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Vol. 4 No. 34 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, July 16, 1959 22 pages Price Ten Cents

Hearing Set Aug. 11 Water Cooler Gain Made Stolen at Plant Over 1958 A breaking and entering was Postal receipts in Boca Raton On Truck Ordinance reported at 7:35 a.m. Monday increased 48 percent in the first The long-awaited truck con- at the Boca Raton Sewer Disposal six months of 1959 over the trol ordinance came up for a •Plant. Centex Realty comparable period of 1958, and reading at the City Commission An equipment trailer owned the receipts in one month of this meeting Tuesday night. by Van Guard Construction Com- Manager Named year nearly equaled the entire A public hearing will be held pany used on the job was broken receipts for the year 1948. on this Aug. 11 at 7:30 p.m. so George Dickerson has been into and entry made by forcing The phenomenal growth of residents on both sides may air appointed Real Estate Manager a window. postal receipts at the Boca Raton their views. of Centex Construction Com- Reported missing was a water Post Office from a total of $12, - If the ordinance is adopted pany Inc. of Dallas, Texas. He cooler valued at, $5, police said. 589.71 in 1948 to $69,754.14 after the public hearing, trucks is now in Boca Raton making pre- The theft is under investiga- in 1957 is riot only continuing •will be prohibited from over- liminary plans for the University tion by Det. Lt. Charles Mc- but the tempo is being accele- night street parking in resident- Park development west of this GEORGE DICKERSON Cutcheon. rated, according to figures re- ial areas. city. leased this week. Also set for Aug. 11 is a University Park, comprising public hearing on an ordinance 3, 000 a-cres northwest of Boca City Will Use Short Wave These figures show that re- to rezone Block 11, Country Raton, will be built by Centex ceipts totaled $59, 096.23 in the Club Village, from residential in conjunction with Arvida Corp- first six months of 1959, com- RID to business B2. oration. The new city, which In Tri-City Disaster Hookup pared to $39, 868.70 in the first six months of 19 58. The receipts Two public hearings were received its corporate charter at Three men represented Boca in one month from January tn held. One was on an ordinance the last session of the Florida Raton at the Red Cross Disaster Autos Collide, February this year amounted to to rezone Lots 6 through 9, Block Legislature, is scheduled ulti- Committee meeting held Mon- $11, 571.16, or nearly as much 4, Boca Raton Hills, from R1E mately to have 10, 000 homes, day night at the Boynton Beach $850 Damages as the entire year of 1948. and R3 residential to business Bl. in addition to a 500-acre light Fire Department. industry section between U. S. Two cars collided on Old Assistant Postmaster Cecil The other hearing was on an or- They were Mayor Joe De- Highway 1 and the Sunshine Dixie Highway yesterday morn- Roseke said the figures point out dinance to control filling station^ Long, Fire Chief John Loughery, State Parkway. ing, resulting in extensive dam- the vital need for a new post in business B2 zones. Filling local chairman, and Col. Jewell ages to both. office. It was announced last stationsin business zones will be Cook, newly appointed head of Dickerson was transferred week that bids will be received subject to the approval of the the Civil Defense Committee. Jacob Tucker, 57, of S. W. to this position from the position for a new post office building to City Commission and will have During the meeting it was 15th Street, Boca Raton, was of sales manager of Centex be erected on the south side of to have a public hearing. brought out that Boynton Beach traveling north on Old Dixie. Dallas developments. Northeast Second Street between An ordinance to annex a 65- has installed a short wave radio He attempted to pass a car driven First and Second avenues. acre tract known as Boca Harbor station in its Fire Department. by Artis Templeton of Pompano The post office now has 19 opposite Hidden Valley was Rogers Doubtful Mobile units will be installed in Beach, who was making a left employes, including the post- placed on first reading by title Boca Raton and Delray Beach turn and also traveling north. master and assistant postmaster. only. Of Canal Funds soon. They will be directly The cars collided, damag- All 19, including 10 clerks, six A report on a natural gas Hope seems dim for Boca connected with the Boynton ing Tucker's car on the right carriers and a janitor, work in a survey submitted by Allen and Raton to obtaina Federal Govern- Beach unit. front fender and bumper to an small building built in 1946 and Hoshall, consulting engineers of ment appropriation this year for "In the event power lines go estimated $500. Damage to the covering about 2,700 square feet. (Continued to Page 10B) completion of the C-15 Canal as out with the mobile units, direct Templeton vehicle's left front The month by month gain in its new northern boundary. contact can be maintained with and rear doors was estimated at postal receipts this year over last Word from Congressman Paul disaster headquarters in West $350. VFW Seeking is shown in the figures released Rogers to the Boca Raton News Palm Beach as well as Boynton There were no witnesses and this week. states that although he is con- Beach, " Chief Loughery said. Meeting Place no one was injured, investigat- In 1959 the periods of com- tacting the Chief of Engineers The next meeting will be ing officer Patrolman John Lun- pilation run from Jan. 1 to Jan. The Veterans of Foreign Wars immediately, it is his under- held in Boca Raton on Aug. 10 ger said. (Continued to Page 18) Post 8189 of Boca RatDnis gravely standing that the project is not in the Council Chambers, City in need of a permanent meeting included in the 1960 budget. Hall. Woman's Finger Cut 10-Acre Tract West place and a site for socials, ac- City Commissioners recently Trying to Open Bottle Of City Brings $15,000 cording to Post Quartermaster sent a resolution to Congressman Harry Herbold. Rogers and Senators George Alligator Chased Mrs. Florence Cavanaugh of A10-acre tract of land lying The newly-organized post has Smathers and Spessard Holland N. W. Second Avenue was given west of Boca Raton was sold this no special meeting place. Any- asking that the appropriation for Back Into Swamp first aid at the Fire Department week for a reported figure of one having any information re- the canal be included in this Monday for a badly cut left in- $15, 000. A six-foot alligator startled garding a place for the post to year's budget. dex finger. Buyers were Mr. and Mrs. passersbyon A1A, near Jap Rock, meet is asked to contact Her- She told the department she John Haley and Mr. and Mrs. When completed, the C-15 just north of Boca Raton early bold at Boca 8375, received the injury when she at- JohnHarland of Deerfield Beach. Canal will run from the Sea- Monday, the Sheriff's Depart- tempted to open a soft drink Seller