W?. • \ - FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964
Largest Circulation Boca Raton News Bldg. Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 8 NO. 47 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, October 17. 1963 22 Pages PRICE TEN CENTS Special Meeting Is Called On New Beach Referendum Soroptimists to Convene Here Inlet, Fishing Pier Also on Miss Virginia Sink, president of the Sorop- Agenda for City Commission timist Federation of Plans for a Capital Improvement Bond Issue the Americas, Inc., will for beach and other improvement will be discuss- be the principal speaker ed Friday at a special meeting of the City Com- at the Soroptimists' mission. southern region confe- Mayor Joe DeLong set 2 p.m. Friday as the rence here this week- time for the special session. end. On the agenda for The conference, host- Friday's meeting will be ed by the Boca Raton Fleming Will a discussion of acquisi- Soroptimist Club, opens tion of additional beach, Friday at the Boca Ra- restoration of the Boca ton Hotel and Club. Miss Speak Today Raton Inlet, possible Sink will speak at the construction of a fish- conference's Saturday In Orlando ing pier, "and any other night banquet. subject pertaining An estimated 300 del- Thomas F. Fleming thereto." egates are expected to Jr., board chairman of The meeting will attend the conference, the First Bank and Trust mark the start of "phase representing Soropti- Co. of Boca Raton and three" of the city's cap- mist Clubs in Florida, chairman of Citizens for ital improvement pro- Alabama, Georgia,- Florida's Future, is in gram. Tennessee, and Miss- Some 300 delegates from five states will convene Orlando today to ad- Indications were that issippi. here Friday for the southern region conference of dress two major con- a bond issue proposal, Miss Antoinette Moye Soroptimist Clubs. Mrs. Raymond Trost, left, co- ventions in behalf of may be ready for a ref- of Homestead, Fla., chairman of the conference committee, met this State Amendment Num- erendum by mid-De- "Aw'right, you guys, let's run through that play again . . ." The determined Soroptimist southern week to discuss plans for the event with Mrs. Rich- ber Two to provide for cember. DeLong has in- young ball carri-er (he thought the photographer was going to take hi s ball region governor, will ardFish, right, president of the Boca Raton Soropti- a college building pro- dicated that the city may " away) is Kit Fox, year-and-a-half-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fox Jr. preside at the confe- mist Club. gram. be able to finance a bond Daddy coaches the St. Andrew's Scots — see today's sports page, 10-A. rence sessions. Mem- He has just conclud- issue of up to $2 mil- bers of the local club ed a two-day stay in lion without increasing will serve as hostesses. Washington, D.C., where the city's real property Theme for the confe- Cariseo Buys Hidden Valley he was a guest of Flor- tax rate, which now Chamber of Commerce Picks rence is the "Advance- ida Senators and Con- stands at 10 mills. ment of Education," and Club - Pool, Cabana Planned gressmen and partici- Plans call for hearing the local club members pated with them in the a report Friday from a will greet their guests Sale of Hidden Val- operator of the golf preparation of radio and committee which has Prout to Fill President's Post dressed in student at- ley Country Club to Jo- course and club for the television programs been negotiating with tire and wearing "bean- seph Cariseo and his past several years, said supporting the College J.M. Bonner, owner of Robert E. Prout was Among other business permit the chamber to ies" in the Soroptimist sons was announced the formal agreement Building Amendment. a tract of beachfront elected president of the transacted was the ac- use two billboards on colors of gold and blue. yesterday by Robert F. papers had been signed. In addition to a pro- property which the city Greater Boca Raton ceptance of an offer by Federal highway as Mrs. Richard C. Fish Sullivan. Price of the golf course gram with Senators is now leasing at the Chamber of Commerce Schine Enterprises to temporary "welcome to is president of the Boca Sullivan, builder and and club was placed "in Spessard L. Holland and north end of the city. at the regular monthly the chamber which will Boca Raton" signs. Raton Club. Mrs. Ray- excess of $400,000." George Smathers, The city leased the site meeting of the board of mond Trost and Mrs. Property Owners Cariseo and his sons- Fleming recorded with with an option to pur- directors Monday at the Ernest Kemp are co- James, Robert and Paul Rogers, West Palm chase and has made chamber offices. chairmen of the confe- Frank — come from Sy- Beach; Claude Pepper some minor improve- The balance of the College Building Bonds Win rence. Members of the Elect Caldweli racuse, N.Y., where and Dante Fascell of Mi- ments so that it would slate consists of Rob- conference committee James R. Caldweli, they were owners of ami; Charles E. Ben- serve as a public beach. ert W. Motherwell, re- (Continued on page 12A) president of the Rubber- Statewide Electronics nett, Jacksonville, A. Other earlier phases elected first vice pres- Endorsement of Chamber Board maid Corporation of Supply Co., Inc. The Sidney Hurlong of Lees- of the city's improve- ident; J. Theodore John- family also operates the burg; James A. Haley of Endorsement of the $75 million to finance Christmas Mail America, has been ment program — guided son, second vice presi- College Building Bond construction of colleges elected president of the Oceanview Trailer Park Sarasota; D.R. Matt- by the Capital Improve- dent; Rusley C. Meeker, Amendment was voted and universities, junior The period Nov. 1- Property Owners and in Riviera Beach. hews, Gainesville; and ment Advisory Board — ecretary, and William Monday by the board of colleges and vocational- 20 has been designat- Voters Civic Associa- James Cariseo, new Sam M. Gibbons of Tam- included a public works . Gunn, re-elected directors of the Greater technical school facili- ed for the mailing of tion of Boca Raton. president of Hidden Val- pa; and Republican Con- complex which is al- treasurer. Boca Raton Chamber of ties. Christmas parcels by Caldweli has been a ley, said extensive re- gressman, Edward J. ready in partial use, a The balance of the Commerce. The chamber's reso- surface transporta- resident of Boca Raton modeling and re-deco- Gurney of Winter Park. new city hall to be built board of directors will Acting on a sugges- lution noted that "in ac- tion to members of since 1950. Elected vice rating has been com- "We are very pleas- on Palmetto Park.road, consist of retiring pres- tion by Dr. G. Ballard cordance with its long- the Armed Forces president of the new or- pleted and installation of ed with the way the cam- a proposed new main ident Thomas J. Mere- Simmons, a member of standing objective to overseas. ganization was S. Leon- a swimming pool and paign is going to date," fire station, jail-court- dith and Don Beveridge the board and on the fac- participate in activities For airmail par- ard Singer, director of cabana club will follow Fleming said. "Our re- police complex, and a who have one year to ulty at Florida Atlantic which are directed to- cels theperiodisDec, learning resources at in the future. ception in Washington proposed new commun- serve; Kendall Roppand University, the board ward making our com- 1-10. Greeting cards Florida Atlantic Uni- Sullivan stated could not have been ity building. Albert F. Sterling with voted unanimously to munity a better place in for the Armed Forces versity. that the transaction did more enthusiastic. two years to serve; and endorse the Issue #2 on which to live, to work overseas should be Past president of the not involve several hun- These men really know es Becker and Wil- the Nov. 5 ballot. The and to raise our child- mailed within the Boca Raton Chamber of dred residential and how important educa- Catwalk Included iam Worsham with proposed amendment to ren, (the chamber) en- periods designated for Commerce, Ken Hig- apartment lots sur- tion is if Florida is to three years to serve. the Florida constitut- dorses thisproposal and parcels if they are gins, was elected sec- rounding the course, prosper." in State's Plans Applications for tion would permit issu- commends it in its en- for delivery prior to retary and Nate Fitch situated immediately His talks todav will Plans to include a membership were ap- ance of bonds totaling tirety to the citizens ." Christmas. ,. will be treasurer. west of the Dixie. (Continued on page 12A) fishing catwalk under proved for Atlantic the new Boca Raton In- Coatings, Inc., Boynton Here's a bird's eye view of progress at Florida At- the middle is the television production building, with let Bridge were unveil- Travel Agency, Town lantic University. Top center is the university's util- the square roof and the library-administration build- ed at Tuesday's City Taxi, Inc., Robert W. Commission meeting. Williams, D.D.S. and BIRD'S EYE VIEW ities building; at lower left is the learning resources ing is to the right of it. The University is slated to • In a letter from the Belzer's Hardware. center and at lower right is the science building. In be ready for its first students next fall. State Road Department, plans were outlined to include an access road Miss Flame' Will under the bridge to Sa- bal Point. The depart- ment also indicated it Be Picked Friday would include facilities Five local beauties for anglers at the same will compete Friday in point. the final round for this year's "Miss Flame" crown. Club Steps Up Selection of the new "Miss Flame" and her coronation will high- Retarded Aid light the annual Fire- Civitan club members men's Ball Friday at are intensifying efforts Hidden Valley Country to obtain help for the Club. Competing for the estimated fourteen local title are Miss Lynn retarded children. Bush, Miss Joyce Veal, Paul Matwiy, princi- Miss Lynne Lang, Miss pal of the J.C. Mitchell Barbara Maynard and School, has been re- Miss Lisa Jean Hewey. quested to re-new his Miss Roberta Anack- application for a teach- e"r, last year's "Miss er to^instruct the child- Flame", will be unable ren. A letter to county to be present to crown and state officials has this year's queen. In "been sent stating the her absence, the new need of these children 'Miss" will be crowned for a specialist to help, by Mrs. Robert Higgins, A large group at- wife of the president of tended the special meet- the Boca Raton Fire- ing Oct. 14 called by the fighters Benevolent As- Civitan Club for par- sociation which spon- ents of retarded child- sors the ball. Mrs.Hig- ren and residents inte- -rins was "Miss Flame" rested in improving n Chicago in 1936. their education. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17, 1963 Teen Talk The primary purpose enable you to keep that • J AAUW Votes To Endorse College Bond Issue of a newspaper is to news with you as long Teen Center Schedules Beach bring you the news and as you wish. The new Boca Raton Florida division; Mrs. versity, spoke on India Building Amendment, branch of the American Lee F. Branan, second at the Saturday lunch- and urging citizens to Party, Hootenanny Saturday Association of pniver- vice president of the eon. His talk served as vote for it Nov. 5, The sity Women was repre- Florida division; Mrs. an introduction to one new Boca Raton branch By Anita Fitzgerald sented at the Florida Derrick A. Sherman, of the suggested topics had initiated this action division convention in Pittsburgh, Penn., rep- for study by the branch- by sending the resolu- What's this? You say you received your report Clearwater, last week- resenting the National es, "The Occident and tion to the Florida di- cards yesterday and won't be able to go out this end by Mrs. G. Ballard Association; and Mrs. the Orient." vision with the request weekend. Remember, "promise your parents any- Simmons, president, Simmons. Mrs. Sim- The convention pass- that it be presented to thing, but give them good grades." and Mrs. Martin Schopp- mons was presented a ed a resolution support- the convention. Save money on NEW CARPET Meanwhile, however, meyer, second vice statement of recognition ing Issue 2, the College ton National Bank. Stop signed by Dr. Blanche purchase by buying direct can't you talk them into president and member- Mrs. Coughlan Hosts Plan Session EASY BANK a night in and look at them — ship chairman. Dow, president of the from the wholesale show rooms. on the you'll be glad you did! Friday night the Boca National Association, Mrs. Carter Cough- Rand Service League. TERMS beach? A Raton branch was rec- and Dr. Pauline Tomp- lin was hostess early Under discussion Teen The entertainment ognized as the 30th kins, general director. Monday evening at her were ways and means Town committee under the branch in Florida. Tak- Dr. Palmer H. Craig, home for the first meet- and plans for the "Fi- Boca Raton Carpit Semce chairmanship of Norm a dean of mathematics and esta de Boca Raton" FIRST is ing part in the ceremony ing of a series for com- FOR PROMPT r .. 7Q, ™3 going to Ramseyer has big plans were Mrs. R.E.Barthe- the natural sciences at mittee chairmen and scheduled for early take for the coming Hallo- lemy, president of the Florida Atlantic Uni- members of the Debbie- February. SERVICE Call 395-3293 place ween Dance. Plenty of S aturday games and contests will night, be held with prizes Oct. 19 at awarded to the winners. The date for the big the pub- Anita THE HOME OF SETTER VALUES lic beach. dance is Saturday, Oct. It's a big Hootenanny- 26. Beach Party, with sing- ing to the roaring surf Many "thanks" to all at GREATER SAVINGS! and dancing in the sand. of those who are sup- Unique? You bet, and porting my nomination it's all yours for the in Channel. 5's "Miss CYPRESS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER small admission of .50 16" contest. for members and .75 for guests. See you at the Beach Cypress Rd. and S.W. 6th Street So make it a Saturday Party or in case of in- night date. clement weather at Teen Town for a Bermuda LOOK YOUNG . . . BE YOUNG ... Well "Special Pro- Hop. jects Committee", how POMPANO'S LEADING Open Mon. thru Sot, have the holiday candles Miss Ackourey To REIVDELICU been selling? DEPARTMENT STORE 9:30- Almost two weeks have passed since the Attend Conference drive was kicked off, so Professor Ann Ac- GROUP ONE GROUP TWO those orders should be kourey, Mary mount Col- 9 making quite a bulge in lege director of public LADIES BETTER DRESSES Values to 14.99 Values to 22.99 your pocket. Remem- relations, will speak at sizas ber, orders are to be. the Florida Council of sizes 6.00 Ladies' better dresses at a value you can't afford to misi . . 5-15 5-15 turned • in weekly to the Teachers of English and office. For those who Conference at Sarasota S-18 10-20 this week. We have two groups of better dresses drastically reduced . . l would like to see the I2 /2-24'/2 4 variety of candles the In addition, Miss Ac- 7.00 Teen-age Center is off- kourey will meet with ering, a display has been college and university set-up at the Boca Ra- teachers during the Boys' Dacron and Cotton suits ..... group discussions. SPECIAL Attention will center Light weight and Wash «n» Wea• in limited colors. 00 Musical Program on the humanities dur- One rack of Cotton and Jersey dresses Sizes 12-18. Reg. 14.99 ing this year's confe- in prints and stripes . . . sizes 10-20, Planned Friday rence. Dr. Charles R. I Keller, director of the I4'/2-24 /2. 8 The Boca Raton Mo- advanced placement ravian Church, located program of the College on Southwest 12th ave- Entrance Examination nue in Boca Raton Board, and Dr. Dwight Boys' Short Sleeve Sport Shirts in solids, Square, will hold an open sizes 6-18. house and musical even- L. Burton, editor of the checks, stripes and plaids M for ing Friday night, Oct. "English Journal" for Men's light weight Docron and Reg. 2.99. 18, at 8 p.m. the past decade, also are on the speaker's Bemberg suits in navy, beige, Mrs. Eva A. Post, roster. 00 the church organist, and black and green .. . Reg. 49.50. Mrs. D oris Vann, so- Source materials, 500 prano soloist from along with teaching ma- terials exhibits, are Broken sizes. 25 Deerfield Beach, will present a program of planned to stimulate and sacred and secular mu- enrich the teaching of Boys Sweaters . . . sic after which refresh- English and the humani- ments will be served by ties in the future. Boys1 all Cotton mercerized Wash end Wool and* Orion sweaters in cardigan and pullover: the Women's Fellowship blue, gray, black, green and tan . . . sizes 6-18. of the church. Coffee Club To Wear slacks ... Ivy styled in tan, Mrs. Post has been 99 the church organist Meet Dutch Girl greent blue, btack and navy . . . sizes since the new Moravian Church opened in July If you like tulips, 6-18. 2 ORLONS V3 OFF 1962 and for many years Edam cheese, windmills WOOLS was a church organist or wooden shoes, you'll in Paterson, N.J. Mrs.enjoy the Coffee Club Vann is the soprano so- planned by 'the Greater loist at the Community Boca Raton Chamber of Presbyterian Church of Commerce Thursday, PIECE GOODS... HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF WONDERFUL VALUES Deerfield Beach. Oct. 24, at Royal Palm Yacht Club at 8:45 a.m. The Moravian Church COTTONS: LINENS: PIQUE: DACRON AND held its first service The public may attend just over a year ago in •as guests of the Boca COTTON: DACRON: CHIFFON: VOILE: ACETATES: a new $75,000 building Raton National Bank, sponsor of the event. 36 and 45" wide: Reg. 99c to 2.99 constructed by the de- We carry McCalls, Buttericlc, Advance, Vogue nomination and present- The program will be NOW 65' to 1" ed as a gift to the local under the direction of and Simplicity patterns . • . congregation. The open Harriet Arnold, direc- house and musical even- tor of American Field ing is one of a series Service for Palm Beach Men's light weight Dacron and County, and will be cen- Ladies' Nylon full slips with beautiful of cultural and religious Cotton suits in navy, beige, black programs it seeks to tered around Greta Sch- 99 french clipped iaces in white and beige 99 provide for- the com- ermerhorn from Hol- and olive . . . sizes 34-46 short, munity around the land, the first foreign . . .sizes 32-40. Reg. 5.99. church. The public may student in Palm Beach reg,, long. Reg. 29.99. 3 county and first student 22 attend as guests of the congregation. of Seacrest High School, A.F.S. Chapter. Greta will tell how Drapery clearance machine Reed Speaks she was chosen to come washable in solids of Chromapun to the United States, Acetate ... 63 and 90'* long. Some Ladies' Dacron/Cotton/NyJon full slips At BPW Meeting what it is like to be OFF here attending high lined Antique Satin In solids ... 63 with shadow panels, in white only . . 99 Donald Reed of Boca school and what is ex- and 90" long. Raton, Republican rep- pected of her when she sizes 32-44. Reg. 3.99. 1 resentative to the State returns home. Legislature, was guest Also on the program Ladies' Sleepwear... speaker at the Business will be Betsy Rusch, and Professional Wom- student member of the Nylon baby pajamas *nd waltz gowns with overlays en' s club • last Monday. Seacrest chapter, and ,. . sizes S.M.L Mrs. Harold Fiscus, Miss Clair Di Frank, club president, announc- faculty member. Miss 99 1 ed that Mrs. Kenneth Arnold will give an Ladies Gloves: White, beige, black and Chaplin and Mrs. Char- overall summation of 3 les Erickson would ac- the student abroad pro- navy... Reg. 2.00, company her to the state gram. Reg, 3.99 board meeting of BPW According to Tom in Naples this weekend. Meredith, president of A Halloween party the Boca Raton Cham- will be held Oct. 31 at ber, no reservations are HANGER AIDS THREAD BOX ® the home of Mrs. Thom- necessary by either NOTIONS as Jamison for mem- Chamber members or SKIRT MARKER TERRY COASTERS bers and guests. Cos- interested visitors. tumes will be optional. BARBECUE GRILL BRUSH LINT BRUSH Mrs. Paul Bebout Sr, larship to Palm Beach announced plans for the Junior College plans to MAGNETIC POT HOLDER PAPER BAG HOLDER rummage sale at Al- pursue a teaching ca- drich Corner Oct. 25 reer. SEWING CARRY ALL and 26. Proceeds of the 7" PINKING SHEARS sale will go to the scho- ASH TRAYS larship fund. Miss Bar- To Place A REVERSIBLE CARD TABLE bara Scott, recipient of Classified Ad SAFETY IRON REST COVER the current year scho- Phone 395-5121 Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Organization to Meet Announcement The Democratic Or- MARILYN'S AROUND the Town ganization will hold reg- ELECTROLYSIS ular meetings each Tuesday at 140 N.W. MARILYN SPARACINO By Lilian Avery 11th Street at 7:30p.m., - ELECTROLOGIST starting Oct. 22. 133-A East Palmetto Parh Rd National School lunch week is just about to (Arcade Building) close. It is Oct. 13-19 and a good opportunity to Phone 395-5121 for Boca Raton, Florida view the National School lunch program at Classified Ad Service PHONE 395-52B6 cafeteria "open house". Our three schools par- ticipate wholeheartedly. The meals are cook- She is home feeling =d in spotless modern much better. FINAL Clearance! kitchens, service is good, everthing is kept A day long meeting at GROUP COTTON $ beautifully hygienic and the Sun & Surf Club was OF the students very well hosted by St. Joan of SUMMER behaved and chaperon- Arc Guild. Mrs. Robert DRESSES ed by the tachers. 5 D'Amore, president, in- Knowing first hand the troduced speakers which _ performances our included Rev. Raymond Alnteda's Cotton Shop * children can put on at Scully, Ft. Lauderdale, ORCHID SQUARE * HWY. 1 • BOCA RATON home meal times, our and Dr. Bernard F. Across from Waffle Shop Phone 395-2644 visit to the school cafe- O'Hara, M.D., West teria was rewarding and Palm Beach. Mass was "full feeling." celebrated at noon at "The cake was espec- St. Joan of Arc Church EUNICE L. WILSON ially delicious. by Rev. Paul Manning, followed by lunch at the Dance Instruction Dr. and Mrs. Paul club. ADULTS-CHILDREN F, Dwan of Spanish Trail At the afternoon ses- Mrs. Harold Archer, center, chairman of the deco- odd fellow dropping in at this discussion will prob-. will shortly end their sion at the club, Dean- 00 A long summer in Minn- ery committee chair- rating committee, plans with Mrs. Joseph Gola Jr., ably also show up j October 19 too, along with 4 Monthly eapolis, Minn. They also men outlined goals and (left) and Mrs. Lloyd Juergens (right) decorations other plain and fancy costumed guests of the Wom- for the Masque Ball at the Boca Raton Hotel. The an's Club. REGISTER NOW had a month's trip to projects for 1963-1964. Ballet * Tap * Toe California, visiting Attending were mem- Acrobatic * Modern Jazz friends and relatives in bers of the Florida East Ballroom San Francisco, Santa Coast Deanery which in- Youngsters to View Boys Classes Barbara and their son cludes parishes of Belle Ladies Exercise and family in Santa Mon- Glade, Boynton Beach, Movie, Cartoons FREE TRIAL LESSON ica. As soon as the glo- Delray Beach, Fort Air-Conditioned—Wood Floor rious northwest fall col- Pierce, Jupiter, Lake A full length movie, Mother's Lounge ors fade they will be Worth, Palm Beaches, plus three color car- 24 E. Atlantic Ave. back here. Riviera Beach, Stuart, toons, is scheduled for Vero Beach and Boca showing Friday, Oct. 18, Delray Beach Away for the greater Raton. at 7 p.m. in the Com- 278-1182 or 278-2785 part of the winter is the munity Building in Me- morial Park. plan of Mr. and Mrs. We inadvertently put Henry B. Root, Osceola All school age child- Captain John B. Fitz- ren are invited to at- Drive. They left by plane patrick of Villa Rica, MATTHEWS CAMERAS this week for Las tend for a .15 cent ad- in the Navy last week. mission fee. Vegas and San Francis- Maybe "Flora" got us and SOUND MOVIE CENTER co. Later this month all "wet." The Captain Formerly Jim Harpers they board the steamer has his appointment DELICIOUS fancy HORS "President Hoover" for from Pan American d'OEUVRES & fine Japan and Hong Kong. World Airways Inc. French chocolate made *k This is an "encore' He is a civilian but Mrs, Clarence L. Green (left) and Mrs. Dorothy Vance display replicas of to order. Mrs. Lichtig, trip to the Orient, which captains the submarine early flags of the United States, as a luncheon meeting of the D.A.R. hosted Boca Raton 395-4365. they both enjoy. On the cable vessel USAF by local Estahakee Chapter. calendar for them is a C50-1816, the crew of stay of five weeks in which is responsible for the Captain and Mrs. Sorority Has Hawaii on the return servicing the underseas Fitzpatrick prefer to Authorized Dealer HAS MOVED TO journey. cable linking Patrick raise their three daugh- Air Force Base, Cocoa Rush Party HEARING AIDS ters in the pleasant en- Xi Gamma Sigma A new switch by Mrs. Beach, with islands as virons of Boca rather 303 Atlantic Ave, George Jablin of Chat- far south as the Vir- Exemplar chapter, Beta and BATTERIES than close to the mis- Sigma Phi, held a rush ham Hills — She votes gin Isles. sile base. a big bouquet of thanks party last weekend at mm m the Colony Beach Club, • for North District Hos- He commutes be- Mrs. Sidell Tilghman ALTIER JEWELERS Delray Beach. 44 S.E. 1st Ave. AMDUR BLDG. pital in which she was tween here and Patrick Jr., Royal Palm, after a patient for five days. Air Force Base. Both Honored guests in- Downtown Boca Raton brief spell in the hospi- cluded Mr. and Mrs. ACROSS FROM THE tal is giving lots of mor- • John Hager, Mr. and al support to "brush-up*' Mrs. George Elmore, Complete Line of , sessions of the Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN Rand Service League as Linden, Mr. and Mrs. * Artist Supplies plans are formulated for Donald Coblentz, Mr. DELRAY BEACH FLORIDA "our town's" Spanish and Mrs. Alan Alford, * Office Supplies theme fiesta next Feb- Mr. and Mrs.. Clyde De- * Portable Typewriters *•* SAME FINE QUALITY CAMERAS ruary. Shields, and Mr. and * Adding Machines * SAME EXCEUANT SERVICE Mrs. Richard Fish, SAME LAR6E SELECTION Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Linden and * Desks-Chairs Enggasser, Royal Oak Lloyd Mangus won cos- Hills, are back from a tume prizes. long visit in Cleveland, The next meeting Ohio. Walter's mother, will be Wednesday, Nov. RAY KOHL Mrs. Caroline Enggas- 6, at 8 p.m. for the ex- 123-125 E. PALMETTO PARK RD MATTHEWS CAMERAS ser, is also a welcome emplar ritual at the BOCA RATON 395-1300 AND SOUND MOVIE CENTER returnee and likes Boca home of Mrs. John Dun- "GET IT FROM KOHL" so much. ster, 1163 N.E.3rdAye. YOUR PHOTO STOP
