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1 * t OCA RATON NEW! Serving Boca Raton and Deerield Beach /X\ Vol. 2 No. 46 Boca Raton, Florida, Friday, October 11, 1957 Phone 9005 Price 10 Cents Newly elected oicers o the Chamber o Commerce going over the plans or the new C o C building are let to right; Bernard Turner, Tst vice president; Robert Keith, treasurer; C. Harrison Newman, president; Lilliam Abbott, secretary and Fred Jungbluth, 2nd vice president. Boca News photo New C o C Building Completed by Feb? Bids or the proposed Chamber o Commerce building, to be located just north o Winield Parkwere- opened at a C. o C. meeting Tuesday night. Winield Park homes, represented by Charles Marqusse, was awarded the bid. Harry Newman, president, said they hope to start construction this month and anticipate moving in sometime in February. Building committee members, Bill Mitchell, chairman, Val Brennen, Bernard Turner, Henry Warren and Pat Brannen have been working on the plans and bringing the project up to date. Named to committees or the year were, Christmas Lighting contest: Mrs. Eleanor Bebout, Fred Jungbluth and Charles Senior. Mrs. Margaret Lynch and Jim McGoldrick will serve on the banquet committee. Chamber o Commerce attorneys rotate each year and P-at Brannen will be the lawyer or this year. He will also work with William Hallman on the charter revision committee. One o the Chamber's projects scheduled or this season will be a "Products Festival," similar to a Home Show where industrial and corhmercial products o Florida Reports Over 2,000 Flu Victims More than 2,000 cases o lu have been reported in Florida so ar this year. Last week alone 689 new cases ] were recorded. For the same period last year, 166 <-r\ses o inluenza were listed. Clinic Scheduled For October 14th Immunization Clinic has been scheduled or Oct. 14 at Teen Town according to an announcement made today. P re-school children will attend rom 1-2 p.m. and school children rom 2-3 p.m. Mrs.. Ward, R.N. will be. in. charge. Boca Raton will be on display. Fred Jungbluth is chairman o the Festival committee. Appointed to the budget committee were treasurer Bob Keith, chairman and George Kneip. Jury Finds TaySorGusty A jury took approximate-. Iy one hour Tuesday to convict Bobby David Taylor, a 19 year old airman rom Homestead Air Force Base, o assault with intent to rape a young Boca Raton mother last July 2. Taylor, rom So. Carolina, aces a pkenalty up to twenty years in prison. Following a charge rom Judge Russell O. Morrow, he deerred sentence until he could have Taylor's background investigated. Taking the stand in his own deense, Taylor, admitted having relations with the Boca Raton diyorsee bu,t his story contradicted her. version and a signed statement that the daylight attack took place because the victim was terriied that he would reportedly carry out a threat to kill her and her child, a two year old boy. Charged by the state with being absent without leave and entering the parked car o the attractive young woman at Boca Raton, and orcing her to drive the child and Taylor to a point west o Delray Beach under threat o death where the assault then ollowed. Gathered to inspect Boca Fire equipment or Fire Prevention Week are Paul Bebout, Jr.; chairman o the Saety Committee, Fire Chie John Loughery and Mayor John L. Shores. -Boca News photo Lions Have 40th Birthday President Dwight D. Eisenhower took time out rom a harried schedule to congratulate Lions International on its ortieth anniversary, He stated that he was "aware o how much the Lions have assisted large numbers o less ortunate citizens and add noteably to the strength o society." Boca Raton Lions will hold a special dinner with a planned program t6 join in the celebration o Lionism, Max Hutkins, Lions, president said. William Day, Sr., who under went surgery recently is recouperating at his summer home in Amoston Lake, Conn. He is doing very wejk New School Saety Patrol members or this year are let to right; Mark Strom, Gene Ramsey, Phillip Brown, Dale Oldord and Kenny Lord. 2nd row: Kerry Koen, Arthur Neuman, Charles Weldon, III; Harry McMurray, Jack Criswell, Michael Minnehan, Norman Borchardt and Bobby Brown. 3rd row: Mark Toano, Janet Baker, Karen Fuhrman, Diane Munyer, Jack Jenne and Dale Frost. Boca News photo. Floresta Residents Protest Paving Assessment Again Protests again highlighted the city commission meeting Tuesday night as residents o Floresta registered their complaints against repaying Oleander and Hibiscus streets or an entrance to Avis Acres. Tempers lared as the discussion continued and a public hearing was set or October 22. In the second protest, residents appeared to protest the assessment o Lincoln Court or the proposed installations o a 6-inch water main or the "health and saety" o persons living there. A spokesman or the group asked why they should have to pay or some one's "mistake". Commission explained that it was necessary to install 6-inch mains to comply with the town's saety ordinances and added that i the mains had been there when the property was purchased, the cost to owners would have been much higher. A resolution requesting the paving o N.E. 32nd steet between Chatham Hills and Villa Rica was discussed and set or hearing Oct. 22. public Ready to deend Boca Elementary School on the ootball ield against all comers are let to right: Robert Schlusemeyer, Marvin Mercir, Ray Vrchota, Jr., Neil Williams, Pat A. Frank, William Goldsmith, Danny Butcher, Larry Wilson, and Jim Hynes. 2nd row: Willis Manning, Bill Eubank, Jim Benson Harvey Shelter, Mike 0' Brien, Richard' L. Schlusemeyer, Bill Bill Haynes, Rusty Cobb and manager, Leon Weaver, Jr. 3rd row; Coach, John Hager, Jr., Bob Perry, Mike Thamasori, Terry Munyer, Brad Leggett, Tom Kent, and Louis Lanlisi, Not pictured are; Richard 0'Neil and Jerry Strimbu.-Boca News Photo The annexation o Hidden: Valley was reerred to a committee meeting as was the acceptance o securityother than cash when the plat is submitted or inal approval o the planning board and the commission. H. E. Menard, who requested an audience regarding muck pit operation and city clean-up was not present. The request o Holy Cross Hospital Woman's Auxiliary to borrow Boca's Christmas lights or their Harvest Festival was turned over to William Prendergast, Director o Public Works. Mayor John Shores stated. that all members o any city committee should notiy the chairman when they would be absent and or how long so that a necessary quorem could be met. Bids were opened or a packer garbage truck and the inal bid was awarded to Earl Wallace Ford. The water main extension o Caldwell Heights was awarded to Howard Cromer with a low bid o $1635. Various correspondence were read, announcements, and bulletins rom residents, Florida University. SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Friday - October I 1 Boynton vs. Boca Thursday, October 1 7 Boca vs. Delray Thursday - October 24 Delray vs. Boynton Saturday - November 2 Boca vs. Boynton Thursday - November 7 Delray vs. Boca ^iijay, November 15 cynton vs-. Delray Oct. 24 and Nov., 15 Open dates or Boca Wednesday - November 27 All Star Game First team listed is. the Home Team Home Team handles concession starrd> All games to ee. played &XI Seacrest Field, 8:00 p.to

2 2 THE NEWS Friday, October 11, 1957 Tomalyn Tarayos Wins Fire Prevention Essay Award By TOMALYN TARAYOS Fire causes the death o 10,000 persons each year in the United States. It destroys more than $300,000,000 worth o property. For these reasons, it is our most important duty not only to stop ires but to also understand the ways in which we may prevent them. We must realize it is a job or all and should try to keep all rules set up or this cause. Fire prevention at home is a job that we all are able to help. We should assist in making our homes sae rom ire. Let us examine and see Ihe tilings which can become ire hazards unless they are properly repaired. For instance, wooden shingles on roos can easily be set aire bjy lying sparks rom a chimney or a by-passing train. Two Applications Roos should be covered with some ireproo materials. Next, the house should be. kept neat and orderly. Attics and cellars should especially be ree o trash. Combustable objects, such as oily rags must never be put in closets or attics where they may easily burst in lames. Copper pennies put in use 36-Months Battery $15.95 Exchange boxes are also very darigerous and should never be used like this. Worn cords onlamps, toasters, etc. should be replaced or expertly repaired. Electrical appliances must be disconnected promptly when not in use. Fire places must be kept wellscreened to prevent lying embers. Matches must be kept on high shelves, out o children's reach. ;All wiring should be inspected regularly. Your city and town is always ready to help you in the prevention o ire. Since this week is Fire Prevention Week it is necessary or us to be especially aware o the work ihat is being done and to try to make - ours a community sae rom ire and one we can be proud o. For Post Received Only two applications or the position o engineering aide had been received by the deadline this week according to Rudolph Malth, Civil Service Board chairman. Malth stated the entrance ' salary would be $300 per month and would range rom $300 to $360. TIRE and BATTERY 6.70x15 Tires $14.50 BOB & JOHN'S SERVICENTER 600 Nort Federal Highway Emergency Road Service Pick Up and Delivery Whejl Balance Lubrication Engine Tune-up Mulers Wash & Polish Generators Accessories Tires & Battery Starter Day Phone 4411 SURPRISE PARTY FOR MR. COBB F. Cutter Cobb was the honored guest at a cocktail party given by his wie, Patrice. Hal