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VOL. 7 NO. 25 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, May 17, 1962 16 Pages PRICE TEH CENTS

Dewekpment §f Lab§r Poof Will EDITORIAL Kiwsnis Gives 'Boca U' Gets President An Excellent Choice U. hid $500 And Name from Cabinet Follow Arriwal §f Industry Here As long as Boca Raton could not become part of The "Boca u" fund Dr. Kenneth R. Williams its students from junior the name - Florida Atlantic University is an excel- was $500 richer recently will be on the job June 1 colleges throughout the "Labor does not attract if we can attract indus- The committee would be lent choice, and much favorable comment was heard when L.L. Tazewell, and Florida Atlantic Uni- area. It is being planned industry; industry will at- try." followed by an active In- around town following the official announcement. president of the Boca versity here will be firm- for an initial enrollment tract labor," Warren L. He pointed out that Eoca dustrial Development The selection of a Florida administrative educator Raton Kiwanis Club, ly established as the most of 2,000 students with an Felter told members of Raton has 303 acres of Committee which would as president was also a popular one. Dr. Kenneth R. handed a check for $500 significant cultural and anticipated growth to the Boca Raton Rotary industrial zoned property base its work on the prin- Williams received his BS and master's degrees in to William Hallman, of economic asset in Boca 10,000 by 1970 and per- Club yesterday. within the city limits. ciples established by the this state and is no stranger to South Florida. He the University Endow- Raton and the surrounding haps as much as double planning committee. will be welcomed as one of Eoca Raton's most prom- that in the following 10 Felter, vice president ment Fund. area. inent new citizens. years. and cashier at the First One function of the The Kiwanis Club pre- Dr. Williams, whose ap- % Bank of Boca Raton, ad- planning committee would Dr. Williams' task of selecting faculty and other viously voted to donate pointment as president of Final working drawings, dressed the club as a be to recommend to the staff members is the most difficult part of "building" $350 to the university FAU was confirmed Tues- now being prepared by a member of the Industrial Chamber the type of in- the university. Construction of the physical plant will fund then later raised the day by the State Cabinet, group of architectural Planning Committee of dustry the community be a routine procedure in accordance with approved amount to $500. has been president of firms including Shoup and feels it should have. the Eoca Raton Chamber plans and specifications. The search for highly Other recent Kiwanis Dade County Junior Col- McKinley of Boca Raton, Felter indicated that the of Commerce. qualified professors will have no such set pattern or Club donations include lege since 1960. He is a are expected to be finish- committee leans toward design. Unlike steel and concrete, the "materials" $500 to the library fund; graduate of the University ed in August. On that He and other members "industries of a re- with which he has to work are individual personali- $600 to furnish a room of Florida and holds the schedule, a start on ac- of the committee appeared search, development and ties. Building a house is easy, but making of it a at . Bethesda Memorial doctor of philosophy de- tual construction of the at the club as part of a manufacturing character happy, well-organized home is quite different. Hospital; $50 to Advent gree from the University buildings is expected be- program to gain support that mesh with the cul- Dr. Williams will start building the organization Lutheran Church Boy of Chicago. fore the end of the year. and collect opinions on tural and educational level even before construction of the plant gets under way. Scout Troop and Elks Dr. Williams received A meeting is scheduled •w the drive to bring industry of Boca Raton." to Boca Raton. An appear- He will take charge next month and set up an office Eoy Scout Troop for the endorsement of the for. May 24 for a discus- ance of the Industrial "This sounds like a in the temporary administrative quarters. Actual tents and other equip- Palm Beach County Re- sion of university prob- Committee is scheduled very high-toned project," ground-breaking ceremonies may not take place ment. sources Development lems between city, coun- also for next Tuesday's WARREN L. FELTER Felter said, "but, never- until early fall. Also contributed $72 to Board and the trustees of ty and State Board of Con- meeting of the Eoca Ea- "In addition," Felter theless, we feel that this If everything now moves along according to sched- send a local youth to the University at Boca trol representatives. ton Kiwanis Club. said, "there is a great is a healthy concept. The ule the university is expected to be ready for its Boys State; $50 for a Raton Endowment Corp. Chief among the items on in a telegram sent yester- Felter's comments on expanse of acreage west companies to be attracted first Junior class in the fall of 1964. These students scholarship for a Carver the meeting agenda will day. industry attracting labor of town and west of the will be screened so that will form its first graduating class the following High School graduate; $55 be the campus access were in reply to questions turnpike that could possi- we can assure you that year and a new Junior class will be added to com- to local boys and girls "Offer you heartiest roads. -j concerning Boca Raton's bly be turned into indus- they will not produce haz- plete the establishment of the new two-year univer- "T" ball league; and congratulations on your Dr. Williams and Flori- ^ apparent lack of an ade- trial sites. We do not be- ards or create economic sity. The institution is expected to adopt the tri- $200 rental of auditorium appointment and assuran- da Atlantic University quate labor ' pool. He lieve that availability of and social problems, nor semester plan and many other innovations — so no for Seacrest High School ces of complete coopera- will be at the hub of a pointed to Pratt & Whit- land is a serious problem will they pollute the air set program for its operation can be predicted at graduating ceremonies. tion," the trustees wired. rapidly growing educa- "We feel certain your ex- ney in West Palm Beach in this matter." or water." this time. tional and cultural center. perience and capabilities which draws its work Goal of the Industrial Robert Ingalls is chair- One thing is certain: Florida Atlantic University Nearing completion just 13 From Boca will assure fulfillment of force from distances up Planning Committee is man of the Industrial Plan- is going to be watched throughout the country with a west of Boca Raton ia the preparation of a com- ning Committee. In addi- great deal of interest by officials in other institutions our aims for creation of the St. Andrews School to 60 miles. On D.C Trip an institution which will prehensive report on stud- tion to Felter, the com- of higher learning. It may well mark the opening of a of Boca Raton, an Epis- "Labor will go to in- Thirteen Boca Raton establish a new high ies of the area and the mittee is composed of new era in advanced education. In this light it will copal preparatory school dustry," Felter said, youngsters were among standard in modern educa- opinions of the residents Bill Keating and Fred focus attention upon the city in which it is located — for boys headed by the "and we do not need to the 501 Palm Beach tion." f@ worry about a labor pool on industrial development. Flader. in addition to bringing here several thousand students, Rev. Hunter Wyatt-Brown. along with the faculty and other staff members who County School Patrol The Endowment Corp. Also under construc- will make their homes in Boca Raton. members who left yes- promised to press its tion just south of the terday on a special fund campaign with "re- University site is a new Proposed Civil Service Rules train from West Palm newed enthusiasm." A senior high school. Memorial Hospital Gifts Beach to Washington, total of $225,000 in assets Planned for a site on D.C. aud pledges has already Military Trail just west Change Sent Back to Board Leaving with them been received and an of the University is a Total Now Over $14,000 were 43 chaperones, a additional $90,000 is an- Marymount College for appointment is retroac- The City Commission and a new ordinance re- The Debbie-Rand Memo- doctor and two nurses. ticipated through the cam- Girls. tive to April 29. tribute to the fund may Tuesday sent back to the stricting the use of pest- rial Hospital Fund con- do so at the First Bank Members of the School paign just starting in Dr. Williams has indi- FILLED vacancies on Civil Service Board the icides following second tinues to grow. Contribu- of Boca Raton. Donations Patrol from Boca Raton Eroward county. cated that one of his first the zoning board of ad- board's request to reduce and final reading of the tions now total $14,439 are tax deductible. Zlementary School leav- The new university at tasks will be the selec- the service requirement justment and appeals two ordinances. 