FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964

Boca Raton Nev Largest Circulation 34 iE. Secor Of Any Newspaper Phone 395-i In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS 18 Pages PRICE TEN VOL. 8 NO. 1 Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, November 29, 1962 CIP Program b Endorsed Charles Godwin Named 4-1 Vote to High School Principal Approve Charles W. Godwin has school from the J.C. Mit- Endorsement been named principal of chell School alleviating the new Boca" Raton High the overcrowding there. Boca Raton's capital School, Harold Turner, Plans call for the 10th Improvement Program won member of the School grade to' be added in 1964, a formal endorsement by the City Commission at Board said yesterday. the 11th in 1965 and the Tuesday's meeting. Godwin helped organize senior year in 1966, ac- and has been principal of cording to Howell L. Wat- The commissioners pass- the Golf View Junior High kins, county school super- ed by a 4-1 vote a motion School in the West Palm intendent. to approve a draft of an endorsement of the pro-- Beach area since 1959. gram. The endorsement He lives in West Palm. Marymoun! Building will be included in the Beach and is planning to display opening Saturday move to Boca Raton. Ahead of Schedule Merabers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce are in the Weir Plaza Building Construction is proceed- Construction of the first' helping boost the groundbreaking ceremony for Flor- on South Federal Highway. ing rapidly at the new phase of the building pio- ida Atlantic University. The groundbreaking is school and it is expected gram of Marymount Col- scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Dec. 8, Jaycees Joe Galay- Included in the display to be open for the new se- lege, Boca Raton, is run- da (left) and John iMaher show the stickers which is a graphic presentation mester sometime in Janu- ning ahead of schedule, will be placed on cars around the city. of all aspects of the pro- ary. according to Rev. Mother gram, including estimated costs and needs of the Junior high grades, M. de la Croix, coordinator Santa Claus arrived in Boca Raton last week in the company of a clown Bd of Control to Meet Hers, city. escort provided by the Boca Raton Teen Age Center. In a joint promotion seventh, eighth and ninth, of the program, will move to the new "Work on the initial While the City Comnds- sponsored by the center, and the Fifth Avenue Merchants Assn., Santa of the Stay for FAU Groundbreaking sion's endorsement of the presided over the Fall Festival and distributed candy to the youngsters. Santa' phase of the program is CIP Display nearly 15 peperr cent com- The State Board of Con- Public Instruction Thomas Program recommends "earn- will be at the Fifth Avenue Shopping Plaza after 1 p.m. each day until Christ- trol will hold its first Bailey. est study and favorable mas Eve. pleted," Mother de la Will Open Sat. Croix said. "If the pres- regular meeting in Boca " The presidents of the consideration of (the) Residents of Boca Ra- ent schedule is maintain- Raton Dec. 7, with Florida freshman classes of the Capital Improvement Pro- ton will have a chance to ed, as anticipated, the Atlantic University play- five junior colleges in the gram," it urges the voters see at first hand Saturday buildings should be ready ing host for the first time, area will also participate to express ^their "personal Christmas Sales Promotion Set what the new capital Im- well in advance of Septem-- Formal sessions of the in the ceremony. preference in the Febru- Thirty eight local retail promotion committee "in chants will display signs provement Program will ber 1963', when classes board begin at 9:30 a.m. Preceding the ground- ary referendum, merchants are cooperating order to register for the in their windows and the mean to them. begin," she added. Friday and continue breaking, the Palm Beach Four members of the City in a promotion to encour- gifts." store clerks will wpar Large panels showing This is the first Catho- throughout the morning and County Resources De- Commission - Mayor John age Christmas shoppers to All participating mer- identifying badges. the history of the city and lie two-year liberal arts afternoon. An evening ses- velopment Board is spon- Brandt and Commissioners do their purchasing in thO o-»nPrfli nrpa anri PY- college for women in Flor- sion will be scheduled if soring a luncheon at the Robert Honchell, Leo Fox Boca Raton. pected changes and needs ida and the fifth Mary- necessary. Boca Raton Hotel and Club,. and Richard Porter - sign- Each merchant is offer- Jaycees Schedule Sea! Belt Sale Sat. of the near future have mount College in the Unit- Members of the board Thomas F. Fleming Jr. of ed the endorsement im- ing a gift valued at about been/ prepared for public ed States. The school will will remain in Boca Raton Boca Raton will be the mediately following Tues- An automobile seat belt dors em ent from Police vievAng by CIP architects be conducted by the Re- for the Dec. 8 ground- master of ceremonies and day's meeting. $10 which will be award- safety campaign has been Chief W. Hugh Brown of Onlv ed Dec. 21. headed by John Shoup. ligious of the sacred breaking at the University Fred O. Dickinson of the dissenting vote launched by the Boca Ra- Boca Raton. was cast The gifts, in Christmas The panels will be on dis- Heart of Mary, the Order site. They will be among Florida Council of 100 by Commissioner ton Junior Chamber of "The Boca Raton Po- play on the ground floor that staffs all Marymount more than 100 distinguish- will speak. Joe DeLong who also re- wrapping, will be display- lice Department," Brown ed in the lobbies of the Commerce. of the new Weir Plaza Colleges, including those ed guests headed by Gov. Membership Drive to fused to sign the endorse- said, "is happy to work First Federal savings and The Jaycees will sell Building on South Federal in Paris, Rome, London Farris Bryant who will be Open with Breakfast ment. with any organization in Loan Association next seat belts Saturday from 9 Highway starting Saturday and Barcelona. present on the platform at sixty workers together The full text of the en- ,.,..,, L r ... , the promotion of accident „ The structures being the groundbreaking. with team captains are ex- dorsement is: week; the First Bank and a.m. to 5 p.m. on the park- . , . . m The will stay built for Marymount's first Mayor John Brandt of pected to gather for a "The rapid increase in Trust Co. the week of Dec. ing lot at the Royal Palm f^ate">£^ county- students here are a two- Boca Raton will represent membership drive "Kick- our population and the con- 9; and in the Boca Raton Shopping Center. Seat open six days a week, National Bank the week of belts, available in a va- iCVleve"l -""safetk"uy *"-"programc"~""', w"~e 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday story academic and science' the city at the ceremony off Breakfast," Monday sequent enlargement of are leased to see ourl0 your Dec 16 rlety of colors will be in- P 'through Saturday, and noon building, a three-story and Lake Lytal will repre- mOrning, Dec. 3, at 8 a.m. required municipal cal cmcivicc Cclub s takinngg a° to 5 p.m. on Sundays, until dormitory, a two-story stu- sent the Palm Beach Coun- the Boca Raton Cham- seraces makes it neces- No purchase is neces- stalled free by the Jay- in sa for us active interest in such Feb. 4 so yoters dent center and a utmty ty commission. Also ex- ber of Commerce building. ? . to modernize sary," said John Cherry, cees. safety programs.' and invest capital in ex- chairman of the Christmas The program won an en- study the display and de- building. The value of the pected to attend are mem- Harold P. Anderson who panded mun ci al facili Jack Balme is chairman cide how they wish to construction exceeds bers of Gov. Bryant's cabi- heads the membership com- i P " of the Jaycee committee vote on it. $2,000,000. net: Secretary of state Tom mittee is being assisted ties. Realizing this, the for the seat belt sale. The display includes a The academic and sci- Adams, Attorney General by Lester Cadman of the City Commission of Boca will be sold for rundown of actual costs of ence building, which will Richard Ervin, State Treas- chamber staff, who toget- Raton, in 1959 by unani- Belts moUS resolution $6.75. Free coffee and the project to each tax- be faced with brick and urer J. Edwin Larson, and ner will distribute some authoriz- ed the a inta doughnuts will be served, payer. (Continued on Page 10A) State Superintendent of 200 prospect cards. PP° >ent of a By Oliver B. Jaynes Capital Improvement Com- mittee. GUESS WHOSE BIRTHDAY? . . . It's the Boca Ra- "The Capital Improve- ton News' seventh. So this is the first issue in our ment Program now being eighth year of publication — which makes it our presented, is the result of 2556th. over three years of dedi- Just a joungster. But in size and circulation it cated work by this Commit- has already outstripped many of its contemporaries tee of representative Boca in the weekly field. We're proud of our ever-growing Raton Citizens. The Boca family of readers and look forward to making even (Continued on Page 10A) greater strides in the years just ahead. Our prime objective is to make the Boca Raton Shoot to Aid News reflect the fine character of the community it serves - and to keep pace with the rapid growth of Christmas Fund the area. To do this has necessitated the constant improvement of this newspaper's facilities and ser- A full scale push for vices. First in the expansion program was the es- funds to support the an- tablishment of a new home in the News Building on nual children's Christmas Southeast Second street. Next in importance was im- Party will be launched provement of the delivery service provided by the Monday by regular and 32 "little merchants" who form the carrier'organiza- volunteer members of the tion. Along with a stepped-up news and pictorial Boca Raton Fire Depart- coverage, the improved service has made it possible ment. to exceed the goal of 4000 subscribers set for this The firemen will sell year, representing over 85 per cent of Boca Raton turkey shoot tickets door- hollies. to-door throughout the city Through detailed — and exclusive — reports of beginning Monday evening. this city's many organizations and governmental The turkey shoot, to be held agencies the Boca Raton News has been able to from 9 a.m. to dark Dec. develop a degree of community spirit and interest 16, is the only source of that could be generated in no other way. This is the support for the annual vital part which a local newspaper plays in the de- party. velopment of community betterment and conscious- The Christmas Party ness. It is a responsibility of this newspaper which and visit by Santa Claus, its staff members constantly recognize. which has been held in the Particular attention has been given by the Boca city for some 25 years, Raton News to youth activities of the community. will be Christmas Eve at We report and encourage the excellent youth activ- Sanborn Square. Last year ity programs that leaders of these groups have pro- some 1200 youngsters were vided - programs that have been nationally recog- on hand for the affair. nized. We believe that news of activities of these Again this year ihe city citizens of tomorrow is important to the life of the Santa Claus will visit community and deserving of the attention given it. shut-ins around the city. Construction of the new high school here was some 80 per cent building at the upper right. Uppermost in the picture is the indus- Fire Chief John Lough-- And this is the only medium in which such news is complete this week. It is expected to be ready for its first stu- trial arts building and to the left of it the shower and locker build- ery is general chairman of reported. dents at the start of the second semester. The large, black-roofed ing. Visible at the top of the photo is the Royal Palm Polo the event, and Gus Ilager It is.a privilege and challenge to serve a fine com- building in the center of the picture is the main class room build- Grounds and beyond that, the white buildings are St. Andrews _ . munity like Boca Raton which is enjoying such a and Lou 3ukk arc co chair ing. Immediately to the left of the large building, is a second- School. The intersection of Military Trail, State Road 808 and the n)en Members of the com. unique development of new facilities. We are aware classroom and science building, and to the right is the administra- Seaboard Air Line Railroad tracks is just below the top right cor- mittee include Fire Lt that in no other way can the citizens of this com- tion building. The smaller building to the left of the picture is the ner of the picture. Designed by Shoup and McKinley, architects, munity keep abreast with developments and.activi- homemaking suite, and to the right of it, without roof, is the li- Sal Matteis and Firemen of Boca Raton, the buildings are being built by Stephens Con- Daro Hurlbert and Rudy ties that form such an important part in their daily brary building. The cafeteria-auditorium is the large, black roofed struction Co. lives. Anderson. THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1962 Jitobson Is hp Bowling Winner Eva Gabor Will Star in Abner Jacobson was the tournament. Jim Perry was top winner in tournaments first with a score of 648 Royal Poinciana Opener during the past week at in the Sunday night no- The Royal Poinciana Josepha.. This role, re- Hie manchunan University Bowling Lanes. tap tournament for 160 Playhouse will open the cently performed by Julie average or under, sal ven- 1963 season Jan. 21, Harris onBroadway, is that Jacobson won first to and his son won the with Eva Gabor in the of a pett and charming place with a seore of 759 Thanksgiving day father* Comedy hit, "A Shot in French maid, entanged in in the Wednesday night no- and-son tournament. The Dark." a web of intrigue and mur- tap tournament and picked Other winners included: Play-goers will remem- der. up a 16-pound turkey in Thanksgiving low ball — ber Miss Gabor's perfor- Also slated for a return Co-Hit - Hope & Crosby - "ROAD TO HONG KONG' the Thanksgiving low ball second, Gene Thomas; mances in two of Noel to the stage of the Play- 3rd Hit Fri.-Sat. - "BLUE DENIM" third, Jack Jaynes; fourth, Coward's sophisticated house is Miss Arlene Fran- Sunday — Early Bird Show — Open at 5 p.m. Tom Meredith and fifth, plays, "Private Lives" cis, she is widely known Bob Agnew. and "Blythe Spirit." Miss for her television career. Wednesday no tap — sec- Gabor, Hungarian-born and Patrons of the Playhouse ond, Joe Roth and third, Swiss-educated, will play previously saw Miss Fran- 3-9930 Pete Ravenhall. cis in John Van Druten's FAMOUS DOOR Federal Hwy., USX, Between Ft. Lauderdale and Pornpano" Sunday no tap — second,' "Old Acquaintance." Miss Al Wright Sr., and third, Francis will be presented RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Now Showing Jack Jones. BOWLING in a sophisticated comedy IN THE COVE * DEERFIELD BEACH for 2nd Big tailored to her special Inder Yeu* Management Week gifts. BUSINESS MENS' HNDCP. The week of March 11*16 SPECfALIZING Team Won Lo st will see Fred Waring and fN A FABULOUS 1. P aim-Aire C C 27 13 2. Buss Pool his Pennsylvanians back SELECTION OF ... 3. Boca Nat]1 Bank 25 15 at the Playhouse with an 4. Boca Uniform 25 IS DELICIOUS TURKEY DINNER ON THANKSGIVING 5. Reed & Fox 23 17 all-new musical. Called "the greatest musical or- 300 N. FederaJ Highway 6. Commercial Laun. 21 19 ALSO TO GO ... PIZZA AND 7. Hidden Valley 19 21 ganization in the world," A young man with a big friendly smile stands to Pomoano Beach, Fla. 8. Lawson Electric 19 21 go a long way in the world, and one-year-old Paul SPAGHETTI BY THE BUCKET! 9. Merco of Florida 16 24 the Pennsylvanians are EVERY DAY SPECIALS 10. Supreme Auto Body 15 25 well-known in the Palm Hutchens Jr. has a good bit of life still ahead of NIGHTLY SN OUR LOUNGE 11. Smith & DeShlelds 12ya 27'/i Beaches from their appear- him. He's the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hutchens of THURSDAY, NOV. 29 12. Boca Heat &A/C 12 28 Baked or Fried High Individuals: L, Lanflisi ances here in 1960 and 335 N.E. 5th St.-Colony Studio LOWELL WHITE Chicken 237, J, Perry 235, F Oisen,l234. 1961, as well as radio and television appear- FRIDAY, NOV. 30 BOCA RATON SQUARES Team ances. Broiled Spanish Won Lost PUBLIC NOTICES The Restaurant |Wac/e Famous by Our Guests! 1. Colonial 29 11 Other attractions to be Mackerel 2. Riviera 25 15 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 3. Southern Imperial 24 16 presented during the 10- COURT, IN AND FOR PALM NAME STATUTE 1 SATURDAY, DEC. 1 4. Victorian 24 16 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA 5. Goldenrod 21 19 week season include two NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Swiss Steak that the undersigned, desiring Captain* 6. Sierra 18 •22 recent comedies from the Probate No. 1858 2 and Rice 17 23 to engage in business under 7. Covington Broadway stage, "Take IN RE: ESTATE OF ) fictitious name of: 8. Laurel 16 24 CHARLES M. DAVY, deceased.) SUNDAY, DEC. 2 9. Carmel 15 25 Her, She's Mine," Phoebe BOCA RATON FLOWERS AND Baked or Fried 10. Skylark 11 29 and Henry .Ephron's long- NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FRUIT Table .Chicken and Rice High Individuals: Gladys Coif ax FOR FINAL DISCHARGE 198-518, Peg Ziegelmeyer 159- run play which starred OF EXECUTRIX intends to register the said 466, Ann Wright 180-455, Janie Elizabeth Ashley, and name with the Clerk of the Cir- COVE YACHT BASIN MONDAY, DEC. 3 Stratman 156-438, Gloria Hough- Notice is hereby given that I cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- ton 152-435, Al Wright 243-601, "Sunday In New York," a have filed my final returns as ty, Florida. Breaded Veal cutlet executrix of the estate of Deerfield Beach and Tomato sauce Jack Jaynes 211-594, Harry Col- youthful comedy which /a/ Nancy B. Ingram GIBSON fax 212-543, W.H. Yates 196-531. CHARLES M. DAVY, deceased; Free Apple Pie was one of last year's hits. that I have filed my petition for /s/ William H. Ingram distribution and for finaj dis- KURZINGER ANDHONCHELL CATERING for the Ladies CHURCH FELLOWSHIP charge, and that on January 4, Team Won Lo st Attorneys at Law 1963, I will apply to the Honora- K and H Building SERVICE TUESDAY, DEC. 4 1. Advent SIX 24 12 ble Paul T. Douglas, County 2. Advent FOUR 21 15 279 North Federal Highway „ , -{"Pronounced SEE-SO Country Fried Judge of Palm Beach County, BocaRaton, Florida COCKTAIL PARTIES-BUFFET DINNERS- Color Steak & Rice 3. Methodist 19 17 Florida, for approval of said final WEDDING RECEPTIONS-CHURCH EVENTS , Plus Also in Color 4. St. Paul TWO 18 18 returns and for an order of dis- Publish: Nov. 29, Dec. 6, 13, BEACH PARTIES ETC. 5. Advent FIVE 17 19 tribution and for final discharge 20, 1962. JOHN WAYNE at 9:15 in WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 6. St. Paul THREE 9 27 as executrix of the will of COMANCHEROS Meat Loaf and _. High Individuals: Floyd Podger Charles M. Davy, deceased. COMPLETE STOCK OF Creole Sauce 55% 199, Charles DeVault 181, Dick November 23, 1962. Louis XIV had 413 beds. Griffin 178. LIQUORS & WINES GLADYS B. ERICKSON CATERING ABOARD YOUR YACHT $%" CHANNEL CHASERS Executrix of the estate of g^ # Featuring Team Won Charles M.' Davy, deceased. AS WELf AS BPTTAtJRANT '"'ytyji 1. Lucky Strikes 26 2. Pin Poppers 24 Leon F. Weaver 3. Cue Sticks 22 Attorney for Executrix "WE FURNISH EVERYTHING" Diners 4. Roily Pollys 19 111 Boca Raton Road 5. 4-Spares 18 Boca Raton, Florida 6. Flying Strikers 17 Publish: November 29, December 7. Fireballs 14 6, 13, 20, 1962. Call 399- 8. UntouchBbles 14 9. Pin Stripes 13 10. Misfits 13 11. Knockouts 13 FASHION SHOW LUNCHEON 12. Scrubs 13 13. Pin Knockers 11 14. Alley Cats 7 Every THURSDAY 12:30 Individual high games: Lekniskas 202, Marty RALPH CHICK & The STAR KNIGHTS 200, Wayne McMahon 176. WOMEN'S HANDICAP Team Won Lost 1. Ranch House 27 13 BUFFET 2. First Bk. & Trust, 1 21 19 3. LaMarquis 20V4 19'/j »l!\MUl IWM'B 4. First Bk. & Trust, 2 18 22 5-9 P.M. 5. Win fi el d Gift Shop 17 23 $2.50 Per Person 6. Hand's DelrayBk. 15% 241/j High Individual s: Barbara Every Si Smith son 169-364, Joanne Cor- nette 164-460, Mabel Walker 162.403. Whatever y@u w@nt t§ buy, * Dancing Instructors Bev & Blake Ward BUSINESSMEN SCRATCH Team Won Lost Available for private parties 1. J. Talbot Agency 20 7- 2. Liberty Glass 17 10 Leslie Parrish is fea- selhrrent.., whatever ym RESERVATIONS CALL 278-2008 3. Zim's Bar 17 10 4. Rutenberg Homes 16 11 tured in "The Manchuri- just west of Hwy. 1 Between Boca Baton and Delray Beach 5. Chick's Autor 15 12 1 an Candidate," now at 6. Bro wn s B ar 15 12 want t® find, fmm ® lost 7. Boca Plumbing 14 13 the Delray Drive In 8. Boca Tackle Shop 13 14 9. Boca Tile & Ter. 11 16 Theatre, plus Bob Hope 10. Paul's Barbershop 11 16 and Bing Crosby in "The umbrella m 0 newjeb... 11. Kreuscher Const. 9 18 Grand Opening 12. Mackey printing 4 23 Road to Hong Kong." WmtAds serve yw results Friday, N@¥. '30th. Free Parking 2.000 Cars OPENS 1:45 RIRtqnOIIlOREOif UIHT-S03S THERE'S "®n® silverplatter" ~ north of Pampono HOW THE PADDOCK LOUNGE 1 - 2:00-6:00-10:05 MAGIC RI.l-FEDERniHICHUlflV 2 - 3:55-7:55 IN TWO BIG HITS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE WANT COLOR-WIDE SCREEN COMFORT ADS #1 - "BOY'S N16HT OUT" 1 Kirn Novak - James Garner - Tony Randall , PLUS #2 - "BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S Audrey Hepburn ~ Geo. Peppard

