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VOL. 3 NO. 35 Boca Raton, Florida, Friday, July 25, 1958 Pfume 900S Price 10c

«No Registration

Mobil® Unit

For Boca

There will be no registra-tion mobile unit for residentsof Boca Raton this year. Allwho need to register must goto West Palm Beach CountyRegistration office where theoffice will be open from 8:30-5, Monday through Friday.The only Saturday for regis-tering will be the final day,Aug. 9th.

Any Florida citizen expect-ing to vote in the Nov. 4thgeneral elections must beregistered by Aug. 9th. Thebooks will be closed then,according to County Super-visor of Registration DeWittUpthegrove.

There will be no opportuni-ty for citizens to register forthe general election unlessthey have qualified to votein their party primaries sched-uled for September.

Crash

Uncovers

Bolita CacheA car driven by Cleveland

Jackson Negro of Pearl City,apparently went out of con-trol Friday night on OldDixie Highway at 51st St.and landed on a cache ofbolita tickets scattering themin all directions.

Thousands of the ticketswere discovered when the1955 Ford rolled over severaltimes and came to rest in aclump of bushes along theHighway.

Jackson was taken to PineRidge Hospital and had abroken collar-bone and wristand several lacerations.Investigation cleared Jacksonof possession of the Bolitatickets when it was discov-ered that a cache had beenburied there, according tothe police report.

Investigating officers wereConstable Bruce Wheelerand the Boca Raton PoliceDepartment.

Two Cars Broken

Into This Week

Two automobiles werebroken into this week whenthey were parked along A1AHighway.

The 1957 Ford of RichiirdHummer, 2424 K. SunriseBlvd., F t Lauderdale, parkedjust north of the county line,was entered on the passen-ger's side and a wallet with$140 in cash and all personalpapers weie stolen, accordingto the police report.

A '55 Ford was broken intojust north of the public beach,owner David K. Staubitz, ofCincinnati, Ohio, reportedto police. A wallet contain-ing personal papers andabout $3 was taken.

Thomas Weaver, City

Attorney's Father, Died MondayThomas Putnam Weaver, 82,

of 375 N.E. 7th St., BocaRaton, died early Mondaymorning at his residence.

He came here from Talla-hassee two years ago. Hewas a member of the Univer-salist Church of Georgia, aPast Master of the MasonicLodge, Logansville, Ga.,

J. Louie Carter

Announces

Candidacy

In announcing as a candi-date for re-election to theoffice of Clerk of the Crimi-nal and County Courts ofPalm Beach County, J. LouieCarter expressed apprecia-tion for the support givenhim in the past and pledgedif re-elected, "to conduct theaffairs of the office in thesame honest, conscientiousand efficient manner."

Carter has been an activeparticipant in political, civicand fraternal affairs, formany years.

He is a native of WestPalm Beach, a graduate ofPalm Beach High School andreceived his college educa-tion at Stetson, Oglethorpeand Georgia Tech. He is thefather of three children - ason, Jimmie and twin daugh-ters, Diane and Delores, whoattend Palm Beach HighSchool.

He has served as clerk forthe past 24 years, is a mem-ber of State Clerk's Asso-ciation in which he hasserved as treasurer; he is acharter member and pastpresident of Young Demo-cratic Clubs of Palm BeachCounty; one of the originalorganizers of the West PalmBeach Junior Chamber ofCommerce; member of Ki-wanis Club and served onboard of directors of Civi-tans. He is also one of orig-inal organizers of the SouthFlorida Orchid Society.During World War II, he serv-

ed in the United States CoastGuard Reserve.

He is a member of the Le-gion of Honor and Past Mas-ter Counselor of the Order ofDeMolay. He also served asa member of the AdvisoryBoard and Sponsoring Group.

Budget Is Presented

The Southeastern PalmBeach County Hospital Dis-trict board of directorsadopted an operating budgetfor 1958-59 when they metMorxiay night at the hospitaloffice.

Dr. Merrill F. Steele sub-mitted the budget which callsfor $126,396.87 for operatingexpense, wuh a debt levy of$83,406.39. This will call fora total of $209,803.46 whichmust be raised by taxation.

and was active in theKnights of Pythias and Odd-fellows.

He is survived by his wife,Zelemma, of Boca Raton,three sons, Leon, Boca Ra-ton, Boyd of Palatka, andThomas P., Jr., Panama City;a daughter, Mrs. R.H. Mason,Lai tana; a brother, J.F.Weaver, Brinkley, Ark.; asister, Mrs. B.E. Dial, At-lanta, Ga.; 12 grandchildrenand six great-grandchildren.

Services were held Tues-day in the First MethodistChurch at 4 p.m., with theRev. Ernest Hawk officiat-ing.

Burial was in the Boca Ra-ton Memorial Cemetery.Kraeer Funeral Home wasin charge of the arrange-ments.

Pallbearers were R. E.Keith, Dr. William Jackson,Fred Chisholm, P.J. Brannen,Leo Fox and John Hager.Honorary bearers were BocaRaton City officials andmembers of the Boca RatonMasonic Lodge.

Preparing to break ground for the new Ho ward JohnsonMotor Lodge, Friday, are left to right; A.R. Miller, ownerand builder; Frank Rowland, architect; Anna Whalen, repre-senting Howard Johnson's; John Weir, representing BocaRaton Development and Sales Corp.; Miss Vickie Miller;Milton Weir, Jr.,, president of M.N. Weir, Inc.; Mrs. A.R.Miller and Mayor Hal Dane.

Motor Lodge HasGroundbreaking Ceremonies

Ground was broken Fridayfor one of the largest comm-ercial ventures at Boca Ra-ton in its modern history

Policy Change Recommendation

Disapproved By CommissionA policy change recom-

mended by the Planning andZoning Commission was asubject of dissention by theCity Commission at theirmeeting Tuesday night.

The Planning Board recom-mended that their decisionunder certain circumstancesbe final on matters that ord-inarily come before the com-mission for their consider-ation.

Immediate objection wasmade by Commissioner RoyShores that such a procedurewould tie the hands of thecommissioners at times, andas an elected body 'we res-erve the right to make «ourown decisions.'

Commissioner Harold Tur-ner said that ?1 though he,and the comm ssion hadgreat respect foi the Plan-ning Board, it was a recom-mending body not a legis-lative one.

Adam Hazlett, of the Plan-ning Commission explainedhow their group carefullyinvestigated petitions aswell as their effects on otherareas concerned. He saidthat with five or more votingin the negative position itwould expedite matters forthe City Commission.

He added that if the com-mission accepted the recom-mendation the planning boardwould operate with confid-ence in their judgement but'as it is now, our decisioncan be abruptly reversed. Wecan do a better job if we knowthat a large majority decisionwill be upheld.'

Queried by Turner aboutany 'abrupt' reversals,

Hazlett named several in-stances when the Commissionhad reversed recommen-dations.

Mayor Dane replied thatsuch a procedure would bea matter of policy and theCommission would be mostreluctant to sidestep theirresponsibilities and dec-isions were one of theirduties.

The proposal was rejectedby the commission.

In other action low bid fora police car was awarded toEarl Wallace Ford Co. for$1923.13, with trade-in; twohour long ordinances wereread on the issuance of$450,000 Water-Sewer Rev-enue Certificates; a resol-ution was adopted to paveNE 6th St. between FederalHighway and old Dixie sub-ject to public hearing Aug-12th; also heard on Aug.12 will be the proposal torezone a residential tract onS.Ocean Blvd from RlA toR4.

Commission passed a re-solution to request the CountyCommission for a feasibi-lity study of a turnpike turn-off on S.i« 808 at Boca Ra-ton.

The city attorney was in-structed, in absentia, toprepare an amendment to ord-inance setting the fee forrezoning requests. The $20fee will be raised to $50 t«cover increasing costs ofprocedure.