Wagner entertained the guests with his original songs. Guests were the Arthur Schultzes, the Charles Warners, the Gordon Heagys, the Arthur Groves, the Frank Alabasters, the James Souders, the Leroy Hunts, Mrs. Bemice Felin and Mrs. Celia Berger. BOCA WANTS SIGNS PLACED ON PARKWATS City oicials this week discussed the desirability o placing a sign with the names o Boca Raton and Deerield Beach at the Delvay Bdach turno at the Sunshine Parkway. They will contact Deerield city oicials and ask them to make a similar request. The city attorney was asked to prepare a resolu- Happy birthdays this week.herbert H. Chittenden; also, go to Sally, Oct. 12; Judy wedding anniversary best Link, Oct. 12, Eleanor Bebout, wishes to Mr. and Mrs. H. 14th; E.P. Troxell Oct. 15;.Chittenden. KRAEER SERVICE DIAL N. Federal Hwy. 22.!)2 S" 10? Oxygen Resusctt&tor ITained, Experienced Personnel Prompt, Courteous service Service Above Sel Check With Us On All Your Building Project Needs... or All H«m«CEMENT J«bi KRETE! - - it Aects the Job MATERIALLY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO., Inc. N. W. Second Avenue and Fourth St Phon* 85*1 Announcing POMPANO LANES 22OO North Federal Highway Pompano Beach OPENING WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 16, LANES - 20 Automatic AMF Pinspotters Underlaid "J" Ball Returns Compl etely Ai t Conditioned* * Modem Snack Bar Conerence Room * Locker Rooms Owner: Thomas P. Manikas * Ample Parking * Managers: Nick P. Christos Peter T. Manikas Free Bowling Opening Day 6 p. in* Limit To Minors Phone 7-WE t i W C* -# & Legion Auxiliary To Meet Oct. 16 The regular meeting o the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 277 will meet on Wednesday, October 16, at the new Legion Home on N.W. 2nd St. at 8 p.m. Wives, mothers and sisters o veterans are cordially invited to attend this irst meeting in the new Home. The Auxiliary is awarding a 17 inch portable television set or the beneit o the American Legion Auxiliary. The drawing will be held at the Legion Home on December 18. Please see Mrs. Edith Hager or tickets Busy Legionaires and volunteer helpers are working hard to complete the new Post 277 Leg/on Home beore Veteran's Day. Boca News photo Mrs. Brown to Speak At ExchangeTeachers Reception Mrs. Callie Brown, an exchange teacher rom Boca Raton, now in Surrey, England, gave an inormal talk yesterday beore the National Union o Teachers, and will speak again next week at the PTA o the Earleswood Inant School, according to reports received. The Speakers Bureau o the U.S. Embassy has asked her or a minute talk on some phase o American lie, at a scheduled meeting o the Young Conservatives. Mrs. Brown has been invited to attend an oicial reception at the American Embassy in London ollowing the celebration o oicial Exchange Teachers Week, Oct. 31-Nov. 4. There will be an estimated 100 teachers gathered or the reception. Accompanied by her daughter, Dorothy Ellen, Mrs. Brown, wie o Police Chie W.H. Brown, let August 10 on the S.S. United States or England. They will be there approximately a year. Work Shop Classes Well Attended Tuesday The Work Shop o the Child Evangelism Fellowship was well-attended on Tuesday, at the Maxwell Arcade. Miss Florence Jordan, the art instructor, gave demonstrations o the way to produce the tasteul backgrounds to be used or the channelgraph stories. Mrs. Joan Raymond illustrated the use o charts or reaching young children. Mrs. Gideon Hawley conducted the Prayer period or the group, October 8th another Work Shop will be held, and Oct. 15th the irst Teacher Training Class o the season, which will be the ore-runner o the classes to open soon in homes, trailers, playgrounds and nurseries. It is emphasized that every one will be welcome to these cl ass es. Attend Church Sunday Leg/on Commander Daniel Andrews, Fred Hugenin and John Mitchell congratulate each other in pleasure at the rapid construction o the long awaited American Legion Post 277 Home, now nearly completed.-boca News photo HAROLD MATHESON DIES SUDDENLY Harold Mathison, 67, died suddenly at his Home here Thursday. He was a retired construction superintendent and came to Boca Raton seven months ago rom East Orange, N.J. He is survived by his wie, Ottilie, N.W. 4th Ct., one son; Harold Mathison, Jr., Florham Park, N.J.; two sisters, Nora 01 sen, Boca Raton and Hannah Birkland o Norway and two nephews, Bill and Harry Olsen. Mr. Mathison was a member o the Boca Raton Bible Conerence Church. Services were held Monday at the Bible Conerence Grounds with Ira L. Eshleman oiciating, Have Your Next Manicure with Princess Pat Recently with Conrad-Hilton Chicago.) at Tropical Barber Shop North Federal at 8th St. Phone CSS8-182! 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3 ^ Editorial Page 4 THE NEWS Friday. October Salute to the American Legion Like a giant waking rom a sleep, The American Legion is rousing itsel rom coast to coast to stretch its dimensions or From Caliornia to Maine reports indicate a new enthusiasm or expanding American Legion membership during the next year with the hardest-hitting enrollment campaign in all its 39 year history aimed 'at 22,000,000 eligible veterans. For 1958 The American Legion has come up with some remarkable vigorous and high-caliber youthul leadership in its new state commanders. Many o them "are a exceptional ability. It is relected in agressive vision, planning, organization and accenting the community services o local American Legion Posts. The American Legion has also come up with a modernistic new membership tool. "There's No Utter In Florida" rom Charleston (S.C., Evening Post o August 13, 1957 A week's sightseeing trip through Florida leaves one with many impressions. Last week I took such a trip and gained a number o impressions - - one o the most lasting being the cleanliness and. beauty o Florida's highways. A tourist entering the Sunshine State is inormed early by highway signs that "litterbugging" is rowned on and that persons caught throwing trash along the highways may be ined as much as $ Obviously a traveler could throw trash all up and down the highways without being caught - - but they don't. I rode hundreds o miles in and around Florida, rom one side to the other, and I never saw an unkept highway. On the main highways, large trash containers are placed along the shoulders at intervals o about ive miles. It is a simple matter just to pull o the highway and dump trash into the big cans. Throughout our whole adventure all six o us (our children) scrupulously obeyed Florida's anti-litter law. The children wouldn't even loss a chewing-gum wrapper out o the car window. A amily traveling is bound to accumulate trash. We ound it convenient enough to keep a paper bag in the car to deposit our trash in. When the bag got ull, or we made a convenient stop, we got rid o it. "Why don't we just throw it out o the vindow?" one o the younger children askj the irst day o the trip. 4-H dub The 7th arid 8th grade ( have organized, under the direction o Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce, a 4-H club. They have named it the Happy Hustlers and the oicers are as ollows: Bonnie Eshelman, president; Janet Baker, vice-president; Tomolyn Tarayos, secretary and Guest Editorial treasurer; Joanna Brown- Council delegate; Janet Noel is song leader, and Karen Houseman, reporters The Happy Hustlers have received bookies on their irst 4-H project which will be ood and nutrition. Cheer Leaders Cries o "Big Chie, little chie, papoose, squaw, Boca Boca Raton Newa Published on Friday 165 E. Palmetto Park Road BOX 1157 TELEPHONE 9005 IF NO ANSWER, Robert L. and Lora s. Britt, Publishers Beatrice Landry Editor Hel*n ~ oice Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 1 year - $3; 2 years - $5 Entered as Second Class matter at the Post Oice o Boca Raton, Fla., Dec. 1, 1955 The Boca Raton^ News is a hometown paper serving the people o the town. Support o it by advertising and contributions o news copy will help the paper gxow, which in turn will help the coonn unity grow. It is a 16-page booklet telling thej story o The American Legion in the popular cartoon sketch technique with the impact o color and drama. The American Legion is planning on mass distributions o this new "comic book", entitled "Saved by the Belli" to all eligible veterans tied in with a ollow-up by membership workers. Most big business organizations are now using this technique to tell their stories to the people. There is evidence also o a new spirit among local Legionaires in their 1958 planning activities. We wish the American Legion well. We know that a bigger and better American Legion will be an asset to every community, to every state and to the Nation. We need the spirit o the dynamic conviction o Americanism which is the earmark o The American Legion everywhere! "By George," I said, puing up with a tourist pride, "i nobody else is going to throw trash on the highways in Florida, then no member o my amly is." That was an order, and it took better than most o my orders do. It wasn't the prospect o getting arrested or ined that stayed trash-throwing hands. We drove many miles wihout seeing another car, much less a highway patrolman. We could have lung out the car window all over the place without being caught. But it is contrary to human nature. I think, to litter up a place which is unlittered. Had there been trash on the roads I expect we would have added to it without so much as a thought, Most o us, I think, have the impression that the average tourist is a ellow with a pocket ull o money bent on seeing all the sights and caring not a whit about how he leaves things or those who ollow. But tourists in Florida care a great deal about keeping the highways clean. They do it. The presence o trash containers along the highways must be the secret. No use putting up signs about litterbugging unless conainers are strategically placed or use o people bearing litter. They'll tote it or awhile, but sooner or later they'll throw it out the window i they don't ind a tetter place to put it. South Carolina's Highway department could well emulate what Florida has done in this respect. It's amazing what an impression cleanliness makes on the traveler R. M. H. Jr. Bobcats, rah, rah, rah," rocked the gym as the new cheer leaders were chosen, or this year. The lucky three in the 7th grade are Carolyn Baker, Dana Mucci and Judy Shryock. The lucky ive in the 8th grade are Joanna Brown, Tomplyn Tarayas, Sherry Owers, Janet Baker and Sharon.O'Neal. SCHOOL NEWS Hello, this is Janet Baker and Joanna Brown reporting the news or our school. We hope you ind it interi esting. The irst grade reports the enrollment o two new children: Diana Nicholson and Charlene Ellis. They have been learning about Columbus and drawing pictures o his voyage. 