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Sand] »nd EXTRA FRI.-SAT Anoelte sing Boyatoi 2402 Steve McQueen IlK litfe ;ong HELL IS FOR HEROES BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1962 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3f Twilighfers to Hold Card Party togethers) and register Christmas Decorations to _, nn , rf ..„ with the club's secretary. The Boca Raton "Twi- Dec 29 concludes the a ^ mee Highlight Club Meeting lighters" have a busy month's activities stMt ftt 7;30 in ftie schedule planned for the To join this 40 and Community Building in Christmas decorations horticulture workshop will month of December. over group attend one of Memorlal park. The month's activities Saturday night get- made by members for use meet Dec. 3 at 9 a.m. at begin with a card party in their homes during the the Recreation Center. Saturday, Dec. 1, with holidays will highlight the — prizes for the winners. Sat- meeting next Tuesday of PoCtOfS UISCUSS urday, Dec. 8, a1 social the Boca Raton Garden evening is planned includ- We are pleased to announce Club. Cure for Disease ing a square dancing ses- The meeting will be held A treatment and cure sion with Jack Colter call- at 2 p.m. in the Art Guild for recurrent hermes sim- ing the turns. JOHN R. BUEHLER building on West Pal- plex, a disease of the The Christmas party is metto park road. cornea of the eye which Following the busi- scheduled for Saturday, has become manager is caused by the same Dec. 15. There will be ness meeting, Mrs. James vims which causes cold caroling and a Christmas of our Boca Raton office F. Kirwin of West Palm SQreg> was discusse(i story will be narrated by Beach, Garden Club dis- recently by two doctprs Mrs. Elsa Cuddihy, pro- trict director, will be whQ have been working gram chairman of the Twi- honored at a Christmas closely for nine years, lighters. There will also Associates tea. The tea will also This presents a major be a grab bag with a $.50 honor past presidents of breakthrough in the treat- limit. Jack L. Anderson William S. Gunn the Boca Raton Garden ment of virus diseases. Saturday, Dec. 22, the club - Recurrent hermes simplex group plans to relax while Richard S. Coy James S. Marsh Mrs. Roland F. Jones has eventuaUy brought on viewing a feature film fol- is chairman of the hostess blindness in all cases lowing a business meeting. W.H.C. Grimes Donald R. Miller committee and will be as- afld was &e case of The New Year's party and sisted by Mrs. Herbert many comeal transplants. pot-luck supper Saturday, M. Richard Robinson Holgate, Mrs. Joseph L. The disciosures were Batty and Mrs. William made a(. a symposium On Miss Quintan, Charles 6. Washburn Kusters. vimvirus diseases at the Unwrapped Christmas Southern Medical Associa-' Lloyd Eaton Wed clothing and ^on meeting at Miami Members of the Boca Katon Junior Chamber of Commerce will launch an auto- for the Palm jjeacn_ ^he panel was mobile seat belt safety campaign Saturday on the parking lot at Royal Paliu Miss Elizabeth Quinlan Lie Higptson Corporsfiesi Beach County Mental Health Rnnnsnrpfi by piorida At- Shopping Center. Checking a typical installation are Police Chief W. Hugh and Lloyd Eaton were mar- MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Association should be lantic University. ried at 12 noon Thanks- Brown (left) and Sgt. Gene Lynch, with Jack 3alme (behind steering wheel), brought to the December Dr> Murray Sanders, giving day at the Holy 105 EAST BOCA RATON ROAD meeting. Mrs. Joseph Caul- newly appOjnted chairman chairman of the safety campaign, and Alan Armour (right), president of the Jay- Family Church, North BOCA RATON, FLORIDA field, 395-0670, is chair- of the department of bio- cees. The seat belts, available in a choice of colors, will be sold for $6.75 Miami. man of the gift project and logical sciences at Flor- and installed free by the Jaycees. has additional information. Atlantic, has develop- The ceremony was per- ida formed by the bride's The floral arts workshop ed a -neuro-toxoid, the for the "Christmas House o Personals brother, Rev. Eugene Quin- only known vaccine t Stats Warns Agninsf Dangers lan, of Memphis, Tenn. A will meet today at the City work on the deep tissues Mr. and Mrs. John L. Recreation Center and the _ reception followed at the of the eye For nine Of Youngsters' Plofthings Stone, Boca Raton Road, of the bride's mother, GLAMOUR GIFT WRAP years Dr william B with a family canceCancer Detectioueicciiuun ^ - - - Toy time is coming for hurts were 4, 8, 11 and 13. Mary Quinlan, 1250 Ql clinical professojiuicDouri . , „„„ . j uiimw Thanksgiving day. N.E. 131st St., Miami. Film Scheduled of eye diseases at Tulane, youngsters and the State A total of 476 boys and Besides their chiidren Both Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Warm Delight fas'bee^ treating pltients Board of Health says a 264 guls were reported guests included Mrs. Jem are well known in Boca A film on cancer detec- with this vaccine and re- Florida survey on injuries hurt by toys during the Dannelli Mr. and Mrs. Raton having lived here tion will be shown Tues- ported that in all cases involving playthings mdi- period. Earl p Troxell and daugh. for many years. by day, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. when the disease was arrested, cates the parent must bear Dr. McCoy said the sur- t Susan and EUeen_ a ma r the Junior Woman's Club recurrences were prevent- -*° responsibility for vey tendmors teo carshoe wshoul thadt giving day were Miss Mar- ARTEMIS meets at the University ed and vision significant- youngsters' safety. __ peihaps more carselectioe shouln odf Mf_ and Mrs_ phmp p_ Bowl. lv improved His clinical Dn George A- McCoy' be ^V,", selectl°" of Hall have moved into their garet Bodenstein of West d rect f the board s 0 Palm Beach and Stanley Peignoir of Mrs. H.V. Hansen, pro- observationT s w^e~~made" d*i or °f th bd'' \t ^ *>f r childrechildrenn accordinaccordingg new Royal _ _ gram chairman, said a lo- iod of nine Accident Prevention Pro- to age. He said any which _ Ergustrom of Yerington, nylon tcicot over a per home coming here from over veJvety- cai doctor will be present vears gram, said children aged contain food or food mix Paradise Hill parnii Nortn Nevada, five are toucli brushed to answer questions. development is a involved in more should bear approval under _ . This Cohasset Mass nylon. Turn- Members are requested to fine example of scientific ^ accidents than .other theFederal Pood Drug and. back ruffle at bring cash donations so cooperation since the ^^J^?^ 3* S5° *&ZT «°Jn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Traf- GATEWAY NATURAL FOODS neck-e d g e Christmas gifts may ford and cnildren> Kareil| spills down recon Si r their safet HH 1-8120 3206 E. Atlantic Blvd. purchased for the Okee- was developed in Florida ™ u f.f . J ^^jones whic! h burburn Neil ^an d Bruce. , spent the completely chobee Home for Boys, and the clinical observa- responsibilities toward fa g POHPAHO BEACH. FLORIDA and those «ith ^ ^ Trafford,s button- closed They are also asked to tions were made by the children at play for misuse easijj ed NATURAL and DIETARY front. For ail r0 h r ees and ^ remember Larry, the club's ophthalmologist, Dr. °\ }?**.?•* obviously an "f ° Foods its delicate adopted boy at the sunland clark, in New Orleans, adult guidance problem. Electr Fry In Jacksonville. Sugar, Salt Free and look, can be said the s e - Training Center, with This new treatment makes ^ H f ™ * * i/1 7 L tov Ailergy Foods. au tomatically Natural Vitamins and gifts and cards. the corneal transplanted showed most injuries re- oratoryand cord) labe. lBaby' on sth etoy tosy Mr. and Mrs Neil P. laundered, ulted misuse rather Food Supplements operation unnecessary \ J*™ f should be lightweight, not Bodenstein and children Vegetable Juicers hatching gown and opens the way for than faulty manufacture; have and bed jac- b s have the iar est brittle; should be wash- returned to their home Home Demonstration BOCA HATOf* further research in the that °y e able and too large to put ^ Savannah, Ga., after ket. number of injuries in the the holidays with Delivery to DeerfieJd control of other vims in the mouth. Beach and Boca Jiaton Blue, rose, NiWS diseases. home at ages two to three; Mr. and Mrs. PHONE 395-5121 that the peak in yard in- Rifles and archery sets Send Post Card for free pink. 'Newcomers' To Meet juries comes at ages four are dangerous in too-small odenstein of Better Nutrition Magazine. $13.00 Published every THURS- Northwest 13th street, DAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. The Newcomers Club of though eight. Most school hands. Christmas orna- should be chosen other suests for Thanks- by Boca Raton News, {,„„„ Dofnn will hniH a ground accidents come in ments Inc., Oliver B. Jaynes, fipqcrpriBoca -Rato lunrhpnn wiln l nnrholl pirrd al &th e 10-14 age group. with caie< avoiding small pres., Ward Risvold, desbert luncheon and card (i of doors and shatterable bulbs and vice-pres. party at noon today at the Acciuenib uui ui uuui& _>_ Sea Garden Hotel in Pom-we re almost twice as flimsy wiring. when WARD RISVOLD pano Beach. numerous as those in the Guild to Hold nome 246 Publisher Mrs. Walter Weber pres- ~ against 138. Musical Dec. 9 JOHN OPEL ident, will preside at the Thicates verwouly durgentl seemy toa neeindid- meeting honoring past f Art Editor °r adult supervision out- TURN TO THE FIRM 205 S.E. 1st Ave. of the Club: Choral Group will Mrs. Catherine Fbert, Mrs. side as well as inside, Orchid Square H. CLAY RILE Y he said. present a candlelight BEST QUALIFIED Caulfield and Advertising Manager In the age five group dur- Christmas musical Dec. 9 BOCA RATON McAuliff. ing the five-month survey, from 4 to 5 p.m. Entered as Second class The club will hold a rum- \J' Oppo.ule Tlif Kwik Chek Parking Area Matter at the Post Office and 40 boys were The program, to be held mage sale to benefit its the Moravian Church, In BOCA RATON at Boca Raton, Florida, hurt. Other ages which in- ec. 6-8 at the the public. Dec. 1, 1955. Fifth Ave. Shopping Plaza. MEMBER Donations will be receiv- Florida Press Association ed Eec. 4 at the shop. National Editorial Ass'n. Melinda Coggin celebrat- Boca Raton ed her fifth birthday this Chamber of Commerce week with a party at the SUBSCRIPTION RATES home of her parents, Mr. By carrier in city . . . and Mrs. R.T. Coggin. lOcf week Her aunt, Joan coggin, By mail in U.S. $4.00year baked her a special teddy bear cake for her birthday. with your loan problems. Low cost financing available for all family needs.

REG. $20 PERHAHEHIS • FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS • HOME „ COMPLETE • NEW and USED AUTO LOANS OPEN FRIDAY EVENING COIOR • PERSONAL LOANS 5 to 7 p.m. Touch Up £50 •= •»• COMPLETE ^$ SHAMPOO and SET 2.50 The Friendly BOCA RATON HAIR CUTS 1.50 See Our Selection of FINE WIGS NATIONAL On CAMtHO REAL ORCHID SQUARE BANK Phone 395-2300 COIFFURES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 218 S. FEDERAL HWY. '$\ JAJ£|CARATON||£| Ihutsda?.' ^S^t^ 29' 1962 -" li&Ssi&viii^^ Seacrest Scenes Basketball Practice to Start Manufacturers "»E SIGN ANYTHING" Designers Tlie Adult Basketball Recreation Department at NEON CABDS "I Seahawks Rout Lake Worth League will begin prac- 395-1135. P.AINTEB^^ PAPEB tice Monday evening, Dec. 3, at 7 p.m. at the The University of Flori- Behind Gibson's Scoring Boca Raton Elementary da began its activities in School Gym. educational television in By Bill Goldsmith All men interested in 1954. By 1958 WUFT-TV The seahawks routed the Lake worth Trojans last playing may join the lea- of Channel Five had sign- DWL Two AH-Stm Teams toWednesday 27-7. gue. Information can beed on the air to serve the 395-1633 60 N. Dixie 395-1633 Danny Gibson scored three of the Hawks' four obtained by calling the area communities as well. touchdowns and recovered two fumbles. The remain- Trowel to Clewiston ing touchdown was scor- Two all-star teams pick- Gary Wentworth, Grant -edb y Larry Henderson on finishing touches to their ed from the Flag-tag Foot- Booker, Jerry Leturmy, a two.yar(j plunge. The Sadie Hawkins Dance this IMPERIAL I ball League will travel to and Mike Hartzell; (10-11- Lake Worth touchdown Saturday night from 8 to NO Clewiston Saturday morn- 12) Tony Orpesa, Dave By Hiram came in 12 o'clock. The Florida LIMITS CANADIAN ing to participate in the Scanlon, Jimmy Parks, the last Keys will provide the en- Walker Florida Recreation Asso- Rusty Marten, Hudson quarter on tertainment and Dogpatcb ciation's Flag-tag Football Sturm, Jerry Morris, a 78-yard decorations will be in CLUB Championship. Francis Giblin, Charles drive by vogue. These decorations Gibler John 5 arad 039 Boca Raton won the - .1 f ^" Fred May- Geor e will include real animals. mighty-mite division for S Facer Bill Smith, er „ was The animals':will be do- Tommy yi FIFTH 7, 8 and 9 year olds last Cestone, Joeth e Sea. mestic such as pigs, hor- year and finished second Az?ar^Uo- J ^%. F1 oek> hawks' El 9 M Q ses, and perhaps some andand Chuck MacWilliams . ni 3 For $10 in the midget division for T ^^acWiUiams e^ Sea- chickens. This will all 10, 11, and 12 year olds. FLAG-TAG STANDINGS . crest roll take place in the Delray THIS AD Wins Losses ed up "290. Goldsmith Beach civic Center which FIFTH The Boca Raton All- warriors 6 2 LOOK FOR THIS yards to 138 for Lake is to be congratulated on IS GOOD Stars are: (7-8-9) Mike Tacklers 6 2 Worth- its donation of the build- SIGH OH U.S.#1 LoBianco, Ricky Sturm, wildcats .4 4 THRU Peter Maradie, Tommy cevils .4 .4 ing. Hwy. 2515 N. 86 PROOF Keith, Joe Orpesa, Tim- chargers 3 6 The Hawks anticipate a Fed. Hwy. WED. BOURBONS 5th my stinson, Tony Holis, colts 2 7 fruitful basketball season The price will be One DEC. 5 due to the fact that they dollar per coupie and 75$ Between Delray ISTILLBROOK -....11! have lost none of their per individual. Since this and LW.BABPER 4.79 varsity team from last is a giri-ask-the-boy dance GENE'S [Smc/mrj yeaJi the ladies have the pleas- Boynton Bfgllffntine's I OLD TAYLOR.. 4.69 ure of paying the bill. OLD FORESTER 4.69 SINCLAIR SERVICE Members of the wheel- Don>t forget the corn cot SCOTCH ette club are putting on the pipes. FHOHE CR 8-252S TEN HIGH ...... 3.49 Warning Issued The college board tests OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. CANADA DRY ....3.99 ALTERNATORS - REGULATORS also will take place Satur- (GENERATORS - STARTERS On Hunt Boundary day for all juniors and HAS® seniors who have signed I RELSKA Expert Mechanic on Duty Hunters are cautioned up for them. UklQ that the Hillsboro Ca- BEUS 4.49 "W. 5 STAR VODKA nal which adjoins the CUTTY SARK .5.99 6399 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. northeastern boundary of SCOTCH the Everglades Wildlife J&B 6.19 FULL QUART FULL QUARTS SOCA RATON Management Area in Palm HOUSE of LORDS 4.89 Across the Highway From Bel Marra Entrance Beach County is not with- 4. *-*£gfev» "Jr v CABIN in the management area. MARTIN'S V.V.O... 4.99 179 CARSTAIRS 3.98 Phone Day 276-9157 Nights 395-3153 This warning was issued AMBASSADOR.. 4.89 STILL this week by O.E. Frye, By Don Day Tr FIFTH CflRBY'S 3.9S Royal Scot .3,75 assistant director, Game "Good sportsmanship" and Fresh Water Fish covers a lot ... and one HUDSON BAY 4.79 KING.... m Commission, as the result of our pet peeves is the guy MALCOLM FRASER...4.99 PHILADELPHIA .3.79 of some apparent misun- who catches fish he does- derstanding as to the loca- Dulonnef n't want for food for him-, GiLBEY'S SPEY ROYAL 86 Proof GOLDEN WEDDING..3.99 Where Should Your Cash Be tion of the management self or others. Red or Blonde BELLOWS While it is nice to be a QUART 5.69 WIN! In Today's Market? is the center line of the levee on LANCER'S FilNCH TAYLOR'S In the bank? Maybe. you need, don't the south side of the Hills- them on the NEW YORK STATE In government, corporate, or municipal bonds? Pos- boro Canal. The area CIACSCLIN on the north is in the Lox- docks or beaches around 8 Yrs. Old m CHAMPAGNE sibly. Boca Raton. Instead, re- ROSE WINI WINES In carefully selected common stocks with a long range ahatchee National wildlife lease the fish that are un- Id Kentucky Sparkling Burgundy future? Certainly worth considering. Refuge and guns and hunt- ing are prohibited. Hunters harmed, so that others Tavern Why? will not be allowed to might enjoy the thrill of •y&A PINK Champagne Because any number of such stocks are selling at transport or have in their catching them. 99* much more attractive price-earnings ratios than a possession any firearms year ago ... Ray Hewey is a good while on the canal. The fisherman and a good Because any number of industries have built-in fac- canal is open for fishing sportsman. Ray has been tors for growth that should prove profitable over the during daylight hours. The catching kingfish and a lot years ahead . . . use of vehicles is prohibit- of bluefish. Ray takes his ! ANISETTE ROCK & RYE Because we've never seen the time when some stocks ed on the levee. fish home and the fish he KING'S didn't offer good investment opportunities. According to Frye, the doesn't need he gives to. TRIPLE SEC KUMMEL If you're not satisfied that your extra cash is currently boundaries of the manage- his friends . . . good sign RANSOM earning its keep ... ment area and the refuge of a good sportsman. CHERRY BLACKBERRY SCOTCH are postea-. and sportsmen If you'd like to see some specific suggestions, sup- are urged to observe these Here's a tip on bass APRICOT ported by facts, that seem to fit your funds, your circum- signs and both state and stances and your objectives, our Research Department federal regulations. fishing that we'll pass on PEACH C99 will be glad to supply them. to you freshwater fisher- men, many of whom have 94 Proof There isn't any charge. You don't obligate yourself in been finding the bass fish- Reg. 7.15 I BRANDIES Jfc FIFTH J? FIFTH any way. ing slow lately. First time at this Simply write a letter outlining your situation and invest- If you catch a bass when One of our Better Specials LOW Price ment objectives, to— trolling or plug casting, don't move on to another fULL QUARIW a" Blended WHISKEY m FULL QUARTS spot. Wait a few minutes Thomas G. Foster, Manager and try the same spot SEAGRAM'S ® GILBEY'S again. A few of the so- MERRILL LYNCH, called "lucky fishermen" ffjl I SCHINLEY 1 SCHENLEY # GORDON'S have been using this PIERCE, trick successfully for some time. They believe GINS 3.99 IN® that the bass are in QUABT lAROAY'S 3.7? EUOERS HEW »ORK STOCK EXCHANGE 1110 DtHU PRINCIPAL STOCK *N0 C01IMODITI fXCHAUGC schools, so when they catch a bass, they keep QUART FLEISCHMANN'S 3.89 616 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH "Gosh, I'm nervous!-1 429 fishing the same spot, Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 wish I'd got that tripod I 3791 QUART MILSHIRE 3.49 saw in the V.ant'./.ds!" just as you would for a bluefish or king. ; V FIFTH I QUART CANADA DRY 3.8?

