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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY OPENS IN BOCA RATON IN 1964

BOCA RATON NEWSBoca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, Thursday, October 17. 1963 22 Pages

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PRICE TEN CENTS

Special Meeting Is CalledOn New Beach Referendum

Soroptimists to Convene Here

"Aw'right, you guys, let 's run through that play again . . . " The determinedyoung ball carri-er (he thought the photographer was going to take hi s ball

" away) is Kit Fox, year-and-a-half-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fox Jr.Daddy coaches the St. Andrew's Scots — see today's sports page, 10-A.

Chamber of Commerce PicksProut to Fill President's Post

Robert E. Prout waselected president of theGreater Boca RatonChamber of Commerceat the regular monthlymeeting of the board ofdirectors Monday at thechamber offices.

The balance of theslate consists of Rob-ert W. Motherwell, re-elected first vice pres-ident; J. Theodore John-son, second vice presi-dent; Rusley C. Meeker,

ecretary, and William. Gunn, re-elected

treasurer.The balance of the

board of directors willconsist of retiring pres-ident Thomas J. Mere-dith and Don Beveridgewho have one year toserve; Kendall RoppandAlbert F. Sterling withtwo years to serve; and

es Becker and Wil-iam Worsham with

three years to serve.Applications for

membership were ap-proved for AtlanticCoatings, Inc., BoyntonTravel Agency, TownTaxi, Inc., Robert W.Williams, D.D.S. andBelzer's Hardware.

Miss Flame' WillBe Picked Friday

Five local beautieswill compete Friday inthe final round for thisyear's "Miss Flame"crown.

Selection of the new"Miss Flame" and hercoronation will high-light the annual Fire-men's Ball Friday atHidden Valley CountryClub. Competing for thetitle are Miss LynnBush, Miss Joyce Veal,Miss Lynne Lang, MissBarbara Maynard andMiss Lisa Jean Hewey.

Miss Roberta Anack-e"r, last year's "MissFlame", will be unableto be present to crownthis year's queen. Inher absence, the new'Miss" will be crownedby Mrs. Robert Higgins,wife of the president ofthe Boca Raton Fire-fighters Benevolent As-sociation which spon-sors the ball. Mrs.Hig--rins was "Miss Flame"n Chicago in 1936.

Among other businesstransacted was the ac-ceptance of an offer bySchine Enterprises tothe chamber which will

permit the chamber touse two billboards onFederal highway astemporary "welcome toBoca Raton" signs.

College Building Bonds WinEndorsement of Chamber Board

Miss Virginia Sink,president of the Sorop-timist Federation ofthe Americas, Inc., willbe the principal speakerat the Soroptimists'southern region confe-rence here this week-end.

The conference, host-ed by the Boca RatonSoroptimist Club, opensFriday at the Boca Ra-ton Hotel and Club. MissSink will speak at theconference's Saturdaynight banquet.

An estimated 300 del-egates are expected toattend the conference,representing Soropti-mist Clubs in Florida,Alabama, Georgia,-Tennessee, and Miss-issippi.

Miss Antoinette Moyeof Homestead, Fla.,Soroptimist southernregion governor, willpreside at the confe-rence sessions. Mem-bers of the local clubwill serve as hostesses.

Theme for the confe-rence is the "Advance-ment of Education," andthe local club memberswill greet their guestsdressed in student at-tire and wearing "bean-ies" in the Soroptimistcolors of gold and blue.

Mrs. Richard C. Fishis president of the BocaRaton Club. Mrs. Ray-mond Trost and Mrs.Ernest Kemp are co-chairmen of the confe-rence. Members of theconference committee(Continued on page 12A)

Inlet, Fishing Pier Also onAgenda for City Commission

Plans for a Capital Improvement Bond Issuefor beach and other improvement will be discuss-ed Friday at a special meeting of the City Com-mission.

Mayor Joe DeLong set 2 p.m. Friday as thetime for the special session.

the

Some 300 delegates from five states will convenehere Friday for the southern region conference ofSoroptimist Clubs. Mrs. Raymond Trost, left, co-chairman of the conference committee, met thisweek to discuss plans for the event with Mrs. Rich-ardFish, right, president of the Boca Raton Soropti-mist Club.

Cariseo Buys Hidden ValleyClub - Pool, Cabana Planned

Endorsement of theCollege Building BondAmendment was votedMonday by the board ofdirectors of the GreaterBoca Raton Chamber ofCommerce.

Acting on a sugges-tion by Dr. G. BallardSimmons, a member ofthe board and on the fac-ulty at Florida AtlanticUniversity, the boardvoted unanimously toendorse the Issue #2 onthe Nov. 5 ballot. Theproposed amendment tothe Florida constitut-tion would permit issu-ance of bonds totaling

$75 million to financeconstruction of collegesand universities, juniorcolleges and vocational-technical school facili-ties.

The chamber's reso-lution noted that "in ac-cordance with its long-standing objective toparticipate in activitieswhich are directed to-ward making our com-munity a better place inwhich to live, to workand to raise our child-ren, (the chamber) en-dorses thisproposal andcommends it in its en-tirety to the citizens ."

Christmas Mail

The period Nov. 1-20 has been designat-ed for the mailing ofChristmas parcels bysurface transporta-tion to members ofthe Armed Forcesoverseas.

For airmail par-cels theperiodisDec,1-10. Greeting cardsfor the Armed Forcesoverseas should bemailed within theperiods designated forparcels if they arefor delivery prior toChristmas. ,.

Sale of Hidden Val-ley Country Club to Jo-seph Cariseo and hissons was announcedyesterday by Robert F.Sullivan.

Sullivan, builder and

Property OwnersElect Caldweli

James R. Caldweli,president of the Rubber-maid Corporation ofAmerica, has beenelected president of theProperty Owners andVoters Civic Associa-tion of Boca Raton.

Caldweli has been aresident of Boca Ratonsince 1950. Elected vicepresident of the new or-ganization was S. Leon-ard Singer, director oflearning resources atFlorida Atlantic Uni-versity.

Past president of theBoca Raton Chamber ofCommerce, Ken Hig-gins, was elected sec-retary and Nate Fitchwill be treasurer.

operator of the golfcourse and club for thepast several years, saidthe formal agreementpapers had been signed.Price of the golf courseand club was placed "inexcess of $400,000."

Cariseo and his sons-James, Robert andFrank — come from Sy-racuse, N.Y., wherethey were owners ofStatewide ElectronicsSupply Co., Inc. Thefamily also operates theOceanview Trailer Parkin Riviera Beach.

James Cariseo, newpresident of Hidden Val-ley, said extensive re-modeling and re-deco-rating has been com-pleted and installation ofa swimming pool andcabana club will followin the future.

Sullivan statedthat the transaction didnot involve several hun-dred residential andapartment lots sur-rounding the course,situated immediatelywest of the Dixie.

Fleming WillSpeak TodayIn Orlando

Thomas F. FlemingJr., board chairman ofthe First Bank and TrustCo. of Boca Raton andchairman of Citizens forFlorida's Future, is inOrlando today to ad-dress two major con-ventions in behalf ofState Amendment Num-ber Two to provide fora college building pro-gram.

He has just conclud-ed a two-day stay inWashington, D.C., wherehe was a guest of Flor-ida Senators and Con-gressmen and partici-pated with them in thepreparation of radio andtelevision programssupporting the CollegeBuilding Amendment.

In addition to a pro-gram with SenatorsSpessard L. Holland andGeorge S m a t h e r s ,Fleming recorded withPaul Rogers, West PalmBeach; Claude Pepperand Dante Fascell of Mi-ami; Charles E. Ben-nett, Jacksonville, A.Sidney Hurlong of Lees-burg; James A. Haley ofSarasota; D.R. Matt-hews, Gainesville; andSam M. Gibbons of Tam-pa; and Republican Con-gressman, Edward J.Gurney of Winter Park.

"We are very pleas-ed with the way the cam-paign is going to date,"Fleming said. "Our re-ception in Washingtoncould not have beenmore e n t h u s i a s t i c .These men really knowhow important educa-tion is if Florida is toprosper."

His talks todav will(Continued on page 12A)

BIRD'S EYE VIEW Here's a bird's eye view of progress at Florida At-lantic University. Top center is the university's util-ities building; at lower left is the learning resourcescenter and at lower right is the science building. In

the middle is the television production building, withthe square roof and the library-administration build-ing is to the right of it. The University is slated tobe ready for its first students next fall.

On the agenda forFriday's meeting will bea discussion of acquisi-tion of additional beach,restoration of the BocaRaton Inlet, possibleconstruction of a fish-ing pier, "and any othersubject pertainingthereto."

The meeting willmark the start of "phasethree" of the city's cap-ital improvement pro-gram.

Indications were thata bond issue proposal,may be ready for a ref-erendum by mid-De-cember. DeLong has in-dicated that the city maybe able to finance a bondissue of up to $2 mil-lion without increasingthe city's real propertytax rate, which nowstands at 10 mills.

Plans call for hearinga report Friday from acommittee which hasbeen negotiating withJ.M. Bonner, owner ofa tract of beachfrontproperty which the cityis now leasing at thenorth end of the city.The city leased the sitewith an option to pur-chase and has madesome minor improve-ments so that it wouldserve as a public beach.

Other earlier phasesof the city's improve-ment program — guidedby the Capital Improve-ment Advisory Board —included a public workscomplex which is al-ready in partial use, anew city hall to be builton Palmetto Park.road,a proposed new mainfire station, jail-court-police complex, and aproposed new commun-ity building.

Catwalk Includedin State's Plans

Plans to include afishing catwalk underthe new Boca Raton In-let Bridge were unveil-ed at Tuesday's CityCommission meeting.• In a letter from theState Road Department,plans were outlined toinclude an access roadunder the bridge to Sa-bal Point. The depart-ment also indicated itwould include facilitiesfor anglers at the samepoint.

Club Steps UpRetarded Aid

Civitan club membersare intensifying effortsto obtain help for theestimated fourteen localretarded children.

Paul Matwiy, princi-pal of the J.C. MitchellSchool, has been re-quested to re-new hisapplication for a teach-er to^instruct the child-ren. A letter to countyand state officials has"been sent stating theneed of these childrenfor a specialist to help,

A large group at-tended the special meet-ing Oct. 14 called by theCivitan Club for par-ents of retarded child-ren and residents inte-rested in improvingtheir education.

2A THE BOCA RATON NEWSTeen Ta lk

Thursday, October 17, 1963

Teen Center Schedules BeachParty, Hootenanny Saturday

By Anita Fitzgerald

What's this? You say you received your reportcards yesterday and won't be able to go out thisweekend. Remember, "promise your parents any-thing, but give them good grades."

however,

Anita

Meanwhile,can't you talk them intoa nighton thebeach? AT e e nT o w nFIRST isgoing tot a k ep l a c eS aturdayn i g h t ,Oct. 19 atthe pub-lic beach.

It's a big Hootenanny-Beach Party, with sing-ing to the roaring surfand dancing in the sand.Unique? You bet, andit's all yours for thesmall admission of .50for members and .75for guests.

So make it a Saturdaynight date.

Well "Special Pro-jects Committee", howhave the holiday candlesbeen selling?

Almost two weekshave passed since thedrive was kicked off, sothose orders should bemaking quite a bulge inyour pocket. Remem-ber, orders are to be.turned • in weekly to theoffice. For those whowould like to see thevariety of candles theTeen-age Center is off-ering, a display has beenset-up at the Boca Ra-

Musical ProgramPlanned Friday

The Boca Raton Mo-ravian Church, locatedon Southwest 12th ave-nue in Boca RatonSquare, will hold an openhouse and musical even-ing Friday night, Oct.18, at 8 p.m.

Mrs. Eva A. Post,the church organist, andMrs. D oris Vann, so-prano soloist fromDeerfield Beach, willpresent a program ofsacred and secular mu-sic after which refresh-ments will be served bythe Women's Fellowshipof the church.

Mrs. Post has beenthe church organistsince the new MoravianChurch opened in July1962 and for many yearswas a church organistin Paterson, N.J. Mrs.Vann is the soprano so-loist at the CommunityPresbyterian Church ofDeerfield Beach.

The Moravian Churchheld its first servicejust over a year ago ina new $75,000 buildingconstructed by the de-nomination and present-ed as a gift to the localcongregation. The openhouse and musical even-ing is one of a seriesof cultural and religiousprograms it seeks toprovide for- the com-munity around thechurch. The public mayattend as guests of thecongregation.

ton National Bank. Stopin and look at them —you'll be glad you did!

The entertainmentcommittee under thechairmanship of Norm aRamseyer has big plansfor the coming Hallo-ween Dance. Plenty ofgames and contests willbe held with prizesawarded to the winners.The date for the bigdance is Saturday, Oct.26.

Many "thanks" to allof those who are sup-porting my nominationin Channel. 5's "Miss16" contest.

See you at the BeachParty or in case of in-clement weather at TeenTown for a BermudaHop.

Reed Speaks

At BPW Meeting

Donald Reed of BocaRaton, Republican rep-resentative to the StateLegislature, was guestspeaker at the Businessand Professional Wom-en' s club • last Monday.

Mrs. Harold Fiscus,club president, announc-ed that Mrs. KennethChaplin and Mrs. Char-les Erickson would ac-company her to the stateboard meeting of BPWin Naples this weekend.

A Halloween partywill be held Oct. 31 atthe home of Mrs. Thom-as Jamison for mem-bers and guests. Cos-tumes will be optional.

Mrs. Paul Bebout Sr,announced plans for therummage sale at Al-drich Corner Oct. 25and 26. Proceeds of thesale will go to the scho-larship fund. Miss Bar-bara Scott, recipient ofthe current year scho-

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AAUW Votes To Endorse College Bond IssueThe new Boca Raton

branch of the AmericanAssociation of pniver-sity Women was repre-sented at the Floridadivision convention inClearwater, last week-end by Mrs. G. BallardSimmons, president,and Mrs. Martin Schopp-meyer, second vicepresident and member-ship chairman.

Friday night the BocaRaton branch was rec-ognized as the 30thbranch in Florida. Tak-ing part in the ceremonywere Mrs. R.E.Barthe-lemy, president of the

Miss Ackourey ToAttend Conference

Professor Ann Ac-kourey, Mary mount Col-lege director of publicrelations, will speak atthe Florida Council ofTeachers of EnglishConference at Sarasotathis week.

In addition, Miss Ac-kourey will meet withcollege and universityteachers during thegroup discussions.

Attention will centeron the humanities dur-ing this year's confe-rence. Dr. Charles R.Keller, director of theadvanced placementprogram of the CollegeEntrance ExaminationBoard, and Dr. DwightL. Burton, editor of the"English Journal" forthe past decade, alsoare on the speaker'sroster.

Source materials,along with teaching ma-terials exhibits, areplanned to stimulate andenrich the teaching ofEnglish and the humani-ties in the future.

Coffee Club To

Meet Dutch GirlIf you like tulips,

Edam cheese, windmillsor wooden shoes, you'llenjoy the Coffee Clubplanned by 'the GreaterBoca Raton Chamber ofCommerce Thursday,Oct. 24, at Royal PalmYacht Club at 8:45 a.m.

The public may attend•as guests of the BocaRaton National Bank,sponsor of the event.

The program will beunder the direction ofHarriet Arnold, direc-tor of American FieldService for Palm BeachCounty, and will be cen-tered around Greta Sch-ermerhorn from Hol-land, the first foreignstudent in Palm Beachcounty and first studentof Seacrest High School,A.F.S. Chapter.

Greta will tell howshe was chosen to cometo the United States,what it is like to behere attending highschool and what is ex-pected of her when shereturns home.

Also on the programwill be Betsy Rusch,student member of theSeacrest chapter, andMiss Clair Di Frank,faculty member. MissArnold will give anoverall summation ofthe student abroad pro-gram.

According to TomMeredith, president ofthe Boca Raton Cham-ber, no reservations arenecessary by eitherChamber members orinterested visitors.

larship to Palm BeachJunior College plans topursue a teaching ca-reer.

Florida division; Mrs.Lee F. Branan, secondvice president of theFlorida division; Mrs.Derrick A. Sherman,Pittsburgh, Penn., rep-resenting the NationalAssociation; and Mrs.Simmons. Mrs. Sim-mons was presented astatement of recognitionsigned by Dr. BlancheDow, president of theNational Association,and Dr. Pauline Tomp-kins, general director.

Dr. Palmer H. Craig,dean of mathematics andthe natural sciences atFlorida Atlantic Uni-

versity, spoke on Indiaat the Saturday lunch-eon. His talk served asan introduction to oneof the suggested topicsfor study by the branch-es, "The Occident andthe Orient."

The convention pass-ed a resolution support-ing Issue 2, the College

Building Amendment,and urging citizens tovote for it Nov. 5, Thenew Boca Raton branchhad initiated this actionby sending the resolu-tion to the Florida di-vision with the requestthat it be presented tothe convention.

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AROUND the TownBy Lilian Avery

National School lunch week is just about toclose. It is Oct. 13-19 and a good opportunity toview the National School lunch program atcafeteria "open house". Our three schools par-ticipate wholeheartedly.

The meals are cook-=d in spotless modernkitchens, service isgood, everthing is keptbeautifully hygienic andthe students very wellbehaved and chaperon-ed by the tachers.Knowing first hand the

_ performances our* children can put on at

home meal times, ourvisit to the school cafe-teria was rewarding and"full feeling."

"The cake was espec-ially delicious.

Dr. and Mrs. PaulF, Dwan of Spanish Trailwill shortly end their

A long summer in Minn-eapolis, Minn. They alsohad a month's trip toC a l i f o r n i a , visitingfriends and relatives inSan Francisco, SantaBarbara and their sonand family in Santa Mon-ica. As soon as the glo-rious northwest fall col-ors fade they will beback here.

Away for the greaterpart of the winter is theplan of Mr. and Mrs.Henry B. Root, OsceolaDrive. They left by planethis week for LasVegas and San Francis-co. Later this monththey board the steamer"President Hoover" forJapan and Hong Kong.

*k This is an "encore'trip to the Orient, whichthey both enjoy. On thecalendar for them is astay of five weeks inHawaii on the returnjourney.

A new switch by Mrs.George Jablin of Chat-ham Hills — She votes

m a big bouquet of thanks• for North District Hos-

pital in which she waspatient for five days.

She is homemuch better.

feeling

A day long meeting atthe Sun & Surf Club washosted by St. Joan ofArc Guild. Mrs. RobertD'Amore, president, in-troduced speakers whichincluded Rev. RaymondScully, Ft. Lauderdale,and Dr. Bernard F.O'Hara, M.D., WestPalm Beach. Mass wascelebrated at noon atSt. Joan of Arc Churchby Rev. Paul Manning,followed by lunch at theclub.

At the afternoon ses-sion at the club, Dean-ery committee chair-men outlined goals andprojects for 1963-1964.Attending were mem-bers of the Florida EastCoast Deanery which in-cludes parishes of BelleGlade, Boynton Beach,Delray Beach, FortPierce, Jupiter, LakeWorth, Palm Beaches,Riviera Beach, Stuart,Vero Beach and BocaRaton.

We inadvertently putCaptain John B. Fitz-patrick of Villa Rica,in the Navy last week.Maybe "Flora" got usall "wet." The Captainhas his appointmentfrom Pan AmericanWorld Airways Inc.

He is a civilian butcaptains the submarinecable vessel USAFC50-1816, the crew ofwhich is responsible forservicing the underseascable linking PatrickAir Force Base, CocoaBeach, with islands asfar south as the Vir-gin Isles.

He commutes be-tween here and PatrickAir Force Base. Both

Introducing a merry miss. She is Mindy Vincent,two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray VincentJr., 965 S.W. 13th St., Boca Raton.-Colony Studio

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Tomorrow and Sat-urday are the last daysfor reservations to bemade for the member-ship buffet supper to begiven by the Art Guild,states Mrs. Helen Hall,president.

