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Vol. 5 No. 31 Boca Raton, Florida, .Thursday, June 30, 1960 14 Pages Price Ten Cents to Join Here In '4th' Celebration Boca Villas Feature Will Sewers OKM, Be Fireworks Hearing Set Boca Raton will hold its third annual Fourth of James Rutherford, city recreation director, and officers of Teen Town were guests of honor at the Lions A resolution for sani- July celebration Monday Club meeting Monday night, shown above, left to right, are Rutherford, Teen Town president Rusty Cobb, tary sewer installation in at Memorial Park. TomiTarayos, public relations; Dana Mucci, vice-president; Nancy Tarayos, secretary; Maurene Vaillan- Boca villas was adopted Starting early in the court, historian; George Krautwald, treasurer, and Lions Club president Dithraar Bulla. (Story on Page 6A) at the City Commission afternoon, the day's ac- —Colony studio Photo meeting Tuesday night. tivities will be highlight- • A public hearing was set ed by the American Le- for July 12 at 7:30 p.m. gion post's annual Bar- in the council chamber. B-Que and outing. The cost of the sewers In the evening, the Lit- was estimated as $307,674 tle League will play its and will be assessed to annual AH-Star game at Annexation Argued the property owners on a the Little League field front foot basis. Those starting at 7 o'clock. Boca Raton will be giv- City commissioners who do not wish to pay The Adult Softball Lea- en until July 20 to answer again disagreed on the the cost all at once may MILTON N. WEIR SR. ROBERT W. FREITAG gue will hold its All-Stan objections filed Monday Recreation Program proposed annexation of make five equal annual game on the newly-lighted in circuit Court by four 145 acres north of the payments plus interest Milton N. Weir Sr. is chairman of the board and field at 6:45 p.m. residents protesting the city at their meeting and legal costs. president of the Boca Raton National Bank which is At 8:30 p.m., 4,000 to annexation of certain par- Enrolls Record 357 Tuesday night. Commissioners agreed to open next November. Robert W. Freitag takes over 5,000 people are expected cels of land north of the The dispute was as executive vice-president and cashier of the new to be on hand as Boca Ra- Records continued to In special events, this to advertise for bids for city limits, Attorney Har- touched off when City the sewer installation bank tomorrow. ton presents its third an- ry F. Newett told the fall as 357 children regis- afternoon at 2 o' clock the Attorney Leon Weaver and have them contingent nual fireworks display. Boca Raton News this tered for the summer children will go to the asked for authority to de- on the outcome of the pub- This year's display, like week. Recreation Program in Boca Beach for two hours fend the city in a suit fil- lie hearing, those in previous years, of swimming in the ocean. The proposed annexa- Boca Raton during the ed Monday by four proper- The area for the installa- New Bank to Be is being sponsored by lo- tion planned by the city first week. On Thursday, July 7, ty owners objecting to the tion of sewers covers ap- cal civic clubs, business- would take in Sun Ha- Registration remains an inter-city track and annexation. proximately 35 blocks men and individuals. open for all children be- field meet between Deer- Built by November ven, North Boca Village "This is not a question and is bounded on the Construction of a mod- Those making the dis- and some commercial tween the ages of 6 and field Beach and Boca Ra- of to annex or not to an- south by East Palmetto play possible include the 17. A child may register ton will be held at Me- ern building to house the property along the east nex," Commissioner Joe Park Road, on the west Open Saturday, Boca Raton National following: side of Federal Highway. any time during the day, morial Park, starting at DeLong said. "The voice and north by Federal Kiwanis Club, Boca Ra- The objection was filed Monday through Friday. 1:30 p.m. Bank will start July 15 of the people concerned Highway and on the east Closed Monday and the bank will open ton Police Benevolent As- by Attorney Newett acting Some children are find- Last Friday, 140 child- is being heard and I think by the Intracoastal Water- early in November, 1960, sociation, sorority Club, for Rokay Corporation, ing Arts and crafts an in- ren saw the movie, "cow The Boca Raton News the will of the people way. it was announced today American Legion, Boca North Boca Village Inc., teresting part of the pro- Country". Another movie office will be open Sat- should be observed. There Commissioner Joe De- by Milton N. Weir Sr., Raton Firefighters Benevo- Ramid Inc. and Grady gram. More than 70 child- will be shown at 3 p.m. urday morning as usual should be a referendum Long asked City Engi- chairman of the board lent Association, Friend- Inc. ren are making head tomorrow. with special staff em- on this." , neep Alfred Amsler to and president of the bank. ly sons of St. Pa Newett told the News pieces, bracelets, leather The participants in the phasis on preparing petition ,. was lead clif.v|'.> i"to the fepsi?.v>}it,v • Weir made the announce- that the Boca Raton char- crafts and models. City Recreati.-iR Depart- news and advertising from Ji property owners a.id costs of using pia'stic ment at a special meeting Flaveil and PaSecky con- ter provides that where For those interested in ment's swimming program copy for next week's is- in North Boca Village pro- pipes. He said they have of the new bank's stock- struction, Mitchell Elec- there are less than 10 sports and games, ping are not only attending in sue, because of the testing the annexation. been proved successful holders held in the yacht tric, Eubank Electric, freeholders in a speci- pong, tether ball, badmin- record numbers, but are Fourth of July holiday The petition said the elsewhere and would club at the Royal Palm Boca Raton Teen-age Cen- fied area the city can ton, croquet, cage ball, progressing with amazing Monday. owners were on small save the property owners Yacht and Country Club. ter, Boca Raton Lions annex by notice of intent shuffleboard and checkers speed in classes held at Receipt of any news Club, Apetz Builders, fixed incomes and did not money. The new bank building, but if there are more than are being offered. Most the Garden Apartments or advertising copy Coastline construction, want the burden of city Frank H. Goetz, chair- he said, will be erected 10 in each parcel a refe- of these games are played swimming pool. available this week will Thompson Electric, R.E. taxes. man of the Boca Raton on a site 300 feet wide rendum is needed. He continuously during the Coming events in the be greatly appreciated Barnes Electric, • DeMar- Commissioner Al Rueb Civic League, asked on the north side of Ca- said the charter provides day. Summer program include by the staff. The News' co and Sons Builders, questioned the legal Ansler if the sewers mino Real and west of for filing of objections in Track practice has start- tennis instruction, field office will be closed Hussey Electric, City In- costs of the proposed could be installed in Federal Highway. It will Circuit Court where the ed and anyone interested trips to Africa USA and Monday for the Fourth spection Department and annexation. He said ap- easements behind the extend across the block court will stay further in that sport may report Story Land, and possibly of July. J.C. Mitchell and Sons. proximately $500 has houses. He said this north to S.E. Ninth Street. proceedings of the city to the park at 3 o'clock a fishing tournament and been spent to date and until further court order. outing. would be much less ex- The Boca Raton Na- The $600 display is ex- any afternoon. estimated it would cost pensive to the proper- pected to be one of the The protesting land another $300 to defend tional Bank, which will owners objected to the ty owners. Two Injured be the first national bank largest in this area. Some the suit against the city. 14 ground pieces, plus a annexation of their prop- He said he didn't want to Amsler answered that „ in the city, is publicly- erties on the grounds that Merchants Sponsor Trip plans had been made to gy LlV€ Wire owned, Weir said, with huge aerial assortment, spend the taxpayers' install the sewers in the will go to make up the the lands are not contigu- money on this. approximately 180 per- ous to Boca Raton's cor- For 32 to Grand Bahamas streets. He said most of Two Florida Power and sons, most of them from display. porate limits; municipal "It seems to me it the easements were not As a climax to the big The Merchants Divi- Joseph C. Kennell, Mr. Light company workmen the Boca Raton area, own- benefits cannot be provid- would be a simple pro- wide enough and the were seriously injured at ing 50,000 shares of the day, a Pony League game sion of the Boca Raton and Mrs. Lucius D. Sch- cedure to go to a referen- necessary repair work between the Boca Raton ed the property since it is Chamber of Commerce is 1:11 p.m. Tuesday while bank's stock. The bank's remotely located from the lusemeyer, Mr. and Mrs. dum and I think it still that sewers must have Police Benevolent Asso- sponsoring a weekend Dick Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. they were working in Pal- capitalization is $750,000. city, and they said the might be better to let the, calls for street installa- It was authorized last ciation and the Boca Ra- jamboree trip to the Grand Ray Kohl, Hudson Kohl, metto Park Terrace. ton civitans will be held purpose of the annexa- people vote on this,"' tion because of access- Winter by the Comptroller Bahamas Saturday with Phillip Quade, Mr. and Rueb said. ibility. E. Sinclair Knight of immediately following the tion is solely to unduly the return trip scheduled S.W. Eighth Court, Delray of the Currency in Wash- burden the property with Mrs. William P. Bebout Both Rueb and DeLong display. for Monday, July 4. The Sr. and their niece, Miss Beach, and Tom J. Wil- ington, D.C. taxes. voted no to having Wea- Weir also announced his group will stay at the Eleanor Bebout, and Mr. ver defend the suit but tomnussioner Herbold liams of Pompano Beach resignation as president The objectors maintain- new Jack Tar Grand Ba- and Mrs. George Young. the molion was approved Goes to Mayo Clinic were burned when they hama Club. came into contact with a of the Delray Beach Na- Warning Given ed the ordinances adopted From Deerfield Beach 3-2, with Mayor Courtney by the Boca Raton city The group of 32 will City Commissioner and live wire as they were tional Bank and the resig- are Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Boone and commis- Mrs. William O. Herbold nation of Robert W. Frei- commissioners are "in- meet at 9:30 a.m, Satur- sioners Wil liam 0. Herbol d setting up a powerline On Fireworks G. Doggett, Mr. and Mrs. left Wednesday for Ro- tag, executive vice-presi- valid and void," since day. Takeoff time for and John R. Brandt voting Fire Chief John Lough- their special flight from William F. Ranard, Mr. chester, Minn., where he dent of that bank. Weir notice of annexation was yes. Knight was knocked un- ery issued a warning thjs not "timely" as provided West Palm Beach Airport and Mrs. Frank G. Parker, will enter the Mayo clinic will continue as board Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Mayor Boone ended the conseious by the contact. week against the use and by law. will be 10 a.m. The re- for a checkup. chairman and director of Chaplin and Mr. and Mrs. disagreement by saying Both men were given first the Delray Beach National storage of fireworks with- The objectors also turn flight will leave the Jack McGowan. that the proposed annexa- Commissioner Herbold aid and oxygen by the Bank. in the city limits of Boca Bahamas at 4:45 p.m. claimed that city commis- tion was legal with the said some rumors about Fire Department Rescue Freitag's resignation Raton. sioners were circumvent- Monday. From Pompano Beach is majority vote of the com- his health are unfounded Unit, then taken to Holy "Each year special pre- William F. Kirsch. becomes effective tomor- ing the city charter by Going on the trip from mission. He said this is and he is not going to be Cross Hospital by ambu- row when he assumes the cautions are taken by the taking the lands in piece- Boca Raton will be Mr. From Ft. Lauderdale not a new subject and hospitalized but is only lance. duties of executive vice- Fire Department against meal instead of all at one and Mrs. Walter J. Dugan, are Mr. and Mrs. Richard has been up for conside- to get a routine checkup. Hospital authorities president and cashier of these dangerous and haz- time. who are handling all ar- J- McCowan and Mr. and He visited the. clinic last said both men are on the the Boca Raton National ardous weapons that an- The ordinances of intent rangements; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James R. Silvola. (Continued to Page 2) year. critical list. nually cripple hundreds of to annex were adopted (Continued to Paee 2) our youngsters and cause May 31 on a 3-2 vote with thousands of dollars in Commissioners Joe De- property damage by fire," Long and Al Rueb voting tight Public Hearings Held on Ordinances by City Commission Chief Loughery said. no. "I hope the people of Eight public hearings along N.E. Fifth Avenue residential. and N.w. 19th Street on regulation of bicycles. pleted re-evaluations ot Also presenting objec- were held Tuesday night between East Palmetto A hearing was held on the west side. The lots Commissioners granted Boca Raton will enjoy tion to the proposed an- certain positions but at the City Commission Park Road and N.E. an ordinance revising included 19, 20 and 21, authority for advertising there had been no across- themselves with picnics, nexation in a commission meeting on a variety of Second street to provide fees for rezoning. The Block 17, Boca Raton for bids for additions to swimming, games, etc., meeting was a representa- the-board revisions. ordinanqes. for a future 80-foot right- new ordinance calls for a Hills from R-4 to R-3 and a water line distribution This was held for fur- over this long weekend so tive of the Boca Raton of-way along Fifth Ave- $25 fee when the request lots 3 and 22, Block 17 that we can all be toget- Civic League. There were no protests system and well field col- ther study and City Man- on an ordinance providing nue. is filed and an additional from RID to R-3. lection. Bids will be re- ager William Lamb was her in one piece on July for minimum building There were no public $25 fee when the ordi- A public hearing was turnable by July 12 at 2 requested to submit a de- 5." Lamb and Heidt Take lines for Lots 13 through nance is placed on first held on an ordinance pro- p.m. for the evening ses- Business Trip to N.Y. comments on an ordinance tailed report on just what 24, Block 6, Long's map providing for pet shops, reading. The present viding for a bulkhead sion. the revisions are. Girls' Color Guard City Manager William of Bocaratone, situated animal hospitals, vete- plan calls- for a flat $50 line on the easterly shore A recommendation and Upon recommendation of Will Give Exhibition Lamb and City clerk Ja- on the north side of Royal rinarians and -similar fee with the request re- of Lake Wyman. There request from the capital the Planning commission, Members of the Boca cob Heidt left Wednesday Palm Road between N.E. businesses as permitted gardless of whether or were no protests. Improvement Committee art interim ordinance was Raton Police Cadets girls' for New York City on a First Avenue and S.E. users in C-l commercial not it is granted. Commis- Commissioners agreed for appraisals of certain adopted on first reading color guard of the drum business trip. Second Avenue. The ordi- districts. sioners approved this ordi- to proceed with the reso- parcels of land was re- providing for the with- and bugle corps will put They went to make de- nance set the building After a hearing, com- nance. lution for land clearing ferred to the next com- holding of building per- on a special exhibition livery, sign the bonds and line at 35 feet as measur- missioners adopted an Commissioners also in area No. 10 after they mittee meeting. mits on Dixie Highway at 4 p.m. July 4 at Me- collect payment on the ed from the center line of ordinance to rezone to approved, after a hearing, received no public com- A report from the civil between N.E. 32nd and morial Park. $645,000 water and sewer East Royal Palm Road. Business B-2 a parcel of the ordinance rezoning ments at the hearing. Service Board on the an- 51st streets until a build- Boy buglers from the revenue certificates re- Also heard was an ordi- land in Boca Raton several lots fronting on Placed on first reading nual pay raise schedule ing setback line can be corps will play during the cently sold. They expect nance establishing a Square Gateway, north of N.E. Fourth Avenue be- by title only was an ordi- was received. The report American Legion flag- to be gone several days. building setback line Camino Real, from RlD tween N.W. 15th Vista nance providing for the said the board had com- (Continued to Page 2) burning ceremonies. 