely to be and triumphant female, dear to pitied for what she is missing. By Helen Hartley the hearts of fiction writers We teach our children that from William Thackeray to Sq. Yd. one of the criteria of good lit- Romance in history, for those Margaret Mitchell, is here re- Convenient Budget Terms terature is its reflection of life. who like it, is to be found in introduced. All things work with And by this we mean "life" David Divine's "The Daughter Plandok toward her success In its broad all-encompassing of the Pangaran." against odds, even so unpre- OPEN MONDAY sweep. So we read through the But it's a thin mixture on the dictable an event as a cerebral COMPLETELY INSTALLED grotesque experiences of Miss historical side. The author fails hemorrhage contributing to the AND FRIDAY McCarthy's group believing that to establish the 1825 background moment of high and bitter drama With 40-oz. Podding $#88 we will surely come to some or spirit of his male protago- on which the book ends. Regular $10.45 0 Sq. Yd. purpose or meaning. But there nist, and the fact that this char- EVES 'TIL 9 is none. All it demonstrates is acter did not act out his life's For South Seas-ophiles that rich girls who go toVassar drama in any setting familiar "Daughter of the Pangaran" can also be miserable and un- to the world of 1825 does not brings the familiar fare: love- There IS a Price Advantage at fulfilled. excuse Mr. Divine. By flinging starved men, compliant women, Alexander Hare full-blown at an idyll on an island, and for- Harry Golden wrote a very us without benefit of fixing him ever the savagery of the primi- witty piece on "The Group" in satisfactorily in time, either tive female following her self- which he mentioned that each by preamble or throwback, he ish bent. For some nice read- sex experience was treated as creates an artistic vacuum that ing under this last heading, see a literary event (or words to is felt throughout 255 pages of page 124 where 15-year-old BOCA RATON that effect). He was much too taut writing. Plandok hacks the head off a POMPANO LAUDERDALE WAREHOUSE kind. Lady Chatterly's Lover For Alexander Hare does not corpse for her use in "the cult 1941 NORTH FEDERAL 1198 N. FED. HWY. has the distinction of combining 3560 W. BROWARD 19 SOUTH FEDERAL come through as anything except of the head," quaint custom of Next to Congress Inn Corner N. 12th St. Across from Remark Bidg. mechanics and emotion. "The Pompano Beach a stereotype, and even that with the region. Phone 395-1923 WH 1-7046 LU 1-7760 WH 1-7047 8B BOCA RATON NEWS, Feb. 6, 1964 OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT GRAND GENERAL CONTRACT NO, 635 PUBLIC NOTICES comprising Resolution No. 5-64 and has IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ED IN ANY WAY THEREBY: General Contract Work ordered a PUBLIC HEARING THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL The State of Florida through Plumbing Work Calendar of Events held thereon at 7:30 P.M. on CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND the State Attorney of the Fif- Air Conditioning and February 17, 1964, at the City FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY. teenth Judicial Circuit of said Ventilating Work Hall. IN CHANCERY State and the several property Electrical Contract Work TODAY Jacob Heidt NO. 64 C 273-D owners, taxpayers, citizens and FOR COMMUNITY CENTER sonic Temple, 8 p.m. Jacob Heldt, City Clerk others having or claiming any BUILDING Palm frond weaving, community building, 9:30. St. Joan of Arc Guild, St. Joan of Arc School, 8. CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLO- right, title or interest in prop- CITY OF BOCA RATON RESOLUTION NO. 5-64 RIDA erty to be affected by the issu- PALM BEACH COUNTY, Rug hooking, community building, 10 a.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Petitioner ance by the City of Boca Ra- COUNTY, U.S.A. Exchange Club, Wolfie's, 12:15 p.m. COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF vs. ton, Florida, of the Water and Women's Garden Club, recreation center, 1 p.m. Women's golf, Boca Raton Golf Course, 9:30a.m. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Sewer Refunding and improve- Sealed proposals are re- Teen-age basketball, Boca Raton school gym, Advanced textile painting, community building, ABANDON AND VACATE AN et al. ment Revenue Certificates, quested by the City of Boca Ra- EASEMENT LOCATED IN Respondents hereinafter more particularly ton, Florida, for the Grand 6:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. LOTS 14 THROUGH 19, BLOCK described, or to be affected in General Contract" Work com- prising General Contract, Contractor's Assn., University Bowl, 7 pomo Boca Buckeye Club, Hidden Valley, noon. 3, KING'S COURT, PLAT BOOK ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE any way thereby, are hereby 4, PAGE 29, IN THE CITY OF TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA required to appear before the Plumbing, Air Conditioning and Twilighters, community building, 7:30 p.m. Rotary Club, Wolfie's, 12:15 p.m. Ventilating, and Electrical Con- Cake decorating, community building, 1 p.m. BOCA RATON, PALM BEACH AND THE SEVERAL PROPER- Circuit Court of Palm Beach Adult ballroom dance instruction, recreation COUNTY, FLORIDA. TY OWNERS, TAXPAYERS, County, in the Court House, at tract Work, all under one re- center, 7:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, recreation center, 2:30 p.m. WHEREAS, the City Commis- West Palm Beach, Florida, on sponsibility, for the COMMUN- CITIZENS, AND OTHERS HAV- ITY CENTER BUILDING, Boca Order of the Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray Tap and ballet, community building, 3 p.m. sion of the City of Boca Raton, ING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, the 5th day of March, 1964, at : Palm Beach County, Florida, 10:30 o'clock A.M. and show Raton, Florida. Beach, 8 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 201, St. Joan of Arc School, TITLE OR INTEREST IN Plans and Specifications will has determined It is desirable PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED cause why the prayers of the 3:30 p.m. petition filed in the above en- be loaned to the Grand General American Legion, 160 N.W. Second St., 8 p.m. and to the beet Interest and BY THE ISSUANCE BY THE Board of Realtors, Wolfie's, 8:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, community building, 7:30 p.m. welfare of the City of Boca Ra- titled proceeding should not be Contract Bidders only, upon a CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- granted and the Water and Sew- refundable deposit of Fifty Dol- ton to' abandon and vacate an IDA, OF THE WATER AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 easement located In King's er Refunding and Improvement lars ($50.00), upon application Shuffleboard courts are open from 2-10 p.m. Court Subdivision, hereinafter SEWER REFUNDING AND IM- Revenue Certificates, therein to the office of Victor A. Rig- Oil painting, community building, 9:30 a.m. except Monday — Memorial Courts in Memo- described in detail, PROVEMENT REVENUE CER- described and the proceedings aumont. Registered Architect, Twilighter activity day, community building, 1:30. rial Park. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT TIFICATES. HEREINAFTER authorizing the issuance there- 211-B Weir Plaza Building, 855 RESOLVED by the City Com- MORE PARTICULARLY DE- of validated and confirmed, said South Federal Highway, Boca Girl Scouts, recreation center, 2 p.m. mission of the City of Boca SCRIBED OR TO BE AFFECT- Certificates being dated Octo- Raton, Florida, available Jan- Teen-age center, recreation center, 7:30 p.m. Raton, Florida, that the City NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ber 1, 1963, being in the aggre- uary 31, 1964. Pre-teen activities, community building, 8 p.m. Commission does hereby va- ON ,A PROPOSED AMEND- gate principal amount of $6,- The Documents comprising PUBLIC NOTICES cate and abandon the following MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI- 100,000, in the denomination Plans and Specifications will Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.mo described easement: NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA- of $5,000 each, bearing inte- be on file for examination at IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- "All of that five (5) foot ease- TON, FLORIDA, BY REVISING rest at a rate or rates not ex- the office of the Architect; also NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM ceeding five per centum (5%) at the office of the City Engi- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 MAKE APPLICATION ment running North and South ARTICLE IV, SECTION 25-101, BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA along the East lot lines of Lots per annum, and maturing ser- neer, City Hall; also at City FOR FINAL DISCHARGE IN PROBATE NO. 20909 WHICH PERTAINS TO OFF- Baton instruction, community building, 8:30 a.m. 14 through 19, inclusive, ex- STREET PARKING AND LOAD- ally in the years 1964 to 1966, Building and Inspection Depart- IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- inclusive. A more complete de- ment, 124 East Boca Raton Midget basketball, Boca Raton school gym, 9 a.m. TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM cepting the South five (5) feet ING. IN RE: ESTATE OF ) of Lot 16 and the North five scription of said Certificates Roller skating, recreation center, 12:30 p.m. BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; OSCAR F. CARLSON ) is contained in the petition on Road. IN PROBATE, NO. 20,116 (5) feet of Lot 17, all in Block Sealed proposals or bids will Teen-age center, recreation center, 7:30 p.m. DECEASED ) 3, King's Court, as filed in TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- file herein. REST, PROPERTY OWNERS be received by the City Clerk of Plat Book 4, Page 29, Public DONE AND ORDERED AT the City of Boca Raton, Palm MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS Records, Palm Beach County, AND CITIZENS: West Palm Beach, Florida, this RUSSELL C. KUPFER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Beach County, Florida, at the All creditors of the estate of Florida. 31st day of January, 1964. office of the City Clerk in the Beginner's textile painting, community building, Deceased. Oscar F. Carlson, deceased, that the City Commission of CULVER SMITH are hereby notified and requir- PASSED AND ADOPTED this the City of Boca Raton, Florida, City Hall until 1:00 P.M. on 9:30 a.m. 28th day of January, 1964. Judge of the Circuit Court Thursday, the 13th day of Feb- TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- ed to file any claims or demands will hold a public hearing at of the Fifteenth Judicial Women's Choral group, First Methodist church, CERN: which they may have against CITY OF BOCA RATON, 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall at ruary, 1964, and the City Clerk FLORIDA Circuit of Florida in and will receive sealed proposals 10 a.m. Notice Is hereby given that said estate in the office of the Boca Raton, on the 11th day of for Palm Beach County. Jane M. Stevenson filed her County Judge of Palm Beach By: Joe DeLong February, 1964, to consider and or bids in the City Commission D.A.R. Estahakee chapter, Sun and Surf, noon. final report as Administratrix County, Florida, In the court- Joe DeLong, Mayor take action on the proposed 'Chambers, Boca Raton City Egg shell art, community building, 1 p.m. of the estate of Russell C.Kup- house in West Palm Beach, Attest; amendment and change in the Publish: Boca Raton News, Feb. Hall, from 1:00 P.M. to 2:00 Clinic, recreation center, 1:30 p.m. fer, deceased; that she filed her Florida, within six calendar Jacob Heidt Zoning Ordinance of Boca Ra- 6, 13, 20, 1964. P.M. on Thursday, the 13th day petition for final discharge, and months from the date of the Jacob Heidt, City Clerk ton, Florida, In the following of February, 1964. Bridge instruction, City Hall, 7 p.m. that she will apply to the Coun- first publication of this notice. respect: Bids will be opened and read Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. ty Judge of Palm Beach Coun- Each claim or demand must be Publish: Feb. 6 and 13, 1964 The Code of Ordinances of NOTICE is hereby given that aloud at 2:00 P.M., Thursday, Progressive bridge, community building, 7:30. ty, Florida, on the 6th day of In writing and must state the Furnish Proof of Publication the City of Boca Raton, Flori- the undersigned, under the pro- the 13th day of February, 1964, Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 36, Inlet Club- March, 1964, for approval of place or residence and post- da, be amended by revising Ar- visions of Section 865.09, Flori- in the Commission Chambers, same and for final discharge as office address of the claimant NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ticle IV, Section 25-101, which da Statutes of 1957, will regis- and announcement of award will house, 7:30 p.m. Administratrix of the estate of and must be sworn to by the ON A PROPOSED AMEND- pertains to offstreet parking ter with the Circuit Court, in be made the following day, Fri- Business and Professional Woman's Club, Na- Russell C. Kupfer, deceased, on claimant, his agent or his at- MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI- and loading, and said Section and for Palm Beach County, day, the 14th day of February, tional Bank, 8 p.m. this 31st day of January, 1964. torney, or it will become void NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA- 25-101 shall read as follows: Florida, upon receipt of proof 1964, at 2:00 P.M., in the Com- North Boca Raton Civic Assn., First Federal JANE M. STEVENSON according to law. TON, FLORIDA, BY REVISING "Sect. 25-101. Same —Loca- of publication of this notice, the mission Chambers. Administratrix of the es- January 10, 1964. SECTION 25-15 WHICH IS EN- tion; character and size. fictitious name to-wit: Each proposal must be sign- tate of Russell C. Kupfer, Savings &. Loan Assn., 8 p.m. FIRST BANK AND TRUST TITLED "YARD ENCROACH- (a) The offstreet parking fa- ed and kept bound with the Spec- deceased. MENTS". INTERIORS BY LILIA ifications, together with a sat- Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. LEO J. FOX COMPANY OF BOCA cilities required by this chap- RATON ter shall be located on the same isfactory Bidder's Bond of not TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Attorney for Administratrix TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- plot or parcel of land they are and that the party interested in less than twenty (20) percent of By J. Theodore Johnson said business is as follows 129 Boca Raton Road Trust Officer REST, PROPERTY OWNERS intended to serve, provided, the Base Bid or a Certified Beginner's plastic flowers, community building, Boca Raton, Florida Executor of Estate of Os- AND CITIZENS: however, when practical diffi- Lilla Tenk Check of not less than eight (8) 9:30 a.m. car F. Carlson NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN culties as determined by the 4451 N.E. 5th Ave. percent of the Base Bid, either Rug hooking, community building, 10 a.m. Publish: Boca Raton News that the City Commission of the commission, prevent the estab- Boca Raton, Fla. drawn to the order of the City Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1964. BAUGHER, TYLANDER AND City of Boca Raton, Florida, lishment of such facilities upon of Boca Raton, Florida. Republican Women's Club, Royal Palm yacht will hold a public hearing at the same plot, they shall be Dated: Jan. 10, 