r-.-. BOCA RATON NEWS VOL.6 NO. 20 18 Pages Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, April 13, 1961 TEN CENTS COPY PD Report Shows 27 Accidents FAA Action Weakens Automobile accidents caused property damage estimated at $9,225 dur- ing the month of March, the Police Department monthly report showed. Airport Return Suit A total of 27 accidents were investigated by the department during the month, persona] injuries Otto Carl Mundt Jr., 22, of Delray Beach, driver of this car, was pronounced were involved in 10 of dead on arrival at Bethesda Memorial Hospital. The accident, on North Federal them. Highway at the Boca Raton city limits, occurred at 1:05 a.m. Wednesday. Po- The report showed that Are Pleased lice said Mundt's car was travelling south at a "high rate of speed" when it the Police department left the highway and rolled five times. They estimated His speed at roughly handled 118 complaints By Action 100 mph on the basis of the distance he travelled and the number of times the and issued 22 summonses. car rolled. Fifteen persons appeared The taxpayers suit to - in court and the remainder return to the City the forfeited their bonds. 203-acre airstrip deeded pines 'and forfeitures to the State Board of Con- for the month totaled trol was rapidly losing its Lamb To Deal With Owners $357.50. impetus this week. Department cars clock- Approval by the Federal ed a total of 24,830 miles Aviation Agency of the in the month. The depart- State Board of Control To Buy Improvement lands ment investigated 35 plans for operation of the criminal offenses, added Instructions to deal di- Lamb to arrange two Coast Railroad tracks in airport were well receiv- one new man and finger- ed in aviation circles here rectly with property own- meetings, 2 bedroom 2 stell ation chartered from tion with beautiful Camino Real may soon be improv- bath apartments. Three of National Airlines is sched- ed and aligned as it should have been years ago. the apartments have been uled to carry a contingent sold in advance, 'the own- of University supporters The City Commission has shown a determination ers said. Units are air- to effect this badly needed improvement without fur- from Dade, Broward and conditioned and equipped palm Beach Counties. ther delay. with all-electric kitchens. * * * * The itinerary calls for This week some 70 million Americans will report Each wing of the new arrival in Tallahassee at to Uncle Sam on last year's income. They will ac- building will contain only 10 a.m., a tour of the state count for about $165 billion in gross personal in- two apartments — one on capitol and visits to exe- come. But another group that received something the first Soor and one on cutive and administrative like $220 billion escape their share of the huge Fed- the second. They are ar-offices and luncheon at eral budget through exemptions that favor their line ranged to provide the max- Florida state University. of business. imum privacy. Quest park- Dr. Gordon Black well, Thousands will pay more than they owe because ing on A1A and Banyan president of FSU, will they can't understand the forms and instructions. ;No Rd. has also been provid- address the group. Also telling how many run the risk of filing no returns at ed. on schedule is a tour.of all. Information regarding the FSU campus and a Our unfair and unsound Federal Income Tax law is the new and only other tour of the Florida A&M undermining the tax morality of our citizens and pre- building planned in thecampus. venting the expansion of the nation's economy. Not popular Boca Raton co- The plane will leave only tax experts but just about everybody else knows operative may be obtained Tallahassee at 6:30 p.m. this to be the fact. on the property from de- and arrive in West palm This badly needed reform will come about only velopers C. George Jac- Beach at 8; 15. Dinner through an aroused public demand. Read "Let's Get Thousands of shoppers jammed into the new A&P his new store liut added "there were an awful lot of card and PL Claude Eoag- will be served aboard Off the Tax Road to Ruin" in April Reader's Digest supermarket here Tuesday afternoon for the opening people in here," Shown in the picture is only a part land. the plane on the return; — then sit down and write your representatives in day celebration. Store manager E.L. Whitney said he of the crowd which piled up behind all six of the trip. The round-trip cost Congress about'it! was unable to estimate the number of shoppers in store's check-out lanes. SUPPORT BOCA U Including meals is $35. 2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 13, 1961 Col. and Mrs. Arnold relaxing vacation in Puerto Chamber Plans MacSpadden are enjoying a Rico. Sign Fix-Up Rehabilitation of the di- rectional industrial sign on North Federal Highway and 13thStreet is expected to be 1NDS SATURDAY SUNDAY accomplished in the immed- iate future according to Boca Raton Cham ber of Com- ™ HOODLUM merce president Charles E. de Vault. PRIEST This project which has been under study for some time, is being undertaken jointly by the Chamber and the City Industrial Commis- James Dean meets a member of,the gang in Warner sion. Bros.' "Rebel Without A Cause," starting Sunday at It is anticipatee that di- the Delray Drive-In Theatre* rectional signs will be placed North of the Chamber Build- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reid Mrs. Theresa Berlin of ing and at the site of the pre- Hirsh recently visited rela- Chatham Hills is a patient sent sign, but the list f in- tives in Monte lair, N. J. in Holy Cross Hospital. dustries willnotbe included.. The "Directory" type signs will be located west of the RESTAURANT railroad tracks if present re- and commendations are adopted. EBB TIDE LOUNGE Preparation and installation 'The Absent-Minded Professor," complete with flying Model T's, stars Fred of the signs will be done/ Raton's FSH1S? and MacMurray, Nancy Olson, Keenan Wynn and Tommy Kirk, The Walt Disney pro- LARGEST Rostaurant through the cooperation of duction is now playing at the Cinema in Shoppers Haven, the Boca Raton Department SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES of Public Works. PLUS: DESIRE Personals Teen Talk Fresh Daily SUPPORT BOCA U IN THE DUST Ties of friendship dating U.S. CHOICE MEATS ONLY back over 30 years have been Accents On Tap For Full Course Dinners serving renewed by Michigan visitors during the lastsix weeks. Mr. from $1.95 Till z A.M. and Mrs. D. Webster Kay, Teen Town April 15 6000 N. Federal Hwy,, Boca Raton CR 8-1741 who have been occupying the BY DE DE JACOBS Meeker home, left Tuesday A new month means new plans, new fun, • and new for their homes at Pleasant ideas, so let's see just how that calendar looks fa April. Ridge and Glen Lake, Mich. The beginning oi this month meant the end of the bas- RESTAURANT and While here they were fre- ketball season for Teen Town. Closing it with a victory 3100 IS. FEDERAL HWY., POMPANO BEACH LOUNGE quently seen with old friends for both boy's and girl'steams, we now have an undefeated HEAR CHARLOTTE at her RINKY-TINK PIANO and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kalb- girl's squad and the boy's proud record shows only one ORGAN . . . playing all the "Old Time Favorites" fleish, the Russell Drivers, loss. Following the games with Riviera for your singing and listening pleasure. the Charles Vvhelans and Dr. Beach, everyone went over to Teen Town and Mrs. James R. Connolly. for a casual drop-in and barbecue. They remained ourguests that evening at a dance Filet Mignon Including Mr. and Mrs. Judson Wi- with the Jesters. tossed Salad, ley are visiting here from baked gbtato with seur Beware the Ides of April - Be there the Cream .and chives 1« Washington, Pa. They plan Idesof April. If you like the finer things of STEAK to stay until around May 1. life like Shakespeare, Saturday nights and \ They enjoyed a trip around rock n' roll, then you" love the finest the state before coming to WHOLE BROILED LOBSTER Prime sound in the field of r-n-r, the Accents! CHARLOTTE Boca Raton. And if you're between the ages of 13 and RIBS of BEEF • BROILED SNAPPER 20 and if you doappreciatethe finer things, De De Jacobs Mrs. RobertKreaterof Bo- then follow these directions... count back 61 words, mem- ca Villas has as her guests, orize the next 11- and inquire where, when and why. Ans- hermother, Mrs. E.A.Wal- wer to inquiry No. 1 - Teen Town- inquiry No. 2 - April The FAMILY Cafeteria ker, and her brother Ray- 25th, 7:30 to 11:00; inquiry No. 3 - for a great night! mond Walkerof Neptune, N. Don't miss out! J. The following Saturday night dance will be a special surprise to be announced at a later date. Curious? 1 While the older kids pass up Teen Town the next Sat- SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE urday for that long awaited Prom night, the younger kids willhave a special treat, too. April 29th will be their turn Music by to live it up when Teen Town holds a junior high dance. Ralph Chicks - Star Knights That's right-everyone's invited from 7th grade up! Music INDEPENDENT cafeteria featuringvarie d by the Jesters, 7:30-11, 25£ members, 50(S non-members, menus and tables with snowy-white cloths! school attire. Guest Lady Vocalist ELEGANCE WITHOUT Don't forget--the original hully-gully-ers, the "Ac- EXTRAVAGANCE cents, " will be at Teen Town this Saturday night. Saturday, April 15, Public Invited To Mr. Al Veal: We do hope you're feeling better And will soon be up and out. Serving Hours m Adm, $2,00 Couple There's something about you 11:30 to 2 P.M. That all of us here just can't do without! 4:30 to 8 P.M. • 9;00 till? AMPLE PARKING AF Will Enlist and must pass a series of County 'Flight' mental and physical exam- 500 N. FEDERAL AMERICAN LEGION POST 277 The United States Air For- inations. The flight will be HIGHWAY enlisted and will depart West 120 N.W. 1st Street, Boca Raton ce has announced that young POMPANO BEACH men living in Palrn Beach Palm Beach via commercial County, who are high school airlines June 19. graduates, now have the op- portunity of enlistingin a OPENS 1145 special "All-Palm Beach" You Are Invited TO VISIT Free Parking 2OOO Cars flight. Feature At Representing a "first" the 2:40-4:55-7:10 flight, known as " The Pres- and 9:30 idential, " is to be made up of fifty young memliving in Sat. Extra Show the county. The fifty will Tstes enlist, together, and will complete basic tra ning at Lackland AF Base, Texas, as They begged a unitprior to attendance at ON THS INTRACOASTAL at Boca Raton Our models are open- They couldn't He bet his various technical schools. ed every day from 10 for . Walt Disneyfc ^Absent-minded Pfofesbp "LAKE ROGERS ISLES is community that helps you . '»«FRED NANCY KEENAN TOMMY ,„,, ^ press the SUCCESS you ACHIEVED." Thursday, April 13, 1961 THEBOCA RATON NEWS 3A Deaths of Civil Defense in Boca Ra- and Pastor Wendell P. Love- ton until he resigned a short Voting.Tomorrow in. Co!. Jewell Cook less of the Boca Raton Com- time before he left for Mex- munity Church. Burial was Word was received here . ico. in Boca Raton Memorial Ce- Seacrest High Elections of the death of Col. Jewell Survivors include his wife metery. Howard Cook, 58, U.S. ar- BY GEORGE KRAUTWALD Marjorie, and a brother. my, retired, last Moiiday in The posters are up, the candidates selected, and the Burial will be in Arlington Mrs. Pauline Walters Mexico. The report said he fever is present. Student body election time is here again. National Cemetery, Virgi- was stricken with a fatal Funeral services were held As the primaries got under way last week the entire nia. heart attack. Monday in the Kraeer Fun- student body was divided into two parties, the green and Col. Cook lived at 400 William G. Crowe eral Chapel, Boca Raton, the white. Primaries were held, and selected to represent N.E. Third Street, Boca Ra- for Mrs. Pauline Marie Wal- their parties in the final election were, President, Green, Funeral services were held ton, until two months ago ters, 61, of 200 N. E. Sixth Lew Bryden, white, Mark Tofano, the only Boca Ratonite Tuesday for William George when he left wi th Mrs. Cook Court, Boca Raton, who died running, Vice-President, green-Barry Seaer, white, Sally Crowe, 73, of 711 N. W. 7th for a vacation in Mexico. at her residence Friday after Baner, Secretary, green, Diane Knudson, white, Anne Drive, Boca Raton, who died He was a graduate of the an extended illness. Breslauer, Treasurer, green, Marc Miller, white, John suddenly last Sunday. University of Pennsylvania, She came here five years Wright. Formerly a resident of 1925, was a quartermaster ago from Baldin, Long Island, The candidates will speak before the student body to- Topeka, Kan., he came to officer and served in Europe N.Y. , day, and