Largest Circulation Boca Raton News Bldg. Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E-, Second St. In Boca Raton Area CA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 7 NO. 22 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, April 26, 1962 18 Pages PRICE TEN CENTS Police Continue Study of Poison Deaths of Children Deborah-Rand Hospital Fund Gifts RBults of m lab Tests •8 Waited by Police Here Mount-More Than $2500 Received Results of an FBI deaths. Preliminary reports put Checks for the Deborah- drinking a milky liquid analysis of the liquid contributed.All donations the amount of the arsenic Rand Hospital Fund containing an arsenic which apparently caused will be appreciated, Flem- compound in the container reached over $2,500 here compound. the poison deaths Easter ing said. at 16 per cent, a highly Tuesday. Thomas F. Fleming is Saturday of two local Bethesda Memorial Hos- lethal amount. In memory of the death treasurer of the fund and youngsters are expected pital, approximately 15 Investigators said the of Deborah and James contributions may be sent today by the Boca Raton container arrived at the Rand Drummond, and at to the First Bank of Boca miles away serves South Police Department. home of Mr. and Mrs. the request of their par- Raton. Palm Beach County. As local police in- Robert Drummond, 8 Ca- Eggs were just about everywhere last Saturday at Memorial Park - including ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Contributions, so far, North District Hospital vestigate the deaths of mino Real, sometime be- a few that wound up underfoot. Members of the Boca Raton Teen Age Center Drummond, the fund will have ranged from one is in Pompano in Broward Deborah, age nine, and tween 11:30 a.m. and l bought 300 dozen eggs with the proceeds of their Spring Bazaar, boiled and be used to launch a drive dollar to hundreds of Count y. James Randall Drummond, p.m. Saturday. Whether colored them and hid them in the park early Saturday morning. Additional pic- for a hospital to be built dollars. A hospital here might age three, Police Chief it contained the poison tures of the annual City Easter Egg Hunt are on Page IB. here. A list of donor names save the lives, of other W. Hugh Brown said the at that time has not been The Drummond children will be sent to the Drum- children in the future, a possibility of accidental determined. died Saturday night after monds but not the amount spokesman said. poisoning has not yet Befhesda Wing been ruled out. However, Investigation by the Special Meeting on Ceremony Mon. Brown added, the investi- police department has de- Elected Charter Board Plant Four Accidents gation is including the termined there is no way Groundbreaking cere- possibility of premeditat- that the contests of the monies will be held at Here In Two Days ed introduction of an milk container could have CIP Coordinator 10 a.m. Monday for the Foils te Pass C@§ngnissi®gi arsenic compound into been contaminated in the A special meeting to Capital Improvement Pro- new wing for Bethesda Police had some busy the liquid found in a milk processing plant. consider the employment gram. Memorial Hospital. A resolution calling for of all meetings of the hours Friday and Saturday container in the family re- The milkman was found City Commission and oth- of a coordinator of infor- Tuesday's Commission The ceremonies will be an elected board to checking a series of four frigerator. to have a good reputation er city boards. In effect, mation for the city's pro- action follows on the held at the construction amend the city charter accidents which included FBI tests are expected and good character re- Honchell's resolution posed Capital Improve- heels of a "call for ac- site at the south side of was defeated at Tues- a motorist stalled on a to determine whether the ports, police said. would prohibit executive tion" issued by Porter at the present hospital build- day's City Commission track with a train approach- arsenic compound was The two children drank ment Program has been sessions of the city com- ing. meeting. ing, a baby falling from a dissolved in a water or some of the liquid, think- called for May 3 by the the Monday morning work- mission and would open Rev. William Deutsch- Originally introduced by car seat, a collision on milk base and point the ing it was milk, around City Commission. shop session. to the public all delibera- mann, pastor of Advent Commissioner Robert I. Federal Highway and an 4:30 p.m. They told their The meeting was orig- Porter outlined four tions of the civil service way for a more detailed Lutheran Church here, Honchell, the resolution overturned pickup truck. mother it "didn't taste inally requested by the proposals. board and others. investigation of the City's Capital Improve- 1. A board of Boca Ra- will give the invocation would have started the The first accident occur- good" and within five Commissioner Leo Fox ment Committee. Acting . ton architects to be ap- at the ceremonies. Among wheels in motion to hold red Friday at 5:25 p.m. on Warning issued minutes were violently ill. other local persons ex- an election to pick board indicated there might be N. Dixie Highway near Following the poison- A maid, Romain Bau- on a motion by Commis- pointed by the mayor im- occasions on which the sioner Richard Porter, mediately. This board pected to participate in members, and would re- N.E. 10th Street. Accord- ing of two local children con, told police she had the ceremonies are Col. quire the board to hold best interests of the city ing to the police report, last Saturday, Police drunk a milkshake made the commission approved should apportion the work would be served by clos- Chief W. Hugh Bro^n urg- calling the- meeting with on various projects among J. W. Mollaun, Boca Raton open meetings during the Tevis Brown was round- with contents from the representative and vice ed meetings. ed that anyone ijfiing an only one item — the infor- its members. This board preparation and drafting ing the corner from 10th container and also put president of the South- arsenic compound, or mation coordinator — on of architects should ap- of charter changes. A ref- Honchell countered that Street when a baby in his some in a cup of tea. She eastern Palm Beach Hos- any other poisonous the agenda. Also schedul- point a chairman as a ser- erendum would be required his proposal was "simply car started to fall off the substance, to make sure also became ill and was pital District Commission, ed for special invitations vicing and contact agent to ratify the charter. a small extension of the seat. He reached for the that it is kept under rushed to Bethesda Me- and Mayor John Brandt. right of the people to to the meeting are local as the one to talk and deal Establishment of a new infant, let go of the steer- lock and key at all morial Hospital along know the business of their architects and the city's with the City Commission appointed charter board ing wheel, struck a tele- times except when being with the children and a 3. A meeting should be elected officials." used by a properly qual- fiscal agent. and Capital Improvement is being considered by phone pole shearing the sample of the liquid put held within one week with "I'm against secret ified adult in a safe A subsequent meeting, Committee. the Commission. Commis- pole off at the base. in a jar by an attending the CIC to settle the mat- meetings," Honchell said. manner. perhaps a week later, 2. A meeting with the sioner Leo J. Fox sug- Brown, who had six physician. ter of a coordinator of in- gested at Tuesday's meet- "It should never be may be called to discuss CIC to discuss replies formation. Traffic Up Over children passengers in the Despite efforts of a ing that a "good, capable left where children can more concrete items such from owners of proposed 4. Out of a meeting of car, was arrested for fail- team of physicians and committee" can be select- 1961 Figures get at it," he warned. as specific sites for pro- sites who are willing to minds on these three im- ing to have his vehicle Brown did not imply nurses, James Randall ed with each member of jects recommended in the sell and the price asked. portant matters, a deci- Daily average traffic under control. He pleaded that the Drummond case died at 7:45 p.m. and Deb- the Commission submitting sion can be made on an through Boca Raton was guilty in Municipal Court. involved youngsters orah died at 9:10 p.m., four or five names for on the upswing the first playing with poisonous just a few minutes before approximate date for the Saturday at 6:36 a.m. membership. two months of this year, substances, but said the a preliminary laboratory referendum — to be had if Freddie Taylor of Delray Commissioners Honchell according to a report is- case simply calls atten- report from Miami identi- possible — this year. Beach was driving a pick- tion to the lethal charac- and Joe DeLong voted for sued by the traffic and fied the contents as an up truck on Dixie Highway ter of many common in- the resolution while Mayor planning division of the arsenic compound. Art Center Starts nearly opposite the Advent secticides and poisons. BY OLIVER B. JAYNES John R. Brandt, and Com- Florida State Road De- The maid is still con- Lutheran Church when the Read this — it may save your life! missioners Fox and Rich- partment. fined to the hospital ard Porter voted against right front spring broke. By mistake she entered Figures are usually dull but here are some that Construction Today Average daily traffic which lists her condi- the resolution. Mayor The truck slid sideways the wrong lane and tried should sharpen your wits — or driving sense. northbound for January tion as "fair." Later Groundbreaking cere- Brandt, Fox and Porter into a telephone pole and to back up only to have was 6,033, 6.2 per cent a rear wheel become lodg- the maid said she may Highway accident data kept for several years by monies are scheduled for favored the appointed turned over. Taylor was higher than the same ed in the tracks. have used some of the Travelers Insurance makes it possible to predict al- this morning for the first board. not injured but damage to most the exact percentages in the who, why, when period in 1961, and 22.7 poison liquid in baking phase of the Art Guild of Brandt said that he was the vehicle was set at A male motorist going and where of traffic fatalities and injuries. About per cent higher than Jan- an Easter cake. Investiga- Boca Raton's Cultural "sure" that an "unbias- $400 by investigating by decided to help the 37,000 will be killed and another THREE MILLION uary 1957. tion showed the cake had Arts Center. The event ed, impartial, non-politi- officer Patrolman Michael lady and promptly made injured this year. Southbound traffic ave- a heavy concentrate of will take place at 10:30 cal' ' board could be Pokorny. it three wheels caught. Experience should be a good teacher; here's your raged 6,262, 6.6 per cent the poison. a.m. Meanwhile a train was lesson for today: appointed to draft a new higher than 1961, arid Saturday afternoon at Roberta Lynn Drum- First step will be the charter. 18.5 per cent higher than 4:40 police said Mrs. Vir- fast approaching the mond, age eight, and a One-third of all traffic accidents resulting in construction of "The Stu- "I do want to see the January 1957. gil Heck, of 952 S.W. 13th crossing. playmate, Julie Curtis, deaths or injuries are caused by EXCEEDING dio Building," according right people on this Northbound average Street was driving across Quick action by Patrol- seven, had nibbled at a speed limits. to Mrs. Arnold MacSpad- board," Brandt said, "a daily traffic for February South Federal Highway man Albert Brown prevent- portion of the cake. They den, Art Guild president. cross section of the city." was 7,282, 11.1 per cent at Southeast Third Street ed what could have been were taken to the hospi- About 75,000 pedestrians will be killed or injured The studio has been a costly accident to the while attempting to cross the street BETWEEN DeLong indicated that over that of 1961 and 40.3 when her car was struck tal, had their stomachs planned to take advan- car owners. intersections. he would decline the offer per cent over February, by one driven by William pumped out "as a precau- tage of northern light- to submit names for con- 1957. Blessing of Ft. Pierce. Brown drove the police tion." They are well, ac- Young and old note this: A third of the drivers in- ing, will have a wide sideration as members of Southbound traffic for car across the tracks, set cording to the family. terrace and garden, ample volved in fatal accidents will be UNDER 25 or the committee. the same month this year Moments later, Mrs. E.G. the car's red light flash- Local police and three parking area. It will also OVER 65. Also defeated - by the averaged 6,710, 3.4 per Forester of 533 Alexander ing and the train stopped members of the Palm contain an office, storage same 3-2 vote - was a cent higher than February, Palm Drive, started across some 50 yards short of Call this to your husband's attention: MEN Beach County Sheriff's room, kitchen and rest second resolution spon- 1961, and 25.9 per cent the Florida East Coast the cars. drivers will be responsible for 86 per cent of Department have inter- rooms. sored by Honchell calling over that of February, Railroad tracks from South traffic accidents in which people are killed. Wreckers pulled the viewed the milk delivery Mrs. MacSpadden and for the mandatory opening 1957. Dixie onto Camino ReaL vehicles from the tracks. man, the maid, extermina- Drivers take greater risks in CLEAR weather; Mrs. J. Myer Schine, hono- tors working in the area, only 10 per cent of the accidents this year will rary president, will turn personnel from the milk occur in the rain. the first spades at the processing plant and have groundbreaking. Site for made a check of the neigh- SATURDAY is the most dangerous day of the the center is West Pal- borhood to see if any week; Sunday next, and the most dangerous metto Park Road at Pa- items found contain this hours are 4 to 8 p.m. Another very da-ngerous loma Avenue. type of poison. period is midnight to daylight. Mrs. William Cassady, Final services were- Will YOU escape going down in the records this chairman of the building held Tuesday at Kraeer year as a traffic victim? Only if you will pay some committee, members of Funeral Home for Debo- attention to the need for safer driving that has been the committee and board rah and James Randall dinned into your ears for years. This is just one more of directors, Art Guild with the Rev. Eugene O. warning. members, and other in- Khig, pastor of St. Paul's Slight encouragement that safe dri-ving appeals terested persons will Lutheran Church, officiat- attend the,ceremonies. have helped: For the first time since 1954 the total ing. Architects for the build- number of casualties from motor vehicle accidents Burial was in Boca Ra- ing are Howard McCall, decreased last year. It was less than one per cent ton Cemetery. but at least in the right direction. John Shoup, Paul Mc- Besides their parents Only drivers can substantially reduce the slaugh- Kinley and Carl Peterson. Groundbreaking ceremonies will be held today for The Studio, the building shown on the right of the ar- and sister Roberta, the ter on our highways for more than 85 per cent of Quillen and Son, Boca chitect's drawing of the Art Guild of Boca Raton's Cultural Arts Center. The Studio will bo the first step children are survived by casualties are the direct result of their errors. Raton, is the contractor. in construction of the center. a brother, Robert j. Jr. Thursday, April 26, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 2AA