1964 No Bidder may withdraw his METTLER Publish: Jan. 16, 23, 30, and club, noon. By Rob't. D. Tylander 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall at provided within five hundred bid for a period of sixty (60) Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. Though manta rays 40 S.E. First Avenue Boca Raton, on the 11th day of feet of the premises they are Feb. 6, 1964. days after the date set for the Boca Raton, Florida February, 1964, to consider and to serve. opening thereof. The right is re- Advanced plastic flowers, community building, 1. may weigh one ton or take action on the proposed served to reject any or all bids Attorneys for Executor (b) The parking spaces re- Brownies, recreation center, 2 p.m. amendment and change in the quired and provided pursuant NOTICE TO CREDITORS or to waive informalities in the more, they are harm- IN THE COURT OF THE Children ballroom dancing, community building, less plankton eaters. First Publication: Jan. 16,1964. Zoning Ordinance of Boca Ra- to the provisions of this chap- bids, and to readvertise. ton, Florida, in the following ter shall be not less than nine COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR William R, Prendergast 4 p.m. Publish: Jan. 16, 23, 30, Feb. PALM BEACH COUNTY, They given birth to their 6, 1964. respect: feet in width and eighteen feet in William R. Prendergast Teen-age basketball, Boca Raton school gym, 6:30. offspring alive, says the The Code of Ordinances of length, and shall be arranged in FLORIDA: IN PROBATE, NO. Acting City Manager Civitans, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m. Miami Seaquarium's the City of Boca Raton, Flori- stalls at any desired angle as 20965 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING da, be amended by revising illustrated in the parking stall Publish: Jan. 30 and Feb. 6,1964 Sketch class, recreation center, 7:30 p.m. Capt. Bill Gray. Each The City Commission of the City Section 25-15, and said Section dimension specifications on file IN RE: ESTATE OF Furnish Proof of Publication Democratic organization, 140 N.W. 11 St. of Boca Raton, Florida, at a in the City Engineer's office EFFIE M. BENNETT, offspring weighs about Regular Meeting held on the 25-15 shall read as follows: Square dancing, community building, 8 p.m. 50 pounds. Mantas do "Sec. 25-15. Yard encroach- dated the 2nd day of January, Deceased. 28th day of January, 1964, has 1964, and subsequent revisions IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S Order of the Eastern Star, Delray Beach Ma- passed and adopted the following ments. COURT IN AND FOR PALM not have multiple births. Every part of every required thereto. Each parking stall shall To All Creditors, Legatees, be Accessible from an aisle Distributees and Persons Hav- BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. yard shall be open and unob- In Probate No. 20897 structed by any use or struc- or driveway, for one-way or ing Any Claims or Demands tures, from the ground to the two-way traffic, leading to a Against Said Estate: sky except as hereinafter pro- street or alley, or from a drive- You and each of you are here- In re: Estate of ) way leading to a street or alley. by notified that you are re- J. HARBISON MILLER, ) vided: Deceased. ) (1) Sills, belt courses, pilas- Each parking stall facing a quired by Law to present any property line shall have a tire claims and demands which you, ters and chimneys may project NOTICE TO CREDITORS not over twelve inches into a bumper curb to prohibit park- or either of you, may have required yard. ed automobiles from project- against the estate of EFFIE M. ing over property lines. Park- BENNETT, deceased, late of TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- (2) Cornices, eaves and gut- TEES AND PERSONS HAVING ters may project not over thir- ing lots formed by the combina- said County, to the County Judge tion of parking stalls, aisles and of Palm Beach County, Florida, ANY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS ty-six inches into a required AGAINST SAID ESTATE: yard. driveways shall conform to the at his office in the court house minimum standards set forth in of said County at West Palm You and each of you are here- (3) Unenclosed porches or the illustration parking lot wid- Beach, Florida, within six cal- by notified that you are requir- terraces, without roofs, no part th dimension specifications on endar months from the time of ed by Law topresent any claims of which except railings is above file in the City Engineer's off- the first publication of this no- and demands which you, or the first floor level, may ex- ice dated the 2nd day of Janu- tice. Each claim or demand either of you, may have against tend not over four feet Into a ary, 1964, and subsequent re- shall be in writing in duplicate, the Estate of J, HARBISON front yard, not over three feet visions. and shall state the place of MILLER, Deceased, late of the into a side yard or into a rear residence and post office ad- County of Palm Beach, State of yard, to within ten feet of rear (c) The required offstreet dress of the claimant, and shall Florida, to the County Judge of lot line. parking facilities for a plot be sworn to by the claimant, Palm Beach County, Florida, (4) Fire escapes and outside shall be located fully within his agent, or his attorney, and at his office in the Court House stairways may project not over the property lines of said plot, any such claim or demand not of said County at West Palm five feet into a required rear and accessible to a street, or so filed shall be void. Beach, Florida, on or before yard. streets, only through a drive- Ruth B. Jewell six months from the date of the (5) Fences, walls and hedges way or driveways at least nine FIRST BANK AND TRUST first publication of this notice. shall not exceed the following feet in width and not greater COMPANY OF BOCA RA- Each claim or demand shall be heights: than -twenty feet in width as TON in writing in duplicate and shall (a) Residential. measured at the property line. By: J.T. Johnson state the place of residence and (1) On the rear lot line, When two or more such drive- post office address of the clai- and on the side plot line from ways are required on one plot Vice President and Trust Officer mant, and shall be sworn to by the rear plot line to the front fpr one parking lot, they shall the claimant, his agent, or his building setback line, a fence, be separated by a distance of As co-executors of the Lasr Will and Testament of EF- attorney, and any such claim or wall, or hedge with a maxi- at least forty feet. demand not so filed shall be mum height of six (6) feet In FIE M. BENNETT, de- (d) In Ml, M2, and M3 Zon- ceased. void. height. ing Districts, each parking (2) On the front plot line space shall be directly accessi- J. Theodore Johnson and on that portion of the side W.H. Hallman J. Theodore Johnson, Vice ble from a street or alley, or 131 N.E. 1st Avenue plot line to the front building from an adequate aisle or drive- President and Trust Offi- setback line, a fence, wall, or Boca Raton, Florida cer of FIRST BANK & way leading to a street or alley. Attorney for Co-executors hedge not to exceed four (4) (e) The required offstreet TRUST COMPANY OF feet in height. parking facilities shall be iden- BOCA RATON, Executor. (3) Provided, however, tified as to purpose and as to Publish in Boca Raton News that on all corner plots the location when not clearly evi- once each week for four conse- MacMILLAN & NEWETT maximum height of fence, wall, dent from a street or alley. cutive weeks. Attorneys for Executor or hedge shall be reduced to Offstreet parking facilities, in- January 30, February 6,13, and 29 N.E. 4th Avenue three (3) feet for a radius of cluding access aisles and drive- 20, 1964. Delray Beach, Florida twenty-five (25) feet