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BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 9 NO. 4 Boca Raton, Palm Beoch County, Florida, Thursday, December 19, 1963 24 Pages PRICE TEN CENTS $1.85 Million Expansion Voted for Water Plant City Christinas Flois Coll Party Set in for Doubling SanbornSquare Capacity Boca Raton's "offi- The City Commission cial" is due Tuesday authorized a to put in an appearance $1.85 million expansion here eve at program designed to 5 p.m. in Sanborn double the capacity of Square. the city's water treat- Santa will arrive ment system and im- aboard Fire Engine No. prove sewage pumping 1 - "Old Betsy" - to facilities. distribute gifts to all Acting on a proposal children under 10 years by Dr. Charles A. Black Throe members of the Mary mount College (ilee Club (left to riffht) Toni of age at the annual city- wide Children's Christ- of the city's consulting Bascetta, Kathy Cain and Mary Ann Dover, gave a special performanceat mas Party sponsored firm of Black, Crow and the program Tuesday evening. The event was part of by members of the Boca Eidsness, Inc., the Christmas week festivities at Marymount.— Colony Studio. Commission approved a Raton Fire Department. package program af- Santa will continue his fecting phases of the visits around the city water collection, treat- with an appearance at ment and distribution about 6 p.m. at Road- Paul Matwiy (right), secretary-treasurer of the Boca Raton Fund, Inc., and system. 'Great Elephant Flap' man School. He'll also Included in the plan tour the city to make a Robert Leggett (left), chairman"of community service for the Rotary Club of is.- special visit to shut-in Boca Raton, present a check for $280 to Mrs. Robert Trafford, president of The addition of 10 new children and adults. the Welfare Council. The check represents "fines" collected from mem- wells which would each Fire Chief John bers of the club during the past year. have a capacity of one Goes Thundering on Loughery, who serves million gallons of wa- A ruckus that started remarks about non-par- er was speaking for as one of Santa Claus' ter per day at an esti- out a week ago, and for tisanship, if indeed himself, and not for the helpers here, has asked mated cost of $200,000. lack of a better name Singer was referring to university. that any shut-ins who Federal Bill Means Expansion might be tagged "the DeLong. Dr. Williams said that would like to be on San- Addition of new soft- great elephant flap" is Such a furor was he had reviewed tape re- ta's itinerary call him ening and filter units still beating around. raised after the meet- cordings of the prepared at 395-1123. pumps and sludge equip- At a meeting last ing that Dr. Kenneth remarks and the ques- To help pay for the Of Florida Atlantic Buildings ment at a cost of $800,- Wednesday night, S. Williams issued a state- tions and answers made Christmas party, the 000. president of FAU, indi- ages, and libraries. A new 500,000-gallon Leonard Singer, vice- ment yesterday reite- at the POVCA meeting Fire Department an- The federal College Dr. Williams has been president of the self- rating the fact that Sing- nually sponsors a pre-Aid Bill, signed into law cated that the highest elevated storage tank at (Continued on page 12A) priority would be given notified that the Florida a cost of $100,000. styled non-political Christmas Turkey this week, will speed up Board of Control - the Property Owners and Shoot. This year's shoot Florida Atlantic Uni- to immediate expan- will be held Sunday at versity's plans for in- sion of the science state's governing body Increasing the ca- Voters Civic Associa- in the field of education pacity of the city's sew- tion of Boca Raton Commission Turns Thumbs the firing range on North creased science facili- building, already ap- A-l-A. The range will ties and the school of proved by the bond pro- - will attend a regional age pumping station No. (POVCA) criticized meeting in Atlanta Jan. 1 at a cost of $135,000 strenuously the present be manned from 9 a.m. oceanography, gram passed by the vot- Down On Request for Funds to dark. Dr. Kenneth Williams, ers Nov. 5. 7 when procedures for and a new sewage pump- administration of the The College Aid Bill, making application will ing station at 20th street city of Boca Raton and, A request that Boca the fair display was re- signed by President be outlined by federal and Federal highway at according to certain Raton help pay for the jected last May. NEWS' Publication Date Changed Johnson Tuesday, pro- representatives. a cost of $47,000. members of the press, Palm Beach County ex- Mayor Joe DeLong vides both matching After each Florida verbally lashed Mayor hibit at the New York said that he felt the new The Boca Raton with their families. grants and loans for in- university has submit- The new improve- Joe DeLong. World's Fair - which Boca Raton city hall was News will publish Because of the stitutions of higher ted its recommenda- ments would add 10 mil- The rub of Singer's will advertise Boca Ra- "more important than Dec. 24, instead of change, early dead- learning, but limits ex- tions, the Board of Con- lion gallons and permit speech was that he is ton - received a anything the World's Dec. 26, next week. lines will prevail in penditures to construc- trol will establish apri- pushing the system to a director of learning re- "thumbs down" reply Fair would bring in." The paper will be both the news and tion of facilities for re- ority on a state-wide peak capacity of 25 mil- sources of Florida At- from the City Commis- Acting on a motion distributed early on advertising depart- search and instruction basis. lion gallons of water per *••-#, lantic University. sion Tuesday. by Commissioner Ar- the morning of ments. The News off- in the natural and phy- Construction in the day. In his speech, Singer thur Mirandi, the group to ice will be open and sical sciences, engi- plans at FAU include all He estimated that it allegedly referred to "a The commission had "received and filed" the permit our employes staffed over the neering, mathematics, phases of learning cov- would take 18 months to big elephant that sits in received a request from request. to spend the hoiidays weekend. ered by the new bill. complete the projects. the middle of the com- the County World's Fair modern foreign langu- mission table." Authority to contribute This brought on a few some $5,000 to the ven- ture. However, even a motion by Commis- Meeker Elected sioner Robert Honchell for a $500 token contri- There's just (t:t)days until Christmas President of Bar bution was nixed by oth- Rusley C. Meeker, a er members of the com- Boca Raton attorney, mission. Boca Raton post office employes see Wednesday was elected the few days before Christmas two dif- president of the South Commission John ferent ways. Palm Beach County Bar Brandt said he was in Association. favor of making a "sub- First, they think there can't possibly Mrs. Roberta McKen- stantial contribution" to be enough time to move all those pack- ry, the Boca Raton city the project, even though ages and those thousands of letters. attorney, was elected a former request from treasurer of the asso- the City of West Palm Then, they think perhaps that there ciation. Beach to participate in are too many days in which to have to work so hard in getting all the holiday mail processed. If you see a lot of mail in these pic- tures, you aren't wrong, for the Boca Raton post office has handled almost one and a half million pieces of mail since Dec. 1, and a total of more than 6,000 packages in the past three days alone. Not only are there more people in town, but they're writing more, too. There have been 233,468 letters mail- ed from Boca Raton in the past three days compared to 161,802 just -one year ago. Total receipts are upalmost 45 per cent over 1962, another record-setting year. Did you ever get penalized for staying in school? Not AFTER school, just IN school? Well, the Boca Raton Junior High basket- ball team did. Tuesday afternoon, the roundballers went Postmaster Don McDermott to West Palm Beach to play Conniston and were penalized for being late. and Assistant PM "We couldn't leave until school was out," protested Coach Phil Linville. Officials turned a deaf ear, and Conniston Cecil Roseke was given a technical foul before the game started. Linville's frustration continued, too, carefully study the for -his charges lost by 53-24, though-his "B" team won by 28-22. huge mail problem "They (Conniston) will have to play us here," he mused, "then we'll see." Better get there early, Conniston. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1963 Coppelia' Ballet Opens Dental Office to Open Here .foraiianoBeacli-ttHl-SU'

Performing Arts Festival ialize in either ortho- at SHOPPfRS HHVIN Dr. Cynthia M. Shell- ROUU ! NORTH ffBFBAt HJGHWflV A group resembling a famed ballet, "Coppe- burne, D.D.S., has es- dontia or dentistry for partial who's who in bal- lia." tablished her dentistry children." Her prefe- let will be on hand to Included in the cast practice in a newly fur- rence is general prac- Starts Today open the new Festival are Claudia Cravey, nished building at 18 tice. Martha Living on the south- Barry of the Performing Arts Richard Dodd, Eileen S.E. Fourth St. Sulliv an Hyer at the Royal Poinciana Elliott, Caj Selling, Flo- Her office will open east coast of Florida is Playhouse in Palm rin LuBall, Asta Arise Monday. a culmination of a six Beach Friday, Dec. 27. and choreographer and Dr. Shellburne is a year dream for the doc- PYRO' Frank J. Hale, presi- dancer Zsedenyi, who native of Illinois and a tor, and she is rapidly dent of the Academy Ro- will portray the comic graduate of the Indiana becoming an enthusias- Thing Without A Face yale Theatre Inc. and the antics of Dr. Coppelius, University School of tic citizen of Boca Ra- IN COLOR theater have gathered a creator of the magic ton. 2:00 - 3:50 roster of international doll, Coppelia, who 5:40 - 7:30 - 9:25 personalities from all comes to life for a se- Rent k NSW over the globe to dance ries of droll mis-ad- 1:30 til 2 p.m. in Charles Zsedenyi's ventures. Members of the Pompano Beach Power Squadron Auxiliary were out in full Car ©r Truck 50* MON. thru FBI. version of Leo Delibes' There will be six per- force recently when the organization held its annual Christmas luncheon Hsites except Holidays formances of the and fashion show at the Ocean Hearth restaurant. One foursome included (left Christmas ballet, which to right) Mrs. Howard Bayly, Fort Lauderdale; Mrs. Herbert Hansford, 419 E. 1424567 Phone 395-5121 for inaugurates Hale's new Coconut Palm Rd.; Mrs. Thoresby Slack, Fort Lauderdale, and Mrs. Paul J. Night - 941-3252 Classified Ad Service it's Not Too Late festival. Opening Fri- Connolly, Pompano Beach.—Colony Studio Your Selection oi day, Dec. 27, the ballet will play for two addi- HALLMARK tional performances at HARBOUR LOUNGE Christinas Cards' 8:40 p.m. Saturday, Dec. PRESENTS NITELY EXCEPT 28 and Monday, Dec. SUNDAY FROM S:00 P.M. imprinted 30. There are three with your name matinee performances DICK BETTS AT THE CHAMBEHLAIN planned for 2 p.m. Sat- Dr. Shellburne May we suggest a gift urday, Dec. 28, Sunday, (WORLD'S MOST UNUSUAL INSTRUMENT) wrapped package of Dec. 29 and Monday, Dentistry. She holds Dec. 30. bachelor's and master's PAPERBACK BOOKS degrees in education of your choice from the University of TJ. S. 1 — BOCA RATON Santa to Visit Illinois in addition to her for the person Sparky's Party dental degree. who has everything/ She was honored with the American College of Santa Claus is sched- Dentist's scholastic You're Just Minutes Away uled to make an appear- award and essay award' ance at the Sparky Fire FROM BROWARD'S WORLD FAMOUS, ACTION-PACKED ARD& Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Steinhoff, 1130 Spanish River Rd., were hosts re- in last June's com- Department meeting and cently for a dinner party at the Ocean Hearth restaurant. Present were (left to mencement exercises at Christmas Party Satur- BOOKS right) Mrs. Steinhoff, John Bloodsworth, Mrs. Emilyn Simmonds, R.A. the University of Indi- 133 S.E. 1st St. day at 10 a.m. in the ana. Teen Center building on Marmaduke, Mrs. Evelyn Bloodsworth, Mrs. Mary Reid, Richard Stein- Boca Raton. Fla. hoff, Mrs. Mique Marmaduke and Harold Reid.-Colony Studio "Women," she said, JAI-ALAI 9:30a.m. to9:00p.m. West Palmetto Park "are expected to road. just east of U.S. f at Dania. Easily ac- Sandy Wesley, Bob Deckard cessible, bus or taxicab. Only 10 minutes from down- IMPERIAL town Ft. Louder- PBEStWS dale, 25 minutes Join News' Editorial, Ad Staffs 1 Old World Dining from Pompano Beach, 35 minutes 218 S. Federal - 395-1922 AMERICAN-CANTONESE from Deerfield, 40 MIDDLE EAST minutes from Boc Two appointments to assistant managing edi- advertising staff, hand- Raton, 45 minutes tor for a chain of week- ling local accounts. from E)elray Beach the Boca Raton News Convenient to ev- staff were announced ly suburban newspapers. "We are proud to add erywhere in South FRESHLY CUT MAINE this week by J.H. Jesse, She has her degree in these two young people Florida. With FIR BALSAM journalism from the enough parking DAN'S space to occommo University of Detroit. date more than Although currently 1500 automobiles. CHRISTMAS TREES commuting from Laud- Ports or Paradise (Also Fresh Balsam Wreaths) e r d a 1 e-b y-1 h e - S e a, Revue Admission from FOR RESERVATIONS: FOURTEEN YEARS Miss Wesley will make far East Loung FT. LAUDERDALE & HOLLYWOOD AT THIS LOCATION her home with her par- % SHOWS 923-1511

I1 cuti/Ufc theswcaec treebicess a« t thuice latesjabcati £ r. «*H&—-^3 ents, Mr. and Mrs. 8 and 10 pm Sorrj Ho Mlitan time possible in Maine to bring ^s^rwwllIMAs Charles J. Wesley, in DANCING south to insure freshness for /^^^^v£TiT. their new home now un- your holidays. ffiCQ& Tff$ der construction in Pal- BANIA PALACE OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10:30 metto Park Terrace. Deckard, of 2291 N.E. WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL PARI-MUTUEL SHOWPLACE 5th Ave., is originally F08SAUE! from New York but has HOME OF THE ONLY MAJOR LEAGUE JAI-ALAI made his home in Flori- U. S. 1 AT DANIA POST TIME 7:3S On Federal Hiway - at the Stoplight da since 1958. He grad- uated from Seacrest (at Branham's Shell Service Station) Sandy Wesley High School and follow- Bob Deckard assa publisher. ing a tour of duty as an to our publication," Army paratrooper, he Miss Sandy Wesley Jesse said. "The Boca NOW OPEN attended the University Raton News is one of WE'RE OPEN! has joined the News' ed- of . THE itorial department and the fastest growing Bob Deckard is working Deckard will be a community newspapers on the advertising staff. member of the display in the South, and we will continue to increase our Miss Wesley, who Marymount Student FLORIDA'S FAMOUS AND FINEST HIDEAWAY . . . fills the position of wo- staff to maintain our po- man's editor, comes To Appear on TV sition of leadership in from Detroit, Mich., circulation, news and where she formerly was Joan Flannery, a advertising." freshman student at Marymount Junior Col- NEWEST BOCA RATON NEWS lege, will appear on PHONE '395-5121 NBC's Florida Forum Published every THURSDAY Ebb Tide pi*" at 34 S.E. 2nd St. by Boca with Elliott Roosevelt Raton Publishing Co. in a symposium on the RESTAURANT & LOUNGE NESTLED Entered as Second Class "Alliance for Prog- SCHRAFFT'S IN THE PALMS Steaks, Chops ION THE INTRACOASTAL Matter at the Post Office at ress" Sunday, Dec. 22. Boca Raton, Florida, Dec. BESIDE (NW) THE 1, 1955. Miss Flannery is the & Seafoods DEERFIELD BEACH BRIDGE daughter of Mr. and FULL COURSE Subscription Rates Mrs. John J. Flannery, PHONE 399-1555 By carrier in city. . 10f week Brooklyn, New York. DINNERS) QC By mail in U.S. FOR RESERVATIONS AND DIRECTIONS lyr. $5.20; 6mo. $3; 3mo. $1.75 By mail outside U.S. Postr Auxiliary Plan Eve Lynn lyr. $7; 6 mo. $4; 3 mo. $2.50 DINNER SERVED FROM 5 P. M. Joint Christmas Party at the piano American Legion Post FRI. & SAT. Nights 277, and its auxiliary Dining Room Hours 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. will hold a joint Christ- mas party at 8 p.m. to- N. Fed. Hwy. Closed Sunday night. A buffet dinner Boca Raton will be served, and gifts CR 8-1741 will be exchanged. BOB'S Boca BOCA RATON lounge & Restaurant BUI U.S. 1 & Palmetto Pk. Rd. BOCA RATON says RESTAURANT AND HARBOUR LOUNGE OUR SPECIALTY Schrafft's Boca Raton restaurant and Daily Luncheon Roast Sirloin 50 Harbour Lounge is the newest in the chain of these famous establishments. Specials gjtw of Beef 'Why are the favorite few Luncheon is served from 11:30 a.m. Full Course I civil service employees Dinner from 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. promoted at the expense The Harbour Lounge an intimate at- Complete Menu available tractive meeting place serves man- of the taxpayers?" sized Schrafft's cocktails until 2:00 FRI. NITE FISH FRY Our Chef BIG JOHN formerly at a.m. Entertainment nightly, except ail YOU can eat 100 Sunday, from 9:00 p.m. Make your Hidden Valley next stop — Schrafft's — Boca Raton. Property Owners & VISIT OUR PACKAGE STORE Voters Civic Association UNIVERSITY INN of Boca Raton U. S. HIGHWAY 1 *BOCA RATON Thursday, December 19, 1963THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Choral Program Several Meetings Planned Is Presented C of C Schedules Busy Week St. Andrew's School a yardstick that will en- Boys Choral groups Four important activ- Another innovation ities of the Greater Bo- under consideration is able him to calculate presented their annual INTELLIGENT* what minimum contribu- Christmas performance ca Raton Chamber of a "fair share" volun- Commerce were ap- tary system of dues. tion he should make in last Sunday evening be- the matter of dues ir fore an audience of 300 proved by its directors "The fair share sys- at a meeting Monday af- comparison with all oth- persons. tem is being adopted by er chamber members." Under the direction of ternoon at the Chamber chambers all over the Mrs. Joseph Gould, the building. United States," said Malaya expects to boys sang "The Little Most important is the chamber president Bob train more than 700 stu- Drummer Boy," "Be- annual membership Prout. "This arrange- dent nurses and 125 hos- hold that Star," "Glory drive which will be ment is intended to pro- pital assistants this to God," and "Go Tell launched Feb. lOaspart vide each member with year. It on the Mountain." of "Chamber of Com- merce Week." Bill Murphy sang "Ave Maria" and Da- A booth at the Fiesta vid Perkins gave a vio- del Boca Raton has been lin rendition of "O Holy reserved by the cham- Christmas Gifts Night." ber to provide informa- tion and printed ma- Unusual Ornaments This year's program terial for those inte- was taped by students rested in Boca Raton. Christmas Jewelry Mike Garvan, Mark The chamber's ad- Hodges and Jack Rich- from ardson to be aired vertising committee is Christmas Eve and designing a new edition Christmas day over ra- of its annual classified dio stations in Delray directory which will be Beach, Fort Lauderdale A coffee for prospective and new members Friday, including Florida Atlantic University, St. Andrew's mailed to all homeown- and Miami. gave the League of Women Voters, an opportunity to School and Marymount College. Observing the dis- ers in Boca Raton. display its new social studies kit which will be play are (left to right) Mrs. C.J. Kubik, Mrs. James Members will be given In addition, 200 rec- 111 E. Royal Palm Road distributed to schools in South Palm Beach County, Peterson, Mrs. Frank Carey, and Mrs. Robert Day. an opportunity to place ords are being cut and advertising in the com- Boca Raton will be encased in a red ing edition, a service 395-5387 jacket folder bearing the that was not previously gold St. Andrew's crest. At Boca Raton High School available. These records will be available to the- public in approximately two weeks. Honor Roll Lists 117 Students BOSTON RUG CO One hundred and sev- are Marcia McGuire, ane Portnoy and Cynthia Kathleen Angell, Sue enteen students of Boca Forest Smith, Jeffrey Skinner. Beard, Sharon Crowell, Raton High School have Sweet and Douglas Tret- Tenth grade students Angela Dagata, Bonnie made the honor roll for tien. receiving honors are: Genser, Susan Kane, . . . Boca Raton the second six-week pe- Students receiving high honors, Linda Hew- Mibi Lester, Pamela riod. honors are David Ber- itt; honors, Bill DaCam- Mackey, Eileen Mac- High honor students gamini, Douglas Caylor, ara, Allan DeWeese, Lean, ' Lihdy Nolan, I PRE-HOLIDAY in the seventh grade are Tom Evans, Bob Gif- Bill Flavell, Mike How- Sherry Poole, Gene Sel- John Anderson, John ford, Larry Griffin, ell, Bob Keith, Jay Tret- leck, Darlene Stachura Here's a chance to cover any part of Harvey and Harry Sch- Kenneth Higgins, Larry tien, Jerry Williams, and Carolyn Troll. roeder. Manning, Paul Matwiy, Honor students are Bruce Myers, Wayne your home at $ $ SAYINGS Jim Campbell, William Scott, Thomas Trettien, Carmine, Tom Flem- Sherilyn Barton, Lucy ing, David Gill, Burt Bastone, Janet Boldizar, SAVE up to $3.00 per Sq. Yd. Grenell, Keith Higgins, Karen Coyle, Leticia Scott McKinley, Tom J. Carlo, and Camille Cadet Dick Heid- Osborn, Karen Adams, Chericone. IS Gorgeous Colors in plush cut tOO°/o gerd returned to Boca Cindy Bush, Debbie Others receiving hon- VIRGIN NYLON PILE or HIGH-LOW Raton this week from Carpenter, Andrea Cole, ors are Beth Cole, Can- Riverside Military Cheri Cole, Janet Eu- dy Furhman, Cindy LOOP UNCUT PILE Academy, Gainesville, bank and Martha Gutze- Frambach, Carol Hut- Ga. After the Christ- mer. chens, Carol Johnson, ONLY 495 mas holidays he will Other honor students Darlene Lang, Karen Lorentzen, Maria Mars, report to Riverside are Susan Hewitt, Robin CNESTOP Jemison, Linda Kapsch, Georgene Noble, Carole Military Academy, Hol- Scott, Deborah Sheller, SHOP lywood, Fla. Janis Keith, Debby Kel- ly, Jill Kitchen, Pris- Shirley Stachura, Caro- lOjBeautiful decorator colors cilla Lewis, Judith Li- line Tylander, and Vicki WE ONLY LOOKED FOR THE of DUPONT 501 Blue N Labeled NYLON in HIGH-LOW Needy Children berti, Andy Mangus, Walker. Marjorie Peak, Mary Ninth grade high hon- UNUSUAL "Lovely Trifles' UNCUT Pile Design - ALSO Will be Feted Richmond, Debbie or students are Barbara Schoelkopf, Linda Shipp, Hicks, Barbara Hupp, 'Sparkling Baubles' Some 5JC0L0RS IN 100% VIRGIN WOOL PILE Members of the Jay- Rosalie Smart, Sharon and Carol Traxler. We Had Hand-Made to order. cee Wives Club will take Stanton, Cindy Stone, Honor students are of Bone-Beige, Carmel-Beige, Avocado, Antique Gold, and Surf Green their children and the Donna Walker, Mimi Jeffrey Clark, Bill Felt- children of a needy fam- Weathers and Donna ner, Donald Kapsch, These" are the Sparkling Gifts ily to a Christmas party Wyatt. Gregory Martin, Phil- TAKE YOUR PICK nHIVC95 Saturday, Dec. 21. Eighth grade students lip Moore, Bill Wyllner, The party will be held receiving high honors Marcia Celusnek, Don- at the Democrat Club on na Chambers, Jane Cle- NYLON or WOOL ^JSO.YD. ESTIMATES Northwest 11th street 'Sandpipers' Hold ment, DyonniaColeman, from 2 to 4 p.m. Jane Criswell, Priscil--, 1 Santa Claus will dis- Christmas Party la Ebel, Candace Guth, tribute gifts to the child- Kay Hardy, Betty BOSTON RUG CO. ren. Chairman of the af- Houghton, Carolyn Bazaar The Sandpipers, a Johnson, Sigrid Noel, fair is Mrs. Joseph Di- newly organized square 1941 N. Federal BOCA RATON 395-1923 Mauro. dance club in Boca Ra- Betty Jo Patrick, Di- ton held its Christmas party and dance at .the PUT YOUR VALUABLE Community Building ARTICLES UNDER ONE last Sunday. Highlights of the COVER evening included a gift exchange and buff et pre- pared by the refresh- EVERY DAY IS LADIES' DAY ment committee con- sisting of Mr. and Mrs. Al Blair and Mr. and Mrs. John Hamell. AT BOCA NATIONAL ! Guests included mem- bers of the Crosstrail- ers club from Deerfield You can buy separate policies Beach. to cover your valuables like photo or hobby equipment, The Dominican Re- jewelry and furs, or sports public plans to import BECAUSE WE MAKE A SPECIAL EFFORT equipment. But, it's more con- 50,000 head of beef venient and economical to 1 breeding cattle in the TO MEET THEIR EVERY BANKING NEED cover all these with one policy. next five years to up- If you'd like "One Policy" grade local herds and protection for your on-the-go increase meat exports. WITH HELPFUL ONE STOP SERVICE valuables, see us about a Per- sonal Articles Floater.

