EDITORIAL Your Investment Will Pay Dividends As the University at Boca Raton becomes a reality, to start construction this summer. It is difficult to the Endowment Fund. Parents who will have child- to the University Endowment Fund do a little soul donors to its Endowment Fund will take lasting satis- understand why more residents, businessmen and ren attending the university in the years ahead will searching and decide just how much he or she should faction in having recognized the need for such an property owners have not responded to this urgent save as much as $1000 a year for each student. We invest in this big opportunity that has been presented institution in South Florida and its economic bene- need. They have probably never had the opportunity could go on spelling out all sorts of other benefits, to them without previous cost or effort. fits to the surrounding area. These people will be of getting so much for such a small investment - including attracting new residents and certain types Talk this up with your friends, neighbors and asso- pointing with pride to the part they played during probably never will again. of industries. ciates. Let's put a little more spirit in this effort; these critical months in helping the university get This is not really a contribution such as we are Millions will be spent on physical facilities in the get up a little more enthusiasm for what this univer- started. called upon to make so many times each year. It is next few years; more millions will be spent here by sity is going to mean to the educational, cultural and strictly an investment that will pay dividends in in- economic future of our city. And let's back up that The group of educational and civic minded leaders students and faculty members. To speed along these creased business for merchants, and increased prop- enthusiasm with a (tax deductible) pledge. Let's do., who have worked for years with vigor and determina- benefits and insure opening of the university in erty values and savings in the cost of college atten- it today! , -.-.:••. tion on the project have sought financial assistance 19G4, is the purpose of the Endowment Fund. Every dance. from the public only when needed. The Boca Eaton family, every business and professional man, every Phone the Boca Raton News, 395-5121 and we'll It is no gamble; benefits, directly or indirectly, News joins with these tireless workers in an expres- business firm should make a pledge to this fund - arrange for a representative of the Endowment Fund will be spread throughout the Boca Raton area. It's sion of appreciation to all the people, and organiza- should see the wisdom of doing so, not as a contri- to get in touch with you or for you to receive infor- a sure thing! tions that have pledged financial support. This fi- bution but as an investment in their future welfare mation on the drive. Owners of improved or unimproved property in nancial help is essential to getting the university and prosperity. Pledges of $100 or over may be paid You'll be riding through the campus of this beauti- Boca Raton cannot help but realize that the value of started on schedule. quarterly over a period of three years. That makes it ful new University of Boca Raton before you know it. their holdings will be increased considerably by easy for anyone. When you do, it will be a wonderful feeling to-know The amount subscribed to date is considerably the establishment of a state university here. Aid yet The Boca Eaf.on News urges every family, property that YOU helped make it possible. short of the minimum needed to have plans in shape only a small percentage of them made a pledge to owner and businessman who has not made a pledge This is your last opportunity!
Boca Raton News Bldg. Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. in Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 • VOL 7 NO. 21 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, April 19, 1962 20 Pages PRICE TEN CENTS Boca Paces County Building ^ 'Cloisters' Building Here Second Construction Only to West Palm Beach Boca Raton easily took sued 53 permits and Del- first place in south Palm ray Beach 45 units. Will Start Delray Beach was high Construction is schedul- Beach County when it topped other area commun- in public construction ed to begin "almost im- which totaled $199,000. mediately" at the $4.5 ities in the first 1962 Quarterly building report Boca Eaton was second million Atlantic Cloisters with $143,000, and Boyn- development on the west with a total of $2,606, 321 in building permits ton Beach third with side of South Ocean boul- $11,300. evard north of Via Cabana. In the over-all picture, Boca Raton was second Total construction in Jules G. Frosell, pres- only to West Palm the first quarter for the ident of Frosell Develop- Beach which had $2,740,- county reached $24,768,- 042. For the same period A bell tower and reflecting pool are planned for the proposed new Boca Ra- ment Co., said a total of 399 total of all permits. ton Memorial Gardens at the south entrance to Boca Raton on Federal Highway. 110 apartments will be last year, construction The report, issued by totals were $20,424,676. Florida Allstate Enterprises, Inc., is the developer. built on the 11-acre the Palm Beach County tract. The firm has al- Industrial Information Residential construction ready purchased the site Service, placed Boca Ra- including single family Democratic Women - containing 1000 feet of ton ahead of Boynton residences, duplexes and ^Memorial Park Planned frontage on South Ocean Beach and Delray Beach apartments amounted to Support Candidates boulevard and running by a wide margin. $15,000,000 as compared 430 feet west to Banyan Chris Welch, (class of 1978 graduate of Boca U?) to $11,000,000 for the Six candidates for the brings home from school the envelope for parents to Boynton Beach total same period in 1961. Democratic Party Commit- road - for approximately for the period was For Federal Hwy. Site $400,000. contribute to the university fund. His mother, Mrs. Industrial and commer- tee have won support of John J. Welch, is chairman of a special committee $1,253,524 while Delray Detailed plans for a also appeared before the cial construction for the the Democratic Women's The apartments will be to encourage all parents to mail their contributions Beach listed $1,125,059. proposed $2 million dol- Commission and said the county remained about Club. of the "condominium" soon to the University at Boca Raton Endowment Hitting a new high, lar memorial-type ceme- group wants to be kept in- Boca Raton's residential the same, approximately • Endorsed at the Club's type — each purchaser Corporation, 311 Guaranty Building, P.O. Box 107, $2,500,000. tery were brought before formed of any progress will own outright his construction totaled last regular meeting were: West Palm Beach, Fla.-David Welch Photo Combining public con- the City Commission and made on the cemetery own apartment and will $1,734,200 for the first Mrs. Bernard Turner struction, $110,000, and the public at the Tues- plans. receive a deed. Designed three months while Boyn- and Abe Goldstein, candi- dwellings, $83,000, Uni- day night meeting. The proposed cemetery by Charles F. McKirahan ton had $869,900 and Del- dates for the party com- Commission Action Paves Way versity Park hit a high John A. Grant, Boca Ra- is a garden-memorial-type of Fort Lauderdale, the ray Beach had $613,000 mittee from precinct 200. $193,000. ton engineer, presented with no monuments or Miss Shirley Rediger apartment buildings will totals for residential the proposed plan in be- stones. Markers will be and Leo J. Fox, candidates be in an architectural For Development, Annexation dwellings. half of the development New Restaurant bronze plaques set into for the party committee style described as "Ba- that portion- of the tract Boca Raton kept its firm, Florida Allstate Development of the for- the ground. from precinct 207. hamian Contemporary." west of the El Rio canal, high lead in the Issuing of Enterprises Inc. mer Africa USA site as a To Start Here It will be a place of Mrs. Sylvia Meeker and Each apartment will con- residential area moved an R-3 multiple family 115 permits for dwelling The 40-acre tract pro- "beauty, quiet and soli- Bill Day, candidates for tain a variety of.living ahead at Tuesday's City residence zone east of the units. Boynton Beach is- A major new motel and posed for the cemetery tude," Grant said, with the party committee from levels. Commission meeting with canal, and a B-2 business restaurant development is runs from the Hillsboro flower gardens, groves of precinct 212. the passage of several zone immediately east of County Candidates scheduled for construc- Canal to Southeast 19th trees, winding landscap- Another Democratic A total of 19 separate preliminary legal steps. that. tion on the west side of street, between Federal ed drives, a central mall, candidate, Harold Turner two-story buildings will Will Speak Monday Federal highway south of and Dixie Highways, The Commission placed Commissioners Tuesday a reflecting pool at the who is running for the be built on the site, with on first reading three ordi- Northeast 20th street, the opposite Royal Palm authorized the execution "Candidate's Night" northern tip and a bell School Board from District each building on a half- Boca Raton Chamber of Yacht and Country Club, nances establishing new of a deed transferring to will be held Monday at tower. No. 3, will be guest of acre site. Maximum num- zoning in the tract. The the city the right of way Commerce reported this Grant said. ber of apartments in each the Boca Raton Demo- Commissioners deferred honor at a coffee sponsor- bulk of the tract purchas- for Juana Road, which week. John K. Brennan, repre- building will be six. Juana cratic Organization Inc. action on the proposed ed by the club April 24. ed recently by Powdrell The Chamber said it senting the Royal Palm First apartments are slat- as a private right of way headquarters to give plan to study it further in Mrs. Nicholas Bishop will and Alexander from John had received "definite Improvement Association, ed to be ready for occu- has been the only en- Democratic candidates a workshop meeting. serve as chairman of the Pedersen was zoned trance to Boca Raton assurance" that a Wolfie's coffee. pancy in December. for county offices an "zoological." Generally Park. The city will pave opportunity to air their restaurant will be estab- The coffee will be held Prices for individual speaking, the new ordi- the road and extend city lished there. The cham- City, Merchants Join in apartments will range views prior to the pri- at Brown's Restaurant nances would establish water lines into the area. mary election. ber has been instrumental from 9 to 11 a.m. from $35,000 to $44,000. R-l-D residential zone in in helping the restaurant The Commissioners also The meeting is schedul- Good Friday Observance authorized City Attorney ed to be at 8 p.m. at 140 chain find a location here. Leon Weaver to begin N.W. 11th Street. Plans call for a rest- ^ Churches, city offi- ory's Episcopal Church; drafting the necessary aurant to accommodate Invited guests include ™ cials and employes, mer- 1 p.m., combined service ordinances to annex the 250 persons with provi- for the Church of the incumbents Lake Lytal chants and many places eastern half of Boca Ra- sion for private parties Open Door and Campus and Ben Sundy of the of business will cooperate ton Park, and club meetings. Hill Baptist Church at County Commission, and in observing Good Friday In other business at Plans for the site also the Church of the Open their opponents, W.R. tomorrow. Tuesday's meeting, the call for construction of a Door; 1 p.m. and 7:30 Copeland, M.A. Rogers, Leo J. Fox, vice mayor, commissioners: p.m., Advent Lutheran Al Brockmiller, and John large motel to be built and the City Commission- AUTHORIZED traffic around the restaurant. ers have issued a pro- Church; 7:30 p.m., St. Archie. Paul Lutheran; 1:30 p.m., consultant Paul Petrillo Work on the restaurant clamation calling for a to assist the Planning William M. Harvey, is scheduled to start in First Presbyterian Chur- candidate for the school day of religious obser- and Zoning Commission the immediate future. M. vance in commemoration ch; 1:30 p.m., First Meth- board from District 3 will odist Church; 7:30 p.m., in the alignment of of Good Friday. streets. On a motion by be present as well as First Baptist Church; and candidates for member- Easter Egg Hunt All churches in the 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., St. Commissioner Richard The Boca Raton Teen- Porter, seconded by Com- ship to the Democratic community will be open Joan of Arc Catholic County Executive Commit- Age Center will hold between noon and 3 p.m. Church. missioner Robert I. Hon- its Annual Easter Egg chell and approved by tee, Margaret Johnson Hunt Saturday morning. and some will also be and George Holdsworth, City offices will be Commissioners Joe De- The hunt will begin at open later, for prayer and precinct No. 200; Marie meditation. closed from noon to 3 Long and Leo A. Fox, Roadman School at 9 p.m. Among the local payment of a fee not in Woods and Arthur Mirandi, a.m. and will move over The Committee for Good business firms scheduled excess of $500 was also No. 207; and Grace and to Memorial Park at 10 Friday Observance, with to close from noon to 3 authorized, Joe DeLong, No. 212. a.m. The boys and girls * the Rev. James C. Stout- p.m. are: Boca Raton of the community will APPROVED renewal of This will be an open senberger as chairman, Hardware, The Brass search for the more than the lease for the Teen meeting, according to Eu- 3,000 colored eggs. wrote letters to all busi- Knocker, Turner's Nur- Age Center building. gene Tyldsley, president. Clowns will give prizes ness firms in Boca Raton sery, Mowbray Shell Ser- INSTRUCTED City new trucks - one for the to those "finding the stressing the importance vice, Calico Corner, and Manager William Lamb to park Department and the "special eggs." of observing Friday, April Boca Craft Bazaar. Leo J. Fox, seated right, signs proclamation calling for a day of religious include the Sabal Point other for the Sewer De- Last year more than 20, as a day of religious Offices and model observance of Good Friday with all churches in the city participating. Looking property in negotiations partment. Both sets of 1,500 children partici- emphasis. homes at Boca Harbour pated in the egg hunt. on are, seated left, the Rev. William Deutschmann, pastor of Advent Lutheran for sites for projects bids were referred to the Church services will be and Harbour East will be This year's total is ex-, Church, and standing, the Rev. James C. Stoutsenberger, rector St. Gregory's recommended in the Cap- City Manager and Direc- held tomorrow as follows: closed all day Good Fri- poeted to exceed that Episcopal Church. Fox asked businesses to help in the observance by recog- ital Improvement Program. tor of Public Works for noon to 3 p.m., St. Greg- day and Easter Sunday. figure. nizing the hours from noon to 3 p.m. with religious emphasis. OPENED bids for two further study. 2A THE BOCA RATON HEWS Thursday. April 19, 1962 Mrs, Alvin Jones Entertains at Luncheon Mrs. Alvin Tones enter- A. T. McClure, Mrs« .fchn tained recently at a lunch- Glatti, Mrs. Jack Butler, eon party in her home for a Mrs. George Sand, Mrs, Roy group of friends. Vrchota, Mrs. Allen Ballard, Among the guests were Mrs, and Mrs, Fdward Dietrich.
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man - Mrs. H. Pierce 395-4611 Service Chairmen Named Bravmer. By Bethesda Auxiliary WITH Service chairmen and co- Auxiliary Aides - Mrs. BAHAMIAN chairmen of the Woman's Bruce Gernon, chairman, Auxiliary of Bethesda Me- Mrs. Pdward cooper, co- SCENES Miss Nancy Tarayos, seated, of Seacrest High School was chosen to repre- morial Hospital who will chairman. sent Boca Raton at Girls State this year. Others selected were, left to right, serve during the 1962-63 Timekeeper and Awards - 1 'lil 4:P.M. Nancy Schenkl to represent Boynton Beach; Diane Knudson and Carol Mac- term have been named. Mrs. nuane noherty, chair- Millan, both of Delray Beach.-Kerry Koen Photo Volunteers - Mrs. O. H. man, Mrs. Louis Smitzes Adcock, chairman, Mrs. and Mrs. Virginia Rogardus , co-chairmen. RobertE. Gill, assistant, and w Miss Nancy Tarayos Will Represent Boca Mrs. BrowardMcClellan, se- Candy stripers - Mrs. ard Miss Nancy Tarayos of crest High School and is the cretary. Cummings, chairman, Mrs. Boca Raton was chosen to re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Carpenter, assistant. present this city at Girls State Fulius Tarayos of 220 N. E. Gold Coast Shrine To Clerical Service - Mrs. C. JUST this rune at Florida State U- Second Circle. R. McConnell, chairman, k niversity in Tallahassee. Girls State will be held Hold Ladies Night Mrs. W. J. Kloepfer, co- June 22-29. Each girl will Plans have been com plete d chairman. Nancy will be sponsored have the opportunity to cam- disaster Service - Hiair- at Girls State by American for the First Gala Spring La- RAY KOHL'S OFFICE p paign for office, participate dies Night at the Gold Coast man Mrs. T.loyd Renson, as- Legion ost 277 Auxiliary in elections, prepare bills sisted by Mrs. Robert F. Blake. How is the time which sponsors a week of full Shrine rlub in Deerfield and ART SUPPLY STORE and laws and present them Reach Friday, April 27. Procurement - Mrs. Robert 10 FERTILIZE government participation and become thoroughly ac- F. Blake, chairman. 123 E. Palmetto Park Eoad each year. quainted with state govern- Members, their wives, and D guests are invited to attend Flower Service - Mrs. aul your LAWN! Outstanding girls in their ment in all its phases. Sanderson, chairman, assist- Jean Hunt will be painting pictures in the store window from 1 till 4 p.m. junior year of high school the affair which will be a These pictures may be purchased at reasonable prices. Each girl then reports back benefittoward defraying ex- ed by Mrs. p. Monroe Farber. througho ut the state are cho- to her sponsoring auxiliary penses of the shrine Chorus. Gift Shop - Mrs. George F. sen to represent the various unit and tells what she has little, chairman, Mrs. Guy auxiliary units. learned and what the week Social hour begins at 6 p. McEnteer, Mrs. Jay . Moore On Saturday . . . 8:00 P.M. ... In The Bible Grounds Nancy is a lunior at Sea- meant to her. rru TTinner will be served at Mrs. Robert Westerman, co- New 2500 Seat Auditorium . . . Boca Raton 6;30 with a choice of meat chairmen. A 'Happy Wanderer' Has Wandered Again or a suitable replacement Tnformation and Recep- for those wishing a meatless tion - M . Fran Lehnbeuter, . . By Stainer A "happy wanderer" is an enthusiastic storm of wel- rs "The Crucifixion" dinner. JTinner will be serv- chairman, Mrs. Donald Buster, the blue and yellow coming talk. ed by the coasterettes. Murphy, assistant. parakeet owned by Mrs. He was glad to be home, Pntertainment will include 40% Organic library Service - Mrs. George N. Holz of 2100 N. E. but last Thursday he had the Russ Hinds at the organ; three Presented By The Leslie, P. Stone, chairman, Third ^'ay. urge to travel again. Foot- generations of the Campbell Goes Further - Mrs. E. D. Carpenter, co- loose and fancy free, he Family, accordionists; com- Ruster, a lively, talkative chairman. PALMER Lasts Longer bird is missing for the second flew away. munity singing; songs by the rime. Mrs. Holz wants her gay Choristers; The Hungry Five Sewing Chairman - Mrs. SINGERS D Helen S. Merrill. lostonce before, he perch- companion back. Has any-from ompano Reach High Snack Bar - Mrs. Charles. Timer ed on the ledge at the First- one seen Buster? Send him School; and The Threesome, * 33 distinguished choral Moore, chairman, assisted Federal Savings and Loan home again, please? Mrs. Jack Nowlin, Mrs. Wil- voices from the Palm by Mrs. Allen S. Brauch, with Building, Two young ladies, liam Van Taarsveld and Mrs. Beaches. Mrs. James Erwin as morning Nw$eriesf employed there, were retur- Fellowship Luncheon Ray Siefrit. captain, Mrs. Brauch, after- * Chosen as the chorus in ning from lunch, saw brightly Served at Open Door Music for dancing will be the Christinas production noon captain, and Mrs. Rich- colored Buster on the ledge. A fellowship luncheon was provided by Russ Hinds and "THE PRINCE OF IK. The Campbells. Attire is in- ard H. Wood, baking. PEACE" in the Koyal They asked the porter to served by the Gleaners of the Poinciana Playhouse. rescue the bird via a ladder. Church of the Open Door on formal. Special Services Chair- 980 N. Fed. Hwy. Later a neighbor told Mrs. Palm Sunday after the morn- Reservations may be made Ed Melvin, manager of the The Palmer Singers . . Ed Palmer, director Boca Raton Chamber of Com- Boca Raton Holz where the bird could be ing service. by calling 399-1966; or wri- plus found. The affair was held to ting the club, P.O. Box 667,merce, attended the annual "THE RESURRECTION" ... in Glorious Climax! Ph 395-3636 When she wentto pick him enable members of the con- Deerfield Beach; or by drop- meeting of the Florida Cham- featuring The Choralaires; Ed & Ruth Palmer; Ray Morgan, baritone; Patricia up, the wanderer burst into gregation to extend good ping into the club on Federal ber of Commerce Executives Macaulay, pianist & organist; The Gold Coast Choir; Orchestra. . . Singing . . . wishes to several persons Highway. Reservations close which was held at the Dipli- Playing . . . Portraying April 26. THE VICTORIOUS HYMNS OF THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST going abroad and others lea- mat Hotel in Hollywodd, Donation is $1.95 per No Admission Charge Neil Macaulay, Producer ving for the Worth, a spokes- Fla., April 12 through 15. man said. person. Delightful Banquet Dinner . . . 6:00 P.M. Phone 395-2400 OWER MOWER at the i