from the ways, shall be surfaced with a street Intersection corner of hard, dustless material, and Publish: Jan. 23, 30, Feb. 6,13, the plot, for traffic vision pur- maintained in a smooth, well IN COURT OF THE COUNTY 1964. poses; and in no event shall graded condition. JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM fences, walle or hedges be high- BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA er than those permitted on abut- (f) All offstreet parking fa- IN PROBATE NO. 20965 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S ting plot lines. cilities for the use of the pub- COURT IN AND FOR PALM lic required by this chapter IN RE ESTATE OF BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. THANK YOU FOR SAVING WITH US Fence Wall Hedge shall be drained so as not to EFFIE M. BENNETT, In Probate No. 20897 (b) Business 6' 6' 6' cause any nuisance on adja- Deceased. (c) Zoological 8' 8* 8" cent or public property, and In re: Estate of ) (d) Commercial 7' 7' 7' Whether you are one of our newer friends or have been with us over the any lighting thereon shall be so NOTICE OF PROBATE J. HARBISON MILLER, ) (e) Industrial 7' T 8' arranged and designed as to THE STATE OF FLORIDA Deceased. ) years, we want you to know how much we value the financial friendship Provided that a six foot wall prevent any glare or exces- TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- may be permitted on A-l-A sive light on adjacent proper- NOTICE OF PROBATE Highway, U.S. No. 1 Highway, ED' IN THE ESTATE OF SAID ty. Such facilities shall be ar- DECEDENT: established between us. We appreciate, too, the confidence you have placed Old Dixie Highway and Camino ranged for convenient access You are hereby notified that a THE STATE OF FLORIDA Real from A-l-A Highway to and safety of pedestrians and TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- in us and we will strive to retain it by continuing to give you the best serv- U.S. No. 1 Highway excepting vehicles. written instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Test- ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID comer plots which shall be re- DECEDENT: ice possible. stricted the same as residen- (g) A plan shall be submit- ament of said decedent has tial, front and corner plot lines; ted with every application for been admitted to probate in You are hereby notified that Thank you for saving with us — it's a pleasure to serve you. subject to the approval of the a building permit for any use said Court. a written instrument purporting city commission as not creat- or structure required to pro- You are hereby commanded to be the Last Will and Testa- ing traffic or safety hazards vide offstreet parking under within six calendar months from ment of said decedent has been and as being in accordance this chapter, which plans shall the date of the first publica- admitted to probate in said clearly and accurately desig- Court. A most cordial invitation is extended to you to visit our with the spirit and purpose of nate the required parking spa- tion of this notice to appear in this chapter. said Court and show cause, if You are hereby commanded ces, access aisles and drive- within six calendar months from ways, and relation to the uses any you can, why the action of association during "CUSTOMER APPRECIATION WEEK" - (6) Movable awnings may be said Court in admitting said will the date of the first publication placed over doors or windows or structures these offstreet of this notice to appear In said in any required yard, but shall parking facilities are intended to probate should not stand un- revoked, Court and show cause, if any February 10 - 14. not extend closer than two feet to serve. Thereafter, no build- you can, why the action of said to any plot line. ing permit shall be issued for Paul T. Douglas County Judge Court in admitting said Will to (7) Hoods, canopies or mar- any other use of such area, probate should not stand unre- quees over doorways may pro- unless a suitable substitute is Palm Beach County, Flor- ida voked. ject not over four feet Into a provided, conforming with this PAUL T, DOUGLAS, required yard." chapter," (Seal) By Gayler Jamerson Clerk County Judge For public examination, a For public examination, a Palm Beach County, Florida copy of the proposed Ordinance copy of the proposed Ordinance W.H. Hallman 131 Northeast First Avenue By Gayler Jamerson Lake Worth's to effect such change, is on file to effect such change, is on file Deputy Clerk Largest Financial in the office of the City Clerk. in the office of the City Clerk. 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Each group had a sec- Saturday, January 11, retary to record things Teen Town was asked to said for the summary to attend a Youth Work- be given at the close of watch for- shop held in Ft. Pierce. the workshop. This workshop was to be At about 12:30 lunch somewhat like the Flor- was served, also pro- ida Youth Workshop held vided by the swell peo- Friday, February 7, — Record hop at Teen Town in Gainesville every ple of Ft. Pierce. Votes from 7:30 to 11:00. year. rang out around the Saturday, February 8 — Street Dance at the Royal The workshop's main rooms as teens discuss- Palm Shopping Center sponsored by purpose was to exchange ed what had been said "Fiesta de Boca Raton.' ideas and view on what in the group topics. Friday, February 14 — Record hop at Teen Town makes a good teenage With lunch over the from 7:30 to 11:00. center. summaries began. Each Saturday, February 15 — Valentine's Dance at The five teens travel- secretary reported on Teen Town from 7:30 to 11:00 with ing to Ft. Pierce to take his group and what had music provided by the "Backbeats." part in the workshop been discussed. It was Friday, February 21 — Record hop at Teen Town were: Anita Fitzgerald, found that many centers from 7:30 to 11:00. Judy Wolff, Angela Da- had somewhat the same Saturday, February 22 — Benefit dance for the gata, Chuck Boogher, problems and many pro- J.F.K. Memorial Fund. Dance will Bill Blacknik and Jim fited by the experiences feature the "Continentals" — from Crowe. Leaving Boca of others. 7:30 to 11:00. at 7:30 that morning the After the reports a Friday, February 28 — Record hop at Teen Town teens arrived just in general discussion was from 7:30 to 11:00. time for the opening held along with a ques- Saturday, February 29 — "Hootenanny" at Teen session at 9:00. Each tion and answer period. Town with music provided by the Ri- person was given a tag Then the teens were vieras — (tentative). with name and city writ- addressed by the head ten on them so that dur- of the workshop, who DJ'S TROMP FACULTY .. 29-28 ing the discussions they asked to hear some opi- By Angela Dagata gy, because when the would be easily identi- nions as to if the day game neared half-time Spikes. whistle blew for that fied. the gym held a record Also all in fine con- second half they played had proved successful. Every year traditions dition. At 9:15 everyone was He also asked for com- are being started and crowd. as if basketball was go- At this time the Boca The whistle blew and ing out of style! seated and the opening ments on whether the this year is no excep- the game started. Up meeting began. This workshop should beheld tion. On Saturday, Jan- Raton faculy line-up In the last seconds of was introduced. Con- and down the court went the game all the DJ's fr' consisted mainly of in- again and if so, when. uary 25, faculty mem- the ball being pursued There were a great bers representing all sisting of: "Bruiser" had had their share of troductions and an ex- Altizer, "Shorty" Lin- by both faculty and DJ's. planation of how the many suggestions and Boca Raton schools Both teams have shown points, who will score the majority agreed they combined forces for the ville, "Hazy" Hazel- next? No