FLORIDA ATLANTIC STATE UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964
Largest Circulation Boca Raton News Bldg. Of Any Newspaper 34 IE. Second St, In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 7 NO. 44 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, September 27, 1962 16 Pages PRICE TEN CENTS Feb. Date for CIP Vote Commission Will Study Dickinson Speaks Here-Sees FAU Organization of-Ballot A referendum on Boca In the past the City Becoming 'Cambridge of America' Raton's proposed Capital Commissioners have indi- Former State Senator He said the Council is Improvement Program will cated a desire to provide Fred O. "Bud" Dickinson, now working on the three- be held next February. as many categories as chairman of the Florida acre Florida exhibit to be The City Commission, possible on the ballot. In Council of 100, was guest set up at the New York at its regular . meeting this way, voters would be speaker at the Rotary Club World's Fair in a choice Tuesday, set the second able to express different yesterday. location. He told how tele- Tuesday in February as opinions on many of the vision shows such as the date for a referendum individual projects pro- "The glory of Florida is Arthur Godfrey's were in- on the program. The date posed. State laws require not what happened yester- duced to come to Florida coincides with the date of certain divisions on the day, but what is happening and how the show "Today" the primary election for ballot, today and the even great- is televised from the RCA City Commission candi- The City's Board of er and brighter happenings Building in New York dates. Architects currently is of tomorrow," Dickinson where the Florida Show- Setting the date follow- working on a presentation said in outlining some of case is on display. ed action on a motion by of the various aspects of the projects of the Coun- cil. The Council is now pre- Commissioner Richard the project and the items paring an industrial ex- Porter. which are to be included The Council of 100 FRED DICKINSON works continuously on Mbit for the showcase to Still pending before the in it. As last estimated many subjects such as be displayed for three commission is study of by the architects, im- "This university here new and wanted indus- weeks and to be seen on proposed ballots for the provements would cost means much not only to tries for Florida, tour- "Today." referendum. Commissioner about $1.9 million and this community but to Dickinson highly com- Joe DeLong asked that land acquisition costs ism, higher education, America," Dickinson Aside from nearly flooding a few sections of the city, last week's rain mended hard working mem- City Attorney Leon Weaver would run to about $1.5 water conservation, hunt- said. squalls, damaged a few trees and signs around the area. High winds Friday ing and fishing preserves, bers of the Council and submit samples of how the for a total of some $3.5 morning toppled a large ficus tree on Northeast 3rd way in Winfield He told how, on a plane said not one had ever items in the program could million. The breakdown inland waterways, and trip with Governor Farris Park. The same Friday morning story provided a bolt of lightning which felled many others. turned down a request for be listed on the ballot, is: the seven and one-half-year-old Florida Holly tree (above) in the rear yard of Bryant, he put forward the aid, each traveling at his In the field of higher idea of a council compos- LAND IMPROVEMENTS Fire Lt. Dan Andrews' home on Northeast 6th street. The tree narrowly missed OWn expense tO dO the Municipal Centeme r Costs $350,000.00 $350,000.00 the home and blocked half of Andrews' patio. education the Council ed of 100 top business best job possible and he *>• l*™'Z % 106,000.00 recommended and sub- men engaged in every top- ,~.,., ... F^ Dept. Mainstation 125,600.00 (Dickinson) had been re- Sub-station Boca Square 48,620.00 mitted a report to the flight business and profes- Sub-station Hidden Valley peatedly told that this Sub-station Beach Area Heavy Rainfall to Ask Dr. Williams f © State Board of Control sion t0 serve as a group 5 7,240.00 grOUP WaS One Of the mOSt Public Works Department 140,000.00 for the need of a Space for free enterprise to work 100,000.00 active, most alert, and ££«,»., P.* at. (ao .«.) Technical Institute in witn> not for> the govern- 1 7,500.00 61,500.00 Recorded Here fell St@rf of FAU Oct. 31 most dedicated in thNeew Beach LocationflOOO frtag 800,000.00 241,000.00 Florida with the top men men{;. Old Beach 150,000.00 From late last Wednes- The City Commission apartment areas. One country, Right of Way Acquisitions 50,000.00 in the country on the The governor liked the day to midnight Friday a Tuesday scheduled a would be in the Lake Rog- Members of the Council Offstreet Parking Facilities 100,000.00 faculty. idea and named Dickinson Trash Dump 40,000.00 total of 6.57 inches of Halloween meeting with ers Isles area and two Recently President even went to Nice, France, Inlet 250,000.00 chairman. to the World Travel Confe- Police 135,200.00 rain fell on Boca Raton, Dr. Kenneth Williams and others east of Northeast John F. Kennedy said Recreation Center 85 Pool No. 1 198,175.00 according to Gus Hager, residents of the City. 5th'avenue and running to Thomas Fleming Jr. of rence~ where there Vas" an Recreation Center & Pool No. 2 49,300.00 that Florida stands to Boca Raton is on the edu- Small Patks chief water treatment plant The commission chose the Intracoastal Waterway. exhibition of Florida at- 100,000.00 50,000.00 gain more in the coming department of this tractions (including orange Totals operator. A public hearing on the cation $1,547,500.00 $1,962,635.00 Oct. 31 as the date of a 10 years than any other - ^ f \ GRAND TOTAL $3,510,135.00 Heaviest fall was on special meeting at which ordinances is scheduled Council and works close state if t e move is made Dickinson. Friday when 2 inches fell Dr. Williams, president of for 7:30 p.m. October 16. ly with t deal ofattentio n from in the field of higher edu- council in a two-hour period. Florida Atlantic Univer- The tracts east of Fifth Members of the travel concerns 11 over sity, will address citizens avenue drew three letters cation such as the space not only pay all their own Europe, The idea is to The community is be- field, Dickinson said. expenses but contribute t New City License Law on the future of the Uni- of protest from residents prorno e more European hind the average for the is possible, be- $800 a year each to the year so far, Hager said. versity here. The meeting of the area west of Fifth 'It is possible, tmvel here and it was cause of Florida Atlantic general budget for the At this time rain should is scheduled for 8 p.m. in avenue. The commission well received. Studied by Merchants average 55 inches and the theater at the Boca Ra- agreed to hold the letters University and its excep- Council, "It's not yesterday, not only 41 inches have regis- ton Hotel and Club. for reading at the public tional planning, that Boca Dickinson pointed out yet tomorrow, but today, A committee of Boca tee. The ordinance, they tered at the water plant. Other action at Tues- hearing. Raton could be counted in how, by working as a team, ^hen the hc-ri^cm is bright- Raton's retail merchants said, would in some in- "However," Hager said, day's meeting included In other action at this gain. 'Boca U' is be- the Council has been most er and wider tnat countSi is studying the city's stances increase from $35 "the recent rainfall help- the first reading of three Tuesday's meeting, the ing talked about all over instrumental in bringing and our service (tne Coun. new license ordinance. to more than $300 the cost the country," he said, much favorable attention cil,s) will be'even more Some 35 members of the °f occupational licenses ed to bring the average up ordinances establishing Commission: ful1 quite a bit." zones for R-3-A high rise "and may be known some- to Florida, not only in meaningful as we continue Retail Merchants *°r ^^^ merchants, CLOSED the bridge over day as the 'Cambridge of the field of education but to g0 forward for the glory Committee of the Boca The new ordinance in- the El Rio Canal at 35th America.' in industry and tourism. of Florida," he concluded. Raton Chamber of Com- eludes additional fees street "until it is put in merce objected to the ordi- based on the inventory proper repair by some- $330, Register Are nance at last week's regu- whicn a store carries, one." Cost of a full re- Local Scouts Will Sell lar meeting of the commit- Following last week's pair job by the city was Taken from Station meeting, the merchants placed at about $3,000, BY OLIVER B. JAYNES First Aid Kits in City Police are investigating Kibbe to Speak appointed a special com- but the future of the a breaking and entering at mittee to study the ordi- BLUE RIDGE TO BETHESDA - Like clicking a bridge, which leads to Boca Raton Boy Scoutlowner may choose the kit a service station at N.W. I© Local Group nance and make recom- picture projector from one frame to another — and al- property now owned by Troop 327 will conduct althat best meets his needs. 13th Street and Second Col. Fred Kibbe, Repub- mendations to the board most as quickly, it seemed — my scene changed from the State Board of Con- house-to-house "Be Pre- Kits designed for use in- Avenue. of directors of the Cham- lican candidate for con- the pine-scented mountains to the frightening smell trol and Florida Atlantic pared For Accidents" side and outside the home The breakin was dis- ber~~... I~f approve-^ d b~,y th—e and pressing-in walls of a hospital cubicle. On the University was questioned. campaign in Boca Raton will be available. Auto covered by Patrolman e^eS^'_ ,,_^ ,gue, board, these recommenda- speaker Monday at the outskirts of Paris, years ago, we passed a perfume University road plans do starting Friday. kits, travel, marine, and George Lilienthal while on e t f h e ca Ra tions will be forwarded to factory at a considerable distance from the road — not include the 35th street Members of the group industrial kits will be in- routine patrol early Tues- "| if ^_°1 .^ _ Jf°T " the City Commission. and the air was filled with fragrance. I can spot the bridge. will visit every home in eluded in the selection. day morning. ton Republican Club. anesthetic-like odor of a hospital almost that far ADOPTED ordinances the community, Scoutmas- The burglar escaped The meeting is schedul- A11 proflts realized on Priies, away. It is a sober reminder of sickness. establishing a 35-foot set- ter Robert Roll said, pre- with a cash register con- ed for 8 p-m" Monday at After giving my vital statistics — and some blood — back along Northwest senting homeowners with a ttie sale wmb e usea .t0 taining approximately the Chamber of Commerce I was admitted to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for ob- First avenue between 7th first-aid chart showing Purchase camping equip- building. The meeting is Fur Miss Flume menmantf forr\vr th fhen tr00rrnrvDn i- i o !_„ ,_,_ _ , t. Winner of the Miss servation and tests. So I had the chance to do a little and 11th streets and a 10- approved procedures' "for open to the public. port. Flame contest sponsored observing of my own. The nurses and other staff mem- foot setback along the dealing with various by the. Fire Department bers, I found, are more friendly and take a more per- proposed extension of types of accidents. They will receive many prizes sonal interest in their patients than workers in the First avenue through the will offer to assist the plus a trophy. Deadline larger city hospitals. Although perhaps not quite as industrial area north of homeowner in checking for entries is Sept. 30. efficient, neither are the services as machine-like. Northwest 20th street. his first-aid supplies to That's what most of the patients I met seemed to like determine whether his The semi-finalists will be chosen by t he judges about Bethesda. INSTRUCTED City At- .home is adequately stock- Monday, Oct. 8, at the torney Leon Weaver to ed for accident emergen- All hospital food tastes pretty much the same. The draft an ordinance requir- J.C. Mitchell School and cies. day usually starts off with a good breakfast, but the ing a "courtesy notice" Miss Flame and the two The scouts will offer "Rotary Club" lunch and evening tray gradually be- to neighbors when a re- runnersup will be named come as tasteless as your nightly sleeping pill. My quest for rezoning is re- for sale a selection of at the annual Firemen's biggest surprise was breakfast at 8:30! In other hospi- ceived. Indications were first-aid kits so that the Ball Oct. 12 at Hidden tals which I've patronized, they wake you up at the that the ordinance would Valley Country Club. crack of dawn, wash your face and slip a tray under probably specify notices Boca Brochures Miss Flame and her your nose before you realize that you are — in fact — for property owners within still in a hospital. The coffee at Bethesda is rich Are Completed court will reign over the 250 feet of the area to be annual Fire Prevention and plentiful — something almost all patients are per- rezoned. Three new brochures mitted to enjoy. Week activities Oct. 7 APPOINTED Walter Cor- have been prepared by the through 13. Most hospital patients have too many guests who nell to fill a vacancy on advertising committee of Among the many prizes stay too long and indulge in too much "sick talk" — the Contractors Examining the Boca Raton Chamber are a $100 modeling including their own sordid operations and assorted Board and re-appointed of Commerce. scholarship; a trip to Nas- illnesses. Hospitals can do little about this except Frank Berger as a regular The brochures provide sau; a night waterway limit visiting hours and permit only two-at-a-time. member and John Brown information for industries cruise, a permanent, two If you've ever been sick enough to need hospital as an alternate. Joseph S. interested in locating in $10 savings accounts, a care, you know how much it means to have such good O'Toole was named an the area, a history of $10 merchandise certifi- facilities close-by. There has been the problem of alternate member of the Boca Raton, and a de- cate, a photographic por- having to wait for a bed in Bethesda but this will be Planning and Zoning Com- scriptive treatise of the trait, two gifts of cos- mission and William Hall- greatly relieved with the opening of a new wing soon. community. metics, a two-piece shorts man was re-appointed a I've already had the thrill of being rolled out the The three booklets will Tickets for the annual Fireman's Ball of the Boca Raton Firefighters Benev- set, $5 in dry cleaning, a member of ths Palm Beach be distributed by the front door for the drive home but I was there long olent Assn. went on sale this week with City Manager William Lamb and Mayor purse, two cakes, sta- County Resources Develop- Chamber in specialized enough to sample the facilities and services — and John Brandt on hand to buy the first tickets. Fire Chief John Loughery is at tionery, and the Miss ment Board. and limited editions. left while Fireman Joe DeMassa handles the sale. I'm glad to report that they are A-OK. Flame crown. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, September 27, 1962 Renick, WTVJ Receive Award Magnotte Paintings 'College Showcase' Will On Display Monday* WTVJ, Channel 4 in Miami, received the award A one-man show of paint- for "Nation's Most Out- Feature PB Jr. College ings by Gary Magnotte standing Editorials by a "College Showcase," ««U be used in addition will open Monday at First Television Station" from first in a new television to interviews with senior Federal Savings and Loan the Radio Television News series featuring Palm members of the faculty. Assn. of Lake Worth. Directors Association in Beach Junior College, "Pew people realize Magnotte studied at the ceremonies last week in may be seen beginning that Palm Beach Junior Westside Art Academy, San Francisco. Sunday on WPTV, Channel College i s the oldest Los Angeles, Emory Uni- Ralph Renick, WTVJ 5. public junior college in versity in Atlanta and Uni- vice president in charge In its inaugural monthly the state," stated Josh versity of Pine Arts in of news, received the program in the 1:30 spot, Crane, Television Coordi- Lexington, Ky. £<> award from RTNDA execu- "The Old Guard Remem- nator for the College. He The art exhibit will fea- tive . director Baskett bers When!" will be tele- continued, "This program ture oil paintings and stud- Mosse of Northwestern vised. The program is de- wil1 Sive tne viewers an ies in pen and ink, both of University at the awards signed to give the viewers idea of the growth of the a realistic and surrealis- luncheon of the news di- an insight into the early Junior^ college in this tic nature. The exhibit Completely re-styled for 1963 Ford's top-of-the-line Galaxie 500/XL con- of the college, state." will be open to the public rectors' annual convention. years There were entries from Ralph Renick vertible, shown, above, offers luxury car features, such as bucket seats and Reminiscences of Coun- from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon- console, a 260-cubic-inch Challenger V-8 engine, custom-designed interior Photographs which appear- day through Thursdays 31 states and Canada in ty Superintendent Howell and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. competition, the only one appointments, and a console-mounted transmission lever. The 500/XL con- ed in early annuals from L. Watkins, Department the,three former campuses Fridays. conducted each year sole- vertible is one of 14 Galaxie hardtop, convertible, station wagon and sedan Heads Watson B. Duncan ly for the broadcasting models scheduled to go on display in dealers showrooms Friday. ~ ] Etl, and Mary Sue Albert- news field. Thursday was Dr. G Registrar Elbert Ballard Simmons, noted BishoPj President Harold New Fords Will Go on Display Friday Florida educator and di- c Man and facult rector of institutional re- member Esther Holt are eo- lations at FAU. He will ordinated with a series of Described as "the most features offered in all formance _„ „ and economy Jjf followed on alternate pictures to enable a com. 500 N. Federal Highway service-free standard-size 1963 Galaxies," Laux are offered on several of i:hurs^y_shi!