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VOL. 1 NO. 36 Boca Raton, Florida, Friday, August 3, 1956 Price

A 1918 Dodge Victoria is the mode of trans-portation for the youngsters of the SummerRecreation school as they visited the JamesMelton Autorama last week on one of theirfinal week flings. The driver of the car is

director John Hager. Left to right in the carare Eetty Anderson, Dana Mucci, Dick Pool,Andrea Peschi, and David Hill. Fran Hagerlooks on and the entire group watches from thebalcony..

Summer Recreation ProgramWinds Up With Gala Week

r Travel, fun and adventure high-lighted the Boca Raton Recrea-tion Program for last week. OnMonday, approximately 35 child-ren, accompanied by DirectorsJohn Hager and 'Betty Anderson,made a complete tour of Africa,USA, as guests of the manage-ment. Boys and girls from 6 to16 were excited by animals andplants native to the "Dark Conti-nent". Prom the safari, which

"Rinded through herds of animalsroaming at will, to the boat ridedown simulated tropical rivers, toa geyser spouting 100 feet ormore through the air, there weremany thrills and chills experi-enced by each individual.

Tuesday, several mothers andfriends provided transportationfor 79 children to James Melton'sAutorama. Beginning with thecyclorama of America the

^-^pautiful, continuing with aguided tour past the antecedentsof the modern automobile, climax-ed by a ride on what is probablythe world's oldest bus, the en-tire group was treated as royalguests by Mr. Holloway and hisentire staff.

On Wednesday, more parentsfriends provided transporta-

tion and assisted Directors JohnHager and Eetty Anderson in a

afternoon at Storyland in_x>mpano Beach. The 74 childrenpresent relived their favoritenursery rhymes as simulated byStoryland, enjoyed their favoritefides and refreshments andmingled with clowns of fairyland.For the above entertainment, theSummer Recreation Program isequally Indebted to the manage-ments, the parents who providedtransportation and assistance intrnaperoning the children, and thecity fathers who financed the ex-peditions.

Thursday, some 65 childrenenjoyed games, prizes, and re-freshments at the Annual Field

Day of the Summer Recreation!Program held at the Boca :RatonSchool. Prizes and dofiStiofiswere provided by Aifar Creamery,Kwik-Chek Stores, .Western. AutoStore, Dale's Pet and GardenSupply, Boca Raton Pharmacy,Clifford St. John, Boca Raton 5& 10 Variety Store, and Dave'sGrocery. Dorothy Parker andDick Pool reigned as queen andking for the day.

Last Thursday the SummerRecreation Program ended witha picnic and swimming at theBoca Raton beach pavilion.

During the summer there wereapproximately 150 children be-tween the ages of 6 and 16 regis-tered in the Summer RecreationProgram. The program averagedbetter than 60 children spendingapproximately six hours per day,in activities ranging from picnicsand pet shows to educationaltours and Red Cross swimminginstruction. Individual people towhom the program is indebtedare far too numerous to mentionin this space, but the directorsspecifically want to emphasizethe importance of such co-opera-tion to the success of this typeprogram. Aside from the parentsand friends the program is madepossible through the joint co-operation of the Palm BeachBoard of Public Instruction andthe Town of Boca Raton. Direc-tors John Hager and Betty An-derson wish to take this meansof conveying their thanks andappreciation for the above assis-tance and to hope that each par-ticipant e njoyed the SummerRecreation Program.

SERVICES HELD HERE

FOR F.H. GARRETSON

Services were held Tuesdayafternoon at the Boca Raton Cem-etery for Furman Hall Garretson,58, of 634 N.S. Third Ave., BocaBaton, who died suddenly at hishome Monday following an ex-tended illness. The AmericanLegion Post of Boca Raton heldspecial graveside services.

Mr. Garrets on, a resident ofBoca Raton since 1944, camefrom Pennsylvania and was amember of the Methodist Church,American Legion Post of BocaRaton, and an employee of theBoca Raton Club for 12 years.

He is survived by his wife,Mrs. Ruby Garretson, Boca Ra-ton; mother, Mrs. Sadie Crissy,Philadelphia, Pa., and sister,Mrs. Mae Garretson of Pennsyl-vania.

Scobee Funeral Home, DelrayBeach, was in charge of ar-. range ments.

Much Needed SpaceAcquired for Boca School

The Boca Raton EnterprisesCorporation has again, in a spiritof cooperation with the town, forthe good of the town, made, ac-cording to Austin Jordan, secre-tary-treasurer of the corporation,a considerable financial sacri-fice for Eoca's children.

This summer, Eoca's teen-agers received from Boca RatonEnterprises a free five yearlease on a recreation center.

This week, the corporationagreed to rent an entire buildingto the Palm Beach Board ofPublic Instruction for use as ajunior high school.