was Frank Kinzel of Light- The next meeting will be board Air Line Railroad to the ment said. held July 23 at the home of bottle' and the top broke off. house Point. Intracoastal Waterway and form They dispatched Deputies M. Commander John Dolen, 906 N. After the first aid was given, Francis M, Slone Sr. of a natural boundary line for die A. Rogers and Buddy Partin to VV. Seven til Street, at 8:30 p. m. she was directed to a local physi- Stoner and Ringle Inc., Deer- city. the scene and the alligator was cian's office for further treat- field Beach, negotiated the * chased back into a nearby swamp. The Long and Short of It Is.. ment. transfer of the property. Boca Raton Mail Carriers Satisfied With Trousers The recent edict on Bermuda they were hesitant to adopt Summer was made recently to too," Roseke said. as do the lightweight treated shorts issued by the U. S. Post shorts and, to a man, preferred Postmaster LeRoy Diggans of Besides the question of looks, cotton trousers which are autho- Office Department came as no the long trousers. Delray Beach. the Post Office Department con- rize d. surprise to Boca Raton mail One of the reasons given for Boca Raton doesn't concur, cluded that shorts would provide carriers. the "no shorts ruling" was that assistant Postmaster Cecil Roseke no relief in the heat to carriers. The department pointed out No Bermuda shorts will be although some men look good in said. A spokesman said that ac- that the National Association of worn by carriers, the edict shorts a good many others do not "Style or no style, hot or cording to experts in the cloth- Letter Carriers supports "our stated. present their best appearance. not, our men are satisfied with ing industry, shorts do not af- attitude on Bermuda shorts and A careful check of Boca Ra- The suggestion that carriers the long trousers. They give ford as much protection from we understand they have given ton mail carriers revealed that be permitted to wear shorts in more protection from the sun, rays of" the sun, for example, the matter serious study. " 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 16, 1959 County Agent Talks to Club gi^^^*Thursday, July 16, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 9 Accountant Joins Con$tabl6 S Gounty Agricultural Agent Frank Luebking of the Irvington C.M.Davy Office M. U. Mounts spoke at the Ki- Kiwanis dub in Indianapolis, Job Unfilled wanis Club meeting at the Ocean Ind., Bert Uebele of the Delray 'ohn '• Welch» accountant, The City Commission, sit- View Restaurant Tuesday. Beach club, Fred Kelly of the has ined the office of ting in committee meeting last J° ^^ He drew a picture of the West Palm Beach club and E. M. Davy on Palmetto Park Road. Thursday, recommended that agricultural present and potent- Hoppe of the Pompano Beach Welch came to Boca Raton Constable Bruce Wheeler not be from iality of the county. He said club. Cranston, R. I. He was that of the half million acres in reemployed by the Boca Raton formerl tteasurer and Neal D. Quimby, who Police Departmentafter he com- y """roller the Everglades, about 95,000 underwent an operation while in of a tt pleted his present tour of duty. «« shoe chain in New were developed for farming. He the north, was welcomed back. •me commission, although EnSland and a C^"* P""1^ said beef cattle in particular Edward Barnhardt presided. Accountant with the firm of viewing Wheeler as a nietuy thrive well in the Glades. ONCE A YEAR Meahl. McNamara and Company USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS bathin efficient police officer. ,pfe- Introduced as guests were /!£&&. that a Delray Beach man J \ One of Palm Beach County's He was State President of the ^—'Had been hired by the-Police Rhode Island Junior Chamber of YEARLY Department-rather than a local LARGEST SELECTIONS of Commerce; received the Key Man Award from the Cranston -Colony Studio Photo. Wheeler was working with SWEATER Famous Name Brand Swim wear. Jaycees, and was Rhode Island the Boca Raton police while JOHN L WELCH winner of the Speak-Up Jaycees other officers were on vacation. Over 2,000 Ladies Swimsuits Now On Sale contest Police said the constable had re- - Free Cancer Pamphlets Will Be Distributed From America's Two Largest Makers. signed the day before the com- He received his degree of BANLONS $150 Bachelor of Business Administra- Free cancer information ° . *» from Nla§ara ^versity at mittee meeting. Niagara Falls, N. Y., in 1939. pamphlets will be distributed at Fitch Fashion Craft A motion was made during Love's Drug Store Thursday, July He and his wife, Leona, and 40 N. Federal Hwy= Boca Raton the meeung that in the future 23, from 10 a.m. to noon. Boy's their six children, Jo-Ann, a>- Ladies with "everything else being HAND Design It Yourself berta, David, Steven, Jeffrey equal a local man be hired to Mrs. Leroy Leech and Mrs. DESIGNED COTTONS and LASTEX and Chnstopher, live at 445 N. HANDBAGS - HATS SWIMSUITS replace vacationing personnel. Ralph Brown of the First Presby- GIFTS E. Second Avenue, Boca Raton. JEWELRY - SWEATERS n Commissioners indicated that terian Church will offer the free Reg. $10.95 to $11.95 ! Welch is the sister of Mrs. Brief and Boxer Styles lif y such personnel was available pamphlets. ALL KINDS OF TRIMMINGS locally. Mar7 Kubic- lonS time Boca Reg. $1.98 to $4.98 ton resideDt NOW $7.94 No one else has been named ** - , r™ to succeed Wheeler yet, police A mother octopus at Flori- officials said. I. **•' There are 79 television da's Marine Studios recently de- BE SURE TO ATTEND «- $1.29 P°sited approximately 280, 000 towers in the with e s wlthin heights of 1, 000 feet or more. Sg * two-week period. Ladies 8-20 $1.98

REPORT OF CONDITION OF Bank No469 KNITS and LASTEX sute Bank No FIRST BANK OF BOCA RATON — Reg. $14.95 to $2500

of Boca Raton in the State of Florida at the close of business *t •- on June 30, 1959 BOAT SHOW AT BROWARD COUNTY'S MAJOR SHOPPING CENTER NOW $10.94 ASSETS 1. Cash, balances with other banks, Including reserve balances, and cash items in process of collection .$ 651,258.03 Girl's 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed. , _ 3,224,450.25 3. obligations of States and political subdivisions 780,628.88 SWIMSUITS 4. other bonds, notes, and debentures.. 50,000.00 6. Loans and discounts (including $ none overdrafts) 3,068,252.71 COTTONS, KNITS 7. Bank premises owned $ 82,349.46 , furniture and fixtures $ 47,397.07 ..- 129,746.53 and LASTEX STYLES 11. Other assets 45,542.34 12. TOTAL ASSETS $7,949,878.74 y. s. n©n?n LIABILITIES (AT SAMPLE ROAD) Sizes 32-46 Reg. $3.98 to $10.98 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, l and corporations 4,244,387.13 THURS. & FRI., JULY 23 & 24, 9:30 A. M. • 9:00 P. M. * 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and SATURDAY, JULY 25, 9:30 A. M. - 6 P. M. corporations 2,506,721.32 36X $2.98 15. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 158,330.11 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 393,671.29 40 DSFFEitENT BOATS r-» $3.98 17. Deposits of banks 5,000.00 18. O'h« deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc).,. 