*s. by Dl; parison of the new and the Pompano Beach, Fla. EUCTRIC GLASS BOTTOM American car ever offer- explained. the engines. old. BOATS Kenneth R. Williams and ed," the 1963 Ford Gala- Those features include other members of the pro- msumK Dr0£rams to ALL DAY SPECIALS fessional staff who will ^T tta'33£ se- xie features completely an optional Thunderbird- ffi}} jfflff MBIDbfifS THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 new styling, a new high type swing-away steering discuss developments at ries wm iUustrate the Meat Loaf and Creole Sauce 49% economy V8 engine, new column for convenience of \Q AppSBf OH TY the new state university role of palm Beach 36,000-mile major lubrica- entry. Vent windows are y.,,,,,™ „* . « _ ., 1., ., h, U, , t0, ,ad mw v, ,,, fVlQ oj o f !^ l,!? l i^ 1 : nior CollegUiiC6Ce x inu the greater FRIDAY, SEPT. 28 tion interval and a new, crank operated, seat cush- " f Aff T mit its first student class Paim Beach area. Broiled Spanish iliill 1964 and W1 ex $10-million soft-riding ions feature three inches ooff ^t »^ » ^Z'r ^ ' *° « " WPTV director ™Walte*r Mackerel Slty hav begu a egular l£ n the va rious areas "compliance-link" sus- foam rubber, interior door * f / ? i + Berkenfield and film edi- DRIVE-IN THEATRE pension. se es f intem ew in the U S1 y SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 S. Federal Hwy, handles are luxurious pad- " ° ^ h M ™ " h . tor Kenneth Coleman are Salisbury Steak The Ford 'Galaxie line die-type and a new AM-with Sip Taylor on her Miss Taylor's show is with Coordi- Deerfield Beach V- goes on display Friday at FM radio is optional. Crane on the . pro- and Rice NOW SHOWING '-' Ford dealers. An all-new, three-speed Channel 5 television pro- seen daily Monday through gram. On "The Old Guard gram, Sip 'n Coffee. Friday on Channel 5 at SUNDAY, SEPT. 30 John Red Charlton Heston and "The 1963 Galaxie rep- manual shift, synchormesh Remembers When" program Baked or Fried Wayne Buttons First to appear last 1 p.m. a student assistant crew Chicken with Sophia Loren portray resents an all-out effort transmission is standard "HATARI!" by our stylists, engineers on all 1963 Galaxie mod- including Bob Achille, Al White Eice In color at 8:30 the turbulent lovers, and product planners to els. The new transmis- Siebert, Tom Mook, Ralph El Cid and Chimene, in s n Boynton, Steve Jones and MONDAY, OCT.. 1 Martin Venetia capture an even greater i° > first of its type ever ; Country Steak .a West Stevenson "El Cid", currently at share of the volume stand- offered on U.S.-built ^ Maureen Mahoney aided in and Rice ****% "SGT. WAS A LADY" the Cinema in Shoppers ard-size market," said passenger cars, is syn- the filming. Shown at 7:00 only Haven. E.F. Laux, Ford Division chronized in all forward The College Showcase TUESDAY, OCT. 2 Breaded Veal Cutlet general marketing mana- gears to minimize hard series will run year-round and Tomato Sauce ger. shifting, gear clash and and will show many diffe- Galaxie is currently ac- tooth wear, rent facets of college life WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 counting for 46 per cent The 260 cubic inch and student and faculty Meat Loaf of Ford Division sales Challenger engine is de- talent. and Creole Sauce as a separate car line, signed to operate on regu- Laux said, with the sleek lar fuel, offering good per- "500 XL" series taking formance and high fuel one out of every eight economy. Custom perform- Galaxie sales. ance is available in 35 i/S (ANDLAD/ different levels through The Griddle "This consumer trend to sporty and luxurious various combinations of Color Randolph Scott SPECIAL NEXT WED. cars keynotes both the six engines, five transmis- 95 E. Palmetto Park Road Co- Joel McCrea LISTON-PATTERSON styling and the many sions and nine rear axle Hit "Two Rode Together" FIGHT PICTURES comfort and convenience ratios. Two-, four- and six-barrel carburetion for selected blends of per- John Wayne and pet cheetah rest between scenes BOCA RATON in "Hatari!" the African adventure film which is now NOW OPEN Free Parking 2.000 Cars OPEN 1 P.M. at the Gold Coast Drive In. 1:30 - 4:50 - 8:20 NEWS MON. THRU FRI. PHONS 395-5121 ADULTS Published every THURS- ^ Featuring 6:00 A.M.to 7:30 P.M. 954 till 6 DAY at 34 S..E. 2nd St. w m by Eoca Eaton News, SAT. Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, Dinners and SUN. SAMUEL BRONSTON P^nts pr.es., Ward Risvold, vice-pres. 6:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. CHARLTON .A SOPHIA from $[95 WARD EISVOLD LOREN Publisher SUNDAY BUFFET DINNER JOHN OPEL 6 to 9 P.M. Dinner Specials Editor Delmonico 1-2 Broiled H. CUAY RILE"*! 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SHOPPING PLAZA Built-in adjustable antenna 3401 N. Federal Hwy. STEREO SERVICE N. H± Hwy. at 20th St. & 5th Ave. Call WH 1-8550 Big "Daylight Blue" picture 169 Ph. WH 1-5837, Pompano Beoch Ph. 395-4122, Boca Raton Thursday, September 27, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS City Recreation Department Plans Congressman Rogers Cites Report on Florida Defense Full Schedule Of Fall Activities Congressman Paul Rog- defenses in that region. It The residents of Boca sentatives from the Boca tion for beginner and ad- ers has cited a special also urges that maximum Raton will be offered a Twilighters and the square vanced baton twirling will report just issued by a precautions be taken to wide variety of recreation dance class will also be be held this Saturday, task force of the House guarantee the security of activities next month as there to give out informa- Sept. 29, 9 a.m. at the Armed Services Commit- such installations as the Boca Raton Recreation tion. Crafts classes to Community Building in tee. Cape Canaveral, the mis- Department starts its Pall begin the week of Oct. 22 Memorial Park. Girls six The report, entitled The sile research center at Program. include: years or older interested in Report of the Special Sub- Huntsville, Alabama, and A number of adult activ- "MOSAIC TILE" - Mon- taking lessons are asked to committee on the Defense the areas surrounding them; of the Southeastern United In his comments, Rog* ities have been added to day, Oct. 22, 9:30 a.m., be at the Community Build- 1 keep pace with the grow- Community Building in ing Saturday. First class States, directs that in- ers said, "This action wiL ing need for this type of Memorial Park, registra- will be held Saturday, Oct. tensified military planning come as reassuring news program. One of the first tion fee, $3.50 for six 6. Cost of the instruction be executed for increased to. Floridians so vitally adult activities to begin weeks, instructor, Alice is $1.50 for the six week concerned with events will be the beginners Kimball. series. provinces of Quebec and surrounding the Cuban square dance instruction. "PLASTIC FLOWERS" For the boys, flag-tag Ontario. buildup. The report is These classes will be - Tuesday, Oct. 23, 9:30 football will open its sea- They also spent quite a gratifying to me as it held Thursday evenings a.m., Community Building son Monday, Oct. 1, when bit of time in northern verifies such a plan I had at the Community Build- in Memorial Park, registra- the Warriors take on the Vermont and New Hamp- called for in an address ing, 8 to 10 p.m., starting tion fee, .50 for six weeks. Chargers. The six team shire visiting relatives before the House last week. Oct. 4. "TEXTILE PAINTING" league is open to boys 9- and friends. Efforts such as these will Cost of the instruction -r- Wednesday, Oct. 24, 12 years of age. Games They enjoyed a visit do much to demonstrate is ,50 Today we would like to introduce our newest ser- geant, Sgt. John L. La- Mont Jr. LaMont, affectionately LOW-COST AUTO known to all as "Bud," is not only a native Flo- ridian but is also a native of Boca Raton. Bud was born on East Palmetto Park Road in 1934. He attended elementary schools here and Seacrest High School in Delray Beach. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1951 to 1955 in Korea, Japan and the Far East area. He participated SGT. JOHN LAMONT ALL. in the now famous "Pass- Bud joined the Boca Ra- age to Freedom" episode ton Police Department of 1953, where the North Jan. 1, 1959 and was pro- Indo China refugees were moted to rank of sergeant literally removed from Sept. 16 of this year. under the noses of the in- His hobbies and mechan- COST: Your own doNar-for-dollar comparisons will vading communists and re- ics and fire-arms and he is moved to South Indo China. an expert with both. He is convince you that out* low bank rates will save you plenty on the departmental "range the financing of your car. The question is: why pay more? officer" and is in charge of SMITH & all the reloading equip- De SHSILDS, Bnc. ment and the monthly pis- tol shooting. €®H¥IHIEN? TIRMS: Your loan will be repayable 165 N.W. 20th STBEET BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Bud is married and has in convenient monthly installments on a plan that is custom- two children, one son (Arris Smith, President) John E. "Petey," age tailored to meet the requirements of your budget. Come ?n! two, and a daughter, Judy Lynn, age one. His wife Barbara says that she spends all her time, both spare and otherwise, just FAST being a housewife. Her Quality only hobbies are baking PLYWOOD ' CEILING TILE and sewing and this writer IIARDBOARD * REDWOOD can give expert testimony FRIENDLY INSULATING BOARD DOORS as to her culinary arts. CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 5-7 P.M. BOCA RATON TERLING NATIONAL OnCAMINO REAL BANK Phone 395-2300 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, September 27, 1962 World Traveling Poodle Soroptimist Club to Hold Church Bowling Is TNIew and Old' Benefit Sale Scheduled Tuesdays At Home Wherever He Is Over 30 persons met this By Beatrice Landry A "New and Old" sale the club's service pro- week at University Bowl- is being planned by the Footloose, fancy free jects, which include spon- ing Lanes to finalize plans Soroptimist Club of Boca sorship of the Boca Ra- and schedules for a Church and a continental traveler, Raton for October 4, 5, that's Chantilly, two year ton Home Nursing Service group bowling. and 6 at 123 S.E. First and a college scholarship The group will be known old French poodle owned Street in the Royal Palm for a Boca Raton graduate by Mr. and Mrs. James W. as Boca Raton Church Shopping Center (formerly of Seacrest High School to Bowling Fellowship and Burke. Jack & Jill Shop). attend Palm Beach Junior He loves to travel and consists of six teams from # New items to be sold College. the First Methodist, St. prefers to fly. He has will include special pack- crossed the ocean three Paul, and Advent Lutheran ages of soap, hand made Personals Churches. times, but his main love is earrings and tissue boxes. traveling in Europe where Mr. and Mrs. Fred San- They elected Harry Used items include a 12' ders are now in their Es- Reed president, Mrs. Pearl he is welcome anywhere. wide Venetian blind, a He doesn't particularly tates home after summering Kuster, secretary, and supply of men's jackets, at Blowing Rock, N.C. Be- Charles DeVault, treasurer. like ship travel. and household items. A quasi-Spanish residence designed by architect Robert E. Roll is being fore coming home they They will bowl every He has visited the top Committee members are Tuesday night at 9 p.m. fashion houses in Paris built in Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club for Mr. and Mrs. M.A.|Clausen of visited Washington, D.C., CHANTILLY Mrs. George (Annie) Young, New York, and Williams- starting Oct. 2 at Uni- where he only barks at the Detroit, Mich. Interior of the house will feature massive pine beams from trees chairman; Mrs. Jack (Pat) versity Bowl. models wearing furs. selected and felled in burg, Va. does her leisurely shop- Georgia. Completion is scheduled for eariy December. Pennell, Mrs, George (Ma- Chantilly is a familar p{ John Apetz is the contractor. rie) Whitehouse, Mrs. figure in Paris department ng He has stopped off at ... Harold (Ruby) Turner, Mrs. stores where he waits pa- Helen Roadman, Mrs. St PP6d SeVeml timGS by Fire For a lovelier p... Franklin (Dorothy) Page. tiently while Mrs. Burke '^hasTived'S'foSS" ° Prevention Hi-lites _i For Your Next PHONE He has lived in London, soldiers. Each time Chan- Contributions of sale Paris and Washington, tilly gave the soldier an Unification Of Fire PollCP ^* Appointment 395-2-4-49 D.C., but seems to prefer affectionate welcome. iCdUUII Ul TIIC, TOIICC items will be welcomed. Prance, He Mrs. Annie Young may be c/faznuz Scanty Salon ing at Deauvilleeiuoyed, v ey a n called at Boca Raton 395- No r: a™Tt iike dog s Forces Not a New Suggestion 0818 for pick-up service. FRED POLAND 5TH AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA many, where he paid no chantilly traveled more BOCA RATON, FLORIDA final charge to the fire- Money received from OWNER attention to the thous- o,000 miles in Eu- By Lt. Sal Matteis tnan 2 City Fire Inspector men. They left it up to the this sale will be used in ands of cows that roamed rope with the Burkes dur. that cheesemaking area . .... individual concerned to ing a 13 month tour- £• artiCle l once read decide whether or not re- En^neering maga HAWAII JAPAN fow Somehow a hlnrk u • engineering maga sponse should be made to H0N6K0N6 PHIUWNK cow. bomenow, a black roonii when neCessary to zine concerning "unifica- a f1rp fllflrm in .„„. nn. cow caused him to have be ieft alone, without bark- tion terminology" con- occurred while in the oer- Vour ship is a resort at what amounted to almost a ing but he did captivate tained information I feel f°0™ce TDO1 cV dutLs Ma during a fabulous lormance 0I poilce auues AMERICAN PRESIDENT convulsion, he would get some of the maids who should be passed on to my One can oSly specudat-e SHOP BOCA FIRST LINES 6-week cruise. Ask so upset. stopped their work to readers. us for details. on the thoughts in the A cafe au lait color, frolic with him. it is axiomatic in any minds of the Cincinnati Chantilly is a miniature He has been to the successful endeavor that poodle from the famous opera, especially enjoys identification of the ob- Ba%aa\r Coll English Piperscroft Farm, the Eifel tower where he jective must be the first referencejoints oui 395-1414 He was purchased when goes free but people pay goal. This is true in fire well known fact His 2o SDJXIE. he was two months old and $1.50. He is also very fighting as in any other Joes ^oeat itself weighed only two pounds. fond of outdoor cafes profession. Before an ex- Seld m BOCA RATON In Lisbon with his own- where he can watch the tinguisher is selected for ,""" "'JT in^LT iessons ll ° TRAVEL AGINCY ers recently, driving along people go by. use, the officer in charge teaches, f Now nearly 85 years Special I Special I Spmal I 18 S. E. First Avenue a patrolled road during an In facti here where must determine what is ___ nnriqinp the rar was " ~, ', ,.""", ," ". ——- — later, a vocal group Of uprising, tne car was h display burning and then conduct municipal government IN OUR BARGAIN BAZAAR manof y outdooS ops rnavfurniture a e he operations accordingly. theorists proclaimed to thinks it is a cafe and In counteracting propa- all who wouM listen thflt Floral Arrangements For heads toward it. ganda currently advanced th nave inyented a new Chantilly goes to a den- by supporters of police methQd Qf organization tist for dogs.twice a year, nd f e * Prizes * Gifts * Friends and Yourself . . t ., f 5 unification, or in- wMch overnight will solve #1 hkes his toenails mam- tegration as it is some- all-the problems of fire * Hospital and Hospitality Calls cured and wears a color- times termed, firefighters and police administration, ful top bow and is a most should not lose sight of Nex^ week the article affectionate pet and very this factor. Failure to do w^ ^e continued as to HANDBAGS and HATS intelligent, as most poo- so can result only in in- the theory and facts of po- dles are. effective efforts which lice and fire integration. Interesting Odds 'N Ends Galore He responds to commands may tend to further con- in either French or Eng- fuse a muddled picture, lish and is well mannered. The single department Mrs. Burke said he even theory for public safety is likes to sing but is not nothing new. It was pro- 101 E. ROYAL PALM ROAD very musical. posed in this country in IN DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON Burke retired in Decem- the 19th Century although ber, 1960 from the U.S. some researchers have Government after 35 and a mentioned it originated half years service. They with the British who quick- traveled in 34 countries ly discarded it. The board, and arrived back in this of fire commissions rs of country in May after a 13- Cincinnati