2 TIIK Thursday, June 30, 1960 Inlet Bridge Repair No Relief Offered Civitans Will Contribute Garden Tools for Children From Sand Flies Mrs. ' Theodore Norley, contributing an old but used! €cer Work Is Completed No relief can be expected organized plan for conduc- executive director of the usable garden tool at next As repair work was com- from the yearly invasion of ting control experiments. Palm Beach County chapter PUBLIC HEARINGS week's meeting. Anyone in pleted on the Boca Raton sand flies, the City Commis- This laboratory is working of the Association for Retar- th e Boca Raton area wishing (Continued Prom Page 1) Inlet bridge this week and sion learned Tuesday night. on this problem, but hopes ded Children, was the guest toassistin Ms venture may established for future the bridge was- opened to A. N. Tissot, head of the for a quick solution are not speaker at Tuesday's Civitan leave old garden tools at widening of the highway. traffic, all indications Department of the Universi- encouraging. This is due not Club meeting held at the Chick's Service Station, N. A biJ] of saie from Ar- pointed to a wait of at ty of Florida's Agricultural only to the complexity of Ebb-Tide Restaurant. Federal Highway, or at HAPPY vida Realty company re- least six months before Experiment Stationin Gaines- studying these minute flies Mrs. Norley told of the Sam's Auto Sales, corner of garding the transfer of the construction of a new ville, said that the station in their environment but founding of the palm Beach West Palmetto Park Road street lighting system in bridge wili start. "has not done any work on also to the lack of adequate County chapter and of acti- and Dixie Highway, Pick-up AUTO SALES Royal Palm Yacht and This timetable fits in the control of sand flies, or qualified personnel to con- vities and educational in- service for the items being Country club subdivision with previous indications no-see-ums,' and no de- duct these studies. was referred to the city struction currently being donatedis available by cal- from State road officials, partment or division of the "There is nothing we can ling Boca 6114. attorney to coordinate who said last March that conducted for retarded and '59 PONII AC Caia- with file Florida Power university is doing research suggest to protect the indi- handicapped children at the A meeting of the new of- there was no chance for on the pests." vidual from sand flies , out lina. 9 pass, Sta- and Light Company. construction of the bridge HUDSON KOHL association's sheltered work- ficers and directors has wagon., Loaded. Hank Lamb reported that he Dr. Maurice W. Provost, of doors except protective shop in John Prince Park on beenscheduledby President this year. clothing and insect repel- Hates, ONLY 82305 had written to the owner This view was confirm- director of the Entomolo- Congress Avenue in Lake Harold Anderson immedi- and optionees of Africa ed during the last week Hudson Kohl gical Research Center, Flo- lents applied to the exposed Worth. ately following next week's USA regarding the cross- by William Singer, South rida State Board of Health, skin. For protection indoors, As an aid in securing gar- regular meeting. Joins in Firm Vero Beach, had more to say there are various materials '59 PKUGKOT 4 door ing plan of Camino Real Florida member of the den toolstobeused by the Roy Hirth Jr. was wel- and the Florida East State Road Board, who Raymond(Hudson)Kohl Jr. on the subject. on the market, mostly con- children in gardening pro- comed as a new member. Radio, healer, sun Coast Railroad recently said that "because of a has joined his father, Ray "Iregret to say there is no taining DDT or Chlordane jects at the workshop, local Guests included Lou Man- roof. Bank rates, adopted by the commis- priority, the state Road Kohl, in Ray Kohl and Sons known effective insecticide in an oil base for painting Civitan members are each ning and Dick Atkins. ONLY'$1195. sion. He enclosed a Department will be un- office supplies store in Boca orspraying method thatwill window screens. These ma- sketch of the plan and a able to let this contract Raton. satisfactorily control sand terials apparently are of li - request for the right-of- until after Jan. 1, 1961." Since he was 15 years old, flies, eitheronan area-wide mited value unless applied way for land needed. He New Bank to Be Built '58 ENGLISH FOKU, Singer had said in Hudson Kohl has attended basis or around the house," almost daily, and they are said if the Jand is granted the doctor wrote. "These in- reported to cause undesi- (Continued Prom Page 1) deputy comptroller of the Anglia. Kadio, heat- by July 13 the city will be March that the four-lan- the annual stationers' con- ing of U.S. 1 through sects present one of the most rable residues on screens Bank. Basil A. Payne, U.S. Air Force, is also er, local owner. Hank able to start construction vention in Chicago, where vice-president of the Del- Delray Beach and Boyn- he learned to buy office complex problems for solu- with prolonged usage. " secretary, treasurer and rates. . . ONLY $695. at no cost to the grantee. ray Beach National Bank, director of Arvida Corpo- He said he had not yet ton Beach would take supplies and equipment. tion to adequate control of Dr. Provost said the use of will succeed Preitag as South Florida's share of any biting flies. ration and a director of received a reply. Every Summer he has fine-mesh screens, at least that bank's executive the Delray Beach National the state road budget this worked with his father as a "We know a few funda- 24-mesh, will exclude the vice-president. Claudius '57 MKKCUKY Monte, A request from Donald year. This U.S. 1 project Bank. salesman during vacations mental facts about their bio- flies from homes, but such D. Duncan, formerly with Parks, long time resi- Il.T. Kadio, heater, F. Brace for a beer and is to start in July. and now that he has finished logy and habits, but there fine screens also reduce air the Chemical Bank New wine license for the Cof- Other road officials dent of Boca Raton, is a full power. Hank school he is joining the firm is not sufficient information circulation considerably. York Trust Compatiy, will realtor. fee Cup Restaurant at have said that although Air conditioning is an ef- succeed Weir as president rates. . ONLY SI 195. 2154 N.E. First Avenue, f ulltime. of this type to permit a well- Freitag, who tomorrow the bridge bad been plac- fective means of control, of the Delray Beach bank. Winfield Park, was grant- ed in the 1960-61 budget, becomes executive vice- ed. the start of construction he adefed. In addition to Weir, the president and cashier of '56 FORD v8 Moor, A request was received would await the inaugura- Permanent Board Formed ... „. wrll founder-directors of the the Boca Raton National. K.O.M. Kadio, power from Carl E. and Mary G. tion of a new Governor. Boca Raton National Bank Bank, is a native of Fort Lind-en to rezone lot D, Included in the State r r , ^ , Miss King Will are Earl O. Shreve, Col. Wayne, Ind. He moved to steering. Rank rates. Thomas B. Manuel, Arthur ONLY $895 lot B, block 67, Spanish Road Department budget Appear in Play West Palm Beach in 1938 River Land Company Plat for the fiscal year start- For Symphony AOrchestr permanent board aor- & H. Ogle, Walter Hobbs and was associated with A, and lot 26, Block 37, ing July 1, 1960, is ganized into three com - ADDeaMiss Carolr e AnPlan Kingv , Jr., Col. Knox B. Phagan the First National Bank of mittees was named Mon- and F. Byron Parks. Palm Beach until 1945. f55 CADILLAC 4dr. Mizner No. 2 from resi- $450,000 for the bridge. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dential RID to Hotel- Plans for the bridge have Gas Survey day night to further plans Frank M. King of Floresta, Weir is also president For five years he was 60 sp. Radio, ail pow- motel R-4. The land is been 95 percent complet- to form a symphony or- has been accepted as an ap- and director of the Arvida vice-president of the First er. Rank Rates. on Federal Highway north ed. The actual decision chestra in Boca Raton. prentice at the Coconut Corporation, a director of National Bank of Fort the First National Bank ONLY SI 195. and south of N.E. 14th to build the bridge will ResultSupplemenst No Tol. 2 of a dna- Officers of the 14-mem- Grove Playhouse. Myers, after which he or- ber board of directors are of Pompano Beach and a ganized the South Dade Street. This was referred be up to the next state tural gas feasibility report, She will appear in the pro- to the Planning and Zon- administration. When Paul A. McKinley, chair- director of the Fidelity Farmers Bank in 1.951. including the results of a re- man; Mrs. Joy R. Shoup, duction, "Damn Yankees," National Bank* of West He was executive vice- '55 UUICK 2dr, Il.T. ing commissions for construction does start, cent survey taken here in next.week. She appeared recommendation. state engineers said it secretary, and Harold P. Pert Laulerdale. president of this institu- Radio, heater, fully May, was received by the Anderson, treasurer. last season in "SpringFever" Shreve, retired vice- tion until 1952, leaving The resignation, effec- would take 18 to 20 City Commission Tuesday in the Delray Beach Play- equipped. Rank rates. months to complete. On the charter commit- president of the Genera] to become executive vice- tive immediately, of right from Allen and Hoshell, house and in "Guys and Electric.company and for- ONL\ S695. Samuel A. McDonnell Singer made clear this tee are Mr. and Mrs. Louis president of the Boynton consulting engineers of Mem- Adinolfi, the Rev. Ernest Dolls" in Ft. Lauderdale. mer president of the U.S. Beach State Bank. He has from the Civil service last week that any delay phis, Tenn. She is a graduate of St. Chamber of commerce, is in obtaining a full release E. Hawk, Dick Kitchen been executive vice-pres- Board was accepted with A postcard survey was ta- Joseph Academy of St. Louis, also a director of the First '55 CIIEV. 4 Dr. 6 regret. on the right-of-way for the and Rusley C. Meeker. ident of the Delray Beach ken by the firm in May to Serving on the publicity Mo., where she studied piano, Federal Savings and Loan National Bank since its cyl. Standard trans., A letter was read from bridge "has not in any Association of Fort Laud- way delayed the com- find outhowrnany users there corrmittee are Mrs. Char- ballet and modern and con- founding in 1955. gas saver. Rank S. Kendrick Lichty ap- temporary dancing. She also erdale, a director of the proving the combining mencing of the construc- would be of natural gas. les S. Grosche and Mrs. rates. . . .ONLY $595. The report showed that James Q. Averill. studied voice technique at First National Bank of ANNEXATION of the Planning and Zon- tion of this bridge." Pompano Beach and a di- ing commissions into one He said the Arvida Cor- 66. 4 percent of 967 persons Named chairman of the Washington University in St. (Continued From Page 1) in the city would use natural expansion committee was Louis. rector: of the United Fund commission and listing poration, which is work- of Broward County. dr. 6 pyl., ing out the right-of-way, gasuif it became available. Harold Anderson^ Others Miss King studied , last ration many times before several recommendations and nothing was ever said power^tuTe, extra for its operation. This "has been most coopera- Approximately 325 of the on the coinmitteeVinelude Summer at the Royal Poin- Col. Manuel, who is re- tired from the U.S. Army, about a "referendum. Be clean. .$50. down, was accepted and filed. tive in granting over to 2, 700 persons contacted in- Dr. John A. Canfield, cianna Playhouse in Palm McKinley, Mrs. Shoup, Beach and studied voice with is also the chairman of saM there had to be a ONLY $495. A letter was read from us rights-of-way for vari- dicated no interest in natural ous highway projects and gas. Countess Marie Antoinette Mrs. LavonneMouw of Boca the Florida Turnpike Com- majority vote on previous Joe Lamson commending commissions to start ac- that, some six months One of the principal uses d'Oultremont, Egbert Raton. She recently comple- mission and a director of the city for its recent the Fidelity National Bank tion on the proposed an- approval of the Camino ago, Arvida Corporation in 618 replies was for gas Vandoorn and Paul Mat- ted a modeling course. She '54 FORD V8, Viet. gave 44 acres of right-of- wiy. plans to make the theater of West Fort Lauderdale. nexation, which has been Real. railroad crossing heating. Other uses ranged Ogle, Fort Lauderdale pending for some time. Il.T. Fordamatic, plan. way to the State in con- through cooking, waterhea- The group will meet her career. radio, sliarp, $50.00 nection with the construc- again in about a month realtor, is also a director The ordinance of in- A request from Donald ting, clothes drying, refri- and vice-chairman of the tent to annex the 145 Brace of Tunison Palms tion of the Palmetto by- at a time and place to be down. . . ONLY S495. pass." geration and air conditi - announced later. Rail Crossing board of the First National acres which would square for a street light at the oning. Bank of Fort Lauderdale, off the city limits was intersection of N.W. Negotiations for the "The primary aim to A large majority indica- form a symphony organi- a director and chairman of passed by the commis- f53. BUICK, Super Fifth street and N.W. right-of-way for the new ted they would take natural Work to Start Inlet bridge are expected zation was accomplished the board of the First sion May 31 with DeLong Seventh Avenue was turn- gas in 1961, while a minority H.T. Dynaflow, radio to be completed soon, ac- at this meeting," McKin- Repair work on the N.E. National Bank of Pom- and Rueb voting no. ed over to Lamb for ac- preferred to wait two years. pano Beach, a director of & heater. $50.00 tion. Lamb told Brace cording to John Weir, ley said. 28th Street railroad cross- down. . . ONLY S395. president of the Arvida The report said 11 out of He said the group will ing is scheduled to begin the Fidelity National Another (Veu spaper there were several re- 31 commercial customers Bank of West Fort Laud- Rack Is Ransacked quests made to Florida Corporation. now work on plans for the July 11, according to City approved of natural gas. symphony between now erdale and a director of Power and Light Company Weir told the Boca Ra- Engineer Alfred Amsler. Boca Raton Police reported ton News that he will The survey result and the and November when seve- The work will be done the DeJray Beach National '53 PONTIAC, 2 dr. for street lights but the Bank. this week that another news- company was behind meet this week with the supplement report will be ral residents who have by Florida East Coast Sed. Standard trans- submitted as part of the ex- indicated their interest in Hobbs, former vice- paper rack was ransacked du- schedule in installing J. Myer schine interests Railroad crewmen. ring the weekend. This makes Rad. & Heat. $50.00 hibit of evidence of feasibi- aiding the project wili be president of the Citizens them due to a heavy who hold a mortgage on Amsler said there is a the seventh in two months. down. . . ONLY $395. lity ata hearing before the back in the city. and Southern National workload. the property and try to difference in elevation of The rack in front of Mo- negotiate an exchange of Federal Power Commission Bank, Atlanta, Ga., is Commissioner Al Rueb at least nine inches at the also president of the dern Shoe Repair on South asked why there was now the needed right-of-way in Washington, D. C., to Personal crossing and several au- '53 MERC. 4 dr. sed. for the present old bridge be held later. First National Bank of Federal Highway was taken. a street leading onto Fed- Mrs. Benjamin Smith, as- tomobiles have been Pompano Beach and a di- eral Highway near N.E. right-of-way. damaged while attempting It was found Monday in an Stand, trans. Rad. & sistant to the dean at Drew rector of the Pompano alley behind the store with Heat. $50.00 down. 11th street after the city Weir said Arvida already University, Madison, N. J., to cross there, including Beach chamber of Com- commission denied a re- has executed the deeds to County OK's a Boca Raton police the coin box empty and pa- ONLY $395. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. merce. pers strewn about. quest for a street near the property but is holding G. W. Boyle for a week. cruiser. there about six months them until an agreement Groin Permits Col. Phagan, former ago. He said he narrowly has been reached with '52 PONT. 4 dr. sed. missed having an auto Schine. He said he had The County Commission New Paint, slip cov- accident recently as he been negotiating for the approved the permits Monday KOHL'S was driving north on Fed- new right-of-way since for a new type of improved ers. $25.00 down. groin approved by the Uni- ONLY $195. eral Highway and a truck about April 1. cut out of the street di- The repair work on the versity of Florida for use by rectly in front of him. He old Inlet bridge, an an- the Arvida Realty Corpora- said the street is near nual project, was com- tion to help prevent erosion Turner's Nursery, of the beach from the Boca ...ALL pleted Monday afternoon, City Engineer Alfred according to City Engi- Raton Cabana Club south to 50 CARS Amsler was instructed to neer Alfred Amsler. the Deerfield Beach line. to choose check on the street and The bridge had been County Engineer Stephen find out if it is a private closed to traffic, between R. Middleton said the groins OFFICE FURNITURE from! road. Amsler said it was 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. experimented on by the Uni- not a dedicated street. weekdays and opened, versity of Florida reach far- Rueb also recommend- during the evenings and ther out into the ocean than Reduced ed that a through street weekends while crewmen usual. ARE YOU HAVING be constructed leading of the State Road Depart- The County Commission ANY TROUBLE into Federal Highway be- ment worked on the re- also accepted a plat for Pa- GETTING A CAR tween N.E. Sixth Street pairs. radise Palrns subdivision, unit FINANCED? and N.E. 15th Terrace, Forty new pilings were 1, west of Boca Ratpn, and Boca Vvillas. He said the put in, new bracings at- setitsroads and streets down entrances are too far tached and worn wooden for county maintenance. apart and another one is planks replaced by new Also accepted was the plat See needed. wood, Amsler said. _ for Palmetto Park Terrace, Youth Accused of Taking Pipe " unit 3. Loser May Recover HAPPY Roy Martin, an employe of of N. W. Second Avenue. Auto Gas Tank Key the State Board of Control at He charged Kendig with un- Whoever has lost a key to the Boca Raton airfiel€, com- lawfully entering the airport his automobile gas tank-may SAM plained to police at 12:50 p. ground, cutting down four now recover it, according to m. Wednesday that two boys gasstandpipesand attempting a police report Wednesday were taking pipe from the air- to carry them away. afternoon. 10 E. PALMETTO PK.RD. port. The police report said Ken- A key was found in front RAY KOHL & SON & Old Dixie Hwy. Two youths were picked up dig was released to appear in Boca Raton 4916 of Gold Coast Homes at 110 123 I. Palmotto Park Road by Patrolman Johnson. Martin Municipal Court next week on East Palmetto Park ftoadand signed a warrant against one the charges. may be picked up there by RAY KOHL, SR. RAY KOHL, JR. of them, PaulKendig Jr., 18, the loser. Phono Thursday, June 30, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS

Calvary Will Celebrate by communion. At the 7:30 evening service IWr. Auger will SWISS First Year in Buildings continue his series on perplex- Legion Auxiliary ft A full schedule of special ing problems as he speaks on DIRNDL events is planned for Calvary "Does It Matter What Men Baptist Church of North Pom- Believe?", pano in celebration /of the first On Wednesday night, July 6, 100 PLAYSUITS with anniversary in the present there win be a special feature Chairmen Named ion buildings. Just one year ago gospel film shown. This film is Fitzgerald, junior activities ;Farewell Recept the congregation moved from called "The Way Out" and it SKIRTS Committee chairmen were the Lions" Club in Boca Raton is the true atory of Al Johnson, appointed at a recent meet- Mrs. Robert Nolan, music; to the buildings formerly occu- the bank robber who became fa ?O IE GIVEN Mrs. Louis Nisely, poppy; pied by Faith Baptist Church Christian. This 4S-mlnute ing of the American Legion one-half block north of Sample sound film will be presented Given for Tatnams at 7:45. AWAY AGAIN... Auxiliary by new president Mrs. Willis Manning, Pan Road on 18th Terrace. If you buy a DRESS for American, and Mrs. Fred A reception was held In the Ira Lee Eshleman, Bible On Saturday at 3 p.m. the Mrs. Harry Amer. tearoom of the Boca Raton Bi- Conference president, empha- Jubilee Hour for Children will $8.95 or more , . . you 'Olsen, publicity, radio, TV, ble Conference after last sized that the Tathams would will get FREE either a Named as chairmen were be held. This monthly rally Mrs. Carl Mosher, Ameri- constitution and rehabilita- Sunday's evening service. It be back sometime during the features singing, prizes, Trinity DIENDL DRESS or a was given for Pastor C. Ernest Winter conference for a week sword drill, magic, Bible PLAYSUIT with SKIHT. canism and legislative; Mrs, tion. Tathatn and family who are of meetings. memory work and surprises. Arnold Philbrick, child wel- Refreshments were served severing their official connec- There will be a Sunday At the 11 a.m. Sunday ser» Reformed ALL DRESSES and tions with the Bible Confe- School meeting for all teachers vice Pastor Wes Auger will fare; Mrs. James Everett, after the meeting by Mrs.renc e Chu ch, and officers on Tuesday even- speak on "The Christian's SPORTSWEAR civil defense and national Amer. Mr. Tatham is leaving this ing, .July 5, at 7 p.m. In George Declaration of Dependence". Church week for a Summer ministry in Strickland's office. The Young This service will be followed MARKED DOWN security; Mrs. Henry Cole- Members of the auxiliary Ontario, Canada, and will re- Adult Class showed a con- DeerfielJ Women's bank, community service; will serve refreshments at the turn to the West Palm Beach siderable Increase in atten- Reg. $24.95 now $18.95 area in the Fall. „ dance this week. The class Club on Hwy 810 American Legion chicken ST. GREGORY'S Reg. $18.95 now $14.95 Mrs. Edward Berlin, Girls As Pastor Wendell P. Love- goal is 100 before Fall. Just off FeJ. Highway State and education and and fish fry July 4 at Memo- less presented the Tathams Pastor Loveless will con- EPISCOPAL Reg. $14.95-now $12.95 with a set of matched luggage rial Park. tinue his messages in .the Sunday School Reg. ;$12.95 now $10.95 scholarship; Mrs, Lawrence given by the congregation, he Book of the Revelation Sun- said that the Tathams' fellow- day morning and in the even- CHURCH ship and teaching would be ing service he will base his 245 East Boca Raton Road 9:30 A.M. Reg. $10.95 now$ 8.95 very m.uch missed. message on a Bible personality. Reg. $ 8.95 now $ 5.95 SUNDAY SERVICES: Morning Wotship Reg. $ 5.95 now $ 3.95 Mrs. E. B. Coslett Wins 7:40 Matins 8:00 Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M. . Reg. $ 3.95 now $ 2.95 Methodist Men to Unite 9:30 Instruction Class SIZES from 8-20 12^-24% Trip to Grand Bahamas (Sunday School) Evening Worship Winner of the three-day 10:00 Morning Prayer 5-15 354 N. E. Sixth Street. For Meeting Next Week and sermon trip to West End, Grand Ba- 7:00 P.M. The trip, with all expen Rev, Ernest Hawk, pastor, trict ministers' family get- The Rev. James C. Stout- The Rev, Vernon Hoffman hamas, on a ticket drawn ses paid for two, was given will preach on "This Flag — together at the First Methodist senberger, Rector. Pastor STYLES last Wednesday night was This Cross", at the 10 a.m. Church in West Palm Beach. by the Retail Merchants Di- service Sunday ,at the First This is an annual affair spon- Mrs. Edward B. Coslett of vision of the Chamber of Methodist Church. sored by the Dlstriat Superin- MAGASIN Commerce'. The drawing On Tuesday the pastor and tendent, Dr. Henry W. Black- ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH his family will attend the dis- burn, and it will begin at 5 p.m. 180 East Royal Palm Road was held in Sanborn Square. FRANCASS Wednesday at 6 p.m. the Meth- Summer Schedule Members of the Retail Presbyterian Pastor odist Men of Boca Raton will 168 Boca Raton Road join in a dinner at the church DIVINE SERVICE 8:30 A.M. Merchants Division ex- On Month's Vacation with the Methodist Men of Ph. Boca 5734 pressed thanks to Ernie Wor- Boynton Beach, who have been SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.iM. Rev. Albert Shlphorst, pastor invited to be present at the The Kev. E. Kienenger, Pastor kowof the Boca Raton 5 and of the FJrst Presbyterian meeting and hear Mrs. G. Moore Church, leaves thiB week for a Lapham, who will speak on ONE OF THE NICEST 10 Store for an outstanding month's vacation. "One Correspondent's view of job as announcer and to Wil- Dr. Robert L. Clark will be Russia". L.L. Tazewell, pres- SURPRISES IN YOUR LIFE supply pastor during Rev, Ship- ident, will preside. Program First Presbyterian Church liam Ransdell for the use of horst's absence, chairman is Dearie C. Bush. his public address system. "But" is the sermon topic Thursday at 7 p.m. a called for Sunday at the 9:30 a.m. church conference will take 600 West Camino Real When notified by tele- service. place for the purpose of dis- phone of her winning ticket, cussing and acting upon the 'Book That Is Alive' master building plan of the SUMMER WORSHIP HOUR Which came from Roadman's church. Following the church Department store, Mrs.Cos- To Be Sermon Topic meeting, the first Quarterly "The Book" That Is Alive" Conference will begin, with Dr. 9:30 AM. lett said she could hardly will be the sermon theme of H.W. Blackburn, superintendent, believe it. Rev. "Albert L. Eastman st the in charge. / 11 a.m, worship service of the Sermon Members of the Bocaneers, Church of the Open Door Sun- Visiting Rector Will a local quartet, entertained day. Take Part in Service the audience by singing se- ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY Rev. James Richards, rector "BUT" veral songs. of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C, will be the guest of the Rev. James C. Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst Teen Talk Stoutsenbergar, rector of St. Gregory's Episcopal Church, for the next 10 days. Pastor : Teens' Parking Lot Dance Rev. Richards win take part Mrs. Edward B. Coslett in the 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist holds the winning ticket that on Sunday. During July, Russell Hinds, (Air Conditioned) won her a three-day trip to. Scheduled Saturday Night organist and choirmaster, will the Grand Bahamas last be on vacation and there will BY TOMI TARAYOS be, no music at the 10 a,m. ser- week. Mrs. Coslett said she vice on Sundays. Music will re- and her husband will go but Are you all set for the terrific outdoor dance? This sume the first Sunday in Aug- Saturday night, July 2, is the date. The dance will ust. FRST METHODIST she doesn'tknow just when. Services will b-e conducted -- Boca Raton News Photo. be held in the parking lot of the Royal Palm Shop- aa usual during July. The early ping Center (near Kwik-Chek). Char- service is being token care of les Murdock will be on hand to set by lay readers in the parish. CHURCH Wedding Held things rolling for the first of our "Summer month specials". As an add- ROYAL PALM 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton in Carolina ed attraction the Jesters will be sup- Miss Caroline Green, plying the live music from 8 to 11 BAPTIST CHURCH - SUMMER SCHEDULE - daughter of Mrs. Helen S. p.m. Sound great? Sure does! Admis- - CONSERVATIVE - A really different longline strapless Green of Winston-Salem, N. sion is only 50 cents for members, 75 Sunday Schpol~9'AM. cents for guests. Attire: sportswear. Parks Hunt, Pastor for average to full figures C., was married to Frank Eloin Edwards, son of Mrs. So come on along and join the fun. - SUNDAY SERVICES - Church Service-10 AM. Nylon lace bra . . . the most dependable, most comfortable Frank Edwards of Winfield Incidentally, any adults who would 9:35 Sunday School strapless in your life. Light, flat underwire and pliable Park, Boca Raton, on Sunday like to join in the dancing, rock 'r; Tomi Tarayos 11:00 Morning Worship SERMON. plastic ribbon in the cups control and contour the bosom in Winston-Salem. roll style, are most cordially invited! 7:30 Evening Worship —gives you a beautiful young uplift. Low front plunge, low The bride is a graduate of Last Monday evening the officers of the Teen Cen- "This Flag - This Cross" elastic back. 2 inch elastic band curves over waist for that ter were the guests of the Lions club. Each of the - LOCATED IN THE - Asbury College, Wilmore, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. nipped-in look you love. Ky., and is an elementary officers spoke briefly on a different phase of the or- ganization. We certainly enjoyed the honor and thank Deerfield Beach, Florida Pastor-Ernest E. Hawk Style 261-white. B, C cups $7.95, D cup $8.95 school teacher in South Haven, Mich. them. The bridegroom was gra- Note: By popular reauest the rockin' Jesters have been scheduled to play every week at the Center. So duated from Pompano Beach don't forget the regular Saturday night dances with High School and Asbury Col- is the time to stock up on your Summer the Jesters. shoe wardrobe needs for the whole Sum- Orchid Square phone 3345 Boca Raton lege. He is now taking a There will be an important officers' meeting at 10 post-graduate course for the mer . . . for your "playtime" or "dress- sharp Saturday morning. Business to be discussed in- ups" at GREAT REDUCTIONS! Methodist ministry a t Asbury cludes the choosing of the teens to attend the Florida Theological Seminary. Youth Works hop in July. We invite you to enjoy pleasant More help needed! The Teen Center will be getting is the time for all good wives, daughters, sisters and Dr. Roe Performs a new look soon. Members are pitching in to nelp re- mothers to come to the aid of the family pocket book Nuptials in Tulsa decorate for the TV show. Additional assistance and get glamour as well as bargains! Like eating dining here at would be appreciated any morning this week or next. your cake and having it too! Anita Bryant, television Offer your services, teens! singer and Miss Oklahoma prices ... 1958, and Robert Green, STARTING JULY 1st at 9:30 Miami disc jockey, were married last Saturday in the CUSTOM DRAPERIES We are offering a fabulous savings program for you First Baptist Church of Tulsa, . . . just in time for your Holiday activities or Va- Okla. Dr. Ted Roe, evan- ... to meet every budget cation plans. gelist and director of the Boca Raton Bible Conference COME EARLY Grounds, flew out to Okla- homa to perform the cere- FOR BEST SELECTION! mony. Many music lovers attend- With the purchase of any pair of What a menu! What tasty dishes and nice ing the Saturday night musi- $32.95 I. Miller (beautiful shoes) surroundings! Come and enjoy your favorite now priced at $28.95 . . • one pair cals on the Bible Conference of VOGUE Hat straw SHOOTERS IN foods, prepared by our skilled chefs who Grounds applauded Anita's luscious pastel shades of . take pride in pleasing particular people! recent visit here with her >lue and white — pink and white fiance, as she sang "Amazing yellow and white - and Multi-color Grace" and "It Took a will be given absolutely FREE at Miracle" after giving a per- no extra cost as lone as present sonal word of testimony, supply of sizes and colors last. $300,000 to Be Spent With the purchase of any pair of ' , On Cattle Fever Ticks tAademoiselle shoes now priced at The State Cabinethas ap- Give your home a whole $19.95 ... one pair of any KEDS proved an appropriation of wonderful new outlook or KEDETTE5 now in stock will $300, 000 for use of the State give your family's be given absolutely FREE. > .. Veterinarian and Livestock morale a thrilling lift Sanitary Board in a program .... bring flattering designed to eradicate anin- compliments from all With the purchase of any pair of Man- The independent cafeteria featuring festationof cattle fever ticks sides. The cost? So nequin shoes at the regular price of snowy-white tablecloths for your $14.95 ... one pair of FESTIVE, OLD LINE in Martin and Palm Beach low you won't LINE PUMPS, BALLET PUMPS, GRASSHOPPERS, dining pleasure counties. believe it. BEAU GESTE, KEDS OR KEDETTES ... will be TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR DAILY given absolutely FREE! LUNCHEON AND DINNER ADVENT SPECIALS LUTHERAN CHURCH (Serving hours H-30—2 p.m, and 4:30—8 p.m. - The A.L.C. - Come In or Phone For Home KEMP'S Moonhill Apartment Appointment. Open MON. thru SAT. 9-5:30 .SHOE SO HOW CAN YOU MISS? 325N.W. 40th St.,Boca Raton Fine food served in pleasant surroundings 3415 So. Federal Hwy. SALON 9s 30— The Church at Study Delray Beach, Florida WAPINF,-rlir GOID I OAST >alcm We Are OPEN 10:30 —The Church at Worship CRestwood 8-2877 EVERY DAY SO© U. Federal Highway FEATURING LADIES'' FASHION FOOTWEAR Sermon: COVE CENTER MON. thru SAT. Pompane Beach "An Object or Concern" (East of Federal on 131 E. Palmetto Park Read —Boca Rafon Hilrsboro) 9:30 to 5:30 FREE PARKING William M. Deutschmann Deerfield Beach Palmdla Park Arcade — Boca 5665 Pastor Boca 5600 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 30, 19 School Will Add LEGAL NOTICES Three Classrooms PUBLIC NOTICE The Hillsboro Country Day CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA School announced plans this June 15, I960 week to add three classrooms ASSESSMEN T ROLL FOR SEWERS this Summer to accommo- Country Club Village Subdivision along N.W. 14th date Ninth Grade, Art and Avc, N.WU 7th st. and a portion oi N.W. lZthAVe. Visual Aid departments. Pursuant to Resolution No. 24-59 The school's latest build- Proportionate Amounts to be paid as listed: ing opened last January, ac- Lot Elk. Owner Frontage Amount commodates nursery and pre- 1 1 Eleanor W. Wood 99.35' $ 397.40 primary children. In additi- 2 1 Preston C» Davis 80.00 320.00 on to an A. A. U. 75-foot 3 1 Harold C. 'Moran 80,00 320,00 five-lane swimming pool, a 4 I Henry E. tobler 80,00 320.00 5 1 Toble* Holding Co. 80.00 320.00 beginners' pool also was 6 1 Hunter C. Barficr 80.00 320.00 built. The swimming pro- 7 1 Anton J. Kurka 80.00 320.00 S 1 Tobler Holding Co. 80.00 320.00 gram is directed by two cer- 9 1 Roland Hom&s, Inc. 80.00 320.00 tified Red Cross instructors 10 1 Harry G. Grimm e 80.00 320,00 11 1 James P. Sommers 80.00 320.00 andswimming is included in 12 1 Edwin J. Olowln 80.00 320.00 the daily curriculum. 13 1 Caroline Park Homes, Inc. 80.00 320.00 Shown above is the group of Ft. Lauderdale business and professional men who, under the direction of Robert 14 1 Sonrmers Construction Corp. 80.00 320.00 Boemler, are the 1959 Barber Shop Dixie Champions. They will appear at a songfest at the J.C. Mitchell School IS 1 Caroline P ark Home s, Inc. 80,00 320.00 16 1 II II II II 80.00 320.00 at 8 p. m. July 15. 17 1 It It II It 80.00 320.00 ' 18 1 1* It 41

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THE REOF, MEASURED AT ON A RESOLUTION OF THE RIGHT ANGLES, BLOCK 24, CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- SPANISH RIVER LAND COM- TS This Week's Top Furniture Value! IDA, TO ABANDON A CERTAIN PANY, AS SHOWN ON SAID ALLEY TRAVERSING BLOCKS - PLAT THEREOF RECORDED 27-B AND 24-B OF SPANISH IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS RIVER LAND COMPANY'S OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, PLAT A. FLORIDA. TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- REST, PROPERTY OWNERS REST, PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS: AND CITIZENS: X! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Commission of that the City Commission of < the City of Boca Raton, Flori- the City of Boca Raton, Flori- da, will hold a public hearing da, will hold a public hearing on a resolution by the City on a Resolution by the. City Commission wherein the Com- Commission wherein the Com- PS mission has determined the mission has determined that necessity of abandoning, abol- it is desirable and for the c ishing and closing as a public best interest of the City to Q thoroughfare and avenue that abandon and vacate existing certain alley extending north- easement, water and sewer erly from the north side of Ca- lines on Lots "A" and "B", m rnlno Real to the Dixie High- less the East 250 feet thereof, way, traversing the West portion measured at right angles. of Blacks 27-B and 24-B of Block 24, Spanish River Land Spanish River Land Company's Company, as shown on said Plat A; on the 26th day of July, Plat thereof recorded in the I960', at 7:30 P.M. in the City Public Records of Palm Beach Hall, Boca Raton, Florida, County, Florida, on the I2th which date is more than three day of July, i960, at 7:30 P.M. days from the final publication in the City Hall, Boca Raton, of this notice, for the purpose Florida, which date is more of hearing objections to said than three days from the final resolution. publication of this notice, for the purpose of hearing objec- M Jacob Holdt tions to said resolution. Jacob Heldt, City Clerk m Jacob Heidt Publish; June 30andJuly 7, 1960 3 Furnish Proof of Publication Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Pliilish: June23 and 30, i960 NOTICE is hereby given that Finnish proof of Publication the undersigned, under the pror visions of Section 865.09, Flor- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Distinctively Designed ida Statutes, 1957, will register in. Length 96 in. Length with the Circuit Court, in and NAME LAW for Palm Beach County, Flori- Notice 1* Hereby Given that da, upon receipt of proof of the undersigned, desiring to * FOAM RUBBER publication of this notice, the engage in business under the fictitious name to-wit: fictitious name of QUALITY * ZIPPER CUSHIONS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR $129 $149 FORAKER LAND CO. DECORATING, in th* City of SOFA * ALL WOOD FRAME and that the parties interested Boca Raton, Florida, intends to * CHOICE OF FABRICS in said business are as fol- register the said name with lows: the Clerk of the Circuit Court HELEN S. LEHMAN, prea. of Palm Beach County, Flori- FRANK LEHMAN, deputy da. Dated: June 13, 1960 /s/ Howard J^Jjjaundera Publish: June 16, 23, 30 and July 7, 1960. PUBLISH: June9, 16, 23, and 30 (Furnish proof of publication) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ATTORNEY: Rusley C. Meeker McREYNOLDS ***• Furniture ON A RESOLUTION OF THE 131 E. Palmetto Park Road CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- Boca Raton, Florida — 820-26 N.DIXIE IDA, TO ABANDON AND VA- "Where Customers Shop And Save" CATE EXISTING EASEMENT, The United States has WATER AND SEWER LINES more than 63, 000, 000 adult Boca Raton Boca 5332 ON LOTS "A" AND "B", FRiE DELIVERY WITHIN 1OO MILES LESS THE EAST 250 FEET women. Thursday, aOCA RATON .NEWS__ Only at Events Planned Sunday Swim Meets NEW MODERN THE MUFFLER For Children Under Way APARTMENTS At Cabana Club Sunday swim meets tor Boca i

