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Vol. 2 No. 45 Boca Raton Florida, Friday, October 4, 1957 Phone 9005 Price 10 Cents

Carol MacWilliams and guests gather for her birthdaysplash party.-Boca News photo

Boca School Newsby Bonnie Eshleman

and Tcmclyn Tarayos

We're here once again forBoca School, reporting theup-to-date news.

1st Grade - The firstgrades have an hour addedto their school hour thisweek. There is a new boynamed Tommy Morrison inthe first grade. Keeth Hig-gens is absent this week witha broken leg.

2nd Grade - Mrs. Martin'sroom ha's been putting asafety book together. Theyhave a new boy, GeorgeHawkins from California.

In Mrs. Nesbitt's room, theclass has been making trainswith phonic sounds as pas-sengers. They have studiedabout farm animals and arelearning about pets and howto take care of them. Theyhave a new girl named Lin-da Sue Hires, from Ft. Lau-derdale.

3rd Grade - Mrs. La-Rowe's class has been learn-ing how to write and aremaking good progress. Theyare studying about theNorth Star and the Big Dip-per in science. They alsohave a new girl, Penny AnnAuger from Holland, JMich,

Mrs. Parise's class hasbeen studying about the sun.They are learning to readthe thermometer.

4th Grade - In Miss Sus-sick's room, they have chos-en new class officers andnew class jobs for the stu-dents.

Mrs. Brown's class haslearned which state, eachstar stands for on our Unit-ed States Flag.

They have been makinga study of the Amazon Val-ley in geography.

5 th Grade - Mrs. McKel-lip's room has been doing alot of work on Roman Num-erals. They have a new boy,Buddy Deringer from TaborCity, No. Carolina.

Miss Gan's room has beenmaking a study of caterpil-lers. -They have eleven ofthem and all have made co-coons, but one.

6th Grade - Many of thesixth graders attended"KIDS DAY" at West PalmBeach Airport.

Mr. Patrone's class wrote

letters to many differentcountries about their cus-toms and hope to get an-swers soon.

7th Grade - Mrs. Shanly'sroom has been learning a-bout the compliments inEnglish. They have twohome room mothers, Mrs.Julius Tarayos and Mrs.James Webster.

In Mr. Hager's room, theyhave memorized states andthe capitals of our country.They have also learnedwhere they are located.

8th Grade - Mr. Robin-son's class has been learn-ing to purify water and pas-teurize milk. His boys' en-richment class is planning onhaving a workshop this year.

Mrs. Bearson's girls' en-richment class is starting a4-H club. The officers areBonnie Eshleman, president;Janet Baker, vice president;Tomolyn Tarayos, secretary-treasurer. The other officershave not yet been chosen.

Safety PatrolSafety Patrol members

have just been chosen. Theyare: Kerry Koen, Captain;George Newman, Lt.; DaleOlford, Robert Brown, DaleFrost, Karen Fuhrman, JackJenne, Phil Brown, JackCriswell, Kenny Lord, DianeMunger, Charles Weldon,Michael Minnehan, NormanBorchardt, Harry McMurry.

Bus Patrol: Bus 19, MarkTotano, Janet Baker. Bus45, Gene Ramsey and MarkStrom.

SEAHAWKS PLAYCLEWISTON TONIGHT

Seacrest Seahawks hav«played Belle Glade and Ti-tusville, and will come upagainst Clewiston tonight.Schedules listed for othergames are: Oct. 11, at Pa-hokee; Oct. 18, Stuart; Oct.25, Ft. Pierce; Nov. I, Pom-pano Beach; Nov. 8, at St.Anne's; Nov. 15 at VeroBeach, and Nov. 22, LakeWorth. Game time is 8:15.

Reports have it that HalDane will be able to comehome from the hospital inClearwater the latter part ofnext week.

City Hears RequestTo Annex Subdivision

In an adjourned meeting;Friday night, Boca RatonCity Commissioners discus-sed the request of HiddenValley Subdividers for an-nexation to the city.

City Attorney Leon Wea-ver was instructed to pre-pare a resolution to the zon-ing ordinance adding a stip-ulation that the parties con-cerned post a cash bond oreauivalent security, subjectto approval of the commis-sion.

The city will forward therequest to the Planningboard for its recommenda-tion, with an accompanyingletter stating the urgency ofa report as soon as possible.They hope to have it com-pleted before the next com-mission meeting Oct. 8th.If the annexation is accept-ed, it will extend the citylimit approximately one mile

north of the present line.An ordinance for the re-

zoning of the Howard John-son property was placed onfirst reading and the aban-donment of an easement wasgranted. Public hearing wasscheduled for Oct. 22.

Attorney Weaver report-ing on the study of an anti-noise ordinance said that itwas not quite suitable forBoca Raton. He added thatthe ordinance now in effect•will be used but he wouldlook into other communi-ties anti-noise ordinances forany possible improvements.

A letter from H. E. Men-ard was read requestingdockage for a 24 foot boatat the Palmeto Park Roadlaunching site. Mayor JohnL. Shores said the lease wasto be used for launchingboats. Commissioner PaulBebout was asked to replyto Menard's request and

commission's action ontheit.

It was reported that sev-eral city employees had re-quested an outlined proce-dure for a civil service elec-tion. Attorney Weaver wasinstructed to draw two ordi-nances one for election andone for proper procedure.

The city attorney was alsorequested to attend the pre-trial hearing in West PalmOct. 1 of the Standard Ac-cident Ins. Co. and K. L.Sharp, with the insurancecompany subrogated torights of Boca Raton.

