Boca Raton News Bldg. Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper 34 S.E. Second St. Sn Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS Phone 395-5121 VOL. 7 NO. 18 Boca Raton, Pa!m Beach County, Florida, Thursday, March 29, 1962 20 Pages TEN CENTS COPY City Votes Facilities for Swimmers at New Beach 'Registration Week' Is Prodaimed !,arkin«' uk^'d n „ -, , _ , ., „ . Torp Items In Budge5 t By Mayor- Clubs Seek New Voters Improvements to the penditure of a total about Raton News titled "Wo- public beach site which $9100 for improvements at A proclamation naming exerci'se his or her right Boca Raton has leased the site. Major item in the to vote in order that our men Join .Forces." April 2-6 as Registration were authorized Tuesday total is the employment way of life may be pre- The women are canvass- Week in Boca Eaton was by the City Commission. of a lifeguard for the issued by Mayor John R. served. ing the city in an effort to get every eligible citizen The beach site is locat- beach at an annual cost Brandt at the City Com- "Further, in order to ed well north of the pres-, of $4200. mission meeting Tuesday. exercise this right to to register, regardless of party affiliation. It has ent municipal beach, be- Other items scheduled The proclamation made vote, one must be regis- been estimated that as tween the radar station in the way of beach im- note of the fact that mem- tered and it is important many as one-third of the anti the north city limits, provements include: show- bers of both the Democra- that public attention be city's population may be in an area that has been er and drinking fountain, Fireman Lou Papitto, left, and fireman Joe DeMassa check the smoldering tic Worr.en's Club and the focused on the registra- described as some of the $100; 42-car parking lot, mins of the home of Will Beazley which was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. tion in order to achieve eligible but not register- Republican Women's Club "nicest beach available" $2300; sanitary facilities the greatest numbers to ed. in Eoca Raton had jointly in this area. estimated to cost $2500. participate in our elec- Registration books are requested the proclama- Acting on a recommenda- Acting on a motion by Man Rescued Commissioi Dsfsrs Adieu tions." now open during regular tion. Both clubs have join- tion by City Manager Wil- Commissioner Richard Members of the Repub- business hours in the Bo- ed forces in a voter regis- liam Lamb, the commis- Porter, the commission lican and Democratic wo- ca Raton City Hall and From Flames On Inproveneit Plantag tration campaign prior to sioners authorized the ex- authorized the "city men's club are currently will remain open until the closing of registra- manager to proceed with :A nearly blind 90 year desirable to work out a competing for identical ^pril 6. The deputy regis- Further immediate ac- tion books for the pri- 2.36-incti Rain the completion of tempo- old Negro man was res- schedule of work still to cash prizes and a silver trar here can register vot- tion on Eoca Raton's mary elections. rary facilities and the cued from his flaming be done on the improve- cup to the member of each ers for all elections. How- Drenches City Capital Improvement "The right to vote," employment of a lifeguard home by a neighbor ment plans and to "define club who encourages the ever, persons wishing to Boca Raton was drench- Program was deferred at Brandt's proclamation ... so the citizens may Tuesday morning. the duties (of a coordina- greatest number of per- go to West Palm Beach ed wjtn 2.36 inches of last Tuesday's City Com- pointed out, "is the enjoy this beach at the Will Eeazley was trying tor) in order that any un- sons to register. Donation may register in the Court welcome rain in a nine mission meeting. birthright of all citi- earliest possible oppor- to light an oil burner when necessary expense might of the prizes, by an anony- House there. The books hour period Friday ac- The commissioner's zens and in order that our tunity. '' it burst into flarr.es quick- be eliminated." mous donor, followed the will be open at the County cording to Gus Hager, agreed to hold off immedi- system of government suc- Commissioner Porter ly spreading through the In other action at Tues- appearance last week of Court House on Saturday, chief water treatment ate action until the full ceed it is incumbent upon also suggested that some small house. day's City Commission an editorial in the Boca April 7. plant operator. commission can meet to each and every citizen to consideration be given the Mrs. Czelle Fresley, a meeting, the City Com- consider the proposals. The last heavy rain possibility of installing nearby neighbor, heard mission: NO OBJECTIONS was 2.87 inches in Octo- Mayor John R. Brandt an- a blinker light on the high- Beazley screaming and A new bridge for Eoca ber, 1961. ticipates an absence of ALTHOKIZEE, subject Appeal Issued for Help way to slow down traffic rushed into the burning Raton Inlet passed a The recent rainfall was about 10 days from com- to examination by City past the beach. building and helped the State Road Department almost equal to rainfall mission duties. Attorney Leon Weaver, Approval of the improve- elderly Negro to safety. public hearing without In Univ. Fund Campaign was Nov., Dec, Jan. and Up for consideration the execution of a quit ments passed by a 3~2 He has difficulty walking objections yesterday. An appeal for additional ment Corp., praised the Feb., which totaled 2.,47 currently is a report from claim deed to the state for vote with Commissioners without assistance and The proposed new service clubs and women's work of the women's inches for the four Bill T. Smith, chairman a 70-foot right of way for Joe DeLong and Robert I. can see very little and bridge will replace the groups to assist the drive groups, especially in months. of the Capital Improve- Palmetto Park Road. The Honchell voting "No." only with one eye. present hazardous, one- for funds for the state uni- Boynton Beach and Boca ••• :— ment Committee on the contract for widening and The city is currently The fire at S.W. Seventh lane wooden bridge versity here was issued Raton, during an address New bub Station committee's meeting last re-paving of the road is holding an option on the Avenue and 19th Street in Monday. In a letter to the which now crosses the yesterday by Mrs. Chester The new sub-postal sta- scheduled to be let in last week in Boynton beach site from J.M. Bon- Palm Beach Farms began City Commission, Smith inlet. It is anticipated Kubik, chairman of the tion at the Dixie Paint April. Beach. ner, the owner, which shortly after 9 a.m., razed said the committee voted that the contract for women's division of the Store on N.E. 20th Street .AGREED to draft a "The presidents of or- calls for an annual rental the house and destroyed unanimously to re-affirm construction may be let fund campaign. will open for business resolution to be sent to ganizations," Fleming of $12,000. Price of the its contents. Nothing was its desire to retain an in- late next month. Several groups already Monday, April 2. the Florida East Coast said, "should get in tract, with 250 feet of salvaged and damage was formation coordinator to have had social functions Hours will be from 8:30 Railroad asking for the touch with Mrs. Kubik to ocean frontage and depth estimated at $550. direct public dissemina- to raise funds for the uni- to 5 p.m. weekdays, and establishment of cross- offer the man- o r woman- to the Intracoastal later- The fire was out of con- tion of facts on the pro- Bethesda versity and Mrs. Kubik from 8:30 to noon on Sat- ing guards at the en- power needed at this way, is $187,500. trol when Boca Raton fire- posed improvements. trance to Hidden 'Valley asked that more do so time." urday. men reached the scene. He also suggested that and the southern entrance Opens Bids and "especially appoint Walls were crumbling and an additional meeting with to B oc a Island s. 'university committees' the ceiling had fallen in. the corrmission might be DECIDED to renew for Bethesda Memorial Hos- to direct campaign assis- one year, at a cost of pital this week moved tance." $3600, the lease on the toward a start on construc- . Thomas F. Fleming Jr., building occupied by the tion of its new wing in president of the Univer- Eoca Raton Teen Age the near future. sity at Boca Raton Endow- Center. At a bid opening early REFERRED to workshop this week, the Southeast- BY OLIVER B. J.AYNES meeting two letters from ern Palm Beach County GOP Candidates Patrick D. Galvin. In one Hospital District Commis- This city will, in all probability, want to exercise Galvin offered his resig- sion gave tentative appro- its option to purchase the choice piece of beach prop- To Speak Monday nation as a member of the val to an apparent low erty which the City Commission obtained recently. Planning and Zoning Com- hid of $806,500 from W..F. Republican candidates In view of this, the Commissioners are certainly mission and in the second Thompson Construction who are facing a contest justified in spending about $9000 for facilities that offered the city, as agent Co. of Coral Gables. in the primary elections will make it usable by residents. Included in figure for the owner, a ..450-foot Award of the contract is are scheduled to speak at is $4200 a year for the necessary services of a life- piece of ocean frontage still subject to approval the Boca Raton .Republi- guard. running back to the Intra- by the U.S. Public Health can Club meeting Monday. The city is irrevocably committed to pay $12,000 coastal Waterway. Price Service, Col. J.W. Mol- The meeting is schedul- a year, for two years, for the option. As Mayor ta on the property was laun, presiding officer at ed for 8 p.m. in the Cham- Brandt commented the other day, it seems foolish $850 per front foot for a the special meeting, re- ber of Commerce Building KLM Royal Dutch Airlines' DC-8 intercontinental jets will be used for the to be paying out this money and not giving residents total of $382,500. ported. on North Federal highway. Boca Eaton News' Springtime in Europe tour. The mainstay of the KLM fleet, the opportunity to enjoy this excellent beach. It The Thompson bid is Three county offices are the jets cruise between 35,000 and 40,000 feet and at an average speed of 590 would be a mighty popular spot during the summer Six Candidates on the hospital's "num- being contested in the Re- miles per hour. months. To take full advantage of the opportunity ber three" proposal - the publican primary. construction of the facilities should be started just Win Endorsements most extensive addition Donald A. Montgomery as soon as possible. which the hospital com- of BocaRaton and Matthew INTEREST MOUNTS IN NEWS TOUR Many of the benefits of city government are so in- Six candidates running, mission had considered. A. Macaulay of Boynton Considerable interest in Complete details about arrangements and other direct that taxpayers don't always recognize their for the Democratic Coun- The new wing is planned Beach are both seeking the "Springtime in Eu- all the costs included details will be explained value. The improvement of this beach is a case ty Committee received to include a total of 40 the party's nomination for rope" Tour being spon- and the itinerary can be by travel experts. Persons the unanimous endorse- where residents would really appreciate what their patient rooms, of which the office of clerk of the sored by the Boca Raton obtained without obliga- who are even remotely ment of the Boca Raton city tax dollars can do for them. tion by mailing the cou- considering going on this Democratic Organization, only 20 would be complet- Criminal Court of Record. News is evidenced by the Inc., at the group's regu- ed in the initial phase of In the race for the south inquiries about complete pon below. "Springtime in Europe" The natural beauty of Boca Raton is spoiled in lar monthly meeting last construction; operating county representative on details that have already A meeting of all those trip should mail in the many areas by delapidated, worn-out signs. This is Monday. and recovery rooms; a the County Commission, been received. Leaving on who are considering tak- blank below. There is no particularly true along North .Federal Highway. In In Precinct 200, north laboratory; an addition to Harold J. Dane of Boca May 15th by KLM Royal ing the Newspaper Tour obligation whatever to most cases the new signs that have been erected in of 20th street, the candi- the hospital kitchen; a Raton and George V. War- Dutch Airlines from Miami, will be held soon, at which makeareservation; special, the past year or so are not any more unsightly than dates were George Holds- clean-up room; additional ren of Delray Beach will the group will visit the time any questions con- forms are provided for this signs just have to be. But many of the older ones worth and Mrs. Margaret storage facilities and a meet in the Republican Dutch West Indies, Portu- cerning the necessary purpose. have been allowed to deteriorate to a deplorable Johnson; Precinct 207, full basement. An admin- primary. A race has also gal, Spain, Italy, France, south of 20th street to state. Some seem to have been abandoned and left istrative area is also developed in the Democra- Holland and Switzerland. Palmetto Park Rd., Arthur standing for no beneficial use. planned in the new wing. tic party primary for the They will have three days Boca Raton News, Mirandi and Mrs. Marie in both Paris and Rome, P.O. Box 580 The city can clean up vacant property and charge The hospital's building seat now held by Demo- Woods; and in Precinct and will return by jet the owners who have neglected it. perhaps the city 209, south of Palmetto fund is still about $200,- cratic incumbent Ben Boca Eaton, Florida. plane via New York and could do something about these awful looking signs Park Rd., Mr. and Mrs. 000 short of tie total Sundy of Delray Beach. Please furnish me with full particulars regarding Miami. which are as unsightly as neglected vacant lots. Joe DeLong. The primary which will be required to A three-way contest cost, itinerary, travel requirements and other in- It would be much better, on the other hand, if the is scheduled May 29. complete the project, a has developed in the Re- While the Newspaper formation about the Newspaper Tour. It is under- In other action the Dem- owners of the property on which signs are located commission spbkesman publican primary for the Tour is being sponsored stood that I am under no obligation to make a would take a little more pride in the appearance of ocratic Organization ap- non-paying job of commis- for residents of Boca reservation. pointed Mrs. Margaret said | their city and either repaint and repair the signs or sioner of the Florida In- Raton and vicinity, any- Johnson vice president to Terms of the 'contract remove them entirely. Such voluntary action on the specify that the Thomp- land Navigation District. one may join the group — part of these property owners would be greatly appre- fill the vacancy created by Name Phone No. the resignation of Mrs. son firm should begin Seeking the Republican including relatives and ciated by all other residents and business interests. Beulah Sheller. The Dem- work within 10 days of re- nomination are: Thomas J. friends from any part of Maybe the neglect of these signs is due more to ocratic organization meets ed pt of approval from Hanley and Melvin C. the country. The special Street address thoughtlessness than anything else. Perhaps this re- regularly on the last Mon- USPHS. A total of 350 Schmitt, both of Boca Ra- group rate of $1098 in- minder will stimulate interest in removing or fixing day of each month at the days are alloted for com- ton and Murray A. Robin- cludes air transportation City and state up these eyesores. headquarters. pletion of the wing. son of West Palm Beach. and all land arrangements. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 29, 1962 Votes Can Be Cast at Game Sunday COLONIAL LIQUORS With two of Royal Palm 2515 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY - VISIT OUR CO€SCTJUL LOUNGI FIAfURiNG ?f the St. Andrews Crest. SEA6RAMS 69 Trustees of the school CANADIAN CLUB and trustees of the Epis- QUARTS SCHEMLEY 3 copal School Foundation OH will hold its annual meet- S 3.99 IMPERIAL 3.39 ing at the school at noon CQiSTS 3.99 SEAGRAM'S CALVCRT 3.49 April 8 and a reception ICING 3.99 will be held for guests IMPORTED 8 year old; and polo players follow- ?HHEE HEATHERS 3.99 Y.O. ing the game. PARK & IIUORD 3.99 While names of the front runners of the polling Golden Wedding 3.99 99 JQEC475 have not been released FIFTH and will not be announc- P.M 3.99 4 ' Finest Canadian ed until April 8, the bal- loting has taken on a 8 YEAR OLD strong four way race. FULL Qi ARTS FULL More than 780 ballots OLD loo have been cast during the VIRGINIA GENTLEMEN 4.99 CABIN season. Ballots have been FITZGERALD printed on the Royal BARCLAY'S 3.99 STILL Palm's Sunday scorecard. I. W. HARPER JIM BEAM 4.69 BOURBOH Four of a planned 12 OLD FORESTER tennis courts, designed ECHO SPRINGS 4.69 by a nationally famous court builder, have been BELLOWS CLUB 4.69 49 completed in the athletic 99 ANTIQUE 4.69 Re«. 6,25 area of Saint Andrew's 6.95 4 according to .FT. wyatt- 4 SUNNY BROOK 4.69 Brown. Now being designed and FULL QUART I FULL QUARTS engineered is the Olympic BOURBONS Seagrams - Gilbeys size, NJ?AU swimming FIFTH WSCEiMEIMEl! pool and Athletic Build- Schenley - Gordon's ing which will be complet- WALKERS DELUX 3.99 WIISKEY ed by the school's open- GINS 3.99 ing in September. G.T. STAGG 3.69 It is the hope of the 69 QUART BARCLAY'S 3.79 school that a sizeable I.W. HARPER 4.69 QUART CANADA PRY3.89 contribution will be re- QUART M1LSHIRE 3.49 ceived directed to the EARLY TIMES 3.79 3 athletic building which QUART FLE1SCHMANNS3.89 will allow the structure ROYAL 2.89 to be named for its donor. OLD TAYLOR FULL QUARTS Blends VERMOUTH Large Members of the Board of Realtors of Boca Raton and Delray Beach were hosts The Field House and pool 4.49 FLEiSCHMANN'S PFD. 4.49 MARTSNI 8, ROSS9 1.99 to their state officials at a meeting last week at Hidden Valley. Present for cost has been estimated OLD FORESTER NOBLLY PRAT 1.99 the joint meeting were, from left, Roy GLisson, state vice president of the at $130,000. BELLOWS PARTNERS 4.69 FOUR ROSES 4.79 STOCK 1.99 Florida Board of Realtors; Ray Ro Bonnell, president of the Delray Beach Nearing completion on ANCIENT AGE 3.69 CINZANO 1.79 board; James Bucks state board president; and Jay S. MacLaren, president of the St. Andrew's campus SEAGRAM'S 7 4.69 the Boca Raton board. is Henderson Hall, the OLD CROW 3.69 RICCADONA 1.39 administration building n~m.. ^.anpA-%^- and the first dormitory ing Mrs. De Shields were Kiwanis initiate building. Roads and land BSP Pledges Mrs. Ken Linden, vice pre- have been cleared for fac- OHLY COLONIAL GIVES YOU E¥1HY BOTTLE ON SMI sident, Mrs. Peter Di Cecco, Five Mew Members ulty homes on the campus Receive Pins according to the progress corresponding secretary, Mrs. Five new members were •k it T@@M€®l@mimlToBrop The Priees21 Patronize * Charles Ruegg, recording se- rep.ort issued by Fr. Wyatt- Five pledges of Epsilon Pi initiated into the Boca Raton Brown. chapter of Beta Sigma Phi cretary, and Mrs. Harry Over- €®lomml amd Keep The Priees Bowm ! I Kiwanis Club Tuesday noon _A_A-A- received pins at a ritual of by, treasurer. at Hidden Valley Country o • •»,! r i* i - Shrine Club To Jewels, signifying them as Those who received their dub by the Rev. Albert IINEDICTIHI officialmembersof the local pins were Mrs. Frank Passan- Shiphorst, chairman of edu- Hold Stage Night COURVOISIER sorority. cation and fellowship com- CORDIALS te, Mrs. Jack Reid, Mrs. C. Magic will be the order of Mrs. Clyde De Shields, C winningham, Mrs. Edmittee. COFFEE president, officiated at the the evening when Dick John- COGNAC Eller, and Mrs. Jack Martin. BANANA candlelight ceremony at die Inducted were William son puts on a show for the BRANDY home of Mrs. George Elm ore Archer Jr., Ray Homrich, "fitag ninner Night" Monday CHERRY HERRING CREME De MENTHE \ Refreshments following the William Tockhart, Ray CRiMI Be CACAO The Finest Wednesday evening. Assist- April 2 at the Gold roast SLOE @!N ceremony included a cake Mueller and Thomas Mere- Shrine club. decorated with the Sorori- ANISETTE dith, The Choristers will enter- KING Sill HEUiLiiWS { BOCA RATON ty's official flower, the yel- PEPPERMINT , t nr. Clarence I.aBier, a tain the Ft, Lauderdale Shrine SCHMAPPS \ H1WS low rose. flub in Ft. Lauderdale April ROCK & RYE c C0CSCTA1LS yo ung an d sprightly 88, spoke MUMMEL PHONE 395-5121 At the next business meet- on "if iwanis Way Back when." 9 at 8 p. m. BEER There will be a regular mmm iUCKBERRY PnbJished every THURS- ing April 11, election of of- Dr. LaBier is from Terre APRICOT 2.99 FULL DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd gt ficers will be held. Haute, Indiana. meeting of the Gold Coast CRACKLING CHERRY by Boca Raton News, Shrine Club April 16 at the mm ROSE PEACH Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, Clubhouse. FOR BRAHDIES SMiiNOFF pres., Ward Risvold, The Coasterettes will meet 6 IMPORTED vice-pres. at the clubhouse at 2 p. m. ¥®ifkn Thursday, April 19. Cherrf WARD RISVOLD There will be a gala "ladies' publisher night dinner and entertain- KIJAFA JOHN OPEL ment Friday, April 27 with Editor dancing, community singing led by the Choristers starting FULL H. CLAY RILEY at 6 p. m. Advertising Manager Three generations o f 9UAHT Entered as Second Class Campbell accordionists and Champagnes Matter at the Post Office Russ Hinds at the organ will at Boca Raton, Florida, provide music for the even- Sparkling BIGIil ing. Dec. 1, 1955. BURGUNDY BOTTLED IN BOND 100 PROOF MEMBER Legion Rummage Sole Pink Florida press Association Members of American Le- FULL National Editorial Ass'n. RUM Boca Raton gion Auxiliary Post 277 will 0ALLONS Chamber of Commerce Bob Beveridge of> the Milwaukee team autographs hold a rummage sale tomor- row and Saturday at Aldrich CRliARl VINO polo balls for youthful admirers following last Sun- ALL FLAVORS SUBSCRIPTION RATES day's game at Royal Palm Polo Grounds. Beveridge's Corner from 9 a. m. to 6 p, 449 By carrier in city . . Milwaukee team scored an 8-3 victory over Dallas- m. IMPORTED BRANDY 3.3f 10$ week Tulsa to capture second place in the Sunshine Lea- Mrs, Gladys Mervin will By mail in U.S. $4.00 year be there today from 1-30 to gue tournament play. 5 p. m. to accept rummage. Thursday, Atarck 29/ 1962 THE 80CA RATON NEWS 3A Seacrest Scenes Hawk Runners Place Third, Cheerleader Lessons Offered BY RICHARD 1,ONG Seacrest's track team took third place in a four-way track meet last weekend. West Dalm Beach placed first, with an 89, Lake Worth was second, with 78. Seacrest followed with 40 1/2, and Riviera placed last. With 33 1/2. Girls interested in trying offset in the office of the out for next year's Varsity Boca Raton News. Two thou- cheerlea ders are being offer- sand copies were printed. ed lessons given by this year's • • * ' • • cheerleaders, Fifteen girls received • 4 ft Gregg awards for theory tests Seacrestlostto Jupiter 6-4 in shorthand taken in Febru- in a baseball game played ary, ' They were: Bonnie last Saturday. Eshleman, Susan Strickland, * * * Sharon Smith, Glenda Wim- The annual variety show berly, Donita Baxter, Barb- was presented last Friday in ara Pursely, Brenda Goss, the gymnasium for students Judy Plungis, Susan Olson, who could not attend the Sandra Nagel, Sandra Huff, Thursday night performance, E&semary Somerford, Kathy winners were announced at Vosburgh, Brenda Taylor, the Friday performance; First and Marcia Spears. Mrs. Dorothy Shull, postal employee, shows members of Brownie Troop 'No. place went to The Coach- * « » 215 where the mail and packages go. The Brownies toured the POM Office re- men, a folk-singing trio. The Junior Red Cross, under cently on one of their field trips. Brownies left to tight were, Terry Mowbray, * • • the leadership of president Tying up bundles of mail with string would be a time consuming job if it Layne Thernell, Judi Tardiff, Marilyn Fleming and Cynthia Mitby (a visitor The Key club's newspaper Jean Vassalotti, hasaccu- from Indiana). wasn't for this machine being handed by Arnold Philbrick. It ties the bundles was distributed earlier this mulated $81. 00 in their first in seconds. Watching are Brownies, left to right, Laurie Wood, Gail libbetts week. The paper, consisting majormoney-making project and Karen Higgens. of two pages, was printed in of the school year.