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The Boca Raton Junior Chamber of Commerce last week contributed $100 to the University at Boca Raton Endowment Corp. Alan Armour, vice president of the Jaycees, made the presentation to William Hallman, chairman of the local fund drive. Proceeds of the recent Turtle Derby went to the university fund. He Jai$ees have pledged $100 per year for three years. 6,000 B.T.U Teen Talk Room Air Conditioner City Youngsters Scramble Fresh Air Ventilation with or without Cooling For Eggs in Annual Hunt Automatic Temperature Control Dehumidifies — removes as much as 4.8 gallons gl j. BY BERNICE JACOBS of water from the air every 24 hours Bang! And trrey were off? 15 hundred children between Washable Air Filter — removes most dost and ALL PRICES the ages of 3 and 12 were off and running as the gunshot air borne pollen, keeps home cleaner. sounded, announcing Teen Town's Annual Easter Egg Hunt. The youngsters scrambled to pick up the eggs in hope INCLUDE that they might find one of the prize ones. Miss Teen Town, De r»e Tacobs, reign- * * * 1. Installation (Wlndow-Wall-What Have You?) ed over the hunt and gave A special Tunior High prizes to the crowds of child- Dance is scheduled for May 2. Wiring 3. Permits ren who had found red, white 5. The Jesters will play for 4. 1 Year Free Service 5. 5 Year Warranty and orange eggs as well as the 7 - lOgraders. Tf you are to the fi0 and »:ond prize in that age group . 25rt for on Sealed Unit winners. members and 500 for guests « « « is all the required admission. This Saturday, Hiannel 5 « « « will wel- May 12 means a new band come back for Teen Town. The Chess- "Letfs Dance" men will play from 7:30 to EXCLUSIVE a program 11 and the kids will dance for young to the sounds of the great people from band with all the enthusiasm im>m$ Up to 4 Gallons" 5 to 6 p. m. I that only a group of energe- They h^e r tic teens can have. Of Water from th@ Air, Per Day asked Tron * * » AUTOMATIC MODEL—DA-1 Town to be "Let's hurry, we don't want the first or- Bemice to be late, " is the cry heard •AUTOMATIC HUMIOISTAT turns ganization to appear. The throughout many a home on unit on and off at the humidity caravan heading for the te- Saturday nights when the OUTPERFORMS level you dial. levision station in West Palm Jesters are playing at Teen • SPILL-PROOF WATER Beach will leave Boca Raton Town and it will be heard OTHERS CONTAINER at 3:30. again May 19. Yes, the Frost Guard is faster, more efficient *IH a 24-hour period at 90% F and more economical] than no-frost • BAYBERRY GREEN, WHITE Following "Let's nance" Testers will return for the bi- and 90% relative humidity the kids will go to Carefree, monthly dance and all the systems using oid fashioned electric GRILLE a recreation bidding that fun that goes with it. Regu- heaters. houses a mo vie, coffee shop, lar admission. Frost Guard is more reliable than game room, TV room and * * « single-tube no-frost systems that force bowling facilities. They will The "Spring Rail" will be one tube to do the work of two. spend the remainder of the held May 26. For more de- evening there. At 11 they tails see this column next will start their trip to Boca. week. Seacrest FTA mem with the cooperation of Howard Thain. Miss Walker who would like to be an Rng- By any measure... At J. C. Mitchell lish teacher was given an Seven members of the Fu- opportunity to work with Mrs. There is nothing "just as good as" General Eleclric ture Teachers of America Natalie Osborne and Mrs. Club at Seacrest High School Gerry Barker in grades eight spent two^iys rtu*sweek with and nine. And Tomilyn Ta- teachers at J. c. Mitchell rayos who was interested in School. English was assigned to work The FTA Club is in its with Mrs. June Enders in the fifth year at Seacrest, under seventh grade. the sponsorship of Miss Marie All schools in the area have Tuck, English teacher and shown a great interest and annually sponsors "Teaching have given every assistance Career Month" at which time to the Future Teacher Pro- SPECIAL VALUE it encourages qualified young gram. people to consider teaching as a career. GENERAL ^ELECTRIC A spe@al prdfkam for ob- School Menu serving actual classroom tea- BOCA RATON SCHOOL ching has been prepared for Week starting April 30 WITH SIMPLIFIED FASHION DESIGNER J]" the Future Teachers from Monday — Hot dogs, Seacrest by Lawrence Patrone sauerkraut, mashed pota- $ Front-mounted "INSTANT COLOR speaker, and the teachers at J. C. toes, bread and butter, iff Mitchell School. cake, milk. controls Students teaching were Tuesday - Turkey noo- CONTROLS Built-in antenna the Misses Arlene Brittian, dle soup, peanut butter Side-mounted Bonnie Eshlernan, Nancy and jelly sandwiches, ice- Only TWO color eoitfrolg .. . carry handles box cake, milk. Tarayos, Darlene Walker, makes tuning in a perfect color ® Textured Star* and Tor@&yn ^rayos; and Wednesday - Spaghetti gold yinyl or picture as easy as black-and- Steve Strickland. with tomato and meat Wainur-grain«d white? "Color intensity" control1 Miss Brittian worked in the sauce, tossed salad, finish on metal eighth grade History depart- French bread and butter, - puts color on the screen . . , fruit, milk. ment, with cooperation of '• "Color Hue" control adjusts to Thursday - Beef pot pie, 80 Kent Hampton and Mrs. the exact desired color shading. cole slaw, bread and but- f: Bui!f-in «oio? stabilizer maintains Gerry Barker. MissPshlernan ter, chocolate pudding, worked with Mrs. fiiganti in color values automatically. R.9- $198 milk. the first grade. Teachers John ceives fulf-eontrost black mi •#«»•»•? D Friday - Tuna salad Hager anci Lawrence atrone sandwich, potato chips, whit* tool had Steve Strickland working ice cream, milk. with the^Ame^an History and <1vics classes sfnce his Teachers to Attend primary interest is in the Smart sSim-silhoueHe design Ultra-modern compact styling Social Studies field. Miss State Convention o . . rich console sound , . , , ,, built-in telescoping mono- Wei don who would like to be Three teachers at the J. C. built-in adjustable monopofe poie antenna , , , illuminated a primary teacher was as- channel window. signed to Mrs, Jan Feathers- Mitchell School will be de- antenna , , , filter safety ton's second grade. Miss legates to the annual Florida window. Nancy Tarayos taught in the Education Association con- foreign language depart- vention to be held in Miami today, tomorrow and Satur- 95 day. Circus They are Mrs, pdna (rLganti, John Hager Ir,, and 169" Bob Davvson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawson nonald Robinson. They will *I59 Mode! of Boca Raton, will be representboth the Classroom Model one of the performers in Teachers Association and the SAM 608 M604 the Florida State Univer- FEA. sity's circus, "Plying All i. r. Mitchell School High." students will have a holiday The circus wilJ be pre- tomorrow so that any of the 5TH AVENUE SHOPPING PLAZA sented daily May 1 to 4. teachers may attend the con- Theme of this year's vention for the Friday ses- show is "Color in NORTH FEDERAL HWY. AT 2OTH ST.-AND STH AYE BOCA RATON 1 sions. 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It is gavel-exchanging time for newly elected officers of the Business and Raymond Rossi Jr. Professional Women's Club of Boca Raton. Mrs. Gail Fiscus, incoming presi- Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. dent, accepts the gavel from Miss Shirley 1'ediger, outgoing president. Others, Parks of 901 N. W. Third A- left to right, are Sally Galvin, treasurer; Betty Fish, first vice president; venue, Boca Raton, announ- Jewell Barringer, second vice president; Ann Caihoun, corresponding secre- ce the engagement of their tary, and Margaret Ronberg, recording secretary. daughter Ann Marie to Ray- mond J. Rossi Jr., son of Mac Williams, Valerie Fish, Raymond J. Rossi Sr., and Gary Fish and Maurine Vail- the late Mrs. Rossi Sr. o f lancourt. Raltimore, Md. Several local stores will The bride-elect was gra- supply the fashions. duated from Central Catho- The annual affair is held lic High School, Ft. i.auder- to raise funds for the BPW's dale, was a former legal se- scholarship fund for a Boca cretary here and is now an Raton girl to further her edu- airline stewardess for United cation or career. Air l-ines, based in Miami. Refreshments will be serv- The prospective bride- ed. groom was graduated from Tickets are available from loyola High School, and the any club member or may be loyola college of Raltimore. purchased at the door. Do- He is now attending the Uni- nation is $1.25. versity of Miami, where he is a member of Sigma Mu Auxiliary Observes social fraternity. The wedding date has been 5 th Birthday Today set for Sept. 8 at St. Joan of Arc church. The pretty look... Five candles will light the cakes when the Woman's the smart look in Auxiliary of the Bethesda Literary Group to Memorial Hospital celebrates GIRLS' SPRING DRESSES its fifthbirthdaytoday, with Present Lecture a buffet luncheon at the Ma- Alfons Bach of Delray Sun and sea clothing and frocks for daytime and lapan Club on Hypoluxo is- Beach will present a lecture • All-occasion styles evening wear will be shown at the Business and land in Lantana. at the Literary Review Group • Linen-weave cottons Professional Women's Club's "Fashions Hypnotique" Tuesday, May 8, at the Flo- The gala affair will start • Full sweep skirts to be held May 16 at the Boca Raton Cabana Club. at noon. Tickets are $3 per rida Junior Academy at 8 p.m. Mrs. June Chaplin, left, models a three-piece swim person and are to be paid for He will also use slides to suit of pink and white gingham featuring horizontal at the door. illustrate his talk on "How to Such a whirl of pretty, full tucks, a button-down pleated skirt and a white leg- Special recognition will Appreciate Art. " skirts, flower-fresh colors, horn hat. f.liss Shirley Rediger, right, shows a pure be given by the awards chair- Beach is an architect and exquisite trims that every silk leaf print dress of blue, two piece, with a sleeve- man, Mrs. Duane Doherty, is listed in who's who in A- girl will find exactly the new less blouse. Her .nohair sweater is trimmed with a to the volunteers earning merican Art and is past pre- fashion she wants. Borders, matching blue. their pins by completing sident of Industrial Designers checks, solid colors in wash Institute. He is an artist 2,000 hours in hospital work, 'n wear cottons. Sizes 7-14. BPW Club to Sponsor with honors going to Mrs.member of the Silvermine PRICE Robert P. Hill; Mrs. Roland Guild of Connecticut. J. Joyal; Mrs. George F. The lecture is free to Art Annual Style Show Little; Mrs. Gail Morrison; Guild members, who sponsor the group, on presentation of mysterious motif in the pre- and Mrs. Robert Western) an. "Fashions Hypnotique" will membership card. Donation sentation of fashions, mem- Volunteers who have earn- be the theme of the annual is $1 for guests. bers promised. ed their 1, 000 hour pins in- style show sponsored by the clude Mrs. Joseph Burwell; Boca Raton Business and °ro- Rarbara Ransdell will be fashionco-ordinator. Models Mrs. Florence raulfield; Mrs. Jennifer and Susan, from l.os fessional women's club May L. H. Chenoweth; Mrs. E. R. Little girls 16 at the Boca Raton <~)abana will be lune Chaplin, Prin Angeles. Gardner, 'sa belle Mac Willi- Clossen; Mrs. Nelson Free- flub. land; Mrs. Bruce Gernon; WASH 'N WEAR Unusual entertainment is ams, Shirley Rediger, and Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. F. H. Link; Mrs. Brow- Derby have as their guests being planned for the gala Betty Fish. Models for the younger set include Carol ard McClellan; Mrs. Guy E. their son-in-law and daugh- DRESSES affair. There will also be a McEnteer; Mrs. Rae Muzzy; ter, Mr. and Mrs. Toseph I. Shown are just two of a group Mrs. O. H. Perkins; Mrs. D. childrey and their daughter, of pretty styles in wash 'n wear L. Peters; Mrs. J. Willard Tanice, of Cleveland, Ohio. VOTE FOR Pipes; Mrs. M. J. Strong; Mrs. cottons, fashioned with classic Henry Thompson; and Mrs. simplicity or dressed up with I "BILL" <". R. white. lace. Typical of adorable Thirty - eight volunteers BOCA RATON Spring navy dresses is the L COPELAKD have earned their 500 hour NEWS sleeveless rayon linen with pins. striped cotton jacket. 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InsurantJ$[ lkQW\ i-mvii/Tou /fun- KEN HIGGINS S. Fed. ^***—«^ Coll 39S-4711 BILL MITCHELL 5TH. AVENUE PLAZA, BOCA RATON 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 26. 1962 Plan Homes Af E~™ a»s CUT Hidden Valley DELRAYBEACH -Plansfor RATE the construction of several COLONIAL LIQUORS hundred homes were revealed 2515 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE FEATURING this week by Frank DeBene REiniv Bri/u THE FINEST SANDWICHES IN TOWN and William J. Holland, Rroward County developer- 1 On U.S. HighwaDELRAy 1 BetweeY ilACn DelraH y and Boynton ^v^ builder ! To be known as "Hidden OPiM 8 till 8 DAILY Valley Homes by neRene, " CLOSED SUNDAY the homes will be situated on the First Time af this a tract adjacent to Hidden HUDSON IALLANTINTS Valley Country Club, within Ridiculous Low Price the city limits on the south- GRANT'S BAY ern edge of Delray Reach. GRAND kmdi The property was bought from 8-Year-0ld SCOTCH Henry Mellonof nelray Reach OLD PARR 99 for a reported price of ap- SCOTCH proximately $750, 000. SCOTCHjPpj 49 Present plans call for con- Fifth 4 struction of 150 homes during FIFTH 49 Reg. 6.95 the next twelve months, ac- Reg. 8.60 FIFTH Reg. 6.95. FIFTH cording to Holland, Ground 5Reg. 7.15 will be broken soon for four model homes which will be NO NO open for inspection by Tune Ushers EARLY 1. LIMITS SCOTCH LIMITS Ruyers of the first 100 homes sold in the Hidden GREEN STRIPE FIFTH TIMES Noted at the Royal Palm Polo Grounds polo game Sunday were, front row, Valley community will re- left to right, Mrs. Nathan Fitch, James Varone, Nathan Fitch; second row, SCOTCH BELL'S 4.49 VAT 69 4.69 BOURBON ceive farnilymemberships in left to right, Mrs. Ann Delaney, Mrs. James Varone and Raymond Backus.- CUTTY SASIK ,.5.75 DRURY'S 3.99 Hidden Valley Country Club, Kerry Koen Photo J & B 5.99 PEERS 3.69 DeBene said. The four mo- If dels which will go on display 469 AMBASSADOSt 4.69 JOHN BEGG 4.19 TFIFTH FIFTH June 1 will be priced from DE WAR'S 5.89 MANY, MANY 3 $11,990, he added with Reg. 6.95 USHER'S 4.69 Reg. 5.29 "many variations in eleva- WHITE HQStSi 5.29 MORE ON SALE! tion and floor plans" avai- SEAGRAMS 69 lable. SCHENLEY "We're not anticipating Blends QUms CANADIAN CLUB 3 this as a bustling, busy little OR TOWN CLUB community, " DeBene said. CARSTAIRS 3.99 "Tt is being deliberately IMPERIAL planned as a place to live CORBTS 3.99 SEAGRAM'S CALVERT leisurely and gracefully in a §CIN@ 3.99 'country club1 atmosphere THtiE FEATHl^S 3.99 v.o. (IMPORTED 8 year old; which has nothing artificial about it." PAtiC ^ TSiF©i@ S.99 1 Golden Wedding 3.99 99 QEC475; Barrow Retained PM 3.99 4 FIFTH Finest Canadian As 'Expediter' 8 YEAR OLD Retention of Emory J. FULL QUARTS BOURBONS FULL QUART Rarrow as "expediter" for new OLD wo mom wing construction at Bethes- VIRGINIA GENTLEMEN 4.99 da Memorial Hospital has FITZGERALD ECHO been authorized by the South- BARCLAY'S 3.99 SPUING eastern Palm Beach Hospital S. W. HARPER District Commission. JIM BEAM 4.69 SOUtSON OLD FORESTER The commission approved CABIN STILL 4.69 hiring Barrow, the former BELLOWS CLUB 4.69 49 commission chairman, at a Watching the polo game Sunday which was a benefit for St. Joan of Arc 99 salary of $400 per month. School were front row, left to right, William Day ST., the Rev. Thomas J. Cog- ANTIQUE 4.69 Reg. 6.25 Appointment followed a re- gin and the Rev. Paul Leo Manning; back row, left is Kathy Day, and right, reg 6.95 4 commendation by architect Betsy Kurzinger. -Kerry Koen Photo 4 SUNNY BROOK 4.69 Robert F. Blake. Barrow recently was hon- Engineer. VOTE MAY 8 FULL QUART FULL QUARTS ored in a resolution passed PUBLIC NOTICES Sectlon_Z_ That the coat of BOURBONS saTcTpavement shall be assess- Seagrams - Gilbeys by the hospital medical staff PUBLICNOTICE ed on a front footage basis FIFTH mmM which expressed its "thanks" The City Commission of the against property abutting upon Schenfey Gordons City of Boca Raton, Florida, at the improvement and that 100% WiflSfCiY for "all that he has done for a Regular Meeting held on April of the total cost of Installation WALKERS DELUX 4.19 Bethesda Memorial Hospital 17th, 1962, passed and adopted of the paving shall be home by the following Resolution No. such abutting property. A GOOD GINS 3.99 in the past. " 16-62 and has ordered that a SecUt>n._3j_ That the total cost G.T. STAGG 3.69 PUBLIC HEARING thereon be of the proposed installation of QUART BARCLAYS 3.79 held on May 8th, 1962, at 7:'O pavement is estimated at Three COUNTY 69 Sgosfrom Reports P.M. at the City Hall. Thousand Two Hundred Dol- I.W. HARPER 4.69 QUART CALVERT GIN 3.99 Jacob Heldt lars ($3,200.00). SectUmJ^ The method of pay- J acob Heldt, City~Cl erk QUART MILSHIRE 3.49 ment shall, be by assesBment of COMMISSIONER EARLY TIMES 3.59 3 Sales of $134,392 Publish: April 26th and May abutting property on a prorata QUART FLEISCHMANN'S3.89 3rd, 196 2 front footage basis. Property R L. Sjostrom, president Furnish Proof of Publication owners who do not pay in cash HAS THESE ROYAL 2.89 before the commencement of VERMOUTH Large of Sjostrom Automations, RESOLUTION NO. 16-62 FULL QUARTS Blends work may pay the lien assess- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Tnc., this week reported sales ments against their property in OLD TAYLOR 4.49 FLIISCHMANN'S PFD. 4.49MARTINI & ROSSI 1.99 COMMISSION OF BOCA RATON, five (5) equal annual install- FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR BELLOWS PARTNERS 4.69 of $134, 392. 82 and net ear- ments, together with interest NOILLY PRAT 1.99 THE PAVING OF NORTH WEST OLD FORESTER 4.49 nings of $28,544.45 equal to thereon at the rate of eight pen- Qualities FOURTH AVENUE AT WEST FOUR ROSES 4.79 STOCK 199 cent (8%) per annum, plus the 14 cents per share on 202,100 PALMETTO PARK ROAD ANCIENT AGE 3.69 overhead, legal and administra- SEAGRAM'S 7 Crown 4.69 CBNZANO 179 shares outstanding for the first NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- tive costs contingent upon the SOLVED BY THE CITY COM- creation of liens and assess- • HONESTY OLD CROW 3.69 RICCADONA 1.39 quarter of 1962. MISSION OF THE CITY OF ments. sjostrom pointed out that BOCARATON, FLORIDA: PASSED AND ADOPTED at a Section 1. The City Commis- regular meeting of the City • INTEGRITY sales for the first quarter of sion K"ereEy resolves and deter- Commission of Boca Raton, 1962 exceeded sales for the mines that it is necessary for Florida, on the 17th day of ONLY COLONIAL GIVES YOU EVERY BOTTLE OH SALE «*• the public safety and welfare April, 1962. • EXPERIENCE last three quarters of 1961. that paving be installed on CITY COMMISSION OF sjostrom Automations, fnc. Northwest 4th Avenue from the BOCA RATON South side of West Palmetto • PROGRESSIVENESS it T@@fe C@I#nInI Fn Hr#p TJ^ Prices H Putrpmize * "went public" in Augustl96l, Park Road Northly for approxi- By VJ^eoJ^Jox being a merger of Sjostrom mately 350 feet, in accordance Vice-Mayor m: €@l®mi®l tsmd Keep The Prices with the City specifications, ATTEST: • THRIFTINESS Machine Co. (established^ plans and cost estimates on S/ J acob Heldt 1880) and Everett Rubber Co. file in the office of the City • LEADERSHIP BOTTLED IN BOND The shares are traded over FULL QUA1T: HIRAM WALKER 10G PROOF BIG SPECIAL i the counter. Corporation ma- CORDIALS PARENTS! Read Every Word of • LOYALTY On All Imported CORIY'S PRIVATE nufactures labor-saving ma- BLENDED COFFEi chines for textile, curtain and This Message—if You Are Sincereiy BANANA Q69 drapery industries, etc. WINES CELLAR Concerned With YOUR OWN CHILD'S LAKE LYTAL WHISKER CRIME De MENTHE', %SF FIFTH Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doran ACADEMIC FUTURE! CS1ME B« CACAO returned recently from a two - SLOE GIN BOURBON You Need Af Least ANiSUTE week visit in Syracuse and Qualifies PiPPERMIN? HEUBLEIN'S Utica, N. Y. One School Board SCHNAPPS Member With An Public Notice AS THE BEST ROCK & RYE COCKTAILS Academic Background KUMMEL Public notice is hereby given CANDIDATE SLACKBERRY that the undersigned intends to Thousands ot parents realize that register with the Clerk of the our school board needs at least one APRICOT 2.99 FULL Circuit Court of palm Beach member with academic and teach- CHERRY County, Florida, pursuant to PEACH QUART Section 865.09, Florida Statutes ing background as well as adminis- KING SIZE DENMARK 1957, the fictitious name, to trative experience ... to better cope BRANDI1S SMIRNOFF wit HART APPLIANCE CORP. with the vital problems of teachers I am James K. Hart IMPORTED and students. Proper school system under which we are engaged in Vodka business at S07 N.E, 20th St. planning includes more than buying BEER 99 Cherry Publish: April 26, May 3, 10, land end building schools; it also 17, 1962. means academic advances to belter FIFTH 99 educate our children and prepare KIJAfA them for better job opportunities. 2 R.g. 5.35 As your only school board candi- 3 date with an qcademic background FULL LOANS that includes two degrees, with high- FULL QUARTS school and college-level teaching experience, end with business admin- RON RBCO 2 79 istration experience, IEONARD C. BROWN will be the watchdog of your QUART 199 child's academic future. LEONARD C. BROWN is sincerely concerned with CARSOCA $ GIN the education of your children and his own. Show your sincere interest by BOCA CH9CA Lytel Cooperates IMPORTED *25- 600 electing an experienced educator to your school board. With All Board Mem- BACARDI BRUGALOqq • SIGNATURE Graduate, Univ. of Georgia; Mailer of Science, f lorWn State Univcriiry. Aga 4J, mer-fad, I bears in Resolving Their 399 NAPOLEON FRENCH VV * children. Taoghl