Mrs. Avis Chenoweth,owner of Avis Acres De-velopment, appeared to pro-test action taken at a pre-vious commission meeting.She stated that she has hada street paved at her ownexpense and could not un-

derstand why property own-ers abutting an entrancestreet to the developmentfeel that they "would re-ceive no benefit from repay-ing" and did not agree tothe assessment. After discuse-sion, the commission decid-ed that another public hear-ing should be set. No datewas announced.

Resort Properties, Inc.,asked that the city pave N£32nd street between Cha-tham Hills and Villa Ricaon an assessment basis, ll^eattorney was instructed todraw the necessary papersand public hearing was setFor Oct. 22.

Negro ChargedIn Fatal

A Del ray Beach Negroappeared in Criminal CourtWednesday morning to facecharges of improper passingfollowing a fatal accident,Sept. 7, in which AlfredStephan, 33, died. Theaccident occurred just northof the Boca Raton city limitsabout 3 p.m. Saturday after-noon.

Joseph Wimberiy, 39, Negrodriving south was chargedby Florida Highway Patrol-man Duane Harrell. The easewas no] pressed.

Stephan, the father of afourteen-month old child anda one-week old son, diedshortly after the collision inHoly Cross Hospital. He wasa salesman for Kelco Com-pany in Pompano.

Steve Harris who was recently awarded a specialist badgeentered service April 7 7, 1957,'and is a graduate of St. LouisUniversity, class of June 1956 and received his B.S. in Bus-iness Administration^ He was elected president of the StudentCouncil during his senior year. His fraternities are DeliaSigma Pi and Delta Sigma Phi.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dudley .Harris of 450N.E. 10th St., Boca Raton and has one brother Thomas DudleyHarris a student at Darlington School for Boy's, Rome, Ga.

Steve Harris was also listed in the 1955—56 edition ofwho's who among students in American Universities andColleges.

ActivitiesPlannedFire P r e v e n t i o n Week

begins Sunday, October 6 to12, and many activities areplanned. Some of the activi-ties planned are as follows:

Essays on "Fire Preven-tion" by children of the 7thand 8th grades at both BocaRaton Schools, white andcolored.

Fire drills will be heldat each of the schools.

There will be a postercontest for children in thefourth, fifth and sixth grades.

School faculties will sel-ect "Fireman For a Day".Selections will be used onscholastic standings.

School assembly at NorthDixie School. Prizes will beawarded by Mayor John L.Shores,

School assembly at SouthSchool. Prizes will be award-ed by Mayor Shores and aprogram will be presented bythe Girl Scouts.

According to Fire ChiefJohn Loughery events will beclimaxed by a fire inspectionand radio program.

Contractors Meet,

Discuss Association

An initiaj meeting of localcontractors met Tuesdayevening, September 24, 1957for the purpose of organizingan association of contractors.The meeting was held at theLion's Club. Ralph Dauben-speck was elected chairman;Lawrence Bedell, vice chair-man; Ike Green, Secretary-Treasurer, and two membersappointed to the Board ofDirectors were Thomas Welchand C.H. Brown.

The following committeeswere formed; Ethics and By-Laws, Jack Feldman and Wm.Cox, Educational; IrvingGough, Miles Shephard andWm, Provost, GrievanceCommittee; Glenn Smithsonand Gerald Keyser, Member-ship; Robert Baker andThomas Welch; Publicity,Robert Kruger, Emile Mouhotand Al Sheller, Legislative;.Richard Healy, LawrenceBedell and Irving Gough.

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Dorothy Steiner NamedState Teen Polio Head

Friday, October 4. 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 3

It was announced in Tall-ahassee recently that DorothySteiner, the current MissFlorida, was appointed stateteen-age chairman for the1958 March of Dimes.

C. Fartis Bryant, statechairman for the .PolioFoundation's drive this yearmade the appointment.

Dorothy called the appoint-ment "an excellent opport-

B©ea tofory ClubHears A.E. Hertzig

Guest speaker at the BocaRaton Rotary Club this weekwas Austin E. Hertzig, pres-ident of the Bel HarbourRotary. His theme was "Inter-national Service" and howimportant it is to rotarians.

Hertzig resides in BalHarbour, has retired from asuccessful business life, andsays he never took time outto get acquainted with hiscompetitor or next-doorneighbor until he met upwith Rotary.

Among the guests attendingwere Rev. William Masteller,retired, of Boca Raton, KenKeller of Clewision, CessFarrar, Robert C. Roy, HarveySevigny, and Robert Fultonprincipal of Seacrest HighSchool, all of DeJray Beach.

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Fire P reven t ion Weekstarts Sunday. Fire hitsan average of 800 homesevery day. 30 persons onan average die daily inthe United States as aresult of all fires. An un-told number are badlyburned or maimed for life.No right thinking personever wants to have hisproperty burn. Commonsense precautions caneasily avert thousands ofunnecessary flaming dis-asters which result in suchtragic loss of life anddestruction of property.If you have doubtful hazardsaround your home or bus-iness, call Fire Chief JohnLougrey and he'll havethem inspected and makerecommendations hel pfulto you. Let's all observeFIRE PREVENTIONWEEK, Oct 6-12.

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Chief AttendsConvention

Police Chief Arthur H. Coleof Deerfield Beach, attendedthe American Legion NationalConvention in Atlantic City,N.J.

