BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 7 NO. 16 Boca Raion, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, March 15, 1962 22 Pages TEN CENTS Honchell Calls for Elected Board to Amend Charter STUDENTS MUNCH DRfVF TO Proposed Changes Would Be Submitted to Voters ASSIST BOCA UNIV. CAMPAIGN Commissioner Robert Other provisions of The entire student body in 1964 is headed by a Jr., in discussing the Honchell Tuesday called Honchell's proposal in- Huge waves which battered Florida's southeast - both adult and day stu- committee of three school school campaign with on members of the City cluded: meetings of the coastline last weekend provided a spectacular show dents - of Palm Beach leaders. They are Dean county leaders, pointed Commission to adopt a charter board would be for residents and visitors in Boca Haton. The city's Junior College began a Paul Glynn of the Junior out that it is customary resolution calling for held at city hall and open "rockbound coast" sent huge geysers of water high doorbell-ringing cam- College; Howell C. Wat- for both "tax supported" amendment of the City to the public; "all rea- paign yesterday in behalf kins, superintendent of and private institutions Charter by an elected sonable expenses" would into the air but did comparatively little damage, com- Charter Board. be paid by the city; the pared to other areas where damage estimates ran high. of the new University at schools; and Robert Ful- of higher learning to be Boca Eaton. ton, principal of Seacrest supported in part by vol-. In an eight-point letter board would conclude its Although the surf was not at all suitable for swim- deliberations within six Purpose of the cam- High School in Delray untary contributions. He which he read at the ming, the city beach drew large crowds during most of Commission meeting, Hon- months after election; paign is to distribute Beach. cited the example of the day and part of the night as residents and visitors chell called for amend- proposed amendments to 10,000 pieces of educa- More than 100 adminis- Tampa where residents ments by a charter board the charter would be sub- watched the swells which originated from a storm. tional literature about trative, faculty and guid- contributed more than a of nine members to be mitted to a referendum the University and the ance executives of the quarter of a million dol- elected by the voters of of the voters at the next same number of contribu- Palm Beach County school lars to assure the location system have pledged sup- of the University of South the city. His proposed general election. tion envelopes to their resolution would specify families, relatives and port of the effort to raise Florida in that city. Amendments approved funds for the new univer- He also pointed out that election of the 'charter by the voters would, ac- St. Pat's Parade Will neighbors. board within 60 days of sity. . the people of Pinellas cording to Honchell's adoption of the resolu- Tomorrow some :33,000 Glynn emphasized that County — representing proposal, be submitted to tion. elementary, junior and the children and college every nationality and the State Legislature as a high school students will students would not be church denomination - special bill in the 1963 begin a similar door-to- permitted to accept con- contributed more than Books to Close session. He also suggest- Top Weekend in Boca door pilgrimage delivering tributions. $1,000,000 to secure a Registration books ed that approved amend- The annual St. Patrick's The schedule for the Saturday-7 p.m. — Con- the postage-free address- "Their job is to distri- Presbyterian College for will close .April 7 for ments be advertised for Bay parade will get un- St. Patrick's Day celebra- cert of Irish Songs, San- ed envelopes which, it is bute the envelopes and that area. the primary elections 30 days prior to introduc- derway Saturday at 7:30 tion and "Cecil Smith born Square. hoped, will be promptly to answer questions about "These people realiz- on May 8, Daniel Gor- tion in the legislature, starting from the Royal Weekend" in Boca Raton Saturday - 7:30 p.m. — returned with general con- the University and the ed," Blank declared, ham, Palm Beach Coun- "thereby eliminating the Palm Shopping Plaza. It is: St. Patrick's Day Parade, tributions to Boca U. campaign," he said. "that no single thing is ty Supervisor of Regis- need of an additional will go west on S.E. Today — .Feature race starts from Royal Palm The school system seg- "Parents, relatives and more beneficial for a long- tration reported yester- referendum and shall be- Second Street, north on for the Cecil Smith Purse, Shopping Center. ment of the effort to raise friends are urged to mail er time to any community day. come effective upon adop- Federal Highway and Gulfstream Park, Hallan- Saturday — after parade at least $500,000 to as- their donations in the en- than the existence of a Eligible voters may tion by the legislature." west on Palmetto Park dale. — Corn beef and cabbage sure the opening of the velopes at'once." great university in their register at the City :A proposed new charter Road to Memorial Park Friday — 3 p.m. — Full dinner, American Legion University on schedule Senator Ralph Blank midst." Hall in Boca Eaton or for the city, drafted by a where it will disperse. scale practice polo game, Home; Teen Center street at the County Court charter committee appoint- City commissioners, Royal Palm Polo Grounds, dance with entertainment Ben t0 Ru|1 House in West Palm ed by the commission, was members of the police no admission charge. by The Saturday Night Two Former Mayors to Seek *-* 'Beach. To be eligible, defeated by the voters in and fire departments, Saturday - noon - Cecil Troupers, Royal Palm persons must be over a special referendum last more than 100 -marchers Smith Golf Tournament, Shopping Center. On Demo Ticket 21, a U.S. citizen, a Oct. 11. Petitions circu- from Teen Town, the University Park Country Saturday night - Dinner resident of Florida for lated by tne Charter Vigi- Seaciest High School Club. dance, America-Ireland GOP Commission Nomination County C ommissioner one year and a resident Ben F. Sundy, Delray lance Committee calling Band, Gold Coast Shrine Saturday — 4 to 7 p.m. — Society, Boca Raton Ho- Former mayors of Boca 'Raton and Delray Beach of Palm Beach County Beach businessman and for an elected charter Club's motorized drill Texas Barbecue, Memorial tel and Club; Leprechaun will meet each other in the race for Republican for six months. pioneer resident of palm board were rejected by team, Lions, Kiwanis, Park, sponsored by Junior Ball, Knights of Colum- nomination for a seat representing the south county Gorham estimated that Beach County, this week the City Commission. American Legion, 2 Iks, Chamber of Commerce, bus, Cabana Club. area on the Palm Beach County Commission. there may be as many announced he will seek In other business at Rotary, Chamber of Com- Sunday - 2 p.m. - Ded- City Commissioner George Warren of Delray Beach as 70,000 eligible but re-election to the Palm Tuesday's meeting, the merce and other civic ication of the "Sunday filed this week as a candidate for the Republican non-registered voters in New Sub. Station to Beach County Commission City Commission: groups will participate in Field" at Royal Palm nomination. Former mayor Harold J. Dane of Boca Palm Beach County. as a Democratic candi- the parade. Open on April 2nd Polo Grounds to Cecil Raton has announced his intention to file. Two candi- HE.ABD from Otto Yark date in the coming May an appeal for "equal stan- William Day Sr. is grand A permanent postal Smith, address by George dates have also announced in the race for the Demo- primary election. dards" for all officials in marshal. Cecil Smith is contract station will be C. Sherman Jr., chairman cratic nomination. Incumbent Commissioner Ben Sun- Next Health Forum Sundy, who represents public office. Yark, a real honorary marshal. opened .April 2 in the of the U.S. Polo Assn. dy will run again, with opposition from former mayor District Four on the board, estate agent, was pre- Royal Palm Polo Winfield Park shopping Sunday — 3 p.m. — 6th John Archie of Boynton Beach. Scheduled Monday viously ousted by the City Grounds will have a float area according to Don annual Texas Sport Hall was first elected to this Commission from his seat featuring "Miss Polo," McDermott, postmaster. of .Fame polo game be- post in 1951. Since that The second in a series on the Planning and Zon- Janet Baker and her polo tween all-Texas team Dane Expects to George Warren Also time he has been picked of health forums sponsor- The contract was ing Commission and coun- princesses, a convertible headed by Cecil Smith to serve as both chair- ed by Bethesda Memorial awarded to Dixie Paint, ter-charged that others carrying Mrs. Cecil Smith and an all-East team. In Republican Race man and vice chairman of Hospital will be held 485 N.E. 20th Street. File This Week such as attorneys: were and two sons, Charles and Sunday - 8:30 p.m. — the commission. His lat- Monday at 8 p.m. at the Weekday hours will be Harold J. Dane, former Former Mayor Georve V. representing clients ap- Sidney, and cars carrying Cecil Smith Ball, Boca est term as chairman end- Delray Beach Community from 8:30 to 5 p.m. and mayor of Boca Raton, is l/Varren of Delray Beach, pearing before the city. the Texas and Florida Raton Hotel and Club. ed in January this year. Center. from 8:30 a.m. until noon a member of the City Commissioner Leo Fox- polo teams. expected to file this week on Saturdays. as a candidate for the Council there, filed this Topic for Monday's fo- told Yark that his re- Republican nomination week for the Republican Race. rum will be "Accidents marks at the time of the Final Report for the Palm Beach Coun- nomination for a seat on In his first venture into and Poisonings in Adults ouster referred only to ty Commission. the Palm Beach County politics Warren was first and Children." Dr. Thom- real estate agents and Dane would run for the Commission. elected to the Delray as Whitehead of Delray the planning and zoning Meet Called seat of south county rep- Warren, who seeks to council in 1957 and serv- Beach will be the modera- commission. William H. Hallman, represent the south ed his first year as mayor. tor. The final forum, on resentative now held by .ACCEPTED the budget- chairman in the Boca incumbent commissioner county area, will face Since that time he has "Arthritis and Rheuma- Eaton area of the fund- Harold J. Dane of Boca been re-elected to two tism," will be held March report submitted by City. Ben Sundy, a candidate Manager William Lamb in campaign for the Univer- for re-election. Raton, who expects to additional terms and in 26. The forums are open sity at Boca Raton, has file later this week, in 1961 again was elected without charge to the pub- his capacity as City Bud- Dane has resigned Ms get Officer. called a final report post as city manager at the Republican ' Primary mayor. lic. -.APPROVED the proba- meeting next Wednesday University Park with the tional appointment of Ray- for the 13 team captains comment that he does not and their 7:4 team mem- mond L. .Fairall as police "believe a candidate for officer effective March 1. bers. a county office should . . . INSTRUCTED the city "This will be the last at the same time be an week for us to show that employe of a city." manager to explore the possibility of acquiring a we will finish what we A native of Iowa, Dane undertook in January," new location for the Teen came to Florida with a Age Center. MILTON N. MIR LYNN E. ALDRICH Hallman said. "It was background of political with a great deal of satis- experience which includ- Visitors Car faction that we -went over ed service as a precinct Lynn E. Aldrich Elected our original goal of committeeman and two Crashes Hail $150,000, but with about elections as chairman two hundred prospects- of the County Republican An out of state visitor To National Bank Board still unreported we can Party .there. He was a narrowly escaped serious easily reach $200,000." iilection of Lynn E. .Al- founder of the Boca Ra- injury or death early er" now lists the Boca The meeting is to take drich to the board of di- ton Kiwanis Club, twice Tuesday morning when his Raton National Bank as place at the University's rectors of Boca Raton served as the club's pres- car crashed through the among the 5,000 largest campaign office at 1 p.m. National Bank was an- ident and in 1958 became guard rail of the Boca Ra- banks after having shown Wednesday, March 21. nounced yesterday by Mil- the first lieutenant gover- ton Inlet Bridge and land- a gain of 3070 places in ed in the inlet. ton N. Weir, chairman of rank since a year ago. nor of the 14th division of the board and president of Florida Kiwanis. Police said an auto be- the bank. "This growth, which far New Crossing ing driven by Robert .Aldrich, who resides at exceeds the progress made .Adams, 52, of Mlmette, 1972 Thatch Palm Drive, by most '.American Banking Now in Use New Hours Set at 111., failed to negotiate was ~a. former vice presi- Institutions, justifies the the cufver at the south- The long-awaited Ca- dent-treasurer and director continuing faith that the Boca Raton Library west approach to the mino Real crossing and of the Chicago Daily directors and officers of bridge, struck a parked extension is nearly com- New hours for the library News; president of Great the Boca Raton National truck and plunged in the pleted. were announced by mem- Lakes-Canadian-Inc; and Bank have in the future of water. The two lane crossing bers of the Boca Raton past director of the Termi- Boca Raton," Weir stated. .Adams was able to ex- and the road south to Library Association this nal National Bank in Chi- Weir said that Florida tricate himself from the Boca Isles has been week. cago. He has lived in Boca Bankers 'Association fig- Effective Monday, .April submerged car and reach* ures classified the Boca paved and is open to ed shore with only minor Raton since 1957 and has traffic. 2, the library will be open taken an active interest Raton National Bank as on the following schedule: cuts and bruises, police the fastest growing bank Finishing details to be said. in the community in 'busi- done are painting the di- Monday, 1-5 p.m.; Tues- ness affairs as well as of all banks reporting from day, 1-8 p.m.; Wednesday, Fireman Darold Hudbert checks over the burned boat found in Lake Boca The car has been re- West Palm Beach south viding white stripe on the covered. Damages esti- participating in various roads, planting of trees 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thurs- Raton Friday night. The motor of the small craft has been traced to John Pen- for the year 1961 with an mated were $800 to civic projects. in the dividing island and day, 1-8 p.m.; Friday, 1- nick, 33, of'Coral Ridge, Ft, Lauderdale, who is reported missing. Unconfirmed increase in -deposits of •.Adam's car; $150 to the Weir also announced the installation of street 5 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. 101.2 percent. sources claimed a man in the boat jumped overboard and swam to shore. The bridge; and $200 to the that the "American Bank- lights. \ to 1 p.m. Fort Lauderdale detective bureau is working on the case-Kerry Koen Photo truck. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 15, 1962 Explosion is Week's Schedule Still Mystery MONDAY, MARCH 19 Still a mystery is the Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. case of the burning 18 Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m. foot boat discovered in Boca Bobcat Boosters, J.C. Mitchell School, 7:30p.m. Lake Boca Raton Friday Slks Lodge 2166, 2800 N. Federal, 8 p.m. night. Reports say a man PTA, Boca Elementary School, 8 p.m. was seen jumping over- TUESDAY, MARCH 20 board and swimming away Textile Painting, Community Building, 9:30 a, in. from the blazing small Kiwanis Club, Hidden VaEey, noon. craft. Textile Painting, Community Building, 1:30 p.m. Boca Eaton firemen Brownies, Recreation Building, 2:30 p.m. quickly extinguished the Civitan Club, Bbb Tide, 7:15 p.m. fire which gutted the boat Sketch Class, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.m. to the water line. Ceramics, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Tracing the serial num- Jaycees, 11,4 Boca Raton Road, 7:30 p.m. bers on the outboard mo- tor revealed that it was WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 owned by John pennick, Pine Needle Weaving Class, Community Building, 33, of Coral Ridge, Ft. 10 a.m. Lauderdale, who has been Children's Story Hour, at the Library, 10:15 a.m. reported missing since Welcome Wagon, no set meeting place, noon. Friday when he planned Rotary Club, Fireside Steak Ranch, 12:15 to go fishing. Oil Painting, Community Building, 1 p.m. Pennick has an interior The "little merchants" who sell you your weekly copy of the Boca Raton Girl Scouts, Recreation Building! 