It will be given Oct.28. The theme is "Au-tumn" and members ofthe decorating commit-tee met Tuesday morn-ing at the Art Guild tomake table and roomdecorations.

BOOK REVIEW by MRS. KERDYK"The Moonflower Vine"

Friday October 18The Boca Raton Club

Town Hall At Ten . . . . 10 AMTown Hall Matinee . . . , 2 PM

Series Reservations i . . . . $6.Single Matinee tickets $2.

Reservations: Mrs. Molitor 942-3959

Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3AOrganization to Meet

The Democratic Or-ganization will hold reg-ular meetings eachTuesday at 140 N.W.11th Street at 7:30p.m.,starting Oct. 22.

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Mrs. Harold Archer, center, chairman of the deco-rating committee, plans with Mrs. Joseph Gola Jr.,(left) and Mrs. Lloyd Juergens (right) decorationsfor the Masque Ball at the Boca Raton Hotel. The

odd fellow dropping in at this discussion will prob-.ably also show up j October 19 too, along withother plain and fancy costumed guests of the Wom-an's Club.

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A full length movie,plus three color car-toons, is scheduled forshowing Friday, Oct. 18,at 7 p.m. in the Com-munity Building in Me-morial Park.

All school age child-ren are invited to at-tend for a .15 cent ad-mission fee.

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DELICIOUS fancy HORSd'OEUVRES & fineFrench chocolate madeto order. Mrs. Lichtig,Boca Raton 395-4365.

the Captain and Mrs.Fitzpatrick prefer toraise their three daugh-ters in the pleasant en-virons of Boca ratherthan close to the mis-sile base.

Mrs. Sidell TilghmanJr., Royal Palm, after abrief spell in the hospi-tal is giving lots of mor-al support to "brush-up*', sessions of the DebbieRand Service League asplans are formulated for"our town's" Spanishtheme fiesta next Feb-ruary.

Mr. and Mrs. WalterEnggasser, Royal OakHills, are back from along visit in Cleveland,Ohio. Walter's mother,Mrs. Caroline Enggas-ser, is also a welcomereturnee and likes Bocaso much.

Sorority HasRush Party

Xi Gamma SigmaExemplar chapter, BetaSigma Phi, held a rushparty last weekend atthe Colony Beach Club,Delray Beach.

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Mrs. Linden andLloyd Mangus won cos-tume prizes.

The next meetingwill be Wednesday, Nov.6, at 8 p.m. for the ex-emplar ritual at thehome of Mrs. John Dun-ster, 1163 N.E.3rdAye.

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4A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17. 1963

College Names Muller to Chorus PostAppointment of Don-

ald Muller as directorof the Community Cho-rus at Marymount Col-lege was announced yes-terday by the college.

Muller has done mus-ical arrangements forthe University of Miami

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The chorus of bothmen and women, is cur-rently preparing for aChristmas Festival.Open to the public, theC o m m u n i t y Chorusmeets Tuesday nightsfrom 7 to 9 p.m. Infor-mation is available bycalling the College, 395-4301.

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Mrs. Jay Krall, Northwest 40th street, was hostess to members of Epsilon Phichapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a preferential tea last Sunday. She serves tea tofrom left, Mrs. Anders Finnvold and Mrs. George Reader, two of the new rush-ees assisted by Mrs. Charles Ruegg, right.

This startling two-some stirs up a riot inWalt Disney's "SummerMagic," starring Hay-ley Mills, Burl Ives,Dorothy McGuire andDeborah Walley now atthe Delray Drive Inwith "Merrills Marau-ders."

The United Statestanker fleet at presenttotals 327 vessels, ag-gregating 6,914,783deadweight tons. In 1961there was a net loss of11 tankers but a gain of136,770 deadweighttons.

Mrs. Robert Drummond (left) on behalf of Debbie-Rand Foundation Inc., re-ceives a check for $100 from Mrs. Dorothy Adams, president of the Welcome,Wagon Club which donated the gift at yesterday's Hidden Valley Country Clubluncheon.

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Mrs. Enggasser, theformer Caroline Peter-mon, was born in Al-sace Lorraine, and emi-grated at the age of 19to join her brother, thelate Joseph Petermon,in the. United States.

She married in Phil-adelphia, Pa., and hasthree children, WalterJr. of Boca Raton; Leoof Audubon, N.J., andLouise, now Mrs. Wal-ter Carel, Philadelphia.

She has six grand-children and twelvegreat-grandchildren.

She has made herhome with her son Wal-ter for many years. Thefamily usually summersin Cleveland, Ohio, andhas returned here forthe winter.

Mrs. Caroline Eng-gasser celebrated her90th birthday lastweekend. She wears anorchid corsage she re-ceived as a gift fromAlfred Enggasser, hergrandson, and son ofMr. and Mrs. WalterEnggasser Jr. of RoyalOak Hills with whomshe makes her home.

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Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5A

Plans Completed for Masque BaliMembers of the Wo-

man's Club are com-pleting final arrange-ments for the secondannual Masque Ball Sat-urday, Oct. 19, at BocaRaton Hotel.

Costumes are option-al but masks must beworn. Mrs. WilliamBrown, chairman, af-firms that tickets areavailable from anymember of the Woman'sClub or may be purchas-ed at the door. Donation

is $5.Proceeds go to a

scholarship fund atFlorida Atlantic Uni-versity,

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The groundbreaking ceremony for a 20-unit apartment building to be built byAthlone Development Company in Boca Raton Square Gateway was held Mon-day. From left are Thomas J. Meredith, president of the Greater Boca RatonChamber of Commerce, Charles Penn and George Culverhouse of Athlone De-velopment Company, and Paul McKinley, of the architectural firm of Shoup andMcKinley. Athlone Development Company is an affiliate of Keating of Florida,Inc.

Representatives of Dura-Tech Corp. of Boca Raton and Foley Packaging andInsulation of London, England, met here last week to discuss manufacturingtechniques and processes. James Becker, left, Dura-Tech president, discusses

expanded polystyrene molding press, with Ronald R. Berlis, director of

Gold Coast Shrine ClubWill Host Ceremonial

anFoley which manufactures the press.

'Manufacturing Techniques StudiedDura-Tech Corpora-

tion exchanged technicalinformation and salesideas with a London,England, manufacturerat a combined confe-rence in Boca Raton,last week.

Ronald R. Berlis, di-hrector of Foley Packag-ing and Insulation, Ltd.,of London representedhis company at the con-ference.

Dura-Tech Corpora-tion manufactures ex-panded polystyrenefoam plastic productsat their plants in BocaRaton, Atlanta, Ga., and

| Cleveland, Ohio." Home

office of the Corpora-tion is in Boca Raton.

James E. Becker,president of Dura-Tech,said Foley Packaging inLondon had purchasedexpanded polystyreneblock molding and boardprocessing equipmentfrom Dura-Tech and inturn Dura-Tech had justreceived delivery on thefirst of several custommolding presses manu-factured in England byFoley.

The purpose of thefour-day Conferencewas to exchange ideason manufacturing tech-niques and processes

in this country and Eu-rope.

Represented at theDura-Tech Corporationmeetings were JamesE. Becker, L.J. Roy,A.J. Thackeray and J.C.Burkhardt from the Bo-ca Raton office, Wil-helm E. Essich and Hal.Willis from the Atlan-ta office and Frank M.Foy and Vern Schillfrom the Clevelandplant.

Upwards of 1000 SouthFlorida Shriners andtheir wives will conveneat Deerfield Beach Sat-urday for the "ColdSands Ceremonial," ac-cording to Cecil J. Mob-ley, illustrious poten-tate of Mahi Temple,A.A.O.N.M.S., Miami.

"These candidatesnow entering our templeare from the entire jur-isdiction, between KeyWest and Vero Beach,"he said.

Fezzed fun men willstage street capers incelebration of the bigday-long -affair. Fromthe "Opening of theTemple' at 11 a.m. atthe Gold Coast ShrineClub, 1251 S.E. Sixth

Avenue, DeerfieldBeach, until past mid-night after dancing,Shriners will swarm thearea.

Hosts for the occa-sion will be the GoldCoast Shrine Club, em-bracing members fromPompano, Boca Raton,Lighthouse Point, andthe Pompano, Deerfield,Delray and BoyntonBeaches. John H. Ar-nott of Delray Beach ispresident.

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Local Group Plans SectionFor Goldwater Rally Nov. 9

Tickets for the YoungAmericans for FreedomGoldwater Rally areavailable now for a spe-cial reserved Boca Ra-ton section.

Reservations can bemade and tickets picked

>up at 40 S.E. 1st Ave.,office of Robert E. Roll,395-0505, or by callingMrs. Bennie Swenson,395-0318.

Roll and Mrs. Swen-son are active in theFlorida Draft Goldwa-ter Committee and areheading a special rallycommittee for the BocaRaton area.

• Senator Barry Gold-water, leading contend-er for the Republicanpresidential nomina-tion, will speak before-the Young Americansfor Freedom NationalConvention Nov. 9 inFort Lauderdale's Yan-kee Stadium. An esti-mated crowd of 10,000Goldwater enthusiasts

' from over the state isexpected to hear thecandidate. This is thesecond annual conven-tion for Young Ameri-cans for Freedom. Thefirst convention, held inNew.York in 1962, turn-

ed out a crowd of some18,000 young conserva-tives to hear Goldwaterat Madison Square Gar-den.

Plans are being madefor charter buses, pre-speech parties and otherevents among the BocaRaton group.

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4(APOUNDThat's right. This fine two bedroom, two bath Rutenberg Home can be bought forless than four cents a pound. Figuring it this way the Laurel costs less per poundthan salt or sugar . . . or bread or milk, but, of course, who buys 147 tons of thoseitems. Of course, no one buys a house by the pound but it is interesting just howmuch value you get in a Rutenberg Home. Whether a house is priced by the pound,by the- foot, or any other way, your true value is not entirely in the concrete, wood,and other materials that go into the construction. The reputation and integrity ofthe builder is most important in any home purchase. If the builder uses the finestmaterials and the best of craftsmen and then stands behind the home in a personalguarantee, you have value that cannot be measured in pounds. Rutenberg Homesare recognized throughout Florida and the iiation as representing the very finest indesign, craftsmanship and materials. But, in addition, Rutenberg guarantees everyhome for one full year and backs that guarantee with a service program that includesfour regular inspections during the year. Such a guarantee could only be givenwith a superior product. Whether you buy this lovely Laurel model, by Rutenberg,by the pound or any other way, it will still only cost $11,500, built'on your lotanywhere in this area. Your Rutenberg Home Counselor will help you find just theright lot for your Rutenberg Home.

See the Laurel and other beautifully furnished model homes, open daily for vour in-spection. Three bedroom, two bath Carmel, $14,750; four bedroom, three bath Ri-viera, $17,500; lands costs additional.

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6A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday/October 17, 1963

Record Crowd on Hand for Columbus Day BarbecueBy Lilian Avery

Columbus Day dawned bright and clear. At theBoca Cabana Club an army of helpers were puttingfinal touches on what became one of the most suc-cessful fund raising projects of Debbie-Rand Ser-vice League.

It was the Community barbecue.At 3 p.m. the crowd started to arrive and a

steady stream entered the patio for the next fouror five hours. There was continuous service offood.

Tables were consistently full of family parties,neighborly parties and tete-a-tete duos. Therewas plenty of food until the very last large appe-tite was satisfied.

Children had fun — there was plenty of runningspace. There was dancing and entertainment byvocalists, musicians and just looking at the variedgroups of people from here and out of town.

At an early count 1400 tickets were sold. Anestimated $1500 was profit.

Resting after serving dessert for hours and hours are Marymount College stu-dents. Four out of towners enjoyed the barbecue and met local residents.Sitting left, Jane Gascoigne of Virginia, (right) Dorothy Cusick, Maryland.Standing left, Phyllis Salvador, St. Augustine, Fla., and right, Mary AnnDever, Cleveland, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Len Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Heck, all of Boca Square,visit while waiting for eatables.

'Come get your Coke" John Hopkins (front right) calls. The Coke stand wasably manned by the U.M. Hopkins family of Boca Villas. Standing at back fromleft are Steve Avery, Pam, Vee and Hoppy. The contented customers in frontare Paul Avery and Danny Oates.

Competitors in the balloon drawing competition areleft David Alley, center Jimmy Alley and back KevinToomey.

Location ChangedMrs. James F. Gog-

gin, publicity chairmanof the Boca Raton Gar-den Club, announces achange in location forthe hat sale. It will nowbe held at 171 S.E. 1stAve. in the Royal PalmShopping Center.

The hats have beenmade by members ofthe Garden Club. Pro-ceeds will go to thebuilding fund of the club.

\ 0The Public Is Invited

Musical Evening and Open HouseFriday, October 18, 1963, 8:00 p.m.

EVA A. POST OrganistM rte DORIS VANN Soprano

Boca Raton Moravian Church2 S.W. 12th Avenue

(In Boca Raton Square)

From the southeast section of town came the Harry Thernell family. From thenorthwest the Dick Heidgerds. It was real neighborly — Layne Thernell standsin front of her father.

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League PlansU.N. Dinner

The League of WomenVoters is planning aUnited Nations Day Din-ner Thursday, Oct. 24,at 6:30 p.m. at the Del-ray Beach Country Club.

The main speaker atthe dinner will be Dr.Samuel Portnoy, pro-fessor of history atFlorida Atlantic Uni-versity. Dr. Portnoytook his bachelor's anddoctor's degrees at theUniversity of Wisconsinat Madison and his mas-ter 's at the Universityof Chicago. At TrentonState College Dr. Port-noy was chairman of theIntercultural Educationcommittee, and atMansfield State Collegein Pennsylvania he waschairman of the socialsciences department.

A specialist in mod-ern European historyand 20th Century Rus-sian history, he is anexpert in the develop-ment of Soviet commu-nism and has taughtcourses relating to coldwar problems.

The cost of $3 perperson includes tip andtax. This dinner is be-

A new kind of Pontiac witha new kind of Pontiac power

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Seacrest Scenes

Report Cards Out, Parents'

'Day in School' Set FridayBy Cary Kammerman

You know what? I've never introduced myselfto you.

So here's a line-o-type or two about myself.I have lived in Boca Raton for the last five and

a half years. I am in the senior class at Seacrest.After graduation I plan to attend college, possi-bly the University of Miami.

If any of you Seahawkse v e rw a n ts o m e-t h i n gmention-ed in mycolumnp1 e a s emen tionit to meand Iwill bem o r ethan happy to include it.

Cary

Last week the journa-lism II class went tostation WE AT for seve-ral hours.

The students weregiven a guided tour ofthis television and radiostation. Darlene Walkerof Boca mentioned thatit was an enjoyable andeducational field trip.

The Wheelette Clubplanted 10 palm treesalong the path betweenthe shop and wing 10.After the trees growfor a few years theywill certainly enhancethe beauty of our campusgreatly.

Report cards cameout today . . . hope yourswas good enough to bringhome.

Tomorrow will beparent-teachers confe-rence day at Seacrest.Students will have theday off and it will beour parents turn to goto school. (That is a bigswitch!) Parents areasked to stop by theschool library beforegoing to the classrooms.Members of the NationalHonor Society will bestationed around theschool to assist in find-ing classes.

Hours for conferen-ces will be 8:30 to 11:30a.m. and 1:30 to 3:15p.m.

Our fighting Seahawksdefeated Miami Mili-tary in a non-conferencegame, 47-0.

The half time cere-mony was high-lightedby the crowning of MissJudy Oliver of Boca asKick Off Queen. All Judy

could utter as she foundherself walking off thefield with her crown androses was: "This issuch an honor. I'm sohappy and surprised."

Congratulations toJudy and to the otherlovely girl s in her court.

Anyone interested inbuying Seacrest pensare asked to contact oneof the Zonta Club girls.Cost is only 500. Thenumber of pens on handis limited so be sure andget yours soon.

The National HonorSociety will begin itsyearly sale of Seacrestdecals next week. Theseattractive stickers costonly 250.

Edna Young, varsitycheerleader and Bocaresident, asks anyonewith unwanted lumber tocall her at 395-0842. Shewants to start collectingmaterials for the bigbonfire later in the year.

Guidance counselorand dear friend to allstudents at Seacrest isLowell Hostetler. Someof you still may not knowthat he has been in thehospital for the lastweek. If you would liketo send him a card heis in room 169 at Be-thesda.

See ya all at the gameFriday. We're going toslaughter Palm Beach..(everybody keep yourfingers crossed).

Dr. Layman Back

From Seminar

Dr. Paul Layman, Bo-ca Raton chiropractor,just returned from par-ticipating in a researchseminar at the HotelTexas, Fort Worth,Texas. The seminar wasconducted by the ParkerChiropractice ResearchFoundation.

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PUBLIC NOTICESCharter No. 14924 Reserve District No. 6REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE BOCA RATON NATIONALBANK OF BOCA RATON IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, ATTHE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30, 19 63. Pub-lished in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency,under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. .

ASSETS1. Cash, balances with other banks, and

cash items In process of collection' . 1,486,325.562. United States Government obligations,

direct and guaranteed 3,615,297.033. Obligations of States and political

subdivisions 79,957.914. Other bonds, notes, and debentures (including

$302,161.77 securities of Federal agencies andcorporations not guaranteed by U.S.) None 302,161.77

5. Loans and discounts (including $Noneoverdrafts) 4,399,185.37

8. Bank premises owned $176,459.13, furnitureand fixtures $103,553.33 (Bank premisesownedare subject to $119,850,65 liens notassumed by bank) 280,012.46

12. Other assets 105,012.3113. TOTAL ASSETS 10.267,952.41

LIABILITIES14. Demand deposits of individuals, partner-

ships, and-corporations. 4,362,223i9915. Time and savings deposits of individuals,

partnerships, and corporations 3,822,172.9616. Deposits of United States Government

(including po stal savings) 145,354.4817. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 943,244.9318. Deposits of banks 47-,850.3519. Certified and officers' checks, etc, 144,069.6720. TOTAL DEPOSITS $9',464,916.38

(a) Total demand deposits $5,142,743.42(b) f otal time and savings

deposits $4,322,17 2.9625.Otherliabiiitt.es 21,658.7926. TOTAL LIABILITIES 9,486,575.17

VALUATION RESERVES29. Other valuation reserves 2.183.40 2,183.4030. TOTAL VALUATION RESERVES 2,183.40 "~~~~~~~~

CAPITAL FUNDS33. Common stock —par value per share $10.00

No. shares authorized 50,000No. shares unissued NoneNo. shares outstanding $500,000.00 .

34. Surplus $200,000.0035. Undivided profits $ 79,193.84 . '37. TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS $779,193.8438. Total Valuation Reserves

and Capital Funds 781,377,2439. TOTAL LIABILITIES, VALUATION

RESERVES AND CAPITAL FUNDS

NOTE40. Time certificates of deposit outstanding 1,50 2,800.00

I, Rose-Marie Rutherford, Cashier, of the above-named bank dohereby declare that this report of condition i s true and correct tothe best of my knowledge and belief,

RoseJdarie RutherfordWe, the undersigned tfirectors attest the correctness of this

report of condition and declare that it has been examined by usand to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct.

Milton N. Weir )Harold E. Swltzgable ) Directors.John H. Weir )

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at Publix begins with that after breakfast cup

of coffee and the Publix newspaper ad.

We try to make them easy to read, easy to plan from.

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Pies. 2 99cMorton's Buttermilk, or Sweetrm'lk

Biscuits 2 PS 39cGorton Breaded

Shr imp ;£ 99cMrs. Paul's Family Pack

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Franks «». 49cRath Black Hawk Hickory Smoked

Da i ntees &. 69cCopeland Fresh or Smoked

Pork Sausage i*. 59cDirr's Gold Seal

Party Pack "'JT 49cPlumrose Imported Danish

Sliced Bacon « 59cFresh Cooked

Florida Lobster ». 69cFresh Florida

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Meet Seacresf Jayvees At Memorial Park

Bobcats Seeking First Win — Again

Slammer Rentals placed second in the Twilight •Golf League played on theBoca Raton Hotel and Club course. Team members included, from left, LewMontgomery, Bill Schwarzhoff, Bob Montgomery and Don Montgomery.