Chief Cole is a formermember of the Doremus Post'sDrum and Bugle Corps inHackensack, N.J.

Louis MorrisOne Year Old

Louis Alfred Morris, 2ndson of Mr. and Mrs. JamesMorris, 760 N.W. 3rd Ave.,celebrated his first birthdaySunday, September 29, with aparty given by his parents.

Gathering to partake of thebirthday cake and ice creamwere guests, Mr. and Mrs.Earl Troxell, Mr. and Mrs.Louis Zimmerman, Mr. andMrs. Anthony Sofronas, Mr.and Mrs. Denver Brittianand daughter Arlene.

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Girl ScoutsBy LINDA LOUGHERY

The first meeting of GirlScout Troop 136 was heldThursday night at the scouthut.

Mrs. Denver Brittian, Troopleader was in charge of themeeting and directed theactivities.

The fo l lowing patrolofficers were elected: MaurineVaillancourt, patrol leader;Arlene Btittian, assistantpatrol leader, Judy Shryock,activity chairman; LindaZimmermacher, programchairman; Linda Loughery,secretary-t rea su rer.

All girls wishing to joinmay do so by attending thenext meeting on October 10,at the scout hut.

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Funeral services and inter-ment were in Kokomo. Localarrangements were by KraeerFuneral Home, PompanoBeach.

Lions Auxil iaryDiscuss Bowling

The executive board of thereerfield Lion's Auxiliarymet last Thursday night atthe home of the president,Mrs. Martha Butler to discussthe possibility of tibe club'ssponsoring a bowling team.

The next meeting will beheld October 7th at 8 p.m. atthe home of Mrs. Betty Jones'with Mrs, Lola Bourne asco-host ess.

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Newspaper WeekThis is National Newspaper Week, and

if we tend to boast a little just now per-haps we may be indulged. For the news-paper, which regularly devotes itself tobring news and the interpretation of news toyour homes, has a message of its own.We believe that message worthy of some at-tention.

The American newspaper occupies aunique place in the world. Its freedom toprint is guaranteed by the Constitution. Ithas been considered from the beginnings ofthe Republic and from even before that—-an essential instrument in the lives of theAmerican people.

Us basic purpose has been and alwayswill be the same: To tell the happenings ofthe day. Here the function is of particularimportance in regards to the happenings ofgovernment, which is but an instrument ofthe people's will.

Its next and almost inseparable func-tion is to try to place the facts concerningthese happenings in perspective—to givethem meaning in the light of other events,past and present.

It has other important purposes — toseive as a medium for advertising, to en-tertain and amuse, to serve as a publicforum.

You may, and undoubtedly do, on ac-casion become discouraged with your news-paper or even become angry with it. Yet itis an indispensable item for intelligent liv-ing, and in more cases than is generally

realized it is the most constructive and mosteducational item in a family's existence.

Where newspapers are free from gov-ernment restriction, as they are in the Unit-ed States, you are free to select the readingmatter of your choice. You are privilegedto have a voice of protest. You are favore3by having news of importance about you,personally, collected, verified and present-ed in readable and understandable form de-livered to your home every day.

The modern newspaper is a swift andan accurate purveyor of important, factualdata and a medium of considered, moder-ate and enlightened opinion.

The newspapers of America set asidethis week, therefore, to call attention to theservices they perform. But more than thatthey set it aside to remind themselves andtheir readers of the obligation they owe theAmerican public.. It is their constant hope that the reading

public will continue to trust the integrity oftheir services. It is their constant. effort tomaintain the standards which have madethis nation, more than all others, a nationof newspaper readings.

National Newspaper Week, therefore,is not an occasion for self-praise by -news-papers nearly so much as it is an occasionfor self-appraisement. It is a time for news-papers over the land to rededicate them-selves to the trust placed in them by thevast intelligent, progressive and enlightenedAmerican public.

Fire Prevention WeekThis year Fire Prevention

6-12, will mark another milestone of orsa-nized fire prevention activities in this count-try.

The anniversary will emphasize thevalue of fire prevention work in the formof concentrated annual campaigns, town in-spections, engineering surveys of the fireprotection facilities of cities, extensive re-search by insurance companies, and th&many and varied contributions by publifiand private agencies outside the fire insur-ance business.

At the same time fire losses this year.may exceed a billion dollars for the firsttime in history. So far they are averagingabout $90 million a month.

This naturally poses a question: Do thefire prevention activities of the fire insur-ance business and the public really Helpprevent fires?

In answer, James C. Hullett, presidentof the National Board of Fire Underwriters,gives a resounding ^'yes".

He explains: About the time fire pre-vention activities began on a.basis that wasnot spasmodic, the estimated value of the

nation's reproducible tangible assets was$71 billion. That included residential andnon-residential structures, farm buildings,institutional and government buildings, andinventories*, including crops and livestock-—mostly structures and goods that were in-surable. Fire losses that year were $ 165million.

By 1952, when th

6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, October 4, 1957

CHURCH

Bethany Presbyteria Chur-ch of Boca Raton. Meetingsare held Sundays at the

•Lion's Club on N.W. 4thAvenue, off Palmetta P|rkRd. Sunday school at 9:45a.m. Classes for all ages.Morning worship services atI 1 a.m. Everyone cordiallyinvited. Rev. Albert L, East-man, pastor. He will con-duct services at the Lion3Club. Prayer meetings areheld every Wednesday at7:30 p.m.