1 as of Wednesday. ing were Phyllis Harrell, Eoca Raton, scheduled to tion of a faculty compos- for promotional examina- .APPROVED a plan for through the re-appoint- Traffic Count Carlene Feddern, Debo- open in the fall of 1964, ed of top scientists and ment of Dr. William Max- The fund, started as a tions for city employes. a short northerly exten- memorial to Deborah and rah Kee, Colleen Oates, will be a two-year senior scholars to staff the new field, the appointment of A reduction of the ser- sion of Southwest 12th James Rand Drummond Ahead of '61 William Jackson, -Steve college designed to draw university. William A. James, and the vice requirement from avenue. The extension who died in a tragic poi- Traffic in Boca Raton Avery, David Harris and re-appointment as an al- three years to one year would stop short of the soning Easter Eve, is to continued on the upswing Richard Sheffield. had been recommended present location of Pal- ternate of Howard Kates. be used to investigate during March. Robert Trafford, princi- Outdoor Living Snow Planned to the City Commis-sion metto Park road, but CHANGED to 8 p.m. the the possibility of build- According to a survey pal, is serving as a by the board. The Com- would provide a culvert starting time of the May ing a hospital in Boca reported by the Traffic chaperone. By Refai! Merchants Group mission also sent the 29 City Commission and sand sealed surface Raton. and Planning Division of Students from J.C. Mit- "Outdoor living" will swimming pool forum board two compromise meeting because of the chell School Safety Patrol to a point roughly where Although Mr. and Mrs. the State Road Depart- be the theme of a pro- which was first presented proposals for study. primary run-off elections on the trip were Robert Palmetto Park road will Robert Drummond, par- ment, northbound daily gram to be presented by last year. Suggested by the city on that date. Schweikle, Nancy Sae- be located after it is ex- ents of the children, said average traffic was 0,635, the Retail Merchants' At a recent meeting at were compromise plans .APPROVED the final linger, Peggy O'Neal tended westward. a hospital here wouldn't or 10.9 per cent over that Committee of the Boca which 2.n. Jennings, that would either split linen plat of the Sun and and Carol Johnson. SET June 5 at 7:30 have saved their two of 1961, and 26.2 per Raton Chamber of Com- chairman of the Retail the difference - a two Surf Club community. The tour of Washington p.m. for a public hearing children who drank some cent over 1957. merce at the Cabana Merchants' Committee year service requirement will cover three 8-10 hour on the engineer's assess- AUTHORIZED the milk with an insecticide Average daily traffic, Club of the Eoca Haton presided, the following - or make it possible to ment roll for paving of proclamation of May 28 days. with it, such a hospital southbound, was 7,018, Hotel and Club. committees were organiz- apply service in other as Youth Government More than 20 historic Northwest 1st avenue. might save other children 12.5 per cent over that of The date has been set ed: Outdoor Living Show, cities to the promotion spots will be visited be- .APPOINTED Alvon D. Day in Boca Raton. Stu- in the future. 1961, or 43.6 per cent tentatively as Friday co-chairmen Dot Myhre requirements in Boca Ea- Nahrstedt as a police off- dents from J.C. Mitchell over that of 1957. fore the return trip. ton. Anyone wishing to con- evening, June 22. The and Quin Jungeman; en- icer effective May 15 and School, elected by their show will include a tertainment, Conrad J. In other action Tues- Louis Bassi as a water fellow students to posi- • Kempf; publicity, co- day, the City Commis- plant operator, both on tions similiar to elected 13 Persons Injured chairmen, Pean Griffith sion: the recommendation of the city officials, will "take and Marjorie Billings; .ADOPTED a new gen- Civil Service Board on a over" the city govern- In April Accidents arrangements, George eral licensing ordinance probational basis. Bassi's ment for the day. Although 13 persons Young and Helen Road- EECEIVEE from Sea- were injured in 29 auto man; sponsors and fi- porcel, Inc., a withdrawal traffic accidents here in nance chairman, Annie News Will %mmm Progrim of its request for zoning April, there were no fatal- Young. changes in the Villa Rica ities according to the On Capital lmpr©¥@mefBt Plaa area. police report. Realtors Week Set Property damage for the An outline of Boca gram will dwell on the Plans for the annual Emergency CaSSs accidents amounted to Raton's Capital Improve- importance of the entire Realtor Week celebration $4,995. ment Program and the program without reference Top FD Activity here were announced this There were 55 persons week by Jay S. MacLaren, importance of prompt ac- to any specific project or Emergency calls topped tion on the multi-million- any specific site. arrested; five were re- president of the Boca Ra- the list of 19 calls leased not charged; 11 dollar proposals is plan- ton Board of Realtors. "Prompt action on the answered by the Boca Ra- cases are pending; 15 ned for the next Chamber The annual observance Improvement Program is ton Fire Department in previous cases pending of Commerce Coffee Club of unparalleled impor- April. of the National Associa- were completed: two were tion of R eal Zstate meeting, according to Oli- tance to the future de- Firemen responded to 10 turned over to other au- Boards, of which the Bo- ver E. Jaynes, president velopment of Boca Ra- emergency calls which in- thorities; 16 tried in ca Raton board is a mem- of the Boca Raton News, ton," he added. cluded a poisoning, a court and 21 bonds were Inc., which is sponsoring The Capital Improve- death by drowning and ber, is scheduled from forfeited. Fines and for- May 20-2G. the meeting. ment Program has been cases of minor cuts and feitures collected total- formulated by a citizens The Coffee Club meet- bruises. ed $1,1101.50. committee during a three- CIP MEETING ing will be held at 9 a.m. Ihere were three brush There were 225 com- year period. The Coffee A meeting between Thursday, May 24, at the fires, three auto fires and plaints and 117 other Club program will center the City Commission Chamber building on North three others. services. around an impartial analy- and members of the Federal highway. Estimated damage total- Among those attending the Chesebro monument dedication services at the Fifty offense reports Capital Improvement sis of its salient fea- cemetery recently were, left to right, Col. Arnold MacSpadden, Dr. William G. ed $300 in auto fires. were investigated, and Committee is scheduled "We hope,"Jaynes said, tures. O'Donnell, and Mrs. Harry Chesebro. The ceremony dedicated the memorial First aid classes are police traveled 34,883 for 8 p.m. tonight in the "to arouse community- As usual the public is marker to the Chesebro family who gave the land for Boca Raton's first ceme- still being held. Any per- miles. City Commission cham- wide interest in the Capi- invited to attend the tery. Also to Dr. Lawrence Gould, world famous explorer who composed the bers. A discussion of son interested in taking Among the 52 persons tal Improvement Program meeting as guests of the second paragraph on the War Memorial monument. Col. MacSpadden spoke about sites for proposed im- the standard or advanced fingerprinted, five were and its importance to the Boca Raton News which the Chesebro family and told of the history of the cemetery. Dr. O'Donnell is a provements is on the course may call Lt. Sal criminal, 37 civilian, and city. Our Coffee Club pro- sponsors the event member of the Cemetery Association which presented the marker. agenda. Matteis at 395-1121. 