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No. 4 Vol. 45 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, October 1, 1959 24 pages Price Ten Cents City Sanitarian Is Considered Dr. C. L. Brumback, medi- cal director of the Palm Beach Squirrel Puts Out Lights County Health Department, and Fireman Earl Troxell said a squirrel touching a transformer was Joseph C. Alvarez, chief sani- responsible for a power failure that cut out electrical service in tarian, appeared before the City Boca Raton, parts of Deerfield Beach and Delray Beach for more Commission in a committee meeting Monday to discuss the than two hours Tuesday evening. I possibility of a sanitarian for Troxell said the squirrel caused quite an explosion when it Boca Raton. came in contact with a transformer at a Florida Power and Light Alvarez told the commis- substation. sioners that a county sanitarian Service was off from 5:10 to 7:10 in most areas. employed full time in Delray Troxell said nothing was found of the squirrel. The accident Beach had been working out ex- happened at the Boca power plant, the fireman said. ceptionally well under an ar- "rangement in which the city and the state jointly pay the sani- City Commission Adopts tarian. Alvarez said a sanitarian would normally be selected New Civil Service Rules under the state merit system ex- New rules and regulations for amination and would work close- the Civil Service Board were a- Groundbreaking ly in conjunction with the County dopted by the City Commission Health Department Tuesday. Set for Monday Mayor Joe DeLong said the The new rules had been re- Boca Raton charter requires all commended by Mayor Joe De- Groundbreaking ceremonies will be held Monday in Deerfield employes of the city to be hired Long. by the Civil Service Board and Valerie Peipol and Joe Galayda prepare to take a dip off the They require that the Civil Beach for the start of the new Chamber of Commerce building such a requirement raised a -sunny beach at Boca Raton on a Sunday afternoon. They were just Service Board shall not certify question as to an agreement to two of a large crowd which took advantage of the beach recently. for appointment any name from on Hillsboro Boulevard. The affair will start with a obtain a sanitarian. -Boca Raton News Photo. an eligible list unless certain "Due to the tremendous qualifications are met and the luncheon at Pal's Captain's Table at 12:30, followed by the growth we haven't been able to necessary information received, keep up withspecialized service reviewed and studied by the ceremonies at 1:30. Planning Commission Robert Sullivan, who donated and some communities have set board. up their own programs but we The board is required to study the land for the building, will be among the many persons actin a consulting andadvisory the medical report, the oral in- position, " Alvarez said. terview, written test, mental present along with Deerfield Disbanded on 3-1 Vote Beach city officials. He said the duties of a sani- The Planning Commission Members of the Planning test where required, the appli- tarian are many, from the notice was disbanded at a City Commis- Commission were appointed in cant's previous training and ex- of clearing of vacant lots to sion meeting Tuesday afternoon July when the Planning and Zon- perience studied, fingerprint Sat. Lynch in Charge Of Ponce Department working closely with restaurants for "failing to accept its respons- ing commissions were separated test, confidential report and and food handlers, school health ibilities. " into two divisions. oath of allegiance given. Sgt. Eugene Lynch is in programs, swimming pool con- The action was taken after Members of the Planning Boca Raton residents are to be charge of the Boca Raton Police trols, day nurseries and other a report was read from the Plan- Commission are Dr. Harry Soren- given preference over non-resi- Department while Chief W. H, departments. ning Commission that it had son, who had moved that the dents. Brown is attending the Interna- Dr. Brumback said the area voted 3-1 not to hold another Planning Commission adjourn All recommendations and tional Police Chiefs Association ismoreorlessgettingaway from meeting until all members were until an organizational meeting (Continued to page 14) convention in New York City. having a separate set-up in cities present for an organizational is held; John Brandt, who did not and counties as it has been found meeting. agree with the motion, and not to be economical and leads Commissioner Al Rueb re- Sidney Jones, Adam Hazlett, Turner Asks Delray Beach to confusion and conflict. commended the disbanding. Mrs. Eugene Lynch, John Hough- He said the county has a Commissioner John Flancher ton and Qwood Gardner. Not to Annex High School unified program in public health charged the planners would vio- A new Planning Commission and has 75members on the staff late the zoning ordinance if they is to be appointed by the City Boca Raton's County School decided to launch a selling Board Member Harold Turner has to do a fulltime job. He said did not meet when they had a Commission this afternoon. campaign aimed at the County the Health Department was or- quorum. asked Delray Beach to abandon SchoolBoard and Boynton Beach. plans to annex Seacrest High ganized in 1948 and the county "We want a board that will Contractor Licensing Turner's letter was the first has grown faster than the depart- meet and take action, " Flancher Measure Presented School. indication that Delray would He wrote a letter to the city ment but the department is grad- said. "Several members of the have the School Board to con- ually catching up to the demands. The City Commission at a manager saying he was "much tend With. In the past the board Planning Commission have taken committee meeting Monday Brumback pointed out the itupon themselves to adopt pro- concerned that any change in has stated its neutrality and a took a step forward toward a new the territorial status of Seacrest desire to stay out of any inter- Health Department was still le- ceedings not in accordance with contractor licensing law. gally responsible for the cities zoning regulations. It is not up High School might affect the city argument. The law would cover general school adversely. " and he urged the commissioners to them to dissolve the board. Turner did not express an engineering contractors, general Seacrest High School is on a to feel free to use its services. I feel their action is tantamount opiniononany annexationof the building contractors, building county stripof land between Del- He pointed out the many to a resignation." contractors and specialty con- junior high school which is also services that the Health Depart- The vote to dismiss the ray Beach and Boynton Beach and tractors. serves those two areas as well as situatedoncountyland adjacent ment performs. whole Planning Commission was Itwas preparedby the Build- to Seacrest High School. He said all the services were 3-1, with Commissioner William Boca Raton. Recently Delray ing Examiners Board and was Beach moved to annex the area An ordinance of intent to available to Boca Raton. Herbold voting "no. " Herbold presented by Ike Green, chair- annex has already passed a first City officials agreed they said the matter required further and Boynton Beach has lodged a man, Mis. Clarence R. James formal protest to the annexation. reading in Delray Beach. A would have several problems study and he wanted to take it and Ralph Daubenspeck, mem- second and final reading is to •work out before obtaining the up in a committee meeting. The Delray Beach City Com- bers. mission, after hearing the letter, scheduled for next Monday. services of a city sanitarian.

Orchid TreerOfficialCityFlower,toGoonSaleOct. 16 The City Commission, at has obtained 500 of the trees and since early Spring waiting for the are fast growing and likely to cast the Blakeana. Garden Club the request of the Boca Raton will have them on sale Friday, planned sale. a few blossoms the first year. members said it is by far the Garden Club, has adopted the Oct. 16, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. If all the 500 trees have not Orders will also be taken by cleanest and showiest of all Buhinia-Blakeana (Hong Kong at the City Water Plant. been sold on Friday, Oct. 16, the Mrs. Clarence James, Box 813, orchid trees. Cuttings were Orchid Tree) as the official The supply of the Buhinia- remaining trees will be placed on Boca Raton, landscape chairman brought to America and grafted flowering tree of Boca Raton. Blakeana is limited and club public sale Saturday, Oct. 17, of trE Garden Club. on B, Purpureau Stock. It pro- The Garden Club is launch- officials were fortunate, they from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the The Hong Kong Orchid tree duces blossoms three to five ing a campaign to urge all pro- said, in finding a nursery willing southeast corner of Federal High- was discovered growing in a inches in width, like an orchid perty owners to plantone or more to graft the trees as needed to way and Palmetto Park Road. The church yard in Hong Kong and in form, deep rose purple in of the trees on their home or meet the demand. The trees price of each tree is $3. They proved to be anew varietyof the color and flowers from Novem- business landscape. The club have been growing in gallon cans measure from 18 to 30 inches, Buhinia, The variety was called ber through May. Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 World Traveler Family Celebrates Birthday Garden Club to Hold Robert V. Le Pique cele- 150 at First Meeting To Talk Monday brated his birthday Friday night with a family gathering. Present George X. Sand of Deerfield First Meeting Oct. 6 were Mrs. Le Pique, their Beach, world traveling writer Of J.C. Mitchell PTA The Garden Club of Boca • daughter, Dorothy, and Miss .and photographer for national Lillian Abbott. The first Fa 11 meeting of the be held Saturday, Oct. 31, at magazines, will address the Boca Ra ton will hold its first Fall meet- year of the J, C. Mitchell School Memorial Park ball field. Raton Christian Business Men's ing Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 2 p.m. The doncella, a fish, sports Parent- Teachers Association was It was decided that the J. C. Committee at the Ocean View in St. Gregory's Episcopal Church all the colors of the rainbow. held Monday night in the school Parish Hall on Boca Raton Road. at Mitchell PTA should sponsor a Restaurant on Monday at 12:15 SPECIALISTS IN cafetorium with more than r50 Cub Scout Pack and Robert Simp- The program will be on Friends gathered for cock- p.m. tails Sunday afternoon at the attending. son gave a reporton the necessary Sand, who interviews adven- "Birds in our Garden. " Members The presentation of colors steps to have one started. participating in the program are home of Mr. and Mrs. William STEREO-Hi FS turers from the Arctic to the M. Livingston to honor him on and pledge to the flag were led Mrs. Jan Featherston's second equatorial jungle, having travel- Mrs. Willard Machle, who -will Music Systems by Cub Scouts Kenneth Higgins grade room won the room count speak on ways to attract birds; his birthday. ed some 500, 000 miles in con- Joining the festivities were and Fritz Heidgerd. for having the most parents in nection with his work, will speak Mrs. Eugene A. Cameron, who SALES & SERVICE The Rev. Albert Shiphotst, attendance. will speak on means to protect Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Anderson on "The American Male; Relig- and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baker Consoles — Components pastor of the First Presbyterian After the meeting, open ious Coward." birds; Mrs. Leon Lewis, on help Church, gave the invocation. they give people, and Mrs. of Delray Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Needles - Cartridges house was held in the school for "I found a startling number Accessories Beta Sigma Phi sorority pre- the parents. Refreshments were Charles Fracker, on birds'ap- Harry Reid, Mrs. Grace Painter, of men ordinarily brave and fear- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cameron, IN STOCK sented Principal Paul Matwiy served by hostesses Mrs. Harold less, afraid to go to church, " petites. with an audio-tape recorder set Selleck, Mrs. William Eubank, Mrs. William Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. H. Richards and Sand said. He will tell why in Mrs. Daisy Hourron of Boca Ra- Featuring which will be an addition to the Mrs. Dave Minnehan and Mrs. his talk to the men. president, said she is anticipa- At the J. C. Mitchell PTA meeting held Monday night, Hilda ton; Mr. and Mrs. William Dins- BOZAK PILOT school's audio-visual aid depart- Lee Lawson. Reserva tions for the one-ho ur ting meeting all the regular Mays, left, presented an audio tape recorder to the school from the more and Mr. and Mrs. William GARRARD SCOTT ment. The money used to pur- luncheon maybemadeby calling members. She extended a wel- Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Receiving the tape recorder for the school Sid Sorenson, left, pins name cards on rushees of the Beta McCord of Pompano Beach; Mr. REKOKUT SHURE chase the set was derived from Henry Warren at Boca Raton 5494. come to all desirous of join- the sorority's spaghetti dinner New Wind Sock is Principal Paul Matwiy on the right. -Boca Raton News Photo. Sigma Phi sorority rush party Saturday night at the Scout Hut. ing the Garden Club to attend. and Mrs. Fletcher Saterwhite, STROMBERG-CARLSON Rushees, left to right, are Wilma Elmore, Betty Fish and Eleanor Mr. a.nd Mrs. Frank G. Parker, held last year in the J. C. DRIVE SAFELY-Be the Mrs. Carl Ebert, hospitality Mitchell cafetorium. To Be Dedicated Linden. -Photo by Pat Moss. chairman, will be in charge of tea Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Prosser and Charles C. Squires kind of driver you expect the Mr. andMrs. Henry J. Angelback Principal Matwiy introduced Members of the Boca Raton Hospital Auxiliary Plans the other fellow to be. following the meeting. Aldrich Corner all the faculty and gave a brief Aviation Association Inc., a of Deerfield Beach. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Simpsons Entertain It was a surprise party for W. Palmetto Park Road talk on school operation for the non-profit groupof local citizens First Meeting on Oct. 26 Phone BOCA 4373 year. interesting in promoting light At Barbecue Cookout Mr. Livingston. The meeting was conducted plane flying in this area, will Members of the Bethesda Mrs. George Little, who plans a Holds Annual Rush Party Mr, and Mrs. Robert Simp- by Dr. Leonard Vaughn, presi- gather at the Boca Raton Air Memorial Hospital Woman's iiifi son entertained at a barbecue For The Best In Values... display of gift items, cards and year chapters all over the world dent. Force Base at 1 o'clock Saturday Members of the Beta Sigma cookout at their home. Auxiliary will be busier than wrappings she recently purchased DRIVE-IN THEATRE Phi sorority held their annual submitphotographs of their Val- Abudgetof $939. 50 was pre- afternoon to dedicate a new Among the guests were Mr. O© YOUR SHOPPING BN ever during the corning Winter in New York to be set up in the S, Fed. Hway. - Deerfietd Begch rush party Saturday night at the entine Queens which are judged sented and adopted. wind sock, the work of Domina months if plans approved by the hospital lobby at the end of andMrs. CarlSweetandchildren, Jalbert. Scout Hut. by a prominent movie star. The Mrs. Harry Sorenson, co- directors at their monthly meet- October. Thursday and Friday Mark, Jeff and David; Mr. and Liberty Aviation from the A spaghetti dinner was served, winner's picture and life story Mrs. Richard Heidgerd and sons, chairman of the kindergarten inglastweek in the hospital con- Three resignations from the Oct. 1 and 2 are printed in the "Torch", offi- ORCHID SQUARE committee, gave a report on the Tamiami Airport will have two cookedby Paul Hutchens and John Dickie and Fritz; Dr. and Mrs. ference room are any indication. board were accepted withregret: Feldman. cial International magazine. kindergarten operation and ex- ships on the strip and will give First on the agenda is a peter cushing, Christopher Lee William Maxfield and son, Peter; Mrs. Eugene C. Lynch, first Hostess was rush cap tain Jane Mrs. Sid Sorenson, president, S. FiDiRAL HWY., IOCA RATON plained how the kindergarten demonstration rides to all mem- general meeting of all members THE MUMMY Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ham and vice-president and chairman of Hutchens. Rushees were Lenore presented a project for the chap- board was composed. bersof the association and their set for 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. the Boca Raton branch; Mrs. in color at 7:QQ and 10:15 children, David and Barbara; Mr. Ample CourteouSj ... Dr. Vaughan gave a short friends. The public is invited Alford, Lynn Coblentz, Marjorie ter to work on as an achievement andMrs. Carl Feddern and chil- 26, in the Boynton Beach Wo- Frederick Matthews,- central Eric Fleming, Kathleen crawley report on the activities of the to attend. DeShields, Jean DeCecco, Wilma projectin a contest sponsored by dren, Carl and Carleen, and Mike man's Club with Mrs. Gaylen supply volunteer chairman, and CURSE OF THE UNDEAD Elmore, Betty Fish, Marion Gre- BSP International. Members Parking Friendly Service Capital Improvement Commit- Goodwin, special events chair- Mrs. Harold S. Bond, gift shop. and Marcia Simpson, At 8:45 Only nell, Frances Hager, Eleanor elected to participate and three tee. City Seeks Young man, in charge of the program Linden, Joy Shoup, Sue Babele It was decided that all fu- work meetings have been set up and arrangements. TOP jVaamhamW MOVtSS Saturday, pet. 3 and Joan McCutcheon. for the next month. The project ture proceeds from the sale of Mrs. Nelson Freeland, chair- Bill Marshall and Loraine Schmucker school T-shirts be allocated for Man to Fill Post Doris Day, Ronald Reagan J Husbands were guests of the consists of making skillboards man of volunteers, reported the sorority. and smocks for the new kinder- the athletic fund of the school. Mayor Joe DeLong told the next course for women who wish DELRAY DRIVE-IN THE WINNING TEAM CR 6-4013' After dinner, Burt Uebele garten in Boca Raton. Mrs. Julius Tarayos, a dele- News this week that the city is to be nurses aides is planned for US # I between Delray Beach and Boynton At 7:00 Only Announce the Opening of their gate to the state convention, looking for a youngman to assist November. Miss Alice Connors, presented a magic show which Members are also donating Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman was followed by music and gave a report on the convention City Manager William Lamb. R. N., of the Bethesda nursing CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF used toys such as doll cribs and platform and the proposed plat- The city is advertising for an staff will conduct the course, and dancing. baby clothes for dolls. Anyone in color at 9:00 Only form was approved by the local assistant citymanager and wants interested women are asked to The next rush event will be in town who would like to donate LORA - MAR PTA. a young college man with a contact Mrs. Broward McClellan, Spencer Tracy, FiHpe Pazos an open meeting Oct. 14 at the toys may call Mrs. Sorenson at Robert Simpson reported on degree in Business Administration CR 8-1102, for details. home of Mrs. Audrey Brennan. 