CCA CATCN NEWSServing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach

VOL. 3 NO. 52 Boca Raton, Florida, Friday, November 21, 1958 Phone 900S

SenatorHollandSpeaks Here

Senator Spessard Hollandextended the welcome to mem-bers of the Southern News-paper Publishers Assodationin session at the Boca RatonHotel and Club this week. Mo-re than 400 newspapers wererepresented.

Owners, publishers, editorsand their wives combinedbusiness and pleasure byhaving many serious meetingsalternating with golf, swimm-ing and various parties.

Senator Holland told thegroup that they must be lead-ers and that such a challengecovers much territory.

"It is my firm belief thatthe South must furnish muchof the leadership in keeping

our good old nation on aneven keel," the Senator said.

He spoke about Floridageographically and industri-ally but did not refer to poli-tics or segregation in hissp eech.

Robert L. Sussieck

SussieckElectedDirector

Following the meeting ofthe Board of Directors of theFirst Bank of Boca RatonTuesday morning, presidentThomas Fleming, Jr. ann-ounced the election of Rob-ert L. Sussieck to the Boardof Directors.

Sussieck will fill the un-expired term of Charles B.Spalsbury who resigned be^cause of consideration of hishealth.

Members, of the Board saidthey accepted Spalsbury'sresignation with deep regretas his 'wisdom and widebusiness experience wasgreatly appreciated,' especi-ally during their "growingyears."organized and was highlyesteemed, members said.

New Director, Robert Suss-ieck came to Boca Raton in1956 after being vice presi-dent and treasurer for theHotel Statler Co- in New Yorkfor 29 years. He was formerlyassociated with Boca RatonProperties Inc. as vice presi-dent.

Sussieck is an Independent

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Members of Wenfworrh Plastering team in the Boca RatonSlow Pitch League, are, I. to r., front row, L. Wittenberg, R.Chick, T. Mullen, J. DiMario; back row, D. Colbentz, G.V/entworth, manager, B. V/entworth, 0. Griffin, and B. Rogers.Not pictured are Carl Douglas, Bill Chick, Don Wenfworffiand Bill McDonald. They will be one of the four top teamsin the Boca Raton Slow Pitch League taking part in the dou*ble elimination tournament Dec. 1, 2, 3t 5, and 6 at Boca Ra-ton Municipal Park.-Photo by Margaret Olssen.

Union Services Are Scheduled

Thu rsday A t First M ethodist

Community Will Give Thanks

In Union Services ThursdayThis Thursday at 10 a.m. a

Union Thanksgiving Servicewill be held at the First Met-hodist Church of Boca Raton,with pastors of several of

the churches participating.Pastor Floyd Logee will de-liver the sermon, while PastorAlbert Eastman will renderthe morning prayer and theThanksgiving Day Proclam-ation; Pastor Richard Cle-ment will lead in the Res-ponsive Reading for Thanks-giving, and the host pastor,

Entertainment For All Ages PromisedFor Jaycee Turtle Derby Saturday

A turtle derby with beautyqueens, races, booths andall the fixings of a countryfair will be sponsored by theBoca Raton Junior Chamberof Commerce tomorrow at theball park.

The event will start at 1p.m. and the JayCees pro-mise something for everyoneof all ages.

Sandy Maehie

Is Fire Volunteer

Harry ("Sandy") Machle,son of Dr. and Mrs. WillardMachle has been, named as anew member of the City ofBoca Raton Fire Departmentby Chief John Loughery andCity Manager William Lamb.

Machle who has just star-ted his in-service trainingwas a member of the Volun-teer Fire Department for threeyears. He was appointed Nov.16 for a six months probatio-nary period.

Machle who scored 100% inhi s Civil Service examinationwas high on the eligibilitylist for firemen.

Motorist IsRobbed AtGunpoint

A truckdrivei for the MiamiTobacco co. was held up androbbed at gunpoint Saturdayafternoon as he was travelingsouth on Old Dixie Highway,police said.

Lee Springfield, 540 N.W.27th Ave. F t Lauderdale,told police a car followinghim kept blowing the horn.Thinking it was either a cus-tomer or someone who wantedto attract his attention tosomething wrong with thetruck, he stopped.

A beauty contest will beheld to name "Miss TurtleNeck Sweater." A panel oflocal judges will name thenew queen. Applicants havebeen accepted from the 17-21 age group and the girlswill dress in turtleneck swe-aters and white shorts.

Many local firms have spon-sored turtles which will racewith numbers and regular"racing" colors.

A "Cakewalk" contest willbe sponsored by the local

chapter of the Beta Sigma Phiin conjunction with the Jay-Cees. Their proceeds will goto the new library for the J.C.Mitchell School.

General Chairman is LloydMangus, publicity Jack Ben-ham; refreshment booths,Paul Hutchens; Ernest Chickwill "be in charge of turtleprocurement; Bill James incharge of booths; Bert Rogersin charge of turtle entries andLynn Kreuscherr the beautycontest.

Tragedy Averted —7 Rescued From Sea

Tragedy was averted Sun-day when a heroic lifeguardand a boat captain went tothe tescue of seven personsbeing swept out to sea aftertheir boats capsized in thechoppy waters outside theBoca Raton Inlet.

Aboard a small aluminumboat, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vall-ancourt and their son David,6, of 2727 NE 9 Ave., WiltonManors, got into trouble whena fishing line fouled theprop ell ar shaft of the motor.Without power they driftedhelplessly out to sea fromthe mouth of the Inlet.

As the boat hit the openwater hugh waves swampedthe craft tossing the occu-pants into the rough water.They clung frantically to theedge of the overturned boat.

Attempting to go to therescue, a second small boatran into difficulties in thesurging sea and also over-turned. In it was Paul Frizz-ell, 4910 NE 29 Ave, CoralKey Villas, his son and dau-ghter in law, James and

Shirley ?nd their son Andy,six. They also clung to theirboat.

Before a larger boat rushingto the scene could reach the'struggling victims, Tom Blakelifeguard at the Boca RatonCabana Club, made two swifttrips using a Hawaiian surf-board and brought the twotired but uninjured six yearold boys to safety.

The "Millie D," captainedby Dale Alexander, 1627 S3]Seventh St, The Cove, Deer-field Beach, with some ex-pert maneuvering, picked upthe remaining five persons inthe water. Alexander rushedthem to the municipal dockwhere a local physician andthe Boca Raton Fire depart-ment were waiting with resus-citators which fortunatelywere not needed.

One small boat was recov-ered and the other smashedto pieces.

All parties praised theheroism displayed by therescuers and quick action byall concerned. >—*

Ernes t Hawk wi l l p ronouncethe invocation, the benedict-ion, and preside during theservice.

Pastor James C. Stoutsen-

berger will be out of the dtvbut his people will partidpawith the members and friends

of the First Baptist, FirstPresbyterian, Church of theOpen Door, and First Metho'dist. All folk from the comm-unity or nearby communitiesare invited to attend. Thechoir of the First MethodiChurch will present specmusic for the service unithe direction of Ray E. Tano, director, and CharitydeVault will be in charge ota corps of ushers secured fromthe participating churches.

Margaret Jackson

Honor SatietyTaps FormerSeacrest Student

Miss Margaret Jackson cBoca Raton has been tappeinto the Order of the Valkjries, highest honor organize

tion for women at the Univesity of North Carolina, Chspel Hill.

The tapping took place sa secret pre-dawn ceremonjShe was one of six studentselected on a basis, of schclarship, leadership, character and service. t>he is a, ssnior, majoring in educatior

She was a popular memb<of the 1954 graduating d a sat Seacrest and 'vas activin young people-^ work (St Paul's Episcopal Church

She is the daughter of MrsMargaret Rleiber Jackson an<the granddaughter of Mr. antMrs. peter Henry KleiberBoca Raton.

Dale Dull, of the U.S. Marines is back in town to sp-end the holidays with hisparents Mr. and Mrs. BeeDull. Dale is stationed at

-***~istow, California.

2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, November 21, 1958 Friday, November 21, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3

A safety slogan that is observed will eliminate, accidentslike the one ofeave. Put your thinking caps on and join theRotary Club Slogan Contest. Boca News Photo by Bea Landry.

Safety Slogan Contest AnnouncedA safety slogan contest

has been announced by theBoca Raton Rotary Club topromote their city-wide safetyprogram.

The winner will be awardeda $50 Savings Bond and willbe an honored guest at theRotary luncheon Dec 17.Dates for the contest arefrom Nov. 22 to Dec 6 withall entries postmarked nolater than midnight Dec 6.They are to be mailed toRotary Club Contest, P.O.Box 243, Boca Raton and are

to contain ten words or less.Judges whose decision will

be final will be named fromlocal prominent citizens.There are no age limit or feesinvolved. All entries becomethe property of the Rotary Cl-ub.

Winner will be announcedDec. 12.

Joseph Mullineaux i s chair-man in chai ge of the Commu-nity Service Committee andPolice Officer John Lunger,Rotarian, i s in charge of thesafety campaign.

Let's smile a bigwelcome to ourwinter visitors!

Rememi

FOR FLORIDA... FOR TOP 1

Greased Pigs, Turtles, and Pretty Girls

Turtle Derby Saturday#3 P.M.-Ball Park

Admission Free

Early bird turtle sponsors at press time Wednesday —of the Junior Chamber of Commerce first

annual Turtle Derby:

First Federal SavingsBoca Raton LumberJulie'5 Food ShopBoone's NurseryChick's Service StationBoca Raton Hotel & ClubBruning Bros PaintMayo's Cards & GiftsBoca Building Specialties

B & M HardwareBoca Fruit ShippersFurniture.PlazaBoca Raton pharmacyBus Pool's Standard

StationA & W Root BeerBoca ConstructionBoca Raton Office SupplyWentworth Plastering

The Jaycees wish to thank the above ms rchants fortheir support in making our First Annual Turtle Derbya sure fire success. Additional turtles are available

for interested merchants.

Tires Stolen From

Service Station

Thieves smashed a glassdoor and gained entry intothe Phillips 66 Station acrossfrom Sun Haven Monday night.

Two new tires were stolenand a soft drink machine wasbroken into and the changetaken.

The robbery is being inves-tigated by Constable 3rucs<Wheeler.

Jacob Riis, Danish-Ameri-can philanthropist and eii.\-tor, first proposed the Christ-mas Seal way of raisingfunds to fight tuberculosis.

[SERVICE I"3d Tears

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TakeThe Chance?

Back in ancient Greece, peoplewho were going on trips wouldoften leave their valuable belong-ings in a temple — unguarded.They believed thieves would beafraid to steal anything out of asacred place.