tomorrow, April 14, the election will be held. Boca Raton two and a half during World War II and la- Survivors include her hus- Students will vote on county voting machines,, andonly years ago. Survivors include ter in Korea. his wife, Nellie, of Boca band, Valentine, Boca Ra- those who registered and voted in the primaries will be ton; a brother, Frederick permitted to vote. Among his decorations he Raton; a brother J. B. Crowe, ha d the Legion of Merit and Palos Verdes Estates, Calif., Jung, Brooklyn, N. Y. and a Names of winning candidates will appear next week, sister, Mrs. Helen Meiser of till then, good luck to all those who are running. Bronze Star Medal with Oak and a sister, Mrs. Sarah Nar- Leaf Ouster. ron, Corpus Christi, Texas. Westbrook, N.J. Last week saw another election at Seacrest, this one The Rev. Ernest Hawk, being for the selection of the 1961-62 varsity cheerleading Col. Cook was Director The services, at Kraeer Chapelin Boca Raton, were pastorof the First Methodist squad. The election was held on Tuesday April 4, with Church, officiated at the three Boca Raton lovelies being selected for next years conducted by the Rev. Al- PTA to Meet bert Gl Shiphorst, pastor of services. Burial was in Boca squad. Selected were Bunny Baka, Sue Beasley, and Dana Raton Memorial Cemetery. Mucci, all of Boca Raton, along with Bette Butt, Sally the First Presbyterian Church, Baner, Marie Herder, Lois LaCroix, and Tinka Ruesch. Mayor Leo J. Fox signs the proclamation officially declaring next week as Monday Night Few people realize the importance of the cheerleaders, "National Library Week'' in Boca Raton. The city's two librarians, Miss Sarah The April meeting of the W STAR DECORATOR'S SERVICE justaskanyathelete, he will tell you. The Seacrest cheer- E. Larmer (left) andMrs. Claude d'Avray (right) assistant librarian, watch. Boca Raton El em en tar y ^^^ P.O. BOX 871 BOCA RATON, FLA. leaders are a group to be proud of, not only do they cheer School PTA, will be held W For Estimates Call Boca 3103 or Residence 4783 our teams to victory, but they take pride in-themselves as April 17 at 8:00 p. m. at the Kirsch DRAPERY HARDWARE their school. An example of this pride is the rules which Library Week Will Be school. SPECIALTY - CUSTOM RODDING the girls themselves wrote and adopted. They are as fol- H. V. Hanson of the Bell Quality Service VENETIAN BLINDS Rob'. A. Motzer lows: 1. No bleached or dyed hair; 2. No smoking while, Telephone Company will in uniform; 3. No eating in uniform; 4. No jewelry except Observed April 16-22 givea talk explaining "What class rings and megaphones when cheering; 5. No more then Happens When Direct Dis- Roof Cleaning -Painting two absences the week of a game; 6. Overall C average; Nextweek will be Nation- " There is no better time, " tance Dialing Comes to Boca CALL DELRAY CR 8-3131 7. No hair longer then collar length; 8, Be on time to all al Library Week in Boca Ra- Miss Sarah E. Larmer, lib- Raton on.May 21st." homegames, travel togetherto all away games; 9. No nail ton. rariansaid, "to starta read- polish while in uniform; 10, Captain must have one years ing program or to continue Hanson will demonstrate Mayor Leo J. Fox in a by placing 3 calls. Some experience as varsity cheerleader. proclamation establishing or revise and old one, Go exploring in books. You can lucky person at the meeting Justby reading the above rules you can get an idea of the week, calledon all cit- will be chosen to place a the pride which these girls have in themselves as represen- zens "to unite in this nation- see the world, build a house, make new friends, see new call to somewhere in the U. Boca Raton Upholstery Co. tatives of the school, we certainly congratulate Deanna al effort to achieve a better- S. Baker and this years varsity for a job well done, and pre- read, better-informed Am- faces, catch up on important * Fine Fabrics dict for next year another squad which we will certainly erica. . " The proclamation events. All this and so much New Yak State, managing be able to say we are proud cf pointed out that "the free- more through books. Your the School Library and di- * Foam Rubber Library welcomes you. " An interesting sidenote,- Deanna Baker, of Boca Raton dom to read is the responsi- recting all dramatic prod - * Expert Workmanship who captained this years varsity has been offered a job by Girls State for bility and privilege of all Boca Raton's Library is uctions. the American Cheerleading Association. In this job she will people in democracy. " staffed by two librarians of Later she became associ- Call for Free Estimates Now travel all over the east coast of the U. S. to various cheer- Highlighting the local ob- with outstanding backgrounds. ated with the staff of the Sy- leading clinics where she will coach and teach the girls. Janet Baker servance of National Library MissLarmar, who became racuse University Library. Boca 32O2 Henry Bernhardt She will be salaried as well as have her traveling expen- Janet Baker, daughter of Week, the Boca Raton Junior associated with the Boca Ra- During War II she wrote and ses paid. Deanna is thrilled about his and we congratulate Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Women's Club will hold its ton Library in February 1959, directed musijpal produc- her, and with her go our best wishes for a successful sum- 4655 N. E. 5th Ave. was se- first reading and story hour graduated from Geneseo tions for morale-building mer. lected to attend Fla. Girls1 for pre-school children. The State College, N. Y., maj- purposes in defense industry. This Tuesday and Wednesday saw members of the Fu- State Program in Tallahas- group will meet at 10 a. m. oring in library science with During recent years, Mrs. ture Teachers Club at Seacrest get a taste of whats in store see, as Boca Raton represen- April 19 at the Boca Raton minor in history and litera- d' Avray was teacher and for them as they taught in various schools around Boca, tative of the American Le- Library on West Palmetto ture; for two years she was manager of a large nation- Delray, and Boynton. The students spent the first day of- gion Auxiliary Unit 277. Park Road. librarian with the Olean Pub- ally known professional lic Library and also Olean serving procedures and on Wednesday took over as "Teacher Miss Baker was selected dance studio. Along with for a Day". by the Auxiliary from the High School, N. Y. Local Firm Gets She attended the Univer- her library activities, she Plans are under way for the junior class play, "Blithe Junior class at Seacrest High maintains a studio in Boca Spirit, " to be produced after the prom which is on April Sc hool. sity of Rochester, Rochester, U-Haul Dealership N.Y. acquiring a B. S. ma- Raton under the name of 29. AlvinEnnis, play director pre-cast the play Every year a girl is chosen "Betty d'Avray",, Washes and spin-dries Tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Seacrest gym, the to attend Girls State, to Frankand Johnnie Halinar, jor in psychology and minor Championship Concert Chorus will present their first an- learn of the functions of the owners of Frank and Johnnie's in education. HerM. A. was nual Spring Concert. Prices are students . 50 and adults State government. '66" Service station, 600 N. received from Columbia U- shag rugs up to $1. 00. Mrs. William Brownlee is Federal Highway, Boca Ra- niversity in New York, maj- Awnings acting chairman of the Girls' tonhasbeen awarded a Key oring in history. State programinBoca Raton. Dealership in the U-Haul Mrs. Claude d'Avray, Trailer Rental System, ac- assistant librarian, obtained Storm fur only 50s Fisherman's Art Guild Plans cording to Logan Frank, ma- her B. A. Degree in educa- nager of the U-Haul Co. of tion at Syracuse University, at COIN LAUNDRY Paradise Spring Concert Florida. Syracuse, N.Y. with a doub- Shutters The Halinars' are part of le major in English and Bring in all your bulky laun- A spring concert by the dry. Big Boy, our new Laun- a network of more than 7, - speech, double minor in li- drlte washer-extractor, pro- Now New LOW RATES Choral Singers, sponsored by 300 other dealers in the U- brary science and drama. vides single load, 25-ralnute service on a 9* x 12* shag1 rug effective Sunday, April The Art Guild of Boca Raton ni ted Sta tes and Canada who She became the first fe- mas ... on 6 to 8 small throw rugs 16. Grand Bahama Club ... on 5 big blankets . . . Inc. will be presented Tues- make trailers and specially male presidentof Tambour- on draperies . . . and what only minutes away. day, April 25th at 2:30 p.m. have you . rental items available by ine and Bones, honorary FOR JUST 2 QUARTERS! at the Sun and Surf Club on the hour or day for short, lo- musical society, and mem- A1A. For RESERVATIONS cal movesor utility uses and berof Boar's Head, honorary There will be assisting and INFORMATION on a one-way basis for trips dramatic society at Syra- AWNING § FENCE CO guest artists to the Choral to every point in the coun- cuse University. Aftergrad- l^f&y launders the — CciBI 6383 Singers. try. uation, she taught high Bern 7-2701 big pieces you can't home launder Mrs. Lavonne Mouw is the Frank pointed out that the school English and speech in Boca Raton director of the Choral Sin- Halinars' will have trailers gers and Doris Johnson Van, available in an array of sizes D and A CATERING SERVICE Travel Agency soprano of Deerfield Beach from small four-by-six mo- COIN LAUNDRY m will be the soloist. dels to six-by-sixteen foot Cocktail Parties 18 S.E. First Ave.® tandem-wheeled vans cap- Canapes & Dips Freshly Made to Order N.W. Corner Palmetto Rd. & Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton Jaycee Wives to able of hauling several NEXT TO 7—11 STORE rooms of household goods. 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€®lif@rnici i€@b®rg LAWN and GARDEN LETTUCE 2 Heads For 25t HOSE G®ld©n Rip® BANANAS 2-15* 50 Washington Extra Feney Win®sap WHITE HOUSE SAFE PURE STERILE APPLES 2.. TALL Crisp? Fresh ©r@®n EYAP.MILK 3 CANS 39 SUNNY BROOK GRADE A LELEKT £ Stalks I Fresh Luscious STRAWBERRIES ,2 URGE EGGS DOZEN 43 NF THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY | JANE PARKER PEACH or JANE PARKER WHITE • BLUEBERRY PIES LAYER CAKES ', 8-inch CHERRY or CHOCOLATE Each 49* ICED EACH 49" " *T Ijj 6A THE BCCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 13, 1961 man, • took a spectacular spill in the fifth chukker Polo Season Re-Cap; of March 12th decisive game suffering a concus- sion. Billy Mayer, in a prac- Games Drew 35,000 tice game a week after the To the thundering of a utes in the overtime, Texas-Florida game suf- dozen weeks of hoofbeats The sudden death was fered one broken and two Double-Header n 1 screams of more the third of the season to uwcracke.eud uribUsO 1UIWUforcin6g ,u,himu tnan 35,000 enthusiastic the breathless delight of out of the league cham- Ends Season Fuii TensiSs T@Qni fans, polo firmly planted the fans. pionship game, itself as one of the out- On February 26 Barry Smith, .with 22 goals in The Boca Raton Teen- To State Meet standing spectator sports came through with a seuen- the regular league play Age center played host to Seacrest High School is on the Gold Coast m the th period booming 40 yard and three in the all star Riveria's Teen Town sending a full team into 1961 season. aerial bomb to break up a game, led the Royal Palm teams Saturday afternoon the state Tennis Tourna- Ro-yal Palm polo sudden death giving De- scoring for the year fol- Grounds, .the scene of the in a thrill filled double- ment opening today at troit CCC a 10 to 9 win lowed by Billy Mayer with Gainesville. nation's greatest polo 19 league tallies, Dr. header which ended the games in the past three over Solo Cup-Oak brook. basketball season for the Led by Paul speicher, Cobby Yarrington got "Buddy" Combs with 16, the team includes Richard months, as already making local teams. plans to make the next intoihe sudden_ death act Harold Barry with 15, Roth, 'Brad Legett, Glen in a first game of the Don Beveridge with 13 In the first game, -play- Chancelor and Wayne Mc- season even more spectac- ed by the girls, Boca was ular. March 26th doubleheader and Jules Romfh with 10. Mahon. The team, >which when he blasted a spec- victorious 23-18. The expects to be pushed hard f Ucvi n i TT i- '•<- A ' ' t ° ^ goal giving Dallas Boca girls were led in by Forest Hill High Polo unlimited, operators circleP a fi to 5 win scoring by Barbara Dowdy School in West Palm of the four field Royal Milwaukee. with 15 points. Joyce Beach, looks like a good Palm polo plant said that In the eyes of fans and It's a Fait! Vea] and Gem Miller gave bet for Class A honors. Victorious members of the Ed's Hardware, Cove ladies' bowling team met at the "response to the sport players alike the greatest aid to the victory with In other spring sports, the Sun Cove Restaurant in Deerfield Beach last Thursday evening to cele- this year has been tremen- game of the season was Man Without Plan their team work and fine the swimming team faces brate winning first place (and also high series) in the Boca-Deers League. dous." the fifth annual- Texas play. the Fort Pierce team at Shown, left to right, are: Mrs. Maria Sager, Mrs. Betty Lee Moorefield Mrs "The people of the Sport Ball of Fame game Gold Coast area have It's said that the man 12 3 4 Fort Pierce next Tues- Martha Carr and Mrs. Hazel Bond.