First Baptist Chapel - Pal-metto. Park Rd. Morningworship 1 1 a.m.; Sundayschool 10 a.m. Nurseryavailable. B.T.U. at 7 p.m.Evening worship 8 p.m. eachSunday. Mid-week prayermeeting 8 p.m. Wednesday.Choir rehearsal 9 a.m. eachWednesday. Pastor: Rev. R.D. Clement.

Faith Baptist Church - .AConservative Baptist Chur-ch" - One block west US-1and Sample Rd., No. Pom-pano. Rev. Donald F. Roop,pastor. Sunday school 9:30a.m.; Worship service 10:45a.m.; Evening service 7:3Qp.m. Bible study on Wed-nesday, 7:30 p.m.. FreeFree transportation, callBoca 5954.

First Baptist Church, Deer-field: N.E. nd St., Rev. G.Robert Rowe, pastor. Morn-ing worship 1 1 a.m.; Sundayschool, 9:45; Evening wor-shop service, 7:30 p.m. BTU6:30; Mid-week prayer ser-vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.

St Gregory's EpiscopalChurch - Sunday: 8:00 a.m.Eucharist; 10:00 a.m. Euch-arist and sermon; Tuesday,Thursday, Friday Eucharist7:30 a.m.; Thursday, Euch-arist 7:30 a.m. The Rev.James C. Stoutsenberger.

Community PresbyterianChurch of Deerfield Beach.Sunday school 9:30 a.m. un-der the direction of John L.Greene. Morning worship,Briggs, pasto-

St. Joan of Arc CatholicParish. Sunday, 7, 9 and10:30 masses at the CatholicParish hall ,155 NW 20thSt. Confessions will be heardevery Saturday from . 5 - 6and 7-8 p.m. Daily massweek days, 7:30 a.m. exceptWednesdays. Cather DavidHeffernan, pastor, and Fath-er Miguel Goni, assistantpastor.

Bible Conference Grounds!N.W. 4th Ave. Ira Lee Esh-hleman, Director. Sundayschool 9:45 a.m., Morningservices 11 a.m. Evening ser-vice, 7:45 p.m. Wednesday:prayer service 7:30 p.m.

First Baptist Church, Deearvfield: N.E. nd St., Rev. G.Robert Rowe, pastor. Morn-ing worship 1 1 a.m.; Sundayschool, 9:45; Evening wor-shop service, 7:30 p.m. BTU6:30; Mid-week prayer ser-vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.

Ficst Methodist Church ofBoca Raton, NE 2nd Ave-nue at 6th Street. Rev. EltonG. Powell, Pastor. Churchschool, 9:45 a.m.; Churchservice 11:00 a.m. Nurseryavailable for children. MYFmeets Sunday, 6:00 p.m. inthe Church Hall. Choir re-hearsal, Thursday, 8 p.m.

First Presbyterian Church,(U.S.A.) Teen-age Center,West Palmetto Rd. FloydEmerson Logee, pastor, Mrs.Lilliam Parker is director ofmusic. Sunday School is heldat 9:30 a.m. and MorningWorship, 11 a.m. Choir re-hearsal meets Thursday eve-ning at 7:30. Women's Assoc-iation meetings at 10 a.m.,at the manse.

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World Communion SundayWil l be Observed This WeekWorld-wide Communion

Sunday, Oct. 6, marks thebeginning of the "Faith andLife" program of ChristianEducation at the First Pres-byterian Church, accordingto the Rev. Floyd EmersonLogee, pastor.

Classes will be conductedfor all age groups, Mr. Logeereported. Parents are re-quested to bring their child-ren to enroll in SundaySchool, and are invited toremain for the parents' classat 9:30 sum.

The session of the churchwill meet at 10:30 a.m. toreceive members into thefellowship of the church-family.

The World-wide Communionobservance will be held dur-ing morning worship at 11a.m. The pastor's Communionmeditation will be on thesubject, "The Family ofGod."

Mr, Logee has requestedthat parents notify him ofchildren to be Baptized, sothat the sacrament may be

administered. Also, therewill be a service of Ordinat-ion of Elders for the newly-elected ruling elders of thethe church.

Choir rehearsal is sched-uled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday,under the direction of Mrs.Lillian Parker, who recentlyreturned from Chicago.

Family NightSupper Held

The September FamilyNight Supper of the Presby-terian Church was held inthe Teen Age Center recent-iy. The ladies plannedthe "Standing Rib" supperwhich was served with thecovered dishes brought bythe families. Following thesupper Mrs. Leroy Leech, whohas made a number of tripsthrough the west and intoMexico, showed pictures ofthis country.

! So nice to see Mrs, JohnW. Cooper and her son,Harold, back in town,

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Gregory's Episcopal Churchwill hold registration andfirst classes, Sunday, Theservice will begin at 9 a.m.with the service of HolyCommunion which will befollowed by a short periodfellowship and light break-fast.

Afterward, the children ofthe Sunday School will go totheir classes for instruction'and the parents will remain•in the church for a shortperiod of informal instructionabout the church. The first ofthe series of instruction forthe parents will be, thereligion of the prayer book.

The series of instructionis to familiarize the congre-gation with the parts of thePrayer Book and how it isused in the services of thechurch. The service willclose with a short timeallowed for questions andanswers about the PrayerBook. The object of thistype of service is to bringthe family together in orderthat they might worship to-gether as a unit. Those whowish merely to make,,theircommunions and who do nothave children in the schoolmay make their communionsat this service and departbefore the ' Church Schoolbegins, Rev. James C.Stoutsenberger said.

