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Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper BOCA RATON NEWS tn Boca Raton Area VOL.9 NO. 50 Boca Raton, Florida, November 5, 1964 24 Pages PRICE Bond issue Passes
Citf Moves Only Rogers, Fulton \'S \ To Correct Draiiage Crack GOP Armorplale President Lyndon B. it will take several days With a "let's get Johnson swept the nation to count the number of cracking" approach, the in a landslide, carried freeholders to signed City Commission Tues- Florida by a squeak and affidavits, but said that day night instructed City lost Boca Raton by more it appeared that more Manager' L.M. McCon- than 2-1. than 50,000 voted, ex- nell to set up a joint And that was just the (Continued on page 12A) meeting with the State start for the Republi- Road Department and cans, for they dominated the Palm Beach County local voting complete- Commission to try to ly. The only Democrats solve the drainage prob- to get even one precinct lem at the corner of were Congressman Paul Camino Real and Fed- G. Rogers and Robert eral Highway. Massive crowds Tuesday jammed Recreation Center to vote in precincts 207 and 212. Fulton, running for Action came after school superintendent. County Commissioner Most overwhelming George Warren's letter margin went to Repre- noting no county com- sentative Don Reed, and mission action was read. the big local vote for the The commission for- Citizens Monopolize Meet, Boca Raton man prob- mally increased the city ably insured his vic- hy annexing another tory. He carried his piece of land at the north home town by almost end of the corporate 4-1, while narrowly limits. But Commission Still Wins winning the entire coun- Gov. Farris Bryant In other action, the ty. city officials: "Do not pass go. ordinance. the audience even more have to look like every cheap stunt." Based on totals before DENIED reinstate- "Do not collect They failed, by the fa- doubtful than at the be- other town between here The two associations the absentee ballots Gov. Bryant ment to Police Officer $200." miliar 3-2 majority with ginning. and Key West," he said, represent about 600 were counted, three oth- George E. Cole and to If the City Commis- Commissioners Joe De- More than six years "we can restrict property owners. er Boca Raton men lost Here Tonight Betty Ann Gross after sion had any idea that it Long, Robert I. Hon- in the making, the new signs." Maull went back to his their bids for election. noting that department had a monopoly on dis- chell and Arthur Miran- law supersedes the Solid applause foil ow- (Continued on page 12A) Paul Bebout Jr., in a Gov. Farris Byrant heads and the city man- cussion of the new sign di voting "yes"; Mayor present one, passed in ed.. close race for tax as- will be the main speaker ager had not recom- ordinance, that idea was Harold Maull and Com- 1957. Mack Dorman, repre- sessor and Robert F. at tonight's banquet of mended reinstatement; rapidly dispelled Mon- missioner Sidney Brod- John C. -Flancher, senting Royal Oak Hills The Week's Weather Day and Donald Mont- the Greater Boca Raton APPROVED the mo- day night when a crowd head voting "no." former member of the Association, rose. gomery for state repre- Chamber of Commerce, tion of the Planning and of over 100 jammed into The enormous 21- Planning and Zoning "I'm here," he said, Oct. 28 to Nov. 4, 1964 sentative posts, all were The governor i s Zoning Commission in the commission room, page prescription for Commission, led off the "to defeat this mon- Hi Lo Rain defeated, though absen- scheduled to arrive in permitting outdoor dis- Apparently they all signs in the community public discussion. strosity that will make Wed. 76 71 3.65 tee ballots could possi- the city today and leave play of merchandise had one purpose in mind took 40 minutes just to He opposed the provi- us a Coney Island. We'll bly change Day's posi- immediately after the within a walled enclo- — defeat the proposed read, and left most of do everything that we Thurs. 80 69 .62 tion. sion for recreational Fri. 82 72 banquet. Principal item sure; signs, which are per- can to defeat it." .05 The county-wide ap- of business at the cham- DENIED a rezoning mitted under the new Thomas B. Smith, Sat. 80 67 .88 parent • winners were: ber's 14th annual ban- request from residen— Traffic oi Uimd Higkway law "in cases where spokesman for the Boca Sun. 83 64 .09 Barry Goldwater, Sen, quet will be installation tial to commercial in there are parking pro- Raton Square Civic As- Mon. 78 60 0 Spessard Holland, Con- of William S. Gunn as Boca Raton Hills; Shows Increase, SRD Reports visions for 100, and in sociation, was next. Tues. 81 63 0 gressman Paul Rogers, president of the cham- OKAYED the omis- cases of participating "We bitterly oppose Wed. noon 81 - 0 Circuit Judge James ber. sion of fences around Federal highway traf- from last year and 25.7 sports ..." this ordinance that will U.S. Weather Bureau offi cial Downey, Haydon Burns Other officers taking swimming pools in cer- fic through Boca Raton per cent over 1959. "Does this affect all create a totem pole on recordings from the coopera- for governor, Quentin office tonight will be: tain seawalled areas; continued to show in- the community, or does every corner. It's a tive station, Boca Raton. Long for state attorney; J. Theodore Johnson, INSTRUCTED the city creases during August, it just promote one in- Joel Daves, Emmett first vice president; manager to check rec- the State Road Depart- illliiiiiS dividual," Flancher Roberts, Donald Reed William E. Worsham, ords to determine whet- ment reported this wanted to know, Precinct Breakdown and Louis A. Bafalis for second vice president; her or not the Arvida week. "This provision of the Representative; Edgar A. Don Beveridge, sec- Corp. promised $25,000 Northbound traffic Arts Page 7B ordinance just benefits Maxwell for tax asses- retary, and Aris Smith, to dredge Boca Raton showed an average daily Church News 11B one individual," Mayor Of Boca Raton Vote sor; Stetson O. Sproul treasurer. Inlet at some past date; volume of 5,164 cars, an Classified 10-11A Maull answered, evi- for tax collector; Martin Tonight's banquet will ORDERED the city increase of 3.2 per cent Editorials 6 A dently referring to the Precinct 200 20 7 212 Total Kellenberger for sher- be held in the Patio clerk to establish a over last year and 22.5 Halloween Pictures 7A University Bowling PRESIDENT iff; Robert Fulton for Royale of the Boca Ra- commission policy book; per cent over 1959. Public Notices 4A Lanes, which is the only Johnson 406 676 527 1609 school superintendent; ton Hotel and Club with BOUGHT a used low- Southbound traffic Real Estate (>B business that would fall Goldwater 1050 1307 1369 3726 Horace Beasley for su- a social hour beginning boy trailer and truck under the ordinance U.S. SENATE pervisor of registra- at 6:30 p.m. averaged 5,434 cars Sports 8-9 A" classification. (Continued on page 12A) daily, up 3.0 per cent Women's News Section B Holland 541 766 597 1904 tion; E.F, Van Kessel Worsham, who is also Mrs. Clarence James, Kirk, Jr. 8 29 995 1350 3174 and Edward Bandlow for serving as chairman of a long-time Garden Club REPRESENTATIVE county commission. the banquet arrange- spokesman, was next. Rogers 665 935 720 2321 Though complete and ments committee, said "I'm grieved about Steele 707 821 1223 2751 unofficial, the 26.7 mil- advance ticket sales in- beaut if ication,'' she CIRCUIT JUDGE lion dollar school bond dicate a full house for said. "No opinions were Downey 496 712 581 1789 issue appeared to have the governor's speech asked from us. I'm won- Moudry 808 947 1307 3062 gone in with flying col- and installation cere- dering what Federal GOVERNOR ors. Officials estimate monies. Highway will look like." Burns 353 570 422 1345 She paused a minute, Holley 1012 1209 1506 3727 then answered her own STATE ATTORNEY question with; "Like a Long 453 658 530 1641 honky-tonk." fen Rookies Start *<*- Curran, Jr. 845 994 1351 3190 Maull, who has led the REPRESENTATIVE (GROUP 1) fight against the ordi- Daves, III 456 635 520 1611 nance, whipped out a Montgomery 853 1015 1348 3216 City Police Training large color poster with REPRESENTATIVE (GROUP 2) (See Picture, Page 12A) scale drawings of the Roberts 426 636 522 1618 signs allowed under the GOTham 841 971 1315 3127 Ten brand new po- co, Charles W. Fix, Al- present and proposed REPRESENTATIVE (GROUP 3) licemen began an inten- son D. Owen and James ordinances. Maynor 289 432 365 1086 sive training program M. Stuurmans. "Our city doesn't Reed, Jr. 1006 1220 1308 3534 this week that will end Monday the rookies REPRESENTATIVE (GROUP 4) in graduation December were instructed in note Water Rate Day 485 764 576 1825 4. taking, report writing, Bafalis 838 957 1316 3111 By that time the rook- public relations and law COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR ies will be schooled in enforcement as a pro- Hike Voted Maxwell 391 558 432 1581 all phases of police work fession. For the balance Your water rates went Bebout, Jr. 961 1157 1469 3588 and will be full-fledged of the week they were to up — but only if you use TAX COLLECTOR officers of the law. study techniques and a million gallons or Sproul 491 681 544 1716 Using a classroom in mechanics of arrest and more per month. Brown 821 984 1348 3153 the water plant, the new defense mechanics. The City Commission SHERIFF officers are receiving These classes were be- Monday night threw out Taylor 445 580 539 1563 four hours instruction ing taught by special the decreasing scale and Kellenberger 919 1145 1386 3450 each day by special agents of the Federal set up a flat payment SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. system for all water Pulton 637 894 693 2224 Bureau of Investigation, Next week's class- bills. Early 709 808 1217 2334 county and local en- room studies will in- The rates are: SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION forcement officers. clude laws of arrest, For the first 5,000 Beasley 401 527 456 1384 They will also have reg- rules of evidence, col- gallons ~ $2, the same Morell 886 1058 1392 3336 ular patrol duties of four lection and preserva- as now. COUNTY COMMISSIONER (DIST. 1) hours a day with an ex- tion of evidence, patrol All over that 5,000 Poston 376 485 421 1282 perienced officer. techniques, riot control, gallons, 30{i per 1,000. Van Keasel 918 1091 1416 3425 The new men are Ef- fingerprinting and jur- According to City COUNTY COMMISSIONER (DIST. 3) land E. Wallace, Otho J. isdiction of federal Clerk Jacob Heidt, the Andrews 388 512 430 1330 Bragg, Clarence R. agencies. Teaching will Little Bo Poop had found at least ono of her sheep to bring to the PTA average homeowner in Bandlow 961 1074 1409 3384 Quinn, William J. be the Palm Beach Halloween parade. She's two-year-old Debbie UeShieids. For more PTA pa- Boca Raton uses about BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (DIST. 2) Emerson, Robert J. County Solicitor, FBI rade pictures, see page 7A of today's Boca Raton News. 25,000 gallons per Branch, Jr. 376 524 431 1331 Bard, Gordon H. Hath- agents and Det, Charles month. Heidtman 894 1052 1400 3346 away, Peter A. Petrac- McCutcheon. 2A Nov. 5, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS ClaireCherishes Vice President's Letter To her father she's goes back farther than to say 'good morning' realize the importance nedy. "One man can Every ^ man should "Miss Democrat" and that. to me when we'd pass of. politics. make a difference, try ... 4 in church." But one of her favo- to Vice President Hu- •*>• Her father was an ad- ministrative assistant to Claire said President rite Kennedy quotes bert II, Humphrey Kennedy made her came from Robert Ken- MffrMI Claire Keane's the girl the sheriff of Cook MOTEL who apologized. County in Chicago, 111., TWIN BEDS Recently Claire sent and campaign manager JUST RECEIVED-1N GOOD oo a letter to Humphrey for three congressmen. Airline Tickets apologizing to him for "I got Mrs. Hum- CONDITION-COMPLETED FOR the actions of a few phrey's autograph when she was here too," she COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL HOURS 8:30 to 5:30 OPEN FRIDAY 'til 9 P.M. people who met him at and Cruise Service the airport when he said. "I was at the bot- RICHARDS FURNITURE came to Boca Raton, tom of the steps when ''I apologized for the she' got off the plane." DUGAN TRAVEL 3749 N. Fed. Hwy., Pompano Beach disgraceful events," she Mrs. Humphrey's au- ESTABLISHED 1956 tograph is one of a long said, "and I said that I list of politician's auto- 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 941-0617 was disappointed the graphs she has obtained. city commissioners Included in the list is didn't send an apology an autograph from Ted to him. Kennedy, an autograph- "I also said I hoped ed photo of Robert Ken- he could return to Boca nedy and letters from Raton someday as vice Mrs. Ted Kennedy and president," Claire Keane shows letter she received from Mrs. John F. Kennedy Last week Claire expressing their appre- Keane received an an- Hubert H. Humphrey. NEW LOW PRICE! 11 ciation for sympathy swer from Humphrey. itics for Clare, daugh- she'll end up stumping notes she had sent to "I appreciate your them. thoughtfulness and con- ter of Mr. and Mrs.the trail for some lucky cern over my arrival in George Keane, Boca politician. "We used to go to Harbour. church in Palm Beach," Boca Raton, ' he wrote. Although she is only "However, we must ex- Clare, a senior at she said, "and we would Seacrest High School, 17, Claire's interest in sit right in back of the pect certain things like politics goes back to this during this political plans to attend Mary- Kennedy family. The SWASHER 1960 when the late Pres- campaign. mount College next secret service man used year. She wants to be ident John F. Kennedy "Every citizen in a teacher. was campaigning. But WITH 12 LBS. CAPACITY America has a right to But more than likely her political background his own candidate, but all of us in both parties should still be thought- |£gj| ful of others and mind GUARD AGAINST THE our manners, FAMOUS fiE FILTER-FLO "My staff and I cer- Lust Safyrdif light tainly appreciated the REGIRCULATES WATER time we spent in Boca WHAT IFS 6 TIMES DURiffgi Raton. We would like to Wis Talk Aboit Town OF H0ME0WN1NG return again one day." WASH PERIOD By Kathi Whisman for members and $1.00 The letter was a cli- for guests. Doors will You've probably asked your- REMOVES ALL max of a short lifetime Last Saturday night open at 7:30 p.m. and self these questions: What if of association with pol- was the talk-about-town school attire will be re- someone falls on my property LINT FROM all day Sunday and will quired. and sues me ... What if my In the solemn hours home is burglarized . .. What 6L0THES be many days to come. if a lire leaves me with just a For the teens the Tickets for the "Fall foundation full of smoldering God's Gift Is Boca Festival" are now ashes? The answer to these Flowers Raton available to those who and many more WHAT IF Teen- wish to sell them and perils of homeowning is a age Cen- » try for the prize. Homeowner's package policy. ter had (, i We can give you complete their an- All money or tickets details. ^ not sold should be turn- n u a 1 :*t , "Hallo- ed in Nov. 25 at 6 p.m. Rtpretenttng H All tickets turned in af- Hartford Accident and ALL PORHELAIi w e e n Indemnity Company Party" ter that time will not Member The Hartford and what \^:/j , / ... count toward the prize. Insurance Group TOP & TUB a ball Kathi Hartford 15, Conn. 