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Memfcers of the Junior Garden Club at the annual Arbor Dayprogram held last Friday at the Elementary school (I to r)Susan Kane, Marie Cicala, Garden Club President, Mrs. WilliamO'DonnelI, Junior Sponsor Mrs* Clementine Brown and DennisCooley.-Photo by Margaret Olsson

Arbor Day ObservedBy Junior Garden Club

The Junior Garden Clubobserved Arbor Day lastFriday at the Elementary;School.

Paul Matwiy, principal,introduced Mrs. William G.C^Donnell, president of theGarden Club, who present-ed the junior Club with fourMahoe trees, to be plantedon the school grounds.

Susan Kane,' president ofthe Junior Club, acted as

PostOfficeSieeks New-Quarters

The Post Office Depart-ment is now accepting pro-p'osals for new quarters forthe Boca Raton Post Office.Requirements are 5,000 sq.foot building with approxi-mately 3,000 sq. feet in rearof building for loading plat-form and truck storage. Cen-tral location if possible is de-sired. The Post Office De-partment does not hold anassignable option. Terms ofthe lease are for 10 yearswith 2 - 5 year renewal op-tions.

Tor further informationcontact Mr. E. J. Kyle, Pos-tal Inspector, Box 4998,Jacksonville 1, Florida,

GirlScouts

Safety ProgramThere will be a safety pro-

gram sponsored by the SeniorGi2 Scouts of Deerfield.Beach,at the city hall in DeerfieldBeach at 8 p.m. Jan. 29.

Two State Highway Patrol-men from Ft. Lauderdale head-quarters will Enow movies.Also attending will be Deer-field Police Chief ArthurCole. An open forum with 'thepatrolmen and an insurancere«ajesentatlve Reid Hardin,to -" answer questions willfollow the movies.

All teenagers and parentsare urged to attend

master of ceremonies. Mi-chael Zicoeski gave theopening prayer, which wasfollowed by a scripture read-ing by Dennis Cooley, vice-president. Dennis also ledhis class in singing America.

A poem, The Arbor Tree,was recited by Leslie Bart-lett, Barbara Motzer, LynnKrautjwald and BarbaraBradney. "How To Plant aTree" was read by MarieCicala, and Why We KeepArbor Day was given byJean Selleck, Veronica Ugfs,Marie Cicala, Paul South-ard, Susan Fitzgerald, Don-na Lavery and Stephen Ol-sen.

An essay on PreventingForest Fires, was read byPeter Kay, fifth grader, andMartin Snow read an origi-nal essay, "How to PreventForest Fires from Starting,"Susan Kane spoke on "WeTake Trees Too Much for

i Granted."The celebration closed

with the singing of "Ameri-; ca the Beautiful," and aj benediction by Rev. Rich-ard D. Clement.

Kiiv anisTo Aid

MtgrantWorkersTire need for a relief pro-

gram for the families ofmigrant workers west of BocaRaton was told the KiwanisClub at their Tuesday meet-ing.

Rev. Ken Thornton told ofthe pitiful plight of the migrantworkers who are unable tofind work following the cropdisaster.

Donations may be left ateither the Methodist Churchof the Baptist Church.

The Kiwanis committee willsee that the food, clothing,bedding or supplied are deliv-ered where they will do themost good.

Anyone wishing furtherinformation call Rev. Clementat 5005 or Ed Barnhardt atthe Kwik-Chek.

Second Annual SportCarRaces Sponsored ByLeglonBoca Raton's Second annual

sports car races have beenset for March 9, by the SportsCar Club of America, DanielM. Andrews, commander ofPost 277, American Legion.said.

The Army Air Field atBoca Raton, where the speed-sters are to run, is consideredone of the fastest tracks inFlorida, with some of the

American and European carshitting 150 miles per hour.

A "Boca Raton RaceQueen" is to be selected.Contestants are to be singlegirls from 16 to 23 years ofage, The winner will beselected on personality,poise and appearance. Thoseyoung ladies wishing to enterthe contest are requested tosend their entry to: Boca

Raton Race <t>ueen Comm-ittee, American Legion Post277, 160 N.W. 2nd St. BocaRaton. Entries must be re-ceived before 11:55 p.m. Feb.15 and contain name, address,and age of entry.

Judges for the contest willbe selected from Boca Raton,Boynton Beach, Dehay Beach,Deerfield Beach and PompanoBeach.

Principal RobertFultonElected Outs tan ding Citizen

Robert Fulton, principal of David McFarland, Bill Doyle,Seacrest High School, was Cecil Stanley, John Olson,named the "outstanding Frank Doherty, George Bieg-citizen of the year" by the ler, Ira' Westbrook and WaltCivitan Club and a plaque Gloskowski. Tommy Sullivan,designating the honor was another senior, was unableawarded to him at the meeting to be present.Monday night at the GirlScout lodge. ) | — —

Randy Pinder, chairman ofthe awar'd committee, present-ed the plaque to Fulton.

The Seacrest senior footballplayers were honored at thedinner, and were presentedminiature silver footballs.Coach James Reichert, whowas a special guest, introd-uced the players. Included inthe group were Tommy Darr,

Boca YouthsHonored

Miss Gwen Jennings andTommy Minnehan werehonored as "Girl and Boy ofthe month," selected for out-standing citizenship as stu-dents at Seacrest HighSchool. They were sponsor-ed by the Exchangettes andExchange Club of DelrayBeach. j

Gwen is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Joe E. Jen-nings of NW 2nd Ave. Tom-my is the son of Mr. andMrs. Dave Minnehan, alsoof NW 2nd Ave.

Be boutHeadsFederaI Savings

Members of the FirstFederal Savings and LoanAssociation of Delray Beachat the annual meeting Jan,15 re-elected W.P. Bebout andWilliam C. Mizelle directorsfor three year terms.

Bebout, who, resides inBoca Raton, is active in theinsurance and real estatebusiness. Mizelle is execut-ive vice president of theAssociation.

Following the members'meeting, the board of directorsmet and elected as officersJohn N. Kabler, president;B.C. Butler, vice president;William C. Mizelle, executivevice president and treasurer;Mrs. Corinne Brooks, secre-tary; • Miss Norma Beery,assistant secretary; C. Harri-son Newman, assistant trea-surer and branch manager;A, Vance Morgan, controller;Neil R. MacMillan, attorney,and MfS. Elizabeth Kilbourn,school savings supervisor.

From Boca"Look Here" - NBC TV's

Sunday afternoon interviewshow with Martin Agronskywill be telecast live from theBoca Raton Hotel and Club»on Jan. 26.

Subject for Agronsky'sinterview will be Boca'shost pro "Slammin' Sam"Snead. The program will takeplace on the first tee of theclub's championship golfcourse and Sam will demon-strate many of the shots thathave made him one of themost famous names in golf.

The program which will becarried by the full NBC TVnetwork and goes on the air3:30 EST is emceed byMartin A.grpnsky, whose pene-trating analysis of the newshas won him many awards,the program has previouslydelved into the lives ofSecretary of State John FosterDulles, John L. Lewis, OgdenNash and other prominentnational figures,

Tryouts For NextPlayhouse Show Slated

J. Stuart Warrington, dir-ector of the Delray BeachPlayhouse has announcedthat tryouts for the secondproduction of the seasons"Three Men on a Horse",will be held Sunday at thePlayhouse at 2:30 p.m.,Thisfarce-comedy about bettingon the horses, by John CecilHolm and George Abbottenjoyed a long Broadway run,and calls for a cast of 11men and four women. It isscheduled to be produced theweek of Feb. 17.

Volunteer workers complet-ed the painting of the inter-ior of the Playhouse in timefor the opening on Mondayevening. All of the paint forthe walls and the seats wasdonated by Eric Hansen ofthe Delray Mercantile Com-pany.

Earth is the .third planet inin order of distance from thesun.

March of Dimes Month

Governor Leroy Collinscited the National Foundationfor Infantile Paralysis fortwenty years of service toFlorida and the nation as hesigned the proclamation * de-noting January as Marchof Dimes Month. Doyle Hanna,six year-old Tallahasseepolio victim, received theproclamation in the Governor's'office.

Sidney H. Pool

PoolSeeksEject ion

Sydney H. "Buss" Pool isa candidate for city commiss-ioner. He asks your supportin both the primary and gen-eral elections.

Pool stated, "It is my wishto serve you as one of thetwo city commissioners, asI know I can meet all andmore of the following require-ments." To plan with visionthe future development, growthand economy of Boca Raton,courage to make beneficialdecisions, impartial and fairtreatment of all residents,possess physical staminarequired to give full effortto responsibilities, as yourcity commissioner. The abilityto help all city departmentscontinue to maintain peakeffieiency to the benefit ofall citizens of Boca REto enviously guard ampreserve the high pos:Boca Raton now enjoys *choice place to live anraise our families. I 1been a taxpayer and resiof Boca Raton for seven y<and am now engaged ininess in town. Your voteme on both the Feb. 4 andrun-off on the 18 willappreciated, and your supwill be always held in "1Esteem" Pool said.

CORRECTIONThe name of A. L. M'

was omitted from the liicandidates in our isaU'January I 7. He is one olten candidates whose nswill appear on the ballcthe coming election.

2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Fri.iay, Jan. 24, 1958

AdultClassesOfferedThe Palm Beach County

Vocational School, in coop-eration with Robert Fulton,principal of Seacrest HighSchool, will offer eveninginstruction for adults intyping, shorthand, and book-keeping, according to Ken-neth F. Johnson, director ofvocational education for theCounty.

These courses are tentat-ively scheduled to start inFebruary. So that classesmay be set up according todemands of the community,it is requested that thosepersons interested in thisinstruction call the school,CR 6-5361. Only thoseclasses with a minimum of20 advance registrations willbe offered.

This instruction is part ofthe School Board's vocationaleducation program and is foradults 16 years of age orover, who are not regularlyenrolled in high- school.

No tuition will be chargedfor these courses; however,is a small registration fee.

Starting dates will be ann-ounced later.

Birthday greetings thisweek to Sarg. Nixon and G.E.Butler, Jr.

Our sympathy to GladysErickson whose mother, Mrs.Georgiana Barstow passedaway this week. Gladys is inProvidence, R.I. to attendfuneral services.

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CummingsToBe Featured

The premiere production ofthe new Royal PoincianaPlayhouse at Palm BeachFeb. 3-8, brings Bob Oum-mings and the cast of histelevision show, Ann B.Davis, Dwayne Hick man,Lyle Talbot, Olive Sturgess,Lisa Davis, and special gueststar, Julie Bishop, in RonaldAlexander's gay, romanticcomedy,"Holiday For Lovers"which will be staged byEddie Rubin in settings by

HOME COURSESAVAILABLE AT Uo OF F.