City manager William Lambreported that 130 names hadbeen removed from the re-cords as non-voters for thepast three years.

. . . a $700,000 Howard John-son Motor Lodge.

The property will consistof a 55-unit Motor Lodge, an81 seat Restaurant, a GateLodge, a swimming pool andother recreational facilitiesall done in the distinctiveHoward Johnson manner, andlocated on a 245 X 600 footsite on the southwest cornerof U.S. Highway One at Ca-mino Real.

Owners and builders of theproperty are Mr. and Mrs, Ar-thur*, Miller, of Light-housePoint, Pompano Beach.

The site was acquired andthe lease negotiated by JohnH. Weir and Eddie Wrobleski,of M.N. Weir and Sons, Inc.,Realtors, exclusive salesagents for the Arthur ViningDavis properties in PalmBeach County.

To date there are 48 How-ard Johnson Motor Lodgesand literally hundreds ofRestaurants of the famed icecream manufacturer in theU.S. The Boca property willbe among the chain's largeunits.

The rigid Howard Johnsonrequirements and standardswill be reflected in the con-temporary style of architec-ture, with its low pitchedroofs and rambling style.Beauty, landscaping, cool-ness and large rooms willbe featured.

All buildings will be onone floor. The pool is 50 X25 feet and there will beshuffle boards and otherdiversions for travellers.

Frank Rowland, Fort Lau-derdale, is architect, ownerMiller, a general contractorfor 28 years, will superintendconstruction . He was one ofthe original builders in CoralRidge and built a number of

-stores on Fort Lauderdale'sLas Olas Boulevard.

Prior to coming to FortLauderdale, in 1955 Mr.Miller completed a $3,000,000subdivision in Cleveland,Ohio.

2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday. July 25, 1958

Ima and Ernest Steiner open their new fashion center.-fioca News Photo by Beo Lanc/ry

Fashion Center Opens HereOne of the most delightful

fashion centers we've seenfor quite some time openedhere this week. It is 'Styles'at 168 Boca Raton Road,

Importations from France,from Puerto Rico, custommade dresses, sportswear,hand embroidered Orionsweaters, filmy lingerie areonly a few of the enticingitems displayed. All theirmerchandise is made for themand a browse through themodem pink carpeted storeis a delight for anyone.

All the well known namessuch as Koret of California,Sareze, Jofi and Serbin, arethere.

Custom made, hand embroi-dered blouses line the coun-ters while drip-dry dressesin the highest fashion de-corate the window.

One of their features isthat all knit goods are blo-cked to the customers indiv-idual measurements thusgivinr. them the sleek lookof fine custom styling. Needa gift for a wife, a mother ora sweetheart? Let Irma helpchoose it, that's part of thefun and pleasant individualservice i s part of theirfriendliness.

The owners, charming Par-isiennes, Ernest and IrmaSteiner, came to Americafrom Mai Maison, a suburbof Paris and the site of thenoted castle belonging toNapoleon's Josephine. Theyarrived in this country in1938 and went first to Chi-cago.

They owned and operateda similar store in Evanston,111 for 12 years before moving

to Florida for health reasons.They searched all over theSlate before deciding onBoca Raton as their idealspot and now have a per-manent home in Boca Villas.

The Steiners have no chil-dren and have as a hobby,'putting pretty clothes onpeople, the right dress forthe right person,' they smiled.

Both speak French, German,Bohemian and Hungarian andEnglish with an attractiveaccent and they, and theirnew fashion center, 'Styles'are a decided asset to BocaRaton.

High winds fanned a brushfire west of town Mondaywhich was brought undercontrol by the Boca RatonFire Department.

The blaze was located inan ;area west of Boca RatonSquare and east of the Sea-board RR tracks.

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0' Re illy Hodowal Celebrates Birthday

O'Reilly Hodowal, son ofMr. and Mrs. D.C. Hodowal,celebrated his 12th birthdaySaturday with a splash partyat the Boca Raton CabanaClub.

Four generations of hisfamily joined the merry-makers from a great grand-mother to baby Kathy Hodo-wal, among them Mrs. Kath-ryn Frank, Mrs. Nellie Ryanand Mrs. D.C. Hodowal.

Following swimming, giftswere opened and O'Reillyblew the candles out on ahuge yellow and white birth-day cake.

Gathering to sing happybirthday to the honoree wereTeri Turner, Patricia Noller,Natalie Noller, Michele andDarcy Apetz, Bobbie andScottie Holloway, RonaldFisher, David and Donald

By: W.P. BEBOUT

This is the time of yearwhen people in many areasof the world are enjoying thelong evenings made possibleby Daylight Saving.

The business of lopping anhour off the early part of theday and adding it to the end,was the brainchild of WilliamWillett, an English builder,who died in 1915, a year be-fore his plan for saving day-light was first adopted.

Winston Churchill, one ofWillett's early supporters,wrote after his death: "Hehas the monument he wouldhave wished, in the thoue-ands of playing fields crowd-ed with eager young peopleevery evening throughout thesummer. And one of the fin-est epitaphs any man couldwin is his — He gave morelight to his countrymen."

How about having W.P. BE-BOUT, REALTOR throw alittle light on local real es-tate values? If you're lookingfor a sound investment inapt. houses, homes, highwayor ocean frontage, you willfind that W.P. BEBOUT, 701North Federal Highway, hasattractive listings to fit yourspecific needs, phone 8621,or 9336.-Adv.

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13 ORCHID SQUARE BOCA RATON

Piloteens enjoying their outing are, left to r ight: BillyVeber, Judy Davis, Sue Miller, Bob Foster, Wayne Farber,Jim Henderson, Jim Brooks, Harvey Fountain. Boat ownedby Bill Eubanks, member of Boca Raton Boat Club.

Boca Raton Boat ClubEntertains " Piloteens"

Masonic L@dg@

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Thursdays

Boca Raton Masonic BlueLodge were put to workunder the U-D. Charter attheir first meeting Thursdaynight held at St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church Hall.

Worshipful Master is Gor-don O'Keefe. The Lodge willmeet the second and fourthThursday of each month at8 p.m.

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The Piloteens were enter-tained July 12 by the BocaRaton Boat Club at PeanutIsland, Boynton Inlet.

The Piloteens are a groupof Sea crest High School stu-dents currently taking thepiloting course being spon-sored by the Delray Beach

J.Louie Carter

Speaks To

RotariansJ. Louie Carter was guest

speaker at the Rotary ClubWednesday meeting. He i sclerk of the Criminal Court,West Palm Beach.

Carter gave a comprehen-sive talk on court proceduresand spoke about the possi-bility, in the future of eachmunicipality handling alltraffic cases thus removinga backload from West PalmBeach Courts, members said.

Power Squadron Auxiliary.The guests were taken by

boat from the Boynton Beachlaunching ramp to the island.Boats for the outing werefurnished by Commodore A.L.Muller, Ted Owers and BillEubanks of the Boca RatonBoat Club. An afternoon ofswimming and water skiingwas climaxed with a picnic.

Also present were Mrs.Stanley Pickering, presidentof the Power Squadron Aux-iliary, Mrs. Joseph Hammand Mrs. William Hunt, mem-bers of the Auxiliary, andMrs. Ted Owers of the BocaRaton Boat Club.

The Piloteens will againbe entertained August 3 bythe Boynton Beach Boat Club.

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4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, July 25, 1958

Editorial Page

No Man's LandGreat cause for concern has been expressed

by many individuals lately by the trend of re-quests for industrial zoning in "no man'sland" or in the middle of nowhere as far asthe city is concerned.

Sometimes the requests seem reasonableenough and many wonder why it is not im-mediately granted. The land concerned is farfrom anything else. And shouldn't industry beremoved to outlying areas? But the point is,and it's im^irtant . . which areas?