Trophies were distributed Tuesday at the end-of-season banquet of the BocaRaton Twilight Golf League. From left are Tal Chingos and Bill Behrens ofthe third-place Behrens Home Maintenance team, and Jack Schoonmaker andJack Benson of the first-place Bayou Restaurant Team.

BOWLINGBOCA STRIKERS

By Joan Chatelain

Saturday night isSweeper Night at Uni-versity Bowl.

Anyone, male or fe-male, with a 175 ave-rage or less many en-ter and the cost is only$4.00 ($2.00 bowling feeand $2.00 prize fund).Starting time is 10:30p.m. so come out tothe lanes Saturday nightand maybe this Satur-day you'll be $25 heavi-er!

UNIVERSITY KINGSWon Lost18 61615

Tean1. Boca Window2. The Curtis Co.3. Boca Nat. Bfc.4. C.A. Quill an Co. 145. J .C. Mitchell 136. Wentworth Plast. 137. Boca Uniform 118. Good's Arner. 119. Tuni son Prop. 11

10. Univ. Tavern 111 1. Griddle Rest. 1012. Merco of Fla. 913. D&M Auto Parts 814. Thermo Indus. 8

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UNIV. BOWLERETTESTeam Won Lost

MEN'S HANDICAPTeam

1. Amer. Legion2. Boca Car Wash3. Smithson&Key.4. Buss Pool 's

5. Nat'l.Auto parts6. Deerfield Plumb.7, Turner Nurseries8. Boca Heat. 8s AC

High Individuals: M225, P . Bacon 211

Won131 3121110

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doff 208; Set, A. OrndoffF. Dettman 533, G. Hall

MEN'S SCRATCHTeam

1. Bill ' sBarber2. Purvis Plaster.3. Com, Laundry4. Keating of Fla.5. Kreuscher Const.6. Rutenberg Homes7. Liberty Glass8. Bert 's9. Boca Plumbing

10. Boca Tackle11. Zim's Bar12. Scott Homes

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Larry Peters 216.623, Bill Da.gatta 267-617, ' l e s Beadle205-605, Fred OJsen 212-598.Al Graham 209-596,Cadough 220-592, Jackdek 224-588, Pat236-570.

BOCA SQUARESTeam

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Team1. Cardinals2. Mockingbirds3. Nightingales4. Blue Jays5. Sandpipers6. Sea Gulls7. Flamingos 4 168. Pelicans 3 17

High Individuals, Men: FredBelz 186-532, Rene- Caron199-510, Joe Niles 168-485;Women: Mary Celusnek 200-439, Emmie Niles 146-4 25,Ruth Manning 171-424.

BOCA HIS & HERTeam Won Lost

1. Hunters Four 15y2 7%2. Jo l ly Four 13 83. Eight Ba l l s 12'/2 8l/2

4. Quads 12V4 S'/j5. Nutmegs 12 86. Inseparables 11 107. Florettes 10'/2 10'/i8. Country Club 4 9 11

High Individuals, Men: SantoMongoli 213, Reuben Diedrich213, Harold Pearson 199; Wo-men: Jerry Sheller 191, 'RuthOrndoff 188, Grace Pearson162.

WOMEN'S INVITATIONALTeam Won Lost

1. Team 1 13 52. Boca Lounge 10 83. Famous Door 10 84. Wlnfield Gift 9 95. Bussin Const. 8 106. Team 2 4 14

High Individuals: Ester Pfan-ner 207, Kay Paullin 201,Cha-lotte Williams 194; Set,Eadie Barnes 532,

NASSAU MIXED

An "all shook up"Bobcat football squadwill try tonight for thethird time to get intothe victory column, go-ing against* SeacrestJayvees at MemorialPark.

Coach Harold Hazel-wood has judggled hisentire offensive squadto try to get some scor-ing out of his charges.The only starter in hisregular position will beChuck- Lekniskas, cen-ter.

Tim Beegle, who wasa stalwart in the defen-sive Bobcat line at rightguard, has been movedto full back. Beegle hasestablished himself asa hard charger and Ha-zelwood is going to takeadvantage of it.

Tony Lalli, who sawsome service at righthalfback, has been mov-ed over to full to alter-nate with Beegle.

Henry Mateo, defen-sive end, has beenswitched over to quar-terback and will alter-nate the position withHarry Herbold, a hold-over. Both are expect-ed to see plenty of ser-vice, and may be usedas a Paul Brown shut-tle maneuver.

Dennis Jones, a one-time quarterback, hasbeen moved to right halfto take advantage of hisspeed.

Bruce Hurd, formerfullback, will start atthe left half-back slot.

Ron Riewold, a quar-terback at the first ofthe season, has been

CHURCH FELLOWSHIPTeam Won Lost

1. Community 5 16 42. Advent 1 10 43. Moravian 9 13 "4. Methodist 7 12 85. Baptist IV:6. Community 6 11.7. Moravian 8 108. Advent 2 109. Presbyterian 11 10

10. Advent 4 1011. Presbyterian 10 812. Presbyterian 12 813. Advent 3 914. Baptist 14 2VHigh Scores: Marty Caron 210,Curt Prenzel 203, Carl Doug-las 187.

1. Futenberg Home s 19 52. Hardrives 17 73. Turner Nurs. 16 84. McReynolds IS 95. Clearwater Spr. 15 96. 5thAve. Plaza 15 97. The Independentsl4 108. Team 13 13 119. Roadman's 13 11

10. Williams Phar. 10 1411. Boca Coin L aun. 9 1512. Boca Does 7 1713. First Bk. & Tru st 7 1714. Sarah Rutherfords 7 1715. Team 3 6 1816. Eli Witt 3 21 •High Individuals: DottleBeard 193-485, Jeanne Brown-lee 190-515,

6. Princess7. Goldenrod 12 128. Troplcana 12 129. Somerset 12 12

10. Laurel 11 1311. Carmel 11 1312. Chalet 11 1313.tBahia lo 1414. Skylark 8 1615. Vanda 7 1716. Riviera 6 ISHarry Colfax 213-583, JoeBrescia 198-553, Rex Moss20S-S53, Gene Lehman 210-527,Bob Motzer 175-509, ChsrlesHubbard 205-499; JoanneSmithson 187-477, Ton! De-Mather 1S9-468, Klara Crock-ett 176.462, Kay Griffin 168-461.

Team Won1. Headhunters 172. Da Mafia 14yi3. Hasbeens 144. CellardweUers 145. Islanders 146. Butterballs 137. Team 8 118. Ir i-Hards 89' Team 1 8

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Bob Minor, St. Andrews* back, is expected to seeplenty of service tonight as the Scots take oh Cham-inade High School at McArthur Field. The Scots arehunting for their first win.

Three GamesAre On Tap

All three local gridteams play this week-end.

St. Andrew's jour-neys to McArthurField tonight to takeon Chaminade HighSchool while Boca Ra-ton's Bobcats hostSeacrest's Jayvees at7:30 at MemorialPark.

The Jaycee Jetstake a trip Saturday toP l a n t a t i o n to goagainst the Gold CoastBoys League champs.Plantation gave theJets their only loss ofthe season in theopening game here.

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moved to end on of-fense, and end Bill Gil-lette has been switchedinto the right guard slot.

Tom Osborne, the 208lb. tackle, will move in-to center on defense.

Hazelwood's chargeshave done pretty wellon defense, having givenup only five touchdownsin three games. On theother hand, the offensehas been non-existent,with not a single pointscored all season.

Though Tuesday'sscrimmage was slug-gish, Hazelwood expectshis boys to be "up"for the game with Sea-crest's JVs.

Since Boca Raton stu-dents have been goingto Seacrest for years,with Boca Raton HighSchool gradually takingover the load, the gameis a natural for heatedrivalry.

In fact, both Hazel-wood and Seacrest JVCaoch John Northernsee it the same way —as a beginning to a longand interesting footballrivalry.• "Our boys don't wantBoca Raton to startbeating us," Northernsaid. "We'll be ready."

While the Bobcatshave been droppinggames to Belle Glade,Riviera Beach and Nova,the junior Seahawkshave won one and losttwo, finally getting inthe win column last weekagainst Fort Pierce 12-0.

Spectators at Memo-rial Field tonight shouldsee a wide open game,with Seacrest expectedto fling the ball oftenand with the Bobcatsexpected to move theball more.

Game starts at 7:30.

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Chuck Lekniskas will be the only Bobcat startertonight playing in his former position. Coach HaroldHazelwood has juggled the other ten men all aroundin an effort to build a scoring aggregation. In threegames this year, the Boca Raton High School foot-ballers haven't pushed across a single point. Lek-niskas is the center on the offensive team.

Jets Join Scoreless Column,End Up In Tie With Deerfield

The tie gave the JetsThe Boca Raton Jetsjoined their older cou-sins — Boca Raton HighSchool and St. Andrew's— in getting in thescoreless column lastSaturday against theDeerfield Beach Rebels.

However, the Jetsmanaged to keep theiropponents also score-less; something theircousins haven't beenable to do.

The Jets ended in ascoreless tie with theheavily favored Rebels,despite the fact that theycompletely dominatedthe play.

a record of two wins,one loss and two ties, thebest record a Boca Ra-ton 115 lb. squad hasever run up. The onlydefeat came at the handsof undefeated Planta-tion, the league leaders.

Air TeamH-BombsScot Squad

St. Andrew's CoachNed Fox thinks theyshould change the namefron Florida Air Acad-emy to Florida FootballAcademy.

You see, the Academyutterly demolished Fox'thin and inexperiencedScots Saturday by a wildblue yonder score of57-0.

The rarified airaround Cape Canaveral— the game was playedin nearby Melbourne —might have contributedto the Scots's secondstraight rout. Their op-ponents now have scor-ed a total of 98 pointsin two contests whilethe Scots haven't man-aged to cross the goalline.

The Airmen hadthings pretty much theirown way. They rang up'19 points in the firstquarter and added 13 inthe second to lead 32-0at the halfway point. St.Andrew's threatenedonly once —• late in thewaning minutes whenthey drove to the sevenyard line.

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Jefs ScheduleSpecial Meeting

The Boca Raton Jetswill hold a special Momand Dad's Night tomor-row evening at 6o'clockat the Scout Hut, ac-cording to Coach DaveFranks.

Coaches and cheer-leaders will be intro-duced and plans for thecoming second round inthe Goldcoast Confe-rence will be discussed.

Newspapers produce light andinformation. Their absence

results in darkness.

BOCA BATON NEWSNATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK OCT. 13-19, 1963

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Miscelloneous for SaleMaple Dbl. bed, boxspring foam rubbermattress, chest andmirror night stand. Tiltback leather chair, alsoL.C. Smith typewriter,good cond. 395-0648.Electric RCA stove —20 inch bike - 14" t r i -cycle - Maple doubleBed & mattress - 10pc. maple dinette set,rollaway bed-lawn mow-er - (2) hemp rugs.Call 395-2847,Heavy antique screenoriental design teak-wood frame. 3 panels -6' high. Worth $100 —will sell $25-395-3829.

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PUBLIC NOTICECITY OF BOCA RATON

Palm Beach CountyBoca Raton, Florida .

October 14, 1963

NOTrCE TO CONTRACTORSThe City of Boca Raton,

Boca Raton, Florida, will re-ceive bids on or before 5:00

P.M., • Tuesday, October 29,1963, for the furnishing of alllabor, materials, and equip-ment, necessary for the in-stallation of a pavementalong Alamanda Street fromPaloma Avenue to N.W.7th Court, togetherwith all work incidental thereto,said work to be performed inaccordance with plans andspecifications on file in theCity Engineer's Office, aridthat the specifications notherein specifically set forthshall be in accordance withthe State Road Departmentsp ecific ation s.

SPECIFICATIONS

The entire forty" foot wideright-of-way shall be clearedand graded. There are severallarge trees to be removed fromthe work site.

Bids shall be made on a unitprice basis and the amountdue on final payment shall becomputed by multiplying theactual quantity of the black topasph attic concrete wearingsurface by said unit price.

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

PROPOSALPaving approximately 1,210

square yards complete theunit price of: $ persquare yard.

Total: S

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

The bidder i s required toexamine the site of the propos-ed work and it will be assumedthat he i s 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 materials 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.

Thi s form mu st b e u sed forthe Proposal and signed. Thecompleted Proposal shall beplaced in a sealed envelopeand plainly marked on ,the out-,side "BID FOR PAVING "ALAMANDA STREET — Tobe opened at the regular CityCommission meeting, Tues*day, October 29, 1963."

The envelope containing theProposal shall be addressed to:

City of Boca RatonBoca Raton, FloridaAttn: City Manager

Prep ared by:A.E. AmslerCity Engineer

Wn. H. LambCity Manager

Spbmitt ed by: ;

.Signature: ___„

Publish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963Furnish Proof of Publication.

Miscellaneous for SaleFrigidaire elec. rangeexceptional $30.00; Bilgepump 12 volt $10.00;Italian 6.5 rifle & ammo$10.00; New, never fired12 gauge single shotgun,case & ammo $20.00;pair of footlockers$3.00;8 pr. sheer ruffled cur-tains $1.00 pr. Mightsell 1963 Evinrude out-board 40 h.p. push but-ton controls tank andbattery. Can prove mo-tor in storage since Feb.'63. periodically oiled,firm $550.00. 395-4928or 1319 S.W. 4th Court,Boca Islands, Boca.

Autos for Sole*62 Corvette, low mile-age. Red-black interior.327 Turbo fire engine -syncromesh - positrac-tion - stick, wonder barradio. Private. Call395-1457.

Help WontedMaid, Part Time.White-house Motor Lodge. Call395-4400.Beauty operator, fol-lowing preferred, apply218 S. Federal Hwy. Or-chid Square Coiffures,Boca Raton. __Part time job for handyman, gardening etc.Phone 395-2020.BARBER - for 170 boys.Furn. new shop. Oppt.to make some side mon-ey for retired man. Con-tact Mr. Arnold, St. An-drew's School.Portrait and commer-cial photo studio withestablished franchiseguaranteeing business islooking for local man as.working partner ormanager on profit shar-ing basis. No investmentrequired. Write c/o Bo-ca Raton News, P.O.Box 580, Boca RatonFla. Box G.

Arvida Realty Sales, Inc.offers an excellent op-portunity for competent,reliable and personablereal estate salesmen inits Boca Raton office.Please phone to arrangeinterview, 395-2000.

Instructions—TutoringM.I.T. HONOR GRADU-ATE can improvegrades & attitude. School-family problems cap-ably handled. PhoneHarold Selleck 395-3303,Professional Tutor-

• Counselor, M.I.T. 1943,in Boca Raton elevenyears.

Situations WantedExecutive secretaryseeks top position. Fastshorthand, typing, know-ledge of Spanish, col-lege background. WriteBox H, c/o Boca RatonNews.Would like general maidwork. Regular hours. 8to 4. Call 395-3058.

Services AvailableAircraft rental, flightinstruction, sightseeing,storage, maintenance.'"Learn to Fly" Fla.Airmotive, 395-1699.LAMPS AND SHADES

Old lamp shades recov-ered, lamps rewired,refinished. Ft. Laud. JA3-1619.QUALITY Alterationsdone in my home. 901N.W. 3rd Ave. 395-5471.Quality dress making,Alterations, and drape-ries sewn. 395-2399.Custom tailoring & ex-pert alterations on la-dies & Mens garments.Alteration Center. 110E. Palmetto Park Rd.395-4299.

Wanted to BuyWanted Clean UsedHOUSEHOLD GOODSWill Pay Top Prices

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Pets PersonalsFor sale, Poodle, sil- Emergency oxygen unitver grey, min. male, 5 1 hour of oxygen. Callmonths, AKC, shots, WH 1-2527 or CR 6-Boca Raton, 278-0229. 6839.

Offices for RentBOCA RATON -Central,location, unusual office,shop, desk space, offpatio balcony with ex-cellent light &. air, plusair-conditioning. At-tractive leases. Owner,395-5750 or 395-4299.Furnished includingelectricity & water. Useof telephone and secre-tary-bookkeeper, 4hours per day. Total$45.00 per wk. Call 395-5113. 9:30 to 1:30.Small office in court ofOrchid Square. 200 S.Fed. Reasonable. Seeyour Broker or call Lo-gan 6-3229. Ft. Lauder-dale, Fla.

Apartments for Rent•SPACIOUS new one andtwo. bedroom,. electrickitchen, Ige. closets,will furnish. Ph. 395-3287.EXTRA Guests Coming?Available, Furn. StudioApts. & Villas, on theocean, private beach,priv.dock. The Villas ofBoca Raton, 507 S. OceanBlvd; on A1A. Call 395-5220,ATTRACTIVE two-bed-room apartments, com-pletely furnished, cen-tral heat and air condi-tioned, close to beach,474 WavecrestWay, Bo-ca Raton. Phone 399-9875.Furnished, lovely 2bdrm. apt. air-cond. op-posite golf course. 343E. Royal Palm Rd.One and two bedroomfurnished apartmentsconveniently located andreasonably priced.BOONE APARTMENTS,175 N.W. 3rd Street,395-1580.2-BEDROOM, 2-bath,furnished, 1 bedroom,furnished. Adams Apart-ments, call 395-1812.Furn. lovely ' bedroomapt. Also large studioapt. Reasonable. 4300N.W. 3rd Ave. 395-2596.Rooms $ 8.00Efficiencies 12.50lBRapt, 13.50 to 18.752 BR apts. 15.00 to 21.253BRapt. 22.50Near school, park andshopping. Free utilities.Garden Apartments, 290W. Palmetto Park Rd.Tel.395-5549,395-2736.Efficiency, center oftown. Opp. Golf course,business people prefer-red. 255 E. Royal PalmRd.Enjoy - Unusual privateeff. - patio. Near Beach- Reasonable. 195 S.E.Wave Crest Way, BocaRaton 395-4365.Deluxe studio apt. furn,unusually nice. Largeyard. Ideal locationwithin walking distanceto beach & town. Fullseason. Frances Apts.114 S.E. 7th Ave. Del-ray Beach, Fla.1 and 2 bedroom apts.,also efficiencies. Nice-ly furnished - beautifullocation. Jordan Manor- 101 N.W. Pine Circle395-4567.1 bedroom furn. apts.$60. per .month. South-land Apts. 2060 N.W.2nd Ave., Boca Raton.See Manager Apt. #2.

Lots for Sale

Rooms for Rent1 or 2 twin bed roomswith private entrance.Call Boca Raton 278-3435. After 6 p.m. call395-1947. Walking dis-tance to town.Large Twin Hotel room.Private bath & entrance.Near everything. Call395-0398.

Homes for Rent2 Bdrm. 1 bath, nicelyfurnished, newly deco-rated. $750 for the sea-son. Utilities & lawncare included. 17 Hast-ings St., Boca Raton.Call CR 6-7907.Spacious 3 bedroom, 2bath furn. Seasonal oryearly. Chatham Hillsarea, from Nov. 1. Call395-0738.Furnished 3 bedroom, 2bath, East of US1. 395-2437.Immaculate 2 bedrooms;furnished seasonal oryearly, 170 N.E. 21stSt. Winfield Park.3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen-tral heating, screenedpatio, awning windows,yearly lease, $115, amonth. 395-1319.2 Bdrm. 1 bath. $90 amo. Phone 395-0778 af-ter 4:00 p.m. for ap-pointment.2-Bdrm., 2 baths, plusIncome from Hotel Rm.Min. to Ocean. Furnish-ed or Unfurnished, Sea-son or yearly rentalshow daily. 400 N.E. 4thSt., Boca.