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FEDERAL HWY., i lliiiiiiii POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA BR CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY 499 N. Federal Highway Phone 395-5665 1 J Thursday, April 19, 1962 THE BOCA RATO.H NEV/S 3A significant emotional distur- Mrs. Brownlee bances and new methods of helping these children. Elected Pres. Dr. Henry Bissett, a psy- chologist in Boca Raton, dis- wrs. i*'. L. Brownlee was cussed the normal develop- electedpresidentof the Boca ment of the child. Raton Elementary School 'Pa- Dr. Charles Taffell of i»'est rent Teacher association D Monday night. alm Reach, also a psycho- Others elected included logist and director of the Mrs. T. w. Ashe, first vice °alm Reach Guidance ("en- president; Mrs. <". H. Osborne, ter talked about the Tenter second vice president; Mrs. and the work done there. Leon Weaver, third vice pre- A question and answer pe- sident; Mrs. Amos Whiteman, riod followed. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Members voted to give $25 John Carlo, recording secre- to each of the three teachers tary; Mrs. Richard Robinson, attending the F. E. A. cdn- CLOSED treasurer; Mrs.w ilma Shipp, vention in Miami. historian, and Mrs. lames Boca Ciuft * Patio] FRIDAY Sterling, parliamentarian. Dr. William Jackson and HOON til 3 Newton Drews were named Baxaat- > In Officers will be installed to the auditing committee. Observance at the May meeting. Mrs. James Sterling, pre- 20 S.DIXIE HI&H\NP\S \ Mrs. ^'alter Grenell intro- sident, conducted the busi- 600D FRIDAY Harold Turner, Democratic candidate for the Palm Beach County School duced the three doctors who ness session. Board, will be guest of honor at a coffee April 24 sponsored by the Demo- conducted a discussion on mental health of children. cratic Women's Club of Boca Raton. Miss Shirley Rediger (left) and Mrs. Refreshments were served by M , Amos Whiteman, Nicholas Bishop, chairman of the coffee, met with Turner this week to dis- r>r. Raymond ^illinger, rs chairman, Mrs. Thomas West cuss plans for the affair, to be held at Brown's Restaurant from 9 to 11 a.m. Roca Raton psychiatrist, spoke about the child with and Mrs. Haven Schecengost. Seacrest Scenes Three Tennessee Williams Plays Produced at Seacrest Friendly Family Stores dresses them up RV RICHARD T.OWr, Friday and Saturday, April 13 and 14, the Playmakers presented "An Evening with Tennessee Williams" on the ...keeps your budget down Seacrest stage. The entertainment consisted of three one act plays by the Dulitzer prize winning dramatist: "This Property is Condemned", "The I.ady of Larkspur Lotion, " and "The Case of the Crushed Petunias". The first play depicted a Thelastplay was a come- young girl who lives in the dy, a sortofallegoryin which past, and in her imagination, a young man ' ^lvin ^nnis^ EASTER FdRY©UNGPE depicted by Ann Rreslauer. representing "life fncorpo- The story was developed by raied" teaches an inhibited hhe r conversatioi n withh England storekeeper, Mowbray. sandy Freligh was Miss simple 'Nancy Malone1* the stage Manager for this to "live". The other charac- JUNIOR BOYS' play. ters were T-owell Hostetler as * * 6 the officer and Caroline TWOSOME' The second play showed a Duncan as Mrs. Dull. All the projection of the leading actors in this play were mem- ,„ SUIT character in the play above bers of the Seacrest faculty. as an older person, as well Sandy Zuckerman was the as her male counterpart The Stage Manager. o « « story involved The entire production was 94 two people in • directed by Alvin ^finis; a dirty room - technical direction was pro- ing house, ? vided by Tim Lynch, ^dith both living in sands was Assistant Director. 6 their imagi- Robert Foster of the class of nation; tiie • 1961 took charge of lighting CHILDREN'S WHITE woman thinks: and Madeleine Kroon was she owns a; House Manager. HAND SEWN GLOVES • Same fine quality plantation in: # * 0 Fashion styled double Milliken fabrics Brazil "look- Dick Long Last week the son AM. woven nylon gloves in fresh usually found in more ing outontfie Mediterranean white. Quality sponsored a short story con- expensive suits Sea. " Across the channel she workmanship & test; the deadline for entrance can see the white cliffs of fabric. Sizes 2-7. A man-tailored 'Two- was April 16. The winner will 1.00 Dover." The man believes some' suit he can wear so be announced in the forth- himself to be a literary art- coming issue of the SQUALL. many ways. Fancy pat- ist and calls himself Anton The judges will be fourmem- terned sport jacket with Pavlovitch Chekhov. Miss bers of the English depart- JUST SAY: contrasting solid color Mary Mayfield and Tod ment- Miss Marie Tuck, CANDYLAND slacks in Spring's newest Bryantplay these characters; Miss Nancy Malone, Thomas Blair Burns plays the land- colors. In sizes 6 to 12. Kubeck and Gordon Kramer. lady. Marie Tozzolino was the Stage Manager. she absorbed a love of colors, EASTER Come in! See our # « 4 she has exhibited at a Boca at Grants, your friendly complete line of Jean Hunt to Raton Art Guild show, 'she family store. Take 30 boys' quality suits. is a member of the Guild * days... or months to pay. and at the outdoor shows held NOVELTIES Exhibit Paintings No money down.i under the banyan tree. DOUBLE YOUR SAVINGS! BY BEATRICE LANDRY She moved to Roca Raton All kinds of Easter eggs, bunnies, chicks. Jean Hunt, talented local two and a half years ago Fresh! Made with the purest ingredients. FOR VALUES ...GIVES YOU artist will have "her" day GRANTS ...KNOWN from Hypoluxo Island. Mar- Solid milk chocolate eggs, jelly eggs, here Saturday April 21 when ried to Enoch W. Hunt, they GREEN STAMPS her paintings will be on ex- have two children. Lisa and malted milk centers. Many, many more... hibition at Ray Kohl's Office Enoch II. by the pound, piece or colorful packages. and Art Supply Store. When she completes her Jean will appear in person series of paintings of scenes Wrapped solid chocolate egg and demonstrate her painting from the Bahamas, Mrs. Hunt Assorted jelly eggs__ technique from 1 to 4 p. rn. plans to paint some French Mrs. Hunt started her pain- scenes. Treasure Hunt Eggs with toys each ting career while recoupera- pach scene is a new inspi- Freckles—candy-coated eggs pkg. ting from a serious illness and ration, she smiled, and she said she found an entirely Speckled eggs, malted milk just can't wait to start each centers bag 39^ "new way of life." new picture, ^ach one is an She has done many murals adventure which leads to a Solid Chocolate Easter Package_pkg. 39* in various cities and prefers new field of beauty, she said. them in soft pastels but also Easter Marshmallow Novelties—pkg. 25? does vibrantly colorful oil paintings. She prefers realism Newcomers Club To Meet in her paintings and finds it Luncheon and card games particularly delightful to will be featured at the mee- paint the gay Caribbean and ting of the Newcomers Club native Bahamian scenes. of Boca Ratonto be held April Jean was brought up in Ar- 26 at the Barefoot Mailman gentina and California where Hotel at noon. LITTLE GIRLS' SWEEP SKSRT LAST MINUTE NYLON SLIPS SHOPPERS!! fragrant beauties Y@yr Best is! . . GAHOEM1A PLANTS * Sturdy Long Stock Grafts * Vh. Gallon Container ( * Large, sparkling white blossoms GIFT SHOP Full skirts with ruffles or Framed against deep green foliage 71 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY 395-2566 tiers, embroidered bod- Lush plants that put Spring in Open Friday Evenings ices with elasticized back your home, chase Winter drab- for close fit. In crisp ness away. Healthy young plants 00 white, for sizejs 3 to 6X. already potted in rich soil. Get Closed in observance of several at Grant's low, low price. 6ood Friday 12 - 3 p.m. 3 BOCA RATON Watch for our end-of-season sale starting April 23rd 5th. AVE. PLAZA J # 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1962 CURV-INN Dining timm Entertainment RESTAURANT AIK CONDITIONED broughtaboutbyhis miracu- Pre-Teen Movie 550 N. FEDERAL HWY. Defray Playhouse to Present lo us little fairy, Tinker Rell, PHONE 395-9925 The Community Build- an elfin sprite who buzzes ing will be the scene of * Breakfast * Lunch * Dinner Special Children Matinees busily about like a hopped- the monthly pre-teen up firefly, movie Friday night at 7 * Curb Service * Cacry-Qui Service formancesare scheduled for like" Never, Never Land" p.m. April 24 thru April 29 at 8-30 Peter's home is "Never, itself, "Peter Pan" a thing Jerry Lewis will star p. m. "ntire production will Never Land", and is described Carry-Out BROASTED CHICKEN of youth and joy and lasting in a comedy entitled be staged under the direction in songs as being "ninety memory for the "young in "The Bellboy." The of J, Stuart Warrington. miles beyond the moon, Large % 1% Large Yi $1.00 heart" of all ages, will be setting is a plush hotel "Peter Pan" is the story of where dreams are born and presented at the Delray Beach in Miami, and the laughs a boy with amazing accom- time isneverplanned." since Playhouse with special Child- inevitable. plishments. For one thing, nearly every human being An added attraction ren's Matinees on April 21, he can fly; for another, he feels a reluctance to grow will be three color car- 22, 28 and 29 at 2:30 p. m. simply refuses to grow up. aw ay from his childhood, the toons. Admission for Regular A dult evening per- He possesses a lusty enthu- appeal of PETER'S philoso- the entire evening is iurs.-- Fri. - Sat. - Sun. phy is pretty near universal just 10(|:. A Festival of Song, siasm for valiant warfare with Dance and Laughter/ pirates led by the ferocious and accounts for the endur- I»»I,YET«! HERBERTS "*^ Captain Hook and renegade ing popularity of "Peter Pan". Indians -- always, of course, The whole show itself resulting in glorious victor- "throw fairy dustonyou," as TECHNICOLOR'•HUttM BY tutu vox wm/m cn-i ies ... and a great many ELECTRIC GIASS BOTTOM BOATS Peter does on the Darling narrow escapes, usually MARK TWAIN'S children when he teaches THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN FHiSH SEAFOOP them to fly with him to Never, Never Land (where hearts Astronaut Richmond Talbot (Tom Tryon) is surpris- 500 N. Federal Highway hi CinemaScope ami METROCOLOR DAILY fly on wings, anyhow ), And ed by the appearance of a girl from outer space Pompano Beach, Fla. how does PETER fly? Simple, starts Mon. Frank Sinatra "Sergeants 3" ..HE LOBSTER FOOL (Dany Saval) aboard his moon-bound space ship in THURSDAY, APRIL » he tell the other children — Walt Disney's "Moon Pilot," now showing at the Beachwcty Shopping Center Tel. 941-6955 LUNCH Fanners "you think lovely, wonder- Cinema in Shoppers Haven. 806 N. Pedural Highway Pompqno Beach ful thoughts and away you Omelette (ham- egg-potatoes) 55$ Featuring - DINNER Meat Loaf Marty Carroll will appear with Creole DflllCC IViHY SATUHOAY NIGHT D PRIME RIBS of BEEF in the title role of Peter an. Spaghetti_ 584 American Legion Auditorium wendy will be played by Dinners ..... 2.95 Fran Allerton, and the fero- FRIDAY, APRIL 20 160 N. W. 2nd St. Boca Raton cious Capt. Hook by Frank LUNCH 2 Fried 9:00 till ? Leahy. Eggs with Home OTHER DINNERS . . . 1.95 up Music by the Sunny side rs Fried Potatoes 454 Admission - 5©4 per person BOCA RATON DINNER Fried SPECIAL EASTER BUFFET DINNER Filet of Sole - 6 to 9 P-M. NIWS Mashed Potatoes ever PHONE 395-5121 -Com 754 t}AHny£ • ' • y night OPEN THE Published every THURS- imI!*.iiH? except Monday DAY at 34 S..E. 2nd St. SATURDAY, APRIL 21 YEAR 'ROUND by Eoca Eaton News, LUNCH Creamed RALPH CHICK & The STARKNIGHTS Inc., Oliver B. Jaynies, Chicken over Perfect For * Bob Scott at Your Parties pres., Ward Risvold, Biscuit 554 Group Singing the Piano Bar * Distinctive vice-pres. DINNER Pot Roast at Piano Bar Catering Facilities WARD RISVOLD with Noodles 654 * Dancing Instructors •OPEN 4 PM to 1AM Publisher Every Monday Nite Nightly Exotic SUNDAY, APRIL 22 Bev & Blake Ward DOR! 7 A JOHN OPEL ALL DAY Closed Mondays Editor Roast Turkey - BESERYATIONS CALL 278-2008 FOOD - FUN H. CLAY RILEY Dressing - &~ just west of Hwy. 1 Between Boca Baton and Delray Beach - DANCING Advertising Manager Cranberry Sauce *»** Annette and Tommy Sands star in Walt Disney's Entered as Second Class MONDAY, APRIL 23 "Babes in Toyland" now showing through Sunday FREE PARKING 2,000 CARS OPENS 1:45 Matter at the Post Office LUNCH Franks at Boca Raton, Florida, at the Delray Drive-In Theatre. Championship Polo & Beans 394 Dec. 1, 1955. Sunday, April 22,1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert TTrum- DINNER Meat Loaf pompnno BEBCH NOW! MEMBER mond entertained for cock- with Creole 2:00 - 4:00 Florida Press Association tails Friday honoring new- Spaghetti 584 -110. f EOE HB t HIDH UIB V 6:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 National Editorial Ass'n. mm mm comers Mr. and Mrs, George IT'S OUR HAPPY EASTER HIT! IT'S LAFFLOADEDt Boca Raton TUESDAY, APRIL 24 Splane of Birmingham, Mich. IT'S ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! Chamber of Commerce DRIVE-IN THEATRE LUNCH Turkey POLO GiOUMBS S. Federal Hwy. Pan Pie 454 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Pubik Notices Deerfield Beach 3 Miles West of Boca Raton By carrier in city . . . DINNER Baked NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Chicken with Rice 58< Walt DisneyS 10 EASTER EGG crafiiiiig 50.00? CHILDREN'S MATINEES 2=30 ANUL2I-22-28-Z9 ve-r-ge-/ All Children accompanied "TON 6:3o • by an Adult or Parent are eligible m for the BIG SIARCH! SOUND of MUSIC, INC, , This Station *.•* Reg. 129.95 Reg. 269.95 195 the WILL BE NOW 239" V-M Stereophonic High- MAKE MUSIC SOUND CLOSED Fidelity Consolette is THE WAY YOU LIKE IT. especially designed to Only V-M has the unique bring the pleasure of 'TONE-O-MATIC LOUD- In The console-quality music NESS control which pro- Observance and fine furniture beauty vides high and low tonal to those music lovers who balance at all loudness wish to devote a minimum levels. Of of space to their music GOOD reproducing equipment FRIDAY V-M FEATURES WITH FASHION'S NEW FLAIR Reg. 279.95 1. The Famous V-M 4-Speed Noon 'til 3 Voice of Music High- Automatic Record Chang- NOW 95 Fidelity stereophonic er. J?44 musical instruments look 2. New Automatic Manual- as wonderful as they Play Feature sound. Top-flight design- 3. Dual-Channel Push-Pull ers created the functional- AC Power Amplifier and ly beautiful cabinet; front- a Dual-Channel P re- rank audio engineers de- Amplifier veloped the advanced 4. Super Speaker System equipment housed in it. 5. Space for FM-AM Radio MOWBRAY Here you have cabinet Tuner or Multiband and components exactly Shortwave AM Radio SHELL SERYICE STATIOI matched . ! Tuner 1930 N. FED. HWY. BOCA RATON OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM PHONE 395-9916 Thursday, April 19, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A COLONIAL LIQUORS 2515 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY vmTout'coacrA^ AJU 5J|B4Y|JifU THE FINEST SANDWICHES IN TOWN On U.S. Highway 1 Between Defray and Boynton PltOri|S di? H OPEN 8 till 8 DAILY . . . CLOSED SUNDAY ' The First Time at this AYLWARD Ridiculous Low Price Black & White Aylward Promoted GRANT'S or Ballantine's GRAND 8-Year-Old To Cadet 2nd Lieut. Master Sergeant Charles OLD PAM Scotch William ("Bill") Aylward of SCOTCH Georgia Military College of 99 Milledgeville, Ga., has been FIFTH 49 Reg. 6.95 promoted to Cadet 2nd Lt Reg. 8.60 HFTH FIFTH Bill is a freshman at 4 5Reg. 7.15 G. M. C and plans to transfer to the University of Florida NO NO in the Fall to major in en- Usher's HUDSON gineering. LIMITS SCOTCH LIMITS He is the son of Mr. and GREEN STRIPE BAY Mrs. L. E. Aylward of Royal FIFTH Palm Road and the grandson SCOTCH BILL'S... 4.49 VAT 69 4.69 SCOTCH of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rauler- CUTTY SARK .,5.75 DRURY'S 3.99 son of S. E. First Avenue. J & 8 ,5.99 PIERS 3.69 Mr. and Mrs. Raulersonare 49 pioneers of Boca Raton. They 469 AMBASSADOR 4.69 JOHNBEGG 4.19 DE WAR'S 5.89 fifth Miss Lynn Krsuitwald, center, was crowned "Queen of the annual Teen Town settled here in 1905. HFIFTH MANY, MANY USHER'S 4.69 4Reg. 6.95. Bazaar" for the second consecutive year. She received her crown from Miss MORE ON SALE! Diane Jacobs, Miss Teen Town of 1962. Taking honors as "King" is Bill Local Resident Reg. 6.95 WHITi HORSE 5.29 Eubank.