Store Fours: Brownies Tour P0 Daily 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Brownie Troop No. through the processing 215 toured the Post Off- needed and be dispatched ice recently as one of to its proper destination. 101 E. Royal Palm Road their field trips. Postal workers took in Downtown Boca Raton They were fascinated time out to explain the with the automation operations to the little which allows huge vol- girls who showed great umes of mail to go interest. Chamber Managers Study House to House Selling Ed Melvin, managerofthe stricter ordinances regard- Boca RatonChamberof Com- ing the licensing of these merce, met withelevenother gypsie style operators which representatives of chambers would require the posting of from West Dalm Beach to a bond, was also suggested. Miami at Coach House Har- The poor reputations of the bor Restaurant in pompano operators would discourage Paul Capp shows Brownie Troop No. 215 how mail is meter-postered to save Reach to discuss the problem bonding companies from un- time. Checking the postage machine are left to right, Dabny Botelho, Michelle of itinerant house to house derwriting them. Parfaif Wood, Pamela Coyle, Katherine Alley and (partially hidden) Debhie Mandel. salesmen particularly those A third suggestion was to who offer to seal driveways urge the local business people print—cool at any price the homeowner who do driveway sealing and is willing to pay. roof painting to make a more and delicious The cham ber m anagers re - determined effort to get bu- pastels in a ported a steady stream of siness. complaints because of poor It was suggested that the pretty tucked bodice quality workmanship and prospective customer should materials. After reviewing be reminded that the local and slimming gored business man, if a member current methods employed skirt. Easy-care for combatting the situation, of the Chamber of Commer- three positive courses of ac- ce, is a part of the commu- voile blended of tion were outlined. nity and has a reputation to A direct mailing to all uphold. Fortrel® polyester itinerants are not only in- homeowners warning them of and cotton. Rose, the danger of employing the volvedwith driveway sealing services of door to door.sales- and roofpainting services. lilac, blue. people, was considered the Their activities include ma- best direct approach. It was gazine subscriptions, photo- 14 to 44 and agreed that householders graphy, shoe repairing and l l should be advised to ask to all phases of the home im- 14 /2to24 /2. see credentials from die provement field, the mana- 17.98 Chamberof Commerce or to gers reported. consult the chamber before entering into any agreement Read and Use for the purchase of goods or services from itinerants. Boca News Classifieds This is the way we sort the mail Bill Bittner, shows the Brownies. Looking on left to right were, Diane St, Jean, Susan Spencer and Susan Hicks. NU-YU with your loan problems. Low cost financing available for all family needs. MORTGAGE LOANS for HOMES or BUSINESS NEW and USED AUTO LOANS
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Mrs. C.J. Kuhik, left, representative of the Democratic Women's Club of Boca Raton, arid Mrs. Roy Nisewander, right, representative of the Woman's "Sugar and spice . . and everything nice . . .'* Republican Club of Boca Raton, listen as Mayor John R. Brandt, centeir,,reads that's what little girls are made of as shown by a proclamation setting April 2 to 6 as "Registration Week9 9 in Boca Raton. Wendy, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Refrain, 125 S.W. Sixth Avenue, Boca Raton. - Lecture Forum Colony Studio Opens Thurs. TV Plot Based John Kroese to A free course of weekly On Lions Camp sPeak Here Mon- "forum" lectures on securities and investments will be given Dithmar H. Bulla, presi- The Boca Raton Welfare Among those participating in the installation ceremony of Boca Raton BPO Council will hear Major John Does Sunday afternoon were left to right, Carolyn Duggan, deputy supreme con- at the offices of A. M. Kidder dent of the Boca Raton Lions Club disclosed that the plot Kroese of the Salvation Army ductor of Lake Worth; Ida .Newtek, new president of DroveNo. 173; Ida Walker and Co., 124 So. Federal 5 for the March 30 program of at its meeting Monday. deputy supreme president, and supreme inner guard. Grand Lodge, also from Highway, beginning Thurs- day night, April 5. the national television show The meeting is at 8 p. m,, Lake Worth. at the First Federal Savings Sessions will be held from " Route 66" is based on the Andrew's Episcopal Lions' Kerrville, Texas, and Loan Assn., and is open 7:30 to 9 p. m. on Thursday to the public. Lake Worth Drove Installs School for Boys. He spoke nights during April and each Crippled <"hildrens ^amp. of the growth of educa- will be followed by a quest- According to Bulla, George Major ^roese and his wife BPO Does of Boca Raton tional facilities here in ion and answer period. fe!' Maharis, one of the two stars have been officers of the Sal- Boca Raton, and predict- Dwight S. Milleman, ac- on the show, is struck by a vation Army for twenty years, ed a bright future for the Ida Walker, deputy su- on Pearson, inner guard; count executive at bidder, girder and rendered indefi- and for the past seven, have preme president of theDorothy Eiondi, outer community. nitely blind. He is brought been at the Citadel in Lake The newly elected state will conduct the course, Benevolent Patriotic Or- guard and Ruth Huff, con- to kerrville, and the remai- Worth. der of Does, assisted by ductor. president T helm a Wheeler which willbe the third series he has conducted since the ning portion of the program gathering scraps of cloth and Carolyn Tuggan, deputy Trustees are Kitty Du- and past president Ruth remnants to donate to the Adams both welcomed opening of the bidder office depicts his training and emo- supreme conductor and gan, Marie Strauss and Toy Clinic. members of ihe Lake Worth Connye Kurzinger. the new Drove into the in necember, 1960. tional adjustment at the Lions Drove No. W6, installed Appointed officers in- fold. The course includes dis- Camp. Donations may be dropped the officers of the Boca cluded Ruth Benson, Ruth Past president Ruth cussionof all types of finan- off at the Toy Clinic in the Raton Drove No. 173 at the Manning, Vivian Perry, Adams gave the local cial investments, the work- Jr. Women To Gather Dixie Building on S. Dixie installation ceremony Sun- Charlotte Jordan, Edith group a beautiful white ings of stock exchanges and Remnants For Toy Clinic Highway at S. E. Second day afternoon. Mena, Sadie Wentworth, altar cloth. The Lake brokerage offices, analysis Members of the Junior Wo- Street or by calling Mrs. Jack More than 250 persons Helene Watson, Betty Worth Drove, the sponsor- and interpretation of finan- The world looks like a happy place to be to "Bud- men's Club of Boca Raton are Jones at 395-5783. packed the American Le- Morrison, Betty Buser, ing group, presented Mrs. cial pages, as well as dis- dy" Edward III, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gion Hall to witness the Lillian Shell er, Mary Newkirk a white Bible cussions of advanced and ward Brown of 435 South Federal Highway, Deer- ceremony. Alley and Florence But- and gavel for the Drove. speculative techniques of in- SALLECIA XXii MAEZC ler. field Beach.—Colony Studio Installed were Ida New- Miss Wendy Alley sang vesting. PAS.M BEACH VENICE several numbers for the kirk, president; Eeulah Crosby .Alley, exalted The public may attend and ruler of Boca RatonB.P.O. program, and helped with 1OAV1APARIG1 Shellei, first counselor; there is no cost of any kind Stadlers Host Party Dugan Joins S. MARCO, 2407 Janet Mackey, senior .Elks Lodge No. 2166grou, p singing during the PALM BEACH, FLORIDA VENICE, ITALY but, since facilities are li- At Royal Palm Club TELEPHONE 833-5333 couns elor; Peggy Sommers, gave an address of wel-entertainment and refresh- TELEPHONE 89-313 come. The principal, ment hour. mited, advance registration Day Realty junior counselor; Barbara Mr. and Mrs. william Schwartz, secretary; Jerry speaker was the Rev. .21k I. Biondi provided is suggested. Reservations Walter J. Dugan, for the Honchell, treasurer; Mari- Hunter Wyatt-Brown of St. the music. may be made by phoning Stadler were hosts at the Royal Palm Yacht Club Sa- past six years owner of the A buffet supper was Milleman at Boca 395-3224. Dugan Travel Service here PAINTINGS served by the Does. turday night for a group of friends. will head the newly created 0 Local GirSs Host Twilighters Among those attending hotel-motel division of Day A were Miss wary Ruth McFall, Realty, according to an an- and Beach Party Elect Officers Ft. Lauderdale; Mr. and Mrs.nouncement by William Day, The Misses Mibi Lester and Warren Crimes, Delray Sr. Kathie Whisman'were host- The Boca Raton Twilighters Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Dugan's wide acquaintance DRAWINGS esses recently to a fun-filled elected their first slate of Oversesch, Grosse lie, Mich.; with hotel investments, gain- beach party. officers at last Saturday's Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hall, Mr. ed during his sixteen years in Joining in the festivity meeting, and Mrs. William Johnson the travel business in Florida were the Misses Sue Beard, Paul Engle was elected and their son-in-law and and New York <~ity, has fa- by Linda °rowe, Marie nicala, president; E. A. Cameron, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John miliarized him with the ear- Mary Ann Lalli, Betty ramp- vice-president; Mrs. peter liester, and the Stadler fa- ning potential of a great ma- w ny hotel properties and he bell, Lynn Lang, Barbara enz, secretary, and John mily, Bill, Mr, and Mrs. Dowdy, Angela Dagata, Cuddihy, treasurer. These James Stadler of Nashville, plans now to make this in- Vicki Marqusee, Lorraine officers will be installed Sa- Term., and Mr. and Mrsformatio. n available to in- WILLIAM PACHNER Marchard, Diane rrowell, turday in the community rharlesB. Stadler of tlrbana, vestors in that field. VEILED HATS D TAILORED fhf Sharon Crow ell; Ruilding in Memorial ark. Ohio. rtugan, a Rotarian and re- This group, which is open tiring treasurer of Boca Raton Judy Wolfe, Jfathy Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Evers SYD SOLOMON HATS ^^ to all persons 40 years of age Plks Lodge, has been active Ellen Brown, Connie Nester, and daughters Velda and FtoWE ED and over, meets every Satur- in local aviation circles, as Sandy Sofenson, I.ynn KTam- Carla returned recently from daynightat7:30inthe Com- a member of the Civil Ser- S these wald, Linda Nolan and Glen- a trip to Triffen, Ohio, where munity Building. It is spon- vice Commissionand other BARON de CALLATAY na Strickland. theywentto visit Mrs. Ever's sored by the City Recreation civic and community pro- Other guests included Bruce father who is ill. Hurd, Tom Zialkowski, Department. grams. Dennis Janes, Bobby Keith, Aside from regular meet- plan a cruise on the Jungle March 19th through March 31st Mike Maier, David Harri- Tobacco auctioneers ings, which include refresh- Queen, which leaves from chant at a rate of more son, Harry Herbold, Stu ments and cards and enter- Ft. Lauderdale. Leach, Dave Forsyth, Walter than 400 words a minute HOURS 10 - 5:30 DAILY tainment, they have special For further information normal average talk- "ope, Steve Zinno, John Fore events at other times during contact either Engle or the ing rate is 175 to 200 EVES. AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT Dennis Mara die, Terry Jemi- the week. On April 4 they Recreation Department, wads a minute. son, Tom Brownell, Lloyd Butler, Roger Maumau, Steve \Jh& "rout, Ricky Dierce, Ricky GIFT SHOP King, Timmy Carpenter, SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY 395-2566 Bill Blacknik, Tim Beagle, It Is Springtime at Timmy Vento, rtfeky Myers, Open Friday Evenings SALE! and Ron Kewold. LAKE TOXAWAY ^ NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
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SEE THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK!!!! 51 SI. 11st. Ave. BOCA RATON (Opposite First Bank of Boca Raton) -Teen Talk Thursday, March 29J962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A Lawrence Speaker Edringtons Entertain Dance Floor Fills Quickly Weafhervanes - 5O Star Flags At Guild Review Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Pd- rington of little Harbor on ASso Yacht, Skin Diver, Flags At Teen Center Saturday Chester H. Lawrence of the Hillsboro entertained at BY BERNICE JACOBS Delray Reach, will be guest a dinner party for Mr, and Jennings Picture Framing Itwas7:30, Saturday night, March24, when Teen Town's speaker at the Literary Re- Mrs. Richard Belshoff o f 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 door — and hospitality -- opened up to admit all to the view Group of the Boca Raton Louisville, Ky., now vaca- fun-filled evening that lay before them. Art^uild April 10 at 10p.m. tioning in Boca Raton. DON'T UET RUPTURE And fun-filled it was! The Jesters played "short, Fat at the Florida lunior Acade- Other guests present were SLOW YOU DOWN ROSE Fanny", their opening number, as the floor quickly filled my. the A. D, Dixonsof Boca Ra- Get an OTC Truss with couples dancing to the great music the band provided. He will comment on the tonand the Cochrane Wede- SURGICAi The music, and the floor, remained in the same state until "Anguish of Modern Art" by kinds of Deerfield Beach. 24 for. Oxygen SUPPLY 11:00 when everyone raluctantly, but happily, said "Hood William T. Snaith, an article of the Adventures of the Mind Service WH 1-0706 night. " I ing with last month's talk by 2118 N. Fed. Hwy, series. Wish you had been there1? ing of Spring fever will be Mrs. James Ewell of Delray, Sell Everything for the Sickroom Beacon Light Lawrence, artist, author, Shopping Center youmissed last week's Teen Town's " Spring Bazaar^' who based her talk on her publisher and native of Chi- Lighthouse Point fun but you '11 have the Promising to be bigger and personal experiences as a PROMPT FAST D1UVERY chance to make up for it by better than ever, it will sport cago is an alumnus of the sculptor and painter. She has attending another dance with eight rides this year, includ- Art institute there. He star- studied in Europe as well as Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers the Jesters this Saturday, ing a ferris wheel, scrambler, ted out as an illustrator. the United "States and is a March 31. So treat yourself roller coaster, octopus, mer- During World War II his graduate of the Chicago Art NEON CARDS to a good time! How? By ry-go-round, paratrooper, book "New World Horizons" Institute. Winner of many PAINTED PAPER paying 250if you're a mem- tilt-a-whirl andkiddie train. was a Literary Guild select- awards her work is represen- ber or 500 if you're a guest, • » * ion of the month. He has ted in the Metropolitan Mu- for 3 1/2 hours of pure en- Advance sale ride tickets served as consultant to a seum of Art in New York, joyment. That's Saturday are on sale now until April 11 number of New York and Cincinnati Museum and at Chicago publishers. DIAL DIAL from 7-30to 11-00. Re there' at $1. 00 for a strip of eight. the Norton Gallery in west This talk will be in keep- D 395-1633 60 N. Dixie 395-1633 * * * That means an automatic alm Beach. Tfyou have any suggestions savings of Si. 00 up to $1.40. about improvements at Teen Get yours while they last. Town— they welcome any-- Besides thrilling and spine- would like to know what's tingling rides there will be going to happen, what has overl2booths that will' con- Bunny Baka (above) won third place in the third an- happened, and a complete tain a variety of try-your- nual talent show sponsored by the Student Council skillgames. The Bazaar will TOP SELECTION, financial report on Teen of Seacrest High School. Among other local partici- Town, attendthe open meet - be held at Fifth Avenue D pants in the show was Darlene Macaulay (below),- shopping laza between A- ing March 31. The meeting, Kerry Koen Photos LOWEST PRICES FOR ALL YOUR starting at 8:00 and lasting pril 11 through April 14. The until9:00, will be followed hours are 6:00 to 10:00 Wed- by "April Love" starring Pat nesday evening, 6:00 to 10:00 Boone and Shirley Jones. A Thursday, 4:00 to 11:00 Fri- quarteris the only admission day, and 12-00 to 11:00 Sa- necessary for this movie, turday. which is in cinemascope and color. All the stores in the 5th * * • Ave. Shopping Plaza have "Tt's spring and time to gotten together and are going try something new" is the to give out valuable coupons general feeling around town during the Bazaar days. For this season and Teen Town is every purchase of merchan- doing something about it. dise of $1. 00 or more in any April 7 will see a new band, of these stores you will re- the "Versatones", in Teen ceive a coupon entitling you Town for the regular price of to a discount on all rides. Saturday evening dances. Mrs. Robert Vance Keeping up with the feel- To Address Club QUSC8C-STARTSNG 216 H.P. a e a "Dress Relations" will be the theme of the luncheon SOUTH FLORIDA'S wtmvm OLDEST AND meeting of the Pstahakee LARGEST rhapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Monday, April 9 at the home 20-IN. ROTARY WITHERS of Mrs. Thomas Giles. MOVING STORAGE Mrs. Robert Vance will POWER MOWER FORT give a program on press re- FLEXIBLE 7 5-FT. JA 3-5496 LAUDERDALE3 lations and how a newspaper PLASTIC HOSE operates. She will also show a color- Week's Schedule 88 Opaque green. 7/16" diam- ed movie of a newspaper in eter. Sturdy, lightweightugiiiweigut, SEE THE YELLOW PAGES operation. easy-to-handle. MGNDATc, .APRIL 2 Full 5-year Brownies, Eecreation Building, 2:30 p.m. guarantee. Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. 33 299 FISCUS, AXTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. Boca Raton Library Association, at the library, 4p.m. Compact, sturdy rotary is Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse. 7 p.m. easy to maneuver. Cutting Your Insurance Needs :Adult Softball practice, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Park. RATTAN Are Our Business Eoca Eobcats Boosters, J.C. Mitchell School, 7:30 p.m. height adjusts from W to 3 Our Only Business is Insurance Civil Service Employees Association, Teen Town, 2 A". Side trim to %" of SAUCER CHAIR Serving You Will Be 7:30 p.m. walls. .Front discharge Our Pleasure Eoca Raton Republican Club, Chamber of Commerce, 8 p.m. chute. Outstanding value! Welfare Council, First Federal, 8 p.m. Amdur Building ONE YEAR 1.25 TUESDAY, APRIL 3 40 South Eas( 1st Avenue Office Ph. 395-5550 WARRANTY weekly Boca Raton, Fla. Textile Painting, Community Building, 9:30 a.m. Home Ph. 305-5551 Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon. on Briggs & 8 Stratton en- Brownies, Recreation Building, 2:30 p.m. gine. Guaran- Plastic coated saucer teed against Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m. defects in ma- chair is colorfast to sun, terials and water and mildew-proof. WEDNESDAY, APBIL 4 workmanship under normal Wrought iron base. Pine Needle WeavingClass, Community Bldg., 10 a.m. use and care. Rotary club, Fireside Steak Ranch, 12:15 p.m. with the exciting new Oil Painting, Community Building, 1 p.m. Girl Scouts, Recreation Building, 3:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, St. Joan of:Axc School, 3:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. THIKSDA*, .APRIL 5 "Charge-It"—No Money Down—1.25 Weekly Columbia popularized Tandems 71 ycath ago. Now Twosome riding is again \he Rug Hooking, Community Building, 10 a.m. fad. Here's the laweit piiced American Tandem buill. yel with all the con5lruction Boca Raton Contractors Association, Ebb Tide, 7 p.m. quality, style and finish you expeel from Columbia! Adult Soft Ball Practice, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. BocaRatonBoard of Eealtors,.First,Federal,7:30p.m. American Legion Post 277, Legion Home, 8 p.m. " CHARGE-IT"! SHOP FOR GARDEN NEEDS NOW WITHOUT CASH! Order of the Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray Beach, 8 p.m. FEIDAY, APRIL 6 TOPS, 1132 S.I. Fifth Street, 1:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, Community Building, 3 p.m. CALAMONDIN Record Hop, Teen Town, 7:30 p.m. Boca Barbershoppers, First Federal, 7;45 p.m. Juke Box Hop, Community Building, 8 p.m. MINIATURE WW1 Barracks, American Legion Home, 8 p.m. NIKHIGMI SATURDAY, APRIL 7 ORANGE Dance, Teen Town, 7:30 p.m. Boca Twilighters, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Native of the World War 1 Vets and sent to Washington for a Diagonal braced frame with Therm-O-Matic approval and issuance of a Phillipine (stands, and torch-brazed joints, reinforced head con- struction e Heavy-duty forged franr fork e Ex- To Meet April 6 barracks number. clusive Columbia Built-in Kickstand * Good- everbearing plant year Suburbanite 26" x 1.75" Tires a Heavy- The new barracks for ve- duty Rims • Rear Coaster Brake, Front Caliper Rim Brgke « Two-Tone Saddles, tear with terans of World war T will Mrs. John .F. Kennedy, will have blooms Chrome Crash Rqil • Two-Coat Blue Flqm- boyant Finish. meet at 8 p.m. Friday-, April wife of the President: 6, at the American J-egion "The art of children is & fruit at the Home here. really the same the world MORRIS BICYCLE Rusinesson the agenda in- over. In a world where same time TRADE 1N S cludes election of officers for quite enough divides us, CALL rCilTC0 - the year. The barracks was it is good to cherish a 395-1961 vLWIlJi ACCEPTED organized at a meeting March feeling and an emotion lGllJN.H. 2nd;AVE. that unites us all." Excellent soil condition- 16 and a charter was signed er to g^t your garden in 1.97 shape for spring growing.