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Tight Budget during the coming year to $300,000 Offered The preparatory school help take care of the county's will follow the pattern of medically indigentresidents, Is Promised Commissioner Roy Michael education as at other well- Palm Beach County Com- known Episcopal preparatory Jr., reporting to the board, Episcopal School mission Chairman Paul Rar- schools throughout the coun- said a conference at Jack- din promised this week there Hans for the new St. An- try such as Groton, St. Paul's, sonville with State Health He said'that grades 11 will be "no frills" in the drew 's Episcopal preparatory andl2wouldbe added later St. Andrews, Choate, Kent Department officials brought county's upcoming budget. school for boys in University and the enrollment even- and Cranbrook. hope that additional fund* Park, tentatively set to open tually increased to 200stu- "Theblue pencil has been will be available. Rev. Wyatt-Brown said sharpened, " he announced in September, 1961, moved dents as funds became avai- the school will be open to ahead this week when an lable. Monday and added the "en- Party Given boysof any creed, denomi- tire County Commission unidentified person offered, Rev. Wyatt-Brown.said nation, nationality or social For Veterans to donate $300, 000 if the that well over three quarters pledges to hold the tax rate status. Members of American Le- of the expected enrollment at 5. 92. " This is the same amount can be matched by Clarence W. Lawson, gion Post 277 and the auxili- contributions, according to already have made applica- as at present 48, Dies in Illinois The commission this week ary unit put on a bingo party the Rev. Hunter Wyatt- tion. He said that prospec- Mr. and Mrs. ftobert Drum - granted the tax assessor an for Veterans at Coral Gables Brown Jr., executive direc- tive faculty members have" mondhavereturnedafter at- extensionof time for presen- Hospital Monday night. tor of the Episcopal School been interviewed and there tending the funeral of Mrs. tation of the annual tax as- Refresliments were served Foundation. will be no problem in ob- Drummond's father', Cla- sessmeit roll. to 240 patients. Rev. Wyatt-Brown told taining anoutstanding facul- rence W. Lawson, 48, wh.o At the request of the Those attending were Mr. the Boca Raton News that ty- died suddenly Father's Day assessor, the board extended and Mrs. Harry Amer, Mr. plans are proceeding on The Episcopal School in Hillsboro, 111. the time until July 18 for and Mrs. William Baker, Mr. schedule for a fund raising Foundation is a non-profit Mr. Lawson, who is also presentation of the roll. and Mrs. Lawrence Fitzge- drive to build the school, corpora tion chartered under survived by bis wife, Helen, The County Commission rald, Russel Olsen, George Returning home Saturday night after a busy week spent at Boys State in Talla- which would initially ac- the lawsof the State of Flo- and a son, James, of Hills- said it was hopeful that some Holtz, Leo Hudson, Mrs. hassee were, left to right, Dave Garbrick, Dennis Crowell, George Krautwald, Dick commodate 100 students in rida. Tax-deductible checks boro, was a frequent visitor $60,000 in state and federal Gladys Mervin, Mrs. Calvin Paol and Craig Rice. grades seven through tea may be made payable to to Boca Raton with his wife. funds will be available Mosher and Mrs. Fred Olsen. Boys Have "Wonderful Time' Five local boys returned home Saturday night after spending a busy week at Boys State in Tallahassee. All the youths said they had a wonderful time and agreed that it was an expe- rience long to be remem- bered. They were sponsored by the American Legion, as- sisted by the Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary clubs and the Po- lice Benevolent Association. Representing Boca Raton were Dick Pool, David Gar- SHOUT brick, Dennis Crowley, Whatever you want to buyf Craig Rice and George Kraut- IT FROM wald. THE Dick Pool told the Boca sell or rent... whatever you Entranced in his bird watching is this youngster in the Raton News he was appointed WANT babyostrich pen at Africa U. S. A. in Boca Raton. It's hard to the electorial committee to believe that the long-legged babies will some day stand which counted the votes af- ADS wanttofindjromalost 10 feet tall and perhaps weigh 400 pounds. Hundreds of ter the election. ostriches roam free over the 300-acre animal preserve. David Garbrick was appoin- -- Press Bureau Photo. ted chairman of the election committee for his city, ap- umbrella to a new job... pointed fire chief and ran for Deerfield Legion to Give the Senate, city and county commission but was defeated at the polls. He was also Want Ads serve you results 48-Star Flag to Alaska campaign manager for Joel A large 48-star flag, long which he beiongs. Eaton, who was elected state sought by Alaska, was placed Commander Nelson said comptroller. "on a silver platter" for safekeeping in a vault in the Post plans to present the Craig Rice passed his bar the Deerfield Beach Bank flag to the Alaskan delega- exam and campaigned for Thursday afternoon by the tion at the National Legion city clerk, county clerk and ...atlow€ost. Lofley Hinsori American Le- Convention in Miami, the House of Representatives. gion Postof Deerfield Beach. which starts Oct. 5. He won the seatin the House Charles Nelson, comman- The executive committee in the primaries but was de- der, told the Boca Raton composed of Commander feated in the general elec - News that the flag was fly- Nelson, Kendall Collins, tion. ing over the nation's capitol JaesW. Dickson and Charles Denris Crowell ran for when Alaska was admitted as Langston took the flag to county tax collector but lost. a state at 12:02 p. m. Jan. 2. the bank under police es- George Krautwald was de- The flag was lowered imme- cort. feated in his campaign for diately after the signing and More Wood Needed, representative but was ap- has been sought by Alaskan State Forester Says pointed sanitary chief of his representatives. city. Future demand for wood Nelson said the Clerk of All the boys expressed ap- will far outstrip Florida's a- the House of Representatives preciation to the sponsoring vailable supply despite the at that time took the flag organizations. and mailed it to John E. millions of pine trees being Bennett of Deerfield Beach, planted every year, State Work Permits Issued Forester C. H. Coulter said To ^533 in County WANT ADS! an old friend who had re- tired four years ago after 25 this week. A total of 1,533 young years service as custodian in "By 1975, we will need 40 people in Palm Beach County the House. percent more wood than we were issued work certificates Bennett, upon receiving can expect to harvest if pre- from school authorities last the historic flag, presented sent growth rates continue," year, it was announced this said Coulter, "and by the it to the Deerfield Beach week by James T. Vocelle, American Legion Post, to year 2,000 we will need chairmanof the State Indus- FAST ACTION FROM twice as much. Florida's fo- trial Commission, Of this ®efh«S€8a Patients rest growth must be increased number, 953 were boys and IT'S VERY EASY TO PLACE tomeet this future demand." WANT Boca Raton patients ad- 580 girls. The head of the Florida Vocelle said 1, 239 in the ADS mitted to Bethesda Memorial Forest Service cited as an YOUR HARD WORKING, INEXPENSIVE Hospital from June 20 to 27 12 through 17 age group in example figures for current school worked part time or were Florence Roeder, Susan wood consumption. Each Varney and Daniel Watson. during vacations, and there man, woman and child now were 278 in the 16 and 17 WANT AD... uses 78 cubic feet of wood a year age group who had Pencils From Cedar year, most of it in the form Mature cedar trees in Ore- dropped out of school and ofpaper, paperboard and al- received certificates. gon and California yield 98 lied products. Although con- "The most basic require- percent of the wood used in sumption in the year 2, 000 ments of the Florida Child manufacturing pencils in the is estimated conservatively United States. The rest at only slightly more--82 Labor Law, " Vocelle said, comes from Southern red cubic feet per person -- the "is that the youthful employe cedar. catch lies in the fact that applying for a job have an The trend is to smaller the U. S. population is ex- age and work certificate. shopping centers throughout pected to double in the Obtaining the certificates WHAT COULD BE the country. next 40 years. from County superintenderts' Caff BOCA 3767 and the offices is quite simple and EASIER? employers cannot employ minors who do not first ob- friendly classified girl will help you tain a work permit. " Arson Seminar Set For West Palm Beach word your result producing advertisement The arson detection and investigation seminar con- ducted annually by the Flo- rida State Fire College and the General Extension Divi- sion of Florida will be held Aug. 8-12 at the George Washington Hotel in West Palm Beach. Registration will be limi- ted to officials and members of the medical profession, BOCA RATON NEWS fire departments, law-en- forcement agencies, industri- 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. Boca Raton al protection departments, insurance and underwriting organizations, defense ser- Victor Mature and Rita Gam are starred in "Hannibal, " vices, fire prevention repre- Serving Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach the Warner Brothers spectacular adventure drama opening sentatives, and local, state Sundayat the Delray Drive-in Theater on U. S. 1 in Delray and national government a- Beach* gencies. Thursday, June 30, fcWS .7. Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Volunteers Give Patients NEON CARDS 'Break' on Hospital Costs, PAINTED PAPER Dr. Steele Tells C of C pins I DIAL Patients at Bethesda Me- in another member. L. D. Sutton, vice-presi- 8175 morial Hospital in Boynton CAR KHTAIS 60 N. Dixie Beach "get a break" finan- dent of Gillis Block and cially because of the many Supply Company, which Beginning Annual services given to the hospi- sponsored the coffee, gave tal by volunteers, Dr. Merrill a brief introductory talk in FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. =5 S. Steele, hospital adminis- which he said his company trator, told members of the had manufactured 50, 0Q0>- Boca Raton Chamber of 000 blocks since 1948 in Your Insurance Needs Are Our Business Commerce at their Coffee its Fort Lauderdale plant Our Only Rusiness Is Insurance Club session last Thursday. and 2, 500, 000 in its Boca Serving You will Be Our Pleasure Dr. Steele said some 700 Raton plant since it opened "dedicated women" give a year ago last March. service to the hospital free, WHOLESALE PRICES Palmetto Park Arca.Ie Off. Ph. 6326 reducing hospital costs to Fleming Talks patients by "20 to 25 per- 131 K. Palmetto !»k. R:l. Res. Ph. 6327 Boca ltaton, Fla. cent. " To Zonta Club MOOKLS AT SUBSTANTIAL Dr. Steele admitted that Thomas F. Fleming Jr., SAVINGS hospital and medical costs president of the First Bank have risen, but he said one of Boca Raton and chair- EVERY CAR GUARANTEED tempering factor was that man of the university com- "you don't have to stay in mittee of the Palm Beach personally by Jack Pitts BRAND NEW "Your Want Ad said the freezer would pay for the hospital nearly so long." County Resources Develop- itself — when it does, send it over?'' He said 64 percent of a hos- ment Board, was guest of 345 N. FEOKHAL HIGHWAY 2-Bedroom, 2-Bath Home pital's expenses go into pay- honor and speaker before the liKLKAY UKACII, VIA. •roll. •- " ' Delray Beacfi Zonta Club at Fire Prevention Hi-lites More than half of Bethes- a dinner meeting heldre- OPEN In Beautiful Country Club Village . da's income comes from hos- cently at the Delray Beach pital insurance, he said. Lions Club. BOCA RATON Fire Prevention Will Pay Dr. Steele traced the ori- Fleming spoke on the pro- gin of Bethesda and said it posed university to be built All Rent Money to Apply to Purchase was about 10 yedrs in the in Boca Raton and the bene- Dividends If All Assist planning before itbecame AT THE of Home fits that will result not only BY SAL MATTEIS contrary. It has been de- assured when the Legislature in the Boca Raton area but created the hospital district Whatismeant by fire-pre- monstrated and is being pro^ throughout the county. and a bond issue passed. Apply for Keys at vention and how does it af- ven daily that fire preventi- In the absence of presi- fect my home, family and on can be made to pay di- BIG 425 N.W. 12th Avenue Phone BOCA 3307 He said after construction, dent Mrs. Barbara Dodge community? vidends when it is planned a debtof about $350, 000 re- Smith, the meeting waspre- Staring just facts during and executed intelligently, mained, but that within the cided over by Mrs. George American Legion the last year, fire losses to- consistently and persistent - first year gifts totaling Barry, vice-president and ly. Just as fire fighters must taled over one-half billion $360, 000 had come to the chairman of the program dollars in taxpayers' money, first locate the fire before hospital, wiping out this committee. which can be replaced. BUT they can extinguish it, so debt. The Memorial Fund, try to replace this fact: OVER must they ferret out the cau- set up to encourage donati- CHICKEN 11, 000 persons lost their ses which propagate and ons, has been very success- lives because of fire. This breed fires before they can ful, he said. would appear to be a dismal remove them, to prevent Dr. Steele said plans for picture. Actually, however, those fires. an addition to the hospital itisnot as black as it seems. Hunting out those hazards were "in the sketching Although tragic, the -los- can only be done in one stage. " He said there was a BAR BQ ses are not uniform the na- way: By personal contact by large demand for private tion over, nor is the fire pre- inspection of all premises rooms. vention fruitless. Quite the which are known or suspect- The speaker was intro- ed to harbor potentialities duced by KenHiggins, REALTORS OF for fire. This means that master of ceremonies. and FISH-FRY BOCA RATON systematic inspections be Val Brennan, president of made by fire prevention the Chamber, spoke briefly The following are of the continuing member- members of the specialists who must be out Boca Raton Board in the field each day loca- ship campaign, headed by MONDAY JULY 4th of Realtors. Doing business with ting and correcting these Jack Welch, and urged each WfflIM them you are as- Chamber member to bring sured the highest fire breeders and feeders. type of service Today's fire prevention MEMORIAL PARK that c an b e admin- i stered in the fiel d means less "HOME WORK " Damage Suit Filed YOUR HOME FEEL LIKE of Real Estate In Fall at Restaurant Baby supplies —we've got Practice. at the fire station and more them HERE, at Boca Ra- "HOME WORK" where A damage, suit was taken Cbkkm Bar-B-Q With All The A STEAM CABINET? ALLIED REALTY, 27S N, Fed- ton Pharmacy. Fine quali- eral Hwy., Phone 4249. people actually live, labor to Circuit Court in West ty bottles, nipples, sterili- W. P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal and play. Palm Beach last week by a zers, teethers . . . every- Trimmings, Dessert and Beverage Hwy., Phone 8621. thing for the baby. BENSON REALTY, 50 IE. Pal- In other words the harder woman who claimed she fell Then it's time to see the friendly advisors at metto Park Rd., Phone 5435. the fire inspector works at on the floor in the Ebb Tide STANDARD SUPPLY & LUMBER about the CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. inspections and fire preven- Restaurant at 6000 North BOCA-RATON top-quality Zonolite Insulation materials you Box 354, Phone 9166. tion and the more effective . Federal Highway. ADULTS CHILDREN need to keep your home up to 15° cooler. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., his preventive efforts, the Phone 5473. The suit, for in excess of Plan now to boost your home's Summer Com- ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. more productive the tax- $500, was brought by Joseph PHARMACY $1.50 Palmetto Park Road. Phone fort Rating ... do wonders for your morale, 8708. payers' investment in him. F. and Lucille M. Krolik a- 101 E. Palmetto Rd. as well! If you prefer 'at-home' . . . F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 The Fire Department is N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996. gainst Louis and Dorothy Ph. Boca 9491 LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West your business, but in this Carres, named as operators Benefit American Legion and Auxiliary Palmetto Park Road, Phone business we are at our best _PREE DELIVERY- 3737. of the Ebb Tide. ADVICE & ESTIMATES, JUST PHONF RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto when we are "SLOW". Park Road. Phone 8077. J.C.MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. Daily Traffic Volume US! THERE'S NO OBLIGATION. Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. I. MARIO PETRUZELLI, 2325 Up 12 Percent in Year N. Ocean Blvd. Boca Raton. J.C MITCHELLS SONS Phrme 9418. The monthly average dai- F. BYRON PARKS, 399 E. Pal- ly traffic volume in Boca metto Park Road, Phone 5151, EARLE J. ROBBINS, 1941 N. Raton during May was an- INSURANCE COUNSELORS - Federal Hwy., Phone 5022. nounced this week by the J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744. State Road Department's ESTABLISHED 1923 WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- eral Hwy., phone 9271. Traffic and Planning Divi- TOWN and CO.UNTRY, 164 E,, sion. TANDARD Boca Raton Rd. Pfione 6351. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF Average daily traffic vo - FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmett< lume northbound was 4, 595. Park Road. Phone 5408. Supply & Lumbe172 NW 13tr h St. WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 This is a 12. 8 percent in- Federal Hwy., Phone 87f8. crease over 1959 and 57 per- Company Phom»j5554 M.N.WEIR & SONS, INC. 470 s. • i Federal Hwy., Phone 3717* cent increase over 1955. 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496 Average traffic southbound KEN HIGGINS TOOLS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. BILL MITCHELL Royel Palm RoadPhone 5313. was 4, 805, a 16. 7 percent 22 S. Fed. Ph. 5494 increase over 1959.