Those of you who have been fishing Boca Raton ONLY COLONIAL GIVES YOU EVERY BOTTLE ON SALE Lake and the Intraeoastal Waterway might try night * it T®@k €&i®miid To Br&p The Prices 11 Patronise m fishing for snapper. We find that using live ®MM§, shrimp without a sinker Colonimi Keep The Prices Boom 11 works best. With a light BOCA spinning outfit you can Boca Chics ©INS ., have a lot of fun. You SCOOP/ FULL .2.89 CYCLE might also catch a few 'n ' QUART CAR8OCA 99 VODKAS ...... 2.89 drum fish. PONQ HUMS 2M mi ikM I0WII 2069 A. N.W. Both are good fried or FULL QUART BLENPS .2.89 m?m SHOP first Place broiled . . . use a lot of NICHOLS RUM 3 20th. 5|. Industrial good Florida lime on IMPORTED 8 year old VESMOUTHS Area - Boca Raton them. Mhmm & ROSSI PHONE 395-9823 1.99 WHISKEY O.EC. NOlLliY PRATT . C i*SANY IMPORTED 99 plus destination 86 PROOF Finest and setup charge CINZANO u LOANS Canadian 489 BOISSIERE 1.1 HUPSON FULL *25-*600 QUART PM • SIGNATURE BAY BARCLArS 86 Proof SCOTCH • FURNITUfll mumm • AUTOMOBILE 479 99 Prompt Service Tr FIFTH 384 PROOF RELIABLE Get Set for Year 'Round Fun... RAIL 50 LOAN SERVICE The great HONDA TRAIL "50" opens up a wonderful world of fun for the hunter, fisherman, amateur 16 S.E. 1st Avenue explorer, rock-hound, camera buff, weefcpnd rflmper—anyone who loves the outdoors! » 39S-3644 Thursday, NovLber 29, 1962 TH£ BOCA RATON Expert Discusses Effect Survival Coursfe | FAFF Clf" "~ " Subjects Listed fKtt *O Permaneflt „ Nuclear effects, fallout Wj¥8withyour 12th Shampoo' Of Radioactive Fallout shelters and food will be Some consumers are ral, any condition that among the many subjects ^V"*^™^ and Style discussed at the survival asking whether some foods makes dust difficult to re- 3 9 5-2 7 2O are made unsafe by radio- move will likewise make class scheduled for Satur- (justavs active fallout and whether removal of radioactive day at First Federal Sav- 1O3 ROYAL PALM ROAD consumers could or should fallout more difficult, ings and Loan Building, IN DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON. do anything to reduce radio- (6) Scrubbing . of fresh according to Col. Howard active contamination. Miss fruits, and vegetables such Kates, civil defense direc- Mary Todd, home demon- as potatoes, followed by tor for the city. stration agent, lists some peeling will greatly reduce Classes will be held of the pertinent facts: or completely remove sur- from 10 a.m. to noon and (1) Extensive checking face contamination. Simi- from 1 to 4 p.m. for of radioactivity in foods larly, removal of outer adults. is being carried on contin- leaves of head vegetables, Bob Holzman, of the uously by several govern- such as cabbage will re- department of education, ment agencies each with a move the fallout on those will be the instructor. specific area of respon- leaves. This will result, The meeting is open to sibility. however, in the radio- the general public, Kates Daily 9:30 - 9 (2) so far, the amount activity, being concentrat- said. of Strontium 90 or any ed in the peelings or outer Sunday 10:00 - 5 other radioactive element trimmings and foods made Winners Listed being found in any food from them, unless removed Winners in the Royal does not warrant custom- in some other way. . Oak Hills Bridge club's ers avoiding any particu- (7) The commercial prep- weekly meet were an- DANDY lar food-, or trying to se- aratiqn of foods - for ex- nounced yesterday. Last lect food items on feeample , canning — normally Water and sewer plant operators from Miami to Riviera Beach attended a one- week's winners were: Jim DEPARTMENT STORE basis of radioactive con- Includes procedures Ivins, Mrs. Jane Manning, day course in instruments and instrumentation sponsored here by the Florida tent. • comparable to a similar Ed Lobkowitz and Mrs. 1670 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY (3) Similarly, thiijpreparation for home use, Water and Sewer Works Operators Assn., regions six and seven. Checking a Marian McDorman. amounts of radioactivity 'and would likewise result typical meter are, from left, Bob Ghiotto, assistant city engineer of Pompano being found do not call in elimination of a sub- Beach; Alvin Klutts of B.I.F. Industries; Gus Hager, chief water plant opera- for government action to stantial portion of the total tor in Boca Raton; and Ben Colardo of B.I.F. The course was taught by Klutts remove any food from ,the radioactivity present in or and Colardo. Boca Old Fashioned market, or to recommend on the raw crop. that the public attempt to The "Memo for Consum- remove radioactivity from ers" will be mailed to in- Personals Pins Awarded to Brownies foods. Ordinary methods dividuals, as well a's con- WESTERN BUTCHER SHOP for preparing fresh, fruits sumers and professional Mr. and Mrs. John Cran- and vegetables for" eon- organizations who redal- l were hosts for a At investiture Ceremony AT 152 S. FEDERAL frfWY. sumption will at tfae same quest it. Requests should "Pennsylvania Dutch" dinner party recently in The third grade Brownie pins. DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON time remove the major por- be made in writing to the Troop of the Boca Raton Receiving their pins were tion of any surface radio- Pood and Drug Adminis- their Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club home. School held its investiture Margaret Bollinger, Darcey activity. ,''. ."..;: tration, Washington 25, recently and all the girls chambers, Marjorie Mc- JUMBO FRYERS (4) Fallout settles on sur- D.C. One of the highlights of the real Dutch menu was received their Brownie Donald, Lisa Martin, Nan- faces , including the sur- —— cy Mitchell, Mary Moore, * Exfra Fancy faces of foods and food sauerbraten with ginger- Personals snap gravy. Many of the Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn S. Jo- Linda o'Hearn, Faye packages, very much like hannessen and children * Good and Tasty lust settles. Intact pack- Mr. and Mrs. James D.foods took days to prepare parkS| Katny Penwrignt| Brittian Jr., 4682 N.W. 3rd Reidun and Bjorn Robert Janice Pinchuk| Kerry iges mad^e of hard, non- according to Marge. * Grade A Ave., entertained Thanks- were entertained by Mr. Quillen> Carol SnipPi Tere. jorous ,Kiaterials - tin, WHOLE giving day. Their guests in- and Mrs. Raymond Cloutier sa villerSi Jacqueline *0&D LB. ^lass, /• 'multi-layer card- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hae- cluded Mr. and Mrs. James of Pompano Beach Thanks- Walke_ Laum Zent> Lida 25 ; pard^ plastic, etc. — will berle entertained at a D. Brittian Sr., James Am- giving day^ ^ Kuth and Barbara Smith_ j.rote'ct foods from con cocktail party recently in PRIME mi CHOICE MEATS cut to order " brose and Arlene Brittian. their Royal Palm Yacht Troop leaders are Mrs. t.Mnination by fallout, pro- Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Robert Pinchuk and Mrs. vided due care is used ' in and Country Club home WEEK-END SPECIALS- Mr. and Mrs. Edward hnnnrine rhPir hoiiseenpsts Friebele andso nTo m have William Chambers, opening and handling trie honoring their nouseguests, returned to their home in EXTRA Goetz and son have re- package. Colonel and Mrs. Marion Clearwater after spending Boigeltss Pork Roast SPECIAL LB turned to their home in Roland and son, Roger, of (5) Radioactive a the holidays with Mr. and Cruising home from Key l _?.. Keobuk, Iowa, after visit- Naples, Fla. The hosts' Bub? Spare Ribs KY LB. can be removed from sur".""-, ing Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Mrs. Eskild Bondesen and Largo recently were Arlein daughter, Timber, acted family. and Phil Hirsh and Carter THICK faces in the same way dust zimmerman. Mrs. Goetz is as assistant hostess. SIJC ED is removed - i.e., by wip- _ . and Jerry Coughlan. The Old Fashioned Bacon the niece of Mrs zimmer The Haeberles and their foursome attended the ing, brushing, washing,man _ guests then went on to din- and Frevrpd JunTuneg- GRADE A MEDIUM brush scrubbing, etc., de- ' and • loriya Eaas ner and dancing at the bluth are the house guests club_ xhey left here pending upon the type of studies at Royal Palm Yacht Club. °* Mrs. Gladys Anderson, 6 Northeast 28th Road. aboard the Hirshes yacht, WE SPECIALIZE IN MtATS FOR wS - radSLtST can° ^University of Florida "Bimini" for the round- OPEN 9 A.M. TIL 7 P.M. HOME FREEZERS PHONE 395-0975 at They have been ' enter- be removed by these Gainesville, is George M ra trip cruise. ie ler a spen " \^™J?f£ tained by Mrs. Anderson, methods depends upon the?- fu B ™« "f i' ker had as their recent then Thanksgiving day at surface Smooth, hard sur-ingthe recent h°ildays Wlth guests, their nephew and ls paren h g the home of Mr. and Mrs. faces can be cleaned more h , !f • .* i.?^ _! niece. Herbert and Pris- Brooks (Pap and Mam) Bieglers II of Northeast cilla Walker of mion> NY. successfully than soft, Fourth Court. Johnston. Sunday they were porous surfaces. In gene- dinner guests of Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Smith Mrs. Max Hutkin. and family of Jacksonville The Jungbluths leave Choose Your Christmas were guests of Mr. andMrs. Moniay for their home in For a lovelier you... Arthur Burgess on Thanks- St. Louis, Mo. For Your Next PHONE giving day. Mrs. Anderson is look- Appointment 39S-2449 ing forward to the visit of in Boca Raton Marion and Ruth Taylorher daughter, Mrs. Edith spent Thanksgiving day Steele and her friend Miss with their father, Marion FIRST PRIZE 12 valuable Christmas Gifts 5TH AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA Joan Goodwilly of Chicago G. Taylor in Ft. Lauder- who plan on spending the worth over $100 plus SECOND BOCA RATON. FLORIDA dale. Christmas holidays here. PRIZE of 8 Christmas Gifts and CHRISTMAS THIRD PRIZE of 5 Christmas Gifts

SEE the Gifts on Display at URNTTURH FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSN. Nov. 29 - Dec. 5r BOCA RATON FIRST BANK and TRUST CO. Dec. 6 - Dec. 12,

BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK Dec. 13 - Dec. 20r Tickets Available at the following Local Merchants

ROYAL PATRICIAN JENNING'S PICTURE THE WINFIELD SHOP BEAUTY SALON FRAMING 479 N.E. 20th Street 110 E. Boca Raton Road 96 &E. 1st Avenue YOUNG'S GARDEN SUJP PLY BOCA BAG SHOP KEMPS SHOE SALON 209 S. Federal Highkay 98 S.E. 1st Avenue 131 E. Palmetto Park Road BOCA TACKLE STOP BOCA BAKERIES, INC., KEMPF'S CASUAL SHOP 451 E. Palmetto Park Road 171 s.E. 1st Avenue 101 E. Royal Palm uoad BOCA CAR WASH '* > BOCA CAMERA CENTER KIDDY KAMPUS 1299 North Federal Highway INC. 491-493 N.E. 20th Street BOCA" RATON GLASS 137 S.E. 1st Street TURNER NURSERIES, INC. & MIRROR CO. BOCA CRAFT BAZAAR 980 N. Federal Highway 6 S.E. 2nd Street 20 s. Dixie Highway KWIK CHEK ALTIER JEWELERS BOCA MARINE & 101 S.E. 1st Avenue 44 S.E. 1st Avenue SCUBA CENTER LEWIS BROTHERS CO. RAY KOHL & SON 74 S. Federal Highway HARDWARE 123 E. Palmetto Park Road BOCA RATON HARDWARE 172 E. Boca Raton Road VIDA APPLIANCE 1865 N.W. 2nd Avenue LOVE DRUG CO. CORPORATION BOCA RATON PHARMACY 119 S.E. 1st Street 5th Avenue PJaza 101 E. Palmetto Park Road DUGAN TRAVEL SERVICE MATTY'S ONE HOUR BRASS KNOCKER 75 S. Federal Highway CLEANERS Exciting Special Prices 1943 N. Federal Highway GIFT SHOP PUBLIX SUPER MARKET 71 S. Federal Highway 1968 N.E. 5th Avenue BOCA FLOWER BASKET, COLE-HOWARD, INC., INC. ROADMAN'S 112 E. Boca Raton Road Tomorrow Night 41 S.E. 1st Avenue DEPARTMENT STORE 9 DECORATOR'S MART 122 E. Boca Raton Road HART APPLIANCE CORP. 505 N.-E. 20th Street STERLING GOLD COAST 507 N.E. 20th Street From 6 PJML TtI 9 PJML SOUTHERN TV, INC., FURNITURE CO. BOTON VARIETY STORE Another in the series of "Evenings at the Plaza". Designed to help you 1927 N. Federal Highway 1465 N. Federal Highway 141 s.E. 1st A•/«. ••• Christmas shop leisurely. Hundreds of exciting gifts from all over the BROWN'S BAR & WESTERN AUTO "ziM'S BAJt & RESTAURANT ASSOCIATE STORE PACKAGE STORE world. Coffee will be served. Flowers for the ladies. Be our guest, enjoy 45 S. Federal Highway 1662 N. Federal Highway 51 s. Federal Highway our Christmas decorations. 559 N. FEDERAL HWY., BOCA RATON 395-3232 SPONSORED BY RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION OF THE BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 4tON NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1962 dk Style Show to Aid fgratufations Due Workers Debbie-Rand Fund '<>* INSURANCE A benefit luncheon and FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. 10 Made Festival a Success style show has been scheduled for noon Dec. Friendly By Renee Ramseyer 12 at the Boca Raton Ho- tel and Club by the Deb- insurance Although the booths and rides are all taken down, bie-Rand Memorial ser- Service the memory of a fun filled weekend still remains. An vice League. Carefully 395-5550 affair such as the third annual Fall Festival, which Built around a "Por- was held during the Thanksgiving holidays takes a Underwritten lot of hard workers an£ a big hand of congratula- trait of Christmas" theme, Security Hi§ht$ tions goes out to all those , the show will benefit the fund for establishment of £ 395-5552 who helped make it a Try not to miss it! The hospital in the Boca Raton Accident smashing success and a admission is merely $.25 area. Life source of pride to all, for members, $.50 for Christmas carols will be guests. School attire is re- sung during the luncheon Tornado This Saturday, Dec, 1, quired. Medical Teen-Town will once by members of the choir of again travel to port Laud- First Presbyterian Church. Auto ATTENTION ALL MEM- Mrs. Lillian Parker, organ- erdale to BERS! An open meeting Navigation star on ist, will accompany the for members only, will be choir. ;he "Let's held this Friday, Nov. 30 )ance" pro- The fashions, to be Family at 8 p.m. shown by local merchants, rram with Everyone is invited to individual ?ony Glenn. will depict a typical attend the movie following Christmas day, including Sfore \il those this meeting. The movie is Commercial wishing tc trimming of the tree, titled "The Americano" opening of gifts, Christmas .ttend wil] starring Glenn Ford. Undertakings neet at dinner and on to bed time. Ships 'een Town Mrs. Barbara Ransdell is BPW Club Plans Sale chairman of the committee t noon, Renee indisputably Strong planning the event. She u „ The Business and Pro- Mationally Known here a caravan of cars fessional Women,s lb f will be assisted by Mrs. Boca RatOn wU1 hold a Victor Francis and Mrs. Companies. auderdil ^ Betty D'Avray. Mrs. Kay. rummage sale Friday and Wl11 West will be the commenta- AMDUR BLDG. 40 S.E. 1ST AVI. filmed at p. . Saturday, Dec. 7-8, at Al- tor. and dricdrich CornerCorner> . AdditionaAdditionall hown on Channel 5, information may be obtain. PTPTVV , at 5 p.mpm . the same ternoon. So you will be p ime again in time to see COMBINATION Free Estimate )urselves on your own 395-413! evec.nes. levision set! Party dress ROOF CLEANING and PAINTING required of all girls at- Personals Ming and coats and ties Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford T. 3 the required attire for Tap and ballet lessons sponsored by the City Recreation Department are offer- and HOUSE PAINTING A e boys. ed Tuesdays from 3 to 5 p.in. in the Community Byilding. Miss Jean iVicNally home. They have been at is the instructor. Licensed Bonded insured leen Town doors White Sulphur Springs, en at 7:30 p.m. Satur- w-Va-< for the past five SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES y with live music pro- years where Mr. Nuckols Foundation Elects Fuller President wa an led by the "Jesters." sultantf, . engineering con- James Puller was elect- 300 Hi. 2nd. St. Boca Raton 395-0620 -r oil Honi ed to the board of trustees of the Debbie-Rand Foun- dation, Inc., at a meeting this week of the group. He is the 12th member of the' board. Other trustees are- John K. Brennan, Robert J. Drummond, James Cald- ... and have the gifts to match! well, Lester Crown, Thom- as F. Fleming Jr., James Henderson, Phillip Hirsh, >r 100 0if! BoxesAl PIERCE C. Richard Schine, John H. Weir, William' Archer and o Choose from \ md REESE Kenneth R. Williams.' The foundation has re- ceived a letter of determi- nation from the U.S. SEE our Treasury Department of Internal Revenue, stating RSSTMAS CANDLES all funds donated are now officially tax deductable. id other items The foundation is in the GIFT DEPT. process of having a com- plete survey made of the NO CHARGE area, to determine the for GIFT need for a hospital, ac- WRAPPING cording to Drummond. I He also stated a prog- ress report would be is- HEADQUARTERS FOR sued from time to time to keep the public informed of their activities. S. S. PIERCE Meetings are held at 34 S.E. 4th St., the temporary SPECIALTY FOODS home of the group. LW CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE OF: Christmas Display REESE FINER FOODS • GRACE RUSH For County Bldg. • CHARLOTTE-CHARLES • HOUSE of HERBS The county's office build- • MOTTA • RAFETTO ing on Datura Street will • HOUSE of LAWRENCE be used this year as the FOUR PIECES ITALIAN PROVINCIAL Coi l • PEAK FREEN iuro«Ti» UKUM coonni location for one of the out- white and gold or Fruitwood finish Sf""" • ANNE IMTOIBP FUKCH COOMB standing Christmas dis- plays in the county. marproof tops: You get double dresser, m Earl Wright, who for mirror, chest and full or twin size bed. | years set up Santa and his Fully dust proof - center draw guides, I We are prottH lo he rhosen exclusive purveyor* of reindeers on a barge in. THAL BROS. Lake Worth, asked the" triple dresser available see this suit today I county commission this EPICURE MARKET week for permission to use the roof of the Datura EPICURE MARKET St. office building for the 6 PC. FOAM ENSEMBLE of Miami Beach display. SAUCER CHAIR The Lake barge was not HOLLYWOOD BEDS Upholstered with available this year and have in stock a large selection of these delicious foam cushioning epared Frozen and Refrigerated food delicacies. Wright said the office build- 2 - Foam Mattresses 39 ing would provide a suit- and washable cloth ARTHUR BAUER'S Plantation Products— able location for the dis- 2 - Box Springs on legs supported vinyl YOUR CHOICE LAMPS are exclusive with us too! play. The commission ultra-modern design Many styles and agreed with Wright and 2 - Plastic Headboards . . . the fashion rage colors. Modern granted his request. today - Choice of French & Traditional ..r popular colors. AUTHORIZED Rev. and Mrs. Albert Eastman visited their son and daughter. John and Vickie, at Bryan College where they were the'guests DEALERS of Dr. Mercer, president of Bryan. DELIVERY IN MAJOR U.S. CITIES TWO YEARS TO PAY. Cent's Most Store DANISH DUAL SLEEPER Opens to sleep 2, foam zip- pered cushions, walnut IIIIIM OF PLENTY finish choice of beige, turquoise, tangerine