10 city employes. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May T7, 1962 Cabana Club To Open DAR Installs Great Band and a.Place-To New Officers Dance Sat, at Teen Center Summer Season June 2 Mrs. RobertO. Angle, Fort BY BPRNinp JAf"ORS Lauderdale, regent of the Boys, girls, a great band and a place to dance. »ut them The Boca Raton Cabana 9 Archery contests will also Florida Society, Daughters all together and what've you got A typical combination Club management will host be held for children with of the American Revolution, of a perfect Saturday evening at Teen Town. a cocktail party for club prizes to be awarded. Ron installed the new officers of members Friday June 1 from rhristie will be the instruc- the Jonathan Dickinson Chap- We know YOU haven't by many for-summer-only 6:30 to 7:30 on the south tor. ter, D. A. R. of Delray Beach missed out activities planned. The first lawn to begin the summer Swimming lessons will be Friday afternoon, May 11, at on any of the of which is a splash party to season. available from Fd Burgoon, the home of Mrs. W. B. Jack- fun but we be held June 2. The Cabana Club will open The summer golf programs son in Boynton Beach. would like Some more startling things officially June 2 and will re- will be conducted on the Uni- Both officers and chapter t o invite will be happening June 9. main open through Labor versity Park Golf rourse while members participated in the YOU to join School's out and rh'arlie Day, Sept. 3. the Boca Raton Hotel and ceremony which installed us again this Murdock will be back with Marking the summer agen- riub's golf course is being Mrs. C. Emory Harnann, re- week when the Jesters. da will be gala night parties renovated, gent, Boynton Beach; Mrs., the Jesters As T've said before in this set to "round-the-world" George Roy is the Cabana G. T. %ierson, vice regent, will be play- column: all activities are themes, dinner dances and Club manager and maybe Roca Baton; Mrs. Norman B. ing for YOU. planned with guess who in barbecues, ninner dances and contacted at 395-3030 for Mra George W. Nelson, center, was awarded a three day trip to Nassau at Merkel, chaplain; Boynton That's May 19 from 7:30 to mind. So, don't miss out on gala nights will be held every further information. the recent card party of the Boca Twilighters (Over 40 Club) Mrs. J.R. Cuddi- Reach; Mrs. J. R. Rirney, re- 11. The admission is 25(4 if your own party, ^eep in- other Saturday beginning hy, ieft, was hostess and Mrs. Jean Cameron, right, was co-hostess. cording secretary, Roca Ra- YOU are a member, 5Ooi if formed about what's happen- lune 9. BPW to Install ton; Mrs. J. >?. Knott, corre- YOU are a guest ing and PARTICIPATE? Wednesday of alternate Mrs. Gail Fiscus sponding secretary, Delray May 26 will find YOU at weeks family entertainment Reach; Mrs. Deter C. muborg, Teen Town once again, we Radiators Repaired, will be highlighted. There Gail Fiscus will be in- registrar, Delray Reach; Mrs. are certain. The "Spring will be barbecues, dancing stalled as president of the W. B. Wheeler, treasurer, Ball" will be the cause of Recored and supervised games for Roca Raton Rusiness and °ro- HECHEATION WHIRL Delray Beach; Mrs. Bernard YOUR presence, the Catali- children. fessional Women's Club at a E. Turner, historian, Boca naspartofYOUR enjoyment. and Cleaned Pach Tuesday and Friday a Way21 banquet© be held at Raton; Mrs. W. T. Pittman, Other entertainment will be ! fashion show will be a lunch- Tropical Acres, °ompano kit WORK FULLY BY BEVERLY RUSSING game last night — and it morningsatSyouhave a real ^rarian, Delray Beach, provided by Teen Towners j eon feature. The first one Reach starting at 6:30 p. m. c ! NEWS IN BRIEF; The Twi- looks like a good season a- treat, the "T" Rail League. M"- ^7 - Jones, Fort andSeacrest goers - in other GUARANTEED will take place Friday, June Others to be installed in- head. Game time each Wed- These little fellows are just ^"derdale; corresponding words YOU' Bress will be 8. lighters' card party last clude Mrs. Betty Fish, first Thursday was well received. nesdaynightis7 p. m. at the 6, 7 and 8, but they put on secretary of the Florida So- semi-formal and it will be BOCA Regular Sunday afternoon vice president; Mrs. Jewell Think the dinalnumber was Little League field -- lots of a fine show. Sounds like a ciety, n. A, R,, described held from 8 to 12, Ttie price swimming meets will be held Rarringer, second vice pre- for all this: 5(M stag and 75<* sixty-seven, and it seems all fun, come on out. The gals rather full schedule. the highlights of the 71st RADIATOR for the children in the <~&ba- sident; Miss Sbl^ey Rediger, were happy with the results. drag. ; na rlub pool. Trophies and. third v.ce president; Mrs. look mighty cute in their SIGNING OFF; Just a point Continental Congress held in You should have seen the Washington, D. C, last " There's been a change in SERVICE prizes will be awarded at the Margaret Ronberg, recording "uniforms". to ponder: "We do not stop lovely tables that Mrs. Ca - month. the weather" and Teen Town end of the season. secretary; Mrs. Ann Calhoun, WHIRLING AROUND: playing because we grow Large Stock of New meron and Mrs. Bengel set That's the state of affairs at intends to change with the corresponding secretary; and old, we grow old because we Mrs. Jackson, national up — never saw the Commu- the Recreation inepartment. stop playing." No chance if defense chairman, gave a changing weather. There will and Used Radiators Mrs. Sally Galvin, treasurer. D SAVE THESE nity Building looking so gla- lans for the Summer Pro- you keep up with your Re- re port on fluoride, a decision Mrs. Edee Greene of Ft. morous. Mrs. Cuddihy was in gram are in full bloom, and creation Department! facing many cities at this PHONE NUMBERS Lauderdale will be guest charge of reservations and Mike Steele is about to get time. speaker. organization, and really de- 395-0743 into the swim of things. 'TLauncmnaunrhino-' Partv Guests at the meeting were Four new members were serts a blue ribbon. Watch the Boca News for the g **arty Mrs. Angle, Mrs. Janes and mmma USE inducted at the Monday night COMING ATTRACTIONS: announcement about the Held at Club Pool Mrs. Ruth Duborg Thomson, \^S HECTRIC GLASS BOTTOM meeting. They were Marie The Twilighters' RRanquet1 bigger and bbetter "Learn to Alexandria, Virginia. Fire Brown, Iris Beal, Virginia This event comes off May 31 Swim" program. This year Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mohr Bergerand Yvonne Conigan. at Hidden Valley Country adults will be included, too. of Winfield Park entertained ,, , IT •_ 395-1121 Club, and is open to all How many of you gals would at a -launching" party re- Mothers Day Party | SEABOARfr BRIVE-IN THEATRE members of the Twilighters. be interested in a swim and At Rigaumont Home S. Federal Uwy. Lawn and Landscape Deerfleld Beach Police DR. A. LEO VOLLMEB Call Ducky Wenz to make trim class? .. lust a thought, Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Dentist reservations. give me a ring at the Recre- crabana Club pool, was for a sailboat made ex- Rigaumont entertained in Announces the establish- GOING ATTRACTIONS; ation nepartment if this ap- THURS.-FRI.