That system may have workedin those days, I don't know. ButI'd hate to try it, even if I had aGreek temple handy. (For onething, it would be an awful lot oftrouble to move everything outof the house each time the familywanted to go away for theweekend!)

Nowadays, sound insuranceprotection for property — yourhouse, your car, your jewelry,and so on—takes a lot of the riskout of living. But so far as I knowthe only way you can be sure toget the right insurance for yourproperty at the light price is byasking an independent insuranceagent.

As an independent agent, Ihave no reason to favor one insur-jinte company over Mnothor. Myaim is to get each of my clientsexactly the insurance policy thatKivus the protection he needs—without costing him any morethan necessary. Why not let mestudy your insurance needs? Iwon't charge you a cent—and 1may hu able to save you money.

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Take old toys to the FireDepartment — Make needychildren happy at Christmas

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CHRISTMAS SEALS

A C K SBARBER SHOPNOW OPEN

Jack Jaynes formerly with Leo's Barber Shopis now operating his own shop in the - - -

DIXIE SHOPPING CENTERJust North of 20th St. on the Old Dixie

OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Roasters, aluminum ware, electricimmersible utensils — all kitchenand dining ware —

FERTILIZER-6-6 BASIC "G

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30% organic plus allessential minerals ,Two 50-lb. bags -

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LAWNSPRAY

The last word you willever hear of chinch bugs.This gets 'em. Regularsell at $4.39 - special

.69Paint Values

(ALL COLORS)

L & M 1007S Alkyd Flats, Gal. $ 2 . 9 5

L & M Lat«x Flat*, gal. $2.95

L 8. M Semi-Gloss Enamel, gal $ 3 . 9 5

LEWIS BROTHERSJust East of Boca Raton Post Offic*

Phone Boca 5403 Fre# park'ngHARDWARE HOUSEWARES GARDEN NEEDS

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James Mooney to AddressBoca Coffee Club Nov.2 5

CELfBRATING OURS1COND

ImportedFrench TableWines. White.Red. Fine withTurkey dim er

$1.49

c o l d - 99*Case of 24- $3

LIQUORSCove Shopping Center OeerfieJd Beach

FREE PARTY SERVICEportable bar glasses ice cubes

PHONE 5514

James Mooney, field repre-sentative CongressionalAction Committee, Chamberof Commerce of the U.S. willbe the guest speaker at theNovember 25 Coffee Clubmeeting of the Boca RatonChamber. Mr. Mooney is anexpert on organizing at thelocal chamber level to effect-ively exert "grass roots"

' pressure on the Congresswith the object of improvingthe climate in which businessoperates. With the complexionof the new Congress andother governmental bodies somuch oriented toward so-called liberal policies, wewill welcome Mr. Mooney'ssuggestions for securingaction favorable to the bus-iness community, the C of Csaid.

Also on the meeting'sagenda i s the introduction of19 new members who havejoined since the last CoffeeClub. This brings the year-end membership up to 245, thehighest in the history of theChamber.

Because of Thanksgiving,this month's coffee i s beingheld on Tuesday,. Nov. 25,instead of the usual Thurs-day at 9:15 a.m. at the Cha-mber building.

H. W. BryantWins Car

The 1959 Chevrolet awardedby Holy Cross Hospital Aux-iliary was given to H.W.By rant, 86, of 1445 Lauder-dale Villa, N.W., Lauderdaleby the Sea at the HospitalCarnival this week.

Disney M®vi© I

At Center TonightWalt Disney's full length

cartoon feature "Alice InWonderland," will be shownat the Recreation Center to-night at 7 p.m.

One of Walt Disney's finestproductions, "Alice in Won-derland" will let you enter anew world - a world of won-ders where hearts are filledwith laughter and the air i sfilled with music. The MadHatter, the March Hare, theCheshire Cat, the White Rab-bit, and all the others willmake your Wonderland adven-ture an enduringly joyous ex-peri enc3.

This fine film, especiallyappealing to the younger gen-eration will be accompaniedby three color cartoons. SeeMickey, Donald, and Goofy attheir funniest. Doors willopen at 6:45 p.m. Admissioni s just ten cents.

FLOWERS FOR

Fuiji MumsChrysanthemumsDry ArrangementsCut FlowersCorsages

FLOWERS BY WIREAROUND THE WORLD

O r c h i d s I n c .200 South Federal Highway

Phone 9368

Good furniture i s not expensive— especially when you can buyit at a big discount] We havesome of the finest furniture inAmerica marked down forclearance — we're listing a fewitems here, but there are more,and every one i s a bargain.Come in and see for yourself!

THANKSGIVINGWiEK SPECIALS

$339.00 6 pc. dining room set by Drex-el. CSiateau finish. Bound table, 4 sidechairs. Buffet. $259.00$439.00 6 pc dining room set byHuntley. Light suede finish. pval ta-ble, one arm chair, three side chairs.Buffet. $298.00$182.00 Lounge Chair by Tomlinson.-Beautiful Tangerine Decorator's rao-rlcs. Tufted back. Foam cushion.

$109.00$226.00 Lounge chair by Tomllnacm.Pale blue textured fabric Tutted bacK.Foam cushion. $149.00$315.00 one piece curved sectional.

Charcoal nubby fabric with stiver:metallic thread. Foam cushions.

$249.00$336.00 5 pc. walnut bedroom by!Drexel. Double dresser. Mirror. 2]twin beds. Nite stand. $269.00

Orosse Potatofurniture shops inc.

AT BOCA RATON1975 N. Federal Highway

St^re Hours: Monday 9:00 - 9:00; Tues. thru Sat; 8s3Q - 5:30

I n t e r i o r s - Carpets - Upholster ingS l i p Covers - Yd. Goods - Accessories!

nterlor Design

Quality Fabrics

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20 N. Federal

Phone 4445

What woman doesn't want the thrill of possessing the exquWtHere is a creation of incomparable beauty—the elegant I"Love Letter" collection. Select a "Love Letter" for yourseHa gift for someone special. Available in the most original giftof the season while they last . . . "..''•••In the "Love Letter" collection: panties, petti pant, half slip, :bed jacket, baby doll, pa|amas, sleep coat, waltz gown, gcpeignoir. From $1.95 fo $10.95.

CONVENIENT CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY

MY-ANN foundatioiIndividualized Fitting

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4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, November 21, 1958

Editorial Page

Marriage! Nothing else demands so much from a manl—lsben

Thanksgiving

Boca Raton Rotary ClubHost To District Meeting

The Boca Raton Rotary Local president Arris Smith\yill be the host club to more

Friday, November 21, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5

Since the days of the Pilgrims down throughthe ages Thanksgiving has come to mean dif-ferent things to different people.

To some it is a home and family holiday. Aday to spend renewing family ties, strenghten-ing relationships. To others it i s a "dayoff"from work or school and to still others it doesnot mean more than just "another day."

To all of us it should mean a day to setaside, a special time to rejoice, to rememberand to count our many blessings.

In a world weary of strite and cold wars,atomic competition, sputniks, with untold

numbers of people living in destitution, manyhaving barely enough food to sustain life, webecome vividly aware that we are living in avirtual land of plenty.

A democratic land where a man can voice .his opinion without fear of being jailed, wherehe can attend a church of his choosing, ofany religion, sect or creed, where his child-ren can receive religious training in the churchof his choice; where his youngsters have thesame opportunity to receive the benefits of

higher education as all other youngsters inthe nation and are not controlled by so-called"party or poli t ics."

It i s a land where the focal point of child-hood i s the home, not the state, where tra-ditions are rich and fulfilling and balancedby an unlimited future.

We count as a blessing the fact that we cango to the polls and vote, in secrecy, as wewish, answerable to no one but ourselves. Notto cast a "nonsense" vote for one candidatefor a leader, but with two or more, selectedby us, nominated by us and elected by us forthe representation we want.

We are thankful for the freedom of the press,the right to know and read the events of ourhistory a s it happens. The right to take sides,to enjoy our own personal opinions but alsothe right to have our press present news in anunbiased, uncensored, factual form.

In our bountiful country we give thanks forfreedom from want • Blessed by the highestliving standards America has ever attained,we- pause and reverently offer our thanks onthis coming Thanksgiving Day.

YuIeride Crafts

Course ScheduledA short 4 week yuletide

crafts class will get under-way next Wednesday evening,Nov. 26, at the CommunityBuilding.Registration can be< made

by calling the recreation cen-ter at 5913; or by calling JimRutherford at 9595.

Fleming Elected Director

State Chamber - CommerceAt i t s 42 annual meeting

held at the Gait Mile Hotel,Ft. Lauderdale, the FloridaState Chamber of Commerce

thisFleming, Jr.Director.

named Thomas, as a new State

THANKSGIVING DAY.

Do we observe this day in the proper way?Are we really grateful for the blessings galoreThat we receive, because we are always asking for more.Don't you think God guided the Pilgrims over the seasTo this country where He knew good might beAccomplished by these Christians? Have you ever thoughtHow you would feel if into a strange land you were brought?No cozy home, no fertile land - It awaited your handTo till the soil, make different foods grow;The Pilgrims did just this hundreds of years ago.Many of them died, and many were ill,But they persevered, kept faith, fulfilling God's will.They were grateful for all the good they received;They held divine service and firmly believedThat some day they would enjoy the homeThey tried hard to establish - They were never alone,Whatever their project they looked for the bestTo come to them, and they surely were blest.Let us examine our faith on Thanksgiving DayAnd see if we live up to it in the same wayAs those persevering, fighting pilgrims, who decades agoReally established our Thanksgiving Day, and soTho you ce/ei>rate the day with feasting and fun,Thank God for America. L et us every oneShare our blessings with the unfortunate, and freely give,That on Thanksgiving Day they will know it is a joy to live.

- Kathryn C. Shattuck.

Fleming was elected to theState Board of Directors torepresent District 5, coveringan area from Vero Beach toKey West. He i s following inhis father's footsteps as Mr.Fleming, Sr., was most activein the State C of C and wasvice president for about 20years.

Recognition was given toFleming in the Boca Ratonarea because of his widebusiness experience andcivic participation. He i spresident of the First Bankof Boca Raton, and is chair-man of the Palm Beach Cou-nty University Committee.He was instrumental in handl-ing the successful applicationfor the university to be builther a

Mr. Fleming i s vice presi-dent of the local KiwanisClub and i s associated in abusiness way with the ButtsFarms hera

Boca Raton NewsPublished on Friday151 Royal Palm Road

Phone 52 1 1 or 9005. If no answer phone 6-5274

Robert L. and Lora S. Britt, PublishersBeatrice Landry, Editor

Helen Murphy, Office Manager

Subscription- rates: 1 year $3.00; 2 years $5.00Entered as second class matter at' the post oifica

oi Boca Raton. Fla. December 1, 1955

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

SUSSIECK(Continued from page 1)

Management and FinancialConsultant and i s also Dir-ector of Beach Holding Co.which i s planning a luxurydevelopment on AlA andLake Wyman. He i s one ofthe original members of theTax Executive Institute andthe Controllers Institute ofAmerica and was one of thefounders of the New YorkChapter. •

Help Fight TBBuy C h r i stm as $ e a I s

than 700 Rotary Club membersand their Rotary Anns at theBoca Raton Hotel startingtoday and continuing throughSunday noon luncheon.

