Largest Circulation Boca Raton News Bidg. Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. Serving Boca Raton BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 7 NO. 9 Boca Raton, Palm Breach County, Florida, Thursday, January 25, 1962 24 Pages TEN CENTS COPY EDITORIAL Unfair Attacks MORE THAN $30,000 Attempts to have the voters of Boca Raton believe that their City Commissioners are spendthrifts and PLEDGED UNIV. FUND, utterly incompetent are without substantiated founda- tion. No effort is made by the accusors to elaborate upon or prove the charges. Voters are entitled to a clarification. FIRST REPORT FEB. 1 The claims of municipal squandering and fiscal irresponsibility made against the Commissioners during the current political campaign are out of all William H. Hallman, proportion to the amounts of expenditures cited. area chairman of the Uni- Let's take a look at complaints against the city versity at Boca Raton administration for expenses of operating the govern- fund campaign, announc- ment during the last year or so. Most of them come ed today that the group's under the heading of employment of specialists for first progress report will advice, planning and engineering. be released Feb. 1. The Commission authorized total fees of $2700 for Something in excess of an impartial, non-political revision of this city's out- $30,000 has been pledged moded Civil Service System by a firm specializing in to date and every effort is such plans. The recommendations, some of which being made to bring the have already been adopted, will go a long ways to- total to at least $50,000 ward the establishment of a vastly improved Civil by Feb. l, Hallman said. Service System for city employees of Boca Raton. It Final training meeting further provides a plan of amendment from time to of volunteers was held time to meet future needs. All this for $2700. last Tuesday evening at the First Bank of Boca The city administration voted $3750 for the ser- THOMAS F. FLEMING WILLIAM HALLMAN Raton. Thomas F. Flem- vices of a planning expert to review recommendations ing Jr., president of the of the Capital Improvement Committee. The expert University Endowment concurred in most of the recommendations of the Corp,, again emphasized i™-Si$ roj^er» l"'ave >#use ?n my horse around? Tonv V.alton, the dirnunitive committee but showed how the cost of the proposed Commission Candidates the immediate need for knight of the Cancer Crusade, checks m with Russell Firestone, captain of improvements could be substantially reduced through $100,000 in contributions the Milwaukee team, before last Sunday's polo game „ Tony, aboard a smaller the selection of an alternate site for the civic center. to pay architect fees. The 2?^o*' aPJieaired ^ tl;e ga^e of behalf of the Cancer Crusade which netted A modest expenditure for this impartial study in pro- *5i88 (See story on page 9A) campaign goal is a mini- B portion to the probable cost of the improvements. Schedule Appearances mum of $500,000 to be Another small appropriation — this one for only The five candidates for forum is to give the public contributed by the end of $2000 — was approved to provide the police depart- two seats on Boca Raton's an opportunity to seek M h ment with the services of an undercover man, if need- City Commission will be out the platforms and views ^TI C w rkln COMMISSIONERS WILL STUDY ed, to check on the possible spread of gambling and meeting face to face with of the candidates in the /^ ° e racketeering in this section of the county. A wise each other and the voters forthcoming election. Al- T Dr. Harry precaution — although the need has not been felt and on several occasions in though the candidates will CIVIL SERVICE RULE CHANGE the money not spent. the next two weeks. be given an opportunity to make short prepared state- Recommendations of the At the end of the corn- The Commission ordered a survey in connection This morning's coffee Village. The request was. with the plan to bring natural gas into Boca Raton. ments, the main part of Civil Service Board and mission meeting, candi- for duplex zoning in the club program at the Cham- changes to the proposed dates Robert Honchell This important basic information, which could have ber of Commerce was the program will be devot- vicinity of the new county been obtained in no other way, cost 32500. The city ed to asking the candi- Homrichi Ward Risvold new Civil Service regula- and Arthur Mirandi attack- junior-senior high school. scheduleued to feature inin- LeoLeonn WeaveWeaverr RaRayy MM_ TeTe_ government has, for some time, employed the ser- dat es tions were deferred for ed the procedure as repre- cumbents Courtney Boone written Questions . AGREED to send back vices of an engineering firm for work along that line submitteu d from the audi- bo Harold Turner Thom workshop meeting by the senting "ill-advised busi- to workshop a proposal to and John Brandt as well as P. Nolan, H. Busch City Commission Tuesday, ness practices." in connection with the extension of water and sewer as James Brannigan, ence. increase prices of ceme- facilities. To set up a new department for this ser- „ , „ Hodde, Paul Matwiy, Rich- The proposed new regu- In other action at Tues- tery lots. Robert Honchell and Ar- Boone and Brannigan are . vice would likely be more costly. thur Mirandi. The meeting, ard c Fish and Robeft lations were drafted by day's regular meeting, the DEFEERED action on scheduled to appear at a g JJ JJ the firm of Dawson and commissioners: Employment of experts in these fields is common to include a presentation O selection of appraisers practice in most cities, large and small. The benefits Committee for Continued Workers to date include McKone following a re- ADOPTED an ordinance for the Capital Improve- of the candidates' plat- Good Government Coffee quest for assistance from amending that portion of of such specialized services and impartial, unbiased, Robert B Beeh Mrg ment Program sites pend- non-political recommendations are found to be well forms and a question and fronextm .9-1 Wednesday1 a, t Janthe. 31Bo,- Dorothv MamSi Robert L/ the Civil Service Board the code pertaining to the ing additional information answer period, was to and authorization by the Board of Examiners for worth the cost. ca Raton Hotel Cabana Pitfield, Jack Benham, from one of the firms con- start at 9 a.m. at the Harold City Commission. Electricians. The total expenditures for services of this type in Chamber building. r-M K « -n- t *n Michaels, Alan tacted. Boca Raton during the past year or so is so trivial Club. A committee of 62 Arm William Gunn, Commissioner Joe De- APPROVED removal of APPROVED the seeking ladies has been formed to Long voted "No" on the a real estate sales office that to call it municipal squandering is stretching Von of appraisals, further ne- the point almost to the ridiculous. Al-so on the candidates' invitcall evoter thems itno the coffeecity t.o ^£ a("\ °'To°le> Rusle. y C. motion to refer discussion from Varsity Heights to agenda is another appear- ker and LewlS DeSch gotiations and condemna- P8b 2 at the J e The BROOMS organiza- **f " of the matter to the work- Palmetto Park Terrace, tion if necessary to obtain FISCAL IRRESPONSIBILITY? *"" ' ^ shop because,, he said, ACCEPTED a tentative Political Forum at 8 p.m. tion is sponsoring two the right of way to connect If the term means anything at all to the average at J.c. Mitchell School. coffee meetings for Hon- R.E. Keith, Wil- "I was originally opposed plat for section "D" of voter it probably implies that the city is heading for liam Keeton, Carolyn to accepting the report." Country Club Village. Periwinkle street with Jaycee president Ernest chell and Mirandi. The Northwest 6th street be- financial disaster. But the City of Boca Raton is not Douglas, Robert Mother- DeLong also voted APPOINTED Mrs. Isa- Chick said all candidates first will be held this Sat- „ T7 ril r,.. tween Old Floresta and faced with any such distressing predicament. Tax- L lle h "No" earlier in the even- belle R. Hornbake to the payers not already aware of it should realize that in the forthcoming elec- urday at 11 a.m. at Hidden *Waltersf ' *', Lt\ }™. Col ?, . Richar£ ± ;,d ing on the motion to ap- post of junior clerk in the .Tunison Palms. tion have accepted an in- Valley Club. A second this city administration has done an excellent job vitation to the forum. Heidgerd, and Robert J. prove payment of Dawson city's administrative de- of holding down costs. The budget has been kept coffee is scheduled for Boldizar. and McKone's $1200 fee. partment. Women Form Chick emphasized that 11:30 a.m. Feb. 3 at well within the limit of expected income. It's hard to the purpose of this public Smitty's Driftwood. Approximately 25 addi- A request from the SENT to city manager see how anyone could call this fiscal irresponsibility. tional workers finished Chamber of Commerce for William Lamb for further Demo. Club, The Commissioners, at whom these charges are di- indoctrination last week. $10,000 budget by the city negotiation the offer of rected, may be taken to task on other scores. That is Their names will be pub- for advertising and admin- William H. Whiteford for The Democratic Women's lished at a later date. Club of Boca Raton was to be expected in a political campaign. But to label istered by the chamber additional right of way for them as spendthrifts and irresponsible custodians of Nursing Group was also approved by the extension of Northwest organized here last Thurs- dav when a city funds should not be allowed to go unchallenged. the necessary equipment commission. DeLong ab- 11th street between North- eroup of 30 Fair-minded citizens of this community must look with at the least cost. stained on the motion and west 2nd avenue and Fed- registered women voters disfavor on such unwarranted attacks against these Plans Dental Clinic Currently, persons need- when asked by Commis- era! Highway, met over coffee at the men who spend so many hours every week in the ser- Plans for establishment teered to find a suitable dental care have to go to sioner John Brandt to REFERRED to the State home of Mrs. Leo J. Fox. vice of the city. here of a dental clinic building and contractors the Palm Beach County clarify his position said Board of Control a request Guests of honor were have won the support of to help convert it into a Health Department in he did not "favor the pro- from Broward Land Co. Mrs. Ceil Dougherty, vice the advisory council of dental clinic, and to con- West Palm Beach, cedure that's being fol- for rezoning in section president of the Third Early Season Traffic Up the Boca Raton Home tact other local organiza- Edgar Lawson, presi- lowed in this instance." "D" of Country Club Congressional District, Nursing Service, tions to work as a unit dent, introduced Jodrey and Mrs. Judy Dell, vice Although annual south- of the center of the city. president of the Fourth The dental clinic propo- to help in this cause. as the main speaker, bound traffic volume in Daily average of south- sal was outlined for the Dr. C.R. LaBier an The next meeting of the Congressional Boca Raton was down 6.3 bound Shopping Plaza Opening tmthe nr™S£ J^/f " November council by Joseph Jodrey, advisory council member Boca Raton Home Nursing PM ent 6 1 8 ; president of the Welfare temLarv offSs ° "VSV " ? T ,-w f ,0™ ^ of reported that he had call- Service will be its annual wS elected Mrs I fo J average-computed through over that of I960, and 21.5 Council of Boca Raton ed upon the dentists of one in March and new offl- were elected. Mrs. Leo J. sept. 30 -it took a sharp per cent over that of and guest speaker at the Boca Raton and they had cers will be elected. To Feature Three Bands Fox was picked for presi- risr,e e ..™upwarnd m10 pe„»,r . ,»ncentt council's rt ti i D ra 19519566. council's recent meeting, expressed a dent; Mrs. Chester J. Ku- during November, 1961. Three bands will fill the Northbound daily average He described a plan for to cooperate. The opening program will bik, vice president; Mrs. Statistics are compiled was 5,283; 6.2 per cent a fully equipped dental Vigilantes air with music at the open- be climaxed at 9 p.m. with Charles deVault, secre- 1 ing of the New Fifth Ave- by the Traffic and Plan- over that of 1960 and 30.2 clinic "to bVesiablished wUh'tte^ntisTfto^scer - a 45 minute display of tary and Mrs. Catherine ning Division of the State per cent over 1956. locally. Jodrey volun- tain the best plan to obtain nue Shopping Plaza next aerial fireworks which, Edelhoff, treasurer, Road Department of Flori- Wednesday. based on Fourth of July 'two special officers da. Daily average traffic Concerts will be given displays, should draw elected were Mrs. Bernard volume is measured on Candidates by the Seacrest High more than 5,000 people Turner, operation cam- TJ.S. 1, one-half mile north City Commission candi- School Band, Carver High to the center. paign chairman, and Mrs. dates Robert I. Honchell School Band, and Deerfield J.A. Cantor, developer Thomas F. Fleming Jr., Richard C. Fish, Mrs. and Arthur J. Mirandi re- Beach Junior High Band. of the center at N.E. 5th operation support chair- Nicholas Bishop, Mrs. ceived the endorsement The outstanding musi- Avenue and 20th Street on man. Charles Marqusee, Mrs. of the Charter Vigilance cal organizations will Federal Highway said Others attending the Richard Porter, Mrs. Jo- Committee this week. open the Wednesday night that the Plaza "being coffee and joining the seph M. Delaney, Mis. The candidates had pre- program with concerts at the new hub of the area's new organization includ- John Alley, Mrs. E.N. Mel- viously pledged to Sidney 7 p.m. shopping world" should ed: Mrs. Nathan Fitch, vin, Mrs. Robert Keith, Brodhead, chairman of the Following the introduc- be opened with an outstand- Mrs. Dan Doran, Mrs. Mrs. P.J. Brannen, Mrs. committee, that if elected tion of Fifth Avenue Plaza ing, significant program. John P. Brown, Mrs. VV. 'A'illiam Mitchell and Mrs. they will "have the City and community dignitaries "We feel that with the George Whitehouse, Mrs. William H. Hallmaa Commission accept the pe- the first annual Fifth Ave- opening of the Plaza the titions (of the committee) nue Plaza competition for whole trend of business, Fork Lift Falls and direct the election of barbershop quartets in the commerce and shopping BULLETI** a Charter Board," Candidacy of a second A 26 year old Pompano area will be held. will move to this natural Beach man was injured In a letter to persons William Clutter, newly hub," Cantor said. Boynton Beach resident for Monday morning on Glades who signed the commit- elected president of the The 20th Street location the post of south county rep> Road when the fork lift tee's petition calling for Boca Raton Chapter of will be a major entrance to resentative on# the Palm he was riding overturned. election of a Charter Re- the S.P.E.B.S.O.S.A. and the planned State Univer- Beach County'Commission .According to the police vision Board, Brodhead his organization will ac- sity at Boca Raton and is was announced late Wed- report, Paul Weisgerber of and George Mi Holdsworth, cept the role as host to seen as becoming one of nesday. Pompano Beach was riding secretary, identified Hon- the visiting quartets and the city's most important George A. James, a Boy- the fork lift being towed chell and Mirandi as sign- that the Bocaneers, the east-west arteries. nton Republican, will seek with a chain by a truck ers of the petition. chapter's quartet, will Fifth Avenue Shopping the seat now held by former driven by Freddie Mack "It was out reasoning enter the competition. Plaza features a Publix Commission Chairman Ben Davis, 30, of Ft. Lauder- that any candidate who onartets from the Delray Market, Broward Drug Sundy. Also present at the dale, when the lift swerv- truly had the best inte- Beach, Boynton Beach, Store and Grant's as well Boynton Junior Chamber of ed off the road, veered rests of the city at heart pompano Beach and Fort as a number of other Commerce meeting where back and turned over. would not hesitate to Laudenlale areas are ex- specialty stores and ser-the announcement was made Weisgerber received pledge whole-hearted sup- pected to take part in the vices, was John L. Archie, a Dem- possible internal inju- port for the election of a contest. A valuable 5th Official ribbon cutting ocrat, whose candidacy was ries. He was given first Paul Weisf.tTbeir, 2fiv of Pompano Beach, received possible internal injuries Charter Revision Board," t\ve. Plaza trophy and of the Plaza will take the letter read. "Proof announced last week,. aid by the local fire de- Monday when a fork lift he was ridinR swerved off the road and then veered cash awards will be given place at 9 a.m., Wednes- partment, treated by a we were right is the to first and second place day, January 31st with a The south county district back and turned over while beinK towed by a truck. 1b was given first aid by includes Boca Raton. physician and taken to winners. brief ceremony. Bethesda Memorial Arthur Mirandi.' 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Uursday, January 25, 1962
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Idea time (left) . . . would this make a good story? ... all aspects The story typed . . . are discussed. an editorial conference with DeDe Jacobs, edi- tor, doing the checking. Putting Teen Town News' Together Teaches Checked and ready to roll, Bill Eubank, nearer Today's Youth Practical Lessons for Future the camera, gives the plate a late minute scan Today's teenagers are find and write the stories, month Teen Town News. sheet. They really work ... no errors wanted in proving themselves to- editors confer on style and They take it all serious- at it ... and are always Teen Town News. Press- ready to adopt new and morrow's journalists. the best presentation . . . ly, although there is es are ready . . . and laughter and teasing at improved methods. Newspapers, whether people in the composing off it goes. The next room set the type . . . then funny boo-boos (quickly They all work together one page or 30, are com- issue of Teen Town posed of many things, it is dummied . . . comes corrected). and take a turn in most of news pictures, advertise- paste-up . . . and finally They pay attention to the departments so they News will appear Feb. ments, and more, but the the press man runs it off. details, from the incep- will understand the over- 1. most important fact is Boca Raton teenagers tion of an idea for a all operation of a news- people. are taking over an adult story, column or picture, paper better. People make the news, job with their once-a- to the final printed Advice and encourage- ment is given to the teen- BOCA RATON agers gladly by Boca Ra- ton News staff but the NEWS final product is their own. PHONE 395-5121 Candid camera shots show Published every THURS- just a part of the Teen DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. News staff at work. by Boca Raton News, Teenagers today, with a Inc., Oliver B. Jaynesr serious purpose of bring- pres., Ward Risvold, ing teenager activities to vice-pres. ; print . . . adults tomorrow bringing the important WARD RISVOLD news of the day to the Publisher reading public. JOHN OPEL Editor Through the Vari- H. CLAY RILEY Typer in the composing Advertising Manager room goes the story . . Danny Vail reads and Entered as Second Class discusses a correction. Matter 'at the Post Office at Boca Raton, Florida, Dec. 1, 1955.
•„» -™ MEMBER Final paste-up is a Florida Press Association big problem . . . where National Editorial Ass'n. should this go ... to Boca Raton best advantage . . . Dana Chamber of Commerce Mucci, left, and Sandy Huff, right, ponder the SUBSCRIPTION RATES question. By carrier in city . . 10 FULL $ ONLY FULL ONLY PRICE $195 PRICE $ $195 ONLY.. DOWN ONLY.. DOWN 1899 2175 INCLUDES 1 YR.'S FREE GASOLINE Your present ear need The Entire Line of New '62 nor be paid for to trade BUY TODAY-PAY IN APRIL with Terry ... in most Fords Are At Terry . . . Absolutely No Payments Til April '6 cases we will even lower There Isn't Any New Car your present payments. D0WN CASH Your credit is always Shortage Here! OR $|Og - good at Terry Ford . . . TRADE-IN EQUITY let us do the worrying! The World's Largest Country Ford Healer TERRY FORD CO. 1000 N. FEDERAL HWY. ® POMPANO r i WH 1-0310 m OPEN 'TIL 10 P.M. HEADQUARTERS OPEN FRI. NIGHT TIL 9 FATIO MART 1 s o n OPEN SUNDAY AFTER CMUIICM N. Federal Highway • Delray Beach m CRestwood 6-6297 r Thursday, January 25, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Soviety charges Kennedy Only Three With "hypocrisy. " Spring takes over Paris At Meeting despite any crisis. Absence of two county commissioners from the re- gular board meeting Monday resulted in a three-way squeeze play over one piece of business taken up at the session. An attorney, representing the operator of a new cock- tail lounge at International Airport, appeared before the WATCH _ board to ask that Sunday CLEANING $5.98 hours be changed to allow a 12 o'clock opening at the STEM terminal. The attorney said & CROWN $1.95 the operator was losing a lot REGULAR of business because he CRYSTAL $1.00 couldn't open earlier to ac- commodate Sunday custo- FIG mers who reportedly beat on HYGRADE-CHRONQ. the door trying to get in the AUTOMATICS lounge before it opened. NOT INCLUDED Commissioner Paul Rardin, Congratulations were in order-last week as Harbour Associates opened their ALTIER Canal Point, long a foe of third major waterfront home developments Harbour East. On hand for the official the airport cocktail lounge, Chatting at the coffee given Tuesday morning by Mrs. Robert Druromond, opening were, from left, Malcolm H. Lazarus, treasurer of the development firm; JEWELER said the operator knew what chairman of hostesses for the Heart Club Balls were hostessess left to right, Diamonds — Watches — the hours were when he made Charles E. Crockett, vice president; Samuel P. Lazarus, chairman of the board; City Manager William Lamb; and Morris H. Lazarus* president. Other Harbour Mrs, R.M. Hansen, Mrs. L. Russell Gear, Mrs. Thomas J. Hanley and Mrs. Jewelry thelease, so he made a mo- 0. Hadden Garvin. 