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Allen, is the first play Known for Good Food Everywhere The entire school has We were glad to have of the season for Palm spent the past weekend them and hope that their Distinctive Catering Facilities report is favorable for Beach Junior College away from St. Andrew's Players. MiMiort Dollar Settinqs as our mid-jerm vaca- us toward eventual rec- The romantic tragedy tion arrived. ognition by this associa- ' Weddiriqs, Banquets, Bridqe Clubs tion. is being presented to- day through Saturday in \ Business and Social Gatherings Friday night the Scots the college auditorium. won their game against This coming weekend Curtain time is 8:14 a powerful Plantation will be a big one for all p.m. Siiun'ffashbvit I uitvln'tm s 1,2a team, 21-13. Our game the boys as the Fall For- Tickets are $1 for Kxotic f.fftffii HuSiet against Northeast next mal will be held Sat- students and $1.50 for Enjoy as rrnlch as you wonl week urday night, Nov. 7. The adults. Reservations ought to football team has a game may be made by calling be a real in Fort Lauderdale on 585-3330. I ( iiiifiituous fviif«*i*«ffi*i»»*«'«t good one, the same evening, and and we between these two ac- 1 Take Out Cantonese Food Service ' need as tivities, most of the Register for much upper school will be kept 'A1;A; POMPANO BEACH. Phonp341-220V support busy. Twirling, Nov. 7 CLOSED MONDAYS as we can Claire Bloom, Paul Newman and Laurence Harvey star in "The Outrage' muster. The new copy of the which opens Friday at the Pompano Cinema. Registration for baton Bagpiper, our school twirling classes will be In oth- newspaper, will becom- held Saturday, Nov. 7, er fields Rudi ing out soon. I urge all at 9 a.m. in the Com- besides football, the of you, who haven t al- munity Center. get a five-course Club Dinner basketball team began ready done so, to sub- Carol Sue MacWil- practice recently. Mr. scribe to it. It is a fine liams will teach the Flynn will coach the reflection of the student six week beginners and winter sport, and webody in its true life advanced classes begin- at Schrafft's for only$^.45 have high hopes for a around campus. ning Nov. 14. You get your choice of soup or appetizer, salad or successful season. Our That's all for this The Boca Twirlettes sherbet, potato and vegetables, assorted hot breads c r o s s-country team, week. and dessert, plus Schrafft's choice for the entree: which was formed just led by Miss MacWil- this year, has been do- liams, will participate MOndajf Baked Glazed Hickory Smoked Ham with WDBF Sponsors in a parade in Fort Schratft s Mustard Sauce ing very well for itself Lauderdale Nov. 14. Tuesday Schrafft's Famous Old Fashioned Creom in the past weeks. Chicken on a hot buttermilk biscuit, with C of C Coffee cranberry sauce. Radio Station WDBF Golden Brown Fried Chicken (Half) During the past week cooked to order we have had four men will sponsor a Cham- ber of Commerce Cof- - ••,.,,.— Swedish Meat Balls in burgundy visiting the school as served on steamed rtc"e evaluaters for the fee Club Friday, Nov. Broiled Fresh Fish 13. Southern Association of Walter Matthau, standing, is one of the stars of a movie "Fail Safe," based Saturday - -Broiled Chopped Beefsteak, a full half Colleges and Schools. The coffee will be pound of quality beef, broiled to order held at 8:30 a.m. in the on the best selling novel about what could happen if someone pushes the They visited our class- "wrong button." The movie opens Friday at Boca Raton Theatre. Sunday — Succulent Baked Breast of Chicken es, dorms, and attended Boca Raton Hotel Ca- bana Club. Phone 395-4800 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING all bids received will be public- NOTICE OF FILING proposed 425 sq.ft. structure to R-2 to R-3 on: ON A PROPOSED AMEND- ly opened and read aloud for the OF APPLICATION WITH THE be located in; "Lot 31, Block 5, Boca Ra- MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI- construction of GRAVITY SEW- FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Royal Palm Civic and ton Hills, Section 1, Plat NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA- ER EXTENSION, N.E. 20th COMMISSION Shopping Center, Unit B, Book 23, Page 54, Public TON, FLORIDA, BY REPEAL- STREET, BOCA RATON,FLO- and Records, Palm Beach Coun- RESTAURANT AND HARBOUR LOUNSE5 ING SECTIONS 25-74 (A) (10) RIDA, consisting of the follow- Pursuant to the provisions of to hear the petition of Robert ty, Florida." AND 25-76 (A) <15.1); AND BY ing work: Section 311(a) of the Communi- D. Tylander for Royal Palm For public examination, a UNIVERSITY INN U,S. I BOCA RATON. REVISING SECTION^ 25-73 (A) Approximately 223 lln. ft. of cations Act of 1934, as amend- Yacht and Country Club, Inc., copy of the proposed ordinance (8) TO INCLUDE COIN OPE- 8fl V.C. Pipe; 105 Un. ft. of ed, and Paragraph 1.580 of the requesting a variance from City to effect such change, is on file RATED LAUNDRIES AND COIN 10" V.C. Pipe; 1,130 Un. ft. Rules and Regulations of the Zoning Ordinance Section 25-52 in the office of the City Clerk. OPERATED DRY CLEANING of 12" V.C. Pipe, together Federal Communications Com- which requires every outdoor CITY OF BOCA RATON, OPERATIONS IN B-l DIS- with manholes, house service mission, notice is hereby given swimming pool in Rl orR2dis- FLORIDA CONTINUOUS DAILY I SCIENTIFICALLY TRICTS. connections, drop piping, sod, that on October 23, 1964,.there tricts be surrounded by a fence By: Jacob Heidt FROM 2 P•M. I AIR-CONDITIONED sidewalk and street replace- was filed with the Federal Com- or wall not less than 4' in height. Jacob Heidt, City Clerk TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- ment and all other appurte- munications Commission , an This request is for the swim- REST, PROPERTY OWNERS nances necessary to com- application for the Commis- ming pool located In: Publish: Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 ARLY BIRD AND CITIZENS: plete an extension la the sew- sion's consent to the assign- Royal Palm Yacht and Country Furnish Proof of Publication. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN age collection system. ment of construction permit for Club Subdivision, Tract A-4. that the City Commissionjof|the Any bids received after time FM Broadcast Station WWOG, A more detailed and true copy MAT, 50* City of Boca Raton, Florida, and date specified will not be Boca Raton, Florida, from Bi- of the petitions for variance are will hold a public hearing at considered. bletown U.S.A., Inc. to Homer on file in the City Clerk's Office 1:30 - 2:00 in the City Hall which may be Ebb Tide 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall at Each bid must be accompan- Akers and Carole A. Akers. Mon. thru Fri. Boca Raton, on the 10th day of ied by a certified check, cash- Station WWOG has been granted examined by interested parties. RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Novemher, 1964, to consider ier's check, or bid bond in a construction permit to ope- Jacob Heidt iNDS TODAY - HURRY - and take action on the propos- amount not less than five per rate on the frequency of 99.9 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Steaks, Chops ed amendment and change In the cent (5%) of the base bid, as megacycles (Channel No. 260). " T O P K A P 8 " Zoning Ordinance of Boca Ra- guarantee that the Bidder, if Publish: Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 ton, Florida, in the following Bibletown U.S.A., Inc. is a & Seafoods awarded the Contract, will with- non-profit, non-stock, corpora- Furnish Proof of Publication. Kor the second year, OPENS FUSDAY respect: in ten (10) days after written tion, the officers and directors FULL COURSE The Code of Ordinances of the notice having been given of such of which are; Tom Maloney was elect- City be amended by repealing award, enter into a written con- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS DINNfftS Sections 25-74 (A) (10) and Ira L. Eshleman President NAME STATUTE ed president of the Boca tract with the City of Boca Ra- Kenneth Vander Schuur Vice- from Lt5 25-76 (A) <15.1)j and by revising ton, Florida, in accordance with President Raton Hotel and Club Section 25-73 (A) {8) to include the accepted Proposal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ssoc a coin operated laundries and coin William Mitchell Secretary the undersigned, desiring to en- Employee's 4 ' tion. All work shall be done in John Ewlng Treasurer gage in business under fictitious ENTERTAINMENT operated dry cleaning opera- accordance with the Specifica- Milton O. Hill Executive Vlce- Marion Oliver, an em- tions in B-l Districts, and said tions, which may be examined name of: Section 25-73 (A) (8) shall read President THE CULVER HOUSE FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS ployees' canteen aide, at the office of the Engineer, Henry A. Warren Assistant as follows: Black, Crow and Eidsness, Inc., intends to register the said was selected a vice "Sec. 25-73 (A) <8) Laundry Secretary name with the Clerk of the Cir- 700 S.E. Third Street, Gaines- Anthony R. Lite cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- president of the organ- and dry cleaning pickup sta- ville, Florida, and 74 Orchid Paul Konnor N. Fed. Hwy. tions, tailor and dressmak- Square, Boca Raton, Florida. A ty, Florida. ization which devises William Patty Gloria and George Culverhouse ing shops and coin operated set of such documents may be Garnet G. Sparks Boca Raton the social activities of laundries and coin operated obtained from the Engineer at 491 W. Camino Joseph Jones Boca Raton, Florida more than 500 hote 1 and dry cleaning establishments the above addresses upon de- Thomas Noller CR 8-1741 In a fully enclosed build- posit of FIFTEEN DOLLARS Frank Farley club employees. ing." ($15.00) for each set. This de- Einar Anderson Dated: October 26, 1964 For public examination, a posit represents reproduction Vince Hogren HIS IS IT! copy of the proposed ordinance cost and is nonrefundable. Charles Poland Publish: Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12, to effect such change, is on file No Bidder may withdraw his Henry Everae 19, 1964. [THE MOST EXPLOSIVE STORY in the office of the City Clerk. bid for a period of thirty (30) Ernest Matthias CITY OF BOCA RATON, days after the date set for the Lawrence Olson NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FLORIDA ON A PROPOSED AMEND- By: Jacob Heidt opening of bids. OFOURTIME! Proposal shall be submitted Publish Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 1964. MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI- SUNDAY Jacob Heidt, City Clerk in triplicate on the Proposal NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA- form furnished as a part of TON, FLORIDA, BY REVISING DINNER: Includes choice of soup or( Publish: Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 these Specifications, extra cop- October 27, 1964 SECTION 25-62, WHICHISTHE juice, two vegetables, our own baked Furnish Proof of Publication. ies of which are available at DISTRICT ZONING MAP OF the office of the Engineer. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SAID CODE, PROVIDING FOR bread, butter, applebutter, pickledf PUBLIC NOTICE The City of Boca Raton, Flo- ON PETITIONS FOR THE REZONING OF LOT 31, cabbage, beverap, and your choice Project No. 300-64-12 rida, reserves the right to re- ZONING VARIANCE BLOCK 5, BOCA RATON ject any and all bids, to waive HILLS, SEC. 1, PLAT BOOK 23, of our dinner desserts. SECTION A Informalities, and to re-adver- A PUBLIC HEARING will be PAGE 54, PALM BEACH tise. held in the City Hall by the COUNTY, FROM R2 to R3. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS CITY OF BOCA RATON Board of Adjustment of theClty Boca Raton, Florida of Boca Raton, Florida, at 7:30 TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- VEAL STEAK $1.95 Sealed Proposals will be re- L.M. McConnell P.M., on Monday, November 9, REST, PROPERTY OWNERS ceived by the City of Boca Ra- City Manager 1964, to hear the petition of AND CITIZENS: ROAST TURKEY $2 20 ton, Florida, up to 7-30 P.M Robert E. Roll, acting as agent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN E.S.T., 'on NOVEMBER 10, Publish: Oct. 29 and Nov. 5,1964 for the Archer Investment Com- that the City Commission of the BAKED HAM $2 15 N64, at which time and place Furnish Proof of Publication, pany, Inc., in reference to a City of Boca Raton, Florida, will DUTCH OVEN SWISS STEAK $2.45 hold a public hearing at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall at Boca Raton, on the 10th day of Novem- ber, 1964, to consider and take MSAFE action on the proposed amend- NO ORDER TOO SMALL- llllffl ment and change In the Zoning Ordinance of Boca Raton, Flor- ida, in the following respect: NO ORDER TOO LARGE DRIVE-IN THEATRE The zoning be changed from ON U.S. 1 DEERFIELD Rent A NEW DUTCH PANTRY WIL SAFE'Will All receive the same FAMILY RESTAURANTS * Car or Truck 2140 N. Federal Hwy. thoughtful, efficient care. Lowest Rates E BS FIFTH AVE. 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"300 SPARTANS" Show Starts 11:30 Out at 2:50 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE For Better Viewing See ARVIDA BUILDING BOCA RATON It on Our Widescrecn PHONE 395-7300 Blut> Hawaii—Wild in Country ROCKING CHAIR SMOKING LOGI Follow that Dream-GI Blues ACRES OF FREE PARKING BOCA RATON NEWS Nov. 5, 1964 5A At PB Junior College Antique Small Business Course Offered Applications are still program includes dis- mended readings and being accepted for the cussions such as "Pur- conclusions; "Financ- pose of Workshop and ing a New Business" by Nov. 13 Small Business Personal Factors" by Raymond W. Royce, at- Administrations work- R. Harold Milby, chief, torney, Palm Beach; Scatter Pins 1.10 pr shop to aid prospective management assistance "Locating a New Busi- and new business own- division, SB A, who will ness - Purchasing an Tailored Pendants 2.20 ers. also suggest recom- Existing Business' by The workshop, the R. 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Raton, for doctoral studios in physics at Auburn University under direction has had from small bus- ments. 395-2566 of Dr. Howard Carr, department head, was presented recently by Terry Kirk- iness owners in this ley from the Humble Oil, Co., Baton Rouge, La., offices, to Ralph B.Draughon, area. president of the university. Basic management principles, including fi- Beautify Your Home With nancial, legal and loca- Frank Dawson tion problems will be CARPETING FROM presented by S.B.A. kmm College specialists. Dawson to Report Registration is from ATLANTIC RUG CO. 1$ Test Center 8:30 to 9 a.m., followed Largest Selection of Patterns, by a welcome by Tho- To Palm Beach Junior mas A. Butler. 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The fact that Lyndon B. Johnson carried ranks and worked for the national nominee. The Florida is a great personal victory for Boca influence of Gov. Farris Bryant, Secretary of Raton's Thomas F. Fleming Jr. State Tom Adams, Superintendent of Education Fleming, who calls himself an "amateur pol- Thomas Bailey, Sens. George Smathers and itician," took the job as LBJ's coordinator for Spessard Holland and former Gov. Fuller War- Florida when the possibility of putting the state ren cannot be overestimated, but Fleming used in the Democratic column for the first time in wisdom in guiding these men into their orbits 12 years appeared bleak indeed. of most influence. The platform of the Democratic National It is no political secret that Fleming and Committee and the naming of Hubert Humphrey Smathers laid it on the line to President John- as the vice-presidential candidate seemed to son just a few days before Johnson came to assure that Goldwater would carry the Sunshine dedicate Florida Atlantic University. State by a whopping vote. The president was told plainly that Florida Fleming, though, was undaunted. would not go into the Democratic column unless Even with much personal work, including the he made a trip to the Sunshine State. The wis- organization of a new bank, he said that he dom of this was evident as the returns rolled could not turn down the White House request, in from the areas which LBJ visited here. particularly when it had been reinforced by Fleming took considerable abuse from the requests from many of the people who had helped Republican elements of Palm Beach and Brow- him in his School Bond fight In the Spring. ard Counties, but victory is always sweet. He And, he diagnosed the picture of Johnson s remains what one man has called him "a hard- status in Florida most accurately. shell Democrat in a Republican area." Figuring that North and Northwest Florida In his push for a win, Fleming never over- would be most affected by the Civil Rights is- looked his hometown, either, as witness the sue, Fleming left that part of the state until the fact that both vice-presidential and presidential last few days, and focused his early attention candidates visited here — probably the only on Central and South Florida. town of its size in the United States where this "SIGNS OF CONFUSION !" It's true that he had plenty of help. In no na- was true. tional election since Franklin Roosevelt had all Johnson's win in Florida was truly a personal of the state's Democratic candidates closed victory for Tom Fleming. The Other Side of the Coin Our Own Inauguration Next Thursday, Kenneth Rast Williams will be have brought and are bringing to our community. Contents Won't Mellow inaugurated as the first President of Florida At- Dr. Williams, in his two years here, has in- lantic University. deed proven to be a good neighbor, and like his With additional celebrations on Wednesday and pattern to the county vote . .. institution, has become an integral part of our By John Opel ing, and even that is getting Thursday evenings, Boca Raton will be a busy city. weaker by the minute. The unless it was that the voters place as hundreds of visiting representatives name-calling, at least, was over were voting strictly for the in- from other learning institutions