-SAT. 395-1131 actly to scale by Mohr for their Royal Oak Hills home Phone 595^755 ment of his new dental Mr. and Mrs. George Nel- peals to you ... May 17, 18, 19 his grandson, nean Arthur Sunday at a Mother's Day office, Fifth Ave. Shop- son to Nassau? Mrs. Welson PLAY BALL: For you base- PRANK SINATRA Rell of Dines Lake, w. T. Party. Ambulance ping Plaza, was the lucky winner of the ball enthusiasts, there's a .AND HIS FRIENDS The original yawl is under Joining in the festivities Telephone 395-1198 three day cruise for two at game going on most any 395-1S00 construction at the Facobson were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. the Twilighters' cardparty. night that you care to see Sergeants 3 Shipyard at Oyster Ray, I-. T., Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar CURV-INN Our thanks go K> Miss Joan one. Monday and Thursday N.Y, F. Keydel, Mrs. Charles S. Evans at the Boca Travel A- you can view the Adult slow- fastairanf Fveryone agreed the laun- Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tina gency who a range d the prize pitch League at the big field; AIK CONDITIONED framing to Enhance the Value of Your ching was quite a success. Clyde McKenna, Mr. and Keel Louise thro ugh the P & O Steamship Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Pictures of the Lowest Possible Prices Later the group went to the Mrs. Harold L. Poole, Mr. 550. N. Fed. Hwy. •ARMORED COMMAND line. and Friday nights the Little Mohr's home for cocktails and Mrs. George R. Ray; PHONE 395-9925 JENNINGS PICTURE FRAMING FOR THE SPORTS; The Leaguers play; Wednesday FRL-SAT. BONUS 110 E. Boca Roton Rd. • Ph. 395-1660 * Boca Raton and dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John R. (One Block East of City Hall) night you'll find the Little Little Lassie League is in full Among the guests were Mr. Reeves, Mrs. Rarbara Sexton, ALAKAZAM Lassie League swinging; * Breakfast swing, now. Had their first and Mrs. Meal '"'uiroby, Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. THE GREAT Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri- F ano Mrs. Ray vans, Mr. and Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph day nights there is Tunior * Lunch ••SUN.-MON.-TtES.-WED. Mrs. Lawrence Fvans, Mr. A. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Raseball going. Saturday May 20, 21, 22, 23 Hooray!! It's Our and Mrs. Harry Reed, Col. Irving A. Tennyson, Mr. and * Dinner Gregory Robert Polly and Mrs. Howard Kates, Mr. Mrs. F. E. Westine, and Mrs. Peck Mitchum Bergen BOCA RATON and Mrs. Theodore Moore, Ruth Windfeldt. * Curb Service CAPE_FEAR NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kates of Baltimore, Md., and Mrs, PTA To Install Officers *Carry Out Service Doris Day - John Raitt PH0N2 395-5121 Doris Bolton of Syracuse, . New officers of the Boca PAJAIVIA GAME Published every THURS- N. Y. . NNIVERSARY DAY, at 34 S.E. 2nd St. Raton Elementary School by Eoca Eaton News, Parent-Teacher Association Free Parking 2,000 Cars OPENS 1:45 - LAST DAY Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, Births will be installed Monday, WE'RE MWM OUft pres., Ward Risvold, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. May 21 at 8 p. m. vice-pres. Coggin of 1415 N.E. 28th To be installed are Mrs. Court, Pompano Beach, W. J. Brownlee, president; WAKE RISVCLD announce the birth of a Mrs. J. W. Ashe, first vice Publisher son, Robert Thomas Jr., president; Mrs. C, KLOsbome, 2:25-4:50-7:15-9:40 DRAPERY SELL A - BRATION JOHN 0P2L born May 14 at Holy second vice president; Mrs. Editor Cross Hospital. Leon Weaver, third vice pre- Starts Tomorrow Mrs. Coggin is the for- sident; Mrs. Amos whiteman, H. CL.AY RIL5Y mer Linnea Olsson of correspondingsecretary; Mrs. .Advertising Manager Boca Raton. ONE WEEK ONLY! John Carlo, recording secre- Untered as Second Class tary; Mrs. Richard Robinson, This picture was made to be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sel- shown on a wide screen and Shes the Matter at the Post Office treasurer; Mrs. Wilma Shipp, MAY 21st thru MAY 26fh leck, N.W. Second Avenue, enjoyed in comfort . . . The most at Boca Raton, Florida, historian and Mrs. James Cinema provides you both' and 15th Street, Boca Ra- luscious Dec. 1, 1955. •Sterling, parliamentarian. ton, announce the birth of forbidden fruit Our regular stock of fabrics MZMEEE a boy at Broward General A musical program will be that ever Hospital. [first quality—no seconds) is Florida Press'.Association presented. dropped into National Hditorial.Ass'n. marked down for the occasion. the screen's Have the draperies of your Boca Raton Eieyant but not dreams and enjoy the savings. Chamber of Commerce expensive Place your order now for cus- "SUBSCRIPTION RATES tom draperies — we will even By carrier in city . . . ROYAL hold them for you until fall, if your house is not ready! 10 m. visitors to Boca Raton. erature will be distribut- graduation of her grandson, « OFFICE SUPPLIES ed. nan McNeill. He will be * GIFTS Dr. William G. O'Don- graduated from Regis College nell will conduct the in Denver with a degree in Artist of the Week evening discussion from 7-9 p.m. geophysical engineering. The men are the sons of Pefe OHLENBUSCH A Turner Addresses Mr. and Mrs. Corbin . «c Weal of Huntington, Long Clubs' Workshop Tsland. The senior McNeil is director of industrial relations Ray Kohl G.E. Turner, vice presi- 123 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton and vice presidentof Interna- Phone 395-1300 dent of Turner Nurseries, tional Telephone and Tele- Inc., spoke last week at graph. the day-long workshop in After the gra duations, Mrs. West Palm Beach of the Theilen, withother members 10th Federation of Gar- of the McNeil family, will BE AMERICAN I den Clubs of Florida. Turner spoke on "NewSplash Party Held LIVE AMERICAN! Plant Introductions" and BUY AtVSEHICANI "The Florida Grades and -A-100% American Made Standards Law." Turner At Borozny Home -&-100', (American Finest Quality is also president of the A "double" splash party k NO FOREIGN PARTS THAT ARE OFTEN- Palm Beach County chap- was held recently atthe home TIMES IMPOSSIBLETO REPLACE OR RE- ter of the Florida Nur- of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew PAIR. s erym en and G ro w ers Borozny in Roca Villas. lOQ'.fi American QuaiHy Costs Less to Buy—COSTS LESS Assn. The event was a celebra- TO SERVICE-BETTER PERFORMANCE. tionof the birthdaysof Linda , MORE QUALITY NOW and FOR YEARS TO COME Personals seven, and David Borozny, -HERE'S A TRUE AMERICAN SALE. Tommy Minnehan and Bill eight. •No Misrepresentations! «No Fictitious Prices -Good Honest Buvs Spence left recently for Long Two special birthday cakes Beach, Long Island, N. Y., were provided. where they will spend the Guests included Kathleen, FEDERAL TV summer. They return here Andrea, Mancy, and Andrew Phone CR 8-2888 next October. Borozny Tr., Tommy Lynch, 6205 N. FED. HWY. BOCA RATON Vote May 29 Richard Hawks and Mrs. T. T. Lynch. SAVE 5.00 WITH THIS COUPON Coffee Cup Marks 11st Anniversary ROOF CLEANING-ROOF PAINTING It was free birthday cake •I and coffee for all at the Cof- fee Cup last Thursday when Ithe first anniversary of the mm is NO QUESTION ... restaurant was celebrated. i Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Noel, > BOB SMITH'S owners, invited their friends in for coffee and cake. A Sound Loan Is Good Business OBLIGATION Call CR or WH 2-2594 The Noels have lived in Whether if makes a family's life richer . Boca Raton six years. ... or Sets a commercial firm grow to new opportunities • peopl who U\S& in I Shop at r CRUC0 CJORNEK Let Us Help You We can help you. Sf you're thinking of \ I I , * remodeling your home/ expanding your B6C& Craft i Pal io business or buying a better car, see us for Baiaat \ the money you need. OJi 20 SDrxiE Open Friday for Hie I Eves 5 to 7 Phone 395-2300 ALL PATIO , MIRACLE FIBERS FUHNSTURE (you co.n bvtj {fern hen -for just a BOCA •fVactiouoPtW ice) '« FlBERGLflS® RATON AS IS Whitfi-Beiqe- Slue The BEST BUYS f on will it BOCA CRAFT'«d CfiUCO CORNERS NATIONAL 20 South Pixie 3oca Zh+oti ® BSQ 39S4 » P^^^^L-^^'^^^^^^T^^^^**"JPATIOW lAIAA•••••wij^ i BANK On CAMINO REAL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION~ 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May 17, 1962