3:30 p.m. decorating place of busi- News reaped part of the rewards of their diligence recently. The boys were Girl Scouts, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 p.m. ness in Pompano. guests of the News for a hot dog feast in the press room of the News' Build- The Boca Raton Teen Center Scholarship Fund Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jeanne Pennick, ing on Southeast 2nd street. Among the group were, from left, Pat Parks, received a check Sunday from Royal Palm Polo American Legion .Auxiliary, Legion Home, 8 p.m. wife of the missing man, Dominic Girosso, Bill Clubber and Bob Drews being served by George Kraut- Grounds, Since the polo season started here, the THURSDAY, MARCH 2 declined to comment on the case. wald of the News' staff, Teen, Center has provided guides at the main inter- Hook Rug, Community Building, 10 a.m. Opinions vary whether sections in Boca Raton to direct fans to the grounds. Accordion Class, Community Building, 3:30 p.m. F & AM 328, St. Gregory's Episcopal parish hall, or not anyone actually Dick Powers made the presentation for Royal Palm saw a man swim ashore 8 p.m. TaraveSIa to Polo to Bill Eubank, Teen Center president. On hand from the boat although Soroptimist Club, members homes, 8 p.m. was one of the guides, Danielle Vail. the report indicates it Address Club FBED.AY, MARCO 23 was so. Plastic Flower, Community Building, 10 a.m. A three-day search of Joseph P. Taravella will be Seacrest Scenes TOPS, 1132 S.W. Fifth Street, 1:30 p.m. the entire water area has the guest speaker at the Cof- Girl Scouts, Community Building, 3:30 p.m. been made for the missing fee Club meeting of the Bo- Seacrest Students Place Teen Town, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.m. man- ca Raton Chamber of Com- Midget League Champions versus ML All Stars, merce to be held at the Royal in Speech Contest Finals Boca Gym, 7:30 p.m. No Snow Here, Only Palm Yacht & Country Club, Boca Raton Barbershoppers, Chamber of Commerce, BY RICH ART! LONG Thursday, March 22 at 9 a. m. 7:45 p.m. Ashes From Fire Tn the speech contest finals held at the Palm Beach Junior Taravella, a graduate of Local residents were College on March 3, Mark Tofano and Bette Butt were a- SATURDAY, MARCH 24 Fordham and Columbia Uni- surprised Friday to see warded second and fourth place respectively in the drama- Dance, Teen Town, Recreation Building, 7:30 p.m. versities, is the executive what appeared to be snow vicepresidentof Coral Ridge tic reading section. Mark read "Danny", by Rlias Day, and falling. PropertLesof Fort Lauderdale Bette read "Humoresque", by Fannie Hurst. the Seacrest Zonta Club, an- The student council variety Investigation discovered * * • show will be held March 23, with whom he has been asso- The seacrest tennis team Patriani, Sue Swem, nounced that among this it was fine white ashes Brenda announced Lew Bryden, co- ciated for sixteen years. He defeated the formerly unde- Lynn Bush, Lois LaCroix, club's current projects are the from a woods fire far west chairman with Kerry Koen. willspeakon the background feated Fort Carol Herring, Laura Lewis, painting of the windows in of the city. The show will probably be A brisk west-southwest and growth potential of this Pie r c e Jean Wertz, and Linda wing 50, and the preparation held during fifth and sixth wind carried the ashes area. Ragles by a Schellenburg. of fire drill signs, also for over the southern part of Sponsor of the program is score of 13- the new wing 50. . hours. The show's length will Bunny Baka, president of be approximately one hour. the county. the First Rank of Boca Ratoru 0. The boys The public may attend this defe a t e d breakfast as guests of the their oppo- sponsor. nents by a score of 7-0 BPW Discusses and the girls Northern visitors enjoying the Florida sunshine theirs, by a are Mr. and iVtes. Robert .Adams and their sons, Benefit Affairs score of 6- Dick Long I 72 HOUR NEW and Douglas, left, two and a-half, and Jimmy, right, 11 1. The netters are, to date, months. Robert is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Adams of Two benefit affairs were undefeated. Seacrest's tennis Boca Raton Square. The visitors are from Northbrook, discussed at the meeting team is led by Daul Speicher, 111.-Colony Studio Monday of the Boca Raton who at present ranks twenty- Business and Professional first in the nation. Others on Women's Club held at the the boys' team are: Glenn USED CAR SELL OUT/ home of Mrs. Harry Klehm. Chancellor, Tim Jemi-son, BRAND NEW GALAXiE . The scholarship fund will Brad Leggett, John Shipley, benefit from the club-spon- and Ruz Mc<~all. The girls' FULL sored polo game March 25 at team consists of Donna Le D PRICE Royal alm °olo Grounds and Gaye, Sheila Lilly, Jayne forthe annual Spring fashion Fox, and Kathy Davis. ONLY show scheduled for May. * * # Mrs. June Chaplin is chair - The Seacrest track team 2-DOOR man for the benefit polo defeated Pompano, March 6, MAftCH IS THE MONTH TO BUY game and Mrs. Barbara Rans- by a bare margin of 61 1/3 YQVWL BBAND NEW '62 FALCON dellis chairman of the fash- to 61 2/3. Several days later FULL ion show. °ompano's baseball team de- PRICE feated the Hawks 8-0 in a ONLY 1799 'The Creative Eye' one-sided no-hitter. To- morrow the Sea crest baseball Is Club Topic team will play Fort °ierce, No Payments Til June 1f62 or there. "The Creative Eye" will The other spring sports are -IfI Cash Down or Trade-in Equity!! be the subject of the Deer- The Boca Raton Democratic Women's Club and track, swimming, baseball , Republican Women's Club joined forces this week field Beach Camera Club's and golf. On the golf team Over 26 Finance Plans Are for a "register to vote" campaign in Boca Raton. meeting Thursday, March 22 this year are Bill Haynes, ATTENTION: OVER 200 BRAND NEW at 7:30 p.m. '55, '«, '37, '58, '5?, 'M e»r and Available To You With On-The- Discussing plans for the joint effort are Mrs. Leo J. Richard and Robert Schluse- truck owners. Your present car or 1962 FORDS: IN STOCK Spot Financing! Don't Worry Fox, left, Democratic president, and Mrs. William Meetings are held in truck need net be paid for to trad« meyer, Blake Boyle, Bob Mac with us and in most cases we will About Your Credit ... Let U< Spencer, Republican president. The registration Science Room 15, Deerfield Intoch, Bill Andrews, and «ven lower your present payment. TO SELECT FROM! Do The Worrying! books will close April 7 for the iviay 8 primary elec- Beach Junior High School. Robert Holzman. tions. The books are now open for registration in the There will be 76 slides and * * * City Hall in Boca Raton and at the County Court a tape recording by Mrs. On the swimming team this USED CARS House. Vella 1, Finne, A^SA, show- year are Dudley Barlow, Kim ing how to create different Hoffman, George Burgelin, All 0ur Cars Carry Am A-1 Written Charles Senior To Head Comm. pictures through the use of Dennis DeWees, Mike Hill, various focal length lenses, John Jolley, Tim Jones, Dick Guarantee For 1 Full Year Charles Senior was mission's regular meeting filters, rear-projection, bas- Kelly, Henry famup, Tad A-1 ALL CARS ARE HONESTLY DESCRIBED elected chairman of the this week. relief and other techniques. J^nutsen, Bob Mognet, Rob A-1 Southeastern Palm Beach Senior succeeds Emory Parker, Jim Parker, John -SPECIAL TODAY ONLY Mrs. Catherine Strong, D Convt. Loaded County Hospital District Barrow as chairman. Col. Pitts, Gary "riegel, ete Joseph Mollaun was elect- secretary-treasurer; Dr. 55 CORVETTE and she's ripe!. Commission at the com- Schakel, George Van Zee, 1ST COME, 1ST SERVED 1195 ed vice chairman. Merrill F. Steele, adminis- Jack Butler, John Forsythe, The hospital commis- trator; Neil MacMillan, 4 - Door. Radio, whifewal! Jim Benson, Tom Reily, Pete sioners also re-appointed attorney, and Himes and tires. Standard 62 GALAXIE ?*.'**•••..*•*?•standard stick. Thi s •-•»••car is• SOUTH FLORIDA'S Bush, and Jim Jones. practically new and priced to OLDEST AND the following officers: Himes, auditors. transmission '1495 LARGEST The girls' roster includes sell. Solid white . . .• M999 Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Carolyn Croft, Ann Barlow, Fairlane '500' 4-Door Sedan. 8-cyi, Fury 4-Door Hardtop. 8- '61 FORD Fordomatic, power steering, radio, '60 PLYMOUTH eyl., push-burton drive, WITHERS NEON CARDS factoractoryy air-conditionedair-condr . 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FEDERAL HWf. • POMPANO BEACH ERIC KOHTZ Service, Quality & Designing NURSERY 751 N.W. 1st Avenue ALTIER WH 1-O3I®—@pem Til. 10 pm plumbing and Heating Boca Raton 353 NO. FEDERAL Contractor Phone 395-3616 Your Hometown Nursery TERRY FORD CO. ©pen SffiMdlay After ! N.W. First Avenue Bill Baker Geo. Stallings JEWELER Boca Roton, Florida Plont Mgr. Sole3 Mgr, PHONE 395-4740 Diamonds — Watches — The World'* Largest Country Ford Beaier Jewelry 44 S. E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton. Earnhardt Elected Benton, treasurer. Thursday, March 15; 1962 THC BOCA RATON MliWS 2AA Named to the board of ed Earrnhardn t was elect- trustees was Mrs. .Arnold Miss Janet Baker to Reign Pulverised f pre™denpre™d t of the Boca Philbrick. Eaton Home Nursing Ser- MUCK vice at a meeting Tues- As 'Miss Polo Of 1962' day. PTA Picks Miss Janet Baker, 17, was Woods, Gay Hoover, Nancy * Lawn Sand Others elected included named "Miss Polo of 1962" Myer and Penny Qjughlan. • Driveway Rock Mrs. Thomas Jamison, at the Royal Palm ^lo Mrs. Grenef! Janet, daughter of Mr. and vice president; Mrs. John Grounds Sunday afternoon. '•• Bermuda Grass Mrs. Walter Grenell was Mrs. William Baker, is cur- Miller, secretary, and Hugh A senior at Seacrest High selected as acting chairman rently reigning as Miss Flame School she was selected by of the P. T. A. kindergarten of 1962. She was runner-up Bud Butler The Same Delicious area press representatives for at the Spring board meeting in the Miss Flame of 1961 her poise, personality, charm Boca Raton Waffles & Cakes held recently. contest and also for Miss and gracefulness. ^witrroausage, Ham Mrs. Irene Bebout was Teen Town of 1962. Miss Raker will reign over 390-1998 named acting registration or Bacon this weekend when the com- chairman, and Mrs. John munity honors Cecil Smith, Alley as acting treasurer, "Mr. Polo" with a series of Mr. and Mrs. George CUSTOM BILT events. Tarver, chairman and trea- TIMOTHY H. BARROWS Very Special Koast Princesses will be the surer, respectively were pre- Misses loan Fox, Maureen Beef or Ham sented with a travel clock in Sandwiches on appreciationof the time they announces the opening Hard Roll or Rye have donated to the project. of his office for the practice The Tarvers will move to Louisiana this week. of architecture The kin derga rten ha s m ain- tainedan average enrollment at 110 E. Palmetto Park Road. of 40 students. Mrs. Mary Remand winfield and Mrs. A surprised and happy Miss Janet Baker, center, receives the decision of Boca Raton. Betty O'Neal each teach one the judges as she is named "Miss Polo of 1962" at the Royal Palm Polo class. Grounds Sunday. Princesses left to right are, the Misses Maureen Woods, Gay Others present at the board Hoover, "Miss Polo," Joan Fox and Nancy Myer.-Keny Koen Photo Phone 395-4997 meeting included Mrs. James Sterling, Carl Sweet, Mrs. Tom Fleming, DaulMatwiy, w Sorority Plans for m> Mrs. Harry Sorenson and Ro- bert Trafford. Ritual of Jewels D Complete Line ©I Lawn John F. Kennedy, Presi- lans were discussed for and Garden HAYS dent. the forthcoming ritual of "In the not too distant jewels at the meeting of Be- Supplies WAFFLE future, a marine or a na- ta Sigma Dhi held last night val man or an Air Force at the home of Mrs. Frank FERTILIZER by AQRICO SHOP man will put the Ameri- Dassante. SPREADER can flag on the moon." The annual event will be Brush on Regular 14.95 211 S. Fed. Boca held Wednesday, March 28 Type Now 4 a 50 at the home of Mrs. George n Flmore. To be pinned are Mrs. lack STAR CLIPPER Phone Martin, Mrs. C. C, winning- 4cycie ham, Mrs. Frank Passante, 1961 Mode] Mrs. Jack Reid and Mrs. Ed Regular $79.95 395-2440 Qler. A report was made by the nominating committee for a Miss Janet Baker, slate of officers to be elect- 'Miss Polo of 1962." '54.95 & , m ed at the April 11 meeting. —Keny Koen Photo After the business session, JUST ARRIVED! MRS. CLEMENTINE BROWN, "Teacher of the Year." a white elephant sale was SELF PROPELLED held for members. Refresh- Clementine Brown Named ments were served. RE1L TYPE Hood needs Club; sponsored MOWER 'Teacher of the Year' a 4-H riub. Mrs. Clementine Rrown BS degree from Southern She is constantly being 5 was honored Tuesday night College. recognized by the Heart As- as "Teacher of the Year". sociation and the Cancer As- 99' Mrs. Brown has been a Save These Numbers The honor was bestowed member of the Parent Tea- sociation because of the in- STURDY by the Woman's and Junior terest she has instilled in her WELL- cher Association since it be- For Emergency Use BUILT Woman's Club at the Fine gan; members County Tea- pupils for. helping these Arts Festival held at the A- chers Association; Federal groups. Police Fire merican Legion Home. Educational Association; and She encourages youngsters Mrs. Brown, fourth grade to be active in sports thus 18" Cutting Blade; 4 YOUNGS National Educational Asso- 395-1131 395-1121 cycle, 2 H.P. Briggs Monday - March 19 teacher at the Boca Raton ciation. preparing for little league 8s Stratton Engine; Pos- GARQEM Elementary School was cho- teams, encourages Junior itive-action, trouble- She sponsored Tub Scouts Ambulance free clutch, Timken SUPPLY sen forher scholastic attain- gardening and the proper care Shows at 4 p.m. and 8p.m. in Boca Raton and the Rrow- Roller Bearings. 209 -S. Fed. Hwy. 395-0818 ments, teaching experience, nie Troop; originated the of pets. 395-1800 professional attitude and in- terest in community, state American Legion and national affairs. She was presented with an ROADMAN'S Annual Spring engraved silver cup and a Post 277 corsage. The Boca Raton teacher '^GLADLY PRESENTS has been teaching 40-plus years, she said, all grades, 35 years in Dalm Reach

She was honored with the DAN CARSON Freedoms Foundation award in 1960, and the career in- A Rack Of crement award in 1960 by Starting THURSDAY, MARCH 15 ~ the Palm Beach County Su- Wild West WOMEN'S perintendent of Schools for DRESSES meritorius teaching. lisiw Famous Make she has a life time teach- Values to 17.95 • Show ing certificate issued by the In Sizes 5 to 15 SWIM SUITS State of Florida and has a 10 to 20 W/2 to 24V2 OFF and CIRCUS JUST Uniting 2 Greet Shows In One Mighty A 2 for 9.00 A Group WOOL of SPECTACLE REMINDER A Rack of Women's DACRON Childrens Now is the time DRESSES ORLON VPLAY WHFRF AMERICAN LEGION LOT TO FERTILIZE All Sizes % SUITS LAWN! WWMEmnb Across From Police Station «/j SWIM SUITS T-SHIRTS MONDAY, MARCH 19 . m A Group of WOMEN'S Group of MEN'S SWEATERS 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. BLOUSES SHIRTS m SKIRTS SWIM TRUNKS km. it 2nd St. Boca Raton SWEATERS WALKING i SHORTS PLENTY OF FREE PARKIN6 40% Organic A Group of WOMEN'S LINGERIE PEDAL PUSHERS Vl'.OFF Discontinued Styles Goes Further - Gowns Slips Luis Longer PLAY SUITS BAiGAIN TABLES Shorty PJ's TICKETS SHORTS on AVAILABLE Finer Values to 7.95 V% PRICE AT AMERICAN A Group of Men's and Boys Shorty LEGION and Regular P.J.'s y Price 2 ME1T W001. SWEATERS Y2 PRICE HOME m. A Group of CANVASS RUBBER SOLED Open 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. ML SALES ADMISSION Discontinued Styles 980 N. Fed. Hwy. MEN'S - WOMEN'S PLAYSHOES Adult 1.00 Boca Raton CHILDREN Child .75 Pit 395-3636 Values to 7,95' $199 ROAD 122 IAS? IOCA ROAD 2AAA THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 15, 1962 RADIO FREE EUROPE OPERATIONS MAP

