New State University Boca Raton News Bldg. Opening in Boca Raton 34 S.E. Second St. Planned for 1964 BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 6 NO. 52 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, November 23, 1961 U Pages TEN CENTS CCPY
$U Million Water-Sewerage PlanCommission Tells Lamb To Obtain Land Prices Will Be Studied by CommissionersAppraisals for proposed sites for items in the Water and sewerage im- City's Capital Improvement Plan were authorized by provements in Boca Raton the City Commission at its regular meeting Tuesday costing $1,743,000 are night. being studied by the City The commissioners authorized City Manager Wil- Commission. liam Lamb to arrange for appraisals of sites recom- The Commission Tues- mended by the Capital Improvement Committee as day received from Dr. well as alternate sites in some cases. Fred Eidsness of the en- gineering firm of Black, Obtaining the apprai- Crow and Eidsness, Inc. Boca Bank sals is regarded as the recommendations for the first positive step toward next phase of construc- implementation of the $4 tion of water and sewer In National million plus Capital Im- lines and facilities for provement plan and the the city. Spotlight issuance of bonds to fi- Dr. Eidsness, in an nance it. appearance before the IVfes. Barbara Schwartz, a drive-in teller at the First Boca Raton hit the na- Still slightly up in the City Commission's work- Bank of Boca Raton, receives a $25 check from Wil- tion-wide news last week air is the selection of Shop session Monday liam Stowe, (right) president of the bank, in recogni- when the First Bank of sites for the various pro- morning, stressed the tion of her alertness in spotting a suspected bank Boca Raton reportedly be- jects, since price of the fact that there is no con- swindler working in this area. On hand for the pre- came the first bank in the land involved is a factor. nection between the water sentation was Police ChiefW.H. Brown. Mrs. Schwartz nation to make a definite In the final report, the and sewerage improve- spotted the license numbers on a car driven by James declaration in support of Capital Improvement Com- higher education. mittee noted that "if ments and the proposed B. Brennan, 17, of Fort Lauderdale. Brennan was ar- Capital Improvement Plan. Thomas F. Fleming Jr., price is prohibitive or it rested in Fort Lauderdale suspected of check kiting chairman of the board, is seen that acquisition And, he added, there is no for some time between Key West and Dekay Beach. conflict in the financing recommended, and the is possible only through of the two improvement board approved, a motion condemnation, the com- mittee requests that it be plans. other purposes some land to allocate for three Generally speaking, the years, a minimum of one given the opportunity to now occupied by the old Federal Aid recommend an alternate engineer's report recom- water plant. per cent of income before taxes to higher education. site." mends an expansion of Construction of water the water supply, a new To Hospital Fleming . said he was During a joint informal works improvements would proud of the many congrat- meeting of the commis- pumping station with off- cost $1,100,000 of the to- ices for the utility de- The much needed new ulatory,messages received sioners and members of tal. • The figure includes for the action. Among them the steering committee of partments, a control cost of a one million gal- wing of Bethesda Memori- center and laboratory, al Hospital is closer to were one from Gov. Farris the Capital Improvement lon ground storage reser- Bryant and another from a Committee, it was general- construction of elevated voir, a half-million gallon reality as a result of the and ground storage, addi- weekend news that it major bank in California. ly agreed that the apprai- elevated tank, a pumping Go.v. Bryant, in his tele- sals would also include All over the nation families will gather tomorrow to give special thanks for tional water lines, and in- station with offices, meter had been granted $327,150 stallation of sanitary of Hill-Burton funds by the gram addressed to Flem- the second recommenda- all the benefits received during the past year. Hope for the future of all man- shop, central control and ing said, "Congratula- tion of the committee. kind is also expressed on Thanksgiving Day.-Kerry Koen Photo sewers in several sections laboratory and five high Federal government. of the city. Also included This brings the new tions to the First Bank In the area of the pro- service pumps, additional of Boca Raton for its forth- are additional facilities transmission and distribu- wing fund within $150,000 posed public beach, on at the sewage treatment of its goal of $820,000. right and farsighted as- the ocean opposite 40th tion lines, three new wells sumption of the obligation plant site. and pumps, and a lime At the fourth planning street, the City will seek The water and sewerage session for wing fund rais- it shares with all busi- the appraised price of a feeder and slaker. ness and industry to lend More Stores Planned improvements would be Sewerage improvements ing Monday night, the 2,000-foot stretch of financed by revenue bonds hospital board chairman, support to education. I beach, running between included in the basic reve- hope that your leadership paid back by money re- nue bond proposal are the Emory Barrow, announced the ocean and the Intra- ceived from water and that it would be possible will soon be followed by coastal Waterway. addition of a degritter firms in many sections of sewer operations. and grease removal units for bids to go out on the Although the committee At Royal Palm Center In receiving the engi- new wing as soon as the our state which will chan- indicated a preference for and sanitary sewer facili- neer's report Tuesday, final plans are approved nel a percentage of their full depth for the 2000 Weir and Sons, and Wil- ties in Pearl City, at a profits to the educational Plans for a multi-mil- Second, Third, Fourth the City Commission set cost of $73,350. in Tallahassee by the foot front, they suggested and Fifth Streets, S.E. liam K. Archer Jr., treas- institution or activity of that a compromise "T" lion dollar quality shop- urer in addition to the Dec. 4 as the date for a The actual project cost administrators of the Hill- ping center build around First and Second ave- workshop session with Burton funds. their choice. Your leader- shape plan with a front- elder Archer. to be borne by revenue ship is timely and I am the existing Royal Palm nues. the city's fiscal agents bonds would total $1,450,- age of only about 700 feet Archer Sr., is the for- Plans for raising the sure all interested in as- at the waterway. Shopping Center in down- The purchase price mer president and founder to discuss financing of 000. town Boca Raton were an- amounted to nearly $1 remaining money were suring Florida an educa- of the Imco Container the improvements. Dr. Eidsness also pro- discussed. The most im- nounced this week. million, it was stated in Dr. Eidsness said that tional leader in the nation Corporation of Kansas posed sanitary and storm mediate and the biggest join me in my gratitude." The announcement fol- the announcement by City, Missouri, a leading if the new water additions sewer and street paving Police Solve lowed disclosure that the W.K. Archer, president of effort will be the 7th an- Robert H. Bolman, vice manufacturer of plastic were to proceed promptly, projects for the control nual Hospital Ball at the Royal Palm Center has Archer-Weir. they would probably be president of the Bank of squeeze bottles. The firm of storm runoff in the Ri- Boca Raton Hotel and California, in his con- Two Burglaries been sold by the Arvida The transaction was was acquired by the completed at about the viera and Por-La-Mar sec- Realty Co. to a new local negotiated by John H. Club Jan. 5. Tickets will gratulations said, "I sa- Rexall Drug interests in time the present water tions of the city. He sug- go on sale the end of firm, Archer-Weir, Inc. Weir, an associate of plant and transmission lute you and your asso- Police here solved two 1959, and Archer became gested that the $293,000 November. ciates. Yours is a very breaking and entering Additional building at the M.N. Weir & Sons, Inc.,; a Rexall director as well lines reach their capacity. cost of the project be kept site is expected to begin Realtors. Special certificates of constructive and impor- cases over the weekend as president of the Rexall He also noted that there out of the revenue bond appreciation for their ef- in 1962. Plans provide for con- is a possibility of obtain- tant action on behalf of and recovered the loot division which his com- issue and financed from forts of behalf of the hos- your bank and its consti- before the owner of one The development will structing some 150,000 pany comprised. ing a grant of Federal surplus and the revolving reach the full length of square feet of. store pital were awarded Mrs. tuents. You have led the establishment was aware The Archers moved to funds to help finance the fund accumulated through Charles R. McConnell Golf View Drive from buildings, in addition to sewer improvements. field as a progressive of the theft. the Boca Raton area early assessment against the and W. Cottingham Allen bank with deep under- Federal highway to Royal the 36,000 square feet of in 1961 and are in pro- The proposed improve- abutting property owners. Det. D.C. Stover related Palm road, and have existing stores. and William Gearhart. standing of one of Ameri- this chain of events which cess of establishing sub- ments would centralize The next planning meet- frontages also on the Principals in Archer- the operation of the Water ca's most important pro- solved the two cases: stantial holdings in ing will be at the hospital jects - aid to higher edu- highway, on S.E- First, Weir, Inc., are Milton N. South Florida, it was Department at the site of Freedom of speech is Thieves entered the not valuable unless some- at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. cation." "halfway house" on the disclosed. the new treatment plant 4. and would release for body will listen. golf course at the Boca Planning for additional Raton Hotel and Club construction in Royal about 1 a.m. Saturday. Palm Shopping Center will In investigating the case, begin at once, the pur- Someday I Will, Stover sought to question chasers said, and the Mummy and Daddy James M. Sams, a caddy BY OLIVER B. JAYNES leasing of the space like- Dear Mummy and Daddy, at the club. Boca On Stage '62! wise will start immediate- ly. I hope the firemen and letter carriers and their When Sams was not at With applause to the "Dixie" finale still ringing his residence in the Gar- in their ears, members of the Jr. Woman's Club and M.N. Weir & Sons, Inc. helpers do a fine job again this year on their Muscu- will handle all leasing. den Apartments, Stover Kiwanis Club were already talking about another lar Dystrophy drive. questioned his rommate, show. That's how pleased they were with the com- The emphasis, Archer Guy Byer. Noting some said, will be on quality I'm looking forward to the day when I'll be able munity's response to their first effort. The cast and to get up and run around and play with my friends. I things in Byer's story production staff are to be congratulated for putting shops throughout, and which "just didn't fit", together a fun show which kept the audience laugh- tenants of national sta- miss my two sisters who had the same trouble as I Stover made a search of ing, applauding or singing most of the evening. ture. Professional off- have. the apartment and recover- This show can become an annual affair to which ices will also be created. The only way I can do this, Mummy, is if the peo- ed four boxes of cigars, residents will look forward with genuine anticipa- '.'We have always en- ple will support the drive on Nov. ;27. 16 cartons of cigarets, a visioned Boca Raton as a case of beer and a clock tion. It is the sort of thing that can help build a Santa Claus is coming and I've been in the hospi- fine community spirit here in Boca Raton. The uni- quality community with a radio, taken from the half- strong appeal to discrimi- tal for three out of my four Christmases and I'm look- ,© que sponsorship and participation of mens' and way house, and an unusual nating people," explained ing forward to seeing Santa at home this year. supply of freshly launder- women's groups is an ideal combination for such a Archer. "The Royal Palm show; a big factor in its initial success. Please, Mummy, tell your friends that thousands ed white shirts . . . with Shopping Center will carry various names in the col- of children like me with muscular dystrophy, are and enjoying out and enhance that lars. We are smoking less these days . image." also hoping for a big drive. ; Please ask them to it more! leave their lights on so the volunteers will be able When confronted with Which reminds us what a pity it is that the TV stars Imaginative design and to see. the loot, Byer admitted themselves have to plug the products of their spon- landscaping will charac- the thefts and added the sors. Tough Jim Hardy steps out of character to ad- terize the construction, You are a nice Mummy and Daddy for taking care name of a second break- vertise cigarettes; after being asked to sell autos New Officers Elected of me like you do. I sure would like to help you in, at the Boca Raton for so long, sweet Dinah Shore now has to peddle Installation of officers some day. Laundry, which had not milk! Commercial announcers aren't good enough any of the Boca Raton Demo- Your loving son, yet been reported. Value more — the stars have to come back and put on of the items taken was cratic Organization Inc. (signed) Eddie Jr. another act trying to make you believe they use the will be held Saturday at placed at $99 from the products they plug. 130 N.W. 11th Street, at (The eighth annual muscular dystrophy drive will halfway house and $40 7 p.m. from the laundry, accord- It's Camino Real on the West side too, now. West be held starting at 7 p.m., Nov. ,27. Regular and vol- ing to" the police report. To be installed are unteer firemen and postal employees will conduct Sixth street has officially been renamed. Gene Tydsley, president; Sams was arrested later But the best news is that bids are due next week Mrs. Alvin Sheller, vice the house-to-house canvass throughout the city. and both are awaiting — and construction can be started soon - on the president; Frank Clements, Comedian Jerry Lewis starts the nation-wide drive trial in county court. crossing and realignment west of Dixie Highway. secretary; Mrs. ; Benjamin with a series of television broadcasts, one on Nov. Assisting in the investi- The long-sought elimination of this dangerous cross- Burgess, assistant secre- gation were Lt. Charles ing will be hailed'through the community — specially 19, again Thanksgiving Day, and a third on Sunday, McCutcheon and Patrol- tary, and ?at Galvin, Nov. ;26. by residents of the western section. treasurer. man Joseph Jodrey. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 23, 1961 Oratorio Will Aid Retarded Prank J. Hale, Royal Dining Entertainment Poinciana Playhouse pro- ducer, announced that a lar playhouse series which appear in the lesser roles cy lady role was a de- The show runs through dramatic oratorio to be opens on January 22. which may come along. Saturday night produced at the Play- Presented in a Renais- Delray Playhouse Opens Miss Scott, fortunately house, December 28, 29, sance stage setting, the for Playhouse audiences 30 will directly benefit oratorio will have full who enjoy her fine comedy the retarded child program orchestra accompaniment. With Polished Comedy talent, is not such a play- TUNNEL here sponsored by the More than 50 vocalists in By Miriam S. Cohen Kent Schroeder shone er. She closed the Play- NEW ENGLAND Palm Beach County Asso- the area are being trained It could be the height as a likable but frustrated house season last spring ciation for Retarded for parts, and plans are with a wild performance of LOVE Children. of the season, judging by young artist husband try- being made to bring' guest ing not to prostitute his of "Auntie Mayme" and "The Prince of Peace," vocalists here from other Tuesday night's opening Tues.NOV2i-Sat.NOV. 25 of the current Deiray art to the cold financial then gave this season's RAW BAR composed by Larry Brown, parts of the country. : Beach Playhouse season, facts of the business opener the same verve in -was selected by Hale as Star soloists of the pro- world. This young leading her portrayal of Alice in a special Christmas offer- An enthusiastic, capaci- "Tunnel of Love." duction are Miss Veronica ty house laughed and ap- man is a master at the " ing to precede the regu- Kusmin of the Paris Opera plauded a lively, light abject, hang-dog look and- Impossible to overlook and Thomas Hayward of comedy, Peter DeVries' ean accomplish more' de- even if she's on stage the Metropolitan Opera "Tunnel of Love." A lineation of c haracter only for a moment is Mary Company. small cast of Playhouse with his mobile facial Ferris. Her adoption agen- favorites gave polished expressions than other ac- performances, sharing al- tors with pages of dia- most equally the plaudits logue. SURE of the opening night audi- Marty Carroll is perfect- We Will Be Open for Restaurant and Lounge ence. ly cast as Kent's wife IT'S and skillfully handles DRIVE-IN THEATRE Nice suburban people TRUE Federal Highway Ph. 395-4324 trying hard to achieve scenes of sweetness and S. Federal Hwy. financial success and in- light, deeper romance and Deerfield Beach A 65{ Lunch is THANKSGIVING tellectual maturity find intense anger with the being served daily themselves caught in a WED.-TOURS. ease of a veteran, Nov. 22, 23 web of difficulties, made almost creditable by A lesser but very funny, FRIDAY'S Turkey Dinner Ruth Leuwerik-HansHolt some very funny lines part played by Jan Scott SPECIAL THE TRAPP FAMILY well delivered by the as Beery's always preg- WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS 6:45 & 10:55, in color players. A3 with many nant wife provides many Fish — Mashed Potatoes Playhouse productions of laughs each time she ap- Salad — Vegetables John Wayne - Capucine pears on stage. Here NORTH TO ALASKA recent years, the produc- tion as a whole achieves again the true tradition All for 654 $295 8:50, in color of theater and the fine ItOASI YOUNG TOM far greater success than MENU CHANGED DAILY FRI.-SAT., NOV. 24,25 can usually be obtained by esprit de corps of the TUHtCIY or BAKID HAM 3 BIG HITS non-professional groups. Delray Beach Playhouse A&W ROOT BEER CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE $1.50 Choice of Soup or Tomato Juice Sights Beyond Belief shines forth. In lesser Salad in Cinemagic The combination of non- community groups, unfort- 30 E. PALMETTO PK. RD. Candied Yams, String Beans, Mashed ANGRY RED PLANET professional performers unately, players who potatoes, Harvard Beets 6:45 only, in color and professional produc- have appeared in lead FREE Parking 2,000 Cars The finest SEA FOOD Hot Applie Pie - Mince - Pumpkin tion and direction is a roles are often reluctant DIR [OnDITIOnED Jf U1HI-5D35 Coffee, Tea Robert Martha happy one and the Play- to "lower themselves" to at SHOPPERS HRVER Mitchum Hyer house is one of the few KARL BERTRAM at the LAST TIME I SAW such groups to have found available from Maine ARCHIE George Christy's it. RT 1-fc fid. FEDERfll HIGHUinV PSANO BAR for your 8:30 only While it would be hard Opens 1:45 - Continuous to the Florida Keys Entertainment 10:30 P.M. Till ? William Kim to single out any member CURV-INN » STARTS TODAY Holden Novak of the cast for special 2:00 - 4:00 -6:00-8:00-10:00 -BAR OPEN TILL 4:30 AM.- PICNIC praise, it should be noted 550 N. Fed. Hwy. 10:15 only, in color that Clarence Teery in CARRY-OUT or CURB 31OO N. Federal Highway f +he Suburbs' SOMETHING" NEW! his first role o any major significance in his Play- Pompano Beach PRE-SHOW KIDDIE SHOW SPECIAL I SPECIAL MESSAGE TO house career has shown BOB LANA PARENTS: tremendous Jevelopment. 1/2 BROASTED FROM NOON to 11:P.M. DAILY Pre-Show Kiddie Show Long a staJ vart supporter HOPE TURNER Proudly Presents a Six Act Play is especially designed and worker. Beery has PHONE WH 1-6666 for your children's en- never had a role which Entitled joyment, our policy of demanded more than rather CHICKEN Serving the same famous-SEA FOOD "Pre-Teens in Cars ordinary ability. Tuesday French Fried Potatoes, Free" will prevail for night he demonstrated the Slaw, Cranberry sauce, recipes that made the NEW ENGLAND Starring MR. TOM TURKEY our Pre-Show Kiddie niceties and nuances of a rolls and butter Show which will start at sophisticated role which RAW BAR in NORTH MIAMI a and His Leading Lady 6 p.m. could have bogged down MECCA for Seafood Lovers for the past Incidentally, everyone in a less intelligent por- 12 years. MISS PRUNE DRESSING is welcome and invited trayal. Introduction of players to stay for our regular X By Miss French Onion —a real soupy player show. COCKTAIL LOUNGE For our first Pre-Ghow n _- __-. A short stroll to the Salad Bar. Starring AIR-CONDITIONED HOI H Mr. Salad himself, the great "Waldorf" Kiddie Show we have se- lected Walt Disney's f\CX HT Enter Mr- Tom & Miss Prune as elegant "HOUND THAT FREE PARKING ^pf as Toms can be, all buttery brown and THOUGHT H£ WAS A ENJOY YOUR O«a il covered lavishly with rich Giblet Gravy. RACOON." In color A word to the wives, watch out for Miss Prune, she's a real sweetie. SUN.-WON., NOV. 36,27 Thanksgiving The supporting cast in headed by Carroll James Miss Idaho and Miss Candy Yam Baker Shigeta DINNER at .. BRIDGE TO THE SUN / THE CAPTAIN* TABLE Also starring 6:45 & 10:45 mamm The Restaurant Mr. Turnip White Mr. Pea Miss O. Carrot Tony Joan Woc/e Famous Is headed by the Beverage Committee Curtis Blackman Mr. Coffee & Miss Orange Pekoe THE GREAT IMPOSTER Our Guests 8:45 Entitled "The Enders" starring the ACT3ZZ: Pie Brothers, Mince & Pumpkin TUES.-WED., Nov. 28,29 COVE YACHT BASIN Frederic Ben Deerfield Beach March Gazzara Also other tasty dishes from our Menu. Featuring the Continentals YOUNG DOCTORS Bob Allen - Earl Hume - Piano and Organ Admission per person Children 6:45 & 10:20 PAL'S SN POMPANO Judy Paul Atlantic at Ocean Blvd. Holiday Douglas Entertainment Nitely $175 $1.25 SOLID GOLD CADILLAC CATERING All Types Parties 8:35 R Vt home or with us
"You Must See it to believe it" NOW OPEN You be the Judge DELRAY DRIVE-IN USl. l)Et.PtAY BEACH "THE BEST BLOCKBUSTER FIRESIDE OF THE YEAR...RIPS THE HEART!" BOSLEY CROWTHER, NEW YORK TIMES . Cream of Mushroom Soup Boast Vermont Tom Turkey "FLORIDA'S With Oyster and Chestnut Dressing, Giblet Gravy NEWEST and Cranberry Sauce Celery Sticks FINEST Candied Yams Baked Potatoes Mashed Potatoes STEAK HOUSE" ENDS 1 ,, Peas, Boiled Onions Turnips SAT. . A Pumpkin Pie Mince Pie Plum Pudding F™ 12 Noon THANKSeiYINfi DINNER $2.95 Fresh Fruit Bowl Assorted Nuts APPETIZERS Florida Fruit Cocktail Half Grspefi-uil-Sherry Wiiw Smoked Tiny Oysters Iced Cranberry Juice Ice Cream Sherbet Coffee Tea Milk Chilled Tomato Juica Chopped Chicken Livers SOUP Mints Cream of Chicken a la Reing French Onion Snun ou Gratin RELISH TRAY Celery Hearts — Queen OHVPS — Rost Radish Carrot Sticks — Green Onions ENTREES Roasl Stuffed Vermont Turkey — Cranbornr Saiico Children's Dinner . Baked Sugar Cured Country Ham — Champagne Roast Rib of Prime Beel — Natural SIM Maine Lobster and Shrimp Newborg en Casserole '3.95 Boneless Now Yorii strip Sirloin Slealc (SOS) ! Of TWO Served From 12 Noon — Open 'tfl 4:30 A.M. Candied Yam* Whipped Potatoes Butternut Squosh New Green Peas For Reservation* Call: CReshyood 3-2008 Whole Tiny Onions Mashed Yellow Turnips SALADS Entertainment 1 Night) a "Week Tossed Garden Greens — Hearts of Lettuce — Waldorf French, Thousand Island, Roquefort or Mayonnaise Dressing From 7 P.M, • i A.M. DESSERTS Pumpkin Pie, Hot Mince pie or Apple Pie — Plum Pudding, Hard Sauc« Your Favorite Sherbet or Ice Cream BEVERAGES For Reservations Coffee — Tea — MI'k — Sanka — Postum Afler Dinner Mints Call 399-3900 PAUL NEWMAN/EVA MARIE SAINT No. on Federal To MB S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY, DMHiiO B1ACH RALPH RICHARDSON/PETER LAWFORD LEE J.COBB/SALMINEO/JOHN DEREK ROOM & LOUNGI Country Club Rd. -Turn Left Thursday,. November .23, 1961 THE BOCA. RATON NEWS 3A- Mx. and Mis, John W. Thanksgiving in New York Lake left recently to spend City. Enroute to Texas, Mr. and. a-visit with Mr. and MB. Club Gives Mrs. Hilmer Gelleim of De-- Howard, Ishan of Coconut GHIIIOFtACTIC PHYSICIAN troit, Mich., stopped off for Palm. Road. Some of the ailments that respond favorably to Skit for chiropractic care are: ARTHRITIS SCIATICA -» &l RlffST TM&il Federation ASTHMA LUMBAGO ««• AU5§RT THAU when NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St,, Orchid Sguare Members of the Boca Ra- EPILEPSY ALLERGIES Boca 395-5221 ton Junior Woman's Club presented a skit for enter- Call tainment of the Palm Beach County Federation of Wo- TURN TO THE FIRM man's Club which met BEST QUALIFIED 395-1800 recently at Hidden Valley M B U L A IV C E Country Club. H. Jay Kraeer The local Woman's Club Funeral Home and was host to the group. " In BOCA RATON Ambulance Service Mrs. Jerry Staley of the 450 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton Junior Woman's Club, wrote the "take-off on Womans1 Clubs skit. Presenting the skit, "It's If your clothes are not becoming to * Awards Day" were artists Lingerie Collection . . you, they should be coming to Hie . . Mrs. J. B. Fierce of Ft Pierce # and Misslma Peach of Boyn- ton Beach played by Mrs. H, OCA CO3M V. Hanson and Mrs. Rosen do Mr Rodriguez, j Y THE NEW A&P Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Killebrew try the "mystery" drinks served in coconut- Music awards went to Mrs. KAVSER B. A. Rapidhand complete * shells at the luau Saturday held at the Royal Palm Yacht Club. Club employe E CilAH Bob Renalds is serving the drinks. with chopstick rendition by Mrs, Staley. IVSAKES # Y DAY or Second prize drama award * Proves Gayest of Season Toy Clinic was won by Miss Billie Sha- Y HSGHT kenspear played by Mrs. Ro- 25C bert Boldizar. First prize went Royal Palm Club's Luau Will Move to Mrs. Leo Leech from Vero "EMIV1E... WASH Members of the Toy Clinic Beach, played by Mrs. Joseph * One of the gayest events also celebrating their 30th celebrated their moving Gola. UP TO 9x12 1O« DRY "Harem-Scaram," a poem ATAIE! RUG MACHINE of the season so far was the wedding anniversary. into a new home with a par- Hawaiian luau held Saturday The Bud C Goulos were ty Monday serving fruit punch by Mrs. Rhoda Q. Skinner 1652 N. * night at the Royal Palm hosts to a party o f 20 friends. and cookies. and "How I Love MY Fede- Fed. Hwy. Yacht Club. Authentic Island Many other local socialites They moved into a store ration" by Miss Doll Dingle, food was featured and mystery were noted enjoying the fest- in the Dixie Building this was read by Mrs. Lee Lawson * * drinks were served from co- ive luau. week at 250 Dixie Highway and Mrs. Douglas Millhouse. conuts. at the comer of S. E. Second "Vogues On the Go" wear- Entertainment was provid- Five From Boca at Avenue. ing the worst creations in ed by the "Royal Palm Ha- All members, prospective town were sewn by Mrs, You Have A Date waiians" and Pele Tiki's Po- Sorority Luncheon members and anyone intere- Richard Frambach and Mrs. with us at the lynesian show. Five members of Beta Sig- sted in helping to make the- Louis Pa pi no portraying Miss Mrs. William (Doris) A- ma Phi's two chapters here rapeutic toys for handicapped Suzabelle Hirth from Lake lexander was the mystery attende d the luncheon faslion children are invited to at- Worth and Mrs. Nettie girl and awarded prizes for show held Wednesday at the tend the Toy Clinic meetings Tuttle. the mostauthentic costumes. Venetian Isles Yacht Club. eachMondayatlla.m., ac- "Last and least", was the Manylocalhostsand host- The show was given by the cording © Mrs. C.L. Searight, Program Yearbook (Sears Next Weekend BeCt 1 and 2 esses were partying in groups. Zeta Tau chapter in Deer- chairman. Catalog) displayed by Miss Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Lynn field for the benefit of the There is backlog for orders Flowers Tyrone of Boca Ra- Aldrich'stable were Mr. and Easter Seal Clinic. for these therapeutic toys, ton, played by Mrs. Frank to help us celebrate Mrs. William Alexander, Those attending were Mrs. Mrs. Searight said, and ma-• Steffans. Delicate French lace, inspired by the artistic lace-makers Gen. and Mrs. Arthur A, Harry Sorenson, Mrs. Edwin ny helping hands are needed. of old, enhances the bodice and hemline of this exciting slip Vandergrift, Mr. and Mrs. Eller, Mrs. Jay Krall, Mrs. The toys are given, free of GENUINE Wedding made of Satilene, the nylon tricot with the satin touch. Avail- Sherman Reveson, Mr. and Charles McCutcheon and Me charge, to handicapped chil- ENGRAVED able in proportion lengths, too. $5.95 10 YEARS IN BOCA Mrs. Henry Durrschmidt and Clyde DeShields. dren all over the State. JtutitatiMtL Mrs. Fred Bleckley. Samplu mailsd upon rsqueil Noted at another table Mr. and Mrs. George D. Your hand tooUd di« Open House - Adorable Give Aways for the were the Wad dill Catchings, Grundy Jr., of Forest Hills, Jr. Club Will Hold d.liv.r,dwithord.r £ Whole Family — Refreshments — Come In and Richard Porters, Jerry Couch- N. Y., are visiting in the WINFIEUD GIFT of Boca Raton Visit With Us for the First Time or the lans, Phyllis Pierce and Ad- area. They are considering Three Initations SHOP ORCHID SQUARE Upteenth Time. miral John Cassady. making their home here in A change in by-laws of th« opposite Ranch House The Russell Gears were the future. Junior Woman's Club of Botsa U.S. 1 at 20th St. Boca Raton Telephone 395-1313 Raton will allow new mem- bers to be accepted into the Open Fri. Till 9 P.M. club three times a year. Members will be accepted Jan., May and September. Previously members were ac- Let's count our many blessings cepted twice a year. New members will be ini- 101 E. Royal Palm Road tiated after attending at least in Downtown Boca Raton two meetings as a guest of a club member and an orien- tation class. Good Selection Dr. and Mrs. James R. Connolly have returned, to HAMILTON their Roresta home after 9 spending the summerin Roy- Wear without care .... WATCHES H9 ,nu5p al Oak, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Quimby ARNEL JERSEY WEDDING have as their guests their Fashions By . . . let us not allow troubled nephew and niece, Mr. and BANDS Mrs. Robert Dawes of Turn- DAISY CRUMMINS times to make us unmindful ALTIER bull, Conn. of all the blessings for JEWELER Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald of Boston, Mass., is the guest which we con be so thankful today Diamonds — Watches — Tewelrv of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Too- 44 S. E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton, . . . rather let us rekindle the mey of Coconut Road. ARNEL principles of freedom on which JERSEY BLOUSE so many of our blessings depend. •JffllHw Spreaders Loaned FSIEI With of Fertiiizers mwf