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Introducing a merry miss. She is Mindy Vincent, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vincent Jr., 965 S.W. 13th St., Boca Raton.-Colony Studio FINANCE YOUR NEW 1964 AUTO WITH US TICKETS II Deadline Nears AND For Guild Buffet FIGURE THE MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR YOURSELF Tomorrow and Sat- YOUR urday are the last days Select Number for reservations to be Of Months Airline & Steamship made for the member- You Prefer 24 MONTHS 30 MONTHS 36 MONTHS Tickets ship buffet supper to be Amount To FROM given by the Art Guild, FREE Be Financed states Mrs. Helen Hall, president. BOCA RATON SAFETY BELTS Multiply By It will be given Oct. This Factor * .0455 * .0370 x .0315 28. The theme is "Au- And This Is Your TRAVEL tumn" and members of TOO I Approximate the decorating commit- i ! I 700 £. Palmetto Park Rd. tee met Tuesday morn- Monthly Payment Phone 395-1414 ing at the Art Guild to No Extra Charge make table and room Best Service decorations.
BOOK REVIEW by MRS. KERDYK "The Moonflower Vine" BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK Friday October 18 ON BEAUTIFUL CAMINO REAL JUST WEST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY The Boca Raton Club €#-. Town Hall At Ten .... 10 AM Town Hall Matinee . . ., 2 PM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Series Reservations i .... $6. Single Matinee tickets $2. Reservations: Mrs. Molitor 942-3959 A 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17. 1963 College Names Muller to Chorus Post Appointment of Don- Chorus and composed Browa rd ald Muller as director the musical score for a of the Community Cho- full-length movie pro- DRUG STORES rus at Marymount Col- duced by KGM Motion lege was announced yes- Pictures in Miami. terday by the college. The chorus of both Muller has done mus- men and women, is cur- ical arrangements for rently preparing for a the University of Miami Christmas Festival. 5TH. AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA Open to the public, the R«nt A NEW Community Chorus 1972 N.E. 5th Ave., Boca Raton Car or Truck meets Tuesday nights PHONE 395-9972 • from 7 to 9 p.m. Infor- Lowest Rates mation is available by PALM AIRE SHOPPING CENTER calling the College, 395- 9424567 4301. 298 S. Federal Hwy. Deeriield Beach Night - 941-3252 PHONE 399-9906 Mrs. Jay Krall, Northwest 40th street, was hostess to members of Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a preferential tea last Sunday. She serves tea to DELfcAY DRIVE-IN NOW THRU SAT. WHY DO THOUSANDS OF PEOPII i U.S.I. 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BOCA RATON 395-0220 FRI.-SAT. 25% OFF Mrs. Robert Drummond (left) on behalf of Debbie-Rand Foundation Inc., re- NATIONAL AWARD ceives a check for $100 from Mrs. Dorothy Adams, president of the Welcome, WINNER $11,500 Wagon Club which donated the gift at yesterday's Hidden Valley Country Club Featuring a 24 ft. living Drive-ln WE 3-9930 luncheon. room with sliding glass Federal Hwy.-, US1, Between 4 COMEDIES doors opening onto a Ft. Laudertiate and Potnpano SAD SACK large patio. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 16 ft. kitchen, Bob Hope-Lucille Ball 90th Birthday Is Celebrated oversized garage. To be CRITICS CHOICE (color) Jack Leramon -Doris Day built on your lot. Let us SAIL CROOKED SHIP TWINKLE and SHINE (color) It was a 90th birth- ter Enggasser Sr. show you this excellent day party and the honor- Her son Walter Jr. buy today. "r ed guest was Mrs. Wai-.and wife, Sylvia, were HELD OVER host and hostess at their HOUSE OF CHARM home ©n Southwest 8th at 7:15- 10:15 BOCA RATON NEWS $14,900 M Rj avenue, Royal Oak Hills. Two bedrooms, dining COSTUMES PHONE 395-5121 The setting for the DRIVE IN THEATRE Published every THURSDAY room, Florida room, U.S. 1, Deerfield at 34 S.E. 2nd St. by Boca party was a mass of large patio, sprinkler COLOR Raton Publishing Co. flowers of every de- system with well & ANIMAL AND MOTHER Jack Lemmon —Shirley MacLaine Entered as Second Class scription and gifts from pump, two utility rooms, GOOSE CHARACTERS Matter at the Post Office at friends and relatives. beautifully landscaped. Boca Raton, Florida, Dec. 1, 1955. She wore a double or- See this bargain today. chid corsage. 30-FOOT SMALL Subscription Rates Mrs. Enggasser, the Mrs. Caroline Eng- MEDIUM By carrier in city . . 10£ week gasser celebrated her SWIMMING POOL By mail in U.S. former Caroline Peter- LARGE lyr. $5.20; 6mo. $3; 3mo. $1.75 mon, was born in Al- 90th birthday last 1.59 Owner's sacrifice By mail outside U.S. lyr. $7; 6mo. $4; 3mo. $2.50 sace Lorraine, and emi- weekend. She wears an at $16,500 "TASTE THE JOYS OF HEAVEN" grated at the age of 19 orchid corsage she re- Screened patio area, to join her brother, the ceived as a gift from three bedrooms opening FULL FACE MASKS' late Joseph Petermon, Alfred Enggasser, her onto patio, two baths. in the. United States. grandson, and son of Desirable location. Have She married in Phil- fun in the sun. HALF MASKS BSVrw Choose As Much As You Wish Ebb Tide adelphia, Pa., and has Mr. and Mrs. Walter From OUT Famous Feast Of The RESTAURANT & LOUNGE three children, Walter Enggasser Jr. of Royal OPEN SUNDAY Islands Jr. of Boca Raton; Leo Oak Hills with whom Steaks, Chops of Audubon, N.J., and she makes her home. 12 to 5 FEATURING, TOO, OUR & Seafoods DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN CUISINE Louise, now Mrs. Wal- FULL COURSE ter Carel, Philadelphia. OPEN DAILY 5:00 P.M. (Closed Mondays) She has six grand- TREATS FROM P KID'S TREAT PACK SUNDAY 4:00 P.M. DINNERS children and twelve Sam Harris' from 1.95 great-grandchildren. BEEN LIFE SAVERS Eve Lynn She has made her Jayne's Fabric Shop 50 MINIATURE PACKS 20 SMALL PKSS. OF home with her son Wal- 5 FLAVORS EACH. at the piano ter for many years. The N. Dixie and 21st St. OF.BEECHiES "EXOTIC WORLD OF DINING" FRI. & SAT. Nights family usually summers OUR OUR On The Ocean - Pompano Beach in Cleveland, Ohio, and BOCA RATON'S NEWEST FABRIC SHOP LOW LOW MEETING & BANQUET FACILITIES N. Fed. Hwy. has returned here for "Catering to the School Set" PRICE PRICE TAKE-OUT FOOD SERVICE the winter. Hours 9:30 to 5:00 Boca Raton CALL WH 1-2200 395-5121 for CR 8-1741 Classified Ad Service 29 I BUFFERIN IQO's 81 298 S. W. 3RD STREET Tooth Put* BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 53' GLEEM 37* You are Invited to 50 Hair Spray with Boca Raton's Newest and Third Annu il Barbecue I ADORN Fr«e Comb 99 Smartest Restaurant Shulion Midioated 100 Sponsored by the ICE O-DERM Astrlngoit THE PIRATES COVE Barber Clutter Seafood Restaurant ST. JOAN of ARC F 1.54 School Pack "On The Ocean" HOLY NAME SOCIETY 111 Ert#<* »i# • * * TM._ IV • y Valui SCRIPTO 3-Pc, Set 73* HWY. A1A and Palmetto Pk. Rd. Kelton Now Serving SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 X-TINCT LUNCH n ll.OO to 3.3O p.m. 1:00 to 6:00 P.M. on the School Grounds DINNER 5 to 10 p.m. TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED ON THE DAY OF THE BARBECUE Delightful Patio Dining ADULTS: $1.50 RAIN or SHINE CHILDREN: 75c We also serve YOUR CHOICE delicious CHICKEN and STEAK Proceeds to benefit the St. Joan of Arc Building Fund PORTA OF FLAVORS OWNERS-OPERATORS JACK ROMEO FILE (formerly with Hidden Valley Country Club) Hold* DORA ROMEO Ovtr 800 99 (formerly with Luigi's Spaghetti House) OPEN HOUSE ST. JOAN of ARC SCHOOL Document* The Publk is invited to attend
— * • Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Plans Completed for Masque Bali Members of the Wo- is $5. man's Club are com- Proceeds go to a pleting final arrange- scholarship fund at ments for the second Florida Atlantic Uni- annual Masque Ball Sat- versity, urday, Oct. 19, at Boca Raton Hotel. Fool me once, shame Costumes are option- on you; fool me twice, al but masks must be shame on me. worn. Mrs. William Brown, chairman, af- firms that tickets are available from any V^— 'PRINTING EG, 800 N. Ylf. 1ST AV£NU£,: BOCA RATON member of the Woman's : Club or may be purchas- TELEPHONE 395-J9OT . ' ed at the door. Donation • FOR• EvEgrftpitfyirm xEvOi, LOOK FOR THIS SIGH OH U.S.#I Hwy. 2515 N. Fed. Hwy. Between Delray and The groundbreaking ceremony for a 20-unit apartment building to be built by Boynton Athlone Development Company in Boca Raton Square Gateway was held Mon- day. From left are Thomas J. Meredith, president of the Greater Boca Raton PHQMI CR 3-2525 Chamber of Commerce, Charles Penn and George Culverhouse of Athlone De- 2948 N. FEDERAL velopment Company, and Paul McKinley, of the architectural firm of Shoup and FORT LAUDERDALE McKinley. Athlone Development Company is an affiliate of Keating of Florida, 565-2791 Inc. in Both Gold Coast Shrine Club 395-166O Representatives of Dura-Tech Corp. of Boca Raton and Foley Packaging and Will Host Ceremonial Insulation of London, England, met here last week to discuss manufacturing Upwards of 1000 South Avenue, Deerfield techniques and processes. James Becker, left, Dura-Tech president, discusses Florida Shriners and Beach, until past mid- OPEN DAILY an expanded polystyrene molding press, with Ronald R. Berlis, director of their wives will convene night after dancing, 8:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. Foley which manufactures the press. at Deerfield Beach Sat- Shriners will swarm the urday for the "Cold area. Sands Ceremonial," ac- Hosts for the occa- Closed Sunday cording to Cecil J. Mob- sion will be the Gold DISTINCTIVE 'Manufacturing Techniques Studiedley, illustrious poten- Coast Shrine Club, em- PICTURE tate of Mahi Temple, bracing members from SCOOP ! Dura-Tech Corpora- office of the Corpora- in this country and Eu- A.A.O.N.M.S., Miami. Pompano, Boca Raton, FRAMES tion exchanged technical tion is in Boca Raton. rope. "These candidates Lighthouse Point, and BELL'S information and sales James E. Becker, Represented at the now entering our temple the Pompano, Deerfield, SCOTCH ideas with a London, president of Dura-Tech, Dura-Tech Corporation are from the entire jur- Delray and Boynton England, manufacturer said Foley Packaging in meetings were James isdiction, between Key Beaches. John H. Ar- JENNINGS at a combined confe- London had purchased E. Becker, L.J. Roy, West and Vero Beach," nott of Delray Beach is HO E. BDCA RATON ROAD rence in Boca Raton, expanded polystyrene A.J. Thackeray and J.C. he said. president. BOCA RATC3N, FLA. FULL GALLON last week. block molding and board Burkhardt from the Bo- Fezzed fun men will Kenfucky^OO Ronald R. Berlis, di- processing equipment ca Raton office, Wil- stage street capers in hrector of Foley Packag- from Dura-Tech and in helm E. Essich and Hal. celebration of the big Boub & ing and Insulation, Ltd., turn Dura-Tech had just Willis from the Atlan- day-long -affair. From of London represented received delivery on the ta office and Frank M. the "Opening of the GRACE'S FOOD STORE Pride of the his company at the con- first of several custom Foy and Vern Schill Temple' at 11 a.m. at Vineyards EXTRA SPECIAL ference. molding presses manu- from the Cleveland the Gold Coast Shrine 1949 N. W. 2nd Ave INTRODUCTORY Dura-Tech Corpora- factured in England by plant. Club, 1251 S.E. Sixth FULL QUART tion manufactures ex- Foley. OFFER f panded polystyrene The purpose of the Specializing Park & Tilford foam plastic products four-day Conference FULL QUART at their plants in Boca was to exchange ideas Reserve* Kings Raton, Atlanta, Ga., andon manufacturing tech- ITALIAN SUBMARINE 90 | Cleveland, Ohio." Home niques and processes Golden Wedding PROOF GIN SANDWICH Old Thompson Local Group Plans Section TUNA FISH 59 ORGANS Friday Only For Goldwater Rally Nov. 9 Nothing Compares With a Thomas Organ 3 45c 45* 8 Years Old Tickets for the Young ed out a crowd of some We GUARANTEE You'll Play The Thomas Organ Americans for Freedom 18,000 young conserva- WEEKEND SPECIAL ! SCOOP i ^KENTUCKY Goldwater Rally are tives to hear Goldwater Satisfactorily in six weeks or You May Return it BUSCH BAVARIAN Specialists in TEACHING & SERVICING. FIESTA FULL QUARTS BEAU available now for a spe- at Madison Square Gar- 12 oz. bottles g%r. cial reserved Boca Ra- den. ICE CREAM SURFSIDE Kentucky ton section. Plans are being made 1^ BEER 6 pak 95< Bourbon Reservations can be for charter buses, pre- VODKA or GIN made and tickets picked speech parties and other ORGANS - PIANOS case of 24 3.59 Pints >up at 40 S.E. 1st Ave., events among the Boca RADIO • T.V. • HI-FI • STEREO plus dep. & tax office of Robert E. Roll, Raton group. 135 Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, 395-4314. Friday, Sat., Sun. Only Q49 395-0505, or by calling VFIFTH Mrs. Bennie Swenson, i 395-0318. Roll and Mrs. Swen- 90 PROOF GIN SCOOP! son are active in the Florida Draft Goldwa- 2 99 FULL QUART ter Committee and are FIFTH OLD HICKORY heading a special rally committee for the Boca Proof BLENDS BOURBON Raton area. LESS 299 • Senator Barry Gold- FIFTH 419 water, leading contend- er for the Republican 10 Years Old presidential nomina- THAN tion, will speak before- OLD the Young Americans HICKORY FIFTH for Freedom National Convention Nov. 9 in 4(A Full QUART Fort Lauderdale's Yan- kee Stadium. An esti- Fleischmonns mated crowd of 10,000 Goldwater enthusiasts Gilbey's ' from over the state is POUND expected to hear the Seagrams candidate. This is the second annual conven- tion for Young Ameri- That's right. This fine two bedroom, two bath Rutenberg Home can be bought for GIN cans for Freedom. The less than four cents a pound. Figuring it this way the Laurel costs less per pound first convention, held in than salt or sugar ... or bread or milk, but, of course, who buys 147 tons of those New.York in 1962, turn- items. Of course, no one buys a house by the pound but it is interesting just how 399 much value you get in a Rutenberg Home. Whether a house is priced by the pound, ALTIER by the- foot, or any other way, your true value is not entirely in the concrete, wood, r~ and other materials that go into the construction. The reputation and integrity of CREDIT JEWELERS the builder is most important in any home purchase. If the builder uses the finest FULL QUART materials and the best of craftsmen and then stands behind the home in a personal HARRINGTONS * WATCH and guarantee, you have value that cannot be measured in pounds. Rutenberg Homes JEWELRY are recognized throughout Florida and the iiation as representing the very finest in CANADIAN design, craftsmanship and materials. But, in addition, Rutenberg guarantees every WHISKEY REPAIRS home for one full year and backs that guarantee with a service program that includes four regular inspections during the year. Such a guarantee could only be given 499 with a superior product. Whether you buy this lovely Laurel model, by Rutenberg, FULL QUART SERVICE and by the pound or any other way, it will still only cost $11,500, built'on your lot All floor plans ond designs copyright 1963 PARTS (or ALL anywhere in this area. Your Rutenberg Home Counselor will help you find just the by the Rutenberg Construction Co., Inc. CHARTER FULL QUART right lot for your Rutenberg Home. LINES of OAK NICHOLS Reserve See the Laurel and other beautifully furnished model homes, open daily for vour in- IN 86 Proof ELECTRIC RAZORS spection. Three bedroom, two bath Carmel, $14,750; four bedroom, three bath Ri- viera, $17,500; lands costs additional. BOCA RATON SQUARE 399, * ENGRAVING HOW TO GET TO THE MODEL HOMES •Fine Delicious .*• HO DAY Take U.S. #1 to BocaRaton, at Howard Johnson Watch Service Restaurant and Camino Real Blvd. (S.W. 6th Street) ^ turn West and follow Camino Real to the Ruten- ^-^p- SANDWICHES 44 S.E. 1st Ave. PfJAVF RFFF • THFFtf Served on White or Rye Bread Amdur Bldg. berg Models at 1385 WestCamino Real, Boca Raton Square. ^ KB .HAH wiUl DeliciolIS Kosher pickles Downtown Boca Raton Bttr • HAM SERVED DAILY 10 a.m. - a a.m. 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday/October 17, 1963 Record Crowd on Hand for Columbus Day Barbecue By Lilian Avery Columbus Day dawned bright and clear. At the Boca Cabana Club an army of helpers were putting final touches on what became one of the most suc- cessful fund raising projects of Debbie-Rand Ser- vice League. It was the Community barbecue. At 3 p.m. the crowd started to arrive and a steady stream entered the patio for the next four or five hours. There was continuous service of food. Tables were consistently full of family parties, neighborly parties and tete-a-tete duos. There was plenty of food until the very last large appe- tite was satisfied. Children had fun — there was plenty of running space. There was dancing and entertainment by vocalists, musicians and just looking at the varied groups of people from here and out of town. At an early count 1400 tickets were sold. An estimated $1500 was profit. Mr. and Mrs. Len Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Heck, all of Boca Square, visit while waiting for eatables. Resting after serving dessert for hours and hours are Marymount College stu- dents. Four out of towners enjoyed the barbecue and met local residents. Sitting left, Jane Gascoigne of Virginia, (right) Dorothy Cusick, Maryland. Standing left, Phyllis Salvador, St. Augustine, Fla., and right, Mary Ann Dever, Cleveland, Ohio. 'Come get your Coke" John Hopkins (front right) calls. The Coke stand was ably manned by the U.M. Hopkins family of Boca Villas. Standing at back from left are Steve Avery, Pam, Vee and Hoppy. The contented customers in front are Paul Avery and Danny Oates. Location Changed The Public Is Invited Mrs. James F. Gog- \0 gin, publicity chairman of the Boca Raton Gar- Musical Evening and Open House den Club, announces a change in location for Friday, October 18, 1963, 8:00 p.m. the hat sale. It will now be held at 171 S.E. 1st EVA A. POST Organist Ave. in the Royal Palm M rte DORIS VANN Soprano Shopping Center. The hats have been Boca Raton Moravian Church made by members of Competitors in the balloon drawing competition are the Garden Club. Pro- 2 S.W. 12th Avenue left David Alley, center Jimmy Alley and back Kevin ceeds will go to the (In Boca Raton Square) Toomey. building fund of the club. From the southeast section of town came the Harry Thernell family. From the A new kind of Pontiac with northwest the Dick Heidgerds. It was real neighborly — Layne Thernell stands in front of her father. a new kind of Pontiac power * itpeu^to know' League Plans U.N. Dinner The League of Women Voters is planning a United Nations Day Din- ner Thursday, Oct. 24, at 6:30 p.m. at the Del- ray Beach Country Club. The main speaker at the dinner will be Dr. Samuel Portnoy, pro- fessor of history at CHOOSING INSURANCE THAT Florida Atlantic Uni- FITS YOUR NEEDS CAN SAVE versity. Dr. Portnoy UNNECESSARY EXPENSE! Your particular insurance needs are dif- took his bachelor's and ferent from your neighbor's. And doctor's degrees at the there are many different types of University of Wisconsin policies that will provide for them. at Madison and his mas- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cadman ate a late dinner in- So it pays to find those that are ter's at the University doors at the Cabana Club. right for your needs, and your of Chicago. At Trenton budget! It also pays to know that State College Dr. Port- State Farm has just the noy was chairman of the ing planned in collab- of University Women, right insurance for Intercultural Education oration with the United and the Business and your needs. Call me committee, and at Church Women, The Professional Women's today! Mansfield State College American Association Clubs. in Pennsylvania he was chairman of the social sciences department. W^M^^^^miBmS.v^.