In the long range comprehensive plan forany city experiencing rapid growth certainareas must necessarily be set aside for in-dustrial zoning. In the meantime, until thegrowth apex is reached, many clamor for in-dustrial zoning of outlying property. Usuallythe property owner gets it, but not always.

With the rapid expansion of Boca Raton, so-called "waste" areas will be choice residen-tial sites in the not too distant future. In-dustrial zoning of any sections of them wouldmore or less contaminate the whole and ittakes a wise man, or men, to recognize it.

Industry in the middle of nowhere, now, butneeded for residences later, will prove an un-

happy stumbling block to needed constructionof homes. It can only encourage other indus-trial or commercial buildings thus lowering,not raising, land values.

Planners state that the logical place forindustrial zoning is along railroad tracks toexpedite transportation problems and wherecurrent industry is located now.

Two lines of thought conflict If ALL in-dustry is confined to the present area, landprice would skyrocket and industries would bediscouraged from settling there. The betterway is a combination of the two, a designatedarea with plenty of room for expansion anduse of the present site.

The property owner whose land is far out-side the city center may have the legal rightto industrial zoning if he can show that itwould not damage land property nearby butat the same time he may be hurting his ownfuture land values.

There is no easy answer, both pro and conhave excellent arguments and both are right.It does seem, though, that the long rangeplan would reap more benefits for all concern-ed, including the owner.

Volunteers Needed For" Little World's Fair"

Volunteers are greatlyneeded for the BethesdaMemorial Hospital Women'sAuxiliary "Little World'sFair", Boca Raton memberssaid as they held a specialmeeting Wednesday morningin the City Hall.

Presided over by Mrs. Wil-lard Machle, the Auxiliaryasked all volunteers able toSpend two to three hours aday in the five ticket boothsto contact Mrs. Frank Sho-bet or Mjs. Albert Sterling,co-chairmen of ways andmeans.

Mrs, Georgia Lapham wasthe guest speaker.

Details of the LittleWorld's Fair were outlined,and Mrs. Lapham stated thatcooperation from the foreigncountry representatives hadexceeded all expectations.An exciting Continental ex-position will have somethingfor everyone.

This fund-raising summerevent which will run threedays — August 15-17 - willhave a country fair atmospherewith booths manned by civicclubs and may become an an-nual affair. The fair willopen at 12 noon each day,end admission will be free.Members of the Woman's

Auxiliary will volunteer theirservices and pre-ticket saleswill be held beginning Aug. 4.

Tickets instead of cashwill be used for all thebooths.

Dinner will be served Sat-urday under the direction ofdifferent churches in theareas.

Saturday, the 16th, will beBoca Raton Auxiliary Day butthe auxiliary will be in atten-dence every day.

All civic organizations areinvited to participate andfrom the booth proceeds, one-half goes to the hospital fundand the other half may beused toward pledges from theclubs to hospital rooms.

Deane Bush is in charge ofcivic contacts. Bob Stine,Chamber of Commerce mana-ger, is assisting him.

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Boca Raton NewsPublished on Friday

165 E. Palmetto Park RoadPhone 521 ! or 9005. If no answer phone 6-52 74

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

Helen Murphy, Office Manager

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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.

Boca Raton

Visitor

Dies In SurfAn out of state visitor

died here Monday morningwhile surf bathing.

Fred E. Barnes, 66, of7404 Ambrose Dr., Univer-sity City, St. Louis, Mo.,apparently suffered a heartattack while in shallow waterin front of Boca Raton VillasMotel about 10:30 a.m.

He was with a neighbor,Joseph O'Brien, also of Uni-versity City, and had pre-viously complained of feel-ing "overtired". O'Briensaid Barnes waved his arms,staggered and keeled overinto the water and sank. Hedragged Barnes ashore andstarted applying artificialrespiration.

Mrs. Ruth Neilly, managerof the Villas notified theFire Department. Under su-pervision of Fire Chief JohnLoughery, Barnes was treatedby the recusitator until a doc-tor pronounced him dead.

Barnes was a veteran ofWorld War L He is survivedby a daughter, Mrs. MargeryFaber of St Louis.

The body was shipped toUniversity City. Kraeer Fun-eral Home was in charge oflocal arrangements.

Don Montgomery

Police Academy

GraduateDonald Montgomery receiv-

ed his diploma from the Bro-ward County police AcademyTuesday night at graduationceremonies held at the Plan-tation Country Club, Ft.Laud-erdale.

The course, covering 24 po-lice subjects from first aid tocriminal Investigation, com-prised 200 hours. It wasgiven by the Floirda peace

Through My

WindowBy BEATRICE LANDRY

During the season there is little time for reading but whenthe pace slows down the first thing I reach for is a book. j[read like a greedy child eats candy, making up for busytimes* I've been fortunate in finding many fine books to en-joy but one of the strangest, and possibly most terrifyingone is Nevil Shute's novel, "On The Beach."

I picked it up casually, then couldn't put it down. Every-one should have a chance to read this absorbing story. Oneforgets that it is fiction and has the uneasy feeling thatmaybe it isn't It is a stirring, provocative story of nine cli-matic months in the lives of people who can foresee theirown end!

Dealing with the atomic age, it is a shattering novel, notrecommended for youngsters or the faint hearted. It could bea blue print of things to come and everyone concerned aboutthe future of the human race feels the paralyzing punch ofits characters. Reading, it is hard to remember that it is nottruth for Shute's strong story telling magic has the compul-sion of reality and as a world warning it carries a terrifyingimpact.

Reviewers say, and I agree, that it should be read by everythinking person and that if you don't read it you're not onlymissing a notable emotional experience but (also) ducking aresponsibility.

The noted author and critic, J.C. Furnas has this to sayabout it. "'On The Beach' is extremely important. I wishthat every voter and every member of every cabinet, legisla-ture and general staff in the world would read it under theinfluence of a catalytic drug making sure that every cell inhis brain soaked it in indelibly." Strong words indeed, butit is a strong book, a compelling one and really makes onewonder . . . could it . . . just could it possibly happen thatway . . .?

PriesmeyerTo OpposeB.F. Sundy

Ralph D. Priesmeyer,Seacrest Lane, DelrayBeach, filed as candidate forcounty commissioner fromDistrict 4, last week. Hewill oppose Ben F. Sundy,incumbent, Democrat, forthe $8,000 a year post

Neither candidate had op-position at the filing dead-line, Tuesday, for the Sept.9 primary. The run-off willcome in the November gene-ral election.

Priesmeyer, a developer ofresidential and commercialproperty, has been a resi-dent of the district since1946. He is a graduate of theUniversity of Missouri, wherehe combined engineeringwith business and public ad-ministration.

He is a past president ofthe Chamber of Commerceand is currently an office!and director. He is a memberof the Kiwanis Club, theSeacrest Swimming Associa-tion. During World War II,he served overseas with theamphibious forces.

Pri«*smeyer and his wife,Martha, have four children,Tinka, 15; Andy, 10; Jim, 6,and Fred, 2.

Officers Assn. under theDepL of Education. Instruc-tors were Capt. Frank H.Ridenour, Jr., Broward Coun-ty Road Patrol, and Lt. JohnJ. Sherlock, F t LauderdalePolice Dept.

Graduating in the class of24, Montgomery plans to goon to advanced courses inthe police field.

Roth FilesFor SchoolBoard Post

Walter Roth, painting con-tractor, filed with the clerkof the circuit court, Monday,as a Democratic candidatefor the Board of Public In-struction, District 3. HaroldTurner, Democrat, Boca Ra-ton, filed for the same postlast week.

Leslie G. Thompson ofLake Worth, Republican,and Richard Carpenter, LakeWorth, Democrat, joined Rothand Turner as candidates forthe office, now held by Mrs.Elizabeth Hand who will notrun again for the post.