Some 3,086 persons enrolledlast year in the 160 collegeand high school level corres-pon dence courses offered bythe General Extension Div-ision of Florida.

The courses are preparedby faculty members of theUniversity of Florida, Gaines-ville, and Florida StateUniversity, Tallahassee.

A bulletin "of courses forthe present year may be ob-tained from the Department ofCorrespondence Instruction,General Extension Division ofFlorida, 908 Seagle Building,Gainesville.

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Bob Cummings and the cast-of "Holiday For Lovers" arescheduled to arrive at thePalm Beach InternationalAirport Sunday evening, viaEastern Airlines flight 103,at 11:47 p.m., from Hollywood,Calif. Mrs. Cummings, theformer Mary Elliot, willaccompany the star to Flor-ida, Cummings' screen andtelevision fans are invitedto greet him at the airport onhis arrival.

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Fair To Have Exhibits,Rides, Miss America

More than five miles ofcolorful exhibits, a"Gayway"with over 25 rides, many newand exciting contests andentertainment for all ageswill feature the annual PalmBeach County Fair openingFriday.

Personal appearance of"Miss America 1958" withtwo score local beauties, theannual bike races for schoolchildren, auto races, theVolunteer Firemen's tourna-ment and a daily revue with a15 piece band from PalmBeach Air Force base willbe among the highlights.

South Florida's largestagricultural, industrial, comm-ercial, school and home-makers exposition will beformally opened at 7 p.m.Friday with a dedication ofthe new Fairgrounds on StateRoad 80, just west of WestPalm Beach. BeginningSaturday, Jan. 25, gates willopen at 1 p.m. includingSunday.

Free parking will be pro-vided on more than 20 acresof hard-surfaced area and afour-lane entrance leads intothe Speedway location fromState Road 80." Exhibits willbe found in two huge newpermanent buildings and morethan 16 tents from 50 to 150feet long. A large portion of

Beta SororityTo March

Boca Raton mothers alongwith thousands of volunteerswill be knockingon your doorsJan. 30 in the annual MothersMarch against polio, a houseto house finale to the 1958March of Dimes. The EpsilonPi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phiis sponsoring the marchlocally.

The march will be conduct-ed during the early eveninghours to allow volunteers tocomplete block assignmentsbefore late hours. In someareas the workers will solicitduring the afternoon takingadvantage of daylight hours.

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•the 150 site has been land-scaped. There's representat-ion from many county schools,the State parks and historicalmemorial department, Forestry,Game and Fresh Water Fishcommission, Palm Beach AirRase and other armed forces,the 4-H clubs, Home Demon-stration units and hundreds ofup-to-date products represent-ing Palm Beach County.

Miss America", 20-year-old Marilyn Van Derbur, willappear at 3 p.m. Saturday infront of the Speedway grand-stand, with entrants in the"Miss County Fair" contestsponsored by the Jaycees ofthe county. Earlier, at 1 p.m.school children from thefourth to ninth grades willcompete in the annual bike.races.

NASCAR races are sched-uled for 1 and 2:30 p.m. Sun-day with the modified sports-man hobby championship and$2,000 in prize money atstake. Tuesday afternoonthere'll be an exhibition by*Navy Frogmen in the Speed-way lagoon and Wednesdaynight will be the VolunteerFiremen's Tournament withteams from 11 departments.They'll put out oil fires,climb ladders, and wind upwith a new "polo" game us-ing fire hoses as weapons.Jaycee will enter a comedyact.

BOCA POLO PLAYSDETROIT SUNDAY

The Boca Raton Polo Clubmeets Detroit CCC on Sun-day, Jan. 26, in a match gameat the. Hoca Raton Polo Club.The Boca Quartet defeatedSolocup-Circle " F " lastSunday in a rematch 7-5 andthis week's game will seeBoca out to drop Detroit CCCfrom the ranks of the unbeat-en. The Detroit team recentlywon the Ft. Lauderdale Cupdefeating Solocup-Circle " F " .

Spectators at this week'smatch have an additionalthrill in store with announce-ment by Boca Raton PoloClub officials that CecilSmith and Stewart Iglehart,two of the three ten-goalplayers in the U.S. willumpire the match. Smith,"Mr. Polo," is making hisfirst appearance of the sea-son at Boca Raton and willbe seen later in the seasonplaying for the Oak BrookPolo Club of Hinsdale, 111.

Riding for Boca Raton atnumber 1 is Captain BertBeveridge, 3 goals; JulioMuller, who thrilled thecrowds last weekend, will beat number 2 carrying 6 goals;nine goaler George Oliver at3, and Benny Guiterrez, 3goals at number 4.

CCC will have CaptainBeveridge, 4 goals at number1; Pedro Silvero, 5 goals innumber 2 spot; Harold Barrywith nine goals at number3; and Robert Uihlein, Jr.,3 goals at number 4.

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Boca Raton N®wgPublished on Friday

165 E. Palmetto Park Road

Phone 52 1 I or 9005 if no answer phone- 6-5274Robert L. and Lora S. Britt, Publishers

Beatrice Landry, EditorHelen Murphy, Office Manager

Subscription Rates: I year, $3.00; 2 years, $5.00Enlorod as second class matter at ths poit ofiiro

oi Boca Baton, Fia., December 1, 1955.

The Boca Raton News is a hometown paper aerv*ing the people of the town. Support of it by ad-vertising and contributions of news copy will helpthe paper grow, which in turn will help the comnus-jnity grow.

JAYCEES SPONSORPOLITICAL FORUM

The Junior Chamber ofCommerce will sponsor itsannual election eve politicalforum at the Boca RatonSchool Auditorium on Fridayevening Jan. .31 at 7:30 it wasannounced tqday by JackBenham, Jaycee president.

This will be the only chancethe voters of Boca Ratonwill have to hear all cand-idates on the same program,Be"nham added. There will beseveral hundred comfortableseats .available and writtenquestions may be submitted tothe candidates by the aud-ience.

National Jaycee WeekThe people of Boca Raton can be mighty

proud of Its Jaycees, who are now celebrat-ing National Jaycee Week.

A lot of folks may harbor the impressionthat the local Jaycee group is just a fun-lov-ing bunch of young men, more interested inhoisting drinking glasses and engaging inhorse-play than in constructive work for theimprovement of their city. This is not s o -

Some of the work accomplished by theJaycees included: a political forum such asthe one scheduled next Week, giving eachcandidate an equal chance to present hisviews to the public.

They launched the"Walk on Green" saf-ty program, recognized the capabilities ofcity manager William Lamb and nominated

him for the State Jaycee Award.They brought nationwide publicity to

Boca Raton as they co-sponsored lovelyDorothy Steiner aa Miss Florida and thensent her on to Atlantic City to seek theMiss America title.

The Jaycees also were co-sponsors of the"Voice of Democracy" contest, joined theDeerfield Jaycees and put on the first Annu-al Fishing Rodeo in this area. They helpedbuild a scout hut at the Boy Scout Camp atJupiter.

Tonight they will select an outstandingyoung man from the community and bestowupon him the "Outstanding Citizen Award".

Our hats aie off to the Jaycees.

LettersI To The Editor

Ed, Note: The following let-ter is printed as an item ofjpktthlrc interest.The Palm Beach CountyCommission. Attention Ml.Key Michael, jr., ehairmaA,Oehtlemen:-

Your attention in -invitedto the condition of Palmet-to Road in Boca Ratonwhich is a county highwayfrom A1A west to No. 7.

Some years ago, a tem-porary wooden bridge wasput over the canal whichdrains the airport. Thisbridge is out of line withPalmetto Road making %kmk in the highway.

Just south of the bridge,and at the point of kink, thehill waa not cut down anddrivers cannot see a carcoming toward them.

Furthermore, the old 15-ft. black top was left inplace in the hill and the roadwas not widened to standardwidth as at the bridge.

The combined hiddensurve, steep hill, and narrow

'c top made a trafficrd that may easily re-in a bad accident - - -ren death itself,oresta residents makey travel on this road.ians are now under wayjome 450 to 500 newes to be built in 1958e area just south of Flo-. It is certain that afrom now the use of

road will be extremelyy.is urgent that the Coun-ommission take care ofhazard as a No, I im-ate project; and that'manent concrete bridgeuilt a» soon as possible.

Respectively,H. J. Dane.

to Mr. Ben F. Sundy,ay Beach, Fla.

ThievesRobParkedCar

Thieves netted $145 whenthey broke into a cat parkedsouth of the Inlet Bridge onHighway A1A, Police ChiefW.H. Brown stated.

The victims were ident-ified as Mr. and Mrs. A.L.Nieskens of Grand Bozeman,

Montv, guests at Mobile Homes.Taken from the car was awomans purse containing $25in cash and $120 in travelerschecks, Nieskens told police.

MAN CHARGEDWITH LARCENY

A Miami man has beenarrested here by Police Chiei

t W.H. Brown and charged withpetty larceny after he wasaccused of stealing severalarticles from Loves DrugStore.

The man was identified asElmer Madison, 57, who waspreviously convicted here inPalm Beach County on char-ges of shop lifting, accordingto Chief Brown. Madison wasbeing held without bond,pending further investigation,the chief said,

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cushmanof Miami were week-end guestsof Mr. and Mrs. M.B. Harhay.

EYE CONSERVATIONWEEK, JAN. 19-25

In observance of "EyeConservation Week" Jan. 19-'25 the Boca Raton Lions will

PROCLAMATION

NOTICE OF ELECTION

.Notice is hereby gkvtn that there will be a PRIMARYl*L to *£*..Clty Hail tor the <** ° r Boca Ra'°n.February 4th A.D. 1958, between the hours of 7:00 A.P.M. at which election the four candidates receivingnumber of votes will be nominated tor the office ofissioner and will be entered on the ballot at theELECTION to be held February 18th A.D. 1938, atthe two candidates receiving the highest number ofDC Ql6Cv6uL

Said Election will be held in accordance with thev S ? ^ w ,Ot Oie Citf ot Boca Raton Md *of Florida, in such case made and provided.

Witness my hand this 14th day of January, 1958.

ELECTIONFlorida, onM. and 7:00the highestCity Comm-GENERALwhich timevotes shall

charter and«' the State

ATTEST: _________________ffm; H. Lamb, City 0*«*

'iibllsh: January 84 and 31, 1958,

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My WindowBy Baatete® kmdsf

Jan was a happy baby whose bubbling laughter broughtresponding smiles from everyone. Her small world wasfilled with love and peace, warmth and comfort. Crownedwith buttercup tinted silken curls, blue eyes sparkling mis-chievously, Jan lived her ten-month life fully.