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No matter how many times I say or write this salutation, it never fails to give me just a 19641 little "tug." CHRISTMAS] Our own opinion, here CLUB N0W5 BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK at WILLIAMS MEDICAL PHARMACY, is that we OPEN I ON BEAUTIFUL CAMINO REAL JUST WEST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY couldn't say a nicer thing — to nicer peo- ple. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION So, again, MERRY 500 S. Federal Hwy. CHRISTMAS. BOCA RATON Williams Medical Pharmacy — Weir Pla- Ph. 395-O22O za - 399-5222 — Free Delivery... 4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdoy, December 19, 1963 9 'Happy Holiday Hints for the Cook \> PRINTING CO. 800 N. w. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA RATON Some foods inade- year: 804 against 495." TELEPHONE 395-1909 Food poisoning due to "Kitchen facilities FOR EVERY PRINTING NEED quately cooked can turn Epidemics of food salmonellosis causes may be less than ade- a happy holiday into near poisoning due to salmo- diarrhea and stomach quate for the enlarged tragedy, Dr. Wilson T, nellosis are usually cramps. Fever, nausea holiday families," he Buy and Use Sowder, Florida's state traced to (1) inadequate- and vomiting are com- said. Christmas Seals health officer, reports. ly cooked food, espec- monly present. "Cooking to assure ially fowl, pork and Dr. Sowder said mea- that foods are safe ap- eggs; (2) insufficiently sures to prevent the in- Authorized Dealer plies not only to holi- cooked foods containing fection include thorough days but to every day of dried or frozen hen or cooking of all foodstuffs HEARING AIDS the year," he said, duck eggs, as for exam- derived from animal "There is reason for ple eggs used in salad sources; protection of and BATTERIES concern since more dressings; (3) food pre- food against rodent or cases of salmonellosis pared by an infected insect contamination; CREDIT have been reported this food handler; and (4) oc- and refrigeration of ALTIER JEWELERS year compared with the casionally food contam- prepared foods during 44 S.E. 1st Ave. AMDUR BLDG. similar period last inated by rodent feces. storage before use. Downtown Boc; Raton GIFTS, GIFTS, and more GIFTS for' m

NO ANY DRINKS OUR LIMITS n n n nn LOUNGE BAR COLONIAL DAY or KITE DAILY 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.r Members of Girl Scout Troop 201 sponsored a hay ride last Saturday for the scouts and their guests. The group left Boca Raton in a hay-filled truck for an LIQUORS TATE outing in Hugh Taylor Birch State Park in Fort Lauderdale. 2515 N. Federal Hwy. SUNDAY illllllfllllllllllllllilllllllllillllill Belray Beach Phone 278-2525 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dr. Williams Will 6 YR. OLD QUARTS IMPORTED FROM CANADA SALE .' Host FAU Faculty 5-STAR VINYL- ALUMINUM ANCIENT mm SCHENLEY Reg. 27.95 | Reg. 19.95 Dr. Kenneth R. Wil- FOUR ROSES iHAIG&HAIG liams, president of AGE O.F.C. 86 PROOF NOW 17.95|Now 12.95 Florida Atlantic Uni- 86 PROOF SCOTCH 8 YEAR OLD versity, and his wife BLENDED WHISKEY BLENDED & BOTTLED may well have started KENTUCKY 86.8 PROOF Reg. 17.95 Reg. 14.95 the first tradition at the BOURBON IN SCOTLAND CANADIAN WHISKEY state's newest univer- 86.8 PROOF NOW 11.95 NOW 10.95; sity. Dr. and Mrs. Wil- 449 Reg. 12.95 I Reg. 9.95 Reg. 6.95 j liams will host, for the 369 479 Reg. 6.95 second year in the row, Reg. 5.15 Reg. 7.15 "f 5th Reg. 6.65 • 5th Now9.95lNow7.95 Now4.95i an informal holiday re- ception for the univer- COMPLETE SELECTION OF sity faculty from 3:30 . BLACK LABEL EXCLUSIVE to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, QUARTS J & B DECORATIONS - TREE LIGHTS Dec. 22, at the Sun and JACK DANIELS KENTUCKY VIKING BLEND SCOTCH Surf Club. WRAPPING PAPER - TREE STANDS The Williams' daugh- 90 PROOF EIGHT 6 YEAR OLD 86 PROOF ter Harriet arrives CHARCOAL FILTERED 8 YEAR OLD 86 PROOF BLENDED & BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND REVOLVING LIGHTS home today to spend the BOURBON BOURBON BLENDED WHISKEY Christmas holidays with 8 at Reduced Prices I her parents and brother Frank, a senior at Sea- THE IDEAL GIFT . . . crest High School, Miss 439 one of our Nationally Known Williams is on the staff of the Florida Develop- Reg. 6.95 ment Commission in SMALL APPLIANCE Tallahassee. 100 PROOF 100 PROOF 6E - WESTIN6H0USE - SILEX - DORMEYER BOURBON SUPREME OLD QUARTS UNIVERSAL - SUNBEAM ETC. Alan Armour Will or IMPERIAL TOM X Direct Blood Bank RELSKA at q BARGAIN PRICE 86 PROOF BLENDED FITZGERALD MOORE Alan Armour has KENTUCKY WHISKEY KENTUCKY BOURBON VODKA NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS taken over the presiden- STRAIGHT cy of the Boca Raton Reg. 4.50 BOTTLED IN BOND ELEC. BLANKETS HAIR DRYERS Blood Bank. The posi- BOURBON COMPLETE LINE OF Ifl tion was left vacant by Reg. 6.35 iii the resignation of Mrs. TOM WALLPAPER and PAINTS*? MOORE Q59 REDUCED PRICES {£ Robert Vance. KOPPERS AP The Blood Bank will W sth PAVEMENT at hold its drive Feb. 13. 499 SEALER «* 3 for $10 Reg. 5.50 FAMOUS B£M*0S" DEALER fft In the meantime, blood ^f 5th is available for persons who need it by contact- COMPLETE COLONIAL QUARTS 172 E. Boca Raton Road 395-2442$ ing Fire Chief John Visit ASSORTMENT Loughery. ASSORTMENT OF - CLUB BACARDI RUM Imported STATE'S Lounge BLENDS GINS CORDIALS IMPORTED FROM SCOTCH VODKAS MENTHE - COCOA - ALL DRINKS PUERTO RICO ANNISETTE - LIGHT or DARK BOURBONS FLAVORED LIQUORS Cocktails 3 Just Arrived Reg. 79 Q 4.50 099 3 in time time for Christmas giving A 5th QUARTS QUARTS I.W. HARPER CORONET SEAGRAM'S HAND CARVED FLORIDA'S NEWEST SCENT JIM BEAM CRYSTAL V.S.Q. #1 Cuir De-Chasse 86 PROOF V.O. or DECANTER KENTUCKY BRANDY CANADIAN 100 PROOF by Ettiene Aigner BOURBON KENTUCKY the casual fragrance CLUB 86.8 PROOF BOURBON CANADIAN BLEND Check these gift suggestions 3 5th * WALKING SHORTS * SANDALS Reg. 6.50 •BLOUSES * PURSES * DRESSES * BELTS GRANT'S QUARTS IMPORTED .. QUARTS • FROMUNGUND; * imported Shetland Sweaters SCOTCH KENTUCKY FLE1SCHMANN 8 YR. OLD BEEFEATER GILBEY S 86 PROOF VELVET SEAGRAM'S GIN BLENDED & BOTTLED 6 YEAR OLD GIN IN SCOTLAND KENTUCKY Highway AU at the Beach 90 PROOF 94 PROOF LONDON DRY BOURBON DEERFIELD Beach, Florida 549 J 5th Reg. 7.35 i fc. Thursday, December M, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A City To Be In Survey Boca Raton will be conducted next year un- called on to participate der the direction of the in a county-wide survey State Road Department Marymount College Dedicated as- part of the U.S. to prepare a transpor- tation master-plan of Transportation Act of 1962. Marymount College held its formal dedication Palm Beach County. ceremonies Saturday on the new campus on The survey will be Shop Boca Raton First! Military Trail adjoining Boca Raton. Dr. George N. Shuster, assistant to the presi- dent of Notre Dame University, was the princi- pal speaker. The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, For a lovelier you... bishop of Miami, officiated at the dedication For Your Next PHONE ceremony. Appointment 395-2449 .*«** The student body, wearing collegiant cap and gown, formed an honor guard for the ceremon- ies. Both the college Glee Club and seminarians FRED POLAND 5TH AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA from Boynton Beach sang for the musical pro- OWNER BCCA RATON. FLORIDA ..•* gram. Marymount in Boca Raton is the first Catholic junior college in Florida and is conducted by the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary. The cam- pus now includes an academic-science building, a residence hall, student center-library, and a utility building. FOR THAT "SPECIAL" GIFT Plans call for construction in the future of additional dormitory facilities, swimming pool, FOR THAT SPECIAL "SOMEBODY" cultural center, administration building, a sepa- LILIA'S BOUTIQUE OFFERS A rate library building, chapel, convent and addi- tional academic facilities. UNIQUE and EXCITING SELECTION Mother M. Jogues, president of the college, gave the address of welcome at Saturday's You are cordially invited to ceremonies. Rev. Mother M. de la Croix is coordinator of the college's building program. Visit with us Monday thru Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. INTERIORS by LI LI A Buy and Use 342 EAST PALMETTO PACK RD. Tel: 399-5959 fe. Christmas Seals

DEERFIELD BEACH GALLERIES, INC. Announces An Important Liquidation al PUBLIC AUCTION SALE GROCERY a»d STAPLE ITEMS ORDERED TO BE SOLD From One of the Nation's Largest Wholesale Grocery Distributors OPEN SUNDAYS Mrs. Robert Drummond Entertains Service League Members (PLUS ADDITIONS! UNTIL CHRISTMAS Mrs. Robert J. Drum- "Contributions are Mrs. Marqusee urge ev- mond, president of the steadily coming in," ac- eryone interested to INCLUDED IN THIS SALE WILL BE: FROM 1 r • m* TO 6 i • m» I Debbie-Rand Service cording to Mrs. Gola, mail contributions to the I League, opened her Ca- "and the drive is a suc- Debbie-Rand Memorial 1. MAXWELL HOUSE - SANKA COFFEE, mino Real home yester- cess," Mrs. Gola and Fund. regular, instant day to members of the A LARGE SELECTION OF league for a get-ac- 2. CAMPBELL'S - DEL MONTE SOUPS, quainted tea from 2 to Food Gift Boxes 5 p.m. Boca juices, desserts, etc. The "Happy Holiday and Cheese Boxes Tea" was hosted by the 3. LIBBY'S - STOKELY'S - LE SUEUR league's board of trus- Biff tees and board of gov- juices, vegetables, desserts. ernors. Members of 4. STAR-KIST - CHICKEN OF THE SEA both boards poured for says the affair. TUNA At the present time, the league is sponsoring 5. HEINZ Products - Beans, vegetables, a Christmas tree light- ing drive, co-chairman- "Why are cost figures on pickles, etc. ed by Mrs. Joseph Gola Jr. and Mrs. Gerald the Utility Complex not 6. LIPTON'S TEA - V-3 JUICE - KRAFT Marqusee. forthcoming as officially HELLMAN'S Norwegian imports 7. BUMBLE BEE SALMON - EMPRESS from the United States requested weeks ago?" the first half of this SARDINES year totaled $66,000,000 compared with $64,100,- 8. DOLE - WELCH'S - MOTTS juices and 000 in the same period of 1962. At the same desserts. time, Norwegian exports Property Owners & to the United States 9. GULDEN'S Mustard - LOG CABIN Syrup - slumped from $55,100,- Voters Civic Association JELLO, various flavors. 000 to $49,600,000. of Boca Raton 10. KELLOGG'S Cereals - CREAM OF WHEAT Cereal. 11. GOLD MEDAL Flour - DIXIE CRYSTAL Sugar - MORTON'S Salt. 12. CARNATION Milk - DIAL - CASHMERE BOUQUET Soap, etc. 13. MULLERS' Spaghetti - AUNT JEMIMA - A & H BAKING POWDER ETC., ETC. Sale Starts Tonight December 19—7:30 P.M. Sharp and will continue each evening until all items are sold. att'$ Deerfield Beach Art Galleries, Inc. "The Gold Coast's Most Unusual Store" J -RATON 2009 ROUTE A-l-A — DEERFIELD BEACH N. Fed Hwy. & 18th St., Pompano Beachft 100 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD ALL SALES PERSONALLY CONDUCTED BY WEST HAMPTON BEACH SOUTHAMPTON DANIEL PARKER LEE and BERNARD KAYE __ Phon* 395-0755 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1963 Teen Talk Airman Kay Completes School Teen Center Prepares for For Communications Technicians Airman Second Class Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Start of Holiday Season Andrew F. Kay Jr. of F. Kay of 4800 N.W. Boca Raton, has com- Fifth Ave., Boca Raton, By Anita Fitzgerald come to Teen Town and pleted a special United is a graduate of Sea- be helpers to the Santa States Air Force course crest High School. He Everybody's feeling Claus that so many for communications attended Palm Beach great! The Christmas children are unable to technicians at Goodfel- Junior College at Lake holidays are here, and have. You'll be glad you low Air Force Base, Worth, Fla., and is a you haven't a worry in did. Texas. member of the Tri Kap- the world! Airman Kay, son of pa Lambda fraternity. Why not keep that As a finale to all our Christmas spirit run- Christmas activities, ning high by attending top off the season with a Tony Glenn's "Let's wonderful time at the Dance" program this annual Christmas Cotil- Saturday. The holiday lion - the theme of which happi- is "Winter Wonder- ness will land." Put on your best be in the snow-shoes and trudge air when on down to Hidden Val- we travel ley Country Club where up to the Ralph Chick and his band station in will be providing your West evening's entertain- Palm ment. B e ach. Your admission is D e p a r- only $1, so buy your ad- t u r e vance tickets from any Hugh W. Brown, master of ceremonies; Jack Boyce, Hardly anyone now living can remember the fabulous land rushes of the one of the officers. It Edward Moylan, center, president-elect of'Kiwanis late 1800's. There are no land rushes now... as almost every bit of time is Anita International, was present Monday night when the Delray Beach, district lieutenant governor; Moylan; prime land has long since been spoken for. This is especially true of 3:30 p.m. We are in need will be a night to re- Florida where the demands of tourism have swallowed nearly every member; don't miss out local Kiwanis Club^ held its ninth annual installa- outgoing president Kenneth Higgins and incoming precious mile of oceanfront from Key West to Jacksonville. of some extra transpor- tion dinner at the Sun & Surf Club. Left to right, president, Rev. Albert Shiphorst. tation, so if you or your on it. Occasionally, however, foresight and vision have operated together parents would be willing to preserve intact a priceless bit of thia sunwashed coast. The BOCA Attention: A remind- RATON SUN & SURF CLUB Residential Community is one of to contribute some of these rare treasures. their time, giveusacall er to all you members at the Center, 395-1135 about your 1963 mem- or at my home, 395- bership cards. These Here, in gentle, unhurried Boca Raton, at the edge of the sea is per- cards will expire Dec. haps the finest group of homesites remaining in all of Florida, including 0572. * STAR waterfront and non-waterfront. These homesites have been developed 31, so waste no time in Let's make this show with loving care on deep, wide canals bordering the Inland Waterway renewing them. After literally, just across the street from the Atlantic Ocean. successful and attend. the first of the year See you Saturday and guest prices will be MCOMTORg^ remember, coats and charged o all those ties for you guys and t 1 The owners of these homesites will enjoy living in a gracious manner without new member- rarely achieved in this day and age. All canals are already seawaiied. Sunday dresses for the ship cards. Custom Draperies ^! All power lines are installed underground. Even the street lighting gals. has been specially designed to cast subdued yet perfect illumination. from We have at your disposal architectural and construction organizations, Now, when you return Society to Hold or you may furnish your own. Full year-round home and property from the television show Fabrics maintenance is available to residents. on the 21st don't let Your personal inspection is invited. your spirit fall there, Christmas Party ' Please address inquiries to the of Distinction BOCA RATON SUN & SURF CLUB, because that night at the America-Ireland So- Center we will need all VENETIAN BLINDS 1111 North Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton, Florida, ciety of Florida will or your own broker- the high-spirited teens hold a Christmas party VINYL - BASSWOOD we can round-up. Why? for members and guests 4\< Because we are setting at the Yankee Clipper ALUMINUM SHADES aside that one evening to Hotel Saturday, Dec. 21. Estimates BOCA RATON repair and wrap all the CARPETING Cocktails will be Outgoing Kiwanis president Kenneth Higgins, left, Both toys that have been col- served at 6:30 with din- RESIDENTIAL and 395-2937 SUN & SURJ CLUB lected thus far. turns over the symbol of office - the gavel - to COMMERCIAL ner at 7:45. For reser- 1111 North Ocean Boulevard • Boca Raton, Florida • Telephone 395-3735 It's going to be a big vations, call Mrs. The- President-Elect Rev. Albert Shiphorst at the cere- 194 N.W. 20th St., Boca Raton job and we need lots of resa Alcort, Boca Ra- monies. Shiphorst has been first vice president of willing workers. So ton. the club for the past year.

