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Vol. 5 No. 29 Boca Raton, Florida, Thursday, June 16, 1960 16 Pages Price Ten Cents Fulton Defends Schools Against 'Frill' Charges Hot Tar Sets Tree Strikes Bus, Water, Sewer Club Gives Fire, Rips Road Certificates The Public Works De- Scholarship partment reported to the Breaking Windows Sold by City Charges that "frill courses" are undermin- Police Department Mon- The City of Boca Raton day that a kettle of hot ing the education of Amer- A tree hit a bus at 10:40 a.m. Tuesday just south yesterday sold water and tar broke loose from a ican youth were branded of camino Real on Federal Highway, breaking two sewer revenue certificates roofing truck, damaging windows. as unsound this week by a 40-foot strip of road and for expansion of the water Robert w. Fulton Sr., The monkey apple tree was being carried on a system to two firms on a setting a small fire on truck owned by Boone Nursery of Delray Beach and principal of Seacrest High the lawn of a model joint bid of $632,100. The School. Winner of the Boca Raton Kiwanis club's Edward G. Newell Memorial Schol- driven by Martin Preston, Negro, of Delray Beach. firms were Goodbody and arship award and members of the late Judge Newell's family were guests of home. Both vehicles were traveling south on Federal FuJton's reply to critics Company and Herbert J. of the modern educational honor at the civic organization's meeting Tuesday, Seen from left to right are Police were told that a Highway. Preston swerved his truck to the left to Sims and Company Inc. and Emory Newell, son of the jurist; Kathleen, his daughter; Patricia Eddinger, curriculum was delivered tar kettle trailer, drawn avoid striking any parked cars at Howard Johnson's their bid was the best of nine scholarship recipient; Mrs. Newell; Hugh Brown, club president, and William at a meeting of the Boca by a truck,owned by Card Restaurant and the tree crashed into the Greyhound submitted. Eddinger, Patricia's father.—Boca Raton News Photo. Roofing of 715 N.W. 11th bus driven by Wilbur M. Lofton of Miami. Raton Kiwanis Club hon- ' Avenue, Pompano Beach, Damage to the bus was estimated at $50 and dam- The firms were bidding on oring thp • recipient of its and driven by Robert age to the tree consisted of several broken limbs. $645,000 worth of certifi- scholarship to West Palm Dunaway, broke loose There was no damage to the truck. cates. Beach Junior College and shortly after noon and No one on the bus was injured. No arrests were Goodbody and Sims' bid the family of the late Ed- Officials Vote to damaged the road at S.W. carried interest rates of 4 ward G. Newell, Palm Combine made by investigating officer Patrolman Joseph Jod- Sixth Street, digging a rey. percent for 1961-80; 4. 20 Beach county criminal groove in the pavement _ percent from 1981-93, and Court judge for whom the Planning, Zoning two inches wide and 40 4.10 percent for 1994. scholarship fund is nam- Bodies feet long. Life Magazine Takes The average interest rate ed. Members of the City sions are not justified. believe the commission- The hot tar started a was 4. 246707 percent. The scholarship winner Commission decided on a There is no line of de- ers should jump into the small fire on the lawn of The bids weie evaluated is Patricia Eddinger, 17, 3 to 2 vote Tuesday marcation between the change without more one of the model homes Pictures at Africa USA by the city's fiscal agent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. night to combine the in the area. W. C. Goss of the firm of William Eddinger, 354 Piaming and Zoning thought. He said he was A photo feature in a future issue of Life magazine Planning and Zoning Commission and I recom- in sympathy with a con- Police said the roofing Sullivan, Nelson and Goss, N.E. Fifth Street. The commissions into one firm will have the street on a Boca Raton attraction, Africa, U.S.A., became Seacrest High graduate mend we go back to one solidation but until the likely this week.. West Palm Beach. group of seven members. group." mechanics could be work- repaired and the strip of Bids will be opened July will receive $200 annual- Commissioners Joe De- lawn re-sodded. Staff photographers from the national publication ly for two years as the Boone said the two ed out he would have to were busy shooting numerous scenes of animals 12 on the installation of Long and Al Rueb voted vote no on the motion. sewers in Boca Villas. first recipient of the "no". commissions are so close- and beauty spots at the noted zoological gardens Newell memorial scholar- ly related it is hard to here. It was understood from them that the pictures The City Commission also Mayor Courtney C. Boone pointed out that Dog !s Found ship established by the tell where one starts and the mechanics could be would be published to illustrate one of Florida's out- opened four bids on the pa- Boca Raton Kiwanians Boone, who suggested the other stops. standing tourist attractions in connection with a fea- ving of a road around the the move, said the city worked out while an ordi- By Five Girls to assist worthy students Commissioner John R. nance is being prepared. ture article showing others throughout the United site of the new Post Office on in furthering their educa-' didn't need two commis- Five Boca Raton girls States. Brandt said he agreed City Attorney Leon found a lost dog Monday S. E. First Avenue and east ionsv sions, that it isn't with Boone. He said it is large enough. Weaver was instructed to afternoon on N.E. Eighth ' Although it was said the article is scheduled for to N. E, Second Avenue a- Judge Newell was the not necessary to have 14 prepare an ordinance com- Street, Boca Villas. the July 11 issue, it was pointed out that the maga- long the extension of N. E. Kiwanis organization's "A year ago the Plan- men to decide planning ning and Zoning Commis- bining the two commis- Lucille Mirandi, Nancy zine's advance editorial plans freguently are dis- Second Street and awarded Florida district governor - and zoning and "if we sions. rupted by unanticipated news developments resulting the contract to the low sion was split into two revert to one board it Lou Babbs, Yvonne and was instrumental in , commissions,, each with Babbs, Mary Ann Mirandi in postponements for features in which timing is not bidder, Hardrives Inc. for would expedite matters." It was agreed that all a paramount factor. establishing . the local :'• a seven-member group," resignations and new ap- and' Sandy Sorenson were $11,652.60. . ; (Continued to Page 2); • Boone said. "It has ope- Commissioner William pointments to the two in the group that found rated under this setup for O. Herbold agreed with commissions be held in the animal. The dog is Police Activities of Week a year and it has b een de- Boone and Brandt. abeyance until the con- described as short, white, Stirt$:Job-V termined that two commis- DeLong said he didn't solidation. shaggy, and wearing a For Deerfield red collar and a white bow with polka dots on it. The new city manager Store's Foresight Foils Breakin, The girls reported the in- of Deerfield Beach, J. Bible Conference Breaks Ground cident to the Police De- El don Marriott, took over partment. his duties Wednesday. Three Other Places Are Entered In the meantime any- The post has been fill- Boca Raton Police Burglars broke into the dow on the south side of For New 2,500-Seat Auditorium one who has lost such a ed since March by City this week were seeking Ranch House Restaurant the building, where entry While hundreds of dog may reclaim it by Clerk Betty Hayes. criminals who broke into by forcing the rear door was made, and apparently friends and sponsors of calling the Mirandi home, Mrs. Hayes, lauded by two business places and Sunday night. The cash dropped ass omeone the Boca Raton Bible 464 N.E. Eighth street, Mayor Wilson Livor and a school, and attempted register and a wall safe climbed out the window. Conference Grounds from Boca 9980. members of the City Com- to break into a third were forced open and ap- Nothing else was dis- mission for the "excel- firm's e stablishment proximately $250 taken. turbed. this city and across the here. nation watched last Sun- Fire in Storage Room lent job" she has done The breakin was re- The police reported day morning, officials as acting city manager, The burglary attempt ported by Effie Vezos, there had been vandalism Causes $300 Damage that failed took place at manager, on Monday. broke ground for con- Fire in a storage room returned to her city clerk at the school, with child- the Boca Raton Paint It was investigated by struction of the Confe- at S.W. First Street in duties. ren throwing mangos Company's Winfield Park Det. Lt. Charles McCut- through the windows. rence's new 2,500-seat Building 14 of the Gar- Mrs. Marion Ballard, store Monday night. Po- auditorium. who was acting as city cheon, sgt. Eugene The parents of any such den Apartments caused an lice credited the manage- Lynch and Patrolman The edifice, expected estimated $300 damage clerk, returned to her du- children apprehended ment's foresight with Norman Ellingsworth. will have to pay the cost to cost in the vicinity of at 12:48 p.m. Sunday. The ties as clerR of the Plan- foiling the crime. ning and Zoning Board. A second burglary Sun- of repairing the windows, $350,000, will be the larg- fire started in the west Someone broke the est such building be- day night was a breakin which is expensive, po- end of the building. Marriott, 39, comes to glass in the rear door and at Kiddie Kampus. Ertry , tween West Palm Beach lice said. Chief John Loughery Deerfield Beach from cut the screen but was was made by forcing the The Police Department and Port Lauderdale. said it was thought that Olivette, Mo. He resign- prevented from entering rear door. The cash regis- CompJetion is planned especially asked parents the blaze was started by ed as city manager of by a plywood board ter was forced open and to keep their children by 1961. children playing in the that city, a post he had which was bolted to the approximately $15 taken. from hanging around the "This new building is storeroom, which contain- held three years, when he door as suggested by the dedicated to the spiritual The burglary was re- school during vacation ed furniture and other as- was selected by the Deer- Police Department for all advancement of this com- sorted articles. ported by Marilyn Roth, time. field Beach City Commis- jalousie doors. manager. A woman's pocketbook munity and nation, just as Fire regular firemen and all Conference Grounds sion from a field of 40 The attempted breakin Entry was made at the reported missing Friday 15 volunteers answered applicants, was discovered by Pa- afternoon was found Sat- facilities have been from the alarm. Boca Raton Elementary the outset," Conference Marriott will make his trolman Allan Lunger School Sunday night with urday on North Dixie President and Pounder home in Deerfield Beach while on routine patrol. nothing stolen. Highway, empty. Patrolman Norman Ell- Ira Lee Eshleman told City Approval Asked with his wife and two Police said a radio Maureen woods, 1051 the crowd. ings worth dusted for fin- near a teacher's desk N.E. Third Avenue, Boca For Trampoline Center sons. gerprints. (Continued to Page 2) "While it is true our The first move toward construction of the new was carried to the win- immediate need is to 2500-seat auditorium at the Boca Raton Bible Con- City Commissioners handle the ever-overflow- ference Grounds was the groundbreaking held Sun- were asked Tuesday ing crowds that attend day morning following church services. Matching night for permission to our Saturday evening grips on the shovel handle with Conference Presi- erect a trampoline center sacred musical concerts dent Ira Lee Eshleman (second from left) are Trus- at 932 North Dixie High- during the winter season, tees John Ewing and Kennetn Vander Schuur, while way. nevertheless, the board Board chairman James G. Humphrey (right) grins A. Lisehora said the members also took into his approval. All three board members came from area would include eight consideration the fact various ncrthern states but are also Winter residents trampolines, a parking lot that a new State univer- of Boca Raton. for cars and be enclosed sity will soon stand on with a wire fence. He said the northeast borders of but a few months of each investment "will be the operation is quiet and these grounds. year. worth it, every cent, if recreation is its primary "Then, too, there never Last winter more than but only one soul is led purpose. has been a suitably large 10,000 pre-concert din- to Christ and eternal This was referred to site in this area where ners were served in the salvation by coming to the Planning and Zoning Christ-honoring churches dining hall for those at- this new place." commissions. could hold large assem- tending the Saturday even- Other board members blies and otherwise ad- ing concerts in the exist- present were Harold Mrs. Douglas Elected vance the principles for ing auditorium, which James of Denver, presi- Moderator of Synod which we stand." was the Boca Raton Air dent of the O.K. Rubber Eshleman said the deci- Base Officer's Club dur- Company; Conference Mrs. Daisy Albertson sion to erect such a large ing World War II. Hundreds Vice-President Kenneth Douglas was elected modera- structure was reached were turned away weekly Van der Schuur, Grand torof the Synod of Florida of after much prayer and for Jack of seats. Rapids b uilding contrac- the United Presbyterian thought by the sponsors, At the dedication, tor; Robert conlon, Churdh U. S. A. at the regu- many of whom have church Board Chairman Jame s Hollywood, Fla., realtor; lar stated meeting held in interests elsewhere across G. Humphrey told those John Yorgey, Reading, the First Presbyterian Church Work is progressing rapidly on the new Post Office on N.E. Second Avenue as shown above. Workmen the nation and are here present that the large (Continued to Page 2) in Lake Worth this week. are putting on the ror'll-!—-*ek. Completion is expected by July l.-Boca Raton News Photo. 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 16, 1960 BREAKIN FOILED the Post Office and re- Chorus Plans (Continued prom Page 1) ported to police by Cecil $3,200 to Pave Boat Site Area Roseke, assistant postmas- Club Night Raton, reported to police ter. Friday that her parse Patrolman Charles Allocated by City Commission The Boca Raton Barbershop containing cash, a wrist Johnson took the rack, Chorus will hold Service watch and class ring, which contained news- The Boca Raton City commended Ms statement. between N.E. First Ave- Club right at each Wednes- 1 with a total value of papers dated March 13, Commission Tuesday Commissioner Joe De- nne and N.E. Second Ave- day night meeting at 8 o $102, was taken from her to the police station for night approved the'draw- Long said the questions nue, and along N.E. First clock at the Scout Hut car parked on North A1A fur ther examination. ing np of a resolution to were only asked to ex- Avenue between Boca Ra- through June and July. near the rifle range be- A West Hollywood man's transfer $3,200 from the plain budget expendi- ton Road and N.E. Sec- On June 22 the Barbershop- tween 11:30 a.m. and wallet was stolen from a General Fund to the tures. ond Street. There were no perswill honor the Boca Ra- noon. parked car. Roger Wise Capital Improvement Fund City Attorney Leon public comments. ton lions Club whose mem- Boca Raton police are reported to police that he to complete the paving at Weaver said the meeting A public hearing was bers are invited to join in looking for a Pompano had ' parked north of the the small boat launching to discuss the 203-acre set for Tuesday, July the singing or just listen to Beach man on a warrant public beach pavilion site south of Palmetto airport site with the 12, at 7:30 p.m. on a reso- the harmony. for petty larceny. when the theft occurred. Park Bridge. State Board of Control, lution to abandon and va- Mrs. Doris Bevan, 299 Identification papers Federal Aviation Agen- Temporary officers have City Manager William cate easement, water and been elected to serve until N.E. Fourth Street,; re- and driver's license, Lamb presented a report cy, Florida Development sewer lines, extending ported to police that Jo- Commission and Boca Shown above is a recent aerial photo of Bird Key, Arvida a charter is obtained from along with 75 cents in from City Engineer Alfred east to west across Lots the headquarters of the So- seph W. Cain, 25, of 128 cash, were taken. Raton city officials has A and B, less the east Realty Compaq's residential development in Sarasota. Bird Amsler saying the work ciety for the Preservation N.E. 19th Street, Porapano John J. Ray, 826 N. been changed from June 250 feet, measured at Key extends from the John Ringling Causeway Into Sarasota could be done using city and Encourage ment of Bar- Beach, left her home Lake Avenue, Delray labor for an estimated 24 to July 22 and will be right angles, Block 24, Bay. Downtown Sarasota is shown in the top right of the held either in Tallahas- bershop Quartet Singing in and $19 and some vita- Beach, reported to Boca $3,200, which does not Spanish River Land Com- picture. Arvida announced this week that the Bird Key de- min pills were missing Raton police that child- see or Ft. Worth, Texas. pany Plat A. velopment was 90 percent completed. America inc. include b lacktopping. Weaver has been authoriz- from a purse she had left ren threw a water-filled The driveways and park- . Lamb reported that nine The chairman is Dr. Wil- in the living room. ed to represent the city liam L. Maxfield, John balloon at his car at ing areas would have a used cars have been pur- - Mrs. Bevan told police 12:43 p.m. last Thurs-. at the meeting. Apetz is secretary and sand seal finish for this chased for city use, that Cain had rented a day. George Moeser is treasurer. year. Lamb reported that he averaging $525 each. He Personals room in her house for The balloon shattered Lamb said the launch- had received the right-of- said they were purchased Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sim- left recently to spend the The group is now obtain- about two months and the windshield when it ing site would be unusable way deeds for Arvida from four different sour- monds left this week for Min- Summer in West Hartford, ing a license to operate as a that he had been out of hit as he drove south on Realty Company to pro- unless the city completed ces for the use of city neapolis, Minn., to attend Conn. They expect to re- chapter of SPEBSQSA Inc. work for three weeks. Federal Highway. ceed with construction employes. the construction of the the wedding of theirnephew, turn to Boca Raton in No- Upon receipt of this license She said she had loaned driveways and the park- of N.W. Ninth Court, vember. the group will be privileged him money on occasion Lake Floresta Park. The John Ruby. BPW Chooses ing area. Mrs. John C. Starkey of to refer to itself as a chap- and had seen that he had deeds were accepted and Music Study Mrs. Harriet Wells and Two Delegates Lamb said he had been Winfield Park left Friday for ter, attend official meet- ' food. will be held in escrow Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Watson asked about salaries of Hempstead, N. Y. to spend ingsof the society and pro- Cain, driving a 1960 Mrs. Gladys Erickson, pre- pending construction of Being Offered plan to leave Sunday for a f secretaries for the vari- a few days at her former duce shows if co-produced English Ford, is being sident, and Miss. Shirley Re- the pavement. A Summer musical enrich- trip to California, visiting ous boards. He reported home before leaving with with an active chapter. sought by police on the diger, vice-president, were that Joe Popick had DeLong requested that ment program offering in- New Orleans and Las Vegas her mother for Norway. petty larceny warrant. named at the meeting Mon- worked 1,223 hours since Lamb make a study on structions on band instru- enroute to North Hollywood There they will join her Police found another day night of the Business and being appointed at a sala- the need for street lights ments, solo and small en- where Mrs. Well's sister, Civitans Seek aunt, Mrs. Andrew Allengsen one of the missing news- Professional Women's Club ry of approximately $339 on N.W. Fifth Avenue. semble work, concert and Marie Kennedy, resides. to attend the state BPW con- of Brooklyn, N. Y., who is paper racks with the coin a month. All his work This was approved. marching band will open New Members vention to be held at the Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Mach- already in Norway. box torn open. had to be done at night. DeLong read a letter next week, according to W. A membership drive is The rack was discover- Everglades Hotel in Miami He was appointed be- he and Commissioner Al C. Robinson Jr., Seacrest lin leave their Estates Apart- Leaving today for a three ment this week for New York currently being undertaken ed about 100 feet north of June 17, 18 and 19. cause the city clerk's Rueb wrote to Farris High School band director. months tour of Europe and by Civitan Club members duties became too much Bryant, Democratic nomi- • The program is open to all City. They plan to return in Asia are Mr. and Mrs. James July. with a goal of doubling the for day and night attend- nee for Governor, about elementary, junior and se- Caldwell. organization's roster within BOCA CRAFT BAZAAR, INC. ance at all the board the need for a new bridge nior high students in Boca Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. J. H. Jensen returned meetings. the next month. over the Boca Raton In- Raton, Delray Beach and Bittnerof Boca Raton Square from a month's vacation in Present members have 20 South Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton Ph 6500 Mayor Courtney C. let. In his reply, Bryant Boynton Beach. are vacationing with friends New York and Philadelphia. We are now open . . . lovely Southern atmosphere said he would soon visit formed two teams to com- Boone said in the last Registration is set for Fri- from Detroit on a cruise with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. pete in recruiting prior to Classes in both wood-fibre, and life-like plastic several months there Boca Raton and would day at8:30a. m. at Plumosa stop-over at Nassau. Jarrell are vacationing at flowers have started REGISTER NOW] discuss the bridge prob- the club's Charter Night have been a series of re- School cafetorium. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reid Silver Springs, Va. banquet July 30. The orga- Instruction by trained teachers if FREE, you buy quests for reports on lem at that time. only the material you need. The mayor and city nization invites anyone in- various lines and on a FULTON TALKS lected for the Newell GROUND BREAKING terested in knowing more a- We have complete supplies for Flower-craft— Shell- number of things. clerk were authorized to craft, straw hats, bags and other decorative items. (Continued From Page 1) scholarship by a commit- (Continued From Page 1) bout it or in attending one "The way this has execute a year's lease tee of Kiwanians after We are continually looking for the new and diffe- with Garden Apartments club. He was keenly in- Pa.; Chris Roberts of of its meetings to phone Bob rent. come about isn't good," consultation with school Abaco Island, B.W.I.; Messmer at Boca 5309, Rod Mayor Boone said. "It for the library at a rental terested in youth guid- officials. In addition to Please come, browse in our beautiful air-condition- of $720 a year. ance throughout his ca- John Ewing, Chicago, Brower at 3767, or Tom ed Bazaar and let us give you ideas for gifts you has created a feeling of being an outstanding and Henry Warren, Boca' wonder and much unfavor- Commissioners approv- reer. scholar, she was repre- Meredith at 8576. can buy or make. Raton. Conlon and Rob- The Charter Night banquet able publicity. I request ed plans for Arvida Real- Members of the late sentative to Girls' State, HELENE BARRON MARGE BILLING ty Company to construct jurist's family who were erts have been associated will be at the Ebb-Tide Re- that any time in the future a -member of the Spanish with the Bible Grounds any commissioner has a groins south of the Boca present at the Sun Cove National Honorary So- staurant. Reservations are Raton Cabana club. Ar- restaurant Tuesday for since its inception a required, and tickets are a- request for such a report ciety,Beta Club and Palm decade ago. it be brought before the vida said the plans had the occasion were his Committee, and was this vailable at $5. 50per couple. commissioners and the been approved by the wife; his daughter, Kath- year's Prom queen. She Eshleman made special A committee named to work chair first for approval, U.S. Corps of Engineers. leen, and son, Emory said she plans to take a note of the part played by out details for the event in- otherwise it will be the City Engineer Amsler Newell. All are West business cotrse at Junior Warren, local business- cludes Clyde DeSbields, BRAND NEW responsibility of the com- recommended that the Palm Beach residents. College. man and ne west board chairman; Gene Tyldsley, 2-Bedroom, 2-Bath Home missioner to gather the commission approve the Calling attention to the Members of the Kiwanis member, as an adviser. Sam SanFilippo and Brower. information for himself. plans. seriousness of purpose on scholarship committee Warren, speaking for the the part of many high other board members, SanFilippo was welcomed This procedure has rais- A letter of appreciation were Robert Trafford, Ed- as a new member at Tues- In Beautiful Country Club Village ed questions in people's school students, Fulton stated: "We want at to the Fire Department ward E. Barnhardfei and day evenirg's meeting. minds that never should for its valuable assis- asserted that "despite Thomas E. Fleming 'JSr. Boca Raton only that BOCA RATON have been there." tance rendered in a fire criticism from some few Also among the lionor which is on God's time- r of the nation's educators table — and we feel this Florida's smallest news- Robert Langley, speak- May 12 in the Yamato guests was William Ma- paper, Sun Dial, published All Rent Money to Apply to Purchase from ithe audience, area was read from the and scientists today, her, president of the Ki- new auditorium is defi- Seaboard Airline Rail- there's a real need on nitely in that position." monthly by the General Te- of Home said he thoroughly con- wanis-sponscred Key lephone Company of Flo- curred with the mayor and road Company, signed by the part of public schools Club at Seacrest and al- The architect for the to teach many of the cour- rida, passed the 300, 000 C.L. Bates, superinten- so an honor student. He auditorium, which will Appl,y for Keys at dent. Copies of the letter ses they term 'frills.' also have street level mark in circulation recent- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ly. The paper is sent with will be placed on the "As a matter of fact," L.M. Maher, 650 N.E. stores and offices, is 425 N.W. 12th Avenue Phone BOCA 3307 city's bulletin boards. he asserted, "I know of Fifth Avenue. Arthur H. Rude of Ft. bills to all General custo- Special mers. A letter was read from no 'frill' courses that Other guests included Lauderdale. Blanche B. Bretz regard- are taught in any high Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ing the proposed annexa- school anywhere today. Faville of West Falm tions in the Delray Man- What these critics for- Beach, friends of the For The Convenience of Club Members.. ors area. She said that get is that our public Newell family, and K. many residents there have school system is operat- Robery Schmidt of White been trying for a long ed to give all students Marsh Valley, Pa. time to become part of an equal opportunity for Speaking to the Kiwani- Boca Raton and she pro- the kind of education best ans in behalf of her fami- tested the remarks made for each individual. ly, Mrs. Newell express- LOUIS de BOCA, IK. about "low cost housing We're not trying to ope- ed gratitude to the local developments" by a mem- rate schools exclusively club for its action in Takes great pride in announcing SALE! ber of the Civic League. for the three-to-five per- naming the scholarship The letter was placed on the OPENING of his l-H.P. PUMP cent of our students who fund for her husband and o file. are in the genius classi- for doing so before his $14950 A request of the Art fication. death last Fall. BEAUTY SALON HOOK-UP from Guild to abandon a 50-foot "For example, should "When he learned of WELL TO PUMP right-of-way in Block 24, we deny art courses to what you had done," Mrs. Boca Villas, on the nor- the talented young stu- Newell said, "there were and BARBERSHOP Save on costly water bills. therly extension of N.E. dent who appreciates tears in his eyes. He in the Boca Raton Cabana Club Water all through the year Second Avenue near N.E. beauty in the world said to me 'this is one anytime you want, our Eighth street was referred around him and can bring pump will actually pay of the nicest things that to the Planning Commis- it to others? Should we ever happened to me.' " for itself while others sion. pay costly water bills. deny shop training to the For Your Price includes brass A ptbJ ic hearing with boy who can best use his Castro to Open New hose outlets, suction no public comments was hands at a trade, and in- Showroom in Miami line to 5 ft. Motor, runs held on a resolution to stead try to make him an APPOINTMENT on 110 or 220 volts. We abandon and vacate cer- atomic scientist?" A new and urique Castro service what we sell tain right-of-way border- Convertible showroom will High style as demonstrated by Miss with 1 full yr. guarantee The husky principal, a Ph. Boca 5441 ing Lot 4, Block 6, and former University of open Saturday in Miami, it Jan Torri, artist. The model is Miss and 90-day free service. Lot. 1, Block 7, Rickards was amounced yesterday Electrical Hook-up Addi- Tennessee football star, Madeline Messmer. Can't you picture tional — City Permit Re- Survey. declared that some by Bernard Castro,company yourself in this exotic hair-do? quired The mayor and city schools do suffer from president. Lower Summer Prices Prevail Call Now For FREE clerk were authorized to over-emphasis of sports Situated on U. S. Highway SprinklerSystem Estimates execute a quit claim which "in the past 25 441 at 199th Street, the 8, - deed for the area. years too often have be- F&Wand 500-square foot showroom A public hearing was come an entertainment Fairbanks Morse will be known as the Castro held on a resolution to feature for adults." Pumps Convertible "Closeout Cen- install pavement, curbs, Fulton spelled out sev- ter. " It will be open seven PHONI9946 gutters and sidewalks eral ways in which par- days a week. along N.E. Second Street ents can help improve the school program. They Withthis newest show- Miss ALINE ... included obtaining better room, the sixth in Florida, urti erstanding o f the Castro now has 45 retail schools' needs and prob- stores. One of the firm's is back from her lems; co-operation in factories is in Boca Raton. vacation. eliminating extra-curricu- lar activities during class hours; and provid- Annual D.A.R. Picnic. Miss RITA ... ing a home environment •Held at Delray Beach that is governed by "dis- The annual picric of the specialist in tinting, silver blonding cipline and love, rather Jonanthan Dickinson Chap - than the 'here's-a-dollar- and permanent waving ter of the Daughters of the The model is Miss Carol Bradley . . . This casual style demonstrated here and-go-away method'." American Revolution was Fathers, particularly, the arrangement that of a "BEE- by Miss Torri with model Peggy held Friday at the Colony HIVE," This exciting new hairdo Summers can be worn by almost FLOYD A. NEERING BEAUTY should be active in the Cabana Club, Delray Beach, Parent-Teacher Associa- creates an elegant line of unusual everyone. Try it next at Louis de with husbands of members as interest. Boca. Whom* ioca 94O2 SALON tion, he said. guests. Miss Eddinger was se- Thursday, June lf>, . -*.*, iiOCA RATON NEWS 3 Personals FOR BEST RESULTS USE THE CLASSIFIEDS

