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New School ForBoca Raton PupilsFinal arrangements have

been made to add a newschool to Boca Raton. Twen-ty acres for a reported $68,-000 was transferred fromMelvin Schmitt to the SchoolDepartment this week.

Construction is plannedfor a September 1958 com-pletion. The transaction washandled by Henry Warrenof Weeks Realty and BillMitchell as co-broker. Thesite is located north of N.W-20th street between 2nd and5th avenues.

450 Register inBoca Elementary

Expecting to break theattendance record are approx-.imately 450 new and returningstudents to the Boca Elemen-tary School this year. Withregistrations made last Wed-nesday, classes are schedul-ed to start Friday morning.

Students will have a holi-day, Monday, Labor Day andclasses will resume on Tues-day.

4 New ClassroomsAdded at Seacrest

According to PrincipalRobert Fulton, the largestenrollment in the history ofSeacrest High School is ex-pected this year. Fulton saidapproximately 800 studentswill register during the yearand that two hundred fifty-six of them will be fresh-men.

Four new classrooms wereconstructed during the sum-mer, to accommodate the in-creased enrollment, and tenteachers have been added tothe faculty, making a totalof 33. Also, during the sum-mer the gymnasium floorwas refinished and newscience equipment was in-stalled.

A new course in instru-

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PresidentThe Police Benevolent

Association of Boca Ratonheld their election this week,choosing Eugene Lynch,president; Charles McCutch-eon, vice president; JohnLunger, secretary; and PoliceChief W.H. Brown, treasurer,

Purpose of the PBA is tostart a PAL (Police AthleticLeague) for baseball, footballteams, etc, and eventuallytrv to equip a play groundfro Boca children. Also toobtain sick and death benefitsfor policemen and widows ofpolicemen who may be killedin line of duty.

Members of the PoliceBenevolent League are nowin the process of putting outan annual year book with allproceeds to go to PBA andPAL.

mental music will be con-ducted at the junior highschool by Mrs. Louise Rey-nolds. The course will aid inpreparing students for theSeacrest band, as well asteaching them the funda-mentals of musip.

At the high school, Ful-ton said a new course in sec-ond year French has beenadded to the schedule ofclasses.

Many ProtestStreet PavinMany protests were heard

at the public hearing Tuesdaynight in the Town CouncilChamber regarding the pavingof Oleander and HibiscusStreets, leading to the AvisDevelopment in Floresta,

Although the owner, AvisChenoweth, has had somepaving done at her own ex-l ense on the east end ofHibiscus Avenue, propertyowners abutting the disputedproject recorded their protests.

BOCA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERStalking over plans with Principal Paul Matwiyos they prepare for the new school year. Leftto right are: Mrs. Edna Giganti, Grade 7; Airs.,Rose Cormier, Grade 1; Miss Barbara (Bobbie)Jans, grade 5; Mrs. Dorothy Bearson, 8th,math: Principal Paul Matwiy; Donald Robinson,7—8 Science; Mrs. Clementine Brown, 4; Mrs.

Carol McKellips, 2; Mrs. Mary Nesbitt, 2:Jf&n S. Hager, Jr., 7-8 Social Studies andphysical education; Mrs. Ruth Shanley, 7-t8English; Larry Patrone, 6; Miss Jeanne Sus-sieck, 4; Miss Edna Winfield, 6: and Mrs.Betty Parise, 3. Absent from the picture areMrs. Hallie LaRowe, 3; and Mrs. LenoreMartin, 2nd.-Boca News Photo.

Chamber NominationsTo Be Announced Today

The nominating committeeof the Chamber of Commerce,made up of Mrs. EleanorBebout, H.J. Dane, HenryWarren, Spencer Bowen, JackBenham, Max Hutkins andOtto Yark, will announcetheir selection of candidatesto run for the three seats onthe board of Directors, thatwill be open Oct. 1, at theannual membership meetingto be held at Brown's Rest-aurant today at 9:30 a.m.

Any additional nominationsfrom the floor will be takenby the secretary at this time.

Coffee and donuts will beserved and other committeereports given.

Eighteen new membershave joined the Chamberover the last three months.

They are, Boca 1 HourLaundry, Mary Matteis; J. E.Sullivan, realtor; Henderson'sFuneral Home; Chick's Ser-vice Station, Bill Chick;Charles ^apenfus, contractor;Avis Chenoweth, interiordecorator; M. N. Weir fis Sons,realtors; Tony Bongiorno,contractor; Chatam HillsDevelopment; John M. Peter-man, architect; Boca RatonPaint & Wallpaper; Del rayOffice Supply, Andrew Elk-anick; Del ray Beach Auto

Dealers Association; DavidT. Harvey, realtor; Leo'sSilvestry; Miles Construction,Richard Healy; Electrend,H. F. Waite; West BrowardSales Corp., Rene Cooke.

Hearing TuesdayOn New Budget

Tuesday, September 3rdhas been set as the date forpublic hearing in the CouncilChamber, on the proposed newbudget for the forth comingfiscal year.

As a community service,to allow all interested partiesto study it at their leisure,the Boca Raton News printeda copy on page 10 of lastFridays newspaper. One ofthe outstanding features ofthe proposed new budget isthat it reduces the millagerate from 18 to 14y2, an un-usual accomplishment for agrowing community.

Automobile c'nVers licen-ses will be avp in BocaRaton at Brow^ i.s t a r t i n g S e p t e t '•••••••continuing thromonth. All licenses .;.ust berenewed in September.

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Complaints RegisteredTo Stop Construction

Irate citizens registeredtheir complaints against theWentworth Plastering Companyon N.W. 2nd Ave. this week.They stated that they thoughtthe original permit had beenfor a store or office buildingand requested town council-men to stop construction atonce, protesting that thebuilding under constructionviolated the zoning in a B-ldistrict.

H.L. Gallup speaking forhimself and neighbors, de-nounced the area as an "eye-sore" and a hazardous con-dition if a hurricane arose."This is the first buildingof its kind, he said and wedon't want to feel that it cango on."

Ray Leach, across from theWentworth property, backedup Gallup in his protests.Town officials stated that anofficial notification of zoningviolation had already beensent to the plasterer.

Firemen UnderSocial Security Act

Council voted this weekto include firemen in theSocial Security Act. Thiswould allow them to receiveFederal Old Age benefitsand survival insurance. Itwas suggested but not con-iirmed, that this be retro-active to J an. 1955.

E.M. Laird said he was aproperty owner on OleanderAve. and protested the assess-ment because he would receive"no constructive benefits."

A letter was read from Mr,and Mrs. Aschehouy of Man-marac, N.Y; stating that theywould not receive "any bene-fits" and it would be "unfairto require us to pay for pave-ments or water mains we donot need,"

Miles Sheppardj of HibiscusSt. said the "streets we havenow are good and he wantedto go on record as opposingboth the water mains andpaving."

Rudolph Ma] the, chairmanof the Civil Service Boardsaid Hibiscus Street has beenused for many years with notrouble and wanted to knowwhere the authority camefrom for trucks and heavyequipment to move in thereto start the paving. TownEngineer Alfred Amsler saidthe town is checking the

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Registration BooksClose Sept. 6

Registration books willclose Friday Sept. 6 at 4:30p.m. ten days before the re-ferendum date set for theelection, Sept. 17th. Anyoneproperly registered in BocaRaton and who voted in thelast election is qualified tovote in this one.

Many qualified voters whohave not registered may doso before the closing date, forthe special election.

Voters will decide whetheror not they want Boca tochange from a town to a cityand to the city-manager,commissioner form of govern-ment.

Members for the electionboard have been named forthe Sept. 17 special election.Otto Yark was appointedclerk and others named wereFaron Huguinen, Miss MaryJamison, Dick Healy, CharlesFracker, Frank Liberty andCarrie T.Sperry. Sandy Machlewas named as acting deputy.

Sign OrdinanceIs Read In Full

The long, awaited, ofter,disputed, new sign ordinanceof Boca Raton, read in full,all twenty-five sections, atTuesdays council meetingwas passed unanimously byvote of Councilman PaulBebout, Melvin Schmitt andMayor LeRoy Shores. Absentwere Harold Turner and W. H.Herbfeld.

This ordinance regulationsthe size and use of signs,bulletins and was drawn toprotect the safety, healthand public welfare of theresidents.

2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 30, 1957

Summer Filled With Many Interests

Boca Children Enjoy Play

Pre-School Thru Sixth Grade HereF r i d a y , August 30, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3

Acredited with providingsupervised instruction andplay the summer recreationprogram sponsored by thePalm Beach County Hoard of ;Public Instruction in co-operation with the city gavethe youngsters of Boca Ratona happy summer,

Under the direction of JohnHager, Jr. snd Mrs, ^illaBates every sport and re-creation was available, Thelarge groups, numbered atover a hundred, made manyfield trips, some to AncientAmerica, Storyland, AfricaUSA, etc. There were petshows and all types of tourn-aments, Beach parties wereheld Tuesdays and Fridayswith Life Guard Hurt Rogersassisting. Beach picnics tookplace on Fridays and a littlesand in a sandwich didn'tmatter at all to the frolickingyoungsters.

Quiet periods were heldand movies shown. Activitywas balanced between exer-cise and relaxing and manynew skills were learned.Children and parents ratedthe program a great success.'

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The Highland Beach RealtyCo. of Ft. Lauderdale haspurchased 500 acres .of. pro-perty between Ocean Blvd.and the Inland Waterway.northof Boca Raton for $100,000,according to a deed filedTuesday with Circuit CourtClerk J. Alex Arnette.

The property is at HighlandBeach.

Sellers were Car] R. andBeulah Warner of Ft. Lauder-dale.

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A little blue parakeet,feathers bedraggled fromlashing rains decided thatfreedom wasn't what it hadthought and readily acceptedrescue from the hands ofJohnny Johnson of N.E. 12thSt. and Gary Smeidel of N.E.4th Ave, last Thursday afterbeing out in the stormyweather for two days. Theyfound it crawling through afield.