199,264.91 From Small Oufboards 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $ 7,507,374.76. •• to Large Cruisers 23. Other liabilities „. , 39,731.71 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES .7,547,106.47 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 15 EXHSB9T0RS 25. Capital* „„ „..,.....„ ..„. „ 200,000.00 Men's BATHING TRUNKS 26. Surplus....„„ , ., 125,000.00 See boats in various stages of construction. All that's 27. Undivided profits „...... _ 77,772.27 new in boating. A must for every boat lover. 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.™... — 402.772T27 Wide choice of solid colors 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS...- •• 7,949,878.74 and patterns—briefs and *This bank's capital consists of; Common stock with total par value of. S 200.000.00 boxers. MEMORANDA FASHION SHOW 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes , .«._...„....„ ...... —. 1,267,000.00 32. (a) Loans as shown above are after deduction of reserves of.,,.,* 38,073.63 FOR THI &APIES •Reg. $3.98 to $6.98 THURSDAY, JULY 23 ONLY NOW /, Spencer E. PP^^U-jVice Pres. 5 Cashier, of the above- AT 7:30 P. M. bank, do solemnlyfAFViRM^that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents the true state of the several $L99 and $2.99 matters herein containedand set forth, to the best of my know- ledge and belief. The first fashion show of its kind . . . out-of-doors . . . under gala lighting. Newest thrilling fashions /%/ Spencer E. Bowen in sport clothes, afternoon and evening wear. All Correct-Attest; /s/ Thomas F. Fleming, Jr. styles on sale erf Shoppers Haven stores. A new Directors. /s/ William M. Stowe thrill awaits you here!

/s/ L. A. Zimmerman

State or* Florida .County of Palm Beach> ss; IVERYTHING'S FREE Sworn to and subscribed before me this, 10th day PLENTY OF FREE PARKING MERCER'S of July, 7959, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. Notary public. State of Florida at Large My Commission Expires Jan, 25, 1963 DEPARTMENT STORE (SEAL) Bonded by American Surety Co. of N.Y. ,'s Jane F.- Schreiber, Notary public 40I-403 East Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach i^».,W*>fy**^^ 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 16, 1959 Thursday, July 16, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 BPW Holds Mrs Warner Honors Shoppers Haven Chamber Backs Idea Personals Husband on Birthday Beach Party Mrs. Chester Cummins and gins for two weeks. Mrs. 7. Kenneth Warner hon- Boat Show Set children, Robbie and Cindy, who Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kammer- ored 'her husband with an after- A beach social party to were visiting her parents, Col. man and family are leaving for noon and dinner partyon his birth- Of Building Guidance which husbands were invited day Saturday. For July 23-25 and Mrs. Paul Veillard, left this an extended trip to California with the general idea of effect- Assurance of support for an highlighted the Monday night week to join her husband, Capt. and Mexico. They will stop off Among the guests were Miss One of Broward County's ing architectural and aesthetic ordinance covering architectural meeting of the Business and Pro- Cummins, in City. They at Los Angeles to visit their Pat Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. largest boat shows has been policies that will enhance and Victor Chase, Miss ELisse Hicks, and aesthetic guidance by a fessional Women's Club. fly to England soon where Capt. daughter, and are planning a scheduled at the Shoppers Haven encourage sound community de- and Miss Betty Childs, all of committee to be appointed by Mrs. Rose Wood, chairman Cummins has been , assigned to trip through the Grand Canyon. Shopping Genter just north of the City Commissioners of Boca velopment We consider a pro- of the hostess committee, made duty. Pompano Beach. Pompano Beach July 23, 24 and gram of this type as evidence of Raton has been given by the arrangements for the food which Guests of Mrs. Sydney Drake 25. continued sound government and local Chamber of Commerce. was catered at the Boca Raton in Boca Villas are Mrs. George The show, featuring more positive thinking. HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT! In a letter addressed to the Beach pavilion. Wollermann and Mrs. W. N. than 40 boats, ranging irom Mayor and City Commissioners, "Inasmuch as the resulting A brief business meeting was Cassella of Alton, 111. smalloutboardsto large cruisers, LOOK AT THE Chamber President William F. ordinance would be of interest held and plans were made for Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lord and will be open from 9:30 a. m. to Mitchell expressed complete ac- to a good many prospective fu- induction of new members in their family left last Friday for 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday, A guessing game of identifying baby pictures highlighted the cord with the basic idea of en- ture residents and/or business and August. Mrs. June Chaplin and Buchanan, Mich., where they and from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. farewell party given for Mrs. Philip Lord in the First Methodist BIG ' couraging sound community de- industrial prospects, we would Mrs. Juanita Schmidt will be in plan to make their home. Saturday. There is no admission appreciate receiving a copy of Church last Wednesday. Checking the pictures, left to right, are velopment and asked that a copy charge of the induction. Miss Margaret Meek of SELECTION charge. the ordinance when it has been Mrs. Paul Bebout Jr., honoree Mrs. Philip Lord and Mrs. S. P. of the ordinance be sent him A committee was appointed Greencastle, Ind., is the guest Also planned is a fashion prepared and adopted." Fisk. - Colony Studio Photo. when adopted. Mitchell's letter by president June Chaplin to ar- of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kilman. show, first of its kind, Thursday, OF CAMERAS follows: Respectfully yours, range for the September meet- She plans to stay about a month. July.23, at 7:30 p.m., to ¥e Mrs, Rogers and Dick ville and Blowing Rock, N. C. Queen of the Shoppers Haven "The Board of Directors of BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF ing to which husbands will also Birthday greetings go this held outdoors under lighting End Five-Week Trip Boat Show is pert Suzy Laup- the Boca Raton Chamber of COMMERCE be invited. Mrs. Gladys Erick- week to William L. Sayre, AT •where the newest fashions in Mrs. H. W. Rogers and son, heimer, shown above. More Commerce have discussed at William F. Mitchell, President. son, Mrs. Juanita Schmidt and Party Honors Charles Meyers, Jim Hausaman, sports ciotiies, afternoon and Dick, just returned from a five- than 40 boats will be on display length over the past several Mrs. Isabelle Ulack will be in Charles Johnson and Frank Blatz. BOCA evening wear will be shown. All week trip. They went