New NEWS Building to Start Within 10 Days BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 6* NO. 18 16 Pages Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, March 30, 196T TEN CENTS COPY Gty Capital Improvement Program Nears Reality FEA Voices Commission Support of Will Meet Boca Univ. Committee The Florida Education Assn. has endorsed the Boca Raton's capital establishment in Boca improvement program is a Raton of a new univer- step nearer reality today sity. following acceptance by Nearly 5,000 delegates- the City Commission Tues- It isn't only the adults that take to the Boca Raton News, it also appeals to teachers and school ad- day of the final report of the young fry as Van Sullivan demonstrates,. He is the six month old son of Mr. ministrators — last week the Capital Improvement and Mrs. James Sullivan, 4501 N.E. 14th Avenue.—Colony Studio voted to "vigorously sup- Committee. port the authorization of the Board of Control for The final committee re- an upper division state port, with two supple- university to be estab- ments, is essentially a Apartment Project in Doubt lished at Boca Raton." compilation of reports "The creation of this made in March, 1960; De- institution of higher cember, 1960, and Janu- Following City Action learning,'/ the associa- ary, 1961. It outlines a tion said, "is necessary $4,266,000 program af- The future of the pro- Brandt described the cy ordinance prohibiting to meet the long-range fecting all phases of civic posed Boca Raton Intra- plan as "a bad situation." hazardous parking situa- pattern of population operation and public coastal Apartments at the Commissioner Richard A. tions until a satisfactory , growth and extension of recreation facilities. corner of Palmetto Park Porter was more emphatic. Groundbreaking ceremonies Sunday marked the start of construction of the amendment to the plan- the work of the already new St., Joan of Arc School. The school is scheduled to open for its first class- Included in the antici- Road and Spanish Trail "The time has come ning and zoning ordinance existing junior colleges. pated buildings are: is in doubt today. when we have to realize es in the Fall. Looking on as the Rev. Paul Leo Manning turns the first spade or the driveway ordinance "Immediate action is are Lee Walters (left) and C.W. Oehler. A new city hall estimat- City Commission Tues- that the people drawing can be enacted. necessary by the 1961 ed to cost $350,000; a new day refused to authorize these plans are 21 years In another item related legislature to insure the main fire station and three an exception to the drive- old. There isn't any ques- to automobile and pedes- opening of this university Pickard Killed Catholic Grade School sub-stations estimated at way ordinance permitting tion that this is a real trian safety, the commis- in 1964." George E. "Ed" Pick- $122,000; a new police construction of the build- danger to pedestrians and sion instructed city man- Additional support of ard, < 35, of Miami former department buildin'g at ing and parking facilities traffic,'? Porter said. And ager William Lamb to re- the university effort by a public relations manager Will Open in Fall $80,000; a new public li- as proposed by the own- turning to the architect apply to the state Road statewide group was voic- at the Boca Raton Hotel brary at $150,000; new ers and architect. Owners and owners, added, "it's Department for erection ed by the 23rd convention was killed in an auto St. Joan of Arc Catholic He was assisted during public works facilities at of the proposed facility up to you people to have a of electric signs with a of Florida District Key accident Saturday night School will open the doors the groundbreaking cere- $53,000; a marina at are Ervin zink of Deer- place that's not too big left-turn light at 20th Clubs. near the village of Palm this September in new and monies Sunday by Lee $50,000; two recreation field Beach and Tom for the lot that you street and Federal High- The resolution, passed Harbor, b etween Tarpon larger quarters if plans go Walters and c. William centers with two swim- Clark of Indiana. Architect bought." way. Springs and Clearwater. according to expectation. Oehler. ming spools at $226,000; is Val Brennan. Mayor Leo J. Fox said Other business at Tues- ers in the Kiwanis-spon- Police said Pickard Groundbreaking cere- Father Maiming said and improvements to new The proposed plan for that his basic objection day's Commission includ- sored high school student monies took place Sunday the Sisters of Mercy will beach facilities .at $250,- parking around the 14-unit was "cars backing out apparently lost control ed instructions to the organization, cited a of.his car. for the school which will staff the school. 000 and improvements to apartment had called for into the intersection of city manager to write a shortage of higher educa- extend eastward from the The groundbreaking the present beach facili- 11 parking spaces along Spanish Trail and Pal- He is survived by his letter on behalf of the tional facilities in the wife, Catherine of Miami. south side of the church ceremonies were held, he ties at $250,000. Spanish Trail and three metto Park Road." Greyhound Lines stating state in relation to the on S.W. Third Avenue. said, immediately preced- spaces at the south end DeLong and Commis- that Greyhound service state's growth and in- Working plans have been Also included in the Board of Control ing the launching of a of the building. Cars park- sioner Courtney C. Boone had been "efficient and creased numbers of quali- completed and, are await- $200,000 building cam- program Is the acquisition ing along the Spanish voted in favor of making adequate." The letter in fied college students. Meeting Today ing only the approval of paign for the school. of an additional park site, side would back through a new beach location, the exception to the effect denies the firm's The resolution spelled Boca Raton's city Com- Bishop coleman F. Car- two large openings into driveway ordinance and request for a resolution out specifically the pro- roll. right of way acquisitions Spanish Trail. The drive- mission, the Palm Beach and future off-street park- Fox, Porter and Brandt siding with Greyhound in posed university "at County Commission, the The single story, modem Local Students way ordinance specifies voted against the excep- opposition to Tamiami Boca Raton." structure will contain eight ing facilities. openings not larger than State Board of Control, Take Awards in tion. Trail Tours, inc., which and the city Planning classrooms and it is hop- 30 feet. Following the Commis- Board of Equalization The Commission moved is asking to serve this and Zoning Commission ed to accept registrations Science Fair Tuesday to meet at an ear- However, commission sion meeting, Brennan area. Will Meet Next Week are meeting today to dis- in May of this year. said that "at this point, ly date with the capital comments on the plan Lamb read to the com- The City Commission cuss mutual problems. "St. Joan of Arc Catho- Four students of the Improvement Committee to centered around the safe- I'm not sure what we'll mission a letter from the will sit as a Board of lic parish is keeping faith J.C. Mitchell School re- discuss the future of the do." Generally speaking the ty hazard involved in Florida Inland Navigation Equalization on April 3, discussion will hinge with its committment to ceived awards at the projects. backing over the side- The commission also District (FIND) on dredg- 4 and 5. The meetings around zoning and roads build such a new school," Regional Science Fair walk and into the street. moved to proceed with ing of the intracoastal will be held at 10 a.m. in in the vicinicy of the pro- the Rev. Paul Leo Mann- held Friday at Palm "Time is of the es- Commissioner John R. enactment of an emergen- waterway here. Included the commission chambers. pos ed Boca university. ing, pastor, said. Beach Junior College. sence,'' Commissioner in the letter was the fact Pam Hopkins, an eighth Joe DeLong said that dredge materials grade student of John Ha- would be available to pri- Plans Completed for News Building ger's class, received a TURNED TO CASH vate owners and that some second place award with One classified ad in of FIND'S material spoil Plans for the Boca Ra- contemporary design, the Ward Risvold, to improve "Pictures of the Heart" ,the Boca Raton News areas will be released fol- ton News Building have building will also provide and enlarge the service of in the physiology cate- may be all that it takes lowing completion of the been completed by Archi- the Boca Raton News to gory. BY OLIVER B. JAYNES. for 2700 square feet of to solve a problem for project. tects John Shoup and floor space for lease to the community. Roger Shaul, s seventh you. Murder is cheap in Palm Beach County. Submitted to the com- Paul McKinley and con- separate business firms. Adding a new note in grade student in Mrs. Mar- Things that you have It can be accomplished for as little as $8.95 — the mission Tuesday was the struction will be started The newspaper offices commercial building de- garet Heidgerd's class, cost of a weapon that can bring vengence in a split fourth progress report on around the house but are within the next ten days. and production depart- sign in the city, the received a second place no longer using- can of- second. The lethel instrument can be purchased just the water and sewer pro- Bids have been called ments will occupy an building will occupy the in the physics category about as easily — and quickly — as a bouquet of jects in the area. The re- ten be turned to cash in for from a list of Boca additional 2700 square eastern half of a site for his project "Electri- the pocket. flowers for the deceased. port shows that at the Raton contractors select- city". feet. Completion is running 240 feet along Take the case of I. This is not to suggest contemplation of such a present time the projects ed by the architects and Lynn Bush and Ronald scheduled for early June. the southern side of Sec- Biondi of 299 N.W. 46th vengeful act because it is easy. Quite the opposite. are 83 per cent completed. will be opened next week. Moulder each received The new completely air- ond Street, just west of St. The maple dresser Murder is almost always committed in the heat of third place ribbons in Enacted at the commis- Designed by Shoup and conditioned quarters will Federal Highway. and mirror he advertised anger. Given time to cool off and realize the conse- chemistry and geology sion meeting was an emer- McKinley, who are asso- provide greatly improved Plans call for the erec- last week are now happi- quences, the person in such a mood might have a categories, respectively. gency ordinance prohibit- ciated with three other working conditions for the tion later in the year of ly in the possession of a change of heart. Lynn, a ninth grade stu- ing the establishment "in Florida architects in prep- staff of the Boca Raton another 5400-square-foot new owner. A one-time. A movement is on to make it more difficult to buy a dent in Edward Reagh's all zoning districts" of aration of preliminary News and enlarge the building adjoining the News classified ad did deadly weapon, easy to conceal and use, in Palm class, had a project on cemeteries. The emergen- drawings of the planned scope of the newspaper's Boca Raton News and the truck. Beach County. That would be what is commonly cy ordinance is effective university buildings, the news, advertising and cir- stores for lease as store "Crystallization"; Ron- known as a revolver. And it is high time that some structure will house all culation facilities. It is ald, < a student in John How about your house? pending a revision of the space to suit tenants, it What do you have that restrictions were placed upon the sale of these in- zoning ordinance estab- departments of the news- the first important step was disclosed by Jaynes. Hager's science class, strumerts of death. Most important is the "cooling off paper now occupying two planned by the new own- made a "Geological Map would be better convert- lishing a policy on ceme- It will be of the same de- eel to cash? period." The proposal that anyone who wants to buy tery placement. separate buildings. Of ers, Oliver Jaynes and sign as the first unit. of Florida." a gun of this nature would have to make application and wait a few days for delivery is a very good one. ***** Commissioner Joe DeLong thinks that matters of a serious nature betore the city fathers should be dis- cussed among themselves before airing their views at formal sessions when the public can listen in. He seems to be of the opinion that Commissioners act on snap judgement when they haven't talked things over beforehand. The idea of informal meetings of the Commissioners to go over matters that are coming up for discussion isn't a bad one. in fact, it can serve a good purpose. It isn't to the credit to the other Commissioners, ~~ . ~ -..Mm Slioup nnd Paul ^f^.•Kinlrv however, -to imply that their judgement is not to be depended upon unless they have discussed the sub- ject at an informal meetihg. Furthermore, the public is entitled to know a little Boca Raton News building, with adjoining stores drawing, with an eight-foot overhang in front. The vate offices and conference room, Circulation depart- of the background also, in other words, judgements will rise soon on Second Street just west of tht= three stores will have large plate glass windows. ment, printing equipment and two dark rooms. All arrived at during the informal meeting should not pre- Federal Highway. Designed by local Architects With ample space for future expansion, the newspa- will, be completely air conditioned. Completion is elude a full discussion of the matter when it comes John Shoup and Paul McKinley, the building will run per portion provides separate rooms for business scheduled for early June. up for discussion and vote. along contemporary lines as shown in the architects' and advertising offices, news and typesetting, pti- 2A THE BOCA RATON HEWS Thursdoy, March 30, 1961 Patients Get yn Alley, Dabny Botelho, Seacrest Scenes Larry Brown Director announced Mr. Brown's ap- Pamela Coyle, Susan Hicks, At Cleveland Theatre pointment this week • Brownies' Gifts Nancy Hynes, Debbie Man- Larry Brown of Palm Beach, Support Boca U Brownie Troop 215 of the del, Terry Mowbray, Diane Chorus Makes State - St. John, Susan Spencer, who has been serving as assis- J, C. Mitchell School made tant to musical director Boris Layne Thernell, Gail Tib- Easter favors for patients at Band Rates Excellent Kogan at Musicarnival here Bethesda Memorial Hospital betts, Susan West and Betsy AIRLINE BY: GEORGE KRAUTWALD this season, has just been ap- and delivered them in per- W right. pointed musical director for son Monday. The girls were accom- On March 17, a group of anxious students tieaked to Mi- the theatre's summer season TICKETS While there the Browniespanied by Mrs. George ami with their Leader, Bill Bowman. The group was the in Cleveland. Hicks, leader, who wasassi- Seacrest Chorus, who were entering in Dis- were invited to tou r the k it- Producer John L. Price, Jr. Call BOCA 5488 chen facilities. ste d by Mrs. Clifford Wright trict Gompetitionfor the first time. If they In the group were Kathr- and Mrs Paul St. Jean. madeithere, they would enter State Com- petition in Daytona Beach on April 28. After they had made their appearance, RESTAURANT they returned to the buses and waited, as Easter is a Family and . Mr. Bowmanboarded the bus tension moun- affair.. . . after LOUNGE ted, this tension turned to joy as he announ- Boca Raton's FINEST and LARGEST Restaurant ced, "we got two superiors and one excel- Church take them ! lent, we made state." According to those out to dinner . . . SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES George Krautwaid on the trip, tears of joy flowed from the eyes of many and the strains of the Seacrest Alma Mater Fresh Daily were repeated "15 or 20" times. Congratulations to a won- Special derful and talented group of kids, and best of luck at state Clark Gable and Vivian Leigh star in David Do Selz- U.S. CHOICE MEATS ONLY on April 28. nick's "Gone With the Wind" opening today at the EASTER Boca Ratonis represented in the championship chorus by: Cinema Theatre in Shoppers Haven, Full Course Dinners Nancy Rand, Sandy Huff, Noretta Risser,-Marian Hawk, ; Danielle Vail, Neil Blodgett, Nancy Conors, Dave Gar- \ DINNER from $1.95 T **„ brick, Sidney Swartz, Beverly Knott, Betty Logonov and 6000 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton CR 8-1741 Valerie Piepol. On Wednesday the 28, the band was judged for district at the Seacrest Bandroom. After their performance they were rated, superior in marching, excellent in concert, and Good Selection ®i Stereo excellent in sight reading. Necessary to attend state are two superiors, therefore our band did not make it this year, ond Mattyoi R@c@rd§ I they are still rated superior in the minds of all o us how- SUN COVE ever, and a rating average of excellent is nothing to be RESTAURANT and LOUNGE ashamed of. 365 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach 50%™50% Boca band members are: Bill Hart, Lorry Corley, Roberta Welch, Dave Welch (clarinet), Dave Welch (drums), Pete Also the following Real Fine Bargains Bush, Tom Heiner, J erry Strimbu, Neil Bloddgett, Dan Conn C Melody saxophone $ 45.00 Gaultary, Bill Brown, and Bob Brown. Conn Eb saxophone 125.00 BOCA SEA HAWK OF THE WEEK Conn Bb Soprano Saxophone 75.00 Introducing, Miss Barbara Ellen' Riley, Conn Bb Clarinet 69.00 varsity cheerleader, cnadidate for. Nautilus "TASTE THE JOYS OF HEAVEN Bb Cornet 35.00 Queen, sponsored by Junior Civitans, and 4 Stops Importedjtalian Accordion, Like New 125.00 formerly candidate for Spring Sports Sweet- Marlon Brando and Miiko Taka, Japanese star, are heart. presented in Warner Bros.' "Sayonara", now showing This Scil® Tw© Weeks OnSy Barbara came to Seacrest last year from Saturday at the Del ray Drive-In Theatre along with "Battle Cry", drama of the U.S. Marines in war and Key West High where she was Freshman class "A remarkable experience in eating Jove. secretary, junior varsity cheerleader, var- awaits your pleasure at Imperial House sity cheerleader of which she was co-capt. From Polynesia, Hawaii, India, China 134 Boca Raton Road her junior year, and a member of the Key- .'"" ' Ill Abner' Will Close and Japan are unusual dishes Phone Boca 9466 ettes, and Beta Club. Barbara Riley to tingle the appetite! Center At Seacrest she is active in the National Honor Society, . amemberof the varsitycheerleading squad, and she worked Musscarnsval Season CHOOSE AS MUCH AS YOU IM FROM on the Senior Class Float. "L'il Abner" closes Musi- Mae. OUR SUMPTUOUS FEAST OF THE Barbara rates high scolastically, as well as beauty and carnival season this week. Tickets are still available ISLANDS $2.5.O personality wise, and we take pleasure in saluting Barbara "L'il Abner, " the'riotous for the remaining perform- Ellen Riley as Boca Seahawk of the week. musical tale of Al Capp's ances of this wacky musical Open Evenings: 5 to 12 • Buffet: 5 to 8- Convention time in Miami was realized by 15 members comic strip characters will and maybe reserved by call- EXCLUSIVES FOR EASTER of the journalism I and II classes last Friday, March 24. continue nightly at Musicar- ing the box office at OVer- . .. . PURE SILK Attending with their sponsor, Mrs. Pat Kennedy, all rose at nival through Sunday, April land 3-2040. Performance Atlantic Blvd. and A- i -A EASTER DUESSiS theunearthlyhourof 5 A.M. and arrived at the convention 2 the last performance of the times are Thursday and Fri- heldon the campus of the University of Miami, at 8. Fea- tent theatre's season. A fun- day at8:30p. m., two shows On the Ocean Pompano Beach with Jackets were 29.95 tured speaker at the conventionwas well known newscaster, filledshow for the whole fam- on Saturday at 5 p. m. and I -/"• WH 1-2200 • WH 1-2231 Ralph Renick, who spoke on the importance of the journa- ily, "111 Abner" co-stars big, 9:30 p.m., and Sunday at TAKE OUT SERVICE AT YOUR REQUEST H@w 18.95 list. After the general session work or panel groups were brawny ChetSommers in the 7 p. m. Also beautiful brocade held for make-up, news and editorial, as well as feature title role and pretty, pert, silk shirtwaists writing, photograph, and advertising and business. Patricia Northrop as Daisy were 35.00 After lunch, the group from Seacrest toured television station, W. P. T. V. in Miami, as well as the Miami Herald Mohrhusen's Return N®W 29.9S Building . A tired group returned home at about 8 P. M. We Offer Subject To Prior Safe SIZES 8-18, 12^-20^ Boca journalists attending were: Tod Bryant, Dick Long, From 'Circle Tour' IN WHITE, PINK, BLUE Maureen Woods, Carol McCall, Tomi Taiayos, and yours Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. 100 Shares AND LILAC truly.. Mohrhusen, North East Parties are organized, and election fever is present, as Ninth Street, have return- the time for the student body elections nears, a complete ed from a "circle tour" report will appear next week. of up-state Florida visit- BOCA iATON NATIONAL BANK CTVICC ing with old friends. After froncciis BOCA BRAINS a dinner party with Mr. Much congratulations'to the following Boca Ratonites who and Mrs. George Silver- Behind the new Post Office made the honor roll for the fourth six weeks grading period: nail of St. Petersburg, $25.00 Per Share 168 Boca Racon Rd. Boca Raton 5734 all A's, and no more than one B. Nancy Myers, Sandra stops were made at Orlan- Huff, andFaye Wells, Honors, 2 B's and the rest A's, Jack do and DeLand, the trip Butler, Arlene Brittain, Robert Schlusemeyer, Bernadette culminating with a visit LEE HIGGINSON CORPORATION FREE PARKING 2,000 CARS Baka, LynneApsley, Diane Angell, Doug Lambert and Mil- with Mr. and Mrs. R.E. lie Jordan. Smith of Cape Cod and 105 East Boca Raton Road I Long island aboard their Boca Raton, Fla. Telephone 7-2433 Starts Traveller Returns for ward Teeter, Livonia, Mich., craft "Yawl Lucky 11" Talk to Lions Club and Vince Vanacore, Mill- at Daytona Beach. town, N. J. Eric Anderson, a long time IRI lit-flOiIEDERBtHIEhUIBV TODAY resident of Boca Raton, who Passion Play Ends RESERVE NOW for EASTER SUNDAY 1 recently returned from an e- Winter Season Apr. 16 leven-month tour of Europe The Black Kills Passion The All Time Champ . andother countries was guest Play, now in its 9th win- of honor at the meeting of the ter season at Lake Wales, DRIVE-IN THEATRE Lions Club Monday night. S. Federal Ilwy. has been seen by over Deerfield Beach RINKY-TINK PIANO and He entertained the mem- 15,000 people this sea- im bers with a selection of cola son. TIIURS. thru TUES. ORGAN . . . playing all the TECHNICOLOR slides and comments about his Performances are given March 30 to April 4 "Old Time Favorites" for your The love story that thrilled millions travels. every Tuesday, Thursday 1st National Release in all its sweeping glory! Visiting Lions were Jack and Saturday evening at Showing singing and listening pleasure ! Stocks, Cownasville Lions 7:30, and every Sunday at Steve Georgia Club, Quebec, Canada; Ho- 6:00, through April 16. Reeves M0J] THE — Featuring — WHITE WARRIOR In Technicolor at 7 and 7 r* Prime RIBS of BEEF • BROILED SNAPPER John Dean Ricky WHOLE BROILED LOBSTER Wayne Martin Fel son RIO BRAVO MARION In Technicolor at 8:45 BffiNDO 'Our Next Attraction" - WORLD of Smofeiiiif Chlmnefi SUZIE WONG 3100 N. FEDERAL HWY., POMPANO BEACI H RESTAURANLOUNGTE and I ,JW, , *LD0 MONA TAB HEFUN- RAY- FREEMAN - HUNTER PATKICU OWEKS-RED BUTT0H5 RICARDQ UOMTiLBJIN DOROTHY ANNE JAMES IIARTB* SCOTT • MIYOSHI UUEKi • JIMES OMKI EVERYONE IS WAITING to meet their friends for dinner on EASTER SUNDAY at-the
2—Shows Daily—2 Two O'clock Admission Prices Eight O'clock Fine Food Box Office Opens Doors Open Mat. 1 P.M Daily at 1 P.M. Evening 7:00 Served In Fleasant Surroundings LUNCHEON, DINNER SPECIALS See Our Contemporary Art Exhibit DAILY.' By John st. John of Puerto Rico Serving hours 500 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano 11:30—2 p.m. and 4:30—8 p.m. Thursday, March 30, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Shriners to Midgets Ending Burn Mortgage Season - AIRLINE On Monday at 7:30 p. m. a Cards Cop League Crown Stage Night and Buffet Dinner TICKETS will be served at the Gold The Midget Basketball Call BOCA 5488 Coast Shrine Club in Deer- League played its last field Beach. Saturday morning game Atthetmeetingfour arson- last week. The final ists, Nobles Paul Nielsen, game of the season will Frank Hutchinson, Walter be played this Friday ^ Where Fashion Takes Form Gray and Jim Campbell will night at the Boca Raton burn the mortgage before the Elementary School Gym. ^| From the Right Foundation" eyesof the attending Shriners. The first game was be- At this meeting the newly tween the Boca Raton CROSBY ALLEY organized choral group under Jaycee Dragons and the directionof Nobles Ray San- First Bank of Boca Ra- Elks Elect Alley del and Ira Morey, will make ton Rams. The final score The loveliest ideas their first public appearance. was in the Dragons favor, take shape about Crosby Alley was elected 27-17. you in Exalted Ruler at the meeting On Friday, April 7, the De Molay Boys and the Rainbow 12 3 4 oftheBoca Raton Elks Lodge Boca J aycees 9 7 5 4-27 Monday night. Girls, with their dates, have First Bank 0 7 4 6 — 17 Outgoing Exalter Ruler Bob been given the use of the Club The second game, 'Doby MRNER'S* Day was elected as a five- for- a social and dance. This prick Cardinals vs the year trustee. Jim McGoldrick, will be the first of a series of Dog-n-suds Indians, was Alure® bra in such affairs for the sons and secretary and Walter Dugan, won by the Cardinals, 32- breath-easy elastic daughters of Masonic mem- 14. Leading the scoring $3.95 treasurer, were re-elected to bers in the area. their offices. for the winners was Bruce J.C. Mitchell school students had a behind-the-scenes tour of the Cinema Hurd with 16 points. Har- New Sport.Shop Will Open Soon Theatre recently., Receiving first-hand instructions on the operation of the ry HerbolU followed with giant projectors from the projectionist, Charles Sproul, are, from left, Dennis 10 points. William A. "Bill" Fane good shop at 451 E. Pal- metto park Road. Tofano, Allan Zimmermacher, Stewart Leach, Michael Hardy, Sproul, and 12 3 4 New Dimension Lycra ® is planning to open a Ronald Pohl. Doby Brick 12 6 8 4-32 and Antron ® absorbent fishing tackle, sporting The building is being Dog-n-Suds 8 4 2 0—14 constructed now and the Nylon in your favorite This week the season Sta-Up Top. $16.50 store will be named Boca will come to a close for Tackle Shop. the Midget Boys Basket- he plans to have a small ball League. The regularly lounge where fishermen scheduled Saturday morn- can exchange fish stories ing game is being moved and tell each other where to Friday night, March 31. Expert fitting the FAUCET the best fish are biting. He may install a ship-to- The first game will begin by Am Myers with only at 7:30 p.m., followed by ONE handle shore radio so that boat- men in the area can lis- the second game at 9:00 ten to the broadcasts. p.m. As an added attrac- Originally from Canton, tion, the Midget Girls Ohio, Kane came to Boca Basketball team will play Raton from Ft. Lauderdale a game against their Moth- ers at 8:30 p.m. Don't fail in 1956. He and his wife, to see your sons and son Terry and daughter, daughters play their final Susan, live at 498 N.E. games of the s eason. / Orchid Square Ph 3345 •Inc 10th St., Bermuda Square. League Standings 250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton Kane expects to open W L / his new shop on or be- Doby Brick Cardinals 10 1 Boca Raton Phone 6391 Dog-n-Suds Indians 6 5 fore April 15. Boca Jaycee Dragons 6 5 First Bankof BocaRams 0 11 MORTGAGE LOANS Conventional Home Loans ROADMAN'S Annual Spring at 5M% interest, Service charge 1% at 6% interest, NO SERVICE CHARGE The Sandpipers will be featured in a performance with the Concert Choir of Florida Presbyterian College, St Petersburg. The concert will be given April Geld Coast Mortgage Corporation 1, 8:00 P.M. at the Boca Raton Hotel Auditorium. Tickets for the concert may Edgar Lawson, President be obtained at First Bank of Boca Raton, Boca Raton National Rank, First Federal Savings and Loan Association, Rexall Drug Store (20th Street), Sarah 110 E. Palmetto Park Road Boca Raton, Florida Rutherford, and Kemp's Shoe Salon., The Concert is sponsored by the First Phones, Boca Raton 8817, 8866 Presbyterian Church of Boca Raton. CONTINUES THIS WEEK! iPelski Move A Rack Of ^ easy care, wash n wear \ FAMOUS MAKE Is Delayed DRESSES x CIAL PURCHASE Values to 17.95 Henry Pelski's appeal for a SLACKS new trial won't be heard at In Sizes 5 to 15 Wool-Dacron this Time as it is being de- 10 to 20 1 Orion layed by the current hearing to 24 /, Close Out At of the Chillingsworth case. Pelski, 45, abuilderof Ft. 1 Lauderdale and Boca Raton, 2 for $7.50 V3OFF was convicted Feb. 22 of slaying his former bookkeep- A Rack of Women's Group of MEN'S er, Mrs. Jean Abdulla, 36, last July. He received a life DRESSES SHIRTS COMPARi sentence. Special investigator Geor- AH Sizes SWIM TRUNKS AT 69.50 ge Green of the State Attor- REDUCID %/L ney's office said that the mo- WALKING tion filed recently by de- SHORTS fense counsel for Pelski can't y A Group of WOMEN'S be heard until State Attorney Phil D. O' Connell returns BLOUSES |/ V3OFF ONLY from the Chillingsworth mur- der trial being held in Ft. SKIRTS /3 WOMEN'S Pierce. M Mrs. Abdulla was felled by SWEATERS OFF Famous Make six bullets infrontof the home in Boca Raton where she was A Group of WOMEN'S SWIM SUITS staying with friends. The shooting took place last July PEDAL PUSHERS 10. PLAY SUITS 1/. 3 FIMiSlfflSi New Boat on Display SHORTS A Group The first 40-foot Owens OFF of SABLE vmum.tr flying bridge cruiser to v Childrens arrive in Florida is now LIGHT WALNUT \ \ at Anchor Marine Sales ORIENTAL WALNUT and Service in Delray BARGAIN ^ V PLAY Beach. ' SUITS New concept in modern furniture ... All formica desk, COMPANION CHAIR The double-cabin cruis- er, billed as the "oueen TABLES SWIM SUITS 48 inches wide. Entire desk is solid wood construction. Fine Naugahyde upholstery of the Owens fleet,1-' Values to 7-95 It is covered in quality formica with the exception of the in fabulous selection of represents a new design 99< T-SHIRTS colors to match any decor. and has a modern decor. back and inside of drawers. Four roomy drawers . . . Variety of It is on display and is A Group of .SWEATERS smart modern styling. wood finish- *, gn n nc available for demonstra- J5 CANVASS RUBBER SOLED es. Fabric •* ™ tion at Anchor Marine. V3 OFF upholstery al- 15 PLAYSHOES GRIFFIN Discontinued Styles MEN'S - WOMEN'S LINGERIE FLOORING CO. CHILDREN 'Griffin Has The Floor" Discontinued Styles Values to 7.95 Gowns Slips VINYL CORK $1.50 **> $199 Shorty PJ's RUBBER carpeting and draperies Open 9 a. m. • 5:30 p. m. ALL SALS5 FINAL m FORMICA N. Dixie Highway Boeci Ral©n SANDING COMPLETELY AIR immm®MMm FOR YOUR FINISHING PHONE BOCA 5332 FREE ESTIMATES ROADMAN'S 118 N. Federal Hwy. 122 EAST BOCA RATON ROAD Delray CR 8-1210 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 30, 1961 Texas ream Tops Handicap to Win The M.B. Noelke Tro- topped the scoring send- phy, tucked under the ing four goals through powerful right aim of the post while smith scor- Cecil Smith, is heading ed three and Benny Gutier- back to Texas this week. rez tallied two. Smith's Lone Star mal- Del Carroll, from his letmen took a determined No. 1 position on the All measure of an All East East team, scored five team Sunday at Royal goals while Captain Palm Folo Grounds par- George Oliver accounted laying a five goal handi- for four. cap to a three goal vic- Cecil , smith, marking tory 14 to 11. his silver anniversary as In the opening game a a ten goal star, was pre- smashing goal by Cobby sented a watch at half Yarrington in a sudden time from Bert and Don death overtime chukker Beveridge, operators of spelled victory for Dallas Polo Unlimited and Royal Circle F over Milwaukee,- Palm Folo Grounds. 6 to 5. Smith's wife Mary pre- Wayne Brownf playing sented her husband the No. 2 for the Texas all coveted M.B. Noelke tro- stars, in the main game, phy.