-Kerry Koen Photo SEAGRAMS ^69 Opposes Tax Bit! Blends QUARTS CANADIAN CLUB SCHENLEY il Strong opposition to the OR TOWN CLUB 2.89 tax bill now before the U. S. CARSTAIRS 3.99 IMPERIAL 3.39 Senate is expressed by Mrs, CORBTS 3.99 SEAGRAM'S RECREATION WHIRL Josiah N. Bacon in a letter CALVERT 3.49 to Sen. George Smathers. KING 3.99 BY BEVERLY RUSSING fascinating experience, ^any business. Next Saturday mor- Mrs. Bacon, who lives aj THftEi FIATHeilS 3.99 v.o. IMPORTED 8 year old; Take one large portion of of the kids were old hands at ning at 9:00 at Roadman 1235 N. P. Fifth Aye., says teen-agers, a generous a- their duties — they had been School they will hold the that her views are shared by PARK & TILFORP 3.99 mount of energy, an abun- down that road before. The first leg of their Annual "gg many of her friends and asso- 99 new ones learned quickly. Hunt. At 10 they move over Golden Wedding 3.99 QEC475J dance of hard work, sprinkle D ciates. with clowns, ballons, prizes, Bemie Jezercak donned his -to Memorial ark to hide the Chief opposition to the new P.M 3.99 4 FIFTH Finest Canadian games, and sore feet and you clown make-up once more, remainder of the 3, 000 eggs tax measure is a provision have the makings of a first and Willis Manning and Rick and distribute prizes to all requiring financial institu- 8 YEAR OLD class carnival1 This recipe Crawford were initiated into the prize egg finders. To tions to withhold 20 per cent FULL QUARTS BOURBONS FULL 9UART was used several times over the clowning act for the first our way of thinking, this is from interestor dividends due OLD KX> PROOF withmuchsuccess at the Ro-time. DeDe Jacobs did her growing upatits very best — individuals as an income tax VIRGINIA GENTLEMEN 4.99 ECHO ca Raton Teen-flge renter's usual fine job handling the and Jim Rutherford has every credit. Mrs. Bacon points out FITZGERALD money, and Cary Kammei - right to be proud of "hiskids." BARCLAY'S 3.99 •Spring Kazaar last week. in her letter thatmany retired 1. W. HARPER SPRING Seeing this operation from man and Fran Galio took The Roca Twilighters sang Floridians depend on these JIN BEAN 4.49 the inside out was indeed a turns lining up the booth "HappyBirthday" to nine of sources of income for their OLD FORESTER SOURSON workers and running the show of their members Saturday very existance but do not CABIN STILL 4.69 in general. at their monthly birthday have sufficient income to BELLOWS CLUB 4.69 49 T.ynn "rautwald and Rill party. This Saturday night make them liable for any 99 "ubank were presented with will bring an evening of fun income tax. This means that ANTIQUE 4.69 . 6.25 $25 savings bonds for selling featuring films, cards and the government will have the reg 6.95 4 the largest number of advance refreshments. If you are 40 4 SUNNY BROOK 4.69 funds of these people for as sale tickets, and Sandra or over, come to the Com-long as 16 months, she con- Briggs was the lucky winner munity Building at 7:30p.m. FULL QUAUT FULL QUARTS tinues. BOURBONS of the bicycle. Terry Morris and join in the happy time. " S urel y there m ust be som e liUOgfliigfiilEl Seagrams - Giibeys • SIGNATURE of s. w. 7 Terr, was first other way to collect income FIFTH Schenley Gordons place winner in the yo-yo C of C Attracts taxes from the evaders with- igffSICEY • FUHHSTURE contest, with Lester Moulder out disturbing the economics WALKERS DELUX 4,19 « AUTOMOBILE and Lee Bishop copping se- New Residents of responsible citizens, " Mrs. G.T. STAGG 3.69 GINS 3.99 cond and third, respectively. Definite evidence of the Bacon said in her letter. QUART BARCLAY'S 3.79 Prompt Service There is no end to the story 69 success of the Chamber of Tn a recent report to Flo- I.W. HARPER 4.69 QUART CALVERT GIN 3.99 of Boca's teen-agers. They Commerce's efforts to attract no sooner end one project rida newspaper, Sen. QUART MiLSHIRE 3.49 RELIABLE new residents is contained in Smathers said there is a good EARLY TINES 3.79 3 than they are deep into an- a letter addressed to Ed QUART FLEISCHMANN'S 3.89 LOAN SERVICE w deal of opposition to the tax other. ith the sound of the Melvin the Chamber mana- ROYAL 2.89 16 S.E. 1st Avenue merry-go-round still ringing bill which was passed by the FULL QUARTS Blends VERMOUTH Large ger, which message was sent House. Most of the object- 395-3644 in their ears they will dive by a Mrs, V. M. Gust of OLD TAYLOR 4.49 FLEISCHMANN'S PFD. 4.49 MARTINI & ROSSS 1.99 right in the Easter egg dying ions, he said, are to the 20 Michiganwho will make her per cent withholding tax on OLD FORESTER 4.49 BELLOWS PARTNERS 4.69 NOILLY PRAT 1.99 home in Boca Raton in the interest and dividends. The FOUR ROSES 4.79 STOCK 199 near future. Boca Raton News has been ANCIENT AGE 3.69 CINZANO 179 Thanking the Chamber for SEAGRAM'S 7 Crown 4.69 informed that a number of QLD CROW 3.69 R8CCADONA 1.39 its promptness and courtesy other letters to Sen. Smathers in answering her inquiry, Mrs. objecting to this provision Qist added "your letter con- have been written by resi- taining such vital and perti- dents of this area. nent information made us very happy and brought our Florida savings and loan plans to a definite conclusion officials have expressed the on where we would settle in belief that passage of the tax Florida." bill with this withholding JUST ARRIVED Dresident i^en Higgins, provision in it would be a commenting on this latest of severe blow to the state's e- BIG SPECIAL ! FULL QUART several similar letters, said conomy. They also point to CORDIALS COURVOISIER "We are conducting a well the tremendous burden of ex- On All Imported CGRiY'S SHERWIN-WILLIAMS planned campaign to attract tra accounting work it would COFFEI more people to live and place upon financial insti- BLENDED BANANA COGNAC r 75 work in Boca Raton. The tutions and other firms ma- WINES IRANDY king interest or dividend WHISKY CRIME Be MEHTHE Black Asphalt Base letter from Mrs. Gust, along CREME De CACAO The Finest with others, indicates that payments to individuals. SLOE GIN 5 our campaign is bearing Persons who can show that ANISETTE Driveway Topping fruit," IMPERIAL PIFMERMiNT HEUlLIiN'S they will have no federal in- SCHNAPPS come tax to pay may file an Blended SOCK & RYE COCKTAILS 6.95 - 5 Gal. Can Births exemption certificate and KUMMEL u p would notbe subject to with- WHISKEY Also Available In r. and Mrs. dwin Wil- holding, one objector points APRICOT 2.99 FULL liam Young Sr., of 2175 N. E. out; but a person or couple CHERRY 0UART 1 Gal. Can At 1.95 Third Avenue, Boca Raton, which has a small tax to pay KING SIZE PEACH announce the birth of a son, might have many times the iRANOIiS SMIRNOFF John Bruce, born April 6 at amount withheld. Your Sherwin Williams Bethesda Memorial Hospital. Vadiie Dealer in Boca Raton Mrs. Young is the formej The tax bill may be under BEER N.E. 20th St. Phone 395-0122 June Rose Wheeler. consideration in the Senate forsome time yet, according to reports from Washington. Mrs, Bacon has urged that 6-99* other residents write to their WHERE TO FIND IT ... Florida senators expressing FUU QUART their opinion of this provi- Phone; Boca Raton 395-1811 , sion in the tax bill. CABIN STILL BANK FINANCING DE NEVE COIFFURES HAPPY AUTO SALES Shampoo & Set $3.00 The Boca Raton News has Permanents $7.50 up already gone on record as Home of Happy Sam's Used Cars Phono 399-0922 10 E. Palmetto Park Road 5105 North Fediyal Hwy. being opposed to the with- Re* 6.25 & Old Dixie Highway Pompano Beach, Florida holding measure. Boca Raton, Florida Frederick's Shopping Center - - 86 Proof JKrk m A Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Post Office Box 550 KITCHENS BY D FULL 'f'el. 395-0800. BAKER'S WOODCRAFT BOCA RATON eruchi, 149 s. w. Seventh HNMM O49 ERIC KOHTZ Service, Quality & Designing NURSERY Street, Boca Raton, announce GALLONS Plumbing and Heating 751 N.W. 1st Avenue •' the birth of a son, Donald i 353 NO. FEDERAL Hill W FIFTH Contractor Boca Raton Vernon, born April 11 at Be- CRIBARi 1 N.W. First Avenue Phone 395-3616 Your Hometown Nursery thesda Memorial Hospital. Boca Raton, Florida BUS Baker Geo. Stalllnga 3 for $10 Plant Mgr. Sales Mgr. PHONE 395-4740 Mrs. Peruchi is the former IMPORTED mmm 3.39 Joyce Ann Blizzard. 6A THE BOCA RATON NEV/S Thursday, April 19, 1962 Youth Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. William iiilsi^iii; Attend* Passion Play Whitacre. Members of the Metho- Funds for the trip were dist Youth Fellowship of earned at a spaghetti the First Methodist Church supper held at the church will attend the Passion earlier this month. Play tomorrow at Lake Wales. They leave early Fri- day morning and return WmSmm'SSIiWmMMMWtm m^Sm?M^mmmmmMm:m-v:: Saturday. The group will stay overnight at the Circle F Dude Ranch. save : Smm;mKm0Mmf:Wm:MMmm\WMmmm M:mEvmim^m In the party are Tina $ Kelley, Norman Borchardt, Pike, Ohio, a suburb of Dick Caron, Lynn Apsley, *100- 2 dairy specials PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. APRIL 21, 1962! Libby's Zesty Flavored Land O'Lakes Salted or Unsalted Sweet Cream Butter.... l£; 79e Tomato Juice . 41:,:;: $1. Breakfast Club Grade A Florida Libby's Pineapple-Grapefruit r Urge Eggs...... £ 49c $ Swift's Famous Allswect Fruit Drink ... 6 ^r 1. For Ham Sauce, Try Libby's $ Margarine, iJ- 27c Swift's Kraft's Tasty Cheese Spread Fruit Cocktail. 51» 1. Premium Libby's Tasty Bartlett '• Shank Portion Cheez-Whiz 'jr 67e Pear Halves .. 4 *!2 $1. A. ) Libby s Yellow-Cling SMOKED Peach Halves . 4 *£ $1. } HAMS Libby's Green Garden Sweet Peas .. 5 *J2 1. Libby's Flavorful Cur --—A YONNAISE:*:? $ Green Beans . 5 i™ 1. Buff Portion or Whole Libby's Cream Style Ib. 45c Golden Corn .. 6 US S1. Libby's Famous Deep — Brown Beans . 6 Western Pink. Meat EXTRA ! CANTALOUPES LEG-O GREEN STAMPS LAMB 300 EXTRA with purchases of $10 or more 400 EXTRA with purchases of $15 or more with purchases of $20 or more (Limit 1 per family . . . expires Sat. Apr. 21, 1962) nnimini»iiii>Miiiiiniiiiiriiiiiiiii mi »• „ . # Ocean Spray whole or jellied cranberry PET EVAPORATED sauce ... STAMPS with (his coupon and purchase of: LUSTRE-CREAM HAIR SPRAY SET IS Aluminum Foil for Cooking—Reynold's (Dry & Bleach, Super Soft, Regular) MILK 14-o». QQ$! plus size * * tax C8ns wrap... « (expires Silt., April 21, 1962) MU0# ' 8 Swift's Sale of Sherbet or 5 (limit 8) Armour's Star Famous * ice cream $ 1. Nabisco's Famous Vanilla lam What Am ^ 2 Rath's Black Hawk Hickory Smoked wafers . .'P c35 U.S. HIGHWAY 1 Srrietmann's 8-Pack Zesta Sliced Bacon.... ib 59 d 5fh. k¥L saltines. V6c 31 Orange Band All Meat lb RATON m Herman Wieners Brach's Famous Brach's Colorful Easter Brach's Favorite Braeh's Tasry Treats Brach's Marshmallow Jelly Bird Eggs Assorted Hoiiaw-MoIJ Assorted Styles MeSIowcremes Easter Mix Fruit & Nut Chicks 8s Easter Rabbets Easter Baskets bag *J "£"•• 29* Chocolates 8AJTHE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1962 left recently to spend the D. Garbrick Receives Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Corcoran Lions to install School Menus Mrs. Eda Moeckel summer in South Hamilton, FS'J Scholarship Services were held Use the Classifieds Mass. At Annual Meet Week starting April 23 Tuesday morning at Kraeer David K Garbrick of Roca BOCA RATON SCHOOL Funeral Chapel for Mrs. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN— Installation of officers of Raton, a student at The Flo- Monday - School closed. Sda Moeckel, 80, of 520 Some of the ailments that respond favorably to the Boca Raton Lions Club rida State University, has re- Tuesday - Sloppy Joe N.W. 12th Avenue, Boca chiropractic care fire: will be held at the annual ceived the Cadet Merit Rib- on bun, potato chips, Raton, who died Sunday ARTHRITIS SCIATICA jpvra A i ftBBT TUA11 banquet Saturday, April 28, bon Award for "exceptional cake, milk. at Bethesda Memorial ASTHMA MJMBAGO ®K' ALBBKI IHAU in the Boca Raton Hotel and service during the academic Wednesday - Macaroni Hospital with the Rev. NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St,, Orchid Sauare year 1961-62" from the Air and meat casserole, cole 2ugene O. Krug, pastor EPILEPSY AIXERGIES Boca 395-5221 Club. slaw, bread and butter, of St. Paul's Lutheran To be installed for the 1962 Force ROTCunitat F. S. U. He is a member of the Cadet lemon ice box cake, Church, officiating. -'63 term are David *she, milk. Stock Picture Frames p Wing Drill Team. Mis. Moeckel came here president; eter DiCecco, Thursday - Baloney Garbrick participated with three months ago from Del- snei Framed Mirrors first vice president; John and cheese sandwiches, the drill team when they won ray Beach where she had Walters, second vice presi- hashed brown potatoes, been a winter visitor for Jennings Picture Framing the recent all Florida Drill ice cream, milk. 20 years. dent; Sam Acquilana, third Competition with the Uni- 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 vice president; rtiarles She is survived by her versity of Florida Air Force daughter, Mrs. George L. Fracker, secretary and trea- ROTC Drill Team. J.C. MITCHELL SCHOOL surer; Frank liberty, lion Monday - No school. Freeman Jr., of Boca Raton. tamer, and Toseph Damateo, AlbertJ. Bibeau Tuesday - Barbecue on tail twister. bun, crackers and vege- Funeral services and Funeral Mass was said burial will take place in Also Eric Kohtz, lohn Saturday at St. Joan of table soup, sliced peach- Stockbridge, Mich. Matteis and Max Hutkins, Arc Catholic Church for es, milk. oymm two year directors, and John Albert Joseph Bibeau, Wednesday - Beef stew Lunger, one year director. 50, of 374 N.H. Fifth with vegetables, hot bis- Public Notices "Avenue, Boca Raton, who cuits, raisin cake, milk. Two year directors conti- Thursday - Spaghetti CITY OF BOCA RATON nuing in office for one year died Thursday at his resii- PALM BEACH COUNTY with meat and tomato BOCA RATON, FLORIDA are Fred Jungbluth and Tho- dence following a sudden sauce, tossed salad, N_O_ TICE mas MacPherson. ^f" Eev. Paul Leo French bread, brownies, This is to advise that a 5% Max Hutkin, chairman of Manning, pastor, officiat- milk. penalty has been added to all Four pretty misses from Boca Raton are members 1961 Taxes remaining unpaid the banquet committee, said Friday — No school. of the Seacrest High School varsity cheerleaders. ed. on April 1st, and on or about the social hour will begin at Mr. Bibeau was a re- the 3rd day of May, I will ad- They are, seated, left, Diane Riley, and Edna vertise for sale all real prop- 7 p. m., dinner served at 8 tired hardware store own- Arm and and Donat, of erty, the taxes upon which Young; standing left, Dana iVlucri, and right, Sue followed by dancing. er and a member of St, Gardner; three sisters, shall not have been paid. Beasley. -Kerry Koen Photo Joan of Arc Church. Mrs. Lucy Zyles, Fitch- give customers the kind of He is survived by his burg, Mass.; Mrs. Lil- J.H. Gibson, Tax Collector MAY WI rtiLP YOU wife, Mrs. Claire Bibeau, lian Buslawich, Hudson, City of Boca Raton, Florida service they want. " Publish: April 5, 12, 19, 1962 So. Bell to Conduct Boca Eaton; two sons, Ohio; Mrs. Yvonne Babi- Proof of Publication 334 North Federal Hwy. Phone 395-575: Similar post card canvasses Albert Jr., Gardner, Mass.; neau, Gardner, and four are planned for other areas and Dr. Robert Bibeau, grandchildren. Tost Card' Canvass where Southern Bell Tele- Eiloxi, Miss.; three daugh- Kraeer Funeral Home of rom Ft. Lauderdale JULY 6th phone Company operates, ters, Mrs. Diane Fagliaro, Boca Raton was in charge Many telephone customers Hanson said, "we'll mail a purpose is to find out Mrs.' Jane Grove, both of of arrangements. GRAND TOUR of in Boca Raton will receive a double post card to each whicn* customers have com- Deerfleld Beach, and Miss Burial was in Boca Ea- post card from the telephone customer. The cards will be piajnts so that the company Lynn Bibeau of Boca Ra- ton Cemetery. company in the next few mailed within the next five can try to remove the causes ton; five brothers, Louis days, asking for comments days. We hope that everyone of these complaints, of Barre, Mass.; Roland, Public Notices EUROPE and criticism of telephone will take a minute to fill out of Winchendon, Mass.; "That's ourmost import- the return half of the card Raymond of Keene, N.H.; LEGAL NOTICE 63 DAYS ESCORTED TOUR service and the company that ant job - giving customers NOTICE is hereby given that and mail it to me. the undersigned, under the pro- SAILING ON MS ORAKJE provides it, according to H. the kind of service they de- agent, or his attorney, or it will "We're not necessarily become void according to law. visions of Section 865.09, RATES FROM $1298.00 V. Hanson, manager for sire," Hanson said. "We'll Florida Statutes 19S7, will Southern Rell Telephone seekingcompliments, " Han- April 6, 1962. register with the Circuit Court, CALL 395-mm son points out, "if any of our contacteveryonewho replies /S/ Leon F._Weaver in and for Palm Beach County, (Company here. unfavorable and make every Admi"nrstratoT~of the Estate Florida, upon receipt of proof of Hanson calls the project a customers have criticisms, of Edward Rothe, deceased. publication of this notice, the effort to clear up the source fictitious name to-wit: "post card canvass". we would like to know them. Leon F. Weaver BOCA RATON TRAVEL of his dissatisfaction. " DECORATOR'S MART "Tn making the canvass, " Commentslike these help us Attorney at Law 18 S.E AVE. BOCA RATON 169 Palmetto Park Road and that the party Interested In P.O. Drawer 8 said business is as follows AGENCY Boua Raton, Florida Public Notices Paul LoBlanco JOAN M. EVANS ERIN V. GARDNER Publish: April 12, 19, 26, May Dated: April 10, 196 2 PUBLIC NOTICES IN COURT OF THE COUNTY 3, 1962. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM Publish: April 12, 19, 26, and CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK NAME LAW BEACH COUNTY, STATE OF Furnish Proof of Publieation May 3, 1962. ORDINANCE NO. 18 Public Notice is hereby given FLORIDA. AN'ORDINANCE OF THE CITY that the undersigned intend to IN PROBATE 15844 OF UNIVERSITY PARK, FLOR- register with the Cleik of the IN RE ESTATE OF IDA, DECLARING THE INTEN- Circuit Court of Palm Beach WILLIAM H. CUMMINGS, SH. TION' OF THE CITY OF UNI- County, Florida, in compliance Deceased. VERSITY PARK TO ANNEX with Section 865,09, Florida Perfect For Today's Home Furnishing Ideas . . CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UN- Statutes, the fictitious name of NOTICE OF INTENTION TO INCORPORATED TRACTS OF FIXIT under which we are en- MAKE APPLICATION FOR FINAL LAND TO THE CITY. gaged in business at 182 North- DISCHARGE (Probate Law 1933) west 13th Street, Boca Raton, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- WHEREAS, the owner of a ma- Florida. CERN: jor portion of certain tracts of /s/ Maurice A. Oldre Notice is hereby given that land, hereinafter described, /s/ Dorothy C. Oldre contiguous to the territorial William H. Cummlngs, Jr. and limits of the City of University Publish: Boca Raton News. Cyrus Curtis Cummings and April 5, 12, 19 and 26, 1962 W.H. Hallman filed their final- Pant, Florida, in unincorporat- report as executors and admin- ed areas within Palm Beach istrator, respectively, of the County, Florida, has requested IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S estate of WILLIAM H. CUMM- the City of University Park to COURT, IN AND FQR PALM INGS, SR., deceased; that they annex said lands to the City so BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA filed their petition for final dis- as to become a part of the City; PROBATE NO. 18752 charge, and that they will apply and to the Honorable Paul T. Doug- WHEREAS, said lands are con- IN RE ESTATE OF las, County Judge of Palm tiguous to the City Limits and ROY G. HENDERSON, Beach County, Florida, on the contain less than ten (10) regis- Deceased 7th day of May, 1962, for appro- tered electors, and Chapter NOTICE TO CREDITORS val of same and for final dis- 171.04, Laws of Florida, Acts charge as executors and admin- of 196 1, permits annexation of' All creditors of the estate of istrator of the estate of WIL- Roy G. Henderson, deceased LI/M H. CUMMINGS, SR, de- contiguous territory. are hereby notified and required ceased, on this 6th day oi NOW THEREFORE, BE IT to file any claims or demands April, 1962. ORDAINED BY THE CITY which they may have against COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF said estate in the office of the William,Hj_ Cummings, Jr. UNIVERSITY PARK, FLORIDA: County Judge of Palm Beach William H. "Cummings, Jr. Section__l. The City through County, Florida, In the Court- Executor th~ City Commission, does house at West Palm Beach, Cyrus Curtis Cummings, hereby declare its intention to Florida, within six calendar CyruT'Surtrs Cummings, amex to the City of University months from the date af the Executor Paik, Palm Beach County, first publication of this notice. W.H. Hallman Florida, at the expiration of Each claim or demand must be W.H. HallmanT as Adminis- thirty (30) days from the final in writing and must state the trator, of the Last Will and passage of this ordinance, the place or residence and post Testament of William H. following contiguous unincorpo- office address of the claimant Cummings, Sr, deceased rated tracts of land In Palm W.H. Hallman Beach County, Florida, to-wlt: and must be sworn to by the Attorney for Executors A portion of land situate, lying claimant, his agent, or his at- 131 Northeast First Avenue and being In the South One- torney, or it will become void Boca Raton, Florida Half (S 1/2) of Section 10, according to law. PUBLISH: Boca Raton News Township 47 South, Range 42 March 24, 1962 East, more fully described as April 12, 19, 26 and May 3, 1962 follows: Matilda Mae Henderson The East One-Half (E 1/2) of the East One-Half Sffi A¥E, SHOPPING: PLAZA- iOCA RATON: : •: N. Federal Hwy. at 20th' Street & 5th Avenue Phoie 395-4122 (Also Located in Shoppers Haven, Pompano Beovh. WEATUMZIN® Entries by two local students at Seacrest High School were prize winners in the Kiwanis Art Show GENERAL ELECTRIC last week in Del ray Beach. The photograph entered by Tod Bryant (top) titled "Together" won first APPLMANCEH place. Second place went to Kerry B. Koen with the photograph below. BIG 12 LB. CAPACITY Family-sized wash foods, up to 12 pounds of dry clothes are token in stride ... washed gently and thor- ELECTRIC oughly clean. Average and small bads are bandied equally we!!. mm SPUD AUTOMATIC FILTER-FLO' Here is the washing system that cleans and recleans wash DRYER water removing lint, sand and $ Needs only US-volt power to operate soap scum. Absolutely cannot eiog. Dispenses detergent, too. # Big capacity lint trap empties easily WATER SAVER © Matching FILTER-FLcPwwher Set Load Selector for small obl« er large loads and proper amount ef water is automat- ically provided to match load during wash and rinse. Teen Talk Teens Prepare for Annual City Easter Egg Hunt Sat. BY BZENICE JACOBS aurtdry Cart Here comes Peter Cottontail hopping down the bunny- trail The New To hide all the eggs for each little girl and male. • AUTOMATIC HUMIDISTAT turns WITH THE He'll be hopping down unit on and off at the humidity PURCHASE OF Boca way early Saturday 3:30 p.m., Saturday, April level you dial. morning to scatter 3,000 28, will be headed for the brightly colored eggs in "Let's Dance" television • SPILL-PROOF WATER preparation for Teen program, in West Palm CONTAINER Town's Easter 2gg Hunt. Beach. This new and Each Washer • BAYBERRY GREEN, WHITE The hunt is to be held at different series has honor- GRILLE Ro adman ed the Boca Teen-age School at Center by asking us to or Dryer 9 and Me- be the first teen organiza- Removes Up to 4 Gallons* # m o r ial tion to appear on the Park at show. "Let's Dance" can 10. Clowns be seen from 5 to 6 p.m. Of Water from the Air, Per Day • and bun- on Channel 5. *In a 24-hour period at 90% F and 90% relative humidity nies will be there Immediately following to assist the television show, the the excit- teens will crowd into the ed hunt- Bemice cars and head for Carefree. ers and Carefree is a recreation Miss Teen Town will center featuring bowling reign over the proceed- lanes, a movie, coffee Bill. Room Air Conditioner ings. She will also shop, T.V. room and game award the prizes to the room. With Year Around Heating — Cooling lucky children who have The air conditioner that cools and heats, too! Precision manu- tracked down the largest May 5, Seacrest Prom factured in the world's most modern air conditioning plant number of eggs or the night, will be reserved specially marked ones. for junior highers and and designed fo give you Hie exact balance of heating, cool- $ sophomores at Teen Ing, dehumidiiication and air filtration necessary for a true That night the Jesters Town. The sounds of the feeling of comfort all year 'round. Offers flexibility of instal- will play at Teen Town Jesters will again reign lation in either lower sash windows or rhrough-the-wall. from 7:30 to 11. Twenty- Over all. ' Admission is five cents for members 25(t for members and 249 and fifty cents for guests 50$ for guests. is your ticket to hear this great band in action. Dr. Grenell to Fantastically success- B1U. Room Air Conditioner ful was the Spring Bazaar, y;.;* Held this past Wedness- ¥lil> WITH ¥1111 MOUND HEATH®«000018 day through Saturday, its Dr. Walter Grenell, lo- success was due to many cal surgeon, will be among @ 2 System Heating—Economical Heat Pump, reliable hard-working members of a group of Florida busi- resistance heater. Teen Town; the cheer- ness and professional • Easily Installed—Fits sash, casement windows or throtiqh< . • ful clowns - Willis Mann- men visiting Europe next the-wall. ing and Berrde Jezercak month, © Automatic Temperature Control—Holds cooling or heat- who sold balloons and He will leave New York ing level. small toys - and last May 8 and fly to Paris, • Ventilation Control—Fresh air with or without heating, but not least the many Prague, Moscow, Warsaw, cooling. .-^ visitors to the bazaar sast Berlin, Copenhagen, who enjoyed the 16 booths then back to Paris, and six rides. Teen Town While on the tour, Dr. gives a large vote of Grenell will visit with thanks to you all! doctors of the various ALL PRICES INCLUDE countries and cities and The money made on the tour their hospitals and 1. installation (Wlndow-Waii-What Have You?) # Spring Bazaar will go to- clinics. 2B Wiring 3. Permits wards Teen Town's Has- The tour has been ar- ter Egg Hunt, Youth ranged so that Florida 4. I Year Free Service 5. S Year Warranty on Sealed Unit Scholarship Fund,sponsor- business and professional ship of the "T" ball men will be able to meet team, sponsorship of the their foreign counterparts Teen Center's Softball in each place visited and 5TH AVENUE SHOPPING PLAZA team, and a contribution discuss business, profes- 'y to the 4th of July Fire- sions, or science develop- NORTH FIDEiAL HWY, AT 2OTH ST. AND 5TH AfE iOCA RATON works Fund. ments. The trip will take 20 ^ HAVEN STORE IN POMPANO iEACH A caravan leaving at days. Thursday, April 19, 1962 1 Boca Raton Will Meet Gold Coast All Stars Undefeated Boca Raton ton. children accompanied by will meet the Gold Coast The Rev. Paul Leo an adult. There will be All Stars in the season's Manning announced today one egg with a prize of polo finale Easter Sunday that an Easter Egg Hunt $50 awarded by St. Joan at Royal Palm Polo will be held at 2 p.m. at of Arc's Church to the Grounds. the Polo Grounds for all lucky finder. Captain George Oliver, 9 goal star, will announce the Gold Coast team line- Announcing the Opening of up after practice sessions in midweek. RADIGAM'S BARBER SHOP Be Held Here in May Boca Raton will fea- The Boca Raton Police ing broad jump, running ture the season's leading SPECIALIZING IN Benevolent Assn. will broad jump, shot put, and scorer, Harold Barry, 9 CHILDREN'S AND sponsor its third annual softball throw. goal long ball hitter. MEN'S HAIRCUTS Junior Track and Field For boys 12 and 13 The game will be spon- meet for boys and girls 8- years old - 50-yard dash, sored for the benefit of SHOESHINE AND 13, next month at Memo- 65-yard low hurdles, 100- St. Joan of Arc's church MANICURE SERVICE rial Park, Tentative date yard dash, discus throw, and school of Boca Ra- ALSO AVAILABLE for the meet is Saturday, high jump, pole vault, May 12. standing broad jump, Harold Barry The annual city wide running broad jump, shot affair is expected to draw put, and softball throw. Leads Scoring PROMPT, FRIENDLY SERVICE wide interest from the For girls 8 and 9 years Harold Barry was once many youngsters who will old — 50-yard dash, and 151 S.E. fiftST AVI. BOCA RATON be participating. The again the big gun at Royal softball throw. Palm Polo Grounds Sun- OPPOSITE KWIK CHEK meet will be broken into For girls 10 and 11 three age groups, 8 and 9, day as he led the Boca- years old, 50-yard dash, Dallas team to an excit- 10 and 11, and 12 and 13. high jump, standing broad Medals will be awarded to ing 12 to 11 win over Mil- jump, running broad jump, waukee. first place winners of softball throw, and 65- Harold Barry, working along the boards, heads toward midfield in last Sun- each event, while ribbons day's game at Royal Palm Polo Grounds. Barry led the scoring in a game Barry, pushing his sea- yard dash. son total to ,40 goals with will go to second and third For girls 12 and 13 which saw Boca-Dallas win a nip-and-tuck 12-11 victory over Milwaukee. — place finishers. his five goal effort Sun- years old - 50-yard dash, Kerry Koen Photo. day pulled away from Del Preliminaries will get high jump, standing broad Carroll who added two WELCOME TO DELRAY BEACH underway at 10 a.m., with jump, running broad jnmp, Light Lities at Njght goals to his season rec- the finals being held at 2 softball throw, and Pony League ord of 32. p.m., and the presentation yard dash. The first call for Pony In the high scoring game of awards immediately Entrants will be limited Bocn Fish Sweepstakes Top League will be heard before 2000 fans, Co-cap- GOLF COURSE and DRIVING RANGE following. to participation in four this Saturday afternoon tain Don Beveridge scor- Events by age group in- events. Entry blanks for at Memorial Park when ed two goals for Boca- 18-HOLE PAR60 clude: the affair can be obtained Topic for Local Anglers 13 and 14 year old boys Dallas. Del Carroll gar- For boys 8 and 9 years at the Police Dept. or at will be asked to report. nered two and co-captain BAILY GIIEEN8 FEES old — 50-yard dash and the Recreation Center. By Don Day Here's a little advice if Any boy whose 15th Russell Firestone Jr. hit softball throw. Applications should be This column is dedicat- you happen to be out Fish- birthday falls on orafter one through the goal posts. SINGLE PLAY 10-PLAY BATE For boys 10 and 11 returned to the Recreation ed to the waters and fish- inS and Robert and Flo August 1 of 1962, is For the losers, nine goal years old — 50-yard dash, Center no later than Sat- ermen of Boca Raton. In Young come along. Stay eligible to play. stalwart George Oliver $300 $V0 65-yard low hurdles, high urday, May 5. the weeks to follow we'll as far away from tnem as All boys interested in scored 8 goals for the su- jump, pole vault, stand- Further information con- give you the tide data, possible, because Flo playing Pony League preme effort of the date, cerning scheduling of best catches and a has a bad habit of always baseball are asked to while his team mate Rob- CR 8-3716 events, etc., will be given story or two. catching the largest fish report to the Pony Lea- ert Wickser at No. 1, Ray W. ATLANTIC AVE. AT BARWICK ROAD as the meet draws clos- And we'll bring you up around. We had to find gue field at Memorial Harrington at No. 2 and er. to date on the best fish- out the hard way. Park at 2 p.m. Saturday. Benny Gutierrez at back, ing, in the best waters, Bring spikes and glove. scored a goal each. 158 Sweepstakes by the best boatmen and The ocean fishing is Next week a 28 goal greatest fishermen in the picking up. There are lots Softball Meeting and a 26 goal handicapped Entries Received world — the Boca Raton of dolphin being caught. team, will meet in the fishermen. If you don't Dolphin will strike on al- The second meeting of season's finale for the Proof that the fishing think they're the greatest, most anything you have — the Adult Slowpitch Soft- benefit of St. Joan of is good in and around ask one! trolling a mullet, small ball League will be held Arc's Church and School Boca Raton is evidenced pieces of cut mullet, tonight at 7 p.m. in the of Boca Raton. by 158 entires in the This week the big news feathers and jigs. Also Recreation Center on West being hooked locally are local Fishing D erby is the s am e as last week: Palmetto Park Road. Sebring Race Date Set which embraces from the The Boca Raton Fishing a few sailfish, king and The playing rules will most common fish to the Sweepstakes. An outgrowth snapper and a fairly rare be discussed for the 1962 Saturday, March 16, very rarest and from the of a contest started last type grouper — some- season, along with the 1963, is the date set for tiny to the gigantic, ac- year by Bill Kane at the times called the Snow league schedule which is the 13th annual Grand Grouper. Prix of Endurance — the cording to Bill Kane, Boca Tackle Shop, the slated to begin the first M0REEVi:&VTHINf, EXCEPT chairman of the tourna- contest has been greatly Last Saturday we caught Monday inJWay. Sebring 12-hour endur- OF £ VEKI 1 nIWU MAINTENANCE ment. expanded this year. Much two Snow Grouper weigh- ance race — according to credit for the expansion ing three to six pounds. Alex Ulmann, director The winner for this Little League Play and organizer of the race. MORE COST-FREE, CARE-FREE CRUISING week was Warren Rogers, goes to the Boca Raton The catch was made in about 400 feet of water The date is subject to Jh« bugaboo of boating is maintenance—and in the Hatterit 744 N.W. 7th Drive, Chamber of Commerce and To Start April 30 it's trimmed to th« bone. The new fiber glass hull gives long the Junior Chamber of using cut bait. ratification by the Fede- Boca Raton, who entered ration Internationale d' lasting, quieter operation. Fiber glass hulls and decks art sum- Commerce. Little League Baseball less-won't swell, shrink, or crack, frequent painting is a thing a one and one-half pound Automobile, governing pompano caught in Boca The beach fishing is is scheduled to begin of the past—your Hatteras is "wash 'n wipe"-that'j all, all over. Co-sponsors of the body of international . . . And you can say goodbyt to leaks, dry rot, loos* fastenings, Raton Lake on a sand really getting good when here April 30 with a 7 Sweepstakes — and also motor racing. rust and corrosion. flea. His prize was a half due a good share of the Paul Capp can get six p.m. game at Little Lea- pound spool of 20 pound credit - are W.T. Grant pompano weighing from gue Park. We'd be delighted to have you come aboard and two to two and a half Six teams are now being Drews; Leturmy Lawn Ser- monofilament line. Leader Co., Lewis Brothers vice, Jim Lockwood; see. for yourself — the incomparable features ol in the bridge division is a Hardware, Western Auto, pounds. The best bait for selected. Team sponsors FUSSY this fish is the sandflea and managers are: Boca Causeway Lumber, Rex the hatteras -41 and 34. 22 pound four ounce snook Winfield Card and Gift about or a half-ounce yellow Moss; and Slks Lodge caught by David W. Glo- Shop and B&D Pool Ser- Raton National Bank, man- 2166, Dick Hines. welch marine, inc. ver of West Palm Beach. vice. Official weighing feather or jig. Paul was ager Dave McDonald, your car? using sandfleas. PIER U FT. LAUDERDALE The fresh water division station is the Boca Tackle First Bank of Boca Ra- Subscribe To is headed by P. Barnes Shop. ton, William Day Jr.; JA 3-9644 of Hillsborough Beach The Boca Raton News Get the right muffler Boca Raton Lake has Boton Sport Shop, Newt with a three and three- The Fishing Sweep- been providing a few pom- m for your make and quarter pound bass from stakes is a good thing for pano for local anglers, model of car installed the Loxahatchee Reserve. Boca Raton. It will be a as well as the Intracoas- Other entries demon- by an expert in just lot of good clean fun for tal Waterway. The jew- strating good catches anyone who likes to fish. fish, snapper, drum and 15 minutes were R.F. Freydberg's You don't have to be a redfish or spot are al- amberjack of 39V2 pounds, pro to win. The first ways a lot of fun on light at your a seven and one-half-foot week's prize went to a tackle. You'll do best sail landed by Nash Kel- young chap who caught with live shrimp or mullet. ly, Dr. Vance's 25 pound and registered a fish king, William Fuller's 25 that was four inches long The snook seem to be pound king, and A.P. Gu- ... so everyone has a hitting best at sunset or maer's 12 pound king. chance. late at night. You "meat Cap. Edwards entered a fishermen" should use nine pound dolphin, James • live bait, but for sport try Young several snapper, Entries included every- the white feather or plugs. Peter Weber a 12% pound 1 thing from a two ounce snook, Mrs. Weber a ll /: fish that defies identifi- pound snook, Scott Schne- Midas mufflers are cation to an 80 pound berger, Arlington Heights, shark. Incidentally, sharks GUARANTEED for at 111., a 28 pound barracuda, and rays are not eligible long as you own your car. James Robertson a five for the contest which is pound jack, Steve Briggs, for gamefish caught with POMPANO BEACH a 14-inch filefish, Adolph hook and line. Cohn a six pound six The Fishing Tourna- BOCA RATON 1484 South Federal ounce pompano, Don Day ment is open to all with- DIVISIONS * BOAT a five pound seven out charge and will con- By: Reid Simmons 942-3023 ounce snook, C.W. Davis Dan Borgioli CHAMBER of a 24-inch Jack. tinue with weekly prizes ^ BRIDGE & BANK (Salt) until the end of May. Many city dwellers are COMMERCE caught up in a commut- * FRESH WATER er's trap, but their plight and JAYCEES is child's play compared to the commuting sched- BIG PRIZES IIK ule of William Henry FRANK COULSON Pratt — better known as for EACH DIVISION Boris Karloff. REGISTER ANY FISH... In the process of keep- WEEKLY AWARDS $45 WORTH ing up with his "Thrill- 1st. PRIZE OF TACKLE er" series, Karloff, a to be made from $27.50 WORTH - RAMBLER Quiet, gentlemanly sort 2nd. PRIZE OF TACKLE whose specialty is Registration Lists Seder chills and thrills, shut- $15.00 WORTH tles back and forth be- 3rd. PRIZE OF TACKLE tween Hollywood and his * Size of Fish DELRAY BEACH London residence - a 12,000-mile round trip. Makes No Register and Weigh your Fish at. . ~)t Complete Body You'll find it no trip Difference SERVICE at all to SOUTHERN TV Weekly SPECIA1ISTS INC., but you will find $3 to $5 Awards BOCA TACKLE SHOP mi Point Shop the most solid TV buys in the area. A new Ad- 451 E. Palmetto Park Hd. 395-0969 Selection of lew 1962 miral is the answer to The Following Firms are Co-Sponsors of FISHING SWEEPSTAKES your viewing need and W.T. GRANT LEWIS BROS. CO. WESTERN AUTO THE WIN FIELD I! and D _Bnicks and Ramblers prices on this popular COMPANY HARDWARE ASSOCIATE STORE CARD and GIFT POOL SERVICE, INC. make are as low as SHOP HIGHEST 213 H. Fed. Hwy. Defray Beach, F!a. $129.95 at SOUTHERN Fifth Avenue Plaza 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. Boca Raton 334 N. Fed. Hwy. 395-0422 395-2442 Shopping Center 479 N.F. 20 St. 395-5757 TV INC., 1927 NO. Fed- 395-2322 395-2949 TRADE-INS! Telephone CR 8-3292 eral Highway. Phone 395-4666. Thursday, April 19, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS HA No Action Taken on ALTERATIONS TRANSPORTATION APARTMENTS FOR RENT loughery's Request DRESSMAKING, Altera- BUSINSSS Girl needs FURNISHED Apt. across HONES FOR SALE _ $q. action has been tions, all types of Sewing transportation from Boca from Golf Course in new by experienced Seam- Boca Raton News Classified %'aken en a letter received Raton to Wilton Manors, duplex. Light, clean, airy. stress. Call 395-5275. GZ kitchen, TV. 343 2. by Witiam Lamb, city Ft. Lauderdale, daily, (486-5B) Royal Palm Rd. (995-19E REAL ESTATE LOTS FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE manager, from Fire Chief .except Sunday. Leave 8 tf) John Losghery asking ac- SEB VICES ,A VAILABLE~. a.m., return 5:30 p.m. Call FOR KENT or SALE VEKY desiraoie residen- FTJFN. or unfurn. 