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Col. C. K. "Bob" Young,president and commandingofficer of the academy, said"everything has been builtto meet the most stringentrequirements of the Board ofHealth."

Colonel Young retired fromCorps of Military Police afternearly 23 years of activeservice in the U.S. Army andU.S. Air Force. He is agraduate of the Army MusicCollege, Army Air ForceA d m i n i s t r a t i v e OfficerCandidate'' School and theAdvanced Military .PoliceSchool. He served in the 6thand 3rd Infantries in WorldWar II, ETO, as defense andtraining officer and areasprovost marshal], with ex-perience with military schoolsat Black Fox Military in-stitute as instructor; ORC forthe State of Florida withMilitary Police units; MiamiMilitary Academy as militarycommander.

For the past three years hehas been president and com-manding officer of the FloridaMilitary Academy. He i s anactive member and directorof Shriners Drum- and BugleCorps, lieutenant in theLegion of Honor.

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SHADES OF THE 90'S! BRIDE-TO-BE Flo Jackson posesby an old-fashioned "pot bellied stove," along with hostessesat a recent kitchen shower given in her honor. The stove, bythe way, contained Miss Jackson's gifts! Left to right, areJoan Burlingame, Jo Anne Basso, the honoree/ and Mimi Manson.

Flo Jackson, Bride-Elect,Honored At Shower

Approximately 30 friendsg a t h e r e d around an ol d-fashioned "pot-bellied, stove'to w i s h bride-to-be F l oJackson happiness at a kitchenshower given in her honor,Thursday evening. Scene othe party was the home ofMiss Mimi Manson, N.E. 4thSt., Delray.

Hostesses, Miss JoannBasso, and Miss Joan Burl-ingame, and Miss Manson,fashioned the "stove"containing the honoree's giftsfrom two lamp shades, blackcrepe paper, and rickrack andbuttons. Refreshments wereserved from a table centeredwith a large sheet cake, alsoinscribed with an old-fashione<stove.

Miss Jackson, the daughteof Mrs. Margaret K1 e i b P.Jackson of Boca Raton andDr. Richard Lee Jackson oConway, S.C., will wed JamesMe] ear of Lake Worth Sept.10 in Delray,

Nancy Tarayos celebratedher twelfth birthday with asupper party in her home onAugust 28.

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New hours for the TeenageCenter have been announcedas Tuesday, 7:30-9:30; Fri-day and Saturday 7:30—11 p.m. Friday night will be pre-teen night.

An average of 75 teenagershave attended the Centersince its recent re-opening,according to John S. Hager,Jr, advisor, Hager requestsall parents who are wil]ingto volunteer for chaperoneduty to please call him at5163 or William Prendergastat the Water Plant.

Tentative plans for the7th and 8th grades have beenmade for them to use theCenter during their fortyminute lunch hour on schooldays with the full approvalof the Teenage members.

Mrs. CD. YauchEntertainedBy Daughter

Mrs, Charles D. Yauch,enroute to Ponce, PuertoRico, stopped off in Boca tovisit her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. AlfredAmsler.

Mr. Yauch is supervisor ofa' Soybean Oil processingplant there. While here, Mrs.Yauch was honor guest ata bon voyage party givenWilliam and Mrs. Carl tonSmith, mother and son.

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Editorial Page4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 30, 1957,

Boca's New Charter

It is the inalienable right of the Amer-ican people to vote; pro or con, late orearly, but they can vote. It is as much aright as free speech or free press. But tomany, it has become a habit and they arenot always well informed on the subjectin question.

Like an inquisitive child playing with astck of dynamte, they vote because theyhave a rght, not because they have a cause.And like the child, sometimes it can blowup in their faces.

Take the subject of Boca Raton's newCharter, set for referendum of the people.Questions have poured in from every side,some intelligent, some bewildered, andsome just plain antagonistic. Most of thelatter, when queried, answered that theyhadn't read the new charter but "so and sotold me" this could happen, etc.

The person who knows what he is votingfor or against and knows why, is an assetto any community. The ones who go "byguess or by gorry," just so they can vote,are a clog in the wheel of progress. Each isentitled to his own opinion but it shouldbe an informed one, based on facts. Someone once said, " I may not agree with whatyou say, but I'll defend to the death yourright to say it". That still holds true inAmerica oday.

Say what you want, or think what youwish, but when .you vote leave personali-ties or emotions out of it, vote with thefacts and your own deducions from them,in your mind.

The facts in the new Boca Raton Char-ter are clear, instructive and advantageousto the town. Named as House Bill Number213, under the Laws of Florida, it is anAct to abolish the present municipality ofthe town and make it a city. It providesfor expansion of its present territorial boun-daries and a town that has about doubledits year-round population in the past yearhas to expand somewhere or burst its seams.We want to keep Boca Raton the quiet,beautiful place it is, not a teaming spot ofhouses crowded one against the other orrow after row of apartments and business.To do this, we MUST expand. There is anold law of physics that "two bodies cannatoccupy the same space at the same time".Expansion must come from the west and thenorth, possibly a little to the south and verylittle to the east and the new charter pro-vides for this.

It also contains provisions for violatorsof ordinances and penalties for same whichwould work toward keepng the charm ofBoca Raton as it is and its growth andprogress would be in a controlled manner,not just any old haphazard affair that might

eventually become an eyesore or offenseto surrounding residents.

Certain unintentional errors in the pre-sent charter would be corrected and citizensof the city would benefit by having theadministrative functions attended to immed-ately rather than going through severalchannels and waiting sometime long periodsfor a decision..

One of the changes would be the dateof the Municipal election day from Novem-ber to the third Tuesday in February. Inthis way, we would have access to regularcounty voting machines and not have touse the old "hand" counting way. The ma-chines are easier for everyone, count auto-matically and expedite the whole procedureto the benefit of the city.

The new charter retains the Civil Ser-vice Act which includes all departmentheads and the type of city manager plansuggested is a modified one with no radicalgovernment changes. It is an easing into abetter form of government vastly neededby growing community affairs and popula-tion increase. A manager would have manyadministrative duties and act as a co-ordi-nator between all departments and the com-mission.

The commissioners will be elected byyou and responsible to the people and themanager will be responsible' to the com-mission for carrying out its policies. Thuseveryone will be better informed of thecity's operations and needs.

As a business grows, an assistant is add-ed, and another, until the staff reaches fullforce to handle all the business efficiently;so grows a town. When progress and growthnecessitates a more efficient method of op-erating its business ,than it is time for thevoters to realze that a newer and more effi-cient method of governing is needed if it isgoing to grow in a stablizd manner.

Stablization means economy. If you canbuy a dozen pencils cheaper than a half-dozen, think how much you'd save on agross. The new charter proposes centralizedpurchasing of town supplies and would re-sult in considerable savings to the taxpayers.

Progress has made it necessary for someone to do these jobs, would it not be betterto have one capable person applying him-self to the betterment of the communitythan to hire several new employees whichwould cost more, save less, and still be anadministrative bottleneck? Well, it's up toyou. Only you can decide what you wantfor Boca. But from talking to so many ofyou, I know wise heads in town will notyote without some clear thinking. See youat the polls.

Mather-Smith Bulkhead"onfl ict Still Active

rearing for propertyr Mrs. Charles Mather-, attorney Robert Wuttoned the council thatbulkhead line on the

.auier- Smith site be extend-ed in Lake Boca Raton. Hesaid, in his opinion, thesubmerged land was ownedby Mrs. Mather-Smith.

In face of council's previousobjection, Wutts offered acompromise. He suggested apublic hearing and having theproperty in question extended60 feet and the remainingsubmerged land be conveyedby deed to to town.

Wutts said everyone wouldbenefit that way, There wouldstill be room for boats and anattractive lake contour andthe petitioner would be ableto retain needed land.

Mayor LeRoy Shores asked:"If we grant additional waterfront to a]J owners, wouldwe soon have no Jake?"

Town Attorney Leon Weaversaid that, in his opinion,submerged land does belong-

to the people but the burdenof proving claim and produc-ing dear title is up to theowner and/or attorney. Theconflict was referred to thetown attorney for furtherstudy until next councilmeeting, Sept. 10th.

Boca May Hit

Five Million Mark

Building permits for thetown of Boca Raton totaled$2,669,266 for the first sevenmonths of this year. Pros-pects look good for passingthe five million mark by yearend, Chamber of Commerceofficials stated. Boca est-imated year-round populationis now 4,250 residents.

The new Boca Raton CityDirectory for 19S7 has arrivedand a copy is on file at theC of C office for reference.

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Friday, August 30, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5

Always interested In the history of the American Indian,many interesting experiences have come my way. Stayingnear the Seminole Reservation a few years ago, I graduallymade the acquaintance of several Indians there. At firstthey are very reserved, and often well educated ones pre-tend not to speak English.

As I got to know them, I found they have a delightfulsense of humor and find laughter very easy. Hard working,strong family people, with children their chief pride, theyalso have great dignity.' Strange tales were told about theold days and even some of the present day customs in the"Big Cypress". The story of the Green Corn Dance, tribalpunishments, and tender love affairs kept me enthralled.

I filmed the first Indian wedding arranged according toWhite custom with the bride in a satiny white gown andveil. Her knees were shaking with stage fright until herbridal attendants teased her, causing her to break intolaughter and easing the tension. The bridegroom even car-ried his bride over the threshhold for the reception held inthe mission house. She was slim and tall and stunning asthe legendry Indian princess and the wide shoulders of herbridegroom towered over her.

Now she has several children, but I know she will alwaysremember her wedding day.

Visiting in Cherokee, N.C. I sat in the rain to watch theunfolding of "Unto These Hills". As the shimmering greenback-lights showly rose to highlight the towering trees andthe narrator's, moving voice "In the Beginning was theiWord . . . " I didn't care if the rain had been snow,wouldn't have missed a word for anything. This was real,this, was history. Novelized, true, but close enough to thetruth to have happened in just that way.

Through trickery, many Florida Indians left for untolddisasters. The strong survived and multiplied in the West-ern Areas. But the Cherokees who escaped into the vastEverglades and banded together as Seminoles fought a longbattle with the U.S. Government which just recently ended.