NEW HOURS: BLOOM AID 100 LBS. • $3.95 BOCA 9 AM. to 2 P.M. Hi€?©itiGRII!*25% Organic PRI. EVE. 5 to 7 FiHTiJZEl loo lbs. RATON AGilNITI 100% ORGANIC $£3© Will Not Burn 80 lbs. -e$ &©§!§€©7-7-S: 30% ORGANIC $M? 25 !bs. to 1000 sq. ft ~ *T NATIONAL CATTLE & SHEEP MANUHI 56 Lbs. $2*9 50% Natural Organic BANK HiCTOil-GANiC 100 Lbs. $495 MEMBER . . . Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation New Track Proof B1HD $149 AENEL JERSEY KITTY LITT1R F1EDESS I up: TUNIC PEINT DRESS 10 lbs. $1.10 Ortho 17.95 25 ifes. $2.SO Get-A-g»eE!ets MATCHING Kills Snails, PLEATED GAUDEN HOSE Slugs, Cut Worms AVAILABLE IN SKIRT FULL 3/4 INCH SOLIDS and PRINTS 10.95 2y2ib. $1.19 5© FT. $6.95 1 it». 593 ARDEN SUPPLY YOUNGS "Fashions For Florida Living" On CAMINO REAL CALL 395-2300 209 S. FEDERAL HWY. Call 395-0818 4A THE BOCA RATON HEWS Thursday, Novemoer 23, 1961 CUT I I All A DC DELRAY BEACH COLONIAL RAT' LlUUUIvi 2515 N. FEDERAL FT. LAUD1RDALE 204 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. PHONE JA 2-1091 Telephone 278-2525 IT TOOK COLONiAL TO DROP THE PRICES ! IF YOU WANT TO SUY LIQUORS AT A LOW PR1CI PATRONIZE COLONIAL HELP US KEEP THE PRICES DOWN Visit Our LOUNGE & BAR homing the FINEST SANDWICHES in the South POPULAR PRICES at All Times aosedSund ^ <*«8 AM »8 PM SCOOP- IMPORTED Extra Dry THE FINEST WINES r IN THE WORLD ON SALE ~TcdfciT CHAMPAGNE Imported ] Imported • Draperies * Carpeting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reid and Mr. and Mrs, E. Shef- • Slipcovers * Reupholstering field Smith hosted a cocktail A Staff of Interior Designers to Serve Icou party at the Reid's Estates TELEPHONE FOR A FREE home recently. Highlight of the evening ESTIMATE IN YOUR HOME was square dancing. Tall 395-5151 "Caller" Bill Roundtree Carl f)iiuato • Fnm LoBianco BUY IN YOUR OWN IS.E. 20lli St. at U.S. 1 BACK YARD AND SAVE TERL1NG BOCA RATON * HAPPY AUTO SALES FURNITURE SEND '60 OLDS 4 Dr. Sedan full power, radio & FEDERAL HIGHWAY - heater, w-wall tires. Bank financing. ... • BOCARATON 2395.00 TO YOUR '60 CHEVY V8 Bel- HOSTESS Air H.T. Full Power, PUBIK NOTICE.. . FOR Automatic Trans., Radio & Heater. Factosy f e Air Conditioner. .... fis ifiwcf 2095.00 RUCK'UtAMBtBtS Bank Financing f LORfST INC. Phone 395-1944, 200 S. Fed. Hwy. '60 RAMBLER V8 Rebel af fewest prkes Sta. Wagon. Automatic 5MPAN© FLOWER SHOP Trans. Power Steering, FACTORY TRAIN1D MECHANICS, 31 N.E. 1st Ave,, Phone WE 3-9662 Radio & Heater. AIR-CONDITIONING SPECIALISTS. OPEN TUX 1:00 Chrome luggage carrier. 1895,00 30 S.E. 1 ST. Boca Raton's Cancer Crusader is young Anthony Walton, rfe is the son of See Between Federal Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Walton and has been chosen to be official mascot and Bank Financing & Dixie Hwy. symbol of the local cancer crusade being spearheaded by the two chapters of 3 Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Pi and Xi Gamma Sigma. Tony is a first grader at 60 STUDEBAKER Buick Rambler J.C. Mitchell School. His costume was hand-made by his mother who lent both Lark Conv. V8, Auto- Your Country Dealer LAUNDRY costume and son to the cause. With Tony are, left, Mrs. William James5 and matic Trans., Power right, Mrs. Geoirge Tarver. Steering, Radio & Heafc- 213 North Federal Hwy. Delray Beach CLEANERS er, Black Leather In- Vaughn Participates Public Works Supervisors terior. Real Sharp. 1895.00 COMPLETE LAUNDRY In 'Deepfreeze' SERVSCE FOR anilSAVI Meet for Chicken Barbecue Bank Financing Think HOMES - APTS. - MOTELS David E. ;Vaughn, elec- Zell Taylor, director trician's mate seaman, The Public Works Su- '58 HILLMAN Minx 0^ Yisii Our Modern New Plant ONE pervisors Association of public works at Boyn- Conv. Semi-automatic USCG, son of Mr. and ton Beach, and Ralph DAY Mrs. Raymond E. Vaughn met Thursday night in brans. Real gas raiser. SHIRT Boynton Beach for a Hughes, sanitation fore- of 101 S.W. Second ave., man, were hosts for the . . 695.00 SERVICE chicken barbecue prior to Boca Raton, Pla., arrived barbecue. II III > MOJVTHS in Wellington, New Zea- the business meeting. Next meeting will be Bank Financing iilirliilP) I'NPAiHA1 r 24 30 36 land, aboard the Coast Art Budford, Superin- held Tuesday, Dec. ;12, 7 IS 1111/ - Guard cutter Eastwind to tendent of public service p.m. at the Fireside Steak 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELP take part in this season's in Boca Raton, is acting Ranch, Deerfield Beach. '59 ANGLIA English mil 1,800 83.57 68.65 58.75 Op.eration Deepfreeze in president of the newly Ford. Standard Trans. HmSr 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 •J[* "j HH ToFiatSdutiMl Antarctica. . organized group. Men's Garden Club 695.00 2,000 92.85 76.28 65.27 First of the Deepfreeze Other cities represented iBH 3,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 Thsrt is to Knew kb®u% ships to arrive in New included Lake Worth, 2,200 102.14 83.91 71.80 Will Meet Monday '57 Ford V8 Fairlane 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 Zealand, the Eastwind Deerfield Beach, Lan- 2,400 111.42 91.54 78.33 is also scheduled to be tana, Boynton Beach Sed 795.00 HS NIAGARA The Boca Raton Men's '56 Buick4dr. H.T. 695.00 81 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 the first to head south for and Delray Beach. Garden Club will meet at '55 Rambler H.T. 595.00 2,600 120.71 99.17 84.86 CYCL§ MASSAGE McMurdo Sound. Dan Carew, superinten- the Scout Hut, at 7:30 '56 Mercury Conv. 695.00 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 'S5 Ford 2 dr.V8 Sed 395.00 » mm—MMMMw dent of public works in p.m. Monday, to find out mm •" ! 1 And Whet It Can So for Patrick Coughlan Lake Worth, introduced "how green are their Attends Meeting William Boyce, garage gardens." HAPPY Nervous Tension foreman for Lake Worth, The answer will come Backaches Patrick C. Coughlan, who spoke on mechanical from a color film titled AUTO SALES Muscie Cramps son of Mr. and Mrs. G.N. First Bank of Boca Raton maintenance of rolling "How Green Is My Gar- 10 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Headaches Coughlan, 120 N.E. Fifth stock. den." The film will be Member Federal Deposit insurance Corp. Boca Raton 395-1811 Heart and Stroke Patients Ave., attending Duke Uni- Second speaker was Nor- supplemented with a talk •W$& ROYAL PAtM RD. Call 395-4420 Arthritis versity, was a delegate to man Voitel, foreman of on the value of plant Poor Circulation a special national confe- the sanitation division foods for the home gar- rence on the United Na- of Lake Worth. He spoke dener by L.K. Cott. ;A Sleeplessness, etc. tions in New York City PHONE NOW FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION on field maintenance of question and answer November 10 and 11. More period covering the club BY A TRAINED NIAGARA CONSULTANT rolling stock and personal than 1,000 student body conduct of employees members problems will OPEN MONDAY, WED., FRI. NITES TILL 9 presidents, student news- while on duty. be held. ^SPECIAL paper editors and honor NIAGARA of the Palm Beaches students in international 33H L P Becord 3805 SO. DIXIE W. palm Beach £g g_3252 relations attended the two day session repre- senting nearly every Limited Edition Offer! state in the union. Christmas Tree GIVE MIRRORS •16 great songs ! of Christmas by Aluminum Ornamental 10 great artists BY COLORED TREES Hl-Fidelify 12" Recording features: • Mitch Miller • Mormon Tabernacle Choir • Eileen Farrell • Frank DeVol • Leonard Bernstein '• COMPLETE LINE OF Norman Luboff Choir • Percy Faith • Andre CHRISTMAS Kostelanetz • Burl Why buy safe driver auto in- Ives • Earl Wrightson DECORATIONS surance "off-the-rack" when an Get this limited edition album to- Economy Plus auto policy gives day! 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League — Neilson's Furn- Charles.Kusmich 216/599, Fish Story ? iture leads all the way Lloyd Neuman 215/543, with 28 wins and 8 losses, Bert Noel 215/545, Bill Wayne Goble says, Ed's Hardware and Home Kane 202/530, George "Since three fourths of 1 1 the earth's surface is Hurricanes End Season Milk are tied at 18 /2-17 /2, Wood 199/510, Charles Pompano Gulf 18-18, Don Spinnler 188/495. water and Flower Assoc. 16-19, and one four- Pines '66' - 9-25. Carl th is With Perfect 9-0 Record Capella led the scoring land, it's The Hurricanes conclud- The fired-up Red Devils with 224/644, Bob Schach- clear the ed a perfect season last almost dumped the Hurri- tel 203/565, Emil Gagli- Good Lord Friday by defeating the. canes from the ranks of ardi 201/544. intended the unbeaten. Steve Mc- Red Devils by the score Little Big League - a man of 14-13. Renolds pulled the game sh o u Id out of the fire in the last Nancy Thomas 155/410, Mary Amoroso 154/458, spend 3 seconds of play with a Arlyne Shore 150/437, Vir- times as Jim Terry touchdown which tied the ginia Andrews 151/358. much time fishing as he game. Steve added the ex- The men - Walt Greely WATCH _ does mowing the lawn." tra point to put the Hurri- 204/475, Ed Wright 184/ CLEANING $5.95 While you catalogue canes back in the lead. 454, Larry Andrews 203/ that one for future use, Tony Orpesa scored 522, Frank Amoroso 198/ STEM may we suggest the wis- both touchdowns for the 535. & CROWN $1.95 dom of doing business By: Reid Simmons Red Devils. The leaders with us? Thank you in Tri City Mixed - Henry REGULAR .. advance for coming in Dan Bffirgfoli in first downs for the Red Baranklau 201/478, Ro- Devils were Billy Smith CRYSTAL $1.00 What with so much crit- Members of the Seacrest High School Seahawks had a lot to be happy about land Dustin 217/553, and Charles Giblein. Floyd Cornette 180/510, MAIN icism directed at TV for 1st Half 2nd Half following their 9-0 victory last week over Pahokee, which clinched a second the amount of violence the Ladies - Vi Fedak SI $1.95 Hurricanes 0 14 14 place berth in the Suncoast Conference race. Among the group are Alex Trieste, rarcr displayed on the screen, 181/420, Julie Barank- Sffi Red Devils 0 13 13 Noo 20; Trent Rager, No. 54; Don Martel, No. 51; Tad Knutsen, No. 63 and lau 173/468, Ruth Young AUTOMyOTCS particularly in westerns, NOT INCLUDED The Lone Ranger enjoys The Hurricanes defeated Barry Searer (center, in helmet). At right is Cheerleader Lois LaCroix. 165/475. the Colts in a Sudden FORD Co. a unique distinction in The learn to bowl pro- ALTIER Broward's Newest & Fastest that no killing has ever Death over-time period gram at Deerfield Lanes growing Ford Dealer taken place on this show. last Wednesday - is going strong. The la- JEWELER 1st half 2nd half Overtime 1000 N. Federal Hwy. Originating on radio dies are invited every Diamonds - Watches - Pompano Beach Hurricanes 6 7 1 14 Tuesday and Thursday Jewelry 'way back in 1933 and Colts 7 6 0 13 44 & E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton WH 1-0,310 gravitating to TV in 1947, morning between 10 a.m. The Lone Ranger has en- Final-League Standings and 12 noon and all joyed a 28-year run free Hurrican.es 9 0 boys and girls Saturday Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers of unnecessarily contriv- Colts 4 5 morning at 10 a.m. Come ed mayhem and murder. Dragons 3 6 along and join us for the NEON CARDS Proof that controlled vio- Red Devils 2 7 family sport. PAINTED^ PAPER lence is acceptable to Adam's Chevrolet the viewers at large is Classic had a ball Fri- the fact that this show day nite. The boys were plays to a worldwide really on the ball. There weekly audience estimat- were six over 600 sets DIAL DIAL ed at sixty million. and 28 over 200 games. 395-1633 60 N. Dixie 395-1633 Speaking of viewers at Candie Kidd Drift Fish- large - they get small ing took all three points satisfaction out of a set from Deerfield Lanes to that is in poor working PATIOLAND increase their first place condition. ; Have SOUTH- Patio and Lawn lead. Trrey are 23 wins ERN TV INC. give your and 10 losses, Vic Maffey tired old set new ideas. Furniture Const. ; 191/2- 12lA, Shampoe Work is thorough and Aluminum - Redwood Moving & Stge. 19-14, economical at SOUTHERN WEBBING and W.K. Bivens, Inc. 17-16, Campbell Const. ; \&/z- TV INC., 1927 North Fed- REPAIRING eral Highway. Phone isy2, Fazio's Steak Ran- 3719 S. Federal Hwv. ches 13&-19&, Delray GOLF COURSE and DRIVING RANGE 395-4666. Seacrest's Lairy Henderson, No. 52, stops Pahokee's No. 20, C. Peacock, 1 1 on the 35-yard line in last week's game. The Seahawks, holding down the Bowling 12 /2-20 /2. Bill 18-HOLE PAR 60 second berth in the Suncoast Conference Championship, meet Lake Worth in a Sabin led the highs with Thanksgiving Eve game which will decide the race. 254/636, Marvin Young 253/643, Bill Goss 251/ BAiLY GHEENS FEES 573, Arnie Kurzinger 233/ SINGLE PLAY _ 10-PLAY RATE Tennis Match Second Jaycee Kids' University star,, national $^00 Doc. 17 at Club professional clay court A tennis exhibition will champion in 1948 and cur- rently pro at Holiday Park, ;^CR 8-3716 — i /• /•••;:; Bowl Game Here Deal be held Sunday, Dec. 17 Ft. Lauderdale. AtLAtiTie AVE. AT BARWICK ROAD •\ at 3 p.m. at the Boca Ra- The Boca Raton Jay- will be supplied by the ton Hotel and Club. The MORRIS BICYCLE CENTER cees announced this Seacrest High School event will be sponsored NOW, Have your child's bicycle week that the Second An- Band. for the Boca Raton Lions nual Jaycee "Kids" Selection of a Bowl Club Eyesight Conserva- repainted and reconditioned worn Bowl Game will be held Queen will take place tion program. at Memorial Park Friday, this week from the mem- The players will be ONCE parts replaced when needed. Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. bers of the "Jets" Wayne Sabin, former Davis Opposing the Boca Ra- cheerleaders. Cup star for the U.S., Estimates Cheerfully Furnished ton Jaycee "Jets" will Last year the Jaycees ranked in first fifth of the were defeated by the Kids United States and current- A be the Gill Hotel Team $L USID BICYCLiS from the Fort Lauderdale Unlimited Team . from ly professional at the Boys Football League. Hallandale, Florida, Bath and Tennis Club in CALL 395-1961 14-6. The game was wit- 1611 N.W. 2nd AVE., BOCA RATON Half time entertainment Pompano Beach; Jimmy YEAR nessed by a crowd of 800. Evert, former Notre Dame Pre-game ceremonies will get under way at 7:45 p.m. with the introduction ingoy Your LOANS of the players, presenta- Nationally Famous tion of the colors by the TURKEY Boca Raton American Le- gion Post No. 277 color Then Think *25-*600 guard and the "Star SEALY'S for the world's finest Spangled Banner" by the How Nice A « SIGNATURE Seacrest High School Band. Tasty Basket • FUHNITUItl Admission is . 25 OPENS NOV. 30*?, 9:30 A.M. LIGHTS! . . . CAMERA! . . .ACTION! . . . and your new star of shopping pleasure is born! Join the "Pleasant Shopping" Fan Club at RJIUX'S gala opening celebration. There' be fun and excitement and SPECIAL SAVINGS too ... all for you! PUBLIX- WHERE SHOPPING ISA PLEASURE in her new Boca Raton holiday dinner with Dr. spend Christmas with Sauare home. Originally and Mrs. William G. (Dot- their children and fami- from Ohio, she is no tie) O'Donnell, the Por- lies in Easton, Pa. stranger to Florida as she ters will celebrate their has spent the last eight 40th wedding anniversary. years here. Artistically Orchids to them. Welcome greetings go inclined, Estelle enjoys to Mr. ;and Mrs, Sidney R. doing shell work and mak- Over in the Estates Mr. Boiling in their new Boca ing plastic flowers, A wi- and Mrs. George V. ;Rob- Raton Square home. He is dow, Mrs, Harkness has a bins and their pretty retired after being asso- son and, she said proudly, daughter, Lisa, have open- ciated with the First Na- has four grandsons. In- ed their home for the Win- tional Bank of Chicago for 41 years, They came .