44S.E. 1st Ave. Boca Raton tion that the hours remain Associates developments are the 250-home Boca Harbour and Venetian Har- unchanged. It was up to bour in Pompano. Commissioner E. F. Van Review Group Will Kessellto second the motion since chairman Lake Lytal Present Readings Was presiding. Van Kessell Readings from the literary declined to second Rardin's works of Pierre LaMure and motion so it died for lack of Irving Stone will be featured a second. at the Feb. 13 meeting of the Moments later Commissi- Literary Review Group at the oner Van Kessell moved that Florida Junior Academy at, the matter be referred to the 10 a. m. attorney, for study and re- A display of representative commendation. Commissi- prints from the portfolio "Art oner Rardin refused to second Treasures of the World" will the motion. Chairman Lytal be shown. thenvacated his chair to se- The presentation has been cond the Van Kessell motion arranged by Mrs. Ralph D. Have you seen the Banyan Tree ? . ... and called for a vote. Priesmeyer of Delray Beach, Rardin lost his round but to give the audience the op- Then we invite you to SEE IT and SHOP had the privilege of casting portunity of evaluating the a nay vote against the pro- contributions of the impres- UNDER IT ! Youil like what you find there posal. sionist group to modern painters by the light of the * Casual •& Patio * Custom Trees ALL ALUMINUM FURNITURE . and Planters sun, and landscape painting * Unusual Gifts and Crafts Luckily, the younger as an art in its own right. * Wonderful Accessories generation doesn't accept * Complete Permanent Flower Mart * Devine Straw Market all the advice that parents Choral Group to Quality Lines , . . Sensible prices offer. Hold Auditions IRISH LiMOU Applications for auditions are being accepted by Mrs. Announcement .... Lavonne Mouw, director of Dietetic Candies the Woman's Choral Group. Christiane de Paris Tobler Candies Needed are contralto voi- Now Under Th® NEW Petits Fours Temporary officers of the newly organized Democratic Women's Club of Boca ces and second sopranos. Raton which was formed last Thursday discuss plans for future meetings. Left Rehearsals have begun for Management of NOW SHIPPING to right are Mrs, Leo J. Fox, president; Mrs. Chester J. Kubik5 vice president; the annual Spring concert to Mrs. Charles deVault, secretary; Mrs, Catherine M. Edelhoff, treasurer. be held in late April. TIMPLi ©HINGIS The choral group has sung Pink or White Heart Ball Hostesses Are Tickets will also be avai- at many civic and cultural lable at the Boca Raton Na- functions in the area and they Seedless tional Bank, the Royal Palm have a busy schedule planned GRAPEFRUIT Honored at Drumtnond Coffee Yacht Club and the Boca Ra- for this year. in downtown Boca Raton Heart Ball hostesses were sen, Mrs. L. Russell Gear, ton Hotel and Club. honored at a coffee Tuesday Mrs. Thomas J. Hanley Tr., Those wishing tickets to Mike Mansfield, Senate One of Chicago's foremost morning at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Martha T. Steinbaugh attend the gala ball may majority leader: Hair Stylist Robert Drum mo nd, chairman Mrs. w. P. Bebout Sr., Mrs. contact Mrs. A. John Bloods- "There are those who * SAME COURTEOUS OPERATORS: of hostesses for the fifth an- Robert Matlack, Mrs. Byrd worth, 395-1934, ticket believe the President chairman; or one of the area * Miss Christiane * Miss Sharon nual Heart Ball Feb. 23 at Marshall, Boca Raton; Mrs. should propose a recipe • Miss Betty * Miss Bea OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 the Boca Raton dub. Robert Mothenvell, Mrs. C. hostesses. for instant utopia, and that Friday 9 to 9 By Appointment Hostesses serve as ticket P. Proesser, Deerfield; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, William Congress should then be 103 ROYAL PALM ROAD BOCA RATON FLORIDA challenged to -cook it. In C committee because they ar- W. G. Holloway, Delray Archer Jr. are general chair- m Call 395-2720 Beach; Mrs. Victor C. Fran- men of the 1962 Heart Fund my opinion, that recipe range to deliver tickets to has not been found ..." the $50 per plate charity cis, Pompano Beach. Ball. dinner dance, and they ar- BOCA FRUIT range-table groupings. Hostesses to date are Mrs. SHIPPERS Alonzo T. Knight, Mrs. Al- Phone 395-4844 bert V. Toomey, Mrs. O. 303 SE 1st Ave. Hadden Garvin, Mrs. Philip Opp. Kwik-Chck ReidHirsh, Mrs. R. M. Han- SICK financed with a bank loan ! Of WATERING save money . . . Sure, you'll be proud You'll save important YOUR LAWN ? save time ... °^ your new car! You'll be money because bank rates GET save worry ! equally proud of your good are lower. And terms will be judgment if you finance it so arranged as fo make repay- with a bank loan at Boca ment easy for you. Service is JUST SET IT prompt, confidential. and FORGET IT! Raton NATIONAL Bank. convenient banking hours . . . 9 AM. to 2 PM. FRIDAY EVES. 5 to 7 CALL 395-2300 TRIESTE CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK * Remodeling * Quality Construction •Swimming Pools PHONE CR 6-4131 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION On CAMSNO REAL 336 NE THIRD AVE. DEI.RAY BEACH 4A THE BCCARATCH NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 Mrs. Stewart Wins mer president of Korea Mrs. Mary Stewart of now in exile: Boca Raton was low net "Evfm a tiger wants to se ack to his den to winner, second division } t^ of the amateur field of the d" Dining Entertainment Sea Island Ladies Invita- tion Open Golf Tournament Sunday. Her 54-hole score: South Ffa. Exposition Will 81-80-77, 238. Mickey Wright was the pro winner with 75-75-76, 226. ELECTRIC GLASS BOTTOM Launch Golden Jubilee Frs. BOATS Marking its Golden Jub- of the Year, for whom Syngman Rhee, 86, for- ilee year, the South Flori- honors are planned that da Pair and Exposition night. will open its gates Friday Miss South Florida Fair on a panoramic scene of of 1962 will be selected s*- educational, cultural, Saturday night, Jan. 27, at action! commercial and scientific a Teen-Queen contest in llVf'THRIlL TO PARI-MUTUEL BETTING ON THE exhibits contrasting vari- the auditorium tent. Win- pjMlt/t ^ J WORLD'S FASTEST, MOST DANGEROUS SPORT RESERVATIONS: -HUSH Wl 5 4345 M»I»I"*« ous segments of life in ners of second, third, c 1912 with those of the fourth and fifth places HOLLYWOOD, ft. UUDERDALE WA 3-1511 gQ 1962 Space Age. will be named Fail Prin- Continuing until Feb. 3, cesses, representing Agri- MM X 1MWMJRMACE the golden anniversary culture, Industry, Tourism Teddy Napoleon is fair is expected to draw and Recreatioa now appearing nightly nearly 130,000 visitors to At the Speedway there World's Most Beautiful Pari-tAutual Showplace at the Patio Delray in U. 3. 1 AT DANIA POST TIME 7:4S the fairgrounds on U.S. 98, will be bicycle events 1/2 mile west of the Sun- sponsored by the West Delray Beach. He came shine State Parkway at Palm Beach Recreation direct from an engage- West Palm Beach. Department and Speedway ment at the Playboy "From Soil to Space" motorcycle races, Satur- Club in Miami. is the theme of the 1962 day, Jan. 27; races for South Florida Fair, which modified and super-modi- will reproduce aspects of fied cars, Jan. 28; thrill resort life in 1912 to fea- shows, Jan. 29; Firemen's ture in contrast with such Tournament, Jan. 31; ba- MAIN! LOBSTERS modern miracles as the ton-twirling contest and Senior staff members of the Boca Raton Hotel and Club4 whose total service THOR-ABLE and the U.S. micro-midget races, Feb. 3. at the Hotel passes 100 years^ pause from their duties to become subjects for Air Force MACE . , . elec- Also featured will be a an anniversary photograph. Seated (left to right): M Lynch* wine steward,, 11 tronic devices relating western rodeo-horse show Maine Lobster Pool yrs.; Mrs, Hilda Feeney, executive housekeepers 14 yrs.; Dorothy McNichol,, color to music in spectacu- Bsachway Shopping Center yo at the Fair's horse show reservations manager, 13 yrs.; Stanley Gram,, chief engineer, 11 yrs. Standing lar visual effects . . . arena, Sunday, Jan. 28. 806 N. Federal Highway Pompjnc Beach pasturage by hydroponics. (left to right): Dennis MciViahons assistant manager, services 11 yrs.; Bill Ro- Beginning in 1912, as sekej landscape superintendent! 30 yrs»; Paul Fabers assistant to convention & FREE PARKING 2.000 Cars OPENS 1:45 the Palm Beach County NY Comedy sales rpanagers H y^ ] Joseph Ezbickij executive chefs 10 yrs.; John Malloy, Fair, the exposition has stewards 11 yrs. The Boca Raton Hotel anrl Club celebrates its 37th anniver- Starts expanded into a 12-county sary next month. TODAY event, drawing exhibits Next at 2:35 — 4:50 froir a number of other York show is still running, 7:05 - 9:20 states, as well as the par- has lined up a quartet of ticipation of many federal Poinciana top stars. Darren McGavin, agencies. "Come Blow Your star of "Mike Hammer" Counties participating in Horn," the long-running and "Riverboat" televi- the South Florida event comedy still on the boards sion series and fresh from [)T RECOMMENDED are Brevard, Broward, of the Brooks Atkinson his Broadway role as the. FOR CHILDREN Collier, Dade, Glades, Theatre in New York, harassed Lieut. Poole in TENNESSEE WIUIAHS' ONtY NOVEL Hendry, Indian River, Mar- will open Monday evening, "Blood, Sweat and Stan- BIZARRE STORY OF MODERN ROME tin, Monroe, Okeechobee, at the Royal Poinciana ley Poole," will play the Palm Beach and St. Lucie, Playhouse in Palm Beach. role of Alan Baker; Fred TECHNICOLOR® from WARNER BROS.! After opening ceremon- Producer Frank J. Hale, Clark, last seen here at the Playhouse in "Once ies, 7 p.m., Friday, Jan. who has acquired the ex- LARGEST •BRIGHTIST SCftEiNIN THE SOUTHLAND 26, announcement will be clusive rights to play the More With Peeling" during made of the Farm Family production while the New the 1960 season, will SPACIOUS SMOKING LOGE-PUSH BACK SCATS play Mr. Baker and delight- ful Benay Venuta, Mrs. Clark in real life, will play a similar role as Mrs. Baker. Rounding out the foursome will be pretty 'TASTE THE JOYS OF HEAVEN' Maggie McNamara whom moviegoers may remember as the innocent but out- spoken girl in "The Moon Is Blue." Nancy Kwan and William Holden star in "World of CHOOSE AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE FROM Suzie Wong" now showing through Saturday at the OUR SUMPTUOUS FEAST OF THE ISLANDS Brown Named Delray Drive-In Theatre. Cantiflas "dances" four month summer sea- sible for the musical prep- with Janet Leigh in Open Evenings: 5 to 2 • Butfet: 5 to 8 To Post at son in Cleveland. aration of all of the His most recent accom- shows, as well as conduct- "Pepe" starting Friday plishment as a composer ing all performances. at the Gold Coast Drive- IMPERIAL Musicarnival was the dramatic oratorio Musicarnival's fifth in. Lawrence Brown, Palm "Prince of Peace," which season opens on February A-l-A Pompano Beach Beach conductor and com- Frank J. Hale presented 20 with Rodgers and Ham- March 6, "Pal Joey'' on WH 1-2200 • WH 1-2231 at the Royal Poinciana merstein's "Flower Drum March 13, "South Pacific" poser, has been appointed TAKE OUT SERVICE *T YOUR REQUEST musical director for the Playhouse in December. Song," to be followed by on March 20, and "Wish coming Musicarnival' sea- At Musicarnival this "Aiything Goes" on Feb. You Were Here" on March son of six shows, producer season he will be respon- 27, "Bye Bye Birdie" on 27. JohnL. price Jr. announc- EXTRA -' Fri. and Sat. "Yellowstone Kelly" ed today. PLUS' 3 Roadrunner Cartoons'! Back for his fourth sea- son with the West Palm SUN.| &i*A€to*,&ee*£le, TROY DOMflHME Beach theatre-in-the- Where round, Brown first joined* FOR YOUK Musicarnival as a singer, GRACIOUS DINING with ENTERTAINMENT CONVENIENCE and actor, performing onI DINING ROOMS TAKE-OUT FOODS MAKE YOUR stage for two seasons, and 1 9 14 DINE and PLAY ... in a last winter became assis- TRADITIONALLY For French and American For PIZZA'S — Spaghetti or SELECTION. THE FINEST ON Cuisine and your favorite Submarine Sandwiches — tant musical director. He cocktail it's the phone us — Boca 395-3553 — Country Club Atmosphere f moved up to the key post EL SIROCCO THE GOLD COAST LE CHANTILLY Restaurant TThey're a delight" of musical director last on the ocean Now serving for their fifth TOFANO'S spring for Musicarnival's OPEN DAILY year. Bakery & Italian Kitchen — the liveliest hide-away FOR LUNCH AND DINNER Federal Hy. North of 1925 N. Fed. Hwy. Delray Beach - CR 8-2528 on the coast — our food Boca Raton NAPOLEON 10 and drinks are incompa- at SANDWICH or LUNCH the piano Featuring tender Steaks — rable, Tony Miles enter- from nine nightly Succulent Sea Foods — Gour- 15 tains you nightly from EXCEPT MONDAY. met foods — "cocktails" at moderate prices — open 11:30- Enjoy our Delicious Lucky OPEN our Glass Covered Piano Burgers, Serving breakfast, 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sat, 5s Sun. to lunch artd dinner — quick DRIVE-IN THEATRE 10 p.m. •3ar. servi ce, S. Federal Hwy. EVERGLADES Dining Room to the 714 E. Atlantic Avenue L.B. RESTAURANT 1?. Deerfield Beach Just off A-1-A 2 N. Fed. Hwy. in Deerfield Beach. Delray Beach Boca Raton 549 N. Fed. Hwy., Delray PUBLIC LAST TIME TONIGHT 5 Phone CR 6-9249 11 Patricia Denise A Delicious Dinner special SEA FOODS Owens Darcel every day — complete for Family Dinners — from 7 am. $2.95 — from 5 to 10 p.m. A to 8 p.m. every clay — except 16 7 WOMEN FROM HELL dining atmosphere you'll' Sunday DINE WHERE enjoy. VILLAGE INN Surprise yourself with our 7 and 10:20 every Friday Fish Fry — with COSMOPOLITES DINE- Barefoot Mailman Hotel 307 E. Atlantic chips, slaw and roils for BftiAfCfASf. . . LUNCH. . . DINNER David Shirley Delray Beach Niven MacLaine for American and Conti- A-l-A Pompano ,7 5 THE COMMITTEE FOR CONTINUED GOOD GOVERNMENT Invite ML REGESTf HID VOTERS ®f BOCA RATON MR. AND MRS. JESSE M. EVERETT 71 South Federal Hwy. To Meet Boca Raton Phone 395-2566 Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Everett 4 Feted on 58th Anniversary JAMES E. BRANNIGAN OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING} Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Olsson and Everett were honored on their and sons, James and John of 58th wedding anniversary Lantana; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin with a family party at the Coggin and children, Cynthia, home of their son-in-law and COURTNEY C. BOONE daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Olsson on Sunday. SWEATERS at The honorees were married AND TRIMS BOCA RATON HOTEL CABANA CLUB FABULOUS in Garenett, Kansas, Jan. 19, 1904. full fashioned 6,95 ON STRAPLESS A special cake decorated in white roses and with hap- "Beautiful imported Wednesday, January 31,1962 CONTOUR py anniversary greetings was appliques" from 9:00 AM* to Ti:OO AM. prepared by their granddaugh- Sequins and Beads BRA... ter Joan Coggin. To make the day complete, another Comer E. Sunrise Blvd. COFFEE and ROLLS WILL BE SERVED granddaughter, Mrs. K. M. John K. Brennan and 8th Ave. Pd. Pol. Adv. CHAIRMAN LIFTS, I (Virginia) Edwards called up Ft Lauderdale with best wishes from Michi- FIRMS, gan. Other guests attending in- PRE-SHAPES cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Averill of Ft. Lauderdale; Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Everett CHOICE HOME SITES AVAILABLE I WITH THE and sons, Richard and Robert of Pompano Beach; Mrs. K. LIGHTEST K. Everettof Ft. Lauderdale; Select Yours Now Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Everett LACIEST and daughter, Bobby Sue of Lake Worth; Mrs. C. L. UNIVERSITY GARDENS TOUCH Powell, Mrs. Philip Powell and children, Karen and Les- lie of West Palm Beach; 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH CARPORT CARPORT Down Payment -$45Q Down Payment -$730 30 Yr. FHA Mortgage 30 Yr. FHA Mortgage Lovely nylon lace with scalloped top. Back is luxurious floral lace lastex. A cup, 32 to 36. B cup, 32 to 38. Ccup, 32 to 38. White 5.95 • SIGNATURE • FURNITURE $14,000 $16,500 • AUTOMOBILE Prompt Service HOMES WITH POOLS AVAILABLE Within City Limits - City Water & City Sewers ORCHID SQUARE RELIABLE PELICAN ENTERPRISES Moderate Taxes for Important Services 205 S.E. 1st Ave. (Opp. Kwik Chek Parking) Tel. 395-1313 LOAN SERVICE John W. Lake Alvin H. Sheller DIRECTIONS: Go North on Federal Highway/TURN 16 s.E. 1st Avenue 5000 N.W. 3rd AVE. 395-4158 395-5666 395-4936 LEFT on 40th. St. Newly Paved 4 Lane Highway To Where Fashion Takes Form From the Right Foundation 395-3644 Brokers Protected N.W. 3rd. Ave. and Follow Signs, THE BCCA FATON NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 chamber staff. Water, Sewer Group Lichens — fungi used as used in Finland to treat Cadman Joins Upon completion of his a medicine in the Middle external wounds and journalism studies at the Will Meet in Boca Ages — are making a come- burns and to cure masti- Chamber Staff University of Missouri, Education films will be back. Antibiotics made tis in cattle. Cadman devoted most of shown and discussions from lichens are being Lester E. Cadman of his time to the graphic held on business matters 2112 N.E. 3rd Way, Boca arts industry. He was as-when members of the Flor- Raton, was appointed to sociated with J.C. Hall; ida Water and Sewage president and founder of the staff of the Boca Ra- Operators Association will when ton Chamber of Commerce Hallmark Cards, in sales meet Feb. 7 in the Boca as civic promotion direc- and personnel work. After Eaton water plant at 8p.m. tor according to an an- retiring from Hallmark, Expected to attend are nouncement by Chamber he became a staff member members of the Florida President Kenneth w. of the Harrisburg, Pa., State Board of Health TURN TO THE FIRM Higgins. Chamber of Commerce and several officers of the BEST QUALIFIED where he worked until he Florida State Water and moved to Boca Raton two Sewage Operators Asso- and a half years ago. ciation, according to Gus He is a member of the Hager, chief water treat- In BOCA RATON Boca Raton Rotary Club. ment plant operator. @ O'BRIEN HARDWARE ©1 WHERE THE BUILDERS BUY '61 MODELS MUST CO! \1 tf* LESTER CADMAN He will assist chamber OF 1961 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Members of the Committee for Continued Good Government officially opened manager Ed Melvin and their campaign headquarters on the second floor of the Amdur Bldg. with a mem- coordinate the work of bership meeting last week. Officers of the committee who were on hand to wel- the various committee come members to the headquarters included, seated from left, John K. Brennan, chairmen such as the city advertising committee, chairman, John J. Welch, treasurer, and Bernard E. Turner5 finance chairman. m* n'BR EN'SDISCOUNT industrial committee, Standing are, left, William & Brown, publicity chairman, and Ray F. Homrich, retail merchants. recording secretary. Cadman will also con- tact members so that SALE of BOTH STORES Cub Scents I® closer relationships may BOCA RATON If your clothes axe not becoming to be maintained between 507 N.E. 20th. STREET you, they should be coming to the . . Present Skit the members and the PHONE 941-3423 "Knights of Yore" will OCA COIN LAUNDRY be the skit presented to- FORT LAUDERDALE night at the J.C. Mitchell Volunteer Where Sunrise Meets Federal Highway Y THE NEW A&P School by Cub Pack No. * 300. Den Pour will offer Aid Needed PHONE JA 2-3681 * the skit under the direc- I CHAN tion of Mrs. Joan Frosell. Volunteer workers are # Last awards made were needed to assist at the il© 12 CU. FT. Y DAY or to Den 1 - Paul Newkirk; Blood Bank, Feb. 13 from * Den 7 - Gary Luttrell; 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the WESTINGHOUSE Y NIGHT * Den 6 - Larry Mandel; American Legion Home on REFRIGERATOR Den 4 - Scott Jennings, Northwest Second street. * Raymond Ellis and Scott Workers may register for with 77 lbs. frozen storage. Rhine; each received a hourly shifts by calling UP TO 9x12 * Bobcat pin. Mrs. T. Aschehoug at 395- RUGMACHINE Mrs. Dan Gill's Den 2 2441. Volunteers will be presented a skit on cur- needed to fill out the reg- COMPARE 1652 N. * rent events at the last istration cards for the meeting. blood donors. at 219 MACHINES Fed. Hwy. # Desn 2, 4, 5, and 6 tied There will be a meeting * * * ********* * for the attendance award. each Monday night at City All four Dens had 100 perHall, 8 p.rp- for members cent attendance. of the blood bank commit- Westinghouse Den 2 won the inspec- tee. SWlMMlt*® POOl OWHIItS § tion award. Each church, civic or The annual Blue and service project group or Refrigerator-Freezer The fullest enjoyment of a pool club is invited to have Gold Dinner will be held * FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR SECTION depends on proper care and chemical in February. The date will one or more representa- balance. be announced soon. tives at the Monday meet- * SEPARATE 103 LB, FREEZER ings. * LARGE PORCELAIN CRISPER * HEALTH John Doran is home be- Persons giving blood are ADJUSTABLE SHELVES WIST1NGHOUSE 3O INCH Protect the health of your tween mid-terras from the asked not to eat, or drink family with a clean pool — University of Miami. He is milk for four hours before ELECTRIC pure water. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dantheir scheduled time. Compared at Doran of Spanish Trail. Black coffee or fruit drink • SPARKLE is permissable, officials $299.09 Only a properly cleaned pool said. 249 RANGE Pledge cards may be will have sparkling beauty. GRIFFIN picked up at the Legion Home daily from 4:30-8 *~ WEST1N6HOUSE BROILER FLOORING CO. p.m. or at the fire depart- I PORTABLE SWIMMING 'Griffin Has The Floor" ment any time during the —^ ^—. day. LIFT-OFF Leo Hudson is in charge DOOR O 11 O VINYL of pledge cards. i WSET 1, CORK * BIG 19 IN. PICTURE i • UP FRONT CONTROL MAINTENANCE England has kept hei • BUILT-IN ANTENNA RUBBER World War II civil-defense * REGULAR 189.00 service active, ready for COMPARE MONI - 399-4349 FORMICA any emergency. Now the at 199 SANDING service has an active Let us explain our superior strength of 325,000, not i 1 pool service at your home. FINISHING counting 175,000 civil-j defense workers in facto- PACIFIC MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES ries or the auxiliary fire, WISTiNGHOUSI police, or hospital work- & POOL SERVICE CO. 118 N. Federal Hwy. ers. CUSTOM-PORTASLE nelray CR 8-1210 PRIMARY Feb. 6 ELECTION Feb. 20 DISH WASHER RE-ELECT 2-Wafhef 3-Rinf9s COMPARE L JOHN R. BRANDT at 189.95 5148 for ClU COMMISSIONER WESTINGHOUSi FULLY AUTOMATIC THE ONLY BONMSPI INDEPENDENT -1 favor a "Pay As You Go" Capital I am opposed to CLOSED SESSIONS.. LAUNDROMAT Improvement Plan * Service With Devotion and Integrity • Washes all fabrics - Hold the Line on Taxation ... NO * Free From Pressure or Special fine and regular. 9 Lbs. CAPACITY INCREASE Interest Groups - A Non- Partisan Candidate With * Rigid Planning and Zoning Controls • Rust-proof Cabinet. Republican Organization Support - There is No Substitute For Experi- * The BEST Civil Service Rules and $ Regulations • Westinghouse gives ence - Thirty Years in Elective you cleaner clothes Office * Free From Political Interference or your money back! - 100% Attendance for Two Years 159 COMPLETE HARMONIOUS CO-OPERATION BETWEEN CITY MANAGER, HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS AND EMPLOYEES . . . ALSO APPOINTED CITY COMMITTEES * NO "TAX GRABS" AS ATTEMPTED BY THE LAKE WORTH DRAINAGE CONTROL DISTRICT. * ENCOURAGE CLEAN INDUSTRY * SUPPORT THE UNIVERSITY EFFORT Cull 941-3423 S «app@©S to al Senior Ctitzens eundl youngg married O'BRIEN HARDWARE who can't csffoidi mom foxes ! STORE HOURS BOCA RATON - SO7 N. E. 20th ST. 9 to 5 PM Boca Raton is on the threshold of becoming the oustanding residential, educational and cultural city FT. Uuderdale Where Sunrise Blvd. meets Federal Hwy.—JA 2-3681 on the South East coast LET THIS BE OUR GOAL! Week Days 9 to 12 Noon This ad prepared and paid for by John R. Brandt Westinghouse ™*»?« Appliances MAKE HASTE SLOWLY I can't afford full page ad. Saturday Pd. Pol,, Adv. WHERE THE BUILDERS BUY Thursday, January 25, 1962 THE BOCA FUTON NEWS 7b less Than Two Years' To added to the Guild. Mrs. Personals the coffee convention at the Richard Mann, treasurer, re- Boca Raton Hotel. ceived them, Mrs, Howard Mr. and Mrs. J. A. de Realize Art Center Here McCall, memberof the craft Zalduondo of Bronxville, N, Mrs. Alma Delaney has as sisted by Mrs. Frederick committee, interviewed se- Y., were guests at dinner her house guest, her son-in- A large turnout of mem- veral new craft exhibitors. Monday of Mr, and Mrs. Leo law, Ray Backus, who has bers, guests and prospective Matthews, Mrs. James Con- passesin water color will J. Fox. Mr, and Mrs, de just moved here from Con- members attended the Art nolly, Mrs. T. A. Sieferth, Mrs. Adam Hazlett, Mrs. H.be started Friday mornings Zalduondo were attending necticut. He is associated Guild Membership Tea held C Farrell, Mrs. Walter Gre- or evenings if enough students with Pratt-Whitney in West Sunday afternoon at the Flo- oil painting class on Thurs- nell and Mrs, RobertKraeurer. register, Mrs. MacSpadden day mornings from 9:30 to Palm Beach. rida Junior Military Academy. Assisting Mrs. Fleming said. They will be held at Mrs. Arnold MacSpadden, 11:30 a.m. with decorations were Mrs. the Junior Academy. Fee for Mrs. O. R. Nelson may be Mrs. Helen Hulick of West president, told the assembly G. D. Clemmer and Mrs. E- 10 lessons is $30. Palm Beach, was a weekend that the Roca Raton Cultural called at 395-5164 for further lizabeth Sperry Farrell. There are also a few ope- information about the art guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Arts Center facility is much Many new members were nings left in Richard Pfeiffer's J. Kubik. nearer realization. classes. " A cultural arts center fa- cility has been the hope and integral necessity of the Art Guild for 11 years and today we proudly submit the archi- tectural renderings and plans, COLONIAL LIQUORS designed to serve the varied 2515 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY - DELRAY BEACH activities of the area in be- Many hands make decorating easy as these members of the Boca Raton Art /vr coming proportions, " Mrs. VI 9 Guild find out. They are decorating vines with real flowers for the annual mem- MacSpadden said. She added On US. Highway 1 Between Delray and Boynton ] «Jg XSfSffiJSKS ISTSSS^ I bership tea which was held Sunday at the Florida Junior Military Academy. Left that the project will be to right, Mrs. E. Sheffield Smith, Mrs. T.A, Seiferth and Mrs. James R. Connol- brought to full realization in ly. less than two years. OPEN 8 till 8 DAILY CLOSED SUNDAY Phone CR 8-2525 The project planned in- Episcopal Women to cludes an auditorium, office buildings, and studio and will SCOOP! DEWAR'S 100 PROOF occupy one-half a city block Hold Open Meeting WHITE BOTTUD IN BONO at West Palmetto Park and GREAT The Episcopal Church Wo- Paloma Ave., Mis. Mac- LABEL men of St. Gregory's Episco- Spadden said. WESTERN pal Church, Boca Raton, will Mrs. Thomas F. Fleming CHAMPAGNE hold an open board meeting Jr., arranged decorations Sparkling Burgundy Tuesday at 10 a. m. in the which included a large silver RANT STRAIGHT KENTUCKY Pink Champagne BOUXBON parish hall. bowl of Talisman roses and Plans for the coming year climbing fern. will be discussed. A musical program was Officers for the year have presented by the Art Guild's been named. Mrs. Herbert Choral Group under the di- M. Fitzgerald will be presi- rection of Mrs. Lavonne dent; Mrs. Bernard Turner Mouw. Singers were Mrs» FULL QUART and Mrs. William Maxfield, Warren W. Bailey, Mrs. Jo- SCOTCH BALLANTINE'S vice presidents; Mrs. Russell seph Cappetta, Mrs. W. C. Reagh, treasurer, assisted by SEAGRAM'S RFJH Gox, Mrs. A. Domeyer, Mrs. Bell's 4.59 Mrs. Vincent Mueller; Mrs. Peter Hipp, Mrs. N, A.Larson, W. H. McKenzie, recording Mrs. Wilfred B. Reamer, 7 CROWN Hudson's Bay 4.69 SCOTCH secretary, and Mrs. William Mrs. Hubert Mead, Mrs. Cy- Martin's V.V.0 4.99 Freeman, assistant. Corre- ril Schley, Mrs. Joseph Stei- Cutty Sark 5.99 sponding secretary is Mrs. ner, Mrs. L. C Sproat, Mrs. 69 J&B 5.99 99 Norman Slater, assistant, E, A. Nolen Jr., Mrs, George Keg. 6.95 Mrs. George Strausser. Ambassador 4.69 4 Fifth H. Wall and Mrs.Lawrence Reg. 6.10 A rummage sale will be •Evans. Mrs. Robert Post was 4 Ushers 4.69 held Feb. 2 and 3 at 137 E. the accompanist. Many more at 3.79 Palmetto Park Road, Boca Howard Thainsang several 86 PROOF SCOTCH John Begg 4.19 Mrs. Arnold MacSpadden, left, president, and Mrs. Raton. All articles are ex- numbers and accompanied 99 Black & White 5.39 Kesskr pected to be in by Thursday, DRURAY'S Thomas Fleming Jr., right, prepare some of the deco- himself on the piano. Bleaded Feb. 1. For pickup of things The committee in charge MSMVI ^ „„„ Glen Rossi 3.99 rations for the Art Guild membership tea which was IMfOBTH) SY ORANT A CO. Whiskey to be donated call Mrs. W. of the tea was headed by 100 MORf SCOTCHES ON SAlf held Sunday afternoon. Reg. 4.50 Maxfield at CR 6-5543. Mrs. F, Sheffield Smith as- IT TOOK COLONIAL TO PROP THI PRICES. IF YOU WANT LOW PRICES PATRONIZE COLONIAL. VOTE FOR HELP US KEEP THE PRICES DOWN. JAMS [. BLENDS & RYES CANAIMAi I BOURBONS QUART HFTH CMiBor Quart flfth Walker's Deluxe .3.99 P.M 3.99 SEAGRAM'S Barclay's. . . 