matter — as groups would be divided. wood, "Chunky" God- great skill in maneu- At 10:00 before the were glad they had not city championship again- vering the ball and in the final whistle blew missed such a wonder- st the W.Q.A.M. DJ's win, "Gunner" Patrone, closing the game, the group discussions be- "Hurricane" Benson, shooting. Many of the gan, the teens were all ful experience as the Tiger basketball team. points made on both DJ's emerged victori- Youth Workshop in Ft. The game was played "Smokey Cigar" Mat- ous, winning the city treated to a snack of hot wiy, "Baldy" Malon, teams were made from chocolate or coffee and Pierce. during the half time of half-court. The DJ's al- championship by a score doughnuts prepared by Even though the the Teen Town vs Del- "Jumping Joe" Galay- so showed a great abili- of 29-28, the DJ's first the recreation center. Workshop ended for teen ray game held in the Bo- da, and "Stilts" Traf- ty at making foul shots. win of the year. Then, after being given towners at 2:00 the day ca Raton School gym. ford. The score is tight At the end of the game numbers each person did not. For it was off The Teen Town game All were in fine shape throughout thefirsthalf, the victory trophy was was put into a different to Palm Beach and the didn't start until 7:30 but to do battle with the DJ's but as the whistle blows presented to the grin- group. The topics dis- studios of Tony Glenn's by 7:00 the gym was of W.Q.A.M. At this ending the first part of ning but tired DJ's by cussed were selected "Let's Dance." The practically filled. The point the Tigers bound- the game we find the Miss Teen Town, Judy according to teen cen- teens dropped in to say opinions varied far and ed onto the court. Start- faculty carrying a slight Wolff, who received a ter activities. The top- hello to Tony and to wide as to just who ing line-up for the DJ's lead. kiss from all the DJ's. would become the city was: Jerry Goodwin, All the profits made ics were: sports activi- dance to some of the The close score but ties, special events, so- swinging music provid- champions and win the Ron King, Jack Sorbi, from the basketball Jimmy ed. Anita Fitzgerald and beautiful trophy — the Charlie Murdock, Lee extra lead of their op- game that night were cial events and com- Sherwood, Bill Dundsly, ponents must have giv- munity projects. Each Chuck Boogher skated faculty or the DJ's. given to the March of By Celia Hoffstetter Rick Shaw, and Jack en the DJ's added ener- Dimes. Speaking of Top group was given half an in to remind everyone As the Teen Town Teens, Jimmy Crowe hour on every topic. At about the skating party Judy Ann Wolff . . . rates high on the list. the end of this time a to be held that next Sat- a pretty name for a With flashy green eyes, bell would ring and the urday. The new Miss Tony Glenn Hosts pretty girl — and a top and 5 feet 11 inches of groups would rotate. Teen Town, Judy Wolff, Coming Activities teen . . Judy is 15, but fun and personality, I In these groups teens was introduced. April 16 is the big day guess you can under- were given a chance to As the teens left Palm when she will be sweet Skate Party By Sue Fitzgerald stand why. Sound like a discuss their problems Beach and headed for 16 — and she says she nice guy? Well, he is! with other teens from home, all agreed it had Something that's been can't wait. Eor four years, Jim other centers: some- been a most interesting By Sue Beard that? Anyhow, the skat- Last December 11, Being a member of ing lasted until 8:30 some what of a dream to representatives from has been a member of times learning, some- and enjoyable day. the teenagers of Boca Teen Town for three Teen Town and has giv- "Twistin" the night when the dancing all civic organizations years in March, Judy away . . . sound fami- promptly began — and Raton is about to be- of the city were asked en true-blue service come reality in a few thinks "Teen Town is a whenever he could. His liar? How about "twist- what dancing it wasl to attend a meeting held great organization, in', limboin' and skat- (Those Rivieras really short months. A new at city hall. The objec- latest "good deed to MARCH OF DIMES recreation center, bet- which has gained the re- Teen Town and teens" ing the night away"? rock!) All this dancing tive was an old and fa- spect of many people, If you're one of the luc- brought about the con- ter facilities, accom- miliar one — how to was acting as a repre- modations for hundreds and the officers are a sentative at the work- DRIVE OVER ky teens who was at the tests and prizes I men- raise money for a good wonderful group of By Sue Fitzgerald Pompano Skate Arena tioned earlier — and more than what has been cause. But the reason shop in Ft. Pierce, a lected their own com- in use for over eight kids." Judy loves to meeting of teens from mittees to help them in on Saturday, January 18, what contests they were! for this fund-raising work for Teen Town, A year has passed and this all probably sounds Like: years now. We are now was not old and familiar. different areas to dis- their door to door col- witnessing the beginning because she likes the cuss and exchange ideas everyone is lookingahead lections. The actual very familiar. Why? Be- 1. A limbo contest — Mrs. James is the sense of responsibility as to what '64 will bring. cause that was the night for which the lucky win- stages of what will be a chairman of a local on various subjects. drive took place January bigger and better Teen it gives her. That's a Jim's other Teen Town Speaking for the Teen- 30. The captains head- when Teen Town once ner, Mike Bratton, re- J.F.K. Memorial Fund- wonderful quality, Judy, age Center, this year again invaded Pompano ceived a $50. watch from Town! Raising Committee. At activities have been ing this drive were: The site for the new which will get you many coaching a midget team, has already brought us Jimmy House, Kay Har- for a real swingin' (and Tony Glenn/ and — this meeting she re- places in life. our most recent project, d 2. A twist contest — center is what is now quested the support and collecting for UNICEF, dy, Donna Chatalier, skatin'> g°° time! known as Memorial The most favorite of playing Softball for the and a very worth while Valerie Del Prete, Oops, did I say "good" for which Tony Glenn help of these local or- Judy's services has one to start off the year, awarded another watch Park. The actual build- ganizations in the plan- Teen Town Tigers, and Vyonnia Coleman, Betty time? Well, I meant ing will be behind the been working for the Toy selling carnival tickets. I might add. Cambell, Wendy Martin, great time because not to Sue Fitz. Sue and her ning of this memorial. Drive. She said it made This past December, only were Ithere skating partner, Jimmy Crowe, Scout Hut, or as some Teen Town was among As w.ell as being a great Dave Critchfield, Anita of you know it, Pre- her feel wonderful to be worker at carnival time, Teen Town received a Fitzgerald, Sue Beard, and dancing, but also were the lucky winners those asked to attend distributing the toys to letter requesting the contests, and prizes and of this event. Teen Town. This will not and express their opi- he has helped to raise Angela Dagata, Sue only enable more to at- the children. Judy is money for Teen. Town teenagers' help in a Kane, Nan Katzenburg- the added treat of Tony Like I said "Twistin' nions on the many de- usually around when March of Dimes drive Glenn being there to act and limboin' the night tend the scheduled Sat- bating issues. by selling candy and er, Tim Beegle, Colleen urday night dances, but there is work to be done. candles last year. This to be held late in Janu- Keitzer, Maryann Lal- as emcee!! Along with away . . . Pays off, yes? A polo game will be She was a representa- ary. The letter explain- Tony were those fabu- But alas, as