Babysitting is no chore for Ryan Duncan Shoup Snapped at a dinner dance recently at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club were, Raymond M. Heueriing Jr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Heueriing, both of 1041 s three and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John N.W. 3rd Street, Boca Raton, Florida, observe a model of an Iron Curtain guard left to right, Mrs. Robert Boldizar, Ms Smith and Mrs. Smith. Shoup, when he "sits" with his lovely sister, Laurie tower during their visit to Radio Free Europe headquarters in Munich, Germany, Pryor Shoup age six months*, Needless to say father Supported by contributions from the Anerican people, Radio Free Europe is a s and mother are nearby just to make sure. SuiSd Will Show private, non-profit network of 28 powerful transmitters which broadcast more Spring Fashions than 2700 program hours of accurate news, information and entertainment each week to the more than 80 million captive people in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Youngsters to Get Free Spring fashions, luncheon Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. and a card party will be fea- tured April 5 at the Boca Ra- Trip to Baseball Game ton Hotel and Club. 7 JW Club Joins With several organiza- portunity to say thanks to St. Joan of Arc Guild will tions and individuals that community, see a fine present the latest in fashions in Celebration sponsoring boys, at least baseball game, give many in the Patio Royale. 70 youngsters from this kids a real break, and Commentator will be Mrs. Members of the Junior Wo- area are sure to be guests also pay homage to two Russell Benson, man's Club of Boca Raton at "Boca Raton Day" at Palm Beach county boys Sonny Weldon will provide joined in the celebration of Connie Mack Field in in the major leagues, the music. Cards will be the 50th anniversary of f^irl WestPalm Beach Saturday, Dick Howser and Haywaod played in the Cloister Lounge. Scouting by presenting yellow March 24, when the Kan-Sullivan, with th£ A's." There will be surprises for hibiscus for three schools ho- sas City A's meet the All seats in me Bot^t all aad men are invited. noring the Scouts. New York Mets under Raton section are grand- Tickets may be purchased They presente d seven plants inimitable Casey Stengel. stand reserved, $1.50, Kenneth ft. Biggins, left, vice president of the from Mrs. Noah linton, 395- each at J. C. Mitchell, Boca Ed Brown, chairman of Brown said. Boca Raton Kiwanis Club presented a check for 0681. Raton Elementary School and the city-wide baseball Chairman of the party is St. Joan of Arc Catholic committee says "interest $500 from the Eiwanians to the library fund. Ad- in the major league game miral John H. Cassady, right, president of the Li- Mrs. w. Michael Kuras. Her School. The fiirl Scouts and Brow- is surely growing, and it brary Association accepts the check for the fund. committee includes Mrs. Tohn M. Brown, Mrs. Noah nies are conducting their an- looks like we could have LOANS This is the second $500 presented to the library nual cookie sale with special- as many as 200 from Boca fund by the local Kiwanis Club. linton, Mrs. M, Q. Rougeux, Raton going to the game." Mrs. Virgil Heck. ly decorated boxes observing the golden anniversary. "It is the only organiz- Mrs. Mary Steele and Mrs. ed effort of the 1962 *25-W0 Mrs. C H. Newman Is Robert C. Vance will repre- The girls are selling va- spring baseball season sent St. Joan of Arc Guild at nilla and chocolate sandwich where one city is taking a • SIGNATURE the Fast Coast Deanery mee- cookies, chocolate mint and big delegation to pay tri- • FURNITURE Elected Club Treasurer ting on Thursday, March 15 peanut butter cookies. bute to another city and Mrs. C, Harrison Newman to pass -- Medicare and Fe- at Ft. fierce. Mass will be at Proceeds of the sale go its spring baseball team," • AUTOMOBILE was appointed treasurer at the deral Aid to Pducation. noon followed by luncheon partly to the troop and partly Brown said. recent meeting of the Demo- "Campaign for Registra- with Father Heffernan as guest to the CAil Scout Camp "West Palm Beach was, Promcf Service: cratic Women's Club of Boca tion" was discussed. Tt was speaker. "Welaka" at Jupiter. and is, vital in the all-out Raton held at First Federal. agreed that a campaign Slogan for the cookie sale effort to establish Boca RELIABLE Mrs. Robert Keith was e- shouldbe waged apprising the Amdur, Mrs. Pthel Lewst, is "Make Camping Grow with U," said Frank Wright, lected assistant treasurer. public, particularly the new - Miss Bertha Rnckes, Mrs. Cooky Dough". who brought forth the LOAN SERVICE John T. Cheriones, Mrs. w. Mrs. Thomas F. Fleming comers to Boca Raton of the Mrs. William StaJey, Junior Woman's Club of Boca "Boca Eaton Day" in 16 S.E. 1st Amue M. McLean, Mrs. William Jr., chairmanofsupport, and fact that it is no longer ne- Raton, chairman of conservation and natural resour- tion is Tony White Cloud West Palm Beach idea, 395-3644 O'nonnell. "and this affords an op- Mrs. Chester Kubik, vice- cessary to go to the Court- ces, presents one of the hibiscus plants donated by with a group . of Indians house at West Palm Beach to The next meeting of the chairman, presented a pro- the club to Toni Matteis, Girl Scout of Troop 107; from the Western Plains register for the County; that nemocratic Women's Club of gram on the object of "Ope- and Betty Schoenrock, Brownie Troop 13. The Junior in archery, riding and - SO Star Flags ration Support", and- also they may register for both Boca Raton will be held at colorful historic war county and City at the Boca the First Federal Bank on Fe- Woman's Club presented the plants to the J.C. Mit-dances. Also Yacht/ Skin Diver, Flags presented for open discussion chell School, St. Joan of .Arc School and Boca Raton among the members two of Raton City Hall, deral Highway at 10;Q0 a.m. Featured in the circus Elementary School. Jennings Picture Framing die Bills that the present ad- The books are open now April 12, 1962. lineup is the Christiani 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 ministration is endeavoring- for registry and that they Troupe of bareback rid- should register before the Twice as many people ers with Lucio, bareback drown in bathtubs as in riding comedian; Daviso; deadline on April 7 to be 90 Orphans to Be Guest Look Before You Leap eligible to vote in the pri- swimming pools, the Gilda, the "Golden Girl'' maries on May 8th. It wasUnited States Public of the high Spanish web; Insist on proven OTC ROSE Health Service reports. the fast moving Christiani appliances when you need suggested at the meeting that Of Legion for Circus herd of performing ele- a Truss or Support. the Democratic Women's Ninety orphans from phants; high wire artists; 24 hr. Oxygen SUPPLY Club of Boca Raton join for- West Palm Beach will be iOCA SAIOH hand-to-hand balancers; WH 1-0706 ces with the Republican Wo- treated to a day at the clowns and many other Service 2118 N. Fed. Hw men's Club of Boca Raton to NIWS circus Monday by Ameri- attractions Sell Everything for the Sickroom Beacon Light promote "Campaign for JRs- can Legion Post 277. Shopping Cejiter PHONE 395-5121 1 Lighthouse Point PATIOLAND gistration". Published every THURS- The youngsters will be Doors will be open at PROMPT FAST DELIVERY Patio and Lawn fed at the Legion Home. A 2:30 and 7 p.m. to allow Coffee was served to the DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd s't time for the public to by Boca Raton News, group of the children will - Redwood members by hostesses Barbara put on a musical program view the animals. Perfor- Newman and Gloria Turner. Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, mances begin at 4 p.m. Take " •: J WEBBING and pres., Ward Risvold, for their hosts before at- •the following are the new tending the matinee of the' and 8 p.m. REPAIRING members: Miss Shirley Re- •vice-pres. a portrait . CR 8-1888 circus at 4 p.m. on the 3719 & Federal Hwy. diger, Mrs. Sidoney Sorenson, Legion grounds. Delray Beach Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. Alar WARD RISVOLD Mrs. W. Hugh Brown of your Publisher The evening performance of the Dan Carson Rodeo Is Guest Speaker MARCH! —CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN JOHN OPEL & Circus begins at 8 Some of the ailments that respond favorably to Editor p.m., according to William Mrs. w. Hugh Brown of CHILD chiropractic care are: Baker, Legion Commander. Boca Raton was guest speaker H. CLAY RILEY ARTHRITIS SCIATICA nm fllBEDT TUAII The affair will be a at the Boca Raton Kiwanis COLONY SFUDIO ASTHMA LUMBAGO •**• MUSEKMUSE I II1J%« Advertising Manager MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St., Orchid Square benefit with proceeds go- Club Tuesday at Hidden Boca News Bldg. i NEURITIS ALLERGIES Boca 395-5221 ing toward the mortgage Valley. Call 395-5511 t Entered as Second class EPILEPSY fund for the Legion build- She was a Fulbright Ex- March's child is as changeable as Spring. Matter at the Post Office ing. Dainty Delilah, femi- He s noisily happy one moment... pensively change teacher in England in quiet the next. His unilcrstanding nature • at Boca Raton, Florida, The combined rodeo and nine acrobat of the Pari- Dec. 1, 1955. 1957-58 and discussed her attracts friends of many types and March loves circus features rodeo rid- siene Renault Troupe of teaching experiences there. all oj them. Enthusiasm, idealism and tolerance ers from the biggest con- teeterboard sommer- may draw him to such fields as medicine. MEMBER Mrs. Brown teaches a se- teaching or social work. His gem is the tests in Canada and Unit- saulting acrobats, will cond grade class in plumosa Florida Press Association ed States, including Madi- bloodstone, faithful as his own heart. Daffodil National Editorial Ass'n. appear here with the Dan School in Delray Beach. is the flower for March. son Square Garden, Cal- Carson Internationa! Ro- Boca Raton gary Stampede, Los .Ange- Chamber of Commerce les, Sheriff's Rodeo, Pen- deo and Circus Monday. Wo Repair All - dleton, Kissimmee and Billie and Wanda Rossi. Small Appliances SUBSCRIPTION RATES Homestead, Florida, and HONEY & This quartet has won top By carrier in city . . many others. Heading the prize money in almost and Power Tools 10<£ week Rodeo section of the pro-every big rodeo. Another gram are Rex, Bennie, SPICE CAKE DID YOU By mail in U.S. $4.00 year feature of the rodeo sec- Sunbeam Take Time to Pose Your Pictures Carefully GRIFFIN Pormeyer COFFEE CAKES Get the Background or Scene You Wanted REAL DELICIOUS Set Your Camera Carefully NOTICE FLOORING CO. G.i. "Griffin Has The Floor" THEN THESE FILMS DESERVE American HOT CROSS BUNS THE BEST SM PR0CESSIN6 VINYL Presto CORK CHEESE CAKE, ECLAIRS, CREAM PKfFS, Ask for Color Processing Bf organizing a barracks West Bend RUBBER (plus all others) KEY LIME PIES, PECAN PIES ! Veterans. FORMICA FACTORY SERVICE KODAK SANDING In Boca Raton Exclusively at the FINISHING 395-4141 oval Palm Pastries BOCA CAMERA CENTER FREE ESTIMATES Soled, 118 N. Federal Hw,v. 2SO N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA BAKERIES INC. Royal Palm Shopping Center CR 8-1210 BOCA RATON NEXT TO KWBC CHEK Thursday, March 15, 1962 THE BOCA•'RATON NiZV/S 3A just after he had appeared on the Bell Telephone FISC.US, ALTMAN & FISGUS, inc. Hour on television. AROUND the Town Congratulations, Mark. with bea iandry We'll probably be calling Your Insurance Needs Are Our Business women's editor you "general'' before long. Keep that "sand in Our Only Business Is Insurance There will be leprechauns, shamrocks straight your shoes" and come Serving You will Be from Ireland, and shenanigans enough for everyone back soon. Our Pleasure "wearing the green" Saturday on St. Patrick's Day. Incidentally, NORAD stands for North Ameri- There will be our usual parade, a barbecue at Amdur Building Memorial Park where the hungry ones can munch on can Air Defense Command Band. 40 South East 1st Avenue Office Pb. 395-5550 chicken or ribs. For those with an Irish meal in Boca Raton, Fla. mind, they can attend the American Legion St. Pat- Home Ph. 395-5551 rick's Day Dinner Dance or the American-Ireland Marine Cpl. Richard A. Society's dinner dance at the hotel. Matteis is now civilian Those who like to dance and play cards may join Matteis. Recently dis- the Knights of Columbus Leprechaun Ball at the charged after serving with M. FRANK LOYE Boca Raton Cabana Club and hear "McNamara's a Marine helicopter squad- Band." ron and participating in AND ASSOCIATES Teenagers will have fun, too, both in the parade the project Mercury shots and at their popular block dance later. at Cape Canaveral, Matte- Sounds like a night to remember. is is now making his home Are Pleased To Announce in Boca Raton with his brother and sister-in-law, Happy news received Fire Lt. and Mrs. Sal SIDNEY H. SUTTON, ASSOCIATE A here recently. Handsome Matteis. No stranger to Mark Azzolina, son of our fair city, Richard Is Available For Income Tax Service Mr. and Mrs. Philip Azzo- visited here just prior to lina of Boca Raton Road, Col. Glenn's history has been promoted from making orbital trip. Mrs. Harold Switzgabie, left pours tea for Mrs. Richard Porter at a cocktail, 131 N.E. 1st Av«. major to lieutenant colo- tea and coffee party hosted for committee workers of the Cecil Smith Ball to nel. Mark is leader of the Localites Mrs. Thane be held Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Switzgabie were hosts to the party in their Royal BOCA RATON, FLA. famed NORAD Band which Bartley and Gale Hedrick Palm and Country Club home recently. has played all over the polished up some bright world. red apples this week for Polo Ball Sunday at Hotel session. Through Phil's and two out of town visitors, Emcee chores will be han- 395-3838 Mark's efforts local resi- Miss Ethel A. Cummings dled by Alan Holmes, or- dents were treated (and I of Washington, Pa., and Will Honor Cecil Smith chestra leader, for the en- mean treated) to a concert Mrs. Mary B. Hunter of tertainment, and polo an- last year of this band Plans are being finalize d to the list of those working nouncer Jack rrartusciellp, Columbus, Ohio', who are for the polo ball to be held (with no admission fees). .- » guests of Mr. and Mrs. on the event. forthe polo introductions and BRUNA Just about everyone in the Thane Bartley. The visit- Sunday night at the Boca Ra- Patrons and donors are not tributes. This will include ton Hotel honoring f^ecil only underwriting the expen- D community turned out for Adding to the pleasure ing ladies were Mrs, D n presenting "Miss olo of the concert. Mark's home of his promotion, Mark Hartley's and Gale's smith, "Mr. olo . ses of the party, but their 1962", Miss Tanet Baker. SCREEN ENCLOSURE base is Colorado Springs had his new insignia teachers at Crafton High More and more patrons and contributions voice apprecia- D but Boca Raton is his pinned on by Ginger Rog- School in Pittsburgh, Pa. donors are adding their names tion for the charity the ball atrons ta date announced second home. ers in New York City Gale hasn't seen his for- will benefit - establishing a by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick mer teachers since 1915 children, Douglas, age Cecil Smith Laboratory at Van Lennup and Mr. and and says he still holds two, and Jimmy, seven Bethesda Memorial Hospital., Mrs. William F. Reich ft, , them in awe. Incidentally months. Dorothy is partic- With the dinner costs as well co-chairmen for the ball, REMODELING SALE ularly delighted because the apples were real. as entertainment costs being include Mr. and Mrs. Tames this is the first time she ™. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. has seen young Jimmy. underwritten, the entire pro- EXCLUSIVE SCREEN PORCH 50% off ceeds from the ball will go Brower D. Mclntyre, Mr, That popular couple Mr. It is the first Florida and Mrs. T. Allen Abbott, and Mrs. CD. (Jess and toward establishing this la- With Baked On Enamel trip for Robert and Mickey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyner ft., SELECTED GROUPINGS - TOYS - HARDWARE Kitty) Willard were hosts so they plan to do some boratory. SUPPLIES - PLASTIC HOUSEWARES - BOYS recently to a cocktail- Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. BATHING TRUNKS - ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES sightseeing while here Congressman Paul Rogers Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas buffet party honoring out- and Dorothy will have a has accepted an invitation WHITE BRUNA of-towners and neighbors. F. Fleming Jr., Boca Raton; chance to do some plea- to attend, and Senator George Joining in the festivi- sant baby sitting. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Be- BOCA RATON 5 and 10 Smathers has been invited. veridge, Mr. and Mrs. Bert ROOF ties were Mr. and Mrs. The visitors come from 115 E. Boca Raton R4 8 sum. - 5:30 p.m. Harold Race of Chevy The entertainment will Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. John Double or Single or Insulated 3X3 Frame Northbrook, 111. consist of songs by Bob M Chase, Md.; Mrs. A.A. s. narvan Jr., i. &ni Mrs. Laprad, Nantucket, Mass.; Carroll, baritone, who starr- George C. Sherman Jr., Seth Fiberglass Screen-Special Gutter Among the welcome ed on broadway in the title ORGANICALLY Mrs. Joseph Hardy, Brook- newcomers to town are Gooder, Mr. and Mrs. Albert ALL ITEMS APPROVED BY NEW SOUTH FLORIDA CODE lyn, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. role of "Fiorello". Bob also G. Wade II, Mr. and Mrs. GROWN Mr. and Mrs. George E. starred as Sky Masterson in NO MONEY DOWN 60 MONTHS TO PAY R.O. Robertson, Mrs. Mi- (Elsie) Jablin who are in Carlton Blunt, Mr. and Mrs. chael Harrington and her "Guys and Dolls", "Silk C Virgil Christian, Mr. and da-ughter, and Mr. and Mrs. their new home in Chat- D ham Hills. They are Stocking" " ajama Game", Mrs. J. Bruce Bredin, Mr. BRUNA SCREEN HONEY Glenn Calvert of Boca "Say Darling", and started and Mrs. rharlesY. Grayson, Raton. originally from Baltimore, | Largest In Broward County Come in ... we are now Md. his career as vocalist with Mr. and Mrs. Reginald N. 24 HOUR SERVICE handling GLUTEN BREAD The Willards planned George was formerly Charlie Barnet and Jimmy Webster, Eugene F. Williams, Member Chamber of Commerce Call for Free Estimates the party to show the visi- and with the Florida State Dorsey's band. Delray Beach; and Alan JA 3-2615 JA 2-0323 JA 47771 tors some true "Southern Chamber of Commerce as A young comedian, Mark Lincoln; m. hospitality." district manager of North- Russell, whose engagement HEALTH FOOD west Florida. at the Shoreheim Hotel, Wa- Over in Boca Raton Delicious Fancy Salted Roasted Sunflower Seeds His hobby is golfing and shington, D. C , brought him | SAVE 5.00 WITH THIS COUPON . . . Square there's a viva- fishing and Elsie's hobby into prominence as a SUNNY SOUTH APIARIES cious, young grandmother is homemaking. "roaster" of politics and po-* NO TINE LIMIT ON ANY ROOF CLEANING Corner SE 10th St. and RR Crossing on01 dDixieHwy. who is enjoying some They have a daughter in liticians, will perform, Delray Beach CR 6-5637 special babysitting this Pensacola and a son in Russell is known as a "satirist, I OR ROOF PAINTING week. Mrs. Dorothy Adams Annapolis, Md., and one singer, pianist, clown, prea- has as her guests, her wonderful grandchild. i cher, teacher, and a very son and his wife, Robert George was in the Army and Margaret (Mickey) funny man". Air Force during World A Adams and their two tfar 1. ngeline and Wynters, Their special pet is a dance team in the Patio j BOB SMITH'S EST1MATI My room is just prize silver Toy French Royale of the Boca Raton I ^ FREE ESTIMATE _ Calr*!il CrRn 8-313o 31311 o*„r WU/HU 12-259 7CO4J Poodle named "Shalimar." Club, will lead the audience *NO OBLIGATION dreamy, and I Greetings to them. in a "twist along with us" did it myself!"