Roth, a native of Nebraska,is a member of the Thiemefamily here, pioneer resi-dents, and came to DelrayBeach to live 23 years ago.He attended State TeachersCollege at Kaerney, Nebr.He and his wife, Ida ZiebelRoth, live at 222 N.E. 22ndLane. They have three child-ren.

Roth served on the DelrayBeach 'city commission forfour years and was mayor on€term. He is a past presidentof the Delray Beach Chambetof Commerce and the CivitanClub. He is past chairmanof the March of Dimes, hold-ing that position for overthree years; co-chairman*ofthe Florida District JuniorCivitan committee; lieute-nant governor of Zone 5,Florida District Civitan In-ternational; past director ofthe Gulf Stream Hospital As-sociation, serving for fouryears.

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First Model

Is CompletedThe first modal home has

been completed in the att-ractive new Boca Raton Sq-uare subdivision. Built byOceanaire Construction Co.the model is located at 914S.W. 6th St.

There will be a grand op-ening this weekend, July25-27th and the public isinvited to inspect this threebedroom, two bath 1650square foot model designedby the Lester Avery Archi-tectural firm of Ft. Lau-derdale.

Furnished, the interiordecorating is a brand newconcept in color blendingwith built in equipment andfixtures being highlightedthrough the use of colorcontrasts. The resultingcolor scheme will make iteasy for homemakers to turntheir home into true Floridaparadise at extremely lowcost.

The heavily wooded lotsprovide a picturesque set-ting for this model home.

The subdivision is beingdeveloped by Keating ofFlorida, Inc. and all improve-ments are now installed inUnit 1. Most of the roadsin Unit 2 have been cut andsurfaced and pre-developmentprices will be in effect for ashort time.

Adult

Slow- Pilch

LeogueTne second half of the

adult slow-pitch Softballleague got under way Mondaynight with a twin bill. In thefirst game Wentworth Plas-tering pushed home a run inthe last of the 10th to beatDeerfield 6-5. The Boca Jaycees dropped a stubborn BocaJets team 12-8 in the secondgame.

Tonight the Jaycees willplay host to the first halfwinners. The Boca Air ForceBase, while the second gamewill match Deerfield againstDelray.

League Standings: W LWentworth Plastering 1 0Boca Jaycees 1 0Boca Air Force Base 0 0Matty's Cleaners 0 0Delray Beach 0 0Deerfield Beach 0 1Boca Jets 0 1

The Community Presby-terian Church, DeerfieldBeach, Sunday Schoolclasses will meet at 9:30a.m. for all ages.

This will be the closingSunday for the guest minister,Rev. Dr. Evan H. Bergwallwho, with his family, havebeen living in the manseduring the month of July.

The music for this servicewill be under the direction ofMrs. Edward Melvin, organ-ist.

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Friday, July 25, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5

TEEN TALKby DEANNA BAKER

We had our monthly meetingTuesday evening, The meet-ing was opened with theBible reading by TomolynTarayos.

The Jesters will be at TeenTown August 9th. We willhave a band the second Sat-urday of every month.

Six girls have volunteeredto be on the decorating com-mittee. They are: Marjaneand Karen Hausaman, JanetBaker, Melody Montgomery,Millie Jordan End NorettaRisser. These girls shouldbe at Teen Town Monday, the28th, at 10 am.

The following boys be atTeen Town Monday morningat 10 a.m.: Mike Thomason,Sam Joiner, and Robert Furh-man. They are on the clean-up committee. Any otherboys or girls that wish tohelp, be there Monday morn-ing.

The repainting and re-decorating of Teen Town willstart July 28th. 'it will beclosed the entire week.

After the first of Septem-ber pre-teens will have thecenter on Saturday after-noons. When Seacrest hashome games on Friday even-ings, pre-teens may come.

Five movies have been or-dered. They are: LittlestOutlaw, Aug. 15; Babe RuthStory, Sept. 19; Dumbo, Oct.17; Alice In Wonderland,Nov. 21; and So Dear To MyHeart, Dec. 19.

We will have bowling everyMonday except the 28th. Afternext Monday all interested beat Teen Town at 9:30. The

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After September, the first,there will not be an admis-sion fee at Teen Town ex-cept the night we have aband.

All parents that receivedletters in the mail for chape-roning please send the postcards back after they havebeen filled out.

Sunday morning, Robertand Richard Schlushemeyer,Jim Rutherford and DeannaBaker went fishing on theBetty J. There was a slightcase of sea-sickness butotherwise we all had a nicetime.

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Sunday School will assem-ble at 9:30 a.m. under theleadership of Mrs. VictorPiepol.

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6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, July 25, 1958

- and ad a tout Ho

Barbara Feairheller

Weds Sgt.EstelL PeelMrs. Sue Feairheller an-

nounces the marriage of herdaughter, Barbara Lee, toStaff Sergeant Estel L. Peelon Saturday, July 19.

The ceremony took place inthe Base Chapel at LacklandAir Force Base, Texas.

A reception followed at theOfficers Club.

Sgt. Peel is the son of Mrs,Eva H. Peel, of Pensacola,Fla.

The bride is a graduate ofSeacrest High School and at-tended the University of Flor-ida and was a member of theChi Omega sorority and Alpha

Lambda Delta, honorary fra-ternity. Barbara i s an AirmanThird Class in the Women'sAir Force assigned to thetactical instructor at Lack-land Air Force Base.

Sgt Peel i s a graduate ofChipley High School, Chip-ley, Fla., and attended theUniversity of Florida beforehe joined the Air Force. Heis stationed at Lacklandwhere he is tactical instruc-tor of a basic military train-ing squadron.

The couple will live at 107Neulan Street, San Antonio,Texas.

Cheryle Fubrman Baptised SundayCheryle Melody Fuhrman,

infant daughter of Mr. andMrs. Robert Fuhrman, wasbaptized Sunday in St. Greg-ory's Episcopal Church withthe Rev. James Stoutsenber-ger officiating following the11 a.m. servicei.

Attending the baby weregod-parents, Mr. and Mrs.John Shelter, Jr.

A buffet luncheon washeld at the parent's home,231 N.W. 10th St., after theceremony. Among the guests

were Mrs. Helen Vaughn, Mr.and Mrs. Sheller, Jr., Mr. andMrs. Lawrence Bedell, andchildren Steven and Sandra,Mr. and Mrs. Dan Christon-sen of Pompano Beach, Mr.and Mrs. George Mosher, Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Mina, Mr.and Mrs. Alvin Sheller andMr. and Mrs. John Sheller,Sr.

Also, Mr. and Mrs. HarryCoif ax, Mr. and Mrs. DonaldCoblentz and Mr. and Mrs.Harry Jacobson.

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Mrs. Louis Bruty enter-tained at a luncheon bridgeparty Thursday at her home.

Guests included Mrs. Rich-ard Mann, Mrs. William P.Wright, Mrs, T.A. Sieferth,Mrs. J.W. Kirby, Mrs. GeorgeClemmer, Mrs. Herbert Fitz-gerald and Mra Edwin Mel-vin.

girthsHoly Cross Hospital an-

nounces the birth of a boy toMr. and Mrs. Stanley Craig,Box 815, Deerfield Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. WilliamLochte, Box 1014, announcethe birth of a son at HolyCross Hospital.

Me Curdy''sCelebrate48 th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. J.E. McCurdyof 333 N.E. 23rd Way, Win-field Park, celebrate their48th wedding anniversarytoday.

They were married inCassopolis, Mich., and areformerly of La Porte, Ind,,before coming to Boca Ratonin December.

He is retired from theWholesale Paper Businessand worked out of Chicagofor 39 years. The McCurdysspent five winters in Flori-da traveling all around thestate to find the perfectplace to settle. Both agreedthey've found it here.