1 bed- 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. tion to relieve him 'of the T.V. Antenna Installations 395-3266. (57-20B) UNFURN. 2-bdr, 2 bath, tial lots in Boca Raton room. Split-level, one duties af cemetery sex- Guaranteed to improve roorr apt. Also efficiency. Fla. room, central heating. Hills sub. All improve- Travel Opportunities Eeautiful location, con- block off Intra-coastal. ton. your reception. Reasonable. 3543 NW 2nd ments paid. Low initial Sacrifice, $19,500. Ph. venient. 101 NY* Pine payment. Balance easy Lamb said he had no ADAMS T.V. and SHIP YOUR CAR NORTH Ave. To see pick up key 395-5151 or 395-0655. Circle, Ph. 395-4567. at 3667 NW 2nd Ave. monthly payments. Write recommendation to make RADIO SERVICE $75. (18-19Etf) (975-18Etf) Phone 395-5246 f465-3Btf) Box 651, Boca Eaton, Fla. at piesent and the sub- Bonded Reliable Drivers or call WH 1-0613. (536- (53-20P) HOMES FOR RENT BOCA EATOK ject is under his con- Boca Raton Travel Agency DUPLEX, Ideal for doc- 7-14.B) MODERN GRINDING 18 SE First Ave. UNFURNISHED 3bedroom, 251 N.W. 9th St. sideration and study. He Day- 395-1414 Nite 395-0482 tor, lawyer, dentist, Nur- SERVICE 2 bath, Fla. room, near GRACIOUS, Fla. living at said he discussed with (10 1-2 IB) sery School or Beauty par- 802 N. Fed. at N.3. 6 St. town, beach, $135. perlor. Can carry for less HOMES FOR SALE modest cost. This spa- Chief Loughery a possi- cious custom built - pool WE SHARPEN: SITUATIONS WANTED mo. Ph. 395-5151 or 395- than cost of offi.ee space. MAKE AN CF.F.EE bility of assistance or Knives Shears 0655. (976-18Etf) Tel. 395-0979. (37-20Btf) WILL SACRIFICE FOR & patio home — for sale possibly a substitute. Carpenter and Garden Tools COOKING, light cleaning, QUICK SALE. BEAUTI- by Savings & Loan Assoc. Lcaghery, who has been Saws — Rotary Blades care for children. Best UNFURNISHED 2 bed- ATTENTION FUL 2 bedroom, 1 bath - has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sexton since 1948, reluc- (28-20Btf) references. Day and room, 1 bath, closed ga- Contractors & Engineers home in Chatham Hills. modern kitchen - living room, lge. closets & many tanfcy asked to be reliev- evenings. Boca. Call 399- rage. Fla. rm. walk to 100' HIGHWAY Frontage, 321 N.E. 28th Rd. Tel. LOST AND FOUND 2087 after 6 p.m. (74-21B) beach & town. $110. pel deep, building, for lease 395-26.47, evenings anc" extras. All rooms face ed Jf the sexton duties screened patio & pool - and responsibilities due BLUE & Yellow Parakeet mo. yearly. Ph. 395-5151 by year. See J.C. Mitchell week-ends. (925-17Btf) or 395-0655. (45-20Btf) & Sons, 22 South Federal lot & outdoor patio beau- to Us work on the fire answers to "Buster" ROCruS FOR RENT tifully landscaped. vicinity of Winfield Park. Hwy., Boca Eaton. Phone $1,000. BELOW COST depirtment, growth of the LARGE room, private Talks. Our pet, please re- Semi-Furnished 2/2 Flori- 395-4711. (99-21B) EY Owner, Corner lot, PRICE $22,500.00 bath, private entrance, city and population in- turn. Reward. Call 395- da room, patio, drapes & new 3 bedroom, 2 bath down payment, $2,250.00 near all conveniences. crease. 2098, Holz. (76-21P) carpets. Yearly. Winfield Use the Classifieds house, storm awnings. balance one long term Call evenings, 395-0655. mortgage - payments in- Fart of Loughery's Park. 481 N.E. 24th St. REAL ESTATE FOR See at 100 Kingsbridge LARGE DIAMOND Broach, (43-20Btf) (79-21P) St., Eoca Eaton. (999-19- cluding principal - inte- mspy duties as sexton lost in vicinity of Ft. TRADE OR SALE rest — taxes & insurance- FULLY furn. 2 bdr. house, 22E) include keeping records Lauderdale & Boca Eaton. Large twin hotel room - 2-BUSINESS lots facing can be as low as - $150,00 very good location, rent or sales and ownership Liberal Reward. 395-1756. Separate entrance private Gulf of Mexico at St. per month. Monday thru reasonable, w/or without NICE 2 bedroom home. of burial plots and certify (6.3-21B) bath near 5th Avenue George Island, Franklin Friday - phone Miami, Fla. lawn care. 330 N.E. 2nd 221 N.W. 10th St., Boca s&te records, Plaza. Summer rates. Men County, Fla., adjoining FE 7-4051, Mr. Shapiro. PETS St. or call 395-4697. Raton. Handy to every- preferred. Call 395-0398. proposed $100,000. Casi- (82-20B) jamb said Loughery's AN 2AST2R gift uie (78-21B) (73-21B) where. Priced to sell no, value $7000. lefcer has not been pre- whole family can enjoy, 3 bedr. 2 bath - furnished quick. When the Univer- seited to the City Com- Siamese kittens 8 wks.old, LARG E nicely furnished 1 RESIDENTIAL lot, sity is built, price will MOVE IN w/twin beds, private or unfurnished — 742 En- 100x150 - 1 block off the nvssion but might be box trained. Ph. 395-5555, field St., Boca. CR 6-6133. go up. See owner next Pompano 3 bedroom, IV: bath & entrance, refrig. beach with rights - $3000, thought up at the Mon- or 434 Manchester St. (70-21B) door. (36-20Btf) bath, Fla. room, screened $12. per week. 434 Man- - 1/3 cash, balance 5 porch, dining room, partly «ay workshop meeting. across from Caribbean Keys, evenings. (95-21B) chester St; across from BRAND new 2 bedroom 2 years, OR WILL TRADE OWNER transferred. Sacri- furnished, wall to wall, ""MISCELLANEOUS Caribbean Keys, after 5pm. bath home, new furniture Finest beach on West fice $2500. below cost, drapes, well and sprinkler. . for SALE English Bred Tiny Silver (83-21B) $150 month. Apply for key Coast of Fla. Improve- Waterfront, 3 bdr; 2 baths, Reasonable - owner 395- Toy Poodle. Will deliver APARTMENTS FOR RENT at builders - 425 NW 12 ments in — over 50 homes screened enclosed pool, 1219. (72-21B) Picture Frames, all types, Ave. Boca Raton 395-0081. all sizes, mats, also Easter morning. Boca now built. Will trade for central heating & air con- 395-2251. (56-20Btf) SPACIOUS, 1 bedroom, (71-2 IB) property in Boca Raton, ditioning, beautifully 2 bedroom home, central weathervanes, post signs; elec. kitchen, quiet loca- American flags, Jennings AUTOS FOR SALE REASONABLE Sublet Delray or Boynton Beach. landscaped, underground gas heat, awning win- tion, will furnish. 395- Write Box J, <%Boca Raton sprinkler system. Locat- dows, Fla. room, screen- Picture Framing, 110 E. 1960 SUNBZAM converti- 3287. (93-21B) price, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, Boca Raton Rd. Tel. Por-La-Mar section. Par- News. (91-21P) ed on canal, priv. dock, ed patio, $13,000. 3419 ble. Low mileage, excel- in Boca Harbour. Priced N.Z. 4th Ave. across from 395-1660. (667- lOBtf) lent condition, all access- ONE & Two furnished bed- tially furnished. 395-2864. LOTS FOR SALE (69-21B) at $25,000. See at 725 Lake Rogers Isles. Ph. ADORABLE Toy Poodles, ories. CH 6-6982. (81-21B) room apts. Also, an Effi- N.E. 71st St Ph. CR 8- 395-5555. (60-20B) A.K.C. Excellent Pedi- ciency. Cool & comfort- TWO Beautiful 2-bedroom 2044. (40-20Btf) ! 1960 T-BIRD, 22,000 able, monthly or yearly Royal Oak Hills NEW lge. 2/2 with ga- gree-6 /5 weeks old, Black miles, full-power, excel- homes in Boca Raton Ri- - 2 Male & 1 Female. 399- rates reasonable.39 5-0339. viera, close to beach, furn. Beautiful, Cor. Lot. BARGAIN! rage, porch, central heat, lent condition, original (86-21Btf) lge. dining-rm; value 3500 after 5 p.m. 395-0771. owner. Priced $200. below or unfurn. reasonable With many native oak and LOOK over 3 bdr, 2 bath (64-21,22B) yearly rental. For inspec- house at 2701 N.W. 2nd$17,800. Quick sale market. $2,395. 395-3287. Fev 2 EedR. & 2 baths palm trees. Any model $14,800. 680 N.W. 12th (92-2 IB) tion call Petruzzelli home may be built on this Ave. Boca Woods, then 52 YARDS oT Beige furnished or unfurnished. Realty, 395-0822. (97-2IB) Ave. Ph. 395-0753 or Tweed Carpeting. Used, lot. Owner ill, will sell call Owner and make off- One v.lth private bath & er. Must be sold this WE 3-9391. (972-18Etf) needs cleaning. Ph. 395-1956 CADILLAC, full entrance. Near shopping UNFURNISHED 3 bed- below present cost. 2577. (102-2 IB) power, $500. Ph. 395-5555 month. Ph. 395-0979. center & beach. 40 S.E. rooms, 2 baths, screened CALL 395-1183 (38-20Btf) A Real Buy or can be seen at 3419 7th St., Poca. (603-lOBtf) Florida room, built in (75-21B) 3 pc. Sectional Sofa, N.E. 4th Ave., across from Here is the barbeque - across from NE'AE NEW BOCA RATGFV Chair & Ottoman, beige. Lake Rogers Isles, even- FURN. 1 bdr. apt. Also, J.C. Mitchell School. CHOICii lut in Bermuda Nicest Compact High Chair, & Rocking ings. (94-21B) KIGH'SCllCOL Efficiency. Spacious, $135.00 mo. - 395-3860. Square, N.E. 10th St. be- NEW split-level home, 3 2 bedroom home in the Chair. 395-2561. ,(90-21B) (65-21B) Subscribe To comfortable. Week, month tween 4th & 5th Aves. bdr; 2 bath, lge. family rm. heart of Boca Raton. ODDS & Ends, furniture 117x106'. Sewer assess- The Boca Raton Mews or year, reasonable. El Move right in, priced right. Large corner lot to give and household items. Mar Apts; 4300 N.W. 3rd OFFICES FOR RENT~ ment paid in full, under Call 395-0265. (966-18Etf) you privacy, well preserv- Also, Rattan 7-piece di- HELP WANTED Ave. 395-2596. (958-17B) BUSINESS Space avail- $5,000. Tel. 399-1021. ed home with practically nette set. Haag Washer. able. Suitable for office (918-16,17,18,19B) CLCSE Cut, assuire new wall to wall carpet- After 10 a.m. 395-3054. SEWERAGE Plant Opera- CNE bedroom apt. furnish- or active business. 20x40. mtg. last 3/3 models, ing, drapes, refrigerator, -garage, porch, many fea- (100-21B) tor - Class B or C li- ed. See at 160 N.W. 3rd $85. per mo. Located at H'ATEPFFONT lot in sprinkler system and cir- cense. Apply immediately St; Boca Eaton. (978-18E) 148 N.W. 13th St. Ph. tures. Caroline Homes, cular drive. Must be seen NIAGARA Thermo-Cyclo- exclusive "Cove" 5th to Mrs. Hunn, Deerfield 395-1828 between 8:30 Section Lot 11, block 56. 1281 N.W. 7th St. Ph. to be appreciated. Price pad heat and massage Beach City Hall. (80-21B) EFFICIENCY Apts. yearly a.m. and 4 p.m. (3.4-20,21 395-0753 or WE 3-9391. for immediate sale. Call pad, time-intensity con- 10O'xll5* with seawall. lease, $75. a month. Park B) Owner needs some cash. (971-18Etf) for appointment. trol, gold color, new con-PART-Time egg candler, Vue Apts. centrally locat- dition. Sacrifice. $97.50. WAREHOUSES Fill sacrifice. 3P9-33P2. NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath previous training desired, ed in downtown Boca Ea* (875-15,16,17, 386 SW 2nd St., Boca Ra- but not necessary. Boca ton, at 111 Boca Raton 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. home central heating, ton, 395-0371. (68-21B) Eaton. Apply CR 8-2928. Rd. Call 395-4327 or 395- city sewers, extra lge. 20 S.E. 1st Ave. ceilings, 3 10x12 over- N.W. Corner 27th Ct. and Boca Raton, Fla. (98-21B) 5535. (980-21B) head doors, separate off- lot, built-in range & Anyone interested in 25th Terrace. A pp. 92x100. oven, lge. screened porch, 395-4044 HIGH School Girls (3) tel- ice 12x1.5,2 toilets. Prac- To close affairs, much less (89-21B) weight loss or cholesterol 1000 TRADING ST&S tically new building. no closing costs, price levels should be interest- ephone work, 4 hrs. daily, than cost. Ph. 941-5580. $14,000. 1199 West Pal- REAL ESTATE 9 ^ no experience necessary, FREE Plenty of windows, cen- (35-20,21,22E) ed in SAFFLOWER OIL. to NEW tenants with this trally located. Fh. JA 4- metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- If you are, phone CR 8- $1.15 perhr. Call 395-2896. 1818. (594-8B) LEGAL: Lots No. 7 & 8, (87-21B) ad. Stamps given weekly 7813. (238-47Btf) BUILDING Jots for sale in BOCA RATON RIVIERA. 3128 (Delray) for free thereafter with the pay- (150* x 120') home delivery of SAF- beautiful Country club Vil- REAL ESTATE LADIES (3) white, tele- ment of your rent. REAL ESTATE lage. Phone 395-1818 or LOCATION: 335 SPANISH FLOWER OIL capsules EF.FIC. $10.00 to 12.50 FOR RENT or SALE !, 89BHHHHHSHB9BSHKB g with 5 mg Vitamin BR. phone work, 4-hrs. daily, stop at office at entrance. COURT, BOCA RATON. no experience necessary, 1 bdrm. $L3.50 - 18.75 100- $ 1.59 Furnished or unfurnished REAL ESTATE " SACRIFICE $7990 « DESCRIPTION: 3 bed- 250 - $ 3.85 $1.15 per hr. Call 395-2896. 2 bdrm. $15.00 - 21.25 including utilities. Near 2 bedr. 1 bath, Florida 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 75x100 » rooms, 2 baths, Large 500 - $ 7.50 (88-21B) room - 12x27 Screened Owners Moved North a playroom, over-size 2 car playground, schools & garage, Living room over- 1000 - $13.50 TWO First class Machin- porch. 201 N.E. 28th St. Liquidating Call Friend for Key shopping. 395-4340 looking jalousied porch (77-2 IB) ists, 40 years old or Garden Apartments 395-4090. (66-21,22,23, • 24B) and patio. A 16 x 36 RULE GOLD Coast Exchange younger, must have own 290 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Estate Pool. tools, good steady year has for sale, fine used Tel. 395-5549 REAL ESTATE MUST SELL Well and sprinkler system. lorn ens and Girls cloth- 'round job. Apply in (5-19Etf) House has been complete- person, no phone calls. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, fur- WATERFRONT ! ly redecorated inside and ing, Antiques, Bric-a- Sjostrom Automation, Inc; OFFICES FOR RENT nished value $12,500. SPECIAL | out. Brac, and Antique Jewel- TRADE REALTORS 134 N.W. 16th St., Boca No reasonable offer PRICE & Terms: ry. Also taken on consign- Raton. (85-21Btf) Boca's Best refused. In Boca Raton. ment. 1807 Sample Hd. Business Address Have Royal Palm Lot. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths just $35,300. FIRM. Want business property. off the Intracoastal. Clean "across from Shoppers EARN $30.00 to $40.00 a * Store, office or Call Mrs, Landry 395-5121 $29,500 Present mortgage, Haven" (upstairs) Pom- Weekdays 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and neat as the day it was week in your spare time — desk space at completed. Priced realis- $5,800. Cash necessary. pano Beach, Ph. 942-0240. openings now for capable reasonable rentals HUTZLER REALTY Consult: (942-17,18-, 19,20E) See by appointment only tically at $21,500. IT'S ambitious women repre- 110 E. Palmetto Pic. Rd. Boca 395-1922 REALLY SOMETHING Marguerite Bishop, Assoc. SPECIAL - See it today, HUNDREDS and Hundreds senting Avon Cosmetics. _gg|OI!g_395-S75O Evenings: GOLD//COAST (§ of TOP V:ALUn STAMPS Write P.O. Box 1101, W. CRestwood 6-7371 Specials MACLAREN for anything of value that Palm Beach, Fla. Give SERVICES AVAILABLE 150 Feet A1A - Zoned R4 will fit in your car. House- street & phone number. Motel — Co-op — Corner Lot & ANDERSON, INC. INC, (96-21B) ©Screened Rooms 0 Re- 110 E. Palmetto Park Road wares, good used clothing, modeling-Carportes « Flor- 1 Block from Public Beach 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. Sale Price - 200 Front Foot Boca Raton PH 395-1333 Phone: 395-3042 men's, women's, children, SERVICES AVAILABLE ida Rooms • carporte en- bedspreads, drapes, toys, closures • Patios • Con- $28,500 Compare this — It's good Suns. & Eves. PH 395-1757 Phone Evenings: 395-0796 radios, clocks, furniture, crete Driveways » Gene- (EXCLUSIVE BROKER) Your HOOViR ral Contractor 0 FHA brie a brae, etc. THE INTRACOASTAL LYKE-NU SHOP, 1543 Terms • All work guaran- Zoned Business Feature House of the Week Vacuum Dealer teed » Licensed and Insur- Downtown Boca Raton- — 2 No. Dixie Hwy., Pompano. * Bags for all Makes ed « Free Estimates • Free ROYAL PALM Bed. House on 50 foot lot Open April 16th. (30-2SP) FEDERAL ¥¥ Plans zoned business. Property WM. C. PROWE, BUILDER alone worth sale price. # WANTED TO BU¥~ 6205 N. Fed. CR8-2888 740 Aurelia St. 395-2789 $9500 m Wanted Clean Used JACK A. BENSON o HOUSEHOLD GOODS — REALTY Re& Real Est Broker Will Pay Top Prices Deerfield Beach, Fla 503 E. Palmetto Park Road SI Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 SMALL 395-1682 Duke Home Furnishings HOME REPAIRS SPRINKLER SUPPLIES 2301 N. Dixie Highway, 10O% POLYETHYLENE PLASTIC PIPE Pompano Price Per 100 Ft. B01LDIS1S 1S62 MODELS •Painting ' 'A in. $3.45 \Vt in. $13.45 Buy — Sell - Trade CREST HOMES-AWARD WINNERS 1 (470-4,5,6,7B) • Repairs Kin. $4.9S IK in. $1S.VS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY o DRAPERIES AND LANDSCAPING FREE! 2 in. $23.95 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS • Cement Work 3 BEDROOM—2 BATH a THIS WEEK ONLY! LARGE SCREENED ROOF OVER PATIO. AFCO CENTRAL AIR Rutenberg TITANO Accordions CLAMPS CONDITIONING AND HEATING BY MASTER COOLING & Baldwin andLowrey Organs FREE ESTIMATES PER HEATING COMPANY - DISPOSAL - CITY SEWERS AND New Sartdia Model (ALL SIZES) DOZ and pianos — Rentals Any Time DAY or NIGHT $1 WATER-ON THE RIDGE-IN BEAUTIFUL BOCA RATON. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths I Free Sprinkler System Estimates under $1(5,750.00 Open Week Day 10 am-6 pm Quality and Service Guaranteed Monday 10am-9pm C«ai! 395-1797 CAN BE SEEN AT 401 AND 431 N. E. 43rd ST., 1 BLOCK including lot in NATIONAL WEST OF FEDERAL. ENTER AT N.E. 44th ST.-FQUOW BOCA RATON SQUARE WEBSTER MUSIC STUDIOS 24 HOUR SiRVICi SIGNS-BROKERS NEED NOT APPLY. 473 N.E. 20th Street MB N. W. IStk ST. — IOCA RATON, FU. Boca Raton 395-3935 Boot RatoR*s Oldest Well and Sprinkler Film MK'S COftSlUCTlOH CO. ALLAN & YORK Phone 395-1828 OF FLORIDA, INC professional instiuction After 4 PJVL Call 395-5434 393-1445-461 N. E. 44th ST., BOCA on all instruments 30 No. Federal Hwy., 395-1515 12A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1962 "Testing Programs" with par- Scouts Will Make Camp in Boca Raton Fulton Will Speak Home baked goods will be Dei. Stover Will ticular attention to the 1962 available Saturday April 21 Boy Scouts from Troop tonight in Boca Raton At PTA Meeting senior placement tests. in front of Grant's Store in 322 at Key Eiscayne are This will be followed by a the 5th Avenue shopping and expect to arrive in % scheduled to arrive here Palm Beach on Saturday. Show Polygraph "Problems Facing Educa- question and answer period. Center. '' * ••- tonight on the first leg Hach boy is carrying a Detective D. C. Stover of tion Tt> 3 For 11JS FULL QUART your best deal on an R0NR1C0 099 MmNmghtm 0 CANADIAN AUTO LOAN WHISKEY LOW COST: You'll find that our low rates will save you important money on the cost of financing your car. Get our figures; compare! HEAVEN CONVENIENCE: Repayment terms HILL FORESTER will be custom-tailored to your needs, KEHTUOKY geared to your convenience ! mmm 86 PROOF IMPORTED Open Friday SQUB iASH REG. 5.00 Eves 5 to 7 LAMFLIGHTiR Phone 395-2300 or PLYMOUTH HlUSLEIN GINS COCKTAILS BOCA RATON ROMS FULL QUART #:J VODKA GlifS FLEISCHMANNS NATIONAL VODKA GIN* 99 BANK On CAMINO REAL COHDIMS t# Reg. 4.95 FIFTH MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 3*11.75 Personals anniversary and Mrs, smith's birthday. The two couples Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baker had dinner at Patricia Mur- BOCA RATON NEWS and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith phy's Restaurant in Ft. Lau- observed a duarcelebration derdale. recently when the Bakers ce- Thors., April 19, 1962 lebrated their 20th wedding Use the Classifieds CLOSED h Oteenraice Of GOOD FRIDAY Neon to 3 f .