Mr. and Mrs. William Lambleft yesterday for a vacationin Nassau. They flew fromFt. Lauderdale and will cele-brate a delayed twenty-sevenyear anniversary while there.

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Friday, October 4. 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 7

An unusual white tieredwishing well with weddingbells on the handle, held theshower gifts for Miss BarbaraDodge at a pre-nuptial partyTuesday afternoon- at thehome of Mrs. Edwin Baker,

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Boca Villas. She was assist-ed by co-hostess Mrs. RalphBrown.

A bridal shower cake cen-tered the refreshment tableladen with gleaming crystaland fine china and punchbowls.

Among the guests attend-ing were Mrs. Charles F.Dodge, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. J.B. Smith ofDelray Beach, mother of thegroom-to-be, Mrs. Martin P.Korn, Mrs. Frederick Matt-hews, Mrs. Richard Mann,Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, Mrs.Jack W. Riley, Sr., DelrayBeach, Mrs, Fred Brown,Mrs. John Hoffstetter, Mrs.Arnold MacSpadden, Mrs.Anthony Mojkowski, Mrs.William Rivers and Mrs.Donald McLennan.

PERSONALLY SPEAKINGMiss Mary Anne Olsson, a

s e n i o r s t u d e n t nurse atJacksonville Memorial Hosp-ital is studying psychiatricnursing at Sheppard PrattHosptial in Powson, justoutside of Baltimore,,, Md.She will be there for three

Couple to LiveIn West PalmMrs. Kitty Dondero of Boca

Raton announced the marriageof her son, Thomas EdwardDondero, to Mary LucilleKoppenhafer of Berwyn, Pa,

Mary Lucille is a graduate.of Immaculatta College ofPhiladelphia and Thomasattended Villa-Nova,

The couple expect to maketheir home in West PalmBeach where he is in megovernment service.

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this week to visit her aunt,Mrs, Anna Gordan, of Wake-field, R.I, Mrs. Gordanconvalescing from a seriousillness, spent several seasonsin Boca Raton. Mrs. Kayexpects to return within aweek.

Mayor and Mrs, John L.Shores and Mrs. Helen Road-man have returned from arelaxing vacation at LakePanosofkee, just west ofLeesburg, Fla, They attendeda "fish fry" and a chickenbarbecue party while thereand a fine time was had byall, they said.

Everyone is glad to hearthat Mrs. Bill Prendergasthas returned home from thehospital,

Spence Bowen returnedMonday from a trip to Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L.Searight have returned totheir S. Ocean Blvd. homeafter an extended trip throughout the North East and MiddleWest sections of the nation.

Wedding anniversary con-gratulations to the P.J.Brannens this week,

Carol HasSplash PartyCarol MacWilliams cele-

brated her eleventh birthdaySaturday with a combinationsplash-birthday party at herN.E. 4th St. home.

Joining her in the pool andfor birthday refreshmentswere guests, Cathy Sduto,Patty Patrick, Patty Mazak,Carol Gutmann, Judy Cleve-land and Judy Herrin.

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8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, October 4, 1957

MRS. JOHN JAMESON MEYER--to live at Boca Raton

Double Ring Ceremony Unites

Miss Reiff and John J. MeyerA double ring ceremony Mr. Meyer i s the son of

united Miss Nancy Louise Mrs. Martha Steinbaugh ofReiff, daughter of Mr. and Boca Raton and Detroit, Mich.Mrs. Warren D. Reiff, and She attended the wedding asJohn Jameson Meyer of Boca did the bride's grandparents,

in marriage Sunday

MRS. KUBIKMISSES FLORIDA

Word received from Mrs.Mary (Ghioto) Kubik, nowliving in Stratford, N.J. saysalthough i t ' s wonderful thereshe misses her many friendsin Boca. Even the childrenare looking for their returnto town sometime in December;We miss you too, Mary, sohurry back,

Mr;--, and Mrs. Andrew H.Jackson of Chalfont, Pa.

Mr. Meyer was graduatedfrom Seacrest High Schooland attended Palm BeachJunior College. He is nowassociated with Russell 'sFibreglass at Boca Raton.

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Dr. Arthur Charlesworthofficiated at the weddingservice which took place atCason Memorial MethodistChurch. Mrs. Raymond 0_.Hunter played a program oforgan music before the cere-mony . and the traditionalprocessional and recessionalfor the wedding party.

Miss Martha Reiff, sisterof 1he bride, was maid ofhonor and Mrs, James Mel earand Miss Karen Williams werebridesmaids. All wore baller-ina length gowns of ice bluesilk, with Italian necklinesand long sleeves. Theirgauntlets were white andthey wore red roses in theirhair, They carried bouquetsof red roses.

Mr. Reiff gave his daughterin marriage. Her floor lengthgpwn was of pure silk peaude soie, made with fittedbodice and long pointedsleeves. The scooped neck-line was edged with FrenchChantilly lace. The bouffantskirt featured a lace flouncewhich swept gracefully into a jchapel train. Her veil was jattached to a crown of seed jpearl s.

Best man was Arthur Meyerof Gainesville, brother of thebridegroom, and ushers were |James Riley of Delray Beachand David Quillan of Gaines-ville.

A reception followed at thehome of the bride's parents, 'North Swinton Ave.