Clifford St. John and Council-man Melvin Schmitt journeyed toa School Board meeting in WestPalm Beach last Friday, wherethere was a somewhat heateddiscussion over the over crowd-ed condition.

A minor clash which endedwith better understanding allaround occurred when CliffordSt. John, president of the PTA atBoca Raton, and ?vfelvin Schmidt,a city councilman here, appearedbefore the board with the com-plaint that "we have been grow-ing faster than any other area inthe county, and you have not keptup with us down there."

Schmidt wanted to know how theSchool Board proposed to handlethe problem of teeming enroll-ments at Boca Raton, since nonew building had been done inthe area this summer.

• 'We had children on the stageof the gymnasium last year," hesaid.

Superintendent Howell L. Wat-kins denied with some heat, theallegation that 1B had not keptup with things in Boca Raton,and explained that the four port-able classrooms were in nextyear's budget, and could be erect-ed in a short time.

" I know you have a bad situa-tion down there, and you haveone of the two new buildings onthe priority list for the nextstate money we get for buildingpurposes. But this School Boardhas to consider problems all over

Boca's Priest ArrivesTo Get Acquainted With Town

Yark and Lasher Named

To Planning Board

The Town Council has appoint-ed to the Planning and ZoningBoard for three years each, Ottoyark and Ray Lasher.

A most personable and ex-tremely welcome newcomer toBoca Baton is Father DavidHeffernan who has been, assign-ed to head the new Boca RatonCatholic Parish.

Father Heffernan arrived inBoca Tuesday and plans tospend the next two months get-ting acquainted before begin-ning his official duties October l .

Father Heffernan was discharg-ed from the Air Force only a fewdays ago after having served fiveyears. He served part of his ser-vice time at Edwards Air ForceBase in the California desertwhere the flight test center islocated. While at Edwards, hebecame the . first clergyman topass the speed of sound.

Before entering the service,Father Heffernan was at theCorpus Cristie Parish in Miamiand served in Hollywood, Fla.,

for ZV2 years. He was born inMiami and educated at the St.Mary's School in Baltimore. Hewas ordained in Miami in 1945.

Father Heffernan put in partof his service time in FrenchMorocco where he rode the hun-dreds of miles of circuit as hevisited all the radar stations.

He is the son of Judge Reffer-nan who has been in the CivilCourt in Miami for 30 years.

the county, and some of them are:just as bad as yours," Watkinsasserted.

St. Jolin entered the discus-sion with remarks that the play'area at the 73oca Baton School'was not sufficient, and that thecafeteria set-up was not suffi-cient.

"As for the portable buildings,I don't know whether they wouldmeet our building code or not," :

he said."Well, they have been meeting

building codes all over thestate," Watkins said, "and thiswas the best solution the boardcould come up with until we 'can buy a new site and get a 'new school down there." !

Schmidt then discussed a pro-posed plan to rent some apart-ments for school rooms next yearat Boca Raton. Although the 1School Board had turned down a Isimilar proposal earlier, theterms Schmidt reported were dif-ferent than those first offered,and the board promised to lookinto the matter carefully.

On Monday, SuperintendentWatkins visited the Garden Apart-ments and at that time reachedan agreement with the Corpora-tion on a yearly rental of §4,800. •

Alvin Sheller, vice president ;of the Boca Baton Enterprises ;and Austin Jordan stated, "This !is a far lower rental than we :would ever consider for anything 'but a civic project for the better-ment of Boca Raton. ;

At a meeting of the Palm Beach \Board of Public Instruction onTuesday, shortly after finalpassage of a budget of more than$10 million for next year, theBoard voted unanimously to pro-ceed at once with plans for hold-ing a bond election to authorizea SiO million bond issue.

Time of the election was notmentioned in the motion, but in-:dividual board members havesaid that it may be held at thetime of the presidential electionthis fall.

Details of the procedure forlaunching such an election areto be worked out immediately bythe board.Henry O. Earwood, vice chair-

man, in making the motion, saidthat the recently-completedschool plant survey had confirm-ed the fact that the schools ofthe county will be in a desperatesituation within five years unlessa bond issue is passed.

Earwood stressed that no fundsare in sight from any other sourceother than a local bond issue forbuildings that are needed al-ready, and will be needed evenmore in the next few years.