One of the main features ofthe annual Rotary conference'will be the election of thenew District Governor. Can-didates are Buzz Cordez, aBurdine's executive fromMiami; Cecil Farrar, manu-facturers representative fromDelray Beach and AustinHertsiz, a retired businessexecutive from Bal HarborClub, Miami Beach.

G. i . Donate

Was War Vet

Giovanni Battista Donati,69, of 299 N.E.'. 6 Court, diedin a Ft. Lauderdale BeachHospital after an extendedillness.

He was. a World War 1 vet-eran of the Italian Army, anofficer who was dfecorated forbravery. Before coming toBoca Raton he was the oper-ator of a Venetian Glass Shopand owned a motel on CapeCod.

He is survived by his wife,Bianca, Boca Raton and onesister, Sister Lena Donati ofMilan, Italy. ;

Requiem high mass washeld Wednesday at the St.Joan of Arc Catholic Churchwith the Rev. David J. Heff-ernan, Pastor, officiating.

Interment was in the BocaRaton Memorial Cemetery.

Pall bearers were FireChief John Loughery, LeonWeaver, Bob Keith, LouisBukk, Glen Smithson andErnest Clausnitzer.

Arrangements were handledby the Kraeer Funeral Home,Boca Raton.

W. F. BerryWasWith Club

Wilmer Frank Berry, 63,Security Chief of the BocaRaton Hotel and Club diedsuddenly Monday after beingrushed to Holy Cross Hosp-ital for what was said to be aheart attack.

Berry was Security Chieffor the pas t two years at theHotel. Born in Buffalo, N.Y.he came here three years agofrom Rutherford, N.J. He wasK tired from the Jersey CityPolice Department after ser-ving there for 32 years. Hewas a World War 1, veteran, amember of the PBA of JerseyCity.and the Aeridtha Lodge.

He is survived by his wife,Ruth K, of their residence*1461 NE 53 St PompanoBeach Highlands; a ,son Wal-ter F., ' aboard the U.S.S. Lex-ington; a daughter, Mrs. Mar-ion Bell, Rutherford, N.J.two brothers, Ormand, Ruther-ford N.J. and Edwin, JerseyCity.

Services were held in theKraeer Funeral Chapel withthe Rev. George Schuster,pastor of St. Paul's LutheranChurch officiating.

Interment was in Ruther-ford, N.J.

will conduct the Model Lun-cheon on Saturday when threenew members will be inducted.They are Inar Strom, RobertSoldizar and Dr. Walter Gre-nell.

Conference chairman isIssac Parrish; vice chairman,Robert Leggett; secretaries,James Becker, Bill Mitchelland Paul Matwiy; W. SargeantNixon is conference historianSgt-at arms; Gerald Turner,and Dr. W.D. Jackson assis-ted by four others from Pom-pano and Delray Beach.

Hostess for the registrationand reception committee are;Mrs. Charles Marqusee, Mrs,Henry Warren, Mrs. SpencerBowen, Mrs. Agnes Smith,Mrs. Jane Nixon, Mrs. MarvelBalme, Mrs. Priscilla Ropp,Mrs. Betty Leggett, Mrs. Aug-usta Resnick, Mrs, Mary Let-urmey, Mrs. Helen Jackson,Mrs. Shirley Flickinger, MrsMarian Wentworth, Mrs. Pau-line Wright, Mrs. Mary Matwiy,Mrs. Helen Parrish, Mrs.Viola E shleman, Mrs. AmySearight, Mrs. Pauline White-man, Mrs. .Mary Beck, MrsFlorence Rupp, Mrs. PatriciaDaubenspeck, Mrs, GeraldineHonchell, Mrs., Ardean Mull-ineaux, Mrs. Janet Smart, Mrs.Ada Pierson, Mrs, Elva DeWess and Mrs. Ruth Hamilton.

Mrs. Lillian BrownDies Tuesday

Mrs. Lillian Eleanor Brown,57, was found dead in herRoyal Palm Road home, Tues-day afternoon by her son,Bobbie as he returned fromschool,

Mrs. Brown came to BocaRaton 12 years ago from Pain-esville, Ohio. She was a mem-ber of the Women's Societyof Christian Service of theFirst Methodist Church.

She i s survived by her hus-band, Hiram, and one sonRobert, of Boca Raton; twodaughters, Mrs. Edith Kenn-edy, West Palm Beach andMrs. Slvelyn Ireland, BocaRaton, a sister, Mrs. H.L<Blair, of Hollywood, Fla.,. andfour grandchildren-

Services will be held todayat 1- p.m. in the Kraeer Cha-pel with the Rev. ErnestHawk, pastor of the FirstMethodist Church officiating3urial will be in Boca RatonMemorial Cemetery.

Services In NorthForM iss Negrosis

Miss Annette Harriett Neg-rosis, 77, died at her resid-ence on S.W. 18 Ave., BocaRaton Park, Wednesday.

She was born in New Haven,Conn, and came to Boca Ra-ton two years ago from Wash-ington, D. C and was a mem-ber of the Church of the Epip-hany there.

Miss Negrosis i s survivedby one sister, Mrs. Earl B. ..Anderson, Boca Raton; onebrother, Fred Wilhelm Neg-rosis, New Haven," Conn., andtwo nieces, Mrs. Franl Silver,Silver, Valley Stream, N.Y.''and Mrs, Elliot 01 sen, ofBoca Raton.

Local arrangements werehandled by Kraeer FuneralHome with services and in-terment in Washington, D.C

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Rites Held for

Frank HurlbertFuneral rites were held

Thursday for Frank Hurlbert,70, who died Friday at hisresidence, 3000 NW FifthAve.

Mr. Hurlbert was born inBurwell, Neb., and came toBoca Raton two years agofrom Harrold, S.D. He was aformer cattle rancher.

He is survived by his wife,Ha, Boca Raton; four sons,Darold, Boca Raton; FrankJr., Sheridan, Wyo., Vem,Bell Flower, Calif; and Her-man of Winner, S.D.; two dau-ghters, Mrs. Rodetta Schmitt,Boca Raton; and Mrs. RitaHoffman, Omaha, Neb., a bro-ther John, of Star City, Sas-katchewan, Can; two sisters,Mrs. Bertha Weaver, Carter,S.D. and Mrs. Jessie Cornel-ius, Freemont, Neb., and ahalf-sister, Mrs. Anna Midd-augh, Bismark, N.D.; 14grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Services were held Thurs-day in the Kraeer FuneralChapel with the Rev. AlbertEastman, pastor of the Ch-urch of the Open Door offici-ating.

Interment followed in theBoca Raton Memorial Ceme-tery.

Arrangements were handledby the Kraeer Funeral Home,Boca Raton.

by: W.P. BEBOUT

We read recently where anoted biologist questionedthe accuracy of the "survivalof the fittest" theory in theface of the extinction some20,000 years ago of suchseemingly efficient animalmonsters as the sabretoothtiger, bison with 6-foothorns, "shortfaced" bearsthat dwarfed grizzlies, and6-foot beavers.

Apparently ineffectual ani-mals such as the rodent andshrew have survived andprospered. And if you wantto be stuffy about it — man,with his physical limita-tions - has also managed tooutlast the monsters of by-gone ages.

How the rodent and shrewmanaged to hang on, wecan't hazard a guess. Forman's part, however, hehas enjoyed three powerfuladvantages which have, andshould continue, to hold himin good stead in his strugglefor survival; a thinking brain,thumbs, and charge accounts

Incidentally, if you'restruggling with a knotty realestate problem, the result-gstting sales organization atW.P. BEBOUT, REALTORwill hold you in good stead.In fact, buying or selling, wehave the facilities to quick-ly wrap up any transaction toyour satisfaction. Try W.P.BS1BOUT, 701 North FederalHighway,- for fast, positiveaction. Phone 862^, or9336.-Adv. ' ,

Underground River DiscoveredBy Workman at 40 th§ US!

A crystal clear undergroundriver was discovered byworkmen at NE 40 St and U.S.1 as they were working onthe sewer expansion program.

Installing a sewer lift theyhit the water at 18 feet whichgudied at a rate of 5,000 gal-lons per minute. Forcingtheir way through a coralformation the workers saidthe subterranean stream wasclearly a river as they foundwhen they had to "man the

pumps" to allow the work tocontinue.

Footings and stanchionswere finally poured and theriver diverted back to i tsunderground bed.

Rutherford Names Chairman

James Rutherford wasnamed Boca Raton chairmanfor the March of Dimes, acco-rding to John Stetson, Over-all Chairman of West PalmBeach.

Sorority To

Sponsor "Cakewalk"The Epsilon Pi Chapter

Beta Sigma Phi sorority willbe in charge of the "cake-walk" in conjunotion with theTurtle Derby Saturday.

Nov. 22 has been set forthe affair sponsored by thelocal Junior Chamber of Com-merce at the Boca Raton Mem-orial Park with the Cakewalkscheduled for p.m. as-oneof the many features.

The sorority proceeds willgo to the J.C. Mitchell Sch-ool Library fund.

TrafficCommissionerVists Here

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnesof Baltimore, Md. were gueststhis week of Mr. and Mrs.Lester Palmer of WinfieldPark.

Mr. Barnes is Commissionerof Transit and Traffic in Bal-timore and has attended theInstitute of Traffic Engineersin Miami prior to his BocaRaton visit.

jfotordortis' of greatness/The American motorist has long since adopted his owntechnique for judging the year's automotive offerings.

He simply looks to the new Cadillac car to discoverjnotordom's fullest measure of all that is new and goodand wonderful. .

And never before has Cadillac placed such a highstandard on the world's motor cars as it has for 1959.

For the new "car of cars" has introduced a whole newconcept of what an automobile can do and be . . . and howit should look and act.

To the eye alone, it is a revelation. Elegant, majestic,substantial, poised—it has brought a new magic andsplendor to the world of motion.

Its Fleetwood interiors are miracles of advanced design.

Appointments are beautiful beyond imagination . . . and itsfabrics and leathers are unbelievably luxurious.