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iiil raRatdti 5th. AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA at 20th. St. Boca Raton 6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, .March 29,1962 Series on Lord's Prayer St. Paul Lutheran Breaks Rev. Albert Eastman Continues at St. Paul Lists Sunday Topics FIRST BAPTIST EVANGELICAL fturchJIetos! Pastor Eugene O. Krug Ground for New Building "The Folly of Ignoring CHURCH , COVENANT CHURCH will continue his series Jesus Christ" wttlbe the 162 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. i board; Elvin Dorwart, 'No Greater Love1 Topic St. Gregory's Lists of sermons on the Lord's Groundbreaking services sermon of Rev. Albert L. Ph. W-2622; 395-1974 Prayer at St. Paul Luth- were conducted last Sun- chairman of the board of Eastman at the 11 a,m. Cresthaven Civic Assn. Bldg. For Rev, Dqn Gill Sun. Sunday Service Schedule 9:45 a.m. Sunday School eran Church Sunday. The day for the new St. Paul trustees; Joseph Starkey, Worship Service of the 11:00 a.ra. Morning Worship 3500 N.f. Ufh Ter., "No Greater Love" will There will be three cele- sermon topic will be Lutheran Church at 701 Sunday School superinten- Church of the Open Door, 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Just West of Kvdk Chek in be the sermon topic for brations of the Holy Eu- "Our Father's Forgive- W. Palmetto Park Road. dent; Mrs. Everett Eusch, 35th St. at 3rd Avenue, 7:30 p.m. (Wed.) Prayer ShoppersHsven off Sample Rd. the Rev. Dan Gill at the charist at St. Gregory's ness." After a service conduct- representative, Ladies N.W., Sunday. & Bible Study Pompano Beach 11 a.m. service Sunday at Episcopal Church Sunday Services will be held at ed at the present church Guild; Miss Cheryl Curtis, This will be Assembly Eev. William Towery, SUNDAYS 11:00 a.m. and First Methodist Church. at 8, 9 and 11 a.m. 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.,at 180 II. Koyal Palm president VSalther League. Sunday in the Sunday Pastor 7:00 p.m. At the 7:30 p.m. ser- The Episcopal Young Also s haring in the Eric G. Hawklnson, Pastor with a nursery provided Road, the congregation School which meets now Associated with 4600NE 4th Ave., Ft Lauderdale vice, Eev. Gill will speak Churchmen will meet in at the 11 o'clock service. followed in a police es- groundbreaking service at 9:30 a.m. SOU.BAPTIST CONVENTION Ph. 564-1313 on "TheGreat Invitation." the parish hall at 6 p.m. The Sacrament of Holy corted procession to the were Mayor John Brandt, At 5:30 p.m. Sunday a Tuesday an Ice Cream Monday, the Women of Communion will be cele- church site to participate and Kenneth Higgins, turkey dinner will be Social will be held at theSt. Gregory's will sponsor brated at the 11 a.m. ser- in the groundbreaking cere- president of the Chamber served by the Glad Tidings church beginning at 6:30a "Quiet Day" for women. vice. Sunday School will mony led by their pastor, of Commerce. Ladies Group open to p.m. and continuing until The Rev. William Ste- meet at 9::45 a.m. the Rev. Eugene O. Krug. Listed as honorary friends and visitors on a LUTHERAN CHURCHES 9:30 p.m. Ice cream, cake, vens, vicar of St. Bene- Lenten services will be The new building will groundbreaker was Arthur free-will offering basis. of Boca Raton and coffee will be served. dict's Church in Planta- continued at 7:30 p.minclud. e both worship and Vining Davis, although he No tickets are sold as Donations of 75<£ for adults tion, will be the conduc- Wednesday with a ques- educational facilities for was unable to attend. this is a purely Fellow- tor. The Quiet Day will In the services at the ADVENT ST. PAUL and 50
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A musical team from Bryan College will appear in a one-hour program of sacred music at the Church of the Open Door Monday at 8 p.m. Members of Groundbreaking services last Sunday officially launched construction of a the group are, from left, Tom Beal} trumpeter; Steve Snyder, trombonist; Dennis new St Paul Lutheran Church here. Cost of the structure, designed to accom- Williams, trumpeter, Ariene Von Busch, vocalist; and, seated, Barbara Tanis, modate 230 persons with an overflow capacity of up to 400 persons, was plac- pianist. ed by Pastor Eugene 0. Krug at $100,000 exclusive of the 10-acre site. It was designed by architect Robert M. Shrum and will be built by R.S. Brown Con- ramies, and to Mrs, Marion struction Co. Boca Takes 15 Ribbons Forsyth for a pine needle tray. Second place went to Rev. Stephen F. Olford In Annual Hobby Show Mrs. John Borden for an To Speak aJ Conference Boca Raton Recreation De- Easter Lilly arrangement of Percussion Fifteen ribbons, including Rev. Stephen F. Olford, Exclusive paitment's arts and crafts plastic. To* Glide five for "first place", were pastor of Calvary Baptist classes. Thousands attended this won by local participants in Church, New York City, ACROSONIC & HOWARD PIANOS three-day event which in- the third annual Hobbyrama Two of the instructors in will be the guest speaker MIRROR PRACTICE PIANOS - $295.00 cluded displays entered by and Doll Show last weekend arts and crafts classes won this week for the Bible —PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS— first, second and third places individuals, schools, organi- in Fort Lauderdale. Conference program on ACCORDION & for their outstanding work. zations and commercial or- the Bible Ground. MUSIC STUDIOS The awards went to local ganizations. Entertainment Mrs, Marge ^isela earned Rev. Olford was bom in 473 NE 20th ST., POCA RATON students and teachers in the was provided nightly, and PH: 1M-3K5 OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 10-1 the three places for her tex- Kalene Hill, Northern Rho- tile painting. Mrs. Emma door prizes given. desia, of missionary par- DeForrestreceived the awards ents. His father was an for her pine needle work. ^^ Honofed Englishman, and Ms Southern Industries mother, an American from Buffalo, New York. On Anniversary He spe nt his boyhood in Horn® Mftintetinnce department, and Mrs. Portuguese West Africa Mr. and Mrs. rsaniel Mucci Miss Gurli Jensen spoke last week on her Mis- where he lived on a mis- OPENING - SURVEILLANCE - CLOSING Blessing's oil painting of a were honored with a surprise vase of roses won the blue sionary work in Nigeria before an audience of some sion station. His early Licensed - Silver wedding anniversary education was received ribbon. Miss Tone Reed's dog- party at their Roca Villas 115 persons at Advent Lutheran Church. With her is Insured- PATIOLAND wood tree constructed of the pastor of the church, the Rev. William Deutsch- under private coaching home Sunday. from a British tutor. Bonded Patio and Lawn plastic flowers was tagged mann. Hosts and hostesses for the Some seventeen years Member of Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce furniture with top Honors, and her bird party were w . and . . . , %v/-II Aluminum - Redwood surpllse r later, young Olford left of paradise earned her third . , , AuVeilt ChlirCh JViemberS Will Africa to study engineer- COMPUTE ONE-STOP HOME SERVICE WEBBING and Urs r ary A> Tanes> nee place. lolene Mucci^ of ^au Galle, ing with a view to taking 1. Home Closing - Shutters Installed REPAIRING Honorable mention went Miss Dana Mucci, Mr. and Air} D 2. Pool Repairs — Waterproofed CR S-1S"&8 to Mrs. at Walton and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Janes and Miss ruu in Nigeria ago from Brighton, Mich. ,3. Interior and Exterior Painting 3719 S. Federal Hwy. Paul Rust in the field of ce- Nancy lanes. Miss Jensen spoke last He was a member of the 4. Repair, Replace Deteriorated Woodwork Delray Beach Members of Advent week at the church. Fol- Livingston County, Mich., 5. Repair Jalousies, Windows and Operators necorations were carried Lutheran Church will as- lowing her talk, members Medical Society, the 6. Install Aluminum Awnings & Shutters SAVE THESE GRIFFIN out in silver and white. The slst the missionary work of the audience made an American Medical Asso- 7. Fences Installed special cake was white de- in Nigeria of Miss Gurli offering for her work in ciation, Phi Eho Sigma 8. Complete Indoor Mildew Protection NUMBERS corated in silver, punch Jensen, a Danish Luth- Nigeria and agreed to con- medical fraternity and the 9. Maid Service FL00R1N6 CO. bowls and serving trays were eran missionary. 10. Roof Repairs FOR tinue "to assist her in Rotary Club of Brighton. 11. Gutters & Downspouts 'Griffin Has The Floor" silver. . • any way that they can to Survivors include his 12. Roof Cleaning & Painting EMERGENCY USE Among the many guests pQOj ^ Nickel make her work easier." wife, Mrs. Helen A. Mc- 13. Driveway Repairs VINYL were Mr. and Mrs. rr.eorge Services were held in A native of Copenhagen, Gregor, a son, A. James," 14. Driveway Sealer Fire Moeser, Mr. and Mrs. Robert st> Martin-in-the-.Field Miss Jensen has served and a daughter, Miss H. All Work Guaranteed CORK Feltner, Mr. and Mrs. T.eRoy EpiSCOpal Church, Fom- for 10 years as a mis- .Ann McGregor, all of Boca Raton, and a brother, Dr. 395-1121 riayton and I.eRoy Jr., Mr. pano Beach, for Paul sionary in Nigeria. Cur- RUBBER and Mrs. Robert Raker and Samuel Nickel, 70, of 9.43 tently she is studying Donald McGregor, of Call B@€® Raton 395-0620 FORMICA daughters Lori-Tean and na- N.E. 24th .Avenue, Pom- at the University of Brighton. For Free Estimates Police rolyn; Mr. and Mrs. Pete pano Beach, an active Minnesota on a scholar- Local arrangements were 395-1131 SANDING Lucchi, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. member of the Eoca Eaton ship from the American handled by Kraeer Funeral 300 NE 2nd St., Boca Raton Stover and son, Glenn; Mr. Rotary Club who died at Lutheran Church. She Home of Boca E aton. FINISHING and Mrs. Charles McCut- his residence last Tues- spent her spring vacation Ambulance cheon and sons Michael and day. speaking at churches in • BOB KEITHS YOUR MONEY Dat; Mr. and Mrs. lauis Rukk, He came to the area from southeastern Florida, FREE ESTIMATES Minneapolis, Minn., two Miss Jensen is schedul- BUYSMORE 395-1800 118 N. Federal Hwy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard <~ast- and a-half years ago. He ed to return in October to CR 8-1210 elli, Mr, and Mrs. Louis was a retired chain store Nigeria where she is su- Boca Raton Liggett-Rexalt Lanflisi, all of Boca Raton. executive of 37 years in pervisor of schools in CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Out of town guests includ- the Red Owl chain_ addition to her missionary Some of the ailments that respond favorably to ed Mrs. Pete MUCci of M0- Survivors inciude Ms work. 101 K. PALMKIT6 PK, Jtb^-^lN^EEAt.-; • WINFBELDPARK chiropractic care are: nogahela. °a., Mr. MUCCrs wife Doris> of pon,pano Some 115 persons attend- SHOPPING CENTER ARTHRITIS SCIATICA -.„ AIBEDTTUAII mother, and his cousin, Beach; two sons, Harry ed her lecture here, which Ph. 395^4919 ASTHMA LUMBAGO &*K. AL»£Kl IffAU George Tortorolo of New R., of Glasstonberry, also included a showing NEURITIS MIGRAINES 70 SE 2nd St., Orchid Square York. Conn., and Paul E. of of slides from Nigeria,, "For the Finest in Prescription Mrice arid S EPELEPSY AIXERGIES Boca 395-5321 Lexington, Neb.; five grandchildren; one sister, Dr. Archie J. McGregor Mrs. Helena Donohue of Services and burial were SAVE 5.00 WITH THIS COUPON . . . Wilmington, Del., and one held in Brighton, Mich., r brother, John, also of NO TINE LIMIT ON ANY ROOF CLEANING 1 for Dr. Archie J. McGregor, Delaware. 57, of 239 W. Key Palm OR ROOF PAINTING Services were conducted Road, Boca Raton, who » by the Rev. H. Lyttleton died while visiting friends. IZimmerman, pastor. Burial He came here 15 months was in Forest Lawn Me- morial Gardens, Pompano Tablets 5 Gr. I Beach. JUST 100's U.S.P. ' BOB SMITH'S Arrangements were ASPIRIN 07* handled by Kraeer Fune- A I ^f™J*™*£™ . Calfall CTDR 8-313 SL3131I Aorr WHH 2-2591.KQ4J ral Home of Pompano Glycerin Beach. REMINDER SUPPOSITORIES U.S.P. 12's Now is the time Facial 400's TO FERTILIZE TISSUES 3 for 50 980 N. Fed. Hwy. 35 MCG.. 100's Boca Raton 69c Ph 395-3636 We Reserve Right to Limit Ouantities 8A THE BQCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 29, 1962 Fish Tourney Started Here Fishermen in the area of Boca Raton will have an opportunity to win valuable prizes in a Fish- ing Tournament organiz- ed under the auspices of the Boca R aton C hamber of Commerce and the Ju- nior Chamber of Commerce. No application blanks are needed. Anyone, re- gardless of place of resi- dence, who catches a fish, is eligible to win a prize. Three major prizes will be awarded in each of three classifications; off shore, surf and bridge fishing, and fresh water fishing. In addition every- one who catches a fish and brings it to the weigh- ing station to be entered Mike Steele (left) of the City Recreation Department presents the midget in the Tournament, will be Basketball League trophy to Richard 'Chenoweth of Fiirst Bank of Boca Raton, William Day Sr. (right) presented trophies Sunday to members of the Milwau- eligible to compete in a sponsor of the first place Rams team. Duane ftiliiams (right) was team mana- kee team at Royal Palm Poio Grounds, Milwaukee copped second place in tiie weekly drawing which ger. -Kenry Koen photo. Sunshine League with an 8-3 rout of DaHas-Tulsa. Members of the winning will be held every Satur- team were, from left, Ray Harrington, D& C.C Combs, Bob Beveridge and Bert day evening. Several about hundred dollars worth of Bevendge. fishing equipment will be JW! light UOif the trophies to the Mil- your car? distributed as prizes. Milwaukee Cops Second Piece waukee squad. Bill Kane of the Boca Get toe right muffler Tackle Shop is chairman Milwaukee left no doubt Boca-Oakbrook won the in charge of the tourna- The Boca Raton Men's In the final standings of League in undefeated play. for your make and ment. His shop is the offi- Twi-light Golf League "S*- the Sunshine League as Dr. C.C. "Buddy" model of car installed will move from the Boca cial weighing station and they routed DaHas-Tulsa Combs with four goals and by an expert in just the prizes will be display- Eaton Hotel & Club to Baseball Bobcats Special Polo 8 to 3 Sunday at Royal Ray Harrington with three ed and distributed from University Park Country Palm Polo Grounds to led the Milwaukee horse- Club. stake out second place men roughshod over the 15 minutes that store. The tournament frounce GoSfview Series Starts at your starts April 1 and ends Bob Langley, publicity The Boca Bobcats scor- in the record books. Dallas-Tulsa team to win May 31. chairman, reports that let- ed 12 runs on 13 hits the runner-up spot in the AT Sponsors of the Tourna- ters to all of last year's Tuesday to win a 12-3 Little League loop before a rain threaten- ment are Lewis Bros. sponsors have been sent victory over Golfview in Two of the highest Registration for Little ed 1800 fans. Captain TROPICAL Hardware, l.T. Grant Co., out and that about half a home game at Memorial handicapped teams of the League baseball players Robert Beveridge added GOLF CENTER have indicated they will Park here. year will me et "Sunday on is scheduled to open at one goal to the Milwaukee Western Auto Associate tally. Store, the Mnfield Shop enter a two man team in The Bobcats' Marty Car- Cecil Smith .Field at Royal 9 a.m. Saturday at the i mile So. on U.S. 1 and B and D Pool Service. the league. The league on, who pitched most of Palm Polo Grounds as a Little League park. Dallas-Tulsa Co-Cap- Delray Beach will be limited to 20 the game, led the scoring four week series of spec- Eoys who will be nine tain John Oxley and nine "This is our first teams playing on Tuesday with three runs in three ial matches get under years of age before Aug- goaler Billy Mayer with a 18 Beautiful attempt to organize an and Thursday evenings at times at bat. Walter Pope way. ust 1 and will not yet be goal each completed the Par 3 Holes and annual fishing tourna- 4:30 p.m. and Tony Lalli also chalk- A.'D. Beveridge, opera- 13 before 'Aug. 1 are Big Red scoring which Practice Range Midas mufflers are ment," Chamber Presi- Each team usuallj car- ed up two markers in the tor of the polo fields said eligible. Assignment of started with a one goal GUARANTEED for as dent Ken Higgins said. ries 3 or ,4 men to assure this week that "now that teams and team managers handicap. Practice Range hits column. long as you own your car. "We are grateful to all the appearance of the Tuesday's game leaves the Sunshine League is is scheduled for 1 p.m. Milwaukee jumped to a Open Until 11 p.m. those cooperating to team. The play is nine the Bobcats with a one- over we can put together Saturday. Adults interest- five to one lead at half make this tournament a holes each evening and hit-two-loss record this teams from all the squads ed in helping as mana- time and added three in Gro«ns Pee POMPANO BIACH success. IV e hope to on a handicap basis. season. Last Thursday to offer some of the best gers, or coaches should the fourth chukker to put be able to repeat the the game on ice. 1484 South Federal Any and all local golf- they were edged out 6-;4 polo possible." also be present Saturday. event on an ever expand- ers may form a team,, and by Delray Beach. This The game was played Lessons by Appointment ing basis every year." Sunday, for the benefit WE 3-9971 enter by calling Arnold.F. afternoon the Bobcats will of the Pompano Beach for the benefit of the CR 6-7888 Kurzinger, 395-0500, or meet Central of lest Exchange Club's Youth AduSt Soffbaii Business and Professional Register to Vote Bnb.Langley, 395-4727. Palm Beach at 4 p.m. at Activities and Scholar- Woman's Club of Boca Ra- Memoiial Park here. ship-.Funds, a 26 goal Starts Monday ton. Bill Day presented Cadillac and Oldsmobile AB R H Dallas-Tulsa team with Monday at 7:,30 p.m. will King, if 2 0 1 Del Carroll, Dr. C.C. mark the beginning of the Mrs. Cook .Wins Title Crowe, rf 2 1 1 "Buddy" Combs, Billy Adult Softball League for Christine (Mrs. Buddy) FACTORY OlOSM^flLE Lalli; c 3 1 2 Mayer and Russell .Fire- Cook won the Ladies' WELCOME TO DELRAY BEACH AUTHORIZED the summer months of Pope, cf ,4 1 2 stone Jr., will take on a 1962. The Pony League Championship Tournament Heidgerd, 3b 2 1 0 27 goal combination of the Field will be open for at the Boca Raton Club in SALES & SERVICE Tofano, ,3b 1 0 Milwaukee and Boca Ra- team practices on Monday the playoff last week. She. a defeated the champion, Convenient for Boca Raton Residents Smith, ;3b " 1 1 1 ton horsemen. and Thursday evenings un- GOLF COURSE and DRIVING RANGE Lekniskas, lb.p 2 1 1 .For Milwaukee-Boca til the official season Mrs. A.W. Cook Sr., 2 up. IN DELRAY BEACH Mateo, lb 0 0 0 will be Bobby Beveridge, begins. Mrs. "Cook Sr., known to the girls as Hazel, has l&HOLE PAH 60 Ziolkowski, 2b 1 1 1 Ray Harrington, George The league will begin HOYLI CADILLAC-O1DSMOBIUE, inc. Maradie, 2b 2 0 0 Oliver and Bob Uihlein. been champion for the past formal play tentatively two years, since the in- DAILY GREENS FEES Southards, If 2 1 1 The game is expected to on May 7 with a 12-week 455 N. Federal (6th Ave.) CR 6-5225 Harrison, If 1 0 1 provide the best polo ception of a Ladies'Golf 10-PLAY schedule following. iAssociation at the club. SINGLE: Klipsic, If 1 o- 0 match since the Texas .All men who are inte- Jones, ss 3 1 0 Sport Hall of Fame game. Christine, in defeating rested in playing Softball the champion, beat her Caron, p ;3 .3 3 At stake will be the Ar- should come to the infor- Totals 30 12 13 thur Vining Davis Trophy. own mother-in-law. Her ; mal practices or call the husband, Buddy, the club Recreation Department CR 8-3716 pro, is the son of Mr. and W. ATLANTIC AVE. AT BARWICK ROAD League All Stars Subscribe To office at 395-1135. Mrs. A.W. CookSr. Trounce Champs The Boca Raton News The midget league All- Stars dumped the cham- pion First Bank "Rams" 36-17, in the final midget basketball game of .the season last Friday night at the Boca Elementary School Gym. The game By: Reid Simmons EXCEPT followed a pre-game pre- Dan Borgioli MAINTENANCE sentation of the cham- pionship trophy to the If you happen to be MORE COST-FREE, CARE-FREE CRUISING First Bank of Boca Raton steeped in TV and radio Tim bugaboo of hosting is maintenance—and in the Hatterss and its first place team. lore, you might as well it'i trimmed to the bone. Th« new fiber glass hull gives long In the action which fol- go on to the classified lasting, quieter operation. Fiber glass hulls 2nd decks ars seam- lowed the presentation, section for lively read- less—won't swell, shrink, or crack. Frequent painting is a thing ing, because- this con- of the psst-your Hatteras is "wash 'n wipe"-that'i all, all over. Chuck Lekniskas led.the . . . And you can say goodbye to leaks, dry rot, loose fastenings, All-Stars with 19 points, cerns terms often used, rust and corrosion. while Scott .Armour led but not always under- the "Rams" with 8 points. stood. SPONSORED We'd be delighfed to have you come aboard and 1 2 3 4 UHF, stands for ultra see. for yourself — the incomparable features of All Stars 8 12 5 11 .36 high frequency, and the BY the f-jatteras -41 and 34. "Rams" 8 0 5 A 17 difference between this :A post season barbeque broadcasting band and BOCA RATON welch will be held Saturday after- VEF (very high frequen- DIVISIONS > BOAT i inc. noon at ,4 0' clock in honor cy) is basically the same CHAMBER of PIER FT. LAUDERDALE as the difference between JA 3-9644 of the championship team * BRIDGE & BANK (Salt) , at the Community Building. ordinary broadcasting COMMERCE bands on radio and the * FRESH WATER radio shortwave frequen- and JAYCEES 3 cies. Many set-owners identi- BIG PRIZES IHC fy the term "picture FMHK COULSON tube" with, a vague and for EACH DIVISION mysterious gimm ick hid- REGISTER ANY FISH... den away in the innards 3 ,i of their set. ;Actually, the WEEKLY AWARDS $45 WORTH picture tube is the screen. 1st. PRIZE OF TACKLE - RAMBLER That is to say, the sur- to be made from ras 011RT face on which you view 2nd. PRIZE OF TACKL" ™E the TV picture is the fact Registration Lists <2 J PHife $15.00 WORTH of the picture tube with itflSlr * rili&g OF TACKLE only a glass screen in of Fish DELRAY BEACH front of it for protection. Incidentally, there is Makes No Register and Weigh your Fish at. . ~K-C®mpI§ts Body nothing vague or myste- Difference SERVICE rious about dealing with Weekly SPECIALISTS SOUTHERN TV INC. on to Awards BOCA TACKLE SHOP mi Paint Shop TV repairs. We spell out the trouble and make 451 I. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-0969 Selection of N@w 1962 necessary repairs as The Following Firms are Co-Sponsors of FISHING SWEEPSTAKES quickly and economically W.T. GRANT LEWIS BROS. CO. WESTERN AUTO THE WINFIELD B and D _ Bricks mi R@mbl§rs as possible. When your COMPANY HARDWARE ASSOCIATE STORE CARD and GIFT POOL SERVICE, INC. set gives trouble, call SHOP mm 213 N. Feel. Hwy. Defray Beach, Fla. us on the double-SOUTH- Fifth Avenue Plaza 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. Boca Raton 134 N. Fed. Hwy. 395-0422 395-3443 Shopping Center 479 N.E. 20 St. 395-5757 TRADE-INS! ERN TV INC., 1927 No. 395-2323 Telephone CR 8-3292 .Federal Highway, this is. 395-3949 Phone 395.4666. Thursday, March 29, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9A Cub Pack 300's annual blue and gold family night was built around a "Pres- idents on Parade" theme. Among the parading presidents were, from left, Steven Day as ^Andrew Jackson; Stephen Gill as Uncle Sam; David Gil! as George Washington; Robbie Marquesee as Thomas Jefferson; and Tom Flem- ing as Abraham Lincoln. WSten it comes to putting your message before the right people at the right time with the greatest selling impact at the lowest cost . . . this newspaper is your winning advertising medium on PIS counts! RIGHT PEOPLE This newspaper covers your market like a blanket . . . reaches the people you want as customers. HIGH IMPACT This paper generates great- est selling impact for ads Boy Scout Troop 307 at Advent Lutheran Church here received its charter because it's where people Sunday from Gulfstream Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Participating LOOK to buy! in the ceremony were, from left, Wayne Thomann, scoutmaster, Dale Christison, organizational extension chairman of Pioneer District, Gulfstream Council, BS.A; Rev. William Deutschmann, pastor of Advent Lutheran Church, and Ray RIGHT TIME Layman, assistant scoutmaster. was earned by Dwight Hires When people are ready to local Scout Troop Recieves andstar rank earned by Gary buy, they look at the ads Thomann and Wayne R. in this paper for shopping Official Charter From Council Thomann, guidance. Cub Pack 300 Boy Scout Troop 307 at mann is scoutmaster of the Advent Lutheran Church re- troop and Ray Layman and Will Meet at School nick King are assistantscout- LOW COST ceived its official Charter Cub Pack No. 300 will masters of the troop which last Sunday from Gulfstream meet tonight at the J. C. This newspaper will pro- now includes 23 active Council of the Boy Scouts of Mitchell School at 7:3 0 p. m. America. scouts. duce better results at lower Mrs. Helen Hallman'sDen cost than any other adver- The presentation w as made Sponsored by the Church 1 and Mrs. Becky Bath's Den to Pastor William Deutsch- Council of Advent Lutheran 5 will present a skit on first tising medium. mann by Dale Christison, Church, the troop committee aid. representative of the Pioneer is composed of Thomann, The pack will attend the district of the Gulfstream Rev. Deutschmann, Mel New York Yankees and the Council. Wayne W. Tho- Hirth, Gerhard Kleiner, and Detroit Tigers base ball gam e Boca Raton Leanheardt Kreuscher. Saturday April 7. The pack At a court of honor follow- willbe sponsored by the Boca TELEPHONE ing the charter presentation, Raton Kiwanis Club. tenderfoot rank was awarded Cub Pack 300 held its an- Answering to: lames Tyldsley, Tames 1 o get your merchandise nual blue and gold family Schubert, nary Kleiner, Carl night recently at the school on shopping lists, get your Service ^ nouglas, Steve Chichisola, auditorium. Decorations Hours to suit Mark Mead, James Harris, advertising into this news- were made by the Cubs and Michael King, Stanley Hay- your needs their den mothers. paper. Most readers use it slip, Steward T.each and Ray- Reasonable rates mond Deckard. Not present Theme for the night was as their shopping guide . . . THERESA • for the presentation were " Presidents on Para de" h Edward lannitelli and David den presented a skit. look to it for facts and fig- LANDERS Scanlon. Second class rank Phone: 395-4800 Kenneth B. Keating, ures on who's got what for Senator (R., N.Y.): sale . . . and for how mucn. Stock Picfyr© Frames "I don't want to say the Democrats are mis- Since this is where their and framed! Mirrors representing the facts, but never has a more SHOPPING starts this id Jennings Picture Framing dramatic job been done the best pl^ce for you to 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 of teaching the truth how to do the Twist." start your SELLING! ••• ROOF CLEANING • Insured and PAINTING Bonded SOUTHERI INDUSTRIES 300 NJ. 2nd. St. Boca Raton 395-0620 SHOPPING STARTS IN THE WHERE TO FIND IT PAGES OF THIS NEWSPAPER phone; Boca Raton 395-1811 BANK FINANCING DE NEVE COIFFURES HAPPY AUTO SALES Shampoo & Set $2.00 Homeof Happy Sam's Used Cars Permanents S7.50 up 10 E. palmetto Park Road Phone 399-0922 & Old Dixie Highway Boca Eaton, Florida Post Office Box 550 KITCHENS BY Tel. 395-080Q BAKER'S WOODCRAFT BOCA RATON ERIC KOHTZ Service, Quality as Designing NURSERY Plumbing and Heating 751 N.W. 1st Avenue 353 NO. FEDERAL Contractor Boca Raton BOCA RATON NEWS 1 N.W. F^rst Avenue Phone 395-3616 Your Hometown Nursery Boca Raton, Florida Bill Baker 3eo. Stalling* PHONE 395-4740 Plant Mgr. Sales Mgr.. 34 S.E. 2nd. STREET 395-5121 10A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 29, 1962 Italy, etchings with accent ures and colors-, Pachner of on the abstract; Krishna Clearwater, Solomon of Sa- Reddy, native of India wor- rasota and Baron Xavier de Dining Entertainment king in Paris, prints of text- Gallatay now in Palm Beach. bibition of the arts, which Complete Selection of Records draws visitors from many HI-FI and STEREO parts of the world. Both Pachner and Solomon now RECREATION WHIRL are showing in the South Ooast Kxhibition, a juried THE GREAT SOUNDS! affair representing artists By Beverly Russing (and you know a woman come and bring a covered *'-' is going to have it) our from eight states, at the SOUND OF MUSIC, INC. dish, the meat will be fur- EtnglingMuseum in Sarasota, I Ennie, meenie, miney, sincerest appreciation nished. Price for the very Sth 4VE. SHOPPING PLAZA April 2 through 7 there nioe — one hardly knows goes to Marge Kisela for full evening is .50$. w. z tnrougn t tnere «• Phone 395-U3H39&-039S9 where to start after a all of her hard work and A new textile painting will be a group showing of V -a e f% fef fff tTf/ week like the one we just time put in on making this class will begin Tuesday, the works'ooiks off Gianni VaenettiVagnetti., . TO *** J V 4* •» " * ^ * finished at the Recreation venture a most successful April 3, at 9:30 a.m. in Florentine master; Uboldo Department! It was the one. Without her it would. the Community Building. Bosell of Padua, Italy; Jaki, kind of week we like, full never have been accom- This will be an advanced a Yugoslav primitive; of fun and activity. plished with the ease that class for those of you Haude Mercier, a Darisian Yours truly spent the it was. who have some previous specializing in metal sculp- action! better part of Saturday, ^""THRILL TO PARI-MUTUEL BETTING ON THE "Cruising Down the training, and work on ture; Fddie Allen, British, / WORLD'S FASTEST, MOST DANGEROUS SPORT Sunday and Monday at River" will be the theme sweaters will be done. living and working in Turin, the War Memorial Audi- of the Boca Twilighters RESERVATIONS: MIAMI Wl 5-4345 The registration fee is Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz study a road map in HOLLYWOOD, FT. LABDE8DALE WA 3-1511 torium in Ft. Lauderdale come Wednesday, April 4. $3.50 for six lessons. at the Third Annual Hob- After meeting at the Com- Class will be held twice this scene from MGM's "The Long, Long Trailer," byrama and Doll Show. munity Building at 5:30 a week for three weeks. now showing through Saturday for an excluaive return SMWM JMLMOE Our Arts and Crafts p.m. they will be off to Just give me a ring at the engagement at the Delray Drive-In Theatre. classes had an impres- Ft. Lauderdale for an Recreation Department if sive display there that evening jaunt on the Jun- you want to join. Wor/cTsMosf Beautiful Pari-Mutual Showplace drew a great deal of favo- gle £ueen. The trip also Award Winners Show Paintings U. S. 1 AT. pAMtt- PO3T TfMg. 7,: RESTAURANT Ethiopia has a special BREAKFAST * LUNCH health tax to support the construction of health Here's Where to bine FOR YOUR j * DINNER centers. "niTL. _rf>«^3K55fe>^ •lir»-rTiiiiiiiiiiiMr ^^ -»" CONViNIENCI GRACIOUS DINING with ENTERTAINMENT DINING ROOMS TAKE-OUT FOODS MAKE YOUR *CURB SERVICE iniilii 4 iiiimi iiimii 9 «m mum 14 limn Illlllli 1 IIIUIIII For French and American For PIZZA'S - Spaghetti or SELECTION. All You Can Eat SPECIALS Cuisine and your favorite Submarine Sandwiches — cocktail it's the phone us — Boca 395-3553 — Wed. EL SIKOGCO LARFY HARD TRIO LE CHANTILLY Restaurant ITThey're a delight" Fri. FISH - - - $1.00 TOFANO'S on the ocean Now serving for their fifth Sat DRIVE-IN THEATRIC year. Bakery & Italian Kitchen BRGASTED CHICKEN $1.50 S. Federal Hwy. Federal Hy. North of 1925 N. Fed. Hwy. -the liveliest hide-away Delray Beach-CR8-2528 Boca Raton Deerfield Beach on the coast — our food FREfc Parking 2,000 Cars OPENS 1:45 tlllllll 10 mull SANDWICH or LUNCH THUKS.-FKI.-SAT. and drinks are incompa- EVERGLADES fliRconnmanED*-ujH 1-5035 LAST TIMES TODAY ilium 15 iiiimi March 29, 30, 31 rable., Tony Miles enter- Dining Room The Children's Hour" Enjoy our Delicious Lucky HILABITY REIGNS AGAIN! tains you nightly from OVESIOOKING 2 N. Fed. Hwy., Audrey Shirley THE OCEAN ON A1A Bo ca R aton Burgers. Serving breakfast, Two 1st Run Comedies our Glass Covered Piano lunch and dinner — quick Hepburn MacLaine BOCA RATON E ! Bar. Open Mon.-Sat fRTifM ridEFEOEHM iHdHUllUfj 2;35- 5:00-7:25-9:45 Rohert Dolores . : Caraly" L.B. RESTAURANT SEACH Just off A-l-A LUNCH and DINNER DAILt 5:00 to 10:00 P.M. Polo Brunch Every Sunday 549 N. Fed, Hwy., Delray HRHAffl"JONES in Deerfield Beach. Phone CR 6-9249 Illlllli 5 Illlllli 2, . I STARTS TOMORROW I 11 tuniii A Delicious Dinner special SEA FOODS IIHlilll 2 tlllllll! every day — complete for Family Dinners — from 7 a.m. $2.95 — from S to 10 p.m. A to 8 p.m. every day — except Illlllli 16 Illlllli "ALL Sunday 9. dining atmosphere you'll Surprise yourself with our DELHH DINE WHERE BBiiCH enjoy. VILLAGE INN every Friday Fish Fry — with 11. COSMOPOLITES DINE- Barefoot Mailman Hotel 307 E. Atlantic chips, slaw and rolls for 18. A*f-A Pompano Delray Beach 75* — your favorite drink 4 CRoO for American and Conti- awaits you. nental cuisine in The Phone WH 1-0100 For reservations call PLUS POMPANO HOTEL - A RoyaJ Dining Room Illlllli 6 Illlllli Delray 276-9215 DINING ROOM starring 2223 Atlantic •WACKY, QOACIO' COMEDy/ ; "Red Carpet and all" You'll enjoy our everyday CAFETERIAS WMREN BEMTY EXCELLENT FOOD - luncheon specials at ,95t Phone WH 1-3123 snacks 'till 3 A.M. Or- "except Sunday and Holi- days" — Your favorite beve- Illlllli 12 Illlllli icalls gan music with your rage always available in Illlllli 17 1IIIIIIII our cocktaill favorite beverage. "TWO GEORGES" him. SEA GARDEN HOTEL HALEY'S drift boat sails 8 a.m.-l p.m.- "THE H 1905 a Federal Hwy. A-l-A Pompano 7 p.m. Sea Food Restaurant Phone WH 1-5500 open 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. EXCITING Boynton - phone 9741 SPECIAL 4 hx. drift fishing IIUIUI 7 until and all the Red Snapper you AIMlERiGAM can eat $5.00 — off Ocean Ave. on MALE |N lililitt 3 mum SMORGASBORD - all you "YOU CAN PAY MORE, BUT Jntracoastal in Boynton can eat, including beverage SViQVIES DELRAY'S FAVORITE arid dessert - $2.25 — enjoy YOU CAN'T EAT BETTER" Illlllli 181111)1111 cocktails in the Hearth Plaza Oyster and Clam Bar — Steam- ...and the biggest EAERY LEVEBENZ Lounge. ed Clams — Maine Lobster — Beginning Saturday 2715 Atlantic Blvd. Frog logs — all sea foods in CARRIAGE HOUSE Pompano Beach new name in 3925 N. Federal Hwy. season OPEN DAILY Shoppers Haven CLAM BOX entertainment." Delray Beach 3561 N. Federal Hy. 3 miles west of Delray - FOR LUNCH AND DINNER Phone Boynton 6422 Pompano Beach Beach on W. Atlantic Ave. with SI N.-MQN.-TI:E& fOHPAMO Phone CR 6-9352 .EVA MARIE SAINT April 1, 2, 3 FASHION PARADE mini 8 mini illlllli 13 illHH B£»0K KARL MALDEN Joanne Woodward in her by Illlllli 19111111) Dehay's Top Shops Featuring Maine or Florida Nothing else like it — You never had as much so FEATURE TIMES Award Winning Hole LOBSTER - Roast Prime Delicious food "SmorgAstyle" good as our fresh water catfish 2:35-5:00-7:25-9:55 every Wednesday Lunch Ribs — Full course dinners ail you can eat — .99*, S.FACESJOF EVE from $1.95 children under 10 — 49* — dinners — all you can eat, DON'S Catfish Restaurant William France 30d EBB TIDE open daily ll;30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Restaurant & Lounge THE PAINTED HORSE route 7 & 441 between i Holden Nuyen 714 E. Atlantic Avenue N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton 1150 Fed. hwy. Deerfield and Pompano SATAN JN.EVEH SLEEPS Delray Beach Phone CR 8-1741 Pompano Beach Phone WE 3-4831 IWsday, March 29, 1962 THE QOCA RATON NEWS 11A Ho Charges Filed Against Local Boy AUTOS FOR SALE HOMES FOR RENT LOTS FOR SALE 1956 CADILLAC, lull UNFURNISHED 3bedroom, IN TB/.-Coastal lot, 100 x Lelray Beach. He is sur- After investigation po- power, $500. Ph. 395-5555 2 bath, Fla. room, near 127', Telray Teach. Boca Raton News Classified lice said no charges will vived by his parents, two or can be seen at 535 town, beach, $135. per $15,000. half cash, Sea- be placed against Harvey sisters, Susan and Jean, N.E. 36th St. (987-18Btf) mo. Ph. 395-5151 or 395- wall in, ready to build. 0655. (976-18Etf) Eruce Sheller, 18, of 1195 of Tropic Isles, and his Call CI, 8-2453. (789-14, HOMES FOR SALE 1959 RENAULT Bauphine. LOTS FOE SALE FOR SALE N.2. Fifth Court, Eoca maternal grandparents, 15P) 4 door, excellent condi- UNFUEN. 3 bdr; 2 bath NE'AR NEW BOCA RATON Raton, driver of the car Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. 39 wooded acres on cor- NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath tion thru-out, low mileage, home, N.W. 40th St. Im- MGIi'SCHOOL home central heat.'ng, which struck six years Kircher of Ft. Lauderdale. CHOICE lot in Bermuda ner off Military Trail. one owner. 395-4981. mediate occupancy. $85.00 Bargain. Eelray 278-17M. NA\\ split-leve] home, 3 city sewers, extra lge. old Charles Kircher on A funeral mass was said per rro. Ph. 395-2133. Square, N.E. 10th St. be- (963-18.19B) tween 4th & 5th Aves. (860-15B) bdr; 2 bath, lge. family rm. jot, built-in range & Federal Highway Monday. Monday at St. Vincent (954-17,18E) 117x106'. sewer assess- Move right in, priced right. oven, lge. screened porch, Ferrer's Church, Belray LOST AND FOUND The boy, son of Mr. and EEACH HCUSE ment paid in full, under VERY desirable residen- Call 395-0265. (96G-18Etf) no closing costs, price Mrs. Girard Kircher, of Eeach. Burial was in the LOST: CREAM colored 4 EHERCOM, 3 bath, $5,000. Tel. 399-1021. tial lots in Boca Raton CLCSII Cut, assume $14,000. 1199 West Pal- 2102 Spanish Trail, Tropic Delray Eeach Cemetery. buckskin Wallet in Love's large liv.-dining & Fla. (918-16,17,18.19B) Hills sub. All improve- mtg. last 3/3 models, metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- Isles, died at Eethesda Drug store or vicinity of rooms. Utilities furnish- ments paid. Low initial garage, porch, many fea- 1818. (594-8B) ALTERATIONS Memorial Hospital Friday. Orchid Square and The ed, $100. weekly. Thos. BUILDING lots for sale in payment. Balance easy tures. Caroline Homes, Split-level, encl. garage, He never recovered con- DilESSMAKINQ, Altera- Whitehouse Motor Lodge. P. Nolan, Broker, Ph. beautiful Country Club Vil- monthly payments. Write 1281 N.W. 7th St. Ph. REW:AED-please return to lage. Phone 395-1818 or 3 bdr; 2 baths, range, sciousness after being tions, all types of Sewing 395-38 38 or evenings, WH Box 651, Boca Raton, F'la. 395-0753 or WE 3-9391. Florence Comstock at The 1-3545, (991-18B) stop at office at entrance. or call WH 1-0613. (536- Westing. Refrig. air-cond;' knocked from his bicycle by experienced Seam- ; (971-18Etf) stresa Call 395-5275. Whitehouse Motor Lodge, 7-14B) drapes, wall to wall, lge. as he emerged from the ATTENTION GOLFUKS Anxious to sell property (486-5B) So. Federal Hwy; Boca BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 2 lot, well & sp. sys. Eead Tropic Isle intersection Buy now, built later, near at 435 Eoca Raton Ed., Raton. (959-18B) bath, Ranch home. 430 HOMES FOR SALE end St. near new 5th Ave.. on to Federal Highway. SERVICES AVAILABLE beautiful Golf Course, lot size 75x150 ft. deep. N.E. 12th St; Boca Raton. Plaza Shopping Center. ROOlViS FOR RENT $3000. Terms. Cash $2450. MAKE AN CF.F.EE House with tile roof and The child was a first Lawn Mower Repairing, • Rent $150. per month be- Terms. Open 1440 N.E, FRONT bedroom with Fla. N. Boca. Owner 399-0914. WELL SACRIFICE FOE Hurricane Awnings on all grade student at St. Vin- Sales & Service, Gas ginning May 1st. Furnish- 4th Ct. (753-13Etf) rm. Priv. bath, ent. & drive- (909-16,17,18,19B) QUICK SALE. BEAUTI- windows and openings. cent Ferrer's School in Engine Repair. Pickup ed complete with china, way. GE Refrig, & Grille. FUL 2 bedroom, 1 bath Interior large living room NEW lge. 2/2 with ga- & Delivery. silver, linen. Beautiful Fh. 395-1458. 650 NW WAirFFPONT lot in home in Chatham Hills. with dinette. Kitchen with rage, porch, central heat, McGEE REPAIR CENTER yard. We will take care of Federation Picks High St. (969-18B) exclusive "Cove" 5tb 321 N.E. 28th Ed. Tel. gas range, refrigerator and lge. dining-rm; value 924N. Dixie Hwy. 395-0133 lawn. Ph. 395-0264 for Local Teacher Section Lot 11, block 56. 395-26.47, evenings and wall cabinets. Lovely $17,800. Quick sale (609-9,10,11.12B) APARTMENTS FOR RENT appointment or drive by. 100'xll5' with seawall. week-ends. (925-17Btf) Florida room, 3 bedrooms Mrs. Clementine Erown $14,800. 680 N.W. 12th (930-17,18,19E) Owner needs some cash. plenty closets. Bathroom of Boca Raton will be pre- HELP WANTED FURN. 2 bdr. duplex apt. GOING NOBTIl $7800. Ave. Ph. 395-0753 or nil sacrifice. 3P9-33P2. also shower room with 380 S.W. 1st St., Pine 2-E5AU TIFU.L 2 bdr. Newly furnished attrac- WE 3-9391. (972-18Etf) sented as "Teacher of MAN wanted part time. (B75-15,16,17,lpP) toilet. 2 wall gas furnaces. Ridge section, just south homes in Eoca Raton Ri- tively, 3 bedrooms, 2 the Year" at the Friday Licensed driver, over 21. Large garage with utility 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. of Palmetto Pk. Rd. Walk- viera, close to beach, baths,large living Florida Fine Arts .Festival of Apply B & D Pool ser- room with gas water heat- room. Split-level, one ing distance downtown, furn. or unfura reasonable DESIRABLE 50' x 85" lot Room, Dining rioorn, Mod- District 10, .Florida.Fede- vice, 334 N. Federal Hwy. er and electric washer. block off intra-coastal. Boca. Ph.CR 6-9612 or yrly rental. Also, 1 bdr. in business area in the ern electric Kitchen, Patio, ration of Women's Clubs, Ph. 395-5757. (988-18B) Price $17,500 Sacrifice, $19,500. Ph. inquire at 10;4 S.tt. :4th furn. apt. 300' from beach. vicinity of V.est Palmetto Carporte, Balance Mort- at the Boynton Eeach Owner H.P. EHUTHZL 395-5151 or 395-0655. HO CM and board, plus Ave., Eoca Raton. (956- For inspection call Petruz- Fark Eoad and US 1 Hwy. gage payable $126. month : 1190 Amherst St. (975-18Etf)" V\ oIran's Club. salary, in exchange for 17E) zelli Realty, 395-0822. Owner. V.rite Box B, ^Bo-including interest, taxes, five days housework. ca Raton News. (851-15, insurance. Open for in- Buffalo 16, N.Y. Mrs. Erown, who teach- Fev 2 BedR. & 2 baths (989-18B) 2-B2DEO CM home, central Must be able to drive. 16,n,18B) spection. No closing costs (961-18B) es a fourth grade class at furnished or unfurnished. OFFICES FOR RENT gas heat, awning windows, theEoca Raton.Ulementary Ph. 395-0983. (961-18B) or qualifying. Unfurnished Fla. room, screened patio, One vrith private bath & Manufacturers Represent- SPICiAL $.4900. down payment. See RoyaS Palm Yacht School, was selected by entrance. Near shopping $13,000. 3419 N..E. 4th SEIL for YOUKSELVUS - ative — Here's an oppor- at 1032 S.Vv. 9th Ave., the Worran's Club and Ju- center & beach. 40 S.E. And Country Club Ave. Ph. 395-5555. (986- Women are earning $2. or tunity to have your own Royal Palm Yacht Boca square. (953-17,183) 18Btf) nior Woman's Club of Eo- more an hour representing 7th St., Foca. (603-lOBtf) 15x18 ft. private office, BEARING 'COMPLETION ca Eaton as "Teacher of Avon. Write P.O. Box 1101, telephone answering ser- & Country Club 10 Parkiike acres with 3 3 bedroom 3 bath with the Year" at their recent \\. Palm Eeach, Fla. Give FURN. 1 bdr. apt. Also, vice, secretary, even pip- LOTS tedroorr house and 2 small screened pool, spacious Royal Oak Hills combined Fine Arts Fes- street & phone number. Efficiency. Spacious, ed background music for SEDUCED for quick sale lakes just off Military bedrooms and cabana room, ONLY Remaining Lot on tival. (962-18B) comfortable. Week, month $100 per month, (all de- Trail. /. dream, relray large kitchen with Provin- Can ah $500. beiow cost. or year, reasonable. El $12,500. ductible). Phone Boca Ra- .Also prime golf course lot 278-1754. (861-15E) cial cabinets, cove ceil- Any house can be built Subscribe To L TT 2 I E Ft Mar Apts; 4300 N.W. 3rd ton 395-1145 for more ing in living roorr, heat $17,000 on this lot. The Boca Raton News COSMETICS Ave. 395-2596. (958-17E) details. (974-18,19B) t'UST be seen to be appre- pump for central heating Call OKNER Manager Trainees for Bo- SEE Martha J. Steinbaugli and air conditioning, large MISCELLANEOUS 1-2 BEDROOM APT. ciated. 2 bedr, 1 bath, Boca Raton 395-0751 ca Eaton. Will Train. Com- WAREHOUSES J. Stuart Robertson storage area including for SALE 1-3 Room Apt. Fla. room, 12x27 screened Boca Raton 395-4626 mission plus bonus. Write porch, furn. or unfurnished. walk-in closet, all utili- Reasonable rates. Eoca 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. Assoc Inc», Realtors (985-18E) Picture Frames, all types, or call Hilda Morgan, 324 152 a Federal Hwy. 201 N.E. 28th St. 395-4090. ties underground. 395-4653, Carl Saelinger ceilings, 3 10x12 over- REAL ESTATE all sizes, mats, also Annona Ave. Pahokee, head doors, separate off- Boca Raton (820-14-15E) weathervanes, post signs, Fla. phone 3463 or phone Apts. 3100 N.W. 5th Ave. (911-16P) ice 12x15,2 toilets. Prac- 395-4C26 American flags,. Jennings W.P.E. Te 2-8158. (790- tically new building. BARGAIN, FHA has given Picture Framing, 110 E. 19E) (9S4-18B) 20 S.E. 1st Ave. CNE bedroom apt. furnish- Plenty of windows, cen- commitment for $12,100. Boca Raton Rd. Tel. I will sell for $11,800. 