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CHESTERFIELD COATS MEN'S TIES Reg. 3.99 *OI Reg. 2.99 I «O/ With velvet collars in camel and red. Values 1.50 100% Dacron Reg. 29.95 Z4«00 to 2.50 Dress Shirts 1 NOW True wash 'n' wear for BOYS SLACKS A CHRISTMAS BONUS easy wear and easy Dacron and Cotton slacks for boys in sizes SHORT KNIT COATS care . . . white, tan and 00 6-20. Beige Only Reg. 4.99 2 for 6. Sizes 8 to 16 1 "" .7 4.99 Thursday, December 19, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7A Week's Report of Activities Junior Scout Troop Is Busy HoldYoisr'64 Investment Plans The following articles on bers helped the new UntilYouSeeTheNew Girl Scout activities in Boca freshments. We sang RaJon are prepared by mem- members learn the Girl Taps for our closing. bers of the local troops and Girl promise, the ten Each scout made a will appear regularly in the Annual Forecast Boca Raton News, Girl Scout laws, and dif- present for her mother ferent ways of being a from a soap bar with "good Girl Scout." each girl decorating her The new Annual Forecast lists 202 specific issues recom- By Vickie Kuhn Our troop is divided own present. mended for the,coming year by Standard & Poor's, one of into two patrols - the At our next meeting the nation's leading investment advisory services. Among Girl Scout junior Bears and the Rockets. we will finish plans for many items of interest are 30 attractive low-priced stocks troop 177 meets at Bo-The patrol leaders are our caroling and hay- ca Raton School Tues- and 18 likely candidates for stock splits. Stop in, Janice Pinchuk and Ker- ride which will be Dec. write, or telephone for your complimentary copy. days. ry Taillen, the scribe is 21, at 7 p.m. Our hay- We started this year Vickie Kuhn and our ride is to end with with tenderfoot training treasurer is Lisa Mar- HARRIS, UPHAM & C2 Christmas songs by a Main Office: 120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y. for our new troop mem- tin. Each patrol made campfire and exchange Members New York Stock Exchange and other leading security bers: Cheryl Chick, its own flag. of gifts with a hot treat and commodity exchanges • 49 Offices from Coast to Coast Carol Whiteman, Geral- Our first hike was to quench our thirst. Wdr PUxa Wag., 855 Federal Highway • Soc* Raton, Fta. dine Cappala, Vickie from Boca Raton School Troop 177 wishes all 395-4540 Kuhn and DonaBorozny. to the Boat Basin where of you a Merry Christ- Ft Laaderdaie Telephone 399-5286 Art Harwell (right), chief of the Boca Raton beach patrol, demonstrates the The original mem- the troop enjoyed re- mas and a happy 1964. city's new, light-weight portable inhalator and respirator with the help of Sharon Chatelier while lifeguard John Clarke watches. The new equipment is light enough to be picked up with one finger. It was purchased by the city about five weeks ago.—Colony Studio Schraff t's Brings Tradition Pre-Christmas AND • To Boca Raton Restaurant Schrafft's Boca Ra- The Inn will have 90 establishment was ton restaurant and Har- motel units when com- opened at 48 Broad pleted. The opening is Street in New York. This INVENTORY SALE bour Lounge is the new- est in the chain of these scheduled for January restaurant with a men's famous restaurants. 4, 1964. grill, had a complete These prices cannot be beaten. Every item in stock is now on sale. McReynoIds will Open since last The first Schrafft's menu of foods, which are Thursday the restaurant restaurant was opened standard in all of the and cocktail lounge will in Syracuse, New York, Schrafft restaurants to- not be undersold for any type of furniture. operate in connection by the founder Frank G. day. with the University Inn. Shattuck, who had been For a long time peo- a salesman for theW.F. ple thought of Schrafft's Schrafft candy company only as a tea-room. This of Boston. Shattuck was quickly changed TICKETS.'.' opened his first candy with the first show- store in New York in place at 556 Fifth ave- 1898. His sister Jane nue. The building had helped in the founding been an art gallery. of the store. It was she From the time it open- YOUR who introduced the sell- ed to the public it was ing of baked goods and a sensation and to this Airline & Steamship then ventured the idea day it still attracts peo- Tickets of teas and sandwiches. ple who know and appre- FROM Shattuck found that ciate good food and ex- after his initial venture cellent service. in up-state New York BOCA RATON that the public accept- This vast food em- ance was good. The pire is headed by Gerald TRAVEL growth was slow and Shattuck, son of the steady. Soon, other founder. Shattuck, a This is for immediate delivery 700 E. Palmetto Park Rd. regular visitor to the WALNUT BEDROOM GROUP Schrafft restaurants Palm Beaches, is chair- Phone 395-1414 followed in Boston and man of the board and 50 ANTIQUE WHITE BASE No Extra Charge New York. After the Triple Dresser 85°° Night Stand I9 1918 Armistice was chief officer of the com- Best Service pany. 00 COMBINATION signed, the first large Thomas M. Nelligan, Double Dresser 75 FORMICA TOP regional manager, has Fruitwood Cherry top-table from Dixie announced the appoint- and Link-Taylor. This is a eloseout and ment of James Cotter, once in a lifetime buy. a veteran of 34 years with the company, as 7500 the manager of Round table Come in for your 1964 Schrafft's - Boca Raton. Chairs 19.9S; W CURRIER & IVES Still the favorite item 85UL.UJJ of food on the Schrafft's Large oval table CALENDAR menu is the creamed (If unable to come in im- matching buffet with hutch top 139.00 mediately, please phone to chicken over hot-but- have one reserved.) termilk biscuit. Other famous Schrafft's Available only at recipes are still is use ANTIQUE WHITE, FRUITWOOD Travelers Agencies after 65 years. 489 N.E. 29th St The new Schrafft's or ALL WHITE Italian or French Boca Raton restaurant here is lo- YMnfield shopping center cated north of the 5th Ph. 395-1511 Avenue Shopping Plaza on U.S. 1. Complement- ing the-restaurant is the , Cherry top, Round Table or oval 3 # JOHN D. TALBOTT Harbour Lounge, which features nightly enter- Insurance Agency, Inc. tainment. Presently ap- Side chairs I " 1 Representing * TRAVELER'S Insurance Co. pearing is Dick Betts NATIONAL Casualty Co. NA$P Auto Insurance at the Chamberlain key- 50 AUTO - * LIFE - FIRE • HOSPITAUZATION board instrument. He M 79 MARINE - HOME OWNERS * ANNUITIES - BONDS appears nightly except Sunday from 9 p.m. a*. 9950 Immediate Delivery

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Merchandise will be held at a reasonable deposit 'til your home is completed. COLE-HOWA FINE FURNITURE 41 S.E. 1st. AYE. AND Across from First Bank of Boca McREYNOLD'S BOCA RATON 395-4995 820 N. DIXIE HWY., BOCA RATON TELEPHONE 395-0202 8£. TtfE .BOCA RATON NJEWS^Thursdog,.M^IS^^^M.-^^^^.-^^^^^^-^-.-.-.- ..,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,-^^ I Recreation Department Schedules Activities for 1964 j The Boca Raton Rec- EGG SHELL ART - leau, instructor. TEXTILE PAINTING Benoit, instructors. - (40 and over), Thurs- School gymnasium. Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. reation Department has Monday, Jan. 6, from RUG HOOKING - - (advanced), Wednes- TAP AND BALLET - days at 7:30 p.m., gen- BASKETBALL,TEEN in the Boca Raton School finalized plans for the 1 to 3 p.m.; six weeks Tuesdays and Thurs- days from 9:30 to 11:30 (three and over), Wed- eral social activities, ACE - Tuesdays and gymnasium. new schedule of activi- for $3.50 plus material, days from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m., six weeks for nesdays from 3 to 5 John Borkert, presi- Thursdays at 6 p.m. in SHUFFLEBOARD - ties to be offered all Lillian Wright, instruc- p.m., five weeks for $3.50, plus material, p.m., 10 weeks for dent. the Boca Raton School daily (except Monday) age groups after the hol- tor. $5.50 plus material, Marge Kisela, instruc- $5.50, Gene McNallie, OIL PAINTING -Fri- gymnasium. from 2 to 10 p.m., at iday season. BRIDGE INSTRUC- Margaret Noble, in- tor. instructor. day, Jan. 10, from 9-.30 BASKETBALL, Municipal Courts in Me- The schedule, with TION - (beginner and structor. PINE NEEDLE PALM FROND to 11:30 a.m., six weeks ADULT - Tuesdays and morial Park. starting dates and times intermediate), Monday, BALLROOM DANC- WEAVING -Wednesday, WEAVING - Thursday, for $3.50 plus material, Jan. 9, from 9:30 to Marge Kisela, instruc- is: Jan. 6, from 7 to 9 ING - (10 and over), Jan. 8, fronrl to 3 p.m., TEXTILE PAINTING p.m.; eight weeks for Tuesday, Jan. 7, from six weeks for $3.50 plus 11:30 a.m., six weeks tor. - (beginner), Monday, $5.50, Ethel Gallant, in- 4 to 5 p.m., 10 weeks material, Emma De- for $3.50, Elsa Cuddi- TWILIGHTER AC- GRACE'S FOOD STORE Jan. 9, from 9:30 tostructor. for $5.50, Gene Mc- Forrest, instructor. hy, instructor. TIVITY DAY - Friday 11:30 a.m.; six weeks P R O G R E SSI V E Nallie, instructor. CAKE DECORATING BALLROOM DANC- afternoons at 1:30, gen- N. W. 2nd Ave. for $3.50 plus materi- BRIDGE - Mondays at 8 SQUARE DANCING - (beginner and advanc- ING - Thursdays from eral social activities, als, Marge Kisela, in- p.m., open to the public, INSTRUCTION - Tues- ed), Wednesday, Jan. 8, 7:30 to 9 p.m., 10 weeks PRE-TEEN - (9-12), structor. no charge. days from 8 to 10 p.m., from 1 to 3 p.m.; six for $10, Bev and Blake first Friday of every Specializing JAPANESE DOLL PLASTIC FLOWERS 50 cents per person, weeks for $3.50 plus Ward, instructors. month from 8 to 10 p.m., MAKING - Mondays - Tuesday, Jan. 7, 9:30 Ralph Otis, instructor. material, Jack and Irene BOCA TWILIGHTERS general activities, danc- (date pending) from 1 to 11:30 a.m. for begin- ing; third Friday of ITALIAN SUBMARINE to 3 p.m.; six weeks for ners and 1 to 3 p.m. every month, movies for $3.50 plus material, Jo- for advanced; 50 cents all school age children, SANDWICH sephine (Aika) Low, in- plus material for six 150 admission. TUNA FISH structor. weeks, Alfreda Stra- TEEN AGE CENTER - Fridays and Satur- Friday Only days from 7:30 to 11 p.m., dances, special 45< First Bank Board Votes events, $1 per year 45* membership. WEEKEND SPECIAL !- BATON INSTRUC- BALLAHTINE 45-Cent Cash Dividend TION - (six and over), HOMEMILK The board of direc- Trust Co. of Boca Ra- Saturdays from 9 a.m. BEER ^99< Buttermilk tors of Elrst Bank and ton has authorized a , to noon, six weeks for $1.50, Carol Sue Mac- 2 qts. for 29$ cash dividend of 45 cents No Deposit Bottles per share. Williams, instructor. PUBLIC NOTICES BASKETBALL, MID- Egg Nogqt.89f GET - Saturdays at9:30 NOTICE is hereby given that the The dividend will be Friday, Sat., Sun. Only undersigned, under the provisions payable Dec. 31 to a.m. in the Boca Raton of Section 865.09, Florida Statutes of 1957, will register with the Cir- shareholders of record cuit Court, in and for Palm Beach Dec. 17. it marks the County, Florida, upon receipt of proof 1 of publication of "this notice, the bank's 10th consecutive fictitious-name to-wit: semi-annual dividend. FLORIDA HOME PICTURES A similar 45-cent and that the party interested in said business is as follows dividend was paid in Every 7*A Hours Athlone Development June of this year, mak- Company ing a total distribution Sgt. George Bennett (center kneeling) of the Florida Highway Patrol ex- Dated: Dec. 17, 1963 of 90 cents per share plains the significance of skid marks in accident investigation to members Publish: Dec. 19, 26,1963; Jan. 2 Someone and 9, 1964. for 1963. of the Boca Raton Police Deparhnent. They are (kneeling left to right) Pa- Buys a f\W0t\b(M trolmen Don Booth, George LaMont, Al Brown, (standing left to right) Howard Marshall and Norman Ellingsworth. The members of the police department STAR CLIPPER EDGER recently completed a three week course on accident reporting and investiga- Day in, day out, a Rutenberg Home is sold every seven and one half tion. Classes were conducted by the highway patrol during the regular in- hours somewhere in Florida. This steady, ever increasing growth is a Special 54 95 service training classes members of the local department attend. valid testimonial to the high quality standards that are part of every Rutenberg Home. This is the type of confidence you must have in OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT your builder, to give you the sense of security you deserve in such EASTER LILLY WILD BIRDSEED PUBLIC NOTICES GRAND GENERAL CONTRACT GRAND GENERAL CONTRACT Project No. 300-63-2 NO. 634 NO. 637 a major investment for the future. BULBS » comprising comprising 89* | 5 Ib. 59$ SECTION A General Contract Work General Contract Work ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Plumbing Work Plumbing Work Air Conditioning and Air Conditioning and GARDEN Sealed Proposals will be re- Ventilating Work Ventilating Work one of the Reasons for this ceived by the City of Boca Raton, Electrical Contract Work Electrical Contract Work YOUNGS SUPPLY Florida, up to 2:00 P.M., E.S.T., The LAUREL confidence. on January 21, 1964, at which time CITY OF BOCA RATON CITY OF BOCA RATON 209 S. Fed Hwy. 395-0818 and place all bids received will be PALM BEACH COUNTY, PALM BEACH COUNTY, publicly opened and read aloud for FLORIDA, U.S.A. FLORIDA, U.S.A. the furnishing of all labor, materi- als, equipment, apparatus, and Sealed proposals are request- services for the construction of Sealed proposals are request- ed by the City of Boca Raton, REALTORS OF BOCA RATON sanitary sewerage improvements, ed by the City of Boca Raton, Florida, for the Grand General F. WOODROW KEETON, according to Plans and Specifica- Florida, for the Grand General Contract Work comprising Gene- The following tions described as Project No. 300- Contract Work comprising Gene- ral Contract, Plumbing, Air Con- 2950 N. Ocean Boule- 63-2, and entitled, "Additions to ral Contract, Plumbing, Air Con- ditioning and Ventilating, and Elec- are members of vard, 395-5252. Sewage Treatment Plant." ditioning and Ventilating, and Elec- trical Contract Work, all under | the Boca Raton trical Contract Work, all under one responsibility, for the NEW MAC LAREN & ANDER- Any bids received after time and one responsibility, for the MAIN ADMINISTRATION BUILDING for I Board of Keal- SON, INC., 151 E. Royal date specified will not be consider- FIRE STATION, Boca Raton, Flor- Boca Raton Cemetery, Boca Raton, ed. ida. Jtors. Doing Palm Road, 395-1333. Each bid must be accompanied Florida. business with MILDRED IRENE MAD- by a certified check, cashier's Plans and Specifications will be Plans and Specifications will be them you are check, or bid bond in amount not loaned to the Grand General Con- loaned to the Grand General Con- DOX, 507 N.E. 20th St., less than five per cent (5%) of the tract Bidders only, upon a refund- tract Bidders only, upon a refund- assured the 395-2900. base bid, as guarantee that the able deposit of Fifty Dollars able deposit of Ten Dollars highest type of service Bidder, if awarded the Contract, ($50.00) upon application to the ($10.00) upon application to the MEDALLION REALTY will within ten (10) consecutive office of Victor A. Rigaumont, office of Victor A. Rigaumont, that can be administered 131 C E. Palmetto Park calendar days after written notice Registered Architect, 211-B Weir Registered Architect, 211-B Weir in the field of Real Estate be given of such award, enter into Plaza Building, 855 South Federal Plaza Building, 855 South Federal Rd. "Jn the Arcade", a written contract with the City Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. Practice. 395-2421. of Boca Raton, Florida, in accord- The Documents comprising The Documents comprising J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, ance with the accepted Proposal. Plans and Specifications will be Plans and Specifications will be ARVIDA REALTY SALES, All work shall be done in accord- on file for examination at the off- on file for examination at the off- Inc., 998 S. Federal Hwy., INC., 22 S. Federal ice of the Architect; also at the ice of the Architect; also at the ance with the Specifications, which office of the City Engineer, City 395-2000. Hwy., 395-4711. may be examined at the office of office of the City Engineer, City IN BOCA RATON SQUARE MOTHERWELL REALTY, the City Manager, Boca Raton, Hall; also at City Building and In- Hall; also at City Building and In- W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Florida, or at the office of the spection Department, 124 East Bo- spection Department, 124 East Bo- Federal Hwy., 395-4334. 757 S. Federal Hwy., Engineer, Black, Crow and Eids- ca Raton Road. ca Raton Road. 395-4044. ness, Inc., 700 S.E. Third Street, Sealed proposals or bids will Sealed proposals or bids will The two bedroom, two bath LATjREL is one of the many fine homes CONN C. CURRY, P.O. Gainesville, Florida, and 74 Or- be received by the City Clerk of be received by the City Clerk of Box 354, 151 E. Royal F. BYRON PARKS, 151 chid Square, Boca Raton, Florida. the City of Boca Raton, Palm the City of Boca Raton, Palm available to you from Rutenberg Homes. Designed especially for N. Ocean Boulevard, A set of such documents may be Beach County, Florida, at the off- Beach County, Florida, at the off- Palm Rd., 395-1333. ice of the City Clerk in the City 395-3700. obtained from the Engineer at the ice of the City Clerk in the City BRUCE E. DARRELL, above addresses upon deposit of Hall until 1:00 P.M. on Thursday, Hall until 1:00 P.M. on Thursday, Florida, to make the most of the indoor-outdoor living you will want PETRUZZELLI REAL- Forty Dollars ($40.00). This de- the 16th day of January, 1964, the 16th day of January, 1964, 301 N. Federal Hwy., posit represents reproduction cost and the City Clerk will receive and the City Clerk will receive in your new way of life. See for yourself the beautiful exterior de- 395-1322. TY, INC., 2325 N. Ocean and is nonrefundable. sealed proposals or bids in the sealed proposals or bids in the City Commission Chambers, Bo- Boulevard, 395-0822. No Bidder may withdraw his bid City Commission Chambers, Bo- signs and the convenient floor plan, the large rooms and the many, WM. DAY, INC., 500 S. ca Raton City Hall, from 1:00 P.M. ca Raton City Hall, from 1:00 P.M. J. STUART ROBERTSON for a period of thirty (30) days to 2:00 P.M. on Thursday, the Federal Hwy., 395-0220. after the date set for the opening to 2:00 P.M. on Thursday, the ASSO., INC., 60 S. Fed- 16th day of January, 1964. 16th day of January, 1964. many huge closets. JULES G. FROSELL, of bids. Bids will be opened and read 1299 S. Ocean Boule- eral Hwy,, P.O. Box 193, Proposals shall be submitted Bids will be opened and read 395-4626, in triplicate on the Proposal form aloud at 2:00 P.M., Thursday, the aloud at 2:00 P.M., Thursday, the vard, 395-0333. furnished as a part of the Specifi- 16th day of January, 1964, in the 16th day of January, 1964, in the M.N. WEIR & SONS, cations, extra copies of which are Commission Chambers, and an- Commission Chambers, and an- H.D. GATES, 234 S. nouncement of award will be made nouncement of award will be made INC., 855 S. Federal available at the offices of the En- the following day, Friday, the 17th Federal Hwy., 395-2733. Hwy., 395-4000. gineer. the following day, Friday, the 17th ORYAL E. HADLEY, The City of Boca Raton, Flori- day of January, 1964, at 2:00 P.M., day of January, 1964, at 2:00 P.M., Ask your Rutenberg Home WOOD REALTY, 700 E. da, reserves the right to reject in the Commission Chambers. in the Commission Chambers. Counselor to tell you the 400 E. Palmetto Park Palmetto Park Road, any and all bids, to waive infor- Each proposal must be signed Each proposal must be signed Road, 395-22*4, malities, and to re-advertise. and kept bound with the Specifi- and kept bound with the Specifi- many fine features that as- 395-0445. cations, together with a satisfac- cations, together with a satisfac- ROBERT W. INGALLS, tory Bidder's Bond of not less tory Bidder's Bond of not less sure you a lifetime of niaki- JOHN A. WitlGHT, 5600 CITY OF BOCA RATON than twenty (20) percent of the 470 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton, Florida than twenty (20) percent of the tenance-free living. See how 395-1222. Keys Drive, CR 8-2402. Base Bid or a Certified Check of Base Bid or a Certified Check of easily this home can be yours, THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 Publish: Dec. 19 and 26, 1963. and not less than eight (8) percent of not less than eight (8) percent of N.E. 1st Avenue, 395- Jan. 2 and 9, 1964. the Base Bid, either drawn to the the Base Bid, either drawn to the on your lot, where you want Furnish Proof of Publication order of the City of Boca Raton, order of the City of Boca Raton, 3838. Florida. Florida. to live, for SI 1.500. If you No Bidder may withdraw his bid No Bidder may withdraw his bid do not own a lot, your Ruten- for a period of sixty (60) days for a period of sixty (60) days after the date set for the opening after the date set for the opening berg representative will help thereof. The right is reserved to thereof. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive reject any or all bids or to waive you find just the right Jora- informalities in the bids, and to informalities in the bids, and to tion for you. All Rutenberg LILLY PULITZER readvertise. readvertise. model homes are open daily Wm. H. Lamb Wm. H. Lamb for your convenience and Wm. H. Lamb, City Manager Wm. H. Lamb, City Manager viewing pleasure. invites you for COCKTAILS Publish: Dec. 19 and 26, 1963. Publish: Dec. 19 and 26, 1963.