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r FEDERAL HWY., POMPANO BEACH 250 So. Dixie — Boca Raton don't miss Phone: 395-3113 this bargain Thursday, November 29, 1962 THE BOCA UAJOH Nc Fire Prevention Hi-lites He maintains radio con- tact with equipment, con- tacts the police depart- RUG CLEANING Many Things Happen When ment, calls additional DOMESTIC - jORIENTA] manpower to take care of Emergency Call is Received the situation, sends addi- Ml* RUG CLEANED tional pieces of equipment By Lt. Sal Matteis siren, maybe this will .610 N. E. £2nd. St. necessary to help. (one block west! of Dixie Hwy.) City Fire Inspector clear up some of the mys- Let us take a first aid teries and inquiries. Did you ever wonder run and follow up the pro- POMPANfO BEACH An emergency call cedure of the dispatcher. WH 1-0803^ WH 1-4000 what happens when an reaches fire headquarters. emergency call is received He first must answer the f ' CASHl Dispatcher immediately phone, getting data about by your fire department? asks all the important Off CARRY What takes place and the situation at hand. Once We invite you to visit our modern plant questions: what? Where? he has the type of alarm what procedures are fol- When? What kind? The dis- lowed? If this question and location, he must dis- patcher then sends the patch the rescue wagon. He ever conies to your atten- proper equipment and man tion or if you are inquisi- then telephones additional on duty to answer the off-duty firemen. He con- tive when you hear the fire alarm. tacts the police depart- GIVE A MIRROR ment, ambulance service, and last but not least a FOR. CHRISTMAS ioctor or hospital about the emergency at hand. Hundreds of beautifu] He is always in contact Frames to choose from. with equipment via radio "THE LARGEST and MOST ORIGINAL communications. He must BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY PAINTINGS be always on the alert for IN THE SOUTH" additional calls coming into the fire station. Every time the phone rings he is * Mirrors Cut to Size expecting another alarm and Layaway * Free Delivery nc it usually turns out to be ijrSS" '' ^ L*'':. £.'• (° Block East of City Hail) someone inquiring what the «VA ' "I* V .»/: '•.•*. Phone 395-1660 siren is about. LIBERTY GLASS When the dispatcher 802 N. Dixie Hwy. answers this type of phone Boca Raton Ph. 395-5616 call it could delay his standard operating proce- TREMENDOUS BARGAIN dure. This means that FORECLOSURE SACRIFICE getting additional help to the scene may be delayed.. Mrs. Kay Meschler, Mrs. Vicki Niles and Miss Edith Aletcalf were among If you have $2,900.00 cash and can Sirens are used to clear opening day shoppers at i\lrs. Claire Archer's new Susan and Katinca shop. Mrs. qualify for a Bank Mtg., you can own Broward the area and we hope it Archer, who also does interior decorating and "accessorizing," carries a full this lovely 3 BR, 1% bath CBS split also clears the air of line of gift wares and home accessories, all imported'from countries around level home with garage, Fla. Room mysteries or inquisitive- the world. The shop specializes in sheer drapery fabrics and carries a line of and hardwood floors upstairs. Near ness of phone callers. hand-blocked, imported linens. A long-time resident of Florida, Mrs. Archer beach, shopping & schools. Only one We are only a small de- has been in the interior business for the past several years and now makes conventional Bank ivitg. $85.00 per partment and we only have her home in Royal Oak Hills here. 5TH. AVE. SHOPPING PLAZA month. Inspect at 1345 N.E. 5th Ave., certain means of getting " BOCA RATON — then phone JA-47225, Ft Lauderdale. help. If you would like to after the siren to ask what questions you may have Additional information help your fire department the siren was for. By this and probably give you more about your fire department PALM AIRE SHOPPING CENTER please delay your calls time the dispatcher will information as to the can be made by contacting PEERFIELD JBEACH until 10 or 20 minutes have time to answer any cause of alarm. the department at 395-1123.

SCHOOL MENUS Tropicaire Electric**1 Week starting Dec. 3 BOCA RATON SCHOOL Monday — Baked pork HEATERS with cheese, sweet pota- Portable, fast heating, chases toes, green beans, cole damp, cold MSF tffcg slaw, hot biscuits, milk drafts. Jk" and fruit. Safety guard. Tuesday - Ravioli with INSTANT HEAT meat sauce, tossed salad, French bread, fruited jello, TROPJCAJRE HEATER milk. Radiates fan forced -£- >• Wednesday - chicken heat in 3 to 5 seconds. over rice, peas and car- Safety guard switch. rots, orange cup, bread and butter, cake, milk. Thursday — Meat loaf, parsley potatoes, buttered corn, pineapple and lettuce salad, muffins, milk. Friday - Tuna and noodle casserole, broccoli, TABLETS 25 REG. 1,08. muffins, waldorf salad, ice cream, milk. J.C. MITCHELL SCHOOL Monday — Hamburger and EMPIRIN gravy on rice, English COMPOUND 100 REG. 1.35.... peas, bread and butter, fresh Florida orange, milk. Tuesday - Submarine sandwich, green beans and GLEEM tomatoes, peach short TOOTHPASTE REG. 33c cake, milk. Wednesday — Fried chicken, mashed potatoes AMBERINE V»'" »• *>«•*• • and gravy, buttered corn, rolls and butter, sunshine MOUTHWASH I6-0Z. . .. . salad, milk. Thursday — Beef and t@mp©riry !§dr@®i§§ vegetable casserole, cele- TWEED ry sticks, corn muffins, pie dresser, mirror, with 4 drawer COLOGNE & BATH POWDER... sst and chairback bed. This is tropical punch and cookie, Jtrimmest of tailored contempo- milk. y design we have seen and it is Friday — Fish sandwich, ished in American walnut wood Danish Chair French fries, tossed salad, POKER CHIPS f in. Plastic tops. Don't take our frozen orange juice bar, Foam Reversible milk. 100—Compare at 1.79 I •d. See it tod ay. cushions. Hardwood frame .g. $269.98 179 PLAYING CARDS OPEN EVERY N1TE WEDGEWOOD DESIGN 6 pc. DINING mm re r e 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. KING SIZE RECLINER Glass sliding door chinacabinet, »t ye t" to limit quantities. SAT.9 A.M. 5:30 P.M. Mar-proof table and 4 chairs. Store Hours $ a.m. to 9 p.m. New soft "vinelle" luxury foam Danish tan finish. All 6 pc. for seat and back. Choice of colors CBoseiS Sunday and HeSSdays Order yours for RES. 4.98 STRING OF 35 Christmas . . . 1J "* 95 HEATINO PETITE SWIVEL ROCKER ...to find out Many to select from FAD TREE LSGHTS IRAi. HWY. PHONE Colors and how much you RATQM 39S-OS11 Fabrics. j A QE Washable Adds From "I™ may save on Flannel m Lively |4f Cover Color Elegant, Gcsy Provincial car insurance r Open a convenient charge account at you BROWARD DRUG STORS. Complete the follov ing application and raturn it to your n SROWARD DRUG STORE. After your charge a

NEW AUTO Finest Custom Workmanship financing COMPLETE N? Call 395-4420 s for your NEXT UPHOLSTERING SERVICE New Car LOAN SENSIBLE PRICES UNPAID MONTHS BAL. 24 30 36 17 YEARS NEW ENGLAND BACKGROUND 1,700 78.92 64.84 55.48 1 1,900 88.21 72.47 62.01 OSTERVILLE, CAPE COD 2,100 97.50 80.10 68.54 2,300 106.78 87.73 75.07 2,500 116.07 95.36 81.59 2,700 125.35 102.98 88.12 3406 No. Dixie Hwy. - Pompano Beach For Free Estimate Call — 942-4303 First Bank and Trust Company Telephone Office in Full Operation Legion Post Plans Annual Dinner Sat. Ail business and ser- 855 South Federal High- 110 El^C?YAl|PAtM RO: Call 3954420 vice calls of Boca Raton way. American Legion Post residents for Southern Bell Bills, payments, com- 277 will hold its annual Telephone Company are plaints-, change of ser- dinner Saturday at the GANICMLY GROWN now being handled in the .vice and new service are Legion Home. local office in the new being handled through this Reservations are requir- Weir Plaza Building at office, according to Dave ed; phone 395-9820 after . HONEY Tiedt, manager. 4:30 p.m. daily. Methodist Youths Those who wish to pay The following is the Come in we are now bills by mail may use P.O. program for the evening; handling . Painting Murals Box "D", Boca Raton. cocktail hour - 6:30 - ac- Members of the M.Y.F. Telephone number of the cordionist Izzy ' Biondi CAMELOT of the First Methodist Boca Raton office is 395- will entertain; steak din- Church are painting Christ-, 9000. ner served from 7:30 p.m.; POODLE SALON mas murals in the diffe- dancing from 9 p.m. to Mirror, mirror, on the wall, 36 S.E. 4th St. HEALTH FOODS rent shopping centers in Local Men Attend Bob Pohl's orchestra. Who's the fairest one of all? the area. Thanks to CAMELOT . . SUNNY SOUTH APIARIES Four-Day Course The Gator Band of the BOCA RATON Tina Kelly, Frank Wil- University of Florida taps S.E. 10th St. and R.R. Crossing on Old Dixie Hwy. liams, Arlene . Brittian, City water and sewer its 130 members from all Phone 395-2609 and 439 E. Atlantic Ave. and Norman Borchardt are plant operators recently fields of study. Only 18 Beach CR 6-5637 among those working on attended a short course at are music education ma- the project. Palm- Beach Junior Col- jors. Twenty-five are Mr. and Mrs. H. William lege sponsored by the studying engineering this Whitacre sponsor the Florida state Board of 3 group.. fall, 15 are studying med- Health. icine and others come from Attending the four-day such fields as political course were Gus Hager, science, law, pharmacy chief water plant operator; and journalism. Harry Parks, chief sewer Winfield plant operator; William Smith, William Doyle, Ro- Subscribe To land Torigney, Charles The Doca Raton News GIFT SHOP looreovenngs Cober and Louis Bassi. NOW 479 N.E. 20th. St. Personal You're Cynthia Stone will be "Necring Perfection 395-2949 hostess at a patio supper 1 tomorrow evening at tl.o Lome ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stone, FLOYD A. Boca Raton Road. NEERiNG Helping her celebrate her BK/HITY SAKON 11th birthdaj will be ten of her clasbinatea. 395-2181 48 N.K. 1st Ave. Roc a Raton Use the Classifieds bnfer NOW! . FINES? TREE-RgPENED Grade A INDIAN RIVER FRUIT Bonded Shipment Guaranteed Anywhere in the United States and Canada W@ feafur® FAMOUS NAMES in CARPETS ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE . and Sincerity is our Policy" DECEMBER g Itintic Rug Co Guaranteed Delivery for CHRISTMAS M 18 So. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton Large Sefecfwa §f GIFT ITEMS Thursday, November 29, 1962 THii U0CA RATON N£ MISCELLANEOUS for SALE APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOSPITAL bed complete SPACIOUS new one and with side boards, hoist two bedroom, electric kit- and walker, $50. Jackson chen, lge. closets, will Boca Raton News Classified 4-7813. (771-1B) furnish. Ph. 395-3287, DOLL Cradles for sale. (_663-50B) APARTMENTS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HOMES FORSALF -". Ph. 395-1692. 18" long EFFICIENCY Apt. furn. EFFICIENCY Apartments, SEVERAL 1 bedroom cab- 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath - made in Boca Raton. Reasonable season rental. $60. to 70. per month, ins, $15. per week,-utili- must sell. BARGAIN. Ap- ^ (75 2-5 IB) 325 NW 40th St. 395-0339. yearly. Ill Boca Raton ties included. 4430 South ply 2701 NE 2nd Ave; (15-lBtf) FOR Sale t o settle Estate. Rd. 395-4345. (557-42,45P) Federal Hwy; Delray. New Boca Woods. (773-52Btf) 1 ModelB-3 Hammond Organ WANTED Manager, Harry Payne. 1 RT-3 model Hammond ENJOY SOUTHERN Call 278-1514. (788-52Btf) Waterfront 3/2, dock, GE COMPORT Experienced builder inte- kitchen with refrig., freez- Organ rested in intracoastal 1 16 ft. Wells cargo trailer Private Eff. NEAR BEACH, HOMES FOR SALE er, dishwasher. Stainless couple or gentleman, REA- property for construction Steel tops. Large closets, van SONABLE. Week - month - of co-operative apart- Boca Square, 3/2, wall to patio, inter-com. -Living--- See Ralph P. Houghton, season. 195 SE Wavecrest ments. Will buy or work wall carpeting, Venetian dining area. 37x17. CR 6- Boca Raton. 395-4463. Way, Boca Raton. 395-4365. with land owner. Finest blinds, central heat, elec. 6839. (7-1B), (571-43Btf) personal, business and (785-52Btf) kitchen, patio, fully land- 1440 NE 4th Court (near' ALTERATIONS financial references. Brok- scaped, sacrifice, $16,900. -ONE bedroom apt. 5-min- ers or principals write in 5th Ave. Shopping Center); QUALITY alterations can assume existing mort- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. Kolumban, formerly of New Jersey have settled in utes walk to center of confidence. Write: P.O. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, range,: done in my home, 901 N.W. gage with $1600. 395-1151. their new home at 1220 S-W. 7th street, in Boca Raton Square. Sale of this town. Season or yearly. Box 8.472, Fort Lauderdale, refrig., wall to wall carpet, 3rd Ave. Ph. Boca 395- (703-49B) 271 NW 2nd Ave; across Florida. (775-52B) drapes, enclosed garage, two-bath, two-bedroom home, situated on a large, pie-shaped lot, was 5471. (699-49B) ; negotiated through Keating of Florida, Inc. from library. )774-52Btf) NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath sprinkler & well. BUY for AUTOS FOR SALE UNIMPROVED Property home central heating, $14,500. Long term 4M>% BEAUTIFULLY furn. 1- Delray Beach-Boca Raton city sewers, extra lge. rntg. open. (5-26Btf) 1959 RAMBLER, 6 cylin- bdr. apt. living rm, kitchen, area, for 1 bedroom water- lot, built-in range & Classified Ads der cross country custom within walking distance to FORCED to Sell beauti- PUBLIC NOTICES front Co-op in Porapano oven, lge. screened porch, Station Wagon. Automatic, stores. Opposite Golf ful furnished large 2 bed- HS.E. 2nd Street Peach. Owner, CR 8-3281 - no closing costs, price radio, new w/w tires, im- Course, 255 E. Royal Palm room home. Screened patio. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS PHONE 395-5121 CR 8-3643. (4-1B) $14,000. 1199 West Pal- NAME STATUTE maculate inside & out. Rd. (13-4B) New refrigerator, washer, Palm Beach County F ubJish ed Zvery Thursday HOMES FOR RENT metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN $850. for quick sale. Ph. drapes, TV, aerial, mower, Boca Raton, Florida AVAILABLE December 1818. (594-8B) garden tools, landscaped, that the undersigned, desiring Helen Murphy 395-3356. (8-1B) 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, November 19, 1962 to engage in business under 1st, duplex Apt. sleeps sewers, drainage. $14,950. fictitious name of: Classified Manager unfurn. $85. per mo. yearly TRUSTEE'S SALE! NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BOATS four, weekly, monthly or Commitment $11,600. JOHN F. SULLIVAN AND - RATES - lease. Tel. 566-0675. The City of Boca Raton, Boca season. 2868 NE 5th Ave. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, liv- $68.85 a mo. 3411 NE 14 ASSOCIATES 1958 Holiday Cruiser - 70 Raton, Florida, will receive bids Line Rates 395-4770. (29-1B) (578-43Btf) rrn, dn.-rm, kitchen, Terr. Cresthaven. WH 1- on or before 5:00 P.M., Tuesday, intends to regi ster the said HP elec. Mercury outboard December 4, 1962, for furnishing name with the Clerk of the Cir- per line - - • FURNISHED 2 bedroom screened patio in rear, 5388, Pompano.(765-51tf) all labor, materials, and equip- cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- — loaded with extras, FURNISHED Apts. one open patio front, 2 car- ty, Florida. Minimum $1.00 and den, $25. weekly, all BEST BUY IN BOCA ment, necessary for the install D- padded seats, running and two bedrooms, near ports, utility rm; hurri- tion of a pavement and drainage /s/ John F. Sullivan lights, compass, search- supplied. 70 N.W. 6th $1,000. down, $72. per mo. along Juan a Road (S.W, 12th per insertion University site. 3100 NW cane awnings, drapes, Court. Ph. 395-1458. (2-lB) pays all on 2 yr. old 2 Avenue) from W. Camino R eal KURZINGER AND HONCHELL Classified Display light, - sleeps three. Ex- 5th Ave, Boca. 395-4653. beautiful lawn & fully (S.W. 6th Street) to S. W. 14th Attorneys at Law cellent for off-shore cruis- bdrm. home. Hurricane Drive, together with all work Boca Raton Florida (725-4 9Btf) LOVELY well furn. 2 bdr. shrubbed. Brown stucco, Contracts Available ing or fishing at minimum 1 awnings, elec. kitchen, Incidental thereto, said work to Publish: November 29, Decem- 1 A baths, Fla. rm., patio, concrete tile roof. Buried be performed in accordance with UNFURN. 2 bdr. 2 bath air-cond., heat, - near ber 6, 13 and 20, 1962. cost Price $1495, phone close-in, Season. 395-1458, concrete trash container. plans and specifications on file apt., central heat. 474 NE schools, churches & towns. in the City Engineer's Office, Ad Deadline owner 395-4420 or 395-4110. 650 NW High St. (27-4B) A beautiful home in Chat- Wavecrest Way, or call Ph. after 6 p.m. 395-4017. and that the specifications not •IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S (19-lBtf) ham Hills, 424 NE 28th herein specifically set forth COURT, IN AND FOR PALM Wednesday 399-0888 between 8-10 a.m. FOR RENT, seasonal or (10- lBtf) BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, Rd. Price $18,500 - Make shall be in accordance with the HELP WANTED mornings, 12-1, evenings yearly, furnished or unfur- St ate Ro ad D ep artm ent specif i - probate No. 18229 9.30 AJVL offer. First Bank & Trust SERVICES AVAILABLE cations. SECRETARY, 5-day a after 9 pjru (17-lBtf) nished, exquisite 3 bed- IN RE: ESTATE OF ) room 2 bath almost new Co. of Boca Raton. 395- SPECIFICATIONS: Check Your Ad! week, pleasant working EXTRA Guests Coming? FRANK P. FIRER, deceased.) waterfront home. Avail- 4420. Trust Dept. (701- SEABOARD The entire 80 foot right-of- NOTICE OF FILING PETITION Report any error Immediate- conditions. Apply 81 Golf Available, Furn. studio ly as the Boca Raton News able January 1st. 5698 49Btf) Lawn Maintenance way shall be cleared and grubbed FOR FINAL DISCHARGE View Drive, Boca Raton. Apts. & Villas, on the and debris removed from the site OF ADMINISTRATORS will not be responsible for N.E. 7th Ave., Boca. of the work. errors beyond the cost of the (21-lB) ocean, private beach, priv. 3/2 home, hardwood floors, Forest E. Smith Notice is hereby given that we Phone Lake Worth 585- Contractor shall coordinate first Insertion and then only dock. The Villas of Boca central heating, lg. lot. Owner-Manager th e work with all utility com- have fil ed our final returns as for the portion that may have STENOGRAPHER Experi- 3657. (678-48Btf) panies. joint administrators de bonis non been rendered valueless by enced, fast. Use dicta- Raton, 507 So. Ocean Blvd; Built in range, oven. Own- 435 Boca Raton Road (A) Bids for the paving shall of the estate of FRANK P. such error. on A1A. Call 395-5220. er. 395-4378. (592-44B) 395-4896 be made on a unit price basis FIRER, deceased; that We have The News will not be re- phone. Pleasant new off- 3-BEDROOMS plus TV rm, and the amount due on final filed our petition for distribution sponsible for more thanone ice. State experience, qual- (3-8B) (4th bedroom) VA baths. payment shall be computed. by and for final discharge, and that incorrect insertion. SAKE OCEAN FEONT multiplying the actual quantity on the 4th day of January, 1963, ifications. Write Mr. Mor- MODERN, 1 bedroom apt. $125. per mo. on yearly OFFERING HOME REPAIRS of the black top asphaltic con- we will apply to the Honorable husen, 1770 N. Federal, newly furnished, central lease, which is $50. less crete we ari n g surf ac e by s ai d Paul T. Douglas, County Judge SOLID maple 6 yr. crib, $6. MOST attractively furn. 2 CARPENTRY, Alterations, unit price, of Paim Beach County, Florida, Boca Raton. (18-1P) heat. Seasonal, monthly, per mo. than my house is bdr. 2 bath home, reverse for approval of said final returns also rocking horse $5. Ph. Paneling, Doors, screen (B) Bids for the balance of yearly. ORYAL HADLEY, worth. Family must give and for an order of distribution 395-0275. (9-1B) INSTRUCTIONS-TUTORING cycle air-conditioning and and all types of repair. the work, drainage, etc., shall arid for final discharge as ad- Realtor, 400 E. Palmetto proper care. Ph. 395-4634. panel ray heating. Knotty Licensed and Insured. be made on a lump sum basis. ministrators de bonis non of the MAHOGANY coffee table, Park Rd. 395-2244. (749- .