3.99 Bellows 4.69 BRANNIGAN Jim Beam 4.69 3.79 Carstairs 3.99 v.o. Virginia Gentleman 4.99 Corby's 3.99 Cabin Still 4.69 Fleischmann's .. . 4.49 99 Echo Spring .... 4.49 King 3.99 FIFTH Bellows Club . .. 4.69 Beg. 6.50 EKPISIBINCI PLATFORM Sunny Brook 4.69 4 Old Forester 4.49 B.E. & M.S. 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COME IN AND CONVINCE YOURSELF I have a record of experience which has been thoroughly examined and substantiated COLONIAL SELLS THE BEST FOR LESS ,.% My background in education and administration can be IMPORTED QUART 7Yr.Old86Pwot QUART COLONIAL HAS \ FRENCH Straight Kentucky THE LARGEST put to use with the coming of the University NAPOLEON ITALIAN MOHAWK SELECTIONOF CHIANTI BRANDY BOURBON VODKA IMPORTED & AMERICAN WINES TO CHOOSE FROM When issues of importance arise I will obtain the 49 THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE 339 \ 99* 2.99 3 STATE opinion of the general public before casting a decisive W* FIFTH FULL vote. 12 YEAR CINS FULL FULL QUART OLD QUART GUCKENHElMER QUART I have ample time to devote to City affairs, meetings BELL'S 2.79 SMIRNOFf BACARDI and duties of the office. SCOTCH Imported! 69 ¥ODKA RUM 89 Corlsburfl If elected I will attempt to unite the different factions X*«. 1.75 Hog 5.55 BLENDS 4 FOR that presently exist so that Boca Raton will be in a 6 79 position to move forward "UNITED" } I ! VODKAS2££ KUMS FIFTH Only Colonial Se/fs Every Brand Cut-Rate PULL LEVER 3A ALL THE WAY / VISIT The Fabulous COLONIAL paid Pol. Adv. ~8A_THE 1QCA.RATQM1!EW_S Thursday, January 25, 1962 Teen Teams Drop Two TobS® Jmum In special Seacrest Game Deadiine to enter«» „,».„,. City Wide Table Tennis The Boca Raton Teen- points. Bob Mills, Rich- Tournament has been ex- age Center boys and girls arc} Schlusemeyer, Robert tended to the day of the basketball teams traveled Schlusemeyer, Bernie meet - Friday Jan. 26 to Delray Tuesday night Jezercak and Rick Craw- This has been done to to play the Girls Athletic ford added the remaining encourage last minute en- Association and the Sea- points. tries. Applications may crest Junior Varsity Bas- 12 3 4- now be turned in to the ketball squads. J.V.'s 16 8 7 18-49 Recreation Department by Teen Town met defeat Teen Town 6 4 10 13-33 5 p.m. Friday. in both games. The girls lost to the G.A.A. by the score of 34-18. Teen Town's girls team led the A.D. Beveridge (left) captain of the Boca-Aiken G.A.A. for, the first quar- polo team receives the Boca Raton Chamber of Com- ter, but lost its advan- merce trophy from Ken Higginss chamber president. tage as the buzzer for the BEACH Beveridge's team won a 13-12 victory over the Mil- half sounded. Lynn Smith waukee team in a sudden-death chukker last Sunday. and Annie Noel led the girls offense--with Judy Lekniskas and Gem Mil- GOLF COURSE and DRIVING RANGNGE ler leading the defense, Milwaukee, Boat to Brenda Patriani was the high scorer for Delray 18-HOLE MR 60 with 23 points. BAMLY GHEENS FEES Meet In Return Match 12 3 4 Milwaukee's champion- ry commented. "It was the Seacrest 6 13 6 9-34 SINGLE PLAY _ 10-PLAY RATE first time I've played with studded polo team will ' Teen Town 8 3 4 3-18 test the power of Boca- Smith and it was a real pleasure. Lew is one of The Teen Town boys Aiken in the second of a were defeated by the Sea- series, of special match the best playere in the game." crest J.unior Varsity in games at Royal Palm Polo the second game by the OR 8*3716 Grounds Sunday. Smith and Vinnie Rizzo, score of 49-33. W. ATLANTIC AVE AT BARW1CK ROAD Boca-Aiken took the five goaler, also from Ai- Tim Jeminson was the measure of the Dallas- ken, team with Barry and high scorer for the boys Tulsa team, 13 to 12 in a AD. "Don" Beveridge to team with 16 points. Bill thrilling overtime game form the Boca-Aiken entry. Eubank followed with 5 last Sunday behind the Milwaukee's co-captain Bob Uihlein will play No. time period with the score You pay no more record shattering scoring tied 17-17 at the end of punch of Harold "Chico*' 4 while he fields co-cap- tain Bert Beveridge at No. the 4th quarter. The Boca Barry who tallied nine Jaycee Bears pitted again- goals. Barry smashed five 1, Ray Harrington at No. for the world's finest 2 and George Oliver at Dave Wrausman of Boca Raton, Seacrest High School's No, 54 charges in st the Polo Unlimited In- for five penalty shots in S dians In a fever pitched -j his scoring spree, notch- No. 3 slot. under the basket in last week's game with Stuart. A one-point margin put the l game for first place in THE SAFE; SILENT the final tally at 4 A min- A sky diving exhibition Seahawks in the winner's circle witti a 38-27 score.-Kerry Koen Photo the league standings. utes into the sudden death slated for last week and The Bears went on to de- period. postponed tjy high winds feat the Indians in the The soft spoken Texan, will be scheduled for Bears Take three minute overtime making his 1962 debut at 2:30 Sunday. period by the score of -i Royal Palm credited fel- The polo and the sky ttUBAS" 21-17. Hudson Sturm and low nine goaler Lewis diving show, drawing League Lead Bruce Knott scored the Smith, visiting from Aiken, more than 5200 last Sun- The Boca Jaycee Bears winning four points for the S.C. with his "luck." day, is expected to repeat midget basketball team Bears. Mike Simpson led "It was Lew who open- its attraction Sunday and has taken the lead as the the Bears in scoring with ed the holes for me," Bar- set another new early- second week of midget 7 points. The Indians were season attendance record. play ends. led by Tommy Green with And you SAVE the The midget league play- 6 points. Mike Hardy fol- installation cost! ed its full schedule of lowed with 5 points. three games Saturday morn- All games are played ing to determine who Saturday morning at the I would break the three- Boca Raton Elementary 5 ::um FLORIBA team tie for first place. School gym- no admission. 1912 GOLDEN JUBILEE 1962 _ , . The first game of the si ^gi HB£& Fireworks' morning brought together the Teen Town Rigers and IS 111! mmm beauty contest( the Boca National Bank Stock car races' Bulldogs. Teen Town lost horse show! its first game while Boca Song fests National Bank won its GUARANTEE first by defeating the Ti- GOOD FOR AS 26^ FEBRUARY : gers 20-11. Jimmie Crowell LONG AS YOU OWN TOUR CA* led the Bulldogs with 10 AT GOOO AT MIDAS MUFFLES * FREE INSTALLATION 11000 EXHIBITS AND THRILLS 1000J SHOPS points, Turt Willocks, FROM COASMO-COAST . Adults 75c-Students(racA<:ordj)50c-Children 25c By Trained Specialists John Johnson and Donald TROPICAL Takes Only 15 Minutes. I Follow the red arrow80s y anJ Grassell added the remain- Ct €H€I ^P ^^ W --Sunday 1 p.m. ing ten points. Gary Vil- GOLF CENTER * Mufflers, Tailpipes, a 9B «fOvWest Palm Beach! lars was the top scorer for 1 mile So. on U.S. 1 Exhaust Pipes for Ev- U every Make of Car and the Tigers with 10 points. Delray Beach PUP SEA Saturday's second game Truck matched the Doby Brick 18 Beautiful * Written Guarantee good Cardinals against the Par 3 Holes and at over 350 MID\S DRIFT FISHING First Bank of Boca Rams. Practice Range MUFFLER SHOPS 55 FT. TWIN DIESEL The Rams defeated a from Coast-to-Coast strong Cardinal team by Practice Range Member America'! Only Coait-to-Cooit BOAT ... Fleur-de Lis the score of 21-16. Mike Open Until 11 p.m. Network of Exclusive Auto Muffler Shopj Enders was high man for the Rams with 9 points. Greens Fee Scott Armour followed Daily POMPANO BEACH Cove Ymht imk with 7 points. The Cardi- 1484 S. Federal Highway WE 3-9971 Up in the air over the score is the Seacrest Sea- nals top scorer was Den- Lessons by Appointment FT. LAUDERDALE s HALLANDALE DEERFIELD BEACH hawks' Bon Mattel (left): Martel chalked up a total of ™- Weicht with 13 points CR 6-7888 2212 S. Andrews charles 1000 N. Federal Leave Dock 8:30 AM. and MX) PJML seven points in the game against Stuart, including Lekmiskas and the free-throw point which landed Seacrest on the Eddy Iannitelli added the 475 Per Person 3.75 with Own Rod top side of the 38-37 tally,-Kerry Koen Photo final point. The final game of the Jf Hfkbitt ami Courteous Crow morning went into an over- Call 399-2120 for Reservations SUPPORT rOUR TEAM F 1962 - YEAR OF GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR BOCA RATON.. Howard Ennis was getting plenty of attention the other day after his mother, 1962 is the year of decision. This is the year in which Mrs. Ruth Enniss (left) took over the Beautyrama salon. His sisters, Regina (seated) and Mrs. Judy Stephenson also pitched in to go their share. our City Government must furnish the leadership which Seacrest Scenes Casagrande and Lois La- will set the pattern for our City's development as south- Croix won the Twist con- End of Semester Brings Two test. east Florida's educational and cultural center. Key club calendars, Day Vacation for Seacrest featuring the candidates for Nautilus Queen, go By Richard Long on sale Jan. 31 for 50£ The Two Vital Issues Wednesday, Jan. 24, was the official closing of each. The candidates are the semester at Seacrest. Today and tomorrow will Sally Baner, Mary Jacob- be holidays. son, Edna Young, Judy 1. Enthusiastic support for Boca U. in '64 Last Saturday, The Ju- Smith, Ann Breslauer, 2. The adoption of a sound and economical Capital Improvements program. Seacrest suffered a hard nior Varsity overcame the Jane Fox, Connie Lalotte, defeat from the powerful South Broward J-V's 39- Pam McOwen, Kittie Mad- Pompano team, 48-79, 41. John Woolbright, den, and Madeline Krooa Tuesday, Jan. 16. The usually Seacrest's high scoring by quarters was: point man, was injured in The SQUALL was dis- These are prime necessities for the benefit, welfares For the City Commission is charged with the task Seacrest 9 14 13 10 48 the Varsity game. The tributed yesterday, in and happiness of our citizens. They are vitally impor- of an early submission of a sound Capital Improve- Pompano 15 25 21 18 79 homerooms. It was a 6- scoring by quarters was: tant in order to attract more residents business, and ments program to the voters. It is the duty and obliga- On Friday, a loss by Seahawks 4.9 7 16 36 page paper featuring two s the Seacrest J-V's was Bulldogs 15 13 14 16 58 sports pages. The next industry to Boca Raton. tion of the City Commissioners to undertake the followed by a Varsity up- issue will be eight pages. The time for windy "gab fests" is past. Now is the leadership and rally the whole-hearted cooperation of set against Stuart, 39-38. The "King Ugly" dance, The SQUALL staff is time — this is the year to get our Capital Improve- all our citizens - property owners, business inte- held after the South Brow- sponsoring a sock hop, ments program on the road. rests, civic and religious groups - behind these two ard - Sea- Feb. 6, after the Fort important issues. crest game, Pierce game; a prize will In February two City Commissioners will be elected. S a t u r day be awarded the first per- Men of character, experience, education, and, above And to undertake this leadership NOW! was a fi- son to guess the identity all men of decision are needed. Men who will not Courtney C Boone and James E. Brannigan cheer- n a nc ia 1 of "Oliver Twist." duck their responsibilities. fully and whole-heartedly pledge themselves to this success, undertaking! a cc o r ding •Albert C. Jacobs, presi- to presi- dent of Trinity College: dent Kerry "The consequence of Koen. Kit- either extreme — too much tie Mad- or too little of govern- THIS BS JIM BRANNIGAN COURTNEY C BOONE WILL den, the ment — is the loss of Key Club Dick Long liberty." calendar girl, crowned 1. Sound experience in government as Barry Searer, the 1961-62 1.. Vigorously urge and back a sound, King Ugly. Other candi- Jawaharlal Nehru, Councilman, Police Commissioner, adequate economical Capital Impro- dates for this dubious Prime Minister of India; honor were Tad Knutsen, "I am preached non- Advisor of Budgets and Civil Service. vement program - - the most import- BOCA PLUMBING*":- Bob Casagrande, Bill violence by people who have no right to say any- ant step toward progress of Boca 250 So. Dixie-Boca Raton Kruse, Bave Burlingame, 2. Jim is independent of all groups and and Jim Walker. Bob thing about it, nor have Raton. Phone 395-3113 any conception of it." has no tie to anyone. He has ample time to attend all meetings and to 2. Continue to co-operate in every way meet the duties of the office of City to bring about the establishment of Commissioner. His only obligation Boca University in '64. is to serve the citizens of Boca Raton WE INVITE 3. Continue to work for an efficient, honestly and intelligently. THE VOTERS OF BOCA RATON economical, orderly, and progressive TO DISCUSS THE ISSUES 3 His background as an Administrator City Government as he successfully WITH and Director of Education will be an did for two years as Mayor and Vice- asset to our City Government in the Mayor. COURTNEY C. BOONE establishing of Boca Raton as an 4. Continue to fight "political boss" educational and cultural center of control of our City Government AND southeast Florida. at every turn. i 4. He thoroughly understands the tax 5. Continue to strive for efficient and JAMS f. BRANNIGAN structure and recognizes that Boca economical use of every tax dollar AT must have industry to keep our tax and work for further reduction of structure in line. the tax millage. His two years ?ffi JAYCIiS POLITICAL FORUM 5. He knows that the "Senior Citizens" experience as Mayor and Vice- J. C. Mitchell School of Boca Raton must be provided with Mayor has trained him especially FRIDAY, February 2, 1962 at 8: P.M. a program of culture and recreation. for this job. THE iOCA RATON CHAMBER of COMMERCE 6. He realizes all citizens must be united COfPlE CLUS to support a good, strong government. at CHAMBER OFFICE THURSDAY, January 25,1962 at 9: AM. VOTE FEBRUARY 6th, 1962 COMMIT?IE FOR CONTINUE© GOOD GOVERNMENT COFFEE Help Elect WEDNESDAY, January 31,1962 from 9 - 11 A.M. BOCA RATON HOTEL CABANA CLUB Courtney C. Boone * James E. Brannigan COMMITTEE FOR CONTINUED GOOD GOVERNMENT TO SERVE YOU AS CITY COMMISSIONERS JOHN K. BRENNAN, COMMITTEE FOR CONTINUED GOOD GOVERNMENT Pd. Pol. Adv. Chairman JACK AIXEY MIKE BRENNAN Paid Political Advertisement Secretary Chairman Thursday, January 25/1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11A ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED SERVICES AVAILABLE APARTMENTS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE fcr RENT REAL ESTATE WANTED ADVERTISING-- PAGE 12A TEXTILE Painting by FURNISHED Apt. Private SEVERAL 1 bedroom cab- LISTINGS ror Acreage, _ ACJTOS FOR SALE MARGE Beach. Yearly $75.00 or ins. $15- Per week, utili- Homes, Commercial, In- Specializing in ties included,. Mid-way dustrial, Waterfront & Non- Boca Raton News Classified 55 Olds mobile, (98) 4 Dr. seasonal. Hand Painted Sweaters. PETRUZZELLI REALTY, between Boca & Delray on waterfront Lots. Sedan, factory air condi- Plastridge, Inc. Boca 395-1071 INC. US 1. Call Mrs. Stewart, 1 LOTS FOB SALE HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE tioning & heater, recently 278-1514. (349-5 IB Real Estate.Mortgage Loans overhauled, new brake lin- 395-0822 N. BOCA RATON THREE bedrooms; two PIELDCREST Monogram- (574-8B) & Insurance MUST Sell — 3 bedroom, 2 ing, good paint, 2 tone med Linen. Color co- OFFICES FOR RENT 206 South Federal Hwy. 2 lots close to beautiful bath, large living Florida bath, 26x16' living loom, Ibue, new tires, Power ordinated for bedroom & Golf Course, choice, high, room, Electric kitchen, nicely landscaped, 750 New 2 bdr. & 2 baths fur- LARGE & Small Units, Boca Raton, Fla. and dry. Terms: $3,000.00 steering and brakes. Conn bath, will bring samples nished or unfurnished. Ph. 395-1433 Central Heating, Front NW6thDi.,Tunison Palms, C. Curry, 395-3869. (633- suitable for retail mer- cash $2450.00 each. Owner: Patio, Carporte. Bargain to your home to get your One with private bath & chandise, real estate, in- (581-8,11B) $15,000. 'Phone 395-0889. JB) own personal choice of _____ FRANK OLIVER, 1632 $14,800. Financed. 1032 (290-49,50,51.52P) entrance. Available after surance, etc. Also, Rest- REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE S.E.4thCt. Deerfield Beach. _MtJSICAL INSTRUMENTS color. Call Evelyn Knott, Feb. 15. Near shopping S.W. 9th Ave. Boca Square. aurant. Main thoroughfare. (575-8B) (631-9.10,11B) NEW Home. 3860 NW 4th TWO Manual electronic linen consultant, 395-1991. center & beach. 40 S.E.Large paved parking. Low HOUSE for sale oi trailer Ave., Boca Raton. Spa- organ. Late model. Bass (518-6,7,8.9B) 7th St., Boca. (603-9Btf) rents. 290 W. Palmetto for down payment. WH 1- HOMES FOR SALE WINFIELD Park, screened Pk. ftd. 395-5549. (573- 1669. (623-9B) NEW 2 bdr. home, awning cious 5 rooms, 2 tile pedals. Must sell. Will JEFFREY OLSON HOMES FOR RENT pool and patio, 3 bedrooms, baths, oak floors, 2 car sacrifice. Terms. 395-2770. fiBtf) windows, central gas heat, 2 baths. Call 395-3576 Painting & Decorating HOUSE for rent unfurnish- LOTS FOR SALE garage, full basement (586-8Btf) Licensed & Insured GE kitchen, Fla. room & after 6 p.m. (602-9B) ed, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. REAL ESTATE screened patio, $13,000. would make ideal shelter.. Box 714, Boca Raton BUILDING lots for sale in jLteasonable. Call 395- SITUATIONS WANTED Phone 395-1432.(;635-9Btf) _, FOR RENT or SALE beautiful Country Club Vil- w/no closing costs. Apply Split-level, encl. garage, 395-9974 MEDIUM size house and 535 N.E. 36th St., across 3 bdr; 2 baths, range, 2371 or Owner, Miami, (515-6,7,8,9P) 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furn. lage. Phone. 395-1818 or Reliable mature woman lot for rent or sale. Fur- stoo at office at entrance. from Lake Rogers Isles. Westing. Refrig. air-cond; PL 7-1918. (311-50Btf) will baby-sit, day or night, or unfurn., wall/wall drapes, wall to wall, Ige. Lawn Mower Repairing, nished or unfurn. Suitable C565-8Btf) own transportation. 395- Fla. rm., Season or year- lot, well & sp. sys. Dead 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, Sales & Service, Gas ly. Reasonable. 395-1432. for any large family. 1100 VERY desirable residen- 1432. (620-9P) A CHRISTIAN RETREAT. end St. near new 5th Ave. central heat, Ige. liv-rm; Engine Repair. Pickup (621-9P) N.W. 4th Ave. Boca Raton. tial lots in Boca Raton dining area, high ceiling, Ph. 395-4668. (533-7,8,9B) Unfurn. 2 bdrs, single, in Plaza Shopping Center. NURSE* Florida L. P. N. & Delivery. Hills sub. All improve- beautiful condition. 4 complete modern kitchen, License, car, will travel, FURNISHED 2 bedroom Terms. Open 1440 N.E. McGEE REPAIR CENTER 3-bedroom 2 bath Split- ments paid. Low initial blocks from World Famous screened patio, closed live in. Logan 6-6824. 924N. Dixie Hwy. 395-0133 home, yearly $95. per payment. Balance easy 4th Ct. (527-9.10B) garage, alumn. storm month. Call after 6 p.m.,level home. Extra Ige. Fla. Bible Grounds. Ready to (600-9B) (609-9,10,11,12B) monthly payments. Write shutters, sprinkler sys- 395-3757. (611-9B) rm., closed garage, 1 block move in. All newly painted PRICED for" quick sale, 2 MOTHER of two, will care ROOMS FOR RENT West of Intra-coastal. Un- Box 651, Boca Raton, Fla. & decorated. 221 NW 10th bedroom, 1 bath home, tem, some furniture avail- for working mothers child NEW 3-2, immediate occu- furnished. $135.00. Sell or call WH 1-0613. '536- St. See owner next door. Chatham Hills. FHA orable. Between ocean & in her own home. Call 395- ROOM for rent, Single or pancy, 1281 N.W. 7th St., 7-14B) Priced to sell quick. (535- conventional financing. Intraco astal. Ph. Boca Double, Reasonable. for $20,500. Call 395- 2376. ' (610-9B) Boca Raton. 395-0753. 5151 or 395-0655. (500-6B) 7Btf) 321 N.E. 28th Rd. Call Raton 395-0251. (606-9B) Phone 395-4863. (543-7B) (641-9B) 4 DESIRABLE Residen- 395-2647. (456-3Btf) WANTED TO BUY tial Lots 79x141 Pompa- 3 BEDROOM home, very- Excellent Value- owner ROOM w/private entrance, UNFURN. 2-bdr, 2 bath, Wanted Clean Used ATTRACTIVE 2 bdr, un-Fla. room, central heating. no N.E. 27 Ave. and 9thgood condition, $10,500. ill, must sell, 2 bdr. 1 twin beds, single or dou- furn. home. Fireplace, OCEAN FRONT HOUSEHOLD GOODS Reasonable. 3543 NW 2nd Ct. Phone 399-2396. Phone Boca 395-5370. PRIV. BEACH bath, Florida R. and G.E. ble, centrally located, studio ceiling, screened (624-9,10,11,12B) Kitchen, IV: ton reverse Will Pay Top Prices reasonable. 200 N.W. 10th Ave. To see pick up key (598.9.10P) TASTEFULLY furn. 2 bdr; Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 porch, garage, din. rm.at 3667 NW 2nd Ave. cycle Air Conditioner, St., 395-1379. (537-7Btf) full tile kitch. & bath. FLORESTA — Exceptional 2 baths. JCnotty pine panel- Wool Carpeting, Draperies, Duke Home Furnishings C465-3Btf) CORNER Lot, faces 3 bdr; 2 baths, air-cond- ling. Heat & air-cond. 2301 N. Dixie Highway, Room in lovely neighbor- Walk to shopping center & north, 100x100, Boca Sprinkling System, Awn- beach. Also zoned B-l. REAL ESTATE for SALE heat, superb kitch. liv. Encl. garage. Includes ings and Shuffle Board- Pompano hood. Double $25.00, Sin- Harbour. Call CR 6-5811. ocean lot for building, al- Located at 480 E. Pal-,Dissolving partnership; Fla. din. rms. sep. gar. w. Well landscaped — excel- Buy - Sell - Trade gle $15.00. 499 N.E. 5th (599-9,10,11,12B) stor. rm. Ige. dbl. lot w.so additional space in Circle, Winfield Park. metto Pk. Rd. Call WH will sell all or any part of lent neighborhood, Boca (470-4.5.6.7B) CHOICE bldg. lots, 1 fruit trees compl. privacy rear, either for larger Raton, $15,900 - Good 395-4075. (619-9B) 1-0613. (544-7B10) 49 choice acres off Mili- house or income units. HELP WANTED tary Trail West of Boynton, block off Federal Hwy. and comfort. Ph. 395-2441. terms. Helen Raines Assoc. APARTMENTS FOR RENT NEW waterfront home, across from Lake Rogers (488-5Btf) Beautiful landscaping & Ben Adams Realty, Delray Excellent opportunity tor at cost. Phone 278-1754. view, 2 miles from Boca EFFICIENCY, at private beautifully furnished, C629-9B) Isles. Apply 535 N.E. Beach. CR 6-4191. (627- YOUNG WOMAN screened pool & patio, 2 36th St. (582-8Btf) REPOSSESSION, 2 bed-Club. Owner. Ph. 399-0184. to work in Boca Raton. beach, new, nicely fur- (OWNER SACRIFICES) rooms, 2 baths, FHA val- (564-8Btf) REAL ESTATE nished. Phone 395-4029. bdr; 2 baths, near Intra- Salary and commission. coastal waterway. Season. Fully Furnished, 2 bedroom ONCE IN A LIFETIME uation $17,700. Will sell (638-9,10, IIP) BIBLE Conf. Grounds, Must have had sales ex- Call Owner, CR 8-2786. home plus 2 efficiences. IF we said you could buy with discount. 