RENTALSDelray, Boca, Deerfield,Pompano. Furnished —unfurnished. Seasonal —yearly — option. IreneBogardus, J. StuartRobertson Asso. Inc.395-4626.

RENTALSDELRAY - BOCA6 mo. or annual,

$110. to $300. per mo.MILDRED I. MADDOX

BROKER507 N.E. 20th Street

Boca Raton395-2900 732-61.93

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2 bedroom, 1 bath par-tially furnished house.Conveniently located.$90.00 per month year-ly. Call Harriet Jack-man - 395-1322 or 395-0516. Bruce Darrell,Realtor. .

Lots for SaleBOCA RATON, extradeep lot in Country ClubVill. near new highschool & university,sewer in. Priced belowmarket. Call Owner 395-5750 or 395-4299.'3 residential lots 75' x150' $2200. each. Ex-clusive with Wood Real-ty, 700 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. 395-0445.FULL one-acre lots'near University, 395-3890. _BUILDING lots for salein beautiful Country ClubVillage. Phone 395-1818or stop at office at en-trance.LOTS for sale in Unit 3of the Estates section inBoca - Raton at belowmarket. Call Owner,395-1222.

Business OpportunitiesBEER, WINE and Rest-aurant — Heart of Boca— ideal location. B.L.PARKER, Associate ofBoardman Realty, 395-1499. 9 AM to 2 PM.

Listings WantedRENTALS WANTED

We can rent your homeor apartment quickly.For prompt actionplease call FrosellRealty Co., 1299 S.Ocean Blvd. 395-0333.

Warehouses1000 to 1800 Sq. Ft.Available N.W. 16th St.Industrial Area. Jack-son 4-7813. Ft.Lauder-dale.

Reel Estate for SaleDuplex for sale, mov-ing north. 2868 N.E. 5thAve. 395-4770 or seeyour broker.

Real Estate for TradeFt. Lauderdale, threehouses in excellent rent-al locations east of Fed-eral Hwy. Will exchange-any or all for RoyalPalm lot or house, sub-ject to mortgages. Callowner Ft. Lauderdale564-7940 or Jackson 3-8971,

Real EstateFor Rent or Sale

3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 1Block from Intracoas-tal. Fully Furnished.Close to this shoppingcenter. 434 N.E. 5thCourt. Can be seenany-time. Call 395-4951.

Homes for SaleNEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath,home central heating,city sewers, extra Ige.lot, built-in range &oven, Ige. screenedporch, no closing costs,price $14,000. 1199 W.Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph.395-1818.RESIDENTIAL BEAUTYWonderfully locatedhome - 3 bedrooms, 2baths with every modernconvenience - beautifulpool - home fronts onsmall lake - 2 car ga-rage - sprinkler sys-tem - awning type win-dows, circular drive -central heat - screenedpatio - modern fromevery point of view -Listed at $35,000. Shownby appointment only.Motherwell Realty, 757S. Federal Highway, Co-lonial Building, BocaRaton - 395-4044.

SPANISH CHARMFROM YESTERYEAR

Located on a beautifulwooded one-half acrelot, this 7 room homeoffers something thatwould be unable to beduplicated today. Fromthe red barrel tile roofand high ceilings to thepecky cypress usedthroughout, this is a tru-ly charming home. Thekitchen has been mod-ernized and the bathsnewly tiled. There is airspace under the Georgiahardwood floors to in-sure a moisture freehome. Priced for quickconsideration this maybe investigated by call-ing us for appointment.Motherwell Realty, 757S. Federal Hwy., Colo-nial Bldg., Boca Raton,395-4044.

Stores for Rent

PROFESSIONAL BUILDINGCan be built on thisprime location now.Located only oneblock from the heartof the new profes-sional district of Bo-ca Raton this proper-ty with a street front-age of 300' has ampleroom for a substan-tial development,

CALL OWNER 395-1222

The Niello LoungeOPEN

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PRIME MOTEL SITEHere in Boca Ratonwhere the new Uni-versity will requiremany new motelrooms to service it.This parcel is largeenough to accommo-date a national chainsize operation .ROBERT W. IN6ALLS

REALTORBoca Raton *395-1222

CHOICE WATERFRONT HOMESITE INROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUBt h i s lot and a half with 124 ft. of beautiful

water frontage together with its generousdepth of 178 ft. creates an estate like setting.

Vacant waterfront lots in Royal Palm aredecreasing in supply as the building of newhomes continues and this offering repre-sents a real opportunity to obtain this uni-que property at a very realistic price.

The combination of its location, size, andprice makes this Royal Palm homesite oneof a kind.

To see this fine offering call

ROBERT W. INGALLS, Realtor 395-1222

YOUR OWN OFFICEor SHOP

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

PRIVATE OFFICES — S40 to$55 per month including elec-tric lighting, heat, and airconditioning

CALL OWNER at 395-3909

Real Estate Wanted

Real EstateWANTED

Coming to Florida aboutNovember 4tft. WILLPAY CASH for welllocated small CBS home,in Boca Baton area.Write full description

and price,Ray Puck ett

203 Lake Shore DriveHanna City, 111.

Boca Raton News ClassifiedHomes for Sale

COUNTRY Club Village,683 N.W. 12th Road, 2bedroom, 2 bath home.Wall to wall carpetingin living room, drapesand refrigerator. Closeto new high school anduniversity. Owner 395-1374.ROYAL PALM YACHT& COUNTRY CLUBDESIGNED WITH

CHILDREN IN MINDThis 6 bedroom homehas pool, large screen-ed patio area, familyroom, and many otherfeatures including an icewater tap in the kitchenand extra hot water inmaster bedroom forcoffee in your room.Definitely designed forthe larger family whowants true Florida liv-ing. Priced realisticallyfor quick sale as ownerhas been transferred

• and must move fast.A n o t h e r MotherwellRealty Exclusive.

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757 s. Federal Hwy.Boca Raton, Fla.

395-4044

Services Available

Homes for SaleNEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath,all formica kitchen w/marble base, huge patio.Open — 2698 N.E. 26thTerrace. Boca Woods.Ph. 395-4254.2-story, 3 bedroom, 2-bath, Family Room,Wall to wall carpeting,drapes and refrigera-tor — Lake Floresta.298 N.W. 10th Court.

Split Level, 3 bedroomand 2 baths. Good loca-tion East of Federal,fully furnished. Every-thing goes with sale.Nice yard and sprinklersystem. 435 N.E. 2nd St.Boca Raton. Phone 395-4951.

Homes for Sale

If you want to get a

Real Estate LicenseCall Dave Harvey395-2640. He has

successfully coachedover 4000 students.

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

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We will 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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House In Trade

2-bedroorn, 2-bath onIntracoastal — air-con-ditioned. 395-3890 forappointment.A BARGAIN — Largehouse, 3 bedroom, 2bath, wall to wall car-pet, well and sprinklers,10 fruit trees bearing,140 ft. front, 180 ft.back. 395-1432.New 2 bedroom, 2 bathhcme..,See at 850 S.W.12 th Terrace or call395-3890.

BOCA SQUARE3 bedroom, 2 bath, gar-bage disposal,dishwash-er, refrigerator, builtin stove, central heat.12'x24' Screened patio.$15,500. 395-0280.

Ph. Boca 395-2900Evenings Boynton 6193

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Beautiful home, on in-tracoastal waterway atBoca Raton. Death ofowner dictates sacri-fice sale. 3 bedrooms,3 baths, family room,screened lanai withpool, dock, garage,etc. Complete, lovelyfurnishings. A $48,000value, reduced to$38,500! Definitely, a"Best Buy"!MacLaren & Anderson,

Inc.151 E. Royal Palm Road

PH: 395-1333

HIGH ABOVE THE SEAOn 100' lot. Ocean-side of AlA betweenBoca & Delray. Mag-nificent 4 Bdrm. — 3Bath. This qualityhome has everything!Excellent room lay-out. Huge G.E. Kit-chen, fireplace,luxu-rious draperies, w.tow. carpeting. Estateprivacy with modestup keep. Breathtakingterraces, sacrifice in60's. Liberal terms,must move. By owneror your broker — CR6-9523.

SACRIFICE SALE !Priced to sell, must go north by Nov. 1.Villa Rica Estate section. 3/2 with screenedpatio. Beautifully landscaped with circulardrive. Extra's include central electric heat,aluminum storm awnings, built in range, dish-washer, disposal, exhaust fan & combinationsnack bar. This is the best buy in town at

$15,500. 440 N.E. 35th St. Boca Raton.Phone owner for appt, 395-3127

FAMILY LIVING AT ITS BEST . . .Living area 16x30 plus a separate Din-ing Room. Completely built-in Kitchen—loads of cupboard space. 3 Bedrooms,2 bath, double garage, — of course autility room and patio. Quiet but handyneighborhood. Sounds expensive, doesn'tit? You'll be pleasantly surprised withboth price and terms. Call 395-2640 o r

drive by and stop in at

485 N. E. 30 th St.

2/BEDROOM WATERFRONTl E A U O t S

Brand NEW 2/bedroom, 2/bath waterfront —$18,990 o . Includes central heat and a i r con-ditioning, city sewers and side walks in afineresidential section of Beautiful Boca Raton —Excellent financing . . . To inspect — Call orSee HAL HAYNES, your man at . . .

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

Roca Raton, Fla. - Ph: 395-4000

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Fall in Love with THIS 3/bedroom, 3/bathwaterfront pool home designed for true Flor-ida living completely and luxuriously ap-pointed . . . Priced below replacement cost.Shown by appointment only „ ,. Phone or visitGEORGE VAN ZEE, your man at . . .

M.N. WEIR & SONS, !NC, RealtorsWeir Plaza Building, 855 So. Federal Hwy.

Boca Raton . . Ph: 395-4000

Help Wanted Help Wanted

N O T I C E

The Civil Service Board, City of Boca Raton, Flori-da, will receive applications for the following posi-tion up to and including October 26th, 1963:

RECREATION SUPERVISORAge Range: 25 to 50 yearsSalary range: minimum of $344.00 to a maximum of

$420.00 per monthApplicants must have graduated from a four year

college or university with specialization in recrea-tion or physical education or any equivalent combi-nation of experience and training.

There is no requirement for residence for filingapplication, but appointees must within 60 daysfrom the date of their permanent appointment estab-lish residence and actually reside during theirperiod of employment in the City of Boca Raton.Local residents may apply at the Civil ServiceBoard office, 2nd floor, City Hall Building, N. Fed-eral Highway, Boca Raton, Florida. Non-residentsmay write to the Civil Service Board for an appli-cation. Applicants will be given written noticefive days prior to date of competitive examination.

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF BOCA RATONL.S. McLAIN, Secretary

Publish: October 10 and 17, 1963

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£l2A THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday. October 17, 1963Fleming

il:; Tickets are still on sale for the Fireman's Ball to-morrow at Hidden Valley Country Club. Mrs. LindaWatson picked up her ticket from Fire Lt. Dan An-drews this week at the main fire station.

"GEE ! I'm GLAD I'm in theREALTYRAMA

BOCA NEWSLETTER !

1\REALTY RAMA

ILEADINGIHOME BUILDERS of Boca Raton

(Continued from page 1)be before the FloridaCattlemen's Associa-tion and the 14th an-nual meeting . of theFlorida Fire PreventionCouncil.

Tomorrow he meetswith the Associate In-dustries of Florida inTampa and goes on toSarasota in the after-noon to address theFlorida Council ofTeachers of Reading andEnglish.

Saturday he beginswith a breakfast talk tothe Florida Associationof Speech Teachers and,in high gear, covers theRotary district conven-tion with 800 people at9:15 and moves on toClearwater for an 11:30speech before the StateCivitan convention.

Sunday he will conferwith his headquarters'staff in Fort Laud-erdale. Monday keycampaign workers aremeeting in Tampa tomap plans for the homestretch which ends withthe Nov. 5 election.

In terms of cost toyou, the newspapercosts almost nothing.a few cents. In terms ofwhat a newspaper meansto you . . . everything.

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High School Plans DedicationD espite a heavy rain,

a large crowd of par-ents and teachers at-tended a meeting lastFriday night at BocaRaton High School.

C h a r l e s Godwin,p r i n c i p a l , introducedteachers of the schooland gave a short sum-mary of their back-ground.

Godwin announcedthat formal dedication of

the high school, openedlast February, will beheld in early November.

Parents and teachersdecided not to form anorganization, but nameda steering committee toset future meetings.

Scheduled airlinesoperate about 150,000flights per day, an ave-rage of about 6,250 perhour, or 104per minute.

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Charles Linton (center), accompanist for the Boca On Stage show, was honor-ed Sunday at a surprise birthday party by members of the cast. The show is ajoint undertaking of the Boca Raton Kiwanis and Junior Woman's Clubs. Atleft is Mrs. Linda Perkins of the Junior Woman's Club and Bill Brown of Ki-wanis. The celebration marked Linton's 68th birthday.

Soroptimists(Continued from page 1)include Mrs, Ruth Har-ker, publicity; Mrs.John B. Miller, regis-tration; Mrs. GeorgeYoung, c r e d e n t i a l s ;Mrs. H.C. Schrecen-gest, entertainment;Mrs". Thomas C. Jami-son, hospitality; Mrs.Earl Sprague, finance;Mrs. W.G. Whitehouse,decorations; Mr s.Franklin Page, music;Mrs. Jules Frosell,press book, and Mrs.Roger Shaul, programand tickets.

The conference opens

Mrs. Ellen LindbergMrs. Ellen M. Lind-

berg, 64, of 461 N.W.8th Street, died lateMonday following an ex-tended illness.

Mrs. Lindberg camehere eight years agofrom the Bronx, N.Y.

She was active in af-Survivors include two

sons, Howard W. ofWest Palm Beach andJohn A. of Yonkers,N.Y., and six grand-children.

Services were con-ducted Wednesday nightat the Kraeer FuneralHome by Rev. ReubenAnderson, pastor of theCommunity Church.

Contributions may bemade to the AmericanCancer Society or to theDebbie-Rand Founda-tion, Inc., of Boca Ra-ton.

Burial v/ill be in NewYork City.

with a "Fun Night" pro-gram Friday evening.

Saturday, the educa-tion theme will developas the Soroptimists hearan address by Dr. Phil-ip S. Borden, associateprofessor of businessadministration at Flori-da Atlantic University.

Miss Sink's talk Sat-urday night is expectedto cover education andeducational problems

Rep. Reed Will SpeakA meeting will be held

on October 21 at 9:30a.m. at the First Fed-eral Savings and LoanAssociation's buildingto discuss the amend-ments on the Nov. 5ballot, Mrs. Oryal E.Hadley, said.

State Rep. DonaldReed will be the princi-pal speaker.

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TUESDAY — Bakedmacaroni and cheese,buttered broccoli, cornand tomatoes, wheatbread and butter, fruitjello, milk.

WEDNESDAY —Creamed chicken andvegetable pie, mashedpotatoes, garden salad,bread and butter, icecream cup, milk.

THURSDAY — Porkwith gravy on bun, ovenbrowned potato, steam-ed cabbage,apple sauce,milk.

FRIDAY -Bakedfiletof perch, Spanish sauce,parsley potato, turnipgreens, corn bread andbutter, sliced peaches,milk.

J.C. MITCHELLMONDAY —Barbecue

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WEDNESDAY —Chicken and gravy onhot biscuits, glazed car-rots, bread and butter,orange juice and cookie,milk.

THURSDAY — Ham-burger on bun, carrotsticks, potato salad,peach cobbler, milk.

FRIDAY — Pizza, po-tato chips, cabbage andcarrot salad, sherbert,milk.

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SECTION B Thursday, October 17, 1963 Poge 1

Ceremony at St.. Joan for Miss Azzarello

Miss Hoelscher Marries in OhioMiss Jane Hoelscher,

daughter of Mr. andMr s. 01 af W. Hoel scher,Greenhills, Cincinnati,Ohio, and David G. Do-midion of Boca Raton,son of Mrs. Rose Do-midion and the late Gus-tage Domidion, City Is -land, New York, weremarried Oct. 12.

The bride was givenin marriage by her fath-er. Rev. Paul Lammexs,uncle of the bride, per-formed the double ring,candlelight ceremony atthe Greenhills Presby-terian Church, Cincin-nati.

The bride is associat-ed with Powdrell andAlexander, Inc., devel-opers of Camino Gar-dens. The bridegroomattended City College,New York and is theowner of Boca RatonFlorists/ Inc.

The church and r e -ception hall were deco-rated by the bride-groom. Aisles and pewswere decorated withcoral and ivory ribbonwith floral decorationson candelabra. The win-dows of the sanctuaryhad' candlelit floral a r -rangements. Altar flow-ers and floral baskets

Mrs. David G. Domidion

in front of the chancelwere bronze and yellowmums with touches ofwhite.

The bride's gown washer original design ofivory deep lustered sat-

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in with a fitted bodice,batteau neckline andlong sleeves ending inbridal points embellish-ed with lace. The skirtwas bell shaped in frontwith a bouffant chapellength train in back. Herveil of silk illusion washeld by a fez of deeplustered satin with lacematching that on thedress. She carried acascade of eucaruslilies.

Matron of honor, Mrs.Fred Hoelscher, sister-in-law of the bride, andattendant Mrs. BernardKetterer, both of Cin-cinnati, wore streetlength dresses of coralpeau with scoop neck-lines, short sleeves andbell skirts. Their head-pieces were velvet coralribbon bows with shortveils. They carried bou-quets of large" bronzemums and fall foliage.

Best man was HarryMoehring, brother-in-law of the bridegroom,of City Island, N.Y., andushers included Fredand Wayne Hoelscher,brothers of the bride,both of Cincinnati.

The bride's motherwore a street lengthdress of teal blue r ib-bon lace with matchingjacket and hat. She had

St. Joan of Arc Chur-ch was the setting Oct.12 for the marriage ofMaria Antoinette Azza-rello and Harry LacyCreamer.

The double ring cere-mony was performed byRev. Eugene McCarthy.

The bride is thedaughter of Mr. andMrs. William Azzarel-lo, 418 N.W. 13th Drive.She was given in mar-riage by her father andwore a gown of whitesilk taffeta sheath withbatteau neckline and el-bow length sleeves. Ithad a dome shaped floorlength overskirt with adetachable chapel lengthtrain trimmed with r e -embroidered alenconlace. Her veil of im-ported illusion was heldby a coronet of seedpearls and rosettes.

She carried a prayerbook covered with whiteorchids and carnations.

Her maid of honor,Dorothy Parker, worea street length ice bluesheer over taffetasheath with bell shapedover-skirt, batteauneckline, three quarterlength sleeves. Therewas a double bow on theback at the waistline.

Two attendants, Mrs.Linda Kerr arid JoanSchmidt, wore ice bluesheer over taffetasheaths with bell shap-ed over-skirts. Head-pieces were matchingblue cabbage-roseshaped tulle veiling.They carried identical

Barbara Kelly IsNamed Co-Chairman

Macalester Collegereports that BarbaraKelly was co-chairmanof the food committeefor the annual Leader-ship Training Confe-rence, held Oct. 4 and5 at WestminsterHeights camp.

Miss Kelly, a sopho-more at Macalester, isan English and speechmajor and an educationminor. She is the daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs.Richard F. Kelly, 475N.W. 12th Avenue, BocaRaton.

a corsage of white or-chids.

The bridegroom'smother chose a streetlength dress in delphin-ium blue with matchinghat and black shoes andbag. She wore a corsageof white orchids.

The reception givenby the bride's parentswas held immediatelyafter the ceremony atthe Church FellowshipHall, Cincinnati.

Guests included Mrs.John Fishbaugh, BocaRaton, Fla.

After a wedding tripto the Smokey Moun-tains, the couple will beat home in Boca Raton,Oct. 20.

