City Commission Pushes Plans to Save Sabal Point for Park · City Commission Pushes Plans to Save Sabal Point for Park The move to preserve Sabal Point as a public ... Among the honorary

City Commission Pushes Plans to Save Sabal Point for ParkThe move to preserve

Sabal Point as a publicrecreation area was bol-stered by action at Tues-day's City Commissionmeeting.

The City Commissionhas gone on record asurging the establishmentof the area as a state orfederally supported recrea-tion area. Generally

speaking, the area in-volved is the point atthe north side of theBoca Raton Inlet and eastof the new inlet bridge.Noting the historic inte-rest in the site and itsnatural beauty, the com-mission has urged itspreservation for publicuse.

Tuesday, the City

Commission adopted aresolution formally es-tablishing a Sabal PointPreservation Committeeand naming five members.The resolution specifiesthat the membership shallconsist of three citizens,plus two members of theFlorida Atlantic Univer-sity staff whfr are alsocitizens of Boca Raton.

Dr. John Alley was nam-ed by Mayor Joe DeLongto serve as temporarychairman of the group.Members are Mrs. HomerGwinn and Mrs. WillardMachle and Fred H- Gard-ner and C. Fred Haeflin-ger of the FAU staff.

DeLong urged the groupto hold an organizationalmeeting as soon as possi-

ble.The Sabal Point preser-

vation plan has also wonthe support of CountyCommissioner George V.Warren of Delray Beach.Warren has reportedlygained the support ofarea legislators to pushpassage of a state parkproposal in the legisla-ture at Tallahassee.

Although no negotia-tions have been started,cost of the 32-acre tract,owned by the ArvidaCorp., has been estimat-ed at as much as $6million.

In other Sabal Pointaction Tuesday:

— Mayor DeLong urgedlocal civic organizationsto study the proposal,

consider passage of aresolution endorsing theSabal Point park plan,and forward the endorse-ments to members of thePalm Beach County Leg-islative delegation andthe governor.

— Commissioner SidneyBrodhead introduced amotion which won quickapproval for a plan to

send copies of the BocaRaton resolution toneighboring cities northto West Palm Beach ask-ing their support of theplan.

- Agreed to forward theBoca Raton resolution tothe meeting of the FloridaShore and Beach Preserva-tion Association's annualmeeting next week.

BOCA RATON NEWS

James E. Becker (right) was'honored by the Boca Raton Chamber of Com-merce this week as Boca Raton's "outstanding industrialist." He received anappreciation award from Fredric Fiader, chairman of the Chamber's IndustrialCommittee, at the Industrial Appreciation Week dinner Tuesday. Becker ispresident of Dura Tech Corp.

'Yoyth Go¥®rnm@nt Day' Schedyled May 3The third annual

Youth Government Daywill be observed hereMay 3, members of thesponsoring Rotary Clubannounced this week.

On that day, electedstudents from the ninth

Blood Bank Set

For May 1 HereThe Boca Raton Com-

munity Blood Bank Daywill be held May 2 atFirst Methodist Church.

Blood donors may con-tribute to the bank be-tween 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.Persons in good healthbetween the ages of 21and 59 are eligible andpersons between 18 and21 may donate with theirparents' consent.

The Boca Raton FireDepartment will arrangetransportation to theblood bank for personsunable to provide theirown.

grade at Boca RatonHigh School will "takeover" various offices ofcity government.

Prior to this date,students of the ninthgrade with a " B " ave-rage, or above, will bedivided into two parties.They will caucus forcandidates, campaignand conduct an electionApril 30.

All students in theseventh, eighth andninth grades are eligibleto vote for the candi-dates. The offices to betilled are city manager,city commissioners, po-lice chief, fire chief,city attorney and directorof public works. Thehigh vote in the CityCommission will be themayor.

May 3, the winners willtake over the reins ofgovernment in the Com-mission chambers. MayorJoe DeLong and other

officials will be presentand the students will besworn in by City ClerkJacob Heidi Followingthis, they will conduct amock session of a Com-mission meeting.

This program is underthe direction of RotaryPresident Kendall Roppand director Edgar Law-son. Principal CharlesGodwin, of the newBoca Raton High School,will coordinate the stu-dent activities.

VOL. 8 NO. 21

Ward RisvoldDies in Calif.

Funeral services wereheld Wednesday for WardJ. Risvold, veteran news-paper man and formerpublisher of the BocaRaton News.

Mr. Risvold, 52, diedsuddenly last Friday atthe home of his brotherin Banning, Calif. He re-cently left Boca Ratonto return to business inCalifornia'Where he hadbeen active for manyyears in the newspaperbusiness. He was a part-ner with Oliver B.Jaynes in the Boca Ra-ton News and in theDesert Sun in PalmSprings, Calif.

"We were shocked tohear of his suddendeath," Jaynes said."Mr. Risvold was a pro-fessional newspapermanand his loss will be feltboth by the professionand his many friends."

Mr. Risvold was pub-lisher of the Banning(Calif.) Record in 1950-51, the Palm Springs(Calif.) Desert Sun from1951 to 1960, and theBoca Raton News from1960 to 1963. He hadalso published threeWisconsin newspapers atdifferent times and wasmanager of the foreigndepartment of King Fea-tures Syndicate from. 1932

Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, April 18, 1963 16 Pages Price: Ten Cents'

Contractors' Committee Named toStudy Changes in Building Codes

Ward J. Risvold

to 1950.Survivors include his

wife, Edna; a son, DavidWard, of Phoenix, Ariz.;his father, O.T. Risvold,of Lynwood, Calif.;three brothers, Orvai, ofBanning, Max of Anaheim,Calif., and Randall, ofHillsboro, Calif.; and twosisters, Mrs. MargaretHenson and Mrs. MareeOlson, both of Lynwood,Calif.

Among the honorarypallbearers were Jaynesand H. Clay Riley of theBoca Raton News staff.

The Rev. LeeRoyBrandes, pastor of OurSavior's Lutheran Church,conducted the servicesin the Wiefels & Son cha-pel in Banning. Burialwas in San Gorgonio Me-morial Park, Banning.

Mrs. James to SpeakEthel Ruth James of

the Boca Raton Garden

The City CommissionTuesday established aseven-member Contrac-tors Advisory Committeeto study the city buildingcodes.

The new committee isintended to "aid in a newsupplement to existingbuilding, plumbing andelectrical codes" forBoca Raton. EdwardBalme was named tempo-rary chairman by MayorJoe DeLong.

Members of the commit-tee will include: Balmeand Eric Kohtz repre-senting the plumbingtrade; Lee Lawson andGlen Willocks represent-ing the electrical trade;Glen Smithson and JackMyers representing thegeneral contractors; • and

Club will be guest speak-er at the Boca RatonChamber of CommerceCoffee Club, Thursday,April 25, at 8:45 a.m.

Mrs. James, who headsthe committee that is^ re-cruiting sponsors formemorial tree plantingsin the south end of theCity, " will report on thesuccess of that projectand is expected also togive an overall picture ofthe Garden Club'

Nicholas Dracos repre-senting the architectsand engineers.

The City CommissionTuesday also heard areport from Black Crowand Eidsness, the city'sconsulting engineers onwater and sewer projects.The engineering firmsuggested that some ave-rage figure might be used

A Dog's LifeDogs and golfers may

have nothing else incommon, but the CityCommission seems tofeel they're both messingup the public green.

The Commission Tues-day received a memo fromthe City Parks Departmentobjecting to the offendingparties. Seems folks arewalking their dogs in theparks and parkwaysthroughout the city andthis isn't making thingsany easier for the parkdepartment. Golfers, itseems are using the ballpark to practice theirdrives.

The Commission in-structed the City Attor-ney to draft the necessarydocuments to prohibitsuch activities.

Well, i t 's a dog's life.

Golden Harbour SignsFor Schrafft Franchise

Robert P. Bryant, vicepresident of Frank G.Shattuck Co. (Schrafft's)has announced the sign-ing of a franchise for aSchrafft's Restaurant inconjunction with the Gold-en Harbour Motor Inn inBoca Raton.

The franchise owners-are Malcolm H. Lazarus,Samuel P. Lazarus, Mor-ris H. Lazarus, and Char-les F. Crockett of Har-bour Associates, whoplanned and developedthe waterfront communi-ties of Boca Harbour,Harbour East, HarbourIsland, Venetian Har-bour and the Harbour Ter-race Condominium Apart-ments, and currently ac-tive in the building anddeveloping of waterfrontcommunities in Boca Ra-ton and Pompano Beach.

The 100-room GoldenHarbour Motor Inn willbe located on U.S. 1 inNorth Boca Raton, onemile from the new Flori-da Atlantic University.The architect for the mil-lion dollar facility isGilbert Fein and Asso-ciates. Decorating for themotel, restaurant and

lounge will be done byMimi Swiman, A.I.D.

The motor lodge andrestaurant is expectedto be completed in earlyfall. The restaurant andcocktail lounge will seatover 200, and there willalso be a meeting roomavailable for privatefunctions.

Under the terms of thefranchise agreement,there will be a residentSchrafft's Restaurantmanager, but the rest ofthe staff will be employ-ed locally. The tradi-tionally American food forwhich this chain of rest-aurants is known will befeatured in the new ope-ration, and Schrafft's icecream, special blend cof-fee, tea, and other pro-ducts will be served ex-clusively.

The Frank G. ShattuckCo. (Schrafft's) operatesrestaurants and motelsfrom New York south toFlorida. Presently thereare seven franchise rest-aurants and one motor innand restaurant in opera-tion. Four motor inns andrestaurants and two rest-aurants are scheduled foropening in 1963.

The city Easter Egg Hunt has become a traditionalpart of the season in Boca Raton — thanks to thecity's Teen Age Center. Members of the center sup-port the project, buy the eggs, cook them, dye themand hide them. Funds for the project come- out of thecenter's treasury and from the teenagers' variousfund-raising projects during the year. This year some1,500 youngstes - 200" at Roadman School - racedfor 4,000 eggs and the prizes which went with somespecial colors. And that's a lot of scrambling . . .

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in assessment of propertyowners for water and sew-er improvements. An ave-rage figure was seen asresulting in a moreequitable distribution ofcosts.

As outlined by BC&E,an average assessmentwould run $2.60 per frontfoot for sewer lines, $90per house lateral, and$120 per foot for waterlines. In question is theassessment to be paid byhomeowners in theRivieraSection where a sewercollection system isscheduled for ins talla-tion in the near future.

New MembersJoin Chamber

Twenty-three new mem-bers were added to therolls of the Boca RatonChamber of Commerce atthe April meeting of theboard of directors, ac-cording to Thomas J.Meredith, the Chamberpresident.

Included among thoseapproved for membershipwere Boca Plastics,Boca Tool and Engineer-ing, Floridian FurnitureCo., Garry's Sport Shop,Granger Floor Coverings,Tropic Isle Nursery,Patio Furniture Mart,Delray Tile, Marble andTerrazzo and DelrayAwnings and the Bare-foot Mailman Hotel.

Civic memberships wereaccepted from D.C. Dar-gue, L.G. Evans, H.B.Faith, Adam J. Hazlett,Mark Lasker, C.P. Mes-sersmith, R.R. Paulk,Helen M. Prell, GeorgeV. Robbins, Dr. W.L.Roberts, Ferdinand J.Sieghardt, W. StewartTaylor and.M.E. Trimble.

"The number of mem-berships in our Chamberof Commerce is now con-siderably higher thanever before in the Cham-ber's history," saidMeredith. "We are con-tinuing our campaign toincrease our membershipso that we have the man-power to increase ouractivities on behalf ofcivic improvements."

Zoning Group

To Meet Weekly

The City Planning andZoning Commission hasscheduled weekly meet-ings for an indefiniteperiod "to catch up.andget organized."

Meetings are scheduledfor 7:30 p.m. in the Com-mission Room at CityHall. John Flancher hasbeen elected chairman ofthe commission whichnow consists of all newmembers. Otto Yark isvice chairman and HowardMcCall is secretary.

Membership of the com-mission now consists ofCarl F. Beimly, Valen-tyne Brennan, Herbert S.Mead and Harold V. Maull.Alternate members areHarold Waite and RobertM, Feltner.

2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 18Teen Talk

Teen Center Schedules TripTo West Palm for TV Show

By Renee Ramseyer

With the Faster egg hunt just completed, the teen-age center finished another of its community serviceprojects.

Our thanks to all the teens that helped boil, colorand distribute the 4,000 eggs. And especially to thehundreds of youngsters who turned out to make Itso successful.

day. From 3 until 4 inThis Saturday the teens the afternoon Tony

will put on their traveling Glenn's "Let ' s Dance"clothes and journey to program will host ourWest Palm Beach for the group. We will leave for

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Following the "Let ' sDance" program, we willspend the. rest of theafternoon and eveningat the Carefree. Bowling,billiards, table tennis ora movie are just some ofthe, many activities thatwill be available there.Because of this tripTeen Town will be clos-ed Saturday night.

Next Saturday, April27, Teen Town and thePompano Skate Arenawill jointly sponsor askate-dance party. Musicby the Pockin Ram Rodswith Charlie Murdock asguest D.J. More aboutthis next Thursday.

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Mrs. R.C. Fish ischairman. Members of theSoroptimist Club will actas hostesses.

The Civitan Club of Boca Raton last week madeits final payment on a pledge of funds for FloridaAtlantic University. The payment, made almost ayear early, was presented by club president RichardGould (left) to FAU president Dr. Kenneth Williamswho accepted the check on behalf of the UniversityEndowment Corp. The club made a three-year pledgeof support for FAU, with the final payment due in1964.

Danny Kaye watches curvy Cara Williams "knockout" Telly Savalas in a demonstration of their healthclub's superior body-building techniques in "TheMan From the Diner's Club," now at the Cinema,

Newcomers to MeetThe Newcomers Club

of Boca Raton will holdits monthly luncheon andbridge at the Trade windsHotel on AlA in Ft.Lauderdale at noon onApril 25.

In the absence of thepresident, Mrs. RuthWeber, the vice presi-dent, Mrs. KathleenScott, will preside.

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Miss Snowden attendedSeacrest High Schooland Southern SeminaryJunior College, BuenaVista, Va. She is a ste-wardess for NationalAirlines.

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Twilighters WillView Travel Films

The Boca Twilightersare in for another treatthis Saturday, April 20at 7:30 p.m. in the airconditioned CommunityBuilding in MemorialPark when three trave-log films will be shown.

This monthly featurewith Boca Raton's 40and over group is expect-ed to draw a full house toview "Island Oddities","All around Arkansas"and "Come to Texas."

"Island Oddities"deals with the over. 6000islands of the Bahamas,"Come to Texas" showsall the attractions Texashas to offer including thehistoric spots, and "Allaround Arkansas" takesyou through the Ozarkswith a visit to HotSprings.

Thursday, April 18, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3A

Mrs- Sue Brennen, Mrs. Pat Prout were among the Debbie-Band members whodisplayed handicrafts to be made for the Thrift Shop at a coffee held April15th at the home of Mrs. Robert Drutnmond. Mrs. Eleanor Linden, on the right,is on. the ways and means committee.

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A coffee was held Mon-day at the home of Mrs.Robert Drummond, 8 Ca-mino Real, for membersof the Debbie-Rand Ser-vice League, Inc.

Members were asked tobring examples of handi-crafts that could bem ade for sale in the ThriftShop and for the Chrisfm asBazaar to be held inNovember.

Items displayed werehandbags, piggy banksmade from bleach bottles,decorated candles, aprons,floral arrangements,millinery, knitwear, andtablecloths. A group ofceramics was displayedby Be^lene Francis ofRoyal Palm and Mrs. J.Reid showed a group ofher own original gifts.

Summer SquareDancing in Boca

A new series of classesin square dancing isscheduled to begin onThursday evening, April25, from 8-10 p.m., in{he newly air conditionedCommunity Building inMemorial Park.

This summer series of1.6 lessons is primarilyfor beginners of all agegroups at a cost of $.50per person per lesson.

For additional informa-tion, call the RecreationDepartment at 395-1135.

• R'embers signed up forthe group projects inwhich they were mostinterested. President ofthe league, Mrs. Drum-mond, said anyone inte-rested in this project,other than members,would be most welcomeand could call the ThriftShop on Royal Palm roadfor information.

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Fio-renze leave this weekfor their home in Brook-lyn, New York.

The Fiorenze's havebeen . vacationing intheir Boca Villas home.

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Public ForumTo The Editor:

On behalf of "BocaRaton Baseball and YouthDay, the occasion April6th, at the Stadium,West Palm Beach, Iwish to express gratitudeand sincere thanks to allconcerned, for the spon-taneous and thoughtfulresponse, for the contri-butions both material andin the form of great moralsupport. All this can leadtowards the future accom-plishment of an objective,of vital national impor-tance.

Over 100 of OUT youth-ful citizens, some guests,others accompanied bytheir parents and friends,were surrounded by a finerepresentative delegationwhich included our citycommissioners and offi-cials. Total 191 persons.

We were blessed withfine weather and witness-ed a contest between theNew York Yankees andthe home team, the Mil-waukee Braves , whichwas well played and ofbig league caliber.

The Braves' officialsexpressed their apprecia-tion to Boca Raton forsending the first largedelegation from any place

to attend a game in theirnew Florida home groundsand promised better facil-ities next year in the na-ture of approaches to thestadium and concessionactivities.