all over Amer- We and all of Boca Raton join in congratulat- Save your old copies of "None when the polls closed Tuesday. dividual rather than the party. ica descend upon us. ing Dr. Williams upon the occasion of his in- Dare Call It Treason"! Until next campaign time. Left over question will be to It is only another in the many extra benefits augural and wish him continued success in di- The contents won't mellow In Boca Raton that means figure out which party really which our good neighbors at Florida Atlantic recting a great institution. into a smoother drink and will right after the first of the year. has "the mandate.' be just as hard to swallow four At the rate things are shaping years from now, but in the up, it should be a hot enough In any event, it was a furious meantime they might come in election to warm the January finish to what had been a com- handy to throw at communists. air. paratively quiet campaign. The Town of Bis: Wheels If the Birch-type critics were crowds at the city polling places right, you should be seeing During the inter-regnum, produced the biggest traffic We've had so many men in political life visit He's Farris Bryant, the governor of the Sun- Commies march down Federal jams since President Johnson us lately, our cup almost overflows. shine State, who is the featured speaker at the highway any minute now ... or however, there's plenty of time to patch broken friendships, visited Florida Atlantic Univer- With the President of the United States, his annual meeting of the Greater Boca Raton Cham- were they going to ride in ar- sity. ticket mate, both of Florida's senators, Con- ber of Commerce. mored cars? shift alliances and re-group for the next onslaught. gressman Paul Rogers, and gubernatorial can- An ardent admirer and one of the biggest spon- Here's one footnote to his- didates having all been here within the last three sors of Florida Atlantic University, the governor One local club suddenly found tory: the bent FAU flagpole that weeks, we've been busy, busy, busy. will speak on education and the community. istelf "infiltrated" on election As far as the races were Tonight another man who looms large in the Welcome, governor, and may you enjoy your of barry-barry. Main sympton concerned, Florida seems to bore the colors so precariously life of Florida comes to town. stay. is that it makes you see red. have had one of the country's over the President's visit has The big problem then is that more interesting contests. been repaired. you can't see black and white. Palm Beach County even had a At least now the university few good ones going itself. will be ready for the ceremony next Wednesday. for what it's worth .... It's all over now but the shout- There seemed to be little
Really so Little The Breadwinner's Journal
By J.H. Jesse dislikes. you two cold rolls and one thin- The variance between Demo- ly sliced pat of ice-cold butter Wagner Stepped Aside cratic and Republican winners than cannot be spread unless At the polls Tuesday: shows that the number of you chop with a hatchet. It's a cinch no restaurant knife will er, for he alone holds the only One man, evidently disen- straight-party ballots cast was By Donald I. Rogers cause depression. chanted by both presidential minute. Though ballot-splitting work. He is wed to the disproved strings attached to the taxpay- candidates, looking at the crowd seems to be a popular national I've tried to spear butter with notion that deficit spending and ers' money in this proposed a fork. NEW YORK—New York's jammed into Precincts 207 and pastime nowadays, few counties Mayor Robert Wagner, who was large debt increases cause in- grandiose give-away. 212 at the Community Center in the United States, and per- What happens? flation and that inflation is pref- You know that cardboard chip forced by party chieftains to said; , haps'only a handful in the South step aside as a senatorial cand- erable to a slower but more On the first Monday of each "Never have so many waited split as wide as Palm Beach on which the butter usually is wholesome economy. Neverthe- month, the Labor Department served? idate in favor of Robert F.Ken- to vote for so little." County. nedy, has already announced less, Heller's suggestion fell releases the figures initscost- That ends on the fork. The on receptive ears. No one hates of-living index for the two Cholesterol is supposed to be butter went thataway. that he will seek re-election as With the long ballot, it took mayor in the off-year balloting. Santa Claus in December —only months previous. In November, several minutes to cast a bal- very bad for you, according to Why are restaurants so in January when the bills come for instance, its figures cover many members of the medical stingy with butter? A day after making that an- lot. One Negro woman patient- nouncement he revealed plans due. September prices. ly waited her hour and a half — profession. They think nothing of throw- The Administration's skill- the average in Boca Raton — Cholesterol, they tell us, is ing a few rolls in the basket, to establish a branch office of This month, the Labor De- New York's City Hall in Wash- ed propagandists are suggest- partment reported that Sep- jumped into the voting booth, found in butter, animal fats, and yet a roll costs more than that ing that if Heller's program is and was out in a split second. other good tasting places. measly 10 pat of butter on the ington, D.C., to make certain tember prices rose 0.2 per cent that the city gets its share of adopted the taxpayers would over August prices, and the in- With only time to have pulled If medical science could force cardboard chip. save money.Ignored, of course, one lever, she gave a wide grin everyone to eat in restaurants Many eating establishments Federal patronage. dex stands of 108.4 per cent of The mayor thereby revealed is the simple fact that It is the the 1957-59 average, or nearly and said "All the way with for a few years, it wouldn't have will have pure white napery, taxpayers who provide this LBJ." to worry about cholesterol, at their own monogrammed plates two things. First he gave a tip- 8 1/2 per cent higher than they off on how he was induced to money through taxation, and that were during the last Eisenhower least as far as butter is con- and silver and then serve one returning it to them through cerned. slice of butter on a cardboard step aside for Bobby Kennedy — Administration. One way to look at the Palm he now will be the spending Federal, state and city bureau- Beach races is this: Or do you have better luck square. cracies, will certainly dilute With the exception of a slight On second thought, maybe czar of the Northeast with a di- Either the voters of this than I do? rect pipeline to the Federal its value. dip in August, the index has county are unusually well-in- It seems as though most rest- they've joined the doctors in reached historic new highs in the eradication of cholesterol, Treasury and its multitudinous Most important, however, is formed or have violent likes and aurants are determined to give gravy-trains, which, all things the fact that this scheme insidi- every month since January, and considered, is much better ously moves into state's rights, when the October figures are than being one of 100 Senators. A state which now wishes to reported on the first Monday in Second, he will be in the front spend money must consider its December, another new record Unedited rank of a happy new cult which taxpayers because taxpayers will be set. the Administration has been are voters. Records are specif- Prices for meat, for basic trying to organize — composed ic in showing that state bond is- foods, for housing and for ap- of representatives of the states sues have tough sledding at the parel, have all forged higher Ask for the Truth and large cities who will share polls. during 1964, and they continue a fiscal melon whenever Fed- When the money comes from to edge higher as the year ma- eral tax revenues exceed Fed- tures. as a fund for their retirement. eligible dependents, they may or Washington, however, states By Oliver B. Jaynes eral expenditures, as they do compete with each other in While this trend affects every This is not the case. Although may not receive in benefits the this year. Most people know very little the original idea was to make value of the worker's taxes. And winning voter approval by family budget, it harms most about the workings and future the Social Security program on the other hand, if a person This proposal has been made spending as much Washington the poor, who have low incomes, prospects of the Social Security actuarially sound by accumulat- has no eligible dependents, by the highest Federal author- money as possible. It provides and the elderly, who have fixed Act. Workers who are forced ing the necessary reserve fund, nearly all the Government has ities including the Secretary of the man in the White House with incomes. It saps savings by to contribute to it every week the idea was soon abandoned. collected in Social Security tax- the Treasury, Director of the opportunity to support or defeat cheapening the value of saved hope they will reap benefits Politicians could not bring es will be lost to him at his Budget and Chairman of the any state or big-city office hold- money. some day. Those fortunate themselves to vote the neces- death. President's Council of Econ- enough to be getting benefits sary taxes. Instead, they offered Many younger employees omic Advisers. already have no concern about people large benefits apparently seem to think that the Act will It is simply that when there Boca Raton, Florida 6A Nov. 5, 1964 the future; they just hope to at low cost. provide such large financial is enough money from Federal keep on getting benefits. The fact of actuarial unsound- gains for them as older people taxes, Uncle Sam will give it Social Security was the most ness has remained concealed are receiving today. But the back to the states and large misunderstood issue of the from the people while do-good- proportion of individuals over cities on a no-strings-attached BOCA RATON NEWS presidential campaign. Because ers boast about what their fed- 65 is increasing so rapidly that basis. Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of Barry Goldwater proposed that eral government is doing for taxes may have to be trebled Presidential Economic Ad- the fast-growing Boca Raton area. visor Walter Heller, strong ad- the plan needed revision, the them. Some day workers are in the next 20 to 30 years in T TT Tnc*nn Tr\h n Hnol HW. Claf^lflVy RilePiloyv going to wake up to find that this order to continue to pay the vocate of this unprecedented J.H. Jesse John Opel Democrats made it appear that Publisher Adv. Mgr, he wanted to scrap the whole program, in which they are same scale of benefits. generosity, has warned that too Editor thing. It is the unsoundness of forced to join, may not bring Need for revision of the So- much tax revenue could balance MEMBER the whole program which he was benefits in proportion to their cial Security program cannot the budget, and that a balanced Florida Press Association attacking — not the idea. contributions. be fully explained in a political budget would be depressing to National Editorial Association Many people, for example, There are almost two chances campaign; contributors can — the economy. If the money were Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce believe that their Social Secur- in five that a worker will not and should — get information to be used to reduce the record- Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. ity taxes are being accumulated live to be 65 anyway. If he has about it from other sources. high debt, he says, it, too, might BOCA RATON NEWS Nov. 5, 1964 7A Mitch Alo nsfers Gather
Spooks, witches, monsters, space men, farmers, f hula girls and just about every other imaginable form of man and beast congregated at Memorial Park Saturday for their annual Halloween get-together. The assorted creatures - who normally are students in Boca Raton's elementary schools - were out to strut their stuff for the PTA Halloween parade and costume contest. It was a frightening experience. r, >v~ '-•«? 3
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By Harold H. Green do it the easy way like high in water level and ber, is on the commit- over the gavel to chair- In my diary, Harold just dumping it from the lawn fertility. tee. When you serve on a man-elect William Reid is capable, love- WAIT FOR US! As I write these sacks into the canal. I hope that six-six-six banquet committee with Bragg. On behalf of the able and a true gentle- priceless lines, Che up- First, I huffed and puffed is a good fish appetizer. a couple of pros like Bill members of the Civic man. It has been a plea- across the lawn pushing and Ed, about "all you Division, Bill presented sure to serve under his permost thought in my Big Night Tonight VINCENTS MUSIC CENTRE mind is that I have just the spreader and making add is love." But not a plaque. leadership. given the canal in the sure that the precious Today, that's tonight me. rear of our home a good granules were spread if you read this Nov. 5, I have arranged for shot of six-six-six fer- evenly over the grass. is the big night of the roquefort dressing on tilizer — 40 per cent or- Then, I watered it down Chamber of Commerce your salad (with no ex- ganic. thoroughly and had my- "Installation" Banquet tra charge). Whatever self a good, tall, glass of at the Boca Raton Hotel. you do about that big BOCA RATON Radio NEWS Bear in mind I didn't (famous name) beverage We hope to see you slice of juicy roast beef and did a bit of bragging there. is strictly up to you but, BPO Does Drove to my patient partner in As I have bragged in please, for my sake, eat horticulture. the past, I was honored your tossed salad with Will Hear Jepson Then came the rain we to be given a spot on the roquefort dressing. had been hoping for; but Banquet Committee, Lawrence M. Jepson it wasn't a shower — it Bill Worsham, conven- Thanks, Harold will speak on "Europe's was two days of steady tion manager of the Bo- At the meeting of the . . . IN EPTH and Our Own Tomor- downpour which majes- ca Raton Hotel, is chair- Chamber's Civic Divi- row" at a meeting of tically drained across man of the committee sion last Friday after- BPO Does Drove 173 the yard and raised the and Ed Melvin, retiring noon our first chairman, Tuesday, Nov. 10. canal to a new season's manager of the cham- Harold Reid, turned The meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m. ac 140 N.W. 11th St. TOK KEITHS FREE DELIVERY Boca Raton 1420 ON YOUR DIAL WINFIEID PARK PALMETJO SHOPPING CEHTER WITH By W.P. Bebout "I'M 395-4919 Did you know that the oldest national flag is AL TO PEL Denmark's? It was adopted in 1218 . . . DRUG SPECIALS that the picture on a $100,000 bill (no peek- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ing in your wallet) is EXCLUSIVE BOCA RATON RADIO that of Woodrow Wilson? that in the days of the 1.49 MALOX 891 NEWS-IN-DEPTH HEARD MONDAY Caesars it was a Rom- an custom to serve a THROUGH FRIDAY DIRECT FROM guest as many goblets of wine as there were 1.29 BUFFERIN .. . 89C THE OFFICE OF POLO UNLIMITED letters in his name? . . that in the long ago women often slept with BY AL TOPEL, VETERAN FLORIDA strips of bacon on 98* Listerine .. their cheeks as a com- NEWSMAN ON WDBF RADIO. plexion aid? It probably didn't work, but it was 98* Bromo Seltzer 64