Capt. Andy Brennan is s Mr. and Mrs. Edward Balme. TONY MILES JOHN HAlEYiS patient in Holy Cross Hospi- Jon graduated with honors "Piano As You Llko It" ] L FAMOUS DINNM$ tal. from the University of Den- Cook-Out Every Monday Nite Mrs. F. Byron Parks left ver on Friday and was awar- Poolside recently to spend the Sum- ded a year's scholarship for mer in Scarsdale, N. Y. post-graduate work in busi- Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield ness administration. •Smith entertained at a small Gen. and Mrs. Lewis Rock DiWHS MOM « C9CKTM dinner party before leaving of Homestead were the /»/•*( ON THS OCfAM) 8SHCM for a two-week trip to Con- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn YOUR HOST: BILL T AYLOR PHON E necticut, Long Island and Aldrich for luncheon and an New York City. all-day visit to Boca Raton. Mrs. Doris White had as Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bebout guests at the fashion show Sr. and Mr. and Mrs, Paul held at the Boca Raton Ca- Bebout Jr. spent the week- POOL OWNERS bana Club Saturday Mrs- end at the Fontainebleau Why be "lialf Safe" and worry about Martha Edmunds, Mrs. Hotel in Miami Beach. germs and infections this summer? Let the Charles Ericksori and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. William O' ULTRA VIOLET WATER STERILIZER William Douglas. Donnell left Monday for a engineered' by experienced ELENITE, pro- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore month's vacation. They will vide germ-free stater. It kills even highly resistant ear fungus, hepatitis and dysen- Moore left this week to spend stop first at Gainesville where tery. The patented ELENITE ULTRA VIO- the Summer in their Summer Mrs. O'Donnell, former Gar- LET will supply your pool with WATER home in Beverly, Mass. den Club presidentand city YOU CAN DRINK. They will return about the beautification chairman, is middle of September. enrolled in'a short course for For Full Information Peter Doran, a student at study of gardening and soil Call Your Local ELENITE Agent Notre Dame University, and conservation. The doctor his brother, John, a student will visit friends in the area Mr. Weidon Boca 8076 at Manhattan College, are while Mrs. O'Donnell at- home for the Summer vaca- tends the course. After three tion. They are the sons of days there the O'Donnells Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doran. will tour the northern part YOU'RE EXCITINGLY Debbie Benson modeled what the yourg miss will wear at Demis Cooley sang the opening and closing numbers at the fashion show at the Boca Baton Cabana Club last Satur- They brought as guests for of Florida, then head for the the fashion show held at the Boca Raton Cabana Club last two weeks Miss Karen mountains of Georgia and Saturday. day. • Yeoman, niece of the North Carolina before return- Dorans, a student at Syracuse ing home. Cabana Club a pre-med student at Man- Mr. aad Mrs. Joseph Ryan, hattan College. Country Club Boulevard, are Sees Styles Dan Doran, Lee J. Fox, back from a. three-week va- ..INTHEPANTIE Peter Doran, John Doran and cation in Boston, Mass, A large group turned out where they visited friends for the luncheon and fashion Mark Degnan flew to Havan- "legs can't feel" na for the weekend. and relatives. Mr. Ryan is show at the Boca Raton Ca- pro-manager of Hidden bana Club Saturday after- Micky Cummins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cum- Valley Golf Course. . . . and comfortable COOL noon. Dr. William Jackson, den- in LYCRA . . . Fashions from the DeLoy mins, is home for the Sum- mer from Holy Cross Col- tist, and Mrs. Jackson at- new miracle Spandex .... Shop were featured. Kay tended the June meeting of lightest, firmest fabric West was commentator. Bar- lege. Mr. and Mrs. George the Florida East Coast Dis- ever developed. bara Ransdell was fashion trict Dental Society held at Mere ounces with Dynamic coordinator, a position which Clemmer entertained at a cocktail buffet dinner party the Hotel La Concha, San control. she will fill for the Cabana Juan, Puerto Rico, June 9-12. Club's Summer schedule of in their home for 19 guests S-M-L on Saturday night. This week Dr. Jackson and informal fashion shows his wife are visiting St. during the luncheon period Miss Pat Moss will leave Sunday to attend the South- Thomas, Virgin Islands, Ja- $5.95 on Fridays. eastern and Florida Photo- maica and Haiti. Prize winners were Mrs. AN ORIGINAL graphers convention at the Mrs. Florence Caulfield AlvinSheller, bottle of per- Saxony Hotel, Miami Beach, was hostess to a dinner and fume; William Bailey, palm June 19-23. cards in herhome Wednes- by reading by Frances Thomas; Maj. Gen Thomas J. day night for Mrs. William Mrs. J. Harley, permanent Hanley has returned after at- Herbold, Mrs. Ann McMul - wave; Mrs. S. Davis, two tending the 45th reunion of len and Mrs. Hazel Hep- OPEN ALL SUMMER hand-painted hankerchiefs, his class at West Point. He sacker. and Malcolm Furmiq two rode from Washington, D. C, dimer-dance tickets. to West Point with President About 45, 000 aluminum- Eisenhower.his former class- clad homes will be built Birth Notices mate. during 1960 in the United Orchid Square Phone 3345 Boca Raton A daughter, Susan Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ruskin States, according to esti- was born June 9 to Lt. jg Mrs. Jan Mackey danced with her children, Meghan, Pam and Laura, at the and children, Nancy and Ted mates, and Mrs. William David square dance held at the first Family Night of the Summer season at the Boca Raton Jr.., left Tuesday for a vaca Brown at Holy Cross Hospi- Cabana Club. -- Colony Studio Photos. . rlon in McKeesport, Pa., tal. Lt. Brown, son of Po - their former hometown They lice Chief and Mrs. W. H. Brown is the former Jacque- Charles Sutton, Garden A- Applications Available will return after July 4. line Blalock of Atlanta. partments, announce the For Conservation Camp MINORS DELRAY BEACH Brown, is with the Seventh Mrs. Eskild Bondesen and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon birthof a daughter, Marlene, Camp applications are now Fleet in the Pacific. Mrs. her three sons, Carter, Peter June9atBethesda Memorial being accepted from youngs- a'nd Freddie, left Thursday Hospital. Mrs. Sutton is the ters who wish to attend the forKennett, Mo. There they former Janice Mae Lawrence. Youth Conservation Camp in will visit Mrs. Bondesen's WE INVITE YOU TO the Ocala National Forest Mr. and Mrs. William D. parents, retired Judge and COME IN AND BROWSE this Summer, according to Brown, 742 Park Drive, Boca Mrs. Louis J. Carter, then THRU OUR UNIQUE Louis F. Gainey, regional Raton, announce the birth of head north to Michigan City "SHOE BOUTIQUE." manager, Everglades Region, a girl at Holy Cross Hospital. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Cla- Game and Fresh Water Fish Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon, rence Killebrew, also Boca Commission. 497 N. E. 15th Street, Boca Raton Estates residents. Mr. Let us co-ordinate your shoe ward- Raton, announce the birth of robe for your "wonderful trip" or More than 1, 000 boys and Bondesen will join his family a girl at Holy Cross Hospital. just to stay "at home". girls from all sections of Flo- in Michigan for the trip You owe it to yourself and your rida are expected to attend home in six or seven weeks. Mrs. Theodore Moore the wildlife camp and school, "Special" one to be your most Hostess at Luncheon Home for the Summer va- glamorous self. We have a com- Gainey said. cation is Jon Balme, son of plete stock of beautiful shoes . . . Mrs. Theodore Moore en- Applica tion blanks and in- whether it's for your exciting tertained at a luncheon par- forrnation may be obtained Phone Boca Raton 8500 evenings or gala casual events. ty in her home Thursday ho- from Regional Offices of the We can meet your own special noring Mrs. Philip Paulsen commission in West Palm NITA'S needs . . . and make your cos- ofWestfield, N. J. Beach. tume personally yours! Guests attending were Mrs. Beauty Salon Howard Kates, Mrs. Neal For All The News 21st St. at Dixie Hwy, Quimby, Mrs. Milton Fegley, Read The News WINFIELD PARK Prices from $6.95 to $32.95 Mrs. Edward A. Hesslink, A $17.98 DRESS - - A $27,50 COAT Mrs. R. C. Dayton, Mrs. W. • I. MILLER • DOMANI J, Burnham and Miss Ann WE GIVE A $8.98 SLIP A $10.98 BLANKET • FORTUNET • MADEMOISELLE Pierce. KEMP'S • MANNEQUIN A $10.95 SKIRT - - A $7.98 BLOUSE Entertain at Cocktails Top Mr. and Mrs. C. W. 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Boca 5734 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 16, I960 DEERFIELD BEACH NEWS Joint Installation Monday DeVault Will Head ^^ For Legion and Auxiliary Methodist Board Lofley Hinson Post 162, dith Lehman, re-elected Charles deVault was elected Reports were heard from the president; Mrs. Alma chairman of the official board following commissions: Ste- American Legion, and its of the First MethodlBt Chmch wardship and finance, Lyttle- Auxiliary Unit will con- Adamson, first vice-pres- at a meeting held In the church ton Tazewell; Christian and duct joint installation cer- ident; Mrs. George Fish- Monday night. social concern, Mrs. Leona Rev, Ernest Hawk presented Smith; worship, Mlas Nellie emonies at 8 p.m. Monday er, second vice-president; the slate selected by the jioml- Mollenhour, and education, in the Deerfield Beach Mrs. H. Ball, treasurer; natlng committee which was Jame s O'Neal. adopted unanimously as fol- Committee reports were -heard Women's club building on Mrs. Warren Reames, lows: from Earl Anderson, music, Hillsboro Boulevard. chaplain; Mrs. Louis Mo- Sidney Wells, vice-chairman; and Everett Bates, property. rin, historian; Mrs. Kruid- MrB. Doris Lambert, secretary The invocation was given The newly-elected post and John R. Brandt, treasurer. by Everett Bates. nier, sergeant-at-arms; The new chairman then made The meeting* was convened officers who will assume Mrs. Joseph Palmer, Mrs. an acceptance speech and ap- with a benediction by Rev. duties after the ceremon- pointed Everett Bates as chair- Hawk. After the meeting, mem- Prank Kingston, and Mrs. man of ushers. bers of the new board were ies are Charles Nelson, John Narrs, executive The meeting was conducted guests of Rev, and Mrs. Hawk commander, Glenn • C. committee members. by Paul Bebout Jr., chairman at the parsonage in Wlnfleld Stockdale, first vice- of the board for last year. Park. John Adams of Green- commander; John T. Hoff- acres City, the Legion's man, second vice-com- Ninth District commander, Fr. Stoutsenberger to Be ^••^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^@^^ffi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^g^^g^^^^^^^ mander; Fred H. Brown, and his staff of 10 Dis- This happy looking lad is finance officer; Treadwell trict officers will install Mike, aged five, son of Mr. Ireland, service officer; the new post officers. and Mrs. J. R. Brumley of Dan Kruidenier, chaplain; West Deerfield. -- Colony Instituted as Church Rector HOMJKSHKB Mrs. Tom Croft and her Rev. James C. Stoutsenberger William Bradford, ser- Studio Photo. Assembly of God young people, shown above, are making the Boca Raton staff of auxiliary district will be instituted as rector of geant-at-arms; Harold aides will install the St. Gregory's Episcopal Church Bible Grounds their headquarters for their two-week Summer camp program. Honor Pastor at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Whittier, historian; Arthur wome n*s group. Rev. Canon William L. Har- They will be followed by a large group from the United Presbyterian Church Criswel], adjutant, and Club Installs grave, Canon Actuary of the who will also make the Bible Grounds their headquarters for their annual The guest list includes On His Return Diocese of South Florida, will an executive committee Mayor Wilson Livor and represent the Bishop and insti- workshop.-Sand Photo. comprised of Kendall P. Next Week Rev. Ernest E. Hawk, pas- tute Fr. Stoutsenberger as the Phillip Campbell, mana- tor, will preach on "Father first Rector of St. Gregory's. " Collins, P. Herbert Bon- ger of the Veterans Ad- The North Broward and Religion" at the 10 a.m. The combined choirs will be net, James W. Dicks on, ministration office at Pt. Welcome Wagon Club will service Sunday at the First present, as well as the repre- hold its annual installa- Methodist Church. sentatives of the many church Church Services Roland E. Becker and Lauderdale. A buffet sup- The morning . church school organizations, the Congregation Charles Langston. per provided by the Aux- tion luncheon at noon hour has been changed to 9 and friends of the rector. BOCA RATON open daily from 10 am. to 1 p.m next Tuesday at Pal's a.m. and the church service CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Auxiliary officers to be iliary will follow the cer- hour from IX a.m. to 10 a.m. The vestry of St. Gregory's FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of the Rev. Andrew W. Solandt, emonies. Captain's Table. Church this week extended a Boca Raton. N. E. 2nd Ave. at Marion W. Grigsby installed are Mrs, Mere- A reception was held for the 8th Street, Rev. Ernest H awk, minister. Worship Service, 11 Mrs. John Christian pastor and his wife after the welcome to everyone to attend a.m. Delray Beach playhouse, Funeral services were the service and reception which pastor. Church School, 9:45 a.m. will be installed as the service last Sunday when It was Church service 11 a.m. Nursery west end of N.W. Ninth Street, held Saturday morning in learned they were to be re- will follow in the parish house. Delray Beach. new president. Other new The vestry of the church will available for children. MYF the Henderson Funeral turned to Boca Raton for the meets Sun. 6 p.m. In the Church Deerfield Personals officers to be installed third year. The Woman's So- take an active part in the ser- Chapel for Marion William vice of institution, and the Hall. Choir rehearsal Thursday, gle of Grand Rapids, are Mrs. Hurst Eckles, ciety and the Methodist Men's 8 p.m. Schedule for Summer Grigsby, 74, of 901 S.E. Recent guest of Mr. and groups shared in the recep- keys of the church, together Mrs. Walter G. Wells was Mich., and her brother, •first vice-president; Mrs. tion. with a copy of the Book of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Will Start Sunday 10th Terrace, Deerfield Common F/ayer and a Bible, CHURCH, 600 West Camino Real. Dr. John B. McKenna, Charles Doty of Bronx- Charles Larsch, second While the choir director, Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor, The First Presbyterian Beach, who died last Raymond Tofano, and the and a copy of the Canon Law psychiatrist at Dartmouth ville, N.Y. vice-president; Mrs. John of the Episcopal Churcb, will Service 11 a.m. Church School Church will begin its Summer Wednesday at Holy Cross church organist, Mrs, J.T. 9:30 a.m. Kenneth W. Hlgglns, services this Sunday. The wor- Hoffman, treasurer; Mrs. Kennedy, are on vacation the be presented to the rector when College and brother-in- Mrs. Lois Boles, a he receives his charge. Canon superintendent. ship hour will be at 9:30 a.m. Hospital. Edward Ludlam, record- choir will not hold a regular BIBLE CONFERENCE CHURCH, until the a econd S und ay in law of Mrs. Wells. He has Deerfield Beach Elemen- Thursday evening rehearsal. Hargrave will make a brief ad- Rev. ArJand Briggs of dress. on the Bible Conference Grounds, September. The pastor. Rev. returned to Hanover, N.H. tary School teacher, will ing secretary; Mrs. Paul Evening Methodist Youth Wendell P. Love] ess and C. Albert G. Shiphorst, will de- the Comraui ity Presby- Their son, Timothy, arriv- leave soon for a trip to Batterson, corresponding Fellowship groups have been Ernest Tatham, associate pastors, liver the sermon entitled, terian church officiated. Invited to meet at the parson- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday "When a Father Believes in ed this week for Summer Europe and the Middle secretary, and Mrs. O.J. age, 2120 N.E. Second Drive, Church Ladies Give worship 11 a,m. Wednesday An honor guard was sup- vacation from the School East. She will fly to Knapp, historian. during the Summer months for "Family Night" prayer service An Innovation in the order of plied by American Legion their social and recreational Shower for Missionary of Foreign Service in Cairo, Egypt, and then 7:30 p.m. wor ship will al so fc ak e pla ce Post 162. Mrs. Knapp is program programs. The Ladies of the Bible ST. G R E G O R Y'S EPISCOPAL on Sunday morning when the Georgetown University. cruise up the Nile to chairman, assisted by Mrs. Conference Church Missionary CHURCH, 245 E. Boca Raton pastor will include a Junior Mr. Grigsby came to Also arriving this week is Luxor. She will visit the Otto Umann, Mrs. Charles Fellowship held a shower for Road. Fall schedule 7:40 a.m.. Sermon for the benefit of the Florida two and a half Congregational Church Mrs. Roy Beverly at their Matins; 8 a.m, Holy Eucharist; children attending church Miss Dorothy w. Murphy, Holy Land and Turkey. Ewen, Mrs. W.B. Reamer, Has Services in June monthly meeting this week. 9 a.m. Family Eucharist and Sun- with their parents. years ago from Arlington who is connected with After a boat trip to visit Mrs. Erwin Wilkinson, All gifts were Items vital to day School; 11 a.m. Holy Eucha- The Church School sessions Heights, 111. He was a The Congregational Church Harvard Medical School. the islands in the Bospo- Mrs. Earl Lefever, Mrs. everyday living which are im- rist and sermon the first and third have b een eliminated for the World War 1 veteran, a for the people of Boynton possible to purchase on Long Sundays; 11 a,m. Morning Prayer Summer months. Miss Mirphy is here to rus and the Aegean Sea, George Sniffer, Mrs. S.C. Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Island in the Grand Bahamas. and sermon the sec aid and fourth member of the Lofley Hin- Raton will continue holding attend the American Medi- she will return to Rome Higgins, Mrs. Lei and The Beverlys, who are going Sundays. Week Days'; Tuesday son American Legion Post services of worship throughout over as missionaries, plan to and Friday, 7:15 a.m. Matins; Father's Day to Be cal Association conven- and board a bus to cross Ranson and Mrs. Charles June in the Delray Beach Play- leave early this Summer. 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. Holy Observed at Calvary 162 and a member of the tion in Miami and will the continent to Oslo, Karr. house each Sunday at 11 a.m. Bill Barr, youth director for Days as announced. Thursday, Community Presbyterian Next Sunday's sermon by the the teen-age group at the Bible 9:40 Matins; 10 a.m. Holy Euch- Father's Day will be observed spend a few days with Norway. One of the fea- minister, Rev. Andrew W. So- arist, 10:30 a.m>. Women's Auxi- during the Sunday School Hour Church. He was a retired the Wells. landt, will be on the subject, Conference, took over 30 teen- tures of the trip will be a Two Cheerleaders agers and chaperones for a liary Workshop; 5 p.m. Sacrament of Calvary Baptist Church of auditor. stop in Rotterdam to "Four Worlds." These ser- three-day retreat at Daytona of Penance. The Rev. James C, North Pompano as all fathers in Mr. and Mrs. John C. At Camp This Week vices will be discontinued dur- Stoutsenberger Piiest-in charge. the congregation are specially He is survived by his visit the International ing July and August. Beach. recognized Sunday. Hackney of Penwood, Pastor Wendell P. Loveless ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC wife, Anna Marie, and a N.J., and their son, Gene, Flower Show. Deama Baker and Barbara will resume his series of ser- PARISH. Sunday 7, 9, and 10:30 In the 11 a.m« service. Pastor son, Richard G., both of Attend Church Regularly mons on the Revelation at the masses at toeCatholi c Parish Wes Auger will speak on "Is are spending their vaca- Dr. and Mrs. William ' Kley, both of Boca Raton, 11 a.m. service this Sunday Hail, 155 N. W. 20th St. Confes- God the Father of All?" Deerfield Beach, and a tion at the home of Mr. are representing Seacrest morning and Pastor Ernest C. sions will be heard every Satur- In the 7:30 evening service brother, Owen E. Grigsby Cody have as guests Dr. P astor Aug er will continu e and Mrs. L.A. Morris in High School this week at Trinity Tatham will again show slides day from 5-6 and 7-8 p.m. Daily of Batavia, 111. and Mrs. C.L. Beye of of the Holy Land at the evening mass week days 7:30 a.m. Rev. the special series of sermons the Cove. Sioux City, Iowa, for a Camp Sparta in Seabring. service. "obert F.Reardon, administrator, on perplexing problems as he speaks on, "Who Will We sSe Burial was in Forest The week is being held in Reformed ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN 11 Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael few days. The two doc- CHURCH, 190 E, Roval Palm Rd. in Heaven? , Lawn Memorial Gardens Malone have left their tors are former asso- conjunction with the Ameri- By 1900, Marconi wireless Divine services 8:30 a.m.; The nursery of Calvary Bap- in Pompano Beach. Church devices were installed in Sunday School 9:30 a.m. The tist Church has been air-con- home in the Cove to spend ciates. Dr. Cody is here can Cheerleaders Associati- Rev. E. Kienenger, pastor. ditioned. Ross Henderson Fune- the summer at their Sum- to attend the American on. Both girls are cheerlea- DeerfielJ Women's three U. S. Navy ships. ral Service was in charge Club on Hwy 810 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of mer home at Fourth Lake, Medical Association con- ders at Seacrest. BocaRaton, 162W. Palmetto Park USE CLASSIFIED ADS of arrangements. Just off FeJ. Highway Rd, Rev, R. D. Clement, pastor, . N.Y., in the Adirondacks. vention in Miami. ROYAL PALM Morning worship 11 a.m. Sunday With their son and daugh- Roger Huck, son of Mr. Sunday School School 9:45 a.m. B.T.U. 6:30 p.m. ter, Kevin and Michele, and Mrs. Walter Huck, is BAPTIST CHURCH Evening worship 7:30 each Sun- BETHESDA HOSPITAL FUND 9:30 A.M. day. Mid-week prayer service, they will also visit rela- home for the summer from - CONSERVATIVE - Wed. 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal IN MEMORY OF DONOR tives in Utica, N.Y., and the University of Miami. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The nursery Stanley C. Vlckers Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McConnell plan a trip to Canada. Morning Worship Parks Hunt, Pastor is open at all of these services. Mrs. Viola L. Neff Board of Directors of the Bethesda Guests of the Hueks are CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR, Memorial Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. DRIVE-IN THEATRE 10:30 A.M. -i SUNDAY SERVICES - Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J.W. pipes S. Fed. Hwy. Deerfield 9:35 Sunday;School Services: Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Delia Rider Goldberg have returned to Swanson of Bergenfield, for which there is a nursery avail- Manor Marine Club Lexington, Ky., after N.J. Now Playing Thru Fri. Evening Worship 11:00 Morning Worship able. Youth Fellowship 6: 45p.m. Edward J. Robare Mr. and Mrs. Charles Senior 7:30 Evening Worship Evening service at 7:30 Tuesday, t< tt Mr. and Mrs, Paul E. Gringle visiting Mr. and Mrs. 7:00 P.M. evening Senior rehearsal. Wednes- Mrs. Clarence (Flossie) William w. McCauley of Patio Party Is Given Rossano Mitzi - LOCATED" IN THE - day evening Bible study hour at Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Senior the Cove and attending a By Mrs. Betty Baker Brazzi Gaynor The Rev* Vernon Hoffman 7: 30. Government Bldg. 8th Ave. Mrs. Wllford (Edna)BIanchett Board of Directors of the Bethesda Chamber of Commerce Efldg. and 32nd St. Boca Air Base. Memorial Fund convention in Miami Mrs. Betty Baker enter- Pastor Deerfield Beach, Florida ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH- Adolph H. Dillman Beach. tained Friday at her home SOUTH Temporary Location: Moonhill C.H. McQueen Mr. and Mrs, Thomas E, Wool bright with a patio party. Apartments, 325 N.W. 40th Street. First Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Henry PACIFIC William M. Deutschmann, pastor. John I. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Gringle Mellon and children, Peter Guests attending were ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 9:30 a.m. The church at study. Gift to Hospital C.E. Tobias Harry N. Mansfield and Arlene, have just re- Mrs. Russ Willis, Mrs. Shown at 8:15 only 180 East Royal Palm Road 10:30 a.m. The church at wor- Boynton Beach Police Department Ralph Snarbrough, Miss Summer Schedule BMD. Fred Hammett Mr. and Mrs. Al Semosh turned from spending a Plus Technicolor Feature Anna Rose Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jan»ps o. Craig few days at Grand Ba- Gene Walthers, Mrs. Walter Gift to Hospital THE LIVING SWAMP DIVINE SERVICE 8:30 A.M. DEERFIELD BEACH Anne M. Bertram hama. Huck, Mrs. Arthur Meis- ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC "Oma" Andersen Dr. and Mrs. James R. Nieder Shown at 7:30 & 11:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. PARISH. Masses 8, 9, and 11 Mrs. Peter (Cora) Delln Mrs. W.J. Cathcart Mr. and Mrs. Prank ter, Mrs. Prank Crane and The Rev, E. Kienenger, Pastor a.m, held in the Pompano «< IC Mrs. Edith D. Wright Crane will leave next Mrs. Earl Post. Beach Roller Skating Arena, Gift to Hospital Mrs, GeofgeS, (Renee C.) Amory SATURDAY N.E. 12th Avenue, near 3900. Zalmon Gilbert Simmons Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bond week for a trip around Tne Rev. John MasAtavey.pastor. Clinton J. Maull Lillian B. Maull and son. Col. the world. They will sail Interior and Color-Action-Romanee FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH," Deer- Harold V. Maull Clark Eleanor First Presbyterian Church field Beach. N.E. 2nd St., Rev. Gift toHospltal A group of appreciative mothers of out of New York on the Exterior G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Morning Children Liberty and pick up their Gable Parker worship 11 a.m. Sunday school Contributions may be sent to Bethesda Memorial Fund. BoJ 461, 600 West Camino Real 8:45. Evening worship service Delray Beach. cruise ship, the Viet- The KING and FOUR .7:30. BTU 6:30'Mid-week prayer, - Nam, in Prance. Some of EASY - ON QUEENS service, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Willis Entertains the stops on their itinera- SUMMER WORSHIP HOUR COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Carol Meister Gets In color at 7:30 only CHURCH of DeerfieldBeach, Sun- At 'Bon Voyage' Party Degree at U. of Miami ry will be India, Egypt, Vinyl Plastic 930 AM. day school 9:30 a.m. under the Mrs. Russ Willis was Arabia, Singapore, Ma- William Jennifer direction of Rev. Samuel Horton. Carol Meister, daughter nila, Hong Kong, Japan Paint Holden Jones Morning worship, 11 a.m. Rev. hostess to a luncheon par- of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur 50 Sermon Arland Brlggs, pastor. ty in her home Friday. It and Hawaii. They will LOVE IS A MANY CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Meister, was graduated end up in Monterey, Wes Auger, pastor, 1 block west was a "bon voyage" par- cum laude from the Uni- SPLENDORED THING of U. S. No. 1 and 1 block north of Calif., where their son, Per 3 ty honoring Mrs. Prank "When A Father Sample Road. Worship service 11 versity of Miami last Pvt. Prank Crane Jr., is Gallon n color at 9:15 only a.m, Sunday School 9:45. Gospel Crane, who is leaving for Thursday with a Bachelor Believes Sn God" preaching service 7:30 p.m. Prayer stationed at the language Clifton Dorothy Meeting Wednesday »'30. a trip around the world. of Business Administra- school in the Presidio. TRINITY REFORMED CHURCH, The centerpiece was a tion degree. She was giv- Webb McGuire Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst Deerfieid Women's Club. HillB- DfXff boro Boulevard. Deerfield Beaoh, replica of the ship Liberty en an award from the Mr. and Mrs. John Rin- THREE COINS IN Pastor Morning Service 10:30 H,m. Sunday on which Mrs. Crane will Women's Student Organi- gle are. hosts to a family THE FOUNTAIN School 9:30 a.m. Sunday evening travel and individual zation, one of seven out reunion in their Cove PAINT CO. In color at 11:00 only church service 7 p.m. Rev, Vernon Hoffman, pastor. ships were favors for the of 4,000, for being an out- Beach Club apartment. 