2 Boca Raton, Fla. Boca Raton ed. See at 160 N.W. 3rd trally located. Fh. JA 4- 395-1660. (667-lOBtf) SITUATIONS WANTED bedroom, 1 bath, large liv- 395-4044 ESTATES - Large, wood- St; Eoca Raton. (978-18E) 7813. (238-4 7Btf) Royal Palm Yacht ing room, beautiful kit- __ (98.3-18B) ed corner, specimen plant- Personal Steno Service. REAL ESTATE ing. Custom-built home — ADEING Machine, perfect DUPLEX Apt. Riviera REAL ESTATE And Country Club chen, nice Fla. room, car- condition, $50. Call 395- Typing, correspondence, port, utility room. Well every modern convenience section, 2 bedroom, 2 FOR RENT or SALE LOTS 4697 or see at 330 N..E. etc. Call 395-1482 for shrubbed. On N.W. 10th - 3 masters — 3 baths - appointment. (903-16,17, bath, lge. screened porch, Of course we have them super kitchen - Air condi- 2nd St. (979-18E) UNFURN. 2-bdr, 2 bath listed! Probably the fin- St. Call 395-2190. (892- BOCA RATON 18.19P) furnished. Cne block from Fla, room, central heating. tioned & heated — Owner est selection possible. 16Etf) says sell. 2 E.ALLZRINA length ocean. Ph. 395-3426. Reasonable. 3543 NW 2nd ESTATES iiB Bairdresser de- If you want waterfront, evening gowns, colors, (990-21B) Ave. To see pick up key Owner-built house of | RIVIERA - Across from sires day. companionship golf course, inside, corner, REAL ESTATE yellow and coral, size 9. at 3667 NW 2nd Ave. great charm on large ',', ; Waterway — Owner built. to lady. Can drive. Local See us today, the prices Also, one size 12 girls FURNISHED ,3 room apt. (465-3Btf) corner plot. Specimen f ; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths — party dress, yellow. See references. 395-2997. for elderly or middle-age range from $12,500. up. TRADE trees and planting. ; screened patio. Priced to REAL ESTATE tor SALE Call at 2370 N.2. ,4th .Ave., or (943-17P) couple. Convenient to Spacious living areas — * * sell — equal to new. call 395-2676. (9C0-18E) PETS shopping center. No child- SMALL OCEANFRONT Have Royal Palm Lot. three master bedrooms, ESTATES - Choice Water- ren, yearly rental. 401 : SALE OE TRAEE Want business property. ultra modern kitchen, pool * i way lot. Sea wall — An- Sweeper cost BEAUTIFUL FRENCH N.W. 2nd Ave. Ph. Boca 3 PEDROO1VS, 2 car ga- 20 S.E. 1st Ave. and screened loggia. xious seller. $59.95, sell for $20; twin Poodle Puppies for sale. 395-0775. (965-18B) Boca Eaton, Fla. Very outstanding. beds $12.50*ea; double bed 6 wks. old. Would keep rage, low price with terms. HUIZLER REALTY I? 13 D 1 Might trade for smaller 395-4044 Jjron arks w/bookcase headboard until Easter. Can be seen 1 BDRM., $15.00 to $18.75 (982-18B) Boca 395-1922 I . Dyron larks mornings, 15 S.H. Olive house or Co-op. East of $25; dinette formica top, 2 BDRM., $18.75 to $21.25 For Classified Ad Evenings: Realtor Realtor 4 chairs $45; vanity desk Way, Boca. 395-2845. Federal. Brokers protect- 1299 So. Ocean Blvd. 1299 So. Ocean Blvd., including utilities. Near ed. 399-3106. (846-15,16, Service, Call 395-5121 CRestwood 6-7371 $17.50; vanity desk w/ (907- 16B) stores & school. 290 W. Boca Raton, Florida Boca Raton, Florida. bookshelf $20; cedar lined 17, 18BJ OFFICE FOR KENT Tel. 395-0611 Tel. 395-0611 MOBILE HOMES Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- wardfobe $25. All new con- HOME FOR S..~~ Res. 395-1S41 Res. 395-1841; 5549. (895-16Btf) EOQA RATON EE.ACH Boca's Best dition. Call 395-2852 for 1960-10x50 PALACE 1 HIGH elevation 225' width, Specializing in this Specializing in this app't. (967-18E) bedroom, 191/:1 carpeted liv- Business Address This Beautiful centrally EFFICIENCY Apts. yearly 400' depth. Zoned for ho- heated and air condition- section for 15 years. section for 15 years. ing-rm, dishes, linens, TV, lease, $75. a month. Park tel-motel. Seven rental * Store, office or desk space at ed home. 3 bedroom, Flor- GOLD Coast Zxchange etc. Complete in best Five- Vue Apts. centrally locat- units now on, room for 65 ida room, Z baths, on has for sale, fine used Star Park. Lot 36, Mobile Vil- ed in downtown Boca Ra- more apt. units. Priced at reasonable rentals beautiful landscaped lot Feature House of the Week Womens and Girls cloth- las,.442O S..Fed. Hwy. Delray. ton, at 111 Eoca Raton $700. per ft. Low down 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT ing, Antiques, Bric-a- (964-18P) Rd. Call 395-4327 or 395- payment and long terms. Phong 39S-575O $18,000 for quick sale Brac, and Antique Jewel- 5535. (980-21B) Thos. P. Nolan, Broker, 2131 N.E. 4th Ave. AUTOS FOR SALE Winfield Park ry. Also taken on consign- IJQIUES FOB RENT Ph. 395-3838 or evenings, Building ment. 1807 Sample Rd. 1957 PCNTIAC Starchief WH 1-3545. (992-I8B) HTIBL "across from Shoppers convertible, excellent BOCA RATCN, furnished 1st Ave. BOCA RATON Haven" (upstairs) Pom- shape. Must Sell 3 bedroom home. $85 SERVICES AVAILABLE in Downtown pano Eeach, Ph. 942-0240. Call 395-5165. (830-14E) Available any period until Boea Raton $ROYAL PALM - Inland? (942-17,18,19,20E) Jan. 1963. 70 NW 6th Ct. DECORATORS MART "Patio" Garden Waterway Estate. '56 CADILLAC 4-dr. se- Ph. 395-1458. (968-18Btf) 505 N.E. 20th St. Office available New, custom-built for own-; HAMMOND Spinet" Organ, dan with air-cond. Looks Boca Raton 600 or 1200 Sq. Ft. er only a year ago. Spa-J; SEB VICES AVAILABLE Walnut with percussion good, runs good, BAR- EXPERT SERVICES Air-Conditioned cious living, dining room,!; Elevator Model M-3. Call 395-3054 GAIN at $595. Call 395- Draperies super kitchen and utility -;\ Complete HOME MAINTENANCE 3 bedrooms, 3 baths —; | after 12 noon.(947-17,18B) 5750. (933-17B) SERVICE Slip Covers Call: 395-5550 « House additions and qeneraf car- Screened loggia and poo] —;' 1962 WHITE Pontiac pentry Bedspreads SUB-DIVISION Sales off- • Painting, electric repairs. Modern- SERVICES AVAILABLE |Heated & air conditioned.:' Sport Coupe, like new, ize and repair all types af Windows Carpeting Newly furnished. Must be ice, A-l condition, call and Doors. Repairs. full power, factory air, C-D6E CONSTRUCTION Re upholstering seen to be appreciated.J 395-1515. (970-18B) C. "Chuck" Oesomma Ph, 399-077! Car! Seimly Mode! very low mileage. Will WE 3-6442 - 941-5988 New furniture TAX RETURNS 736 N.W. 3 Way- Deerfield Beacn, Call 395-5151 Exclusive with GOLD leaf picture frame sacrifice. Ph. 395-2546. Fla PREPARED 2-Bedrooms, 2-Baths with 30" x 42", good condi- (973-18E) f. Dyron I arlcs Screened Porch ~ $15,900.00 37 Years Experience tion. Reasonable. Ph. SERVICES AVAILABLE" Realtor including lot in 395-4337. (977-18B) TAX RETURNS 1299 So. Ocean Blvd., f SEABOARC Harry T. PATRICK Boca Raton, Florida. BOCA RATON SQUARE . DEERFIELD Lawn and Landscape PREPARED w ANTE DTP BUY _ REFRIGERATION & T V 25 yrs. Experience 5249 N.E. 15th Ave. Tel. 395-0611 Maintenance Res. 395-1841 Wanted Clean Used Admiral Appliances Pompano Beach Service All Makes Specializing in this | OF FLORIDA, INC HOUSEHOLD GOODS Licensed — Insured JOSEPH GOLA, JR. Highlands Will Pay Top Prices Private & Commercial section for 15 years. % 30 No, Federal Hwy,, 395-1515 59N. Dixie, Deerfield Beach Member Chamber of Commerce Accountant & Tax Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 399-4122 Consultant Duke Home Furnishings Phone 399-0785 2301 N. Dixie Highway, Forest E. Smith 80 N. E. 4th Avenue Call Day or Evening Pompano @ Screened Rooms * Re- owner-manager Delray Beach Defray Beaoh Luiury Intranoasfal-Homa Buy - Sell - Trade modeling-carportes.« Flor- Phone: Complete Harbor-Point Of 5 Lots — Water On Three Sides — (470-4.5.6.7B) ida Rooms © Carporte en- 395-1755 CR 6-6116 Day FERTILIZE NOW! 395-5553 Evenings closures « Patios • CQ«- Dress up your home with Over700H. OfSeaicall SERVICES AVAILABLE crete Driveways • Gene- ral Contractor • FHA a beautiful Blue Green Terms # AH work guaran- lawn ilf you have an even Yoyr HOOVER teed • Licensed and Insur- stand Df lawn grasses, ed • Free Estimates • Free SHALL your, chances are very Vacuum Dealer Plans SPRINKLER SUPPLIES good that yon can have a * Bags for all Makes HOME REPAIRS sparkling green lawn in 2 WM. C. PROWE, BUILDER 100% POLYETHYLENE PLASTIC PIPE. to 2 weeks with one to two FEDERAL TV 740 Aurelia St. 395-2789 Price Per 100 Ft. treatments of our long last- •Painting Yi in. $3.45 1% in. $12.45 6205 N. Fed. CR8-2888 ing fertilizer, Over 140 • Repairs >/, in. $4.95 I'/, in. $15.95 . tawns treated this year Tax Returns around you and we have MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ! in. $7.45 2 in. S23.V5 many colored pictures of « Cement Work before and after. Prepared THIS WEEK ONLY! TITANO Accprdions Total cost per applica- This lovely residence is for the very discriminating, those who are accustomed to and de- Baldwin andLoWrey Organs SPECIAL 30 yrs. Experience FREE ESTIMATES HP. PUMP tion S15 to $20. Includes mend the very finest in luxury, comfort, convenience, privacy and prestige. and Pianos — Rentals MODEL 70 64.50 fertilizer application and New i%/3 story, 4 bedroom, 4 bath home, A spiral stairway, 22 ft, cathedral celling, wall to John D. Any Time DAY or NIGHT well carpeting end draperies included. 100% air-conditioned. Free Sprinkler System Estimates watering in on lawn and Large screened patio, pool and barbecue, 1 ear garage. Ample boot dockage* Open Week Day 10 am-6 pm shrubs Sorry no orders Located on the ocean side of the Iritracoastal Waterway with entrance from A-1-A. Pri- Monday 10am-9pm MORRISSEY Coil 395-1797 duality and Service Guaranteed vate, no thru traffic. In beautiful Delray Beach between Ft. Lauderdaie and Palm Beach,. accepted after £pril 5. Asking p*£ce; residence and 5 waterfront lots $200,000; or residence artd portion of land Michigan farming calls me WEBSTER MUSIC STUDIOS. Phone NATIONAL $150,000* No encumbrances, free and clear. Consider buyer's home in trade or income 473 N.E. 20th Street 24 HOUR SERVICE SpAjiJUe*. & WtU Smiutiat noire in late April. property. Mortgage arranged if desired, Boca Baton 395-3935 395-O362 I9B M. W. 13th ST. — BOCA RATON* FLA. Itocn Union's OHtest Ml and .«nrinklor H» CaU owner in A,M, CR 6-7 156 or write Box G, Boca Raton Nwws professional instruction ALLAN & YORK Maurice Barnes on all inattuments Phone 395-1828 Or contact your broker* Seen by appointment only. Call Day or Evening After 4 P.M. Call 395-5434 Box A, Boca Baton 12A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 29, 1962 This custom built residence located at G98 S.W. 12th Terrace in Keating of Florida's Boca Raton Square subdivision was constructed by Harry Jacobs for Mr. and Mrs. Warren Felter. The home consists of 2-bedsrooms, 2-baths and a cabana room, situated on a large pie-shaped lot, Mr. Felter is vice-president of the First Bank of Boca Eaton. The sale was handled by George Marsh of The six and a half pound bonefish brings a smile Harry Jacob's office. to the face of Adolph Cohn of Boca Raton. A rare catch in these parts - the bonefish prefers the flats place tie Hudson Sturm; around the Florida Keys - Cohn caught the bigger- Free Throw Artists 14-16, first place, Paul than-average bonefish in the surf south of the Ca- Eochette; second place, bana Club, Take Ck Tro hies Ken Stan ton. Adult Divi- Of iadice Realty Co. y P sion, first place, Fred The free throw artists Arthur Eadice, presi- Sturm; second place, of all ages competed last Charles Krystymah. dent of Eadice Realty & week for the first and Construction Corp., Flor- second place trophies in « ida and New York invest- the City wide Free Throw Three houseguests of Mrs. ment builders, today an- Tournament sponsored by Earle (Ruth) Post returned m nounced the appointment the Boca Raton Recrea- home Monday were her of Lee C. Vona of Boca tion Department. nephew, Joseph Abbott of Raton as a vice-president The tournament, which Maple wood, N. J., and two of the firm. was held at the half time classmates at Drew Univer- of the midget All-Star vs sity, Robert Smith of Wil- First Bank "Rams", pro- mington, Del., an d Norton duced nine winners. Four no vie of Sewickly, Da. **- of these were first place Sportscar enthusiasts, the and five second place with trio drove down in Norton's trophies awarded. Alfa-Romeo and while here Bonnie, left, and Bootsie, might, seven year old Winners for the tourna- attended the annual Sebring twin sisters are the pet Pomeranians of Mrs. BaJ ment were: First place, race meet. Richard Erownlee; sec- Pries of Delray Beach and FJberon, .N.J. The dogs ond place, Garry Lambert, They also escorted their travel everywhere with Mrs. Pries in their special 9-10 years. Midget divi- hostess to a showing of Briga- basket and enjoy spending their winters in Florida^ A famous shovel for a deserving cause - J.A. Cantor (right) presents one of sion 11-13 - first place, doon at the Poinciana Play- They were caught by the photographer, visiting in his famous gcwd shovels to Thomas F. Fleming Jsc., president of the Palm Donald Grassell; second house in Palm Beach. Boca Baton this week. Beach County Resources Development Board and the University at Boca Ra- ton Endowment Corp,,, for use by the president of the university here at the groundbreaking ceremonies. Present for the ceremony was Mrs. Cantor. The shovel presentation followed a cash contribution by Cantor and his associates LEE C. V0N.A which brings to $7500 their initial contributions to the university here. Vona was formerly gen- eral manager in charge of Fire Prevention Hi-lites the sparking embers could set sales for Radice Construc- a fire a good distance away. tion Corp. of Florida, a caution should always be subsidiary of Radice Keal- Smoke Cloud and Ash Fallout used when you have the smallest fire around fuel ty & Construction Corp. Carry Lessors on Fire Safety which is within 150 feet to .A specialist and vete- ran of many years' in the departments received calls 200 feet away. You could FEDERAL HIGHWAY IN BY LT. SAL MATTEIS help pre ent this from hap- sales and rental of apart- City Fire Inspector about ashes and other embers ment properties he will PACKAGE STORE DOWNTOWN BOCA falling from the sky. This pening by following the sug- A few weeks ago we had a gestion given here. direct sales and new de- dark cloud that stretched from sort of reminded me about velopments from his Ft. Paradise oalmseastto Riviera a childhood story, rhicken Have fun, but leave your NICHOLS picnic spot or camp site Lauderdale and St. Peters- section of our city. Penny, Rumor, as in the burg offices. What it was and the "type story, could cause panic as clean. BLEND Calvert of fall-out" was the talk of the story travels from one QUART1 FULL the city. Many of the city mouth to another. QUART well the dark cloud we PUBLIC NOTICES Reserve had hanging over our city is CITY OF BOCA RATON to the existing base, graded and bonded and apply prime FLEISCHMANNS Palm Beach County JACK called KisPic. KisPic was Boca Raton, Florida coat of cut-back asphalt or RT-1 at rate of 0.12 to 0.15 399 March 21, 1962 created near An dytown around gallons per square yard. After state road 27 and west of NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS curing for a minimum of 24 FIFTH GIN 499 LA LANNE hours a minimum of one inch Hollywood. He started from The City of Boca Raton, Boca 359 of asphaitic concrete surface Raton, Florida, will receive course State Road Department a careless hunter. Sawgrass, bids on or before 5:00 P.M. Protein and Type II Specifications shall be SMIRNOFF Tuesday, April 3, 1962, for the scruboak, and palmettos all installed. Manholes, etc shall furnishing of all labor, materi- be adjusted to grade. Traffic Regular 6.75 FIFTH Vitamin Food took part in this fire and als and equipment necessary shall be maintained during for the installation of a pave- VODKA smoke. construction. Contractor shall Suppliments ment along the dual roadways replace all damaged concrete Pull Quart Winds were coming out of and crossovers of Camino Real VAT 69 4.99 curb and gutter that may occur between Federal Hi^iway, U.S. the west. Atomspheric con- by his operations. Fh@n@ 278-312S No. 1 and Dixie Hi^ivuay, to- Reg 6.85 For Information ditions at the time caused gether with all work incidental Bids shall be made on a unit and Free Delivery the soot and smoke to form thereto, said work to be per- price basis and the amount due formed with the following speci- on final payment shall be com- a large cloud bank about fications and the specifications puted by multiplying the actual HAIG & HAIG 6, 000 feet high. ™hen the not herein specifically set quantity of the black top as- forth shall be in accordance phaltic concrete wearing surface FIFTH cold front came in contact with the State Road Department by said unit price. Pulverised This NOTICE and the follow- 4.99 D specifications. with this cloud, Kls ic, the ing schedule is to be used in particles became heavy and j>P ECIFICA TIONS making the Proposal for the MUCK above work. started to fall to the ground The limits of the work shall • Lawn Sand giving the impression of the be from the west side of the PROPOSAL FULL QUART Federal Highway to the east Paving approximately 11,300 side of the Dixie Highway. ® Driveway Rock sky falling down. square yards complete at the The existing asphaltic con- • Bermuda Grass This in reality is a warn- crete wearing surface, approx- unit price of: ing when a person sets a fire imately two inches in thick- $ per square yard ness, shall be removed and and the winds carry the em- hauled to the City dump about TOTAL $ Bud Butler one mile away. bers from 150 feet to 200 feet Bidders must have a city occu- from the source to another Existing crown grade shall pational license for this work. Boca Raton be final grade of finished work. The city reserves the right to area. Fire is spread in this A minimum of one inch of State reject any and all bids. 3994998 manner. Heat will rise and Road Department Specification The bidder is required to No. 2 limerock shall be added examine the site of the proposed SCOTCH work and it will be assumed m that he is satisfied as to the conditions to be encountered whether or not speclBcally set 99 forth in the above notice. The City of Boca Raton will Reg. 7.50 not be responsible for any liabilities Incurred during the completion of the above work. The successful Bidder enter- USHIIS ing into 9 Contract for any por- tion of *he work shall furnish GREEN STRIPE and flle.'With the City an accept- able " Contract Performance SCOTCH FIFTH Bond as security for the faith- ful performance of this Contract and for the payment of all per- sons performing labor and/or furnishing materials in connec- tion with the Contract. The undersigned agrees to 10 Yr. Old execute the Contract within ten •*»• (10) consecutive days after notice being given of the award iourb@n of Contract, and that all work will be completed within two months after receiving notice 99 of award from the City. This form must be used for the Proposal and signed. The FIFTH completed Proposal shall be placed in a sealed envelope 3 Reg. 5.99 and plainly marked on the out- side "BID FOR PAVING" - *'To Be Opened at the Regular City Commission Meeting, Tues- day, April 3, 1962." HEUBSJIN The envelope containing th,e Proposal shall be addressed to: iCOCKTAILS CITY OF BOCA RATON BOCA RATON, FLORIDA MARTINI MANHATTAN Attn: CITY MANAGER VODKA MARTIN! OLD FASHIONED Prepared by: DAIOU1B1 A. E. Amsler fa. H. Lamb SIDE CAR STINSO City Engineer CityManager WHISKEY SOUS SIN SOUR Submitted by: VODKA SOUK H«E. 3,95 CASE 34.95 Publish March 29, 19 62 Furnish Proof of Publication Cuban Expatriate To Talk on Cuba A ruban expatriate, Mrs. p BOCA RATON NEWS Hortensia essino Munoz, will describe conditions in State Show Cuba tonight at the meeting SECTION B Thurs., March 29, 1962 Page 1 of the Boca Raton Soropti- Mrs. Homer Gwinn, pre- sonville will be Mrs. S. R. He is a member of the A- mist Club. Hospitality theme for the sident of the local Garden Miller, Mrs. Hollen Richards, merican Orchid Society, Or- meeting is "Easter". Table A charter night dinner ce- flub, has been invited to be Mrs. John Rortscheller and chid Society of West Dalm lebrating the club's second D arrangementswillbeby Mrs, one of the judges in die State Mrs. f. G. errone. Reach, Orchid Society of E. E, Kemp. anniversary will be held for flower show, "Dramatic FredT- T.hornton will talk "hgland and South Florida members, their husbands and Beauty" to be held March 31 on "The Culture and Growing Orchid society. He is known Hostesses are Mrs, Fdward guests at Chez Rene in Delray and April 1 in Jacksonville. of Orchids" at the meeting throughout Florida for his A. Hesslink, chairman, as- Reach. Other delegates to the of die local Garden Club to Vanda Hybrids. He started sisted by Mrs. T), H. Clark, indoctrination of new 36th annual Florida Federa- be held April 3 at St Gre- growing orchids as an ama- Mrs. Thomas I. Bums and members will also be held, tionof Garden Clubs in Jack- gory's parish hall at 2 p. m. teur and is no w a professional. Miss Mary Jamison. Mrs. Munoz is a widow and the mother of two children. Her father was an attorney in Cuba for 45 years and her husband was a vice president of a sugar concern. Following his death, Mrs. Munoz worked at the Ame- rican Embassy in Havanna. She is now working in Boca Raton. Do your banking at the mailbox! Members of the Boca Eaton Junior Women's Club presented grace cards, Catholic, Jewish and Protestant, to all restaurants in Boca Raton. Herb Brown, center, is shown placing one of the cards on a table at Brown's Restaurant. 2029 N.W. 2nd Ave. Junior Women's'Club members, left to right are, Betty Richardson, Betty ,Ashe, -TU iiiPiiil chairman; and Dottie Steele. You save time and trouble when you Bank-by-Mai!. You can Ship fruit use this streamlined way of bank- ing with either your savings account North for or checking account in this bank. Send for free forms and postage- EASTER prepaid envelopes. $595 Packed To Your Order Guaranteed Satisfaction Delivers a Full ®THI! Yi Bu. of Fine GIFT QUALITY CHECKING ACCOUNTS AUTOMOBILE LOANS Indian iiver Citrus PERSONAL LOANS HOME IMP'T. LOANS Practicing for the St. Joan of Arc sponsored luncheon, fashions, and card SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Guaranteed Satisfaction games party are seated, left to right, Mrs. JS.O. Linton, Mrs. ft. Michael Kuras and Mrs. M.A. Rougeux; standing, left to right, are Mrs. Robert Vance, Mrs. TRAVELERS' CHECKS Imported B.T. Si!vestry, Mrs. Virgil Heck and Mrs. John Brown. The gala affair will take place April 5 at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club and is for both men and Easter Candies women. Dietetic Candies Make Us Your Headquarters For All Your Financial Needs St. Joan of Arc to Sponsor Show Mr. and Mrs. James J. There will be surprises for Tickets may be obtained Masek of Boca Woodshave all, both men and women, from Mrs. Noah linton, 395- as theirhouseguests, Mr. and at the Spring fashion, lunch- 068I. Mrs. Joseph F. Slavik of Mrs. W. Michael Kuras is Grosse Point Woods, Mich. FIRST BANK of eon and card party to be held April 5 at the Boca Raton chairman. Her committee The foursome returned re- Hotel and club sponsored by includes Mrs. John M. Brown, cently from a (Caribbean St. Joan of Arc Guild. Mrs. Linton, Mrs. M. A. cruise- Guests will enjoy lunch Rougeux, Mrs. Virgil Heck, D Mrs. Mary Steele, Mrs. B. T. Mr. and Mrs. John R. BOCA RATON and fashions in the atio Brandt had as their recent Royale. Mrs, Russell Benson .Silvestry and Mrs. Robert Vance. guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN of 1st. Ave. and i. Royal Palm Rd. BOCA FRUIT will be commentator and R. Carroll of Hicksville, Sonny Weldon will provide It is off to the cool, cool N. Y., where he is a promi- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ' SHIPPERS the music. North for the David R. nent attorney and chairman Phone 395-4844 Cards will be played in the Starrys. The-y left recently of the National Bank, and 203 SE 1st Ave. Cloister Lounge. Men are for their home in Chevy Mrs. Walter O'Malley.owner Opp. Kwik-Chek especially invited to attend. Chase, Md. of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Furniture Plaza's1 Get more for your money.... MORE STYLE MORE BEAUTY . ...MORE SATISFACTION in owning the BEST 145 N.W. 20th. St. (Across Tracks) Boca Raton Phone 395-3230 You don't have to be rich to live in style and solvency . At ECONQiART you can get that "MILLIONAIRE LOOK" - at incredible Savings SAVE TWICE.... Once with our LOW PRICES .... A6AIN with EXTRA SAVINGS of S&H GREEN STAMPS. The 80" SOFA - 168. The Armless Chair - 69.50 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday. March 29. 