Mrs, Meyer was graduatedfrom Seacrest High School in'June," She was formerly aresident of Lansdale, P a ,coming here several yearsago

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Sunday School is at 9:45a.m. in the Lions Club build-ing, N.W. 4th Ave., directlyoff Palmetto Park Rd,

Attendance pins and cert-ificates were presented atthe Rally Day observance toSherry Butcher, Joan Bleau,Billy Haynes, Bobby Haynes,Danny Butcher, Gloria Gray,Tommy Gray, Dianne Raven-hall, Tomilin Tarayos, NancyTarayos, Carol Gray, SallyTarayos, Bobby Gray, VickieEastman and John Eastman.

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Susan Schlor, of Lafayette,Indiana, was the house guestof Joanna Dietrich. Susanwas entertained with a tripto Africa U.S.A., a splashparty at the Esquire Hotel inFt. Lauderdale and a beachparty.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.Rogers, newlyweds, fromAtlanta, Ga,, were weekendguests of Mrs. Esca Collierwho is Mrs, Roger's cousin.Helping Mrs. Collier enter-tain her guests for Sundaydinner were Mr. and Mrs.Harvey C h e s h i r e , theirdaughter Newana and S-IlyWertzel all of P o m p a n oBeach.

Mrs. Cox HeadsGirl Scouts

Mrs. Jack Cox is the newvolunteer chairman of GirlScouting in Deerfield, wherettiere are six troops. Shereplaces Mrs. Ed. Dietrickwho h a s been chairman forthe past six years. A newThird Grade Brownie Scouttroop i s now forming. Mrs,Cox was formerly in Scoutwork in her home state which -i s Maryland,

Hoopers ReturnFrom Chicago

Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hooperof Deerfield Beach returnedhome recently after a vacationin Chicago.

Whil e in Chicago the Hoopersvisited with their daughters,Mrs. Harry Benedict andMrs. J ,B. Crow, their hus-bands, and the Crow children,Randy and Gary. Many partieswere held in their honor byfriends and former neighbors.

On the way home the Hoopersspent a week in Youngstown,Ohio, with the Jared Cones,of Boca Raton Estates, andattended the bridge tournamentat the Youngstown CountryCluh,

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10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, October 4, 1957

Legal NoticiNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED INSTALLATION OFWATER MAIN BETWEEN N.E. 4THAVENUE AND N.E. STH AVENUE,BOCA ROSA SUBDIVISION, BOCARATON, PALM BEACH COUNTY,FLORIDA.TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,P R O P E R T Y OWNERS ANDCITIZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe City Commission of the Cityof Boca Raton, Florida, will holda public hearing on a resolution bythe City Commission wherein theCommission has determined thenecessity of installing a water mainbetween N.E. 4th Avenue and N.E.5th Avenue, in Boca Rosa Sub-division, according to specifications,plans and cost Estimates on file inthe office of- the City Engineerproviding for assessments againstabutting property, and other matterspertaining thereto, on October 8,1957, at 7:30 P.M., In the City Hall,which date is more than three daysfrom the final publication of thisnotice, for the purpose of hearingobjections to said proposed improve-ments.

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

Publish: October 4 and 11, 1957

RESOLUTION NO. lp--S7

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITYCOMMISSION OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THELAYING OF A WATER MAINBETWEEN N.E. 4TH AVENUEAND N.E. 5TH AVENUE,' BOCAROSA SUBDIVISION, AND FUR-THER PROVIDING FOR ASSESS-MENTS AGAINST ABUTTINGPROPERTY, AND O T H E RMATTERS PERTAINING THERE-TO.

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITYCOMMISSION OF THE CITY OFBOCA RATON, FLORIDA:

Section 1, The City Commissionhereby resolves and determines thatit is necessary for the public safetyand welfare that the installation ofa water main be made In Boca RosaSubdivision, on a easement throughthe center of a block between N.E.4th Avenue and N.E. 5th Avenue, Inaccordance with City specifications,plans and cost estimates on file inthe office of the City Engineer.

Jthe cost of saidSection 2. That

6 inch water main Is estimated at$2,000.00.

Section 3. That the cost of saidextension of water main shall beassessed on a footage basis againstproperty abutting upon the improve-ment based on the cost of a 4 inchwater main, the City of Boca Ratonto pay the difference in cost betweenthe 4 in ch and 6 inch water main.

Section 4. The method of paymentshall be by assessment of abuttingproperty on a prorata footage basis,based on the cost of a 4 inch pipeline. Property owners who do notpay in cash before the commence-ment of work may pay the t lienassessments against their propertyin five (5) equal annual installments,together with interest thereon at therate of 8% per annum, plus the over-head, legal and administrative costscontingent upon the creation ofliens and assessments.

PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 24thday of September, 1957.

/&/ .Tohn L. Shores.Mayor

ATTEST:/ » / Wm. H. Lamb

City ClerkI, Wm. H. Lamb, City Clerk of the

City of Boca Raton, Florida, dohereby certify that the above Re-solution was ordered published bymotion of the City Commission ofBoca Raton, Florida, as containedIn the minutes of a Regular Comm-ission meeting held on September24th, 1957, said minutes being apart of the permanent records of theCity.

/ s / Wm. H. LambWm. H. LamD, city Clerk

Publish: October 4, 1957

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONA RESOLUTION OF THE CITYCOMMISSION TO ABANDON ANDVACATE CERTAIN EXISTINGUTILITY EASEMENTS IN BOCARATON, PALM BEACH COUNTY,FLORIDA.