Peace has been signed and they will hold their firstchartered election of officers for the Serninoles of Florida,Inc. Their constitution, adopted by 241 -5 vote, states thateight officers must be elected within 30 days after the rati-fication of the charter and constitution. One representativefrom each of the three reservations and five "at large" areto "exercise the authority contained in the constitutionand by-laws of the corporate charter".

No too well known is the fact that the Seminoles areone of the fleetest, fastest riding- cowboys on any range andtheir cattle herds number in the thousands of top stock.Each family starting with a few carefully chosen cattle,they've bred and multiplied into an unusual number.

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Mary Ann Maher Wed toJerry Boatright Wednesday

In a solemn candle lightceremony, banked by palmsand baskets of white flowers,Miss Mary Ann Maher, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. LawrenceM. Maher, N,E. 5th Ave,Boca Raton, beca-ne the brideof Jerry L. Boatright at theCason Memorial MethodistDelray Beach, on Wednesday.

The Reverend Rembert A.Guy officiated at the doublering evening wedding. Escort-ed by her father, the brideapproached the altar, in anivory satin full skirt, chapelsweep gown with a vee neck,fitted bodice, and point-at-wrist long sleeves. Her veilof French illusion drapedfrom a mantilla of Belgianlace. She carried a showerarrangement of white orchidsand stephanotis.

Maid of honor, Miss MetaSchroedel, of Del ray Beachwore a ballerina length greenchiffon with a darker greencuraberbund. Her green satinslippers and headpiece withshort veil matched her gown,She carried a cascade ofyellow shasta pompons,

C. L. Boatright, of Delray3each, father of the groom,served as best man. Tradit-ional organ music was playedby A. Higgins.

Jack Webb, John Maher andRichard Breeze acted as

ushers.Mrs. Maher, mother of the

bride chose a flower-blue ]aceand chiffon frock with match-ing accessories and wore acorsage of white orchids.

The bride is a graduate ofSeacrest High School and isemployed as a medical secre-tary. The bridegroom alsograduated from Seacrest HighSchool and received his *3. \.degree from Emory Universitywhere he was a member ofthe ^i Kappa Mpha fraternity.

Immediately following theceremony a reception washeld at the uriftwood Clubgiven by the parents of thebride. Mrs. David Guillenpresided at the bride's table,Miss Judy Butts and Mrs.William G, Q'Donne] 1 servedat the punch bowls and Mrs.Tom Feamster was keeper ofthe bride's book.

The new Mrs. Boatrightchose a gray sheath. dresswith black accessories forthe wedding trip to MountainCity, Ga. The couple willlive in Ft. Lauderdale,

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At a noon wedding at St.Joan of Arc Catholic Churchlast Tuesday Miss BettyeJeanne 'Valker became thebride of Judge Robert M.Arnold. The Reverend DavidHeffeman, pastor officiated.

The bride is the daughterof Mr, and Mrs. Frank '.<., .'Valker , A t l a n t i c Blvd.,Pompano Beach and JudgeArnold is the son of Mr, andMrs. W. C. Arnold of Houtz-dale, Penn., -.vho attendedthe wedding.

Given in marriage by herfather, Miss Walker wore agown of hand-clipped leaflace, molded bodice withscooped neckline an.J OueenAnn Sleeves. The bouffantskirt was draped with a silktaffeta cumberbund in a loosebow that reached the lengthof the gown. Her matchinghead dress was a plateaucap of silk taffeta edged withseed pevil s framed with aFrench illusion veil. Shecarried a. nosegay of liliesof the valley and white roses.

Maid of honor, Miss MaryMobley chose a white em-broidered silk organze withmatching headdress andcarried a nosegay of whiteroses and blue tulle.

Best man was William C.Arnold, Jr., of Houtzdale,°enn., brother of the groom.

The ceremony was attended

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Guild Plans PartyMrs, E.H. Jentzen, pres-

ident of the St. Joan of ArcGuild, 3oca Raton, announcesthat a Mexican motif dessertcard party will be held onSeptember 11, Wednesday, 1p.m. to 4 p.m. at the HeerfieldBeach estate of ".Irs. A. L.Heath. Reservations may bemade by calling8245 or 5251.Guild members assisting areMrs. J. P . Brown, Mrs. J.Donovan, Mrs. R. Chisholm,Mrs. \, Grabb, and Mrs. E.Dash.

Is Bride OfM.Arnoldby members of the familyonly find was followed by areception at the Y a n k e eClipper Hotel for severalhundred guests,

*'rs. Arnold received a B.S.degree in Music from FloridaSouthern College in Lakelandand has been employed asBroward County Music In-structor for the past threeyears.

The bridegroom receivedhis B.\, degree from Pennsy-lvania State College and hisLL.B degree from StetsonUniversity. He was recentlyappointed Judge of SmallClaims Courts in BrowardCounty by Governor LeRoyCollins.

After a honeymoon tripto British West Indies, thecouple will be at home inOoinpano Beach.

BPW MembersAttend MeetingOf District

Mrs. Eleanor Bebout, Mrs.Gladys Erickson, Mrs. MaryHowell of Boca 'Raton Bus-iness and P r o f e s s i o n a lWomen's Club and Miss HelenLeonard, guest, attended theDistrict No. 8 Meeting of theB. fis ? . ".'omen's Club atClewiston Inn, Clewiston,last week-end.

Mrs. Helen S. Speed, Dis-trict director, presided atthe board and business meet-ings. The theme of the Work-shop was "Health and Safety."Dr. Joseph L. Selden, of Ft.Myers, spoke on "Health andthe Business Woman."

Miss Dorothy Lee, Staterecording secretary, was thespeaker at the luncheon onSunday. Her topic was "AC h a l l e n g e to the futurethrough Program."

The Clewiston B. andP, Woman's Club, hostessesfor the meeting,

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Avis Chenoweth, one ofFlorida's most noted decora-tors, left Wednesday forPuerto Vallarta,Mexico, whereshe will decorate a new hotelnow being built. Accessibleonly by airplane or by sea,Puerto Vallarta is fast be-coming one of Mexico's mostvisited tourist spots.

Avis will spend three weeksthere ordering native mater-ials and c o m p l e t i n g hersketches. She then plans toreturn to Boca Raton to finishdecorating the Palm BeachTowers apartments and thenhurries to Haiti to completelyfurnish and decorate a newhome there.

She will go back to Mexico,one of her favorite spots,and stay about three monthsworking on the luxury hotel.

Old Fashioned ClambakeScheduled For Labor Day

An old fashioned outdoorclambake, with guests assist-ing chefs at supervising sea-weed steaming of fresh clams,Maine lobsters and corn-on-the-cob, will be staged LaborDay afternoon and eveningby members of the SummerBath and Bridge Club atSmitty's Driftwood Club.

Summer B. & B. Club GeneralC h a i r m a n Mrs, Wi l l i amO'Donnell is in charge ofarrangements for this finalclub event of the '57 season.Assisting Mrs. O'Donnellwith clambake party plansare Mr, arid Mrs. John Lough-ery, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sprott,Delray Reach; Mr. and Mrs.Owen Lee of Lighthouse°oint, Pompano Beach; and"Chief Chef" H.W. "Smittv"Smith, owner of Driftwood.

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ridge, just south of Drift-wood's pool patio, will bethe site of clambake cookingpits, with Mr, and Mrs. RobertCrowe of Lake Worth and acrew of "assistant chefsofficiating. Supervising theflow of "all the draft beeryou can drink" will be B.& B. Clubber Frank Libertyof Boca.

Mrs. O'Donnell has an-nounced that Chef Smith willbe assisted.by several pro-fessional clam openers, toprovide fresh cold clams onthe half-shell as a preludeto the cooked dinner.

The full roster of SummerClub members are scheduledto attend, other than a partyof B. & B. members takingChairman Walter Dugan'sLabor Day cruise to Havanaand Nassau,

Mrs. LePiqueFeted onBirthday

Mrs. Mae Le^ique wa.honor guest at a barbecue-birthday party this weekgiven by co-hostesses MissDorothy LePique and MissLillian Abbott.

Joining the festivities wereRobert LePique, Mrs, CecilAbbqtt, Mr. and Mrs. MaxHutkins and Mrs. FlorenceBrown,

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PERSONALLY SPEAKING

Mrs. Frances Lawson anddaughter Ruth are now set-tled in their new home at 149N.W. 9th St. having movedfrom their home on WavecrestCt.

Mr. and p^rs. C h a r l e sErickson, of 425 N.E. 7thStreet, Boca Raton, had astheir guests from Drovidence,Rhode Is] and, their neice andher husband, Mr. and Mrs.'Villiam Singleton, who wererecently" married and werehere on their honeymoon. Itwas their first trip to Fla,and they were impressed byBoca Raton and hope toreturn real soon.

Charles M. Davy, of BocaRaton, is attending the V.F.Wars Convention in MiamiBeach. He was appointeddelegate from New York State,as he is still a member of thePost there. He i s staying atthe Bombay Hotel on CollinsAvenue. He expects to meeta number .of his friends fromSyracuse and Solvy, NewYork.

Mrs, William Rivers justreturned from an extendedtrip to New England,

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lanflisiand Bobby flew to Pennsy-lvania this week and willreturn before school starts,

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vona anddaughter Eleanor returnedfrom a visit to Rhode Island.Although it rained most ofthe time, they had a fine time,they said,

Tracy Daubenspeck cele-brated his third birthdayThursday by serving icecream and cake to his friends.

LeRoy Clayton, son of Mr.and Mrs. LeRoy Clayton,Boca Villas is spending afew days at camp in Home-stead. LeRoy i s a BocaRaton News Boy.

ahilip Brown and his sis-ters spent the past week atcamp in Homestead.