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Make us your headquarters] FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON for ALLyourfinancial needs! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Juae 30, 1960 JAMISON ROOFING INC. [Deadline Extended * SHEET METAL WORK •• ROOF REPAIRS For Insurance Bids SHOP MOVED TO The Palm Beach Board of tracts to competitive bidding 2420 N. W. 1ST. AVE. Public Instruction has agreed on 203 school buildings and PHONES BOCA 8130 - 5836 to give, insurance agents an installations for fire andex- extra 30 days to prepare bids tended coverage. McCOLL'S Phillips "66" SERV. I EVE for school insurance. The board's action came 6200 N. Fed. Hwy. Ph. CR 6-9454 } 4450 The School Board granted after critisism by insurance ew FLYTEf Guar&nteed GREASE JOBS FREE INSPECTION a request to extend the July men who said they could " FUEL / We give TOP VALUE STAMPS 15 deadline after an insur- LAWN MOWERS-EDGERS-BICYCLES PHONE save the county 20 percent Sharpened - Repaired - Rented ance agent told the board it on annual insurance premi-" FREE Pickup and Delivery 1/2 Mile N. of Ancient America CR8-2814 would be possible to prepare' urns on a competitive basis. bids on the information pro- The board now gives its con- vided in the published ad- tracts to about 75 separate CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN vertisements describing the agencies. HEADACHES BACK PAINS NEURITIS $24, 000,000 worth of SINCE 1901 school property. DR. ALBERT THAU The agent, Neal Dilling- Estate's Value 123 E. Royal Palm Road ham, told the board the in- py £ gt $181,963 (Opp. First Bank of Boca Raton) Boca 9118 Meet ieginny Hill formation in the advertise- ments was incomplete and Total gross estate of the did not contain the addresses late Harry M. Chesebro of of the property, type of con- Boca Raton was valued at $181,963. 39 in a report of Shown above is the smail boat launching site and docks just north of the Boca struction and the rates set by Raton Met Bridge along A1A. Many boating enthusiasts keep their boats here and the Florida Inspection and appraisers filed in probate court last Thursday. it is especially busy on Sundays. This will soon be replaced with the new boat' EBB TIDE Rating Bureau. The figure included pro-- launching site south of the Palmetto Park Bridge, -- Colony Studio Photo. Restaurant & Lounge On June 8, the School peny owned jointly with his Board announced it was o- widow, Mrs. Ethyl B. Chese- • SEA FOOD SPECIALITIES pening up its insurance con- WeeksSchedul e bro of Boca Raton, valued at Boca Kiwanians Attend • STEAKS « CHOPS $142, 515. 26. Mrs. Chesebro MONDAY is sole beneficiary under his Boca Raton Library Associ- will dated July 24, 19 5 8,.International Convention Full Course Dinners from $1.95 Seven members of the Bo- and the appearance of the ation, First Federal, noon. and is executrix of the Lions Club, Lions club- estate. ca Raton Kiwanis Club were Naval Aviation Cadet Choir 4 MILES NORTH OF among the thousands who at- from Pensacola Naval Air house, 7 p.m. We Cater To Included in the estate are BOCA ON U.S. I tended the 45th annual con- Station in Florida. TUESDAY Parties & Weddings stocks and bonds worth $66,- vention of Kiwanis Interna - Kiwanis Club, Sun Cove, CR 8-1741 546.74, realestate appraised tional at Miami Beach this Delray Project noon. Insurance Counselor at$47,S00, mortgages, notes week. Garden Club, St. Grego- and cash totaling $28, 468. 52, The local group included To Take Year ry's Parish Hall, 2 p.m. and life insurance payable to We Write: W. Hugh Brown, president; The four-laning of U. S. 1 Civitans, Ebb Tide, 7 p.m. LAMPS GALORE! others in the amount of Edward Barnhardt and L. L. in Palm Beach County will Elks Club, Driftwood, 8 * AUTOMOBILE $27,299.49. Tazewell, vice-presidents; be completed when the State p. m. FINE SELECTION * ACCIDENT Mr. Homeowner... Mr. Chesebro died March Neal D. Quimby, secretary; Road Department finishes its Junior Woman's Club, 6 at the age of 75. Bill Adams, H. J. Dane and next project, the improve- Moonhill Apartments, 8 p.m. * BURGLARY HEADBOARDS Here's important Rev. Ernest E. Hawk. ment of 2. 36 miles in Del- WEDNESDAY * CRIME Act on Cuba, They joined some 16,000 ray Beach. Rotary Club, Sun Cove, Choice of money-saving other Kiwanians, their wives The project extends from 12:15 p.m. Colors * FIRE Rogers Urges and families for the four and the south city limits of Del- THURSDAY * HOSPITAL advke Quick action by-the Uni- a half day meeting in the ray Beach to a point north of Boca Raton Board of Real- RICHARDS FURNITURE Miami Beach Convention Eighth Street. tors, First Federal, 7:30 p.m. * LIABILITY Our Homeowners Policy ted States to stop Cuba's gives you tire, windstorm, swing toward Communism Hall.' C. T. Stockton Inc. of American Legion, Legion 3749 N.Fedl. Hwy. Pompano Beach * MARINE theft and liability prolcclion has been called for by Con- Top speakers at the con- Hialeah, which has the con- home, 8 p. m. vention, in addition to Kiwa- tract and will have 400 days FRIDAY WH 1-0617 with one policy . . . with one gressman Paul G. Rogers of STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM * MORTGAGE premium. You can save ;K West Palm Beach. nis International President in which to complete the Christian Business Men's HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. * WINDSTORM much as 20% . . . eliminate In an address on the House Albert J. Tulley of Mobile, joh, plans to start work Fri- Committee, Sun Cove, noon. gaps and overlapping of cov- floor, Rogers said "concer- Ala., were George Romney, day, July 8. * BONDS erages. Call us for details. ted action is imperative" president of American Mo- The $857, 998 project in- We *e Bond specialists and he advocated a meeting tors; Paul G. Hoffman, ma- , eludes the widening and re- Representing the building of Fifth and Sixth and can write all forms.. ofconsultationofthe foreign naging director, United Na- Hartford Fire ministers of the Organiza- tions Special Fund; Douglas avenues. Each avenue is to Insurance Company tion of American States. W. Ambridge, president, be widened to provide a pair Group of 12-foot traffic lanes with Remember . Hartford, Conn, "The United States is uni- Abitibi Power and Paper versally recognized and ack- Company Toronto, Ont.; fourfeetof parking space on WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE It's The Policy nowledged to be the leader Dr. James W. Parrish, exe- both sides. Behind The Policy of the Free World. Is it not cutive vice-president, Stet- Fifth Avenue will be con- verted into a one-way faci- the opening of our new office in That Counts. time that we started to lead, son University, Deland, Fla.; rather than wait for another Miss Abigail Van Buren, lity for southbound traffic . BOCA RATON nation to take the initiative author of the "Dear Abby" and Sixth Avenue will offer 151 N. OCEAN BOULEVARD Wm and then simply follow? " newspaper column, and Miss a one-way ' facility for (formerly the office of J. R. Willlston & Beane) Rogers asked the House. Sophia Svestka , teen-age northbound traffic. patriotic oratorical contest Both avenues now accom - under the management of modate two-way traffic. County Traffic Toll winner from Washington, D. JOHN W. WOLF DAY Of 39 Leads State C. Summer Library More than 30 amateur The full facilities and services of our firm Palm Beach County is lea- bands, choruses, combina- Hours Revealed will be available to our new friends of this ding the state with a total of tions, musical groups, so- Hours at the Boca Raton BOCA 39 traffic deaths during the loists and special acts were Library will continue this office. We cordially invite you to visit this n'JepettJetit first quarter of 1960, accor- presented during the conven- Summer as follows: Monday addition to our chain of Florida branches. INSURANCE ding to a report from the Flo-, tion. through Friday, 2 to 5 p.m.; rida Highway Patrol. Also on the program was a Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 9 AGENCY There were 16 counties colorful stage presentation p. m., and Saturday, 10 a. that had no traffic fatalities of a Latin American tour, m. to 1 p.m. Affiliated With 500 S. Federal Hwy. during the period. The Library this week ex- H.HBNTZ&CO. TUNISON PROPERTIES Usually the highest county Pasquale Rucci Wins Members New York Slock Exchange and Other Leading Stock and Commodity Exchanges BOCA RATON in the state, Dade County pressed appreciation to Wil- 165 E.PalmettoPk.Rd. Prize in Radio Contest liam L. Sayre for his dona- MIAMI BEACH was fourth with 28 deaths. 631 71st St., UN 6-9611 • 740 41st St., JE 2-1771 Ph. Boca 5408 PHONE 5473 Broward County deaths A Boca Raton man placed tion of the following maga- reached 18 for the first three third in a recent contest zines and journals: United CORAL GABLES HOLLYWOOD BOCA RATON sponsored by Radio Station States Naval Institute Pro- 452 Biltmorc Way 1911 Harrison St. 151 N. Ocean Blvd. months. HI 6-0841 WA 3-6511 WDBF. Pasquale Rucci of ceedings, American Bar As- Tel: 6546 130 N. E. 21st Street, a local sociation, American Journal Main Office New York City • Branches in Other Principal Cities 'Live' Killers Found NOTICE Post Office employe, won a of Interna tional Law, Florida OVER IOO YEARS OF SERVICE The Civil Service Board will receive applica- Included in the 27,000 transistor radio with leather' Bar Journal, Journal of South- tions up to and including June 30, 1960, for the leftover World Warllammu- carrying case. Rucci, who ern History and Think Maga- following positions: nition and other explosive had never won any contest zine. mementos recovered last before, is married and has liECTRICAL INSPECTOR year from the Australian two children. He is a mem- PLUMBING INSPECTOR public were 25, 811 "live" ber of the City Planning items that could have killed Board, American Legion, 10 years experience in field and a master or Boca Raton Aviation Associ- journeyman certificate required for above posi- or severely maimed any un- suspecting person handling ation and St. Joan of Arc tions. them. Church. Salary range from $387.50 to $456.50 per month. Age range 30 to 60 years. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC Skill in maintaining and repairing automotive'1 equipment. Salary range from $1.95 to $2.25 per hour. CLERK-BOOKKEEPER B COMPLETE LINE OF General clerical knowledge and skill in opera- BUILDERS' SUPPLIES tion of standard bookkeeping machines. IET •LUMBER 'MILLWORK 'PLASTER Salary range from $249.00 to $300.50 per month. US • CEMENT • LIME • INSULATION HELP * BUILDERS' HARDWARE SOLVE CLERIC and OFFICE MACHINE YOUR * STA-DRI PAINTS BUILDING OPERATOR 'PROBLEMS * PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTS You'll ride and drive with a General clerica] knowledge and ability to ope- * LATEX ASPHALT COATING FREE greater feeling of stability in rate mimeograph, addressograph and graphotype ROOFING - DOORS - SASH ESTIMATES a Wide-Track Pontiac. This machines. PLYWOOD - WALLBOARD - SHINGLBS extra measure of poise comes FREE FINISHED MATERIALS CUT TO AKY SIZE from the better balance of Salary range from $231.00 to $283.00 per month. Wide-Track Design-that QUALITY • SERVICE widens the stance, not the car. Age range for above occup- NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMAU ations - 21 to 45 years., Persons interested may obtain an application for examination and further information from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board, Mrs. Helen H. Bedell, 2nd floor City Hall Bldg., N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER Applicants will be given written notice five days prior to date of examinations. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD 400 NW SECOND AVENUE BOCA 8581 SNYDER PONTIAC, INC Earle J. Robbins, Chairman [n port Lauderdale _ 2701 S. Andrews AVC 2-1706 510 N. Federal Highway Delray Beach, Fla. Thursday, June 30, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS'9 BEERFIELD BEACH NEWS Deerfield Teachers Keep SEE OUR 6 NEW MODELS Busy In Summer Schools Several teachers at University, Tall a hassee; _, Deerfield Beach Junior Robert Monroe, Univer- High School are. reversing sity of Miami; George W. their roles this Summer Stacy, University of and becoming students. Mississippi; Mrs. Kath- Working for their mas- ryn Ulshafer and Robert ters and higher degrees Vignola, both attending are Elliot A. Alexander, Barry College, Miami. attending George Pea- Other teachers keeping body College in Nash- busy are Roy Benson, ville, Tenn.; Mrs. Mar- Summer recreation super- shall prinks, the former visor at Pioneer Park; SIX = Donna Kay Babb; and her Robert c. Bidwell, life- not husband, attending West- guard on Deerfield Beach; ern State College in Robert Rigrfey teaching at. NEW 1 Gunnison, Colo.; George Pompano Beach Senior S. McCall, attending High School summer Ithaca College in New school program, and G.B. CHARLES H. BRUETT JR. MODELS 1 York; C.h- Mitchell, at- Reeve, touring councilor J. S. MacLaren, vice-pre- tending Florida State in Alberta, Canada. sident in charge of the Boca Raton office of M. N. Weir and Sons Inc., Realtors, an- Deerfield Personals nounced , last week the ap- pointment of Charles H. Robert J. Dupaw is va- are here visiting Mr. and Bruettjr. as a Weir Associate cationing in Rutland, Vt. Mrs. Thomas Evans. How- to be stationed on MacLaren's Mrs. Rosalie Billiard ard is Mrs. ;Evans' broth- staff. Bruett is a graduate of and her children are visit- er. Ken Evans returned the Wharton School of Fi- ing her parents in Weldon, home recently after grad- nance, University of Pennsyl- Iowa. uating from Stetson Uni- vania, Philadelphia. Miss Nancy Leslie left versity. ,for San Jose, Calif., to Mr. and Mrs. William P. Optimist Ladies visit her sister. She will Ashworth have as guests also fly to Hawaii with a Mrs. Ashworth's brother Night Set Aug. 10 group of friends. and sister-in-law, Mr. and Deerfield Beach Junior Mrs. Dan Garrett of Ahos- Plans are being made High School teacher Mon- kie, N.C. They plan to by the Deerfield Optimist stay about two weeks. Club to hold a Ladies roe Smith is conducting Night Aug. 10, according his science camp is By- Mrs. Pred Hendershot to Ron Becker, president. SIX son, N.C. and her three children of Percy White, program Dan Anderson left to Prospect, 111., are visit- NEW visit his former home- chairman, announced that ing her parents, Mr. and he will have many inte- town, Switzer, West Vir- Mrs. Prank Clark. Mr. ginia. resting guests to entertain MODELS Hendershot will arrive the members at the weekly Dr. and Mrs. :Jay Davis next weekend, to take his meetings held at the Sun have returned from a holi- family home. Cove each Wednesday at day trip to England, Long Flight Taken 6:30 p.m. Hank Beloin France, Germany, Italy and R. Arnau are also and Switzerland. While By Lynda Duckworth on the program committee. in Geneva, Switzerland, Lynda Duckworth, 14- they met Mrs. David year-old daughter of Mr. A membership drive has Sutherland, also of Deer- and Mrs. Charles Duck- been scheduled to start field. worth, left Saturday night July 13. Every member is on her first flight alone. asked to bring at least Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bra- one guest to every meet- shares and children, Her destination was Winnipeg, Canada, and ing for a period of five Marilyn, Judy and Ricky, weeks. Arnau is chair- of Deerfield Beach are she changed planes in Minnesota during the man of the membership spending a week at Pon- drive. tana Village, N.C. 2,400 mile trip. After Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neu- visiting her maternal Two Are Hostesses mann and son, Ricky, have grandmother, Mrs. J.WA. t Bridal Luncheon returned to their Cove Murray, she will visit her Mrs. Hal Reagen and home after a five weeks' uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Riley were SIX tour of the North. They Mrs. Don Swailes. Mr. hostesses to a bridal visited Mr. Neumann's Swailes, an artist and luncheon held at the NEW parents, Mr. and Mrs.musician, will introduce Barefoot Mailman honor- P.G. Neumann, in Alexan- Lynda to one of Cana- ing Miss Carol Jones, dria, Mo., and other rela- da's fine art schools, whose marriage to Brian MODELS tives in Minnesota. where she will study com- McDonald is scheduled Howard Montgomery, a mercial art. When she to take place in July. finishes her art classes medical student at the Among the guests were University of Cincinnati, she will go to Killarney, Manitoba, to visit five of Miss Jones' mother, and his mother, Mrs. H.J. Mrs. G. Emory Jones, and Montgomery of Cincinnati, her cousins. Lynda is in the 10th grade at Pom- her fiance's mother, Mrs. pano Beach Senior High H.J. Smith. Others in the School. party were Miss Janice Jones, Miss Patricia Mc- Could Choose Names Donald, Mrs. Frank Riley Mrs. Harvey Martin, Mrs. tinder recommendations Odis Cowart, Mrs. D.C. for a new name law, Norwe- Beville, Mrs. Alvin Jones, ,.f AST EW-BPT FIWSHIHt - REPAIRS^ gian married women would Mrs. Frank Delegal, Mrs. Special Atttittranjfp Bagiarwri have the right to keep their Larry Shivers, Mrs. Earl WITH EDUIPMEUr PUKCN/KI or JIW.OO maiden name and their Webb, Miss Carol Ann OS KOBE children could choose Courson, Miss Shirley DIAL 9075 whether to use their father's Jones, Miss Sharon Bour- or their mother's name. ne, Miss Grayce Hinson and Miss Sally Wentzell. RADIO % TV Prizes Won by Many East of At Guild Tea Party Authorized Sales and Service There were many prize Federal Highway US 1 winners at the recent Boca Raton FEDERAL TV 6205 N. FED. HWY. swim, card and tea party PH. CR 8-2888 given by the St. Elizabeth Guild of Deerfield Beach Mrs. William Badock won PITTS MOTORS a box of Irish linen han- authorized kerchiefs trimm ed with STUDEBAKER - LARK Dealer Irish lace. Mrs. William Cavannaugb 345 N. Federal Highway, Delray Beach of Boca Raton and Mrs Waterfront Homes with Patios FROM STATION WAGONS - SEDANS - CONVERTIBLES Charles De Scheemaker, Mrs. Walter Beaudot anc Mrs. Walter Scarborough 19,950 all of Pompano Beach, al- Dr. P. A.Me Rill so won special prizes. (includes extra large lot and concrete seawall) Optometrist Table prizes were lip- stick holders in the shapt 127 Boca Raton Road lUca 9498 of four leaf clovers tied with swimming pools 1 with green ribbons. Mrs. James A. McFaden, NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR LICENSE Mrs. Harold Richards and, $24,250 to $31,500 I Real Estate Is Interesting, Profitable Mrs. P. Cutter Cobb were and Provides Security For You hostesses. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODELS EXAM COURSE ONLY $35.00 New City Manager Attend Any And Wife Honored DEEP WATER CANALS THURSDAY EVENING: 7 P.M. Eldon Mariott, new city 634 S. FEDERAL HWY., DELRAY BEACH manager of Deerfield Custom Construction Call Boca 4457 For Information Beach, and Mrs. Mariott Extension service Broward Business college were honored at a dinner we welcome variations in our plans party Saturday night at Pal's Captain's Table in Deerfield Beach by city EXCELLENT FINANCING Sod Farm Barber Shop officials and their wives. Gathering at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Wilson GEORGERHYNE Livor for an hour of so- cialbility before going on FOR THE BEST to dinner were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Phone CR 6-4601 B,$. Chalker.Mr. and Mrs. If no answer, €R 6-6954 Lester Boese, Mr. and Bora Hanbowt HOMES 8SE5thAve. Mrs. Fred Palliaer, Mr. 4271 Federal Highw'y (U. S. 1> Boca Raton Tel. Delray Beach, CHestwood 8-2692 Fish Camp Delray Beach Dairy Cattle and Mrs*. D.D. Hayes and the guests of honor. 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 30, I960 Railways Plentiful age of over 19, 000 miles re- No one in Britain is ever presents a mile of railway to Deerfield Wins Two to Lead Softball league very far from a railway -- every 4 1/2 square miles of the nation's total route mile- territory. Jaycees Lose Two and Drop to Second BOAT SALE! The Adult Softball Lea- gue took on a completely 14-FT. FIBERGLASS 19-FT. STAMAS new look this week after SKI-BOAT OUTBOARD Bank Wins Four, Deerfield Beach downed With 1957 35 H.P. With 2 1957 35 H.P. Pelican Homes twice, Johnson Evinrudes. Equipped for fisliing 22-7 and 9-6, and $595 Safari Homes tripped the $995 Tightens Its Lead Jaycees twice, 3-1 and 1960 OWENS 27-FT. 1960 OWENS 35-FT. The First Bank of Boca* Packing. The second 4-2. FLYING BRIDGE SEA YACHT Raton scored four vic- game saw the First Bank As a result, Deerfield SKIFF is now in first place,just Only 10 hours. Only 8 hours. tories during the last score its third v ictory of Llst Pr c week to take undisputed the week by dropping Ar- percentage points ahead List Price $6995 * e $19,400 of the Jaycees. possession of first place vida, 12-7. Herb old again $57OO $15,400 in the Boca Raton Little led the winners with Safari Homes team League. three hits, including a downed the faltering Jay- First Bank made 11 home run. cees, 3-1, Thursday night in an exciting game be- hits good for 17 runs as Monday night's action ANCHOR MARINE it ran over Colonial Pack- fore a large crowd. Big saw the First Bank make gun in the Safari attack ing, 17-4. HerboJd belted it four in a row as it rout- SALES and SERVICE, inc. two home runs and a sin- was Rutherford with two ed Causeway Lumber, hits. Dunster had three 1035 S. Federal Hwy. Delray Beach CR 8-1800 gle to lead the Bank. 21-8. Hausaman collect- hits while DeMairo and OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 1 to 5 P.M. On Thursday night the ed four hits for the Bank. Hager had two each for First Bank came back to League Standings the Jaycees. take a 3-2 decision from W L First Bank 12 5 Second _ game action Arvida. Hausaman limited Arvida 9 6 Arvida to two hits in Colonial Packing 7 8 saw the red-hot Deerfield BUY IN BOCA • • • picking up the win. Causeway Lumber 3 12 Members of the Boca Raton Police team, a local entry in the seacrest Pony entry down Pelican 1 League, are, front row, left to right, Rusty Sprague, Charlie Abdella, Bruce Homes, 22-7. For Deer- In a doubleheader Fri- Miami Beacli Fishing field, Vernon had four purd and Paul Rochette, coach; second row, left to right, Dick Heidgerd, man- SAVE IN BOCA day night, Colonial Pack- Tournament to Start hits, while Phipps, Bid- ing took the measure of Dade County's finny ager, Gene southards, Dennis Eshleman, Buz McCall and Paul Southards; rear well and Caskey had three Causeway Lumber, 29-7. inhabitants are due to be row, left to right, Bill Lawson, Duane Williams, Sam Haney, Dick Heidgerd Jr. each. Seggidy, Bill Chick, Scott rapped out two dou- assaulted by.angling en- and Larry Smith.—Boca Raton News Photo - Lavellee and Veal had bles to pace Colonial thusiasts two days earli- two hits each for Peli- er than last year as the Powder Puffs, can Homes. "•SSf 12th annual Miami Beach Summer Fishing Tourna- Monday night's action ment gets under-way. Adult Ladies started out with Deerfield taking a come-from-be- The tournament usually Take Victories hind victory from Pelican starts on July 4, bul Homes, ' 9-6. Hammaker chairman James H. Nor- The Powder Puffs won had three hits for Deer- ton announced that he is out over- the Adult La- field, while Bidwell, By: Reid Simmons advancing the official dies, 17-13, and the An- Ketring and Kilgo had Dan Borgioli starting date to 12:01 gels downed the Dolls, two each. For Pelican ALUMINUM a.m. Saturday, July 2. 16-8, in the Little Lassie Homes, Bossenberry had ALSO ALUM Sponsored by the Citj League during the last three hits and Bill Chick SCREEN of Miami Beach, the nine- week. and Seggidy had two each. week event is open to alJ GUTTERS DOORS A seven-run first inn- The second contest INSTALLED IN LEARN TC ing for the Angels per- saw the faltering Jaycees YOUR HOME mitted them to coast to lose their third straight UHIVE victory. The Dolls have game and second in a COMPLETE $4995 CH 6-9888 Reid Dan been weakened by loss of row to Safari. The score Door to Door Servic players on vacation. was 4-2. Three hits by D. Here are a few TV tid- AA Auto Scl of During the second game, Wentworth and two each 1 • 309 N.E.' 1st S bits to come our way: Or- ack Grant, Mgr. Delray Beact the fans were treated to a by Ralph Chick and Ruth- son Welles is expected surprise eight-run last inn- erford paced the Safari to host The_ Twilight ing rally by the Adult La- attack. Only Good was Zone nexc season, re- THE BEST SERVICE dies, which almost pull- able to get more than one pl acing Rod Serling . . . IN TOWN ed the game out of the fire Expert bowlers are these Champions of Champions, hit for the Jaycees. Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., the for them. The Powder winners'of the Deerfield Lane Winter bowling tourna- League Standings suave private eye might IS JUST W L Puffs were leading by a ment. They are members of the Huck Realty team. Deerfield Beach S 2 SCREEN REPAIR be considered fair game OUT OF TOWN 17-5 score going into the Front row, kneeling, Lillian Johnson and Beverly Boca Raton Jaycees 6 3 Let us repair old, for a hustling car sales- Safari Homes 5 3 last half inning when the Riley; rear row, standing, Jean Davidson, Ruth Smith Castro Convertible 2 5 torn screening in man; his family car? — a first eight ladies who and Betty Zalba.— Colony studio Photo Pelican Homes 1 6 Windows or Patios Open beam wood roofs 1936 Packard . . . "Mmmm- batted scored. Then how- with fiber glass with Cypress sheeting screen in colors for those who desire wwwaaaahhhhh!" appear- ever, the talented Powder the rich mellowness ing on a cue-card is Di- Puffs settled down and Pin Patter At Deerfield Golf League Led found in southern nah Shore's farewell BOCA-DEL put out the fire. woods. kiss . . . Bubbly-voiced MOTORS League Standings Ruth Post of the Arvida Lanflizzi 190, Lou Har-By Dr. Sorenson FREE ALUMINUM ALUMINUM Marion Lome, long a reg- W L Tie team converted the 4-10 grove 226, B. " Pinchuk ular on the Garry Moore Powder Puffs 6 0 1 Dr. Harry Sorenson, a STACK CHAIRS 1 split Thursday night. 205, Ozzie Newell 211, ROOFS.... show, will be missing Boca \ U.S.1 /beiray Adult Ladies 3 3 local dentist, led the with every PATIO or Plain or in colors Angels 3 4 0 Elsie -Matthews rolled Jim shampoe 212, Roland PORCH sold on or from the program for the Raton/between\ Beach DoUs o Burton 215. Men's Summer Golf Lea- for those who a triplicate 129 series before desire to cany balance of the season for which she will get a gue sponsored by the JULY 15 Among the Boca Deers, Jaycees last week with a the modern trend following surgery . . . Legion Team Loses shoulder patch from the of Florida Oufc- Speaking of surgery, it WIBC as an award. Pelen Greely converted low score of 36. To Pompano Beacli the difficult 6-7-10 split. F.HA D cor Living won't slice your budget CR 6-6081 In the Junior bowling The league is playing, to ribbons when you buy Unbeaten Pompano Her husband came right twice weekly at the Boca Beach kept up its winning we have some boys and back and made the 5-7 LOW MONTHLY CALL TOD AY- your new TV set at girls coming in every Raton Hotel and Club. SOUTHERN TV INC. We Dodge - Simca streak by taking Boca split. Standings to date are: f or FREE Raton, 13-0, in a junior Saturday to keep in prac- PAYMENTS feature the popular AD- $2045 $1495 tice. Carl Houghton roil- There was a nice turn- Boca Furniture, 24M-; ESTIMATE MIRAL line and prices American Legion game at Benson Realty, 23;. M.N. Thru Your Memorial Park last week. ed a 120 and Bob Mil-out of the Welcome Wagon start at $119.95. Treat ward a 138. club. Members will have Weir, 22Vi; Bruning Paint, No Obligation yourself to a friendly Pompano pitcher Henry 20!/2; Turner Nursery, lS'/i; LOCAL BANK REPAIRS-ALL MAKES Harden gave up only one There were some good a splash party at the home demonstration at SOUTH- games in open play. Al of Mrs. William Gunz in City Hall, W-h; Mitchell ERN TV INC.. 1927North CR &-6081 hit while striking out six Realty, 17; Dugan Travel during his three innings. Perraho had 210, Lou Lake Flacid this week. Federal Highway. Phone Free Pick-up and Delivery - Service, 16; Boca Raton 4004. Co-pitcher Dwight Durbin Miramar Wins, 21-3, Old-Fasliioned Rodeo Motors, V$k, Langley DELRAY SCREEN struck out three. From Legion Players Set for This Weekend Realty, 15%; Gold Key Boca Raton pitchers Serving Boca & Immediate Area Boca Raton American Palm Beach County Builders, 14M>; Boca Real- PICNIC were Brian Silk and John ter, 13J/2; Boca Raton Phar- 2031 N.W. 2nd. AVE. BOCA RATON Petrizzo. Legion junior baseball residents will be treated SUPPLIES team lost its fifth suc- to an old-fashioned wild- macy, 13'/2; Mitchell Insur- BOCA 6925 cessive game Sunday to west Championship Rodeo ance, 11; Schlusmeyer, 9, IF NO ANSWER CR 8-1389 Miramar, 21-3, in a Dis- Sunday and Monday at and First Bank of Boca SCE CHESTS trict 9 contest in Boca Southern Boulevard and Raton, 0. WOLD CDflST Raton. State Road 7 in west Palm BOATS THERMOS JUGS Miramar was ahead with Beach. BOATS mmmm BOATS BOATS i DRIVE-IN THEATRE a 10-1 lead in the fifth Sponsored by Boynton THERMOS BOTTLES s. Fed. Hwy. Deerfield inning, then gained 11 Beach VFW Post 5438, more in the sixth. the rodeo will feature We MUST Sell A Boat A Day FIRST LOCAL Boca Raton's defense brahma bull riding, saddle also helped the Miramar and bareback bronco bust- 25%0 SHOWING! cause with 10 errors, ing, <;a]f roping and bull At the DEERFIELD YACHT BASIN OFF LIST PRICE while Bob Schlusemyer, dogging. TIIURS.,FRI.,SAT.,SUN., Brian Silk and Jim Pe- Funds will be used for the post's building plans. MON.,TUES.,WED. trizzo gave up 10 walks. '59 23' MORGAN Sea Skiff-JUST $1,499 only 32 hours on boat and motor! CURTIS - REYNOLDS NOW OPENS Reg. $1.98 THRU DELRAY DRIVE-IN 6:45 SAT. P.M. Charcoal U.S.I. DELRAY BEACH GRILLS MONTGOMERY BRIQUETTE With or LIFT American MARC Stardust 2Qlbs. J Without Motor Spit Hood REMICK BRAND-NEW 1960 15' FIBERGLASS THE RflT ""VAN FLEET SKI-BOAT WITH $139 nliST MODEL 300 35 H.P. 25%w PRICE RAGE »".,*•• TECHNICOLOR MERCURY ELECTRIC- JACK OAKI&* KAY MEDFOHD . STARTING MOTOR BASIC G' FERTILIZER 6 -6-6 ClNErv/l/iScOPE COLOR By DE LUX Plus Contains Organic Nitrogen plus '••:;::•;: ELIA KAZAN *•..»„ >, PAUL OSBDBN Co-1 lit. ONLY All Essential Minerals SUN.-.V1ON.-TUES. SPECIAL $3.49 VICTOR $1499 100 lbs. in 50 Ib. bags IN-AND-OUT STORAGE only $15 a month for outboards up to 19' on COMPLETE LINE OF *** SAT. BONUS SHOW *** ATTAC your trailer in our yard with tamp to Hillsboro Canal at U.S. 1 WALLPAPER JACK EDDIE STOCK PALANCE • ALBERT Still Time To See A Complete SShoh w AfteAf r FiFireworkks D Displal y HCMB Of 40 FAMOUS BRANDS" Tfc in Boca Raton. Admit One Free! Deerfield YACHT BASIN With Ono Paid Admission... July 3 and 4|_ 172 E. Boca Raton Road Ph S4O3 j^JULY 4 580 Nu Federal Hwy., Deerfield at Hillsboro Canal - Ph. Boca 6146 Thursday, June 30, 1960 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 PERSONALS REAL ESTATE for SALE LEARN TO DRIVE BOCA RATON NEWS DISTRESS PROPERTY Let South Florida Driving OWNER hospitalized, but School instruct you in dual hearing not impaired. Will control, air-conditioned listen to offers on this 2 cars. 1811NE 24th St. Pom- BR, 2 bath home in attrac- pano Bch. Ph. WH 1-7500. tive neighborhood. Low in- (823-28,29,30,31P) Check Your Ad I SECTION terest mortgage. Open PROFESSIONAL CARE Report any error immed* house 436 N.E. 30th St., iately as the Boca Raton Chatham Hills. Phone Elderly - convalescent. News will not be responsi- Emergency - Equipment./ ble for errors beyond the 3209. (897-31B) cost of the first Insertion Beautiful Home for Two. and then only for the portion Call Day or Night Justice that may have been render- Wednesdays - 9=30A.M. 671 NW 12th RD. Country 2-9754, W.P.B.(760-25Btf) ed valueless by such error. Club Village. UNFUR- The News will not be responsible for more than NISHED 3 bedroom-2 HELP WANTED one incorrect insertion. Display .,..,, $1.25 per col. inch bath, Fla. room, drapes SENIOR Hairdresser Regular(reader)u 20<£ per line, $1,00 minimum thru-out, $15,400. Avail- wanted at the Aristocrat able in August. Phone APARTMENTS FOR RENT BUSINESS REAL ESTATE for SALE Boca 8718. (817-28B) Beauty Salon, 1019 E. OPPORTUNITIES Atlantic Ave., Delray BOCA WOODS new unfur- • BUILDING lots for sale in nished 2 bedroom apt. ex- INVESTMENT beautiful Country Club Vil- BY Owner builders model, Beach. Ph. CR 6-7668. FIRST Come, First Serv- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, carport, (898-3 IB) cellent neighborhood. $75. lage. Phone Boca 5312 or per month yearly. 