904 N. Dixie Hwy. (Air Conditioned and Heated) guests. standing student. Visiting them are his SUNDAY-MONDAY DELRAY BEACH Guests attending were mother, Mrs. Albert Rin- Boca 6030 CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dayton D. Carol was a member of Yul Gina Smith, minister, Bible Study at 9 Mrs. Ralph Sharbrough, the Newman club, treasur- a.m. worship 9:45 a.m. Delray Miss Gene Walthers, Mrs. Brynner Lollabrigida Wom-n's Club Bldg. S.E. 5th Ave. er of the Business Educa- SOLOMON and SHEBA at 5 th St. Betty Baker, Mrs. Arthur tion Association, treasur- In color at 9:15 only FIRST METHODIST FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Meister, Mrs. Walter SCIENTIST. S.E. Seventh Ave. er of the new dorm, as yet and Second St., Delray Be a c h. Huck, Mrs. Harry Mellon unnamed, and has been DELRAY DRIVE-IN Victor Yvonne CHURCH Services Sunday. ,11 a.m^Wed., and Mrs. Prank Gibson consistently on the dean's DELRAY BEACH Mature DeCarlo 8 p.m. Sunday School ut 11 a.m. and Mrs. Thomas Gibbons list. Reading Room, 168 S.E. 7th Ave., Now Thru Monday ... No Advance In Price ! TIMBUKTU 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton of Pompano Beach. At 7:30 only ST. GREGORYS ADVENT - SUMMER SCHEDULE - TUES'.-WED. EPISCOPAL LUTHERAN CIIUKCII Alain Mylene Sunday Schoof-9 AM. CHURCH - The A.L.C. - Delon Demongeot 245 East Boca Raton Road Moonhill Apartment TME BIG THREE Church Service-10 AM. SUNDAY SERVICES: 325 N.W. 40th St., Boca Raton keep your home so cool MURDERESSES 7:40 Matins 9:30—The Church at Study so colorfully Comedy in color at SERMON 8:00 Holy Eucharist 10:30—The Church at Worship For FREE Estimates 7:30 & 11:15 9:30 Instruction Class THE STORY OF SIMON PETER OF GALILEE! (Sunday School) Sermon: Phone CR 8-5381 "Father and Religion" 10:00 Morning Prayer TECHNICOLOR* • PANAYIS10N Edw, G. Rod and Sermon "The Step at the Top" DELRAY AWNING Robinson Steiger The Rev. James c. stout- William M. Deutschman Co., inc. Plus ! Walt Disney's "SAMOA" SEVEN THIEVES senberger, Rector. Pastor-Ernest E. Hawk Pastor 58 S.E. 4th Ave., DelrayJ At 9:30 Pedestrians Killed Thursday, June 16, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 Because they crossed be- tween intersections, 2,910 Newly Arrived! Wide Selection I pedestrians were killed and Personals Mrs. #>hn Chambers has embassy friends. They have 66, 030 injured last year on returned from a trip on the purchased a carin Italy and Authentic United States roads. Santa Paula out of Port Ever- , will tour Europe until they glades. She went first to return in September. MILK GLASS New York City, then to the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Closing-Out West Indies, Venezuela, Peirce left last week to Air-conditioned Aruba, and returned by the spend the Summer in Nar- Open All Summer All Toys.-% Off way of Kingston, Jamaica, beth, Pa., and Cape May, and Nassau. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. James Cald- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baker well left New York last Sa- have returned from a season 71 So. Fed. Hwy. turday for a three-months of traveling around the coun- New Phone No. 4824 trip. They will go to Pa- try. They spent some time kistan and Kasmir, where in La Jolla, Santa Barbara they have taken a house for and San Francisco, Calif. FBCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. several days while they visit Louisville, Ky., their for - mer home, was a stop-off point on the way back to Your Insurance Needs Are Our Business Everything for Florida where they saw the Our Only Business Is Insurance A\TI) ST1REO& HI-FI Kentucky Derby and visited Serving You Will Be Our Pleasure WIDTHS * Consoles many friends. FOR * Components Robert W. Lynch Jr. of Palmetto Park Arcade MUST \1EN1 * Record Albums New York Cityis a guest of Completing final plans for the Boca Raton branch of Bethesda Memorial Hospital Off. Ph. 6326 © his brother and his wife, Mr. 131 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. * Repair Service Auxiliary coffee to beheld at the American Legion Home at 10 o'clock this morn- Res. Ph. 6327 and Mrs. Eugene Lynch. ing are oo mmittee members, left to right, Mrs. Edward P. Nesbitt, Mrs. James Boca Raton, Fla, NOW IN THEIR * Custom Home A group of friends gave a S. Stowell, Mrs. Charles K. Boas, Mrs. William Robbins Jr., Mrs. D. L. Peters and NEW HOME at Installation surprise party for Harold Mrs. James McGoldrick. Not pictured is committee member Mrs.Lester Cadman. CHARLES C. Reid on his birthday recently — Boca Raton News Photo. Bryant and served coduails REGISTER NOW! Welsh's SQUIRES and a buffet supper around Circle Makes Plans the pool at the Reid home. For Benefit Luncheon Beginners BOOTERY Aldrich Corner Approximately 30 guests at- Phone BOCA 4373 tended. Plans were discussed for a U9 Palmetto Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford benefit luncheon to be given Class Smith and daughter, Made- for the Morning Star School in line, of Ithaca, N. Y., and in Lartana at a meeting of LAMPS GALORE !.. Mrs. Clara Ross Boca Nagra the Boca Raton circle at the of Miami, formerly of home of Mrs. Nicholas SQUARE Ithaca, were weekend Aprigliano. 3 PC CURVED guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. The luncheon will beheld DANCING Rittenhouse of Country Club in July at Mrs. Aprigliano's SECTIONAL ti29 95 Village. home. FOAM Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tofano Reports were given by Mrs. The WAGON WHEEL and children, Mark, Dennis Mary Steele and Mrs. Domina and Roberta, of Boca Raton Jalberton the planned acti- 11 N.E. 3rd Avenue •Hills, left last Saturday vities of the auxiliary for the Delray Beach for a vacation trip to New coming year. Britain, Conn. They will al- The nest meeting will be JACK DAVIS , W. Palm Beach so go to Buchanan, Mich., to held at the home of Mrs. STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM visit Mr. and Mrs. Philip Franklin Oliver in Deerfield Instructor HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Lord, former residents of Beach. Boca Raton. They plan to re- Refreshments were served CalS CR6-4451 for Information turn June 27. On the way Elizabeth Gill, right, daughter of Mrs. Nellie P. Gill of by the hostess. they are taking Mrs. Nick Delray Beach was recently awarded a scholarship for nursirg Lunger and son, Dennis, to by Mrs. Walter Perry, left, and Mrs. Broward P. McClellan, Swansboro, N. C., where she center, representing the donor, the Bethesda Memorial EBB TIDE will visit her family until Women's Auxiliary. -- Photo by Stan Sheets. DRAPERIES Aug. 2 when her husband, Pa- Restaurant & Lounge trolman Allen "Nick" Lun- Kindergarten In Recognition Given Custom-Tailored in our • SEA FOOD SPECIALITIES ger, can join her there. ToBa Uchairme n own Workrooms Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mosher New Location • STEAKS . CHOPS The Parent-Teacher Asso- National recognition by will leave soon to spend the ciation-sponsored kinder- the American Heart Associ- Beautifully made — never "skim- Summer at their home in ation's president, A. Carlton y Full Course Dinners from $L95 garten which has been held in py"py"; ; tabletbldd tto exact ddimensionsns; Nutley, N. J. They will re- Ernstene, M. D., has been double hems; widths serged; sel- turn to Boca Raton in the St, Gregory's Episcopal 4 MILES NORTH OF Church had a moving day Sa- received by Mrs. Carleton vages cut off; hems and front We Cater To Fall. R. Dodge, chairman, and BOCA ON U.S. 1 turday. New quarters have edges blind-stitched; patterns Parties & Weddings Ken Linden has arrived Nathan Cummings, co- matched; crinoline in tops. CR-8-1741 from a trip to New York been set up in the First Bap- 'ehairrnan of the 1960 Palm City. tist Church. Beach Heart Ball, and by NO CHARGE FOR MAKING when Members of the Board of full length and in materials from Mrs. Ralph T. Tyner Jr., $1.88 yard. Directors appointed for the chairman of the Fiesta del coming year are Mrs. Walter Corazon Heart Ball in Boca We service and maintain FREE Grenell, chairman, Mrs. Raton. OF CHARGE every drapery rod Paul Bebout Jr., vice-chair- This type ofrecognition we sell and install, for as long man; Mrs. Harry Sorenson, has never been granted be- as you use it. secretary; Mrs. George Tar- fore to any volunteers in the ver, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas chapter. Both Heart Balls Fleming Jr., publicity; Mrs. received national publicity John Alley, ways and means; Mrs. John Feldmann, indoor Luncheon Bridge Given equipment; Robert" Boldizar, By Mrs. H.L. Smith playground;Paul Matwiy and Robert Trafford, professional Mrs. H. L. Smith enter- standards, and P. T. A. re- tained at a luncheon bridge presentatives Richard Fish in her home recently. and J. C. Haney. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Attending were Mrs. E. J. A meeting of the board of Zinnin, Mrs. Leo McManus, N. W. 13th Street at F. E. C. R. R. directors was held recently Mrs. E. V. Mendenhall, Mrs, P. 0. Box 515 Telephones 8588 - 8589 at the home of Mrs. John E. W. Orrosion, Mrs. Robert Alley. Jackson, Mrs. George Gordon and Mrs. Grace Keeler. DRAPING she GOLD COAST TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE ALL EQUIPMENT Cattle Herds at Peak STORE HOURS - 9 to 5:30 Monday - Saturday PLACING AND FINISHING RADIO DISPATCHED A record 101, 520, 000 head Total investment per farm PATIO WORK of cattle were feeding on worker in the U. S. averages COVE CENTER 3415 so. Federal Hwy. EELER, Inc. grass or grain in the United $20,700 compared with (East of Federal on Delray Beach, Florida Hillsboro) Deerfield Beach States last Jan. 1, represent- $15, 300 per manufacturing CRestwood 8-2877 ing an increase of nearly Boca 5600 worker, accordirg to the FREE ESTIMATES 4,900, 000 head during 1959. Florida Farm Bureau.

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Make us your headquarters for A LLyourfinancial needs! FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 16, 1960 by saritary fill only with Fewer Sweet Potatoes Public Forum burning prohibited. Americans consumed only Through My 1068 S. W. Third St., Yours truly, 7. 3 pounds of sweet potatoes BOGA RATON NEWS Boca Raton, Fla. W.J. MC ALOON per person last year. June 13, 1960 Window Editor, 151 Royal Palm Road Boca Raton, Florida Boca Raton News: Attention all voters Phone 3767, 3768 or 376? Almost every evening of Published Every Thursday By BEATRICE LANDRY late we have been forced to endure a foul-smelling smog and taxpayers of originating from the Boca Ra- Halford R. Houser, Publisher Now that graduation time U over we wonder what the youngsters are planning for the years ahead. ton garbage dump and from H. Clay Riley, Business and Advertising Manager ' For those who have just graduated from Junior High School a similar dump just over the Boca Raton I Rodney G. Brower, Circulation and promotion Manager county line in Deerfield the course ahead is well charted. They will go on to high THESE ARE THE FACTS ABOUT YOUR 203 Beach. Sometimes the pall Beatrice Landry, News Editor school and walk the paths of higher learning. Although there ACRE AIRSTRIP THAT YOU SHOULD KNOW. Helen Murphy, Classified Advertising Manager is much classwork involved these students will find happy is so thick it obscures the' outlooks in social and athletic activities and find it is not streetlights and deposits an 1. The F.A.A. (Federal Aviation Association) Entered as second class matter at the post office all. work without play. They will gradually become more evil, greasy mess on win- states, this runway will be kept open for air- craft use regardless of who. has ownership of of Boca Raton, Fla., December 1,>1955 learned and more adult as the years pass until their time dows and furniture tops. said property. comes to be graduates. Disposal of garbage and Subscription Rqtes: J year $4.00; 6 months $2.50 Some of this year's high school graduates will go out into trash by burning is" as archaic 2. Of the 203 acres, approximately 150 acres the wide world in search of employment. Prospects are not as the open sewers of the could be used for leasing purpose such as in- so bright this year for these Seniors as it has been some other middle ages. The Dade dustries, aircraft, maintenance, etc., or part of years. Jobs are scarcer and they will have to have more to County Health Department this land could be used by the City of Boca Ra- offer. They will have to take everything they have learned has prohibited burning in- ton for city maintenance equipment and materi- Editorial several North Dade Commu- als, Fire and P olice substations, High School these last few years and put it to good work in securing a MAKE BOCA RATON'S GROWTH SOUD job. nities forcing resort to dis- facilities, civic recreational area, or for any They will have to learn that it is a competitive world of posal by sanitary fill. We in other much needed civic use. The census figures released last week beyond reason in some instances, making Boca Raton should resort to business and to get ahead one must act like anadult and 3. City ownership and operation of this 203 acres showed that from 1950 to 1960 Boca Raton it very difficult for an investor to improve the sanitary fill method pen- have adult discipline in all matters. gives Boca Raton greater asset for raising was the fastest growing city in Palm Beach the land and still obtain a return on his in- ding the removal of the pre- Many things will count, such as neatness of appearance, necessary bond issues, for purchase of beach County which, as everyone knows, is one vestment. In time the value of the land sent dump to a less promi- promptness and an eagerness to learn a job. Many will be and other civic needs. of the fastest growing counties in the Uni- will probably catch up with today's prices, given on-the-job training inlieu of experience. nent location and the, new ted States. but meanwhile risk capital is not encour- It won't be easy but then most worthwhile things don't dump, when established, 4. Gives the city much needed local control and aged to go ahead. The census should put Boca Raton's come easily and it won't take long before they find them- should be chosen for disposal regulation of this property. A more realistic approach to real estate growth in proper proportion. There had selves in the swing of things and looking ahead to the next 5. Besides giving the citizens of Boca Raton been statements that the city's population values would be helpful to the community step up. REALTORS OF much needed revenue and community prestige, was 8, 000 or 9, 000, whereas the actual as.a whole. Some of the Seniors already are planning to go on to col- BOCA RATON it could help develop Boca Raton into a well countshowed 6,891. Yet this 6, 891 repre- Allcommuniti.es on the Gold Coast will lege to pursue careers. Some plan to be doctors, some rounded resort and recreational area of the sented an increase of 594 percent over the continue to grow because of the influx of lawyers, some engineers, some scientists and some teachers. The following are world. (With the help of industry to foot part members of the figure of 992 in 1950. new people. But Boca Raton has special Whatever they chose to do, go to work, or goon with Boca Raton Board of the bill.) In the present situation, we find two ex- factors favoring it. Among them is the pros- their educations, we are proud of our graduates this year of Realtors. Doing pect for the new state university to start business with 6. The Boca Raton Aviation Association, with the tremes. Some people let their imaginations and know they will be successful in whatever field they them you are as-' aid of other groups and prominent citizens, has soon. sured the highest run wild and see Boca Raton as a large, choose. type of service been proud to help you,, the citizens of Boca booming city within short order. Others, Still another is the large area, nearly all — . that can be admin- Raton, to get ownership and control of this istered in the field possibly disheartened because of a business of Whichison high ground, that gives Boca of Real Estate valuable property. (The Aviation Association lull or a slowdown in building, see only Ratona chance for bro'ad expansion denied Practice. has not fought against the University and has dark clouds on the horizon. The true pic- to some nearby cities. ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- no intention of fighting it because most of the eral Hwy., Phone 4249. ture lies"somewhere between. A third advantage is that Boca Raton has W. P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal members are in favor of it. These people, band- Boca Raton will continue to grow, steadi- been planned better than some of its sister Hwy., Phone 8621. ed together, have fought the last two City Com- BENSON REALTY, 50IE. Pal- ly and surely, but there will be ups and communities, for example, in providing metto Park Rd.,J?hone 5435.^ missions and will fight on to prevent any future downs along the way. The path will not be sewerage facilities. This is a vexing prob- CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 City Commission from giving your 203 acres E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. away without your consent.) completely smooth. But for those who plan lem in some places which tends to curtail Now that the school year tools where outsiders can get Box 354, Phone 9166. their operations on a sound basis and keep growth. is over, it is time for vaca- at them. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., 7. The Aviation Association knows the value of it there, the future can be rewarding. Do not tell neighbors, Phone 5473. All these factors add up to a bright pros- tions to start. And for those ORYAL E. HAD LEY, 400 E. this property and potential income that would Possibly the greatest obstacle to more pect for Boca Raton, but the future will be taking longer than weekend friends or work associates Palmetto Park Road. Phone 8708. run well over actual University income in local rapid expansion of the business community built more solidly if we keep our feet on vacations the Boca Raton of valuables you have lying F. WOQDROW KEETQN, 2950 revenue. is the inflated price of some business land. the ground and not let our imaginations Police Department has a few around. In fact, don't leave N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996 LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West Let's all get together to hold these 203 acres for Speculationhas driven up the priceof land run away with us. tips to -make homecoming them around, use a bank Palmetto Park Road, Phone safety deposit box. 3737. ' our mutual benefit. pleasant rather than unplea- RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto sant. Be sure to close garage Park Road. Phone 8077. Contact your City Commissioners and ask them to PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM DANGER J.C.MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. People often leave their doors. An empty garage with Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. get this 203 acre property of youisback that was This is vacation season for children Children should not be permitted to go homes for a vacation with- the doors open is a good sign I. MARIO PETRUZELLI, 2325 given away so freely without your consent or refe- home from school. N. Ocean Blvd. Boca Raton. boating withoutan adult to supervise. All out giving thought to the that no one is at home. Phone 9418, rendum vote. It is also a season of danger for them if children should learn to swim. precaution recommended All these precautions are F. BYRON PARKS, 399 E. Pal- they are not properly advised of dangers. . metto Park Road, Phone 5151, How can a City Commissioner be an "Indian Giv- One of the advantages children in Boca by police, windows are left easy to follow and involve EARLE J. ROBBINS, 1941 N. er" when he tries to give away something that is •The largest number of children killed in Federal Hwy., Phone 5022. Ratonhaveis the Summer recreation pro- open, keys left under the virtually no expenditure, J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 traffic accidents are in the five to 14-year- not his. I would say he just has no respect for the gram sponsored by the city s Recreation door ma tor in the mail box, but they may mean you'll S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744. people he is representing and was not sincere in old group and most are killed during va- WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- Department, which gives them super- the house is kept completely be able to come home to eral Hwy., phone 9271. the promises he made to them. cations. TOWN and CO.UNTRY, 164 E.. vised play. Even here, they need to be dark or lights are kept bunch- everything you left after a Many children go to Summer camps. ' Boca Raton Rd. Phono h*si careful. ing 24 hours a day. Any one vacation trip. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF The child should be warned f certain FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmettt o of these things tell that the Park Road, Phone 5408. This advertisement presented as a Public Service hazards there, such as poison ivy, oak Teaching a child safety has two advan- WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 b family is away. Depend on Nile River and sumac. He should also be. taught to tages: (1) It will help to keephim from Federal Hwy., Phone 8TP8. The Police Department re- Egypt's 25, 000, 000 people M.N.WEIR 8s SONS, INC. 470 S. beware of poisonous snakes. All campers harm and (2) it will inculcate habits that depend on the Nile River for Federal Hwy., Phone 3717. should have a first aid kit with a snake will stand him in good stead as he grows commends: 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496 Leave one or two lamps virtually every drop of water KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. bit remedy included. to adulthood. Royal PalmRoadPhone 5313. connected to an automatic they use. timer to turn lights on and REGARDING BOOKS off regularly each evening. This makes the residence look lived in and is a good Was It Marlowe, Not Shakespeare ? protective measure. BY LAWRENCE DAME Marlowe is supposed to Close and lock all doors Will's works. He listed these OUT WHERE THE COUNTRY CAN The man who killed have been killed in a tavern carefully, then.delved into and windows. Use pin tumb- TEAR A TRUCK TO PIECES- Shakespeare -- as a writer -- brawl in 1593, while Will histories and archives in ler cylinder locks on all out- is sojourning in Florida with lived on till 1616. Hoffman England. Shakespearean side doors and safety latches a smile on the eve of the is- insists, however, that the champions, who are legion, on windows. Chevy sue of 100, 000 paperbacks world's greatest literary hoax of course, referred to the Cancel milk and newspa- which will, he hopes, spread concerned the slaying of New Yorker as "thatdread- per deliveries. An accumu- his iconoclastic theories some anonymous person for lation of milk bottles and middleweights over an even wider area than ful American." '.Hoffman Marlowe, while the latter, persisted. newspapers on the steps is a did his first hard-covered l a Cambridge scholar, slipped He discovered that not a sure sign no one is home. book, "The Murder of the get /i more away to the continent to live single mention of Shakes- Notify the Police Depart- Man Who Was Shakespeare. " in secret, and to write more peare as a writer existed du- ment as to the date you are It's all a matter of who of the work for which Shakes- ring the period of his life. leaving and the date you will. work done really wrote the tragedies, peare, only an actor and real return. Tell them where you comedies and somets ge- He lacked the education estate operator, not a writer may be reached and a key nerally attributed for 300 Marlowe had, essential to in a day! at all, later gained fame, for your premises obtained. years to the Immortal Will. great literature. He never When yo u plan to be aw ay, Where they used to deliver 2,300 According to Calvin Hoff- Hoffman's suspicions of went to a university and Shakespeare arose when read- never even owned a book, have your post office stop gallons of liquefied petroleum gas man, scholarly New Yorker in other trucks, Petrolane Gas who has been tearing the ing such plays by Marlowe as so far as the records state. mail deliveries and make sure no store deliveries will Service of Long Beach, California, foundations away from the "The Jew of Malta" and Even in his will, Shakespeare can now deliver 3,500 gallons a Bard of Avon for 17 years, "Tamburlaine. " He noted made no mention of the dis- arrive in your abserce. day! That's 7 days a week usually, Christopher Marlowe really thousands of phrases found position of literary creations, Have your telephone dis- over back trails and up into high fid the job. more or less verbatim in and his contemporaries never connected if you are away rock country with maximum GVW even referred to him as a some time. Have your lawn loads. And with Chevy's Torsion- scribe. mowed and sidewalk swept Spring Ride paving every foot of the way! "You don't get any more Think It Through What, then really did at least once a week while you're gons. jolting on washboard roads than happen? Hoffman says that you do in a passenger car, or any Plight of the Railroads Marlowe, writing what now Leave shades and blinds sideswatj on curves," says driver most people consider to be as you normally would when Bernie Stone. "I used to take some BY E. F. HUTTON Will's works, got into trouble you are home, never close rough roads at from 5 to 8 miles Most of our railways were laid around 100 years ago, with with the Crown through his them completely. Tell one an hour. Now I can go 30 over many stations only seven to 10 miles apart., Now, however, atheism. He had a powerful neighbor when you are lea- them." Petrolane has over 200 Chevrolets hauling for them. the competition of automobiles, trud

• •••••& Also home for the Summer trip which will tane her to Dr. Vaughan On Committee Personals vacation from Carlisle Mi- Georgia, Philadelphia, Har- John Olsson of the U. S. Pacific Grove, Calif., to vi- litary Academy, Bamberg, risburg, Pa., and Washing- Appointment of Dr. L. G. the three-county area in Navy is home on leave for sit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C., are Billy Eubanks, ton, D. C. .Vaughan Jr. of Boca Raton which its members practice. about 10 days from his sta- William Light of Boca Villas, Louis Lanflisi and Bill Mrs. Harold Turner and as chairman of the Florida tion in Milwaukee;. He is the is Dr. William Light III. Dr. Brindle. Mrs. Thomas Giles left Mon- East Coast Optom etric Asso - Newcomers to Hold son of Mr, and Mrs. John Lightis here to attend a me- Mrs. MargaretLynchand day for a two-week trip to ciation's educational com- Covered Dish picnic dical convention in Miami. Mrs. Ruth Benson were mo- Hawaii. They went to Wa- mittee was announced by Olsson. the organization this week. Mr. and Mrs. Irel D. Pence Mrs. Nathan Fitch left re- dels in a fashion show held shington, D. C., then to Wil- Members of the New - and son, Craig, ofPeru.Ind., cently for Connecticut with at the Lauderdale Yacht mington, Del. Their plane Dr. Vaughan was named comers Club will hold a are guests of Mr. and Mrs. her nephew, Jimmy Fitzge- Club. On Saturday Mrs. will leave from the New-to the post by Dr. R. Dale covered dish picnic at 4 p. James Sterling of Country rald. She plans to be gone Benson modeled fashions castle Airport directly for Cline, president, at a meet- m. Saturday • at*the Scout Club Village. Pence is Mrs. until the Fourthof July week- with her daughter, Debbie, Honolulu. On the way back ing of the association in Hut OE Craw ford Avenue in r -, Sterling's brother. end. at the Boca Raton Cabana they will stop off in San Lake Worth. Memorial Park. Y Mr. and Mrs. George Bo- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mor- Club. Fraricisco, Calif., for a few There will be games and gart of Royal Palm Yacht and rison and children left for Jack Schoonmacher has days. The group also announced establishment of a commit- prizes for all. Country Club have as their Atlantic Beach, Long Island, returned home from the Mr. and Mrs. Machlin tee ©consider proposals for guests her brother-in-law and to spend several weeks. hospital and is recuperating Benaugh of San Antonio, Mrs. Carl Ebert, president, sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas and Jerry Becker, very well. Texas, are the house guests a community-service pro- w ill be in charge assisted by ject benefitting all cities in members of the board. S. Brewster of Lakeland, Fla. sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Helen Robeson left this of Alma Tilosten. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. O'Con- Becker, are home for the nor left recently to spend, the Summer vacation from Summer at Lake George, N. Spring Hill College, Mobile, NO DOWN PAYMENT FIRST PAYMENT Y. Ala. A recent guest of Mr. and Lt. Col. Arthur L. Lam- W!TH TRADE AUGUST 1st. Mrs. Lewis Simmonds was bert, stationed in Washing- Gordon Best, who has re- ton, D. C., is visiting his This little charmer is Debra Marie, six-month-old daugh- turned to his home in Ken- wife and "family in Country Latest ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fifer, 24 Ipswich Street, Boca nilworth, 111. Club Village for two weeks. Raton. -- Colony Studio Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huck Steve Drayer, a Junior at Mode! TWO-DOOR left recently to spend two Wabash College in Craw- In 1911 radio was installed The Navy Nurse Corps-ce- months at their Summer fordsville, Ind., is home for Supreme Refrigerator in a naval aircraft for the lebratedits52nd birthday on home in Hingham, Mass. the Summervacation. He is first time. May 13. Arriving this week from the son of Mr. and Mrs.Park WITH GIANT 101 POUND SEPARATE HOMl FREEZER