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Dr. Kornblue and Monday through Friday, his partner, Dr. Robert from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Tenta- Willis of Sarasota, won tive leagues are: Monday- the doubles championship. Church League; Tuesday T.C. McMullen, three - Mashie League; Wed- seven-pound kings; Ro- nesday - Ladies Twilight League; Thursday - Ser- land Botts, six-pound, vice Club League; Fri- 14-ounce sheepshead. day — Couples League. Sid Drake was high for the week on fresh water with a six-pound, six- weekly winner. His prize ounce bass. Norman Luth- was two plastic boxes er who entered a five- filled with lures of all de- pound grindle was the scriptions. 'S FACE FACTS! Jack J. EASSA Boca Raton*s "T" Ball League will open its second season of play Saturday A good school board member is a morning at Memorial Park. Paul Hutchens was among those on hand to help The City Track and Field Meet last Saturday was serious business for the sign the boys to their teams. policy maker - a man capable of 181 contestants. The standing broad jump also drew a crowd of serious-faced making studied decisions and then onlookers. T Ball League Eassa's oppo- seeing that these policies are car- nent states ried out. Eassa believes this coun- Snook, Jack he will re- ty's highly trained school person- Opens Season Sat. search our nel is qualified to achieve what is The Boca Raton "T" academic pro-i best for our school children. A good Ball League will open its In Spotlight gram on teach- ] board member is a man with deep second season of play this Snook and jack took the er and student; appreciation for the great contri- level. In other Saturday morning at Me- spotlight last week in butions made by our teachers and morial Park. the Fishing Sweepstakes words he would Boca Tackle Wins, Moves MEDDLE in school personnel in educating our The first two games of sponsored by the Boca children. the three game schedule Eaton Chamber of Com- programs al- will begin at 9 a.m. with merce and the Jaycees. ready accom- Eassa believes a board member plished by the third game beginning To 2nd Place in League Jacks varying from 15 should have alevel-headed approach at 10 a.m. The Boca Ra- competent peo- to expenditures, a conservative ap- The Boca Tackle Shop the hitting with two hits to 45 pounds were landed ple! ton Elks vs Teen Town defeated Deerfield Eeach for two times at bat. Burt on live mullet and on proach leading to wise use of tax- wEl open play on the in the first game of the Rogers collected the only drone and barracuda payers money. front diamond while the double-header Monday homer for the game in the spoons. Jack Eassa does not believe in Kiwanis and Hudson Tile night by the score of 5-2. bottom of the fifth inning Herbert Oatts took the meddling in otherpeople's business. will open play on the Don Jones led the fish- with no men on to tie the lead in the bridge and back diamond at the Pony ermen with three hits on score. John Dunster and bank division with a 33- My Sincere Thanks For Your League field. Andy's four times at bat. Kayo Lloyd Mangus scored the pound jack. Paul Moore Sport Shop will play the Mullen homered for the winning runs. Fred Sturm Jr., went into second Nay Sfh. Vote Boca Jaycees in the sec- Boca Tackle Shop in the was the losing pitcher for place with a 23-pound, ond game at 10 a.m. on bottom of the sixth inn- J.K. Brennan Co. Harry Herbold copped the top honors in the City four-ounce snook al- VOTE AGAli F« Jdck Eoss® though Don Day gave a the front diamond. ing with one man on to 12 3 4 5 6 7 Track and Field Meet sponsored by the City Recrea- J.K. Brennan Co. 0011000 2 good try with the heavi- score the final runs for tion Dept. and the Police Benevolent Assn. Herboid MAY 29 °® School Board the night. Tommy Black- Wentworth 0 1 0 0 1 2 x 4 est for the week, a 21 Why did Eassa's opponent, ten years ago, welder led Deerfield with Tonight's action pits took four first place medals. Det. D.C. Stover, presi- pounder. John A Clark, Deerfield Beach against dent of the PBA, was on hand to offer congratula- desert a teaching profession after one two hits on four times at using a white nylon jig, term? Today he displays his college de- bat; one hit came as a Wentworth Plastering in tions. got a 6 7/8-pound snook the first game while Teen from the Palmetto Park grees and professes a deep interest in triple in the top of the our. school system. Where has he been sixth inning. Ben Caskey Town plays the Boca In- bridge. for ten years? Pi Pol. Adv. scored on Blackwelder's dependents in the second Herbold Takes 4 Firsts Outside fishing has triple. game. been tremendous with Mr. League Standings 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 and Mrs. Summer catching Deerfield 0000020 2 W L 35 dolphin and wahoo, Boca Tackle 0201020 5 Wentworth Plaster. 4 0 In City Tratk Meet one eV^-foot sailfish from Wentworth Plastering Boca Tacile Shop 3 1 bara Enrico, 2 - Judy Neering, Norm Armour's Sea Baby. escaped near defeat in Deerfield Beach 2 2 The Third Annual Po- 3 - Yvonne Mars. Time: 7.7 G.F. Kushner of Pater- iice Benevolent Associa- (New record). GirJs Softball the second game of Mon- J.K. Brennan Co. 1 3 throw, 1 - Yvonne Mars, 2 - son, N.J., got one three- day night's double-header. Teen Town 0 4 tion-City Recreation De- Judy Neering, 3 - Barbara En- pound grouper and seve- STOP HfLDEW-MOLD-NUSTY ODORS Wentworth defeated J.K. partment Junior Champion rico. Distance - 37 ft. 10 in. Boj s 50 yard dash, 1 - Glen ral snapper; R.M. Saville, WITH NEW DELUXE ELECTRIC Brennan Company by the Light Lines Track and Field Meet Moegenburg, 2 - Jeff McKlnley, one 36-pound sailfish, score of 4-2. Paul Hut- drew a record 181 en- 3 - John Sterling. Time 8.0. Boys Softball throw, 1 --John caught from the Fleur de chens was the winning tries Saturday at Memorial Sterling, 2 - Ricky Sturm, 3 - Lis; Paul Moore, one 2254- pitcher for Wentworth, Good Fishing Park. Mike Adams. Distance, 113 ft. pound kingfish; James 8 in. (new record). while Harry Benson led Thirteen-year-old Harry 10 AND 11 YEAR OLD DIVISION King a 13%-pound jack; Herbold was the stand- Girls SO yard dash: 1 - Karen Closet Dehumidifier Over Weekend out in the Meet, capturing Choulat, 2 - Kathy LoBianco, 3 - Karen Schnuc Time: 9.4. 3 - Nancy Noel. Time 7,4 Girls standing broad jump: 1 - HAUf By Don Day four first place medals in (record tied). Sigrid Noel, 2 - Darcy Apetz, 3 - the four events he entered. Girls 65 yard dash: 1 - Karen Karen Schnur. Distance; 6 ft. 6.95 Value NOW Last weekend was a He set two new records Choulat, 2 - Kathy LoBianco, 7 in. good one for Boca Ra- 3-Nancy Noel. Time 9.6. Girls running broad jump: 1 - in the process. First Girls standing broad jump: 1 - Angela Dejesus, 2 - Sigrid MOTH - BLOCKS ton's fishermen. place in the 100 yard Kathy LoBianco, 2 - Nancy Noel, 3 - Darcy Apetz. Distance: Leon Renfroe, one of Noei, 3 - Toni Matteis. Dis- 11 ft Wi in. PARA-NUGGETS dash, 65 yard low hur- tance, 6 ft. 2V* in. (new record). Girls softball throw: 1 - By: Reid Simmons the city's ace snook fish- dles, Softball throw, and Girls running broad jump: 1 - Angela Dejesus, 2 - Ann De- Dan Borgioli ermen, landed a 12-pound the pole vault earned him Lynn Oldre, 2 - Karen Choulat, Massa. Distance; 127 ft, 1 in. snook. Leon used live 3 - Beth Frambach. Distance 11 (new record). MILDIWSTOP 39$ FUSSY the four medals. ft, y2 inc. (new record). Girls high jump: I - Sigrid Although we may not mullet to bait his hook. Other outstanding per- Girts softball throw: 1 - Noel, 2 - Darcy Apetz. Height: about be overly impressed with Another angler using live Debbie Tabott, 2 - Judy Clark, 3 ft. 8 in. "rating" systems, choice formances saw Karen 3 - Melissa Apetz; Distance 63 Boys 50 yard da sh: 1 - Den- mullet - Fagan Clotch - Choulat take three med- ft. 6 in. nis Jones, 2 - Marcial Dejesus, BALLS your car? of radio or TV fare in went one up on Renfroe Girls high jump: 1 - Karen 3 - Richard White. Time: 6.5. Reg. 4.95 to 59.93 Soviet-occupied Germany with a 17'/2-pound snook. als and a second place Choulat, 2 - Beth Frambach, 3 - Boys 65 yard low hurdles: 1 - is a serious matter. in the girls 10 and 11 Martha Gutzmer. Height 3 ft. Harry Herbold, 2 - Dennis Get the right muffler bracket. In the same age 7 in. Jones, 3 - Richard White. \ Barbecue 6RILLS It is common practice Boys 50 yard dash: 1 - Hud- Time 9.1. OFF LIST for your make and for security police to drop After a30-minute tussle, group Hudson Sturm took son Sturm, 2 - John Maradie, 3 - Boys 100 yard dash: 1 -Harry Bill Kane landed a 27- Mike Marten s. Time 7.1. Herbold, 2 - Marcial Dejesus, 20% PRICE model of car installed in on nous eholders to three first place medals Boys 65 yard low hurdles: 1 - 3 - Dennis Maradie. Time: 12.1. check on the radio or TV pound jack crevalle using while setting two new Tony Orpesa, 2 - Kevin Herbold, Boys running broad jump: 1 - by an expert in just light tackle and live mul- 3 - Steve Vail. Time, 11.0 Dennis Jones, 2 - Chuck Lek- programs they may be records. In the girls 12 (new record). niskas, 3 - Adrian Botelho. Dis- tuned to. To be caught let for bait. How lucky and 13 year old division, Boys standing broad jump: 1 - tance: 14 ft. 6VS (new record). 