Go Deep Sea Fishing on the CANDIE KIDD Now Also Operating From PAL's COVE YACHT BASIN High goal action at Royal Palm Polo Grounds in Sunday's Texas Sport Hall Deerfield Beach of Fame game shows Eastern Star Del Carroll, left, reaching for the bal! as he is pursued by Cecil Smith in the dark shirt and George Oliver in the light TWO TRIPS DAILY Texas beat the All East stars 14 to 1L 8:30-12:30 1:00-5:00 ;v ONLY #J| "if . . , Phone Boca Support ?M i% Includes „,,, , Boca University "¥•#«# Bait & Reels 8814 It was bow] irip tourney day for yuunp, people during the Ifith Annual Mailo f.raphic Tournament at the Deerfield Lanes last Saturday and Ed Le Viness of at the 1339 S..F.., 7th Court, 'Deer-field Beach, really gave his competitors something It's a fact! to shoot at when he piled up a scratch score of 226. Watching Ed approvingly GOIT area's BEST here as he does his stuff are Hinky Freudenthaler, left, and Joann Oualmana, SHORT STORY —Sand Photo. A husband said to his spouse, "I'd give any- 18 Hole - Par 3 Low Medalists thing to know why God Snead Meets Bayer in made you women so [Driving Range Are Mrs. Dodge beautiful, and yet so And Mrs. Wolfel dumb!" his mate re- RALPH STEWART - Pro. Exhibition Match Sun. Low medalists on- the plied, "I'll tell you for FRED T. MILLS - Mgr. Sam Snead, golf pro at ball player, since turning qualifying round of Royal free. God the Roca Raton Club, will m ade us to golf has succeeded in Palm Woman's Golf Asso- Markinp, his 25th year as a ten goaler Cecil Smith, play an exhibition match becoming an outstanding ciation championship to beau ti ful the living legend of polo, accepts a watch from Mrs, so you TROPICAL GOLF with George TJayer Satur- competitor. He is former be played April 4, G and 7 Bert Beveridge, left, and Mrs. A.D. Beveridge. day at 1 p.m. at the Pom-Canadian Open Champion, were Mrs. J.T. Wolfel and men would pano Beach Country Club. St. Fetersburg Open cham- Mrs. F.F. Dodge with 82. love us, and He CENTER A pre-match golf clinic is pion and winner of the Second round of the Kay I Mile South of Delray Beach on U.S. 1 slated for 12:30 p.m. 1958 Havana Invitational Wolfe] Tournament was Polo Playoff Match made us Lons recognized as one where he defeated Sam won by Mrs. L.F. Ward dumb so Phone CRestwood 6-7888 of the longest hitters in Snead in a sudden death with a net 64. we could " love you Jolai Bush professional golf, Bayer play-off when the two Runners-up in Class A will meet all-time cham- giants of the fairways Games in April men." We know a little were Mrs. E.F. Dodge, nonsense now and then pion Snead in an 18-hole ha.d tied at the end of the -69, and Mrs. E.C. John- Solo Cup-CCC and Dal- the game and still attend inedaJ play. regulation 72 holes. is appreciated by the 1967 son, -70. las Circle F will tangle the Billy Graham rally at best of men,, but when it Bay or, former pro foot- Snead is the top all- Class B winners were at 1 p.m. Sunday on Royal the Bible Conference comes to buying a New 1 DOOR SCOAN time money and tournament Mrs. C. F. Laeberle with Palm polo Grounds vying Grounds set for 3 p.m. or Used car you want no COMET winner having won well 70, and a tie between for the Sunshine Polo Eigh goal match games nonsense, you want real THE BETTER COMPACT CAR over 100 major events in Mrs. W.J. Day Jr., Mrs. League Championship. will be held through quality, economy and top the brilliant 25-year span. S.L. Graves and Mrs. Solo Cup-CCC, winner April each Sunday at 3 service, the kind for BIG-CAR RIDE FINE-CAR STYLING The match is being stag- E.E. Talmon, each with of the first half of the p.m., according to plans which we are famous. SMALL-CAR HANDLING ed for the benefit for the 73. league, will take on Dal- of Royal Falm polo Class C winners were Elks Club fund Cripple las, winner of the second Grounds. ACT NOWI OUR PRICE Children's and Children's Mrs. James Armour with half, for the right to repre- THIS OFFER FOR By: Reid Simmons Playground Foundation. 70; Mrs. L.M. Faber, 73; sent the league in a new Larry Breckenridge on TERRY LIMITED TIME ONL Y * I Dan Borgioli and Mrs. D.L. Smith Jr., Also: Excellent Selection of U.S. Polo Association Rollins Golf Team SlPPauT YOL'K TEAM 75. interleague championship Used Cars: Priced Right! ,<*". 1895 planned for Oak Brook in Larry Breckenridge will FORD Co. late summer. be playing this season on Broward's Newestfc Fastest Don Beveridge, captain the golf team at Rollins Growing Ford Dealer iDELRAY LINCOLN-MERCURY! of the Detroit entry, will College in Winter Park. 1000 N. Federal Hwy. Open Evenings 'Til 9 - CR 6-6337 play No. 1 while he ex- Pompano Beach 2100 S. Federal Hwy., Dekay Beach Twice the school golf f \ pected to field Wayne WF 1-0310 (6 Miles N. of Boca Raton) Brown at No. 2, Billy champion at Bowles Mili- Reid Mayer at No. 3 and Harold tary School at Jackson- Allan Funt, creator of "Chico" larry at back. ville, he was third low "Candid Camera", one of Captain Russell Fire- qualifier in the Lima the season's most suc- stone Jr. of the Dallas (Ohio) Jaycee Golf Tour- cessful offerings, lias had squad will play No. 4 andnament in 1957. Ee was low Qualifier from Shaw- rr\ a Jot of practice in the go with Del Carroll at No. A', y \{ art of being candid. Funt 1, Dr. C.C. "Ruddy" nee Country cluh in the X started out in 1947 with Combs at No. 3 and pos-City Championship in "Candid Michrophone", a sibly Clarence Stark at 1957 and 1958 and a network radio show, Inter No. 2 to replace the re- quarterflnalist in the produced s series of mo- cuperating Jules Romfh. Lima city Championship in 1958 and 1959. r ! vie shorts in the snnip The last scheduled i vein and when TV camp game of the season has Larry is the son of Mr. on the scene, n cniiiern / been moved up to 1 p.m.and Mrs. R.F. Brecken- / was added. so that fans can catch ridge of 21G Cainino Real. // In its present format i', M "Candid cam era" s;>v sevnra] seasons of ser- 1 vice with the mnjnr net- 'A '•-" ,1J BICYCLE REPAIR > • t "' works and as n feature • \ on a number of shows ^ \ such as those of jack and CO UNTRY CLUB Paar, Stove Allen and Southwest 3rd Street (Racetrack Road) Garry Mnore before slip- Pompano Beach, Florida ping into its own niche SMALL ENGINE once ai;ajn in its present EISHTEEN HOLE Sunday night slot. REPAIR CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE / t Candidly speaking, hj IS SfUrBi~••-••—o OUCH^ — Introductory green fee $5.00 the way, jou just can't FACTORY AUTHORIZED V weekends included € find better all-around TV GUARANTEE Starting times reserved by phone service than what we of- GOOD FOR AS LONG A5 YOU OWN call WEbster 3-7168 fer at SOUTHERN TV TOUR CAR GOOD AT MIDAS MUFF US * FREE INSTALLATION Electric cart fleet s()i INC. Our work is fast, SHOPS CLINTON yet thorough. Give your FROM COAST-TO-COAST By Trained Specialists caddies available old set new ideas; keep Takes Only 15 Minutes. ENGINES Washington it in tip-top condition * Mufflers, Tailpipes, // A With SOUTHFRN TV INC., Exhaust Pipes for Ev- Senator 1927 North Federal High- evory Make of Car and SERVICE ^STATION way, phone 4004. Truck Golf Tournament TI1IS WEEK'S HOUSE- Thursday, March 30th, 1 P.M. HOLD 1UNT: Ink spots * Written Guarantee good Sales Service Parts can usually be removed at over 350 MIDAS Resident Professional, Carl Watkins from rugs by covering MUFFLER SHOPS Beautifully appointed clubhouse, k; with table salt for a min- from Coast-to-Coast dining room, lounge; patjo and ^ complete golf Shop, -v : %I : ute or so, then wash with Member America's Only Coast-to-Coasr r vinegar. Network of Exclusive Auto Muffler Shopi (MKNfMrUINU UPK PBtlCU KCHLw U O I Folia* Old Dixie Highwayto Pompano Beach end turn Wast on Southwest WE AiE NOW 3rd Street and follow the signs to POMPANO BEACH golf course located two miles West OPEN 1484 S. lM>(!enil Highway \VK 3-9!)71 ASSOCIATE ^^m STORE ; of Pompano Beach, i:...-,.'-. .-'-•.. ' PHI. NITE FT. LAUDKIMMLK HALLANDALR 144 §. F©d@ral Hwy Phone S38S PALM AIRE COUNTRY CLUB • SOUTHWEST 3rd St. (Racetrack Road) • POMPANO BEACH. Ft A 'TIL 9:00 P.M. 2212 S. Andrews 1000 N. Federal Jhursday, March 30, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Winter harvest of F orida most double the previous DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS tomatoes during 1961 was al- year's volume. Deerfsefcl Kiwanis Will Induct Miss Kaye Engaged STAR DECORATOR'S SERVICE P.O. BOX 871 BOCA RATON, FLA. • - Five New Members Today To Robert Rencher For Estimates Call Boca 3103 or Residence 4783 Five new members will be Vernon Hoffman, will preach Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, Kirsch DRAPERY HARDWARE 1268 S. E. Seventh Court, SPECIALTY — CUSTOM EODDING inducted into the Deerfield the sermon. Quality Service VENETIAN BLINDS Robt. A. Motzer Beach Kiwanis Club today at Named to the program com- Deerfield Beach, announce thenoon meeting at the Sun mittee for April is George the engagement of their Cove. Fowler, C. W. Fry, Herbert daughter, Bonnie Kaye, to D and A CATERING SERVICE To be inducted are Robert Gimmel; for May were R. Robert C. Rencher Jr., son of F. Sullivan, the Rev. Vern- Gladwell, Roy Glisson and Mrs. Eigene Rencher, Pom- Cocktail Parties on Hoffman, Harry J. An- Frank Gray. pano Beach, and R, C. Ren- Canapes & Dips Freshly Made to Order derson, J. Harold Trattner On the pro gram committee cher of Ft. Lauderdale. and Harry Morris. for June will be L. J. Hickey, The bride-elect is a grad- FREE DELIVERY CR 6-4328 At the last meeting mem- Albert Irons and Dr. C. M. uate of Pompano Beach High. bers were entertained by a Johnson. School and attended South Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers group from the Deerfield Florida College of Business. Beach Junior High School 'Friends' Will Seh is employed at a local . NEON CARDS Band. Members of the band pharmacy. PAINTED PAPER Dresenting several musical Hear Professor Her fiance is also a gradu- selections were Tommy Dr. George -C. Hutchen- ate of Pompano Beach High Adams, JosephCaskin, Frank sonf professor of English School and a ttended the Un- Schepis, AndreLaBonte, Bob at Mills College of Edu- iversity of Florida. He is now Norton, Marsha Jones, Deb- cation, New York City, employed by a local oil com- bie Scar, Barbara Nunn and will be guest speaker at pany. Robin Fleming. They were the meeting of the Deer- No date has been set for the accompanies at the piano by field Beach Friends of the wedding. Mrs. Robert Monroe, wife of Library tonight at 8:30 in their director. the library. This is an open meeting William N. Ogle ** Visiting Kiwanians and and the public is invited Funeral servic es will guests were Alan«. Sangster, to attend. be held Friday at 11 a.m. Regina, Sask., Ernest Peters, Dr. Hutchenson taught in the Henderson Funeral Euclid, Ohio., T. ScottHer- dramatics and public Chapel for Wilmer No! en rie and C. Leslie Walker both speaking at Rutgers Uni- Ogle, 61, of 192 S.E. 10 and of Beacon, N. Y., and the versity in New Jersey Court, Deerfield Beach, Sen, Ted David, center, congratulates Deerfield Beach Mayor James Michelle Rev. Arland V. Briggs of and also directed the who died at his residence as Deerfieid Chamber of Commerce president Lee Brashears looks on. Occa- Deerfield Beach. university players there late Tuesday night. sion was the dedication of new sign, background, last Wednesday. It was pre- VEILS There were two inter-club for several seasons. Ke will be in repose in sented to the city by the C of C and is located at main intersection of Hillsboro meetings held recently, one The doctor will spend a the chapel today from Blvd. and U.S. Hwy. l.-Sand Photo. Two NEW Shipments This Week at Coral Ridge where Deer- week in Deerfield Beach noon until 9 p.m. ing April 5 from 7 to field Beach Kiwanian Rus as guest of his sister, Bryan Boy Wins Oratory Contest Services will be con- 8:30 p.m. at the Sun Flower bands at $1.00 Half hats from $2.00 up Clarke was the guest speaker, Mrs. Floyd Rinhart. He ducted by the Rev. Louis David Bryan won first Optimists in the Zone 15 Cove. will then go on to Wash- Veils at and one with the Clewiston A. Parker,
SUPPORT BOCA U Other "SPECIALS" on Display -•& Awnings THE FAMOUS BOB'S BAR & Storm DOOR LOUNGE PACKAGE & PACKAGE STORE Shutters Cove Shopping Center, Deerfield fed. Hwy. and Palmetto Park Rd • Boca 5514 Boca 8455 FENCES BROWN'S BAR BOCA LOUNGE & PACKAGE & PACKAGE AWNINGTFENCTCO STORE STORE Fed. Hwy. and Royal Palm Road Fed. Hwy. and 20th Street Boca 9525 Boca-7-2588 Thursday, March 30, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7A Boca Raton News CLASSIFIED Paee