required that all month tour of Europe. city firemen be sworn in The Burkes are having a as policemen to perform SHOUT home built in Boca Raton police duties. Square. Chantilly is now The commissioners IT FROM Whatever you want to buy, busy getting acquainted hedged a bit by noting THE with American scenes and that the men should not be sell or rent... whatever you expects to settle down required to go an unrea- WANT and enjoy his home here. sonable distance from the However, when travel- fire station in pursuit of ADS want to find, from a lost ing is mentioned, he is al- their police functions and ways ready to go. that two men. should al- • ways remain with the ap- umbrella to a new job... Mrs. Jesse Everett cele- paratus. The good burghers brated her 87th birthday proved they were excel- this week at her home. lent politicians in their Want Ads serve you results THERE'S "on a silver platter" MAGIC IN *..atlow€ost. WANT APS FAST ACTION FROM WANT ITS VERY EASY TO PLACE ADS YOUR HARD WORKING, INEXPENSIVE THE IMPORTANT WANT AD.... SHIFT GENTLY SHAPED See what's new in ARNEL and Miss Patsy Muse, last year's winner of the South RAYON. Available in these Florida,twirling contest in West Palm BBach, will glamorous colors: Shrimp, Gold, begin baton instruction with the Boca Raton Recrea- WHAT COULD BE Violet, and Blue. £11 fir tion Dept. this Saturday morning at Memorial Park. EASIER? Call BOCA 395-5KI and the Other Styles in Prints and friendly tkssified girl will help you Stripes. Washable, too! word your result producing advertisement TURN TO THE FIRM BEST QUALIFIED Fashions For Florida Living BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, September 27, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Legionaires Set Turkey Shoot Date Cub Pack 327 Will night at the Boca Raton School at 7:30 p.m. Legionaires of Post Baker, chairman, will also Hold First Meeting Boys must be accom- 277 have set a date of place the tickets on sale panied by a parent or Sunday, Nov. 18, for their throughout the city. All boys, age eight to 10 and a half living south of guardian. annual turkey shoot which A letter was received by Eighth Street are invited to A film on Cub Scouting benefits the Post's the Post from the chairman will be shown, according scholarship fund. of the scholarship fund attend the first meeting of Cub Scout Pack 327 to-to Carl McKenry, Cub The shoot will be held from Seacrest High School Scoutmaster. New mem- on the rifle range on A1A that the student now attend- New members accepted at the recent meeting in- bers of pack 327 will be north of the pavilion from ing Florida State Univer- introduced to the various clude John H. Berry, 10 a.m. to dusk. sity is making excellent Dens. Tickets are available at progress. This student re- Mathaus Jacobson, Frank the Legion Home. Dona- ceived partial assistance J. Manuela, and Elmer L. tions are $1. William from Post 277. Olsen. Use the Classifieds NO 1 Due to the rise in prices by LIMITS | October 5, we urge you to buy | your Sipor supply HOW, if Candidates for "Miss Teen Town for 1962-63" Edna Young, Linda Thompson, Anita Fitzgerald, | possible. COLONIAL will hove, not are, front row, left to right, Anita Montgomery, Renee Barbara Dowdy, Sherry Butcher, Sandra Skinner, Ramseyer, Cary Kammerman, Lynn Smith,1 Fran Galio, Diane Ramsey and Peggy Whisman. Missing from the | ONE item, but EVERY item on Kathy Pope and Sandra Pfanner; rear row, left to picture is Ellen Brown, Eight of the candidates will I SPECIAL SALE . . . over 5,000 right, Joan Schmidt, Caroline Tobler, Mary Crawford, be selected Saturday as semi-finalists. items let select from. THIS AD Fit2gerald Trains LOOK FOR THIS Real Estate Development Seen as At Norfolk, Va. IS GOOD SIGN ON U.S.#! THRU Midshipman Third Class HWY. 2515 N. Preston H. Fitzgerald, Fed. Hwy. WED. Multi-Mittion-Dollar Boon to City son of Colonel and Mrs. H.M. Fitzgerald of Boca Between Defray OCT. 3 QUART New home developments $1,000,000 by the time the housing with either a I BALLANTINE'S in a community can mean job is completed. passive attitude, or, in Raton, completed a period and of amphibious warfare MILSH1R1 new money for that area to Landscaping expenses some cases, with a nostal- training recently at the Boynlon an estimated $67,500,000.00 will top $75,000, and gic sigh for the vanishing or more in ten years, bridge-building and canal- 'status quo'," Prout con- Little Creek Naval Amphi- according to Robert E. digging operations have cluded. "But most of them, bious Base, Norfolk, Va. Prout, project manager for added another sizeable when they stop and think a During the training, PHONE CR 8-2525 Camino Gardens, Boca Ra- sum to the total. Other moment about the benefits dubbed PHITRAMID II ton homesites being readied miscellaneous activities it brings to the area, and (amphibious training for OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. for October opening. midship - ^c _ such as decorating the to them as well, welcome By Heublein == Using Camino Gardens models, having a full- the builder enthusiastical- men), the as an example, prout scale model of the com-ly." midshipmen - SCOOP/ points out that according munity constructed, put- were famil- ULL QUARTVgJJICER'S FULL OUART to mortgage experts, the ting in a complete water 65 Youngsters iarized with FULL QUART CHARTER financing on a home of the and sewer system ($300,- plannin g M0HAWSC ICRACSCLIN At Sparky Meet and execut- class being built here 000 in itself) will help WODKA 1 ROSE OAK ($22,500-39,500) requires enhance local coffers. ing amphi- HOUSE LORDS A total of 65 youngsters bious ope- an average family income In addition, of course, Bourbon turned out for the Sparky r a tions. WINE of approximately $15,000 there are great tax bene- Fire Department last This in- SCOTCH to handle properly. fits to the local area — not Saturday, Fireman Lou cluded land- Fitzgerald to mention payment for per- Reg. 8.50 Now, using this $15,000 Papitto reported. ing equipment and vehi- mits, fees, and other gov- average income, times Those present received cles, debarkation from ernmental requirements. 8 YEAR OLD !H 450, (the number of homes a Sparky Fire Department ships into landing craft 1ADIAN _ 86 PROOF in the completed communi- Even more impressive, if helmet donated by the by rope nets, boat hand- IMPERIAL th ty) the potential annual it could be calculated, CLUB | William Day, Inc., insur- ling, removal of obstacles By Hiram <5chenleij BOURBONS 5 income for residents of would be the benefit to ance firm. Cartoons were on beaches and survival Seagrams = STILLBROOK ...3.19 Camino Gardens is the community and sur- shown and the youngsters methods. $6,750,000, which pro- rounding areas in the em- also received fire preven- ¥0 ~I Walker LW. HARPER 4.69 jected over a ten-year ployment possibilities The future Navy and tion literature to take Marine Corps officers were span, represents a possi- created by a development home. OLDTAttOR 4.49 ble benefit to the area (in such as this. also acquainted with the A membership contest is 99 39 OLD FORESTER 4.49 which Boca Raton centers) assault techniques of ver- Even at this stage of currently underway. Young- of a staggering $67,500,000 ticle envelopment — a con- Fifth AHCliNT AGE 3.49 Camino Gardens progress, sters with names to turn in purchasing power! it has already provided, cept by which troops are Fifth sz: should see that they are airlifted from ships to the 3 TEH HIGH 3.39 Even prior to this opti- employment for a whole deposited at the Fire Sta- beach behind "enemy" I 3 FOR *10 mum, the area encompass- army of men and women, CANADA DRY ..,.3.99 tion this week. lines by fast-flying heli- ing any new housing has including office help, copters while other troops 86 Proof received a tremendous fi- tree crews, equipment SCOTCH II FUU QUART Good News Club to assault the beach. RELSKA nancial boost. First, the operators, landscapers, BELLS 4.47 = Kentucky BOURBON new company handling the draftmen, architects, sur- Hold Registration The culmination of the VODKA MmM Proof veyors, engineers, skin- training was an actual development (Powdrell & Registration will be CUTTY SARK 5.75 = divers (for underwater beach assault with the Alexander, Inc. for Ca- taken Wednesday, Oct. FULL QUART construction work on the famed Navy Underwater J&B 5.99 H mino Gardens) must find 3, for the Good News canals), photographers, Demolition Team (Frog- CatvertlFULLJJAItTS and rent or buy office Club after school at the JOHN BEGG 4.19 |j publicity men, advertising men) joining the middies. space and hire local off- Recreation Center. ice personnel. specialists, printers, dec- MARTIN'S V.V.0....4.99 orators, and many, many Any boy or girl from 8UNBM 3.99 Powdrell & Alexander six to 14 is eligible to Miss Merilee Fuller flew AMBASSADOR 4.69 more. in from her home in Cin- spent $1,000,000 for the join. Members meet each DRURY'S 3.99 kWHiSSClY 3,99 land being developed. • But the long-range bene- Wednesday after school cinnati, Ohio, to spend the They followed this up fit is in the purchasing at the Recreation Center. weekend with her grand- HUDSON BAY 4.69 86 Proof ...... 3.99 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max with expenditures for pre-powjr of the people who Flannelgraph stories MALCOLM FRASER.4.99 Haas of Boca Harbour be- paring the land in the 177will live in the new coman- d a chorus are part of I PHILADELPHIA ..3.99 fore returning to Rollins acre tract — another munity, and must have the club's activities. I GOLDEN goods and services. They College in Winter Park. I GOLDEN WEDDING.. 3.99 Mrs. Florence Egstrom GILBEY'SSPEY ROYAL will, in almost all cases, 369 FIFTH 1 BELLOWS is in charge. ESS?" 4.«9 get these goods and ser- QUART 5.69 vices locally, hence creat- -PULL QUARTS ing jobs for milkmen, Personals all Blended gardeners, supermarket Frank Kavanaugh of BOCA WHISKEY SEAGRAM'S * GILBEY'S employees, small retail Royal Palm Yacht and SOHENLEY « GORDON'S businessmen, service sta- Country Club is in Con- RATON tion on ad employees, necticut on business FOUR ROSES CALL restaurant personnel, in- where the breeze is 395-1515 surance salesmen, and so "cool." He plans to con- MEAT 7 CROWN GINS 3.99 on infinitum. And in turn clude his business soon these people themselves and return to sunny Boca QUART BARCLAY'S... 3.79 generate buying power Raton. MARKET QUART FLEISCHMAMH'S 3.89 with their profit from the Q69 residents of Camino Gar- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fin- 1945 N. Federal QUART MiLSHERE 149 dens. frock of Deerfield Beach (S.W. Corner 20th St.) W FIFTH QUART CANADA DRY 3J9 "Some older residents entertained Sunday at an in an area look upon new open house to celebrate Meats - Groceries their 25th wedding anni- Delicatessen Items ONLY COLONIAL GIVES YOU EVERY BOTTLE OH SALE Birth versary. Mrs. Arthur Nor- ris and Mrs. Robert Englis Cold Beer Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde De- assisted with the arrange- ' * it Took CoionM To Brop The Priees 1! Patronise * Shields, 474 N.E. 33rd ments. 1 30 North Fed. HwyStreet. , Boca Raton, an- -OPEN SUNDAY- Colonial and Keep The Prices Bownlt nounce the birth of a Boca Raton daughter, Deborah Marga- "The Professional Touch ret, born Sept. 16 at 0INS 2.79 Bethesda Memorial Hospi- in Insurance Analysis" SCOOP/ CARIOCA VOPKAS 2.79 tal. Mrs. DeShields is the We are pleased to announce 99 former Marjorie Larson. DONQ RUMS 2.99 the appointment of FULL QUART 1LENDS 2.89 NICHOLS RUM 3 VERMOUTHS 'Wmrn Cm i@ii!ifi ALLAN N. FERGUSON m GUCKEMHEIMER IMPORTED 8 year old MARTINS & ROSSI 1.99 As Manager NOIU.EY PRATT ,.1.99 WHBSSCEYAga O.EC. MANY IMPORTED..99C of our Boca Raton Office 86 PROOF CIN1ANO 1.79 SO8SSIERE ...... 1.79 124 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY 3 Me REYNOLD'S BOCA RATON, FLORIDA FULL OUR FAMOUS Telephone: 395-3225 mmon QUART BAY BARCLAY'S CHAMPAGNE SCOTCH BOURBON Regular 6.00 Value 99 THIS one. WEEK S20 N. Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton OHLY BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1865 COMPLETELY Ait .CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT 6A THli OGCA RATON NEWS Thursday, September Bobcats to Play First Home Gome Tonight at City Park The J.C. Mitchell Ju- nior High School Bobcats Flag Tag League to Play take to the gridiron to- night at 7:30 at Memorial Park recreation field for Season's Opener Monday their first home game of the 1962 season against Flag-tag football will Mike LoBianco, Gus Ci- Central Junior High begin in earnest Monday cala, Tom Prichard, Jerry School of West Palm afternoon with the first Morris, Billy Holzinger, Beach. league game of the sea-Mitch Heydt, Russell Steb- son scheduled. bins, Jeff McKinley, and Well drilled teamwork is Teddy Mann. expected of the Bobcats The Warriors will play who performed with sur- the Chargers in the open- The Colts: Steve Vail, prising speed and smart- ing game at 4 p.m. on Me- Robert Drews, Tommy ness in their opener last morial Park field. Hudson, Ricky Sturm, Ken- week on a muddy field The Flag-tag League ny Manning, Tom Hollis, against Boynton. They formed six teams last Bobby Lockwood, Larry produced an estimated Monday with thirteen Parks, Darren Holbrook, 200 yards gained during boys on each team roster. Craig Botelito, Marion game to their opponent's The six team names are: Taylor, Teddy Olsen, 110 yards. the Chargers, the Warriors, and Tony Hollis. They were narrowly edg- the Wildcats, the Colts, The Devils: Francis ed 6-0 in the final minutes the Devils, and the Tack- Giblin, Steve Hudson, of the game. lers. George Facer, Gary Mar- Tackle George ,McRey- The team rosters are: tin, Mike Noble, Lee Bis- nolds provided many of The Chargers: Hank hop, Ronnie Knight, Char- the game's thrills with his Seaman, Paul Finger, les Giblin, Ceb McKenry, brilliant defensive play. Peter Knott, Tommy May- Kenneth Olsen, John Mara- Boynton came to know him nard, Jimmie Lockwood, die, Steven Welch, Glenn as almost a member of #•* Peter Maradie, David Guthrie. their own backfield. Cap- Dolan, Wayne Luttrell, The Tacklers: Tony Or- tain Ricky King continues Timmy Garson, Bill pesa, Dave Scanlon, Grant It was a strike . . . really! Mayor John Brandt bowled the first official ball to lead his backfield with Smith, Mark Sweet, Jim- i Brooker, Joe Orpesa, flashy running and block- at last week's ceremonies opening the new University Bowling Lanes. Note mie Harper, and Jimmie Jimmie Watson, Ricky ing. Stinson. that he had a bit of help from spectators who applied their own "body Eng-. Brooker, Brandy Chick, Among the new squad The Warriors: Jimmie Doug Clark, Bob Lynch, lish" to help the ball down the lane. On hand for the ribbon-cutting cere- members this year who are Parks, Steve McRenolds, Mike Backus, Tommy mony (below) were, from left, Harry Chevalier, manager; Mr. and Mrs. Charles showing real talent are Gary Wentworth, Johnny Keith, Paul Newkirk, Marqusee; bkipper Chuck Zink, master of ceremonies; Mayor Brandt; and Mr. Guard Tom Osborne, Tac- Sheppard, Burt Grennell, and Mark Mead. and Mrs. Murray Gurman.-Hank Cohen Photos. kle Tim Beegle, Backs John Sterling, Peter Pool, The schedule for next Bruce Hurd, Rick Bossen- Michael Kee, Jack Lard, week is: berry, Harry Herbold and .Bud Holman, Bill Peak, Monday, Oct. 1, Warriors Dennis Jones. Jack Flanerty, and Tomvs Chargers. The defensive line up for Weaver. Wednesday, Oct. 3, the Central game is ex- The Wildcats: Hudson Colts vs Devils. pected to be: right end - Sturm, Joey Ramsey, Rich- Friday, Oct. 5, Wildcats Gene Southards; right tac- ard Brownlee, Gary Gawor, vs Tacklers. kle - Tim Beegle; guard - Tom Osborne; left tackle - Seacrest Scenes George McReynolds; left Ricky King (left) and Harry Herbold end - Paul Southards; Seahawks Battle to First corner backs - Rick King CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN- and Bruce Hurd; line back- Some of the ailments that respond favorably to Tie in Game with Ft. Pierce ers - Rick Bossenberry chiropractic care are: and Marcial DeJesus; half- ARTHRITIS SCIATICA n_ At-EOT TM Al I By Bill Goldsmith backs - Harry Herbold and ASTHMA LUMBAGO •*•*• AIBIKI I MAW The Seahawks drew their first tie of the 1962-63 Dennis Jones. NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St, Orchid Square EPILEPSY ALLERGIES Boca 395-5221 season, when they played Fort Pierce in a hard Boca Bobcat Booster fought battle last Friday at Fort Pierce. Club members will set up It was a game of strate- military style with a squad refreshment stands for the gy rather than drama with system being established. game, providing hot dogs, DO ST YOURSELF SPRINKLER SUPPLIES neither of There will be no boredom soft drinks and coffee. the two during half time with Sea- Admission by season NEW LOW PRICES on plastic pipe teams in- crest Band present. ticket will be $1.00 for v a d i n g students and $2.50 for 3 past their The service clubs of adults. Individual gate /4" @ 4.50 y. ft. own thirty Seacrest are very active in admission will be 35(£ for yard lines. obtaining new members. students and 75 Engine - Min. 7 HP, air I NEED five full time or HOMES FOR SALE cool ed. part time women. Call Frame - All steel construc- Boca Raton News Classified tton. 942-01&3. (597-44B) Compression Roll - Min. LOOK THIS OVER 22y3 " die, - Max. 36" wide. Guide Rolls - Split type - Min. NEW COMPANY needs two STORES FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALF 20" dia. Max. 36" wide. men and two women to Dixie Shopping Center ACREAGE $150. down less than $60. Scrapers - Dual, spring loaded help open new business. scrapers on front and real rolls. No. Dixie Hwy. at21stAve. 