618 N.W. ANXIOUS TO SELL a lot in beautiful Por-La- 12th Ave; Ph. 395-0753. 30' living-rm, 2 bdr, 2 tile perience in furniture or 2 BEDROOM, very pleas- (569-8,9,10B) Live rent-free, walk to BEAUTIFUL 4-BEDROOM, 3- everything. Asking equity Mar, Boca Raton, for (640-8B) baths, screened in Fla. BATH, POOL HOME. CHECK allied line. ant, corner apt. available THESE EXTRA FEATURES: January 23rd to Feb. 23rd, Boca Raton; Furn. 2 bdr; $3,000. No Qualifying. $3500. you wouldn't be- NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath rm, modern kitchen, se- SCREENED POOL AND PATIO, Phone Delray Beach CR cluded. 395-3071. (577-8B) 2-CAR CARPORTE, CENTRAL reasonable. 325 NW 40th small Fla. rm; 1 bath, Delray CR 8-1264. (£22- lieve us. But we do have HEAT, WATERFRONT LOT, 6-6297 for interview. home central heating, PARTLY FURNISHED, CLOSE St.; 395-0339. (591-8B) heat, washing machine, 9B) one, wonderful location, city sewers, extra Ige. TO DELRAY SCHOOLS, 5W4 REAL ESTATE 1ST MORTGAGE, 720 MISSION TO solicit advertising for quiet neighborhood, nicely faces north. At this price, lot, built-in range & HILL ROAD IN CHAPEL HILL. 200 feet choice ocean INDIVIDUAL POOM AIR-CON- special publication com- EFFICIENCY Apt. newlandscaped, . Season $450.00 cash talks. (592-8B) oven, Ige. screened porch, DITIONED. PP 'VATE OWNER mission 20 per cent, leads or $90.00 mo. yearly. 17 frontage zoned apts. ^ ROYAL PALM READY TO • -RIFICE—DIS- suit couple, in Boca Ra- UOTHERWELL no closing costs, price CUSS TERMS. I 8-1204 (1-2?) furnished. Call 399-0852, ton on ocean. Private Hastings St., Sun Haven. motels, North of Delray. Resale lots from $12,500 Bargain for quick sale. i¥i REALTY $14,000. 1199 West Pal- DeerfieldBeach after 5 pm. beach, also canal. Weekly (604-9Btf) metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- HUTZLER REALTY (626-9B) Phone 278-1754. (628-9B) 20 SE 1st Ave., Boca Raton or season. 395-3393. (639- WAREHOUSES . 1818. (594-8B) 420 N. Federal Hwy. 9,10B) REAL ESTATE for TRADE 395-4044 BUILDERS MODEL HAIRDRESSER all around 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. REAL ESTATE ~ REAL ESTATE 395-1922 Beautifully furnished operator, Experienced - Fort Lauderdale - 1 and 2 ceilings, 3 10x12 over- S BEDROOM, 3 bath in 2 bdr. 2 bath home in salary guaranteed, Pom- bedrooms, Close to town, head doors, separate off- NE Ft. Lauderdale, near YOU'RE NIW- Tunison Palms. Fea- pano 399-0922. (617-9B) reasonable. 729 VV. Brow- ice 12x15,2 toilets. Prac- Holy Cross. Desire home tures sunken Fla. room in Boca Raton, or will BOCA RATON THE WATERFRON? TYPIST & General Cleri- ard Blvd. or Boca Raton tically new building, PRIVATE with sliding glass doors 395-2596. (615-9B) Flenty of windows, cen- trade for lot or to builder. BEST BUYS cal work (female). Must be REALTORS Ocean access, opening onto spacious good. Year 'round job. trally located. Fh. JA 4-Ph. Logan 6-8047. (516- REALTORS I 12'x20' screened patio. Apply Convention Dept., BOCA ESTATES, 2 blocks 7813. (238-47Btf) e,7,8,9B) In the beautiful home 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ceiling radiant heat off A1A, beautifully furn. 1. 100 ft res. Lot, high, Boca Raton Hotel & Club REAL ESTATE dry, Inch sewers, ex- with two master and one Model Homes with controls in every 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, car- WAREHOUSE SPACE guest bedrooms all with room. Beautifully land- or tel. 395-3000, Ext. 50port, screened Lanai. Out- clusive area, close in. for app't. (607-9B) Large or Small APARTMENTS TO RENT $3,600. three exposures private Boca Raton, scaped, a real show standing. Brokers invited. Yearly or Monthly 2. Waterfront Lot just off bath and large walk-in place. . Immediate pos- Ph. 395-2541. (523-7Btf) Corner Apt on A1A at Beauty Counselors, Thos. P. Nolan,Real Estate N. E. 6th St. - 300 ft. to Intracoastal. Fine cedar lined closets . . . $15,990 session. ; All this for Inc. has top management 131 N.E. 1st Ave.-395-3838 neighborhood. S6.500. These rooms have double LOVELY 1 bedroom apt. Reach — Large Living $20,500. Open daily, lo- positions available for 3 (583-8,9B) 3. 4 bedrrn. home plus Den, door hall entrances and CALL cated at N.W. 6th St. ;and Also efficiency, furnished. Room, twin bedroom — East of U.S. 1. Immacu- mature women interested in STORES FOR RENT dinette, kitchenette, tub can be completely shut- BOCA 395-1211 Paloma. Phone WH 1-1212. building own business. No Beautiful location. Jordan late. $25,000. off, individually, if de- Manor, 101 NW Pine Cir- TWO Stores available, £' shower, heated; com- 4. Luxury jiving - reason- experience necessary, we pletely furnished includ- sired . . . large living cle. Ph. 395-4567. (936- North Boca Raton. Ample able. Lovely home in room with fireplace and train, flexible hours, ex- ing linens — bedding and Royal Palm Yacht & cellent earning potential. Btf) parking, $65. per month. paneled Florida room UNTRAMODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH kitchen ware — °refer Country Club. $49,800. overlooking pool and TRI-LlEVEL HOME For interview write P.O. FURN. 1 bdr. apt. Also Call 39 5-0934. (189-44Btf), season renter — adults — 5. Tremendous apartment Box 6115, West Palm Beach. garden . . . the spacious Situated on large well-landscaped lot 90' x 100'. Efficiency. Spacious DIXIE Shopping Center attractive price. See own- site. Directly on Boca comfortable. Week, month Club Golf Course. kitchen and breakfast Large panelled family room can be converted into ~ PETS NE 21st St. and Dixie er on premises or phone area is complete with or season. El Mar Apts; 395-3751 or your Broker. S56.000. two large bedrooms if desired. Priced at $17,900. IRISH Setter, (Male) good Hwy. Will decorate to suit.. 6. Commercial Site. Close all appliances and has Assume $16,153mortgage with payments of $123.00 4300 NW 3rd Ave. 395-2596. Inquire next door at Sur- watch dog, 14 months, (196-44B) to center of town. natural fruit wood cabi- per month which includes principle, interest, wants good home. Call plus Store. (497-6,7,8,9B) 24,000 sq. ft Liberal nets — this home is pric- taxes and insurance. Immediate occupancy. 399-3989. (580-8,9,10B) BOCA RATON: NEW 1 zoning. 527,000. ed far below reproduction STORE, So. Federal Hwy, LIKETC cost . . . Call or See LOST AND FOUND and 2 bedioom apts; stove JVe can help you, what- small business, space for FISH? ever yo'.ur needs may be, BILL INGRAM, your man Wm, INC. fe refrig, radiant heat, living quarters in rear, DAY LOST BLUE Parakeet, from $85. monthly, call REALTORS. with expert, qualified, at ... 500 S. Federal Highway with gray wings, white 399-3524 or 395-3 287. parking, water furnished. judgement. Boca Baton, Florida. Phone 395-0220 head, band on leg. Call (245-47Btf) 395-0530. (587-8,9B) Ideal waterfront home M.N.WEIR&SONSJNC. 395-1976. (595-8B) OFFICE FOR RENT for the retired couple MACLAREN ?• Realtors UNUSUAL Efficiency, $65. who like to fish and 2 - 13 ft. Aluminum Grum- ANDERSON, INC. 999 S Federal Hwy weekly, couple. Private Boca's Best cruise . . . here is a & Camino Real man Canoes. 1 yellow, 1 beautiful 2-bedroom, 151 E. Royal Palm Pd. entrance & patio, near Business Address Boca Raton $55.00 camouflage yellow and beach. 195 SE Wavecrest home nearly new with black. Joined together * Store, office or Boca Raton 395-1333 Ph: 395-4000 Per Front Foot Way, Boc a Raton. 395-4365. desk space at fresh water mooring, in a as catamaran when taken. f528-7Btf) quiet secluded neighbor- Reward. Call F.W. Keeton, reasonable rentals Top Business Zoned Federal Hwy. hood .'. . a large screen- OWNER GOING TO CHICAGO 395-5252. (636-9B) SERVICES AVAILABLE 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ed porch overlooks the Corner Frontage in Boca Raton. 140'x 38' water and your own boat COST $30,000 - CAN BE BOUGHT AT $21,500! Ideal for Nursery, Roadside Market, LOST - BIFOCALS, black $ Screened Rooms 9 Re- Phone 39S-575O frame, in brown case, Bo- modeling-carportes « Flor- Building dock at which is tied-up Unfurnished or $22,900 completely furnished. Out Door Displays, Small Business Shops. ca Raton. Reward. Please ida Rooms • Carporte en- a 20 ft. Gulfstream in- Can be "bought for small down-payment or cash. Also 50' Top Business Zoned Lots closures « Patios m con- 4o S.E. board Cruiser which is 2 bedrooms, 2l& bath house within walking dis- Adjacent to Federal Hwy. at $2,750.00 return to Boca Raton 1st Ave. News, 34 SE 2nd St.crete Driveways a Gene- included in the price of tance to ocean. Fla. room, closed garage, 2 air- Multiple Dwelling Lots at $60.00 per front foot. ral Contractor o FHA in Downtown (614-9P) Boea Raton $24,000 . . . Call or See conditioners, 2 TV's, well-landscaped with un- Al located in established area. Terms. Terms • All work guaran- GEORGE VAN ZEE, usual patios. teed • Licensed and Insur- "Patio" Garden ALTERATIONS ed e Free Estimates • Free Office available your man at ... EXCLUSIVE Alterations Plans 600 or 1200 Sq. Ft. Wm. INC of all kinds and custom WM. C. PROVVE, BUILDER Air-Conditioned M.N. WEIR *SCNS,!NC DAY 740 Aurelia St. 395-2789 Elevator 500 S. Federal Highway Langley Realty dress malting. Telephone Realtors Boca Raton, Florida. Phone 395-0220 395-4017. (534-7,8.9B) Call: 395-5552 119 W. Paimetto T«l. 395-4727 DO-IT-YOURSELF 999 S Federal Hwy DRESSMAKING, Altera- SERVICES AVAILABLE & Camino Real tions, all types of Sewing SPRINKLER Boca Raton Feature House of the Week by experienced Seam- SUPPLIES Your HOOVIH Ph: 395-4000 stresa Call 395-5275. Plastic & Galvanized (486-5B) Fittings Vacuum Dealer * Bags for all Makes SERVICES AVAILABLE BOCA RATON MOBILE HOMES PUMPS & WILLS Installations - Repairs HDERM TV SAVE! USED 6 MONTHS Rust Resistant Nipples 6205 N. Fed. CR 8-2888 Tax Returns Looking for a 10x36 Mobile home with 1/2 by 4 inch. Reg. 15 \ 12A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 Rotary Hears PR Man Speak on Florida Industry The Boca Raton Rotary Florida for two or three term visitors with lower levels, on retailing and we do now, a decline in Club Wednesday heard months every winter has incomes. The failure rate utilities services," ac- population growth during Stuart D. Strand describe been carried since 1957 of hotels, motels, restau- cording to Strand. the 1960's, the individual Florida's need for manu- high over our heads by rants and tourist attrac- "The load is very homeowner in Florida must facturing payrolls to off- jet non-stop airliners to tions lifee the Africa heavy on Florida work- pay a larger share of elec- set what he termed the Jamaica, Aruba, Puerto U.S.A. reflect this situa- ing people, retired folks tric, telephone, water, "decay in quality tour- Rico, Virgin Islands, tion." and investors alike. No transportation rates, real ism." Mexico City, Rio de Ja- "Subsequently, the bur- one escapes. Normally, estate taxes and general Strand, Port Lauderdale neiro and to Buenos den is placed on the industry pays the major cost of development, than public relations man, told Aires. And to make up for shoulders of permanent share of such costs and he would be required to the Rotary members and these lost revenues, tour- residents to make up the services. Without suffi- pay elsewhere," stated guests "that the group ism interests in Florida tax revenues losses on cient manufacturing de- Strand. who used to reside in now have to cater to short- city, county and state velopment,, and facing as If one queen is good, nine queens will be better! These Seacrest High school FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN lovelies will reign as Key Club Calendar Girts. Diagonally, left to right, first row, Madeleine Ktoon, Judy Smith, Pam McOwen, Edna Young and Connie Lo-. PACKAGE STORE DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON latte. Second sow, I. to r., Sally Baner, Aine Breslauer, Jayne Fox and Kitty Madden,—Hank Cohen Photo HUM Rums 12 Years Old Schenley Leesi Dog Wins VODKAS In Show Events FIFTH O.F.G. SANADIAN "Souci," the German GINS Shepherd female dog own- ed by Mr. and Mrs. W.C, Prendergast Jr. of 254 N. E. Sixth Court, Boca Villas, won Blue Rib- fift bons, (first place) in the novice class at both the Ft. Lauderdale and Palm Beach dog shows recent- ly. Ctiiifff Souci, whose, registered Full Quart FIFTH name is Sans Souci of Long Worth, is four and a GilhTfs "Soucis" more formally known as Sans Souci of half years old. Her sire arcl or CORDIALS Longworth, owned by Mr. and Mrs. William C. Pren- was American Champion- Gordon's dergast Jr., won Blue Ribbons, (first place) in the Waldenmark' s Kipp and WHITE novice class at both the Ft. Lauderdale and Palm her dam was American Gordon's GREEN Beach Dog Shows recently. Champion-VVald horn's Prima MENTKE of Long Worth. m VODKA PEP board with a request to con- Barclay* SCHNAPPS C@ynty Will Aid on a full scale rather than LIGHT struct bulkheads to pratect DARK Jupiter Intel their property. piecemeal and suggested as 3*Reg9. 5.55 The commission said any the first step, establishment V Reg. 5 The county commission bulkheading should be done of a bulkhead line. The agreed this week to lend what board offered the services of ever assistance it could in Cpl. Matteis Visits its attorney and engineer to helping the Jupiter Inlet set the proposed bulkhead Beach Colony establish a Brother in Boca plan in motion. bulkhead line on the colony's Cpl. R. A. Matteis was a ocean front property. recent guest at the home of Public Notices F. C. whitfield and H. F. Fire Lt and Mrs. Sal Matteis. Banan, a Colony council- Cpl. Matteis is an airborn LEGAL NOTICE man, appeared before the NOTICE Is hereby given that navigation and communica- the undersigned, under the pro- tions technician, attached to visions of Section 865.09, Pulverhed the H. M. R. -461 Marine Ait Florida Statutes 1957, will registe'r wi th the Circuit Court, FULL Group 26 stationed at Jack- in and for Palm Beach County, MUCK Florida, upon receipt of proof of sonville, North Carolina. publication of this- notice, the This is partof the recovery QUART ® Lawn Sand fictitious name to-wit: « Driveway Rock team taking part in "Project BOCA RUG LAUNDRY Mercury's Man in Space" and that the party interested in Philadelphia • Bermuda Grass program. The helicopter he said business is aa follows John Ustik serves on has as its primary 21 S.E. 3rd Street mission recovery of the cap- Boca Raton, Fla. Bud Butler Reg. 6.10 sule in the general area of Datedt Jan, 8, 1962 Boca Raton Cape Canaveral in case of Publish: January 11, 18, 25 and malfunction of the Atlas February 1. 1962 3994998 rocket. CITY OF BOCA RATON PALM BEACH COUNTY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Call P R O C L A M A T I O N MARTINI ROSSI NOTICE OF ELECTION Rcg 3 20 ANY BRAND NOT Notice is hereby given that - - 395-1800 there wUl be a PRIMARY FIFTH ELECTION held in the City LISTED IN THIS R. Jay ICreeer Hall for the City of Boca Ra- ton, Florida, on TUESDAY, Funeral Home and FEBRUARY 6th A.D. 1962, AD IS ALSO ON between the hours of 7:00 A.M. 86 Proof Scotch ' 7'15 Ambulance Service and 7:00 P.M. at which election the four candidates receiving SALE AT THE 450 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton the highest number of votes will CUTTY be nominated for the office of LOWEST PRICE City Commissioner and will be 599 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS entered on the bnllo* at the SAUK GENERAL ELECTION to be &0> FIFTH • IN TOWN • for SALE lor SALE held on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l- 20th, A.D. 1962, at which time STAUFFER machine used Twin beds with head the two candidates receiving the 2 months $125. Call be- •highest number of votes shall be boards - Single Mattress - elected. CUTTY SARK tween 9-3. 395-4481. room sized wool rugs. Said Election will be held in (634-9B) accordance with the Charter and Reasonable for quick sale. Ordinances of the City of Boca . BUNDED Call 395-2981. (616-9B) Raton and the LawB of the ^ors WHISKV AUTOS FOR SALE State of Florida, in such case made and provided. PONTIAC "8" 1956 Sta- 3 10 GAL. Tropical fish WITNESS my hand this 18th tion wagon, automatic tanks, complete w/fish, day of January A.D. 1962. transmission, good running stands, pumps, etc. $65. Leo J, Fox order. $395.00 cash. Call Can be seen at LaMarquis Leo J. Fox, Mayor MM BIGG *;f 395-3692 after 6 p.m. ATTEST: Poodle Salon, 912 N. Dixie J acob Heidt_ _ __ S0OTOH Regular 6.65 (613-9P) Hwy. (612-9B) Jacob~Heidt, City Clerk" •"V Publish: January 18th and 25th, 1962 CASH & CARRY .1960 ANGLIA Deluxe, GE Refrigerator, $70.,. one Furnish Pmof of Publication low mileage. White wall Green tilt-back sofa bed tires, radio, Nurse leaving $40. Both in very good NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW IMPORTED state. Best offer. WE 3- condition. Ph. 395-0951. 6764. (625-9B) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (632-9P) that the undersigned, desiring to WHISKEY TIMES PRIVATE Owner, 1956 engage in business under the FIFTH F«H Quart Lamplighter or 5 Standard A.K.C. Regis- fictitious name of MY FAIR Olds Holiday Sedan, all tered Poodles. Champagne LADY, located at 153 S.E. First white, runs good. Has a Avenue, Boca Raton, Palm color. Call at 511 N.E. Beach County, Florida, Intends PLYMOUTH lot of good service, so Second St., Deerfield to register the said name with why pay rent for a car the Clerk of (he Circuit Court of Beach, 399-0689. (605- Palm Beach County, Florida. when you can own one9,10P) Tilly Astras * • very cheap. 325 NW 40th Thomas R. Posey Gin St., ph. 395-0339. (596- SET of 2 Glass-sliding Leon F, Weaver 8B) Attorney at Law Imported *£•*£,... doors complete w/track Boca Raton, Florida to fit opening 6'8" high, INTERNATIONAL walk-in Publish: January 11, 18, 25 6s f@prf Sc#f CASH & CARRY 8' wide. Like new, less Feb. I, 1962 truck. $100. Call 395- than half price. Call Boca SCOTCH 3623 or 395-3366. (608- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 395-1940 or 395-0606. NAME LAW II Regular 6.75 9,10B) (601-9B) FRIDAY NfflE ... ALL YOU CAN iAT Public notice is hereby given VAT that the undersigned intend to CREAMPUFF Chrysler BRING In and let us Sell register with the Clerk of the New Yorker - 1956. All for You on consignment, Circuit Court of Palm Beach Hush Puppies, power Accessories, Ex- County, Florida, (n compliance Fr, Fries 69 used better Womens' and with Section 865.0<>, Florida Sta- cellent in and out. $695. Childrens' Clothing, Anti- tutes, 1957, the fictitious trode Cole Slaw 395-5750. (_618-9B) name of M & H VENDING under FISH FRY HAIG 8c ques, Bric-a-Brac, etc. which I am engaged in business 1961 COMET station wa- Gold Coast Exchange, at 1299 S.W. Fourth Avenue KARL BERTRAM at the PIANO BAR for your gon, E&H, fully equipped, 1807 Sample Rd. (opposite Boca Raton, Florida HAIG S/ Howard Mellwes Entertainment 1O:3O P.M. Till 1 8,500 miles. One owner, Shoppers Haven) or call OPKN TILL 4:30 A M.<«w™>FfHMiiiiwir-iMwreaBgBaro SCOTCH WHISKY call 395-3738. (637-9B) Publish: Ian. 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 942-0240. (560-8B) 1962. Episcopal Women to picked up are asked to call Two Women's Clubs Will Mrs. William Maxfield at A MEMO TO BRIDES CR 6-5543. Hold Membership Tea Are you engaged? TeJ] Last week, Mrs, Herbert Sponsor Sewing Contest us about it, we like to The Episcopal Church M, Fitzgerald and Mrs, have your engagement Fashion sense an d skill with appropriateness for club oc- Women of St. Gregory's William Maxfield, attended announcement. a needle could make two casions, becomingness to Church in Boca Raton will the President's conference Are you about to be- Boca Raton clubwomen the wearer, over-all fashion ef- hold a Membership Tea at forthe Palm Beach Deanery come a bride? In your winners, this year, of a fect, and workmanship. the Parish Hall on February at Tequesta Jupiter, where excitement you might three-week fashion tour to Judging of entries from the 5 at 1:30 p.m. All the wo- preliminary plans were m ade forget that we want the Europe -- top prize in the Junior Woman's Club and men of the parish are invi- for the coming annual dio - happy news, too. We 5th annual Fashion-Sew ing Woman's Club is scheduled ted to attend and get ac- cesan convention on April have a regular wedding Gontestsponsoredby the Ge- for March. quainted and bring a friend 30 through May 2 to be held form that may be obtain- neral Federation of Women's The winner of this local Withthem. The speaker will in Palm Beach. ed at the office for you jECTION B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thurs., Jan. 25, 1962 Page 1 dubs. judging will be eligible to be Mrs. Donald H. Rell, Plans are being made for to fiJJ out, it is very Plans for entering the na- compete in the Federation's Palm Beach Deanery Direc- a bridge luncheon anj fashion simple and quite com- f.7. tionwide competition to se- district judging to be held tor. show to be held on February p] ete. Wedding stories lectthe "Ideal All-Occasion later in the year. The district February 2 an d 3 the re w ill 21 at the Venetian Isles must be turned in to this Costume for die Clubwoman," winner becomes eligible to be a rummage sale held at Yacht Club at Lighthouse newspaper before the have been announced by Mrs. compete in the State Federa- 137 E. Palmetto Park Road. Point. wedding with a Mack Nicholas Bishop, contest tion judging. Prizes at the Anyone having articles they Mrs, Willard Machle is and white gloss picture chairman of Boca Raton Ju- state level consist of cash wish to donate and want chairman of the event. of the bride. (You will nior Woman's Club, Mrs. awards of .$100 and $25 to get the picture back). Charles deVault, contest the first and second place chairman of Boca Raton Wo- winners. man's Club, and Mrs. Jerry In the final round of the ANTIQUES Staley, chairman of the stu- Fashion-Sewing Contest, the dents division. They pointed top winner from each state out that each entry must be will go on to represent her made and modelled by the state in the national judging, individual club member who to be held in New York in "Week Ends" Outdoor Antiques Market submits it; the winning entry mid-May. The grand prize being selected on the basis of for the first place National HIBISCUS COURT MOTEL ~ 2145 N. Federal Hwy. winner will be the three- U.S. I — DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA N« h of D.i Driv-m TJ,*,^ interested in gardening. Doris week fashion tour of Europe rt rey is also interested in hospital for two people, while second VISITING DEALERS WILL EXHIBIT ANTIQUES FOR SALE work. They said they chose and third place winners will this community carefully and receive $500 and $250 re- WELCOME VISITORS - ADMISSION FREE were pleased with what it has spectivel. As part of their to offer in civic projects and honors, the two top winners JAN., FEB., MARCH—Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays—10 a.m. to 7 p m groups. Their pet, a real will also attend the 1962 "scaredycat, " Tammy, will GFWC Convention in Wash- jet into Florida today. Both You Wili ENJOY A VISIT ington, D. C., and the clubs Richard Pfeiffer, right, artist, points out some of the aspects of a painting to Robert and Doris are looking represented by all three Na- left, IViatthew O'Brien and Mrs. Allan Fsterbrook at the first art class which forward to doing their part in "Antique Wonderland Sitopgiers started last Thursday at the Florida Military- Academy under the sponsorship the community. Welcome to tional winners will receive important cash awards. of the Boca Raton Art Guild. town, both of you. AROUND the Town with bea landry women's editor With January almost over in a flurry of social activities, localhosts and hostesses and Winter visitors are looking a- head to an even busier February. Climaxing January will ESTATE AUCTION be the Garden Club's gala"Fiesta of Flowers and Fashion" in the Boca Raton Hotel Jan. 31. Fashions to be shown will make feminine guests "ooh and aah". Then, the fifth an- nual Heart Ball, an outstanding highlight of the social sea- son, will take place Feb. 23 at the Hotel. In addition to FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS co-chairmen previously announced, Mr. and Mrs. R. .A. Marmaduke will be co-chairmen of decorations; Mr. and Cabinets Mrs. L, Bert Stephens, dinner and program; Mrs. W. P. Important Pair of Bebout Sr., secretary; Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith, en- Tall French inlaid tertainment; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haeberle, publicity, and Oriental £ Chinese Dr. and Mrs, John .Alley, doctors. Marble Top Chests Rugs Mrs. Paula J, Wilhite re- and a trip to the Far East. turned recently from Coro- Adding a new note, their Drapes, Curtains ** nada, California, after vi- teenage granddaughter.Laury Marble Top siting her son and daughter- Kuth, will accompany them Bedroom Sets in-law, Captain and Mrs. D. (her first trip abroad). Their Towels, Sheets, Commodes R. Wilhite. Capt. Wilhite is exciting itinerary includes Coffee Tables, Chief of Staff to ComDesFlot the Greek Islands, ports in Plain I Fancy Seven stationed in San Diego Italy and France, and parts A Fine Pair of (incidently, the abbreviations of Rumania, Bulgaria, Tur- Linens mean Commodore-Destroyer- key, Istanbul, Yalta and Marble Top Step Flotilla). Enroutehome, Pau- Egypt. The trio sail from Exceptionally la stopped off in Houston, New York Feb. 14 aboard the Tables** Texas, for a visit with her S. S. Olympia. Bon voyage. Fine Lace Dresden son-in-law and daughter, * * » Castro-Convertable Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pickard Gracious hosts, the Lynn Figures § Groups Jr. Aldriches, have as their Sofa * * * guests, Col. and Mrs. A. J. #* nnhappy news to the youn- Artwohl and their youngsters Numerous Important Fine Inlaid Curio ger set around town was the Peter, Robert and Penny, of Cabinet departure this week of Billie Washington, D. C. The Art- Figurines Sue and Cathy Hively, popu- wohls plan to leave some- *-* lar local youngsters, for their time next week to spend four ** new home in Columbus, Ohio, years in Brazil. They will Complete Set of Billie Sue and Cathy both stay in Rio de Janeiro where Dinnerware, Cups were students at J. C. Mit- the colonel will be secretary £ Saucers, etc. Universal chell school. Billie Sue was to the chief of the delegation StandardEncyclopedia a Boca Babcat cheerleader for the National Security Af- and Cathy was a Jaycee Jets fairs department of the U. S. cheerleader and also the 1961 Military Commission. Estate of MRS. H.D. WILLS, Deceased, Kids Bowl Queen. <* * « 210 Wavecrest Court, Boca Raton, Fla. Sold by Order ofCSi Ramin, Ixecutor. 