The 1959 Cadillac is equally inspiring from behind thewheel. Its spectacular new engine, its advanced transmis-sion and its new ease of ride and handling make everyjourney the most glorious distance between any two points.

These Cadillac advancements have been interpreted inthirteen body styles—including a new Eldorado Brougham.

So if you contemplate the purchase of any motor carin the coming year, you owe yourself an early visit withthis newest of Cadillacs,

Sixty minutes in the showroom and on the highway-willgive you a full understanding of the new way to measuregreatness in a motor car. .

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<i TAK '30CA RATON NEWS Friday, November 21, 1958

Left to right: Mrs .Donald McLsnnan, Mrs. Allen Girvin, Prss.St. Gregory's Episcopal' Women's Auxiliary, and Mrs. hi. M.=itzgerald

Plans For Dessert Party

Made At Mrs. Shober'sA committee meeting was

held last week at the homeof Mrs. Frank Shober for fur-ther planning of the dessertcard party to be held at theparish house of St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church on Dec. 4at 1 p.m.

Mrs. Donald McLennan isin chargr^ff door prizes, Mrs.William^O'DonnelUtable pri-zes and Mre. H.M. Fitzgeraldand.Mrs, F.D. Hamm are plan-ning the dessert. Mrs. Frank

Perkins will sell candy. Mrs.G. Douglas Harris will havethe jewelry sale and Mrs.Harold 3 . Reid is in chargeof the intriguing Fantasiatable. Mrs. Mae Gregg-Smithwill handle the setting up oftables and Mrs. Bernard Tur-ner the decorations.

Tickets may be obtainedfrom Mrs. Harvey Weeks, BocaRaton 3230, Mrs. FrankShober, 823 8 or Mrs. EarleClosson, CR 6-7681.

Erkkson Have !

Dual CelebrationMr. and Mrs. Charles Erick- j

son enjoyed a dual celebrat- ;•ion Saturday night when they ;observed their 18 weddinganniversary and had a housewarming party for their new !Country Club Village home.

Helping the S'ricksons cele-brate Mrs. Roger White, iMrs. Martha JJdmunds, Mr. :and Mis. Harry Moon, Mr. and jMrs Jerry Kleiner and Mr. Iand Mrs. Kenneth McGee. j

Helen MannCelebratesBirthday

Mrs. Ridiard (Helen) Manncelebrated her birthday thisweek by having festive lunchwith her mother, Mrs. BerniceFowler and sister, Mrs Fran-ces Spalsbury at the PetiteMarmita

In the evening Mr. and Mrs,Mann continued the celebrat-ion by having dinner at theEl Sirrocca with Mr. and Mrs.Thorkil Aschehoug.

DR. THOMAS M.SHOAFOptometrist

204 East Atlantic Ave, Del ray Beach Phone 6672

Let's smile a bigwelcome to ourwinter v is i tors!

Browns Observe

25th AnniversaryApproximately 150 friends

and relatives helped Mr. andMrs. William Hugh Browncelebrate their silver wed-ding anniversary Saturday,at an open house from 7 to 9p.m. at 714 Park Avenue,Boca Raton.

Their home was decoratedwith numerous bouquets pre-sented by friends. The man-tel held 25 white candlesin holders fashioned fromsilvered leaves. Silver palmfronds formed an arc abovethe mantel, for the nume-rals 1933 and 1958.

| Mrs. Elizabeth Plunkett,mother of Mr. Brown, andMrs. Josua Mouw attended

j the guest book. Mrs. Ho wellBrown of Boynton Beach, asister-in-law, was assistedby the Brown's two daugh-ters, Mrs. William (Eliza-beth) Furr of Ocala and

j Ellen Brown, in serving theguests.

The couple were marriedNovember 17, 1933, at theFirst Methodist Church inWest Palm Beach. The for-mer Callie Mae Rousseau isa native of Boynton. She is

Munyer's Surprised

With HousewarmingMr. and Mrs. S. Munyer and

their family were given a sur-prise housewarming Sundayin their new NE 30th St home.

Headed by Mrs. Allen Gir-vin, the following guestsjoined in the festivities, Mr.and Mrs. Charles Fracker, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Baltz, AllenGirvin, Mr. and Mrs. AlbertBibeau, Mr. and Mrs. FrancisHam, Mr. and Mrs. Will Light,Miss Connie Moore, MrsHelen Shober, Frank Burk-hardt and Francis Saltz.

FOR FLORIDA.»»FOR YOU I

Lf. Cox Leaves

For SpainL t j / g Edward Cox, son

of Mr. and Mrs. William C.Cox, left for duty in Spainand Italy Thursday from his

| Naval Air 3 a s e in Bruns-| wick, Me.I Mrs. Cox and infant son,| Edward, Jr., flew here Wed-i nesday and will stay withj her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Heil of DeerfieldBeach, until the Lieutenantreturns in March.

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Mr. and Mrs. William Hugh Brown

well known in the educa-tional field having taughtin Palm Beach Countyschools for many yearsLast year she was an Ex-change Teacher in ^njlanland i s now at the Plumosa5!lementary, Del ray ^each.

Mr. Brown has served

Boca Raton as police chieffor 23 years. He was withthe Boynton Beach PoliceDepartment prior to his ap-pointment here.

Their son, Ensign 'V. 0.Biown, 'JSN, Long Headi,Calif., >vas unable to attendthe party.

"L i t t le Mommie"MAKE-BELIEVE

11-PIECE JEWELRY BOX $1.50V/ide Selections of other gift items

JUSTINE NEERING Gift Shop48 NE First Avenue

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Reservationssuggested —Call the houryou prefer andhow many.

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PERSONALLY SPEAKINGWedding annive rsary con-

gratulations go this week toMr. and Mrs. Richard Porter.Birthday greetings are exten-ded to Jack Bussen, PamelaJackson, Mrs. Mary Bussen,

''W and Larry Murphy.Congratulations to Mrs.

Richard Porter for winninglow net in the Florida SeniorWomen's Golf Tournament inNaples recently.

Back in her Boca Villahome after summering in NewEngland and especially Bos-

^ 1 ton, is Mrs. Florence Caul-^ field.

Mr. and Mrs. James Fullerare in town waiting for theirlovely new waterfront hometo be completed. It is a strik-ing house, greatly admired byall who see it.

So sorry to hear that EnidBrennan is" a patient in Holy

-I®, Cross Hospital. Do hope sheis better soon.

Here for the winter seasonafter summering in ScarsdaleN.Y. i s Mrs. F. Byron Parks.

Mrs. Lois Merrill who re-cently returned from R.I. isentertaining her son anddaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.King Merrill.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Selig-man were weekend guests ofDr. and Mrs. James Robin-son at Melbourne Beach, Fla.at the Chapel Manse. Dr.Robinsons retirement post,the Beach Chapel is a delig-htfully designed house ofworship built in the shape of

a cross, the Seligmans said.Spacious grounds, beautifullylandscaped set the uniquechapel with its' steeple andbell tower off to advantage.Centrally located at the cor-ner of Pine and Ocean Ave.,the chapel is open from Nov-ember to May, they said.Through the Seligman's theRobinson's send greetingsto their many friends in BocaRaton and Del ray Beach andhope that should they be upthat way they will stop in fora visit.

A card from Mayor Hal Danesays they are at an elevationof 6500 feet and it is,.brrr...snowing there. He is planningon going on a buffalo hunt,intrepid, Hal! He says theywill be most happy to getback to Boca Raton again andour lovely weather.

How very nice to see theJoseph Shapiros back in townafter their leisurely travelingsummer.

Mr. and Mrs. J .F. Conehave returned from a vacationin Youngstown, Ohio.

Back in their Coconut Rd.home are Mr. and Mrs. RalphTyner who summered in OldGreenwich, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Royal Dadmunarrived Monday from theirSouthbury, Conn., home.

Now at home in their SouthOcean Blvd apartments areDr. and Mrs. Edgar Sites, ofPort Huron, Mich; Mr. andMrs. Joseph W. Eigo, Scars-

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dale, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. AlanGillmore, Shaker Heights,Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs.Frank Zeller, Des Moines,Iowa; expected to arrive thisweek is Jack Maynard of OakPark, 111.

Also on the expected listi s Leon Ingram from ColumbusOhio and son, John a studentfrom Ohio Wesleyan. They'lljoin Mrs Ingram in time forthe Thanksgiving holidays.

So nice to hear that Mrs.Flora Brown is home from thehospital. Affectionately kno-wn as "Ma" Brown, she isrecouperating at the home ofher son, Herb.

Mr. and Mrs. Verne Lock-wood, of Peoria, 111 and theNaples i Beach Club wererecent guests of Mr, and Mrs.B.E. Darrell.

Mrs. Fay Rhoode enter-tained for Mr. and Mrs. VerrolBerner, of West Palm Beachand Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rit-tenhouse of Lake Worth thisweek.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turnerare back in their home aftersummering in Old Greenwich,Conn.

Back in their Chatham Hillshome are Mr. and Mrs, LeslieGlasner who recently visited

Friday, November 21, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7

The Garvins Entertain. Hosting the first Club party of theseason the Dave Garvins entertained some of the ssason'searly arrivals at the Patio Roy ale on Tuesday night, November11. Shown clockwiss • from left to right ere Dave Garvin, Mrs,Charles Spalsbury, Byron Parks, Mrs. Robert L. Sussieck,Anthony Lamont, Mrs. Ralph Tyner, Phil Dameo, Mrs. BrockSturz, James Co/c/ws //, Mrs. Byron Parks, Mrs. David Garvin,Robert L. Sussieck, Mrs. James Fuller, Brock Sturz, Mrs. MarkL asker, James Fuller, Mrs. Anthony Lamont, Mark Lasker andMrs. James Cd dwell.

Itheir former home in Toledo,Ohio.

Celebrating his birthdaySunday Charles Dodge playedhost to Mrs. Dodge, their

daughter and son-in-law, Mr.and Mrs. James Smith andMr. and Mrs. J .B. Smith atthe Sun Cove Restaurant.

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8 THE BOCA RATON NRWS Friday, November 21, -958

300 Expected Thursday AtBible Conference Service

More than 300 persons areexpected to attend the annualThanksgiving Day dinner atthe Bible Conference Grounds,

The commemorative ban-quet will be served to BibleGrounds residents, membersof the Bible Conference Ch-urch and friends of the Con-ference and their families.