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George Oliver (right foreground), No. 3 man for the Florida All Stars, backs the ball away from the boards in last Sunday's game at Royal Palm Polo Grounds. Reining to a quick stop is Harold Barry (left), No. 3 man for the Boca-Dallas team. The All Stars won an 11-9 victory in the last game of the season, played for the benefit of the St. Joan of Arc school. The Florida All Stars copped the victors' trophy in last Sunday's game at Royal Palm Polo Grounds. On hand for the presentation ceremony were, from left, Bill Mayer, George Oliver, Glen Hart, Miss Patricia Harvey who made the presentation, Bert Beveridge, captain of the winning team, and the Rev. Paul Leo Manning, pastor of St. Joan of Arc Church. The game was played as a benefit for the St. Joan School. Swimmers To Polo Season Ends With Unfavorable Weather Fails Meet Golfview Win for All Star Team 0F EVERYTHING MAINTENANCE To Halt Fish Sweepstakes The J.C. Mitchell Ju- Polo ended its season and drove three across in MORE COST-FREE, CARE-FREE CRUISING nior High School Swim- Tht bugaboo of boating it maintenance-and in ihs Kattern Despite unfavorable more of our weekly en- ming Team won two meets at the Royal Palm Polo the final minutes of play. tries are children. This it's trimmed to tht bon«. Tht new fiber glass hull gives long weather, the Boca Raton last week with victories Grounds here with a hard- Del Carroll scored two of lasting, quieter operation. Fiber glass hulls and decks in isam- Fishing Sweepstakes is week's drawing, a five over Boynton Beach Ju- fought game which saw his three goals in the last less-won't swell, thrink, or crack. Frequent painting is a 1hing attracting more entries foot casting rod, was won nior High School and Ri- the Gold Coast All Stars period and Harold'Barry of the past—your rUtterni is "w»sh 'n wip«"-1hat's »li, «ll over, daily and good catches by Russell Greene of drive to an 11-9 victory drove one across, which, . . .And you can say goodbyt ts leaks, dry rot, loose fastenings, viera Junior High School. rust and corrosion. are reported by many Boca Raton. In the meet with Boyn- over Boca-Dallas. with another from more participants. ton Junior High, the Bob- George Oliver led the than 60 yards out during We'd be delighted to have you come aboard anS Soffbali Play the fifth chukker, gave The lead has remained cats won a close finish scoring in a game which see for yourself — the incomparable features of steady in Boca's Fishing by the score of 89 to 75. saw some of the finest him two goals for the Sweepstakes as far as To Start Mon. Winning first places in team action this season. game. the Ijatteras -41 and 34. the boat and bridge divi- A five-team Slow Pitch the different events were, Oliver knocked four Captain Don Beveridge sions, but it has changed Softball League will open Dick Marshall, Bob through the uprights, two scored once in the second welch marine, inc. several times in the fresh play on Monday evening, Haynes, Dennis Iishleman, of them in the fifth chuk- chukker on a pass from PIER 66 FT, LAUDERDALE water division. April 30, at 7:30 p.m. Lindy Nolan, Carol Welch ker when he picked up Del Carroll and Russ Fire- JA 3-9644 Now in the lead is A.K. Wentworth Plastering and and members of the girls the ball close-in and stone drove two across. Fleming of Barnegat the Boca Independents and boys relay teams. drove it across. Light, New Jersey, who will have the honors for In the contest against Bert Beveridge chalked FUSSY landed an eight pound 14 the first game at 7:30 at Riviera, the Bobcats up two scores for the All about ounce, 24%" long large- Memorial Park. The sec- scored heavily. .. Final Stars, one on a fifth chuk- IMC mouth bass, using a black ond game of the evening score was Bobcats 109 - ker' run from mid-field your car? gollywhomper on six pound matches Deerfield Beach Riviera 52. Winning first' which took him all the FRANK COULSON - line. vs Teen Town. places in the meet were way across the line and Second place went to The Summer League will Bob Haynes, Dick Mar- another in the sixth chuk- Bill Huff with his four and shall, Dave Forsythe, ker when Boca-Dallas Get the right muffler play a total of 60 games. was pressing hard. Bill for your make and three-quarter pound bass. Dennis Ushleman, Jean The only change in the Hewey, Kathy A very, Mayer scored three times model of car installed bridge division was Jerry Junior Ball League and Glen Hart added two - RAMBLER Carol Welch, and both by an expert in just Hufft's 17 pound 11 ounce Is Organized Here relay teams. to the tally. Dealer snook moving in to third To date the Bobcats Trailing 10 to six at the 15 minutes place, replacing J.W. Mc- The Boca Raton Junior show a 2 won - 1 lost start of the final chukker, Gee of Pompano, who had Baseball League, for boys Boca-Dallas pressed hard at your record losing only to DELRAY BEACH a 15 pound snook. 13-15, was officially orga- Delray Junior High School. The children are getting nized at a meeting Monday The Bobcats are working "T" BALL a tremendous bang from night at the Community hard to make a good show- The first call for "T" -^Complete Body SERVICE the weekly part of the Building. ing in the Palm Beach ball players will be contest, going to any ex- Elected president was County Swimming Meet made Saturday, May 5, and Paint Shop SPECIALISTS tremes to get a fish to Carl Feddern, with Helen May 5. when the 6, 7 and 8 year enter. Fifty per cent or Bedell, secretary; Fred Yesterday the Bobcats old boys are slated to ' Mr large Selection of New 1962 Greene, treasurer, and traveled to Delray for a register for the Satur- Women to Practice Dick Heidgerd, players meet with Delray and day morning league. agent. Registration will be Buicks and Ramblers First practice for all Boynton. The four team league Friday the Bobcats held at Memorial Park HIGHEST 213 H. Fed. Hwy. Delray Beach, Fia. Midas mufflers ara girls and women interest- will open a 12 game at 9 a.m. Information ed in playing Softball will meet Gulfview Junior GUARANTEED for ^ schedule May 15 at High School at 6 p.m. at can be obtained by call- TRADE-INS! Telephone CR 8-3292 be held next Wednesday Memorial Park. ing the Recreation De- long as you own your car. evening, May 2, 7:30 p.m. the Howard Park Pool in Teams will be chosen West Palm Beach. partment. at Memorial Park. this Saturday afternoon POMPAMO 31ACH A four team league is at 1 p.m. at Memorial Sal Matteis, Ben Leknis- planned with games being 1484 South Federal Park. All boys who will kas, and Bob Golden. One played each Wednesday not turn 16 on or before additional team manager 942-3023 evening. For further infor- Aug. 1 of this year are is being sought. Two spon- mation call the Recreation eligible to play. sors have joined the lea- Department at 395-1135. Team managers include: gue. They are: The Po- lice Benevolent Associa- tion and the Firefighters Benevolent Association. Two other sponsors will be needed to complete the four team league.