In an unusual move, ChairmanGeorge W. Slaton, who does notvote on motions except in caseof a tie, asked that his name beplaced on the record as votingfor Earwood's motion: to get thebond election rolling.Earlier in the meeting the need

for additional school buildings inthe county was illustrated by anaction of the board in authoriz-ing School Supt. Howell L. VVat-kins to rent some remodeledArmy barracks in Boca Raton as

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,ge 2 THE EOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 3, 1956

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CBMCI Have"Weekly Meeting

CBMCI (Christian BusinessMen's Committee International),Boca Raton unit, held theiiweekly meeting on Monday at thehome of Alvln Rediger, 2 50 N.W.Fourth St. The following mem-bers were present: William Stein-haus, Henry Warren, Ehard Alm-strom, John Rediger, RobertMackenzie, Joe Riley, Bill Mor-gan, Alvin Rediger, Bill Mit-chell, Jim Ruff, Buz Pool, andSigfred Nelson. John Redigergave the opening prayer and readScriptures. Committee reportswere read.

William Steinhaus, chairmanof the CBMCI Boca Raton Unit,was welcomed back from histrip to the West and North. Billind Mrs. Steinhaus first went toDallas for two weeks and visitedwith their daughter and son-in-law who have just graduatedfrom a Christian MissionarySchool and have been assignedto do missionary work in Mexi-co.

The CBMCI is planning anotherouting to be held around LaborDay.

Refreshments were served byMrs. Alvin Rediger.

The next regular meeting willbe held at the home of HenryWarren on S.E. 6th St., Monday,Aug. 6-

Local Man DiesOf Heart Attack

John M. L'Eouyer, 55, who re-sided at the Dixie Highway Trail-er Park, passed away July 25 at (the Good Samaritan Hospital. He1

had suffered a heart attack.Mr. and Mrs. L'Ecuyer have

been spending their winters inBoca Raton for the past nineyears. Their summer home isLake Placid, N.Y.

Besides his wife, Violet, Mr.L'Ecuyer is survived by twobrothers, Paul L'Ecuyer of Cana-da and Jim Page of Boca Raton.

Mop and Broom Sale

Planned 3 Days in AugustA door to door broom and mop

sale by the Lions Club will beheld Aug. 22, 23 and 24. Thebrooms and mops are all manu-factured by the blind of theState of Florida. The proceedsof the sale will be used for sightconservation and civic improve-ment.

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Dean of MiamiBible SchoolTo Speak at Boca

The Bible Conference Groundsis enjoying the ministry of Har-vey Moon, Dean of Miami BibleInstitute, during the summermonths at Boca Raton. IraLee Eshleman, president of theBible Conference, secured thiscapable and experienced Chris-tian teacher to carry on the workwhile he is traveling in the inte-rest of the Conference during thesummer in the Northern states.

Mr. Moon teaches the YoungAdult Bible Class, speaks atthe regular Sunday services at11 a.m. and 7:30 P.m., andbrings the Bible study at theWednesday night prayer service.

Mr. Moon stated that he has akeen interest in the work at theBoca Raton Bible ConferenceGrounds and considers it a realprivilege to share in the minis-try during the absence of Mr.Eshleman.

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Lions ClubHears Paint Talk

The Lions Club, at their regu-lar meeting Monday night, enjoy-ed a most interesting talk byArthur H. Mohrhusen of the Brun-ing Paint Co. Mohrhusen spokeon business and salesmanship.

Three new members were add-ed to the Lions Club roster.They were Prank Liberty, ValBrennan and Al Rueb.

Teachers ReceiveSwim Awards

Mrs. Trudy Borchardt, Mrs.Marion Wentworth, Larry Risserand John Olsson have receivedtheir certificates as water safetyinstructor.

Mrs. Lulu Belle Weiss, Red• Cross instructor, conducted theclasses at the Delray Beachpool.

Senior Life Saving badges wereawarded the two boys.

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PresbyterianChurch Activities

Sunday morning in the Com-munity Presbyterian Church inDeerfield Beach, the classeswill meet at 9:30 under the di-rection of William A. Brown,general superintendent.

The regular preaching servicewill be held at 11 a.m. with Rev.William A. Motter as guest min-ister. Rev. Motter is associatepastor of the Grandview Presby-terian Church in Glendale,Calif. Dr. Motter, a graduate ofPrinceton Seminary, spent about30 years of his ministry as pas-tor of the Kenmore PresbyterianChurch, Kenmore, N.Y.

On this Sunday, WilliamSweitzer will be the guest orga-nist.

Services next Sunday will beconducted by the Rev. James T.Hayes, associate pastor of theFirst Presbyterian Church inDelray Beach.

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Editorial PagePage 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 3, 1956

Of little value are silver and gold, in comparison with love, thatgift in everyone's power to bestow.—Elizabeth CleEhorn Gaskell

Addresses, Mail Boxes Important

The Jaycees have taken upon themselves». the task of trying to help the town over the

hump to a successful and uncomplicatedcity mail delivery service.

r The Jaycees point out again that many„ people in Boca do not know their correctAaddress. This situation could result in any-

thing but a smooth operation, and they urgeall citizens to check their address with

Engineer Prichard. Even if there is a numberon your house, you have no assurance that itis correct.