-Sand Photo. on March 26 when Cecil without a plan seldom Riveria 4 2 4 8-18 day. They will be host _ shown us that they want Smith's Lone Star All Teen Town high goal polo and they gets much of the curren- Boca Teen-Age 12 2 4 5-23 to the Lake Worth team Stars parlayed a five goal cy of Uncle Sam. And, C ent er on April 21. Last Tues- won't be denied. We'll handicap into a three goal continue to have the it's too true, -even if it The second game, play- day, .the girls swim team victory 14 to 11 over an does rhyme. Of course, ed by the boys, was also narrowly lost to Lake greatest polo — players, ; all Florida squad led by every plan won by Boca, 23-20. Ralph Worth by a score of 48 to horses and facilities — of Captain George Oliver. you make Bosinoff led the scoring 47. The boys lost 64 to anywhere in the nation." Smith, the living legend is affect- with 11 points. Gene Mills 30. Recounting the past of polo, «played the finest ed by ma- followed with six points. In baseball, the Sea- three months the season game of the season ac- ny things Bill Eubanks and Willis crest team lost 5-3 to Ri- was filled with climatic counting for three goals and peo- Manning added an addi- viera Beach last Tuesday games and thrilling plays. and displaying his match- ple a- tional six points. in spite of a single, a tri- Solo Cup-CCC, with less offensive and defen- roundyou, 12 3 4 ple and a home run chalk- Capt. Don Beveridge, at sive maneuvering. Wayne especial- Ri veri a 4 3 3 10 — 20 Teen Town ed up by John Fullbright. No. 1, Billy Mayer at No. Brown^ ,p]aying No. 2 for ly by Boca Teen-Age 7 6 4 6 — 23 The team will meet Lake 2, Harold Barry at No. 3 Texas, topped the scoring the peo- Jim Maguire Center Worth tomorrow on the and Leo Eulseman back, with four goals. pie and businesses who After the game the Boca Lake Worth diamond; Pa- got off to a flying start Smith, leading solo serve you. And, < our Raton Teen-Age Center hokee at Pahokee on and captured the first Cup-Oak brook in the Feb- pledge is to serve you hosted Riveria to a barbe- April 18 and will be host half of the Sunshine Lea- ruary 19th league finale, so that we are always a cue at the Teen-Age Cen- to the Stuart team April gue undefeated. reached his season's peak good part of your plans. ter. This was followed by 20. After the off-field in- in scoring power with a night of dancing and fun In track, the county jury to Ray Harrington, seven goals. He knocked for all at the regular Sat- meet is scheduled at Mayer switched to the through six in the Janu- urday night dance. Solo Cup-oak brook squad West Palm Beach April p ary 29th win for Oak- TERRY 21. _tp hold down No. 2 with brook over Dallas Circle Adult Softball Chick's Service Station team took first place in the Boca Business Men's Captain Bert Beveridge F, League at Major League Lanes in Pompano last week. The winning team in- Football Quiets Pump at No. 1, Cecil smith at Despite the rough riding FORD Co. League Meeting cluded Karl Kreuscher, Lee Leach, Bill Chick, Jack Toynes and Don Jones. No. 3 and Hugo Dalmar, and sometime vicious per- Browara s Newest & Fastest In an oilfield water-flood The second place team was Wentworth Plastering. Summer league play starts Jr., at back. The Chicago Growing Ford Dealer The first meeting of April 26 at the lanes. " sonal contact throughout the Adult Slowpitch Soft- project, workers found a based malletmen split for the season the year was : 1000 N. Federal Hwy. ball League will be held football an answer to a vi- , the season winning four marred by only two onQeld : Pompano Beach and dropping four. tonight at 7:30 p.m. at brationproblem in an injec- Pin Patter at Deerfield iiilJ.1 injuries. Julies Romfh, WH 1-0310 the Teen-age Center. tion pump. The ball, in a Dallas circle F with Dallas' six goal No. 2 Anyone interested in steel jacket on one side of Summer Leagues Forming Del Carroll at No. 1, Jules the various phases of the the pump, flexes with the Romfh at No. 2, Dr. c.C. league: Players,managers, pump pulsations, absorbing BY GLADYS COL FAX Combs at No. 3 and capt. Go Deep Sea Fishing on the championship for the Russell Firestone, -,•_ dance committee will be BOCA RATON 9;45 a.m. for which there ia a Pear". • noon at the Coach House annual Junior woman s Club nursery available. Youth Fellow- held tonight at the home of FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday evening the Ju- Harbor Restaurant in Pom- "Bouquet Ball" to be held of Boca Raton, N.E. 2nd Ave. at ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service Mrs. Ed Young, ticket chair- at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior nior High MYF will meet pano Beach. Saturday, April 22 in the Sth Street.. Rev. Ernest Hawk; rehearsal. Wednesday evening man. Mrs. Joseph H. Chat- pastor. SundBjr school, 9:45 a.m. at the church at 6:15 p.m. Mrs. Minerva Lichtig of Boca Raton Cabana Club Church service IX a.m. Nur- Bible study hour at 7f3O. Gov- elain, dance chairman; Mrs. ernment Bldg. 8th Ave. and* and the senior High MYF Boca Raton will give a dem- from 9 p.m. to 1 a. m. sery available for children, 32nd St. Boca Air Base, will meet with their coun- MYF meets Sun. 6 p.m. in the onstrationof the art of arti- One will be the awarding ItobertSteele, co-chairman; Church Hall. Choir rehearsal ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH, selors, «Dr. and Mrs. L-.G. N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. just ficial flower arrangements. of the door prize, a weeks Mrs, Chauncey Cottrell, Thursday, B p.m. off US1. William M. Deutsch- Vaughan, < 261 N.E. 28th decoration chairman arid FIRST PRESBYTERIAN mann, pastor. Sunday schedule; Reservations may be made all-expense paid vacation CHURCH, 600 West Camlno Real. Rd, at 6:30 p.m. 9:15 a.m. The Church at Study; by calling Mrs. John Ack- in Miami Beach to some Mrs. Joseph Kozdeba, poster Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst, pas- 10:30 a.m. The Church at Wor- The Annual conference tor. Church School 9:30 a.m. lucky person. Winner must chairman will attend and ship. of the Woman's Society of ermanat Boca 9880 or Dor- Service 11 a.m. be present. the danceplans will be com - THE COMMUNITY CHURCH Christian Service begins othy Adams, Boca 7-2034. OF BOCA RATON, main audi- DEERFIELD BEACH The second surprise will pleted. torium, N.W. Fourth Avenue, ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC Tuesday, April 18 and Wendell p. Loveless, pastor, PARISH. Masses 8, 9 and 11 will continue through the Rev. Briggs Will Speak be the announcing of the Tickets may be obtained Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sun- a.m, held in the Pompano Junior Woman of the Year. by calling Mrs. Young at Beach Roller Skating Arena, 20th and will be held at Ori 'Unbelievable Mercy' day worship 11 a.m.; Commu- First Methodist church in This will be a closely guar- Boca Raton 5756. f&serva- nion service 11:50 a.m.; even- N.E. 12th Avenue, near 3900. On Sunday, sr #47. Our comprehensive report outlines the Barrow, Charles Senior, For Annual Meeting citizens for this group, also," Registration beginning at company's difficulties in recent years, Catherine Strong, and Dr. Perosns interested in vol- Merrill Steele, and officers The Palm Beach County 7:30 at the Post Home, lo- the strengthening steps taken by man- Tuberculosis and Health As- cated at 212 North "J" Street, unteering may contact Law- of the medical staff. son at Boca 8866. agement andits dynamic future prospects. Public Relations - J. W. sociation will meet at 3;do Lake Worth. Mollaun. Charles Senior, W. P-m - • Thursday, April 20, Planning to attend from Yield about 4.8 per cent at the new county health and J. Snow. Boca Raton Auxiliary are, welfare building auditorium, Deerfield Beach has two new fire lieutenants ap- Mrs. William Brownlee, Executive Committee - Steamship Call — write — or stop in for your copy. 826 Evernia Street, West pointed by City Manager J. Eldon Mariott, Fire Mrs. Harry Amer, president Emory Barrow, Catherine Palm Beach. Chief H.E. Gimmel announced. Promoted to lieute- of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Arn- Strong, Charles Senior. Julius L. Wilson, M. D. nant were Ed Coggin (left) who joined the depart- old Philbrick and Mrs. Gla- Finance - Catherine Director of Medical Educa- ment in October, 1959, and P.A. Johnson who joined dys Merwin. €a§8 BOCA S4SS LEE HIGGINSON Strong, Charles Senior and tion, National Tuberculosis the department in December, 1958.-Colony Studio. Paul Mercer. Association, New York, New CORPORATION York, will be the principal Attend State Meeting Telephone 5835 Personals speaker. Polo Benefit Agroupoflocal women is and arrange appointment Mr. and Mrs. James Brown His topic will be "Tuber- attending the 35th annual in your home with — NEW YORK - BOSTON - CHICAGO left Friday for Utica, N. Y. culosis Eradication - Now Nets $1100 convention of the Florida after being the guests of his MEMBERS or Later?" Bethesda Memorial Hos- Federation of Garden Clubs, EDWARD J. JIROVEC brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Dr. Wilson is a graduate pital'sbuildingfundis $1500 Inc., in St. Petersburg this NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER and Mrs. John M. Brown of Princeton University and closer to its goal, thanks to week. Among those slated insurance consultation PRINCIPAL EXCHANGES received his Medical Degree to attend the three-day meet- The two sons of Mr. and the benefit polo game in sincerity and honesty I obligation from John Hopkins Univer- ing were Mrs. William M. "INVESTMENT SERVICE SINCE 1848" Mrs. Dan Doranleft for col- Boca Raton March 12, Wil- sity School'of Medicine. Iinvingston, Mrs. Homer lege recently after spending liam Koch of Delray Beach, 105 East Boca Raton Road Gwinn, Mrs. Carl M. Ebert, Personal, Business, Retirement. Hospital the Spring holidays with their generalchairmanof the be- 581 N.E. 172nd St. Telephone: Boca Raton 7-2433 Mrs. John Borteheller and Major Medical, Pension and Group Ins. Miami 62, Fla. parents. Peter left for Notre at Sacred Heart Academy, nefit, said. Mrs. William O'Donnell. Dame and John went back to San Juan, Peurto Rico. The check, presented by the University of Miami. B. B. Beveridge, president of Mr. and Mrs. William Fo- Polo Unlimited, is large e- J nough to provide a new room Miss Lourdes Botifol, ley and children, Jim, Bill in the proposed addition. neice of Mrs. Leo Fox, who and Timothy, of Utica, N. IN YOUR HOME has been visiting here, left Y. are visiting in the area Chairman Koch expressed SWIM Sunday to go back to school and seeing many friends here. appreciation to all who had helped with the success of the benefit game and parti- cularly thanked Beveridge and the Royal Palm Polo ^^^^^ Club for putting on the match for the hospitals ben- efit. Beveridge has been a continuous and enthusiastic Bethesda supporter since the hospital's beginning when he was one of the first to give 7 a considerable sum to the AT YOUR BACK YARD iliiiiiil hospital, reports Koch. FISH MODELS Lions Hear of Marine Finds Gordon S. Pattonof Ocean BEING City, Md., discussed "ma- rine treasures" at the meet- ing this week of the Boca Ra- KILL CHINCH BUGS! ton Lions Club. SOLD Patton brought to the LAWN SPRAY meeting a display of silver Reg. $4.79 gai. and pewter plates, iodized ACROSS THE WAY pieces of coins, a nautical PLAY GaT divider, serving trays, a sil- FOR ver sword and a mug, all da- ting back to the 18th Cen- tury, which he had recover- IHPft ed from the ocean. Patton m your YEARLY said numerous items have SWIFTS been found in the bed of the 6-6-6 FERTILIZER Atlantic Ocean, some from great depths, some rather Pool Home! close to shore and others im- CHANGE- $3.49 bedded deep in the sand. Patton, who attended the OVER meeting at the guest of Jo- 1 Tuft Builder seph Damateo, has his col- Scotts Lawn Kwit control lection of marine treasures for chinch Bugs on display in Ocean City. Sditl, Fungus Control Visiting Lion guests were Essentials Vince Vanacore, Mlltown, N. J., and Barney Bosinoff of Bristol, N. H. QN-THE-1NTRACQASTAL EAST OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY US !