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... SLACKS By: Reid Simmons SPONSORED ... SPORT SH!RTS „• Dan Borgioli BY In • a quick look around ... SWIM SHORTS the" world, we, see that BOCA RATON British. TV is a two- DIVISIONS * BOAT • ... WALKING SHORTS channel proposition - CHAMBER of BBC and ITV, a commer- ABRIDGES BANK (Salt) .".. KNIT SHIRTS cial affair. BBC doesn't COMMERCE go on the air until 10 in * FRESH WATER the morning and is off and JAYCEES rather early by our stand- ards, at 11 p.m. The sec- BIG PRIZES ond channel doesn't get All Drastically Reduced under way until 2:15 in j the afternoon and is off REGISTER 1HY FISH ... for EACH DIVISION Many h Price. the air nine hours later. WEEKLY AWARDS $45 WORTH The Japanese have a OF TACKLE formula which parents in 1st. PRIZE our part of the world to be made from $27.50 WORTH might find worthy of con- 2nd. PRIZE OF TACKLE sideration - they don't Registration Lists $15.00 WORTH allow the youngsters to 3rd. PRIZE OF TACKLE settle down in front of • Size of Fish the tube until their home- Register and Weigh your Fish at. . work is done. Makes No Something else worthy Difference of consideration is a call Weekly BOCA TACKLE SHOP to SOUTHERN TV INC. *3 to $5 Awards OPEN when your TV set is in 451 £. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-0969 need of expert attention. FRIDAY Big trouble or small, our The Following Firms are Co-Sponsors of FISHING SWEEPSTAKES experienced technicians RESORT EVENING will return your set to W.T. GRANT LEWIS BHOS. CO. WESTERN AUTO THF. WINFIFI.n R ami D COMPANY HAEDWARF mm. peak performance. Count ASSOCIATE STORE CARD and GIFT POOL SFKVICF, INC. on quality wort. at Fifth Avenue Plaza J72E. Boca Baton Rd. Boca Raton SHOP 395-0422 395-2442 Shopping Center 334 N. Fed. I'w.v. SOUTHERN TV INC., 479 N. F. 20 St. 395-5757 DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON 1927 No. Federal High- 395-2322 395-2949 way. Phone 395-4GCG. Thursday, April 26,1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7A It is a busy household at ALTERATIONS APARTMENTS FOK RENT the home of Mr. and Mrs. DRESSMAKING, Altera- HONES FOR SALE GRIFFIN Fay Rhoode. They have as FURNISHUD 1 bedroom, tions, all types of Sewing 1 bath apt. Boca Raton News Classified their guests Miss Sally Kinn- by experienced Seam- FLOORING CO. allyofCortland, N. Y., Mrs. 2 bedroom, 2 bath apt. stress. Call 395-5275. Ph. 395-0979 'Griffin Has The Floor" BeulahHauser, Groton, w.Y., (486-5B) HOMES FOR RENT LOTS FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE Mrs. I.ucy Huey, Washington, UNFURNISHED 3bedroom, TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES 2 bath n. r., and Mr. and Mis. UNFURNISHED 2 bed- BUILDING lots for sale in 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. VINYL Lawrence Spooner of Syra- WILL take one or two 395-0979 room, 1 bath, closed ga- beautiful Country Club Vil- room. Split-level, one CORK cuse, N. Y. passengers to Southern (135-22B) rage. Fla. rm. walk to lage. Phone 395-1818 or block off Intra-coastal. Mass, or Rhode Island. beach & town. $110. per stop at office at entrance. Sacrifice, $19,500. Ph. Share expenses. Referen- EFFICIENCY Apts. yearly RUBBER lease, $75. a month. Park mo. yearly. Ph. 395-5151 LOT 17, Blk. 14, Carrib- 395-5151 or 395-0655. A. LEO VOLLMER ces. Boca Raton, Ph. or 395-0655. (45-20Btf) (975-18Etf) 395-2970. (137-22P) Vue Apts. centrally locat- bean Keys, Boca Raton. FORMICA Dentist ed in downtown Boca Ra- Sea Wall is in. $5,500. AUTOS FOR SALE ton, at 111 Boca Eaton 4 BEDROOM, 3 baths, cash. Write J.E. Mclntosh, CLCSE Cut, assume SANDING announces the opening of partially furnished, near in tg. last 3/3 models his new office Good Fri- 1952 FORD, Real Cheap, Rd. Call 395-4327 or 395- Rt. 6, Box 185, Battle day Morning in the Dental 5535. (980-21B) Intra Coastal. Reasonable Creek, Michigan. (139- garage, porch, many fea- FINISHING BARGAIN. Contact by sublet. Ph. 395-2864. tures. Caroline Homes, suite, 5th Ave. Shopping phone, Boca 395-4197 22, 23, 24B) Plaza. FURNISHED, spacious 2 (124-22B) 1281 N.W. 7th St. Ph. FREE ESTIMATES after 6 p.m., any day. CHOICE lot in Bermuda 395-0753 or WE 3-9391. Telephone 395-1198 bed. 2 bath, ]ge.living din- REAL ESTATE 118 N. Federal Hwy. (106-22.23P) FOR TRABE OR SALE Square, N.Z. 10th St. be- (971-18Etft ing area, G.E. Kitchen, tween 4th & 5th Aves. CE 8-1210 1958 Pontiac, 2 dr. Sedan. washer-dryer. Pool. In 2-BUSINESS Jots facing 117x100'. Sewer assess- SACRIFICE Clean. $900. 395-0277. Boca Raton choice resi- Gulf of Mexico at St. (112-22,23B) ment paid in full, under DUPLEX - 269 N.W. 2nd dential section. May- George Island, Franklin $5,000. Tel. 399-1021. October. Call Louis D. Ave. and 'GET IT FROM KOHL" 1956 CADILLAC, full County, Fla., adjoining (918-16,17,18,19B) 3 bedroom, 2 bath, at 2701 power, $500. Ph. 395-5555 Palmer, c/o J. Stuart proposed $100,000. Casi- • ARTIST SUPPLIES Robertson Assoc. Inc., N.Z. 2nd Ave. (136-22B) or can be seen at 3419 no, value $7000. VAirrFrONT lot in N.E. 4th Ave. Across from 395-3294, 395-3137. (130- 1 RESIDENTIAL lot, » OFFICE SUPPLES 22B) exclusive "Cove" 5th 2 bedroom home, central Lake Rogers Isles. (119- 100x150 - 1 block off the Section Lot 11, block 56. gas heat, awning win- • GIFTS 22B) FURNISHIED Apt. across beach with rights - $3000, lQO'xllS1 with seawall., dows, Fla. room, screen- - 1/3 cash, balance 5 1960 T-BIRD, 22,000 from Golf Course in new Owner needs some cash, ed patio, $13,000. 3419 Artist of the Week duplex. Light, clean, airy, years, OR WILL TRADE Vill sacrifice, 3P9-33P2. N.Z. 4th Ave. across from miles, full-power, excel- Finest beach on West lent condition, original GZ kitchen, TV. 343 Z. (875-15,16,17, Lake Rogers Isles. Ph. Royal Palm Rd. (995-19E Coast of Fla. Improve- 395-5555. (60-20B) KAY FRAIN owner. Priced $200. below ments in - over 50 homes market. $2,395. 395-3287. tf) N.W. Corner 27th Ct. and now built. Will trade for 25thlerrace. App. 92x100. NEW Ige. 2/2 with ga- (92-21B) FURN, or unfurn. 1 bed-property in Boca Raton, rage, porch, central heat, room apt. Also efficiency. lo close affairs, much less Ray Kohl 1961 CADILLAC, White, Delray or Boynton Beach. than cost. Ph. 941-5580. Ige. dining-rm; value EeautiM location, con- 123 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton 4-dr. Sedan, factory air- Write Box J, $Boca Raton (35-20,21,22E) $17,800. Quick sale Phone 395-1300 venient. 101 NW Pine News. (91-21P) $14,800. 680 N.W. 12th power windows, seat belt, Circle, Ph. 395-4567. etc. One owner. A beauty Ave. Ph. 395-0753 or C18-19Etf) REAL ESTATE Royal Oak Hills WE 3-9391. (972-18'Etf) LOST AND FOUND WANTED TO BUY and a bargain. Ft. Laud- FOR RENT OR SALE erdale. JA 3-8046. (134- Wanted Clean Used 1000 TRADING STAMPS Furnished or unfurnished Beautiful, Cor. Lot. MAKE iAN GF.FEK LOST Saturday, Round 22B) FREE WILL SACRIFICE FOE Braided Gold bracelet, in HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 bedr. 1 bath, Florida With many native oak and Will Pay Top- Prices ROOMS FOR RENT to NEW tenants with this room - 12x27 Screened palm trees. Any model QUICK SALE. BEAUTI- Royal Palm Shopping ad. Stamps given weekly porch. 201 N.E. 28th St. FUL 2 bedroom, 1 bath Center, Boca Raton, or Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 Large Room, Private home may be built on this Duke Home Furnishings bath & entrance. North thereafter with the pay- 395-4090. (66-21,22,23, lot. Owner ill, will sell home in Chatham Hills. Deerfield Cove area. 321 N.E. 28th Rd. Tel. 2301 N. Dixie Highway, Boca. CR 6-5129. (107- ment of your rent. 24B) below present cost. Small Reward - Sentiment. EF.FIC. $10.00 to 12.50 395-2G47, evenings and Ph. 395-5208. (138-22P) Pompano 22.23B) UNFURN. 2-bdr, 2 bath, CALL 395-1183 Buy - Sell - Trade 1 bdrm. $13.50 - 18.75 week-ends. (925-17Btf) BLUE & Yellow Parakeet SMACK in town center, 2 Fla. room, central heating. (75-21B) (470-4,5,6,7B) 2 bdrm. $15.00 - 21.25 Reasonable. 3543 NW 2nd answers to "Buster" blocks from P.O. Federal including utilities. Near HOMES FOR SALE ~ $1,000. BELOW COST vicinity of Winfield Park. Hwy. & shopping area. Ave. To see pick up key BY Owner, Corner lot, HELP WANTED playground, schools & at 3667 NW 2nd Ave. Talks. Our pet, please re- Large room w/separate shopping. NEAR NEW HIGH School new 3 bedroom, 2 bath turn. Reward. Call 395- TURRET Lathe opera- bath and entrance. Very T465-3Btf) I1/' year old 3 bedroom 2 house, storm awnings tors - Must have experi- quiet. $12.50 weekly. Garden Apartments 2098, Holz. (76-21P) 290 W. Palmetto Park Rd. FURN. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, bath, garage, large screen- See at 100 Kingsbridge ence on short run aircraft Ph. 395-1453. (126-22Btf) closed garage, convenient ed porch. Original cost St., Hoc a Eaton. (999-19- parts. (111-22B) Tel. 395-5549 DARK brown wallet, lost LARGE nicely furnished (5-19Etf) to beach, shopping & post $18,500. Quick sale $16,- 22E) vicinity between Pik-Quik 500. 1225 NW 7 St. Boca TWO First class Machin- w/twin beds, private WAREHOUSES office. See at 400 NE 4th and Boca Harbour. Finder ists, 40 years old or bath & entrance, refrig. St. Yearly rental if de- Raton 395-4059. (114-22B) NICE 2 bedroom home. keep money but please re- younger, must have own $12. per week. 434 Man- 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. sired. (44-20B) LOW DOWN PAYMENT 221 N.W. 10th St., Boca turn all papers, etc. CR 8- tools, good steady year chester St; across from ceilings, 3 10x12 over- ONLY two left, immedi- Raton. Handy to every- 1052. (123-22B) 'round job. Apply in Caribbean Keys, after 5 pm. head doors, separate off- ATTENTION ate occupancy to qualified where. Priced to sell MISCELLANEOUS for SALE person, no phone calls. (83-21B) ice 12x15, 2 toilets. Prac- Contractors & Engineers buyer. Near new high quick, When the Univer- Sjostrom Automation, Inc; tically new building. 100' HIGHWAY Frontage, school, split level, 3 bed- sity is built, price will 2 - 6 ft. rods, 60 reels 134 N.W. 16th St., Boca APARTMENTS FOR RENT Plenty of windows, cen- deep, building, for lease room, 2 bath. Ph. 395-0265. go up. See owner next with line. Ph. 399-0495. Raton. (85-21Btf) UNFURNISHED apt. Win-trally located. Ph. JA 4- by year. See J.C. Mitchell (133-22Btf) door. (36-20Etf) (109-22B) field Park, 2179 NE 2nd 7813. (238-47Btf) & Sons, 22 South Federal $$$ Can be YOURS Ave. 2 bedr. stove, refrig. Hwy., Boca Raton. Phone NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath OWNER transferred. Sacri- SOFA BED, convertible OFFICES FOR RENT home central heating, bed chair, odd chair — A few hours spent in Ph. 395-5577. (127-22B) 395-4711. (99-2 IB) fice $2500. below cost, friendly conversation show- Office Space on Federal city sewers, extra lge. Waterfront, 3 bdr; 2 baths, lamptables, lamps, heat- Efficiency & 3 room apt. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE lot, built-in range & ers. Rattan book case. ing Avon will provide a Highway, close to down screened enclosed pool, good income. Write P.O. Week, month or year. town area. Reasonable, 39 corner acres on canal oven, lge. screened porch, central heating & air con- Boca Raton 395-3054. Down town area. Reason- no closing costs, price O10-22B) Box 1101, W. Palm Beach, week, mo. or year. Phone just off Military Trail ditioning, beautifully Fla. Give street & phone able. Phone Mr. Small, Mr. Small, 395-3141. West of Boynton. Sacrifice $14,000. 1199 West Pal- landscaped, underground NEW Wo of Bug, 6x9, Gold. number. (105-22B) 395-3141. (121-22B) (120-22B) $1675 acre. No brokers. metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395-sprinkler system. Locat- Phone 395-5269. (103- Terms. Phone Delray 278- 1818. (594-8B) ed on canal, priv. dock, 22B) SITUATIONS WANTED SPACIOUS, 1 bedroom, FOR Lease—Professional 1754before 8:30or after 5. office space, 40 S.E. 7th Waterfront home, 3 bed- in Boca Harbour. Priced Picture Frames, all types, WHITS woman wishes elec. kitchen, quiet loca- (132-22B) at $25,000. See at 725 tion, will furnish. 395- St. Duplex, Modern, con- room, 2 bath, G.E. kit- all sizes, mats, also housework by the day. chen, central heat, almost N.E. 71st St. Ph. CR 8- weathervanes, post signs, Ph. 395-0991. (104-22B) 3287. (93-21B) venient, reasonable. Off RETIRED? street parking. Oryal Had- new, first $25,000, low 2044. (40-20Btf) American flags, Jennings If you are retired but notdown payment. 5698 Keys Picture Framing, 110 E. COOKING, light cleaning, ONE & Two furnished bed- ley Realtor, 400 E. Pal- care for children. Best room apts. Also, an Effi- metto Pk. Rd. phone 395- tired you will be interest- Drive, Caribbean Keys, BARGAIN! Boca Raton Rd. Tel. ed in buying this four unit Boca (South). Phone Del- LOOK over 3 bdr, 2 bath 395-1660. (667-lOBtf) references. Day and ciency. Cool & comfort- 2244. (113-22B) evenings. Boca. Call 399- able, monthly or yearly apartment in Deerfield ray 278-1754. (131-22B) house at 2701 N.W. 2nd ADORABLE Toy Poodles, 2087 after 6 p.m. (74-21B) EU SIN ESS Space avail- Beach; walking distance Ave. Boca Woods, then rates reasonable. 395-0339. to the beach and to shop- Boca Club Estates Sec. 1 A.K.C. excellent Pedi- (86-21Btf) able. Suitable for office New luxury home — nowcall Owner and make off- gree- 6M- weeks old, Black SERVICES AVAILABLE or active business. 20x40. ping area. Live in one — er. Must be sold this rent the other three. Lo- available under replace- IS) - 2 Male & 1 Female. 399- PROMPT T.V. Repairs. Fev 2 BedR. & 2 baths $85. per mo. Located at ment cost. 3 bedrooms, 3 month. Ph. 395-0979. 3500 after 5 p.m. 395-0771. furnished or unfurnished. 148 N.W. 13th St. Ph. cation keeps them rented!! (38-20Btf) No Service call charge if Let us show you. baths, maid's room and O (64-21,22B) TV cannot be repaired,at One with private bath & 395-18 28 between 8:30 bath, near beach and ca- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE your home. DIAL 395-5246, entrance. Fear shopping a.m. and 4 p.m. (34-20,21 bana club, club member- GOLD Coast Exchange _B) has for sale, fine used Adams TV & Radio Ser- center & beach. 40 S.E. ship available. Excep- HAVE: Connecticut Sum- Womens and Girls cloth- vice. (129-22,23, 24B) 7th St., Poca. (603-lOEtf) HOMES FOR RENT 20 S.E. 1st Ave. tional baths in size and mer Shore Cottage WANT: Florida property ing, also Prom dresses 3 B3DR00MS, 2 baths, Boca Raton, Fla, arrangement. Lot 100x135', reasonably priced, Anti- MODERN GRINDING FUEN. 1 bdr. apt. Also, 395-4044 room for pool. 3,600 sq. SERVICE partially furnished, screen- HUTZLER REALTY ques, Bric-a-Brac. Also Efficiency. Spacious, (122-22B) ft. in house. Will accept 802 N. Fed. at N.Z. 6 St. ed Fla. rm, built in bar- lot in trade. Inspect and 420 N. Federal taken on consignment. comfortable. Week, month beque, across from J.C. LOTS FOR SALE Boca 395-1923 1807 Sample Rd. "across WE SHARPEN: or year, reasonable. El make offer. Owner must Knives Shears Mitchell School. $135. a from Shoppers Haven" Mar Apts; 4300 N.W. 3rdmo. 395-3860. (125-22B) VERY desirable residen- leave soon. Open daily 10 (upstairs) Pompano Beach, Carpenter and Garden Tools Ave. 395-2596. (958-17E) tial lots in Boca Raton AM to 5 PM. Owner P. Specials Ph. 942-0240. (117-22,23B) Saws — Rotary Blades 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths, ga- Hills sub. All improve- Wilhite, 1290 Spanish Riv- (28-20Btf) FURNISHED Beach apart- rage, unfurn. $135. per ments paid. Low initial er Road. Phone 395-3638. 150 Feet A1A - Zoned R4 NIAGARA Thermo-Cyclo- ments yearly from $60. a (115-22B) Motel —Co-op — Corner Lot BOATS month-or 2 bdr; 1 bath ga- payment. Balance easy 1 Block from Public Beach pad heat and massage month. Thomas P. Nolan, rage, for $110. per mo. monthly payments. Write Broker. 395-3838. (128- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Sale Price - 200 Front Foot pad, time-intensity con- MAKE OFFER- See these houses to appre- Box 651, Boca Raton, F'la. Compare this — It's good trol, gold color, new ctm- One of the finest hulls 22B) ciate. 395-5151or395-0655. or call WH 1-0613. (536- HEY- dition. Sacrifice. $95.00. ever built for Ocean Fish- SERVICES AVAILABLE (116-22Btf) 7-14B) 386 SW 2nd St., Boca Ra- ing. 24* Prigg, hard top, LOOK ME OVER ! ! ! Zoned Business ton, 395-0371. (68-21B) Chrysler 115 HP., fishing SERVICES AVAILABLE SERVICES AVAILABLE Downtown Boca Raton - 2 well, fighting chair, out- Tam a LOT in Boca Raton SCREEN REPAIRS Estates Unit No. 1 - lOOx Bed House on 50 foot lot Anyone interested in riggers, cushions, life Front Screen Doors zoned business. Property belts, etc. See it. Call 150' - 89,750 . . . That's weight loss or cholesterol Installed right ONLY $9,750 wili alone worth sale price. 399-1760. Ft. Lauderdale. SMALL $9500 levels should be interest- DELRAY SCREEN SPRINKLER SUPPLIES buy me. Call or see ED ed in SAFFLOWER OIL. (108-22B) HOME REPAIRS SCHROEDER, your man at JACK A. BENSON If you are, phone CR 8- ' PETS Boca 395-3938 100% POLYETHYLENE PLASTIC PIPE M.N. WEIP & SONS, Inc. Reg. Real EsL Broker 3128 (Delray) for free Price Per 100 Ft. Realtors 503 E. Palmetto Park Road home delivery of SAF- SIAMESE Kittens - Pure •Painting 'A in. $3.45 1% in. $12.45 999 S. Fed. Hwy. as Camino Real 395-1683 bred. $15.00. 434 Man- Your HOOV1H Boca Ratnn. Phone 305-4000 FLOWER OIL capsules • Repairs 'A in. $4.95 Wi in. $15.95 with 5 mg Vitamin BQ. chester St. Evenings or Vacuum Dealer $7.45 2 in. $23.95 100 - $ 1.59 daytime Ph. 395-5555. * Bags tor all Makes # Cement Work 250 - $ 3.85 (118-22B) IN RIVIERA SECTION 500 - $ 7.50 FEDERAL ?¥ English Bred Tiny Silver FREE ESTIMATES Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home 1000 - $13.50 Toy Poodle. Will deliver 6205 N. Fed. CR8-2888 (77-21B) Easter morning. Boca Any Time DA* or NIGHT between Intracoastal and ocean. 395-2251. (56-20Btf) free Sprinkler System Estimates HUNDREDS and Hundreds SHIP Quality and Service Guaranteed This exceptionally well built and well kept of TOP VALUE STAMPS Call 395-1797 home has large living-room with wall to wall car- for anything of value that BEAUTIFUL YOUR CAR HOME NATIONAL peting, gas log fire place with mantle, dining- will fit in your car. House- SIAMESE KITTENS FOR ONLY 24HQUglSE8lVg€I SfVtftt&tt* S Well gtmiic* room, Florida room, large kitchen. wares, good used clothing, Ija M. W. 13th ST. — BOCA RATOH. FLA. Seal Point $75 Boca Ititon's Olitest Well ami Sprlnklor Kim The 1/2 bath and utility room off kitchen. men's, women's, children, ALLAN & YORK Phone 395-1828 bedspreads, drapes, toys, Championship Stock Bonded & Insured Drivers The 2 bedrooms with large closet space each Delray For Information Call Affair 4 PJH. Call 393-5434 radios, clocks, furniture, Phone CR 6-4856 have individual air-conditioners. brie a brae, etc. THJE Boca Raton Travel Large garage with worlds pf pantry and storage LYKE-NU SHOP, 1543 .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 395-1414 We are pleased to Announce that space, also has enclosed shower. Good space for No. Dixie Hwy., Pompano. Cadillac or Lincoln. The grounds are in excellent Open April 16th. (30-23P1 TITANO Accordions © Screened Rooms e Re- SIDNEY H. SUTTON shape both lawn and shrubs. OFFICES FOR RENT i}aldwin andLowrey Organs modellng-Carportes « Flor- and Pianqs — Rentals ida Booms « carporte en- executive accountant has become associated with us This home can be bought OH, so RIGHT and closures • patios e con- in our new Boca Raton Branch Office. with terms TOO. Furnished or unfurnished. Boca's Best crete Driveways » Gene- Open Week Day 10 am-6pm ral Contractor # FHA SZE IT Business Address Monday 10 am-9pm Terms * All work guaran- * Store, office or teed a Licensed and Insur- N. Frank Love & Associates CONN C CURRY, Realtor desk space at WEBSTER MUSIC STUDIOS ed a Free Estimates * Free 164 East Boca Raton Road fl* 473 N.E. 20th Street 131 N.E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton 395-3839 Phone 395-3314 - 3869 reasonable rentals Boca Raton 395-3935 plans 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. professional instruction WM. C. PROWE, BUILDER Bookkeeping & Accounting Service Phoiw 39B-B75O on all instruments 740 Aurelia St. 395-2789 Member Florida Accountants Association 8A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 26, 19A? 'Candidates Night' Draws Crowd Turner Returns From State Meet Local Women Win 4 Awards A "standing room only" headquarters this week. The Junior Woman's Mrs, Joseph* Kozdeba, crowd attended the "Meet President Eugene J. Harold A. Turner re- Club of Boca Raton re- president and Mrs. Lee the Candidates Night" at Tyldsley, after opening turns today from the State ceived four awards dur- Lawson, delegate from the Boca Raton Demo-' the meeting, turned the School Board Association ing the Florida Federa- the local Junior club cratic Organization Inc. chair over to City Com- meeting in Miami with tion of Women's Club's represented Boca Raton. missioner Joe DeLong* fresh ideas for improving convention. Junior Ses- MR. FKFT SHOP sion in Tampa Tuesday. 102 N.W. 13th Street A "Pot-Luck" affair the Palm Beach County Air Patrol Starts Here Small Appliance Repair will be held at Headquar- School system. With more than 100 *. Lawn Mower Sharpening clubs competing, the A meeting of persons ters Sunday. Serving will interested in forming a lo- * Saw Filing be from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Turner, who is a direc- Boca Raton Juniors took * Light Lathe Work tor in the state associa- second place in the Fine cal unit of the Civil Air SHOP & HOME SERVICE Arts Department; an hono- Patrol will be held at - Phone 395-362$ - VOTE MAY 8 tion, and vice-chairman 7:30 p.m. May 4 at the of the county school rable mention in Interna- tional Affairs division; an Chamber of Commerce board, said Wednesday Bldg. on North Federal that "there is no question award for 100 per cent member participation in highway. In addition to our school system is one the cancer test project, both male and female of the state's very best; and an award for 100 per adults, boys and girls Some of his old and new customers to equally there is no ques- cent member participa- between the ages of 14 tion but what we are go- tion in the Junior's polio and 18 are eligible .to' csme and meet his associate, Mr. Adair ing to make improvements immunization project. join as c adets. (Ade) Harp at at the Orchid Square and great progress. The police department came to the rescue of Mrs. E. G. Forester Saturday "In this fast moving Building facing Royal Palm Shopping when her car wheel became lodged in the FEC crossing at Camino Real. The world," Turner said, "we flashing red light of the police car stopped an oncoming train until the auto must take every step, could be moved from the tracks.—Kerry Koen Photo commensurate with sound GRANULAR ADE SAYS: business and financial policy, to insure that our "You don't pay anymore to gel the school children are pre- pared and trained for the best haircut." Mm RECREATION WHIRL kind of world they will soon be facing." CLOSED MONDAYS THRU NOVEMBER BY BEVERLY RUSSING The Roca Raton Teen- Age perhaps a bit of entertain- Tonight in West Palm renter has been asked to be ment. There is always a Beach Turner will attend PtftNtfOOD Want to watch recreation a special meeting called the first guests to appear on little time left over for you mnmmmmammmmm • • ' LEO'S BARBER SHOP whirl? Just tune your TV to a new series called "Let's card enthusiasts, T hear there by the county dental asso- Channel 5 at 5p.m. this Sa- rtance" -- and they can are plans afoot for a banquet ciation to consider ways ftffiffi Up To Twice As Much turday night, April 28, and really fill the bill. For those the latter part of way. "on't and means of increasing I Green-up Nitrogen As 207 SI. First Ave. Phone 395-9978 watch Boca Raton's Teen- of you who have never gotten miss the opportunity to par- dental education among agers in action. around to visiting the ("enter ticipate with this active the children. Ordinary Fertilizer on a Saturday night, this is group. Turner will represent a golden opportunity to see "Play Ball!" That's the the board. A Boca Raton these wonderful kids in action. watch word around the Re- A Genuine Vigor© dentist. Dr. Edwin Korn- You are invited lo a Ry the way, they also have creation Department these their picture in the new "TV days. Jim Rutherford and blue, is a member of the 50-LB. BAG $]79 SNEAK Preview of Guide". Mike steele are reading the county committee which is You don't have to be first schedule for a busy season. sponsoring the meeting. WALTERS to win' This is especially true in the case of the Twi- CHIROPRACTIC PHYSIC5AN KNOX HOMES lighters. You can join them Some of the ailments that respond favorably to anytime and win for yourself chiropractic care are: a marvelous evening of fun ARTHRITIS SCIATICA no .IBEDTTUAil iodels NOW OPEI and entertainment and meet ASTHMA LUMBAGO **•»• ALBsKI itiAU NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St., Orchid Square some of the finest people T EPILEPSY ALLERGIES Boca 395-5221 499 N. Federal Highway Phone 395-566? * FHA a CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ever knew. This Saturday night they • SIDEWALKS a SEWERS will have one of their already famous "Pot Luck Suppers". * LOW DOWN PAYMENT All you have to do is bring your own place setting and a 2F0 S. W. 4TH. STREET covered dish and . 50. Time is6^30p.m. ... Place:Com- Planning A New Car (Near St. Joan of Arc Church and School) munity Building. Tust talked to Gertrude Devereaux and See The House With The BONUS Room learned that meat loaf will be furnished. For Your Summer Vacation? On the agenda, also, will I be a business meeting, and