-j.si^:-i^CCii A specialist in mod- Our ern European history and 20th Century Rus- ONCE A YEAR sian history, he is an SAVINGS SPREE IN EARL WILKINSON expert in the develop- "SECONDS" AGENT ment of Soviet commu- OF THE FINEST FABRICS 1!9 W. Palmetto Park Road nism and has taught Boca Raton, Florida courses relating to cold Ofc. Phone: Res. Phone: war problems. SALE 395-3515 395-2636 The cost of $3 per State Farm Insurance Companies person includes tip and 2,000 Beautiful Yards Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois tax. This dinner is be- MDRAPERY • SLIPCOVER • UPHOLSTERY £ji SI 00 ONE-DAY SHIRT M ONLY I A YARD LAUNDRY AND (If first up to $6.50 yd.) DRY CLEANING m Special Group of 395-5200 UPHOLSTERY FOREGROUND: '54 TEMPEST CUSTOM CONVERTIBLE BACKGROUND '64 TEMPEST 4-DOOR SEDAN It's the '64 Wide-Track Pontiac Tempest with a new SIX Family ii ONLY Sl95 A YARD for savers and a V-8 for swingers. SERVICE Through OCT. 26th Tempest's new in-line 6 develops 140 horsepower from 215 cubic inches, and it'll please * UNIFORM everybody but the gas station man. And Tempest's optional~at-extra-cost 326-cubic RENTAL inch V-8 puts out up to 280 horsepower for swingers. Do your choosing soon, okay? SEE THE ONLY DEALER WHO SELLS THE WIDE-TRACK CARS—YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER * COMMERCIAL FLAT 20 S DIXIE BOCA RATON * ONE DAY SHIRT and CLEANING SERVICE JERRY EARL PONTIAC, Inc. 30 S.E. 1st. STREET 510 N. Federal Highway Delray Beach, Fla. Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7k Seacrest Scenes Report Cards Out, Parents' 'Day in School' Set Friday By Cary Kammerman REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! You know what? I've never introduced myself to you. So here's a line-o-type or two about myself. I have lived in Boca Raton for the last five and a half years. I am in the senior class at Seacrest. After graduation I plan to attend college, possi- bly the University of Miami. If any of you Seahawks ever could utter as she found want herself walking off the so m e- field with her crown and thing roses was: "This is mention- such an honor. I'm so ed in my happy and surprised." column Congratulations to p1 ease Judy and to the other men tion lovely girl s in her court. it to me and I Anyone interested in will be buying Seacrest pens more Cary are asked to contact one than happy to include it. of the Zonta Club girls. Cost is only 500. The Last week the journa- number of pens on hand lism II class went to is limited so be sure and station WE AT for seve- get yours soon. ral hours. The students were The National Honor given a guided tour of Society will begin its this television and radio yearly sale of Seacrest station. Darlene Walker decals next week. These of Boca mentioned that attractive stickers cost it was an enjoyable and only 250. educational field trip. Edna Young, varsity Complete cheerleader and Boca Roll-About The Wheelette Club planted 10 palm trees resident, asks anyone along the path between with unwanted lumber to the shop and wing 10. call her at 395-0842. She with After the trees grow wants to start collecting for a few years they materials for the big bonfire later in the year. STAND will certainly enhance the beauty of our campus greatly. Guidance counselor and dear friend to all Report cards came students at Seacrest is out today . .. hope yours Lowell Hostetler. Some was good enough to bring of you still may not know home. that he has been in the Tomorrow will be hospital for the last parent-teachers confe- week. If you would like rence day at Seacrest. to send him a card he Students will have the is in room 169 at Be- day off and it will be thesda. our parents turn to go to school. (That is a big See ya all at the game switch!) Parents are Friday. We're going to asked to stop by the slaughter Palm Beach.. school library before (everybody keep your going to the classrooms. fingers crossed). GENERAL^ ELECTRIC Members of the National Honor Society will be Dr. Layman Back stationed around the school to assist in find- From Seminar ing classes. Dr. Paul Layman, Bo- Celebrity-portable Hours for conferen- ca Raton chiropractor, ces will be 8:30 to 11:30 just returned from par- a.m. and 1:30 to 3:15 ticipating in a research p.m. seminar at the Hotel Texas, Fort Worth, Featuring GEs Exclusive Our fighting Seahawks Texas. The seminar was defeated Miami Mili- conducted by the Parker tary in a non-conference Chiropractice Research Lifetime Circuit Board Guarantee game, 47-0. Foundation. The half time cere- The General-Electric Company guarantees the Etched- mony was high-lighted by the crowning of Miss Shop the newspaper Circuit board to be free of manufacturing defects Judy Oliver of Boca as ads . . . before you buy for the lifetime of .the television receiver. Kick Off Queen. All Judy . .. and keep the savings. TELEVISION PUBLIC NOTICES Big 19" Daylight Blue picture Charter No. 14924 Reserve District No. 6 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE BOCA RATON NATIONAL Full power transfomer chassis with BANK OF BOCA RATON IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30, 19 63. Pub- automatic gain control lished in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. . Top-mounted controls for easy use ASSETS PAM 202 YVY 1. Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items In process of collection' . 1,486,325.56 Built-in telescoping monopole 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 3,615,297.03 By any measure.. antenna 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 79,957.91 \*\'\ OPEN 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures (including $302,161.77 securities of Federal agencies and There is nothing "just as good as" General Electric TONITE TIL 9 corporations not guaranteed by U.S.) None 302,161.77 5. Loans and discounts (including $None overdrafts) 4,399,185.37 8. Bank premises owned $176,459.13, furniture and fixtures $103,553.33 (Bank premises ownedare subject to $119,850,65 liens not assumed by bank) 280,012.46 12. Other assets 105,012.31 13. TOTAL ASSETS 10.267,952.41 LIABILITIES 14. Demand deposits of individuals, partner- Once More ships, and-corporations. 4,362,223i99 15. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 3,822,172.96 16. Deposits of United States Government (including po stal savings) 145,354.48 Reduced to PRICE GOOD 17. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 943,244.93 18. Deposits of banks 47-,850.35 19. Certified and officers' checks, etc, 144,069.67 WHILE 130 SETS 20. TOTAL DEPOSITS $9',464,916.38 (a) Total demand deposits $5,142,743.42 (b) f otal time and savings deposits $4,322,17 2.96 LAST 25.Otherliabiiitt.es 21,658.79 26. TOTAL LIABILITIES 9,486,575.17 VALUATION RESERVES MAJOR APPLIANCE 29. Other valuation reserves 2.183.40 2,183.40 30. TOTAL VALUATION RESERVES 2,183.40 "~~~~~~~~ CALL SERVICE DEPT. CAPITAL FUNDS 33. Common stock —par value per share $10.00 No. shares authorized 50,000 No. shares unissued None WH 1-6960 No. shares outstanding $500,000.00 . 34. Surplus $200,000.00 35. Undivided profits $ 79,193.84 . ' 37. TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS $779,193.84 TV-Radio-Hi-Fi-Stereo 38. Total Valuation Reserves and Capital Funds 781,377,24 SERVICE CALL 39. TOTAL LIABILITIES, VALUATION RESERVES AND CAPITAL FUNDS WH 1-8550 NOTE 40. Time certificates of deposit outstanding 1,50 2,800.00 Fre* Estimates On Alt Sets I, Rose-Marie Rutherford, Cashier, of the above-named bank do Brought Into Pompano hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, Store RoseJdarie Rutherford Shoppers Haven - WH 1-5837 I 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza - 395-4122 We, the undersigned tfirectors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. POMPANO BEACH I BOCA RATON Milton N. Weir ) Harold E. Swltzgable ) Directors. John H. Weir ) Publish: October 17, 1963 8A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17, 1963 m tU' WHERE DOES THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE BEGIN? Perhaps, for you, the Happy Difference in shopping at Publix begins with that after breakfast cup of coffee and the Publix newspaper ad. We try to make them easy to read, easy to plan from. Or, it could begin when you enter our stores. "We try to make them the cleanest, brightest, most appetizing food markets in Florida. But whenever the Happy Difference begins for you, the result, like the proof of the pudding, is good eating! And at Publix the good eating is guaranteed, because we feel no sale is complete until the meal is eaten and enjoyed! 'c Enjoy the Happy Difference soon... at Publix! SERVING PENINSULAR FLORIDA WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9A dairu dpecialA s*»^s^^« frozen foocLA * J J f •PP^^H Ore 'Ida Shoestring wmmma down produce lane ^^ . ^B£* *%^H Margarine VS 27c Potatoes ,. ^ Tropic Fresh To-toes ,,K* FPIIBUX S| Daiquiri Mix. 4 ££ All-Purpose CourrtamJ M* '- T^T^" 5* *M Cheese Spread tUV 79c it I 5-lb- VIA,. BL% MARKETS m M Kraft Plate Mrs. Smrrh't Apple, Coconut Custard, Banana Cream,. Apples ba 49c ^Ht #^H Chocolate Cream Family Sixe 3 Cheese Whiz •£ 33c Golden Ripe t^^^_^_*^«B m*^^^^^M Pies. 2 ^ 99c •fWalutoM Tamptoe Whipped Bananas -ib . 29c BH^M^BH 8 Morton's Buttermilk, or Sweetrm'lk 3 S Cream Cheese ™P 35c Orange Blossom pinM 49C W»riBI%B Biscuits 2 PS 39c Fruit Salad quflrts 89c SHOPPING Gorton Breaded Shrimp ;£ 99c IS A Mrs. Paul's Family Pack h: Fish Sticks PLEASUH1 ... Penny Saver Blue giant Detergent • . . . . . size Rinso Blue OF Prices C Effective Detergent •.....• 1. 5 t THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17, 1963 Meet Seacresf Jayvees At Memorial Park Bobcats Seeking First Win — Again moved to end on of- An "all shook up" fense, and end Bill Gil- Bobcat football squad lette has been switched will try tonight for the into the right guard slot. Air Team third time to get into Tom Osborne, the 208 the victory column, go- lb. tackle, will move in- ing against* Seacrest to center on defense. H-Bombs Jayvees at Memorial Hazelwood's charges Park. have done pretty well Coach Harold Hazel- on defense, having given m Scot Squad wood has judggled his up only five touchdowns entire offensive squad in three games. On the St. Andrew's Coach to try to get some scor- other hand, the offense Ned Fox thinks they ing out of his charges. has been non-existent, should change the name The only starter in his with not a single point fron Florida Air Acad- regular position will be scored all season. emy to Florida Football Chuck- Lekniskas, cen- Academy. ter. Though Tuesday's Tim Beegle, who was scrimmage was slug- You see, the Academy gish, Hazelwood expects utterly demolished Fox' a stalwart in the defen- his boys to be "up" Slammer Rentals placed second in the Twilight •Golf League played on the sive Bobcat line at right thin and inexperienced guard, has been moved for the game with Sea- Scots Saturday by a wild Boca Raton Hotel and Club course. Team members included, from left, Lew crest's JVs. blue yonder score of Montgomery, Bill Schwarzhoff, Bob Montgomery and Don Montgomery. to full back. Beegle has established himself as Since Boca Raton stu- 57-0. a hard charger and Ha-dents have been going The rarified air zelwood is going to take to Seacrest for years, around Cape Canaveral advantage of it. with Boca Raton High — the game was played Tony Lalli, who sawSchool gradually taking Chuck Lekniskas will be the only Bobcat starter in nearby Melbourne — some service at right over the load, the game tonight playing in his former position. Coach Harold might have contributed is a natural for heated Hazelwood has juggled the other ten men all around to the Scots's second halfback, has been mov- rivalry. straight rout. Their op- ed over to full to alter- In fact, both Hazel- in an effort to build a scoring aggregation. In three ponents now have scor- nate with Beegle. wood and Seacrest JV games this year, the Boca Raton High School foot- ed a total of 98 points Henry Mateo, defen- Caoch John Northern ballers haven't pushed across a single point. Lek- in two contests while sive end, has been see it the same way — niskas is the center on the offensive team. the Scots haven't man- switched over to quar- as a beginning to a long aged to cross the goal terback and will alter- and interesting football line. nate the position with rivalry. Jets Join Scoreless Column, The Airmen had Harry Herbold, a hold- • "Our boys don't want things pretty much their i over. Both are expect- Boca Raton to start own way. They rang up' ed to see plenty of ser- End Up In Tie With Deerfield 19 points in the first vice, and may be used beating us," Northern i said. "We'll be ready." The Boca Raton Jets The tie gave the Jets quarter and added 13 in as a Paul Brown shut- a record of two wins, the second to lead 32-0 tle maneuver. While the Bobcats joined their older cou- have been dropping sins — Boca Raton High one loss and two ties, the at the halfway point. St. Dennis Jones, a one- best record a Boca Ra- Andrew's threatened time quarterback, has games to Belle Glade, School and St. Andrew's Riviera Beach and Nova, — in getting in the ton 115 lb. squad has only once —• late in the been moved to right half ever run up. The only waning minutes when to take advantage of his the junior Seahawks scoreless column last have won one and lost Saturday against the defeat came at the hands they drove to the seven speed. of undefeated Planta- yard line. Bruce Hurd, former two, finally getting in Deerfield Beach Rebels. Trophies were distributed Tuesday at the end-of-season banquet of the Boca the win column last week However, the Jets tion, the league leaders. Raton Twilight Golf League. From left are Tal Chingos and Bill Behrens of fullback, will start at the left half-back slot. against Fort Pierce 12- managed to keep their the third-place Behrens Home Maintenance team, and Jack Schoonmaker and Ron Riewold, a quar- 0. opponents also score- Jack Benson of the first-place Bayou Restaurant Team. terback at the first of Spectators at Memo- less; something their Ample Mortgage Funds the season, has been rial Field tonight should cousins haven't been BOCA STRIKERS see a wide open game, able to do. Available att interest rates o off 6% Team Won Lo st CHURCH FELLOWSHIP with Seacrest expected The Jets ended in a 1. Cardinals 14 6 Team Won Lost to fling the ball often scoreless tie with the r 2. Mockingbirds 13 7 1. Community 5 16 4 and as low as BOWLING 3. Nightingales 12 8 2. Advent 1 10 4 and with the Bobcats heavily favored Rebels, 4/e 4. Blue Jays 12 8 3. Moravian 9 13 " expected to move the despite the fact that they 5. Sandpipers 10% 9>/2 4. Methodist 7 12 8 ball more. MEN'S HANDICAP 6. Sea Gulls 7»/2 5. Baptist IV: 8% completely dominated By Joan Chatelain Team Won Lost 7. Flamingos 4 16 6. Community 6 11. 9 Game starts at 7:30. 13 the play. 1. Amer. Legion 7 8. Pelicans 3 17 7. Moravian 8 10 10 Saturday night is 2. Boca Car Wash 13 7 High Individuals, Men: Fred 8. Advent 2 10 10 JA 3-5496 3. Smithson&Key. 12 8 Belz 186-532, Rene- Caron 9. Presbyterian 11 10 10 FORT Sweeper Night at Uni- 4. Buss Pool's 11 9 199-510, Joe Niles 168-485; 10. Advent 4 10 10 ILAUDERDALE versity Bowl. 5. Nat'l.Auto parts 10 10 Women: Mary Celusnek 200- 11. Presbyterian 10 8 12 * WITHERS 12 6. Deerfield Plumb. 8 12 439, Emmie Niles 146-4 25, 12. Presbyterian 12 8 7, Turner Nurseries 8 12 11 901 South Federal Highway Anyone, male or fe- Ruth Manning 171-424. 13. Advent 3 9 MAIN OFFICE: 8. Boca Heat. 8s AC 6 14 17V, male, with a 175 ave- 14. Baptist 14 2V MOVING • STORAGE 2OO UA.KE JWE., LA.KE WORTH BOYNTON BEACH High Individuals: M[. Stevens BOCA HIS & HER High Scores: Marty Caron 210, rage or less many en- 225, P. Bacon 211, A. Orn- R. E. Branch, President M. Z. Wertz, Vice Pres. Mgr. Team Won Lost Curt Prenzel 203, Carl Doug- YELLOW doff 208; Set, A. Orndoff 534, ter and the cost is only 1. Hunters Four 15y 7% las 187. F. Dettman 533, G. Hall 531. 2 $4.00 ($2.00 bowling fee 2. Jolly Four 13 8 l MEN'S SCRATCH 3. Eight Balls 12'/2 8 /2 and $2.00 prize fund). 4. Quads 12V4 S'/j Team Won Lost Starting time is 10:30 1. Bill' sBarber 14 1 5. Nutmegs 12 8 6. Inseparables 11 10 p.m. so come out to 2. Purvis Plaster. 11 4 7. Florettes 10'/ 10'/i 3. Com, Laundry 9 6 2 the lanes Saturday night 8. Country Club 4 9 11 4. Keating of Fla. 9 6 High Individuals, Men: Santo and maybe this Satur- 5. Kreuscher Const. 9 6 Mongoli 213, Reuben Diedrich 6. Rutenberg Homes 9 6 day you'll be $25 heavi- 213, Harold Pearson 199; Wo- 7. Liberty Glass 6 9 men: Jerry Sheller 191, 'Ruth er! 8. Bert's 6 9 Orndoff 188, Grace Pearson 9. Boca Plumbing 6 9 162. UNIVERSITY KINGS 10. Boca Tackle 5 10 Tean Won Lost 11. Zim's Bar 3 12 1. Boca Window WOMEN'S INVITATIONAL 18 6 12. Scott Homes 3 12 Team Won Lost 2. The Curtis Co. 16 8 Larry Peters 216.623, Bill Da. 1. Team 1 13 5 3. Boca Nat. Bfc. 15 9 gatta 267-617, 'les Beadle 2. Boca Lounge 10 8 4. C.A. Quill an Co. 14 10 205-605, Fred OJsen 212-598. 3. Famous Door 10 8 5. J.C. Mitchell 13 11 Al Graham 209-596, Jack 4. Wlnfield Gift 9 9 6. Wentworth Plast. 13 11 Cadough 220-592, Jack Myr- 5. Bussin Const. 8 10 7. Boca Uniform 11 13 dek 224-588, Pat Honchell 6. Team 2 4 14 8. Good's Arner. 11 13 236-570. High Individuals: Ester Pfan- 9. Tuni son Prop. 11 13 ner 207, Kay Paullin 201, 10. Univ. Tavern 11 13 BOCA SQUARES 14 MIXED Cha-lotte Williams 194; Set, 1 1. Griddle Rest. 10 Team Won Lost 15 Eadie Barnes 532, 12. Merco of Fla. 9 1. Sandra 19 5 16 13. D&M Auto Parts 8 2. Baron 19 5 NASSAU MIXED 16 Team Won Lost 14. Thermo Indus. 8 3. Chateau 14 10 1. Headhunters 17 7 4. Palais 14 10 5. "Duche ss 13i/ 2. Da Mafia 14yi UNIV. BOWLERETTES 2 ioy, 10 Team Won Lost 6. Princess 3. Hasbeens 14 10 1. Futenberg Home s 19 5 7. Goldenrod 12 12 4. CellardweUers 14 10 2. Hardrives 17 7 8. Troplcana 12 12 5. Islanders 14 11 3. Turner Nurs. 16 8 6. Butterballs 13 9. Somerset 12 12 13 4. McReynolds IS 9 7. Team 8 11 10. Laurel 11 13 16 5. Clearwater Spr. 15 9 8. Iri-Hards 8 11. Carmel 11 13 16 6. 5thAve. Plaza 15 9 12. Chalet 11 13 9' Team 1 8 7. The Independentsl4 10 13.tBahia lo 14 10. Pushovers 7V4 8. Team 13 13 11 14. Skylark 8 16 9. Roadman's 13 11 15. Vanda 7 17 10. Williams Phar. 10 14 16. Riviera 6 IS Jefs Schedule 11. Boca Coin L aun. 9 15 Harry Colfax 213-583, Joe 12. Boca Does 7 17 Brescia 198-553, Rex Moss 13. First Bk. & Tru st 7 17 20S-S53, Gene Lehman 210-527, 14. Sarah Rutherfords 7 17 Bob Motzer 175-509, Chsrles Special Meeting 15. Team 3 6 18 Hubbard 205-499; Joanne 16. Eli Witt 3 21 • Smithson 187-477, Ton! De- The Boca Raton Jets High Individuals: Dottle Mather 1S9-468, Klara Crock- will hold a special Mom Beard 193-485, Jeanne Brown- ett 176.462, Kay Griffin 168- and Dad's Night tomor- lee 190-515, 461. row evening at 6o'clock at the Scout Hut, ac- cording to Coach Dave Franks. Coaches and cheer- leaders will be intro- duced and plans for the coming second round in the Goldcoast Confe- rence will be discussed. Three Games Are On Tap All three local grid teams play this week- end. Newspapers produce light and St. Andrew's jour- neys to McArthur Field tonight to take on Chaminade High information. Their absence School while Boca Ra- ton's Bobcats host Seacrest's Jayvees at 7:30 at Memorial results in darkness. Park. The Jaycee Jets take a trip Saturday to Plantation to go against the Gold Coast Boys League champs. BOCA BATON NEWS Plantation gave the NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK OCT. 13-19, 1963 Bob Minor, St. Andrews* back, is expected to see Jets their only loss of plenty of service tonight as the Scots take oh Cham- the season in the inade High School at McArthur Field. The Scots are opening game here. hunting for their first win. Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11A Miscellaneous for Sale Pets Personals Business Opportunities Classified Ads Frigidaire elec. range For sale, Poodle, sil- Emergency oxygen unit BEER, WINE and Rest- exceptional $30.00; Bilge ver grey, min. male, 5 1 hour of oxygen. Call aurant — Heart of Boca 34S.E. 2nd. Street pump 12 volt $10.00; months, AKC, shots, WH 1-2527 or CR 6-— ideal location. B.L. Boca Raton News Classified Boca Raton, 278-0229. 6839. PARKER, Associate of PHONE Italian 6.5 rifle & ammo $10.00; New, never fired Boardman Realty, 395- 12 gauge single shotgun, Offices for Rent Rooms for Rent 1499. 9 AM to 2 PM. Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale 395-5121 case & ammo $20.00; BOCA RATON -Central, 1 or 2 twin bed rooms Listings Wanted COUNTRY Club Village, NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-bedroorn, 2-bath on 683 N.W. 12th Road, 2 all formica kitchen w/ Published Every Thursday pair of footlockers$3.00; location, unusual office, with private entrance. RENTALS WANTED Intracoastal — air-con- 8 pr. sheer ruffled cur- shop, desk space, off Call Boca Raton 278- bedroom, 2 bath home. marble base, huge patio. ditioned. 395-3890 for Ad Deadline We can rent your home Wall to wall carpeting Open — 2698 N.E. 26th tains $1.00 pr. Might patio balcony with ex- 3435. After 6 p.m. call or apartment quickly. appointment. Wednesday sell 1963 Evinrude out- cellent light &. air, plus 395-1947. Walking dis- in living room, drapes Terrace. Boca Woods. A BARGAIN — Large ll;OO a.m. For prompt action and refrigerator. Close Ph. 395-4254. board 40 h.p. push but- air-conditioning. At- tance to town. please call Frosell to new high school and house, 3 bedroom, 2 - RATES - ton controls tank and tractive leases. Owner, 2-story, 3 bedroom, 2- bath, wall to wall car- Line Rates 30 it Large Twin Hotel room. Realty Co., 1299 Suniversity. . Owner 395- battery. Can prove mo- 395-5750 or 395-4299. Private bath & entrance. Ocean Blvd. 395-0333. 1374. bath, Family Room, pet, well and sprinklers, per line tor in storage since Feb. Wall to wall carpeting, 10 fruit trees bearing, Minimum $1.20 Furnished including Near everything. Call Warehouses '63. periodically oiled, electricity & water. Use 395-0398. ROYAL PALM YACHT drapes and refrigera- 140 ft. front, 180 ft. per insertion firm $550.00. 395-4928 1000 to 1800 Sq. Ft. & COUNTRY CLUB tor — Lake Floresta. of telephone and secre- Available N.W. 16th St. back. 395-1432. or 1319 S.W. 4th Court, tary-bookkeeper, 4 Homes for Rent DESIGNED WITH 298 N.W. 10th Court. New 2 bedroom, 2 bath Miscelloneous for Sale Boca Islands, Boca. Industrial Area. Jack- CHILDREN IN MIND hours per day. Total 2 Bdrm. 1 bath, nicely son 4-7813. Ft.Lauder- This 6 bedroom home Split Level, 3 bedroom hcme..,See at 850 S.W. Maple Dbl. bed, box $45.00 per wk. Call 395- furnished, newly deco- dale. and 2 baths. Good loca- 12 th Terrace or call spring foam rubber Autos for Sole 5113. 9:30 to 1:30. has pool, large screen- rated. $750 for the sea- Reel Estate for Sale ed patio area, family tion East of Federal, 395-3890. mattress, chest and *62 Corvette, low mile- son. Utilities & lawn fully furnished. Every- BOCA SQUARE i m Small office in court of Duplex for sale, mov- room, and many other mirror night stand. Tilt age. Red-black interior. Orchid Square. 200 S. care included. 17 Hast- features including an ice thing goes with sale. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, gar- back leather chair, also 327 Turbo fire engine - Fed. Reasonable. See ings St., Boca Raton. ing north. 2868 N.E. 5th water tap in the kitchen Nice yard and sprinkler bage disposal,dishwash- L.C. Smith typewriter, syncromesh - positrac- your Broker or call Lo- Call CR 6-7907. Ave. 395-4770 or see and extra hot water in system. 435 N.E. 2nd St. er, refrigerator, built good cond. 395-0648. tion - stick, wonder bar your broker. Boca Raton. Phone 395- in stove, central heat. radio. Private. Call gan 6-3229. Ft. Lauder- Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 master bedroom for Electric RCA stove — dale, Fla. bath furn. Seasonal or Real Estate for Trade coffee in your room. 4951. 12'x24' Screened patio. 395-1457. $15,500. 395-0280. 