HELP WANTED APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT LOTS FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE FURNISHED bedroom apt. SPACIOUS New Home. 2- REAL ESTATE SALES- ACROSS from golf course, BUILDING lots for sale in THE COOFEIfctTIVfc Way ^ Also, efficiency. Week, bedrooms, 2-tile baths, NEWS MAN. Must be capable of 2 bedroom apartment, fur- beautiful Country club Vil- of Life is' the most pleas- month or year. Reasonable Fla. room, Oak floors, 2 running an office. Good nished, in new duplex. lage. Phone Boca 5312 or ant, carefree living experi- El Mar Apts; 4300 NW 3rd car garage in full base- opportunity in fast ex- Monthly or yearly. Avail- stop at office at entrance. ence in tropical Florida — Classified Ads Ave. Ph. Boca 9994. ment. Reasonable. Ph. panding town. Write giving able April 17. 343 E. some coooeratives are (332-L3B) HOUSE lots oil N.W. 9th Boca 3455 or Miami," PL experience & qualifica- Royal palm Road. (495- magnificent individual 151 Royal Palm Road tions to Box C, %Boca Ra- St. and N.W. 8th St., 75x 7-1918, (163-7Btf) homes — others are beau- lBBtf) FURN. 1 bar. $75; 2 bdr. PHONE 3767 ton News. (298-12Btf) 150, $3,000 ea. Terms to tiful, spacious apartments. $90 monthly, yearly basis. suit. Esterly sub-division, CHATHAM Hills, 2-bdr, 1- Many are directly on the Published Every Thursday GOING NORTH Southland Apts. 2060 NW HOUSEKEEPER, white, 4 lots, $4200. ea. Ph. 4365. ba'th, Florida room, full ocean; others are set in Helen Murphy, Mgr. 2-BEDROOM, '2 bath, Pla. 2nd Ave. Near J.C. Mitchell for couple. Live in PI a. (12-lBtfl kitchen. Tel. 4571 after. 5 peaceful vistas away from room, living room, feitchen School. Ph. 74-Wh 1-6318. p.m. or w eekends. 321 6 months, Middlewest 6 & screened patio. Walking the ocean yet with private - RATES - ____O45-41Btf) SACRIFICE for quick N.E. 28th Rd. (346-14Btf) 20c per line per issue months. Good home and distance to center. $100. beaches and shore facili- salary. $225. a month to sale. Lot 100x160', 4th ties. They come in varying Display,,,$1.25 per inch. a month to Nov. 1st. Call BOCA WOODS: New 2-bdr, NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath start. Give references & Ave. & 12th St. Owner. sizes, areas and price Boca 3659.(498-18,19,20B) 1-bath, unfurnished duplex home, large lot. 2760 N.W. past experience. Write Write A. LoBue, 29-20 ranges. As pioneers in apt. $69.50 per month 2nd Court. V.A. or F.H.A. Bell Blvd. Baysider'New the development and Ad Deadline Box K-A, Boca Raton LOVELY' 1-bedroom apt., yearly. Ph. 74 WH-17180, York, 61, N.Y. (480-18,19, No down payment, low sales of Florida's finest yews.(448-17,18,19,20B) furnished. Beautiful loca- evenings, 74 WH-1 0750. Albert Brown 20.21P) monthly payment. Call Bo- cooperative homes and Wednesdays tion, refined clientele. (377-14B) WANTED TO BUY ca 4044. (404-15B) apartments, M.N, Weir & Albert Brown Joins Phone Boca 5777. (466- REAL ESTATE for SALE* Police Force Here 9--3OA.M 48 INCH or larger China 17B) APARTMENT very com- NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Sons, Inc, for years has cabinet with large drawers fortable, conveniently BY OWNER. 100 ft. 'cor-central heat, -patio, oven been known as the head- Albert Brown was named FURNISHED apt., -cozy & ner) U.S. 1 Hwy. Frontage, quarters for cooperative Cheek Your Ad S below. Must be in good located. Call Boone Apts. & surface unit, enclosed a patrolman on the Boca Ra- cool. Available immediate- Boca. Zoned Commercial. buyers. We invite you to Report any error immediate- condition. State price, "8733. (482-18Btf) garage. Phone Boca 3485 ton police force recently. Po- ly. Only $60. per month. Priced lbr quick sale visit us to listen to the ly as the Boca Raton News describe. Box X-5, Boca & 9 am to 5 pm. (483-18, lice Chief W. H. Brown an- will not be responsible for Phone Boca 8529. (470- YEARLY $24,000. Terms. P.O. Box "Cooperative §tory" and errors beyond the cost of the Raton News. (494-18B) 19,2O,21B) nounced. first insertion and then only 17Btf) BEDROOM, Living-room, 843, «Pompano Beach, Fla. to let us help you in the Patrolman Brown is no rela- for the portion that may have kitchen, bath & screened ^___ (490-18 P) selection of your carefree been rendered valueless by USED 8" inch trailer and ONE & Two bedroom NEW house, waterfront, Florida Life . . . the co- tion to Chief Brown. He came such error. wheel barrow tires. Phone apts. Quiet, modern, fur- porch. Walking distance to- HOMES FOR RENT ocean access, 2 bedrooms, operative way. M.N. WEIR here from Baltimore, Md. , The News will not be re- Boca 7-2368. (491-18P) nished. Month or yearly. center, $80. a month. Call 1 bath, Pla. room, central sponsible for more than one PRIVATE Guest house, where he was on the police incorrect insertion. Boca 365 9. (497-18.19.20B) heat. Price $14,990. Boca & SONS, Inc., Realtors, PERSONALS Reasonable. 447 N.W; 40th furnished, near beach. force for fiv e years. Raton. Ph. Boca 4864. Federal Highway at s.E. St. Call Boca 8175. (464- $50. a WEEK. Unusual pri- Available April 1st. $80. Brown, single, aged 30, MISCELLANEOUS TO WHOM it may concern: (427- 16B) 5th St., Boca Raton, 17Btf) ^ vate efficiency near beach. per month plus (utilities. went to high school in Balti- for SALE Del C. Miller is no longer PHONE 3717; also Corner ROOMS FOR RENT Low monthly — yearly rate. Call Boca 8848. (406-15 more and also was graduated connected with M&M Sin- OCEAN HEIGHTS. Split- A1A at Atlantic Boule- FOR Rent or Sale clair Service, 6399 N. See to appreciate. 195 SE Btf) vard, Pompano Beach, from the Police Academy in Good location. Private level, 3 bdr; 2 bath; Fla. Baby Cribs, Play Pens, Federal Ewy., Boca Ra- Wavecrest Way. Boca Ra- PHONE 74-WH 1-7000. Baltimore. He now makes his driveway, Entrance and 3-BEDROOM, 2-bath, split room, sewers, or rent un- High chairs by week. ton, as of Feb. 6, 1961. ton 3450. (505-18Btfl furnished. Ph. Boca 5028. (321-9tfB) home in Boca Raton. bath. .Refrig. & grill. Rea- level, garage, unfurnished, Western Auto Store, (413-15.16,17.1SB) OFFICE FOR RENT (386-15Btf) 144 S. Fed. Hwy, Boca 8388 sonable. Boca 5763. near town and beach, $125. MODERN offices for small mo. 444 NE 3rd St. Ph. FURNISHED CBS 2 bdr; 1 No. 28 Is Lucky (239-45B) AUTOS FOR SALE (488-18B) bath ho use, suitable retired businesses. $85. per Boca 5028. (385-15Btf) BOCA RATON - 1 blodk The twenty-eighth day from Waterway; 3 bed- couple-built-in elec. wall Admiral THINLINE IMMACULATE 1956 Chrys- SETTLED couple, 'private month, water, lights & off is a lucky one for John p. UNFURNISHED, yearly, 3 room, 2 bath, furnished. oven and range, Fla. rm., 17" Portable TV ler New Yorker, power, bath, home privileges. $80. street parking included. Brown of 1295 N.E. 4th bdr, 2 bath, 28 ft. elevation, Loaded with. extras. encl. cair pwte, all in ex- while they Last. . . absolutely like new in month. References. Call Phone Boca 8496. (129- Ct., Boca Raton. central heat.etc. $ 100month. Have new home, < must cell ent condition, near 127.50 each. New appearance & performance, Boca 3266. (476-17B) 40, 41,42,43B) On February 28th of Models open. Sunset Ridge, sell. Bargain. Will fi- Bible Conference and shop- and fully guaranteed $895. Call Boca 8641. this year, he made his ROOM with bath for Single ONE Office or Store space N. 38th St. & 4th Ave. Ph. nance. Call CR 8-3415. ping area. Shown by app't. SOUTHERN TV (502-18B) first "hole-in-one" on person. Reasonable. Call available. North Boca Ra- 5518 or Hollywood WA3-1649. (501-18Btf) Call Boca 3068 days; 4825 1927N.Fed.Hwy. Boca4004 the 14th hole at Hidden PRIVATE party, 1956Olds Boca 9985. (472-17B) ton. Ample parking. $60. (439-16Btf) even; sat. Aft. & Sun. (499-18B) per mo. Ph. Boca 9582. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY (453(fl7,18,19B) Valley Golf Course using 98 Holiday Sedan. All pow- 2 BEDROOM and den, (454-17B) $1200 DISCOUNT .•:.'••-••$«.-•.•• a number 8 iron. On March 24 FT. Extension Ladder er, very nice, wiiite finish, ROOM with private bath partly furnished, on Canal, NO CLOSING COST LAST CALL 28th, he repeated the feat (wood), like new. 846original mileage. Must be & private entrance. $40. WAREHOUSES quiet neighborhood, close 2-Bedroom, 2-bath, home BLDG. Code prohibits fur- with a "hole-in-one" on N.E. 70th St. (Boca Har- seen to appreciate. See at per month. 250 Jeffrey 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. in. $95. per month. Call on corner lot, central ther building of 1,000 sq. the 10th hole using a bor). Ph. CR 6-9521. 325 NE 40th St. or call St.; North Boca village. ceilings, 3 10x12 overhead Boca 8939 or 6603. (487- heat, city sewers, extra ft.' homes, so will sell number 7 iron. (479-18P) Boca 8529. (506-18B) (481-18Btf) 18B) doors, separate office 12x large lot, built-in range Semi-furnished model, 2- BOATS 15, 2 toilets. Practically bdr; tile bath, GE kitchen, Our CLASSIFIEDS LOST AND FOUND LARGE twin bedroom, 2-BEDROOM home, fur- and oven, wood paneling, CHRIS Craft, Riviera private bath & entrance, new building. Plenty of extra large screened porch, with awning type windows, Bring Results LOST: WHITE Gold Ladies nished, 6 months or Speed boat, 158 HP, 40 $15. single. Available Windows, centrally located. Boca 5312,699 NW14Ave. connected to city sewer Bulova Watch. Near 4th longer. 200 N.W- 10th St. for $11,200. Unfurnished M.P.H., $1200. Phone April 3rd. 491 NE 5th Cir- JA 4-7813. (2-lBtf) (489-18Btf) Ave. & Bible Conf. Grounds. Phone 9897. (496-18Btf) $10,850. 1 block from St. Legal Notices Boca 8667. (411-15Btf) cle, (Win.Pn.) Ph. Boca' Reward. Ph. Boca 4675. HOMES FOR RENT Joan church, like distance 3262. (504-18B) To Place Your RESOLUTION NO. 10-61 (503-18B) 2-BEDROOM, -1 bath, fur- DEERFIELD BEACK, to shopping area. .Inspect Pleasant home, 2 bed- CLASSIFIED AD A RESOLUTION OF THE ROOM with private en- nished house, $65. per at 155 SW 3rd St. Ph. Boca CITY COMMISSION OF THE SERVICES AVAILABLE" rooms, sleeping porch, 1 Phone Boca 3767 trance & shower, gentle- month. Prefer retired cou- 1 5401 days; 8060 evenings. CITY OF BOCA RATON, LEGAL bath, I /* blocks from FLORIDA, CHANGING THE TILE Roofs Cleaned & men preferred. Walking ple. Boca 4619. (492-18B) (493-18B) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ocean, fishing pier, & ' REAL ESTATE TIME OF THE AFTERNOON ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT Painted. Free estimates. distance to stores. 35 MEETING OF THE CITY IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE shopping. May to Dec. FOR RENT or SALE 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, COMMISSION. OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, Satisfaction guaranteed. NW 3rd Ct. Call Boca 3-BEDROOM, <2 bath, .built $100. a month. Call at TTO Bedroom, 1-bath $15,200, all electric, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- PROVIDING FOR THE REZON- Licensed and Insured. 7-2257. (477-18P) in oven, & surface unit, SOLVED BY THE CITY COM-ING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY Ph. Boca 7-2014. (507- hreakfast bar, screened 1961 N.E. 3rd St; Deer- house in Boca Raton. Call landscaped," FHA mort- MISSION OF THE CITY OF DESCRIBED MORE COMPLETE- TRADE field Beach. (478-18B) Boca -7-2683 after 6 p.m. gage, low monthly pay- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: LY HEREIN. 18B) porch. Call Boca 3485 between 9 am — 5 pm. (475-17,18B) ments, 1269 N.W. 4th st;. 1. That commencing on April TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- SLIPCOVERS,reuph, drapes 2-NEW 'Properest' twin 4, 1961, and thereafter, the REST, PROPERTY OWNERS (484-18,19,202, IB) IN Fine neighborhood, Country club Village.' time of the afternoon meetings AND CITIZENS: Antique satin, white, .89
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ogers FIRST BANK of LAKE ROGERS ISLES is the community that helps you ex- press the SUCCESS you have BOCA RATON 500 S. Federal Hwy. ACHIEVED." CONVENIENT ?O DOWNTOWN of 1st. Av®. cinei E Royal Palm Hd. BOCA RATON ASSOCIATll Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation INTIIPI ME PHONE 5473 4B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 30, 1961 Why not prevent it before town. It should be studied Public Forum it starts. concurrently with the Palm- Through My TO THE EDITOR: This 36 sq. mi. area has etto Park Parkway. BOGA RATON NEWS only six miles of Ocean Two such parkways would In the 1920's, 1-930's and frontage, an important item belt-line greater Boca Raton, contain it and insure it from 151 Royal PaJm Road Phone: 3767 Window 1940's I was with a real es- to be borne in mind. Our tate development firm with neighbors to the west will breaking up into a hodge- Published every THURSDAY at Boca Raton, Florida, by Boca offices in ten towns in West- use it so why shouldn't they podge of small townships, all Raton News, Inc., Oliver B.Jaynes, president; ward J. Risvold, using our beaches and facil- By BEATRICE LANDRY chester County, New York, help to pay for it. Of course vice-president. a well-known suburb of New they will also use other fa- ities but paying nothing. WARD J. RISVOLD, Publisher. York City settled by an above cilities of the town. Improvements such as 20 th Spring is renewal time. Renewal for flowers, trees, average class, similar to that The members of various Street Extension. Military NEWS DEPARTMENT ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT (lawns and also people. of Boca Raton; heavy in res- representative agencies Trail, No. 9. etc., all dove- John T. Opel, Editor H. Clay Riley Easter brings a spiritual renewal of faith and bears out idential population and have in recent years learned tail into such a plan. The Beatrice Landry Manager the old adage that man does not live by bread alone. One sparse in industrial. many things about growth University, when it comes, of the greatest satisfactions in life is giving and doing for Those ten towns eventual- and expansion that former would crown the center with others. When the act consists o'f physical action as well as ly grew from a few thous- representa rives did not know, adequate access from all Entered as Second class matter at the Post Office at Boca Ra- sides. ton, Florida, December 1, 1955. the givingof the gift, itbecomesan even greater blessing. and to from 25, 000 to 100, - and with good cooperation Speakingof "doing and giving" it is hard to beat the re- 000. During that period mis- itshould not be difficult to To those taxpayers now MEMBER: Florida Press Association cord of our own local teenagers. They have worked for * takes were made in it de- produce here a model for within the township who may Boca Raton chamber of Commerce. weeks preparing the way for their annual bazaar, now over. velopment but much was ac- the east coast. The best in disapprove, fearing an in- SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $4.00 Year. During the time the event went on they good naturedly complished. The Westches- planning must be offered to crease in taxes, I say, - re- 1 shared long hours and many duties, pleasant and otherwise. ter County parkways, the attract the most desirable fuse to anticipate and support It was all part of the "project. " Bronx River, the Sawmill type of colonists. One class arid you will carry a higher Usually when a group puts on such a large fund raising River, the Merritt and the of development may well percentage of the load latter. PLANNED PARKING A MUST event, the money goes to something the group wants. This Cross County became the produce five times as much A very large percentage if not is true of the teenagers, too, but with difference. models for America. in tax revenue as another. all of the area in question will One of the first areas to provide off-street eventually be annexed any- While in the early stage oF the develop- The "something they want" it to give the children of the There are many similar- Twenty-five years from parking is Goral Gables. George K. Zain, way, so better to attempt to ment of its central shopping district, Boca community a fun filled Easter egg hunt party, cpmplete ities in our problem here. now the population will still now retired and a new resident of Boca Ra- control it now so that it will Raton can escape the serious problem that Greater Boca Raton of tom- by the 100. 