In addition, the Jaycees will conduct ahouse to house campaign 'for a sale of mailboxes.

REMEMBER - YOU MUST HAVE A COR-RECT ADDRESS AND YOU MUST HAVE AMAIL BOX IF YOU EXPECT TO RECFJVEMAIL DELIVERY.

^School Athletic"Equipment Here

The school athletic equipmen*as arrived. The $900 cost, al-hough uncollected at the mo-nent, has been pledged.It was pointed out in a Boca

laton News editorial some weeksgo that there was a very real

FJ|eed for this equipment and It Isiratlfying to note that the $900las forthcoming.

Teen Talk

Many Parties Planned

^Record CrowdSees Boca Win

JOver Milwaukee'An all-time record crowd of,577 fans watched Boca Raton'olo Club stop the Milwaukee'olo Club's winning streak withn 8-5 victory at Milwaukee onunday, July 29.

;rt Beveridge, Florida cap-, and Harold Barry (9 goalt) starred for Boca Raton,1 scoring three goals. Georgeer (9 goals) and Jules Romph;oals) each made one goal.•e was a one-goal handicaped on the game, with Bocain at 23-goal strength andraukee rated at 24 goals,'waukee scoring ace. WildYlvjsaker (5 goals), was

tied ftom a scoring spree forfirst time, in six starts. With1 Raton's Barry and OliverLng a brilliant defensive!, Ylvisaker was held to one, but drove dangerously2 three times in the sixthyd.

ports from Milwaukee statesame was one of the fastest3d there and the crowd wasin a frenzy for all six chuk-

By JOLENE MUCCIA variety of activities have

been planned for this week-endand the following week.

Tonight, Friday night, thebuilding will be open for an In-formal get together. It will beopen the usual hours, 7:30 to i lp.m.

Saturday afternoon we willhave our regular matinee movie,starting at l o'clock.

A scavenger hunt will be thehighlight of Saturday nights af-fair at the Teen Age Center.Everyone is to meet at the Cen-ter at 8 p.m. and you will begiven your assignment. Theteen-agers will go out in groupson the hunt and the first groupreturning with all their itemswill receive a prize. So let'sall be there at 8 sharp to leaveon the scavenger hunt.

Monday night we will have ourregular weekly meeting startingat 8^00. The by-laws and Con-stitution of the Teen Age Centerwill be read at the meeting Mon-day night. After the meeting thebuilding will be open for an in-formal get together until 11.Speaking of Monday nights, wewant to, thank' again the KiwanisClub of Boca for taking care ofMonday nights and supplying uswith chaperones. We really appre-ciate it very much.

Wednesday evening the buildingwill be open for an informal gettogether. We would also like toset this night aside for a "bowl-ing night".

A skating party is scheduledfor this Friday night at the San-ford Roller Rink in Ft. Lauder-dale. All those planning to go,

be at the City Ball at 7 p.m.sharp. You can pick up permis-sion slips at the Teen Center.

Saturday night, Aug. 11, weare going to try something diffe-rent. We are going to have arecord hop instead of playingthe jukebox. So if you have somereal good records bring themover.

From Our Readers1 Raton News:le Teen Age Center shoulde itself more attractive to17 to 19 group and sbwuld

5 more parental support.ley should ^encourage ath-

puu activities such as having! girls baseball team as in thisly and age the American civili-

zation Is far behind that of allall other countries. They shouldwork with civic organizations tohave swimming meets during thesummer. A lot of these! thingscould be made easier if they hadmore support of the parents andcivic officials.

', Richard,

SPACE ACQUIRED

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classrooms for next year. Thebuildings will cost $4,800 peryear, but will provide six newclassrooms, a library and aclinic, and will make unneces-sary the building of four newportable classrooms, planned forBoca Raton this year.

The rental units may also re-lease two portable classrooms al-ready on the Boca Raton site, andWatkins mentioned the possibilityof moving these units to Carver,in Delray Beach, in order to avoiddouble sessions there next fall.After discussion, however, it wasagreed that it might be better tcleave them in their present loca-tion until after the start ofschool.

"They might need them rightthere," said Watkins. "Boca Ra-ton is growing so fast there is notelling what will happen downthere."

Watkins also reported that fold-ing tables, to be placed in thegymnasium at the Boca RatonSchool, will solve the shortageof cafeteria space for the pres-ent time.

Eleven persons were present,in addition to the School Board,for the public hearing on theschool budget for next year, butonly two questions were askedand no objections raised.

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GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS-Newfound Gap, the half-way stop inthe drive across this beautiful national park, is a crowded placethese days.