2% ACRES $10. down per month, principal and in- Advancement with us is Water System - Cocoa mats and Near New Bowling Lanes $10. per month. Full price terest. Close to shopping spray bars on front and rear easy. ABOVE AVERAGE Store 16x45 Newly Dec. rolls. INCOMF. Write P.O. Box $495. Good unimproved tree center & US 1. 2 bedroom - Brake - Foot lever operated. Inquire Surplus Store land, with rights-of-way. 1 bath, with carport & Fla. Operator's seat. 1001, Boca Raton, Fla. or Call 395-3582 Si Trailer - THting type with not List address and Phone. Call WH-1 1435 or WH-1- room. Call Marcozzi at — less than 6.70 x 15 - 6 ply Tires, ^ (542i41Btf) 1173 or write, Pines 'n TOWN & COUNTRY Unit to be delivered within 30 (595-46B) Palms Ranchos, Box 759, PROPERTIES, INC. 8§ days. OFFICES FOR RENT The City of Boca Raton re- MAN to work in Make-Up Pompano Beach.(589-47B) 164 E. Boca Raton Rd. serves the right to reject any or Dept. of Photo-Offset Print Prime Boca Raton loca- all bids. 395-3434 Mail or deliver sealed Bids to: Shop. Make-up or dark tion, S.E. 4th St. just off OCEAN FRONTAGE Evenings 399-1782 Mr. Wm. H. Lamb room experience helpful. Federal Hwy. Approxi- $2500. DOWN (588-44B) City Manager mately 1400 sq. ft. Can This charming young miss is Robin Lynne, one City of Boca Raton $1.25 per hr. to start. Op- 200 x 475 OCEAN frontage Boca Raton, Florida portunity for advancement. be divided. Available on year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Rucks of Ormond Beach - Owner, NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath Bids shall be sealed and Tel. 395-5144 for inter- or about Nov. 15. Air Con- home central heating, Boca Raton.—Colony Studio marked "ROLLER", and bids Delray Beach, CR 8-2470. will be opened at the City Com- view appointment.(594-44B) ditioned - ample parking. (585-45B) city sewers, extra Ige. mission meeting to be held on For information call Mr. lot, built-in range & October 9th, 1962, at 7:30 P.M. CLERK-TYPIST, 20% Harper at WH 1-5510. (565- secretarial duties, short- To Place A oven, Ige. screened porch, PUBLIC NOTICES CITY OF BOCA RATON 42Btf) no closing costs, price By: Wm. H. Lamb hand and excellent typing Classified Ad PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE City Manager skill required. 40 hour SMALL Office space in $14,000. . 1199 West Pal- The City Commission of the City of Boca Raton week, $60. to start. Tel. inner court of Orchid Phone 395-5121 metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- City of Boca Raton, Florida, at Palm Beach County BID PRICE ON THE ABOVE 1818. (594-8B) a Regular Meeting held on the Boca Raton, Florida SPECIFICATIONS.. $ 395-5144 for interview. Square, 200 South Federal. Ilth day of September, 1962, has BOMFS FOR SALE September 19, 1962. Dealer ^ Very reasonable. See your passed and adopted the following HOLLYWOOD - 2 bed- RARE Resolution No. 56-62 and has NOTICE MEN 21-35 broker or call Logan 6- OCEAN FRONT OFFERING ordered a PUBLIC HEARING TO: FORD TRACTOR AGENCIES 3229, Ft. Lauderdale, 5 rooms and carport, $9900. held thereon at 7:30 P.M., Tues- PRIVATE BEACH 1 LARGE Wholesale Food pm to 6 pm. (601-44Btf) 2643 Hayes Street. Tel. day, October 2nd, 1962, at the The City of Boca Raton will Authorized Signature MOST attractively furnish- City Hall. receive sealed bids on or before Chain expanding in this Yukon 7-4684. (567-46B) Publish: Sept. 27th, 1962 ROOMS FOR RENT ed 2 bedroom, 2 bath Jacob Heidt 12:00 o'clock (NOON), October Furnish Proof of Publication area. Permanent year Jacob Heidi, City Cleik 2, 1962, for the following ROOMS with twin beds, 3/2 home, hardwood floors, home, complete in minute Tractor Mower. 'round positions. Excel- detail, reverse cycle air Publish: September 20th and lent income for those who private bath, reasonable. central heating, lg. lot. 27th, 1962 One (1) current Model No. 861 MISCELLANEOUS for SALE Convenient to shopping Built in range, oven. Own-i conditioning, pine paneled Fumlah Proof of Publication Ford Diesel Tractor equipped qualify. No experience thru-out, landscaped with all Standard Equipment, necessary, we will train. area. PH 395-4863. er. 395-4378. (592-44B) RESOLUTION NO. 56-62 plus the following features: PLASTIC Swim Pool - like grounds over-looking A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY 34. B9 Draw BarH.P. new — 12 feet across - 2 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, COMMISSION OF BOCA RATON, Transmission — S Speed — 3 branch manager trainees. ocean, within minutes of FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR Standard. feet deep — with Filter and ONE room and bath, pri- 2701 N.E. 2nd Ave. Write fine clubs, golf, and deep THE PAVING OF JUANA ROAD LlvetPTO — 540 and 1,000 Pump, $45. Call 395-2420. Salesmen A.B. Carroll, 60 Bates FROM WEST CAMINO REAL TO R.P.M. vate entrance, air-condi- sea fishing, Will sell un- THE SOUTH BOUNDARY LINE Tires; Rear — 6 ply Diamond (5_70-43nc) Call Boca 395-0914 tioned, heat. .For single Ave., Quince, 69, Mass. furnished. Priced less than OF SECTION 25, TOWNSHIP Tread 14 x 24. Dr (550-42Btf) 47 SOUTH, RANGE 42 EAST GE REFRIGERATOR and mornings only for appoint- epuple. Near 5th Ave. $50,000 - liberal financ- Front — 6 ply 7.50 x 16. Norge elec. kitchen range, ment. Plaza. Ph. 3,95-1432. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- Heavy Duty Front End— Power SACRIFICE New 2/1, elec. ing. Tel, 399-0184. (598- SOLVED BY THE CITY COM- Steering. good condition. Ph. 399- (590-44B) ' (531-41Btf) 44Btf) MISSION OF THE CITY OF Mower attachment: Servis kit., patio, nicely furn. be- Cyclone Model Cy-60. 4526. (587-44B) BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: AUTOS FOR SALE HOMES FOR RENT low cost $12,500. Owner SERVICES AVAILABLE Section 1. The City Commis- Unit to be delivered within 395-5367. (547=4 lr44B) sion "BereBy resolves and deter- 30 days. 10" TORO reel type mow- '59 JAGUAR XK-150 road- 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, The City of Boca Raton re- er, used, $15. 198 SW 7th ! mines that it is necessary for serves the right to reject any or ster, new top & tires, ex- unfurn. $85. per mo. yearly 2 BEDROOM, 2 /J bath the public safety and welfare Terrace. 395-4785. (586- Tax & Accounting that paving be installed along all bids. cellent condition, $1850. lease. Tel. 566-0675. home on Infra-Coastal Mail or deliver sealed Bids to: 44P) Services Juana Road from West Camino Mr. Wm. H. Lamb or best offer. 395-1384 days! (578-43Btf) waterway, air-conditioned, Real to the south boundary line (569-43B) Financial Statements of Section 25, Township 47 City Manager DINETTE, Charcoal For- APARTMENTS FOR RENT $34,900. 135 Spanish Systems Installed — South, Range 42 East, Boca City of Boca Raton mica top table, 6 Matching Trail or call 395-3890, Estate Planning Raton, Palm Beach County, Boca Raton, Florida. PETS Records Maintained Florida, in accordance with Bids shall be sealed and mark- Chairs, Vinyl padded, good DUPLEX (589-41r42B) J.K. BRENNAN CO. the City specifications, plans ed "TRACTOR BID", and bids AKC Poodle pups, Apri- will be opened at the City Com- condition. Phone 395-0079. ,40 S.E. 7th St., as busi- Boca 395-4488 and cost estimates on file in the (591-44B) cot or Black. Phone 395- ness or residence. Modern NICELY landscaped 2 bed- office of the City Engineer. mission meeting to be held on room home, air-cond, heat- • Se_cjion^_2;_That the cost of October 2nd, 1962, at 7:30 P.M. 2251, (39;3-33tfB) duplex, 1 bedroom, each SCREEN REPAIRS FOR Sale to settle Estate. ing, awnings, aluminum said pavement shall be assessed CITY OF BOCA RATON DALMATIAN Pups, well side. Phone or see ORY- Front Screen Doors on a front footage basis against By: Wm. H. Lamb, 1 Model B-3 Hammond Organ AL E. HADLEY, Realtor, shutters for all openings. property abutting upon the im- City Manager 1 RT-3 model Hammond marked, $25. 4 months old. Complete eleo. kitchen, Installed provement and that 100% of the 1183 SW 1st Terr; Deer- 400 E. Palmetto PL Rd., total cost of the installation BID PRICE ON THE ABOVE Organ Boca Raton. Ph. 395-2244, $13,500. Will sell good DELRAY SCREEN of the paving shBlI be borne by SPECIFICATIONS.. $ 4 white upholstered bar field. 399-1596. (400-33 quality furnishings less such abutting property. C471-;41-44B) Boca 395-3938 S_ection__3. The total cost of Dealer , stools Btf) ______than 1 yr. old complete or the proposed installation of SPACIOUS 1 bedroom by the room. Tel. 395-4017. pavement is estimated at 1 16 ft. Wells cargo trailer BEAUTIFUL affectionate THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND van registered, Seal point, apt. $75. per month, year- (593-44B) HOOViR ly. 271 N.W. 2nd Ave. EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS See Ralph P. Houghton, Siamese kittens, nine HOMES FOR SALE Vacuum Dealer ($34,800.00). Boca Raton. 395-4463. (283-27Etf) Sec^cm^.The method of pay- Authorized Signature weeks old. ;325 NW 15th * Bags for all Makes ment shall be by assessment (571-43Btf) of abutting property on a pro- Publish: September 27, 1962 St; Delray Beach. Phone EFFICIENCY Apartments, SACRIFICE Furnish Proof of Publication CR 6-4581. 508-39Btf $60. to 70. per month, 3/2 wifapopi, 21,500 FEDERAL TV rata front footage basis. Prop- Picture Frames, all types, erty owners who do not pay in yearly. Ill Boca Raton 3l«fihi*th 6205 N. Fed. CR 8-2888 cash before the commencement all sizes, mats, also SERVICES AVAILABLE $>ool 113,900 of work may pay the lien assess- Rd. 395-5535 or 395-- PUBLIC NOTICE weathervanes, post signs, 3/ltenns arriiHgetf $11,900 FIXIT HOME SEBVICE ments against their property in TYPING of all kinds 4327. (557-42-45P) 185 N.W. I3th St five (5) equal annual install- City of Boca Raton American flags, Jennings HUTILER REALTY ments, together with interest done in my home rea- Tel. ,395-3633 Palm Beach County Picture Framing, 110 E. FURNISHED 1 and 2 430N.Fe4.Hwy. Boca Raton SMALL Appliances thereon at the rate of eight per- Boca Raton, Florida Boca Raton Rd. Tel. sonably. IBM typewriter. cent (8) per annum, plus the 395-1685. (533-41btf) rooms, spacious. Also, an Mflffl, 39^1988 Eve. 395-149ff Irons, toasters, lamps, overhead, legal and administra- September 25, 1962 395-1660. (667-lOBtf) elec. fans, etc. Lawn Mower tive costs contingent upon the NOTICE efficiency, reasonable. El Sharpening an FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN 1963 FORD Golaxie 500 XL hardtop PACKAGE STORE DOWNTOWN BOCA! 39 MARTINI & FIFTH Your INVITATION 10 FLAVORS ROSSI Reg. 4.50 TO SEE HEUBLEIH VODKA VERMOUTH COCKT/ULSi 99 FULL The liveliest, most care-free FIFTH ,99. eg. 3. QUART cars of the year. HUMS RON CARIOCA BOCA CHICA The New 1963 FOUR 069 Reg. 5.75 V FIFTH BOOTH'S FORDS HIGH & DRY Reg. 5.00 FRIDAY and Gmkenheimer SATURDAY 10 YEAR OLD BOURBON 99 OLD FIFTH SEPTEMBER 28 - 29 HICKORY Regular HAIG & HAIG 5 STAR 5.50 HOUSE of LORDS FULL QUART MARTINV.V.Qi PARK&TILF0RD VAT 69 Philadelphia or USHER'S REG. THREE (.95 FEATHERS SCOTCH Don't forget to Register for DOOR PRIZES NICHOLS Reg. 5SB FULL QUART IMPORTED and FORD'S Fabulous $200,000 in Valuable PRIZES FUU QUART LAMPLIGHTER fLESSCHM&HM'S ENGLISH J99 GIN ^riSCHBHEY ,proofs FIFTH Regular 5.95 RRY FORD Regular 7.20 !00@ HO. FEDERAL HWYn FOMPANO BEACH— WH 1-0310 Open Nitely 9tii 9 F.M. &r until All Our Customers Are Served [Package Stem Will B@ OPEN Dming Altemtfom 'ShspwreckMs Theme For Annual Sorority Rush Party "Shipwreck" will be bands. the theme of the annual Members • and guests Beta Sigma Phi sorority are asked to dress in ship- "rush" party for new wreck costumes for the members and their hus- affair to be held Saturday at the Lions Clubhouse. Pearl Buck Boek Regular members will Beatrice LaMry, supply the covered dish To Be Reviewed suppe r. "A Bridge for Passing' Final plans were made SECTION B Thursday, September 27, 1962 Page 1 ,_,„,.,, by Mrs. Floyd Bowers, y e Buc wm be re sMrsia. l Charlechais Ruegg, rush- and family. Bloo rd-fh of Delrai' y Beacw h a"t ^ ™vic; e presi^ - thviewee Literard by RevieMrs.w Norma groupn denT On the homecoming list of the Boca Raton Art are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mrs. Carl Feddern was AROUND the Town Guild. hostess for the meeting with bea landry Moore who spent three Members of the Chamber of Commerce banquet committee met last week for The review is scheduled months at their Beverly, of the local sorority last women's editor lunch at Hidden Valley to discuss plans for the Nov. 3 social event. Left to for Tuesday, Oct. 9 at thenight. Subject of the meet- Mass., home. They also right, Margaret Ronberg, Joan Evans, Gail Fiscus, chairman, and Catherine Art Guild's new building, visited in Maine, New ing was to select a mem- With the hint of autumn in the air things are perk- Sterling. 801 W. Palmetto Park ber to represent the Chap- ing up all over town. It seems as if just about every- Hampshire and on Cape Road. Cod, Mass. ter in The Torch Maga- one is busily making plans for some outstanding Chamber Committee Plans sorority's Mrs. Blood received her zine Valentine Queen con- event. Liberal Arts degree from test. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ed- A favorite on the list is the Junior Woman's Club, Greensborough College Judge for the contest is of Boca Raton and the Kiwanis Club joint "minstrel- son were hosts recently For Traditional Banquet Honored at Party r6 usually J variety" show now in rehearsal. The hilarious affair at a dinner party at the A Five rushees of Epsilon fournalilm Candlelight Restaurant, in just about brought down the house last year and Arrangements for the an- Vault, John Evans, Erin pj chapter of Beta Sigma English. She was editor na»onal winner ap- Ft. 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M. 20 THG (30CA RATON NEWS Thursday, September 27, 1962 We're having a girtiutey, but yen get the gifts . . , in the form of husky savings on everything you buy at aw fabulous anniversary sale! if you love bargains, you'll have a bail! o?m mm nm 9 A.M. to $ P.M. Mrs. George Montgomery, left, Mrs. James George, center, and Mrs. Joseph SAT. 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. L. Liebold, all of Harbour East, took time out Thursday for the luncheon fashion show at Hidden Valley. The model is showing a soft flowered sheath with a new drape line. 5-PC WROUGHT Miss Mary Wynne BaSme Feted at {RON DINETTE Lunching and watching the fashion show each Thursday at Hidden Valley LOANS 'Sweet Sixteen' Birthday Party Graceful wrought iron choice Country Club attract many visitors. Watching a recent one were Mrs. Maurice of nins colon, ond seat coy- Miss Mary Wynn Balme Blanchette, Terry Chabau, Caldwell, left, and Mrs. Augustine Boisseau, right. Mrs. Boisseau will soon en in floral or solid color was honored with a "Sweet Lourdes Chabau, Maureen move into her new Royal Oak Hills home. plostie. The 30*42 or 36" *25-*600 Sixteen" birthday party Pox, Jean Kammer, Nancy round table hoi translucent 3-PC. MODERN BEDROOM Saturday evening at the Babb, Patty Patrick, Billy glass. Double dreuer and mirror... • SIGNATURE Ebb Tide given by her Day, Larry Leturmy, Phil Teen Talk year's competition for chest . . . beokcato b*i ... parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marceux, Paul Jalbert, ~ ~~ Reg. $99.95 "Miss Teen Town" hon- $ 95 choice of two finishes—wal- Balme. Pat O'Connor, Chuck Wei- Toon <"*f»«fror tr» Anniversary ! CC eiILCI LU ors will also be held Sat- » AUT OMOB1UE A special birthday cake don, Bob Booth, Tammy " ^ urday night. The eight Special.... 59 nut or golden bisque. iwas served after the din- Knott, Greg Upp, Jim Mc- Prompt Service semi-finalists will be ner and dancing followed. Inernie, Jerry Aitieri, Officers at Formal Dinner chosen by a popular vote $129.95 Helping the honoree Jim Miller, Corky Pearson of the members of Teen Anniversary RELIABLE celebrate were Carol Mac- and Bill Goldsmith. By Renee Ramseyer Town. Polls will be open Special Williams, Margot Shaul, As you all know, lately Teen Town has been spon- from 7:30 to 9 with each LOAN SERVICE Judi Herrin, Rosemary member voting for eight of 16 S.E. 1st Avenue 'Ladies of India' soring many special activities for the Teen Towners — Hynes, Carol Becker, the nineteen contestants. ^TB2?5fiEfiH5!fi5. and it will continue doing so in the future. Therefore, «*• 395-3&S4 Mary Kay Cooney, Joan Display at Library if you haven't already, why not join the rest of the The eight girls receiving teen-agers in some all around fun? the largest number of "Ladies of India" is votes will be named the the feature in the display semi-finalists. All mem- case at the Boca Raton You're probably wonder- open at 7:30 p.m. The mu- FURNITURE ing — "What's happening sic, beginning • at 8 bers MUST show their 6-PC. HOLLYWOOD Library. cards in order to be eligi- It is from the collection at Teen Town this Satur- o'clock, will be provided BED SETS Rafinishing by a "Surprise Band." ble to vote. of Mrs. Clarence Kent of day night?" Read care- Z Foam Mattresses fully, as I clue you in! The title for this occasion S SI. 2nd. Street 632 S.W. Third Street. 