4 ft ft Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lill bid It was a busy coming and a reluctant adieu to their son going recently at the Winfield and daughter-in-law, Mr. Park home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Lill and John Bozzone. They were their young son. The trio ARTHUR JAMES AUCTION GALLERIES hosts to John's brother, Vin- flew back to their home in cent and his charming wife Bogota, Columbia, after vi- 615 East Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach, Florida from Tenafly, N. J., and to siting here for a month. Be- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peder- fore they left they were hon- son of Wisconsin, (Mrs. ored with a dinner-party Vincent Rozzone's brother given by Dr. and Mrs. John STARTING and his wife^ Vincent is a E. Burtof Deerfield Beach. noted woman's fashion de- a « « signer in New York City and Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Cal- THURSDAY, JANUARY 25,1962 8 P.M. his wife is a well known fa- vertof Boca Raton, and Mr. shion model. Incidently and Mrs. Carl Niekamp of they were so charmed with Deerfield Beach returned re- and continuing until all is sold Boca Raton that they hope cently after spending a few (Auctioneers Note. These Hems are extremely fine and very desirable) to move her in a few days in Nassau. months. 4 * * A large collection An important nine piece mahagony dining Card table and # a ft Recent weekend guests of Up Boca Harbour way Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeWees of silver items room set of desirable size consisting of Chairs, Garden tools and Mrs. Harold Heffrom had were their sons, Donald and including trays, breakfront, table, server and six chairs. A as their recent guests their Jack Jr., who stopped over and ice chest, son Hugh, his wife and their enroute to their home in muffineers, salt & pair of inlaid marquetry beds. Beautiful Kenmore daughter, Ann, ofAdrien, Canton, Ohio, after attend- pepper sets,tureens Mich. ing a convention in Holly- occasional chairs, couches and settees Washing Machine • « » wood. supper dishes, flat Hand carved king size French bed, springs Mr, and Mrs. William ft 4 4 Genera! Electric Reich Jr. entertained at their Delightful newcomers to set, punch bowl, egg § mattresses. Antique Aubusson rug, Boca Raton Estates home re- town who promise to be an set, tea set, candelabra, oven-toaster ,ice cently for outstanding artist asset to the community are soft colors. Marble top coffee tables, crusher, fireside Helen Holt Hawley and her Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. candy dishes, flower husband Arthur of New York. (Doris) Bookmyer, formerly commodes, chests, mirrors and many other andirons § fender, The visitors are off now for of Bryn Mawr, Pa. They are vases, serving pieces, items of furniture. Guatemala to spend three staying temporarily in Boca compotes, caster set, hoses and months at Arthur's coffee Villas while their new home miscellaneous items. plantation. is being built in Royal Palm. etc. <• * ft He is retired from the real Veteran travlers, Horatio estate business in Pennsylva- andLyda Fbertarebusy plan- nia. He is quite interested in ARTHUR L ROSIN, Auctioneer and Owner ning a Mediterranean tour painting and they are both 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 Ponies Will Pull Fire AMOUNT RAISED Engine at Horse Show POSITION WANTED j£j 000 A specialty act will be and turn the wagon. The an added attrt-cilon at the heaviest pair, known as I am very attractive, versatile and ex- wheel ponies, do most of second annual Bethesda fcremely well built. I come from a very the pulling and supply Gooo fine family. Can I clean? At least 3 times Hospital Horse Show Jan-. the weight necessary to 31 through Feb. 4, at The make quick stops. more than you can without me. I'll work Country Club Stables, This show is sponsored on any item as long as you wish - hours Military Trail and Golf by the Woman's Auxiliary __5ooo don't bother me. Drop by and look me fioad, .when six "smoke- of the Bethesda Memorial over. I'm a Hoover Constellation at a ..ating" Shetland ponies Hospital and The Country lowv low price at Boca Raton Hardware performing difficult ma- Club Stables - the net ready to go to work for you. You'll find neuvers with machine-like proceeds have been pledg- .-4000 us at 1865 NW 2nd Ave. at 19th St. accuracy appear in the ed to the hospital's build- ring. ing fund for construction These ponies put on a of a new wing which will fast-stepping exhibition be started early this year. of teamwork and skill that __3ooo outshines the brilliance of their chrome-plated har- Schneiders Mark Advertisement nesses and flashy replica Helping to start off the New March of Dimes drive in Boca Raton is Palm .2000 To the Editor of an antique fire engine 25th Anniversary Beach County poster boy Kevin McGinty, second from left. Welcoming him to Dear Sir: — steam pumper. The custom town were Fire Chief John Loughery, Mayor Leo J. Fox (holding Kevin) and UPON WHAT MEAT DOTH HE FEED ? built vehicle they pull is Mr. and Mrs. Joseph rights Mrs. Joseph Gola, chairman of the Junior Woman's Club committee which It is edifying to hear of ambitious young men who, an authentic five-eighths Schneider celebrated their is sponsoring the project. The Mothers March of Dimes will be held Tuesday, A 000 scale model of an old- without successful experience themselves, rush in 25th wedding anniversary Jan. 30. to demand a commanding role in governing the time steam pumper fire New Year's Eve by taking a engine. affairs of others - an example of outstanding but The ponies range from cruise to Nassau. They Were misplaced self-confidence. 42 to 46 inches in height marriedin Woodbridge, N. J., O 25 years ago. It is interesting to learn of a newcomer to this and weigh from 350 to 450 community who, at the very first opportunity after Accompanying them on pounds. The lightest pair Qualifying as a voter files an application to be leads and does most of the cruise were Mr, and Mrs, elected as a City Commissioner, one of the five the running. The medium KarlKreuscher, Mr. and Mrs. most powerful rulers of all municipal affairs. or middle pair are classi- Glenn Culbertsonand Mr. and fied as the swing team Mrs. William Spencer, But initial campaign tactics seem ludicrous. The thermometer pic- Earning a living in another town and another county tured will show the prog- but spending nights here, the first public utterance REALTORS OF §©CA RATON ress of the Library's appears to accuse old-time respected citizens of The following att RAY LASHER, 102 E. Boca drive for funds to com- "machine" politics and "boss" rule, - the ancient members of the Raton Rd.. Ph. 395-2655. war-whoop of all boy politicians and the theme of Boca RatonBoard MacLAREN & ANDERSON, plete the debts on the ofR^altors.Dolng INC., 151 E. Royal Palm new library on N.W. Sec- "success" stories in pulp magazines and nickel- business with Rd.. Phone 305-1333. novels since the days of Horatio Alger. them you are as- J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. ond Avenue. With the sured the highest Federal Hwy., Ph. 395-4711. mercury at $400 at the The situation becomes pathetic, moreover, when type of service MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 that can be admin, S.E. 1st ive., Ph. 395-4044. end of the first weeks the aspirant does not seem to realize that he, him- tered In the PETRUZZELLI REALTY, Inc., library officials hope self, is being drafted as a tool by an elected offi- field of Real 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., phone Estate practice. cial and self-appointed "boss" of municipal action 395-08 22V that with the cooperation F. BYRON PARKS, 499 E. Pal- of the community.* it will during the past year now trying to strengthen his W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal metto Park Rd,, Ph. 395-0611. position for the benefit of Ms well known principals Hwy., Ph. 395-4334. J. STUART ROBERTSON, Shown in action are the spiriteds highly trained ponies scheduled to appear at soon rise to hit the need- 152 S. Federal Hwy,, Phone and backers. Or is this ingenu willing to '*wear CONN C. CURRY, 164 East the Bethesda Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary Horse Show Jan. 31 through ed $7,000 mark. This 1 1 Boca Raton Road, P.O.Box 395-4626. the collar' in the hope of a "seat in the sun' and a 354, Ph. 395-3314.. FRED TAYLOR, 3700 Nortt. amount will pay all re- Feb0 4Q They are pulling a scale model of an old steam pumper fire engine^ share of possible future spoils? WM. DAY, 500 South Federal Fed. Hwy., phone agS-2052. maining bills on con- Highway, Ph. 395-0220. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 South Fed. Hwy., phone 395-0944. home. In any case the sincere and loyal citizens of Boca HARLEY D. GATES, 232 S. Returning home the hono - Mrs. Bradley Host struction of the new li- TOWN AND COUNTRY, 164 Raton need not take this candidacy seriously. We Federal Hwy., Ph. 395-2733 East Boca .Raton Road, lees found a surprise awaiting A program, "What Women brary which opened in ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. Phone 395-3434. Should Know About Insur- will just enjoy the "show" and do our own voting, in Palmetto Park Road, phone them. They had guests, -Mr. To Univ. Women November. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF ance" was -discussed by Earl our own way. 395-2244. FLA, IWC, 165 East Boca and Mrs. Martin Fisher and Mrs. W. G. Bradley of JACK P. JEMISON, 998 S. Raton Road, Phone 395-2944. Itoyal Oak Hills, Boca Ra- Wilkinson Jr. of Boca Raton. president, of Boynton Beach, Federal Hwy,, Ph. 395-2000. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Mr. and Mrs. John Juliano, F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 He gave a comprehensive conducted a short business 470 S. Federal Highway, ton, was hostess to the Gulf- A N. Ocean Blvd., Ph.395-5252. all of New York City, to help Phone 395-4000. explanation of auto, life and meeting prior to the program. LANGLEY REALTY, 119 W. stream branch of the Ameri- OTTO YARK, 151 East Royal the Schneiders celebrate Palmetto park Road, Phone house insurance. The next meeting will be Palm Road, Phone 395-1661. again. ean Association of Universi- Jan. 13, 1962 Maj. Charles H. Terry, rietd. 395-4727. ty Women recently in her Mrs. John Day, branch held Feb. 19 at Delray. LET'S FACE FACTS! PERSONAL VILIFICATION CANNOT ERASE THE COMMISSION RECORD OF THE PAST TWO YEARS WHICH THE OTHER CANDIDATES SUPPORT. A record which includes: DENIAL OF THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF PETITION - SQUANDERING OF MUNICIPAL FUNDS in the hiring of "so-called" experts and in other matters - TAMPERING WITH CIVIL SERVICE - closed and secret meetings - BY PASSING DULY CONSTITUTED CITY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. We are in opposition to a continuation of these practices ! We stand for; 1. NON-PARTISAN, NON-POLITICAL, BUSINESS-LIKE APPROACH 7. STOP LOOSE SPENDING AND OTHER FISCAL IRRESPONSIBILITY TO CITY GOVERNMENT. BY CITY OFFICIALS. 2. ENCOURAGEMENT OF SUITABLE INDUSTRY. 8. REMOVE POLITICS FROM ADMINSTRATION OF CIVIL SERVICE. 3. GREATER RECOGNITION OF AND FACDLrriES FOR OUR RETIRED 9. PRESERVE AND IMPROVE UPON THE GENERAL BEAUTY OF CITIZENS. OUR COMMUNITY IN CONJUNCTION WITH LOCAL GARDEN 4 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN ANY CHARTER REVISIONS. CLUBS. 5. NO CLOSED OR SECRET MEETINGS. 10. SEPARATE WATER AND SEWERAGE REVENUE FROM OTHER 6. COORDINATION WITH AND PARTICIPATION BY THE COUNTY FUNDS WITH A VIEW TOWARD ELIMINATING THE UTILITY ON LOCAL PROJECTS. TAX. FOUR SINCERE PLEDGES TO EACH AND EVERY CITIZEN OF BOCA RATON 1. WE PLEDGE to you 2. WE PLEDGE to con- 3. WE PLEDGE to neither consort nor act on any public business without the citizens of Boca Raton, duct, and insist that the en- the full knowledge and participation of all city commissioners. to participate in the guid- tire city commission conduct, ance of our city government city business in an open and 4. WE PLEDGE to respect our positions of public trust at all times and to on a non-partisan and busi- above board manner without vote our own minds and consciences independently based upon the facts before ness-like basis representing closed or secret meetings. us for the good of the entire community. each and every citizen ana resident of Boca Raton. "•4 ! t • Put Good Business Practices Into Ow City fiisfrafi ROBERT I. "Pat" ARTHUR j. HONCHELL MIRANDI "BUSINESSMEN WITH A BUSINESS-LIKE APPROACH" Paid Political Advertisement Thursday, January 25, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Schedule Announced -'•j •-»•"".-# - Personals CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Ruth w, wildman is having Some of die ailments that respond favorably to For Bethesda Horse Show an exhibitionof her paintings chiropractic care are: this week through Feb. 3 at ARTHRITIS SCIATICA nB IIBEBTTUIII The Bethesda Hospital Pony Model, Three-Gaited the Old Mill GaUery, Tinton ASTHMA LUMBAGO PR* AMUR! THAU Se Show wiU be he d Pony, Open Working Hunt- Falls, N. J. Capt. and Mrs. NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St., Orchid Square i>M. * at er, Equitation — Saddle Military Trail and Golf Cyril (Ruth) Wildman, for- EPILEPSY ALLERGIES , Boca 395-5221 ttoad, Deliay Beach. The Seat 10 and Under, Green mer residents of Boca Raton Allowing is the schedule Working Hunter Appoint- are now living in Deal, N. J. "GET IT FROM KOHL" °f events: ments, Lightweight and While here, Mrs. Wildman Middle Weight Polo Pony, Wed., Jan. 31-7 p.m. Equitation Saddle Seat was a member of the Boca •ARTIST SUPPLIES » Open Jumper, Hackney Raton Art Guild. •Pony Non Blue, Arabian Pleas- Amateur, Five- ure Western, Heavy Weight • OFFICE SUPPLIES Gaited Mares, Open Green Polo Pony", Equitation Cow's milk, frequently • GIFTS Working Hunter, Saddle Seat 11 thru 13, blamed for infant eczema, Arabian English Pleasure, Junior Working Hunter is usually innocent, says "One Man" Art Show Three-Gaited over 15.2, Under Saddle, Roadster a Rhode Island allergist. Every Two Weeks '.•'..Roadsters — Speed only, Pony Championship. Harness Pony Open, Work- Fri,, Feb. 2-7 p.m. Support Local Artists ing Hunter Under Saddle, Green Jumper Stake, Green Jumper Open. Green Jumper Champion- Busily working on plans and attending a recent "coffee" meeting at Royal Thurs., Feb. 1-7 p.m. ship, Polo Pony Open, F.E.I, Modified Green Palm Yacht Club were, left to right, Mrs. Wilson Cole, co-chairman of patrons Ray Kohl N.H.S.A. Equitation Sad- 123 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton ^Jumper, Five-Gaited Juve- dle Seat, Fine Harness - for the Heart Ball to be held at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club Feb. 23; Mrs. "nile, Parade Amateurs, Phone 395-1300 Amateur, Roadsters Robert J. Dnunimonds co-chairman of hostesses; Mrs, William Archer Jr., gene- Hackney Pony - Open, Open, Arabian — Mounted ral co-chairman; and Mrs. John A. Bloodsworth^ co-chainnan of finance and Ladies Fine Harness, Ara- Native Costume, Five- tickets. The ladies and their husbands are co-chairmen for the Heart Ball. bian - Three-Gaited, La- Gaited Pony, Harness dies ; Working Hunter, Pony - Amateur, Parade Roadster Pony, Three- A.H.S.A. Medal Class - Roadster Championship, Type Championship, Fine Horses - Open, Handy Hunter Seat, Five-Gaited Three-Gaited Pony Cham- Your home Gaited Adult Amateur, Working Hunter. Harness Championship, •_' Green Working Hunter Un- Pony Championship, Eng- pionship, Equitation Sad- Jumper Stake, Jumper •'der Saddle, Five-Gaited Sat., Feb. 3 - 11 a,m. lish Hack Type Pleasure dle Seat Championship 14 Championship. is insured... Stallions or Geldings, Green Working Hunter Horse, Junior Working thru 17, F.E.I. Puissance. but what about -Knockdown and Out Jump- Stake, Green Working Hunter - Open, Western Sunday, Feb. 4-1 p.m. Hunter Championship, Fire Dept. Answers m er. Working Stock - Open, Pony Working Hunter its contents? ~ FrL, Feb. 2 - 1 p.m. Western Pleasure Horse, Pony Working Hunter - Stake, Pony Working Hunt- Equitation Saddle Seat Open, Barrel Race, Work- er Championship, Three- 29 Calls in Dec. That new TV, hi-fi, dish- Jumper - P.H.A., Three- 14 thru 17, Pony Working ing Hunter Appointments, washer — anything you've Gaited Under 15.2, Polo Gaited Amateur Champion- The fire department re- Hunter Under Saddle, Equitation Stock Saddle ship, Harness Pony sponded to 29 calls dur- bought since you last checked Seat, English Park Type Championship, Arabian ing December, 1961. your insurance — probably Pleasure Horse, Equita- Three-Gaited Champion- isn't protected. And a fireo r There were two build- other disaster could damage tion Novice Hunter Seat, ship, Junior Working Hunt- ing fires; seven brush Nonet Clover Leaf, Three-Gaited or destroy this investment in er Stake, Junior Working fires; one automobile Juvenile. Hunter Championship, minutes. Don't be caught The Civil Service Board of the City of Boca Ra- fire; one dump fire; 13 unprepared. Call us for a ton, Florida, will receive applications up to and Sat, Feb. 3-7 p.m., Three-Gaited Champion- emergencies, and five complete property insurance including February 2nd, 1962 for the position of Junior Jumper, Fine ship, English Park Type others. checkup ... today. Harness Open, Five-Gait- Pleasure Championship, All fires were within ed Adult Amateur, Hack- Five-Gaited Amateur the city limits, according Representing the All applicants must furnish proof of completion ney Pony Championship, Championship, Western to Fire Lt. Sal Matteis. Hartford Fire At Keeler's you'll find a, wonderful selection of nsw fabrics, of The Senior Course of Instruction in Life Sav- Parade Horse Champion- Pleasure Championship, Estimated damage to Insurance Company designed for South Florida, of all types, colors, and textures. ing and Water Safety as conducted by The Ameri- ship, Western Working Working Hunter Stake, Group fifi All work fully guaranteed and done in our own workrooms. contents was about S2.000 Hartford, Cona,,, can National Red Cross! Stock Championship, Equi- Working Hunter Champion- and equipment was driven No charge for making when full length and in materials from AGE RANGE: 21 to 45 years tation Saddle Seat Cham- ship, Five-Gaited Cham- 112 and a half miles. »la- $1.98 yard. SALARY RANGE: $286.00 minimum to $350.00 pionship 13 and under, pionship, English Hack ter used totaled 1,650 Open Mon. • Sat. maximum per month. gallons for the month. A six day, forty-eight hour work week is requir- During December mem- 9-5:30 EELERylm ed for the above position which carries all Civil bers of the regular fire Service benefits. Come in or Draping the Gold Coast Week's Schedule departme nt passed an in- phone Persons interested may obtain an application structor's course on First for examination and further information from the MONDAY, JAN. 29 Aid and are now qualified 3415 S. Federal Highway, Delrsy B*ach, CRertwood 8-2877 Civil Service Board Office, 2nd floor, City Hall Women's Garden Club, Recreation Building, 1 p.m.to instruct the advanced 1610 S.E. 3rd Ct. (Cpvs C Make banking as easy as mailing a letter Let the postman do your banking for you. This Bank Makes It's comfortable to bank by mail... no worries NO SERVICE CHARGE about the weather, and you save time, steps, on Regular CHECKING ACCOUNTS that maintain trouble. We supply free bank-by-mail forms. a MINIMUM BALANCE of $300 or MORE Free Transfer of Funds From Anywhere in d, S. Make us your headquarters for ALL your financial needs ! FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON MiMSER FEOERAL PI PCS If INSURANCE CORP. [ Your Convenient Bank at 1st. Avc and E. Royal Palm Rd.| Telephone 395-4420 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 5-7 P. M. 4B THE BOCA RATCN HEWS Thursday, January 25, 1<>62 ment for the concrete work shown on the plena. There will be approximately 45 to 50 feet Take Guild Firms of concrete curb and gutter to be replaced together with approx- imately 380 square feet of six a portrait Inch reinforced concrete side- Bldg. Plans walk to be replaced. The specifications for the pavement shall be in accordance The building committee with the standard specification of the Art Guild of Boca of the City us attached to the JANUARY plans. Raton met at the home Contractor shall coordinate of Mrs. Byron Parks on the wortc with alj utility compa- CHILD nies. Tuesday evening, Jan. 16, Bids aha 11 be made on a unit COLONY STUDIO to confirm the final details price basis and the amount due Boca News Bldg. of the first section of the on final payment shall be com- puted by multiplying the actual Call 395-5511 Cultural Art Center. It is quantity of the black top as- ' January's child shines bright as the New Year which soon to be erected on land phalttc concrete wearing surface tuetcomes him. He is strong, bright, quick and alert purchased by the Art Guild by said unit price. and loving. He is a leader... anil a charmer. This NOTICE and the follow- at the corner of West Pal- January's baby turns shimmering dreams into reality ing schedule is to be used in because"he is b'tessed ivith both patience and a keen metto Park Road and Pa- making the Proposal for the above work. mind. Your love will guide this child into fields of loma. constant challenge to his sensitive mind. Science and PROPOSAL the arts are especially appealing to such a one. . The former owner, Mrs. Paving approximately S6S There's magic in a January baby! The dainty Samuel L. Joiner,, son Ada McKidd donated addi- square yards complete at the snowdrop is his flower. His birthstone: the garnet. unit price of of Mrs. Evelyn Taylor of tional land in memory of $ _™._^^_ Per square ; Boca Raton> has com- her sister Mrs. H.V. Van- Total: $ pleted training for Fire Hoist and her husband, Herman. Bidders must have .a city Protection Specialist occupational license for this Members of the building vvoik. The City reserves the and was graduated Jan, right to reject any and all bids. 3 at Greenville Air committee are Col. Arnold The bidder is required to MacSpadden, Mrs. William On way to record John Redman, professional at the Royal Palm Yacht and examine the site of the proposed Force Base, Miss. He is work and it will be assumed PROCLAMATION home for 30-day leave Cassady, E.M. Laird, Dr. Country Club, blasts from a trap at the 9th green of the Jack Tar Grand Bahama that he is satisfied as to the Joseph Cappetta, Edward conditions to be encountered before leaving for Oki- Hotel course to get his par and a 34 for the round, Redman fired a 36 on the J. Brady, Richard Schine, whether or not specifically set nawa* He was a student second nine for a 2 under par 70 and a new course record. Watching him are, forth in the above notice. Mrs. Enoch Hunt, Mrs. An- left to right: Les Cottrell, Grand Bahama Hotel professional, Myron Walker5 The City of Boca Raton will at Seacrest High School drew L. Fabens, Mrs. Ar- not be responsible for any H* NOTICE of ELECTION Robert Marmaduke and Wilson Cole of Boca Raton. The golfers came over to abilities incurred during the before he joined the ser- nold MacSpadden and act- try their luck on foreign soil aboard Walker's yacht.