(12-lBtf) This NOTICE and the follow- estate of FRANK P. FIRER, de- LET an honor graduate im- pine panelling, magnifi- Phone 395-2672 ing schedule is to be used in ceased* TV stand, roll-away, twin prove attitude, study hab- 5 IB) making the proposal for the REAL ESTATE FOR SALE cent ocean view with pri- November 26, 1962 beds & mattresses, studio its, grades. Phone Harold vate beach, ample space FIXIT HOME SERVICE above work. 1 bedroom, furnished, /s/ Gladys B. Erickson couch, oil paintings & Selleck, 395-3303. (763- for building in rear. Ex- 185 N.V.. 13th St. P ROP O SAL near J.C. Mitchell School. 5 ACHES $10 dn. /s/ Melvln C. Schmitt other items, INCLUDING 54B) clusive neighborhood, Tel. 395-3P23 (A) Paving approximately Joint Administrators De $60 mo. yearly basis. $10. per month. Full price SMALL Appliances house. 395-4782. (25-4B)" within minutes of fine 15,000 square yards complete Bonis Non of the Estate of LISTINGS WANTED Southland Apts., 2060 $895. Good unimproved Irons, toasters, lamps, at the unit price of: Frank P. Firer, deceased. PAIR Bahama beds, al- clubs, golf, deep-sea elec. fans, etc. Lawn Mower N.W. 2nd Ave. See Mgr. tree land, with right-of- Leon F. Weaver most new. 395-4491. (22- PROPERTY FOR SALE? fishing & shopping center. Sharpening and repairs, per square yard. Apt. 2. (444-36B) ways. Call WE 1-1435 small motors. Also, repair Attorney for Administrators 1B) RENT? TRADE? Listings Ph. 399-0184. (11-lBtf) work done fast & efficiently Total: $ ^^^ 111 Boca Raton Road or WH 1-1173 or write Boca Raton, Florida wanted NOW. ORYAL FURNISHED 1 and 2, bed- in your home. .^——.^-_ (B) Drainage complete at the MAHOGANY dropleaf ta- Pines 'n palm? Ranchos, Lump Sum price of: Publish: November 29, December HADLEY, Realtor, 400 E. rooms, spacious. Also, an ble; seats eight, $40. call Box 759, Pompano Beach. FLORIDA LIVING $ 6, 13, 20, 1962 Palmetto Park Rd.395-2244. efficiency, reasonable. Fl Your HOOVER 395-3149. (23-IB) (770-54B) Grand Total A-/- B ~ (751-51B) Mar Apts. .4300 N.W. 3rd AT ITS FINEST Vacuum Dealer $ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ave. 395-2596. (576-43B) FREE LIVING Bidders must have a City oc- ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT AIR conditioner 3/4 ton LET 3 fully furnished 1 Move right into this, three * Bags for all Makes cupational license for this work. IN THE CODE OF ORDINANCES (wall style) Mahogany The City reserves the right to CtTY OF BOCA RATON, FLORI- PIANO SPECIAL EFFICIENCY $12.50 bedroom Apts. pay for the bedroom-two bath home. FEDERAL TV reject any and all bids. DA BY REVISING SECTION 25- finish. Ideal for bedroom 20% off, This Week only, 1 bedrm. $15 - $18.75 larger bedroom apt. you Air Conditioned and Pool The bidder is required to 62, WHICH IS THE DISTRICT or office. 395-0849 after with southeast exposure 6205 N. Fed. CR 8-2888 examine the site of the proposed ZONING MAP OF SAID CODE, on new Walnut Spinet, full 2 bedrm. 16 - 21.25 live in. Just off A1A - 2 work and it will be assumed PROVIDING THAT THE ZONING 7:30 p.m. or weekends. keyboard. Leggett Music including utilities. Near blocks to new Fishing Pier over water. Partially fur- that he is satisfied as to the MAP BE CHANGED FROM R-l-D (6-1B) playground, schools, and nished. Beautifully land- • Screened Rooms •• Re- condition s to be en count ered TO C-l ON A PART OF SEC- Co,, 503 NE 20th St; (Win- in Deerfield Beach. Extra modeling-Carportes • Flor- wheth er or not specifically set TION 30, TOWNSHIP 47 SOUTH, OIL Space heater - 4 rms, field Shopping Center) shopping. Garden Apts; lot for expansion. Write S. scaped. First $23,500. ida Rooms • Carporte en- forth in the above notice. RANGE 43 EAST. almost new condition, $25. 290 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Muller, Box 273, Boca Ra- buys it. Shown by appoint- closures • Patios • Con- The City of Boca Raton will Boca Raton. 395-4709. - not be responsible for any liabili- TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Also sleeping couch & Russ Hinds, Assoc. (20-lB) Tel. 395-5549 or 395-2736. ton. (1-4B) ment with this office. crete Driveways •Gene- ties incurred during the comple- REST, PROPERTY OWNERS chair, 3 burner elec. stove, ral Contractor FHA AND CITIZENS: (626-46Btf) Terms • All work guaran- tion of the above work. all reasonably priced, PETS REAL ESTATE The successful bidder entering NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OFFICES FOR RENT FOR SALE OR TRADE teed • Licensed and Insur- THAT the City Commission of 395-0339. (14-1B) into a contr'act for any portion of AKC German shepherd pup- 757 S. Federal Hwy. ed • Free Estimates* Free the work shall furnish and file Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a Ft. Lauderdale, two houses Plans public hearing at 7:30 P.M., in pies, wormed & inoculated, OFFICE SPACE Boca Raton, Fla. with the City an acceptable con- the City Hal] at Boca Raton on MODEL Trains - "S" (both in excellent rental lo- 395-4044 WM. C. PROWE, BUILDER tract Performance Bond as se- gauge, several engines, reasonable. Ph. 395-4233. FOR LEASE 355 N.E. 5th St 395-2789 curit y f o r t he f aithf ul perf o r- the 4th day of December, 196 2, cation) and 36' cruiser, will mance of thi s contr act and for to consider and take action on many cars & equipment. (16-lB) In Boca Raton News HOMES FOR S/U.F the payment of all persons per- the proposed amendment and exchange either or all for change in the Zoning Ordinance Excellent condition. Sell SITUATIONS WANTED Building Royal Palm lot or house, forming labor and/or furnishing of Boca Raton, Florida, in the materials in connection with the separately or all. Boca subject to mortgages. Call Was S19,500 ARE YOU A contract. following respect: Raton 276-7926. (28-2P) ATTENTION Ground floor . . . central The undersi gned agrees to The zoning be changed from location . . . off-street owner Ft. Lauderdale 564- DO IT YOURSELF? R-l-D Residential to C-1 Com- BUSY tuOTIiEES! NOW $16,500 execute the contract within ten parking . . . landscaped 7940 or Jackson 3-8971. $$ SAVE MONEY $$ ( 10 con secutive c al endar d ays merica] on the following prop- HAVE A PATIO? CAPABLE, reliable, mid- This Winficld Park erty: set-back . . . 900 sq. ft. (649-46Btf) 20% Discount on Tubes after notice being given of the "The Southeast 1/4 of the Enjoy Year-Round Com- dle-age woman, will care property is a rare value: award of contract, and that ail . . . good lease terms. FREE TUBE-TESTING work will be completed within Southeast 1/4 of Northeast fort, Protection and Pri- for young babies in my OFFICES FOR RENT 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, three months after receiving no- 1/4 of Section 30, Township vacy with Life-time alum- home.Call 395-5496. (26-4B) Inquire Boca Raton News Centrally heated & air and TECHNICAL ADVICE tice of award from the City. 47 South, Range 43 East, ly- ... or Boca's Best conditioned. Completely SOUTHERN TV Thi s form mu st be u sed for ing West of the Florida East inum SUN 'N WIND Shades. Coast Railroad" SERVICES AVAILABLE SEE YOUR BROKER equipped kitchen. Drap- 1927 N, Fed. Hw.Y. the Proposal and signed, Th e Re protected from Sun, Business Address eries & aerial included. com pi et ed Propo sal sh al 1 be For public examination a copy *> Store, office or Boca Raton placed in a sealed envelope and of the proposed Ordinance to Wind and Rain. Mounted WORKING Mothers, baby- DESK Space available. 90% loan available. plainly marked on the outside effect such change is an file in outside of Patio Frame desk space at Phone Mrs. Bishop, the office of the City Clerk. sitting in my home $2.50 §15 per month. Warehouse "BID" FOR PAVING JUAN A and Controlled from Inside. reasonable rentals evenings, 395-0360. ROAD — To be opened at the CITY OF BOCA RATON, per day, per child. Ph. space $30 per month. 194 BROWAUD FLORIDA 110 t. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Office, 110 E. Palmetto regu 1 ar Cit y Comnii s si on M e et- Call for Estimate. Gale 395-0166. (730-53B) NW 20th St., Boca Raton, Park Rd., Boca Raton. ing, Tue sday, December 4, By Jf££b_Hf|jJ_ _ _ H. Iledrick, 395-0442 or 395-3890. (762-51B) X962." Phone 395-5750 395-3042. HOME HAiNTENANCE Jncob Heidt, City~Cierk"~ 395-2857. (769-5lBtf) JOIi PRINTING . I open and close homes - Tli e envelope cont nining the Publish: Nov. 22 and 29, 1962 Announcements - letter- Prime Boca Raton loca- AUCTION Proposal shall be addressed to: Furnish Proof of Publication . Periodical Inspection City of Boca Raton Picture Frames, all types, heads, etc. Wayside Press, tion, S.E. 4th St. just off , Instui] and stole Stom: Boca Raton, Florida all sizes, mats, also Federal Hwy. Approxi- GOLD//COAST Attn: City Manager NOTICE TO CREDITORS 395-0615. (22-4B) panels IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- weatliervanes, post signs, mately 1400 sq. ft. Can . Custom or and rank Ref- Prepared by; We Will Buy or SeS TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM American flags, Jennings CUSTOM CABINETS by be divided. Available on, erences A. E- Amsler Win. H. Lamb BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN AYOTTE. For custom qual- . T.icensed and Insured City Engineer City Manager PROEATE.NO. 19541 Picture Framing, 110 E. or about Dec. 15^ Air Con- For Your Account Submitted by: Boca Raton Rd. Tel. ity work clone in my shop ditioned - ample parking. Oriental rugs Furniture Phone WH 1-1262 IN RE: ESTATE OF or your home, call Sam HARRY S. DAVIS 395-1660. (667-lORtf) For information call Mr. Art merchandise Linens Deceased. Ayotte, 395-0410. (777-3P) Diamonds Laces HELP WANTED HELP WANTED LARGE Selection of Metal Harper at WH 1-5510. (565- Publish: Nov. 22 and 29, 106 2. To All Creditors, Legatees, Di s. 42Btf) Furnish Proof of Publication tributei's rind Persons Having Cabinets for linens or WANTED TO BUY OR EM TIRE ESTATES Any Claims or Demands Against utility rooms, base cabi- Wanted Clean Used LOTS FOR SALE Snid Estate; nets for kitchens. All Arthur 3ame0 Subscribe To You and each of you ore here- HOUSEHOLD GOODS NOTICE by notified that you nre required types of cabinets. BRING Will Pay Top Prices BUILDING lots for sale in The Boca Raton News by L iiw to present any claims THIS AD AND RECEIVE beautiful Country Club Vil- AUCTION GALLERIES The Civil Service Board, city of Boca Raton, Florida, and demandr, which you, or either Try Us Call - WH 2-1042 fil5 East Atlantic Avenue will receive applications for the following position up Phone 395-5121 of you, miiy have against the es- A FREE GIFT. Duke Home Furnishings lage. Phone 395-1818 or Delray Beach, Florida tate of HANRY S. DAVIS, de- RICHARD'S FURNITURE stop at office at entrance.. to and including December 9th, 1962, ceased, late of snid County, to 2301 N. Dixie Highway, Phone CR 8-2373 the County Judge at" Palm 3749 N. Federal Hwy. Pompano SEWER PLANT OPERATOR Deach County, Florida, at hit! Ponipano WH 1-0617 For tie Best in office in the court house of snid Buy - Sell - Trade Age range: 19 to 45 years County at West prilm Bench, (154-23,24,25,26B) (470-4,5,6,7B^ Salary range: minimum of $344.00 to a maximum of Florida, within si Jt calendar $420.00 per month months from the time of the first USED publication of this notice. Each Applicants must have satisfactorily passed the Florida claim or demand shall be in LISTINGS WANTED 1 State Board of Health examination for Sewer Plant Ope- PARTS writing in duplicate, said shall rators and must possess at least a "C" Certificate state the place of residence ami I have several excellent prospects for post office address of the cl ai- ninnt, and shall be sworn to by INTRACOASTAL LOT Royal Palm There is no requirement for residence for filiiiR applica- the claimant, his a^ent, or his REALTORS Estates tion, but appointees must within 60 days from the date attorney, and any such claim or of their permanent appointment establisii residence and demand not so filed shall be Royal Oak Hills void. Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club - Exclusive Waterfronts. actually reside during their period of employment in the AUTO City of Boca Raton. Local residents may apply at the /s/ John S, Davi s listing . . . Best buy on Intracoastal Waterway in K Also, several investors desiring commercial, Civil Service Board office, 2nd floor. City Hall Build- SALVAGE / / Homer 13, Diivis the prestige Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club ing, N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. Non- 4791 Powerline nd, As executors of the Last Subdivision - 23,000 sq. ft. at less than SI.60 improved or vacant; acreage; waterfront proper- Will and Test am ent of ty- residents may write to the Civil Service Board for an POMPANO REACH HARKY S. DAVIS, deceased. per sq. ft. Plans have been approved for preten- application. Applicants will bo Riven written notice 2 Miles South of KURZINGER AND HONCHELL tious liunie on adjoining lot. For further particu- five days prior to date of competitive examination. Deerfield Beach ud. Attorneys for Co-Exocutors lars phone or see Lloyd Lively your man at .... F. Byron Parks 270 North I'edcrnl Hichwiiy Tel: Boca Rnton 151 N. Ocean ISlvd, CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF HOCA R VI'ON Boca Raton, Florida M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors Pfc. WE 3-2402 39I5-370O (Opposite Smitty's Driftwood) L.S. McLAIN Kirst Publication: November 2L>. THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1962 Junior College Presidents to Meet With Dr. Williams, FAU Staff Announcing . . . Florida Atlantic Univer- Tallahassee. been invited to this meet- with Dr. Williams as its cluding the much pub- 1960 with Dr.' Wilson as sity will play host to the "We are looking forward ing are: Dr. Peter Masiko first president. Located in licized Nova School. its first president. you are invited to presidents of six Florida to this conference as the of Dade County Junior Col- the heart of the metropoli- Palm Beach Junior Col- Indian River Junior Col- public junior colleges and first big step in estab- lege, Dr. Joe B. Rushing tan Miami area, it has -al- lege in Lake Worth, one lege at Fort Pierce is KAY'S BEAUTY SALON representatives of the lishing task forces made of the Junior College of ready reached an enroll- of the oldest in the state, supported by the counties for a Complimentary State Board of Education up of faculty members from Broward County, Dr. Har-ment of 5,000 students. was established in 1933.of Indian River, Martin, Dec. 6, in the first of a the junior colleges and from old Manor of Palm Beach The Junior College of The college has steadily Okeechobee and St. Lucie. FACIAL series of meetings to es- FAU," Dr. Williams said. Junior college, Dr. Max- Broward County also open- increased its enrollment Edison Junior college in New Scientific Discovery tablish a close working "We believe that working well King of Indian River ed in 1960 with Dr. Rush- despite three moves from Fort Myers is the newest together we can develop a relationship among the Junior college, Dr. J. ing as its first president. one temporary location to of the junior colleges to from MOI PLANT strong and aunique program institutions. Bruce Wilson of Brevard It is currently beginning another. It is now located be involved in this plan- of undergraduate instruc- Dr. Kenneth R. Wil- Junior college, and Dr. construction of permanent on a permanent 114-acre ning session. It began DEMONSTRATIONS by Technicians tion, and make the transi- liams, FAU president, and Charles Rollins of Edison facilities on Forman Field, campus site • operation this year. It is Dr. G. Ballard Simmons, tion from the junior college Junior College. west of Davie Road, and Brevard Junior College, supported by five counties director of institutional to the university a smooth will be approved as an FRIDAY NOV. 30, 1962 Dade County Junior in Cocoa also began in- and is currently in tempo- relations, will conduct one for the students." educational complex in- College opened in 1960 struction in the fall of rary quarters. 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. morning and afternoon ses- The presidents who have sions. The staff of Florida Marymount " Atlantic University will (Continued from Page 1) join the group for luncheon stone, will contain eight at noon. Dr. James L. Watt- classrooms. It will also enbarger, director, division house language, biology, of community junior col- chemistry and physics leges, and Dr. Lee G. laboratories, art room, Henderson, his assistant large lecture room, offices director, will be down from for the faculty, and a stu- dent locker room. Bibb Grounds Asks One hundred and fifteen students and faculty mem- Injunction on Taxes bers are to be accommo- A suit has been filed in dated in the dormitory's 90 Circuit Court by the Bible rooms, made up of single Conference Grounds Inc., and double rooms and two- requesting that the county room suites. In addition, be prevented from collect- there will be a reception ing over $60,000 in taxes room for guests, an attrac- on real estate and tangible tive main lobby, and a stu- Some Things personal property at the dent recreation room. The Bible center for 1962. infirmary and nurses' room Named as defendants in will be located on the i in a the suit were County Tax second floor of this build- Collector Stetson O. ing that also will have ' Sproul, County Tax Asses- elevator service. Fine Setting.. sor Edgar W. Maxwell and The student center will , State Comptroller Ray E. contain a main dining room, Green. that features an outdoor You and your family do... and so does the fine home The suit contends that terrace, and an auditorium. | you choose. A home like the superb Cumberland, the facilities at the confe- These rooms, separated by rence grounds should not electrically-operated fold- for instance. This spacious pool home with Carrier air condition- be taxed because of their ing doors, will seat 500 ing and heating, huge terrace, private cabana and bath and an religious nature and the persons and will be used enduringly beautiful decor . . . deserves the perfect setting of fact that they were not on for chapel services until the tax roll until 1962. the permanent chapel is Camino Gardens! The suit asks that sproul constructed. The second and his successors be en-floor of the student center Camino Gardens ... a world apart, entered through a joined from collecting will have a penthouse private, five-acre botanical garden with its own scenic lake and taxes and that Maxwell and lounge and book store. island, delicately laced with paths and footbridges. A community his successors be enjoined The buildings are of re- from placing Bible confe- inforced concrete construc- of striking tropical loveliness, where you may build at your leisure, rence property on the coun- tion and, with the excep- anytime within a year after choosing your site. Truly, the perfect ty tax roll. It asked that tion of the utility building, setting for the fine home you deserve! the assessed taxes be de-all will be air-conditioned clared void. Also asked is and heated. The utility Customized 2 and 5 bedroom homes on large waterfront and a permanent injunction from building, the exterior of taxes. which is to be finished waterview home sites; -priced from $24,500 to $40,000. with structural glazed CIP Endorsement colored tile, will house a (Continued from Page 1) generator, transformer, air- Raton City commission has conditioning and heating revised and reviewed - equipment and storage item by item — the - final area. recommendations made by Additional structures and this Capital Improvement facilities, such as a cha- Committee. After careful pel, library, more dormi- study, the undersigned tories, tennis courts and a Commissioners of the City swimming pool will be add- of Boca Raton wholeheart- ed in subsequent phases edly endorse the Capital of construction. Improvement Program. Present construction "We sincerely believe work is being performed by this is a sound economi- Frank J. Rooney, Inc. of cal program that not only Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and provides for our immediate Tampa. The New York ar- needs but also for future chitectural and engineering- in the heart of expansion over the next firm of Chapman, Evans twenty years. and Delehanty designed uuuuuuuu BOCA RATON uyuuuuuuuuLJi "Therefore, we recom- the buildings, 1UUUUUUUUUUUULJUUUUUI mend your earnest study Marymount College, Boca and favorable considera- Raton, is located on Mili- tion, of this Capital Im- tary Trail immediately provement Program and fur-north of the University ther urge that you cast Park Golf course. Its your ballot — expressing campus is near the site of your personal preference Florida Atlantic Univer- at the referendum election sity, which will open in to be held (in February). the fall of 1964. We point out that in order Other Marymount Col- to exercise his or her civic leges in the United States duty every qualified free- are located in Tarrytown, holder must be registered N.Y., New York City, The CUMBERLAND'S outstanding design for gracious to vote. If you are not reg-Arlington, Va., and Palos living is shown in the floor plan, below. You are invited to suggest any istered, please do so." Verdes, Calif. changes in decor, sizes and number of rooms that will mnke the superb