Ourneighbors from Deer-field Beach, responded toour invitation to attendthis game by sendingtwenty two boys escortedby Police Chief ErnestPeters, sponsored by theircitizens.

We take this opportuni-ty to thank the city com-mission for their officialrecognition of this en-deavor and their ordain-ing the occasion of BocaRaton Baseball and YouthDay as an annual affair.

S/ G. Ed Brown

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director of learning re-sources at Florida At-lantic University, willbe in Denver, Colorado,April 22-26 attending theannual convention of thedepartment of audio-visual instruction of theU.S. Office of Education.Singer will discuss plansfor using new media andtechnology as an adjunctto conventional classroom instruction at FAU.

The Boca Raton Fire Department has launched a drive to encourage use ofash trays. Noting that matches and smoking are the cause of 25 per cent ofall fires, the Fire Department is distributing free ash trays to any one whowants them,, At left is Fire Chief John Loughery and City Fire Inspector,Lt. Sal Matteis.

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Because matches andsmoking account forclose to 25 per cent ofall fires of known ori-gin, their real and poten-tial danger cannot beemphasized often enough.

In the home, the smol-dering cigarette, dumpedinto a waste basket, ordropped into a chair's up-holstery or onto the bedwhile you doze, can easi-ly set the fire that willdestroy your home, possi-bly take your life.

Here are some precau-tions to follow. Keeplarge, non-combustibleashtrays handy, and ifyou do not have anyavailable they are freefor the asking at yourfire department. Whenyou get these ashtraysuse them. Never useplastic coasters.

Never toss a lightedmatch away. After using

one, hold it a second,then put it in an ashtray.Do not toss it into awastebasket. Matchesthat seem out, some-times are not.

When emptying ash-trays, make sure all to-bacco and matches areout. You might evensprinkle water over con-tents, or empty it in thetoilet. Never strike match-es or carry lighted match-es or candles in closets,attics or other confinedplaces where clothing orother combustibles arekept.

Inspect your livingroom before going out orgoing to bed. Make sureno cigarette has droppedbetween the chair or sofacushions, or on carpet, orany other place where itcould start a fire.

Never smoke in bed.You might fall asleepand drop your cigarette.Tcmc gases from a re-sulting fire could render

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you unconscious beforethe heat awakened you.

Do not smoke whileworking on the engine ofyour car or power mower,especially in your garage.Gasoline or oil drippingsor vapors could ignitewith disastrous results.

Always keep matchesout of reach of children.

Ash trays have beendonated by Ranch HouseRestaurant and are avail-able free from the FireDepartment. Carelesssmoking has been on theincrease, and this hascreated some necessaryprecautions against smok-ing and the use of match-es because of the hazardsthey have produced. Beds,couches, sofas, chairs,car seats, in the past fewmonths have caught fire,from the sparks of ciga-rettes and matches. TheBoca Raton fire preven-tion bureau slogan forthe month of May is"When Smoking, HaveAsh Tray Handy."

League PlansSilver Tea

"Fill the paper bag andcome to a tea" will bethe requisite for Debbie-Rand Service Leaguemembers May 1.

Mrs. Byron * Gould,chairman of the SilverTea, announced thatpaper bags, in the formof invitations, will be inthe mail this week invit-ing the 394 members tothe Ocean Hearth May 1.They are asked to fillthe bag with saleableitems for the Thrift Shop.

Fashions, from theThrift Shop, will bemodeled by members andsold at the tea. Mrs.George King is chairmanof fashions and modelsand Mrs. William Rans-dell will provide the com-mentary. Mrs. RichardSchine is in charge ofthe tea table and decora-tions.

Entertainment will besupplied by the Bettyd'Avray dance students.

Musicians BookedDinner music with a

continental flair will beadded to the attractionsof the Ocean HearthRestaurant of the Sunand Surf Beach Club to-morrow, with popularpianist Heinz Zimmermanand violinist Ernie Bod-nar appearing nightly ex-cept Monday, starting at7, and in the lounge from9.

In the South Floridaarea for more than a doz-en years, Zin> mermanplays a variety of key-board instruments, in-cluding accordion, piano,celeste, and organ.


Prize Eggs AreFound in Hunt

7O1 N.E. 25tli Street . Boca Raton . Phone 395-3132 i

Nine of the 10 prizeeggs which were hiddenSunday at Royal f>almPolo. Grounds werefound by children partici-pating in the hunt.

The egg hunt was spon-sored by St. Joan of ArcChurch which also spon-sored the benefit pologame.

Finders of the eggswere: James Brannigan,Joseph DiCecco, PhilipSutton of Homewood, 111.,Nancy Alexander, ChipWoods, Pamela Anne Gib-lln, Tony Walton and Di-ane St. Jean who foundtwo eggs. Each egg wasworth $10.

City Commissioner Ar-thur Mirandi was incharge of hiding theeggs and Pat Rucci madethe prize presentations.

Free Concert PlannedThe North Broward

Symphony Society willsponsor a Pop Concertby the Ft. LauderdaleSymphony OrchestraApril 25 at 8 p.m. in thePompano Beach HighSchool Auditorium.

Free admission ticketsare available at theBoca Raton NationalBank, The First Bankand Trust Co. of BocaRaton and the First Fed-eral Savings and LoanAssn. Tickets will alsobe available, the eveningof the performance, atthe door.

Personals"Gone Fishin' " is the

comment of Mrs. GeraldCoughlan of Boca Ratonwho says "the Marlinare running off Boca".After a busy Easter sea-son of entertaining, andgetting daughter Pennyoff to Southern Seminary,Mrs. Coughlan and spouseare setting sail to trytheir luck at hooking afew Marlin. They recentlyentertained at two dinnerparties for the C. WallaceTiernans and for Mr. andMrs. John McCandlassboth of Essex Fells, N. J.

The David H. Cosbysleft Monday to open theirsummer resort hotel inLake Toxoway, N.C. Be-fore leaving, they enjoyedan Easter Brunch "gettogether" with friendsCol. Harry Houston andhis wife Jane, and theFred Sanders.

Carl and Dixie Haeberlewill entertain at a cock-tail party April 19th inhonor of their houseguestsDr. and Mrs. William Gil-lick of Lewiston, N.Y.Between golf and shop-ping trips, the grouphave'been keeping busy.

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6A THE BOCA RATCN NEWS Thursday, April 18, 1963

Lucky Strikes Finish FirstIn Channel Chasers Leagy®

The Teen Town Chan-nel Chasers ended theirseason of bowling Mon-day evening at the Uni-versity Lanes in BocaRaton with the LuckyStrikes being in topposition with 84 winsand 20 losses.

The Cue Sticks camein second with 76Vr winsand 271/; .losses-and thePin Poppers took thirdwith 71VJ wins and 32Hlosses.

Fowlers of the winningLucky Strikes are CaryJo hn s on, M arty C aron,Judy Lekniskas and

Pony League

Try outs Sat.Registration and try-

outs for boys interestedin playing Pony LeagueBaseball will be heldSaturday at MemorialPark,

All 13 and 14 year oldboys should register at10 a.m., at the baseballfield. Proof of date ofbirth and a parent shouldaccompany each boy. Aone-dollar registrationfee is being asked.

Try outs will be heldthat same afternoon be-ginning at 1 p.m. Playersshould bring their ownglove and baseballshoes.

The four-team PonyLeague is scheduled tobegin play the early partof May.

Annie Noel. Their tro-phies will be presentedon Tony Glenn's "Let ' sDance" TV show thisSaturday, April 20, whichis aired from 3:00 to 4:00p.m. Also to be presentedwith high average troph-ies will be Judy Leknis-kas who finished with a127 .average for the girlsand Marty Caron who tooktop honors for the boyswith a 162 average.

Softball MeetingThe Adult Softball

League will meet to-night at the CommunityCenter on CrawfordAvenue at 7:30 p.m. Allmembers, sponsors, andinterested persons areurged to attend. Discus-sion will include theLeague Schedule, rulechanges and Leaguerules.

BOWLINGUNIV. BOWLFPETTES

Team Won Lost1. RutenbergHomes 72'/i 39VJ2. Boca Coin Laun. 69V: 421/,3. Hardrives 664. Eli Witt 6 25. Anchor Marine 616. Me Reynolds Furn, 607. Domeyer 's ' Shell 591/,8. Boca Flower Bas» S9Vi9. Hidden Valley S3

10. Boca Does 41'/i11. Roadman's12. Kiddy KampusIndividual- High:

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BOCA SQUARES MIXEDTeam Won Lost

1. Colonial 69'A 42'/i2 Victorian 64y; 47'/31 Riviera 62 504. Southern Imperial 59 535. Sierra 58VI 53Vi6. Goldenrod 54 587. Covlngton 53 598. Skylark 50Vi 61Vi9. Carmel 49 63

10. Laurel 40 72Harry Coif ax 210-580, J ack

Jaynes 226-537, A.K. Merrill203-560; Gladys Coif ax 191-497, Monie Devereaux 170-442,Jo Neri 174-49 2.

BOCA HIS OR HEPTe am Won Lo st

1. Jo l ly Four 4O'/i 2SVi2. Quads 38'/i 27Vi3. Compatibles 39'/i 26'/i4. Slovv Starters 34 325. Inseparables 31 356. Country Club 4 32'/] 33V;7, New Yorkers 25 418. Late Starters 23 43

High Individuals: Men, BillSeyler 209, Joe McDonald 205,Joe Brader 200; Women, RoseSieger 178, Kelly Shinkle 177,Barbara Whiten 164,

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Cirde F Wins FinalGame of Polo Season

A traffic jam is in the making during action lastSunday at Royal Palm Polo Grounds. From left areBob Beveridge, Walter Hayden, Ray Harrington and

Pussell Firestone. The white-shirted Tulsa teamedged Dallas with a 9-8 score in the benefit game forSt, Joan of Arc Church,-Charles Heed Photo,

CHANNEL CHASERST e am . Won Lo st

1. Lucky Strikes 84 202. Cue Stick5 76','j 27>/j3. Pin Poppers 7 li/, 32y,4. Flying Strikers 66 385. Roily P o l l y s 64'/j 39Vi6. Pin Stripes 6l'/i 42y,7. 4-Spares 4S'/i 58'/,8. Scrubs 4*/, 59'/,9. Pin Knockers 41'/, 62'/i

10 Knockouts 40 6411. Misfits 31'/j 72"/,12, Untouchables . 31 73Individual High Games: MartyCaron 20 3, Blaine Honeycutt201, Chuck Lekniskas 189.

WOMEN'S HANDICAPTeam Won Lost

1. Hand ' s Delray 60VJ 51 Vi2. Ranch House 59'/, 52",3. l s t B k . & Trust 2 58'/, 5 31/,4. l s t B k . & Trust 1 55 575. Winfield Gift 54 586. LaMar<mis 48;,j 63>/i

High Individuals: Joanne Cor-ne t t e 187-504, Kelly Shinkle182-490, Barbara Pe te r son 171-488.

CHURCH FELLOWSHIPTeam Won Lost

1, Advent 4 69V'i 34>/,2, Methodist 59'/j 4*/i3, Advent 6 5-3y, 50Vi4, St Paul 2 51 S35, Advent 5 45 596, St. Paul 3 32'/i 71'/,

High Individuals: Karl Kreus-cher 201, Floyd Podger 190,Alice Schoenrock 171.

MEN'S HANDICAPTeem Won Lost

Dallas Circle P coppedthe victor's honors in thefinal game of the season,edging Tulsa 9-8 Sundayat Royal Palm PoloGrounds.

The Faster Sundaygame, which drew some7,300 fans, was playedfor the benefit of St.Joan of Arc Church withthe Tropical Acres trophyat stake. Sunday's crowdswelled to 73,700 theyear's total attendanceat Royal Palm.

Del Carroll scored allsix of Dallas' goals fromthe field, which tallieda final nine points withthe three-goal handicap.A third-chukker spillfailed to hold Carroll,who re-mounted after be-ing knocked off his ponyduring action near thesouth goal,

Ray Harrington andBob Eeveridge talliedthree apiece for Tulsa.

A last period tie wasbroken in the sudden-death seventh chukker

when Carroll knockedone through for Circle F,

Royal Palm will joinforces with Tulsa tofield a team in the na-tional open polo competi-tion June 20-28 in SantaBarbara, Calif. Ridingfor Royal Palm-Tulsa willbe John Oxley, Ray Harr-ington, Bob Beveridge,and Harold Barry.

Dallas Circle F copped the Tropical Acres trophy at Royal Palm PoloGrounds in the Easter Sunday benefit game for St, Joan of Arc Church, Pres-ent for the presentation ceremony were, from left. Gene Harvey, Dallas Cap-tain Russell Firestone, Patricia Harvey, Del Carroll, Walter Hayden, BobWickser with Bob Jr., and Harry Seaman with son Hank,—Charles Heed Photo.

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6. Commercial Laun. 6 27. Boca Uniforms 618. Lawson Elec . 57'/9. Smith fcDeShields 52

10. Supreme Auto 5111. Boca Heat. 8s AC 4712. Mereo of Fla, 30High Individuals: Wilfred Noel211-55 2, Tom Ferrell 210-524,Marvin Ramsey 205-521.

UNIVERSITY KINGSTeam Won Lost1. Wentworth Pl 'as. 74 342. Anchor Marine 66 423. Good ' s Serv. Sta. 63 454. J. C. Mitchell 62'/i 451/]5. Univ. Tavern S6 526. Federal T. V. 52 567. C. A, Quillen8i.Son45 638. Jaycees 44yi 6 3'/a9 College Inn 40 68

10. D. &M. AutoPar t s 37 71High Individuals: Coblentz232-579, Govan 213-548, P a s -sante 199-561.

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Team Finishes Firs!The Boca Raton High

School girls swimmingteam chalked up an im-pressive victory lastweek in competition withswimmers froir. JeffersonDavis Junior High Schoolin West Palm Beach.

The local team finish-ed with 64 points to theiropponentst31 points.

The St. Andrews Schoolteam finished first in theboys' competition with 79points to Boca RatonHigh's 58 points andJefferson Davis' 31points.

Taking first-place hon-ors for the Bobcat Girlswere Lindy Nolan, CeliaHoffstetter, Cathy Martinand Debbie Benson alongwith members of the med-ley relay and free-stylerelay teams.

In other action lastweek, the seventh-gradegirls team at Boca Ra-ton High edged out Delrayand Gulfview junior highs.

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SIMMONS 'Hide-a-beddavenport and 2-red vel-vet chairs. 582 N.W. 12thTerrace, Country ClubVillage orphone 395-1476.

(541-21B)HIGH school - collegegirls - Shoes 7AAA verydressy - FREE. Ph. 942-3662. (529-2IP)BAHAMA BFDS (full sizeincluding bolsters) likenew. Ph. 395-1066. (498-19Btf)_

OFFICE DESKNEW, plastic top, walnutfinish, $75. Many similarvalues to choose from.Also office chairs. Furni-ture Plaza, CommercialDivision. 395-3236.

, (528-21B)Lose weight safely withDex-A-Diet tablets only98<t Love's Drugs. AlphaTablets Co., P.O. Box4805, Detroit 19, Mich.

(483-22P)Picture Frames, all types,all sizes, mats, alsoweathervanes, post signs,American flags, JenningsPicture Framinj, 110 E.Boca Raton Rd. Tel..395-1660. (667-lOBtf)WALNUT executive desk,glass top, 34x60, match-ing swivel chair, cost$200. sell for $125. Off-white 3-piece all foamsectional, made by Crafts-man Village, cost $1146.sell for $400. Also astraight foam white sofa;white wrought iron patiofurn. w/turquoise uphol-stery, dinette table, grayformica top, .black legs,one leaf, 4 chairs. Twobar stools, chairs & misc.items. Ph. 395-4999. (539-21B)

AUTOS FOR SALECHEVROLET 1959 Se-dan, radio, heater, 6cyl. stick, 15,000 miles,like new $900. OWNER395-4029. (476-21P)

WANTED TO BUYWANTED — bench saw.Call 395-1527. (530-21B)

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PERSONALSSWIMMING classes "nowforming, qualified instruc-tor, Mrs. Merritt. Ph.395-4374^ (535-21B)

WIDOW will share homewith couple, 50 to 65years old, soc. security.References required.Ph. 395-0367. (537-21P)

HELP WANTEDEXPERIENCED kitchenhelp, prefer school feed-ing type service. Men orwomen. Salad workers,bakers, cooks. Only ex-perienced need apply.Pleasant working condi-tions, benefits, localschool. Must have owntransportation. Call395-0226 at 8 a m . (479-20B)MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

GRAND Piano - reposses-sion - assume low month-ly payments. Call CreditMgr. Can be seen at Leg-gett Music Co. 503 NE20th St. (Winfield Shop-ping Center) Boca Raton395-4709. (451-18Btf)

MAGNAVOX Organs, alltransistor - no tubes -Solid state Circuitry,from $495.

Lowrey Organ - Holiday -new $795.

Hammond Organ - Ebony -Spinet - like new, Save$500.

Henry F. Miller Piano,new $495.

Janssen Piano - ScandiaWalnut, new $525.LEGGETT MUSIC CO.