2499 ed. 3 hour daily attend- stop at office at entrance. $17,100 furn. $2,200 cash, N.E. 2nd Ave, (north apt.) ence, can be hired. Coin assume FPA 5% mtg. To LOCAL representative Laundry, N. Federal in 2 BEDROOMS, bath, Flori- see call Boca3C41. 701NW for Stanley Home Prod- Phone 74-Wh 1-7180 or da rm., V/2 yr. old. $650 74 Wh 1-0750. (903-31B) Chain Grocery, Boca 7th St. Tunison Palms. ucts. Full or part time. down. Assume FHA ordy (694-22Btf) Car essential. Call Hel- (Open 7-11). Am con- AIRY, auiet, furn. one & verting and adding Frigi- $78 per mo. By owner. en Agnew, Boynton 3311 WIDOW will sacrifice be- two bedroom apts. Week, daire equipment and 25 Deerfield Bch. Boca 8449. before 9 a.m. or after month or year, reasonable. low market price, 2 bdr. 1 4:30 p.m. (895-31B) Ib. Washer extractor. Will YOUR best buy by far. The great upsurge of building in the Boca Raton area has given architects and buil- El Mar Apts. 4300 NW be more efficient than any Your best location. 2 bed- bath, home. Fla. room, ders plenty of scope to try out new ideas. Here is shown one of the many different LAWNS AND GARDENS 3rd Ave. Boca 9994. (791- competition. $9000. cash rooms-2 baths, $16,900. encl. garage, hardtop dr, styles of architecture in use. -- Colony Studio Photo. 27B) ' needed, C.C. Bates, 1900 furnished if desired. 1064 GE. kitchen, hurricane SPECIAL sale On ac ONE bedroom ap t. sleeps panels, alumn. awnings. count of i]]ness and op- v S.W. 36th Ave. Ft. Lauder- N.W.4th Ave., Boca Raton. Try 3 Classifiir four. TV, completely dale. Ph. Lu. 1-2506. (901- (870-30&31P) 3-yrs. old. Refrigerator, erations, James Morris equipped, cool location drapes, included. Ph. Bo- Deerfield News Briefs will sell all his shrubs 31P) one block from beach. SPECIAL ca 9942. (867-30B) Kathy Jones, daughter surprised recently by a SERVICES AVAILABLE way below regular nur- REAL ESTATE for RENT JULY 4th weekend Only. sery prices. 4,000 plants Boca Beach Apts. Phone of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin visit of their son and his DRESSMAKING and Alte- Boca 4436. (757-25Btf) FURNISHED 2 bedroom-1 Custom 3-2 reduced $2500 Jones, leaves this week family, Mr. and Mrs. rations done in my home to choose from. Mainly, under appraised value. LOTS for SALE Hibiscus, Crotons, Foin- FURNISHED 1-bedroom apt. bath home, season or for Camp Merrimac in the James Pardieck of Pitts- reasonable. Experienced. yearly. s.E. 7th St. No $17,500. Easy Terms. IB Hoca Woods Area $65., 2-bedroom $80. per Black Mountains of burgh, Pa. Phone Boca 9386 or 3869. settias, Ixora, cherry pets. Contact John Cheri- Boca 4172. (890-31B) Boca Haton and many more. See at North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ul- (846-29P) month to October 1st. ones, Boca 9977. (891- $2850 Jody wise left recently rich left recently to visit 760 N.W. 3rd Ave. or call Near J.C*. Mitohel] Ele- 31B) 2 BR, bath, Ige. Fla. to spend the Summer in their son, Howard, and CARPENTER: Paint Boca 5546. (828-28,29,30, mentary School. Southland room, fully landscaped, Call Boca 3876 after5 p.m. Huntington, W.Va., at his wife in St. Louis, Mo. work, screen porches, 3 IB) Apts. 2060 N.W. 2nd Av. UNFURNISHED 2 bed- many extras, $12,900. Go- the home of her grand- They will also go on to Florida rooms. No job Ph. 74-Wh. 1-6318. (796- room, 2 bath home with ing north. No reasonable Jge. patio, yearly lease, CHOICE N.E.SECTION parents. Detroit to visit friends. too small. Phone J.C. SITUATIONS WANTED 27Btf) offer refused. 155 N.E. Faney, - Boca 5678. $125. a month. Phone 3 bedroom, 2 bath, near Emily Kurie, daughter i Mr.'\ and Mrs. Wylbur CHEERFUL capable wid- 20th St. Boca 8263. (899- (847-29tfB) SUMMER Special, $100. Boca 4792. (900-3IB) 31B) beach, golf, waterway. of Mrs. Francis Slone, is Cazel left recently to ow will baby sit, assist & up monthly. Eff. Bdr. Reduced to $21,500. home for the Summer from spend the Summer in Chi- THE ENTIRE NATION Mothers, or be companion Apts., everything furnish- TWO bedroom furnished 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Call owner at BOCA Butler University in Indi- cago. celebrates Independence for adults, day or even- ed. 200' from beach, al- house $75. per month, house in Chatham Hills. 8641. ana, where she has just Mrs. Max Braden and Day. Would your loved ing. Phone Boca 9171. ways cool. Ph. Boca8219. Phone Boca 6746. (906- Priced for quick sale, completed her Sophomore her six children left last ones be independent — (902-31B) (822-28,29,30,31B) 31B) must go North. Sacrifice, NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath home year. week to attend the golden without you? Insure now, almost completely furnish- NOW Renting — Unfur- $17,900. $1200 down, Also home for the Sum- anniversary celebration of and guarantee their inde- Calling All Employers 2-BEDROOM furnished or take over FHA-5%% Mtg. ed for only $750. down. mer from Mars Hill Col- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. nished 1 bedroom apts. unfurnished. Reasonabl e Home includes patio, Ige. pendence! Costs less NOW Boca 8829. (854-29B) utility room, built-in oven lege, N.C-. ' is Lourie Glover Hill, in Amarillo, than you think. Call We have a Register of $85 yearly. rent. 13 Fastings Street. ORYAL E. HADLEY, Phone 3447. (785-26Btf) & range. Other models from Newell, who will be a Texas. They will also W.P. BEBOUT Temporary — Part-Time BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT. • $500 down. FHA low month- Sophomore next Fall. REALTOR take time out to visit Real Estate & Insurance Secretaries — Typists 1301 N.W. 4th. 2 bedroom, ly payments. Located on friends in Dallas. 400 E. Palmetto Park Rd. FURN. 2 bedroom home. N.W. 5th Ave. Take U.S.I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 701 No. Federal Hwy. Stenographers 2 bath, patio, corner lot. Pardieck were pleasantly Boca 8708 Attrac. Avail. Reasonable Located in beautiful Coun- to N.E. 40th St. to N.W. 3rd BOCA RATON, FLA. Available on short notice 404 NK 30th St. Chatham Hill Ave. Turn right to inter- SERVICES AVAILABLE Phone 8621 Phone 9336 FURNISHED try club village. Call 5312. Vacations —Special Jobs Apt. 422-3710 No. Meridian section of N.W. 5th Ave. Autos Collide, Call for an 1 bedroom, $16.25 weekly (894-3 lBtf) Phone Boca 3930 or 6894. Call FLORIDA ROOMS 2 bedroom, $18.75 weekly Indianapolis, Ind.Wab420C3 Damage Minor Carports, patios, baths, "ARCHER-SEC" (737-24UStf) 1322 N.W. 7th St. 2 bed- HOWARD Boca Raton 4218 Swimming pool, near school Minor damages were re- kitchens, awnings, steel & shopping. 290 W. Palm- ATTRACTIVE contempo- room, 2 bath, screen PLUMBING and wood fencing, aitimi- Archer Secretarial Service ceived by two cars in a col- etto Pk. Rd. Ih. Boca 9435- rary home, 4 bedrooms,'2 porch, corner lot. Located Commercial & Residential num siding, painting and Cove Center- Deerfield Bch. in beautiful Country Club lision on South Federal High- Phone: Eves.-Boca8265 decorating. Remodeling 6738. (622-2 0B) vbaths, screened pool and and repairs. No money In town across from Golf patio, 2 car garage, fur- Village. Owner to Sacri- way and S. E. Third Street Days-Pompano VVH 1-1543 MISCELLANEOUS- fice. Call 3322. (893- at 4:09 p. m. Tuesday. down. Boca 3722. for SALE Course, furnished new nished. Phone Mr. Butler, SACRIFICE duplex. Monthly or yearly. Boca 3104 or 5408. (874- 31Btf) Howard J. Indicott, 56, of BRUSH MOWING GIRLS Super "Huffy" Below F.H.A. appraisal. Ft. Lauderdale was traveling * Clearing Lots and 24" Bike, good condition, 343 E. Royal Palm Rd. 30,31,32B) NEW home-3860 NW 4th Ave. WASHER _(885-30B) 3 bedrooms, 2 baths in south on Federal Highway Acreage $10. Pnone Boca 9942. Boca- Raton. A spacious * Bulldozing and Sodding AUTOS FOR SALE Country Club VDiage. apd Miss Naacy E. Griffin, DRYER (896-31B) 2 BEDROOM 2 bath fur- new home including a full Like new. 19, of 482 N. E. 31stStreej, —Reasonable Prices— nished apt. close in. $100. 1958 FORD (Retractable basement. 2 bedroom, 2/4 Boca Raton, was driving west DON'S Mowing Service Repairs MAHOGANY bedroom a month. Available to Hardtop), power windows, baths, oak floors, 2 car suite, double bed, seven on Third Street and crossing 833NW 3rd Ave. Ph. 9l67 November 1st. Phone brakes, steering, conti- garage, Reasonable.Phone Conventional and drawer desk-type vanity, Boca 5624 after 5 p.m. nental kit. Red, White & Boca 3455 or Miami, PL. Federal Highway when the 206 s. Fed, Hwy. Ph. 8567 Automatics . five drawer chest, night (808-27B) Gold. (NO TRADE) Go- 7-1918. (176-6Btf) accident occurred. LETURMY table, good condition $70. Boca Raton Damage to the Indicott car UNIVERSAL Air Cond. APARTMENT ing to highest bidder. Call 820 N. Fed. Hwy. CR 6-5221 Lawn Service Phone Boca 6295 morn- with swimming pool available Boca 9817. (871-30P) To Place Your was set at $75 and damage ID ings. (889-31B) at Camlno Real Apts., 321 Ca- Delray Beach Miss Griffin's car was esti- 303 N.W. 1st Ave. APPLIANCE SALES minoRealW. See furnished Result Getting 260 N. Federal Hwy. model,from U.S. 1 turn west at 1957 PLYMOUTH Savoy, CLASSIFIED AU mated at $100. Phone Boca 3637 SPEC, for Boca Residents. Howard Johnson's. Lease for 2 dr., clean, like new. 3 GOOD BUYS No one was injured. Two Phones: 8613 - 9030 ANTIQUE satin backed the summer or for a year: Phone Boca 3767 * Chinch Bug Control KEATING of FLORIDA,Inc. Portabl e Air-compressor passengers in Miss Griffin's Drapery Fabric, 99 $ a m 3-bedroom, 2-bath Phone Boca 8516 with 1-hp elec. motor. REAL ESTATE car were Miss Maureen Vail- * All Type Spraying yard. All Colors. All you Good condition. Ph. Boca residence with lancourtand Miss Joyce Veal. COMPLETE want. Shop at Home and 8764 after 6:30 p.m. FOR RENT or SALE Florida room, just re- * Work Guaranteed INTERIOR AND OFFICES FOR RENT Police said the Griffin Save. Boca 5028. (821- (844-29,30',31P) duced from $19,500 to vehicle had crossedoverthe EXTERIOR 28,29,30,31B) OFFICE for rent opposite $16,500; largest lot in DECORATING line of the highway just be- First Bank of Boca Raton. 1959 Peugeot 4-door se- Boca villas Subdivi- TIRED? SERVICE BOCA fore the collision. CLOSING out brand new Suitable for professional dan, tip-top shape, sun- sion. Low down pay- Paper hanging and paint- No arrests were made by Transfer your account- Tappan Built-in Electric man. Phone Boca 9118. roof, white-wall tires, UA1TOI! RATON ment, terms to suit. ing problems to us. All ing — sensible prices. Ovens and Cook Tops. overdrive, radio and investigating officer Patrol- Licensed and insured in man John LaMont Jr. phases. New systems Boca Raton. Choice of colors, limited SUITABLE for store or heater. Low bank rates BUY or HEM designed and installed. quantities while they last, office, Federal Hwy. available; will sell out- in #2 Income business Ask about our Finan- $157.77, Cash and Carry. $110. per month. Phone right 'or trade for a 1958 property on Pal- Boy at Play Call BOCA RATON metto Park Road zoned cial Management plan QUALITY Felder-Bell Inc., 310 So. Boca 6746. (905-31B) Thunderbird and adjust Choose the home or Olive Ave. West Palm difference in cash. Happy B-l. Has rentals: 4 ho- Bitten by Dog for north-bound resi- WH 1-5929 DESK or OFFICE apartment that fits your tel rooms, 1 efficiency dents,/ Beach, Tel. Temple Auto Sales, 10 E. Pal- budget, furnished or un- A 13-year old Negro boy 2-4222. (888-31,32,33,34B) SPACE metto Park Rd. (901-31B) apartment and 1 1-bed- was bitten on the left leg by Call Mr. Penwright furnished. Several offer- room apartment with 4 Office Machines Centrally located, at- ings are with option to a dog Monday at 5:10 p. m. Boca Raton 3374 baths and 2-car garage. IRONRITE ironer, good tractive new building. Attention New purchase with full credit while playing near his home condition. Also rotary Lot is 75'x 160'. Was Repair Reasonable. given toward purchase at N. E. 15th Terrace, Pearl Sales power Jawnmower, good CAR BUYERS 1 priced at $45,000, now pumps—Wells Service price. Let us show you City. condition. Both very rea- Call 13OCA 8641 at $29,500. Terms. In- SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Test Drive Our one that fits your re- come potential $450 per Carl Brown, son of Mr. sonable. Phone Boca 6932. MISCELLANEOUS quirements. TWO BOCA INSTALLED (904-31B) Brand New I960 month. and Mrs. Manchester Brown, all metal fittings TYPEWRITERS for SALE RATON OFFICES TO was bitten by a small black ( Al terations—Repairs Chemically Cleaned SERVE YOU. and white dogowned by Ju- «2 Nice 2-bedroom, 1- and Repaired SURPLUS SAMPLES MORRIS M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. lia Bloutcher of Dixie Ma- bath home, $10,500. I NATIONAL New and Used Machines ANO Realtors nor. , SPRINKLER For SALE Small down payment and SURPLUS STOCK Federal Highway good terms. The youth was treated by '/ SERVICE at S.E. 5th St. a local physician. The dog Boca Raton ALL FAMOUS MAKES Bank Financing Available 148 N.W. 13th A1A & Via Cabana was impounded by police Street EVERYTHING GOES!!! and taken to the Boca Ani- Office Supply One-year written gua- Ph: Uoca 3717 Wm. DAY, Inc. Call 9946 40% to 70% off mal Clinic on Dixie High- BEDROOM SUITES rantee (parts and la- If No Answer 3453 Phone BOCA 4628 bor) furnished with 500 S. Federal Hwy. way where it will be kept WAS NOW REAL ESTATE for SALE for 10 days' observation. 3-Pc. Modern Grey Bedroom Bookcase bed $129.95 $ 79.95 each new 3-Pc. Danish Walnut Bedroom Bookcase Bed $159.95 $ 98.80 Police said the animal had 3-Pc. Orchid Bedroom Panel Bed $198.00 $129.90 not received anti-rabies BEDDING MORRIS - MG WILL SELL OR TRADE shots. Foam Rubber Mattress & Box Spring. Single $ 98.00 $ 59.95 AUSTIN-HEALY Innerspring Matt. & Box Spring. Full, Twin $ 59.90 Emergency Office $ 39.90 NEW WATERFRONT HOME in the exclusive Quited Top Innerspring Mattress & Box purchased here Help Offered by Firm SALES and SERVICE Spripg. Full or twin $ 98.00 CARIBBEAN KEYS SUBDIVISION (Keys Drive) A plan to provide business, GLENN WYGAL LIVING ROOM between U.S. 1 and the Waterway, 3 miles North professional and tra de people Bonded Factory Representative 3-Pc. Curved Sectional. Foam Cushions $249.95 $139.95 EXPERT of downtown Boca. Beautiful canal with seawall, in the area with temporary 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite (Sleeps Two) Foam 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, General Electric kitchen, Phone£OCA3103 Chair $149.95 98.00 BODY WORK dishwasher, huge, scenic Jiving room overlooking fulltime or parttime office 75" Sola. Choice of Fabric and Styles... $159.95 98.00 assistants on their own pre- CHAIRS water, central heating, double carporte, utility Now available in room. Wil! sell or trade. mises was announced this GENERAL CONTRACTORS Danish Chair. Walnut Finish. Plastic Back our completely week by the Archer Secre- and seat $ 29.95 $ 19.95 equipped service NEW, WATERFRONT HOME in RIDGE HARBOUR tarial Services of the Cove Occasional Chair. (Choice of Colors) $ 12.95 $ 8.95 Commercial * Residential Big Swivel -Rocker (Choice of Colors) . $ 59.95 $ 29.95 department at rea- ESTATES, 4 miles North of Delray (A1A); 3 bed- Shopping Center in Deerfield REMODELING DINING ROOM sonable prices. rooms, 3 baths, screened porch overlooking water, Beach. 5-Pc. Dinette Set. Marproof Top. 4 Chairs $ 69.35 39.95 (with bar) entertainer's delight; air cond., heat, a The new service will be Florida Rooms * Patios * Bedrooms 5-Pc. Dinette Set. Marprosf Top. Pearl Grey $149.95 89.95 rare gem. Private beach area. Sell or trade. 7-Pc. Dining Room Suite. Table, 4 Chairs, known as Archer-Sec and the We Will Build To Suit On Your Lot and China Closet $198.00 $159.95 WALDRON NEW, OCEAN VIEW HOME, 2 bedrooms, 2% baths, firm will maintain a register Open Monday and Friday '111 9 P.M. air cond. and heat, double garage, patios, 3 bal- of employes who will help Models Available for your Inspection FHA or Conventional conies overlooking ocean, RIDGE HARBOUR businesses to handle peak BOCA BATON FURNITURE MOTORS ESTATES, 4 Miles North of Delray (A1A). Pri- workloads and special jobs FORMERLY IMPORTED CAR DEALER vate beach area. Sell or trade. CALL OWNER. Owens Construction Corp. BUDGET FURNITURE HOUSE and to serve during absences 315 N. FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON BOCA «35 3815 So. Federal Ilwy. CRestwood 8-1933 Boynton 9964 of regular employes. 