We Wish To Take This Opportunity To Thank Hotel, Motel, Apartment Owners, And Local Folks For Another Successful Season. Finance Your Summer Vacation Or Your New Car WE WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER AS USUAL AND HOPE At TO HAVE YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT. Open Friday Eves 5 to 7 Phone 395-2300 WE WILL ALSO CONTINUE TO OFFER OUR EXCELLENT CATERING SERVICE. BOCA RATON The CAPTAINS TABLE COVE YACHT BASIN The Restaurant NATIONAL Deerfiield Beach Mac/e F'amous by On CAMINO REAL Our Guests BANK DIAL 399-4000 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BOCA RATON NEWS

SECTION B Thurs., April 26, 1962 Page 1 Crowds estimated at about 1500 turned out for the annual City Easter Egg Hunt. Sponsored and paid for by the Boca Raton Teen Age Center, the hunt in- volved boiling and coloring 3600 eggs - and then hid- ing them in the wee hours f of last Saturday morning. EJ Some 50 teen agers partic- ipated in the project. Proceeds of the Teen ; Center's Spring Bazaar — which also involved a con- siderable amount of work by the teens - support the egg hunt and other Teen Center projects.

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Grysubficher Artist Supplies , --4.' Oil Paints - Brushes Canvas Stretchers Water Colors Drawing Boards Canvas ((all sizes) Other Necessary Supplies lPU>LUCITf Wall Paint "Lucite" is the new, different wall paint that's made double-thick to go on Complete frTt double-quick. Just open the L1BBEY JtlJ can and start to paint. No GLASSES stirring required. It's clean, it's OFF LIST easy, it's quick. And it dries PRICE to a beautiful dull-flat finish • .*, WHEREVER YOU LIVE ^FERTILIZER /-, a? YOU CAN CONTINUE TO DO ?.'. \ 30% ORGANIC HIIROGEH YOUR BANKING HERE . . . Plus all essential Minerals BANK-BY-MAIL ... WE WILL 100 lb. in 2~5O Sb. Bags .-..'*,? PAY THE POSTAGE BOTH WAYS. f COMPLETE LINE OF WALLPAPER and PAINTS REDUCED PRICES Phone 395-0155 NITA'S Beauty Salon Air Conditioned 21st at Dixie Hwy. 172 E. §@c@ i«f@n t@csd 39S-2443 WINFIELD PARK

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k 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 26, 1962 Boca Raton, announce the T birth Ofa daUghter, Giselle Mr. and Mrs. Louis le- Ivonne, born at Holy Cross turmyof540K p. nth Street, Hospital. WOMEN when Beatrice Laadry, Editor TURN TO THE FIRM BEST QUALIFIED Krautwald of Deerfield Beach. All told, five genera- AROUND the Town tions will gather at the ' inBOCAJJATON with bea landry home of the Ray Kraut- women's editor walds. The McQuades plan to Now that the Lenten season is over, local hosts spend two weeks in Flor- Europe From Port Everglades and hostesses are dreaming up new ideas for social ida, one in Deerfield 17 Sailings Between gatherings. Beach and one week in With the friendly residents, and visitors, in this Boca Eaton at the home May 3 and Oct. 3, 1962 community, no one needs much of a reason for a of Agnes' brother, George fun-evening. Krautwald and his family of Boca Villas. as low as $163.00 one way Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warren entertained recently Attending the recent installation banquet of the Woman's Club of Boca Ra- at a" steak "cook-out" with all the fixings for for- So nice to hear that ton were left to right, Mrs. Charles Dawson, first vice president; Mrs. Charles Space Available How! mer residents of Boca Raton who are vacationing BOTH Mr. and Mrs. Lou- deVault, new president; and Mrs. Paul McKinley, outgoing president. here. Clifford and Clara, there's bound to be some is A. (Lola} Zimmerman Dugan Travel Service Inc. Marx who lived here in gay old fashioned com- are home from the hos- the '30's were guests of nranity sings when he is pital and recuperating Party Honors Club Installs Mrs. DeVauit 75 S. Federal 395-2112 honor. around. nicely. He used to work in the Both Cliff and Clara Mrs. Charles de Vault was Others installed included Mrs. Charles Dawson, first hotel here but now is an hope to retire here in a Bidding a reluctant Mrs. Mays installed president of the Wo- auto damage appraiser few years. man's Club of Boca Raton at vice president; Mrs. Paul adieu, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mrs. parle Mays was hon- covering a large area ex- Fiorenze of Boca Villas a banquet held recently at Hayes, second vice presi- tending from their home- Mrs. Lowell Thomas left recently for Brook- ored recently with a surprise Hidden Valley Country Club. dent; Mrs. Jack Woods, re- The Market's Up- farewell party at the home town of Minneapolis, was the recent guest of lyn, N.Y. Later- in the Mrs. Thomas Meredith, cording secretary; Mrs, James Minn. Mr. and Mrs. F. Byron summer they will stay of Mrs. Harry Sorenson given O'Neal, corresponding secre- by her sorority sisters in the charter president of the club, They both enjoy visit- parks in their Estates awhile in Smallwood, N.Y. was the installing officer. tary, and Mrs. Quintin Libe - The Market's Down ing this community, and home. Mrs. Thomas left exemplar chapter of Beta rati, treasurer. have a host of friends recently for Hobe Sound Sigma Phi. Gracious newcomers to more, Mrs. Carl Feddem, Twenty five members and Both those generalities have a built-in fallacy that here. Mrs. J.C. Mitchell to meet Lowell who has town are Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Mays leaves April 28 their husbands attended the any investor will do well to remember. also entertained for been skiing in the West, Mrs. R.C. Fish, Mrs. John Chester H. (Nelle) Burke to join her husband in San installation banquet. What most people usually mean when they make them. They will have a family who are busily getting Francisco where they will Hager Jr., Mrs. William • "Cliff" is a fine reunion with their son, Mrs. de Vault and Mrs. Paul either comment is that some "average" of selected stock settled in their lovely live. Ha llm an, Mrs. Jay Krall, McKinley are the club's de- .pianist and organist so Lowell Jr., his wife and new Royal Oak Hills Mrs. Kenneth Linden, Mrs. prices has gone up or down during the day, or during Joining in presenting Mrs. legates to the State Federa- their children. home. diaries Mcrutcheon, Mrs. the past three or four days. Incidentally, Lowell Mays with many personal tion convention now being They have one married gifts were members of the Harry Overby, Mrs. William But, and that's a mighty big but, there are more than jr. and family are nowdaughter and three grand- held in Tampa. making their home in ritual of jewels chapter, co- Prendergast, Mrs. Charles 1100 common stocks listed on the New York Stock Ex- children. workers from Delray Reach Ruegg, Mrs. Rert Uebele, ilaska. He has announc- Chester is a semi-re- change alone ... ed his candidacy for the and friends from Boynton Mrs. Larry wittenburg, Mrs. tired investment banker Royce Pller, Plus another 900 on the American Stock Exchange... Republican nomination to with McDonald Invest- Reach, Delray and Roca Ra- Alaska's one seat in the ton. Mrs. Hilda Rosenzwerg, And perhaps 40,000 or more over-the-counter stocks ment in Cleveland, Ohio, that can be bought and sold by the public. U.S. House of Represent- their "other" hometown. Hostesses were Mrs. Soren- Mrs. Clarence Beery, Mrs,save atives. They divide their time son, Mrs. Bryan Crow ell, William Wengerd, Mrs. Fred So how can the action of a relatively few selected is- The Junior Thomases equally between Boca Ra- Mrs. Robert Day, Mrs. John Sturm, Mrs. Norman Conk- sues possibly dictate what you should do about your are scheduled to return to <100-'200-<300 WATCH ton and Cleveland. Dunster, Mrs. Robert Good, lin, Mrs. Minta Mays and stocks? their Anchorage home in Mrs. William James, Mrs^ Mrs. Milo Sorenson. CLEANING $5: early May. Nelle is an artist who on car financing has had many shows of Harold Michaels, Mrs, Har- Instead of "stock market" we've always preferred STEM I . "market of stocks." A Mrs. Catherine Herdak her oil paintings includ- rison Newman, Mrs. Burt Admiral and Mrs. lohn and insurance & CROWN $1.95 ing one in California and Rogers, Mrs. Bernard Turner, Cassa dy were hosts for a group What's more we've never seen the day when all is looking forward to D through the next week. Scheduled to another one in New York. Mrs. Thomas West, Mrs. aul of friends for brunch Sunday stocks moved together—up or down. REGULAR „ She prefers to do land- CRYSTAL $1.00 arrive soon are her grand- Hutchens, Mrs. Lloyd Man- at the Roca Raton Qibana And we've never seen the day either when sound daughter, Mrs. Agnes Mc- scapes but is equally gus and Mrs. Robert Pinchuk, MAIN talented in any phase of flub. STATE FARM opportunities to buy couldn't be found despite the per- Quade, her great-grand- Guests included Mrs. Al formance of the "averages." Or the day that certain SPRING daughter, Miss Ann Mc-painting. She recently HYGRADE-CH RONO. finished a delicate Japa- Alford, Mrs. Valentyne Mr. and Mrs. lohn McReath securities shouldn't be held despite temporary decreases AUTOMATICS Quade, and Mrs. Thomas Brennan, Mrs. Floyd Bowers, nese mural which they returned to their Royal Oak BANK PLAN in price. NOT INCLUDED (Maryann) McQuade whose Mrs. Donald Coblentz, Mrs. Hillshomeintime for Paster. son, Thomas John, is may decide to put up in their new home. On the Clyde De Shields, Mrs. Peter They had been on a vacation Here's how it woris. Pick the In a word, we're saying that any decision you make" ALTSER Mrs. Herdak's great- DiCecco, Mrs. George El- trip to Mexico. car you want—new or used. regarding stocks you own or stocks you might buy great grandson. other hand, she may do an ocean scene instead. They Then call me and tell me how should never depend on "market up—market down" JEWELER Joining in the wel- much you need to cover the un- haven't quite decided just Henry Everse left recent- Phil and his wife are generalities. Fundamentally, they should be based on Diamonds — Watches — come will be Mrs. Her-what they want. paid balance. I'll help you with Jewelry dak' s daughter and son- ly to spend the summer from Evansville, Indiana, all the details and get you a current facts regarding the outlook for specific indus- '44 S. E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelle does all her own at their home at Grand but got "sand in their check for the dealer. The car is tries, specific companies, and specific stocks only as interior decorating, too, Rapids, Mich. They hope shoes" when they dis- yours. Find out today how the they may have bearing on your individual circum- and this keeps her rather covered this town and Bank Plan can work for you. to return here in the Fall stances, your particular reasons for investing. Framing to Enhance the Value of Your busy. Welcome to town, but will definitely be plan to spend much time Chester and Nelle. here. EARL WILKINSON And when it comes td.supplying such, facts—or telling Pictures at the Lowest Possible Prices here by January. . AGENT JENNINGS PICTURE FRAMING you just what they seem to add up to—our help is yours William "Bill" Lamb, Over in the Estates the Noted around town last 119 W. Palmetto for the asking. 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. • Ph. 395-1660 » Boca Raton Park Road (One Black East of Citv Hail) city manager, and Alan Logan Monroes and herweek was Wilbur C. King "Al" Alford, assistant who was visiting friends Boca Raton, Florida brother and his wife, Mr. Ofc. Phone; MERRSL.L LYNCH, city manager, are off to a and Mrs. Phil Palmer are here. Wilbur is a candi- date for re-election to 395-351*5 city managers' forum at busy getting settled in Res. Phone PIERCE, the University of Florida the luxurious new home. the Florida Railroad and 395-2636 Take Public Utilities Commis- at Gainesville. They will They formerly lived on S. STATE FARM MBTSAL FEiMIMER & K spend a few days there Ocean Boulevard. sion. H a portrait AUTOMOMIE INSURANCE MEMBERS NEW VSRK STOCK.EXCHANGE »KC OTHER PRINCIPAL STOCK A«D COMMODITY EXCl which will be very busy COMPANY of ones, with meetings and Mrs. Monroe is planning Closing their Estates 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH sessions on city manage- an addition to the house home and planning to Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 ment. They will meet and a pool before she and head for Mt. Kelso, N.Y., HOME OFFICE - BLOQMINGTON, ILL. APRIL many other city managers Logan leave for their sum- are Mr. and Mrs. George from all over the state mer home at King Wood Bobbins and their pretty CHILD and have the opportunity Farm, Mentor, Ohio. daughter, Lisa. to discuss problems and COLOMY SfUDIO solutions pertaining to Boca News BIdg. their field. An exchange m Call 393-5511 of ideas is always inte- April's child rules with a sunny smile—and complete confidence. April's child is a dreamer resting. Anyway, Bill and But big dreams. And they come true. Because Al will get the chance to there's self-discipline and efficiency in April's let everyone there know baby. He or she will star in the school play. how progressive our fine Maybe write and direct it, too. town is. There's magic in an April child. The diamond is the birthstone. Sweet pea is April's flower. Friendly Mr. and Mrs..