The annual noor.-day feastwill be prepared by membersof the Women's MissionaryFellowship with Mrs. Carl

"Christian's DailyFailures" 5sSermon Topic

"Christian Failure In DailyLife And What We Can DoAbout It" will be the sermon•opic of Pastor Eastman atthe 11 am. Worship Service•»f the Church of the Open

oor. A Nursery is providedJI children under six yearsf age. Sunday School begins

at 9:45 a.m.Christ's Young Followers

meet at 6:45 p.m. conductingtheir own youth program,geared entirely for young peo-ple.

At 7:30 p.m. the EveningServiceiof the Church is held.Reverend Eastman will beginteaching the Book of FirstCorinthians.

Monday nights at 7:30 p.m.the Boca Bible Institute con-ducts a class in GeneralBible. No offering is taken.

Local VicarIs In NorthThe Reverend James Stout*

senberger, vicar of St. Gteg-ty's Episcopal Church, willi in Washington, D.C theeek of November 23 visitings mother and father. Thereill be no weekday servicestiring his absence, and there

swill be no service at St.Gregory's on ThanksgivingDay. Those Episcopalianswho want to attend churchthat day are welcome at theservice of other EpiscopalChurches in the area St Jos-eph's Church, Boynton, willhave a celebration of theHoly Eucharist at 11 a.m. onThanksgiving Day. FatherStoutsenberger will return intimerfor the Sunday scheduleof services at St. Gregory's

ay and Us* Christmas Ssds

IMPANO PIT'AftADiSEa Doggl«Beauty Shoo

SpecializingPOODLES

COCKIiS

Anderson, Mrs. Glenn Johnsand Mrs. Zeral. Brown, serv-ing an executive committee.Turkeys for the occasion ars>being furnished by JohnEwing, Chicago trustee, andIra Lee Eshleman, Confer-ence Director.

Pastor Wendell P. Lovelesswill bring a Thanksgivingmessage at the 11 a.m. ser-vice of the Bible ConferenceChurch next Sunday.

"Burned Out and No Insur-ance" will be the topic ofthe evening mexsage by C.Fmest Tatham at 7:45 p.m.

Church Bazaar

Is Nov. 21 -22

A Christmas bazaar will beheld by the Women's Assoc-iation of the First Presbyter-ian Church, Nov. 21 and ufrom 10-5 p.m. at 123 EastPalmetto Park Road.

There will be a bake sale,attic treasures, and manyassorted unique and usefulgifts, members said.

Chairman for the bazaar isMrs. C. Weber, Mrs. HenryWaltzgott will chairman thebake sale.

Rev. HawkBegins Series

Beginning this Sunday atthe 11 a.m. service the Rev.Ernest Hawk, pastor of theFirst Methodist Church willpreach a series of sermonson the problems of our times,dealing first with the ques-tion of Sunday as the Lord'sday, "Is Sunday Just Some-day?" On the following Sun-days he will preach on theproblems of Alcohol, Race,and Peace. . .all as theyconcern man's relationshipto God.

Family Nite will be obser-ved at 6 p.m. with a covereddish supper, followed by aprogram of fellowship anddiscussion. Monday at 8 p.m.the Official Board of thechurch meets under the chair-manship of W.P. Bebout, Jr.Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. theMethodist Men will hold theirmonthly meeting with CharlesdeVault presiding.

REALTORS OFBOCA SiATON

The following aremember* oi the BocaRaton Board oi Real-tors* Doing busia.uwith them, you araa3a\irqd Ihe highesttype oi aervic* thaican be administeredin the field oi R.alEstate Practice.

ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Federi*Hwy.,, Phone 4249

W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. FederalHwy., phone 8621.

BENSON REALTY, 501 & Pal-metto Patfc Rd, Phone 5435.

C. CURRY REALTY, 2 N. OceanBlvd. P. O. Bo x 3J 4, Phone 9166.

WM. DAY, S. Federal Hwy. at 5thStreet, phone 5473,

ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. pal-metto Patk Rd. Phone 8708.

D.T. HARVEY, 210 NW 11th St.Phone 3311.

F. WOOD ROW KEETON, 2950 N.Ocean Blvd., Phone 9996.

LANGLEY REALTY, 230 S.Federal Hwy. phone 3669.

RAY LASHER, 102 E. palmettoPaik Road. Phone 8077.

J. C. MITCHELL * SONS, 22 E.Federal Hwy, phone 5494.

L MARIO PETRU2ELLI, N. OceanBlvd. Route 1, Box 399, Phone94187

F. BYRON PARKS, Palmetto ParkRd, Cor. 5th Ave, ph. 9091.

EARLE J. ROBBINS, 40 N. Fed©-ral Hwy. phon e 9 325.

J. STUART ROBERTSON, 127 E.Palmetto Pajk Rd,, Ph. 8744.

VINCENT J. SCHWARTE, NorthOcean Blvd., ph, CR 8-132SI

WM. J. THOMPSON, 105 E. P atmetto park Rd. Phone 9 27L

TOWN and COUNTRY, 110 E.Boca Raton Rd. phone 4440.

TUNISON PROPERTIES OF FLA.,INC., 301 N. Federal Hwy.Phone 5408.

WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 SouthFederal Hwy., phone 8778.

M.N. WEIR «s SONS. INC, 1281S. ocean Blvd., phone 5496,

OTTO YARK, 111 E. Royal PalmRoad, Phone 5 313.

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knick-knacks, kitchen ware, and what have you?ff- -•

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Pilgrims come to //re in the form of a large group of childrenin Pilgrim co stumerwho will take part in the Thanksgiving Efive7:45 service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Shown above are:only a few of the youngsters participating.

Lutherans Will ConductSpecial Service"The Rich Reward of Faith

ful Stewards" will be thesermon theme of the Rev.George Schuster at the 8:30a.m. and 11 a.m. service Sun-

ChurchServices

m a t BAPTIST CHURCH of Boca Ha-ton. 182 W. Palmetto Pork Bond. RST.* . D . CUment, Paster. Morning wer-»nip 11 a.m. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.S.T.U. 6:80 p.m. Evening worship 7s30•aeh Sunday. Mid-week prayer ser-vie« Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Choir re-haanal 8:30 p.m .Wednesday. TheBuntry U open at all oi these atrrlceg

- - — METHODIST CHURCH of BoeaRev"1 dw ^ AT»BUB at Bth Street.

* •*s»Ticst Jlswfc, ojiLBto Church""•01.5:4s a.m.i Church xcmes 11:00•jji. Nursery available (or children.JJIr rrteali Sunday 6:00 p.m. in thnChurch Hall. Cho¥ r.heqir.al. Thu*nr- « p.m.

^=—RATON CHAPEL; 15 3NW 16§<; Worship Service f l am, Sun-day School 9:45 Gospel PreachingService 7:30_ p.m. Prayer MeetingH.W. JohnsW, a s . , &a , pastor.

day in St. Paul's LutheranChurch, E. Royal Palm Road.

Robert Blaske, superin-tendent of the Senior Divis-ion will lead in the openingdevotions of Sunday Schoolat 9:45 a.m. Colonel HowardKates will conduct the AdultMen and Women's Bible Classin a discussion on "St Paulin the City of Phillipi."

Beginning this Sunday theMissionary League will con-duct a nursery for small chil-dren at the 8:30 and 11 ajn.services under the super-vision of Mrs. RosemaryStrimbu.

The Church will hold aspecial Thanksgiving serviceon Wednesday, Nov. 26 at7:45 p.m. with a number ofchildren in Pilgrim's cos-tumes taking a special partin the program.

EPISCOPAL CHUR-B o c a R a t o n R

S

• ippointment." "ays as an.

ST. JOAN of ARC CATHOLIC PAR-ISH. Sunday: 7, 9, 10:3 0 and 11:45masses at the Catholic Parish hall,155 NW 20th St. Confessions will beheard every Saturday from 5-6 and'-8 p.m. Dally mass week dcrys,

dt d• -3n^ e

y y ,exedpt Wednesdays.

David Heffeman, pastor.

Hev. Geori

S:4S

wSunday

THE OPEN DOOR - Her.

V^ XZ2SS- • j » «r*iee at 7i30.

•reuing Senior rehearsal,evening Bibio study hourrorament Bldo., 8th AT*.

St., Boca Air Baae.

^CONFERENCE CHUHCH. en th.DI1»* Coherence Grounds. Wendell P.• ond C. Erae,i Tatham, As-

Pa»tor». Sunday school 9:45Sunday worship services 11:00

" K- 32° »P"m- Wednesday:niont Prayer Service 7:30

school

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Raton £ )•£ Auditorium.

St. Gregory's Slate

Rummage Sal®

Members of the St. Greg-ory's Women's Auxiliary willhold a rummage sale Fridayand Saturday beginning at 9a.m. in the former E arl Wall-ace Used Car lot.

Proceeds will go toward thepurchase of a rectory for thechurch.

Buy and Use Christmas Seal s

"Human Rights"Is Themeof WSCS Program

"Decade of Human Rights"was the theme of the programoffered at the meeting of theWomen's Society of ChristianService at their meeting Wed-nesday at the First Metho-dist Church.

Mrs. Leona Smith and Mrs.John Mitchell, Jr., were incharge of the program. Otherstaking part were Mrs. ErnestHawk and Mrs. San Fisk.

During the business meet-ing conducted by Mrs. Ever-ett Bates, it was announcedthat a ham dinner will be heldDec 5 and a "Human RightsBrunch" on Dec 10 from 10-11:30 am. at the church.

Mrs. T.M. Rickards, Con-ference Secretary of Chris-tian Social Relations will bethe speaker.

A film was shown on "Wor-ld Federation of MethodistWomen" by Mrs. John Lynn.

Several ladies from theTrinity Methodist Church ofPompano Beach attended themeeting.

Refreshments were servedby Circle 4 Mrs. John Lungerchairman.

Church Group

Has PartyMembers of the Women's

Society of Christian Servicewere hostesses to a tea partySunday afternoon in the FirstMethodist Church.

Guests were the women ofthe congregation, more than60 of whom attended.

Mrs Erskine Parks, Jr.,was assisted by Mrs. LeonaSmith, Mrs. Robert Smith andMiss Helen Howard.

Decorations were carriedout in a pastel pink and bluetheme highlighted with gleam-ing tapers. Soft music filledthe background during theparty.

Pouring weis Mrs. JohnLunger, Mrs. William Max-field, Mrs. Ernest Hawk andMrs. Wilbur Rankin.

Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Gross,415 S. Federal Highway,Deerfield Beach, announcethe birth of a girl at HolyCross Hospital.

CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANDr. Albert Thau

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Friday, November 21, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9

Boca Raton ChapelTo PicnicA Sunday School picnic

will be held at the publicbeach at 11 a.m. Saturday bythe Boca Raton Chapel.Those needing transportationare asked to be at the BocaRaton Memorial Ball Park at10:45 a.m.