503 NE 20th St.(Win rieldShopping Center)Boca Raton - 395-4709

(452-18Btf)BOOMS FOR RENT

A NICE Room, twin beds,reasonable. Convenient toshopping area. 395-4863.

(692-51B)LARGE twin hotel room,private entrance & bath,near everything. 395-0398.

(485-19B)SINGLE or twin bedroom,private bath, town center.395-1453. (513-20Btf)APARTMENTS FOR RENT

SPACIOUS new one andtwo bedroom, electric kit-chen, ige. closets, willfurnish. Ph. 395-3287.

(663-50B)PRIVATE guest houseefficiency apt., twin beds,one block public beach,reasonable monthly rental.Ph. 395-2989. (532-2 IBtf)FURN. 1 bedroom Apts.$100. per mo. yearly, 1%blocks from public beach,Boca Beach Apts. 194Wavecrest Way. Call 6:30to 9:30 pm, 395:3140.Brokers protected. (455-18Btf)

OFFICES FOR RENT

SUB-LEASE - Suitablefor office or store, 14'x20\$70.00 month 72 6.E. 2ndSt., Orchid Square. (466-21B)

ARE YOU ADO IT YOURSELF?

$ $ SAVE MONEY $ $20% Discount on TubesFREE TUBE-TESTING

and TECHNICAL ADVICESOUTHERN TV

1927 N. Fed. Hwy.Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4666

YOUR OWN OFFICEor SHOP

New Building —30 S.E. 4th St.Loads of Parking

PRIVATE OFFICES — $40 to$55 per month'including elec-tric lighting, heat, and airconditioning

CALL OWNER at 395-3909

SPACEFor Rent

DISTINCTIVE OFFICE,Shop or Desk Space with ex-cellent natural light and air,plus 9it conditioning. Rea-sonable rentals and leases.

Call OWNER at 39S.575O

NOTICEThe Civil Service Board, City of Boca Raton, Flori-da, will receive applications for the following posi-tions up to and including April 28th, 1963.-

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I(Light Equipment)

Age range: 21 to 45 yearsSalary Range; Minimum of $1.81 to a

maximum of $2.20 per hourApplicants must be able to operate mowers, frontend loader, roller, and other small mechanicalequipment

There is no reQuirement for residence for filing appli-cation, but appointees must within 60 days from thedate of their permanent appointment establish resi-dence and actually reside during their period of em-ployment in the Cifcy-of Boca Raton. Local residentsmay apply at (he Civil Service Board office, 2ndfloor, City Hall Building, N. Federal Highway, BocaRaton, Florida. Non-residents may write to the CivilService Board for an application. Applicants will begiven written notice five days prior to date of com-petitive examination.

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATONL.S. McLAINSecretary

Publish: April 11 and 18, 1903

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED 1 bedroomApts. available now, year-ly or for balance of sea-son. Call Oryal Hadley,Realtor, 400 E. PalmettoPk. Rd. Boca Raton 395-.2244. (377-15B)2 BEDROOM furnishedApt. conveniently locat-ed and reasonably priced.Boone Apts. 395-1580.

(51 l--20Btf)LARGE Mobile Home,waterfront lot, w/w car-pet, newly decorated. TV,completely furn. 2 bdrms,$75. monthly to Nov. 1st.Ph. ;395-3236. (518-20B)

EXTRA Guests Coming?Available, Purn. StudioApts. & Villas, on theocean, private beach, priv.dock. The Villas of BocaRaton, 507 So. Ocean Blvd;on A1A. Call 395-5220.

(3-8B)SPACIOUS 1 bedroomapt. five minutes walkto downtown poca. $75.per mo. plus utilities,395-0979. (492-19Btf)FURNISHED 3 room Apt.near University site.Suitable for couple. Rentreasonable. 395-4653 -3100 NW 5th Ave. (378-15Btf)

FURN. APT. across fromGolf Course in new du-plex. Light clean, airy,GE kitchen. 343 E. RoyalPalm Rd. (456-18Btf>1 & 2 bedroom Apts.,spacious. Also, Efficien-cy, reasonable. 4300NW 3rd Ave.- Ph. 395-2596. (471-18B)FURNISHED apt. avail-able May 1st, $50. perrro. 136 E. Boca RatonRd. (542-21B)One and two-bedroomapartment. Nicely furnish-ed. Also, an efficiency.Beautiful Location, 101NW Pine Circle, 395-4567.

(538-2lBtf)AMBASSADOR Apart-ments, 301 E. RoyalPalm Rd, unfurnished, 1& 2 bedrooms, reasonable.Ph. 395-0208 or seemanager on property.

(405-16tfB'>HOMES FOR RENT

UNFURNISHED 3bedroom,1 bath, completely redec-orated. Tel. 395-0428.

(523-23B)

2 BEDROOM furnishedhouse, 6 months or more.200 NW 10th St. Ph. 395-1379. (507-19B)3/2 nicely furn. Ige.fenced lot, yearly or sea-sonal rental, 3 min. totown. Reasonable. Ph.395-3984; 0)44- 22B)JUNE 1st thru November,comfortably furn. 2 bdrm.walking distance beach,shopping. §80. Adults.Ph. 395-0651. (540-21B)3 bedroom 2 bath water-front, furnished or unfur-nished, 5698 N.E. 7thAve., Caribbean Keys,Boca, elegant home. (493-19Btf)

REASONABLE rent to re-sponsible couple: 2 bed-room, convenient loca-tion, May 1st to Dec. 1st.No pets. 351 Boca RatonRd., Boca Raton. (5 24-20B)

REAL ESTATEFOR SALE OR TRADE

Ft. Lauderdale, threehouses in excellent rentallocations east of FederalHwy. Will exchange anyor all for Royal Palm lotor house, subject to mort-gages. Call owner Ft.Lauderdale 564-7940 orJackson 3-8971. (649-46tfB)

TRADEOwner has 2 beautifullots near Intracoastal inWest Palm Beach suit-able for nice residences.Will trade for gootd 2 or3 bedroom home in Rivieraor Fstates Section ofBoca Raton.MOTHERWELLIWS REALTY

757 S. Federal Hwy.Boca Raton, Fla.

399-4044

STORES FOR RENTSTCRE, 220 So. FederalHwy. .in Crchid Square,very reasonable. See yourbroker or call Lo. 6--3229,Ft. 'Lauderdale between5:30 & 6:30 p.m. any day.

(153-7EtnStore or Office, 920 No.Dixie highway. $40.00month. Phone 395-5562.Brokers Protected. (353-14Bt£)

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESDeerfield — Warehouse225 S.E. 1st Terr. - 25x50ea. - 2 tenants, good in-come-cash or terms. Call399-1346. (309-25P)

INVESTOR of $4,000needed —draw $50. week-ly without working. Call395-1871, ask for George.

(546-21B)WAREHOUSES

Warehouse, 922 No. DixieHighway. $40.00 month.Phone 395-5562. Brokersprotected. (352-14Btf)

REAL ESTATEFOR RENT OR SALE

WAREHOUSE - 5,000 or1800 sa. feet, plenty ofwindows and 220 elec.power — three 10x12 over-head doors. Office 12x15.Built recently. Tel.Jackson 4-7813. (228-lOBtf)UNFURNISHED 2 bedrm.2 bath home, quiet neigh-borhood, ideal for couple.Owner building largerhome. Available May 1st.450 NE 35th St; BocaRaton. Drive by or callowner, 395-3569.(453-211

REAL ESTATE FOR S A T F

EUPLEX on large lotzoned R3, plenty ofroorr for expansion. Tel.395-0979. (147-7Etf)

5 ACRES$10 dn.

$10. per month, pull price$895. Good unimprovedtree land, with recordedright-of-ways. Call WH 1-1435 or WH 1-1173 orwrite Pines 'n PalmsRanchos, Box 759, Pom-pano Beach. ; (203-12B)

LOTS FOR SALENEAR beautiful Bible-town USA, 100 x 160 byowner. Will take $3,500.Write A. LoBue, 29-20Bell Blvd; Bayside 60,N.Y. (43 6-2 IB)

CONTRACT on one ofthemost beautiful lots stillavailable in Royal OakHills, opposite main en-trance. Royal Oak Trees.Ph. 395-1577. (461-23B)

ROYAL PALM YACHTAND COUNTRY CLUB

A REAL BARGAIN. Largelot offered for sale byOwner, $11,000. WriteBox R, c/o Boca RatonNews. (509-23B)Beautiful large lot ., inFloresta on corner Pa-loma Ave. and AlamandaSt. Call 395-4479. (521-23B)CHOICE lots in RoyalPalm Yacht & countryClub at the lowest prices.Call owner in Boca Ra-ton, 395-1222. (438-17B)DUPLEX &• MULTIPLE

LOTSDeerfield Beach lotsavailable for duplex andmultiple buildings arebecoming scarce. We stillhave a nice selection atattractive prices but theyare rapidly disappearingfrom the market. Call usand let us discuss thesituation relative toavailability.

M OTHERWELLREALTY

757 s. Federal Hwy.Boca Raton, Fla.

395-4044CO-OP APARTMENTS

"WE TAKE TRADES'Trade your present housefor a beautiful modern homein Lake Delray Shores. F.H.A.5V4% mortgage. Low month-ly payments, county taxesonly!

"LOOK INTO THIS"

Ph. Boca 395-2900Evenings Boynton 6193

LOTS FOR SALEROYAL Palm Yacht & CClot on ôrner of Cherry &Areca Palm Rds. $12,000easy terms. P.O. Box 922,Boca Raton. (448-18Btf)LOTS for sale in Unit 3of the Estates Section atbelow market. Call Own-er 395-1222. (464-18B)BUILDING lots for sale inbeautiful Country Club Vil-lage. Phone 395-1818 or.Stop at office at entrance.

ROYAL Oak Hills, con-tract on choice water-front lot, fronts on twocanals, can build anymodel. Owner cannot sellpresent home. 395-4886.

(326-14B)HOMES FOR SALE

BOCA SQUARE - 3bdrms. 2 baths, den, en-closed pool & patio, wallto wall carpeting, $21,500.Buy direct from owner,$1600. down. Ph. 395-4023. (505-20B)NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath,all formica kite hen w/mar-ble base, huge patio.Open - 2698 N.E. 26thTerrace. Boca Woods.Ph. 395-4254. (545-2lBtf)

SACRIFICE!!3 bedroom 2 bath water-front home on free flowingcanal in Caribbean Keysin Boca, 5698 N.E. 7thAve., furnished or unfur-nished. Just $1500 down.Save $5000!! will alsolease. (494-19Btf)GOING North - 3 bdrm. 2bath, w/w carpet, drape-ries, awnings, sprinklersystem. $3200. cash, bal.at $80.25. month. 971 W.Camino Real. Ph. 395-0367:

(531-2 IP)N.E. 7th Street, BocaVillas, 2 bdrm. 1 bath,price $11,000. ; Approxi-mately $3,000. for owner'sequity, assume mortgageat 4J/2% interest, $62. permonth, inc. taxes & insur-ance. Ph. 395-4345.

(442-20B)SPLIT-LEVEL, 3/2 Ige.garage & porch, many ex-tras. 144* lot, $16,700 -$1,000. down. CountryClub Vill. 532 N.W. 12thTerr. Open. (526-20B)

NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bathhome central heating,city sewers, extra Ige.lot, built-in range &oven, Ige. screened porch,no closing costs, price$14,000. '1199 West Pal-metto Pk. Rd. Ph. 395-1818. (594-8B).WELL maintained home,2 large bedrooms, 2 baths,screened patio, heat &a/c. Beautifully land-scaped plot, excellentfinancing available.ORYAL E. HADLEY,Realtor, 400 E. PalmettoPk. Rd., Boca Raton, 395-2244. (470- 18B)DELIGHTFUL home, 3/2with den, screened porch,half acre hedged lot, 25trees. Custom .kitchen,dishwasher, pump andwell, Ige. portable pool,air-con, bedrm; $15,300.$800. down, no closingcosts. Ph. 395-1238.

(525-20B)

* OUTSTANDING BUY!* Boca Estates Best* Luxury Co-Op* Only $5500.00 Needed2BR, 2B, Elec. Kit., newcarpets and drapes. 15x25LR, all Elec. Kit.w/clocks,dish washers, deep freeze,pool, garage, Ocean Beachprivil eges.

TEL. 395-4635


Boca Raton News ClassifiedHOMES FOR SALE

NEAR EVERYTHINGAND LOW in price. 2bdrm, 1 bath, monthlycosts lower than rent.ORYAL E. HADLEY,Realtor, 400 E. PalmettoPk. Rd., Boca Raton, 395-2244. (469-18B)

SPACIOUS 1 bedroom Addi-son Mizner built home. 18x24 living-rm with fireplace.Fla. rm. may be used forover night visitors. 11Abaths, lot 110x112 in tropi-cal Floresta on AzaleaStreet. Ph. Owner, 395-4782.]

2 bedroom 154 baths cor-ner lot 100x125, circulardrive, attractive land-scaping, sprinkler system,air conditioning, alumi-num storm shutters, clos-ed garage, screenedporch, wall oven, tabletop stove, refrigerator,washing machine, Vene-tian blinds, drapes, porchfurniture, garden tools,all for $13,990. CornerHermosa Road and S.W.20th. Boca Raton Park395-0976. (533-22B)

HOME with beautifulpatio & pool, pass-thrucounter bar — 3 bedrm. 2-bath, central heat, GEkitchen, large rooms.Complete with drapes,many extras. Nicelylandscaped. close . toschools. In WinfieldPark. Priced at $19,900.A genuine savings fromoriginal price. By owner,395-0270. (500-19B)

ROYAL PALM YACHT& COUNTRY CLUB

ON Golf course - 5 bed-rooms, 3 baths, den, en-closed pool & largepatio, extra Ige. lot. Call395-5311. (230-22B)

ROYAL PALM YACHT& COUNTRY CLUB

One of our best offeringsin this finest of all sub-divisions. 4/3 plus pooland every conceivableextra. This brand spank-ing new beauty can bebought for the very realis-tic price of $47,900 and

you may assume an exist-ing $32,500 first mortgageat 5%%. For appointmentto see call us today.

MOTHERWELLREALTY

757 S. Federal Hwy.Boca Raton, Fla.

395-4044

WHY RENT?No down payment to qual-ified buyer. Monthly pay-ments like rent.

"WE TAKE TRADES"


SWIMAHUG POOLBig Enclosed Patio

3 Bedrooms

$125.00 Per Month

RENT or SELL


R.P.Y. & C CSPECIAL

R E A L T O R S

Three bedroom, 3 bath home in the beautifulRoyal Palm Yacht & Country Club — includeslarge screen ed-in pool and barbecue grill onpatio — Hi Pi in all rooms — automatic garagedoors — fully air conditioned and centrally heat-ed — Tappan range, disposal, dishwasher andfrost proof refrigerator in a well appointed kit-chen . . . Call or See KEN WARNER, your manat . . .

M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC, RealtorsWeir Plaza Building, 855 S. Federal Hwy.

Boca Raton - Ph:. 395-4000

WANT a House that's gotIT? 2 bedrooms, 2 & 2/3baths, cabinets, vanities,closets, galore. Patio,.enclosed garage, sprinklersystem, city sewers.SPECIAL PRICE. Open1-5, 255 SW 12th Ave.,Boca Square.

F.H.A.2, 3, and 4 bedrooms, 2 baths— Some with swimming pool —Low down payment1 and lowmonthly payments.

"WE TAKE TRADES"


ROYAL OAK HILLS(601 S.W. 4th Street)

Here is a wonderfulhome situated on abeautifully planted cor- \\ner that can be purchas- <!ed far below cost,

A Perfect floor plan,consisting of a verylarge living room — din-ing area.

Stunning all Electrickitchen with disposal,dishwasher, over-sizerefrigerator & deepfreeze.

Three bedrooms — 2 ;baths.

All carpeting & drape- !ries.

Utility room has excel- ',lent equipment

Central heat & air con- :;ditioning.

Oversize garage with ;;lots of storage space. ;;

*Entire place in Perfect ;

condition.For appointment to in- ;

spect, call

F. Byron Parks :REALTOR

151 N. Ocean Blvd.Tel. 395-3700Eves. 395-0611

HOMES FOR SALENEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath,screened porch, enclosedgarage, no closing costs,immediate occupancy,$18,100. Ph. 395-3890.

(51.6-2 0B tf)DISTRESS SALE

3 bedroom, 2 bath home,Boca Square. Call owner,395-4024. (543-21B)

SERVICES AVAILABLE

CUSTOM CABINETS ' byAYOTTE. For custom qual-ity work done in my shopor your home, call SamAyotte, 395-0410. (777-3P)

Beauty CounselorCosmetic Representative

Romaine B. DeLauney1354 S.W. Ninth Ave.

Boca Raton. Tel. 395-3887(536-24B)

SERVICES AVAILABLECONCRETE & Keystonework. Patios resurfaced.No job too big or small.Estimates cheerfully

, given. Ed Schumann,395-0954. (290-15P)

To Place a ClassifiedAd, Phone 395-5121

Herbert D, RycrofiPersonnel and Management

Consultant

395-3684

BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

Your HOOVERVacuum Dealer* Bags for all Makes

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Under strict Supervision942-4354 after 3 p.m.