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DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON PHONE 395-2566 the (roltL Cdiist Phone Thursday, April 26, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 38 Fire Prevention Hi-lites County Bankers Benefit Brunch For ORGANICALLY GROWN Sparky Fire Dept Started Morning Star School, Sqn. Elect Officers A benefit brunch for the To Aid Home Fire Safety New officers have been Morning Star School will be HONEY elected by the Palm held Sunday April 29 at the Come in . . . we are now By Lt. sal Matteis One of the principal aims Beach Chapter of the home of Mrs. nomina Talbert, City Fire Inspector of any Sparky program is .American Institute of 425 wavecrest Court. handling ... Banking. Sparky was "born" sev- to teach children and their Rrunchwillbe served from parents how to prevent President Bob Brother- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. eral years ago in an ef- ton named the slate and fort to cut down the in- fires such as these, and The affair was planned at how to behave in case of with the exception of HEALTH FOODS creasing number of home a recent meeting of the Mor- fire. secretary the following fires and particularly the were elected: president, ning Star Auxiliary held at Gluten Bread-Delicious, Healthful Sunflower Seeds appalling death rate Of all child fire deaths the home of Mrs. Frank Bo- the most frequent occur Mrs. Lorraine Henderson, SUNNY SOUTH APIARIES ••"'. among children. Riviera Beach Bank; first brytzke of Sweetwater Lane. • One^. third of all fire when children are left Comer S.E. lOlh St. and R.R. Crossing on'Old Dixie Hwy. alone. Children left with- vice president, Mrs. Geor- Mrs. lalbert is general fatalities involves child- gia Cheyne, Bank of Palm chairman. Mrs. Mary steele CK 6-5637 ren under 14 years of age. out competent sppervision Delray Beach have unwittingly caused Beach and Trust; second and Mrs. Florence Caulfield many tragic fires because vice president, Donald are in charge of tickets. Do- of their ignorance of the Jackson, First Bank of nation is $1, 50 per person. iiiif JUST dangers of fire and their Boca Raton; treasurer, Mrs. Annette Theilen will natural inquisitiveness. A student from Lake Worth, Marth Ann Johnson, be- Miss Joyce Smith, First be in charge of the kitchen. A Children left unattended came the 5O,OOOth. guest to enter the Bible Grounds Bank of Boynton Beach; are often helpless if a Auditorium since its opening in January and is shown publicity chairman, Mrs. mmm fire breaks out. Jana Hamilton, Commerce being greeted Saturday evening by the Bible Grounds National Bank in Lake Every year hundreds "of minister and founder, Ira Lee Eshleman. Miss John- How is the time youngsters suffocate in Worth. their sleep from heat and son received a number of gifts, including a television New representatives TO FERTILIZE smoke, while others die set welcomed to the A.I.B. Your LAWN! in vain attempts to es- are Miss Lynn Wilbanks, • Correct chemical balance cape. First National -Bank of The rule is "Never Proposed Law Seen Blow Palm Beach; and John ® Custom workmanship leave children alone with- Wiggins, First National m out Bank of Delray Beach. COMPETITIVE RATES si on, even for a few sec- 1 O i\C3.1 JQSt3.tC O3.J.CS ,A report by Jackie onds." Young was heard as to If you are the hurrying- You mothers know what Ownership and transfer of dustrial, commercial, and the organization of a Call about our Trial Service Olfer real estate will suffer a "se- residential construction be- scurrying type of citizen I mean. Turn your back on Women's Committee in the who- feels that the coffee them and they are gone. rious blow if recent recom- qause the higher tax on the Palm Beaches. She will gain would prove a substantial break is an efficient sub- It is amazing how they mendations of the Secretary send announcements to stitute for an adequate could travel so far when of the Treasury to the Senate deterrent to the sale of real all the county banks in PACIFIC MAINTENANCE 4S% Organic breakfast, you might be you are looking right at Finance Committee to curb estate and reinvestment of the hope of forming this interested in the findings & POOL SERVICE them. capital gains on real estates the sales proceeds in new group. of scientists who debunk Goes Further - The fire prevention bu- sales is enacted by the con- construction. A Spring banquet is this belief. reau has established, a gress, JayS. MacLaren, pre- planned at which time Tests disclosed that Lasts Longer Sparky program in our sident of the Boca Raton Board Open House at new officers will be in- subjects who breakfasted city under the direction of Realtors, warned. stalled. The next meet- properly were more pro- Tiling I- of Fireman Louis Papitto. The Treasury Department's PBJC Set for Sun. ing of the Chapter will ductive during the late Turner Meetings are held the recommendation would sub- be held May 9 at the First morning hours, were The annual Open House National Bank of Delray third Saturday of every stitute the present high ordi- quicker in their reactions month at Teentown. There at Palm Beach Junior Beach. and did not tire as easily is no charge to be a mem- naryincome tax rates for the College is set for Sunday, Nurseries, lower capital gains rate on as those who relied on ber. Movies and refresh- May 6. coffee alone. , MONTHS the sale of real estate which The public may tour the Miami Architects 1 UNPAIC ments are served during Now that the coffee 24 36 this one hour program. has been subject to tax depre- campus, explore the seve- / BAL. 30 fee* ciation allowances and held break is over — how are Aiy additional informa- ral department areas and To you fixed for insurance? I 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 tion can be obtained by for six years. After that the meet faculty members. Sound coverage of a]! > 1,800 83.57 68.65 58.75 980 N. Fed. Hwy. contacting the Fire Pre- ordinary income rates would Guides will conduct loyd Frank Vann Associ- types is available at 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 vention Bureau, Lt. Sal apply to less of the gain, but visitors on formal tours ates, Miami architectural 2,000 92.85 76.28 65.27 sensible cost at W.P. 2,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 Boca Raton Matteis at 395-1123. a property ownerhave to hold from two to four in the firm, will design and super- BEBOUT, REALTOR. For property 14 years and 4 afternoon. However, visi- vise construction of a new 2,200 102.14 83.91 71.80 D help in planning adequate 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 Ph 395-3636 Use the Classifieds months before all of the gain tors will be free to tour First resbyterian rrhurch and coverage, call on W.P. 2,400 111.42 91.54 78.33 would be taxed at capital the campus on their own, educational facilities here. B3BOUT, 701 No. Fede- 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 gains rates. This affects all using the program map The building is scheduled ral Highway. Phone 395- 2,600 120.71 99.17 84.86 30 S.E. 1 ST, real estate which is used in which will be given for construction this year at 4334. 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 Between Federql guests as they enter the a trade or business or is other- a site on West Camino Real H4HMMIUM & Dixie Hwy. campus. The map will THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- wise income-producing such designate campus build- bordering the "1 Rio Canal, HOLD HINT: Don't throw as apartmenthousesorsingle- ings and department loca- where the church's tempora- out that stale club soda; family dwellings held for tions as well as list ry structure is situated. The it*s fine for watering rent. faculty members. congregation has raised plants. Foliage will re- iAUttDRY in addition, the Treasury $94, 500 to date for its buil- spond to the remaining ^iiw Palm Beach Junior Member Federal Pepdsit Insurance Corp. wants to end all depreciation College is the oldest ding fund. chemicals and additives. deduction methods exceptthe public junior college in Decision as to the type of straight-line method. Florida and the present architecture for the new COMPLETE LAUNDRY MacLaren pointed out that location on Congress "resbyterian church building SERVICE FOR the National Association of avenue represents the awaits suggestions by Vann Real Estate Boards testified fourth site for the col- and results of a referendum HOMES - APTS. - MOTELS against the Treasury propo- lege campus. among members of the con- Other sites, in order Yhit Our Modern New Plant ONE sals recently before the Se- gregation, Newton Drews, DAY nate Finance Committee. of their use, were Palm building committee chair- He explained that the Beach High School An- man, said. SHIRT nex, Morrison Field, SERVICE Treasury recommendations Lake Park City Hall, wouldhavean adverse effect and finally the 114-acre Wm., Brindle Jr. Serving upon investments in new in- section of John Prince . Aboard U.S.S. Coral Sea Memorial Park given the William A. Brindle Jr., college by the Palm airman apprentice, TJSN, toil Beach County Board of KK :•;:•::•;:•;:•;;•::•:;•;;•:;•:;•:;•::•::•::•::•;:•;;•;:•::•:;•::•;;•;;•;;•;:•::•:;•::•: son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- :•: County Commissioners. liam A. Brindle of 464 Southside Kiwanis and N.E. 12th St., is serving Circle K student members aboard the attack aircraft on the campus will serve carrier USS Coral Sea, HOME a barbecue from 12 noon which called recently in to 6 p.m. at the college Yokosuka, Japan, on on Open House Sunday. March 16. OLD Mr. BOSTON The ship, operating in LOAN Mrs. Creamer Serves As Far Eastern waters with YE INTELLIGENT BUYER'S GUIDE TO FINEST LIQUORS AT FAIREST PRICES Luncheon-Bridge Hostess the Seventh Fleet, spent :: two weeks in the Japa- v. Mrs. R. I. Creamer was nese port, giving crew- !•: v.:: hostess at a luncheon-bridge men an opportunity to NOW - A NEW LOW PRICE ON party held at Venetian Tsles visit Tokyo, Mt. Fuji PAYMINTS and the historic shrine Yacht <^lub recently. CAN BUY A HOME A TOP VODKA VALUE! Among her guests were Mrs. city of Kamakura. K UL. Tazewell, Mrs. Paul K Veillard, Mrs. John V. Rrown, Jewell of Deerfield Beach, Old Mr. Boston again leads the for Kentucky Character K and Mrs. Tohn R, wHson of way in realistic Vodka pricing 80 proof mild... ••• Mrs. Neal f>uimby, Mrs. with a new, unbelievably low OLD Mr. BOSTON I Raymond Evans, Mrs. Henry ftuffalo, N. Y, price of $3.75 a fifth! This is a 80 PROOF :•: :•: AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR « far cry from the specialty :•: ROCKING | prices still charged by other SOUND LOW-COST FIRST MORTGAGE distillers ... in spite of today's CHAIR Soythern Indysfries abundance of vodka and sharp- :: Battled at lighter 80 ;'• ly reduced production costs. proof — the whiskey :J House Mfsisttenance Now you can enjoy unmatched proof preferred by >.! Europeans and :-• vodka quality at unmatched Canadians! So good K savings I Discover why Old Mr. it's America's largest- ;'; OPENING - SURVEILLANCE - CLOSING 8 selling 80 proof •> a Boston is one of America's two Kentucky blended J* Licensed - K largest selling vodkas! whiskey. Jj; HO ME LOANS :•: Insured - Bonded * CONVENTIONAL FINANCING INTEREST I RATES AT 6% *•* W Mr. BOSTON Member of Boca Baton Chamber of Commerce * STANDARD RATES AND AS LOW AS 5 COMPLETE ONE-STOP HOME SERVICE * NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY 51 ON ... K * Prime Location 1. Home Closing - Shutters Installed OLD Mr. BOSTON 2. Pool Repairs — Waterproofed * LOCAL CONVENIENCE * Superior Credit Qualifications » 80 PROOF 3. Interior and Exterior Painting * FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SERVICE :: VACUUM-DISTILLED 4. Repair, Replace Deteriorated Woodwork * Less Than VODK80 Proof A 5. Repair Jalousies, Windows and Operators Maximum Amount 8 5 6. Install Aluminum Awnings & Shutters K DRY 7. Fences Installed :-s 8. Complete Indoor Mildew Protection 8 Tastes like a gin you buy in Britain, be- 9. Maid Service Accounts Insured By cause it's made at 10. Hoof Repairs An Agency Of The SO proof — the gin Federal Government proof the English pre> 11. Gutters & Downspouts BOCA RATON OFFICE fer. SparKHngdry and 12. Roof Cleaning & Painting extra smooth. 13. Driveway Repairs 14. Driveway Sealer All Work Guaranteed "INTELLIGENCE IN THE PURCHASE ... MODERATION IN THE ENJOYMENT." Call Boca Raton 395-0620 VOOKA AND GIN DISTILLED FROM 10055 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. KENTUCKY WHISKEY A BLEND. HVi% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. FIRST FEDERAL »0 BOSTON DISTILLER INC., BOSTON, MASS. F®r Free Estimates SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach 300 NE 2nd St.-, Boca Raton 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE S95-2OS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES The City Commission of the Through My PUBLIC NOTICE City of Boca Raton, Florida, at CITV OF UNIVERSITY PARK a Regular Meeting held on BOCA RATON NEWS The City Commission of tha April 17th, 1962, passed and ORDINANCE NO. 18 City of Boca Raton, Florida, adopted the following Resolu- Only newspaper with a complete news and pictorial coverage of AN "ORDINANCE OF THE CITY at a Regular Meeting held on tion No. 13-62 and has ordered OF UNIVERSITY PARK, FLOR- April- 17til, 19 62, passed and that a PUBLIC HEARING there- the fast-growing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach areas Window IDA,, DECLARING THE INTEN- adopted the following Resolu- on beheld on May 8th, 1962, at T1ON- OF THE CITY OF UNI- tion No. 14-62 and has ordered 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall. VERSITY PARK TO ANNEX that a PUBLIC HEARING there- Jacob Heidt Thursday, April 26, 1962 CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UN- on be held on May 8th, 1962, at BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B By BEATRICE LANDRY INCORPORATED TRACTS OF 7:30 P.M. at the City Hall. Jacob" Heidr,~CiTjrCleifc LAND TO THE CITY. Jacob Heldt Publish: April 2fith & May 3rd, WHEREAS, the owner of a ma- Jacob Heldt, City Clerk 19 62 Furnish Proof of Publication jor portion of certain tracts of Publish: April 26th and May 3rd, Industry Selecting Graduates Although today's youngsters are more advanced in land, hereinafter described, 1962 RESOLUTION NO. 13-62 contiguous to the territorial Furnish Proof of Publication A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY their studies, with their watching of television and limits of the City of University COMMISSION OF BOCA RATON, other educational features so common now, it seems Park, Florida, in unincorporat- RESOLUTION NO. 14-62 FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR Mr. Frederick R. Kappel, Chair- always been individual characteris- ed areas within Palm Beach A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY THE PAVING OF NE I1TH man of the Board of American Tele- tics which were judged in any case, to me they are mlssing a loto f fun- County, Florida, has requested COMMISSION OF BOCA RATON, STREET TO FEDERAL HIGH- the City of University Park to FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR WAY, BOCA RATON, PALM phone and Telegraph Company, re- regardless of grades or any other When I was a little girl, there was no television, annex said lands to the City so THE PAVING OF SW THIRD BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. so most of our entertainment was traditional. as to become a part of the City; AVENUE, BOCA RATON, cently made a talk at Westminis- tests. He stated that students from and PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- NOW THEREFORE, "BEY^REV One of the looked-forward-to highlights of the year IDA SOLVED BY THE CITY COM- ter College, in which he summed below average colleges who were WHEREAS, said lands are con- - was May Day (May l). With much giggling and whis- MISSION OF THE CITY OF up a study of telephone company top students were more frequently tiguous to the City Limits and NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: pering little girls made their plans. contain Jess than ten (10) regis- SOLVED BY THE CITY COM- gSfitinn In The City Commis- executives who were graduated from successful than average students First small baskets were carefully cut, pasted to- tered electors, and Chapter MISSION OF THE CITY OF sion hereby resolves and deter- colleges between 1910 and 1950. from top schools. 171.04, Laws of Florida, Acts BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: mines that it is necessary for gether and gaily colored. Then it was off for a trip of 196 1, permits annexation of S_ection_ l_j_ The City Commis- the public safety and welfare Every indicator pointed to the sion "Hereby resolves and deter- The tests were conducted on the contiguous territory. that paving be installed on NE to the nearby fields to pick fresh Springtime flowers. mines that it is necessary for 11th Street from the existing top 10,000 company executives. rank in class as the most important NOW THEREFORE, BE IT the public safety and welfare There were Mayflowers, violets, primroses just ORDAINED BY THE CITY pavement in Boca Villa Heights The findings substantiated theories quality, rather than the school at- that paving be installed on SW Subdivision to the Federal High- budding, and tye yellow crocus. COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Third Avenue from approximately tended. Of the personnel tested, UNIVERSITY PARK, FLORIDA: way, and including the cross- which the company's personnel di- SW Fifth Street, Montez Gar- over, in accordance with the A trip to the woods added ferns and moss to the Section 1. The City through, dens, to approximately SW vision had anticipated and will def- the top third in salary for their the City Commission, does City specifications, plans and collection. How wonderful it was for a girl to find Eighth Street, Boca Raton cost estimates on Qlein the off- initely be a guide for the future in level or experience in the Com- , ,.,,,. hereby declare its intention to Square Gateway, In accordance ic e nf the Citv Eneineer that Company's selection of per- pany, over half came frnrn the topp the^almost uncalled pale beauty of a "ladyslip- .»« **. ci^n=ty ^ ^^specifications, ^i^J^^ 'cost o£ per'' in a cool spot. That was a prize find and one Park Palm Beach County p,ans md cost estimates on ajaTpJveHrent shall be asse.s- sonnel. one-third of their classes. Even carefully treasured. The Company is now convinced more significant, less than one- y.«U of flS. ordinance, the «g^ ^ „,. ^ rf ^^ property ^n, upon The flowers were gathered and with the moss and that a student's standing in his quarter came from the bottom of the following contiguous unlncorpo- saTaTpavement shall be assess- , th_ .„,_, ,. nf |n,.-|]SIn-- ferns were placed in the handmade baskets. First rated tracts of land in Palm ed /„ a (rmt {ootage basls ° *J ^"/haf/ b"e £LX graduating class is the most impor- academic rung. Beach County, Florida, to-wit: against property abutting upon auch abutting property. one (always) to receive a May basket was mother e tant indicator of how he is likely to These statements and disclosures A portion of land situate, lying ^ improvement and that 100% Section__i_ That the total cost rise on the Company's ladder of who never failed to act surprised. and being in the South One- "I the total cost of installation of fae ptoposed installation of should be of importance to every Half (S 1/2) of Section 10, of the paving shall be borne by avement is estimated at Three Then boys and girls alike toured the neighborhood Township 47 South, Range 42 such abutting property. Thousand One Hundred Dollars progress. student who is now in the process East, more fully described as Section_jt_ That the total cost hanging the small bedecked baskets on the doors of ne ($3,100.00). Mr. Kappel said there were many of receiving an education. Even a follows: ° ^ proposed installation of Section A._ The method of pay- relatives, friends and neighbors. Part of the fun The East One-Half {El/2) pavement is estimated at Four other equally important factors which ment shall be by assessment student not desiring to be employed was dashing away before anyone came to the door. of the East One-Half {E 1/2) Thousand Four Hundred Dol- of abutting property on a pro- had to be taken into consideration, by some large company will prob- of the Northeast One-Quarter Jars ($4,400.00). rata front footage basis. Prop- No one receiving a basket (except mother) was sup- (NE 1/4) of the Southwest Section 4. The method of pay- erty owners who do not pay in such as integrity, creativity, per- ably find the same test will prove posed to know who presented it. One-Quarter (SW 1/4) of said ment shalT be by assessment of cash before the commencement sonality characteristics, as well as true in any field he chooses upon Section 10. abutting property on a prorata of work may pay the lien assess- But the baskets brought many a warm smile be- h I the progress in grades. These have graduation. cause the recipient knew some child loved her. The most exciting part of the day was the Maypole dance. Brightly colored ribbons were strung from the Russian Strategy pole and each girl held one. Circling and dancing Florida. the girls wound the ribbons around the pole, singing no cent (B%) per annum, plus the a ss essm ent s. isolationism. —55-^2——5i ^ objection to overhead, legal and adminis- PASSED AND ADOPTED at a Some of the political analysts to- all the time. • such annexation be filed and trative costs contingent upon regular meeting of the City day are encouraged by the fact that We believe that this view that A never to be forgotten role whicn every girl dream- served within thirty (30) days the creation of liens and as- Commission of Boca Raton, after final passage of such sessments. Florida, on the 17th day of the Russian people are demanding Russia is headed toward isolation ed of was that of the Queen of the May. ordinance, an ordinance to an- PASSED AND ADOPTED at a April, 19 6Z more food, better housing and many represents wishful thinking. We The Queen reigned over the May Day festivities nex said lands to the City and regular meeting of the City CITY COMMISSION OF to redefine the boundary lines Commission of Boca Raton, BOCA RATON of the luxuries which we have in recognize that Khrushchev faces and there was no higher royal office in everyone's of the City, to include therein Florida, on the 17th day of By S/ Leo J. Fox a dilemma, that he must seek a said parcel of land, will be April, 1962. America, They believe that this opinion. considered. CITY COMMISSION OF Vice-Mayor pressure at home may force Khrush- balance in developing Russia's It was gay, it was fun, it was young, it was BOCA RATON Attest: PASSED AND ADOPTED by By S/ Leo J. Fox H.lL^f£5-Hf-?i chev to give up on his efforts to internal economy and in spreading Spring, and a time to remember with baskets of unanimous vote upon first and final reading on the 4th day of Vice-Mayor J acob Heidt, crty"cTeriT' Communi&e the world. Communism throughout the world. flowers for those persons important to you. It is April, 1962. Attest; These analysts call attention to We see no reason however to expect (now) also most pleasant to remember.'Happy May CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK lLiS5£L5fi with Section 865,09, Florida Jacob Heldt, City Clerk Statutes, the fictitious name of the fact that world revolution has Russia to give up its goal of world Day, everyone. By: A.T._Knight F1XIT under which we are en- not paid off for the Russians as domination. 7CT. iTrTIght, Mayor NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS gaged in business at 182 North- ATTEST: NAME LAW west 13th Street, Boca Raton, they expected it to. They note that Our greatest danger in this coun- influenced by mass ad- Joan C. Styers Florida. Views vertising utilizing highly Public Nottce ,is hereby given /s/ Maurice A. Oldre the new nations of Asia, Africa and try is that our officials in their de- Joan C. Styers, City Clerk that the undersigned intend to /s/ Dorothy C. Oldre Fidel Castro, Prime developed arts of per- register with the Clerk of (he Latin America are not embracing sire to influence Soviet internal Publish: April 5, 12, 19, 26, Publish: Boca Raton News suasion." 1962. Circuit Court of Palm Beach Communism as an answer to their policy may make concessions to Minister of Cuba: County, Florida, in compliance April 5, 12, 19 and 26, 1962. needs. They point to Western Eu- Khrushchev — concessions that "We have to stop tole- rope as turning its back on Com- imply weakness. We avoid ratine poor performance* munism. They see in Red China, ,.-.-,.,, , i_ ii c and errors; those who are Yugoslavia, and Albania a reaction high hills of hope or valleys of useless wm n()t continue against Communist leadership from despair - we must be prepared to in their positicSns and au_ 7 NEW Models Now Open Russia. They speculate on Rus- meet the Russian probes with a thority_>> sia turning more and more toward resolute will, with strength, with John F'. Kennedy" , Pres- unitv- ident: "Consumer choice is WALL STRUT JOURNAL ^ i T-, Public Notices Government by rear JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM "Kennedy is mad and so am I," simply that free acquisition and dis- PESSFDA?0™"1 STATE OF said a Detroit auto worker quoted in posal of property is the mark of a IN PROBATE ISS44 this newspaper the other day; "the free man. All history shows that INREESTATEOF Government shouldn't let them do WILLIAM 1 J INGSl SR economic freedom is essential to jJ e'Cea s'ed! it." the maintenance of free political NOTICEOTINTENTION TO So far as one can tell, that man institutions. MAKE APPLICATION FORFINAL was expressing a very general re- Throughout OUr OWn history, the DISCHARGE (Probate Law 1933) action of Americans to the great . *? , j ,. . TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- people have always sensed this, CERN- # steel explosion. We think that atti- otlce is here even if they might not have been «,,V, H r T ^T *** ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL tude needs some further examina- , , , , . , . ",. , . , ., William H. Cummings, Jr. and tion, for it concerns an issue far able tO put it in the terms Of phll- Cyrueporst aCurtis executors Cummings and sadm ani d East of Federal Highway broader than the price of steel, and istrator, respectively, lrof the osophical discourse. Sometimes, ^"f^Jjestate of WILLIA^M £5H, CUMM..£i£- it is an issue that was not settled indeed, they carried it to extremes. INGS, SR., deceased; that they City of Boca Raton by the President's victory over the They used to hang horse thieves, filed their petition for final dis- UIDIB^charge, ....an« d tha-.-» t thew.-^ y wil....l . appl—rr^Jy steel industry. for instance - a practice we today T D Free Family Membership in the Hidden Valley Golf Course would hardly condone. Yet that to the Honorable Paul T. Doug- and Country Club Let us first of all be clear about Vinrqh npngllv wn<5 qnciph;'o rcona las' County Judge of Palm just what the Government did. It narsn penauy was society s recog- Beac7th dah ycounty of May, , Florida1962, fo, ro appron th- e val of same and for final dis- 7 Beautifully Furnished Models said that a private company could nition of the fundamental nature of charge as executors and admin- property rights. Steal a man's horse istrator of the estate of WIL- not change the price of its product, LIAM H. CUMMINGS, SR. de- Custom Construction - We Welcome Variations in a property right which is obviously in those days and you stole his ceased, on this 6th day of Our Plans basic to a free economy. In other livelihood, which is very near to April, 1962. saying his life. Willlam_ Hi. CummlnjgSj J_r.___ words, the Government set the William H. 'Cummings, Jr. price. And it did this by-the pres- Now we are not contending that Executor the Government, in three short days, Cyrus Curti^s Cummings^ sure of fear - by naked power, by Cyrus"Curtis~Cummings, ~ vituperation, by threats^ by agents has managed to extinguish freedom. Executor But it is worth noting that the W;H._HaUman_ $21,950 to $35,500 of the State security police. W.H. Hallman, as Adminis- The auto worker, and the many Government has made considerable trator, of the Last Will and others of similar view, presumably inroads on the property rights of Testament of William H. all of us. It has done so broadly, Cummings, Sr. deceased reason that both the end and the W.H. Hal!man means are justified in this case. with its crushing taxation. It has Attorney for Executors After all, U.S. .Steel is big and done so in the case of specific 131 Northeast First Avenue groups, such as farmers. And in Boca Raton, Florida doesn't need any tears shed over PUBLISH: Boca Raton News it; anyway, what happens to U.S. this latest development it has dis- April 12, 19, 26 and May 3, 1962 Steel is no skin off anyone else's played its whip for all to see. nose. The Government, in short, has IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S made the people beholden to it. COURT, IN AND FOR PALM That, we think, is a mistaken Having done that, it may notBEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. interpretation. It doesn't require Probate No. 188 30 find it necessary to use the whip much imagination to see this same IN RE: ESTATE OF kind of power employed elsewhere. immediately again; the fact that it EDWARD ROTHE, deceased. It could be directed against that exists, and has been so triumphant- NOTICE TO CREDITORS auto worker's own union, if the ly cracked, may suffice for a time. A11cr editors of the estate Of Government so chose. It could be In Government by fear, it is not only EDWARD ROTHE, deceased, are directed against the corner grocer, selected individuals, or business txl^^LT*ol^Lal which may have a ainst ... is minutes away from ocean fishing if the Government decided it didn't entities, that suffer. The knowledge "^ e ., . ,, ., .. " said estate in the office of the ... is minutes away from ocean swimming like his pricee- It could be directed tnat the Security police Can COme county judge of Palm Beach against anybody's property. For the e .. .allows you to dock ocean-going boats knocking at midnight on any man's ££»•Florida , awithif^n six^* monthBs ~from^ principle the Government has pro- door, without warrants, engenders the date of the first publication in your own back yard mulgated with its steel action is of this notice. Each claim or ... is across from the 18 hole Hidden a general atmosphere of fear. Sure, demand must be in writing and that Americans are free to deal with we still have Constitutional rights, must 3tate the place or resi- Valley Golf Course their property only if officialdom dence and post office address but if such an atmosphere con- of the claimant and must be ... is close to shopping centers, schools approves. It is a novel principle in tinues to develop, who will be sworn to by the claimant, his and houses of worship this country. agent, or his attorney, or it will eager to test them? become void according to law. ALL HOMES ARE BUILT ACCORDING April 6, 1962. Whatever the majority of contempo- So we hope there will be more TO RIGID CITY OF BOCA RATON thought and more discussion of the /S/ LeonJr^Vleaver rary Americans may feel, the fact is Administrator of the Estate BUILDING CODE that their forefathers understood the events of last week. No one can-be of Edward Rothe, deceased. unaffected by them, whatever he connection between economic free- Leon F Weaver may believe at the moment. Infringe- Attorney' at Law EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE dom and political liberty. Property 169 Palmetto Park Road rights, in their view, were basic, as ment of property rights infringes all P.O. Drawer 8 A HARBOUR ASSOCIATES COMMUNITY basic as life itself. There is noth- rights. And no one should forget Bo..a Raton, Florida that this nation was founded so Publish: April 12, 19, 26, May ing abstract or academic about that 3, 1962. BOCA HARBOUR HOMES 4271 FEDERAL HWY. (USl) BOCA RATON, FLA. Ph.CRestwood 8-2692 proposition; it means purely and men could be free of government Furnish Proof of Publleation by fear, Thursday, April 26, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Mr. and Mrs. riowning Roca Harbour and plan to have purchased a home in move here in the Fall.