2nd grade - Mrs. Nesbitt's room has been drawing ire posters. They are writing health rules and drawing pictures to illustrate them. Through My Window By Beatrice Landry "Way back when," some people believed the world was lat I you went to the end, you'd all o. Where you'd all I don't know. Probably into the arms o Atlas. At times geography was usually based on supposition, Bibical lore,'legends, etc., and one popular belie was that giant sea serpents inested the outer oceans. Also that the water along the equator oten boiled. One man who did not believe these things was Christopher Columbus whose "day" is honored tomorrow. Sure that he could reach the East Indies by going westward and increase the supplies o spices, etc., he set sail. The act that Columbus discovered the West Indies does not lessen his courage.. Imagine three small ships amidst all kinds or storms, sailors terriied almost to the point o mutiny, alicted with scurvy and sailing on into the unknown, pressed ever onward by a gallant captain who was sure the world was a sphere. Turned down by Portugal, Columbus inally made his historic voyage because Queen Isabella, o Spain, made the inancing possible. The world's horizon was expanded and the progress o history stimulated. Legally recognized every where but Virginia, Tennessee, Wyoming, North and South Carolina, D. C, Arkansas Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Mississippi, Oregon and Puerto Rico, it is a day o iesta or many Latin American Countries. -o- -o- -o- Memo to local bowlers, both gals and men. The area'3 newest and nearest bowling lanes open this coming week. Want to bowl or ree? Try it on Wednesday, the 16th. Real cool, too, and you can eat when you work up that appetite on the many alleys at the Pompano Lanes. Even have a "crying room," (though they call it a conerence room) where you can explain why you were a "little o your average" this time. Sure going to be nice to be able to go bowling nearby and in such a nice place. -o- -o- Am just waiting to- see Boca's Dram, Bugle and Cadet Corps marching down one o c^ur streets. Numbering 34 now, the American Legion sponsored Corps hopes to have at least 1 00 enlisted beore Nov. 1 1 th. They're urnishing th instruments and teachers and with the age limits rom 1 0 to 60, John Mitchell is being kept busy registering the many applicants. Turn to, now, all w»o are interested; no experience needed, so let's roll out the band, -o- -o- -o- There are all kinds o 'Weeks' throughout the year commemorating dierent events but did you know that this week was "Com Bread Week"? Governor Collins proclaimed it so and said that "corn bread is a delightul bread and typically Southern and is an integral part o the Southern way o lie". So get out that batter, Mom, and make some corn bread or the amily. Kathy Weicht has joined their class. Mrs. Martin's room is diligently studying about Columbus. They are starting to decorate their room or Halloween. 3rd grade - In Mrs. La- Rowe's class 'World Series ever' ran high as they watched the game on TV.. Barry Gardner and Dennis Weicht have joined their class this week. Mrs. Parise's class is learning to write letters. They are also making decorations or Halloween. 4th grade - Dennis Cooley reports that in Mrs. Brown's geography class, they have been visiting several oreign countries. The 4th grade is also drawing many ire prevention posters. Mrs. Sussieck's class reports they have a special gym class every week. ' A- mong the games they play are Spud, War, and many relay races.. 5 th grade - The children m Miss Gan's room are hap. Py to report that Dennis t-shelman and Diane Reynolds have joined their class. I hey have been studying M* tl earth ' 8 inning Mrs McKellip'a d ass ha g s it. The Busy Bees". The oicers are: Paul Jenne, president; Larry Worthington, vice-president; Diane Ramsey, secretary; and Sydney Pool, treasurer. The Pioneer project and the Halloween project will be their main interests or awhile. 6th grade - Some o the children in Mrs. Winield's class are going to write and ask Mr. Matwiy whether they can buy Saving Stamps and so save their money. The bovs have organized a Boy's Club. Last week in Mr. Patrone's class some o the children wrote letters to many dierent countries about, their customs. Roger Newton received inormation on the customs o Ethiopia. 7th grade - The children in Mr. Hager's room have been having tests. on the states and capitals o our country -which they memorized last week. Mrs. Mucci and ' Mrs. Vrchota are the room mothers or Mr. Hager's class. Mrs. Shanly's English classes have been having tests on prepositions. 8th grade - Francis Baltz rom Newark, New Jersey, joined Mrs. Bearson's 8th grade home room this week. Mr. Robinson's home room has been studying about the three main deences against disease. <t T. *.# * (I m Holy Cross Auxiliary workers start their Harvest Festival by cornering willing donors, center, John Mitchell and Dr. Harry Sorensen. V/orkers are, let, Eileen Flechaus and Edna Vono.-Boco News photo Parents Conerence Day Announced For October 18 The regular meeting o the Parents Teachers Association was held Tuesday, October 8, The invocation was given by Rev. James C. Stoutsenberger. Paul Matwiy, principal, announced Conerence Day or the parents will be October 18. There will be no school on this day. Door prize tickets or Halloween Carnival wil] be available Friday, October 11. Robert Smith announced that the judges or the annual Halloween party held at the ball paik will be, Mayor John Shores; Town Treasurer William H. Lamb; and Town Engineer Alred Amsler. As a surprise, tiie 1957 Football Team was presented to the PTA. Harry Yarbrough, Commercial Manager o Southern Bell Telephone System presented an interesting program on co-axial cable and micro waves. Hostesses or the evening were Mrs. Philip Ness, Mrs. John Stone, Mrs. Kenneth DRY CLEANING All Work Don* Right Htre t i«in Pickup and Delivery Service l-hour Eitiergencj Service Repair* and Alterations PHONE 5712 Boca Raton HOUR CLEANERS WINFIELD PARK SHOPPING PLAZA Linden, Mrs. Robert Keith, Mrs. John Goldsmith, Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Jr; and Mrs. William Eubanks; a]] First Grade mothers. Decorations were in the Halloween theme. Mrs, Nesbitt, 2nd grade teacher won the room count. Mrs. Robert Fuhrman conducts a "sitter service" in a dass-room or parents who care to attend the PTA meeting and bring children. I you have a Fibber McKee "closet" this is a good time to empty it. The White Elephant Chairman, Mrs. S. D. Ham, requests you send or bring your white elephants to school, October 23 and 24. EARLE S. POST _ SERVICES IN N.J. Funeral services or Earle Sylvester Post, 64, who died Friday in Holy Cross Hospital were held in Bloomield, N.J Ȧ native o Newark, he was a retired assistant head cashier or the U.S. Steel Co, He came to Florida a year age and lived at 1342 S.E. Seventh Ct., Deerield Beach, He was a member o the Masonic Lodge o East Orange, N.J. Survivors include his wie, Ruth; a son, daughter and sister, all o N.J. Arrangements were made by the Fair- Child Funeral Home. Time - New Brownie Troop Formed, Mrs. Margery Ower is Leader A new Brownie troop or girls rom the ages o 8 to 9 has started in Boca Raton under the leadership o Mrs. Margery Ower with Mrs, Arthur Mirandi as her co- 1 eader. This troop meets on Wednesday at the Scout Hut rom 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. A sponsor is needed or this group and any organizations interested in helping the Girl Scouts, please contact Mrs, Owers, Mrs. Pool or Mrs. Brittian. Tioop 137 had a swimming party at ee Bible Conerence Pool with a hot dog roast later at the Scout Hut, on Tuesday, October 8. Troop 137 "Sea Gull Patrol" had as their speaker Fire Chie John Loughery who gave a demonstration or Fire-Prevention week on Thursday, October 10. The Intermediate Troop, Births Mr. and Mrs. William James, 250 N.W. 10th St., announce the birth o a son bom at Holy Cross Hospital. Welcome to the Alonzo Tripps who returned rom Detroit this week. Friday, October 11, 1957 THE NEWS 1 5 under the leadership o Mrs. Hynes and Mrs. Cleveland elected 2 Patrol leaders; Kathy Kleiner and Cathy Sciuto. Also elected were chairman, Patty Patrick; Scribe, Lynn Smith and treasurer, Duan Lyon. EXPERT PRACTICAL ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS - Bring Your Garden «nd Pet Problems m Dale BROWARD ELECTRIC SERVICE I Industrial and Residential Lighting Phone 5121 Corner NW 4th Av &2Oh St. DALE'S IT'S PLANTING TIME NOW GARDEN I PET SUPPLY LIMITED 209 SOUTH FEDERAL Delivery Phone 8683 remodeling o new construction STANDARD SUPPLY Quick Service on all parts o cut-toslze plywood end other panel boardismooth, clean, accurate cuts with our BENNETT 2-WAY PANEL SAW. & LUMBER CO; 172 NW 13th St Phone Boca ATTENTION, TEENAGERS Welcome To The Boca Raton Youth Rally Saturday, October 12th # 7.30 P.M. Bible Conerence Auditorium, N. W. 4th Ave. * Evangelist Wes. Auger and his many Talents Largest Church Group in Attendance See You - All There Sponsored by Boca Raton Christian Youth Club