000 or more, so ton, was the first one to propose a plan for with costumes and prizes. This take money, and a lot of stand on its own feet later has plagued older and larger cities through- orrow, west to the Sunshine why not aim for one that the community just south of Miami. Sev- it. Eggs have to be purchased, cooked, carefully dyed and and not be a tax burden to out the country. It is, of course, the park- hidden where they will not be too difficult to find, justhard Park wa y, contains unusual ly will produce the highest ing problem. eral lots were established and the section, existing taxpayers in the days now known as the Miracle Mile, has been enough to provide some excitement. choice acreage with high possible revenue necessary to meet budgetary require- to corne. Thecostofland in the "downtown" sec- growing ever since. The land would cost The teenagers prepare alltheeggs themselves and have table and good drainage. It ments. We are talking about The question arises as to tions of most cities has gone up to the point several times as much today; off-street fun experimenting with afferent designs. Several eggs are is destined to grow at a rate potentially a billion dollar what percentage should be thatacquiring theneededoff-street parking parking lots would now seem to be almost given a "special" color or design and when found entitle unheard of in most sections of America. This is borne business, and it should be industrial and where. We all lots works a great hardship on both the city prohibitive. the finder to a prize. go. eminent and the property owners. In Childrenof the community, hundreds of them, look for- out by the record. In fact approached as such. know that some industrial The subject was brought up at the last during the ensuing 25 years area is justasimportant to us many cases, lots are prov ided by assessing ward to this annual event. Most of them are too young to One has to start some- meeting of the Retail Merchants group and it will probably grow to over as the residential. However, all property in the area they serve. While realize the enormity of the project. where, and I would like to should be persued until a plan has been 100, 000. We will be unable let iis not zone an industrial the cost is high, the need is so great that The teenagers learn a valuable lession in growing up suggest a beginning. workedoutandpresented to die City Com- to control the numbers, so area prematurely and impair most business establishments beleive it is that it is fulfilling to give, not only of their gifts but also A four-lane beautified mission for action. the only alternative is to the growth of what can be the only hope of avoiding a serious loss in of themselves. parkway from Ocean Boule- Boca Raton has a golden opportunity to control the quality. South Florida's finest resi- patronage due to lack of enough parking They are to be highly commended for their efforts and vard out Palmetto Park Road space for their customers. provide for future need of its central busi- dential community. How the ness district with respect to parking. We not only parents but the whole community should let them As Boca Raton expands to to the Sunshine Cloverleaf, county zones and how firmly Boca Raton must look ahead to the time know thattheyare being appreciated. A word of praise for the wast each new segment with no breaks in it, with when the same problem is bound to occur know by the experience of otte r cities that it enforces will play a big it is the one facility - above all others - work well done goes a long way. will want annexation, just no necessity to detour via part. I urge who ever acts in unless provisionis made now to meet future as has been the case to the necessary to the development and prosper- any of the other future that capacity to earmark lar- needs. This city and its central business north. It is about six miles route. I believe that it ity of the central area. ge enough areas at the ex- district merchants can take a leaf from the from the Broward County should be a parkway of its Right now is the time to start planning. treme north and south ends book of other South Florida towns and cities. Think It Through line to our northerly bound- own, independent of all so that the interior area be- ary and about six miles to others, though it might ween will remain unblem- Reverse the Trend the Sunshine Parkway ap- well connect with 808 west ished residential in all direc- REGARDING BOOKS proximating 36 sq. mi. of the Seaboard track. I am tions ra dia ting from the Uni- BY E. F. HUTTON more or less. Growth with- told that the right-of-way is versitysite, whichisabout in in that area cannot be stop- available for the asking, if the center. To permit any Classics Wrapped in Paper Perhaps the chief "plus" in Kennedy's win over Nixon is ped, but it can be wisely acted upon promptly. Wait industry prematurely in the planned and directed. ten years and it will cost a read again, and if you run is a Signet Classic bearing that a predominately Protestant country is no longer afraid center could-blight it all and BY LAWRENCE DAME Greater Boca Raton can fortune. into Signets "Tono-Bungay," the with, humor, diatribes to elect a Catholic President. preclude the possiblity of well become another area Eventually we will need a the tale of a mass-produc- and poetic commentaries on Further proof of that former fears were largely baseless carryingouta masterpiece of Not so long ago, and not of a dozen townships, all similar parkway from Ocean tion faker, with plenty of • life on a great and wayward is shown by the fact that a large group of Catholic clergy sound planning for the future. for the first time, we com- with duplicating expendi- Boulevard to Military Trail punch and humore in the lines, Welshman. oppose a course which Mr. Kennedy seems to favor, of mented upon the terrific com- tures and political discord. in the northern end of the' F. Byron Parks petition, majority competi- you 11 think of Wells as some- Now we leap backward in- trying to solve practically all problems by political action, tion, at that, which the pa- thing more than the bearer to the " Renaissance in Italy, " chiefly from Washington. perback publishers are giving of a handlebar moustcahio. a history of a three-century Mr. Kennedy's blueprintis , of course, opposed to all the hard-shelled conserva- Then there's "The Oregon period of golden production that Thomas Jefferson stood for and can only lead to to- tive firms still devoted, at Trail." Henry Parkman, au- and frightful mayhem in talitarian government. In fact, the question should be asked Blueprint mounting costs, to the crea- thor, was a Boston recluse of man's progress, compiled by of today's centralizers of power; "Between where we are tion of hardbacks. fine family and deep mind a great scholar, Jacob Burck- now, and where Hitler took his people, where do you pro- Whatever one may think who recreated the history of hardt. A marvellous panora- pose to STOP?" about the paperback methods, our continent. When young, ma of human triumph and Five U. S. Cardinals and 2.72 other Roman Catholic Bi- at least, literaiure long for- Parkman ranged the trail of misery. Finally, to complete shops are, in effect, asking that question, and calling for for happiness gotten except for dry-as-dust pioneers and Indians, and put a haphazard survey of paper- a reversal of the trend. scholars and critics like my- his experiences down in pen- back treats, which are 1 egion "Pressures are growing, " they say, " for a constantly self who were brought up ear- etrating prose. A scholar's within easy reach, we come greater reliance on the collectivity (government) rather ly to believe in reading as a adventure, exciting and in- to Thomas Hardy's brooding thanon the individual . . . An inordinate demand for ben- pleasure and an education formative. study of human folly, "Far efits ... has led an ever-growing number of our people to combined, is now reaching Why. here's Bill Faulk- From the Madding Crowd, " relinquish their rights and ©abdicate their responsibilities. " the multitude in volume. ner's "Sanctuary," maybe his first published anonymously For example, they believe that education is best • ser- For example, who would best work, at 75 cents in Sig- years ago by a titan whose ved when "it is locally controlled and locally supported. " ever think 15 years ago that net. The tale of a reckless name was often anathema in Long before we got too smart and modern to listen to the average man would be debutante and her mad in- England. patiorts like Washington and Jefferson our first President buying, or would be able to volvement with a gangster. said, "Government should be watched like fire, -- a good buy at 50 cents, a copy of one In the same volume, the Business Variation servant but a fearful master. " of the most satirical of nov - touching "Requiem for a Nun* " Largest in Decade It is good to hear similar expressions again. els. "Erewhon, " by Samuel a story of a human torment Business activity during the vailableforl2 Florida cities, "Daytona Beach had a 4 Butler, on any old newstand written somewhat like a.play. winter months in Florida last or in a drug store? This Sig- Tennessee vs. John Tho- Pensacola, where summer per cent variation.- Gaines- year stood 9 per cent above business is usually in excess ville 5 per cent; Tampaand net - published classic, in mas Stokes, a teacher. summer-month activity, the which a 19 th Century English Seems like it couldn't hap- of winter activity reversed Orlando 8 per cent; Lakeland Florida State Chamber of its trend and had a 2 per cent 9 per cent; Key West 12 per author lashes out at the foib- pen again, a teacher pros- Commerce reported yester- les of today-a sort of other- ecuted by a state for teach- greater winter business last cent; Greater Miami 13 per day, cent; Saint Petersburg 14 per world Philip Wylie-is indeed in something about evolu- yeir. Jacksonville matched "This winter-summer var- this figure". cent. fascinating and profitable to tion. It can. Here is the sto-iation was the largest since re-read, with a- relationship ty of Clarence Darrow de- the early 1950 's. The figure to today's moral and econo- fending Scoped against the stood at 6. 8 per cent in 1959 mic dilemma and many a onslaught of William Jenn- and8. 8percentinl958. The 20 years/experience providing spark- ings Bryan whom he made ...a home of your own laugh for good balance in the larger 1960 winter-summer ling color and black and white into a monkey. wit. difference points a finger to- pieluresforvseirr America's H. G. Wells? Oh, yes, he "Adventures in the Skin ward the need for increased •">• •'..; -Uw-. leading magazines. U Wh h wrote some sort of screwy his- Trade, " by Dylan Thomas summer tourism", the trade tory of the world, and must (who has been succeeded in body stated. BUY or BUILD have left out plenty, too. the public eye by writer "The seasonal variations, ':*' CpihD, PET ALBUMS; Let our MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT help with all details .* CONVENTIONAL FINANCING * STANDARD RATES *NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY * Local CONVENIENCE and INTEREST In Your Problems * FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SERVICE BOCA RATON OFFICE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach 601 N. FEDERAL HWY, * BOCA 8576
Accounts Insured By An Agency Of The Federal Government BVSAVIMQ8 AND LOAN Seacrest Honor Roll Thursday, March 30, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS SB Announced By Fulton FOR THE The honor roll for the fourth Baka, Carol Averbach, LIFE YOU'D LOVE six weeks grading period for Lynne Apsley, Diane Angell, Seacrest High School was an- Ruch Butt, Susan Olson and TO LIVE../ nounced by Robert Fulton, Sandra Stoddard. principal. High honors 12th grade High honors, 10th grade: went to Allen Shaefer, Don John Wright, Dudley Barlow, Dietrich, Nancy Ritz, Ina Ann Breslauer, Mary Verzaal, Sue Rawls, Sally Ream, Ter- FLORIDA'S MOST GLORIOUS Joyce Elquist, Catherine San- ry Carver and Faye Wells. ders, Nancy Myers, Julia Honors went to Doug Lam- COOPERATIVE RESIDENCE Withington, Janet Manson, bert, James Thompson, Mar- Completed! with Qceanfront Terrace in Every Apartment Charlotte Majors, and Deb- lene Seiler, Patricia Snow, orah Gessler. Judy Battle, Barbara Grant, Honors went to Ronald Debbie Kane, Millie Jordan Borst, Alan Barabee, Ron and Karren Zjelinski. Prospective new members introduced at die meeting of the Junior Woman's dub Martell, Joseph Laury, Wil- Tuesday night included, left to right, Mrs. Louis Papitto, Mrs. Harry Thernell, Miss liam Houghton, Jack Butler, Conducts Pre-School Jolene Mucci, Mrs. Lewis Deshler II, Mrs. Donald Reed and Mrs. Douglas Millhouse. Marilyn Palermo, Paul Pri- Library Project egel, Joyce Cober, Diane Knudsen, Susan Hollis. Ellen The first meeting of the Week's Schedule Grossman, Elen Grady, Mar- Junior Woman's Club library MONDAY tha Davis and Arlene.Brittain. project for pre-school chil- Boca Raton Library Associ- dren has been set for Wed- High honors, 11th grade: ation, First Federal, noon. Ronnie Yates, Dave Eckstrom, nesday, April 19 from 10 to 11 a. m. at the library. Lions Cub, Lions Club- Steve Szabo, Marsha Love, house, 7 p.m. Lois White, Eileen Strickland.. All children between the Elks Lodge, Palmetto Park ages of three and a half and Honors went to William Office Building, 8 p.m. five years are invited to at- Kim ball, Robert Schluse- TUESDAY tend. At the first meeting meyer, Richard Brinker, Ri- Kiwanis Club, Sun Cove, chard Van Ma tie, Janice Bur- they must be accompanied by an adult who can fill out the noon. que, Phyllis Carver, Jean Boca Raton Garden Club, Cline, Susan Hill, Bernadette necessary registration form. The adult need not stay for St. Gregory's Episcopal the hour-long program. Church Parish Hall, 2 p. m. Adult Typing Civitans, Ebb Tide, 7 p.m. At Seacrest Purpose of the project is to Jaycees, Ebb Tide, 7:30 acquaint youngsters with the p.m. "wonderful world of books" Anorganizational meeting Junior Women's Club, for an adult evening class in before they enter kindergar- At Delray Beach . . . Directly-on-the-Ocean members only 8 p.m. Typing will be held at the ten, club members said. WEDNESDAY On A-1-A between Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach...2'/2 miles north of Boca Raton Seacrest High School at 7:30 There will be story telling, Rotary Club, Sun Cove, tonight. Registrations will be reading, games and otherac- OUTSIDE WONDERS: INSIDE MARVELS: taken at that time. tivities of interest to children 12:15. THURSDAY 200-ft private beach Extra-Spacious Rooms This instruction will be of- during these programs. The Private Boat Dock on the Through Ventilation! fered by the Palm Beach Coun- group will meet at the library American Legion, Legion Inland Waterway Individually Controlled ty Vocational Department in every alternate Wednesday Home, 8 p. m. On-Site Parking Air-Conditioning and Heating! cooperationwith Robert Ful- morning a 110 a. m. The pro - Boca Raton Board of Real- Stunning outdoor pool Oceanfront terraces Expansive, elevated grounds ton, principal of Seacrest, gram will continue through tors, First Federal, 7:30 p.m. Wonderful closet space! FRIDAY Beautifully landscaped lawns Luxurious Bathrooms! according to Kenneth F. John- August, Breathtaking views Deluxe All-Electric G.E. Kitchens that . son director of vocational Membersof the Junior Wo- Christian Business Men's Ideally situated in a quiet, delightful, include complete laundry units (washer- education for the county. Committee, Sun Cove, noon. man's Glub will take turns Mary Lee, one year old, displays her Easter bonnet this uncrowded area dryer combination), dishwasher • and Classes will meet Monday conducting the story hour and Boca RatonBarbershoppers Five minutes' drive to Delray, disposal unit, giant refrigerator-freezer, week. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burgher Chamber of Commerce, 7:45 10 to Boca Raton superlative cabinet space, etc. and Wednesday from 7:30 to two members will be in' of 855 N. W. Sixth Avenue, Boca- Raton — Colony Studio 10:00 PM. There is no tui- charge of each meeting. p.m. Private and Public Golf Courses tion fee; however, there is a Mrs. Douglas Millhouse is s minoie war, the longest Gets Delray Job 3 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODEL APARTMENTS ON VIEW small registration fee and stu- in charge of the service pro- i Available on yearly lease with option to buy) .and bloodiest Indian war ever dents must furnish their own ject for the club. A Boca Raton firm will do supplies. Ymr fought by this country; and Choice 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Suites still available the landscaping for the new The class is dependenton a Value of Florida-grown to- the Panic and Depression of. LIMITED TIME OFFER! 15% DISCOUNT ON REMAINING APTS. 1837, which closed every City Hall in Delray Beach. minimum enrollment of 15 bacco from 1960 was $26, - Turner Nurseries'has been a- New prices from $19,500 (terms arranged). Monthly maintenance from $80 (partly tax doductible) persons. 000 000. FforJcfn bank in Fioirda, Florida's population grew rapidly, and warded the contract for the Brokers Cooperation Invited BY SAMUEL PROCTOR it was apparent that her ag- job. Professor of History rigultural and industrial po- HIGHLAND TOWERS Cooperative Apartments University of Florida In Suwannee County last tential was unlimited. year2, 000 acres of field com 2921 South Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach, CRestwood 6-7970 Part II were harvested in a single Farmers and farm workers commercial operation. England re-ceded Florida have far less high blood .... | to Spain in 1783 and a new pressure and fewer neuroses period of disorder and revol- than any other group o f ution began. Pirates infested British workers. the waters along the Florida coasts and at time occupied REALTORS OF Fernandina and threatened to capture St. Augustine. Am- BOCA RATON erican se ttl ers, intrigued • The following are NOW . . . members of the sometimes with the not-too- Boca Raton Board hidden supportof Washington, of Realtors. Doing business 'with hoping to annex Florida to them you are as- the United States. sured the highes type of service Two revolutions, anlndian that can be admin- istered in the fiel BANK SAVINGS INTEREST war, andall kinds of troubles of Real Estate © NORM ADVERTISING, Inc. involving the British, runa- Practice. way slaves, smugglers^ fili- ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- busters, and Napoleonic spies eral Hwy., Phnne 4249. PAID MONTHLY 1 JUST ADORE YOUR NEW W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal plagued the conscientious set- Hwy., Phone 8621 and 9336. tlers, who were struggling to BENSON REALTY, 501 E. Pal- FENCE, AUNT MILLIE !" metto park Rd., Phone 5435. push back the wilderness and CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 bring peace andorder to Flo- E. Boca Raton- Road. P.O. BY CHECK Box 354, Phone 9166. "Yes, thanks to those friendly folks at rida. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., STANDARD SUPPLY & LUMBER, I got After Andrew Jackson had Phone 547 3. exactly the kind of fencing I wanted. I ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. I i,! twice led an American army Palmetto Park Road, Phone think it makes the place look so much into Florida it was obvious 8708. more attractive ... is a beautiful back- F. WOOD ROW KEETON, 29 5Q that the area was like a ripe N. Ocean Blvd., phone 9996^ BOCA RATON NATIONAL ground for my shrubbery . . . ensures my fruit ready to drop into the LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West privacy, too!" Palmetto Park Road, Phone American government's lap. 3737. offers another special service to its customers through Finally, Spain agreed to sell RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto its new Monthly Interest Savings Plan. Keep your lawn and garden well-cared-for Florida, and in 1821 it was '. Park Road, Phone 8077. with fencing! Stop in this week for free J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. formallyannexed to the Uni- ; Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. estimates. ted States. Under the able : MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 leadership of men like Gen- S.E. 1st Ave. PJrone 6648. WANT AT-HOME ESTIMATES PETRU2ELLI REALTY, Inc. eral Jackson, William P. Du- 2325 N, Ocean Blvd., Boca It's as simple as it is convenient. Accounts opened by Val and Richard Keith Call, Raton. Phone 9418. the 5th, 15th or the 25th of any month receive check FENCING CALL 8554 F. BYRON PARKS, 499E.Pal- counties were created; roads metto Park Road, Phone 5151. for interest the following month. were constructed {including EARLE J. ROBBINS, 61 s. First Ave. Ph. 4747 and 5145. the Bellamy Road which ran J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 from the St. Johns River to S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744 Pensacola); railroads, for the and 8316. FRED TAYLOR, 1941 N. Fede. Add to your regular monthly income the easy way. most part mule-drawn; and rat Hwy. Phone 5022 and 8563 a capitol site, the camping WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed-, eral Hwy., Phone 9271. groundsof the Tallahassii In- TOWN and COUNTRY, 164 E. TANMRD dians was selected. Boca Raton Rd. Phone 6351. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF Come irvto the Bank, Phone Boca Raton 7-2461 or use FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmetto- Notwithstanding such dis- Park Road, Phone 5408. Coupon below for complete information. Supply & Lumbe172 NWr 13th St.: asters as the Great Freeze of WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 S. 1835, which saw the temp- Federal Hwy., Phone 8778. Phone 8554 M.N.WEIR'&jSONS, INC. 470 S. erature drop to 7 above zero j Federal Hwy., phone 3717. Company and ice floes in the Suwannee 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496. Under this monthly interest payment plan, f OOLS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER' IRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. and Apalachicola Rivers; the. Royal Palm Road, Phone 5313. minimum opening deposit of $1,000.00 . . add and withdraw in even thousands. J.C MITCHELLS SONS BOCA RATON INSURANCE COUNSELORS BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED 1923 P. O. Box 400 - Boca Raton, Florida I would like to open a Monthly-Income Savings Account Please NATIONAL send m« complete information Q Individual Account BANK Name ON CAMM0 REAL Address , KEN HIGG1NS Boca Raton, Florida 22 S. Fed. BILL MITCHELL City Ph. 5494 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdoy, March 30, 1961
ing to the Grand Army of the More Honor Students Billy Graham.to Help . Sons of Civil War Republic and its members. 1 The Order participates with Additional honor students Dedicate Auditorium Veterans Plan Unitother organizations in the at Boca Raton School were The Sons of Union Veter- proeprobesrvanceof Nation- listed this week by the school. The Boca Raton Bible Con- year by thousands of eager ans of the Civil War plans to al Holidays, and especially Added to the sixth grade hon- ference Grounds will con- music lovers from Palm form a unit in Palm Beach of memorial Day May 3'0,ors list were: Jimmy Persons, clude its 1960-61 winner sea- Beach to Miami. Last.year County are making progress. sacred to all of our veterans. StewardHaslam, BillWyllner, son of sacred musical con- over 10 000 persons ate din- The Order is a civic organi- and Tommy Merwarth. Chicago -- Because o f certs and world-wide relig- ner on the Grounds to make zation, an order founded up- their shape and location, a; certain of being present in on the principles of Fratern- Spending for roads and ious speakers on Easter Sun- child's eight primary molars day afternoon, April 2nd, time to secure seats in the ity, Charity, &Loyalty in the streets in the United States glorious tradition of the are more susceptible to de-last year totaled about 11 when Evangelist Billy Gra- outmoded one-time Boca cay than his other first teeth. ham will dedicate at 3 o1 Raton Air Base officers' club Grand Army of the Republic. billion dollars. clock the new $3/4 million building inside which the mu- The Order coridally and en- auditorium being builton the sical programs are staged. thusiasticly welcomes new or Factory CLOSEOUT Grounds. Provisions are being Thousandsof late-comers had returning members. Dues are reasonable. - rnadetoaccomodatea crowd to be turned away. Reg. 29.95 of 10,000. Like the musical concerts Eligible for membership 95 "This will be the greatest no admission will be charged are blood relatives at least 4 DRAWER CHEST *19 meeting held on these Bible for the Easter Sunday Graham 16 yearsold of soldiers, sail- Large Grounds since they were be- meeting. Seats for the out- ors, or marines, who served Selection LAMPS $1.98 up gun for God's glory ten years door assembly at the Grounds in the Army or Navy of the ago," stated Conference foun- are available in blocks of fif- United States of America dur- der and president Ira Lee Esh- teen for those wishing to pick in the Civil War of 1861-1865. RICHARDS FURNITURE leman. "It will be a fitting up their tickets a t the Confer- This include the many state 3749 N.FedI. Hwy. Pompano Beach climax for the most success- enee Grounds main office. volunteer units that were ful winter season in our his- Some 4, 000 such seats have mustered into the United WH 1-0617 tory and certainly offers a already been spoken for by During a recent luncheon meeting at the Boca Raton Bible Conference States Volunteer Service. STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM real challenge to face what delegations from throughout Grounds Evangelist Billy Graham, left, congratulates Conference founder and Eligiblesare asked to visit president Ira Lee Eshleman upon construction of $3/4million auditorium shown HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. gives every promise of being south Florida. Choir singing rising in background Graham will dedicate auditorium on Conference Grounds orwrite:601 North M Street, an even greater future. " at the meeting will be under at 3 p.m. Easter Sunday afternoon, A crowd of some 10,000 is expected -Sand Lake Worth. If you have any One of the main uses plan- the direction of Cliff Barrows Photo. question about the Order or ned for the new auditorium of the world-traveling Billy whether you are eligible will be to provide adequate Graham Crusade team and Sunday following service at establish what has become " please make contact. The We Finance New or Used Cars seating for those attending counselors who assisted the the Community Church there, America's finest Christian Wiiburt Hulick Order has local units and the popular weekly Saturday evangelist at his successful will be assured of reserved winter resort at Boca Raton Funeral services were held state organizations in most ffrlowr Bant Rates evening musical programs for Miami meetings will also be seats at the dedication ser- and Graham will spend his Friday in West Palm Beach for states will gladly help in the which no admission is char- present to offer their services vice. However, seating ca- last day in the state this visit Wiiburt "Budd" Hulick, 55, tracing of records of a rela- ged. These concerts feature to the public. pacity in the Conference din- by honoring this latest suc- who died suddenly last Wed- tive's service. the finest singers and musi- Those choosing to have ing room is limited to 400 cess of his old teammate. nesday morning at his Rivi- The Sons of Union Veter- cians in the world of gospel dinner at 12 noon at the Con- and those coming firstwill be Eshleman launched the Con-era Beach residence. ansofthe civil War Fife and FIRST BANK of music and are attended each ference Grounds on Easter served first. ference with but $1. OOOand He was a member of the Drum Corps of Mount Vernon, Conference president Esh- it has since becpme a $2 mil- famed radio and television Ohio, led the last funeral pro- leman has received enthusi- lion institution, a world cross- team of Col. Stoopnagle and cession for a Civil War vet- BOCA RATON astic support from various roads for missionaries, with Budd. eranin 1959 at Houston, Tex- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp- itsown radio station, Chris- He moved to Florida from as, for Confederate veteran Vacation or no... Boca Raton Churches and civ- TIO E. Royal Palm Rd. ic groups for making possible tian communities and simi- Asbury Park, N. J. in 1956 and Walter Williams just as in Boca 8583 Most investors we know like to keep tabs on the the personal appearance by lar far-reaching spiritual ac- made his home at 348 37th 1956 they served at DulutH, market—the day-to-day progress of their investmen Graham in this area. Boca tivities. Street, Riviera Beach, with Minnesota, for the funeral of programs. Raton polo officials have The final musical concert his wife, Helen, who sur- thelast Union veteran Com- of the seasonon Saturday eve- vives him. That's why we'd like to remind you that all the help changed the starting time of mander Albert Woolson. IF You NEED MONEY-SEE US! the Easter Sunday game so ning, April 1, will include Hulick wasrelatedbymar- The Sons of Union Veter- we can give you—facts, facilities, and service—is as the 33- voice choral group of riage to Mi. and Mrs. Jack ans of the Civil War is a non- close as a phone. those attending may also be present© hear the famed e- Nycack (N. Y. ) Missionary Wlech and Mr. and Mrs.secret order, it^ purposes and College in addition to the Chester Kubik of Boca Raton objects include: the teaching For the latest prices on any stocks, bonds, or vangelist. The Boca Raton ! '251600 regular 50-voice Concert Burial was in Hillcrest te- commodities of interest to you .. . Chamber of Commerce has of the duties of citizenship, . SIGNATURE expressed its approval of this Choir and orchestra, and metery, West Palm Beach. the love andhonorof our Am- LOANS; For up-to-the-minute news and opinion from songs and piano artistry of markets everywhere ... 