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MODERN ATTIC and WINDOW VENTILATING FANS are other wonderful aids to cool summertime comfort. They pull in cooling fresh breezes "in motion," as hot sticky indoor air is forced out. SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE DEALER TODAY/ FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 16, 1960 registered freeholders, and Section 2. After final pass. ORDINANCE NO. 527 tory. 26, Page 25 and including all said parcel of land. Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- age, this ordinance shall be NOW THEREFORE, BE IT street and railroad rights of FIRST READING the 17 day of published In full once a week AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDAINED BY THE CITY way lying adjacent thereto, as May. 1960. da, Acts of 1949, permits an- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA nexation of contiguous terri- for two consecutive weeks in COMMISSION OH THE CITY recorded in the Public Records SECOND READING in full and Boca Raton News, a newspa- DECLARING T HE INTENTION OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: of Paltn Beach County, Florida. adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. LEGAL NOTICES tory, OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- per of general circulation in Section 1 The City through CITY OF BOCA RATON, TO ANNEX, CERTAIN CON- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN Section 2, After final pass- ORDINANCE NO. 518 ORDAINED BY THE CITY Palm Beach County, Florida, the ~C"Ky~ Commission, does age, This ordinance shall be FLORI DA TIGUOUS UNINCORPORATED and a copy posted on the City CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- hereby declare Its intention to By 3/ „ , AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CrTY RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO published in full once a week TRACTS OF LAND TO THE bulletin board for the said annex to the City of Boca Ra- Courtney C. Boone, Mayor OF BOCA RATON DECLARING CITY. OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: THE CITY. for two consecutive weeks in period of twenty days. ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- Boca Raton News, a newspaper Attest: THE INTENTION OF THE CITY Section 1. The City through ida, at the expiration of twenty OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, WHEREAS, the majority of the the City Commission, does Section 3. If no objection to WHEREAS, the majority of the of general circulation in Palm such ""annexation be filed and (20) days from the final pass- S/ TO ANNEX CERTAIN CON- owners of certain tracts of hereby declare its intention to owners of certain tracts of land, Beach County, Florida and a J acob Heidt, City Clerk lands, hereinafter described, annex to the City of Boca Ra- served within twenty days after hereinafter described, contigu- age of this ordinance, the fol- copy posted on the City bulle- TIGUOUS UNINCORPORATED lowing contiguous unincorpo- Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 TRACTS OF LAND TO THE contiguous to the territorial ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- final passage of this ordinance, ous to the territorial limits of tin board for the said period of limits of the City of Boca Re- ida, at the expiration of twenty an ordinance will be consider- the City of Boca Raton, Flori- rated tracts of land in Palm twenty days. Furnish proof of publication CITY. Beach County, Florida, to-wit: ton, Florida, in unincorporated (20) days from the final pass- ed to annex said lands to the da, in unincorporated areas Section 3, If no objection to WHEREAS, the majority of the areas within Palm Beach Coun- age of this ordinance, the fol- City and to redefine the boun- within Palm Beach County, Lots 5 through 19, Block 4, ORDINANCE NO. 534 owners of certain tracts of land, such annexation be filed and ty, Florida, have requested the lowing contiguous unincorpo- dary lines of the City and to" Florida, have requested the Delray Manors, and Including served within twenty days after hereinafter described, contigu- City of Boca Raton to annex rated tracts of land in Palm Include therein the said pareel City of Boca Raton to annex that part of all streets and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ous to the territorial limits of final passage of this ordi- OF BOCA RATON DECLARING said lands to the City so as to Beech County, Florida, to-wlt: of land. said lands to the City so as to roads lying adjacent thereto; nance, an ordinance will be the City of Boca Reton, Florida, become a part of the City; and FIRST READING the 17 day of become a part of the City; and THE INTENTION OF THE Lots 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, all lying within Delray Man- considered to annex said CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- in unincorporated areas within WHEREAS, said lands are May, 1960. WHEREAS, said lands are ors, according to the Plat re- Palm Beach County, Florida, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24, Block lands to the City and to rede- IDA, TO ANNEX, CERTAIN contiguous to the City limits SECOND READING In full and contiguous to the City limits corded in Plat Book 10, Page fine the boundary lines of tna CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- have requested the City of Boca 21, Delray Manors, and includ- and contain less than ten (10) and contain less than ten (10) ing that pert of all streets and adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. 25, Public Records of palm City and to Include therein the RATED TRACTS OF LAND, Raton to annex said lands to registered freeholders, and CITY OF BOCA RATON, registered freeholders, and Beach County, Florida. the City so as to become a part roads lying adjacent thereto; said parcel of land. TO THE CITY, Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- FLORIDA Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- FIRST READING the 17 day of the City; and all lying within Delray Manors, da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Section 2. After final pass- da, Acts of 1949, permits an- according to the Plat recorded By s/ . of May, 1960. WHEREAS, the majority of the WHEREAS, said lands are con- nexation of contiguous terri- Courtney C, Boone, Mayor nexation of contiguous terri- age, this ordinance shall be SECOND READING in full and owners of certain tracts of tiguous to the City limits and in Plat Book 10, Page 25, Pub- tory. published in full once a week tory. lic Records of Palm Beach Attest: adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. lands, hereinafter described, contain less than ten (10) NOW THEREFORE, BE IT for two consecutive weeks in contiguous to the territorial NOW THEREFORE, BE IT County, Florida. S/. , CITY OF BOCA RATON, registered freeholders, and ORDAINED BY THE CITY ORDAINED BY THE CITY Boca Raton News, a newspaper FLORIDA limits of the City of Boca Ra- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk of general circulation in Palm Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- COMMISSION OF THE CITY Section 2. After final pass- COMMISSION OF THE CITY By S/ ton, Florida, in unincorporated da, Acts of 1949, permits an- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: age, this ordinance shall be Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA; Beach County, Florida end a areas within Palm Beach Coun- copy posted on the City bulle- Courtney C. Boone, Mayor nexation of contiguous terri- Section 1. The City through published in full once a week Furnish proof of publication Section 1. The City through ty, Florida, have requested tory. ORDINANCE NO. 525 the City Commission, does tin board for the said period Attest: the City of Boca Raton to an- th^™" City Commission, does for two consecutive weeks in of twenty days. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT hereby declare its intention to Boca Raton News, a newspa- hereby declare its intention to nex said landa to the City so ORDAINED BY THE CITY annex to the City of Boca Ra- per of general circulation in AN ORDINANCE OF THE annex to the City of Boca Ra- Section 3. If no objection to Jacob keittt. City Clerk as to become a part of the City; COMMISSION OF THE CITY ton, Palm Beach County, Palm Beach County, Florida CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- ton; Palm Beach County, Flor- such annexation be filed and Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 and OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Florida, at the expiration of and a copy posted on the City IDA DECLARING THE INTEN- ida, at the expiration of twenty served within twenty days Furnish proof of publication TION OF THE CITY OF BOCA WHEREAS, said lands are Section 1. The City through twenty (20) days from the final bulletin board for the said (20) days from the final pass- after final passage of this contiguous to the City limits the City Commission, does RATON TO ANNEX CERTAIN age of this ordinance, the fol- ordinance, an ordinance will be passage of this ordinance, the period of twenty days. ORDINANCE NO. 532 and contain less than ten (10) hereby declare its intention to following contiguous unincor- CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPORAT- lowing contiguous unincorpo- considered to annex said lands Section ji. If no objection to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY registered freeholders, and annex to the City of Boca Ra- porated tracts of land in Palm ED TRACTS OF LAND TO rated tracts of land in Palm to the City and to redefine Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- sucK annexation be filed and THE CITY. the boundary lines of the OF BOCA RATON DECLARING ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- Beach County, Florida, to-wit; served within twenty days Beach County, Florida, to-wit: da, Acts of 1949, permits an- da, at the. expiration of twenty WHEREAS, the majority of City and to include therein THE INTENTION OF THE nexation of Contiguous terri- Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, after final passage of this (20) days from the final pass- the owners of certain tracts of Lots 1 and 2, and Lots 13 the said parcel of land, CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- tory. '.6, 18, 20, 22 and 24, Block 17; ordinance, an ordinance will FIRST READING the 17 day age of this ordinance, the fol- land, hereinafter described, through 24, Block 3, Delray IDA, TO ANNEX CERTAIN Lots 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, be considered to annex said Manors, :and including that of May, 1960. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT lowing contiguous unincorporat- contiguous to the territorial CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- 18, 20, 22 and 24, Block 18 and lands to the City and to rede- part of all streets and roads ORDAINED BY THE CITY ed tracts of land in Palm Beach limits of the City of Boca Ra- SECOND READING in full and RATED TRACTS OF LAND, Lots 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 15, 17, fine the boundary lines of the lying adjacent thereto; all COMMISSION OF THE CITY County, Florida, to-wit: ton, Florida, in unincorporated adopted the 31 day of May, I960. TO THE CITY. 22 and 24, Block 19, Delray City and to include therein the lying within Delray Manors, OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, areas within Palm Beach CITY OF BOCA RATON, All of the South one-half of the Monors, and including that part said parcel of land. according to the Plat recorded WHEREAS, the majority of the Section 1. The City through County, Florida, have requested FLORIDA South one-half of Section 5, of all streets and roads lying FIRST READING the 17 day in Plat Book 10, Page 25, owners of 'certain tracts of the City Commission, does the City of Boca Raton to annex By S/ Township 47 South, Range 43 adjacent thereto; all lying with- of May, 1960. Public Records of Palm lands, hereinafter described, hereby declare its intention to said lands to the City so as to Courtney C. Boone, Mayor East lying East of the Westerly in Delray Manors, according to SECOND READING in full and Beach County, Florida. contiguous to the territorial annex to the City of Boca Ra- become a part of the City; and right of way line of the Florida the Plat recorded in Plat Book adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. Attest: limits of the City of Boca Ra- ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- East Coast Railroad, less the 10, P age 25, Public Records of CITY OF BOCA RATON, WHEREAS, said lands are Section 2. After final pass- S/ . ton, Florida, In unincorporated ida, at the expiration of twenty age, thTs "ordinance shall be South 400 feet thereof lying Palm Beach County, Florida. FLORIDA contiguous to the City limits Jacob Heidt, City Clerk areas within Palm Beach (20) days from the final pass- and contain less than ten (10) published in full once a week age of this ordinance, the fol- West of the West right of way By S/ Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 County, Florida, have re- line of Federal Highway (State Section 2. After final passage, registered freeholders, and for two consecutive weeks in lowing contiguous unincorpo- Courtney C. Boone, Mayor Furnish proof of publication quested the City of Boca Ra- Road No. 5). Also the South thTs ordinance shall be pub- Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- Boca Raton News, a newspaper ton to annex said lands to the rated tracts of land in palm one-half of all that part of the lished in full once a week for Attest: da, Acts of 1949, permits an- of general circulation in Palm City BO as to become a part of Beach County, Florida, to-wit; South half of the Southwest two consecutive weeks in S/ Beach County, Florida and a ORDINANCE NO. 530 the City; and nexation of contiguous terri- Lots II through 22, Block 5, Quarter of the Southwest Quar- Boca Raton News, a newspa- Jacob^Heldt, City Clerk tory. copy posted on the City bulle- tin board for the said period AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY WHEREAS, said lands are Delray Manors and including ter of Section 4, Township 47 per of general circulation in Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OF BOCA RATON DECLARING Palm Beach County, Florida of twenty days. contiguous to the City limits that part of all streets and South, Range 43 East, lying Furnish proof of publication ORDAINED BY THE CITY THE INTENTION OF THE and contain less than ten (10) west of the West right of way and a copy posted on the City Section 3. If no objection to roads lying adjacent thereto; COMMISSION OF THE CITY CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- registered freeholders, and all lying within Delray Manors, line of the Intracoastal Water- bulletin board for the said ORDINANCE NO. 523 OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: such annexation be filed and IDA, TO ANNEX, CERTAIN period of twenty days.~ served ^within twenty days Chapter 25691, Laws of Florida, according to the Plat recorded way, less a fifty (50) foot strip Section 1. The City through CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- Acts of 1949, permits annexa- parallel to and one hundred fif- Section 3. If ne objection to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY after final passage of this in Plat Book W, Page 25, Pub- the City Commission, does RATED TRACTS OF LAND, tion of contiguous territory, lic Records of Palm Beach teen (115) feet East of the sue be 'filed and OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, hereby declare its intention to ordinance, an ordinance will be TO THE CITY. DECLARING THE INTENTION considered to annex,said lands NOW THEREFORE, BE IT County, Florida. * West line of Section 4, Town- served within twenty days after annex to the Citi' of Boca Ra- ORDAINED BY THE CITY ship 47 South, 43 East, running final passage of this ordinance, OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- to the City and to redefine the WHEREAS, the majority of the Section 2. After final pass- TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN boundary lines of the City and owners of certain tracts of lands, COMMISSION OF THE CITY through said parcel. an ordinance will be considered da, at the expiration of twenty OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA: age, this ordinance shall be to annex said lands to the CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- (20) days from the final pass- to include therein the said hereinafter described, contigu- published in full once a week Section 2. After final pass- City and to redefine the boun- RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO parcel of land. ous to the territorial limits of Section 1. The City through age of this ordinance, the fol- the City Commission, does for two consecutive weeks In age, this ordinance shall be dary lines of the City and to THE CITY. lowing contiguous unincorporat- FIRST READING the 17 day of the City of Boca Raton, Flori- Boca Raton News, a newspaper published in full once a week include therein the said parcel da, in unincorporated areas hereby declare its intention to WHEREAS, the majority of ed tracts of land in Palm May, 1960, annex to the City of Boca Ra- of general circulation in Palm for two consecutive weeks in of land. the owners of certain tracts of Beach County, Florida, to-wit: SECOND READING in full and within Palm Beach County, Beach County, Florida and a Boca R aton News, a newspaper Florida, have requested the ton, Halm Beach County, Flor- FIRST READING the 17 day land, hereinafter described, con- Lots 13 through 24, Block 2, adopted the31 day of May, 19 60. ida, at the expiration of twenty copy posted on the City Bulle- of general circulation in Palm of May, 1960. tiguous to the territorial limits Delray Manors, and Including CITY OF BOCA RATON, City of Boca Raton to annex tin board for the said period of Beach County, Florida and a said lands to the City so as to (20) days from the final pass- SECOND READING in full and of the City of Boca Raton, that part of all streets and FLORIDA age of this ordinance, the fol- twenty days. copy posted on the City bulle- adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. Florida, in unincorporated roads lying adjacent thereto; By S/ become a part of the City; and Section 3. If no objection to tin board for the said period of ' WHEREAS, said lands are lowing contiguous unincorpo- CITY OF BOCA RATON, areas within Palm Beach Coun- all lying within Delray Man- Courtney C. Boane, Mayor rated tracts of land in Palm such annexation be filed and twenty days. FLORIDA contiguous to the City limits ty, Florida, have requested the ors according to the Plat re- Attest: Beach County, Florida, to-wit: served within twenty days Section 3. If no objection to By s/ City of Boca Raton to annex corded in Plat Book 10, Page and contain less than ten (10) after final passage of this such annexation be filed and said lands to the City so as to S/ registered freeholders, and Lot 9, Block C of Yamato Courtney C. Boone, Mayor 25, Public Records of Palm Jacob Heidt, City Clerk ordinance, an ordinance will served within twenty days become a part of the City; and Beach County, Florida. Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- Amended Plat 3 as recorded be considered to annex said Attest: da, Acts of 1949, permits an- after final passage of this WHEREAS, said lands are Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 in Plat Book 8, Page 52; 'All lands to the City and to rede- ordinance, an ordinance will be S/ Furnish proof of publication nexation of contiguous terri- of Block 1 of Delray Manors Jacob Heidt, City Clerk contiguous to the City limits Section 2. After final pass- fine the boundary lines of the considered to annex said lands and contain less than ten (10) age, tnis ordinance shall be tory. Third Addition as recorded In City and to Include therein to the City and to redefine the Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 registered freeholders, and published in full once a week ORDINANCE NO. 528 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Plat Book 26, Page 25; Lots the said parcel of land. boundary lines of the City and Furnish proof of publication Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- for two consecutive weeks in ORDAINED BY THE CITY 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block 4 of Del- FIRST READING the 17 day to include therein the said par- da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Boca Raton News, a newspaper AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY ray Manors as recorded In of May, 1960. cel of land. ORDINANCE NO. 521 nexation of contiguous terri- of general circulation in Palm OF BOCA RATON DECLAR- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Plat Book 10, Page 25 and In- SECOND READING in full and FIRST READING the 17 day of tory. Beach County, Florida, and a ING THE INTENTION OF THE Section 1. The City through cluding all street and railroad adopted the 3lday of May, 1960. May, 1960. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY NOW THEREFORE, BE IT copy posted on the City bulletin CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- the City Commission, does rights of way lying adjacent CITY OF BOCA RATON, SECOND READING in full and OF BOCA RATON DECLARING ORDAINED BY THE CITY board for the said period of IDA, TO ANNEX, CERTAIN hereby declare its intention thereto, as recorded in the FLORIDA adopted the 31 day of May, THE INTENTION OF THE CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- to annex to the City of Boca Public Records of Palm COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF twenty days. By S/ . : 1960. CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Section 3. If no objection to RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO Raton, Palm Beach County, Beach County, Florida. Courtney C. Boone, Mayor CITY OF BOCA RATON, IDA, TO ANNEX CERTAIN THE CITY. Florida, at the expiration of Section 1. The City through said annexation be filed and Section 2. After final pass- Attest: FLORIDA CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- the City Commission, does served within twenty days after WHEREAS, the majority of the twenty (20) days from the final By S/Courtney C. Boone RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO passage of this ordinance, the age, this ordinance shall be S/ ; . hereby declare its intention to final passage of this ordinance, owners of certain tracts of published in full once a week Courtney C. Boone, Mayor THE CITY. annex to the City of Boca Ra- an ordinance will be considered lands, hereinafter described, following contiguous unincor- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk porated tracts of land in Palm for two consecutive weeks In Attest: WHEREAS, the majority of ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- to annex said lands to the City contiguous to the territorial Boca Raton News, a newspaper Publish June 16 and 23, 1960. Beach County, Florida, to-wit: Furnish proof of publication S/J acob Heidt the owners of certain tracts of da, at the expiration of twenty and to redefine the boundary limits of the City of Boca Ra- of general circulation in Palm lands, hereinafter described, (20) days from the final pass- lines of the City and to Include ton, Florida, in unincorporated Lots 6 through 10, 'Block B and City Clerk Beach County, Florida and a contiguous to the territorial age of this ordinance, the fol- therein the said parcel of land. areas within Palm Beach Lots 13, 14 and 15, Block D, copy posted on the city bulle- ORDINANCE NO._3S_ . Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 limits of the City of Boca Ra- lowing contiguous unincorporat- FIRST READING the 17 day County, Florida, have requested Yamato Amended Plat 3 as re- tin board for the said period of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Furnish Proof of Publication ton, Florida, in unincorporated ed ' tracts of land in Palm of May, 1960. the City of Boca Raton to annex corded in Plat Book 8, Page twenty days. OF BOCA RATON DECLARING areas within Palm Beach Coun- Beach County, Florida, to-wlt: SECOND READING in full and said lands to the City so as to 52; all of Block 4 and Lot 6, become a part of the City; and Section 3. If no objection to THE INTENTION OF THE ORDINANCE NO.jU9_ ty, Florida, have requested the adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. Block 3 of Delray Manors Third such annexation be filed and CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- Lots 13 through 24, Block 1, CITY OF BOCA RATON, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY City of Boca Raton to annex Delray Manors, and including WHEREAS, said lands are Addition as recorded in Plat served within twenty days IDA, TO ANNEX, CERTAIN OF BOCA RATON DECLARING said lands to the City so as to FLORIDA contiguous to the City limits Book 26, Page 25; Lot 1, Block after final passage of this that part of all streets and By S/ , CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- THE INTENTION OF THE become a part of the City; and roads lying adjacent thereto; all and contain less than ten (10) 1 of Delray Manors as recorded ordinance, an ordinance will Courtney C. Boone, Mayor registered freeholders, and in Plat Book 10, Page 25 and RATED TRACTS OF LAND, CITY OF BOCA RATON, WHEREAS, said lands are lying within Delray Manors, ac- Attest: be considered to annex said TO THE CITY. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX, CER- contiguous to the City limits Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- including all streets and rail- lands to the City and to rede- cording to the Plat recorded in S/ da, Acts of 1949, permits an- TAIN CONTIGUOUS UNINCOR- and contain less than ten (10) Plat Book 10, Page 25, Public road rights of way lying adja- fine the boundary lines of the WHEREAS, the majority of PORATED TRACTS OF LAND registered freeholders, and Jacob HeidT, City Clerk nexation of contiguous terri- cent thereto, as recorded in City and to include therein the the owners of certain tracts of Records of Palm Beach Coun- Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 tory. TO THE CITY. Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- ty, Florida. the Public Records of Palm said parcel of land. lands, hereinafter described, da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Furnish proof of publication NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Beach County, Florida. FIRST READING the 17 day contiguous to the territorial WHEREAS, the majority of the Section 2. After final pass- ORDAINED BY THE CITY nexation of contiguous terri- Section 2. After final pass- of May, 1960. limits of the City of Boca Ra- owners of certain tracts of land, tory. ag"e^ FhTs ordinance shall be ORDINANCE NO. 526 COMMISSION OF THE CITY SECOND READING in full and ton, Florida, in unincorporated hereinafter described, contigu- published in full once a week OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: age, this ordinance shall be NOW THEREFORE, BE IT AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY published in full once a week adopted the 31 day of May. 1960. areas within Palm Beach ous to the territorial limits of ORDAINED BY THE CITY for two consecutive weeks in OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Section 1. The City through CITY OF BOCA RATON, County, Florida, have request- the City of Boca Raton, Flori- Boca R aton News, a newspaper the City Commission, does for two consecutive weeks in COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DECLARING THE INTENTION .Boca Raton News, a newspaper FLORIDA ed the City of Boca Raton to da, in unincorporated areas BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: of general circulation in Palm OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- hereby declare its intention By S/ annex said lands to the City within Pajm Beach County, Beach County, Florida and a to annex to the City of Boca of general circulation in Palm Sectional- The City through TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN Beach County, Florida and a Courtney C. Bac-ne, Mayor so as to become a part of the have requested the City of the C"lty Commission, does copy posted on the City bulle- CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- Raton, Palm Beach County, City; and • Boca Raton to annex said tin board for the said period Florida, at the expiration of copy posted on the City bulle- Attest: hereby declare its intention to RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO tin board for the said period WHEREAS, said lands are lands to the City so as to be- annex to the City of Boca Ra- of twenty days. THE CITY. twenty (20) days from the final contiguous to the City limits come a part of the City; and Section 3. If no objection to passage of this ordinance, the of twenty days. Jacob Heidt, City Clerk ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- Section 3 If no objection to and contain less than ten (10) WHEREAS, said lands are ida, at the expiration of twenty such annexation be filed and WHEREAS, the majority of the following contiguous unincor- t Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 registered freeholders, and contiguous to the City limits served within twenty days owners of certain tracts of land, porated tracts of land in Palm such annexation be filed and Furnish proof of publication (20) days from the final pass- served within twenty days Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- and contain less than ten (10) age of this ordinance, the fol- after final passage of this hereinafter described, contigu- Beach County, Florida, to-wit; da, Acts of 1949, permits an- registered freeholders, and ordinance, an ordinance will be ous to the territorial limits of after final passage of this lowing contiguous unincorpo- Lots 3 through 12, Block 3, ordinance, an ordinance will ORDINANCE NO. S33 nexation of contiguous terri- Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- rated tracts of land in Palm considered to annex said lands the City of Boca Raton, Flori- tory. to the City and to redefine the da, in unincorporated areas and Lots 20 through 24, Block be considered to annex said AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY da, Acts of 1949, permits Beach County, Florida, to-wit: 4, Delray Manors, and includ- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT annexation of contiguous terri- boundary lines of the City and within Palm Beach County, lands to the City and to rede- OF BOCA RATON DECLARING Lots 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 18, ing that part of all streets and fine the boundary lines of tHe ORDAINED BY THE CITY tory. to include therein the " said Florida, have requested the THE INTENTION OF THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY 20, 22 and 24, Block 20, Del- City of Boca Raton to annex roads lying adjacent thereto; City and to Include therein the CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT parcel of land. all lying within Delray Manors, OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; ORDAINED BY THE CITY ray Manors, and including that FIRST READING the 17 day said lands to the City so as to said parcel of land. IDA, TO ANNEX, CERTAIN part of all streets and roads according to the Plat recorded FIRST READING the 17 day of Section 1. The City through COMMISSION OF THE CITY of May, 1960. become a part of the City; and. in Plat Book 10, Page 25, Pub- CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- the City Commission, does OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: lying adjacent thereto; all ly- SECOND READING in full and WHEREAS, said lands are May, 1960. RATED TRACTS OF LAND, ing within Delray Manors, ac- lic Records of Palm Beach SECOND READING in full and hereby declare its Intention to Section 1. The City through adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. contiguous to the City limits County, Florida. TO TH E CITY. annex to the City of Boca Ra- the"~'"cTty Commission, does cording to the Plat recorded in CITY OF BOCA RATON, and contain less than ten (10) adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. Plat Book 10, Page 25, of the CITY OF BOCA RATON, WHEREAS, the majority of the ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- hereby declare its intention to FLORIDA registered freeholders, and _Sectlon 2. After final pass- owners of certain tracts of da, at the expiration of twenty annex to the City of Boca Ra. Public Records of Palm Beach Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- age, thTs~~ordinance shall be FLORIDA County, Florida. By S/ By S/ lands, hereinafter described, (20) days from the final pass- ton, P aim Beach County, Flori- Courtney C. Boone, Mayor da, Acts of 1949, permits an- published in full once a week contiguous to the territorial age of this ordinance, the fol- da, at the expiration of twenty Section 2. After final pass- nexation of contiguous terri- for two consecutive weeks In Courtney C. Boone, Mayor limits of the City of Boca Ra- lowing contiguous unincorporat- (20) days from the final passage age, this "ordinance shall be tory. Boca Raton News, a newspaper Attest; ton, Florida, in unincorporated ed tracts of land in Palm of this ordinance, the following NOW THEREFORE, BE IT of general circulation in Palm published In full once a ieidt, City Cleik areas within Palm Beach Beach County, Florida, to-wit; contiguous unincorporated tracts week for two consecutive ORDAINED BY THE CITY Beach County, Florida and a s/ ; County, Florida, have request- of land in Palm Beach County, weeks in Boca Raton News, a Publish June 16 and 2-3, 1960 COMMISSION OF THE CITY copy posted on the City bulle- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Lots 14 through 31, Block 6, ed toe City of Boca Raton to Delray Manors and including Florida, to-wit: newspaper of general circula- Furnish proof of publication OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA: tin board for the said period of Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 annex said lands to the City tion In Palm Beach County, Section 1. The City through twenty days. that part of all streets and Lots 1 through 4 and Lot 6, ORDINANCE NO. 524 Furnish proof of publication so as to become a part of the roads lying adjacent thereto; Florida and a copy posted on the City Commission, does Section 3. If no objection to City; and Block B; Lots 1 through 5, ORDINANCE NO. 531 all lying within Delray Manors, the City bulletin board for the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY hereby declare Us intention to such annexation be filed and Block 13 and Lots 1 through 10, WHEREAS, said lands are according to the Plat recorded said period of twenty days. OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, annex to the City of Boca Ra- served within twenty days Block 14, Delray Manors, and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY contiguous to the City limits in Plat Book 10, Page 25, Pub- Section 3. If no objection to DECLARING THE INTENTION ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- after final passage of this ordi- including that part of all OF BOCA RATON DECLARING and contain less than ten (10) lic Records of Palm Beach such annexation be filed and OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- da, at the expiration of twenty nance, an ordinance win be streets and roads lying adja- THE INTENTION OF THE. registered freeholders, and County, Florida. served within twenty days TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN (20) days from the final pass- considered to annex said lands cent thereto; all lying within age of this ordinance, the fol- CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- after final passage of this CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- to the City and to redefine the da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Section 2. After final pass- Delray Manors, according to lowing contiguous unincorpo- boundary lines of the City ar.d IDA, TO ANNEX, CERTAIN the Plat recorded in Plat Book ordinance, an ordinance will be RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO nexation of contiguous terri- age, this ordinance shall be considered to annex said lands rated tracts of land in Palm to include therein the said CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- 10, Page 25, Public Records THE CITY. tory. published In full once a week to the City and to redefine the Beach County, Florida, to-wit; parcel of land. RATED TRACTS OF LAND, for two consecutive weeks In o£ Palm Beach County, Florida, boundary lines of the City and WHEREAS, the majority of the TO THE CITY. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Lots 1 through 12, Block 2, FIRST READING the 17 day of ORDAINED BY THE CITY Boca Raton News, a newspaper Section 2. After final passage, to include therein the said owners of certain tracts of May, 1960. WHEREAS, the majority of the of general circulation in Palm this"" ordinance shall be pub- parcel of land, land, hereinafter described, Delray Manors, and Including COMMISSION OF THE CITY that part of all streets and SECOND READING in full and owners of certain tracts of OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Beach County, Florida and a lished In full once a week for FIRST READING the 17 day of contiguous to the territorial adopted the 31 day of May, I960. lands, hereinafter described, copy posted on the City Bulle- two consecutive weeks in limits of the City of Boca Ra- roads lying adjacent thereto; Section 1. The City through May, 1960. all lying within Delray Manors, CITY OF BOCA RATON, contiguous to the territorial the City Commission, does tin Board for the said period Boca Raton News, a newspaper SECOND READING In full and ton, Florida, in unincorporated FLORIDA limits of the City of Boca Ra- of twenty days. of general circulation in Palm areas within Palm Beach Coun- according to the Plat recorded hereby declare its intention to adopted the 31 day of May, i960. in Plat Book 10, Page 25, Pub- By S/ ton, Florida, in unincorporated annex to the City of Boca Ra. Section 3. If no objection to Beach County, Florida and a CITY OF BOCA RATON, ty, Florida, have requested the lic Records of Palm Beach Courtney C. Boone, Mayor areas within Palm Beach ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- such annexation be filed and copy posted on the City bulle- FLORIDA City of Boca Raton to annex County, Florida, have request- County, Florida. ida, at the expiration of twenty served within twenty days tin board for the said period of By S/ „__ , said lands to the City so as to Attest: ed the City of Boca Raton to twenty days. become a part of the City; and S/ (20) days from the final pass- after final passage of this Courtney C~Boone, Mayor Section 2. After final pass- annex said lands to the City ordinance, an ordinance will Section 3. If no objection to WHERE AS, said lands are age, this ordinance shall be J acob Hel(Jt7city Clerk so as to become a part of the age of this ordinance, the fol- Attest; lowing contiguous unincorpo- be considered to annex said sucli annexation be filed and contiguous to the City limits published in full once a week Publish June 16 and 23, I960 City; and lands to the City and to rede- served within twenty days S/ and contain leas than ten (10) for two consecutive weeks in rated tracts of land in Palm Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Furnish proof of publication WHEREAS, said lands are Beach County, Florida, to-wlt: fine the boundary lines of the after final passage of this registered freeholders, and Boca Raton News, a newspaper contiguous to the City limits Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- of general circulation in Palm City and to include therein the ordinance, an ordinance will Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 and contain less than ten (10) Lots 23 through 33, Block 5, said parcel of land. be considered to annex said da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Beach County, Florida, and a ORDINANCE NO. 529 Furnish proof of publication registered freeholders, and Delray Manors and including FIRST READING the 17 day of lands to the City and to rede- nexation of contiguous terri- copy posted on the City bulle- AN ORDINANCE OF THE Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- that part of all streets and fine the boundary lines of the tory. tin board for the said period May, 1960, ORDINANCE NO. 522 CITV OF BOCA RATON DE- da, Acts of 1949, permits an- roads lying adjacent thereto; SECOND READING In full and City and to include therein the NOW THEREFORE, BE IT of twenty days. CLARING THE INTENTION nexation of contiguous terri- all lying within Delray Manors, adopted the 31 day of May, i960. said parcel of land. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDAINED BY THE CITY Section 3. If no objection to OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- tory. according to the Plat recorded FIRST READING the 17 day of OF BOCA RATON DECLAR- COMMISSION OF THE CITY In Plat Book 10, Page 25, Pub- CITY OF BOCA RATON, such annexation be filed and TON, FLORIDA, TO ANNEX, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT FLORIDA May, I960. ING THE INTENTION OF THE OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: served within twenty days CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UNIN- lic Records of Palm Beach CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- ORDAINED BY THE CITY By S/ _. SECOND READING In full and Section 1. The City through after final passage of this CORPORATED TRACTS OF COMMISSION OF THE CITY County, Florida. adopted the 31st day of May, IDA, TO ANNEX CERTAIN the City Commission, does ordinance, an ordinance will LAND TO THE CITY. Courtney C. Boone. Mayor CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Section 2. After flnal pass- 1960. hereby declare Its intention to be considered to annex said Section 1. The City through Attest; RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO annex to the City of Boca Ra- WHEREAS, the majority of the age, this ordinance shall be CITY OF BOCA RATON, lands to the City and to rede- the City Commission, does published in full once a week s/ ; FLORIDA THE CITY. ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- fine the boundary lines of the owners of certain tracts of ida, at the expiration of twenty lands, hereinafter described, hereby declare Its intention to for two consecutive weeks in Jacob Heidt, City Clerk By S£ ; WHEREAS, the majority of City and to Include therein the annex to the City of Boca Ra- Boca Raton News, a newspaper (20) days from the final passage said parcel of land. contiguous to the territorial Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 Courtney C. Boone, Mayor the owners of certain tracts of of this ordinance, the following limits of the City of Boca Ra- ton, Palm Beach County, of general circulation in Palm Furnish proof of publication land, hereinafter described, FIRST READING the 17 day of ton, Florida, in unincorporated Florida, at the expiration of Beach County, Florida and a Attest: contiguous unincorporated tracts May, 1960. contiguous to the territorial of land in Palm Beach County, areas within Palm Beach Coun- twenty (20) days from the final copy posted on the City Bulle- ORDINANCE NO. 536 S/ „ limits of the City of Boca Ra- SECOND READING in full and passage of this ordinance, the tin board for the said period Florida, to-wit: ty, Florida, have requested the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Jacob Heidt, City Clerk ton, Florida, in unincorporated adopted the 31 day of May, I960. City of Boca Raton to annex following contiguous unincor- of twenty days. areas within Palm Beach CITY OF BOCA RATON, OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, Publish June 16 and 23, i960 Lots 2 through 12, Block 1, said lands to the City so as to porated tracts of land in Palm Section 3. If no objection to County, Florida, have request- Delray Manors, and including FLORIDA Beach County, Florida, to-wlt: DECLARING THE INTENTION Furnish proof of publication become a port of the City; and such annexation be filed and OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- ed the City of Boca Raton to that part of all streets and roads By S/ - served within twenty days annex said lends to the City lying adjacent thereto; all lying Courtney C. Boone, Mayor WHEREAS, said lands are Lots 10, 11 and 12, Block C of TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN ORDINANCE NO. 520 so as to become a part of the contiguous to the City limits Yamato Amended Plat 3 HS re- after final passage of this CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- within D elray Manors aceorttng Attest: and contain less than ten (10) ordinance, an ordinance will be AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY City; and to the Plat recorded in Plot S/ corded in Plat Book 8, Page RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO registered freeholders, and 52; All of Block 2 and Lots 1, considered to annex said THE CITY. OF BOCA RATON DECLARING WHEREAS, said lands are Book 10, Page 25, Public J a=ob Heidt, City Clerk lands to the City and to rede- THE INTENTION OF THE CITY Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10, Block contiguous to the City limits Records of Palm Beach County, da, Acts of 1949, permits an- fine the boundary lines of the WHEREAS, the majority of OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, and contain less than ten (10) Florida. Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 3 of Delray Manors Third Addi- Furnish proo f of publication nexation of contiguous terri- tion as recorded in Plat Book City and to include therein tho (Continued to Page 9) Thursday, June 16, 1960 THE B0C4 RATON NEWS 9 land, hereinafter described, Book 10, Page 25 of the Pub- adopted the 31 day of May, I960 following contiguous unincorpo- lic Records of Palm Beach CITY OF BOCA RATON, contiguous to ithe territorial rated tracts of land in Palm NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING back line along N.E. 5th County, Florida, FLORIDA limits of the City of Boca Ra- Beach County, Florida, to-wit; ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS Avenue between E. Palmetto LEGAL NOTICES By S/ ton, Florida, In unincorporated IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE Park Road and N.E. 2nd Street, Section 2. After final pass- Courtney c. Boone, MayoT" areas within Palm Beach Coun- All of Blocks A and 12, Delray OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; which would provide for a future (Continued Prom Page 8) nexation of contiguous terri- age^ this " ordinance shall be ty, Florida, have requested the Manoto, and Including that eighty foot wide right of way. tory; published in full once a week Attest; PROVIDING THAT THE MINI- Qlty of Boca Raton to annex part of all street and railroad MUM BUILDING LINE FOR the owners of certain tracts of NOW THEREFORE, BE IT for two consecutive weeks in rights of way lying adjacent For public examination a copy land, hereinafter described, Boca Raton News, a newspaper / ^_ said lands to the City Bo as to LOTS 13 THROUGH 24, BLOCK ORDAINED BY THE CITY become a part of the City; and thereto; all lying within Delray of the proposed ordinance to contiguous to the territorial of general circulation in Palm Jacob Heidt, City Clerk" 6/ SHALL BE THIRTY-FIVE effect such change of zoning is COMMISSION OF THE CITY WHEREAS, said lands aft Manors, according to the Plat FEET MEASURED FROM THE limits of the City of Boca Ra- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Beach County, Florida and a Publish June 16 and 23, i960 recorded in Plat Book 10, on file in the office of the City ton, Florida, in unincorporat- copy posted on the City bulle- Furnish proof of publication contiguous to the City limits CENTER LINE OF EAST ROY- Clerk. Section 1. The City through and contain less than ten (10) Page 25, of the Public Records AL PALM ROAD AS ESTAB- ed areas within palm Beach the City Commission, does tin board for the said period of of Palm Beach County, Florida. POSTED by order of the City County, Florida, have reque st- twenty days. ORDINANCE NO._543 registered freeholders, and LISHED BY LONG'S MAP OF Commission in three conspicu- hereby declare its intention to Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- ed the City of Boca Raton to Section 3. If no objection to Section 2. After final pass- BOCARATONE, P ALM BEACH ous places within the City, in- annex to the City of Boca Ra- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY da, Acts of 1949, permits an- COUNTY, FLORIDA. ann*x said lands to the City ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- such "annexation be filed and age, Ihls ordinance shall be cluding the City Hall, this 31st so as to become a part of the OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, nexation of contiguous terri- published in full once a week day of May, 1960. da, at the expiration of twenty served within twenty days DECLARING THE INTENTION TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- City; and after final passage of this tory, for two consecutive weeks In (20) days, from the final pass- OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT REST, PROPERTY OWNERS ordinance, an ordinance will Boca Raton News, a newspaper AND CITIZENS: CITY OF BOCA RATON, WHEREAS, said lands are age of this ordinance, the fol- TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN ORDAINED BY THE CITY FLORIDA T- contiguous to the City limits lowing contiguous unincorpo- be considered to annex said of general circulation in Palm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- COMMISSION OF THE CITY Beach County, Florida and a By Jacob Heidt V '. and contain less than ten (10) rated tracts of land In Palm lands'to the City and to rede- RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO THAT the City Commission of fine the boundary lines of the OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: copy posted on the City bulle- Jacob Heidt, cityClerk registered freeholders, and Beach County, Florida, to-wit: THE CITY. Section 1. The City through the City of Boca Raton will hold Chapter 25691, L.aws of Flori- City and to include therein the tin board for the said period a public hearing at 7:30 P.M. Publish Jun« 16 and 2?, i960 Lots 9 and 10, Block 5; Lots the City Commission, does of twenty days. da, Acts of 1949, permits an- said parcel of land. WHEREAS, the majority of in the City Hall at Boca Raton Furnish Proo-f of Publication 1 through 13 and 32 through FIRST READING the 17 day the owners of certain tracts of hereby declare its intention to Section 3. If no objection to nexation of contiguous terri- annex to the City of Boca Ra- on the 28th day of June, 1960, tory. 38, Block 6, Delray Manors of May, 1960. land, hereinafter described, such "annexation be filed and which day is more than fifteen and including that part of all SECOND READING in full and ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- served within twenty days NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOW THEREFORE, BE IT contiguous to the territorial ida, at the expiration of twenty days from the date of the post- ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT street and railroad rights of adopted the 31 day of May, I960. limits of the City of Boca Ra- after final passage of this ing of this notice, to consider ORDAINED BY THE CITY (20) days from the final pass- ordinance, an ordinance will IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE COMMISSION OF THE CITY way lying adjacent thereto; all CITY OF BOCA RATON, ton, Florida, in unincorporated and take action on proposed lying within Delray Manors ac- age of this ordinance, the fol- be considered to annex said OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: FLORIDA areas within Palm Beach Coun- lowing contiguous unincorpo- amendments and changes in the PROVIDING ESTABLISHMENT cording to *he Plot recorded By S/ , ty, Florida, have requested lands to the City end to rede- zoning ordinance of Boca Ra- Section 1. The city through rated tracts of land in Palm fine the boundary lines of the OF BULKHEAD LINE AT THE in Plat Book 10, Page 25, Courtney C.Boone,Mayor the City of Boca Raton to an- ton, Florida, in the following the City Commission, does Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida, to-wit: City and to include therein the EASTERLY SHORE OF LAKE hereby declare its Intention to Attest: nex Bald lands to the City so respects: WYMAN, BOCA RATON, FLOR- Beach County, Florida. Lots 14 through 19, Block 9 said parcel of land. annex to the City of Boca Ra- S/ as to become a part of the City; FIRST READING the 17 day To provide for the minimum IDA. ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- Section 2. After final pass- and and Lots 14 through 25, Block Jacob Heldt, City Clerk 10, Delray Manors, and includ- of May, I960. building line for Lots 13 through TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- ida, at the expiration of twenty age, this ordinance shall be WHEREAS, said lands are 24, Block 6, Long's Map of (20) days from the final pass- published in full once a week Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 contiguous to the City limits ing that part of all streets and SECOND READING in full and REST, PROPERTY OWNERS adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. Bocaratone as recorded in Plat age of this ordinance, the fol- for two consecutive weeks in Furnish proof of publication and contain less than ten (10) roads lying adjacent thereto; AND CITIZENS: lowing contiguous unincorporat- all lying within Delray Manors, CITY OF BOCA RATON, Book 6, Page 7, Palm Beach NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Boca Raton News, a newspaper registered freeholders, and County of thirty-five feet mea- ed tracts of land in Palm Beach ORMNANCE NO. 541 Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- according to the Plat recorded FLORIDA THAT the City Commission of of general circulation in Palm By S/. sured from the center line of County, Florida, to-wit: Beach County, Florida, and a da, Acts of 1949, permits an- in Plat Book 10, Page 25 of the City of Boca Raton, Flori- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the Public Records of Palm Courtney C. Boone, Mayor East Royal Palm Road, as es- Lots 11 through 21, Block 7, Copy posted on the City bulle- nexation of contiguous terri- da, will hold a public hearing OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, Beach County, Florida. tablished by Long's Map of at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at Delray Manors and including tin board for the said period of DECLARING THE INTENTION tory. Attest: Bocaratone, Plat Book 6, Page that part of all streets and twenty days. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Section 2 . After final pass- Boca Raton on the 28th day of OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- 7. June, I960, which day is more roads lying adjacent thereto; Section 3. If no objection to TON TO AMJEX CERTAIN ORDAINED BY THE CITY age^ tHs ordinance shall be Jacob Heidt, City Clerk For public examination a than fifteen days from the date all lying within Delray Manors, such annexation be filed and CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF published in full once a week Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 according' to the Plat recorded served within twenty days after BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: for two consecutive weeks In copy of the proposed ordi- of the posting of this notice, to RATED TRACKS OF LAND TO Furnish proof of publication Consider and take action on In Plat Book 10, Page 25 of final passage of this ordinance, THE CITY. Section 1. The City through Boca Raton News, a newspaper nance to effect such change the Public Records of Palm an ordinance will be considered the City Commission, does of general circulation in Palm NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of zoning is on file in the off- proposed amendment and change Beach County, Florida. to annex said lands to the City WHEREAS, the majority of hereby declare its intention to Beach County, Florida and a ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ice of the City Clerk. in the Zoning Ordinance of and to redefine the boundary the owners of certain tracts of annex to the City of Boca Ra- copy posted on the City bulle- IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE POSTED by order of the City Boca Raton, Florida, in the Section 2. After final pass- lines of the City and to include land, hereinafter described, ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- tin board for the said period of OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; "Commission in three conspicu- following respects: age, this ordinance shall be therein the said parcel of land, contiguous to the territorial da, ,at the expiration of twenty twettty days. ous places within the City, in- published in full once a week limits of the City of Boca Ra- PROVIDING FOR THE RE ZON- To establish a bulkhead line FIRST READING the 17 day (20) days from the final pass- Section 3. If no objection to ING OF A PARCEL OF LAND cluding the City Hall this 31st in the waters of the Easterly for two consecutive weeks in of May, 1960. ton, Florida, In unincorporated age of this ordinance, the fol- day of May, 1960. Boca Raton News, a newspaper areas within Palm Beach Coun- such annexation be filed and IN BOCA RATON SQUARE shore of Lake Wyman, in Sec- SECOND READING in full and lowing coctiguous unincorpo- served within twenty days GATEWAY AND LOT 54, CITY OF BOCA RATON, tion 16, Township 47 South, of general circulation In Palm adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. ty, Florida, have requested the rated tracts of land In Palm Beach County, Florida and a City of Boca Raton to annex after final passage of this BLOCK 88, MIZNER DEVELOP- FLORIDA fconge 43 East, Palm Beach CITY OF BOCA-RATON, Beach County, Florida, to-wit: ordinance, an ordinance will MENT CORPORATION, BOCA By Jacob Heidt County, Florida. copy posted on the City Bulle- FLORI DA said lands to the City so as to tin board for the said period become a part of the City; and Lots 15 through 20, Block 8. be considered to annex said RATON, PALM BEACH COUN- Jacob Heldt, City Clerk By S/ lands to the City and to rede- For public .examination a of twenty days. Lots " 1 through 13 and 20 TY, FLORIDA. copy of the proposed ordinance Courtney C. Boone, Mayor WHEREAS, said lands are through 33, Block 9, Delfay fine the boundary lines of the Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 Section 3. If no objection to TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- to effect such change of zon- Attest: contiguous to the City limits Manors and including that City and to include therein the Furnish Proof of Publication such annexation be filed and and contain less than ten (10) said parcel of land, REST, PROPERTY OWNERS ing is on file in the office of S/ ____^_ part of all street and rail- the City Clerk. served within twenty days registered freeholders, and road rights of way lying ad- FIRST READING the 17 day of AND CITIZENS: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING after final passage of this Jacob Heldt, City Clerk Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- jacent thereto; all lying within May, 1960. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS POSTED by order of the ordinance, an .ordinance will Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Delray Manors, according to that the City Commission of IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE City Commission In three con- be considered to annex said SECOND READING in full and spicuous places within the Furnish proof of publication nexation of contiguous terri- the Plat thereof recorded in adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. the City of Boca Raton, Flori- OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; lands to the City and to rede- tory. Plat Book 10, Page 25 of the da, will hold a public hearing PROVIDING FOR THE REVI- City, including the City Hall, fine the boundary lines of the CITY OF BOCA RATON, this 7th day of June, 1960. ORDINANCE NO. 539 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Public Records of Palm Beach FLORIDA at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at SION OF SECTION 23-92. City and to include therein ORDAINED BY THE CITY County, Florida. Boca Raton, on the 28th day the said parcel of land. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY By S/ TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Jacob Heldt COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF of June, i960, which day is Jacob Heldt, City Clerk FIRST READING the 17 day OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Section 2, After *3nal pass- Courtney C. Boone, Mayor more than fifteen days from the REST, PROPERTY OWNERS of May, 1960. DECLAHNG THE INTENTION Section 1. The City through age^ this ordinance shall be Attest: date of the posting of this no- AND CITIZENS: Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- theCity Commission, does published in full once a week S/ tice, to consider and take ac- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Furnish proof of publication SECOND READING in full and TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. hereby declare its intention to for two consecutive weeks in Jacob Heidt, City Clerk tion of proposed amendments that the City Commission of the CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- City of Boca Raton, Florida, CITY OF BO CA RATON, annex to the City of Boca Ra- Boca Raton News, a newspaper Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 • and c hanges in the zoning ordi- NOTICE is hereby given that RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO will hold a public hearing at the undersigned, under the pro- FLORIDA ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- of general circulation in Palm Fumlsh proof of publication nance of Boca Raton, Florida, THE CITY. da, at the expiration of twenty Beach County, Florida and a in the following respects: 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at visions of Section 865.09, Flor- By S/ Boca Raton, on the 28th day of Courtney C. Boone, Mayor Whereas, the majority of the (20) days from the final pass- copy posted on the City bulle- ida Statutes, 1957, will register age of this ordinance, the fol- tin board for the said period ORDINANCE NO. 546 TO CHANGE the zoning from June, I960, which day is more with the Circuit Court, in and owners of certain tracts of land, R-l-D (Residential) to B-2 Attest: hereinafter described, contigu- lowing contiguous unincorpo- of twenty days. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY than fifteen days from the date for Palm Beach County, Flori- S/ rated tracts of land In Palm (Business) on the following de- of the posting of this notice, to da, upon receipt of proof of ous to the territorial limits of Section 3. If no objection to OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, scribed property: Jacob Heldt, City Clerk the City of Boca Raton, Flori- Beach County, Florida, to-wit: consider and take action of pro- publication of this notice, the such annexation be filed and DECLARING THE INTENTION posed amendments and changes da, in unincorporated areas served within twenty days OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- fictitious name to-wlt: Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 Lots 21 through 32, Block 8, The N.E. 'A of N.E. Vt of S.E. In the zoning ordinance of Furnish proof of publication within Palm Beach County, after final passage of this TON -TO ANNEX CERTAIN 'A of Section 30, Township 47 FORAKER LAND CO. Florida, have requested the Delray Manors and including Boca Raton, Florida, in the 1 that part of all streetB and ordinance, an ordinance will CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- South, Range 43 East, lying following respects: and that the parties interestec ORDINANCE NO. 537 City of Boca Raton to annex be considered to annex said RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO west of the F.E.C.R.R. less in said business are as fol- said lands to the City so as to roads lying adjacent thereto; all lying within Delray Manors, lands to the City and to rede- THE CITY. that part of Tract "A", Boca TO REVISE SECTION 23-92 lows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY become a part of the City; and fine the boundary lines of the Raton Square Gateway, as re- HELEN S. LEHMAN, pres. OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, according to the Plat recorded WHEREAS, the majority of TO READ AS FOLLOWS": Whereas, said lands are con- in Plat Book 10, Page 25 of City and to include therein the corded in Plat Book 25, Page "Section 23-92. For the pur- FRANK LEHMAN, deputy DECLARING THE INTENTION said parcel of land. the owners of certain tracts of 239, PalmBeaehCounty records. Dated: June 13, I960 OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- tiguous to the City limits and the Public Records of Palm land, hereinafter described, pose of partially covering the contain less than ten (10) Beach Comity, Florida. FIRST READING the 17 day costs of sending out notices and Publish: June 16, 23, 30 and TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN registered freeholders, end of May, 1960. contiguous to the territorial ALSO Lot 54, Block 88(|Mizner July 7, 1960. limits of the City of Boca Ra- Development Corporation Plat other incidental expenses con- CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- Section 2. After final pass- SECOND READING In full and nected with the processing of.a RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO ton, Flosida, in unincorporated No. 3, Boca Raton, Palm da, Acts of 1949, permits an- age, this ordinance shall be adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. Beach County, Florida. petition or request for a change THE CITY. nexation of contiguous terri- published In full once a week areas within Palm Beach Coun- in the zoning regulation, a uni- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CITY OF BOCA RATON, NAME LAW tory. for two consecutive weeks in FLORIDA ty, Florida, have requested the form charge of Fifty Dollars is WHEREAS, the majority of City of Boca Raton to annex For public examination a Notice is Hereby Given that the owners of certain tracts of NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Boca Raton News, a newspaper By S/ copy of the proposed ordinance hereby established; Twenty- land, hereinafter described, of general circulation in Palm said lands to the City so as to to effect such change of zoning Five Dollars of which shall be the undersigned, desiring to ORDAINED BY THE CITY Courtney C. Boone, Mayor become a part of the City; and engage in business under the contiguous to the territorial COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Beach County, Florida and a Attest: is on file in the office of the paid to the City Clerk when any limits of the City of Boca Ra- copy posted on the City bulle- WHEREAS, said lands are City Clerk. such petition or request is filed fictitious name of QUALITY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: S/ . INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ton, Florida, in unincorporated Section 1. The City through tin board for the said period contiguous to the City limits POSTED by order of the City and Twenty-Five Dollars to be of twenty days. Jacob Heidt, City Clerk and contain less than ten (10) paid upon approval of said peti- DECORATING, in the City of areas within Palm Beach Coun- the City Commission, does Commission in three conspicu- Boca Raton, Florida, intends to ty, Florida, have requested the hereby declare its intention to Section 3. If no objection to Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 registered freeholders, and ous places within the City, in- tion or request and deposited by Chapter 2S691, Laws of Flori- the City Treasurer in the gene- register the said name with City of Boca Raton to annex annex to the City of Boca Ra- such annexation be filed and Furnish proof of publication cluding the City Hall, this 31st the Clerk of the Circuit Court said lands to the City so as to ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- served within twenty days da, Acts of 1949, permits art. day of May, i960. ral fund." nexation of contiguous terri- of Palm Beach County, Flori- become a part of the City; and ida, at the expiration of twenty after final passage of this ORIHNANCE NO. 544 da. ordinance, a-n ordinance will tory. CITY OF BOCA RATON, For public examination a copy WHEREAS, said lands are (20) days from the final pass- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FLORIDA contiguous to the City limits age of this ordinance, the fol- be considered to annex said NOW THEREFORE, BE IT of the proposed ordinance to /s/ Howard J. Saunders OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, ORDAINED BY THE CITY By Jacob Heidt and contain less than ten (10) lowing contiguous unincorpo- lands to the City and to rede- effect such change of zoning is PUBLISH: June9, 16, 23, and 30 registered freeholders, and rated tracts of land In Palm fine the boundary lines of the DECLARING THE INTENTION COMMISSION OF THE CITY Jacob Heldt, City Clerk on file in the Office of the City Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- Beach County, Florida, to-wit: City and to include therein OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA: Clerk. TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN Section 1. The City through Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 da, Acts of 1949, permits an- the said parcel of land. Furnish Proof of Publication POSTED by order of the City ATTORNEY: Rusley C. Meeker nexation of contiguous terri- Lots 22 through 33, Block 7, FIRST READING the 17 day CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- the City Commission, does Commission in three conspicu- 131 E. Palmetto Park Road tory. Delray Manors and including of May, 1960. RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO hereby declare its intention ous places within the City, in- Boca Raton, Florida that part of all streets and THE CITY. to annex to the City of Boca NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT SECOND READING in full and ING ON PROPOSED AMEND- cluding the City Hali, thlB 31st roads lying adjacent thereto; Raton, P«lm Beach County, day of May, 1960. ORDAINED BY THE CITY all lying within Delray Manors, adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. WHEREAS, the majority of Flosida, at the expiration of MENTS IN THE ZONING ORW- NOTICE is hereby given that COMMISSION OF THE CITY CITY OF BOCA RATON, the owners of certain tracts of NANCE OF BOCA RATON, CITY OF BOCA RATON the undersigned, under the provi- according to the Plat recorded FLORIDA twenty (20) days from the final OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: in Plat Book 10, Page 25, land, hereinafter described, passage of this ordinance, the FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR FLORIDA sions of Section 865.09, Florida Section 1. The City through contiguous to the territorial THE REVISION OF SEC. 23- Public Records of Palm By S/ following contiguous unincorpo- By Jacob Heldt Statutes; 1957, will register with the City Commission, does Courtney C. Boone, Mayor limits of the City of Boca Ra- rated tracts of land in Palm 52 (17). the Circuit Court, in and for Palm Beach County, Florida. ton, Florida, in unincorporated Jacob Heldt,~City Clerk hereby declare its. intention to Attest: Beach County, Florida, to-wit: Beach County, Florida, upon re- annex to the City of Boca Ra- Section 2. After final pass- areas within Palm Beach Coun- TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 ceipt of proof of publication of S/ REST, PROPERTY OWNERS ton, Palm Beach County, Flor- age, this ordinance shall be ty, Florida, have requested All of Block 11, Delray Manors, Furnish Proof of Publication this notice, the fictitious name ida, at the expiration of twenty published in full once a week Jacob Heidt, City Clerk the City of Boca Raton to an- and including that part of all AND CITIZENS; to-wit: nex said lands to the City so NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (20) days from the final pass- for two consecutive weeks in Publish June 16 and 23, 1960. street and railroad rights of Coastal Signs age of this ordinance, the fol- as to become a part of the City; that the City Commission of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Boca Raton News, a newspaper Furnish pnooJJ of publication way lying adjacent thereto; all ON PROPOSED CHANGES IN Dated: May 23, 1960. lowing contiguous unincorporat- of general circulation in Palm and lying within Delray Ikfanors, ac- City of Boca Raton, Florida, ed tracts of land In Palm will hold a public hearing at THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF Publish: May 26, June 2, 9, 16, Beach County, Florida and a ORDINANCE NO. 542 WHEREAS, said lands are cording to the Plat recorded in BOCA RATON, FLORIDA; Beach County, Florida, to-wit: copy posted on the City Bulle- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY contiguous to the City limits 7:*0 P.M. in the City Hall at Plat Book 10, Page 25, Public Boca Raton, on the 28th day of PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE All that land in the Southwest tin Board for the said period of OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, and contain less than ten (10) Records of Palm Beach Coun- OF ZONING ON LOTS 4, 19, twenty days. registered freeholders, and June, 1960, which day is more Two States imposed new Quarter of the Southwest Quar- DECLARING THE INTENTION ty, Florida. than fifteen days from the date Section 3. If no objection to OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- ter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 2. After final pass- of the posting of this notice, to such annexation be filed and TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Section 5, Township 47 South, nexation of contiguous terri- age^ this ordinance shall be consider and take action of pro- RATON, FLORIDA. Range 43 East lying between served within twenty days CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- posed amendments and changes TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- after final passage of this tory. published in full once a week the F.E.C. Railroad and Dixie RATED TRACTS OF LAND for two consecutive weeks in in the zoning ordinance of REST, PROPERTY OWNERS ordinance, an ordinance will TO THE CITY. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Boca Raton, Florida, in the fol- Highway. Also Lots 1 through Boca Raton News, a newspaper AND CITIZENS: 8 and 34 through 38, Block 5, be considered to annex said ORDAINED BY THE CITY lowing respects: lands to the city and to rede- WHEREAS, the majority of COMMISSION OF THE CITY of general circulation in Palm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Deiray Manors and including Beach County, Florida and a fine the boundary lines of the the owners of certain tracts of OF BOCARATON, FLOHDA: TO REVISE SECTION 23-52 THAT the City Commission of that part of all street and rail- land, hereinafter .described, copy posted on the City bulle- the City of Boca Raton, Flori- road rights of way lying adja- City and to include therein the Section 1. The City through (17) TO READ AS FOLLOWS: said parcel of land. contiguous to the territorial the City Commission, does tin board for the said period of "See. 23-52 (17). Animal' Hos- da, will hold a public hearing cent thereto; all lying within limits of the City of Boca Ra- twenty days. at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall at Delray Manors, according to FIRST READING the 17 day of hereby declare its intention to pitals, veterinaries, pet shops May, 1960. ton, Florida, In unincorporated annex to the City of Boca Ra- Section 3. If no objection to and similar businesses." Boca Raton on the 28th day the Plat recorded in Plat areas within Palm Beach Coun- ton, Palm Beech County, Flor- such annexation be filed and of June, 1960, which day Is Book 10, Page 25, Public SECOND READING in full and adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. ty, Florida, have requested the ida, at the expiration of twenty served within twenty days For public examination a copy more than fifteen days from Records of Palm Beach Coun- City of Boca Raton to annex (20) dayB from the final pass- after final passage of this of the proposed ordinance to the date of the posting of this ty, Florida. CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA said lands to the City so as to age of this ordinance, the fol- ordinance, an ordinance will effect such change of zoning is notice, to consider and take ac- by: W. P. BEBOUT Section 2. After final pass- By S/ become a part of the City; and lowing contiguous unincorporat- be considered to annex said on file in the Office of the City tion on proposed amendments age, tKis ordinance shall be Courtney C. Boone, Mayor WHEREAS, said lands are ed tracts of land in Palm Beach lands to the City and to rede- Clerk. and changes in the Zoning This is the time of year County, Florida, to-wtt: fine the boundary lines of the POSTED by order of the City published in full once a week Attest: contiguous to the City limits Ordinance of Boca Raton, Flor- when trout fishing preoc- for two consecutive weeks in and contain less then ten (10) City and to Include therein the Commission in three conspicu- ida, in the following respects: S/ Lots 1 through 13 and 26 through said parcel of land. ous places within the City, in- cupies much of the citi- Boc a Raton News, a newspaper registered freeholders, and To change the zoning from of general circulation In Palm J acob Heidt, City Clerk Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- 31, Block 10, Delray Manors FIRST READING the 17 day of cluding the City Hall, this 31st and including that part of all May, 1960. day of May, 1960. R-4 (Hotel-Motel) to R-3 zenry. Many anglers know Beach County, Florida and a Publish June 16 and 23, 19-60 da, Acts of 1949, permits an- (Multiple Dwelling) on Lots 19, copy posted on the City Bulle- nexation of contiguous terri- street and railroad rights of SECOND READING in full and where to go for the big Fumlsh proof of publication way lying adjacent thereto; all CITY OF BOCA RATON, 20 and 21, Block 17, Boca Ra- tin Board for the said period of tory. adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. FLORIDA ones, but fewer know how lying within Delray Manors, CITY OF BOCA RATON, ton Hills; and to change the twenty days. ORDINANCE NO. 540 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT By Jacob Heldt zoning from R-l-D (Single Section 3. If no objection to ORDAINED BY THE CITY according to the plat recorded FLORIDA to property care.for their AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY in Plat Book 10, Page 25 of the By S/ Jacob ffeldt, city Clerk Family Dwelling) to R-3 (Mul- such annexation be filed and OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF tiple Dwelling) on Lots 4 and catch. Here are a few served within twenty days after BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Public Records of Palm Beach Courtney C. Boone, Mayor Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 DECLARING THE INTENTION County, Florida, 22, Block 17, Boca Raton tips: final passage of this ordinance, OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- Section 1. The City through Attest: Furnish Proof of Publication Hills, according to Plat thereof an ordinance will be considered TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN the City Commission, does Section_2i After final pass- as recorded in Plat Book 23, Clean your fish as soon to annex said lands to the City S/. CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- hereby declare its intention to age, this ordinance shall be Jacob Heidt, City Clerk NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pages 58 through 66, palm as possible, removing all and to redefine the boundary RATED TRACKS OF LAND TO annex to the City of Boca Ra- published in full once a week ON PROPOSED CLEARING Beach County, Florida. lines of the City and to Include THE CITY. ton, Palm Beach County, Flori- for two consecutive weeks in Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 OF CERTAIN LANDS DESIG- blood. Wash fish inside therein the said parcel of land. da, at the expiration of twenty Boca Raton News, a newspaper Furnish proof of publication NATED AREA NO. 10, BOCA For ptdblic examination a copy and out with clean cloth FIRST READING the 17 day WHEREAS, the majority of (20) days from the final pass- of general circulation in Palm RATON, PALM BEACH COUN- of the propos ed ordinance to ef- of May, 1960. and paper towel. When the owners of certain tracts of age of this ordinance, the fol- Beach County, Florida and a ORUNANCE NO. 547 TY, FLORID A. fect such change of zoning Is SECOND READING In full and land, hereinafter described, lowing contiguous unincorporat- copy posted on the City bulle- ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF on file in the office of the City thoroughly dry, wrap each adopted the 31 day of May, I960. contiguous to the territorial ed tract* of land In Palm Beach tin •board for the said period TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Clerk. CITY OFBOCARATON, limits of the City of Boca Ra- County, Florida, to-wit: of twenty days. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, REST, PROPERTY OWNERS fish separately, then DECLARING THE INTENTION Posted by order of the City FLORIDA ton, Florida, in unincorporated AND CITIZENS: Commission in three conspicu- package the entire catch Lots 1 through 14 and Lots 33, Section 3. If no objection to OF. THE CITY OF BOCA RA- By S/ areas within Palm Beach Coun- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ous places within the City, in- 34 and 35, Block 8, Delray such annexation be filed and TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN in newspaper, canvas or Courtney C. Boone, Mayor ty, Florida, have requested the that the City Commission of the eluding the City Hall, this 7th Manors and including that part served nithin twenty days CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- City of Boca Raton to annex City of Boca Raton, Florida, day of June, 1960. other insulating material. Attest: of all streets and railroad after final passage of this RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO said lands to the City so as to ordinance, an ordinance will will hold a public hearing on a Keep the package as cool S/ become a pert of the City; and rights of way lying adjacent THE CITY. resolution by the City Commis- Jacob Heidt Jacob Heidi, City Clerk be considered to annex said as possible. WHEREAS, said lends are thereto; all lying within Delray lands to the City and to rede- WHEREAS, the majority of the sion wherein the Commission Jacob Heidt, City^Ierl Publish June 16 and 23, 1960 contiguous to the City limits Manors, according to the Plat fine the boundary lines of the owners of certain tracts of has determined the necessity Publish: June 16 and 23, 1960 Remember that stringing Furnish proof of publication and contain less than ten (10) recorded in Plat Book 10, Page City and to include therein the land, hereinafter described, of clearing certain lots and par- Furnish proof of publication registered freeholders, and 25 of the Public Records of said parcel of land. contiguous to the territorial eels of land in Boca Raton, a catch is recommended Palm Beach County, Florida, Palm Beach County, Florida, ORDINANCE NO. 538 Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- FIRST READING the 17 day limits of the City of Boca Ra- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING only with live fish. Pro- da, Act. of 1949, permits an- of May, 1960. ton, Florida, in unincorporated designated Area No. 10, and AN ORDINANCE OF THE Section 2. After final pass- more fully described as fol- ON P ROPOSED AMENDMENTS longed soaking spoils nexation of contiguous terri- age, this ordinance shall be areas within Palm Beach CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- SECOND READING In full and County, Florida, have request- lows: IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE IDA, DECLARING THE IN- tory; published in full once a week adopted the 31 day of May, 1960. OF BOCA RATON, FLORI-DA; flavor and texture. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ed the city of Boca Raton to TENTJON OF THE CITY OF for two consecutive weeks in CITY OF BOCA RATON, annex said lands to the City Lot A, Block 32, SPANISH ESTABLISHING A BUILDING If it happens that you BOCA RATON TO ANNEX ORDAINED BY THE CITY Boca Raton News, a newspaper FLORIDA RIVER LAND CO. Plat A, PB SET-BACK LINE ALONG COMMISSION OF THE CiTY so as to become a part of the are fishing for an out- CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UN- of general circulation in palm By S/ City; and 16, P.28, -Part W. of Lot 27, N.E. 5TH AVENUE BETWEEN OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Beach County, Florida and a INCORPORATED TRACTS OF Comtney C. Boone, Mayor Block 34, Mizner Plat Two- E. E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD standing real estate in- Section 1. The City through copy posted on the City bulle- WHEREAS, «aid lands ate 243.57 ft. of Lot A, Block 32, AND N.E. 2ND STREET. LAND TO THE CITY. the City Commission, does tin board for the said period of Attest: contiguous to the City limits vestment, troll on down SPANISH RIVER LAND CO TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- WHEREAS, the majority of hereby declare its intention to twenty days. S/ and contain less than ten (10) Plat A, PB 16, P. 28; E. 307.1 to W.P. BEBOUT, REAL- am ex to the City of Boca Ra- Jacob Heidt, City Clerk registered freeholders, and REST, PROPERTY OWNERS the ownvri of certain tracts of Section 3. If no objection to ft. of Lot A, Block 32, SPAN- AND CITIZENS- TOR, We have choice land, hereinafter described, ton, palm Beach County, Flori- auch annexation be filed and Publish June 16 and 23, I960 Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- ISH RIVER LAND CO, Plat A da, at the expiration of twenty da, Acts of 1949, permits an- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN contiguous to the territorial served within twenty days Furnish proaf of publication PB 16, p. 28, from E. line of that the City Commission of ocean and highway front- limits of the City of Boca Ra- (20) days from the final pass- after final passage of this nexation of contiguous terri- Lot 29, Block 34, Mlzner Plat age of this ordinance, the fol- tory. the City of Boca Raton, Flor- age listings and if it's a ton, Florida, in unincorporated ordinance, an ordinance will be ORDINANCE NO. 545 Two. ida, will hold a public hearing areas within Palm Beach Coun- lowing contiguous unincorporat- considered to annex said lands NOW THEREFORE, BE IT at 7:30 P.M. in tha City Hall at home or income property ty, Florida, have requested the ed tracts at land in Palm to the City and to redefine the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDAINED BY THE CITY on the 28th day of June, 1960, In the City Hall at 7:30 P.M. Boca Raton on the 28th day you are after, we will help City of Boca Raton to annex Beach County, Florida, to-wit; boundary lines of the City and OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF of June, i960, which day Is said lands to the City so as to Lots 1 through 10 and 34 to include therein the said DECLARING THE INTENTION BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: which date is more than three you there as well. What- days from the final publication more than fifteen days from the become a part of the City; and through 37, Block 7, Deiray parcel of land. OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- Section 1. Tho City through date of the posting of this no- ever your desire, you'll Manors and Including that part TON TO ANNEX CERTAIN the City Commission, does of this notice, for the purpose WHEREAS, said lands are FIRST READING the 17 day of hearing objections to said tice, to consider and take ao contiguous to the City limits of all street and railroad of May, 1960. CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- hereby declare Us intention tiori on proposed amendments find it is wise to "Be rights of way lying adjacent RATED TRACTS OF LAND TO to annex to the City of Boca proposed improvements. and contain less than ten (10) SECOND READING in full and Jb pHld.t and changes in the zoning ordi- About with Bebout." registered &eeholdera, and thereto; ail lying within Del- THE CITY. Raton, Palm Beach County, Jaeob Heldt nance of Boca Raton, Florida, Chapter 25691, Laws of Flori- ray Manors, according to the Florida, at the expiration of Jacob Heldt, City in the following respects: We're close by at 701 For news, read the News. WHEREAS, the majority of twenty (20) days from the final da, Acts of 1949, permits an- Plat thereof recorded in Plat the owners *of certain tracts of Publish; June 16 and 23, 1960 North Federal Highway. passage of this ordinance, the Furnish proof of publication To establish a building set- Phone 8621, or 9336. 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 16, 1960

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six I NEW 1 MODELS I Mrs. Clementine Brown, second from left, was awarded the Freedom Foundation of Valley Forge, Pa., honor for exceptional service in furthering the American way of life last Friday at the Boca Raton School. Howell Watkins, superintendent of pub- lic instruction, left, presented Mrs. Brown with the Freedom medal. Next is Robert Trafford, principal of the school. On the right, Harold Turner, mernbersof the Palm Beach County School Board, presented Mrs. Brown with the Freedom Scroll. Mrs. Brown is a Fourth Grade teacher at the Boca Raton School. -- Boca Raton News Photo.