4 6 THE NEWS Friday, October 11, 1Q57 Williams- Reamer Weddin Pompano Beach Church Beore an altar banked with pink gladioli and pink carnations, Miss Joanne May- Reamer was united in marriage to Wadus Williams, in a double ring ceremony, Sunday, Oct. 6, at the First Baptist Church in Pomp.ano Beach. The Rev. Gay Harris oiciated. She is the daughter o Mr. and Mrs. George Garland, o HilJsboro Beach. The bridegroom is the son o Leroy Williams o Pompano Beach. Escorted by her ather, George Garland, the bride wore a white empire satin brocade ull length gawn with a chapel sweep, ashioned and made by her mother, Mrs. Garland. Her French illusion veil was astened by a band o seed pearls and she carried a satin and lace covered prayer book covered with white orchids and stephanotis. Maid o Honor, Itnogene Williams, sister o the groom, was dressed in a pink brocade ballerina length rock with matching hat adorned with sequins. She carried a cascade o blue carnations and white tea roses. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Peggy Delegal and Miss Francis Blount wore ballerina length princess style blue brocade and carried cascades o pink carnations and white tea roses, grandchild. "Oh Promise Me," "Because" and "A Wedding Prayer" was sung by Sally St. ; Marie while Mrs. Bruce Blount was ihe organist. Best man was Louis B. Fischer, Jr Ṁrs. Garland chose a light blue embroidered sheath with matching jacket and white accessories and wore a pink tea rose corsage. The groom's mother was dressed in navy blue taeta PHONE 9498 with white accessories and adorned with a pink tea rose corsage. Following the ceremony, a reception was held, in the church social hall. The bride is a graduate o Pompano Beach High School and will be employed at the First Bank o Boca Raton starting Monday. She is a vocalist and a member o the Ft. Lauderdale Music Association. Williams also graduated rom Pompano Beach High School and is assistant Manager at the Boca Raton Kwik-Chek. Ater a wedding trip through the state the couple will live ira Pompano. Out o town guests included the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Rose Heytens, o Baraboo, Wisconsin and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin.Meadows, o T.vons. Ga, Grandchild Born To Rev. Schusters The Reverend and Mrs, George Schuster announce the birth o their irst grandchild bom Oct. 2 to their daughter Alice and her husband Kenneth P. Mars o Kansas City,. Mo. He is serving in the Air Force. Mrs. Schuster let to visit her daughter and see the new "Save The Only Eyes You Will Ever Have" DR. P. A. Me RILL Optometrist 127 RD. FLORIDA PAVING STREETS and DRIVES Phone CR THOMAS M. SHOAF Optometrist 204 E. Atlanlic Avt. Delra? Beach Phone CR FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY JUNIOR DIVISION Children's Manor Building N.W. Fourth Avenue Additional New Students May Still Inroll Pre-School Through 6th Grade 50 Boarding Students Only Limited Number Day Students Senior Students at the Academy in Ft. Lauderdale Jackson Col. C. K. (Bob) Young, President, Ph. Boca 9324 Mrs. Wadus W. Williams CHRISSY DIETRICH ELEVEN YEARS OLD Chrissy Dietrich celebrated her eleventh birthday on Sept. 25, 'and entertained a number o riends with a treasure hunt ater which the guests were served a pink and white cake arid punch. Among those attending were: Beverly Bosenberry, Bonnie Black, Jackie Hunter, Jill Hunter, Susan Hinson, and Judy Goacher. Ladies Does Your Present Sewing Serve your Needs? We Sail Went $k Repair All Make Machines Wright's PAINT & SUPPLY 10 E. AtJ antic Ave. CR' Restaurant Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. "-_- GOODWILL ' BETTER GIFTS FOR THE EXECUTIVE ^That's Why They Are First Choice With BUSINESS, PROPES- " SIONAL and INDUSTRIAL buyers. A Git Counselor Will Gladly Show You How GOODWILL'S Unique Service Oers You Wider Choice o Executive Gits At Low Prices. SPECIALTIES - PENS - PENCILS - CALENDARS Phone Today Boca Raton 3505 GOODWILL ADVERTISING COUNSELORS. FLORIDA ON THE OCEAN ' DELIVERY'EVERYFRIDAY.. :v : IN BUSINESS DISTRICT rom our well-stocked store in Del ray Beach lic Supplies, urniture and Machines Phone CR Salesman will call regularly at your oice or store on request DELRAY BOOK SHOP, INC. 315 ~ 17 E. Atlantic Ave. OVERSTOCKED SALE CLOSING OUT DRESSES - SKIRTS - BLOUSES 30 Storewide P re-season Clearance Everything Goes. Some at more than one-third o, marked down below cost. OFF REGULAR PRICES Sensational Group o30 Dresses $10 and $15 Regular prices in this outstanding selection up to $35 cute styles and all them m»st g» at one price or the other. $lo or $15. East Palmetto Park Road Re-opens or the Season. October 15th Mr. & Mrs. John Haley, Restaurateurs Mr. & Mrs. CO. Fischer, Owners No Exchanges or reunds All Sales Final Bar Hours: 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. DEERF1ELD BEACH Four blocks south o Deerield Fishing Pier One Block East o Scenic Highway A-1 -A Phone Boca Raton 8571 m t # # «- Practicing or the "Limbo" contest held at the Beta Sigma Phi social Saturday night are rushees let to right: Betty Capp, Martha Pinchuk, Elsie Mayo (going under the pole) and JoAnne Prendergast.-Boca News photo ABC Kindergarten and Private School Fully Licensed and Insured Kindergarten 9 to 12 Phone with mid-morning snack $12.50 per month ALL DAY PROGRAM 5529 Ages 3 to 6 with midmorning snack and hot lunch JUANA ROAD - PARK LEWIS BROTHER! IN \MMMi Housewares -- Wallpaper Adjustable Metal IRONING BOARD $8.95 Regular $7.59 or everything youneed HARDWARE Gardening Supplies House Paints Large Size - All PLASTIC TRASH & GARBAGE CANS Regular $10.95 Gray bar Trovers Rods Accessories at 20% O FERTILIZER MONTH IN FLORIDA FERTILIZER IDEAL FOR LAWN AND GARDEN Limit 100 lbs. to Cmtom.r ^ F 100 LB. In 50-1 b bajss - Resular $4.25 a 100 Rose Plant Food 51b. regular 75* bag 594 Citrus and Tree Plant Food 5lbs. regular 60$ bag 494 Azalea, Camellia Gardenia, Ixora Flower plant ood, regular 51bs..69* 494 HURRICANE INSECTI-KILLERS DO THE JOB ODDS AND ENDS SALE ALKYH FLAT ENAMEL Regular $6.25 M.95 Mildew Resistant $7.40 Value HORN'S CHIHAL1TE VARNISH House Paint $3.95 gal. Fume- Proo INTERIOR nnd EXTERIOR BOATS - FLOORS - WOODWORK RW. reserve Th» Right To Limit Quantiier Just East o Boca Raton Poit Oice Ph. Boi» 5403 Free Parking Sal..99 gal Complete Line, Painters' and Artists Brushes, Supplies and Equipment Beta Sorority Has Party Limbo members o the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, guests and rushees competed in a Limbo party Saturday night held at the Lion's Club house. Winners were June Benham and Frank SchuJtz. Rereshments were served buet style in a Caribbean setting. Next unction or rushees will be an open meetng at the home o Mrs. Robert Good, Palmetto Parjt Road. A preerential tea will take place Sunday, Oct. 13 at Mrs. Joyce Mitchell's home on N.E. 8th St. rom 2-5 p.m., also honoring the rushees. The G.B. Donati's who have been spending the summer in Hyannis, Mass. are expected to arrive in town about Oct. 15. They are enjoying the change in oliage and all the autumn colors in New England but will be glad to get back to Boca, they said. «watch or opening o-a - Kiddie ((Mpu VS. W^M FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE ON ALL PUMPS ^ ^ \$>^ Friday, October 11, 1957 THE NEWS 7 Family Reunion Held by Resnicks Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Resnick o Winield Park" held a amily reunion recently when Lt. and Mrs. Allan G. Resnick came in rom Houston, Texas, where he had just received his navigator's wings. Another broth er, Dr. Lawrence Resnick, and his wie joined the amily. He is a Ph. D. and teaches at Laayette Coll ege. Mr, and Mrs, Nathan Resnick were the hosts to twenty guests at a reunion dinner at the Top-O-The Columbus Sunday night in Miami, Lt. and Mrs. Allan Resnick will leave or Caliornia where he will continue his studies, Mr, and Mrs. Kari Krummel, o San Diego were the weekend guests o Colonel and Mrs. Martin P. Korn. - in Boca Raton NATIONAL SPRINKLER SERVICE Serving South Florida Since 1946 Member Boca Raton Chamber Commerce Pumps and Wells Centriugal and Sel- Priming-Bank Financing Aluminum Motor Housings 5.95 Gcd! JACK or HENE or FREE sprinkling system estimates 1 h.p. pump & well complete or $ Phone SAME DAY SHIRT FINISHING STOP IN TODAY m FAS? THE NEW Boca Raton Laundry & Cleaners All Work Done On Premises At the Post Oice Corner SO HE 1st Ave. Phone 8443 Mrs. Otto Staib Muriel Perault and Otto Staib Wed August 9 Mr, and Mrs, Louis Perault announce the marriage o their daughter, Muriel M., August 9 to Otto W. Staib at Waukegan, 111. They were married in Maryville, Tenn. where his mother, Mrs. Otto Staib, lives. The bride is a graduate o Seacrest, class o Joining the U.S. Navy as a Yeoman, she is now serving as a court recorder at Great Lakes, 111. Otto Staib attended East Tenn. State College and the University o Tenn., where he was a member o Sigma Phi Epsilon, He is stationed at Norolk, Va. where Mrs. Staib will join him soon. Housewarming At Kruger's Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kruger, ormerly o Sun Haven, entertained at their new Chatham Hills home recently. Among those present at the housewarming were Vic and and Annabel Fraker, Dick Healy, Renee Oates, Chuck and Carolyn Burton, Bus and Tucky Pool, Cecil and Marie Roseke, Jane and Jim Hausaman, Jack Canter and Don Saelinger. Also Bill and Dora Smith, o Delray Beach. A8OUT... All around insurance protection^ the broad ONE policy promition o a HOMEOWNERS POLICY Wm DAY Phone 8781