SMITTY'S DRIFTWOOD CLUB

S A T U R D A Y N I G H TSWIMMING -DINING -DANCING

MUSIC OF GENE MASON

Searlghts Leave

For SummerMr. and Mrs. Clarence Sea-

right, of S. Ocean Blvd. leftthis week for their annualtrek north.

They first visited a son inHaddonfield, N.J. then goon to Bear Mountain, N.Y.They plan to drop in at theH.B. Ebert's farm, "Robin-gale", in Litchfield, Ohio,and also spend some timewith the Don Youngs, alsoof Boca.

From there they go to S tLouis to see another son andexpect to be back here aroundSept. 25th.

While on their way north,they will play the Good Sa-maritan and deliver somesandbags and therapeutictoys for the Toy Clinic tothe director of MobileTherapy Unit Program in Oi-lando. Mrs. Searight ischairman of the local ToyClinic Chapter.

REALTORS OF

BOCA RATON

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ALLIED REALTY. 275 N. FederalBid?., Phone 4249

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

BENSON REALTY, 501 E. PalmettoPark Rd. Phone 5435.

C CUHRY REALTY, 2 N. OceanBlvd. P.O. Sox 354

Phone 9166.WM. 6AY. S. Federal Hwy.

at 5th Street. Phone 5473.H. D. GATES, 290 S. Federal Hwy.

Phone 9S12ORYAL E. HADLEY. 400 E. Pal-

metto Park Rd. Ph. 8708.D. T. HAHVEY. 210 NW 11th St.

Phone 3311.F. WOODROW KEETON. 2950 M.

Ocean Blvd., Phone 999SLANGLEY REALTY, 230 S. Federal

Hwy. Phone 3669.RAY LASHER. 102 E. Palbjetto Park

Road, Phone 8077I C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 E.

Federal Hwy. Phone 5494.I. MAHIO PETHUZZELLI. N. Ocean.

Blvd Route 1, Box 399Phone 9418

F. BYHON PARKS. Palmetto ParkRd... Cor. 5th Ave. Ph. 9091

EARLE 1: ROBBINS, 40 N. FederalF-.-Y. Phone 9325

J. STUAHT BOBEKTSON. K. OceanBlvd.. Phone 8744.

VINCENT H. SCHWAME, NorthOce.-u Blvd.. Ph. CH 8-1323

I. E. SULUVAN. 153 N. OceajiBlvd., Phone 3100

Wm. I. THOMPSON, J05 E. Pal-metto. Park Rd. Phone 9271

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

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

WEEKS REALTY CO., 100 SouthFederal HWY., Phone 8778

W. N. WEIR & SONS. INC., 1281S. Ocean Blvd., Ph. 5496

0TTO YAHK, 111 E. Royal PalmRoad, Phone 5313.

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Mr. and Mrs, Leo Fox areentertaining her brothers and

sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Zalduondo and child-ren, Celia Ann, Diane Karenand Patricia Lee of PuertoRico and Mr. and Mrs. J .A.Zalduondo and children JaneClay, Barbara, and Lucille ofBronxville, N.Y.

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f l •7 PERSONALLY SPEAKINGMrs. Catherine Edelhoff

left this week for a trip toCanada. She will stop off fora visit at St. Anne de Beau-prie before returning to Boca

Larry Risser, A.A., U.S.Navy, is home on leave fromMemphis. He is the son ofMr. and Mrs*. John Risser.Larry expects to go to ChulaVista when his leave is over.

Happy birthday greetingsthis week go to Frank C.Baltz; Diane Jackson, belatedto O'Reilly Hodowal. Weddinganniversary congratulationsto Mr. and Mrs. J.E. McCurdy.

Mn and Mrs. H.W. Rogersand son Dick are going tospend the month of Augustvacationing in Mexico. Theywill make their headquartersin Mexico City driving to allthe spots of interest fromthere.

Mr. and Mrs. William An-derson and children Jimmyand Myra of Tyrone, Pa., aregu»»ets of her sister andbg er-in-law Mr. and Mrs.r£ yd Campbell. Anotherguest is a nephew, JohnRich, who is visiting forabout two weeks.

Paul Bebout plans to leaveAugust 3rd to join his wifeand family in England andwill return with them byplane?

Miss Lori McConnell ofHollywood is visiting hergrandparents, Mr. and Mrs.F.A. McConnell, WinfieldPark, for two weeks.

Mrs. Elsie Jordan, motherof A. Austin Jordan, and acousin, Harold E. Austin,arrived here Sunday nightfrom Brooklyn, N.Y., tospend about ten days withthe A. Austin Jordans at

their Pine Circle home. Mrs.Jordan is thinking seriouslyof making her permanenthome here.

Pvt. Richard Matteis, U.S.Marine Corps, stationed atJacksonville, is spending theweekend with his parents,Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Matteis,

Incidentally, this would bea good time to wish a happybirthday greeting to JohnMatteis, Jr., whose natalday this is.

Sorry to hear that FrankH. Goetz of N.E. 23td Wayhas been a patient in HolyCross Hospital for the pasttwo weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hazlettare leaving Sunday for theirsummer home in Butler, Pa.They will be back sometimein October.

Negro Stabs

Self In Brawl

Phillip Stevens Negro,was the victim of a selfinflicted knife wound whenhe tripped or fell after beingcharged by Lawrence Alburyreportedly wielding a crowbar Saturday afternoon foll-owing an argument in PearlCity.

Stevens, who said he hadan open knife in his pocket,was stabbed in the leg whenhe landed on the knife.

Albury was arrested by Det.Charles McCutcheon and Lt.Paul Sellers and was heldon an assault and batterycharge, the police report said.

ADULT SLOW - PITCH LEAGUESecond Half

1958

ft •*.' (§ Mon. July 21-7:15 p. „ HOMEv« Wentworth Plasteringvs Tayceeev> Delray BeachVB Jaycees

a Delray BeachM t t C lvs Mattys Cleaners

vs. Wentworth plasteringvs Mattys Cleanersvs Boca Jets

Frl. July 25-7:15 p.m. Air Force Base9:15 p.m. Deerfleld Beach

Mon. July 28-7 :15 p.m. Boca Jetsu, . . . • 9:15 p.m. Jaycees*««• July 30-7:15 p.m. AU Force Base«• *• Aug. 1- 7:15 pjn. Deerfleld Beach vs Boca jetsMon A, A $'. p > m - Wentworth plastering vs Delray BeachMon. Aug. 4 -7 :16 p.m. Air Force Base vs Deerfleld BeachW*H A.. * 2 . 5 p.m. Jaycees vs Mattys CleanersFri A f̂" 2~Z :JfP-m- ««ntworth Plastering vs Boca Jets<•". Aug. 8 — 7:15 p.m. Delray Beach vs Air Force BaseMon. Am, 11 , ! J 5 p < m < J^ees vs Deerfleld Beach"on. Aug. 11-7:15 p. m. Dot ray Beach vs Boca JetsWed.*,, ia 2'J5p*m > Mattys Clean erB v« Deerffeld BeachPri Jru*> *3—7tla p.m. Wmtworth plastering vs Air Force Base" u Aug. 15 - 7 ; J 5 p.m. Delray Beach vs jayceesMon. Aim m 2 , f P i m > Mattys Cleaners vs Wentworth plasteringwon. Aug, i g - 7 : I S p.m. Boca Jets vs Air Force Baseout*1^? %' **". tirat halt w i u p l «y a" winner of the second half In a best 2w>rfl> « « ^ " ' T E A M MANAGERS: Wentworth plastering, George Went-

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Post NamedMilton N. Weir, Jr., presi-

dent of M.N. Weir & Sons,Inc., Realtors, PompanoBeach, has announced ap-pointment of Leonard M.Thomson, as the company'sdirector of advertising andpublic relations.