to Hen- G. Dudley Harris at the center from July 23 to 25. months the matter of architect- Beftiesda Patients charge. Ronnie Pohl, a Boca Raton fashions and styles displayed will dersonville, N. C, then to An outdoor fashion show is plan- ural and aesthetic regulations Boca Raton patients entering Mr. and Mrs. G. Dudley News carrier boy, is attending be on sale at Shoppers Haven. Johnson City, Tenn., to visit an CAMERA ned for Thursday, July 23, at now being contemplated for a- Bethesda Memorial Hospital from Harris entertained at home at camp at Lake Placid, N. Y. Distributors and manufactur- A giant grouper ate so much aunt. From there they went on 7:30 p.m. doption by your commission. July 6 to July 13 were Miriam L. cocktails in honor of Mr. Har- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Chris- ers of boats who will be taking while in captivity at Marineland, to Kentucky to visit two of her CENTER "We should like to advise Bernhardt, J. Ward Mann and ris' birthday Saturday, then went tensen and son, Warren, left this part in the show include Rodi Fla., that it died of overweight. sisters. They stopped off in Gold Coast Shrine Club that we are wholly in accord Carl M. Ebert. to the Boca Raton Cabana Club week for Gainesville, Fla. j Val- Boat Company, Lighthouse Ma- Suffolk, Va., to visit the Joseph Will Meet Monday Night for a dinner party. dosta, Ga.; Newcastle, Pa.; Kodak-BeU&"Howell rine Center, Offshore Marine, O'Briens, former Boca Raton The Gold Coast Shrine Club Joining them were guests Mr. , 111., and Akron, Ohio. Marlin Boat Company, Selleck Swifts Royal Pink residents. The O'Briens took will meet Monday, July 20, at PORT.SHERRY and Mrs. Stuart L. Moore and They expect to be back before Ansco-Graflex-Leica Boat Company, Outboard Marine them on a tour of Jamestown and 8 p.m. in the Deerfield Beach daughter, Coralee; the Rev. school starts. Warren is a Boca AND OTHERS Center, Lauderdale Marina, Williamsburg which they found Women's Club on Hillsboro SHERBET SALMON James Stoutsenberger and his Raton News carrier boy. Budget Terms Arranged PHOTO EQUIPMENT Pompano Beach Boat Works, MUSCATEL "fascinating. " They decided to Boulevard just west of the traffic All Flavors house-guest, the Rev. James Mrs. Thomas Vaughn and Thru Shopper Service Plan PRICED TO SUIT Marine-Way Corporation of Del- TALL CkH FIFTH stay over in Williamsburg to see light on Federal Highway. Richards, of Washington, D. C. j daughter, Patricia, left this week of First National Bank ANY P0CKETB00K ray Beach and McCulloch Ma- the play, "The Common Glory", All Nobles and their Shriner 1 pts. 29

City Sanitary Sewers. Exceptionally large lots — asphalt drive — sidewalks —fully landscaped. Central heat - awning windows. 10' x 26' screened porch with 16' glass sliding door. Tile roof & concrete carporte. General Electric Built-in sur- face unit and oven with ISu-Tone fan and hood. Dropped luninous kitchen ceiling with Vinyr kitchen floor. Full ceramic tile baths with electric wall heaters and built-in vanity. Spacious closets and large utility room. The DORSET $15,900.00 ON CANAL FRONT LOT

DIRECTIONS: OTHER MODELS Go West from Federal Highway 3 Bedroom - 2 Bath (U.S. 1) on West Palmetto Park 2 Bedroom - 2 Bath Eoad and continue to entrance of FROM Country Club Village. $14,900 - $16,995

AUGUST TOBLER V/SJT YOIR LOCAL AITHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER Builder and Developer 1199 W- Palmetto Park Rd. HOYLi CADILLAC OLDSMOB1LE, INC. Phone 5312-3322 TOBLER HOMES 421 N. Federal Highway, Delray Beach Thursday, July 16, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 16, 1959 Boat Club Is Promised Meeting BOCA RATON NEWS Through My To Plan Launching Site Details Window A joint meeting with the in the city this week to make a mitted their report which will be 152 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida City Commissioners and the Boca physical inspection of the area studied by the commission before By BEATRICE LANDRY Raton Boat Club was requested and he would check with him as the meeting set for July 23 at 2 Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 by Al Muller at the City Com- to who would do the digging. He p.m. mission's committee meeting said he thought FIND or the Corps An official of the Federal Published Every Thursday For the last nine weeks a group of civic-minded men have last Thursday afternoon. of Engineers would not do any Government Department of been working with a large group of boys to foster good clean fun, Halford R, Houser, Publisher Muller requested the meet- digging until they were ready to Health, Safety and Welfare will sportsmanship and teamwork. ing to work out plans for the boat widen the channel. be here to morrow to inspect the Beatrice Landry, Editor The boys comprise the Little League which has just finished a launching site south of Palmetto Commissioner Hal Dane ask- sewer program to see if the city Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising & Circulation triumphant season on the ball field and the Boca Raton Minor Park Bridge. He said that the ed Muller if the Boat Club would has progressed to the point where League. Entered as second class matter at the post office matter of the city giving a 38- accept only this one site for it is eligible for the grant of of Boca Raton, Fla., December 1, 1955 The boys learn more than how to play baseball in these leagues. foot right-of-way to the Federal launching. He wanted to know $75, 000 toward tile sewer pro- They learn the value of sportsmanship, the quality of teamwork and gram approved last year. He Government through Florida if they would accept another site A three-way collision resulted in this mixup of vehicles last Subscription Rates: 7 year $4.00; 2 years $6,50 courage. They learn to take disappointments in their stride as they will be taken on a tour of in- Inland Navigation District for near the Inlet Bridge if it be- Tuesday in which Mrs. Lois Jean Smith in a station wagon was in- learn that it is just as important how you lose as how you win. the widening of the channel came available. spection of the sewer program They learn good deportment with team managers and officials jured. The accident occurred at the Hillsboro Bridge on South would cause the boat club to al- Muller replied that ihe Boat by city officials. and they learn how to get along with a large group of other boys. Dixie and also involved a cement mixer and a dump truck. ter its drawn plans for the site. Club preferred the present site City Manager William Lamb The officials of the league and managers give unstintingly of "There has been some talk but would be open to discussion reported that letters had gone out derdale, was the other car in- their time to help the boys. They manage and direct the many about the site now being too of another site if it was in Lake to the five men on the Indust- Car and Truck volved. He was traveling south Editorial games. They find that in a large group of boys there are several small. We