•• Mark Tofano, right, retiring president of Seacrest High School Student Coun- cil, congratulates George Wolf, left, newly elected president, and Lynn Bush, incoming secretary. Both Tofano and Miss Bush are students from Boca Raton. -Kerry Koen Photo BOCA RATON Personals Three Boca Raton Women Mr. and Mrs. Howard p Elected Officers of DAR HARDWARE Gathered to study the final plan and specifications of the Art Guild Cultural HannayofTunison alms left Center recently were members of the building committee. Seated left to right, recently for "ort Crane, K Y. Three Boca Baton women L. R. Lewis, Boynton Beach, were E.M. Laird, Mrs. F. Byron Parks, Mrs. William Cassady, Col. Arnold Mac- They hope to return in the were among the officers elec- Mrs. Gladys G. Mattley, 1865 N.W. 2nd. Spadden, Howard McCall, John Shoup, Mrs. .Arnold MacSpadden and Dr. Joseph Fall but will be here by next ted recently at a meeting of Tampa, Mrs. Ruth nuborg AVENUE Cappetta. Tanuary at the latest. the Jonathan Dickinson Chap- Thompson, Alexandria, Vir- ter, Daughters of the Ame- ginia, Mrs. George Gorton, AT 19th. Mrs. William Cassady is Mrs. Otto F. Umann was rican Revolution. Racine, Wisconsin, and Mrs. STREET Guild Studies Final Plans building committee chair- hostess to a luncheon honor- The local women were Rollin Chartes, Albuquerque, man. ing Mrs. Thomas Russell. Mrs. G. I. Emerson, vice New Mexico. For New Cultural Art Center The 12th annual election Among the guests were regent; Mrs. J. R, Birney, Mrs. navid s. °ruitt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George PHONE Members of the building Center. ofofficers will take place at recording secretary, and Mrs. Claude Fletcher, Mrs. Harley Robbins and their, daughter, committee of the Art Guild Groundbreaking ceremo- a general membership mee- Bernard N. Turner, historian. 395-499O Tietz, Mrs. William E. *"ent, Usa, plan to leave their of Boca Raton met recently nies will be announced soon, ting May 1 at the Florida Others elected included Mrs. Charles stone, Mrs. Estates home after Easter and to study final plans and spe- according to Mrs. Arnold Junior Academy, 1675 N. w. Mrs. C Pmory Ham arm, Philip 13a vis and Mrs. RLchard head for Mt. Kelso, N. Y. cifications for the Guild's MacSpadden, Guild presi- Fourth Avenue, at 8 p.m. Roynton Beach, regent; Mrs. Erickson. new $100, 000 Cultural Arts dent. Mrs. F. r>. Ham is nomi- Norman B. Merkel, Boynton nating committee chairman Beach, chaplain; Mrs. T. E. and is being assisted by Mrs. It is reminiscing time at Knott, Delray Beach, corre- Oil Pointing - Water Color Rabert Kraeuter and Mrs. the home of the George sponding secretary; Mrs. Peter and Photo Frames James R. Connolly. Other Fowlers where they are hosts C. Duborg, Delray Beach, nominations will be in order. to Mrs. Fowler's long-time registrar; Mrs. W. B, Wheeler, friend, Mrs. William n. Jennings Picture Framing Membership area of the Art Delray Beach, treasurer, and STOKE HOURS: 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 Guild is geographically un- Haddock, and her husband Mrs. W. T. PIttman, Delray 9:30 to 5:30 limited, Mrs. MacSpadden from Hollis, w. Y. Beach, librarian. FKIDAY NITE 'TIL 9:00 As this is Mrs. Haddock's The officers will serve the first trip to Florida, much 1962- '63 term and will be IHE sightseeing is on the agenda. installed in May. DECORATOR'S MART "EASTER-TIME" 101 E. Royal Palm Road said. Group membership af- Mrs. Howard Maurer, 505 N. E. 20th ST Briny Rreezes, talked about fords access to the several in Downtown Boca Raton her family's camping tour BOCA RATON, ACCESSORIES ! group activities. NSID through 30 European count- ACCESSORIES!! Nominations and applica- ries. During their eight PHONE tions may be addressed to month trip, they traveled 395-5151 Mrs. Thomas F. Fleming Jr., 23,000 miles in a Volkswagon ACCESSORIES !!! membership chairman, P.O. Camper bus, visited in ten Box 1164, Boca Raton, Fla. homes in ten countries, and her husband attended 28 Ro- tary Clubs. She showed mo- vies they had made in Yu- goslavia. She said they met many European business and pro- fessional people. Since only END OF SEASON middle and upper classes own cars, and American tourists and students fill the hotels, Puropeans who travel must camp. Not everyone ibey met spoke English but "sign language and a smile will carry you anywhere, " she 3 DAYS ONLY said. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Guests at the meeting were Mrs. R. L. Easterday, Culver, Tndiana, • Mrs. Frederick L. Dippery, Delray Beach, Mrs. On Easter Sunday, come to church ... come to worship and rejoice •.. to by: W.P. BEBOUT Let's have a few words this week about dreams. OFF Everybody, it is claimed, dreams. Some just don't remember. Dreams don't happen in' DRESSES • BLOUSES a flash as is popular- ly supposed. Some are of fifteen or more minutes duration and may occur • SKIRTS several times nightly. LINGERIE During a dream the body is usually motionless and, strangely, only the eyes move. Much as though we SWEATERS SHORTS were spectators in a mo- vie, our eyes move to watch the action as it un- folds. Dreams occur at the peak of the sleep cy- BELTS • PANTS cle — from deep slumber to near consciousness. Your dream of financial security can become a ROBES nightmare if you lack the protection of adequate insurance. Whatever your need in coverage - fire, % FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON theft, auto, liability - MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. look for safe, sound pro- All Nationally Advertised Merchandise tection at sensible cost at W.P. BEBOUT, 701 CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN No. Federal Highway. Phone 395-4334. ALL SALES FINAL at Si, 1st. Ave. and £. Royal Palm Rd. THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- HOLD HINT: Grease new enameled pots with butter to prevent Hie enamej from cracking and chipping when first put to use. 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 19, 1962 So. Bell Installs 'Safety Circle Check' A new safety program for 1962 called the "Safe- ty Circle Check" has been inaugurated by Southern Bell in Florida, H.V. Hanson, manager here for Southern Bell, reported. The Boca Raton Ministerial Association, representing the following This check will consist of making a complete cir- Churches of traditional Christianity, invites you to select the Church cle of each company of your choice and attend its services. vehicle before driving away, checking for child- ren, tricycles, animals All churches will be open between the hours of 12 NOON — 3:00 and other obstructions (3OOD FRIDAY ^•M> f°r Praver and meditation. Services will be held as listed which may cause acci- below. dents. A reminder to the drivers to make this FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH O.D. Scott (left), service foreman for Southern Bell, points out to R.W. Nor- check will be a green 162 West Palmetto Park Eoad Rev. William Towery ton, plant manager, the green plastic ring which is placed on the door handle plastic ring placed on the door handle, key rings, of Southern Bell vehicles to remind drivers to make a complete circle of the and other prominent 7:30 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Sermon: "The Key to Service" vehicle before driving away. The system has proven effective for spotting places. 7:30 P.M GOOD FRIDAY Sermon: "The Key to Redemption - The Cross' tricycles, children and other obstructions. The "Safety Circle Check" has already paid 7:30 P.M. SATURDAY Sermon: "The Key to Forgiveness" John Schiesser - Mrs. dividends for one Bell 11:00 AM. v ACTUD CTTTVTTI A v Sermon: "The Key to the Resurrection" Bethesda Memorial Fund Frances Ledbetter, Mrs. system company where HAS 1 UK DUiNIJA I Sermon: "The Key to Richer Living" Rachel Blacketer, Mr. one of the drivers found 7:30 P.M. and Mrs. B.C. Butler. two small children playing (Nursery Available for All Services) Lists 27 New Donors Wilfred Keith - Mr. beneath his truck and Recent gifts to the and Mrs. Robert T. Wood- and Mrs. Francis C. Frary. another saw a small boy Bethesda Memorial Fund ings. John Dayton — Mr.looking for his ball be- CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST CHURCH of the Bethesda Hospital Mrs. Robert S. Hol- and Mrs. Joseph Klein, hind a company truck. 1675 N.W. 4th. Avenue Rev. Hoyt D. Douglas Assn. were announced brook - Mrs. J. Emery Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Mel- this week by the asso- Dederick, Woman's Re- ville. 1:00 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY (Combined Service - Church of the Open Door) ciation. publican Club of Delray E.H. Scott .- Mr. and Library Fund Drive Rev. Eastman and Rev. Douglas Preaching Persons in whose Beach. Mrs. B.C. Butler Amount Raised Special Music memory the gifts were J.B. Koch — Poinciana Mrs. Richard Simmons 9:45 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY given are listed in bold Garden Club. on her birthday - Mr. Sunday School face type followed by Mrs. Anne Cummings.- and Mrs. Edwin L. Bra- 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship the names of the donors. Dr. and Mrs, Paul E. shear. Sermon: "What Difference Does It Make?" Walter Shealy - Mr. Demick, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. David (Florence) 7:00 P.M. "Resurrection Story" in Colorful Flannelgraph - also Lauderdale Bible Baptist Quartet and Mrs. Thomas L. Per-Edward A Demick. Harris - Mrs. Marguerite kins. Emfle G. Fostel - Mrs. Tolpo. ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Mrs. Robert L. (Kuth) M.M. Schaenen, Mr. and Miss Dorothy Clute - Sale — Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Joe Rose Sr., Zonta Mr. and Mrs. V.H. Turking- 245 East Boca Raton Road Rev. James C. Stoutsenberger Thomas L. Perkins, Mr. Club of Delray Beach-. ton. 7:40 A.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Matins and Mrs. Olav R. Terge- John L. Blair — Colonel Nelson Childs Free land sen, Frank J. Leahy, 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Altar of Repose and Mrs. Andrew L. Fa- - Mrs. Valida G. Robin- 8:00 Women's Auxiliary of bens, Mr. and Mrs. James son, Miss Dorothy L. P-M. Solemn Holy Eucharist Bethesda Memorial Hos- Butt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-Gluek. 12:N00N - 3:00 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Eucharist (presanctified) pital, Mr. and Mrs. Edward mund Mogford, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Taylor - Stripping of the Altar and preaching of The Passion Jung, Alice Gaskill Oer- Mrs. Charles Y. Grayson, Mrs. 3.F. Edmunds. tel, Mrs. Delia Rider, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Breck, Mrs. Mary McFarland 5 P.M. HOLY SATURDAY Blessing of the Pascal Candle - Holy Baptism and Mrs. J.W. Pipes. Mr. and Mrs. David Wal- Glessner — Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Wilmer Sr. —lace, Mrs. E. Gayle, John K. Glessner. EASTER SUNDAY Mrs. Howard L. Cromer, Sloan, Mrs. W. Lee Nicholas Orsen - Mrs. 6:00 A.M. Sunrise Holy Eucharist 9:00 A.M. Family Eucharist (with music) Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Gwynne, Mr. and Mrs. Delia Rider. 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist 11:00 AM. Morning Prayer and Holy Estabrook. George S. Amory, Mr. Marjorie Bell Sibley - 8-45 A.M. Matins Eucharist (with music) Mrs. J.M. Cromer - Mrs. and Mrs. Theodore R. Mrs. T.G. Rockwell. . Howard L. Cromer, Lila Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Other gifts to the hos- ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH Morris Sunday School Lewis Gibbs. pital were received from: Class, Collins, Ga.; Mrs. Florence Galvin - Kiwanis Club of Boca Ra- N.E. 4th Avenue at 50th Street Rev. William M. Deutschmann Women's Missionary So- Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Olson. ton, the Thomas F. Sta- 7:30 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion ciety, Baptist Church, Harry Steenberg - Mr. ley Foundation, Clarence Meditation Collins, Ga. and Mrs.. W.R. Olson. E. Tobias, Mr. and Mrs. 1:00 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Mrs. Walter Schultz - Mrs. Frederick W. Leis- Walter Hatcher, the Zonta 7:30 P.M. Meditation tikow - The Friday Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Farrar, Club of Delray Beach, 6:00 A.M EASTER SUNDAY Mrs. AR. Hanners, Mrs. Bridge Club. Fellowship Easter Dawn Communion Mrs. F. Eugene Newbold, 7:15 A.M Fellowship Breakfast William Hinsdale, Mrs. Mrs. Wilbur Shawan - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. : Lucille Y. Albro. Mrs. Raymond H. Watts, 7:45 A.M Lutfier League Carolling Moffitt, Louis M. Ream, 9:15 A.M. Mrs. Franklin (Hen- Mr. and Mrs. V.-H. Turk- Harold F. Johnson. Sunday Church School rietta V.) Booth - Mr. ington. 10:30 A.M. Festival of the Resurrection Henry Kamiya ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Progress in the Boca (Missouri Synod) Capital Suggestions Dies in Japan Raton Library's Fund 180 East Royal Palm Road Rev. Eugene O. Krug Drive - which is aimed Sometimes useful for solving problems. Wheu it Word has been received 7:30 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY "An Upper Room Service" comes to investing, we-make them every day. here of the death of Henry at a goal of $7000 - is T. Kamiya, 85, in Japan. indicated by the thermo- (Holy Communion) For example. Mr. Kamiya came to meter. As the Fund 12 NOON-3:00 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Church Open for Meditation and Prayer — A Beginner has some "extra" money and wants to Boca Raton from Califor- Drive moved into its 7:30 P.M. Passion Meditation Service purchase stocks and bonds. First he needs orien- nia in 1908 at the request 10th week, the Boca tation in the world of investing and the market. of Henry Flagler, rail- Raton Library Assn. 8:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY Identical Services road builder and a de- reported $2550 had been — A More Experienced Investor might want to 9:45 A.M. Sunday School and Bible Classes veloper of South Florida. received. know if our Research Department can appraise Mr. Kamiya was among (Nursery for Pre-School Children Available for his investment portfolio to determine if his hold- the 17 families settling ed in government land as Both Easter Services) ings are providing him with financial return in here in a small community part of the air base. De- line with his investment objectives. called Yamato, just north spite the cool post-war FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of Boca Raton. Flagler feeling, he stayed here N.E. 2nd Avenue at 6th Street Rev. Dan Gill — A Really Seasoned Investor just wants up-to-the- gave these families free almost a year then return- minute facts and figures about various compa- train passage from Cali- ed to California. In 1949 7:30 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion nies to help him decide whether to buy, sell, fornia as an inducement he went back to Japan. 1:30 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Worship Service-"The Cross - Then and Now" or hold. to settle here as truck He is survived by five farmers. All the Kamiya children, Kay, of Delray Dr. John Willis preaching Naturally, nobody's looking for problems, but when children were born here. Beach; Frank, of Miami; S:40 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY First Morning Worship Service you're dealing with money and investing, they're bound As the community grew, Mrs. Mason Tukiishima, 9:45 A.M. Church School to crop up. And that's when we think it makes good a school was needed. of Los Angeles; Miss 11:00 A.M. Second Morning Worship Service sense to let Merrill Lynch offer some "capital sugges- Mrs. Davis of Delray Mishi, of Washington, tions" that may help you. Beach was the first D.C.; and Mrs. Masubo CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR Why? teacher. She was foliow- Suga of New York; 11 N.W. 35th Street at 3rd. Avenue Rev. Albert L. Eastman grandchildren and four Because Merrill Lynch trains the best men it can find ed as a teacher by Mrs. 1:00 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY (Combined Service - Campus Hill Baptist Church) Clementine Brown. One great-grandchildren. to become account executives and equips them to dis- According to some of Rev. Eastman and Rev. Douglas Preaching teacher taught all eight Special Music cuss your particular investment needs in complete grades. This school clos- the old-timers here, the detail and confidence. ed in 1924. The children Kamiyas w ere highly 7:30 P.M. Evening Service then attended Boca Raton thought of as neighbors 9:30 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY Sunday School And our Research Department, almost 300 strong, and were most charitable. maintains, and can supply you with, current facts and Elementary School and One donation they made 11:00 A.M. Sermon: "The Power of His Life" figures on most any stocks to help make your decisions Later, Delray Beach High was for a large stained 7:30 P.M. Sermon: "No Christian Is Powerless" easier. School. glass window in Cason Mrs. Kamiya died in Of course, there's no charge for this service. If you Memorial Methodist Church FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1936 and was buried in in Delray Beach. will call, write, or drop in to any one of our offices, we'll West Palm Beach. tan West Camino Real Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst be only too happy to serve you. In 19.41, Mr. Kamiya re- The ashes of Mr. Kami- ya will be flown to the 8:00 P.