For many years " L e n "Thomson was creative ac-count executive with Mac-manus, John and Adams, Inc.,Detroit, one of the nation'stop-flight advertising agen-cies and prior to coming toFlorida, served as directorof advertising and public re-lations for the IndustrialNational Bank of Detroit.

ROTARY CLUB HOST TO

DISTRICT GOVERNORThe Rotary Club of Boca

Raton Wednesday will behost to Loomis B. Slater,Governor, of the No. 699District of Rotary Inter-national, who is making hisannual official visit to eachof the 43 Rotary Clubs alongthe East Coast of Florida .Hewill address the local Cluband confer vith PresidentAris J. Smith, SecretaryDale J. Flickinger and Com-mittee Chairmen on Rotaryadministration and serviceactivities.

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Friday, July 25, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adamsof N.E. Third Ave. left thisweek for Detroit where theyplan to visit relatives.

New Members

Join The Ballot

BattalionSeveral new members have

joined the Ballot Battalionrecently with more in the pro-cess. Clubs and their repre-sentatives newly joined are theBusiness and Professional Wo-men's Club, representative, Mrs,Eleanor Bebout; Art Guild, Mrs.Richard Matin; and NewcomersClub, Mrs. William H. Hunt.

Ballot Battalion was formedto make sure that every pros-pective voter is registered,knows the candidates and theirplatforms and to make sureevery prospective goes to thepolls at every election.'

Committees and their chair-men were appointed at a meet-ing this week as follows: Lawsand Regulations, R.L. Honchell;Publicity, Mrs W. P. Bebout,Sr.; Canvasing, Mrs. WilliamHunt; Candidate Information,John Hager, Jr.; TransportationMrs. Richard Mann and Finance;R.C. Fish.

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8 THE BOCA. RATON NEWS Friday,. Iul t 25, 1958

"Kick-Off

Sunday" is

SlatedAt the meeting of the Board

of Stewardship of St. Paul'sLutheran Church held Moadayit was resolved to designateAugust 10th as "Kick-OffSunday" for a fund raisingcampaign. It is planned toenlarge and improve the pres-ent church facilities at 180E. Royal Palm Road at anestimated cost of $6,000.

John Feldmann was electedchairman of the Board. Es-kild Bondesen was appointedspecial campaign co-ordinatorwith Jerry Kleiner as his as-sociate co-ordinator.

Stuart L. Moore, presidentof St. Paul's congregation,announces that a number ofthe men of the church arecontributing their work to-ward the improvement pro-ject, thus effecting a savingsof several thousand dollarson the cost.

Arthur B. Lewis, secretary,states that the work is ex-pected to be completed byOct. 1st.

Toy Clinic

Delivers

400 ToysThe Boca Raton Toy Clinic

has recessed for the summerafter completing a specialrequest for hundreds of moretherapeutic toys.

400 articles were madebetween March 1st to July23rd 1958 by the Boca Ra-ton Toy Clinic and deliveredto: Eccleston Home for Crip-pled Children- Orlando Fla;Palm Beach County ColoredChildrens Home: Florida'sCrippled Childrens Commi-ssion: St. Mary's HospitalWest Palm Beach; School forTrainabie Children-West PalmBeach; Easter Seal Clinic;Royal Palm Center-BrowardCo. Donald Satterlee, Dir-ector of Mobile Therapy,Unit Program Orlando.

These toys were made bya small group of women whomeet each Monday afternoonunder the chairmanship ofMrs. Clarence Searighs. Theclinic will be closed for thesummer. Workers will bemost welcome for the needis great. These toys willbe made again when we openin October.

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Singing a "happy birthday to you" are guests of birthdaycelebrater Richard Edmund at the Silver Thatch Saturdaynight.-Boca News Photo by Bea Landry

l e v . Hawk

Leaves P®r

St. PetersburgThis Sunday morning at the

11 a.m. service, members ofthe First Methodist Churchwill observe the Sacramentof the Lord's Supper and thepastor, Rev. Ernest Hawkwill give a brief meditationon "The Table".

Monday night at 7:30 o'clockthe Official Board of theFirst Methodist Church willmeet under the chairmanshipof Paul Bebout, Jr.

Tuesday morning the Rev.Hawk will leave to join hisfamily which is in St. Peters-burg visiting his mother andfather. After a week thereRev. Hawk will attend theYouth Camp in Leesburg toserve as an instructor for theOfficers' Assembly, and willreturn to Boca Raton, August16th.

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Dick Edmund

Is Party HostDick Edmund was host at a

dinner party Saturday night atthe Silver Thatch Inn cele-brating his birthday.

Toasting the host withchampagne were Michael and"Liz" Regan, Bill and BiliieWatson, Gladys Cole, Josediand Gertrude Finnigan, Tomand Alvine Hammond and Aland Bea Landry.

To become "contented"you need a poor memory andno imagination.

Church Of

The Open D@@r

'The Conditions Of Prayer'will be the sermon topic ofPastor Eastman at the 11 AMWorship service of the Churchof the Open Door.

Harold Menard and AlbertRueb stood as representat-ives of the Church whenJeffrey Blaine McCurdy, sonof Robert and Sylvia McCurdywas dedicated last Sundaymorning. Mr. and Mrs. RichardMenke assumed SpiritualResponsibility, an obligationnecessary in the dedicationservice used by the Churchof the Open Door.

The Married Couples ofthe Church will meet MondayJuly 28 at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Robert McCurdy.

'Deceived People' will bethe message of Rev. Eastman,as Bible Study and PrayerMeeting is held Wednesdayat Noon under the churchpatio. Sunday School is con-ducted at 9:45 AM each Sun-day.

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- . . and stop off to peek into the home of Peter-Peter thePunkin eater . . .

and mo/cos the acuaintance of pretty little Bo-Peep

Royal Couple

Tours

StorylandThe king and queen of the

Summer Recreation Programmade a royal tour of Story-land Friday accompanied byhundreds of their loyal sub-jects. ; Queen Patricia,'Punky' Bradley and KingAnthony Lalli toured the landof fantasy in a several hourfield trip sponsored by thePalm Beach County Board ofInstruction and the City ofBoca Raton.

All the delights of fairy-land and nursery rhymeswere discovered as the youngsters toured the large area.There was Little Boy Blueasleep in the corn, LittleBo Peep, Cinderellas magiccoach, Humpty Dumpty andmany, many other fascinatingcharacters.

There were horses to rideas well as minature trains,fish to watch swimming inthe water.

Charming little 'Punky'with her pixie haircut andscattering of freckles andready smile captured thehearts of all on the royaltour. Courteous, regal,'Tony' Lalli watched out forhis little queen as they wan-dered from exhibit to exhibittaking in all the sights.

All in all, it was a won-derful day, all the youngstersagreed as time came for themto gather in their caravan ofcars for the trip back to BocaRaton.

Next week the group willvisit the Miami Seaquariumon their Tuesday field trip.More than 300 children haveregistered for the recreationcourse, according to JohnHager, supervisor.

This week will mark theclosing of the summer recrea-tion center at the Boca RatonElementary School sponsoredby the Palm Beach CountyBoard of Instruction and theCity.

Following the field trip tothe Miami Aquarium on Tues-day, the youngsters willcompfete their present pro-jects. Over 100 models havebeen finished as well asseveral tournaments. •

Recent winner of the ping-pong tournament was DennisTaylor and croquet winnerwas Peter Schmidt.

Friday, July 25, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9

Story and picturesby Bea Landry

. . . accompanied by the hundreds of loyal subjects . ,..

. . . and climb aboard the magic coach for a royal tour ofStoryland. . .

. then Queen Patricia points out the Three Men in a Tub . ,

, . , and tired but happy, asks her King . . .Wrraf do you wishfor . . another day like this . , / would.