Cars from throughout the eastern states fill the parking area andfar down the mountain side as their occupants get out to exclaimover the breathtaking beauty of the view. On a clear day they cansee great peaks 75 miles away rising out of the smoky haze that al-ways hangs over the mountains in this southernmost end of theAppalachian chain.

Traffic is much heavier in the Smokies this summer than ever be-»fore. Ascending'to the-Gap, there is a steady stream of automobiles 'coming down the mountain and it is almost impossible to go morethan 30 miles an hour upward, because of the long line of carsahead.

But who would want to go any faster? This is a deep forest ofgiant trees that rise up out of mountainous terrain, cut through bythe Oconaluftee and Little Pigeon Rivers as well as hundreds oflittle streams, all flowing down over rocky beds.

Fishermen try their luck in the clear, sparkling streams and atalmost every side road parking area (and they are numerous), pic-nickers stop'for lunch or supper. Some hardy souls even camp outovernight.

If they have any fear of a hungry bear paying them a visit in the # *night, they show no signs of it, although within a half mile, a bearmay be already raiding the trash cans holding the refuse of earlierpicnickers.

And no matter how often people are warned and how many signsare posted, they continue to treat the bears as if they were in thepark especially for their benefit to photograph and admire. Lastyear, only about 16 persons were injured by the innocent lookingbruins, and it is a wonder that the number was so small.

Every time traffic jams up or stops ahead, one knows that it isbecause a bear is out on the highway and he is being photographedand watched by as many as 50 or 75 people.

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Travelers, who fail to cross the park, do not know what they aremissing. The panoramic views, the long drives through shadedroadway around sharp cliffs and the cool mountain air are highly re-freshing, especially to those coming from flat country.

For those who are timid about mountain driving, it may be com-forting to know that the highways are wide and well marked.'.

Hog Eye Holler is a real place! It is the name of a business es-tablishment over in Townsend, Tenn., and one. well worth visiting.

Mr. and Mrs.CD. Wallaceopened HogEye Holler fiveyears ago,prompted bythe fact thatthere werequantities ofold fashionedantiques inhis family.

The Wal-laces have col-lected house- Hog Eye Hollerhold goods, guns, books, old documents, wagon wheels, jugs usedfor you-know-what and anything else they could get from the moun-tain people. They have collected every item themselves directly -no dealers nor auctions.

Hog Eye Holler is a treasure trove of mountain life. So much sothat the Wallaces have decided to turn their place into a museuminstead of a store; howeves, they are still selling and if mountainantiques are what one wants! the Wallaces have the'm.

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At the Gulfstream District Women's Golf Association low nettournament, Mrs. Bea Goldin, Hollywood concentrates on sink-ing a crucial putt. Watching, from left to right, are: Mrs. EvelynParker, Ft. Lauderdale; Mrs. June Ravett, West Palm Beach;Mrs. Nan Kenniston, Hollywood; Mrs. Hazel Pults, Lake Worth;Mrs. Norma Bartlett, Hollywood; and Mrs. Dot Downey, WestPalm Beach.

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Gatlinburg, Tenn., at the west entrance of the Smoky Mountains,is teeming with activity. Visitors by the thousands flock here andthe motels, hotels and restaurants, which fill the main street, arefull all the time.

Malcolm and Fana O'Neal, N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach, marvelover the way Gatlinburg has grown just in the years that they havebeen coming here. . '• •

Their summer home is on the river, next door to that of J.B. andLucille Evans, N. Swinton Ave. also, who have been coming to Gat-linburg for about 17 years. The Evans and her mother, Mrs. S.A.Maples, arrived last week from Murphreesboro to spend the rest ofthe summer in Gatlinburg.

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"low net tournament" partici-pated in by more than 80 mem-bers of the Gulfstream DistrictWomen's Golf Association.

Women golfers from BelleGlade, West Palm Beach, LakeWorth, Delray Beach, PompanoBeach, Fort Lauderdale andHollywood teed off, starting at8:30 a.m., and wound up theday's activities with a luncheonat the Boca Raton Cabana Club,

"at which time prizes were award-ed.

Winners and scores of the fourclasses were: Championship —Mrs. Julius Peglow, 77, Ft.Lauderdale; Mrs. E.V. Breiten-back, 79, West Palm Beach; Mrs.Leo Graber, 79, Ft. Lauderdale;Miss Sandra Lambur, 79, WestPalm Beach; and Mrs. H.S. Rig-gins, 79, Lake Worth. Class A -Mrs. F.J. Fellows, Jr., 76, Ft.Lauderdale; Mrs. Leonard Bart-lett, 80, Hollywood; Mrs. O.G.McWhorter, 80, Belle Glade; andMrs. John Disch, 80, West PalmEeach. Class B - Mrs. Phil Nix,78, Hollywood; Mrs. F.A. Bab-bitt, 80, Hollywood; Mrs. AlKushin, 82, Pompano Beach, andMrs. J.L. Goldin, 84, OrangeBrook. Class C -- Mrs. CharlesL. Laurie, 79, West Palm Eeach;Mrs. H. Ben Adams, 79, DelrayBeach; Mrs. Otto Zimmerli, 81,West Palm Beach; and Mrs. An-drew Gurke, 83, Hollywood.