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY Holy Communion turned to California but Sermon: "If I Had Only Known!" following Pearl Harbor United States. Some will 1:30 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY Special Service MERRILL LY1MGH Day, he was detained in remain in California and S a relocation camp with the remainder will be Sermon: "The Day Christ Died" other Japanese. Rumor placed at his wife's EASTER SUNDAY PIERCE, grave in West PalmBeach. around here said he was 9:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. - 11:15 A,M. Special Music at all Services FBNFMER GL SMITHING a cousin of the Emperor Sermon: "God Has the Last Word" Nursery for Pre-School Children Available MEMaER3.»l«»0RK STOCK EXORHNGE ABB OTHER PHINCIPAl 3T00K ,»H0 00HM00IH HCHAHOES of Japan. SAVE THESE 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH He returned to Yamato Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 in 1945 but found nothing NUMBERS left. It was said that his land had been incorporat- FOR EASTER SUNDAY EMERGENCY USE 6:00 A.M. SAVE 5.00 WITH THIS COUPON . . . Fire COMMUNITY SUNRISE SERVICE no mi UNIT ON ANY ROOF CLEANING 1 395-1121 af the OR mm? mm Boca Raton Hotel CabanaClub Police 395-1131 Sermon: "The Open Tomb" Rev. Christian D. Weber BOB SMITH'S Ambulance | *-,FRB ESTIMATE 1 (In the event of rain the service wIU be held in the Cabana Club Dining Room) '*NO OBLIGATION Call CR 8-3131 or WH 2-2594 395-1800 Thursday, April 19, 1962 THE BOCA RATON HEWS 30 munism. . DAR Chapter Mrs. Robert C» Vance pre- sented a talk on public and GRIFFIN Holds Meeting press relations. Films illus- trated the growthof a "story" FLOORING CO. Fstahakee chapter, TJAR, from the time the reporter 'Griffin Has The Floor" of Roca Raton and Deerfield and photographer brought in Beach, met at the home of the "news" - its progress VINYL Mrs. Thomas D. Giles on N. through re-write, caption E. Spanish Court recently CORK head, city clerk, composing with luncheon being served by the hostess and co-hostess, room, mat process to the RUBBER Mrs. Frank Shober. press room and then to the FORMICA Mrs, Geo. A. Fowler, home. chapter defense chairman, The next meeting of Fsta- SANDING brought to the attention of hakee Chapter will be held at the home of Mrs. Florence FINISHING the members the dangers McConnell, May 14. facing the American taxpay- er through legislation being FREE ESTIMATES enacted at present. She yrged For Classified Ad 118 N. Federal Hwy. all individuals to write im- Service, Call 395-5121 nelraV CR 8-1210 mediately to representatives in Congress regarding the FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. common market, the UNESCO treaty, the income your Insurance Needs tax proposal giving the Pre- Are Our Business sident power to lower taxes Our Only Business Is Insurance in certain brackets (the dan- Serving You Will Be ger being that again con- Our Pleasure Members of St. Joan of Arc Guild posed with the Father Paul Leo Manning gressional powers would be at the Guild's luncheon and card party held recently at the Boca Raton transferred to the executive Hotel and Club. Left to right, Mrs. Mary Steele, president of tiie Guild, Mrs. branch of the government), Amdur Building M.A. Rougeux, decorations chairman, Father Manning, Mrs. Noah Linton, tic- and on any other legislation -T.P. Wyatt 40 South East 1st Avenue Office Ph. 395-5550 ket chairman, and Mrs. W.M. Kuras, party chairman. "that would tend toward a Boca Raton, Fla. Home Ph. 395-5551 MRS. ROBERT G. LEEDOM socialistic form of govern- tilly lace over white satin Mrs DeVauit Wili ment. " Miss SalSy Jean Ray Ss with full length sleeves. The Mrs. Fiscus Elected Mrs. Fowler quoted an edi- fitted bodice had a square Be Installed torial appearing in a local Wed to Robert G. Leedom neckline of scalloped lace. President of BPW Mrs. Charles deVault paper regarding our position when A pearl crown supported the Mrs. Gail V. Picus was will be installed as on the legislation just passed Sally Jean Ray became the Mich, she was graduated waist length veil. The bride elected president of the president of the Woman's on the United Nations bond bride of Robert George from SeacrestHigh School in wore a pearl droplet, gift of Boca Raton Business and Club of Boca Raton at a issue and the dangers facing Leedom April ?nd in a double 1961. The bridegroom is the the groom, and carried a Professional Women's banquet tonight at Hidden the taxpayer in our continued TURN TO THE FIRM ring ceremony at the home son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Valley Country Club. aid to South American coun- white, lace-covered Bible. Club at a recent meeting BEST QUALIFIED of Mrs. norothy Schmidt in Tt. Leedom, 299 Lancaster The bridal bouquet was a held at the home of Jewel Mrs. Thomas Meredith, tries. She warned the mem- lighthouse "oinc. St., Boca Raton. cascade of white carnations Barringer. charter president of the bers about the anti- United The bride is the daughter The bride, given in mar- Others elected included club, will be the install- States feeling in South Ame- and white roses. ing officer. of Mrs. wniiam rahoon, 101 riage by her father at the The maid of honor was Mrs. Betty Fish, first rica and cited that socialism In BOCA BATON candlelight ceremony, wore vice president; Jewel Others to be installed is justone step behind com- Lancaster St., ftoca Raton, Frances Barrow of Delray include Mrs. Charles Ray, Ortonville, astreetlengthgownof Chan- Reach, a close friend and Barringer, second vice president; Miss Shirley Dawson, first vice presi- ex-schoolmate of the bride. Rediger, third vice presi- dent; Mrs. Paul Hayes, Miss Barrow wore a street dent; Margaret Ronberg, second vice president; length gown of white lace recording secretary; Ann Mrs. John Woods, record- ing secretary; Mrs. James ROOF CLEANING •• over pink satin with matching Calhoun, corresponding accessories and carried a secretary, and Mrs. Sally O'Neal, corresponding Insured bouquet of deep pink carna- Galvin, treasurer. secretary, and Mrs. Quin- tin Liberati, treasurer. < tions, Mrs. Celeste Kennedy, Bonded Husbands will be guests and PAINTING NOW/ The best man was the chairman of national se- bridegroom's father, Robert curity for the club, was at the affair. D. Leedom. The bride's in charge of the program. Mrs. deVault and Mrs. Paul McKinley will attend SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES seven-year old brother, Refreshments were the Woman's Clubs' State Rickey ^well, was ring served by Jewel Barrin- convention in Tampa 300 N.E, 2nd. Si. Boca Raton 395-0620 bearer. ger and Margaret Ron- April 24-27. For her daughter's wedding berg. Mrs. Cahooa wore a street length gown of turquoise Col. Korn To Speok chiffon with matching acces- sories and a corsage of white At Ohio Meeting roses. Col. Martin p. ^orn, Ro- The bridegroom's mother ca Raton Consulting Engineer, wore a street length gown of is scheduled to speak at the white lace over green satin, annual engineering confer- with full skirt. Her accesso- ence in Columbus, Ohio, of ries were yellow, as was her the American Institute of DEERFiELD BEACH corsage of roses. Steel Construction. The bridegroom is a gra- Col. Korn is scheduled to duate of Sea crest High School speak on "Creative Design SUNOCO class of 1959, and is now a of Structures," His talk will SHOUT member of the U. R, Marine center around the 600-foot Wh® tever fm want U buy, 10 N. FED. HWY. rorps. He is attending Air high "Space Needle" now IT FROM Traffic Control School at the being completed for the THE sell @rrent... whatever you Naval Base in Glynco, Ga., Seattle World's Fair. WANT where the couple will make Col. Korn has also been their home. serving during the current ADS w&ntt® find, from n hst Out of town guests include d semester as visiting lecturer William Ray, Ortonville, on "Advanced Structures" at Mich., father of the bride, the University of Miami. umbrelkt@ n ne wjofc, *. herbrother James Ray, Hills- dale, Mich., Rob Malendick, Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs, CALL ME FOR Wmt Ads serve you results Richard °urdy, Hazel Park, Mich. LIFE THERE'S "on® silver pktter" A reception at the home of INSURANCE the bride's mother followed HOSPITAL MAGIC the ceremony. The buffet INSURANCE ...®tbw€mh dinner table on which cen- tered a three-tiered traditi- GROUP INS. WANT onal bride's cake, was deco- PENSION rated with alternate pompoms PLANS ADS of lavender and white. Maureen woods took care Crosby W. Alley of the bride's book. Amdur Bldg. The oride's honeymoon suit was of two-piece yellow 395-4404 linen. © NORM ADYBSTISINO lax, THE MEANING OF Southern Industries SPRING AND EASTER Huma Msiufsnancs FAST ACTION FROM WANT IT'S VERY EASY TO PLACE Nature's rebirth each spring reaffirms OPENING - SURVEILLANCE - CLOSING ADS YOUR HARD WORKING, INEXPENSIVE our faith in the promise of our salva- Licensed - tion as shown to us through the resurrec- insured - WANT AD.... tion of our Lord. Praise be to our Heavenly Father! Bonded Member of Boca Raton Chamber o! Commerce A HAPPY AND BLESSED COMPLETE ONE-STOP HOME SERVICE 1. Home Closing - Shutters Installed 2. Pool Repairs — Waterproofed EASTER ,3. Interior and Exterior Painting 4. Repair, Replace Deteriorated Woodwork WHAT COULD BE 5. Repair Jalousies, Windows and Operators Call BOCA 395-5121 ®nd the TO ONE AND ALL ! 6. Install Aluminum Awnings & Shutters EASIER? 7. Fences Installed 8. Complete Indoor Mildew Protection friendly c&sslf fecf girl will help you 9. Maid Service 10. Roof Repairs 1L Gutters & Downspouts wmd y@ur result pmdm'mg advertisement 12. Roof Cleaning & Painting 13. Driveway Repairs 14. Driveway Sealer DARD All Werk Guaranteed ly & Lumber Cull B@c@ Raton 395-0620 172 NW 13th St. Company Ph. 395-3203 F®r Free Estimates TOOtS41AltDWARI-PAINT-LllMMIt 300 NE 2nd St.r Boca Raton BOCA RATON NEWS Adlai E.Stevenson,U.S. a quite new sense - the will be ready to accept representative to the UN: new men who, having seen as a profound spiritual Through My our utt3 BOCA RATON NEWS "The Glenns of our -e planet in a insight the unity of man- world could be new men in wholly new perspective, kind." Only newspaper with a complete news and pictorial coverage of the fast-growing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach areas Window BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Thursday, April 19, 1962 4B Bj BEATRICE LANDRY Tax Freedom Day ! It is not just an accident that Easter comes in the Spring. It is part of an over-all Plan. Last Monday was designated as Even though they may not be pay- Throughout Holy Week, Christians all over the Tax Freedom Day. ing much at this time, just making world are solemn as they meditate on the suffering Everyone knows full well that out their returns seems to make peo- of Christ. Churches are crowded, especially on Good there isn't any such thing as free- ple more sensitive of mounting Friday when each person observes the Day in his or dom from taxes - we'll keep right costs of the Federal government - her own way. on paying. But the idea which was and how their tax money is being The sorrow ends on Easter Sunday in happiness for originated by the Tax Foundation spent. all. The entire world seems to be aglow with happi- is an interesting one, and it helps The most questioned item in the ness. to show in a dramatic way the plight federal budget, we believe, is the It doesn't matter whether or not the sun is shining of the taxpayers. $4 billion which President Kennedy or a gentle rain falls. Sometimes, "up North," it has This independent tax research or- has asked for foreign aid. The even snowed lightly. ganization has it figured out that average person just can't see the But regardless of the weather, the world puts on the average American works 106 wisdom, for example, of "loaning" its best finery for Easter. days each year to pay his local, some 500 million dollars to Commu- The lilies in the field gleam pearly white, slim state and federal taxes. Theoretical- nist-minded Brazil. There is a green buds dress the trees, and flowers burst into ly, it took all of his income for the strong feeling among average Amer- fragrant blooms, seemingly all for Easter. year up to last Monday to pay his icans that this country should stop Lawns grow greener with new life, the sunny yel- taxes; what he earns the rest of the helping neutral nations. low crocus lifts its head even in cold places. Sweet- Triumphant, joyous year he can try to make cover fami- Complaints about waste in the tasting- (yes, tasting) heady-scented purple and ly expenses. conduct of federal government are white lilacs dress up many yards. In other words, Mr. Average Amer- second only to foreign aid. One Children and adults, scrubbed and shiny, dressed and deeply inspiring ican is paying a little over 29 per small example was reported in the in their new Spring finery, attend the church of their cent of his gross income just for Wall Street Journal the other day. choice and worship according to their beliefs. the support of local, state and It points out how two Federal It is a glorious day, a day of new life and hope, a is the promise of federal governments. agencies - Electrification and Re- day of re-birth, a day to express reverent thanks for It's just a strange coincidence development - are pushing Uncle this re-newe*! hope. that last Monday was the final day Sam into competition with private All nature seems to join with people in observing spiritual rebirth. for filing federal income tax returns. business. Among other things, the Easter. Even the song of birds is sweeter and more And furthermore, no one paid their agencies have provided government funds to finance a ski resort in Ill- clearly heard. income taxes last Monday; it had The sorrow is past, He is risen, and the Heavenly already been deducted from their inois, a nightgown factory in Tenn- so beautifully essee and in Massachusetts - of choir rejoices and we rejoice, too, for now there is paychecks. And now a bill has been hope for all who believe. passed by the House, and is being all things - a study in sea scallops debated in the Senate, which would and flounder. reaffirmed at Easter. withhold 20 per cent from dividends. What can we do about increased Public Forum This highly unpopular proposal is, federal spending but complain? Editor: a number ot your local however, running into a lot of oppo- Write to your representatives in May I express my deep community leaders to the sition in the Senate. We are glad to Congress. Your letters will be read thanks for all that you Advisory Board of the report that our own Representative, and considered — more than you have done to bring to the Salvation Army. Hugh Paul Rogers, voted against it. may think. notice of the good people Brown has almost single of Boca Raton and sur- handed taken care of the rounding areas the 1962 Appeal for us in your Pity the Smoker Annual Salvation Army area. Fund Drive. Your City is And so, it has become Pity the poor cigaret smoker who above 1954 consumption. within the territory serv- my pleasant duty to ex- can't give up the habit! Italy has placed a ban on adver- ed by the unit which press the gratitude of the Following release of England's tising any tobacco product, and covers Palm Beach Committee and of the Royal College of Physicians' re- Britain's big tobacco companies County south from the Army to your wonderful port linking lung cancer with cig- are voluntarily limiting TV adver- Palm Beach Canal which newspaper, to the people BOCA RATON OFFICE aret smoking, a renewed effort is tising to hours when children are is the southern boundary who have been so gene- being made in this country and not likely to be watching. A cigaret of West Palm Beach. rous and to Chief Brown FIRST FEDERAL abroad to discourage the use of vending machine company is with- Headquarters are at for his untiring efforts tobacco. There have been several drawing several thousand machines 110 South Dixie High- on our Committee. to help eliminate sales to children SAVINGS and 10AN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach different approaches; restricting way, Lake Worth. The Very sincerely yours, tobacco advertising, higher taxes in London. local Commanders are All the while the tobacco compa- Karl Propper 60! N. Federal Hwy. Phone 395-2121 on tobacco products, clamping Major and Mrs. John Chairman 1962 Accounts Insured By down on sales to minors and cam- nies are continuing research to Kroeze. An Agency Of The substantiate their claims that Salvation Army Fund paigns to warn school children of To those good people Drive Federal Government the dangers of smoking. The latter there's still no positive proof of of Boca Raton who have is a good place to start; habitual cigarettes being the cause of lung so generously helped our smokers have a hard time giving it cancer. drive, I give the assurance up. In any event, the warnings against of the Army's profound How little attention American the dangers of smoking and the appreciation. Individual smokers have paid the warnings that heavy taxes on cigarettes is be- acknowledgements will be started nine years ago is evidenced ginning to make some people won- sent them. They may be by last year's record of a 200-pack der if it's that much fun. assured too that the Army average for every person over 14 Then too, there's that awful smelly will carefully administer years old - an increase of 33% mess, to clean up! their gifts among the needy and unfortunate of this district throughout F REGARDING ROOKS the year. V Jven the most brilliant occasions seldom While the drive has Poetry Is Not Dead been terminated those who surpass in splendor the Cadillac journey that takes you there. bad prose at that. There pretty and chic than in- still wish to send their BY LAWRENCE DAME contributions may, of Poetry is dead! are some, too few, who tellectual. can produce harmonious course do so; they will be So many people errone- Greeley more often than thankfully received. Next ously believe in this ma- effects simply through not lapses into hot-fired the purity and power of year, your fine Police terialistic and rather odes to the relationship Chief and I expect to add zanily hurried age of ours. their intellects. between men and men, with a few bows toward writing, though not with- I suppose that they used Today we consider two to say that some 300 toward the incomprehen- out essays of daring here poets of widely divergent sible complications of life and there, and jousts at years ago, before the style, taste and tempera- Bard of Avon - or Lord ever so short and brutal convention. I wouldn't ment - Robert Greeley, with a woman or two. wonder that some day, Bacon, or Chris Mar- a young rebel bearded lowe, or name your own Yet Greeley is young, now nationally known, he almost like the bard, who will represent poetically Elizabethan candidate — despises rhyme and con- immature, may get some- emerged from creative ob- where with a bit more to a great many Euro- vention: and Howard discipline. peans. scurity. Actually, verse Nemerov, a teacher at An example of his verse: is not dead - it just that semi-advanced Prof. Nemerov is not takes some strange forms school called Benning- "I'm going to roll up only unafraid of rhyme, these days. ton, son of David Neme- a monkey and smoke it, though he can use blank There are poets who de- rov, the painter now show- put verse, too, but he knows vote themselves to lines ing from Palm Beach to an elephant in the pot how to employ both. that rhyme - like my I'm going out An example, from Uni- Boca Raton, who no doubt, and never come back . saintly mother, Katherine as a v-ersifier, turned to versity of Chicago Press Gunn, and many others ..." etc. at $3.50 (hardback): this medium for two rea- Nemerov is more of a still writing if not selling sons. One: to satisfy his "Of leaf and branch and today. There are disjoint- poet as those great to- rain and light, fine creative urge. Two: day and classical yester- ed poets who scorn rhy- to escape briefly from The spider's web glis- day may be judged. He tened with wet, thm, and those who mis- the well-insulated yam- 1S f ge atl ye The robin's breast take prose for verse, and merings of students more f° ^ "f °?' ] matured in thought and washed red in sun After the rapid storm NEW goes on; CO-OP Of long light level on the lake APARTMENTS And white on the side of lonely houses, FURNISHED MODELS The thunder going to- $10,950 to $15,950 ward the hill, MONTHLY The last lightning 1-Bedrootn Furn. Api7i0,950 cracking the sky; Includes taxes, insurance, city water, New happiness of OWNED LAND, NOT LEASED lawn care, maintenance, etc. everything! Visit Dealer The blind worm lifts tab *•»««. «">*« kitchen, natural up his head And the sparrow shakes a wet wing in the home of little HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, INC 301 I. Hoycig Pagm ®«|. AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. SEND FOR P.O. Box 173, Boca Raton while." Boca tcsfon, IFlcg. BROCHURE Ph. 395-3858 or CH 8-2193 No, however you like it, 455 N.E. 6th. Ave. Delray Beach, Fla. poetry is not dead ... . Thursday, April 19, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 53 Bernd-Cohen Show Opens An artist described as" Flo- rida's greatestartscholar and one of the Sunshine State's , HAFT-GAINES HAFT-GAINES HOMES - CHOSEN BY GENERAL ELECTRIC AS A SHOWCASE OF GE PRODUCTS HAFT-GAINES HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY LIFE KEN HIGGINS 22 S. Fed €®§g 39S-4711 BILL MITCHELL MAGAZINE AS THE OFFICIAL LIFE BUILDERS Thursday, April 19, City Easter Egg Brownie Troop Manufacturers "WF. SIGN ANYTHING" Designers wonderful Tours News Hunt Set for Sat. NEON CARDS way April 21 is the date that PAINTED PAPER Erownie Troop 150 tool has been set for the Annual to save a tour of the Boca Raton City Wide Easter Egg Hunt News recently, and learn- yourself... sponsored by the Boca Raton ed something about the Teen-Age Center. DIAL inner workings of a news- DIAL Two hunts will be held, 395-1633 60 N. Dixie 395-1633 paper. one at Roadman School and Beginning in the front one at Memorial cark. office, where classified REALTORS OF BOCA RATON ads are placed, the troop The teen-agers will boil visited the city desk, and color over 3, 000 eggs. The following are RAY LASHER, 10* a. Boca memberB of the Raton Rd., Ph. 395-2fiS5. where news is received, %izes will be awarded to Boca RetonBoard of Realtors .Doing MacLAREN & ANDERSON, and passed quickly through children finding the prize INC., 151 E. Royal palm to the composing room. eggs. business with Rd.. phone 3Q 5.1333. them you are as- j.U MITCHELL os ooxio, 22 S. 