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,P R O P E R T Y OWNERS ANDCITIZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe City Commission of the City ofBoca Raton, Florida, will hold apublic hearing on Resolution No.20—57 by the City Commission where-in the City Commission has deter-mined that it is desirable and forthe best interest of the City toabandon and vacate certain existingutility easements located in Block33 MIZNER PLAT No. 2, and InLot AT, Block 29, of SPANISHRIVER LAND COMPANY, City ofBoca Raton, County of Palm Beach,State of Florida, on October 22,To 17 at 7-30 P.M., In the City Hall,Boca' Raton, Florida, which date ismore than three days from the Hnal

• hHration of this notice, for theEu^ose" of hearing objections tosaid resolution.

^ f M n » Clerk

Publish: October 4 and 11, 1957

RESOLUTION NO. 20—57A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY

COMMISSION OF BOCA RATONFLORIDA, TO ABANDON ANDVACATE A CERTAIN UTILITYEASEMENT LOCATED IN BLOCK33, MIZNER PLAT NO. 2, AND APORTION OF THAT EASEMENTIN LOT A, BLOCK 29, OF SPANISHRIVER LAND COMPANY, BOCARATON, PALM BEACH COUNTY,FLORIDA.

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITYCOMMISSION OF THE CITY OFBOCA RATON, FLORIDA:

Section 1. The City Commissionhereby resolves and determines thatit Is desirable and to the bestinterest of the City to abandon andvacate an existing utility easementlocated in the City of Boca Raton,Florida, as the City has no furtheruse of the said easement which i smore fully described as follows,to-wit:

An Existing five foot easementlocated on Lot 31 and Lot 33,Block 33, of Mizner Plat No. 2,as shown on Plat filed with theClerk of the Circuit Court of PalmBeach County, Florida, P la t Book3, Page 38.

The East 600 feet of the ten footeasement running east and westin Lot A, Block 29 of SPANISHRIVER LAND COMPANY, Plat A,as shown on plat filed in PlatBook 16, Page 28 in the Publicrecords of Palm Beach County,Florida.

PASSED AND ADOPTED27th day of September, 1*57.

THIS

/ a / John L. ShoresMAYOR

ATTEST:/a/ Wm. H.Wm. H. Lam] Tjr Clerk

I, Wm. H. Lamb, City Clerk of theCity of Boca Raton, Florida, dohereby certify that the above Re-solution No. 20—57 was orderedpublished by motion of the CityCommission of Boca Raton, Florida,as contained In the minutes of aCity Commission meeting held onSeptember 27th, 1937 said minutesbeing a part of the permanent recordsof the City.

/ s / Wm. H. LambWm. H. Lamb, City ClerkWm

Publish: October 4 and 11, 1957NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED CHANGES IN ZONINGORDINANCE NO. 253 OF THECITY OF BOCA RATON.

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST,P R O P E R T Y OWNERS ANDCITIZENS:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe City Commission of the City ofBoca Raton will hold a publichearing at 7:30 P.M. in the CityHall at Boca Raton on the 22ndday of October, 1957, which day ismore than fifteen days from thedate of the posting of this notice,to consider and take action on re-commendations of the City PlanningCommission to amend or changeZoning Ordinance No. 253 of theCity in the following respects:

A. To change the zoning of theSouth one-half (y3) of Lot B,Block 29, Spanish River LandCompany, Plat A from R-4 to B-l.

B. To change the zoning of theEast 600 feet of the South one-half (Vi) of Lot A, Block 29,Spanish" River Land Companyfrom R-3 to R-4.

For Public examination a copy ofthe proposed ordinance to effectsuch change is on file in the officeof the City Clerk.

POSTED BY- ORDER OF THE

CITY COMMISSION In three con-spicious places within the City,including the City Hall, thi3 27thday of September, 1957.

Wm.

Publish: October 4 and 11, 1957.

ORDINANCE NO_.

OFAN ORDINANCE OF THE CITYOF BOCA HATON, FLORIDA, TOAMEND ZONING ORDINANCE NO.253 AND THE DISTRICT ZONINGMAP WHICH IS A PART THEREOFBY CHANGING THE ZONING OFCERTAIN PROPERTIES IN BLOCK29 SPANISH RIVER LAND COM-PANY; REPEALING ORDINANCESOR PARTS OF ORDINANCES INCONFLICT.

WHEREAS, the owner of certainp r o p e r t y located In Block 29,SPANISH RIVER LAND COMPANY,has petitioned the City Commissionfor a change of zoning of certainlots shown on said plat and the CityPlanning Commission, pursuant toreference to said Commission bythe City Commission, after Invest-igation and public Hearing: , hasrecommended to the City Comm-ission that the request for changeof zoning It! rsaid plat be granted;and - ~~

WHEREAS, the City Commissionhas held a public hearing after duenotice as requiredof said Ordi:parties in inter

nance 253 at which w i l 1 b e assunned that ne Is satisfied as to the conditions to be encounteredp erest, property owners " "whether or not specifically set forth in the above notice.and ciUzens had an opportunity to " T h e c i ' y o f B o o a R a t o n ^^ n o t b e responsible for any liabilities In-be heard* —curred during the completion of the above work.

' The successful Bidder entering into a contract forNOW T H E R E F O R E . B E IT

ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMM-ISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCARATON, FLORIDA:

Section 1. ZONING ORDINANCENo. 253 and the District map madeup thereof, be and the same arehereby amended and changed asfollows:A. The South one-half (i/,) of Lot B,

Block 29, Spanish River LandCompany, Plat A is hereby re-

zoned from R-4 to B-l.