Following the tourney, Mrs.L.F. Engelhardt, associationpresident, expressed her thanksfor the "highly enjoyable tourna-ment and the fine course andservices provided by the BocaRaton Hotel and Club."-The next meeting of the Asso-ciation will be at the PlantationCountry Club on Friday, Aug. 10.

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By Maxynne Se/cf/er, National Training DirectorMany women get marvelous results from Stauffer in 60-days. And it's possible to obtain desirable results in evenless time. However, every woman's figure is different andthe time involved depends on the number of inches youmust lose. After all, what took years to put on can't betaken off overnight!One wonderful thing about Stauifer is that the time it takesto sum down is largely up to you. It's the number of visitsthat counts and you may come in as often as you want.On your free courtesy visit one of our highly-trained figureconsultants will analyze your figure . . . tell you how longit will take to achieve the figure you want. Come in andsee why Stauffer is the world's largest slenderizing chain.

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age 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 3, 1056

Woman's Vage

Personals[ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Coggin,prest Haven, are vacationingin Daytona Beach. Cindy isstaying with her uncle and aunt,Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Coggin.

Kathy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Yilllam Day, celebrated her[sixth birthday Thursday with apaity at her home in Boca VII-as . Her young guests enjoyedjames and re&eshments duringthe afternoon.

Charles Buchanan and histraining Union staff from thepiist Baptist Church of Delraypeach will be at the Boca Bap-jist Church to organize thejraining union here, according;o Eev. parrott.

Mr. and Airs. John Mitchell andlaughters Doreene and Karen oftoca Villas returned home last

/etinesday after spending four/eeks with Mrs. Mitchell's par-nts, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Con-leis in Truinansburg, N.Y.

"Save The Only EyesYoa Will Ever Have"

DR. P. A. M e RILLOptometrist

127 BOCA RATON RD.

S>HONE 9498BOCA RATON

FLORIDA

Miss Carolyn Gehiinger ofAudubon, N.J., is the houseguest of Miss Patricia Troxell.

Dr. and Mrs. R.C. Dayton,2120 N.S. 4th Ave., have theirgrandson, John Dayton of Al-toona, Pa., as their guest. TheDaytons have visited in Califor-nia and Washington, D.C., thissummer.

BPW MembersTo Attend Meet

Several members of the BocaRaton Business and ProfessionalWomen's Club will attend the dis-trict s meeting in Riviera Beachon Aug. 8-

Mrs. Harriet Gates lias beenappointed chairman of Interna-tional Relations for district s.

Luncheon AndSwim Party Plans

The Newcomers Club will havea luncheon and swimming partyat the Driftwood Club on Wed-nesday, Aug. 8. at noon. Lun-cheon will be served for 51.50and swimming $1.00- There willbe cards in the afternoon.

Reservations should be madeby calling Mrs. LeRoy Leechat Boca Raton 8305.

Keep Florida Green

HARDR1VESPAVING

STREETS- PARKING LOTS -- DRIVESPhone Delray — 4567

Pine Crest Day CampFlorida's Finest and Best Equipped

(for boysand girls, age 5 to 15̂

New Directors ;Thomas Lamar and Andrew Kruse

New Personnel:

College-trained, experienced, and competentleaders have been selected because of theiroutstanding abilities as well as their keeninterest in children.

New Program :

A full well- rounded program has been plannedwhich will include swimming, arts andcrafts, active sports, rainy day activities,play activities, and educational trips.

Hot meals in the school cafeteria and transportation byschool bus and station wagon (Boca Raton to Hallandale),are included.Overnight and week end campers' will be accepted.

A Complete Summer School Program

Is OfferedCamp opens Camp closesJune 11 August 17

For bulletin and information callFt Lauderdale - JAcrkson 2-5173

or - JAckson 3-62641515 East Broward Boulevard

Liberty - BoneEngagement ToldBy Parents

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Liberty,N.W. 22nd St., Boca Raton, an-nounce the engagement of theirdaughter, Carole Lillian, toMarion Carlton Bone, DelrayBeach. He is the son of Mr. andMrs. Boyd Bone, 143 N.E. SecondAve., Delray Beach.