Jerry Di Gennaro and hisbrother Louis spent severaldays in Miami last weekvisiting relatives, Louis whohas been spending the summerwith his uncle Andy Andrewson N.E. 6th St, and was aBoca Raton newsboy whilehere, will return' to New Yorktomorrow with his father,Gerald Di Gennaro, who flew

here to bring him home,Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schoon-

maker have returned to Bocaafter spending three weeksin New York. They arrived intown just in time to celebrateHelen's (Mrs. Schoonmaker)birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. John A,Miller,Werner C. Miller of Florrisant,Mo., and Miss Margaret Mor-rell of St, Louis Mo., visitedin Boca Raton for the pastweek enroute to Nassau and

' Havana. They will return toBoca for a short stay beforeleaving for'Missouri.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vrchotaand family of S,E. 5th Streetare home after a vacation inIowa where they visitedrelatives.

Mrs. John Hader, Sr., ofAkron, Ohio, and Mr. andMrs, Ernest Arthur and child-ren, of Kenova, ,W. Va,, wererecent visitors at the JohnHager, Jr., home. The Arthursare his sister and brother-in-law, Another brother, Robertand his wife and their child-ren came down from Jupiterto join in the family festiv-ities.

We're going to miss thebreezy, news giving DeerfieldBeach Lion's Club reportsedited by Jim Johnson who'is leaving for California,Thanks for tememberifig us,Jim, and the best of luck toyou out West.

Friends of Mrs. "Bill ie"J albert will be glad to hearthat she is now recuperatingat her home from a recentillness,

Nice to see the Ted Sie-ferth's are back in town.Hopethey had a nice vacation,

Also hear that the CountessD'Oultremont has returnedfrom her annual Europeantrip through France, Belgiumand Italy,

Birthday congratulations gothis week to Frances Spals-bury, Sept. 3; Mrs. C. Hub bard,Sept, 2nd; Craig White, ;Charles McCutcheon on the4th; Lee Vona for yesterday;and Charles Hubbard, Sept.8rh.

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8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 30, 1957

MondaySept. 2

A real '^dream boat" complete with40 horsepower outboard motor willbe the grand prize awarded climax-ing "Fiesta Day" on September 2(Labor Day) at the Cove ShoppingCenter. Tickets for this boat arebeing sold through, the Order ofMoose lodge at Deerfield.

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Sept. 2Developer Bob Sullivan's aim of acompletely planned community withshops, homes, apartments, and socialand boating activities for everyonehas been realized in The Cove atDeerfield Beach. Hundreds cf fami-lies are now settled in this, the larg-est-scale development in the Deer- _ *field area, and the Cove Center is a * *thriving shopping mecca for resi-dents.

Prizes Will Be Offered

Moose Will Celebrate Labor DayWith Barbecue and Parade

Friday, August 30, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS.9'

PERSONALLY SPEAKINGDeerf ield Beach

Fiesta Day Program Schedule1:30 p.m. Parade—Deerfield City Hail to Cove Shopping Centei2:30 p.m. Fiesta officially opens3:30 p.m. Water Skf Show, Cove Yacht Basin3:30-5:30 Midway and Kiddie rides5:30-8:30 Barbecue, sponsored by Deerfield Lions Club7:00 p.m. Crowning of King and Queen of Fiesta8:00-11:00 Dancing and entertainment—midway rides

10:00 p.m. Awarding of grand prizes

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The parade will form atDeerfield ^each City Hall,at 1:30; go east on HillsboroBlvd. to the Cove ShoppingCenter where the Fiesta willofficially open at 2:30 p.m.In the parade will be the

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Far LABOR DAY

•iecorated csrs,Teach 'Hollands ^itedepartment, Stranahan MigliSchool Band, Ft. L?uden!a]e,Fiesta Hay Ooat, Cove bus-iness Men's 'VssocietionMotorcade, and the TJo:upano^each Saddle Club.

Also Deerfield Reach fish-ing °ier float, 'Vilton "lanor̂ sJaycee float, rieerfield'^each Jaycees, Neil son Furn-iture float, motorcade offoreign cars, Crest HavenHomes float, Gulfstres'TTavern calvacade, nure:ite'tomes float, "40 & 8" p t .Lauderdale American Legion,

. Glen Shepard antique Puick,1V.J. Snow float, College°ark '-"states float, and thefloat with the five finalistboys and girls for the

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Dr. William Monty Johnson, brother of S. LambeiJohnson, was guest speakeron Sunday at the Commu-nity Presbyterian Church,A1A at SE 5 th Street, Deer-field in the absence of Rev.Arland V. Briggs, who hasbeen on vacation. Dr. John-son is President and GeneralManager of the Florida Pres-Tiyterial Home at Lakeland,and for the last ten yearshas been minister of theWestminister PresbyterianChurch of that city.

* * *Mrs. Lester Boise was

complimented at her home,128 SE 5th Ave., Deerfield.on Sunday, when her friendsjoined in a surprise birthdayparty. Those present wereMr. and Mrs. A. D. Hayes,Mr. and Mrs. Merrell John-son, Mr. and Mrs. LloydNewman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.Wiles, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. GradyAllen, Mr. and Mrs. OdasTanner, Mr. and Mrs. Char-les Archer, Mrs. Home andMrs. Helen Jackson. In hon-or of the occasion Mrs. Boisewas presented with a newpatio umbrella for their ter-race.

* v *Pastor Robert Rowe of

the Deerfield Baptist Churchflew home to Detroit, Mich.,Saturday to be with his bro-ther whom he hasn't seen in11 years. Reverend Rowewill leave shortly for SouthAmerica, to be gone for sixyears. Pastor Al Grimm ofFt. Lauderdale was in thepulpit Sunday to replace theReverend Rowe.

* * *A reception party was

held at the home of Mr. andMrs. Jack Butler in honor ofMr. and Mrs. James John-son, who left this week forCalifornia. Those presentwere Mr. and Mrs. Dart Car-stensen, Mr. and Mrs. LesterBoese, Mr. and Mrs. ReidHarden and guest, Mr. andMrs. Robert, Mr. and Mrs.Ross Henderson, Mrs. AllenBallard, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.Wile?, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.Sandlin, and Mr. Sandlin'smother.

* * *The Ballard family of

Deerfield have a family re-union scheduled for thisweek end. Col. and Mrs.Charles Harris have just ar-rived from Germany wherethey have been for threeyears. With them is their son

Cisvlr, J. E. Baliard cf So.Laurenceville, Ga., Mrs. J.L. Fincher of Culloden, Ga.,and her sons Davy, Joe anddaughter Juna. Juna is asummer student at Auburn,Ala. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bal-lard Jr., and Jackie and Bet-ty, from. Atlanta, will all beon hand for the occasion.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lit-tle are. happy grandparentsthis week. Their daughterand her husband, Mr. andMrs. C. R. Thompson, flewdown from Ft. Thomas, K.y.bringing with them Pat andBabe, twelve and fourteenyear old daughters, to spendthree weeks in Deerfield.

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10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 30, 1957

You con be sure writer George X. Sand was warm when hedonned this outfit before departing Sunday for Alaska wherehe will spend six weeks hunting and gathering material forstories.

George Sand To ExploreRemote Alaskan Territory

George X. Sand of Deer-field Beach, nationally knownoutdoor writer, will proberemote Arctic and Yukonregions during the comingsix weeks in search of mater-ial for magazine stories.

He left Sunday by plane forAlaska where he will makeheadquarters at Point Barrowand Fairbanks. He will huntpolar and Kodiak bear, walrusand wha'J e with E s k i m oguides. He will visit Sitka,an island formerly held b ythe Russians off the coastof Alaska and he will travelby Alaska railroad whichoperates under extremes of

temperature, as low as 78degrees below zero and 98degrees above. At PointBarrow he will go to theTop of the World Hotel wherewalls are made of ice.

His itinerary has beenarranged by the AlaskaVisitors Association.

Sand has helped makepopular Florida outdoor lifein a number of n a t i o n a lmagazines and other publi-cations.

He and his wife, Phyllis,and their two daughters liveat Deerfield Beach. Both Mr.and Mrs. Sand are photogra-phers as well as writers,

Lions ClubCelebratesLadies Night

Ladies night was the fea-ture of the Deerfield BeachLions Club Tuesday nightat the Sun Cove Restaurant,

A spfcial program was pre-sented by Lion Frank Loveand several awards v/eremade. Last week's meetinghad near perfect attendancewith only seven membersmissing. Members said thatV.I,D. 's were all over theplace and too numerous tomention. The special guestlist ran close to a dozen.

Principal speaker . for theevening was Dr. CharlesRollins. Bob Hammar andLou Lougodeck from theLighthouse Point Lions Clubpresented president, LesBoese with a gavel.

Members announced that thetime is now to get your tic-kets fox the forth-comingbarbecue.

Woman's ClubDessert Party

Twelve tables were filledat the Women's Club desert-card party Tuesday at theirnew club house.

Main prize of a hand madeshrug was won by Mrs. Char-les Koppel, and door prizesv/ere won by Mrs. Al Wakthers,Mrs, Hay Watts and Mrs,CharlesKoppel. Club memberssay they hope to continuethese parties as a monthlyfeature.

Mrs. George Fowler i schairman for the month ofAugust,

BIRTHSHoly Cross authorities have

announced the birth of a sonto Mr. and Mrs, KennethBroome, 5048 N.E. 14th Terr.,Pompano Beach; and a daugh-ter to Mr. and Mrs, WilliamHutchison, 2738 N.E. 13thTerrace, Pompano Beach.

Mrs, Barbara Schnake, andson Jeff left Thursday fortheir home in GJenshaw,Penn. after spending aboutfive weeks with her parentsMr. and Mrs. Bob Morrow ofDeerfieJd Beach.

Registration

At CrowdedDeerfieSd School

The nationwide problem ofinsufficient classroom facil-ities and shortage of teacherswas underscored in Deerfieldon Tuesday when hundredsof elementary school childrenprepared to register for thefall semester.

The first two grades atboth the White and BraithwaiteNegro schools will begin thefall term on double sessionuntil further notice.

The first full day of schoolstarts Tuesday, September3rd.

Negro pupils, who willattend Braithwaite for thefirst time and those who didnot register in June, mayregister between 8:30 a.m.and 3 p.m. The majority ofstudents register before goinghome for the summer vacation.Braithwaite begins withregular classes on Tuesdayalso.