Newcomers 15 13 CHURCH FELLOWSHIP Tinkerbells 14 14 Team Won Lost Country Club Four 13 14 Community 6 24 4 Inseparables 9 17 Baptist 5 22 6 High team game, Tinkerbelis, Advent 2 20 8 699; high team triple. Tinker- Advent 4 17 11 bells, 1961; individual high, Moravian 10 16 12 men, Rex Moss 204, women, Advent 3 15)4 12ft Doris Moss 195; individual Presbyterian 12 13 15 triple, men, Joe McDonald 526, ^tiS Advent! 11 17 women, Doris Moss 508. Community 7 11 j7 United 14 11 17 THE EARLY BIRDS Number 32, Tommy Greenwood of Moore Haven, made a last ditch attempt in Presbyterian 11 10ft 17ft Team Won Lost the second quarter to score, but was stopped short of the goal line by Dave Methodist 9 10 18 Sparrows 22 10 Community 8 8 20 Hawks 22 10 Forsyth. Number 21, Dennis Jones was also in the way and was ready and Presbyterian 13 8 20 Flamingoes 20Vi MVs Individual High, Fred Sturm, Skylarks 17 15 waiting. 202. Roadrunners 13 19 UNIV. BO\VLERETTES Mynohs 12J* 19K2 The cheerleaders weren't sad because of the loss to Moore Haven last Fri- Woodpeckers 11 21 Team Won Lost Robins 11 21 Boca Jet Midgets Win day ... or were they? Looking at the above picture, it would be hard to tell. Garry's Sport Shop 23 9 Sue Brader, 176-480; Grace 5th Ave. Merchants 23 9 Pearson, 480. Following the game, they stopped off for a short while at a dance. Left, with County Title 20 12 the grin, is Sandy. Sorenson; with flying hair and no shoes, Carol Strimbu, and 7th Chukker Lounge 18 14 JAMAICA the sad-faced one is Diane Borchardt. The lad with his face turned is statis- Sarah Rutherford 10 14 Team Won Lost Roll Over Lauderhill, 34 to 0 Clearwater Sprk. 17ft 14ft Calypsos 22)4 9¥i tician for the Boca Raton News and shall remain unidentified. Doby Brick 16ft "")" Nutmegs 20 12 The Boca Jets playing over Lauderhill 34-0, touchdown and an extra Kreuscher Const. 16 16 Swlizles 1.8J4 13VS 16 without the services of Dave Ingham, a con- point. Both had able sup- Winfield Hairdressers 16 Pushovers Wh UYi Jolbert Lab. 15 17 Hot Tamales port from Kevin Herbold By Score of 21 to 13 16'/J 15^ the fullback and right verted halfback running Boca Coin Laundry 15 17 Rum Dums 15 17 half proved to them- at fullback scored three and Paul Finger who had Roadman's 15 17 Four Shots 13 19 the longest run of the McReynoIds 14 18 Mai Tai 13 19 selves that their team TD's on long runs and Iris Monogramming 12 20 Rinky Dinks 13 19 was solid as they open- day, 52 yards to the First Bank 8. Trust 11 21 Alley Oops Joe Ashe at the right Scots Dump Unbeaten Plantation 26 11 21 ed up with their rinky- twenty on a drive that Williams Medical 6 High team game, half proved to be an able Four Shots, saw Joe Ashe score. High Team Game, McRey 748; high team triplep. Four dink backf ield and rolled runner as he scored a St, Andrew's Scots PAT was good and St, field. "They're very nofds, 776; high team triple. Shots, 2179; individual high, The Jets travel to First Bank and Trust, 2185; Marvin Walker,- 207-475: indi- pulled the upset of the Andrew's had their first fast, despite their individual hi ah Donna Curtin, vidual triple. Bob Brotnertan, Plantation this Saturday week Friday night as win of the season. weight," he said, "and 188-543. 202-544. Bubcits Host West Palm night where at 6:45 they they dumped unbeaten This week it will be they know how to play UNIVERSITY KINGS FLA. ATLANTIC UNIV. (Continued from 8A) take on Lighthouse Point Plantation, 21-13. a different story for the Team Won Lost the game of football. Team Wor Lost same squad this season. in the start of the elim- The Scots, who hadScots. They are slated to Boca Nat. Bank 25 7 Team 1 27 1 Coach Don Rott will ination for the Cham- "However, we don't Honda ' 17 15 Team 12 19 9 bring his Jayvee team I think we are a little lost three games in a meet powerful Northeast 15 pionship. If the Jets take plan to be a patsy for J.C.Mitchell 17 Team 3 18 10 here with a 2-1 record. tougher." Last year's row, turned the tide with Saturday night at Lock- Wontworth Plastering 16 16 Team 4 17 11 the Point they will then Thermo 16 16 game ended with the a pass Interception in hart Stadium. anyone anymore," he Team 9 17 11 Last week they beat Ri- take on Plantation in the added, "the boys have Boca Lounge 16 16 Team 7 16 12 viera JV's, 6 to 0. Bobcats winning 14 to 9. the third period. The Northeast team Love's Drugs 15 17 T ea m 15 16 12 final for the Champion- C.A. Quillen 15 17 Coach Rott's squad Plantation led off has an even record of had the taste of victory Team 16 14 14 Using about 90 per ship. and they want it again." Good's American 14 18 Team 14 13 15 cent 10th graders, will field the same line scoring as they took a 3-3, but they have play- Coastal Signs 11 21 Team 8 13 15 offensively and defen- Scot punt andDarryl Lee ed some of the best Coach Hager said the Hi game, D. Quillen, 212- Hi Team 10 12 16 Coach Rott's team will raced 63 yards to score teams in the state. Scots have progressed Set - tie - D. Macdonald, 548, Team 13 12 16 average a big 170 pounds sively with the exception SURF BOARDS W. Powell, 548. Team 5 11 17 from end to end in the of one man, Bob Mc- in the first period. Lee Coach Hager said tremendously since the BOCA HIS & HER Team 11 8 20 7 21 line. The backfield will Clester will come into also carried the extra yesterday his opposition beginning of the year Team Won Lost Team 2 Team 6 4 24 OVER 200 point through the mid- will average 210 pounds and he expects better Fire Eaters 20ft Th. run considerably lighter the defensive line as B.S'ers 20ft 9Vi High team game, Team 13, 728; tackle. Tipping the „ "EVERYTHING" for th. surfer dle. per man in the line and things in the four games high team triple, Team 13, 2010; with a 145 average and Quads 19 10 B. Murray 203, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Jolly Four 17 individual high, one lad tipping the scale scales near 200 pounds, Fullback Jim Davis an even bigger back- to come. 11 D. Beard 194; individual tri- of St. Andrew's ran one pie, j. Commare 541, S, Ernst at only 125. he is the largest man on of the spectaculars in 449. Coach Rott said yes- the squad. the second quarter. In Gulf Coast Tourney CAMINO GARDENS terday he considers this In the backfield, Steve Taking the ball deep in Team Won Lost, the. hardest game for his Dyess will be called on Apple|acks 17ft 6ft squad to date. "But to handle passing chores his own territory, Davis Pepperpots 16 swivel-hipped up the local Women Jake Golf Trophies Maypops 16 we'll be out to make a from the quarterback Siccum-ores 15 9 good contest out of it," slot. Carrying the title middle for 78 yards to Elderberries 15 9 the Plantation three. Six ladies from Boca and Fran Schmall, sec- lars played at Naples Hicks 13 11 he added, "We played of "outstanding offen- Rocky Campbell slam- Raton traveled to Naples ond low net with 244, Beach Club Course and Hollyhocks 10 13ft Boca Raton last year and sively" will be Alan Butternuts 7 17 Jiave practically the Emert at right halfback. med through off tackle on the Gulf Coast last The ladies played in the reserves at the Big Juneberries 5 19 to score. Quarterback week to play golf and five four flights. The regu- Cypress Golf Club. Poincianas 5 19 Also in the backfield will High men, Qlen Berry , 257i607; be Tim Crowley at left Bo Perry flipped a pass of them came home win- high women, Mabel McCreery, Hunting Largest Selection — EAST to John Harris in theners. 177.471. half and Andy Coker at Coast U.S.A. Polo Players Lined Up (Continued from 8A) fullback. end zone for the conver- The ladies, all mem- WHY PAY sion and tied the game bers of the Florida Wo- (Continued from 8A) out of the trigger guard Whether the winner be at 7-7 as the halftime men' s Senior Golf Asso- Walter Hayden has Harold Barry, Russell Gopher Kicks until ready to fire. the Cats or Kittens, it MORE? whistle blew. c i a t i o n, represented returned from Milwau- Firestone Jr., Dolph (Continued from 8A) 4. Keep safety catch looks like a tooth and St. Andrew's took the kee to be polo manager Orthwin, Dick Bunn, Dr. on until ready to shoot. nail scrap to the finish. FACTORY Royal Palm and Univer- tempt was intercepted Game time is 8 p.m. at lead for the first time in sity Park golf courses. and will be assisted by C.C. "Buddy" Combs, 5. Never point a gun TO the third period. Perry Bobby Connors the for- Virgil Christian, and spoiled their chanc- at anything you do not Memorial Park. YOU Membership in FWSGA es to score, want to shoot. snatched a Plantation is divided into two mer manager at Gulf- George Sherman Jr., Hunters may shoot stream. Dick Powers Boca Raton was out- 6. Be sure of your RENTAL SPECIAL pass out of the air and groups, regular mem- Jim Binger, Jules gained both on the sparrows, crows, starl- raced 25 yards to score. continues as public re- Romfh, Pedro Silvera, target before pulling the ings, black and turkey WITH THIS COUPON ONLY bership, with 150 mem- ground and in the air, al- trigger. GOOD THRU DEC. Campbell ran the extra bers and about the same lations and publicity di- Bill Ylvisaker, Wayne vultures at any time point, putting the Scots rector for the fourth "Broncho" Brown, though they connected 7. Never climb a says the Game & Fresh $3.50 ALL DAY number belonging to the on more passes than tree or fence, or jump PLUS $2.00 DEPOSIT ahead, 14-7. reserves, year and Jack Cartus- Keith Bailey, A.D. Water Fish Commis- Plantation came back ciello, "The Voice of "Don" Beveridge, Bob- their opposition. A 22- a ditch with a loaded sion, All other birds are OPEN 8:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. early in the fourth quar- Kay Wolf el, in a Polo" is expected to by Beveridge, Benny yard run by Killebrew gun. protected by law. OPEN SUNDAYS ter and narrowed the three-way tie for second handle the announcing Gutierrez, Bill Taylor in the first quarter 8. Never shoot a Dealer Inquiries Invited chores each Sunday. spelled the difference bullet at a flat, hard Hotels, Motels, Clubs Scot lead as Lee carried low net, in the Cham- and Glen Hart. in ground yardage as the When on a feeding Write on Your Letterhead again and ran 18 yards pionship Flight of the On the two-club ros- surface, or water, spree the voracious ter at Royal Palm will Terriers ground out 108 9. Open the firing CAiiBiEAil to score. The extra point regular membership had Locai Golfer to 87 for Boca Raton. bluefish, says the Mi- try failed. a score of 155. be Hayden, George Oli- action and unload any ami Seaquarium's Capt, ver, Hugo Dalmar, Cob- In the air, the Bobcats gun not in use. SUStFBOAiD Perry and Harris Plays Plnehurst attempted 15 passes, Bill Gray, will strike at teamed again in the In the reserves, win- by Yarrington, Robert 10. Store unloaded any object it sees, whet- COMPANY connected on six for 45 210 EAST AUANTIC fourth quarter to put the ners were, Nellie Mc- Uihlein Jr., Willis L. guns and ammunition her it is alive or not. game on ice. With the Cook, second low netHartman, Billy. Way- Tournament yards, Moore Haven separately, beyond the DELRAY BEACH 276-5829 ball on the 41, Perry with 227, Arta Mae man, Philip Iglehart, tried the aerial route 12 readh of children. threw to Harris who Johnston, third low net Norberto Azqueta, Del Mrs. MarvinW. Smith times, connecting on 4 11. Be sure the gun raced down the sidelines with 230, Norma Barns, Carroll, John T. Oxley of Boca Raton was hon- for 81 yards. and ammunition are in Jack Keitzer to score. A plunge for first low gross with 291, and sons Jack and Tom, ored last week by being Rick King and Dennis good condition before picked to play in theJones did most of the use. Man's I iof '$ Wear North and South Senior ball carrying for Boca 12. Avoid alcoholic Golf Championship at Raton. King ground out beverages before or 41 S.1.1st. AVI. Pinehurst, N.C. 32 yards on eight car- during shooting. Boca Raton 395-4995 Three, hundred are on ries and Jones had 30 13. Wear practical, the waiting list for the yards for 13 carries. easily seen clothing. invitational match and The statistics: 224 played in the tour- BR UNDERSHQRTS ney. The waiting list Rush. Yd. SLIM spans several years and Pass, Att. ALL OVER SUPPORT many states in the union Pass Comp. participate. Pass Yds, Mrs. Smith said she 1st Downs didn't make a very good Penalties 6-40 4-50 showing with her game but considered it well worthwhile to make the Come under our umbrella trip. for complete protection
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Park Ave. Beauty dressmaking and slip- Line Rates 30 QOL.DEN HAR0OUR FULL QUARTS Sth Av*nu« at N.S. taih St. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA CARJMNGTON PHONE: 3(ia»2344 8 YEAR OLD IMPORTED CANADIAN John Begg it karhuur a«*(WMf« Mirimwiuy 6 YEAR OLD SCOTCH BLENDED and BOTTLED in SCOTLAND '" O JOHN SEGC LT» FIFTH ROYAL PALM PLAZA,BOCA RATON REG. 7.83 REG. 7.50 OCEANSIDE CENTER, POMPANO REG. 5.69 L SECTION B Nov. 5, 1964 * Women's News * Club Activities * Church News * Calendar * Real Estate * The Arts HucJc Finn Still All Time Favorite About Children and Literature Children's literature being printed each day," lantic University. The books. "Most people who Sawyer" and "Huckle- stories about football, Pick up children's has a large corner of to- , according to Dr. Step- course is offered in the The primary purpose write children's books berry Finn" as all time baseball — action stor- books at the supermar- day's book market. hen H. Voss. daytime and at night to of the course is to help have read children's favorite children's ies. ket or department "There are 13,000 Dr, Voss teaches a elementary education future teachers decide books and felt that they'd books. How do you get your stores. The little books children's books on the course in children's lit- students and people in- whether certain books like to try to write one A majority of the youngster to read poe- for 29 cents are fairly market and more are erature at Florida At- terested in children's are good or bad for themselves," Dr. Voss children prefer animal try and like it? well written, he said. youngsters, said. stories first and bio- According to Dr. Tell stories to the "Actually,the course "Some children's graphies second, . he Voss, a child will like children. is more for recreational books were originally said. poetry if the person Above all don't force purposes thatn anything written for adults, Girls will read both reading it to him likes feed the children, You else," Dr. Voss said. though," he said. "Take stories about boys and it too. can do more damage by Dr. Voss has some ' The Yearling.' It was girls, but boys will read Dr. Voss set down forcing a child to read. pretty definite ideas written for adults but action and adventure several ways to help Read the reviews of about children's litera- the children liked it so stories about boys. your youngster read and children's books in your ture, "The real test of well they just took it Children like adven- like it. paper. a reading course is not over," he added. ture, action and mystery "First," he said, Study the children's how well a youngster Another classic which stories Dr. Voss said. "set a good example. If book catalogue in the li- reads when he's in was written primarily As they get older, the parents read books brary. school so much as how for adults is "Robin- girls prefer stories and like to read, this Dr, Voss also recom- much he will read when son Crusoe," about home life and dra- attitute will rub off on mended the new child- he has finished his for- Dr. Voss listed "Tom matic stories. Boys like the | youngsters." ren's storytelling rec- mal education," he said. Read to your child- ords, as "Snow White Out of all those books, ren. and the Seven Dwarfs." how does a parent choose Have the child read Some of the records the one best suited for to you. are very fine and child- his youngster? Take the children to ren enjoy playing them, Teachers have a guide the library. he said. to children's literature which lists books which have received awards. Miss Vernia Mae Graham Among the awards given for children's books is the John New- berry award, named af- Will Marry Olin Roseke ter the father of child- ren's literature. New- Mr. and Mrs. Paul berry was one of the Graham, Fort Lauder- first persons to publish dale, have announced the children's books. engagement of their One of the first books daughter Vernia Mae to to receive the award was Olin Roseke, son of Mr. Mrs. Warren S. Murray (left), Boca Raton librarian, accepts a check from and Mrs. William Ro- the "Story of Mankind," seke, Boca Raton. Mrs. John Shoup for $100, The money, donated to the library for children's by Hendrick Van Loom, Miss Graham is a books by Junior Woman's Club, was proceeds from a Tots through Teens Tal- in 1922. graduate of Mullens ent Show, sponsored by the Juniors. The Caldecotte Med- al, named after Ran- High School, Mullens, dolph Caldecotte, one of W.Va., and presently is the first illustrators of employed with Southern Around the Town books, is awarded to Bell 'Telephone Com- books for illustrations. pany. One of the outstanding Roseke is serving in Dr. Stephen H. Voss prepares for his class in the U.S. Navy in Char- Miss Graham illustrators of child- leston, S.C. ren's books is Robert children's literature. Nov. 28 wedding. Christmas in November McCloskey, according The couple plans a late to Voss. By Sandy Wesley Harrison, Mr, and Mrs. Italy, Spain and Portu- OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 • 6:00 Fred Hollingsworth Jr. gal. They flew back to Christmas came a lit- and family, and Mr. and the states from Lisbon. tle bit early for Mr. and Mrs. William Zellmer. "We had wonderful Mrs. Fred Hollings- weather," Mrs. Cox worth and family — Nov. Marilyn Reed Raynal said, "but we're glad to 1, to be exact. returned to her home be back. The roads are The Hollingsworths' here last week end from very good in Europe ex- niece and her husband Stetson University, De- cept in Spain," she add- OF CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs, Robert land, to take a U.S. Pony ed, "they're terrible." Armstrong stopped in Club instructional CUSTOM Boca Raton Saturday en- course. Mr. and Mrs. Williard HAIR STYLING route to Lima, Peru, Marilyn is a senior A. Snow, Camino Gar- where Armstrong will at Stetson majoring in work for Ford Motor physical education. 