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accept the plaudits from to keep a silversmith nmmumwi nnimuiiii iw i i • - — an awed army of fans and working for 36 more years. followers. The "Blue Book" - the While Browsing Tftrmigh Our New Store Visit "Tiie Ikillef" F@r A Snmk He has done the thing official records of the IfflWm'BfflffffH lffl«IMirilln1Bliff'"iTMffllilM^ iiinminim i HMIffliHIHIIHll fflPr"""^IM IIIIIWIdlimiimMJWIiMHHIHIIIIIHyMI I mm i ii ii i . he loves the most the United States Polo Asso- best for longer than ciation — traces the route anyone else in the sport. upward of this man, but it Cecil Smith will observe cannot tell all. his 25th year as a 10 goal Only the people who WASHABLE LINEN handicapped polo player. have known Smith from Men's W.T.6. "Ten goals" is a rat- the days on the Miller Grants LOOK RAYON ing. All registered polo spread in Texas can re- Golden Wheat players are rated from late — and they will at the Wood Crest WORK MHMKES WASH'* zero to ten based upon drop of a boot — the game ability, horsemanship when . . ., the play that DINNER COTTONS PANTS and a number of variable .... the horse which . . ., Reg. 3.29 WALKING factors. The individual the time when . . . which WARE 00 ratings compose team have piled up in 36 years snouts handicaps. to make this man today's Reg. 8.49 Ul Ten goals is Babe Ruth champion. If on full bolts 2*^5°° would sell for hitting 60 home runs; Ben After the heights of the Vat Dyeo • Hogan under par on the late 20s and the slumps 59$ yd. Sanforized 18th; Joe Louis, gloves of war and depression Cotton twill clasped overhead; an polo once again is find- Adios trotter; Roger ing itself in a resurgance Bannister at the tape; a of popularity in the na- Red Grange run; a Bill tion. - Genuine hcrdwood Tilden drive or a Calumet Polo clubs are springing Superior oulomolic gy catintls in walnut, gain (oatrol for joojid from two-posr- entry. up all over suburbia mahogany end lirafed stsodtsr picfars erful speakers for a Cecil Smith has been 10 America, the sport is tele- wk finishes goals for 25 years. vised nationally and in 9 x 12' richer, clearer sound On March 17 and 18 centers of high goal polo friends and fans of this such as Royal Palm Polo KNITTING Viscose champion from every cor- Grounds crowds, thrilled ner of the nation; from with the competition, the WORSTED TWEED RUG sprawling ranches of speed, thrills, horses and Texas, from the snowy horsemanship, grow each With Cushiony wastes of North Dakota, week. Foam Back from Chicago and New It seems fitting that the Reg. $1.00 England and Long Is- man who has ridden through land, from a proud home- the ups and downs of the town of San Antonio, sport — his sport — should Sandalwood from the width and breadth be honored at this time Black n' White of a sportsloving country when both man and sport Beige, Green, men and women are com- are at their pinnacle. Candy Stripe

HOW IT STARTED Using typical Irish reasoning, spiced with only a sprinkling of blarney, William Day Sr., former mayor and moving force behind the St. Patrick's Perfect reception plus elegance! Day celebration here, has explained the close ties between Ireland's patron saint and the city's favo- WOMEN'S 23" f ¥ rite sport. WEBBED ALUMINUM CONTEMPORARY CONSOLE "It seems that while history does not fully con- WEAR FABRIC cur," Day relates with a twinkle in his eyes, "that 6' FOLDING CHAISE Yon get one of the first world travelers was not from Italy SPOII 1990 but Erin. On his globe circling stint he stopped at Green No money dow.t Sturdy frame of Alcoa aluminum SHOES * Boca Raton and started belting coconuts around adjusts to suit your comfort, folds SHIRTS Stamps $.50 monthly with his shillelagh and that's how the game was flat for convenient storage. High- A gem of a TV I The viewing glass is actually started and named after the Irishman, Mark O'Polo." strength polypropylene webbing in bonded to the ahtminized picture tube insuring The city's traditional St. Patrick's parade this popular green and white. Come see year will take on a strong polo theme coinciding this big value-buy for yourself. clearer picture, Ies3 reflection. Has 14 tabes, with the weekend celebration honoring Cecil Smith 2 rectifiers, built-in antenna. UL approved. Matching Folding Chair Woven Combed who is marking" his 25th year as a 10 goal player. Cotton S2%* liiga, 24* long, 20* deep. 18,00(kvolts! Men's Sizes S-M-L-XL America-Ireland a Gaelic line and menus will depict Irish scenes. Dance Sat. Night The affair, which starts at 7 p.m. in the Patio Royale, STORE HOURS: OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 6 DAYS A WEEK! Green will be the color of will go toward aiding the e- die evening when the Ameri- ducation of an Irish orphan ca-Ireland Society of Florida who will be chosen in Ireland meets for its annual St. Pa- by Dr. Michael ffrench O' trick's Day dinner-dance Sa- Carroll, president of the so- turday at die Boca Raton Ho- ciety. tel and Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Entertainment will be along Kuras will take reservations 5th AVENUE SHOPPING PLAZA — Corner N. Federal Hwy. & 10th Street — BOCA RATON Thursday, March 15, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A YOUR HOST FOR where shopping is a pleasure 9 3 • mix @m or mutefa em sf»®efcigs # Mtisselman's Tongy Sweet Pillsbury's Golden Sesame HELP YOUR OlilLil §1 SpHOOL # $ Dinner Roils 5f complete hisreference library ApplA e Sauce... 8 r 1 Publix 100% Corn OH Robert's Big-R Brand Cut |/J!f GOLDEN BOOK 3 $ Margarine...... S; Green Beans... 8 f. " 1 Breakstone's Tasty Ga.-Red Brand Standard Sour Cream. .... SJ- 39e OF THE WORLD Tomatoes ..... 813" $1 For Recipes Use Evaporated $ ® frozen foods # Pet Milk .8 r, 1 Snow Crop Florida Concentrate F & P Delicious Eiberta Orange Juice. . 4 tl 89e 3 $ Howard Johnson's Frozen Peach Halves •. 5 i " 1 Coconut Cake . . ]Xlz' 79e Stouffer's Twin Pack Zesty Flavored Heinz 6 MAGNSFiCEM? l $ Macaroni & Cheese fo-ox. 99c VOLUMES (ich-Whip Tasty Completely new and up-to-date. More than 1,000 maps and photo- Tomato Ketchup 5 fr 1 graphs. Glorious full color Illustrations. Latest population Information. o Dole Tasty Hawaiian Dessert Topping. . L r 43e BOY A iOOECA WiEK|OOIHPLiT£¥GySSET $ Mrs. Paul's Family Pack HOW ON SALE p Libby'Pineappls Rich 'n Refreshing e Juice 41::- 1 Deviled Crabs. . '£T 98* 46-oz. Tomato Juice .. 4 cans White-Yellow-Pink-Aqua 9 STAMPS P Maxwell House #| Kleenex Tissue . 4 1 with thi$ coupon gnd purchose of: y An Grinds £ ib. c«sn Flavorful F & P Brand Large LiSTERiNE ANTISEPTIC jl Limit 1 per customer with purchase of $7.00 or more. m $ Hills Bros. Rich Flavored 6 Fruit Cocktail . . 3 1 (expires Sat., March 17, 1962) I'. Instant Coffee £' 79* New! "Penny Brand" Strietmann Cookie Favorite $ Pecan Sandies £7' 49* Dog Food 12 r, 1 FHIi Ocean Spray Juice Cocktail (14-oz. 29c) STAMPS with this coupon oni) purchase of: ANACIN TABLETS m Cranberry Jyice E* 49* Park Lane Grade k ioo-ct. $-125 Nabisco Mix 'Em or Match 'Em Shipped, Quick-frozen size " *Cdokie Sale JZ, 39* Eviscerated (II-oi. Oreo Creme, Jl-ox. Baronet Creme, Lorna Doone, 16-oz. Fig Newton) Stewing Hens * 25t truly fresh seafoods Kingfish BANANAS Steaks

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City and State Thursday, March 15, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 A Springtime In Europe and associates and their wives RE Board "are invited to attend the PUBLIC NOTICES pmuc NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- luncheon meeting at Hidden TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM IN THE COURT OF THEBEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA Picks Bebout Valley Country Club at noon. COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR NO. 17450 The principal address will be PALM BEACH COUNTY, iA'. D. Rebout Sr. was ap- FLORIDA IN PROBATE, NO. IN RE ESTATE OF ) Boca News Tour Will Arrive given by the visiting state 18,712 JOHN MICHAEL BRADY, ) pointed chairman of a vigil- president. IN RE; ESTATE OF Deceased, ance committee at the recent Buck has been in the real HENRY J, REUTER, _NOTICE_TO BENEFICIARIES meeting of the Boca Raton Deceased. The State of Florida to all Board of Realtors. estate profession since 1953 To All Creditors, Legatees, persons having any claim or Distributees and Persons Hav- interest, such as next of kin May 28 for Visit in Lucerne The committee plans to and now heads his own firm ing Any Claims or Demands of decedent, in the estate of in Jacksonville. Against Said Estate: JOHN MICHAEL BRADY, de-. check on the ethics of news- ceased: One of the chief rea- You and each of you are sons Americans go to paper advertising by both PUBLIC NOT1CIS hereby notified that you are re- You are hereby notified that brokers and individuals. quired by Law to present any a petition has been filed pray- Europe is to get a IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S claims and demands which ing for a determination of the glimpse of the older BobLangley was appointed COURT, IN AND FOR PALM beneficiaries of said estate. BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. you, or either of you, may have You are hereby required to civilization; to see the membership chairman and against the estate of HENRY file your written defenses Probate No, 18628 J. REUTER, deceased, late of many things we have will spearhead a drive for said County, to the County hereto within forty (40) days IN RE: ESTATE OF) after the first publication here- read about in our child- new members for the coming Judge of Palm Beach County, of. Should you fail therein, MARGE ROTHE, deceased. ) Florida, at his office in the decree will be entered in due rens' story books, our year. NOTICE TO CREDITORS court house of said County at adolescent adventure sto- West Palm Beach, Florida, course upon said petition, The Boca Raton Realtors All creditors of the estate of within six calendar months from WITNESS my hand end seal ries and our histories. and the nelray Reach Realtors MARGE ROTHE, deceased,' are the time of the first publication of said Court at West Palm The butcher, the baker will have as their guest the hereby notified and required to of this notice. Each claim or de- Beach, FloridB, this 6th day and the candlestick maker, file any claims or demands mand shall be in writing in dup- of March, A.D. '.962, state president of the Florida which they may have against licate, and shall state the place Paul T, Douglas as craftsmen, have left or Association of Realtors next said estate in the office of the of residence and post office ad- are on their way out of county judge of Palm Beach dress of the claimant, and shall County Judge Wednesday, according to an County, Florida, in the court- be sworn to by the claimant, his By Lean L, Mock the American scene. house at West Palm Beach, agent, or his attorney,- and any announcement by Tay Mac Florida, within six calendar such claim or demand not so It is much the quaint Laren, president of the Roca filed shall be void, Publish: MarchB, 15, 22, 29, 1962 mental images of cobbler months from the date of the Raton board. first publication of this notice. shops and interesting Each claim or demand must be FIRST NATIONAL BANK CITY OF BOCA RATON streets which draw so MacTaren said Tames O. in writing and must state the OF DELRAY BEACH PALM BEACH COUNTY Ruck, Jacksonville, head of place or residence and post off- By: (Sgd.) Hugh McLeod, Jr. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA many of us to Europe. ice address of the claimant and Vice President & Trust NOT I C E Florida's Realtors, will speak must be sworn to fay the clai- Officer Probably no place em- As executor of the Last Will at a special luncheon meet- mant, his agent, or his attorney, On April 1st, 1962, a penalty bodies this image as much or it will become void according and T estement of HENRY ing of the local real estate J. REUTER, deceased, of five (5%) per cent will be as Lucerne in Switzer- to law. added to the amount of City land. group. Also appearing at the March 8, 1962. Leon F. Weaver W.H. HALLMAN Taxes remaining unpaid for the Attorney for Executor year 1961, in accordance with Boca Raton residents luncheon will be Etoy A. Leon F, Weaver, Executor of 131 NortheaBt First Avenue Article XVII, Section 93, of Glisson, local district vice the Estate of MARGE Boca Raton, Florida the City Charter. taking the Boca Raton ROTHE, deceased News "Springtime in Eu- president, R. R. Ronnell, To be Published March 1, 8, To avoid the addition of the LEON F. WEAVER 15 & 22, 1962. penalty, the payment of all rope" tour will arrive president of the Delray Reach Attorney at Law 1961 taxes should be made on May 28 in Lucerne. Roard of Realtors, Frank Me 169 Palmetto Paik Road or before March 31st, '. 1962. Scheduled for the local P.O. Drawers NOTICE TO CREDITORS J.H. Gibson TTonough, president of die Boca Raton, Florida IN THE COURT OF THE j7rJL"Gibson folks are visits to the Pompano-Deerfield Beach Publish: March 15, 22, 29,COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR famous Lion Monument, PALM BEACH COUNTY, City Tax Assessor-Collector Board of Realtors, and Mac April 5, 1962 FLORIDA; IN PROBATE, NO, Publlsh:March IS, 22, 29, 1962. dedicated to the Swiss Laren. Furnish Proof of Publication 18,721 Guard, the wooden. Cha- Proof of Publication "We feel especially hon- IN THE' COUNTY JUDGE'S IN RE: ESTATE OF IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S pel Bridge, the Dance of COURT, IN AND FOR PALM JOSEPH L. BATTY COURT, IN AND FOR PALM Death Bridge and other ored that the Boca Raton and BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. Deceased. BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. highlights of the famous Delray Reach Roards are Probate No. 18445 To All Creditors, Legatees, Probate No. 18592 Distributees and Persons city's attractions. being visited by the president IN RE: ESTATE OF ) Having Any Claims or Demands IN RE: ESTATE OF ) From Lucerne, the tour The city of Lucerne in Switzerland is best known by the beauty of its sur- of the Florida Association of MILDRED REID, deceased ) Against Said Estate: CHARLES M. DAVY, deceased) will take a half-day ex- roundings. Here a sight-seeing launch takes tourists for a breath-taking view Realtors, " MacLaren stated. NOTICE TO CREDITORS You and each of you are NOTICE TO CREDITORS cursion to Mount Pilatus of the Vierwaldstaedter See.-Photo by Fritz Henle He added that all realtors All creditors of the estate of hereby notified that you are Ali creditors of the estate of MILDRED REID, deceased, are required by Law to present CHARLES M. DAVY, deceased, for a trip up the steepest hereby notified, and required to any claims and demands are hereby notified and required cogwheel railway in the snow-capped peaks sur- city's winding streets PUSLSC MOTICiS file any claims or demands which you, or either of you, to- file any claims or demands PUBLIC NOTIC1S which they may have against may have against the estate which they may have against world for an unforgettable rounding the city is_brok- holds a point of delight- CITY OF BOCA RATON said estate in the office of the of Joseph L. Batty, deceased, said estate in the office of the view of the Swiss country- en only by the graceful ful interest at every PALM BEACH COUNTY county judge of Palm Beach late of said County, to the county judge of Palm Beach swans and boats. The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA County, Florida, in the court- County Judge of Palm Beach County, Florida, in the court- side. turn. Examples are the THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL County, Florida, at his office house at West Palm Beach, banks of the lake are house at West Palm Beach, in the court house of said Lucerne is on a lake gilt and enameled foun- CIRCUIT NOTICE Florida, within six (6) calendar Florida, within six (6) calendar IN AND FOR PALM BEACH County at West Palm Beach, months, from the date of the which bears the same bordered with a red, yel- tains which adorn the The assessments for the 1962 months from the date of the Florida, within six calendar COUNTY, FLORIDA first publication of this notice. first publication of this notice. name. We start from here. low and orange floral scores of small squares, City of Boca Raton tax roll will months from the tlm e of the Each claim or demand must be promenade. the frescoes painted on M CHANCERY NO. 62CS39-E be open for 'public inspection Each claim or demand must be first publication of this notice. in writing and must state the The water is light blue, WILLIAM H. LUNSFORD and from March 19 through March in writing and must state the Each claim or demand shall be place or residence and post- and the reflection of the The network of the the stucco walls of the MARY L. LUNSFORD, his wife. 30, 1961 place or residence and post- in writing, and shall state the office address of the claimant old buildings, the attrac- Plaintiffs, In accordance with Article office address of the claimant place of residence and post and must be sworn to by the vs. XVI, Section 90 of the City and must be sworn to by the office address of the claimant, claimant, his agent, or hia tive little fine shops or Charter, the Board of Equaliza- claimant, his agent, or his at- and shall be sworn to by fhe attorney, or it will become parts of the 13th century TRENTON M. RICHARDS and tion will meet at 10 A.M. on torney, or it will become void claimant, his agent, or his at- void according to law. ANGELA V. RICHARDS, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- according to law. torney, and any such claim or February 21, 1962. defensive wall. his wife. day, April 2, 3, and 4, 1962. Febiuary 20, 1962. demand not so filed shall be That stock you've Defendants. Any objections to any assess- void, Gladys B. Erickson As travel writer Richard Nathalie R. Prentice NOTICE TO DJSFEND ment on the 1962 Tax Roll Gladys B. Erickson, Exe- Harrity said, "Lucerne is should be filed in writing with Nathalie R. Prentice, s/ ETHELYN M. BATTY cutrix of the Estate of the answer to a travel TO: TRENTON M. RICHARDS, the City Cleik prior to this Executrix of the Estate of As executrix of the Last CHARLES M. DAVY, andANGELA V. RICHARDS, date. MILDRED REID, deceased. Will and