You are cordially invited to our Fomal Opisiing SATURDAY DEC. 1 The BARRINGTON The NEWPORT 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, free-form swimming pool 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, sunken living room SECOND DEBUT 2-car garage. with marble fireplace, 2-car garage. Ladies Apparel Featuring Visit the distinguished homes of Camino Gardens... located Nationally Advertised 2 blocks west of U.S. I on Camino Real; The JAMESTOWN or turn vast hhi miles from Boca Raton Exit i bedrooms, 3 baths, covered, screened terrace, DRESSES of Sunshine State Parkway. J-car garage. SWEATERS COSTUME POWDRELL AND ALEXANDER JEWELRY (listed, American Stock Exchange) 499 E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD BOCA RATON, FLORIDA PHONE 395-O716 BEHNICE MELUNGER Salzburg, Austria, boasts thentic castles, converted five hotels that are au- for the use of. visitors.

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Treasured SECTION B Thursday, November 29, 1962 Page 1 HOME ACCESSORIES and Jeanne Payne now busy which will be a getting settled in their new Royal Oak Hills home. continuing source of pride AROUND the Town They came here from with bea landry Forest.Hills, N.Y. women's editor John is a retired civil engineer. In their leisure SUSAN & KATINCA This is the "betwixt and between" season. Now time after they get settled that Thanksgiving Day is over, there are not too they both will play golf SPECIALIZING IN many days until the Christmas holiday which will and bridge and John will SHEER DRAPERY FABRIC BY BOOK Report Contest winners received their awards from Adm. John Cassady bring many more folks to the area. devote some time to fish- DAVID & DASH Home from William and Mary for the Thanksgiv- ing. (second from left) in a ceremony at the iSoca Raton Library. First prize went to CUSTOM FURNITURE BY SPECIAL ORDER ing holidays was John Riley, a senior. He spent the Warm welcomes to town. Mary Goldsmith (left) who received a copy of "A Christmas Carol," by Charles time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. clay Riley of Dickens. Mary Fraker (center) was third and received a copy of "There Once Country club village. After the gay "Boca on Was a Slave," by Shirley Graham. Connie Sctirecengost (right) was second and 38 S.E. 4fh St. Phone Stage '62" variety minstrel received a copy of "Justine Morgan," by Harold F el ton. Also present for the A welcome visitor noted Mr. and Mrs. vernon La- show was over last week ceremony was Eskild Bondesen. around town was CPO Al- Mann, and Mr. and Mrs. husbands and wives of the Parking 395-3910 bert "Pete" Gillissen of Philip Mallon. cast got together for a pot- Hamilton, Mass., whose luck "cast" party at the Art Guild Will Sponsor the Studio by Nov. 29 for a ship docked at Port Ever- Belated greetings to Royal Palm home of Mr. feature display to be ar- JUST A STEP WEST OFF FEDERAL HIWAY glades during the holiday. Mrs. Philip Mallon who and Mrs. Harry Thernell. ranged by the committee. Pete has majiy friends in celebrated her birthday Christmas Art Festival this area. Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reid The Christmas Art Fes- ey, Mrs. Arnold Mac- of the Estates had as their tival, sponsored by the Art Spadden, Mrs. Dorothy Back from Rustic Hills, Via the mail comes Thanksgiving guests, Dr. Guild of Boca Raton, will Jenvy, Mrs. Anthea Plesh- Ohio, in time for the holi- word from Helene M.'In- and Mrs. William O'Don- have as its theme "Good er, Leonard Lane andR.R. ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY days were Mr. and Mrs. gram from Cleveland say- nell, Mr. and Mrs. E. Artists Need an Audience Sheibenberger. Horatio Ebert. Ing that she is keeping up Sheffield Smith, of Boca While They're Still Proceeds from the sales with news of her many Raton; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Alive." will go to the fund for Celebration Mr. and Mrs. P.E. shea friends here via this news- ert Harding, Deerfield The festival, to be held additional buildings and for entertained recently at paper. Words we like to Beach; and Mrs. E.R. Mar- Dec. 7 at the Studio start- maintenance and operating FRIDAY and their Camino Real home hear. tin, ofPaim Beach. ing at 10 a.m. will feature costs. for dinner and bridge. a collection of original Member exhibitors are SATURDAY Their guests were Mr. Charming newcomers to Among the welcome new- paintings, sculptures, tex- requested to deliver one and Mrs. . William Raley, town are Mr. and Mrs. John comers to town recently tiles, ceramics, and other painting or other item to are two artists, a painter artifacts created by the and a musician, who have members. taken a house in Ploresta, BIG There will be no charge for the season. ;for admission and the gene- THE PRICE IS RIGHT Miss Carol Hayden, art' ral public is invited to THE FRUIT IS GREAT director of the city school attend, members said. | Balloon system of White Plains, Mrs. Robert Kraeuter is BETTER ORDER SOON N.Y., has had her paintings represented in many private director of the committee or You Will Be Too Lite collections in several for exhibitions. Other com- SALE (FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY) states from Maine to Cali- mittee members include by: W.P. BEBO'JT fornia. She prefers to do Mrs. Edna Mae Alley, Mrs. still life, seascapes and Nowadays it seems that HONOR OF OUR Paul Wright, Mrs. Gertrude Fancy Indian River landscapes. During her sociologists can relate 11 YEARS IN BOCA Citrus Gift Packed school career she super- Sey'd, Miss Susie Morris- any habit pattern to per- In a Beautiful vised a staff of 21 art Mr, and Mrs. Cobb sonality. For example a Imported Mexican teachers at a time. She British savant comes up Each adult picks a balloon. Basket also taught oil painting in Are Honored Guests with the disclosure that The tag on each gives the adult education pro- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Al- sleeping habits reveal gram in White Plains for mond entertained at a cock- certain traits. The per- your discount on store Includes several years. tail party Friday honoring son wiio likes lots of merchandise for that 7 Express She was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. p. cutter blankets, for instance, is particular day. Syracuse College of Fine Cobb. inclined to be shy and Arts, Rutgers University, Guests attending were retiring. Those who like 30 OTHER FRUIT PACKS FROM $5.95 TO $23.95 New Brunswick, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Willard, blankets right up under TO GREET YOU Teachers College, Colum- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hardy, their chins are insecure, See Our Gingerbread House With Hansel & Gretel bia University, New York, Mrs. Grace Elarrington, Miss and those who dislike AL and LYDIA and has a master's degree Jane Harrington, Mr. and bed clothes tucked in owners in fine arts. Mrs. George Holds worth, tight are said to be THELMA and WILMA DIETETIC CANDIES mi COOKIES She has also studied art Mr. and Mrs. James Robert- opinionated. and lithography at the son and their houseguests As far as W.P. BF- able clerks Woodstock School of Art, the Misses Doris and Doro- T3OUT INSURANCE AGEN- Woodstock, N.Y.; studied thy Bell; Mrs. Kitty Gilrner, CY INC. is concerned, REFRESHMENTS Served ALL DAY Gourmet Items from Everyplace with many famous artists of Boca Raton; Mrs. Ruth your sacktime habits are Cscusing Communistic Countries) in New England including G if fen, of Delray Beach; strictly .your own busi- Prop m for a friendly chat at Boca's oldest and WE MAKE GOURMET BASKETS TO YOUR ORDER John F. Carlson, and also Mrs. Doreen Muss en and ness. However, we might most complete gift shop. Our complete gift- in Europe. her children, John and suggest that you shouldn't She has exhibited paint- Debbie, of Bermuda. be caught napping in the wrapping and mailing service is at yowr disposal ings on Long Island, in veo important matter of for these days as well as all regular days. Westchester and Syracuse, in music from New York insurance. Safe, sound N. Y., and is a member of University; was graduated coverage of must any Open 9:30 A.M. - 9: P.M. both days the North Shore Art Asso- from Teachers College at type is readily available ciation in Gloucester, Columbia University, and at W.P. BEBOUT INSUR- Mass. studied further in Munich ANCE AGENCY, 701 N. Miss Mary Goodwin, and Oxford. Federal Highway. Phone 395-4334. THE BRASS KNOCKER BOCA'S OLE RELIABLE pianist, was supervisor of She has traveled exten- music for White Plains, sively for ten summers in TlilS WEEK'S HOUSE- N.Y., before she retired music centers of Europe liOLn HINT: When using GIFT SHOP recently, also specializing including Salzburg, Vien- putty, dip tlte knife in a Boca Fruit Shippers as choral and orchestral na, Bayreuth, Lausanne. solution of soap suds to 71 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton 151 s.E. 1st Ave. -(Opp. Kwili Chek)-Phone 395-4844 music -director. The ladies came to Boca avoid having the putty (Located in the Zim Bldg.) She received her degree Raton fron. 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FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY of BOCA RATON OPEN FRIDAY CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN at 1st. AVE. and ROYAL PALM RD. MIGHT 5-7 P. M Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 395-4420 Always FIRST in SERVICE NOW FIRST in TRUST ! m&m$gm THIZ BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1962 co-hostesses. Miss Helen Derby Ss Wed Engagement of Dessert, Cards Planned Miss Crill Told Dessert and cards will Pulverized Sn Ceremony in Baltimore be featured at the Dec. 4 The engagement of Miss Christmas party of the MUCK Bonnie Lee crill, daughter Miss Helen Derby be- fashioned boucjuet of white Women's Republican Club of Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. of Boca Raton. • Lawn Sand came the bride of William orchids and white roses. Crill, to Robert S. Pegley, A. .Swaifcz Saturday at St. For her daughter's wed- son of Mrs. Gladys Pegley The festive affair will • Driveway Rock Agnes Church, Baltimore, ding, Mrs. Derby chose to be held at Royal Palm Md. of Boca Raton, was an- • Bermuda Grass wear a beige peau de soie nounced this week. Yacht club starting at 1 The bride is the daughter frock with a bodice of cof- Miss Crill lives with her p.m. Donation is $1.50. of Mr. and Mrs. William E. fee colored alencon lace, parents in Delray Beach, There will be a table of Bud Butler Derby of Baltimore and matching accessories and and graduated from Sea- Christmas cakes and cook- Boca Raton Boca Raton. The bride- a corsage of white orchids. crest High School in 1960ies. . groom is the son of Dr. The bridegroom's mother She attended Palm Beach Mrs. James Caldwell and 399-1998 and Mrs. Joel H. Swartz of wore a royal blue jacket Junior College for one year Mrs, Robert Smith will be Lutherville, Md. dress with matching acces- and is now employed at The Rev. w. Vincent sories- and a corsage of Bethesda Memorial Hospi- Bechtel officiated at thewhite orchids. tal. 11 a.m. ceremony. The matron of honor Members of Girl Scout Troop 201 under the leadership of Mrs. John Weir made Pegley, a 1958 graduate Virginia (Mrs. John R.) wore an American beauty "turkey" favors from pine cones for the Thanksgiving Day trays at Bethesda of Seacrest High School, is Rosenberg was matron of red velvet gown with a now a senior at the Univer- honor. matching hat and carried a Memorial Hospital. Among those preparing favors were, from left, Debbie James, sity of Florida. if you are a Donald M. Swartz was bouquet of white rubrums, Sheri Richardson, Carol Roseke and Patty Amoroso. A spring wedding is best man. white elegance and red planned. Given in marriage by roses. Adelaide Snyder to Speak in higher education and REGISTERED her father, the bride wore Immediately following the progress of the new state university, at a meet- Mrs. Guy Sammarco is a white peau de soie for- the ceremony a wedding back in her Northeast REPRESENTATIVE mal length gown of re-breakfast was held at the At Republican Club Meeting ing of The Women's Re- publican Club of Delray Third Avenue home from embroidered alencon lace Broadview given by the her summer home in New with established production with long bridal sleeves bride's parents. Miss Adelaide R. Sny- at Florida Atlantic Uni- Beach Monday, held at the dis- Delray Beach Country York City. and a princess panelled The bride was graduated der, Director of Public Re- versity, Boca Raton, lations and Publications cussed new developments Club, we would like to talk to you. front. The full skirt endedfrom Barry College, Miami. Mrs. Ingram Hosts in a chapel train. Her The bridegroom was Interest in Florida At- illusion veil was fingertip graduated from Loyola lantic University is accele- Luncheon at Club length. She carried an oldCollege, Baltimore, and is rating with the Ground- Attractive compensation arrangements employed by the Johns Week's Schedule breaking ceremonies, Mrs. Leon J. Ingram was plus draw. Ail facilities including excellent Hopkins University Applied MONDAY, DEC. 3 scheduled Dec. 8 at the hostess Monday at a lun- cooperative research. Physics Laboratory as an campus site. ; The public cheon for 18 guests at the Brownies, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. Just 'phone or write — in complete electrical engineer. is invited to the exercises. goca Raton Hotel and After a wedding trip to Library Association, at the library, 4 p.m. Flag Tag Football, ball park, 4 p.m. Governor Farris Bryant will club, confidence — to Quebec, Canada, the cou- Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m. be the principal speaker Leon and son, John, ple will be at home Dec. 9 Beginners Bridge, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. and key state figures are arrived home in time for the John Wolf, Manager at 1810 Metzerott Road, Civil Service Employees Association, Recreation expected to attend. holidays from their home in Adelphi, Md. Center, 7:30 p.m. Columbus, Ohio. Miss Snyder came to The Ingrams had as Seventh Graders Deerfield-Boca Raton Rod and Reel Club, Inlet Florida Atlantic' from Dade H. HENTZ & CO. Bridge, 7:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Day guests Membtrs New fork Slock Exchange and Other Leading Stack and Commodity Enlrongas Your home County Junior College Mrs. Charles Allen and Attend Party Bobcat Boosters, J.C.Mitchell school, 7:30 p.m. where she served for two 71 S. E. FIRST AVE., BOCA RATON • TEL. 395-2510 Republican Club, Chamber of Commerce, 8 p.m. Mrs. Lewis Simmonds. Is insured..• Mary Gabe Anselmo was years as director of ad- Offices In Principal Citiei honored by her parents, Welfare council, First Federal, 8 p.m. missions and did public but what about Col. and Mrs. Harold Mi- Elks 2166, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. relations and publication Thanksgiving Dinner OUR 1O6™ YEAR OF SERVICE chaels, with a weekend TUESfiAY, DEC, 4 work. Prior to her move to At Doolittle Home its contents? house party to celebrate Kiwanis Club, Hidden valley, noon. Miami, she conducted the Mr. . and Mrs. Herbert her 12th birthday. That new TV, hi-fi, dish- Garden Club, The Studio, 2 p.m. Adelaide Snyder • Televi- Doolittle were hosts washer - anything you've Her guests, all mem- Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2:30 p.m. sion Program daily over a Thanlrsgiving Day in their bought since you last checked bers of her .seventh grade Tap and Ballet, Community Building, 3 p.m. Youngstown, Ohio station N.E. Fifth Avenue home. ; your insurance — probably class from St. Vincent Civitans, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m. and taught at Youngstown Their guests included isn't protected. And a fire orFerrer School in Delray Jaycees, 114 E. Boca Raton Road, 7:30 p.m. University. She was also Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Diehl, other disaster could damage Beach, were Batina Frigo, Junior woman's club, University Lanes, 8 p.m. in urban renewal work forMr. and Mrs. D.W. ; Diehl, or destroy this investment in Patty Paller, Moreen World War 1 Barracks 2255, Legion Home, 8 p.m. three years. Mr. and Mrs. P.C. Richard- minutes. Don't be caught Brooks and carmen Jett- WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 son, Mr.s and Mrs. Fred unprepared. Call us for ainghoff. Dinner and birth- Richardson Jr., and child- Rotary Club, Ebb Tide, 12:15 p.m. The^University of Flori- "enchantment for you and yours" complete property insurance day cake were enjoyed da began in Ocala in 1853 ren, Lloyd and Jerry; Mr. checkup , . . today. at University Bowl where Girl Scouts, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 p.m. Flag Tag Football, ball park, 4 p.m. under the name of the East and Mrs. William Ulrich, the girls bowled several Florida Seminary. It wasJoseph Crane and Frank Christmas Gift Suggestions Representing the games. Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 7 p.m. established in its present Hartford Fire Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Maraska, all of Detroit, Sunday morning they location at Gainesville in Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Candle Trees 3 Arm - 54.75 Insurance Company attended Mass and receiv- Does Drove 173, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. Group /'"Slu 1906. W.E. Ritter of Boca Raton. Antique White or Green Also 5 Ann ed Communion in a group THURSDAY, DEC, 6 Complete with candles and Nine Arm •MM0 at St. Vincent's Church Rug Hooking, community Building, 10 a.m. after which they had Garden Club, Recreation Center, 1 p.m. The Glamour and Prestige of brunch at the Michaels' Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m. Orange Shaped Ice Bucket home. Contractors Association, Ebb Tide, 7 p.m. Giass lined - unique Sunday afternoon roller Men's Night, Recreation Center, 7:30 p.m. WATERFRONT LIVING, Glass holders and sippers to match Wm skating finished up the Board of Realtors, First Federal, 7:30 p.m. CAN NOW BE YOURS Also conies in Pineapple design weekendt Square Dancing, Community Building, 8 p.m. Location primarily determines WATERFRONT American Legion Post 277, Legion Home, 8 p.m. your home's value. For many HOMES Man Sized Ash Trays — Bar Items Grahams Entertain Order of the Amaranth, Masonic Temple, Delray years BOCA RATON has been Beautiful Table Cloths - fringed Beach, 8 p.m. recognized as a prestige, com- On Thanksgiving munity. Today, with the addi- Real-like flowers and arrangements — also Others From $15,490 DAY tion of Florida Atlantic Uni- made to order Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gra- FRIDAY, DEC, 7 LOW DOWN PAYMENT Vinyl-coated fabric Place Mats ham of the Estates enter- Senior Citizens, Community Building, 1 p.m. versity, Mary Mount College for Girls, and St. Andrews Prepara- FEDERAL Napkins to match or contrast tained at dinner Thanks- Brownies, Recreation Center, 2:45 p.m. tory School for Boys, it stands giving Day for a group of Flag Tag Football, ball park, 4 p.m. by itself! YOU can capitalize on DEVELOPMENT CORP. YOUR/ Mndtpendent friends. Record Hop, Teenage Center, 7:30 p.m. it! 1198 S.W. 4»h Ave., BOCA RATOK'S Boca Raton Insurance _J| /AGENT Guests attending includ- Pre-Teen Activities, community Building, 8 p.m. Phone 395-1211 CHOICEST LOCATION DIRECTIONS: U.S. 1 to •iiivis/ron /M«$T" ed Mrs. Edith Nicholson Boca Barbershoppers, University Lanes, 8 p.m. Camlno Real (Howard John- son) turn West and follow of Miami, Mr. and Mrs. Camina Real 1 blocks 1o Boca Charles Vollmer of Pitts- SATURDAY, DEC. 8 BOCA ISLANDS Islands new entrance. 500 S. Federal Hwy. burgh, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Live Band, Teenage Center, 7:30 p.m. 479 E. Palmetto Park Rd. (on street to beach) Norman Gooch, Mrs. Irene Twilighters, community Building, 7:30 p.m. "We Ship Anywhere" OPEN EVENINGS Tel. 395-4010 BOCA RAT OH Thames, and Dr. and Mrs. Ph. S95-O22O F.X. Straesley of Pompano Beach. FOR THE