Selling Service

MR. FIXITCall 395-3623ALL APPLIANCE

REPAIR &HOME SERVICE

HOME REPAIRSOARPENTKl, Alterations,

Paneling, Doors, Screenand all types of repair.Licensed and Insured.

Phone 395-2672

• Screened Rooms e. Re-model in g-Carportes • Flor-ida Rooms Carporte en-closures • Patios • Con-crete Driveways 9 Gene-ral Contractor ® FHATerms • All work guaran-teed • Licensed and Insur-ed* Free Estimates # FreePlansWM. C. PROWE, BUILDER355 N.E. 5th St. 395-2789

6R0WARDONE MAINTENANCE

"Complete HomeManagement"

Opening- Closing - CleaningPeriodical Inspections

Customer & BankReferences

Licensed and Insured

Phone WH 1-1262

Bookkeeping & Tax ServiceJohn D. Morrissey

now located at206 So. Federal Hwy.

Boca RatonTel. 395-3383 Days

395-0362 Eves.

RENTALSDelray Beach, Boynton Beach

and Boca Raton


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ATTENTIONLOT OWNERS

We wil! build any of ourCustom Homes on your lot- or your own plans, if youprefer. We build in Deer-field, Boca Raton, DelrayBeach, Boynton, Lantana, orPalm Beach County.

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Invest YOUR dollars to GROWwith Boca Raton

(Home of the new Florida Atlantic University)

We have choice sites adjacent to the new univer-sity for commercial buildings, apartments andhomes.

Professionally active in the sale of homes andhomesites in all subdivisions and areas of BocaRaton.

Authorized Agents for:• Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club

* Boca Raton Estates * Harbour Island* Royal Oak Hills • Harbour Fast* camino Gardens * Lake Rogers Isles

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We also specialize in: Acreage, apartments,apartment sites, Business property, Commercialtracts, condominiums, cooperative apartments,cooperative homes, Duplexes, Highway frontage,hotels, Land leases, Motels, Ocean frontage,ocean front homes, Ranches, real estate exchange(trades), rentals, Waterfront homes, waterfront lots.

M.N. & SONS, Inc.REALTORS

WEIR PLAZA BLDG., 855 & FEDERAL HWYBOCA BATON, FLA. PHONE 399-4000

8A THE BOCA RAJON NEWS Thursday, April 18, 1963Camino Gardens Ads Win Award

An advertising cam-paign now in progress,for Camino Gardens, newBoca Raton residential

community, has been se-lected as a winner in theAdvertising Club of Great-er Miami's second an-

nual Advertising AwardsCompetition.

The series was prepar- by Bishopric-Green-ed for Camino Gardens Fielden, Inc., Miami.

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The Boca Raton Junior Chamber of Commerce haslaunched its annual sale of "front-end tags" forBoca Raton residents. Among the first in line for thetags was Mayor Joe DeLong, receiving the tag fromJaycee Jack Martin. Proceeds from sale of the tags- which are available at the Chamber of Commercebuilding and from members of the club — support theJaycee's youth activities projects.

Construction Starts on New Co-Ops

3* Rooms100%

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Living Room, Dining Room ond Hall. Complete with heavyduty padding and wall to wall installation.

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Construction was start-ed this week on a $400,-000 apartment house onthe Hillsboro River over-looking Royal Palmyacht and Country Club.

James Warburg, of Lit-tle Harbor on the Hills-boro and Greenwich,Conn., purchased thefour and one-quarteracre tract, on Federalhighway to the HillsboroRiver, from EdmundSpence of FurniturePlaza.

The first building, TheFontenay, will be 24one and two-bedroomrental units. The con-tractor is Eliot Stinsonof Deerfield Beach.Motherwell Realty ofBoca Raton is the rentalagent. They will beready for occupancyOctober 1963.

Frank 0. MelsonServices were held

Wednesday for Frank O.Nelson, 76, of 550 N.E.Second Ave., who diedsuddenly last Sunday athis residence.

Mr. Nelson came toBoca Raton seven yearsago from Caspian, Mich.,and was a member of theCommunity Church ofBoca Raton. Rev. ReubenAnderson, pastor of Com-munity Church, officiatedat the services.

Survivors include hiswife, Mrs. Esther C , ofBoca Raton; a son, RoyH., of Lansing, Mich.; adaughter, Mrs. WilliamMehrer, of Philadelphia,Pa.; sisters, Mrs. AlvinHanson of Iron River,Mich., and Mrs. WalterCarlson of Daggett,Mich.; and a brother, Ar-thur Sanderlin of Alme-dina, Calif.

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SECTION B Thursday, April 18, 1963 Page 1

AROUND the Townwith bea landrywomen's editor

With the winter season on the wane hosts and hos-tesses are doing more informal entertaining.

Winter visitors prepare to reluctantly depart andlocal residents are planning summer vacations.

Col. and Mrs. Edward Femp recently entertainedMr. and Mrs. E.R. Luedtke of Delray Beach, Mrs.John DeWees, and Mrs. Ben Stauffer.

Mr. and Vrs. Ernest Seyd were hosts at cocktailsand a buffet supper in theiT Poca Harbour home re-cently. Their houseguests are Wr. and Mrs. WebberHoagland of Cobbleskill, N.Y.

Mr and &'rs. William Smith and Mrs. A.A. Mar-Derby entertained Vr. tin (Mrs. Sheffield?and Mrs E1. Sheffield mother) of Palm Beach,

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and WT. and JV'rs. EdwinSeale at brunch at theRoyal Palm Yacht Club.Later they took theirguests to the polo game.

The Derby s also re-cently celebrated theirwedding anniversary witha group of friends atdinner in Palm Beach.

Vr. and Mrs. PeterPlesher of Por La Marsail today on the S.S.Hanseatic out of PortEverglades for Cher-bourg, France.

They plan to lease aFrench • automobile forfive and a half monthsand take a leisurely motortrip through Europe. Theywill tour the French andItalian Riviera, the cha-teau country, Florenceand northern Italy, Salz-burg and Vienna, Aus-tria, Switzerland, Ba-varia, Germany, thenback to Paris.

They will return on theHanseatic and are de-lighted, they said, thatthe ship docks at PortEverglades, rather thanat New York.

Spending the Easterholidays with his par-ents, Ki. and Mrs. K.C.Browne of Spanish Trail,are Mr. and Mrs. KennethC. Browne Jr., and child-ren, Cliff and Laurie ofColumbus, Ohio.

IVr. and Mrs. H. Wil-liam Davis and daughter,Laurie, of Palm Beach,are spending the Easterholidays with Mrs. Davis'parents, Mr. and Mrs.Bradley Hall of SabalPalm Drive.

Guests of Mr., and Mrs.

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Friends and fellow travellers gathered at the residence of Alec FitzGerald(left, above) to launch a summer tour of Europe. With FitzGerald, above, areMr. and Mrs. John C. LaMens who are leaving for Holland and below arePercy T. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Plesher All six are scheduled to sailtoday aboard the liner Hanseatic.

'Westward Ho' Party PlannedThe America-Ireland

Society of Florida willmeet at the FiresideSteak Ranch, Saturdayfor a "Westward Ho"party fitting the atmos-phere of the restaurantand the westward trek ofthe Irish in days gone by.

Something different in

Nathan Fitch of WestBank Estates are l"r. andMrs. Vincent Reynolds ofNew Haven, Conri., and¥i. and Mrs. RobertThompson of Woodstock,Ontario.

Mrs. Raymond Dennyleft recently to visit hermother in Mississippi be-fore going to her home inScarsdale, N.Y., for thesummer.

Alex FitzGerald wasguest of honoT at a cock-tail party recently at thehome,of IVr. and Mrs. KarlLockwood of Ft. Lauder-dale.

Alex leaves today onthe S.S. Hanseatic fromPort Everglades for Eu-rope. He will visit Eng-land, Scotland, Germany,Rome, France and Spainbefore returning home inOctober.

entertainment will beoffered to irembers andguests or non-memberswho are interested.

New members from theBoca Raton area are V.r.and Mrs. Thomas N.JVoore and Mr. and Mrs.John F. Payne.

A membership drive isplanned for the coming

year with chairman fromeach area to bolster theSociety.

For information on Sat-urday night's affair, Mrs.Michael Harrington, whois subbing for her daugh-ter, Jane, secretary ofthe organization, may becontacted at 395-1657,Mrs. W. Michael Kiiras,past president, 395-5419,-or Mrs. F. Cutter Cobb,399-2938.

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Mr. and Mrs. William(Helen) Baker entertain-ed at cocktails and din-ner in the Flambe Roomof the Ocean Manor Ho-tel recently for a groupof friends.

Mrs. William Baker Jr.flew in from Mississippito attend the party andto spend some time withher motheT, Mrs. JohnSankey, who was also aguest.

Other guests includetMr. and Mrs. ThomasFleming Jr., Mr. andVrs. Fskild Bondesen,Mr. and Mrs. HoratioEbert, Dr. and Mrs. Wil-liam G. O'Donnell, Mar-tha Jamison Steinbaugh,Mary Jamison, Mr. andMrs. Don Young, Mr, and

PersonalsMr. and Vrs. Norman

Burtt.and children, Jerryand Janey, of J'unson,Ind., and Mr. and Vrs.Jerome Burtt of Naples,Fla., spent the Fasterholiday with. Mr. andVrs. G.S. Rieman ofRoyal Palm Yacht andCountry Club.

Miss Lynne Loger ofCincinnati, Ohio, isspending a short vaca-tion with her grandpar-ents, Wr. and Mrs.Humbert Baer of RoyalCalf Hills.

Lynne attended theUniversity of Cincinnatifor two years and wasformerly affiliated withFederated DepartmentStores in the merchan-dising field before shedecided on a professionas a fashion model.

Mrs. James F . Bisset,Mr. and Mrs, Paul Lud-mann and their daughterWinifred, all of BocaRaton; . .

Mr. and k'rs. BruceHager, Hillsboro Beach;Mr. and Mrs. WilliamGardner, Mrs. J. Fred-erick Cast, of PalmBeach; and Mrs. MjingerMcCuistion of Ft. Laud-erdale. -

Decorations for theparty were carried out inan Easter theme.

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION !0 . - What does if do and how is it created ?

A. - The Community selects a Board of Trusteesto pay funds (received from Trust Funds establishedby local citizens) to any charitable or non-profitmaking project in Boca Raton. These Foundationshave been organized in many cities in the U.S.A.and have done an excellent job of promoting andmaintaining local charities or educationalinstitutions. Example: Debbie-Rand, F.A.U.,Merrymount, St. Andrews, Bibletown, etc.

2B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, April 18, 1963

Mrs. Charles Ruegg IsElected Chapter Pres.

Mrs, Charles Rueggwas elected president ofBeta Sigma Phi chapterof Epsilon Pi sorority ata recent meeting held atthe home of yrs. PrankPassant e.

Others elected wereMrs. Jay Krall, vice pres-ident; IV'rs. Floyd Bowers,treasurer; Mrs. CharlesWinningham, recordingsecretary; Mrs. JackIVartin, correspondingsecretary; and ft'rs.

.Larry Wittenberg, exten-sion officer.

Mrs. Carl Feddern wasco-hostess.

Mrs. Richard Pish waschairman of the nominat-

ing committee.Mrs. Ruegg gave a book

report after the shortbusiness meeting.

Final plans were madefor the group's Found-er's Day dinner to b eheld April 24 at theEeerfield Beach CountryClub. This will be the32nd national anniver-sary and the local sorori-ty's eighth anniversary.

At the dinner Beta Sig-ma Phi "Girl of the.Year" will be announced.

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The annual installationbanquet of the Woman'sClub of Boca Raton willbe held Tuesday, April23, at Hidden Valley.

Mrs. Charles Dawsonwill be installed aspresident at the ban-quet. Others to be install-ed are: Mrs. DorothyAdams, first' vice presi-dent; Mrs. William S.Brown, second vice pres-ident; Mrs. Quintin Libe-ratti, corresponding sec-retary; Mrs. Sal Matteis,recording secretary, andMrs. Joseph Altier, treas-urer.

Mrs. Paul McKinleywill be the installingofficer.

Power Squadron AuxiliaryMarks Graduation, Cruise

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Mayor Joe DeLong and Mrs. DeLong were guests of honor at a recent din-ner meeting of the Boca Raton Twilighters. The DeLongs occupied head-table seats with officers of the club. The Twilighters - Boca Paton's 40-and-over club - plans a full schedule of activities, including weekly meet-ings and socials, at the Community Building in Memorial Park.

;.r; | Personals

' - ' ; Miss Marilyn Miller, a' • " student at Hath way

Brown School, ShakerHeights,. Ohio, is guestof her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. James R. Cald-well.

Major General and R.'rs.Thomas J. Hanley areexpected to return totheir Royal Palm homethis week after a sixmonths vacation on thePacific Coast.

Mr. and Mrs.. HarryCarter of Boca Harbourhave as their guests,their son-in-law anddaughter, Mr. and Mrs.W.L. Pinkston and child-ren, Pamela and Bill, ofPark Ridge, 111.

Mr. and Mrs. R.S. 01-sen left recently fortheir home in Evanston,111. They have been theguests of Mrs. CharlesAllen who accompaniedthem as far as'Chicago.

The Delray Beach Pow-er Squadron Auxiliaryenjoyed a busy Fasterweek-end.

Starting with the pilot-ing class graduation din-ner at the Delray BeachCountry Club and follow-ed by a cruise on Sunday.

The boats rendezvous-ed in Pompano Beachand cruised down theIntracoastal Waterwayto New River where theyfollowed the course ofthe Jungle Cruise.

Members' who enjoyedthe crjuise were Mr. andMrs. Robert McLeod ofDelray on the boat offormer commander and

Mrs. Kite, Son

Honored at TeaAn Easter Sunday tea

was given by Mrs. FrankHarroun in her home at3351 N.F. 5th Ave.,Boca Raton, in honor ofher daughter Mrs. A. RossKitt and grandson Daleof Spencerport, N.Y.

The guests includedMrs. Ray Highet, .Mrs.Ned Carpenter, Mrs. Wal-ter George, Mrs. MyronHayes, Mrs. FletcherFatterwhite, Miss AnnHowell, Mrs. Louis T.J.White, Miss Ruth Taylor,Mrs. Ernst Able, Mrs.Maud Coapman, Mrs.Arthur Werner, Dr. Fran-cis Knight, Mrs. ArlandBriggs, Mrs. Ray Shep-herd, Miss FrnestinePierce, Miss ElizabethLandfield, Mrs. RolandDayton and Mrs. MerleYorke.

Mrs. George Kilbourn ofDelray, Mr, and Mrs.Robert F. Montgomery ofBoca Raton on the boatof Mr. and Mrs. FrankCampbell of Delray andMr. and Mrs. Robert San-didge on their own boat.

The Population Refe-rence Bureau has figuredout that if the ,̂ presentUnited States populationgrowth rates should con-tinue unchanged, in 800years each citizen wouldhave only one square footof living space.

Local Nurse IsCommittee Chmn.

Miss Elizabeth Morris,R.N. of Boca Raton, waschairman of the StudyCommittee on Functionsof the American Nurses'Association of the Flori-da Nurses Associationwhich met in OrlandoApril 17.

The one-day meetingwas held at the FNAMemorial HeadquartersBuilding in Orlando.

PersonalsMr. and Mrs. Charles

E. Crocket spent theFaster holidays on acruise aboard their boat,the "Four C 's . "

"I thin* the v.'ant ;/.dmeant FO percent off -when it is on!"

This happy young man is Pandy, age two and a-half, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Goss of 4399N.E. Fifth Avenue, Boca Raton.—Colony Studio.

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by: W.P. BEBOUTNow that most of the

walking enthusiasts haveslowed down to inventorytheir bunions and callus-es, we might take time toreminisce about the na-tion's most famous walk-er, aBostonian named Ed-ward Weston. Among Wes-ton's more noteworthystrolls was a hike fromBoston to Washington forLincoln's first inaugura-tion to pay off an elec-tion bet. Weston alsowalked from ivaine to Chi-cago in 26 days and, onhis 70th birthday, -hewent for a 104 day con-stitutional which stretch-ed from New "Xork to SanFrancisco.

Walking must be goodfor one, as the Presidentimplied, for Weston livedto a sprightly 90 and mightbe walking yet if in 1927he hadn't run afoul of thenemesis of all pedestri-ans - an AUTO1VOFILE.

In Boca Raton — mostof us use less effort andride in our cars, butsomeone around CityHall seems to be encourag-ing walking, and not driv-ing. Seems that Boca Ra-ton has cornered the mar-ket of Traffic Lights, andpurchased all' the avail-able supply. Right now,the rumor has it that theyare running out of inter-sections.

Something else forsure — whether you arewalking or waiting for thelight to change, your bestbet for sound, solid insur-ance is W.P. Bebout, 701N. Federal Hwy., Phone395-4334.

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Mrs. Edelhoff Will AidHandicapped Scholars

By Bea LandryMrs, Catherine W. Edel-

hoff of Boca Raton hasestablished a scholar-ship loan fund for thehandicapped.

The $1,000 scholar-ship which she presentedlast Wednesday night tothe National Employ theHandicapped Committeein Pt. Lauderdale, isthe first of its kind inFlorida.

Handicapped personscan use the loan for tui-tion, transportation,books or subsistance.It can be paid back whenthey are tvorking, Mrs.Edelhoff explained.