20 inch bike - 14" tri- Apartments for Rent yearly. Chatham Hills Ft. Lauderdale, three Definitely designed for cycle - Maple double Help Wonted area, from Nov. 1. Call houses in excellent rent- the larger family who Bed & mattress - 10 •SPACIOUS new one and 395-0738. wants true Florida liv- TO Maid, Part Time.White- two. bedroom,. electric al locations east of Fed- HIGH ABOVE THE SEA pc. maple dinette set, house Motor Lodge. Call eral Hwy. Will exchange- ing. Priced realistically SETTLE rollaway bed-lawn mow- kitchen, Ige. closets, Furnished 3 bedroom, 2 ESTATE! On 100' lot. Ocean- 395-4400. bath, East of US1. 395- any or all for Royal for quick sale as owner REALTORS er - (2) hemp rugs. will furnish. Ph. 395- Palm lot or house, sub- has been transferred side of AlA between Call 395-2847, Beauty operator, fol- 3287. 2437. • and must move fast. Beautiful home, on in- Boca & Delray. Mag- lowing preferred, apply EXTRA Guests Coming? Immaculate 2 bedrooms; ject to mortgages. Call tracoastal waterway at Heavy antique screen owner Ft. Lauderdale Another Motherwell nificent 4 Bdrm. — 3 218 S. Federal Hwy. Or- Available, Furn. Studio furnished seasonal or Realty Exclusive. Boca Raton. Death of Bath. This quality oriental design teak- chid Square Coiffures, Apts. & Villas, on the yearly, 170 N.E. 21st 564-7940 or Jackson 3- owner dictates sacri- wood frame. 3 panels - 8971, home has everything! Boca Raton. __ ocean, private beach, St. Winfield Park. kMOTHERWELL fice sale. 3 bedrooms, Excellent room lay- 6' high. Worth $100 — priv.dock. The Villas of 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen- Real Estate irt REALTY 3 baths, family room, will sell $25-395-3829. Part time job for handy out. Huge G.E. Kit- man, gardening etc. Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean tral heating, screened For Rent or Sale 757 s. Federal Hwy. screened lanai with chen, fireplace,luxu- Blvd; on A1A. Call 395- Boca Raton, Fla. pool, dock, garage, Phone 395-2020. patio, awning windows, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 1 395-4044 rious draperies, w.to Subscribe To BARBER - for 170 boys. 5220, yearly lease, $115, a Block from Intracoas- etc. Complete, lovely w. carpeting. Estate The Boca Raton News Furn. new shop. Oppt. ATTRACTIVE two-bed- month. 395-1319. tal. Fully Furnished. Services Available furnishings. A $48,000 privacy with modest to make some side mon- room apartments, com- 2 Bdrm. 1 bath. $90 a Close to this shopping value, reduced to up keep. Breathtaking ey for retired man. Con- pletely furnished, cen- mo. Phone 395-0778 af- center. 434 N.E. 5th If you want to get a $38,500! Definitely, a terraces, sacrifice in PUBLIC NOTICE tact Mr. Arnold, St. An- tral heat and air condi- Court. Can be seenany- "Best Buy"! ter 4:00 p.m. for ap- Real Estate License MacLaren & Anderson, 60's. Liberal terms, CITY OF BOCA RATON drew's School. tioned, close to beach, pointment. time. Call 395-4951. must move. By owner Palm Beach County 474 WavecrestWay, Bo- Call Dave Harvey Inc. Boca Raton, Florida . Portrait and commer- 2-Bdrm., 2 baths, plus Homes for Sale 395-2640. He has or your broker — CR ca Raton. Phone 399- 151 E. Royal Palm Road 6-9523. October 14, 1963 cial photo studio with 9875. Income from Hotel Rm. NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath, successfully coached PH: 395-1333 NOTrCE TO CONTRACTORS established franchise Min. to Ocean. Furnish- home central heating, over 4000 students. Furnished, lovely 2 ed or Unfurnished, Sea- The City of Boca Raton, guaranteeing business is bdrm. apt. air-cond. op- city sewers, extra Ige. SACRIFICE SALE ! Boca Raton, Florida, will re- looking for local man as. son or yearly rental lot, built-in range & HOME REPAIRS ceive bids on or before 5:00 working partner or posite golf course. 343 show daily. 400 N.E. 4th Priced to sell, must go north by Nov. 1. P.M., • Tuesday, October 29, E. Royal Palm Rd. oven, Ige. screened CARPENTRY, Alterations, Villa Rica Estate section. 3/2 with screened 1963, for the furnishing of all manager on profit shar- St., Boca. porch, no closing costs, labor, materials, and equip- ing basis. No investment One and two bedroom Paneling, Doors, Screen patio. Beautifully landscaped with circular ment, necessary for the in- furnished apartments RENTALS price $14,000. 1199 W. and all types of repair. drive. Extra's include central electric heat, stallation of a pavement required. Write c/o Bo- Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph. Licensed and Insured. along Alamanda Street from ca Raton News, P.O.conveniently located and Delray, Boca, Deerfield, aluminum storm awnings, built in range, dish- Paloma Avenue to N.W. reasonably priced. Pompano. Furnished — 395-1818. Phone 395-2672 washer, disposal, exhaust fan & combination 7th Court, together Box 580, Boca Raton RESIDENTIAL BEAUTY with all work incidental thereto, Fla. Box G. BOONE APARTMENTS, unfurnished. Seasonal — snack bar. This is the best buy in town at said work to be performed in 175 N.W. 3rd Street, yearly — option. Irene Wonderfully located The KLIP ARTIST $15,500. 440 N.E. 35th St. Boca Raton. accordance with plans and home - 3 bedrooms, 2 specifications on file in the Arvida Realty Sales, Inc. 395-1580. Bogardus, J. Stuart Professional Lawn Maint. Phone owner for appt, 395-3127 City Engineer's Office, arid offers an excellent op- 2-BEDROOM, 2-bath, Robertson Asso. Inc. baths with every modern Power Vacuum that the specifications not 395-4626. convenience - beautiful Work Guaranteed herein specifically set forth portunity for competent, furnished, 1 bedroom, pool - home fronts on Under Strict Supervision shall be in accordance with reliable and personable furnished. Adams Apart- 942-4354 after 3 p.m. FAMILY LIVING AT ITS BEST . . . the State Road Department real estate salesmen in ments, call 395-1812. RENTALS small lake - 2 car ga- sp ecific ation s. DELRAY - BOCA rage - sprinkler sys- Selling Service Living area 16x30 plus a separate Din- SPECIFICATIONS its Boca Raton office. Furn. lovely ' bedroom tem - awning type win- ing Room. Completely built-in Kitchen— Please phone to arrange apt. Also large studio 6 mo. or annual, loads of cupboard space. 3 Bedrooms, The entire forty" foot wide $110. to $300. per mo. dows, circular drive - SEABOARD right-of-way shall be cleared interview, 395-2000. apt. Reasonable. 4300 central heat - screened 2 bath, double garage, — of course a and graded. There are several Instructions—Tutoring N.W. 3rd Ave. 395-2596. MILDRED I. MADDOX patio - modern from Lawn Maintenance utility room and patio. Quiet but handy large trees to be removed from BROKER the work site. Rooms $ 8.00 every point of view - Forest E. Smith neighborhood. Sounds expensive, doesn't Bids shall be made on a unit M.I.T. HONOR GRADU- 507 N.E. 20th Street Owner-Manager it? You'll be pleasantly surprised with ATE can improve Efficiencies 12.50 Listed at $35,000. Shown or price basis and the amount lBRapt, 13.50 to 18.75 Boca Raton by appointment only. both price and terms. Call 395-2640 due on final payment shall be grades & attitude. School 395-2900 732-61.93 435 Boca Raton Road drive by and stop in at computed by multiplying the -family problems cap- 2 BR apts. 15.00 to 21.25 Motherwell Realty, 757 395-4896 actual quantity of the black top 3BRapt. 22.50 DARRELL'S S. Federal Highway, Co- asph attic concrete wearing ably handled. Phone 485 N. E. 30 th St. surface by said unit price. Harold Selleck 395-3303, Near school, park and WEEKLY SPECIAL lonial Building, Boca REMODELING This NOTICE and the follow- Raton - 395-4044. ing schedule is to be used in Professional Tutor- shopping. Free utilities. 2 bedroom, 1 bath par- Garden Apartments, 290 ADDITIONS making the Proposal for the .• Counselor, M.I.T. 1943, tially furnished house. SPANISH CHARM SCREEN ROOMS above work. in Boca Raton eleven W. Palmetto Park Rd. Conveniently located. FROM YESTERYEAR PROPOSAL years. Tel.395-5549,395-2736. $90.00 per month year- Located on a beautiful FLA. ROOMS Paving approximately 1,210 Efficiency, center of ly. Call Harriet Jack- wooded one-half acre "Anything" 2/BEDROOM WATERFRONT square yards complete the Situations Wanted town. Opp. Golf course, Wm. C. Prowe unit price of: $ per man - 395-1322 or 395- lot, this 7 room home lEAUOtS square yard. Executive secretary business people prefer- 355 N.E. 5th St. 0516. Bruce Darrell, offers something that Boca Raton Total: S seeks top position. Fast red. 255 E. Royal Palm Realtor. . would be unable to be Brand NEW 2/bedroom, 2/bath waterfront — Bidders must have a City shorthand, typing, know- Rd. duplicated today. From 395-2789 $18,990 o . Includes central heat and air con- occupational license- for this ledge of Spanish, col- Lots for Sale work. The City reserves the Enjoy - Unusual private the red barrel tile roof ditioning, city sewers and side walks in afine right to reject any aid all bids. lege background. Write BOCA RATON, extra and high ceilings to the residential section of Beautiful Boca Raton — The bidder is required to eff. - patio. Near Beach deep lot in Country Club examine the site of the propos- Box H, c/o Boca Raton - Reasonable. 195 S.E. pecky cypress used "Be Prepared" Excellent financing ... To inspect — Call or ed work and it will be assumed Vill. near new high News. Wave Crest Way, Boca throughout, this is a tru- Don't wait for another dry spell! See HAL HAYNES, your man at ... that he is satisfied as to'the Would like general maid school & university, ly charming home. The conditions to be encountered Raton 395-4365. sewer in. Priced below Come in - Browse - Get prices whether or not specifically set work. Regular hours. 8 kitchen has been mod- M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors forth in the above notice. to 4. Call 395-3058. Deluxe studio apt. furn, market. Call Owner 395- ernized and the baths Complete Line of The City of Boca Raton will unusually nice. Large 5750 or 395-4299. newly tiled. There is air Weir Plaza Building - 855 S. Federal Hwy. not be responsible for any li- yard. Ideal location abilities incurred during the Services Available '3 residential lots 75' x space under the Georgia 3 Roca Raton, Fla. - Ph: 395-4000 completion of the above work. Aircraft rental, flight within walking distance hardwood floors to in- The successful bidder enter- to beach & town. Full 150' $2200. each. Ex- Supplies ing Into a contract for any por- instruction, sightseeing, clusive with Wood Real- sure a moisture free tion of the work shall furnish storage, maintenance.' season. Frances Apts. home. Priced for quick All necessary fittings for REPAIRS and file with the City an ac- 114 S.E. 7th Ave. Del- ty, 700 E. Palmetto Pk. CEMENT DONUI CUTTERS ceptable contract Performance "Learn to Fly" Fla. Rd. 395-0445. consideration this may ROYAL Bond as security for the faith- Airmotive, 395-1699. ray Beach, Fla. be investigated by call- RUST REMOVER ful performance of this contract FULL one-acre lots' ing us for appointment. FREE Sprinkler System Estimates OAK and for. the payment of all per- 1 and 2 bedroom apts., near University, 395- "Get our bid-Be glad you did" sons performing labor and/or LAMPS AND SHADES Motherwell Realty, 757 also efficiencies. Nice- 3890. _ REALTORS HILLS furnishing materials in connec- Old lamp shades recov- ly furnished - beautiful S. Federal Hwy., Colo- WELLS and PUMPS tion with the contract. ered, lamps rewired, BUILDING lots for sale nial Bldg., Boca Raton, at Low Prices The undersigned agrees to refinished. Ft. Laud. JA location. Jordan Manor in beautiful Country Club Fall in Love with THIS 3/bedroom, 3/bath execute the contract within ten - 101 N.W. Pine Circle 395-4044. Raton's Oldest Well and Sprinkler Firm waterfront pool home designed for true Flor- (10) consecutive calendar days 3-1619. Village. Phone 395-1818 after notice being given of the 395-4567. NATIONAL ida living completely and luxuriously ap- or stop at office at en- Stores for Rent Sprinklers & Wells pointed . . . Priced below replacement cost. award of contract, and that -all QUALITY Alterations 1 bedroom furn. apts. trance. work will be completed within 158 N.W. 13th St. Phone 395-1828 Shown by appointment only „ ,. Phone or visit one month, after receiving no- done in my home. 901 $60. per .month. South- YOUR OWN OFFICE tice of award from the City. N.W. 3rd Ave. 395-5471. land Apts. 2060 N.W. LOTS for sale in Unit 3 or SHOP GEORGE VAN ZEE, your man at . . . Thi s form mu st be u sed for 2nd Ave., Boca Raton. of the Estates section in .New Building —30 S.E. 4th St. the Proposal and signed. The Quality dress making, Boca - Raton at below Loads of P arlcing completed Proposal shall be Alterations, and drape- See Manager Apt. #2. PRIVATE OFFICES — S40 to ATTENTION M.N. WEIR & SONS, !NC, Realtors placed in a sealed envelope ries sewn. 395-2399. market. Call Owner, $55 per month including elec- and plainly marked on ,the out-, Lots for Sale 395-1222. tric lighting, heat, and air LOT OWNERS Weir Plaza Building, 855 So. Federal Hwy. side "BID FOR PAVING " Custom tailoring & ex- conditioning We will build any of our ALAMANDA STREET — To pert alterations on la- Boca Raton . . Ph: 395-4000 be opened at the regular City PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PRIME MOTEL SITE CALL OWNER at 395-3909 Custom Homes on your lot Commission meeting, Tues* dies & Mens garments. — or your own plans, if you day, October 29, 1963." Alteration Center. 110 Can be built on this Here in Boca Raton Real Estate Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted The envelope containing the E. Palmetto Park Rd. prime location now. where the new Uni- prefer. We build in Deer- Proposal shall be addressed to: Located only one versity will require field, Boca Raton, Delray City of Boca Raton 395-4299. Real Estate Boca Raton, Florida block from the heart many new motel Beach, Boynton, Lantana, or Attn: City Manager Wanted to Buy of the new profes- rooms to service it. WANTED Palm Beach County. NOTICE Prep ared by: Wanted Clean Used sional district of Bo- This parcel is large AND A.E. Amsler Wn. H. Lamb Coming to Florida about The Civil Service Board, City of Boca Raton, Flori- HOUSEHOLD GOODS ca Raton this proper- enough to accommo- November 4tft. WILL City Engineer City Manager ty with a street front- date a national chain We Will Take Your Present da, will receive applications for the following posi- Spbmitt ed by: ; Will Pay Top Prices PAY CASH for well House In Trade tion up to and including October 26th, 1963: Try Us Call-WH2-1042 age of 300' has ample size operation . located small CBS home, Duke Home Furnishings room for a substan- in Boca Baton area. RECREATION SUPERVISOR .Signature: ___„ 2301 N. Dixie Highway, tial development, ROBERT W. IN6ALLS Write full description Age Range: 25 to 50 years REALTOR Salary range: minimum of $344.00 to a maximum of Publish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963 Pompano CALL OWNER 395-1222 Boca Raton *395-1222 and price, $420.00 per month Furnish Proof of Publication. Buy - Sell - Trade Ray Puck ett Applicants must have graduated from a four year 203 Lake Shore Drive college or university with specialization in recrea- CHOICE WATERFRONT HOMESITE IN Hanna City, 111. Ph. Boca 395-2900 Evenings Boynton 6193 tion or physical education or any equivalent combi- ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB nation of experience and training. The Niello Lounge There is no requirement for residence for filing this lot and a half with 124 ft. of beautiful application, but appointees must within 60 days water frontage together with its generous Building A Home ? from the date of their permanent appointment estab- depth of 178 ft. creates an estate like setting. lish residence and actually reside during their Vacant waterfront lots in Royal Palm are Let Us Prewire For Future Installation period of employment in the City of Boca Raton. OPEN decreasing in supply as the building of new Local residents may apply at the Civil Service STEREO homes continues and this offering repre- of * PATIO & BACKGROUND MUSIC Board office, 2nd floor, City Hall Building, N. Fed- FRIDAY NIGHT sents a real opportunity to obtain this uni- * INTERCOMS eral Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. Non-residents que property at a very realistic price. * MASTER ANTENNA SYSTEM may write to the Civil Service Board for an appli- Free Beer on The Hour The combination of its location, size, and cation. Applicants will be given written notice price makes this Royal Palm homesite one five days prior to date of competitive examination. (BETWEEN 7 and 9) of a kind. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATON To see this fine offering call L.S. McLAIN, Secretary 105 W. PALMETTO W/Aff p Publish: October 10 and 17, 1963 BEER ROBERT W. INGALLS, Realtor 395-1222 3060 K. Federal Hwy. 395-4808 :CU.~l- J £l2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday. October 17, 1963 Fleming High School Plans Dedication (Continued from page 1) D espite a heavy rain, the high school, opened be before the Florida a large crowd of par- last February, will be Cattlemen's Associa- ents and teachers at- held in early November. tion and the 14th an- tended a meeting last Parents and teachers nual meeting . of the Friday night at Boca decided not to form an Florida Fire Prevention Raton High School. organization, but named Council. Charles Godwin, a steering committee to Tomorrow he meets principal, introduced set future meetings. with the Associate In- teachers of the school dustries of Florida in and gave a short sum- Scheduled airlines Tampa and goes on to mary of their back- operate about 150,000 Sarasota in the after- ground. flights per day, an ave- noon to address the Godwin announced rage of about 6,250 per Florida Council of that formal dedication of hour, or 104per minute. Teachers of Reading and English. Saturday he begins with a breakfast talk to CROSBY W. ALLEY Life Insurance- the Florida Association Health Insurance of Speech Teachers and, Group Insurance in high gear, covers the AMDUR BUILDING Rotary district conven- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Annuities ; tion with 800 people at Tickets are still on sale for the Fireman's Ball to- 9:15 and moves on to il: morrow at Hidden Valley Country Club. Mrs. Linda Clearwater for an 11:30 Phone 395-4404 Watson picked up her ticket from Fire Lt. Dan An- speech before the State drews this week at the main fire station. Civitan convention. Sunday he will confer Charles Linton (center), accompanist for the Boca On Stage show, was honor- "GEE ! I'm GLAD I'm in the with his headquarters' QUALITY UPHOLSTERING staff in Fort Laud- ed Sunday at a surprise birthday party by members of the cast. The show is a REALTYRAMA erdale. Monday key joint undertaking of the Boca Raton Kiwanis and Junior Woman's Clubs. At BOCA NEWSLETTER ! campaign workers are left is Mrs. Linda Perkins of the Junior Woman's Club and Bill Brown of Ki- * Wide Selection of Fabrics meeting in Tampa to wanis. The celebration marked Linton's 68th birthday. map plans for the home * PROMPT SERVICE stretch which ends with with a "Fun Night" pro- Rep. Reed Will Speak Soroptimists gram Friday evening. 1\ the Nov. 5 election. A meeting will be held * ANTIQUES RESTORED REALTY RAMA (Continued from page 1) Saturday, the educa- In terms of cost to include Mrs, Ruth Har- tion theme will develop on October 21 at 9:30 you, the newspaper ker, publicity; Mrs. as the Soroptimists hear a.m. at the First Fed- ILEADINGI costs almost nothing. John B. Miller, regis- an address by Dr. Phil- eral Savings and Loan a few cents. In terms of tration; Mrs. George ip S. Borden, associate Association's building FURNITURE Refinishing HOME BUILDERS of Boca Raton what a newspaper means Young, credentials; professor of business to discuss the amend- and Upholstering to you . . . everything. Mrs. H.C. Schrecen- administration at Flori- ments on the Nov. 5 gest, entertainment; da Atlantic University. ballot, Mrs. Oryal E. 8 5.E. 2nd STREET Mrs". Thomas C. Jami- Miss Sink's talk Sat- Hadley, said. son, hospitality; Mrs. urday night is expected State Rep. Donald Phones DAY 395-0717 EVE. 399-0618 Earl Sprague, finance; to cover education and Reed will be the princi- Mrs. W.G. Whitehouse, educational problems pal speaker. decorations; Mr s. Franklin Page, music; Mrs. Jules Frosell, press book, and Mrs. IMPERIAL Weekend Qpecials Roger Shaul, program and tickets. BLENDED WHISKY AT OUR Rexall DRUG STORE The conference opens Mrs. Ellen Lindberg Mrs. Ellen M. Lind- BOCA RexgM berg, 64, of 461 N.W. 3 for $10 LIGGETT RexaU DRUG FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN 1975 H. FED. HWY. PHARMACY 8th Street, died late Monday following an ex- DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON Reg. 4.50 138 W. PALMETTO PK. RD. tended illness. PACKAGE STORE Phone 3954919 Phone 395-4841 Mrs. Lindberg came FULL QUART here eight years ago FULL QUART from the Bronx, N.Y. Champion FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY She was active in af- PEDRO'S Survivors include two Reg. 1.73 HALF-PRICE! Reg. 97c sons, Howard W. of Bourbon CARA NOME West Palm Beach and MODESS DEODORANTS CEPACOL John A. of Yonkers, RUM Cream or roll-on. N.Y., and six grand- SEAGRAM'S 48 '$ 1.39 24-hour protection LIQUID 69$ children. 8 Yr. Old from perspiration^ Services were con- VRegReg.. 44.85 and odor. ducted Wednesday night Reg. 1.06 Reg. 65c at the Kraeer Funeral FULL QUART Johnson & Johnson Home by Rev. Reuben FULL QUART PEPSODENT Anderson, pastor of the FIFTH HIRAM WALKERS ifReg. 6. TOOTHPASTE BABY POWDER Community Church. Contributions may be NICHOLS LARGE Close-Out made to the American Reg. GIN SALE Cancer Society or to the BLEND 2 TUBES 43* Debbie-Rand Founda- 6.75 tion, Inc., of Boca Ra- 99 Reg. 2.00 ton. Q79 Reg. 98c Burial v/ill be in New REG. 5.10 1# REG. 5.! FOAM York City. OLD SPICE BARDINET SHAVE CREAM AFTER SHAVE SCHOOL MENUS FULL QUART fi FULL QUART STOCK, WALKER'S Week starting Oct. 21 BRANDY CINZANO or J59 BOCA RATON SCHOOL VODKA CHARTER . BOISSIERRE MONDAY — Ground OAK I beef with gravy over VERMOUTH AN EMERGENCY buttered rice, lettuce Bourbon 349 Reg. 1.25 Doesn't Watch The Clock! Reg. 1.4S and tomato salad, wheat 5.50 That is why we are always on call — and white bread and but- w. FIFTH 24 hours every day. As part of our ter, apricot halves with ROUX COLOR community's health team, we feel our INSULIN Reg. 5.00 3.20 services should be available whenever syrup, milk. GRANTS SCOTCH needed, regardless of the time of day — 5.50 or night. For fast, reliable service any TUESDAY — Baked SHAMPOO time — all the time — you can depend macaroni and cheese, S Years Old upon us to fill your prescription needs. buttered broccoli, corn Limited CUT OUT and PASTE and tomatoes, wheat bread and butter, fruit -* Quantities IN MEDICINE CABINET 59$ 99* jello, milk. ** Reg. WHITE LABEL Night 395-0454 or WEDNESDAY — Phones 395-2565 Creamed chicken and 7.15 vegetable pie, mashed Reg. 98c 24s Reg. 1.29 SQUIBBS potatoes, garden salad, FULL CASE SCOTCH bread and butter, ice CLAN DRISTAN TABLETS 79* MINERAL OIL QUART 98* cream cup, milk. 24 CANS THURSDAY — Pork MacGregor with gravy on bun, oven 49 VITAMIN browned potato, steam- SCOTCH FULL QUART FIFTH 1-A-DAY TYPE ed cabbage,apple sauce, B-12-12 MCG. 100's milk. CABIN STILL MULTIPLE VITAMIN IOOS 1.09 FRIDAY -Bakedfilet 69 VITAMINS 69* of perch, Spanish sauce, Reg. 7.15 Reg. 5.95 WITH MINERALS 100's FIFTH 69 50,000 UNITS 100's parsley potato, turnip greens, corn bread and Reg. 5.001 REG. THERAPEUTIC VITAMIN 3.49 VITAMIN A 1.39 butter, sliced peaches, 5.50 Reg. 4.98 WITH MINERALS 100's milk. J.C. MITCHELL MONDAY —Barbecue GERIATRIC MULTIPLE VITAMINS 2.98 pork on bun, baked PM beans, sunshine salad, Reg. 89c BELMONT milk. -roil Pack TUESDAY — Meat and WALKER'S RUBBER GLOVES potato casserole, Har- TEN HIGH 99 REX vard beets, bread and butter, jello, milk. BOURBON FIFTH FILM WEDNESDAY — Chicken and gravy on Reg. 4.50 ' High-speed, panchromatic film hot biscuits, glazed car- [ for sharp, clear pictures. In Reg. 8.95 CASCO rots, bread and butter, ! 