'opportunity to focus nation- erican Flag, to cooperate in . FURNITURE wide attention upon the city Ted and Gloria Roe, the Ma- Chicago -- Some 65, 000,- doing honor to all who have . AUTOMOBILE For opinion—if you want it—from a seasoned via the press and radio facil- caulay Musical Messengers, 000 Americans live in oil- patriotically served our coun- Account Executive, backed by one of the biggest ities being provided for the all under the direction of Bob heated homes, says the try in any war, and to assist and bfest research departments in the business... Grounds. Shepard. Plumbing-Heating - Cooling in every practicable way in RE1MBU LOAN PHONE Information Bureau. Oilhea- the preservation and making BOCA9894 For fast execution of any buy or sell orders . .. Personal invitations to come and hear the dynamic Kindergarten Group tingisa 3-billion-dollar-a- available for research of doc- 16 S.E. 1st Ave. just call— year industry. young speaker have been sent Will Discuss Plans uments and records pertain- sawct. inc. E.H. RICH, Mgr. to thousands of persons CRestwood Plansfornext year and the throughout the Florida Gold 6-5251 annual Spring registration Coast, with their names tak- will be discussed at the lun- We will be happy to handle your orders on a en from the Social Register cheon meeting of the PTA ;ive-up" basis, if your own broker doesn't have an as well as the local phone Community Kindergarten to office here in town. books. One group likely to be held at noon today at the attend will be the Washing- Remember—vacation or no—helping investors is Driftwood dub. always our business. ton Senators baseball team, in training at Pompano Beach, Mrs. Walter Grenell, Pres- according to club manager identwill be in charge of the Mickey Vernon who already meeting. Merrill Lynch, Pierce Jesiner&Sinsfli Inc. has made his reservation. There are currently 40 children attending the kin- Me;,, i/ft-j Neu- York Stock Exchange and other principal It was Ira Lee Eshleman dergraten in the First Baptist Stock and Commodity Exchanges who successfully conducted Church on West Palmetto 616 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH Billy Graham's first Miami Road. Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 Crusade 14 years ago. Eshle- man remained in Florida to FOR THE NEWS READ THE NEWS
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37 Homesites—7 Models on Display BOCA HARBOUR ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL EAST OF FEDERAL HWY. (Vj BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH • BOCA RATON BOCA HARBOUR HOMES 4271 FEDERAL HWY. (US1) BOCA RATON, FLA. Ph. CRestwood 8-2692 Thursday, March 30, 1961 THE BOCA -RATON NEWS 7B Three Services Sunday Two Services Easter St. Paul's Schedules At. St. Gregory's At Community Church Easter Festival There will be three ma- There will be two wor- The Easter Festival jor services at St. :Grego- ship services in the Com- Service at St. Paul- Luth- ry's Episcopal church on munity Presbyterian church eran church will be sun- Church Services Easter Day. in Deerfield Beach on Eas- day at 10:30 a.m. day Services; Sunday School At 6:00 a.ra. there will ter Sunday, the first at Pastor E.O. ' Krug will BOCA RATON 4:45 a.m. far which there is o be a Sunrise Holy Eucha- 9:30 and the second at preach on the topic, "The FIRST METHODIST CHURCH nursery available. Youth Fellow- of Boca Raton, N.E. 2nd Ave. at ship 6;45 p.m. Evening service rist. The choir will sing 11:00. The minister, Rev. Stone Is Rolled Avay!" 8th Street. Rev, Ernest Hawk, at 7:30. Tuesday evening; Senior at this service and the Arland V. Briggs, will The festival choir will be pastor. Sunday school. 9; 45 a»tn. rehearsal. Wednesday evening under the direction of Church s ervico 11 a.m. Nur- Bible study hour at 7; 30. Gov- traditional Easter hymns speak on the subject: seiy availabl e for children. ernment Bldg. 8 th Ave. and will be sung. This is.the "Remember Jesus Christ", Emil Raab, organist. MYF meets Sun. 6 p.m. in the 32nd St. Boca Air Base, The Sunday school will Church Hall. Choir rehearsal ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH, first time that there has The music will be under Thursday, S p.m. N.E. 4th Ave, at 50th St. just been a sung Holy Eucha- the direction of Mrs. La- meet on Easter at the reg- FIR ST PR ESB Y T E RI AN off US1. William M. Deutsch- rist on Easter Day at the vonne Mouw, organist-di- ular time of 9:15 a.m. The CHURCH, 600 West C ami no Reid. mann, pastor. Sunday schedule; Rev, Albert G. Shiphorst, pas- 9:15 Q.m. The Church at Study; early celebration in St. rector, assisted in both lesson VUl be "The tor. Church School 9; 30 a.m. 10;30 a.m. The Church at Wor- Gregory's Church, said Resurrection of Jesus" ship. services by the Youth and Service 1 1 a.m, the rector, che Rev. James Adult Choirs. Mrs. jack and will be illustrated by TH E COMMUNITY CHURCH DEERFiELD BEACH OF BOCA RATON, mnln audi- C. Stoutsenberger. Vann will be the soloist means of colored film. torium, N. W. Fourth Avenuer ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC Matins will be read in The Holy Week services Wendell p. Lovel ess, pastor, PARISH. Mosses 8; 9 and 11 in both services. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sun- a.m. held in the Pompano the Church at 8:40 a.m. by The Sunday school class- wU] include a Maundy day worship 11 a.m.; Commu- Beach Roller Skating Arena, L.K, Hamilton, Senior es will meet at 9:30 under Thursday evening service nion service i l;50 a.rr.; even- N.E. 12th Avenue, near 39Q0. Ing s ervice 7 p.m. Wednesday The Rev. John MacAtavey, Warden. At 9:00 a.m. there the direction of Andy and a Good Friday evening night prayer and praise service pastor. will be a Family Eucha- Paul and Joe Mosteller, service, both at 7:30 p.m. at 7 p.m, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Deer. rist, and the junior choir A special effort is being ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Held Beach. N.E. 2nd St., Rev. co-superintendents. CH URCH, Boca Raton Road. G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Mom- will sing this service. A made to have all the com- Sundays 7:40 a.m. Matins, 8 ing worship 8:30 and 11 a.m. short Easter Greeting will There will be an Easter municant members of the s,m. Holy Eucharist, Q a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Evening Family Eucharist (Sunday worship service 7:30. BTU 6:30. be given by the rector in Sunrise Service at the congregation to come to School), 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist Mid-week prayer service, Wed- place of a sermon. Deerfield Beach pavi- the Lord's Table on the (first and third Sundays), morn- nesday, 7:30 p.m. lion COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN There will be no Church - beginning at 6:00 day commemorating the ing prayer (second and fourth a m s nsored Sun days). W eek day s; Mon dayr CHURCH of Deerfleld Beach. School classes held on - " P° by the institution of the Sacra- Tuesday, Friday 7;30 a.m. Holy Sunday school 9:30 a.m. under Baptlst ment on the night of Jesus' Eucharist; Thursday 10 a.m. the direction of Rev, Samuel Easter Day, but the child- - Reformed and Holy Eucharist James C. Stout- Horton. Morning worship, 11 a.m. ren will attend the ser- Presbyterian Churches, betrayal. Good Friday will senberger, rector, Rev. Artand Briggs, pastor. vices with their parents, Rev- Vernon Loffman, include a special service ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. pastor of the Tdnity PARISH. Sunday 7, 9, 10;30 and Wes Auger, pastor. 1 block west except the smaller child- Ke- of meditation on the theme, 11:45 a.m. masses at the Catho- of U.S. No. 1 and >/i block north ren who may be brought to formed Church, will "Christ Made Sin for Us." lic parish Hall, SW 3rd Ave. at 3rd of Sample Road. Worship, service each St. Confessions will be heard 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Gos- the parish hall where there Pr - The public is cor- every Saturday from 4 to 5:30 and pel preaching service 7:30 p.m. be someone to care dial!y invited t0 attend- 7:30 to 9 p.m. Doily mass week- PrayerMeeting Wednesday 7:30. and Mr. and Mrs. Brock Sturz days 8 a,m. Rev, Paul L. Mann- TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH, Three new members officially joined the First Methodist Church during the for then there will be seating plan to leave within the next ing, pastor. Deerfield Women's Club, Hltls- for about 60 people boro Boulevard, Deerfleld Beach. regular services Palm Sunday Shown with the Rev. Ernest E. Hawk are, from The Loly Eucharist will ° - few weeks to jet to Europe to CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services Morning Service 10:30 a.m. Sun- left, Barbara Jean Harriss Diane Elaine Borchardt, and Barbara Jean Nolan. be celebrated again at the The Women's Associa- visit their son, Brock Jr and are held in the Chamber of Com- day School 9:30 a.m. Sunday merce Building, Federal High- evening church service 7 p.m. 11:00 a.m. service. To tion Board will meet Wed- also visit around the conti- way, Sundays at 11 a.m.; Sunday Rev. Vernon Hoffman, pastor. save time, there will be nesday at 10 a.m. in the School 9:30 a.m. Nursery avail- Maundy Thursday Service the offertory, the selec- Holy Week Services nent. Before they leave they abl e. T estimony m eetings Wed- y no Morning Prayer at this education bu'lding, • with will watch their noted horses nesdays 8 p.m. Chamber of DELRAY BEACH tion being "Berceuse, Will Begin Today service as is the usual Mrs. Ruth Turnbull in Commerce. At Lutheran Church race at Aqueduct Race track. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton from Joslyn" by Godard. A watch before the altar custom because of the charge. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Tonight at 7:30 p.m., D. Smith, minister. Bible Study At both services, the Pas- will be kept all day on large number of people The Youth Choir will CHURCH, 190 E. Royal Palm at 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Del- Advent Lutheran Church, Rd* Sunday School 9:15 a.m*; ray Women's Club Bldg. S.E. tor will preach on the Maundy Thursday begin- receiving communion, said rehearse Wednesday at Worship Service 10:30 a.m. The located just off the Fed- Trinity 5th Ave. at 5th St. theme, "Then They Re- ning immediately after Fr. Stoutsenberger. The 6:30 and the Adult Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, eral Highway in Boca Ra- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of membered. " At the Festi- choir will sing special Choir at 7:30 p.m. Boca Raton, 162 W. Palmetto SCIENTIST. S.E. Seventh Ave. the reading.of Matins at Reformed and Second St., Delray Beach. ton, at N.E. 4th Ave. and val Service, the Sacrament Park Rd. Rev. Harold Mitchell, N.E. 50th "Street, will 8:00 a.m. at St. Gregory's Easter Music 'at all the The Board of Deacons Church pastor. Morning worship 8:30 and Services Sunday, 11 a.m.; Wed., of Holy Communion will Episcopal church. At 8:00 services. vyilJ hold their regular 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a,m. 8 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. have a Maundy Thursday be celebrated. Deerfield Y/omen's B.T.U. 6;30 p.m. Evening wor- Reading Room, 168 S.E. 7th Communion Service. This p.m. there will be a sung There will be no meeting monthly meeting on Club on Hwy. 810 ship 7:30 each Sunday. Mid-week Ave., open daily from 10 a.m. Eucharist. of the Episcopal Young Thursday, April 6, at prayer service, Wed, 7:30 p.m. to 1 p;m. is the day during Holy Services Tonight Will Choir rehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wed- CHURCH OF THE PALMS Week in which Christ On Good Friday the tra- Churchmen on Easter Day. 7:30 p.m. in the education Just off Fed. Highway nesday. The nursery is open at (Congregational). Rev. Andrew Mark Last Supper ditional Three Hours will buil ding. all of these services. W. Solandt, minister. Worship instituted this Sacrament, Sunday School CHURCHOF THE OPEN DOOR, service 11 a.m. So. Federal and is the day of this Tonight at 8:00 p.m. a be k ept from noo n til 1 Slide Show on Nepal On Friday, April 7th, Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Sun- Highway at S.E. First Street, special Maundy Thursday 3:00 p.m. The Rector,Rev. at 6:30 p.m. there will be Delray Beach. week held throughout tra- At Church of Palms 9:30 A.M. ditional Christianity for Service will 'be held at the James c. Stoutsenberger, William Malcolm Tait a family night pot luck Boca Raton. First Presbyterian church will preach and give the supper. Please bring your Morning Worship Rev. Eastman Lists the reception of the Sacra- will present a program Bible Study Hour and ment. The Pastor, the in Commemoration of the meditations. Hymns will entitled "A Colorful awn place settings and 10:30 A.M. Topics for Easter Prayer Meeting is held Reverend William M. Last