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flowers as the maid ofhonor — a large longstemmed white rosefashioned of gladiolapetals tinted blue withliving green satin foli-age.

The bride is a grad-uate of Seacrest HighSchool and attended Uni-versity of Florida.

Her mother wore abeige brocade sheathdress with matching ac-cessories and a cor-sage of white carna-tions.

The bridegroom is theson of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Creamer, GlenBurnie, Maryland.

His best man was JohnKerr.

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by Arnold 0. WilliamsNow that the weather

is "real Florida" againsome of you will be offto far away places overthe week ends. You willprobably be in a hurry toget there — you will gettired — you will getsleepy. Some "kindsoul" may offer to "fix-you-up" with some ofthose pills "like thetruck drivers use", com-monly known as. . . .bennies, or dexies.

These bootleggeddrugs (mostly from theamphetamine sulfatefamily) will be "guaran-teed to keep you awake",and they will . . . theywill also give you hallu-cinations which willmake you see cars thataren't there and they willlet you down like a punc-tured balloon. They areKILLERS.

Take an extra day andreturn to Boca in onepiece — I want you for acustomer for a long time.

You are always wel-come at the store — Wil-liams Medical Pharmacy— Weir Plaza — phone395=5222.

Howard High School, at-tended University ofBaltimore, and servedfour years in the U.S.Air Force.

The bride's parentsgave an evening recep-tion at the Lion's Club,Boca Raton.

Out of town guests in-cluded the bride's auntand uncle, Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Degaetano, Pep-per Pike, Ohio, and fromMaryland, Mr. and Mrs.Lowell Creamer, broth-er of the bridegroom,Mr. and Mrs. RobertKitzmiller, sister of thebridegroom.

After a wedding tripin South Florida the cou-ple will be at home inLaurel, Maryland.

Miss Barbara Shaffer

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Engagement ToldAnnouncement was

made this week of theengagement of MissBarbara Maxine Shaf-fer to Robert KennethLow.

Miss Shaffer is thedaughter of Mrs. Har-old W. Smith, 700 N.W.5th Street.

She is a graduate ofFt. Lauderdale HighSchool, attended FloraMacDonald College inNorth Carolina and pre-sently is employed inBoston, Mass.

Low is the son of Mrs.Edith Low and the lateWalter Low, of Epping,N.H.

He is a graduate ofUniversity of NewHampshire, with a bach-elor's degree and is em-ployed in Portsmouth,N.H.

The couple plan tomarry Saturday in Epp-ing, New Hampshire.

Mrs. HamannHosts DAR

Mrs. George I. Emer-son, regent, Boca Raton,conducted the first fallmeeting of the JonathanDickinson chapter,Daughters of the Amer-ican Revolution, Friday,at the home of Mrs. C.Emory Hamann, Boyn-ton Beach.

Mrs. Hamann gavepersonal highlights ofthe 72nd ContinentalCongress held in Aprilat Washington, D.C.Resolutions passed byttat congress were ex-plained by Mrs. WalterB. Jackson, national de-fense chairman.

Guests from the Es-tahakee chapter, DAR,Boca Raton, were Mrs.Harold P. Mixer, na-tional defense chair-man, and Mrs. S.A. Mc-Connell.

Insurance Women

Will Hear Bebout

Paul Bebout Jr . winbe guest speaker at twomeetings planned by theInsurance Women ofSouth Palm Beach Coun-ty to be held at 220 S.Federal Highway, Boy-nton Beach.

The first meeting willbe held Tuesday, Oct.22, the second a weeklater, Oct. 29. Both willstart at 7:30 p.m. Thetwo sessions will dis-cuss commercial prop-erty coverage.

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onef Spar ley was there, tooPre-schoolers from the Florida Junior Academy

toured the Boca Raton Fire Department last weekduring the city's observance of Fire PreventionWeek. Under the direction of Mrs. Alta S. Walter,the students concentrated most of their attentionon the department's 1,000-gallon pumper, EngineNo. 10. Fireman Lou Papitto — most of the child-ren in town think he's named "Sparky" — was onhand to assist the youngsters.

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America-Ireland Society AidsScholarship Fund With Sale

Shown at the Boca Ra-ton National Bank, WestCamino Real, Mondayand Tuesday by theAmerica-Ireland Socie-ty was a display of mer-chandise from Ireland.

It included woolstoles, rugs andscarves, Waterfordcrystalware, Bellecklinen, Irish pottery andreplicas of leprechauns.

Mrs. Michael Kurassaid the merchandise ison sale for a scholar-ship fund for an Irishboy. He was chosen byPresident EamondeVa-rera, for his "good

character and high in-telligence'.'

A dinner-dance isplanned by the Societyat Hidden Valley Coun-try Club, Saturday, Oct.19, at 7 p.m. Reserva-tions should be made notlater than Friday noon,tomorrow with Mrs. Ku-ras, phone 395-5419.

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Weber Will Discuss 'GladesAt Men's Garden Club Meet

"The Everglades,Our Last Frontier,"will be the subject of atalk by Edward A. Web-er at a meeting of theMen's Garden Club ofBoca Raton Monday,Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. atthe Boca Raton Recrea-tion Center.

The talk will be illus-trated by photographstaken by the speaker inseveral parts of Ever-glades National Park.Weber has spent con-siderable time explor-ing the Everglades.

In addition two color

sound films will beshown following the talkand discussion period.

Men of the communi-ty may attend as guestsof the Men's GardenClub.

Newspapers are morethan purveyors of news;they also have a hand increating it by digging itout of news sources whodon't realize they have anews story.

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Week's ScheduleMONDAY, OCTOBER 21

Pine Needle Weaving, Community Bldg., 9:30 a.m.Woman's Choral Group of Boca Raton, 1st Metho-

dist Church, 10 a.m.Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2-,30p.m.Lion's Club, 399.N.W. 35th Street, 7 p.m.Bftlge Instruction, Community Building, 7 p.m.Democratic Organization, 140 N.W. 11th Street,

7:30 p.m.Boca-Deerfield Rod & Reel Club, Inlet Clubhouse,

7:30 p.m.Progressive Bridge, Community Building, 8 p.m.Elk's Club, 2800 N. Federal Hwy., 8 p.m.Brotherhood of St. Gregory's, Parish Hall, 8p.m.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22Palm Frond Weaving, Community Bldg., 9:30 a.m.Kmanis, Hidden Valley, noon.Plastic1 Flowers, Community Bldg., 1 p.m.Brownies, Recreation Center, 2 p.m.Civitans, Ebb Tide, 7:15 p.m.Jaycees, University Bowl, 7:30 p.m.Order of the Eastern Star, Delray Chapter 77,

Masonic Temple, Delray Beach, 8 p.m.Woman's Club, Rutenberg Model Home, 8 p.m.Square Dancing, Community Bldg., 8 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23Cancer Dressing Workshop, 1st Methodist Church,

^ a.m.Textile Painting, Community Building, 9:30 a.m.Rotary Club, Ebb Tide, 12:15 p.m.Cake Decorating, Community Building, 1 p.m.Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2.-30 p.m.Tap and Ballet, Community Building, 3 p.m.Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Pi Chapter, members

homes, 7:45 p.m.Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Gamma Sigma Chapter,

members homes, 8 p.m.THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24

B£g Hooking, Community Building, 10 a.m.Exchange Club, Wolfie's, 12:15 p.m.Womens Garden Club, Recreation Center, 1 p.m.Soroptimist, Ebb Tide, noon.Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35th Street, 8 p,m.Boca Twilighters, Community Building, 7:30p.m.Boca vs. Cardinal Newman, Memorial Park,

7:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25Oil Painting, Community Building, 9:30 a.m.Twilighter Activity (day), Community Bldg., 1:30

Thursday, October 17, 1963Fire Prevention Hi-lites

Fire Department ThanksJust About Everybody

The Boca Raton Fire Department toured local schools during Fire PreventionWeek to deliver awards for winners in contests held by the department. At J.C.Mitchell School, Fire Chief John Loughery delivered a first place award to JohnTalbott for his winning poster and a second place award to Tanya Parks. Mrs.Elizabeth Eggleton is their third grade teacher who accepted the class awardfor participation in the home inspection program.

S.m.1Girl Scouts, Recreation Center, 2:30 p.m.

Teen-age Center (Record Hop), Recreation Cen-ter, 7:30 p.m.

Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26Baton Instruction, Community Building, 9 a.m.Boys Club, Recreation Center, 3 p.m.Teen-age Center (live music), Recreation Cen-

ter, 7:30 p.m.

Smffleboard courts open 2-10 p.m., daily exceptMonday at Municipal courts in Memorial Park.

BirthsMr. and Mrs. Law-

rence Ronald Torri, 975S.W. 11th Ct., announcethe birth of a son, Law-rence Ronald Jr., Oct.10, at Bethesda Memo-

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Taylor Named toPersonnel Post

Charles F. TaylorJr., now personnel di-rector and assistant citymanager of Pompano,has been appointed di-rector of personnel atFlorida Atlantic Uni-versity, Dr. Kenneth R.Williams, FAU presi-dent, said.

Board of Control con-firmation came at theregular meeting Friday.

The appointment willbe effective Nov. 1.

Taylor has held posi-tions in personnel workin Biddeford, Maine,Boston and Cambridge,Mass., since 1945, andcame to Pompano in1960. He is a 1943 grad-uate of Weslyan Univer-sity and holds a bache-lor of science degree.

Taylor resides withhis wife, one son, andtwo daughters, a t Pom-pano Beach.

rial Hospital. Mrs. Tor-r i is the former DoloresK. Blum.

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By Lt. Sal MatteisCity Fire Inspector

Another Fire Pre-vention Week has pass-ed and we hope the ef-fects have not been for-gotten.

Many civic and pub-lic organizations haveput quite a bit of timeand effort in trying tobring forth the impor-tance of Fire Preven-tion and safety. The listof participating partiesis long. The cooperationof the newspapers andradio was just wonder-ful.

Help from the diffe-rent municipal depart-ments and girls in thefront office was a bless-ing, especially our"Girl Friday", Mrs. Is-abelle Hornbake, whospent many an hour pre-paring different formsand mimeographed ma-terials for our use,,

The real unsung he-roes were the boys inblue, our regular andvolunteer firemen, whogave so much of theiroff duty time. They spentdays preparing each

project. They handledall their regular dutiesand alarms with courte-sy and respect becominga fireman of Boca Ra-ton.

To the wives of theregular men who spentso much time at homewaiting for their men tocome home and for be-ing so understandingabout the importance ofgetting the message ofFire Prevention andsafety to the generalpublic, we say thanks.To all who have takenpart in this campaignagainst fire, Thank You.

THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3BRemember — we are

part of the City, and be-ing a part of this won-derful city, we love youall. The Firemen of Bo-ca Raton are alwaysready, willing and avail-able to serve you 24hours a day, °even daysa week. -

Questions on firesafety, regulations orjust any questions arealways welcome by thiswriter. Send them to theBoca Raton News or Bo-ca Raton Fire Preven-tion E'ureau. Questionswill be answered quick-ly ani from the bestavailable authority.

So in closing I wishto say thank you againfor helping in our pro-gram, one and all.

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Why live in Florida,if you don't live on the water?

. . . in Boca Raton, Florida water-living is at itsbest! And Boca Raton's best family living isat serene Lake Rogers — a fine community ofwaterfront living for affluent people. Each spa-cious residence reflects the best of individualtas te . . . in a Roman-sized swimming pool,South. Sea lanai or out-of-this-world, relaxfulpatio.

Venice-like Lake Rogers . . . interlaced withdeep, 80-foot-wide canals accommodates thebiggest cabin cruiser. But, everyone can't live

at smart Lake Rogers. If you do — you'll knowliving at its best. Cool ocean breezes . . . softmusic of the Atlantic surf at night.Living here is unmatched. Florida living at itsbest, right on wind-swept Lake Rogers & the

Jntracoasta! Waterway. Water-skiing . . . worldrecord Gulf Stream fishing —all , only a fewminutes away. Golf? Near Lake Rogers, at leastfour championship courses (and many othersin the vicinity).

Lake Rogers is your address of distinction.

3700 North Federal Highway, Boca Raton Phone 395-2052

P . S . Remind yourself on your calendar-today-for a tour of LAKE ROGERS eye-appealing,luxurious exhibit homes (surely, one is meant for you!). They are open all day long, sevendays a week for your inspection (only 5 minutes from downtown Boca Raton). Prices startat $24,990.

LAKE ROGERS — distinguished Intracoastal community; go north on U.S. 1 (FederalHighway) to Northeast 37th Street, Boca Raton,

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the fast-growing Boca Raton area.

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Boca Raton, Florida 4B Thursday, October 17, 1963

WHY IT RINGS TRUE

National Newspaper WeekThe second week in October is

set aside each year as ''NationalNewspaper Week." Thousands ofthe weekly and daily newspapersof the nation pause during thisweek to again restate their objec-tives, to again pledge their re-sponsibility to the community,and to again thank the many peo-ple who make the newspaper pos-sible.

Since its establishment a fewshort years ago, the Boca RatonNews, even though it has had sev-eral owners and publishers, hascontinually stood four-square forbringing its subscribers all thenews affecting them. Like mostcommunity newspapers, we reportnews of our home town.

The Boca Raton News each andevery week carries editorial, newsand advertising in its columns,thus influencing the daily lifeand much of the retail spendingof our area.

The readership of the Boca Ra-ton News is more loyal than thatof any other paper coming into thisarea; the News is the LOCALpaper and most of our subscribersthoroughly digest the contents ofeach and every issu«.

The Boca Raton News concen-trates each week on strictly localnews, and we often probe deep togive you the background of localevents; often in a personal waythat is impossible for out-of-townmedia to achieve. In conjunctionwith the complete coverage of thelocal news, we carry thirty tofifty pictures weekly chroniclingthe events of the week as theyaffect Boca Ratonites.

Though our staff is of necessitysmall, we try to become involvedin every phase of community af-

fairs and to be active in all civicendeavors.

The News also tries to be astaunch protector of communityrights; we try to reflect our chosenrole as the community guardian.Through our news columns westrive to tell both sides of everystory; through our editorial columnsand cartoons we earnestly labor toendorse issues in the best interestof the community and combat thosewe think detrimental to our town'swell being.

Of course, since all staff mem-bers of the News are only human,we often feel that we do not ac-complish as much as we should;but we sincerely strive to give youthe best possible LOCAL news-paper it is possible to produce.

Thanks

It would be impossible to letNational Newspaper Week passwithout a word of thanks to themany people who help make theBoca Raton News possible.

To our readers: thanks for yourkeen interest in the News as re-flected in our ever-growing circu-lation.

To our advertisers: thanks foryour confidence in investing youradvertising dollars with us. Thissupport continues to enable us togive our readers a better newspa-per, and enables your business togrow, thus adding to the progressof the entire area.

To many others: our thanks toyou who have assisted us duringthe past year by bringing in newsand pictures or who have assistedour staff in other ways to help usgive complete and accurate cov-erage of Boca Raton.

reading & WritingBy Adelaide Snyder

A current series ofTV spots by the Adver-tising Council showsthree arrows forming acircle. One is mass pro-duction and one is con-sumer needs. The third,which brings the othertwo together, is — ofcourse — advertising.

" A d v e r t i s i n g — ANew Approach" byWalter Tapiin, Little,Brown, $5.00.

This is typical of theMadison Avenue cultwhich feels that all theblessings of modern so-ciety come to us fromthe "ar t" of advertis-

ing.At the opposite end of

the scale are those whofeel that advertising ap-peals to the basest,the cheapest, the mostbanal in us and that with-out advertising, wewould return to the high-er values of life.

Since advertising issuch a major force in

TtwedCtectBy Oliver B. Jaynes

SLOW DRIVING cancause accidents too. It'snot as dangerous as ex-ceeding the speed lim-its, of course, but driv-ers who want to dawdleon busy streets andhighways can cause alot of trouble.

Driving slower thannormal speeds creates alot of passing by othermotorists. It's particu-larly bad on two lanehighways where pass-ing is often difficult.Drivers wanting to passwill become impatientafter following at asnail's pace for a whileand will take chancestrying to get around.

It happens quite of-ten also that severalcars will stack up be-hind a slow driver. Thefirst car back may be atimid driver and afraidto pass unless the roadis clear far ahead. Thatmakes it necessary forthe second car to passtwo cars to get around— the third to pass threeand so on. Such a situa-tion invites accidents.

New highways — par-ticularly the Interstates— now post minimumspeeds as well as max-imum speeds. And slowdrivers are given cita-tions as well as speed-ers.

These four rules willbe helpful to people whoare inclined to drive

slower than the normalflow of traffic:

1) Don't go out on thehighways on weekendswhen the roads arecrowded. Take yourpleasure drives early inthe week.

2) Avoid the mainhighways; take countyroads that usually havefewer t rucks and lightertraffic; and are morepleasure to drive any-way.

3) If several ca r s a refollowing you, put onyour right turn signaland pull off at the nextgood place so they canpass . You'll find it alot more pleasant nothaving several ca r sbreathing down yourneck.

4) Check your sittingposition. Many slow d r i -vers a re afraid to drivefaster because they sittoo far down into theseat and can hardly seeover the steering wheel.Build up your seat soyou get a clear viewahead and on both s ides.Try it and see how mucheasier it is to drive thatway.

I t ' s well to keep inmind that slow drivingisn't always safe driv-ing. Older people, sight-see r s and "Sunday d r i -v e r s " must take specialprecautions to avoidtrouble.

It is a shock to anymotorist to get a citationfor driving too slow!

Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce

chambercomments

By Harold H. Green

We believe that thenext meeting, Thursday,Oct. 24, of the Chamberof Commerce CoffeeClub will be the largestyet. Here are three rea-sons, not necessarily inthe order of their im-portance:

The coffee and donutswill be served in theRoyal Palm Yacht andCountry Club — compli-ments of M.N. Weir andSons Inc.

Tom Meredith will bepresiding for the lasttime as president of theChamber of Commerceand many people willwish to express theirappreciation of the finejob he has done for BocaRaton. The program willbe one of unusual inte-rest to both men and wo-men. The invitation isextended to all who re-side in our city, whetheror not they are membersof the Chamber.

About the ProgramMiss Harriet Arnold,

Director of the Ameri-can Field Service Scho-

today's society, sinceit influences and is in-fluenced by economics,politics, rnoral con-cepts — in fact all theinfluences that bearupon each of us as in-dividuals — it is re-freshing to find a bookthat throws some lighton the argument andthrows cold water onmuch of the partisanheat that is generated.

Walter .Tapiin's bookdoes this in a literate,logical style. He is Eng-lish and his referencesare British, but this inno way lessens the per-tinence of his remarks.

Tapiin covers the ideaof human wants, persua-sion and conviction, andgives back to the con-sumer the ultimate con-trol for buying or notbuying. Eggheads getquite a raking for theirremark that "advertis-ing appeals to the low-est common denomina-tor." Tapiin points outthat mathematicians re-fer to the "least" com-mon denominator andthat the two are not sy-nonymous. He concludesthat the desire for graceand charm, love of home

larships for Palm BeachCounty, will explain theobjectives and operationof the program whichbrings high school stu-dents to the UnitedStates from foreignlands. Miss Clair Di-Frank, faculty memberof the A.F.S. SeacrestHigh School chapter,will tell how the chap-ter was organized andis functioning.

Miss Betsy Rusch,student representativeof the Seacrest A.F.S.chapter will outline howthe foreign scholarshipstudent is fitted intoschool life.

Miss Gretha Scher-merhorn is the charm-ing 17.-year-old younglady from Holland whois this year a senior atSeacrest High School.She is the first to re-ceive an A.F.S. Scholar-ship in Palm BeachCounty. Gretha will tellus how she was chosen,what it is like to behere.

and children, the striv-ing for security, areamong the nobler mo-tives or "wants" andthat the fact that somany of us share theseneeds in no way makesthem "low." In fact, theeducated upper classeshave the greatest desirefor these gratifications,yet they decry themmost loudly.