That is, until one Easter Sunday when she awoke filledwith indescribable pain unable to move her tormentedbody.

What fallowed seemed like a nightmare, The doctor'svisit, the long ambulance ride when every turn of thewheels, raced Jan's struggling breath. The dreaded word wasspoken . . . polio.

Weeks, then months passed while Jan'fought for theright to live, to take breaths with her frail chest muscle*without the aid of mechanics. Daily visits when mothercrooned comfort to her baby, hardly able to hear Jan's be-seeching eyes. What had happened to her happy world?

Long vigils ended when she left the hospital, a hauntingshadow of her former self. Next came months and finallyyears of passive exercise, therapy and constant watchful-ness of the paralyzed hip and leg. Thrice weekly visitsto the hospital out-patient department, an all day effort.Regular check-ups were given by doctors, foremost intheir field.

One muscle operation, then another, and finally thelast one. Steel braces locked Jan's leg as she struggled tolearn to walk. First steps were taken clinging to parallelbars then graduating to assisting hands. Finally one joy-ous day she stood alone and the second battle was won.

No one measures the life of a child in price but Jan'streatment had cost thousands of dollars over what her dis-traught parents could raise.

That was when the Polio Foundation stepped in. Withmoney contributed from the March of Dimes, hundreds ofMatherlr Marches and generous individuals, bought a fu-turf for a little-golden haired girl.1 T . h a t S r e a t e r 'hanks could a donor want than to see alaughing young ady of eight come careening down a side-walk on battered rollerskates, the only reminder of her or-deal a slight difference in the size of one leg and a host ofpainful memories.• A priceless gift for Jan and the many others like her,born too soon for the Salk vaccine. Jan, her parents, andall her brothers and. sisters thank you. They hope you willcontinue to help other youngsters still recouperating froma n 1 r i n g n g t C i m S ° f thfapy and medioal care'you and me-can we let them

Jan^s story, is true, I know, because I drove her to thefeotafk t

Trea.tments a n d h a d * • Privilege of leaching

her to walk. Jan s courage never faltered although I can't

K « A s S I M se loving h ? r - s h e wa**» ««yand ^*• yOM, ahe will have her chance to play and danca andg*OWuP enjoying all of childheed's delights

start their program of screentesting all the elementaryschool children both whiteand colored in Boca Raton.This is the eighth year theBoca Lions have carriedthrough with the eye testing,program.

IS NOT ENOUGH!

By The Mayor Of TheCity Of Boca Raton

A PROCLAMATIONWHEREAS, the civic bodies and service organizations or our

community and the departments of the local governmentrecognize the JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, and

WH^fnf^' J ? ! 'tfifi6 lUt* and con"nun"y chapters of theUnited States Junior Chamber of Commerce have set asidettie week of January 19-26, 1958, to observe the founding ofthe Junior Chamber of Commerce, and to commemorate suchfounding by selection of the outstanding young man of thiscommunity aa recipient of the Distinguished Service Award,and

WHEREAS, this organization of young men through projects ofcommunity service is building leadership within its ranksfor the future of this City,

NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority vested in meas Mayor of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, I do hereby

S f t ^ J ^ I °f January 19 throu«h M> 19M- "WEEK and urge all citizens of our community to

isisss?to ** *-servio68 °f the junior

Show And PlayhouseDelightDelray Audiences

Theater-goers have untilSaturday night to see theDelray Beach Playhouse pre-sent its first show, "Philadel-phia Story," in the newbuilding on Lake Ida.

The opening night, Mon-day, drew a full house whoenjoyed the Philip Barrystory under the capable di-rection of Stuart Warrington.Slow moving that first night,the show picked up tempoTuesday and has receivedplaudits of those attending.

The acoustics, which didnot lend themselves too wellto hearing, will be improvedas well as other minor chan-ges that will all add to thecomfort and enjoyment ofthe audience. The Playhousedid an almost superhumanjob of having the theaterready in time for the sched-uled performance, so the au-diences were more aware oftheir accomplishments thanany imperfections they mayhave noticed.

The cast of "PhiladelphiaStory" gave fine performan-ce. Stell Reeves, as TracyLord, the young Philadel-phia blue-blood enteringinto her second marriage,and William Monsees, repor-ter sent by the sensationalDestiny magazine to write up

The GriddleChangesOwners

The Griddle Restaurant hasbeen sold by Mrs, MargaretLynch to Irving Bosinoff. ofBristol, N.H. according toWilliam Day.

Bosinoff has had twenty-five years experience inMassachusetts and NewHampshire. Barney Bosinoff,father of the purchaser, is inBoca Raton and will act asco-manager with Mrs. Lynchuntil his son arrives aboutFeb. 1.

The same high-class ser-vice will be maintained",according to the new owners.

Leo Fox acted as attorneyin the transfer of the sale.Sonny Weldon handled thesale for the William Dayoffice.

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A tour of Casa Rosa, BocaRaton's oldest estate, will besponsored by the GardenClub from 1:00 to 6 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 26.

Mrs. Leon Lewis and Mre.Anthony Mojkowski, co-chairmen of the garden j>ar-!ty announce the famous eld.home, designed by AddUon/Mizner, is a showplace"" ofantiques and rare tropicalplants. There are over 200varieties of hibiscus repre-sented in the lovely land-scaped gardens of CasaRosa, home of Mrs, LilaWillingham, who's watercolors of 154 flowers nativeto Florida will also be ondisplay,

Refreshments will be serv*ed during the afternoon.

Mrs. William Derby andMrs. Windsor Boyle are co-chairmen of tickets, GardenClub members will have tic-kets also, or they may bepurchased at the gate onSunday.

the wedding, were especiallygood.

Vince Canning, Jr., asthe bridegroom-about-to-be,Inez Montgomery (Tracy'smother), Wayne Terrell asher son, and Wanda Mon-sees, the photographer cov-ering the wedding, and J.Emory Owens, Tracy's firsthusband who returned tocomplicate things, playedtheir roles well as importantcharacters in the "Philadel-phia Story." Pierre Crenier,who was Uncle Willie, Rog-er Montgomery, NelsonFreeland, Andrew Elkinick,'Dick Liberty and GeorgeBest, all in supporting roles,added to the well-knit cash

Settings for the play de-signed by Director Warring-ton and executed with theassistance of" Robert Over-dorf", were outstanding. Theinterior of the Lord's livingroom was attractively fur-nished witii much attentiongiven to detail,

Mrs. Thomas Thames hadcharge of the refreshmentsserved at the intermissionsand she was assisted by Mrs.Nathan Sharp, Mrs. WilliamM. Buck, Mrs, Phoebe VanHorn, Mrs. Stephen San-ford, Mrs. Gayle BakewellSloan and Mrs. Andrew Fa-bens. —L.S.B.

OfficersElected

The National Associationof Retired- Civil Employeeshas chartered Chapter No.647 to serve the Boca Ra-ton, Delray Beach, andBoynton Beach area. TheNational Assn. is headed byFrank J. Wilson, formerChief of the United StatesSecret Service", and is head-quartered in Washington D.C. It exists to promote theenjoyment and security ofretirement life by formeremployees of the UnitedStates Government.

The local chapter held itsfirst election of permanentofficers Tuesday, Jan. 21, atthe American Legion Hall inDelray Beach. Williams A.Fraser and Roger K, Winch,president and secretary ofthe Pompano Beach chapter,installed the following offi-cers: Joseph I. Hoopes, pre-sident; A. F. Getz, first vicepresident; Roscoe E. Magueof Boca Raton, second vicepresident? H, P. Sevy, treas-urer; and Mrs. Violet Flem-ing, secretary.

An American Flag waspresented to the chapter byO'Neal-Priest Post No. 4141Veterans of Foreign Wars,of which Clayborne Morrisof Delray is commander,

Five Lots SoldFive lots in the Industrial

Area were sold Tuesday for$120,000 as indicated bystamps on a warranty deedfiled in the office of J. AlexArnette, Clerk of CircuitCourt.

Karen von Reis Newlanderand Willet Newlander, herhusband, and Siri von Reis,all of Oakland County, Mich.,were the sellers, and purchas-er was the Castro RealtyCorp., Ft. Lauderdale, Statedocumentary stamps totaling$240 were' attached to the

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Michigan will honor the Univ-ersity president, Dr. HarlanThatcher and Mrs. Thatcher,with a dinner at the BeachClub of Ft. Lauderdale, Tues-day, Feb. 4, William Seeley,chairman of arrangements,said today.

Field secretary of theAlumni Association, Mrs.Robert Morgan, and Mrs. Mor-gan, will also be honoredguests, as will other prom-inent Michigan alumni.

The evening will begin withcocktails at 6:30 followed bydinner at 7:30.

Reservations may be madewith Mrs. Robert of Ft. Laud-erdale, JAckson 2-9921

American HistoryMonth Proclaimed

"American History shouldnever be underestimated inits power to check widespreadteaching of various "isms"to youth," Governor yCollins said in singing theproclamation designatingFebruary as American'HistoryMonth in Florida

Mrs, J.B. Dunn, regent ofthe Jonathan Dickinson chap-ter, DAR, has called upon allcitizens to recognize andobserve the purpose of -theGovernor's proclamation

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Friday, Jan. 24, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS_5_

14 Classrooms And SuitesTo Cost Around$500,000

The County School Boardwill receive bids, Feb. 7, onthe new junior high schoolfor Delray Beach.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hand,Board member, said that shehopes south county contrac-tors will submit bids on thebuilding, which will be ahalf-million-dollar structure.

Bond funds will supply$482,400 of the money and$1 10,000 by County funds.Of this latter mount $30,000

Buyers FearTaxBoost

Palm Beach County tax-payers were assured by thecounty commission this weekthat whatever value is placedon property by .the countyassessor, the board will makeevery effort to keep tax billsthe same — or less if poss-ible.

The board issued the state-ment in an attempt to clearup what they termed a mis-understanding over assess-ment procedures calling for araise in valuations.

The commission, which setsthe levy for county operation,said a raise in assessmentswill probably mean a reductionin rnillage and no increase intaxes.

"We are going to hold theline," said CommissionerKenneth Foster, who advisedthe commission that realestate sales are dropping offbecause prospective buyers

will be for a stage in Sea-crest High School auditor-ium, included in this con«tract.

The new school, to be sit-uated on the southwest sec-tion of the Seacrest HighSchool tract, will have 14regular classrooms. Therewill also be science rooms,home economics suite, libra-ry, industrial arts room, of-fice and administration suite,cafetorium, physical educa-tion building and a musicroom, The classrooms willbe two-story.

Edgar Wortman is archi-tect for the building.