120, 127 and 620 sizes. orange juice and cookie, FULL QUART FRIDAY N1TE HEATING PAD milk. FIFTH Park & Tilford 3 rolls...SPECIAL THURSDAY — Ham- FISH FRY 5.95 burger on bun, carrot 3 for $11 RESERVE ALL YOU sticks, potato salad, CAN EAT Reg. 4.50. Hush Puppies, peach cobbler, milk. I «..*••; Fr. Fries Watch for Our H Sale Starting Soon FRIDAY — Pizza, po- Cole Slaw tato chips, cabbage and We Invite Your Charge Account carrot salad, sherbert, milk. Ceremony at St.. Joan for Miss Azzarello Mrs. Hamann BOCA RATON NEWS St. Joan of Arc Chur- Hosts DAR ch was the setting Oct. Mrs. George I. Emer- 12 for the marriage of son, regent, Boca Raton, Maria Antoinette Azza- conducted the first fall rello and Harry Lacy meeting of the Jonathan Creamer. Dickinson chapter, The double ring cere- Daughters of the Amer- mony was performed by ican Revolution, Friday, Rev. Eugene McCarthy. at the home of Mrs. C. Saelat The bride is the Emory Hamann, Boyn- daughter of Mr. and ton Beach. Mrs. William Azzarel- lo, 418 N.W. 13th Drive. Mrs. Hamann gave She was given in mar- personal highlights of \ Ne#4 riage by her father and Miss Barbara Shaffer the 72nd Continental wore a gown of white Congress held in April silk taffeta sheath with at Washington, D.C. SECTION B Thursday, October 17, 1963 Poge 1 batteau neckline and el- Miss Shaffers Resolutions passed by bow length sleeves. It ttat congress were ex- had a dome shaped floor Engagement Told plained by Mrs. Walter Miss Hoelscher Marries in Ohio length overskirt with a B. Jackson, national de- detachable chapel length Announcement was fense chairman. Miss Jane Hoelscher, train trimmed with re- made this week of the daughter of Mr. and embroidered alencon engagement of Miss Guests from the Es- Mr s. 01 af W. Hoel scher, lace. Her veil of im- Barbara Maxine Shaf- tahakee chapter, DAR, Greenhills, Cincinnati, ported illusion was held fer to Robert Kenneth Boca Raton, were Mrs. Ohio, and David G. Do- by a coronet of seed Low. Harold P. Mixer, na- midion of Boca Raton, pearls and rosettes. Miss Shaffer is the tional defense chair- son of Mrs. Rose Do- daughter of Mrs. Har- man, and Mrs. S.A. Mc- midion and the late Gus- She carried a prayer old W. Smith, 700 N.W. Connell. tage Domidion, City Is- book covered with white 5th Street. land, New York, were orchids and carnations. She is a graduate of married Oct. 12. Her maid of honor, Ft. Lauderdale High Insurance Women The bride was given Dorothy Parker, wore School, attended Flora in marriage by her fath- a street length ice blue MacDonald College in Will Hear Bebout sheer over taffeta North Carolina and pre- er. Rev. Paul Lammexs, sheath with bell shaped Paul Bebout Jr. win uncle of the bride, per- —Colony Studio sently is employed in formed the double ring, over-skirt, batteau Mrs. Harry Creamer Boston, Mass. be guest speaker at two candlelight ceremony at neckline, three quarter Low is the son of Mrs. meetings planned by the the Greenhills Presby- length sleeves. There Edith Low and the late Insurance Women of terian Church, Cincin- was a double bow on the flowers as the maid of Howard High School, at- Walter Low, of Epping, South Palm Beach Coun- back at the waistline. honor — a large long tended University of ty to be held at 220 S. nati. N.H. Federal Highway, Boy- Two attendants, Mrs. stemmed white rose Baltimore, and served He is a graduate of The bride is associat- Linda Kerr arid Joan four years in the U.S. nton Beach. ed with Powdrell and fashioned of gladiola University of New Alexander, Inc., devel- Schmidt, wore ice blue petals tinted blue with Air Force. The first meeting will sheer over taffeta The bride's parents Hampshire, with a bach- be held Tuesday, Oct. opers of Camino Gar- living green satin foli- elor's degree and is em- dens. The bridegroom sheaths with bell shap- age. gave an evening recep- 22, the second a week ed over-skirts. Head- tion at the Lion's Club, ployed in Portsmouth, later, Oct. 29. Both will attended City College, The bride is a grad- N.H. New York and is the pieces were matching uate of Seacrest High Boca Raton. start at 7:30 p.m. The blue cabbage-rose School and attended Uni- Out of town guests in- The couple plan to two sessions will dis- owner of Boca Raton marry Saturday in Epp- Florists/ Inc. shaped tulle veiling. versity of Florida. cluded the bride's aunt cuss commercial prop- They carried identical ing, New Hampshire. erty coverage. The church and re- Her mother wore a and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ception hall were deco- beige brocade sheath Joseph Degaetano, Pep- rated by the bride- Barbara Kelly Is dress with matching ac- per Pike, Ohio, and from groom. Aisles and pews cessories and a cor- Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. were decorated with Mrs. David G. Domidion Named Co-Chairman sage of white carna- Lowell Creamer, broth- For a lovelier p.. tions. er of the bridegroom, coral and ivory ribbon in with a fitted bodice, i For Your Next PHONE with floral decorations in front of the chancel Macalester College The bridegroom is the Mr. and Mrs. Robert ** Appointment 395-2449 were bronze and yellow batteau neckline and son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Kitzmiller, sister of the on candelabra. The win- long sleeves ending in reports that Barbara dows of the sanctuary mums with touches of Kelly was co-chairman liam Creamer, Glen bridegroom. \Jljth •..teiA.ifc.VaK. 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17, 1963 America-Ireland Society Aids Scholarship Fund With Sale Shown at the Boca Ra- character and high in- ton National Bank, West telligence'.' Camino Real, Monday and Tuesday by the A dinner-dance is America-Ireland Socie- planned by the Society ty was a display of mer- at Hidden Valley Coun- chandise from Ireland. try Club, Saturday, Oct. It included wool 19, at 7 p.m. Reserva- stoles, rugs and tions should be made not scarves, Waterford later than Friday noon, crystalware, Belleck tomorrow with Mrs. Ku- linen, Irish pottery and ras, phone 395-5419. replicas of leprechauns. Mrs. Michael Kuras said the merchandise is KECK'S on sale for a scholar- Barber Shop ship fund for an Irish Downtown Boca Raton boy. He was chosen by 65 S. Fed. Highway onef Spar ley was there, too President EamondeVa- PH 395-9884 Pre-schoolers from the Florida Junior Academy rera, for his "good toured the Boca Raton Fire Department last week during the city's observance of Fire Prevention Week. Under the direction of Mrs. Alta S. Walter, the students concentrated most of their attention Time for a Checkup? on the department's 1,000-gallon pumper, Engine No. 10. Fireman Lou Papitto — most of the child- Who knows, maybe it is. After all, you get a checkup ren in town think he's named "Sparky" — was on on everything else—your health, your kids, the car. hand to assist the youngsters. So why not your investments, too? 1 b After all, times change—and so do security values. The stocks you bought five years ago may have beep just fine for your purposes then—but what about now? Maybe your objectives have changed. Maybe other stocks offer far better opportunities. Maybe there are definite weak spots here and there in your portfolio. That's why we think every investor should get a good financial checkup from time to time .. . find out just what his investment program looks Kke to a practiced, im- partial observer. And if you'd like to know what toe think of the stocks you own, well be happy to tell you. Our Research Department will mail you an objective review of your present portfolio, give you all the facts they can about any particular stocks you may want to buy or sell, or suggest a complete investment program for any sum, any objective. There's no charge for this service, either. Whether you're a customer or not. If you'd like an investment checkup, just write us a letter outlining your own situation and objectives. You simply address — Thomas G. Foster, Manager what 1 wanted MERRILLLYNCH, U FENNER&SMITH INC MEMBERS HEW YORK STOCK EXCHAHGE AHD OTHER PBIHCIPR STOCK *K0 COMMODITY EXCIMCEE 616 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 Weber Will Discuss 'Glades At Men's Garden Club Meet "The Everglades, sound films will be Our Last Frontier," shown following the talk will be the subject of a and discussion period. talk by Edward A. Web- Men of the communi- er at a meeting of the ty may attend as guests You ean look everywhere l>ut you'll never find a better selec- Men's Garden Club of of the Men's Garden tion of the finest quality fabric;-. All types, colors, textures! No Boca Raton Monday, Club. chargr for making when full length in materials from $1.98 Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at yard. We guarantee beautiful workmanship. the Boca Raton Recrea- Newspapers are more tion Center. than purveyors of news; i Open Mon.-Sat The talk will be illus- they also have a hand in EELER, Inc. 9-5:30 trated by photographs creating it by digging it taken by the speaker in Draping the Cold Coast Come In out of news sources who Or Phone several parts of Ever- don't realize they have a glades National Park. news story. 34)5 S. F«derol Hwy., Delroy Beach, CResrwood 8-2377 Weber has spent con- Intracoastai Viiit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop siderable time explor- (Cov« Center) Deerfield ing the Everglades. 1603 S.E. 3rd Court — Phone 395-288S In addition two color BOCA RATON FIREFIGHTERS to your BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION insurance • • • planning Developing a protection pro- gram that is right for you requires expert planning. Be- FOURTH ANNUAL cause we offer insurance of every kind for your home, car, family or business, we can ob- jectively analyze your require- ments over-all, and balance your insurance dollars to fit them best. There's no cost or obligation for this service. Call FIREMEN'S us for details. Representing Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company Member The Hartford Insurance Group BALL Hartford 15, Conn. Waterfront Community Musk by Ralph Chick and the Star Knights DISTINGUISHED LOCATION. Harbour Island FREE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE. You can on the Intracoastai Waterway... and EAST of make variations in floor plans and exterior Federal Highway (U.S. 1), is seconds away from designs. Wm the ocean, minutes away from downtown Boca Harbour Associates offer an exclusive Raton and Delray Beach. Waterways give direct "DELAYED BUILDING PUN." A small deposit Friday, October 18,1963 access to the ocean for any size boat. Bridges will insure choice of lot and guarantee price are no problem. of home against increase. 9T01 DAY Deep, wide canals opening into the Intracoastai Waterway. Central Heating and TO BE HELD AT Air Conditioning by YOUR/ MrldepenJent GENERAL ELECTRIC WATERFRONT HOMES THE HIDDEN VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB priced from Insurant M /AGENT Incorporating the world's finest appliances supplied and serviced by $24,950 to $38,500 Hopkins-Smith 7 beautifully furnished ENTERTAINMENT 500 S. Federal Hwy. exhibit homes on display $ BOCA RATON Informal •Donation 1.50 per person Ph. 395-0220 Harbour Island Homes • 7000 Federal Highway (U.S. 1) Boca Raton, Fla. Ph. CRestwood 8-2692 Thursday, October 17, 1963THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Fire Prevention Hi-lites Remember — we are part of the City, and be- Fire Department Thanks ing a part of this won- Week's Schedule derful city, we love you all. The Firemen of Bo- MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 Just About Everybody ca Raton are always Pine Needle Weaving, Community Bldg., 9:30 a.m. project. They handled ready, willing and avail- Woman's Choral Group of Boca Raton, 1st Metho- By Lt. Sal Matteis all their regular duties able to serve you 24 dist Church, 10 a.m. City Fire Inspector and alarms with courte- hours a day, °even days Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2-,30p.m. sy and respect becoming a week. - Lion's Club, 399.N.W. 35th Street, 7 p.m. Another Fire Pre- a fireman of Boca Ra- Questions on fire Bftlge Instruction, Community Building, 7 p.m. vention Week has pass- ton. safety, regulations or Democratic Organization, 140 N.W. 11th Street, ed and we hope the ef- To the wives of the just any questions are 7:30 p.m. fects have not been for- regular men who spent always welcome by this Boca-Deerfield Rod & Reel Club, Inlet Clubhouse, gotten. so much time at home writer. Send them to the Many civic and pub- waiting for their men to 7:30 p.m. lic organizations have Boca Raton News or Bo- Progressive Bridge, Community Building, 8 p.m. come home and for be- ca Raton Fire Preven- put quite a bit of time ing so understanding Elk's Club, 2800 N. Federal Hwy., 8 p.m. and effort in trying to tion E'ureau. Questions Brotherhood of St. Gregory's, Parish Hall, 8p.m. about the importance of will be answered quick- bring forth the impor- getting the message of ly ani from the best TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 tance of Fire Preven- Fire Prevention and tion and safety. The list available authority. Palm Frond Weaving, Community Bldg., 9:30 a.m. safety to the general So in closing I wish of participating parties public, we say thanks. Kmanis, Hidden Valley, noon. is long. The cooperation to say thank you again Plastic1 Flowers, Community Bldg., 1 p.m. To all who have taken for helping in our pro- of the newspapers and part in this campaign Brownies, Recreation Center, 2 p.m. radio was just wonder- gram, one and all. Civitans, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m. ful. against fire, Thank You. Jaycees, University Bowl, 7:30 p.m. Help from the diffe- Order of the Eastern Star, Delray Chapter 77, rent municipal depart- Masonic Temple, Delray Beach, 8 p.m. ments and girls in the JOHN Woman's Club, Rutenberg Model Home, 8 p.m. front office was a bless- Square Dancing, Community Bldg., 8 p.m. ing, especially our Insurance Agency, Inc. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 "Girl Friday", Mrs. Is- «?*•. •«*• abelle Hornbake, who 4S9 N.E. 20th St. Cancer Dressing Workshop, 1st Methodist Church, spent many an hour pre- ^ a.m. paring different forms Boca Raton Textile Painting, Community Building, 9:30 a.m. The Boca Raton Fire Department toured local schools during Fire Prevention and mimeographed ma- WIN FIELD Rotary Club, Ebb Tide, 12:15 p.m. Week to deliver awards for winners in contests held by the department. At J.C. terials for our use,, SHOPPING CENTER Cake Decorating, Community Building, 1 p.m. Mitchell School, Fire Chief John Loughery delivered a first place award to John The real unsung he- JOHN D. TALBOTT Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2.-30 p.m. Talbott for his winning poster and a second place award to Tanya Parks. Mrs. roes were the boys in 395-1511 Tap and Ballet, Community Building, 3 p.m. Representing * TRAVELER'S Insurance Co. Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Pi Chapter, members Elizabeth Eggleton is their third grade teacher who accepted the class award blue, our regular and NATIONAL casualty Co. NASP Auto Insurance for participation in the home inspection program. volunteer firemen, who homes, 7:45 p.m. gave so much of their AUTO - * LIKE - KIKE * IIOSPITAIJZATION Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Gamma Sigma Chapter, off duty time. They spent MARINE - HOME OWNERS ANNUITIES - BONDS members homes, 8 p.m. Taylor Named to For Classified Ad Service, Phone 395-5121 days preparing each THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 B£g Hooking, Community Building, 10 a.m. Personnel Post Exchange Club, Wolfie's, 12:15 p.m. Womens Garden Club, Recreation Center, 1 p.m. Charles F. Taylor Soroptimist, Ebb Tide, noon. Jr., now personnel di- Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35th Street, 8 p,m. rector and assistant city Boca Twilighters, Community Building, 7:30p.m. manager of Pompano, Boca vs. Cardinal Newman, Memorial Park, has been appointed di- 7:30 p.m. rector of personnel at Florida Atlantic Uni- Why live in Florida, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 versity, Dr. Kenneth R. Oil Painting, Community Building, 9:30 a.m. Williams, FAU presi- Twilighter Activity (day), Community Bldg., 1:30 dent, said. Board of Control con- .m. if you don't live on the water? firmation came at the GirSl1 Scouts, Recreation Center, 2:30 p.m. Teen-age Center (Record Hop), Recreation Cen- regular meeting Friday. ter, 7:30 p.m. The appointment will Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. be effective Nov. 1. Taylor has held posi- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 tions in personnel work Baton Instruction, Community Building, 9 a.m. in Biddeford, Maine, Boys Club, Recreation Center, 3 p.m. Boston and Cambridge, Teen-age Center (live music), Recreation Cen- Mass., since 1945, and came to Pompano in ter, 7:30 p.m. 1960. He is a 1943 grad- Smffleboard courts open 2-10 p.m., daily except uate of Weslyan Univer- Monday at Municipal courts in Memorial Park. sity and holds a bache- lor of science degree. Taylor resides with Births his wife, one son, and Mr. and Mrs. Law- two daughters, at Pom- PRINTING CO. rence Ronald Torri, 975 pano Beach. H. W. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA RATON S.W. 11th Ct., announce TELEPHONE 395-1909 the birth of a son, Law- rial Hospital. Mrs. Tor- R EVERY PRINTING HEED rence Ronald Jr., Oct. ri is the former Dolores 10, at Bethesda Memo- K. Blum. FCAMELESS EI.ECTWC COOKING IS A SNAP 1,000 meals THAT'S A LOT OF COOKING EVERY YEAR ... in Boca Raton, Florida water-living is at its at smart Lake Rogers. If you do — you'll know best! And Boca Raton's best family living is living at its best. Cool ocean breezes ... soft at serene Lake Rogers — a fine community of music of the Atlantic surf at night. waterfront living for affluent people. Each spa- Living here is unmatched. Florida living at its cious residence reflects the best of individual best, right on wind-swept Lake Rogers & the taste... in a Roman-sized swimming pool, Jntracoasta! Waterway. Water-skiing ... world South. Sea lanai or out-of-this-world, relaxful record Gulf Stream fishing —all, only a few patio. minutes away. Golf? Near Lake Rogers, at least Venice-like Lake Rogers ... interlaced with four championship courses (and many others deep, 80-foot-wide canals accommodates the in the vicinity). biggest cabin cruiser. But, everyone can't live Lake Rogers is your address of distinction. MAKE IT A JOY INSTEAD OF A CHORE... "Switch" to Flameless Electric ...the cooler, cleaner, faster, safer, cheaper way It's time to change to an electric range. cleaner longer, and pots and pans stay You'll love cooking with flameless elec- shiny-bright. tric . . . it's so efficient and so mod- No wonder more than a million Florida 3700 North Federal Highway, Boca Raton Phone 395-2052 ern. Automatic controls eliminate pot- families have switched to electric cook- watching . . . give you more freedom. ing... flameless makes the big difference! There's no constant-burning pilot light, The new electric ranges come in many P. S. Remind yourself on your calendar-today-for a tour of LAKE ROGERS eye-appealing, no fumes...you'll enjoy precious peace decorator colors and styles. See them luxurious exhibit homes (surely, one is meant for you!). They are open all day long, seven of mind. Your curtains and walls stay now at your electric appliance dealer. . days a week for your inspection (only 5 minutes from downtown Boca Raton). Prices start at $24,990. ^ flameless, .ITS CHEAPER. TOO LAKE ROGERS — distinguished Intracoastal community; go north on U.S. 1 (Federal Highway) to Northeast 37th Street, Boca Raton, FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA BOCA RATON NEWS Whufs the News Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of TtwedCtect the fast-growing Boca Raton area. By Oliver B. Jaynes slower than the normal Boca Raton ? J.H. Jesse, Publisher H. Clay Riley, Adv. Mgr. flow of traffic: John Opel, Editor Dwight Peters, Circ. Mgr. SLOW DRIVING can 1) Don't go out on the MEMBER cause accidents too. It's highways on weekends Florida Press Association not as dangerous as ex- when the roads are National Editorial Association ceeding the speed lim- crowded. Take your Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce its, of course, but driv- pleasure drives early in ers who want to dawdle the week. Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. on busy streets and 2) Avoid the main highways can cause a highways; take county Boca Raton, Florida 4B Thursday, October 17, 1963 lot of trouble. roads that usually have Driving slower than fewer trucks and lighter normal speeds creates a traffic; and are more lot of passing by other pleasure to drive any- motorists. It's particu- way. larly bad on two lane 3) If several cars are highways where pass- following you, put on ing is often difficult. your right turn signal Drivers wanting to pass and pull off at the next will become impatient good place so they can after following at a pass. You'll find it a snail's pace for a while lot more pleasant not and will take chances having several cars trying to get around. breathing down your It happens quite of- neck. ten also that several 4) Check your sitting cars will stack up be- position. Many slow dri- hind a slow driver. The vers are afraid to drive first car back may be a faster because they sit timid driver and afraid too far down into the to pass unless the road seat and can hardly see is clear far ahead. That over the steering wheel. makes it necessary for Build up your seat so the second car to pass you get a clear view two cars to get around ahead and on both sides. — the third to pass three Try it and see how much and so on. Such a situa- easier it is to drive that tion invites accidents. way. New highways — par- It's well to keep in ticularly the Interstates mind that slow driving — now post minimum isn't always safe driv- * *• speeds as well as max- ing. Older people, sight- imum speeds. And slow seers and "Sunday dri- drivers are given cita- vers" must take special tions as well as speed- precautions to avoid ers. trouble. These four rules will It is a shock to any be helpful to people who motorist to get a citation With the increasing concern for happenings on the national and interna- are inclined to drive for driving too slow! tional scene, it's often easy to overlook the importance of the reporting Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce of hometown news. Yet, this is one of the greatest values of your news- paper . . . gathering the news which keeps you accurately informed aboujk local events of personal interest. In observance of National Newspaper chamber Week, Oct. 14-20, we are happy to join in saluting the hard-working people comments of this newspaper for their many contributions to this city and area. WHY IT RINGS TRUE By Harold H. Green larships for Palm Beach County, will explain the Southern Qjk}^ Be! I objectives and operation We believe that the iiHg uiik Has, Futu!t& National Newspaper Week next meeting, Thursday, of the program which Oct. 24, of the Chamber brings high school stu- dents to the United The second week in October is fairs and to be active in all civic of Commerce Coffee Club will be the largest States from foreign set aside each year as ''National endeavors. lands. Miss Clair Di- The News also tries to be a yet. Here are three rea- SIXTH IN SERIES Newspaper Week." Thousands of sons, not necessarily in Frank, faculty member the weekly and daily newspapers staunch protector of community the order of their im- of the A.F.S. Seacrest of the nation pause during this rights; we try to reflect our chosen portance: High School chapter, INCREASE YOUR TRUST ACCOUNT week to again restate their objec- role as the community guardian. The coffee and donuts will tell how the chap- tives, to again pledge their re- Through our news columns we will be served in theter was organized and sponsibility to the community, strive to tell both sides of every Royal Palm Yacht and is functioning. INSURABILITY and to again thank the many peo- story; through our editorial columns Country Club — compli- Miss Betsy Rusch, ple who make the newspaper pos- and cartoons we earnestly labor to ments of M.N. Weir and student representative endorse issues in the best interest Sons Inc. of the Seacrest A.F.S. With MULTIPLE TRUST ACCOUNTS sible. chapter will outline how of the community and combat those Tom Meredith will be Since its establishment a few presiding for the last the foreign scholarship short years ago, the Boca Raton we think detrimental to our town's student is fitted into JXSCRETIO REVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT well being. time as president of the NAKY News, even though it has had sev- Chamber of Commerce school life. eral owners and publishers, has Of course, since all staff mem- Miss Gretha Scher- T and many people will -—v ^VOCAB-LTS^T^^^- continually stood four-square for bers of the News are only human, wish to express their merhorn is the charm- Ti h RVST =^dsin . . J AGREEMENT bringing its subscribers all the we often feel that we do not ac- appreciation of the fine ing 17.