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The N.W. 11th St. Teen Town sponsored The event will begin affair was a "howling" with cocktails at 5 p.m. success. followed by a steak din- Awards were pre- ner at 7 p.m. sented for the most Fashion commentator original costumes, the will be Mrs. Isabella fastest pie-eaters, and Conlon. Fashions will be the most unusual Jack- modeled by Mrs. Wil- *, 0-Lanterns. liam Merkel, Mrs. Er- Winners of costume nie Chick, Miss Carrie awards were: first McGrath, Mrs. George grade, Angle Curtis, Wentworth, Miss Joanne Ginger Louis, Burk Manning, Mrs. William Morrison; second grade, Ruff, Mrs. Ted Carney Kathy Bossenberry, and Mrs. Paul Capp. Debbie Smith, David Music will be provid- Sweet; third grade, Lin- ed for dancing. da Landry, Mark Strat- Mr.s. Jay Krall was iionorud at a party welcom- man, Vickie Wise; four- ing her to Xi Gamma Sigma, exemplar chapter, th grade, Tony Walton, Betas Slate Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Krall had completed four Mickey Coblentz, Mar- years as a nwmbcr of Epsilon Pi, ritual of jewels tha Bossenberry; fifth Fashion Show chapter, Beta Sigma Phi and was transferred to grade, Tony and Greg Dubinsky, Cheryl Chick, the exemplar chapter and given an exemplar de- "Fascination in Fas- Jerry Ballard; sixth hion" will be the theme gree. grade, Dick Booker, Ron of a luncheon and fashion Draper, and Lynn Law- show sponsored by Xi rence. Children came in Halloween costumes to a story hour story telling session at 9 a.m. Wednesday Gamma Sigma Chapter, Mrs. Simmons to Speak hour at the library last week and had a party. every other week. Beta Sigma Phi. Award-winning pie- The children, ages four to six, attend the one eaters were: first The show will be held grade, Ronald Rally; 1 at noon Dec. 3 in Hidden At Royale Woman's Club second grade, Debbie 'See America First Is Valley Country Club. Smith; third grade, Ron- Highlight of the show Mrs. G. Ballard Sim- Community Center. nie Franks and John will be a doll named muThs, president of Boca Mrs. Simmons' topic Backus, a two-way tie; Theme of 'Boca on Stage' "Tressie" and her handmade "million dol- Raton branch, American will be "Continuing Ed- fourth grade, John Po- Sunday Kiwanis Club kins, stage manager, Association of Univer- ucation," with special sen, Dorothy Williams lar wardrobe." and Junior Woman's and William Bragg and Fashions will be mo- sity Women, will be emphasis on Epsilon and Dennis Cicala, a Club entered their fifth Mrs. Joseph Kosdeba, guest speaker at a meet- Sigma Omicron pro- three-way tie; fifth advertising. deled by members of the week of rehearsals for sorority. Chairman of ing of Royale Women's gram. grade, Greg Botelho, Boca On Stage. Tickets may be pur- Club Thursday, Nov. 12 and sixth grade, Ronnie the luncheon and show is S Mrs. Simmons has The show, titled "See chased through Earl Mrs. Troy Curtis. The meeting will be been active in many wo- Ruth and Eric Bath, a America First" will be Graham, 395-4827. held at 2 p.m. in the men's organizations and two-way tie. held Dec, 2 and 3 in Bo- is past president of the Winners in the Jack- ca Raton School audi- Royale Club Gainesville Woman's O-Lanterns contest torium. Club and Florida Uni- were: first, Pamela Director of the show PARK AVENUE versity' s Woman's Club, Nahrstrom;second, Jack is Bill Brown. Choreo- Plans Party She has served on the Williams; third, Pam grapher is Mrs. Ford Beauty and Wig Salon State AAUW board and King; fourth, Eddie Royale Woman's Club Burkhart and choral di- the state Garden Club Bradley; and fifth, Ar- rector is Ed Earnhardt, will hold its first card board. lene Hallen. Others heading com- party of the season Mon- She also has been mittees for the show in- day, Nov. 16, in the chairman of the depart- clude Mrs. Robert Per- Community Center. ment of community af- Rummage Sale The party will begin fairs and now is chair- at 1 p.m. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Drummond, who recently re- Wagoneers man of the division of Is Scheduled turned from a European tour, stopped off for a will be served. continuing education and Featuring Florida's Players are asked to Epsilon Sigma Omicron, A rummage sale, vacation at the Waldorf Astoria in New York Set Supper bring their own cards Florida Federation of sponsored by Boca Ra- City enroute home. Outstanding Hair Stylists and score pads. Women's Clubs. ton Garden Club, will be A pot luck supper, held Friday and Satur- sponsored by Friend- Miss Joy ir Miss Roberta day, Nov. 6 and 7, at the We/fare Council Asks ship Wagoneers, will be Around Town Again corner of Boca Raton held Saturday, Nov. 7, Mr. Charles -fc Mr. James Road and Northwest in the Scout Hut. Second Avenue. For Volunteer Worker The supper will begin The sale will be held at 6 p.m. followed by Boca Raton Welfare 103 Royal Palm Rd. (Continued from IB) Christian Quist, Mr. and from 8:30 a.m. to 5p.m. Anyone inter ested cards. Council needs a volun- may send resume of ed- Information and res- Amdur Bldg. Mrs. Barney Mellevold, Boca Raton, Florida dens, are back from and Mr, and Mrs. Arvid teer case worker who ucation and experience ervations may be ob- spending the summer in Nelson, away from Boca DAR Regent will be available for to Mrs. Robert Traf- tained through Mrs. Connecticut,, "It's quite consultation certain ford, 290 N.E. 13th St., Charles Mitten, 395- and 01 J Millions of Floridians • say... o and you'll agree: there's No Match/for a Nameless ELECTRIC WATER HEATER super-fast • super-safe INSTALLS ANYWHERE NO FLUES - NO VENTS NEEDED Lots of hot water in a hurry ... and precious The CHALET SWISS peace of mind, too! $ See the new models at your 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, STUDY appliance dealer, plumbing Fully Sodded, 80'x 103' Lot Included 18,750 or electrical contractor. QUALITY-BUILT By KEITH CONSTRUCTION CO. FEATURING: G.E. Kitchen with Americana oven and range * Central air conditioning and heat * Covered and screened patio * Now cheaper than ever to Garage * Shower and tub enclosures, built-in vanities in both Go ALL-ELECTRIC baths * Swimming pool optional at $2700 extra. . than to use it in combination in beautiful with flame-type fuels The recent $10 million rate reduction (fourth major price cut in 10 years) makes Sunshine Service Electricity CITY OF a better buy than ever before. BOCA RATON 15 56 V 58 59 60 6t ill S3 6* * The nvenxsf price paid per residential kitowatt hour. IDEALLY LOCATED IN CULTURAL BOCA RATON SALES OFFICE: 1199 West Palmetto Park Rd. PABK KOAD Boca Raton, Florida FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA 4B Nov. 5. 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS SHINES WITH Green Giant Cut Asparagus . • . IW i i till i I'I • II Gr»«n Slant Large $ Swiff's Corned Strietmann's Crisp-Lock Pack HI Tender Peas . 5 '£? 1 q i5'/2-oi. Swift's Premium Si/zle Seeled All Meat Franks . «.. 49C (Plus 25 S&r-l Green Stomps No coupon required) Jones Famous Pure Pork Sausage Links ... 't>. 89C IPIus 50 S&H Green Stompi. Ni» cnupon required) Janes Fomous Pure Pork Key Club Steaks . ..» 99' Sausage Meat . . n>. 79C (Plus 50 S&H Grcpn Stomps, No ceupun rcotiircd) Ground Beef 3 » '1" Pixie Brand Old Foshion (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps with coupon) c Sauerkraut paiy'bag29 SeaFbods Green Stamps V.A *•! ce»»" mi nirVau .1 Fresh Cut Florida Fillets '»• 69C Fresh Cooked Florida Lobsters ...... lb- 69C Quick Frozen Qr@®n Stamps Halibut Steaks . . »• 69' Any TsHfvM Sirava HAIR SPHAY (C*it]Mfi Mplrai 1st. Hov. 7, 1944) V.. Snow White Gr&en Stamps wilfi (Hit cauBan and puichatt al: MUSHROOMS Ib. 59< )S Call Walai c3 Local Grown Yellow |o AIL OtISBOlHI c=>j l>.rl it, SQUASH ib. 9« m paggl (Cavaan a>»ini !al. Nav. 7, 1«M) Flavorful f 1NEAPPLES 3 for $1. Salad Favorite Gr@@n Stamps >CAE»O «och butt or whole a.o>, |ar «V< (Plus 100 S&H Green Stamps with coupon) a«N axaf'al Stf». Nav. 7, I9 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Green Stamps Qe®@n Stamp® with rHit caup«n M4 pwefioj* ot. J?/ Or©©n Stamps vi A Alt TODAY Bridge instruction, Community Center, 7 p.m. Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Schrafft's Restaurant, 7:30. Progressive bridge, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. a.m. Chorus, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Royal Palm Women's Golf Association, Royal World War I Vets, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Palm Golf Course, 9.-30 a.m. North Boca Raton Civic Association, First Fed- Boca Raton Women's Golf Association, Boca Ra- eral Savings and Loan Association building, 8. ton Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Business and Professional Woman's Club, Boca Royal Oak Hills board meeting, Community Cen- Raton National Bank, 8 p.m. ter, 10 a.m. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Dr. Engel Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Board of Realtors, Hidden Valley, noon. Beginners plastic flowers, Community Center, Exchange Club, University Bowl, 12:15 p.m. 9:30 a.m. School Honors Democratic Women's card party, Community Palm frond weaving, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Center, 12:30 p.m. Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Dramatic lessons, Community Center, 3 p.m. Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. Dr. En Contractor's Association, University Bowl, 7p.m. Advanced plastic flowers, Community Center, Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Dr.William Engel,176 1 p.m. Adult ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30. Women's Republican Club, Boca Raton Hotel N.E. Olive Way, was American Legion, 160 N.W. Second St., 8 p.m. honored In a recent edi- and Club, 12:30 p.m. Gladioli Court 14, Order of Amaranth, Delray Brownies, Scout Hut, 2 p.m. tion of State University Beach Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. of New York, Down state Dramatic lessons, Community Center, 3 p.m. Medical Center, Alumni FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Community Cen- Sketch group, Art Guild building, 9:30 a.m. ter, 7 p.m. Magazine. Civitans, University Bowl, 7:15 p.m. Dr. Engel, a 1909 Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Square dancing, Community Center, 8 p.m. graduate of the Univer- Pineneedle weaving, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Square dance instruction, Scout Hut, 8 p.m. sity's medical center, Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Delray Chapter 77, Order of Eastern Star, Del- and his late wife Ray- Needlecraft, Community Center, 1 p.m. ray Beach Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. nore established a test- Twilighter Activities, Scout Hut, 2 p.m. St. Joan of Arc Guild, School, 8 p.m. amentary trust fund for Children billiard instruction, Community Center, BPO Does Drove 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. research, scholarships 3:30 p.m. and student loans at the Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 university in 1959, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Story Hour, Boca Raton library, 9 a.m. The fund, known as the Advanced textile painting, Community Center, William and Raynore Baton instruction, Scout Hut, 8:30 a.m. EngeX Scholarship and Drum lessons, Community Center, 9 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Fellowships, went into Bugle lessons, Scout Hut, 9 a.m. Mosaic tiling, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. effect after the death of Stickcraft, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Rotary Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Mrs. Engel, Aug. 27, Special story hour (ages 6-10), Boca Raton Li- Japanese dollmaking, Community Center, 1 p.m. Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 2;30 p.m. 1962. brary, 10 a.m. Tap and ballet, Community Center, 3 p.m. Drum and bugle drill, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Girl Scout Troop 201, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30. Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, Judo instruction, Community Center, 7 p.m. Garden Club Will 10:30 a.m. Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. Roller skating instruction, Scout Hut, 12:30 p.m. Billiard instruction, Community Center, 7 p.m. Hear Speaker Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1 p.m. Christmas cake decorating, Community Center, 7. Oil painting, Community Center, 1 p.m. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Community Center, 7:30, Ralph S. Hager, Tal- Judo instruction, Community Center, 1 p.m. Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Pi chapter, home of lahassee, chief of infor- Wagoneers pot-luck supper, Scout Hut, 4:30 p.m. Mrs. C.C. Winningham, 8 p.m. mation and education for Teenage dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11th St., 8 p.m. Florida board of parks and historical memori- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9 als, will be guest speak- Beginner's textile painting, Community Center, fhe watch experts 9:30 a.m. er at Boca Raton Gar- in our stare recoiumeml den Club's monthly Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. meeting Thursday, Nov. Women's Choral Group, First Methodist Church, 12. 10 a.m. n The meeting will be DAR, Estahakee Chapter, El Sirroco, noon. held at 8 p.m. in the Shellcraft, Community Center, 1 p.m. OMEGA Community Center. It Foamcraft, Community Center, 1 p.m. us the ultimate in is open free to the pub- Girl Scouts, Community Center, 3 p.m. Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. timekeeping perfection. lic. GRAND OPENING Hager's topic will be From $65 to over $1000 John Pennekamp Coral Annual Firemen's Ball Will It's more than a doorknob: it's a Reef State Park. The SI 20 up ALTIER state park is the only Seamasler hint of the beauty, the gracious underwater park in the Be Held Nov. 21 at Cabanas calendar dial, JEWELERS United States. sell-winding, 44 S.E. 1st Ave. Amdur BLdg, A fifth annual Fire- ed by Ralph Chick and ater-renslant comfort that lies beyond it. A de- Hager, a native of Downtown Boca Raton men's Ball, sponsored his orchestra. Headquarters for OMEGA Watches West Palm Beach and a by Boca Raton Fire- tail? True. So is a single brick — graduate of Florida fighters Benevolent As- State University, has sociation, will be held but many bricks make up a wall. been with the parks ser- Saturday, Nov. 21, Add a Phone... Add a Lot to Living vice for more than four And every Camino Gardens years. The dance will be Comfort around the clock. It's all yours when you add a handy bed- A social hour will fol- held at the Boca Raton room extension phone. Add comfort (and convenience) in other spots home was planned, detail by sig- low the meeting. Hotel Cabana Club. you live most. Kitchen. Workshop. Florida room. Just call your Table arrangements Highlight of the even- nificant detail, to be, in a word, will be by Mrs. Homer Telephone Company Business Office for details on colorful, econom- U i ing will be the crowning Gwinn. Hostesses will of Miss Flame, winner ical extension phones. superb. Custom bathroom and be Mrs. H.D. Steinhoff, of the fire department's Mrs. Harold Reid, Mrs. beauty contest. lighting fixtures. Custom vanities R.A. Marmaduke and Mrs, J.R, Bloodsworth. Music will be provid- and cabinetry. Decorator-designed all-electric kitchens. Painstaking craftsmanship. Pride. The same sort of pride you'll feel, living in Camino Gardens. Take a look at the superb setting of Camino Gardens. The community. The homes. It'll open your eyes. Custom-crafted two- & three-bedroom If # homes of distinction ... priced from $25,000 to $50,000 (slightly higher on waterfront). Located in beautiful Boca Raton, midway between Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. GAMIMO ' # A POWORELL AND ALEXANDER COMMUNITY "TOO GOOD TO BE JUST FOR THE YOUNG" Remember the beauty of Africa, USA? Southern Bell Camino Gardens now occupies the FLORIDA OAtflY INSTITUTE ...Serving You same gently rolling terrain. 