5123. OLD MAN AND THE SEA At the previous meeting held the progress of the Halloween and preferably one who has had Fund raising will shiftinto in color at 10:50 Only BEAUTY SALON Carnival Committee program to some experience as an assistant high gear with a party scheduled on Wednesday night, Mrs. Hilda city manager. for Feb. 3, 1960, at the Arcade nanvs Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Mays was chosen to represent the Personals « Hair Coloring Specialists Foremost Watch Repairs " We want a young man, " Tap Room. Mrs. Edward Thomas, Oct. 4,.5 and 6 chapter as Valentine Queen in the annual contest sponsored by Beta Boca Ridge Homes welcomed DeLong stressed, "one we can ways and means chairman, re- Audrey Kepburn, peter Finch the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. I. T. • Revelon Manicuring & Pedicuring BOCA RAY JEWELERS train to the city's needs. Our Sigma Phi International. Each ceived board approval of her THE NUN'S STORY Vierheller to their new home at city manager is carrying too plans for the event. Across From Post Office in color at 8:45 Only 470 N. E. 45th Street, Boca Ra- « Specializing in Corrective Work heavy a loa d and needs someone Also expected to boost the ton. He is chairman of the Board Teh Boca 4312 capable of really helping him. " Randolph scott, James Craig J bank balance for the benefit of STOREWIDE of Garrison-Wagner Inc. of St. 119 W. Palmetto Park Road L the hospital is a special Christmas SHOOT OUT Louis, Mo. The Veirhellers will Aldrich Corner Opening Special promotion in the hospital gift AT MEDICINE BEND make their permanent home in shop under the chairmanship of CiBHIJP Thru SAT. At 7:00 and 11:15 Boca Raton and spend two months PERMANENT WAVE d5on 2nd Big Hit Starting Wednesday, pet. 7 Sale of the Summer visiting their Boca 8645 Bethesda Nurses "THE HANGMAN" grandchildren in Denver, Colo., $5.95 complete Robf. Taylor-FessParker HOLIDAY FOR LOVERS ON ALL Kansas City and St. Louis. They Studying Spanish SUMMER WEAR also plan to spend some time at rsedtaarant and cJ-ounae up to . . „ . their fishing lodge on the Merri- They're breaking the langu- mac River near St. Louis. The a age barrier at Bethesda Memorial 38" TALL Vierhellers arrive din Boca Raton 150 Atlantic Boulevard Delray Beach Hospital! in time to celebrate their 48th New Home of Colony Studio Location in the BON AIRE HOTEL Hampered somewhatin com- wedding anniversa ry with a group municating with an occasional PROVINCIAL of friends. They entertained the Famous For Spanish-speaking-only patient, group at Creightons in Ft. Lau- six registered nurses on the hospi- derdale. For Fine ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF tal staff, of their own volition, LAMP 50% Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mohr are enrolled in conversational of Winfield Park entertained Mr. —Daily Dinner Specials — Spanish evening classes at Sea- White Shantung Over OFF and Mrs. Paul Schmidt of Ft. Photography crest High School. Lauderdale and Mr. and Mrs. Learning "hablar espanol" TUESDAY and THURSDAY Parchment Shade with Norm an Lombardof Delray Beach, * COMMERCIAL are Miss Alice Connors, Mrs. DRESSES at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lom- Southern Fried Chicken 150 Louise Motzer, Mrs. Hosella Gold Bead Trim. bard are moving to Henderson- Reynolds, Miss Joan Kenny, Miss SHORTS ville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Mohr * WEDDING All You Can Eat Barbara Heinie and Miss Emily plan to leave Nov. 7 for a Barbara Barrett, nurse-anesthetist. $23.50 BATHING Caribbean cruise. * PORTRAITS The nurses devote three hours Mr. and Mrs. R. Nisewander WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY a week of their off-duty time to BASE COLORS: SUITS left for Washington, D. C., for * RESTORATION attend the course. Antique White CASUAL three weeks. Broiled Florida Lobster S if 9 5 WEAK Sue Grassl of Delray Beach Fastel Fink, Blue Estates left last weekend for the * PUBLICITY or Steamed Shrimp TROPICAL University of Florida at Gaines- All You Can Eat 1 ville, where she will be a Fresh- * BABY CANDIDS FISH LAMPS 'n SHADES man. DINNERS FROM $1.55 to $9.00 Qhns Kennedy s Also leaving for Gainesville • AQUARIUMS to begin his freshman year is 311 East Palmetto Park Road ( Formerly the Lamp House) Grant Sabin of the Cove, Deer- • FISH FOODS ( 42 Dinners to Choose From SHOP Dress Shop field Beach. • SUPPLIES PHONE BOCA RATON 5954 1308 N. FEDERAL HWY.—POMPANO COMPLETE LUNCHEON FROM 85tf Tropical Aquarium Center AT A On the Ocean Washington, Oregon and ACROSS FROM GOLF COURSE Alaska have built up a thriving AIR Ray Ladoueeur at the Piano 24iS N- Federal Hwy.r Pompanc DEEKFIELT) BEACH Call Now for Your Christmas Portraits CONDITIONED in the Lounge VVH 1-3048 Hours: 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Phone BOCA RATON 9912 shrimp industry. 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 David Scotts Entertain Md. James McGoldrick, Miss Dorothy mara, Mrs. Norman Armour Sr. months' vacation in New Hamp- Club flew to New York this week the agenda for Mrs. Frances Party and Shower To Observe Anniversary Birthday greetings go this Kubiks Entertain LePique and MissLillian Abbott. and Mrs. Ward Harrigan of Del- shire and Sturgeon Lake, Ontario. on business. Mingorance, who will fly there week to KirkCottrell, J. E. Mc- Other guests included Mr. ray Beach, Mrs. Paul Bebout Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Brusseau William Day Sr. and William this week. Honor Mrs, Armour Curdy, Carole Sue MacWilliams, In Estates Home and Mrs, Jack Welch, Mr. and and Mrs. Viola Bradfield. entertained at a dinner party in Russell Benson has returned have returned to their home in Jr. fly to New York on business Norman B. Annich and son, Mrs. Norman Armour Jr. was Louis Alfred Morris and Dr. T. P. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubik Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Mr. and their home last Thursday. Their from a business trip to New York Lake Wyman Shores after spend- this week. Norman Jr., flew to Louisville, honored at a baby shower and Thompson. Wedding anniversary entertained at a cocktail party Mrs. Terry Munyer and Mr. and Mrs. Quimby Is Hostess guests were Mr. and Mrs. James and Washington, D. C. ing two months in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter Ky., this week and will drive back. luncheon party recently by co- congratulations go to Mr. and last Saturday night in the Left Mrs. Henry Geary. At Luncheon and Bridge Kelly of West Palm Beach, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boas They were guests of Dr. and Mrs. returned home last week after a. Mr. and Mrs. Berlis E. Mc- hostesses Mrs. Jean Hunt and Mrs. Mrs, Edward Murphy, Mr. and Bank Estates home. Mae Smith of Boynton Beach and returned this week from a month's R. B. Sullivan at their home on vacation in Waynesville, N. C. Williams are spending a few days Jim Ashe Celebrates Alan Armour in the Hunt resi- Mrs. Neal Quimby entertain- Vail Clausner of Palm Beach. It Hal Waite, Mr. and Mrs. Jack in Nassau and staying at the Among the guests were Mr. vacation in Franconia, N. H. Lake Erie and also visited Mr. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H, His Seventh Birthday dence in Riviera. ed at aluncheonand bridge party was a belated 30th wedding anni- Bussen and the Rev. and Mrs. British Colonial Hotel. and Mrs. Arnold Kurzinger, Mr. Arthur Baumier left for his and Mrs. L. K. Hamilton of Boca McChesney for the weekend were The table was decorated with at her Winfield Park home last versary celebration. George Schuster. Norman L. Scott left last and Mrs. William Ruff, Mr. and Jim Ashe, sonofMr. and Mrs. home in Highland Park, Mich. Raton at their Summer home in Mr. and Mrs. George M. Baker a lamb flower container under a Wednesday. Col. and Mrs. Arnold Mac- week on a business trip to Mrs. William Day Jr., Mrs. J. VV. Ashe, celebrated his seventh He has been the guest of Mr. Butler County, Pennsylvania. 'of Coral Gables and Mr. and Mrs. pink umbrella and gifts were Cocktail Buffet Dinner Spadden are in Ohio due to the Chicago. RobertDay, Mr. and Mrs. Russell birthday recently with a party at Her guests were Mrs. James and Mrs. Frank Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Bhoode and Harold E. Smith of Denver, Colo. his home. from a white basket decorated Party Given for 4.0 illness of his aunt in Chagrin Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stowell, Mrs. A. F. Morey, Mrs. Bernard Creamer enter- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown have Baker is advertising manager for Among tne guests were Mrs. with storks. Mrs. Charles Spalsbury en- Mrs. William Boyd Illof New Mohrhusen of Bermuda Square Morrison, Charlie Davy, Mr. Mrs. H. B. Campbell, Mrs. J. R tained Mrs. Lyttleton Tazewell, returnedhome aftera six weeks' Gulfstream Race Track. James Morris and her sons, Jim Among the guests were Mrs. tertained at a cocktail buffet York City is the house guest of are staying at the Parkview Hotel and Mrs. HerbertBrown, Admiral Brooks, Mrs. Ellwood Gardner, Mrs. Neal Quimby and Mrs. Paul vacation in Cayuga Lake, N. Y. and Lewis, Joe and Sharon Over- Anthony Lamont, Mrs. Russell dinnerparty in her Spanish River Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Moore. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tucker flew in Memphis, Tenn. John Cassady and his son, Jack, Mrs. Vincent Brown, Mrs. Percy Veillard at a luncheon bridge dorf, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Haney Benson, Mrs. Dorothy Kern and Raad home recently for 40 guests. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boyd is a noted songwriter. Three to New York this week fora visit. Harold L. Thompson is ex- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mirandi, Lee, Mrs. Paul Veillerd, Mrs. this week. and their children, James, Sam- Mrs. Jo Kern of Delray Beach, She has just returned afterspend- Rittenhouse recently were Mr. of her songs are about to be re- Off for a visit to Philadelphia pected home from his Summer Mr. and Mrs. JohnLoughery, Mr. Warren W. Bailey, Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. A. a Watson uel and Leona, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Thayer of West ,ing a Summer on the east coast and Mrs. John Bocanegra and leased on albums. is W. E. Holgen. residence on Beacon St^et in and Mrs. Nate Fitch, Mr. and Goetz and Mrs. L. V. Cadman. returned this week from a two Charles Johnson. Palrn Beach, Mrs. William Daca- and Michigan. Mrs. Edith Vander of Snow Hill, Ken itojjj) of the Boca Raton A Mexico City vacation is on Boston sometime this week. ON DISPLAY! FRIDAY! SPACIOUS! POISED! BEAUTIFUL! LIVELY! QUIET REVOLUTION! ON DISPLAY FRIDAY! HOORAY! SMALL WONDER!

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Here's the car created to con- 7 STYLING—PURE AND SIMPLE Clean, uncluttered lines shape quer a new field—Chevrolet's America s only car with an airplane- both 4-door models—the de luxe low-priced compact Corvair. Corvair 700 and the standard THE SUPERLATIVE '60 CHEVY I Corvair. Each has its own dis- ' The product of nine years of type horizontal engine! America's research and development at tinctive trim, and you get more the auto industry's most ad- visibility area than in many vanced facilities, it's Ameri- only car with independent suspen- full-sized cars. This is the one that says '60 like no other car. From its clean-thrusting grille to its dapper rear ca's first truly compact, eco- FOLD-DOWN REAR SEAT* nomical car that retains the sion at all k wheels! America's only Works easily, instantly, adding deck, there's so much that is new and different about this superlative Chevrolet it stands out ride and 6-passenger comfort to Corvair's versatility by you're used to in a big one. enlarging rear seat cargo space car with an air-cooled aluminum to 17.6 cu. ft. from the rest like a fresh-minted coin. And you'll be just as wide-eyed over what's inside—the The key to this small miracle: America's first and only engine! FLAT FLOOR modern rear-mounted alumi- Corvair is America's only com- relaxing roominess, tasteful trim, hushed elegance, all comfortably cradled by Full Coil springs pact car with a practically flat num engine—a lightweight 6 floor, the only one with the kind at all four wheels. Yet, sumptuous as this new Chevy is, you'll find new economy of operation, new that's so revolutionary it can of relaxing room that U.S. be packaged with the trans- motorists are used to. mission and drive gears as dependability, new longer life. Here, then, we're confident both you and your budget will joyously one compact unit. UN1STRUT BODY BY FISHER Does away with conventional agree, is the nearest to perfection a low-priced car ever came! By putting the engine in the frame, incorporating all struc- rear, Chevrolet has made the ture into a rigid body-frame floor practically flat, front unit that gives you more inside and rear. There's plenty of room with less weight. Here's the car that introduces extra margin of hat space. Quiet, quick-responding out even the smallest engine foot room for everybody, in- UNDER.HOOD LUGGAGE a whole new decade of design And there's even more leg power is provided by a impulses more effectively cluding the passengers in the COMPARTMENT —with so much that's new room for the man in the choice of two standard en- than ever and a trim new middle. Trunk's up front (like an ele- and different the other ones middle—thanks to the way gines—Chevy's famed Hi- two-toning motif that's avail- The engine's in the rear where it phant's) where it's convenient can only hope to come close. Chevrolet engineers have Thrift 6 and a new Econ- able on all 16 fresh-minted Shifting engine weight to the for groceries, luggage. rear also makes for smoother, It's the superlative '60 Chev- shaved down the trans- omy Turbo-Fire V8 that models. belongs in a compact car! 4-WHEEL INDEPENDENT mission tunnel. gets up to 10% more miles easier compact car handling SUSPENSION rolet—with new space in- But, impressive as all this and gives glued-to-the-road side, new spirit under the out of a gallon of regular There's no conventional axle— oo Out on the road, as Chevy's while delivering greater en- may look in print, there's traction on ice, mud or snow. engine's air-cooled, you never dealer's the man to see for front or rear. Wheels, cushioned hood, new splendor in really only one way to tell have to fuss with antifreeze, all the short, sweet details. every clean-etched line. Full Coil ride will persuade gine torque at normal speeds. Corvair's size—some 5 inches by coil springs, take bumps in- you most gently, there's not how near to perfection this you get quicker warmup with dependently of each, other, for superlative '60 Chevrolet lower, 2)4 feet shorter and less wear on parts even on the REVOLUTIONARY TURBO-AIR 6 smooth, road-hugging ride. Freshly shaped contours rake a car near the price that Chevy's accent on comfort 1,300 pounds lighter than Gets up to 30% more miles on back from the unified new comes close to the hushed and convenience even ex- actually comes... and that's conventional sedans—makes coldest mornings (even heat a gallon, needs no antifreeze, *Optianal at extra cost- grille to the jaunty rear deck, comfort of this one. And, tends back to its easier-to- to drop in on your dealer it a joy to jockey through for passengers comes quicker provides quicker warmup with fitted with craftsmanship adding to your sense of load (and tremendous) and drive one! busy streets, a pleasure to —almost instantly—from an less wear on parts. you'd expect only on the silence and solidity are airplane-type heater*). luggage compartment. park (no need for power ONE-PACKAGE POWER TEAM most expensive makes. In- thicker, newly designed You'll also find a convenient assists). Its revolutionary Yet, wonderfully practical as side, there's room to sprawl Wraps rear engine, trans- rubber body mounts that new parking brake that auto- Turbo-Air 6. gets up to 30% all this sounds, you'll find the mission and differential together in, room to sit tall in— do an even more efficient job matically returns to normal more miles on a gallon of most practical thing of all into one compact lightweight Corvair s generously provided by of filtering out road shock, height after application, a regular (a real magician on about this new Coryair is its unit. Takea less room, leaves Chevy's sofa-wide seats and tire hum and vibration. new clutch linkage that filters mileage). And, because the remarkably low price. Your you more. BY CHEVROLET — Top entertainment-The Dinah Shore Chevy Show-Sundays NBC-TV-Pat Boone Chevy Showroom—Weekly ABC-TV —Red Skelton Chevy Special Friday. October 9, CBS-TV. 368 2 See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer ^ See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer 72, FRIDAY! POISED! QUIET! SMOOTH! LUXURIOUS! FRIDAY! SHORT AND SWEET! SMALL WONDER! THREE COMPACT CHEERS! ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY ADAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY 246 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY DELRAY BEACH CRestwood 6-5241 246 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY DELRAY BEACH CRestwood 6-5241 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7 feel that by requiring school Most Teenagers Agree clothes one night a week, it is not asking too much, but at the 900 HEALTH CLUB sametimeitinspiresa conscious- \ '••*> Through My MEN'S and LADSES DIVISION Clothes Affect Behavior ness for appearance and conduct. BOCA RATON NEWS Plan to come and dance to EXERCISE CLASSES - MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT BY JACKIE SNYDER fortable in very warm weather, SWEDISH MASSAGE - HEAT ROOM - SOLARIUM With the advent of next and "who wouldbe caught wear- the music of the Jesters a week Window from Saturday night. You'll MEMBERSHIP RATES weekend, Teen Town's custo- ing school clothes in Summer?" 1 152 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida enjoy it. 1 mo. Summer Special - $20 3 mos. - $45 By BEATRICr. LANDRY mary dress code will be in ef- The sponsors of Teen Town 6 mos. - $85 1 Yr. - $150 Phone 3767, 3768 or 3769 fect again. Since this pertains • only to Saturday nights, ber- 900 Building, N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach Published Every Thursday Boca Raton Cub Scouting has grown Dy leaps and bounds during mudasor other sports clothes are Mrs. Cook Named Cancer Unit Head Men's Division Ladies Division the last year. So much so that it is anticipated that the Pack will permitted at the Tuesday and Mrs. Jane T. Cook of West committee were Dr. I. B. Lees, WH 1-2330 9 A.M.