5 8 THE NEWS Friday, October 11, 1957 First Baptist Chapel - Palmetto Park Rd. Morning worship II a.m.; Sunday school 10 a.m. Nursery available. B.T.U. at 7 p.m. Evening worship 8 p.m. each Sunday. Mid-week prayer meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday. Choir rehearsal 9 p.m. each Wednesday. Pastor: Rev. R. D. Clement. Faith Baptist Church -.A Conservative Baptist Church" - One block west US-1 and Sample Rd., No. Pompano. Rev. Donald F. Roop, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; Worship service 10:45 a.m.; Evening service 7:30 p.m. Bible study on Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Free Free transportation, call Boca CHURCH Bethany Presbyteria Church o Boca Raton. Meetings are held Sundays at the Bible Conerence Ground*: Lion's Club on N.W. 4th N.W. 4th Ave. Ira Lee Eshhleman, Director. Sunday Rd. Sunday school at 9:45 Avenue, o Palmetta Pjrk school 9:45 a.m., Morning a.m. Classes or all ages. services 11 a.m. Evening service, 7:45 p.m. Wednesday! 1 1 a.m. Everyone cordially Morning worship services at prayer service 7:30 p.m. invited. Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pastor. He will conduct services at the Lions First Baptist Church, Deerield: N.E. nd St., Rev. G. Robert Rowe, pastor. Morning worship 1 1 a.m.; Sunday school, 9:45; Evening worshop service, 7:30 p.m. BTU 6:30; Mid-week prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. available or children. MYF meets Sunday, 6:00 p.m. in the Church Hair. Choir rehearsal, Thursday, 8 p.m. St Gregory's Episcopal Church: Boca Raton Rd., 10 a.m., amily service and church school. Holy Eucharist on irst Sundays; morning prayer other Sundays; mid-week Eucharist celebrated on Wednesdays - 8 a.m., unless otherwise speciied. Rev. James C. Stoutsenberguer, vicar. St. Joan o Arc Catholic Parish. Sunday, 7, 9 and J 0:30 masses at the Catholic Parish hall,155 NW 20th St. Conessions will be heard every Saturday rom 5-6 and 7-8 p.m. Daily mass week days, 7:30 a.m. except Wednesdays. JGvAikm David Heernan, pastor, and Father Miguel pastor. Goni, assistant St. Paul's Lutheran Church 180 E. Royal Palm Road; -the Rev. George Schuster, Pastor. Sunday worship at 8:30 and 1! a.m. Sunday school 9:45 a.m., all age class groups and a special 'Bible class or adults. Club. Prayer meetings are held every Wednesday at 7^30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, (U.S.A.) Teen-age Center, West Palmetto Rd. Floyd Emerson Logee, pastor. Mrs. First Methodist Church o Lilliam Parker is director o Boca Raton, NE 2nd Avenue at 6th Street. Rev. Elton music, Sunday School is held at 9:30 a.m. and Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Choir rehearsal meets Thursday eve- G. Powell, Pastor. Church school, 9:45 a.m.; Church ning at 7:30. Women's Assoc- service 11:00 a.m. Nursery iation meetings at 10 a.m., at the manse. Community Presbyterian Church o Deerield Beach. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. under the direction o John L. Greene. Morning worship, Briggs, pastor. repair or new wiring jobs 9985 BOCA ELECTRIC Qanderi <Apan.tm.entb WEST PALMETTO PARK ROAD FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED SUITES, ONE and TWO BEDRO6M APARTMENTS, NEW SWIMMING POOL, TROPICAL ATMOSPHERE MODERATE RATES Phone 9435 Monthly, Seasonal & Yearly Rentals INSURANCE 701 N. Federal Hwy. Youth Rally Will Feature Wes Auger and His Magic A Youth Rally or all young people o the Gold Coast is scheduled or this Saturday night in the main auditorium o the Boca Raton Bible Conerence Grounds. A musical program, designed j or teen- agers will eature top talent among the youth o our area. Magic With A Message will be presented by Wes Auger. Mr, Auger is a proessional magician who uses the tricks o his trade to bring home the truths o the Bible. In 1956 he appeared at the International Brotherhood o Magicians Annual Convention as a eatured perormer. He has given his magic program in more than 200 schools across j Woman's Mission Elects Oicers Members o the newly organized Woman's Missionary Union o the First Baptist Chape] met this week and elected their oicers or the coming year. They are, Mrs. David Ashe, president; Mrs. Sanord Smith, 1st vice president; Mrs. A.C. Merriam, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Robert Cook, Young Peoples Director, Mrs. John Hager, Jr., Recording secretary; Mrs. J.W. Ashe, Corresponding secretary. The next meeting will be held at the home o Mrs. Sanord Smith, 425 N.E. 12th St., Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. Your trash ire spreads to a neighbor's house. Do«i your liability Insurance protect you? or lh» aniw«r to thlt, or any othor inturantt qumot W.P. BEBOUT INSURANCE AGENCY 701 N. Federal Phone 8621 or 9336 Representing THE TRAVELERS HARTFORD the nation and was recently presented with an oer to work ull time with a high school assembly program but preers ID keep using his magic as an avenue o presenting the Gospel o Jesus Christ. The Rally will begin at 7:30 and all are invited to attend. St. Paul's Church to be Open Daily - To provide the people o Boca Raton the opportunity or "quiet meditation and prayer," the Rev. George Schuster, pastor announces that St. Paul's Lutheran Church will bet Oct. 14, 7:00 p.m., at the open to the public daily Faith Baptist Church one rom 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The block o US-1 at Sample church is in the center o Road, in North Pompano. the business district and easily accessible to all, the METHODIST CHURCH pastor said. Lecture Series TO HAVE SPECIAL "The Great Doctrines o SUNDAY PROGRAM the Christian Religion" will be the special lecture aeries at the 9:45 Adult Bible class at St. Paul's Lutheran Church beginning this Sunday. It will be ollowed by an open question and answer period, the Rev. Schuster, announced. Sermon topic or the 8:30 and I 1 a.m. services will be."today... Now... Not Tomorrow." John Fisher o Philadelphia, will be the organist. Church Topic First Presbyterian Church, Boca Raton, W. Palmetto Road, Teenage Center. Floyd Emerson Logee, Pastor, Mrs. Lillian Parker, Director o Music, Mr. Robert Beatu'e, Superintendent o the Church School. The Sunday Church BIBLE INSTITUTE OPENS OCTOBER 14 Pompano Bible Institute will open or the irst time on October 14th at 7 p.m.; an School meets with Departmentally-graded instruction or all ages at 9:.3O a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. "The Stewardship o Lie" will be the subject o the sermon by the pastor, Parents are invited to bring their children to the church school and remain in the classes or adults. inter-denominational evening Bible school; Three classes will meet rom 7 to 9 p.m. each Monday evening. A person may choose to take one, two or three classes. Rev. David Tirrell, pastor o the Ft. Lauderdale Bible Church will teach Bible Doctrine at 7 p.m.; Miss Ruth Maupin will teach Child Evangelism at 7:45 p.m.; and Rev. Donald P. Roop, pastor o Faith Baptist Cr r urch will teach the Book o Romans at 8:30 p.m. Registration will be or* The First Methodist Church o Boca Raton will hold a special evening program Sunday, October 13, at 7:30 p.m. The program will eature the showing o a motion picture entitled "As We Forgive." This program is to be the orerunner o a series o Sunday evening amily night programs which will begin oicially in November. Jaycees Plan Fishing Day An all-day ishing party has been planned or Oct. 15 by the DeerLeld Beach Jaycees. They've invited their wives and hope to bring back plenty o good sized ish, they said. A "Youngster" ishing rodeo is scheduled or Nov. 2 by the Jaycees. Mrs. Lillian Parker, o E. Palmetto Park Road, has just returned rom Chicago. She is director o music or the Presbyterian Church, U.S. A., Boca Raton, Pompano Bible Institute Study God's Word. Monday nights 7-9 p.m. 7 p.m. Bible Doctrine, Rev. David Timel] 7:45 Child Evangelism, Ruth Maupin &30 Romans. Rev. Donald F, Roop 24-Hour Ambulance and Oxygen Service I II *th AMBULANCE School Opens Oct. 14 Everybody Welcome Registered Nurse in Attendance DIAL il? 5481 DEERFIELD Jienderson Juncral Momt Ron B. H»nd«r»on, Licensed FuneraJ Director Thomai Li Cook, Anociate 217 HILLSBORO BLVD. W. P. BEBOUT REAL ESTATE Always As Represented Boca Raton Phone 8621 DEERFIELD BEACH i 5 will Attend Church Retreat On Friday, approximately <%5 persons rom the Community Presbyterian Church in Deerield Beach will attend a weekend retreat at the newly acquired Presbyterian Conerence Center at the Southwinds in Lake Placid, Florida. Sunday School classes will ^leet at 9:30 a.m. The preaching service will be at 11 a.m. The Pastor, iiev. Arland V. Briggs, will preach oh "AterDeath What" The Junior High and Senior Westminster Fellowship will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in the Church. The Board o Trustees, E. Dietrich, President, will a meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the oice. On October 16 at 12:30 p.m., the Women's Association will ^jve a Sandwich Luncheon in Jorgensen - Loiselie Engagement Told : Mrs. Renee Korson has announced the engagement o her daughter, Camille Jorgen-! sen to Robert Loiselie o Montreal, Canada. The couple ^lan an October wedding.?he prospective bridegroori is in the Army, stationed a Ft. Chasee, Ark. Personals { Mr. and Mrs. John Brecht o the Cove, Deerield Beac have returned rom a trip to, New York, Washington, D.C Tenn. and Georgia. At home ater a summer in. *eir N. Bel grades, Maine ^cottage are Mr. and Mrs. A, >^- Benner and daughter, : Frances. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ruck_. announce the arrival o a. baby girl, Janice Lynn, 6 lbs. 13' ozs. born Sept. 24, at Holy Cross Hospital. The new arrival's mother is the ormer Rita Gordon. W.W. Vickers has returned n to his home on W. Hillsboro 1 Wvd. Dr. T.A. Hahn, who attended Louisville University. cently, attended the Ken-. ucky State Medical Meeting in Louisville. : WARNERS ENTERTAIN * 0R NEWCOMERS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warne entertained at a cocktal party, in honor, o Deerield newcomers, Dr. and Mrs.. "edwell Ireland. Among the guests attending ; were Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. ' Regan o Hollywood. Mrs. Regan is the Warner's daugh- \ W Also ' Mr - and Mrs. Allen ; C-. Grant and Mr. and Mrs. F. Cutter Cobb. roessional Grooming specializing In POODLES COCKERS Pompano Pet Paradise & Doggie Beauty Shop N. Federal 7-WE the Social Hall. Mrs. Bert McCammon o Ft. Lauderdale, will speak on "The U.N. and Us." Rev. Robert M. Hunt, Field Director or Christian Education in the Synod o Florida, and Rev. Mr. Briggs will attend a meeting in Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn. on Thursday, the 17, which will be ore thepurpose oplanning a Leadership Training School o the South or 1958 and they return Thursday evening. The Men's Club, Jack Conley President, will hold their monthly meeting on Friday, the 18, at 6:30 p.m. with a covered dish supper in the church, On Sunday, October 20, the service o worship at 11 a.m. will be conducted by the Men's Club in keeping with and in observation o Layman's Sunday N. Federal Hwy. Pompano New Bank Planned For Deerield Beach A new modern bank will be built soon on S. Federal Hwy. Deerield Beach, and will be located just north o the Gold Coast Drive-In Theater. Architect, WilliamT. Vaughn, Ft Lauderdale, gave speciications to contractors and requested them to submit their bids on the 109 by 52 oot building on or beore Oct. 18. Some convenient eatures will be drive-in teller windows, adequate parking acilities and a night depository or ater hours deposits. Named as president o the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is Alvin B. Jones. The CRUSHED BOCK ROAD ROCK STABILIZER FILL DIRT TOP DRESSING MARL SAMPLE ROCK CO. Pompano Beach Sample Rd. W. o SAL Phone AN IDEAL XMAS GIFT Use Our LAYAWAYPLAN n portable typewriters Smith-Corona-Royal-Kerning ton Pompano Business Machines 218 North Federal Highway Telephone 7-WE Pompano Beach, Florida Rapid, Accurate Filling O Your Physician's Prescription With A Complete Line o Modern Frames POMPANO Everything seems easier...with correct vision OPTICAL DISPENSARIES, INC. 900 Building Thomas W. Carr, Reg. Optician Phono ". ^ 900 North Federal Highway Pompant, > Mli FREE INSTALLATION ; o exetusi>s-i;cio i rttiile* sjcijiv; MUFFLER MUFFLER Sales & Service J1484 S. Federal - Pompan Phone 7-WE ill Friday, October 11, 1957 THE NEWS 9 bank will be oicially named Deerield Beach Bank. Other executives are W.P. Bebout, Sr., o Boca Raton, Dr. Charles B. Higgins, Percy White, Edward P. Dietrich, A.J. Musselman, Henry J, Mellon, and C.P. Prosser. The building has been designed so that additional rooms can be constructed. Oicials hope to open in time or the height o the winter season, early next year. Deerield Boy Bitten by Dog John Lawrence, 14, o Deerield Beach was treated at Holy Cross Hospital last week or a dog bite on the let orearm. The Lawrence boy was bitten when he tried to break up a ight between his dog and a neighbor's pet- Theresa Higgins, 1,3, o th Terrace, Ft Lauderdale was also treated at the hospital or a bite on her right hand. Hollywood Beds JN GOOD(CONDITION Twin Beds Good Condition $ Complete Beds Unpointed Chests $9.95 up Living: Room AH New 3 Rooms Complete $198,00 Lamps From $1.98 up WANTED TO BUY USED FURNITURE Open Monday, Friday Nites 'til 9 P.M. Daily S AM. to i ML 15% Down Delivers Richards Furniture NEW & USED 3749 N. FEDERAL HWY. POMPANO BEACH Phone 7-WE Cusiom-Mode DRAPERIES HIGH IN STYLE-LOW IN PRICE DIRECT FROM OVA WORKROOM 70 WU or K ELIER DRAPERIES... In A Score O Model Homes All Along The Gold Coast FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION Beautiul Tailoring- Guaranteed Installations Quick Delivery Courteous Sesvice DRAI*iN(5 i^lotb GOAST Phone Deer ield 5600 COVE SHOPPING CENTER Dearield 8>&acV>

6 10 THE NEWS Friday, October 11, 1957 Legal Notices PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF WATER MAIN BETWEEN N.E. 4TH AVENUE_AND N.E. 5TH AVENUE, BOCA.ROSA SUBDIVISION, BOCA PROPERTY OWNERS AND CIT /«/ Wm. H. Lamb Publish: October 4 and 11, 1957 RESOLUTION NO COMMIS3ION OF FLORIDA, TO ABANDON AND VACATE A CERTAIN UTILITY EASEMENT LOCATED IN BLOCK 33, MIZNER PLAT NO. 2, AND A PORTION OF THAT EASEMENT IN LOT A, BLOCK 29, OF SPANISH RIVER LAND COMPANY, BOCA, FLORIDA: An Existing ive oot easemen' located on Lot 31 and Lot 33, Block 33, o Mlzner Plat No. 2, as Shawn on Plat iled with the Clerk o the Circuit Court o Palm Beach County, Florida, Plat Book 3, Page 38. The East 600 eet o the ten oot easement running east and west in Lot A, Block 29 o SPANISH RIVER LAND COMPANY. Plat A, as shown on plat iled in Plat Book 16, Page 28 in the Public records o Palm Beach County, Florida. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 27th day o September, la/ John L. Shores. MAYOR /a/ Wm. H. Wm. H. Lamb Ity Clerk I, o the City o Boca Raton, Florida, do hereby certiy that the above Resolution No was ordered published by motion o the City Commission o Boca Raton, Florida, as contained in the minutes o a City Commission meeting held on September 27th, 1957 said minutes being a part o the permanent records o the City. Wm. H. Lamb b Wm. H. Lamb, city Clerk Publish: October 4 and 11, 1957 PROPOSED CHANGES IN ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 253 OF THE CITY OF. PROPERTY OWNERS AND CIT the City Commission o the City o Boca Raton will hold a public hearing at 7:30 P.M. In the City Hall at Boca Raton on the 22nd day o October, 1957, which day is more than iteen days rom the date o the posting o this notice, to consider and take action on recommendations o the City Planning Commission to amend or change Zoning Ordinance No. 253 o the City in the ollowing respects: A. To change the zoning o the South one-hal <VM o Lot B, Block 29, Spanish River Land Company, Plat A rom R-4 to B-l. B. To change the zoning o the East 600 eet o the South onehal (VJ o Lot A, Block 29, Spanish River Land Company rom R-3 to R-4. For Public examination a copy o the proposed ordinance to eect such change is on ile in the oice o the City Clerk. POSTED BY ORDER OF THE CITY COMMISSION in three conthe City, spieious places within Including the City Hall, this 27th day o September, Wm. H. Lamb, dliy clerk Publish: October 4 and 11, See that the we]] known tennis pro, Ted With a]] rom San Diego is in town. ORDINANCE NO.*, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF, FLORIDA, TO AMEND ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 253 AND THE DISTRICT ZONING MAP WHICH IS A PART THEREOF BY CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES IN BLOCK 29 SPANISH RIVER LAND COM- PANY! REPEALING ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT. the City Commission o the City o Boca Raton, Florida, will hold WHEREAS, the owner o certain a public hearing on a resolution by property located in Block 29, SPANISH RIVER LAND COMPANY, Commission has determined the has petitioned the City Commission necessity o Installing a water mala or a change o zoning o certain between N.E. 4th Avenue and N.E. lots shown on said plat and the City 5th Avenue, in Boca Rosa Subdivision, according to speciications, reerence to said Commission by Planning Commission, pursuant to plans and cost estimates on ile in the City Commission, ater investigation and public hearing, has the oice o the City Engineer providing or assessments against recommended to the City Commabutting property, and other matters 1s sion that the request or change pertaining thereto, on October 8, 1957, at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall, oi zoning in said plat be granted; which date is more than three days and rom the inal publication o this WHEREAS, the City Commission notice, or the purpose o hearing has held a public hearing ater due objections to said proposed Improvements. o said Ordinance 253, at which notice as required by Section 22.2 parties In interest, property owners and citizens had an opportunity to be heard; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMM- ISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: Section 1, ZONING ORDINANCE No. 253 and the District map made up thereo, be and the same are hereby amended and changed as ollows: A. The South one-hal (%) o Lot B, Block 29, Spanish River Land Company, Plat A is hereby rezoned rom R-4 to B-l. B. The East 600 eet o the South one-hal (yj o Lot A, Block 29, Spanish River Land Co. rom R-3 to R-4. Section 2. The City Engineer is authorized and directed to make appropriate changes on the district zoning map to eectuate the purposes and intent o this ordinance. Section 1«The City Commission hereby resolves and determines that It is desirable and to the best interest o the City to abandon and vacate an existing utility easement located in the City o Boca Raton, Florida, as the City has no urther use o the said easement which is more ully described as ollows, FIRST READING THE to-wit: Section 3. All ordinances