Mrs. Hand said that planswill be received Feb. 2 1 forthe new Boynton JuniorHigh School. It will be simi-liar to the Delray Beachschool and will cost nearlya half-million dollars.

fear a boost in taxes.Said Commissioner Lake

Lytal, "We are going to takeadvantage of high valuationto pad the budget."

The board said the publiccan be assured that it wouldview the tax levies and expen-ditures with the same conser-vative eye it has used in thepast.

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Assension Lutheran Cnurd*(United Lutheran) The ser-vice 11:00 a.m. at BoyntonTheatre. Rev. H. WilliamJohnson, jr.

Bcca Raton PresbyterianChapel, N.W. 4th St. at Flo-rida Military Academy;(formerly Children's Man-de, pastcfr. Sunday school9:45 a.m., morning worship1 1 a.m. Mid-week service onWednesday. Nursery facili-ties available at the 11 a.m.service.

Conference Church - On theBible Conference Grounds.Sunday school 9:45 a.m.Sunday worship services 11a.m. and'7:45 p.m. "Fam-ily Night" Prayer service7:30 p.m.

Church of the Open Door -Rev. Albert L, Eastman;Sunday services at Lion'sClub Building, N.W. 4thAvenue. Morning Worship1 1 a.m. Sunday school 9:45.Evening services are held inBuilding S-2024 at N.W.35th Street and 8th Ave.Young peoples meeting 6:30p.m. Evening worship at7:30 p.m. Prayer meetingWednesday, 7:30 p.m.

Community PresbyterianChurch of Deerfield Beach.Sunday school 9:30 a.m. un-der the direction of John L.Greene. Morning worship,1 1 p.m. Rev. Arland Briggs,Pastor.

First Baptist Chapel - Pal-metto Park Rd, Morningworship 11 a.m.; Sunday,school 10 a.m. Nurseryavailable. B.T.IJ. 6:30 p.m.Evening worship 7:30 eachSunday. Mid-week prayerservice 7:30 on Wednesday.Choir rehearsal 9 p.m. eachWednesday. Pastor: Rev. R.D. Clement.

Faith Baptist Church - .AConservative Baptist Chur-ch" - One block west US-1and Sample Rd., No. Pom-pano. Rev. Donald F. Roop,pastor, Sunday school 9:30a.xn.; Worship service 10:45

a.m.; Evening service 7:30p.m. Bible study on Wed-nesday, 7:30 p.m. For freetransportation, call Boca5954.

First Baptist Church, Deer-field s N.E. nd St.. Rev. G.Robert Rowe, pastor. Morn-ing worship 1 1 a.m.; Sundayschool, 9:45; Evening wor-shop service, 7:30 p.m. BTU6:30; Mid-week prayer ser-vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.

First Methodist Church ofBoca Raton, NE 2nd Ave-nue at 6th Street. Rev. EltonG. Powell, Pastor. Churchschool, 9:45 a.m.; Churchservice 1 1:00 a.m. Nurseryavailable for children. MYFmeets Sunday, 6:00 p.m. inthe Church Hall. Choir re-hearsal, Thursday, 8 p.m.

First Presbyterian Church,U.S.A. Floyd Emerson Lo-gee, A.B.B.D., Pastor, Mrs.Lillian F. Parker Director ofMusic. Sunday school in.Teen Center at 9:30 a.m.,Robert Beattie Jr., Supt.,Kenneth W. Higgins, assist-ant. Morning Worship inBoca Raton Hotel Auditor-ium, 1 1 :00 a.m.

St. Gregory's EpiscopalChurch: 245 E. Boca RatonRoad. Sunday, 7:40 Matins,8:00 Holy Eucharist, 9:00Family Eucharist, 1 1 :00morning prayer and sermon.Tuesday, Thursday, Friday7:30 Holy Eucharist; Thurs-day 10:00 Holy Eucharist.Sacrament of Penance 5-6p.m. Saturdays. The Rev.James C, Stoutsenberger.

St. Joan of Arc CatholieParish. Sunday, 7, 9 and10:30 masses at the CatholicParish hall ,155 NW 20thSt. Confessions will be heardevery Saturday from 5 - 6and 7-8 p.m. Daily massweek days, 7:30 a.m. exceptWednesdays. Father DavidHeffernan, pastor, and Fath-er Miguel Goni, assistantpastor.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church180 E. Royal Palm Road;the Rev. George Schuster,

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Faith BaptistArt DeMoss of Albany, N.Y.

will be guest speaker Sundaymorning. He has been con-ducting evangelistic meet-ings in Mexico City. Rev.Harry Liu will tell of hiswork in Germany at the even-ing meeting, according toRev. Donald F. Roop, pastor.

Church of tlie Open Door"Character Revealed By

Decision" will be the sermontopic of Rev. Albert L. East-man Sunday morningi TheSunday School reports theyhad the largest attendanceon record at their last meet-ing, in the Lion's Club build-ing. Evening services areheld in Building S-2024located on the Air Base at32nd St. and 8 th Ave. Newdirectional signs are beinginstalled for the church. Abusiness meeting will beheld tonight at 7:30 p.m. inthe Lion's Club.

Community PresbyterianChurch. Rev. Arnold V. Briggswill speak Sunday on, "Meet-ing Life Successfully" TheMen's Club will have a cov-ered dish supper at 6:30 p.m.tonight. A. S. Benner will

Pastor. Sunday worship at8:30 and 1 I a.m. Sundayschool 9:45 a.m., all ageclass groups and a specialBible class for adults.

preside, the guest speakerwill be Clarence Landsittel,city manager of DeerfieldBeach. The newly electedcity commissioners havebeen invited.First Presbyterian Church"Sharing in God's Power"

will be the subject of thesermon in the First Presby-terian Church of Boca Ratonat Worship in the auditoriumof the Hotel at 11 a.m. Sun-day. Young people are part-icularly invited to share inthis service as youth through-out the country are uniting inthis common observance ofWestminister Fellowship Dayand in many places are lead-ing jn the worship.

Choir rehearsal is beingsheld at the Manse on Fridayat 8 p.m. and you will bewelcomed.BIBLE CONFERENCE - -

A chartered piaffe willbring a group of 60 Penn-sylvanians to the Boca RatonBible Conference Groundsto attend Fuller TheologicalSeminary week which beginsMonday.

The p'iane will arrive to-morrow at the air base herein time for the visitors to at-'tend the Saturday night Sac-red Music Concert. GaryMoore, gospel baritone solo-ist of Detroit, will be thefeatured singer for the pro*

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Two sittings for the pre-concert dinner, one at 5 p.m.and one at 6:30 p.m..will bescheduled so that the diningroom, which seats 300, mayaccomodate the anticipatedcrowd.

Beginning Tuesday therewill be daily sessions of theFuller Conference at 10 a.m.and 7:30 pMn. These will beconducted by Dr. EdwardJohn Carnell, president ofFuller Theological Seminary,which was founded ten yearsago by Dr. Charles E. Fuller,famed radio preacher anddirector of the "Old Fash-ioned Revival Hour", Dr.Harold Lindsell, Dean of theacuity and Professor of

Missions, and R. DonaldWeber, assistant to Dr. Car-nell. In addition, a film fea-ture will b e s h o w n e a c hnight at 9 p.m.

Special >rnusic during theweek will be under the dir-ection of Neil Macaulay withhis wife, Patricia, at theorgan.

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Rt. Rev. William F, Moses, Suffragen Bishop of South Floridaadministers confirmation to Sally Munyer at St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church Sunday morning,-Photo by Margaret Olsson

ST. PAUL'SLUTHERAN CHURCH"What Jesus Said at the

Most Famous Well In His-tory" will be the sermonsubject of the Rev. GeorgeSchuster at the 8:30 a.m.and 1 I :00 a.m. Sunday ser-vices in St. Paul's LutheranChurch at 180 E. Royal Rd.of Boca Raton. At 9:30 a.m. he will speak to theAdult Bible Class for menand women on "All AboutHoly Baptism."

Sunday School "RocketRace" to Begin I An atten-dance contest, lasting tenweeks, will begin this Sun-day morning, January 26, at9:30 a.m. in St. Paul's Lu-theran Sunday School. Eachclass will be represented bya special "rocket" suspend-ed in the assembly auditor-ium, and the various classeswill strive to have their roc-ket reach the winning goalfirst. A prize awaits the win-

ning group. Serving on the"rocket race" committee areMrs. Elsie Mayo; Mrs. Wil-ber Dahlberg, Mr. MauriceOldre; Mrs. Dwight Mosher;Mrs. Eleanor Linden; Mrs.Maude Turvey; Mrs. Er-skine Feldmann; Mrs. Doro-thy Oldre; and Mrs. GeorgeSchuster.

Youth Forum at 7 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 26th, anotherYouth Forum will be held,with a social period of re-freshments and games fol-

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Returns on REAL ESTATE, TANGIBLE and INTANGIBLE PERSONALProperty should be filed at this time, I respectfully urge all taxpayersto meet me st the vsrious appointments and make their returns. 1 shallbe glad to discuss any tax problem you may have and help you in any

If Tor any reason you cannot meet me at these appointed places, theTax Aseessor's Office, County Court House, Weat Palm Beach, willbe open for the purpose of receiving returns until the first of April,After that date no returns can be filed, nor can a homestead be accept-

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ConfirmationMSt. Gregory's;

The Rt. Rev. William F.Moses, Suffragen Bishop ofSouth Florida administeredconfirmation to seven child-ren and one adult at the 9a.m. service of St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church last Sun-day.

Confirmed were Perry B.Sriyder, Marilyn and DianneMunyer, Sally and JacquelineMercer, Edward and EricOlseh and Paul Southard.

The Bishop received thenewly confirmed membersand their parents after theservice.

lowing. Visitors are wel-come! Mr. Jim Burrell willspeak on "But How Can IKnow That the Bible is.God's Word?" Miss LindaSpaulding will read Scrip-ture; Laurel Strom will leadin prayer and Carolyn Ca-rew will be in charge of re-freshments.

On Thursday, Jan. 30, at8 pi.m. the Rev. Mr. Schus-ter will deliver a special lec-ture on "All About theLord's Supper." Visistorswelcome.

Friday, Jan. 24, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7

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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pratt with Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Thelenof Palm Beach, stand before a drape characteristic of theBarefoot Mailman Hotel, named for Pratt's book of the samename. The Pratts entertained at the special Monday nightGourmet dinner.

OBITUARIESMrs. Georgiana BarstowMrs, Georgians Barstow,

79, of Boca Raton, died Wed-nesday Jan. 22,

Survivors include her daugh-ter, Mrs, Charles G. Ericksonof 425 N.E. 7th St. BocaRaton; another daughter, Mrs.Flora Stearns of Providence,R.I.; a son, Frederick Bar-stow, Providence, R.I., anda brother Wm. Downing ofHalifax, Novia Scotia, sixgrandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

The body was shipped toProvidence, R.I, for burial.Local arrangements werehandled by KraeeT FuneralHome,

Francis B, Swope

Francis B. Swope, 69, of474 N.E. 12th St. expiredearly Wednesday at his homeafter a lingering illness.