all good will make it possible year, Jim will be play- li, Diane Ramsey, Meg for your favorite re- held February 16, and a tive of Teen Town at the ing basketball for the ed the need for volun- Greenfield, Lynn Kraut - lous Rivieras. How luc- things must end, so did percentage of the tickets Ft. Pierce Workshop — teers to canvass the Bo- wald, and Jeanne Neer- ky can a teen get?? Just this night, when at 11:00 cording artists to ap- Tigers for the third year keep reading . . . pear. As you know, this sold will go to the fund. and she said she loved in a row. Whew! Now if ca Raton area. Immedi- ing. the skating rink bus de- The teenagers volun- it. Also, Judy has work- ate action was taken as parted for home sweet has been impossible that isn't a list! And that In addition to this, last Now since you're with our present Cen- teered to take approxi- ed at all the carnivals, isn't all! Jim is an all- the officers of the Cen- January 25, the Teenage wondering just what took home. Nevertheless, mately 2000 tickets and selling tickets and ter were consulted about many happy memories ter, and the teenagers around worker for the Center held a basket- place that "night, I'll tell have often found it nec- sell them on the after- working in the booths. center even when the project. Discussion ball game between the you. At 7:30 the rink linger on — and for noon of the game. Block- As the chairman of the took place, a vote was these we thank the Pom- essary to travel in the there's nothing special faculty of three local began to fill up with as- Fort Lauderdale area ades will be set up on refreshment commit- going on. I guess they taken, and the unani- schools and the WQAM sorted "shapesand siz- pano Skate Arena for all entrances leading to tee, she liked heading mous decision made it their cooperation, and to see their "teenage don't come much more DJ's. All proceeds from es" of skaters. (Among idols." Soon these en- the polo grounds, where the refreshment booth willing to help. evident that the Teen this game and the rec- these "shapes and siz- we extend a special most. She has also been Towners were eager to thanks to the one who tertainers will come to the teenagers will be ord hop afterwards, es" were Tony Glenn, Boca, and more specif- selling. Their posts will a collector for the past Jim was 17 on January lend their services once went to the March of Jim Rutherford and really made the evening UNICEF drive. 10, and right now he again. ically - to Teen Town! be about two miles from Dimes. Lorraine!). How about great — Tony Glenn! the grounds and easily spends his spare time On December 27, the On the 15th of this seen by passing cars. When I asked Judy how at Teen Town, dancing, The teenagers have month, the ground she liked being Miss shooting pool, or maybe monthly officers meet- often collected for such The Look for them this com- ing was held, the March breaking will take place. ing February 16 and Teen Town she replied, just being his fun-filled organizations as the All teens are urged to "It's a great honor and self. of Dimes being the pri- March of Dimes and Teen Town News make a special point of I'm thrilled." mary topic of discus- attend and take part! The purchasing your ticket He says he has no have been continually mayor along with some Judy likes the comi- sion. Mrs. Frances Du- successful in their ef- from one of these hard- pet peeves, but he looks val, chairman of the co-editors sue fitzgerald of the other city offi- cal, fun-filled person for the good qualities in forts. These services angel a dagata cials will be there to working teens! who doesn't cut people drive, was asked to at- are as big a part of Teen In addition to this, others. He likes a per- tend and give a further perform the customary down and has the abili- son who is clean cut, Town as the recreation- sports ground-breaking cere- Teen Town will behold- ty to get along with oth- explanation of exactly al activities and the dennis jones has the ability to get what had to be accom- editors monies. The Teenage ing a benefit dance for ers. along with others, has teens enjoy helping out bruce hurd. Center would like to the J.F.K. Memorial plished in preparation whenever possible. To In the time when she a good personality, and for the drive. The offi- show them the avid in- Fund. The date is Feb- isn't busy or in school, likes and is good at you, the public, Teen reporters sandra pfanner terest of its members, ruary 22 and the dance cers agreed to follow Town expresses itssin- glenna Strickland Judy likes to read or sports. previous methods of you can help by merely will feature the "Conti- watch T.V. She wants to cerest thanks in help- lynn smith attending. Reminding nentals." Let's make a Later in life, Jimmy covering the area. Spe- ing to push this worth- go to a Northern college wants to be an industrial cifically, captains would cenee ramseyer you" again, that's the 15th mental note of that date if she can, but plans for while cause. You have of February, at 2:00, at now — February 22. Es- engineer, but his most be appointed, and each made it another success her future aren't settled up-todate plan is to run assigned certain areas A SPECIAL PAGE APPEARING THE FIRST the site of the new Cen- pecially good attendance much other than that, but for either Vice-Presi- for the teenagers of your ter, hope to see all of on this night is a must! of the city to be cover- community. THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH I'm sure it will turn out dent or Treasurer of ed. They, in turn, se- Prepared by Members of Teon Town you there! happily. Teen Town. Feb. 6, 1964, BOCA RATON NEWS TIB . James Wilkes Dr. John Hanger to Rev. Deutschmann Will New United Church To Conduct Services Be Guest Speaker Preach Sermon Sunday "Bargain Basement Dr. John Hanger, pas- "Foot-tight and Fan- Comes to Boca Raton Religion" will be the tor of Coral Gables tasy Free will be the United Church of Bo- the church extension and sermon topic of Rev. Methodist Church, will sermon topic of Rev. ca Raton, a new church evangelism committees. James Wilkes at the 11 be guest speaker at a William Deutschmann sponsored by the Flor- Other activities in- a.m. service Sunday in church Loyalty Dinner, at both the 8 and 10:30 ida Conference and the clude membership on First Baptist Church. sponsored by First a.m. services Sunday in Board of Homeland Min- the board of the Lady 'Pleased or Dis- Methodist Church of Bo- Advent Lutheran Chur- istries of the United Doak College Funds pleased" willbethe7:30 ca Raton. ch. Church of Christ, will Corp. and Bay view Gar- p.m. sermon topic. The dinner will be Sunday School for all begin services Sunday, dens, Inc., a retirement A "workday" will be held at 6:30 p.m. Sun- ages will be held at Feb. 16. housing enterprise in (held Saturday, Feb. 8, day, Feb. 9, in Boca Ra- 9:15 a.m. Dr. Frederick Nel- Clearwater, sponsored in the Church. ton High School. Ash Wednesday Holy son will be pastor of the by the Florida Confe- Special recognition Communion Service will new church. rence in cooperation Rev. David L Wood will be given to the Cub be held at 7 p.m. Wed- Formerly the Con- with Senior Citizens, and Boy Scouts and their nesday, Feb. 12, in Ad- gregational, the Evan- Inc. of Clearwater. Will Preach Sunday leaders at both services vent Lutheran Church. gelical and Reformed Born in Sweden, Dr. Sunday. Nelson came to Mt. Ver- "Justification by Rev. Deutschmann churches, the denomi- Rev. Dan M. Gill will will preach on "The Plansfor the proposed Christian Reformed Church building and Sunday school nation, since its mer- non, N.Y., at the age of Faith" will be the ser- preach on the topic "Be were unveiled last week by local architect and designer Jan.B. Bergendahl. four with his parents mon topic of Rev. David Cross Speaks to You in ger a few years