Supper. be sung and those mem- Glimpse of Nepal' ' at covered dish, The guest "Stupendous Facts — each Wednesday at 7:30 Deutschmann, wUl preach The Sacrament of Holy bers of the choir who the Church of the Palms, speakers for Evening Worship Marvelous Power — Ac- on the therne, "As We Communion will be admin- volunteer will lead the be Dr. complished by the Death Holy Communion . Approach Thy Table." istered and a Communion singing. _7:00P._M. of Christ!" will be the Service Tonight On Good Friday, Advent Meditation entitled, "Re- This year, emphasis at missionaries t Korea The Rev. Vernon Hoffman message of Rev. Albert Church will join with the membering and Forget- this service will be on the from 1916^1960. Pastor This evening at 7:30 at ting", will be delivered The program will in- L. Eastman at the Good other churches represent- Peace of the World, said clude color Slides de- Friday Communion Service the Church of the Palms, by the pastor, Rev. Albert the Congregational Church ed by the Boca Raton the Rector. The service scriptive of life in that from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Ministerial Association in G. Shiphorst. The choir, will begin with Matins at FIRST METHODIST CHURCH for this area, S. Federal soloists, and organist little known land. The the church of the Open Hwy. and S.E. First St., the traditional three hour noon, followed by the Li- public and students are 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton Door. service of worship from will render appropriate turgy (presanctified Eu- Regular schedul e Delray Beach, there will selections. invited to attend. "Not Just Resurrection be a service of Holy Com- 12 noon to 3 p.m. Tfce ser- charist). There will be Tait recently returned Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. — But Justification, the munion using the new vices this year will be On Good Friday the five meditations given by from a two and a half Message of Easter" will Communion Set given to held in the First Presby- Church will be host to the the Rector, with hymns year stay in Nepal. He Church Service -11 A.M. be Pastor Eastman's ser- the Church in memory of terian Church located on Annual Three-Hour Ser- and prayers between each was acting director of the Sermon mon Easter Sunday morn- Richard T. Griffiths by Carnino Real. vice (12:00 noon to 3:00 meditation. United States Officer's "If God Were Not There" ing. The choir will sing p.m.) sponsored by the The basis of the Rec- friends and by Mrs. Rich- At 7:30 p.m., Good Fri- Mission in the isolated The Rev. Ernest E. Hawk, Pastor and Sam Candelmo will ard T. Griffiths and day, in Advent Church, Boca Raton Ministerial tor's Meditations will be mountain country, the render "The Holy city", daughter, Mrs. Randolph there will be a special Association. Ministers the Seven Last Words only Hindu Kingdom in a violin solo accompanied G. Pyle. service of meditation and of the city churches will from the Cross, emphasiz- the world. Tait has spent deliver meditations on the by the organ. Sunday At this service there will prayer. The meditation ing Peace. The service 19 years in the U.S. School is conducted by also be a reception of new will be conducted by the Seven Last Words from the will conclude with Even- Government service in EASTER Mrs. Marge Tarayos at members, Miss Sally Ream Pastor, and featured in cross. Mrs. Lillian Parker ing Prayer at 3:00 p.m. many countries. 9:45 sum. will be the organist and will sing, "Let There be the meditation will be Rev. Hawk's Sermon, , , "Why Despair - If the Peace on Earth", by Mil- Mrs. Kerbert Mead, so- First Presbyterian Church D o D SUNRISE SERVICE soloists will provide spe- Mf God Were Not There' R°yd Pdm BaPhst Message Be True?" will ler-Jackson and the minis- prano soloist. Lists Easter Services be the 7:30 p.m. message ter, . Rev. Andrew w. So- On Faster Morning, there cial music. Easter Sunday morning 6:30 A.M. of Pastor Eastman, The landt, will give a short will be a Dawn Matins Easter Sunday at 6:30 the Rev. Ernest E. Hawk's Easter services at the Church is temporarily communion meditation on service, beginning at 6:00 a.m. the church will join sermon topic will be "If Royal Palm Baptist church ON THE BEACH meeting in quarters at the theme, "Forgiveness a.m. Following this, at in the Annual Sunrise God Were Not There!" at in Deerfield Beach will be 32nd Street and 8th Ave., and Fellowship." 7:15 a.m., 'there will be a Service at the Boca Raton the First Methodist Church at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. AT THE BOCA RATON Fellowship Breakfast, to Iiotej Cabana club and in Boca Raton. Sunda_y In the Morning Worship HOTEL CABANA CLUB which all worshipers are sponsored by the Boca evening the Junior MYF Service the Rev. parks EASTER DAY SERVICES invited. Sunday school Raton Ministerial Asso- group will meet at the Hunt will speak on the will be at the usual time ciation and its cooperat- church at 6:15 p.m. and subject, "Perfection Per- A Union Service Sponsored by St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in of 9:15 a.m. The Festival e churches. the Senior High MYF group sonified". The special solo for the service will 245 E. Boca Raton Road Service of the Resurrec- Two identical worship will meet with their coun- The Boca Raton Ministerial Association tion will begin at 10:30 services will be held at selors, Dr. and Mrs. L.G. be "The Eoly City". At 6:00 Sunrise Holy Eucharist the Evening Evangel Mr. (In the event of rain the Service will be held in 8:40 Matins a.m. 9:45 am. and 11:00 a.rn. Vaughan, 261 N.E. 28th the Cabana Club Dining Room) Tne Rd. at 6:30 p.m. Hunt's subject is, "Babes 9:00 Family Eucharist The Youth Choir will be regular Church school in Arms". •11:00 Holy Eucharist & Sermon featured at both the Dawn session will be omitted Monday evening at 8:00 on All services are held in and Festival services, Easter Sunday. Special p.m. the Official Board Music at all services Easter Pay rausic vAU be the Chamber of Commerce singing "His conflict rendered by win hold its monthly in Deerfield Beach and Authored DEALER for The Rev. James C. Stoutsenberger, Rector O'er" by Wilson. At the the church's organist, meeting. tnree the public is invited. Phone 8870 Festival Service, Mr. Karl choirs, and soloists. Tuesday afternoon at Sturm, .former member of ,...... , 2:45 p.m. the Carol Choir Attend Church Regularly TORO and JACOBSEN the Detroit Symphonyypy, , .will ' VYlil «Jraw All Men , will rehearse at the play a violin solo during Easter Sermon Subject church. The Building and CHURCH OF THE PALMS "I Will Draw All Men," Planning Committee of the FIRST BAPTIST New Members Will Be another of "The Wonderful church will meet Tuesday CHURCH The Congregational Church for this Area Received Next Sunday Words of Jesus" will be evening at 7:30 p.m. the subject of the Easter The Woman's Society, of 162 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. The reception of new sermon by Rev. Andrew w. Christian Service Execu- Ph. 5005 S. Federal Hwy. at 1st St., members will highlight Solandt at The church of tive Committee will meet 8:30 a.m. worship service • Regular $79.95 the Communion Service the Palms, Congregational at the church Wednesday Defray Beach following the morning ser- 9:45 a.m. Sunday school STAR CLIPPER 4 cycle Church for this area, S. morning at 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Morning worship 1961 Model Rev. Andrew W. Solandt, Minister mon at Calvary Baptist Federal Hwy. at S.E. First Wednesday evening the 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Briggs Church of North Fompano. Invites You to Street, Delray Beach, Sun- church budget committee Rev. Harold F. Mitchell, EDGER Stratton $49.95 Pastor Wes Auger will Sunday Worship at 1V.00 es.m. day morning at 11 a.m. will meet at 8:00 p.m. pastor speak on "The Day That Miss Sally Ream and her Thursday evening at the Dead Walked" at the Affiliated with SOUTHERN GARDEN 1/2 in. 50 ft.$3.2 9 Nursery and Sunday School at same hour father, Norman Ream, will 8:00 the Chance] Choir BAPTIST CONVENTION 11:00 a.rn. service and at sing "The Holy City" by will rehearse. 1/2 in. 25 ft. $2.25 7:30 his sermon topic will Adams accompanied by HOSE be "If I Lad Only One Miss In a Sue Rawls at the 5/8 in. 50 ft. $4.98 Sermon to Preach". organ. 10 Yr. 5/8 in. 25 ft. $3.79 (juarantee of GOOD FRIDAY .3/4 in. 50 ft, $6.95 LUTHERAN CHURCHES Boca Raton THREE HOUR SERVICE ST. PAUL ADVENT 12 Noon to 3.00 P.M. toss Trellis MISSOURI SYNOD THE A.L.C. at 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. Just off U.S. 1 25 lbs. to 1000 Sq.Ft. Downtown Boca VC.M. DEUTSCHMANN The First Presbyterian Church AGRICO 7-7-5 E.O. KRUG Pastor HECTOR GREEN 30% Organic Pastor PHONE 6611 600 West Camino Real 25% ORGANIC PHONES 4036 - 9802 Maundy Thursday 7:30 pm IOO Maundy Thursday 7:30 pm Good Friday 7:30 pm Meditations on 100 LBS. $3.95 Good Friday 7:30 pm EASTER DAY Lbs. Dawn Service 6:00 am EASTER DAY "The Seven Last Words" Fellowship ARDEN SUPPLY Sunday School 9:15 am Breakfast 7:15 am A Union Service Sponsored by the Sunday School 9:15 am YOUNGS Festival Service 10:30 am Festival Service 10:30 am Boca Raton Ministerial Association 209 S. FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON 8683 AIR-CONDITIONED 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 30, 1961
Mitchell Students Take Over City Students from the J.C. Mitche]] school — duly elected by the school's student body — took over the reins of Boca Rate's city government last Friday,, The students (upper left) started out their day in office with a meeting of the city commission, "Ma- yor-for-a-day" Jim Finley presided over the meet- ing. Other commissioners present for the meeting were: Edna Young, Suzi Tumail and Bill Harris. Cary Kammerman who was also "elected" to a seat on the commission, could not be present for the meeting. Also seated at the commission meeting were City Manager Ray Carpenter, Police Chief Bob Rose and Fire Chief Frank Kiiewera The students faced a distinguished "public." £~**&°*** •... Among those seated in the audience (upper right) were Mayor Leo Fox, the four regular city commissioners, City Attorney Leon Weaver, representatives of the Rotary Club which sponsored the event, and the man who still held the reins, Mitchell School Principal Paul Matwiy,, Before the meeting started (lower left), Mayor Fin- ley had received the gavel from Mayor Fox and (Jower right) Police Chief Rose received his badge from Det DoC. Stover.
Easter Sermons en's Club. Teen Talk Trinity Reformed church FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. At Trinity Church is cooperating in the Ninth "The Resurrection Morn- Annual Easter Sunrise Dancing Bunnies Mark ing" wiJ] be the sermon Service held in Deerrield Your Insurance Needs subject of the Rev. Ver-Beach. This service will Are Our Business Season at Teen Center non Hoffman at the 10:30be held at 6 a,m. Easter Our Only Business Is Insurance a.m. service of the Trinity Sunday morning at the Serving You will Be BY DE DE JACOBS Reformed church. The Deerfield Beach Pavilion, Our Pleasure They said it couldn't be done. They said nobody could minister's subject at thejust off A1A next to the do it, but - Live bunnies were "a dancin"1 and there's no 7 p.m. service will be en-fishing pier. Other coope- joke to it. Now that it's nearing Easter and the Easter bun- titled "Conversation at rating churches are the Amdur Building nies and Peter Rabbits are beginning to show themselves. Twilight." services are First Baptist church and 40 South East 1st Avenue Off. Ph. 6326 Teen Town decided to go along with the mood. When they temporarily being held in the Community Presby- Boca Raton, Fla. Res. Ph. 6327 went on "Let's Dance" last Saturday night the DeerfieJd Beach Wom- terian church of Deerrield. with the kids came half a dozen live bun- nies. Thanks go to Joan Schmidt, Fran Gag- lio, Joyce Veal, Lynn Smith, Barbara Dow- dy and Sandy Pfanner, who dressed and ar- te d the cutest bunnies this side of anywhere f kALL MERCHANDISi I The T. V., prgram was only the introduc- DISCOUNTED tion to a great evening. Returning home to HI-TIDE BAR n 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. Teen Town, the kids danced to the sounds of the Jesters till 11:00. WEEK DAYS Costumes and prizes will be featured at the Easter Sundays 1:00 P.M. Egg Hunt Saturday,, Joyce Veal, left, will represent De De Jacobs Oh, youmissedthe Easter bunnies? Well, to 1:00 A.M. an Easter Bunny., She and Rusby Cobb look over some then make sure you're there next Saturday morning when of the bunnies to be awarded as prizes. they'll be hoppin'around again, but this time for the young- er set's delight! And will they be delighted when they find iUG STORE they have 3000 eggs to collect. Yes, that's right--3000 — AM YOU IN POOR HiALTH? —" eggs! It'll be the biggest Easter Egg hung everj Even if you A-1-A Highway Across From Fishing Pier If you have been "doctoring" for years without any can't be a collector, you can have an awful lot of fun as a help the cause may be nervous fatigue. HAVE watcher, so why don't you? Saturday, morning, April 1st, Deerfield Beach, Fla. YOUR SPINE CHECKED! 10:00, Memorial Park. DR. ALBERT THAU Even though Teen Town will be closed Friday night as it Thurs., fit, Sat., MARCH SO, 31, APRIL \ Boca 9118 Chiropractic Physician is Good Friday,- thisweek-endpromises to beone of the very best. Saturday night the dance will be held at the Boca Ra- ton Cabana Club from 8:30 to 11:30. Entertainment will be SEAGRAM'S provided by Bernadette Castro, singer of the hit "Yogi Bear, " SEAGRAM'S SCOTCH with her Swingin1 Bears plus Charlie Murdock, Kids, Ber- V© nadette is really good and this night will be one you won't 7 CROWW with RUSTCOR Rust Inhibitor wanttomiss or forget. Admission is just 600 for members, Martin's World's No. I 760 for guests, Free refreshments! School attire please! Qt., Reg. 6.10 Canadian Whiskey HAPPY EASTER!! ! Case 54.50 WO 16 oz. Can Reg. 6.65 -According to the 1959 U. S. building. The Peninsular 5th, Reg 4.90 Plastic Census of Agriculture, Flori- state ranked second in the Reg. 6.95 SPRING TYP1 da led all other states in per- nation in gain in value per SALE PRICE CLOTHES CLOTHES centage increase in average acre of farmalnd. • Case 43.50 HANGERS per farm value of land and 5.19 DOZ. 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