Lack of Skilled Labor J 1 Five From Boca to Leave Seen as Hurting State c. Florida's economic pro- On Sunday for Boys State of the shortage of skilled la- bor in the state, a Universi- Five local boys will leave Selected to go were Dennis ty of Florida professor re- by bus Sunday to attend Boys Crowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. State in Tallahassee. Louis Crowell, 1780 N. W. ports. They will spend a week 15th Vista; Dave Garbrick, The impactof this shortage there studying the govern- son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl will be felt primarily by ma- ment of the state and will Garbrick; 2191 N. E. Fifth nufacturing firms requiring return June 26. Avenue; George Krautwald, large number of skilled wor- son of Mr. and Mrs. George kers, Roy L. Lassister Jr., six i Expenses of the boys will associate professor of econo- be paid by the American Le- Krautwald, 201 N. E. Se- venth Street, Dick Pool, son mics, reports in the May NEW 1 gion Post 277 with assistance "Economic Leaflet. " from the Kiwahis, Lions and of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Pool, 2700 N. E. Second Court, The 98 questionnaires re- MODELS 1 Rotary clubs and the Police turned by firms in this study Benevolent Association and Craig Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rice, 430 showed that only 57 percent N. E. 36th Street. of their skilled labor and 75 percent of the unskilled For the news, read the News. came from Florida's labor Watch force

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IN OUR NEW BUILDING SIX at 30 S.E. 1st. St. NEW Between Fed. Hwy. MODELS and Dixie Hwy.

Boca Raton Laundry I Cleaners DIAL 8443 "Goodness, my Want Ad does say 'oVerdrive' -what I meant was 'overdrove'!" Cost Figured LOCAL GLAISV1 At Boat Site '-•.1 City Engineer Alfred Ams- lerreportedtothe City Com- mission last week that it East of Life • Accident would cost an estimated Federal Highway US 1 $1, 900 to pave 2, 000 square feet of entrance and exit Boca Raton • Health • roads and parking spaces for eight cars at the small boat Hospitalization launching site south of Pal- metto Park Road. Insurance It was suggested that Ams- ler prepare another estimate Complete of'materials alone with the $ city doing the work. Facilities For Handling The commission author- Waterfront Homes with Patios FROM All Types of Insurance ized City Manager William Programs Lamb to negotiate with the Arvida Corporation for 19,950 rights-of-way for an entrance (includes extra large lot and concrete seawall) W. P. BEBOUT Insurance Agency, inc. and exit to the launching site from the Club road. 701 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY Almost one out ol every with swimming pools Phone; Boca Raton 8621 four pounds of aluminum REPRESENTING THE TRAVELERS . HARTFORD produced in the'United States $2430 w $31,500 comes from metal recovered from scrap by aluminum smelters. £ BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODELS HEY MAN... DEEP WATER CANALS Custom Construction we welcome variations in our plans FINANCING VALUES at the -*•? Dixie Surplus Store H Dixie Highway at Winfield Park 4271 Federal Highw'y (u. S. Xtstoa CRestwood 8 Thursday, June 16, 19oo x,«^~ KATU1M LEARN TO DKIVE Teachers Will Get Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers CR 6-9888 Door to Door Service NEON CARDS AA Auto School a Year Raise PAINTED PAPER T ,. „ ,309 N.E. 1st St. The Palm Beach County Teachers Association had Jack Grant. Mgr. Delfay Beach Board of Public Instruction asked for a $500 across the has approved a salary raise board increase. DIAL for county teachers of $300 According to Ralph Kett- 8175 a year for 1960>-61 school ler, chairman of the School 60 N. Dixie THE MUFFLER year. Board, Palm Beach County The motion also provides will now rank third in the for the extension of incre- state in the rate of salaries mentsof approximately $100 paid to teachers, with on- IMPROVEMENT FOR AS LONG a year for teachers with 12 ly Broward and Dade coun- and 13 years of service. For- ties paying more. AS YOU OWN The $580, 000 salary in- LOANS merly increments were given for Modernization and Remodeling YOUR only to teachers during their crease will be included in> first 11 years of service. the 1960-61 county school NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 5 YRS. TO PAY budget which members are CAR The $300 raise would in- Maximum: $3,500 now discussing in budget On a $1,000 loan your monthly payments crease salaries of beginning conferences. BA degree teachers to $4,100, will be only $20.79. MA degree beginning tea- Work on Southern Bell's telephone building, situated on Dixie Highway between We will build, repair, remodel and maintain chers to $4,000 and to $4,760 Water Bids Eighth and Ninth streets, is well under way. The $1, 300, 000 structure is expected anything in or around your home. Call today. for those starting with a doc- to be completed by mid-June of 1961. It is to be ready for intallatLon of central torate degree. Due June 28 office equipment in advance of that date, Ted Ruskin, Southern Bell manager, GOLD The County Classroom Bids will be opened June 28 said this week. The new equipment will be the direct dialing service. on two more phases of the v . 3 city's water and sewer system Your Guarantee is Honored GRIFFIN program, according to Wil-New System Used on Toll Calls Wherever You Drive— liam Prendergast, director of At Midas Muffler Shops FLOORING CO. public works. Ted Ruskin, local Southern puts pencil strokes through thatwouldinterconnect the 110 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD From CoasWo-Coast appropriate spaces on a bu- telephones of the various '''Griffin Has The Floor" Plans and specifications are Bell Telephone Company BOCA RATON, FLORIDA America's Finest Muffler manager, announced this siness machine card. These companies licensed under installed in lust 20 min- out ona20-inch water trans- marks will conduct electri- the Bell patents. PHONE BOCA RATON 8866 utes. No charge for in- mission line down N. W. Se- week that Delray Beach long stillation. VINYL city, enabling machines to cond Avenue from the 13th distance telephone operators read and mechanically pro- CORK Street water plant to Pal- are using a new system cess the cards later. metto Park Road and the of taking information for MUFFLER SHOPS RUBBER sewer system in Boca Villas. Called "mark-sensing" by long-distance calls. He said the telephone company, All bids received will be o- the simple device will great- FORMICA pened at the regular City this new method streamlines- ly improve billing opera- ticketing and billing of per- SANDING Commission meeting June tions for long distance calls. 28. son-to-person, collect and' 1484S.Feji WE 3-9971 This device? It's a pencil other calls that must be F!N!SHSNG not an ordinary one — but a FT. LAUDERDALE The work will be a part of completed by the operator. 2212 S. Andrews the city's $650, 000 water re- special pencil with a lead that has a high graphite con- The change in billing YOUR ndependent FREE ESTIMATES venue-certificate issue. comes on the 75th anniver- HALLANDALE 118 N. Federal Hwy. The Boca Villas sewer con- tent. 1000 N. Federal Hwy. sary of the beginning of na- Insurance AGENT Delray CR 8-1210 tract is estimated at $100, - Ruskin said, that, instead jion-wide and world-wide 000, according to Prender- of writing out a lengthy telephone service. gast. The first two bids awar- paper toll ridket as she had The American Telephone ded in May for the program to do in the past to keep a and Telegraph Company fell short of estimates with a record of a call she com- was organized in 1885 to high degree of competition pletes, an opera tor merely provide long distance lines among an unusual number of , bidders. Fire Prevention Hi-lites To contact an independent insurance agent CAR RENTALS Week's Schedule See your Yellow Pages MONDAY How Burns Are Classified Beginning Annual Lions Club, Lions Club- BY SAL MATTEIS veral layers thick may be house, 7 p.m. Have you ever asked your- used, although the more TUESDAY self, what do they mean by nearly sterile the material is, the better. Kiwards, Driftwood, noon. first degree burns? What is Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, first degree burns? Well, In the case of massive 7 p.m. bums are classified accord- burns, the best procedure probably consists of wrapping Elks Club, Driftwood Club, ing to degree, that is, the a sterile clean sheet about 8 p.m. depth to which the body tis- sues are injured. the victim over the clothes, WEDNESDAY covering him adequately and Rotary Club, Sun Cove, FIRST DEGREE: Skin red- WHOUSALI dened. taking him to a hospital or 12:15 p.m. a physician. Jaycees, Ocean View, SECOND DEGREE: Skin l%0-'59-'58 and OLDER It's nice to know about 7:30 p.m. blistered. burnsbutcomfortingto know MODELS AT SUBSTANTIAL Beta Sigma Phi, members' THIRD DEGREE: Deeper that you have a Fire Depart- SAVINGS homes, 8 p.m. destruction of tissue, as char- mentreadyand available 24 Fathom Divers Club, Teen ring or cooking. hours a day. Town, 8 p.m. Shock andinfectionare the EViHY CAft GUARANTEE® chief dangers from burns. THURSDAY Cigaret-Lung Cancer p®rs®n«iiiy by Jack Pitts Masonic Lodge, St. Gre- In first degree burns, the' gory's Episcopal Church, 8 danger of infection is not as Article Wins Praise 345 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY p. m. greatasin deeper burns, but the pain is often marked. Mrs. Jane T. Cook," pre- DELRAY BEACH, FLA. Soroptimist Club, First Fe- sident of the Palm Beach deral, 8 p. m Any good burn ointment may be applied to such burns. County Unit, American Can- EVENINGS cer Society, this week com - Mark Twain was granted In the case of deep burns, do not apply anointment, mended Redbook Magazine patents for an educational for an article in its June is- game, an "Improvement in but simply cover the bum with a sterile dressing and take sue dealing with the cigaret- Adjustable and Detachable' lung cancer problem. Straps for Garments" (suspen- the victim to a physician or the nearest hospital. If a The article was written by ders) and a blank, but suc- senior editor Walter Good- cessful, "Self-Pasting Scrap- sterile dressing is not at hand, an improvised dressing se- man and is titled "Cigarets : book. " Are the Facts Being Filtered?' Mrs. Cook quoted Dr. Dean Davies, executive se- NOTICE cretary of the American Can- cer Society Committee, on The Civil Service Board will receive applica- Tobacco and Lung Cancer, tions up to and including June 30, 1960, for the as saying that ' the article following positions: "factual, fair and fearless. ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR In the I judgment of the A- merican Cancer Society, PLUMBING INSPECTOR the clinical, statistical, ex- ENJOY COOL COMFOR 10 years experience in field and a master or perimental, chemical and journeyman certificate required for above posi- pathologic evidence presen- Take the temper out of summer's temperature! Electric AIR tions. ted by many studies in re- cent years, indicates, be- CONDITIONING will flood your home with comfort-cool, fil- ATTIC and WINDOW Salary range from $387.50 to $456.50 per month. yond reasonable doubt, that tered, pollen-free air ... remove excess moisture . . . help prevent VENTILATING FANS Age range 30 to 60 years. are other wonderful You, too can have that 'on top of the cigaret smoking is the major mildew damage. Air conditioning safeguards youngsters from aids to cool summer- cause of the unprecedented time comfort. They world' feeling that conies with build- AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC "prickly heat" rash . . . brings relief from allergies . . . reduces force out the hot sticky ing a home of your own! What's more, increase in lung cancer. " Skill in maintaining and repairing automotive*' tensions. Your whole family will enjoy relaxing, quiet, ocean- indoor air and pull in you can have it, if you come to cooling fresh breezes equipment. "in motion." STANDARD SUPPLY & LUMBER for Shriners Plan Pancake breeze comfort. . . cool living all summer long. Don't simmer . . . Salary range from $1.95 to $2.25 per hour, advice and quality building materi- And Sausage Brunch it's old-fashioned to be without modern electric air conditioning. als. We'll help you plan a new home See your electric appliance dealer today! Clf RR-BOOKKEEPfER I Shriners and their friends that's right in line with your family's General "clerical knowledge and skill in opera- will hold their first pancake needs and your budget . • • give you tion of standard bookkeeping machines. a'nd sausage brunch from FREE estimates on the complete FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Salary range from $249.00 to $300.50 per month. 9:30a.m. to2:30p.m. Sun- HELPING BUILD FLORIDA job! day at the Gold Coast Shrine CLERK and OFFICE MACHINE Club in Deerfield Beach. The club will meet Mon- OPERATOR day, June 20, at 8 p. m. in "40 YEARS OF General clerical knowledge and ability to ope- the new club home. COSTS SO LITTLE WORTH SO MUCH rate mimeograph, addressograph and graphotype LUMBER EXPERIENCE machines. Salary range from $231.00 to $283.00 per month. IC MITCHELLS SONS Age range for above occup- ations — 21 to 45 years* INSURANCE COUNSELORS Persons interested may obtain an application ESTABLISHED 1923 for examination and further information from the Secretary of the Civil service Board, Mrs. Helen H. Bedell, 2nd floor City Hall Bldg., N. Federal er Hwy., Boca Raton. 172 NW 13th St. Applicants will be given written notice five Company Phoae 8554 days prior to date of examinations. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD TOOLS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER Earie J. Robbins, Chairman KEN H1GGINS 22 S. F«d. Ph. 5494 BILL MITCHELL 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 16, 1960 Bridge Clearance Gut To 65 Feet on Waterway Lt. Gen. E. C. Itschner, Two applications are cur- chief of Engineers, U. S. Ar- rently before the Corps o f my, this week announced that Engineers for approval o f the standard 80-foot vertical plans for new highway brid- clearance required for brid- ges over the Atlantic Intra- PICK-UP and ges o\er the Atlantic Intra- coastal Waterway. Both ap- DELIVERY coastal Waterway from Nor- plications had requested ap- folk, Va.t to Port Everglades proval of bridges with a 55- Couldn't get him to "sleep" until at Fort Lauderdale has been foot clearance. The new 65- reduced to 65 feet, effective foot requirement will apply he left his clothes at. immediately. in the consideration of these Charlie expects to and future applications. This decision was reached feel like a "new man" following a two-year study shortly, and he wants by the Army Engineers. Workshop Arranged his clothes to help hi Highway interests had urged To Aid Florida Youth look the part. Which reduction to 55 feet. Navi- The eighth annual Florida is why we got the gation interests urged that Youth Workshop, based on dry-cleaning job! the 80-foot standard be re- the theme, "Youth meets to- tained. day's challenge through dy- "The results of the study, namic thought and action," and full consideration of the will be held July 25-29 at need of navigation, land the University of Florida. SAVE where you receive traffic and the National De- More than 400 young fense, indicate that the over- people are expected to at- all national interest can best tend the workshop which is be met by the establishment The staff of Boca Raton's Sun and Surf Club, the "maintenance-free" residential SAFETY conducted each year by the- of a 65-foot standard clear- General Extension Division development on Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic, is shown on the grounds of ance for bridges over the en- of Florida and a rumber of the colony's gatehouse. Inset shows tie new half-million-dollar Beach Club that is tire reach of the Atlantic In- under construction on the east side of A1A, adjacent to the Sun and Surf Club resi- CONVENIENCE cooperating agencies. tracoastal Waterway be- dential area. The Beach Club will be under roof this week and is scheduled for com- tween Norfolk, Virginia, Use of Pavilion Given pletion early this Fall. and Port Everglades, Florida," EARNINGS Sun and Surf personnel are: Front row, Ivan Lanier, building co-ordinator; O. R, Itschner said. Legion for Fish Fry The City Commission has Marshall, building superintendent; Jules G. Frosell, president; Eileen Flekhaus, Bridge clearance for brid- granted the request of the A- office manager; Muriel Wheeler, sales, and Harvey H. Copp, sales manager. Rear ... and our gesoverother waterways will merican Legion to use the row, Frederick Casey, public relations; E, W. Nodneght, sales, and Arthur Versen, Current not be affected by the pavilion at Memorial Park sales. • Dividend action. Not present was C Richard Schine, vice-president. . for a Fourthof July fish fry. Rate of

TRANSFER Your Funds . . . . from anyplace in the United States and receive a full six mtnths dividend as of December 31st. Bring in your passbook ... we have Pictured above is the first duplex built in Boca Raton all the necessary forms. No Square Gateway. Itis situated on the corner of Camino Real Recently purchase* by Mr. and Mrs. T.Wesley Claridge charge, of course! West and S. W. Fourth Avenue. This is the first of four of Rockford, 111., was this home at 1072 S. W. 10th Avenue , t/t 1 duplexes, which Milo J. Zimmerman of PompanoBeachis, Boca Raton Square. The builder is David Oberg and the sale Open Friday Evening constructing. Zimmerman said he also plans an apartment was handled by JoneeMcDowellofGold Coast Homeslre. -- 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. building with eight two-bedroom units in Boca Raton Square Photo by Colony Studio. Gateway. .. This is the policy that gives you firft ... . theft . . , liability Bees Vital to Plants UJ protection for your, home. The three mo-it important property AboutlOO, 000 varieties of insurance coverages in <>«<• pot- flowering plants would dis- FIRST icy . .. with one premium. Call appear from the earthif bees for more inforrh:ilu>n< should ever become extinct. UJ Representinii the Hartford Fire Insurance Company FEDERAL Hartford Conn. Savings § Loan Association of Delray Beach

Spiciat Altiiiftan._a Bcglnrart BOCA RATON 601 N. Federal Hwy. Announcement was made this week of the purchase by Mr. W/TK EOUImENT CUSCHAli and Mrs. J. J. Kerschner of Doylestown, Pa., of the Royal JJ OF JIM.M OFFICE Phone Boca 8576 > © JUSTTHEHtHt 4j* on none Wm Palm Yacht and Country Club home at 220 Sabal Palm Ter- DIAL 9075 Each Account Insuredby an Agency of the Federal Govf. BOSS WALKED race in Boca Raton. Purchased from George H. Quist, the PO S tllc boss three-bedroom, two and one-half-bath house is fully air BttE I P' conditioned. Negotiations were handled by Clif Weaver, Shop in lit J on Father's Day. associate with M. N. Weir and Sons Inc. HURRY!.... DAY Walk in to Boca Raton Pharmacy and se- BOCA RATON lect a card and gift to ONLY 5 express your love and Arvida Offers Farm Tracts appreciation for Dad. Arvida Realty Company has The property is situated MORE broadened its Investor-Farm 22 miles southwest of Miami BOGkRATON ' Plan to make ayailable to the and three miles west of DAYS TO public Dade County farm- Homestead. SHOP and PHARMACY landin 40-acre tracts.it was 500 S. Ftdtrd Hwy, announced last week. Forestry Training Camp GET YOUR 101 E. Palmetto Rd. When Arvida Realty Com- To Attract 250 July 10 Ph. Boca 9491 pany, acting as general a- gents for Dawal Company, Florida's 26th annual Fo- TICKETS another Arvida Corporation restry Training Camp for subsidiary, announced its In- Future Farmers of America vestor-Farm Plan last March, will open July 10 at O'Leno Grand BAHAMAS approximately 6,400 acres State Park. of Dade County land were put Tickets Available at the Approximately 250 Future RAIN (» SHINE on the market in 80-acre Farmers are expected to at- following Local Merchants tracts, priced as low as $350 tend the camp, which is si- per acre. Now 36 40-acre BOCA BAG SHOP MAYO'S CARDS & GIFTS tuated just north of High Royal Palm Shopping Center tracts are available, ranging 197 S.E. 1st Ave. Springs on the Santa Fe in price from $14, 000 to DALE GARDEN SUPPLY River. AWARD BOCA BATON 5 & 10, INC. $18, 000. Boca Raton Road 309 S. Federal Hwy, TO BE MADE BOCA LINEN & FABRIC JOE MEEHAN SHOP MEN'S WEAR PITTS MOTORS JUNE 11 170 E. Boca Raton Rd. 127 E. 1st St. authorized at 8:00 PM. BOCA RATON PHARMACY JOHNSON & TIFFANY STUDEBAKER - 1ARK Dealer SANBORN N.E. 1st Ave&Palmetto Rd. 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 345 N» Federal Highway, Delray Beach KEMP SHOE SALON LASTING BEAUTYandPROTECTION STATION WAGONS.-SEDANS- CONVERTIBLES SQUARE DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE 75 s. Federal Hwy E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. You Need"not"beS^jggg DOES NOT SPfl mmmm KIDDY KAMPUS present to Win. FLORENCE FASHIONS 172 Boca Raton Rd. RADIO % TV 111 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. WHEN WET Enjoy 3 days and 2 MARGE'S SPORTSWEAR Authorized Sales and Service nights at the exciting KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 117 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 477 N.E. 20th St. SUPPLIED IN A VARIEit 107 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. GRAND BAHAMA RAY KOHL & SON MASONRY OF BEAUTIFUL COtORS FEDERAL TV Phone BOCA 828Q CLUB. ALL EXPAN- HANDSEL HOUSE, OFFICE SUPPLY SES PAID. Plane fare, HOBBIES 123 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd, air conditioned room, 137 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. PAINT JAMISON ROOFING INC. ROADMAN'S DEPT. STORE Breakfast and dinner. • SHEET METAL WORK ISLE OF MAN Boca Raton Rd. • ROOF REPAIRS Only residents of MEN'S WEAR Broward and Palm 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ROYAL PATRICIAN SHOP MOVED TO Beach Counties are BEAUTY SHOP DAVE'S MARKET Royal Palm Shopping Center 2420 N. W. 1ST, AVE. eligible. Aldrich Corner PHONES BOCA 8130 - 5836 SOUTHERN TV, INC. IMPERIAL JEWELERS 1927 N. Federal Hwy. 99 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. CHARLES C. SQUIRES Dr. P. A. Me Rill MATTY'S CLEANERS ELECTRONICS 20th St. at Federal Hwy. 115 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. TWO LUM«* YAKOS TO SERVE Optometrist i6.27 S" •_ndrew» Avc. YOUR HUMICANf NHDJ *g°,N0}V"d £." WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY BRASS KNOCKER Ft. L_uderda]e Fl*. Boca Raton, Fla. 144 S. Federal Hwy GIFT SHOP JAckaon 2-17Q6 Boca 8581 127 Boca Raton Road Boca 0498 s. Federal Hwy. Thursday, June 16, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13 Orchestra Director Chamber Sounding Out Here With Family Demand for Detail Maps Dr. John Canfield, who is ing June 27 at the First Fede- The Boca Raton Chamber or storage sheds. They also indicate size and location of organizing and will direct a ral civic room at 7:30 p. m. of Commerce is endeavoring to interest the Sanborn Map water and sewer lines; symphony orchestra in Boca to discuss the forming of a Company in making detail valves, fire hydrants, elec- Raton, arrived from Talla- symphony orchestra. hassee yesterday with his fa- maps of the city, Val Bren- tric pole lines, widths and Dr. Canfield founded the type of pavements as well as; mily to make his home in nan, Chamber president, Ft Lauderdale Symphony Or- said this week. sidewalks. . • .'•.•'.; Boca Raton, chesira in 1949 and conduc- The maps are useful to in- Brennan said the Cham- He has scheduled a meet- ted it for the first two years. surance agencies, banks and ber would like to hear from He also founded the Fompano federal institutions, realtors, firms and individuals who Beach school instrumental industrial and other business may be interested in pro- program- The Fompano Beach and professional organizati. - curing such maps. If a suffi- band received a superior ra- ons, Brennan said, adding cient demand is .noted, ting at the state contest after that "We use them in city steps will be taken to have only 18 months of instruction planning work whenever they cartographic specialists esti- under Dr. Canfield. are available. " mate the cost. The price of He has conducted operas These maps show the size, a set cannot be determined with Robert Weede and other until Sanborn completes a Metropolitan stars and sym- height and construction of all buildings, including resi- study now in progress. How- phony groups, including the Students of the Parent-Teacher Association kindergarten presented an end-of-the-year circus program for parents ever, letters of inquiry will Columbus Symphony Or- dences. They show the type and guests at the J. C. Mitchell School last week. Shown above are part of the students participating in the pro- of use, including business, indicate what the map com- chestra in South Carolina. gram, -- Boca Raton News Photo. pany needs to know. He received his master's , residential and even garages degree from the Cincinnati Teen Talk Conservatory of Music and Western Union Store Prizes the University of Cincinnati C of C Coffee Will Hear and earned a doctor's degree In New Office Teen Dancers Are Ready Awarded to II in music education from Flo- Fully automatic Western Eight Boca Raton residents Talk on Hospital Costs rida State University. At Flo- Union service for Boca Raton and three visitors from Ft. rida State he also taught has been made available on For 'Alley Oop Jam bake' Lauderdale are delighted Has anyone in your family Thursday, June 23, at9 a. m. string methods and coached a year around basis with in- BY TOMI TARAYOS owners of new furniture a- been hospitalized lately? Are Dr. Steele, who is an DR. JOHN CANFIELD chamber music groups. stallarionof a new telegraph Teens, don't forget the rockin' dance Saturday warded as door prizes for re- you interested in knowing alumnus of the University of what goes into the cost of Dr. Canfield studied violin office at Earle Mays' Boca night featuring the popular Jesters. This -will, of gisterirg at McReynolds Mo- Indiana and DePaul ^ Univer- County Gives $75,051 Raton Office Supply Store, course, be the sensational "Alley Oop Jambake." dern Furniture during the o- caring for people who are sity, has been administrator with Charle Rhychlik in Cle- ill? In Fight Against Cancer veland, Ohio; Joel Belov of 71 Southeast First Avenue. The band will play from 7:30 to 11 pening week of the new store of Bethesda since irstarted. o'clock while the teens make with at 820 N. Dixie Highway. These and other questions As is customary, members, Volunteers of the Palm the Eastman School of Music, The service will be the jazz — cave man style. Admission A grand prize of four TV regarding the alleged high their guests and newcomers Beach County Unit of the A- and Bela Urban of Florida handled by teletype connec- is 25 cents for members, 50 cents for swivel chairs and a 42-inch cost of hospitalization will to Boca Raton are invited to merican Cancer Society, State University. He has stu- tion to West Palm Beach, guests. Prizes will be awarded for round table topped with be reviewed by Dr. Merrill who are continuing to raise died conducting with Joel where messages are then fed attend. President Val Bren- the most ingenious costumes resemb- Italian marble is yet to be S. Steele, administrator of funds to fight cancer, have Belov, GregorBiatianski and into a nationwide system of nan said he expects a capa- ling the "king of the jungle jive". So awarded. A drawing for this Bethesda Memorial Hospital, turned in total contributions Ernst von Dohnanyi, former high speed message centers. city crowd and he urged come on, kids, slip into your bear prize is scheduled Friday, at the next Coffee Club of $75, 051. 