Saturday at 6:30 p.m. theyoung people are invited toattend the "Youth For Christ'in Ft. Lauderdale.

"A Very Desirable Piece ofReal Estate" will be the ser-mon topic of the Rev. SamuelH.W. Johnston^ B.S.B.D., pas-tor at the Sunday 11 a.m. ser-vice. Communion will be heldat 9 a. m.

"The End of This Age"will be the thene of the adultBible Class at 9:45 a.m.The Chapel now has classesfor all ages with A.P.DeJeu

DeerfieldPresbyteriansPianHayride

"Thanksgiving" will be thesermon topic of the Rev. Ar-land V. Briggs, pastor of theDeerfield Beach CommunityPresbyterian Church at the11 a.m. service Sunday.

Sunday School meets at9:30 under the direction ofDavid J. Bryan.

The Junior High Westminis-ter Fellowship will meet Sun-day from 5-6 p.m.; the YouthChoir from 6-7 and the SeniorHigh Westminister fellowshipfrom 7-8 p.m.

Teachers and officers ofthe Church School will meetTuesday, Nov. 25 at 7:30p.m. in the Church.

The Annual ThanksgivingPraise Service will be con-ducted by the Women's Asso-ciation, Wed., Nov. 26.

A hayride is scheduled forthe Junior High WestministerFellowship Wed, Nov. 26leaving the church at 6:3 0p.m. The Senior Choir willrehearse Wed, at 7:30 p.m.

A dinner will be held bythe Men's Club at their meet-ing Friday, Nov. 21 at 6:30p.m.

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10 THE 30CA RATON NEWS Friday,JNovember 21,_ 1958

Polo Horses Are ArrivingSeveral vanloads of horses

have already arrived at thenew Davis Field Stables westof the airport in Boca Raton,and daily practice matches,to which the public i s in-vited without charge, are sch-eduled to begin soon afterThanksgiving. A committeeof high goal players pro-nounced the fields the "bestfirst year fields ever built"after an inspection on Sun-day. The speed in bringingthem to top condition waslaigdy credited to the under-ground watering systemwhich has been installedthere under the supervisionof Scott Tuppen, well knowngolf greenskeeper and nowsuperintendent of groundsat the Boca Raton Hotel &Club. The two new playing

fields, stables, exercisering, and stick-and-ball areawere started last Spring on80 acres of farmland donatedfor the purpose by ArthurVining Davis,

New Direction

Signs ProposedThe Board of Directors of

the Boca Raton Chamber ofCommerce has forwarded tothe City Commission a reso-

lution asking that two-wayi signs directing traffic to theI Boca Raton 3usiness! be erected on State Road- 7

Forced EntryAt School

Forced entry was made intothe Boca Raton ElementarySchool some time during Mon-day night according to a re-port made by Principal Rob-ert Trafford.

A window was smashed and

screen broken in the cafeteria j . ^now used for an office build- Det. Sgt. Charles McCut-ing. Desks and files were" cheon i s investigating therifled but no loss was repor- break-in.

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Friday, November 21, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11

for a Barbecue and Jubnee cers and board of governors ~~to be held on Saturday, Jan. for the. coming year. They are: Treasurer^J. Kenneth Warner;

President, S. Earle Robin-son; First vice president,Samuel Pinchuk; Second vicepresident, Robert L. • Poll-ock; Secretary, Jack Ardis;

17 and will be opened to thepublic.

Nominating Committee Cha-irman, Hal G. • Mullen, pre-sented the slate of new offi-

Board of Governors, Alvin B.Jones, Frank Hutchinson,Ray A. Ferguson, John BraceCampbell, and Edward H.Haynie.

Mr. land Mrs. C J . Daniels chat with Jack Butler at the cock-tail party given by Tunison Palms Saturday afternoon cele-brating the opening of the ss cond section of their new ds vel-opimnt. Boca News Photo by Margaret Olsson.

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Nov. 21 and 22

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Complete Line of Business Forms

Bookkeeping Ledgers and Supplies

• Typewriters

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• Steel Desks

• Calculators • Drafting Tables

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Shrine Club Makes

Plans For Barbecue

The regular monthly meet-ing of the Gold Coast ShrineClub was held Monday even-ing, November 17, in theDeerfield Beach Women'sClub.

Plans were discussed forthe North-South football gameto be held Saturday evening,Dec. 27, in the Orange Bowlat Miami. Arrangements arebeing made through the Com-mittee Chairman, Noble SamPinchuk, to secure bus trans-portation to the field leaving

Five City

EmployeesAttend CourseFive city employees are

attending the Water and SewerShort Course held at the Nor-land High School in Miami.

The five week study courseis conducted by the Universityof Miami, State Board ofHealth and the Florida Waterand Sewer Plant OperatorsAssociation.

Purpose of the course is toprepare for the licensing ofwater and sewer operatorsexamination to be given inGainesville in the spring. Thecourse i s voluntary.

Those attending Tuesdayand Friday nights are BillPrendergast, Sr., Bill Eddin-ger, Bill Smith, Bill Prender-gast Jr. and Gus Hager. ;

from the Cove Shopping Cen-ter in Deerfield Beach.

The club i s also arranging

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So sorry to hear that genialBob Morrow is hospitalized.He is a patient in the CoralGables Veterans Hospital,Sure hope it is a short stayBob.

Newcomers to town are Mr.and Mrs. "William Wunderlick,Jr. and sons, Danny andTerry. Formerly of Bay Vill-age, Ohio, Wunderlick isassociated with the salesdepartment of Gillis BuilderSupplies in their Boca Ratonplant,

That popular and so hardworking Mrs. Carl Reinschhas agreed to chairman an-other Women's Club event,their looked forward, to ba-zaar scheduled for Dec. 11,12 and 13 from 9-9 daily.

A "couples" marathonbridge was started at theWomen's Club Tuesday.

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CONTEST CLOSES MIDNIGHT DECEM3ER6th

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of Palm Beach County plansto add 16 men to its staff by,]an 1 it was reported thisweek.

Sheriff John F. Kirk ex-pects to employ most of thenew men on road patrol inspecific areas in the county.

The two new sub officesopened recently in BelleGlade and Delray Beach andthe new radio system to be

Delray School PTA

Changes Meeting Date

Because the regular meet-ing date falls on Thanks-giving Day, the DelrayBeach Junior High P.T.A.will meet Tuesday insteadof Thursday at 8 p.m. in theschool cafetorium.

completed in December willallow the department investi-gators to be quickly availableon a "round-the-clock" basisanywhere in the county.

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[LEGAL NOTICESNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

November 7, 19 SSCITY OF BOCA RATON

ASSESSMENT ROI.r. - FOR PAVING N.E. 6THSTREET BETWEEN FEDERAL HIGHWAY AND

DIXIE HIGHWAY

Contract PiiceEngineering

Total,

$ 1,18 3.00132.00

$ 1,3 15.00

S. 110* of N. 470' of Lot 5. Blk. 6,Rlckard's Survey lying W. of Federal Hwy.First Federal Savings 8s Loan Association —

S. 138' df Lot 5, Blk. 6, Packard'sSurvey lying W. of Federal Hwy.Texas Oil Company

128.42' — $ 700.13

- 112.78' -

Totals,614.87

$17315.00

Cost per front ft* $5,45 4-

Submitted by S/ Alfred E. AmslerAlfred E. Amsler, City Engineer

APPROVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA, ON THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1958.

S/John H. Flancher

Vice-MayorATTEST:S/ Wm. H. Lamb

Wm. H. Lamb, City de ik

I, Wm. H. Lamb, City Clerk of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, do herebycertify that the above and foregoing Assessment Roll for paving N.E. 6thStreet between Federal Highway and Dixie Highway was approved by theCity Commission of the City of Boca Raton, Florida, at a Regular Meetingheld on the 10th day of November, 1958, and that a public hearing thereonwill be held in the City Hall at 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY, November 25th. 1958.

(SEAL)

Publish: Nov. 14 and 21, 1958Furnish proof of publication.

Wm. H. LambWm. H. Lamb, City

CITY OF BOCA RATONBoca Raton, Fla,November 17, 195E

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The City of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida, will receive bids on orbefore 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, November 25, 1958, for the furnishing of alllabor, materials and equipment necessary for the installation of a five (5)foot wide Portland cement concrete sidewalk, together with all waifc inci-dental thereto, said work to be performed in accordance with the plans andspecification!! on file in the City Engineer's Office, and that the specifica-tions not herein specifically set forth shall be in accordance with theState Road Department specifications.

SP E O. FI CATIONS

All worit shall be performed In accordance with the plans and specifica-tions. The contractor shall maintain and relocate all directional signs andprotect all permanent monuments. Sidewalk shall be four inches in thick-ness. Subgrade shall be compacted to firm even surface tnie to grade, andctoss section by means of watering, rolling and/or tamping. Concrete shallbe given a wooden float finish and the edges shall be carefully finishedwith an edging tool having a radius of VS inch.

Thl* NOTICE and the following schedule i s to be used in making thePmpo sal for the abo ve work,

PROPOSAL

Construct approximately 28 30 square feet of 4 inch sidewalk

at $

per sq, ft,

Total $

The City reserves the tight to rej ect any and all bids.The Bidder i s required to examine the site of the proposed work and it

will be assumed that he is satisfied as to the conditions to be encounteredwhether or not specifically set forth in the above notice.

The City of Boca Raton will not be responsible for any liabilities in-curred Airing the completion of the above work.

The successful Bidder entering into a contract for any portion of the woifcshall furnish and file with the City an acceptable Walkman's andmaterialsupplier bond to keep the City free from any liens.

This form must be used for the proposal and signed. The completedProposal shall be placed in a sealed envelope and plainly maifced on theoutside "BID FOR SIDEWALK" - To be opened at the regular City Com-missioners meeting November 25, 1958.

The envelope containing the proposal shall be addressed to:City of Boca RatonBoca Raton, Florida

Attention; City ManagerPrepared by: A. E, Amsler

City Engineer

Submitted by:

Wm. H. LambCity Manager

Date:Accepted by city Commission:Accepted by:

November 25, 1958

Wm, H. Lamb, city ManagerPublish: November 21, 1958Proof of publl cation

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED CHANGES IN1 ZONINGORDINANCE NO. 2S3 OF THECITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITI-ZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatThe City Commission of the CltyofBoca Raton will hold a publichearing at 7:30 P.M. in the CityHall at Boca Raton on the 25th dayof November, 1958, viiich day ismore than fifteen days from thedate of the posting of this notice,to consider and take action on pro-posed amendments and changes inme zoning ordinance of Boca Ra-ton, Florida, in the r. re-spects.