"Advertising" is athoughtful book and notone to be rushedthrough. It deals withfine distinctions anddelicate variations inthought-patterns. Anyreviewer does it a dis-service to try to para-phrase and shorten theauthor's route.

But if you sometimestry to figure out whyyou bought the cerealadvertised by "Tony Ti-ger" rather than Den-nis James (in otherwords would you ratheridentify with the parentsof a darling two-yearold than with the over-35-year-old who mustwatch his weight and di-gestion) and if you tryto decide if you use anafter-shave lotion tosoothe your skin or toattract a lady with yourmasculine scent, "youwill find many ideasworth pondering in theTapiin book.

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Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5B

Jr. College to Offer CourseIn Civil Defense Education

This view of the Florida State Exhibit site at theNew York World's Fair in 1964-65 shows the overallprogress being made in construction. The photo-graph was made from Meadow Lake on which thesite has a 500-foot front. The 110-foot high CitrusTower will be lighted Oct. 25, signifying its com-

pletion. The circular steel work on the right is theframework of the Florida Exhibition Hall which willbe air conditioned. The bowl of the PorpoisePool and Stadium has been poured, and the stoolframework for it will go up soon. It is located tothe left of the Citrus Tower.

A teacher training in-stitute in Civil DefenseAdult Education will beoffered Saturday, Oct.19, Oct. 26 and Nov. 2at Palm Beach JuniorCollege.

This institute is heldto train new instructorsin CDAE, and to pro-vide a refresher work-shop for instructors al-ready certified. Thosewho complete this 18class-hour institute areeligible to teach coursesin personal and familysurvival through theAdult Education Depart-ment for pay.

Individuals not pri-marily interested in be-coming future instruc-tors in CDAE may alsoattend, since many as-pects of Civil DefenseEducation have under-gone considerable chan-ges since the last insti-tute was held on thePHJC campus in 1961.

"It will probably be

1965 or later before asimilar institute will beauthorized and conduct-ed, by the State Depart-ment of Education,"commented Otis Har-vey, coordinator, CivilDefense Edudation PalmBeach County.

The leasing of capitalequipment to companiesis now a $500,000,000-a-year business. By1965 a billion dollars'worth — exclusive oftransportation equip-ment — is expected tobe on lease.

DUPLICATINGHIGH QUALITY

. . . LOW COSTCOPIES made of anything written,printed, typed or drawn . . .

by ELECTRONIC STENCILS

r NOW AVAILABLE . . . •LAMINATION

Photos, Forms, Charts, Maps, 1.0. Cards,Newsprint or any Valuable Papers

Boca Raton Blue Print Co.230 S. Federal 395-4944

Phone 395-5121 For Classified Ad Service

m Insurance AgencyComplete Insurance Service

Auto - Fire - Homeowners - LiabilityYacht - Outboard - Theft - Glass

47O S. Federal Hy. Ph. 395-1661

Special Session, New Taxes SeenIf College Building Bonds Fail

A special session ofthe Legislature beforenext spring to raise tax-es to pay for collegeclassrooms was pre-dicted today if the Col-lege Building Amend-ment fails to win ap-proval of the voters onNovember 5th.

Raleigh W. GreeneJr. , chairman of theFlorida Council of 100,said every reliablepro-jection indicates an in-flux of between 27,000and 30,000 new studentsin Florida's universitiesand junior colleges inthe next two years.

Greene said these arethe children from thehuge post World War IIbaby crop and that thepresent public institu-tions of higher learningsimply do not have theclassrooms, laborator-ies and equipment to ac-commodate and trainthem.

The College BuildingAmendment would au-thorize a $75,000,000bond issue to expandand upgrade five publicuniversities, 23 publicjunior colleges andwould start constructionof two new universities.It would affect the 29

counties which produce75 per cent of total Flor-ida college enrollment.

"We'll have the stu-dents whether we get theC o l l e g e B u i l d i n gAmendment or not,"Greene said, adding,"Without it, to take careof them just next yearFlorida probably wouldhave to go from a bal-anced budget to a $23,-000,000 deficit. I senseevery indication aroundthe state that this willmean a special legisla-tive session to raisetaxes to pay for this."

The Council of 100chairman added: "No-body likes to think aboutthat, but i t 's a fact andwe've got to face it."

Greene urged supportfor the College BuildingAmendment, Issue No. 2on the state ballot, as

"a sound financial al-ternative to new taxesfor education."

The bond issue will befinanced from the cur-rent taxes on the state'sutility companies. It isestimated that financingof the bond issue willcost about $5,000,000annually — or about $1a year for each Floridacitizen — but this willbe paid from the utili-ties tax with no new taxagainst the public.

Florida's elementaryand grade school expan-sion was financed in thesame manner in 1952 bypledging the fees fromauto license tags. Pub-lic taxes were neverraised. The same child-ren aided in 1952 havenow attained college ageplacing an unprecedent-ed demand on state fa-cilities.

Air Force Colonel Joins FAU Staff

GRIFFINFLOORING CO.'Griifin Has The Floor"

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Newest addition to thestaff of Florida Atlan-tic University, accord-ing to announcement bypresident Kenneth R.Williams, is Col. RogerH. Miller, who will as-sume the duties of busi-ness manager Nov. 1.

His appointment wasconfirmed by the Boardof Control Friday.

Miller leaves the staffof the Judge Advocate,Air Force, Missile TestCenter, Patrick AFB.tocome to Boca Raton'supper division univer-sity.

A native of North Ver-non, Ind., Miller took thebachelor of law andmaster of law degreesat Indiana UniversitySchool of Law. For over20 years he was in ac-tive federal service

Col. and Mrs. Millerhave four children, andare building a new homein Boca Raton.

Roger Miller

REALTORS OF BOCA RATONThe followingare members of

, the Boca RatonI Board of Real-Jtors. Doing

business withthem you areassured the

highest type of servicethat can be administeredin the field of Real EstatePractice.ARVIDA REALTY CO.,

998 S. Federal Hwy.,395-2000.

W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N.Federal Hwy., 395-4334.

CONN C. CURRY, P.O.Box 354, 151 E. Royalpalm Rd., 395-1333.

BRUCE E. DAKBELL,301 N. Federal Hwy.,.395-1322.

WM. DAY, INC., 500 S.Federal Hwy., 395-0220.

JULES G. FROSELL,1299 S. Ocean Boule-vard, 395-0333.

H.D. GATES, 234 S.Federal Hwy., 395-2733.

ORYAL E. HADLEY.400 E. Palmetto ParkRoad, 395-2244.

ROBERT W. INGALLS,470 S. Federal Hwy.,395-3433.

F. WOODROW KEETON,2950 N. Ocean Boule-vard, 395-5252.

MAC LAREN & ANDER-SON, INC., 151 E. RoyalPalm Road, 395-1333.

MILDRED IRENE MAD-DO X, 507 N.E. 20th St.,395-2900.

J.C. MITCHELL & SONS,INC., 22 S. FederalHwy., 395-4711.

MOTHERWELL REALTY,757 S. Federal Hwy.,395-4044.

F. BYRON PARKS, 151N. Ocean Boulevard,395-3700.

PETRUZZELLI REAL-TY, INC., 2325 N. OceanBoulevard, 395-0822.

J. STUART ROBERTSONASSO., INC., 60 S. Fed-eral Hwy., P.O. Box 193,395-4626.

M.N. WEIR & SONS,INC., 855 S. FederalHwy., 395-4000.

WOOD REALTY, 700 E.Palmetto Park Road,395-0445.

JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600Keys Drive, CR 8-2402.

THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131N.E. 1st Avenue, 395-3838.

by: W.P. BEBOUT"Farmer, age 41, de-

sires to correspond witha young woman of simpletastes. Beauty unneces-sary, prettiness not de-sired. Object, matri-mony."

The foregoing is aclassified ad which ap-peared in a large metro-politan daily about themiddle of the last cen-tury. It was answered bya lady named Meg Charl-ton who eventually mar-ried the advertiser andbecame the nation's firstlady. The advertiser?Ulysses S. Grant.

W.P. BEBOUT, REAL-TOR'S objective issomething different, how-ever. It is our aim tocall your attention tothe fact that whetheryou are buying or sell-ing real estate, you canexpect action at W.P.BEBOUT, REALTOR,701 N. Federal Highway.Phone 395-4334:

TlflS WEEK'S HOUSE-HOLD HINT: Catsup isgreat on hamburgers andH also does a good jobof cleaning copper. Tryit.

Some ThingsBelong in aFine Setting...

You and your family do . . . and so does your new home.

Here, in the heart of Boca Raton, Florida's finest residential city . . .convenient to all its many facilities and luxuries . . . the perfect settingfor your perfect way of life.

Here, in Camino Gardens . . . a world apart, entered through a private,seven-acre botanical garden — its own scenic lake and island, laced withpaths and footbridges.

If you appreciate the finest in tropical living, purchase NOW— reserve yourhomesite — build your customized home now or anytime within a year.

the BARRINGTONPerfectly in tune with the gracious Camino Gardensway of life is this brilliant home! Privacy is the keynote,from the fully-enclosed pool terrace to the luxuriousmaster bedroom suite, with its full-marble bath andprivate dressing room . . . One of six outstanding 2and 3-bedroom exhibit homes, priced from 5524,500 to340,000; slightly higher on waterfront. . '-

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6B THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, October 17, 1963

Architect's sketch shows one of the Rutenberg homes, the Riviera HI. Thefirm, which operates a branch in Boca Raton, reports record sales during thefirst eight and one half months of this year.

Rutenberg Reports Record SalesRutenberg Homes has

set a new sales recordfor the first eight andone-half months of 1963,according to Thomas T.Winkler, vice presidentof Rutenberg Construc-tion Co., Inc.

Figures on new homesales for the period Jan-uary 1 to September 13,1963, show sales ofmore than $10 million inthe seven branches ofRutenberg Homes inFlorida. This figure isthe largest in the firm's10 year history for anycomparitive period.

Rutenberg Construc-tion Co., Inc. startedhome building opera-tions in Clearwater in1954 and pioneered the

"on your lot" buildingconcept. In 1962, thefirm grossed over $9million in its six bran-ches including the onein. Boca Raton. In Juneof this year the CapeCanaveral area wasadded as the seventhbranch. Plans are nowunderway to open theeighth branch in Sara-sota in the near future.

Since the Rutenbergfirm works only withconventional mortgages,with no FHA or VA fi-nancing offered, thissales figure representsa major cash investmentby the home buyers,Winkler emphasized.

"We feel that thissales record indicated

a strong and growingeconomy in the State ofFlorida. Our recordsalso show that the newhome market is ex-panding rapidly, wherein the past the bulk ofour sales was confinedto the retirement group,we now find that young-er families make up aconsiderable portion ofour sales," Winklersaid.

In addition to BocaRaton, Rutenberg hasbranches in St. Peters-burg, Fort Myers, Na-ples, West Palm Beach,Clearwater and CapeCanaveral.

In the Boca Ratonbranch, the Rutenbergorganization is operat-

J.C.Mitcbell&Sons22 South Federal Highway - Phone 395-4711

BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

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BILL MITCHELL KEN HI6GINS22 S. Federal Highway

NICK BISHOP

395-4711

ed by Pete Kelly, gen-eral manager, andJames Lewy, salesmanager. The staff con-sists of four salesmen,three construction su-perintendents, a ser-vice man and other of -ice personnel. Con-struction work is doneby sub-contractors, andunder direct supervi-sion of Rutenberg per-sonnel.

Since opening of thefirm's operation in Bo-ca Raton, more than 300Rutenberg Homes havebeen built in this area.

The Rutenberg firmhas won many nationalawards for quality con-struction, outstandingdesign and merchandis-ing practices. It wasnamed the "nation'slargest" on-your-lotbuilder by a major na-tional trade magazineand has been featuredin many newspaper andmagazine articles. Morethan 3,090 Florida fam-ilies now live in Ruten-berg Homes.

First national presi-dential nominating con-vention in the U.S. washeld in Baltimore in1831.

PUBLIC NOTICESNOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE COURT OF THECOUNTY JUDGE IN AND FORPALM BEACH COUNTY,FLORIDA; IN PROBATE, NO.20614

IN RE: ESTATE OFGRACE McINTIRE

Deceased.To All Creditors, Legatees,Distributees and personsHaving Any Claims or De-mands Against Said Estate:

You and each of you arehereby notified that you arerequired by Law to presentany claims and demandswhich you, or either of you,may have against the estateof GRACE McINTIRE, de-ceased, late of said County,to the County Judge of palmBeach County, Florida, athis office in the court houseof said County at West PalmBeach, Florida, within sixcalendar months from the timeof the first publication of thisnotice. Each claim or demandshall be in writing in dupli-cate, and shall state the placeof residence and post officeaddress of the claimant, andshall be sworn to by the clai-mant, his agent, or his attor-ney, and any such claim ordemand not so filed shall bevoid.

Josephine MclntireAs executrix of the LastWiU and Testament ofG~ace Mclntire, deceased.

W.H. Hallman131 Northeast First AvenueBoca Raton, FloridaAttorney for ExecutrixPublish once each week forfour'con secutive weeks: October17, 24, 31 and Nov. 7, 1963Boca Raton News

Now five kinds of Chevrolets for all kinds of people!

PUBLIC NOTICESNOTICE is hereby given

that the undersigned, underthe provisions of Section865.09, Florida Statutes 1957,will register with the CircuitCourt, in and for Palm Beach

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe undersigned, under theprovisions of Section 8 65.09,Florida Statutes of 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;

THE COLONY STUDIOof BOCA RATON

and that the party interestedin said business is as follows

FOSTER A. DIONNE42 S.E. 2nd StreetBoca Raton, Florida

Dated: Sept. 25, 1963Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17, 26,1963.

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NOTICE is hereby giventhat the undersigned, underthe provisions of Section865.09, Florida Statutes of19 57, will register with theCircuit Court, in and forPalm Beach County, Florida,upon receipt of proof of pub-lication of this notice, thefictitious name to-wlt:

HI-FI HOUSEand that the party interestedin said business is as follows

Dlx Electronic, Inc.Richard B. Govanus, PresidentDated: Sept. 25, 1963

Publish: Srpt. 26, Oct. 3, 1017, 1963.

NOTICE Is hereby giventhat the undersigned, underthe provisions of Section865.09, Florida Statutes of19 57, will register with theCircuit Court, in and for PalmBeach County, Florida, uponreceipt of proof of publica-tion of this notice, the ficti-tious name to-wit:

ECONOM Y T EL EPHONEANSWERING SERVICE

and that the party interestedin said business is as follows

Mr. C.H. Rich415 E. Broward Blvd.Ft. Lauderdale, Fl a.

Dated: Sept. 23, 19 63Publish: Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10,17, 1963.

NOTICE is hereby giventhat the undersigned, under theprovisions of Section 8 6S.09,Florida Statutes 19 57, willregister with the CircuitCourt, in and for Palm BeachCounty, Florida, upon receiptof proof of publication of thisnotice, the fictitious name to-wit:

ANSWERING PHONE OFLAKE WORTH, FLA,

and that the party interestedin said business is as follows

Mr. C.H. Rich415 E. Broward Blvd.Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

Dated: Sept. 23, 19 63Publish: Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10,17, 1963.

246 South Federal Highway Delray Beach CRestwood 6-5241

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGThe City Commission of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida,at a Regular Meeting held onthe 8th day of October, 19 63,passed and adopted the follow-ing Resolution and has order-ed a PUBLIC HEARING heldthereon at 7:30 P.M., on Octo-ber 29th, 1963, at the CityHall.

Jacob Heidt _J acob Heid~clty~cferir

RESOLUTION NO. 38-63A RESOLUTION OF THE CITYCOMMISSION OF BOCA RA-TON, FLORIDA, PROVIDINGFOR THE INSTALLATION OFWATER MAIN EXTENSIONSIN BOCA RATON PARK ONPROPERTY MORE FULLYDESCRIBED HEREINBELOW,AND FURTHER PROVIDINGFOR ASSESSMENTS AGAINSTABUTTING PROPERTY ANDOTHER MATTERS PERTAIN-ING THERETO.BE IT RESOLVED BY THECITY COMMISSION OF THECITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA:

Section 1. The City Com-mission hereby resolves anddetermines that it is neces-sary for the public safety andwelfare that water lines beInstalled to service all landsabutting the area in Boca Ra-ton Park between S.W. 14thDrive to. the north; S.W. 22ndStreet to the south; 'GonzaioRoad to the east and Juan aRoad to the west; plus the10 feet utility easement of

Block 25 lying between JuanaRoad and Las Casas Road;and the 10 feet utility ease-ment of Block 65 lying be-tween Juana Road and LasCasas Road, all of the Cityof Boca Raton, County ofPalm Beach, State of Florida,in accordance with the cityspecifications, plans andcosts estimated on file in theoffice of the City Engineer.

Section 2. That One Hundred(100%) per cent of the expen-ses thereof shall be assessedon a front footage basis again-st property abutting upon theimprovement s.

Section 3. That the estimat-ed cost of the proposed in-stallation of water lines, in-cluding incidental expenses,for the benefit of the afore saidlands is Seventy Two Thous-and Eight Hundred and no/100($72,800.00) Dollars.

Section 4, The method ofpayment shall be by assess-ment of abutting property ona Two and 25/100 (S2.2S)Dollar per linear footage ba-sis. Property owners who donot pay In cash before thecommencement of work maypay the lien assessmentsagainst their property in fiveequal annual Installments,.together with Interest thereonat the rate of eight (8%)per cent per annum, plus theoverhead, legal and adminis-trative costs contingent uponthe creation of liens and as-sessments.

PASSED AND ADOPTED ata regular meeting of the CityCommission of Boca Raton,Florida, on the 8th day ofOctober, 1963.

CITY COMMISSION OFBOCA RATONBy: Joe DeLong

Joe DeLong, MayorAttest:Jacob HeldtJ*acob HeidtT City ClerkPublish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963B'urrdsh Proof of Publication

County, Florida, upon receiptof proof of publication of thisnotice, the fictitious name to-wit:

TROPICARELAWN SERVICEand that the party interested insaid business is as follows

C.J. MurphyP.O. Box 649Boca Raton, Fla.

Publish: Oct. 17, 24 31 Nov7, 196 3. . . • .

PUBLIC NOTICES

IN . COURT OF COUNTYJUDGE, STATE OF FLORIDA

PALM BEACH COUNTYNo. 20614

ESTATE OFGRACE McINTIRE

Deceased.NOTICE OF PROBATE

THE STATE OF FLORIDA;TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST-ED IN THE ESTATE OF SAIDDECEDENT:

You are hereby notified thata. written instrument purport-ing to be the Last Will andTestament of said decedenthas been admitted to probatein said Court.

You are hereby commandedwithin six calendar monthsfrom the date of the first pub-lication of this notice to ap-pear in said Court and showcause, if any you can, whythe action of said Court inadmitting said will to probateshould not stand unrevoked.

PAUL T. DOUGLAS,County JudgePalmBeach County, FloridaBy G ayler J amerson

Clerk.(SEAL)W.H. Hallman131 Northeast First AvenueBoca Raton, FloridaAttorney for ExecutrixPublish once each week forfour consecutive weeks:October 17, 24, 31 and Nov.ember 7, 1963.

Boca Raton News.

NOTiCEOF PUBLIC HEARINGON A PROPOSED AMEND-MENT IN THE CODE OFORDINANCES, CITY OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA, BY RE-VISING SECTION 25-62,WHICH IS THE DISTRICTZONING MAP OF SAIDCODE, PROVIDING FOR THERE-ZONING OF A PART OFTHE BOCA RATON HILLSSUBDIVISION, SECTION 2,AS MORE FULLY DESCRIB-ED HEREINBELOW, FROMR-l-D, RESIDENTIAL, TOB-l, LOCAL BUSINESS.