-9P.M. WH 7-5700 Halford R« Houser, Publisher have to be divided in two. Friday night drop-ins. The fol- Palm Beach has been named by chairman; Dr. R, M. Overstreet Beatrice Landry, Editor This is a fine thing for our youngsters. They learn a lot in the lowing rules apply to Saturday directory of the Palm Beach Jr., Dr. V. S. Shepard, Dr. C. Cub Scouts that help to make them better citizens, but they have night attendance: for boys, no County Cancer Unit to succeed M. Harris, Dr. W. F. Ande, Dr. says: Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising & Circulation a lot of fun, too. dungareesor collarless shirts (tee Mrs. J. R. Gardner as president. H. E. Davis, J. Alex Amette, At a Pack meeting the business session is the shortest item of shirts with collars will be allow- Mrs. Ann E' del Deacon, Lantana Entered as second class matter at the post office Named to serve with Mrs. Try adding a little orange juice all, although the boys pay strict attention. There is also community ed); for girls, skirts and blouses Cook were Walter Speir, vice- and John L. Remsen of Riviera of Boca Raton, Fla., December 1, 1955 or catsup to peanut butter — some singing, a skit put on by the Den of the month and much hilarious or dresses. president; Wilbur Divine, IV, Beach. think it is more tasty. goings on. Anyone can attend a Pack meeting and it is fun. It is Although a few teenagers treasurer, and Dr. T. E. Ben- The directors attheir annual Subscription Rates: 7 year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 also a time when the mothers and fathers have a chance to see what dislike a dress code, the majority deck, secretary. meeting named Arnette as chair- their boys are doing and to take part in Cub activities. of them agree with the fact that Mrs. Gardner, retiring after man of a committee to select a It is a place of rewards, where merit badges are given out for clothes affect behavior. During 10 years as president, was named Cancer Crusade chairman for the meritorious work done during the year and at Den meetings. At the Summer vacation, bermudas are to the board's executive commit- county. Arnette has led the H ARDRIVES, Inc. Denmeetings the Cubs learn and do many small jobs and carry out allowed to all Teen Town's social tee. county Crusade for the last two Editorial practical projects which are later displayed at Pack meetings. functions, because they are com- Also named to the executive years. PAVING CRestwood 6-4567 There are so many new boys coming into the Cubs thatnew Den FIRE PREVENTION IS EVERYBODTS BUSINESS mothers are needed. This is a good way to get into the activities of your sons. Anyone willing to oblige by taking on about eight Fire Prevention Week will be observed in years, yetitdid much to arouse a complacent small boys once a week will be welcomed into the group by con- Boca Raton and throughout the country Oct. American public to the need for greater school tacting Bob Simpson, Cub Scout leader, at Boca 3575. He will be 4 thrtfugh 10 this year. This marks the 37th fire safety. Schools were carefully checked most happy to hear from you. anniversary of Fire Prevention Week. in every community, including Boca Raton. The Cubs are doing well and having a grand time for them- It was first observed in 1922on a national Modern fire prevention codes and building selves, but what has happened to the Boy Scout movement lately? basis. Previously, Fire Prevention Day had codes guide communities in building for They have been so quiet for some time now. been observed since 1911, when the Fire safety and protection. However, they are not There is a great need for a Boy Scout Troop in this community. Marshals of North America offered the first a guarantee against human carelessness. And There must be dozens of boys eager to join up and carry on the fine resolution for start of the day. carelessness is the chief cause of a majority Scout tradition. What happened to all the leaders? Fire Prevention Day was designed to mark of fires. Rumor tells us there is a group of about 10 men planning to the anniversary date of the great Chicago fire, Boca Raton firefighters are on the alert meet this week to determine whether adult leadership is available Oct. 9, 1871. That famous conflagration, giving valuable service to their community. for a Boy Scout Troop here. It is a certainty there is no shortage which actually started Oct. 8, caused $175,- Using the inservice firemen, Chief John of boys who would enjoy the benefits of scouting. 000, 000 estimated damage to property and Loughery estimates that 3, 000 to 4, 000 in- The Boy Scouts of America have a long and fine tradition. resulted in the loss of approximately 250 lives. spections will be made in the course of a Their record of achievement is found in the lives of many out- Fire Prevention Week is held in October year. standing men who were Scouts as boys. The Scouts teach youths each year and itis always the week which in- Firemen are observing Fire Prevention how to be better citizens, how to take care of themselves, how to cludes the anniversary of the Chicago fire. Week by bringing the message to residents do a hundred different things and do them well. It is a way of life One of America's greatest tragedies is the and conducting house-to-house inspections, that teaches a boy a lot and he is a better man for it. thousands dead or injured and property worth but their plan does not stop with this one- It shouldn't be lost in Boca Raton. We once had a fine troop millions destroyed as a result of fire. The week observance. It is followed through on here with good leaders. Surely we can do it again. stories daily bearwitness to the need forgreater a year-around basis. fire prevention and safety. The object of inspections is to secure cor- Anew innovation was added to the Catholic churches in the area In 1958 fire took the lives of 11, 500 per- rections of common fire hazards such as rub- last Sunday. It is called "active participation in the mass. " As sons. Property dam age dor destroyed, exclud- bish, unsafe heating appliances, electric wir- everyone enteredthe churches, they were given large cards with the ing forest fires, amounted to more than a ing and other violations of the ordinances responses to the mass printed in La an and then printed in phonetic billion dollars. Nearly 850, 000 fires occurred which daily create dangerous conditions. Latin. To anyone who hasn't used Latin since long ago high school in the United States during 1958 in cities of In other words, to lessen the factors which days, it was quite an experience to try to respond in stumbling 2, 500 population and over. More than half contribute to the occurrence and spread of phonetic Latin. It wentquite well though and maybe next week the of these fires were grass or brush fires or fires fire — the physical hazards, the occupa- congregation can keep up with the priest. The first time almost in places other than buildings. The remain- tional hazards and the moral hazards. everyone was two or three words behind all the way through. ing 400, 000 occurred in homes and buildings. In days gone by, fire fighting was con- This program has been inauguarated in several other cities but THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A NEW CAR... MAKE YOURS A ROCKET ENGINE OLDS! SUPER 88 HOLIDAY SPORTSEDAN—Supe acton super ahsfacticmi In the San Francisco earthquake-fire of sidereda defensive science. Today, strategy this is the first time it has been tried in this area. Every value-packed Super 88 model is powered with the PREMIUM ROCKET April 18, 1906, 28, 000 buildings were destroy- Engine that delivers maximum performance from premium fuels. There's is being shifted to an offensive basis. Tactics abundant reserve power for passing throughout the entire driving rouge. ed in 514 city blocks. When fire swept now emphasize the nature of fire prevention, Chicago on Oct. 8 and 9, 1871, 17,430 building codes and inspections, as well as Think It Through YOUR LOCAL. AUTHORIZED buildings burned. education of the public. These losses were both tragic and costly. The Fire Department in Boca Raton is N earing the Rope's End OLDSMOBILE Yetlast year fire damage dor destroyed nearly seriously trying to keep pace with the expan- 10 times the number of buildings that burned sionand growthof the city and is to be highly BY E. F. HUTTON QUALITY DEALER in Chicago and San Francisco. commended for its Fire Prevention Week pro- The spending brigade in Washington, which has dominated both The Chicago school fire last year was one gram as well as its year-round system of fire of the most shocking catastrophes in recent parties, is beginning to come to the end of its rope. prevention. Fact No. 1 is our growing trade deficit. Last year this deficit was $3, 400, 000, 000. In short, foreigners got more dollars from us / than they spent to buy American goods., A large part of this excess Facts on Natural Gas Given to City is represented by "foreign aid", as stated by those of us who de- The City Commissionagreed interested in a franchise. natural gas. manded that this be cut now and terminated in three years. to take under consideration facts Russell and Minnet, and The 1960 Oldsmobiles are here—as new as new can ing ride you've ever tried. It brings new smooth- and figures submitted by a Pom- City Manager William Lamb Foreigners and their governments can take these trade surpluses be! Every beautiful line and every outstanding new ness, new stability, new safety . . . and new silence! Samuel Aldrich, president of the asked Russell if it would be any in gold, or buy U. S. Government bonds or other U. S. securities pano Beach firm concerning Pompano Natural Gas Company, feature is included to bring you the finest the There's a new balance of power — with two Rocket advantage to put gas lines and which are potential claims on gold. That is, foreigners can sell Engines! Three established series to choose from! natural gasata committee meet- said they were not trying to sell their securities and demand gold in payment, as some have been medium-price class has to offer! ing Monday morning. pipes in new subdivisions when Oldsmobile's new and radiant styling is designed to 17 new models .. . including two new 3-seat Fiestas! the city a franchise but were just they were being built. doing. Mayor John V. Russell of Ft. acquainting the commissioners satisfy your sense of good taste. New Quadri- Come in and see the Mighty Satisfying 1960 Olds- Russell agreed that it was a These U.S. securities owned abroad now total $15, 650, 000, 000. Lauderdale, counselforthePom- with what was available from Balanced Ride with Vibra-Tuned Body Mountings mobiles . . . quality built, quality sold and quality good idea andsaid the cost would This is not far below our gold reserve, which has already dwindled serviced for your lasting satisfaction! pano Beach Natural Gas and Oil their firm. to $19, 500, 000, 000. is certain to be the most comfortable and satisfy- Company, and James Minnet of be about $12, 000 a mile. He The representatives esti- said the firm would then repur- Foreign governments alone own over $6, 000, 000, 000 of U. S. the firm of Minnet, Allsworth, mated the city would receive a 6 Government obligations, for which they could demand cash - gold.' Doumar, Schuler and Russell, chase the mains and laterals if percent gross return from a fran- they obtained a franchise. You and I, of course, are not permitted to demand gold when attorneys of Ft, Lauderdale, ap- chise, which is the maximum The commissioners, who our Government bonds fall due. Foreigners can. pearedbefore the commission to permitted under state law. have recently applied to the This is bad business for many reasons. Among them is the fact acquaint it' with the Pompano The officials said the com- Federal Power Commission for that the people we helped so much can pressure us for more favors, firm. pany would pay complete costs natural gas allocations, autho- beneficial to them, but not to us. The Pompano Natural Gas of mains, laterals and pipes ex- rized the Pompano Beach firm to This helps explain the President's recent suggestion that our Company proposes a franchise tending from the streets into submitcomplete data on its pro- foreign government creditors begin to take a larger share of the for Boca Raton as well as Deer- homes. They said there would posed franchise and will con- cost of foreign aid. field Beach, Lighthouse Point be no cost to the homeowner for sider proposals from other firms Will they? and Pompano Beach. conversions, as these expenses well. Mayor Russell told the com- would be bome by the firm, Thermometer Measures missioners thatnaturalgas would Russell said it would be logi- Coldest Temperatures Average Earnings $1,876 Landrum Will Be Speaker I960 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 HOllDAY SCENICOUPE—You get more miles per I960 NINETY-EIGHT HOLIDAY SPORTSEDAN— Luxuriously appointed . . . elegontly cost the consumer 12 to 15 per- cal from a geographical point of Ted Ruskin, local manager The average earnings of dollar! Every dollar-saving Dynamic 88 has as standard equipment the new REGULAR ROCKET siyled. In the new Ninety-Eight Oldsmobile, you will find supreme satisfaction in every respect power, prestige, pleasure, New Custom-lounge interiors—New PREMIUM ROCKET Engine! cent less than bottle gas and the view for Boca Raton to come in Af Stare C of C Session for the Southern Bell Telephone Floridians, men, women and Engine—for Rocket "Go" on lower-cost, regular gas—saves you oboul a dollar on every filtl savings could be even moreJater with Deerfield Beach on the pro- Phil M. Landrum, Georgia Company, said this week that a children, advanced two per- on. He said the natural gas would posed franchise. He said he congressman who was co-sponsor tinybut highly accurate thermo- centage points last year and stood be piped in from the turnpike by understood that the city would of the new Landrum-Griffin law meterthatcanmeasure tempera- at $1, 876. The national aver- IVI I the Houston Gas and Oil Com- proceed according to rules and which fixes standards for union tures near the coldest known to age was $2, 057, up one point from 1957, the Florida State pany. regulations in a dvertising for bids conduct, and provides more man has been developed at Bell Chamberof Commerce reported. Mayor Joe DeLongsaidit was for a franchise. He said the regulation of unions, will be a Telephone laboratories at Murray Florida's rapid population in- the consensus of the commission Pompano firm askedonly that it principal speaker before the 43rd Hill, N. J. HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Inc., DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA that the city did not wan t to go might submit facts and figures annual meeting of the Florida creases, especially in the non- Scientists say it might be earning younger and older in for municipal ownership of a on its proposed franchise to find State Chamber of Commerce at used in a space vehicle to report SEE THE DENNIS a KEEFE SHOW • EVERY WEEK ON CBS-TV . . . HEAR LOWELL THOMAS AND THE NEWS • MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ON CBS RADIO gas system and would be more out the commission's opinion on Tampa Nov. 15-17. groups, tend to keep per capita very low temperatures. income down. 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 tion of-.widespread interest from of the highly controversial session HURRY... Boca Residents Invited to Hear surrounding territory. of Congress. Asa member of the There will be no charge for Senate Finance Committee and admission to the meeting. Box the Interstate and Foreign Com- Sen. Smathers at Seacrest Oct. 19lunches at $2 each will be avail- merce Committee, and as chair- U. S. Sen. George A, the civic clubs of Delray Beach, Smathers and will follow a series able at 11:45 a.m. for those who man of the Latin American Trade Smathers will speak at a noon with the Rotary Club in charge of closed meetings in Miami. His wish to be served. Tickets for Committee, Sen. Smathers has meeting in the Seacrest High of arrangements. All the civic next appearance following the lunchmustbepurchasednot later been intimately concerned with School Gymnasium on Monday, clubs in Boca Raton have been Oct. 19 date will be in Titus- than Friday, Oct. 16. They may a number of the major issues Oct. 19. invited to attend. ville. For this reason the exten- be obtained from any Delray that came before the last con- The meeting, to which the This engagement is the only sive seating capacity of the Sea- Beach civic club. gressional session. general public is invited, is be- one scheduled at this time for the crest High School Gymnasium Sen. Smather's appearance I ing held under the auspices of Southeast Florida area by Sen. has been provided in anticipa- followssoon after the adjournment KEEP FLORIDA GREEN f