1962 FOLGERS COFFEE Isiltfali Del Monte Chunk Style Deep, Dork'n Delicious Yuban Meat Tuna MIX EM or MATCH EM Instant Coffee .... t 99e White or Colored Hew Style Box Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit # cans 29-oz. YOUR Kleenex Tissue • . . 4 2£ • $1 Fruit Drink. can: Del Monte Tasty Golden CHOICE Det Monte Delicious Fruit ® dulry speci&ls # #303 Breakfast Club Colored Cream Style Corn Cocktail. • @ @ can: Margarine 2 l£: 35c Del Monte Halved or Sliced Y. C. 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SWIFT'S PREMIUM SMOKED SHANK PORTION FULLY- COOKED HAMS Gopeiand's Tasty Old Fashion BUTT PORTION Bag Sausage Sb. 39* OR WHOLE Dirr's Gold Seal Assorted Ib. ib. 45' Party Pak ,b. 59* Zesiy Wisconsin Sharp Cheddar Store Cheese ...... «,. 79* Black Hawk Hickory Smoked Vine Ripe basket Rath's Wieners ib. 49c Tomatoes of 10 Roth's Black Hawk Hickory Smoked (by the piece, 2-!bs. or over) Kraft Flavorful •1 Fruit Salad Canadian Bacon ib. 79c "truly fresh seafoods" 49* Sliced or Chunk Swift's Premium Fresh Florida Fresh, Fresher by Far D#Anjou Pears ft 39" All Meat Bologna . . . . ib. 49c Pink Shrimp . '<" 89 Swift's Premium Tasty 8-ox. Delicious Braunschweiger Chubs '.a. 29c Salt Mackerel r 39 ^ — —• * fc»" L > -' r- SWIFT'S PREMIUM * TENDER-AGED j» heavy western beef Cubed Steaks . <•> U.S. HIGHWAY 1 lb need Sfh. AVI. Ground Beef • 3=- BOCA RA?O» ^«nsiiij EEMEE STAMPS STAMPS r,,, STAMiPS with this coupon and purchase of; with this coupon and purchase of: STAMPS with this coupon and purchase of: with this coupon and purchase of: BAH LOTiON N0D0RANT MiHUm SOF-STROKE SHAVE BOMB SWIFT PREMIUM STEWJMG HENS Swiff s Premium Fully Cooked Ham CLIP and size 7© {plus tax) Shank OQC Butt Portion (expires Sat, march 31, 1962) Portion #7 f b. or Whole 451,, (expires Saturday, March. 31, 1962) (expires Saturday, March 31, 1962) REDEEM Thursday, March 29, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3E bers some 7200 members J. Willard Pipes Picked Awards Given in 379 campus clubs. YOU MET . Key Club International, Kiwanis Clubs a high school boys' ser- To Head Nursing Service vice organization, also LOANS Kiwanis International sponsored by Kiwanis, The Southeast Palm Beach sistant treasurer. mm. received a distinguished received an honor certifi- County Home Nursing Ser- President Edgar Lawson service award for "ameri- cate from the Freedoms Foundation for its "1961 *25-*600 vice held an election of offi- gave a progress report of the $&&. canisrn and citizenship cersat its first annual meet- service, including the for- projects," in the 1961 Theme and Objectives," •SIGNATURE ing. mation of the Medical Advi- freedoms Foundation the guideposts toward which the organization J. Willard Pipes, mayor of sory Council. Mrs. Mabel Award presentation cere- • FURNITURE oriented its 1961 service Boynton Beach, was elected mony, February 22, at Johanssen, Supt. of Nurses of program. Key Club now in- •AUTOMOBILE president Other newly elec- Valley Forge, according Southeast Palm Beach Coun- cludes 55,000 members.in ted officers are, Mrs. beorge to Lyttleton Tazewell, Prompt Service ty Health Dept., stressed that .','.• %>?.. ,'.;••• 2300 clubs. Wilcke, Lantana, Mrs. Fay president of the Kiwanis the Nursing service of Roca -r r-r All three organizations JH'i Club of Boca Eaton. Carpenter, Delra> Beach, and Raton, nelray Reach, Boyn- ri-.c are dedicated to service - RELIABLE • r r.- • • It is the eleventh such Mrs. <~arle Mcifeniy, Roca ton Reach, and lantana, was award which Kiwanis has Kiwanis to the adult com- LOAN SERVICE Raton, who will serve as t.AI munity, Circle K to the a planned service. Mrs, Io- achieved. 16 S.E. 1st Avenue vice presidents; Mrs. Helen campus, Key club to the hanssen predicted future in- «a :••••" "Kiwanis' award was speed, nelray Reach, recor- crease in the service's nursing ttt: : %v.- based primarily on its CQ high school. 395-3644 ding secretary; Fred wuiad- staff and a long range plan For (Citizenship Quotient) j son, Roynton Beach, trea- a homemaker service. project," Tazewell said. 30 S.E. 1 ST. surer, and Mrs. Gene Mahl- Or. c. I,. Brumbach, ni- He described the CQ pro- Between Federal meister, Boynton Beach, as- rectorof Dalm Beach County gram, as one which en- & Dixie Hwy. Health Dept., was guest courages citizens to de- speaker. He lauded the com- termine their own citizen- bined efforts of the four cities, ship activity, taking steps to correct any de- spoke of the strides made in ficiencies noted. LAUNDRY &^" .,ff medicine, and said that A major award, the health authorities are now George Washington Honor turning their attention to so- Medal, also came to Cir- called chronic diseases, cle K International for Paying tribute to physicians that group's "college COMPLETE LAUNDRY and hospitals, Dr. Brumbach campus citizenship pro- SERVICE FOR stressed the fact that, while grams." Circle K Inter- HOMES - APTS. - MOTELS much publicity is given the national is a college men's ONE cost of hospitalization, mo- service organization spon- Visit Our Modern New Plant dern medicine reduce the sored by Kiwanie. It num- DAY Here's the time required for effective SHIRT treatment, andshorten'length Three Elected to SERVICE Sickness & Accident of hospitalization, thereby reducing overall cost. St. Andrews' Board : : Plan with income The doctor praised the ' Ji^n^ %P9^ :ii BOG A BAS Election of three new communities' support, the protection built in! members to the board of ...and SAVE work and funds which make directors of St. Andrew's Think Our Sickness & Accident Plan the service possible, and the School of Boca Eaton finance your MW gives you income to help offset staff of nurses at the Coun- Trouble Free Plumbing in Boca your loss of earnings if you're was announced this week ty's Health Dept. disabled and can't work. In by Rev. HunteT Wyatt- '62 CAR at this Bank addition, it protects your fam- During the first six months Brown, headmaster and ily these three ways: (1) en- of operation, most of the Main Concern of Harvey Rankin J •• abi -s you to meet most hospita! chairman of the board. bills and major medical ex- visiting nurse service was Atone time he used to like 1 UNPAID MONTHS bing business over 40 years Elected to seats on the 24 30 36 penses, (2) pays benefits to provided free; a portion was BY BEATRICE LANDRY to play golf but now prefers if BAL. your dependents if your injuries used by people who could Harvey W. Rankin is Boca and there is very little, if board were: Frederick L. prove fatal and (3) provides anything, that he does not gardening or reading as a Van Lennep of Lexington, f 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 substantial lump sum benefits pay part or full fee. Raton chief plumbing inspec- hobby. tor. The whole community spot immediately, if it is in Ky., and Delray Beach; > 1,800 83.57 68.65 58.75 for accidental loss of sight or He and his wife Bertha have 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 limbs. O'i us for the details. is this genial man's territory error. Aaron I. Sanson III of two sons, both graduates of 2,000 92.85 76.28 65.27 Representing the . . and his main project is the He has many duties as Philadelphia and Delray 2,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 Chamber Lists Florida Southern College at Hartford Fire %P concern of the resident for chief plumbing inspector such Beach; and Edward J. 2,200 102.14 83.91 71.80 Lakeland. Insurance Companv "trouble-free" plumbing. as examining and approving Erady of York, Pa., and 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 Donald is a teacher in Ohio 2,400 111.42 91.54 78.33 New Members It's a big job Harvey has, plans; issuing permits and Boca Eaton. Their elec- and their other son, Dr. 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 but with his background of collecting fees; investigating tion brings to 10 the total 2,600 120.71 99.17 84.86 Seventeen new members Victor Rankin is a missionary experience in the plumbing complaints for violations of now serving on the board. 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 were accepted by the Eoca who w as in Cuba for 10 years. business, he is just the man ihe plumbing code; inspect- •owns Raton Chamber of Com- • II Hi HI ••III. | to do this well. ing plumbing, drainage and Hisnexttourof dutywill take merce during February. Luther H. Hodges, Sec- water supply and conducting him to South America. They are: Archer-Weir we has been in the plum- retary of Commerce: Prompt Courteous Service tests. Mr. and Mrs. tonkin live "There is good reason Inc., Eoca Marine and at 465 N. v. Third Street. Scuba Center, Boca Ea- It is part of his job to cause to believe that we can First Bank of Boca Raton ton Capital Corp., Boca Adult Classes the prosecution of offenders When your plumbing is easily price ourselves in- Eaton Intracoastal Apts., of the code for the protection inspectedby Harvey you may to world markets rather Member Federal Deposit insurance Corp. Boca Raton Title Co., Still Open of the people; advising but feel sure it is A-OK. than out of them." 110 E; ROYAL PALM RD. Call 395-4420 John K. Brennan Co., not designing services to the Cole-Howard, Inc., Col- Registrations are still peopleforwatersupply, sew- lins Power Spraying Inc., being taken for the adult age and liquid waste. Easton Villas, Florida business education class- Harvey also issues certifi- Boca Raton Square Public Utilities Co. and es being offered at Lake cates of inspection and ap- Flo-Gas Co., I.H. Gron- Worth High School, accord- proval, keeps records, etc. seth, Park Vue Motel ing to Kenneth F. John- The friendly plumbing in- Apts., Jennings Picture son, Palm Beach County Framing, Powdrell and spectorwould like to stress .. OF FLORIDA COMMUNITY director of vocational "thatourmainobjectis, that Alexander Inc., Seaboard education. 500 S. Federal Hwy. the residents and people of Lawn and Landscape Main- Classes being offered our city may have sanitary SOCA ftMO*a tenance, Southern Indus- are beginning typing and tries, Sunny . State Nur- brush-up or advanced and adaquate drainage and sery. plumbing 'as trouble free as Ph. 3f S-O220 bookkeeping. The book- 1 keeping classes are es- possible .. with emphasis pecially for those per- on sanitary." sons who have had the Harvey came here in 1955 beginning bookkeeping from Lake Worth but is ori- course or have had ex- ginally from Alliance, Ohio, perience in the field of where he was also in the bookkeeping. These class- plumbing business. 'es meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 10. There is no tuition fee for these classes which are operated by the voca- tional department of the Palm Eeach County Pub- lic Schools. There is a registration fee and stu- dents must furnish their own books and supplies. WATCH __ Persons interested in CLEANING $5.95 enrolling in either of these classes may do so STEM THE SIERRA at the L"ake Worth High & CROWN $1.95 $10,990 GET SET TO ENJOY THE school Tuesday and Thurs- REGULAR day evenings. ON YOUR LOT SOFT SUMMER BREEZES ! CRYSTAL $1.00 STUDY THE Birth MAIN *,^ SPRING $WS- FLOOR PLAN Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farl HYGRADE-CHRONO. Have a handsome porch for your at-home AUTOMATICS OF THIS HOME relaxation hours. Re have plans for you Hunter Jr., 276 N. w. 7th NOT INCLUDED St., Boca Raton, announce and can supply all the top-grade, low-in- the birth of a sori, Lawrence ALTfER cost materials for the project Come in Stephen, on March 22 at DESIGN . . . Luxurious owner's suite with private now and get all the details on our easy Rethesda Memorial Hospital, JEWELER bath . . .. Spacious living and dining tetms that will enable you to place your ftoynton Reach. Diamonds — Watches — room ... a fifteen foot sliding glass Mrs. Hunter is the former Jewelry order right away! 44S.E. lstAve. Boca Raton wall opening from living area to a love- Helen Frances lodrey. ly patio. ORGANICALLY GROWN CRAFTSMANSHIP Warranted quality construction ... all the RUTENBERG Pmmpt, frmm Delivery EXTRAS including STYRG- HONEY FOANi on all exterior walls. Come in ... we are now coi, 395-3203 handling . . . SERVICE Frorri the moment you enter bur model homes . . . SERVICE is the keynote. HEALTH FOODS From the- day you move into your FLORIDA CLASSIC home our SERVICE TANDARO Gluten Bread-Delicious, Healthful Sunflower Seeds DEPARTMENT continues to serve you • . SUNNY SOUTH APIARIES Sypply & inter Corner S.E. lOlh St. and R.R. Crossing on Old Dixie Hwy. £§§nggin¥ 172 NW i3th st. Delray Beach CR 6-5637 1289 S.W.Camino Real, Boca Raton, Fla, ¥ f Ph. 395-3203 Phone 395-1109 TOOlS-HARDWARE-PAINr-LUMMR FLORIDA'S FINEST HONEYS DESIGN—CRAFTSMANSHIP BOCA RATON NEWS MAGAZINE WRITER Only newspaper with a complete news and pictorial coverage of BORROW FROM US TO BUY the fast-growing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach areas SURVEYS A NEW FAMILY HOME! BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, March 29, 1962 CANDIDATES AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR Who will be contestants in the 1964 race for gover- SOUND LOW-COST FIRST MORTGAGE Consumer Protection nor? Who are the favorites? Capitol pundit Allen Morris, writing in ".Florida many new federal regulations that We've been protecting pigs and Trend" magazine, gives a two-years-before-post- cows since 1913, President Kenne- have worked a great hardship on time wrap up of prospects for the 196.4 governor's dy pointed out in proposing more business,, HOME race. American business is not satis- federal laws and regulations for Chances of nearly a Pork Choppers, consumer protection. His program fied to make a good product and sell score of the most talked- Former State Senator is aimed at drugs that don't get the it at a fair profit; it is constantly about candidate pros- ired C. (Bud) Eickinson, results that manufacturers claim for striving to make better products pects are examined. Jr.; could be gambling on them - and cosmetics that may even which they can sell at even lower There are pointers on how Council of 100 to sell him- do more harm than good. prices through unique production .to size up their changing self non-politically to LOANS This suggestion follows on the methods. Untold millions are spent chances as election time community leaders, heels of a lengthy Congressional every month on research byiAmerican draws closer, for back- Circuit Judge Robert L. investigation into prices charged business firms to improve their pro- ground and voting trends Floyd: friends hopeful no- in gubernatorial races tion he had to run for INTEREST RATES AT 6% by drug manufacturers which the ducts. This goes for the drug manu- during the past half cen- governor in early 1950's committee tried to prove are exces- facturers too, who spend a large tury are reviewed. will be rekindled. sive0 share of their income on the develop- Author of the syndicated State Representative and as low as 5%% on In other areas of business, prac- ment of new products. newspaper column "Crack- Ben Hill Griffin, Jr.: tices of the stock exchanges are er Politics," Morris has dapper citrus, cattle, * Prime Locations People are much more able to pro- * Less than Maximum amounts under fire. ,Auto manufacturers are tect themselves than pigs and cows! observed the Florida po- timber, banking tycoon asked to refrain from advertising litical scene since 1939. takes to government. • Superior Credit Qualifications They need - and have - regulations In the article he tells why House Speaker-desig- horsepower and speeds of their for the protection of their health, • FRIENDLY • LOW INTEREST cars - as a safe driving measure. ne picked the following nate Mallory E. Home: not their investments, their security. names for his prospective at end of political line - HELPFUL SERVICE RATES Countless other proposals and in- But in many of the areas where candidate list. five speakers became •1 vestigations aimed at profits, prac- government protection is proposed Secretary of State Tom governor in past sixty ® EXPERIENCED LOW CLOSING tices and ethics are undermining the people can better look out forAdams: awesomely ener- years, COUNSEL COSTS the confidence of the people in our themselves. They pretty well know getic and properly ambi- Wendell Jarrard: gover- business institutions ... in the the standards that have already been tious. nors emerge from people free enterprise system. set for their protection and guidance. Jacksonville Mayor Hay- with statewide acquain- ® RIGHTS OF PREPAYMENT LOW FINANCING den Burns: regarded as tanceship. Through enterprise, research and WITHOUT PENALTY COST mass production - coupled with It would be a big mistake to cast hard to beat because of State Senator Scott advertising and unique promotion suspicion or place too great a bur- his strong finish in '60's Kelly: in dead run for first primary. governor's job with infec- methods - American business firms den on business through investiga- Former State Senator tious enthusiasm. IN l,<)AhJS have given the American people the tions and regulations that are aimed at a small percentage of unscrupu- Doyle E. Carlton, Jr.: State Representative highest standard of living the world encouraged to try come- John E. J,"athews, Jr.: has ever known, developed remark- lous operators. In most cases there are laws already on the statute back because of second- chance might hinge on able weapons of defense and fur- round successes of some whether he unseats State nished employment for a record books that can be applied to curb previous candidates. Senator Wayne E. Ripley number of workers. such cases; Congressional investi- Former Governor LeRoy this Spring. AH this has been accomplished in gations that are more destructive Collins: an enigma, but he Former Circuit Judge spite of a heavy tax load, uncertain- than helpful should be frowned upon might like the idea of an John M. R'cCarty: like by the American public. unprecedented third term, brother Can, he may take ty created by shifting federal atti- Accounts Insured By Nothing has contributed more to Congressman William C. another crack at the crown. tudes, expensive accounting sys- Cramer, might be Florida's Supreme Court Justice An Agency Of The tems for government tax collections making American strong and free might be Florida's first Stephen C. O'Connell: Federal Government and numerous other payroll deduc- than its business institutions, GOP governor since Re- darkly handsome, right BOCA RATON OFFICE tions, wage increases and labor prob- a fact which professional politicians construction, because of age, gifted speaker, fine lems, foreign market problems and too often overlook. position to bang away at old family, democratic targets from State Senator Verle A. President to State Senate Pope: fresh acclaim of REGARDING BOOKS peers start old firehorse need to take steps to pawing at gubernatorial FIRST FEDERAL achieve monetary stabili- ^ j im aga n SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach The Start of War ty and to attack social state senator Ed H. and economic problems price Jr_.l f ne survives BY LAWRENCZ DAME ser did not \vant this war. be felled easily by theat their tri-county politics in '62 60S N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-201 Nor did the French and the feld-grau-uniformed and Mrs. Jane B. Hart, wife senatorial election, Col- "The Guns of august", British, while the Rus-all but invisible Germans. lins may support him. by Earbara \\. Tuchman; sians were too embroiled Hventually the red went of Senator Hart (E.,Mich.): "Eventually, women are (MacMillan, $6.95) is an in their own internal diffi- out, but by that time a extraordinary account, going to be needed (in culties to get involved. million French soldiers space). They might as unusual for historical as- Yet when the generals and were dead. well start in the early pects and readability, of other military planners August, 1914, was chos- stages. They're going to. the start of World War One. gave the signal, virtually en by the writer as thehave to provide some HARBOUR It so happens that your for their own glories, the theme of her book because kind of family arrange- scribe was an artillery dreadful slaughter started. the disasters of the next ments." observer attached to Pictures ii. words and four years, and the fright- French, Eritish and Amer- photographs of these lead- ful errors, were all con- Dean Rusk, Secretary ican armies during that ers now may produce a densed in this short month. of State: "We will do everything struggle, knows sorne- sort of desperate merri- The Kaiser promised his • thing at first-hand of the that we can on our side ment. For their calculat- men they would all beto help turn down the filth, misery, futility and ing faces, their paunchy home before the leaves arms race and reduce stupidities of combat, has bodies, their ridiculously fell from the trees. Thepresent tensions." never known anything gaudy uniforms, on allGermans hailed warfare since, during a lifetime of sides, indicate too well with wild delirium of joy, newspaper work, to com- their capacity to stand soon to be chilled. French- pare with the heroic frus- behind the lines and order men waxed grim but deter- trations of our soldiers in good men of all uniforms mined. Eritain would have the trenches. to death in the mud and liked to bow out but Miss Tuchrcan, who ob- fire. I once watched the couldn't. The Russians, viously was not there, has Battle of the Somme in under incredibly