*# cidentally as it wouldn't ter season. .George had to seem like a real Christ- leave on a business trip here from Chicago. mas without youngsters to Mt. Kisco, N.Y., but around, she is planning he will return soon. Also in Boca Square to spend that holiday are the interesting George with her family in Ohio. Looking forward to a Hiebers. Formerly of Ar- "White Christmas" are lington Heights, 111.,, (just Thanksgiving Day will Dr. and Mrs. ; Donald outside of Chicago), he be an important occasion Richards who will leave is a retired auditor and for Mr. and Mrs. Richard their Estates home and she collects cut grass (Pat) Porter. At a festive head north in time to from all over the world. -iiill PRESCRIPTIONS FREE DELIVERY COMPOUNDED ACCURATELY Among those participating in the Boca Raton Welcome Wagon Club installa- Liggett-Rexall tion luncheon recently were, seated, left to right, Mrs. R.S. Zinns vice presi- Boca Raton dent; iVJrs. Albert Cohans president; and Mrs. John Ackermans recording secre- tary; standing, left to right, Mis. E.W. Lobkowitz, second vice president; Mrs. Drug Store Virginia Schorb, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Gloria Daly, treasurer. The Pharmacy W1NFIELDPARK social meeting was held at the new Fireside Steak Ranch in Deerfield Beach. 101E. PALMETTO PK. RD. SHOPPING CENTER Ph. 395-4841 Ph. 395-4919 2 Stores £ JTo Serve You $1.48 Value Value $1.79 Value iNSULSN ANACfN FLASH BULBS 40 Unit DR. AND MRS. EDWARD J. MEREDITH JR. and about Press 5 Lilly 99* 100's Ct. of 12 $129 Miss Lois Kirkpatrick Wed $3.11 Value $1.00 Value 98* Value To Dr. Edward J. Meredith UNIGAPS PEPTO-BISMOL WOMEN BLUE BWVSLIDENS Beatrice Landry, Editor Miss Lois Jane Kirkpatrick patrick of Philadelphia and Upjohns Super became the bride of Edward the bridegroom is the son of 8 oz. J. Meredith Jr., D. D. S., Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Me- SECTION B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thurs., Nov. 23, 1961 Poge I 100's $]29 15's 79t 69* Oct. 21 at the Paletiiorp redith of Boca Raton. Memorial Presbyterian Nuptial music was provided tiny matching hat. Church in Philadelphia, Pa., by a solist who sang "I Love ASPIRIN Warm welcomes to new- $1.78 Value 500's with the Rev. William Door- Thee, Dear," "Because," AROUND the Town Norwich 5 $199 ly officiating. comer Mrs. Estelle Hark- "O Perfect Love, " and "The ness now getting settled The bride is the daughter Lord's Prayer." with bea landry of Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk- Mrs. Mary Nagel was ma- women's editor tron of honor. Miss Nancy Top "fun" highlight of last week was the excep- "Boca Raton s NEWEST and FINEST" Hardware Store f # Authorized Kirkpatrick was maid of ho- tionally good minsterl-variety show put on by the Bonded nor. Junior Woman's Club and the Kiwanis Club. Show Bridemaids were Mrs. Al- stopper Ed Barnhardt and company in the Red Ballet bert D. Brown of Boca Raton, practically brought down the house. Ed and Paul • 00 sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Bebout weren't quite made to wear a tutu but the Continues Patricia Watkinson, East 0- audience loved it. Twins Winnie and Binnie deVault range, N. J., and Miss Ruth were cute and added glamor to the hilarious act. Gravener of Philadelphia. Hard to recognize your friends in blackface although Diane Devlin, cousin of end men C.P. Messersmith, Ed Brown, Jim O'Neal the bride, was flower girl. and Mel Pokorney looked great in wigs. A real fun Donald M. Bird served as bit was the unscheduled appearance of "Smokey" €§IU§§E SAILING best man. He is a cousin of Stover to break up their "crap game." All told, it From the bridegroom. was a terrific show, reflected a lot of hard work, Given in m arriage by her many rehearsals and a great deal of time by the two F@rf Lauderdab father, the bride wore a full club's members. Incidentally, it also brought out quite a bit of local talent. and iSsewttere length gown of white satin with embroidered lace and son. Information and pearls scattered throughout Leaving chilly Penn- the gown. The fitted bodice sylvania behind and corn- >f Finest SERViCI Reservations in to sm Boca Raton Lovely teenager Joan feature d a Sabrina neckline S W - Paula Fox made a charm- 395-1414 adomedwithpearls. Her el- the Ed Bradys have open- ing model in a recent fas- There gg Still Tint® To Highest QUALITY bow length bouffant French ed ^r Winter home in hion show in Ft. Lauder- BOCA RATON illusion veil was crowned *0^ Palm Yacht and dale. She wore a pumpkin Greatest SAVINGS with a tiara of rhinestones. Country Club for the sea- colored party frock and a REGISTER TRAVEL She carried a bouquet of ^ matron and maid of Following the ceremony a for these Valuable 18 S.E. FIRST AYE.. white gardenias and stepha- honorv,ore „ satin street wedding dinner was held at notis. length dresses with short Stouffersinjenkintown, Pa., SPECIALS sleeves, modified bell- givenby the bride's parents, The br mtooos IT IS SO MUCH E/BIER TO DO shaped skirts and full bustle *de, a registered ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT back. The bridemaids wore nurse. was graduated from the same style frocks in deep Philadelphia High School for hi and Sat. ONLY Gir!s green satin. They all carried i Chestnut Hill Hospital PRIZES Plastic Tissue The Book World Fall bouquets of Chrysantiie- Nurses Training School, and Awards Will Be Made, 107 E. Palmetto Park Rd. mums and decorative Fall took post-graduate courses at DISPENSIR Boca Raton leaves. Villanove University. Sat. Nov. 25 at 5:00 P.M. The bride's mother wore a Dr- Meredith was gradua- Reg. 1.00 From Age One to 100, ted from street length dress of deep *e University of Value Everyone Loves Books. pink Italian silk with a lace Maryland and the University mllar to Illustration 59 looks are Thoughtful bodice. Herhatwasofvamous of Maryland Dental School; served two years in the Ail Books or® Lasting colored pink pearls and leaves. She wore a white or- Force Dental Corps and is STURDY POTTED (Ever know anyone who threw away a book?) chid corsage. now practising dentistry in Mother of the groom wore Boca Raton. 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HARDWARE 1865 N.W. 2nd, Aye. at 19th; St 395-4990 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November ,23, 1961 Skill Needed BEAUTY by Al Cesario For Art of associated with the faoca raton hotel end club beauty salon Pine Weaving Today the accent is on yourself. beauty. When you purchase a new BY BEATRICE LANDRY Qur living standard is based appliance you must first get Take nature's gifts from onbeauty, indirectly. That to know the apparatus and the garden, mix with talent is, I mean to say that things then you must learn to use it. and imagination, and a little of beauty attract us to them. It takes practice and pa- raffia, stir with skillful fin- A very pretty home is some- tience. The same is true of gers and you have a hobby of thing of beauty to us all but, all new hair-styles and make- pine needle weaving. a pretty home is basically up. First, learn to wear them Mrs. Emma DeForrest of just another house. and then learn to keep them 500 N. Federal Highway No matter, how large or in proper order. makes various articles of orsmall, it must be adorned This also, tales practice. woven pine needles as a in good taste or it is a waste. And PATIENCE! hobby. It is an art that looks This applies to the woman Roller hair- do's are to cre- extremely difficult, but, of today. It makes no differ- ate an illusion. The illusion Mrs. DeForrest smiled, it ence how short or fat; tall of being the ovaL The perfect really is easy if you know thin, pretty or homely there face is recognized as the how. And she certainly dows. Skillful hands created this handmade woven ladies are certain aids we can use oval. Since we cannot re- She has made many beau- handbag. It is made from nature's gifts, of pine to enhance each of these dif- form your face we must do tiful trays baskets, bowls, needles, pine cones, garden leaves and flowers. derent characteristics. the next best thing. Make handbags and hats (to match) So many of you girls are you appear as though you even hanging baskets for feel the reward of creating but useful, that is pine needle unfinished in your attire and have the oval shape. plants. The articles are in- somethingnotonly beautiful, weaving. make-up. Many of you are We do this by lifting the tricately woven and although over-done! To find out the hair in certain areas. Result; the patterns are delicate and right thing to use, the per- over-all appearance oval. Mrs, Emma DeFoaxest displays some of her artistic handiwork, such as fect hair-style and make-up, When you look in the mirror MiSS JSOCkWOOd S trays, fruit bowlss and hats woven with pine needles. FALL SHOE SALE consult a competent artist. to comb your hair, keep this fragile appearing, the items the raffia. Step follows step pointed out. You must be receptive to in mind. This way you have Engagement Told are unusually rugged. and the delicate pattern be- To anyone interested in suggestion. The frame of Mrs. DeForrest gathers the gins to emerge. taking up this fascinating OF BETTER SHOES mind in which you enter a I am sure that you will find DEERFIELD — Mr. and pine needles from beneath After the article is com- hobby, Mrs. DeForrest will salon is most important. If the result more gratifying Mrs. Ivor I* Rock wood of the pine trees where she pleted, it is polished and gladly show you how. In fact FAMOUS BRANDS you have certain problems each time as you learn to do Pompano Beach, announce lives, purchases some raffia, varnished with a plastic spray. she starte d teaching a class with your beauty? Discuss this. the engagement of their plastic curtain rings and some Shellackcanbeused, Mrs. this week at the recreation them with your artist. He or Every woman can be beau- daughter, Edna Patricia, to plastic spray, and is off to- DeForrest said, but it does department so students will REDUCTIONS TO 40% she, should be better able to tiful if she knows how. Let J. William Jones. w aid another fascin a ting item. not dry to well in this area. have time to make many BOCA RATON SWRE ONLY help you than you can do for your stylist show you how. He is the son of Mrs. Ber- Dreaming up her own ori- The woven articles make beautiful gifts for Christmas nice V. Jones of Deerfield ginal designs, she starts by gifts for any occasion with giving. Beach, and the late Thomas covering the plastic rings the added attraction that lo- By taking and using nature% Woman's Club Will View W. Jones. with raffia. She then holds ving hands took the time to gifts, one can save money Miss Rockwood was gradu- eight to 10 pine needles in make them. andatthe same time produce ated from Pompano Beach one hand and sews them a- Pine needle weaving is expensive looking articles, SHOE SALON Boca Haters Film on Cancer Tuesday High School and is employed round the ring using a kind of slow but rewarding, relaxing ease the tensions of the day as a dental assistant. blanket stitch, sewing with and satisfying, Mrs. DeForrest with a relaxing hobby and Bl S. E. FIRST. AVENUE (ACROSS FROM BOCA RATON BANK) " Time and Two Women, " of Boca Raton, Kwik- Chek Her fiance also graduated a film on cancer, will be and the A & P grocery stores from Pompano Beach High shown and narrated by a for the benefit of those not School and is attending Brow - receiving TB stamps through ard County Junior College. physician at the monthly 3 PIECES FRENCH TABU LAMP SET OF THREE FOAM MATTRESS 2 PIECE LIVING BAHAMA the mail. 5 PIECES LIVING ROOM meeting of the Woman's The wedding has been set PROVINCIAL 32in. HIGH DINING ROOM and BOX SPRING ROOM SECTIONAL LOUNGE for April 28 at St. Coleman*s TABLES Club of Boca Raton on Nov. Sorority, Husbands DL. DRESSER FIBRE GLASS SHADE PLASTIC TOPS 39 In. SIZE BUMPER ENDS 30" WIDE } 4-DRAWER CHEST CHOICE OF DROP LEAF TABLE FAMOUS MAKER li FT. LONG Catholic Church in Pompano 4 CANE BACK CHAIRS 2 STEP TABLES CORAL FABRIC 28th. . PANEL HEADBOARD ' WHITE 1 COCKTAIL TABI.F FINE TICKING DEEP COIL IIASE 4 FT. HOLSTER Beach. FULL OR TWIN SIZE • BEIGE TABLE OPENS TO 90" FULL COIL SI'KINOS The meeting will be held Make Jungle Cruise • CORAL IN WALNUT W/SLNUT OB BLONDE at the Rutenberg Model Home SEE THIS VALUE A group of Epsilon Pi 95 Has Was 97 on Camino Real at 8 p. m. Christopher Terry Was 188 Was 97 S55.0S *173,93 $<%#fc chapter Beta Sigma Phi so- $179.95 NOW S7.95 $29.95 S4S.95 Any woman interested in rority sisters and their hus- .149" 119 19 U9 seeing this film will be wel- bands enjoyed a jungle cruise Is Christened come. out of Bahla Mar Yacht Ba- DEERFIELD— Christopher All members will bring sin Saturday night Bryon Terry, infant son o f Christmas presents for the They cruised "downriver" Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Terry FORCED TO UNLOAD mental patients of Palm to an exoti c islan d and ranch- of Forest Park, was christen- Beach County to this meet- house where barbecue ribs ed Sunday at the 9 a.m. Fa- ing. and shrimp dinners were serv- mily Eucharist service at St. Members of the Boca Ra- ed. Martin-in^the-Field Episco- ton Woman's Club and the Entertainemnt was provid- pal Church in Pompano Beach American Legion Auxiliary ed by Captain Earl andhis with the Rev. Lytfleton Zim- Post 277 will man TB Christ- Vaudeville Review. The merman officiating. mas Seal booths throughout group danced in the patio, Godparents were Mrs. Da- the city from Dec. 4 to 16th. cruised back in the moon- vid A. Butts Quillen of Boca Booths will be set up at the light and held a community Raton; Miss Susan Schaussj Post Office, the First Bank sing aboard the boat Charles Goins and Raymond Terry, all of Pompano Beach. Present for the ceremony were the infant's paternal OPEN EVERY NIGHT 9 AM.-9 PJVf. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. SAT. TILL 5.30 ALL SALES FINAL ! PIANO STUDIO W.D. Terry of Norwalk.Ohio; Qpmmng ©@e®mb@r 1 and maternal grandparents BEDROOM SUITE LIVING ROOM SUITE Mr. and Mrs. DeweyMuse of 3 PC. BED ROOM double LIVING ROOM SOFA foam Boynton Beach. (Irrasw, chest ami Book- reversible cushions, REGISTRATIONS case Bed. full or twin choice of fabric and col- NOW BEING TAKEN Later a coffee was held at size. Was S139.95 ors. Was $179.95 At 510 N.E. 17th St. the home of Mr. and Mis» 4 PC. SOLID CHERRY 90" SOFA. Diamond de- Fred Terry. Bed Room. Double dress- LIVING ROOM er, chest, full size bed sign hack latex foam cus- Phone 395-186© & nita table. Has S399.90 hions. Choice of fabric & 2 pieces, Large sum and lounge colors. Was $2(19.85 choir. .'Foam reversible cushions, Teacher'experienced in: Mr. and Mrs. John (Helen) choice of fabric and colors. Brown have as their guests, Pa MAPLE bedroom, Radio — T.V. and Night Club Performance PC. MODERN BEDROOM Dl dresser, including nito Mr. and Mrs. Miles Nathan stand & Bookcase Bod. Walnut, 'DL Dressec, 'cliest, book See this bargain. Was SOFA 88" UPHOLSTER- Classes in Harmoney Included of Forest Hills, Long Island, cose bed, shadow box mirror 179.05 ED in n fine Orchard fab- ric, foam rubber. Was N.Y. $249.85 Class or Individual Instruction 0 PC. BED KOOM. Gun stock walnut Triple dress- One Night Class a Week Recent guests of Mr. and er, dressing table, chest, nite table, two twin boils. 