10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, July 25, 1958NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAMENOTICE is hereby given that the

undersigned, under the provisionsof Section 865.09, Florida Statutesof 1951, will rerister with theClerk of ttie Circuit Court, in andfor Palm Beach County, Florida,upon receipt of Proof of Publica-tion of this notice, the fictitiousname, to-wltj

BOCA RATON BLUE PRINT CO.

end that the parti on Interested insold business are as follows:

Dltimar H. Bull a andMildred E. Bull a

whose mailing address is 166 E.Boca Raton Rd,, Boca Raton, Fla.

City of Boca Raton, Co-.nty ofPalm Beach, Florida, this 9th dayof July, A.D. 1958.

To be published: July 11, 18, 25and August 1, 1958.

WILLIAM DAWSON

Dawson Is

New AssociateWilliam Dawson has joined

the Howard T. Keating SalesCompany, it was announcedlast week. He formerly wassales manager for HanleyDawson Chevrolet, Inc., inDetroit, Mich.

Dawson will assist John K.(Mike) Brennan, Heating'svice president, in the develop-ment of "Boca Raton Square"subdivision.

A graduate of GeneralMotors Institute of Tech-nology, Flint, Mich., Dawsonworked for the Argonaut Real-ty Division of General MotorsCorporation, and on the per-sonnel staff of General Motorsbefore his association in theChevrolet Dealership.

He resides in Delray Beachwith his wife and three child-ren.

RichordB|urb@ig

9s Kiwanis SpeakerPalm Beach County Red

Cross manager, .RichardBjurbeig, was guest speakerof the Kiwanis at their Tues-day luncheon meeting.

He emphasized the impor-tance of residents cooperat-ing with local disaster com-mittees as they are in theposition to know and giveproper information and in-structions for safety.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Boca Raton, Florida, upto 7:30 P.M., E.S.T., August 12, 1958, at which tima and place all bids re-ceived will be publicly opened1 and read aloud for the construction of sani-tary sewerage facilities in the Villa Rica section of the City of Boca Raton,Florida, consisting of the following approximate quantities:

810 "In. ft 18" V.C. Sewera3044 lin. ft. 15" V.C Sewers13,622 lin. ft, 8" V.C. Sewers8392 lin. ft. 6" V.C House Connections8 - 15" i 6" V.C Wyes2 8 2 - 8 " x 6" V.C Wyes70 — Sewer Manholes2040 lin. ft. 8" Class 150 Cast Iron Force Mains1 — Railroad crossing1 — Sewage pumping Station

Any bids received after time and date specified shall not be considered.Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or

bid bond In amount not less than five per cent (5%) of the base bid as gua-rantee that the Bidder, If awarded the contract, will within ten consecutivecalendar dayB after written notice be given of such award, enter into awritten contract with the City of Boca Raton, Florida, in accordance withthe accepted proposal.

All work shall be done in accordance with ttie Specifications, which maybe examined at the office of the City Clerk, Boca Raton, Florida, or at theoffice of the Engineers, Black and Associates, Inc., 700 S. E. Third Street,Gainesville, Florida. A set of such documents may be obtained from theEngineers at the above address upon deposit of $25.00 for each set. Uponreturn of the documents in acceptable condition, $5.00 will be refunded.

No Bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after thedate set for the opening of olds.

Proposal shall be submitted in triplicate on the proposal Form furnishedas a part of the Specifications, extra copies of which are available at theoffice of the Engineers.

The City of Boca Raton, Florida, reserves the right to reject any and allbids and to waive Informalities and to re-advertise.

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Publish: July 18, 25;Proof of publication

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Personals

Mrs. Oryal Hadley, with hermother, Mrs. Barth, is spend-ing this week in Detroit. Sheis expected back sometimeover the weekend.

itdttbr Found!A 4% foot rattle snake was

found and killed in the PorLa Mar Monday by A. Drake,of Boca Raton while clearinga vacant lot there.

Drake decapitated the ratt-ler with a shovel and keptthe 12 rattlers as a souvenir.

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Unfurnished but well-equipped: dishwasher,stove, oven, disposal unit,central gas heat, screenedpatio, carporte. Lot 80 x100. Will take back secondmortgage above amount ofbank loan, after a substan-tial down payment Is made.

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Wm. DAY Inc.

900 a Federal HighwayBoca Baton, Fla.

Almost new, 3 Bdm. 2 bath,plus guest room with privateentrance, refrigerator, awn-

# ings, many extras, reasonable.Owner transferred. BOCB 4307.

(528-33-P)

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FOR SALE3-0ne and Two BedroomDuplexes - Furnished.Will sell individually oras a group. Call owner -

8733 after S p.m.

Near New School - 3 Bdrm.home. Excellent condition,

m $13,450.00. First mortgage$9000.00. Will consider 2ndMtge. Call 5591.

416-25BTF

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

RESIDENTIALLOTS

75 X 150 high and dry,no piling required. , In afait-grawing section of* • city. Only $500 downBalance arranged, cat'

Terms. Buy yourno" * * / / • prices are. Vnfy twelve lots

left.

«-N. WEIR & SONS, INC.,Realtors

A1A and Vlo CabanaBoca Reton, Fla.

Boca 5496

REAL ESTATEFOR RENT

Furnished - one bedroomapt., month or year. Nearnew elementary school.Southland Apts., 2036 N.W.2nd Ave. Ph. 7 We 3-2105.

(551-35B)

Furnished apartment, closein, yeady rental. $75.00monthly, ph. 9418. (543-34tfB)

NEW HOME at 138 NW 9thSt., 2 Bdrm. Fla room; un-furnished, $105 monthly. Lgelot, walking distance to town.Look at it and call R.S.Pascal, Boca 8060.

(523-33tfb)

Available soon. New oneand two bedroom apartments.Furnished or unfurnished.Near stores and beach. Rea-sonable. Ph. 4357.

(520-33-B)

For Rent: Apt. for 2. Fur-nished. Downtown section.See J.C. Mitchell & Sons, 22S. Federal. Ph. Boca 5494.

(529-33-B)

For Rent: 2 bedroom house,stove & refrigerator, walkingdistance to town. Reasonable.Ph 5623. (562-35B)

Attractive one and two bed-room Apta. Easy walkingdistance. Furnished or un-furnished. Yearly rates. Payweekly or monthly Phone9435, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 290W. Palmetto Pk. Rd.

415 25BTF

Fumidied - Lovely spaciousone and two bedroom Apts.Beautiful location near town.Refined clientele. Ph. Boca5777. (501-31BTF)

One and two bedroom Apts.by year, month or week.Summer rates. SouthlandApts. 2036 NW 2nd Ave.Phone 7-We 3-2105.

410-24TFE

New 3 bedroom, 2 bath,Fla. room. Unfurnished$130.00 monthly. Yearly lease.Winfidd Park Ph 4212

(563-35P)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED CHANGES IN ZONINGORDINANCE NO. 2S3 OF THE CITYOF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA.

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

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat tho City Conxnistlon of theCity of Boca Raton wlU hold apublic hearing at 7:30 P.M. In th«City Hall at Boca Raton on th*12th day of August, 1958, whichday i s more than fifteen day a fromtt» data of tho posting of thisnotice, to consider and take actionen proposed amendments and then-

Ses in th« sonlng ordnance of Bocaaton, Florida, in the following

nap set atA. To change the Boning from

R-UA (HeBldsntiol) to R-4(Hotel-Motel) on all that tractof land lying E«»t of SouthOcean Blvd. (A-UA) deseiibsda* follow at The North 882 featof the South 982 feat of Govern-ment Lot 1, Beotlon 28. Town-ship 47 South, Rang a 43 East.

For public examination a cepy oftha proposed ordinance to effectouch chance of *onin* Is on file inthe office of the dty eleifc.