Xhe car craftsmen who developed Wide-Track Wheels, the innovation that brought a new standard of roadability to the American passenger car, present another fresh original for 1960! Thomas F. Fleming Jr., left, president Restaurant, Others, left to right, are Bill of the First Bank of Boca Raton, \velcomes Mitchell, president of die Boca Raton Cham- New With clean, crisp lines they've composed a delightful Tightness Ralph Renick, vice-president of WTVJ, to a ber, and William Grimditch, president of the of form with unity and rhythm. joint coffee of the Boca Raton and Deerfield Deerfield Chamber. -Boca Raton News Photo. Beach chambers of commerce at the Sun Cove Telephone Directory Into the proved principle of Wide-Track (wheels farther apart for a Closes Soon steadier stance) they've engineered an ingeniously improved Ike's Visit to Russia Will Offset suspension system. This combination of a firm foundation and supple Last Call for: suspension gives you flawless control, more skill in the fine art of driving, smooth stability, bump-yielding softness. Khrushchev Gains, Renick Says Changed Listings Additional Listings Presi den t Eisenho w er' s forth- of television station WTVJ, mem on its people. Ads in the Yellow Pages coming visit tothe Soviet Union Channel 4, Miami, said that with " Under Communism, the The power plant is typically Pontiac. A wide range of restless, ground- will do much to offset the propa- Khrushchev's visit "Americans government does not trust the Don't Wait! Call our Business Office right away Another fresh one from PontiacI gaining power packages to choose from. All are husky V-8's, ranging ganda effect of Premier Khrush- have been- seeing history made, " people, and this is especially to notify us of changed listings in the Telephone from the frugal 425E economy engine that prefers regular grade chev's tour of the United States, which he described as "a remark- .true in the case of news and in- Directory. Remember, additional listings for mem- The inspired beauty of perfect proportion! Ralph Renick, Miami television able experience. " formation media, which are bers of your family or firm may be included for gasoline to the fiery Tempest 425. news executive and commenta- He noted that Khrushchev rigidly controlled and made to only a small extra cost! tor, told a gathering of 170 mem- firstmade the remark cautioning conform to one line of thought. The precision control of Wide-Track Wheel Design! Haven't you been an admiring spectator of Pontiacs long enough? bersof the Boca Raton and Deer- Mr. Businessman: Yellow Pages is the best way Americans that their grand- Isn't this your year to become a participant in Pontiac pleasure, field Beach chambers of com- children might live under Com- to tell people how tofin d you. Call the Telephone The softer ride of supple suspension! merce at a joint coffee last munism to the Renick group at Business Office without de- to move up to Pontiac ownership, where the enjoyment is the fullest, Thursday at the Sun Cove Restau- the Kremlin. CoraC lay so that your products The wide choice of vigorous Tempest V-8 Engines where the point of view is the freshest? rant. "I cannot convince myself, " Find It Fast or services may be repre- tailored to economy or high performance! Renick, who led a delegation Renick said, "that future gene- In The sented in the nation's most Wide-Track Wheels give you swayless of South Florida businessmen to rations will sacrifice the advant- Flo. used buying guide — Yel- FAST EXPERT FINISHING stability, solid comfort. You maneuver with Soviet Russia this year, said he ages and freedoms we possess in Yellow Pages i i on To Biginn«[s low Pages. skillful sureness, accurate control. It's ^ - ? was confident Khrushchev's visit return for Communism. WITH EQU/PMENT PURCHASE OF SIMM the sweetest, most precise, most ^^£~-HA««OW TJACK— to this country had not lulled the "As one of its appeals, Com- American people into a sense of OH MORE ... , ,, -, - ^CJE— POMIIAC'i WIDE.TIACK- munism says no individual ever SOUTHERN BELL rewarding driving you ve ever ielt. ^\m false security. He did express has to worry about his basic needs concern, however, that the visit under its system. It is true that represented a gain for the Com- the Government in Russia makes munists among "the uncommitted provisions for this, but it also nations. " controls everything, the econo- The very fact that Khrushchev my, income and all other phases was received in this country of life. helped Soviet propaganda by "It's hard to get across to a giving him added respectability, people unaccustomed to it what Renick said. it means to live under a Com- In the struggle between De- munist system. mocracy and Communism, Re- "I'm glad thatin our tour we nick added, "the only way we went to Hungary. We were the can be beaten is to be asleep. first American group to visit We cannot leave it all to Wash- Hungary since the revolution, ington, either. Each of us should and you could feel within your- keep fully informed, and we need self the oppression of the govern- to remember thatno matter how often Khrushchev smiles, he heads a society that is attempting Pari-Mutuel Operations to take over the world. " Bring State $25,157,459 "One of the greatest helps to Florida received a record Sovietpropaganda at this time, " $25,157,459 as a result of pari- the speaker said, "was the steel mutuel operations during the strike and other domestic labor 1958-59 season, according to a difficulties that unwittingly give report by the State Racing Com- mission tt) Gov. LeRoy Collins. comfort to our enemies. " Renick was introduced by Hialeah horse track was the Thomas Fleming Jr., presidentof largest individual producer with the First Bank of Boca Raton, who $6, 069, 927. The total from four was a member of the Renick tracks -- Hialeah, Tropical, TANDARD group that wentto Russia and had Gulfstreamand Sunshine Park -- an interview with Premier Khrush- was $13, 724, 436. Supply & Lumber Each of Florida's 67 counties Sl chev in the Kremlin. The First 172 NW 13th ST. Bank of Boca Raton was sponsor of received a directgrant of $178, - Company the coffee. 300 while the Old Age Assistance PHONE 8554 Ken Higgins was masterof Fundbenefitted to theamountof ceremonies and among those in- $12, 293, 692. TOOLS - HARDWARE - PAINT - LUMBER troduced were city officials of Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS and leaders of the two chambers of commerce. Renick. who is vice-president J,C MITCHELL § SONS ' TV—Radio—Stereo Hi-Fi—Mobile Systems INSURANCE COUNSELORS BOCA ESTABLISHED 1923 . '. THE] Ol^I^T GAR-VVITH "WIDE • TRACK

ELECTRONICS ON DISPLAY TODAY AT ALL PONTIAC DEALERS Electronic Service Specialists PICK-UP AMD DELIVERY DOHERTY-SNYDER MOTORS, Inc. 801 N. Federal Hwy. KEN HIGGINS 22 §. Fed. Ph. 5494 BILL MITCHELL Ph. 3084 Eves. 9574 510 N. FEDERAL HWY. DELRAY BEACH 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 Boca Bible Institute second year, offering accredited U. S. fire losses of $1, 056- courses in Bible Study to persons trict tea will be held at the Sun To Begin Second Year 266, 000 during 1958 meant that living in the area. Rev. Eastman has fire destroyed on the average of BPW Week Cove Restaurant in Deerfield "What Do We Mean By Faith?" will had experience in Bible Institute work Beach for all BPW members. be the explanatory sermon by Rev. in phoenix, Ariz., and immediately $2, 893, 000 worth of Dropertv Albert L> Eastman on Sunday, Oct. 4, before coming to Florida on the faculty every day ormorettoan$2,000 This is the 31st year that at the 11 a.m. worship service of the and board of directors of the Atlantic worth of property every minute. Starts Oct. 4 National Business Women's Week Church of the Open Door. City Bible institute, Atlantic City, N, J. Fire losses amounted to more Oct. 4 to 10 has been pro- has been observed. Homeless, Hungry to Benefit "More About parables'* will be the claimed as National Business evening message theme of pastor Farm Fire Losses Heavy Advice for the Sneeze, Women's Week in Boca Raton Eastman at 7:3o« Cough and Ache Season Eirth Notices Christ Young Followers hold their Farm fire property losses by Mayor Joe DeLong. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buck an- From Methodists' Offering first meeting of the new season Sun- were estimated at $156, 000, 000 This annual week is spon^ are included iii the benefits to needy nounce the birth last Tuesday of The First ivsethodist Church of Boca day at 6:30 p.m. This is an all-youth during 1958, as compared with sored by the National Federation Raton will join with all the Methodist folks overseas. Supplies and other meeting. a son, Bruce Emerson Buck, in $152,000, 000 in 1957 and $145, - of Business and Professional Wo- churches of the world in the observance needed items for the 45 chaplains Monday night, Oct. 5, at 7;30 the Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Buck is the serving in the military are secured 000, 000 in 1956. men's Clubs and is set aside as of World-wide Communion at the 11 a.m. Boca Bible Institute will commence its former Mary AnnLogee, daughter service Sunday to be conducted by through these funds, in addition to help tribute to women in businessand the Rev, Ernest E. Hawk. A special for another 128 civilian chaplains and and the professions and the con- of the Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Lo- Methodist churches near military camps offering will be made to the Fellowship tributions they make to the gee of Boca Raton. of Suffering andService, which supports and installations. The EPISCOPAL CHURCH the work of the Methodist Committee Seven laymen from the church left nation. for overseas Relief, the Commission last Friday for Laymen's Retreat in The Boca teton Business and on Chaplains and on Camp Activities. Leesburg at the Youth Camp. Those Professional Women's Club will attending are Earl B. Anderson, paul WELCOMES YOU Merv women and children, homeless hold its annual banquet Saturday, Bebout Jr., Carl E. McKenry, N«al IRA LEE ESHLEMAN and hungry, will benefit from this offer- Quimby, Col. Paul Veillard and Sidney m Oct. 3, at the Coach Harbor ing Food, medicines and medical care Wells. Ira L. Eshleman ST. GREGORY'S CHURCH House in Pompano Beach, at Mrs. June Chaplin, left, president of the Business and Profes- which time a Business Woman of To Be Speaker 245 East Boca Raton Road sional Women's Club, and Mrs. Rena Vaillancourt, right, chairman the Year will be selected by the SUN Church Services The Rev. JAMES C. STOUTSENBERGER DR. ALBERT THAU of public affairs, look on as Mayorjoe DeLong signs a proclamation members. Ira Lee Eshleman, founder of the Phone: Boca Raton 8870 or 5095 designating Oct. 4 to 10 as National Business Women's Week. -Boca On Sunday, Oct. 4, a dis- DELRAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Bible Conference Church, will return Boca Raton chiropractor ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH: Wes from his vacation headquarters on the Raton News Photo. CHURCH, Masses, 8 a.m. & to a.m^ Auger, pastor, i block west of U.S. The number of our ailments Fort Lauderdale Beach to speak to Sundays and Holy Days. Sun Cove No. 1 and 1 block north of Sample Schedule of Services both the 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. services is seemingly increased in cold Exclusive Agents for Restaurant* U.S. 1. Deerfield Beach, Road. Worship service H a.m. Sun- day School 9;45 Gospel preaching Sunday. Mr. Eshleman, recently elected weather. This is especially true School Lunch Menus until furthernotice. Father McAtavey; 7:40 a.m. MATINS service 7:30 pjn. Prayer Meeting. president of the Bible Grounds for the of the respiratory ills. The com- BOCA RATON SCHOOL J. C. MITCHELL SCHOOL ST. JOAN of ARC CATHOLIC PAR- Wednesday 7:30. GULBRANSEN PIANOS - 10th consecutive year, is spending ISH. Sunday; 7, g, and 10;30 masses 8:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHARIST mon cold, influenza, and bron- (Week beginning Oct. 5) (Week beginning Oct. 5) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Boca several weeks at the Holiday Hotel. America's Smartest Piano Fashions at the Catholic Parish Hall, 15S N.W. chitis will attack al] whose Raton, 162 W. palmetto park Rd. His subject in the morning will be MONDAY — Sloppy Joe Wor/c/'s Finest Transistor Organs 20th St. Confessions will be heard 9:00 a.m. FAMILY EUCHARIST MONDAY -- Hamburger and ORGANS Rev. R. D. Clement, pastor. Morning resistance is low. The most every Saturday from 5-6 and7-3 p.m. "What Time Is It?" and at 7:43 p.m. hamburger on roll, cole slaw, worship 11 a.m. Sunday school 9:45 gravy on rice, peas, bread and Daily mass week days, 7:3o a.m. "The Need of Bible Grounds in Boca's' (Sunday School) widespread oftheseisthe a.m. B. T. U. 6:30 p.m. evening wor- homemade white cake, milk. PIANOS FROM $375.00 Father David Heffeman, pastor, Growing Community". peaches, milk.' ship 7:30 each Sunday. Mid-weak "common cold." it is impos- pastor W.P.Loveless will be minis- 11-00 a.m. HOLY EUCHARIST and TUESDAY — Porkipine balls ORGANS FROM $995.00 prayer service Wed. 7 3o p.m. Choir TUESDAY -- Hot dog on bun, ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, : sible to calculate the time lost rehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The tering for a week at Central Gospel SERMON in tomato sauce, buttered corn, 180 E. Royal palm Road. The Rev. chicken soup with vegetables, nursery is open at all of these ser- Chapel, Nassau. from work on the national level hot bran muffins, jello,. milk. Elmer C. Kieninger, vacancy pastor. (1st and 3rd Sunday) cookies, milk. EASY TERMS vices. Co-pastor C» Ernest Tatham Is leav- because of colds, when neglec- WEDNESDAY -- Ham salad $ Center Sunday worship at 8:30* Sunday School ing for a month of meetings in Detroit MORNING PRAYER and SERMON WEDNESDAY -- Turkey pie, at 9:30 for all age groups and a special CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR. ted, they lead to serious and Sturges, Mich. He will return the (2nd and 4th Sunday) sandwiches, string beans, apple' rolls and butter, vegetable salad, Boca Raton Road Across from Post Office Bible class for adults. Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Sunday ser- diseases, in many cases, a first week in November. cobbler, milk. vices; Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Mom- cold may develop into pneumo- jello with whipped cream, milk. ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL ing worship 11 a.m. for which there Next Wednesday, Oct. 7, the Quar- THURSDAY — Roast turkey, THURSDAY -- Macaroni with CHURCH, 245 E. Boca Raton Road. is a nursery available. Youth Fellow- terly Meeting of the Bible Conference Sunday School Registration nia, which can be fatal. mashed potatoes, buttered peas Fall schedule 7:40 a.m., Matins; g a.m. ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service at Church will be held following a fellow- tomato and meat sauce, string Reopen on Summer Schedule 7:30. Tuesday -evening Senior rehear, prevention o£ the common Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family Eucharist ship supper at 6:30. All friends of the and carrots, hot biscuits and beans, bread and butter, fruit sal. Wednesday eveningBible study cold, influenza^ or bronchitis and Sunday School; 11 a.m. HolyEucha- Bible Conference are invited to attend. For Winter Season - October 4 jelly, milk. bqurat 7:^0. Government. Bldg. 8th depends, among other things, sherbet, milk. rist and sermon the first and third Ave. and 32nd St. Boca Air Base. FRIDAY — Tuna newburg, FRIDAY -- Tuna salad on Serving DINNER Nightly Sundays; n a.m. Morning prayer and on a correct diet, fresh air, ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. buttered noodles, corn meal sermon the second and fourth Sundays. lettuce, potato chips, buttered FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Deerfield enough clothing to protect the muffins, ice cream, milk. The Rev. James C» Stoutsenberger, Beach. N.E. 2nd St., Rev. G.Robert body, and avoidance of drafts. corn, bread and butter, cherry From 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. priest»in charge. Rowe, pastor. Morning worship 11 glaze cake,, milk. a.m. Sunday school 9:45. Evening Warm or tepid baths, instead of VFW Holds District FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of worship service 7;3o. BTU6:30. Mid- hot, prevention of fatigue, and a (Closed MONDAY'S) Boca Raton. N.E. 2nd Ave. at gth week prayer service, Wednesday, Visitation and Inspection Street, Rev. Ernest Hawk, pastor. 7:3(1 o.m. hygienic way of life which School Adds Church School, 9:45 a.m. Church strengthens the tone of the body The District Visitation and service 11:00 a.m. Nursery available FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SUMMER MENU plus for children. MYF meets Sun. 6:00 600 West Camino Real. Rev. Albert are all factors to consider. The inspection of the Boca Raton Four Teachers p.m. in the Church Hall. Choir re- G. Shiphorst, pastor. Service 11 a.m. best way to treat a cold is to V. F. W. Post 8189 was held last Four new teachershave been Soup du Jour - Juice hersal, Thursday, 8 p.m. Church School 9:30 a.m. Kenneth W. prevent it, with a healthy body Thursday evening at the home of Higglns, superintendent. added to the faculty of the J. C. BIBLE CONFERENCE CHURCH, which is resistant to disease, Commander John Dolan. ROAST BEEF on the Bible Conference Grounds. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mitchell School, Principal Paul plenty of sleep and a well- A business meeting with book Wendell p. Loveless and" C. Ernest SCIENTIST: S.E. Seventh Ave. and Matwiy said this week. RED SNAPPER Tatham, associate pastors. Sunday Second St., Delray Beach. Services balanced diet which provides inspections was folio-wed by a School 9:45 a.m. S unday worship Sunday, H a.m., Wed., 8 pjn. Sun- They- are Mrs. Jan Feather- LIVER with BACON nesday "Family Night" prayer ser- day School at 11 a.m. Reading Room, the essential vitamins, miner- social meeting by the local ston, second grade; Mrs. Eliza- vice 7;3o p.m. 168 S.E. 7th Ave., open daily from als, proteins and starches are members and visitors. 10 a.m to lp.m beth Eggleton, third grade; Eu- Vegetable - Potato - Beverage COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN vital. In attendance were members gene Davidson, fifth and sixth CHURCH of Deerfield Beach. Sunday CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton D. Brisk walks and good venti- from Fort Pierce, West Palm school 9:30 a.m. under the direction Smith, minister, Bibl e Study at g a.m. grades, and Mrs. Margaret Heid- of John L« Greene. Morning worship, Worship 9:45' a.m. Delray Beach Wo- lation are important to the res- Beach, Lake Worth and Delray gerd, seventh and eighth grades. 11 a.m. Rev. Arland Briees, pastor. men's Club Bldg. S.E. 5th Ave at 5th Beach posts. St. piratory organs, warm clothes, but not excessive in weight," Air-dropping of poisonkilled rau help protect the body without Monday Musical Group St. Gregory's Will Begin Calvary Lists Sermons about 75 percent of the possums a weakening effect. Avoid ex- if Winter Schedule Sunday For Communion Sunday To Hold Meeting Oct. 5 in New Zealand forests. 714 E. Atlantic Ave. The winter schedule of services and haustion and get plenty of pastor Was Auger will preach at all The Monday musical group Delray Beach activities at St. Gregory»s Episcopal services of Calvary Baptist Church sleep. Worry, mental strain, Church will begin on Sunday, Oct. 4. sponsored by the Art Guild of Sunday. Revival services which Mr. SMILE and tension lower vitality. This The Sunday School registration will Auger conducted in Danville, 111., were is an invitation to colds, influ- Boca Raton will meet Monday, begin Oct. 4 at the g a.m. Eucharist. so successful that he was requested Oct. 5, at the First Methodist PRE - CHRISTMAS enza, bronchitis, and other win- Sunday school will commence with to carry on for another week and arrived Church at 10 a.m. attendance each Sunday in the- Family home just in time for this last Sunday's YOUR tertime diseases. Your doctor LIMITED TIME ONLY Eucharist at which the parents and services of chiropractic can teach you There is a need for lower children may sit and worship together Thls gunday ls Communion Sunday how to avoid colds or to relieve voices, Mrs. Lavonne Mouw, as a family. There will be no sermon md there will be a Communion Service WELCOME them in short order through his organist and director, said. Any- at this service. At 9:40 during the at th- los e of the morning meeting. one interested in singing with the Take advantage of concluding hymn of the Eucharist the In the 11 o'clock preaching service soothing, effective ministra- children wi 11 go to their individual group' is asked to contact Mrs. Pastor Auger will speak on *'Tv«o tions. classes in the new parish Hall. Each Mouw. this clearance Natures w. TO FLORIDA class will have its own class-room. The midweek Family Night Service parents and adults will, at the con- which begins at 7:30 is designed to Due to numerous requests we are and buy now for clusion of the Family Eucharist ser- closed at 8:45 so that all the children VISITORS EXTENDING OUR CURRICULUM to include vice, join the Rev. James C. Stoutsen- can be there and still have their needed berger in the new enlarged kitchen for rest for school. the CHRISTMAS SEASON ahead. coffee. This will be followed by a dls- CaIvary Bap'tist Church is one block DAYTIME CLASSES cussion on the church and its worship west of Hignway j and a half block in an informal manner. Sunday School north of Sample Road in Northpompano. IN will end at 10:3o promptly. ALL MOVIE EQUIPMENT Children five years old and under Brush-up TYPING & SHORTHAND will not come to the Eucharist but will Promotio. -•- n«^ Daty Held go immediately at 9 o'clock into the At TtrSt DOptiSt Prepare Yourself for a part-time Job! OFF REGULAR auditorium of the new parish Hall for promotion Day was held Sunday in their own program. MANY OTHER CAMERAS. KITS, the First Baptist Church where Sun- LIST PRICE PROJECTORS, etc. GREATLV REDUCED Presbyterians to Observe day School children were promoted. Certificates were given to all Sun- Have Fun While Learning World-wide Communion day School pupils who were promoted World-wide Communion will be ob- into higher classes. More than 120 Friendliness helps to make Florida visitors feel welcome DOLLS-DOLLS-DOLLS Close - Out! served in the First Presbyterian children were in attendance. The Rev. and wanted. Yours can be the helpful advice, FLORAL ART DESIGN Church with the administration of the Richard Clement, pastor, expects 210 sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the enrolled to start the new church year pleasant manner, and courteous treatment that make 8 - WEEK COURSE Electric SUNBEAM 11 a.m. service Sunday. The pastor next Sunday. will deliver the communion meditation A new deacon and church officers a new and lasting friend for Florida! With well-known designer - PEARL RECORDS RAZORS-Below Cost on the subject, "A Formulae for have been elected for the coming year. Triumph". New members will also be The deacon is Charles Johnson. CLASSES START Many Other Bargains received into the fellowship of the Officers are Sanford Smith, Superin- Let's all smile a cordial welcome First Come - First Served