He came to Boca Raton oneand a half years ago fromCincinnati, Ohio, He wasgeneral agent for the UnionPacific Railroad, havingworked there for fifty-threeyears, starting at the age ofthirteen.

Swope was a member of theWallnut Hills Masonic Lodge,and a Shriner in Ohio.

Survivors include his .wife,Jessie of Boca Raton, oneson H. Edwin Swope of St.Joseph, Me. and a sister,Mrs. Hugh Johnson also ofSt Joseph.

Funeral services will beheld at the Kraeer Chapelin Boca Raton at 11 a.m.today. The body has lainin state since Thursday noon.

Mrs. Eva Rosencran, min-ister will officiate,

The family requests flowersbe omitted.

Aubrey D. Meadows

Aubrey D. Meadows, 86, ofH I S.W. 7th St., died Tues-day morning following- anextended illness.

The deceased moved to

Delray Beach ten years agofrom Boca Raton, He i s aretired merchant.

Mr. Meadows was a memberof Cason Memorial MethodistChurch.

He i s survived by his wife,Mrs. Anna Meadows of DelrayBeach; two sons, Wallace,a local resident, and Wilbur,Hollywood, Fla. Also, onedaughter, Mrs. Virginia Meyersof Ft. Worth, Tex., and fivegrandchildren.

Funeral services were heldWednesday at Lome FuneralHome, with Dr. Arthur R.Charlesworth officiating.Burial was in the DelrayBeach cemetery.

Mark L. Rob erf s

Graveside services wereheld Monday for Mark L.Roberts, nine and a halfmonth old son of Mr. and Mrs..James T. Roberts of Deer-field Beach.

The child considered a"blue baby" died last Fridayfollowing surgery at VarietyChildrens Hospital in CoralGables.

Surviving in addition to theparents are two sisters, Marciaand Wanda, a brother JamesT., Ill, maternal grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W, Gaskinsand paternal grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Aaron Blackwelderof Wanchula.

Harry A. Schuller

Harry A. Schuller, 69, of52 S.E. 7th Ave,, died at hishome Monday afternoon foll-owing an extended illness.

He is survived by his wife,l^rs. Catherine Anna Schulierof Delray Beach; one daugh-ter, Mrs. Robert Sandidg«s,Jr., also of Delray Beach; ason, Dr. Walter Schuller,Kendall, Fla.; two brothers,Edward C , Delray Beach,and Arthur W. Philadelphia;one sister, Edna Beavis,Staten Island, N.J.

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NewcomersToHave Tea

Mrs. William Hunt, presidenof the Newcomers Club, ann-ounced that the club will hoia get acquainted tea on FridayJan. 31 at 1:30 p.m. in. St.Gregory's Church Hall. Therwill also be entertainmeniand chairmen of varioucommittees will be appointed

Every newcomer in Boca isinvited to attend whether thetare a member or not. Comeand get acquainted with youneighbor.

Mrs. GervinPresident

Mrs. Allan Gervin waselected president of theAuxiliary of St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church at a sand-wich luncheon meeting at theParish Hall.

Other officers are Mrs,Frank Shober, vice president,Mrs. Benjamin Ivins, secretary

.and Connie Moore, treasurer.A report was given on auxil-iary activities for the year,including the purchase of anorgan for the church. Keysare still for sale to pay forthe organ.

The Bishop's committeewill hold a barbecued chickendinner at 5 p.m. Jan. 30 atthe Parish Hall.

Mr, and Mrs. Robert Succ-ieck, Mr. and Mrs. MarkLasker, Mr. and Mrs. JamesFuller and Mrs, Thomas Fullerrecently attended the dogtrack.

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BabyShowerGiven ForMrs.Rogers

A surprise stork showerwas given for Ginger Rogerslast Monday at the home ofMrs. W.H. Hallman, N.W. 4thAve. Co-hostesses wereBarbara Dunster and OpalJames.

Clothesline of baby clotheswere used for decorations andthe cake had the same design.

The guest list includedJane Wilson, June Benham,Jean Goode, Hilda Mayes,Sid Sor-enson, Elise Mayo,Carol Bone, Betty Capp, MaryDay, Jane Hudson and JeanLiberty.

Also, Dora Lunger, JoyceMitchell, Barbara Newman,and Martha Pinchuk, JoanPrendergast, Shirley Rediger,Mrs. H.W. Rogers and GloriaTurner.

Games were played andrefreshments were served.

Lyons was given by Mr. andMrs. Gray Saturday afternoonat their home in VarsitvHeights. J

Pa"1- fge four received aSkyhne" plane which his

father flew for the youngstersOthers attending the p * ywere Grandpa and G r a a d m aGray, Bob, David and MarthaGray, Mr. and Mrs. F. LyonsDon, Eloise, Craig and BruceLyons. Craig and David puton a puppet show.

Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Coyle andtheir three daughters joinedthe party later.

The birthday cake w^3decorate d with circus animals,

WMUToAidLocalMi^rants

Mrs. Ken Thornton, wife ofRev. Thornton, pastor of theMigrant Mission west of herewas guest speaker at ^ eWoman's Missionary Union

•meeting at the First BaptistChurch, Tuesday evening.

She told of the deplorableconditions existing at thecamps. "Their needs areboth physical and spiritual"she stated.

Baskets of food and. cloth-ing have been delivered tothe mission and some distri-buted directly to the neeayfamilies,

Services were held lastSunday by laymen of the church.

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Some of the Business and Professional Women who willwelcome the guests as they arrive at the Boca Raton ClubSunday for the BPW Quarterly meeting are (I to r) Marge Jam-ison, Eve Pence, Eleanor Bebout, Bert Klehm, Mary Andrews,Carolyn Dietz, Isabel Mac Williams and Connie Moore.-Photoby Margaret Olsson

Boca To HaveBake Shop

Boca Bake Shop will openJan. 29 at 201 S.E. 1st Ave.Orchid Square, to serve theneeds of this fast growingcommunity.

Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Peters,owners of this new shop,have felt the need of a goodbakery and delicatessen forquite some time.They arepleased to offer a high qual-ity line of food which will besupplied by Rosella's ofDelray Beach.

Mrs. Peters will personallysupervise and operate thisnew store, giving specialattention to clubs, lodges,parties, etc., as well as ourlocal residents.

Next total eclipse of thesun will.be October 12, 1958.

Walter & Johnsons•Visit Mohrhusens Here

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E.Johnson of New York wererecent house guests of Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Mohrhusen.

Mr. Johnson, hotel chainowner, expects to do exten-sive building in the motelfield in this area.

During World War II, hiscompany was cited for build- Iing a house every two hours 'and 20 minutes. His projectswere the subject of a story inSaturday Evening Post.

BIRTHSMr. and Mrs. James Ruff,

1235 N.E. 4th Ct. announcethe birth of a son, WilliamAlan, born on Jan. 21, atHoly Cross Hospital. Theboy weighed nine poundsand three ounces.

Friday, Jen. 24, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9

Rifle-Pistol ClubValentine Dance

A Valentine Dance will beheld at the American LegionHall, Saturday, Feb. 15, spon-sored by the Rifle and PistolClub. Band music and refresh-ments have been scheduled,The public is invited. Ticketsmay be obtained from JohnLunger or rifle club members,

The second regular meet-ing was held Monday night.It was announced by thepresident John Lunger that allelectrical and plumbing equip-ment is ready to install. The

An electric eel can dis-,charge enough electricity toknock down a man.

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Mrs. Louis Bruty entertain-ed at a luncheon and bridgeparty.

Guests included, Mrs. Wil-liam P. Wright, Mrs. EdmundBlowers, Mrs. James Curtis,Mrs. Adam Hazlett, Mrs".''Willard Machle, Sr., Mrs. TedSieferth and Mrs, O.D.Mosser,

Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Sief-ferth were prize winners.

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The Toy Clinic Workshop is located in Orchid Square onSouth Federal. Checking the materials are (I to r) Mrs, AnnaOlsen, Mrs. J.H. Deninger chairman for '58, Mrs. ThomasFleming Jr. and Mrs. D.L. Peters.-Photo by Margaret Olsson

Toy Clinic WorkshopOpen In New HomeThe Boca Raton Toy Clinic

got off to a good start at thefirst meeting of the winterseason Jan. 20 at the newworkshop on Federal Highwayat Orchid Square.

More than 20 workers, in-cluding several new residents,were welcomed by Mrs. J.H.Denninger, chairman. Most ofthe workers brought sand-wiches for luncheon andremained throughout the day.

"Playmate pillows" * arethe current project. Fifty ofthese attractive playthings,embroidered and appliquedwith faces of children andanimals, will be given to a

Palm Beach County orphan-age. Approximately half thesewing i s being done at homeby Toy Clinic members.

Rag dolls, bean bags, stuff-ed animals and specialtherapy'toys, for handicappedchildren in institutions wherebudgets do not, provide forplaythings, will be providedby the Toy Clinic.

The workshop is open Mon-days from 10-4 a.m., withvisitors welcome to attend.Additional workers are need-ed and interested personsmay obtain further informat-ion by calling Mrs. Denninger.

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Christie, daughter of Mr. andMrs. David I. Christie ofSuffern, N.Y. and DanielJoseph Murphy, son of Mr.and Mrs, Lester V. Murphy,Great Neck, Long Island,were married Monday at theSacred Heart Church, inSuffern, N.Y.

Escorted to the altar byher father, the bride worean ivory silk peau de solegown with bodice and panelsof Brussels lace and matchingcap. She carried white rosebuds with sprigs of heather.

Mrs. Hansel Brady Millican,Jr., the bride's sister andonly attendant,' wore anAmerican Beauty velvet gown.

The bridegroom's brother,Lester V. Murphy Jr., washis best man. Another brother,Kevin Murphy, ushered,

The bride attended Syracuse,N.Y. University. She is amember of Kappa Alta Thetasocial sorority.

Murphy was graduated from'the University of North Carol-ina, Chapel Hill. He is amember of St. Anthony Hall.

The couple will reside here.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbelland daughter Lynda havereturned to their home inGlenside, Pa. after visitingMr. and Mrs. S.H. Pool andfamily here. The two ladiesare sisters,

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PERSONALLY SPEAKINGFriday, Jan. 24, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11

Dr. and Mrs. Paul F. Dwanof Spanish Trail have return-ed after spending the summerat their home in Minneapolis,Minn. and the Christmas

; holidays with their son in LosAngeles, Calif.