15 minutes can you get?? Anyone Sigrid Noel captured Kemeth Olsen, 2 - Robert Boys standing broad jump: 1 - listening to a western who goes fishing for bait Drews, 3 - Steve Welch. Dis- Steven Olsen, 2 - Adrian Botel- ^"FERTILIZER at your station — Voice of Ameri- three medals and a rib- tance 6 ft. 9 In. (new record). ho, 3 - Donald Thrasher. Dis- and winds up with a catch bon with firsts in the Boys running broad jump: 1 - tance: 7 ft. 2y, in. 6-6-6 ca, for example — leads like that must have been Hudson Sturm, 2 - Kenneth Ol- Boys softball throw: 1 - Harry to dire consequences; the 50-yard dash, standing sen, 3 - George Facer, Distance Herbold, 2 - Donald Thrasher, 30%. ORGANIC NITROGEN born under the right star. broad jump, and high 13 ft. 1 in. (new record). j - Chuck Lekniskas. Distance: offenders are packed off Boys softball throw: 1 - Martin 205 ft. 6 in. (new record). Plus all essential Minerals to a people's court for jump, and a second in McKnew, 2 - Kevin Herbold, 3 - Boys high jump: 1 - Adrian 349 immediate trial and sen- Here's an idea: How the running broad jump. Fritz Heidgerd. Distance 150 ft. Botelho, 2 - Richard White, 3 - 1OO Ib. in 2-50 Sb. Bags about "Bridge Tenders' Besides medals and 1 in. Dennis Jones. Height: 4 ft. 6 tencing. Boys high jump; 1 - Hudson in. (reco rd tied). COMPLETE LINE OF This is a trial of anoth- Day in Boca Raton." The ribbons, officials of the Sturm, 2 - Glenn Stover, height: Boys shot put: I - Mercial WALLPAPER and PAINTS men who raise the bridge Police Benevolent Asso- A ft. 6 in. (new record). Dejesus, 2 - George McRey- er nature, but how about Boys shot put: 1 - Lauren nolds, 3 - Robert Rice. Dis- REDUCED PRICES dropping in at SOUTHERN for boats and lower it for ciation presented each Moegenburg, 2 - Bobby Lan- tance: 35 ft. l'/j in. TV INC. to sample a new automobiles can be some entry with a Certificate flisi, 3 - Billy Taylor. Distance: Boys discus throw: 1 - George FLINT KOTE of Participation and a 23 ft, 7 in. (new record). McReynolds, 2 - Donald Thrash- Midas mufflers are Admiral in action? From of the best good will am- 12AND 13 YEAR OLD DIVISION er, 3 - Richard White. Distance: PAVEMENT picture and sound, right bassadors the city has. stenciled "T" shirt. Girls 50 yard dash: 1 - Sigrid 61 ft SEALER GUARANTEED for as They keep local residents Complete results: Noel, 2 - Ann DeMassa, 3 - Boys pole vault: 1 - Horry on down the line to ex- Karen Schnur. Time: 7.5. Herbold, 2 - Marcial Dejesuo, long as you own your car. quisite cabinetry to fit and visitors posted on 8 AND 9 YEAR OLD DIVISION Girls 65 yard dash: 1 - Ann 3 - Jeremy Heath. Height: 8 ft . Beca Hat on Head 395-2442 any decor, this is the fishing hints, what's bit- Girls 50 yard dash, 1 - Bar- DeMossa, 2 - Angela Dejesus, (new record). BEACH sharpest buy you can ing, give directions to make. See and price this tourists , and help keep 1484 South Federal popular line at SOUTHERN the youngsters - and old- TY INC., 1927 North Fed- sters — out of trouble. 942-3023 eral Highway, Phone 395- Newest bridge tender 4666. on the job is Denver GOLF F«AN« COULSON Brittain. JA 3-5496 FORT LAUDERDALE WELCOME to another COURSE new fisherman in Boca Between Defray & Bcco Raton (hnt IT,-si nf V.S. 1) - RAMBLER Raton, B.E. Snyder, resi- dent of a new home at OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Dealer SEE THE YELLOW PAGES 3350 N.E. 6th Dr. Phone 278-1644 LI? DELRAY BEACH COMBINATION Free Estimate SUMMER GREEN FEES ~4z Complete NOW m EFFECT ROOF CLEANING and PAINTING p L A Y Body and Paint Shop and HOUSE PAINTING A L L S150 .#• Large Selection of New 1962 Licensed Bonded Insured DAY ____Jtiick$ mi Ramblers SOUTHER! INDUSTRIES 10 FLAYS $12.S0 HIGHEST 213 N, Fed. Hwy, Defray Beach, Fla 300 N.E. 2nd. St. Boca Raton 395-0620 Twilight League Rate After 3 P.M. $1,00 TRADE-INS Telephone Thursday, May 17, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7A SWAP LOST AND FOUND .AP.iSRTMENT in exchange HONES FOR SALE for part time work. Call LOST - May :4th in Kwik- 395-2596. (235-25B) Chek or parking area, one Bma ioton News Classified Ladies Benrus Smbrace- To Place a Classified able watch. Reward. Ad, Phrojie 395-5121 Phone 395-2566. (22.4- STORES FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOMES FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS for SALE 25E) STORE 17x45 will deco- 2 BEDROOM furnished ,4-BEDROOM, 2 bath, new rate. Inquire Dixie Sur- apartment, conveniently Colonial Home, lots of Picture Frames, all types, WAREHOUSES plus Store, Dixie Shop- located. BOONE Apts; 175 extras. Full price $17,900. all sizes, mats, also ping Center, No. 21st & 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. N.W. 3rd St. Tel. 395-1580. Small down payment. Ph. weathervanes, post signs, Dixie Hwy; Boca Raton, (166-23Btf) 395-3958. (231-25B) American flags, Jennings ceilings, 3 10x12 over- Fla. (213-24Btf) Picture Framing,- 110 E. head doors, separate off- EFFICIENCY Apt. beach See 5698 Keys Drive in Boca Raton Rd. Tel.ice 12x15, 2 toilets. Prac- LOTS FOR SALE area, yearly $75. a month, Caribbean Keys North of 395-1660. (667-lOBtf) tically new building.. •first and last. Adults. Ph. Boca off Federal on free Plenty of windows, cen- BUILDING lots for sale in 399-2620. (221-25B) flowing canal. 3 bedroom LIVING-Room Divan, like trally located. Ph. JA 4- beautiful Country Club Vil- 2 bath, almost new. Bar- lage. Phone 395-1818 or Efficiency & 3 room apt. new, moving, must sacri- 7813. (238-47Btf) Week, month or year. gain. Must sell, make off- fice. Call 395-1739. stop at office at entrance. er. Phone Delray 278-1754. (218-25B) WAREHOUSE Space, Down town area. Reason- able. Phone Mr. Small, Beat the Boca U boom. large or small, yearly OFFICES FOR RENT (21.4-25btf) BICYCLES - Boys 2.4" or monthly. 395-3141. (121-22B) and Girls 26". Call 395- Thomas P. Nolan, Broker Office Space on Federal 2647. (223-25B) 131 N.E. 1st Ave, Highway, close to down SPACIOUS, 1 bedroom, "Owner Sacrifices town area. Reasonable, Boca Raton 395-3838 elec. kitchen, quiet loca- Seventeen-year-old Pete Ohlenbusch will have his MOVING - Must Sacri- week, mo. or year. Phone Home" first one-man show of paintings this week in Boca fice Kelvinator Refrige- (159-26B). tion, will furnish. 395- Due to sudden illness of Mr. Small, 395-3141. 3287. (93-21B) Raton. The young Deerfield Beach artist was select- rator, apartment size. PERSONALS (120-22B) owner this beautiful home must be sold im- ed to be "artist of the week" at Ray Kohl Office Call 395-1739. (217-25B) ONE & Two furnished bed- Supply. MOVING Vans returning FOR Lease-Professional mediately. Occupied less DOUELE bed, Simmons North. Take advantage of Office Space. 