2 Matching Box Springs The collection includes Beginning at 7 o' clock will be "The Can Can Charlie Murdock will not dolls wearing authentic at the Com- Dance," as the admission be able to join us this X Mastic Headboards 4-PC. CURVED furniture will be either three cans Saturday night because of costumes from many sec- munity Cen- SECTIONAL * CUSTOM tions and classes of India ter, the in- of food or $.50. If you a previous engagement, Reg. $149.95 | 95 and will be on display for stallation of wish to donate more than but he will be here on Anniversary Each cushion is foam reversi- three cans, it will be October 27. Special ble and xippered, plus your FliSHING three weeks. the new choice of fabrics in smart col- "Officers of greatly appreciated. The Sound like fun? Try not ors. See this outstanding An- Dr. and Mrs. Kent lived person bringing the larg- ! to miss it! * TROPICAL in Bengalore, India, for 1963" will niversary Special. take place. est amount of canned three years when Dr. Kent goods will receive a prize. FINISHING * ANTIQUE FINISH was on a government as- Preceded by 95 a dinner, Last year we had approxi- signment. mately 280 cans of food — * ANTIQUES RESTORED the cere- Kenee Reg. $239.50 139 N 395-0717 monies will Let's see if we can top be by candle •K, Eve> 399.06I8 Personals light. that record this year!! Mrs. William Jacobs en- Teen Town doors will The eliminations in this tertained for luncheon and DANfSH CHAIRS cards at her home recent- Raton who are expected Bridge V/inners Listed Walnut Finish. Choict of ly. back early next month. Beige, Tangerine and Tur- s^/fTS FERTILIZER A husband and wife Guests were Mrs. Paul PEACE OF MIND quoise. Hardwood frames and Wright, Mrs. Louis Raether, Mr. and Mrs. James Cald- walked off with top honors D-O-0 2-5O Ib. i Perhaps you're one of Foam Zippered Cushions. Mrs. Arthur Von Kanen, well have opened their in the Royal Oak Hills those fortunate people 30% ORGANIC NITROGEN Mrs. T.S. Storms and Mrs.lovely Estates home for Bridge Club recently at who have paid insurance Plus al] essential Minerals Charles Kuster. the winter season. First Federal Savings and premiums for years and Reg. $29.95 95 Amsraersarg LAURIE PLASTIC STAINLESS STEEL Loan Building. never had a loss. The 6-PIECE Mr. and Mrs. Adam Haz- The John G. Kolbs are First place went to thought may occur to you, Special 17 DINING ROOM SUITE DONE-TOP TABLE lett have returned after back at their Maya Palm Helen Minor; second'place "What do I get for my spending some time on Drive home after spending to Harold Minor, and third money?" Sliding glass door china, mar- their farm near Butler, the summer in Villanova, place to Walter Schroeder. proof plastic top table and WASTE WARE four matching chairs in wal- Pa. Don't overlook the peace Pa. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs; of mind that insurance nut finish. CAN By EKCO Fred Kelly. Col. Kelly brings, knowing that you Captain John William Mrs. Alonzo (Alta) VERY Reg. 6.25 was the flight surgeon are protected day and Reg. $229.95 $ 95 LOW Eckhart is expected to Knight is back after a with Stowell's U.S. night against a devastat- Anniversary 24 Pc. arrive soon from Korea month's stay in Bingham- ing financial loss. Peace PRICE Army unit overseas. The Special... 139 Set for a visit with his family ton, N.Y. Kellys now live in Se- of mind is worth every- RUST PROOF before they all leave for bring. thing to your well-being * EASY TO CLEAN Service for 6 their home at Port Sill, Vickie and John Eastman, and it's our business to PLASTIC TOP TABIES WON'T DENT or CHIP Okla. Mrs. Eckhart and children of the Rev. and help you protect it Call the children have been the Via the mail comes us. Step Table er c«ktoil tabia Mrs. Albert Eastman, word that Mrs. George guests of her parents, i« walnut t Wond, are enrolled in Bryan Col- Richards, summering in \-i HURRICANE Sypplies Col. and Mrs. Edward lege in Dayton, Tenn. Beg. $12.75 Kemp while Capt, Eckhart Seattle, is enjoying her John received two scholar- stay there. W.P. BEBOUT * Sferno Stoves * Kerosene Lamps has been on duty in Korea. ships, both academic, one * Sterne Canned Heat * Flashlights from the college and one Gretchen Cooper, of INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Key- from high school. Deerfield Beach, leaves del of Royal Oak Hills * Hurricane Candles * Lanterns soon for Rollins Col- AGENCY, Inc. FRENCH PROVINCIAL had as their recent guest, Mr. and Mrs. William lege. She is the daugh- BEDROOM SUITE their daughter, Mrs. Ju- Kuhn have returned from a ter of the Scott Coopers * Bernz-o-matsc Propane lius Huebner of Grosse 701 N. Fed. Hwy. trip to Japan and Hong who returned recently PLASTIC TOPS ©OU) TWM Pointe, Mich., who has Kong and a visit in Cali- Fuel Stoves and Lanterns returned to her home. after spending several Ph. 395-4334 The most excitingry beautiful SPRING-TYPE fornia. weeks at Walkerville, Franch Provincial DeuM« Ont. drawer, chest anil choir back CLOTHES PINS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cal- Other students getting feed. vert have returned after a ready to leave include DOI. summer in Detroit, Mich. John Angelbeck who fof. $269.85 $ They returned yesterday to goes to Bucknell; Char- FOAM mrmms Annwertgry 95 their N.E. 31st Street les Partonm who returns & BOX SPRINGS Social... COMPLETE LINE OF home. 179 WALLPAPER and PAINTS for his senior year at 19" twin lisa only, floral Dartmouth; George Rhine- REDUCED PRICES Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rice hart, Joanne Dietrich and Reg. $69.95 are back in town after Bill Kent, to Florida _ _ » FLINT KOTE spending some time in Annhrersafy HCMi "OP 40 fAMOysiRASOS" PAVEMENT State at Tallahassee. Special m^^J I f\ SEALER Kansas City, Mo., their former home town. While Major General and 172 i. Boca Raton Road 395-2442 there they met Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. James Stowell en- William Archer Sr. of Boca tertained recently for DRAPERIES you will find them at 2-PC. HT SOFA KEELER'S. Whether it it the NEW GRIFFIN newsit decorator prints, BED SUITE CO-OP waverly sitters, cottons or dacrons. Sola opan to sleep two and APARTMENTS FLOORING CO FOR DRAPERIES THAT LAST matching choir. Choice of 'Griffin Has The Floor" SEE KEELER'S FIRST fabric and colon. FURHiSHED MODELS Ret $149.35 VINYL TABli LAMPS ,95 $10,950 to $15,950 MONTHLY ©BUFEHIES Anniversary All Shapes, Stylet and sixes. Special MAINTENANCE CORK Custom-muds in our own t-Bedroom Furn. Apt. 10,950 workroom at mm Includes taxes, insurance, city water, RUBBER fabric eoit fcloita. From UP TO 24 ©Wt*i® LAMB, HOI LiASlP lawn care, maintenance, etc. FORMICA TO PAY Walk-in closets, colored tiled baths, tab with shower, modern kitchen, natural OPEN 9 to 9 hardwood cabinets, ranges, sinks, garbage disposal,' heat, air-conditioned SANDING Open Man. - Sat terrazzo floors, patios arid balconies, on city sewer, 5 rain, walk to shopping 9 - 5:30 mrs Monday thru Friday center and Post Office, off-s(reet parking, adults only. FINISHING pritping ilw Come in or phone 215«N. FEDERAL 301 i. t®y«iS Paint Rd. AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. FREE ESTIMATES 3415 S. Federal Highway, Delray Beach, CRestwood 8-2877 FURNITURE SEND FOR P.O. Box 173, Boca Raton BROCHURE Ph. 395-3858 or CK 8-2193 118 N. Federal Hwy. 1603 S.E. 3rd Ct. (Cove Center), Deerfield Beach 395-2888 Boca Raton, Fla. Defray CR 8-1210 Our "BROWSE 'N THINK" shop PHONI 3*5-0511 SOCA RATON Thursday, September 27, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Flower Arrangements tO Be Ireland Society to Meet in Lauderdale Cocktails and dinner will Candlelight." This Ss Your Ciub be a feature of the Septem- Further information may Highlight of Club Meeting ber meeting of the America- be obtained by calling By Beatrice Landry Miss Jane Harrington or Flower arrangements and sions will start Oct. 4 Ireland Society of Florida, Saturday, at Patricia Miss Evalyn Martin of garden club crafts from the from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Boca Raton, or Arthur D. One of the newest so- play progressive bridge. summer workshops will Recreation Center and will Murphy's Candlelight On the night it was decid- Restaurant at Bahia Mar. Donnelly of Lighthouse cial clubs formed in this highlight the meeting of continue for 10 weeks. Mrs. Point. community is the fun- ed to try it with every- the Boca Raton Garden Howard S. Secor is chair- Cocktail time is 6 p.m. loving ' 'Twilighters.'' thing arranged, she came Club Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. man. and there will be a choice A collection of Water- An exceptionally con- flurrying in and asked to Members will meet in a of three menus for dinner. ford Crystal is being dis- genial group these older have the plans called new place, now at the Art Travel Club Schedules Miss Murphy will de- played by the Society this scribe her trips to Ireland week at the Deerfield citizens take as their off because of an un- Guild building on West 'Around the World" Film motto, "enjoy yourself, attached male at her ta- Palmetto Park Road at and tell about the homes Beach Bank. Members of it's later than you think" ble. Just as the group Floresta. "A Trip Around the she has .had there. A mem- the Society are on hand to and their theme song is were ready to call it off, Luncheon will be served World" in sound and ber will receive a copy of tell about the world fa- the well known "Getting she hurried back to say by the hospitality commit- color will be the film her book, "A Glow of mous glass. to Know You." she had learned he was tee. Members planning to shown tonight by the Tra- First meeting of the married and to go ahead attend are asked to regis- vel Club of Boca Raton. 3 &maEyssyfflymmaiMi&mai^w^^ group was held Feb. 3, with the progressive ter not later than 5 p.m. Meeting at the J.C. 1962 and all those mem- bridge. Which, with a Sept. 28 by calling Mrs. Mitchell School at 8 EXQUISITE bers who had their appli- sigh of relief, they did. W.G. Whitehouse, chair- p.m., members, guests and cations in before June 1 The Twilighters plan man, 395-0400; Mrs. J.Banyon. e interested will view were charter members. to end their year annually Steiner, 395-5267; Mrs. the 59-minute film of a BY BALDWIN Organized and spon- with a dinner dance. The A.C. Domeyer, 395-1267, trip to many countries and sored by the City Recrea- first one was held at or Mrs. E.W. Rusch, 395- fascinating foreign ports. tion Department it was Hidden Valley with nearly 0643. Refreshments will be SAVE,™ ]5% expected that- about 20 100 members and guests MIRROR PRACTICE PIANOS... $295.00 Mrs. John Crandall, left, serves "Cleopatra," Study workshop groups served. The general public to 30 persons might turn attending, including this is invited to attend, club BALDWIN and LOWREY ORGANS right, Mrs. Robert Matlack, some of the goodies to be will begin Oct. 1. Horti- out for membership in reporter. It was a gala cultural groups will meet members said. —Piano and Organ Lessons— the group. However, a ending to a fun filled, in- featured at the "Evening with Cleopatra" gala party the first and third Monday teresting and congenial WDCTCD ACCORDION S startling 80 showed they at the Royal Palm Yacht Club Oct. 27. at 9 a.m. at the Recreation Leon F. Weaver, son of year for a happy group of STUDIOS were eager to join the Center, W. Palmetto Park Mr. and Mrs. Leon Weaver, If E.03 1 E.H Music club within three months. friends. «3 NE 26th ST., BOCA RATON Rick Crawford of Boca social fraternity at the Road. Mrs. Barbara T. is now a cadet at Castle PH: 3•^3n5 OPEN MON. THRU SAT. They meet each Satur- Members are looking Raton has pledged affilia- University of Florida at Sraithson is chairman. Heights Military Academy forward now to next day night at 7:30 p.m. in tion to Alpha Tau Omega Gainesville. Flower arranging ses- in Lebanon, Tenn. the Community Building. month when the gatherings They have gay "covered wall resume. There has dish" suppers when each been a real need for such experienced cook brings a group here . . and or- one of her pet speciali- chids to them for their ties (to the delight of activities . . long may all). Imagine the tasty they enjoy them. meals served by all these long-time cooks who have perfected the art. No won- Japanese Party der that everyone, but everyone, turns out for For Birthday these suppers and goes home well fed. Timber Haeberle cele- First (and present brated her 11th birthday president) is Paul Engle recently with an authentic and he cheerfully pro- Japanese style party at motes the aims of the the home of her parents, club, "fellowship and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hae- recreation with those of berle of Royal Palm a similar age group." Yacht and Country Club. Card games are played The dining room was and the spirit of friendly decorated with Japanese competition is strong. lanterns and the table was Some interesting prizes lowered to the Oriental have been awarded to height so the guests skillful (or just possibly could be seated on cush- lucky) players. All admit ions. Sukiyaki was serv- ed with all the trimmings, they have a good time, then followed by an Ameri- though, win or lose. They can birthday cake. find it an enjoyable occa- sion for conversation, Singing "happy birth- exchange of reminiscing day" to the honoree were and just plain friendli- Laura Mackey, Debbie ness. James, Cindy Thernell, Members constantly Cheryl Cole, Karen Adams and Janet Hodde. pyai make new friends with wide interests and thus Following the Japanese add to their own inte- meal the group celebrated rests. Hobbies are dis-American style with an cussed and many "new" afternoon of roller skating. hobbyists are discovered or attracted to another Fred Tobler Guest field by the enthusiasm of a new found friend. Of Honor at Party ILLS The club has had its humorous incidents as Fred Tobler of Blue In- • at Boca Raton one time a lady had been let was honored with a insistent that the group surprise birthday party Saturday in celebration The established community of fine homes of his 90th bi rthday. Hostesses for the affair symbolizing the good taste that is Boca Raton. were Mrs. Roland Tobler and Mrs. William Messmer. Join the many fine families who are now living at You are invited to view 10 custom designed exhibit Before and after the ROYAL OAK HILLS-Boca Raton's most established homes at ROYAL OAK HILLS complete with appoint- buffet dinner and special birthday cake the honoree residential community, where you will live in a park- ments and decor. was delighted to receive like setting of rare natural beauty. several telephone calls INQUIRE ABOUT HAFT-GAINES EXCLUSIVE "ORDER NOW—BUILT LATER" PLAN by: W.P. BEB0UT from relatives in Connecti- cut. This was pre-arranged From the wide choice of naturally wooded sites $ $ Bucket seats in auto- by the hostesses. among these homes, you will enjoy the opportunity 17,500 to 29,500 mobiles, a fad which Joining in the festivi- (price includes lot) caught fire two seasons ties were Mr. and Mrs. of choosing the waterfront or non-waterfront lot that ago, has certain limita- William Messmer, Mr. and offers the perfect setting for your Haft-Gaines cus- WATERFRONT LOCATIONS AVAILABLE Mrs. Richard Messmer, tions according to a sur- tom home. And, of course, our architectural staff is vey conducted by a major Robert Messmer, Henry All homes include pur car producer. Tobler, Mrs. Julia Styles, at your disposal—completely without cost to you— central air conditioning and heating W Every home is an all electric Medallion home According to the survey, August Tobler, Keith Tob- to personalize the custom home design you select. ler, Mr. and Mrs. Roland 67 per cent of male first- CONNECTION TO CITY SEWERAGE dateis and 58 per cent of Tobler, Carolyn Matthews; IS INCLUDED IN ALL HOMES the women nixed the idea and grandchildren Dennis, As a ROYAL OAK HILLS resident you will enjoy the of bucket seats in prefe- Keith, and Ann Marie many advantages of living at Boca Raton's most rence to the conventional Messmer, Laura, Ronald, bench-type seat. Of the and Christine Tobler. respected community of fine homes and good couples going steady, only neighbors-qualities which add substantially to the 15 per cent of the girls okayed 'em. Of the honey- Kraeer Back From Meet investment value of your home here. mooners, 21 per cent of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jay the males and a slim 11 Kraeer returned recently per cent of the females after attending the 68th looked favorably on bucket annual convention of the seats. Florida Funeral Directors All of which indicates, Association in Jackson- we suppose, that bucket ville. seats are great for sporting Kraeer, a funeral director but poor for courting! in Boca Raton and Pom" Incidentally, if you're pano Beach and immediate courting the idea of in- past president of the asso- vesting in local real es- ciation, presided at all of tate, call on W.P. BEth- e convention sessions. BOUT, REALTOR. Home, ' Among the major items on income property or eye- the floor at the convention catching building site — was the possibility of yau will find many attrac- establishing a school for tive buys among our list- funeral directors in Flori- ings at W.P. BEBOUT, da or the establishment1 of REALTOR, 701 North a funeral directors course Federal Highway. Phone within the present State 395-4334. school system which would make candidates THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- eligible for licensing in HOLD HINT: Motorists conformity with state reg- will find it easy to re- ulations. move insect debris from Mortuary students at windows with use of a little baking soda on a present have to go out of damp cloth. the state to earn their degrees. BOCA RATON NEWS Through My •:,?