Testament of deceased, agent's dream" with its hls ife, been thinking about... jW J.H. Gibson Leon F. Weaver Joseph L. Batty, deceased. Leon F. Weaver surrounding Alps, boating, 4723 Upton Street, N.W. %/ LEO J. FOX Washington 16, D.C. J.H. Gibson Attorney at Law Attorney at Law swimming, horse racing, P.O. Drawer 8 Attorney for Executrix P.O. Drawer 8 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE City Tax Assessor-Collector Boca Raton, Florida 129 Boca Raton Road Boca Raton, Florida The one you've been wondering whether or not you gambling casino, child- NOTICE that on the 13th day of Publish: March 15 and 22, 1962 Boca Raton, Florida. re ns' railroad and all the March, 1962, the Complaint of Proof of Publication Publish: March 1, 8, 15, 22, 1962 Publish: March 1, 8, 15, 22, 1962 ought to buy. You keep following its price in the paper. WILLIAM H. LUNSFORD and Furnish Proof of Publication Publi sh: March 8, 15, 22, 19, 1962 Furnish Proof of Publication You keep hearing good things about it. quaintness and "Old Eu- MARY L. LUNSFORD, his wife, rope" anyone could wish for the foreclosure of the mort- gage dated May 4, 1961, and re- But you wonder. Is it for you? Should you buy it? for. corded in Official Record Book 632, page 531, public records of 'You Expect Nore From American and GeS It" One way to help you make up your mind might be to Palm Beach Gounty, Florida, ask us what we know about it. That won't cost you any- PUBLIC NOTICIS encumbering the following de- thing—whether you're a customer or not. NOTICE TO CREDITORS scribed real property, to wit: IN THE COURT OF THE East 100 feet of Lot 7, So, why not write the name of that stock down right COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR Block 4, REPLAT OF Bob Good's American Service PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- YACHT HARBOR, according here and mail it back to us. IDA; IN PROBATE, NO. 18 686 to the Plat thereof on file in the office of the Cleik of IN RE: ESTATE OF the Circuit Court in and for CHARLES F. KNAPP Palm Beach County, Flori- Deceased. da, in Plat Book 23, page £- "ATLAS TIRE KING" To All Creditors, Legatees, Dis- 57. tributees and Persons Having and given by you, the defen- Any Claims or Demands Against dants, to the plaintiffs, was We'll be happy to send you whatever information Said Estate: our Research Department has available on that stock. filed in the above Court. You and each of you are here- YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIR- And if you'd like information on another stock or two, by notified that you are requir- ED to file your answers with TIRE SAFETY INSPECTION ed by Law to present any claims the Cleric of said Court and to by all means ask. Just put your name and address here, and demands which you, orserve a copy thereof upon the either of you, may have against plaintiffs' attorneys, whose I the estate of CHARLES F. name and address is: NAME- KNAPP, deceased, late of said Law Offices, W.H. Hallman County, to the County Judge of 131 Northeast First Avenue ADDRESS- Palm Beach County, Florida, at Boca Raton, Florida his office in the court house of on or before April 16, 1962, said County at West Palm CITY & STATE_ otherwise the allegations of Beach, Florida, within six said complaint will be taken calendar months from the time as confess'ed by youl YOUH PHONE NO._ of the first publication of this (BF-1) notice. Each claim or demand DONE AND ORDERED at shall be in writing in duplicate, West Palm Beach, Florida, on and shall state the place of res- this the 13th day of March, idence and post office address 1962. SV8ERRILL LYNGH, of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, his J. ALEX ARNETTE agent, or his attorney, and any Cl eric of Circuit Court PIERCE, such claim or demand not so Palm Beach County, Florida 670 x 15 PLUS TAX filed shall be void. By Thaddie P. Plant Deputy Clerk FENNER & SMITH IMC ROBERT I. HONCHELL (Circuit Court Seal) GRIP SAFE TUBE TYPE and Etl-aERS HEWVOSK STOCK EXCHANGE AKO OTHER PRINCIPAL STOCK A»0 C0UM0OITYEXCHJNG LAW OFFICES, W.H. HALLMAN RECAPPABLE TIRE KNAPP, deceased. 131 Northeast First Avenue BLACK 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH First publication: March 15, 1962 Boca Raton, Florida Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 March 15, 22, 29, and April 5, PUBLISH: March 15, 22, 29; 1962 April 5, 1962. "Lifetime Guarantee on Tread Wear" PUN NOW TO ENJOY 1962 200 FREE i&WGREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY AMOCO*jfi257 LUBRICATION PREVIEW SHOWING SEE AD and OIL CHANGE "QUALITY and SAFETY ON THE BOCA RATON ON OPPOSITE, Thursday-Friday-Saturday NEVER HATCHED BY NEWSPAPER TOUR PAGE March 15-16-17 ANY TIRE" Visit Curacao, Portugal, Spain, Dutch West Indies, Switzerland, Italy, Holland and France $1098 For Further GOOD'S Information Telephone 395-2112 ft TRAVEL SERVICE, INC SERY1CE STATION Call JOHN G. CHERRY * WALTER J. 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Lisa Robbins, Boca Raton artist, stands with two Jean Hunt, local artist, was among the many ex- 1962 NOW ON of her paintings exhibited Saturday at the Old World hihiting paintings at the "Old World Bazaar" Satur- Bazaar. On the left is the prize winning "Veronica," day under the banyan tree on Dixie Highway. She is MODELS DISPLAY and on the right, the "Old Inlet Bridge," shown holding one of her paintings, "Mustangs." APPLIANCES Local Men to BUY NOW AND SAVE' RECREATION WHIRL Attend Meet Nine Boca Raton citizens, RY RPVPRi.Y RUSSTNr; by the name of Dr. Donald herhusband - took charge of members of Phi Delta Theta Westinghouse when was the last time you ". Donaldson. He. Donaldson the entire evening. This fraternity, are expected to saw flower-laden dogwood is a champion of the young group is growing each week, be among those attending the trees and smeUed the into- as well as the young inheart. and everyone who is interest- fraternity's 114th anniversary 1962 xicating aroma of orange He expressed his belief and ed is cordially invited to banquet at the Town House, trees in full bloom ? his confidence in the youth come over to the Community West Palm Beach, Tuesday, Living in the palm-studded of today, and admonished Building on Saturday night at March 27. LAUNDRY TWINS flatland of South Florida we those who criticize too harsh- 7:30. Secretary of State Tom FULL SIZE can sometimes forget just ly the seemingly (to us) silly It's always a shock to find Adams, who in college days what a treat these simple dances and activities of this outthateverything can run as was a Phi Delt at the Univer- WASHER DRYER things are. This past week group. well without you as when sity of Michigan, although 5 yours truly (and director Jim His talk was not without you're there. It's not that you reared in North Florida, is to Rutherford) journeyed to the its touches of humor when he aren't aware of it, but you be the principal speaker. I9995 169* north — north Florida, that reminded his audience of just hate for others to find Congressman Paul Rogers, is -- to the historical city of out However, a great deal and Frank S. Wright, the • WEIGH-TO-SAVE-DOOR * AUTOMATIC some of the odd dances of the * TDKY DIAL Tallahassee. We were there years gone by. And in speak- ofcreditgoesto Mike Steele, latter a former national offi- • AUTO. LINT EJECT for the purpose of meeting D • 2-DEEP RINSES ••LINT COLLECTOR ing of the twist, he had this who made sure all the craft cer of hi Delta Theta, are * NO VENT NEEDED with other recreation people to say: "All one needs to re- classes ran smoothly each among those well known in from all over the state, andmember in doing the twist is day. Roca Raton who will attend, hearing some of their ideas to be foot loose and fanny Looking over the list of local citizens include Harri- and problems. (Yes, we do free." craft activities we find that son Spaulding, Frank Patruz- THIS WEEK SPECIAL! sometime run into problems From all reports, it seems there are still some openings zelli, Harry Nickell, Harvey even in recreation''. that the Boca Twilighters had in the Tuesday night cera- Knuth, Frank Hoehn, Charles we listened to many talks a real treat Saturday nighu mics class. Y°u have to drop C Evans, George Bartley and t> and speeches on various sub- The Boca Barbershoppers and in and talk to Alta Walters Dr, William Hahn. jects, but the one that stands Chorus were on hand to en- to really appreciate the w on- Ffoi Delta Theta was foun- outinmymindwas delivered tertain. Mrs. E. A. Cameron derful rrobby that you can ded in 1848 at Miami Uni- by a distinguished gentleman - with the able assistance of develop from this class. versity, Oxford, Ohio,

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FROM -: a QUALIFIED The bride is the daughter bridesmaid and Rita May ceremony a reception was meeting of the Pstahakee medical technicians, travels PAINTER held in the parish hall. Later Chapter, DAR, held at the to undeveloped countries BOCA RATON a wedding supper was held in home of Mrs. wniiam T. giving medical and surgical the home of the bride's pa- Walsh in Deerfield Beach. care to needy patients and zaatuxama training local doctors and ^B rents. Selected were Mrs. GIB, JRAYO. J nurses. : : The bride attended Sea crest McKenry Jr., Mrs. T. W. *: :\I8-S. & First^Ave..-"Vv THIS WiBC ONLY I! High School. Gagnon and Mrs. H. B. Reid. Itis financed by donations The bridegroom served in The slate of officers will be and benefit affairs and since No Extra Gharge- FREE Can Olive Oil the U. S. Army and is now in presented at the .April meet- the project was inaugurated, ;'*: Best Service Hair Spray with business in Boynton Beach. ing. Each Carol Richards Back from their wedding Mrs. George Fowler pre- Permanent ! trip, the couple are now at senteda program on "Natio- TELEPHONE home at 308 N. E. 14th Ave- nal Defense." 395-4622 nue, Boynton Beach. Specializing in individual (ACROSS FKOM THE Delegates named to attend tinting, permanent waving, WAFFLE SHOP) the' state convention to be HARBOUR and hair styling held in Jacksonville April 2 ORCHID SQUARE Club Show 218 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY and 3, were Mrs. Gwinn, OPEN TUES. and FRI. p Evenings by Appointment BOCA RATON. FLORIDA Mrs. Miller, Mrs. errone, Planned Mrs. Richards and Mrs. iohn Rortscheller. "Flowers in Song" will be At the last meeting of the the theme of the second Garden Club, Mrs. H. R. standard flower show tomor- swinglehurst gave a lecture Vmpuuj. row sponsored by the Boca and demonstration of" Your Raton Garden Club. Flower Show Interpreted", THE GOLD The theme will be carried she is a national instructor throughout the show with all and accredited flower show categories of arrangements judge. based on song titles. Mrs. Bert Reill arranged The event will be held at flowers for the tea table St. Gregory's parish hall be- using St. Patrick colors of At KEELER'S you'll ginning at 1:30 p. m. green and white. find hundreds of belts Mrs. Frank Walker is chair- Hostesses were Mrs. Charles of the most exciting man, Mrs. James stowell, Roas, chairman, assisted by drapery fabrics any- assistant chairman; Mrs. Mrs. Daul Veillard, Mrs. where ... durable w textures . . . just for Arthur enderoth, horticul- JT.wood (Gardner and Mrs. A, the Gold Coast! ture chairman, and Mrs. T. a. p. Morey. D Alt draperies expert- errone, plant sale chairman. ly made in our oicn, Anelectionof officers was workrooms. held at a recent meeting. No charge for mak- Re-elected were Mrs. Homer ing full length, regu- Gwinn, president; Mrs. S.B. lar or traverse, from il.98 yd. Guaranteed Miller, first vice president; $595 rods and installation. Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, third vice president; Mrs. Harold That's ALL it takes Fiscus, recording secretary; to deliver a fine gift Mrs. J. R. Brooks, correspon- \; Open Mon.-Sat. ding secretary, and Mrs. L. E. pack of the BEST iiiitii 9-5:30 Cadman, treasurer. Indian River Fruit Com* In Or Phone New officers elected were Mrs. Hollen Richards, second money can buy. DISTINGUISHED LOCATION. Harbour/East... on the Intraooastal 3415 S. Federal Highway, Belray S«ach, CR 8-2877 vice president, and Mrs, Herbert Holgate, assistant SEIDlfSS Waterway...and EAST of Federal Highway (U.S. 1), js 1410 Si. 3rd Cf. (Cevs Center), Desrfitld Beich, Phong 399-2077 treasurer. VALSNCSA seconds away from the ocean, minutes away from— ORANGES downtown Boca Raton and Delray Beach. Packed fo Your Order Waterways give direct access to the ocean for any size boat. Bridges are no problem.! Above Price Includes Express Prepaid Except Far West Boca, Raton's only 1OO%. "Waterfront Community BftC&Cruft tPatlo offers • CITY WATER AND SEWERAGE Plus J' Bazaar • FREE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE. You can make variations in floor plans and exterior designs. • Harbour Associates offer an exclusive "DELAYED BUILDING PLAN." A small deposit will insure choice of lot and guarantee price of home against increase. • Deep, wide canals opening into the Intracoastal Waterway. • Underground electrical service and city sewerage system. /jgfe • Waterfront Homes with Central Heating and Air Conditioning by General f||p£lectric.

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An "apple for the teacher" was the theme of a luncheon party recently host ed by Mr. and Mrs. Gale H. Hedrick. Left to right are Eedrick, Miss Ethel Cummings, Mrs. Mary Bo Hunter and Mrs. Thane Bartley. Miss Cummings and Mrs. Hunter were teachers of the two "pupils" at Crafton High School in Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss Cummings of Washington, Pa., and Mrs. Hunter of Colum- bus, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bartley.

Stock Picture Frames Clothesline Show SQUEEZED FOR SPACE ? @nci Framed Mirrors To Be March 23-24 When your family needs more living Jennings Picture Framing The annual Spring clothes- space, you can add it to your home. Our line arts and crafts show and experts will show you how you can add a 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 sale sponsored by the Art dandy Florida Room that will give you Guild of Roca Raton will be plenty of space for family fun and relaxa- held Friday and Saturday, Mrs. Paul Lo Bianco, left, demonstrated a dress in the fashion part of the tion. We'll supply the plans and all the March 23 and 24, in the Fine Arts Festival and two hand-carved monks from Mexico; Mrs. John Jo quality materials for the project. What's Royal palm Shopping renter. Woods, center displayed a hand embroidered tablecloth; and Mrs. Jack W. more, we'll arrange for you to pay for the Jones, right, holds two hand-made dolls exhibited. The display was jointly Travelers'Aid- A large selection of paint- materials on budget-fitting terms! ings, hand-crafts and sculp- sponsored by the Woman's and Junior Woman's Club of Boca Raton and was ture offered by artists of the held Tuesday night at the .American Legion Home. PHONE FOR FREE AT-HOME in Stocks and Bonds Gold (Toast area will be ex- ADVICE AND ESTIMATES hibited. Late entrants may Polynesian Theme Mrs. Brenton Nutter Delauney Starts That's just what we try to provide for visiting apply to Mrs. Fnoch Hunt, Will Head Volunteers investors. 395-4179 or on the scene on For Club Meeting Recruit Training If you want current facts, prices, or opinion on the dates of the show. Mrs. Brenton Nutter of Prompt, Free Delivery particular securities . . . A Polynesian theme will BoyntonBeach, has been ap- Roland C. DeLauney, son Trocko Starts Training highlight the March 21 mee- pointe d directorof volunteers of Mrs. RomaineB. DeLauney A last-minute report on the market in general . . . James G. Trocko, son of ting of the Boca Raton Wel- of the Woman's Auxiliary of of Boca Raton, began recruit Or investment help of any kind . . . Mr. and Mrs. Michael come Wagon Club. Bethesda Memorial Hospital. training Feb. 9 at the Naval can 395-3203 It's yours for the asking here at our office. Trocko of 245 N.W. 45th Members and guests will The appointment was an- Training renter, Great Lakes, St., began recruit training assemble at Harris Imperial nounced by Dr. Merrill F. 111. We're as close as your phone, willing to be of service Feb. 19 at the Naval House, Pompano Beach, at Steele, hospital administra- The nine-week training in any way that we can, and glad to accept any orders Training Center, Great consistsof classroom instruc- Lakes, 111. He graduated noon. Costumes are to be the tor. to buy or sell on a "give-up" basis—sharing the com- order of the day. tion in naval topics, inclu- from Seacrest High School Garbrick in Competition mission with your regular broker. last June. An informal showing of ding military etiquette, drill, TANDARD' Spring fashions will be held David A. Garbrick, a physical fitness, swimming If a complete brokerage service might prove useful Manning Enrolls and other entertainment is student at Florida State and survival, first aid, ship- Supply & Lumber during your stay, you'll find it at— Louis E. Manning, son scheduled. University, participated board safety precautions and of Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Mann- Reservations are needed with the Air Force ROTC security duty. drill team in a nationwide Company ing of Boca R aton is en- andmay be made by calling U MERRILL LYNCH, rolled in a business Mrs. Edgar Lobkowitz at395 - competition at Tucson, TOOLS-HABDWARI-PulNT-LUMBER Arizona, Feb. 9 and 10. Register to Vote PIERCE, course at St. Andrews 1187 or Mrs. norothy Adams Presbyterian College at at 395-4169. Laurinburg, N.C. lEMBERS'SEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AKO OTHER PRINCIPAL STOCK AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES .A junior, he is among Personals the 845 students who be- 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH Mr. and Mrs. 1, w. Me Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 gan second semester Boca Raton Square classes at the new liberal ^inley of South Rend, Ind., arts college. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. K Zimmerman for a few days. Mrs. Mcfinley is Mrs. OF FLORIDA COMMUNITY Zimmerman's sister. Also visiting the Zimmermans is Ed Osterling of California. A man needs a gallon of water a day in the des- ert, according to Air Force survival data.