A. To change the zoning on allthat portion of Lot 4, Block1, Rickards Survey of the Westone-half of Section 20 present-ly zoned Residential from R - tD (Residential) to B-4 (Busi-ness),

For public examination a copy ofthe proposed ordinance to effect«uch change of zoning Is on file inthe office of the city cl erk.

Posted by order of the City Com-mission In three conspicuous places»«tWn the City, including the CityHalt, this 10th day of November,1958»

S/ Wm. H. L a n \

Wm. H. Lamb, Cifc^CiericPublish: Nov. 14 and 21, 1958>--Kuml sh proof oT publication

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED INSTALLATION OFPAVEMENT ON N.W. 3RD AVE-NUE FROM N.W. 23RD STREETNORTHERLY TO THE PROPERTYLINE OF BOARD OF PUBLICINSTRUCTION, BOCA RATON,P/iLM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA

TO ALL PASTIES IN INTEREST,PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITI-ZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe City Commission of the City ofBoca Raton, Florida, will hold apublic healing on a resolution of theCity Commission wherein the Com-mission has determined the neces-sity of installing pavement on N.W.3rd Avenue from N.W. 23rd Street,northerly approximately two hundredforty-five (245) feet to the SouthProperty line of Board of PublicInstiuction, Boca Raton, PalmBeach County, Florida, accordingto specifications, plans and costestimates on file In the office ofthe City Engineer; providing forassessments against abuttingproperty and other matters pertain-ing thereto, , on the 25th day ofNovember, 1958, In the City riallat 7:3 0 P.M., which date i s morethan three days from the final pub-lication of this notice, for the pup-oose of hearing objections to saidproposed'.mprovements,

S/ Wm. H. Lamb

Wm. H. Lamb, U Oi>

PuiOi-sh: Nov. 14 and 21,Fumi sh proo f o I publl cati.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED CHANGES IN ZONINGORDINANCE NO. 253 OK THECITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA.

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,PROPERTY OWNERS ANP CITI-ZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe City Commission of the City ofBoca Raton will hold a public heap-ing at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall atBoca Raton on the 25th day ofNovember, 1958, which day is morethan fifteen days from the date ofthe posting of this notice, to con-sider and take action on proposedamendments and changes in thezoning ordinance of Boca Raton,Florida, In the following respects:

A. To change the zoning fromR-l-D (Residential) to R-2(Two-family dwelling) on allof Blocks 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, ofBOCA RATON SQUAREGATEWAY.

B. To change the zoning fromR-l-D (Residential) to R-3(Multiple Dwelling) on all totsin Blocks 6 and 7, and Lots1, 2 3, 4, and 5 of Block 8,Boca Raton Square Gateway.

For public examination a copy ofthe proposed ordinance to effectsuch change of zoning i s on file inthe office of the City dene.

Posted by order of the City Com-mission in three conspicuous placeswithin the City, including the CityHall, this 10th day of November,1958.

S/ Wm. H. LambWm. H. Lamb, City Clerk

Publish: Nov. 14 md21s t , 1958.Furnish proof of publication

Friday, November 21, 1958 TH21 30CA RATON NEWS 13

NOTICE OF INTENTION TOREGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME

Notice i s hereby given that theundersigned, doing business underthe fictitious name of BOCA RA-TON SHOE STORE, 40 N. FederalHighway, Boca Raton, Florida,pursuant to Chapter 865,09 Flori-da Statutes, 1955, intends to regis-ter the said name with the Cleric ofthe circuit Court of palm BeachCoun,ty, Florida.

Mrs. J eanette MorcHno/s /JEANNETTE MORDINO

PUBLISH: BOCA RATON NEWSOct. 31; Nov. 7, 14, 21, 1958.

NOTICE UNDER riCTITIOUbNAME LAW

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe undersigned, desiring to engagein business under the fictitiousname of BOCA BAKE SHOP, local*ed at 201 S. E, 1st Avenue, BocaRaton, Palm Bfcach County, Flori-da, intends to register the saidname with the detk of the CircuitCourt, palm Beach County, Flori-da.

Raymond TofanoBetty Tofeno

Owners

L eon F. WeaverAttorney a tLaw

Publish: November 21, 28, Dacem-ber 5 and 12, 1958.

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STORES AVAILABLENEW DIXIE SHOPPINGCENTER. . . 16 x45

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BOCA RATON ESTATES.200 x 150 building site.May be divided into twoplots. East patio. Unsur-passed location. Builder'sopportunity. See it today.It's a bargain.

For the builder withimagination, capable ofhandling a co-op, hotel orapartment, I have a siteon Ocean Boulevard secondto none. Many advantagesand priced to sell

PLOTS. We have severalvery nice ones on the In-land Waterway near the in-let. — Also several goodcorners between the Oceanand Waterway, and an ex-cellent buy on an insidelot in Riviera.

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14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, November 21, 1958Friday, November 21, 1958 THE 30CA RATON NEWS 15

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1 BR Apartment —$1,200. per Season

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IMAGINE A large Bus-iness — Commercial comerlot in the Heart of BocaRaton. One block from thecenter of town - Halfblock off Palmetto ParkRd. — 100 foot frontagewith excellent depth. Seeit today — Tomorrow it willbe one of the busiest cor-ners in town. An ideal in-vestment.

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Rolen

BOCA MOTEL SITE

You can't find another mo-tel or apartment site withthe same features. 270 feetof frontage on a new streetGust being completed) inBeautiful Boca Raton,only three blocks from thenew Howard Johnson motorlodge and restaurant andonly a few feet from FederalHighway. The price of lessthan $75 per front footmakes this an excellent in-vestment or site for im-mediate development.

M.N. WEIR & SONS; INC.,Realtors

A1A & Via CabanaBoca RatonPhone 5496

BOCA RATON

Very choice. Location. Are you looking for a4 bedroom 3 bath house, with all latest fixtures and

appointments; a 5-ton heating and air-conditioning unit;secluded patio and swimming pool — countless

other features. This house must be seento be appreciated $57,500.

F. BYRON PAHS499 E. Palmetto Park Road

Tel. 5151 - 9091

FOR SALEin Beautiful Country Club Village

$15,200.00NO CLOSING COST

3-Bedroom 2-Bath

FHA FINANCINGIMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYExtra large lot — GE 15-cu-ft Refrigerator —

Washer - Dryer - Built-in Oven and RangeLow Down Payment

124 NW FIFTH ST.

PHONE.-53l2--9.to-5*

CHRISTMAS SEALS AT WORK!

LOTSFOR SALE

Country Club Village

Choice building lots - $600down. Go west on PalmettoPark Road to office atentrance.

AUGUST TOBLER, INCPhone 5312 or 3322

SPACIOUSSPLIT LEVEL

Spotless 34bedroom 2-bathCBS home. $15,500includeskitchen appliances andblinds. Well financed, im-me diate possession.

1405 N.E. 4th Av«,Open Sat, and Sun. p.m.

or call Booa 8110 forappointment.

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BOCA RA1QH

Beautifully furnished home between Ocean and Water-way, with rights to beach and Waterway dock. Ideal forfamily wishing to take full advantage of Florida livingand possibly keep a boat.

Very generous living room, Florida room, patio, twodouble bedrooms, each with bath, study with lavatory,large plot. Furnished by well-known decorator. Priced tosell. ($20,000 FHA commitment) $32,500.

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F. mm MIII499 E. Palmetto Park Road

Tel. 5151 - 9091

NewModel ReeentlyCompIeted

on a NieeCerner Locationin . . .

JNIVERSITYGARDENS

3 - Bedroom FHA Only $390 Down

3alance Monthly 5 1/4% Interest

4 - Bedroom 2 - Bath Also Avai lable

STAY IN THE CITY LIMITSOF BOCA RATON

University Gardens located within theBoca city limits — with city

conveniences and moderate taxesfor important services:

CITY SEWERS - CITY WATERCITY FIRE AND POLICE PROTECTION

CITY SIDEWALKSCITY PROTECTED ZONING

PHONi

PELICAN INTERPRI7JS .4.044-56891

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REAL ESTATEFOR RENT

Four furnished apartmentsfrom $60. to $85. per month,yearly. Call Petruzzelli,Realtor, 3oca 9418. (778*48tf3)

One Ss Two Furnished BdrmApts. Also Efficiency. Verycool & comfortable. Yearround. Reasonable. 325 NW40th SL h Boca 8529

(656-41BTF)

2-beu»oom apt. walking dis-tance to new school. Boca9395. Carl Saelinger Apts.3100 NW 5th Ave.(C22-39P)

Furnished one and two bed-room apartments by seasonor year. Comfortable andconveniently located. BooneApts. Ph. 3oca 8733. (799-49B)

Furnished — one and two bed-room apts., month or year.Near new elementary school.Southland Apts. 2036 NW 2ndAve. Ph. 7-We.3-2105. (811-493)

New home fully furnished,choice location, close-in. 2-bedrooms, \l/i baths. Largeliving-room Florida roomand Patio. Season. Phone3oca 5763. (875-513)

3-bedroom, 2-bath house forseason only. Within walkingdistance to town and beach.Ph. 3oca 4332 or write P.O.Box 259, Boca Raton. (872-51B)

One or Two furnished twinbedrooms in new home. Pri-vate entrances. 200 NW 10thSt. Phone Soca 8280. (818-50tfB)

Furnished & Unfurnished 1-2-3 bedroom apts. Threeblocks to downtown. Schooladjourns property. Monthly,season & yearly, reasonable.Rent may be paid weekly.290 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ph.Boca 9435. (831-503)

HOTEL ROOM DE LUXE: innew h6me, extra large, beau-tifully furnished, twin beds,foam rubber mattresses, TVextra large complete bath,full vanity. Large walk-incloset. Private entrance andpatio. Close to beach andfishing pier. All linens fur-nished and laundered. Maidservice weekly. Breakfastprivileges. Ideal for two. $25.weekly, $20 weekly, single.Phone 3oca 4550. (828-50tfB)

Furnished duplex bedroomapt. sleeps four. Weekly,Monthly or seasonal. 2868 NE5th Ave. Ph. 3oca 4578.

(686-43B)

HIGHWAY OFFICEWill rent all or share. Rea-sonable. Phone 3oca 9535.