&• A Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of the fast-growing Boca Raton area. Window BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 48 Thursday, September 27, 1962 By Beatrice Landry Super Highway Lag Moonshiners operating in Florida in recent years have had to cope with State Beverage Agents riding Federal officials recently an- American lives. What is more, the in airplanes, high-speed boats, fast cars and other nounced that much of the super- longer we wait the higher the cost of the highways becomes. up-to-date vehicles used by "revenuers," making highway program is behind sched- traffic in moonshine somewhat hazardous. ule. This announcement came after The superhighways are badly It was a rough go for the moonshiner anyway but Labor Day traffic accidents erased needed in the United States and now the situation for the bootlegger has become al- over 500 American lives. Many of would be of vital importance in most intolerable. The agents are after him with these deaths occurred on crowded time of national emergency. They electronic equipment. The new age of electronics two-lane highways. will save not only lives, but time has hit this field, too. Some states have demonstrated and money - and nerves - and we An IBM system operated by the Beverage Depart- beyond doubt that the superhighway are behind schedule as a nation in ment at the central office in Tallahassee contains a program can be brought along on building .them, considering the drawer of tightly packed cards labeled "Moonshine schedule. Since the federal govern- huge number of automobiles on the Violator." ment is paying ninety per cent of highways. And here is where the bootlegger had better watch minds bright the highway costs, it is difficult to out for he soon will not only be out of business but see how elected state officials in All who favor our system of fed- eral and state authority, and the will be in real trouble with the law before he realizes those states where the program is it. lagging can explain away any lack American system of free enterprise, should exert all possible pressure A few adjustments on the machine and the press of of progress. a button will, within seconds, provide law enforce- Every year wasted in delays, in to see that our great superhighway program is speeded up, and com- ment authorities with detailed information about any scandal or corruption in the huge bootlegger known to have operated in this state. highway building program will cost pleted as soon as possible. This is another Florida "first." The new file is the only central moonshine violator file known to exist anywhere in the United States. The Days Grow Shorter The beverage director said information regarding Fall arrived officially, early on Since state laws open the hunting the violators will be available to any law enforce- the morning of September 23rd. This season for many animals and .birds ment agency on a state, local or federal level, and then, included just a little less day- in the late fall, that means that the he hopes the new system will serve to reduce the light than did the 22nd. wild life has relatively few hours number of violations occurring in Florida. Be kind to your eyes. Remember, the right light in the right in which to, hide himself from his Information furnished by the machine is expected place will protect your sight — and that's priceless! One of the And, from the 23rd of September pursuers. And he enjoys long hours to reduce the time spent in investigating moonshine blessings of electricity is that ample lighting costs so little. until December 22nd the days will of darkness, when man usually activity and bring about speedier arrests of viola- grow shorter. The length of time does not go into the woods and tors. School-agers need ample light for lessons done at night. Reading, the sun is above the horizon and fields, seeking him out. Beverage officials hope to encourage Sheriffs and writing, studying and sewing will be easier when there's adequate 1 light to prevent eyestrain and fatigue. Kitchen work goes faster—and the "time* it was below the horizon Fall, by the way, is one of the Police Departments throughout Florida to contribute is safer, too—when you have ample lighting over all work surfaces. was practically even on September healthier seasons. More people information for the files and to use them regularly in 22nd and 23rd. By December 22nd seem to die in the spring than any investigations in their area. Aside from eye comfort, use plenty of cheerful electric light to the days will be so short a hunter other time of the year. So, remem- As the files expand, plans will be completed to in- decorate your home and flatter your furnishings ... to keep every will have to "get out into the woods corporate a modus operandi section within the sys- room free from dimness and shadows... to give your spirits a lift. ber that life will someday come to STOCK UP ON LIGHT or fields pretty early if he is going an end, get out into the woods and tem. With this in operation, it will be possible for See today's attractive lamps and lighting fixtures at your BULBS...ALWAYS HAVE to have time to hunt, so that he fields these beautiful fall days and the electronic sleuth to name the bootlegger who Lighting Dealer...and enjoy Better Light for Better Sight. "SPARES" ON HAND will have enough daylight to get in enjoy Nature's magnificent show operates an illegal distillery by simply feeding the an afternoon of hunting. and the fresh air. machine information of evidence found at the site. If this information is not sufficient, the machine will name the violator's associates and even the ...IT'S CHEAPER, TOO! associates' associates. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY So although some bootlegger may avoid being cap- HCLPINB BUILD FLORIDA THE GHOSTLY WORLD tured at the site, they needn't relax. The ghostly world be- which plants use solar Reality in the Many Body Ions in Solution"; Dr. hind the microscope, where radiation in the manufac- Problems of the Structure Michael Beer, Johns Hop- physical laws and mathe- ture of food. of Matter;" and Dr. John kins University, "Macro- 7 Models Now Open matical formulas are in- The institute combines C. Kendrew, Laboratory molecular Structure Stud- creasingly depended upon primarily an interdiscip- of Molecular Biology, Uni- ies With The Electron to explain the growth, be- linary approach by chem- versity Postgraduate Med- Microscope"; Dr. William havior and even origin of ists, on the one side, ical School, Cambridge, Trager, Rockefeller Insti- ...IN YOUR HOME living things, has brought and biologists on the England, "Molecular tute, "The • Physiology of SWIM Florida some of its most other, to a study of Biology." Intra-Cellular Parasitism, X * • distinguished visitors molecular structure of Other lecturers during Studies With Malarial during the past year. living things. Also par- the year were: Parasites." Faculty members and ticipating in the program Dr. Ingavar Lindqvist, Dr. Julius Marmur, graduate students in Flori- are psychologists, physi University of Uppsala, Brandies University, "Bio- da State University's cists, statisticians and "Metal Organic Complex- logical and Physical molecular biophysics pro- mathematicians. es"; Dr. Gordon Fogg, Chemical Aspects of the gram would have had to Twenty-six papers have Westfield College, London, Reversible Denaturation visit two dozen labora- been published during the "Glycolic Acid as an of DNA"; Dr. F. Hein- tories in half a dozen year as a result of Insti- Extracellular Product of mets, Quartermaster Re- countries for the insights tute studies, done by se-Phytoplankton;" Dr. Gussearc- h and Engineering provided in lectures by nior faculty members, tav Kortum, of Physika- Center, "Theoretical ... AT YOUR BACK YARD as many scientists. sometimes in collaboration lisch-Chemisches Insti- Analysis of Models For FISH As visiting professors with advanced graduate tute, Tuebingen, "Reflec- Enzyme Synthesis by the the guest speakers held students. Dr. Kasha said tion Spectroscopy of Or- Use of Computers"; Dr. seminars on subjects in his annual report. ganic Molecular Crystals"; Leroy Augenstine, Brook- ranging from inorganic Visiting scientists Dr. E.L. Powers, Argonne haven National Laboratory, chemistry to photobiology brought here for Institute National Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., "Ra- through the last academic seminars under the AEC"Mechanism of Radiation diation Sensitivity of En- year, according to a report grant have included one Damage in Biological zymes Absorbed at Inter- to the Atomic Energy Com- Nobel laureate, Dr. Systems"; Dr. M. Kent faces"; Dr. G.S. Hurst, mission on the second James Franck of the Uni-Wilson, Tufts University, Oak Ridge, National Lab- year of FSU's Institute of versity of Chicago, well "Physical Chemistry In- oratory, "Electron Inter- Molecular Biophysics known for an experiment frared Spectroscopy"; Dr. actions With Water Va- which is supported by a in Germany 50 years ago Oktay Sinanoglu, Yale por"; Dr. Noboru Suaoka, ... ACROSS THE WAY five-year grant of $3 mil-which applied quantum University, "Many-Elec- University of Illinois. PLAY lion from the AEC. mechanics to a problem tron Theory of Atoms and Dr. Michael Kasha, di- of atomic structure. He Molecule;" Dr. M.J. rector of the institute, is lectured here on current Polissar, Case Institute SAVE THESE a physical chemist whose problems in photosynthe- of Technology, "A Math- NUMBERS in your principal research contribu- sis. ematical Model of the Hu- tions have been in spec- Among the other visitors man Heart With Applica- FOR WATERFRONT troscopy — the study of of worldwide reputation tion to the Indicator Dillu- E3232 molecular structure and who have come to the cam-tion Method"; Dr. Donald mmma USE Pool Home! forces |by a careful meas- pus have been Dr. George Fluke, Duke University, urement of light emissions Wald of Harvard Univer- "Radiation Biology of Fire in excited states of mat- sity, who lectured on Viruses and Enzymes Sub- 395-1121 ter. "Molecular Basis of jected to Accelerated The acting associate Vision" and Visual Ex- Ions"; Dr. Walter B. Grat- director. Dr. Hans Gaffron, citation: A Chemo-struc- zer, Harvard University, Mice has contributed for more tural Approach;" Dr. Per-"Some Optical and Physi- 3I5-1O1 than 30 years, most of the Olav Lowdin of the Uni-co-Chemical Studies of Boca Kwtbowt time at University of Chi- versity of Florida and Polypeptides." cago, to a growing body of University of Uppsala, Dr. L.O. Morgan, Uni- Ambulance ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL knowledge about photo- Sweden, "Physical and versity of Texas, "NMR EAST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY US I • BOCA RATON synthesis, the process by 395-1800 Chemical Models and Spectroscopy of Metal CUSTOM BUILT J.C MITCHELL £ SONS WATERFRONT HOMES Complete heating and air-conditioning INSURANCE COUNSELORS ESTABLISHED 1923 From $22,950 to $35,500 7 beautifully furnished models KEN HIGGINS 22 S. Fed. Cesll 393-4711 BILL MITCHELL Thursday, September 27, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Democratic Women Love of Golf and Business nearly $200,000 in manage- probably won't find much Hear Cuba Report ment and legal fees but he time to play golf. A report on the situation Parlayed into New Success in Cuba was heard by mem- A love of golf, a keen The Yale Law School bers of the Women's Demo- sense- of business and a graduate met most of the cratic Club of Boca Raton willingness to tackle a top golfers when he play- Phone at a recent meeting held new business has brought ed in one U.S. Open and at First Federal Savings four'U.S. Amateurs (inci- and Loan building. a rewarding success to a 395-2440 freauent Boca Raton visi- dentally, he has beaten The report, as presented tor. both Palmer and Player in HOUR to Congress by Representa- According to a story in unofficial matches). tive Paul G. Rogers, was the Sept. 24 issue of News- Later in 1960 Palmer CLEANERS given to the local club by asked him to handle his Mrs. Thomas Fleming, week, Mark McCormack, a bright young attorney, of financial affairs. Mark chairman of "Operation agreed and that's when Support." Cleveland, Ohio, married to the former Nancy golf history was made. Plans were discussed Breckenridge, is attorney- Mark helped change the fi- for a coffee to be given in business manager for four nancial status of golf. honor of Rogers sometime top golfers. Fees for personal appear- next month. Nancy is the daughter ances, endorsements, and Delegates to ^represent of Mr. and Mrs. R.E. exhibitions have reached a the Boca Raton club at Breckenridge of 216 Ca- new high, because of the Women's State Demo- mino Real, Boca Raton. Mark's business ability. Committee chairmen for the Kiwanis Club-Junior Woman's Club second annual cratic Club of Florida in Mark is manager for Ar- Helping his clients ob- West Palm Beach Oct. production of "Boca on Stage" met recently to discuss the show. Present were, nold Palmer, Gary Player, tain better fees hasn't 4-5-6 will be Mrs. Chester seated from left, Mrs. Joseph Bath, costume chairman; Mrs. William Gunn, Jack Nicklaus and one hurt Mark any, either. This 1943 N. FEDERAL HWY. Kubik, Mrs. John Brown, scenery; Mrs. William Staley, programs; standing, Herm Campbell, props, and other golfer, Doug San- year he is expected to earn Mrs. Bernard Turner, with Bart Brownell, advertising. ders. When his golfers alternates Mrs. Rusley play, it doesn't matter Meeker, Mrs. Thomas West who wins, Newsweek said, and Mrs, Abe Goldstein. Art Guild to Hold as Mark is the sure winner we Snvlte Tentative plans were with 10 per cent of the TO ACQUAINT YOURSELF made for a book review to Week's Schedule Tryouts for Chorus prize money (and worth be given Oct. 17. Details every bit of it, the golfers WITH OUR MANY will be announced later. MONDAY, OCT. 1 Try-outs for altos and said). second sopranos will be Mrs. Meeker will be in Police Benevolent Association, at the police station, SERVICES charge of the review. held Monday, Oct. 1 at no set time. 10 a.m. at the Art Guild Messersmith Speaks Main Office—200 Lake Ave., Lake Worth t Brownie Scouts, Community Center, 2:30 p.m. Cultural Center on West Stewart Assigned Boca Raton Library Association, at the library, 4 p.m. Palmetto Park Road at At Lions Club Meet SERVING A GROWING COMMUNITY SINCE 1937 To Issue Ship Lions Club, Lions'Clubhouse,^ p.m. Floresta. Civil Service Employes Association, Recreation The Monday Morning Chauncey P. Messer- Connie J. Stewart Center, 7:30 p.m. Woman's Choral Group smith was guest speaker ship's serviceman sea- Jaycee Wives, members homes, 8 p.m. under the sponsorship of at the Lions Club last man, USN, son of Mr. and Boca Raton Republican Club, Chamber of Commerce, the Art Guild, starts first week. Mrs. Delbert dStewart, of 8 p.m. rehearsals Monday and A retired chemical engi- Boca Raton, is serving Boca Raton Welfare Council, First Federal, 8 p.m. altos and second sopranos neer, Messersmith spoke aboard the general stores INSURED SAVINGS AND Elks Club, 2166, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. are needed. on the use of chemicals issue ship USS Altair, TUESDAY, OCT. 2 to produce food, to pro- HOME FINANCING operating as a unit of the Mrs. Lavonne Mouw is Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. director. cess, improve taste, flavor Sixth Fleet in the Medi- Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m. and nutritional values. Boynton Beach Office—901 So. Fed. Hwy. terranean. There will be a social Jaycees, 114 E. Boca Raton Road, 7:30 p.m. hour following the rehear- He was presented with a The ship has been de- Veterans WW1 Barracks 2255, Legion Home, 8 p.m. sal. certificate of appreciation ployed to the Sixth Fleet Boca Raton Junior Woman's Club, Recreation Center, from the Lions Club. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN since September 1960 and 8 p.m. Presentation was made by Subscribe To is scheduled to return to WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3 David Ashe, Lions presi- ASSOCIATION OF LAKE WORTH the U.S. in mid-October The Boca Raton News dent. for a shipyard overhaul Children's Story Hour, at the library, 10:15 a.m. period. Rotary Club, Ebb Tide, 12:15 p.m. Good News Club, Recreation Center, 2:30 p.m. In mid-August, the Altair Girl Scouts, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 p.m. crew participated in relief operations to help provide 'Men's Activity Night, Recreation Center, 7:30 p.m. shelter for thousands of Does Drove 173, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. homeless residents of the THURSDAY, OCT. 4 Republic of Algeria. Boca Raton Garden Club, Recreation Center, 1 p.m. Tents, offered by the U.S. Girl Scouts, Community Center, 2:30 p.m. to the International Red Boca Raton Contractors Association, Ebb Tide, Cross, were made avail- 7 p.m. able from U.S. Army re- Boca Raton Board of Realtors, First Federal, 7:30 p.m. , serve stocks in France Order of the Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray and were loaded aboard Beach, 8 p.m. the Altair in Toulon, American Legion Post 277 and Auxiliary Unit, Legion France. The 1,000 12-man Home, 8 p.m. tents were delivered to the U.S. Consular and Red FRIDAY, OCT. 5 Cross representatives in Teen Age Record Hop, Recreation Center, 7:30 p.m. Bone, Algeria, for distri- Boca Barbershoppers, First Federal, 7:45 p.m. bution. Pre-Teen Activities, Community Center, 8 p.m. SATURDAY, OCT. 6 Baton Lessons, Community Center, 9 a.m. Twilighters. (Senior Citizens), 'Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Teen Age Dance, Live Band, Recreation Center, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Anna Marie Bush Maf. Haberman Funeral services and burial were held in Flint, To Take Course Mich., for Mrs. Anna Ma- Army Maj. Fredric W. rie Bush, 76, of 1214 N.WHaberman. , son of Mrs. ...to find out Fourth Street, Boca Raton, Ellyn M. Haberman, Boca who died early Monday Raton, Fla., recently be- how much you morning at Bethesda Me- gan the 38-week regular morial Hospital after a course at The Command short illness. and General Staff College, '63 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT SEDAN may save on She came here one year Fort Leavenworth, Kan. ago from Flint. Major Haberman is one 'car insurance Survivors include a son, of 750 U.S. and allied offi- Edward, of Boca Raton; cers receiving instruction Tomorrow-GOJETSMOOTH CHEVROLET for 63 and a sister, Mrs. Esther to qualify him for command Lockman of Royal Oak, and general staff duties If it didn't say Chevrolet on the flanks of the of others have started to sag and sigh: new flush Mich. at division, corps and superb automobile you see here, you'd have a and dry rocker panels under the doors to guard Kraeer Funeral Home field army levels. hard time proving it's a low-priced car. It offers Tf i against rusting ... self-adjusting brakes . . . was in charge of local luxurious styling, extremely comfortable, spacious The college, the Army's V Delcotron generator for longer battery life. If arrangements. senior tactical school, and silent interiors ... plus a lot of invisible ways 5< J you ever wondered why Chevrolet leads its field, was established in 1881 to keep it looking and running like new when a lot a drive in this '63 should answer all your questions. EARL WILKINSON Back home are the as the School of Infantry AGENT George Splanes who spent and Cavalry. 