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A protest Plans are in progress to or- stamp collection is in the show- 127 Boca Raton Road Boca 9498 bear the signature of the city Federal Highway and on A1A. IN Cub Scoutmaster Robert He said the SRD has not made a was received from the Yellow ganize a Boy Scout Troop in Boca Simpson made an appeal for Den case of the Boca Raton Library. manager in order to be accept- Cab system protesting the issu- Raton under the sponsorship of the Appeal of Bonds Th- exhibit is part of the col- able by the Civil Service Board. speed survey here for two years MEMORIAM Mothers and assistants at the Cub NEWLY ARRIVED! ance of recent taxi permits. FirstMethodist Church, the Rev. Scout Pack meeting last Thurs- lections of E. A. Cameron and Commissioner John Flancher and he requested that City Man- ager William Lamb write a letter A letter was read inviting the ErnestHawk, pastor, announced Fred W, Schleiff Seen on Increase day night at Teen Town. A. J. Zimmermacher. said the rules should have been this week. 1959 Christmas Card to the board asking for a survey building inspector to attend the Never before have United He said current Den Mothers Cameron will be at the li- adopted long ago. Rev. Hawk is the head of the Fred W. Schleiff, 66, of North from city limit to city limit with Southern Building Code Congress Ocean Boulevard died last Thurs- States Savings Bonds been so at- have to turn away boys request- brary from 4 to 5 p. m. on Fri- !mprinting Books Bids were opened for the pav- sponsoring institution. The especial attention to the center at Chattanooga, Tenn., Nov. 1 day at his residence after a short tractive to investors and small ing membership in the Cub Scouts day, Oct. 2, to discuss stamps '" Lots of 100 ing of N. W. Third Street between leadership of the troopwill con- and beach areas, through 4 and the Universityof illness. savers alike, Havelock A. Hub- as there is a limitation on the with any who are interested. or More N. W. First and Second avenues Florida short course for building sist of Scoutmaster-elect Louis A public hearing was held He came to Boca Raton one bard, chairman of the Delray number of boys allowed in a Den. Many young amateurs might a- and for paving N. E. First Avenue inspectors at Gainesville, Feb. Manning. with no protests on a resolution year ago from Rockland, Mass. Beach Savings Bond Committee, There is a need for five more vail themselves of this opportun- between N. E. 10th and 12th 20 through 24, 1960. The letter Paul Luce, a representative to abandon and vacate utility He was a retired salesman for the said this week in commenting Denmothers in order to form an- ity, library officials said. streets. Successful low bidder was placed on file for future from the Pioneer Council, Boy easements through lots 1, 2, 3, Plymouth Rock Ice Cream Com- on the one-half percent increase other pack, Simpson said. He The library expressed its ap- 71 So. Federal 9&t* ~***fi Phone 9415 was Hardrives Inc. of Delray reference. Scouts of America, from West in interest rates on old and new preciation to the following ju- Beach for $5, 841. Block 18, Boca Raton Hills. It pany and had worked for them for said committee helpers also are was adopted. A letter from Dr. Harry Palm Beach, is the training, Series E and H Savings Bonds. venile patrons for gifts of chil- OPIN ALL SUMMER Bids also were opened for a 38 years. He was a member of needed and he asked anyone in- An ordinance establishing Sorenson, a dentist, on fluorida- officer. ' the Teamsters Union. "Forty million people auto- terested to call him at Boca 3575 dren's books: Mary Michaels, HOURS 9:30 - 5:30 CLOSED WED. AFT. new 1, 000-gallon pumper fire tion and enclosing a clipping of setback lines on West Palmetto There will be a training Mr, Schleiff is survived by his matically benefit from the recent for further information. three books, and Loretta and truck. Mayor DeLong appointed an article from a newspaper on Park Road for sidewalk purposes meeting Monday night at 7:30 wife, Loretta, of Boca Raton; legislation passed by Congress, " Singing was led by Mrs. Gregory Valley, two children's Commissioner Flancher as chair- the subject was also placed on Accent of Hospitality was placed on first reading by for scout leaders in the church. three daughters, Mrs. Cecilia Hubbard said, "because that Margaret Heidgerd. Col. Richard books of Bible stories. man and Commissioners Al Rueb file. title only and a public hearing Men serving as adult advisers Gauthier, Boca Raton and Mrs. many hold outstanding bonds in Heidgerd and Carl Douglas hand- Library hours for the Fall and William Herbold as members arePaulBeboutJr., institutional the amount of $42. 6 billion. For season are Mondays through Fri- of a committee to meet with was set for Oct. 27. Commissioner Rueb strongly Celestine Bowks and Mrs. Norma led the inspection of dens, which An ordinance allowing the recommended that all city em- representative;James H. O'Neal, Eastman, both of Rockland, the first time, the hike in rates resulted in a tie. days from 2 to 5 p. m.; Tuesday Fire Chief John Loughery to go committee chairman, andonthe applies to old series E and H and Friday evenings from 7 to 9 Flowers in a room offer over the bids and specifications Plumbing Board of Examiners to ployes who havenotbeen finger- Mass.; one son, John W. of Rock- The program, a play entitled elect its own chairman was re- printedhave it doneonce before committee are Roger Shaul, land, and one sister, Mrs. Blanche Savings Bonds, as well as those "Cub Scout Hobbies and Pets," p. m. and Saturdays from 10 a. a heart-warming welcome and to report back with their re- David Lee, Stanley Ellis, John being bought currently. So, it m. to 1 p. m. commendations at Thursday's ferred to committee meeting. the Fall influx of workers floods Baileyof North Abingdon, Mass. was presented by Den One, spon- to every visitor in your the Police Department. Shoup and Dick Heidgerd. will be to the advantage of most meeting. Progress on annexation of the Services and burial were in sored by Mrs. William C. Sweet, home or business. balance of Hidden Valley prop- In a committee meeting fol- Training meetings have also Rockland. bond owners to hold onto their Den mother. Be the sd a Patients Action was taken to rescind old. bonds, thus automatically erties by City Manager Lamb lowing the regular meeting, been set up for Oct. 5, 12 and Kraeer Funeral Home handled Cubs displayed their rock, Let flowers serve as a previous first reading of rezon- receiving the benefit of the in- Boca Raton patients admitted was referred to committee Lamb presented a plan for the 19. the local arrangements. model airplane and money col- YOUR symbol of hospit- ing certain lots in Boca Raton crease. " to Bethesda Memorial Hospital Hills. Commissioners decided meeting. invitation of landscaping designs lections and two of the boys had from Sept. 21 to28 were Rudolph ality every day throughout for the new entrance sign at the The new law does two things: 1 to rescind the action after E. W. The commissioners decided their pets with them. J." Bartz, Ede S. Miller, Phyllis the year southern limits of the city. (1) it provides that all Savings Fritz appeared in committee to advertise for bids fora garbage Cub Scouts of Den One are O'Hara, F. Milford Taylor and packer truck for the Public Works City commissioners will se- ABC Bonds bought on and after June Craig Lyons, Denny Lunger, Peter meeting Monday objecting to a 1 draw 3 3/4 percent interest Roosevelt Brayles. Tamsie Tho- time element in construction of Department. They decided not lect the winning design with the Miller, Steven Chichisola, David roughman was admitted from cost not to exceed $1500. The when held to maturity, and (2) his planned building on the site. to wait until the new budget is Private School and Childers, Kenneth Higgins, Gre- Deerfield Beach. area to be landscaped is a 60- it increases by at least one-half Fritz, who appeared with At- established after Nov. 1 because gory Sheller, Jeffrey Sweet and Patients discharged for the Boca Raton Florists Inc. the waiting period for the truck foot diameter area around the Kindergarten of one percent theinterestreturn Bobby Marqusee. torney Leo Fox, said a matterof sign. on all outstanding E and H bonds, same period were Frances Young selling part of the acreage to be delivered would be later and Dianne Tiffany. than that. All landscapers licensed in For Mothers' regardless of their age, for the 200 South Federal Highway prom ptedhis request for immedi- Licensed and insured period from June 1, 1959 to their County Tax Bills A request for an off-premises Boca Raton will be invited to The rectangular shaped pool BOCA RATON, FLA. ate rezoning without restriction. Convenience With Qualified maturity. In addition, the Trea- He recently said he planned to consumption beer and wine li- submit a design. Teachers is by far, the most popular with Tel - 9368 Open Daily cense for the 7-11 store at 1929 sury has promised a 10-year ex- To Go Out Early home pool owners, according to develop the site. KEEP FLORIDA GREEN ALL-DAY WeJI Equipped and tension privilege for all E bonds, 4252 Evenings 8 A.M. -'6 P.M. The ordinance requiring a North Federal Highway was ap- Vic Polk, Florida pool builder. prove d. Supervised playground both old and new. There is a good chance that distance of 2, 000 feet between Sunday PROGRAM Boca Raton residents will receive filling stations was also rescinded DeLong recommended that a law be discussed regarding beer Including Hot Lunch and National PTA Sets their county tax bills early this because a change in the zoning PHONE Month for Enrollment year. ordinance was placed on first and wine control for future uses. mid-morning snack He saidhe wanted to prohibit any 5529 . Mrs. James C. Parker, pres- County Tax Collector Stetson reading removing filling stations $40.00 per month O. Sproulsaid last Friday that his "honky-tonks" being allowed in DELRAY identof the National Congress of from B-l and B-2 zones and re- office is working "day and night the city and especially in the DRIVE-IN JUANA ROAD in BOCA RATON PARK Parents and Teachers, has desig- quiring approval of the City nated October asMembership En- and Saturday and Sunday" in an Commission for stations in B-4, rollment Month all over the effort to put all bills in the mail M-l and M-2 industrial zones. nation. by Nov. 1. The old ordinance allowing fill- She called upon every pa- Sproul described it as a tre- ing stations at a distance of 750 Buy Your New Home rent-teacher member to "Let us mendous job because of cutbacks. feet is now in effect, DeLong go..... and take every man a Dave Stewart, appointed by said. beam, " and let us call on all Gov. LeRoy Collins to replace A report from the Planning COUNTRY In Beautiful with an invitation of personal retiring veteran James M. Owens Commission to rezone Old Dixie challenge and opportunity. Jr. as county tax assessor, re- north from N. E. 20th Street to ported Friday the roll already the city limits was referred to COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE Gov. LeRoy Collins is also CLUB proclaiming October as Parent- has been given to Sproul, which committee meeting. is earlier than required. Retired attorney William Teacher Enrollment Month in Sayre was unanimously appointed BOCA RATON'S Florida. Last year, Stewart said, the to the Resource and Develop- VILLAGE Membership in 1, 012 local bills weren't sent out so early. mentBoard effective Oct. 1. He CHOICE RESIDENTIAL AREA units in Florida last year amount- That, however, was the year of ed to 332, 859 or aboutone out of the "full cash value" reassess- replaces Commissioner Hal Dane, BOtA RATON, FLORIDA ^ who did not want to be reap- every 10 persons living in the ment. pointed. Sunshine state. Commissioner Herbold re- commended that the city pur- chase a 25 or 35 horsepower out- WHAT'S CURRENT board motor to be placed on a barge for hyacinth control in IN ELECTRONICS? the canals. The commissioners IB MODEL agreed, What's FACT and what's FANCY in the rela- Herbold also said that he HOMES tively new Electronics Industry? wanted to go on record as favor- DODGE Noiv open for inspection ing the city budget, the ac- Has most of the glamour been rubbed off... or are quisition of a new fire truck and by these builders: extension of the fire truck there still many attractive opportunities available ? garage, all items which came A and W Construction Co. Inc.. up while he was away. Azzarello Construction Co. A. M. KIDDER'S October Report offers a sound Carl Fo Beemiy Commissioner Flancher said Boca Raton homes Inc. evaluation of the Electronics Industry—plus a list he had appeared before the State Caroline Homes THIS WEEK'S FEATURE of selected issues which appear to have real value Eastman Construction Co, Visitors Get Green Light Henry Construction Co, The "Shirley" - $17,200 for the investor at this time. The State Department has Messmer Construction Co- worked out an agreement to per- Patrick Construction Co. 548 N. W. 13TH AVE. For your free copy of this report simply fill out mit visits to the United States by Roland Homes |nc= 3-Bedrooms, 2 Baths by the coupon below. cruise passengers without a visa Tobier Homes or other formalities. A AND W CONSTRUCTION CO. INC SPECIAL!! DIRECTIONS: Go west from Federal Highway A complete new line of economy FHA (U. S. 1) on West Palmetto Park Road and continue STEREO to entrance to Country Club Village. BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1865-MEANS 94 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE! cars in the low-price field! TERMS MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER LEADING DOMESTIC AND CANADIAN EXCHANGES ALBUMS POMPANO f3EACH: 2451 ATLANTIC BLVD. WH 1-5 731 HOLLYWOOD: 1901 TYLER STREET WA 2-8234 $298 Down Payment CHOICE HOMESITES FORT LAUDERDALE: 207 E. LAS OLAS BLVD. JA 2-8501 As fow as Now Available to Builders in Our 2nd Add it ion ["A~M! "Kidde"r~&~C~ Trie" ~"~ ' • Please send me youi' October Report. $ AUGUST TOBLER, DEVELOPER Name Boca Raton Road 199 W. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton Phone 5312 or 3322 Address . NOW DODGE BUILDS TWO 6REAT CARS Across from post Off 550 City Stute. New DODGE DART • New '60 DODGE F Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 17 16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 IN Fire Department Keeps Pace With Growth of City DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS MEMORIAM WANTED Boca Raton's Fire Depart- ment has grown from a one-man George Sfrawbridge News Correspondent operation in 1948 to a regular Fire Prevention Hi-lites TV Set, Wallets, Watch six-man crew today. Funeral services, for two- BY SAL MA TTEIS of a science. Sound rules of fire year-old George Robert Straw- In Deerfield Beach On Oct. 1, 1948, John Itis hoped thatthe questions Loughery was appointed Fire safety are now well established Stolen at Deerfield Home bridge, who died last Wednesday part time position, but one requiring alertness, ability and answers in this weekly Fire and are available to all. A thief or thieves stole a tele- at Broward General Hospital, Chief and he was the entire regu- Prevention Hi-lites will guide to type, and the time to cover all the news - general, civic, lar department, although he had Itis the dutyof the Fire De- vision set, three wallets contain- were held Friday in the Hender- you to the road of Fire Safety. partment to remind the PUBLIC Deerfield Personals community, social, and city departments, should have use the help of 12 volunteers. ing a total of $35 and a lady's son Funeral Service Chapel, of car when needed. Since this is my first column, I constantly (not just during Fire Mrs. Earle Post returned Loughery was a policeman would like to explain how Fire home from New Jersey and New platinum wrist watch set with two Pompano Beach. Prevention Week) that fire pro- diamonds from the home of Mrs, when his appointment as Fire Prevention Week started: tection is as much a part of its York, where she spent the The baby was the son of Mr. Apply to Mr. Houser, H. Horton at 1516 S. E. Sixth and Mrs. Elmer Strawbridge of Chief was made. In 1922, when the late Pres- duty as fire suppression. Summer. He and his wife, Alice, took Marilyn Meister left last Street, Deerfield Beach, last State ItoadSlO, Deerfield Beach. BOCA UM©M NEWS ident Warren G. Harding first Wednesday afternoon, according an apartment in dry Hall and proclaimed National Fire Pre- Boca Raton's Fire Prevention week for Niagara University, Survivors include the parents, Bureau was established on April to a police report. three sisters and five brothers. stayed there until 1957. vention Week, he included the where she is a Junior. Her sister, The Chief was thus available 1, 1959, with the hope of elim- Mrs. Horton was inher back- Burial was in Deerfield Beach date of Oct. 9 (the anniversary Carol, left for the University of for 24-hour service to the Fire inating as many potential fire Miami, where she is a Senior. yard when the thief entered her Cemetery with the Rev. G.Robert of the Chicago fire) as part of Rowe, pastor of the First Baptist Department and also answered Fire Prevention Week. This fire hazards as possible. The more The girls are the daughters of home. the telephone