ago, is Prepared." Forgiveness." The building will occupy a large, pine-filled site on the corner of Palmetto now known as the United who still reside there. L. Wood at the 11 a.m. He is a graduate of Ham- service Sunday in Boca Lenten services will Park Road and Ninth Avenue, west of the Art Guild. Pastor of the church is Church. be held each Wednesday Rev. John 0. Schuring. The new building, with seating capacity of 400, will Dr. Nelson came to line University of St. R a t o n Presbyterian Dr. Eshleman Will Paul, Minn., and Gar- Chapel, Presbyterian at 7 p.m. during Lent. have cathedral windows and will be constructed o° natural materials. Boca Raton after a five- Other meetings for year pastorate in Win- rett Theological Semi- Church in the United Preach in Bibietown nary at Northwestern States. the week include child- dermere, a suburb of ren's choir rehearsal, Rev. Krug to Conduct 'A Task So Great' Orlando. Prior to that University in Evanston, Services will be con- "Letting Our Lights Moravian Church Will 111. He received an hon- Shine," will be the ser- 4:30 p.m. and Bethel he served nine years as ducted in the Chamber Services at St. Paul To Be Sermon Sunday minister of the Miami orary doctor of divinity of Commerce building, mon topic of Dr. Ira Lee training class, 8 p.m. Hold Day of Prayer degree from Piedmont Eshleman at the 11 a.m. today; church council, Rev. Christian D. Shores Community North Federal highway. Sunday services at-St. A World Day of Pray- Church. In addition to College of Demorest, service Sunday in the 7:30 p.m., Monday; Boy Weber will preach on Ga., in. 1955. Scout troop 307, 7 p.m. Paul Lutheran Church er, sponsored by the "A Task So Great" at his regular pastoral Christian Scientists Community Church of will be held at 8:30 and South Palm Beach Coun- Boca Raton. Church Fellowship the 11 a.m. service Sun- work he has served on Prior to coming to 11 a.m. with Sunday cil of United Church the board of directors of The 7:30 p.m. ser- bowling, 7 p.m., Tues- day in the Moravian Florida in 1950, Dr. Will Hold Services school and Bible class- Women will be held Fri- the Florida Conference vice will feature spec- day; afternoon circle, Church. Nelson was associate es at 9:45 a.m. day, Feb. 14, in the Bo- of the United Church. The sermon for ial music by guest ar- ALCW, at the home of A special musical se- minister of Union Chur- Mrs. William Olsen, 799 Rev. E.O. Krug will ca Raton Moravian In 1962 he was presi- ch of Hinsdale, 111. Christian Science So- tists and a message by Church. lection will be present- ciety's Sunday service N.E. 28 PL, 1:30 p.m., preach on the topic ed by Mrs. Stewart See- dent of the board and During the last war he the Rev. J. Allen Blair, The theme will be will be "Spirit." pastor of Calvary Pres- Confirmation classes, "Life Is Love." ley, violinist and Mrs. the conference. He has served three years as The service will be 3:30 p.m., Church choir "Let Us Pray." Eva Post, church or- also been a member of a Navy chaplain. Over- byterian Church in The service will be held at 11 a.m. in the Charlotte, N.C. Ser- rehearsal, 8 p.m., and A nursery will be ganist. seas duty included as- Civic Room of First Alcoholics Anonymous staffed at the 11 a.m. basically the same as The church will hold signments in New vices are held in Bible- services in 150 other First Presbyterian Federal Savings and town's auditorium. The open meeting, 8:30 p.m. service for pre-school an Ash Wednesday ser- Guinea, the Philippines Loan Association. Wednesday. children. countries and area's of vice at 7:30 p.m. Wed- and Australia. public is invited to at- the world. Will Hold Services Sunday school will be tend. nesday, Feb. 12, featur- Mrs. Nelson has been held at 9:15 a.m. St. Gregory Group To Sunday, board of edu- ing a special lenten col- "The Easy Way" will active in the program cation will meet at 2 Boca Bible Group to be the sermon topic of of Christian Education Wednesday services p.m., board of elders, or film "Beyond a are at 8 p.m. Use the Classifieds Hold Pancake Supper Doubt." Rev. Albert G. Ship- on the local and state 2:45 p.m., board of mis- Meet Monday Night level as well as in the sions, 3:30 p.m., board The service will be horst at the lOand 11;15 BOCA RATON PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Brotherhood of St. preceded by a monthly a.m. services Sunday work of the Women's of stewardship, 4:15 "God's Supreme Re- Fellowship. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES Gregory's will hold a p.m. and board of trus- covered dish dinner at in First Presbyterian BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING pancake supper from 6 alization for His Chur- 6 p.m. Church. The Nelson's have tees, 5 p.m. ch" will be the sermon North Federal Highway to 8:30 p.m. Shrove Deacons will meet in three children — a son, ciiMitAv Church Services 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, Feb. 11, in A voter's assembly topic of Rev. Albert L. Norman, a college stu- SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45 A.M. will meet at 7 p.m. Sun- Eastman at 11 a.m. Sun- Rev. Stinson Will the East Room at 7:30 dent, and two daughters, St. Gregory Episcopal p.m. Monday. David L. Wood, Th.M., Minister - PH 395-4992 Church. day. day in the Church of the Kathy and Cindy, who Open Door. Begin Sermon Series The Women's Asso- are in the sophomore ciation will have a Val- Sunday School will Rev. H.E. Stinson will and junior years in high First Christian Church meet at 9:45 a.m. entine tea at 1:30 p.m, school. They will reside 360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Raton CHRISTIAN REFORMED begin a series of ser- Tuesday in the Church. at 568 N.E. 51st St. UNITARIAN "Comfort from the mons on the general while a parsonage is be- Bible School 9:45 a.m. CHURCH theme of "To Whom New officers were or- Morning service 10:45 a.m. Scriptures" will be the dained and installed re- ing built. UNIVERSAL^ Temporary Location — sermon topic at the7:30 Shall We Go" at the Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. Art Guild Bldg. cently. Evening service 7:30 p.m. p.m. service. 10:45 a.m. service Sun- Mid-week Wednesday service 7;30 p.m. 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. day in First Christian They are: elders, BOCA RATON The Boca Raton Bible Robert B. Leggett, Come and Hear the Gospel preached Institute will meet at. Church of Boca Raton. H.E. STINSON, Minister Sunday school will be Charles Fisher, Dr. FELLOWSHIP Sunday School 7:30 p.m. Monday. James R. Cargill, Rob- HH 1-8194 Bible Study will be held at 9:30 a.m. Ser- 9 AM vices also will be held ert B. Langley and War- held at 7:30 p.m. Wed- ren Felter Sr.; deacons, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH nesday. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and Sunday School and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. U.M. Hopkins, Henry C. 162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida coffee hour 10:15 a.m Services Stokes, Jules Frosell, James Wilkes, Pastor Glenn S. Martin and SUNDAY SERVICES 10 AM - 7 PM Service 10:30 to 11:30 Robert H. Agnew; trus- Sunday School 9:45 A.M. tees, Charles McClure, Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Deerfield Chamber TUESDAY Schedule of Services Training Union 6:30 P.M. at 8 p.m. Richard S. Zinn, Rich- Evening worship 7:30 P.M. of Commerce Bldg. 1601 E. Hillsboro Blvd. Bible Study ard C. Fish, andGrover Wednesday Evening BOCA RATON ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Kilpatrick; treasurer, Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. Deerfield Beach Boca Raton Road. Rev. R. Bruce John Schuring, Paste* J. Randolph Wert; as- "The Southern Baptist Church in Boca Raton FIRST METHODIST Ryan, rector. Sundays 7:45 a.m. N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. Matins; 8 a.m.Holy Euchartlst; sistant financial secre- CHOOSING INSURANCE THAT Rev. Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sun- 9 a.m. Family Eucharist and tary, Elmer B. Deiss; FITS YOUR NEEDS CAN SAVE day school 9:45 a.m. Church Church School; 11 a.m. Holy auditors, John L. Ac- UNNECESSARY EXPENSE! Your "The University Church" services 8:45 and 11 a.m. Nur- Eucharist and Sermon on the particular insurance needs are dif- J St. Gregory's Episcopal Church sery for children. MYF meets 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of kerman and George C. ferent from your neighbor's. And CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR Sunday 5:45 p.m. in the Church each month; Morning Prayer Hieber. there are many different types of 35th Street at Third Avenue, N.W. Hall. and Sermon on the 2nd and 4th 245 E. BOCA RATON RD. First services in the policies that will provide for 'hem. BOCA RATON Sundays of each month. Boca Raton, Florida FIRST PRESBYTERIAN new church will be held So it pays to find those that are Rev. R. Bruce Ryan, Rector Alfred L. Eastman, Pastor 600 West Camino Real, Rev. MORAVIAN Palm Sunday, March 22. right for your needs, and your Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. S.W. 12th Ave. in Boca Raton By order of the session, budget! It also pays to Know that 11:00 a.m. "God's Supreme Realization for His Church" Church School 8:45 a.m. Wor- Square. Christian D. Weber, State Farm has just the Schedule of Services ship services 10 and 11:15 a.m. Minister. Sunday School, 9:45 services will be held 7:30 p.m. "Comfort from the Scriptures" at 9:30 and 11 a.m. right insurance for 7:45 A.M. Matins a.m. Church Service, 11 a.m. your needs. Call me Mondays - 7:30 p.m. - Boca Bible Institute ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC Church school will be at 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist SW 3rd Ave. at 3rd St. Rev. CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR today! 9:00 A.M. Family Eucharist and Church School Paul L. Manning, pastor. Sun- 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. 9:30 a.m. This schedule 11:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist and Sermon on the day 7, 9, 10:30 and noon Mass- Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pas- will begin on Palm Sun- 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month;1 es, Confessions will be heard tor. Sunday Services: Sunday day and continue there- First Methodist Church every Saturday from 4:30 to School 9:45 a.m. for which there Morning Prayer and Sermon on (he 2nd and 4th Sundays 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily after. 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gill is a nursery available. Morn- Mass weekdays 8 a.m. ing Worship, 11 a.m. Youth Services of dedication Fellowship, 6:45 p.m. Evening for the new church fa- Sunday School 9:45 A.M. ADVENT LUTHERAN service at 7:30. Tuesday even- N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just ing Senior choir rehearsal, cilities have been WORSHIP 8:45 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. off US 1. William M. Deutsch- Wednesday evening Bible study scheduled as follows: mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: hour at 7:30. Sunday, April 19 at 8 8 and 10:30 a.m. The Church at EARL WILKINSON p.m. — formal dedica- AGENT 'Sermon: 'Be Prepared' Worship; 9:15 a.m. The Church COMMUNITY CHURCH at Study. 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue. Ira tion service; Wednes- 119 W. Palmetto Park Road Air Conditioned and Heated Lee Eshleman, minister; Reu- day, April 22, 8 p.m. — Boca Raton, Florida ST. PAUL LUTHERAN ben L. Anderson, pastor. Sun- community service of Ofc. Phone! Res. Phorwi 701 W. Palmetto Park Road. day School 9:45 a.m.; evening dedication; Sunday, Ap- 395-3515 395-2634 The Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. service 7:30 p.m.; Youth Fel- SUie Farm Insurance CampMtas Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Wor- lowship, 6 p.m. at the Fort, ril 26, 8 p.m. — dedica- ||| ship Services 8:30 and 11 a.m. Communion service at 6:30 tion organ recital. Hofflt Offices: Bloomlngton, Illlmfi LUTHERAN CHURCHES Nursery during 11 a.m. service. p.m.; Memorial Hall. Wednes- day night prayer and praise of Boca Raton FIRST BAPTIST service at 7:30 p.m. 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. ADVENT ST. PAUL James Wilkes, pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- CHRISTIAN REFORMED Pianos and AMERICAN MISSOURI SYNOD ship 11 a.m. Training Union Temporary location, Art Guild N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. '701 W. Palmetto Pk.Rd. 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship, Bldg., 801 W. Palmetto Park Organs of 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer ser- road; John O. Schuring, minis- Just off U.S. 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 vice, Wed. 7:30 p.m. The nur- ter; Services Sunday at 10 a.m. Distinction SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 WORSHIP 8:30 and 11 sery is open at all of these and 7 p.m.; Sunday School and WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 (Nursery - 11:00) services. Adult Bible classes, 9 a.m. • Acrosonic W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG, Pastor FIRST CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE • Hamilton Pastor Office 395-0433 360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. H.E. Civic Room of First Federal Phones, 395-3632 Parsonage 395-1939 Stinson, minister. Bible School, Savings and Loan Assn., Fed- • Howard or 395-4741 9:15 a.m. Worship Service, eral Highway. Sundays at 11 10:45 a.m.; Youth meeting, 6:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. * Jannsen Air Conditioned p.m.; Evening Service, 7:30 Wednesday service, 8 p.m. p.m.; Wednesday service at « H. F. Miller 7:30 p.m. "^^I^ISlplIg PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL * Story and Clark UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST Presbyterian Church in U.S. Deerfield Chamber of Com- Boca Raton Chamber of Com- * Kohier and Campbell merce Bldg., 1601 E. Hills- merce building, Rev. David L. 2 S;Wrl2rh Avenue boro Blvd., Deerfield Beach. Wood, M.M., minister. Services « Hobart M. Cable STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE Sunday School and coffee hour at 11 a.m., Sunday school at Chosen by the world's great 10:15 a.m. Service 10:30 sum. 9:45 a.m., Sunday. musicians — Baldwin is tha A participant in the beginnings of Protestantism finest of investments for the Baldwin Organs discriminating piano purchaser. over 500 years ago, the Moravian Church holds to Let us tell you about the Bald- So ft day School 9:45 a.m. those teachings which are basic to evangelical Orga-sonic win budget plan. Christianity — the authority of the Bible as the 4fh Annual PAH CAKE SUPPER Horning Worship 11:00 a.m. Word of God, salvation through faith in Christ the (So Good They're Habit Forming) lowrey Organs Son of God, and the Church as the fellowship of Evening Service 7:30 p.m. all believers in Christ. "The Holy Scriptures are Shrove Tuesday Reliable Service To The Born Union Delray Area the only rule of the faith and life of the Moravian Wei Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. Church." N FEBRUARY 11, 1964 Far Over a Quarter of a Century * ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 345 E. Boca Raton Rd., Boca Raton isic Company ! ;: Serving 6-8:30 p.m. by Men of St. Gregory's -- . •-: ::•..• Christian D.Weber,'. Minister - •'•-:•.K Donation $1.00 Adalts - .50 Children under 12 503 N.E. 20th ST. ; ^BN LRJ^DERS W1NFIELO SHOPPING CENTER Come and Bring Your Friends Boca Raton Ph. 395-4709 123 BOCA RATON NEWS, Fab. 6, 1964

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