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

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the City Commission ofthe City of Boca Raton, Flor-ida, will hold a public hearingat 7:30 P.M., in the City Hallat BOCB Raton, on the 29thday of October, 1963, to con-sider and take action on theproposed amendment andchange in the Zoning Ordi-nance of Boca Raton, Florida,in the following respect:

The zoning be changed fromR-l-D, Residential, to B-l,Local Business, on"LotB 11 through 17, inclu-sive, Block 20, Boca RatonHills, Section 2, filed in PlatBook 23, pages 97 through101, inclusive. Public Records,Palm Beach County, Florida."

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

CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA

By: Jgcob HeidtJacob Heid~,~City Clerk*

Publish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963Furnish Proof of Publication.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGThe City Commission of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida,at a Regular Meeting held onthe 1st day of October, 1963,approved the following CityEngineer's Assessment Rolland has ordered a PUBLICHEARING held thereon at7i3f; P.M. on October 22nd,19 63, at the City Hall.

Jacob HeidtJacob Heidt, City Clerk

CITY OF BOCA RATONSeptember 25, 1963

ASSESSMENT ROLL. FOR WA-TER MAIN ALONG JUANAROAD BETWEEN WEST CA-MINO REAL AND THE SOUTHBOUNDARY LINE OF SEC-TION 25; PURSUANT TO

RESOLUTION NO. 49-62

Contract AmountEngineering

Total

$21,280.35$ 1,170.42$22,450.77

Description

Lot 10, Block 10, Bo-ca Raton Square, UnitNo. 3 S368.O5All those lands lyingadj ocent to and abut-ting Juana Road, alllying within the SEW;and SWVi of SWA ofNE'/< of Section 25,Township 47 South,Range 42 East; be-ing the same as thefollowing lots andblocks of an unre-corded plat of BocaRaton Square as pre-pared by Brockway,Weber & Brockway,Engineers, Incorpo-rated, and titled"Sketch of Lots Bor-dering S.W. 12th Ave-nue, between S.W. 6thStreet & L.W.D.D.Lateral L-50, BocaRaton Square, Flori-da, for Howard T.Keating Sales Com-pany", File No. TF:20 26-R, dated Sept.11, 1963, as attach-ed herein:

Lot 28,Lot 29,Lot 30,Lot 15,Lot 16,Lot 17,Lot IS,Lot 19,Lot 20,Lot 21,Lot 22,Lot 23,Lot 24,Lot 25,Lot 26,Lot 27,Lot 28,Lot 27,Lot 28,Lot 29,Lot 30,Lot 14,Lot 13,Lot 14,Lot 15,Lot 16,Lot 17,Lot 18,Lot 19,Lot 20,Lot 21,Lot 22,Lot 12,Lot 13,Lot 14,Lot 15,Lot 16,Lot 17,Lot 27,Lot 28,Lot 29,Lot 30,Lot 31,Lot 32,Lot 33,Lot 34,Lot 35,Lot 36,Lot 1,LotLotLotLotLotLotLotLotLotLotLot 10,

Block 29Block 29Block 29Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 57Block 57Block 57Block 57Block 58Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 63Block 64Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66

Total

368.05368.05368.05368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04168.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05368.04368.05

$22,450.77Submitted by;

S/ Alfred E. AmslerAlfred E. AnYsFer ~City Engineer

APPROVED BY THE CITYCOMMISSION OF THE CITYOF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA,on the lat day of October1S63.

S/ Joe DeLongJoe DeLong, Mayor

ATTEST:S/_JacobJJeidtJacoblieidt, City ClerkPublish: Oct. 10 and 17, 1963Furnish Proof of Publication

NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARINGThe City Commission of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida,at a Regular Meeting held onthe 1st day of October, 1963,approved the following CityEngineer's Assessment Rolland has ordered a PUBLICHEARING held thereon at7:30 P.M. on October 22nd,1963, at the City Hall.

J_aco_b_HeidtJ acob Heidt, City Clerk

CITY OF BOCA RATONSeptember 25,1963

ASSESSMENT ROLL FORPAVING ALONG JUANAROAD BETWEEN WEST CA-MINO REAL AND THE SOUTHBOUNDARY LINE OF SEC-TION 25; PURSUANT TO

RESOLUTION NO. 56-62

Est. Cost 24' Pav-ing incl. Eng. . . $34,796.28

VJ difference be-tween 30' Pav-ing and two 20s

strips

Total$ 3,650.00

$38,446.28

Amount Description Amount

Lot 10, Block 10,Boca Raton Square,Unit No. 3All those lands lyingadjacent to and abut-ting Juana Road, alllying within the SE'/i;and SW of SWA ofNE'/< of Section 25,Township 47 South,Range 42 East; beingthe same as the fol-io wing lot s andblocks of an unre-corded plat of BocaRaton Square asprepared by Brock-way, Weber & Brock-way, Engineers, In-corporated, and titl-ed "Sketch of LotsBordering S.W. 12thAvenue, between S, W.6th Street & L.W.D.D.Lateral L-50, BocaRaton Square, Flori-da, for Howard T.Keating Sales Com-pany", File No. TF-2026-R, dated Sept.11, 1963, as attach-ed herein:

$630.27

Lot 28,Lot 29,Lot 30,Lot 15,Lot 16,Lot 17,Lot 18,Lot 19,Lot 20,Lot 21,Lot 22,Lot 23,Lot 24,Lot 25,Lot '26,Lot 27,Lot 28,Lot 27,Lot 28,Lot 29,Lot 30,Lot 14,Lot 13,Lot 14,Lot 15,Lot 16,Lot 17,Lot 18,Lot 19,Lot 20,Lot 21,Lot 22,Lot 12,Lot 13,Lot 14,Lot 15,Lot 16,Lot 17,Lot 27,Lot 28,Lot 29,Lot 30,Lot 31,Lot 32,Lot 33,Lot 34,Lot 35,Lot 36,Lot 1,

LotLotLotLotLotLotLotLotLotLotLot 10,

Block 29Block 29Block 29Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 55Block 57Block 57Block 57Block 57Block 58Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 59Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 60Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 61Block 63Block 64Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66Block 66

Total

630.27630.27630. 27630.27630.27630.27630.27.630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.27630.26630.27630.26630. 27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630. 27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27

630.26630.27630.26630,27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27630.26630.27

$38,446.28Submitted by:

S/ Alfred E. AmalerAlfred E. Amsler,City Engineer

APPROVED BY THE CITYCOMMISSION OF THE CITYOF BOCA RATON. FLORIDA,on the 1st day of October1963.

S/ Joe DeLongJoe DeLong, Mayor

ATTEST:S/^ecob_Heidt_Jacob Heidt, City ClerkPublish: Oct. 10 and 17, 1963.Furnish Proof of Publication

NOTICE is hereby giventhat the undersigned, underthe provisions of Section8 65.09, Florida Statutes of1957, will register with theCircuit Court, in and forPalm Beach County, Florida,upon receipt of proof of pub-lication of this notice, thefictitious none to-wit:

GOLFER'S WORLDand that the party interestedin said business is as follows

Norman Meyer2B5 N.W. 9th St.Boca Raton, Fla.

Dated: Sept. 27, 1963Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24,1963.

NOTICE is hereby giventhai the undersigned, underthe provisions of Section865.09, Florida Statutes of1957, will register with theCircuit Court, in and forPalm Beach County, Florida,upon receipt of proof of pub-lication of this notice, thefictitious name to-wit:

MASTER GARDENERS920 N. Dixie Hwy.Boca Raton, Fla.

and that the party interestedin said business is as follows

Glenn Berry1200 S.W. Cypress WayBoca Raton, Fla.

Dated: Oct. 1, 1963 .Publish: Oct. 3, 10, 17 241963.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGON A PROPOSED AMEND-MENT IN THE CODE OFORDINANCES, CITY OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA, BY RE-VISING SECTION 25.62.WHICH IS THE DISTRICTZONING MAP OF SAID CODE,PROVIDING FOR THE RE-ZONING OF A PART OFBOCA RATON HILLS SUB-DIVISION, SECTION 2, ASMORE FULLY DESCRIBEDHEREINBELOW, FROM R-4,HOTEL-MOTEL, TO B-l,LOCAL BUSINESS.

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 29thday of October, 1963, to con-sider and take action on the

proposed amendment andchange in the Zoning Ordi-nance of Boca Raton, Flori-da, in the following respect:

The zoning be changed fromR-4, Hotel-Motel, to B-l,Local Business, on:"Lots 9 and 10, Block 20,Boca Raton Hills, Section 2,filed in Plat Book 23, Pages97 through 101, inclusive.Public Records, Palm BeachCounty, Florida."

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

CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDABy: Jacob Heidt

Jacob Heidt, City ClerkPublish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963Furnish Proof of Publication.

NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARINGThe City Commission of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida,at a Regular Meeting held onthe 8th day of October, 1963,passed and adopted the fol-lowing Resolution and hasordered a PUBLIC HEARINGheld thereon at 7:30 P.M., onOctober 29th, 1963, at theCity Hall.

Jacob HeldtJacob Heldt, City Clerk

RESOLUTION NO. 37-63A RESOLUTION OF THECITY COMMISSION OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA, PROVID-ING FOR THE INSTALLATIONOF GRAVITY SEWER EXTEN-SIONS FOR BOCA RATONSQUARE GATEWAY SUBDI-VISION, BOCA RATON, PALMBEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA,AND FURTHER PROVIDINGFOR ASSESSMENTS AGAINSTABUTTING PROPERTY, ANDOTHER MATTERS PERTAIN-ING THERETO.

BE IT RESOLVED BY THECITY COMMISSION OF THECITY OF BOCA RAXON,FLORIDA:

Section 1. The City Commis-sion hereby resolves and de-termines that it i s necessaryfor the public safety and wel-fare that sanitary sewers beinstalled in the Boca RatonSquare Gateway subdivisionon all of the lots In BlockB 1through 8 inclusive, as re-corded in Plat Book 25,Page 239, Public Records,Palm Beach County, Florida,in accordance with the cityspecifications, plans andcosts estimated on file in theofflce of the City Engineer.

Section 2. That eighty (80%)per cent of the expensesthereof shall be assessed ona front footage basi 3 againstproperty abutting upon theimprovements.

Section 3. That the estimatecost of the proposed installa-tion of sanitary sewers, in-cluding incidental expenses,for the benefit of the aforeseddBoca Raton Square GatewaySubdivision is Twenty Thous-and Six Hundred Fifty-threeand 60/100 ($20,653.60) Dol-lars.

Section 4. The method ofpayment shall be by assess-ment of abutting property on aFour and P8/100 ($4.08) Dol-lars per linear footage basis.Property owners who do notpay in cash before the com-mencement of work may paythe lien assessments againsttheir property fai five equalannual installments, togetherwith interest thereon at therate of eight (8%) per cent perannum, plus the overhead,legal and administrativecosts contingent upon thecreation of liens and as-sessments.

PASSED AND ADOPTED ata regular meeting of theCity Commission of Boca Ra-ton, Florida, on the 8th dayof October, 1963.

CITY COMMISSION OFBOCA RATON

By: Jo<! DeLongJoe DeLorg, Mayor

Attest:Jacob_HeldtJ*aco"b Heidt , cTTy~CIerkPublish: Oct. 17 and 24, 1963Furnish Proof of Publication.

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Church Services

BOCA RATON

FIRST METHODISTN.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St.Rev. Dan M. GIU, pastor.Sunday school 9:45 n.m.Church services 8:45 and 11a.m. Nur aery for children.MYF meets Sunday 5:45 p.m.in the Church HalL

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN600 West Camino Real, Rev.Albert G. Shiphorst, > pastor.Church School 8:45 e.m. Wot.ship services 10 and 11;1S ajr..

ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLICSW 3rd Ave. at 3r d St. Rev.Paul L. Manning, pastor. Sun-day'7, 9, 10j30 and noon mass.as. Confessions will be heardevery Saturday from 4:30 to5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.Daily mass weekdays 8 a.m.

ADVENT LUTHERANN.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. justoff US 1. William M. Deutsch.mann, pastor. Sunday schedule;8 and 10:30 a.m. The Churchat Worship; 9:15 a.m. TheChurch at Study.

ST. PAUL LUTHERAN701 W. Palmetto Park Road,The Rev. Eugene Krug, pastor.Sunday School 9:15 a.m.; Wor-ship Service 10:30 a.m. Nur-sery during 10:30 service.

FIRST BAPTIST162 w. Palmetto Park Rd.

James Wilkes, Pastor. Sun-day School 9:45 sum. Morningworship 11 a.m. Training Union6:30 p.m.; Evening worship,7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer ser-vice. Wed. 7:30 p.m. The nur-sery is open at all of theseservices.

FIRST CHRISTIAN360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. H.E.Stinson, minister. BibleSchool, 9:15 a.m. WorshipService, 10:45 a.m.; Youthmeeting, 6r30 p.m.; EveningService, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesdayservice at 7:30 p.m.

ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPALBoca Raton Road. Rev. R.Bruce Ryan, rector. Sundays7:45 a.m. Matins; 8 a.m. HolyEucharist; 9 a.m. Family Eu-charist and Church School; 11a.m. Holy Eucharist and Ser-mon on the 1 st, 3rd and 5thSundays of each month; Morn-ing Prayer and Sermon on the2nd and 4th Sunday s of e achmonth.

CHURCH OF THEOPEN DOOR35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W.Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pas-tor, Sunday Services: SiuidaySchool 9:45 a.m. for whichthere is a nursery available.Morning Worship, 11 a.m. YouthFellowship, 6:45 p.m. Eveningservice at 7:30. Tuesday even-ing Senior choir rehearsal.Wednesday evening Biblestudy hour at 7:30.

COMMUNITY CHURCH600 N.W. Fourth Avenue. IraLee Eshleman, minister; Reu-ben L. Anderson, pastor. Sun-day School 9:45 a.m. SundayWorship at 11 a.m.; eveningservice 7:30 p.m.; Communionservice at 6:30 p.m.. MemorialHall. Wednesday night prayerand praise service at 7:30 p.m.

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

CHRISTIAN REFORMEDTemporary location, Art GuildBldg., Palmetto Park road.Services Sunday at 10 a.m.and 7 p.m.

UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALISTDeerfleld Chamber of Com-merce Bldg., 1601 E. Hills-boro Blvd., Deerfield Beach.Sunday School and coffee hour10:15 a.m.. Service 11 a.m.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCECivic Room of First Federal

. Savings and Loan Assn., Fed-eral Highway. Sundays at 11a.m.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.Wednesday service, 3 p.m.

DEERFIELD BEACHCOMMUNITY PRESBYTERIANRev. Arland Briggs, pastor.Sunday School 9:30 a.m. underthe direction of Foster Parkerand Harty Anderson. MorningWorship, II a.m.

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

CALVARY BAPTIST1 block west of U.S. No. 1 andV2 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.

Fellowship Schedules

Moravian Church

Schedules Musical

The Moravian Churchwill hold a musicalevening and open housetomorrow night, Oct. 18,at 8 p.m. to which thepublic is invited.

Mrs. Eva A. Post,the church organist, andMrs. D oris Vann, so-prano soloist at theCommunity Presbyteri-an Church of DeerfieldBeach, will present aprogram of sacred andsecular music. Re-freshments will beserved by the Women'sFellowship.

Sunday services in-clude Sunday School at9:45 a.m. and the churchservice at 11 a.m. Thepastor, the Rev. Chris-tian D. Weber, willpreach on "Son of God."The anthem will be sungby the Youth Choir.

First Methodist to

Hear Rev. Dan Gill"What Faith Is" will

be the sermon topic ofRev. Dan Gill Sunday atFirst Methodist Church.

Wednesday, Oct. 23,at 6 p.m. the church willhave a covered-dishFamily Night Supper.Dr. Kenneth Williams,president of Florida At-lantic University, willbe the speaker. His topicwill be "Proud Past,Promising Future."

The study on "Chris-tian Issues in SouthernAsia" will be held atFirst Methodist today,Oct. 24, 31, and Nov. 7at 10 a.m. Mrs. PaulCline will be the leader.

Talk By Fred Stanton Christian Scientists

Will Meet Sunday"The Philosophy ofthe Unitarian" will bethe topic for Fred Stan-ton at the Sunday ser-vice of the Boca RatonUnita r i an-UniversalistFellowship.

The Fellowship meetsat 11 a.m. at the Deer-field Beach Chamber ofCommerce building.

Attend Church Sunday

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gil]

Morning Worship8:45 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.Sunday School 9:45 A.M.

Sermon: "What Faith I s "

AIR CONDITIONED

The Christian Scien-ce Society of Boca Ra-ton will hold Sunday ser-vice at 11 a.m. in thecivic room of First Fed-eral Savings and LoanAssn., 601 N. Federalhighway.

The lesson sermonfor Sunday will be"Doctrine of Atone-ment."

Sunday school meetsat 9:15 a.m. Wednesdayservices are at 8 p.m.

First Presbyterian

Will Hear Minister

"What Are You Do-ing?" will be the topicof the sermon to be de-livered by the Rev. Al-bert G. Shiphorst at thetwo services, 10 a.m.and 11:15 a.m, Sunday atF i r s t P r e sby t e r i anChurch.

Tuesday, Oct. 22,Circle 1 meets in thehome of the chairman,Mrs. John A. ClarkeJr., 566 N.W. 7th Ave.,at 2 p.m.

Wednesday JuniorChoir rehearsal will beheld in the church foreight and nine-year-olds at 7 p.m. and for10-year-olds and overat 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 24,Circle 2 meets in thehome of the chairman,Mrs. Roland Hughes,1385 S.W. 4th St., at 2p.m.

Ser-ior Choir rehear-sal will be held in thechurch from 7:30 to 9p.m. Thursday.

The Women's Asso-ciation will hold its an-nual rummage sale Nov.1, 2 and 4 at 172 E. Bo-ca Raton Rd. Anyonewishing to donate arti-cles may call: Mrs. FayRhoode, 395-5479; Mrs.C.C. Weber, 395-0374or Mrs. Eugene Came-ron, 395-1258.

'World Order Sunday'

Wi l l Be Observed"Christian Obliga-

tions to Better theWorld" will be the ser-mon Sunday of Rev. Al-bert L. Eastman as"World Order Sunday"is observed.

Two altar vases, pre-sented by Mrs. GladysGibson and daughterJoan Bleau in memoryof the former city taxassessor James Gibson,will be dedicated duringthe morning services.Sunday School meets at9:45 a.m. with worshipservices following at 11a.m.

"Profiting by Eli-jah's Life" will be the7:30 p.m. sermon ofPastor Eastman.

Bible study hour isheld Wednesday eveningat 7:30 p.m.

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

James Wilkes, PastorSUNDAY SERVICES

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

Wednesday EveningPrayer Service 7:30 P.M. ^

"The Southern Baptist Church in Boca Raton

BOCA RATON MORAVIAN CHURCH(Neighborhood Protestant Church)

2 S.W. 12th AvenueChristian D. Weber, Minister

Sunday School 9:45

Air-conditioned

WORSHIP 11:00 A.M.

Church Nursery'A Protestant Denomination Since 1457"

St. Gregory's "Episcopal Church245 E. BOCA RATON RD.

BOCA RATONRev. R. Bruce Ryan, Rector

Schedule of Services7:45 A.M. Matins

8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist9:00 A.M. Family Eucharist and Church School

11:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist and Sermon on the1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of each month:

Morning Prayer and Sermon on the 2nd and 4th Sundays

First Presbyterian Church(United Presbyterian, U.S.A.)