She pointed out thatmost handicapped per-sons don't want "hand-outs". They want to beself supporting, she said,and have proved them-selves to be loyal andfaithful workers. Employ-ers are beginning to rea-lize it, she added.

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Wins First PrizeMrs. Lester J. (Muriel)

Steinway was awardedfirst prize for the mostoriginal hat at the DebbieRand Memorial ServiceLeague's benefit polomatch last Sunday. Herhat was a miniature repli-ca of the League's ThriftShop. She was awarded ajeweled pin which alsoincluded her birth stone.

Second prize for themost original hat in theEaster Bonnet paradewent to Mrs. Fred Minorwho won a straw purse.

Mrs. Lynn (Betty) Al-drich won first prize forthe most beautiful hat.She also won a purse.Second prize for mostbeautiful hat went to Mrs.Enoch Hunt, a jewel box;third most beautiful, Mrs.Albert Toomey, a dozenpair of stockings.

First prize in the comicdivision went to Mrs.Fern Thompson, who wona purse; second prize toMrs. G. Bartlett Brownell,a costume straw pin.

First prize in the younggroup went to Miss SueBrennan with Miss SusanKuth taking second'prize.

Lynn Aldrich won firstprize in the men's divi-sion.

Awards made during thepolo ball were a whitemink shrug to R.J. School-roy and a diamond watchto Al Maier, both of BocaRaton.

Mrs. Catherine Edelhoff

scholarship, persons mustbe 45 per cent disabled.

"Each recipient willuse only what he needs,then repay it. That waymany will benefit fromthe revolving fund," IV'rs.Edelhoff said.

She became interestedin working with the handi-capped through Mrs.Harry Fitterer, of Ft.Lauderdal'e, who workson the committee. Shewas awarded a trophy forher outstanding dona-tion of time, money andsendee at the commit-tee's Christmas meeting.

IV'rs. Edelhoff is plan-ning to establish otherscholarships. Plans arebeing formed to establisha student loan fund to bepresented through Ameri-can Legion Post 277 forthe new Florida AtlanticUniversity.

She has always beeninterested in helpingothers.

"It 's how I stayyoung," she smiled.

She has donated twopianos to South FloridaState Hospital in WestHollywood. She workedas an American RedCross Gray Lady inBoca Raton when theU.S. Air Force was sta-tioned here during WorldWar II.

Her interest has carriedover to working with cere-bral palsied children inPalm Beach and shemakes annual contribu-tions to a children'shospital in New York.

She is involved inmany other charitableactivities but this modestwidow who "likes peo-ple" doesn't want totalk about herself.She'll discuss needycauses but not her ownefforts.

She says she getsmore out of helping peo-ple than they get andthis makes life worth-while . . . and busy.

Guild Elects OfficersMrs. Robert D'.Amore

was elected president ofSt. Joan of Arc Guild atthe meeting held re-cently in the school.

Others elected includ-ed Mrs. Richard Ross,vice president; Mrs. NoahLinton, recording secre-tary; Mrs. Charles F.Giblin, correspondingsecretary, and Mrs. Wal-ter Cornell, treasurer.

Mother M. de la Croix,R.S.H.M., was the guestspeaker. She spoke on"The Role of the Catho-lic Woman in contempo-rary Life."

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League Schedules

Meeting TuesdayThe April meeting of

the League of WomenVoters of South PalmBeach County will beheld Tuesday, April 23,at 10 a.m. at the Univer-sity Bowl.

The meeting will be de-voted to a discussion ofthe problems of the Unit-ed Nations and to theorientation of new mem-bers. Mrs. David C.Prince of Ocean Ridgewill lead the U.N. dis-cussion.

Thursday, April 18, 1963 THE BCCA RATON NEWS 3B

Mrs. Gordon Cottrell, left, is in charge of tickets, and Mrs. Delbert Walke,right, is in charge of reservations for the fourth annual Spring Ball of the Ju-nior Woman's Club of Boca Paton to be held April 26 at Royal Palm YachtClub.

League StartsFund Drive

This week the Leagueof Women Voters of SouthPalm Beach County, un-der the chairmanship ofMrs. Fay L. Carpenter ofDelray Beach, began itsannual fund drive.

The league, a non-partisan organizationhaving as its purposeactive and informed par-ticipation of citizens ingovernment, is in needof funds to aid its voterand community services.

The drive, which is tak-ing place simultaneouslyin Boca Raton, EoyntonBeach, Delray and adjoin-ing south county comrrun-ities, opened this weekwith an orientation meet-ing at the home of Vrs.Carpenter, when the so-licitors were given theirassignments and briefing.AfteT making their callsthey returned to Krs.Carpenter's home betweennoon and 2 p.m. for lunchand an interim report. Vrs.Virginia Meyers assistedMrs. Carpenter with thetally and Mrs. John Wil-mer was in charge ofbreakfast and luncheonarrangements.

Among others partici-pating in the drive areMrs. Matthew G. O'Brienand Mrs. Raymond A.Pascoe of Boca Paton;Mrs. Frank L. Carey,Mrs. Charles Binghan,Mrs. Charles Cross, Mrs.W.E. Fckler, Mrs. W.Thomas Fleming, Mrs.Charles Bardiman, Mrs.Albert Husa, Mrs. John S.Feade Jr., Mrs. Norman

PersonalsMrs. Robert C. Vance

left recently for Wash-ington, D.C., to repre-sent the Estahakee Chap-ter, Daughters of theAmerican Revolution, atthe Continental Congress.

While there she willalso visit with some longtime newspaper friendswho are also attending aconvention.

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The Richard Hutchin-sons, who have spent theseason here, will moveinto. Royal Palrr. Yachtand Country Club soon.

The retired couple,he's been foreign repre-sentative for an auto-motive concern for manyyears while they lived inEurope, have purchasedLon and .Alta Knight'shome.

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BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 4B Thursday, April 18, 1963

The Lion's ShareWe're all proud of the appearance

of our city. With a few unsightlyexceptions, it 's probably as prettya city as you'll find anywhere.

If there are exceptions, they arebecoming fewer by the day andthey certainly won't be around for-ever.

With due respect to all of thecity's property owners who keeptheir own premises in good shape,the lion's share of honors must goto the city's park department.With a boost from the local gardenclubs and hundreds of donated

plants, the department does afirst rate job.

The plantings which have beencompleted on Federal highway areexcellent and more are in the off-ing. Sanborn Square is as prettyas a picture. There are many others.

A few weeks back, we werewatching what seemed to be streetrepairs just off Federal highwayand were pleasantly surprised todiscover a few days later a land-scaped median on 15th Terrace.Not a few of us envy the city'sgreen thumb.

'Hot Line' to MoscowWhat could be the first break-

through toward making this a saferworld has been achieved at theGeneva disarmament conference,where the Soviet Union declareditself "ready to agree" to anAmerican proposal for a "hot line"of direct and instant communicationbetween Washington and Moscow toreduce the danger of war by acci-dent. This is not yet disarmament;the mighty military machines of Eastand West remain poised againsteach other and the armament racecontinues. But a direct line be-tween the two major capitals ofworld power could help to stem anunpremeditated use of their atomicarsenals and avert escalation ofan untoward incident into a nuclearholocaust.

The American proposal was madea year ago, but the Soviet accep-tance of it is evidently a result ofthe Cuban crisis. It showed that inan age of potential pushbutton war-fare, when minutes could determinesurvival or destruction for millions,existing communications throughdiplomatic channels are inade-

quate. A modern direct line is theobvious solution of this problem.

The Soviet agreement can bealso welcomed for two additionalreasons. It tends to confirm thatSoviet Russia wants to avoid anuclear war, at least as long asthe West remains too strong to be-come the victim of a Russian sur-prise thrust. It also tends to showthat the Soviets are not whollynegative and that this first step,small as it is, might be followedby others to ease world tensions.

Agreement on communicationsdoes not, of course, eliminate thewide gulf separating East andWest. The West will have to remainon guard against misuse of the di-rect line for subterfuge and deceitand against misrepresentation thatthe United States is dealing withPussia behind our allies' backs.The sole purpose of the "hot line"is to improve the chances thatthere will still be a world to moveforward toward peaceful coopera-tion of all peoples.

-The New York Times

reading & writingBy Adelaide Snyder

This brand new littlenovel by Eda Lord shouldhave a wide readershipamong young women whoclearly remember theirown transition from girl-hood and it should es-pecially appeal to olderteenagers trying to asserttheir right to choose forthemselves. JMature read-ers will find much that isnostalgic in the recollec-tions of the twenties, anera as passe in manyways as the court ofHenry VIII.

The style of MissLord's writing is delight-ful-quiet, understated andprecise. Events move de-liberately and characterdelineation is so sharpas to make the eventsseem inevitable.

A Matter of Choosingby Eda Lord; Simonand Schuster, Publi-cation Date — April

1, 1963. Price: $3.95

The study revolvesaround a young girl'sformative years and howshe handles herself underher Grandmother's decree,"It is for you to make thechoice." Her choice isnot always one that youwould want your daughterto make, nor one whichyou would admit havingmade yourself. Sometimesit appears the socialscheme in which shemoves is at fault and pre-cipitates her into uncon-ventional situations.

The background in-cludes life among thewealthy leisured class

Business ReviewAverage per capital in-

come in Florida,.althoughrapidly rising during the1950's, has hit a plateau,a recent University ofFlorida study reveals.

The study by Universityeconomist Dr. Iv'adelyn L.Fafoglis shows that whilethe income figure rose by$679 from 1950 to 1960,per capita income in 1961was $1,990, only fivedollars above that of1960.

"Whether substantialgains similar to those of

the fifties can occur inthe sixties is not yet evi-dent," she says.

Published in "EconomicLeaflets" by the Univer-sity's Bureau of Economicand Business Research,the report attributes thesmall rise to Florida'scontinued populationgrowth, accompanied bysmall gains or actual de-clines in some sectorsof the state's economy,

Income from trade de-clined by some $35 mil-lion, the study shows. A

of Southern California, onthe Stanford campus andin prohibition Los Ange-les. Miss Lord paints avivid canvas and mostreaders will thoroughlyenjoy A Matter of Choos-ing.

slight recession in thenorthern U.S. affectedthe earnings of trade andservice proprietors inFlorida, resulting in- adecline of some $50 mil-lion in their income.

Also, construction in-come declined by $123million during 1961.

Partially offsetting de-clines in other sectors,manufacturing incomerose by $88 million, andagricultural income in-creased by $80 million"because of sharply in-creased cash receiptsfrom oranges, reflectingsmaller marketings andhigher prices," the re-port says.

Orange County, a centerfor both citrus and manu-facturing activity, be-came first among thestate's major countiesin per capita income with$2,436 and was closelyfollowed by Duval ($2,377)and Dade ($2,373) coun-ties.

Pendry County, south-west of Lake Okeecho-

bee, Had the highest percapita income in thestate with $3,068. Cn thestate-wide basis, OrangeCounty was second toHendry.

Through My

Window

By Beatrice Landry

America enjoys many freedoms . . . and the "fifth"freedom is to read.

National Library Week is being observed fromApril 21 to 27 and there will be no better time to getacquainted with our fine Boca Raton Library. Olderresidents have followed the progress of the libraryfrom a small room in City Ball'to the new buildingwhich was dedicated Nov. 10, 1961, with funds rais-ed and donated by Private individuals.Building, land, books and furnishings have a total

value of $82,000, no small credit indeed to thosewho workedso hard on the project.

Newcomers may not be aware that the library onN.W. Second Avenue, near the police station, is awell stocked one, with excellent reference books.

The librarians are pleasant, courteous and sohelpful, and went all newcomers to become acquaint-ed with what Boca Raton has to offer for their read-ing enjoy rrent.

At the last inventory there were 8,308 adult bookson hand and 2,460 juvenile books, 737 pamphlets,479 paperbacks, 1,260 pictures and clippings and 55maps.

There are 915 paid adult memberships and 600juvenile free membership.

"The written word serves as the fuel to feed theburning flame of inauiring minds," Governor FarrisBryant said when he issued the proclamation forLibrary Week.

"I hope very much that National Library Week willhave widespread citizen participation and that itwill serve to encourage all of us to improve libra-ries and to stimulate reading throughout the nation,"President John F. Kennedy said recently.

Enjoy all your freedoms . . . and especially thefreedom to read. It is a magic carpet that can takeyou anywhere. Be a friend of your library.

Library Week

National Library Weekwill be observed in BocaRaton April 21-27.

Theme of the week is"The Fifth Freedom . .to read . . Enjoy i t . "There will be a book re-

view at the library Mon-day, April 22, from 1:30to 2:30 p.m. Mrs. GlennSmithson will review"The Prize" by IrvingWallace,

"Open house" will becelebrated Tuesday,April 23, from 2-4 p.m.The Soroptimist Club ofBoca Raton has volun-teered its services tohelp make this a festiveaffair.

The Eoca Raton BotaryClub paid for all publicitymaterials for the libraryto publicize NationalLibrary Week.

Mrs. Clarence Kent willreview "Land Where CurFathers Died" by F.L.StarkeyWednesday, April24, at 1:30 p.m.

Baker County, in thenorthern part of the state,showed the highest per-centage rise, going from$975 per capita to$1,170, for a 20 percent increase, while inGulf County the per-capita figure dropped by13.4 per cent for thegreatest percentage de-cline in the state.

In Palm Beach County,per capita income rose 3per cent to $2,244.

There will be a storyhour for children from sixto 10 years of age at thelibrary Saturday at 10a.m.

A display of new bookswill be featured all week.

Circulation figures forthe first three months ofthis year were 9,485, ac-cording to library offi-cials. This compares to7,694 for the same periodlast year, and to 4,640for the first three monthsin 1961.

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KEN HIGGINS 2 2 §. F*c8. BILL MITCHELL

1. "Cursed Psychologist!" He suddenly cut the conversation short in a rage, and withoutlooking back, left the cell.

2. "Thus was held the funeral for Hector, tamer of horses."

3. "Take up the bodies! Such a sight as this becomes the field, but here shows much amiss. Gobid the soldiers shoot."

4. "O, God that mudest this beautiful earth, when will it be ready to receive thy saints?How long, O Lord, how long?"

5. "And he shell turn the heart of the fathers to the children and the heart of the children totheir fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse."

A. "Shot herself! Shot herself in the templet Fancy that!" "Good God, people don't do such

things'."

7. She sighed it at last all comically, all tragically away. "I can't indeed resist you.""Then there we are," said Strether.

A. On the second day a sail drew near, nearer, and picked me up at last. It vras the devious-cruis-

ing Rachel, that in her returning search after her missing children, only found another orphan.

9. Stein had aged greatly of late. He feels it himself, and says after that he is "preparing to

leave all thh, preparing to leave..." while he waves his hand sadly at his butterflies.

10. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is

but a morning star.

These are fhe endings of fen of the most important books ever written.How many have you even begun?

This isn't mean? to be a t«t. Good boola have suffered enough from thaikind of frealrnent.

They'ie juppoied la be enjoyed, not venerated.Tales those booici up there. To reach their endings you'd have to readabout 4,000 pages, is it really worth yout lime?Let'i see what the boots are:I. The Poswised by Dostoievsky 2. The iliod by Homer 3. Hamlet by

Shakespeare 4, St, Joan by George Bernard Shaw 5. The Old TestamentL Htdda Gahler by Ihien 7. The Ambassadors by Henry Jcmes 8. MobyDick by Herman Melville 9. Lard Jim by Joieph Conrad 10. Wolden byThareou

These are important books became they talk about things fhot maUetimmenisly to most people.

'Selection! by Clifton Fodiman.

m well as the w tr any book*. We'

They ore on/oyobfe because they're obouf the reader ni •*ThuadveiliiBinant isn'f trying fo sell you these books at any uuun. tie ic

no* flven offering them a? ptcrniumi. We're \mt reminding vau to road,Reading for afaasUre is the only kind that counts. II you don't like a book

— like it internal)'—drop it, It's not worth the Iroubfe.What's astonishing, ha wo v or, is how books moke the mast unexpected

things pleasurable.Ancient Some, Far example, may sound distant and dull to you. Until

suddenly you're there with Gibbon or Shakespeare or Robert Graves.Rinlnnv nwiv «•*>m a inrrinl i i l ' i rnnrrrn until vnn hbnrrl The Renale with

r Shakespeare or Robert Graves.Biology may seem a specialists concern, until you board The Beagle with

Darwin, walk Iht M(ime woods with Thoreau ar push across the American

suddenly youre there with GibBiology may seem a specialis

Darwin, walk Iht M(ime dContinent with Audubon.

A book i i great because you beca

y The Beagle withr push across the American

e greater when you read it. You

enlarge. More things matter, A book interests you in u subject You rand fiv«more book) on the some subject. A segment of the world suddenly becomesqfegr to you,

And how Wftttdftffgi <l if fof children to live in a house where reading kenjoyed. It's bound to nib o f f . . . bound to make thnm reach for worldithey might ofhorwiic never know.

Who hoj lime lor all ihoja pleasuredWhy you have. And yfiur children have.Use yaur public library. Everything in it is yours far the asking.And add books to your home library. There's no poncuion that can givs

you more pleasure, end your children mars posiibiWieJ and opportunities,

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK APRIL 3-2743*3

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Automatic Dialers AvailableFor Boca Raton Telephones

Two new types of auto-matic dialers now offer-ed by Southern Bellmakes telephoning simp?ler and saves time.