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DAY Take Accompanying the Brownies on the tour were Mrs. Frank Shea and Mrs. Otto '• Correct chemical balance Yark, shown here by the press in the newspaper's printing plant. 9 a portrait Custom workmanship Shearer. The troop started baugh, Eileen Troxell, Welcome Wagon Luncheon of your with 16 girls, and has had Michele Ursomono, Debra COMPETITIVE RATES a very active year. Among Yark, and new girls this A social luncheon and APRIL interesting and worthwhile year, Karen Moulder, cards were enjoyed by accomplishments, the Stella Patrick, Mary June members of the Boca Ra- Call about our Trial Service Offer CHILD troop made Halloween tray Rose, Bonnie Wilson, ton Welcome Wagon Club covers and nutcups for and Betsy Wright. yesterday at the Barefoot 500 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4249 COLONY STUPI© Bethesda Hospital and ~ ~ 7 Mailman Hotel. BOCA RATON Boca News Bldg. started cuttings with the "vt. Henry barth Mrs. R.S. 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Boca Raton p 246 South Federal Highway Deiray Beach Now Open sat. 7:30-3 PJ CRestwood <>524l S€RViceThursday, April 19, 1962 THE BOCAJ?ATOrs l HEWS Easter Sunrise Service to 'Living Christ' Easter First Presbyterian Will Easter Services Start Pastor Wes Auger Will Revival Sermons Fe< Topic For Rev. Gill Hold Communion Service Today at St. Joan Preach Easter Sermon Chalk Artist Drawinc Be Held at Cabana Club "The Living Christ" The Sacrament of Holy Holy Week schedule for An artist's easel, will be the sermon topic Communion will be ad- St. Joan of Arc Catholic Pastor Wes Auger will A Community Sunrise Uastman, Norman Hop- return to the pulpit of paper and chalk will b< for the Rev. Dan M. Gill ministered at a special Church includes Masses some of the ingredients Service will be held at 6 kins, Hank Waalewyn, at the Easter service Sun- service in the First Pres- today at 8 a.m. and 8 Calvary Baptist Church Sunday at Harry Weicht and Jack" day at First Methodist byterian Church at 8 p.m. of North Pompano for all for revival at the First a.m. Easter p.m.; liturgical service Baptist Church of Deer- the Boca Raton Hotel Weicht, will sing 'Christ Church. today. at 3 p.m. Good Friday; services Easter Sunday. South field Beach, Rev, G. Rob- Cabana Club on Arose." Holy Week Services The Senior Choir will Holy Sacrifice of the At the 9:45 Sunday ert Rowe, pastor. "Draw- Ocean boulevard. The start tonight at First Meth- sing Protheroe's can- Mass at 8 p.m. Holy School he will teach the ing People to Christ" is service is sponsored by St. Gregory's Church odist Church. At 7:30 tata "Olivet" and the Saturday. Adult Bible Class a spec- the theme for the revival. the Boca Raton Minis- Will Be Open Today p.m. Holy Communion, pastor, Rev. Albert G. Easter Sunday Masses ial lesson revolving terial Assn. Rev. A. D. Dawson, with the pastor giving a Shiphorst, will deliver will be at 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. around Easter. evangelist and chalk ar- The Rev. Christian St. Gregory's Episco- Communion meditation is the sermon on the topic: and 12 noon. pal Church will be open tist, will illustrate his Weber, pastor of the Mo- scheduled. "If I Had Only Known!". Confessions will be "Something New For ravian Church, will give all day today, Maundy Easter" will be the sub- talk with colored chalk On Good Friday at Good Friday the church heard today from 4;30to drawings, in contrasting the sermon on the topic, Thursday, for prayers be- 1:30 p.m., Dr. John Willis ject of the 11 a.m. ser- fore the Altar of Repose. will be open for prayer 5:30 and after the even- color effects and with "The Empty Tomb." will speak on "The Cross Dr. Henry W. Black- and meditation from 12 ing Mass; Good Friday mon and at 7:30 p.m. Pas- Other ministers taking The Sacrament will be burn, Methodist district tor Auger will speak on fluorescent chalk and - Then and Now." Mrs. noon to 3 p.m. and a ser- from :4:30 - 5:30 p.m. and "black light." part in the service are: exposed on the altar the Richard Chenoweth will superintendent from "The Priesthood." entire day and half-hour vice in observance of the after the Stations of the Albert L. Eastman, sing a solo, "Were You West Palm Beach, will Crucifixion will be held Cross, and on Holy Satur- The revival will con- Church of the Open Door; watches will be maintain- There When They Cruci- Read and Use tinue through 2aster ed during the day till the be guest of honor at the from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. The day from 4:30 to 5:30 Hoyt D. Douglas, Cam- fied My Lord?". sermon topic will be: p.m. and after evening Boca News Classifieds Sunday, April 22 at 7:30 evening service. A solemn First Methodist Church p.m. each evening pus Hill Baptist Church; Church Family Night Family Night April 25 "The Day Christ Died." Mass, according to the William M'. Towery, First Holy Eucharist will be celebrated on Maundy will be at 6 p.m., Wednes- at 6 p.m. All three church choirs Rev. Paul Leo Manning, Baptist Church; Albert day, ^ril 25. Each fami- will participate. pastor. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH G. Shiphorst, First Pres- Thursday evening at 8 The Rev. Dan Gill, Pastor p.m. with special music ly will bring covered dish- New Members Received Three services have New officers of the St. byterian Church; and Dan es for the meal. Honor been arranged for Easter Joan of Arc Guild will be 625 NiE. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton M. Gill, First Methodist on this special occasion At Palm Sunday Service by the combined choirs guests will be Dr. and Sunday morning at 9 a.in., installed at a banquet, Church. Mrs. Henry W. Blackburn At Advent Lutheran 10 a.m., and 11:15 a.m. Thursday, April 26, at Two Worship Services under the direction of Church Holy Week ser- Mrs. Frank Ferrin will Russell Hinds, choir- of West Palm Beach. Dr. Rev. Shiphorst will de- the Fireside Steak Ranch vices were begun with a 8:40 A.M. and11:00A.M. be the organist and Mrs. master and organist. Blackburn has been super- liver the sermon at each * 7 p.m. All women of Roy Thomas will be the intendent of the West the celebration of the service on the topic: the parish are invited to Church School 9:45 A.M. Palm Sermon pianist for the service. The Good Friday ser- Palm Beach district of Sunday Festival. "God Has the Last Word." attend. Reservations may An instrumental group vice will begin at noon the Methodist Church for At this service, ten be made by calling Mrs. "The Living Christ" composed of Bill and Bob six years. Dr. Blackburn new members were receiv- Two Services Sunday Joseph Massarella at and end at 3 p.m. The e( Brown, Peter Bush, San- altar will be stripped of has served as pastor in * by the congregation. At St. Paul Lutheran 395-3091, or Mrs. J.R. dra Douglas, Dan Gault- all its coverings and orna- Miami Beach, Tampa, Those received were, Schoenfeld at 395-2873. Mrs Dee St. Paul Lutheran ney and Darleye Walker ments and this will be Bradenton, Ocala, Gaines- - Burke, and San- A championship polo dra will observe the CHURCH OF THE PALMS will provide special mu- followed by the Medita- ville and Clearwater. In Burke; Mr. and Mrs. will be played at Carl A festival Congri'galtonal United Church of Christ sic. The Open Door Male tions on the Seven Words addition he was presid- - Feddern, Jr., and Palm Polo Serving Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Carl at 8:3( Quintet, composed of John from the Cross delivered ing Blder of the Lakeland Feddern, III, and Car- it 3 Boca Raton and Southeast Palm Beach County by the rector, the Rev.District from 1934 to 1936 lene Feddern; Mr. and Mrs. •,.„„,. , , ,. as a benefit for St. Joan Sunday Services Fred Kier; and Mr. and Morning Worship 11:00 'The Eastet Story' Topic James C. Stoutsenberger. and Miami district super- f SCh L Sunday School 11:00 a.m. For Rev. Robert Taylor intendent from 1944 to Mrs. Herman Vinje. A re- JeTw^Vastr ^ ° ^ °° At 5 p.m. Saturday the ception for the new mem- K S. Federal Hwy., {U.S. No. 1r Northbound) The Rev. Robert D. 1950. interim Pastor at S.E. 1 st St., Delray Beach Pascal Candle will be Dr. Blackburn will pre- bers followed the morning S™.\ °L ^i^°.J3 Church of Open Door to Taylor Jr. has chosen lighted and Baptisms will service. The reception on Christ's Tomb.' Hold Communion Service Dr. Geo. Pullman, 721 N. Swinton Ave.t Delray Beach, Ph. 276-65.44 "The Saster Story" as side at the Church quar- be administered by the terly conference immedi- was sponsored by the nursery for pre-school A Good Friday commu- his sermon subject for rector. Evangelism Committee. children will be staffed nion service will be held CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST CHURCH the 9 a.m. service Sun- ately following the Fami- at the Church of the Open Easter Day services at ly Night. Tonight, Maundy Thurs- for both services. day at Delray Beach St. Gregory's will begin A special feature of the r> "A new Baptist church with the old time religion" Presbyterian Church. There will be double day at 7:30 p.m., the Sac- The Chapel Choir will with a Sunrise Holy Eu- rament of Holy Communion 8:30 service will be the 1675 N.W. 4th .AVE. Dr. Ryan L. Wood will charist at 6 a.m. A second Morning Worship Services present a special number on 2 aster Sunday. First will be celebrated. There Sunday School 9:45 a.m. conduct the Sunday even- celebration of the Holy and the Open Door Male Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. morning worship service will be a brief medita- Quintet will be featured. ing Worship Service at 8 Eucharist will be said by tion on Communion pre- vey The Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. at which time new mem- the Rev. Hunter Wyatt- being at 8:40 a.m. and the In addition there will be a second service at 11 a.m. sented by the pastor, the sing at the 11 . . Mrs. George Field Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. bers will be received in- Brown at 8 a.m. The Rev. William M. Deutsch- o'clock service under the to the Church member- choirs will sing at the 9 Church School will be at and Mrs. Joan Bohon with the regular time, 9:45 mann. direction of Quin Junge- Rev. Hoyt Douglas, Pastor ship. a.m. and the 11 a.m. ser- mann. Soloist for both Mrs. Heather Saelinger Phone 395-0337 vices. The 9 a.m. service a.m. There will not be an Two different services and Mrs. Mabel Thrasher Dr. Wood also conducts evening worship service will be held Good Friday. services will be Mrs. the service at 8 p.m. will feature a Liturgical Jean Harvey. presenting solo numbers. this Sunday. Evening wor- The first, at 1 p.m., will Mrs. Lillian Williams will Thursdays. Procession of the choirs Holy Week will be ob- St. Gregory's Episcopal Church and clergy and acolytes. ship services resume next center on preaching on be at the console organ. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Thethe last word from the served by services on both 245 E. Boca Raton Rd, There will be no Sunday Maundy Thursday and "The Power of His Boca Raton, Fla. Trinity School on Easter Day. Methodist Youth Fellow- Cross, "Father, Into Thy ship will meet at 6 p.m. Hands I Commend My Good Friday. Death'' will be the sermon The 11 a.m. service will Spirit." At the evening The Maundy Thursday topic of the Rev" ALbert GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1962 Reformed Eastman at this service. be the Holy Eucharist and 'The Lord Is Risen' Is service, at 7:30 p.m.,service at 7:30 p.m. wiU 12 noon - 3:00 p.m. Three Hour Devotion the sermon by Father there will be a solemn be a service commemorat- "The Power of His Church Stoutsenberger. Rev. Hoffman's Topic Life" will be the Haster HOLY SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1962 NOW in Our NEW "The Lord is Risen" meditation on the Cross. ing the institution of the Air-Conditioned The meditation will be Lord's Supper with Pastor sermon of Rev. Eastman 5:00 p.m. Lighting of Pascal Candle, Baptisms will be the sermon subject at the 11 a.m. service SANCTUARY FIRST BAPTIST by the Rev. Vernon Hoff- conducted by the pastor, Krug preaching on "Jesus' ********** S.E. 2nd Court and featured in the medi- Last Will and Testament." Sunday. Sunday School S;E. 8th Terrace CHURCH man, at the 10:30 a.m. meets at 9:30 a.m. A EASTER DAY, April 22, 1962 service Easter Sunday tation will be Mrs. Her- The church will be 162 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. bert Mead, soprano solo- youth meeting is set for 6:00 a.m. Sunrise Holy Eucharist Sunday School morning at the Trinity open from noon to 3 p.m. 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Ph. 395-2622; 395-1974 ist. Good Friday for prayer 6:45 p.m. 9:30 A.M. Reformed Church, Deer- "No Christian Is Power- 8:40 a.m. Niatins 9:43 a.m. Sunday School field Beach. At the 7 On Easter morning, at and meditation. In the 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship less" will be the 7:30 9:00 a.m. Family Eucharist Morning Worship p.m. service he will 6 a.m., there will be a evening at 7:30 p.m., the 11:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship preach on "Lift Up Your Fellowship Communion congregation will assem- p.m. topic of the pastor. 10:30 A.M. 7:30 p.m. (Wed.) Prayer The Chapel Choir will & Bible Study Eyes." Service, followed by Fel-ble for worship service Evening Worship lowship Communion Break- sing at both services. The Young Couples » Some of the special 7:00 P.M. Rev. William Towery, Club will meet Tuesday fast at 7:15 a.m. Sunday Pastor Church School will be at Christian Science Service music to be heard Easter The Rev. Vernon Hoffman April 24 at 7 p.m. for a Associated with' Box Social in the educa- 9:15 a.m. The Festival Sunday at Chamber BIdg. Sunday morning at the PETERSBURG Pastor SOU. BAPTIST CONVENTION tional unit of the church. of the Resurrection Ser- "Doctrine of Atone- Church of the Open Door Co-chairmen for the event vice will begin at 10:30ment" will be the lesson will include Sam Candel- ERN KESWlCf are Mr. and Mrs. Steve a.m. subject Sunday at 11 a.m. mo, violinist, playing CONFERENCE Herrema Jr., and Mr. and at the Christian Science "The Holy City" accom- Mrs. Kenneth McClary. 'The Silver Lining' To Society service at 11 a.m. panied by Lillian Wil- SOUTHERN KESWICK is Florida's newest bible conference. LUTHERAN CHURCHES Be Dr. Pullman's Topic at the Chamber of Com- liams at the organ When you head north, why not drive over to St. Petersburg merce building. and get acquainted with us. Our schedule continues through of Boca Raton "The Silver Lining" CHURCH of CHRIST April with Rowen Peqrce, Richard Woodward, Frank Torrey, EVANGELICAL Sunday School meets at V. R. Newbrander and J. Allen Blair. The new tabernacle will be the sermon topic Cottage Bible Study ADVENT ST. PAUL of Dr. George Pullman at 9:30 a.m. Nursery facili- is comfortably air conditioned and SOUTHERN KESWICK COVENANT CHURCH ties are available at 10:45 THURSDAY - 8 p.m. LODGE offers complete accommodations. Please call 391-2998 THE A.L.C. MISSOURI SYNOD the Easter Sunday service for reservations. Write for free literature. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 II orship Srrn'ft'.s tit of the Church of the Palms, a.m. Sunday at the First 808 S.W. 10th Ave. WORSHIP 10:30 WORSHIP 8:30-11:00 Cresthaven Civic Assn. BIdg. Delray Beach, at 11 a.m. Federal Savings and Loan Delray Beach 5700 tdOth WAY, NORTH -ST. PETERSBURG, FLORID^ Assn. building. Wednes- N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. 3500 N.E. 14th Ter.# No Church School will Public Invited Just off U.S. 1 Downtown Boca Just West of Kwik Chek in be held Sunday. A nursery day evening services are W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG, Pastor ShoppersHaven off Sample R4 will be available for the held at 8 p.m. at the Chamber building. Pastor PHONE 395-0433 Poinpano Beach morning service. Phone 395-3632 Parsonage 395-1939 SUNDAYS 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. AIR-CONDITIONED Eric G. Hawkinson, Pastor sot s,6. 1Mb. Cl., Ft, Uuderdale TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH Phone .£22-2035 DR. HERBERT J. PUGMIRE, PASTOR R«. Alliert 6. Shiphofst, Pastor Community ILL S£H¥BOES WILL BE HELD AT MAUNDY THURSDAY IOHOBEST ELEMEITHSSY SOHQQL Holy Communion 8:00 P.M. 3SI1I.E. 18 i¥e« Fompane Beach 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 7:30 P.M. Sermon: "IF I HAD ONLY KNOWN !" of 'WE PREACH THE BIBLE ONLY" GOODfRIDAY Seat Auditorium oca Raton , 1:30 P.M. LAST 4 DAYS . . . ON THE MIRACLE BIBLE GROUNDS Sermon: "THE DAY CHRIST DIED" CHUKCH ACTIVITIES - SUNDAY Sunday School (all ages) 9:45 a.m. REVIVAL Morning Worship (Ira Lee EsMeman) 11:00 a.m. Youth Fellowship (Youth Ranch) 66:pO COME SEE POPULAR DID YOU RECEIVE YOUR MAILER CONTAINING Because so many of you asked for it — Plaid for giving to others. And even happier news: Stamps are yours for the savings now at A&P! you'll find that A&P's traditional low price 500 FREE PLAID STAMPS ? if not, ask the store manager And what a stamp plan it is... one of the finest policy is still very much in effect... a glance about it at your friendly neighborhood A&P. in the business, one that offers you a big, BIG at this week's low prices will bear that out! GIFT SELECTION (over 3,000 to choose Come and start saving Plaid Stamps as well as PICK UP YOUR PLAID STAMP PREMIUM CATALOGUE from) ... items you'll want for your home or cash at A&P now! AND STAMP SAVER-BOOK TODAY - AT YOUR A&P ! 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