and parts o ordinances In conlict herewith are repealed. nay OF _ SECOND AND FINAL READING IN FULL AND ADOPTED THE_DAY. 1957, By: CITY OF, FLORIDA Mayor Publish: October 4 and 11, COMMISSION TO ABANDON AND VACATE CERTAIN EXISTING UTILITY EASEMENTS IN BOCA FLORIDA, PROPERTY OWNERS AND CIT the City Commission o the City o Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a public hearing on Resolution No by the City Commission wherein the City Commission has determined that it is desirable and or the best interest o the City to abandon and vacate certain existing utility easements.located in Block 33, MIZNER PLAT No. 2, and In Lot A., Block 29, o SPANISH RIVER LAND COMPANY, City o Boca Raton, County o Palm Beach, State o Florida, on October 22, 1957, at 7:30 P.M., in the City Hall, Boca Raton, Florida, which date is more than three days rom the inal publication o this notice, or the purpose o hearing objections to said resolution. /a/ Wm. H T Wm. H. Lamb, Lamb BTCRy Clerk Publish: October 4 and 11, 1957 RESOLUTION NO. COMMISSION OF, TO ABANDON AND VACATE A CER- TAIN UTILITY EASEMENT LOCAT- ED IN VILLA RICA,, PALM BEACH COUNTY,, FLORIDA: Section 1. The City Commission hereby resolves and determines that It is desirable and to the best Interest o the City to abandon and vacate an existing utility e asement located In Villa Rica, In the City o Boca Raton, Florida, as the City has no urther use o the said easement which is more ully described as ollows: A ten (10) t. easement running north and south through Lots 1 through 8, and through Lot 46, Block 58, o VILLA RICA. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 8TH DAY OF OCTOBER, John L«Shores, Mayor I, o the City o Boca Raton, Florida, do hereby certiy that the above Resolution motion o the City Commission o in the minutes o a City Commission meeting held on October 8, 1957, said minutes being a part o the permanent records o the City. Publish: October 11 and 18, 1957 COMMISSION TO ABANDON AND VACATE CERTAIN EXISTING UTILITY EASEMENTS IN VILLA RICA,, PALM BEACH COUNTY, ' the City Commission o the City o Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a public hearing on a Resolution by City Commission has determined that it is desirable and or the best interest o the City to abandon and vacate certain existing utility easements located in Block 58, Villa Rica, City o Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, on October 22, 1957, at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall, Boca Raton, Florida, which date is more than three days rom the inal publication o this notice, or the purpose o hearing objections to said resolution. Publish: October 11 and 18, 1957 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the ictitious name o BOCA FRUIT SHIPPERS 24 Dixie Highway South, Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, intend to register the said name with the Clerk o the Circuit Court, in and or Palm Beach County, Florida. H. W. Rogers Bert B. Rogers Publish Oct. 11, 18, 25 and November 1, PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF WATER MAINS IN LINCOLN COURT,,, PALM BEACH COUNTY, the City Commission o the City o Boca Raton, Florida will hold a public hearing on a resolution by Commission has determined the necessity o installing water mains along N.E. 15th Terrace easterly rom the Dixie Highway, and along N.E. 2nd Court southerly rom N.E. 15th Terrace in Lincoln Court, Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida, according to speciications, plans and cost estimates on ile in the oice o the City Engineer; providing or assessments against abutting property, and other matters pertaining thereto, on October 22nd, 1957, in the City Hall at 7:30 P.M., which date Is more than three days rom the inal publication o this notice, or the purpose o hearing objections to said proposed Improvements. RESOLUTION NO COMMISSION OF, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF WATER MAINS IN LINCOLN COURT, BOCA RATON; AND FURTHER PROVID- ING FOR ASSESSMENTS AGAINST ABUTTING PROP ERTY, AND OTHER MATTERS PERTAINING THERETO., FLORIDA: Section 1. The City Commission hereby resolves and determines that it is necessary or the public saety and welare that water mains be installed In Lincoln Court as ollows: a main to extend along N.E. 15th Terrace easterly rom the Dixie Highway, and a main to extend Southerly rom N.E. 15th Terrace along N. E. 2nd Court, Boca Raton,. Palm Beach County,. Florida, in accordance with City speciications, plans and cost estimates on ile In the oice o the City Engineer. Section 2. That the cost o said paving shall be assessed on a ront ootage basis against property abutting upon the Improvement and that 100% o the total cost shall be borne by such abutting property. Section 3, The total cost o the proposed water mains along said streets Is estimated as $4,300,00. Section 4. The method o payment, shall be by assessment o abutting property on a pro rata ront ootage bazis. Property owners who do not pay in cash beore the commencement o work may pay the lien assessments against their property In ive (5) equal annual installments together with interest thereon at the rate o 8% per annum, plus the overhead, legal and administrative costs contingent upon the creation o liens and assessments. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 8TH DAY OF OCTOBER, John L. Shores, Mayor I, d the City o Boca Raton, Florida, do hereby certiy that the above Resolution motion o the City Commission o in the minutes o a regular Commission meeting held on October 8th, 1957, said minutes being a part "o the permanent records o the City. PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF PAVEMENT ON N.E. 32ND STREET BETWEEN OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY AND FEDERAL HIGHWAY, BOCA the City Commission o the City o Boca Raton, Florida will hold a public hearing on a resolution by Commission has determined the necessity o paving N.E. 32 nd Street between the Old Dixie Highway and the Federal Highway, according to speciications, plans and cost estimates on ile In the oice o the City Engineer; providing or assessments against abutting property, and other matters -pertaining thereto, on October 22nd,, 1957, in the City Hall at 7:30 P.M., which date is more than three days -rom the inal publication o this notice, or the purpose e hearing objections to said proposed improvements. RESOLUTION NO COMMISSION OF, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVEMENT ON N.E. 32ND STREET BETWEEN OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY AND THE FEDE- RAL HIGHWAY; AND FURTHER PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENTS AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY, AND OTHER MATTERS PERTAIN- ING THERETO., FLORIDA: Section 1. The City Commission hereby resolves and determines that it is necessary or the public saety and welare that paving be J installed on the ollowing street In Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida: N.E. 32nd Street between the oid Dixie Highway and the Federal Highway, In accordance with City speciications, plans and cost estimates on ile In the oice o the City Engineer. Section 2. That the cost o said paving shall be assessed on a ront ootage basis against property abutting upon the improvement and that 100% o the total cost shall be borne by such abutting property. Section 3. The total cost o the proposed paving o said street is estimated as $11, Section 4. The method o payment shall be by assessment o abutting property on a pro- rata ront ootage basis. Property owners who do not pay In cash beore the commencement o work may pay the lien assessments against their property in ive (5) equal annual installments, together with Interest thereon at the rate o 8% per annum, plus the overhead, legal and administrative costs contingent upon the creation o liens and assessments. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 8TH DAY OF OCTOBER, John L. Shores, Mayor I, o the City o Boca Raton, Florida do hereby tertly that the above Resolution motion o the City Commission o in the minutes o a regular Commission meeting held on October 8th, 1957, said minutes being a part o the permanent records o the city. PROPOSED INSTSLLATION OF PAVEMENT ON HIBISCUS STREET AND OLEANDER STREET, FLORESTA,, PALM BEACH COUNTY, the City Commission o the City o Boca Raton, Florida, will hold a public hearljig on a resolution by Commission has determined the necessity o paving certain portions o Hibiscus Street and Oleander Street, according to speciications, plans and costs estimates on ile in the oice o the Town Engineer; providing or assessments against abutting property, and other matters pertaining thereto, on October 22nd, 1957 In the City Hall at 7:30 P.M., which date is more than three days rom the inal publication o this notice, or the purpose o hearing objections to said proposed improvements, Publish: October 11 and 18, 1957 RESOLUTION NO. COMMISSION OF, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVEMENT ON HIBISCUS STREET AND OLEANDER STREET, FROM PALOMA AVENUE EASTERLY TO THE WEST EDGE OF PROPOSED AVIS SUBDIVISION: AND FURTHER PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENTS AGAINST ABUT- TING PROPERTY, AND OTHBS MATTERS PERTAINING THERETW. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITji COMMISSION OF THE CITY C*!