The Rev. James Stoutsen-berger, vicar of St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church has as hishouse guest Frederick Arnoldof Princeton, N.J. Mr. Arnoldis librarian at the PrincetonLibrary.

Mrs. Cedric Worthen ofLake Sunapee, N.H. is visit-ing the James R. Connors ofBoca Villas. Mr. and Mrs.Worthen own and operate aski lodge in New Hampshire.

Mrs. Helen Cronan of NewHaven, Conn, is visiting withMr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Bowe.

Harvey Crucius of Peoria,Illinois was the guest recent-ly of Mr. and Mrs, BruceDarrell.

Dr. and Mrs. William Monroehave as their house guestsMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coltonof Pittsfield, Mass, and theRev. Frank Slater of Middle-bury, Mass.

Mrs. Pomperoy Barry anddaughter, Gwen, recent guestsof Mrs. Barry's parents, Mr.and Mrs. Harold Holden, havereturned to their home inRochester, N.Y.

Mrs. M.H. Megargee ofBerwyn, Pa. is the guest ofMr. and Mrs. H.A. Beahm.Mrs. Megargee is here to showher Silver Standard poodles atthe dog shows in Palm Beach,Ft. Lauderdale and Miami.

Mr. and Mrs. AlexanderFitzgerald have as their houseguest Mrs. Emily Williges ofNew York.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. JohnBirney are William T. ' Birneyof Laurel Beach, Milford,Conn, and Andrew Herbal ofNew Haven, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Pyle ofCincinnati, Ohio are here for

. a months visit with Mr.1 andMrs. George Metzger.

Sergeant Nixon, formerpresident of the Rotary Clubwas presented with a silverbowl and honorary member-ship from the Rotary Club ofFreeport, L.I. inscribed with"Charter President, RotaryClub of Freeport."

Nixon also.is a former vicepresident of the New YorkState Planning Board. Hisbirthday was Wednesday,Jan. 22.

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Mrs. Roscoe E. Mague ofBoca Villas. Mr. Palmer wasformerly an attorney for theUnited States Internal Rev-

enue Service. • The Palmersare en route to spend thewinter in Mexico and Calif.

and Mrs. L.W. Crookssanks of R u s s e l l Clark were among theMcDermott, Ohio, recently S u e . s t a . at tending the receptionvisiting the Thurman Barkershave returned to their homes.

Mr.their

and Mrs. L. Yackira,son Michael, and Mrs.

Yackira's mother, Mrs. M.Landau, will be the houseguests of Monica Roberts ofPalmetto Park Rd. for thenext ten days.

Curt Willocks one of ournewsboys was confined tohis home with a cold last

' week-end. We hope to seehim about this week,

Hal Waite returned fromHoly Cross Hospital thisweek.

Mrs. Martin P. Korn of BocaVillas has returned afterspending a week with hersister Mrs. Charles W. Flet-cher of Key Biscayne.

The Fletcher's who fre-quently visit in Boca are theparents of a daughter MaryAllison bom Jan. 8,

and banquet at the BocaRaton Club given by KettTechnical Center of PompanoBeach.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cravenof Deerfield Beach announcethe birth of a • son at HolyCross Hospital.

Mrs. Joseph Cappetta enter-tained circle members of theFirst Presbyterian Church ofDelray Beach with a tea ather home, 444 WavecrestCourt, Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Cappetta, Bible teach-er for the circle led thedevotions,

Bruce W. Gaskin, 58 yearold ninth district commanderof the American Legion,stricken last Saturday with apossible cerebral hemorrhageis in Pratt Veteran's Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Barber C.Palmer of Washington, D.C.,were house Ruest of Mr. and

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Charles H, Weber, Ft. Lauderdale Realtor, has been namedpresident of Keating of Florida, Inc., Florida sales organizat-ion for land developer Howard T. Keating of Birmingham,Michigan,

The firm has opened offices at 30 North Federal Highway,Boca Raton, to handle the sale of lots and homes in a 577-acre tract. Development plans for an 1800-lot residentialsubdivision called "Boca Raton Square."

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over $600 in 1957 and you canstill claim the dependencydeduction for him provided heis under 19 years old; or if heis over 19 years old, he wasalso a full time student for atleast five months of 1957, atan educational institutionwhich normally maintains- aregular faculty and curriculumand normally has a regularlyorganized body of studentsin attendance at the placewhere its educational activi-ties are carried on; or if hewas pursuing a fulltimecourse of institution on-farmtraining under the supervisionof an accredited agent of aneducational institution or ofa state or political sub-division of a state, and youprovided over one-half thecost of his support.

This applies only to yourchildren. This is, your son,daughter, step-son or step-daughter.* All other depend-ents must have earnings ofless than $600 to qualify asyour dependents.

Your children, if qualifiedas above, may have earned

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If, however, your child ismarried and files a jointreturn with his or her spouse,then you cannot claim thedependency deduction.

You should be sure that youdid furnish over one-half ofthe support.

Definition of SupportSupport includes food, shel-ter, clothing, medical anddental care, education, andthe like. Generally, theseitems of support are measuredin terms of the amount ofexpense incurred by the onefurnishing such items. How-ever, if the item of support

CofC HoldCoffee CSub

A coffee club was held Wed-nesday morning by the Chamb-er of Commerce. Closing datesfor holidays were announcedas follows: New Years Day -January 1; Memorial Day, May30; Independence Day, July4; Labor Day, September 1;Veterans Day closing between11 a,m.-12 noon; Thanks-giving Day, Nov. 27 andChristmas, December 25.

Wednesday half day clos-ings will be from the middleof May until October 1st.

A committee has been form-ed to investigate a means ofgetting better freight servicefrom the railroad station. Alsogetting a bus station.

A salesmanship class freeto any retail merchant will besponsored by the Chamber ofCommerce.

Plans for the Florida Pro-ducts Festival were acceptedenthusiastically by the retailmerchants, according tochamber reports.

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The Southern Oil Stationlocated on Federal Highwayopposite Ancient America isopen for business.

James Hyatt, operator of thebusiness came here with hisfamily from Greenwood, S.C.Their two sons attend BocaSchool.

furnished an individual (eitherby himself or by others) is inthe form of goods, services,or other benefits, it will benecessary to measure theamount of such item in termsof its fair market value. Incomputing the am.-unt ofsupport include amounts con-tributed by the dependent forhis own support and alsoamounts ordinarily excludablefrom gross income.

In figuring whether you pro-vide more than half of thesupport of a student, you maydisregard amounts receivedby him as scholarships,any income tax that may havebeen withheld from their pay-checks. This will not in anyway prevent you from alsoclaiming their $600 depend-ency deduction on your in-come tax return, providedthey meet the requirements*

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Ontario, Canada, were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl 0.Smith, Coconut Rd.

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Cagers returned to the vic-tory column Tuesday nightwith ah, easy 48-29 Suncoastconference win over the vis-iting Blue Devils from Paho-kee, The win boosted Sea-crest's loop record to fourwins and three losses whilethe over-all reading is fourvictories out of eleven starts.

Coach Norrnan Price madeseveral changes in his start-ing lineup. James Charles-worth and Jim Ray openedat forward pogition withBill Woolbright at centerand Fred Sexton and George

Hoefer at guard,Woolbright iwaa high scor-

er for the night with 16points.

Sexton was runner-up with12 tallies. Mike Martellscored seven points, R a ^scored four points,

The Seacrest 'B' squadgained its seventh win innine games by defeating thePahokee 'B' 25-23.

Rehearsals have startedagain following the holidays,according to Mrsi LavonneMouw, Wavecrest Way, dir<"ector ofSingers,

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Boca School News

Second grade - Mrs. Nes-bitt's 2nd grade welcomesKathy Raymond to their

Third grade - Mrs. La-Rgwe's class hopes JohnDavid Vrchota will sooli re-cover. He has been sick thelast few weeks with themumps. The class has beenrecently studying about as-

' tronomy.Fourth grade -•• Mrs. Sus-

sjeck's 4th graders have anew classmate, TimothyJuries, from Maine.

Charles Cooper has re-cently joined Mrs. Brown's4th grade. He comes fromNew Jersey. Jim Cratwain'sfather made a contributionof money banks to the class.

Sixth grade - Miss Win-field's class is glad to wel-come Barbara Renniger,feom New Jersey, and Her-ffd Cooper, from New Jer-sey. They both agree this iaa lot different from whatthey are used to.

Mr. Patrone's sixth gradewelcomes Bobby Hayatt andFred Bradley to their class.Several children have beenquite sick with colds 'thisweek.# Seventh grade - Mr. Ha-ger's seventh grade reportersays, "This week we areproud to say that two of ourboys played in the basket-ball game, Boca vs. Green-acres. They are Mike Thbm-a son and Louis Lanflisi.Mike scored three baskets.The class also welcome Bar-• / Faughnan and SkippferRaymond.

Mrs. Shanley'a class isproud to report that they are$20 ahead in the magazineselling contest.

Eighth grade - Mrs. Bear-son's room reports: Mr*.Bearson has been sick thispast week. We would like to

^nank our sub-teachers. They^ere Mr. Hill, Mrs. Libera-ti, and Mrs. Leggett. We allnope that Mrs. Bearson willbe back to school soon.

Mr. Robinson's room isvery busy studying for ascience test. We also havea new boy in our room, JimHavatt

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ball team journeyed to Green-acres Friday afternoon toPlay their first conferencegame of the season winning

riigh scorers for CoachHagers "Bobcats" wereCaptain Gene Ramsey and

Pee Wee" Thad Southardswith ten points each. MikeThomason six; Rick Schluse-

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meyer, Robert Schlusemeyerand Harvey Sheller two pointseach.

The Boca cheerleaders werecolorful, enthusiastic andcertainly inspired the localboys.

Sharpe was high scorer forGreenacres with eight points;Pascio 7, Preston 3, andFisher.2.

The line-up for both schoolswere as follows:Boca Raton GraanaeresR.F.-Ramaey Meadows, - Shelter ParkerL.F.—Revert

Sehlusemeyer DuipeManning Preston

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Coach! John Hager PasoloRawlkWill son

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January 31 - Delray vs BocaFebruary 7 — Boca vs GreenaoresFebruary 1 4 - Boynton vs BocaFebruary 21 — Boca va Delray

The first name is the hometeam. Game time is 2:30 p.m.

Students VisitBruning Faint

Mr. Jack Benham, Tech-nical Director, conducted atour of the Bruning Paintmanufacturing plant and ware-house, and laboratory, Jan.22 for the eighth grade stu-dents and their teachers. Heexplained to the group thestep by step process in de-tail in the making of all paintproducts. Keen interest wasshown by the students, espec-ially in the laboratory equip-ment where paint is tested,and where further researchfor the improvement of paintproducts is carried on.