600 West Camino Real

RKV.-ALBERT G. SHIPHORST, Pastor

V TWO SERVICES

10:00 A.M. - 11:15 A.M. >

Church School 8:45 A.M. +kk

Sermon:

"What Are You Doing ?"Air Conditioned

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

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

B.E. STINSON, MinisterWB 1-8194

Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS

Laymen Sunday to Pastor Wes Auger

Be Held at Trinity To Continue Series

7B

Bibletown was on display at the National SundaySchool Association convention last week in Buffalo,N.Y. Note palm " t r ees" and freezer which held give-away Florida frozen fruit bars.

School Convention

Sees Local DisplayBibletown displayed

its facilities as well asthe city of Boca Ratonat the National SundaySchool Convention lastweek in Buffalo, N.Y.

Some 96 religious de-nominations were rep-resented by the 5,000registered delegateswho came from 47 statesand Canada. It is esti-mated there were anadditional 5,000 fromthe Buffalo-NiagaraFalls area who attendedthe open sessions butwere not official dele-gates of their severalchurches.

Literature describingBibletown and Boca Ra-ton were distributedfrom the Bibletownbooth.

Pastor Krug Will

Speak At St. Paul

St. Paul LutheranChurch will hear a ser-mon on the topic "Jus-tification by Faith andJustification by Works"by Pastor Eugene O.Krug in the 10:30 a.m.service Sunday.

Sunday School, in-cluding the adult Bibleclasses, begins at 9:15a.m. A motion picturecorrelated with the les-son for the day is alsoplanned.

Missionary League To

Host Zone RallySt. Paul Lutheran

Women's MissionaryLeague will host 175ladies at a zone rallySunday afternoon, be-ginning at 3 p.m.

Preparing for the ral-ly are Mrs. ReynoldLundholm, president;Mrs. Everett Rusch,rally chairman; Mrs.B.G. Lange and Mrs.Donald Wright, co-chairmen of the banquet;Mrs. James Bell, chair-man of tables and wait-resses, and Mrs. HomerGwinn, chairman of flo-ral decorations.

The zone, which ex-tends from Boca Ratonto Hollywood, has 11units which band to-gether with similarzones and districtsthroughout the UnitedStates to aid missionsthroughout the world.

The theme for the ral-ly will be "Take the NextStep" and is a part ofthe general "FaithFor-ward" program of TheLutheran Church-Mis-souri Synod.

COMMUNITYCHURCH

of Boca RatonSunday School 9:45 a.m.Morning Worship 11:00 a.rn.Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

IRA LEE ESHLEMANMini sterBible Commentator

REUBEN L. ANDERSONPastor

mutuwN USRAUDtTORIUM

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

Air-Conditioned-Ample Parking| FRIENDLY : EVANGELICAL j

UNITARIANUNIVERSALISTBOCA RATONFELLOWSHIP

Sunday School andcoffee hour 10:15 a.m

Service 11:00 a.m.

Deerfield Chamberof Commerce Bldg.

1601 E. HiUsboro Blvd.Deerfield Beach

DEERFIELD BEACH CHURCH of GOD(Full Gospel)

519 N.W. 2nd. Way., Deerfield BeachGrady B. Luke, pastor

Sun. School 9:45 a.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m.Wednesday Night 7:00 p.m.

CHRISTIAN REFORMEDCHURCH

Temporary Location —Art Guild Bldg.

801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd.Services 10 a.m.-7 p.m.

The Back-to-God HourWDBP - 9:00 a.m.

Sundays - 14 20 KCWLOD - 8:30 a.m.Sundays - 980 KC

WQXT-8:30 a.m. -10:30 p.m. Sun. -1340 KC

Advent Lutheran ToHold Laymen Sunday

Advent L u t h e r anChurch Sunday will joincongregations of TheAmerican LutheranChurch in observingLaymen's Sunday.

Rev. William M.Deutschmann, pastor ofthe' congregation, an-nounced that the themethroughout the churchfor this day will be"Your Neighbor asYourself."

Four men of the con-gregation will join inpresenting the sermon,titled "Two Sides of theCoin.5' They are J.Theodore Johnson, JohnJ. Stone, Edwin L. Tra-ver, and William R. Ed-dinger.

The worship servicewill be conducted byFrank Burgher, AndersFinnvold and HowardA.W. Kates. The les-sons will be read byClayton Highum. J.Richard Frambach willsing a solo, and otherspecial music will beprovided by a men'schorus.

Services at AdventLutheran are held eachweek at 8 and 10:30 a.m.Nursery facilities forpre-school age childrenare provided at the lateservice. Sunday ChurchSchool for all ages isheld at 9:15 a.m.

Phone 395-5121 forClassified Ad Service

The 10:30 a.m. ser-vice of Trinity Reform-ed Church of DeerfieldBeach will be led by twochurch members in rec-Dgnition of Laymen'sSunday,

The service will beconducted by GordonGroenewoud and thesermon will be deliver-ed by Robert Bidwell.

The evening service,at 7 p.m., will be ledby the pastor, the Rev.Vernon Hoffman.

'Hope' !s Topic

For Rev. Eshlemen

Rev. Ira Lee Eshle-man will speak on thesubject of "Hope" Sun-day at 11 a.m. at theCommunity Church ofBoca Raton.

This is a continuationof his series of sermonsfrom I Corinthians 13,

At the 7:30 p.m. ser-vice he will conclude his.series of sermons onPaul's Epistle to Titus.

Bible classes for allages are held at 9:45a.m. All services areheld in Bibletown's aud-itorium.

Christian Reformed To

Hear Rev. DeWaal

Rev. Sydney D eWaalof the Fort LauderdaleChristian ReformedChurch will be the guestspeaker Sunday at the10 a.m.service of theChristian ReformedChurch here.

Rev. John O. Schur-ing of the Boca Ratonchurch will preach Sun-day in Fort Lauderdale.

The church meets at10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun-days in the Art Guildbuilding.

At the 7 p.m. serviceSunday, Rev. Schuringwill speak here on "TheUniversal Priesthoodof Believers." At the6 p.m. young people'smeeting, a discussion of"The Doctrine of theChurch" is scheduled.

LUTHERAN CHURCHESof Boca Raton

ADVENTTHE A.L.C.

N.E. 4th Ave. at 50thSt.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-I1939

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It Pianos andOrgans

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F. MillerPIANOS$595.

WE TUNE PIANOSPH. 395-4709

BOCA RATON

Sunday at the 7:30p.m. service of CalvaryBaptist Church of NorthPompano, Pastor WesAuger will begin a spe-cial series of sermonson "Little Foxes ThatSpoil the Vine."

The first sermon inthis series will be on"Envy."

At the 11 a.m. ser-vice Sunday Pastor Au-g;r will speak on "WhoEoes He Think He Is?"

Use the Classifieds

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Fire395-1121

Police395-1131

Ambulance395-1800

Gospel Meetings

To Start SundayA special series of

Gospel meetings fea-turing Elmer Morganwill start Sunday at 7:45p.m. ' and run throughOct. 27 at the SixthStreet Church of Christin Pompano Beach.

Minister Van Tate isin charge of the programat the church, on Fede-ral highway at South-east 6th street in Pom-pano Beach.

Morgan, a native ofTennessee, attendedDavid-Lipcomb Collegein Nashville, Tenn., andpreached inWaverly andFranklin, Tenn., beforemoving to the South Mi-ami Church of Christin 1957.

The Churches ofChrist of South Floridasponsor a televisionprogram, "Know YourBible," Saturdays at1:30 p.m. on Channel 12.

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This Is The 1st fit A Series ofSafety Messages To Appear In The

Boca Raton News' 1st Annual

CRUSADEFOR SAFETY

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INSAVINGS

BONDSDRIVERS KILL AND CRIPPLE MORE

CHILDREN THAN ANY DISEASE!You've helped curb pneumonia, cancer, polio, and other terriblediseases. How about careless drivers? They kill and cripplemore children from 1 to 14 years than any major disease.

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Send It Now! Your Slogan May Win A Big FREE Prize!CONTEST RULES: All residents of Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beachand Delray Beach are eligible, except Boca Raton News employes and their fami-lies. To participate, just mail your safety slogan — 10 words or less — on thisentry form or on a plain post card to the Crusade For Safety Editor, Boca RatonNews, P.O. Box 580, Boca Eaton, Fla. S100 in Bonds and $25 in Cash prizes willbe awarded. Judges will be local officials. Your safety slogan may win a prize.Send your entry now.

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CONTEST

INCASH

PRIZESCLQSIHG DATE

BE ANNOUNCEDFill in grade and school if you are a student

'The Following Civic Minded Firms and Individuals have Joined The Boca Raton News in Presenting This CRUSADE FOR SAFETY1

BOCA RATON

AMBROSE ELECTRONIC SERVICE194 N.W. 20th St. 395-3414

AM-SPRAD METALS2645 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-1317

JOHN APETZ BUILDERS496 N.W. 16th St. 395-1253

ARYIDA CORPORATION998 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2000

ATLANTIC RUG CO., INC.78 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-3717and 3305 N. Federal Hwy. -Pompano Shoppers Haven 942-0712

BAKER'S WOODCRAFT CABINETS751 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-3616

BAYOU RESTAURANT501 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-1682

BIBLETOWN, USA BIBLE6R0UNDS600 N.W. 4th Ave. 395-2400

BOCA CRAFT BAZAAR, INC.ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

20 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-2919

BOCA CYCLE CENTERHONDA CYCLES900 N. Dixie Hwy.

BOCA ISLANDSA Developement of Itvenus, Inc.

310 S.W. 11th Place 395-1211

BOCA PALM DAY SCHOOL399 N.W. 35th St., Boca Raton 395-3698

and CORAL POINT DAY SCHOOL(Lighthouse Point)

3911 N.E. 22nd Ave., 942-3970

BOCA RATON HOMES, INC.425 N:W. 12th Ave. 395-0081

BOCA RATON LAUNDRY & CLEANERS30 S.E. 1st St. 395-5200

BOCA RATON MEAT MARKET, INC.1945 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4411

BOCA RATON MOTORS2 S.E. 1st 395-5300

BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK77 E. Camino Real 395-2300

BOCA RATON NURSERY & GARDENSUPPLIES, INC.

353 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4740

BOCA RATON TILE & TERRAZO1450 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-1900

BOCA RATON TITLE CO.855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4484

BOCA STEEL, INC.109 N.W. 20th St. 395-2717

BOCA TACKLE SHOP451 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-0969

BUCKEYE PLASTERING CO.Residential Work

4642 N.W. 2nd Terrace 395-5422

BUD'S BAR201 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-9837

C & W ELECTRIC CO.1640 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-2232

CALICO CORNERS, INC.Draperies-Slipcovers-Upholstery

20 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-4244

CAMINO GARDENSin the Heart of Boca Raton

Camino Real - Just West of US 1 395-0900

CAMPUS GULF SERVICE1299 N.W. 2nd Ave. 395-9882

CAPITOL BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC.135 N.W. 20th St. 395-1731

CARD & D'AVRAY, INC.Decorators & Designers

201 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-4911

CARIBBEAN KEYS SUBDIVISIONEast of Federal Hwy. atN.E. 58th St. CR8-2402

CARIBBEAN SHELL SERVICE5899 N. Federal Hwy. 276-9144

CAUSEWAY LUMBER CO.of BOCA RATON, INC.

400 N.W. 2nd Ave. 395-5335

CHICK'S SERVICE STATION101 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2222

CLEARWATER SPRINKLER SYSTEMSLicensed & Insured

924 N. Dixie Hwy. 395-2296

ARTHUR J. COLEMAN TAXIDERMISTOver 40 Years Experience

649 N.W. 28th St. 395-1611

CONSTRUCTION WELDING SERVICE1601 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-5211

GEORGE CULVERHOUSE CONSTRUCTION194 N.W. 20th St. 395-5548

D & H AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, INC.800 N. Dixie Hwy. 395-0322

D & M AUTO PARTS220 S. Dixie Hwy. 395-2412

DEE'S GARAGE BODY & FENDER REPAIRS101 N.W. 3rd St. 395-4441

DeMARCO & SONS, INC. CONTRACTORS901 W. Camino Real 395-4300

N.G. DRACOS ASSOCIATES, INC42 S.E. 4th St. 395-3432

DURA-TECH CORPORATIONInsulation Material

1555 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2424

ELEANOR'S CHILDREN'S SHOP18 S.E. 1st Ave. 395-0116

FEDERAL TV SALES & SERVICE6205 N. Federal Hwy. 399-4779

276-2888

FIFTH AVENUE SHOPPING PLAZAMERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

FIRST BANK and TRUST CO.of BOCA RATON

110 E. Royal Palm Road 395-4420

FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOANASSN. of DELRAY BEACH

601 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2121

HI Fl HOUSE3060 N. Federal Hwy. 395-4808

SCOTT AVIATION CORP.ENGINEERING SCIENCES DIVISION

1395 N. Federal Hwy. 395-1525

TORRI HOMESQUALITY HOMES

Boca Raton 395-4964

POMPANO BEACH

CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION No. 3206309 N.E. 1st St., Pompano Bch. 933-2101

SOUTH FLA. HARNESS RACEWAYS, INC.Race Track Road, Pompano WE3-4300

COSSIE LYONS FARMSHighway 7 395-0535

DEERFIELD BEACH

PAL'S CAPTAIN'S TABLE RESTAURANT"HANK HAGMANN"

Cove Yacht Basin, Deerfield 399-4000399-0836

H.W. RUCKS & SON DAIRYHwy. 7, Deerfield Beach 395-1194

DELRAY BEACH

ADAMS CHEVROLET CO.246 S. Federal Hwy. 278-3225

FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.240 N.E. 2nd Ave. 278-3311

Many Of The Sponsors Of This Campaign Are listed Here • Of hers Will Appear In future Editions

A JL

Thursday, October 17, 1963 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9B

LOVING CAREIS NEEDEDwhen you're driving,too!

This Is The 2nd In A Series of Safety MessagesTo Appear In The Boca Raton News' 1st Annual

CRUSADE FORSAFETY!

There are so many ways to express your love for a child

* —amuse him, caress him, understand him, protect hi

from hurt and harm.

[Because drivers kill and cripple more children than any I

idisease, a car is potentially one of the most dangerous!

(places your child can ever be. So protect him whenever]

she is in the car—with a seat belt.

SAVE LIVES

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$ 1 A A IM SAVINGS $ * J C s y CASHI U U I N BONDS * O I H PRIZES

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CLIP THIS COUPON — PASTE ON POSTCARD — MAIL TODAY!

SAFETYSLOGANCONTEST

Name

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Age

School* Grade

Slogan

"Fill in grade and school if you ore a student

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•CLOSING DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED!

r The Following Civic Minded Firms and Individuals have Joined The Boca Raton News in Presenting This CRUSADE FOR SAFETY

BOCA RATON

FLORIDA AIRMOTIVE of BOCA RATONr INC.Boca Raton Airfield 395-1699

GOLD COAST HOMES, INC.110 E. Palmetto Park Road 395-3040

GOLD COAST MUSHROOM CO.2900 N.W. 7th Ave. 395-1799

R.C. FISH & ASSOCIATES, INC.131 N.E. 1st Ave. 395-3600

GORY INDUSTRIES, INC.Roofing Tile Mfg's.

135 N.W. 20th St. 395-1770

JOHN A GRANT JR., INC.Engineers

855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-3335

GULF EASTERN CORP.1999 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-2211

HARBOUR ASSOCIATES, BUILDERS7000 N. Federal Hwy. 395-3200

HIBISCUS CONSTRUCTION, INC.30S.E. 4th St. 395-3909

HILLSBORO COUNTRY DAY SCHOOLA1A Hwy. -Hillsboro Beach 399-2121

JACKS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.Developers of Boca Ridge

461 N.E. 44th St. : . 395-1445

KOHTZ PLUMBING1N.W. 1st Ave. 395-0800

KRAEER AMBULANCE SERVICE450 N. Federal Hwy. 395-1800

LAWSON ELECTRIC, INC.108 N.W. 3rd 395-2428

LETURMY LAWN SERVICEPower Spraying

303 N.W. 1st Ave. 395-1717

LEE HIGGINSON CORPORATIONMembers of New York Stock Exchange105 E. Boca Raton Road 395-4500

LIBERTY GLASS, INC.802 N. Dixie Hwy. 395-5616

LINKS DRIVE-INN30 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-9921

LOVE DRUG COMPANY119 S.E. 1st 395-2600

LYKES BROS., INC.MEATS

117 N.W. 13th St. 395-4522

MCLAUGHLIN & ASSOCIATES, INC.332 N. Federal Hwy. 395-0313

MANNING & SON ELECTRICELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

4949 N.W. 2nd Ct. 395-2320

J.H. MEDLIN DAIRYHwy. 7 - Boca Raton 395-1971

J.C. MITCHELL & SONS INSURANCE22 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4711

MOTHERWELL REALTY757 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4044

MUSHROOMS of FLORIDA, INC.1923 N. Federal Hwy. , 395-2210

NATIONAL SPRINKLER & WELLS158 N.W. 13th St. 395-1828

OCEAN HEARTH RESTAURANT & LOUNGE1111 N. Ocean Blvd.

Wm. C. PROWERemodeling-Additions

355 N.E. 5th St. 395-2789

PUBLIX SUPER MARKET2000 Ni Federal Hwy. 395-5515

RICE INVESTMENT CORP.162 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-5369

RINKER MATERIALS CORP.50 N.W. 13th St. 395-4814

J. STUART ROBERTSON ASSOCIATES, INC."The Real Estate Corner"

60 S. Federal Hwy. 395-4626

THE ROGERS HOUSE at LAKE ROGERS3700 N. Federal Hwy. 395-2052

ROYAL PALM INSURANCE AGENCY81 Golf View Drive 395-1661

RUSSELL REINFORCED PLASTIC CORP.1400 N.W. 1st Ct. 395-5415

RUTENBERG HOMES of BOCA RATON, INC.1385 W. Camino Real 395-2552

SMITKSON & KEYSER BUILDERS, INC.340 N.E. Spanish Trail 395-4744

SOMMERS & MESSMER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.P.O. Box 552 395-2131

SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO.855 S. Federal Hwy. 395-9006

STAR DECORATORSDraperies-Spreads-Carpets

194 N.W. 20th St. 395-2937

SUPREME AUTO BODY"Bill Azzarello"

170 N.W. 13th St. 395-1722

THERMO INDUSTRIES, INC. TOOL MFRS.690 N.W. 28th St. 395-0212

AUGUST TOBLER, INC. CONTRACTOR1199 W. Palmetto Park Rd. 395-1818

TRAINOR METAL PRODUCTS CO.171 N.W. 16th St. 395-5520

TURNER NURSERIES, INC.980 N. Federal Hwy. 395-3636

UNIVERSITY BOWLING LANES, INC.100 N.E. 20th St. 395-5222

UNIVERSITY PARK COUNTRY CLUBMilitary Trail, University Park 395-5460

UNIVERSITY TAVERN2162 N.E. 1st Ave. 395-9914

M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC.REAL ESTATE

855 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-40003356 Atlantic Blvd., Pompano WH1-7000

ARNOLD WILLIAMS' MEDICAL PHARMACY855 S. Fe'deral Hwy. 305-5522

WOLFIE'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE1701 N. Federal Hwy. (US 1) 395-4100

DEERFIELD BEACH

CAP'S PLACE RESTAURANTAt Lighthouse Point WH1-0418

CEE BEE MARINA580 N. Federal Hwy. 399-1700

COVE BEAUTY SALON1636 S.E. 3rd Ct. 399-0313

DEERFIELD ROCK CO.Rt. 810 & Powerline Road 399-2131

FAMOUS DOORRESTAURANT IN THE COVE

Deerfield Beach 399-3883

DELRAY BEACH

WALDRON MOTORSForeign Cars MG-AUSTIN HEALY-SPRITE3815 S. Federal Hwy. CR 8-2371

CR 8-2876

DICK'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION912S.W. 10th 276-9244

MANY OF THE SPONSORS ARE LISTED ABOVE • OTHERS WILL APPEAR IN FUTURE ISSUES

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