dumb done a vast amount of re- 1917, when British com- leadership, fell by mil- lions without a great deal search, coupled with manders, cushy out of by: W.P. BEBOUT skill to put widely known range, sent a million of questioning. and little-known facts to- youths to annihilation. So it went. I mustn't get We notice where a safe- gether. This is an essen- The great offensive gain- too grim about it all,ty expert has come up tial book for the serious ed a few yards of slime either. Eut I never can with the notion that driv- reader — who also will and trenches: a month forget, and neither can ers must be able to shift find Wry amusement here those others of all races "mental gears" along later, even this "gain" with shifting mechanical and there, particularly in was lost again. who somehow endured . . . the, photos of great and gears if they are to cope It's a grim tale, beauti- with changing traffic pat- near-great. For World War fully told, eminently read- terns. One burst the bubble of able as I have pointed Views human security, started Robert F. Kennedy, At- It was pointed out that out. Just as one example torney General: the major problems of the train of ghastly doubts of the lighter side, the city driving requiring fast and unending struggle "This country has really author outlines the blow been built on the founda- adjustment are congestion, which still saddles hu- to French pride as thetion that the government stop-and-go driving, cross manity. war started when wise traffic and pedestrians. Cn doesn't do everything; "The war to end war" heads in Paris proposed the highways the stickiest that the neighbor helps problems are speeders DISTINGUISHED LOCATION. Harbour/ East... on the Intracoastal was calculated 10 years or that the red pantalons of his neighbor.'' more in advance, Miss France's troops should be and drivers who stray over the center line. Waterway... and EAST of Federal Highway (U.S. 1), jj Tuchman makes clear. dropped because they Contrary to propaganda made targets. There was Lincoln Gordon, U.S. Getting back to the need seconds away from the ocean, minutes away fcanr^ Ambassador to Brazil: of shifting mental as well of the period, which had a terrific outburst of na- downtown Boca Raton and Delray Beach. the Huns nailing babies tional pride, and French- "I am personally con- as mechanical gears, it vinced that the Brazilian would seem that with the men went into battle to Waterways give direct access to the ocean for any size boat. Bridges are no problem! to Belgian doors, the Kai- authorities recognized the preponderance of auto- matic shifts on the road, many drivers seem to be pretty much in line with Boca, Raton's only 1OO% NEW CO-OP their transmissions! APARTMENTS How about another need Waterfront Community — that of a home to fit offers your family's needs? W.P. BEBOUT, REALTOR has • CITY WATER AND SEWERAGE Plus f UHfilSHill MOBIL • FREE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE. You can make variations In floor plans and exterior designs. listings of many outstand- • Harbour Associates offer an exclusive "DELAYED BUILDING PLAN." A small deposit will ing buys in the area. insure.choice of lot and guarantee price of home against increase. Whatever your need, what- • Deep, wide canals opening into the Intracoastal Waterway. ?95O to $15,950 * $30-$40 ever the price range, it • Underground electrical service and city sewerage system. , //#&, OWNED LAND, NOT LEASED Includes taxes, insurance, city water, will pay you to talk things • Waterfront Homes with Central Heating and Air Conditioning by General SKEMElectric. lawn care, maintenance, etc. over with W.P. BEBOUT., Walk-in closets, colored tiled baths, tub with shower, modern kitchen, natural 701 North Federal High- hardwood cabinets, ranges, sinks, garbage disposal, heat, air-conditioned, way. Phone 395-4334. 7 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODELS from $20*950 terrazzo floors, patios and balconies, on city sewer, 5 min. walk to beach, THIS WEEK'S HOUSE- shopping center and Post Office, off-street parking, adults only. HOLD HINT: Sooty foot- prints and smudges can of- AMBASSADOR APTS. Inc. 301 I. H@y®l Palm Id. ten be removed from light- HARBOUR/EAST HOMES • 641 N.E. 27th STREET • BOCA RATON • PHONE 385-3122 SEND FOR P.O. Box 173, Boca Raton colored carpeting with art H@cci Raton, Fla. BROCHURE Ph 395-3858 or CR 8-2193 gum. Thursday, March 29, 1962 THE ECCA RATCN NEWS'5B Springtime In Europe Amsterdam Promises to Be « < i - A Memorable Experience * * Participants in Boca • •* r-~ Raton News "Springtime -if in Europe" tour will en- joy some of their most memorable experiences in the last few days of their trip. Their visit to •.Amster- dam, capital of The Netherlands, will be a fitting conclusion of the wonderful European holi- day. One of the best adjec- tives befitting .Amsterdam is "unique." A unique capital city because it is built on hundreds of thou- sands of piles on top of what once was a mud-flat in the swamp of a river delta, The Amstel, hence, the name Amstel-dam, Amsterdam. For instance, the Eoyal Palace, built at the be- ginning of the 17th cen- tury to serve as a town hall, rests on 13,659 wooden piles driven through the yielding layer \ • of mud to the unyielding A tour of Amsterdam's canajs in a glass-covered motor launch is a fascinat- bed-rock some 30 to 40 \ng experience for tourists. The city has 50 miles of canals and 500 canal feet below the surface. bridges. Actually the number is 13,658, because recently But Amsterdam is most- aerodrome as well as one one pile was lifted out to ^ unique for its own of the largest foreign car test the condition of the brand of progressiveness. showrooms, wood submerged in theK is a city tnat has raore *t has everything to mud for hundreds of years. tnan ^eP* Pa°e with rood- offer the tourist: shopping T T The good taste that The "I told you so" pile ern techniques, architec- and fashion for the ladies; contractors w ere right. ^aie> international trade all kinds of arts and The wood was in perfect and international traffic, crafts; gaiety for the fun is Boca Raton condition. without allowing progress lovers; and beauty for to The tree-lined canals replace the old; for those who enjoy a quiet Seventy realtors and This is a crystal chandelier. Its iridescence shimmers with opulence. Not all new homes of Amsterdam cut the city during a period of several stroll through the older associates turned out to into about 90 small is- hundred years, Amsterdam sections. For the gour- hear James O. Buck, have one. Those at Royal Oak Hills do...for this attention to detailed craftsmanship is lands joined together by has developed from ahum- rrets, there is an exqui- president of Florida As so- some 500 bridges. An Die fishing village into site variety of European ciation of Realtors, at a the distinction of its builders— Haft-Gaines. hour-and-a-half ride in a an impressive metropolis, and oriental cooking as special luncheon meeting glass-topped motor launch an important traffic junc- well as a good rare steak, last Wednesday at Hidden It is only fitting that these homes, nestled in a rare, unspoiled setting of rolling hills, through the canals past tion. a thriving center of Valley Golf and Country the elegant old patrician trade- industry and cul- Rgfhacfja I itic Club, palms and great Oaks —a setting unique in this section of the country —have this ture houses is a most enjoy- . without ever losing *""VJWU ••>••* paul ^_ Ledridge, of beauty of detailed craftsmanship...the good taste that is Boca Raton. able way to see the city, its character and atmos- Mpmnria! fiifje Delray Beach, gave the Amsterdam is also uni- phere; and constantly •'CHIUIIQ! Uliid invocation, following que for its love of music, faithful to its historic -Contributions to the which R.R. Bonn ell, There is music in the past. Keeping the heart Bethesda Memorial Fund President of the Delray streets coming from the of the city with its beau- of the Bethesda Hospital Beach Realtors Board gaily decorated street tiful old buildings intact, j^snt were announced introduced dignitaries, organs, pulled or pushed it keeps on expanding, this week by the associa- including Mayor Walter along the canals, and li- applying the most modern tion. Dietz of Delray Beach, censed street musicians building techniques and persons in whose memo- Eoy Glisson served as and singers performing on architecture, artfuUy har- ry the gifts were given master of ceremonies, a bridge or street corner, monizing with the old, all are listed in bold face Jay McLaren, president Gay tunes from "pull according to a master plan type followed by theo f tne Eoca Raton Board of pianos" (accordians) waft made for years to come. names of tne donors. Realtors, officially into the streets from the Just outside the city is ' j hn Hartfelder - Mr. welcomed James Buck pija o many small cafes. And, of °ne of Europe's biggest and Mrs. Ward M. Robin- and other dignitaries, course, there is the fa- and most modern airports son. Buck, in his address mous Amsterdam Con- - Schiphol, the home port George Novotny - Mr. following the dinner, certgebouw, which ranks of KLM Royal Dutch Air- and Mrs. John Henderson, spoke of the importance among the top symphony lines. There is a tax-free Mr. and Mrs. John Hadden, of a realtor. anci the ethi- orchestras of the world, shopping center at the Mrs. Ely Smith, Mrs. Doro- cal standard of the pro- tha Bauer. fession. Gift to HospitaJ - Mrs. "Our present code of Andrew L. Fabens. ethics, which came into Howard L, Jetties - bein& in l?08, is con- Vacation or no... Bethesda Memorial Fund stantly being changed Board, Mr. and Mrs. Step- and improved," he said. Most investors we know like to keep tabs on the hen J. Sanford and Dick, Mrs. Wylie IIwing. Mr. and Mrs. John T. market—the day-to-day progress of their investment Thomas Pest - First Only you know best—the type of home design that fits your way of life—the importance programs. Loughery, Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian Church of George W. Rue, Mrs. Nel- That's why we'd like to remind you that all the help Delray Beach. of adding another bedroom, enlarging the living room, converting the carport into a garage. son C. Freeland, Chevy B.T. Hume - First we can give you—facts, facilities, and service—is as Chase Community Asso- Presbyterian Church of close as a phone. ciation, Mr. and MrsDelra. y Beach. The Haft-Gaines' Architectural Design Department is at your service—at no charge. You For the latest prices on any stocks, bonds, or Harry 2. Graf, Sea Grape James Walker Cain - can make unlimited changes—from floor plan and layout—to design and exterior styling. Garden Club, Delray Mrs. Sherman Amsden, commodities of interest to you ... Beach Playhouse, Inc., Mrs. Zarle H. McHugh. For up-to-the-minute news and opinion from Inner Circle-Delray Beach Fritz Wiiiquist - Mr. DETAILED, PERSONALIZED CRAFTSMANSHIP - A HAFT-GAINES EXCLUSIVE. markets everywhere ... Playhouse, Mrs. Adolph and Mrs. Earle B. Pier- WATERFRONT LOCATIONS ALSO AVAILABLE For opinion—if you want it—from a seasoned Hofmann, Thomas D. Mull- son. Account Executive, backed by one of the biggest aly. Gift to Hospital - Char- Mrs. Franklin P (Hen- and best research departments in the business... u les Robertson, Briny rietta) Booth - Mr. and Breezes Fishing Club. For fast execution of any buy or sell orders ... Mrs. William Bilohorka. Mrs. AJE. Tate - Mr. ALL HOMES ARE CENTRALLY ORDER NOW - BUILD LATER Just call— Mrs, Wilbur (Jessie) and Mrs. B.C. Butler. AIR-CONDITIONED & HEATED s Tti s Hart Gaines 'Shawan - Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henszey - Mrs. 1 I ** ' ' exclusive CRestwood 6-5251 Nelson B. Phillips, Mr. S.A. Henszey. Homes at Royal Oak Hills are all electric, permits you to contract for and Mrs. Wallace B. Carr, Mrs. J.M. Cromer - Mr. Medallion Homes! Everything is General purchaseandconstructionofa We will be happy to handle your orders on a "give- Mr. and Mrs. U.K. Dennis, and Mrs. Ralph Dorste- Electric —from air conditioning to switch homeand buildanytimewithin 12 months! Mrs. K.ft, Hall, Mrs. H. witz. plates—featuring every advanced design! up" basis, if your own broker doesn't have an office Allen Hall, Board of Di- Mrs. Frederick B. Leis- Also featured: Briggs Beautyware, CHOOSE, MODIFY OR EXPAND here in town. rectors of the Woman's tikow - Woman's Republi- Remember—vacation or no—helping investors is Auxiliary of Bethesda can Club of Eelray Beach. Owens-Coming Fiberglas, Daryl Doors! FROM 9 MODEL HOMES SHOWN always our business. Memorial Hospital. Mrs. VIalter B. Shultz - Mrs. Bobert &, HolbrooU woman's Republican Club $ $ - Board of Commissioners of Delray Beach, Mrs. 17,500 to 29,500 of Bethesda Memorial IV!ERR!LL LYNCH, E.J. Curtis. piERCEs Hospital, Bethesda Me- Andrew Davlin — Mr. morial Fund Board, Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Fine. CONNECTION TO CITY SEWERAGE IS INCLUDED IN ALL HOMES! 2s and Mrs. Robbins L. Conn, Mrs. Birth Sale - Mr. UFENNER & SM1THSSMC Mr. and Mrs, Srich A. and Mrs. Everett J. Ar- Hansen, Board of Direc- hour, MEM8ERJKEWY0KK STOCK EXCHANGE AM! OTHER PRIHCiPAL STOCK AND CSMHODITY EXCHANGES tors of the Woman's Aux- Contributions to the 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH iliary of Bethesda Memo- Bethesda Memorial Fund Telephone; CRestwood 6-5251 rial Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. mayb e sent to Box 461[ Halleck Butts, Mr. and rjeiray Beach, Florida. J.C MITCHELLS SONS INSURANCE COUNSELORS 1ST ABLISHED 1923 HAFT-GAINES HAFT-GAINES HOMES - CHOSEN BY GENERAL ELECTRIC AS A SHOWCASE OF GE PRODUCTS KEN HIGGINb HAFT-GAINES HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY LIFE 22 S. Fed. "-—-^ CaSS 395-4711 BILL MITCHELL MAGAZINE AS THE OFFICIAL LIFE BUILDERS 6B THE BGCA RATON HEWS Ihursday, March 29, 1962 rous pictures and de- scaping is done by land- home buyer that his home "Florida "will have the grea- scribes the problems of scape architects who .will be kept in perfect Courtney C. Boone Receives test period of development Rutenberg Co. Featured such building as opposed choose exact types, sizes, condition through a series of any state in the II. S. in to builders who operate heights and colors of of four inspections in the Plaque from Boca Chamber the next ten years." Commenting on the com- strictly within subdivi- plantings to give year 12 month period after pur- D In National Magazine sions. round attractiveness. chase, it points out that Courtney C. itoone, former at the Royal alm Yacht and ing of the state University to Rutenberg Construction House and Home, one One of the problems de- Interior decoration and over 609t of all Ruten- mayor and vice mayor of Country flub by Chamber Boca Raton, Taravella stated Co., Inc., was featured in of the largest construc- scribed is that of finding furnishings in all Ruten- berg home sales can be Roca Raton has received a Dresident.K'en, Higgins at last that when enrollment reach- the cover story of House tion trade magazines in a lot for the customer if berg models is done by attributed to referrals from civic award plaque from the Thursday's Toffee dub mee- ed 10,000, we may expect and Home magazine in the the country, uses the he does not already own the firm's own Rutenberg satisfied customers. Boca Raton <~hamber of Com- ting. $50 million dollars spent in, February issue. term "odd-lot builder" to one. To do this, Ruten- Interiors, a wholly owned Eutenberg model homes merce. The affair was sponsored die city in a year's time. In recognizing the im- designate a builder who berg offices build up list- subsidiary of the con- are located in BocaKaton The presentation was made by the First Rank of Roca Ra- pact of the Rutenberg builds homes on the cus- ings of about 1,000 lots struction company. This Square, a development by ton whose board chairman Mr. and Mrs. J. HoweU operation on the building tomer's lot and not in in each division. Each firm is staffed with pro- Keating of .Florida, which Thomas F. Fleming Jr, in- Mosherof Nutley, HI., re- business in this country, subdivisions or develop- Kutenberg salesman must fessional decorators and is 1.8 miles west of .Fede- troduced the speaker, Joseph turned to their home recently House and Home called ments. All of the Iiuten- become intimately familiar offers a w ide choice of ral Highway on Camino D. Taravella, executive vice after visiting with Mrs. with every section of the furnishings and accesso- Real in Boca Raton. The the firm "the nation's berg Construction Com- presidentof coral Ridge Pro- Mosher's sister and her hus- city and know each and ries to its customers. public will find on display M biggest odd-lot builder . . pany building is done perties of Fort T-auderdale, band, Mr. and rs. L. n, started in 1953 with three "on the customer's lot" every building restriction Every Eutenberg home four Eutenberg models, in- Rittenhouse of Country Club and zoning regulation in buyer gets free interior cluding, the Olympus, the Taravella urged that all odd-lot houses and last throughout Florida. Village. Another recent guest year built 500 homes for order to adequately serve decorating service and Sierra, and the Sandia, Chambermernbers broadcast The eleven page article of the Rtttenhouses was Mrs, a gross of $7 million." is complete with nume- his customers. The Ruten- color coordinating advice all of which are two bed- a recent pronouncement by berg firm sells lots for as part of the home pur- room, two bath models; President John F. Kennedy Ruth Lower of Van Wort, Ohio. about one half of all homes chase price. plus the Cascade, which Public Notices they build. The House and Home is a three bedroom two Oil Painting - Water Color Throughout the years articles concludes with a bath model, and is display- NOTICE TO CREDITORS CITY OF BOCA RATON PALM BEACH COUNTY the Eutenberg firm has resume of the one year ed complete with a screen- and Photo Frames IN THE COURT OF THE BOCA RATON, FLORIDA COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR perfected its operation to guarantee that is given ed in swimming pool. Jennings Picture Framing PALM BEACH COUNTY, NOTICE the point that every step with every Rutenberg home Model homes at 1289 West FLORIDA; IN PROBATE, NO. of the construction pro- and the year long service Camino Real are open 110 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-1660 18,721 On April 1st, 1962, a penalty gram is controlled through program that assures every daily from 9:30 to 6. COURTNEY BOONE IN RE: ESTATE OF of five (57;) per cent will be JOSEPH L. BATTY added to the amount of City special forms. House and Deceased. Taxes remaining unpaid for the Home outlined these con- year 1961, in accordance with To All Creditors, Legatees, Article XVII, Section 93, of trols in detail and recog- Distributees and Persons the City Charter. nized them as the ulti- Having Any Claims or Demands To avoid the addition of the Against Said Estate: mate for this type of con- Join the exciting 3-week - penalty, the payment of all You and each of you are 1961 taxes should be made on struction w ork. hereby notified that you are or before March 31st, 1962. The Eutenberg advertis- required by Law to present finy claims and demands ing program also came in which you, or either of you, J7H7 Gibson for recognition with illus- may have against the estate City Tax Assessor-Collector of Joseph L. Batty, deceased, PubIish:Marchl5, 22, 29, 1962. trations of the type of ad- late of said County, to the Proof of Publication vertising used each week County Judge of Palm Beach in newspapers throughout County, Florida, at his office BOCA RATON NEWS TOUR in the court house of said Florida. House and Home County at West Palm Beach, LEGAL NOTICE called attention to the Florida, within six calendar NOTICE is hereby given that months from the time of the the undersigned, under the pre- high quality tone of the Arrangements have been made by the Boca Raton first publication of this notice. visions of Section 8 65.09, advertising as proper for Each claim or demand shall be Florida Statutes 1957, will in writing, and shall state the register with the Circuit Court, selling high quality homes. Hews with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines for a place of residence and post in and for Palm Beach County, Treatment of the model office address of the claimant, Florida, upon receipt of proof of and shall be sworn to by the publication of this notice, the homes also came in for "Springtime in Europe" tour... for Boca Raton claimant, his agent, or his at- fictitious name to-wit: praise and the magazine torney, and any such claim or THE CURTIS COMPANY pointed out the ideal loca- residents. . . their friends and relatives from demand not so filed shall be Void. and that the party interested in tions for the Kutenberg said business is as follows * HOLLAND anywhere. The special group rate will be $1098 s/ ETHELYN M. BATTY C.B. CURTIS models and the outstand- As executrix of the Last 2150 N.W. 1st Place ing job done on landscap- Will and Testament of Boca Raton, Fla. . .. which includes air transportation and land Joseph L. Batty, deceased. ing and interior decorat- Dated: March 20, 1962 s/ LEO J. FOX ing. The article discloses arrangements ... and most other expenses. Attorney for Executrix Publish: March 22, 29, and that all Eutenberg land- 129 Eoca Raton Road April 5, 12, 1962. ^PORTUGAL Boca Raton, Florida. Publish: MarchS, 15*, 22, 29, 1962 IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- Get all the interesting details by mailing the TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORtDA FACTS coupon on page one ... no obligation to make a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NO. 17450 THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL IN RE ESTATE OF ) *CURACAO CIRCUIT JOHN MICHAEL BRADY, ) which people who reservation... but decide soon to take advantage IN AND FOR PALM BEACH Deceased. COUNTY, FLORIDA are interested NOTICE TO BENEFICIARIES of this opportunity to see Europe at the right time TN CHANCERY NO. S2C539-E —— The State of Florida to all in taking the WILLIAM H. LUNSFORD and persons having any claim or and price . . . with the right people. MARY L. LUNSFORD, his wife, *DUKH WEST INDIES interest, such as next of kin Plaintiffs, of decedent, in the estate of vs. JOHN MICHAEL BRADY, de- NEWSPAPER TRENTON M. RICHARDS and ceased: ANGELA V. RICHARDS, You are hereby notified that his wife, a petition has been filed pray- TOUR Defendants. ing for a determination of the beneficiaries of said estate. -should know ... leaving May 15th NOTICE TO DEFEND You are hereby required to TO: TRENTON M. RICHARDS, file your written defenses about the... and ANGELA V. RICHARDS, hereto within forty (40) days his wife, after the first publication here- 4723 Upton Street, N.W. of. Should you fail therein, RELIABILITY Washington 16, D.C. decree will be entered in due course upon said petition, OF YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE WITNESS my hand and seal NOTICE that on the 13th day of of said Court at West Palm March, 1962, the Complaint of Beach, Florida, this 6th day WILLIAM H, LUNSFORD and of March, A.D, '.962, KLM MARY L. LUNSFORD, his wife, for the foreclosure of the mort- Paul T, Douglas $ KLM has carried gage dated May 4, 1961, end re- County Judge more than twelve corded in Official Record Book Fy L ean L, Mock 632, page 531, public records of million passengers a Palm Beach County, Florida, total of twenty-four encumbering the following de- Publish: March 8, 15, 22, 29, 1962 billion passenger scribed real property, to wit: miles. East 100 feet of Lot 7, Block 4, REPLAT. OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS @ KLM is pre-eminent YACHT HARBOR, according IN THE COURT OF THE to the Plat thereof on file COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR in jet maintenance. in the office of the Clerk of PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLOR- KLM crews were ser- the Circuit Court in and for IDA; IN PROBATE, NO. 18686 vicing NATO jets Palm Beach County, Flori- years before the first da, in Plat Book 23, page IN HE: ESTATE OF 57. CHARLES F. KNAPP jetliners went into Deceased. transatlantic service. and given by you, the defen- dants, to the plaintiffs, was To All Creditors, Legatees, Dis- @ A KLM Royal 8 Jet filed in the above Court. tributees and Persons Having Any Claims or Demands Against has no less than YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIR- Said Estate: ED to file your answers with seven systems of the Clerk of said Court and to You and each of you are here- navigation. serve a copy thereof upon the by notified that you are requir- plaintiffs' attorneys, whose ed by L aw to present any claims O WEATHER RADAR name and address is: and demands which you, or Every KLM Royal 8 Law Offices, W.H, Hallman either of you, may have against 131 Northeast First Avenue the estate of CHARLES F. Jet has weather radar Boca Raton, Florida KNAPP, deceased, late of said also. Your captain on or before April 16, 1962, County, to the County Judge of can see the weather otherwise the allegations of Palm Beach County, Florida, at 150 miles ahead. said complaint will be taken his office in the court house of as confessed by you. said County at West Palm And avoid it, if Beach, Florida, within six bumpy. DONE AND ORDERED at calendar months from the time West Palm Beach, Florida, on of the first publication of this this the 13th day of March, notice. Each claim or demand ® It costs KLM $236,- 1962. shall be in writing in duplicate, 000 to train the and shall state the place of res- J. ALEX ARNETTE idence and post office address flight crew for one Clerk of Circuit Court of the claimant, and shall be Royal 8 Jet Palm Beach County, Florida sworn to by the claimant, his By Thaddle P. Plant agent, or his attorney, and any ® Any KLM pilot who Deputy Clerk such claim or demand not so aspires to command (Circuit Court Seal) Sled shall be void. of a KLM jet must LAW OFFICES, W.H. HALLMAN ROBERT I. HONCHELL go back to school. 