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MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED APARTMENTS FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT HOMES FOR RENT HOMES FOR RENT HOMES FOR SALE Persona! for SALE HOUSEKEEPER, white, FURNISHED 1 and 2 bed- TWO or Three bedroom PRIVATE Guest no use, IN Fine neighborhood, SPACIOUS New Home. 2- Mrs. Walter Norris of Du- FOR Rent or Sale modern house, furnished bedrooms, 2-tile baths, Quoin, 111,, is visiting her for couple. Live in Fla. room apts. monthly or furnished home by April furnished, near beach. Baby Cribs, Play Pens, 30th, yearly basis, 'prefer Available April 1st. $80. in modern style, 3 bed- Fla. room, Oak floors, 2 son-in-law and daughter, 6 months, Middlewest 6 yearly basis. Southland High Chairs by week. months. Good home, and N.E. section. Ph. Boca per month" plus utilities. room, 2% bath. 1031 NE car garage in full base- Col. and Mrs. Paul Veillard Apts. 2060 NW 2nd Ave. Western Aito Store, salary. $225. a month to Near J.C. Mitchell School. 3155. (539-20B) Call Boca 8848. (406-15 4th Ave. Call Boca 4319. rient- Reasonable. Ph. of Winfield Park. Other re- 144 S. Fed. Hwy. Boca 8388 start. Give references & Btf) (461-17Btf) Boca 3455 or Miami,* PL Ph 74-WH 1-6318. (538- APARTMENTS FOR RENT cent guests of the Veillards (239-45B) past experience. Write 20Btf) 7-1918. (163-7Btf) were Captain Chester A. 3-BEDROOM, 2-bath, split LOVELY 4-bedroom, 2- Box K-A, Boca Raton ACROSS from golf course, Admiral THINLINE DELRAY Bch, (2-lBtf) bath, Florida room, full ly as the Boca Raton News (157-41tfB) route to be established in mother works. Ph. Boca 17Btf) will not be responsible for & one Efficiency apt. kitchen. Tel. 4571 after 5 and around Boca Raton, 7-2689. (551-20B) OFFICE FOR RENT p.m. or weekends. 321 errors beyond the cost of the CARPENTER: Paint work, and are willing to make APARTMENT very com- Clean & reasonable. Sum- first insertion and then only mer or yearly rates. ;CR6- ONE Office or store space N.E. 28th Rd. (346-14Btf) for the portion that may have screen porches, Florida light deliveries, etc., write YOUNG Department Store fortable, conveniently been rendered valueless by rooms, storm shutters. No to STUDIO GIRL COSMET- executive, with buying located. Call Boone Apts. 5978 after 5 p.m.(545-20B) available. North Boca Ra- such error. 8733. (482-18Btf) ton. Ample parking. $60. SACRIFICE The News will not be re- job too small. Phone J.C. ICS, Dept WN-9, Glendale, and merchandising experi- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath split sponsible for more thanohe Haney, Boca 5678. (375- California. Route will pay ence, wants new challenge To Place Your per mo. Ph. Boca 9582. Incorrect Insertion, in contact, promotion, per- YEARLY CLASSIFIED AD (454- 17B) level; carporte, lovely 14Btf) up to $3.50 per hour. rear yard. Will take best sonnel or managerial BEDROOM, Living-room, Phone JBoca 3767 fields. References. Phone kitchen, bath & screened MODERN business offices offer over $15,000. Mort- Boca 9823. (557-20B) porch. Walking distance to_ ROOMS FOR RENT in choice location. Only gages payable $130. month WHERE TO FIND IT center, $80. a month. Call ROOM with private bath $85. a month includes wa- incl. taxes and insurance, LOST AND FOUND Boca3659.(497-18,19,20B) & private entrance. $40. ter, -lights, parking area. 5%% av. interest, 19-yr. per month. 250 Jeffrey Call Boca 8496. (534- term. Located near new LOST: Large white.tom- COMPLETE bedroom shopping centers in quiet ;l cat with yellow markings St.; North Boca village. 19B) apartments available (481-18Btf) NORTH Federal Highway, neighborhood. See 440 NE in vicinity of BocaSqua.re. weekly, monthly, sea- 12th St., call owner at Reward if returned to Miss ideal retail location. sonal, yeariy. One SETTLED couple, private Across the street from City Pompano Beach WH 1-5414. Mary Overby, -Phone 3350. block from Ocean. Rea- (51G-19Btf) (549-20B) bath, home privileges. Hall. Modest rental to the sonable. Riviera Apart- Single $50, double $70 a rig It tenant. CaJ] Boca NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath BOATS ments, Boca Raton, Bo- month. References. Call 8516. • (520-19B) home, large lot. 4766 N.W. CHRIS Craft, Riviera ca 9603. (537-20B) Boca 3266. (556-20B) REAL ESTATE 2nd court. V.A. or F.B.A. Speed boat, 158 HP, 40 FURNISHED, light airy ef- No down payment, low M.P.H., $1200. Phone PRIVATE Bath & En- FOR RENT QT SALE ficiency. 800 ft. to beach. SPLIT-LEVEL, unfurnish- monthly payment, call Bo- Boca 8667. (411-15Btf) trance, flew hope on Con- ca 4044. (404-nO $65 mo. — yearly, utilities ference Ridge. Single $50; ed, 3-2, >Fl&, room, many HELP WANTED " included. Boca 8190. extras, 1 block from Intra- (547-20B) double $60 per mo. 800 " REAL ESTATE NW 4th ct. Boca 7-2486. coasta], or Rent. 435 N.E. FOR RENT or SALE Help Wanted MOBILE HOMES (540-20P) 3rd St. Ph. Boca 5028. HAIR STYLIST LIVE in a PRESTIGE REAL ESTATE for RENT (519-19Btn For Sale or Rent wanted at the MOBILE HOME PARK . . REAL ESTATE for SALE Three-Bedroom, Beautiful mobile homes Floyd A. Neering - Hot? Hot? All Ready?! 2-Bath Home available for rent or Business-Residence — But why complain?! Look at LIBERTY GLASS, Inc. Salon. sale — completely fur- property for rent — Cen- Live right on the ocean. bished, ready to move in. Enjoy the cool breeze on your North Boca Village ter of town location. 2 private beach. What was a one-manoperation sev- doors and enclosures, glass table tops, SERVICES AVAILABLE Enjoy Florida living at story. Phone 5954. Too Expensive? $10,490 en years ago has grown into a major its best in glass sliding doors and picture win- Oh, No! . . . Investigate Phone Boca 5313 daytime operation here. dow frames to order. MOBILE VILLAS, Inc. Call PETRUZELLI Realty Your HOOVER 9521 evenings Frank J. Liberty, president of Lib- Liberty glass has a fleet of four Vacuum Dealer U.S. Highway No. 1 OFFICES FOR RENT Boca 9418 ertyGlass, Inc., said that he started trucks for immediate service on all North Boca Raton * Bags for all Makes HOMES FOR SALE the firm as a one-man business sell- types of custom work and a crew of PLANTS Boca's Best HOMES FOR SALE ing and installing shower doors. The six skilled craftsmen to handle the Federal TV Business Address 50" to 60" in Bloom firm began at its present location at jobs. 6205 N. Fed. CR8-2888 * Store, office or 802 North' Dixie Highway. With its "We take over an entire house, " OLEANDER desk space at in 5'Gal. Cans $1.98 reasonable rentals expanded operation, Liberty Glass Liberty said. "We do all of the glass INSTRUCTION in MUST SACRIFICE ! now has a total of nine employes. Colorful CALADIUMS in 110 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. work including mirrors, shower en- FRENCH, SPANISH .GERMAN The firm maintains a showroom at closures, doors and windows. 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—Bradford Bachrach Summer Wedding Planned MISS RHODA JANE KYSER MRS. WILLIAM STEVEN HARRIS By Patricia Anastasio —V arden Miss Kyser Mr. • and Mrs. Pat Anas- and attended the University MRS. RONALD GEORGE MACK tasio of 430 N. E-. 37th Way, of Florida. Is Engaged Boca Raton, announce ihe After three years with the Miss Winfield-Ronafd Mack engagementof their daugh- United States Army in Wash- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wood- 'or and about ter, Patricia Helen, to Wil- ington, D. C., he returned ard Kyser, Paris Road, New liam Ma nleyDe Witt, son of to Delray Beach and is pres- Wed in Pompano Church Harford, N. Y. announce the mpano Beach, with the will be at home in Roches- of Boca Raton and Cotuit, Birth ter, N. Y. Mass. last two years she has been Rev. Thomas Dennehy offi- Mr. and Mrs. John Giles The bride was graduated Miss Kyser was graduated Section B Thursday, April 13, 1961 Faqe, IB associated with Southern ciating. Greyhound Lines, Inc., Ft. Jenkins, 290 W. Palmetto from New York State Uni- New Hartford High School the Manalapan Club's Gulf Mr. and Mrs, Walter We- An Apostiloc Blessing was Engagement of Lauderdale. Park Rd; Boca Raton, an- given during the nuptial versity, Oneonta, N. Y. and and Vassar College. She is a Association party recently ber of Lake Wyman Shores, nounce the birth of a son, Mass. is a school teacher in Ro- candidate for the Degree of in the clubhouse was Mrs. haveastheirguests Mr. and The prospective bride- groom was graduated from John Giles, Jr. born Agril The bride is the daughter chester. Masterof Education from Bos- Miss Shelter Dorothy McKnew of Boca Mrs. John Bush and their 4th, Bethesda Hospital. She The bridegroom was grad- ton University. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Raton and Huntington Woods, ns, Keith and Stewart of Columbia Military Acad- of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. SO emy, Columbia, Tenn., is the former Eli Marie Nolte. Winfield 3500 N. E. 26th uated from LeMoyne Col- Her fiance is a graduate of Sheller, 4960 N. W. Secon Mich. Staten Island, N. Y. Avenue, and the bridegroom lege, Syracuse, N. Y. He the Massachusetts Institute of Court, Boca Raton, announ- instructs and is basketball Technology and Harvard Un- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ce the engagement of their OPEN FRIDAY EVENING Carl C. Mack of Rochester, coach at Aquinas Institute in iversity Graduate School of daughter, Gelda Janet, to N. Y. Rochester. Business Administration. Robert Lindley, son of Mr. 5 P.M. to 7 P.M. Mrs. Richard Neil Win- Ushers were Richard Neill A May we dding is planne d. and Mrs.1 Thomas Lindley of field, sister-in-law of the Winfield, brother of the The prospective bride- 2222 S. W, Ninth Street, bride, was matron of honor. bride, from New York City, groom 's parents have lived in Pompano Beach. Raymond Mack was best N. Y., John Vukelic, Buf- Boca Raton from September The bride-elect attended man. falo, N.Y., and John Patrick until May for the past eight schools at East Mea do w , Given in marriage by her Kennan, Phildaelphia, Pa. years. Long Island, N. Y. father, the bride wore a bal- Lindley was graduated BOCA lerina length gown of white from high school in N. J. and rose point lace with a fitted Couple Wed in Candlelight served a tour of duty in the bodice, portrait neckline U. S. Army. RATON bouffant skirt. For jewelry, Ceremony at St. Gregory's A June wedding is planned she wore heirloom pearls. Francoise LeFoll-Jones knee length in front. The and will take place in Boca Her French illusion veil became the bride of Wil- fitted bodice featured long Raton. was capped by a pearl cor- liam Steven Harris Saturday sleeves and a sabrina neck- and Ramez Ghazoul of Mo- onet. She carried a bouquet in a double ring candlelight line. Her short bouffant veil sul, Iraq in the U.S.A. at- of-whiteorchids, liliesofthe ceremont at St. uregory's was attached to a pearl tending the University if De- NATIONAL valley and stephanotis. Episcopal Church, Boca Ra- crown. She carried a Colo- troit. The matron of honor wore ton, with the Rev. James C. nial bouquetof red Yuletied Miss Coralee Moore of Bo- On CAMINO REAL a ballerina length gown of, Stoutsenberger, rector, of- roses. ca Raton flew back from BANK lilac peau de sois with an ficiating. The bride's attendants Florida State at Tallahassee organza overskirt. She car- The bride is the daughetr wore turquoise organza to take charge of the bride's ried a bouquet of vanda or- of Mr. and Mrs. Francois Le- sheath dresses with baloon book. chids and lilies of the valley. Foll of Paris, France. The skirts over the sheaths, short Immediately following bridegroom is the son of Mr. sleeves and sabrina neck- MacPherson's Honored the ceremony a reception and Mrs. G. Dudley Harris. lines. They woresmall hats On 40th Anniversary I washeldinthe Cloister Log- Miss Sandra Hubbard was with a rose and veil, white A surprise party honored gia of the Boca Raton Hotel maid of honor. Bridesmaids gloves and carried bouquets STATEMENT OF CONDITION Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mac- were the Misses Madlyn Gor- of white roses. March 31, 1961 Browns Host Dinner mley, Marie-Anne Vides, For her daughter's wed- Pherson on their fortieth Party on Cruise Boat Helen Salazar and Frances ding, Mrs. LeFoll chose a wedding anniversary Thurs- Castenada. brown sheath dress with a day. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Thomas D. Harris acted brown and gold lace jacket. Gathering at the- Mac- were hosts to a group of as best man for his brother. She wore long brown gloves Fa dden home, 365 N. W. RESOURCES OFFICERS friends fora boat cruise on Ushers wore Thomas A. and white hat and carried a 35th Street, were Mr. and the "Pagdle Queen" out of Gaddis, Miami; Felix F. small gold purse with a hon- Mrs. D. Saelinger, Mr. and Cash on Hand and Due from Bank $1,262,635.90 MILTON N. WEIR W st Palm Beach which in- Baker, Miami; Rarnez J. ey beige orchid on the purse. Mrs. V. Fraker, Mr. and U.S. Government Securities President and cluded a dinner party en- Ghazoul, Mosul, Iraq; and Mrs. Harris, mother of the Mrs. V. Demaline and-Mr. 1,128,815.81 Chairman of the Board route. M.K. Bates, Coral Gables. bridegroom, wore and oys- and Mrs. J. Stegal. The Other Securities 24,843.75 Joining the festivities ter white crepe sheath dress couple was presented with a R.W. FREITAG Given in marriage by her Federal Reserve Bank Stock Executive Vice P resident were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fox, father the bride wore an iv- with cafe alait top studded tray a'nd table lamp by the 21,000.00 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brown, ory peau desoie gown ador- withrhinestones, long white guests. Loans and Discounts 1,225,223.19 HAROLD P. ANDERSON and Mr. and Mrs. William ned with guipure lace. The gloves and a white fox stole. Cashier Foley and family. gown was long in back and She had a honey- beige or- Personals Leasehold Improvements, chid on her purse. Furniture and Fixtures 203,781.61 ROSE MARIE Mr. and Mrs. Newell Wal- RUTHERFORD A reception was held fol- lace have as their guests Mrs. Accrued Income and Other Resources 41,472.89 • Assistant Cashier SELECTED lowing the ceremony at the James Wallace and her GROUP OF Royal Palm Yacht Club. daughter, Alice Ann. James TOTAL RESOURCES $3,907,772.65 The bride was born in St. Wallace is currently on a Servan, France, attended naval assignment in Japan. high school in Spain and SSES Harrow-on-the-Hill Univer- Among those attending DIRECTORS If V M©. TO 12.IS RIG. TO UM sity in London, England. Be- LiABIUTSiS fore her marriage she was'li- R.W. FREITAG ving in Coral Gables, Fla. TOWN HALL The bridegroom was grad- TOTAL DEPOSITS $3,174,301.41 WALTER A. HOB BS, JR. uated from St. Louis Univer- AT TEN Other Liabilities 3,900.72 THOMAS B. MANUEL JUNIOR sity in 1956 with a BS degree ARTHUR H. OGLE MISSES' in commerce. He is associ- Book Reviews Capital 500,000.00 & HALF SIZES 2 FOR $15 2 FOR $19 ated with Goodbody and Co- Surplus F. BYRON PARKS Mrs. Frank Kerdyk 200,000.00 mpany, Coral Gables. KNOX B. PHAGAN will rev/ew Undivided Profits 29,570.52 PLAYSU1T ENSEMBLES Following a wedding trip EARL O. SHREVE around the world with stops "To Kill a Mockingbird" l-PC. H.AYSUIT WITH # - Aft TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,907,772.65 JOHN H. WEIR MATCHING SKIRT $ C 88 at Guatemala, Tokyo, Ja- By Drip-dry cottons . . . prints, stripes, pan; Hong Kong; Bangkok; Harper Lee MILTON N. WEIR checks. Thailand; Paris, France; Siits 12-20, 38-44. 14V-.-22V2. SET New York and Miami, the FRIDAY, April 21 couple will be at home at Cinema Theatre 36 Santillane Avenue, Coral Shoppers Haven Opened For Business December.IS, 1960 Almeda's Cotton Shop Gables. Tickets $2.00 OEteHI® SfUAKE • HIGHWAY 1, 1OCA SIMON Out of town guests inclu- COFFEE HOUR 9:30 A.M. Across from the Waffle Shop ded the bride's parents, REVIEW 10:30 A.M. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Mr. and Mrs. LeFoll of Paris 2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 13, 1°61 Coffee Glub To Governor Bryant invited Wendell Jarrard, director the Florida Symphony Or- of the State Development Landscape Forum Will Hear Fred Strum chestra to present a concert Commission, has submitted honoring members of the apian to give financial aid Fred C. Sturm, manager Legislature in Tallahassee to industry moving to Flor- Be Held in West Palm of the Certified Loan Com- on opening day of the pre- ida through the creation of pany of HI W st Palmetto A "Landscape Design" for- versityof Southern California e sent session. a state credit corporation. u m sponsored by district 10 of and the University of Florida. Park toad, will be guest the Garden Clubs, will be He has a master's degree in speaker at the Coffee Club held April 18 at the Mounts cityplanning. He has worked meeting, Thursday, April Building, Military Trail, as an architect and planning 27th, 1961 to be held at the West Palm Beach. All Garden consultant in New York and Boca Raton Chamber of Club members are invited to Florida. He is city planner for Commerce. " attend, Doris L. Henriques, theCityofWesfPalm Beach. His topic will be "Credits chairman, said. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn are and Collections." Registration will be at 9:30 well known in this area. They Prior to moving to Boca a.m. and the fee will be .50 have been growing-and show - Raton, Sturm has sixteen cents. The program will con- ing orchids for years and are years' experience in the clude at 1:30 p. m. both authorities on the sub- small loan field in Ohipand IN Members are askedto bring ject. Mrs. Vaughn writes for with the General Electric a sandwich, drinks will be many garden magazines and Credit Corporation of Hart- supplied. is associate editor of the Flo- ford, Conn. DRAPERIES Mrs. G. O. Gjoerloff will rida Orchidist. Sponsor of the program is You will find them at show slides on "Contemporary In the American Orchid Kay Meschler of Credit Re- HEELER'S. Whether it is the Society she is a member of search, HOE. Palmetto Park newest decorator print*, Gardens." waverly sheers, cottons or William Dale will speak the committee of affiliated Road. The meeting is open dacrons. on "Our Urban Landscape. " societies and a publication to all Chamber members and their guests. FOR DRAPERIES THAT LAST Mr. andMrs. Lewis Vaughn consultant. She is a member SEE KEELER'S FIRST will speak on "Meet the Or- of the West Palm Beach Gar- chid Family." There will al- den Club and an honorary Sanders' Guests so be a tour of orchid houses. member of the Garden Club DRAPERIES Mrs. Gjoerloffis south At- of America, Palm Beach Dine at Hotel Custom-made in our own lantic regional advisor for workroom it $4 98 Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Fred San- fabric cost alone. I yd. the Florida Federation of Mr. Vaughn is president of ders entertained recently at /When tn fulh Garden Clubs. the South Florida Orchid So- Enjoying the beach at Boca Raton recently were Mr. andMrs. Richard F. Hand cocktails, after taking their I length I and their chijdren left to right, Cathy, two, Ricky, seven, David, three, and Born in Illinois, she was ciety, the largest in the Uni- s guests to dinner at the Boca ted States. He is a trustee of Mike, six. They are visiting Mrs. Hand's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Tobias of Raton Hotel. educated in Germany, Brazil, Boca Villas. The Handsare from Wilmington, N.C.-Kerry B. Koen Photo Open Mon. • Sat. and the United States. A the American Orchid Society, Their guests were Mr., and 9-5:30 graduate of the University of an accredited judge and past £ ., Mrs. H. G. Rhoten and Mr. Draping ike Gold Coast Michigan in landscape archi- president of the Orchid So- rOlrC and Mrs; Ward Robinson of Come in or phone tecture, she started her prac- ciety of the Palm Beaches. Delray Beach; Mrs. Harriet 3415 s. Federal Highway. Delray Beach, CRestwood 8-2877 tice in New Bochelle, N. Y. To Be in May Welles of Boca Raton, and 1610 s. E. 3rd Ct. (Cove Cent.) Deerfield Bch., Boca 5600 She has traveled extensively Irish To Meet Sat. The Florida Folk Festival, Mr. and Mrs. LynnlLogsdon and speaks seven languages. The America-Ireland So- one of the state's outstanding of Indianapolis, Ind. Since her husband's retire- ciety has announced plans for Spring entertainment pro- Later in the w eek the San- ment from the Navy they a dinner meeting at 6:00 p. grams, will be held May 5, ders entertained at cocktails ARE CHEMICALS THE have made their home in A- m. Saturday at Harris Imp- 6, 7, at the Stephen Foster and dinnerin their home for popka, Fla. This talk is bas- erial House, Pompano Beach, Memorial in White Springs. Mr. andMrs. OrrenChillson ed on a five month trip she A program has been plan- Performers will come from and Mr. and Mrs. William FORMULA FOR PROFITS? made with her husband last ned for the evening which all parts of Florida, as well Shoemaker, all of Indiana- In today's increasingly technical economy, an ever year to Canada, Mexico and will feature Grant Stockdale, as South Georgia, for the polis, Ind. larger role-is being played by America's chemical in the United States. U. S. Ambasador to Ireland, three day event. Dale, whose father was an Niles Entertain at industry, whose products loom equally important should his duties in Wash- Participants will show old- ori our launching pads and lingerie counters. The architect an da member of the ington not conflict y/ith the time arts, crafts, customs, Coffee for Daughter Royal Academy in England, meeting. present folk songs, folk dan- Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Niles April report of A. M. Kidder & Co. examines this is also an architect. He was Guests interested in atten- ces and tell fireside tales, of Chatham Hills, enter- plowing area. born in Belfast, Ireland, and ding the meeting should MissBoltin aid. In addition tained at a coffee Thursday spent five years in the Marine honoring their daughter, The study analyzes performances of major factors make reservations by calling there will Seminole Indi- in the industry and tHeir outlook for recovery from Corps. He was educated at Harris Imperial House, WH ans, shape-note singers, old- Mrs. James H. Bankey of Columbia University, Uni- the recent downturn. Also discussed is the effect 1-2231. time fiddlers, whip crackers, Toledo, Ohio. waterwitchers, dulcimer and Among the many guests of expansion, diversification, and the trend towards HEGSSTIH Your Pre-SchooS Age Child harmonica players, spiritual were Mr. and Mrs. Walter vertical integration. Of particular interest is a list- singers, story tellers and Liberty, Mr; andMrs. Char- ing of recommended issues. NOW ... in many other entertainers, les Evans, Mr. and Mrs. singly and in groups. Walter, George, Mr. and For your free copy, simply fill out the coupon below. Three programs are plan- Mrs. Charles Lutham, Mr. BOCA scHOOt nedon .Friday and Saturday, and Mrs. Steve Terry, Mr. May 5 and 6, starting atlO a. The dancing feet of Coralee Haley, left, and Cyn- andMrs. John Buckley, Mr. HALF DAY LOCATED IN THE m., 1:30p.m. and7:30p.m., thia Ann Dunn, right, will highlight the entertain- and Mrs. William Miller, or ALL DAY with the concluding program ment at the BPW "Portraits in Fashion" show Mrs. Harold Pearson and »e. LIONS CLUB BUBLDBNG built around a religious scheduled for Wednesday, April 19, at the Boca Mrs. Clara Skidmore. theme, to be presented at 3 BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1865-MEANS 95 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE! Separate Kindergarten and Raton Cabana Club. The youngsters are students of The most common octo- MEMBEftNEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND fllHER LEADING DOMESTIC AND CANADIAN EXCHANGES o'clock Sunday afternoon the Betty d'Avray School of Dance of Boca Raton. Jr. Kindergarten Age Groups pus found in Florida waters, POMPANO BEACH: 2451 Atlantic Blvd. WH 1-5731 May 7. like those at Miami's Sea- HOLLYWOOD: 1901 Tyler Street WA 2-8234 CLASSES LIMITED IN SIZE zes will be awarded. Winner by Miss Linda Houseman at FORT LAUDERDALE: 205-207 East Las Olas Blvd. JA 3-6521 for INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION of the three-day trip to Nas- the piano. quarium, weighs about three pounds and has a spread of Boca Raton: 124 S. Fed. Hwy. Boca 7-2466 Children registered in our school will have first Students Will sau and winner of the week- Refreshments will be ser- chance to enroll in the summer Day Camp beginning end for two at Jack Tar's ved to top off a gala even- about three feet. JUNE 12 (also open to older brothers and sisters. Dance at Show Grand Bahama Club, Grand ing. A. M. Kidder & Co.. Inc. This years "Portraits in Bahamas, will be announ- Tickets for the benefit af- Please send me your April JRe«ort FOR INFORMATION CALL 9723 Fashion" sponsored by-the ced. fair which is being held to Stiumship Name Boca Raton Business and Pro- The setting and theme for raise funds for the club's 1 Address. fessional Women's Club at "Portraits in Fashion" will scholarship fund, may be Heservations RETIRED CREATIVE DESIGN ENGINEERS the Boca Raton Cabana Club -State. For a New Boca Raton Research Laboratory be new and different. Back- obtained from any BPW Cali BOCA 5488 We are seeking several exceptionally creative, me- April 19 at8 p. m. will fea- groundmusic will be played member or at the door. chanical design Engineers, age 60 or over, in good ture extra dividend enter- health. Restless men who are desirous of using tainment. their experience and talents for a few more years Two students from the to create and develop New Products. Betty d'Avray School of the Excellent environment and facilities. Dance will do a speciality A 4-HOUR DAY. A 5-DAY WEEK. tap dance routine.. They are Requireme nts: Coralee Haley, age seven, CUSTOM HOMES 1. Engineering Degree desirable. and Cynthia Ann Dunn, 2. A record of creative design. Men who have eight, both of Pompano created many products for former employers. 3- Ability to translate ideas into metal by expert Beach. Both girls attend the A WORLD APART... use of small lathes, Millers, etc. Norcrest Elementary School, 4. Competence in and alert to modern technology. Pompano Beach. JUST MINUTES AWAY Our very small, but well-equipped facility will be Teh "Bocaneers" will of- ready for occupancy in May. Apply by mail only to fer several harmonious sel- Box S2, %Boca News giving detailed answers to ections. Lew Shonty will each of the above requirements and naming your sing baritone, Dr. William employers and type of product developed for the Maxfield, bass, John Apetz 10-year period preceding retirement. sings the lead and George Our Reference: Boca Raton National Bank Moeser, tenor. Kpyal Oak Hills Fredric Flatter, Manager Florida B & D Laboratory of SCOTT AVIATION CORPORATION (Lancaster, N.Y.) After the fashion show and of BOCA RATON entertainment and door pri- WATERFRONT AND NON-WATERFRONT CUSTOM BUILT HOMES WHERE EVERY RESIDENCE INCLUDES CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING BY