-year-old young tJleac !fg news affecting them. Like most complish as much as we should; job he has done for Boca lady from Holland who g> is this year a senior at DISCRETIONARY REVOCABLE TRUST AGREEMENT community newspapers, we report but we sincerely strive to give you Raton. The program will the best possible LOCAL news- be one of unusual inte- Seacrest High School. TRUST AGREEMENT news of our home town. She is the first to re- paper it is possible to produce. rest to both men and wo- The Boca Raton News each and men. The invitation is ceive an A.F.S. Scholar- every week carries editorial, news extended to all who re- ship in Palm Beach and advertising in its columns, side in our city, whether County. Gretha will tell ^^^S^^^^t^S^^^^^^^^^, thus influencing the daily life Thanks or not they are members us how she was chosen, and much of the retail spending of the Chamber. what it is like to be It would be impossible to let -NONE- _is appointed successor trustee, and in the event of " of our area. here. National Newspaper Week pass About the Program -NONE- The readership of the Boca Ra- without a word of thanks to the and children, the striv- ton News is more loyal than that Miss Harriet Arnold, many people who help make the Director of the Ameri- ing for security, are of any other paper coming into this Boca Raton News possible. can Field Service Scho- among the nobler mo- the area; the News is the LOCAL To our readers: thanks for your tives or "wants" and paper and most of our subscribers keen interest in the News as re- today's society, since that the fact that so it influences and is in- many of us share these i^^^^^^^^^^i^B^^ thoroughly digest the contents of flected in our ever-growing circu- each and every issu«. fluenced by economics, needs in no way makes lation. politics, rnoral con- them "low." In fact, the The Boca Raton News concen- the neuter. To our advertisers: thanks for cepts — in fact all the educated upper classes 11th OCTOBER trates each week on strictly local your confidence in investing your influences that bear have the greatest desire This- _day oL_ news, and we often probe deep to advertising dollars with us. This upon each of us as in-for these gratifications, give you the background of local support continues to enable us to dividuals — it is re- yet they decry them events; often in a personal way give our readers a better newspa- freshing to find a book most loudly. that is impossible for out-of-town that throws some light "Advertising" is a per, and enables your business to on the argument and media to achieve. In conjunction grow, thus adding to the progress thoughtful book and not throws cold water on one to be rushed 1. Insure to 10,000 an unlimited number with the complete coverage of the of the entire area. much of the partisan local news, we carry thirty to through. It deals with of TRUST Accounts. To many others: our thanks to heat that is generated. fine distinctions and fifty pictures weekly chronicling you who have assisted us during Walter .Tapiin's book delicate variations in 2. Either single or joint trust account benefits. the events of the week as they the past year by bringing in news does this in a literate, thought-patterns. Any affect Boca Ratonites. and pictures or who have assisted logical style. He is Eng- reviewer does it a dis- 3. Control the account while you are alive. Though our staff is of necessity lish and his references service to try to para- our staff in other ways to help us are British, but this in 4. The security of knowing where your money small, we try to become involved give complete and accurate cov- phrase and shorten the no way lessens the per- will go. in every phase of community af- erage of Boca Raton. tinence of his remarks. author's route. But if you sometimes try to figure out why 5. Revocable at your option. Tapiin covers the idea you bought the cereal of human wants, persua- advertised by "Tony Ti- sion and conviction, and ger" rather than Den- OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY I reading & Writing gives back to the con- nis James (in other TOP RETURN . . . INSURED SAFETY sumer the ultimate con- words would you rather trol for buying or not identify with the parents Accounts Insured By buying. Eggheads get of a darling two-year An Agency Of The By Adelaide Snyder "Advertising — A ing. quite a raking for their old than with the over- BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government New Approach" by At the opposite end of remark that "advertis- 35-year-old who must A current series of Walter Tapiin, Little, the scale are those who ing appeals to the low- watch his weight and di- TV spots by the Adver- Brown, $5.00. feel that advertising ap- est common denomina- gestion) and if you try tising Council shows peals to the basest, tor." Tapiin points out to decide if you use an three arrows forming a the cheapest, the most that mathematicians re- after-shave lotion to circle. One is mass pro- This is typical of thebanal in us and that with- fer to the "least" com- soothe your skin or to duction and one is con- Madison Avenue cult out advertising, we mon denominator and attract a lady with your FIRST FEDERAL sumer needs. The third, which feels that all the would return to the high- that the two are not sy- masculine scent, "you which brings the other blessings of modern so- er values of life. nonymous. He concludes will find many ideas SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach two together, is — of ciety come to us from Since advertising is that the desire for grace worth pondering in the course — advertising. the "art" of advertis- such a major force in and charm, love of home Tapiin book. 801 N, FEDERAL HWY, PHONE 395-2121 Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Jr. College to Offer Course DUPLICATING HIGH QUALITY In Civil Defense Education ... LOW COST A teacher training in- 1965 or later before a stitute in Civil Defense similar institute will be COPIES made of anything written, Adult Education will be authorized and conduct- offered Saturday, Oct. ed, by the State Depart- printed, typed or drawn . . . 19, Oct. 26 and Nov. 2 ment of Education," by ELECTRONIC STENCILS at Palm Beach Junior commented Otis Har- College. vey, coordinator, Civil r NOW AVAILABLE . . . • This institute is held Defense Edudation Palm to train new instructors Beach County. LAMINATION in CDAE, and to pro- vide a refresher work- The leasing of capital Photos, Forms, Charts, Maps, 1.0. Cards, shop for instructors al- equipment to companies Newsprint or any Valuable Papers ready certified. Those is now a $500,000,000- who complete this 18 a-year business. By class-hour institute are 1965 a billion dollars' Boca Raton Blue Print Co. eligible to teach courses worth — exclusive of in personal and family transportation equip- 230 S. Federal 395-4944 survival through the ment — is expected to Adult Education Depart- be on lease. Phone 395-5121 For Classified Ad Service ment for pay. Individuals not pri- marily interested in be- coming future instruc- m Insurance Agency tors in CDAE may also attend, since many as- Complete Insurance Service This view of the Florida State Exhibit site at the pletion. The circular steel work on the right is the pects of Civil Defense framework of the Florida Exhibition Hall which will Education have under- Auto - Fire - Homeowners - Liability New York World's Fair in 1964-65 shows the overall gone considerable chan- progress being made in construction. The photo- be air conditioned. The bowl of the Porpoise ges since the last insti- Yacht - Outboard - Theft - Glass graph was made from Meadow Lake on which the Pool and Stadium has been poured, and the stool tute was held on the 47O S. Federal Hy. Ph. 395-1661 site has a 500-foot front. The 110-foot high Citrus framework for it will go up soon. It is located to PHJC campus in 1961. Tower will be lighted Oct. 25, signifying its com- the left of the Citrus Tower. "It will probably be Special Session, New Taxes Seen If College Building Bonds Fail A special session of counties which produce "a sound financial al- the Legislature before 75 per cent of total Flor- ternative to new taxes next spring to raise tax- ida college enrollment. for education." es to pay for college "We'll have the stu- The bond issue will be classrooms was pre-dents whether we get the financed from the cur- dicted today if the Col- College Building rent taxes on the state's lege Building Amend- Amendment or not," utility companies. It is Some Things ment fails to win ap- Greene said, adding, estimated that financing proval of the voters on "Without it, to take care of the bond issue will November 5th. of them just next year cost about $5,000,000 Belong in a Raleigh W. Greene Florida probably would annually — or about $1 Jr., chairman of the have to go from a bal- a year for each Florida Florida Council of 100, anced budget to a $23,- citizen — but this will Fine Setting... said every reliablepro- 000,000 deficit. I sense be paid from the utili- jection indicates an in- every indication around ties tax with no new tax flux of between 27,000 the state that this will against the public. and 30,000 new students mean a special legisla- Florida's elementary You and your family do ... and so does your new home. in Florida's universities tive session to raise and grade school expan- and junior colleges in taxes to pay for this." sion was financed in the Here, in the heart of Boca Raton, Florida's finest residential city . . . the next two years. The Council of 100 same manner in 1952 by pledging the fees from convenient to all its many facilities and luxuries . . . the perfect setting Greene said these are chairman added: "No- for your perfect way of life. the children from the body likes to think about auto license tags. Pub- huge post World War II that, but it's a fact and lic taxes were never baby crop and that the we've got to face it." raised. The same child- Here, in Camino Gardens ... a world apart, entered through a private, present public institu- ren aided in 1952 have Greene urged support now attained college age seven-acre botanical garden — its own scenic lake and island, laced with tions of higher learning paths and footbridges. simply do not have the for the College Building placing an unprecedent- classrooms, laborator- Amendment, Issue No. 2 ed demand on state fa- ies and equipment to ac- on the state ballot, as cilities. If you appreciate the finest in tropical living, purchase NOW— reserve your commodate and train homesite — build your customized home now or anytime within a year. them. The College Building Air Force Colonel Joins FAU Staff Amendment would au- thorize a $75,000,000 Newest addition to the bond issue to expand staff of Florida Atlan- and upgrade five public tic University, accord- universities, 23 public ing to announcement by junior colleges and president Kenneth R. would start construction Williams, is Col. Roger of two new universities. H. Miller, who will as- It would affect the 29 sume the duties of busi- ness manager Nov. 1. His appointment was confirmed by the Board GRIFFIN of Control Friday. Miller leaves the staff FLOORING CO. of the Judge Advocate, 'Griifin Has The Floor" Air Force, Missile Test Center, Patrick AFB.to come to Boca Raton's VINYL upper division univer- CORK sity. Roger Miller A native of North Ver- RUBBER non, Ind., Miller took the bachelor of law and FORMICA master of law degrees at Indiana University SANDING School of Law. For over FINISHING 20 years he was in ac- tive federal service FREE ESTIMATES Col. and Mrs. Miller 118 N. Federal Hwy. have four children, and the BARRINGTON Delray CR 8-1210 are building a new home by: W.P. BEBOUT in Boca Raton. "Farmer, age 41, de- Perfectly in tune with the gracious Camino Gardens sires to correspond with way of life is this brilliant home! Privacy is the keynote, REALTORS OF BOCA RATON a young woman of simple from the fully-enclosed pool terrace to the luxurious tastes. Beauty unneces- master bedroom suite, with its full-marble bath and private dressing room . . . One of six outstanding 2 The following F. WOODROW KEETON, sary, prettiness not de- are members of 2950 N. Ocean Boule- sired. Object, matri- and 3-bedroom exhibit homes, priced from 5524,500 to , the Boca Raton 340,000; slightly higher on waterfront. . '- I Board of Real- vard, 395-5252. mony." Jtors. Doing MAC LAREN & ANDER- The foregoing is a SON, INC., 151 E. Royal classified ad which ap- business with Palm Road, 395-1333. them you are MILDRED IRENE MAD- peared in a large metro- assured the DO X, 507 N.E. 20th St., politan daily about the highest type of service 395-2900. middle of the last cen- that can be administered tury. It was answered by in the field of Real Estate J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, Practice. INC., 22 S. Federal a lady named Meg Charl- Hwy., 395-4711. ton who eventually mar- ARVIDA REALTY CO., MOTHERWELL REALTY, ried the advertiser and 998 S. Federal Hwy., 757 S. Federal Hwy., became the nation's first 395-2000. 395-4044. lady. The advertiser? W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. F. BYRON PARKS, 151 Federal Hwy., 395-4334. N. Ocean Boulevard, Ulysses S. Grant. CONN C. CURRY, P.O. 395-3700. W.P. BEBOUT, REAL- Box 354, 151 E. Royal PETRUZZELLI REAL- TOR'S objective is palm Rd., 395-1333. TY, INC., 2325 N. Ocean something different, how- CAM! MO BRUCE E. DAKBELL, Boulevard, 395-0822. ever. It is our aim to GARDENS 301 N. Federal Hwy., J. STUART ROBERTSON call your attention to .395-1322. ASSO., INC., 60 S. Fed- the fact that whether WM. DAY, INC., 500 S. eral Hwy., P.O. Box 193, you are buying or sell- Federal Hwy., 395-0220. 395-4626. JULES G. FROSELL, ing real estate, you can M.N. WEIR & SONS, expect action at W.P. in the heart of 1299 S. Ocean Boule- INC., 855 S. Federal Visit the distinguished homes of Camino Gardens vard, 395-0333. BEBOUT, REALTOR, Hwy., 395-4000. lUUUULJLJLILiLJUlJ BOCA RATON 'UULJLOJUUUUUI . . . located 2 blocks west of U. S. 1 on Camino H.D. GATES, 234 S. WOOD REALTY, 700 E. 701 N. Federal Highway. Real; or turn east 6}/f> miles from Boca Raton Federal Hwy., 395-2733. Palmetto Park Road, Phone 395-4334: j UUUUULJUUUULJJUUULJUlJf exit of Sunshine Parkway. ORYAL E. HADLEY. 395-0445. 400 E. Palmetto Park JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 TlflS WEEK'S HOUSE- Road, 395-2244. HOLD HINT: Catsup is Keys Drive, CR 8-2402. ALEXANDER COMMUNITY ROBERT W. INGALLS, THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 great on hamburgers and P O W L L AND 470 S. Federal Hwy., N.E. 1st Avenue, 395- H also does a good job 395-3433. 3838. of cleaning copper. Try it. L. 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17, 1963 ed by Pete Kelly, gen- County, Florida, upon receipt PUBLIC NOTICES of proof of publication of this eral manager, and notice, the fictitious name to- PUBLIC NOTICES James Lewy, sales wit: NOTICE is hereby given NOTiCEOF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given manager. The staff con- that the undersigned, under TROPICARELAWN SERVICE ON A PROPOSED AMEND- that the undersigned, under the provisions of Section MENT IN THE CODE OF the provisions of Section sists of four salesmen, 865.09, Florida Statutes 1957, and that the party interested in ORDINANCES, CITY OF BOCA said business is as follows 8 65.09, Florida Statutes of will register with the Circuit RATON, FLORIDA, BY RE- 1957, will register with the three construction su- Court, in and for Palm Beach C.J. Murphy VISING SECTION 25-62, perintendents, a ser- P.O. Box 649 Circuit Court, in and for Boca Raton, Fla. WHICH IS THE DISTRICT Palm Beach County, Florida, vice man and other of - NOTICE is hereby given that ZONING MAP OF SAID upon receipt of proof of pub- Publish: Oct. 17, 24 31 Nov CODE, PROVIDING FOR THE ice personnel. Con- the undersigned, under the 7, 196 3. . . • . lication of this notice, the provisions of Section 8 65.09, RE-ZONING OF A PART OF fictitious none to-wit: struction work is done Florida Statutes of 1957, will THE BOCA RATON HILLS by sub-contractors, and register with the Circuit Court, SUBDIVISION, SECTION 2, GOLFER'S WORLD in and for Palm Beach County, IN . COURT OF COUNTY AS MORE FULLY DESCRIB- and that the party interested under direct supervi- Florida, upon receipt of proof JUDGE, STATE OF FLORIDA ED HEREINBELOW, FROM in said business is as follows sion of Rutenberg per- of publication of this notice, PALM BEACH COUNTY R-l-D, RESIDENTIAL, TO the fictitious name to-wit; B-l, LOCAL BUSINESS. Norman Meyer sonnel. No. 20614 2B5 N.W. 9th St. Since opening of the THE COLONY STUDIO ESTATE OF TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Boca Raton, Fla. of BOCA RATON GRACE McINTIRE REST, PROPERTY OWNERS firm's operation in Bo- Deceased. AND CITIZENS: Dated: Sept. 27, 1963 ca Raton, more than 300 and that the party interested NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, in said business is as follows NOTICE OF PROBATE that the City Commission of 1963. Rutenberg Homes have FOSTER A. DIONNE THE STATE OF FLORIDA; the City of Boca Raton, Flor- been built in this area. 42 S.E. 2nd Street TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST- ida, will hold a public hearing Boca Raton, Florida ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAID at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall The Rutenberg firm Dated: Sept. 25, 1963 DECEDENT: at BOCB Raton, on the 29th NOTICE is hereby given has won many national You are hereby notified that day of October, 1963, to con- thai the undersigned, under awards for quality con- Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17, 26, a. written instrument purport- sider and take action on the the provisions of Section 1963. ing to be the Last Will and proposed amendment and 865.09, Florida Statutes of Architect's sketch shows one of the Rutenberg homes, the Riviera HI. The struction, outstanding Testament of said decedent change in the Zoning Ordi- 1957, will register with the design and merchandis- has been admitted to probate nance of Boca Raton, Florida, Circuit Court, in and for firm, which operates a branch in Boca Raton, reports record sales during the NOTICE is hereby given in said Court. in the following respect: Palm Beach County, Florida, ing practices. It was that the undersigned, under The zoning be changed from the provisions of Section You are hereby commanded upon receipt of proof of pub- first eight and one half months of this year. named the "nation's within six calendar months R-l-D, Residential, to B-l, lication of this notice, the 865.09, Florida Statutes of Local Business, on largest" on-your-lot 19 57, will register with the from the date of the first pub- fictitious name to-wit: Circuit Court, in and for lication of this notice to ap- "LotB 11 through 17, inclu- MASTER GARDENERS builder by a major na- Palm Beach County, Florida, pear in said Court and show sive, Block 20, Boca Raton 920 N. Dixie Hwy. tional trade magazine upon receipt of proof of pub- cause, if any you can, why Hills, Section 2, filed in Plat Boca Raton, Fla. Rutenberg Reports Record Sales lication of this notice, the the action of said Court in Book 23, pages 97 through and has been featured fictitious name to-wlt: admitting said will to probate 101, inclusive. Public Records, and that the party interested in many newspaper and should not stand unrevoked. Palm Beach County, Florida." in said business is as follows HI-FI HOUSE Glenn Berry Rutenberg Homes has "on your lot" building a strong and growing magazine articles. More PAUL T. DOUGLAS, For public examination, a 1200 S.W. Cypress Way economy in the State of than 3,090 Florida fam- and that the party interested County Judge copy of the proposed Ordi- Boca Raton, Fla. set a new sales record concept. In 1962, the in said business is as follows PalmBeach County, Florida nance to effect such change, for the first eight and firm grossed over $9 Florida. Our records ilies now live in Ruten- Dlx Electronic, Inc. By G ayler J amerson is on file in the office of the Dated: Oct. 1, 1963 . million in its six bran- also show that the new berg Homes. Richard B. Govanus, President Clerk. City Clerk. Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17 24 one-half months of 1963, Dated: Sept. 25, 1963 (SEAL) CITY OF BOCA RATON, 1963. according to Thomas T. ches including the one home market is ex- W.H. Hallman FLORIDA panding rapidly, where First national presi- Publish: Srpt. 26, Oct. 3, 10 131 Northeast First Avenue By: Jgcob Heidt Winkler, vice president in. Boca Raton. In June 17, 1963. in the past the bulk of dential nominating con- Boca Raton, Florida Jacob Heid~,~City Clerk* of Rutenberg Construc- of this year the Cape vention in the U.S. was Attorney for Executrix NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tion Co., Inc. Canaveral area was our sales was confined Publish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963 ON A PROPOSED AMEND- to the retirement group, held in Baltimore in NOTICE Is hereby given Publish once each week for Furnish Proof of Publication. MENT IN THE CODE OF Figures on new home added as the seventh 1831. that the undersigned, under four consecutive weeks: ORDINANCES, CITY OF BOCA sales for the period Jan- branch. Plans are now we now find that young- the provisions of Section October 17, 24, 31 and Nov. RATON, FLORIDA, BY RE- er families make up a 865.09, Florida Statutes of ember 7, 1963. NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING VISING SECTION 25.62. uary 1 to September 13, underway to open the 19 57, will register with the Boca Raton News. considerable portion of PUBLIC NOTICES Circuit Court, in and for Palm The City Commission of the WHICH IS THE DISTRICT 1963, show sales of eighth branch in Sara- Beach County, Florida, upon City of Boca Raton, Florida, ZONING MAP OF SAID CODE, our sales," Winkler NOTICE TO CREDITORS PROVIDING FOR THE RE- more than $10 million in sota in the near future. receipt of proof of publica- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING at a Regular Meeting held on ZONING OF A PART OF said. IN THE COURT OF THE tion of this notice, the ficti- the 1st day of October, 1963, the seven branches of Since the Rutenberg The City Commission of the BOCA RATON HILLS SUB- COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR tious name to-wit: approved the following City DIVISION, SECTION 2, AS Rutenberg Homes in firm works only with In addition to Boca PALM BEACH COUNTY, City of Boca Raton, Florida, Engineer's Assessment Roll ECONOM Y T EL EPHONE at a Regular Meeting held on MORE FULLY DESCRIBED Florida. This figure is conventional mortgages, Raton, Rutenberg has FLORIDA; IN PROBATE, NO. and has ordered a PUBLIC HEREINBELOW, FROM R-4, 20614 ANSWERING SERVICE the 1st day of October, 1963, HEARING held thereon at the largest in the firm's with no FHA or VA fi- branches in St. Peters- approved the following City HOTEL-MOTEL, TO B-l, IN RE: ESTATE OF and that the party interested Engineer's Assessment Roll 7:30 P.M. on October 22nd, LOCAL BUSINESS. 10 year history for any nancing offered, this burg, Fort Myers, Na- GRACE McINTIRE in said business is as follows and has ordered a PUBLIC 1963, at the City Hall. comparitive period. sales figure represents ples, West Palm Beach, Deceased. Mr. C.H. Rich HEARING held thereon at J_aco_b_Heidt TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- 415 E. Broward Blvd. 7i3f; P.M. on October 22nd, J acob Heidt, City Clerk REST, PROPERTY OWNERS Rutenberg Construc- a major cash investment Clearwater and Cape To All Creditors, Legatees, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl a. 19 63, at the City Hall. AND CITIZENS: Distributees and persons CITY OF BOCA RATON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tion Co., Inc. started by the home buyers, Canaveral. Dated: Sept. 23, 19 63 Jacob Heidt Having Any Claims or De- September 25,1963 that the City Commission of home building opera- Winkler emphasized. In the Boca Raton mands Against Said Estate: Publish: Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, Jacob Heidt, City Clerk the City of Boca Raton, Flori- tions in Clearwater in "We feel that this branch, the Rutenberg You and each of you are 17, 1963. ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR da, will hold a public hearing hereby notified that you are CITY OF BOCA RATON PAVING ALONG JUANA at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall 1954 and pioneered the sales record indicated organization is operat- required by Law to present ROAD BETWEEN WEST CA- at Boca Raton, on the 29th any claims and demands NOTICE is hereby given September 25, 1963 MINO REAL AND THE SOUTH day of October, 1963, to con- that the undersigned, under the BOUNDARY LINE OF SEC- which you, or either of you, ASSESSMENT ROLL. FOR WA- sider and take action on the may have against the estate provisions of Section 8 6S.09, TION 25; PURSUANT TO proposed amendment and Florida Statutes 19 57, will TER MAIN ALONG JUANA RESOLUTION NO. 56-62 of GRACE McINTIRE, de- register with the Circuit ROAD BETWEEN WEST CA- change in the Zoning Ordi- ceased, late of said County, Court, in and for Palm Beach MINO REAL AND THE SOUTH nance of Boca Raton, Flori- to the County Judge of palm County, Florida, upon receipt BOUNDARY LINE OF SEC- Est. Cost 24' Pav- da, in the following respect: Beach County, Florida, at of proof of publication of this TION 25; PURSUANT TO ing incl. Eng. . . $34,796.28 The zoning be changed from his office in the court house notice, the fictitious name to- RESOLUTION NO. 49-62 VJ difference be- R-4, Hotel-Motel, to B-l, of said County at West Palm tween 30' Pav- Local Business, on: J.C.Mitcbell&Sons wit: s Beach, Florida, within six ing and two 20 "Lots 9 and 10, Block 20, 22 South Federal Highway - Phone 395-4711 calendar months from the time ANSWERING PHONE OF Contract Amount $21,280.35 strips Engineering $ 3,650.00 Boca Raton Hills, Section 2, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA of the first publication of this LAKE WORTH, FLA, $ 1,170.42 filed in Plat Book 23, Pages notice. Each claim or demand Total $22,450.77 Total $38,446.28 97 through 101, inclusive. shall be in writing in dupli- and that the party interested in said business is as follows Public Records, Palm Beach cate, and shall state the place Description Amount Description Amount County, Florida." Service - Integrity of residence and post office Mr. C.H. Rich address of the claimant, and 415 E. Broward Blvd. For public examination, a shall be sworn to by the clai- Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Lot 10, Block 10, Bo- Lot 10, Block 10, copy of the proposed Ordi- mant, his agent, or his attor- Dated: Sept. 23, 19 63 ca Raton Square, Unit Boca Raton Square, nance to effect such change, ney, and any such claim or No. 3 S368.O5 Unit No. 3 $630.27 is on file in the office of the demand not so filed shall be Publish: Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, City Clerk. 17, 1963. All those lands lying All those lands lying void. adj ocent to and abut- adjacent to and abut- CITY OF BOCA RATON, Josephine Mclntire ting Juana Road, all ting Juana Road, all FLORIDA lying within the SEW; lying within the SE'/i; By: Jacob Heidt As executrix of the Last NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WiU and Testament of and SWVi of SWA of and SW of SWA of Jacob Heidt, City Clerk G~ace Mclntire, deceased. The City Commission of the NE'/< of Section 25, NE'/< of Section 25, City of Boca Raton, Florida, Township 47 South, Township 47 South, Publish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963 W.H. Hallman at a Regular Meeting held on Range 42 East; be- Range 42 East; being Furnish Proof of Publication. 131 Northeast First Avenue the 8th day of October, 19 63, ing the same as the the same as the fol- Boca Raton, Florida passed and adopted the follow- following lots and io wing lot s and Attorney for Executrix ing Resolution and has order- blocks of an unre- blocks of an unre- NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING BILL MITCHELL KEN HI6GINS NICK BISHOP corded plat of Boca corded plat of Boca Publish once each week for ed a PUBLIC HEARING held Raton Square as pre- The City Commission of the four'con secutive weeks: October thereon at 7:30 P.M., on Octo- Raton Square as ber 29th, 1963, at the City pared by Brockway, prepared by Brock- City of Boca Raton, Florida, 22 S. Federal Highway 395-4711 17, 24, 31 and Nov. 7, 1963 Weber & Brockway, way, Weber & Brock- at a Regular Meeting held on Boca Raton News Hall. Engineers, Incorpo- the 8th day of October, 1963, Jacob Heidt _ way, Engineers, In- rated, and titled corporated, and titl- passed and adopted the fol- J acob Heid~clty~cferir "Sketch of Lots Bor- ed "Sketch of Lots lowing Resolution and has dering S.W. 12th Ave- ordered a PUBLIC HEARING RESOLUTION NO. 38-63 Bordering S.W. 12th nue, between S.W. 6th Avenue, between S, W. held thereon at 7:30 P.M., on A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Street & L.W.D.D. October 29th, 1963, at the Lateral L-50, Boca 6th Street & L.W.D.D. COMMISSION OF BOCA RA- Lateral L-50, Boca City Hall. Now five kinds of Chevrolets for all kinds of people! Raton Square, Flori- Jacob Heldt TON, FLORIDA, PROVIDING da, for Howard T. Raton Square, Flori- FOR THE INSTALLATION OF Keating Sales Com- da, for Howard T. Jacob Heldt, City Clerk WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS pany", File No. TF: Keating Sales Com- IN BOCA RATON PARK ON 20 26-R, dated Sept. pany", File No. TF- RESOLUTION NO. 37-63 PROPERTY MORE FULLY 11, 1963, as attach- 2026-R, dated Sept. A RESOLUTION OF THE DESCRIBED HEREINBELOW, ed herein: 11, 1963, as attach- CITY COMMISSION OF BOCA AND FURTHER PROVIDING ed herein: RATON, FLORIDA, PROVID- FOR ASSESSMENTS AGAINST ING FOR THE INSTALLATION ABUTTING PROPERTY AND Lot 28, Block 29 368.05 Lot 28, Block 29 630.27 OF GRAVITY SEWER EXTEN- OTHER MATTERS PERTAIN- Lot 29, Block 29 368.05 Lot 29, Block 29 630.27 SIONS FOR BOCA RATON ING THERETO. Lot 30, Block 29 368.05 Lot 30, Block 29 630. 27 SQUARE GATEWAY SUBDI- Lot 15, Block 55 368.05 Lot 15, Block 55 630.27 VISION, BOCA RATON, PALM BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Lot 16, Block 55 368.04 Lot 16, Block 55 630.27 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, CITY COMMISSION OF THE Lot 17, Block 55 368.05 Lot 17, Block 55 630.27 AND FURTHER PROVIDING CITY OF BOCA RATON, Lot IS, Block 55 368.04 Lot 18, Block 55 630.27. FOR ASSESSMENTS AGAINST FLORIDA: Lot 19, Block 55 368.05 Lot 19, Block 55 630.27 ABUTTING PROPERTY, AND Section 1. The City Com- Lot 20, Block 55 368.04 Lot 20, Block 55 630.27 OTHER MATTERS PERTAIN- mission hereby resolves and Lot 21, Block 55 368.05 Lot 21, Block 55 630.27 ING THERETO. determines that it is neces- Lot 22, Block 55 368.04 Lot 22, Block 55 630.27 sary for the public safety and Lot 23, Block 55 368.05 Lot 23, Block 55 630.27 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE welfare that water lines be Lot 24, Block 55 368.04 Lot 24, Block 55 630.27 CITY COMMISSION OF THE Installed to service all lands Lot 25, Block 55 168.05 Lot 25, Block 55 630.27 CITY OF BOCA RAXON, abutting the area in Boca Ra- Lot 26, Block 55 368.04 Lot '26, Block 55 630.27 FLORIDA: ton Park between S.W. 14th Lot 27, Block 55 Lot 27, Block 55 630.27 Section 1. The City Commis- Drive to. the north; S.W. 22nd Lot 28, Block 55 368.05 Lot 28, Block 55 630.27 Street to the south; 'Gonzaio Lot 27, 368.04 Lot 27, Block 57 sion hereby resolves and de- Block 57 368.05 630.27 termines that it is necessary Road to the east and Juan a Lot 28, Block 57 Lot 28, Block 57 630.27 for the public safety and wel- Road to the west; plus the Lot 29, Block 57 368.04 Lot 29, Block 57 368.05 630.27 fare that sanitary sewers be 10 feet utility easement of Lot 30, Block 57 Lot 30, Block 57 630.27 installed in the Boca Raton Block 25 lying between Juana Lot 14, Block 58 368.04 Lot 14, Block 58 630.27 368.05 Square Gateway subdivision Road and Las Casas Road; Lot 13, Block 59 Lot 13, Block 59 630.26 on all of the lots In BlockB 1 and the 10 feet utility ease- Lot 14, Block 59 368.04 Lot 14, Block 59 630.27 368.05 through 8 inclusive, as re- ment of Block 65 lying be- Lot 15, Block 59 Lot 15, Block 59 630.26 corded in Plat Book 25, tween Juana Road and Las Lot 16, Block 59 368.04 Lot 16, Block 59 630. 27 368.05 Page 239, Public Records, Casas Road, all of the City Lot 17, Block 59 Lot 17, Block 59 630.26 Palm Beach County, Florida, of Boca Raton, County of Lot 18, Block 59 368.04 Lot 18, Block 59 630.27 368.05 in accordance with the city Palm Beach, State of Florida, Lot 19, Block 59 Lot 19, Block 59 630.26 specifications, plans and in accordance with the city Lot 20, Block 59 368.04 Lot 20, Block 59 630.27 368.05 costs estimated on file in the specifications, plans and Lot 21, Block 59 Lot 21, Block 59 630.26 offlce of the City Engineer. costs estimated on file in the Lot 22, Block 59 368.04 Lot 22, Block 59 630. 27 office of the City Engineer. Lot 12, Block 60 368.05 Lot 12, Block 60 630.26 Section 2. That eighty (80%) Lot 13, Block 60 368.04 Lot 13, Block 60 630.27 per cent of the expenses Section 2. That One Hundred Lot 14, Block 60 368.05 Lot 14, Block 60 630.26 thereof shall be assessed on (100%) per cent of the expen- Lot 15, Block 60 368.04 Lot 15, Block 60 630.27 a front footage basi 3 against ses thereof shall be assessed Lot 16, Block 60 368.05 Lot 16, Block 60 630.26 property abutting upon the on a front footage basis again- Lot 17, Block 60 368.04 Lot 17, Block 60 630.27 improvements. st property abutting upon the Lot 27, Block 61 368.05 Lot 27, Block 61 630.26 Section 3. That the estimate improvement s. Lot 28, Block 61 368.04 Lot 28, Block 61 630.27 cost of the proposed installa- Section 3. That the estimat- Lot 29, Block 61 368.05 Lot 29, Block 61 630.26 tion of sanitary sewers, in- ed cost of the proposed in- Lot 30, Block 61 368.04 Lot 30, Block 61 630.27 cluding incidental expenses, stallation of water lines, in- Lot 31, Block 61 368.05 Lot 31, Block 61 630.26 for the benefit of the aforesedd cluding incidental expenses, Lot 32, Block 61 368.04 Lot 32, Block 61 630.27 Boca Raton Square Gateway for the benefit of the afore said Lot 33, Block 61 368.05 Lot 33, Block 61 630.26 Subdivision is Twenty Thous- lands is Seventy Two Thous- Lot 34, Block 61 368.04 Lot 34, Block 61 630.27 and Six Hundred Fifty-three and Eight Hundred and no/100 Lot 35, Block 61 368.05 Lot 35, Block 61 630.26 and 60/100 ($20,653.60) Dol- ($72,800.00) Dollars. Lot 36, Block 61 368.04 Lot 36, Block 61 630.27 lars. Section 4, The method of Lot 1, Block 63 368.05 Lot 1, Block 63 Section 4. The method of payment shall be by assess- Block 64 368.04 Block 64 630.26 payment shall be by assess- ment of abutting property on Lot Block 66 368.05 Lot Block 66 630.27 ment of abutting property on a a Two and 25/100 (S2.2S) Lot Block 66 368.04 Lot Block 66 630.26 Four and P8/100 ($4.08) Dol- JET-SMOOTH LUXURY CHEVROLET-For luxury- 6-cylinder engines. Chevy II's six models in two series Dollar per linear footage ba- Lot Block 66 368.05 Lot Block 66 630,27 lars per linear footage basis. loving people. Rich new styling, finer appointments in all act like they're bigger, more expensive cars! sis. Property owners who do Lot Block 66 368.04 Lot Block 66 630.26 Property owners who do not all four series and 15 models. Engines up to 425 hp*, CORVAIR—For fun-loving people. More fun than not pay In cash before the Lot Block 66 368.05 Lot Block 66 630.27 pay in cash before the com- manual or Powerglide* transmissions. commencement of work may Lot Block 66 368.04 Lot Block 66 630.26 mencement of work may pay ever from Corvair's new bigger engine! Same Corvair pay the lien assessments Lot Block 66 368.05 Lot Block 66 630.27 the lien assessments against NEW CHEVELLE—For pacesetting people. A totally handling and riding ease in 9 models—including the against their property in five Lot Block 66 368.04 Lot Block 66 630.26 their property fai five equal new kind of car with small-car handling, big-car comfort! 150-hp Turbocharged Spyders! equal annual Installments, Lot Block 66 368.05 Lot Block 66 630.27 annual installments, together Styling that makes expensive cars jealous. Three series CORVETTE—For sports-minded people. Corvette now .together with Interest thereon Lot Block 66 368.04 Lot Block 66 630.26 with interest thereon at the at the rate of eight (8%) Lot 10, 368.05 630.27 rate of eight (8%) per cent per and 11 models, and a full choice of engine and trans- rides softer, smoother—but loses none of its gusto because per cent per annum, plus the Lot 10, annum, plus the overhead, mission teams! its big V8 offers versions from 250 to 375 hp*! overhead, legal and adminis- Total $22,450.77 Total $38,446.28 legal and administrative CHEVY II—For practical people. Chevy II Want to get together with other car-loving trative costs contingent upon costs contingent upon the the creation of liens and as- Submitted by; Submitted by: creation of liens and as- •with new V8 power* for fun-on-a-shoestring. people? Go see your Chevrolet dealer.... he sessments. S/ Alfred E. Amsler Stretches the shoestring further with. 4- and likes all kinds! 'optional at extra cost S/ Alfred E. Amaler sessments. PASSED AND ADOPTED at Alfred E. AnYsFer ~ Alfred E. Amsler, PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City City Engineer City Engineer a regular meeting of the See five entirel^different lines of cars at your Chevrolet Showroom - CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE, CHEVY n, CORVAIR & CORVETTE Commission of Boca Raton, APPROVED BY THE CITY APPROVED BY THE CITY City Commission of Boca Ra- Florida, on the 8th day of COMMISSION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY ton, Florida, on the 8th day October, 1963. OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, OF BOCA RATON. FLORIDA, of October, 1963. CITY COMMISSION OF on the lat day of October on the 1st day of October CITY COMMISSION OF BOCA RATON 1S63. 1963. BOCA RATON By: Joe DeLong S/ Joe DeLong S/ Joe DeLong By: Jo Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7B Moravian Church First Presbyterian Laymen Sunday to Pastor Wes Auger Schedules Musical Will Hear Minister Be Held at Trinity To Continue Series "What Are You Do- The Moravian Church The 10:30 a.m. ser- Sunday at the 7:30 will hold a musical ing?" will be the topic of the sermon to be de- vice of Trinity Reform- p.m. service of Calvary evening and open house ed Church of Deerfield Baptist Church of North tomorrow night, Oct. 18, livered by the Rev. Al- Church Services bert G. Shiphorst at the Beach will be led by two Pompano, Pastor Wes at 8 p.m. to which the church members in rec- Auger will begin a spe- public is invited. two services, 10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m, Sunday at Dgnition of Laymen's cial series of sermons Mrs. Eva A. Post, Sunday, on "Little Foxes That BOCA RATON COMMUNITY CHURCH the church organist, and First Presbyterian 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue. Ira Church. The service will be Spoil the Vine." Lee Eshleman, minister; Reu- Mrs. D oris Vann, so- The first sermon in FIRST METHODIST ben L. Anderson, pastor. Sun- conducted by Gordon prano soloist at the Tuesday, Oct. 22, this series will be on N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. day School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Circle 1 meets in the Groenewoud and the Rev. Dan M. GIU, pastor. Worship at 11 a.m.; evening Community Presbyteri- sermon will be deliver- "Envy." Sunday school 9:45 n.m. service 7:30 p.m.; Communion home of the chairman, an Church of Deerfield ed by Robert Bidwell. At the 11 a.m. ser- Church services 8:45 and 11 service at 6:30 p.m.. Memorial Beach, will present a Mrs. John A. Clarke a.m. Nur aery for children. Hall. Wednesday night prayer Jr., 566 N.W. 7th Ave., The evening service, vice Sunday Pastor Au- MYF meets Sunday 5:45 p.m. and praise service at 7:30 p.m. program of sacred and at 7 p.m., will be led g;r will speak on "Who in the Church HalL secular music. Re- at 2 p.m. MORAVIAN Eoes He Think He Is?" Wednesday Junior by the pastor, the Rev. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN S.W. 12th Ave, in Boca Raton freshments will be Vernon Hoffman. 600 West Camino Real, Rev. Square. Christian D. Weber, served by the Women's Choir rehearsal will be Use the Classifieds Albert G. Shiphorst, > pastor. Minister. Sunday School, 9:45 Fellowship. held in the church for Church School 8:45 e.m. Wot. a.m.' Church Service, 11 a.m. eight and nine-year- 'Hope' !s Topic ship services 10 and 11;1S ajr.. Sunday services in- Bibletown was on display at the National Sunday CHRISTIAN REFORMED olds at 7 p.m. and for Temporary location, Art Guild clude Sunday School at ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC School Association convention last week in Buffalo, Bldg., Palmetto Park road. 10-year-olds and over For Rev. Eshlemen SAVE THESE SW 3rd Ave. at 3r d St. Rev. 9:45 a.m. and the church Services Sunday at 10 a.m. N.Y. Note palm "trees" and freezer which held give- Paul L. Manning, pastor. Sun- at 7:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. service at 11 a.m. The away Florida frozen fruit bars. Rev. Ira Lee Eshle- NUMBERS day'7, 9, 10j30 and noon mass. pastor, the Rev. Chris- Thursday, Oct. 24, as. Confessions will be heard Circle 2 meets in the man will speak on the every Saturday from 4:30 to UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST tian D. Weber, will subject of "Hope" Sun- FOR 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Deerfleld Chamber of Com- preach on "Son of God." home of the chairman, School Convention Missionary League To Daily mass weekdays 8 a.m. merce Bldg., 1601 E. Hills- Mrs. Roland Hughes, day at 11 a.m. at the RGENCY USE boro Blvd., Deerfield Beach. The anthem will be sung Community Church of ADVENT LUTHERAN 1385 S.W. 4th St., at 2 Sees Local Display Host Zone Rally Sunday School and coffee hour by the Youth Choir. Boca Raton. N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just 10:15 a.m.. Service 11 a.m. p.m. St. Paul Lutheran off US 1. William M. Deutsch. Bibletown displayed This is a continuation Fire mann, pastor. Sunday schedule; Ser-ior Choir rehear- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE its facilities as well as Women's Missionary 8 and 10:30 a.m. The Church First Methodist to of his series of sermons Civic Room of First Federal sal will be held in the League will host 175 at Worship; 9:15 a.m. The the city of Boca Raton 395-1121 . Savings and Loan Assn., Fed- from I Corinthians 13, Church at Study. church from 7:30 to 9 at the National Sunday ladies at a zone rally eral Highway. Sundays at 11 Hear Rev. Dan Gill At the 7:30 p.m. ser- a.m.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. p.m. Thursday. School Convention last Sunday afternoon, be- ST. PAUL LUTHERAN vice he will conclude his. Wednesday service, 3 p.m. "What Faith Is" will The Women's Asso- ginning at 3 p.m. Police 701 W. Palmetto Park Road, week in Buffalo, N.Y. series of sermons on The Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. be the sermon topic of ciation will hold its an- Some 96 religious de- Preparing for the ral- 395-1131 Sunday School 9:15 a.m.; Wor- Rev. Dan Gill Sunday at nual rummage sale Nov. Paul's Epistle to Titus. ship Service 10:30 a.m. Nur- DEERFIELD BEACH nominations were rep- ly are Mrs. Reynold sery during 10:30 service. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN First Methodist Church. 1, 2 and 4 at 172 E. Bo- resented by the 5,000 Lundholm, president; Bible classes for all Rev. Arland Briggs, pastor. Wednesday, Oct. 23, ca Raton Rd. Anyone registered delegates Mrs. Everett Rusch, ages are held at 9:45 Ambulance FIRST BAPTIST Sunday School 9:30 a.m. under wishing to donate arti- a.m. All services are 162 w. Palmetto Park Rd. the direction of Foster Parker at 6 p.m. the church will who came from 47 states rally chairman; Mrs. James Wilkes, Pastor. Sun- and Harty Anderson. Morning have a covered-dish cles may call: Mrs. Fay and Canada. It is esti- B.G. Lange and Mrs. held in Bibletown's aud- 395-1800 day School 9:45 sum. Morning Worship, II a.m. Family Night Supper. Rhoode, 395-5479; Mrs. itorium. worship 11 a.m. Training Union mated there were an Donald Wright, co- 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship, TRINITY REFORMED Dr. Kenneth Williams, C.C. Weber, 395-0374 additional 5,000 from chairmen of the banquet; 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer ser- S.E. Second Court and Eighth president of Florida At- or Mrs. Eugene Came- the Buffalo-Niagara Mrs. James Bell, chair- vice. Wed. 7:30 p.m. The nur- Terrace, Deerfield Beach. Rev. ron, 395-1258. sery is open at all of these Vernon Hoffman, pastor. Morn- lantic University, will Falls area who attended man of tables and wait- services. ing Service 10:45 a.m. Sunday be the speaker. His topic the open sessions but resses, and Mrs. Homer School 9;30 a,m. Sunday even- will be "Proud Past, were not official dele- WE HAVE A PACKAGE FIRST CHRISTIAN ing church service 7 p.m. 