131 Northeast First Avenue As Administrator C.T.A. of He spends a total of Boca Raton, Florida the Estate of CHARLES F, 36 hours in an elec- PUBLISH: March 15, 22, 29; KNAPP, deceased. tronic jet trainer April 5, 1962. First publication: March 15, 1962 getting the "feel" March 15, 22, 29, and April 5, of an actual Royal 8 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S 1962 COURT, IN AND FOR PALM Jet - even to the BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S hum of the engines COURT, IN AND FOR P/LM and the flow of air- Probate No. 18628 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA conditioning. Then IN RE: ESTATE OF ) PROBATE NO. 18752 he spends 18 hours MARGE ROTHE, deceased. ) IN RE ESTATE OF in the air on special NOTICE TO CREDITORS ROY G. HENDERSON, training flights. All creditors of the estate of Deceased MARGE ROTHE, deceased, are hereby notified and required to NOTICE TO CREDITORS ® KLM's electronic trainer cost one mil- file any claims or demands All creditors of the estate of which they may have against Roy. G. Henderson, . deceased lion dollars Yet it said estate in the office of the are hereby notified and required never flies. It merely county judge of Palm Beach to file any claims or demands stimulates an actual County, Florida, In the court- which they may have against house at West Palm Beach, said estate in the office of the flight in amazing de- Florida, within six calendar County Judge of Palm Beach tail. Example: If a months from the date of the County, Florida, in the Court- pilot "turns" the first publication of this notice. house at West Palm Beach, aircraft at an angle Each claim or demand must be Florida, within six calendar in writing and must state the months fram the date of the Uiat would upset place or residence and post off- first publication of this notice. passengers' coffee on Ice address of the claimant and Each claim or demand roust be area! flight, the angle must be sworn to by the clai- in writing and must state the is recorded. Later, it mant, his agent, or his attorney, place or residence and post or it will become void according office address of the claimant is played back to the to law. and must be sworn to by the pilot by a KLM in- March S, 1962. LeonJF. Weaver claimant, his agent, or his at- structor. torney, or it will become void Leon F, Weaver, Executor of according to law. the Estate of MARGE 9 Every KLM steward ROTHE, deceased, March 24, 1962 and stewardess Matilda Mae Henderson speaks at least four LEON F. WEAVER M §m"Ba~ Mlie~"H"en~6fer"son" languages fluently. Attorney at Law Executrix of the Estate of 169 Palmetto Park Road Roy G.Henderson, deceased On a flight to Europe, P.O. Drawer 8 the cabin crew col- ROYAL DUTCH First publication on: March 29, AIRLINES Boca Raton, Florida 1962. lectively may speak Publish: March IS, 22, 29, FumiBh proof of publication. as many as eight April 5, 1962 Publish: March 29, April' 5, 12, Furnish Proof of Publication 19, 196Z languages. Thursday,1 March 29, 1962 THE BOCA RAICH NEWS 7B Mary June Ashe Bridge, Style Show Planned Today A dessert bridge and style the Cabana Club Surf Room, Bride OJ show will highlight the mee- The group will meet toda> tingofthe Newcomers Club . g atl2 30p#mi f B R t be held at UodsOfl of Boca Raton to be held at Miss Mary Tune Ashe be- came the bride of Hobart ^dward ODdson Thursday at 8 p.m. in the First Metho- when dist Church of Pompano Beach. The Rev. Charles A. back home, too. Grace TURN TO THE FIRM and Mrs. Fulton are seeing Thompson officiated before the sights, and went for a an altar decorated with can- BEST QUALIFIED AROUND the Town jungle cruise together, to delabra and baskets of white with bea landry get a waterway view of gladioli, lilies and carna- the Gold Coast area. tions. women's editor Displaying some of the new Easter bonnets to be The bride is the daughter ' in BOCA BATON shown at the Woman's Club Mad Hatters Coffee Sat- 'I'm wild again, beguiled again' ... in fact I have Mr. and Mrs. Mark Las- of Mr. and Mrs. Haven M. Spring fever . . . Spring trip fever, I mean. When I ker, 898 Ponce de Leon urday are left, Mrs. Dorothy Adams, chairman, and Ashe, 2264 N. W. Third Ave- read about all the fabulous places the group is going Road, gave a dinner party right, Mrs. Paul Bebout Jr», vice chairman. nue, Boca Raton. The bride- on the Boca Raton News tour. . I wish upon a star. . at the Venetian Isles groom is the son of Mrs. SWIMMING that I could go, too. Imagine Spring in Spain, .France Yacht Club recently. Mr. and Mrs. J.E, Evans, 'Mad Hatters' Hobart w. nodson, "ompano or Rome. I couldn't choose any special place so Guests were Mr. and Mrs. 436 N.E. 30th Street, Beach, and the late Dr. would like to go to all of them. Sam Eavis, of Deerfield Boca Raton, had visitors Do dson. Just the names fascinate me, Dutch West Indies, Eeach, and Dr. and Mrs. they hated to see leave, Coffee Sat. The bride chose to wear John Rosen, of New York Pwt Sconce Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, France and Hol- in their daughter and son- City. The occasion was a Ladies who would like to for her wedding, a street land. Where to go first? But one doesn't have to won- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.V.T. length gown of white silk with ©CUSTOM WORK der, it is all arranged and even guided. No high school farewell dinner for their Kempton, of Boston, Mass. seethe latest Easter chapeau old friends, the doctor and the easy way, and do a good a bolero embroidered in se- French or other language needed, that's for me. Well, With Joy and Eunice, quins. Her circular veil was ©COMPETITIVE RATES I can dream, can't I? his wife. deed at the same time, will Houseguest at the Las- were their two children, be at the Boca Raton Library shoulder length and she car- ker home, having arrived Evan, 13, and Joy, 8.Saturday morning for the ried a cascade of miniature Call about our Trial Service Offer Mrs. N.D. Guimby, 2298 area, retired two years All the sights that could carnations and stephanotis N.2. Fourth Ave., Eoca ago. Sunday from Detroit, Mich., Woman's Club of Boca Raton '•••# is Lasker's sister, Mrs. be seen, plus a jungle centered with a white orchid. Raton, has a houseguest When the Jerseyites re- cruise, and beach shell- sponsore d annual Ma d Ha tters who thinks highly of her turn to Boca Raton, they'll H.L. Seymour, who will Coffee at 11 a. m. Margaret Ashe, sister of be staying in Boca Raton ing, kept the folks from 395-4249 husband. Grace Wernsing, have a permanent address, Bean town busy. Last year's coffee for the the bride, was her maid of of West Orange, N.J., old for ten days. honor. She wore a street 1301 S.W.,Fourth St., Boca After the recent storm, benefitofthe children's sec- PACIFIC MAINTENANCE family friend of Mrs.Raton Square. The house tion of the library, helped length frock of pastel blue Miss Slsa M. Jaede, 485 the family found many un- Quiraby and her sister, is under construction. purchase books, chairs and organza and carried a cas- & POOL SERVICE Mrs. Evans, of 436 N..E. N.E. 34th St., has bidusual shells. Mrs. Evans : Al is a member of the reported that in the year tables. The Mad Hatters' cade of yellow roses and 30th Street, Boca Raton, Lions Club and the Ameri- farewell to one of her and a half she and Mr. coffee will again be used to daisy pom poms. will be with Mr. and Mrs. can Legion, back in houseguests, A.H. Mooney, William Felton served as Quimby for an indefinite of Flanders, N.J., andEvans have been Boca benefit this section. Spring Lake, so you can Eaton residents, they've the best man. Ushers were stay. kept the other, Mrs. Moo- Coffee and sweet rolls for D guess where he plans to visited the beach regular- eter ifoch and Ronald Ashe. What's the connection visit soon after they re- ney, with her for a couple everyone attending will be more weeks. ly. "Shells entirely diffe- an added feature of the event. Following a honeymoon in between Grace and Mr,turn to Florida. rent from those we have Phone Mrs. Mooney is Miss Mrs. Dorothy Adams is Nassau, the couple will be Quimby? He was a school previously found were on at home at 1210 S. v.- sixth principal, and Grace, one Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Evans, Jaede's sister, who pro- chairman, and Mrs. Paul longed her visit. Mr. and the beach when the Terrace, °ompano Reach. 395-2440 of his teachers. 436 N.E. 30th St., Boca storm left," she said. Bebout, vice chairman. Raton, no sooner sent Mrs. Mooney had spent a HOUR month with Miss Jaede Joe, an electronic sales Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. their daughter, son-in-law, engineer, made the Flori- Col. and Mrs. J.VFort. y & Eight Will Rachel, who have been and two grandchildren on prior to Mooney's return Brown, 2200 N.E. Third CLEANERS to New Jersey. da branch of the family de- staying at a RE. 45th their road back to Boston, lighted in his remark, "If Way, Winfield Park, had Hold Initiation St. address, will soon Mass., when they welcom- I were sure of a job, I'd visitors recently who Voiture Tacale No. 290 be leaving for their home ed Mrs. Fred Fulton, of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraser move here." Eunice was made a decision on re- p at 420 Central Ave., Clearwater, Florida. Johnson, 600 N. W. 13th Forty & Fight of west alm in complete accord. tirement in Florida on Reach will hold initiation Spring Lake, N.J. They'll Mrs. Quimby's guest, Ave., are enjoying a visit the third day of their leave April 2nd for theGrace Wernsing, Mrs. Ful- from their niece and stay. The colonel's sis- ceremonies at the Legion north. ton, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, nephew, Mr. and Mrs. J..A. .Mrs. Edna May .Alley, ter and brother-in-law, Home, Thursday, April 5 at Al, a retired advertis- and Mr. and Mrs. Quimby, Knowles, of Toronto, Camino Eeal, is enter- Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. 8 p.m. when all new mem- ing manager for five local were all residents of West Canada, who will be taining visitors from .Au- Stiles, of Upper Mont- bers will be initiated. newspapers in his home Orange, N.J,., and friends houseguests for about gusta, Maine. Visiting clair, N.J., decided to Pach new member will be two more weeks. cousins, Mr. and Mrs.settle in Royal Oak presented with a gold Ame- Take Mr. and Mrs. Knowles Maynard Young, and Mr.Hills. For the duration rican Legion button, a mi- are on a six-week vaca- and Mrs. Floyd Barrows, of their visit, color niature flag, decal and Le- tion. Mrs. Knowles men- have been having a gala schemes, etc., were the gion pamphlet "You Are the 1943 N. FEDERAL HWY. a portrait time, seeing the sights, tioned that, while the main consideration for American Legion." roads were clear all thefishing and dining in the two who were full of of your w,ay down, they had en-some of the area's attrac- plans. RIALTQRS Or iOCA HATON k €> •<; tive spots. You wouldn't call countered some snow in The following are MARCH Mrs. Alley is the mother Stiles plans retirement a banker to RAY LASHER, 102 E. Boca G e ttys bu rg, P a. N atu rally, in the near future. The members of the Raton Rd.. ph. 395-2655. it was cold when they left of Dr. John Alley, of Eoy- help you move! Boca RatonBoard MacLAREN & ANDERSON CHILD al Palm. Naturally, the couple have two married of Realtors.Doing INC., 151 E. Royal palm home business with Rd.. Phone 39S-1333. visitors had a try at fish- sons, one in Nutley, themfyou are as- N.J.., and one in Little J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22S. COLONY ffUPIO ing on the waterway, in sured the highest Federal Hwy., ph. 395-4711 Boca News Bldg. Guests from West Hart- Falls, N.J. type; of service hope of snook. They sett- 5O . . . RELY ON YOUR that can be admin- MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 Call 395-5511 ford, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. S.E. 1st Ave., ph. 395-4044. James Eisell and Watt led for snapper. •rSPECjALIST FOR; - tere^i In the PETRUZZELLI REALTY, Inc., March s child is as changeable as Spring. The Maine visitors went Mr. and Mrs. Robert fleli of Real 2325 N. Ocean Blvd phone He s noisily happy one moment.. .pensively McCullough, and Mrs. ALL CAMERA NEEDS! Estate Practice. 395-0822. quiet the next. His understanding nature Helen Bell of Tampa, to see a Seminole village, Bookmyer, Boca Villas, V. BYRON"P.ARKS, 499 E.Pal- attracts friends of many types and March loves Fla,, were entertained and compare the Florida will have as their house W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal mettoParkRd.,ph. 39S-06I1 all of them. Enthusiasm, idealism and tolerance last Sunday at the polo Indians with Maine's guest, their niece, Miss TRUE VALUE Hwy., Ph. 395-4334. J. STUART ROBERTSON, may draw him to such fields as medicine, Carol Lundburg, of Pri- CONN C. CURRY, 164 East 152 S. Federal Hwy., phone teaching or social work. His gem is the game and cocktails by Abernacki and Pejepscot Boca Raton Road, P.O.Box 395-4626. Indians. Their decision mas, Pa. Carol will spend 354, Ph. 395-3314,. FRED TAYLOR, 3700 North bloodstone, faithful as his own heart. Daffodil their host and hostess, Fed. Hwy., phone 395-2052 is the flower for March. regarding the comparison her Spring vacation here. WM. DAY, 500 Spilth Federal Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. COLOR Highway, ph. 395-0220. WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 South Hazlett, of Spanish River wasn't made known, but Miss Lundburg will be .6 Fed. Hwy., Phone 395-0944. another decision was. the guest of honor at a HARLEY D. GATES, 232 S. TOWN AND COUNTRY, 164 Road, Boca Raton. Federal Hwy., ph. 395-2733 East Boca Raton Road, McCullough stopped by Both couples have decid- luncheon given for her at ORYAL E. HADiEY, 400 E. Phone 395-3434. for a visit enroute from ed where their retirement the Royal Palm Yacht Palmetto Park Road phone TUNISON PROPERTIES OF get itiore ior Club. Mr. and Mrs. Book- 395-2244. FLA., me, Ifi5 East Boca St. Croix to his West Hart- home will be, and it's JACK P. JEMISON, 998 S. Raton Road, phone 39S-2944. ford home. Royal Palm. Mr. Young myer will leave early in Federal Hwy.,Bh. 395-2000. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., is owner of a large televi- April for their home in F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 470 S, Federal Highway, By N. Ocean Blvd., ph.395-5252. Phone 395-4000. Mrs. Dorothy Ingalls, sion store in his home- Bryn Mawr, Pa., and on LANGLEY REAlLTY, 119 W. their return will occupy Palmetto Park Road, Phone OTTO YARK, 251 East Royal Camino Heal Apartments, town, and Mr. Barrows, 395-4727. Palm Road, Phone 395-1661. and her sister, Mrs. Ruth superintendent of a paper their new home on Silver mill in Brunswick, Maine. Palm Road East, in'Royal KODAK Snell, of Boca Raton YOUR CAMERA SPECIALIST Square, shared guests re- They figure it'll be about Palm. cently. Mrs. Kuth Moore, a year and a half before Mrs. Pauline Fussell and they're permanent resi- Mrs. R.D. Freeman, all dents here. Happy birthday greet- BOCA ^FERTILIZER Miami residents, were din- ings go this week to 30% Organic Nitrogen ed at the Royal Palm A vacationing couple in Jesse M. Everett on his camera plus a]] Essential Yacht and Country Club, Boca Raton, who are look- young 79th birthday. He Minerals taken to Bahia Mar, where ing around with a retire- was honored at a family dinner Sunday at the CENTER 1OO Sb. in 2-50 Ib. Baas 349 another dinner entertained ment home in mind, are NORTH the visitors, and then Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Seed, home of his son-in-law Royal Palm shown the sights around of Rochester, Mich. With and daughter, Mr. and BOCA RAT&N Boca Raton. them is their granddaugh- Mrs. John Olsson. Shopping Center 20 GAL SIZE ter, Marcia, a sophomore at the University of Mich- GALVANI2ED igan. Seed is editor of the REPUBLICANS! Rochester Clarion, started $2J9GARBAGE in 1898 by his father, D/iaping..! 3.89 VALUE CAN History is being made in Palm Beach County. May 8, Charles C. Seed. 'THE GOLD C we have a primary, lot only do we have contests -- We Repair All This W@@k's Special ! but, these 4 contestants are from Boca Raton. WESTINGHOUSE OPEN END Small Appliances PHY IRON HAROLD J. DANi - FOB THE COUNTY COMMISSION. an<§ Power Tools MELV9N SCHMSTT - FOR INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT COMMISSIONEB. At HEELER'S you'll DONALD Sunbeam find hundreds of bolts of the most exciting tY - FOR CLEBK OF THE CRIMINAL COUET OF KECOKD. drapery fabrics any- where , . . durable LIBBEY GLASSES MEMBER STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Dormeyer JOHN textures . . . just for * COMPLETE SETS the Gold Coast! COCKTAIL * TANKARDS EACH OF THESE HEH HAS A REPUBLICAN OPPONENT. All draperies expert- OLD FASHION • PBLSNER G.I. ly made in our own * CHAMPAGNE LEI EVERY BOCA RAIOH REPUBLICAN VOTE HAY 8 workrooms. * WHISKEY SOUS - AND VOTE FOR OUR FELLOW CITIZENS! No charge for mak- Presto ing full length, regu- lar or traverse, from $1.98 yd. Guaranteed REGISTER West Bend rods and installation. OFF LIST PRICE To vote in the Republican primary, you must be registered as a Republican. (plus all others) Independents and Democrats cannot vote Republican. To change your regis- FACTORY SERVICE COMPLETE tlNE OF tration, go to the City Hall - to the City Clerk - and he will change your WALLPAPER and PAINTS registration. IT MUST BE DONE ON OR BEFORE APRIL 6. Op«n REDUCED PRICES MOW IS THE TIME FOU ALL GOOD PEOPLE mLERylm 9-5:30 395-4141 m FLINT KOTE TO COM! TO THE A9D OF THE PARTY AND VOTE limping the Gold Coast Com* In Or Phon* 3415 S. Federal Highway, D.lray Beach, CSt 8-2877 REPUBLICAN - MAY, 8 SSO N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Visit our display showroom (Cove Canter) Deerfield BOCA RATON Pol, Adv. paid tor by Melvin Schmitt 1603 S.E. 3rd Court - Phons 395-2888 1721. Boca Hat on THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, March 29, 1962 iiiiiliitr A BONELESS CHUCK » 69* - CHUCK STEAK "Super-Right" 79* Sale! SOUTHERN STAR SKINLESS COOKED BONELESS SWISS STEAK CANNED HAM BONELESS SHOULDER Your CALIF. ROAST choke OR • CLOD ROAST "Super-Right" Top Quality i Breakfast Bacon GRADE '"A" SHIPPED DRESSED & DRAWN "ice packed" MORTON'S QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN, TURKEY or Baking Hens £&. * 39* Beef Pot Pies 55^998-oz. * "SUPER-RIGHT" or HERMAN'S ALL MEAT HYGRADE CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN Skinless Franks X SHRIMP All Meat Bologna * 39* WILSON'S GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN DINNERS Fryer Thighs 2 ^ 1.19 EARLDeY GARDEl MontN SWEETe 99* Sale ! 8-oz. Pkg. PEAS i Cap'n John's Quick Frozen Breaded Fruit Cocktail fish Portions 10-02. Pkg. 35* or Yellow Cling Peaches White, Flaky, Quick Frozen Sliced 'It \\ 12-oz. CAN GOLDEN WHOLE KERNEL Stiib Lb. 59* IDAHO BAKING Baked Foods CORN * [SPECIALS! Potatoes 10-59* 1-Ib. Jar Sliced or Whole Beets 6^99 m VINE RIPE TENDER GREEN 1-lb. Cans Cream Style Corn " JANE PARKER TOMATOES WISCONSIN COLORED CHEDDAR GOLDEN Fresh Cheese 45* A&P FROZEN CONCENTRATED LOAF CAKE SWEET RIPE 6-oz. C Orange Juice 6 Cans For St'wberries3 85 MARCAL W FARM STYLE 6-6-6 Facial Tissue 22^35* JANE PARKER T BLUEBERRY 25 LIBBY'S or PEACH Fertilizer 50 I Vienna Sausage 3 "- 59* SUNNYBROOK BRAND GRADE "A" FRESH FLORIDA REG. 59* EACH TUDOR ALE or Large Eggs 2 ..89$ THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. )ANE PARKER DELICIOUS 12-O2. Prices in this ad are HOT CROSS BUNS 3f 37* Bottles Super J^arkets effective through BEER AMERICA'S DEPEKDABIC FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 Saturday, March 31. 1660 N. Federal Boca Raton iOLD KING FROZEN] LAVS LUSTRE CREME Peppridge Farm Apple STARKIST SOLID Thousand Island Dressing ALL FLAVORS THE FUN BATH HUSH PUPPIES POTATO CHIPS SHAMPOO TUiNOfIRS WHITE TUNA PFEIFFERS SC00L-A1D SOAKY 10-oz. 12-oz. 8-oz. 5