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Phone Boca Raton Boca 4824 Tr* saSab Cioses Saturday -'April 15th Hours: 9:30-5:3O« Thursday., April 13, 1961 THE BOCA RATON HEWS 3B Personals Miss Peirce attends Radcliff Nine Recipes for Celery - Books Added College. Support Boca U Boca Raton was the mecca for a group of sorority sisters Field Surplus Drops Prices During March whoenjoyed the Easter holi- Joffre David, general ma- until soft. Strain and mix Five persons have donated days, visiting here. Judy you'll get more for nager of the Florida Fruit with a cream sauce. Season books to the Boca Raton Li- Wright, a sophomore at Mi- and Vegetable Association, to taste with salt and pepper. brary recently. ami University at Oxford, reports that there is sudden- STUFFED CELERY Books were given by Mrs. Ohio, arrived to visit her ly a surplus of celery in the Clean tender heart stalks David Oberg, Mrs. Leon A. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- your money don R. Wright of Country South Florida fields. of celery very thoroughly. Kammerrnan, Mrs. P. J. Club Village. She brought A long stretch of unusual- Cream together equal parts Brannen, the Boca Raton, Garden Club and Harold Reid. with her Delta Zeta Sorority ly favorable weather ac- fo Roquefort and cream sisters the Misses Bev Crane, counts largely for this over cheese. Stuff celery hearts. New books added to the adult section during March Maryann Mouser, Carolyn abundance which has ex- CELERY MAYONNAISE Dykstra, Liz Manchester, TERLING ceeded even the most liberal Dice 1/2 cup celery and include:"BeforeYouGo" by Jerome Weidman; "Nylon SusiSettlemireand Pat Wur- estimates. 1/4 cup apple finely. Mix tzbacher. • This means that celery withcupofmayonnaise. Use Pirates" by Nicholas Monsar- should be lower in price than dressing on fruit or congeal- rat; "Fate is the Hunter" by FURNITURE Among the many college usual one of the best buys in ed salads. Ernest K. Gann; "Tongue of Fire" by Ernest Frankel; " De- •t4 " students who spent Easter in the market for the next se- CELERY STUFFING claration of Independence" Boca Raton was Miss Leslie NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY - veral days or weeks. Use your favorite basic by Carl Becker; "Human Peirce who visited her mo- Economy-minded house- stuffing recipe, then add half Nature and the Human Con- ther, Mrs. Phyllis Peirce. • BOCA RATC wives may wish to take ad- as much chopped celery as dition by J. Krutch; "Emo- vantage of this vegetable stuffing by volume. tional Problems of Living" bargain by serving celery in ESSENCE OF CELERY anumberof different ways. by O. Spurgeon English; Use good rich chicken "Master Your Tensions" by ("Celery is a good buy nu- stock. Add plenty of chop- All dressed up in a new party dress is Brenda trition-wise at almost any George Stevenson. Houseman, age 3, and the sparkle in her eyes reveals ped celery trimmings, and "The Armanda; by Gar- price because of its high vi- simmer 10 to 15 minutes. her excitement. Brenda is the daughter of Mr. and tamin, protein and mineral rettMatingly; "House of In- Mrs, Philip C. Houseman, 425 N.E. 32nd St., Chat- Strain and serve for soup tellect" by Jacques Bar- content and low calories-- course. ham Hills.-Sand Photo. only 10 to half a cup diced. zun, "Conscience of a Con- CELERY ASPIC servative" by Barry Goldwa- Here are nine different Take 1 quart essence of ter; "Power Golf" by Ben by Georges Simenon. early, " Mrs. Miller conclu- ways to use celery -- from celery and add'2 ounces of Hogan- " History of Western New books added to the ded. the leaves to the crunchJ plain gelatin. Simmer for 5 Morals" by Crane Brinton; Juvenile section include: The optometrists wives CREAM OF CELERY SOUP minutes. Pour into mold and "Taken at the Flood" by John "River Rescue" by Margaret will prepare a program on Take the trimmings from cool. Put in refrigerator to Gunther; "Who Killed So- VailMcLeod; "Loveof Laura" visual delinquency in child- a stalk of celery and jell. ciety?" by Cleveland Amory. by Gail Everett; "Land and ren which they hope to pre- finely together with a small FRIED CELERY People of India" by Mano- sent to Parent- Teacher onion. Braise with a little Clean and cut stalk of "The Beautiful and Dam.- rarna R Modak; "Land and groups, civic clubs and oth- water and a tablespoon or so celery into 3-inch lengths. nedand Flappers"and"Philos- People of Japan" by Jose- ers intereste d in better vision of butter. When celery and Cook in a little water until ophers," both by F. Scott phine Vaughan; "Land and for children. Fitzgerald; "The Little onion are transparent, spri- soft. Cool. Dip piece in FteOpleof Australia "by God- Mrs. L. G. Vaughan of Bo- World of Laos" by Ogden nkle with a handful of flour beaten egg then dredge with frey Blunden; "Emily Em- ca Raton is second vice pres- and mix well. Cook slowly Meeker; "Justine" by Law- erson's Moon" by Jean Mer- ident of the auxiliary. bread crumbs. Fry in deep rence Durrell; "Decision at and covered for 10 minutes. fat until golden brown. ril; "City Under the Back Fburina pint of white stock Delphi" by Helen Maclnnes; Steps" by Evelyn Lampman; PHONE YOUR NEWS "The Last Temptation of and bring to a boil. Cook 15 Rotary Hears Brundage "Secret Beyond the Moun- To Boca 3767 minutes more. Christ" by Nikos Kazant- tains" by Rita Ritchie;"The Strain, removing bits of PercivalBrundage, form- zanis; "The Last of the Just" Ocean River" by Henry Cha- celery and onion. Pour into er U. S. budget director, by Andre Schwarz-Bart. pin; "Janine" by Robin Mc- CROSBY aH equal quantity of milk. spoke yesterday at the reg- "The Child Buyer" by John Kown; "Finishing Touches" W. Return to heat but do not ularmeetingof the Boca Ra- Hersey; "Rizpah" by Char- by Candy Jones; "Three ALLEY boil. Season with salt and ton Rotary Club. les E. Israel; "The Christmas Passports to Adventure"by pepper and a dash of Wor- Brundage, who gave his Tree" by Daniel J. Foley; Hal and Halla Linker. cestershire sauce. Adda few views of President John F. "The Legacy of the Liberal How msin^ times lias ffriis Kennedy's budget, is a cer- Spirit" by Daniel J. Bratton; small stem pieces of celery. Program Aims Can Help You Plan Makes about a quart. tified public accountant and "Come With Me Home" by main satwedi your life? CELERY BORDELAISE president of the American GladysH. Carroll; "A Cen- At Eye Trouble for a Secure Future Institute of Certified Public tennial Reader" by Jane Ad- I IKE most of us, when the kids are in the car, You know, of course, that half the families in Clean and cut celery stalks "Visual delinquency in Life Insurance into three inch 1 e n g t h s. Accountants. He is now a dams; "Balthazar " by Law- Accident and Health L_ you get that "extra careful" feeling. You America save them. resident of Hillsboro Beach. rence Durrell; "Guide to children and how to bring it know, that's the same way yourfriend—the Cook in a small amount of to the attention of parents, Hospitalization Your S&H Green Stamps make it possible water for 5 minutes. Then America: by Elmer Jenkins; Major Medical Expense service station dealer—feels when you stop by Washington -- A large new in particular, must be one for you to choose from over 1,500 top- braise celery in brown gravy "Darwin's Vision" by Wal- Home Ownership Plans to see him. Army vehicle can go into of our most cherished goals." quality, famous brand-name items at your or drippings from a beef roast ter J. Ong; Business Insurance thesurfe, lift a disabled lan- Mrs. T. O. Miller president, Over the years, you've probably come to S&H Green Stamp Redemption Store. until soft. Add some mar- "The Balitics Upheaval" Retirement Income ding craft, and carry i t told members of the Wo- take your service station dealer pretty much row from a beef bone. Place by Arthur M. Schlesinger; Annuities ashore for repairs. men^ Auxiliary of the Flori- for granted. But when your kids are riding FLORIDA DIVISION inamoderateovenfor about "Great Presidential Deci- Group Plans The Sperry and Hutchinson Company sions" by Richard B. Mor- da East Coast Optometric with you, aren't you glad you took his advice 10 minutes. Close-up views of the A- Call Boca 6326 8801 Florida Avenue, Tampa, Florida ris; "Men of Space" by Shir- Association. and had your brakes checked? His sugges- ' CREAMED CELERY merican egret at nesting Meeting in Mrs. Miller's Amdur Building tions—small though they may seem to be— Clean and cut celery stalks time add to the enjoyment ley Thomas; "Mrs. MeekEr's Money" by Doris Miles Dis- home in West Palm Beach S.E.^Ist Ave. may have saved your life more than once. His into ore inch lengths. Boil of Audubon wildlife tours in on Thursday evening, the An American Way of Thrift in a small amount of water South Florida. ney; "Maigret Rents a Room" interest in your safety is more than interest optometrists wives voted to in a customer—it's concern about a friend. for 25,000,000 Families... embark upon a program to Dixiribuied since 1S96 educate parents to the dan- And what a valuable "extra" if your own ger signals that could mean service station gives you S&H Green Stamps. No Charge visual delinquency in their children. BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE CO THE MAN WHO KNOWS YOU BEST. .. SERVES YOU BESTI • Mrs. Miller cited some of Kansas City 41, Mo. for these danger signals as the constant rubbingof the eyes, Looking frowning or scowling, wat- ering eyes, reddish eyelids, squinting, restlessness, dis- NOW AT DONAHUE'S Ahead like for. reading and tilting the head to one isde. 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They're all included BOUT, 701 North Federal in the low price of any 1961 Westinghouse refrigerator, DONAHUE'S Highway. Phone 8621, t. Call us. any Federal funds avail- direction of the U. S. Army Corpsof Engineers, planning Highestaverage for March Willie*Gene Jenkins, son of ely to the stores. Coffee re- able at this time to build perdaywas3. 888, the chief Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jenkins, mains on the store shelves Representing the This is especially twe when it comes to the canal. lie also said and construction agency for Hartford Accident and the Project. They include said. Highestindividual day Dixie Apartments, Boca Ra- only a limited time after the roofing! Avoid costly interior dam-age to that financing of such a was March 5 with 5, 269, 000 ton. date of roasting, sothatwhen Indemnity Company your home due to roof leakage. Check project is the "most ob- aTseries of three small of the Hartford Group. tree-topped spoil islands the gallons pumped. Fire Chief John Loughery the customer is selecting Hartford, Conn. your roof NOW . . . then see the folks at scure in the world" as it Rainfall for March was 1. 06 who supervised the rescue coffee, he can be sure that STANDARD SUPPLY & LUMBER about entails so much red tape. East Coast Levee at the inches. There were 127 com- operations, said Jenkins had it is really fresh. 8 o'clock, repair or replacement. We'll gladly make City Manager William southeast corner of FCD wa- ter Conservation Area No. 1, pletely dry days in the last been playing near the edge Red Circle, and Bokar are a roofing survey for you without obliga- Lamb pointed out that specially packaged in the tion . . '. and give you free estimates. this city is using the in Palm Beach County. 151 days, Hager pointed out. of the water with another five acre tract deeded by These are designed to act as Rainfall to date this year boy. According to the re- flavor-sealed beans and cus- What's more, on our Easy Budget Terms . . the County for trash breakers against hurricane- was 10. 67. Heaviest rainfall port the boy apparently step- tom ground to customers or- dumping, thus removing blown waters from inside the was on Jan. 16 when 6. 56 ped off the slope into deep deratthe time of purchase, the five year reverter fresh water conservation inchesof rain fell in a short water. This further insures itsfresh WHAT'S MORE ON OUR clause if it was not used. marsh, period. The other boy jumped in flavor. to save Jenkins but was un- Although the trend in all DAY EASY BUDGET TERMS able to help him. A&P Food Stores is toward Fireman Harry Sullivan, com plete self-service, these FOR THE a skin diver, recovered the coffees are still custom body from the bottom of the ground when purchased. The LIFE YQWU 1©WE lake a short time after the reason for this divergence accident. from self-service techniques TO LIVE.. is to preserve peak freshness There are many handi- and insure the correct grind. TA N DARO capped persons throughout and their sale will support a 500 S. Federal Hwy Florida who are self-suppor- useful cause. ting through employment of Supply & Lumbe172 N.V r13:hSt. FLOHIDA'S MOST GLORIOUS Goodwill Industries. Any re- An average of two and a BOCA HATON Company Pl,on3 8554 COOPERATIVE RESIDENCE pairable item you have will half tons of raw materials by converted by Goodwill S»H©*ii 5473 with Oceanfront Terrace in Every Apartment are required to make one Completed! employesinto useful articles ton of ingot steel. TOOLS-HARDWARE-PAINT-LUMBER