2 PC. LARGE SECTIONAL Mrs. Al Sterling of Caribbean Was $389.95 in off-white loose pillow for Working Adults back, all foam. Was Keys were Mr. and Mrs. M. $3119.95 E. Scott of Sarasota, Fla. HWRY MR THESE SENSATIONAL BUYS 1 DINING ROOM SUITE CHERRY FRENCH PROVINCIAL o PC DINING ROOM, SAUCER CHAIR in pins- Chair fiagflacke DnlBed, doubldoue! dresser largo 44" china, 36x48x60 tic, choice of many colors. nnd chestSt.. FamouI'dmous inalmaker. plastic top table, 1 ami Was $2-195 DAY Greetings and 3 Bide chairs in wal- ir 7 PC. DOUBLE DUTY OUTFIT nut Was S298.00 ISO Sofa opens to a double bed, Wai DANISH CHAIR, WALNUT 95 *I89 lounge clinic, two table lamps, 5 PC. DINETTE SET FINISH, foam zippcred $319.95 two step and cocktail table Mar proof plastic top M cushions. Was S29.05 Many Friends table, 4 chairs. Choice 95 of colors. Was S59.95 *39 RECLINGK CHflH, hi back, Black & Brige. Was $169.95 NOW 7 PC. DINETTE SET $59.85 Mar proof plastic top ta- ble, 6 upholstered cluirs FRENCH PROVINCIAL in btowntono. Was chairs, many styles and High on our list of the bless- S119.95 colors. IVas $69.50 5 PC. RECTANGULAR ings for which we give thanks bible mar proof plastic CHANNEL OK BISCUIT top, four Danish chairs. back chair, foam cushions, this day, is the good will and Was $139.95 '89* Was; " " loyalty of the friends and 4 PC. 6 PIECES neighbors who have made fl CURVED LISTING NOT COMPUTE I SECTIONAL HUNDREDS MORE AWAIT UNBEMVABLt? MODERN DINING ROOM our growth possible* YOU AT OUR STORE SSI FOR YOURSELF 1 Plastic mar proof table, 'Glass A Pieces Zipped Foam reversible J[ china, ' four chairs, choice And we are deeply grate- cushions, choice fabrics and of VWatnur or Danish Tan. colors. !Buy now and save many, MISCELLANEOUS ful that we can share dollacs, LAMPS POLE LAMP with three 95 Was with you the wealth of 95 bullets lights 8)4' ft. RECORD CABINET, Wai- . Was toll. White or Beige. nut. Hold many recoitls. $198.00 happiness and freedom in $239.95 NOW Was $9.95 495 Was $29.50 this great land of ours! ROOM DIVIDER POLES HEADBOARD, TWIN AND TABLES SO" wide SIZE. Was $5.98 Wai. or Blonde. Was 195 S29.95 19.95 STUDENT DESK, Walnut WALL PLAQUE in pair, or lime oak. 20x40. Was choice of colors and de- $29.95 19.95 signs. Has $9.95 . 5.95 VISCOSSE 0x12 rugs with DESK LAMP adjustable foam back. Was $39.05 finish in white. Was 24.95 From all of us here at KEELER's $9.95 195 KOOM DIVIDER. Was INNERSPRING 'TABLE LAMP, largo se- $59.95 $9.95 lection of colors and size. MATTRESS Was S9.95 4.95 AND BOX SPRING ITALIAN PROVINCIAL 3 Pieces, Six drawer double some ate ntitt-imitcit tick. dresser, chest, full or twin sire Was $39.95 bed. Mite anil Gold. Both for 215 N. FED. HWY. 3415 S. Federal Highway, Defray Beach, CRosfwood 8-2877 Was FURNITURE" 216 N. DiXlE HWY.' $249.95 NOW 1610 S.E. 3rd Ct. (Cove Center), Deerfieid Beach, 399-2077 PHONE 395-O311 BOCA RATON Ouan*iti«s limited In mo** Ca»i *ur ... B« early far t»«st selection! Thursday, November 23, 196? THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B New Pubiix Market in Boca Raton Will Be Chain's 74th in Florida tute and McCall's Maga- ment, for the more than zine Advertising Awards 3500 Pubiix employees Contest. In 1954 the feel extremely and un- Saturday Evening Post usually close to the or- featured the operation in ganization that they them- a full-length article which selves own! recognized the uniqueness From one small store in of the Florida-born chain Winter Haven to a spark- of Pubiix markets. Along ling chain of 74 uniquely with the many accom- designed super markets plishments throughout the spanning an area from years, the year of 1961 Jacks onville to Miami saw another big step in and from Gulf to Atlantic the Jenkins' story. At the coasts - from a one-man annual meeting of the operation to one employ- Super Market Institute, Ing more than 3600 — from Mr. George W. Jenkins good customer service to was, elected President of better and better custo- this international food mer service. This is the field organization. You story of George Jenkins can be sure that the en- and Florida's Pubiix Mar- tire Pubiix family is proud kets . , . where shopping of this peak of a'chieve- is a pleasure. Pubiix' President George W. Jenkins plans, But, by purchasing tainly indicate that the a group of 19 small firm is a substantial and stores offered for sale well-managed organiza- by a retiring grocerman, tion. Pubiix has kept up and by remodeling and with the growth of Flori- revamping their sales da, both in expansion of and merchandising meth- the operational area and ods, he was able within in sales, as the following five years to increase few figures will indicate: their gross from $3,000,- 000 to $7,000,000 a year. 1951: $18 million in sales 1953: 28 million in sales Vegetables, groceries 1955: 49 million in sales Pubiix office and warehouse in Lakeland - 15 acres are under one roof. and meat, as well as 1957: 77 million in sales building materials, be- 1959: 112 million in sales came more plentiful and 1960: 141 million in sales in the following year, 1961: 155 million in sales Jenkins began to close (estimated) © NORM ADVBRTBINO, la*. and replace the old stores Pubiix thinking and ex- with a distinctive design pansion has not slowed that he created himself. down during the 60's . . . DONT BE A TOO-LATE Especially attractive for by June of 1961 the was this modern design firm had 69 markets ope- CHARLIE ! with the plate glass win- rating -and approximately dows and special tower 18 more stores currently There's no need to plaster and re- over the entrance. The under construction or in plaster those cracked ceilings. Just design had an enthusiastic the planning stages. drive over and let us show you the reception in many com- George Jenkins was not easy-to-install Ceiling Tile that will munities in south central the founder of the super go up in a jiffy . . . cover messy ceil- and west coast Florida market as we know it to- ings permanently. until by late 1957 there day, but he and his asso- were 37 of them in 20 ciates have certainly FRIENDLY, HOME TOWN cities, and had reached been responsible for a a gross of $77 million. good many "firsts" in SERVICE By the end of 1958 the the growing state of Flor- Pubiix operation had ida. For example, a few grown to 43 stores doing of these "firsts" have $93 million that year. been air conditioning, 1959 saw the acquisi- magic carpet doors, music Prompt, Free Delivery tion of seven new Grand to shop by, self-service Union stores (mainly in meats and produce, free the southeast coast area) carry-out service, and ex- ca.. 395-3203 and more stores construct- ceptionally modern de- ed, and the year ended signed overall store ope- with a sales volume of rations. some $110 million dollars The new Pubiix Market here will be' the 74th in the chain. The Pubiix firm has and 57 stores. By the encf also enjoyed a great deal of 1960 the Pubiix organi- of nation-wide recogni- $80,000 to his gross. He zation enjoyed a business then formed the Pubiix tion throughout the years. TANDARO volume of over $140 mil- George Jenkins, Once $75 Weekly Pood Stores Corporation. 1957 saw the awarding lion and some 62 stores in of the "Brand Name Re- During the depression 32 Florida cities. Com- Supply k Lsmb§r he showed remarkable tail er-of-the-Year" title pany gross sales over the to Pubiix, and for over Clerk, Built Pubiix Market Chain business acumen in ope- years are a sharp indica- Cisispiny Ph. 395-3203 rating the two stores when ten consecutive years the U tor of growth, and the firm has been a winner All the world loves a to become one of the most That was in 1928. Two people had little money Pubiix sales figures cer- TOQES-HAHDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER story about the individual successful and widely- years later the depression and he often gave free in the Super Market Insti- who arises from an econo- known grocery magnates faced him with a big cut groceries to the unem- mic nothing to become a in the country. in his income. It was then ployed. By 1940, Jenkins dynamic leader with a fan- At the start, the col- that he resigned and be- took the plunge .that has tastic record of achieve- lapse of the "boom" put gan to make new strides made him one of the lead- 1C MITCHELL & SONS ment! One of the most him to work for a Winter toward an impressive goal. ing grocerymen of the dramatic of these true Haven chain grocery store With only $5000 he had country. stories is that of George at $15.00 a week and a saved, he opened his own After closing the two INSURANCE COUNSELORS Jenkins, founder and Pres- share of the gross. Within store and competed so stores, he borrowed ident of the Pubiix super a year this young man had successfully with his for- $25,000 by mortgaging ESTABLISHED 1923 market chain. increased the store's mer employer that he soon an orange grove and then The son of a country weekly receipts from put him out of business. built the first of the mar- storekeeper in Georgia, 1300 to $6600. This was In the first year after ble, tile and stucco pal- Jenkins landed in Florida enough to promote him to that, Jenkins grossed aces that made up the with nine dollars in his the managership of the $120,000 and made $500 distinctive, much-admired pockets and a burning am- firm's biggest store for himself — a phenome- Pubiix chain. The war de- bition to do worthy things which grossed $7,000 a nal income in the early layed expansion for a few on a huge scale. From week, and his salary in- 1930's Opening the Econ- years, and then shortages that time, in 1925, he be- creased to $45.00 plus a omy Store, also in Winter of building materials pre- KEN HIGGiNS 22 S. Fed. CalS 395-4711 3ILL MITCHELL gan a career that led him percentage of the profits. Haven, he added another vented execution of his is a time for expressing gratitude! To show our thankfulness . . .we attend church services ... we meet with family and friends ... we set this day aside for Thanksgiving. FIRST BANK of CLOSED BOCA RATON TOMORROW Thanksgiving Day Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Open Daily 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Fri. Evening 5-7 Y@yr €®fi¥®iii®nf Bank at Iff, Aw®, und L toy®! Pulm R*§. 395-4420 back to the orphans of Public Forum Europe with no parents, Through My Dear Editor: just enough clothing to ( cover their little bodies — BOCA RATON NEWS "For God and Country" ment is properly func- tioned, but also to set an bodies of malnutrition. I start this letter with Heaven help us if this Only newspaper with a complete news and pictorial coverage of this heading because this example of what good the fast-growing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach areas Window Americans they really are. has to happen to our own is the preamble of the childre n to wake us up to American Legion. Satur- Not one of our elected BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, November 23, 1961 day, November 11, at 11:00 public officials partici- the fact that we are free. By BEATRICE LANDRY / ..« /'" r i o'clock I had the largest pated or was present at When taps was sounded disappointment of my sixthis Memorial. This also we were also thinking of years in Boca Raton. hurt me very much because the 77 young men who re- Time For Rededlcation As the holiday approaches I remember , , . I re- First let me start at my of their campaign prom- cently gave their lives in member ... so many things from- an old fashioned own back door; that be- ises, etc,. I thought they the air plane crash a few . New England Thanksgiving Day. would be good leaders of weeks ago. The founders of this nation were our way of life, it is good to stop for ing the American Legion Preparations began long before the festive day. of Boca Raton. On theBoca Raton. If I have been too harsh wise and dedicated men. They repre- a moment and count the many bless- Mother started making the fragrant, spicy mincemeat Thirdly, on making a tour sented the fulfillment of the dreams day that had been set I am sorry. These are my ings of American citizenship. It isthat filled the house with such a mouth watering of the business district feelings not necessarily and aspirations of great religious good also to be reminded that free- aside to honor veterans of aroma that everyone wanted to "taste" it. all wars we arrived at the of our fair city, you could those of this membership. leaders in England, like John Wy- dom of the individual is not some- The harvest had been gathered and the frost-rim- count on both hands all cliffe, who sought to establish a local cemetery. We have a Yours, thing that can be taken for granted. ed fields were stark and bare. Hay was in the lofts, membership of 316 ofthe flag displays. With new way of life based on religious It can best be defended by being Commander Anerican the silo was full, corn was hung to dry and golden which 36 were present to Communism flanking our Legion Post 277 freedom. The Colonial governments appreciated and exercised. This pumpkins made a bright spot in the corners. shores and the world con- were more religious than political in honor some veterans that Wm. E. Baker day, which has been set aside to Vegetables and fruits had been gathered and plac- possibly lost his or herdition as it is today, we character. Their leaders believed give thanks for the wisdom and fore- ed in the cooling cellar. Extra apples, golden ones, cannot falter in our pa- that religious freedom was the key life so that we could live sight and courage of men like John tawny ones, bright red shiny ones, were in bowls in a free democracy. triotism for one instant. John Gunther, writer: to human rights. Wycliffe and Thomas Jefferson and around the house just ready for hungry youngsters Secondly, we elect pub- When patriotism is gone "Ours is the only coun- No other nation had ever been Benjamin Franklin is a good time to to munch on. then we are lost. try deliberately founded founded on such principles. It is renew faith in these principles. It lic officials not only to Who could help but remember the taste-tantalizing see that our city govern- Occasionally I think on a good idea." this basic difference that has made is a good time to be thankful for aroma of pickles and crabapples being spiced, or the the United States of America the American citizenship. making of piccalli with its pungent spices. strongest democratic nation on earth. It is not a time for discourage- I don't seem to remember whether people ate more This priceless heritage must be pre- ment, fear or despair. Nor, as we then or that there were more people at the table but served at all cost. have pointed out, is it a time to be- Thanksgiving Day dinner was a work of art. Add a phone... The world has undergone great come apathetic. In the face of the After a long grace, said by Dad, plates were heap- changes since these founding fath- challenge to freedom with which we ed with golden brown turkey, succulent pink glazed ers devised a representative form of are confronted, we must be more de- ham, sweet and white potatoes, creamed onions, government that guaranteed indivi- termined than ever before that we sauash, and that unforgettable deep brown turkey dual and religious freedom. But the will not allow these basic rights to gravy, thick enough to almost use a fork and of fundamental beliefs and principles be taken from us. course the homemade cranberry sauce and other are the same - and always will be. What can we as residents of Boca relishes by the dozen. Freedom of worship, of speech and Raton do? That's a good question. Great slabs of hot homemade bread and still hot of the press are essentials to a way The answer is to exercise and de- rolls of all kinds were flanked by mounds of golden of life that has prevailed in America fend these principles right here in home-made butter. because people believe in them and our own community life. Keep in- hold firm to them. Principles do not Somehow there always seemed room for the hot formed. See to it that we have the mince, pumpkin and deep-dish apple pies. change — only people. So long as right sort of people representing us the people of America are on guard Mother always made little white "quarter" shaped at all levels of government by know- mints for the children and chestnuts and hazelnuts to protect and preserve these basic ing the candidates and then exercis- rights, this nation will remain free. were everywhere, ready to nibble. ing the right to vote. The strength Thanksgiving was a time for thanks. Thanks for Thanksgiving Day is a good day of America lies in thoughts and ac- the fruitful year just ended, for the health of the for the residents of Boca Raton — tions of its people at the grass family, for the gathering of the successful harvest, along with Americans all across root& for. all the animals safe in the barn, for the fruitful the land — to rededicate themselves It's something to be thinking about trees and bountiful fields. to the principles set forth by the It was a time to say thank you for past bounty and writers of the Constitution. In these as we count our many blessings on this Thanksgiving Day - 196L thank you again for the sustaining hope of a happy times of world unrest and attack upon future. It was a time to remember with love and a special thank you for the memories. Laughter Is A Blessing Laughter is a blessing provided sympathy and good fellowship. 