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BY BALDWIN SAVE UP T. 75% MIRROR PRACTICE PIANOS ... $295.00 View from the living room of "The Westport" showing sliding glass doors BALDWIN and LOWREY ORGANS Exterior view of "The Westport", Haft-Gaines' new two-bedroom, two-bath —Piano and Organ Lessons— and patio beyond. Both bedrooms also open, through sliding glass doors, on- home at Royal Oak Hills at Boca Raton. to this large screened patio area. ACCORDION & Music STUDIOS Personals «3 NE Jttth ST., BOCA RATON PH: 3K-3935 Westport Is New Model Deerfield Lions Prepare Mr, and Mrs. Howard Ha- OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 18-4 For Annual 'Cracker Day' Week's Schedule milton have as their guests, Mr, and Mrs. Hoyt Dawning Deerfield Beach Lions MONDAY, APRIL 30 Opened at Royal Oak are getting out their blue of shaker Heights, Ohio, and Woman's Choral Group, Fla. Junior Academy, 10 a.m. Admiral hrfi^ REALTORS OF BOCA RATON jeans and straw hats in Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. of Washington, n. r. The following are RAY LASHER, 102 E. Boca A new Haft-Gaines ex- lian marble and soffit preparation for "Cracker Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m. members of the hibit home is now open lighting in kitchen and Day" Saturday at Pio- Boca RatonBoard Raton Rd.. Ph. 395-2655. Little League, Little League Park, 7 p.m. santhem urns. The yellow ofRjealtors.Doing MacLAREN 6s ANDERSON, at Royal Oak Hills. neer Park. TfS both bathrooms. Men's Garden Club, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.m. motif was also carried out business with Il> ., 151 E. Royal Palm • Described by the Haft- Buyers of the Westport The annual event is a Boca Bobcat Boosters, J.C. Mitchell School, 7:30 p.m. them you are as- R . Phone 395-1333. Gaines Co. as a two bed- with flowers on the buffet sured the highest Jf.C, MITCHELL & SONS, 22S. may utilize Haft-Gaines' benefit to raise funds for Elks Lodge, No. 2166, 2800 N. Federal. 8 p.m. type of service room, two bath home, the architectural design divi- the many Lions Club civic table. Federal Hwy., ph. 395-4711. Mrs. Hallie'aRowepoured that can be admin- MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 Westport includes a large sion to make changes in and service projects. TUESDAY, MAI 1 tered in the S.E. 1st Ave., ph. 395-4044. screened-in patio area at the coffee table. field of Real PETRU2ZELLI REALTY, Inc., design and floor plans. The Lions promise Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. Estate practice. and a two-car carport. There is no charge for something for everyone, Boca Eaton Garden Club, St. Gregory's parish The hostess was also assist- 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., Phone Like all homes at Royal hall, 2 p.m. ed by her daughters, Betty 395-0822. this Haft-Gaines architec- of all ages. W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal F. BYRON'PARKS, 499 E.Pal- Oak Hills, the Westport tural service. Buyers also There will be barbe- P.B.A, Police Station, no set time.- and Barbara <~ampbell. Hvvy., Ph. 395-4334. -. metto Park Rd,, Ph. 395-0611. is centrally air condition- may arrange a future de- Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m. CONN C. CURRY, 164 East J. STUART ROBERTSON, cued ribs and chicken Among those attending Boca Raton Road, P.O.Box 152 S. Federal Hwy., phone ed and heated and is a livery date under the with all the fixings, Jaycees, 114 3. Boca Raton Road, 7:30 p.m. were Mrs, Clementine Brown, 354, Ph. 395-3314,, 395-4626. Medallion home, equipped Haft-Gaines "Order Now - rides for the youngsters, Junior Woman's Club, Recreation Building, 8 p.m. Mrs. Dick Heidgerd, Mrs, WM. DAY, 500 South Federal FRED TAYLOR, 3700 North for electric living. Highway, ph. 395-0220. Fed. Hwy., Phone 395-2052. Build Later" plan. All square and round danc- WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 Mary Beil, Mrs. Kenneth HARLEY D. GATES, 232 S. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 South Designed to take full electrical appliances in ing. Rotary Club, Fireside Steak Ranch, 12:15 p.m. Harmon, Mrs. Paula Ahzer, Federal Hwy., ph. 395-2733 Fed. Hwy., phone 395-0944. advantage of Florida liv- the Westport are by Gene- Music will be provided ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. TOWN AND COUNTRY, 164 Girl Scouts, Recreation Building, 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Bath, Miss ^dna Palmetto Park Road, phone Eaat Boca Raton Road, ing patterns, the West- ral 31ectric, including G2 by the Deerfield Beach Girl Scouts, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 p.m. 395-2244. phone 39 5-3434. Weathertron central air winfield, Mrs. fiethannTho - TUNISON PROPERTIES OF port has been built to Junior High School Band Little League, Little League Field, 7 p.m. D JACK P. JEMISON, 998 S. FLA., me,, 165 East Boca allow both bedrooms to conditioning and heating. mas, Mrs. aul "Wright, Mrs. Federa! Hwy., Ph. 395-2000. and Choral Group. Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. D F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 Raton Road, Phone 395-2944. have sliding glass doors The Westport is priced Highlighting the after- aul Murphy, Mrs. William M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., DOES, Elks Lodge, 8:30 p.m. Crowe, Mrs. Paul Nesbitt, N.Ocean Blvd., Ph.395-5252. 470 S. Federal Highway, opening onto the patio. at $22,990. Nearly 350 noon' "will be a beauty LANGLEY REALTY, 119 W. Phone 395-4000. Mrs. Al Wolfe, Mrs. Stenia Palmetto Pork Road, Phone OTTO YARK, 151 East Royal The living room also homes have already been contest for junior high THURSDAY, MAI 3 395-4727. opens onto the screened purchased at Royal Oak school girls. Boca Raton Contractors Association, Ebb Tide, 7 p.m. Shea and Mrs. C. C. Trumbo. Palm Road, phone 395-1661. patio area. Completely Hills which had its offi- Cracker Day is open Boca Raton Board of Realtors, First Federa. 7:30 p.m. custom built by Haft- cial opening in 1961. to the public and the Order of the Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray Gaines, the Westport off- Lions invite everyone to Beach, 8 p.m. ers a master bath in Ita- Use the Classifieds join the feasting and fun. American Legion, Legion Home, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 4 TOPS, 1132 S.W. Fifth Street, 1:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, Community Building, 3:30 p.m. Little League, Little League Field, 7 p.m. N0W...FUN 2 SUN DiffS Teen Town Record Hop, Teen Town, 7:30 p.m. Boca Barbershoppers, First Federal, 7:45 p.m. at your Chevrolet Dealers One-Stop Shopping Center Pre-Teen, Community Building, 8 p.m. SATUEDAY, MAY 5 "T"Ball registration, PonyLeague Field, 9 a.m. Dance, Teen Town, 7:30 p.m. Boca Twilighters, Community Building, 7:30 p.m.