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Mr. David is the proprietor of the new Camelot Poodle Salon here. Originally PROGRAM from New York City, he lias been grooming dogs professionally for-the past 10 years and limits his work to appointments only. His work includes the full line of standard clips with individual styling to bring out the best points of each dog. medicine chest has been EXHIBIT set up and stocked for the ill. This Ss Your Club Doctors have called on the council for indigent By Beatrice Landry mm patients and the county nurse is always available for its call. modern, up-to-date meth- As Developed By The Committee Of Architects Not exactly a club, but Careful records are a group of people repre- ods. Patrolman Joe Jodrey kept of all cases, amount senting several clubs and and type of aid given. civic and service groups, was first president and From The Program Prepared By The Capital comprise the Boca Raton Mrs. Robert Trafford is So far they have given Welfare Council. the current president. help of one kind or anoth- Primary purpose of the Honorary members are er to 26 families, eight Improvement Committee And Authorized By group is simply to obtain the local clergymen and transients, dispersed over help for those in need. the county health nurse. 200 cans of food, given The council acts as an eight food orders and! 36 The City Commission. Established in April, holiday gifts. 1961, charter members in- investigative and referral agency and is a clearing Participating organiza- clude Mrs. John T. Shoup tions have lent a hand 12 Jr., and representatives house for all requests for assistance made to any times and are always on from the American Legion call. Post 277, fire department, member organization, com- munity service or indi- Next big step for the police department, Busi- council is their hope of ness and Professional vidual. Transient..cases are di- establishing a dental Women's Club, First Pres- clinic in the city for byterian Churchwomen's rected to the police de- partment and after a care- children so they won't Association, Junior Wom- have to make the long en's Club, J.C. Mitchell ful check of their actual needs, they are given round trip between here School PTA, St. Joan of and West Palm Beach. Arc Guild, Women's club, food and gasoline and First Methodist church, sent on their way. This is a group of real Soroptimist Club, Kiwanis Needy cases in the city fine people doing a real Club and Teen Town. are investigated by train- fine job. Orchids to them. In fact, it is a real com- ed case workers, then a George Milligan munity effort, the old decision is reached as to Open fashioned kind, but with the best possible way to George Milligan, 76, one give aid. of the pioneer grocerymen Warehouse space has of this area, died recently GRIFFIN been donated and. the Bo- at his home in Deerfield ca Raton Junior Women's Beach. FLOORING CO. Club has collected and re- He came to this area 38 paired clothing and fur- years ago and operated a "Griffin Has The Floor" nishings and have assum- grocery store on Old Dixie ed maintenance of the Highway, Boca Raton. He To The Public VINYL space. sold out to Max Hutkin and Teen Town has donated opened another store in CORK canned goods for the Deerfield. council to dispense. Funeral services and RUBBER Other organizations have buriai were in Georgia. FORMICA given food orders, and He was the uncle of J.C. cash for the council to Morris, formerly of Boca SANDING use where needed. Raton. Transportation is pro- FINISHING vided by the council in needy cases; school Starting Saturday, FREE ESTIMATES children who cannot afford 118 N. Federal Hwy. to pay are given hot lun- Delray CR 8-1210 ches; family heads are helped to find jobs, and a December 1, 1962 We Carry A Complete Line Of AUiUfei ""CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS LIGHTS Interior and Exterior LOCATED AT • BULBS # WREATHS and 25 OUTDOOR LIGHT mms... THE WEIR PLAZA BUILDING ©SETS » WINKO-LITES GRIND YOUR VALUABLE TIRE Carry a Full Line of MILEAGE AWAY! 855 South Federal Highway UNEVEN AN EXCESSIVE HEATERS TIRE WEAR are rarely dis- WITH or WITHOUT THERMOSTATS covered before !he damage hoi been done! 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Window BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, November 29, 1962 Christmas, By Beatrice Landry '63 Two More Divisions With all the travelers we have around town, it might be interesting to add a few facts about Alas- West Germany is now adding two strike force to back up their effort. ka to their information. Join Our more divisions to its NATO army They argue that it is not fair for the Seasoned sourdoughs prefer to travel the Alaskan contingent. This makes the West British, French and Americans to highway in the winter. But when they do, they use a 1963 German ground force of eleven di- have a nuclear capability and Ger- technique for emergency blizzard protection that is visions the largest, by far, of all man troops to be without the best familiar in Florida's citrus groves. CHRISTMAS the NATO contingents. and most effective weapons avail- This is but one of many surprising bits of infor- CLUB The United States has the equiva- able. There is logic in that argu- mation picked up by the AAA's Harvard Crabtree, lent of five divisions in Germany, ment. field representative for much of Florida, on a NOW ! and the firepower of these divi- Sooner or later we will have to 19,000 mile inspection trip to Alaska just conclud- sions, and what hacks them up in get over our hesitancy about Ger- ed. the way of nuclear power, is far many's trustworthiness. We will Crabtree, whose home is in Riviera Beach, nor- gre ater. have to accept West Germany as a mally spends his time checking hotels, motels, We also have nuclear weapons in trustworthy ally or not accept her. restaurants and attractions in the Boca Raton area Germany which could be made avail- We cannot go on having our cake and other areas in the southern half of Florida. But able to the German ground forces. both ways, desiring her manpower he spent 13 weeks finding out how the AAA member But the Germans have no nuclear but expecting leaders of the German on a trip to America's 49th state would fare. ; weapons of their own. armed forces to do without the most "The Alaskans prefer to drive the Alaskan high- The British have only about half modern weapons. way during the winter because the snow is hard, the U.S. force in Germany and the This will be a painful pill to packed, easy to drive on, with no dust or flying French have even less strength swallow for some, understandably, gravel," Crabtree said. "But they always take Look ahead to a really available for NATO use. The Ger- but it must be swallowed if we are along some old tires and spare gasoline. Then, if mans then, are bearing the brunt of not to lose West Germany as a de- they're stranded, they'll be sure to have enough BIG Christmas, next year. the task of providing manpower for pendable ally, and drive her away heat to stay alive until rescue comes. That's using Then take steps to get a BIG NATO's ground forces. from us by refusing to trust her as the same method as Florida's citrus groves during The Germans want a NATO nuclear a nation. a cold spell." "check for bountiful gifts shopping The quantity and,quality of overnight accommoda- to make this dream come true. tions along the Alaska highway have improved tre- Join our 1963 Christmas Club now. See how little-by-little Tuition Exemptions mendously during the past two years, crabtree noted. "You are never more than 30 miles from gasoline. adds up to a lot of Christmas joy ! One of the most sensible tax-cut cational system in the United States Mechanics are excellent at improvising if they don't proposals to be advanced in recent second to none. have a particular part you may need. And good air years is the plan to exempt parents Critics of other plans to exempt the service makes it possible to have parts flown in T* $25 $75 $125 $250 $500 from paying taxes on college tuition cost of college education have said within 24 hours," he said. for their children. exempting parents on all college "There's no longer any need to start out loaded costs would be allowing exemptions down with every conceivable spare part for your In view of the increasingly high automobile," the travel expert asserted. "With a Twice $1 cost of education at the higher of different amounts and granting $2 $10 $20 unequal benefits. But there could car in good shape, with six ply or oversize tires, a A Month- levels, and the staggering load this fanbelt is about the only essential spare part." is causing among many parents, the be few objections to allowing exemptions in the amount of tuition Don't bother to take the pick and shovel along. tax-free tuition proposal is gaining payments. It's unlikely you'll find enough gold to pay for the greater and greater support. Accounts Insured By In view of the fact that tax exemp- trip. Mining is done for the precious metal, but only An Agency Of The Since we are currently engaged in tions may be voted early next year on a massive scale. There's an oil boom in the BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government an effort to improve our educational (Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges Kenai peninsula and highly competitive hush-hush system and to enable as many young- recently reiterated his call for such explorations are conducted by some of the world's sters to attend college as is possi- cuts), the college tuition exemption largest companies. But, said Crabtree, most of this ble, such a tax cut would be in the should certainly be given serious work is done in the dead of winter, when the spongy direct interests of our country's fu- consideration by Congressmen and muskeg is frozen hard enough for long snow-trains ture and our effort to build an edu- Senators, and by all citizens. to travel on. FIRST FEDERAL One thing which impressed Crabtree as a definite help to the Alaska Highway traveler was the inva- SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach sion of 24-hour coin-operated laundries. These are located in virtually all of the major stopping points 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 Business Review along the road, and are'heavily used. Road conditions are variable. Vacation travel to Flori- "When we consider that followed a pattern that We can both live with con- da, already running ahead last year broke all Flori- has become almost tradi- structive criticism without of record-setting 1961, da tourist records with a tional in recent years. Some sensitivity." will get an added boost total of some 13,000,000 85 per cent came by auto- from the elimination of the visitors, the fact that we mobile, 10 per cent by Robert C. Byrd, Senator HARBOUR federal travel tax, Develop- have an increase this year plane and two per cent (D., W.Va.) concerning re- ment Commission Chair- over last is particularly each by train and bus. man-Director Wendell Jar- encouraging," he continu- lief in Washington, D.C: rard predicts. ed. "We have discovered in Views the District of Columbia — "We were already assur- Jarrard said there were the national capital — a ed of an excellent tourist numerous other barometers Sarvepalli Radhakrish- situation which is deplor- year," Jarrard explained. which confirmed the Com-nan, President of India: able. It has been deter- "And the action by Con-mission's statistics. "What has happened to mined to be factual." gress eliminating the 10 "Take the revenue from India today may happen to per cent tax on train and the State Road Depart- anyone tomorrow." V.K. Krishna Menon, for- bus tickets and cutting ment's 10 toll projects as mer Defense Minister of the plane fare tax from 10 an example," he said. Nikita Khrushchev, Pre- India: per cent to five per cent "During the first 10 mier of Russia: "In this situation which is certain to give travel to months of this year, these "Now that the issue of faces our country as the re- Florida by common carrier projects collected more 'peace or war' has been sult of the unprovoked in- an added shot in the arm." revenue than they did inremoved there is no need all of last year or all ofof a summit meeting with vasion of our territories by The Commission's figures China, I submit that it is show that an estimated any previous year. While President Kennedy." some of this increase un- appropriate and necessary m 10,225,223 tourists that the portfolio of de- came to Florida in the doubtedly resulted from Richard N. Nixon, for- greater use by residents, mer Vice President: fense be taken over by first nine months of this you." year, compared to 9,985,- there can be no doubt that "You won't have Nixon 078, for the same period a substantial part came to kick around any longer. Billy Graham, evangelist: last year. from a larger volume of Because this, gentlemen, tourists." is my last press confe- "I am convinced that 75 per cent of the people of SAVE THESE Several common carriers rence." confirmed that their busi- Latin America are very NUMBERS ness through October was Pierre Salinger, Press anti-Communist. But they as good or in some cases Secretary: have been waiting for our FOR substantially better than "The press is a power- leadership to demonstrate EMERGENCY USE last year. ful and great enough insti- their support." Travel into Florida dur- tution to withstand criti- ing the first nine months cism. So is the presidency. 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Anyone interested in Mr. and Mrs. Eskil Ed- "A Wonderful Work" will The Deerfield Beach Mrs. Mildred Leasor of Photography, or in seeing "That We Might Know" tnese berg of Boca Raton were be the topic of the sermon Camera Club will meet to-gOca Raton will show slides, may attend, will be the sermon topic of For further the Rev. Dan Gill at both honored recently at a pot- to be delivered by the Rev. day at 7:30 p.m. in thecoior siides Of her 1961, phone 395-2649 .information services Sunday at First luck supper and fellowship Albert G. Shiphorst at First of the Deer-ten-week trip through 22 Church Services Methodist church. meeting of the Evangelical Presbyterian church Sun- Junior High NOTICES Covenant Church of Lake day. Notice is hereby given that The official board will PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES the undersigned intends to reg- at 7:30 p.m.; Communion ser- Worth. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. a BOCA RATON meet at the church Monday Notice is hereby given that NOTICE TO CREDITORS ister with the Clerk of the Cir- vice at 6;30 p.m., Memorial cuit Court of Palm Bench FIRST METHODIST at 7:30 p.m. Members of the congrega- meeting of the Westminster Dawson McKone Incorporated, Hall. Wednesday night prayer IN, THE COURT OF THE COUN- County, Florida, pursuant to N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. tion expressed their appre- Fellowship will be held in intends to register with the and praise service at 7. A number of persons from TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM Section 865.09, Florida Statutes Rev. Dan M. GUI, pastor. Sun- Clerk of the Circuit Court of BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; 1957, the fictitious name, to dav school 9:45 a.m. Church MORAVIAN First Methodist will attend ciation of the Edberg's ser- the church. Palm Beach County, Florida, IN PROBATE, NO. 19480 wit: CHEESE "N STUFF, Services 8:45 and 11 a.m. Nuiy S.W. 12th Ave. in Boca Raton vice to the Lake Worth Choir rehearsal will be pursuant to Section 865.09 the West Palm Beach dis- under which we are engaged in sery for children. MYF meets Square. Christian D. Weber, Florida Statutes 1957, the fic- IN RE: ESTATE OF church since its organiza- held Wednesday in the business at 20 S. E. 1st Ave., Sun.' 6 p.m. in the Church Hall. Minister. Sunday School, 9:45: trict conference at the titious name, to wit: DAWSON MARJORIE GARVIN Boca Raton, Flu. Sunday Evening Service, 7:30 a.m. Church Service, 11 a.m. First Methodist Church of tion and construction pro- church. The Junior Choir McKENNA ASSOCIATES under Deceased. which we are engaged in busi- TROPICAL CHEESE and p.m. Choir rehearsa] Thursday, Riviera Beach Dec. 4. Dr. gram five years ago. Ed-will rehearse at 7 p.m., To All Creditors, Legatees, 8 p.m. CAMPUS HILL BAPTIST ness at 30 S.E, Fourth St., WINE CORP. 1675 N.W. Fourth Avenue, Frank Laurie G. Ray, district berg, a retired contractor and the Echo and Vesper Boca Raton, Florida. Distributees and Persons Having Phil Alpert, President FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Ferrin, pastor. Sun- Any Claims or Demands Against of Oak Park, 111., super- Choirs at 7:30 p.m. Dawson McKone Incorporated Publish: Nov. 22, 29, Dec. 6, 600 West Camino Real, Rev. superintendent, will pre- Said Estate: day School, 9:45 a.m. Morning Charles E. Dawson 13, 1962, Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. vised construction of the Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Charles E. Dawson, Pres. You and each of you are hereby Sunday Church School, 8:45 Worship, u a.m. Evening Wor- side at this meeting. Re- notified that you are required by church and served as chair- the pastor's Study Group Publish: November 15, 22, 29, a.m. Worship services 10 a.m. WorshiPrayer PServicel 7:00,. 