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We've also prepared other TURNER-GREEiN BY LAWRENCE DAME and distributors, who don't been a blow to freedom in It was way back in 1934want to be burned by fines literature. For that book high-quality fertilizer mixtures suited for feed- that I came down the Man- or worse. Meanwhile ' is a great work, providing ing Gardenias, Ixoras and fruit treea. These fer- hatten gangway of the oldMiller, a tall, gaunt, tor- a reading experience un- tilizers "go farther." Consider cost by square foot like any other through its add a lot to living Mauretania with a paper- mented man who had been rather than by the pound and you'll be money bound copy of Henry Mil- languishing in obscurity richness of thought and language. It is to the ahead. ler's "Tropic of Cancer" in California's Big Sur A phone in your kitchen works hard where you in the pocket of a newMountains for 20 years credit of democracy that the light of truth shows Burberry. Not until later after returning to this work hardest! It's on the spot for making calls, taking did I "learn that I had been country from exile, is through over prejudice, and that Joyce's master- a petty smuggler, un- reveling in unrestricted calls, saving steps and time. All that adds up to a lot of easier wittingly, and that the sale most everywhere piece is available to all today. book for which I had paid else, and in an unexpected living for you! Call your telephone business office or ask about 40 cents in Genoa prosperity ensured by the Miller is a minor writer whose lack of talent ap- was worth $5 or so on New presence of "Tropic of any telephone servioeman for details on pretty oolors and York's black market. Cancer" as the No. Eight parently forced him into I still have "Tropic of national best-seller. pornography. There is nothing edifying about the the very modest price, ^^^tWSjilk Cancer," but only as a Banning or burning a OF PHONE curiosity that shows how book — the effect is just thought behind his work. far pornography can go inabout the same in a coun- It capitalizes on sordid- BOCA RATON 395-3636 Southern yfpj| Bel I ness in human relations writing. It is essentially try of free speech and 980 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY a worthless book, and free print - is a serious and it offends decent peo- ... Gaining uj even a disgusting one, matter. I am reminded of ple in an age where means and if ever a so-called the furore over Joyce's of expression seem to literaxy creation deserved "Ulysses" in Boston in have no bounds. Art in to be banned, it's this the 30's, before that gi- literature has many facets. one. There's only one Igantic work of genius was This is no excuse for can think of offhand that's recognized as art despite fifth. worse, and that is Miller's its frequent emphasis upon "Tropic of Capricorn." the erotic. The Boston John P. Kennedy, Presi- Today, we have the booksellers banded to- dent: Palm Beach County cen- gether as censors of their "If we can provide a 6th sors and the courts wrest- own wares instead of strong economy here at ling with the problem of showing courage enough home, then we can main- whether sales should be to stand up for them in the tain our position abroad age of permanently halted. They courts. with more effectiveness, have been suspended now In the case of and we can demonstrate childhood through "voluntary" ac- "Ulysses," however, a what a free system can tion of the booksellers permanent ban would have do ..." CONVENIENT AN IMPORTANT AGE FOR .. .. t© everything ! PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS. At 12, even the child feels the great change in himself, is both independent and dependent; child and man. Keep this age forever! *^ ^-6 months, 1, 2, 4 years -:-r.- 7, 12 and 16. TWO STQitiS FOSt LEASE IN .- HJLJSTK COHEN B©c«s latest News SuiSditifp PHOTOGHSPHER S.E. Second St. - just off DELRAY BEACH,FLORIDA Federal Highway . . . most For Appointm»nt Phone CR 6-5816 modern in the city . . . ample SEE YOUR moicm 'off-street parking. 183 N.E. 2nd. Ave. Thursday November 23, 1961 THE 30CA RATON NEWS 5B FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. Your insurance Needs Are Our Business Our OnJy Business Is Insurance Serving You will Be Our pleasure Amdur Building 40 South East 1st Avenue Office Ph. 395-5550 Boca Raton, Fla- Home Ph. 395-5551 HOME PRQTfCTIGN SPECIALIST Mrs. William Staley, left; presented Karen Adams with a dictionary for writ- ing a prize winning essay about his fifth grade class9 visit to the Water Plant, SELLS Joseph Bath, right, Karen's teacher at the Boca Raton Elementary School, biniles his approvaL Mrs. Staley is chairman of conservation of natural re- HMCUlHcgaEfr,,^ sources for the Junior Woman's Club which sponsored the trip and awarded the book. SECURITY Buy from the manufacturer Seacrest High School Majorettes wearing their new white uniforms trimmed in * Properly Engineered green and gold are, left to right, Janice Burque5 Kathy Davis, Jean Ann Ander- * Properly Fabricated * Properly Installed son, Head Majorette Barbara Clark, Marsha Love, Yvonne Kroon and Dyle * Give Vandalism Protection Cronenwetho—Kerry Koen Photo Bmwm SALES ax Agents for CLEARVIEW Awnings & Jalousjes Two Boca Teachers 7 p.m. Nov. 28, in the I Gifts hospital dining room. Ask for G. H. MEDRJCK BOCA 3954)442 \ I At NEA Conference Bethesda Fund \ Two local teachers at- HA]S: BUILT OUR BUSINESS- tending the National Edu- Most recent donations cation Association South- to Bethesda Memorial Hos- east Regional conference pital's new wing fund in Miami Beach recently amount to §1,742.13, com- were Mrs. Margaret Guth- missioners learned at the SOME BUY ONLY THE FINEST... rie representing Boca Ra- monthly meeting of the ton Elementary School Southeastern Palm Beach Their home may resemble the one A $100 check was presented to the Boca Raton Library to be used for lounge and John Eager Jr., rep-County District Commis- across the street, but only furnishings by the Welcome Wagon Club. Accepting the check on behalf of the resenting J.C. Mitchell sion. to the casual eye. library is Eskild Bondesen, treasurer of the Library Association, and Mrs. Ver- School. Brightening a fairly Their rooms are rich in character gil Heck, center, president of Welcome Wagon, and Mrs. John Bor tscheller, and tradition through the use Approximately 25 Palm routine meeting, the gift of plantation shutters by treasurer. Beach County teachers included two donors, one The Nichols Company. giving $1,000 and another attended the conference. Other than furniture, there is ten shares of stock valu- no one purchase for your home 'Communism in China' and South America for the his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Do- ed at $742.13. purpose of exchanging giving guest, his brother, that offers the colorful charm Shown at Club Meeting nald Grill Jr. who moved Memorial fund president of plantation shutters... friendly greetings and cul- James Parrell of Chicago, DEJSRPIELD - A mo- here recently from Saginaw, 111. Mrs. Nelson Preeland al- Call today without obligation. tural appreciation of each Enjoy selecting the custom colors and vie, "Communism in Mich. so reported that a patient other, Semet said. styles for your doors and windows China" was shown at the had given the fund $700 Fred Williams, bulletin Mrs. Marion Kreauter in the privacy of your living room. recent meeting of the Captain John Fitzgerald II, returned recently to her for specific equipment Deerfield Beach Lions editor, reported on the re- for the new wing. For Free Estimate, call JA 2-3O4-5 cent Council meeting held son of Colonel (USAretired) Boca Raton home after Club. in Boynton Beach at the spending the summer in Dr. Merrill P. Steele, and Mrs. H. M. Fitzgerald administrator, said the Plans are being made Carriage House. During willvisithis parents overthe West Orange, N.J., her for a "rodeo-circus" to annual dinner that the the business session, Thanksgiving holidays. The former hometown. 618 N,W.7th AVENUE -FORT LAuDERDALE be sponsored by the club wives and children were commission gives the on Dec. 8. Time and place Captain who commands the medical staff will be at taken on a boat ride. 1098th Transportation Com- Expected to arrive this will be announced later. week from Westfield, N.J., International Councilor pany at Ft. Eustis, Va..will arrive soon with his wife, are Mrs. Paul Connolly Victor Semet made a re- Personals and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis port recently on South Marianne and their three En tw is tie. They will American affairs. He is DEERFIELD — Mrs. Donchildren, Sheryl Ann, John move into a new home in chairman of the Latin Grill was honored with a sur- HI, and Kelly Lee. vVinfield Park. 7 NEW Models Now Open Committee. prise birthday party recently- The Lions Clubs in Mrs. Jon P. (Hazel) arranged by her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Florida are adopting the Helping the honoree cele- Brown is visiting her Lions Clubs in Central Jarrell of N.E. Fifth Ave- family in Jamaica Plains, ... IN YOUR HOME brate were the Grill's son and nue will have as a Thanks- Mass. SWIM 7S TEMPEST FISH AT YOUR BACK YARD •--" --•**-- \ * PLAY ACROSS THE WAY in your Pool Home! ' • , :-* \ 5*- PALM I BEACH i Si !<• I'**/ "' ''!"' i&X-sf ON-THE-iNTRACOASTAL DULRAVj EAST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY US 1 • BOCA RATON BOCA |HAH(!OUHJ The new Tempest ciaws up hills. Perfect balance gives it CLIMBING FAST AT HOMES j CUSTOM BUILT 5 BOCA I g£j biting traction. Puts equal weight on all four wheels. The gas- £ RATQI4& WATERFRONT HOMES m $ Complete heating and air-conditioning || saving, 4-cylinder engine turns out 110, 115, 120 or 140 horse- 03 by General Electric h power. Extra cost: a 166 h.p., 4-barrel carburetor "four" and a Manufacturer'221s Suggested Retai4l Price for this Tempest Coupe (including whitewall tires, reimburse- g 190 h.p.V-8. Climb a hili in America's only front engine/rear POMfANO From $21,950 to $42,500 ment for Federal Excise Tax and suggested dealer BEACH! delivery and handling charge). Heater standard. [ii transmission car-it's balanced like none of the others. Other accessories and optional equipment trans- 7 beautifully furnished models portation charges, state and local taxes extra. UUOEBOAL6 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 23. 196} REALTORS ©F SOCA RATON The following are IRAY LASHER, 102 E. BtKjfl member* of tho Raton Rd., Ph. 395-26S5. Boca RatonBoard hfacLAREN & ANDERSON, of Real tors.Doing INC., 151 E, Royal palm buslnes* with Rd.. Phone, 335-1333. them you are as- J.JJ.MITCHELL* SONS, 223. sured the high*at Federal Hwy., pn. 395-4711. type of service MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 that can be admin- S.E. 1st Ave., Ph. 395-4044. tared In the PETRUZZELLI REALTY, Inc., Held of Real 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., Phone Estate Practice, 395-0822. P. BYRON PARKS, 499 E, Pal- WJP. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal met to Pork Rd., Ph. 395-06.11. HOT., Ph. 395-4334. J. STUART ROBERTSON, CONN C. CURRY, 164 East 152 S. Federal Hwy,, phone Boca Raton Road, P.O.Box 4 354, PJi. 395-3314, FRED TAYLOR. 3700 North WM. DAY, 500 South Federal Fed. Hwy., Phone 39&-2052, Highway, ph. 395-0220. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 South Fed. Hwy., Phone 395-0944. HARLEY D. GATES, 232 S, TOWN AND COUNTRY, 164 Federal Hwy., Ph, 395-2733 East Boca Raton Road, ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Phone 395-3434. palmetto Park Road, phont TUNISON PROPERTIES OF. 395-2244. FLA. JNC, 165 East Boca' JACK P. JEMISON, 998 S. Raton Ro«d. Phone 395-2944. | Federal Hwy.,ph. 395-2000. M,N. WEIR & SONS, INC., F, WOQDHOW KEETON, 2950 470 S. Federal Highway, N. Ocean Blvd., Ph.395-5252. LANGLEY REALTY, 119 W. Phon« 3P 5-4000. Palmetto Paifc Road, phone OTTO YARK; 151 East Royal '05-4727. Palm Road, Phone 395-1661. Dr. Walter Grenell, right, conducted a question and answer period on cancer at the recent meeting ni the Soroptimists Club held at the Ebb Tide. A film, "Time and Two Women" was shown to members and guests. Looking OL are left Mrs. Betty Fish, and center, Mrs. Marvel Baline, Soroptimist president. These three international "ambassadors for friendship" have already seen most of the A/vorid in an ocean-hopping auto trip. Prime target for the trio, (from left) Theodor Reher and Hartmut Schierke, of Germany, and Kurt Kirkvald of CALL Denmark, has been Rotary Clubs around the world. Their 1953 model auto has Week's Sihedule covered 120,000 miles since the trip started from Hamm, Germany, in October, SEACREST OIL CO. 1958= MONDAY, NOV. 27 Slim and Trim, Community Building, 10 a.m. Distributors Horticultural Class, 760 Park Drive, 1 p.m. Boynton Beach, Telephone 2433- Three Ambassadors for Friendship Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. Delray Beach, CR 6-6388 Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m. Boca Bobcat Boosters, J.C. Mitchell School, 7:30 TO GET MORE Visit Boca on World Tour by Auto Men's Garden Club, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. PTA, J.C. Mitchell School, 8 p.m. Three youths on a self- trip so far has produced tion," Reher said. "One Elks Lodge 2166, 2800 N. Federal Highway, 8 p.m. sponsored good will tour one basic impression: of the most gratifying ex- TUESDAY, NOV. 28 HEAT passed through Boca Ba- "People are very much periences on the trip is Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley Country Club, noon. ton last week on the last the same," Reher explain- the hospitality of Rotari- Beginning Bridge, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. lap of their around-the ed. "They want to live in ans. We were able to visit FOR YOUR MONEY Civitan Club, Hidden Valley, 7:15 p.m. world automobile trip. peace. Color and religion their homes, to see how make no difference." people live and made Intermediate Bridge, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Travelling in a 195.3 Adult Sketch Class, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.m. The tour is an out- friends all over the world. Volkswagen, the three — Womans Club, 1289 S.W. Sixth Street, 8 p.m. two Germans and one growth of a Rotary Inter- Visiting in a private at- F. Dairell Casto has Dane — have covered national project which mosphere is most impor- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29 been named director of tant to get a clear picture 120,000 miles. Theodor was launched in 1958 on Slim and Trim, Community Building, 10 a.m. operations for Ruten- the theme, "building of the country." Story Hour, (new) Library, 10 a.m. Reher and Hartmut berg Construction Com- Schierke, both 24 and bridges of friendship." The world travelers Rotary Club, Fireside Steak Ranch, 12:15 p.m. pany to broaden its op- both from Hamm, Ger- The three took on the have given talks in all Girl Scouts, Troop 201, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 many, and Kurt Kirkvald project as their own, arm- countries to student and Girl Scouts, Recreation Building, 3:30 p.m. erations to a state-wide of Copenhagen, Denmark, ed only with letters of in- youth groups, to Rotary Pine Needle weaving class, Community Bldg., 7:30 level. Rutenberg cur- were enroute to Miami troduction from Rotary Clubs and to UNESCO. rently is building in THURSDAY, NOV. 30 when they stopped here. International and their Prior to starting the Clearwater, St. Peters- "Clean-burning" makes Rug Hooking Class, Community Building, 1 p.m. Their itinerary called savings from their stu- trip, Reher was studying burg, Ft. Myers, Boca oil more dependable . . . dent days. electrical engineering at Woman's Garden Club, Recreation Building, 1 p.m. for stops in Miami and Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Raton and the City of more economical. And New Orleans before While junketing around Dortmund, Schierke was Palm Beach Gardens. heading for South Ameri- the world, they called on studying architecture at FRIDAY, DEC. 1 Casto will have juris- Gulf Solar Heat fuel oil Essen, and Kirkvald was ca, "... maybe to .Africa Rotary Clubs, wherever Slim and Trim, Community Building, 10 a.m. diction over the produc- is purified with hydro- they went, even attended studying printing at and then back home." TOPS, First Federal, 1 p.m. tion and construction Since they started their the Botary international Copenhagen. Girl Scouts, Community Building, 3:30 p.m. gen. It bums cleaner in all of five cities in tour from Hamm in Octo- convention in Tokyo just Record Hop, Teen Town, 7:30 p.m. DeWitL. N. Y. ~ On an which the film builds,, SOLAR HEAT and hotter to give you ber, 1958, they have seen before arriving in the autorepair shop near DeWitt Boca Barbershoppers, First Federal, 7:45 p.m. United States. heating oil more heat per dollar. 