Mrs Murfee O'Brien Honored by Daughter Mrs. Virginia Campbell flowers were placed through- entertaine.d recently with a out the house. The serving morning party in honor of her table was covered with a mother, Mrs. Murfee O'Brien white cutwork Irish linen of Murfeesboto, Tenn. cloth and held centerpieces Arrangements of Spririg of yellow gladioli and chry-

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NEON CARDS Business for Past Year PAINTED PAPER Members of the Junior and Miss Sharon Sullivan, Woman's Club of Boca youth conservation. Raton, winding up their Special committee chair- men include Mrs. John final business of the year, DIAL DIAL Opel, library; Mrs. Robert voted to put $100 in re- 395-1633 SO N. Dixie 395-1633 serve funds for a higher Trafford, welfare council; education scholarship. Mrs. Richard Hoffman, This will be over and social chairman; and Mrs. above the club's annual Robert Steele, sunshine scholarship which is committee. awarded each year. „ TJ. Ward Apointed Phone The club put aside $75 THOMAS J. WARD JR. to be sent to Sunland Boca Raton Manager a special meeting of city Training Center in Ft. Appointment of Thomas J. 395-2440 managers of the system from Myers for an intercom- Ward Jr., to the position of Ft. lauderdale, Dompano C HOUR munication system to be sales and operation mana ' installed in a cottage. Reach, Boca Raton and Del- gerwas annpunced last week Members hope that the ray Beach. by Morse-National Car Ren- j [CLEANERS cottage chosen will be Ward will hold office in tals. "Larry's," the club's the Boca Raton branch of Among the more than 600 persons attending the David Nemerov painting ex- Ward joined the Morse- "adopted" boy there. Morse-National at the Boca hibit preview party at LakerRogers Isles recently were, left to right, Mr. and National Car Rental System Outgoing president Mrs. Raton Hotel & club. The Mrs. Charles de Vault, Mrs. paul Veillard and Col. Paul Veillard. in 1956 when Morse first be- Lee Lawson and incom- promotiancameon the heels gan operations in Dalrn Reach ing president, Mrs. Jo- of a decision to extend the seph Kozdeba are attending County, according to K"en services of the company in the Florida Federation Ropp, vice president. an effort to increase sales in of Women's Clubs 67th The appointment came at Dalm Beach and Broward annual state convention Counties by 30°?n for the co- in Tampa. Kiwanis Cited For ming year. Sales this year Committee chairmen for Scholarship Donation for the firm are 34% ahead of this year have been nam- last year, according to Ropp. 1943 N. FEDERAL HWY. ed as: The Kiwanis Club of Standing committees: Boca Raton was recently Mrs. . H.V. Hanson, pro- given a citation of thanks gram; Mrs. Jack Jones, by Mrs. Virginia Meyers local projects; Mrs. Nich- of the Scholarship Fund olas Bishop, general and Committee of Carver High ROOF CLEANING .' state; Mrs. John Shoup, School, Delray Beach. insured membership; Mrs. Richard The donation to the Frambach, publicity; Mrs. scholarship fund was Bonded William Staley, ways and and PAINTING made by the Boys and means; and Mrs. Gordon Girls Committee of the Cottreli, telephone. local club. SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES Department chairmen Anyone wishing to do- include: Miss Binnie de- nate to this fund may mail Vault, international af- their contributions to Mrs. U. 2nd. Sf, Boca Raton 395-0620 fairs; Mrs. Lewis Desch- Meyers, chairman Scholar- ler, public affairs; Mrs. ship Fund, Carver High School, Delray Beach. Viewing the paintings of David Nemerov at the recent preview party at Lake Harry Benson, educa- tion; Mrs. Jack Herick, Two Florida Blue Key NEW Rogers Isles were, left to right, Mrs. Nicholas Bishop, Nicholas Bishop, Mrs. CO-OP fine arts; Mrs. Robert speakers of the Univer- Robert Boldizar and Robert Boldizar. The exhibition will continue through Holzinger, home life; Mrs. sity of Florida were APARTMENTS April 29 in the model home. Harry Thernell, conserva- guests at the recent Ki- tion of national resources; wanis meeting held at Hidden Valley. FURNISHED MODELS Personals Miss Penny Sitzler and $10,950 to $15,950 MONTHLY Ronald Sarajian spoke on MAINTENANCE Mrs. J^lmer Levine and the economic, social and 1-Bedroom Furn. Apt7& Miss Jean Levine of Chicago, political impact the new Includes taxes, insurance, city water, HI., are guests of Mr. and university will have on OWNED LAND, NOT LIASED lawn care, maintenance, etc. Mrs. Frank Chaiser. The la» the City of Boca Raton. dies are sister. Walk-in closets, colored tiled baths, tub with shower, modern kitchen, natural Also guests are Mr. and hardwood cabinets, ranges, sinks, garbage disposal, heat, air-conditioned, terrazzo floors, patios and balconies, on city sewer, 5 min. walk to shopping Mrs. Walter F. Anderson of center and Post Office, off-street parking, adults only. Fox Point, Wise 301 E. Royal Palm Rd. AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. SEND FOR P.O. Box 173, Boca Raton Library Fund Drive Boca Raton, Fla. BROCHURE Ph. 395-3858 or CR 8-2193 Amount Raised

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Progress in the Boca Raton Library's Fund Drive - which is aimed at a goal of $7000 - is indicated by the thermo- meter. As the Fund Drive moved into its 500 S. Federal Hwy. 11th week, the Boca Raton Library Assn. BOCA RATON reported $2,650 had been received. Ph. 395-0220 Count the ways extension phones This is one 4 that acts twice life size—except at the gas pump. (As a matter FLORIDA GROWING can ease your days and nights... of fact, a Tempest 4 with automatic transmission won its class in the recent EXPERIENCED HADESSHIP Minute to relax? Prop up your Husband away on a business Mobil Economy Run.) Get one you should. POttttBC T@#ftp@Sf 1feet and chat with a friend. 4 trip? Phone at your bedside for -Elect Wilbur GJ Sewing, dusting or mending? safety, security. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FOR NEW-ACTING USED CARS, TOO. Phones are there where you are. 2 So... call the telephone business KING Busy in the kitchen? Just reach office and find out how easy it is FLORIDA RAILROAD & PUBLIC 3 for the phone and take or make to add phones where you need JERRY EARL PONTIAC, toe. UTILITIES COMMISSION calls without stirring a step. them most. GROUP < 510 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Pd. Political Adv. DELRAY BEACH, Fla. Pd. by Campaign Treasurer ... Qtetitxg uSk %& Futkkt, Thursday, Aprii 26, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 78

St. Paul Lutheran Church Kindergarten Starts in Fall St. Paul Lutheran Kin- being received and bro- dergarten, to be located chures are available by in new facilities at 701- calling the church office W. Palmetto park Rd., will (395-0433), or the kinder- open in September, Pas- garten secretary, Mrs. tor -Eugene O. Krug an- Ruth Snell (395-1189), or Mrs. 2.0. Krug (395- --nounced.tNis week. Examining the brochure for the new St. Paul Lutheran Kindergarten to open Accepting those child- 1939). ren whose birthday falls this fall are (left to right) Everett Rusch, chairman of the St. Paul board of on or before Jan. 1, 1963, Christian Science Service education; Mrs. Ruth Snell, kindergarten secretary; Mrs. Jean Harvey, teacher, the kindergarten will offer To Be Held at Chamber and C. Harrison Newman, secretary of the St. Paul board of education. a basic curriculum includ- "Probation After Death" ing art, music, self-ex- will be the lesson topic pression, and manipula- Sunday at the Christian tion of materials. The Science Society service at school is intended to pro- Members of the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist 11 a.m. in the Chamber of Church attended the Passion Play at Lake Wales Friday evening. The group vide training in such Commerce building. areas as reading readi- left Boca Raton Friday morning and returned Saturday after spending the night Sunday School meets at at the Dude Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitacre, the youth counselors, accom- ness, developing number 9:30 a.m, at the Chamber concepts, preliminary building. Nursery facilities panied the group. writing achievements and are available at 10:45 a.m. familiarity with song and at the First Federal Sav- Thomas Believes1 is story. ings and Loan Assn. Garden Club to Hear Speaker Mrs. Jean Harvey, who building. Rev. Gill's Topic has instructed many child- "Thomas Believes" Wednesday services are "Imagination in Table ren's groups, including held at 8 p.m. at the will be the sermon topic . iosiah Racon. Settings" will be the topic of kindergarten children, will Chamber building. for the Rev. Dan Gill at Hostesses will be Mrs. E. teach at St. Paul, She the ll-a.ra. service Sun- Mrs. M. S. Farrar, guest W, Rusch, chairman; Mrs. has attended Stetson Uni- "Importance of Time' Is day at First Methodist speaker for the Boca Raton G. A. Seastedt, Mrs. Howard Church. versity and is currently Rev. Eastman's Topic Garden flub May 1 at St. S. Secor, and Mrs. R. M. enrolled in kindergarten At the 7:30 p.m. ser- Gregory's parish hall at 2 Saville. courses offered at Con- "The Importance of vice, Rev. Gill will speak p. m. D Time" will be the sermon lanshave been completed cordia Teacher's Col- on the topic, "Be Ye ^rs. Farrar, of roral for the club's card party to lege, River Forest, 111. of Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Transformed." pastor of the Church of Gables, is a nationally accre- be held May 9 at the Boca In announcing the new the Open Door Sunday at The Commission on dited" flower show judge and teton Cabana flub starting kindergarten, Pastor the 11 a.m. Worship Ser- Christian Social Con- lecturer. at 7 p. m. . Krug said "We are hope- vice. cerns will meet Monday Hospitality theme is May Mrs. A. R. Mitchell is ful that our kindergarten at 8 p.m. at the home of The Chapel Choir will Raskets. Table arrangements chairman for the event. win be a worthwhile addi- Mrs. Leona Smith, 2775 present "Sweet Will of N. 5. 5th Avenue. tion to the fine program God." The Open Door The Official Board will of pre-school training al- Male Quintet sings each FIRST METHODIST CHURCH meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ready established in Boca Sunday at services. Sun- The Rev. Dan Gill, Pastor at the Church. Raton. We offer it as a day School is held from Easter Sunrise services drew a large crowd to the Boca Raton Hotel Cabana 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton service to the community 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. with Club last Sunday morning. The Community Sunrise Service is sponsored an- A Church Loyalty Din- Two Worship Services and all faiths will be wel- classes from adult to ner will be held at the nually by the Boca Raton Ministerial Assn. Church Wednesday, May 2, come. In addition to the .• nursery. 8:40 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. at 6:30 p.m. The Rev. regular courses, Chris- "You Can't Build Faith Church School 9:45 A.M. Charles Thompson, pas- tianity, but not doctrine, on Indifference" will be 'The Line Is Drawn' To Sermon will be taught." tor of First Methodist the evening sermon theme Church Services Be Rev. Briggs' Topic 'Thomas Believes' Enrollments are now of the pastor at the 7:30 Church, Pompano Beach, ship 6:4S p

Church CHURCH ACTIVITIES NOW in our NEW Sunday School (all ages) g:45 a.m. Air-Conditioned Morning Worship (Ira Lee Eshleman) 11:00 a.m. SANCTUARY Youth Fellowship (Youth Ranch) 66:00fp.m. S.E. 2nd Court Con-munion Service (Memorial Hall) 6:30 p.m. S-.E. 8th Terrace Evening Worship - Muslcale 7:30 p.m. Sunday School Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Friday- Christian Youth (Youth Eanch) g 00 p.m. SOUTHERN KESWICK is Florida's newest bible conference. 9:30 A.M. : When you head north, why not drive over to St. Petersburg Saturday Evening - 8:00 P M and get acquainted with us. Our schedule continues through Morning Worship April with Rowen Peoree, Richard Woodward, Frank Torrey, V. R. Newbrander and J. Allen Blair. The new tabernacle Grand Fifgale Sacred Cencert is comfortably air conditioned and SOUTHERN KESWICK 10:30 A.M- LODGE offers complete accommodations. Please call391-2998 for reservations. Write for free literature. Evening Worship Noody Bible institute Women's 7:00 P.M. 57p6iC!Qtr> VVAY, r 6iee Club And Hand Bell Choir and Air Conditioned The Rev. Vernon Hoffman For Res, -Phone Boca Raton 395-2400 Ira Lee Eshleman Pastor Delightful BANQUET DINNER 6:()0 P.M Founder Minister THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 26, 1962

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