do not feel that it is. Boca Raton and on the north side rial Development Committee on Federal Highway, Damages different kinds of problems to solve, all of which take time, care Are Damaged It is still suitable and desirable where the currents are better for who drew up the proposed ordi- to the left front and rear fenders AIMS OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD and consideration. Two persons narrowly es- and still larger than some simi- launching small boats. nance for an Industrial Commis- of the truck were estimated at caped injury in a collision at the Since the announcement in the Boca Ra- "In our modern American culture, beauti- They learn that each group has to be harmonious if the whole lar launching sites in neighbor- Commissioners agreed to sion, asking them if they would $200. intersection of Camino Real and ton News two weeks ago of plans for the for- ful communities can be created only through league is harmonious. ing communities," Muller told meet with the boat club when agree to be appointed to the No one was injured and there Federal Highway at 12:40 p. m. mation of an architectural review board, res- a deliberate search for beauty on the part of Such civic minded people should be highly commended for the the commission. several details were settled and future commission when the or- were no witnesses, investigating community leadership, the architects and work they are doing for our youngsters. The leagues are a fine last Thursday. idents have raised many questions. Muller wanted to know who more could be accomplished. diaance is adopted. Four other officer John W. Lunger said. planners, the building industry and the public thing but without these men giving their assistance we wouldn't Gunni Sofia Lindblom, 49, They want to know just what such a board would bear the cost of digging They agreed to meet at anytime men, or women, would also be officials, backed by a lively appreciation of have them. of S. W. 20th Avenue, Boca plans to do and how it will affect them and the 38 feet of right-of-way for the boat club requested it. named to the nine-member the visual world by the people. Working busily and hard for the last nine weeks have been Little Raton Park, was traveling north F1RST PRESBYTERIAN how the committee thinks. the channel. He said there would Another request for a meet- board. On the committee were League president, James J. Hausaman; Paul M. Kendig, first vice- on Federal Highway and making CHURCH On June 25 an interim committee on "Public measures directed to the improve- be about 4, 800 yards in the strip ing with the commission came Domina Jalbert, Jack Benham, community appearance was appointed by the ment of community appearance will be legal- president; William Day Jr,, second vice-president; Leo J. Fox, Claude Hubbard, Arthur Mirandi a left turn west when the acci- Boca Raton to be dug besides what needed to from Allen and Hoshel of Mem- Temporarily Meeting At secretary; Ralph Reed, treasurer, and Jack G. Weicht, players' dent happened, police said. City Commission to study this problem with ly valid if framed to accord with one of the be dug out for the launching site. phis, Tenn., who have just com- and J. Harrison Newman. agent. Hard working team managers are Robert Pinchuk, Philip The complete right side of Florida Junior Academy & view to the establishment of standards for fundamental distinctions underlying demo- City Manager William Lamb pleted a feasibility report for the The City Commission will Lord, William J. Day and Edward Schubert. her car was damaged to an esti- future guidance in the community's growth. cratic government, namely, the distinction said Col. Shull of FIND would be city on natural gas. They sub- change its hours starting Aug. 1 1700 N.W. Fourth Avenue The committee consists of the following between the general legislative function of Chief Umpire is Okee V. Manning. Bob Good and Bob Pinchuk mated extent of $600. for every other meeting. The Service 10:00 A.M. citizens: John Shoup, Paul McKinley, Howard elected officials and the proper exercise by are directors and Marjane Hausaman is official scorekeeper. regular meeting will be held the A pick-up truck driven by McCall, Valentyne Brennan, Walter Harry experts of expert judgment under legislative Manager of the Minor League is Newton Drews. second and fourth Tuesday at Clarence Lee Vaughn, Negro, NURSERY AVAILABLE and Robert Baker. authority. They have a fine slogan which speaks for itself and re-empha- 7:30 p.m., but the adjourned ofN. W. 16th Avenue, Ft. Lau- This committee has made clear that it "Public action toward improving the ap- sizes what these men are doing. It is: meetings on alternate Tuesdays feels the central idea about the creation of pearance of communities should emphasize " We dedicate our efforts to the youth of today, our citizens of will be held in the afternoon at community beauty is that the approach must a positive search for beauty, carefully observe tomorrow." 2 p.m. be primarily constructive. It feels that the the distinctions between legislative and ad- We dedicate to them all a "well done." Mayor Joe DeLong reported What community must act affirmatively through ministrative actions as well as between mat- that he wanted to see the Chief the exercise of its planning powers to provide ters for lay or expert judgment respectively; In the last few years it has become more and more "pay as you of Police wear his police uniform the conditions necessary to enable the de- aim at liberating the creative well-springs of go", whether in material things for daily living or, lately, travel when on duty. He said he felt goes on signers of structures and spaces to create the the ultimate designers; work through a com- vacations. the chief should be recognized things that are beautiful. It feels that the munity-wide design plan as an integral part A new and worthwhile pay as you go program has been instituted by his uniform. It was brought board must release the creative impulse in all of the master plan, provide neighborhood which mayinterest a great many recent high school graduates who out that a ruling was made six Over-the-Counter? urban designers or physical planners, artists, esthetic frameworks for the design of individ- are debating on a college of their choice. It is expressly apt for or seven years ago by commis- architects, landscape architects and engi- ual structures; encompass all the things seen students in this area. sioners of that time that mem- A lot. Because the "over-the-counter market" is the neers, and not seek primarily to regulate, from the public ways and derive its applica- The University of Miami has instituted a bank-financed student bers of the Fire Department and world's biggest securities market—where more than prohibit or restrict. tion from the special characteristics of par- loan plan which will permit students to pay for their college educa- Police Department were to wear 40,000 different stocks and bonds are traded. It offers a The