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New prices from S19.500 (terms arranged). Monthly maintenance from $80 (partly tax deductible) VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED {^Y//ac//Ua(y DEALER Brokers Cooperation Invited HIGHLAND TOWERS Cooperative Apartments HOYLE CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE, INC. 2921 South Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach, CRestwood 6-7970 421 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY, DELRAY BEACH, FLA. 6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 13, 1961 on bun, celery sticks, po- supported over 14, 000 de- 37 Gifts and Memorials School Menus tato salad; fruit cocktail, pendents. BOCA RATON SCHOOL rnilk. Announced for Bethesda (Week starting April 17) FRIDAY--Macaroni and MONDAY--Scalloped po- cheese, fresh garden salad, GRIFFIN A totalo f 37 giftsandmem- STUARTK. BRANDON-Ki- tatoes and ham, buttered bread and butter, glazed orials were announced this wanis Club of Delray Beach. peas, bread and butter, doughnut, milk. FLOORING CO. week by the Bethesda Memo- GIFT TO HOSPITAL-Mil- brownies, milk. 'Griffin Has The Floor" rial Hospital Assn. ton B. Bellis. TUESDAY--Meat and ve- The 20th annual report of Persons in whose name the WILLIAM PA YTON-Dr. and getable stew, hot rolls and the Florida Parole Commis- VINYL memorial has been estab- Mrs. Merrill F. Stee4e, Mrs. butter, apple cobbler, milk. sionshows that parolees and lished are indicated in capi- Jessie S. Bechtel, Bethesda CORK m WEDNESDAY —Hambur- probationers in Florida last tal' letters and the list of do- Memorial Hospital Personnel, ger gravy over mashed po- year earned $14. 2 million, nors follows: Mrs. Evelyn Brown, Mrs. Ann RUBBER tatoes, mixed vegetables, paid$4million in taxes and KENNETH LELAND ALLEN- Bateson, Miss Virginia Wil- bread and butter, chilled 1 FORMICA Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scruton, son, Robert Hewitt, Roy O - fruit milk. Mrs. Elton Hoyt, II, James S. neal, Ralph Fingerlee. THURSDAY--Bar B Que SANDING Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. John HENRY VOLLMER- Delray pork on roll, buttered spin- AIRUNE FINISHING L. Blair, Helen de R. Morris, Beach Women's Golf Associa- ach, stuffed celery, coco- Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wil-tion. nut cake, Milk. WILLIAM GEORGE STRAW- liamson, W. Roy Manny, Mrs. FRIDAY--Pizzapie, tos- TICKETS FREE ESTIMATES BRIDGE-Employeesof the Pal- Edward Grasselli, Ernest C. sed salad, ice cream, milk. Cull BOCA 54S8 118 N. Federal Hwy. Demspey, Mrs. Norman K. mer Equipment Company of Delray CR 8-1210 Evans, Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Detroit, Michigan, Barton- J. C. MITCHELL SCHOOL Bigham, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Ma low Company. (Week starting April 17) nold C. Saunders, Jr. Mr. GIFT TO HOSPITAL-Wo- MONDAY — Bar-b-que 'Hurricane Tested and Mrs. James E. Jones, Jr., man's Auxiliary of the Beth- pork sandwich, chicken Mrs. L. T. Kelley, Mr. andesda Memorial Hospital. Security Panels" Mrs. Aaron I, Sanson, III, noodelsoup, sliced peaches, give ANDREW DA VLIN-Mr. and milk. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic P. Mrs. Thomas E. Woolbright, TUESDAY--Beef stew with ^f Storm Protection Fiske, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. vegetables, corn muffins, Nilsen, Henry N. Whiney, Dillenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. F. ^-Vandalism Protection chocolate pudding, milk. Mrs. George M. Carleton, Mr. O. Palmer. The Boca Raton Nursery and Garden Supply, operated by Jim Wamke (right), ?f Help in controlling Moisture a nd Mrs. Latham VV. Murtey, WEDNESDA Y- -Chop suey WINTHROP WINSLOW-Mr. should be open for business on North Federal highway in another week or so. , Damage Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lux, on rice, bread and butter, and Mrs. Charles B. Malone, Discussing plans with Warnke are Tom Nolan (left) of Langley Realty who ne- Mrs. Theron R. Palmer, Mr. oatmeal cookies, milk they are Mr. and Mrs. Meredith E. gotiated the lease and William IL Whiteford, owner of the land. Plans call for a nd Mrs. Lester M. Sears,, THURSDAY—Hamburger Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin erection of a 20 by 50 foot building and facilities for dispiaying plants in their -fc Properly Engineered Chase Bag Company, Mr.and H. Arnold, Mr.- and Mrs. W. natural setting. Mrs. E. P. Bruch, Mr.and * Properly Fabricated ClarkeS. Mays, Jr., Mr.and • Mrs. John K. Whittemore, RiALTORS OF Mrs. W. Clarke S. Mays, Sr., * Properly installed Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Gezel- BOCA RATON Mr. and Mrs. Swan Brown, *• Not Expensive schap. Jr. The following are members of the BROWARD SALES Co. NELSON CHILDS FREE- J. CLIFFORDHOSKINS-Mr. Boca Raton Board of Realtors. Doing Agents for CI.EAEVIEW Awnings & Jalousies LAND-Mr. and Mrs. Erich A. and Mrs. Mendell M. Scha- buttjness with Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-enen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. therrfo'ou are as- 162 East Boca Raton Road Boca Rafon 7-2365 aured the hlghes liam G. Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry typo of service T.B. Thames, The New York R, Gropp, Mr. and Mrs. Na- thatcanbe admin- istered in the fi el. Office of Merrill, Lynch, than S. Sharp, Mrs. Irene E. of Real Estate Pierce, Fenner and Smith A- La Mont Practice. RAMoi SHINE ssociatesin the Delray Beach MRS. JOHNSTACK-Nellie ALLIED REALTY, 27S N. Fed- era! Hwy., Phone 4249. 'Office of Merrill, Lynch, H. Nichols. W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal Herce, Fenner and Smith, Dr. FREDERICK W. BLECKLEY- Hwy., Phone 8621 and 9336. BENSON REALTY, 501 E. Pa). and Mrs. J. Vernon Ellson, Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wal- metto Park Rd., Phone 5435. Mr. and Mrs. Allan K. Esta- lace, Dr. Reginald B. Big- CONN C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. brook, Merrill, Lynch, ham, Mrs. Henry B. Stein- Box 354, Phone 9166. Pierce, Fenner and Smith, bach, Mrs. C. A. Ward, Mr. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 5473. Inc. and Mrs. Gerald Hahn, Mr. ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. SAMUEL A. HENSZEY-Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lontz, Palmetto Park Road, Phone I 8708. and Mrs. John M. Eades. Mr. and Mrs. Chester New- F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950! HENRY SABOT - Mr. andman, Blanche Johnson Trix, N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West Mrs. Edward G. Jung. Palmetto Park Road, Phone LASTING BEAUTY and PROTECTION GIFT TO HOSPITAL- W. N. Moffitt, Mrs. Henrietta A. 3737. Carter. Topping. RAY LASHER, 102 E. Palmetto p ELIZABETH BOVIER WIN- Park Road, Phone 8077. WILSON F. CARROL-Mr. J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. ...STAYS iwnrk and Mrs- David A. Wallace. DING-James E. Rafick. Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. EDWARDH. MUELLER-Mrs. MRS. FLORENCE RUTH MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 WHEN WET S.E. 1st Ave. Phone 6648. John A. Fischer, Mary C. RICKERT-Mr. and Mrs. John PETRUZELLI REALTY, Inc. K. Whittemore. 2325 N. Ocean Blvd., Boca Mueller. Marvin IL Mounts Jr, (left) of the County Solicitor's office in West Palm Raton. Phone 9418. Beach, explained the technique of bad check passers at the Chamber of Com- F. BYRON PARKS, 499E.Pal- MASONRY metto Park Road. Phone 5151. merce retail merchants committee meeting last week. Al Sterling (center) is EASLE J. ROB BINS, Phone' chairman of the committee and Charles deVault is president of the Chamber. 5145. PAINT J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744 A fetish for facts... and 8316. GIFT TO HOSPITAL-Mr. to the Bethesda Memorial Create New Jobs FRED TAYLOR, 1941 N. Fede- Fund, Box 461, Delray Beach, ral Hwy. Phone 5022 and 8563. First time—or hundred and first—when it comes to and Mrs. C. E. Tobias, Mr. The vast majority of new WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- shopping for stocks, a fetish for facts can be worth its and Mrs. Arnold F. Malow, Florida. jobs will have to be found eral Hwy., Phone 9 271. Anonymous, Mr. and Mrs. TOWN and COUNTRY, 164 E. weight in gold—your gold, for instance, in private industry, says Boca Raton Rd. Phone 6351. Arthur E. Poole. Tazewells Leave Charles R. Sligh, Jr., ex- TUNISON PROPERTIES OF Facts about a company's sales, earnings, and divi- THOMAS HACKETT- Mr. On European Trip FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmetto dends. Facts about its management and policy. Facts ecutive vice presidentof the Park Road, Phone 5408. and Mrs. E. E. Firth. Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Taze- National Association of WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 S. about past performance, current standing, and the Federal H»y,, Phone 8 778. CLAUDE H. FRELIGH-Mr. well left Boca Raton Satur- Manufacturers. He also M.N. WEIR'& SONS, INC. 470 S. TWO LUMBM VAPtDS TO SIHVI outlook for the future. and Mrs. E. R. Michak, Mr.- thinks job creation is going Federal Hwy., Phone 3717. 2627 S. Andrews Ave. YOUR HUKRICANI NtED! 4°° N.W. 2nd A day for an extended trip. 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496. Ft. Laudcrdale Flh. Boca Raton, Fla.. Where can you get such facts? Where can you go and Mrs. Alex Semosh. They plan to spend two days to be important long after KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E. JAcuson 2-1706 Boca 8581 for help? FRANK KERNS-Mrs. Julian in New York City. They are the recession is over. Royal Palm Road, Phone 531 3. n Well, we certainly don't have all the answers on every M. Hasselle. sailing on the "United States" stock you might ask about, of course. Nobody does. MRS. W. R. FORD-Mr. and and will spend a month in Mrs. Swan Brown, Jr. England and then tour Nor- But we do think you'll find that we can supply a sur- MRS. .LAWRENCE R. way, Denmark and Sweden. J.C MITCHELLS SONS prising amount of information about most securities— (MARY) PIERCE-Mr. and Mrs. They expect to be back in enough information to help reach sensible decisions T. L. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. New York the latter part of INSURANCE COUNSELORS on just what to buy, just what to sell, just what to hold. Terrell. June and will go to the Ki- What's more, any help we can give you is always THEODORE L. WEED-Mrs. wanis International conven- ESTABLISHED 1923 yours for the asking at— Theodore L. Weed. tion in Toronto, Canada, THOMAS B. CHIVERS-Mr. July 2 through 6. He is first a nd Mrs. F. H. Link. vice-president of the Boca Merrill lynch, Piene,Feiiiier& Smith inc. MRS. JAMES R. (MARIE) Raton Kiwanis Club. They NIEDER-Mr. and Mrs. Allen expectto return to their Boca Met,, uen Hew York Slock Exchange and other principal K. Estabrook. Raton home sometime in Stock and Commodity Exchanges MRS. BENJAMIN R. ROB- June. Accompanying them 616 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH. ERTS-Mr. and Mrs. Anderson on the way North was Mrs. KEN HIGGINS RILL MITCHELL Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 Hubbard, NealQuimby who is visiting 22 S. Fed. Ph. 5494 Contributions may be sent relatives in East Orange, N.J.