by: V/.P. BEBOUT It's getting increasing- ly harder, it seems, to get the modern away from it all. This is particularly true of tele- phones, what with 140 fiameiess million of the talkers now sprinkled over the electric world. Eighty million of the telephones are in the THE SANDIA U.S.; Russia has four and $13,750 ' • *» way! a auarter million, and ON YOUR LOT China with 600 million citizens has but a scant quarter million instru- CARE FREE - BEAUTY ments. BOUND - ACTIVITY Surprisingly, however, IT'S CLEANER! There's no fuel grime to stain walls and settle on cur- Canada and not the U.S. PLANNED DESCRIBE tains. No soot to blacken utensils...they keep shining bright. Your whole is the talkingest country; family will love the "lace hanky" cleanliness of fiameiess electric cooking. Canadians averaged 583 telephone conversations A FLORIDA CLASSIC IT'S COOLER! Pots and pans come into direct contact with the electric per capita last year. ranjie tailing element for speediest cooking without wasted heat. Your There are still a few kik-hen slnys up to 16 degrees cooler in the summer. frontiers where you can- Specially designed for East Coast living - privacy and comfort IT'S SAFER! Only flameless electric cooking is free from fumes, fuel not answer to a wrong are the keynote. As owners, you will enjoy the private bedroom odors, and const ant-burning pilot flame. Easy-to-use automatic controls number. There are no suite with full bath and huge wardrobe. The modem electric kit- regulate the heat and do away with pot-watching. Meals cook to perfec- telephones for homeown- chen is so arranged that meals can be served to the adjacent din- tion while you're away...giving you more time for your family, shopping ers in a number of coun- ing room, or the patio with equal ease. And the design, of course, tries such as Nepal, Ye- and doing other things ... with precious peace of mind. gives full consideration to the indooavoutdoor living - sliding men and Greenland, glass doors open from the spacious living room to the patio and ('miking with Homeless electricity is the smartest way today—tomorrow the only way. You've got the right there's access from the owner's bath to the patio area (so nice Sii' your electric appliance dealer. number — or the right place - when you call on if you have a pool). You will glory in the generous amount of W. P. BZBOUT, for safe, storage space in this beautiful home, The price, a small $13,750. sound insurance. For any Only one of a series of Florida Classic homes, priced from A FLAMELESS ELECTRIC RANGE IS S10,990. Rutenberg Homes are built for a lifetime of worry-free INCLUDED IN EVERY MEDALLION HOME type of coverage you can't go wrong at W.P. ''ving — the Florida way. B3B0UT, Insurance Agen- cy, 701 North Federal Highway. Phone 395-4334. .IT'S CHEAPER, TOO! THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- POWER S L I G H COMPANY HOLD HINT: Keep house- 1289 S. W.Camino Real, Boca Raton, Fla. Helping Build Florida hold sponges fresh by Phone 395-1109 soaking them in cold DESIGN—CRAFTSMANSHIP—SERVICE water. Thursday, March 15, 1962 THE 80CA RATON NEWS 35 Home Nursing Service Oil Painting - Water Color and Photo frames Elects New Officers Jennings Picture Framing Aa election was held for Harold P. Anderson, trea- 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 the board of trustees at the surer, reported that the first annual meeting of the Boca citizen's drive netted a total Raton Home Nursing Service of $1,775 making it possible 30 -S.E. 1 ST. last Thursday at the Chamber to have one County Health Between a of Oommerce. Department nurse, Mrs. iTi- Dixie Hwy. Flectedwere Edward Barn- zabeth Morris, R. N., serve hardt, Mrs. Thomas Jamison, the city. three year term; Mrs. Harry Mrs. Morris reported on the D. Moon and Dr. Willis immunization clinic held Monroe, two year term; Mrs. here once a month and on LAUNDRY TohnC Alley, one year term. the care of invalids being Continuing his three year helped by the nursing service. C Li AM IRS term is Admiral John H. A tribute was paid to Roy Appointment of Rich- Cassady, Ret., and her two Henderson, of the advisory COMPLETE LAUNDRY ard J» Chenoweth as year term, Miss AnnMaguire, council, who died recently. SERVICE FOR chain*an of the Boca R.N. HOMES - APTS. - MOTELS Raton Division of the Directors will elect officers Australia has opened American Red Cross from their board at a meet- an advertising campaign Visit Our Modern New Plant ONE Noted at a dinner-dance at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club recently were, Jeft Fund drive in Palm ing soon. in the leading newspapers DAY to right, Harold Fiscus, Mrs. Fiscus, Mrs. Charles deVault, and Charles de- Beach County was an- Edgar Lawson, president, of Southeast Asia and SHIRT Vault. nounced this week The read an overall progress re- Africa to stimulate trade ^395-0544 SERVICE hed Cross is seeking a portof the Service's first year. with those regions. goal of $4000 in Boca Raton Last year $3,582 was contributed. DAR Hears Mrs. Smith "We are losing the war a- gainst Communism," Mrs. Herschel E. Smith told members and guests at the annual Defense Luncheon of the Jonathan Dickinson Chap- ter, Daughters of the Ame- rican Revolution of nelray Beach, held at the rarriage House Restaurant. Mrs. Smith of Coral Gables, state T). A. R. corresponding secretary, spoke on the sub- ject "The Communist line" which she defined as "any- thing that weakens us and strengthens the enemy." She saidthat while "peace- ful co-existence" to usrneans peacefully getting along with t A Enjoying an evening of dining and dancing at the Boca Raton Hotel and others, Soviets translate Club recently were, left to right, C. Harrison Newman, Mrs. Newman, and "peace" as total victory for Mrs. C.W. Newman, Harry's mother from Memphis, Tenn. communism and "co-exist- ence" as the time element they are using to bring this Leprechaun Ball, about. Impala Sport Coupe—here's about everything you'd expect of an expensive car—except the expense. Card Party Sat. Mrs. Norman B. Merkel chapter regent, introduced right up through \ A Leprechaun Ball and Miss Tomolyn Tarayos, Boca the car that gives you more to be happy about ( trade-in time / Card Party will be held Raton senior at Seacrest High More car for your money when you buy, more money for your car when you trade! St. Patrick's Day — Sat- School and winner of the urday - at the Boca Raton D. A. R. Good Citizens Award. That's our Jet-smooth Chevrolet with rich, comfortable interiors that make you feel Hotel Cabana Club. Miss Tarayos, daughterof Mr. kind of pampered. Body by Fisher craftsmanship that pleases the perfectionist in you. The ball, sponsored by and Mrs. Julius A. Tarayos, the Pompano Council of Vigorous V8's or a savings-sawy 6 you'll get a kick out of bossing. Space (and how!), the Knights of Columbus, 220 Northeast Second Circle, will feature music by Mc- Roca Raton, read her essay grace and a ride so gentle you'll think all the bumps have gone into hiding. Comes Namara's Band. Card "A Republic - Tf you Can trade-in time, you still sit pretty because you're handing over a Chevrolet = players will have their Keep It" and received her choice of games. J.J. award pin from Mrs. Merkel. —which year after year brings a higher resale return than any other full- ~J Bussen of Boca Raton is Mrs. George J. Walz, Har- financial secretary of the risburg, Pa., national chair- council. man of O. A. R Magazine . JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET Advertising and Pennsylvania * Based on used car prices published in the National state recording secretary, was • Automobile Dealers Association USED CAR GUIDE. Breckenridge Qualifies our ca Robert E. Breckenridge one of the guests present at y l° l authorized Chevrolet dealer's of Boca Raton has quali- the luncheon. fied for the 1962 national affiliated with the Frank sales conference of the R. Anderson Agency in Connecticut Mutual Life Miami. Also, Mr. Brecken- Dr land Mrs Harry H Beil of Boca Raton are on Insurance Company sched- ridge has received mem- their second trip to Hawaii aboard the Matson Lines "^ A$m 9"12 at Palra bership in the company's ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY flagship the S S. Lurline. They sailed from Los An- Beac> Qualification is Leaders Round Table, an geies last Sunday, based on 1961 sales and honorary organization of 246 South Federal Highway Delray Beach service records. He is top representatives. CRestwood 6-5241

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BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, March 15, 1962 By BEATRICE LANDRY

Oil G@@r|8 Washington This month marks the Golden Jubilee of the Girl Scout organization. When editors across the country they won independence, Robert E. President John Kennedy took time out to congratu- recently wrote about George Wash- Lee and Jefferson Davis would late the millions of Girl Scouts in this country who, ington, on his birthday, they hailed have been the heroes and founding he said, "have found through Scouting valuable les- the father of our country as a pa- fathers of The Confederate States sons in how to become resourceful and responsible triot beyond measure and as, per- of America. citizens in their homes, their communities, their haps, the number one American in What would Abraham Lincoln have country and their world," history. been remembered as-if he had lost Girl Scouting was originally inspired by Juliette There is little doubt that Wash- this terrible war? Some would have Low based on Robert Lord Baden-Powell's program ington did more to bring this coun- remembered him as the President for Boy Scouts and adapted by a long line of inspired try into existence than any other who invaded the South to force a people to fit the needs of girls and their leaders. man, What is more, he served as part of the country to stay in the Girl Scouts learn by doing, everything from home- President for eight years and start- tlnion - failing in an attempt result- making arts to outdoor activities. ed the federal government out on an ing in the deaths of hundreds of Throughout the past 50 years they have been part honest, responsible, respectable thousands of American boys! of many service projects for their communities and courses And since might makes right, had their country. Way back "when," Girl Scouts par- But it should be kept in mind - the South won, the doctrine of the ticipated in the Fourth Liberty Loan Drive during Rifinasioi your home and seldom is — that many of the sovereignty of the States would World War 1 and they have continued' their efforts to best people in the Colonies were have been upheld. But the South discover opportunities for meaningful service ever Tories. They preferred to remain did not win, and Lincoln succeed- since. With A LOW COST FliST FEDERAL loyal to England. In fact, it is ed and so he is not remembered as After World War II, Girl Scouts conducted a mass said by many historians, that per- a man who plunged the country in- to a bloody, useless war. He is re- effort of "Clothes for Friendship" which provided haps a majority of the wealthy clothing for more than 150,000 children in Europe gentey favored maintaining ties with membered, instead, as the man who preserved the tlnion. and Asia. mother country England. One of the Girl Scouts "first" is camping out. It But the Colonies won, and they But it all goes to show how his- is a commonplace event today but back in 1912 it H0 ME LOAN gained their independence. And tory and events can play tricks on was a distinct novelty for girls to camp out. Washington became the hero of the mankind. The slightest changes of Girls interested go from the younger Brownies to As TIME goes by, budget needs and income country. What would he have been fortune or chance can make a hero the older Girl Scouts. change. For this reason, it might be wise to called had he lost? He would have out of one and a failure out of Boca Raton now has nine troops of 155 Scouts and •take a look at your home financing. been branded a rebel oir a traitor - another - though each, in his own Brownies and if the past is any indication, there Often people find that by making an adjust- and he would not have been the good conscience and moral concep- will soon be many more troops if enough adult lead- ment in their monthly home loan payment, tions, might be doing what he con- father of any country. ers can be discovered. their budget worries are over. Likewise, in the 1861-65 war, siders to be his Christian duty. Congratulations and "golden orchids" to our local when almost half of the states, and There is, in short, no substitute Stop in soon and we'll be happy to show you Scouts and Brownies on their 50th anniversary. May how refinancing might help you, too. the people therein, decided to for victory in war. George Wash- they long continue to be a fine part of our community. fight for their independences they ington, fortunately, did not too thought they had a cause. Bad lose. Check These Important Benefits find's in their development John H. Glenn Jr., As- a social pattern that we tronaut: ® FRIENDLY LOW INTEREST 9 LOW FINANCING WALL STRUT JOUENAL might all do well to heed "Knowledge begets in these parlous times. knowledge. The more I HELPFUL SERVICE RATES COST With pictures. see, the more impressed I Responsibility 7. All jacket blurbs am not with how much we © EXPERIENCED LOW CLOSING 9 RIGHTS OF PREPAYMENT which hail a modestly know but how tremendous COUNSEL COSTS WITHOUT PENALTY Along with "need" and "must," is unemployed and nobody ever talented, hitherto un- the areas are that are as one of the words most frequently lacks for anything. Such a perfect known writer as a new yet unexplored." world is an elusive goal, for Govern- Tolstoy. Accounts Insured By used by Administration spokesmen Thus the surly reviewer, Boca Raton An Agency Of The is "responsibility." ment as for individuals. in the small, dark hours Federal Government In his recent message to Con- In fact, as the Government does of -the night. Let no one TELEPHONE BOCA RATON OFFICE gress on the nation's health needs, more and more for the people, it think him purely destruc- Answering President Kennedy cited U.S. defeats its very purpose. For its tive, though. He has his achievements in medicine but add- concept of responsibility tends to dreams. Perhaps this Service could be the year that ed: "Measured against our capacity create irresponsibility. Irresponsi- Hours to suit and capability in the fields of health bility in Government, because at brings: and medical care, measured against some point the Government takes on 1. A book by a practic- your needs FIRST FEDERAL the scope of the problems that re- so many tasks that it performs none ing politician who has Reasonable rates of them well. Irresponsibility in the the candor to say: "This- SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach main and the opportunities to be or-that problem is a tough THERESA seized, this nation still falls far people, because they're led to be- one, and just at the mo- 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 short of its responsibility." lieve they no longer need to do ment I haven't the slight- LANDERS Weil, if you look at any area of en- things for themselves. est idea how to solve Phone: 395-4800 deavor you can say that much more In private affairs, the cost of as- it." could be done than is being done. suming responsibility may often be 2. A book of poetry with As individuals, few of us really high, but the price of irresponsi- lines that rhyme. live up to our full capacities, or do bility can be utterly crushing. And There must be more, but everything we ought to do, or seize it is no different in public affairs, those would do. every opportunity that comes our as the Government must discover if way. That being so, it is small it continues its present course, try- wonder that, as a nation, we have ing to do all things for all not created a Utopia where nobody men. 'adillac offers thirteen models, twenty-three S@@ks In D® Without colors and one hundred thirty-nine interior combinations. (John K. Hutchens in the spoken to for throwing he took part at the age of N. Y. Herald Tribune) rocks at the neighbors' ten. Had he kept a journal The season of good will windows, with results as then? Was there a tape re- having expired, certain noted above, due to this corder on the premises? old cross-patches whose brutal checking of a It seems unlikely. odd profession it is to re- child's natural instinct 4. Virtually all biograph- view books can now happi- for aggression. ical novels about writers ly return to their natural 2. The Civil War book and painters, or, if they Here's the habitat — that is to say, derived from letters Great- must be written, let there the home of The Second grandfather Clarence be a Federal statute out- Sickness & Accident Guess, The Oracular Ad- wrote from camp following lawing the scene in which vice, The Beef, The President Lincoln's call a writer suddenly gets his Plan with income Squawk. You will hardly for volunteers. These let- inspiration for a master- be startled to hear that ters usually are publish- piece, viz.: John Keats to protection built ini this is a great comfort to ed by a small university Fanny Brawne: "Pardon Our Sickness & Accident Plan them. press after their discovery me for a moment, Fanny, gives you income to help offset . . . one grumpy fellow in the family attic, where while I start on a sonnet - your loss of earnings if you're got to thinking recently they should have stayed, let's see, now — "Bright disabled and can't work. In because it turns out that star, would I were...'" addition, it protects your fam- of all that he wished ily these three ways: (1) en- would not happen in Great-grandfather Clar- 5. Historical novels that abi ^s you to meet most hospital 1962. As he thought, he ence left the army when try for a modern air by us- bills and major medical ex- groaned. Still, there was his three months' enlist- ing modern slang, viz.: penses, (2) pays benefits to ment period was up, nev- Napoleon to aide, while your dependents if your injuries no harm in hoping that prove fatal and (3) provides this might be the year er saw any fighting, and Moscow burns: "Something substantial lump sum benefits that does not bring. went to store-keeping in tells me it's time to for accidental loss of sight or 1. The novel whose California as soon as scram for home." limbs. Cz'l us for the details. possible. leading character's addic- 6. Those nature books 'Representing the tion to narcotics, alcohol 3. The autobiography of, shall we say, some- Hartford Fire and rape is traced back to whose author, at the age what limited appeal, in insurance Companv a fearful trauma he suffer- of eighty (or seventy or which the author-scientist Group ed in his childhood. 