committee took parts from the prin- ticular places." tions as they learn. uniforms while on duty. variety of issues that cover virtually the entire range ciples quoted in "Planning and Community The committee will work with a master The plan allows a student to borrow enough to pay four years City Manager Lamb was in- of investment interests. Appearance", a report of the joint committee plan to maintain the beauty of Boca Raton mition, including housing. It is a new innovation in the country structe d to inform Police Chief Here experienced investors look for "beginning of the New York Chapter of the American In- as it is now and as it develops in the future, and will no doubt go a long way to enable students to go to college W. H. Brown of the commis- stocks" that show unusual potential for growth. stitute of Architects and the American Insti- keeping in mind the overall beauty and tra- who might not be able to afford the tuition otherwise. sion's decision. Here the income-minded investor can find seasoned tute of Planners, which they say, represents dition of the community. It will work with The university points out that this permits families to finance Franklin Said It stocks that have paid dividends every year for more the best nation-wide thinking to date on this the Planning Board and other city officials for education as they would buying a home or any other necessity. Cars Collide than 100 years. problem. They served as guideposts for the the continued betterment of Boca Raton and If the University of Miami is the college of your choice, the Here institutional buyers and committee. The report states: as an advisory body, not a restricting one. other conservative investors look way may now be open to attend, on an easy "pay as you learn" plan. In Three Words: Backing Out for government, municipal, and Two cars backing out of a corporate bonds. Hospital Rounds Think It Through 1 church parking lot were involved In short, the over-the-counter "SAVE... AND HAVE in an accident about 8:40 a.m. market is all things to all kinds Volunteers Welcomed at Bethesda Talk of the Town Sunday on Boca Raton Road near of investors. N, E. Second Avenue. And yet, surprisingly enough, BY ANNE MOORE Although the active member- distinction of being the first BYE. F. HUTTON Mrs. Doris Bevan, N. E. it's a market that is completely ship was closed for all intents member of the board of directors Why don't autos get more mileage today than Lizzie did when Yes, it's as simple as that . . . for Ben We aren't keeping our ap- Fourth Street, was driver of one overlooked by many security and purposes on June 1, any to be a patient in Bethesda. She Cal Coolidge was President? Franklin had the knack of stating pointed rounds this week in order car. The second car was driven owners. says all the nice things written Well, fact is that in the prime function of propelling a hundred to deliver a message to the ladies woman, newcomer, college great truths simply. You can HAVE Why? Because it's some- about the hospital are indeed pounds of car o'er hill and dale, we do get more miles per gallon. by J. Edmund Tonnelier, N. E, in our audience (all five of 'em!). student or longtime resident with thing of a mystery to them. true. But today's car weighs twice as much as the 1920 auto. This almost everything by SAVING ... a 16th Avenue, Pornpano Beach. It seems tha t recent arrivals, time on her hands these Summer Because they can't quite doubles the work to be done by the engine. In addition, we have Damage to the Bevan vehicle feminine gender, in Boca Raton months and a desire to do her bit fine home, travel, education for your comprehend a market that handed the gallon a lot of new jobs. was estimated at $75.. who want to do volunteer work of in the hospital, can become a Hospital Space Problem children, a secure old age. operates without a marketplace. Because they don't Lizzie got you there and brought you back, but that's about There were no witnesses one kind or another in Bethesda hospital volunteer but quick — Pointed Out by Society understand how dealers arrive at security prices all. You started her with a hand crank, and steered and braked her and no charges were filed, po- Memorial Hospital are timid a- and will be accepted into Auxi- It's never too late to through bargaining By phone or teletype rather than A vast increase in the num- by main strength. lice said. negotiating on the floor of an exchange. boutshowing their good intentions liary membership immediately if ber of indigent convalescent Besides moving today's car, gasoline charges the battery, start saving. Now is because, one, they believe only she so desires. (Exception to the There are more than 5, 500 If you for one feel that you'd like to know more patients in Palm Beach County furnishes electricity for the lights; runs the window wiper and radio; members of the Woman's Auxi- latter would be the coed, since the time. Here is the National Guard units in the 50 about this biggest of all security markets, we'll be glad has resulted in a critical prob- keeps you warm in Winter and, in many cars, cool in Summer. It to send you a copy of our new booklet, '!Over-the- liary are permitted to serve as 21 is the minimum age limit.) place. states and the territory of Puerto lem of housing and hospital opens and shuts windows, blows the horn, shifts gears and does most Counter Securities." It's yours^for the asking—no volunteers, and, two, the active The gals to contact are Val Rico. space, according to a report of the work in braking and steering. charge, no obligation. membership in the Auxiliary (Mrs. Frank) Goetz, local place- made by the County Medical Without these power-eating accessories, miles per gallon would closed June 1. ment chairman, telephone Boca Keep Your Wife in Just send your request to — Society. increase 40 percent. "The Word" is that accord- 5214, or Chic (Mrs. Nelson) Deportment 96-HF Yet despite these new jobs, a dollar's worth of today's gasoline FIRST BANKOF BOCA RATON ing to Auxiliary by-laws, you do Freeland, general chairman of The report was made to the HOT WATER I moves more tons per mile than it did in the '20's. not have to be an Auxiliary volunteers, Crestwood 6-5523, County Commission last week. Part of this should be credited, of course, to smoother road SIMPSON member to do volunteer work in who'll explain all that goes with It was suggested that two Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. surface; the leveling of hills, the straightening of curves, etc. / Umbers New York Stock Exchange and all other Principal Exchanges Bethesda (although originally wearing the cheery cherry red fulltime county physicians and a PLUMBING On the other hand, remember inflation. If we could measure preference was given members pinafore of the hospital volunteer. medical-social worker be hired. 