FRIDAY DEC. 20 How To Get To The 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Boca 3 Furnished Models to choose DIRECTIONS: BUt Take U.S. #1 to Boca Raton, at Howard John- 'THE PERFECT GIFT" son's Restaurant and Camino Real Blvd. (S.W. says 6th Street) turn West and follow Camino Real for the woman in your life, to the Rutenberg Models. from her RESORT COLLECTION of original designs BUT, MEN ONLY I "Since when are the courts of the State of Florida subordinate to the All floor plans "and de» DID you know thai "CHRISTMAS LILLYS" action of the Boca Raton City signs copyright 1963 by •Every iy2 hours of the Rutenberg Construc- are blooming in BOCA RATON . . . Commission majority - on civil every day during tion Co., Inc. UNDER the BANYAN TREE 1962, someone in service matters?" Florida bought a Ru- tenberg home. Over 3,000 Florida families Lilly Pulitzer now live in Ruten- Property Owners & berg homes. *of BOCA RATONr INC. 20 S. Federal HWY., Boca Raton Voters Civic Association of Boca Raton

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18942 N.W. 2 AVE 1805 S. FEDERAL 910 N.W. 10th 2850 N. FEDERAL 1320 N. FEDERAL PALMAIRE SHOPPING Clenraorel RL 441 OPP. C./VU HIGHWAY PLACE HIGHWAY HIGHWAY CENTER-U.S. No. 1 FIFTH FIFTH NORTH MIAMI FT. IAUDERDALE FT. IAUDERDALE FT. LAUDERDALE POMPANO BEACH DEERFIELD BEACH NA 1-6865 JA 3-9020 JA 30663 L0 6-5322 WH 1-2608 399-5274 10A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1963 St. Andrews Fishing, Hunting 'Excellent' HT-S Drops From At Loxahatchee Ret Areas Fishing and hunting are still biting for the Conference remain "good to excel- avid flyrod fisherman. St. Andrew's is with- lent" at the Loxahat- Duck hunting is label- drawing from the. Gold chee Recreation area ed "good", and hunters Coast Conference be- west of Boca Raton, ac- are getting plenty of cause of difficulties in- cording to officials. shooting, though few are Improving Bobcats volved in scheduling Angling gets the "ex- reporting the limit. games, according to H. cellent" nod, with big Proctor Martin, head- bass the top excitement. Argentina has begun Hit by Moore Haven master. The canals are good, but to ship fresh beef by "The schedule re- the grass flats are com- plane to European ho- Boca Raton High day night to Moore Ha- quired by the Gold Coast ing into their own, too. tels and restaurants. A School's sophomore ven by 93-58. Conference does not Live shiners are taking shipment of lamb car- Bobcats dropped their The loss was not un- take into account a re- more than their share, casses has gone to third straight net game expected as Coach Phil stricted routing of a pri- with the Rapala, John- France. And soon beef and home opener Mon- Linville' s charges are vate boarding school son Spoon, Johnny O'Neil exports to Poland will playing a full varsity with classes held six weedwing and the Tony begin. schedule. days a week," Martin Accenta "Hobo" being "We're improving, said. "It puts an undue the top artificial lures. though/' Linville said. burden on the students Early this week, "Our defense needs a in St. Andrew's to meet trolling with artificial Hole Oceanfront Cours - GREENS FEE $3 lot more work, but our the academic require- worms was working - IB HOLES offense is coming right ments, which are very very well. along. We scored 12 of strong.St. Andrew's is A nine-pound bass 13 free throws, and also on a trimester sys- AH American Jay Wilkinson of Duke University, son of the famous coach was snagged by George that's about as good as tem, and to remain in "Bud" Wilkinson, takes his eye off the ball to smile at a pretty girl, Carol Porter of Delray Beach, you can get." the conference, the boys Rinda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rinda, 7 Polo Circle, University Park. and while this was the Linville is from Indi- participating in sports Photo was made during the "Meet the All Americans" party sponsored by biggest reported this ana, "the basketball would have to give up LOOK Magazine, Sunday, Dec. 8, at the Top-of-the-Fair Restaurant, World's week, there were many capital of the world," their entire Spring va- others scaling up to 7 cation." Fair Grounds, in New York City. Miss Rinda, now employed by the YMCA of and drives his teams Greater New York, was chaperoning a group of "Y" junior football players who pounds. right along, seeking the Martin emphasized were guests of the AH-Americans for the afternoon. Bluegills and bream quality of Hoosier that St. Andrew's is not roundball. withdrawing from inter- — CLIP and SAVE" * Henry Mateo, alter- scholastic sports or nating as cornerman and from the Florida High CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT pivot, had himself a big School Athletic Asso- night, dropping in 10 ciation, but will sched- 10% Off field goals and five free ule games to fit the throws to lead the Bob- school's individual re- on all Bicycles cat scoring. He also took quirements. honors at the boards, "In fact," Athletic BICYCLE snatching 13 rebounds. Director Richard Meyer MORRIS CENTER Boca Raton got off to said, "games will be 1611 N.W. 2nd Ave. Boca Raton a slow start and trailed scheduled with the same at the end of the first teams, but they will not NEW and RECONDITIONED 395-1961 quarter, by 27-11, pick- be conference games." _ *—. -—With this coupon- «— —»-. ed up speed in the third, but ran out of steam in the final stanza. Cheerleaders FRAME and LENSES The Bobcat Jayvees The Boca Raton Rec- AT A GREAT SAVING played one of their best reation Department will games of the season in hold tryoutsfor the Mid- from $9.95 losing to Moore Haven Orders filled by LICENSED OPTICIANS. Your old get Basketball cheer- g lasses or your own prescri ption wi II be duplicated 52-42. leading squad today at by ski lied, approved and licensed opticians. Lenses 4 p.m. in the Recreation are manufactured and ground by U.S. Optical Standards. You choose the style and color from our 12 page cata- Center. log of men's, women's and children's glasses. Single Scots Recess Any girls between the .t- V vision lenses, bifocal, trifocal or sunglasses, ages of nine and 12, inte- Robert Drummond and Alma Catsman look over some of the prizes that were rested in cheerleading WE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEE Until January for one of the Midget awarded during Golf Festival Week at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club, along accuracy and perfect fit or refund the full price. with pro Ron Poland. Drummond tied with Jack Benson in the low net event Write TODAY: Optical Dept. F, 1 N.W. First Ave., The Scot basketball Basketball League Boca Raton, Fla. Ph: 395-0800. squad, after last night's teams may attend. with a 67, while Ron Poland had a 69 for one of the low rounds of the week. Henry Mateo, Bobcat game with Pace, takes a pivot, dropped in 25 long Christmas holiday ELECTRO GOLD PLATING points Monday night as and will not play again the young Boca Raton until Jan. 7. What the Public and Trade should know about it This Week In Bowling The latest vogue is: ELECTRO GOLD PLATING OF BATH ROOM FIXTURES. squad dropped their The schedule: Jan. 7, Electro gpgold-plating g is known in the USA onlyy since about 15 yyears. . What is known ggene- home opener to Moore Pinecrest; Jan. 11, New- By Joan M. Chatelain NASSAU MIXED BOCA STRIKERI S rallll y as gold-platinld-plating refers to "flash plating" or "gold .vash." in general platers pro- man; Jan. 18, Jupiter; Tean Won Lost Team WWo Lost tect this goldwasdh h witihh lacquel r otherwishi e thhe golld woulld come offff in a very shorh t timei . OOn Haven. 1. I slanders 40 20 1. Blue Jays 37 19 the other hand there IS NO LACQUER EXISTING TO-DAY, which stands up for a longer Jan. 22, Nova; Jan. 25, Most leagues won't be 2. Headhunters 38 22 2. Nightingales 36 20 time. It also discolors in time. The Government had good reasons to enforce the existing Miami Christian; Jan. bowling during the holi- 3. Four Shots 37 23 3. Cardinals 35 21 federal law in June 1956 according to which only a thickness of 7 mill.io.a.i. can be called 28, Jupiter. 4. Da Mafia 3554 4. Mockingbirds 31 25 electro gold plated". Such an application however could not be guaranteed to stand up days, so, there will be 5. Hasbeens 34 26 5. Sandpipers 29'/2 26)4 either, especially when heavy abrasion occurs. We therefore decided to apply about 2 to 2V2 Feb. 1, Cardinal Gib- plenty of open bowling. 6. Tri-Hards 30 30 6. Flamingos 18 36 times more gold on till items than the Government requires, in order to stand back of our 7. Gutterballs 27 33 7. Sea Gulls I6V2 39J4 electro gold plating with a r Guaranty See the Display at Our Store bons; Feb. 11, Florida The Holiday Bowling 8. Cellardwellers 27 33 8. Pelicans 16 40 5 ¥ea Air; Feb. 15, Miami Specials will be a mix- 9. Pushovers }6V2 K High Individuals: Dave Mac- ANTI-TARNISH - PROCESS 10. Last Ones 16 44 Donald 247-659, Greg Weitzel SILVER HAS NOT Christian; Feb. 17, Pace ed handicap sweeper on High Individuals, Men: Robert 189-534, Forrest Waldron 174- S YEARS of all metals as (pending). Christmas night and Pfanner 211-527, Dick Matteis 513. TARNISHED YET ! Copper - Brass - Iron - New Year's night start- 195.516, Richard Scott 194. LIBERTY GLASS IN VITA. Silver - Gold etc. The Scots will also ing at 8 p.m. and a men's 569; Women, Corinne Brooks Team Won Lost 180-494, Dottie Beard 174. 1. Dura-Tech 29)4 15)4 NO MORE POLISHING EVER ! schedule two games with 479, Esther Pfanner 170-457. scratch sweeper on De- 2. Torri Homes 27 18 Cooking Ware withstands 500 degrees of heat. the Boca Raton Bobcats, cember 26th and Janu- MEN'S HANDICAP 3. County Title 26 19 but where to play is Team Won Lost 4. Boggs Const. 22 23 Inquire about our LOW - LOW PRICES. ary 2nd. Red pins will 1. Boca Car Wash 36 20 5. Univ. Bowl 21 24 another problem, since go into effect Decem- 2. Pool's Stand. 35 21 6. Boca Rat. Bk. 19 26 TAPPAN'S ULTRA FLO Boca Raton 395-1305 neither team has a gym- ber 24th thru January 3. Nat. Auto Parts 32 24 7. Bayou Rest. 18)4 26)4 PUSH-BUTTON WATER SYSTEM nasium of its own. 4. Smithson & Key. 32 24 8. J.C.Mitchell Ins. 17 28 5th in all open bowling 5. Amer. Legion 28 28 Itiese are the outstanding features: day and night. You can 6. Boca Heat 8.AC 22 34 BOCA HIS AND HER (a) Direct line to each fixtures. win a free game if you 7. Deerfield Plumb. 21 35 Team Won Lost (b) You, yourself, control your own preset temperature and 8. Turner Nurseries 19 37 1. Hunters Four 33)4 17)4 (c) it does not matter how many other faucets are turned strike when the head pin High Individuals: H. Coifax 2. Nutmegs 33 18 on. At last the perfect shower. With ULTRA FLO is red. 233.586/ S. Altieri 227, F. 3. Jolly Four 30 18 your shower cant turn suddenly freezing cold or Reschke 224, J. Sozzone 557, 4. Eight Balls 28 21)4 scalding hot or die in a trickle. Isn't that a blessing (booh. S. Pool 552. 5. Quads 27)4 21 h for older folks and your kids? Harold King, bowling 6. Inseparables 26 22 (d) Mo washers to replace — there are none. for Raymond W. Boggs BOCA MEN'S SCRATCH 7. Florettes 24)4 24)4 (e) Hot water in a few seconds instead of 30 to 50 sec- Team Won Lost 8. Country Club 4 2\'/2 25 onds — the average run of .the water line of 30 to Construction in the Li- 1. Bill's Barber 29 13 High Individuals Men: John 40* replaces only one pint of water instead of nine in 2. Purvis Plast. 28 14 Bozzone 204, Sa Altieri 196 old-fa s hi on ed plumbing. INSTALLED BY berty Glass Invitational 3. Kreuscher Const . 28 14 (f) No drippings ever — ULTRA FLO doesn't waste one CHRISTMAS stirred up a lot of ex- 4. Keatin g of Fla. 27 15 UNIV. BOWLERETTES one drop of water when you stop the flow. citement last Wednesday 5. Rutenberg Homes 25 17 Team Won Lost (y) No matter how many fixtures are in use with ULTRA Carolina %" Plate. Installation 6. Com. Laun. Ser. 23 19 1. Rutenberg Homes 42 14 FLO the pressure always remains the same, night by establishing 7. Boca Tackle 19 23 2. Turner Nurs. 41 15 (h) You have hi-flo or lo-flo. You have hard water for at no additional charge another record. Harold 8. Liberty Glass 17 25 3. McReynolds Furn.38 18 drinking, soft water for washing. The disposal too is rolled a 284 game for 9. Zitn's Bar 16 26 4. Independents 38 18 connected to ultra f Io with the proper flo of cold wafer. 12"x68" for 20" Door $13.20 10. Boca Plumbing 15 27 5. 5th Ave. Plaza 32 24 Ai! you do - just press the button for the water you the highest score ever n. Bert's Boozers 15 27 6. Team 13 32 24 want. Ultra Flo is non-hazardous. It operates on 12 volt 16"x68" for 24" Door $16.50 at University Bowl. Ten 12. Scott Homes 10 32 7. Hardrives 31 25 — just like your automobile horn, absolutely safe. Harvey Sheller 218-602, Larry 8. Clegrwater Sprk. 31 25 Priced so low that o $8,000 home can afford it. Further- 20"x68" for 28" Door $20.90 strikes in a row, ofPeters 236-641, Sal Venfo 9. BocaCoin Laun. 23 33 more ULTRA FLO PAYS FOR ITSELF. The Home Own- 22"x68" for 30" Door $23.10 course, drew a crowd 213-592, Harry Cole 223-590. 10. Williams Phar. 23 33 er saves from $40 to $75 per year on heat and water 11. Roadman's 22 34 which means the water system paid for itself in a few 24"x68" for 32" Door $25.30 over to lanes 23 and 24 BOCA SQUARES 12. First Bk.&Tr. 22 34 years. It can be installed in existing homes, too. Team Won Lost where everyone was 1. 47 13 13. Boca Does 21 35 28"x68" for 36" Door $29.70 Sandra 14. Bob's Bar 18 38 Call or Write for FREE PAMPHLET hoping Harold would get 2. Goidenrod 42 18 JUST TOUCH A BUTTON 3. Chateau 37 23 15. Sarah Rutherfords 16 40 for baby s bath. Get any Call Us for Information on Mirrors, the perfect game but the 4. Baron 36 24 16. Eli Witt 10 46 pre-s et temperature atuo- second ball in the 10th High Individuals: Dottie matical ly! KOHTZ and WILSON Shower and Tub Enclosures 5. Princess 32>4 3m Beard 190-496, Nancy Ag- frame left a 3 pin split. Laurel 30 30 new. 184-438, Marian Walke 1 H.W. First Ave., Boca Raton 395-0800 7. Carmel 30 30 176J141. With Harold losing out 8. Duchess 28 32 FLORIDA GLASS CORP. by only 14 pins the 9. Palais 28 32 125 N.W. 20ta ST. QOC 17*) 10. Somerset 28 32 BOCA RATON *TO"I fOC house quickly respond- 11. Vanda 27)4 Z2y2 ed with $40.00 in mer- 12. Chalet 27 35 chandise for his "al-13. Tropicana 23 37 14. Skylark 21/2 38 y2 most"! 15. Riviera 14)4 45M, His h Scores: DeeBurke 224- 538535, Harry CoHa:xx 207-549209, Tom Strimbu 203-494; Gladys Coifax 178-505, Josephine Neri 1193.496, Delores Burke HAUSER DODGE 164-457. WOMEN'S INVITATIONAL Your Home of the "Dependabies" Team Won Lost 1. Clements Gifts 34 11 2. Boca Lounge 26 19 3. Famous Door 25 20 New Dodge 4. Winfie'J Gift 19 26 5. Bussen Const. 19 26 Trucks & Cars 6. Garry's Sport 12 33 "DEPENDABLE'^,