Posted by order of the d t y Com-mission in throe osnspiouous platenwithin the City, including the CityHall, this 23rd day of July, 1958.

Wm. H. Lamb, CityPublish: July 25, August 1, 19SSProvide Proof of Publication

HELP WANTED

LICENSED - RN - Practicalnurses and nurses-aids forgeneral duty. Preferablyfrom Boca, Pompano Beach,Deerfield area. Must haveown transportation. Apply95 7 S.E. 19th Ave., Deer-field Beach.

227-15BTF

Night Watchman, apply atCastro Convertible. (544-34tfB)

tiezd Estate Salesman want-ed. No experience necessary.Contact Tropic Isle Realty,Inc. 3405 S. Federal Highway.Delray Beach, Fla. Ph. CR6-7436. (540-34B)

Wanted — Man with extensionladder to put six shingles onmy roof. Immediate payment.Lillian Williams, 301 1stAve., Boca. (552-35P)

Large house to be torn downand moved in Boca for thelumber. Area must be cleanedContact Box 1297 BoyntonBeach (561-35P)

Ladies—Beauty is our Bus-iness. Why not make it yours?Avon Cosmetics offers a goodearning opportunity to womenwho cannot work full time.No experience necessary.Write P.O. Box 1101 W.Palm Beach, Fialgive streetand mailing address.

(565-35B)

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

1953 Harley Davidson 165.Excellent running condition.$175.00. Ph. 4477.

Do you own Jewelry . . Came-ras . . Paintings? Do you knowwhat it would cost to REPLACEthem? INSURE them, and let USdo your worryingl call 8621 —W.P. Bebout insurance Agency,701 North Federal. (566-35B)

For Sale: 17 ft. Chris Craft95 horse motor. Also trailer.$1,000.00. Ph. 5847.(557-35b)

Double bed, box springmattress, dresser. Wroughtiron lamps, coffee table, andend table. Ph 8458.

(560-35B)

Motorcycle, 1950 Harley.For sale-reasonable. PhoneBoca 9405. (564-35B)

TRANSPORTATION

Secretary living in Boca areadesires ride to and from Del-ray - Monday through Friday,"9 to 5 " - Share expenses.Phone Delray CR 6-4761;evenings, Boca 4246. (554-35B)

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE U 'hereby si Ton that the

undersigned under tha provisions ofSection 865.09, Florida Statutes.1957, will register with th* CircuitCourt, In and for palm Baach Coun-ty, Florida, upon receipt of proof ofpublication oT this nottea, the flotltloua run* to-wit)

THE MBS8MKR CONHTHUCT1ONCOMPANY

and that th» p s t o intweeUd in saidbusiness la as follows!

Bos 4S fBooo Raton, Florida

Publish! July 4, II, 18, 35, 1956.

Friday, July 25, 1958 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11.

SERVICESAVAILABLE

CARPENTER and paintwork. No job too small. Ph.Boca 5678. (465-28tfB)

Lawn work by reliable whiteman. References. Call CR6-7377.

431-26TFB

R O O F I N G

For QualityRoofing and Service

Call onM & M ROOFING CO. Inc.

Ph. Boynton 4101PO box 694 Boynton Beach

(40-4Btf)

Re-upholstery work doneGuaranteed reasonable. Ph.Boca 5159. (491-30B)

Bookkeeping services, even-ings and Saturdays. Ph. 9595.

(553-35,36.37,38B)

Painting - - -Average house $100Average roof cleanedand painted, $80

PHONE 8994for free estimates

H.R.COLFAXLOCKSMITH

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Universal TV andAppliance*, Inc.

210 N. FEDERAL — BOCA 903O

Car washing and polishing.House window polishing. Be-low average ratea Ph. 8281or 8328. (558-35P)

WANTED

WANTED: Hoae for darlingkittens. See Caroline Thomas- or Twnem - 125 No. Fed.Hwy., Deliay (559-35B)

NOTICE i s hereby flven thattho undarstaned. under tha provisionsof Section 865709, Florida Statutesof 1951, will register with the darkof tha Circuit Court, in and for PftaBeach County. Florida^ upon reeelptof Praonrpubtfeaiion onStaaatttathe fictitious name, to-wit!

KOLOKAMA T.V.and that tha parties interested Insaid business are as follows)

LESTER WARMKEwhoso mailing addraes i s Box 316City of Boca Raton, County of PalmBeach, Florida, this 16 day of July,

To ba published:July If, 25, Aug. 1,8, 1938

REAL ESTATEFOR SALE

3 bedrras, cbs, Vfc yr. old,$11,800.00. Must sell, smalldown, buy like rent. DonRoop, Winona Lake. Ind.

(554-35.36,37B)

CHATHAM HILLSNew 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Fla.room, garage, large utilityroom,lovely neighborhood. Op-tion to buy if desired. PhoneWE 3-5230 (555-35,36,37B)

3 bedroom, two bath, SeaviewAwnings, drapes and wall towall carpeting. Central Heat-ing. Winfield Park, 2200 N.E.3rd Way. By owner - Ph.5645. (556-35P)

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REALTORS

275 N. Federal HighwayBOCA RATON.. TEL. 4249

Legal Notice

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED CHANGES IN ZONINGORDINANCE NO. 253 OF THE CITYOF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA,

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

NOTICE IS HEREBY* GIVEN thatthe City Commission at the City ofBoca Raton will hold a public hear-ing «t 7: 30 P.M. In l i e City HaU atBoca Raton on th« 12' day of Aug.,1958. which day i s more than fif-teen day* from oie date of the posVIng of this notice, to consider andtake action on proposed amend-ments and changes in the zoningordinance of Boca Raton, Florida,in the following reapers;

A. To change the zoning from M-2(Industrial) to R-l-D (Residen-tial) on all that part of theBoca Raton Aiiport lying Wettof the El Rio Canal and Northof the South line of Section 13,T 47 S, R 43 E. and North ofGlades Road ana tying East ofSeaboard Airline Railway thatIs now zoned M-2.

For public examination a copy oftha proposed orotnan.ee to effectsuch change of a>ning Is on file inthe office of the City Cleric.

Posted by order of the City Com-mission in three conspicuous pieceswithin tha City, Including the CityHaU, this 8 day of July, 1958

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

PtfcUahi July 25, Aug. 1, 1958Furnish proof of Publication

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED INSTALLATION OFPAVEMENT ON N. E. 8TH STREETBETWEEN THE FEDERAL HIGH-WAY AND THE DIXIE HIGHWAY,BOCA RATON, FLORIDA.

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

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat tha City Commie aton of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida, willhold a public hearing on a resolu-tion by tha City Commission where-in the Commission has determinedtha necessity of Installing pave-ment on N.E. 6th St. between theFederal Highway end Dixie High-way, Boca Raton, Palm BeaahCounty, Florida, according toap educations, plan* and ooatestimatee on file in the office oftha Engineer; providing far assess.menti against abutting propertyand other matters pertaining Aera-te, on the 12th day of August19 S», In the City HaU at 7 t »P.M.,: which date i s more thanthree days from the Bnat public*,tlon of Ins notice, for the purposeof hearing objections to said pro-posed Improvement a.

Wm. H. Lamb, City ClerkPublish: July 25, Aug. 1, 1958provide proof of Publication

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE Is hereby given that fca

undersigned, under the provision*of Section 865.09, Florida Statutes,1957, will register with tha CircuitCourt, in and for palm Beach Coun-ty, Florida, upon receipt of proof ofpublication oT this notice, the fio>titious name to-wit;

HENRY CONSTRUCTION COMPANYand that the party Interested In »«idbusiness i s a« follows:

Haniy ToblwBos 485Boon Raton, Florida

Publish! July 4, 11, IS, 25,1958.

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12 THE BOCA RAT >:T NEWS Friday, July 25, 1958

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