Miss Liberty, a graduate ofHampstead, N.H., High Schooland Coronel Modeling School,Miami, Pla., is employed as abookkeeper at Adams ChevroletCo. in Delray Beach. She is amember of the Beta Sigma Phisorority, Boca Raton chapter.

Mr. Bone graduated from Sea-crest High School, served threeyears in the Armed Forces andis employed by his father atBoyd's Body Shop.

Plans are now being made fora September wedding.

Newcomers ClubHave Outing

The Newcomer's Club had amost successful outing last weekwhen more than 50 people turnedout for the picnic on the beach.There were many games playedarid a song fest.

Prizes for the game competi-tion were won by David Scott, inthe men's division; Miss AlbinaEsposito in the competition forthe men vs. women, and the wo-men alone by Mrs. Leon Wolson.

The children attending alsohad many games and were award-ed prizes. Butch Hager, Lee andTom Weaver won prizes.

All newcomers to Boca Ratonare urged to attend the.Newcom-er's Club and get into the swimof things.

Mrs. Harry Machie

New MYF CounselorMrs. Harry Machie Is the new

counselor for the MethodistYouth Fellowship group whichmeets on Sunday evenings at theMethodist Church.

A special program on the Meth-odist Youth Fund was held lastSunday evening. A sandwich sup-per and recreational hour werealso on the program.

Seacrest High School

Principal Guest SpeakerRobert Fulton, principal of

Seacrest High School, will beguest speaker at the MethodistChurch Sunday morning.

Rev. Elton Powell, the minis-ter, is teaching a course at theOfficer's Assembly, MethodistYouth Camp in Leesburg, Fla.

Sou th federal' High* ay,

MISS CAROLE LIBERTY— Hank Cohen ohoto

Airline andSteamship

Reservations

BOCA TOURSW. J. Dygan

(WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE

75 S. Fed. Hwy.Phone Boca Raton S488 f

DR. THOMAS M. SHOAFOptometrist

204 East Atlantic Ave. Delray Beach Phone 6672

RED'S NOVELTY SHOPSEA SHELLS, SOUVENIRS, NOVELTIES,

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Winfield Park Shopping Plaza - N. Fed. Hwy,, Boca RatonPhone 9373 - Free Delivery

CLASSIFIED ADSFor Classified Ads Call Boca 9U05

M I L ESTATEFOR SALE

BOCA VILLAS, 3 bedroom, 2-bath house. Has G.I. mortgage.Payments $62 a month. Will sell

Hrrrished or unfurnished. 334N.E. 5th St. (218-36.37B)

WATERFRONT LOTBY OWNER

75j x 143' WATER FRONTLOT LOCATED IN 3OCARATOH PARK. PHONEOWNER, BOCA RATON8301. (193-30tfB)

k # Opportunities

100 shares Boca Rank Stock$3100. Purchasers interestedphone 5346. (206-34,35,36,37B)

HeSp WantedWANTED: White woman to live0, take care of children. Lighthousework. Nice home. Phone forinterview Soca 8921. (205-34tfE)

leal EstateFor lent

TWO, LOVELY, newly decoratedEfficiency Apts., on InlandWaterway, in Deerfield Beach.$70 Per mo., yearly basis. PhoneBoca Raton 9330 or 5289. (219-36B)

"Office space for rent. Secondfloor over Rexall Drug, PalmettoPark Road. Reasonable. Phone5546- (207-34,35,36,37F)

For SaleHisceltaneous

Moving to California. Will sacri-fice furniture, 2 bedrooms, din-ing room, and several rattanpieces. Phone 9554. (220-36B)

Friday, August 3. 1956 THB BOCA RATON NEWS Page

CHURCH

SERVICES

Gas range 40-inch Coloric 4-burner 2-oven with broiler. Per-fect condition. lV2 years old.Eargain. Call Boca Raton 9266.

(212-35tfB)

Lost and FoundParakeet lost. Blue and gray.Very talkative. Named Smokey.Phone Boca 8740. (217-3I3P)

Renting Now- 100 New ApartmentsOne and two-bedr<io<n, furnished or unfurnished,modern throughout with complete kitchens andall utilities. Year round or seasonal and veryreasonable. Walking distance to downtown. Own-

>er operated.G a r d e n A p a r t m e n t s

West Palmetto Park RoadBoca Raton Phone 9435

(496- 22tfB)

Only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES

CHARLES M. DAVYAUDITING ACCOUNTING

INCOME TAX169 E. Palmetto Pk. Road

PHONE 8111

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ofBoca Raton: Royal Palm Road.Rev. Elton G. Powell, pastor.Church School, 9:45 a.m.; ChurchService, 11 a.m. Nursery avail-able for children during 11o'clock service. Methodist YouthFellowship meets Sunday, 7 p.m.,in the Church Hall. Choir re-hearsal, Thursday, 7:30 P.m.