'World Order Sunday' Gwinn, chairman of flo- 360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. H.E. Promising Future." gates of their several ral decorations. Stinson, minister. Bible CALVARY BAPTIST The study on "Chris- Will Be Observed churches. The zone, which ex- FOR School, 9:15 a.m. Worship 1 block west of U.S. No. 1 and tian Issues in Southern Service, 10:45 a.m.; Youth V2 block north of Sample Road. "Christian Obliga- Literature describing tends from Boca Raton meeting, 6r30 p.m.; Evening Wes Auger, pastor. Worship Asia" will be held at tions to Better the Bibletown and Boca Ra- to Hollywood, has 11 Service, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday service 11 a.m. Sunday School First Methodist today, service at 7:30 p.m. 9;45. Gospel preaching service World" will be the ser- ton were distributed units which band to- 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wed- Oct. 24, 31, and Nov. 7 mon Sunday of Rev. Al- from the Bibletown gether with similar nesday 7;30. YOU! at 10 a.m. Mrs. Paul ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL bert L. Eastman as booth. zones and districts Boca Raton Road. Rev. R. Cline will be the leader. "World Order Sunday" throughout the United Bruce Ryan, rector. Sundays Fellowship Schedules States to aid missions 7:45 a.m. Matins; 8 a.m. Holy is observed. Pastor Krug Will Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family Eu- Talk By Fred Stanton Christian Scientists Two altar vases, pre- throughout the world. IN THIS PACKAGE charist and Church School; 11 The theme for the ral- a.m. Holy Eucharist and Ser- "The Philosophy of sented by Mrs. Gladys Speak At St. Paul WE HAVE INCLUDED mon on the 1 st, 3rd and 5th Will Meet Sunday Gibson and daughter ly will be "Take the Next Sundays of each month; Morn- the Unitarian" will be St. Paul Lutheran Step" and is a part of ing Prayer and Sermon on the the topic for Fred Stan- The Christian Scien- Joan Bleau in memory * Finding the most suitable location for your new 2nd and 4th Sunday s of e ach ce Society of Boca Ra- of the former city tax Church will hear a ser- the general "FaithFor- home in Boca Raton. month. ton at the Sunday ser- mon on the topic "Jus- ward" program of The vice of the Boca Raton ton will hold Sunday ser- assessor James Gibson, A Complete designing service to employ YOUR vice at 11 a.m. in the will be dedicated during tification by Faith and Lutheran Church-Mis- ideas for ideal Florida living, with skilled kitchen CHURCH OF THEOPEN DOOR Unita r i an-Universalist Justification by Works" souri Synod. planning and decorating services included. 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Fellowship. civic room of First Fed- the morning services. Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pas- Sunday School meets at by Pastor Eugene O. * Licensed custom Construction department to make The Fellowship meets eral Savings and Loan tor, Sunday Services: Siuiday Assn., 601 N. Federal 9:45 a.m. with worship Krug in the 10:30 a.m. these plans a reality. School 9:45 a.m. for which at 11 a.m. at the Deer- Christian Reformed To there is a nursery available. highway. services following at 11 service Sunday. Mortgage loan financing, without service charge. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Youth field Beach Chamber of a.m. Sunday School, in- Hear Rev. DeWaal * An Insurance coverage department. Fellowship, 6:45 p.m. Evening Commerce building. The lesson sermon service at 7:30. Tuesday even- "Profiting by Eli- cluding the adult Bible Rental service for those not yet ready to build. for Sunday will be Rev. Sydney D eWaal ing Senior choir rehearsal. "Doctrine of Atone- jah's Life" will be the classes, begins at 9:15 Wednesday evening Bible Attend Church Sunday a.m. A motion picture of the Fort Lauderdale SEE OUR SELECTION OF LOW DOWN PAYMENT study hour at 7:30. ment." 7:30 p.m. sermon of Pastor Eastman. correlated with the les- Christian Reformed COMPLETELY REHABILITATED HOMES! Sunday school meets Church will be the guest Bible study hour is son for the day is also at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday planned. speaker Sunday at the OR WE CAN ADD TO THE PLEASURE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH services are at 8 p.m. held Wednesday evening 10 a.m.service of the 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gil] at 7:30 p.m. Christian Reformed OF YOUR PRESENT HOME Morning Worship Advent Lutheran To Church here. Rev. John O. Schur- WITH A FAMILY ROOM, FLORIDA ROOM, 8:45 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. COMMUNITY BEDROOM, BATH, PATIO, GARAGE OR UNITARIAN Hold Laymen Sunday ing of the Boca Raton CARPORT Sunday School 9:45 A.M. CHURCH Advent Luther an church will preach Sun- of Boca Raton Sermon: "What Faith Is" UNIVERSALIST Church Sunday will join day in Fort Lauderdale. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. congregations of The The church meets at AIR CONDITIONED Morning Worship 11:00 a.rn. American Lutheran 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun- Evening Service 7:30 p.m. BOCA RATON days in the Art Guild Church in observing GOLD COAST IXC. IRA LEE ESHLEMAN FELLOWSHIP Laymen's Sunday. building. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mini ster At the 7 p.m. service Bible Commentator Rev. William M. IIO E. PALMETTO PARK RD. 162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida REUBEN L. ANDERSON Deutschmann, pastor of Sunday, Rev. Schuring BOCA RATON. FLORIDA James Wilkes, Pastor Pastor Sunday School and the' congregation, an- will speak here on "The Call 395-3040 Today SUNDAY SERVICES nounced that the theme Universal Priesthood Sunday School 9:45 A.M. coffee hour 10:15 a.m of Believers." At the Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. mutuwN USR throughout the church THE ONLY FIRM IN THIS AREA FULLY EQUIPPED Training Union 6:30 P.M. Service 11:00 a.m. for this day will be 6 p.m. young people's TO HANDLE YOUR ENTIRE HOME NEEDS IN Evening worship 7:30 P.M. AUDtTORIUM "Your Neighbor as meeting, a discussion of ONE LOCATION, IN ONE PACKAGE. Wednesday Evening N.W. 4ih at 6ih St. Deerfield Chamber Yourself." "The Doctrine of the Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. ^ Boca Raton 395-2400 of Commerce Bldg. Four men of the con- Church" is scheduled. "The Southern Baptist Church in Boca Raton 1601 E. HiUsboro Blvd. gregation will join in Air-Conditioned-Ample Parking Deerfield Beach presenting the sermon, Gospel Meetings | FRIENDLY : EVANGELICAL j titled "Two Sides of the WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED DEALER 5 To Start Sunday BOCA RATON MORAVIAN CHURCH Coin. ' They are J. ~ WE CARRY A Theodore Johnson, John A special series of (Neighborhood Protestant Church) J. Stone, Edwin L. Tra- Gospel meetings fea- COMPLETE LINE oi 2 S.W. 12th Avenue DEERFIELD BEACH CHURCH of GOD (Full Gospel) ver, and William R. Ed- turing Elmer Morgan _ SCOTTS PRODUCTS Christian D. Weber, Minister dinger. will start Sunday at 7:45 fnew "BOOST"-fertilizer with inseat control 519 N.W. 2nd. Way., Deerfield Beach p.m. ' and run through Sunday School 9:45 WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. The worship service ISCUTYL-BONUS-TUer BUILDER-KWIT Grady B. Luke, pastor will be conducted by Oct. 27 at the Sixth Sun. School 9:45 a.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Street Church of Christ wirrs6 6 6 Air-conditioned Church Nursery Wednesday Night 7:00 p.m. Frank Burgher, Anders Finnvold and Howard in Pompano Beach. * - - FERTILIZER 'A Protestant Denomination Since 1457" A.W. Kates. The les- Minister Van Tate is ,30% Organic Nitrogen plus All Essential The Back-to-God Hour in charge of the program Minerals CHRISTIAN REFORMED sons will be read by TOO lbs. in 50 Ib. bags 3.79 CHURCH WDBP - 9:00 a.m. Clayton Highum. J. at the church, on Fede- Sundays - 14 20 KC ral highway at South- St. Gregory's "Episcopal Church Temporary Location — WLOD - 8:30 a.m. Richard Frambach will Art Guild Bldg. sing a solo, and other east 6th street in Pom- 245 E. BOCA RATON RD. 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Sundays - 980 KC pano Beach. BOCA RATON WQXT-8:30 a.m. - special music will be Barbecue Services 10 a.m.-7 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Sun. -1340 KC provided by a men's Morgan, a native of with or Tennessee, attended Rev. R. Bruce Ryan, Rector chorus. without spit Services at Advent David-Lipcomb College Schedule of Services Lutheran are held each in Nashville, Tenn., and First Christian Church preached inWaverly and 9.95 to OFF 7:45 A.M. Matins week at 8 and 10:30 a.m. 360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Baton Franklin, Tenn., before 44.95 0 LIST 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Nursery facilities for 20% 9:00 A.M. Family Eucharist and Church School Bible School 9;45 a.m. pre-school age children moving to the South Mi- 11:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist and Sermon on the Morning service 10:45 a.m. are provided at the late ami Church of Christ 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month: You til Meeting 6; 30 p.m. service. Sunday Church in 1957. COMPLETE LINE of Morning Prayer and Sermon on the 2nd and 4th Sundays Evening service 7;30 p.m. School for all ages is The Churches of Mid-week Wednesday service 7;30 p.m. held at 9:15 a.m. Christ of South Florida Come and Hear the Gospel preached sponsor a television BARBECUE SUPPLIES B.E. STINSON, Minister Phone 395-5121 for program, "Know Your 4 First Presbyterian Church WB 1-8194 Bible," Saturdays at Classified Ad Service 1:30 p.m. on Channel 12. MILDEW STOP «*'• *•»*• (United Presbyterian, U.S.A.) Mold and Mildew Preventive ^pack 3S( 600 West Camino Real It Pianos and LUTHERAN CHURCHES Spring-Type Swivel Plastic Clothes RKV.-ALBERT G. SHIPHORST, Pastor of Boca Raton Organs CLOTHES PINS HANGERS ADVENT V TWO SERVICES ST. PAUL THE A.L.C. MISSOURI SYNOD 10:00 A.M. - 11:15 A.M. > N.E. 4th Ave. at 50thSt. 701W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. COMPLETE LINE OF Church School 8:45 A.M. +kk Just off U.S. 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 F. Miller SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 WORSHIP 10:30 WALLPAPER and PAINTS WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 Pre-School Nursery PIANOS PRICES Sermon: W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG, Pastor Pastor Office 395-0433 $595. fi, FLINT KOTE Phone 395-3632 "What Are You Doing ?" Parsonage 395-I1939 WE TUNE PIANOS i vr 40 FAMOUOM' Air Conditioned Air Conditioned 503 N.E. 20th ST. PH. 395-4709 WINFIELD SHOPPING CENTER BOCA RATON 172 E. Boca Raton Road 395-2442 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17, 1963 This Is The 1st fit A Series of Safety Messages To Appear In The Boca Raton News' 1st Annual CRUSADE FOR SAFETY WHAT'S YOUR PRIZE WINNING SLOGAN ? SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES for CASH PRIZES ! Send It Now! Your Slogan May Win A Big FREE Prize! CONTEST RULES: All residents of Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach and Delray Beach are eligible, except Boca Raton News employes and their fami- IN lies. To participate, just mail your safety slogan — 10 words or less — on this entry form or on a plain post card to the Crusade For Safety Editor, Boca Raton SAVINGS News, P.O. Box 580, Boca Eaton, Fla. S100 in Bonds and $25 in Cash prizes will be awarded. Judges will be local officials. Your safety slogan may win a prize. BONDS Send your entry now. ones in a hurry, sneaking CLIP THIS COUPON — PASTE ON POSTCARD — MAIL TODAY! by the school bus when the DRIVERS KILL AND CRIPPLE MORE youngsters are running for SAFETY it, forgetting kids rush CHILDREN THAN ANY DISEASE! IN into the street from You've helped curb pneumonia, cancer, polio, and other terrible SLOGAN diseases. How about careless drivers? They kill and cripple CASH nowhere. They could be more children from 1 to 14 years than any major disease. PRIZES CONTEST brought into line, but it You can do something. Just write to your local enforcement CLQSIHG DATE takes real enforcement officials. Say ... Fill in grade and school if you are a student BE ANNOUNCED and a town that really "I support strict law enforcement!" supports it." When traffic laws are strictly enforced and obeyed, traffic deaths go down. Your community can be another to prove it. 'The Following Civic Minded Firms and Individuals have Joined The Boca Raton News in Presenting This CRUSADE FOR SAFETY1 BOCA RATON BOCA RATON MOTORS CARIBBEAN SHELL SERVICE FIRST BANK and TRUST CO. 2 S.E. 1st 395-5300 5899 N. Federal Hwy. 276-9144 of BOCA RATON 110 E. Royal Palm Road 395-4420 AMBROSE ELECTRONIC SERVICE BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK CAUSEWAY LUMBER CO. 194 N.W. 20th St. 395-3414 77 E. Camino Real 395-2300 of BOCA RATON, INC. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN AM-SPRAD METALS 400 N.W. 2nd Ave. 395-5335 ASSN. of DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON NURSERY & GARDEN 601 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2121 2645 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-1317 SUPPLIES, INC. CHICK'S SERVICE STATION JOHN APETZ BUILDERS 353 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4740 101 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2222 HI Fl HOUSE 3060 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4808 496 N.W. 16th St. 395-1253 BOCA RATON TILE & TERRAZO CLEARWATER SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ARYIDA CORPORATION 1450 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-1900 Licensed & Insured SCOTT AVIATION CORP. 924 N. Dixie Hwy. 395-2296 998 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2000 ENGINEERING SCIENCES DIVISION BOCA RATON TITLE CO. 1395 N. Federal Hwy. 395-1525 ATLANTIC RUG CO., INC. 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4484 ARTHUR J. COLEMAN TAXIDERMIST 78 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-3717 Over 40 Years Experience TORRI HOMES and 3305 N. Federal Hwy. - 649 N.W. 28th St. 395-1611 Pompano Shoppers Haven 942-0712 BOCA STEEL, INC. QUALITY HOMES 109 N.W. 20th St. 395-2717 CONSTRUCTION WELDING SERVICE Boca Raton 395-4964 BAKER'S WOODCRAFT CABINETS 1601 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-5211 751 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-3616 BOCA TACKLE SHOP 451 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-0969 POMPANO BEACH BAYOU RESTAURANT GEORGE CULVERHOUSE CONSTRUCTION 501 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-1682 BUCKEYE PLASTERING CO. 194 N.W. 20th St. 395-5548 Residential Work 4642 N.W. 2nd Terrace 395-5422 D & H AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, INC. CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION No. 3206 BIBLETOWN, USA BIBLE6R0UNDS 309 N.E. 1st St., Pompano Bch. 933-2101 600 N.W. 4th Ave. 395-2400 800 N. Dixie Hwy. 395-0322 BUD'S BAR SOUTH FLA. HARNESS RACEWAYS, INC. 201 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-9837 D & M AUTO PARTS Race Track Road, Pompano WE3-4300 BOCA CRAFT BAZAAR, INC. 220 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-2412 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS C & W ELECTRIC CO. 20 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-2919 COSSIE LYONS FARMS 1640 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-2232 DEE'S GARAGE BODY & FENDER REPAIRS Highway 7 395-0535 BOCA CYCLE CENTER CALICO CORNERS, INC. 101 N.W. 3rd St. 395-4441 HONDA CYCLES Draperies-Slipcovers-Upholstery DeMARCO & SONS, INC. CONTRACTORS 900 N. Dixie Hwy. 20 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-4244 901 W. Camino Real 395-4300 DEERFIELD BEACH BOCA ISLANDS CAMINO GARDENS N.G. DRACOS ASSOCIATES, INC in the Heart of Boca Raton A Developement of Itvenus, Inc. 42 S.E. 4th St. 395-3432 PAL'S CAPTAIN'S TABLE RESTAURANT 310 S.W. 11th Place 395-1211 Camino Real - Just West of US 1 395-0900 "HANK HAGMANN" DURA-TECH CORPORATION Cove Yacht Basin, Deerfield 399-4000 BOCA PALM DAY SCHOOL CAMPUS GULF SERVICE Insulation Material 399-0836 399 N.W. 35th St., Boca Raton 395-3698 1299 N.W. 2nd Ave. 395-9882 1555 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2424 H.W. RUCKS & SON DAIRY and CORAL POINT DAY SCHOOL Hwy. 7, Deerfield Beach 395-1194 (Lighthouse Point) CAPITOL BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC. ELEANOR'S CHILDREN'S SHOP 3911 N.E. 22nd Ave., 942-3970 135 N.W. 20th St. 395-1731 18 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-0116 DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON HOMES, INC. FEDERAL TV SALES & SERVICE 425 N:W. 12th Ave. 395-0081 CARD & D'AVRAY, INC. Decorators & Designers 6205 N. Federal Hwy. 399-4779 276-2888 BOCA RATON LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 201 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-4911 ADAMS CHEVROLET CO. 30 S.E. 1st St. 395-5200 246 S. Federal Hwy. 278-3225 CARIBBEAN KEYS SUBDIVISION FIFTH AVENUE SHOPPING PLAZA BOCA RATON MEAT MARKET, INC. East of Federal Hwy. at MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION N.E. 58th St. CR8-2402 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. 1945 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4411 240 N.E. 2nd Ave. 278-3311 Many Of The Sponsors Of This Campaign Are listed Here • Of hers Will Appear In future Editions A JL Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9B LOVING CARE This Is The 2nd In A Series of Safety Messages IS NEEDED To Appear In The Boca Raton News' 1st Annual when you're driving, too! CRUSADE FOR SAFETY! WHAT'S YOUR PRIZE WINNING SLOGAN \ SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES for CASH PRIZES ! $1A A IM SAVINGS $*JCsy CASH There are so many ways to express your love for a child ^ IUUIN BONDS *OIH PRIZES * —amuse him, caress him, understand him, protect hi from hurt and harm. Send It Now! Your Slogan May Win A Big FREE Prize! CONTEST RULES: All residents of Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach [Because drivers kill and cripple more children than any I and Delray Beach are eligible, except Boca Raton News employes and their fami- lies. To participate, just mail your safety slogan - 1G words or less - on this idisease, a car is potentially one of the most dangerous! entry form or on a plain post card to the Crusade For Safety Editor, Boca Raton News, P.O. Box 580, Boca Raton, Fla. S100 in Bonds and S25 in Cash prizes will (places your child can ever be. So protect him whenever] be awarded. Judges will be local officials. Your safety slogan may win a prize. S^nd your entry now. she is in the car—with a seat belt. CLIP THIS COUPON — PASTE ON POSTCARD — MAIL TODAY! SAVE LIVES SAFETY Name Age SLOGAN Address CONTEST School* Grade Slogan l l "Fill in grade and school if you ore a student l •CLOSING DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED! r The Following Civic Minded Firms and Individuals have Joined The Boca Raton News in Presenting This CRUSADE FOR SAFETY BOCA RATON LEE HIGGINSON CORPORATION RICE INVESTMENT CORP. Members of New York Stock Exchange 162 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-5369 105 E. Boca Raton Road 395-4500 FLORIDA AIRMOTIVE of BOCA RATONr INC. Boca Raton Airfield 395-1699 RINKER MATERIALS CORP. LIBERTY GLASS, INC. 50 N.W. 13th St. 395-4814 UNIVERSITY BOWLING LANES, INC. GOLD COAST HOMES, INC. 802 N. Dixie Hwy. 395-5616 100 N.E. 20th St. 395-5222 110 E. Palmetto Park Road 395-3040 J. STUART ROBERTSON ASSOCIATES, INC. LINKS DRIVE-INN "The Real Estate Corner" UNIVERSITY PARK COUNTRY CLUB Military Trail, University Park 395-5460 GOLD COAST MUSHROOM CO. 30 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-9921 60 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4626 2900 N.W. 7th Ave. 395-1799 UNIVERSITY TAVERN LOVE DRUG COMPANY THE ROGERS HOUSE at LAKE ROGERS 2162 N.E. 1st Ave. 395-9914 R.C. FISH & ASSOCIATES, INC. 119 S.E. 1st 395-2600 3700 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2052 131 N.E. 1st Ave. 395-3600 M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC. LYKES BROS., INC. ROYAL PALM INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE GORY INDUSTRIES, INC. MEATS 81 Golf View Drive 395-1661 855 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-4000 117 N.W. 13th St. 395-4522 3356 Atlantic Blvd., Pompano WH1-7000 Roofing Tile Mfg's. 135 N.W. 20th St. 395-1770 RUSSELL REINFORCED PLASTIC CORP. ARNOLD WILLIAMS' MEDICAL PHARMACY MCLAUGHLIN & ASSOCIATES, INC. 1400 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-5415 855 S. Fe'deral Hwy. 305-5522 JOHN A GRANT JR., INC. 332 N. Federal Hwy. 395-0313 Engineers 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-3335 RUTENBERG HOMES of BOCA RATON, INC. WOLFIE'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE MANNING & SON ELECTRIC 1385 W. Camino Real 395-2552 1701 N. Federal Hwy. (US 1) 395-4100 GULF EASTERN CORP. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 4949 N.W. 2nd Ct. 395-2320 1999 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2211 SMITKSON & KEYSER BUILDERS, INC. 340 N.E. Spanish Trail 395-4744 DEERFIELD BEACH HARBOUR ASSOCIATES, BUILDERS J.H. MEDLIN DAIRY 7000 N. Federal Hwy. 395-3200 Hwy. 7 - Boca Raton 395-1971 SOMMERS & MESSMER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. P.O. Box 552 395-2131 CAP'S PLACE RESTAURANT HIBISCUS CONSTRUCTION, INC. J.C. MITCHELL & SONS INSURANCE At Lighthouse Point WH1-0418 30S.E. 4th St. 395-3909 22 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4711 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. 855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-9006 CEE BEE MARINA 580 N. Federal Hwy. 399-1700 HILLSBORO COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL MOTHERWELL REALTY A1A Hwy. -Hillsboro Beach 399-2121 757 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4044 STAR DECORATORS Draperies-Spreads-Carpets COVE BEAUTY SALON 1636 S.E. 3rd Ct. 399-0313 194 N.W. 20th St. 395-2937 JACKS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. MUSHROOMS of FLORIDA, INC. Developers of Boca Ridge 1923 N. Federal Hwy. , 395-2210 DEERFIELD ROCK CO. 461 N.E. 44th St. : . 395-1445 SUPREME AUTO BODY Rt. 810 & Powerline Road 399-2131 NATIONAL SPRINKLER & WELLS "Bill Azzarello" KOHTZ PLUMBING 158 N.W. 13th St. 395-1828 170 N.W. 13th St. 395-1722 FAMOUS DOOR 1N.W. 1st Ave. 395-0800 RESTAURANT IN THE COVE OCEAN HEARTH RESTAURANT & LOUNGE THERMO INDUSTRIES, INC. TOOL MFRS. Deerfield Beach 399-3883 KRAEER AMBULANCE SERVICE 1111 N. Ocean Blvd. 690 N.W. 28th St. 395-0212 450 N. Federal Hwy. 395-1800 AUGUST TOBLER, INC. CONTRACTOR DELRAY BEACH Wm. C. PROWE 1199 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-1818 LAWSON ELECTRIC, INC. Remodeling-Additions WALDRON MOTORS 108 N.W. 3rd 395-2428 355 N.E. 5th St. 395-2789 TRAINOR METAL PRODUCTS CO. Foreign Cars MG-AUSTIN HEALY-SPRITE 171 N.W. 16th St. 395-5520 3815 S. Federal Hwy. CR 8-2371 LETURMY LAWN SERVICE PUBLIX SUPER MARKET CR 8-2876 Power Spraying 2000 Ni Federal Hwy. 395-5515 TURNER NURSERIES, INC. DICK'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 303 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-1717 980 N. 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