Dave Tiedt, SouthernBell manager here, saidthe new products, carddialer and rapidial, areavailable in Boca Raton.

The new devices dialautomatically telephonenumbers pre-recorded bythe users on plastic cardsor magnetic tape. Bothcan be used for local,long distance or internalphoning.

"Automatic dialerswere developed to aidpeople who make manycalls or call the samenumbers frequently,"Tiedt said. :'They speedup the mechanics oftelephoning, reduce dial-ing errors and greatly in-crease the efficiency ofthe telephone in any typeof business."

The card dialer, a comb-ination desk . phone andautomatic dialing mech-anism in a single unit,reads numbers punchedon plastic cards anddials the correct number.

Cards are prepared bythe user by punching outholes corresponding totelephone numbers with apencil or similar objectand are identified by aname entered in a spaceprovided for this purpose.

Rapidial, a separateunit used as a companionto a regular telephone,has a built-in memorymechanism with a capaci-ty of up to 290 names andnumbers.

Users record the namesand numbers by turningthe directory selectorknob to a blank space,writing in the name anddialing the numbers.Changes are made byerasing a name and dial-ing in a new number.

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Stress FitnessYoungsters in the Boca

Raton area are being urg-ed to heed President JohnF. Kennedy's plea forgreater physical fitness.

Bill Day of William DayInsurance Agency, localsponsor of the JuniorFire Marshal program,has emphasized the needfor following the Presi-dent's advice as an ad-junct to the youngsters'spring fire prevention andsafety activities in localelementary schools.

In a letter publishedon the cover of the cur-rent issue of "The Juniorfire Marshal {Magazine,"being distributed in BocaRaton this week, thePresident called on thenation's 4,500,000 JuniorFire Marshals to passspecial physical fitnesstests to help insure Amer-ica 's future. The maga-zine is distributed byThe Hartford InsuranceGroup, national sponsorof the year-round schoolJunior Fire Marshal pro-gram.

"The tests and exer-cises are designed tohelp you develop strong,healthy bodies," Mr.Kennedy wrote. "This isimportant not only to you,but to America. Ourcountry can be no strong-er than its people. Be-cause we have so manycars and other modernconveniences, many ofus do not get enough ex-ercise. That is why weneed good physical fit-ness and recreation pro-grams."

Winners ListedFour winners were list-

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They were HaroldPoole, Byron Mackenzie,Mrs. R.G. Crawford andHarold IVinor."

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William W. McCord,Pompano Beach rosegrower and winner of 16awards on rose entriesat the recent Coral GablesGarden show, will be theguest speaker at the PalmBeach-Broward Rose So-ciety's meeting today.

He will discuss anddemonstrate the propermanner for pruning rosesin Florida.

Thursday, April 18, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5BSound color films show-

ing "All America RoseSelections" and "Scenic

New England" will alsobe,.shown. Meeting timeis 2 p.m. at First Federal

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U. Program to Focus on Individual

stay thru May..: wonderful happens!

The dignity of theindividual student, eachwith his own academicstrengths and weakness-es, will be the focalpoint of program develop-ment at Florida AtlanticUniversity.

Courses and classeswill be designed to allowfor maximum flexibilityso that each student canachieve his own poten-tial through the indivi-dualized instruction andclose contact with afaculty member who willserve as his personalcounselor.

These were among thetop decisions to emergefrom a brainstorming ses-sion held recently atPAU in which 25 staffmembers and consultantsin higher education fromsix states participated.

Discussion ranged fromadmission standards tograduation requirementsand laid the groundworkfor more detailed plan-

ning to follow."We are seeking the

advice of experts in allfields and looking fornew approaches to oldproblems, in line withour basic concept as anexperimental institu-

tion," Dr. Kenneth R.Williams, president ofFAU, said in commentingupon the two-day plan-ning conference held inthe University GeneralOffices, Weir PlazaBuilding, Boca Raton.

The group explored themany ways in which elec-tronic learning aids couldbe used by students andalso how they could beutilized to improve thequality of teaching.

It is expected thatprofessors will have tapesmade of their lecturesfor re-use by students instudying for exams or forgeneral review. Thesetapes will also be an aidto ' students who are un-avoidably absent, as well

Week's ScheduleMONDAY, APRIL 22

Mosaic Tiling, Community Building, 9:30 a.m.Woman's Choral Group, Art Guild Building, 10 a.m.Brownies, Community Building, 2:30 p.m.Lions Club, Lions Clubhouse, 7 p.m.Fen's Garden Club, R ecreation Center, 7:30 p.m.Elks 2166, Flks Lodge, 8 p.m.J.C. Mitchell PTA, at the school, 8 p.m.

TUESDAY, APRIL 23Rug Hooking, Community Building, 9:30 a.m.Kiwanis Club, Hidden Valley, noon.Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2:30 p.m.Tap and Ballet, Community Building, 3 p.m.Girls Softball, Memorial Park, 3:30 p.m.Civitans, Fbb Tide, 7:15 p.m.Boca Baton Woman's Club, University Lanes, 8 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24Cancer Pressing Workshop, First IV'ethodist Church,

9 a.m.Advanced Textile Painting, Community Building,

9:30 a.m.Rotary Club, Wolfie's, 12:15 p.m.Girl Scouts, St. Joan of Arc School, 3:30 p.m.Boy Scouts, Community Building, 7:30 a.m.Beta Sigma Phi, members homes, 7145 p.m.Xi Gamma Sigma, members homes, 8 p.m.Art Instruction, Recreation Center, 8 p.m.

THURSDAY, APRIL 25Rug Hooking, Community Building, 10 a.m.Garden Club, Pecreation Center, 1 p.m.Girl Scouts, Community Building, 2:30 p.m.Poca Raton Masonic Lodge 328, F&AM, St. Grego-

ry's, 8 p.m.

FRIDAY, APRIL 26Art Instruction, Community Building, 9:30 a.m.Senior Citizens Project Day, Community Bldg., 1 p.m.Record Pop, Teenage Center, 7:30 p.m.Pre-Teen Activities, Community Building, 8 p.m.Poca Barbershoppers, University Lanes, 8 p.m.

SATURDAY, APRIL 27Twilighters Pot-Luck supper, Community Building,

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as those who may notgrasp the new ideas asrapidly. The tapes can beplayed back for individualstudents in private lis-tening and viewingbooths.

Participating in thediscussions from out-of-state were Dr. Morris Ap-pell, Brooklyn College;Dr. Samuel Baskin, Anti-och College, Ohio; Dr.Ernest Boyer, Universityof California; Arnold Go-ren and Dr. Ralph VanGuerardr New York Uni-versity; Dr. Norman Kur-land, State Universityof New York; Dr. CurtisLarson, Shimer College,Illinois; Dr. ThomasRobinson, Director ofCultural Affairs, NewYork City; and Dr. GeorgeStern, Syracuse Univer-sity.

Dr. Herbert Stall worth,assistant director of theBoard of Control, repre-sented that group. Dr.Arthur Wolfe, principalof Nova High school inF t Lauderdale, and HalRiehle, director of in-structional materials forBrevard County, repre-sented secondary educa-tion.

PAU participants inaddition to Dr. Williamswere Dr. Philip Borden,Dr. G. Ballard Simmons,Dr. Murray Sanders, MissAdelaide Snyder and S-Leonard Singer.

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Flowers, brightly lovely all year, sud-denly erupt with a brilliant, colorfulnew radiance. Florida's skies turn arich, deep blue to blend magnificentlywith the azure Atlantic. And theAtlantic! — clearer and more tranquilthan ever — inviting you to swim or toskim over its surface in boat or onskis, or to explore its depths, or to viefor its wily game fish.

And, over it all, the famous Florida sunreigns supreme — coating you with agolden, healthful bronze.Yes, something wonderful will happento you in May . . . so stay ... in Florida!

P. S. A warning — if you stay throughMay, you'll probably never wantto leave!

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News from

The Brazilian Plume takes its name from thedense clusters of flamingo-pink and deep roseflowers it bears. The plant blooms an averageof six months out of the year and does well inFlorida gardens. This plant was photographed atCypress Gardens.

Brazilian Plume Is StrikingBackground Plant for Garden

The Brazilian plume isa strikingly handsomeplant with its flamingo-pink and deep rose flowerclusters and is a realeye-stopper at CypressGardens.

It is known by manynames, including King'sCrown, Justlcia and Ja-cobinia. jacobinia carneais the proper Latin desig-nation, but Brazilianplume best describesits beauty.

It is an upright plant,reaching as much asfive feet in height. Thismakes a good backgroundplant the year 'round.The flower clusters orplumes grow as large asseven inches in lengthfrom base to apex. Cop-per-tone and grayish-green leaves in a stain-textured pattern provide aperfect frame for the

flowers.Blooming is periodic

and frequent. Frazilianplume will put forth withits bright pink flowers foran average of six monthsout of each year. Theflowers are arched at thetop and the lower lip re-curves. They are bornein dense clusters.

The horticulture staffat Cypress Gardens ad-vises that new plants canbe started easily fromcuttings. Plant them in afairly rich soil and waterfrequently. Prune occa-sionally to keep plantsfrom becoming leggy.

This unusual lookingplant should make agood addition to theFlorida garden.

Boca Raton HighBy Barbara Chenoweth

The Glee Club of BocaRaton High School is adub for anyone in theseventh, eighth andninth grades with aspecial talent for singingor who just likes to sing.

The sponsor and con-ductor, Mrs. Wilma Tal-bott, teaches basic fun-damentals of music.

The officers of theclub are: presidentKathy Chenoweth; vicepresident - GeorgeneNoble.

The section leadersare: soprano - DeariesShoaf; alto - RobertoTofano; tenor - LarryBlodgett; baritone - Wil-liam DaCamara.

Other members are:IVelodie Tolman, KarenLor en tz en, Karen Chou-lat, Sara Kuth, CeceStephens, Anne Carnes,Karen Coyle, DebbieDumas, Valerie Bothello,Darlene . Lang, PatsyNoble.

&>'arja Mars, CindyFrambach, Debbie Shell-er, Betsy Wright, BrianWhitehouse, Bruce Knott,Richard Sheffield, GlennGuthrie, Donald Grass el,Paul ivatwiy, James Evans.

The Glee Club is nowworking on Gilbert andSullivan's "IVikado."

Arvida Sells 200 FeetOf Beach to Mclntyre

PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOT1C1S PUBLIC NOTICE

American astronautswear nylon shoes forlightness.

Percy A. EylesServices were held

Tuesday at St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church forPercy Arthur Fyles whodied suddenly Saturdayat his residence.

Mr. Eyles made hishome at 240 N.W. 7th St.,Boca Raton, following amove here two years agofrom Yeovil, Somerset,England. He had been asales officer for the Roy-al Automobile Club. Hewas a member of St.Gregory's . EpiscopalChurch and the Wen'sClub of that church.

Survivors include hiswife, Constance of BocaRaton; a daughter, ft*rs.Iris Preston of Somerset,

Arvida Realty Co., asubsidiary of Arvida Cor-poration, has sold 200feet of its Palm,BeachCounty ocean front prop-erty for $200,000.

The cash purchase wasmade by Brouwer D. IV'c-Intyre of Wonroe, Mich.,and Boca Raton. Mclntryeis president of Monroe

Charles N. AngeliFuneral services were

held Tuesday for CharlesN. Angeli, 75, of 403 N.W.2nd Ave., Boca Raton.

Mr. Angeli died earlySaturday at his residence.A retired carpenter, hecame to Boca Raton 10years ago from Cleveland,Ohio. He was a memberof First PresbyterianChurch here.

Survivors include hiswife, Marie, of Boca Ra-ton; sons, Robert W., ofBoca Raton, Charles E.of Erie, Pa., Joseph J.of Mount Clement, Mich.,Allen P. of Erie, Pa.;daughters, Mrs. Lester E.Moulder of Delray Beach,Mrs. Charles P. Fentonand Mrs. Asa Cooper ofJacksonville; a sister,Mrs. Edna Kriechi ofRome, Ohio; and 22grandchildren.

Services were conduct-ed by the Rev. Albert G.Shiphorst, pastor of FirstPresbyterian Church, withburial in Boca RatonCemetery. The serviceswere held at the KraeeTChapel, Boca Raton,which handled the ar-rangements.

and two sisters in Eng-land.

Rev. R. Bruce Ryan ofSt. Gregory's conductedthe services at thechurch, with burial inBoca Raton Cemetery.Kraeer Funeral Home,Boca Raton, handled thearrangements.

The Pueblo Indians de-veloped irrigation damsin the Southwest some800 years ago.

Raton's most

distinguished Waterfront Community

DISTINGUISHED LOCATION. Harbour Islandon the Intracoastal Waterway... and EAST ofFederal Highway (U.S. 1), is seconds away fromthe ocean, minutes away from downtown BocaRaton and Oeiray Beach. Waterways give directaccess to the ocean for any size boat. Bridgesare no problem.

Central Heating andAir Conditioning by

GENERALflRELECTRIC

FREE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE. You canmake variations in floor plans and exteriordesigns.

Harbour Associates offer an exclusive"DELAYED BUILDING PLAN." A small depositwill insure choice of lot and guarantee priceof home against increase.

Deep, wide canals opening into the IntracoastalWaterway.

WATEMRONI HONESpriced from

$24,950 to $38,500incorporating the world s finett appliances

supplied and serviced byHopkins-Smith

7 beautifully furnishedexhibit homes on display

7000 Federal Highway (U.S. 1) Boca Raton, Fla.

Auto Equipment Co., anautomobile parts manu-facturing firm with head-quarters in Monroe,Mich.

The parcel of land,known as the iV'acNicolManor and the Highland-er tract, is located twomiles south of DelrayBeach. It extends approx-imately 850 feet from theocean to the IntracoastalWaterway and is bisectedby State Road ALA. Theproperty includes twotwo-story buildings,each with four one-Bed-room apartments east ofthe highway and, on thewest side of the highway,a smaller building.

Mclntyre disclosed noplans for the property.

PUBLIC NOTICESNOTICE is hereby given

that the undersigned, under theprovisions of Section 865.09,Florida Statutes 1957, willregister with the Circuit Court,in and for Palm Beach County,Florida, upon receipt of proofof publication of this notice,the fictitious name to-wit:

STAR SEWING SERVICE

Bnd that the parties interestedin said business ore as follows

Gloria Ann HoughtonDorothy McLarty

Dated: March 26, 1963

Publish: March 28, April 4, 11,18, 1963.

CITY OF BOCA RATONPALM BEACH COUNTY

BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

April 4, 1963

N O T I C E

This is to advise that a 5%penalty has been added to all1962 taxes remaining unpaidon April 1st, and on or aboutthe 7th day of May, I will ad-vertise for sale all real proper-ty, the taxes upon which shallnot have been paid,

O.D. BennionO.D, Bennion, Tax CollectorCity of Boca Raton, Florida

Publish: April 4, 11 and 18,1963Furnish Proof of Publication

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSNAME LAW

Notice Is Hereby Given thatthe undersigned desiring to en-gage in Business at 766 GladesRoad, Boca Raton, Florida,under the name of MR FIXIT,intend to register the saidname with the Clerk of the Cir-cuit Court of Palm BeachCounty, Florida,

C Perry Barr

C. Perry Barr

Helen S. Barr

Helen S. BarrKenneth M. DixAttorney at LawWeir Plaza BuildingBoca Raton, Florida

Publish: April 11, 18, 25, andMay 2, 19 63.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGON A PROPOSED AMEND-MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI-NANCES CITY OF BOCA RA-TON, FLORIDA, BY REVIS-ING SECTION 25-62, WHICHIS THE DISTRICT ZONINGMAP OF SAID CODE, PROVID-ING THAT THE ZONING MAPBE CHANGED FROM R-l-D TOR-2, ON PART OF SECTION30, TOWNSHIP 47 SOUTH,RANGE 43 EAST

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE-REST, PROPERTY OWNERSAND CITIZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT the City Commission ofthe City of Boca Raton, Flori-da, will hold a public hearingat 7:30 P.M., in the City Hallat Boca Raton, on the 30thday of April, 1963, to considerand take action on the proposedamendment and change in theZoning Ordinance of Boca Ra-ton, Florida, in the followingre spect:

The zoning be changed fromR-l-D to R-2, on

"The North 130 feet of theSouthwest one-quarter of theSoutheast one-quarter of theNortheast one-quarter of Sec-tion 30, Township 47 South,Range 43 East, Palm BeachCounty, Florida, less theEasterly 30 feet and the Wester-ly 30 feet for street rights ofways; also kno wn as Lots 1through B, Block 1, of a pro-posed plat (Gateway Villas)."

For public examination acopy of the propo sed Ordi-nance to effect such changeis on file in the office of theCity Clerk.

CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDABy: Jacob Heidt

Jacob" Heidt, City Clerk

Publish: April 18 and 25, 1963Furnish Proof of Publication

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGON A PROPOSED AMENDMENTIN THE CODE OF ORDINAN-CES CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA, BY REVISING SEC-TION 25-62, WHICH IS THEDISTRICT ZONING MAP OFSAID CODE, PROVIDING THATTHE ZONING MAP BE CHANG-ED FROM R-l-D to R-3, ONPART OF SECTION 30, TOWN-SHIP 47 SOUTH, RANGE 43EAST.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT the City Commission ofthe City of Boca Raton, Flori-da, will hold a public hearingat 7:30 P.M., In the City Hallat Boca Raton, on the 30th dayof April, 1963, to consider andtake action on the proposedamendment and change In theZoning Ordinance of Boca Ra-ton, Florida, in the followingrespect:

The zoning be changed fromR-l-D to R-3, on

"The South 300 feet of theNorth 480 feet of the Southwestone-quarter of the Southeastone-quarter of the Northeastone-quarter of Section 30,Township 47 South, Range 43East, Palm Beach County,Florida, less the Easterly 30feet and the Westerly 30 feetfor street rights of ways; alsoknown as Lots 1 through 10,Block 2, of a proposed plat(Gateway Villas) and the South130 feet of the Southwest one-quarter of the Southeast one-quarter of the Northeast one-

. quart&r of Section .30, 1 own ship47 South, Range 43 East,Palm Beach County, Florida;l ess the Westerly 30 feet forstreet rights of ways; alsoknown as Lots 1 through 6,Block 3, of a proposed plat(Gateway Villas^."

For public examination acopy of the proposed Ordinanceto effect such change is onfile in the office of the CityClerk.

CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA

By:Jacob Heidt, City Clerk

Publish: April 18 and 25, 1963Fumi sh Proof of Publication

CITY OF BOCA RATONPalm Beach CountyBoca Raton, Florida

April 10, 1963

NOTI_CE_TO CONTRACTORS^

The City of Boca Raton,Boca Raton, Florida, will re-ceive bids on or before 5:00P.M., Tuesday, April 30,1963, for the furnishing of oillabor, materials, and equip-ment, necessary for the In-stallation of a \ pavementalong Ipswich Street fromNorth Federal Highway easterlyto the present end of the exist-ing 24 foot pavement, togetherwith all work incidental thereto,said work to be performed inaccordance with plans andspecifications on file in theCity Engineers Office, andthat the specifications notherein specifically set forthshall be in accordance withthe State Road Departmentsp ecification s,

SPJECI F2£ATION SThe entire fifty foot right-of-

way shall be cleared and grad-ed.Bids shall be made on a unit

price basis and the amountdue on final payment shall becomputed by multiplying theactual quantity of the black topasphaltic concrete wearingsurface by said unit price.

This NOTICE and the follow-ing schedule is to bo used inmaking the Proposal for theabove work.

PROPOSAL

Paving approximately 750square yards complete theunit price of: $ persquare yard.

Total: $

Bidders must have a Cityoccupational license for thiswork. The City reserves theright to reject any and all bids.

The bidder is required toexamine the si te of the propos-ed work and it will be assumedthat he is satisfied as to ' theconditions to be encounteredwhether or not specifically setforth in the above notice.

The City of Boca Raton willnot be responsible for any li-abilities incurred during thecompletion of the above work.

The successful bidder enter-ing into a contract for any por-tion of the work shall furnishand file with the City an ac-ceptable contract PerformanceBond as security for the faith-ful performance of this contractand for the payment of all per-sons performing labor and/orfurnishing Inaterials in connec-tion with the contract.

The undersigned agrees toexecute the contract within ten(10) consecutive calendar daysafter notice being given of theaward of contract, and that allwork will be completed withinone month after receiving no-tice of award from the City.

This form must be used forthe Proposal and signed. Thecompleted Proposal shall beplaced in a sealed envelopeand plainly marked on the out-side "BID FOR PAVING IPS-WICH STREET - To beopened at the regular CityCommission meeting, Tuesday,April 30, 1963."

The envelope containing theProposal shall be addressed to:

City of Boca RatonBoca Raton, FloridaAttn: City Manager

Prep ared by:A. E. Amsler Wm. H. LambCity Engineer City. Manager

Submitted by:

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGON A PROPOSED AMEND-MENT IN THE CODE OF ORDI-NANCES, CITY OF BOCA RA-TON, FLORIDA, BY REVISINGSECTION 25-62, WHICH ISTHE DISTRICT ZONING MAPOF SAID CODE, PROVIDINGTHAT THE ZONING MAP BECHANGED FROM R-l-A to

B-l, ON LOTS 11 THROUGH31, BLOCK 37; AND LOTS 1THROUGH 21, BLOCK 44,PALM BEACH FARMS COM-PANY, PLAT NO. 10 OFNORTH DEERF1ELD SHOWNON SHEETS 2 AND 4, BOCARATON PARK,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT the City Commission ofthe City of Boca Raton, Flori-da, will hold a public hearingat 7:30 P.M., in the City Hallat Boca Raton, on the 23rd dayof April, 1963, to consider andtake action on the proposedamendment and change in the£oning Ordinance of Boca Ra-ton, Florida, in the followingrespect:

The zoning be changed fromR- 1-A to B—1, on

"Lots 1 1 through 31, Block37; and Lots 1 through 21,Block 44, Pnim Beach FarmsCompany, Plat No. 10 of NorthDeerfield shown on Sheets 2and 4, according to the platthereof recorded in Plat Book6, Pages 11 and 13, of thePublic Records of Palm BenchCounty, Florida."

For public examination, acopy of the proposed Ordinanceto effect such change, is onfile in the office of the CityCleric.

CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDABy: J acob Heidt *

JacotTHeidt,~City Cleric

Publish: April 1 lth and 18th,1963 fFurnish Proof of Publication

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGON A PROPOSED AMENDMENTIN THE CODE OF ORDINAN-CES, CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA, BY REVISING SEC-TION 25-62, WHICH IS THEDISTRICT ZONING MAP OKSAID CODE, PROVIDING THATTHE ZONING MAP BE CHANG-ED FROM R-l-A to R-l-D, ONLOTS 1 THROUGH 10, BLOCK37; ALL OF BLOCKS 38THROUGH 43; AND LOTS 22THROUGH 31, BLOCK 44,PALM BEACH FARMS COM-PANY, PLAT NO. 10 OFNORTH DEERFIELD, SHOWNON SHEETS 2, 3 AND 4,BOCA RATON PARK.

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE-REST, PROPERTY. OWNERSAND CITIZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT the City Commission ofthe City of Boca Raton, Flori-da, will hold a public hearingat 7:30 P.M., in the City Hallat Boca Raton, on the 23rd dayof April, 1963, to consider andtake action, on the proposedamendment and change in theZoning Ordinance of Boca Ra-ton, Florida, in the followingre sp ect:

The zoning be changed fromR-l-A to R-l-D, on

"Lots 1 through 10, Block 37;all of Blocks 38 through 43; andLots 22 through 31, Block 44;Palm Beach Farms Company,Plat No. 10 of North Deerfield,shown on Sheets 2, 3, and 4,according to the plat thereofrecorded in Plat Book 6Jpages 11, 13 and -14, of thePublic Records of Palm BeachCounty, Florida."

For public examination, ncopy of the proposed Ordi-nance to effect such change,is on- flic in the office of theCity Clerk.


_By: Jacob HeidtJacob Heidt, City Cleric

Publish: April 11th and 18th,1963Furnish Proof of Publication

NOTICE

Due to the increase in the telephones in the Bra ward Countyportion of the Boca Roton exchange, in accordance wdth thestatewide .-ate schedule the exchange telephone rates will be in-creased effective with the billing dates on and after May 131963 as foliowB: '

Bn>ward Countyportion of BocaRnton ' IND.

RESIDENCE BUSINESS

2-PTY 4-PTY IND. 2-PTY 4-PTY

Present: $5.35 $4.15 $3.05

New: 5.(5 5 4.45 3.20$12.25 $10.50 $8.7 5

12.75 11,00 9.25

j ^ NOTICE

The City Commission of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida,at a Regular Meeting held onthe 2nd day of April, 1963, haspassed and adopted the follow-ing Resolution No, 8-03 andhas ordered a PUBLIC HEAR-ING held thereon at 7:30 P.M.,Tuesday, April 23rd, 1963, atthe City Hall.

J acob Jê^dtJacob Heidt, pity Clerk

RESOLUTION NO. 8-63A RESOLUTION OF THECITY COMMISSION OF THECITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA, TO ABANDON ANDVACATE A DRAINAGE EASE-MENT LOCATED BETWEENLOTS 4 AND S, BLOCK 4,CAMINO GARDENS SUBDIVI-SION, SECTION 1, PLAT BOOK27 PAGE 140, IN THE CITYOF BOCA RATON; PALMBEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA.

WHEREAS, the gity Commis-sion of the City of Boca Raton,Palm Beach County, Florida,has determined it is desirableand to the best, interest andwelfare of the City of BocaRaton to abandon and vacatea certain easement located inBlock 4, Camino Gardens Sub-division, hereinafter describedin detail,

NOW THEREFORE, BE ITRESOLVED by the City Com-mission of the City of BocaRaton, Florida, that the Cits-Commission does hereby va-cate and abandon the followingdescribed easement:"The West 104 feet of the 6foot wide drainage easementlocated between Lots 4 and 5,Block 4, Camino Gardens Sub-division, Section 1, Plat Book27, Page 140, Public Records,Palm Beach County, Florida."

PASSED AND ADOPTEDTHIS 2nd DAY OF APRIL,1963.


Signature:

Publish April 18 and 25, 1963Furnish Proof of Publication

Published pursuant to Order Number 3490, Docket 6554-Rule ofthe Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission enteredNovember 30, 1962.

SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONEAND TELEGRAPH COMPANY

May 13, 1963

Publish; April 11 and 18, 1963

CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARK

ORDINANCE NO. 22

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITYOF UNIVERSITY PARK, FLOR-IDA, DECLARING THE TNTEN-TION OF THE CITY OF UNI-VERSITY PARK TO ANNEXCERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UN-INCORPORATED TRACTS OFLAND TO THE CITY.

WHEREAS, the owner of amajor portion of certain tractsof land, hereinafter described,contiguous to the territoriallimits of the City of UniversityPark, Florida, in unincorporated"areas within Palm BeachCounty, Florida, has request-ed the City of UniversityPark to annex said lands tothe City so as to become apart of the City; and

WHEREAS, said "lands arecontiguous to the City Limitsand contain l ess than ten (10)registered electors, and Chap-ter 171,04, Laws of Florida,Acts of 1961, permits annexa-tion of contiguous territory.

NOW THEREFORE, BE ITORDAINED BY THE CITYCOUNCIL OF THE CITY OFUNIVERSITY PARK, FLORIDA:

SecUon_2; The City throughth"e~~City Council, does herebydeclare its intention to annexto the City of University Park,Palm Beach County, Florida,at the expiration of thirty (30)

days from the final passage ofthis ordinance, the followingcontiguous unincorporatedtracts of land in Palm BenchCounty, Florida, to-wit:

A portion of land situate, ly-ing and being in the SouthOne-Hntf <S V 2) of Section10, Township 47, ' §ciuth,Range 42, Enst, more" fullydescribed as follows;The East One-Half (E 1/2) ofthe East One-Half (E 1/2) ofthe Northeast One-Quarter(NE 1/4) of the SouthwestOne-Quarter (SW 1/4) of snidSection id.

Section 2. Aft IT fin ol pass-nge, this ordinance shall bepublished in full once u weekfor four (4) consecutive weeksin the Boca Ruton News, anewspaper of general circula-tion in Palm Beach founty,Florida.

Section 3. if no objection tosuch annexation be filed andserved within thirty (30) d*tysafter final passage of suchordinance, an ordinance toannex said lands to the Cityand to redefine the boundarylines of the City, to includetherein sold parcel of 1 itml,wi H be c on si der ed.PASSED and ADOPTED byunanimous vote upon secondand final reading on the 3rdduy of April, 196 3.

CITY OF UNIVERSITY PARKBy:_/V/T. Knight_

A.T. Knight, Mayor

ATTEST:Jo nn C. StyerKJonn C. Styerr,, City ClerkPublish: April 4, 11, IB, and25, 1"63,

Joe DeLong, |Wayor

ATTEST:s/ J ocob Heidt7acobHeTdt, City Clerk

Publish: April 1 lth and 18th,196 3.Furnish Proof of Publication

NOTICE i s hereby giventhat the undersigned, under theprovisions of Section 865.09,Florida Statutes 1957, willregister with the CircuitCourt, in and for Palm BeachCounty, Florida, upon receiptof proof of publication of thisnotice, the fictitious name to-wit:

SLIM 'N TRIM

and that the party interestedin said business i s as follows

Elsa Kelle-y

Dated: March 25, 1963

Publish; March 28, April 4, 11,18, 1963.

PUBLIC NOTICE

The City Commission of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida,at a Regular Meeting held onthe 9th day of. April, 1963, haspassed and adopted the follow-ing Resolution No. 10-64 andhas ordered a PUBLIC HEAR-ING held thereon at 7:30 P.M.Tuesday, April 30th, 1963, Btthe City Hall.

JacotrHeidtJ~acob TleMT,~~Clt"y"'cFe'rk

RESOLUTION NO. 10-64

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITYOF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA,AUTHORIZING THE CITYCLERK OF BOCA RATON TOPROCEED WITH THE CLEAR-ING OF CERTAIN PARCELSOF LAND DESIGNATED AREANO. 14, BOCA RATON, PALMBEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA.

WHEREAS, the Land Clear-ing Committee has found cer-tain property hereinafter de-scribed a traffic and fire haz-ard, os well as o cover for ro-dents, snakes end pests,creating a health menace tothe neighborhood, and

WHEREAS it is -deemed avitnl necessity to the resi-dents of Bo en Raton thatthese lots and parcels of landbe cleaned immediately eitherby contract or by the City, and

WHEREAS, the City Commis-sion has designated these par-cels and lots the FourteenthArea for enforcement of theprovisions of Lot ClearingOrdinance No. 256,

NOW THEREFORE, BE ITRESOLVED BY THE CITYCOMMISSION OF BOCA RA-TON, FLORIDA:

That the City Clerk of BocaRaton, Florida, be and hehereby is directed to proceedwith the clearing of certainlots and pnrcelfi of land desig-nated Are.a No. 14, BOCEI Ra-ton, Pnlm Beach .County, Flor-ida, described as follows:

Lots 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, anil 11,Block 1, CONFERENCERIDGE; Lots 2 and 5, Block 2,CONFERENCE RIDGE;

Lots 57, 58, 59, 7fi, and 77,J. E. INGRAHAMS ADDITION;

Lot I, Block 2, MODEL LANDCO.!

Lots 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22,Block 24, BOCA RATONHILLS; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10, raid 11, Block 25,BOCA RATON HILLS;

Lots 1, 2, 0, 7, und 8, Block 4,SPANISH RIVER LAND CO.UNIT 1; Lots 2 and 7, Block3; SPANISH RIVER LAND CO.UNIT 1; Lots 2, 3, and 4,Block 2, SPANISH RIVERLAND CO. UNIT 1;

Lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 1718, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, and 32,Block. 30, VILLA RICA;

Lots 1, 2, 3, nnd 4, Block 1,CAMPUS HEIGHTS; Lots I, 2,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, H, 9, 10, 11, and12, Block 2, CAMPUS HEIGHTS;Lots 1, 2, 3, nnd 4, Block 3,CAMPUS HEIGHTS.

by giving notice to the recordproperty owners, in accordancewith Section 12-40, Section 12-41 and Section 12-42 nml Sec-tion 12-43 of the Code of .Ordi-nances of Boctl Raton, Kloridn.PASSED AND ADOPTED ut aregular meeting of the CityCammi-•> Ki on of the City ofBoco Raton, Ftnridn, thin on,day of April, 1963,


By: J_ne_D_(!Lon (;Joe Dt-Long, Mayor

ATTEST:J ncob HeidtJacob Heidt, City C'lerk

Publish; April 18th and 25th,1963Furnl nh Proof of Publication.

0:

Church ServicesBOCA RATONFIRST METHODIST

N.E. 2nd Ave. at N. E, 6th St.Rev. Dan M. GUI, pastor. Sun-dav school 9:45 a.m. ChurchSwvlcoa 8:45 and 11 a.m. Nue-««ry for children. MYF meetsSun. 6 p.m. in the Church Hall.Sunday Evening Service, 7:30p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday,8 p.m.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN600 West Camlno Real, Rev.Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor.Sunday Church School, B:4Sa.m. Worship services 10 a.m.and 11:15 a.m.

ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPALBoca Raton Road Rev. R, BruceRyan, rector. Sundays 7:40 a,m.Matins; 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist; 9a.m. Family Eucharist (SundaySchool); 11 a.m. Morning Prayerand Holy Eucharist (1st and 3rdSundays), Morning Prayer andSermon (2nd and 4th Sundays).

ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLICSW 3rd Ave, at 3rd St. Rev.Paul L. Manning, pastor. Sun-day 7r 9, 10:30 and noon mass-es. Confession* will be heardevery Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily-mass weekdays 8 a.m.

ADVENT LUTHERANN.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. justoff US1. William M. Deutsch-mflnn, pastor. Sunday schedule;8 and 10:30 a.m. The Church atWorship; 9: 15 a.m. The Churchat Study.

ST. PAUL LUTHERAN701 W. Palmetto Park Road,. TheRev. Eugene Krug, pastor. Sun-day School 9:15 a.m.; WorshipService 10:30 a.m. Nurseryduring 10:30 service.