6B Nov. 5, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS 'Parade'Plans Progress Is First For City Plans are going for- ward for Boca Raton's first Parade of Homes, which will be held here in February. Under the direction of Robert Prout, president of the South County Chapter of National Home Builders' Asso- ciation and Thomas J. Meredith, vice-presi- dent of Boca Raton Apartment buildings, high-rise and villa-type, being built on Meadows Road near Florida Square, the developers are rapidly changing the complexion of Boca Atlantic University. who gave the land for Raton. Example is this large apartment unit the exhibit, preliminary discussions have been held with advertising For Fiscal Year Ending in July and news and broadcast media. The homes exhibit is another first for Boca Raton, as the official Arvida Shows Income Jump county Parade has al- Last week in the glamorous Spanish Lounge, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Simmons ways been held in or For its fiscal year over the prior year. Boca Raton. contracts have not been of Ann Arbor, Mich., seated at window, recent buyers of an apartment at Boca near West Palm Beach. ended July 31,1964, Ar- Whatley attributed the Although the two con- reflected in 1964 real Inlet, were joined at luncheon by left to right, Prank Berardi of Arvida Con- Ten of a possible vida Corporation and improved hotel opera- dominiums are only estate sales. dominium sales, James Tucker of Fort Lauderdale, Joseph Davin of Jackson- fourteen builders have subsidiaries showed an tion to an increased vol- partially completed, Arvida Corporation is ville, Mrs. Robert Manville, foreground, of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, been signed up to build improvement of ume of business and im- contracts with cash pay- one of Florida's largest real estate companies Joseph Walsh of Salmi Point, and Architect Frasuer Knight of Coral Gables. models in Boca Raton $614,000 in net income proved cost controls. ments totaling $225,000 Square for the event. and owns land totaling over 1963. During the 1964 fiscal have been executed for Each home will be of year, the company's nearly 100,000 acres in In the company's an- the sale of apartments the builders' own de- nual statement to share- outstanding mortgage Dade, Palm Beach, Bro- sign, the only limitation holders, Arvida Presi- debt and other notes with sales prices total- ward and Sarasota coun- being that all will be in dent Brown L. Whatley payable were reduced by ing $1,292,000. These ties. the $16,000-22,000 reported a 1964 net in- $2,720,000. price range. come of $235,000 after "The company's fu- depreciation charges of ture progress depends REALTORS OF BOCA RATON .$739,000 as compared to a very large extent with a net loss of upon future economic The following F. WOODROW KEETON, Home Builders are members of 2950 N. Ocean Boule- $379,000 after depre- conditions and specific the Boca Raton vard, 395-5252. ciation charges of developments in areas j Board of Real- MACLAREN & ANDER- $760,000 for the prior where the company's I tors. Doing SON, INC., 151 E. Royal Plan Big Event year. properties are located," ' business with Palm Road, 395-1333. Whatley said that the Whatley pointed out. them you are MILDRED I. MADDOX, The Palm Beach number of real estate "These influences and assured the 507 N.E, 20th St., 395- Chapters of the Na- transactions handled by particularly the condi- highest type of service 2900. tional Home Builders the company in 1964 was tion of the real estate that can be administered MEDALLION REALTY, The "Belmont," one of 12 Camino Gardens exhibit homes, offers well- Association will com- substantially higher than market will continue to in the field of Real Estate Suite C, 131 E. Palmetto bine two big events for determine in large mea- Practice. Park Rd. 395-2421. balanced features of Florida living and traditional New England charm. A those of the previous J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, one December meeting. year although the total sure the company's ARVIDA REALTY SALES, large covered patio is one of the focal points of this two-bedroom, two-bath On Dec. 12 at the INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., home, designed primarily for retirement or small-family living. Master bed- dollar volume of sales progress." Inc., 998 S. Federal Hwy., 395-4711. George Washington Ho- He added, "Although 395-2000. room includes bath und separate dressing area. Swimming pool is optional. was less than that of the MOTHERWELL REALTY, tel in West Palm Beach, prior year. Sales totaled it is difficult to forecast W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. 757 S. Federal Hwy., the organization will $5,294,000 for the year with any degree of cer- Federal Hwy., 395-4334. 395-4044. celebrate its 10th anni- tainly as to the volume BEST EEAL ESTATE, and included the sale of 36 S.E.3rdSt., 395-0101. THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 versary and install off- an operating unit, Uni- of real estate sales and N.E. 1st Avenue, 395- icers at the same time. versity Park Golf profits, it is manage- WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 3838. Cabin Plans for the Beach In recounting the Course. This compares ment's opinion that its 332 E. Palmetto Park F. BYRON PARKS, 151 growth of the NAHB with 1963 sales of $6,- activities in regard to Rd. N. Ocean Boulevard, This cabin has been CONN C. CURRY, 151 395-3700. chapters, President 859,000. company properties for E. Royal Palm Rd., designed for use in PETRUZZELLI REALTY, E.D. Hedrick noted that Rental income, deriv- the past several years 395-1333. -FRAME CABIN mountain areas or at a INC., 2325 N. Ocean beach. It is recommend- in 1954, when the char- ed for the most part have placed the com- BRUCE E. DARRELL, ter was presented, there Boulevard, 395-0822. ed by the Florida Agri- from agricultural rent- pany in an excellent po- Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto J. STUART ROBERTSON cultural Extension Ser- •were 39 members. Now als in South Dade Coun- sition to take advantage Park Rd., 395-132? there are 247. INC., 60 S. F?.deral Hwy. vice with the idea that ty, and miscellaneous of any improvement in WM. DAY, INC., 500 S. 395-4624. the cabin may be built Warren Sinot, West income reached an all- the Florida real estate Federal Hwy., 395-0220. RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 FROSELL REALTY, P.O. by two or three people Palm Beach, is general time high with $1,- market." S.E. 3rd St. 399-6444. chairman of the anni- Box 1196, 395-0333. with some small know- 108,000 in 1964 as com- Whatley described FRED E. TAYLOR, 100 versary event. some of the corpora- H.D. GATES, 234 S. ledge of construction pared with $861,000 for Federal Hwy., 395-2733. NE 20th St., P.O. Box methods. last year. tion's development pro- ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 862, 395-7059. Two bedrooms on the The Florida Natural Operating profit for grams initiated or com- E. Palmetto Park Road, M.N. WEIR & SONS,"INC, pleted during the year, (»J KL- SI__.lil_. .H___SL._["iL_li]_JIL_i£_..Ifi second level and one on Gas Assn. says that gas other operations, prin- 395-2244. 855 S. Federal Hwy., the principal ones being the first level provide air conditioning in Flor- cipally the Boca Raton ROBERT W. INGALLS, 395-4000. sleeping space for six ida increased over 452 Hotel and Club, showed the construction of two, Royal Palm Shopping JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 persons. Storage per cent in total tonnage an improvement of 12-story condominium Plaza. 395- 3130. Keys Drive, CR8-2402. shelves are located ad- and 557 per cent in the $430,000 amounting to apartment buildings in jacent to the ship's|lad- number of customers $76,000 in 1964 as com- der to the second floor during the past three pared with an operating bedrooms. years. loss of $354,000 in 1963. The living-dining area Sales volume for the ho- SEE FIRST FEDERAL "FIRST" FOR i*r~i»r ""~nir~i*i-"i«r m which is in part two tel and other operations 36 PLAN NO 5965 stories high, provides Phone 395-5121 for was $3,866,000for 1964, adequate space near the Classified Ad Service an increase of $483,000 SOUND LOW-COST FIRST MORTGAGE kitchen for dining pur- poses. GRIFFIN Air Clothes If a fire place is de- The next best thing sired, a prefabricated FLOORING CO. to hanging clothes out- unit with chimney may 'Griffin Has The Floor" doors to air is hanging easily be installed. Complete working HO ME LOANS them in closets equip- drawings for Plan no. VINYL ped with louver doors. 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We want the gal- Book Revie 1 and 2 Bedroom Aptt. — Air Conditioned, reserved-1 lery to have a wider ap- Gore~Vidars contro- covered parking. peal, and we are offer- versial novel, "Julian," ing varied events to at- which has been on the tract new members, and best seller list all sum- FROM 20% DOWN to stimulate the interest H 4,990 mer and fall, will be of our regular subscrib- 1 reviewed by Delray DIRECTIONS.: 6 Blocks South of Hilltboro Beach Blvd. ers." Beach author Nathaniel The five jazz concert Bridge (#810) Directly on Eait Side of lntracoaita»,| Weyl at the meeting of series this year will be DeerfioW Beach. 399-3176. the Literary Group- of free to members. These the Boca Raton Art Guild Sunday jazz nights are Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the produced by Art Dunk- Guild from 10 a.m, until •** nv. <^ -.-."# lin and will cover a wide range of jazz, featuring noon. area performers in For Classified Ad Service Call 395-5121 "The Swing Era Re- visited," "Traditional Jazz Night," "The Jazz Review of 1965," "Palm Beach Jazz All Stars," and "The Sound of Big Band Jazz." Other free member attractions are: Three classic concerts in- The Opening of a cluding the Julliard String Quartet; lectures on varied subjects; ex- hibition previews and parties; a ballet perfor- PAVING DIVISION mance produced by Flanders Holland; sub- scription to the Gallery of Bulletin; sketch nights for artists; use of the A .; gallery library; films of TURNER NURSERY & LANDSCAPE Company 980 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Contemporary BOCA RATON 395-3636 JACK E. CARVER, Manager PAVING DIVISION Vine. orirfHUil "U puinlinns Reli 1OUS Art Evenings Phone 276-52(9 fenntngA Contemporary religious art is achieving in- 110 E. BOCA RATON BO creasing importance at Marymount College. Downtown Boca Rat-on LANDSCAPE DESIGNING A CONTRACTING • NURSERYMEN • ESTATE MAINTENANCE Among the items hanging and displayed on the Phone 395-1660 campus are the three pieces illustrated here. The • P«VII6 COOTRaCTORS • mosaic above is a wall hanging by Hazel Slaugh- ter. Displayed in the lobby of the college's Trinity Hall dormitory, the expressionistic Madonna breaks sharply with traditional practice. The plaster plaque Madonna, upper right, is a three-dimensional casting by Riva, finished in an antique green color. It was a gift to the college from Rev. Mother Jogues, president of Mary- mount College, Manhattan, and former president STOCK MARKET REPORTS of the local college. The contemporary chalice, right, was ham- mered from sterling silver disks by Sister Marie Edward of the college faculty. Only decoration on the chalice is the simplified seal on the base, EVERY HOUR immediately below the turned Brazilian rosewood shaft in this photo. STARTING at 'Girls in 509' W^000W0f0^0^00^, 11:45- Casting Starts for First FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNI- VERSITY - Library building Show at Delray Playhouse lobby. Sculpture by Eugene Da- vidson and Alexander Tolin. The Delray Beach Playhouse make special appointments with Prints, drawings, paintings by opened its 17th season this week Allen by calling the Playhouse Bill Kern, opens Saturday, with casting for its first major office: 278-3523 week-days be- Hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. production of the year, Howard tween 9 and 5 o'clock. Monday through Friday; 8 a.m. Teichmann's political satire to noon Saturday; 1 p.m. to 5 "The Girls in 509." p.m. Sunday. Fred C. Allen, managing di- rector of the Playhouse, said ST. ANDREW'S School libra- the Playbill for the 1964-65 ry — Exhibit by Connecticut season includes: "The Girls in Craftsmen. Hours are 8:30a,m, 509," Nov. 17-21; "Hans and to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 p.m. and 7:15 the Tulip," a musical for child- to 9 p.m. weekdays, Saturdays ren, Dec. 18-20; "A Thousand from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Clowns," Jan. 12-17; "Little Mary Sunshine," a musical, NORTON GALLERY, West Feb. 2-7; "Roar Like a Dove," Palm Beach — Regular exhib- March 2-7; "Two Dozen Red its; Architects' Exhibit opens Roses," March 30-April 7; Nov. 13. Hours are 10 a.m. to "Mary, Mary," April 20-25. 5 p.m. daily; 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 Mrs, Clifford C. Hagemeyer, p.m. Sunday; closed Monday. president of the Delray Beach organization, announced the appointment of Don Ammon as Norton Offers associate director for the sea- son, Mrs, Allan C. Foley as music director, Mrs, Laurence Intaglio prints, woodcuts, Teen Workshop S. Newman as publicity chair- drawings and paintings by Bill man, Mrs, Edward Thomas, box Kern, art coordinator at the Ju- The new season for the Teen office chairman and Mrs. James nior College of Broward County, Actors Workshop will begin E. Lurisford as membership will go on display Saturday in Nov. 7 at the Norton Gallery chairman. the first floor lobby of lhe Flori- Theatre. "The Girls in 509," a comedy da Atlantic University Library. Professional theatre direc- in two acts which starred Peg- This is Kern's "Of Men Named tor King Page will again be in charge of the workshop which gy Woods, Imogene Coca and David." King Donovan on Broadway, will meet each Saturday, 10 opens Nov. 17 for a week's run a.m. to noon, in the air-condi- ON YOUR DIAL at the Playhouse. Reservations tioned Norton Gallery Theatre. can be renewed by calling Mrs, Miles Elected The work shop will offer com- Thomas at 278-3523, and new plete training for the young memberships will be received Dr. James Miles, art in- actor in voice and speech, stage by Mrs. Lunsford at 276-6137, structor at Palm Beach Junior movement, and acting techni- Persons interested in work- College, has been elected chair- que. The course incorporates ing back-stage or in acting who man of the higher education extensive work in improvisa- cannot attend cither of the reg- section of the Florida Art As- tions and a thorough study of istration/casting sessions can sociation, the Stanislavski Method. A Special Page Prepared by Members of Teen Town TEEN TOWN NEWS VOL. 3 NO. 12 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, Nov. 5, 1964 A SPECIAL PAGE Sixth Annua Fall Festival Starts November 25 By Sue Fitzgerald Semi-Fsnalisfs This may not be Teen Town's gerald and Dennis Lalli are first Fall Festival but it's gua- in charge of this department ranteed to be the best you've and they need your help. There Interviewed witnessed in some time. That's is a total of 7 shifts during the why it would be a good idea to four days the carnival will be in session. There will be ap- Probably the most envied reserve the Thanksgiving holi- girls in Boca Raton right now days (November 25-28) espec- proximately 13 booths. A little are the eight that were chosea ially for this occasion. simple multiplication will show as semi-finalists in this year's The Festival will be held in you how many workers will be Miss Teen Town contest. They the parking area of University needed. If you don't get in touch will now go on to the next elim- BowLWednesday, November 25, with Anita or Dennis, you can ination on November 21 in hopes will mark the grand opening! bet they'll be calling on you! they will be one of the three in The Festival will be open from Why not make it a little easier the Miss Teen Town Court of 6:00 to 10:00, Thursday, 6;00to on them by offering your ser- 1965. 11:00, Friday, 4;00 to ll;00, vices - NOW. Your coopera- and Saturday, liOO to ll;00. tion determines exactly how Since only eight could be successful the carnival will be. chosen, it might be interesting Each year following the car- It can be as simple as picking to know exactly how each girl nival the officers review the up your phone and dialing 395- felt when she heard her name points that both added to the 0572. For anyone especially announced as one of the semi- Festival and those which could interested in working in the use improvement. So it stands to finalists. Each girl experienc- refreshment stand, Judy Wolff ed it, and here's how they re- reason that with such close ob- servation, the Festivals will, or Diane Borchardt are the gals sponded to my question: to see. Diane Borchardt — "I was a and have proven-to be, better nervous wreck all evening and :each year. These changes are made to suit you. The officers For all the details on booths, when I heard my name announc- rides, door prizes, and possibly ed it was just unbelievable. I not only watch, but also listen to compliments and complaints a special guest, keep an eye was so happy, you'd have to be out for Kathi Whisman's "Teen in the same situation to know from those who attend. This year's Festival is past Talk." Right now all you have how I felt." to remember is the "when," Patsy Bossenberry — "It's the planning stages, in that the work has already begun. Tic- "where" and "what time," hard to explain how I felt. I November 25-28, at University know I never expected to make kets are being sold, sponsors are being sought, and our teen- Bowling Lanes, Wednesday, it. You might say it was a com- 6:00 to 10:00, Thursday, 6:00 bination of surprise and nerves! Eight semi-finalists are now in the race for the Miss Teen Town crown . . . and the trophy they're ad- age workers are signing up for miring. Prom left are Colleen Keitzer, Linda Prowe, Anita Fitzgerald, Dyonnia Coleman, Vyonnia Cole- their shifts. But , . . more to 11:00, Friday, 4:00 to 11:00 I was glad to see it over with and Saturday, 1:00 to 11:00, so I could finally relax!" man, Diane Borchardt and Patsy Bossenberry. Not present for the picture was Kathi Whisman. workers are needed! Anita Fitz- Dy-onnia Coleman — "I was so happy but I'm already begin- ning to get nervous for the The Sports Scene November elimination." 