3943 N.W. 2nd Ave. Boca 6218 Delray Beach CR 8-2371 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, June 30, 1960 African Here, Sees More Old Landmark Police Cruiser Struck in Rear Junior Chamber Coming Down A Boca Raton police pa- the police cruiser. The im- Animals Than in Africa trolman received a neck in- pact drove the cruiser 249 Workmen this week were jury when his cruiser was feet, where it ended up in. Seeks Members Mrs. Mercy Cash A distinguished African vi- demolishing a 25-year-old sited Africa USA last week struck in the rear on U. S. 1 the center island. Members of the Boca Ra- Boca Raton landmark, the 3, with the assistance of Funeral services were held at 2:45 a. m. Saturday. Wolff was charged with ton Junior Chamber of Com- and saw "more African ani- Standard Oil station at W. Lloyd Mangus, Don Cobletz, Saturday afternoon in Kraeer The rear end collision failure to have his vehicle merce have scheduled a mals than I've ever seen in Jack Benham, Bill Mitchell, Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Mer- Palmetto Park ftoad andl caused $1,000 damage to under control andcausing an membership drive to be con- Africa. " : Ben Caskey and William cy Victoria Cash, 63, of 423 Federal Highway, inprepa- each vehicle. accident, police said. The ducted during July for men He w a s Be remako Ew uolo - Ha llm an. N. W. Seventh Street, Boca ration for new super- The drivers were identi- accident was investigated in the community between nu Ogbuagu, known to his Captain of-Team No. 4 is Raton, who died last Wednes- station facilities already fied by police as Robert E. by Deputy Constable Gordon the ages of 21" and 35. American friends as Bob. He 1 George Tarver, who will day in Holy Cross Hospital constructed behind the old Wolff, 34, of 561 RE. 51st R. Lee. Allan Armour was named is Deputy Secretary of the have the helpof Robert Good, as a result of injuries re- structure. Street, Boca Raton, and Pa- membership drive chairman. Eastern Region Development Al Alford, Bill James, Joe ceived in an automobile ac- Buss Pool, operator of the trolman Allan Lunger in the Identical Bids Made Captain of Team No. 1 is Corporation, an agency of Demauro, Al Straleau and cident the previous Monday station, said he expects the police car. Ernie Chick. Assisting him the Nigerian Government Twice last Fall the City Robert Pinchuk. in Pom pa no Beach. new construction and instal- Both cars were traveling will be Len Kreuscher, Joe dealing with industrial and of Cincinnati received iden- The drive will start tomor- Mrs. Cash died on her lation work to be completed south on U. S. 1 about two Galayda, Burt Uebele, Al agricultural development. tical bids on salt required row and end July 21. Pro- 63rd birthday. in about two weeks. The sta- miles north of the city limit. Armour, John Hager and John spective members will be The Nigerian visitor is on tion then will be fronted by for thawing snow and ice on She came to Boca Raton 'a three-month exchange tour Police said Wolff told Mitchell. brought to the club's dinner a driveway and parking area them he failed to see the'po- streets. The city informed four years ago from Detroit, of the United States arranged Captain of Team No. 2 is meetings at the Ebb Tide measuring approximately lice car in time to pass it. the United StateslJustice De- Mich., where she was a by the U. S. State Depart- partment for possible anti- Paul Hutchins. Assisting him July 5 and/or July 19. member of the Writers Club. 140 by 100 feet, in which His car skidded 69 feet be- will be John Dunster, Dr, Anyone wishing further in- ment. It is his first visit here will be placed three islands, fore crashing into the rear of trust action. She was a poetess and contri- and Florida was the first stop Harry Sorenson, Burt Rogers, formation about details of buted poems to the Detroit each having three pumps. onhis visit. After arriving in 1 Robert Day and Earle Mays. the membership drive may News and the Detroit Free1 The new building will bee- ' MILES JOHN HALEY * Miami, where he was given "Plans At You Likg w Jack Hartzell has been contact Allan Armour at Press regularly. quipped with three bays, FAMOUS DINNMi thekeytothe city by Mayor named captain of team No. CR 8-1267. She attended the Bible two with.lifts and one with Cook-Out Every Monday Nice Robert King High, he attend- Conference Church in Boca a wash rack. Meanwhile, Poolside ed functions at the Univer- Raton. Wendell P. Loveless service Will continue from Vandals Knock Handles of the Bible Conference sity of Miami and other the present stand, Pool said. Church officiated at the ser- meetings. The building being de- vices. He spent an afternoon in molished has been on the mum KOOM* C9CKTM Uttm Off Washing Machines Delray Beach visiting the A- corner for at least25 years, Mrs. Cash is survived by merican family of a fellow 0 i-f> f*s» rue ace AM) osmngi p ggsctt $1U from the petty cash box, according to Pool. He said Vandalism was reported to her husband, Roger, of Boca Deputy Secretary Ogbuagu, Nigerian official, Edwin YOUR HOST: BILL TAYLOR J»MONE SSt 1 $4 from a refrigerator where it was originally built as a police this week by owners of Raton; a brother, Charles an official of the Nigerian Ogbu. He then came to soft drinks were kept, $5.75 gasoline station several the coin laundry at the 7- 11 Cutmore, New York City; government now on an ex- Africa USA. store on West Palmetto Park from a filing cabinet and feeteastof its presentloca- three sisters, Mrs. Isabel change tour of the United "I've seen more African A PROFITABLE HOBBY Road. 12 measuring tools valued at tionandwas moved west in Broomfield, Santa Monica, "States, included Africa USA animals today than I ever Police said someone $430. Calif., Mrs. Emmeline G. 1947 when Federal High- . . . making and selling life like wood fibre in his tour last week. saw in Africa,"he commen- flowers or long wearing plastic flowers and knocked the handles off seve- Police said there was no Pass, Dearborn, Mich., and way was widened. -- Press Bureau Photo. ted smiling. "I grew up in foliage. We teach you FREE, show how to ar- sign of forced entry on any Mrs. Louise Spurgeon, Wind- ral washing machines Mon- a city and except for hunting range them and how to start making money in of the doors or windows. sor, Ontario, Canada. Many Trade Journals day night. The vandalism expeditions we didn't see your spare time was reported at 9:15 a.m. The robbery is being in- ville, and Mrs. Jame's Mur- Burial was in Boca Raton too many wild animals any Seventy to 80 percent of at home. You Tuesday. vestigated by Det. Lt. phy, Chicago; two brothers, Memorial Cemetery. Fred Flaherty of Lake Worth. more than you would here. the foreign magazines pur- buy only the Investigating officer Pa- Charles McCutcheon and Kraeer Funeral Home was and Donof La Canada, Calif., In fact, I never saw an ele- chased in Japan are trade materials you trolman .Charles Johnson re- Sgt. Eugene Lynch. in charge of the arrange - BOCA CRAFT BAZAAR and seven grandchildren. phant until 1 visited the and academic journals. need and we ported that the money box Theft of three concrete ments. BANYAN SQUARE London ZJOO." handle only the had not been tampered with birds from a Safari model Delta Air Lines has placed best at sensi- and no cash was taken. home was reported Monday Frank F. Flaherty an order with Convair Divi- ble prices. PHONE 6500 BOCA RATON, FLA.12 Gerald Pittrnan of Pompa- morning by Mrs. Frank Lyon County Pledges All-out sion of Gereral Dynamics Fid. Hwy. US # i of 497 N. W. 15th Street. Rosary services will be Corporation for three 880 no Beach reported to police PAY US A VISIT AND LEARN THE DETAILS that someone stole a pocket-1 Mrs. Lyon told police the held at 8 o'clock tonightin Aid on Turnpike Turnoff jet airliners. book from his car Monday birds, two sea gulls and a Kraeer Funeral Chapel for about 6:45 p. m. while he crane, were taken during the Frark F. Flaherty, 64, who All-out efforts will be was parked at the public last two weeks. died Tuesday in Holy Cross made by the County Com- beachpavilioninBoca Raton. Paul D. Rust Jr. reported Hospital after a short illness. mission to help the Florida • He sa-id he left the pocket- anattemptedlarceny at his Mass will be said at 10 a. Turnpike Authority obtain book on the dash of the car. home on Granada Drive in m. tomorrow at St. Joan of necessary rights-of-way for It contained no money but the new Boca Raton Estates Arc Catholic Church with the an interchange at Boca Raton, did contain his driver's li- at 2:50 a. m. Monday. Rev. Robert Reardon officia- Commissioner Ben Sundy cense, registration of the Police said Rustreported ting. told the Boca Raton News car, insurance cards, So- that someone attempted to Mr. Flaherty came to Bo- this week. cial Security and draft cards" steal gas from his car and ca Raton four and a half Sundy said the County and numerous photographs. did take the gas cap. Rust years ago from Janesville, Commission received a let- Boca Raton police this saw two cars in the neigh- Wis. He was a wholesale ter from the Turnpike Autho- • week were investigating the borhoo d which he descriire d auto parts distributor until rity Monday asking for assis- theft of nearly $450 in cash to the police. he retired in 1959. tance. and valuables, reported mis- Patrolman Allan Lunger- He was a member of St. He said he did not know sing from the Airflow Instru- and George Lilienthal were Joan of Arc Church in Boca the identity of the property ment Company, 699 N. W. the investigating officers. Ratonandthe Knights of Co- owners involved but said the 28th Street, in the airport lumbus in Janesville, commission is planning im- industrial area. Scotland Divided Survivors include his wife, mediate action on the pro- Bernard Jezercak, foreman, The Great Glen divides Katharine, of the residence, ject. off told police he arrived for Scotland like a knife stroke 224 N. E. Seventh Street, Last year Arvida Corpora- work at 6:45 a. m. last Fri- from Inverness on the North Boca Raton; a son, Francis, tion offered to put up $300, - your day and found the door ajar. Sea to the Atlantic at Fort of Janesville; two daughters, 000 for the construction of Discovered missing was William. Mrs. Edward Mead, Janes- the interchange in Boca Ra- - ton and guarantee $25, 000 clothes revenue during a five-year LEGAL NOTICES period. Thomas B. Manuel, chair- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS may be obtained from the Engi- cations, plans and costs esti- man of the Turnpike Autho- neer at the above address upon mates on file in the office of rity, told the Boca Raton Sealed ProposalB will be re? deposit of Twenty-five Dollars the City Engineer. celved by the City of Boca Ra- ($25.00) for each set. Upon re- Sect|qr. 2. That the cosf of News recently that plans for turn of the documents in ac- said sanitary sewers shall be ton, TFlorida, up to 2:00, P.M., the interchange were pro- E.S. ., on July 12, 1960, at ceptable condition, Five Dol- assessed on a front footage which time and place all bids lars ($5.00) will be refunded. basis against property abutting gressing well and construc- received will be publicly No Bidder may withdraw his upon the improvement and that opened and read aloud for the bid for a period of thirty (30). 100% of the total cost of in- tion was expected to begin' construction of sanitary sew- days after the date set for the stallation of the sanitary sew- within a -year. erage facilities in the BOCA opening of bids. ers shall be borne by Buch VILLAS section of the City of Proposal shall be submitted abutting property. Boca Raton, Florida, consist- In triplicate on the Proposal Section 3. The total cost of ing of the following approxi- form furnished as a part of the the proposed Installation of san- Fine Levied mate quantities; Specifications, extra copies of itary sewers is estimated at 1. 12,000 ..lineal feet of 8" which are available at the off- Three Hundred Seven Thousand, V.C. pipe O'-4' deep Ice of the Engineer. Six Hundred Seventy-Four Dol- For Speeding 2. 14,750 lineal feet of 8"' The City of Boca Raton, lars ($307,674.00). Appearing before Judge P. V.C. pipe 4'-6' deep Florida, reserves the right to' Section 4. The method of pay- air-condition 3. 610 lineal feet of 8" reject any and all bids, to ment shall be by assessment J. Brannen in Municipal V.C. pipe 6'-8' deep waive informalities, and to re- of abutting property on a pro- 4. 2,200 lineal feet of 10" advertise. rata front footage basis. Prop- Court Tuesday morning, Bea- V.C. pipe 6'-8' and 8'-10' CITY OF BOCA RATON erty owners who do not pay in trice Chapman, 28, of Pom- with deep Boca Raton, Florida cash before the commencement pano Beach, charged with 5. 6,300 lineal feet of 15" Publish June 30, July 7, 1960 of work itia y pay the lien V.C. pipe 4'-6', 6'-8', and assessments against their speeding, pleaded guilty. 8'-lO' deep, PUBLIC NOTICE property In five (5) equal an- The judge fined her $25. together with manholes, nual Installments, together house service connections RESOLUTION NO. 36-60 with interest thereon at the Thomas E. Jeter, 21, of and such appurtenances A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY rate of eight percent (8%) per annum, plus the overhead, le- Oakland Park, charged with Carrier necessary to complete an COMMISSION OF BOCA RA- extension to the sewage TON. FLORIDA, PROVIDING gal and administrative costs speeding, forfeited $25 bond. collection system. contingent upon the creation of Any bids received after time FOR THE INSTALLATION OF Hens and assessments. Vascile Walker, 32, Ne- and date specified will not be SANITARY SEWERS IN BOCA PASSED AND ADOPTED at a gro, of Lake Worth,charged considered. VILLAS SECTION BOUNDED regular meeting of the City ON THE SOUTH BY EAST Commission of Boca Raton, with failing to yield the Each bid must be accom- PALMETTO PARK ROAD, ON panied by a certified check, Florida, on the 28th day of right of way and wrong lane THE WEST AND NORTH BY June, 1960. cashier's check, or bid bond in NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY usage, pleaded not guilty amount not less than five per AND ON THE EAST BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF BOCA cent (5%) of the base bid, as INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY. RATON, FLORIDA but was found guilty and guarantee that the Bidder, if NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- B y S^CouttneyCi Boone_ fined $10. The judge also awarded the contract, will with- SOLVED BY THE CITY COM- Couptney C. Boone, Mayor in ten consecutive calendar MISSION OF THE CITY OF ATTEST: reprimanded her and warned days after written notice be BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: S/ Jacob Heidt her to use the right lane and given of such award, enter Jacob Heidt, City Clerk ' Into a written contract with the Section 1. The City Com- maintain proper speed. missionhereby resolves and BOCA HEATING and City of Boca Raton, Florida, The City Commission at a Reg- In accordance with the accept- determines that lt Is neces- ular Meeting held on the 28th James Taylor, 38, Negro ed Proposal. sary for the public safety day of June, 1960, has ordered of Ft. Pierce, charged with All work shall be done In ac- and welfare that sanitary sew- that a public hearing be held cordance with the Specific a- ers be installed in Boca on the above Resolution No. speeding, forfeited$25bond. tl'ora, which may be examined Villas Section bounded on the 36-60 at 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY, Edward Johnson, 50, of at the office of the City Clerk, south by East Palmetto Park July 12th, 1960 at the City Hall. Boca Raton, Florida, or atthe Road, on the west, and north Lake Worth, charged with bj. North Federal Highway and Jacob Heidt AIR CONDITIONING me office of the Engineer, Black public intoxication, forfei- and Associates, Inc., 700 g.E.' on the east by the Intracoastal Jacob Heidt, City Clerk" Third Street, Gainesville, Flor- Waterway, Boca Raton, Palm Publish; June 30 and July 7th, ted $25 bond. ida. A set of such documents Beach County, Florida, In ac- I960 108 N.W. 3rd Street - Phone Boca 6261 cordance with the City specifi- Furnish Proof of Publication Want aUS bring aCtlOn.

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