7:3p.m0 .p.m Wednesda. y pOr(;S of the WOrk Of the Law to present any claims and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING in the man of the board of trus- meets in the church. The and December 6, 1962. demands which you, or either of and 11:15 a.m. local churches ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST district tees for several years. Mrs. "Teachings of Jesus" is ; . , you, may have against the estate IN THE CODE OF ORDINANCES West of Marjorie Gsrvin, deceased, ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL Boca Raton Fellowship, confe- Palm Beach OTI CE is hereb lven thnt CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORI- Boca Raton Road. Sundays Edberg has been a member the topic under discussion.," J . y * late of said County, to the Coun- rence room of University Bowl will be presented. DA BY REVISING SECTION 25- 7:40 a.m. Matins, 8 a.m. Holy . , , „ „ i the-undersigned, under the pro- ty Judge of Palm Beach County, service at 10 a.m. Sundays, Bishop James W. Henley, of the choir. 62, WHICH IS THE DISTRICT Eucharist, 9 a.m. Family Eucha- Friday at 8 p.m. Senior viSions ot section 865.09,- Florida, at his office in the ZONING MAP OF SAID CODE, who has ust More recently, Edberg Choir rehearsal will rist (Sunday School), 11 a.m. CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR J returned from be Florida Statutes 1957, will court house of said County at PROVIDING THAT THE ZON- Morning Prayer & Holy Eu- 35th st. and 3rd Ave. N.W. a visit to mission stations has been supervising con- held in the church. register with the Circuit Court, West Palm Beach, Florida, with- ING MAP BE CHANGED in six calendar months from the charist (1st and 3rd Sundays), Rev. Albert The Senior Choir of the in and for Palm Beach County, FROM R-l-D RESIDENTIAL TO Morning Prayer (2nd and 4th L. Eastman, pas- fa gou(;n America Will struction of the first unit time of the first publication of tor. Sunday Services: Sunday Florida, upon receipt of proof B-l ON A PART OF LOT 20, Sundays). speak at 11 a,m. The con- of the Community Covenant First Presbyterian Church of publication of this notice, this notice. Each claim or de- BLOCK 22 OF BOCA RATON School 9:45 a.m. for mand shall be in writing, and ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC Royal Palm of Boca Raton, will pre- the fictiUous name to-wit: HILLS there is a nursery available. will convene at 9 Church of BOCA OLD FASHIONED shall state the place of resi- SW 3rd Ave. at 3rd St. Rev. Morning Worship, If a.m. Youth a.m. The conference is Beach. At the present sent the Christmas portion WESTERN BUTCHER SHOP dence and post office address of TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- PauJ L. Manning, pastor. Sun- Fellowship, 6:45 p.m. Evening the claimant, and shall be sworn day 7, 9, 10:30 and noon mass- time, the Edbergs are of Handel' s Messiah Sun- and thal the pBriy interested in REST, PROPERTY OWNERS service at 7:30. Tuesday even- scheduled to adjourn at to by the claimant, his agent, or AND CITIZENS: es. Confessions will be heard ing Senior choir rehearsal. Wed- day evening, Dec. 9 at sai,d business is as follows 3:45 p.m. members of the Evangeli- his attorney, and any such claim NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN every Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 or demand not so filed shall be nesday evening Bible study cal covenant Church of p.m. in the church. Featur- George T THAT the City Commission of and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily hour at 7:30. void. mass weekdays 8 a.m. Pompano Beach, which ed SOloiStS Will be: SO- Dated; Navember 5, 1962 the City of Boca Raton, Florida, St. Paul Lutheran To will hold a public hearing at David Garvin CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DEERFIELD BEACH plans to launch a con- pranos — Mrs. J. Randolph Pubiish:Nov. s, is, 22,29,1962 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall at Chamber of Commerce Building, Observe Advent Sunday As executor of the Last COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN struction program after Wert, Mrs. Gustave E. Boca Rston on the 4th day of Federal Highway. Sundays at 11 Will and Testament of Rev. Arland Briggs, pastor. December, 1962, to consider a.m.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. The beginning of the the 'first of the year. Heydt; altos — Mrs. Robert Marjorie Garvin, deceased. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. under PUBLIC NOTICE and take action on the proposed Nursery available. Testimony church year will be usher- the direction of Foster Pnrkei Agnew, Mrs. Paul Finger Law Offices, W.H.'Hallman amendment and change in thu meetings Wednesdays 8 p.m. ORDINANCE NO. 720 131 Northeast First Avenue and Harry Anderson. Morning ed in with an Advent Sun- Zoning Ordinance of Boca Ra- Chamber of Commerce. Jr.; bass - Paul Engle. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Boca Raton, Florida worship, 9:30 and 11 a.m. ton, Florida, in the following day service at 10:30 a.m.New Schedule Sunday The public may attend. OF BOCA RATON DECLARING Attorneys for Executor ADVENT LUTHERAN CALVARY BAPTIST Sunday at St. Paul Luthe- THE INTENTION OF THE respect: N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just 1 hlock west of U.S. No. 1 and At Trinity Reformed CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLOR- First publication: November 22, The zoning be changed frotn off US1. William M. Deutsch- ran church. R-l-D Residential to B-l Local V, block north of Sample Road. The Rev. vernon Hoff- IDA TO ANNEX CERTAIN 1962. mann, pastor. Sunday schedule; Wes Auger, pastor. Worship Pastor Eugene O. Krug Ccalvary Baptist Will CONTIGUOUS UNINCORPO- Publish: Nov. 22, 29, Dec. 6, Business on the following prop- 8 and 10:30 a.m. The Church at service 11 a.m. Sunday School man, pastor of the Trinity RATED TRACTS OF LAND and 13, 1962. erty: Worship; 9:15 a.m. The Church 9:45. Gospel preaching service will preach. Reformed Church, will Start Conference Wed. LOCATED IN BOCA RATON "The North 1,260 feet of the at Study. 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wed- The Sacrament of Roly PARK. South 1,867. 2 feet of the West preach at both services "God Revealing Himself" NOTICE is hereby given that 330 feet of Lot 20, Block 22, ST. PAUL LUTHERAN nesday 7:30. Communion will be cele- WHEREAS, certain tracts of the undersigned, under the pro- Boca Raton Hills, Section 3, 701 W. Palmetto Park Road. The Sunday. will be the subject of Pas- TRINITY REFORMED land, hereinafter, described, visions of Section 865.09, Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor. Sun- brated this Sunday. Plat Book 23, Pages 76 thru S.E. Second Court and Eighth The new time for Sunday tor Wes Auger's sermon at are contiguous to the terri- Florida Statutes 1957, will 87, Inclusive, Public Records, day School 9:15 a.m.; Worship torial limits of the City of Terrace, Deerfield Beech. Rev, Sunday Pastor Krug also the 11 a.m. service of Cal- register with the Circuit Court, P aim Beach County, Flori- Service 10:30 a.m. Nursery morning services will be Boca Rnton, Florida, in un- Vernon Hoffman, pastor. Mom- in and for Palm Beach County, da." during 10:30 service, will make his regular trip vary Baptist Church of incorporated areas within Palm ing Service 10:45 a.m. Sunday 10:45 a.m. The evening Florida, upon receipt of proof For public examination a copy to Nassau to conduct ser- Nortn Beach County, Florida; and "School 9:30 a.m. Sunday of publication of this notice, of the proposed Ordinance to ef- FIRST BAPTIST evening church service 7 p.m. services begin at the regu- Pompano. vices there for the Nassau At the 7:30 m WHEREAS, said lands are th e fictitiou s name to-vvit: feet such change is on file in 162 W. Palmetto Paik Rd. lar time of 7 p.m. and Rev. P- - service contiguous to the city limits Lutheran church, organiz- the BOCA CYCLE AND the ofHce of the CUy Clerk- Rev. William Towery, Pastor. DELRAY BEACH ^md contain less than ten (10) CITY O F BO CA RATON, Hoffman will continue his series on the Book of LAWN MOWER SHOP Morning worship 1 1 a.m. Sun- ed by him almost one year registered electors, and Chap- FLORIDA day School 9:45 a.m. Training CHURCH OF THE PALMS the Revelation will con- ter 171, Florida Statutes, 1961, series on the Seven and that the party interested in By Jacob Heidt (Congregational). So. Federal ago. permits annexation of contig- Union 6:30 p.m. Evening wor- said business 1 s os foliows: Highway at S. E. First St., Del- Churches from the book of tinue. Pastor Auger's ser- uous territory. Jacob Heidt, CitTcIerk ship 7:15. Mid-week prayer Harold Low, Jr. service. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Choir ray Beach. Rev. Duane W. Smith, Revelation. Sunday School mon subject will be "Per- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Publish: Nov. 22 and 29, 1962 rehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. pastor. Worship service, 11 a.m, ORDAINED BY THE CITY First Baptist To Hold begins at 9:30 a.m. garrios, The church That bI N V 29 eC 6 13 roof of Publication. The nursery is open at all of DELRAY PRESBYTERIAN COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF 20 1962 ° " ' ° ' ' ' these services. 320 N.E. Fifth Avenue, Del ray Party, Picnic Friday The Guild For Chris- Soughtjhe Approval of the BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Beach, (U.S. Presbyterian). The First Baptist church tian Service will have its World." Section 1. The City through THE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Paul W. Gess, pastor. Sun- annual Christmas program Wednesday night, Dec. 5, the City Commission, does N.W. Fourth Avenue. Ira Lee dBy School, 10 a.m.; Morning adults will hold a beach Calvary will start its mis- hereby declare its intention to DUE TO OUR EXPANSION and Eshleman, minister. Sunday worship, 11 a.m.; Evening Wor- party and picnic Friday at the church Dec. 5 at annex to the City of Boca Ra- School 9:45 a.m.; Sunday wor- ship, 7:30p.m. Mid-week services, 7:30 p.m. sionary conference. This ton, Palm Beach County, ship at 11 a.m.; evening service Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at 7 p.m. on the beach at conference will be held for Florida, at the expiration of FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE the north city limits. thirty (30) days from the final three nights and will fea- passage of this Ordinance, the Rev. William Towery _ _ , . ture sermons by M.L. Mos-following contiguous, unincor- WE HAVE a NEW PHONE NUMBER Rev. Hawkinson Will California to officiate at _ porated tracts of land in Palm will speak Sunday at the Community Presbyterian er Jr. who heads the work Return From California the 11 a.m. service Sunday' Beach County, Florida, to-wit: 11 a.m. service on "In the To Mark Advent Sunday of Latin American Mis- at the Evangelical Cove- Lots 1 thru 16 and Lots 22, Rev. Eric G- Hawkinson, Fullness of Time." His Advent Sunday, Dec. 2, sions in Mexico. Mr. Moser nant Church. A Communion, 24, 26 and 28, Block 532; Lot pastor, will return from topic at the evening ser- Community Presbyterian is the director of a semi- 20, Block 533; Lots 8, 11 and service is planned. 12, Block 534; and Lot 15, vice will be: "Being Church in Deerfield Beach nary in Villaherinosa that Block 535; and including that Trinity The church meets in the Grateful for the Church." will hold two services cen- has graduated more than part of all alleys, streets, roads At 7 p.m. Tuesday the and avenues lying adjacent \ y*sS COMPLETE LAUNDRY Cresthaven Civic Assn. tering in the theme "Now Is go Mexican preachers. thereto; all lying within Replat Reformed building in Pompano Beach. Cabinate will meet, follow- the Exceptable Time. Color moving pictures of of North Deerfield on sheets 1 SERVICE FOR ed by adult choir practice. The minister, Rev. Ar- and 3 of Hillsboro Park Addi- Church Sunday evening services the Mexican mission field tion, Plat No. 9, a Subdivision HOMES - APT5. - MOTELS NOW in Our NEW are at 7 p.m. Sunday School teachers land V. Briggs, will preach will be shown each night by the Mizner Development Air-Conditioned and officers will meet at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Corporation in Sec. 36, T. 47S, during the Conference. R, 42E, filed in Plat Book 14, SANCTUARY Wednesday at 7 p.m. Theservices. The music will Thursday, Dec. 6, an all- Page* 5 and 7. Also, Lots 17 CAMPUS HILL thru 21, Lots 23, 25, 27 and 29 S.E. 2nd Court monthly church business be under the direction of day fellowship meeting of S.E. 8th Terrace meeting is scheduled for thru 32, Block 17; Lots 1 thru ONE-DAY SHIRT BAPTIST CHURCH Flliot A. Alexander, or- Independent Baptist pas- 19 and 21 thru 26, Block 18; Deerfield Beach 7:30 Wednesday. ganist-director, assisted all of Block 19; Lots 1 thru 7, LAUNDRY AND tors will be held in con- Lots 9 and 10, and Lots 13 Sunday School 1675 N.W. 4th AVE.. by the youth and sanctuary nection with the conference. thru 32, Block 20; all of Blocks DRY CLEANING - Rev. Frank Ferrin To choirs. Pastors and other Chris- 21 and 22; Lots 1 thru 14 and LAUNDRY & 9:30 A.M. Evangelistic - Fundamental 16 thru 26, Block 23; all of Speak at Campus Hill Sunday School classes tian workers from across Block 24 and Parcel described Morning Worship Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Rev. Frank Ferrin will will meet from 9:30 to the state are expected to as Oleander Park; and includ- CLEANERS 5 395.52OO Morning Worship 11:00 aim. 10:30, and the junior high ing that part of all alleys, 10:45 A.M. speak Sunday on the sub- attend. streets, roods, and avenues Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. ject, "Bourne by Four" at and senior high youth lying adjacent thereto; all ly- Evening Worship Wednesday groups at 6:30 p.m. in the ing within Palm Beach Farms 30 S.E. 1st. STREET Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. the 11 a.m. service at Christian Scientists Company, Plat No. 10, of Campus Bill Baptist church. North Deerfield shown on 7:00 P.M. sheets 2, 3, and 4, filed in Frank Ferrin Church. Monday at 10 a.m. the Schedule Sun. Lesson The Rev, Vernon Hoffman Plat Book 6, Pages 11, 13, and Pastor Womens Association study "Ancient and Modern 14, Public Records, Palm Pastor Beach County, Florida. Fifty-six per cent of group led by the minister, Necromancy, Alias Mes- will meet in the church li- JOHN D. TALBOTT Australia's population is merism and Hypnotism, De- Aft er final brary. The board of elders SectionJL_ pass- concentrated in the vari- nounced," will be the Sun- age, this ordinance shall be Insurance Agency, Inc. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ous state capitals. will hold its regular day lesson-sermon for the published in full once a week for four consecutive weeks in 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gill monthly-meeting Dec. 3 at Christian Science Society Boca Raton News, a newspaper 7:30 p.m. in the library. at the 11 a.m. service at of general circulation in Polni TWO WORSHIP SERVICES Beach County, Florida and a 8:45 A.M. and 11 A.M. Wednesday, the womens the Chamber of Commerce copy posted on the city bulletin 489 N.E. 20th. St. executive board will meet Building. board for the said period of UNITARIAN thirty days. Boca Raton Church School 9:45 A.M. at 10 o'clock; the youth Sunday School will meet Section 3. If no objection to Sermon: uNIVERSALiST choir at 6:15 and the at 9:30 a.m. Nursery facil- such annexation be filed and adult choir at 7:30. ities are available at 10:45 served within thirty days from "That We Might Know" final passage of this ordinance Winfield Air Conditioned BOCA RATON a.m. at the First Federal an ordinance will be considered Savings and Loan Assn. to annex such lands to the City Shopping Center Boca Raton and to redefine the boundary FELLOWSHIP building. Wednesday ser- lines of the City and to include St. Gregory's Episcopal Church vices are at 8 p.m. at the therein the said parcels of lfind. Conference Room MORAVIAN CHURCH Chamber building. 2 S.W. 12th Avenue FIRST READING the 30th day Phone 395-1511 BOCA RATON of (In Boca Raton Square) of October, 19fi2. SECOND READING ill full and University Bowl The United States In- adopted the 13th day of Schedule of Services Sunday School ternal Revenue Service, November, 19 62. JOIIN n. Beginning 7 October 1962 Church Service 9:45 A.M. marking its centennial CITY OK BOCA RATON, this year, spends about a FLORIDA By s/ John R. Brnn.lt 1 SUNDAYS SUNDAY Church Service half cent for every dollar John R. Brandt, Mayor Steprescniing * TRAVKI.KB'S Insiintnci 7:40 a.m. Matins it collects. ATTEST: NATIONAL Casualty Co. NA$P Auto Insurance 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 10:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. s/ J aco b Heidi Jacob Heidt, City Clerk AUTO - M.IKK - FIRE •HOSPITALI/ATION 9:00 a.m. Family Eucharist and For Information Christian D. Weber, Minister MARINE - HOME OWNERS ! ANNUITIKS - RON IIS Sunday School Call 395-1688 395-2916 Publish: Nov. 15, 22, 2<), and Air-conditioned Ch urch Nurser Dec. 6, 13, 1962. (Sunday School Registration Community Furnish Proof oJ Publication j on 7th October) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 11:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist and Sermon 162 w. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida Church (1st and 3rd Sundays of each month) Rev, William Towery, pastor of Boca Raton SPACE FOR LEASE Morning Prayer and Sermon SUNDAY SERVICES (2nd and 4th Sundays of each month) Sunday School 9:45 A.M. N. W. 4th. Ave. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. IS 160 ft. Weekday Schedule of Services as announced Training Union 6:30 P.M. at 6th. St. Evening Worship 7:15 P.M. Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. "The Southern Baptist Church in Boca Raton" LUTHERAN CHURCHES §^^ of Boca Raton ADVENT ST. PAUL THE A.L.C MSSOURi SYNOD . . in Booi Raton News BJdg. S.E. Second St. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 SUNDAY SCIiOOL 9:15 WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 WORSHIP 10:30 * Low rmiUl N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. Ira I,ee Kshleiran, Minister 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Uiblu Commentator Inquire Boca Raton News Just off U.S. 1 Reuben I,. Anderson, Pastor * Ofl'-slreot, jiiirkiiu W.M. DEUTSCI1MANN E.O. KRUG, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 A.M. - or - Pastor Office 395-0433 morning Worship 11:00 A.M. * Central locution ^M^i§^ Phone 395-3632 Parsonage 395-1939 Evening Worship 7:30 P.M, SEE YOUR BROKER Air Conditioned Friendly, Fvangelicnl * Zono - (!-l 8B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, November 29, 1962

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