COMMUNITY METHODISTCHURCH: Royal Palm Road.Rev. Hilton G. Powelli pastor.Men's Breakfast, 8 a.m.; ChurchSchool, 9'.45 a.m.; Cb eh ser-vice, 1.1 a.m. Nursery availablefor children during 11 o'clockservice. Methodist Youth Fel-lowship meets Sunday, 7 p.m.,in the Church Hall. Choir re-

BIBLE CONFERENCEGROUNDS. N.W. 4th Ave. IraLee Eshleman, Director. SundaySchool, 9:45 a.m.; Morning Ser-vices, 11 a.m.; Evening Service,7:45 p.m.; Wednesday prayerservice, 7:30 p.m.

COMMUNITY PRESBYTEHIANCHURCH OF1 OEERFIELDBEACH: Sunday School, 9:30a.m., under the direction of Wil-liam A. Brown. Morning worship,11 a.m. Rev. Ariand V. Briggswill preach on the subject,"God In Three Persons".

CATHOLE SERVICES: SundayMasses at St. Vincent Ferrer'sChurch at 8:30 ajn. and 10 a.m.Daily Masses at 7 a.m. PastorRev. John J . Kellaghan. Confes-sions, from 4 to 5 p.m. and 8 to 9p.m. on Saturdays.

ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPALCHURCH: N.W. 20th & 4th Ave.Rev. E.R. Closson, vicar, Sun-day service, 9:30 a.m.

BETHANY PRESBYTERIANCHURCH OF BOCA RATON:Meetings are held Sundays atthe Lions Club on N.W. 4thAve. off Palmetto Park Rd.Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.Classes for ail ages. MorningWctship Services at 11 a.m.Everyone Cordially Invited.Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pastor.

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THIS IS THE 2nd TIME IN 25 YEARS THAT WEOFFER A CHAINWIDE ANNIVERSARY SALE!

THIS IS CASTRO'S 2 5th

NEVER BEFORE have we offered EVERY CONVERTIBLE in our chairs, ottomans, tables.... EVERYTHING is reduced, nothingshowrooms at such REDUCED PRICES. Choose from HUN- is held back. Thousands of fabrics and colors, foam rubberDREDS OF FABULOUS DESIGNS seen only at Castro. King cushions, automatic headboards and footboards are included,size and apartment size sofas, loveseats, sectionals, matching COME EARLY for the best selection.

SOME OF OUR OUTSTANDING VALUES:

As illustrated aboveThe WINDSOR-CASTRO CONVERTIBLELOVESE AT-Choice of 4 Beautiful StylesUse in pairs for distinctive decor.Covered in luxurious fabrics. Modernand traditional designs. Each convertsto a comfortable bed featuring the sep-arate Castrobilt innerspring mattress.Usually $229

$ 139

As illustrated above.The CAPRI-CASTROCONVERTIBLE KING SIZE SOFAOFF-THE-FLOOR STYLING

5 0 Deep button-tufting imparts richdignity. A sofa of great elegance.Converts to a comfortable King sizebed sleeping two, featuring a sepa-rate Castrobilt innerspring mattress.Automatic Headboard.Usually $339

$199As illustrated above;The RIVIERA-CASTRO CONVERTIBLEKING SIZE SOFA-OFFTHE-FLOOR STYLINGConverts to a comfortable king sizebed sleeping two. Separate Castrobiltinnerspring mattress. Automatic head-board.Usually $309

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CASTRO CONVERTIBLE FULLS8ZE SOFA-CHOICE- OF 4BEAUTIFUL STYLESConverts to a comfortable full sizebed sleeping two. Separate Castro-bilt innerspring mattress.Usually $279

$179The NEW WORLD - 1 0 0 % FOAMRUBBER CUSHION LOUNGEOn exquisite wo°d frame, in yourchoice of finishes. Includes twobolsters, choice of fabrics. Convertsto a comfortable bed.Usually $199

$139

The REVOLUTIONARY CASTROCONVERTIBLE DORMETTEMakes every studio couch obsolete. Featuringextra large automatic headboard. Includes sep-arate cover. Converts to a com- . g*. wm g"Afortable full size bed sleeping P i t f 3 Utwo. Matching bolster slightlyadditional. NOW

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$97 JThe VERSATILE CASTROCONVERTIBLE OTTOMANConverts to a comfortable bed or *chaise'lounge. Innerspring mattress. *Extra large automatic headboard.Separate cover included. NOWUsually $99.50

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The MODERNCASTRO CONVERTIBLE SECTIONALSBeautiful simplicity, reflecting your goodtaste. Each Sectional converts' to a com-fortable bed featuring the separateCastrobilt innerspring mattress andautomatic headboard. NOWUsually $199 each

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