Mr. Paul Matwiy, principal,,then introduced Mr. I. Ebough,executive vice president ofthe Bruning Paint Companywho welcomed the studentsand pointed out many interest-ing aspects of the paintindustry. He pointed out thatthe Bruning Co., is now per-fecting a product which willnot tarnish nor discolor when

Movie Shownlotions

Hal Dane, Lt. Governor ofKiwanis International was theguest of Max Hutkin, pres-ident of the Boca Raton LionsClub at the meeting heldMonday night.

A color sound movie "En-chanted Evening1' illustratingoutdoor living after dark inFlorida With lighting waspresented by Florida Powerand Light.

An announcement was madeby Hutkin that the next meet-ing Monday, Jan. 27, 6:30p.m. will be held at the SilverThatch Restaurant in PompanoBeach where one hundred andfifty lions from zone 2 willgather for a joint meeting.

DignitariesVisit Legion

Merrille Meade, Southernarea vice-commander andnumerous other dignitariesof the ninth district attendedthe meeting last Thursday ofthe American Legion Post277.

It was announced that ElmoHood, state commander wouldvisit Lake Worth Post 47,Wednesday Jan. 22. This wasto be the only visit to theninth district this year.

The dance was a successaccording to publicity chair-man, John Mitchell. More thanseventy-five legionnairesattended the meeting.

used on mounted fish.This field trip is the first

of a series of guided toursand educational assembliesplanned by the Boca RatonChamber of Commerce for theBoca Raton School studentsunder the chairmanship ofMr. J. Mayo.

Friday, Jan. 24, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13

Approximately 125 personswere present last Thursdayafternoon for the lecture-demonstration given by Mrs.Graham King on "ChurchFlower Arrangements,"

The lecture, sponsored bythe Garden Study Club, washeld at the Woman's Clubbuilding.

Communities representedat the event were Gainesville,Belle Glade, Jupiter; WestPalm Beach, Lake Worth,Boynton Beach, Boca Raton,Deerfield and Ft. Lauderdale.

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Young Bobby Day orientates a team of March of Dimes volun-teers on how to collect funds to fight polio. Pictured (I to r)Mrs* Harry Sorenson, Bobby and his mother Mrs. Robert Day,The two women are members of the Beta Sigma Phi who willbe taking part in the Mothers March against polio on Jan. 30.-Photo by -Max Coon

BewlingH. Jacobsen with a 233 was

high scorer at Pompano Lanes,Wednesday night when theBoca teams bowl. Bill Jameswith a 565 was high in thethree game set. Bob's Barhad 884 high for single gameand Boca Tool & Gage wonthe team three games setwith 2564.

League StandingTeam Won LostJayoees 36 12Boca Bldg. Spec. 32 16Boca Tool & Gage 30 18Chick's Ssr. Sta. 25V5 22>/iBob's Bar 24 24Amer. Leg ion 22'/j 25'/iBoca Motors 22 26Lawnon E l e c . 22 26Brown's Bar 21V1 2S'/tB U S H Pool Ser. Sta. 20 28Love Drug 17 31L e o ' s Barber Shop 15V4 32>/j

During the 14 years preced-ing World War I more than 11million immigrants were ad-mitted to the U.S.

There is not one singleauthenticated record of theearth's having opened up andswallowed anyone or anythingduring an earthquake.

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RE-ELECTMelvin C. Schmitt

Young - Energetic - Experienced

14 THE F10CA RATON NKWS Friday, Jan. 24, 1958

LEGAL. NOTICES

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSNAME LAW

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe undersigned, desiring to engagein business under the fictitious nameof

BOCA BAKE SHOP,located at 201 S, E. 1st Avenue,Boca Raton, Palm Beach County,Florida, intends to register thesaid name with the derk of theCircult Court of Palm Beach County,Florida.

MILDRED J. PETERSLeon F, WeaverAttorney at LawPublish: Jan. 24,31 and Feb. 7,14,1958.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under-signed under the provisions ol Section585 03, Florida Statutes ol 1951, will reg-ister with the Cle:k oi the Circuit Courtin and for Palm Beach County, Floridaupon receipt oi Proof of Publication cthis notice, the iieiitious name, to-wit

JODY GREETING CARDSaz'.d that the parties interested in Baidbusiness are as fellows:

R.E. HARRISM.S. HARRIS

whose mailing addieas is P.01 Box232. Boca Raton, Florida.

City ol Boca Raton, County ofPalm Beach, Florida, this 9th day ofJanuary, 1958.Publish; Jan. 17,24,3 J and Feb. 7,1958. _ _ _ _ _ _

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe undersigned, under the pro-visions of Section 865.09, FloridaStatutes of 1951, will register withthe Clerk of the Circuit Court, inand for Palm Beach County, Florida,upon receipt of Proof of Publicationof this notice, the fictitious name,toKvit:

MID—WAY ROOFINGand that the parties, interested insaid business are as follows:

BERT M. SPRINGERwhose moiling address is 153 N.W.16th Street, Boca Raton, Fla.

City of Boca Raton, County ofPalm Beach, Florida, this 14th dayof January, 195S.Publish: January 17,24,31 and Feb. 7,1958.

COUNTY NEWS

Roy E, Michael Jr. of LakeWorth has been named chair-man of the County Commiss-ion for 1958. Col. Ellis F.Altman , county civil defensedirector, told the commissionthat the United States willmake available to the countyfive complete prefab 200-bed hospitals for emergencyuse.

Such hospitals would bestored at Boca Raton, BelleGlade, Canal Point, \_,akeWorth and West °alm Beach.

It is reported that they canbe set up and ready for usein six hours.

DoctorP. A. McRILL

Optometrist127 BOCA RATON RD

PHONE 9498BOCA RATON

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CITY OF BOCA RATONBoca Raton, Florida

January 20, 1958NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The City of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida, will receive bids on orbe.fore! SiOO P.M. Tuesday, January 28, 1958 for the furnishing of all labor,materials and equipment necessary for the Installation of a pavement onHlbiBcus Street from Paloma Avenue to N.W. 7th Court, together with allwork incidental thereto, said work to be performed according to the plansand specifications on file In the City Engineer's Office, and that the spec-ifications not herein specifically set forth shall be In accordance with theState Road Department specifications.SPECIFICATIONS

All work shall be performed according to plans and specifications. Bidsshall be made on a unit price basis and the amount due on final paymentshall be computed by multiplying the actual quantity of the black top asphal-tlc concrete wearing Burface by said unit price, no direct payment shall bemade for the restoration of driveways, walks, etc.

This NOTICE and the following schedule is to be used in making the Pro-posal for the above work,

PROPOSALPaving approximately 1,170 square yards, complete including all clearing,

grubbing, grading, etc, »>* n " square yardTOTAL *.

ThaCity reserves the right to reject any and all bids.The Bidder Is required to examine the site of the proposed work and it will

be aiiumad that he is ««ti»fl«d as to the conditions to be encountered wh»th«r'or not specifically set forth in the above notice.

The City of Boca Raton will not be responsible for any liabilities incurredduring the completion of th« above work.

The successful Bidder entering Into a contract for any portion of the workshall furnish and fll« with the City an acceptable Workman's and materialsupplier bond to keep th« City free from any liens.

This form must be used for the Proposal and signed. The completed Pro-l d l d l i l ked on the out

his form must be used for the Proposal nd s i g n . pal shall be placed in a sealed envelope and plainly marked on the out-

side "BID FOR PAVING HIBISCUS STREET- To be opened at the regularCity Commission meeting, January 28, 1958."

Th» onvelope containing the Proposal shall be addressed to:

posside

Attention:

City of Booa RatonBoca Roton, FlorldnCity Manager

William H. LmbCity Manager

Prepared by A.E. AmslerCity Engineer

Submitted by: , „Dat«:Accepted by City CommissionAccepted bv: _

January 28. 1958

Wm. H. Lamb,Publish: January 24, 1958.

City Manager

CITY OF BOCA RAT Jt-Boca Raton, Fli_

November 19, 19S7NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The City of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida, will receive bids on orbefore 5:00 P.M., Tuesday, January 28, 1958 for the, furnishing of all labor,materials and equipment necessary for the Installation of a reinforced con*Crete seawall approximately 100 feet long, located'at the west end of ViaCabana and the Intracoastal Waterway, together with all work incidentalthereto, said work to be performed according to plans specifications on filein the City Engineer's office.SPECIFICATIONS

The work to be performed shall Include all grading, excavating, fillingnecessary to Install, complete, a reinforced concrete seawall and a reinforcedconcrete curb as shown In the plans.

The Bid shall be on a lump sum basisThe NOTICE end the following schedule is to be used In making the Pro-

posal for 1he above work.PROPOSAL

Installation of seawall, curbing, fill, etc., complete at the LUMP SUM ofS,

The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids.The Bidder is required to examine the site of the proposed work and it will

be assumed that heis satisfied as to the conditions to be encountered whetheror not specifically set forth In the above notice.

The City of Boca Raton will not be responsible for any liabilities incurredduring the completion of the above work.

The successful Bidder entering into a contract for any portion of the workshall furnish and Hie with the City an acceptable Workman's and materialsupplier bond to keep the City free from any Hens.

This form must be used for the Proposal and signed. The completed Pro-posal Bhall be placed In a sealed envelope and plainly marked on the out-side "BID FOR SEAWALL - To be openeS at the regular'City Commissionmeeting January 28, 1958."

The envelope containing the Proposal shall be addressed to:

Attention:

City of Boca RatonBoca Raton, FloridaCity Manager

Prepared by A.E. AmslerCity Engineer

Submitted bv: _

William H, LambCity Manager

Date: . . . . . .Accepted by City Commission January 28, 1958Accepted bv:

Wm. H. Lamb,Publish: January 24, 1958. City Manager

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REAL ESTATEFOR SALE

CUSTOM - BUILT THREEbedroom home. CaldwellHeights, vicinity of newschool. 4% per cent mort-gage. $13,900. Call owner5591 after 6 p.m.

43.4BTF

SEVERAL LOTS in BocaRaton Hills at $1950 each.Ph. Boca 3557 or 8644.

78-9P

BOCA RATON PARK —Lot 90 x 125 feet. Price$2,000 cash. Justin Daly,Miami, Ph. Plaza 1-3563.

94 - 9, 10, 11, 12B

HERE'S A HONEY * * *Already to move into in oneof Boca's choice residentialareas. (2) large bedrooms(one air conditioned) (2 )

colorful tile baths, spaciouswell designed living areawith Florida room. Com-plete kitchen including re-frigerator, range, oven .dish-washer and disposal. Doublecarporte. See to appreciate.Call Owner, Boca Raton3367. You will be surprisedat the price.