40 S.E. 7th room apts. Also, an Effi- than a year, this 2 bed- ciency. Cool & comfort- Wilkinson Gets Bahama Trip "mattress. Call 395-1739. our low North bound St. Duplex, modern, con- room 2 bath home has Must sell immediately. rates. Call Joe Howard, venient, reasonable. Off able, monthly or yearly every convenience. Earle Wilkinson was re- pany of Boca, won the trip, (219-25B) Ft. Lauderdale, 581- street parking. rates reasonable.395-0339. French provincial furni- cently awarded a trip to Jack a camera and several other 1590. (.188-23.24.25.26E) Oryal E. Hadley Realtor (86-2 IBtf) ture - carpet and drapes Tar's Grand Bahama Hotel business items for selling TRAVERSE drapes, Mocha colored, fibre glass, 78" PETS 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. HOMES FOR RENT - dishwasher - sprinkler and Club for three days. $100, 000 worth of life in- system and many extras. long: Forest green side Boca Raton - 395-2244 Wilkinson, an agent of suranceinan eight week pe- ENGLISH Bred Tiny Sil- NICELY located home, Only $21,900. Inspection drapes, floor length. Also (142-23B) State Farm Insurance Com- riod. ver Toy Poodle Puppies. completely furnished, invited .100 lineal feet aluminum Call Boca 395-2251. (141- AIR-CONDITION Offices lovely yard. 2 bdr; 1% screening, 30" wide. Call 23Btf) and Stores, prime loca- bath, Fla. rm. Yard care PUBLIC NOTICES 395-1591 after 6 p.m. (222- tion, from $85. up. & water paid. Would con- 25E) GOING NORTH, must find Thomas P. Nolan , Broker sider yearly tenants to 20 S.E. 1st Ave. CITY OF BOCA RATON LEGAL NOTICE a good home for our sweet responsible people. See Boca Raton, Fla. Palm Beach County NOTICE is hereby given that G3 DEEP Freeze, Up- 131 N.E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton, Florida the undersigned, under the pro- right, 11 cubic feet, good scented skunk, House Boca Eaton 395-3838 at :455 N.E. 5th Ct. just 395-4044 (229-25B) NOTICE OF TAX SALE visions of Section 865.09, condition, reasonable. Ph. play pen and skunk $25.00. (161-26B) off N.E. 5th Ave; Boca OWNER transferred. Sacri- Notice is hereby given that Florida Statutes 1957, will 269 N.W. 2nd Avenue, Villas. No phone. (216- fice $2500. below cost, I, J.H. Gibson, Tax Collector register with the Circuit Court, 395-4674. (230-25P) ROOMS FOR RENT " of the City of Boca ftaton. Palm in and for Palm Beach County, Boca, opposite Public Li- 25P) Waterfront, 3 bdr; 2 baths, Beach County, Florida, will on Florida, upon receipt of proof DINING Table and four brary after 5 p.m. (180-SMACK in town center, 2 screened enclosed pool, the 12th day of June, A.D. 1962, of publication of this notice, the blocks from P.O. Federal 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths, ga- beginning at ten o'clock A. M. at fictitious name to-wit chairs, good condition, 23B) rage, unfurn. $135. percentral heating & air con- the north door of the city hall of $25. Phone 395-0077. Hwy. & shopping area. ditioning, beautifully said City, sell at public out-cry BOCA RATON GLASS 8a Large room w/[separate month-or 2 bdr; 1 bath ga- the lands described hereinafter MIRROR CO. (233-25B) AUTOS FOR SALE rage, for $110. per mo.landscaped, underground for the taxes due the City of and that the parties interested bath and entrance. Very See these houses to appre- sprinkler system. Locat- Boca Raton, as set forth oppo-- in said business are as follows BOYS' Bicycle 24", $10. 1958 Pontiac, 2 dr. Sedan. quiet. $12.50 weekly. site the description of such John H. Shanahan 266 SW 2nd St. or, see Clean. $750. 395-0277. ciate. 395-5151 or 395-0655. ed on canal, priv. dock, lands, and all persons, firms Beatrice A, Shanahan Ph. 395-1453. (126-22Btf) (116-22Btf) in Boca Harbour. Priced J. Dennis Shanahan "CARL" at the Standard (112-22.23B) and corporations are hereby at $25,000. See at 725 given notice that the said lands Dated: May 15, 1962 Service Sta., No. Fed. CONVERTIBLE APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM 2 Bath Fur- will be sold on the date afore- Hwy.; Boca Raton. (226- N.E. 71st St Ph. CR 8- said. Publish: May 17, 24, 31, and 1960 FORD Sunliner; Al FURNISHED Beach .Apart- nished, $100.00 Per Month 2044. (40-20Btf) WITNESS my hand and official June 7, 1962. 25P) condition, $1895 with Yearly, Lbed Room 1 Bath seal, this the 3rd day of May PUBLIC NOTICE A.D. 1962. SAFFLOWER OIL ANDbank terms. One owner FURNISHED Beach Furnished $75.00 Per DUPLEX, 269 N.W. 2nd J.H. Gibson, RESOLUTION NO. 21-62 CAPSULES. OIL: Pint car. Contact 395-4838. Apartments, yearly from Month Yearly, 3 Bedroom Avenue. Best Offer. Oppo- J.H. Gibson, Tax~Colfector A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY $1.:45, Gallon $9.95, Cap- (198-24B) $50.00 2 Bath Unfurnished, $100. site Public Library, after of the City ofBocaRaton, Fla. COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF sules withBG: 100-$1.50; per Month Yearly. Call 5 p.m. (179-23B) The lands which will be sold in BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, TO 1957 BUICK Super 2 dr. Thomas P. Nolan, Broker ABANDON AND VACATE A accordance with the above notice 1000 - $12.50. PHONE 395-0979 after 5 p.m. CERTAIN UTILITY EASEMENT hardtop, full power, radio, 131 N.E. 1st Ave. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. are situate in the said City of IN THE TWENTIETH STREET US AT CR 8-3128 (Delray). heater. Call daytime 395- Boca Raton 395-3838 (178-23B) room. Split-level, one Boca Raton, Florida, and the INDUSTRIAL CENTER, WITHIN (227-25,26B) description thereof, together THE CITY OF BOCA RATON, 2544, evenings 395-39,43. (158- 26B) BOCA RATON, furnished block off Intra-coastal. with the amount of taxes for FLORIDA, DESCRIBED MORE (228-25,26B) 3. bedroom home. $85. Sacrifice, $19,500. Ph. which each parcel will be sold LIQUIDATION Sale, roll- FURN. 1 bdr. apt. .Also, FULLY HEREIN. Available any period until 395-5151 or .395-0655. are filed and may be examined away beds, cribs, high SITUATIONS WANTED Efficiency. Spacious, in the Tax Collector's Office. WHEREAS, the City Commis- chairs, assorted tools, January 1963. 70 NW 6th (975-18Etf) sion of the City of Boca Raton, WHITE Woman will do comfortable. Week, month Ct. Ph. 395-1458. (140-23 •Publish: May 3rd, 10th and 17th, Palm Beach County, Florida, garden supplies, custom or year, reasonable. El NEW lge. 2/2 with ga- 1962. has determined it is desirable built framed pegboards. house cleaning and iron- Btf) • rage, porch, central heat, Furnish Proof of Publication and to the best interest and Heavy duty showcase ing. Ph. CR 8-3451. (202- Mar .Apts; ,4300 N.W. 3rd welfare of the City of Boca 24B) Ave. 395-2596. (958-17B) OCEANFKONT lge. dining-rm; value NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Raton, to abandon and vacate a counter. 126 N.W. 11th $17,800. Quick sale ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT certain utility easement in the BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, Twentieth Street Industrial St., Boca Raton. (220- HELP WANTED $14,800. 680 N.W. 12th IN THE CODE OF ORDINAN- EFFICIENCY :Apts. yearly 3 bath, beach house, fur- CES, CITY OF BOCA RATON, Center, 25B) ;.Ave. Ph. 395-0753 or NOW THEREFORE, BE IT lease, $75. a month. Park nished or unfurn. Reason- FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR LARGE Selection of Metal TWO First class Machin- "WE 3-9391. (972-18Etf) THE ADTDITION OF A SUB- RESOLVED by the City Com- ists, 40 years old or Vue :Apts. centrally locat- able. . SECTION to SECTION 23-25; mission of the City of Boca Cabinets for linens or ed in downtown Boca Ea- Thomas P. Nolan, Broker MAKE lAN GFJF.EE PROVIDING BULKHEAD LINE Raton, Florida, that the City utility rooms, base cabi- younger, must have own IN THE AREA OF MAR-JO-DOR Commission does hereby set tools, good steady year ton, at 111 Boca Raton 131 N.E. 1st .Ave. WILL SACRIFICE FOR ACRES ON LAKE WYMAN; AND the date of the 22nd day of nets for kitchens. All Rd. Call 395-4327 or 395-Boca Raton 395-3838 QUICK SALE. BEAUTI- REPEALING ALL ORDINAN- May, 1962 at 7:30 P.M., in the types of Cabinets. BRING 'round job. Apply in 5535.' (980-21B) CES OR PARTS OF ORDINAN- City Hall of Boca Raton, Flori- person, no phone calls. (160-26B) FUL 2 bedroom, 1 bath CES IN CONFLICT. da, for a public hearing on the THIS AD AND RECEIVE home in Chatham Hills. abandonment and vacation of A FREE GIFT. Sjostrom Automation, Inc; FURNISHED .Apt. across REAL ESTATE TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- an easement for utility pur- 134 N.W. 16th St., Boca from Golf Course in new FOR RENT OR SALE 321 N.E. 28th Rd. Tel. REST, PROPERTY OWNERS poses described as follows: RICHARD'S FURNITURE AND CITIZENS: Raton. (85-21Btf) duplex. Light, clean, airy. 395-2647, evenings and "The seven foot utility ease- 3749 N. Federal Hwy. UNFURN. 2-bdr, 2 bath, week-ends. (925-17Btf) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ment located in the west 130 GE kitchen, TV. 343 E.Fla. room, central heating. THAT the City Commission of feet of the south side of Lot Pompano -WH 1-0617 MATURE gentleman or Royal Palm Rd. (995-19B the City of Bofia Raton, Flori- 1, Twentieth Street Industrial (154-23,24.25.26B) lady. Dignified work, Reasonable. 3543 NW 2nd NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath da, will hold a public hearing Center as filed in Plat Book tf) Ave. To' see pick up keyhome central heating, at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall 26, Page 195, Public Records, FULL SIZE AND TWIN 25% comm. Jennings Pic- at Boca Raton on the 5th day Palm Beach County, Florida, city sewers, extra lge. BEDS. Box springs and ture Framing, 110 E. Boca •FURN. or unfurn. 