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George Palmer, president of Palm Aire Shopping Cen- ter, Tnc., announced that the contractors, confirmed this week that the million- dollar center would be ready to serve the public by that date. The May 3 date would beat the time set for the opening when construction began No- vember 20, 1961. At that time the developers were shooting for a mid-year o- pening. The million-dollar center is the latest project of Flori- da palm Aire Corp. Dalm Aire Shopping Center, Inc. is a subsidiary of Florida palm Aire Corp. The parent corporation has also been responsible for the new palm Aire Lodge and Country club <* ? in Pompano Beach. °alm Aire Shopping Center is located on a 14 acre site justsouthof Hillsboro Road - the main east-west artery ' i which runs from Deerfield Beach to the ocean. The first phase of construction covers 76, 000 square feet. Dalmer said that future construction on the center is The good taste that Fireman Lou Papitto Teaches First already on the drawing boards. He said plans are to add another 40, 000 square feet of retail space after the is Boca Raton Fire Safety Lessons to Children opening. By Beatrice Landry On the fire department sters, he is at ease with Firms which have already one year this May, Louthem and they respond. leased space in the new cen- Lou Papitto is a fire- really enjoys his work This month on the 17th Craftsmanship in detail. This is the distinction of Royal Oak Hills and its builders — man on the Boca Raton and feels that it is an he is planning to show a ter include Publix Markets, fire department. Fe is a important facet of the two-hour comedy as a McCrory's Department Store, Haft-Gaines, A double door usually distinguished only by color, here becomes a classic young man who sincerely community. special treat starting at Broward Drugs, Wash Bowl entrance with extraordinary door plates. believes children are nev- He has always wanted 10:30 a.m. at Teen Town. ^Automatic Laundry, French er too young to learn fire to be a fireman and was a Speaking of treat, there Benzol Cleaners, a gift and s afety. volunteer for two years. will be refreshments too, greeting card shop and the It is only fitting that these homes, nestled in a rare, unspoiled setting of rolling hills, He is supervisor of the He also worked as relief all free, of course. Palm j4ire Barber Shop. paims and great Oaks —a setting unique in this section of the country—have this Sparky Fire Lepartment man during that time. Lou is a member of the Palmer has notified local which he enjoys. Young- Requirements for his Florida State Firemen's brokers to cooperate in leas- beauty of detailed craftsmanship...the good taste that is Boca Raton. sters join Sparky Fire De- job, he believes are cool Association and secre- ing. partment to wear a minia- headedness, quick think- tary of the Fire Fighter's National leasing was han- ture fireman's helmet, ing, calmness and always Benevolent Association. dled by Harold Funt of learn about fire safety, being prepared for any- He and his wife, Mary Miami in cooperation with and for extra fun, view thing. Ann, have two sons, Alan cartoons and (naturally) Edward M. Strawgate, exe- Lou has completed the Joseph, six, a first grade cutive vice president of goblJe up refreshments. Red Cross first aid class- student, and Robert Gene Lou telieves that safe- es and is now a qualified "almost- five" who wasWebster Stone Tnc., Miami ty, especially fire safety, instructor and is ready to born on the fourth of July. Beach, shopping center com- begins in the home and teach others. They live at 2115 N.Emercia. l specialists. he rrakes sure in his plea- He came to Boca Raton Fourth Avenue. rton Reiff Associates are sant, friendly manner that from Steger, Illinois, in Start them young, teach the architects-engineers for children find it not only 1957. He was engaged in them thoroughly and child- the project. pyal easy but also fun to mechanical work there and ren will always remember Parking facilities in the learn. still maintains his enjoy- fire safety rules, Lou be- first stage of construction will ment of it for a hobby. lieves. What they learn accommodate more than 800 Mechanics are his hobby now can save their lives cars and additional parking Art Restoration but his Sparky Fire De- if necessary. areas will be built along with partment is his "pet." Young, eager and enthu- the 40, 000 foot second sec- Jennings Picture Framing Lou is continually plan- siastic and patient, Lou 110 E. Boca Eaton Rd. tion. 395-1660 ning different events to is a good example of the rteerfield Beach officials delight the children once members of our fire de- a month. Liking young- partment. are looking forward to the completion of the center as another step towards the city's overall development, Only you know best—the type of home design that fits your way of life—the importance Foi the first time, the City of Deerfield will be ser- of adding another bedroom, enlarging the living room, converting the carport into a garage. viced by a one-stop shopping center including national The Haft-Gaines' Architectural Design Department is at your service—at no charge. You (CONTINUES THIS WEEK!) chain stores. Although there have been several small can make unlimited changes—from floor plan and layout—to design and exterior styling. 1 HP (self-priming) PUMP neighborhood centers in 95 Deerfield, the absence of DETAILED, PERSONALIZED CRAFTSMANSHIP - A HAFT-GAINES EXCLUSIVE. T Well to 30 ft. national chain stores "has H@@k-yp from Weil I® Pump rendered these centers inef- fectual to serve the growing 149 D WATERFRONT LOCATIONS ALSO AVAILABLE 1 y H.P. PUMP end WELL $164.95 community, " almernoted. 2 Leasing by national chains FULL YEAR GUARANTEE !! is also a strong indication of the growth of the Deerfield ALL HOMES ARE CENTRALLY ORDER NOW - BUILD LATER You will be dealing with the FIRST ESTABLISHED and Reliable firm In Boca area. National chain stores Raton . . . where satisfied customers are our first consideration. today have primarily been AIR-CONDITIONED & HEATED *ws This Haft-Gaines exclusive leasing space in shopping Homes at Royal Oak Hills are all electric, permits you to contract for Fill SPRINKLER" 'PCMT-YOURSEUF centers only in large suburban purchaseandconstructionofa SYSTEM 1ST1MATB' Medallion Homes! Everything is General /SUPPLIES: areas or in areas noting a po- Electric—from air conditioning to switch home and build anytime within 12 months! pulation increase or a large plates—featuring every advanced design! potential population in- Also featured: Briggs Beautyware, CHOOSE, MODIFY OR EXPAND crease. Owens-Corning Fiberglas, Daryl Doors! Harold T, Brolliar of Pom- FROM 9 MODEL HOMES SHOWN pano Beach is president and chairman of the board of $ $ Florida Dalm Aire Corpora- tion. Palmer, in addition to 17.500 to 29,500 his presidency of the shopping CONNECTION TO CITY SEWERAGE IS INCLUDED IN ALL HOMES! center, is vice-president and iocs Raton treasurer of the parent cor- IIS N.W. 13fh. St. poration. Harold D. Foulkes Piton® 398-1828. is vice-president, J.C MITCHELLS SONS INSURANCE COUNSELORS ESTABLISH!©

HAFT-GAIN ES HAFT-GAINES HOMES - CHOSEN BY GENERAL ELECTRIC AS A SHOWCASE OF GE PRODUCTS KEN HIGGSNS i. F©c§. OsSl 39S-4711 BILL MITCHELL HAFT-GAINES HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY LIFE MAGAZINE AS THE OFFICIAL LIFE BUILDERS 68 THE BOCA'RATON HEWS Thursday, March 15, 1962 j ffi-lites reasonwhywir.es are covered with rubber. Work Not for The electricity can not "GET IT FROM KOHL" escape from the wire into the ground or where it might ARTIST SUPPLIES Home Handymen to Tackle cause damage. Electricity QFFiCE SUPPLIES that comes into your house BY LT. SAL MATTHS easily in some substances over the wires has been sent (SIFTS City Fire Inspector than in others, nectricity to you by the electric gene- In last week's article we Artists of the Week moves freely in me tals, espe- rators in the powerhouse. In mentioned that electrons are cially copper. Tt does not Vlen PalmateerMonyhan particles of energy. order for electricity to move move through glass, paper, through wires it must have a i\V Graci Farrell - Oils Electrons can move more wood or rubber. This is the complete circuit. You have all seen demon- strations of our electrical Ray Kohl board or of a dry cell battery 123 E. Palmetto Park R4, Boca Eaton connected to a light bulb. Phone 395-1300 One wire carries the elec- tricity from the battery to the bulb; the other carries it from the bulb back to the NOTICE battery. This is exactly what The Civil Service Board will receive applica- happens to make a lamp or tions up to and including March 16th, 1962, for iron or television set work . the position of: Both of these wires are con- tained in the electric cord POLICE OFFICER (PATROLMAN) that is plugged into the wall AGE RANGE: 25 to 35 years of age, but appli- socket. cants with previous police experience will be con- When you disconnect one sidered up to a maximum of 45 years of age. wire, you open the circuit. This is what happens when SALARY RANGE: A minimum of $346.00 . to a youturnoffalamp, or switch maximum of $418.00 per month. off the television set. The circuit is no longer closed so A six day, 48 hour work week is required. the electricity does not flow Applicants must be free from any bodily defect, through the wires. If you deformity, or disease, and must be certified as be- touch an exposed wire you ing physically fit for the position by the City Phy- can get a severe electrical sician, must not be less than 5 feet 8 inches, nor shock or possibly you could more than 6 feet 4 inches in height, and whose be killed. Congressman Paul Rogers is pictured presenting Miss Sheila Patrick of weight shall conform to their height according to Tf anything does go wrong Boca Raton, Florida State Society Princess in the annual Washington Cherry figures shown in table on file in Board office. with your electrical applian- Blossom Festival,, to Hon. Perle Mesta, former U.S. Minister to Luxenburg. ces, this is not the time to Mrs. Mesta crowned Miss Patrick at the Florida Ball given recently in her There is no requirement for residence for filing 1 UNPAID MONTHS "do-it-yourself". For safety honor.-Caraballo Photo. application, but appointees must within 60 days 1/ BAL. 24 30 36 sake, call a qualified re- from the date of their permanent appointment es- pairman. He knows all the tablish residence and actually reside during their, 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 tricks of electricity. He will period of employment in the City of Boca Raton. ) 1,800 83.57 68.65 58.75 help you to keep him under Local residents may apply at the Civil Service 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 2,000 92.85 76.28 65.27 control to live with you and Board office, 2nd floor, City Hall Building, N. 2,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 serve you happily all of your Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Florida, Non- 2,200 102.14 83.91 71.80 days. residents may write to the Civil Service Board for 2,300 106,78 87.73 75.07 an application. 2,400 111.42 91.54 78.33 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 Rep. Rogers 2,600 120.71 99.17 84.86 Applicants will be given written notice five days 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 prior to date of written competitive examination. Gets Award CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATON Congressman P a u 1 G. John H. Cassady, Secretary Rogers has been awarded the ms^ certificate of distinguishe d Publish: March 1, 8, 15 service and merit by the Flo- rida department, American Legion. Sam A. McnDllum, de- Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Arlene) Boorman are the new own- partment commander, cited MUFFAY GAEBRICK the "excellent and untiring ers of the Waffle Shop on South Federal Highway. NOTICE services" rendered by Con- Boorman will be chef and Mrs. Boorman will be gressman Rogers to veterans. 6arbrick Boy Has cashier and waitress. Congressman Rogers ex- The Civil Service Board of the City of Boca Ra- pressed his thanks to the Le- Success Formula New Owners at Waffle Shop ton, Florida, will receive applications up to and gion for this honor. He indi- including March 23, 1962 for the position of NOTICE Murray w. Garb rick has a cated he would continue to Mr, and Mrs. Ray Roorman being open Sundays and early simple formula for success D work for adequate facilities of ompano Beach are the in college — long hours of evenings for snacks and LIFiGUARD tomeetthe needs of a grow- new owners of the waffle study and a sincere attempt waffles. The Civil Service Board of the City of Boca Ra- ing veteran population. shop at 211 s. Federal High- Boorman is the chef and ton, Florida, will receive applications up to and to understand all material way. All applicants must furnish proof of completion The American Legion a- presented in class. Mrs. Boorman is waitress and including March 17, 1962 for the position of ward recognized the efforts The shop is now open cashier. He has been in the of The Senior Course of Instruction in Life Saying Garbrick was graduated of Congressman RDgers to se- weekdaysfrom 6:30 a.m. to restaurant business for 25 and Water Safety as conducted by The American from the Pennsylvania State cure hospital facilities, sta- 3 p. m. years and she has been asso- National Red Cross. SiCRiTAStY OF THE University last June with a ting it was "for the interest The Boormans besides ser- ciated with restaurant busi- AGE RANGE: 21 to 45 years CSVSL SERVICE BOARD bachelor of science degree and help he has given the ving their special waffles are ness for several years. STARTING SALARY: $344.00 per month in mechanical engineering veterans in the State of Flo- planning to add other items A six day, forty-eight hour work week is required and a near-perfect scholastic They purchased the shop for the_above position which carries all Civil Ser- Starting salary is $3,600.00 per annum. rida, especially for the many to the menu, including thin- average of 3.99 out of a pos- from Frank Kinzel. The sale vice benefits. This is a five hour a day, five day a week posi- hours spent in helping to ly sliced roast beef and ham sible perfect 4. 00. was handled by Paul Nesbitt There is no requirement for residence for filing tion. make available additional for sandwiches and fresh pies. of MacLaren and Anderson. University officials have application, but appointees must within 60 days Please submit a resume setting forth experience Veterans Administration hos- They also plan to change from the date of their permanent appointment es- pital beds for our sick and been unable to locate a stu- the hours soon to include in personnel management and administration and dent in recent years who can €ALL Mi FOR tablish residence and actually reside during their disabled veterans." period of employment in the City of Boca Raton. educational background to: match the average, attained Personals by acquiring a perfect 4. 00 LIFE Local residents may apply at the Civil Service Lewis Fisher Is The Rev. James C and INSURANCE Board office, 2nd floor, City Hall Building, N. Mr. Earle J. Robbins, Chairman grade in every course in col- Mrs. Stoutsenberger and fa- Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. Non- Civil Service Board Honored at Party lege, except one. mily moved this week from HOSPITAL residents may write to the Civil Service Board City of Boca Raton, Florida The " downfall" came with their home in Boca Raton INSURANCE for an application. lewis r. Fisher of Miami a "B" rather than an "A" in Shores was surprised with a Square to the church rectory GROUP IN& Applicants will be given written notice five a descriptive geometry course. days prior to date of competitive examination. .Applicants will receive written notice five (5) family birthday party Sunday at 256 East Boca Raton Road. PENSION Garbrick, whose parents Fa flier Stoutsenberger is rec- days prior to date or oral interview. at the home of his son-in- are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gar- PLANS law and daughter, Dr. and tor of St, Gregory's Episcopal brick of Boca Raton, would Church. The telephone num- CIVIL SERVICE BOAED OF BOCA RATON Mrs. John Alley. also a dvise a student begin- Crosby W. Alloy John H. Cassady, Secretary CIVIL SERVICE BOARC OF BOCA RATON The honoree is a young-at- bers will remain the same, Earle J. Robbins, Chairman ning a career in engineering 395-3260 or 395-4128. Amdur Bldg. Publish: March 8, 15, 22, 1962 heart 75. Observing his natal to "face the fact that an en- day, he also attended his first gineering degree can be ob- D 395-5552 polo game. tainedonly thioughhard work enny Ojughlan has Publish: March 1, 8, 15 Joining in the festivities and there are no easy substi- returned from the horse show" were Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Edna tutes for goo dhonest labor. " at Tampa where she won a May Alley, Kathryn, Jimmy,' ribbon in each event she en- David and Steve Alley. tered. She also won the Henry Bergh horsemanship prize. IN BOCA RATON Public Notices BAHAMA NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Norway's Lighthouse m NAME LAW Service is experimenting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN with all-plastic buoys, MING POOL SUPPLIES that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the nylon chains, and plas- Folding fictitious name of PARK VUE tic-coated steel buoys MOTEL APTS., located at 111 Chair Eaat Boca Raton Road, Boca and chains. Raton, Palm Beach County, Beach County, Florida. Florida, Intends to register the said nanle with the Cierit Leon F. Weaver of the Circuit Court of Palm Publish: March 1, 8 & 15 & 22 Nylonake REALTORS OF SOCA RATOPi ^^ ExcluiivB with Afco The following are RAY LASHER, 102 E. Boca m) members of the *?aton Rd., ph. 395-2655. Nylonaire is a woven nylon r Boca RatonBoord •vlacLAHEN & ANDERSON, net-like fabric of tremendous o t Real to rs .Doin g INC., 151 E. Royal palm strength and color fastness .. . business with Rd., Phone 395-1333. it offers new coolness and new them you are as- J.C.MJTCHELL& SONS, 22S. sured the highest federal Hwy., ph. 39S-4711. comfort; for the fabric con- type of service MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 forms to ^very body contour that can b<. admin- S.E. 1st .Aye., Ph. 395-4044. and position. Tightly drawn tered In the PETRUZZELLI REALTY, Inc., over the frame and laced with field of Real 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., phone Estate practice. plastic cord. Nylonaire is the 395-0822. result of years of research and F •.BYRON P..ARKS, 499 E. Pal- study. Made of nylon by DU- WJ, BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal metto Park Rd., Ph. 395-0611. Hwy., Ph. 395-4334. J. STUART ROBERTSON, PONT. CONN C. CURRY, 164 East 152 S. Federal Hwy., phone Boca Raton Road, P.O.Box 395-4626, EXCLUSIVE!.Y AT . COLOR: The frames of all pieces are electrostatically coate- 354, Ph. 395-3314,, FRED TAYLOR, 3700 North with Duracron and are then baked for luster, hardness, and WM. DAY, 500 South Federal Fed. Hwy., Phone jyS-2052. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 South Wearing qualities. Colors have been skillfully blended to go Highway^ ph. 39S-O220. Fed. Hwy., Phone 395-0944. with and complement contemporary decor. HARLEY D. GATES, 232 S. TOWN AND COUNTRY, 164 Federal Hwy., ph. 395-2733 East Boca Raton Road, ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Phone 39S-3434. Antique White Palmetto Park Road phone TUNISON PROPERTIES OF 395-2244. FLA« INC., 165 East Boca Turquoise JACK P. JEMISON, 998 S. Raton Road, Phone 395-2944. Federal Hwy., ph. 395-2000 M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Sunlight Yellow F. WOODROW KEETON, 29 SO 470 S. Federal Highway, Charcoal SERVICE, Inc. N.Ocean Blvd.,Ph.395-5252. Phone 395-4000. PATIO LANGLEY REALTY, 119 W. OTTO YARK, 151 East Royal Orchid Palmetto Park Road, Phone Palm Road, phone 395-1661. 1600 N. Federal Highway « Delray Beach • CRestwood 6-6297 3OS-4797. Thursday, March 15, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 78 Danish Missionary graduate study at the Uni- There will be an oppor- versity of Minnesota, and tunity for questions from Will Lecture Here will soon return to Den- the audience following her leaving for lecture. Refreshments will Miss Gurli Vibe Jen- mark before Nigeria. be served. Pledges Total $27,234 at sen, Danish Lutheran missionary to Nigeria, will speak Monday at First Campaign Report p.m. at .Advent Lutheran With $27,234 pledged at day that 51 pledges total- Church here. ST. PETERSBURG the outset, members of ing $27,324 had been made The lecture, sponsored Boca Raton's First Pres- initially, most of them by by the .Advent Lutheran byterian Church this week members of solicitation Church Women, is open to ;GONFERENCE were conducting a drive to teams at the drive's kick- the public. There is no provide at least $100,000 off meeting in the church admission charge. . SOUTHERN KESWICK is Florida's newest bible conference. to finance construction of Miss Jensen has worked When you head north, why not drive over to St. Petersburg the preceding evening. and get acquainted with us. Our schedule continues through new worship, educational An additional $6,196 for a number of years in April with Rowen Peoree, Richard Woodward, Frank Torrey, and social facilities. toward the church's Nigeria under the auspices V R Newbrander and J. Allen Blair. The new tabernacle The proposed new build- of the Danish Lutheran |, is" comfortably air conditioned and SOUTHERN KESWICK $25,000 ODerating budget LODGE offers complete accommodations. Please call3vl-ivvo ings are to be erected in for the year also was Mission Board. She has just completed a year of for reservations. Write for free literature. the near future on a six- pledged by these workers, acre site bordering West Aldrich said. 5700 100th WAY, NORTH -ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Camino Real and the Zl The campaign's first re- Some 178 campaign workers attended the first report meeting in the drive to Rev. Dan Gill Lists Rio Canal's west bank, port was made to Canvass raise funds for the building program at First Presbyterian Church. A total of Sunday Sermon Topics location of the church's Committee Chairman Wal- existing temporary struc- $27,234 was pledged at the first meeting. "Faith as a Grain of ter R. George by Carl 2. Mustard Seed" will be ture. The Rev. ..Albert G. Haeberle, advance gifts Attend The Community Bible Class Shiphorst, minister, said the sermon topic for the committee leader. He an-'Never Say Die' Topic 'Consider Christ' Topic Rector Lists Schedule Rev. Dan Gill at the 11 DEERFIELD BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE preliminary proposals for nounced Sunday evening a master building program At Church of the Palms For Pastor Auger Sunday At St. Gregory's Church a.m. service Sunday at before an audience of 178 First Methodist Church. 1601 E. HiLLSBORO BLVD. are now being prepared by Pastor ftes .Auger will Services at St. Greg- campaign workers who Dr. George C. Pullman, EACH SUNDAY MORNING 9:00 A.M. several architects. speak at all services of ory's Episcopal Church At the 7:30 p.im ser- crowded into the building interim minister at 'I he vice he will speak on the Church of the Palms, Calvary Baptist Church Sunday will be three cele- Lynn S. Aldrich, the for instructions that his topic, "Blessed are the HERBERT J. PUGMIRE fund campaign's general Congregational, will have of North Pompano this brations of the Holy Eu- group had received six Peacemakers." Th.M., D.D., Lif.D. chairman, announced Mon- as his second Lenten Sunday. charist at 8, 9 and 11 a.m. contributic as totaling The Methodist Men will Sermon, the subject At the 11 a.m. service Morning Prayer will pre- $6,100. meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. "Never Say Die," at the his subject will be "Con- cede the Holy Eucharist Teaching the Book 'Substance' Topic For Other solicitation teams for a dinner meeting. 11 a.m. service Sunday. sider Christ." at 11 and the rector, the Christian Scientists were to report Tuesday The District meeting and subsequent evenings The Sunday School and At the 7:30 p.m. service Rev. James C. Stoutsen- of The Revelation "Substance" will be of the Women's Society on their own pledges and nursery meet at the same he will speak on "The berger, will be the preach- the lesson topic at the of Christian Service will A COMMUNITY PROJECT those of other members of hour at the church. Cherubim" in the current er. The children of the 11 a,m. service of the be held Tuesday at 10 the congregation upon Saturday from 1 to 5 series on "The Taberna- Sunday School will at- Christian Science Society a.m. at Park Temple whom they called. p.m. a "Musical Box cle in the Wilderness." tend the 9 a,m. Family at the Chamber of Com- Eucharist which will be Methodist Church in Ft.. Tea," sponsored by the The drive to raise a Lauderdale. merce building. Worn ens' Fellowship of "Mile of Pennies" in the followed by Sunday The Commission on Sunday School meets Community Bible Class the Church of the Palms Sunday School at Calvary School. Missions will meet at the at 9:30 a.m. Nursery fa- Set To Start Sunday will be held at the F.H. is meeting with success. The adult Bible class, home of Mrs. John Lynn LUTHERAN CHURCHES cilities are available in Ellenberger residence on This past Sunday brought which meets after the .A new Community Bible March 20 at 7:30 p.m. the recreation room at South Ocean Blvd. Over the total of pennies rais- coffee hour, and during of Boca Raton Class will start Sunday Commission oh Christian First Federal Savings 60 unusual musical boxes, thus far to 3,034 feet - the period when the child- at the Deerfield ' Beach Social Concerns will and Loan Assn. of museum quality, from or .48,558 pennies. When a ren are in classes, is at ADVENT ST. PAUL Chamber of Commerce, meet at the home of Mrs. all over the world may be full mile of pennies has the present time studying THE A.L.C. MISSOURI SYNOD 'Cross Speaks Today' 1601 E. Hillsboro Blvd. Leona Smith March 20 at seen and heard. been raised the Church the synoptic gospels un- SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45' Dr. Herbert" J. Pugmire, 8 p.m. Is Sunday Topic at ALC Bible lecturer, has been will use the $844.80 as der the direction of the WORSHIP 10:30 WORSHIP 8:30-11:00 N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. At Advent Lutheran secured as teacher for 'Our Daily Bread' Is a payment on the four lots rector. Sunday, the class There will be a General 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. Just off U.S. 1 Downtown Boca Church Sunday the Rev. this project. The present north of present church session will be given over Meeting of the Women's Topic For Pastor Krug W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG, Pastot William M. Deutschmann, course of study is in the properties in the 3800 to the study of Biblical Society of Christian Ser- Preaching currently on Pastor PHONE 395-0433 pastor, will continue Book of Revelation. Block of Northeast 18th criticism and its applica- vice, March 21, 8 p.m. at The Lord's Prayer, Pas- Phone 395-3632 Parsonage 395-1939 preaching a Lenten se- Classes are held at 9 terrace. tion to the Gospels of the church. ries of sermons titled tor Eugene C. Krug will Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Beginning Thursday, AIR-CONDITIONED a.m. each Sunday morn- speak Sunday on "Our "The Cross Speaks To- ing. The Episcopal Young March 22, the pastor will day." This week's ser- Daily Bread" at St. Paul Rev. William Towery Churchmen of St. Greg- lead a study on "The mon will be on the sub- Lutheran Church. Will Speak Sunday ory's Parish will meet in Meaning of Suffering" at fvjlcl- Week cJLenten ject, "Strength or Weak- Community Presbyterian The church is located "The Inability of Man the parish hall at 6 p.m. 9:30 a.m. This study will ness." To Hear Rev. Briggs at 180 E. Royal Palm to Direct Himself" will for a short period of be continued for four WEDNESDAYS during Lent-7:30 P.M. At the Lenten Vespers There wi]i be two ser- Road and service times be the sermon topic of the study and a social hour. Thursdays. services, which are held vices in Community Pres- are 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Rev. William Towery, At the weekly meeting each Wednesday evening byterian Church in Deer- Sunday school and Bible pastor, at the 11 a.m. ser- on March 11, Francis during Lent at 7:30 p.m., field Beach Sunday — the classes are held at 9:45 vice Sunday at First Bap- Baltz and Nancy Hewitt the preaching is based first at 9:30 and the sec- a.m. tist Church. were elected to be dele- on the seven words of ond at 11 o'clock. Sunday the newly orga- Sunday evening at 7:30 gates to the Diocesan nized junior choir will Christ spoken from the The minister, Rev. Ar- the subject will be "Con- Youth Convention in May. portrait ©f present its Lenten hymn, cross. The sermon next land V. Briggs, will use derthe Ant." The Lenten Wednesday "Glory Be To Jesus." Wednesday will be on the as his serrron theme "The Wednesday evening at Evening Prayer Services The choir was organized third word, "Woman, be- Foundation of Penitence." 7:30 Rev. Towery willare held each week at hold thy Son." and is directed by Mrs. lead a Bible study on the 7:30 p.m. The service is Jean Harvey, who also "Confessions of Jeremi- the reading of Evening CAMPUS HSLL iASTIS? CHUSCH serves as organist at St. ah." Prayer, followed by a Paul Church. "A new Baptist church w/ff? the old time religion" A cottage prayer meet- short address by the Lenten services con- ing will be held in the rector. 1675 N..W. 4th AVE. tinue to be held Wednes- home of John Hager Jr. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. day evenings at 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening at 7 Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor Krug will preach in preparation for the St. Gregory's in the Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. on "Crowds Around Cal- spring revival to be held EpiscopaiChurch Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. vary." The service will April 15-22. 245 EAST BOCA RATO>" BD magnificent splendour Rev. Hoyt Douglas, Pastor also include a question SUNDAY SERVICES Phone 395-0337 period as well as a hymn SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1962 sing. After the service Unitarian Study Group 7:40 a.m. Matins of the congregation will en- Will Meet Wednesday 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist FIRST METHODIST CHllRCH joy a brief fellowship in The Unitarian-Univer- 9:00 a.tn. Family Eucha- The Rev. Dan Gill, Pastor the educational wing of salist Study Group will rist & Sunday School 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Ratoh the church. meet Wednesday, March 11:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Regular schedule 21, at the home of Mr. & Sermon 'A Disturbing Thought' and Mrs. H. Wells, 298 Kev. J.C. Stoutsenberger Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. Rector Church Service -11 A.M. Rev. Shiphorst's Topic N.W. 11th Street. Further inform ation is available Phone 395-3260 Evening Service 7:30 P.M. ".A Disturbing Thought" will be the topic of the from Mrs. Norem, 395- Sermon 5455. sermon to be delivered EVANGELICAL Saturday Ewening . . . 8:00 P.M. "FAITH AS A GRAIN OF MUSTARD SEED" by the Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst at the 10 a.m. Rev. Albert Eastman To COVENANT CHURCH Bible Grounds Auditorium and 11:1^ a.m. services Speak Sun. on 'Tithing' 1/ ftrshij} Sr-niV^ a! CHURCH OF THE PALMS Sunday in First Presby- "What Tithing Really Cresthaven Civic Assn. Bldg. BOCA RATON terian Church. Congregational United Churrh of Christ Means" will be the ser- 3500 N.f. 16th let.. Serving Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Monday at 7:30 p.mmo. n theme of Rev. Albert Just West of Kwik Chek in Boca Raton and Southeast Palm Beach County the Study Group will ShoppersHaven off Sample Rd. in concert. . , L. Eastman at the 11 Pompano Beach Sunday Services meet to continue a dis- a.m. Worship Service of Morning Worship 11:00 cussion of "Christian SUNDAYS 11:00 a.m. and Sunday School 11:00 a.m. the Church of the Open Beliefs." 7:00 p.m. Charlotte Bruce S. Federal Hwy., (U.S. No. 1, Northbound) Door, 35th Street and Eric G. Hawkinson, Pastor at S.E. 1st St., Delray Beach Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 3rd Ave. Sunday School Interim Pastor, Or. Geo. Pullman—Lake Worth. Phone J8S-7S70. the regular meeting of 4600 NE4th Ave., Ft. Lauderdalei of New York begins at 9:30 a.m. Ph. 564-1313 the session will be held "How To Obtain the COMMUNITY CHURCH in the east room. Desires of Your Heart" FIRST BAPTIST Soprano ... of Tuesday at 8 p.m. thewill be the 7:30 p.m. OF BOCA RATON Women's Evening Circle topic of Pastor Eastman. CHURCH will meet in the church. Hach Wednesday even- 162 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Concert & Opera Wednesday at 7 p.m. ing at 7:30 p.m. a Bible Ph. 395-2622; 395-1974 and 7:45 p.m. the Junior Study Hour is conducted 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and Echo Choirs will meet with an open forum fol- 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Former Soloist with for rehearsal. lowing. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Thursday at 7:30 p.m. A twelve voice choir 7:30 p.m. (Wed.) Prayer Robert Shaw Chorale the pastor's Communi- provides music for the & Bible Study cants' Class meets in morning service and Sara CHARLOTTE BRUCE Mow on Concert Tour the church. Rev. William Towery, Candelrao, violinist, Pastor Friday at 8 p.m. the brings a violin specialty Senior Choir meets for Associated with also each morning service. rehearsal. SOU.BAPTIST CONVENTION John and Ruth Bartlett Trinity soloist, dramatic readings ON THE MIRACLE BIBLE GROUNDS Fi|s| Presbyterian Reformed CHURCH ACTIVITIES - SUNDAY ^ «Jonathan Koonfz Sunday School (all ages) 9:45 A.M. Church of West Palm Beach Morning Worship (Ira Tee Eshleman) 11:00 A.M. i^LBERT G. NOW in Our NEW Youtfi Fellowship (Youth Ranch) 6:00 P.M. Air-conditioned Esteemed Baritone Communion Service;(Memorial Hall) 6:30 P.M. SANCTUARY Evening Worship - FOKUM OF NOTED 7:30 P.M. S.E. 2nd court SCRIPTURAL AUTHORITIES 4-Musicale S.E. 8th Terrace • Viola Eshleman, contralto Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 P.M. Sunday School Friday- Christian Youth (Youth Eancb) 8:00 P.M. ^^^0^ •Gold Coast Choir Saturday— Sacred Concert— Auditorium 8:00 P.M. y:30A.M. (Bangjiet Dinner- 6:00 P.M.. Each Saturday) Morning Worship •Choralaires BIBLE CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES Bible Hour- Tuesday through Friday 9:15 A.M. 10:30 A.M. Symposium- Tuesday through Friday 10:30 A.M. Evening Worship #20 Piece Orchestra JOHN BARTLETT Worship- Tuesday through Friday 7:30 P.M. For Reservations, Phone Boca Raton 395-24OO Minister-Irar,ee Eshleman .. Pastor-Reuben Anderson 7:00 P.M. Friendly Non-Denominational Evangelical HfMfcKl OIKI Air Conditioned The Rey. Vernon Hoffman Pastor .THE BOCARATOH NEWS Thursday, March 15, 1962 MIGHT" WESTERN SHORT SHANK

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