(868-513)

NEW HOME at 138 N'-V 9thSt.,' 2 3drm. Fla. room; unfur-nished, $105 monthly. Largelot, walking distance to town.Look at it and call R.S. Pas-cal, 3oca 8060. (847-51tf3)

Nicely furnished 2-Bedrooin,1-Bath House by season.Phone Boca 4110 before 12noon. (878-52nc)

Three 2-bedroom all newhouses, newly furnished.$125. a month. One 3-roomapt. $65; one at $60. PhoneBoca 8164 before 9 a.m.mornings. (879-52R)

FURNISHED. One and Twobedroom apts. by week,month, season, or yearlybasis. Reasonable. El MarApts. 4300 NW 3rd Ave.Phone Boca 8730. (902-523)

REAL ESTATEFOR SALE

BY OWNER:- Two year oldfurnished Tropicana ranchhome in excellent condition.Complete GE kitchen. Beau-tifully landscaped. 950 NE2nd Terrace. (815-50,51,52 P)

Beautiful semi-furnishedsplit level 3-bedroom 2-bathwith many extras in OceanHeights. Walk to beach andtown. Owner, phone 3oca5028. (865-513)

3-bedroom, 2-bath house,fully landscaped, pump &sprinkler system, unfurnish-ed. Call Boca 8683 or 5377evenings. (465-28tfB)

Langley Realty"Boca's Best Buys"230 S. Federal Hwy.

Soca Raton, Fla.

Phone 3669

Roy says that there is onlyone 2-bedroom, 2-bath modelcustom home left, at $14,000.- WHERE? Why VarsityHeights, of course. (902-52B)

CBS Four-bedroom, 2 tilebaths, Florida room, patio,fully landscaped, every con-venience. FHA mortgagecommitment $19,000. Verylow down payment, phoneBoca 4365. (895-52B)

Are you tired of squeezingyour family into a glorifiedcracker box? Then, thishouse is for you. ThreeKing-size bedrooms, 2-fullbaths, super utility room,double carporte, plenty ofroom everywhere. You willlove 401 NE 26th Terrace^Boca Raton. Ph. Boca 4659.Convenient terms. (884-523)

BY OWNER: Two year oldhouse 2-bedrooras, 1 bath.All electric kitchen, Fla,room, fully landscaped. Openwell. Sprinkler system. SeaView awnings. Hardtoj I'nve-way. Excellent c nd t .on.220 NW 10th St. (85: 2 5'. -.f3)

Immediate occupancy. New3-bedroom, 2-bath home. FHAfinancing, low down payment.Hot point kitchen, extra largelot, sidewalks Country ClubVillage. $15,150. Phone 3oca5309 evenings. (887-523)

ROY says that for Elevation,you can't do better on theEast Coast, than build atVarsity Heights, NW 2ndAve. at NW 11th St. (906-523)

3-3edroom Home for modestincome purchaser. Stove, re-frigerator, TV aerial includ-ed. Under $9,000. Phone8544 or 5494. (908-523)

$13,200 buys 3-bedroom CBSin Caldwell Heights. Walk toschool.One 15 year mortgage.Phone Owner 3oca 5591.

(885-52tfB)

Roy says that you shouldsee the change in VarsityHeights. (899-52B)

SERVICES" ~AVAILABLE

REUPHOLSTER NOW. Guar-anteed. Reasonable Ph Boca5159. (677-42B)

STORM SHUTTERS MADEFree estimates, material &labor. Carpenter, paint work.No job too small. Ph. Boca5678. (593-37tfB)

R O O F I N GFor Quality

Roofing and ServiceCall on

M & M ROOFING of Fla., Inc.Phone Boynton 4101

PO Box 405, Boynton Beach

(704-44tfB)

EMPLOYERS! Did you knowEMBEZZLEMENTS of money& Merchandise exceed $500Million — twice all burglarylosses! Blanket bond coversemployees without embarrass-ment. Get one! Contact W.P.Bebout Insurance Agency,today. 701 North Federal,Call 8621. (880-523)

ALTERATIONS done in myhome. Also button-holesmade and belts and buttonscovered. 901 NW 3rd Ave.Phone Boca 3279. (905-52B)

24-Hr. PICK UP& DELIVERY

SERVICE

"Don Monty System"Prompt, Fast, Reliable

CALL 4188 or 9657Licensed

OUR BUSINESS IS PICKING UP

BRAKESREL1NED

FOUR

WHEELS _AKY

U. S. CAR

BRAKE

INSPECTION

BETTER BRAKESERVICE

€07 N. Federal Hwy.Ft. LauderdalePhone JA 4-0161

FENCES

CHAIN LIKK AND ALLKINDS OF ORNAMENTAL

A. B. Carroll269 NW 2nd Ave.

PHOHE 3198

Care of your Floridawinter home. Lawn,shrubs, furniture,floors —

J. AVAMPATO

ALCOHOLICS

ANONYMOUSGregory'sSt.

Episcopal Church

SUNDAY 8:X p.m.P.O. Box 624

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

Large selection of used re-frigerators, ranges, washers& dishwashers. All tested,approved and guaranteed.Latimer's, Inc. 433 E. At-lantic, Delray 3each. CR 6-4169. (826-50tf3)

Heilite camping trailer, likenew. Compact, lightweight,good for traveling, hunting.465 N.E. 9th St., Boca Ra-ton, phone 4618. (897-52B)

Persian Oriental nig 10'8" x15'. Good condition. Reason-able. 711 N.W. 7th Drive,Boca (898-52P)

10 cubic ft, 1958 GE Refrig-erator, pink, as new. phoneBoca 8002. (900-52B)

Duncan Phyfs love seat.Glass Casting rod and Permreel. Like new. Phone Boca8449 after 6 p.m. (894-52B)

Reasonable, sofa, chair,kiddie-coup, playpen. Goodcondition. Ph. Boca 9071.

(892-52B)

HOTPOINT Electric Stovewith two ovens. Good condi-tion. Reasonable. May beseen at D&M Auto Parts, 20

So. Dixie, or phone Boca8682. (889-52,53 P)

SAV21 $25.00. Malone Matt-ress and Box Spring Won inRaffle. List, $169. Sellingfor $145. Buyer chooses Sizeand Firmness. Ph. Boca 9118.

(883-52B)

GE Electric Range withdock and deep well. Finscondition. Reasonable.Phone Boca 3478. (876-52P)

Refrigerator, office type.Knotty pine finish, perfectworking order, within partswarrantee period. Used verylittle. Price new $213. Ourprice $150. Tucker. Ph.3oca 4047. (910-523)

Utility Trailer. 4x10 ft Allsteel, luggage compartment.Good condition. $150. PhoneBoca 8336. (888-52P)

FURNITURE: Must be soldthis week. Custom made fur-niture suitable for familyrecreation or living-diningroom. All pieces in excellentcondition. Two oak card ta-bles; eight oak Captain?chairs with pads; one pirdrop leaf table 6 3 " diameteOne pine breakfront approxmately 75x75x26. One pinbench, one pine nest of tbles, five hooked rugs, sizetwo 9x12; two 3x5 and or5x8. Original cost $250'sell for $600. Phone Boc5075. (890-523)

Do you need extra sleepi ;space? Simmons Hide-a-Bi ,excellent condition. 529 ,13th Ave., Deerfield Bea< ,Boca 5106. (891-52B)

Rattan sofa bed with mateing tile top; end tables ailamps $65. 8-ft. tile-top widow table $20. Car-top lugage carrier $2. Phone Bo9140. (886-52B)

HELP WANTED

LICENSED - RN - Practnurses and nurses-aidsgeneral duty. Preferaofrom Boca, Pompano Beacli,Deerfield area. Must haveown transportation. Applv95 7 S.E. 19th Ave., Deer-field Beach.

227-15BTE

Male or Female for ServiceStation. Must be 18 or over.High school education, fur-nish three references. J.V.Sharp, P.O. Box 2591, Del-ray . 3 each* (901-523)

Men and Women work as youplease, part or full time.Household Product sells di-rect through you as Salesrepresentative. Experiencewith club plans helpful^Liberal commission. Phone

; H.T. at 4047. (907-52B)

Wanted: white woman to dohousework part time. PhoneBoca 8496. (896-52.53B)

Part time receptionist andsecretary for Boca Rator.Chamber of Commerce.

(911-523)

Retired person with adminis-trative and typing experience:o be assistant manager ofBoca Raton Chamber oflommerce. (912-52B)

WANTED"

WANTED:Inexpensive Piano.Phone Boca 4606. (893-52B)

FOR SALEIxora, Ligustrum, FlatGardaiias and other pla>.priced reasonably. 901 t*3rd Ave. Phone 3oca 327

(904-52B)

SITUATIONSWANTED

WANTED: Hotel-MHousework. Will alsccare of children, full tiPhone 3oca 8466 or 3

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16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, November 21, 1958

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THE "WESTBURY" CASTRO CONVERTIBLEKING SIZE SOFA WITH 100%FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONSLongswept loveliness... the graciousbumper end balanced by an Extronict-topped end table which doubles forstorage. Converts to a comfortable «ty W2.oo d»king size bed sleeping two with Auto-matic Headboard. Usually $439

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THE WORLD-FAMOUSCASTRO CONVERTIBLE OTTOMANConverts to a full-length bed. Sepa-rate Castrobilt innerspring mattress.Tailored cover included.

Usually $99.50 749 5

Suave lines that add enhancementto any decar. The outsw'ept armsadd luxury to its length. The "Vic-toria" converts to a King Size bedsleeping two with separate Castro-bilt innerspring mattress.

Usually $319.95

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THE "BEAUMONT"FULL SIZE CONVERTIBLESupreme simplicity, designed alongclassic lines. The back and seat aretastefully button-tufted. Converts bynight to a full size,bed sleeping two.

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THE WORLD-FAMOUS CASTRO LOUNGERRelaxes every bone in your body! Set-entifically constructed to follow thabody's contours; effortlessly adjusts\i<ith the body's movements.

Usually $139

SEE CASTRO'S MARVEOUS VIB8AT0R LOUNGES—$119.95

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CASTRO'S AMAZING SPACE-SAVERCONVERTIBLE TABLEGracefully .adjusts to 3 heights forcomplete versatility. Converts to a lux-urioos dining table in seconds...drop--leaf design with choice of finishes.Enduring Extronict top Usually $99

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CASTRO'S MATCHING CHAIRSWITH 100% FOAM CUSHIONSExquisitely proportioned, Castrobiltfor superb seating comfort Modemand traditional styling.

Usually $109 ea.

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Usually $119.95 69CASTRO CONVERTIBLEMODERN SECTIONALSEach sectional converts to a comfort-able bed. Separate Castrobilt inner-spring mattress. Automatic head-board. Usually $189 ea

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Th« Trwlamark of Distinetron BOCA RATON 1999 N.VV. First AvePhone 8696

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When you choose ACastro, it is accom-panied by our signedWarranty of superbperformance and ondu/ing quality. It i«your guarantee of «u-perior Castro engineering.

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