for the Police De- fire hazards found and corrected, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meister. She told police she noticed Church, officiating. wiped out the entire business DRAPERIES partment day and night. section and a large part of the the safer our city will be. Mrs. Henry J. Mellon enter- a black car parked on S. E. 15th The city had no radio then, Questions pertaining to ac- Boca Raton homes are being inspected for Fire Prevention Week Avenue just south of the bridge residential properties in Chicago. tained a group of friends at a Bridge Marathon so Loughery had to use a flashing Since then, fire prevention and cidents and fires may be sent to in a continuing program. Here the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred coffee at her home recently. The about 2:30 p. m. A man and a white light from City Hall tower Sal Matteis, Fire Inspector, care Olsen, 474 N. E. Sixth Street, is being inspected. A drop cord on woman were in the car and the protection have progressed from Mellons, back from a six-country Winners Named to signal the patrol car. Later a rule of thumb method, an of Boca Raton Fire Department, an electric fan is being checked by, left to right, Firemen Darold tour of Europe, brought many woman was described as of dark Hurlbertand Bob Higgins, Mrs. Olsen and Fire Inspector Sal Matteis. The winners of the Summer the radio system was installed. occasional practice to the status Boca Raton, Fla. colored slides which were shown complexion. -Boca Raton News Photo. Marathon held at the Deerfield Custom The light is still in City Hall. to the group. When Mrs. Horton went into The Fire Department has Beach Woman's Clubhouse were The regular force, grown to his time as Chief was in a ware- ment costs are so much more Bathtub installations totaled Mr. andMrs.JamesNazarene the house she found the articles Tailored six men now, include the chief, house in the industrial district on come a long way since 1948. missing. announced at a luncheon bridge now than they were a few years 2, 100, 000 in the United States entertained at a dinner party last recently. More than 100 persons Lt. Daniel Andrews, Fire Inspec- Halloween, 1953. The fire In March of this year, with the Detective Ray Ahlborn is in our ago that it would be impossible in 1958. Thursday night for a group of were present for the luncheon. tor Sal Matteis, Darold Hurlbert, started at 9 p.m. and firemen permission of City Manager friends. The Nazarenes are investigating. to replace a home for many Twelve couples competed in Own Harry Machle and Robert Higgins. foughtthe blaze until3:30 a.m. William Lamb and the approval policies. He suggested that leaving next week for a tour of FLOORING the bridge marathon. Chairman Two more men will be added Despite all their efforts, the of the City Commission, a new residents talk with their in- Europe. The farewell get-to- Optimist Club Planning Workrooms building was a total loss and the bureau was established. This was Plan Your Needs Now Youth Appreciation Week Lela Troupe announced the win- after Nov. 1, Chief Loughery surance agents to make sure they gether, sparked by the William ners as: first place, Hazel Don- said. roof fell in. the Fire Prevention Bureau. At are fully protected. FREE ESTIMATES Itosenbachs, was held at the_Sun The Deerfield Beach Opti- nelly and Helen Fry, with a score The volunteer group has Another intense fire, Lough- that time Fireman Sal Matteis In just a few short years the NO OBLiGATlON Cove Restaurant. The_Nazarenes mist Club is making plans for a Select From of 38, 000, and second place, Ann grown to number30men who are ery recalled, was the one at the was named acting inspector. On Boca Raton Fire Departmenthas Youth Appreciation Week to be Headquarters spent a few days with their Grigsby and Oral Newell, with Hundreds ready to answer every alarm. Boca Raton School last Novem- May 1, Matteis was appointed grown and expanded and it has G daughter in New Jersey before held in November. The Opti- a score of 35, 000. As so much of Boca Raton ber. Firemen fought the blaze full inspector by the Civil Ser- great plans for the future pro- For The Modern they sailed Sept. 10 on the mists will organize a youth city in a large section of the school. R The door prize was won by of Bolts was undeveloped during those vice Board. Since that time he tection of the community and Fashion In Queen Mary. The 45-day tour with an honorary mayor, police They were successful in confin- made more than 1, 000 inspec- Mrs. E. L. Wynn. past years, Loughery said the its residents. I Floors will include 11 countries. chief, city commissioners and m ain problem of the Fire Depart- ing die fire to four classrooms and tions and because of his efforts Another marathon is now Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Newell other city officials. There will ment was brush fires. They an office saving the rest of the many violations have been cor- F have returned from North Caro- also be a youth dance. being formed. seemed to happen, one right rooms from the fire. rected, Loughery said. Antarctica Warms Up FLOORING €©• lina, where they drove their Jack Kennedy, Cal Caliendo • Carpet Presbyterian Elders No charge for making when full length and $«f 98 after the other. "That was really a bad one, " "This new department will Oneof the findings of scien- daughter to school. Laurie was and Henry Beloin of the Little Y&BD I • Resilient Tile Will Meet Friday Night in materials from —, One of the biggest fires d uring Loughery said. eventually grow in size inasmuch tists during the International graduated from Pompano Beach League Committee are preparing T as inspections, in my opinion, • Sanding and The Board of Elders of the Geophysical Year was that Ant- N Finishing High School in June and is now for a Little League party. will help tremendously to elim- attending school at Mars Hill, Community Presbyterian Church Every Drapery Rod We Sell and Install is Serviced arctica apparently has warmed 118 No. Federal CR 8-1210 Optimists are making plans inate fires, " the Chief said. up 5 degrees in the last 50 years. N. C. fora "thank you" party for their in Deerfield Beach will hold a and Maintained FREE OF CHARGE For As Long A full year around program Delray Beach special meeting Friday night at Mrs. Ella Haight and her wives. As You Use It0 Masonry is being carried out. At the aunt, Miss Eliza Miller, returned 7:30, to which will be invited all present time, bids are out fora last week from a three-week Birthday Party Given persons planning to unite with the new 1, 000-gallon pumper fire vacation in New burgh, N. Y. For Mrs, Huck by Friends church on Sunday, Oct. 4. Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5:30 doesn't ttawe f © h< truck. This will be a replace- Now Is The Time To Miss Miller, who lived in New- Mrs. Walter Huck was sur- The Sunday morning service, ment for older equipment. at 11 o'clock, will be in keeping Come in or Phone burgh, left there four years ago prized at a birthday party last BOCA 5600 Loughery said he has hopes to make her home in Deerfield week at the Sun Cove Restaurant with World-Wide Communion the City Commission would also Sunday, The Sacrament of the — COVE CENTER - Beach. given by a group of friends. Deerfield Beach approve another piece of equip- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larze- Those attending were Mrs. Lord's Supper will be celebrated. East of Fed. on Hillsboro ment to be purchased under the lere have returned to their home Russ Willis, Mrs. Henry Mellon, New members will be received Capital Improvement Program. from a six weeks' trip to Balti- during this service. TRANSFER Mrs. Robert Baker, Mrs. Robert " We have definite plans for more, Md. They also visited Ulric, Mrs. Frank Crane, Mrs. The Boardof Elders will hold expansion and construction of Omaha, Neb., their former Arthur Meister, Mrs. Robert their regular monthly meeting on residential stations in the out- YOUR FUNDS And Earn At home, where they were feted by Morrow, Mrs. Ralph Sharbrough Monday, Oct. 5, at7:30p.m., THIS WEEK's SPECIALS! lying areas," Loughery ex- many friends. and Mrs. Earle Po_st. and the Board of Deacons will plained. The Anticipated iff iff meet on Tuesday, Oct. 6. " We have already consulted COMPLETE LINE OF Johnson's PRIDE with developers in Boca Raton Dividend Rate Of £jL y Deerfjeid Represented Waxes furniture without Park and Lefcourt's Hidden Val- At Easter Seal Dinner* ley and bothhave agreed to pro- Unfinished Furniture Deerfield Beach was well rubbing •Beautifies in a variety of colors vide the city with land for the represented at the dinner given Regular 1.49 construction of fire stations." FUNDS TRANSFERRED by DESKS, CHESTS, BOOKCASES, CHINA CABINETS by the Easter Seal Clinic for • Stop ugly stains and sea! water out Other plans of organization crippled children held in the and development are also in October 10th receive a full ALSO METAL CA1INETS Polynesian Room of the Yankee^ Johnson's CREAM WAX L J in one sasj operation process, some of which have Clipper Monday night Regular been filed with the Civil Service 3 months dividend as of Among the group attending Board and are ready for the Cap- were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane, ital Improvement Committee. December 31st. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huck, Mr. Johnson's JUBILEE As an aside to Fire Preven- 3749 NFedl/Hwy, Pbmpcmo Beach and Mrs. Russell Willis, Miss tion Week, Chief Loughery re- WH 1-0617 Gene Walthers, Mrs. Earle Post, Clean-up Wax commended thatall home owners Funds transferred free from Mrs. Harold Kenyon and Mrs. Regular 79Trucks prove why'Jeep' NEW MERCHANDISE unequalled combination BASIC *G' 6-6-6 plus of maneuverability and vehicles will do your DRESS and WORK SHOES - ATHLETIC SHOES - DECK CHAIRS - CANNED GOODS payload capacity! 305SORGANIC FERTILIZER BEACH TOWELS - MILL END FACE TOWELS - 15 Ib. FELT PAPER - SPORT SHIRTS First Federal jobs better. $ P E C I A L $3.49 Per 100 lbs, in 50 1b. bogs SAWS - HAMMERS - PLIERS - Other Tools, Etc - ASPHALT TILE CLEANER CEDARIZING PAINT - GARDEN TOOLS - LINOLEUM SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION A NEW 'JEEP1 FOR ^-.^^ LAWN Get Rid of SPECIAL USED MERCHANDISE Chinch Bugs of DELRAY BEACH AS LOW AS $300 DOWN SPRAY Reg. 4.79 $3.79 GAS RANGE - GAS REFRIGERATOR - SIMMONS SPRINGS - MATTRESSES - DRESSES Universal 'Jeep'... SINGLE BOX SPRINGS - SASH WINDOWS - Many other New & Used Items does hundreds of jobs! Boca Raton Office Used Trucks and Jeeps in Stock * HOUSE FURNISHINGS DOOR PRIZES and NUMEROUS OTHER GIFTS 60IN.Fed.Hwy CHARLES HUCK'S * GARDEN SUPPLIES * HARDWARE TED MACHLER WAREHOUSE Phone 8576 MIRACLE MILE MOTORS Inc * PAINT One mile West of Seaboard tracks in bright yellow building on north side of Each Account Insured By An Agency Highway 810, Deerfield Beach. Phone BOCA 9449 Midway to Delray Beach Phone CR 6-9393 Of The Federal Government You've Tried the Rest... Now Try The Best ! 172 E. Boca Raton Road Phone 5403 18 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1. 1959 Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 19 Turnpike Net Revenue Up mmm Truck Speeds JAMISON ROOFING IMC. NEW ROOFS - REPAIRS . GUTTERS - CONDUCTORS On After Crash mm Call Tom Jamison For Nth Month in Row An unidentified truck crashed PHONE BOCA 8130 Traffic and revenue of the percent. into a parked truck on Spanish Shop - 165 NW 20th St. Phone 5836 Sunshine State Parkway in August Gross income for August was River Road at Ha. m. last Thurs- continued the pattern set in July, $434, 890.43 fora gainof $71, - day, according to a police report. which was the fourth largest 814.48, or approximately 20 Driver of the parked furniture CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN month in the history of the Turn- percent, above August, 1958. truck, Sam Tew, 27, of Miami, Ultra Sound pike, according to Thomas B. For the first five months of told police he and his helper were X-Ray DR. ALBERT THAU Manuel, chairman of the Florida the fiscal year which began April inside a nearby house unloading 123 E. Royal Pajm Rd. - Boca Raton State Turnpike Authority. 1, net revenue of $1, 601, 880, - furniture when a dump truck Opposite First Bank of Boca Raton - Phu 9118 Augustnetrevenueof $331, - 35 showed a gain of $295, 744. 90, rounded the cornerof Via Cabana 280, 04 was 23 percent ahead of or approximately 23 percent, over Road too sharply and hit the the same month a year ago, the 1958 period. parked vehicle. Estimated dam- GUARANTEED TERMITE CONTROL Manuel said. ages were $10. He pointed out that net re- The driver of the dump truck venue for Augustmarked the 11th sped away without stopping, consecutive monthly increase YOUR police said. ARMOUR which began last October. The y No arrests have been made increases range from 4 to 23 Insurance yet, according to investigating JACK SCHWARTZ CHARLES A. BLANEY, JR. I—-i Exterminating Go. -ji«v3t/You /nut' officer Norman Ellingsworth, but the accident is still under Realtors Invited to Attend Three Chamber CONTROL investigation. FREE INSPECTIONS For a few cents a day the best in Ph. 5435 State Convention Oct. 840 Directors Elected pest control service for homes, WP-BEBOUT T. M. R«9. U.S. Pat. OH. Funeral Directors Crosby W. Alley, Val Brennan stores, and industries. the Boca Raton Board of Realtors. 501 EAST PALMETTO PARK ROAD Local realtors and their sales- and Dick Fishhave been elected INSURANCE LOCALLY men have been invited to attend Jack Schwartz of Los Angeles FREE INSPECTION "You'll have to get more balls in the Want Elect K.Jay Kraeer will demonstrate at the con - as directors of the Boca Baton OWNED BOCA RATON the state convention of the Chamber of Commerce. BOCA RATON 3574 AGENCY Ads — that makes three you've lost today In these Florida Associationof Realtors in vention how he has sold more little holes!" Secretary -Treasurer than $10, 000, 000 worth of in- Announcementof the results CYPRiSS - CHAIN LINK - REDWOOD Pensacola Oct. 8-10, according of the vote among Chamber 701 N. Federal Hwy. R. Jay Kraeer, owner of to Earle J. Robbins, president of surance to strangers by using the Kraeer Funeral Home in Boca CONCRETE DESIGNS telephone. Another featured membership was made at the PHONE Ballots to Choose National Flower coffee held last Thursday at the Raton, was elected secretary- speaker is Charles A. Blaney Jr., Federal Highway. Sun Cove Restaurant, 8621 or 9336 National flower election treasurer of the Florida Funeral Road Program manufacturing director of the month starts at local florists to- This election is being spon- Directors Association in con- Martin Company, Orlando, who This week it was announced day. sored by the Floral Telegraph vention at Jacksonville last will brief the realtors on what that the directorsof the Chamber Everyone is invited to vote Delivery and is being run on a Thursday. Kraeer has been serv- To Move Ahead industry looks for in locating a Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers of Commerce will meet next forhis or her choice of a National non-partisan basis to select a ing as a District Director. FENCES Florida's interstate road-pro- factory. Tuesday night at 7:30 at the Flower. National Flower. The results grams should move ahead with- A convention banquet will Chamber office to elect officers NEON CARDS will be submitted to Congress in ALL TYPES - ALL PURPOSES Ballots are available at Boca NO DOWN PAYMENT - 36 MONTHS TO PAY out interruption now that Presi- be addressed by Dr. Beryl Mc- for 1960. PAINTED PAPER Raton Florists Inc. at 200 South January, 1960. Blaze Every 37 Seconds dent Eisenhower has signed the Claskey of Birmingham, national The election will be carried FREE ESTIMATES billincreasing the Federal gaso- president of women realtors. Death Every 46 Minutes throughout the country during Every 37 seconds a fire breaks CALL CR 8 - 2179 Poodle Starts Dog Week out in some city in die United line tax one cent, Road Chair- Florida's Realtor of the Year Every 46 minutes a person DIAL By Adding Two Puppies October to tie in with National man Joe Grotegut said recently. will be chosen on Oct. 10 and dies as a result of a fire in the DIAL Flower Week the last week in States, damaging or destroying CUSTOM FENCE CO. 8175 8175 Coco, the French poo die pet property and endangering lives. But he said projects put under next year's state officers elected. United States. Fire claimed 60 N. DIXIE October. 210 So. Federal Hwy. Delray Beach construction in the future would 11, 500 lives during 1958. of Lucille and Mary Ann Mirandi, have to move on a slower sched- decided to celebrate National ule because of rising costs and a Dog Week for her mistresses. reduction in anticipated funds. On the first day of the na- ANNOUNCING AN The President had asked for tional week she gave birth to two a one and a half cent a gallon IN FASHIONABLE BOCA RATON puppies much to the girls' delight. tax boost but Congress settled The youngsters ' are the fora one-cent tax hike to expire daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur July 1, 1961. a delightful colony of garden apartments Mirandi. Grotegut said Florida's in- terstate funds under the old pro- Truck Ordinance Test Additional Service gram are running low and will In Court Is Postponed all be spent by the end of October. A test case on Boca Raton's He said the new funds should APARTMENTS BUILDINGS FOR new truck ordinance has been set To Our Customers and the Community be made available soon so there back for two weeks by a contin- will be no interruption of con- FOR RENT uance granted by Municipal Judge tracting. SALE P. J. Brannen. Glenn Smithson pleaded not With more than 19, 000 motel guilty to violating the ordinance rooms in its member courts, by parking his pickup truck on a Beginning Friday, Oct. 2, Quality Courts United leads its concrete strip in the rear of his field. home. A lightning bolt may be We Will Remain REALTORS OF miles long and as thick as a man's waist. BOCA RATON