Classified Ads Miscellaneous for Sale Help Wanted Apartments for Rent Personals Homes for Sale Services Available Services Available One 3 piece sectional Needed immediately, YEARLY LEASES Middle age couple de- By owner, get $8,000 J & M HEALTH FOOD STORE, 34 S.E. 2nd. Street turquoise sofa. 3 uphol- women interested in Deluxe one bedroom sire management posi- equity for only $3,300.3 General Home Repairs, 439 E. Atlantic Ave., ster chairs, and other pleasant part time work. apartments East of U.S. tion of small apt. or mo- bedroom, 2 bath, & Ca- and Alterations. No job Delray Beach. CR 6- - KATES - misc. items. 1257 S.W. Line Rates 30* Must provide own trans- #1 (Just North of Carib- tel. Highest references. bana, 2 car garage, too small. You name it, 7622. Offers you a good per line 9th Ave. portation. Child Care bean Keys) at 6499 N.E. Call 395-0751. large pool and patio. we do it. 942-0343 Pomp. line to choose your heal- CONN ORGAN Service. 399-1181. W-W carpet & drapes Minimum $1.20 7 Ave. Central heat and Listings Wanted Fiberglassing & fiber- th food needs from, plus per insertion Two full 61 note manu- Reliable 5oy to clean air conditioning. Big throughout. Central heat glass materials for prizes with $5 order. als. Full length pedals office each Sat. morn- Rentals, Sales, Resi- and air-conditioning. screened porches. Fur- sale. Resin, cloth, fill- Old lamp shades recov- Miscellaneous for Sole like new. Must be seen ing. 395-2112. nishing optional. The dential, Commercial, Many other exceptional er, thinner, etc. DEL- to appreciate. 503 N.E. Oryal Hadley, Realtor. extras, like new and ered, lamps rewired, Patty Berg golf set - White Woman to care biggest and best in Boca RAY BOAT SHOP. 204 refinished. Ft. Laud. JA 20th St. Boca Raton 395- 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. have to sell. 395-2994 S.E. 3rd St. Tel. day or New - $35.00. Vibrator for Home. Adults. Call Raton. Ready Dec. 1, 3-1619. - New - $10.00. Poodle 4709. LEGGETT MUSIC between 9 and 11 -a.m. Paul Spetler - WE 3- 395-2244. for appt. night 276-7695. Hand Clippers - $3.00. CO. 395-0941. 2141. . Partly furnished Mizner Wanted Aircraft rental, flight REMODELING Trunks - $5.00. Foot BALDWIN PIANOS 8. ORGANS Local young man to do 300' from private Beach original 1 bedroom lockers, $1.00 to $5.00. Acrosonic piano, maple Unfurnished house in or home, enclosed sleep- instruction, sightseeing, ADDITIONS body work. Apply Dee's Apt. $85 per mo. Year- near Royal Oak Hills to 395-0542. dem. save 20% ing porch, 1 1/2 baths, storage, maintenance. SCREEN ROOMS Auto Body Shop. 395- ly. Call 395-0822, Pet- rent for 6 months from "Learn to Fly" Fla. Amana freezer. 11 cu. Baldwin organsonic $795 18x24 living room, pec- FLA. ROOMS Henry F. Miller-Maple 4441. ruzzelli. . Feb. 15, while new home Airmotive. 395-1699. ft. Used 2 mo. Nesco Experienced typist - 20 ki-cypress ceiling, fire- "Anything" $495 2 bedroom, 2 bath fur- is under construction. place, kitchen, separate Roaster on stand. 395- to 40 yrs. old. Salary J.B. Misenhimer, 6 Gil- Win. C. Prowe Hobart M. Cable (By nished duplex apt. for dinette. Incomparable HOME REPAIRS 355 N.E. 5th St. 3788. commensurate. Please rent. Near 5th Ave. more Cu, Scarsdale, 3 piece bedroom set Story & Clark) $695 privacy in lush tropical CARPENTRY, Alterations, Boca Raton Lowrey LTS (Bench in- state experience & ref- shopping center. Tel. New York. setting, 110 ft. lot, low made in Monterey. erences in letter. Write Paneling, Doors, Screen 395-2789 cluded) $495 395-1432. Real Estate taxes. 395-4782. and all types of repair. Phone 395-0756. c/o Boca Raton News, In summer, winter, One double bed, spring Lowrey - with percus- For Rent or Sale 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cus- Licensed and Insured. sion - dem. $595 P.O. BOX 580.- Box B. spring, or fall, Boca Ra- & mattress. Phone Bo- Experienced maid for One 3 bdr., 2 bath house, tom built home, screen- Phone 395-2672 $$ SAVE $$ Thomas organ $295 ton (Florida) is the best ed porch, and G.E. kit- ca 395-3426. LEGGETT MUSIC CO. apts. Call 395-5220. place of all. View &. in- One 2 bdr., 2 bath house, SERVICE CALL Grundig Majestic rec- Retired tavern owner or Will rent or sell with chen, snack bar, with 503 N.E. 20th St. quire. Parker Apts. 444 refrig, carpet & drapes. T.V. Repairs S2.OO ord player. AM FM & bar man - for 2 or 3 East Palmetto Rd. no down payment to a Home Service Call $2.50 Boca Raton 395-4709 qualified purchaser. Double carport, call Calls Made Up To 11 p.m. short wave radio. Like Reliable Service to the days per week. Live in Beach Area. new. Immediateposses- 395-1819, Boca Raton. 395-2173 or 395-1372. BILL NEA1 TV Boca Raton & Delray Boca or Deerfield Beach Lovely 1 bedroom apt. Included, motel room PICTURE TUBE Special sion. $95. Call 395- area. Write complete t S.E. 6th St. Beach area for Over A Opposite golf course, Real Estate for Sale with private entrance. 21 in. Tube $19.95 395-4200 2863. after 6 p.m. week Quarter of a Century. back ground c/o Boca within walking distance Exciting contemporary days. Raton News, Box A. DUPLEX on R-3 lot. 395-3984 BRING THEM IN Boats for Sale to town. and stores. 255 Room for expansion. 3/2 - Post & beam - AND SAVE 1962 Beta cycle like Cook - maid, referen- E. Royal Palm Rd. Ideal for doctor, lawyer Cypress interiors CABINET & TV - No Labor Charge New 19' custom Fiber- ces, live out, work 5 FORMICA WORK new. Only 118 miles. Homes for Rent or nursery school. Op- Central patio. Off intra- over $7.50 Call 276-5470 Delray. glass boats. $995. CUS- nights week - 4:00 till posite library. 395- coastal by owner. Boca Cabinets, desks, shelves, Radio — No Labor Charge 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. TOMADE BOATS. 204 after dinner. Call 395- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, cen- bookcases, Formica a over $2.00 2519. or lease Raton 395-4022. specialty. Reasonable. Electric guitar, with S.E. 3rd St. Tel. 276- 0796, 1560 Royal Palm tral heating, screened New Duplex for sale di- 7695. patio, awning windows, Homes for Sale INTERIOR WOODWORK- amplifier. Excellent Way. rect from builder. 2 ING. Phone Boca Raton, condition. $75. Call 395- Business Opportunities Cook for Week begin- yearly lease, $115. a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fire- bedroom, 2 bath on each 395-2887. month. 395-1319. place, screened porch 1864. GIFT SHOP FOR SALE ning Dec. 27, 11:00 a.m. side. Fla. room & to 8:00. 278-2566, Call 2-Bdrm., 2 baths, plus also with fireplace. screened porch. Cen- The KLIP ARTIST Sofa bed, tilt back, on U.S. 1 Purchase only Professional Lawn Maint. green. $25.00. Pair - either early or late. Income from Hotel Rm. Sprinkler system, pump tral heat & Air condi- stock. P.O. Box 462, & well. Corner lot. Ful- Power vacuum maple bedroom chairs, Boynton Beach, Fla. Slip cover seamstress Min. to Ocean. Furnish- tioning on each side. Work Guaranteed 1 straight, 1 rocker. wanted with experience. ed or Unfurnished, Sea- ly landscaped. Good lo- Very good terms. Oppo- Under Strict Supervision Phone 395-0951. Instructions—Tutoring Phone CR 8-3920, Del- son or yearly rental cation. Call Boca Ra- site of Lake Rogers 942-4354 after 3 p.m. IMPROVE GRADES ray. show daily. 400 N.E. 4th ton 395-1828. Low down Isles. 3300 N.E. 5th Dr. Selling Service NOW. Private tutoring St., Boca. payments with F.H.A. Boca Raton or call 395- Due to Lost and Found approved. all ages. Professional Lovely apt. furnished. 1 4254. earl/ publication Lost 1 pr. glass pre- WATER FRONT PUMPS - WELLS know-how can produce scriptive glasses in bedroom. A vailable. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath HONDA next week the results you want. $20,900 home for sale. Comple- SPRINKLER green leather "case. Call Season. See Today. Ory- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home Phone Harold Selleck, 395-5160. al Hadley, Realtor, 400 tion in 3 weeks. Direct Systems 395-3303, Honor Gradu- East of Federal Hwy. A from builder. Central BOCA CYCLE Autos for Sale E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. complete electrical Kit- "Do It Yourself" 900 N. Dixie WANT AD ate, M.I.T. 1943. In Bo- Phone 395-2244. heat & air conditioning. ca Raton XI yrs. 1963 Cad. Coupe DeVille chen including washer & Huge screened patio. Supplies Boca Raton Wanted to Buy Air Cond. 6 way seat RENTALS dryer. No fix bridges to All formica kitchen with NATIONAL DEADLINE adj. Auto. Eye, etc. Less DELRAY - BOCA this home in Coral Key many extra. 366 N.E. SPRINKLERS & WELLS ATTENTION Wanted Clean Used Villa's. Evin R. Welch than 4000 miles. $4600. 6 mo. or annual, 26th Terrace. Call 395- 1SS N.W. 13TH ST. LOT OWNERS wiill be HOUSEHOLD GOODS 395-4673. $110. to $300. per mo. Co. Mr. Blackwell 566- 4254. - 3 blocks west of 395-1B28 Will Pay Top Prices 3211 or 399-5860. We Will Take Your Present Packard Mayfair 1953, MILDRED I. MADDOX Schraffts Rest. __ House In Trade Try Us Call-WH2-1042 1 owner, runs beautiful- For sale Contract Royal ROYAL PALM YACHT Duke Home Furnishings BJfOKER Home and AND 12 NOON ly, good rubber. Oak Hills. Desirable & COUNTRY CLUB We will build any of our 2301 N. Dixie Highway, 507 N.E. 20th Street over sized lot on water $175.00. May be seen at Boca Raton Golf Course Lot Below Commercial Custom Homes on your MONDAY Pompano Gulf Station - 620 S. Fed- way facing North & Market Value - Owners lot — or your own plans, Buy - Sell - Trade eral Hwy., Deerfield 395-2900 732-6193 South. Any house model REMODELING Excellent seasonal ren- says sell - under if you prefer. We build in DEC. 23 Beach. available. Call 942- $14,000 - Florida's Deerfield, Boca Raton, Offices for Rent tal from $15,000 up. Call Us For BOCA RATON - Central Pets Both East and West of 7931. most beautiful subdivi- Delray Beach, Boynton, location, unusual office, Builders own home 3 sion. All utilities under- Lantana or Palm Beach CHRISTMAS PUPPIES Federal Hwy. Some with FREE ESTIMATES County. shop, desk space, off AKC Registered minia- pools. Bruce Darrell, bedroom, 2 bath —fami- ground - Private Golf Real Estate Wanted ly room — wall to wall Course and Yacht Ba- and Ph. Boca 395-2900 patio balcony with ex- ture Dachshunds - can Realtor. Harriet Jack- Evenings Boynton 6193 cellent light & air, plus be seen after 5 p.m. and man. 395-1322 or 395- carpet. Sprinkler, 2 car sin - Substantial Savings ADVISORY SERVICE garage — No closing,, if you buy before end of ROYAL OAK HILLS ONLY: air-conditioning. At- weekends. Call 395- 0516. GOLD// COAST Client wishes to purchase tractive leases. Owner, 1880. 395-0740. $23,900. 298 N.W. 10th December - Inquire immediately 2/2 ROCKLAND SEASONAL Court or Call 395-3890- now. MOTHERWELL MODEL (or its equivalent). 395-5750 or 395-4299. 3 bedroom houses with omeb- NEHMAN NO pool. Phone best pri.ce. CHRISTMAS PUPPIES REALTY, 757 S. Fede- Small office in court of registered miniature swimming pool $3,000. NEAR FLORIDA I N C . CONSTRUCTION CO. Mrs. Bishop, Assoc, F. By. ATLANTIC ral Highway, Colonial 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. ron Parks, Realtor, 395- Orchid Square. 200 S. poodles. Call only after 2 bedroom houses Building, Boca Raton - Ph. Boca 395-2900 3700, or evngs. 395-0V82. UNIVERSITY Boca Raton, Florida Fed. Reasonable. See 7:00 p.m. or Sunday. $1,400 to $2,500. New 395-4044. ___ Telephone 395-3Q40 Evenings Boynton 6193 your Broker or call Lo- CR 8-3451. apartment building - one Roomy 2 bedroom home Homes for Rent gan 6-3229. Ft. Lauder- bedroom apartment, un- in good location - ideal Homes for Sale AKC Registered, small for family with child- dale, Fla. Boston Terrier, 4 mo. furnished from $130.00. Two bedroom apart- ren. Excellent condi- F. BYRON PARKS Ideal location, $100 old. Has had all shots tion - only three years OCEAN GEM RENTAL monthly. 700 E. Palmet- and house broken. 399- ments, unfurnished from Between Boca & Del- - Realtor - $165.00. old. Owner living in New SELECTION to Pk, Rd. 395-1414. 5808. York - must sell - don't ray on AlA — 4 bed- "151 N. Ocean Blvd., N. of Palmetto Pk. Rd.' Office space for rent. So lovable. Small silver Wm. DAY, Inc. miss this opportunity. room, 3 bath quality FURNISHED - SEASONAL Air-Cond. $20 a mo. 12 lb. male poodle. 7 395-0220 Motherwell Realty, 757 home, many furnishings. Phil H. Palmer Associates Helen C. Drake 2/2 nice $1,300. Ph. 395-5562. mo. AKC, shots, train- S. Federal Highway, Co- Louise D. Palmer Arnold MacSpadden 2/2 close in 1,900. Lots for Sale High 100' ocean front- Marguerite S. Bishop H.J. Quinn 2/2 with pool 2,000. ed. Call 395-3624. lonial Building, Boca age. Estate privacy Harvey Husted 3/2 with poo! 3,0.00. YOUR OWN OFFICE BOCA RATON, extra Raton - 395-4044. 2/2 Oceanfront 3,000. or SHOP Rooms for Rent deep lot in Country Club with modest up keep. 3/2, Dock, Pool 3,500. New Building —30 S.E. 4th St. Vill. near new high BOCA SQUARE •4/3, Dock, Pool 5,000. Loads of Parking Rooms for rent. Private Breath taking terraces, 20 years' experience in Boca Raton PRIVATE OFFICES - $40 to entrance, private bath. school &. university, Attractive 3 bedroom school transportation. Tel. 395-3700 MACLAEEN & $55 per month including elec- 395-4032. sewer in. Priced below home with screened Transferred. Tremen- ANDERSON, INC. tric lighting, heat, and air market. Call Owner 395- pool. Excellent location- 151 E. Royal palm Ed. conditioning Apartments for Rent dous sacrifice. CALL OWNER at 395-3909 5750 or 395-4299. central heat - air con- Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Furn. lovely bedroom ditioning unit in master REDUCED to $58,500 apt. Also large studio ATTENTION BUILDERS ! bedroom, dishwasher, apt. Reasonable. 4300 disposal, dryer, fenced TERMS A Remarkable Place SEASONAL RENTALS N.W. 3rd Ave. 395-2596. Lots available in Coun- at a remarkable price try Club Village — sew- yard, shrubbery. Priced Cr. 6-9523 In Boca Raton's beach area. Newly & com- 1 bedroom furn. apts. ers, water and roads. for quick sale at only pletely furnished & carpeted. 2 bedroom, 3 Bdr., 2 Bath, furnished including lawn mainte- $19,250 - Call Mother- nance, close to churches and shopping. Only a $60. per month. South- Lots ready for building. 2 bath home. Formal dining room — panelled land Apts. 2060 N.W. Unusual discounts now well Realty, 757 S. Fed- library, card room and bar. Kitchen with 5 min. drive to beach. eral Highway, Colonial 395-0101 parquet floor has breakfast corner and slid- 2nd Ave., Boca Raton. being offered. Call 395- ing glass doors open to furnished terrace See Manager Apt. #2.1818. __ Building, Boca Raton, overlooking gardens, and 18x36 outdoor 395-4044. J. C. MITCHELL & SONS 1 and 2 bedroom apts., LOTS for sale in Unit 3 BEST pool. 22 South Federal Highway - Phon. 395-4711 also efficiencies. Nice- of the Estates section in Lots for Sale Enclosed 2 car garage — overhead doors. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA ly furnished - beautiful Boca Raton at below REAL ESTATE Well and sprinkler system. Out of town location. Jordan Manor owner. Will accept $10,000 down. Exclu- or Call Owner Before 9:00 a.m. and after 5. market. Call Owner, PROFESSIONAL BUILDING is the sive with Mrs. Bishop of F. Byron Parks, 395-5251 - 101 N.W. Pine Circle 395-1222. Can be built on this Realtor, Tel. 395-3700 or 395-0982. 395-4567. 5 acres $15 down, $15 prime location now. FHA-VA Resale SPACIOUS new one and per mo. Full price $995. Located only one two bedroom, electric Good unimproved tree block from the heart kitchen, lge. closets, land with recorded right of the new profes- NUMBER WILL BUILD TO SUIT will furnish. Ph. 395-of way's. In fast growing sional district of Bo- FOR BOCA and DELRAY 3287. Collier County. Free ca Raton this proper- ON S.E. SECOND ST. EXTRA Guests Coming? Title Insurance. Call ty with a street front- REALTORS Available, Furn. Studio 941-1435 or 941-1173. age of 300' has ample SPECIAL THIS WEEK ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB adjoining Boca Raton News Bldg. Apts. &. Villas, on the Pine 'n Palms Rancho's room for a substan- RESIDENCE ocean, private beach, Rm. 205, 2605 Atlantic tial development. Redecorated This thoughtfully designed and soundly con- priv. dock. The Villas of Blvd. Pompano. AD 63- structed home has all the conveniences and Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean LS 100. CALL OWNER 395-1222 Three Bedroom Two Bath luxuries needed to serve the desires of Blvd; on AlA. Call 395- Garbage Disposal, Built- modern tropical living within the confines of CHOICE WATERFRONT HOMESITE IN in Oven and Range. Florida's most distinctive subdivision. Real- 5220. Screened Patio in rear Miscellaneous for Sale ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB plus Huge Front Patio, ly live in three luxurious bedrooms, three Tile Roof, Awning Windows gleaming baths, a panelled cabana-den, gen- -CASH- This lot and a half with 124 ft. of beautiful erous sized living-dining room, fully equip- water frontage together with its generous All ior ped kitchen and a utility room large enough AND LEASE for depth of 178 ft. creates an estate like setting. for maid's quarters and a large screened Old Guns, Swords, Coins, Vacant waterfront lots in Royal Palm are $450 DOWN bar-b-cue equipped patio surrounding your Bric-a-Brac, Furniture, Up to 6000 sq. ft. In C-1 Zone decreasing in supply as the building of new own free-form swimming pool. The price Oriental Rugs, China, etc. homes continues and this offering repre- $101 per mo. for all this and more is $54,500 with no Off street parking. Alley side and —Clean Out Your Attic— sents a real opportunity to obtain this uni- closing costs to assume the existing mort- Bring Into Gallery mornings que property at a very realistic price. pays al! gage of $35,000. To inspect by appointment rear. For further details write: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The combination of its location, size, and only, phone or see GEORGE VAN ZEE, your Or Phone 278=2373 price makes this Royal Palm homesite one CALL TODAY !! man at 0.6. Jaynes. P.O. Box 580 Arthur dairies of a kind. To see this fine offering call M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors Boca Raton AUCTION GALLERIES Weir Plaza Building, 855 So. Federal Hwy. 615 E. Atlantic Ave. ROBERT W. INGALLS, Realtor 395-1222 395-0101 Delray Beach, Florida Boca Raton . . Ph: 395-4000 12A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 19f 1963, First Presented Here IF YOU WANT TO KNOW Fleming Receives Kiwanis Award WHAT IS Thomas F. Fleming coveted distinguished que, was given Fleming service award by the for his work "in pro- Last Minute Jr. was presented the Boca Raton Kiwanis moting the field of high- Club at the annual in- er education," and spe- JUST stallation Monday night. cifically for his part in KATE'S FANCY The award, in the securing Florida Atlan- Gift IdeaQ ARRIVED ! form of an engraved pla- tic University, COME TAKE A LOOK ! LOUIS SHERRY .. AT OUR{ mm> DRUG STORE Great Flap' (Continued from page 1) CANDIES We will be glad to see you to determine "if Flori- members of our faculty BOCA Rexall LIGGETT Rexall DRUG Boca Fruit da Atlantic University, and staff have the right SHIPPERS an institution, had in as individuals topartic- PHARMACY 1975 N. FED. HWY. any way been involved 425 E. PALMETTO PK. RD. 151 S:E. 1st Ave. ipate in activities of 138 W. PALMETTO PK. RD. in the proceeding. I have their choice, but unless Phone 355-4919 395-4844 done this also to deter- they have official sanc- Phone 395-4841 mine whether the mem- tion they may not pre- ber of the faculty of this sume to speak for the FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY institution, who spoke at University." the meeting, violated The official noted that FOR THE any policy of the univer- the , Florida attorney JUNIOR SCIENTIST... FREE GIFT WRAPPING sity or of its governing SK1L-CRAFT LABS board." general had ruled that teachers in public insti- in steel cobinels. YOUR CHOICE "The member of the Turkey Shoot tutions of the state have CHEMISTRY LAB faculty . . . who spoke the clear right as indi- 16 chemicak, balance scale, lamp, at this meeting attend-- viduals to participate in blow rarch, lest tubes, manual, etc. Dec. 22, 1963 ed and spoke as a citi- political activity. zen and a property own- \ After Dr. Williams SUNDAY er of Boca Raton and issued his statement, as member and officer Singer lashed out at his Boca Raton Fire Department of the Association. He critics, if any. • did not, either by di- rect statement, or by ". . . Before a crowd- LITTLE LADY BENEFIT ed assembly and acting implication, give any NECKLACE SET reason for anyone as- as a private citizen and officer of the associa- A gift fit for a little CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY suming that his remarks princess. Toilet Water, reflected official Uni- tion, I stood up and pro- •AIsp in BIOLOGY OR MICROSCOPE LABS claimed the associa- Bubble Bath & lovely versity policy. There- Pearl Necklace like Mommy's. SanbornSquare Dec. 24 -5:00 P.M. fore it is my opinion tion's disgust at the way and decision that this our city was being'run.' 2.00 faculty member did not As a result of my ex- contravene any Univer- ercising the rights of Rifle Range North A-l-A sity policy." free assembly and free speech, an attempt was Continuing, Dr. Wil- liams said "I shall re- made by certain mem- 9:00 A.M...... TILL DARK bers of the press - by iterate, again, that quoting me out of con- text and offering as di- rect quotes their own conjectural writings - Chivas Regal. to have me silenced. 3 PC. LUGGAGE SET Dr. Kenneth Williams, Vinyl covering in shantung design. SCOTCH president of FAU, nas Pockets in lid. Non-breakable Reg. responded to these cla- handles. Lightweight and sturdy! mors by reaffirming my YANI1Y CASE 8.90, right as a citizen to take 21" WEEKEND an active part in these 25" PULLMAN 15.88 affairs." " FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN DeLong, when con- tacted for a statement OLD SPICE PACKAGE STORE DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON FOUR on the episode, said [GROOMING DUO "I've got nothing to say Invigorating After Shave Helena Rubinstein All Sale Items CASH & CARRY 1 - at the present time. Lotion and crisp, ciean FRAGRANCE I haven't complained to BLENDED WHISKEY Men's Cologne SURPRISE HAIG & HAIO, anyone about the whole FULL QUART thing." Now the enchantment of 5 STAR SCOTCH After Shave Lotion and Christmas comes to you in NICHOLS sparkles, ribbons & tulle. After Shave Talcum Deaths 2 oz. Eau de Parfum and REG. 5 oz. Dusting Powder. 6.95 Harold M. Davy 4.00 Funeral services REG, 5.00 REGAtO were conducted Satur- RIDE'EM DUMP TRUCK OR TRACTOR VUUQUAKf „ day at Kraeer Funeral Large rugged molded body. M Home for Harold M.Da- Sturdy toy for any Champion Blended OLD vy, 70, 229 N.E. 26th little boy. St., who died early Whiskey GRAND-DAP Thursday morning at Bourbon North District Hospi- |8 Years tal, Pompano Beach, "BEER Old following a short ill- ness. FULL CASE RE6. 6.75 Reg. 4.50 """•to,,,,,: Mr. Davy, a retired 24 CANS railroad conductor with more than forty years service with the New York, New Haven and HUDSON FULL QUART' Hartford railroad, mov- FULL QUART ed to Boca Raton two BAY CARSTAIRS years ago from New CARIOCA SCOTCH WHITE SEAL OF York City. He is survived by his RUM PM 099 daughter, Mrs. Lloyd '5th Oleson, Boca Raton; SANTA'S FINEST COLLECTION RUM I OF THE SOFTEST, CUDDLIEST, US& Reg. 5.50 O I son, Alfred-, Tampa; PLUSH ANIMALS IN TOWN! 6.951 brothers, Warren, Terre Haute, Ind.; Sher- An ensemble of Evening in Paris FULL QUART FULL QUART man, Long Island, N.Y.; treasures; perfume, eau de toi- 5.35 Clarence, Providence, lette, cologne, talcum powder VISIT OUR TOY DEPT. CHARTER OAK MacNAUGHTQN'S R.I., and three grand- and purse perfume. 5.00 FULL QUART BOURBON OVlCARRINGTON'S children. - TOYS, DOLLS and Reg. CANADIAN WHISKEY Services were con- VIRGINIA ducted by Rev. Albert GAMES for ALL AGES 5.50 G. Shiphorst, pastor of GENTLEMAN First Presbyterian 99 Church. DRUG SPECIALS PETER .98 BAN »'C DAWSON James R. McDonald .98 LISTEBBVE 60$ .Reg. 6.50j SCOTCH James R. McDonald, .59 ALKA-SELZER 39( 56, of 701 S.W. 7th St., died Friday afternoon KODAK 3.50 METAMUCIL 2 . 49 39 'AWSONl at Bethesda Memorial .29 FACIAL TISSUE Hospital. Ihsiamatk 100 OUTFIT .FIFTH Loads instantly with drop-in Mr. McDonald came Kodapok film cartridge. Buiit-in FULL QUART Reg. to Florida from De- flasfi :ho!der.. W&h Bulbs, bat- WALKER'S 6.95 troit, Mich. He was a teries, etc. fowl sales representative CHECK OUR LOW, tOW PRICES VODKA with B.F. Goodrich Tire DRURYS SCOTCH and Rubber Co. for more than 30 years. He came 5.10 to Boca Raton from FROM OUR PERFUME BAR 99 Jacksonville, Fla. MIIXOT t GUERLAEV He is a member of St. HOUBIGANT L.4NVDV Joan of Arc Church. REVLON BALMAEV For Your Entertainment Nightly QUART Survivors include his LENTHERIC CHANEL EXCEPT SUN. - M0N. wife, Mrs. Leona I. Mc- COTY REVELLON FIFTH Walker's Donald and son Dennis, LE GALION DANA both of Boca Raton; sis- RAPHAEL CORDAY ters, Mrs. Harry Gren- MATCHABELLI Karl Bertram sler and Miss Minnie GIN McDonald, both of Ak- For your shopping "at the KEYBOARD" ron, Ohio; brothers, Jo- 10:00 P.M. till 3:00 A.M, REG. seph A., Boca Raton, 99 and William B., Dallas convenience, both at Transistorized! 2 motors, ""Piano Bar R. and Edward J., all fiensote control mike. Monitor stores will be open REG. of Akron, Ohio. earphone. ' The remains were Sun., Mon., and lues. FOOD SERVED till 4:00 A.M. 5.10 sent to Akron by the Kraeer Funeral Home for services and burial. FREE GIFT WRAPPING until 10 p.m. Teen Cotillion Monday BOCA RATON NEWS The Boca Raton Teen- ley Country Club. age Center wil hold its The semi-formal annual Christmas Co- dance is the social high- tillion Monday evening, light of the year for the Dec. 23, at Hidden Val- teen-age center. The crowning of anew Royal Palm Teens' queen "Miss Teen Town Schedule Dance of 1964" which has be- come a tradition with Royal Palm's teen- the teen-age group will agers will dance to the take place at approxi- music of the "Leg- mately 10 p.m. The ends", Thursday, Dec. three finalists in this 26, from 8 p.m. to mid- year's contest are An- night when Royal Palm gela Dagata, Susan Fitz- Yacht and Country Club gerald, and Judy Wolff. presents its "Teen- Page 1 Many city officials as SECTION B Thursday, December 19, 1963 Age" dance for the well as past officers of members and their the Teen-age Center guests. Around the Town The Elija Balls (left) entertained guests Leigh Hogshire and Mrs. Oscar are expected to attend. Smith in the Cathedral dining room of the Boca Raton Hotel and Ciub.-Na- LO! It's Party-Giving Time tional Resort Photographers Christmas is creep- Royal Palmers and their lighters get into the ing up on us fast and guests. Christmas act tonight Visit to a Plant Paradise furious, and Boca Ra- with a pot-luck supper and Christmas party in ceased, from Mount ing the plants in the ton residents are taking Speaking of collegi- By Sandy Wesley show. advantage of the party ans, here's one home for the Community Build- Clements, Mich. ing in Memorial Park. "The Garden Club has "I conduct my work- giving season to catch the holidays. She's Ta- Her back yard is a shops with the flower up on their "social re- mara E. Elesh, 619 S.W. paradise of plants, the been a blessing to me since the death of my shows in mind," Mrs. OF CH IC AGO sponsibilities." 14 Ave., who has return- The Christmas holi- empty lot next door is Perrone said. "I'd like Take for instance, ed home from PennHall day program at the Bo- her workshop. She loves husband," she said. The neighbors persu- to see Boca Raton Gar- Mrs. Joseph Cappetta. Junior College and Pre- ca Raton Hotel and Club plants and plants quite 103 ROYAL PALM ROAD She grabbed the oppor- paratory School, Cham- opens Friday with plan- obviously take to her. aded her to join the Gar- den Club have a good ned events for the entire Mrs. Ann Perrone, den Club soon after she flower show." IN DOWNTOWN tunity to give a two- bersburg, Penn. Wel- At the last show, Mrs. fold Christmas after- come home Tamara! family and culminates 760 Park drive, is a hor- arrived in Boca Raton. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA noon tea. The first rea- with a rousing New ticulturist. After the first year, she Perrone sold 200 plants son for the party was Year's Eve party in the "When I lived up was asked to be horti- she raised herself. She 395-2720 Sunday will be anoth- also sold plants at the to entertain members er gala day for Royal Patio Roy ale. north, I loved to grow culture chairman. She's and prospective mem- plants, I had what may held that position off and Art Guild's Christmas (in the Amdur Bldg.) Palmers when the tra- Bazaar. bers of the Women's ditional Christmas buf- Jerry Marshall and be called a 'green on for the past three Choral group of Boca thumb.' But when I came years. "I'd rather give the fet inaugurates its reg- his eight piece or- plants away. I like to Raton. ular Sunday night Royal chestra has been en- to Boca Raton I found I Mrs. Perrone con- had to learn horticulture ducts discussion work- give them away," she The other reason? To buffets. Paul De Carlo gaged to play for all the said. "I've learned a celebrate the resound- will entertain the group "Gala Night" events and all over again. Every- shops for the club wo- ing success of the Cho- thing was so different." men in a beautifully lot about plants since I with his organ music. dances during the sea- came to Florida. It's ral group's candlelight Children, not to be son at the Boca Raton She went to a garden landscaped empty lot GIFT HEADQUARTERS service which was held Club. school here and learn- next to her home. The very exciting." BOCA FRUIT SHIPPERS forgotten in the Christ- women discuss and plan When asked what her Dec. 8 in the Methodist mas shuffle, will also A carefully planned ed, among other things, OFFERS CUSTOM MADE GIFT PACKS Church. have their day when the program for adults, col- landscaping, how to such things as propa- favorite plant is she Royal Palm Club holds lege set, teenagers and grow plants and how to gating plants, air-lay- said, "I love them all. of CITRUS - GOURMET ITEMS - CANDIES Collegians home for its children's Christ- youngsters goes into full irrigate them, ering, the grooming of That's my trouble. When swing Friday. It in- Mrs. Perrone came plants to enter the flow- I first came here, I FOR LOCAL DELIVERY the holidays will be able mas party in the bilge er show and points to couldn't resist taking to greet old friends and at 4 p.m. Monday. Par- cludes such events as here five years ago with be considered in judg- Come in and make your selection new ones at the black tie ents, grandparents, Junior beach games, a her husband, since de- cuts off my friends and members and their teen ice cream party, a (Continued on page 8B) WE HAVE BASKETS and BOXES TO FIT dance at the Royal Palm guests will find this an junior ice cream party, OLD FASHION RIBBON CANDY Yacht and Country Club ideal time to join in a a college get-together, Mac Donald - Rubin DELICIOUS fancy HORS (Come Early-Limited Supply) ^\\\] CAKES Saturday. It ought to be bit of Christmas cheer. and informal tea. d'OEUVRES & fine a gay pre-Christmas Golf, tennis, archery, French chocolate made get-together for all The Boca Raton Twi- and shuffleboard events Engagement Announced to order. Mrs. Lichtig, will take place with su- Boca Raton 395-4365. Boca Fruit Shippers pervised instruction. Of Mrs. Harold J. 1551 S.E. 11 Ave. Opp. Kwik-Chek 395-4844 course, no Holiday Sea- Schmidt; 190 N.E. Fifth son is complete at the Ave., has announced the Club without the famous engagement of her junior and teen "Coke- daughter Patricia Anne tail" parties. MacDonald to Robert Hand Carved and Hand Painted The first gala night B-ernard Rubin, son of is the "Around the Mr. and Mrs. David A. Swiss Musical Boxes World Night," Saturday, Rubin, Miami Beach. featuring songstress Miss MacDonald, with true-to-liie detail Judy Kreston, in the daughter of the late Figures revolve as the Patio Royale. Howard F. MacDonald, A chuck wagon steak Hillsboro Beach, at- music plays $13.00 - $25.00 W %** Can roast has been set for tended Pompano Beach Monday at the Cabana High School and gradu- Club, along with a hay- ated from University of Musical NOW RENT AN Florida with a bachelor ride and culminating Miss MacDonald GERMAN CRECHE $17.00 with a square dance. of arts degree in edu- UNFURNISHED Friday, Dec. 27, will cation. She is presently be "Storybook Fantasy" teaching at Seacrest Other Late Arrivals APARTMENT gala night, featuring High School. 395-1660 Jack and Sally Jenkins, Rubin attended Miami On the picturesque Hillsboro Beach High School and for Christmas River, across from Royal a song and dance team, All wood folding tray tables Palm Yacht and Country Club, doing delightful - med- University of Florida. Ballerina powder boxes and figures with view of ocean and Intra- leys from Broadway He is currently in his Dainty placemats and linen napkins coastal Waterway. 1-bedroom, musical comedies. second year medical Open desk calendars. 1-bath; 2-bedrooms, 2-baths. "Gay Nineties school at the Universi- Musical Christmas balls ty of Miami. While at- Hurricane Chimenys $165. to $250. See the furnish- Night," Saturday, Dec. Westmoreland milkglass compotes ed model or phone Motherwell 28, ought to be loads of tending University of Thermo glasses Realty, Boca Raton. 395-4044. fun. It will feature the Florida, the prospec- Golf and yachting items grand old man of show tive bridegroom was a Bookends in several styles biz - Gus Van, in the member of Tau Epsilon DISTINCTIVE Air-weigh scales for the air-traveler Open Every Evening Patio Royale. Phi fraternity. PICTURE FRAMES Ice buckets in handsome patterns The couple plans a Cocktail bag and glove sets 'tii aoo Last but most cer- 's Bells of Sarna UNTIL CHRISTMAS tainly not least, Betty summer wedding. 230 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY JENNINGS DEERFIEID BEACH, F10RIOA Clooney will entertain at the New Year's Eve 110 E. BDCA RATON RDAD Buy and Use BQCA RATON, FLA. party, along with team 71 So. Fed. Hwy. 395-2566 of Carlos and Linda. Christmas Seals