90-9B

NEW 2 bedroom, 1 bath,CBS home, carporte, utilityroom, fully landscaped. Lot75 x 100. Price $11,600.Can be seen at NW 3rd Ave.and 51st St. Ph. Boca 5587.

108-10BTF

T W O bedroom, 1 bath CBShome. Corner lot 75x135,fully landscaped. Priced at$14,900. Can be seen atNW 2nd Avenue and 9thSt. Ph. Boca 5587.

107-JOBTF

60-Ft. LOTS FOR SALE.NE 2nd Street east of NE2nd Ave. Low down pay-ments. Terms. Phone Boca9004.

109-ioa

WEEK END SPECIALLOT FOR SALE - 75 x 115in Floresta. All cleared,ready to build on. This weekonly, $2750. By owner. Ph.Boca 3 154.

116-1 OP

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In the Boca Raton, Del-ray and Deerfield BeachAreas! Homes, lots,apartments, ocean andhighway frontage, acre-age* business, rental,lease and all other realproperties!For expert attention,list your properties forsale, lease or rent with:

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REAL ESTATEFOR RENT

Double room, private bath,home privileges in beautifulhome. Season or permanent.To settled sober persons.Phone Boca 3266.

75-8BTF

LOVELY, 2 bedroom houseto rent. Close to ocean. Noreal estate dealers. $2,000.Call Johnnie JA 2-6783, Ft.Lauderdale, between 5 and5;3O. p.m.

STORAGE space, 2500 Sq.Ft. warehouse room, mod-ern building conveniently lo-cated. Boca Raton Mid-WayRoofing, 153 N.W. 16th St.

84- 9, 10&

COVE - 1420 SE 3rd Ct.Mr. and Mrs., your Floridahome is ready. Most everycomfort.- Monthly, season oryearly. Can accommodatefour adults. Ph. Boca 5396

114-10TFB

LOVELY room in new ahome. Heated. Excellent lo-cation. Breakfast privileges.Ph. Boca 5763.

113-10B

HOUSE TO LEASE — Tolive in the country withinwalking distance of centertown. Our house is on ahilly slope surrounded bytrees; quiet, restful, seclud-ed. Pure well water. (7)rooms, (2) baths. Ideal foradults (no children or ani-mals). Organizations or bus-iness idea house and show-room. Ph. Boca Raton 4047,Tucker; or write P.O. Box1202, Boca Raton.

LOVELY 2 bedroom houseto rent. Close to ocean. Noreal estate dealers. $2,000.Call Johnnie JA 2-6783, Ft.Lauderdale, between 5 and5:30 p.m.

9S-10P

TWO bedroom, big yard, 2blocks from beach and fish-ing pier. $550 per mo., or$140 per week. 1963 NE6th Ct., Deerfield Beach.Phone 4175.

96-10P

LARGE room with privateentrance and bath. Ph. Boca9059.

100-10B

NEW duplex Apt. Weekly,monthly, or season. PhoneBoca 4578.

101-10B

HOUSE -Lovely new furni-ture. TV, 2 bedrooms. Be-tween Boca Raton & Delray.No children or p*ets. Rent$600 until April 15th. Ph.CR 6-7907.

102-10B

ROOM with private bathand private entrance. By theweek, month or season. Ph.Boca 8700.

115-10B

WANTED

GIRL wanted immediatelyto share nice new (2) bed-room Apt. in Deerfield. One,block off Fed. Hwy., privatebedroom. Share expenses.Ph. Boca Raton Pharmacy,9643 between 2 & ' '« ' "A.every day except Sx if

^ 103

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

Friday, Jan. 24, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15

16 Ft. BOAT, motor andtrailer. Good condition.Price $300. Can be seen at1345 NE 5th. Ave. Ph. Boca3376.

112-10B

195 7 CADILLAC 62 coupe.1000 miles, Devon GrayWhite top. Beautiful car, ex-cellent condition. GM execu-tive. Priced right. Ph. Boca8385.

103-1 OB

1956 FORD Country Sedan,power steering, Fordomatictransmission, radio, heater,new battery, Excellent con-dition. One owner, PhoneBoca 4704.

106-10P

Coral and black tubularkitchen set, like new, andApt. size white porcalaingas stove. Very good condi-tion. $35 each. 280 N.E.3rd St. Phone 9004.

83-9B

5 x 8 - Steel ( 2 ) wheel trail-er; Niagara Massage Unit;Apt . size elec. stove andelec. refrigerator. Ph. Boca,'5380. 8 SE 7th Avenue,,Deerfield Beach.

64-8BTP

30-foot Colonial SportsFisherman; flying bridge;outriggers; 115 hp. Chrys-ler Marine engine, Fibre-glass bot tom and decks.Ready for immediate use.$2500. Ph. Boca 9406,

27-3B

SERVICES"

CARPENTER Work, Floortile. Home repairs. PhoneBoca 3557.

80-9BTP

RETIRED Christian gentle-man wishes part or full timework as chaplain, counselor,or supervisor at boys oryoung peoples camp, home,or conference grounds.Write % Boca News, Box 50.

91-9B

ROOFINGFor Quality

Roofing and ServiceCall on

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2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH.Fla. room - Many extras

$14,000SCtiEMEL

N. Federal and Jeffery St.Ph. CRestwood 6-5565

Boca Raton

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

GIFTS AND HOMEACCESSORIESMERCHANDISE

Many important items.Complete collection withshelving, totaling severalthousand dollars at retail.Will sacrifice to close out.Need space.See KEELER'S in the Cove.

Deerfield BeachPhone Boca 5600

104-10B

FIX IT YOURSELFSAVE CASH

Complete outside antennawith 10 ft. mast mountingbrackets. 50 ft. of lead-inwire, and wire holding clips,$15. Longer mast extra.Crest Electronics, 25 BocaRaton Rd. Ph. Boca 3377.

92H.49BTF

Singer SewingMACHINES

NEW & USED - Also REPAIRINGW. R. Bartmem. Singer S&wingMachine Co.. 349 NE lot St., Pom-pano Beach. Phono 7-WE 3-1790or 7-WE 3-5665.

MONEYAVAILABLE

for First MortgagesWrite % Boca News

Box 60

VARSITYHOMES

IN VARSITY HEIGHTSN.W. 2nd AVG. at 11th St.

Boca Raton

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Call 3511 or 4457

SITUATION WANTEDREGISTERED Nurse, careconvalescent or semi-invalidor child needing special careor training. Will preparemeals. Whole or part time.Ph. Boca 8539.

99-IOB

HELP WAOTED

Limited number of openingsfor young women with ex-perience Furniture manufac-turing or related industry.Paid vacations, companybenefits. Apply in persononly. Castro Conv. Corp.,1999 NW 1st Ave., BocaRaton.

105-10B

FEMALE HELP WANTEDSpare-time, knowledge ofpreparing life insurance pro-meals. Full or part time.P.O. Box 25 .

110-10B

WHITE man to feed . andcare for chickens. Call CR 6-9732.

204-9B9840B

LICENSED practical nursesand nurses-aids for generalduty. Preferably from Boca,Pompano Beach, Deerfieldarea. Must have own trans-portation. Apply 95 7 SE1 9th Ave., Deerfield Beach.

PersonalsMr. and Mrs. Mark Lasker

were dinner guests of Mr. andMrs. Sam Davis at Pal 'sRestaurant last Sunday,

The Davis' recently pur-chased a home on the water-front in Deerfield Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buck ofBlasdell, Pa., have announc-ed the birth of a daughter,Barbara Elizabeth, on Jan.10.

LOOKIN

BOCA RATONRiviera Section

Between Ocean andIntracoastal

2 bedroom home, par-tially furnished; Closedgarage; nicely landscapedlot. $19,500.

3 chojice residential lotspriced below market

Boca VillasTwo bedroom, 1-bathhome, nicely landscapedplot. Meticulously cared-for. Completely furnished,loaded with extras. $ 1 5,-300.

3 bedroom, 2-bath home,in excellent condition. Ex-ceptional value at $14,-700. Must be seen to beappreciated.

Seasonal RentalsBusiness Opportunities

BOCA RATONREALTY CO.

93 E. Palmetto Park Rd.Ph. Boca Raton 9166

HOUSEKEEPER WANTEDPermanent. 5% days. Sundays off. Simple cooking.Take full charge, four adults. Live out. White.Phone Boca 93 74.

Edmund J. Spence, Inc.

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16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, Jan. 24, 1958

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ewn £\iff ;. fy

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T/ie 1,800-lot residential subdivision west of Boca Raton,which is under development by the Howard T. Keating com-pany. Camino .Real, the boulevard leading to the Boca Raton

Realtors Hear About1800-Lof Development

Most of the lots in the firstunit of Boca Raton Squaresubdivision have been soldfollowing a breakfast meetingof real estate brokers andsalesmen last Friday morning\t the Boca Raton Club, i t/as announced this week bytoward T. Keating, devel-

r. A group of lots alongthwest Sixth St. (Stateid 808) have been reservedthe developer fot model

omes to be erected by build-ers during the coming months,

• • i .

however, Keating stated.About 500 city officials,

Boca Raton business andcivic leaders, and real estatebrokers and salesmen fromFt. Lauderdale to Palm Beachattended the breakfast meet-ing. The event introduced the1800-lot residential subdiv-ision to be located one milefrom City Hall and the down-town business section alongwest Palmetto Park Road,

"Lots in Boca Raton Squaresubdivision will.be availablefor purchase only throughlicensed real estate brokers,"Keating stated, adding thatall real estate firms in thearea had been given completeinformation on the property.

Keating, for 30 years alarge-scale land developerin suburban Detroit, Mich.,has moved much of his heavyequipment to Boca Raton andbegun the construction ofroads in preparation for home-building. Because of theheavy response to thei f h b d i i ^

iiiiiS. Federal Hwy. Deerfleld Beach

Fri. & Sat. Jan. 24 - 25Pat Bo one - Shirley Jones

In"APRIL LOVE"

Keith Larsen - Jim. DavisIn

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Jan. 26, 27, 28— All Color Show —Natalie Wood and

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At 7:00 and 10:35Also Geo. Montgomeryand Lola A&bri&ht In.

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Richard Eyer andTPhilip Abbott In

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R. Calhoun • A. FVancta'HIRED GUN' at 8s5&

Club, fs being extended westward through the new developmentto join State Road 808.

unit of lots, engineering workon a second unit has alreadybeen started, he said.

Located within the citylimits, Boca Raton Squarewill have the municipal watersystem installed throughout

the property, starting immed-iately. A westward extensionof Palmetto Park Road,already started, will provide'a second entrance to theproperty from the north injust a few days.

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