The following are members of the Boca Raton Board of Real- tors. Doing business with them, you are assured the highest type of service that can be administered in the field of Real Estate pVactice. Open From 5-7 P.M. ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Federal Hwy., phone 4249 by: W.P. BEBOUT «". P.BEBOUT, 701 N. Fed era 1 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED YOUR HOME • WITH AN INCOME Hwy., Phone 8621 BENSON REALTY, S01E. palmetto One or two bedrooms, equipped kitchens, large If you're interested in a sure- park Rd., phone S435 Live in one apartment — rent three. Located CONN C. CURRY REALTY, 2 N. fire recipe for longevity, here Ocean Blvd. p. o. Box 3S4phone Jlght roomt, storage walls, a variety of arrange- in the most desirable part of this popular resorl is what a Puerto Rican couple — 9166 brother and sister — have to say Every Friday Night WM. DAY, 500 S, Federal Hwy., ments to select from. Handy to beach, shopping, community, where rental* are in increasing de- phone 5473 on the subject; ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Palmetto Park Rd. phone 8708 «J| facilities. Truly comfortable Florida living at mand. Finest construction — excel The sister, Mrs. Julia otero, F. WOODROtf KE ETON, 2950 N. 120, confided that her father Ocean Blvd. .phone qggg r^odest yearly lease. lush landscaping. LANGLE Y REALTY, 119 West palm- thoughtfully left them a potf ul etto park Road, phone 3737 of money (which helps). The Our other hours remain the same RAY LASHER, 102 K. palmetto Par.. brother, isias Delgado, a mere Road., phone 8077 J. C. .MITCHELL &. SONS, 22 S. 110, chimed in with the clincher: federal Hwy., phone 5494 "We've never had to work a I. MARIO PETRUZELLI, N. Ocean Open Daily, Monday through Friday, Blvd. Route 1, Box 399, phone DtKECTLY ON U, S. 1 — TWO MILES NORTH OF DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON day in our lives," he admitted. 9418 F. BYRON PARKS, 499 E. palmetto Work, by the way, is our mid- park Road, phone 5151 dle name when it comes to wrap- From 9:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. EARLE J. ROBBINS, 1941 N. Fed-- eral Hwy,, phone 5022 ping up a real estate deal in J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 S. Fed- Represented by eral H'vy., Phone 8 744 behalf of a client, seriously, WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Federal MAR$U$EE ASSOCIATES OF FLORIDA, INC. W. P. BEBOUT, REALTOR Hwy., phone 9271 TOWN and COUNTRY, 110 E. Boca 1941 N. F«d*ral Hwy., Boca Raton, Phons SOJJ makes every effort to buy or Raton Rd. phone 4440 sell with the client's best in- FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON TUNISON PROPERTIES OF FLA., Office Optn Daily — Sundays tfl A. M. to 4 P. M INC., 301 N. Federal Hwy., phone REALTY terests in mind. Don't sit on 540S CORPORATION WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 South t«pras«nlafivf on Pramlm Every Day 'Tit Dark your hands, get in touch-with Your Most Convenient Bank Federal Hwy., phone 8778 W. P. BEBOUT, REALTOR, M. N. WEIR & SONS, INC. 470 S. SNTIPtPRtSE Federal Hwy., phone 3717 701 North Federal Highway, 1281 S. ocean Blvd., ph 5496 and start the ball rolling, phone MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. Royal palm Road, phone S313 Boca'8621 or 9336- r

Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 21 20 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 Fire Volunteers Junior Colleges Grow, I LEGAL NOTICES!Hear Physicians NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON Two local physicians were RESOLUTION BY THE CITY COMMI- PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE ZONING guest speakers at a meeting of SSION OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, ORDINANCE OF THE CODE OF OR- the Boca Raton Fire Volunteers County Figures Show FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANI- DINANCES OF THE CITY OF BOCA TARY SEWERS IN CERTAIN AREAS RATON, FLORIDA! PROVIDING A last Thursday night. Higher studies at junior col- OF BOCA RATON HILLS AND UNI- MINIMUM DISTANCE OF 2000 feet Dr. Walter Grenell spoke on VERSITY HEIGHTSj BOCA RATON, BETWEEN FILLING STATIONS. burns, lacerations and fractures. Judge Is Kiwanis leges are proving popular in Palm PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dr. John Alley spoke on first Lead in Adult League Beach County, according to the TO ALL P ARTIES IN INTEREST, latest figures released. TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST, PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS: aid from a doctor's viewpoint and District Governor PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS: mouth to mouth rescusitation. Palm Beach Junior College NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that The new Kiwanis Interna- The meeting was held at the has a daytime enrollmentof 987, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Commission of the City of Taken by Went worth tional districtgovemorof Florida compared with 732 last year. the City Commission of the City of Boca Raton will hold a public hearing American Legion Post Home. for 1960 is Palm Beach County Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a pub- at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at Boca in last Thursday's Adult Wentworth. Registrations for its many Raton on the 13th day of October, 1959, lic hearing on a resolution by the City Some Fires Kill Many Slow pitch League action, went- In the second game, the score Criminal Court Judge E. G. evening courses continue through Comrniasion wherein the commission, which day is more than fifteen days from the date of the posting of this Forty-three times since 1871 worth took over first place by- Newell. this week. President Harold C. has determined the necessity of instal- was tied, Ito 1, until the fifth ling sanitary sewers in certain areas notice, to consider and take action on single fires in the United States downing A and W Root Beer by inning when A and W went ahead Judge Newell was elected by Manorsaid that the total already proposed amendments and changes in of University Heights and Boca Raton have claimed the lives of at a lop-sided score of 21 to 1. acclamation at the annual jtate has reached 420 with more ex- Hills, Boca Raton,palm Beach County, the zoning ordinance of Boca Raton, to win over safari Homes, 9 to Florida described, to-wit; Florida, in the following respects; least 35 persons. Poor defensive play and weak Kiwanis convention in Pensacola pected to enroll. So far the en- 1. Hutchings was the hitting star TO PROVIDE A MINIMUM DIS- hitting by A and \V led to the last week. rollment for the evening classes Lots s and 6; and Lots IS through TANCE OF 2000 FEET BETWEEN for A and W, going 3 for 4. For 20 inclusive. Block 1; and Lots THE MAIN ENTRANCE DOOR loss, coblentz had a home run The judge was president of is below that of 475 last year. Safari Homes, Manning had 2 18 and 19, Block 3, University OF ONE FILLING STATION AND for wentworth. for 3. the downtown Kiwanis Club of Dr. Manor pointed out that Heights, according to the plat THE MAIN ENTRANCE DOOR OF West Palm Beach in 1954. He lastyear the college had 75 men thereof on file in plat Book 25. ANY OTHER FILLING STATION. In the second game, WDBP Tonight's games find WDBP Page 33, public Records of palm For public examination a copy of beat Deerfield Beach, 6 to 5. served as Lieutenant Governor of enrolled from the now closed Beach County, Florida; meeting safari Homes in the the proposed ordinance to effect such It was an exciting and well- the 10th Division of Kiwanis in Palm Beach Air Force Base. change is on file in the office of the first game and Deerfield Beach 1957. Under his leadership, the Roosevelt Junior College, And Lots 6 through 11, Block 33; City Clerk. played game. Ira Eshleman had meeting Wentworth in the and Lots 22 through 25, Block POSTED by order of the City Com- a home run for WDBP. Vernon, division expanded rapidly, and in the Negro junior college, is be- 30, BOCA RATON HILLS, accord- mission in three conspicuous, places second game. 1958 the Florida District division ginning its second year but its ing to the plat thereof on file In within the City, including the City Lee and Hardin had three hits The old surface of Dixie Highway from This is a view looking south, with the rail- Plat Book 23. Page 85, public Hall, this 22nd day of September, 1959. each for Deerfield Beach. LEAGUE STANDINGS was split into the 14th and 15th first year of operation with its Records of palm Beach County, Royal Palm toad south to S. E. Fifth Street in road tracks to the right. The improvement divisions. Florida; /a/ Jacob Heidt in Monday night's games, ownfaciliti.es. During the 1958- WON LC Boca Raton has been removed and the road is being made by the Palm Beach County Jacob Heidt,"'City Clerk Wentworth took the measure of Road Department. Interest Shown in Junior 59 college year, the new facility according to specifications, plans and Wentworth 0 bed graded in preparation for resurfacing. used the Roosevelt High School cost estimates on file in the office of Publish; Oct. 1st and 8th, 1959 WDBP 10 to 5. Ira Eshleman AfisW Root Beer T I Orange Bowl Festival the city engineer; providing for assess- Ourl-Policy" WDBF 2 2 craft Workwill begin. This class Furnish proof of Publication had two hits for WDBF- Don Deerfield Beach \ 3 in West Palm Beach after com- ments against abutting property and Junior misses throughout Wentworth got a home run for Safari Homes 0 4 will feature the making of shell pletion of the high school day. other matters pertaining thereto, on the Package gives you jewelry and the popular shell Florida are preparing to compete Enrollment last year for this 13th day of October, 1959, in the City CITY OF BOCA RATON Adult Crafts Program for the reign of the country's Hall at 7:30 P.M. which date is more PUBLIC NOTICE the protection pictures. afternoon-evening curriculum than three days from the final publica- Both classes will be held at biggest youth celebration, the tion of this notice for the purpose of of varied courses was 78. This The City Commission of the City of Seacrest, With M Record, hearing objections to said proposed you need the Community Building (Scout Junior Orange Bowl Festival at BocaRaton, Florida, in Regular year classes begin at 9 a. m. and improvements. To Start Next Week Coral Gables. Session on the 15th day of September, With our Package Plan, you Hut) frorji 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Reg- continue until 9 p. m. 1959* nas ln accordance with Ordin- be open to beginning and advan- /a/ Jacob Heidt Faces Pompano Friday The Adult Crafts program istration can be made by call- Recreation departments in ance No. 377 set the date and time get fire... theft... liability PresidentBritton Sayles said i j—, will get under way next week ced students. Hand mold work ing the Recreation center, Boca cities and towns all over the for a public Hearing on the applica- a breakdown shows the enroll- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk insurance with one policy Buoyed up by their 32 £0 0while seacrest has one victory and pre-castmold work will be state are querying the Coral tion of Harbor Taxicabs, Inc. of with the opening of two crafts 5913, on Wednesday or Thurs- ment has grown to 177 day stu- Publish: Oct. 1st and gth, 1959 pompano Beach, for permit to operate ... one premium. You may victory over Riviera Beach last and one defeat on its record. taught, along with the finer Gables Chamber of Commerce classes. day, Oct. 7 or 8 between 9 a.m. dents plus 78 night students this Furnish proof of publication two taxicabs within the City Limits. save as much as 30% . . . Friday night, the seacrest Mike olsen and James Ray On Wednesday evening, Oct. points of finished work, several and noon, or by attending the for information about the 1959 year. He said many students at- The date and time of public Hearing get more protection than in High school Seahawks are led the Seahawks to victory last In Court of the County Judge will be October 6th, 1959, at 2:00 P.M. 7, a six-week class in ceramics new molds have been added to first class. Both classes will Junior Orange Bowl Queen con- in the City Hall. Any interested per- Friday night, Olsen accounting tend classes on a parttime basis Jn and For palm Beach County, separate policies. Call us. ready for their third football will be offered. The class will rake the class more enjoyable. be under the direction of Mrs. test, reports Ed Baumel, Cham- son may file with the Commission a for a total gain of 58 yards and to dovetail withoutside job hours. State of Florida game of the season against On Thursday evening, Oct. Alta Walters. Registration fee ber manager. memorandum in support of or opposi- Ray gaining 94. Each of the tion to the issuance of a certificate. Pompano Beach Friday night at 8, a six-week class in shell- is $3. "This year's flood of in- Three Bicycles Found, IN RE ESTATE OF Representing the two made two touchdowns. The Score of 2236 LESTER N. KNOWLTON Hartford Fire 8:15 o'clock. The game will be quiries concerning the queen Owners May Claim Them /»/ J'acob Heidt played on the seacrest field. fifth touchdown was made by Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Insurance Company contest rules indicate more than Deceased. Doug Lambert, who took the ball Captures Honors BOCA SERVICE Boca Raton police found publish September 24th and October Croup Pompano Beach, a power- 400 girls in South Florida alone IN PROBATE house last year, was lucky to on the Riviera Beach 18-yard High team series went to Tires - Batteries will participate in preliminary three bicycles last week and said 1st, 1959 that the owners may claim them TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Furnish proof of publication. grab a tie with south Broward line and went over. Kendrick Builders with a score ACCESSORIES competitions," said Baumel. Notice is hereby given that IRENA Figh in its opening game of the Chick Wolf started as quar- of 2236 in the Boca squares by proving identification. Any- C. KNOWLTON filed her final report Federal Hwy. and Royal Palm Rd. Contestants must be 12 but NOTICE, is hereby given that the season, but it came back last terback for the seahawks for Mixed Bowling League this not more than 14 on Dec. 1, one missing a bicycle is asked to as Executrix of the estate of Lester undersigned, under the provisions of Phone 9541 JOHN LUNGER and BOB GOOD Owners C Knowlton, deceased; that she filed Section 865.09. Florida Statutes, 1957, Friday night at pompano to the first time, and he connected week at pompano Lanes. chosen in municipal recreation come to the Police Station to check the vehicles. her petition for final discharge, and will register with the Circuit Court, Wm score an impressive 20-0 vic- with both Olsen and Ray for High individual scores went department preliminaries, and that she will apply to the Honorable in and for palm Beach County, Florida, LICENSED AND upon receipt of proof of publication tory over Vero Beach. long passes. to joe Brescia with 190/564 BOCA RATON 47O3 Richard p. Robbins, County Judge of INSURED officially entered by the depart- Cypress Gardens water skiers of this notic e, the fictitious name to-wit; palm Beach County, Florida, on the Thus Pompano goes into The game was played on a and Gladys colfax with a ments prior to Dec. 15. Final will reveal aquatic skills and JusRay Sales 9th day of October, 1959, for approv- Friday night's game at Seacrest wet field and Riviera Beach 204-561. judging will be in Coral Gables dexterity on the NBC Television and that the party interested in said al of same and for final discharge as with one victory and one tie, hurt its chances by fumbling. Team standings to date are: IRS PAINTING CONTRACTORS on Dec. 19. network Oct. 4. Executrix of the estate of Lester N. business is as follows; DAY Teams Won Los Knowlton, deceased, on this_]Jith_ J.U.Sicard Winfield Amoco 1 day of September, 1959. Dated; Sept. 25, 1959 7 EXTERIOR and INTERIOR PAINTINC Baker & Smithson 7 1 Sod Farm Barber Shop PUBLISH: Oct. 1( 8, 15 and 22, 1959. RECREATION CALENDAR ALL WORK GUARANTEED- FREE ESTIMATES irena C. K"owlton The Chef 6 2 Executrix of the estate o{ Monday, Oct. 5 Kendrick Bldg. . • 5 3 Lester N. Knowlton, deceased. YOUR nieptnim Keep Your Wife in 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Memorial park. Rochette Motors 41/j 31. W. H. Hallman Iasuram 'mm 7:30 P.M. — Adult Softball, Safari Homes Inc. vs Deerfield Beach, Grossman - perkins 4>/j 31, Screen Enclosures — GEORGE RHYNE 97 East palmetto park Road Memorial park. Welden - Griesel 4 4 HOT WATER I 9:00 P.M. - Adult Softball, A & W Root Beer vs WDBF (Bible Grounds), Roller - Redman 4 4 FOR THE BEST Boca Raton, Florida USING WORLD FAMOUS Advertised Attorney for Executrix Memorial park. Jacks Barber 3 5 In Feldman —Stom 1 7 PUBLISH: September 17; 24; October 500 S. Federal Hwy. Tuesday, Oct. 6 Owens Corning Fiberglas SCREENING Phone CR6-46O! If no answer, CR6-6954 SIMPSON 1 LIFE 1 and 8. Jennings - Finger 7 PLUMBING 3:00 P.M. — playground, after school, Memorial park. Avampato - Burke 1 7 STRONGEST EVER MADE NOTICE OF INTENTION iOCA RATON 7:30 P.M. Teen-age drop-in, Recreation Center. 8 S.E. 5th Ave. TO 26 S Dixie Highway Wednesday, Oct. 7 New Bowlers SCREENED PATIOS - PORCHES Fish Camp Delray Beach Dairy Cattle REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Boca 3575 PHONE 5473 ROOFS OF ALUMINUM- NOTICE is hereby given that the 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Memorial park. POOLS and BREEZEWAYS FIBERGLAS OR SCREEN- undersigned, doing business under 7:30 P.M. — Arts and Crafts, Adult, Ceramics, Community Building. Are Welcomed IN BEAUTIFUL COLORS the fictitious name of BOCA LINEN Thursday, Oct. 8 All Bantams from Boca Raton Sliding Glass Doors and M0 D EL S TO SUIT YOUR AND FABRIC SHOP, at 170 East FAMOUS and Deerfield Beach are wel- Patio Slabs Installed TASTE! CUSTOM DESIGNED Make It Prettier... Boca Raton Road, Boca Raton, Flori- 3:00 P.M. — Playground, after school, Memorial park. comed at the bowling league TO YOUR HOME! da, pursuant 1.0 Chapter 965.09 Florida 7:30 P.M! — Arts and Crafts,. Adult, shellcraft, Community Building. NO DOM PAYMEHTU 7:30 P.M. — Adult So«ba11. Deerfield Beach vs A 8B W Root Beer, play Saturdays at 10 a.m. at the Statutes, 1955, intends to register LOW E-Z TERMS! the said name with the Clerk of the Memorial park. Deerfield Beach Lanes. Lifetime Aluminum with PA-CON 9:00 P.M. — Adult Softball, Wentworth plastering vs Safari Homes Inc., Circuit Court of palm Beach County, juniors are also welcome to FHA FINANCING Roof Porches Florida. Memorial park. join the league, officials said. Friday, Oct. 9 BRUNING PA-CON inte- /s/ James L. Casey Connie Boyer rolled a high rior Vihyi Flat wall finiih /s/ Florence c. Casey MUFFLERS 3:00 P.M. playground, after school, Memorial park,, 162; Debbie Forton, 149. For ii ihe easiest-to use, 7:30 P.M. — pre-teen Record Hop, Community Building. the series, carl Boughton rolled W. H. Hallman odorless paint that driM 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age drop-in. Recreation center. 252 and connie Boyer 284- 97 East palmetto Park Road FREE INSTALLATION in minut«». Choose from Boca Raton, Florida Saturday, Oct. 10 Team standings to date are: an erray of beautiful PUBLISH: BOCA RATON NEWS 10:00 A.M. — Children's Craft Class, Community Building. Team No. Won Lost 5 Minute Service 7:30 P.M. — Teen-age Dance, "The Jesters", Recreation Center. colorj—any of which can September 17, 1959 2 3 1 be matched perfectly in September 24, 1959 4 2 2 October 1, 1959 While You Wait PA-CON Alkyd Flat or SUPPORT YOUR FAVORITE TEAM ALL THE WAY 2 2 PA-CON Semi-Glo»» October 8, 1959 NO APPOINTMENT 3 1 1 3 Enamel for your wood- NOTICE OF INTENTION work. , , ) TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Work Done by SMIMr 18 Hole - Par 3 Bobcats Will Play 13 BEAUTIFUL COLORS NOTICE is hereby given that the Muffler Spec«ali*Jsf undersigned, doing business under the tACTO«Y wtirrw fictitious name of NATIONAL Driving Range Delray Junior High SPRINKLER SERVICE, at 148 N. W. KHt THf UmiMI The J. c. Mitchell Bobcats 13th street, Boca Raton, Florida, l^ok for the MIDAS Sign—Amer- o» rout CAR pootball Team will meet D6lray 95 pursuant to Florida Statute 865.09. icfa'>Vontyfoast-»o-coast network OOOO AT MIDAS MUKUt - Summer Rates - 19571 intends to register the said name SHOM ROM junior High School "B" team with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of •of .