-, FLORIDA: Section 1. The City Commission, hereby resolves and determines that it is necessary or the public saety and welare that paving be installed on the ollowing streets In the City o Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida: Hibiscus Street and Oleander Street rom Paloma Avenue easterly to the west edge o proposed Avis Subdivision, in accordance with City specijtt cations, plans and cost estimat on ile In the oice o the City Engineer. Section 2. That the cost o said paving shall be assessed on a r<_# ootage basis against propel abutting upon the improvements and that 100% o the total cost shall be borne by such abutting property. Section 3. The total cost o the proposed paving o said streets is estimated as Twenty-six Hundred Dollars ($2,600.00) Section 4. The method o payment shau be by assessment o abutting property on a pro rata ront ootaot basis. Property owners who do iw" pay in cash beore the commencement o work may pay the lien assessments against their property In ive (5) equal annual Installments, together with interest thereon at the rate o 8% per annum, plus the overhead, legal and administrative costs contigent upon the creatl^p* o liens and assessments. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 8TH DAY OF OCTOBER, John L. Shores, Mayor & I, o the City o Boca Raton, Florida, do hereby certiy that the above Resolution motion o the City Commission o in the minutes o a Regular City Commission Meeting held on October 8, 1957 said minutes being a part or the permanent records o the Cit^. Publish: October 11,_ m.1.9i_.imzi_ MEN OVER 40 i Higher caliber men with a successul background are oered an opportunity in the executive and Proes«sional ields. Send or descriptive older. FORTY PLUS CLUB < o Southern Florida C/O PAUL L. NORTON _y 3221 N; E. 8th Court w, Forhpano Beach Rill Mitchell J' About " Your Insurance I have been quite concerned about the recent rash o high verdic's given by juries in automobile acci^ dents. I : these cases, unless policy limits are high enough, the insured will be held personally liable or the dierences between the verdict ana the policy limits. The additional cost or higher limits is so slight, and it buys so much peace o «mind, that we recommence that you increase the limits o your policy. For examp] e, on pi easure cars (no business use, no under-age drivers) the dierence between 10,000/20,000 Bodily^ Injury, Liability and 100, 000/300,000limits is only 8.11 per year. I hope you will act on this tod ay M Call me at J.C.MITCHELL S.SONS Established L 23 Phone 9816 # CLASSIFIEDS REAL ESTATC FOR SALE 3 ROOMS, a large laundry I and storage space, $60 per month. Phone Boca S4-45B I LOTS at Chatham Hills, 75 by 100, $590 down. Terms. Call 8866, evening 9897, or inormation B BY OWNER, $21,000. Fur- I nished - Immediate occupancy. In excellent condition. CBS Tropicana model, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, complete GE kitchen, well, pump, sprinkling systm. 1 Beautiully landscaped. Call at 1000 NE 2nd Terrace, Boca Villas B I Boca Raton Warehouse or sale or rent, 5,000 aq. eet, CBS, 3-10x12 overhead doors, 1 4 t. ceiling, two toilets, plenty o light. Phone Boca BTF I WANTED wants old and new irearms, any condition NE 3rd Ave. Phone E1E-40TFB WANTED - (2) bedroom house. Must be close to shopping in Boca Raton. m B. C. HODOWAL Registered Real Estate Brb-, _>>. ^.ker, 110 Boca Raton Rd. ^Boca Raton. Ph. Boca B RENTALS WANTED Seasonal and yearly. Clients waiting. Oryal Hadley, Broker, 400 E. Palmetto Park Road. Phone B WANTED t* Small house or apartment or couple. No children, six months or longer. Reason- 0able. Reerences. Ph. Boca B Builder's Special 8 Residential Lots zoned R. 1. D. Reduced in Price- Excellent terms. Your inspection invited. TUNISON PROPERTIES OF FLORIDA INC. 301 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton, Florida Ph. Boca REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 2 & 3 Room Apartments. Furnished or unurnished. Reasonable. Carl Saelinger Apts NW 5th Ave. Phone Boca PTF FURNISHED - (1) and (2, bedroom apartments. Also large eiciency. Monthly, seasonal, or yearly. Reasonable NW 3rd Ave. Eh. Boca B HELP WANTED SALESMAN Registered real estate man or woman. Excellent opportunity or active person. ClARLES SCtlEMEL N. Federal & Jeery Box 1021 Boca Raton CR BABY SITTER (6) hours a day (6) days a week. (White) Ph. Boca B WANTED - Salesman, ull or part time, auto parts, appliances, sporting goods. Apply Western Auto Supply 74 So. Federal Highway, 8:00 a.m. to 6 p.m B ROOFER Experienced build-up and cement shingle tile. Acme Rooing Co, Ph. Boca B CARPENTER Work, loor tile, and home repairs. Call Boca BTF Rubber Stamps Made to Order Call 5211 POMPANO MOVING STORAGE CO Local And Long Distance Amoving Agent N. AMERICAN VAN UNESi PHONE ,750 DOWN Buys this Lovely/ new, 2 Bedroom - 2 Bath Home at CHATHAM HILLS CALL BOCA 8866 DURING DAY BOCA 9897 EVENINGS CHATHAM HILLS FIELD OFFICE OPEN DAIL7 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE WE MAY HAVE just what you are looking or. Odd pieces o urniture, antiques, gits, dishes, etc. We buy and sell. THE COUNTRY STORE Fed. Hwy., between Boca and Delray Beach. CR Phone 88S-46B BEDROOM SUITE - Lime oak, excellent condition. Reasonable. Call ater six o'clock, evenings. Ph. Boca BB BABY Carriage, converts to car bed. Also lullaby bassinet, like new. $15 or both. Phone Boca B MARK-20 Mercury motor and (6) gallon tank. Ten hours actual use. Still in original case. $150. Phone Boca B0-4SB TO SETTLE ESTATE Household urnishings, some new. Davenport, overstued chairs, gate-leg table, cocktail table, cabinet, desk, Cherry dinette set, Maple chest o drawers, rugs, two single Hollywood beds, outdoor urniture. 150 S. Spanish Trail, Boca Raton B. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED In the Boca Raton, Delray and Deerield Beach Areas! Homes, lots, apartments, ocean and highway rontage, acreage, business, rental, lease and all other real properties! For expert attention, list your properties or sale, lease or rent with: M.N. Weir &Sons,lnc REALTORS Corner A1A and Via Cabana Phone Boca 5496, FLA. REALTORS o The ollowing arc members oi tb«boca Raton Board o real- Ion. Doing busineu with them, you are assured the highest type at service that can be administered in the Held oi Real Estate Practice. W. P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal Kwy Phone BE21 BENSON REALTY. 1S3 N. Ocean Bird. Phone 9709 REALTY, INC., 93 E. Palmetto Park Hoed Phone 9166 WM. DAY, S. Federal Hwy. at 5th St.l Phone 8781 H. D. GATES. 290 S. Federal Hwy. Phone 9312 ORYAL E. HADLEY. 400 E. Palmetto Park Road, Phon WOODROW T, KEETOH. N. Oceanl Blvd. Route 1, Boxl 395 Phone 9996 RAY LASHER. 102 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Phone 8077 r. C. MITCHELL i. SONS. 22 S. "od ercl Hwy. Phoni 981S I. MARIO PSTHUZZELLI, N. Ocean Blvd. Route 1 Box! 399 Phone 9418 F BYRON PitHKC. Palmetto Park Rd.. Cor. 5th Ave. Phone 9091 KATHERINE S. RICE, IBS E. P-l--e!*n ; Park Rd. Phone 5U4: EARLE J. ROBBINS, 40 N. Federal Phone S325 STUART ROBERTSON, N. Ocean Blvd., Phone 87<U. VINCENT H. SCHWARTE. N. Ocean] Bird,, Phoa* CR , E, SULLIVAN, 110 E. Palmetto Park RoadV Phone 3100 Wm. I.THOMPSON, 75 S. Ftdeial Hwy. Phone Si 71 WEEKES Really CO S. Federal Hwy. Phone 8778 M. N. WEIR 4 SONS, INC S, Ocean Blvd. Phone OTTO YARK, 111 E. Royal Palm Road Phone' 5313 Friday, October 11, 1957 THE NEWS 11 LEROY CLAYTON-Boca News Photo Meet Your Newsboy LeRoy Clayton, son o Mr, and Mrs, LeRoy Clayton o Boca Villas is putting his proceeds rom sales o the Boca Raton News into a savings account to buy a motor scooter, A student at the Boca Raton Elementary School, reckled aced, red-headed, LeRoy is a avorite with his many customers. A modern "Huckleberry Finn", LeRoy SEACREST LOSE TO CLEWISTON IN CLOSE GAME Seacrest Seahawks broke their winning streak by an 6-0 loss to a powerul Clewiston team Friday night in a hard ought, close game. Members o the Seacrest team are Jim Maher, Tom Darr, Walt Gloskowski, Bill Johnson, Dave McFarland, Bill Maher, Tom Oakes, Cecil Stanley, Bill Woolbright, James Ray, Mike Vi'tale, Don Tozzolino, Ernie Ruesch, Jim Peters, John Olsson, Mike Ste'ele, Mike Webb, Bill Saunder?, Bill MacWilliams, George Biegler, Harvey Walker, Tony Davis, Henry Pope, Terry Sullivan, Bill Doyle and Ira Westbrook. Services Available Slip cover man will cut, pin it your abric, or ours, in your home. Call Paul BTF has a contagious laugh that draws chuckles rom anyone within hearing distance. A member o the Minor League team, baseball is his choice or sports although he is an excellent swimmer and is also learning to dive, Asked what class interested him most at school, he grinned and said, "Recess", then named arithmetic as second choice. LeRoy wants to be a mechanic "like his Dad" when he grows up. In the meantime he continues to increase his Boca News sales while maintaining a busy school and athletic schedule, WOMAN'S GUILD RUMMAGE SALE Members o the St, Joan o Arc Woman's Guild is holding a rummage sale Oct. 1O11 and 12 at the corner o Palmetto Park Road and Dixie Highway under the Banyan tree, Mrs. Michael Harhay is chairman. Willis Manning came home rom the hospital this week while his daughter went in. Her husband, a sergeant in the Army was reportedly in an auto accident resulting in hospitalization which, i reports are correct, make three members o ihe amily in three dierent hospitals at the same time. ACME ROOFING CO. All Types Rooing - Gutters - Conductors Call Tom Jamison 1303 NE 5th Avt. 8T3O Drive Out A Mile And Be Comortable At Reasonable Prices c/j-dann. czr-xaibttu.nti NW Fiteenth Vista Furnished or unurnished. Just three vacancies now. Two onebedroom and one two-bedroom apartments. Spacious. Nice laundry, yards and patio. Yearly or monthly rates. NW Second Ave. to 19th St. and Turn One Block West FURNITURE PLAZA Save Money on Name Brands DRIVE A LITTLE... SAVE A LOT N.W. 2 Ave. at 19 St. Phone 5491 it

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