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New Vicar Sets ServicesSt. Gregory's, Boca

Police Chief William Har-rington warned all the civic-minded men who attended ameeting held this week forthe organization of an aux-iliary police and disasterunit, that at least 30 men arerequired to man the emer-gency, police and evacuationdetails, in the event of 8hurricane. Last week onlyeight volunteers turned outat the initial session.

Harrington said that thecommunity would be in direneed of such protection should

high water caused by a hurri-cane strike this vulnerablearea,

The Lions Club has pledgedits support of the plan andhas adopted it as a specialproject. According to Har-^» *"rington many Lions Clury *members have expressed adesire to join the program.^

' Revised schedule of sum-mer services for St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church has beenmade by the newly appointedvicar, the Reverend James C.Stoutsenberger who willoccupy the pulpit beginning

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There will be four week-day services; 7:30 a.m. onTuesdays and Fridays and7:30 and 10 a.m. on Thurs-days.

A special celebration ofthe Holy Bucharist will beheld at 10 a.m. on LaborDay, Sept. 2.

St. Gregory'sTo Greet VicarAn informal gathering of

the parishioners of St. Gre-gory's Episcopal Church tohonor the newly appointedvicar, the Reverend JamesC. Stoutsenberger, will beheld in the parish house onBoca Raton Road from 4 to6 p.m..on Sunday, Sept. 8.

Members of the Woman'sAuxiliary sponsoring theaffair and serving on thecommittee for refreshmentsare Mrs. Francis Ham, chair-man, Mrs. Charles Fracker,Miss Constance Moore, Mrs,William O'Donnell, Mrs.Thomas J amison, Mrs. GeorgeBeigler, Mrs, Salem Munyer,Mrs. William. Light, Mrs. P .J .Brannen, Jr., and Mrs. FrankShober.

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Rev. Eastman'sMother IIIReverend Albert Eastman

has just returned from a hur-ried trip to the bedside of hismother in Fort Belvoir, Va.,who is not expected to live.He was accompanied by Mrs.Eastman and their childrenVickie and John,

They also' visited theirson Richard, a Chief PettyOfficer in the Coast Guardstationed in New York andstopped off for a brief visitwith their son Earle who hadjust completed summer schooland will go into his finalyear of study for the ministryat Princeton TheologicalSeminary.

Rev. Eastman i s pastor ofthe Bethany PresbyterianChurch in Boca Raton.

F r iday , August 30, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11

CHURCH

Sermon TopicRev. Arland V. Briggs will

preach on "An EssentialPrincipal" at the DeerfieldBeach Community Presbyter-ian Church, Sunday, 11 a.m.The music will be under thedirection of Mrs, Arland V.Briggs, pianist, assisted byMrs. Jack Vann and Mr.Briggs who will sing "WhenJesus Lived" by Peery. In-strumental numbers willinclude "Meditatiori' byMorrison and "In a MonasteryGarden" by Ketelbey.

The Women's AssociationCircl e s wil 1 meet next weekas follows: Sept. 2, Circle 4,

-.Mrs, Jack Vann chairman, atthe home of Mrs. W. R. Huck,1580 S. E. 9th St., at 8 p.m.Circle 3, Sept, 3rd, Mrs. L.M. Collins, chairman, in thehome of MissMayb'ellePulling,661 N.E. 1.9th Ave., at7:30p.m.; Sept. 4, Circle 1, Mrs,C. j . Harwood co-chairman,in the home of Mrs. L. J.Campbell, 193 S.E. 19th Ave.,at 12:45; Circle 2, Mrs. R. A.Ahlborn and Mrs. McMullinwill act as hostesses in the

.church at 1 p.m.; Circle 5,Mrs. C. C. Weber co-chairman,at the home of Mrs. NoelBuckstaff, 234 N. E. 3rd Ct.,Boca Raton, at 12:30 p.m.;Circle 6, Mrs, Forrest Rhodeschairman, at the home of Mrs.O. Anweiler, 936 S. E. 14thSt., at 12:30 p.m.

The board of elders willmeet Tuesday evening at7:30.

The Council of SoutheastPresbytery will meet inchurch, Wednesday, at 2 p.m.

Herman SnyderServices Thursday

Herman Carl (Chic) Snyderof Boca Raton died Mondayat his home, 1637 N.E. 30thCt.

Recitation of the rosarytook place Wednesday eve-ning and a requiem mass wasoffered yesterday morning atSt. Juliana's- Church, WestPalm Beach,

Pallbearers were JosephBush, James Ouinn, LeoCarignan, William Tessmer,Dan O'Connell and JosephMcMullin.

FIRST BAPTIST CHAPELPalmetto Park Rd., Morningworship, 11 a.m.; SundaySchool, 10 a.m. Nursery avail-able. B.T.U. at 7 p.m. Even-ing Worship, 8 p.m, '•achSunday. Mid-week prayermeeting, 8 p.m., Wednesdaydhoir rehearsal, 9 a.m., eachWednesday. Pastor, Rev. R.D. Clement

"THE POWER OF AN END-LESS LIFE - BEGINNING !TODAY!" will be the sermcv,topic of Rev. Albert L. R- _.i-man, Pastor of Bethany Dres-byterian Church, meetingtemporarily in the Lion'sClub Building, N.W. 4th'Avenue, directly off PalmettoDark Road. Morning Worshipservice begins at 11 A.M.

Sunday School is held at9:45 A.M. and transportationmay be arranged by callingBoca 5031. °rayer Meetingis held each Wednesdayevening at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Philip Link, 261N. W. 10th Street. Helpfulstudies in the Bible, alongwith fine •Christian fellow-ship, have made the Wednes-day night meeting a growinginstitution. Those unable toattend Sunday services areespecially urged to takeadvantage of this mirl-""eekservice.

Accident VictimServices Held

S e r v i c e s were held onWednesday for James C.Rodgers, 30 year old Ft.Lauderdale service stationattendant, who died Sundaynight when his motorcyclecrashed headon into a pick-up truck.RRodgers died at 11:35 p.m.at North Broward Genera!Hospital, less than an hourafter his cycle collided withthe truck on W, Browanl Hlvri.at N. W. 29th Terr.

Survivors are his wife,Edith Miller Rodgers, 205 F.Sunrise Blvd. Ft. LauderHale,his mother, Mrs. T.R. Sims,Thorsby, Ala; a sister Mrs.Robert' Walker, West Holly-wood; and one brother, Air-man First Class Flmer E.Rodgers, stationed at !:Hne-castle Air Base, Orlando.

Rodgers, born in AlpbP'nsi,moved to Brows rd county Pyear ago from Michigan.

The Rev. Guy Harris, pastorof the First Baptist Churchofficiated and interment wasin Pompano Beach Cemetery.

Funeral arrangements v/erehandled by Kraeer FuneralHome, Pompano Beach,

Mrs. Stephanie E'elles ofAllentown, Penn. is visitinfthe C.P. Messersmith's. Mrs.'Belles, and R.N. and managerof a nursing home, is creditedby the Messersmiths <vithbeing instrumental in savingMrs, Messersmith's life whenshe was very ill, so.ne timeago. _

John Z. Schmidt, D.O.Physician and Surgeon

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BETHANY PRESBYTER.AN CHURCH of Boca Raton

.Meetings are held Sundaysat the Lions Club on N.W.4th Ave. off Palmetto ParkRd. Sunday School at 9:45a.m. Classes for all ages.Morning Worship Services at11 a.m. Everyone cordiallyinvited. Rev, Albert L. East-man, pastor. Rev. Eastmanwill conduct services in HeBoca Raton Hotel and Clubon Sundays from 9? 10 a.m. inaddition to services at theLions Club. Prayer meetings-,are' held every Wednesday at7-30 p.m.

FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH,A Conservative Baptist

Church". One block west,U.S. 1 and Sample Rd , North1

Pompano. Rev. Donald F,Roop, pastor. Sunday School,9:30 a.m.; Worship, 10:45^.m.; Evening, 7:30 p.m.;Wed. Bible Study, 7:30 p.m,Free transportation, callBoca 5954.

COMMUNITY PRESBY-TERIAN CHURCH of Deer-field Beach. Sunday School,9:30 a.m., .under the direc-tion of William A. 3rown.Morning worship, 11 a.m.Rev. Arland V. Briggs, pas«tor.

ST. J6AN OF ARQ CATH-OLIC PARISH: Sunday, 7,9 and 10:30 masses at theCatholic Parish hall, 155N.W. 20th St. Confessionswill be heard every Saturdayfrom 5-6 and 7-8 p.m. Dailymass week days, 7:30 a.m,

except Wednesdays. FatheDavid Heffernan, pastor, andFather Miguel Goni, assis-tant pastor.

BIBLE CONFERENCLGROUNDS: N.W. 4th AveIra Lee Eshlerr.an, Director.Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.Marring Services, 11 a.m.Evening Service-, 7:45 p.m.Wednesday prsyer, service7:30 p.m.

FIRST BAf-'T 1ST CHURCh,DEERFIEA.D: N.E 2nd St.,Rev. G. Robert Rowe, pas-tor. Morning Worship . 11a.m.; Sunday School, 9:45.a.m.; Evening woisHp ser-vices, 7:30 p.m. BTU,.6:30;Mid-week prayer service,Wednesday. 7:30 p ;M.

ST. GREGORY'S EPIS-COPAL CHURCH: BocaRaton Road, 10 a.m., familyservice and church school.Holy Eucharist on first Sun-days; morning prayer otherSundays; mid-week Eucharistcelebrated on Wednesdaysat 10 a.m., unless otherwisespecified. Rev. E. R. Clos-son, vicar.