1 W W. Palmetto Park Road the summer in Frankfort, The major is a graduate Boca Raton, Florida Mich., where they have a of St. John's Military Ofc. Phone; Res. PhortD: summer cottage. Their Academy, Delafield, Wis., 395-3515 39S-2436 daughter, Sheila, is attend- and a 1950' graduate of the ing Hillsboro Country Day U.S. Military Academy, School this year. West Point, N.Y. Via the mail comes word that Herb and Mary UJBTCH MUTUAL Denninger are enjoying a AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY stay in Rome, Italy, and * W Home Office: Bloomlngton, Illinois visiting all the art centers ' in several countries. ONLY AT '63 CHEVYM NOVA SPORT COUPE SWIMMI1G Alfier '63 CORVAK MONZA CONVERTIBLE Credit JeweSers Hard as it may be to believe, this year's Chevy II is Change it? Calm yourself, nobody's going to mess WATCH 95 better, better than last year's and better than any- with a winner like this one! We did add self-adjusting CLEANING . thing in its class. It combines all the new easy-care brakes and a more fully aluminized muffler; interiors 5 features of the big Chevrolet with its own wonderful and outside trim are refined a bit, but the rest is pure MAIN attributes of parkable size, four- or six-cylinder fuel Corvair with all the over-the-road goodness that SPRINGS . economy and interiors that'd do justice to cars with implies. Oh yes, we changed the taiilights so all * Custom Work§i§@S!§t§ip twice its price and half its charm. STEM and 1" those people you pass will know you're driving a '63, * Competitive Rites CROWN . . If8 Chevy Showtime '631—See four entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet Dealer's Showroom REGULAR 19-5 CRYSTALS High Grade and Complicated Watches Slightly Higher1°° Altier ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY PACIFIC mwrnma Credit Jewelers 44S.F. lstAve., AmdurBldg. 246 South F@d@rnl Delray Bench 6-524] POOL SERVICE DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, September J?7J_962 MizeHe Participates in Panel Paul Bebout Honored at Coffee Pulverized William C. Mizelle. Louise Edwards, Jewel Mrs, Blanche Spencer, the State House of Repre- MUCK executive vice president Darmin and Helga Gaudet. president of the Woman's sentatives. • Lawn Sand of the First Federal Sav- ~~ Republican Club of Boca Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. ings and Loan Assn. of Lazarus Brothers Raton, was hostess to a Frank Luebking are attend- • Driveway Rock in a Delray Beach, participated coffee in her home Tuesday. E coffee today at the • Bermuda Grass as one of the four panel- At Courts Meet The affair was in honor Governor's Club Hotel, ists on a discussion on Morris Lazarus and Mal- of Paul Bebout Jr., ofFt. Lauderdale, for club "Opportunities for Initia- colm Lazarus of Harbour Boca Raton, and Donald presidents and publicity Bud Butler tive" at the 12th annual Associates, builders of Reich, Riviera Beach, Re- chairmen. Mrs. Luebking Boca Raton Dixie Regional Confe- Venetian Harbour, Harbour publican candidates for is assistant publicity rence of the American chairman of the local East, and Boca Harbour Woman's Republican Club. 399-1998 Savings and Loan Insti- left last week for Atlanta, SCHOOL MENUS tute. Georgia. Week Starting Oct. 1 The annual conference BOCA RATON SCHOOL was held in Ft. Lauder- The brothers are attend- Monday — Sloppy Joe on dale Sept. 21 and 22. ing the regional conven- QUALITY tion of Quality Courts bun, cole slaw, apple Also attending the re- cobbler, milk. gional conference from United, Inc. to discuss PATIO FURNITURE the local association from further plans of the Golden Tuesday — Beef stew, the Boca Raton office Harbour Motel-Botel in French bread and butter, Reduced was Mrs. Dorothy Moody, Boca Raton scheduled to glazed donuts, milk. open by the first of next Mayor John R. Brandt signed a proclamation recently designating Oct. 7 Wednesday — Spaghetti Up To from the Delray Beach through 13 as National Business Women's Week in Boca Raton. The local % office Mrs. Wanda Machek, year. with meat sauce, French Business and Professional Women's Club will observe the week with a series bread and butter, pine- of events. Looking on are, left, Miss Shirley Rediger, current BPW Business apple salad, jello, milk. Woman of the Year, and right, Mrs. Gail Fiscus, president. Thursday - Meat loaf, RUG CLEANING mashed potatoes, string DOMESTIC - ORIENTAL teans, dinner rolls and butter, fruit, milk. POMPANO RUG CLEANERS Friday - Egg salad 610 N. E. 42nd. St. sandwiches, tater tots, (one block west of Dixie Hwy.) ice cream, milk. Use Our Summer Payment Plan J.C. MITCHELL SCHOOL POMPANO BEACH 1600 N. Federal DELFAY BEACH Phone CR 6-6297 WH 1-0803 or WH 1-4000 Monday — Hamburger CASH and gravy on rice, cabbage salad, bread and butter, j 20% Off fruit salad, milk. We invite you to visit our modern plant Tuesday — Ham and PATiOSHADf! cheese on rye bread, dill pickle chips, potato salad, REALTORS OF BOCA RATON peach short cake, milk. The following are F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 Wednesday — Chicken members of the N. Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton. pie, buttered corn, bread Boca Raton Board MacLAREN & ANDERSON of Realtors. Doing INC., 151 E. Royal Palm and butter, sunshine salad, business with Rd., Boca Raton. them you are as- J.C.MITCHELL & SONS INC., milk. sured the highest 2 2 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Thursday — Hamburger type of service Marge Jamison, left, Miss Shirley Rediger, center, and Helen Roadman, right, on bun, cream of tomato .that can be admin- MOTH'ERWELL REALTY, 757 gathered recently to count and check ballots for the 1962-63 Business and Pro- istered in the S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton soup, chocolate cobbler, Insist on the FILON label with the field of Real F. BYRON PARKS, 151 N. fessional Woman's Club "Business Woman of the Year." The winner will be EXCLUSIVE FILON GUARANTEE Estate Practice. Ocean Blvd. (A1A), Boca milk. announced at the annual banquet Oct. 9 at Hidden Valley. Friday — Pizza, potato »>™F£EOM AS LOW AS ARVIDA REALTY CO., 998 Raton. TRANSLUCENT FIBERGLASS S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton. PETRUZZELLI REALTY chips, tossed salad, cup W. P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Fede- INC., 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., BUILDING PANELS Boca Raton. of raisins, apple sauce ral Hwy., Boca Raton Add comfort and softly sunlit liv- CONN C. CURRY, 164 E. J. STUART ROBERTSON and cookie, milk. Boca Raton Rd., Boca Raton. ASSOCIATES INC., 60 S. ing space with a colorful FILON slightly higner in WM. DAY INC., 500 S. Federal Federal Hwy., Boca Raton. Mayor Proclaims BPW Week Patio Roof. Install with ordinary outlying areas Hwy., Boca Raton. NUN. WEIR & SONS, INC., Lions Hear Dr. 0'Donnel! JULES G. FROSELL, 1901 3356 E. Atlantic Blvd., tools. Shatterproof, weather- FilOM. S. Ocean Blvd., Boca Pompano Beach. Mayor John R. Brandt and professional women the program. Dr. William G. O'Don- proof. 20 colors. Also ideal for Raton. JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 Keys of the community are in- fences, awnings and carports. jjfReg)•tonal Distributor H.D. GATES, 234 S. Federal Drive, Boca Raton. has proclaimed Oct. 7 Districts 10, 11, and nell was guest -speaker at Hwy., Boca Raton. TOWN & COUNTRY PROPER- through 13 as "National vited to attend. 12 are having an economy the Lions Club Monday ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. TIES INC., 164 E. Boca Members will attend the and selling seminar at Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton Rd., Boca Raton. Business Women's Week" night. Raton. and called upon the citi- 11 a.m. service at theDade Junior College, He spoke on vaccines, zens of Boca Raton to Community Church Sun- Northside Shopping Cen- what they are and do, and recognize the achieve- day, Oct. 7. ter, Miami, Saturday, Oct. their origin with special ORGANICALLY GROWN ments of all business and The seventh annual 13. All members are invit- reference to the Salk and TANDARD professional women who "Business Woman of theed to attend. Sabin vaccines. contribute daily to theYear" will be named at International Relations He was presented with 8UPPLY& LUMBER CO. HONEY stability and economy of the banquet Tuesday, Oct. will be the theme of thea certificate of apprecia- the country. 9 at Hidden Valley Coun- meeting Oct. 1 at First tion from Lions Interna- loOLS • HARDWARE * PA I NT' LUMBER ( Come in ... we ore now He pointed out that the try Club. Federal Savings and Loan tional. The presentation handling . . . organization such as the On Wednesday members at 8 p.m. was made by David Ashe, 172 N.W.13& STREET • PU*CL 395 '3203 National Federation of of the local club will join Guest speakers and thelocal Lions president. ^ isiness and Professional other clubs at the Federa- countries they will speak! Women's Clubs plays a tion at the charter ban- about are Mrs. Paul Be- large part in the profes- quet of the Deerfield bout Jr., England; Mrs. HEALTH FOODS sional and business world Beach BPW Club. The Leo J. Fox, Cuba; Mrs. and said he believes an Deerfield Club is being Helga Gaudet, Germany; organization of this kind sponsored by the local Mrs. Elmer Ross, Arabia; SUNNY SOUTH APIAHIES club through the efforts and Mrs. Francis Shea, •sSS^ Comer S.E. 10th St. and H.R. Crowing on Old Dixie Hwy. has a tendency to recog- nize the achievements of of June Chaplin, a past Sweden. Delray Beach CR 6-5637 women in the minds of the president and this year's They will discuss cul- general public. District 10 extension tural and political cus- The mayor congratulated chairman. toms of the various lands. Mortgage the local BPW Club for all Business Women of the Mrs. Richard Fish is %. of their efforts and accom- Year, Mrs. Eleanor Bebout, chairman of the evening. plishments. charter member; and past Payments Members of the Boca Ra- presidents will be inter- JOHN D. TALBOTT ton BPW Club will start viewed over WPTV, Chan- Business Women's Week nel 5, Friday, Oct. 12 at Sky High? Insurance Agency, Inc. off with a tea to be given 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6 at the Florida Junior Academy, Mrs. Marge Jamison will 1675 N.W. Fourth Avenue be hostess to members for 489 Hi. 20th. St. from 2-4 p.m. All business lunch at her home to watch Boca Raton AT THE SCHOOLS William C. Mulrein of Miss Susan E. and Wsnfield Boca Raton is among the Stephen G. Strickland are We $& oil out Shopping Center 750 new students enrolled enrolled as freshmen at for the fall semester at Wheaton College, Illinois. to give yen fast, Florida Southern College at Lakeland. Their parents are Mr. top-notch Phone 395-1511 and Mrs. George W. Strick- A transfer student from _ . „ „ _ ., land, of 265 N.W. Fifth Insurance service PUT YOUR budget in order. Talk to one of our JOHN D. TALBOTT Delaware Valley College, Avenue Ask any of our policy- he is a 1961 graduate of loan counselors about a refinancing plan to holders! They'll tell you reduce monthly payments. 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For many An Agency Of The 2,300 106.78 87 73 75 07 HOMES BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government. years BOCA RATON has been 2.400 111.42 91 54 78 33 recognized as a prestige com- 2,500 116.07 95 36 81 59 munity. Today, wirh the addi- ,to, 2,600 120.71 99 17 84 86 tion of Florida Atlantic Uni- Others From $15,490 versity, Mary Mount College for 2,700 125.35 102 98 88. 12 LOW DOWN PAYMENT YOU Girls, and St. Andrews Prepara- MIUHBWU1BiraniMiliiiiiinriM tory School for Boys it stands FEDERAL Insurance by itself! YOU can capitalize on it! DEVELOPMENT CORP. U98 S.W. 4th Ave., FIRST FEDERAL BOCA RATON'S Boca Raton Phone 395-1211 500 S. Federal Hwy. CHOICEST LOCATION DIRECTIONS: U.S. 1 to SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach Camino Real (Howard John- son) turn West and follow SOCA IATON BOOS Camino Real t blocks to Soca 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 Islands new entrance. Ph. 39S-O22O Thursday, September 27, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7B Parish Education Sunday PUBLIC NOTICES PU&L1C NOTICES To Be Observed at ALC At Advent Lutheran NOTICE is hereby given that \ /NOTICE TO CREDITORS the undersigned, under the pro- *N THE COURT OF THE Church, next Sunday is visions of Section 865.09, COUNTY J UDGE IN AND FOR designated as Parish Florida Statutes 1957, will PALM BEACH COUNTY, Education Sunday. register with the Circuit Court, FLORIDA; IN PROBATE, in and for Palm Beach County, NO. 19225 Church Services Rally Day will be ob- Florida, upon receipt of proof IN RE: ESTATE OF served during the Sunday of publication of this r notice, BOCA RATON nesday evening Bible study the Hctitious,naine to-wit: HELEN P. MANN, hour at 7:30. School hour, at 9:15 a.m. Deceased. FIRST METHODIST SUSAN & KATINCA N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. THE COMMUNITY CHURCH A color motion picture, To All Creditors, Legatees, Rev. Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sun- N.W. Fourth Avenue. Ira Lee and that the party interested in Distributees and Persons Hav- day school 9:45 a.m. Church Eahleman, minister. Sunday entitled "Discipleship" said business is as follows ing Any Claims or Demands service 11 a.m. Nursery avail- School 9:45 a.m.; Sunday wor- will be shown. Claire L. Archer Against Said Estate: able for children. MYF meets ship at 11 a.m.; evening service At the 10:30 a.m. wor- Dat«d: s t. 7, 1962 You and each of you are Sun. 6 p.m. in the Church Hall. at 7:30 p.m.; Communion ser- ep hereby notified that you are Sunday Evening Service, 7:30 vice at 6:30 p.m., Memorial ship service, the pastor. Publish: sept. 13, 20 27 and required by Law to present p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday, Hall. Wednesday night prayer Oct 4 1962 any claims and demands which 8 p.m. and praise service at 7. the Rev. William M. - Deutschmann, will preach . you, or either of you, may FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST BAPTIST have against the estate of 600 West Camino Real, Rev. 162 W. Palmetto Paik Rd. on the theme, "A Com- HELEN P. MANN, deceased, Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. Rev. William Towery, Pastor. plete Person." NOTICE OF PROBATE late of said County, to the Sunday Church School, 8:43 Morning worship 1 1 a.m. Sun- IN THE COURT OF THE County Judge of Palm Beach a.m. Worship services 10 a.m. day School 9:45 a.m. Training At this service, Sunday COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND FOR County, Florida, at his office and 11:15 a.m. Union 6:30 p.m. Evening wor- School teachers and offi- PALM BEACH COUNTY, in the court house of said ship 7:15. Mid-week prayer cers will be installed, FLORIDA; IN PROBATE County at West Palm Beach, ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL service, Wed. 7:30 p.m. Choir No. 1922S Florida, within six calendar Boca Raton Road. James C. rehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. Luther League officers months from the time of the Stoutsenberger, Rector. Sun- The nursery is open at all of will be installed, and ESTATE OF first publication of this notice. days 7:40 a.m. Matins, 8 a,m. these services. HELEN P, MANN, Each claim or demand shall Holy Eucharist; 9:30 a.m. Holy special recognition will Deceased. be in writing in duplicate, and Eucharist (1st and 3rd Sun- DEERFSELD BEACH be given to the Youth THE STATE OF FLORIDA: shall state the place of resi- days), Morning Prayer (2nd and dence and post office address 4th Sundays). Weekdays: Mon.. ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC Confirmation class. TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- Tues., Fri., 7:15 Matins, 7-30 ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID of the claimant, and shall be 3240 N.E. 10th Terrace, Pom- Sunday evening, at 7:30 DECEDENT: sworn to by the claimant, his Hoiy Eucharist, Thursday, 9:40 pano Beach. The Rev. John agent, or his attorney, and any Matins, 10 Hoiy Eucharist. MacAtavey, pastor. Masses p.m., there will be a You are hereby notified that a written instrument purporting such claim or demand not so held at 8, 9 and 11 a.m. special program for the filed shall be void. ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC Groundbreaking ceremonies this week started constructi6n of the Community to be the Last Will and Testa- SW 3rd Ave. at 3rd St. Rev. FIRST BAPTIST parents of Sunday School ment of said decedent has been FIRST BANK AND TRUST Paul L. Manning, pastor. Sun- N.W. 2nd St., Deerfieid Beach. Presbyterian Church in Deerfieid Beach. The Rev. Arland V. Briggs, minister students, at which time admitted to probate in said COMPANY OF BOCA day 7, 9, 10:30 and noon mass- Rev. G. Robert Rowe, pastor. of the church, officiated at the ceremonies. Designed by Robert Jahleka, the Court. RATON es. Confessions will be heard Morning worship 8:30 and 11 they will have the oppor- You are hereby commanded By: s/ J.T, Johnson every Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Even- new church will cost an estimated $300,000 when,equipped and furnished. tunity to meet with the within six calendar months Vice President and and 7:30 to 8; 30 p.m. Dally ing worship service 7:30. BTU from the date of the first publi- Trust Officer mass weekdays 8 a.m. 6:30. Mid-week prayer service, teachers of their children, cation of this notice to appear Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. There will be a panel dis- As executor of the Last CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 'Living Faith' Is Topic Choir at 7:30 p.m. 'Grounds For Hope' Is in said Court and show cause, Will and Testament of Chamber of Commerce Building, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN •d of cussion on the subject: if any you can, why the action For Rev. Briggs Sunday of said Court in admitting said Helen P. Mann, deceased, Federal Highway, Sundays at 11 Rev. Arland Briggs, pastor, Rev. Shiphorst's Topic "The Importance of Sun- W.H. Hallman a.m.) Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. under will meet October 4 at will to probate should not Sunday at Community "Grounds For Hope" day School Today," and stand unrevoked. 131 Northeast First Avenue Nursery available. Testimony the direction of Foster Paifcer Presbyterian Church in 7:30 p.m. in the library. Boca Raton, Florida meetings Wednesdays 8 p.m. and Harry Anderson. Morning On Sunday, Oct. 7, the will be the topic of the i refreshments will be serv- PAUL T. DOUGLAS Attorney for Executor Chamber of Commerce, worship, 9:30 a.m. Deerfieid Beach, Rev. Ar- sermon to be delivered by : ed by the members of the (Seal) County Judge church will again go on a Palm Beach County, Florida Publish once each week for ADVENT LUTHERAN CALVARY BAPTIST land V. Briggs will speak the Rev. Albert G. Ship- four consecutive weeks: N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just 1 block west of U.S. No. 1 and schedule of two services — Luther League. By S/ Lena L. Mock on "Living Faith" at horst at the First Presby- Deputy Clerk September 13, 20, 27 and Octo- off US1. William M. Deutsch- '/3 block north of Sample Road. the first at 9:30 and the ber 4, 1962. mann, pastor. Sunday schedule; Wes Auger, pastor. Worship 9:30 a.m. terian Church, Sunday. Other meetings for the W.H. Hallman 9:15 a.m. The Church at Study; service 11 a.m. Sunday School second~at 11 o'clock. 131 Northeast First Avenue The music will be under week are as follows: Mon- NOTICE TO. CREDITORS 10:30 a.m. The Church at Wor- 9:45. Gospel preaching service Tuesday, Oct. 2, at 7:30 day, 7 p.m., Boy Scout Boca Raton, Florida ship. 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wed- the direction of Elliot A. Q .. . r J c L I p.m. there will be a train- Attorney for Executor IN THE COURT OF. THE nesday 7:30. Alexander, organist-direc- Baptist Sunday School Troop 307; Tuesday, 7:30 •COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Plans ing course for church offi- p.m., Sunday School teach- Publish once each week for PALM DEAC11 COUNTY, 190 E. Royal Palm Rd. The TRINITY REFORMED tor, who will be assisted rromotion Day cers in the church. four consecutive weeks: FLORIDA; IN PROBATE, Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. Sun- S.E. Second Court and Eighth by the sanctuary choir. This Sunday will be pro- er training; Tuesday, 9 September 13, 20, 27 and Octo- NO. 19284 day School 9:15 a.m.; Worship Terrace, Deerfieid Beach. Rev. Wednesday, from 7 p.m. ber 4, 196 2. Service 10:30 a.m. Nursery Vemon Hoffman, pastor. Morn- The Sunday School class- motion day in the Sunday p.m., church bowling at IN BE: ESTATE OF during 10:30 service. ing Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. rehearsal for the University Bowl; Wednes- JOHN C DeWEES School 9:30 a.m. Sunday es will meet from 9:30 to School of the First Baptist Junior and Echo Choirs Deceased MORAVIAN evening church service 7 p.m. 10:30 under the direction Church. day, 8 p.m., Adult Discus- NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR A S.W. 12th Ave. in Boca Raton will be held in the church. To All Creditors, Legatees, of Poster Parker and Harry Those who have reached : sion Group; Thursday, CONTRACT TO COLLECT AND Distributees and Persons Square. Christian D. Weber, Thursday, 7 30 p.m. the DISPOSE OF GARBAGE AND Minister. Morning Worship at DELRAY BEACH a certain age level will 7:30 p.m., Church Choir having Any Claims or De- Anderson, co-superinten- pastor's study group meets REFUSE FOR THE TOWN OF mands Against Said Estate: 11 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST move into new classes. Rehearsal; Saturday, 8:45 HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA. Delray Women's Club Bldg. S.E. dents. in the church. You and each of you are CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST Promotional certificates a.m., Youth Confirmation hereby notified that you are 1675 N.W. Fourth Avenue, Frank 5th Ave. at 5th St. Dayton D. The junior high and se- SEALED bids wil! be received Smith, minister. Bible Study at Friday, at 8 p.m. Senior class. by the Town of Highland Beach, required by Law to present Ferrin, interim pastor. Sun- nior high young people will be presented by John any claims and demands day School, 9:45 a.m. Morning 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Hager Jr., newly elected Choir Rehearsal will be Florida, at the Town Hall, will meet Sunday evening held in the church. 4321 So. Ocean Blvd, (Delray which you, or either of you, Worship, 11 a.m. Evening Wor- CHURCH OF THE PALMS Sunday School superinten- 'Reality' Is Topic For Beach) at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, may have against the estate of Worship, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday (Congregational). So. Federal at 6:30 in the church. October 2, 1962, for the col- JOIHJ C. DetVSES, deceased, Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m. Highway at S.E. First St., Del- The Women's Associa- dent. Christian Scientists lection and disposal of Garbage late of said County to the ray Beach. Dr. G. C. Pullman, County Judge of Palm Beach CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR tion executive board will Rev. William Towery's n n r-n T C I and refuse of the Town. pastor. Worship service, 9:30 a.m. ev Da Gl S eak "Reality" will be the County, Florida at his office 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. meet Wednesday at 10 subject at the morning ser- ^ -. " , ' J.° P Specifications and form of in the court house of said Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pas- DELRAY PRESBYTERIAN sermon subject at the 11 contract may be Becured from County at West Palm Beach, tor. Sunday Services: Sunday 320 N.E. Fifth Avenue, Delray a.m. in the church; the vice will be "Our Baptist At First Methodist Sun. a.m. service Sunday of the Town Manager at the above Florida, within six calendar School 9:45 a.m. for which Beach, (U.S. Presbyterian). The Youth Choir will rehearse Heritage." "The Christian and address. Telephone CRest- months from the time of the there is a nursery available. Rev, Paul W. Gess, pastor. Sun- the Christian Science So- wood 6-9 149. first publication of this notice. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Youth day School, 10 a.m.; Morning at 6:15; and the Adult At 6:30 p.m. the Training His Bible" will be the ciety at the Chamber of Bids must be accompanied Each claim or demand shall be Fellowship, 6:45 p.m. Evening worship, 11 a.m.; Evening Wor- Union will study the co- sermon topic of the Rev. Commerce building. by a bid bond, certified check, in writing in duplicate, and service at 7:30. Tuesday even- ship, 7:30p.m. Mi6%week services, operative program of South- Dan Gill at the 11 a.m. or Cashiers check drawn upon shall state the place of resi ing Senior choir rehearsal. Wed- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Hoffman Continues any State or National Bank in dene e and post office address ern Baptists. Sunday School will service Sunday at First meet at 9:30 a.m. Nursery Florida, made payable to the of the cJaimCTt, and slialj be Apostles Creed Series At the evening service Methodist Church. Town of Highland Beach, Flor- awom to by the claimant, his at the Grace Ba tist The Rev. Vernon Hoff- facilities are available at ida, in the amount of Eight agent,' or his attorney, and Calvary Baptist To Hear P Rev. Towery will speak on The Church School will 10:45 a.m. Sunday in the Hundred Dollars. The deposit any such claim or demand not Pastor Wes Auger Sun. Church of Ft. Lauderdale. man is continuing his se- a parable of Jesus. observe Promotion Day at will be retained by the Town so fii ed shall be void ries on the articles of the recreation room of the as liquidated damages in the He will be aided in these Wednesday at 7:30 will 9:45 a.m. event that the successful bid- 's Uva U. DeWees "What If Christ Does services Apostles' Creed at the mi. ., it. J- i. m. u .First Federal Savings and der fail s to enter into a con- Return?" by the Musical be the regular monthly The Methodist Churches| Loan Asgn_ As executrix of the Last Loveladys of Kalamazoo, 10:30 a.m. service at business meeting at which tract. Will and Testament of Nosubject Return?t of th" e wilsermol ben thbye of Boca Raton, Boynton Wednesday The deposits of unsuccess- John C. DeWees, deceased. Mich., who will perform at Trinity Reformed Church. time the annual report of Beach and Delray Beach evening ser- ful bidders will be returned Pastor Wes Auger at the Calvary from Oct. 8-14 to The fourth sermon to be the church will be read. vices are at 8 p.m. at the promptly and the deposit of the KUK2INGKR AM liOKCHELL will sponsor a Christian successful bidder will be re- Attorneys for Executrix 11 a.m. service Sunday of asgist in a revival crusade preached this Sunday is Workers' School, Sept. 30 Chamber building. 279 North Federal Highway Calvary Baptist Church turned upon execution of the Oocn Huton, Florida there. entitled "I Believe in the through Oct. 4. contract, required bond and de- of North Pompano. livery of Insurance papers. First publication: Sept. 6, 1962 Holy Ghost." At There will be three 'Good Fight of Faith' At the 7:30 p.m. service 'Truthful Living' Topic the 7 Rev. Paul Gess Will The Town of Highland Beach September 6, 13, 20, and 27, p.m. evening service the Speak in Delray Sunday courses of study: The Is Dr. Pullman's Topic reserves the right to reject any 1962 Pastor Auger will continue «- R_v y/phpr v u third sermon in the series "The Good Fight of and all bids, to waive techni- his series of sermons from ° " The Life of Jesus" by Rev. H. calities and the award if made The Rev. Christian D. on the Canons of Dort is Stewart Austin, "Working Faith" will be the topic will be to the most satisfac- the Book of Revelation has chogen ,.The tory, responsible bidder who Trinity concerning the Seven Weber will preach on the titled "Total Depravity." With Primary Children" by of Dr. George C. Pull- Of The Master's Hand" man's sermon Sunday at qualifies. Letters to the Churches. subject "Truthful Living," The first fellowship pot- as his sermon subject for Mrs. W.L. Kennedy, and TOWN OF HIGHLAND Reformed the 9:30 a.m. service of BEACH, FLORIDA On Monday night Pastor at the 11 a.m. service Sun- luck of the season will be the 11 a.m. service Sun- "The Use of the Bible day of the Boca Raton held at the church begin- With Children" by Mrs. the Church of the Palms, BY Rudolph W. Hertwlg. Auger will begin a series day at Delray Bs ach Pres- Publish: Sept. 13, 20, 27, 1962 Church of evangelistic meetings Moravian Church. ning at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 3. T.N, Alexander. Congregational, in Delray byterian Church. Beach. NOW in Our NEW Mr. Gess will speak on Air-Conditioned "The Kind of God We 'Truth About Tithing1 It will be Dr. Pullman's MORAVIAN CHURCH SANCTUARY Have" at 7:30 p.m. _ _ final sermon as interim Protestant S.E. 2nd Court The mid-week Bible Is Kev. tastman s Topic minister at the church. Neighborhood Church S.E. 8th Terrace study and prayer meeting "The Truth About Tith- The new minister, Rev. S.W. 12 Ave. in Boca Square. Deerfieid Beach is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ing" will be the 11 a.m. Duane W. Smith of East Sunday School Sunday School meets at sermon theme of Rev. Al- Bloomfield, N.Y., will 395-2916 9:30 A.M. 10 a.m. bert L. Eastman at the arrive Oct. 1. Christian D. Weber, Nursery care is provided Church of the Open Door. Morning Worship for both services. Sunday School will meet Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Morey Minister at 9:45 a.m. are vacationing in Bronx- 10:30 A.M, "The Possibility : of ville, N.Y. and New Eng- Horning Worship Evening Worship Being Dead and Alive" is land. 7:00 P.M. CAMPUS HILL the theme of the 7:30 11:00 A.M. Mr afl Air-conditioned New Building The Rev. Vemon Hoffman BAPTIST CHURCH p.m. sermon of Pastor - d Mrs. Charles Pastor Eastman. Wednesday Kuster have as their 1675 N.W. 4th AVE. nights Bible Study Hour guests their son and his FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida Evangelistic — Fundamental is conducted from 7:30 to wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8:30 p.m. Kuster of Detroit, Mich. Rev. William Towery, pastor Sunday School 9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICES Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. The Lord's Supper, or They plan to spend two the Communion Service of weeks here. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship H;00 A.M. Wednesday the church will be observ- Training Maori 6:30 P.M. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. ed at the 11 a.m. ssrvice Mrs. Gladys Van Natta Evening Worship 7;i5p M Oct. 7. The Gleaners La- and her nephew. Dean Bush, Wednesday Evening Mr. Frank Ferrin dies Group meets Thurs- arrived home this week Prayer Service , 7:30 P.JH, Interim Pastor day, Oct. 4, at 1:30 p.m. after visiting, relatives in "The Southern Baptist Church in Uoca Raton" Cleveland, Ohio. Series Will Continue St. Gregory's FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Community At Community Church Episcopal Church 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. pastor, DanJW. Gill Ira Lee Eshleman, min- 245 EAST BOCA RATON RD Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. Church ister at the Community SCHEDULE Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. of Boca Raton Church, will continue his OF SERVICES lectures in the Book of SUNDAY, SEPT. 30, 1962 Sermon: N. W. 4th. Ave. Acts at the 11 a.m. ser- 7:40 N'atins "The Christian and His Bible" at 6th. St. vice Sunday. 8:0.0 Poly Eucharist The 7:30 Sunday night 9:30 Koly Eucharist & Air-Conditioned service will feature a Sermon sacred musical, that is 'Rev. James C. Stoutsenberger being featured the last Rector Sunday in each month. Phone 395-3260 first Presbyterian Church <500 West Camino Real m ymr LUTHERAN CHURCHES REV, ALBERTG.^IPHGRST Pastor of Boca Raton TWO SERVICES ADVENT ST. PAUL hmr... THE A.L.C. MISSOURI SYNOD 10:00 A.M. and 11:15 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 Clinch School 8:45 A.M. Ira Lee Eshleman, Minister WORSHIP 10:30 WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30 Bible Commentator N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. Reuben L. Anderson, Pastor Just off U.S. 1 Downtown Boca Sunday School 9:45 A.M. K.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG, Pastor Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Pastor PHONE 395-0433 "Gr^iuncisFor Hope- Evening Worship 7;30 P.M. Phone 395-3632 Parsonage 395-1939 Friendly, Evangelical Air Conditioned Air Gondifioned THE BOCA RATONNEWS Thursday, September 27, 1962 STOCK UP! produce lune" Delicious Dei Monte Crisp Mountain-Grown Red Delicious Fruit Cocktail 5 - AppleS 4-.b.bag 49* Famous Del Monte Stewed Sweet Thompson Seedless Tomatoes , 5 ' — Grapes «,; 19* Del Monte Early Garden ^^ Crisp California Pascal Green Peas 5 — Celery ., 2 for 25* Del Monte Cut $ Green Beans 5 <°" 1. i6publix duiry specials" Del Monte Zesty Flavored ^^ f Pillsbury Sweet or Buttermilk Tomato Catsyp .5 ^ l® Biscuits ...... 4 £, 39c Tasty Chef's Delight Del Monte Cream Style Swift's Sale! Sherbet or $ Ice Cream 5 Si $1 Cheese Spread ?<$ 69c Golden Corn 6 «" 1. 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