80, it was an- composer and conductor of Western Union heretofore everyone to come early as cat's hide, mount the dinosaur, grab June 24, at 9 p. m. meeting at the Boca Raton nounced this week by Fred the Budapest Symphony for has maintained an office in seating is limited. your gal, and iTead for the terrific G. E. McReynolds, owner Chamber of Commerce Teverbaugh, county chair- 25 years. the Boca Raton Club only Alley Oop Dance. "Look at that cave of the firm, and Jack Jones, man. The Canfields have four during the Winter months. man go!!!" During the Summer months, Torn! Tarayos manager, announced that Reserve NOW for the Simultaneously, Dr. Wil- children, David, .nine; Sha- Did you hear about the special Summer dances? Teen winners and their prizes liam M. Shedden ofOrmond ron, eight; Stephen, four messages had to be tele- Towners have planned a series of outdoor dances for phoned to Delray Beach. during the grand opening Beach, volunteer State Cru- and Sala, two. David is a the first Saturday of each month. Our favorite, Charlie week drawings were: 4th of July JAMBOREE District Manager D. E. Murdock, will be on hand to entertain the group. Danc- sade chairman, amounced promising young violinist Mrs. Stanley Straka, Fort Wyllie, in Boca Raton for ing under the stars will be the fabulous feature for at the "NEW" Jack Tar that $716, 782.14 has so far and is studying the Bach A Lauderdale, first prize, bed the installation of the new the Summer months. beencontnbutedinthe State, minor violin concerto under setincluding bed, box springs, office, termed the change Good news for all teens: Because of the summer representing 88. 8 percent of his father. mattress and legs; J. S. But- "an indication of our belief heat, it will no longer be necessary to wear school the quota. Mrs. Canfield plays the ler, 730 N. W. Seventh Ave- thatthisis a growing commu- clothes to the Teen Center until the Pall. Bermuda violin professionally and nue, second prize of impor - Beef exports are expected nity. " shorts will be welcome. WEST END. GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND the family group enjoys ted Swedish modern chair; to increase this year. playing music together. "The new and expanded Mrs. James Everett, 399 N. " facilities are designed for E. 23rd Way, third, swivel continued growth of the Merchants Plan to Award chair; Harry Leusch, Fort community and the rapidly- Lauderdale,' fourth, table; increasing need for telegraph Bahamas Trip Next Week J. Vanderfleet, Fort Lauder- service, " he said. dale, fifth, table; K. Pague, Western Union employes The lucky winner of the In event of rain, Kohl Per Person trip for two to West End, said, the drawing will take 942 S. W. Ninth Avenue, Basis Two in a Room will staff the office during sixth, end-table lamp; Betty the period from October Grand Bahamas, being awar- place in the Chamber of ded by Boca Raton merchants Commerce building on N. Withrow, 267 Boca Raton through May, Wyllie said. Road, seventh, bedroom Includes From June through Septem- will be decided next Wed- Federal Highway. % Round trip air trans* chair. portation from West ber, Mays will act as agent. nesday at a drawing in San- The prize will include i Palm to West End, born Square at 8 p.m. plane tickets, accommoda- Also Ann Young, 431 N. E. W Grand Bahamas. Air 37th Street, eighth, bedroom conditioned twin Ray Kohl, Boca Raton tions and meals for two for a bedded room plus Insurance Men Chamber of Commerce Re- two-night, three-day trip lamp; H. Brown, 471 N. E. two breakfasts and At Convention tail Merchants Division and stay at the resort island. 25th Terrace, ninth, table two dinners. chairman, announced that The only requirements for lamp; R. J. Coyle, 2868 N. Several Boca Raton insur- the holder of the lucky ticket participation in the drawing E. Fifth Avenue, 10th, Sponsored by Merchants Div.t Chamber of Commerce ance men attended the 56th need not be present to win. are residence in Palm Beach saucer chair, and R. B. anniversary convention of the The drawing is sponsored by or Broward counties and a Maas, 1188 S. W. Third Florida Association of Insur- local merchants who are purchase from one of the Street, 11th, two lamps. For information Phone Boca 5488 ance Agents at the Fontaine- members of the Chamber. sponsoring merchants. bleau in Miami Beach last They are distributing entry The Navy made its first DUGAN TRAVELService Thursday, Friday and Satur- blanks to customers. For All The News wireless installation on a day. Read The News battleship in 1901. Attending from Boca Raton were Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fiscus, Mr. and "Comfort Day or Night " Mrs. W. P. Bebout Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bebout Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and ... COMPARE at $129.00! Mr. and Mrs. William Day Jr. Actor Howard Keel is shown above as he plays the rough, tough title role in "The Big Fisherman, " Technicolor screen Worker Hit on Head version of the famous Lloyd C. Douglas novel now showing By Block"and Tackle atthe Delray Drive-in- Theater on Federal Highway, Delray An employe of Southern Beach. Co-starring in the film are Susan Kohner, John Bell Telephone Company was Saxon Martha Hyer and Herbert Lorn. injured when he was struck on the head by a block and tackle. NEW MODERN J. R. Giddens, 4111 N. E 12th Street, Fompano Beach, APARTMENTS was taken by ambulance to the Boca Raton Medical Cli- furnished or unfurnished nic where he was treated for scalp lacerations. FOR RENT OR FOR SALi Giddens was injured at S. Rental $100 per Month. W. Ninth Avenue and Pal- A HOME WITH A GOOD INCOME metto Park Road where he was working. The Fire De- Ph. Boca 6988 partment emergency unit re- sponded to the call and gave NORTHCOURT GARDEN APT$ first aid. North East 44th St. Boca Raton Gov. Leroy Collins' fami- 11/2 Miles North of Boca Raton Center onFed.Hwy. ly will eat beef Father's Day.

You are cordially invited to inspect REGISTER NOW and experience the superb performance BAHAMA BED 95 Yes, there is Still of the Canadian built time to Register for 104 INCHES LONG our Big Grand Opening $79 TERMS GRAND PRIZE .... ZIPPER COVERS TO 24 27' SHEPHERD COMMUTER BUILT-IN FORMICA TOP END TABLES To be Awarded MONTHS FKL, JUNE 24th Saturday, June 18th — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 19th — 1 pjn. to 4 p.m. SALES and McREYNOLDS ^Furniture SERVICE, Inc. ANCHOR MARINE f 820-26 N.DIXIE 1035 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach CR 8-1800 WAere Customers Shop And Save" FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 1OO MILES Boca Raton Boca 5332 14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday,, June 16, 1960 Swim Lessons, Games On Tap for Youngsters Boca Raton's Summer Hut) in Memorial Park. Arvida Wins recreation program will Larry Patrone, assigned Boca Jaycees Win 2, begin for an estimated by the Palm Beach coun- 600 youngsters Monday ty Board of Public In- Twice to Topas a six-week schedule struction, will supervise gets underway. the program at the park. Remain Undefeated Little League The program is super- Assisting him will be De- The Boca Raton Jay- one of the best-lighted Arvida took over first vised by the city's recrea- anna Baker, Mike Steele cees remained undefeat- fields in south Florida. place in the Little Lea- tion department. and Doug Lambert. ed and on top of the League Standings The first week's sched- W L gue this week as Colonial Registrations for the Adult Softball League Boca Raton Jaycees 6 0 Packing slipped two not- three-week swimming .in- ule will include softball, this week after taking a Safari Homes 3 2 DeerSeld Beach 2 2 ches from first to third. struction course will be volleyball, table tennis, 15-4 game from Pelican Arvida downed Colonial taken this Saturday from horseshoes, croquet, shuf- Homes and a 14-4 deci- Pelican Homes 1 4 Castro Convertible 1 5 Packing, 13-4, as Crowell 9 a.m. until noon at the fleboard, dodgeball, arts sion from Castro con- made three hits and scor- Recreation Center on w. and crafts, reading and vertible. Completion of the con- ed three runs. Leach, J. Palmetto Park Road. quiet games. Castro won a 7-0 for- taining levees for the Cen- Weicht, D. Weicht and Parents who wish their feit from Deerfield tral and Southern Florida Small scored two runs children to take this in- The Florida Conservation Beach and Safari Homes Flood Control District's wa- each. struction are asked to Department was organized downed Pelican Homes, ter Conservation Area No. 2 For Colonial Packing, visit the Center or phone in 1913 and was known as 11-4. in Broward and Palm Beach Matteis, Drews, Tofano Boca 5913. The fee for the Shell Fish Commission Last Thursday the un- the program is $1, pay- counties will mean the de- Members of the Little League Colonial Packing team are, front row, left to and Leturmy each had a defeated Jaycees downed velopment of a new prime hit. able at the first lesson. Pelican Homes, 15-4. For right, R. Bozzone, D. Heydt, J. Matteis and D. Tofano; second row, left to fishing site, FCD Executive right, M. McCutcheon, B. Young, R. Drews, P. Parks, H. Sturm and T. Greene; Arvida won again when Classes will be held the Jaycees, Dunster and Director G. E. Dail Jr. said it defeated Causeway starting Monday, four BOAT SALE! Uebele chipped in with rear row, left to right, B. Blacknik, L. Leturmy, S. Briggs, J. Scott and M. this week. Drews, coach.-Colony Studio Photo Lumber, 6-1. For Arvida, mornings a week for the 19-FT. STAMAS OUTBOARD three hits each. Bossen- . Leach scored two runs three-week period. Be- With 2 1957 35 H.P. Evinrudes berry, Jennings and La- while Hausaman, J. ginners and those who Equipped for vallee had two hits each Weicht, D. Weicht and now swim will meet from Fishing... for the Pelicans. Lawson Hurls 3+litter Myers each scored one. 9 to 10:30; intermediates Monday's first game For Causeway, Fish scor- from 10:30 until noon. 14-FT. FIBERGLASS SKI-BOAT under the newly-installed With 1957 35 H.P. In Pony League Action ed the only run. Joe Galayda> assistant Johnson lights saw safari Homes The First Bank of Boca recreation supervisor, is jump on Pelican Homes The Boca Raton Police Raton downed Colonial in charge of the swimming 1960 OVENS 27-FT. FLYING for five big runs in the took over third place in Packing, 15-1. For First program. Instructors will BRIDGE SEA SKIFF third inning and coast to the Seacrest Pony Lea- Bank, Ziolkowski scored be Trudy Borchardt, Mari- Only 10 hours. $ an 11-4 victory. For safa- gue this week as a result Lassie League four runs and Day three, on Wentworth, Linnea List Price $6995.... ri Homes, Chick, Sturm, of Bill Lawson's three- while Hausaman and Her- Coggin, and Ralph Chick. Coons and E. Dowdy had hit, 5-0 victory over Their assistants include 1960 OWENS 35-FT. YACHT Pitts Cars. The undefeated Powder bald scored two each. To- Only 8 hours. S two hits each. For Peli- fano scored the only run Katherine Ham, Peggie can Homes, Bill Chick In other action, the Puffs downed the Angels List Price $19,400 8 to 5 and the Adult La- for Colonial Packing. Adams, Ann Ricketts and and Griffen had three Boca Raton CM tans lost Millie Jordan. hits each, while Wolfe dies defeated the Dolls 5 Monday night's action ANCHOR MARINE their fifth straight as the saw Tatham pitch a no- Registrations for other and Seggidy had two Delray Elks came from to 3 in two close and ex- SALES and SERVICE, INC. hitter as Causeway Lum- activities will be taken 10W $. Fwtwtl Hwy. CR MWC apiece. behind in extra innings citing Little Lassie Lea- gue games. ber romped over Colonial Monday and throughout D*lray Beach', Florida In the second game to win, 6-5. the program at the Com- OPEN SUNDAYS 1 P.M. Til i Monday, Castro Converti- In the first contest, the Packing, 12-0. For Tomorrow night's ac- Causeway, Holman scored munity Building (Scout ble jumped off to a two- tion will match the Boca underdog Angels led the highly touted Puffs most three runs and Butler run lead in the first inn- Raton Police against the BASIC G' FERTILIZER 6-6-6 ing and played on even Delray Elks. Game time of the way but faltered in scored two. League Standings Contains Organic Nitrogen plus terms with the Jaycees is 7:30. the last inning, permitting W Tied until the fourth inning Pony League Standings five runs to cross the Arvida 7 1 Ail Essential Minerals W L plate. A bases-loaded First Bank 6 1 when the Jaycees cross- Colonial Packing 6 1 Delray Clvltans 5 1 home run by Dowdy settled Causeway Lumber 3 SPECIAL $3.49 ed the plate for six big Delray Kiwanis 5 1 1 runs and salted away the Boca Raton Police 3 2 the issue and kept the 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. bags Delray Elks 3 3 Powder Puffs undefeated. game. Pacing the Jaycee Pitts CarB 2 3 attack was Dunster with Boynton Kiwanls-Lions 2 5 In the second contest, Wood Makes SUNBEAM Rainkjng a home run and single, Boynton Police 1 5 the Adult Ladies' tight defensive play kept the This seven-foot, two-inch, 47-pound sailfish was Low 36 Score and Good and Uebele with Speedboat Contests Lawn SPRINKLERS two hits each. For Cas- D01 Is trailing most of the caught by Tommy Fleming, age nine, shown with it. Scheduled Aug. 26-28 game. Three big runs in Denny Wood of Boca tro, Hartzell continued Tommy took 20 minutes to land the catch while fish- Raton Motors team in the Sprinkles area 5 to 50 feet tnboard Hydroplane the last inning put the ing from the Lucky Lady out of the Hillsboro Yacht his heavy hitting with two Championships of the game on ice for the La- Men's Summer Golf Lea- Regular $10.95 Regular $8.95 for three, while Dudley Basin. Tommy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Flem-~ gue sponsored by the American Power Boat dies. ing Jr., 434 N.E. Ninth Street,, will be a Fourth had a long home run and Association will be held Junior Chamber of Com- League Standings Grade student next year at the J.C. Mitchell School. merce at the Boca Raton Now $8.95 Now $7.29 Strippoli had a long tri- at Cape Coral, Fla., Aug. W L Tied ple. Powder Puffs 4 0 1 "Hotel had a low score of 26-28, marking the first Adult Ladles 2 2 1 The newly-installed time in history that this 36 during last week!s enjoy Angels 2 3 0 nlay. lights made playing the premier speedboat event Dolls 14 0 BOOHING RBEQUE game comparable to play- has been held in Florida. -, ., ~t. >. Team standings to date -OUTDOOR! ing in the daylight and DEERFIELD LANES PALM LEAGUE are: Boca Raton Furni- Connie Mack Jr., vice- VJOIT dliilC bet ture,. 13; Benson Realty, drew raves torn team president of the Cape Team Won Lost LIVING! i. GRILLS players and spectators For Children MAJOR AND MINOR Sabal Palms 11 1 12&; M.N. Weir, 12V&; Coral developers, said Team Won Lost Royal Palms 8 4 City Hall, 11& Boca With or alike. This field is now the event will bring ap- Matthews-Sohachtel 12 4 Cabbage Palms S 4 A children's golf clinic L enart-Lenart Realty, 11; Langley proximately 600 active 12 4 Coconut PalmB 7 5 Priced From Without Motor will be held at Hidden Matthews-Matthews 9 7 Silver palms 2 10 Realty, 10; Gold Key participants to Lee Coun- Valley Golf Course with Mula-Mula 7 9 Bamboo Palms 0 12 Builders, 9; Boca Raton $12.95 to. $79.91 Spit Hood ty, including drivers, LeViness-LeVineas 6 10 High single games, Pat Hao registration set for June Bozzone-Bozzone 2 14 kett 197; Virginia Barber 178; Motors, 8; Bruning Paint, crew members, boating 20 at 9 a.m. High game and -series: Mike Marge Ambrose 173. High indi- 1%A; Dugan Travel Ser- writers and their fami- Lenart Sr. (225; Carl Mula 220; vidual series. Marge Ambrose ••

16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 16, 1960 International Director USE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS Boca Inlet Problem Narrowed Visits Rotary Club Develop Good Attitude, International Director Seacrest Graduates Told To Three Possible Solutions Knapp of Beaver, Pa,, was a guest at the luncheon meeting Two hundred two Seacrest glorious past was better,'" KAY'S of the Boca Raton Rotary Club High School students stepped Tests will be completed in lunteered to help with the Hooten declared. "Butactu-i last week in the Sun Cove Re- into the adult world this a month and a full report will project which assisted the ally, it is the present and BEAUTY staurant. Knapp had attended week, armed with diplomas be presented shortly there- engineers with the experi- the future that are the great the International convention and advice to think positive- after of the experiments on ments on the inlet model. _ things in life. Think, for SALON of Rotary in Miami Beach last ly about the good things they the model of the Boca Raton Mayor Boone told the News example, of the great num- week. His term on Rotary's can do rather than dawdle Inlet being made at the Uni- that the best solution must ber of Europeans who are 477 N£. 20th Street board of directors expires July over traditions of the past. versity of Florida in Gaines- provide the "optimum bene- trying to live in the tradi- 1. He spoke briefly to the lo- The diplomas were award- in Winfield Park ville, city officials have fits per dollar costs." He tions of their past. And then cal club. ed to the largest graduating learned. said it was a mosteducatio- think of our advantage as Featuring Other speakers, who also class in the school's history Representing the city, at an nal meeting and all city of- Americans who build tradi- touched on the convention at commencement exercises inspection tour to Gaines- ficials were interested in the tions daily. " The Newest & Most Modern Equipment ville last Thursday were activities, were Sargeant last Thursday evening. reports of the engineers. Nixon, Henry Warren and Jim Breck * Zotos * Bonat * Caryl Richards Mayor Courtney C. Boone, Speaking to the graduates Driver Fined $50 Becker. on the topic of "What the Commissioners Al Rueb, Wil- On Two Charges Our NEW World Owes You, " Joseph R. liam O. Herbold and John R. From a pioneer band Of CARYLRICHARDsl lUUMy ] JU1.V PERMANENT Hooten Jr., Florida State Ernest Griffin, Negro, 46, happy Brandt, City Engineer Alfred New Hearing one man and seven women University associate profes-. of the Dixie Manor Apart- the wave for a permanently happy hairstyle! Amsler and assistant city in New York 80 years ago, sor of Education, recommen- ments appeared in Munici- fights-damaging effects of sun, humidity . , . manager Al Alford. The the Salvation Army has Is Expected ded that they develop a good pal Court Tuesday morning protects tinted or bleached hair. group went on two Arvida grown to a force in ihe attitude toward life and before Judge P. J. Brannen planes along with Arvida re- Another court heating ex- country of more than 5, 000 "DEE" MILLER and VICKI DRACOS presentatives John Grant, living, and apply this atti- and pleaded guilty to char- pected sometime next month officers, assisted by .12,000 HARRY KLEHM Bill Keeton and A. E. Watts tude to the present and ges of speeding and having to serve you! will precede a decision by employes and countless vo- The appointment of Harry Jr. future. no driver's license. Circuit Judge Culver Smith lunteers. Phone Boca 4866 for Appointment Klehm as sales manager for He was fined $50. The model of the inlet is in the Ready-Mix Concrete "So many people say 'our Boca Raton Square and Boca being studied by the univer- Company's suit to force is- Raton Square Gateway subdi- sity engineers in an attempt suance of a Boca Raton buil- visions was announced this' to remedy navigational and ding permit for a plant here. week by Thomas J. Meredith, erosion problems at the inlet. City Attorney Leon J. vice-president of Keating of Cost of the project so far is Weaver said that Judge Smith Florida Inc. Originally from $17, 000 with Arvida under- is expected to set a date for from Rahway, N. J., Mr. Klehm writing $15, 000 and the city the next hearing after the and his wife have been resi- $2, 000. jurist completes study of dents of Florida since 1956. testimony and depositions Mayor Boone told the Boca They live at 450 N. E. 35th takenbyhis courtlast week. Street, Boca Raton. Raton News that Dr. Per Brunn and his associates have Oral arguments will be pre- conducted 44 tests on the in- sented by representatives of Fire Loss for Month let model and have narrowed both sides at the forth- Slightly Under $100 it down to three possible so- coming court hearing, Wea- lutions. He said they will ver said. During May the Boca Raton select the best and least ex- The company's applicati- Fire Department answered 28 pensive method of solving on for permit to build the calls, 24 inside the city li- the inlet problem. plant in an industrial area mits and four outside the city. here is opposed by the city There were 13 brush fire Boone said Dr. Brunn ex- PIK and citizens'groups because calls, eight emergencies, plained that the inlet cur- three automobile calls, two rents cut off the natural drift the proposed site is close to building calls and two in-of sand from the north side a residential area. of the inlet to the south side IOW vestigations. QUIK ft The fire loss for the month and beaches on the south Radio Film Shown was slightly under $100. side have been eroding while To Boca Kiwanians The Worlds Cleanest There were three less calls the inlet has been filling up with sand, causing severe A film entitled "Radio, CORN-FED this month than during April. Main Street USA" was pre- FOOD The Fire Prevention Bureau navigational problems. sented last week before the. made 158 inspections and Boone said the doctor re- Kiwanis Club at the Sun. MARKETS found 132 violations, of commended that two things which 102 were corrected should be done: build two Cove Restaurant. President EVERYDAY and the others outstanding. jetties at the inlet and trans- W. Hugh Brown presided. fer sand from the north side Shown by Phil Hausmanfor Permits issued for May to- to replenish the beach. Radio Station WDBF, the film 6020 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY taled 45 and five fire hazard The engineers recommen- depicted early American ra- BOCA RATON warnings were issued. The ded establishing a north jetty dio service through the pre- Fire Department also ans- of 250 feet and a south jetty sent era. Introductory remarks wered five complaints and of 150 feet constructed of were given by O. R. (Jim) made several investigations two walls of prestressed con- Bellamy. about the cause of fires. crete pilings and beams. Guests were Kiwanians Bob at your PIK QWK Store The interior would be filled Ingalls from Miami and Jim M©«f Johnny Hill with rock as the most econo- O'Sullivan from St. Louis, mical solution with virtually Mo. Other guests included S. no upkeep. E. Shupp, Ken Ramsey and Engineers also said that a Rex Pearson. sand trap could be built north Ken Higgins was appointed At last... a reliable source has of the inlet to accumulate Good Will chairman for the been obtained from which your sand which could be pumped next three months. across the inlet to build up PIK QUIK Stores now bring you the beaches on the south. Huge Losses Attributed excellent quality, tender, juicy, It was pointed out that the To Dishonest Workers ocean bottom conditions succulent IOWA CORN-FED have changed since the 1947 Florida business could tiurricane, which knocked realize new profit highs and BEEF . . . which meets the high 100 feet off the north jetty. reduce consumer prices by standard of products required for Recently the Coastal Engi- 15 percent by keeping dis- neering Laboratory reques- honest employes out of the sale through PIK QUIK. ted new soundings of the cash register, according to ocean bottom at the inlet Lincoln M. 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