FIRST METHODIST CH-URCH of Boca Raton, ME 2ndAvenue at 6th Street. Rev.Elton G. Powell, Pastor.Church School, 9:45 a.m.;Church Service 11:00 a.m.Hursery available lor child-ren. Methodist Youth Fellow-ship meets Sunday, 6:00 p.m.m the Church Hall. Choir re-hearsal, 'Thursday, 8:00 p.m,

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Fivst Presbyterian Church,U.S.A. - Floyd.Emerson Lo-gee, Pastor; Miss Joan Lairdpianist. Morning worship 11a.m. at Teen Age Center,West Pathnetto R-1

r12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 30,1957

READYING FOR THE PROTECTION OF Boca School child-ren are Police Chief W.H. Brown, Emil Stender, Ralph Dauben-speck, Detective Charles McCutcheon, Jack Benham, BobPinchuk, John Mitchell, John Mayo and Joe Deveceo as theyspread the green paint and put the stripes on for their "Crosson the Green" project.

Crossing Strips For SchoolChildren Painted by Jaycees

'Vith the safety anH pro-tection of Toca's schoolchildren in mind, Boca 'JatonJaycees started at 7 a.m.Sunday morning and ivorkeduntil after 1 p.m. to completeall the "Walk on the Green"areas.

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Fire Chief John Lougheryhas been handling the jobin the past but expandingduties and town areas necess-itate appointing a fireman tothe position. It would resultin more pay for the extraduties, while allowing ChiefLoughery to carry on his exe-cutive work.

Ike Par riskKiwanis Speaker

PERSONALLY SPEAKING

Ike DHrrish was ^speaker at the 'Civ/ani s lunch-eon meeting Tuesday held atSt. Gregory's EpiscopalChurch Building, .^conventionmanager, he spoke about howconventions are planned, themany details involved for asuccessful affair and how•nany are held in Florida,

Three delegates and threealternates were elected toattend the Kiwanis StateConvention in Clearvater,September 22, 23, and 24th,Named as delegates wereHal Dane, Williatn Sayre andWilliam Hall man. Alternateswere Arthur ""irandi, C0.Messer smith and 'VilliamAdams.

Among the guests were i]a]Waite, Joe Sciuto, ReverendFloyd Logee, 'Robert Beattieand "^ene Cook of B o c aRaton.

Mrs. Doris White and Mrs.Margaret Clough, presentlytouring Europe, are expectedhome late in September.°rivate Craig 'Vhite is sta-tioned at Fort Dix, N.J. forbasic training.

3iJJ and Corinne Y)ahlberga r e visiting friends in Brad-ford, Kane, and r.rie, penna.

Sherry Butcher has beenvisiting relatives in Ohio forseveral veeks while herbrother, r)anny, stayed withIris grandparents in West''aim Reach. They are thechildren of Mr. and Mrs. Johnrlu teller.

Vt, and Mrs. Kn Heslingare planninj a trip to NorthCarolina in the middle ofS e p t e m b e r to attend thewedding of their son, Louis.

".irs. William Hunt travelledby train to California to be•.vith her daughter for a month.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mooer areenjoying the summer on Long,

Island, N.Y. They intend toreturn to 'Vinfield °ark some-tinir in September.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg V. Ottand daughter of Erie, P'enna.have been house guests, forthe past "'eek, of Mr. andMrs. R.L. Janes, fc

Art Blue has returned fio:ifl|"»a two week camping trip nearJamestown, Virginia.

The mother of Mrs. J *Cheriones, Mrs. John Cor-coris and sister Thelma Cor-coris of Jacksonville, are al-ternating visits between theCheriones home in Boca andsister, Mrs. Archie Zapeti3 ,in West Palm Beach. # -

A movie company movedonto the Cosby property thisweek with star Robert Mit-chuin to make " J a c k oim,Diamonds." ^''

''-'ill be nice to see theCosby's back in "Boca.

AYCEE SOFT BALL TEAM which plays in Boca weekly[e left to right, John Hager, Jr., Dr. Harry Sorenson, Bob Good,

Bill James, John Dunster and Earle Moyes. Standing are JimRutherford, Joe De/veceo, Lloyd Mangus and Burt Rogers. Theywill play Boynton Beach Monday night. Missing from the pic-ture are Bill Mitchell, Ken Ellingsworth and Jack Benham.

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Win GameFrom Pompano

Local Junior Chamber ofCommerce team-mates won8—5 in the soft ball game thisweek over the Pompano BeachJaycees. This brings theirtotal up to five wins and onelost.

All games are played atthe Boca Raton Ball Field.On Monday the Jaycees willgo up against the Boynton^each Jaycees at 8 p.m.,weather permitting.

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Circle Dates

The Women's Association |Circles of Community Pres- |byterial will meet the weekof Sept. 2nd as follows: OnSept. 2, Circle 4 will meetin the home of Mrs. W.Huck, 1580 SE 9th St., at8:00 p.m. On Sept. 3rd, Cir-cle 3 will meet in the homeof Miss Maybelle Pulling,661 NE 19th Avenue, 7:30p.m.

Mrs. J. Campbell, 193 SE19th Avenue will be hostessfor Circle 1. She lives at 1 93SE 19th avenue, and themeeting will take place at12:45 p.m. Mrs. . A. Ahl-born and Mrs. McMullin willact as hostesses in the churchat 1 :00 p.m. for Circle 2.Circle 5 will meet at thehome of Mrs. Noel Buck-staff, 234 NE 3rd Ct., Bocaaton at 1 2 :30 p.m.; and Cir-cle 6 will meet at thp church

Barbecue For

Teenagers PlannedTeen-agers getting to-

gether at the final barbecueof the season held at theCabana Club Wednesdaynight for a bit of fun before,school starts were: BettySinram; Paul Ellsworth;Sharon Grill; Vince Fritz;Wendy Francis, Wade Home;Ann Ricketts; Nick Willocks;Millie Jordan and L a r r yMurphy.

Friday , August 30, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13

.Through My WindowContinued from Page 4

The women make the colorful Seminole skirts by sewingthousands of tiny inch squares of brightly colored cloth to-gether forming a harmonious whole. Around their necksthey wear a strand of beads for each year of their age andtheir coifures, of the older generation, are carefully comb-ed over precisely shaped cardboard to a design so oldthe origin is forgotten. Younger, modern Indian girls andboys wear the same clothes as other youngsters, their fav-orites are blue jeans but the girls prefer simple smart dress-es for Sundays and "dress-up" occasions.

It's been a long time and they have traveled a longweary road but their goal is in sight, and I for one, know,they'll be wise leaders with just the light touch of wit tostave off stuffiness. Good luck to them all.

A change of pace took over at the council meetingTuesday night when following a reading of the legal-term-ed, lengthy sign ordinance, Bill Lsimb read the followingletter in a very businesa-like and dignified manner:

Quote: "To the City Fathers of Boca Raton: Twenty-seven years ago an English contortionist was cast ashore,unconscious, near We: ' '->lm Beach, hungry and penniless.On regaining my sc',-•• nade my w.ay to Boca Raton. 1was given food arid Lv..! .ended by a Mr. Zimmerman ofthe Palms Cafe. His little daughter's dog had died that day.Her name was Lucille. I made a box or improvised coffinin my endeavor to comfort the child's sadness and to showwilling for the kindness of her father. I then began to diga large hole, for it was a large dog. I dug about five feetwhen 1 found a piece of shiny rock about 4 oz. I put it inmy pocket saying, "this is my lucky stone". I never lost it,in fact, 1 have just been told by a gemmologist that it is afine piece of Beryl with very fine emerald inclusions. Ifyou are interested, I will point out the spot wher I burid thedog, along with a tin box containing the dog's name andan old bone (Lucky or wishbone) from a chicken I gotfrom Mr. Zimm's colored cook, whose wife had a baby thefollowing day. Probably by now buildings have been erect-ed but 1 could find the spot even today, once I was stand-ing on the spot where the cafe stood.

If my expenses are paid I will find the spot within 24hours of arriving, that is if it s of any interest to you. I havenot told the gem expert where 1 found it (except that Ifound it ab road)"

The letter was signed, mailed and stampd from Eng-land. No doubt the friter was sincere but he certainlybrought a refreshing mood to the spectators and raised allkinds of questions. Anyone for a spade? Or an emerald?

-o- -o- -o-The life of a beauty queen, though ardous, still has its!

fun filled moments. Boca's Dorothy Steiner, Miss Floridaof 1957 arrived in town by whirley-bird and rumor has itthat she will board a National Airlines Plane from Sarasotaand her transportation to the airport will be on an elephant.She leave at 6 a.m. for the Miss America Pageant in Atlan-tic City and one thing I know for sure, just about all ofBoca will stay glued to their TV sets this coming week,winging good wishes and best of luck to the beauteousDorothy,

Vacationing in MiamiThe Misses Dorothy Abbott

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EARLE J. BOBBINS. 40 N. FederalPhone 9325

STUART ROBERTSON. N. OceanBlvd.. Phone 3744.

VINCENT H. SCHWARTE. N. OceanBlvd.. Phono CR 8-1323

E. SULLIVAN. 110 E. Palmetto ParkRoad, Phone 3100

Wm. I .THOMPSON, 75 S. Federal Hwy.Phone ar/1

WEEKES Realty CO., 100 S. FederalHwy. Phone B778

M. N. WEIR & SOUS, INC. 1281 SOcean Blvd. Phoni5496

OTTO YARK, 111 E. Royal Palm HoaiPhone 5313

14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 30,1957 Many Protest Street PavingContinued from Page 1

HELLO, FLORIDA! Members of the special Florida Navycompany are greeted by Great Lakes Naval Training CenterCommander, Captain. A. C. Burrows, USN. Shaking hands withthe Captain is Jimmy Lamb of Fort Pierce. In the rear (1 to r)are Billy Phillips of Lake Worth; Wayne Taylor of RivieraBeach; Ronny Owens of Fort Pierce; Donald Pinder of RivieraBeach; Buck Bailey of Riviera Beach; Jim Brown of VeroBeach; William Burr of Belle Glade; Bobby Osteen of FortPierce; Robert King of Vero Beach. Graduation of the all-Florida company on October 5 will highlight Great Lakes NavyHomecoming's "Salute to Florida" week Sept. 29-Oct. 6.

(Official U. S. Navy Phntoi

Company Will Graduate October 5

Navy Honors FloridaHighpoint for the specia]

Florida recruit company intraining here during the com-ing week will be their class-ification interviews.