1 bed-at 3667 NW 2nd Ave. of June, 1962, which date is and the five foot easement (465-3Btf) lot, built-in range & more than thirty days from the located in the east 40 feet of foam mattresses Raton Rd., Boca Raton room apt. Also efficiency. date of first publication, to Lot 4, Block 20, Boca Raton Beautiful location, con- oven, lge. screened porch, consider and take Action on Hills; and in the west 90 feet From $28. A SET-UP 395-1660. (157-23,24,25, 2-BSDROOM, 2 baths, venient. 101 NW Pine no closing costs, price proposed amendment in the of Lot 3, Block 20, Boca SAVE 20% to 50% 26B) screened pool, furn. or $14,000. 1199 West Pal- Code of Ordinances of Boca Raton Hills Section 2, as fil- ON ALL NEW FURNITURE Circle, Ph. 395-4567. unfurn. appliances, GE Raton, Florida, as follows: ed in Plat Book 23, Page 101, TWO licensed experienc- (18-19Btr metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- TO CHANGE THE CODE OF Public Records, Palm Beach MILLER'S ed Real Estate persons, Refrig; freezer, drape.s, 1818. ORDINANCES BY ADDING A County, Florida, and the west NEW & USED FURNITURE well for sprinkling, priced SUB-SECTION TO SECTION two feet of the east twelve with good following, full 1000 TRADING STAMPS 23-25 TO READ AS FOLLOWS: feet of Lots 1, 2, 3 and the Federal Hwy. & NE 49th St. time, good location in a FREE to sell $16,500. Owner REAL ESTATE FOR SALE "Commence at the point of south five feet of Lot 4, of BetweenLighthouse Point moving north. 1256 N.W. intersection of the center line said Twentieth Street Indus- growing area. Tel. 399-1222. to NEW tenants with this 10 wooded, parklike, of State Road A-l-A and the trial Center." and Deerfield. 399-3500. (234-25B) ad. Stamps given weekly 7th St. Ph. 395-0745. waterfront acres West of north boundary of Mar-Jo-Dor (170-23,24,25,26B) (163-26B) Boynton. Bargain. No bro- Acres as shown on the plat PASSED AND ADOPTED WANTED TO BUY thereafter with the pay- thereof, recorded in Plat Book this 1st day of May, 1962. BAKER Mahogany Knee- ment of your rent. HOMES FOR SALE kers. Phone Delray 278- 24, Page 148 of the Public CITY OF BOCA RATON, Wanted Clean Used .EF.EIC. $10.00 to 12.50 1754. (215-25tfB) Records of Palm Beach County, FLORIDA, hole Desk, 8 drawers, HOUSEHOLD GOODS UNFURN. 2 bedr. 1 bath, Florida, said point being By S/ John R. Brandt 1 bdrm. $1,3.50 - 18.75 2475 feet, measured at right brown tooled leather top, lge. living-dining area, Mayor Will Pay Top Prices 2 bdrm. $15.00 - 21.25 angles, south of the north $75. RCA Color TV, com- Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 desirable location in line of Section 16, Township ATTEST: plete with remote control including utilities. Near WILL SACRIFICE 47 South, Range 43 East; s/j/acolvHeidt Duke Home Furnishings Boca Raton. House recent- thence West, parallel to the & aerial, model 210 CKE playground, schools & Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 2301 N. Dixie Highway, ly painted, like new con- IF SOLD North line of Section lfr and 9,4, less than three years shopping. dition, lawn in excellent along the North line of Map-Jo- Publish* May 10th and 17th, 1962 Pompano Garden .Apartments THISWiilC Por Acres, a distance of Furnish Proof of Publication old, $600. Herring-Hall- Buy — Sell - Trade condition. Sewer connect- 1026.76 feet to the point of Marvin fireproof safe, 290 W. Palmetto Park Rd. ed. 465 N.E. 5th Ct., Bo- beginning, said point being (470-4.5,6,7B) Tel. 395-5549 J ! on an misting bulkhead; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 20x20x28y2" high, $35. ca Raton. Tel. 395-5719. thence southwesterly along a (5-19Etf) F5 K110 Lot curve to the right, the radius Antique 4 drawer pine SERVICES AVAILABLE (225-25P) Water, streets and sewer of which is 20 feet, central TITANO Accordions chest-desk, $50; antique SERVICES AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE (NO ASSESSMENTS) angle to 75° 52' 29", an art BaldwinandLowrey Organs pine Judges chair, $50. EXPERIENCED profes- &• rally" in these areas. As an example of de- OFF velopment work which Hill York Co. GRANTS (UP these Opens in Boca REGULAR Establishment of mainte- nance, service and sales fa- LOW cilities in Boca Raton was announced this week by the PRICES Hill York Co. The new service center here, headed by Richard fegel, is prepared to pro- vide service on all makes of air conditioning, industrial Beautiful Baby mm WEBBED and commercial refrigeration and ice-making equipment. The firm handles new York Parakeets 77$ Chaise Lounge air conditioning equipment for business and residential Regular 8.88 Mm installations and a full . line Regular 2.99 Value Value V FALGOI of Hill refrigerated display WITH THIS COUPON cases. WITH THIS COUPOH Hill York has been opera- OUR PRICES ting in south Florida for 38 INCLUDE years. The new local office is on Northwest 11th street. SERVICE & fr WARRANTY Mrs. Goldie V. Rearick LARGE 16 *16" Beautiful Birds Assorted Funeral services for Mrs. Goldie Viola Rearick, OTHER MODELS 82, who died Sunday at Patio Stones North District Hospital Finches 99$ PAIR AT COMPARABLE PRICES after an extended illness, 10 FOR 3.00'39$EACH will be held in Mt. -Ver- Regular 3.49 Pair non, Ohio. Mrs. R earick lived at WITH THIS COUPOH 136 N.W. Eighth Street WITH THIS COUPON and came here four years USED CD CARS ago from Mt. Vernon. Survivors include two 2-Door Fair- Country daughters, Mrs. Don lane 500. Squire. 8- Jackson, DeerQeld Beach, p. BOYS WESTERN Radio, low mileage. Real S cylinder, radio, heater, automatic and Miss Lucille Rearick Boys Sizes 8 to 16 nice 1745 transmission and power of Boca Raton; two broth- steering. Extra nice... ers, Will W. Allen and Or- ville Allen, and a sister, Polo Shirts Dungarees •j issi FALCON sr- Mrs. Coral Adams, all of Regular 1.1? Sizes matic transmission, De- Alma, Mich. Regular ?9c luxe trim. Like new ... 1959 FORD Value 8 to 16 matic transmission, De- {g^f EQC Local arrangements were Value Radio, heater, standard made by Kraeer Funeral transmission Home of Boca Raton. WITH THIS COUPON Wagon. Radio, whitewal! §| JCQE WITH THIS COUPOH \ 1 station 1957 CHEVROLET 210 4-Door. 8 cylinder, ra- $|gg§I| dio, standard transmission P2PS1 4-Door I Ztf d THANK HENS WORK PLASTIC GARDEN 1960 FALCON 1957 FORD ST5E ^ey and Random der, radio, heater, stand- $f||K YOU ail sizes 10H-12 " HOSE 4-Door 1295 Guarantee ard transmission I «f if 5 Years "I shall be ever Values to (C^ YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT grateful for the tre- 3 Pair 1.25 JJ% BUNDLE 1.77 Value 75 mendous vote of WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON confidence given to me in the May 8th Primary Election." EXTRA ENCYCLOPEDIA Child's Edition RY FORD Sincerely, With Every Coupon Redeemed LAKE LYTAL mm mi? mssvs mm R. FES», PQMPAHO WH 1-0310 5th. AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA at 20th. St. Boca Raton P«J. Pol. Adv. 1 Thurs.-Fri.-Sa!., May 17-18-19 Deal of Rain Urn SPRINKLES 5 YEAR GUARANTEE REG. 13.95 VALUE OUR PRICE SECTION B Thursday, May 17, 1962 Page 1 er, S.B. Rough and fami- Bernz-0-Matic "lli ly. PROPANE f After this visit, the AROUND the Town Danes will go on to a cruise to Hawaii where TOUCH KIT with bea I an dry REGULAR 8.88 VALUE women's editor they plan to stay about a OUR S$B3 m 1 month. PRICE May is "Spring fever" time around here. The won- They are taking their 43f gjs derful weather seems to give almost everyone an time, they said, and will urge to wander. Some go North and some go South, keep the pace leisurely. (or East or West) but somewhere. New officers and directors of Uie Jaycee Wives Club are, front row, left to. Easy Off In all parts of the town suitcases are being brought Sincere congratulations right, Mrs. Donald Coblentz, president; Mrs. George Maguire, treasurer; and out and those "traveling shoes" packed. to Jim Caldwell on being OVEN CLEANER Mrs. Joseph DiMauro, vice president; second row, left to right, Mrs. Jack * 16 OZ. JAR Like the birds, they are taking off in all directions. chosen one of 10 top men • REG. 98