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THE FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF BOCA RATON CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN at 1st Ave. and Royal Palm Rd. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1963 Births Florida Atlantic Staff Views Mr. and Mrs. Saudar- io Faustini, 2222 N.W. Third Ct., announce the birth of a daughter, Ani- Space Age Crisis With Alarm ta Doris, Dec. 12 at Bethesda Memorial By Sally Adams possible to persuade and laboratories in Hospital. Mrs. Faustini students to enter the nearby high schools and is the former Marie An- Alarm - sheer, un- field of natural sci- junior colleges. toinette LaRock. adulterated alarm - is ence," Dr. Simmons Paying tribute to the the feeling of two divi- emphasized. English system of sci- Mr. and Mrs. Char- sional deans at Florida With the demand for ence teaching, Dr. Craig les Everett Penn Jr.; of Atlantic University on a science teachers out- said the British use 798 S.W. Ninth Ave., situation relating di- running the supply, the their top men to teach announce the birth of a rectly to national de- task FAU has set for it- beginners. He recalled son, Jerry Wayne, Dec. fense. self is the training of a freshman physics 15 at Bethesda Memori- Dr. Palmer H. Craig, teachers who can "ig-class he visited at Cam- al Hospital. Mrs. Penn BOCA PLUMBING, INC. nite" youngsters as far bridge University, and is the former Betty A. dean of mathematics and down as the elementary 250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton natural sciences, and the hush that fell on the Smith. grades. What methods classroom when the" Phone 395-3113 Dr. G. Ballard Sim- will be used to recruit mons, dean of the FAU teacher, a great scien- and develop inspiring tist, entered. The FAU institute of education, teachers who can convey concur on the serious- to others the excite- dean deprecated our HONDA ness of a situation that ment they find in sci-tendency to place a halo orld's biggest seller! has educators staying up ence? around our foremost Two Boca Raton bankers, William Stowe, second from right, and Tony Ward, nights. scientists and reserve second from left, attended the recent dedication of the new First Bank of Jupi- The situation is not "On our science fac- them for seniors and ter, at which Florida Comptroller and Banking Commissioner Ray E. Green, NO MONEY DOWN our relationship with the ulty we have men of na- graduates. center, placed a bronze plaque to commemorate the occasion. Shown with the * FRIENDLY SERVICE Soviet Union, the mo-tional and international Boca Raton bankers are at left, H. Richard McCord, president of the new First rass in Vietnam, or the renown," Dr. Craig FAU, with only junior, said. "Our faculty lab- senior, and graduate Bank of Jupiter, and at extreme right, State Rep. Jerry Thomas, the bank's physical unfitness of the oratories will be adja- students, he pointed out, board chairman. American male. cent to student labora- will not confine its best The situation bringing tories, which will give men to the teaching of real concern to these students the privilege its senior and graduate Police Shoot Five-Foot Rattle Snake educators is the short- of performing experi- students. age of high school sci- ments jointly with these ence teachers. In a time when our A five-foot-long rat- snake moving across the man, Boca Raton police, men of distinction. To first line of defense is tlesnake was killed on road. "I went to thewent out and killed the Dr. Craig's worry is see the excitement and You meet the nicest based on the following in the test tubes of our the corner of Northeast carport and got mysnake with his shotgun. beauty of science, many universities and thSecone d terrace and Ele- rake," he said. "I made "I've been down here sequence of facts: our students need to see oth- minds of our scientists, missiles have a retal- venth street Dec. 12a. pass at the snake. It six years," Falk said, people on a Honda ers experiencing this Florida Atlantic Uni- Roy E. Falk, 1099 tried to strike back at "and I've never seen iatory power of such feeling." versity plans to turn out Maybe it's the incredibly low price. Or the magnitude that no na- Second Ter., saw theme, but I hit it with the one like this before. It He added that scien- the best ammunition the rake and stunned it." was five feet long, fantastic mileage. It could be the precision tion would dare attack U.S. peace effort can weighed 20 pounds and engineering. Or the safety and conven- us; physics directly un- tists on his staff will Falk dragged the be available for visits muster - first-rate sci- Arts Festival snake to his yard and had 13 rattles on it." ience features. But most likely it's the fun. derlies planning . for to science classrooms ence teachers. Evidently nothing catches on like the fun missile production; phy- stuck the prongs of the Warner Brothers Pic- sicists can be developed Ball Scheduled rake into its head. of owning a Honda. You see so many Thinking he had killed tures recently signed a around these days. And the nicest people only by teachers of phy- The first Arts Festi- contract - underwater - sics. the snake, Falk went to with Weeki Wachee riding them. Merry Christmas. Ergo, our No. 1 war val Ball, a benefit for the house for a cup.of Week's Schedule the Academy Royale coffee. "But a man hol- Mermaids for the world deterrent is ultimately Theatre, will be held press premiere of "The dependent upon an ade- TODAY lered to me that it was Incredible Mr. Limpet" BOCA CYCLE CENTER quate supply of science Dec. 29 in the Celebrity moving again," he said. Rug Hooking, Community Building, 10 a.m. Room of the Royal Po- Falk then called the po- to take place completely 900 N. DIXIE HWY., BOCA RATON teacherSj currently in inciana Playhouse, P aim underwater at Florida's OPEN 'till 9 p.m. until Christmas critically short supply. Exchange Club, Wolfie's, 12:15 p.m. lice. Weeki Wachee, Jan 17. "Scientists are need- Women s Garden Club, Recreation Center, 1p.m. Beach. Officer Robert Dett- o ed now," said Dr. Craig, Palm Beach-Broward Rose Society, First Fed- All proceeds will go to eral Savings and Loan Assn., 2 p m. the Academy Royale Individuals may now "but the need for them o collect petrified-wood in the future will be even National Association of Retired Civil Employees, Theatre, a non-profit Delray Beach Recreation Center, 6 p.m. organization, to estab- samples without special Have a Thomas Organ in Your Home greater. Where are they permits on 466,000,000 coming from?" Art Guild Sketch group, Art Guild, 7:30 p.m. lish a scholarship fund Twilighters, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. for talented young per- acres of Interior D e- by Christmas . . and play it right away Where, indeed, Dr. partment land, including Simmons wonders. Deerfield Beach Camera Club, First Federal formers in the fields of Savings and Loan Assn., 7:30 p.m. music, dance and thea- national parks. Licen- with our Special "PLAY by COLOR" Music "In the past two years ses used to be required. only two persons in Flo- American Legion Auxiliary, 160 N.W. 2nd St., tre. The benefit also 8 p.m. would be the first ven- rida universities gradu- ture in* making the aca- A ated as teachers of phy- Order of the Amaranth, Delray Beach Masonic KECK'S sics, and neither of them Temple, 8 p.m. demy a major cultural entered the teaching American Legion, 160 N.W. 2nd St., 8 p.m. center in the United Barber Shop •i -,

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Mrs. G.I. Emerson, in the home of Mrs. cent tragic events it is Boca Raton, regent, N.B. Merkel, Boynton time for us to change presided at the Christ- Beach. and to increase our own mas meeting of the Jon- Mrs. W. Wallace interest in that original athan Dickinson Chap- Smith, Delray Beach, spirit of the DAR and to ter, Daughters of the asked the chapter to set encourage love of our American Revolution, at aside a day annually to country in a construc- 8 p.m. Firday, Dec. 13, be known as Jonathan tive way." -A Dickinson Day to com- memorate the chapter Mrs. C. Emory Ha- 'Flora and Fauna' namesake's historic mann, Boynton Beach, shipwreck, capture and presented short sketch- Is Art Show Theme escape from the Flori- es of five Christmas Some Things da Indians in 1696. Carols and the Ameri- "Flora and Fauna" cans who wrote them. is the title of the new- She mentioned the Belong in a original purpose of the Mrs. M.L. Weaver, est art show of the Lake DAR is1 historical, edu- Boynton Beach, led the Worth Art League, now cational and patriotic. carol singing which fol- being previewed at the lowed. Fine Setting... Strait Museum, Lucerne Mrs. Smith said, "I at North M street next believe in view of the re- Guests attending the to the public library. meeting included Mrs. The exhibition opened Kenneth L. Mims, Mrs. You and your family do ... and so does your new home. Dec. 16 and will run Fund Committee J.H. Popp, Mrs. A.J. through Dec. 26 from 3 Adams and Mrs. E.E. Here, in the heart of Boca Raton, Florida's finest residential city . . . to 5 p.m. daily. The Will Study Sites Eddinger, Delray Beach; public may attend. Mrs. Robert Kraeuter convenient to all its many facilities and luxuries . . . the perfect setting An. organizational of Boca Raton. for your perfect way of life. meeting of the John F. Kennedy Memorial5 SAVE THESE Here, in Camino Gardens ... a world apart, entered through a private, Committee was held Pre-Teen Movie, NUMBERS Wednesday, Dec. 11 in seven-acre botanical garden — its own scenic lake and island, laced with the Commission Cham- paths and footbridges. FOR ber. Party Set Friday Plans are in the mak- EMERGENCY USE ing for selecting a suit- The regular monthly If you appreciate the finest in tropical living, purchase NOW— reserve your able site for the foun- pre-teen movie will be homesite — build your customized home now or anytime within a year. Fire tain. combined with a Christ- Mrs. Clarence mas party for all 395-1121 James, chairman of the school-age youngsters committee,urges every- of the Boca Raton area one interested to send Friday, Dec. 20, at the Police checks made out to the Community Building in JFK Memorial, Box 802. Memorial Park. 395-1131 So far Mrs. James has The all color cartoon received $115.00 to- movie will feature two Ambulance wards the fountain. Christmas cartoons plus The next meeting has three Terrytune car- 395-1800 been set for January 8, toons. There will be a 1964. 15(5 admission charge and showtime is 7 p.m. Following the movie the youngsters will en- PRESENTING ... joy a Christmas party with carolling and re- the Finest Gifts from the world's freshments. The party will be sponsored by the most distinguished makers Boca Raton Teen-age Center. The worst flood in modern history killed 900,000 people when China's Yellow River overflowed in 1887.