400 Attended Vyonnia Coleman — "Sur- prised is all f can say. It's so difficult to express in words Children's Party Boca Raton High's J.V.'s Undefeated how I felt at that exact mo- ment." Last Friday, October 30, the Teenage Center sponsored a By Angela Dagata charter and the members re- Raton High has copped top hon- job, an important one, will be Anita Fitzgerald — "It was Halloween party for the younger ceived pins. The ceremony was ors against the mighty St. An- completed very soon and the great to know that the members set. Grades 1-6 were invited Things have really been very impressive and I'm sure drew's Scots. The score? 20-0, Seal will then go on display. felt I should be among the top to join, in the activities at the jumping here at Boca High since all the boys are very proud to And what a game! Pure excite- Year book sales of the '65 eight. It's a wonderful feeling Community Building. I last talked to you. I just don't belong to such a great organi- ment. What could be more ex- "Paw" are rolling along to know that you have the confi- Teen Town members were know where to begin. zation. citing than having the football smoothly. The sale of all year dence of other people behind the chaperones and Skipper Ever hear of the J.V.'s? Well game filmed? books will be climaxed by a you." Testing has been going on dance, "The Scarecrow Chuck was invited to emcee they're an outstanding bunch of Another first at our games the evening. Among the assort- throughout the school. The Ju- Stomp," tomorrow night, Colleen Keitzer — "At first niors have been taking college Junior High football players was our own high school band ment of costumes was a great who, in their first four games November 6. The dance/ which I was shocked, then I got real entrance exams. The tests were cheering the team on to vic- will be from 8:00-11 #0, will variety of "Beatles" alongwith are undefeated. Pretty good you tory with each number they happy inside. I don't even re- "Beatnicks" following a close voluntary and most students be held in the school cafeteria agreed that they were an inte- say? I think it's terrific. For played. Thanks to Mr. Hall, member getting up from my second! the little recognition these boys and all 9, 10 and 11 grade stu- chair!" resting experience. the music teacher, and all mem- Good times must certainly get they're doing a tremendous bers of the band for doing such dents of Boca High School and their guests are invited. Ad- Linda Prowe — "It was fab- include a pie-eating contest and Most clubs are functioning job. Last Thursday on Oct. 29- a fine job. Thanks also to our the popular demand was for smoothly now although some they played their last home new majorettes who performed mission is $.50 per person, ulous! I was seventh on the doors open at 8:00 p.m. Come list and by the time he got around cherry no less! One repre- few are just getting started. A game against Pahokee, and won during intermissions. sentative from each class, from girls service club is organiz- 27-7. These boys deserve as dressed like a scarecrow and to my name my heart was just Following the game, the Pep ready for a wild time dancing pounding. I just wish I could J.C. Mitchell and Boca Raton ing and should be underway by much public interest as any Elementary, were in the con- the middle of this month. The Boca Raton football team. Have Club sponsored a soc-hop at to the tune of the "Impres- have been able to trade places the community center. With sions." with those who didn't make it test. As all other competitions Interact boys' club sponsored you seen one of their games? during the evening, separate a Get out to Vote Campaign for Not very many of you can an- victory in the air it made the On the following Friday, Nov- so they could experience what dance twice as much fun. ember 13, there will be a rec- I felt at that moment." contests were ,held for each the November 3 elections. swer "yes." Why not try to grade. Speaking of Interact Club, the see some of their remaining Student Council had its first ord hop, sponsored by the year Kathi Whisman — "I was last Those showing the most ar- first members and officers games? two meetings last month and va- book for 7, 8 and 9 grade stu- on the list and it could have tistic talents in the making of were installed on October 8, at Speaking' of sports, our var- rious committees were ap- dents only. been any one out of five of us. Jack-O-Lanterns also re- the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. sity squad didn t do too badly pointed. Among these is the Well, that's about it for this I've never been so nervous as ceived prizes for their ef- The President, Dave Forsyth, in the city championship. For Seal committee whose job it is month. Don't forget . . . buy I was during those few seconds forts. And of course those wear- was presented with the club the second straight year Boca to pick out our first Seal. This your year book today! between the announcement of ing the best costumes were the seventh and eighth semi- rewarded. Judges were Mrs. finalists." Lynn Coblentz, Mr. Paul Mat- COMING SOON! wiy, Mrs. Schuman and Chuck Candy and Carl Added fo Membership List Boogher. Teen Town's The turnout was exceptional, By Angela Dagata ed,, biology, phys. ed., and I don't believe I have ever Advance Ticket as expected, on this evening Fall Festival geometry. Among these, Candy met a boy who has lived in as before Halloween, and the re- tells me her favorite subject many places as Carl Houghton. sponse from those attending What would come to mind if is Spanish. At the start of our interview I Sales Start Soon increased the possibility of this November 25-28 I mentioned the word "candy"? Candy thinks Boca High is asked a perfectly innocent ques- project becoming an annual af- Something sweet? Well, you're just great and that the Bobcats tion, "yhere did you live be- fair. right. This "candy" is sweet are a swell football team. She fore you came to Florida?" For Fall Festival and pretty tool said the schools she has been "Well, says Carl, "Washing- By the way, I'm talking about to up north were older and more ton, California, Michigan ..." All of you must know what it's Vofing Procedure Explained Candy Guth, one of the newest equipped but she's sure Boca "Hold on," I said. "Firsttell like to find yourselves at the members of Teen Town, High will become just as good me where you were born." As it Fall Festival on Saturday night My interview with Candy or even better than these. turned out, Carl was born in and suddenly realize you've For "Miss Teen" Confesf started with a few basic facts. Candy plans to become a lin- Washington State in a city call- been walking around in circles She was born on April 22,1949, guist. For those of you who, ed Tacoma. Then he moved to for lack of something better to Town court will also be inter- in Guttenberg, New Jersey. like me, are wondering what a California, stayed awhile, then do. I know why and have got the For the benefit of all those sauntered up to Michigan. From viewed. None of the contestants So much for the past, now to linquist is, I'll try to explain, answer for you. You're one of involved in this year's Miss there he moved to Florida. Teen Town contest, here's a will have any previous know- the present. On August 31,1963, A linguist is someone who has those who failed to take ad- ledge of what will be asked of mastered many languages. Can- Carl was born on February vantage of the advanced sale brief rundown of thevotingpro- Candy and her family moved them. to Boca Raton. Being the con- dy would like to study Russian 3, 1948, which makes him 16 of tickets and unfortunately ig- cedure and the schedule of the last two eliminations. genial, fun-loving gal that she and German in college. years of age and a sophomore at nored the attempts of Teen The voting will be done on Boca Raton High School. This The first voting took place the point system. Since the is, Candy made friends quickly. Why did she join Teen Town? Town members to sell them. She is now a sophomore at She wanted the privileges grant- year Carl's subjects include; Well now you know better than last October 24, and narrowed Miss Teen Town contest was Driver's Ed., Biology, Typing, the original 16 girls down to 8. originated by Gegrge Kraut- Boca Raton High School. A real ed a member and she loved be- to make the same mistake bright gal, Candy is able to longing to such a beautiful cen- English, World History and P.E. twice. All members were allowed to wald, the selection has been vote after presenting their based on how much each girl carry six subjects this year: ter as ours, We all agree with A smart boy, Carl is very Tickets were handed out to membership cards at the door. has contributed to the Teenage English, Spanish II, driver's you on that point, Candy! interested in cars and car en- Teen Town members last Octo- On November 21 the second Center. For this reason, "work* gines. Right now he's limited ber 31, and are now available voting will take place. This for Teen Town" is worth 10 to smaller engines but he said to you. Lynn Krautwald and Sue will eliminate all but three, who points to each girl, whereas he'd like to try his hand on a Fitzgerald are heading this will be the "Miss Teen Town the other categories will be full-sized one. He also loves sales drive, and they urge you Court" of 1965. Before this worth only 5. The girls will building model cars. But hold to get yours now. If for some voting, . interviews with each also be judged on personal ap- on. Indoor activities do not oc- reason your door ia not reach- of the eight girls will be taken pearance, poise, posture, use cupy all of Carl's time. He ed, a call to the Teenage Cen- individually. All officers not of make-up, and personality. loves the water and can't wait-, ter will assure you of getting participating in the contest will This is exactly how the Miss to try surfing. the tickets within the matter vote along with representatives Teen Town contest will be hand- from the Miss Teen Town com- When I asked Carl why he of a few days. led this year. Through the ef- joined Teen Town his answer If there mill happens to be mittee, who will be Judy Wolff, forts of the Miss Teen Town Sue Villars and Carol Hutchlns, was an expected one. To save some of our members without Committee, headed by Lynn money of course, and to get in tickets to sell, don't hesitate to The finals will be carried Krautwald, the contest should out much the same as the sec- on all of the activities entitled get in touch with Lynn or Sue. be the best you've witnessed a member. Carl has always We cannot over emphasize the ond elimination. At the Christ- for many years. Watch for de- been interested in Teen Town importance of these advanced mas dance, scheduled for De- tails on the Christmas dance and has even worked on the ticket sales. Don't be caught cember 21, Miss Teen Town of and keep your fingers crossed Christmas Candle Sale last 1965 will be crowned. The unprepared! Save money, buy for your favorite contestant. Carl Houghton year. yours today. three girls of the Miss Teen Candy Guth BOCA RATON NEWS Nov. 5, 1964 9B FILL ANOTHER BOOK OF PLAID STAMPS THIS WEEK FOR FINE CHRISffiASGiffi Special! "Super~gight"Heavy Western Beef-RIB 50 EXTRA .^jgsigssssssisgsssgs PLAID STAMPS PLAID MIDDLE CUT ;*• DEL MONTE "MO COUPON NECESSARY'1;!! STAMPS 1 Yellow Cling Peaches 1-Lb. 13 oz. can LB. With this Coupon ond Purchase of j^^^ $2.00 or more of ROAST Super-Righf'Extra Leanv •• Freshl• • v tm •• . y• j• Unpeeled Apricot Halves 1 Lb. Can Special! "Super~Righi"Heavy Western Beef-RIB PRODUCE PEAR HALVES 1 Lb. 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Federal Hwy. 395-0313 DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON PRE SCHOOL MIAMI RUG COMPANY FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY fc "i and KINDERGARTEN 751 S. Federal Hwy. 395-3213 ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY PROFESSIONAL CARE AND GUIDANCE of BOCA RATON 246 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach 278-3225 1675 N.W. Fourth AVe. 395-3909 110 E. Royal Palm Road 395-4420 J.C. MITCHELL and SONS BOCA RATON TITLE CO. REALTORS-INSURANCE POMPANQ BEACH 855 S. Federal Hwy, 395-4484 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN 22 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4711 SOUTH FLORIDA HARNESS RACEWAYS, BOCA STEEL, INC. ASSOCIATION of DELRAY BEACH MOTHERWELL REALTY 601 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2121 INC. 109 N.W. 20th St. 395-2717 757 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4044 Rt ce Track Road, Pompano Beach WE3-4300 Manf Of The Sponsors Of This Campaign Are Listed Here - Others Will Appear In Future Editions BOCA RATON NEWS Nov. 5, 1964 11B Pastor Eastman Moravian Church Will Hold Services Schedules Service "The Powers that Be Are Ordained of God — Rev. Christian D. But Have We Accepted Weber will preach on God's Edict?" will be "Beyond All Require- the sermon, topic of Rev. ments" at the 11 a.m. Albert L. Eastman at the service Sunday in Mo- 11 a.m. service Sunday ravian Church, in Church of the Open Sunday school will be Door. held at 9:45 a.m. Youth "A Message for Vet- Fellowship will meet erans on the Meaning of at 7 p.m. War" will be the sermon At the annual church topic at the 7:30 p.m. council held Nov. 1, service. Thomas B. Abernathy, A seventh anniversary William L. Lang, and fellowship dinner will be John W. Kohl were held at 6 p.m. Wednes- elected to the Board of day, Nov. 11, in the Elders. Arthur C. Dick church. and Howard D. Lenge- man were elected to the All Saint's Day was celebrated at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church Sunday Board of Trustees. United Church with a pageant presented by Sunday school members. Youngsters, aged five to fifteen years, dressed in costumes depicting the Apostles and saints in- To Hear Pastor cluded (left) Cindy Maier, St. Helena; Debora Hoffman, St. Mary Magdalene, and Leslie Graham, St. Veronica. The pageant was preceded by an Anglican Bishop Sante Uberto Barbieri (left), and Rev. J. Lloyd Knox were guests at Enlistment Sunday Evensong service. First Methodist Church hist week when the church sponsored a mission study will be observed at the on Spanish Americans. Bishop Barbieri has served as president of World Coun- 11 a.m. service Sunday ST. GREGORY'S cil of Churches and has been bishop in Argentina, Bolivia and Uruguay. Rev. for members of United Theo McCuily to Speak UN Costumes Knox served three years as a missionary in Argentina and is at present an Church. Dr. Frederick EPISCOPAL CHURCH associate pastor of First Methodist Church, West Palm Beach. Nelson will preach on 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. "Jesus' Favorite Sub- At Community Church Sunday Will Be Modeled - SUNDAY SERVICES - ject." Services will be Theo McCuily will be be Lindsey Bergen. Costumes from the 7!45 a.m. MATINS (MORN- -•-u held in the Lee Higgin- the speaker next Sunday United Nations coun- ING PRAYER) Rev. Shiphorst son building. More than 200 Chris- 8:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHA- at Community Church, tian business men and tries will be modeled RIST "Enlistment Sunday and the guest soloist will their families have reg- at a meeting of the Wo- 9:00 a.m. PARISH EU- ?o Preach Sunday will mark the launching istered for their Ever- men's Association, CHARIST and CHURCH of a campaign to secure Mrs. R.6. Williams glades Retreat at Bible- First Presbyterian SCHOOL "Our Halos are Slip- sufficient financial town this week-end. Church, Tuesday, Nov, 11:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHA- ping" will be the ser- 10. RIST and SERMON committments to meet They'will unite with the (1st, 3rd, & 5th SUN- mon topic of Rev. Al- budget requirementsfor To Speak at Meet Community Churchfora Patti Atwood Frizell bert Shiphorst at both DAYS) the coming year," Dr. Mrs. R.G. Williams, combined worship ser- will be commentator. MORNING PRAYER services Sunday in First Nelson said. vice at 11 a.m. Sunday. The meeting will be & SERMON Presbyterian Church. Lake Worth, will speak A meeting of church on "What the Meaning Sunday evening will be held at 8 p.m. (2nd and 4th SUNDAY) Services will be held "The Abiiiidnnt Life' Will Be officers will be held at "Youth Night" at the at 9:30 and 11 a.m. of Laity Means to Me?" 7.