-Dale Rose Photo completion of the above work. vice. ing chairman, Mrs. P. By- The successful Bidder enter- Notice is hereby given that there will be a , ron Parks. , ing into a contract for any por- $10,000 towards this cost. Uon of the work 8hoU fumlsh PRIMARY ELECTION held in the City Hall for and file with the City an ac- For many centuries Named to the jury of ab e The next regular meet- «P< < contract Perfbnnance the City of Boca Ratons Florida,, on TUESDAY, homes were lighted by a awards for the annual Hospital Ball Earned - ,, , ... Bond as security for the faith- FEBRUARY 6th A.D. 1962, between the hours of loose wick floating in an Spring exhibit were Leon- ing Of the ASSOCiatlOn ful perfoimance of this Con- WiU be at 4 p.m. January tract and for the payment of all 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. at which election the open, saucerlike container ard Lane of Lake Worth, p persons performing labor and/or of oil or grease. It gave Russell Conn of Palm $12,000 for Wing Fund 25 at the hospital. furnishing materials in connec- four candidates receiving the highest number of more smoke and odor than Beach and Albert Backus tion with the Contract. Though all figures still for re-election at the The undersigned agrees to votes will be nominated for the office of City light. of Ft. Pierce. Public Notices execute the contract within are not in it appears the Annual Meeting Tuesday, ten (10) consecutive calendar Commissioner and will be entered on the ballot new wing of Bethesda Feb. 27. These are: Mrs. CITY OF BOCA RATON days after notice being given at the GENERAL ELECTION to be held on Memorial Hospital is at Nathan Sharp, Mrs. John Palm Beach County of the award of contract, and that all work will be completed TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, A.D. 1962 at Put Your Childs best Foot least $12,000 closer to Moore, Mrs. Innes • Mac- Boca Raton, Florida within one month after receiv- S realization as a result of kenzie, Mrs. Harold Bond, January 19, 1962 ing notice of award from the which time the two candidates receiving the City. Forward in "6T - enroll the Seventh Annual Hos- William Gearhart. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS This form must be used for • highest number of votes shall be elected. pital Ball, reported pre- . The City of Boca Raton, Boca »»»• Proposal and signed. The Said Election will be held in accordance with siding officer Leonard The Association aiSO Raton, Florida, will receive completed Proposal shall be him or her at the voted to send the governor bids on or before 5:00 P.M., placed in a sealed envelope the Charter and Ordinances of the City of Boca Brand at a special meet- Tuesday, February 1? 1962an d Plainly marked on the out- of Florida the following side BID FOR ing of the Hospital Asso- , ,. , •-for- th--e furnishing= o--f al—l labor,. . " . , .. PAVIN . „.„G ,- ,_., To, Raton and the Laws of the State of Floridas in rilHnn rwpnUv recommendations regard- materials and equipment neces- be opened at the regular City . such case made and provided. BOCA PALM CiatlOn recently. " . fo ft installation of a Commission Meeting, Tuesday, MTNESS my hand this 18th day of January mg th e s e one The envelope containing the This figure has been re- t u Hospital Commis- p jj^t ^"T ZX °Lt *••»»••Pr sa*l »sha1. wea.1 " , _ .. , ., sionCol: thIe W Mollann n<5 hundred twenty-five feet west °P° be addressed to: A.D. 1962. DAY SCHOOL anceived ddonation in natronss ' hecheck Saids p"^.., '.•„„ reappomtmen_ f^* „„„t of widof eth eaiiey Federa, approximatell Highway any d lo- ~- City of Boca Rato->—n — Wit„!.,h VeDelra^i"Py3: BeaCr°nSh,. leadin' __,g ! commissioneC0l. J.W..r Mollanirom nBOC aas Hundrecated d betweetwenty-fivn S.Ee fee. Seventt h Boca Raton, Florida Leo J. Fox (Separate Kindergarten and Junior Kindergarten Classes) in contributions, Boca Ra- f^Z'J^an^rZ^l %£*"%* % ^fS Attention: Leo Jo Fox, Mayor LOCATED IN THE ton next and then Boynton the resignation of Charles thereto- sald WOIk to be per. Prepared by. ATTEST: Beach. Senior as Commissionerannninr- Pforme!ans d anind specificationaccordance s witnoht CitA.Ey. EngineeAmsier r Wm. H. Lamb, at ana ls City Manager Jacob Heidt LIONS CLUB BUILDING Additional patrons since ^ee n appoint- hereln specificany ,et forth * lic-r niihlicarinn inpluHo ment as Commissioner from shall be in accordance with the Submitted by: Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 399 N.W. 35th STREET from Boca Raton: Mr. and last pUDllCatlOn mCiUde BoyntQn Bea(;h replacing Statejoad Department speclfi- (Corner of 4th Ave.) Mrs, Thomas F. Fleming SPECIFICATIONS Furnish Proof of Publication: Paul Mercer whose term Jan. 25, Feb. 1 & Feb. 8, 1962 SCHOOL HOURS; Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold expires; the appointment There shall be no direct pay- Morning Session 8:30 a.m.-ll:30 a.m. B. Reid, Mrs. Jessie M. of William Koch as Com- Morning through Lunch 8:30 sum.— 1:00 p.m. White. missioner-at-Large. All Day 8:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Chairman of the nomi-. Commission chairman nating committee, William Emory Barrow announced Fully Licensed and Insured. Koch reported the recom- the purchase of two lots, Owned and Operated By: Mrs. B. Smith mendation that all direc- squaring off hospital 7 NEW Models Now Open Phone 395-9831 Mrs. S. Srr.id tors whose terms expire grounds, for $14,350. The this year be on the slate Association had voted Need MORTGAGE ON-THE-INTRACOASTAL S| East of Federal Highway Q located in the City of Boca Raton Whatever your mortgage financing re- HOMES... Free Family Membership in the Hidden Valley Golf Course quirements may be...whether you are and Country Club buying, building, selling or refinancing 7 Beautifully Furnished Models ...at FIRST FEDERAL you are assur Custom Construction - We Welcome Variations in ed of fast, fair commitments Our Plans ... prompt service ... low cost... no DUPLEXES... prepayment penalties. $21,950 to $35,500 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS... APARTMENTS... OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 - 3 P.M. FRIDAY NITE 5 - 7 P.M. ..-. is minutes away from ocean fishing ... is minutes away from ocean swimming ... allows you to dock ocean-going boats in your own back yard Accounts Insured By ...is across from the 18 hole Hidden An Agency Of The Valley Golf Course Federal Government BOCA RATON OFFICE ... is close to shopping centers, schools and houses of worship ALL HOMES ARE BUILT ACCORDING TO RIGID CITY OF BOCA RATON FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING CODE EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach A HARBOUR ASSOCIATES COMMUNITY 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 BOCA HARBOUR HOMES 4271 FEDERAL HWY. (USl) BOCA RATON, FLA. Ph.CRestwood 8-2692 Fire Prevention Hi-lites Thursday, January 25, 1962 THE BCCA RATCH MEWS 5B 'Public Enemy Number I* Is A Frequent Visitor By Lt. Sal Matteis did it take - fuel, heat City Fire Inspector and oxygen. What can it What does public enemy do — destroyy:: what does number one look like? it want — careless smok- Here is the following ers and your life. description: Careless smoking and Height — any height; matches cause over time — any time; what. 200,000 fires and 1,200 deaths each year by Shower Honors smoking near flammable liquids. Gasoline, clean- Mrs. James Thomas ing fluids, paint thinners give off dangerous va- Mrs. James Thomas was pors. honored with a baby shower Discarding smoldering recently by Mrs. H. A. Wessel butts and wastebaskets III. are a fire inviting com- Decorations were carried bination. outinapink, blue and white Falling asleep while theme and featured a special smoking. Cigarettes, ci- cake in the shappe of a bassin- gars, pipe embers can smolder in upholstery, Mrs. Homer A. Wesseli IHV left, was hostess to a ette. Other refreshments were bedding or clothes. The baby shower honoring Mrs. James Thomas, right- also pink, white and blue. Games were played and result be a deadly prizes awarded. combination of smoke Conservation Area West Among the guests were and flame. Mrs. .Anthony Thomas, Mrs. Do Not Smoke in Bed. Peder T. Larsen, Miss Diane Using inadequate ash- Of Boca Hit by Drought „.,,.. ,, ,, , trays. Have plenty of Smith, Miss Mary Abraham x d ag de_ Mrs. S. Abraham, Mrs. Mabel slgned tQ preyent ciga. A major drought is tion areas south of Lake Jack, Mrs. H. Turner, Mrs. shaping up in central rettes from accidentally Okeechobee are also in Frank Amoroso, Mrs. Dick falling out. and southern Florida the bad shape, the FCD Board Governing Board of the was told. Conservation Kitchen, Mrs. B. T.Gutierrez, Smoking in hazardous 18-county Central and Area 1 - a 221-sQuare- Mrs. Walter Dettman, Mrs. places. Do not light Southern Florida Flood mile tract west of Boca Jack Herick, Mrs. John Cook, matches or smoke in at- Control District reported. Raton — is now almost Mrs. Carl Cappella and Mrs. tics, closets or other In the southern part of dry. Fresh water in this Earl Spear. confined places near the State there was a de- huge storage area dropped _ „ clothes, papers, other ficiency of about 1-1/2 more than 2 feet during Horse Show Will combustibles. inches of rainfall during December (from 13.6 to Be sure it's out. When December, the board was 11.4 feet, msl). The FCD Benefit Retarded out doors make sure The good taste that told by Zeb Grant, direc- may have to release some matches and smokes are tor of FCD operations water from Lake Okeecho- completely cold before and maintenance. bee into Conservation The First Annual Lake tossing away. Ground them Grant reported record Area 1 during January, it Worth Jaycee Charity if you are in the woods. low water conditions in was predicted. Horse Show will be held when driving, use your is Boca Raton the Kissimmee River Two requests were re- today through Saturday at ashtray and watch ouf for Basin which drains into ceived by the FCD Board the Atlantis Country Club, still smoldering butts Lake Okeechobee. Much concerning the opening of The proceeds will bene- dropped on car upholstery An eight sided window-octagonal if you please-framed with brick and reflecting the branches of of southern Florida de- public recreation sites. fit the Palm Beach Coun- or floor, and give the pends on Lake Okeecho- Joseph T. Reese of ty Association for Retard- kids a break, always keep a yucca. Result-an entrance hall of elegant simplicity-the beauty of craftsmanship in detail... bee as a source of fresh Fort Lauderdale request- ed Children. There will matches out of sight. water supply. ed, by letter, permission be 88 events with per- the unexpected "touch" that is the distinction of Royal Oak Hills and its builders-Haft-Gaines. of the FCD Board to open formances on tonight, In Lake Okeechobee, Friday afternoon and the average stage is a boat launching and pub- starting January 29 lic recreation facility on evening, and a morning, Week It is only fitting that these homes, nestled in a rare, unspoiled setting of rolling hills, palms and 11.68 feet above mean matinee and evening B0CA RATON SCHOOL sea level, the FCD Board a temporary basis at theshow Saturday great Oaks-a setting that is unique in this section of the country-have this beauty of detailed was advised. This read- intersection of the Hills- Monday - Hot dogs with ing compares to a reading boro Canal and the East Judges will be David sauerkraut on bun, potato craftsmanship... for, this is the good taste that is Boca Raton. of 12.06 feet one month Coast Protective Levee. Neal, Cleveland, Tennes- cMpSi COConut cake, milk, ago. Thus, the big lake His proposed concession see; Mrs R.L. Henry of Tuesday - Spaghetti has dropped four tenths would afford public ac- Ft. Lauderdale and Ed with meat sauce| tossed of a foot in the past cess north into Conserva- Daniels of Southern saladi prench bread jell month. tion Area 1 and south in- Pines, North Carolina. ^1^ The desired stage for to .Area 2. Ring master will be Wednesday - Beef pot Lake Okeechobee at this The FCD Board voted, John Farley of Ft. Laud- pie> cole sl bread and time of year is 15-1/2 upon recommendation of erdale, Charles Murdock butter_ apple sauce_ milk_ feet. No regulatory dis- Robert R. Horner of Palm as master of ceremonies Thursday - Chicken and charges have been made Beach, Vice Chairman, to C Uavorel1 1S from Lake Okeechobee for refer both these requests ZL IT / gravy over biscuits, peas, more than six months. to the recently organized paddocR master. chocolate pudding, milk. The big water conserva- Palm Beach-Broward — ~~~— Friday — Pizza pie, County Recreational Ad- Pineapple and lettuce visory Committee saiad, ice cream, milk. NOW LIVELINESS AND LUXURY Only you know best-the type of home design that fits your way of life-the importance IN A FULL Chevy II Nova 1,00 2-Door Sedan of adding another bedroom, enlarging the living room, converting the carport into a garage. The Haft-Gaines' Architectural Design Department is at your service-at no charge. You LINE OF can make unlimited changes-from floor plan and layout-to design and exterior styling. LOW-PRICED DETAILED, PERSONALIZED CRAFTSMANSHIP - A. HAFT-GAINES EXCLUSIVE. CARS Chevy II Nora 400 S]>ort Coiqje ALL HOMES ARE CENTRALLY ORDER NOW ~ BUILD LATER AIR-CONDITIONED & HEATED This Haft-Gaines exclusive Homes at Roya! Oak Hills are all electric, permits you to contract for .CHMU Medallion Homes! Everything is General purchaseand construction of a Electric —from air conditioning to switch home and build anytime within 12 months! Eleven new-size models make plates—featuring every advanced design! One-Stop Shopping easier than Chevy II Nora 400 4-Door Station Wagon Also featured: Briggs Beautyware, CHOOSE, MODIFY OR EXPAND Owens-Corning Fiberglas, Daryl Doors! ever at your Chevrolet dealer's FROM 9 MODEL HOMES SHOWN Nothing fair to middling about the spa- CONNECTION TO CITY SEWERAGE IS INCLUDED IN ALL HOMES! cious and spunky new lineup of low-priced cars from Chevrolet! From the looks $ $ 0 of these nifty top-of-the-line Novas 17,500 to 29,500 (unmistakably new), you'd never guess they're so easy to own. Even some bigger cars wonder how we got so much Chevy II Nova i00 4-Door Sedan full-size family room into such a park- able package—and such hustle out of a 6 that sips gas so sparingly. Your dealer will point out more reasons why luxury and a low price have never been more bean- ie tifully blended! Chevy II Nora 400 Convertible See the new Chew II. new Chevrolet and new Conair at vour local authorized Chevrolet dealer's HAFT-GAINES COMPANY Fl\FrTD^N!ff H°MES ~ CH0SEN BY GENERAL ELECTRIC AS A SHOWCASE OF GE PRODUCTS 246 South Federal Highway Delray Beach CRestwood 6-5241 HAFT-GAINES HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY I IFF MAGAZINE AS THE OFFICIAL LIFE BUILDERS 6B THF BOCA TATON NEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 PERFECT HaRMoNY Tropical Red or Yellow Hawaiian Punch 3 -:•$ 1 Zesty Flavored Hunt's 32-oz. $ Tomato Juice cans 1 Family Size Can! Lykes Beef Stew . • 3z^ S1 Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling F & P Peaches 4 i2*$ 1 LAST CALL! GOLDEN BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA For Young People... Sale Ends Sat. Jan. 27 Tomatoes 2 «°f 25' Robert's Big-R Cut Green Beans . . 2 22 25£ Lykes Tasty Vienna 4-ox. Sausage . . 6 cans Joan Of Arc Red Kidney Beans . . 2 22 29' Assorted Colors SWIFT'S ASSORTED FLAVORS Plmtk Chthes ICE CREAM or SHERBET SALE fo Pkg. of 6 49$ Lykes Canned Chili with Beans. 16-ox««.' 19 Smucker's Old Fashion 12-ox. $1 f DUO TEMP CAPTA1M I Double WaSIeil e f; Plastic Tumblers IAiGAROO CHILD'S DRINKING CUP when you buy GIANT SIZE Retains tieat or cold in- side and normal tempera- Colgate S ture outside for easy holding. In decorator colors. Cfo/y 53' (giant size) Foil u f.f.V. Pock sunshine blue rinso surf breeze "ail" fluffy all" lux liquid tea rings krispy crackers detergent detergent detergent detergent detergent detergent lO'/z-ox. pkg. sixe 35* Thursday, January 25, 1962 THE BOCA RAICH HEWS 7B ®n Slam when you porches* SWIFT PREMIUM BUTTERBALL TURKEY (G-lb, avj). and Up) Sat., Jan. 27, 1962) WSMM Green Stamps wbcn you owrchoc* HIGHEST SWIFT PREMIUM BAG SAUSAGE *. 49' (expires Sat., Jan. 27, 1962) WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE . . . Gremr* Stamps whan you purchase SS Copeland Chunk Braunschweiger M\ SWIFT'S PREMIUM (enpifes Sat,, Jan. 27, 1902) TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Chuck Steaks Short Ribs "> 39PremJnmj BEEF Ground Beef 3 ** $119 • frozen foods • specials Pictsweet Froien Florida Cone Orange Juice . 5 f."" 89c Pillsbury's New Crescent Dinner Howard Johnson's Froren Roll 29c Coconut Cake .."~ 79c Breakstone's Salted or Unsalted Whipped North State Assorted 45c Frozen Dinners . "^ 39c Kraft's Sharp or Mellow Cheddar Cheese .... 'I? 49c stick Stemp© when yoo purchase STOUFFER'S SPINACH SOUFFLE truly fresh seafoods On back of (expires Sat.. Jan. 27, 1362) Delicious Fresh Seafood Treat BLUE BONNET PZ Packages Florida Fillet BLUE BONNET MARGARINE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JAN. 27, 1962! lb. 59* MARGARINE Either Half or Whole Fresh pr@$iwee lume Pork Hams »> 49* Dirr's Gold Seal All-Meat Fresh, Fresher-by-For Cauliflower ...M 39' Wieners .. »> 49' Crisp Florida Pascal Celeiy 2 ^19^ Rath's Black Hawk Hickory Smoked Canned Ham" *2" S&H Sfainps when yew purchata While They Last! Californih a WALNUTS Ib. 49« •f swan liquid wisk liquid handy-andy lifebuoy U.S. Hwy. I and 5th. Av©. Boca Roton detergent detergent cleaner toilet soap 22-oz. sixe V...., Edith Head, well known clothing budget of a Holly- piece of costume j, clothes designer: wood star, never buy a unless it has a pi BOCA RATON NEWS Through My "If you don't have the hat, gloves, or even a place in your wardrobe." Only newspaper with a complete news and pictorial coverage of the fast-growing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach areas Window BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 8B Thursday, January 25, 1962 By BEATRICE LANDRY &, ^ Local Support An Investment In many cases, a handicap is a blessing in dis- guise . . . but in almost as many cases a little help Americans are the most generous peo- and community-building projects be- is needed to put the situation in its true perspective. ple on earth. They give countless mil- cause they have the opportunity of A case in point are the blind persons in our state YOUR ndependent lions every year to health, welfare, actually seeing the results of their and the work of the Florida Council for the blind. The council is now marking its 20th year of helping Insurance AGENT cultural^ religiouss youth and educa- generosity. This should be the case tional agencies. Moreover, they support these blind people. Their work is summed up nicely when it comes to completing payment "SliVES/ YOU /FIRST" all sorts of community bettennent pro- by E.B. Brant of St. Petersburg, chairman of the for the new Public Library and sub- council. They call Mm "Sunshine Brant." Here's jects in their home towns and cities. scribing to the University Endowment what he said recently: And in addition to this financial sup- Fund. All of our citizens must take The Florida Council for the Blind is marking two port millions of Americans are at work pride in — and appreciate the value of — decades, exciting decades, in work for the blind in every day serving these agencies and the new Library. Now> let's finish pay- this state. I call them exciting because of the helping carry out such programs with- ing for it! changes that have taken place within this time, both To contact an independent insurance agent out pay for their services. Financial support of the University to the agency and to the blind people in Florida. All this is being done., for the most fund is not, of courses as much a gift The people and the agency have progressed together See your Yellow Pages partj without government help or con- as it is an investment. This is a case to an amazing degree. trol. This is the American Way of where the subscribers may have the I have been blessed to be a continuing partner in Life — the reason why America is the added satisfaction of knowing that these 'twenty years of the Council. I saw it born in best place on earth to live. their dollars will come back to them — law in the State Capitol. I was on the Council Board when it struggled to assert itself and become the Sometimes it seems that appeals for perilaps many fold. Few communities champions for the visually handicapped people here. support of all these things come thick have an opportunity like this. I have been a witness to its earning the right to be and fast; like in Boca Raton right now. Furthermores the committee has wise- called one of the finest state agencies for the blind Workers are just trying to wind up the ly provided that a permanent record is in the United States. Cancer Crusade and March of Dimes - to be kept of every subscriber to the Some of the nation's outstanding leaders in this not to mention several others during Boca Raton University Endowment field began their work with the Council. Its clients the holidays. All are recognized by al- Fund. What a great source of satisfac- have gone on to make proud names for themselves in most everyone as deserving of support. tion this will be for the subscribers business, industry, and the professions. The present Boca Raton residents always come up when they can point to it with pride staff of workers have received numerous acclaims s and awards. oo to what is expected of them. knowing that their contribution toward Perhaps people get the most satisfac- its beginning will always be in the These people, the personnel, who have worked with PALHETTO PARK tion when helping local organizations and for the council, the clients who have been serv- record! ed, they make up my fondest memories as I look back T1SSHACE on twenty years of Council history. The Council Board chose its present director, Harry The New Dictionary E. Simmons, in September of 1949. With the fifties, the Council had established all branches of its There is little question about the general reading language. The new present day program. But there were many refine- fact that the second edition of the dictionary has been criticized for its ments to be made. Menriam-Webster International Un- unreserved acceptance of such expres- The Talking Book Library, which now has some abridged Dictionary has held an un- sions as "wise up" and "get hep" 2,000 blind readers for over 2,100 books on long-play challenged position in America since as standard without such qualifying records, went into operation. An optical aids continu- its appearance in 1934. Now, as a re- status labels as colloquial^ slang or ing study and an educational division for the preven- sub-standard. tion of blindness office was added to the Medical sult of intensive research since 1936, Department. Special services, special devices for Webster's third edition is making its What wowies some writers is that blind people, and a library of literature and research appearance. the lexicographer is apparently abro- was opened. The new dictionary claims to include gating his major responsibility of dis- The vending stand operations were to experience a one hundred thousand new words or criminating between what is question- profound change in the next ten years. In 1950 a new definitions, many of which are able and what is proper usage. sales volume of three quarters of a million dollars scientific or