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Make us your headquarters for ALLyourfinancial needs! FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN at 1st. Ave. and fc Royal Palm Rd. ©PIN! FRIDAY MIGHT 5-7 P. M. Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation Fire Prevention Hi-lites Thursday, April 13, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7B New Members Accepted autotagtax, was advocated Boca Raton Chamber in pres- by the m arine division of the sing for this legislation. The Dry Grass and Weeds Miami-Dade County Cham- board, deferred action until By Chamber Board ber of Commerce. They re- the opinion is obtained from A Hazard To Property Scott Aviation Corp., 1395 Among other business quested the support of the the loca Boat Club. N. Federal Highway, a re- transacted was the appoint- BY LT. SAL MATTHS you wish to have the trade search and development lab- ment of a committee tostudy (City Fire Inspector) names of the chemicals that orapry and Enoch W. Hunt, and revise by-laws. This are used, either call or write an insurance agent at 429 N. committee is headed by Ken LEGAL NOTICES CITY OF BOCA RATON CITY OF BOCA RATON Dry grass and weeds a- to Lt. Sal Matteis %Boca E. Spanish Court, represen- Higgins and will be staffed PALM BEACH COUNTY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA PALM BEACH COUNTY round your property can be Raton Fire Department. ing Lincoln National Life In- by Bill Mitchell, Val Bren- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA ready tinder for cigarette surance Co., were accepted nan and Harry Newman. NOTICE : April 6, 1961 This ia to advise that a /5% and spark fires. Annual Art Show intornembershipof the Boca The board went on record penalty has been added to all PUBLIC NOTICE Such fires spread rapidly Raton Chamber of Com- favoring repeal of the pre- 1960 Taxes remaining unpaid The Plannlng-Zoning Commis. Called A Success merce at the April meeting on April 1st, and on or About Blon of the City of Boca Raton, over large areas, igniting sent law governing the two the 4th day of May, I will ad. until further notice, will hold any flammable materials of the board of directors. mill levy on intangible per- vertise for aale all real proper- their regular meetings the Sec The annual Clothes Line ty, the taxes upon which shall ond and Fourth Thursdays of they contact. Grass fires are Show, held at the Royal sonal property in the form of riot have been paid. each month. difficult to fight and a great Surrey Given in stocks and bonds. Letters Palm Shopping Center by J.H. Gibson | Jacob Heldt were sent to all key legisla- J.H. Gibson, Tax Collector deal of damage maybe done the Boca Raton Art Guild was Jacob Heldt, City cieriT Store Contest tors advocating a return to City of Boca Raton, Florida before the blaze is exting- a success in spite of unfav- by.- Jacob Heldt Publish: April 13th & 2oth, 1961 uished. orable weather, Winner of the Kedsmo- the iormer one mill tax. City clerk Furnish Proof of Publication Even fire-resistive build- bile Promotion contest spon- A bill to setup a tax sche- Publish April 13 and April 20 The two-day affair drew Furnish Proof of Publication ings have suffered from grass an enthusiastic crowd. sored by Roadman's Depart- dule for boats, similar to the Enjoying a "Hiwaiian Night" at the Boca Raton fires. The heat has cracked More than 50 amateur and ment Store was Diane Bor- the glass windows giving professional a rtists exhibi- Hotel and Club recently were Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. chardt, age 11. PUBLIC NOTICE the fires the chance to get Steffans. He is comptroller of Arvida Corporation. Diane successfully com- The City Commission of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, at a Regular Meeting held on the 4th ted their paintings and crafts day of April, 1961, has approved the following Engineer's Assessment Roll and has ordered that inside the premises through along the covered sidewalk. plete da winning jingle des- a PUBLIC HEARING thereon be held at 7-30 P.M. TUESDAY, April 25th, 1961, at the City Hall. these openings and causing This was made possible by cribing Keds. Local winners Jacob Heldt severe damage to the buil- the cooperation of the mer- are eligible to compete for Jacob Heldt, City Clerk ding interior and contents. chants in the shopping cen- the two grand prizes of a CITY OF BOCA RATON • ' PALM BEACH COUNTY What you can and should ter. Tin Lizzie or a surrey. Fif- do is first clear a strip of BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Two original oil paint- teen of the top entries from March 31, 1961 '• land at least 25 feet wide ings by Rose Krauss were do- Itoadman's have been sent ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SANITARY SEWERS - around fences, buildings and nated by Mrs. GabySmartof into WTVJ, Miami for fi- Along N.E. 2nd St., N.E. 4th St. & yards to reduce the chances portions of N.E. 3rd Court and N.E. 3rd New York City, a former nal judging. The top two of such fires damaging your _, St.; Pursuant to Resolution No. 36-60. resident of Boca Raton. The grand prize winners will ap- property. If there are un- Proportionate Amounts to be Paid as Listed. winners of the paintings pear on television to accept paved parking lots or out- their prizes. were Mr. and Mrs. R, J, Lot side storage areas on your Blk. Subdivision Owner Footage Amount Burns of 401 N. E. 24th St. Diane is the daughter of property, clear the grass and 2 Boca RosaHelghts John Podborsek 3 75.00' $ 262.50 andWm. J. Durie of 98 N. Mr- and Mrs. Edward Bor- " Clyde Baker, Sr. 75.00 262.50 weeds away from these spots. 4 " Floyd P hare W. 6th Avenue, Boca Ra- chardt, 200 N. W. Seventh 5 75.00 262.50 In a ddition to helping con- " Glenn Burke 75,00 262.50 ton. Street, Boca Raton. She is 6 " Edward Gummer 75.00 262.50 7 trol fires, clearing valuable Boca-Rosa Development Co. 262.50 Mr. and Mrs. Burns were a sixth grade student at Boca 8 u 75.00 yard space of weeds every 1 75,00 262.50 former residents of Cleve- Rato n Elementary School. l Ocean Heights Rose Alto slno 75.00 262.50 square foot of space useable 2 I land, Ohio and now live in She is delighted with her Floyd Campbell 75,00 262.50 3 l Geo. Deardorff 7 5.00 and the premises more at- 4 262.50 Boca Raton. surrey and said it is the first 1 Wn. L. Johnson 75.00 262.50 tractive. 5 1 Durie does sketching as a contest she ever won. John Hleronymus 7S.00 262.50 6 l Geo. Clemmer 75.00 262.50 Once you have cleared the 7 hobby and attends the Art 1 Arthur Tlngley 7S.00 262.50 areas, you should take steps 10 2 Lake Bros, Real Estate 75.00 262.50 Guild Tuesday night sketch Registration Still 11 2 Raymond Denny to keep them free from grass 12 75.00 262. SO group. Open for Craft Class 2 Walter Avery 75.00 262.50 and weeds. One of the best 13 2 Donald Gordon All proceeds will go to the 14 2 75.00 262.50 A.D. Dixon 75.00 262.50 ways is to sterilize the soil IS 2 Alma Dudley building fund for the cultur- Registration for the week- 16 2 75.00 262.50 a simple and inexpensive Diane Borchardt is happy with the four-passenger Clifton Tohms 75.00 262.50 al center. ly cMldrens' craft class be- 6 1 Kings Court JosephHurley (as little as $6. 00 will take surrey she won at Roadman's Department Store for ing sponsored by the Boca Ra- 19 1 125.64 439.74 care of an area 25 feet by completing a jingle in Roadman's Kedsmobile Pro- 20 1 125.64 439.74 Growing of tobacco re- ton Recreation Dept. will 21 1 50.00 175.00 100) feet, but will also eli- quires from 300to 500 man- motion contest. 22 1 50.00 175.00 remain open through this 23 1 50.00 175.00 minateor retard regrowth of hours of hand labor per acre. week. 24 1 50.00 175.00 an entire season or more. If 25 1 50.00 175.00 The class is held in the 26 1 50.00 175.00 2 50.00 175.00 Community Building at Me- W.60'- 1,2,3 Marie papenfus FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. 1,2,3 less W.60' 2 60.00 210,00 State's Geography morial Park Saturday morn- 2 Elinor Plattner 4 65.95 230.83 ing from 10-11:30 a. m. 2 Wm. O'Donnell 45.57 159.49 5 2 6 45.57 159.49 Your Insurance Needs 2 45.56 1159.46 Many projects are planned 7 & E.20'-8 2 Michael Harhay W.30'-8&E.40'-9 70,00 245.00 Are Our Business Reason for Growth Hugh Go! die 70.00 245.00 for the coming weeks, in- W.lO'-a, an 10, Our Only Business Is Insurance 1' This favorable location of cluding working with felt, 2 Marinus Koch 70.00 245.00 Serving You will Be BY ROBERT B. MARCUS, 2 colored pencils, woodstix, W.40'-ll&E.30'-12 Anna Casdani 70.00 245.00 Our Pleasure Assist. Prof, of Physical Florida with respect to the W.20'-12, all 13 2 Margaret Lyon 14 70.00 245.00 Sciences and Geography, large concentration of pop- and pipe cleaners. There is 2 45.63 159.71 15 2 159.67 ulation in northeastern and a . 25 cent fee to cover the 16 2 45.62 U. of Florida. 45.63 159.71 Amdur Building midwestern United States is cost of materials per class. 17 2 Marie Papenfus Why does Florida attract 18 2 45.62 159.67 40 South East 1st Avenue Off. Ph. 6326 millions of tourists each a significant geographic Children 6-9 years of age 19 2 45.62 159,67 may register by calling the 2 45.63 159.71 Boca Raton, Fla. Res. Ph. 6327 year? fact. Florida is a part of a 20 & W.2C-21 70.00 245.00 Recreation Office at Boca E.30'-21&W.40'-22 2 Joan Hofmann Why does Florida produce highly prosperous and indus- E. 10'-22, all 23, & 70,00 245.00 5913. W.10'-24 more citrus fruit and com- trailized nation. Three- 2 Reginald Colllson" 70.00 245.00 SCUBA FAN - SECRETARY E.40'-24&W.30'-25 2 Charles Williams 70.00 245.00 mercial winter vegetables fifths of this nation's popu- E.20'-25 &all 26 2 Grover Kilpatrick 1 70.00 245.00 No, we don't want you to type letters under water, lation lives to the north and 3 Jessie Overend 46.11 than any other place of sim- 2 161.38 butwedoneed a man or mature young lady who can 3 46.11 161.38 . ilar size in the world? east of Florida. Here are 3 3 occasionally demonstrate SCUBA in our TANK; 7 46.11 161.38 A look at the State's geog- ready markets for citrus, 3 Robt. Wlthrow 50.00 175.00 can turn out a good letter, and generally be helpful 3 St. Gregory's Church raphy will provide some of vegetables, beef, tobacco, 9 50.00 175.00 to the manager of a new small Research Laboratory 3 50.00 175.00 the answers to such ques- and other products of Flori- 10 3 in Boca Raton. This position will open in May. A 11 3 50.00 175.00- da's farms. Close at hand too 50.00 175.00 tions as these. 12 3 Andrew Duthie liking for, and experience in the use of SCUBA is 13 50.00 17 5.00 Florida's location and are more than 100 million 3 P.M. Weissman 50.00 a necessity. 14 3 175.00 shape are basic assets. As tourists. IS 46.23 161.81 Answer by mail only to BOX SI, %Boca News 3 46.21 E.120' of 1&NVS-2 161.73 the most southern of all the The Peninsula State, as 4 Arnol-d Kurzinger 69.00 241.50 E.120' of 3&SV2-2 4 Mary Steele Florida Research & Development Laboratory mainland states, Florida ex- we know it today, is part of WONDERFUl 1,2,3 less E.120', all of 68.97 241.40 Lot 7&E.5'of 8 4 SCOTT AVIATION CORPORATION (Lancaster, N.Y.) tends into the wet subtropics a much larger geological Lucie Dampier 60.57 211.99 FOR KITCHENS W.45»-8&E.15'-9 4 Reference: Boca Raton National Bank with a mild winter clima te. unit k~nown as the Floridian Ralph M. Gee 60.00 210.00 W.35'-9&E.25'-10 4 Barney Melleroid 60.00 210,00 The state is mainly a pen- Plateau, This partially sub- Qne Hand* Does W.25'-10&E.35'-ll 4 Alfred Dovel 60.00 210.00 W.lS'-ll, E.45'-12 4 Clarence Goddard insular location helps to merged platform, which is W.5'-12, all 13, Lots 14, 60.00 210.00 temper the blastsof cold air attached to the continent of 15,161essW.12O' 4 Valentine Chlsholm 60.57 211.99 North America, separates E.60' of W.120' - HOLLYWOOD BEDS from the north in the win- 14, 15, 16 4 Antonio Sciuto 60.00 210.00 ter and the hot humid trop- the deep water of the Atlan- BOCA PLUMBING Im W.60' - 14,15,15 4 Jerome Albertl 60.00 210.00 FIRISTON1 FOAM ical air in summer. Warm tic Ocean from the depths of 9 8 Boca Villas Andrew B alog 100.00 350.00 250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton 10 8 Geo. McCarthy 99.00 346.50 the Gulf of Mexico. 11 8 ocean currents further tem- Phone 6391 Henry MacWilliams 101.30 354,55 Full 39 inch per the climate. (Continued next week) 12 8 Timoteo Cruz 80.00 280.00 13 8 Lillian Maull 80.00 280.00 WITH YOUR OLD BED The longitudinal location 14 8 Milton Hynes 80.00 280.00 of Florida is also an inter- 15 8 S. Kendrick Llchty 80.00 280.00 16 8 Annie Allen 80,00 280,00 esting one. Itisncjt gener- 7 15 Paul Brannen, Jr. 100.00 350.00 20years :6j(|erienee providin g spark- 3 15 Wm. Bebout, Jr. 30.00 280.00 ally realized that Palm 9 15 Katharine Edeihoff \ S !'F*9 color and black aridwhite 80.00 280.00 Beach, Florida's eastern- 10 15 Frank Flrer 357-11 11 102.03 ); « PiiTOfesjfbr use in America's i 15 Harrison Spauldlng 114.27 399.95 most city, is almost due 1 16 Agnes Payton : 107.88 377.58 south of Pittsburgh. Pensa- :;/ ;-Wading .magpiines. 2 16 Edw. Connors 80.00 280.00 coal, at the extreme wes- 3 16 Willys Monroe 80.00 280.00 STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM 4 16 Robt. Gray 100.00 350.00 tern tipof the State, is about S 16 Howard Smith 100.00 350.00 HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. 6 16 J. Allan Abbott 80.00 due south of Chicago. 7 ' 280,00 16 Lucius Schlusemeyer 108.64 380.24 10 21 Peter Dicecco 105.00 367.50 I 11 21 Martha Guenther 12 80,00 280,00 1 21 Robt. Seattle 80.00 280.00 1 }COLOft;PbsT CARDS ':• 13 21 Wm. Barcley 14 80.00 280,00 I 21 Harold Dane 80.00 15 21 280.00 I 16 21 80.00 280.00 • Ernest Russo 103.11 360,89 • 1 22 Rosaria Bavasi 22 103.00 360.50 I 2 Carl Sundblad 80.00 280.00 3 22 Oswald NeiBon PORTRAITS 22 80,00 280.00 WEDDINGS 4 Frank Floyd 80.00 280.00 5 22 Mary Schenck 22 80.00 280.00 6 Edward Studt 80.00 280,00 22 Thos. Morrison 7 367.50 8 22 Cathryn Bracalello 105.00 22 105.00 367.50 9 Florence Roeder 280.00 22 Ray Rosencrans 80.00 10 80.00 280.00 11 22 Leon Gil son 22 Henry Larsen 80.00 280.00 12 22 80.00 280.00 13 John Sheridan 22 Pietro Liicehl 80.00 280.00 14 23 102,51 358.78 1 Frank Sedlak 23 Albert Schryver 102.40 358,40 2 23 280.00 3 Emil Ek strom 80,00 23 Rupert Smith 80.00 280.00 4 23 Martha Buckstaff 80.00 280,00 5 23 Alma Nagle 80.00 280,00 E 23 J.S. Lamotto 80.00 280.00 REAL ESTATE 7 23 Max Bussom 100.00 350.00 INDUSTRIAL 8 23 Robt. Leggett 100,00 350.00 9 23 Clara Roehl 80,00 280,00 10 23 Made FUlingham 80.00 280.00 11 23 Wm. Gosnell 80.00 280.00 12 23 John Clarke 80.00 280.00 BOCA RATON 3484 13 23 Edw. Barickman 80,00 280.00 • 14 Catholic Burse Endow. 101.92 356.72 • A parcel of land in SWV4-Sec. 20-47-43) 732.98 2,565.43 • as listed as item No. 6689 on Page 539) of the 1960 City of Boca Raton Tax Roll.) Totals . . . 10,206.60' $35,723.10 Cost per front foot . . . $3.50 Submitted by; S/ Alfred E. Amsler Alfred E. Amsler, City Engineer APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, ON THE 4th DAY OF APRIL, 196L ' * S/ Leo J. Fox SAND PHOTOS Leo J, Fox, Mayor ATTEST: S/ Jacob Heldt Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Publish April 13th and.20th, 1961 Furnish Proof of publication 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 13, 1961