-30 p.m. Monday, Nov. at a meeting of Women's church. BOCA RATON PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL An East Florida 9, to discuss long range Fellowship of United The youth will intro- Presbyterian Church In The United States Presbyterial workshop Sermon Topic of Re?. Gill plans for abuildingpro- Church Wednesday, Nov. duce to the public their meeting will be held George Nicholson, 395- gram. The meeting will 11. new youth directors, BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING from 9:30 a.m. to2p,m. "The Abundant Life" North Federal Highway will be the sermon topic 1876. be held in the home of The meeting will be Tom and Judy Streeter, Church Services 11:00 A.M. Thursday at Lakeside A final mission study August Burchardt, a na- held at 10 a.m. in the Speaker for the even- Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Presbyterian C h u r ch, of Rev. Dan M. Gill at DR. W. IVAN HOY both services Sunday in on Spanish Americans tional secretary of the home of Mrs. Foster M, ing will be Tom Streeter Flagler Drive, West will be held at 10 a.m. division of Church Ex- who recently has been Palm Beach, First Methodist Church. Cooper, 7211 N.E. The church will par- Tuesday, nov. 10. tension. Eighth Dr., Harbour Is- engaged as youth direc- ticipate in a Methodist lands. tor for the Church. He First Methodist Church Rev. John Schuring Training School pro- A white elephant sale is a graduate of Moody gram to be held Nov. 8 Schedule of Ser?ices also will be held at the Bible Institute, and has 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. GUI through Nov. 12 at Park meeting and refresh- taken further studies at CHURCH SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE Sets Sermon Topic Temple Methodist ments will be served. Washburn University in Church, Fort Lauder- Topeka, Kan. 9:45 A.M. 8:45 and 11:00 a.m. "Walk in Newness of All services are held dale. BOCA RATON ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC Life" will be the ser- Members will meet at SW 3rd Ave. at 3rd St. Rev. Pastor to Preach in the Bibletown audi- SERMON "The Abundant Life" mon topic of Rev. John Paul L. Manning, pastor. Sun- torium. Schuring at the 11 a.m. the church at 6:15 p.m. FIRST METHODIST day 7, 9, 10:30 and noori Mass- Air Conditioned Nursery Sunday, The group will N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. es. Confessions will be heard At St. Paul Sunday service Sunday for leave the church at 6:45 Rev. Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sun- every Saturday from 4:30 to members of Christian day school 9:45 a.m. Church 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily St. Paul Lutheran CHRISTIAN REFORMED p.m. Monday through services 8:45 and 11 a.m. Nur- Mass weekdays 8 a.m. Church will celebrate a Reformed Church. Thursday, sery for children. MYF meets CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Schuring has Sunday 5:45 p.m. in the Church Mission Festival Sunday just returned from a Information may beHall. ADVENT LUTHERAN at both the 8:30 a.m. and Temporary Location — 102 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida obtained through Mrs. N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. Just Art Guild Bldg. James Wilkes, Pastor speaking tour in the off US 1. William M. Deutsch- 11 a.m. services. Pas- 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. FIRST BAPTIST mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: tor Eugene O. Krug will SUNDAY SERVICES north. 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 8 and 10:30 a.m. The Church at Sermon topic for the Communion Service James Wilkes, pastor. Sunday Worship; 9:15 a.m. The Church preach on the topic, SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. 7 p.m. service will be School 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- at Study. "Long Distance Is Call- Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. "On Being a Christian ship 11 a.m. Training Union ing." 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship, ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Neighbor." At Advent Lutheran 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer ser- 245 E. Boca Raton Rd., Rev. Sunday school will be- SERVICES "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" Services will be held vice. Wed. 7:30 p.m. The nur- Bruce Ryan, rector. Sundays, gin at 9:45 a.m. and in- in the Art Guild building. sery is open at all of these matins, 7:45; Holy Eucharist, 8 cludes the adult Bible 11:00 a.m. "Seek the Lord First" services. a.m.; parish Eucharist 9 a.m.; will be the sermon topic Holy Eucharist, 11 a.m. first, class taught by Pastor 7:00 p.m. BOCA RATON of Rev. William FIRST CHRISTIAN third and fifth Sundays; morn- Krug. Conducting the SAVE THIS Deucschmann at both 360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. H.E. ing prayer, 11 a.m. second and worship services for the services Sunday in Ad- Stlnson, minister; Rev. Wesley fourth Sundays; Evensong, 7 adults and older child- TUESDAY Stedtefeld, assistant minister. p.m. Weekday services, 7:30 at 8 p.m. vent Lutheran Church. Bible School, 9:15 a.m.; Wor- a.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Thurs- ren will be Joseph Star- NUMBER Sacrament of holy com- ship service, 10:45 a.m.; Youth day, and 7:30 a.m. Friday. key, while the primary Bible Study meeting, 6:30 p.m.; Evening CHURCHES munion also will be ad- service, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday MORAVIAN CHURCH department will be led John Schuring, Par.tor ministered at the 8 a.m. service, 7:30 p.m. 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian by Mrs. Jean Harvey. FOR and 10:30 a.m. services. D. Weber, minister. Sunday ADVENT ST. PAUL Meetings for the week PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday AMERICAN MISSOURI SYNOD EMERGENCY USE Presbyterian Church in U.S., school, 9:45 a.m.; Church nur- N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. include children's choir, sery available. 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Boca Raton Chamber of Com- UNITED CHURCH of BOCA RATON Just off U.S. 1 4:30 p.m., Bethel train- merce building. Dr. W. Ivan SUNDAY SCHOOL 9.-4S Hoy, minister, services at 11 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Congregational Christian, Evangelical and Reformed ing class, 8 p.m., today; Dr. Frederick Nelson, Minister SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 WORSHIP .8:30-11 a.m., Sunday school at 9:45 600 West Camino Real, Rev. WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 Church council, 7:30 a.m. Sunday. Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. (Pre-School Nursery KiAEEi p.m. Monday; Seek the Worship services 9:30 and 11 Sunday Service 11 a.m. - Church School 9:30 W.M. DEUTSCHMANN at 11) Lord First program, UNITED CHURCH a.m. Church School, 9:30 a.m. • Temporary Location — 105 E. Boca Raton Rd. Pastor E.O. KRUG, Pastor Temporary location, Lee Hig- (One Block East of US 1 in Lee Higginson Bldg.) Phones, 395-3632 Office 395-0433 Ambulance ginson building, 105 E. Boca Ra- AIR CONDmONED NURSERY AVAILABLE 7:45 and 8:30 p.m., ton Rd. Rev. Frederick Nelson, CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR or 395-4741 Parsonage 395-1939 Church Fellowship D.D., minister. Services 9 a.m. 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. bowling, 7 p.m. Tues- Sunday. Church school ses- Rev, Albert L. Eastman, pas- sions 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Youth tor. Sunday Services: Sunday BOCA RATON UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST day; afternoon circle, School 9:45 a.m. for which there DeerfieJd Beach Chamber of Commerce Building 3954800 12:30 p.m.; Confirma- Fellowship, 7 p.m. every Sun- is a nursery available. Morn- day. Choir rehearsals, 7 p.m. Ing Worship, 11 a.m. Youth 1601 Hillsboro Boulevard. tion classes, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. Fellowship, 6:45 p.m. Evening service at 7:30. Tuesday even- Services and Church School SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. CHRISTIAN REFORMED ing Senior choir rehearsal, Temporary location. Art Guild Wednesday evening Bible study WELCOME Bldg., 801 W. Palmetto Park hour at 7:30. road; John O. Schuring, minis- ter; Services Sunday at 11 a.m. The University Church and 7 p.m. Sunday School and COMMUNITY CHURCH Adult Bible classes, 9:45 a.m. 600 N.W, Fourth Avenue, Ira Nursery available for Sunday Lee Eshleman, minister; Reu- CHURCH of The OPEN DOOR 9:#A.M. and 11:00 AvM. school and morning service at ben L. Anderson, pastor. Sun- the parsonage, 1040 S.W. First day School 9:45 a.m.; evening 35th St.at 3rd Ave.,N.W. St. service 7;30 p.m.; Youth Fel- 11:00 a.m, "The Powers that Be Are Ordained of God - ST. PAUL LUTHERAN lowship, 6 p.m. at the Fort, But Have We Accepted God's Edict? Our Halos Ar^ Slipping!' 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. Communion service at 6:30 7:30 p.m. A Message for Veterans on the Meaning of Eugene O. Krug, pastor. Sunday p.m.; Memorial Hall, Wednes- War school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- day night prayer and praise, vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- service at 7:30 p.m. REV.ALBERT EASTMANJPASTOR school nursery during 11 o'clock service. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Temporary location, Walston | s CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 a.m. EBENEZER BAPTIST Brokers, Royal Palm Shopping Northeast 12th street, Rev. N.D. Center, east of Federal High- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3 Nursery Available Air Conditioned Bowers, pastor. Sunday School, way and First Street, Sundays at 360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Raton 9:30 a.m.; morning service, 11 11 a.m.; Wednesday service, 8 a.m.; BTU meeting, 5 p.m.; p.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Bible School 9:45 a.m. eVening services, 6 p.m.; kin- in reading room, Bocadefiuild- Morning Service 10:45 a.m. dergarten Monday through Fri- ing. Palmetto Park Road, until Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. day. further notice. Evening Service '7:30 p.m. Mid-week Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. Come and Hear the Gospel Preached ONCE AGAIN .... M@r® Pa@pl@ Byy H.E. STINSON, Minister WH 1-8194 .jgfv- AUDITOR IUM il'f. Unit- to "HIM your limiftt: in WESLEY STEDTEFELD, Assistant Minister VN W ; 4tK Ave, si NW 6tti Sf • -BOCA RATON •: 3952400' urili'i" fur llin I'nll .sisisun of ruiiThtiumt'itt. HAMMOND ORGANS 1 FRIENDLY EVANCJELIGAt All nf yum llniiKrhoM fabrics than all other National Brands Combined BOCA RATON MORAVIAN CHURCH will Lakn on vibnmt, urn1 luvc- liui-HM vvlicii jirnffMniniiiiHy ilry- 2 S.W. 12th Avenue SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. I'lt'miml liv ihe Plano Rev. Christian D. Weber, Minister MORNING WORSHIP EVENING SERVICE Mira.de- lift On * 11:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. EXCIUSIVE Finish PROCESS Sunday School 9:45 a.m, Theo MeCully Thomas D. Streeter AVAUAIKE ONIY AT JjCMHJ, Organ co. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. LAUNDRY & Your Hammond Dealer . . . Complete Service Church Nursery Air Conditioned CLEANERS 101 ROYAL PALM ROAD "A Protestant Denomination Since 1457" 30 S.E. 1st Street Call 395-5200 395-7111 12B Nov. 5, 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS Baqmst Msd® r Poo! Awarded T@ Uiiverslty UF Scholarship A bequest of scienti- A two-year scholar- fic equipment valued at ship to the School of thousands of dollars has Forestry at the Univer- DECORATORS been received by Flori- sity of Florida has been da Atlantic University's awarded by St. Regis OF BOCA RATON college of science from Paper Company to Rich- the estate of the late Dr. ard W. Pool of Boca Harlan T. Stetson. Raton, according to Dr. Stetson was a re- M.G. Rawls, manager of tired astro-physics pro- the Southern Woodlands from DISTINCTIVE FABRICS .. fessor at Harvard who Division of St. Regis, made in our own workroom lived in Fort Lauderdale r Pool, who is begin- UPHOLSTERING until his death Sept. 16, ning his junior year, will Dr. Palmer Craig, receive $800 both this BLINDS & SHADES dean of Florida Atlantic year and next from St. CARPETING University's college of Regis. James B.Gomil- BASSWOOD PATIO SHADE; science, said the gift in- lion of Milton, Fla., who cluded physical science received the St.. Regis Both instruments for record- award last year has be- RESIDENTIAL and Estimates ~ ing phenomena of the up- gun his senior year in COMMERCIAL per atmosphere. He the School of Forestry. Not affiliated with any similarly 395-2937 termed the instruments named organization 395-3811 "an excellent adjunct to our physics courses for Phone 395-5121 for 194 H.W. 20th St. "The University Street" advanced and graduate Classified Ad Service students, and of particu- lar significance in pre- paring physicists in this age of astronauts." CHRISTMAS CARDS! Dr. Stetson was wide- ly known in the field of astro-physics. He led CHRISTMAS CARDS! several expeditions to Block-print Christmas Cards are among the Christmas Bazaar. Admiring the cards are, from points around the world A Very Large Assortment of for study of the sun's many craft items and paintings which will be left, Elise McMeekan, Mrs. William Rutledge and corona during eclipses. offered for sale during the Art Guild's annual Mrs. Paul H. Wright. The Exclusive MASTERPJECE Line In November, 1963, and Florida Cards he had donated his per- Red Cross Committee Starts to Work With Name Imprinted sonal library, including an extensive collection Come in and browse. We are sure you will find many beautiful of technical journals, cards you will like to send out for your Christmas Greetings. to the University. FAU Students Entertain Hospital Patients -ALSO PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CHRISTMAS CARDS Dr. Stetson's daugh- The first extra-cur- under the direction of Beach; Leon a McCane, ley, Fart Lauderdale. ter, Mrs. Florence ricula student activity Homer Greene, direc- Old Forge, N.Y., now of The committee is Pipes, lives at 687 Mid- to be organized at tor of educational rela- Boca Raton; Robert planning a Christmas ^aton Co. dle River Drive, Fort Florida Atlantic Uni- tions for the Palm Beach Scott, Boston, Mass., service, to include fill- Lauderdale. versity, The Red Cross County Chapter, ARC. now of Boca Raton; Rob- ing stockings for mi- 41 S. E. 4TH STREET » 395-3944 • BOCA RATON Committee of Six, Dr. Donald Curl, his- ert Layne and Dan Kel- grant children. 'Day at Marymounf made its first contribu- tory professor, is fac- tion to the community ulty advisor. last Sunday evening at Committee members Wii! Be Saturday the Southeast Florida are: Sandra Regan, A "Day at Mary- Hospital, Lantana. Knoxville, Tenn., now mount" will be held A variety show was living in Boca Raton; again this year on thegiven for the tubercu- Rosaling Vogler, Delray Marymount College losis patients. The charter group is Commercial banks campus beginning with have chosen newspapers we enrit be undersold! registration at ,10 a.m. MEETS ALL LOCAL ADVERTISED PRICES AHQ BEATS MOST!! Saturday. The day was as their primary ad- planned by the Mary- Local Students vertising medium for Six convanient locations to »rv* you . . . from Miami to Decrfitld Beach mount Student Council, the 19th consecutive rompano and Deerfield Store} OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 8 P.M. under the direction of in ROIC Program year. Mrs. Angela Galen, Two Florida State chairman of the guid- FULL QUART OLD ance department, to in- University students troduce prospective stu- from Boca Raton are KENTUCKY THOMPSON presently enrolled in an GENTLEMAN AMBASSADOR «<; IOO dents to the college's IMPERIAL BLENDED WHISKEY program. advanced Air Force BOURBON ULTRA LIGHT Registration will be ROTC program at the 86 PROOF followed by student pre- university. sentations of the many They are Cadet Lt. BLENDED WHISKEY SCOTCH and varied Marymount Col. Robert C. Dawson, activities. Campus tours wing personnel officer, and lunch are planned. and Cadet First Lt. Pictures of Marymount Richard M. Long Jr., information officer. FULL QUART around the world will Cadet Dawson is the Ken Higgins BRUGAL precede the day's final son of Mr. and Mrs. HUDSON VIRGIN ISLAND exercise, a hootenanny. C.E. 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