41 countries in the Near, there's a sign that Beads, Pre-Teen, Community Building, 8 p.m. Middle and Par East, Aus- "Rotary International Karachi — life expectan- "May We Have The Next SATURDAY, DEC. 2 tralia and America. The is a very fine organiza- cy in Pakistan averages 30 Dents, Please?" Baton Lessons, Community Building, 9 a.m. Start saving/ Order from us today/ years. Arts and Crafts, " " 10 a.m. Baton Lessons, " " 10 a.m. Baton Lessons, " " 11 a.m. Hay Ride - Meet at Teen Town, 7 p.m. You Are Invited TO VISIT . . . inspections. There were FD Answers 78 violations found and 64 have been corrected. I r-n— T r-1 IS Calls Investigations and com- plaints were 25, and 10 Boca Raton firemen re- fire hazard warnings were Jake Pogers % sponded to 15 calls dur- issued. Burning permits ing October. for camp and beach fires There were six emer- are on the increase, the gency calls, seven brush report said. fires, one building fire and one other. All calls Personals were within the city lim- Mr. and Mrs. ;Nate Fitch A WATERFRONT its. have as their guest their Fire loss was estimat- cousin, Mrs. Ann Delaney COMMUNITY OF 127 ed at about $600. from New Haven, Conn. Fire Prevention inspec- The trio spent a few days tions totaled 47; 30 new last week on a fishing CUSTOM BUILT HOMES inspections and 17 re- trip to Bimini. ON THE INTRACOASTM at ioea Raton NOTICE Deep wide canals ... all opening The" Civil Service Board of the City of Boca Ra- into The Intracoastal Waterway ton, Florida, will receive applications up to and including November 30. 1961, for the following po- and beautiful LAKE ROGERS. sitions: Uniform pre-cast Sea Walls, City DIPUTY TAX ASSESSOR Sewers. Each Home Air-Conditioned $L COLLiCTOR Let us be thankful ... for the freedom and Heated by Carrier. to worship in the church of our choice .. Salary Range: $364.00 minimum to $436.00 maxi- mum per month for happy faces around the family's Thanksgiving table, and for the plenty miUHG CLERK that graces' it ... for good health, good Salary Range: $238,00 minimum to $302.00 maxi- mum per month friends, good neighbors . . • and Priced from for all that we enjoy in this land of ours. JUHiOR CIERK Salary Range: $200.00 minimum to $210.00 maxi- mum per month $29,900 A five day, forty hour work week is required for above positions iOUiPMENT OPERATOR 1 Salary Range: $1.72 minimum to $2.10 maximum Our models are open- per hour ed every day from 10 WE WILL BE A.M. to 6 P.M. Our A five and one-half day, forty-four hour work beautiful Entrance CLOSED week is required for above position. Gate at 37th Street AGE-RANGE: 21 to 45 years for all positions and N. Fed. Highway. Thanksgiving Day listed above Positions listed above carry all Civil Service Accounts Insured benefits By A United States OCA RATON OFFICE Governmental Agency Persons interested may obtain an application for examination and further information from the Civil Service Board Office, 2nd floor. City Hall Building, N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Flori- "LAKE ROGERS ISLES is the da. community that helps you ex- Applicants will be given written notice five days press the SUCCESS you have FEDERAL prior to date of examination. ACHfEVED." .SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Dekay Beach CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATON Earle J. Bobbins, Chairman .601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-201 Publish: Nov. 16, 23, 30. 1961 ASSOCI AfII Thursday, November 23, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7B LEGAL NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF m COURT OF THE COUNTY Rev. Krug To Officiate The City Commission of the THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM Church of Poims Will City of Boca Raton, Florida, at CIRCUIT OF FLORIDAFLRIDA, IN AND BEACH COUNTY, STATE OF At Thanksgiving Service , , FLORIDA Observe Lord's Supper a Regular Meeting held on No- FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY. Thanksgiving Day ser- vember 7th, 1961, passed and AT LAW. IN PROBATE vices will be held at St. adopted the following Resolu- Case No. 61 L 1284 E IN RE ESTATE OF' tion No. 40-61 and has ordered ANTON B. TWINGSTRAND The Sacrament of the SOUTHEASTERN PALM Paul Lutheran Church, Lord's Supper will be ob- that a PUBLIC HEARING there- Deceased. 180 E. Royal Palm Road, on be held at 7: *0 P.M., Novem- BEACH COUNTY HOSPI- served at the Church of ber 28th, 1961, at the City Hall. TAL DISTRICT, a public NOTICE TO CREDITORS at 9:30 a.m. The message Jacob Hei'dt corporation and a political To All Creditors and Persona the Palms, Congrega- Jacob Heldt, City Clerk subdivision of the State of of thanksgiving will be Florida, Having Claims or Demands tional, United Church of Publish: Nov. 16th& 23rd, 1961 Against Said Estate: delivered by the Rev. Eu- Petitioner, Christ, Sunday at 11 a.m. Furnish Proof of Publication You and each of you are here- gene O. Krug and the choir —vs— in Delray Beach. RESOLUTION NO. 40-61 by notified and required to pre- rendition under the direc- WALTER L. HURT and sent any claims and demands tion of Quin Jungemann. There will be a recep- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY NANCY HURT, hi a wife, which you, ot either of you, may tion of members and a COMMISSION OF BOCA RA- and B.F. NEWMAN and have against the estate of AN- Regular services on TON, FLORIDA, PROVIDING MILDRED F. NEWMAN, his TON B. TWINGSTRAND, de- Communion meditation by wlteif Bndd an d aU er Sunday will be at 10:30 FFOR THE PAVING OF S.E. ' ^ ™ P - ceased, late of said County to the minister, Rev. Andrew 4TH STREET FROM SOUTH sons or corporations having the County Judge of Palm a.m. with Sunday school or claiming any right, title W. . Solandt, "We Share a FEDERAL HIGHWAY (U.S. Beach County, Florida, at his and Bible classes at NO. 1) WESTERLY, A DIS- or interest in and to the real office in the court house of Fellowship." TANCE OF 400 FEET, TO AN property hereinafter deserib- said County at West Palm 9:15 a.m. ALLEY; AND THE PAVING OF ed- Beach, Florida, within six SAID ALLEY FROM S.E. 4TH Defendants. calendar months from the time STREET TO S.E. 3RD STREET, ' of the first publication of this BOCA RATON, PALM BEACH NOTICE IN EMINENT DOMAIN notice. Each claim or demand LIUIAN f. PAtiCif! COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROCEEDINGS shall be in writing, and shall Teacher of Participating in the ground breaking ceremonies for the new addition to the N state the place of residence NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- I THE NAtfE OF THE STATE and post office address at the P1JIM© end ORGAM First Methodist Church Sunday were, left to right, James O'Neal, Church School SOLVED BY THE CITY COM- OF FLORIDA claimant, and shall be sworn to superintendent; Charles deVault, chairman official board; the Rev. W.C. Foun- ^S^OAHSS, IHEo£^Y °F TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- by the claimant, his agent, of Phone 395-4750 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: CERN AND TO: his attorney, and any such tain, first pastor of the church; the Rev. Dan Gill, present pastor; Carl McKen- Section 1. The City Commis- claim or demand not so filed sion~he"reby resolves and deter- WALTER L. HURT and NANCY shall be void, ry, vice chairman building committee; and Col» Paul Go Veillard, president mines that it is necessary for HURT, his wife, 5011 N. Ocean Board of Trustees.-Kerry Koen Photo the public safety and welfare Boulevard, Delray Beach, Flori- Orpha T, Marwltt that paving be installed along da' As executrix of the Last Will CHURCH OF THE PALMS S.E. 4th Street from South Fed- B. F, NEWMAN and MILDRED F. and Testament of 'Challenge of Cross' Pastor Deutschmann To Delray Presbyterian To era! Highway (U.S. No. 1) west- NEWMAN, his wife, S. Ocean ANTON B. TWINGSTRAND, Serving Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Hear Rev. R.D. Taylor eriy, a distance of 400 feet, to Boulevard, Boynton Beach, deceased. Rev. Gill's Topic Sun. Give Meditation Thurs. an alley; and the paving of said Florida' Boca Raton and Southeast Palm Beach County and LAW OFFICES, W.H, HALLMAN SUNDAY SERVICES "The Challenge of the The Rev. Robert D. alley from S.E. 4th Street to ' 97 East Palmetto Park Road Advent Lutheran Chur- S.E. 3rd Street, Boca Raton, against any and all persons or Boca Raton, Florida Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Cross" will be the ser- Taylor Jr.,. interim pas- Palm Beach County, Florida, in corporations having or claiming ch, Boca Raton, will hold anv ri tlUe Attorneys for Executrix Sunday School 11:00 a.m. mon topic of the Rev. tor, will deliver the ser-accordance with the City speci- Bh'. or interest in and a special service of mon at the 9 a.m. Sunday fications, plans and cost esti- to the hereinafter described First publication November 2, S. Federal Hwy. (U.S. No. 1, Northbound) Dan Gill at First Meth- Thanksgiving on Thanks- mates on file in the office of Property, 9, 16 and 23rd, 1961. at S.E. 1st St., Delray Beach odist Church at 11 a.m. vVorship Service at Delray the City Engineer. Defendants. giving morning at 9 That the cost ot Rev. Andrew W. Solandt, Minister. phone: CR 8-3841 Sunday. Presbyterian Church. Mr. Sectjo_n>#Z_ o'clock. There will be a Taylor is the assistant said pavement shall be assessed Description of Property NOTICE TO CREDITORS At the 5 p.m. vesper on a front footage basis against Sought to be Condemned meditation by the pastor, IN THE COURT OF THE minister of Memorial Pres- property abutting upon toe im- An ot Lots x g^a 2 of PINE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH service, Rev. Gill will the Rev. William M. provement and that 100% of the CREST RIDGE, a subdivision COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR byterian Church. PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton speak on the topic, "Come, Deutschmann, special total cost of installation of the ln a,,, Clty o{ Bovnton Beach, Thou Long-Expected paving shall be borne by such Florida, according to the plat IDA; IN PROBATE, NO. 18318 Regular schedule music by the choir, and Thanksgiving Buffet at abutting property. fcere<), on fUe ln „,„ omce of Jesus." IN RE: ESTATE OF Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. the reading of the Thanks- Calvary Baptist Church SecttonJ. The total cost of ^ Clerfc o£ th8 Circult Court JOSEPH R. OAKLEY There will be a "Fami- the proposed installation of in and for Palm Beach County, Deceased. giving Day Presidential m t Church Service -11 A.M. A Thanksgiving Buffet KESKlr,p " £5Z 'l&Z23$ "?*««•. in Plat Book 24, page To All Creditors, Legatees, ly Night" covered dish- Proclamation. Advent 153. supper at the church at will be served in the So-THOUSAND, TWO HUNDRED Distributees and Persons Having Vesper Service - 5 P.M. Church is located on N.E. DOLLARS, ($4,200.00). YOU AND EACH OF YOU Any Claims or Demands Against 6:30 p.m. next Wednes- cial Hall of Calvary Bap- menT~sh'SSection n4 . Thbee bmethoy assessmend of payt- ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to Said Estate: Sermon: "The Challenge of the Cross" 4th Avenue at 50th Street tist Church of North be and day followed by a pro- in Boca Raton. of abutting property on a pro- appear in the Circuit You and each of you are here- Thanksgiving Day Services 9 a.m.- Chancel Choir gram. The film, "The Will Pompano at 6:30 this rata front footage basis. Prop- Court of the Fifteenth Judicial by notified that you are requir- erty owners who do not pay in Circuit of Florida in and for ed by Law to present any claims The Rev. Dan Gill, Pastor On Sunday morning, the evening. ; cash before the commencement PBlm Beach County, by filing of Augusta Nash," will an and demands which you, or be shown. Program will schedule will be as usual This will be followed of work may pay the lien as- answer to the petition in either of you, may have against sessments against their proper-, eminent domain proceedings fll- the estate of Joseph R, Oakley, be over by 8:30 p.m. All with Sunday Church School by a special service of ty in five (5) equal annual in- ed In this cause at the office of LUTHERAN CHURCHES at 9:15 a.m., and worship Thanksgiving and Praise. stailments, together with inte- a>e Clerk of said Court in the deceased, late of said County, members of the family rest thereon at the rate of eight City of West Palm Beach, Palm to the County Judge of Palm of Boca Raton will be blessed. at 10:30 a.m. Following Members of the Church percent (8%) per annum. Beach County, Florida, on or be- Beach County, Florida, at his the service, there will be from various walks of life plus the overhead, legal and fore the life day of December, office in the court house of said THAMCSGiVlNG DAY SERVICES a special meeting of the administrative costs contigent A-D. 1961, and to show what County at West Palm Beach, Thanksgiving Service at will participate in a testi- upon the creation of liens and right, title or interest you or Florida, within six (6) calendar at St. Gregory's Church congregation for the pur-monial session titled assessments. any of you have or claim in or months from the time of the 9:30 A.M. pose of considering the "What I Am Thankful PASSED AND 'ADOPTED at a to the s aid above described first publication of this notice. >- m 9:00 AM. Thanksgiving Day ser- regular meeting of the City lands, or any portion thereof. Each.claim or demand shall be vice at St. Gregory's budget for the coming For." Christine 'Williams Commission of Boca Raton, and to show cause why the in writing, in duplicate, and year. will tell what a child is Florida, on the 7th day of same should not be taken for a shall state the place of resi- ADVENT ST. PAUL Episcopal Church will November, 19 61. public hospital site, as set dence and post office address thankful for; Nancy Mer- of the claimant, and shall be THE A.L.C. MISSOURI SYNOD be. held at 10 a.m. on Meetings for the week CITY COMMISSION OF forth in the said Petition in Eminent Domain Proceedings sworn to by the claimant, his SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 cer will speak for the BOCA RATON. agent, or his attorney, and any SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 Thanksgiving Day. include the following: By: Leo J. Fox to Condemn Property for Public WORSHIP 10:30 WORSHIP 10:30 .teen ager; Shirley Camp- Use heretofore filed in this such claim or demand not so The Holy Eucharist will Monday, 7:30 p.m., Wor- Leo J. Fox, Mayor filed shall be void. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th Stl 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. be celebrated by the rec- ship Committee; Monday, bell will represent the caus e. Just off U.S. 1 Downtown Boca housewives and Richard Attest HEREIN fail not, or judgment s/ John Eibner tor, the Rev. James C. 8 p.m., Evangelism Com- Jacob Heldt will be entered against you by As executor of the Last W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG, Pastor Tiffany will tell what a J acob Heidt, City Clerk default Will and Testament * of Stoutsenberger, who will mittee; Monday, 8:30 p.m., WITNESS my hand as Clerk of Pastor PHONE 395-0433 also deliver the sermon. Parish Education Com- business man is thankful Joseph R, Oakley, deceased. for; Pat Stillwell will CITY OF BOCA RATON the Circuit Court in and for PH. 395-3632 Parsonage 395-1939 The altar will be decorat- mittee; Tuesday, 7:30 Palm Beach County Palm Beach County, Florida, s/ Leo J. Fox AIR-CONDITIONED speak as a young adult; Boca Raton, Florida and the Seal of said Court, this Attorney for Executor ed for the occasion by p.m., Property Committee; November 8, 1961 9th day of November, A.D. 1961, 129 Boca Raton Road the women of the Altar Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., Ste-Bob Leonard as a work- at West Palm Beach, Palm Boca Raton, Florida, ing man, and. Helen Ba- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Beach, Florida. Guild under the direction wardship Committee; and First publication: November 9th, of Mrs. : Harold Turner, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.ke, r as a grandmother. The City of Boca Raton, J. ALEX ARNETTE 1961. November 16, 23, 30, 1961. One final voice will be Boca Raton, Florida, will re- Clerk of the Circuit Court in directress of the Guild. : •Youth Choir Rehearsal. ceive bids on or before 5:00 and for Palm Beach County, Tonight Thanksgiving baskets heard as Dorothy Auger P. M. Tuesday, November 28, Florida tells what a preacher's 1961, for the furnishing of all (Circuit By Thaddle P. Plant NOTICE TO CREDITORS for the needy will be dis- labor, materials and equipment Court Seal)- Deputy Clerk Thanksgiving Eve Sermon wife is thankful for. necessary for the installation IN THE COURT OF THE tributed by the church. of a pavement along the west- MacMlllan and Newett COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR 8:00 P.M. The Episcopal Church erly extension of Camino Real 29 N.E, 4th Avenue PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- By Rev. A.G. Shiphorst Rev Hoyt Douglas Will commencing at the Dixie High- Delray Beach, Florida IDA; IN PROBATE, NO. Women of St. ; Gregory's A special Thanksgiving way, together with all work in- By Harry T, Newett IS 355 Church are. sponsoring Speak at Sunday Service First Presbyterian Church Eve Service will be held cidental thereto, said work to Attorneys for Petitioner. IN RE: ESTATE OF the baskets and silver The Rev. Hoyt Douglas, be performed in accordance with at First Presbyterian plans and specifications on Publish: Nov. 16, 23, 30, Dec. ALONZO J. THIPP 600 West Camino Real offering for the purchase Church tonight at 8 p.m. pastor of Campus Hill file in the City Engineer's Off- 7, 1961. Deceased. of the food may be for- The pastor, Rev. Albert Baptist Church, will ice, and that the specifications To All Creditors, Legatees, not herein specifically set forth Distributees and Persons Hav- warded to the church off- G. Shiphorst, will deliver speak at the regular 11 shall be in accordance with the a.m. . morning Worship NOTICE OF PROBATE ing Any Claims or Demands ice. the sermon on the topic, State Road Department specifi- m THE COURT OF THE COUN- Against Said Estate: Ihaaksgiwing Service Service, also at the 7 cations. "A Poor Average." Music TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM You and each of you are will be provided by the p.m. Evening Worship SPECIFICATIONS BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. hereby notified that you are re- Sermon-. "A Poor Average" Hour. The right of way shall be IN PROBATE, NO. 18306 quired by Law to present any Junior, Echo and Senior claims and demands which you, CAMPUS HILL cleared and grubbed before ESTATE OF Choirs. Sunday, Nov. 19, be-grading and the Contractor shall or either of you, may • have THREE CHOIRS ANTON B. TWINGSTRAND, against the estate of Alonzo J. BAPTIST CHURCH "This Is the Life" will gan a special Sunday remove all debris. D ec ea s ed. School contest which There will be no direct pay- Tripp, deceased, late of said Everyone Invited be the sermon topic of ment fof r thth e stoim drainagdi e THE STATE OF FLORIDA: County, to the County Judge of Rev. Shiphorst at the 10 will continue for seven work as shown on the plans. TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- Palm Beach County, Florida, 1675 N.W. 4th. Ave. weeks. Those participat- Bids shall be made on a unit ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID at his office in the court house a.m. and 11 a.m. services price basis and the amount due DECEDENT: of said County at West Palm Sunday in First Presby- ing will receive an Indian on final payment shall be com- You are hereby notified that a Beach, Florida, within six (6) Morning Worship 10 a.m. terian Church. feather for each visitor puted by multiplying the actual written instrument purporting to calendar months from the time Sunday School 11 a.m. quantity of the black top as- be the Last Will and Testament of the first publication of this The Westminster Fel- they bring. ! Evening Worship 7 p.m. pphalttc concrete wearing sur- ° said decedent has been ad- notice. Each claim or demand lowship will meet at The Sunday School will face by said unit price. mitted to probate in said Court, shall be in writing in dupli- You are hereby commanded Rev. Hoyt Douglas, 7:30 p.m. be divided into two tribes. This NOTICE and the follow- cate, and shall" state the place Mrs. Evelyn Taylor will ing schedule is to be used in within six calendar months of residence and post office Pastor Tuesday at 8 p.m. the making the Proposal for the from the date of the first publi- address of the claimant, and head the Apache Tribe above work. cation of this notice to appear shall be sworn to by the clai- Couples Club will meet in In said Court and show cause, and Jimmy Crow will PROPOSAL mant, his agent, or his attorney, ^SHIPHORST Pastor the Church. if any you can, why the action and any such claim or demand head the Cherokee Tribe, Paving approximately 9,000 of said Court in admitting said St. Gregory's The Junior and Echo square yards complete at the not so filed shall be void, will to probate should not stand s/ Li da M. Trtpp Choirs rehearse on Wed- Mid-week prayer service unit price of: un revoked. Episcopal Church $_ ^___^_^ per square yard As executrix of the Last nesday at 7 p.m. and 7:45 will be held at the home B/ PAUL T. DOUGLAS Will and Testament of 245 EAST BOCA RATON RD p.m. respectively. of Mrs. Evelyn Taylor. TOTAL S County Judge Alonzo J. Trfpp, deceased. SUNDAY, NOV. 26. 1961 Palm Beach County, Florida a/ LEO J. FOX Friday at 8 p.m. the Bidders must have a city li- (Seal) • By S/ RUBY M. BALL Attorney for Executrix 7:40 Matins Ms Christianity Real' cense for this work. The City 129 Boca Raton Road Senior Choir will rehearse. reserves the right to reject any Clerk Boca Raton, Florida 8:00 Holy Eucharist Topic For Rev. Briggs and all bids. LAW OFFICES, W.H. HALLMAN The bidder is required to # 9:00 Family Eucharist Sunday at Community 97 East Palmetto Park Road First publication: Nov. 9, 1961 examine the site of the propos- Boca Ratori( Florida Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1961 Sunday School FIRST BAPTIST Presbyterian Church in ed work and it wUl be assumed Attorneys for Executrix 11:00 Morning Prayer that he is satisfied as to tho CHURCH Deerfield Beach, there condiUcns to be encountered First publication: November 2, & Sermon will be two regular ser- whether or not specifically set 9, 16 and 23rd, 196L Boca Ra- ftev. J.C. Stoutsenberger, 162 W. Palmetto Pk, Rd, vices - the first at 9:30forth in the above notice. ton News IN COURT OF THE COUNTY The City of Boca Raton wil! JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM Rector Ph. 395-4420 and the second at 11 not be responsible for any li- BEACH COUNTY, STATE OF a.m. . abilities Incurred during the FLORIDA Phone 395-3260 8:30 a.m. worship service completion of the above work. IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S IN PROBATE 9:45 a.m. Sunday school The minister, Rev. Ar- COURT, IN AND FOR PALM The successful Bidder enter- BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN RE ESTATE OF 11:00 a,ro. Morning worship land V. ; Briggs, will ing into a contract for any por- MARTHA MARIE ADAMS tion of the work shall furnish Probate No. 18229 7:30 p.m. Evening worship preach at both services and file with the City an ac- Deceased. : fpfscopf CAireA Wekomes You IN RE; ESTATE OF )) ceptable contract Performance NOTICE TO CREDITORS . Rev. Harold F. Mitchell, using as his theme "Is FRANK P. FIRER, deceased,) pastor Your Christianity Real?". Bond B3 security for the faith- To All Creditors arid Persons The music for both ser- ful performance of this Contract NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having Claims or Demands ST. GREGORY'S CHURCH Affiliated with SOUTHERN and for the payment of all per- Against Said Estate: vices will be under the sons performing labor and/or All creditors of the estate 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. BAPTIST CONVENTION furnishing materials in connec- °f FRANK P.- FIRER, deceas- You and each of you are here- direction of Elliot A ed, are hereby notified and re- by notified and required to pre- tion with the Contract. sent any claims and demands Alexander, organist-di- The undersigned agrees to quired to file any claims or de- mands which they may have which you, or either of you, may rector, who will be as-execute the Contract within have against the estate of Thanksgiving Day Service Trinity ten (10) consecutive calendar against said estate in the off- MARTHA MARIE ADAMS, de- sisted by the Youth daya after notice being given lee of the county Judge of Palm ceased, tatc of said County to Choir and the Adult of the award of Contract, and Beach County, Florida, in the the County Judge of Palm 10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist and Sermon Reformed Choir. that all work will be completed courthouse at West Palm Beach County, Florida, at his within two months after redeiv- Beach, Florida, within six (6) office in the court house of said ing notice of award from the calendar months from the date County at West Palm Beach, Church City."' of -the first publication of this Th® Rev. J.CStowfseiiberger, Rector iHhon® 395-326© Eh li dd Florida, within six calendar NOW in Our NEW Notices This form must be used for notice. Each claim or demand months from the time of tha first the Proposal and signed. The must be ln writing and must publication of this notice. Each Air-Conditioned Notice ia hereby given that completed Proposal shall be state the place or residence claim or demand shall be in the undersigned, under the pro- placed in a sealed envelope and post-office address of the writing, and shall state the SANCTUARY visions of Section 8 65.09, Flori- and plainly marked on the out- claimant and must be swom to place of residence and post Communitf CAurcA of Bma Raton S.E. 2nd Court da Statutes, 1957, will register side "BID FOR PAVING - To by the claimant, his agent, or office address of the claimant, with the Circuit Court, in and be opened at the Regular City .his attorney, or it will become and shall be swom to by the S.E. 8th Terrace for Palm Beech County, Florida, Commission Meeting, Tuesday, vold according to law. Date: claimant, his agent, or his at- upon receipt of proof of publica- November 28, 1961." November 3, 1961 torney, and any such claim or Sunday School tion of this notice, the ficti- The envelope containing the On The Bible Conference Grounds Charles M. Davy demand not so filed shall be tious name to-wit: Proposal shall be addressed to: void. 9:30 A.M. City of Boca Raton Charles M. Davy, N.W. 4th Ave. § 4th St. BETTER HOME PRODUCTS Boca Raton, Florida Administrator of the Estate John Adams Morning Worship OF BOCA RATON Attention: City Manager of FRANK P. FIRER, As administrator of the 61 Northwest 7th Street deceased, Estate of MARTHA MARIE Sunday Services 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. Boca Raton, Fla. : Prepared by: A,E, Atnsler 10:30 A.M. City Engineer Leon F. Weaver ADAMS, deceased and that the parties interested Wm. H. Lamb Attorney at Law Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Youth Meetings 6 P.M. in said business are as follows: LAW OFFICES, W.H. HALLMAN Evening Worship City Manager P.O. Drawer 8 97 East Palmetto Pork Road Joseph S. Kozdeba and Norman Boca Raton, Florida Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M. 7:00P.M. Ti Meyer, Submitted by: BOCH Raton, Florida Publish: November 9, 16, 23, Attorneys for Administrator The Rev. Vernon Hoffman Publish: Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1961 Publish: Nov. 16&23, 1961 30, 1961 Furnish proof of publication First publication: November Pastor Furnish Proof of Publication Furnish Proof of Publication 23, 30, December 7, 14, 1961. 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 23, 1961 TOPS 'EM ALL FOR FESTIVE GOODNESS ! GRADE A IONA - QUICK FROZEN DRESSED AND DRAWN YOUNG BROAD BREASTED PEACHES Yellow CSing Sliced $t Halves 4 39c BETTY CROCKER CAKI MIXES Yellow, White, Deviisfood LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS ! HENS TOMS 3 J] 10 to 16 LB. 18 to 22 Lb. DEL MONTE Average SLICED or WHOLE ©CIAfl SPRAY 2* OFF LABEL Average Cranberry ^ -g- BEETS SAUCE 2- 37* Lb. #303 Glass GRADE A - QUICK FROZEN DRESSED & DRAWN (6-8 lb. Avg.) "SUPER-RIGHT" COUNTRY FRESH PORK BAG 235* Broiler Type Turkeys Lb 39( Pure Sausage um* 39( DEL MONTE SPICED GRADE A - QUICK FROZEN - CAP'N JOHN'S FRESH DRY PACKED FANCY LONG ISLAND STYLE PEACHES 4 to 6 Lb. Avg. Lb. St&ndmd Oysters ^ can 99t Glass GRADE A - QUICK FROZEN - TENDER "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN STEER 4 to 6 Lb. Avg. Lb. Bukkg ffifis Lb. 37t Beef Rib Roast 69( AVY WESTERN GRADE A - QUICK FROZEN - ROASTING 3^AS " ™ BONELESS 39* or jmB « I mm RIB ROAST or LeSUEUR CAirtens ^ o 6 ^ Avg n,45( Boneless Rib Steak GRADE A QUICK FROZEN - LARGE TENDER "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN FULLY COOKED PEAS 6 to 7 Lb. Avg. Lb. (Center Slices Lb. 89<) Capons 69< Shank or Half or #303 Can NOTICE! Butt Lb. Whole AH ASP Stores Will Be FLORIDA PASCAL 3 Doz. Size 2 49* Closed Thursday THANKSGIVING DAY MAGNOLIA Will Be Open Friday CELERY 2-25* BISCUITS and Saturday as Usual. FRESH CELLO APPLES Cranberries --19 6-49* IDAHO RUSSET BAKING ANGELUS WHITE 4-39* POTATOES 10^59 Mwsh. 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