FIRST BAPTIST162 W. Palmetto Paik Rd.Rev. William Towery, Pastor.Morning worship 11 a.m. Sun*day School 9:45 a.m. TrainingUnion 6:30 p.m. Evening wor-ship 7:15. Mid-week prayerservice. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Choirrehearsal 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.The nursery is open at all ofthese services,

COMMUNITY CHURCH600 N. W. Fourth Avenue, IraLee Eshleman, minister; Reu-ben L. Anderson, pastor; Sun-day School 9:45 H.m. SundayWorship at 11 a.m.; eveningmusical vespers at 7:30 p.m.;Communion service at 6 p.m.,Memorial Hall. Wednesdaynight prayer and praise serviceat 7 p.m.

CHRISTIAN REFORMEDTemporary location, Art GuildBldg., palmetto Park road.Services Sunday at 10 am.and 7 p.m. Dr. Peter Elders--v eld, gue st mini ster.

MORAVIANS.W. 12th Ave. in Boca RatonSquare. Christian D. Weber,Minister. Sunday School, 9:45:a.m. Church Service, 11 a.m.

CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W.Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pas.tor. Sunday Services: SundaySchool 9:45 a.m. for whichthere i s a nursery available.Morning Worship, I f a.m. YouthFellowship, 6:45 p.m. Eveningservice at 7:30. Tuesday even-ing Senior choir rehearsal. Wed-nesday evening Bible studyhour at 7:30.

UNITARtAN-UNIVERSALISTBoca Raton Fellowship, confe-rence room of University Bowl,service at 10:30 a.m. Sundays*

FIRST CHRISTIAN360 N.E. 25th Ter., Rev.-H.E.Stinson, minister. BibleSchool, 9:45 a.m.; WorshipService, 10:45 a.m.; Youthmeeting, 6:30 p.m.; EveningService, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesdayservice at 7;30 p.m.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCECivic room of First FederalSavings and Loan Assn., Fede-ral Highway. Sundays st 11a,m.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.Wednesday service, 8 p.m.

DEERFIELD BEACHCOMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. Ariand Briggs, pastor.Sunday School 9:30 a.m. underthe direction of FoBter Parkerand Harry Anderson. Morningworship, 9:30 and 11 a.m.

CALVARY BAPTIST1 block west of U.S. No. 1 andVi block north of Sample Road.Wes Auger, pastor. Worshipservice 11 a.m. Sunday School9:45. Gospel preaching service7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wed-nesday 7:30.

TRINITY REFORMEDS.E, Second Court and EighthTerrace, Deerfield Beach. Rev.Vemon Hoffman, pastor. Morn-ing Service 10:45 a.m. SundaySchool 9:30 a.m. Sundayevening church service 7 p.m.

'In the Midst' IsRev. Gill's Topic

The Rev. Dan M. Gillwill preach at both the8:45 and 11 a.m. ser-vices Sunday at FirstMethodist Church.

His sermon is titled"In the Midst."

There will be a nur-

sery for pre-school child-ren during both worshipservices. Church Schoolwill begin at 9145 a.m.Sunday.

Plans are underway fora Sunday School-ChurchFamily picnic at PioneerPark, Deerfield Beach,May 4th, from 3 to 7 p.m.

FSRS? HETHGDIST CHURCH625 N. E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gill

TWO WORSHIP SERVICES8:45 A.M. and 11 A.M.

Church School 9:45 A.M.Sermon:

"In The Midst"Air Conditioned

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida

Rev, William Towery, pastorSUNDAY SERVICES

Sunday School 9:45 A.M.Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.Training Union 6:30 P.M.Evening Worship 7:15 P.M.

Wednesday EveningPrayer Service 7:30 P.M.

"The Southern Baptist Church in Boca Raton

First Christian Church360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Raton

Bible School 9:45 sum.Morning service 10-.45 a.m.Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m.Evening service 7;30 p.m.Mid-Reek Wednesday service 7;30 p.m.Come and Hear the Gospel preached

H.E. STINSON, MinisterWB 1-8194

LUTHERAN CHURCHESof Boca Raton

ADVENTTHE A.L.C.

N.E.. 4th Ave. at 50 th St.Just off U.S. 1

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15WORSHIP 8 and 10:30W.M. DEUTSCHMANN

PastorPhone 395-3632

ST. PAULMISSOURI SYNOD

701W. Palmetto Pk. Rd.SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15WORSHIP 10:30

Pre-School NurseryE.O. KRUG, Pastor

Office 395-0433Parsonage 395-;1939

Air Conditioned

Rev. DeutschmannLists Sun. Topic

At Advent LutheranChurch Sunday the pastorof the congregation, theRev. William M. Deutsch-mann, will preach on thetheme, "To Walk WithChrist."

Services are held eachSunday morning at 8 and10:30 a.m., with SundaySchool for all ages at9:15 a.m.Other meetings for the

week include: Saturday,8:45 a.m., first yearConfirmation class; Sun-day, 5:30 p.m., LutherLeague; Monday, 7 p.m.,Boy Scout troop 307;Monday, 7:30 p.m.,church committees meetat the University Bowl;Tuesday, 8 p.m., adultdiscussion group; Wed-nesday, 3:45 p.m., secondyear Confirmation class;Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.,Church Choir rehearsal.

Christian ScientistsList Sunday Lesson

The Christian ScienceSociety, of Boca Ratonwill hold its service at11 a.m. Sunday in thecivic room at First Fed-eral Savings and LoanAssn.

The lesson-sermon sub-ject will be "Doctrine ofAtonement."

Sunday School meets at9:15 a.m. Wednesday ser-vices are at 8 p.m.

The Boca Raton Societyalso announced this weekthat a paperback editionof "Science and Healthwith Key to the Scrip-tures," by Mary Baker5ddy, has been published.The new 700-page book ispriced at $1.95.

Guest Speaker SundayAt St. Paul Church

Preaching at St. PaulLutheran Church thisSunday for the 10:30 a.m.service will be the Rev-erend George Kuechle.

He will speak on"Easter Peace."

Sunday School will beconducted for all ages at9:15 a.m.

Pastor Kuechle is cur-rently serving as chap-lain of the East RidgeSenior Citizens Village,Miami. He has formerlyserved as missionary toIndia, professor at theLutheran Seminary inAustralia, and pastor atCleveland, Ohio.

UNITARIANUNIVERSALISTBOCA RATONFELLOWSHIPConference Room

ofUniversity Bowl

Church ServiceSUNDAY

10:30 A.M.For InformationCall 395-1688

Young ChurchmenElect New Officers

Episcopal Young.Churchmen of St. Greg-ory's Parish selectedtheir officers for theforthcoming year at a re-cent meeting.

The following officersweê elected: Kiss Lin-da Lane - president; yissNancy Hewitt - vice pres-ident; Miss Linda Thomp-son - secretary; MissDianne Kelly - treasurer.

A series of programsis being planned by thisgroup beginning with adeanery meeting at AllSaint's Episcopal Church,Ft, Lauderdale, Sundayevening. The group willleave St. Gregory'sChurch at 6 p.m.

'Make Up Your Mind'Is Minister's Topic

"Make Up Your ivind"will be the topic of thesermon to be deliveredby the Rev. Albert G.Shiphorst at First Pres-byterian Church Sunday.

Sunday at 7:30 p.m.the Westminster Fellow-ship will meet in thechurch. Circle No. 1 willmeet in the home of IVrs.B.R. Stauffer, 454 N.E.4th St., Tuesday at 2p.m. At 7!30 p.m. Tues-day the Session willmeet in the east room.

Wednesday Junior ChoiTrehearsal will be heldfrom 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.,Echo and Vesper Choirsfrom 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Friday the Senior Choirwill rehearse in thechurch at 8 p.m.

Rev. Albert EastmanWill Preach Sunday

"The Final Judgment ofAll Mankind" will be thesermon theme of Rev.Albert L. Eastman, pastorof the Churc h of theOpen Door, at the 11 a.m.service Sunday.

"Facts about theResurrection which De-mand Attention" will bethe evening serrron ofPastor Eastman at the7:30 p.m. services. NormHopkins, choir director,leads singing at thisevening service.

Sunday School is heldeach Sunday at 9:45 a.m.The weekly Bible Studyand Prayer Hour is con-ducted Wednesday at7:30 p.m. The ChapelChoir rehearses Thursdayat 7:30 p.m.

TrinityReformedChurch

NOW in Our NEWAir-ConditionedSANCTUARY

S.E. 2nd CourtS.E. 8th TerraceDeerfield Beach

Sunday School9:30 A.M.

Morning Worship10:45 A.M.

Evening Worship7:00 P.M.

The Rev. Vemon HoffmanPastor

BOCA RATON MORAVIAN CHURCH(Neighborhood Protestant church)

2 S.W. 12th Avenue

Sunday School 9:45 Worship 11:00 A.M.

Christian D. Weber, Minister

"A Protestant Denomination Since 1457"

THE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS

'MOODY CHORALE"(OF CHICAGO, ILL.)

* FORTY-FIVE VOICES IN CONCERT *

SATURDAY, APRH. 20, 1963 • 7:30 P.M.

TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCHCypress Rd. & S.W. 17th St., Pompano Beach, Fla.

St. Gregory's Episcopal Church245 E. BOCA BATON RD.

BOCA RATON

Rev. R. Bruce Ryan, Rector

Schedule of ServicesSUNDAYS

7:40 a.m. Matins8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist9:00 a,m. Family Eucharist and

Sunday School

11:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist and Sermon(1st and 3rd Sundays of each month)Morning Prayer and Sermon(2nd and 4th Sundays of each month)

Weekday Schedule of Services as announced

16 AttendPassion Play

Sixteen members of thesenior Methodist YouthFellowship and theircounselors, Mr. and Mrs.Bill Whitacre, attendedthe "Passion Play" atLake Wales last week-end.

The group left onThursday and returned onSaturday.

Making the trip wereNorman Borchardt, presi-dent of the MYP, RalphHoughton Jr., CareyJohnson, Skip Sheffield,Prank Williams and Joe

Trinity Reformed toHear Guest Ministers

During the absence ofthe Rev. Vemon Hoffman,pastor of Trinity Reform-ed Church in DeerfieldBeach, his pulpit will beoccupied by the two min-isters of the ShenandoahPresbyterian Church ofMiami, Florida.

Dr. Wayte Fulton Jr.will preach at the 10:45a.m. service, and his as-sociate, Rev. ArchieDavis will preach at the7 p.m. service.

Rev. Hoffman will bein Brewton, Alabama, fromApril 17-23, directing aYouth Conference forapproximately 300 Negrostudents. He will be atthe Southern NormalSchool, a Negro missionof the Reformed Churchin America for the pastfifty years.

'Singing Pastor1 toPreach at Calvary

Ralph Mahn, "TheSinging Pastor", will bea special guest speakerat the 7:30 p.m. serviceSunday at Calvary Bap-tist Church of NorthPompano.

Mr. Mahn is noted forhis singing of the oldGospel hymns and was afeatured soloist at theconvention of the Ameri-can Council of ChristianChurches held in WestPalm Beach.

He will sing severalnumbers in song andpreach in the absence ofPastor Wes Auger whowill be in a specialservice at Central Bap-tist Church of Ft. Laud-erdale.At the 11 a.rr. service

Pastor Auger will speakon "Are You One ofChrist's Sheep?".

USAAUDITORIUM

N.W. 4th at 6th St.Boca Raton 395-2400

IRA LEE ESHLEMANMinisterBible Commentator

Reuben L. AndersonPastor

COMMUNITY CHURCHACTIVITIES

Sunday School 9:45 a.m,Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

GUEST SPEAKER

GUIDED TOURA Brief Tour of Hallof Fame and AllenOrgan Demonstrationwill follow eachSunday morning service

Air-Conditioned-Ample ParkingFRIENDLY - EVANGELICAL

Jodrey Jr.Also Arlene Brittain,

Nancy Houghton, SandraSkinner, Ellen Brown,Tina Kelley, Ann Nolen,Judi Wells, Betty Wil-liams, Barbara Dowdy,Rorra Schoelkopf, andthe Whitacre children,Debbie and Denice.

According to Mrs.Whitacre this was. a com-bined religious programand retreat.

To finance the trip theMYF held six spaghettiand one chicken dinnersat the First MethodistChurch.

Thursday, April 18, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7B

New Home Brings Out GreenThumb in Northern Buyers

'Be Kind' Is TopicFor Rev. Smith Sun.

The Church of thePalms, Congregational -United Church of Christ,will hold services at 11a.m. Sunday.

The topic of the ser-mon of the Rev. DuaneW. Smith wiU be "BeKind."

Church School Class-es will meet at 11 a.m.in the downstairs class-rooms. An adult discus-sion group for all 'inte-rested persons will beheld at 9145 a.m. at thechurch. This Sunday'sdiscussion will continuethe question "What Isthe Christian Understand-ing of Eternal Life?"

The annual meeting ofthe Women's Fellowshipwill take place Monday,April 22 at the OceanClub, Ocean Ridge, atnoon. The Church Coun-cil will meet Tuesdayevening, April 23 at 8p.m. at the parsonage.

The building committeewill rreet Wednesday,April 24 at 7:30 p-m.at Palmetto Hall.

SCHOOL MENUSWeek Starting April 22

BOCA RATON HIGHMonday — Italian

spaghetti with meatballs or hamburger gravyover potatoes, tossedsalad, asparagus or spi-nach, cherry pudding,milk.

Tuesday — Sloppy Joeon bun with pickles orhot dog on bun and pic-kles, cabbage and pine-apple salad, peas orcorn, homemade choco-late cake, milk.

Wednesday — Hot turkeysandwich with potatoes orpeanut butter sandwichand chicken soup, citrussalad, beans or beets,sliced peaches, milk.

Thursday — Homemadestew or barbecued porkon bun with chips, applesalad, field peas or cauli-flower, peanut buttercookies, milk.Friday — Creamed tuna

over biscuit or cubesteak and potatoes, to-mato wedges, mixed vege-tables or turnip greens,biscuit and butter, juicebars, milk.

J.C. MITCHELLMonday — Hot dog on

bun, cabbage salad, porkand beans, prunes, milk.

Tuesday — Meat rolland gravy, string beans,bread and butter, pine-apple cake, milk.

Wednesday — Roastchicken, mashed potatoesand gravy, buttered broc-coli, rolls and butter,

jello with whipped top-ping, milk,

Thursday — Meat loaf,buttered noodles, scal-loped tomatoes, breadand butter, fruit sherbet,milk.

Friday — Pizza, pota-to chips, fresh gardensalad, apple sauce andcookie, milk.

BOCA RATON SCHOOLMonday — Hamburger

noodle casserole, pickledbeets, bread and butter,fruit, milk.

.Tuesday — Balognasandwiches, string beans,potato salad, peachshortcake, milk.

Wednesday — Beanieweanies, cole slaw, cornbread and butter, fruit

Christian Reformed ChurchTemporary location - Art Guild Bldg.

801 W. Palmetto Park Road10 a.m. SERVICES 7 p.m.

The Back-to-God HourWDBF-9:00 a.m. Sundays • 1420 KGWLOD -8:30 a.m. Sundays - 980KG

You may not know acajeput from a turnip, ora dracaena from a pole

vironment and the thingsthat grow in it. You seebeauty and color where

bean, but put yourself in you never saw them be-a home of your own andyou're likely to discoveran enlivening and rejuve-nating new interest inthese and other speci-mens of the gardener'sworld.

"There's somethingabout our good SouthFlorida earth that seemsto do i t ," said JackGaines of the Haft-Gaines Company, build-ers of Royal Oak Hillsin Boca Raton.

"Of course, gardeningis no respecter of loca-tions, but the more you'reoutdoors, the more inte-rested you become ingrowing things. For ex-ample, a great many . . .people also have northernhomes. Some tell us thatthey had little or no realinterest whatever inflowers, shrubs or trees— until they came here.The growing season istoo short up north. Buthere it 's an all-year af-fair."

"Maturity may havesomething to do withthe gardening interest,"said Burt Haft. "There'sa time in life when yourbig interest may simplybe running around. Butwhen you feel rootedyourself, especially inthis area, you becomemore attached to your en-

jellow, milk,Thursday — Creamed

chicken over biscuits,peas, pineapple salad,chocolate pudding, milk.

Friday — Tuna saladon lettuce, sliced tomato,carrot curls, celery,bread and butter, icecream, milk.

fore — and you discoverthat i t ' s wonderful thera-py, too. Gardening, ofcourse, has always beenone of the greatest relax-ers — even if you justlook at a garden withoutworking at i t . "

Camera Club to

Meet in BocaThe Deerfield Beach

Camera Club announcedthey have acquired apeimanent, year-roundmeeting place.

The Boca Raton branchof the First Federal Sav-ings and Loan Associa-tion of Delray Beach,has granted them the useof its auditorium at 601N. Federal Hwy. in BocaRaton, The new locationis air-conditioned andhas seating for 50 ormore people.

The meeting night hasbeen changed from thefourth Thursday in themonth to the third Thurs-.day. The first meetingwill be held April- 18 toview and evaluate mem-bers slides and choosethe "Picture of theMonth." They will alsodiscuss plans for theannual meeting of theFlorida Cairera ClubCouncil to be held in theHotel Langfield in Win-ter Park, May 11-12.

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