-exclusive* auto muffler shops. COAST-TO-COAST Our rooms and enclosures will not rust, rot or pit, GALLON palm Beaoh County, Florida. in a game Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 P.m. at seacrest Field. THEY NEVER NEED PAINTING 2 /s/ Eugene Tyldsley TROPICAL All proceeds from tickets will EHEE ESTIMATES Licensed in Broward and Eugene Tyldsley go to the J. C- Mitchell school >CA RATON PAINT & W. H. Hallman BY QUALIFIED ENGINEERS Palm-Beach Counties Law offices athletic fund. MIDAS MUFFLER GOLF CENTER 97 East palmetto park Road Tickets may be obtained from WALL PAPER COMPANY Boca Raton, Florida Sales & Service, Inc. 1 Mile South of Delray Beach MUFFLER any member of the team. DELRAY SCREEN ENCLOSURE CALL SVinfield Park Shopping Plaza, N. Fed. Hwy=, Boca Rafon publish; Boca Raton News 1484 S. Federal — Pompano COLLECT September 24, October 1, g, SHOP phone 73-WE 3-9971 Ralph Stewart, Pro. CR 6—7888 Use the Classified Ads 2031 N.W. 2ND AVE. BOCA RATON Phone 9373 - Free Delivery and IS. CR 8-1389 22 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 Thursday, October 1, 1959 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 23 Reapportionment REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES FOR SALE AVAILABLE Bill Under Fire Building lots for sale in George Peterson, chairman REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LOTS FOR SALE beautiful Country Club Vill age of the board of County Commis- FOR SALE Phone Boca 5312 or stop at REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS LARGE selection of used re- sionersofBroward County, spoke 70xl35E.ofU.S. 1 $3,800 FOR SALE 85x127 Corner $4,500 office at entrance FOR SALE___ FOR RENT FOR SALE frigerators, ranges, washers, to members and guests of the BY OWNER - $11,500 (366-13tfB) and dishwashers. All "Guar- Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday VARSITY HOMES 75xl27Boca Hills $2,700 MODERN 2 bedroom, 1 bath OAK dinette set, formica top anteed, Tested and Approved ." 20N.W. 22nd street, Boca Raton, IN TOWN ACROSS FROM GOLF at the Ocean View Restaurant. AN executive type split-level Call Owner Boca 5028 house, G.E. kitchen, carport, table with four chairs; good Larimer's Inc., 433 E. Atlan- He discussed the proposed reap- 3'2-home near Bible Conference BOCA Fla. Beautiful CBS 2-bedroom, COURSE- Lovely new furnished condition, $40. phone Boca tic Avenue, phone Cr 6-4169. fully landscaped, near town 1-bath, near school, attractive- apt. in new duplex. 343 E. Royal portionment bill to be voted on Grounds, phone Boca 8060. center, nice section. May fi- 4595 after' 6 p.m. (82-45B) (819-34BTF) in November, claiming that such CORNER LOT ly landscaped, $11,200; $350. Palm Rd. phone Boca 3228. (70-45BTF) nance. Boca 3468.(74-45BTF) RATON a measure will continue minority. On Federal Hwy. down, monthly payment only (66-45BTF) BY owner, electric refrigerator WASHER r«fc $69.58. Call Ft. Lauderdale, rule in Florida. He said that it Dixie Highway INDUSTRIAL SITE & gas range, good condition, INSTRUCTIONS would result in 14-1/2 percent Zoned Commercial BOCA WOODS LOT jacks-on 4-1341, evenings jack- EFFICIENCY apartment. Long reasonable. 219 S.W. 2nd St. DRYER ^"* CORNER NE 5th and 25th Ter- 180' x 220' for sale at $10,800 son 2-2405. (72-45BTF) of the people in Florida passing CORNER LOT 125 x 163 hotel season, $700- utilities Phone Boca 9071. (51-44T1) PIANO, organ, accordion, vio- legislation for the other 86 per- $175.00 per ft. race. Inquire 2174 NE 1st Ave. with terms or owner will build included. 1920 N. E. 5th St., Repairs Zoned Commercial Dixie Surplus Store. to suit and lease with an op- lin, guitar. Children, adults, cent. He urged all voters to MUST SACRIFICE EAST OF HWY. Deerfield Beach, ph. Boca 21" PHILCO television, Your home. Graduate N.Y.Univ.; 125 x 115 (904-38-39R) tion to purchase. TWO BOCA Conventional and oppose the bill. 8145 or g646 or see Leo at Leo' s table model with stand, in Juilliard School of Music; state phone LOgan 4-0156 RATON OFFICES TO SERVE 3 bedroom-2 bath home, 15 x 26 Automatics * n New members Hugh H. Ben- $55.00 per foot GONE north must sell this 3- screened porch, circular drive, Barber shop. (76-45BTF) first class condition. Bar- certification. phone ton and Roger L, Shaul were in- Ft. Lauderdale YOU. Wm mt UNIVERSAL ^ ^ ' ' '"'•' I"'—••—III mil II I^—II • -..MUM bedroom, 2-bath house at 2699 landscaped, carport, well, gain. Ph. Boca 3266- 74-WH 1-3290.(4-42-43-44-45B) ducted by theKiwanis Education LOgan 4-0156 NE2nd Ave.,Boca Woods. High M.N.WEIR & SONS, INC. Sprinklers, shutters. Only 2 BEDROOM-1 bath home for __(75-45BTF) APPLIANCE SALES Committee, headed by Charles Ftu Lauderdale beam ceiling, wood p an el ed Realtors $15,900; 4MfiL GI mtg. see at MUSIC INSTRUCTION de Vault, Visitors were Warren WINFIfLD PARK rent on yearly basis unfurnished 260L N. Federal Highway living-room, extra 1 arge car- Federal Highway at 360 N.E. 8th St. Boca villas. $110. per month. BOAT FOR SALE Organ-Piano-Accordion Haymond, Dan A. Barden, Paul porte. Asking $15,900. No reas- Sound Musical Education for Phones: 8613 - 9030 3 buedroom, 2 bath.split S.E. 5th St. (80-45B) Call 17 ft. CRUISER, inc. built by Mahan and the Rev. Floyd B. Custom Built Duplex onable offer refused. FHA if Children and Adults by an level f u r n i s h e d home. A1A & Via Cabana ORYAL E. HADLEY, Realtor Thompson. 35 h.p. Johnson Exp en" en ced • Teacher Hager, all from the Jupiter-Hobe desired. Write A. Carroll, P.O. Boca Raton Large separate utility Phone: 3717 400 E- Palmetto Park Road Javelin. Loaded with extras. Sound Kiwanis dub. Other Box 191* Humarock, Mass. REAL ESTATE RUSSELL HINDS room. Patio. Nicely land- 5496 Phone Boca 8708. Like new. cost $2200 two years visiting Kiwanians were Sam 1 bedroom — l bath each side. (854-36BTF) FOR RENT phone Boca 8238 Shireman from the Ft Lauder- Extra hotel room with private scaped, well and pump. ago. GUEST house, fully furnished, dale Beach Club and Bert C. bath and entrance; connects SACRIFICE $1250 FOUR small apartments close newly decorated, one or two SERVICES Uebele from the Delray Beach with either apartment or can be Drive by and call Boca Call Boca 4355 in, seasonal. For information Club. President William H. rented, separately. Beautiful 5084 for appointment to You Can Live At persons. Near beach. Monthly AVAILABLE call or see J. C- M i t c h e 11 & Hallman presided. built-in GE kitchen equipment. inspect. Corner N.E. 20th or yearly. Reasonable rate. St. and N.E. 4th Ave. Sons, Boca 5494. or phone John Phone Boca 8848, (28-43BTF) FILL FOR SALI CARPENTER: Paintwork, Conn at Boca 3332. (81-45B) screen porches, Florida rooms. Phone Manager DELRAY SHORES $13.50 TO $17.50 WEEKLY 70(£ per yard No job too small, phone J.c. FOR SALE EFFICIENCY apartment, nice- FURNISHED: One 8s Two Bed- Haney, Boca 5618. (953-40B) ly furnished. Pleasant and cool. room Apts., Swimming Pool, In Boca Raton Talks to Lions REALTY Lots 33 and 34, Blk. 80, Boca 3 BEDROOM -2 BATH Monthly or yearly. 325 N.W. 40th Near school, playground & Area Only Raton park, each 25 ft. wide. WILL care for c h i 1 d r e n in my Ted Ruskin was guest speaker . , IV, St. Boca Raton 8529. shopping. 290 W. Palmetto pk. SUMMER SPECIAL Zoning commission will issue home, prs. West — Garden Apts. at the Lions Club Monday night. Only $495 Down (78-45BTF) Rd. Ph. Boca 9435. (516-20B) Phone Boca 3272 Service Calls $2.95 Ruskin is manager of the Southern 275 N. Federal* Hwy- permit for building not more Nights 4426 No. 28-F- (71-45P) than 38 ft. wide. No minimum ALL REPAIRS REASONABLE Bell Telephone Company in Boca Raton FURNISHED apts; bedrooms building size requirement, va- 1 bedroom apartment, nicely Delray Beach. Phone: Boca 4249 NO CLOSING COSTS and efficiencies reasonable. WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS cation of salina St. now in furnished, southeasterly breeze. He showed a movie and gave Season or yearly. Across high- Free Gift With This Ad Canes—Crutches—Braces process, submit best bid to Cool and comfortable. Monthly a talk on the overseas telephone • Complete Landscaping Attached Carporte way from public beach, call -Sick Room Supplies- Ernest A. Crockett, Attorney at or yearly. 325 N.W. 40th st. Strawberries, Tomatoes, An- BOCA RATON PHARMACY cable. He also explained the • Tiled Roof Built in Oven & Range Boca Raton 8529. (77-45BTF) mornings Boca 9451. nuals, shade Trees — $1 up, new direct dialing system. Law, Box 157, Yankton, south "for prescriptions" H1LLSBORO Dakota. • Sanitary Sewers Water System (966-40 & 41 B) Citrus Trees — $2 up, Mangoes Free Delivery - Ph. 9491 Max Hutkin, program chair- REASONA3LE, bedroom and $2 up, Palms — $2 up, ornamen- man, introduced the speaker. REALTORS tals and house plants all at low BOCA'S OLDEST LES" bath in private home in winfield FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart- SERVICE DEPT. On Oct. 12 the Boca Raton LOCATION - Turn west on Northwest 4th Street ments near J.C.Mitch ell Ele- farm prices. CO-OP MARENOBLE Park. References r-e.quired. A.W. JONES Sun Haven Lions dub will hold a joint meet- Phone Boca 4573. (65-45B) mentary School. $75 per month CHAPPEL L's FARM NUR- 8-1522 ing in Delray with the Delray On the ocean, own private dock in Delray Beach. Go west 2 miles on intracoastal. cooperative — HOMES yearly basis. Southland Apart- SERY. Take rt. 814 west from PLASTERING and STUCCO Beach Lions Club. This will to sales office. ments, 2060 N. W. 2nd Ave.,Pompano, east from Margate to A1A - Hillsboro. 3 bedroom-2 bath model homes SPACIOUS attractive apts. HELP WANTED complete20 jointmeetings held phone 73 WE 3-2105. Lyons Road, 2V2 miles north on Free Estimates $9,600 located in vista Rills, Boca furnished or unfurnished, in the last 10 years. C Rest wood 8 -1500 (875-37BTF) Lyons Rd. Boca 3917 A real buy. call us today. TWO Raton. Kitchen features built-in beautiful location. Jordan RECEPTIONIST-typist, some BOCA RATON OFFICES TO Manor, 101 Pine Circle, clerical experience. Pleasant range and oven, central heating NICELY furnished one and SERVE YOU." terrazzo floors, aluminum awn- Phone Boca 5777. (19-42BTF) WONDERS personality and appearance a REAL ESTATE HAROLD E. CONSTANT, REALTOR... offers I two bedroom apts. week, month, ing windows. Minimum 80' x New*Used •Abused Must. Able to handle telephone. M. N. WEIR & SONS, INC. or yearly basis, reasonable. 100' Lots, city sewers. FFA 01 Spraying Service Hours 1—6 P-m. Write giving Realtors RADIANT OCEAN-FRONT HOME in Highland Beach for Boca's Best LOT FOR SALE Conventional financing. El Mar Apts. 4300 NW 3rd Ave.ph. FURNITURE qualifications and phone num- Federal Highway at lease (also for sale) for the coming season. This is a luxury BUSINESS ADDRESS Boca 3877 or 9994. (40-43B) FREE Estimates & inspection Riviera Section near home, splendidly furnished, with a 40 foot circular Florida We Buy and Sell ber to P.O.Box "C" c/o Boca S. E. 5th St. Model homes located corner Shop space, office space, and * Guaranteed Coverage Raton News. (87-45B) Sun and Surf Club N-VV. 40th Street and N.W. 2nd room, complete with bar and lounge, overlooking the ocean. t desk space now renting for FURNISHED 3-room apt. for * Locally Owned & Operated GOOD BUY AT $6,500 A1A & Via Cabana Shown by Appointment!! Bob's BARGAIN Phone: 3717 Court. Information phone Boca early occupancy in Boca's elderly or middle-age couple. * Licensed and Insured Call Sam Melfi EXQUISITE CO-OP APT., with ocean view, private beach, newest, best located building Convenient to shopping center, QUALIFIED instructors for 5496 6241 or CR 8-2220. HOUSE typing, shorthand, and other Boca Raton 8433 swimming pool, putting range, spacious bedroom, large at 110 E. Palmetto Park Road. 401N. W. 2nd Ave, phone Boca PHONE BOCA 8386 U.S.Hwy. 1, next to related subjects. To teach on closets, tile bath, dining area, living room and screened 5683. (34-43B) BOCADE BUILDING a part-time basis, call Boca Call 8641 For information Deerfield Bnwling Lanes porch, all electric kitchen including range and refrigerator. 4484 or stop for appointment. AIR conditioned small office, WONDERFUL TROPIC PALMS Reduced from $l7,000to$12,975 for quick sale. Liberal Phone Boca 3673 South Florida college of Bus- terms, only one! centrally located, inquire in iness, 825 S. Federal Hwy., McKINNEY (ALL GAS) HOMES ONLY ONE STORE Bob's Bar. ph. Boca 8455. SALES and SERV5CE ONE MILE SOUTH DELRAY US 1 WE HAVE A NEW SPLIT LEVEL HOME, luxurious in AVAILABLE FOR LEASE WANTED TO BUY Deerfield Beach, just north of (48-44B) Deerfield Bank. (86-45B) FROM $400. TOTAL CASH every respect, and with a breathtaking view of the rnagni- GLENN WYGAL ficient Atlantic! This superb home has 2 bedrooms, three in the MERCHANDISE, new or used, Bonded Factory Representative sun-balconies, patio, private beach area, double garage Busiest Corner in Boca REAL ESTATE to sell at weekly auction. Ted GENERAL office work, five THE ROYAL PALM THE ARECA PALM and is air cond. & heated! AH this for only $32,500 with, FOR RENT OR SALE jvachler warehouse, l mi. west BOCA 31O3 day week, permanent. Pref- 2 BEDROOMS 3 BEDROOMS $12,500 down. This home is most impressive; situated in 20 x 36 of Seaboard tracks, n. side erably someone good with a prestige subdivision, see it! LIVING ROOM 14' x 19' 11" LIVING ROOM 13' 4" x 24' DIFFERENT bu,t practica]: Hwy. 810, Deerfield. Ph. Boca PUMPS-WELLS figures, write P.O.Box 1098, WE OFFER TWO most charming waterfront homes in the ALDRICH CORNER Near beach. New home — 2 9449. (68-45B) SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Boca Raton, (79-45B) $12,990 $13,500 delightful RIDGE HARBOUR ESTATES, a short block from See us for details SEPARATED bedrooms, 2 baths INSTALLED Plot 75 x 120. Arranged for WANTED the ocean and with a private beach area. Elegant Florida all metal fittings EXPERIENCED beautician for best exposure advantage. SEE Used standard typewriter in X living! Two bedrooms, air cond. & heated, enclosed garage, Alterations-Repairs established salon. Call 4111 3 baths!! one home has a bar-equipped Florida room over- q IT at 475 wavecrest way. Make good condition. C a 11 74-Wh. days, for interview, evenings THE PALMYRA 1-1920 days, 74-Wh. 1-1567 looking the water.subdivision is restricted, has paved an offer, call Sam Melfi, buil- NATIONAL 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS nights. (67-45B) 8000. (36-43BTF) streets, city water, police and fire protection, priced at der, at Boca 8433.(60-44BTF) .SPRINKLER $14,700 only $31,500, with but $12,500 down;'see them to-day! /SERVICE MACHINISTS (3) lathe and you' 11 agree there are no finer values anywhere!! MISCELLANEOUS CARS FOR SALE 148 N.W..13U1 St. Bridgeport operators wanted. 119 W. Palmetto Park Road Airflo instrument Co. 699 FHA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FOR SALE Call 9946 21 UNIT APT. building on A1A, North of Delray, with Boca Raton 3737 N.W. 28th St. Boca Raton, 1958 CHEVROLET Corvette Even. 3453 GAS is your SiLENT SERVANT in oil TROPIC PALMS Homes excellent view of the ocean. Recorded rights to the beach. Fla. ph. Boca 3145.(73-45B) Swimming pool, low taxes, high income. Easy 5% mortgage. 20-INCH fan on rollers, very 9000 careful miles, one owner. Call Cr. 8-2371- (85-45B) Features included in all models! Will accept your property in trade. Lucrative season ahead. REAL ESTATE good condition, one year old. Original cost $40. will sell for BATHROOM VANITIES * CEMENT TILE ROOFS SIX EXTRAORDINARY RESIDENTIAL LOTS in the finer WANTED --. $20. Ph. Boca 4134. (69-45B) 1958 PLYMOUTH 6 - cylinder PAVED DRIVEWAYS * GAS HOT WATER HEATER section of Boynton. Northern owner has advised us to sell WANTED SLIDING PATIO DOORS * TERRAZZO FLOORS THROUGHOUT Sport Coupe, very low mileage, quickly at $2,300 each. We recommend these lots for im- $1695- Phone Cr. 8-2371- WELBILT GAS RANGE 8c OVEN * PIPING FOR NATURAL GAS mediate building or to hold as an investment, very high LISTINGS SOLICITED News Correspondent GAS HEAT * ROOF OVERHANG (84-45B) elevation, paved street, close to shopping, schools and On Oct. 1st, I will open rayne w office and will spe- SANITARY SEWERS * ENTRANCE CLOSET churches. In Deerfield Beach LARGE CLOSETS & CUPBOARDS * PATIO cialize in close in propetcy, business, apartments 1953 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan, and residential, With forty-five years of experience part time position, but one requiring alertness, ability CITY WATER SYSTEM LARGE RESIDENTIAL LOT one block from the ocean, 97' excellent throughout, $395- in handling Boca Raton real estate, am in a position to to type, and the time to cover all the news — general, civic, and many other surprising features! x 104' in a prestige subdivision, just-$4950 with one CR 8-2371. (83-45B) render good service. You are cordially ^invited to call community, social, and city departments. Should have use third down. Bargain!! and discuss your real estate problems. of car when needed. Model Home Delray Q$ 8-1633 CHEVROLET, 1950-4 door HAROLD E. CONSTANT, REALTOR sedan, hydromatic, good brakes, Apply to Mr.'Mouser, WRIGHT, INC. Home Office H.D. GATES excellent condition. Ideal for on A1A, V/z miles North of Delray REALTOR student or s e c 0 n d car. $275, Exclusive Agents Ft. Lauderdale BOCA RATON NEWS JA 3-0917 CRestwood 8-1933 Boynton 9964 232 South Federal Highway Owner, ph. Boca 3571- (50-44-45B) 24 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 1, 1959 Assault Charged followed, Johnson was said to Builds 'Memory Machine1 Thief Steals Deputy's Car have gone to his car to get a gun. Gardner L. Grant of Provi- After Argument Police were called and John- •dence, R. I., has patented a son was arrested for assault with "memory machine" that can From Behind Sheriffs Office Two employes of the Colonial a deadly weapon and turned over keep in mind the amount of An intense man-hunt is on throughout all Palm Beach com- Packing Company almost got in- to the constable's office for pro- money ithas been told to collect. munities for the thief who stole the official car of Deputy Sheriff to a fight last Thursday about secution. Investigating officers were SUNDAY John McCants last Wednesday night from the alley behind the 6 p.m. Sgt. Eugene Lynch and Patrol- sheriff's office. Police said Charles Evering- men Tom West and Benjamin The car was a 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air four-door V-8 sedan tongave an order to James John- Burgess. with Alabama license plates 2-300. In the trunk was a Florida son Jr., a Deerfield Beach Negro, license plate No. 6W-39588. The car is olive green over yellow and Johnson didn't want to carry DRIVE SAFELY-Alert PDELRAY' and is equipped with a two-way police radio and had $100 in itout. During the argument that today — alive tomorrow. DRIVE-IN TI1EATRE change in the glove compartment. Presenting the Magnificent Nineteen-Sixty

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