technological terms or It is too early to make an intelli- was reached. Today, the number of stands, the num- •f/o/ne meanings that have come into existence gent appraisal of Webster's third new ber of blind managers, the amount of sales and profits since 1934. International Dictionary of the Eng- has doubled. The present average income of the ope- rators exceeds $4,000. for Custom - Built Homes While undoubtedly the new dictionary lish language. It will take years of is superior in many ways, some writers usage before it can be properly eval- Simmons promoted the forming of the Florida Co- uated. operative for the Blind, a marketing division of the are questioning the treatment of the Council handling blind-made products. Today this important unit is responsible for a half million dollars of sales. REGARDING BOOKS Under his leadership, the Council has been cited five times as the recipient of the "Case of the Year ft PLENTY OF ROOM For the Serious Reader Award" for outstanding work in the vocational re- AHD PRIVACY soldier named Sergeant habilitation of the blind in the South. The Depart- BY LAWRENCE DAME Gabriel Oak, and what ments of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of lNOW You Can Have writer of today would fol- Troy. Now and then, amid the Vocational Rehabilitation, Washington, D.C., in the YOUR OWN low up this strange nomen- As avidly as any modern past year has declared the Council had the most , swimming Po°' clamorous welter of mod- clature with a character novel with its franker ern books the critic, progressive and advanced program of vending stand . Bar-B-Q Area dubbed Mr. Boldwood? treatment of the emotions operations in the country. . • , . Tennis Court and no doubt the reader, To make matters worse, would have swayed me, longs for time and oppor- Twenty years - a long time. With each year I have & A . Fru» Trees Hardy indulged in some I could hardly wait for ,nd Formal Garden tunity to delve into the pretty obvious symbolism the grand climax when seen new advanced for our blind people, for our classics that base the by having Oak stumble Boldwood shot his bolt, state; and I see that each year holds the promise of best literature of today. over a toad on a dark night Troy finally vanished and greater strides. I anxiously await their coming. How wonderful it would when dire events were in Oak, the reticent one, SEWERS • SIDEWALKS • CLOSE IN TO TOWN be once more to meet Hen- torney General: store. He took the creature proved to be the greatest Views "Our responsibility is HIGH RESIDENTIAL ZONING REQUIREMENTS ry Esmond, or to walk to shelter in a house lover of them all. with Becky Sharp through Theodore M. Hesburgh, to administer the laws on Now you may build your where a slug had marked I came to the end of president of Notre Dame the books; we are not some of the pages of its course across a table "Par From the Madding dream house on an acre-size "Vanity Fair." What fun University: launching off into any home site close in ro town . . . in sinister fashion. Ghosts Crowd" with a feeling of "The most dangerous new areas to please any to have a lusty adventure would walk next, mates, satisfaction. It had been on unspoiled virgin land de- with Tom Jones, or to subversion for America one group." veloped with great care to I told myself in mockery. an entertaining tale after is that which denies in watch David Copperfield However, with a little all, and not more difficult preserve its abundance of through some of his mis- practice here at home the John F. Kennedy, Pres- trees and luxurious natural more persistence, the in; to read, in comparison human dignity, liberty, ident in message to West adventures with Steer- credibly titled Bathsheba' with present-day tomes, growth. forth . . . and opportunity that we Berlin: turned into a fascinating than would a 1914 Ford profess in our conflicts "We are at your side — It was in this mood that creature despite the Vic- be hard to drive once one Exclusive Sales Representatives I found myself in a country with communism abroad." as before. We shall stay MacLaren & Anderson, Inc. torian restraint used to mastered the essentially until truly there is good EASY TO REACH spot with little to read ex- describe her amorous tur- simple secret of the 151 East Royal Palm Road cept some paperback Robert F. Kennedy, At- will among men, not walls Simply follow U.S. # 1 to the center of town Boca Raton, Florida moil. Even though Oak at planetary transmission. to divide them. Our pursuit (Palmetto Park Road). Turn west — and its classics. Almost at ran- Moreover, despite the on as long as our pre- Telephone 395 - 1333 first seemed a dolt in of peace shall continue." only one mile to Palmetto Park Terrace. dom, I chose "Far From failing to declare his love peculiarities of style and carious world exists . . . Brokurs Cooperation Invited the Madding Crowd," for this mistress of the the strange pace attuned partly because the title farm where he worked, and to bygone tastes, I knew seemed appropriate to the Boldwood appeared to be that I had been under the scene, and also because a gabby lout in his own guidance of a real story- I remembered Thomas declarations of affection, teller and a writer who Hardy for his painstaking mid-19th Century circum- felt deeply the things he descriptions of a nature locutions were soon for- presented. that with me was cutting given in favor of the es- Drop the effort to win- 3rd up in rain and cold out- sential drama. Even the side. now something worth long passages devoted to while from modern trash age of As I ploughed through field and forest, storm in writing and pick up one the closely written pages and natural stresses gain- of the tried and true clas- of an author who seemed ed in interest. sics one night. It's a won- to have all the time in the childhood v|v By the time, three- derful tonic for any seri- world to tell his tale, it fourths of the way through appeared at first that the ous reader, and you'll the book, when it seemed look at the latest best- TIME FOR A story of a girl preposte- imperative to have Bath- rously named Bath- seller in quite a different sheba choose either Oak light. The head of the PROFESSIONAL sheba would be too in- or Boldwood, and break sipid to hold the attention 1962 listings may be for- PORTRAIT! the bonds of her own un- gotten before the year for long Who could care healthy repressions, off about a prissy hero named ends, but creations like At two years old, your child she went with a glittering that of Hardy may well go shows response to reason and m the meaning of words. This NEW is an age to capture and keep CO-OP forever as only a fine portrait APARTMENTS can keep it. FURNISHID MODEL 6 months, 1, 2, 4 years MONTHLY to $15,950 * MAINTENANCE 7, 12 and 16. OWNIID LAUD, NOT LiASiD Includes taxes, insurance, city water, lawn care, maintenance, etc. Walk-in closets, colored tiled baths, tub with shower, modern kitchen, natural .. HANK C hardwood cabinets, ranges, sinks, garbage disposal, heat, air-conditioned, terrazzo floors, patios and balconies, on city sewer, 5 min. walk to beach PHOTOG Bt A3PHCE1 It shopping center and Post Office, off-street parking, adults only. DELRAY BEACH,FLORIDA 301 I. Roycag i»o9m Rd. AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. For Appointment Phone CR 6-5816 SEND FOR P.O. Box 173, Boca Raton BROCHURE Ph. 395-3858 or CR 8-2193 183 N.E. 2nd. Ave. Thursday, January 25, 1962 THE BCCA RATON NEWS 9B HAVE YOU MET ... New Polling Places Are Aid Dr. P.A. McRllI Optometrist Listed by Co. Registrar 3 Fishermen Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted Boca Raton firemen re- Contact Lenses Precinct changes and Gorham also reported sponded to a call last 127 Boca Raton Rd. Ph. 395-0660 new polling places in that there were a total of week and gave neces- Boca Raton were listed' 89,129 voters registered sary first aid to three recently by Daniel Gor- in Palm Beach County at fishermen whose small ham, supervisor of regis- the first of the year. The boat tipped over in the tration for Palm Beach total includes 67,42e Boca Raton Inlet. County. Democrats and 20,504 Re- The men, Leslie Camp- Phone Notice of precinct publicans. The "other bell, his brother George changes will be mailed to parties" category account- Campbell and Charles 395-2440 all registered voters dur- ed for 1,199 voters. Nikels, all of Deerfield ing the first week in Feb- Beach, were thrown clear HOUR ruary, Gorham said. The when the 16-foot boat was changes will not affect Camera Club Will Meet rolled over by a large CLEANERS the upcoming municipal The Deerfield Beach comber as it was entering elections in Boca Raton. Camera Club will hold its the inlet. As outlined by Gorham, regular monthly meeting They held on to the the new polling places today in science room 15 sides . of the boat until will be: of the Deerfield Beach rescued by Robert Fow- Precinct 195 and pre- Junior High School at 7:30 ler, also of Deerfield cinct 200 - J.C. Mitchell p.m. Theme of the meeting Beach, skipper of the School; precinct 207 — will be, "What Makes an rescue boat. Boca Raton City Hall; pre- Acceptable Picture." Both the boat and the cinct 212 — Boca Raton outboard motor were re- Elementary School. In Vv'orld War II the covered. United States Army Ord- to the Air Force Academy. nance Corps handled 57 ammunition and 12,000,000 Young men desiring to billion rounds of small- rifles and carbines. i?43 N. FEDERAL HWY. pursue an Air Force career are advised to contact Sign Specialist Dick Caste/// Major BreslaueT for coun- seling on such matters as eligibility requirements, J.C MITCHELL § SONS various competitions Keeps Up With Boat's Growth through which candidates INSURANCE COUNSELORS By Beatrice Landry the community. may seek nomination, pre- Richard Castelli is Bo- As a hobby, Dick enjoys paratory schools for the ISTABL1SHED 1923 ca Raton's street traffic a good fishing trip. Academy, and other perti- maintenance man. With the He came to Boca Raton nent information. city growing the way it from New York City in He may be reached by has been, his job really January, 1956. He worked calling Boynton Beach covers a lot of territory. for the City reading water 3385 during the evenings Dick is a sign special- meters and worked up to or an weekends, or Boca ist and his handiwork can his present position of Raton 395-3103 during be seen all over the com- street traffic maintenance days. His home address munity. In this generation, a few months ago. is 2835 S.W. 5th Street, KEN HIGGINS 22 S. Fed. Call 395-4711 BILL MITCHELL signs are so common .as He likes his work and Boynton Beach. to be taken for granted, feels that it calls for a as a part of the general great deal of patience and scenery. But, they are the ability to face a chal- really important and can lenge when it arises. His save your life or the life signs have a purpose and of your child, especially they mean what they say. in a school traffic zone. They are there to protect MAJ. BRESLAUER moi/e He makes stop signs, everyone from the smallest speed limit signs, school toddler to the senior citi- Air Force Names signs, children at play zen and at the same time, signs, yield signs, and they help the motorist Liaison Officer many more. keep within the law. Signs This community has guide the resident and are Major Charles S. Bres- been complimented in the helpful to the stranger in lauer, U.S. Air Force Re- past for its use of "yield" the community. serve, will serve as Air discounts signs as a courteous re- Dick and his wife, An- Force Academy liaison minder to a motorist that gela, and their daughter officer for the candidate the other driver at this Denise, 10, live at 1001 advisory service in -this particular spot has the N.W. Second Avenue. De- area. right of way. nise attends St. Joan of Lt. Col. G.J. Yonkman, don't Miss These! Dick's "pet project" is Arc School. Delray Beach, former liai- keeping the school signs son officer for this area ONETIME in good condition because has been appointed liai- he feels the signs help School Menu son officer coordinator for SUPER VALUES Week Starting January 29 Pole Lamp 8/ Feet protect our future leaders. the southeast Florida area. A 2 $£95 As a parent he knows how J.C.MITCHELL SCHOOL Major Breslauer, a resi- White Pole Multi Colored Shades** important safety is during Monday — Hamburger dent of Boynton Beach, Table Lamps M childhood years. and gravy on rice, bread will advise and counsel White, Brown & Blue $2 •I. Part of his other duties and butter, chilled tomato young men interested in Stop Table Plastic Tops, 4 Pieces include painting and main- cup, green peas, sliced applying for nomination Walnut & Blonde %" tenance of fire hydrants. Bookcase/ Glass Doors peaches and milk. glazed carrots, orange SjyB. CURVED SECTIONAl Speaking of fire hydrants, Tuesday — Submarine Walnut or Lime Oak in his spare time, Dick is juice, bread and butter, Decorator Chest White Zippered foam reversible cushions, choice of fabrics sandwich, celery sticks, fruit jello and milk. &4A9K $14995 a popular member of the green beans and tomatoes, &Gold or Black & Gold and colors. Buy now at big discounts. volunteer fire department. Thursday - Hamburger applesauce cake and milk. on burf, mixed vegetables, He considers this part of Wednesday — Chicken Doormats m his share in the good of cabbage and raisin salad, ala King on hot biscuit, sherbet and milk. Innarspring Mattress $|Q95 Twin Size 3 Pieces Friday - Tuna salad on IF Student Desk $ 9S lettuce, baked potato, Plastic Top 10"x40" WALNUTBEDROOM buttered corn, bread and F9 butter, chocolate cake and Triple dresser & mirror, milk. Sponge Mop 88i chest and Panel Bed Plastic Tops at Big Discounts 3 Pi. Dinnetto Set $1095 Danish Chair- Walnut SMI95 Zippered Foam Cushions CONTEMPORARY Record Cabinet $1093 - Walnut Large Size iy SOFA Boudoir Chair $,J95 Choice of Colors 80" long, foam cushions in choice of fabric & colors Headboard, Twin six* $89" Choice of Colors K\V Occasional Chair- amice>( SA95 by: W.P. BEBOUT White, Beige, Corol, Turq. '7 OPEN DINING ROOM 9 A.M. kll Stack Tables $|Q93 to sum What with so much inte- - Set of Three • 7 rest shown these days in 9P.M- 6 pieces - China cabinet, plastic Swivel Rocker Ixcapt top table, 4 chairs, choice of © NORM ADVERTISING, Ins. 1961 a dance called the "Twist" we feel moved SATURDAY walnut or Danish tan. to have a few words on Super Value. LIKE TO ENTERTAIN ? the subject. The dance, something in the nature DANISH SOfA w You'll enjoy it more,, when you have a of an acute pelvic tic, is, Zippered foam cushions, spacious Florida Room at your place. See according to an authority, choice of Tangerine, Turquoise the folks at our new Home Improvement one of the basic Yoga and Beige. * Center today. We'll help you plan an addi- positions, designed to re- tion that will be just the ticket for family duce and control weight 79" fun ... for informal entertaining* too. Pay in the waistline and im- for the materials for your Florida Room past youthful flexibility to the spine. Addition the easy way — convenient bud- MODERN get-fitting terma We have also heard it BEDROOM described as simply a series of circumlocutionary Double dresser and mirror, chest, bookcase bed, PHONE FOR AT-HOME convolutions and spirife- finished walnut tops with snow white fronts rous motions ambagious in and sides. Save at big discounts. ADVICE S ESTIMATES nature and dedicated to lovers of serpentistic L'fflJH FRENCH signoivism. FOAM MATTRESS PROVINCIAL Incidentally, you won't i.-!?? Antique White and Gold. Chairback Prompt, Free Delivery have to twist anyone's « BOX SPRINGS 'rr'. bed, fall or twin size, arm at W.P. BEBOUT, double dresser and mirror,and $% 7fi" w large chest A big discount. f | g Jf REALTOR to get quick JTwin si2e 4" foam mattressess and rom en 395-3203 and efficient service in box spring, heavy tick. $ QA 95 any real estate matter. Buying or selling, our ex- perience and knowledge IO%DOWN of local markets will work 2 YSARS TO PAY in your behalf at W.P. BEBOUT, 701 North Fed- OPEN eral Highway. Phone MON. Through mm 395-4334. FURNITURE" FRIDAY Supply & Limbir TIKIS WEEK'S HOUSE- 395-051! HOLD HINT: II there is 9AM-9PM Cinspany ^ no silver polish on hand, U try any toothpaste for an effective polishing. S #0. F G OSHAl H W ¥ . 80$A * A 7 V N 10B THE BCCA RATON MEWS Thursday, January 25, 1962 'Is Church Optional?' Church Status Voted to 1st Methodist Starting j Rev. Houseman Vi - Is Presbyterian Topic Presbyterian Mission Latin American Series "Is the Church Option- The Delray Beach Pres-, "Jesus Calls His Dis- _ Takes Post al?" will be the topic of byterian Mission became ciples" will be the sermon the Rev. Albert G. Ship- a church by the unanimous topic for the Rev. Dan Gill Church Services In West Palm horst at the 10 and 11 vote of the Presbytery of at the 11 a.m. service Sun- am. services in the First day at First Methodist ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service the Everglades at its regu- BOCA RATON Rev. Philip C. House- Presbyterian Church. lar meeting January 16 at Church. The "Adventure at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior FIRST METHODIST man has recently begun A Church-Hour Nursery First Presbyterian Church, in Latin American Mis- N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. rehearsal, Wednesday evening Rev. Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sun- Bible study hour at 7:30. pastoral duties at the for pre-school children U.S., Miami Beach. sions" will begin at.the day s choo! 9:45 a, m. Chu re h ADVENT LUTHERAN Calvary Baptist Church is available at both Dr. R.M. Crowe, chair- 5 p.m. service Sunday. service 11 a.m. Nursery a vail- N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just ab] e for children. MYF meets off USl. William M. Deutsch- in West Palm Beach, Fla. services. man of the church exten- The church's young peo- Sun. 6 p.m. in the Church Hall. mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: He and his family have Monday at 7:30 p.m. the sion committee, presented ple will participate in the Choir rehearsal Thursday, 8 p.m, 9:15 a,m. The Church at Study; third session of a study 10:30 a.m. The Church at Wor- been residing in Boca Ra- the petition, bearing 100 Latin program along with FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ship. ton for the past three group dealing with basic signatures, to the presby- children and adults. The nOD West Cnrnino Real, Rev. Christian beliefs will be Albert G. Shiphorst, pas tor. years, having been asso- tery. A brief history of the Carol Choir will sing CAMPUS hiLL BAPTIST held in the church. Church School, 9 a.m. Worship 1675 N, W. Fourth Av enue. Rev, ciated with the Boca Ra- Mission was given by Dr. "Jesus Loves Me'V in services 10 and 11 a.m. Hoyt Douglas, pastor. Sunday ton Bible Conference. Outgoing president for past two years John E. Wednesday at 7 and Ryan L. Wood, pastor of Spanish. A sandwich sup- THE COMMUNITY CHURCH School, 9:45 a.m. Morning Wor- 7:45 p.m. the Junior and N.W. Fourth Avenue, Ira Lee ship, 11 a.m. Evangelistic serl Before coming to Florida, Feldmann (left) congratulating newly elected presi- Memorial Presbyterian per will be at 5:45 p.m. EshJeman, interim pastor. vice, 7 p.m. dent of St. Paul Lutheran Church, C.B. Curtis* upon Echo Choirs will meet Church, U.S., West Palm At 6:30 p.m. a 16mm film Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sun- for rehearsal. Beach, the sponsoring day worship 11 a.m.; evening his installation. titled "Wings to the Word" service at 7 p.m.; Communion DEERFIELD BEACH Friday at 8 p.m. Senior Church. will be shown to describe service at conclusion of even- ST. ELIZABETH'S CATHOLIC M Choir rehearsal. ing s e rvi ce. W edn e s day ni gh t 3240 N.E. loth Terrace, Pom- ew Officers Installed Church of Open Poor To The Rev. Robert D. Tay- missions in Brazil. lor Jr. has chosen as his prayer and praise service at 7, pano Beach. The Rev. John At St. Faul Lutheran Hold Fellowship Supper Another session of.the MacAtavey, pastor, Masses 'Specie For Yourself sermon topic "How to ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL held at 8, 9 and 11 a.m. Newly elected officers Adventure in Missions Boca Raton Ro ad, James C. "How Great, My God, — Turn Good Into Evil" for of St. Paul Lutheran Is Rev. Hoffman's Topic will be held at 7:30 p.m. Stoutsenberyer, Rector. Sun- FIRST BAPTIST Thou Art!" will be the ser- the 9 a.m. service Sunday da ys 7:40 a. m. Matins, 8 a. m. N.E. 2nd St., Deerfield Beach. Church were installed "Speak For Yourself" Wednesday, Jan. 3. The Holy Eucharist, 9 a.m. Family Rev. G. Robert Roue, pastor. mon of Rev. Albert L. at the church. men will present this Eucharist (Sunday School), 11 Morning worship 8:30 and 11 last Sunday by Pastor Eastman at the 11 a.m. will be the sermon topic a. m. Morning Prayer &. Holy Eu- a.m. Sunday School 9:45. Even- Eugene O. Krug. by the Rev. Vemon Hoff- Sunday School is at part of the study of Latin ing worship service 7:30. BTU Worship Service of the chari st (1st and 3rd Sundays), They were C.B. Curtis, man at the 10:30 a.m. ser- 10:15, for all ages. . American missions. A film Morning Prayer (2nd and 4th 6:30. Mid-week prayer service, Church of the Open Door, strip, "Pablo of Costa Sunday s), 6 p.m. Episcopal Wednesday, 7; 30 p.m. president; Robert W. In- Sunday, yice of the Trinity Reform- Dr. Ryan L. Wood will Young Churchmen. Weekdays: ed Church, Deerfield conduct the mid-week wor- Rica" will also be shown. Man., Tues,, Fri.f 7:15 Matins, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN galls, vice-president; The new church is at 7:30 Holy Eucharist, Thursday, Rev. Arland Briggs, pastor. Everett W. Rusch, treas- Beach. At the 7 p.m, even- ship service Thursday 9:40 Matins, 10 Holy Eucharist, Sunday School 9:30 a.m. under 35th street and 3rd ave- evening at 8. 'Truth' Is Topic for the direction of Rev. Samuel urer; Alan Alford, secre- nue, northwest. Sunday ing service Rev. Hoffman ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC Horton. Morning worship, 9:30 will preach on the subject Christian Science Sun. and II a.m. tary; Thomas Strimbu, fi- school meets at 9:45 a.m. Ministerial Association SW 3 rd Ave. at 3rd St. Rev. nancial secretary; John The Annual Fellowship "What Does God Require?" "Truth" will be the Paul L. Manning, pastor. Sun- CALVARY BAPTIST Will Sponsor Lecture day 7, 9, 10:30 and noon mass- 1 block west of U.S. No. 1 and RFV. HOUSEMAN , Feldmann and Reynold Supper will be observed On Tuesday, Jan. 30 lesson subject Sunday at es. Confessions will be heard 'i block north of Sample Road. Lundholm, board of elders; Sunday at 5 p.m. Those the Young Couples Club The Boca Raton Minis- the meeting of the Chris- even* Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 Mr. Houseman has pastor- terial Association will and ' 7:30 to 3:30 p.m. Daily Wes Auger, pastor. Worship Ouin Jungemann, board of desiring to bring a cover- will meet at the church at tian Science Society at service 11 a.m. Sunday School ed near Kalamazoo, sponsor a lecture by Ted mass weekdays 8 a.m. 9:45. Gospel preaching service trustees; Avon Clark, ed dish may contact Mrs. 7:30 p.m. to go to the Bo- 11 a.m. at the Chamber Mich. He has also spent a Dencher at the Advent CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting board of missions; C. ca Riding Ranch fox a hay- of Commerce Building on Wednesday 7:30. considerable amount of Philip Link in Boca Ra- . Lutheran Church Friday Chamber of Commerce Building, Harrison Newman, board ride. North Federal Highway. Federal Highway. Sundays at 11 TRINITY REFORMED time directing rallies and ton and Mrs. Harold Han- at 8 p.m. a.rn.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Deerfield Women's Club, Hills- clubs in a number of of education; Stanley Moe- sen in Pompano. Immedi- Sunday school meets at Nursery avail ab] e. Testimony bora Boulevard, Deerfield ser, board of stewardship. ately following the Fel- Advent Congregation Dencher is a former mem- 9:30 a.m. Wednesday even- me etings Wednesdays 8 p.m. Beach. Rev. Vemon Hoffman, states for the Youth for ber of the Jehovah Wit- Chamber of Commerce. pastor. Morning Service 10:30 Christ movement. Other officers remaining lowship Supper the Annual Elects New Council ing meetings are at 8 p.m. a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. in office throughout 1962 Business Meeting will be New. members of the nesses and will speak on at the Chamber building. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Sunday evening church service Rev. Houseman origi- are Maurice Oldre and Otto conducted, after which a Church Council were "The Beliefs and Here- Nursery is available Sun- 190 E, Royal Palm Rd. The 7 p.m. nally comes from Grand sies of the Jehovah Wit- Rev. Eug en e K ru g, pas to r. Sun- Rapids, Mich, and re- Dorre, board of elders; program has been planned elected at the annual day from 10:40 a.m. to da y School 9:45 a.m.; Worship DELRAY BEACH Elvin Dorwart and Lester for the 7:30 p.m. Evening congregational meeting nesses." He is the author 12:15 p.m. in the recrea- servi ces 8: 30 and 11 a. m. Nur- ceived his education at of the book "The Watch- sery during II a,m. service. CHURCH OF CHRIST Benson, board of trustees; Church Service. 'Norm' last Sunday at Advent tion room of First Federal Delray Women's Club Bldg. S. E. the Calvin College of Richard Metacarpa and Hopkins will lead the Lutheran Church. tower Heresy versus the Savings and Loan Assn. FrRST BAPTIST Sth Ave. at 5th St. Dayton D. Grand Rapids, and the Bible." Smith, minister, Bible Study at C.B. Curtis, board of mis- singing and special musi- Elected to places on 16 2 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 9 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Moody Bible Institute of The lecture is open to Community Church Will Rev. William Tovvery, Pastor. Chicago. sions; Everett W. Rusch cal numbers will be heard the council were: three Morning worship 11 a. m. Sun- CHURCH OF THE PALMS and Inar Strom, board of by the Senior Choir, the year term, William R. the public. A discussion Hear Ira Lee Eshleman day School 9:45 a.m. Evening (Congregational). So. Federal Mrs. Houseman is the period will follow the lec- worship 7; 30 each Sunday, Mjd- Highway at S.E. First St., Del- former "Linda," pianist education; Stuart L. Moore Male Ouartet, and others. Eddinger, Melvin E. Hirth, Ira Lee Eshleman will w e ek p ray er s e rvi c e, VV ed. 7: 30 ture. ray Beach. Worship service, 11 for the coast to coast and Robert W. Ingalls, The Pastor's topic at and Harry C. Reed; two speak on "Peter Explains p,m. Choir rehearsal 8:30;,p.m. a.m. board of stewardship. W edne s day. Th e nur s ery is Children's Bible Hour the 7:30 p.m. service will year term, William A. Alt- the Altar Guild. Pentecost" at the Sunday open at all of these services. This Thursday evening be "What Is in the Future man, Howard A. Kates, The pastor stated that morning service at the CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR DELRAY PRESBYTERIAN broadcast of Grand Rap- 320 K. E. Fifth Avenue, Delray will see the organization and How Shall We Face and Gerhard H. Kleiner; monthly average attend- Community Church of 35th St. and 3rd Ave, N.W. Beach, (U.S. Presbyterian). The ids. The Houseman's Rev, Albert L. Eastman, pastor, Rev. Robert D. Taylor Jr., pas- have two children; Bren- of new group known as It?" one year term, Herberts. ances have increased Boca Raton. A the even- Sunday Sen-ices: Sunday School tor. Sunday morning Worship 9 the '39' club. The Each Wednesday night Mead and Thomas N. Tur- through the year from 101 ing service he-will speak 9:45 a.m. for which there is a a.m.; Sunday School, 10:15; da Sue, four years old, nursery available. Youth Fellow- Thursday service, 7:30 p.m. and Mark, age one. initial meeting will be at the Mid-Week Bible Study ner. From the council, at the beginning of the on "The Incomparable. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hour is held in conjunc- the congregation elected year, to 156 at the end of Christ." Unitarian Study Group Mrs. Endre A. Norem, 566 Rev. Briggs To Speak Everett Rusch. tion with the Boca Bible William R. Eddinger as the year. There was a net Special music, "Echoes On Sunday all the offl- Institute. Will Meet Friday N.W. 12th Terrace, Coun- At Two Services Sunday president of the congrega- growth during the year of from the Sacred Concerts," tion fox the coming year, 105 baptized members and will be featured during Tho Unitarian-Univer- try Club Village. M. cers and board members Confirmation by Bishop Petruzzelli will lead the Sunday at Community 7 and Gerhard Kleiner was 74 confirmed members, both sendees. salist Study Group will Presbyterian Church in of the church are planning . c ^ , _. , discussion. For further to attend a Leaders Work- At 5t- Gregory s Church named vice-president. bringing the membership The Sacred Concert on meet Friday at 7:30 p.. rti. information call 395-5455. Deerfield Beach, there At the meeting, reports of the parish to a total of the Bible Grounds will will be two preaching ser- shop at Redeemer Luthe- The Rt. Rev. James L. at the home of Mr. and were heard. from Mrs. 217 baptized, and 151 feature a "Parade of vices - the first at 9:30 ran Church, West Palm Duncan, suffragan bishop Beach. of the Diocese of South Margaret Ambrose, secre- confirmed members. Stars" on Saturday even- 'Christ and Crisis' Is and the second at 11 with FIRST BAPTIST Florida, will be at St. tary of the congregation; During the evening, Dr. ing in the new 2500 seat •»• the minister Rev. Arland Covenant Church Topic 'When The King Comes' Gregory's Episcopal William Nies, chairman of auditorium. The concert CHURCH V, Briggs using as his Mrs. William Altman, "Christ and Crisis" Is Pastor Auger's Topic Church, Saturday and financial secretary; Art the Board of American will have a Western theme. 162 V. Palmetto Pk. R.... will be the topic of the sermon theme "Keeping Sunday. "When The King Comes" Lewis, treasurer; and Wil- Missions of the American The Parade of Stars will Ph. 395-2622; 395-1974 Rev. Eric Hawkinson our Attainments." Bishop Duncan is the will be the sermon title at liam Eddinger, president. Lutheran Church, present- feature such artists as 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Sunday at the 11 a.m. During the 11 o'clock newly consecrated suff- the 11 a.m. service of Cal- The following committees ed a lecture and showed Ira Stanphill, West Palm 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship service at the Evangelical service the newly elected ragen bishop of the Dio- vary Baptist Church of offered reports through slides on the church's Beach minister and com- 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Covenant Church. elders and deacons will cese of South Florida and North Pompano. their chairmen: Truman mission work in Alaska. poser-musician; Al Garr, 7:30 p.m. (Wed.) Prayer A panel discussion and be ordained and installed. this will be his first visit the tenor, formerly of & Bible Study This Sunday will mark Leach, evangelism; Wil- Next Sunday morning at general discussion are The music for both ser- to St. Gregory's Church liam Altman, parish edu- worship services, a new stage, screen and radio in Rev. William Towery. vices will be under the the close of the Crown scheduled for the 7 p.m. and to Boca Raton. cation; Karl Kreuscher, group of mernters will be the entertainment world; Pastor direction of Elliot A. Christ King Attendance service. The church meets _ , A church supper is property; Gerhard Kleiner, received by transfer and and Viola Eshleman, wife in the Cresthaven Civic Alexander, organist-direc- Associated with Campaign m the Sunday planned in the church stewardship; and Melvin affirmation of faith. Wor- of the Bible Grounds pres- SOU.BAPTIST CONVENTION Assn. building. tor, assisted by the Adult School of the Church. It pajish faaU beginning at ship is at 10:30 a.m., and ident and musician. Bible and Youth Choirs, and by Hirth, youth. Mrs. Lois is expected that all pre- 6 Q, c]ock Saturday even. Kleiner, superintendent Sunday Church School at Grounds staff artists, the Mrs. George Rambo, solo- vious records will be ing with Bishop Duncan Macaulays and Talleys, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ist. broken. of the Sunday Church 9:15 a.m. Advent Lutheran The Rev. Dan Gill, Pastor as the guest of honor. An School, reported an en- Church is located at N.E. and the 75 voice Gold The Sunday school Pastor Wes Auger will eption will be 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton Q reC 4th Avenue and 50th Street Coast Choir will also be classes under the direction speak at the 7:30 p.m. rollment in the school of Regular schedule the parish fof 100, with a staff of 16 in Boca Raton. featured. of co-superintendents Har- service on "The Candle- those who want to greet Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. stick" as he continues teachers and associates. ry Anderson and Foster the bishop at 5:30 Satur- Parker will meet Sunday his current series of even- The pastor, the Reve- Church Service -11 A.M. , ,. „ , day evening. The Bishop morning at 9:30. mu rend William M. Deutsch- you'll get more for Vesper Service • 5 P.M. ing talks on TheTaber- conflrm mann, in his annual re- nacle in the Wilderness. have been prepared Sermon The Youth Fellowship h port, stated that the con- for the Sacrament of Con- EVANGEUCAl meets at 6:30 p.m. for a gregation had consolidat- "Jesus Calls His Disciples" firmation by the rector, program followed by re- ed and had shown a steady your money COVENANT CHURCH freshments. the Rev. James C. Stout- growth in this, the first senberger. CONGREGATIONAL II (jr.ifiif) Srrrir/vs ul Tonight Pastor Auger is full year of operation. Bishop Duncan will be He reported that during CHURCH OF THE PALMS Cresthaven Civic Assn. Bldg. presenting "Magic With A the celebrant at the 8 a-m. the year, many new parish Serving Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, 3500 N.E. Uth Ter., Message" at the faunday Roly Eucharist Sunday organizations were started, Boca Raton and Southeast Palm Beach County Just West of Kwlk Chek in School Banquet of Calvary moM and wm be -n ftt. including the Advent Luth- TERLING SLNDAV SERVICES Shopp ersHaven *>ff Sample Rd, Baptist Church in West tendance at the Family Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pompano Beach Palm Beach. eran Church Women (the SUNDAYS 11:00 a.m. and Eucharist at 9 a.m. Sun- progress of which was Sunday School 11:00 a.m. day morning. S. Federal Hwy. (U.S. No. 1, Northbound) 7:00 p.m. Delray Baptist Chapel given in a report by its Eric G. Hawkinson, Pastor Those being confirmed president, Mrs. Larry at S.F. 1st St., Delray Beach Has Class Meeting Here by Bishop Duncan this FURNITURE phone: VP S-3841 508 S.E. 18!h Ct.. Ft. Laudcrdale Wittenberg), the Luther Phone S53-M35 Mrs, Ben Engel, class time are: Gary Martin, League (which now has a president, conducted the Christine Hoffstetter, membership of 20 young NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY- St. Gregory's meeting recently of the Curtlan Betchley, Russell people), the Boy Scouts, LUTHERAN CHURCHES Sunshine Class of the McCall, Lawson Turner, the Corps of Ushers, and of Boca Raton Episcopal Church Delray Beach Baptist Christopher Peirce, Robert •us HAST noi\ KATON i: Chapel held at the home Martens, Josiah Bacon III, ST. PAUL ADVENT SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 1962 of Mrs. Charles Johnson Nancy Griffin, William MISSOURI SYNOD THE A.L.C. 7:40 Matins in Boca Raton. Brown, Robert Betchley, SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 WORSHIP 6:30-11:00 WORSHIP 10:30 8:00 Holy Eucharist Devotions were given by Carol Helton, Nancie Red- (jWruinity 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. 9:00 Instructed Eucharisc, Mrs. John Simmons. man, Molly Heiner, Valarie Downtown Boca Just off U.S. 1 Sunday School Several business matters Botelho. 11:00 Morning Prayer were discussed and voted , ~~77~\ TT E.O. KRUG, Pastor Vi'.M. DEUTSCHMANN Pastor & Sermon on. Author Unknown Topic PHONE 395-0433 iiev. J.c. Stoutsenberger, (jusrch Parsonage 395-1939 Phone 395-3632 Refreshments were serv- At Church of the Palms Rector ed by co-hostesses Hazel At the Church of the AIR-CONDITIONED Phone 395-3260 Hargrave, Rosa Lee Green Paims? Congregational of and Margaret Hess. Dr- George c_ Pullman Others present included Wiii have as his sermon Trinity Mrs. J.W. Ashe, Mrs. Sam subject Sunday at the 11 Boca Raton Koon, Mrs. Paul Niles, o'clock service "Author Reformed Mrs. Earl Richards, Mrs. Unknown." ON THE MIRACLE BIBLE GROUNDS Church Emmet Barber, Mrs. E.H. The Sunday School and Scott, Mrs. Gordon Niles, nursery meet at the same CHURCH ACTIVITIES NOW in Our NEW Mrs. Mamie Bell, Mrs. hour at the church building Air-Conditioned Sunday. School (al] ages) 9:45 A.M. SANCTUARY Kenneth Gray, Mrs. George On U.S. No, 1 Northbound Morning Worship (Ira Lee Eshleman) 11:00 A.M. S.E. 2nd Court Daniels, Mrs. Elmer Bates at southeast First Street, Youth Fellowship (Youth Ranch) 6:00 P.M. S.E. 8th Terrace and Mrs. Eugene Bates. Delray Beach. Communion Service (Memorial Hall) 6:30 P.M Sunday Evening Meditation by Minister, Sunday School plus Concert Echoes from Sat. Night 7:30 P.M. CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 P.M. 9:30 A.M. Christian Youth (Youth Ranch) Friday 8:00 P.M. "A new Baptist church with the old time religion" BIBLE CONFERENCE ADTIVITIES Morning Worship 1675 N.W. 4th AVE. Bible Hour-Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri, 9:15 A.M. 10;30A.M. Sunday School 9:45 .m. a Symposium — Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10:30 AM. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. ^ Evening Worship Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. Worship- Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 7:30 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Special Musical e Each Evening 7:00 P.M. Saturday Sacred Concert 8:00 P.M. Rev. Hoyt Douglas, Pastor (Banquet Dinner 6:00 P.M. Each Saturday) iljiiM The Rev. Vemon Hoffman Ira I,ee EHhlcmsui, Minister Pastor Phone 395-0337 Friendly Non-denominational Evangelical Bible Commentator Thursday, January 25, \%2 THE BOJp* RATON NEWS TIB Winners Announced at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. vjee president of the asso- Mague Elected Tanzi of San Jose, Calif.; fiation presented a past Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Erick- president pin to Roland Subdivision's Party Chapter Pres, son of Silver Springs, G. Bird, out-going presi- Roscoe Mague of Boca Md., and Mies Jesse M. dent, Bird was also given ** At a subdivision cock- tail party Dec. 27, held DAR Hears Talk Raton was elected presi- Hunter of Charleston, 111. a rising vote of thanks in Boca Raton Square, dent of the National As- Victor K.'• Pucha, field for his past services. the winners of the Boca On lineage Research sociation of Retired Civil Raton Squaxe Christmas Mrs. Alfred W. Neeb, Employees of South Palm FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. Decoration Contest were Miami, state chairman of Beach County Chapter announced by Keating of lineage ftesearch, addressed 647 at a recent meeting Florida, Inc. the Jonathan Dickinson held at the Delray Beach Your Insurance Needs Community Center. Are our Business The winners were: First Chapter, D. A. R., January 12 at the home of Mrs. G. I. Others elected and in- Our Only Business Is Insurance Place, Rev. and Mrs. stalled included John E. taerson, Boca Raton. Serving You Will Be James c. Stoutsenberger, Hall, first vice president; Our Pleasure 1098 S.W. 9th Avenue; Mrs. Neeb said the Daugh- James E. Manion, second second place, Mr. and ters of the American Revolu- vice president, of Boca Mrs, James E. Brannigan, tion, first formed in 1890 by Amdur Building Rutenberg Construction Coo is cunently featuring the Sandia model in Boca Raton; Mrs. Margaret 1155 S.W. 5th Street; and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison with Thornton, recording sec- 40 South East 1st Avenue third place, Mr. and Mrs. Raton Square. The two-bedroom, two-bath home is of courtyard design with Office Ph. 395-5550 12 members, now has over retary; Joseph L Hoopes, Boca Raton, Fla. Home Ph. 595-5551 Raymond F. Homrich, 500, 000 members. Any wo- gabled rear screened porch adjacent to the kitchen area. The living room has see-through glass walls from the rear courtyard to the front. corresponding secretary; 1123 S. W. 4th Street. man is eligible to belong and H.P. Sevy, treasurer. & the cocktail and cof- who can prove she is a direct Elected to the board fee party, which was descendant of a patriot who were Mrs. James W. given by Keating, the aided the cause in the Ame- Robertson, Boca Raton, sales agents for Boca rican Revolution. Mrs. Neeb and Mrs. W.F. Richstein. Raton Square, checks said that family Bibles, c ourt Out of state guests in- were delivered to the win- houses, cemeteries and chur- cluded Mrs. S.R. Young ners. The first place ches can all be used as ge- of Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Serial' 20 GAL. SIZE prize was $100, the sec- neolagical sources of infor- Winifred Mills of Kingston, ond place prize was $50, mation. Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Roland speaal. GALVAmzm Lewin of Hanover, N.H.; and the third place prize Mrs. G. I. Emerson, chap- was $25. ter vice regent, conducted 12/fGARBAGE Approximately 400 sub- the meeting. Personals division residents and Mrs. Frederick W. Ells of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. 3.89 VALUE CAN their holiday guests at- Delray Beach was recognized Fuller of Noblesville, India- tended the party which as having been a D. A. R. na, are now in their Boca swim 6-6-6 FERTILIZER has become an annual member for 65 years. Raton home for the winter 30% Organic Nitrogen plus AI! Essential event in Boca Raton Guests at the meeting were season. Mrs. Fuller is a sister Minerals 100 lbs. In 50 I'b. bags |3 $Q Square. Mrs. Walter VanLandingham, of Mrs. Minerva Iichtig, of Wavecrest Way. SPECIAL SPECIM Spring-Type Assortment of Dr. and Mrs. Paul F, Dwann of tor la Mar had as iiieir CLOTHES LIBBY'S firstguests of the Winter sea- PSNS GLASS SETS son, Mr. and Mrs. Leland llST Schubert of Cleveland, Ohio. 9Ho/ ®?P Boca Raton Square residence at 928 Camino Real has been purchased by The doctor and his wife re- 3 i Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pessefall of Dearborn, Mich. The sale was handled turned two weeks ago from JLW /Q PRICE by Harold A Rooney an associate of W,P. Bebout. The home has two bed- Complete line jft UNPAIBAL.D 24 MONTH30 S 36. Pacific Palisades, California, rooms and two baths with copious use of glass. Pessefall has only recently where they visited their son . 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 retired from McCann-Ericksons Inc., advertising agency. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and GRABER'S 1,800 83.57 68.63 58.75 Mrs. Peter S. Dwann and their TRAVERSE \ 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 Miami, Mrs. Myrtle Reed, three children. The senior 2,000 92.85 76.28 65.27 Youth Injured He was charged with 2,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 New York City, Mrs. Ruth careless driving, failure Dwannsjettedback from Ca- RODS 2,200 102,14 83.91 71.80 D. Thompson, Alexandra, In Accident to have his car under lifornia in 5 1/2 hours. and ACCESSORIES 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 Virginia, and Mrs. Robert control and destruction 2,400 111.42 91.54 78.33 Kraeuter, Boca Raton. A local youth was in- 2,500 116.07 95.36 of public property. driven by William Dipaolo, 81.59 jured last week when 50, of Juno Beach, Reduced 2,600 120.71 99.17 84.86 Six kinds of insects — A city employe was '0 LIST PRICE 2,700 125,35 102.98 88.12 his sportscar struck a fire called to shut off water According to the police four from Germany, one hydrant at the corner of report, the accident oc- Bmmam flowing from the broken IQMIIIIIlllMMim•Mumnaaamm i from Australia, and one COMPLETE tSVE OF Fourth Avenue and N.W. hydrant. curred at the intersection from New England — have 36th Street. of N.E. Fifth Avenue and WALI.PAPER and PAINTS been released in North In another accident REDUCED PRICES rmmpt Comtious Servke Police said Victor T. last week, a car owned Federal Highway at 8:21 Carolina forests. The p.m. Police said Dipaolo's bugs are to combat the Piepol, 19, of 3532 N.W. by Charles Ruegg, 39, of Third Avenue received a 498 N.E. 47th Street, sus- car was stopped for the T First Bank of Boca Raton balsam wooly aphid, FAMOWSJMUNDJMUN f Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp; fractured collarbone when tained $400 in damages traffic light when the which destroys Christ- accident happened. mas trees. he was thrown out of his when it was in a colli- ^MlElyROVAL PALM RD. Gall 395-4420V car during the accident. sion with a car being No charges were filed. 172 E. Boce Raton Road 393-2442 RUTENBERG HOMES In Boca Raton Square Designed For East Coast Living The Saitdia Boca Raton Delray Bsach Square 1.8 M!. DIRECTIONS: Take U.S. #1 to the Ho*- HOWARDI The Home Designed Especially For East Coast Living JOHNSON'S ard Jsbnson Restaurant at Camino Rut Blvd. {S.W. 6th ,Pompano Beach Street). Turn west and fol- THE SANDIA Models low Camino Rssl up th« hill to 1289 W. Ciwiino Rea] and SEE THE TRIANGLE OF CONVENIENCE AND BEAUTY as featured in the1 Act- th« Rutanbgrg models. ivity Area of The Sandid. This spacious and colorful kitchen is the focal point, and is.equally convenient to the dining room and the patio, which is a delightful place for serving informal meals, or entertaining. This is the brightest kitchen in Boca- Raton. A window above the sink provides a side view, and sliding glass doors open to the roofed rear patio which is protected by fiberglas screening from floor to ceiling. THE SANDIA Looking from the entrance through the long, expansive window in the living room and on out into the rear garden, you can enjoy the extraordinary see-through vis- ion that is part of the uniqueness of this home. A sliding glass door gives living room-access to the patio and brings more light and spaciousness to this whole area. THESANDIA DESIGN - CRA FTSMANSHIP - SER VICE The bedroom wing with its single access can be truly called the Quiet Area, 1289 W. Camino Real • Boca Raton, Fla. m Telephone 395-1109 Look at the closet space here! There are three hall closets, and a linen closet in the family bath. The owners* suite includes a private bath and a huge ward- robe, for wonderful, deserved luxury. And notice that a door opens to the outside from this bath. \ J2BJTHE BCCA RATQN HEWS Thursday, Jo|iuory 25, 1962 "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN FULLY Whole or Half -14 to 16-lb. Avg Shank Portions » 39$ Center Slices "SUPER-RIGHT" GROUND CHUCK or BONELESS BEEF STEW SUPER-RIGHT" TOP QUALITY SLICED BREAKFAST Sweet, Lean and Tender, Perfectly Sliced and Ub. Thriftily Priced ! Ctn. MILK CHOCOLATE, ALMOND or KRACKLE BACON HERSHEY CANDY GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN DRESSED and DRAWN YOUNG BROAD BREASTED HEN TUBKEYS Lb. Reliable Cut Wax Beans or JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED Chef Boy-ar-dee Spagetti & Meatballs 01 Sweet Peas APPLE Beefaroni 2 Ann Page Waffle or Mi i Jane Parker Gold or Marble 24-oz. **™ Jane Parker Gold or Marb.v Pancake Syrup Bottle Pound Cake 4H METRECAL Aristocrat Jane Parker Brown and ServeP Sdfkm Mb. BOX 19( PIES Dinner RoUs 2 $ 29< Ann Page Creamy Smooth or Krunchy 8-iNCH Jane Parker Pkgs. of 9 WAFERS Peanut Butter ^.j« 29( EACH Jelly Topped Buns 29( Box Sophie Mae Jane Parker Enriched Marvel Vanilla, Choc, or Strawberry f ff|||| %*£& 2 Loaves 43$ of 36 89* SUNNYBROOK LARGE A&P's Frozen Concentrated Liquid Metreml 6 tGGS Orange Juke 5 87( EXTRA SHC1AL PKODUQ BUY! YOUR CHOICE ...! D£Rfir CO/?NfD BEEF MIX or MATCH ALL PURPOSE SWEET JUICY Apples Oranges SAVE! Coupon on can worth . Bag toward purchase 4 EASTERN WHITE JUICY FLORIDA Derby Potted Potatoes Grapefruit scHirrz MILLER'S BUDWEISER SUNSHINE Mb. 10 lb. Bag J lb. Bag FIG BARS Box \ IMF CI"AT AT VM'ir f, P,, IIIC TF/ C Prices in this advertisement are effeaive FACIAL TISSUE DOLES SLICED GENTLE through Saturday, January 27,1962 lest 5uper Markets KLEENEX PINEAPPLE IVORY SNOW No. 2 MUIU'S BiPaDUU »OD MaOUMT SIMU 1159 1660 N. Federal Boca Raton 4OO's Lge. Size Can 33f Soap LAUNDRY BLEACH ALUMINUM FOIL KEYSTONE SLICED LA CHOY MEATLESS CLEANER SHORTENING Ivory CLOROX KAJSER MUSHROOMS CHOP SUEY LESTOIL FLUFFO 25 Ft. 3lA-oz. Sparkle p . 16-oz. Can t Soap Size Roll Can Scent Bottle 37< 2 K39< DETERGENT LIQUID DETERGENT LIQUID DETERGENT DETERGENT DETERGENT DETERGENT 4 DREFT IVORY JOY OXYDOL TIDE Lge. Pkg.J3( CHEER Camay 12-oz. 12-oz. Giant ffW* Giant Soap 2 Lge. Pkg. Bottle 3Si Bottle Pkg. 11% DETERGENT DETERGENT CLEANER CLEANSER CLEANER BATHROOM TISSUE 3 2* 29< PREMIUM DASH SPSC N SPAN COMET MR. CLEAN WALDORF 2 Queen 24-oz. Mb. 14-oz. 15-oz. RoU Size Pkg. Pkg. 2 Cans Bottle 39< 4 Pack