26 S Dixie Highway 616 E, Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach car costs today with Coolidge's 100-cent dollar, today's per- TMEMER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORA! v since the Auxiliary had so many Speaking of the Auxiliary, It was also suggested that the Boca 3575 Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 formance by the automobile and petroleum industries would be the of 'em.) Peg Lynch had the (dubious) money for charity cases be raised. talk of the town. . . 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, July 16, 1959 Thursday, July 16, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 JAMISON ROOFING INC. CVj Romans' Mint Marks First City Sewer and Water Program NEW ROOFS - REPAIRS - GUTTERS - CONDUCTORS The Romans were the first Coil Tom Jamison Personals Dr. and Mrs. Waldo H. Bird to put mint marks on coins. A PHONE BOCA 8130 mint mark is a small letter in- Shop - 165 NW 20th St. Phone 5836 Legion Auxiliary and their five children have re- Accelerated a Year, Lamb Says turned home to Ann Arbor, dicating where the coin was. The "fantastic" growth of the. struck. The "fantastic" arowth of thp ' w Picks Chairmen Mich. They have been visiting city has caused the second part Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS Committee chairmen were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the sewer and water program George Clemmer. Dress Up Your Watch to be accelerated a year, City CARDS named for the year at a Wednes- NEON Col. and Mrs. Herbert Fitz- PRICED $7.95 UP Manager William Lamb said in a PAPER day night meeting of the Ame- PAINTED gerald are in New York because committee meeting of the City rican Legion Auxiliary presided BOCA RAY JEWELERS Of the illness of her father. Commission. over by Mrs. Fred Olsen, newly- Tel. Boca Raton 4312 elected president. In a March, 1958, report of DIAL DIAL Mrs. Alfred Amsler and the .consulting engineers, Black 8175 60 N. DIXIE 8175 Named were Mrs. Edward children, Chuckie and Diane, Announcement and Associates, .a need was in- Berlin, Girls' State; Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Amsler's mother, Mrs. Fred H. Smith dicated for more water facilities Sleeper, junior activities; Mrs. Matilda Yauch, returned this in 1961 if population increased ONE STOP SERVICE Harry Amer, membership; Mrs. week from a visit to Youngs- formerly of Brown Pontiac, according K> the estimate. BOCA RATON William Prowe, poppy; Mrs. town, Ohio. Toledo, Ohio is now associated Florence Caulfield, publicity; The 1961 plans, called for Mrs. Ethel Foster entertain- with LA UNDRY and CLEANERS Mrs. Kenwin Torgerson, radio three more filter beds for the ed Mr. and Mrs, Harold Waugh The younger set of Boca Raton was well represented at the and television; Mrs. Willis DOHIRTY - SNYDER water department. The old H. K. LEWIS C. E. PENN of Palm Beach over the week- Storyland Ball held at the Boca Raton Cabana Club last Wednesday Manning, rehabilitation; Mrs. •water plant would be used to night as shown above. -Photo by Pat Moss. Louis Nisely, memorial and sun- end. PONTIAC produce and store water but would Shirts 'HOUR shine, and Mrs. William Prowe, Joseph R. Driscoll of Royal run it to the new plant for fi*>Nel w Keating Executive of Delray Beach Laundry entertainment. Palm Road underwent surgery tering. July 11 at the Martinez Com- Comes to Boca Raton SERVICE Plans were formulated for a Mr. Smith is a resident of Boca The city is now almost two Dry Cleaning munity Hospital, Martinez, Further expansion by the Ho- newspapers in , rummage sale to be held soon. Raton, residing at 991 N.E. years ahead of the projected Calif. Mrs. Driscoll's sister ward T. Keating real estate en- Buffalo, N. Y., Indianapolis, All donations will be welcome, Third Avenue, phone 9327. population estimate and expan- All Dresses has been director of nurses there terprises in this state -was indi- Ind., and Clinton, Ind. officials said. Anyone wishing sion is needed now, officials for many years. Kay (Mrs. Dris- If interested in America's No. 1 cated with the announcement by1 While in Detroit, Lewis was Hand-Ironed further information may contact road car, give Fred a call. He said. coll) writes that Joe is doing fine JohnK. Brennan, vice-president, active in several civic and pro- AH Work Done on Premises Mrs. Olsen at Boca 8694. will do all he can to please you. The water plans for 1961 and in several weeks will be ofnew appointments to the exe- fessional organizations, includ- Mrs. Harriet Lawler of Ft. must be moved up to 1960, Lamb 50 H. E. 1 si Ave. AT THE POST OFFICE CORNER able to return to Ms Summer cutive staff for Keating of Flo- ing the United Foundation com- Lauderdale, district president, Business Address: reported. home in Los Angeles. was guest for the evening. Re- 510 N. Federal Highway "In my opinion the city is in rida Inc. munity campaigns, American Delray Beach, Florida The Keating organization Cancer Society, Junior Achieve- freshments were served. good shape financially. There- THE 100% KEEP FLORIDA GREEN Phone CRestwood 6-6591 venue certificates have an 'open currently is engaged in subdivi- ment business enterprises for LATEX end1 and were made that way on sion sales at Boca Raton Square, youth, National Assod ation of Party Honors WONDER purpose for just such a contin- a 1, 700-home development at Real Estate Editors, Public Re- gency, " Lamb said. Boca Raton, and at four other lations Society of America and PAINT House Guests A letter from the State Board developments on the state's west its Detroit chapter, and the De- Mrs. Jewell H. Cook enter- Easy Playing bridge last week in the Cypress Room at the Boca Raton of Health said it was withholding coast. They are Fairway Estates, troit Press Club. He was gradu- tained at a luncheon and splash Application Cabana Club and watching a fashion show were players, left to approval of certain subdivisions Dunedin; Harbor Lake Estates, ated by Butler University, party in her Boca Villas home No Toxic, right, Mrs. Joseph Poppick, Mrs. Eugene Lynch, Mrs. John Schoon- pending word from the city of Indian Rocks Village, and Yacht Indianapolis. this week. Irritating maker, Mrs. Herbert Brown and model Barbara Ransdell. -Photo by future planning for expanding the Club Estates, near Largo, in the The party was given to honor Ociors Pat Moss. water system. Clearwater-St. Petersburg area. Boca Raton Woman's her house guests, Mrs. James Old Flags Displayed Excellent Lamb was authorized by the The appointments announced Cook Jr. of Petersburg, Va., Coverage, Friends Join Bensons City Commission to write to the by Brennan are of Herbert K. Two flags of 1884, owned by Hiding Patricia Ann Rochetfe and Mrs. Itobert Wright of Mont- Celebrates 11th Birthday At Boca Cabana Club State Board of Health telling the Lewis, former Detroit, Mich., Mrs. G. I. Emerson of Boca Ra- 20-Mlnute gomery, Ala. board "it is the full intention of public relations and advertising ton, were part of a display in Drying. Patricia Ann Rochette, Joining the Russell Bensons at Joining the festivities were the commission to proceed with executive, to the position of the window of the First National daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward the Boca Raton Cabana Club Sat- Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. Ted Painting urday were Mrs. Benson's brother the 1961 plans on an acele- sales promotion, public relations Bank of Delray Beach the week- Tooto Rochette of N. E. 28th Road, Sieferth, Mrs. William Derby, and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. rated Basis." and advertising manager, and of end of July 4. The window was Largest Glidden Easily celebrated her 11th birthday with Mrs. George Clemmer, Mrs. Cleaned John Jonke and their children, Phase one of the sewer col- Charles E. Penn to manager of decorated by the Jonathan Dick- a party at her home on Friday. Lewis Simmonds, Mrs. Wallace Distributor Jean Ann and John of Seldon, lection program has been com- west coast sales. Penn is being inson Chapter, Daughters of the Stay-Fresh There were games, singing Schuck and Miss Beth Cook. in the State of Colors, Long Island. pleted, Lamb said. promoted from the Boca Raton American Revolution. and special birthday refresh- Washable Also in the gathering were Elaine Rucci Celebrates The addition to the water Square sales managership and is One flag has the words, Florida ments. Mr. and Mrs. William Benson, I4th Birthday at Party plant is a part of phase two of being transferred to the com- "James G. Blaine for President", Among the guests were San- Jack Benson and Polly Miller, the overall engineering plan for pany's Clearwater office. around his picture which is dra Lynch, Judy Liberati, Karen Miss Elaine Rucci celebrated Delray Beach; Thomas Hunt, the city. Brennan said that Lewis, in placed among 38 stars in the BOCA RATON PAINT & Ashworth, Karen Coyle, Stacy her 14th birthday with a splash Miami; Mr. and Mrs. Henry party at the Boca Raton Cabana his newly-created position, will blue field. The other flag has Kramer, Karen Higgins, Laura It will pay you to dial Boca 5600 Geary, Ft. Lauderdale; Marie Club on Tuesday. She is the expand the Keating organization's two men in the blue field with WALL PAPER COMPANY Kasel, Christine Kasel, Diane Winfiald Park Shopping Plaza • N. Fad. Hwy., Soca RatsM Mosher and Debbie, Stephanie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pas- REALTORS OF communications with the public, the 38 stars. and Denise Durant, Nancy Rus- FREE ESTIMATES —NO OBLIGATION M 9373 - Fro» and Travis Benson. quale Rucci of Winfield Park. BOCA RATON real estate profession and build- kin and Valerie Botelho. ing trades. His objective will be HOURS Guaranteed Installation A special birthday cake was to further the Keating organiza- Tim FOR WAT Flowers can be telegraphed Newcomers Club Holds 9 to 5:30 Last Summer Meeting served. Dancing followed the No Charge for making The following are tion's services to these groups to and from 180 countries. Mon. - Sat. when full length and in members of the Boca start your trip ! swimming. Raton Board of Real- and residents of the communities The Newcomers Club held material from tors. Doing business its last meeting of the Summer DRAPING Jhfe with them, you are in which it is active. Breakdowns on the road Just Arrived! Guests included Carol Yerg, assured the highest last Thursday night at the home Brad Leggett, Buddy Roadman, type of service that Lewis comes to Keating head- SQUARE DANCE can be administered are EXPENSIVE .. ... of Mrs. Ethel Foster. Sharon Randolph, Jerry Strimbu, in the fi el d of Real quarters in Boca Raton after 14 Estate practice. years in the public relations and DRESSES $5.88 The club voted to discon- Maureen O'Connor, Joan Fox, PREVENTIVE Maintenance COSTS LESS ! Of ^ JOMA advertising fields at Detroit, Misses and !£ Sizes tinue all social activities for Kathy Wonderoth, Jimmy Ben- son, Jimmy Fitzgerald, Dick where he has been employed by July and August. East of Federal on Hiilsboro Boulevard ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Federal the C. M. Hall Lamp Company, Almeda's Critchfield, John Bozzone and Hwy., phone 4249 Members will receive noti- COVE SHOPPING CENTER — DeeHieid Beach W. P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal Great Lakes Steel Corporation Robert Rucci. Hwy., phone 8621 3$oca Slaton COTTON SHOP fication in the mail as to the BENSON REALTY, 501 E. Palmetto and its Stran-Steel Division, the date of the September meeting, Park Rd., phone 5435 Campbell-Ewald advertising Orchid Square CONN C. CURRY REALTY, 2 N. AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS Mrs. Foster said. NOW OPiN ALL OceanBlvd.p.o.Box354Phone9i66 agency and United Press Associ- S, Fed, Hwy. Boca Raton WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., - ServingUoca Raton Since 1946 — Featuring nationally advertised lines, namely: phone 5473 ations. Previously, he was em- Earl Troxell Jantzen, Sperry Top-sider, U. S. Keds, , ORYAL E, HADLEY, 400 E. pal- — Service- Carl Douglas metto park Kd, phone 8708 ployed as reporter and editor for -PARTS - Casuals, Jack Winter and Miss Pat of California "*" F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 N. Phone 4443 DIXIE HWY & S E 1st ST. Phone 9406 Ocean Blvd., phone 9996 LANGLEY REALTY., 230 S. Federal Summertime Specials from Regular Stock Hwy., phone 3737 RAY LASHER, 102 E. palmetto park ttoO. LADIES WALK SHORT SETS reg. 7.98 NOW $5.98 Road, phone 8077 J. C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. DINING ROOM §, COCKTAIL L0UN8S DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on GROUP of r ,.Fn ra! Hwy- Phone 5494 1- MARIO PETRUZELLl, N. Ocean J.C MITCHELLS SONS • "'' * I-A (ONTHS OCtHN) DSSKFICID BETTER HANDBAGS and JEWELRY ute Box 399 phone 418 Also Featuring ... *? • nv?«"'RON PARKS '' , 499' E. Palmett 9 o PHONE 8571 2054-56 N.E. 2nd St. pPa* good. Phone f 5151 Ladies Shorts - $2-98 up; Mens Shorts - $2.95 up EARLFA E J, RoBBINS, 1941 N. Fed- INSURANCE COUNSELORS Deerfield Beach Hw B Cocktail Special 49

Thursday, July 16, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEW, Thursday, July 16, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 TRUCK ORDINANCE/ sewer installation in Villa Rica. starting Aug. 1 the alternate (Continued From Page 1) A resolution was adopted to afternoon meetings of the com- Group to Elect | LEGAL. NOTICES mission will not include any Seacrest Senior's Poem Memphis, Tenn., was referred abandon certain sections of public hearings. Anything of Chairman, Name (Continued From Page 10A) to committee meetingof July 23". SpanishRiver Land Company and Selected for Anthology the Misner plats along with cer- that order will be taken up dur- liilli CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT SERIES #3 The firm made a feasibility Everglades OHice Building 30,000.00. ing the evening meetings the Own Committees Jacqueline Snyder, 16-year- • DRIVE-IN THEATRE CourtCort HoHousu e EiEquipmentt ' 15,000.01500000 25,000.00 survey of the city for natural gas. tain streets and utility ease- 5. Fad. Hway. - D«

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