These interviews, togetherwith the series of tests takenupon arrival at Great Lakes,will determine the specialtyeach man will follow in hisNavy career.

Entering their third weekof training, the Gators aremaking rapid progress towardbecoming "men-o-warsinen"according to company com-mander Edward C. Landis,quartermaster first class ofKey West, Florida.

The Florida company willgraduate during Great Lakes'"Salute to Florida" week,Sept. 30 through Oct. 7.

Their graduation, on Oct.5, will be part of the summer-Jong open house, Great LakesNavy Homecoming, beingheld in honor of the nearly2,000,000 men and womenwho have trained here.

Each weekend during thesummer will feature a Satur-day morning recruit review

Our First

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INTRACOASTAL LOTLIQUIDATION SALE

Developer says "Sellthese lets" and here arethe under the marketprices . . .1 Intracoastal

lot at $9,0003 Intracc-astal

lots at 9,50013 waterfront lots justoff Intraccastal from$1000.00 to $8000.00

With terms

Compare these lots andprices up and down theIntracoastal - they can'tbe matched.Hurry - they won't last.

Tunison Propertiesof Florida, Inc.

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along with atomic and elec-tronic exhibits, and ship-board visits.

streets. After much discuss-ion, Councilman Bebout movedthat the hearing be tabled forfurther discussion.

In other action, councilvoted to advertise for bidsfor a new police car; Council-man Bebout recommended thatall police cars be plainlymarked as such, reviewed theplanning boards recommenda-tion for sidewalks to be in-stalled in all new subdivis-ions and the denial of therequest for rezoning lots 40-41-42, also the rezoning ofthe area surrounding theFlorida Military Academy.

Council stated that a con-fliction arose in the wordingregarding schools in R-3 andR-4 zones and that an am-biguity exists which shouldbe straightened out and wouldbe worked on. Town ClerkWilliam Lamb announced thatnotices had gone out forvacant lot clearing and re-commended the residents fortheir fine volunteer coopera-tion; read a request fromLucius Jackson, of PearlCity, to include plans for abasketball court and baseballdiamond in the new budget.This was taken under con-sideration for (further study.

grade for proper specification.Mayor LeRoy Shofes said

that as the town expandswestward, hydrants and watermains will be needed foradequate fire protection, andFloresta will need wider

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Return Soon

In a letter received from theD.H. Cosby's, which pleasedus greatly, they plan tr> re-turn to Boca this week endfrom their summer Choir campat Lake Toxaway, N.C. vherethey have spent the last sixweeks,

The choir sang at all therlarge churches in Brevard,i Asheville, Hendersonville,^Greenville, S.C. and Atlanta,

Ga. They also journeyed toCherokee to see the Indiandrama "Unto These Hills"and said they enjoyed it verymuch.

NEWSBOYS for DeerfielciArea. Call in person at BocaRaton News, Palmetta ParkRoad. .

Cancer Dressing•Meeting Sept. 4

Everyone is invited to at-tend the cancer dressing!)meeting sponsored by theFirst Methodist Women'tFSociety, Sept. 4th at 9 a.m.at the church.

"There is still a great needfor old sheets, cases andsoft white cloths and theywill be most gratefully re-ceived," members said.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED EXTENSION OF WATERMAIN ON N.W. 3rd COURT BETWEENN.W. 22nd STREET AND N.W. 23rdSTREET, IN CALDWELL HEIGHTS.BOCA BATON, PALM BEACH COUNTY,FLORIDA.

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTERREST.PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tfcat theTown Council of the Town oi Boca Ra-ton, Florida, will hold a public hear-ing on a resolution by tha TownCouncil wherein the Council has de-termined the necessity ot extendingthe water main on N.W. 3rd Courtbetween N.W. 22nd and N.W. 23rdStreet and approximately 150 feet be-yond 23rd Street according to ape'ciiicatibna, plans and cost estimateson file in the office oi Town Engi-neer,- providing; lor assessments a-gainsl abutting property, and othermatters pertaining thereto, on Sep-tember 10 1S57, at 7:90 p.m. in theTown Hall which date is more thanthree days irom the iinal publicationof this notice, lor the purpose elhearing objections to said dimprovements. & ^ ^

Publish Aug. 30 - Sept. 6, 1957.

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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTIONNotice is hereby given that there will

bo a special Election hold i s thoTown Hall for the Town ol Boca Ra-ton, Florida, en September 17th, A.X>.1957, at which Election will be held aReferendum on Houss Bill No. 213,which is the -proposed s e w MunicipalCharter lor tha. Town oi Boca Raton,Florida, the same being Chapter 57-1144, Laws of Florida, Acts ai 1957become effectire, which Act is en-titled as follows:

AN ACT TO ABOLISH THE PRESENTMUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWS OFBOCA RATON IN PALM BEACHCOUNTY, FLORIDA; TO CREATE ANDESTABLISH A NEW MUNICIPALITYTO BE KNOWN AS THE CfTY OFBOCA RATON, IN PALM BEACHCOnjrSY, FLORIDA) TO FIX AHDDEFINE THE TERRITORIAL BOUND-RIES OF SAID CITY AND PROVIDEFOR AND AUTHORIZE THE EXTEN-SION OF THE BOUKDHIES HEREBY 'ESTABLISHED! TO PROVIDE FOR THEGOVERNMENT POWERS AND PRI-VILEGES OT SAID CITY AND THEMEANS FOR EXERCISING SAME. TOAUTHORISE THE IMPOSITION OFPENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OFHDINANCES: T RATIFY AND VALI-DATE CERTAIN ACTS AND PRO-CEEDINGS OF THE GOERNING AU-THORITY AND OFFICERS OF SAIDCITY, AND TO CONTINUE IT EFFECTTHE ORDmiNCES OF THE TOWNHEREBY ABOLISHED INT SO PR.R ASSAME DO NOT CONFLICT HEREWITH?TO REPEAL ALL LAWS AND OBni.NANCES IN CONFLICT HEHEWlTHrHWJ TO RURTHCT TH1* ADOPTION OFTHIS ACT TO REFERENDUM.

TKis Election is to h» held in ac-cordance with the Ordinances oi theTown of BOOB flaton and the Lawsoi the State of _ Florida, in such case

"̂ A frnrl provided.WITNESS wv hrnid this 27th day

oJ August. A.D. 1957.IOHN L. SHORES, Mayor.

ATTEST:Vm. H. T.RMB. T"'<m C.'er>».Publish! Aug. 30, Sept. 6, Sept. 13.

PUBUCHESOLtTTTON NO. lfi-57

COUNCIL OF BOCA TUTON. «T.OBT.D* PROVIDING FOR THE EXTENSIONOP A WATKH MHW H1.ONG N.W. "\rdCOUJtT BETWEEN N.W. Wnd <\ND ?.!W

FT 1M CHTn«fPTJ HiflHTeSTTtEFT.S. 1M C H T.n .TJ . H i«wn FIHSTHF.H u w n v r m w i e nSESSMENTS A G A W ABUTTWrS PPKRTY, ANT) OTHER MATTERS PER-TAINING THKBETC),

TIB TT RFS.OT.VF.D » V THT TOWRICOUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF BOCA

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Friday, August 30, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15

LEGAL- NOTICES

SECTION 1. The Town Council hern-bv re.sol«e» an'' de lew'nes (lint ii \*necussarv for the public sirle'v and•welfare, that the water mains be ex-tended on the lollawinq streets mBoca Raton; from the existim waterrnmn nn 3r>l Court wssterlv bet-ween"N.W. 22nd Street and N.W. 23H Streetrrnrl cont'nuinq «nn*H ' ttmrnxtmtte1''-150 feet beyond N.W. 23rd Street, inaccordance -with Town speciUe^Hon*.plans and cost ostimatss on file Inih« oilice of thn Town Engineer.

SRCTION 2. That th« cos* o< said ex-tension oi water mains shall "be as-sessed on a {rent inotage basis a-<rairM -property abutting upon theImprovement and that 100 per centX the total cost shall ba borne b rtffa <ftrutfmq property. ,SECTION '3. The Iota! cost oi the

^reposed water mains is estimatedOT follow*: 51.77029.

SECTION 4. The -method oi payment*tiatl l>» "by assessment oi abutting-oroeertv on a prorata iront iootage%aais. Property owners who do not-poy in cash laeiore Ihe commencementoi -work m«v pay the Hen assessmentsagainst their property in live (51eaual annual installments, togetherwith interest thereon at the rate oiH per cent per annum, plus the over-head, legal and administrative costscontingent upon the creation oi liensand assessments.

PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 27thDAY OF AUfiUST 1957.

JOHN L; SHORES, Mayor.ATTEST:Wm. H. LAMB, Town Clerk.

I Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk oi thoTown oi Boca Raton Florida, do,hereby certify that the above Re-solution w a s ordered published bymotion of the Town Council of BocaRaton, Florida, as contained in theminutes oi a Regular Council meet-ing held on August 27, 1957, saidminutes being a part oi the perman-

.ent records oi the Town.Wm. H. LAMB, Town Clerk.

Publish Aug. 30 - Sept. 6.

PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONA RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNCOUNCIL TO ABANDON AND VAC-ATE AN EXISTING UTILITY EASE-MENT IN BOCA RATON HILLS,BOCA HATON, PALM BEACHCOUNTY , FLORIDA.

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

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe Town Council of the Town ofBoca Raton, Florida, will hold armblic hearing on Resolut ion No .15—57 by the Town Council whereinthe Council has determined that i tis desirable and for the bes t interestof the Town to abandon and vacate"an ex i s t ing utility easement l o c a t e din Boca Raton Hi l l s , Boca Raton,Florida, on August 27, 1957, at7:30 P.M., in the Town Hall , B o c aRaton, Florida, which date i s morethan three days from the final pub-lication of this not ice , for thepurpose of hearing objec t ions tosaid resolution.

Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk

Publish: August 16 and 23, 1957

RESOLUTION NO. 15—57

A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNCOUNCIL OF BOCA RATON, FLO-RIDA, TO ABANDON AND VACATEA CERTAIN UTILITY EASEMENTLO.CATED IN BOCA RATON HILLS,BOCA RATON, PALM BEACHCOUNTY, FLORIDA.