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National tditorial Association er, lender - and borrow- They're for economy in Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce er. As our federal gov- government as long as ernment has become it doesn't affect the eco- '• Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. bigger and more power- nomy of their districts. ful it has been collect- A lot of people whose Boca Raton, Florida 4E Thursday, December 19, 1963 ing more taxes from the sources of income stem people but going deeper from these military and deeper into debt. bases will say that Economists differ as President Johnson is to how long this nation making a mistake by can continue to spend adding to the unemploy- beyond its income with- ment problem. out the danger of run- away inflation and a so- The average Ameri- cialized economy. Since can citizen probably fa- about half the national vors economy in the fed- budget is made up of de- eral government and is fense and space ex- concerned over the ploration items the mounting public debt. question in the minds of But there are a lot of many Americans is: others who have learned Which is the bigger to depend on Uncle Sam risk? and are unwilling to Most people seem to tighten their belts a lit- feel that the federal gov- tle. ernment can cut back In this attempt to bal- on some of its spending ance the national budget programs -particularly by cutting back on un- in foreign aid and de- necessary expenses,the fense - without endan- people of Boca Raton gering our strength and should let their wishes security. P r e s i dent be known to their repre- Johnson thinks the gov- sentatives in Congress,, ernment can safely re- If the people really want duce the cost of main- economy in government taining so many mili- - at all levels - they tary bases. In his plan should let their wishes the Pick of Santa's Pack to close down many of be known and back up them he has the support public officials who are of Defense Secretary making a sincere effort phones lighten work, all through the house, all through the year McNamara, in that direction. The little, light-up Princess^ phone, lovely in any of five colors. Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce saves space at bedside or chair-side. The desk set saves time and steps in den or family room—any room where your family makes and takes calls. chamber The handy wall phone hangs out of the way in kitchen or workshop. comments makes phoning more convenient. To orde'r your Christmas extension, just call the Telephone By Harold H. Green to get me off the hook. *'•" Company Business Office or ask your telephone man. I am thinking of my To all residents of dentist who makes my Boca Raton and to all visits seem like a social Southern (j§J Bell who are here to share a call. (Yes I now have "green" Christmas my new front teeth and ... Q/aiOituj uiitk ~ti<& Futum with us, Mrs. Green and will be able to chew I extend our warmest turkey on Christmas.) seasons greetings. I am thinking of the smart santas shop in phoneland! On Christmas day we girls and boys at the "Always Room For One More" will have been 10 months check out counters who in our new home. In one act as though it is a way it seems as though personal treat to them we are still on vacation to have you come in to and yet at the same time see them. The Labi's Wrong . .1 we are getting the feel- I am thinking of the ing that we have lived people who are so cor- very true. Organizations such as here always. dial when we come in One of the major things about Never would I have for Friday nite dinner American politics is the fact that the POVCA do a tremendous believed that we could at our favorite restau- the label on the backage seldom amount of good in making people find a community of peo- rant. Those are a few tells what's inside. more interested in their local ple who would make you samples of the people I Nowhere is this more true right government. Based on Boca Ra- feel at home and so wel- am thinking of cordial- now than in Boca Raton. ton's rather abysmal voting record, come so fast. ly. A group formed recently called we get just about the quality of The get acquainted Of course most of all I am thinking of the IF YOU the Property Owners and Voters public officials we deserve; and organizations and their Civic Association has gotten it- if we're going to get better ones, gatherings do a fine job. Chamber of Commerce But I am thinking now of and how happy I am to self a very respectable member- public apathy must be pushed have joined it. It gave aside and the entire electorate the neighbors up and ship, both in quantity and quality. down the street with me the chance to work It also bills itself as "non-politi- become acquainted with the prob- whom you chat while shoulder to shoulder lems of the city. with the wonderful group ARE cal," but the group is about as you are tending your non-political as the Democratic However, this won't be accom- lawn and with whom you of people who are help- National Committee, (or Republi- plished by personal attacks on occasionally sit a spell ing to keep Boca Raton can if you choose). anyone, or by an attitude of hate over a long cool one. a fine place to live, or personal vindic iveness. It can I am thinking of my work and play. At a meeting last week, about barber who spreads op- As we come to the only be accomplished by dedicat- end of one year and the 300 people listened while several ed, well-informed citizens who are timism and philosophy THINKING start of another we speakers harangued the mayor and willing to work for better govern- as he trims you. present city administration. I am thinking of my pledge ourselves to pray ment, rather than throwing up their doctor who says I fervently and strive Now we don't disagree with the hands and charging off in a hun- shouldn't smoke so continuously for Civic Association's right to take dred different directions. much but refuses to pre- PEACE ON EARTH a stand. A national magazine used And, in the meantime, the cor- scribe any magic drug GOOD WILL TO MEN OF to carry the slogan *'A well inform- rect label on the package would ed electorate is America's greatest let everybody know what's inside security," and we think this is the package. reading and writing GOING Make It A Safe Christmas By Adelaide Snyder "What Does Daddy Do All Day," Don G. Columnists in India- Campbell, Bobbs Christmas is a time for joy. prevent the needles from dropping napolis have an inside Merrill - $3.95. line on having their col- PLACES... It is a time of joy because of so early, be sure none of the wires dangle in the water. umns published in book the birth of Christ; it is a time of form because of thehour to devote to read- No matter what kind of "travel" you have in mind, joy because of the happiness of Be careful in screwing lamps in proximity of the Bobbs ing. children; it is a time of joy because the sockets — don't get a metal Merrill company, Mr. Campbell's little from a vacation trip to moving ahead in your future, you'll of the rather elusive thing called icicle jammed in by mistake. Bet- "What Does Daddy Do essays will strike a "holiday spirit." ter yet, use some of the new non- All Day" is such a col- sympathetic chord, for go places farther and faster if you make steady saving part conductive icicles. lection and it makes a he selects his topics of your plan, right now. Open a Saving Account here It is up to us to keep it that way. If you blow a fuse — on the tree, very pleasant commen- from among the day to tary on the vagaries of day events in each of The greatest holiday of the year that is — or trip your circuit break- watch your money add up, at our liberal interest rates. er, be sure to correct the difficul- today's world. It makes our lives: traveling with is marked too many times by acci- no pretense to being children, television dents, both in the home and on the ty itself, and not by putting in a great literature or deep, commercials, financing road. larger capacity fuse. and by its very under- a home, and trying to buy OPEN an INSURED SAVINGS Account Now ! Many mishaps around the home Secure lights and ornaments statement, it sheds a a gift for your wife in are eaused by the tree and deco- firmly on the tree, so that young profound light on some the proper size. If explorers cannot pull them off; of the modern-day con- you're going to select Accounts Insured By rations. fusion. hoisery, better find out An Agency Of The don't use candles on low tables Federa] Government A few precautions will keep it where the tantalizing flames can Books always seem to if the little woman is BOCA RATON OFFICE a time of joy for you and your me to be a fine item as petite, shapely, willowy be touched by little hands. or classic! family. Check the toys right after Santa gifts for the people who Place your tree close to an Claus leaves them; before the child have everything, and electrical outlet, so you won't this one should be even gets his hands on them. Be sure more appealing to men have a long extension cord to trip that there are no loose parts that than to women. It's the over. Locate the tree away from can be swallowed or that can fall kind of collection that FIRST FEDERAL water pipes and radio ground con- off and injure toddlers. you can browse through, nections to lessen the chances of and it fits your sched- SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach Let's make it a genuine day of ule - whether you have a shock. joy for all. 601 N, FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 If you put the tree in water to two minutes or half an L Thursday, December 19, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B 'Kind Sir' Opens at Dr. Paul Layman Elected to Society Post Delray Beach Playhouse Dr. Paul O. Layman, Dr. Thomas P. Baker, Val Patterson will 311 1-;. Palmetto Park Belle Glade, vice pres- play a brilliantly suc- Rd,,, was installed as ident. cessful actress and secretary-treasurer of The officers were in- Frank Leahy a suave the Palm Beach County stalled in a ceremony, banker and economist in Chiropractic Society held at West Palm Beach the Delray Beach Play- recently. and conducted by Dr. house's next offering, Other new officers in- Herbert Ifinton, Dania, "Kind Sir," a comedy by outgoing president of the Norman Krasna, which Christmas Story Florida Chiropractic opened Tuesday and will Association. continue through Satur- Will Be Told day, Dec. 21. Subscribe to the BOCA RATON NEWS The play tells of the told by Mrs, Joseph romance of an actress Cappetta and carolling who has been too busy are to be a part of the with her career to fall Soroptimiscs Christmas Dr. Paul (). Layman in love, and a banker- PRINTING CO. Val Patter-son luncheon program held 800 N.W. 1ST AVENUE, BOCA RATON economist, who is bril- at 12:15 p.m. today. The elude Dr. L. Thornton liant enough to be sought Owen, West Palm TELEPHONE .395-1909 affair will he in the libh IRY PRINTING Nl mestic helpers. Beach, presideni, and by the State Department, "Kind Sir" bears the Tide. who believes in the in- gay imprint of the play- stitution of marriage, wright's bantering style, but not for himself. such as he showed in The Boy Scout fund drive in Boca Raton was formally closed this week with Electricity flares be- such other Broadway the presentation of a check for $750 to Charlie Bethea (right), district execu- tween them from the hits as "Dear Ruth," tive of the Gulfstream Council for Pioneer District. James O'Neal, left, and moment of their meet- "John Loves Mary," Gerhard Kleiner made the pres?ntation. Not present for the presentation was ing, but his confession and "Who Was That C. Harrison Newman who with OrNeal and Kleiner directed the local fund drive. .1.1. \lili hell & Sons of being married to a Lady I Saw You With?" 22 South Federal Hi8hway - Phone 395-471! woman who will not di- "Kind Sir" was made BOCA RATON, FLORIDA vorce him seems a into a film entitled "In- Paul Douglas Speaks Here handicap to a possible discreet", starring In- Service - Infsgrity happy ending. •• grid Bergman and Cary Her sister and broth- Grant. 'See the Judge' Kiwanians Told er-in-law, played by Walter Beakel is put- Eleanor Newman and ting gloss on the come- "In Florida, if you "That's in Florida as said few lawyers ever Frank Kurtz, strive to dy with his direction and charged • exhorbicant aid and abet the ro- want to go hunting or a whole," the judge not- Fred Allen, managing fishing, get married, go ed. "In Palm Beach fees, and that if anyone mance. Grace McLaugh- director of the Play- had a complaint on any lin and Joe Lewis, Jr., crazy or you're dead, County, we have sepa- house, is designing a rate criminal and. juve- fees, he could always appear as the actress' drawing room sumptu- then you see the county highly theatrical do- judge." nile courts and a medi- ask the court to review ously suitable for a suc- cal examiner, so the and set fees. cessful New York ac- That's what Paul Douglas, county judge of judge gets out of most The county official BILL MITCHELL KEN HIGGINS WICK BISHOP LEARN in safety tress. was introduced by Boca To DRIVE safely Palm Beach County, told of those duties here,," Tickets may be ob- the Kiwanians last The important Pro- Raton Police Chief Hugh 22 S. Federal Highway 395-4711 tained for "King Sir" Brown. EASY METHOD Tuesday. bate Court, also admin- DRIVING SCHOOL by telephoning Mrs. istered by the county Stephen Sanford at CR Using a humorous ap- judge, is one phase of * CR8 14O6 6-4576. proach to the descrip- the job often overlook- tion of the varied tasks ed, Judge Douglas said. of the county judge's off- "Florida law varies ice, the youthful jurist considerably with many said that Florida's 1885 other states, according constitution had caused to the jurist, and he urg- the whole things. ed new residents to take "When that constitu- COMPLETE LAUNDRY another look at their tion was written, there wills. When you buy this AMAZING SERVICE FOR wasn't much income for "You might be better HOMES - APTS. - MOTELS counties, so the judge off to have it redrawn in was handed the job of Florida, so you'll have issuing hunting and fish- AUTOMATIC INDUSTRIAL UNIFORMS for RENT local witnesses that can ing licenses so he'd have be found rapidly by your some income. With the executor. In this way ELECTRONIC of the automo- MAYTAG you'll be greatly aiding bile, driver's licenses your beneficiaries," he were added; then occu- said. ONE-DAY SHIRT pational licenses, just to LAUNDRY AND In other advice to lay- name a few," he said. men, the judge noted DRY CLEANING Besides that, the that executors should GAS DRYER... judge also issues war- be those persons with rants, handles civil cas- intimate knowledge of C:LE^NE1S|> 395.5200 es up to $100, criminal the testator's business cases up to capital of- and problems. fense, serves as juve- Judge Douglas flayed 30 S.E. 1st. STREET nile judge and conducts what he called the "old sanity hearings. wives' tales about law- yer's fees." Warming to his topic, the judge « Unique electronic control takes out all the guesswork—one setting stops dryer To Place A automatically when proper degree of dry- Classified Ad ness is reached. 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THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- YOU MAY SUBSTITUTE HOLD HINT: If your OUR HAMILTON DRYER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY hands become sticky (Model No. 253} — with tree resin, FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY sprinkle with dry bak- reduce weekly cost to $1.68 HELPING BUILD FLORIDA ing soda, rub hands to- —and still save the $79.95 LAKE WORTH • WEST PALM BEACH • DELRAY BEACH gether, then rinse. 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 1963 Seacrest Scenes Camera Ciub Will Christmas Holidays Start Meet Here Tonight Browa rd For Seacrest High Students "Derivations the DRUG STORES Easy Way" which shows By Cary Kammerman edition of the SQUALL. how to convert bad At 10 we go to the slides into good pic- Today is the day wegym for the annual tures will be the topic have been looking for- Christmas party spon- of tonight's discussion ward to. After today sored by the Inter-Club at the Deerfield Beach there is no more school Council. This year it Camera Club meeting 5TH. AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA until Jan. 2, 1964, We will be a record hop. held at 7:30 p.m. in the all know what a relief We will probably sing First Federal Savings 1972 N.E. 5th Ave., Boca Raton it will be to forget about some Christmas carols and Loan Assn. building, -PHONE 395-9972 school for awhile. too. At 11:30 we are dis- 601 N. Federal Hwy. missed from school. A collection of color PALM AIRE SHOPPING CENTER The National Honor slides taken by Bert Society held an induc- Our day will complete Barnes titled "Pic- 298 5. Federal HWY., Deerfield Beach tion for new members itself following the bas- turesque Vermont" also PHOHE 399-9906 last night. Old mem-ketball game with Jupi- will be shown. bers, Edna Young, Dar- ter tonight. December lene Macaulay, Margot 26, the Hawks go to the Tomlins Return Shaul, and Diane Riley Pompano Christmas gave short talks on the Dearest Basketball Tournament. From Island Trip EAU DE qualities that all mem- We play the Fort Laud- bers of the National erdale Flying L's. Mr. and Mrs. Howard COLOGNES Honor Society must pos- Mrs. William Bebout, second from left, is slated to take a major part in the C. Tomlin have return- Fragrances identical sess. These are charac- I sincerely wish you a Boca Raton participation in Heart Sunday when it is held Feb. 23. Mrs. Be- ed home from their if Mto American Women's ter, scholarship, lead- honeymoon trip to Nas- merry Christmas and bout is shown here with the Palm Beach County leaders of the Heart Asso- Preferred Colognes. Paper-Mate ership, and service. the very best of New ciation, at left, President, Carl Fischer, and next to Mrs. Bebout, State Rep. sau. PEN and PENCIL Our congratulations Years. They are residing at Jerry Thomas, and by him, Virginia McVey, executive director of the Heart 873 S.W. 9th Ave. Assorted colors. are extended to the new Association which maintains headquarters in West Palm Beach and serves In b e a u t i f ul members. Turkey, the newest Mr. Tomlin's name plastic gift case. 3.95 associate member of the both Palm Beach and Martin counties. More detailed plans of Boca Raton's was misspelled in last The Seacrest choir European Common Mar- participation will be announced in the future. week's edition. It ap- will present its Christ- ket, is expected to be- peared as Towlin Revlon mas program today. gin adjusting customs throughout their wed- ding story. INTIMATE This will last from 8:30 within five years. First SPRAY MBST until 9:30. Following the the Turkish economy is Leakprocf, sptllproof, program we will return to be bolstered. Turkey Buy and Use .entheric shatterproof to homerooms to hopes to be a full mem- Christmas Seals plastic case. receive the Christmas ber in 12 years. Fragrance Quintet Classics fragrance, The personal giftft, it ^%f% 3.50 in beautiful 9if GRIFFIN box. * I*V7 Q/utpUtg.. FLOORING CO. "Griffin Has The Floor" 'THE GOLD CI VINYL CORK RUBBER COMPARE FORMICA HEELER'S SANDING FINISHING FOR THE EVERY DAY The Boca Raton Hotel Cabana Club is a favorite luncheon spot for Boca FREE ESTIMATES WHOLE LOW Raton residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leibold, 660 N. Broadview Drive. 118 N. Federal Hwy. —National Resort Photographers Defray CR 8-1210 CONTRACT FAMILYM PRICES "Clothes Cosmetics" SCOTCH PINES All draperies expertly and billowy. Just a puff Hair made in our own Holiday proms and of spray-on starch and Guaranteed Dryer workrooms. festive gatherings are welcome opportunities a touch of the steam iron Dolly and Me hair to wear your most fem- will make last year's dryer operates At KEELER'S you'll formal look like new. on batteries. No charge for making inine fashions and flat- find hundreds of bolts pf The spray-on "cos- full length, regular or tra- tering makeup. the most exciting drapery metic" also eliminates verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- But just as you use Pin Ball fabrics anywhere . . . just dress-box crush from a JAYCEES Anneal anteed rods and installation. cosmetics to enhance for the Gold Coast! new gown. FUN GAMES your prettiest feature, Assortment of in- holiday finery needs an To make a crinoline SALE teresting Bagatelle extra touch to make it petticoat a stand-out, Palmetto Pk. Rd. & Federal games. Open Mon.-Sat. use this umbrella trick: 9-5:30 look its loveliest. A Next to J.C. Mitchell &Sons 'EELER, Inc. whisk of spray-on Open an old umbrella. Come In Gold C Unless it is white or Or Phone starch is the clothes Clip and GIFT Make cosmetic for net for-plastic, cover it with a 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, CRestwood 8-2877 plastic sheet to prevent Save WRAP It Snow Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop mal s and party-perfect COUPON _ dye transfer. Next, 20x360 (Cove Center) Deerfield petticoats. Have a white drape a clean petticoat INCHES 1603 S.E. 3rd Court— Phone 399-2837 Net formal s and over the open umbrella. WORTH 5O< on Christmas. stoles should be crisp Spray-on starch the pet- ticoat thoroughly and al- PURCHASE of CHRISTMAS TREE 39 53' low it to dry in place on at JAYCEE'S LOT the umbrella. A touch of LIMIT ONE COUPON PER TREE the steam iron around Coupon Expires Dec. 16 FREE MATTHEWS CAMERAS the hem of the petticoat 6-ROLL GIFT WRAP v will eliminate any rough Delivery REG. 99c 26x648 INCHES "SS'.."~ BOCA RATON edge. 77° BESIDES OUR STORE IN DELRAY BEACH WE HAVE JUST OPENED TREE LIGHTS ANOTHER STORE IN BOCA RATON - Next to Weekes Realty . STOP IN. Sunburst Petite STRING OF 24 1.69

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Awaiting his first visit from Santa with wide-eyed anticipation is Richard Barrett, three-month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Barrett, 450 S.W. 1st St., Boca Raton.—Colony Studio

Plants a little pink-tinted ca- melia plant which she (Continued from page IB) started from a cut three plants and bringing them years ago. This is the home to grow. Practi- first year it has bloom- cally all my plants were ed. started that way." Before she had con- Mrs. Perron e's back cluded her interview, yard has almost every she walked over to her kind of plant, bush, and front window and looked tree that can be grown out at her Bauhinia in Florida. Her tange- Blakeana, (the Hong rines are the size of an Kong Orchid tree known orange, she has a kum- as the flower of Boca quat tree, Raton). plants grow like wild in "I think I like my or- her yard. She even has chid tree best of them all," she said. McGuinn at Pearl She propagates her plants by air-layering Bart J. McGuinn, she said. Right now fireman, USN, son of she's propagating a cro- Mr. and Mrs. McGuinn, ton plant. She scrapes 370 S.W. Second St., is the bark of the plant, serving aboard the oiler packs it with moist USS Ponchatoula ope- sphagnum moss, wraps rating out of Pearl Har- it in aluminum foil and bor, Hawaii. waits for about six weeks. Then she un- packs it. The plant will have dozens of little roots growing out of the bark. This is what she there is uses for propagation. Mrs. Perrone, an at- tractive woman, has two ONLY children and 16 grand- children. Her daughter and son- ONE in-law, Dr. and Mrs. John M. Lynch of Be- Welcome Wagon International, with over 5,000 hostesses, has more thesda, Md., will .be than thirty years experience in spending the holidays fostering good will in business and with her. They have 10 community life. For more informa- tion about . . . children. Her son Mel, a foot- ball coach in Mount Cle- ments, has six children. ragon Mrs. Perrone com>- mented on the changes Phone 395-4 taking place in Boca Ra- WELCOME NEWCOMERS! I Use this coupon to let us know you'rB i ton. "When we first here. came here, there was no Royal Oak Hills and no Address. City talk of a university com- D Fleise hive the Welcome Wseon ing to Boca Raton." Hostess cell on me • 1 would like to subscribe to the She loves Florida. BOCA RATON NEWS "I love the outdoors, Q I tlreaay subscribe to the BOCA RATON NEWS she says, "I'd rather Fill out coupon and men to Circulation Dept. work in my yard than in the house."

CITY OF BOCA RATON PUBLIC NOTICE The City of Boca Raton will conduct its Annual Pri- mary Election for two (2) City Commission Seats on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1964. If more than four (4) candidates Qualify for such Primary Election a General Election will also be held on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1964, to elect two (2) of the four (4) candidates who were successful at the Primary Election. If NOT more than four (4) candidates qualify for the Primary Election, then the two (2) receiving the highest numtrer of votes cast in said Primary Election, shall be declared the elected Commission- ers and there shall be no General Election. (Sec. 159 - Charter) The Registration Books of the City of Boca Raton are kept in the Office of the City Clerk and are open Of course you don't shop blindfolded.... during regular business hours. Qualified Citizens not But you could at Fublix. yet registered are urged to do so immediately. And if you did you'd still be guaranteed top quality Section 10-3 of the Code of Ordinances requires that the Registration Books be closed thirty (30) days foods at fair prices in every department prior to any Election. The Registration Books for the City of Boca Raton will therefore be closed at At Publix you can reach out and pick 9:00 P.M. OH SATURDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1964. In brand-name canned foods, fresh pre-packaged addition to the regular hours, the City Clerk's Office produce and tender, juicy meats. will be open for the convenience of those unable to register during regular hours between 6:00 P.M. and And everything you choose is backed, by our 9:00 P.M. on Thursday, January 2nd and Friday, Jan- uary 3rd — also on Saturday, January 4th between the guarantee of satisfaction, because hours of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., and 6:00 P.M. and we believe no sale is complete 9 P.M. until the meal is eaten and enjoyed. To qualify as an Elector (Voter) a person must be a Citizen of the United States of America, twenty-one The confidence you feel at Publix is part of years of age or older, apd must have been a bona- fide resident and inhabitant of the State of Florida the Happy Difference in shopping. for at least twelve months and of the City of Boca Raton for six months preceding the date of his or her We invite you to enjoy it soon at Publix. registration and has not voted elsewhere during said time. In order to prevent confusion, it is pointed oat that a person, although having resided in the City for six months but not in the State of Florida for a full year, is NOT qualified to register but must wait WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! until a full year's residence is established. CITY OF BOCA RATON By: lbjrilacobjjeidt t Jacob Heidt, City Clerk PUBLISH: December 12fli, 19th, 26th, 1963 and Jan- uary 2nd, 1964 Furnish Proof of Publication Thursday, December 19, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9B

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£% Green Stamps ^, WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE . . 1 this couDOft and Durchose of: iH h d MeCormiek . HACK PEPPER . con 39c dcCtlft ecia.15 frozen foods V 5fh. Ave. PLAZA Pillsbury Crescent Pillsbury 20-ox. Apple Crisp or U.S. HWY. 1 & 5tk AVE. Dinner RoHs *p£ 29cApple Dumplings 2£t 59c BOCA RATOH, FLA. Pillsbury 10-ox. Choc. Chip, 15'/i-oi. Peanut Butter Butterscotch Chun King Chicken Chow Mein or Beef Palm Aire Green Stamps n fc with ihts coupon and purchas? of. Cookies 2 £ 79c Chop Suey ^T 49c Shopping Center MeCormiek VANIUA EXTRACT Swift's Brookfield Sliced Pimento or Seabrook Miracle Bag Vegetables 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. I. a-ez. boHI« 45c 8 ox. Peas & Onions, Asparagus Cuts/Hollondaise DEERFIELD BEACH, FLA. (Coupon «xplr« Sot, Dec. 21, 196JJ F_.,S| American Cheese 2 ^ 69c Sauce, Cheese Sauce c ( Plus 25 S6.H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Baby Limas 3 j£ " Wisconsin Big Eye Sliced Geisha Brand Frozen individually Swiss Cheese ;j 79c Oysters . *%£• 47c {Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) 10B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1963 PUBLIC NOTICES

PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE is hereby givsn that the undersigned, under the IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS rovisions or Section 865.09. JUDGE, IN AND FOR PALM BEACH NAME STATUTE Plorida Statutes of 1957, will COUNTY, FLORIDA. register with the Circuit Court, IN PROBATE No. 20,721 Public notice is hereby given that in and for Palm Beach Coun- the undersigned Intends to register ty, Florida, upon receipt of IN RE: ESTATE OF with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Palm Beach County, Florida, in proof of publication of this Fight TB and Other BERT F. RIEL notice, the fictitious name to- DECEASED compliance with Section 865.09, Flor- ida Statutes, tbe fictitious trade name wit: Respiratory Diseases NOTICE TO CREDITORS of BOCA BOOT SHOP, under which I METZGER'S OLD FASHION Fifth Ave. Shopping All creditors of the estate of Bert Intend to engage in business at 170 BUTCHER SHOP F, Riel, deceased, are hereby noti- S.E. First Avenue, Boca Raton, Flor- PUBLIC NOTICES fied and required toVilelany claims ida. and that the party interested or demands which they may have in said business is as follows NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS against said estate in the office of /s/ Joseph R. Barquln Paul James Metzger, Jr. NAME STATUTE the County Judge of Palm Beach 2808 N.W. 8th Ave. County, Florida, in the courthouse at KURZINGER AND HONCHELL Ft. Lauderdaie, Fla. Public notice is hereby given that West Palm Beach, Florida, within Attorneys at Law the undersigned intendB to register six calendar months from the date of 279 North Federal Highway Dated: Dec. 2, 1963 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court the first publication of this notice. Boca Raton, Florida Publish: Dec. 5, 12, 19, 26, of Palm Beach County, Florida, in Each claim or demand must be in Plaza 1963. compliance with Section 865,09, Flor- writing and must state the place or Publish; December 19 and 26, 1963, ida Statutes, the fictitious trade name residence and post-office address of and January 2, and 9, 1964. of BOCA VILLAS "66" SERVICE the claimant and must be sworn to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CENTER, under which I intend to by the claimant, his agent or his at- ON A PROPOSED AMEND- engage in business ac 600 North Fed- torney, or it will become void accord- MENT IN THE CODE OF ORD- U.S. 1 at N.E. 20th St. eral Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. ing to law. INANCES, CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, BY REVIS- DECEMBER 12, 1963. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING /s/ D.F, Noble The City Commission of the City of ING SECTION 25-62, WHICH BOCA RATON FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY IS THE DISTRICT ZONING OF BOCA RATON Boca Raton, Florida, at a Regular KURZINGER AND HONCHELL ' By J. Theodore Johnson Meeting held on the 10th day of De- MAP OF SAID CODE, PRO- Attorneys ac Law J. Theodore Johnson cember, 1963, has passed and adopt- VIDING FOR THE REZONING 279 North Federal Highway Trust Officer ed the following Resolution and has OF A PORTION OF SECTIONS Boca Raton, Florida Administrator cum testamento annexo ordered a PUBLIC HEARING held 4 AND 5, TOWNSHIP 47 thereon at 7:30 P.M. on December SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, AS Publish: December 19, and 26, 1963 BAUGHER, TYLANDER and 30th, 1963, at the City Hall. MORE FULLY DESCRIBED and January 2, and 9, 1964. METTLER HEREIN BELOW, FROM R-l-A ilils? By Rob't. D. Tylander Jacob Heidt TO R-l-B. Rob't. D. Tylander Jacob Heidt, City Clerk IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY. 40 S.E. First Avenue TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM BEACH Boca Raton, Florida RESOLUTION NO. 43-63 REST, PROPERTY OWNERS COUNTY, FLORIDA Attorneys for Administrator C.T.A. AND CITIZENS: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COM- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN PROBATE NO. 20820 Publish: Dec. 12, 19, 1963 and Jan. MISSION OF BOCA RATON, AMEND- that the City Commission of 2, 9, 1964. ING RESOLUTION NO. 18-63, PASS- the City of Boca Raton, Flori- IN RE ESTATE OF Furnish Proof of Publication. ED ON THE 7TH DAY OF MAY, HERBERT H. CHITTENDEN, 1963, PROVIDING FOR THE IN- da, will hold a public hearing Deceased. STALLATION OF SANITARY SEW- at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall ERS IN A PORTION OF RIVIERA at Boca Raton, on the 23rd day NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUBDIVISION, BOCA RATON, PALM of December, 1963, to consider NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; AND and take action on the pro- TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGATEES, The City Commission of the City FURTHER PROVIDING FOR ASSESS- posed amendment and change DISTRIBUTEES AND PERSONS HAV- MENTS AGAINST ABUTTING PROP- in the Zoning Ordinance of ING ANY CLAI\B OR DEMANDS of Boca Raton, Florida, at a Regular ERTY AND OTHER MATTERS PER- AGAINST SAID ESTATE: . Meeting held on the 10th day of De- TAINING THERETO. Boca Raton, Florida, in the You and each of you are hereby noti- cember, 1963, has passed and adopt- following respect: fied that you are required by Law to ed the following Resolution and has WHEREAS, the City of Boca Raton, The zoning be changed present any claims and demands which ordered a PUBLIC HEARING held Florida, passed Resolution No. 18-63 from R^LA to R-l-B, on: you, or either of you, may have again- thereon at 7:30 P.M. on December "The EV of the SE'/S of the 30th, 1963, at the City Hall. on the 7th day of May, 1963, provid- 2 st the estate of HERBERT H. CHIT- ing for the installation of sanitary NEW and the BY2 of the NEW TENDEN, deceased, late of said Coun- ] Jacob Heidt sewers in a portion of Riviera Sub- of the SE 4 of Section 5, Town- ty, to the County Judge of Palm Beach division in Boca Raton, Palm Beach ship 47 South, Range 43 East, County, Florida, at hie office in the Jacob Heidt, City Clerk County, Florida, and Palm Beach County, Florida. court house of said County at West WHEREAS, since the passage Palm Beach, Florida, within six cal- RESOLUTION NO. 44-63 of said resolution, it has been deter- "Also, that part of the SW'4 endar months from the time of the mined that additional land needs to of the NWM and all that part first publication of this notice. Each A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COM- MISSION OF BOCA RATON, AMEND- be included for improvements by the of the NWM of the SWt of Sec. claim or demand shall be in writing installation of sanitary sewers in tion 4, Township 47 South, in duplicate, and shall state the place ING RESOLUTION NO. 19-63, PASS- said subdivision; of residence and post office address ED ON THE 7TH DAY OF MAY, 1963, Range 43 East, lying West of PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLA- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- the West Right-of-Way line of of the claimant, and shall be sworn to SOLVED BY THE CITY COMMIS- by the claimant, his agent, or his TION, OF STORM SEWERS AND the Intracoastal Waterway, as CATCH BASINS IN THE RIVIERA SION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RA- attorney, and any such claim or de- TON, FLORIDA: recorded in Plat Book 17, mand not so filed shall be void. SUBDIVISION, BOCA RATON, PALM Page 20, of the Public Records BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; AND Section 1. The City Commission FURTHER PROVIDING FOR ASSESS- hereby resolves and determines that of Palm Beach County, Flori- Marie B. Ghittenden MENTS AGAINST ABUTTING PROP- it is necessary for the public safety da. Marie B. Chittenden ERTY AND OTHER MATTERS PER- and welfare that Resolution No. 18- "Included within and being TAINING THERETO. 63 be amended and that sanitary sew- a part of the abovedescribed PRESENTS FIRST BANK AND TRUST COM- ers be installed in the Riviera Sub- lands are the Subdivisions of PANY OF BOCA RATON division bounded on the north by the Boca Keys, Plat Book 26, Page By: J.T. Johnson WHEREAS, the City of Boca Raton, north boundary line of Riviera Sub- J.T. Johnson Florida, passed Resolution No. 19-63 division, bounded on the east by State 49, and Caribbean Keys, Plat For Your Pleasure Respectively as Executrix and on the 7th day of May, 1963, provid- Road A-l-A between N.E. 4th Street Book 25, page 44, as recorded Executor of the Last Will and ing for the installation of Storm Sew- and N.E. 6th Street, bounded on the in the Public Records of Palm Testament of Herbert H. Chit- ers and Catch Basins in the Riviera south by Palmetto Park Road and Beach County, Florida." tenden, deceased. Subdivision in Boca Raton, Palm bounded on the west by the Intracoas- Beach County, Florida, and tal Waterway, Boca Raton, Palm For public examination, a i copy of the proposed Ordi- W.H. Hallman WHEREAS, since the passage of Beach County, Florida, in accord- W.H. Hallman said resolution it has been determin- ance with the city specif ications, plans nance to effect such change, . Christmas Music and Santa Claus tion 25-72 (K) shall read as follows: the City Commission of the City of shall be on the lot line which is op- division as recorded in Plat Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a pub- posite the residential district and Book 12 at Page 80, Public "(K) Use of setback area of a front lic hearing at 7:30 P.M., in the City provided further that ingress and Records, Palm Beach County, or side yard abutting a street right Hall at Boca Raton, on the 30th day egress for vehicular traffic through Florida/' of way. of December, 1963, to consider and said wall shall be prohibited. SPONSORED BY take action on the proposed amend- Section 2. After final pass- age, this Ordinance shall be (1) The first ten (10*) feet of the ment and change in the Zoning Ordi- (1} Solid walls shall have a white 1 required setback area of a front nance of Boca Raton, Florida, in the decorative surface pattern on all ex- published in full once a week The Fifth Ave. Merchants Assn. or side yard abutting a street right following respect: posed surfaces. for four consecutive weeks in of way shall be used as a land- The Zoning Ordinance be changed Boca Raton News, a news- scaped area. by adding to Section 25-72 (G) and (2) Masonry walls using concrete paper of general circulation in said section shall read as follows: blocks or similar units, with voids Palm Beach County, Florida, (2) Within said ten (10") feet area or openings of a decorative pattern and a copy posted on the City no pavlng.shall be permitted except (G) Side Yard. shall have a white finish on all sur- bulletin board for the said for permissible driveways. faces, and the voids cr openings shall period of thirty (30) doys. A side yard shall be provided on not be in excess of 25 square inches ALL SHOPS OPEN (3) Curb cuts shall be limited to each Bide of every plot, not less per void or opening, nor shall the Section 3. if no objection to a maximum of twenty-six (26') than ten feet In width, provided that total area of voids or openings be in such annexation be filed and feet In width and driveways through on corner plots there shall be a side excess of 30% of the wall surface per served within thirty (30) days the aforesaid ten feet shall be yard not less than fifteen feet be- square foot. from final passage of this limited to twenty-two (22") feet tween tbe building line and the side Ordincnce, an Ordinance will in width with a minimum of fifty street; also provided that where said (3) No signs shall be permitted on be considered to annex such (50") feet between driveways at side yard directly abuts on any Rl these walls. lands to the City and to re- the property line abutting the street Single Family District the side yard define the boundary lines of on any single plot. No curb cut shall be not less than fifty feet in (4) No hazardous materials shall the Ci-ty and to include there- shall be within thirty (30"> feet depth. Required Bide yards of ten be placed on the top or imbedded In til 9 in the said parcels of land. the walls." p of any street intersection. feet may be combined to twenty feet FIRST READING the 5th day on one side only of the plot." of November, 1963. (4) The entire landscaped area For public examination, a copy of SECOND READING IN FULL (minimum being ten (10') feet in For public examination, E copy of the proposed Ordinance to effect such change, is on file in the office of the AND ADOPTED the 19th day (EXCEPT SUNDAY) depth) shall be subscribed within the proposed Ordinance to effect such of November, 1963. the property line with curbing." change, is on file in the office of the City Clerk. City Clerk. For public examination, a copy of CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA CITY OF BOCA RATON, the proposed Ordinance to effect such By: Jacob Heidt FLORIDA CITY OF BOCA RATON. FLORIDA By: s/ Joe DeLong change, is on file In the office of the By: Jacob Heidt Jacob Heidt, City Clerk City Cleric _ . . ' Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Joe DeLong, Mayor Publish: Dec. 19 and 26, 1963 ATTEST: CITY OF BOCA RATON. FLORIDA Publish: Dec. 19 and 26, 1963 Furnish Proof of Publication. By: Jacob Heidt Furnish Proof of Publication s/Jacob Heidt Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Jocob Heidt, City Clerk Publish; Nov. 28, Dec. 5, 12 Publish: Dec. 19 and 26, 1963 and 19, 1963 Furnish Proof of Publication. Phone 395-5121 For Classified Ad Service Furnish Proof of Publication Thursday, December 19, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11B to Wkww/i -fab Wk/iUtmaA l\. Paul Schedules Evening Christmas Advent Lutheran Church Rev. Eastman Plans Christian Scientists Program Is Planned Christmas Services Will Meet Sunday Children Plan Pageant Christmas Sermon "Unto Us a Child Is A week of Christmas Born" is the topic of services is planned at The Sunday School Rev. Albert L. East- The Christian Scien- sermon Sunday by St. Paul Lutheran children of Advent Luth- man will deliver his ce Society of Boca Ra- the Rev. Dan M. Gill, Church with the child- eran Church will pre- Christmas sermon ton will hold Sunday ser- pastor, at First Metho- ren and the choirs of sent a Christmas pa- "Emmanual! God with vice at 11 a.m. in the dist Church. the church participat- geant, titled "O, Come Us! Christ in Us!" at civic room of First Fed- All Ye Faithful," at 7:30 the 11 a.m. service Sun- eral Savings and Loan A Christmas pageant, ing. Sunday morning wor- p.m. Sunday at the chur- day in the Church of the Assn., 601 N. Federal "The Nations Tell of ch. Open Door. highway. Christmas," will be ship will be at 8:30 and presented at 7 p.m. Sun- 11 a,m, with Sunday The program is di- "That Not So Silent The lesson sermon day. Following the pa- School at 9:45 a.m. Pas- rected by Miss Eileen Night" will be the ser- subject for Sunday will geant there will be a tor Eugene O. Krug will Flechaus, assisted by mon of Pastor Eastman be "Is the Universe, time of fellowship. preach on the topic Mrs. Gerhard Kleiner, at the 7:30p.m. service. Including Man, Evolved "Worth Saying." Mrs. Leanhardt Kreus- A Christmas Eve ves- by Atomic Force?" Christmas candles with cher, Mrs. J. Richard a suggested program for Sunday at 7 p.m. the per service will be held Sunday school meets children of the Sunday Frambach and Mrs. Ed- from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday worship in the home ward O'Hearn. Christmas day will be School wil present a Tuesday, Dec. 24, at the services are at 8 p.m. distributed to all pres- Christmas service with The pageant is made church. The children of ent. pageantry. The program up of seven scenes: The the church will partici- A special Christmas is titled "The Joys of Angel visits pate in the candlelight' 'Mine Eyes Have Seen' Eve service will beheld ." Also Mary; The Emperor's ceremony. at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, participating will be the Decree is Received; The Miss Pam Hansenand Is Minister's Topic Junior Choir as well as Travel to ; Miss Vickie Eastman, Dec. 24. This service The Arrival in Bethle- students home from col- Sunday School classes will be led by the young the Walther Chorus. Af- ter the service the St. hem; Angels Proclaim lege, will welcome the at the Community Pres- people of- the church. Birth of the Savior; At guests. John Eastman byterian Church, Deer- The Carol Choir will Paul Lutheran Choir will go caroling to vari- the Manger; and The and Brice Carruth, also field Beach, will begin meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Visit of the Three Wise- students, will usher. at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. The Dec. 23, in the church ous members and friends of the congrega- men. Parts willbeplay- Sunday adult group will to go Christmas carol- Choir member Margaret Bollinger and Rev. Christian D. Weber display the ed by the members of the meet at the same time in ing. tion. Pastor Wes Auger to Christmas eve at 11 candles which wili be used in the 's Christmas eve service. Sunday School. Carols the reception room un- p.m. the candlelight The multi-pointed Moravian star hanging above is also a traditional part of will be sung by the child- der the direction of Rog- Start Sermon Series er Tompkins. St. Gregory Episcopal service will be held. the services. ren and the congrega- Christmas day ser- tion. Pastor Wes Auger There will be two The Christmas carol will present a series of worship services, 9:30 Church Sets Services vice will be at 11 aom. Moravian Church Sets and 11 a.m. Rev. Arland This is planned as a Presbyterians Plan Rev. John Schuring to service will be held Sun- sermons at the 7:30 p.m0 The schedule of Family-Festival ser- day with special empha- services of Calvary V. Briggs will use as Christmas services at vice. . Old-Fashioned Dinner Preach Sermon Sunday Traditional Services sis on the music of Baptist Church of North his sermon theme, #St. Gregory's Episcopal Christmas. The church Pompano on the theme "Mine Eyes Have Church will begin "A Dying Man Pro- The Boca Raton Mo- choir-and the children's "Crooked Conceptions Seen." Music will be 'The Wondrous Gift' The members of the ravian Church will hold under the direction of Christmas eve at 11:15 Boca Raton Chapel, claims the Living Pro- choir will sing their an- of ," begin- To Be Sermon Topic mises of God" will be a Christmas eve candle thems. ning Sunday and continu- Elliot A. Alexander who a.m. with a solemn cel- Presbyterian Church in will be assisted by Miss ebration of the Holy Eu- the sermon topic of Rev. service at 7:30 p.m., Sunday morning wor- ing for several months. "The Wondrous Gift" the United States, will Dec. 24, during which Judi Love, organist. The charist. will be the topic of the hold an old-fashioned John Schuring at the 10 ship will be at 8 and The first sermon in the candles will be dis- 10:30 a.m. with Sunday junior choir will sing at A plain or sung cele- sermon to be delivered Christmas dinner Sun- a.m. Advent service- the series, Sunday night, the 9:30 a.m. service bration will begin at 10 Sunday at the Boca Ra- tributed to all worship- school at 9:15 a.m. will be "Christmas, Pro by Rev. Albert G. Ship- day following the 'Sun- ers. and the Sanctuary Choir a.m. Christmas day. horst at the two ser- day School Christmas ton Christian Reformed and Con." will sing at the 11 a.m. December 26, 27, 28 Church. Services will be The Christmas eve At the 11 a.m. ser- vices, 10 a.m. and 11:15 program at 9:45 a.m. service has been tradi- service. are the feasts of St. a.m., at First Presby- and the morning wor- held in the Art Guild Christmas Cantata Set vice Pastor Auger will Stephen, St. John, and building, 801 W. Pal- tional in Moravian speak on "God's Gift." The Sunday School terian Church Christ- ship service at 11 a.m. Churches throughout the will present its Christ- •the Holy Innocents in mas Sunday. metto Park road. For Community Church Christmas music will that order. The Holy The dinner will be world since 1747, when be featured at both ser- mas program in the The Westminster Fel- "A Typical Prayer the first such service Eucharist will be cele- held at the home of Mr. Meeting" will be held The Community vices. church at 7 p.m. lowship will meet in w"as held for a group of Tuesday at 8 p.m. brated at 7:30 and 10 the church at 7:30 p.m. and Mrs. Joseph Aus- at 7 p.m. and at 9 a.m. Church of Boca Raton Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. those days. tin. children in Marienborn, p.m. the Sunday School there will be .a Christ- Sunday. the young people's Bible Germany. It was largely will present a Christ- The church will fur- class meets. mas cantata at 7:30p.m. of Calvary will present mas eve candlelighting CHRISTIAN REFORMED The Back-to-God Hour nish the turkey and ham through this service that its annual Christmas service. Special Christmas Bethlehem, Pa., came Sunday. CHURCH WDBF- 9:00 a.m. and the members of the services will be held at The church choir, un- program. This year the Temporary Location — Sundays - 1420 KC congregation will bring to be known as Ameri- theme will be "Our 10 a.m. Christmas day. ca's "Christmas City." der the direction of Wil- Art Guild Bldg. WLOD - 8:30 a.m. home-made dishes to The pastor's Christmas liam Rediger, will sing to Attend the Church of Sundays - 980 KC Among the distinctive 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. complete the dinner. sermon is titled "Three "A Song Unending" by You." Your Choice Sunday Services 10 a.ra.-7 p.m. WQXT- 8:30 a.m. - customs which will be 10:30 p.m. Sun.-1340 KC Times Fourteen." John Peterson. Soloists John Schuring, Pastor used in the service of will be Viola Eshleman, Christmas carols and Beth Young and Robert First Christian Church FIRST METHODIST CHURCH music will be the sing- Rose. 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan K. Gill ing of Hagen's "Morn- 360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Baton ing Star" by a child Narrator will be Pas- Bible School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 8:45 AM. and 11:00A.M. soloist and the distribu- tor Reuben L. Anderson, Morning service 10:45 a.m. BiBt€TOWN and Mrs. Charles Cober Sunday School 9:45 A.M. tion of beeswax candles Youth Meeting 6;30 p.m. *-*** AUDITORIUM decorated with red will play the piano. Evening service 7;30 p.m. The program will be N.W. 4th at 6th Street • BOCA RATON • 395-2400 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT SUN. 7:00 P.M frills. Mid-week Wednesday service 7;30 p.m. The candles used by presented in the Bible- Come and Hear the Gospel preached CHRISTMAS EVE. SERVICE 11:30 P.Mm town auditorium. Air Conditioned — Ample Parking r the local church were H.E. STINSON, Minister Sermon: "Unto Us AChild Is Born' Y,E 1-8194 FRIENDLY EVANGELICAL handmade in North Car- olina and were decorat- Rev. Hoffman Will FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ed at a candle trimming WELCOME Sunday School 9:45 a.m. held by the Women's 162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida Speak at Service BOCA RATON PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEl Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. James Wilkes, Pastor Fellowship. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES Hanging in the chan- Evening Service 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICES Rev. Vernon Hoffman, Services at Sunday School 9:45 A.M. cel during the service pastor of the Trinity Re- BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING The Choir Wil! Present Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. will be the multi-point- formed Church, Deer- North Federal Highway A CHRISTMAS CANTATA entitled Training Union 6:30 P.M. ed illuminated Moravian field Beach, will use the SUNDAY Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Star, which is used in subject, "Your Re- Church Services 11:00A.M. VA SONG UNENDING" by John Petersen Wednesday Evening Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. . _ churches and homes sponse To Christmas" David L. Wood, Th.M., Minister - PH 395-4992 Under Direction of William Rediger during the Advent sea- for his sermon at the Miss Mabel Hall, Church Extension Worker "The Southern Baptist Church in Boca Raton" son. The star will give 10:30 a.m. service Sun- CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 7:00 o.n. the only light at the be- day. ginning of the service The evening service St. Gregory's Episcopal Church COMMUNITY CHURCH CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLE SERVICE and as the candles are will be devoted to a OF BOCA RATON distributed by the Christmas program, 245 E. BOCA RATON RD. church sacristans. presented by the Sun- BOCA RATON IRA LEE ESHLEMAN REUBEN L ANDERSON 7:30 p.m. - December 24 The Christmas em- day School. The pro- Rev. R. Brace Ryan, Rector nister, Bible Commentator Pastor phasis will be followed gram will feature the A service of Christmas carols for also at the 11 a.m. ser- young people and the Schedule of Services vice Sunday when the children of the church all the family at which candles are pastor, Rev. Christian in Christmas recita- 7:45 A.M. Matins First Presbyterian Church D. Weber, will preach a 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist distributed to all worshippers tions and musical selec- 9:00 A.M. Family Eucharist and Church School Christmas sermon and tions. The Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist and Sermon on the (United Presbyterian, U.S.A.) Mrs. Alys Thernell will will provide boxes of 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month;1 600 West Camino Real Sunday Service - 11 a.m. be guest soloist. candy.for all the child- Morning Prayer and Sermon on the 2na and 4th Sundays ren attending. Leon Cazin, president Christmas eve, at 8 •REV. ALBERT G. SHIPHORST, Pastor of Tampa's Latin Amer- p.m., the Senior Choir BOCA RATON MORAVIAN CHURCH ican Fiesta for the past of the church will pre- Pianos and e CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 2 S.W. 12th Avenue 36 years, has been sent a cantata by Cross- elected secretary of the Landon, titled "The Organs of International Associa- Church School 8:45 A.M. "A Protestant Denomination Since 1457" Glory of the Star." The Distinction tion of Festival Mana- choir is under the direc- gers. 9 TWO SERVICES tion of Mrs. Lorraine Acrosonic r Crowell. Those taking 10:00 A.M. ; 11:15 A.M. , solo parts will be Miss • Hamilton Joy Erickson, Mrs. • Howard Sermon: George Schott, Ken Evans, and George Gal- • Jannsen * "THE WONDROUS GIFT" loway. • H. F. Miller SPECIAL CHOIR MUSIC LUTHERAN CHURCHES • Story and Clark of Boca Raton UNITARIAN • Kohler and Campbe CHRISTMAS EVE ' • Hobart M. Cable UNIVERSALIST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE 8:00 P.M. ADVENT ST. PAUL Chosen by the world's great MISSOURI SYNOD Baldwin Organs musicians — Baldwin is the AMERICAN 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. BOCA RATON finest of investments for the N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. Organsonic discriminating piano purchaser. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Let us tell you about the Bald- Just off U.S. 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m. FELLOWSHIP Lowrey Organs SUNDAY WORSHIP 8:30 and 11;00 win budget plan. Meditation SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m. CHRISTMAS SERVICE Reliable Service To The Boat Rnion Delray Area SUNDAY WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 Sunday School and presented by Sunday School For Over a Qaurter of a Century "WHEN THEY SAW THE STAR" Sunday, Dec. 22 7:00 p.m. coffee hour 10:15 a.m. CHRISTMAS EVE COMBINED YOUTH CHOIRS ^ CANDLELIGHT SERVICE FAMILY WORSHIP 7:00 p.m. Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 11:00 p.m. Service 10:30 to 11:30 FESTIVAL CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL SERVICE "The Song of Christmas" SERVICE 11:00 p.m. Deerfield Chamber Christmas Day, Dec. 25 11:00 a.m. of Commerce Bldg. (Senior Choir WM. M. DEUTSCHMANN, Pastor E.O. KRUG, Pastor 1601 E. Hillsboro Blvd. 503 NJ. 20th ST. Deerfieid Beach W1NF1ELD SHOPPING CENTER Phones, 395-3632 or 395-4741 PHONE 395-0433 Boca Raton Ph. 395-4709 Air Conditioned and Heated Parsonage 395-1939 12B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1963

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