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWNCOUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA:

SECTION 1. The Town Councilhereby reso lves and determines thatIt i s desirable and to the b e s t inter-est of the Town to abandon andvacate an exist ing uti l i ty easementlocated In Boca Raton H i l l s , B o c aRaton, Florida, as the Town has nofurther u s e of the said easementwhich i s more fully described a s 1

fol lows, to-wit:

An exist ing ten (10) foot uti l itylocated between L o t s 19 and 20,

Block 5, BOCA RATON HILLS enden ex i s t ing ten (foot) sewer e a s e -ment located along tha easterlyright-of-way line on N. W. FourthAvenue from Lot 20, Block 5, throughLot 19, Block 5, Boca Raton Hi l l s ,In a southerly direction; thencecontinueing in ' a southeasterlydirection through Lot IS, Block 5,to a point 100 feet measured atright angles to the easterly right-of-way l ine of N. W. Fourth Avenuealong this sewer easement, asrecorded in Plat Book 23, Page55, on file with the Clerk of theCircuit Court of Palm Beachbounty, State of Florida.

PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 13thDAY OF AUGUST, 1957,

John L . Shores, Mayor

Attest:Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk

I, Wm, H. Lamb, Town Clerk of theTown of Boca Raton, Florida, dohereby certify that the aboveResolution No. 15—5-7 waR orderedpublished by motion of ' TownCouncil of Boca Rat "1. T̂ ascontained in the minute !,arCouncil Meeting held 13,1957, said minutes b< ..g ofthe permanent records of the t i -wi ,

Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk

Publish: August 16 and 23,1957

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSNAME LAW

Notice Is Hereby Given thatthe undersigned, desiring to engagein business under the fictitiousname of:

BOB & JOHN'S "66" SERVIC-ENTER,

located at 600 North FederalHighway, Boca Raton, Palm BeachCounty, Florida, intends to registerthe said name with the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of Palm BeachCounty, Florida.

Robert T. HigginsJohn P. Rlsser

Leon F. WeaverAttorney at Law

Publish: August 9,16,23 and 30, 1957

Attest:

S/ Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk

I, Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk of theTown of Boca Raton, Florida dohereby certify that the aboveResolution was ordered published byby motion of the Town Council oiBoca Raton, Florida, on containedin the minutes of a Regular CouncilMeeting held on 13th day of August,1957, said minutes being a part of thepermanent records of the Town.

S/ Wm. H, Lamb, Town Clerk

Publish: August 16th & 23rd, 1957

NOTICE is hereby-given that theundersigned, under the provisionsof Section 865*09, Florida Statutesof 1951, will register with theClerk of the Circuit Court, In endfor Palm Beach County, Florida,upon receipt of Proof of Publicat-ion of this notice, the fictitiousname, to wit:

WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES

and that the parties interested insaid business are as follows:

H. B. Campbell, Jr.whose mailing address Is 74 S.

' Federal.

City of Boca Raton, County ofPalm Beach, Florida, this 31day of July A. D. 1^57.

Publish: Aug. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1957.

PUBLIC NOTICE

RESOLUTION NO. 13-57'

A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNCOUNCIL OF BOCA RATON, FLOR-IDA, PROVIDING FOR THE IN-STALLATION OF PAVEMENT ONHIBISCUS STREET AND OLEANDERSTREET, FROM PALOMA AVENUEEASTERLY TO THE WEST EDGEOF PROPOSED AVIS SUBDIVISION;AND FURTHER PROVIDING FORASSESSMENTS AGAINST ABUTTINGPROPERTY, AND OTHER MATTERSPERTAINING THERETO.

BE IT~RESOLVED BY THE TOWN

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED EXTENSION OF WATERMAINS ON OLEANDER STREET,FLORESTA, BOCA RATON, PALM-BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA.

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,PROPERTY OWNERS AND CIT-IZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe Town Council of the Town ofBoca Raton, Florida, will hold apublic hearing on a resolution by. theTown Council wherein the Councilhas determined the necessity ofextending the water mains on certainportions of Oleander Street, accord-ing t<\ specifications, plans andcost estimates on file in the officeof Town Engineer; providing forassessments against abutting pro-perty, and other matters pertainingthereto, on August 27th, 1957, at7:30 P.M., In the Town Hall, whichdate Is more than three days from theffnai publication of this notice, forthe purpose of hearing objections tosaid proposed improvements.

S/ Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk

Publish: August 16th & 23rd, 1957

PUBLIC NOTICE

RESOLUTION NO. 14-57

A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNCOUNCIL OF BOCA RATON, FLOR-IDA PROVIDING FOR THE EXTEN-SION OF WATER MAINS ON OL-EANDER STREET! AND FURTHERPROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENTSAGAINST PROPERTY ABUTTINGTHERETO, AND OTHER PERT-INENT MATTERS.

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWNCOUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA:

Section 1. The Town Council here-by resolves and determines that Iti s necessary for the public safetyand welfare, that the water mainsbe extended on Oleander Street,Floresta, Boca Raton, Palm BeachCounty, Florida, in accordance withTown specifications, plans andcost estimates on file in the officeof the Town Engineer.

Section 2. That the cost of saidextension of water main shall beassessed on a front footage basisagainst property abutting upon theimprovement and that 100% of thetotal cost shall be borne by suchabutting property.

Section 3. The total cost of theproposed water mains i s estimatedas follows: Sixteen Hundred ($1,600*00) Dollars.

Section 4. The method of paymentshall be by assessment of abuttingproperty on a pro rata front footagebasis* Property owners who do notpay in cash before the commencementof work may pay the lien assess-ments against their property in fiveequal annual Installments, togetherwith Interest thereon at the rate of8% per annum, plus the overhead,legal and administrative costscontingent upon the creation of liensand assessments.

Passed and Adopted this 13th Dayof August, 1957.

8 / John L. Shores, Mayor

Section 1. The Town Council here-by resolves and determines that itIs necessary for the public safetyand welfare, that paving be Installedon the following streets in BocaRaton, Palm Beach County, Florida;Hibiscus Street and Oleander Streetfrom Paloma Avenue easterly to thewest edge of proposed Avis Sub-division, In accordance with Townspecifications, plans and costestimates on file In the office of theTown Engineer,

Section 2. That the cost of saidpaving shall be assessed on a frontfootage basis against propertyabutting upon the improvement andthat 100% of the total coat shall beborne by such abutting property.

Section 3. The total cost of theproposed paving of Baid streets Isestimated as Twenty-six Hundred($2,600.00) Dollars.

Section 4. T he method of paymentshall be by assessment of abuttingproperty on a pro rata front footagebasis. Property owners who do notpay in cash before the commencementof work may pay the lien assess-ment a against their property in five(5) equal annual installments, to-gether with interest thereon at therate of 87s per annum, plus the over-head, legal and administrative costscontigent upon the creation of liensand assessments.

PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS13th DAY OF AUGUST, 19S7.

S/ John L. Shores, Mayor

Attest:S/ Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk

I, Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk of theTown of Boca Raton, Florida, dohereby certify that the above Resol-ution was ordered published bymotion of the Town Council of BocaRaton, Florida, as contained in theminutes of a Regular Council Meet-ing held on August 13th, 1957, saidminutes being apart of the permanentrecords of the Town.

! S/ Wm. H. Lamb, Town Cleric

Publish: August 16, and 23, 1957

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED INSTALLATION OFPAVEMENT ON HIBISCUS STREETAND OLEANDER STREET, FLOR-ESTA, BOCA RATON, PALM BEACHCOUNTY, FLORIDA.

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,PROPERTY OWNERS AND CIT-IZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe Town Council of the Town ofBoca Raton, Florida, will hold apublic hearing on a resolution bythe Town Council wherein theCouncil has determined the necessityof paving certain portions ofHibiscus S&eet m d oleander Street,according to specifications, . lansand coat estimates on file in theoffice of the Town Engineer; provid-ing for assessments egatnst abuttingproperty, and other matters pertain-ing thereto, on August 27th, 1957,In the Town Hall at 7:30 P.M., whichdate i s more than three days from thefinal publication of this notice, forthe purpose of hearing objectionsto said proposed improvements.

S/ Wm. H. Lamb, Town Clerk

Publish Aug. 16th and 23rd, 1957

16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, August 30. 1957

PrincipalsHonoredPrincipals of the local

schools were dinner guestsof First Federal Savings andLoan Association of Del rayBeach, F r i d a y night, atTropical Acres resturant inBoynton Beach.

Special honored guestswere Mr. and Mrs. Howel)Watkins and Mr. and Mrs.Lauren Hand.

Watkins is County super-intendent of public instructionand Mrs. Hand is a memberof the Palm Beach CountySchool Board.

Watkins expressed hisappreciation of the efforts ofthe Savings and Loan Assoc-iation in encouraging thriftand savings among the chil d-ren iivPalm Beach County.

William C. Mizelle, execu-tive vice president of theSavings and Loan Association,praised the principals forthe job they are doing intraining young people tobecome better citizens ofthe community.

Also present were Mr. andMrs. Harry McKean, Mr. andMrs. Paul Matwiy, Mr. andMrs. F. W. Weaver, Mr. andMrs. H.R. Alexander, Mr.and Mrs. Robert Fulton, Mr,and Mrs. Renice M. Lansing,Mrs. Emily Tanner, John N.Kabler, Mrs. Corinne Brooksand A. Vance Morgan.

Mary AnnOlssonSenior Nurse

Miss Mary Ann Olsson,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JohnOllson, received her seniorstripe at the Jackson Memor-ial Hospital School of Nursing.

Miss Olsson graduated fromSeacrest High School as oneof the upper-ten grade students.She will spend two weeks athome with her parents beforegoing on to Sheppard PrattHospital in Baltimore Md.,for three months psychiatrictraining.

Sandye Scharlau formerlyof Boca Villas now of KansasCity, Mo. is here visiting hiscousin, Junior Thomason ofS.E. 7th St. He plans toattend Georgia M i l i t a r ySchooL

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