B. The East 600 feet of the Southone-half ("/,) of Lot A, Block 29,Spanish River Land Co. from R-3to R-4.

Section 2. The City Engineer isauthorized and directed to make.appropriate changes on the districtzoning map to effectuate the pur-poses and Intent of this ordinance.

Section | 3. All ordinances and partsoi ordinances in conflict herewithare repealed.

FIRST READING THE DAY OF, 1957.

SECOND AND FINAL READING INFULL AND ADOPTED THE___DAY

„ 1957.

CITY OF BOCA RATON,FLORIDA

By:Mayor

ATTEST:

Wm. H. Lamb, City Clerkt

Publish: October 4 and 11, 19B7.

• LEGAL NOTICE •:NOTICE is hereby given that the

undersigned, under tho provisions ofSection 8S5.09. Florida Statutes of 1953.will register with the Clerk oi the Cir-cuit Court, in and for Palm BeachCounty, Florida, upon receipt oiProof oi Puplfcation of this notice, theliclitious name, to wit:

SMITHSON & KEYSER, BUILDEHSP.O. Box 1333, Boca Haton. Florida,and that the parties interested insaid business are:

G. SMITHSON and G. KEYSERwhose mailing address is P.O. Box1333, Boca Haton, Florida.City oi Boca Haton. County oi PalmBeach, Florida, this 3rd day oi Sep-tember, A.D. 1957.THOMAS .GARY. Attorney At Law2123 Atlantic Blvd.,Pompano Beach, Florida.Publish Sept. 13. 20, 27 and Oct. i,1957.

NOTICE

TO TRUCK AGENCIES AND DEALERS:The City of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida, will receive sealed bids on

or before 5 o'clock P.M., October 8th, 1957, for a new Garbage Packer Unit.

CHASSIS SPECIFICATION AS FOLLOWS:

1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - N e w 1958 Cab and ChassisMode l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1958 F - 800 or equivalentColor Metallic BlueWheel Base -Mln. 175" with 102" C.A.G.V.W. Mln. 25,000 lbs .Engine - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 3 2 cubic Inch V - 8.<Clutch Heavy Duty 12" Min.Transmiss ion-- - - - - - - 5 Speeds - 5th Direct.Axle Rear 18,000 1b. - Single Speed.Axle Front 7,000 lb . Cap.Springs Rear - - - - - - - - -Heavy Duty 3—2. Built up.Springs Fron t - - - - - - - -Heavy Duty.Mlr rors - - - - - - - - - - - - - -West Coast Type.Turn Signals - - - - - - - - -Front and RearElec. 12 Volt SystemTires - with Tubes- - —10:00 X 20 12 ply - Front and Dual Rear

Chassis to be equipped with the following:

1 - 1957 Gar Wood Speed Packer Garbage Body, Model Sp . 416 - 16cubic yard Capacity, completely Installed, painted and lettered,Chassis to pick up Packer Body at Wayne, Michigan, then deliveredto Miami, Florida, for installation, F.O.B. Boca Raton, Florida,

BID PRICE. . . $ .

The City of Boca Raton reserved the right to reject any or all bids.Mall or deliver sealed bids to Wm. H. Lamb, City Clerk, Box 215, Boca

Raton, Florida, and please mark the exterior of the envelope SEALED BIDS.

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

Publish: October 4 , 1957

ACME ROOFING CO.All Types Roofs - Gutters - Conductors

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RATONFla.1957

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS #**

The City of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, Florida, will receive bids on orbefore 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, October 8, 1957, for constructing compile,including furnishing all labor, materials and equipment necessary for theinstallation of approx. 350 feet of four (4) inch cast iron pipe water mainalong N.W. Third Court between N.W. Twenty-second Street and N.W. Twenty-Third Street from an existing main located in the west side of N.W. ThirdCourt approx. opposite the south lot line of Lot 2 Block 5, Caldwell Heights,thence northeasterly along N.W. Third Court to the south side of N.W.Twenty-third Street, thence Install approx. 130 feet of six (6) inch eastiron pipe main westerly along N.W. Twenty-third Street to a point oppositethe west lot line of Lot 7, Block 4, Caldwell Heights, together with allwork incidental thereto, Baid work to be performed according to plans andspecifications on file in the,Clty Engineer's Office, and that the specifi-cations not herein specifically set forth shall be in accordance with A*W,W.A. standards, 0,: ^

SPECIFICATIONS

A

In addition to specifications shown on the plan, the contractor shall aftercompletion of all tests chlorinate the line in accordance with the StoteBoard of Health standards. All material shall be new. Joints on mains rillnot be covered until inspection and tested by the Water Department. Allpavements and all other disturbed areas shall be restored to their originalconditions.

The Bid shall be on a lump sum basis.,This notice and the following schedule i s to be used in making the Pro-

posal for this work.

PROPOSAL

Approx. 480 ft. of water main extension, complete at LUMP SU

The City reserve's the right to reject any and all bids.The Bidder is required to examine the site of the proposed work and It

The City• th« rnmntfttinn of the above work.

,_._ _ any portion of the workshall furnish and file with the City an acceptable workman's and H lsupplier bond to keep the City free from any liens.

This form must' be used for the Proposal and signed. The completedProposal shall be placed in a sealed envelope and plainly marked on theoutside "BID FOR WATER MAIN EXTENSION - To be opened at the regularCity Commission meeting, October 8, 1957."

The envelope containing the Proposal shall be addressed to:

Attention:

City of Boca RatonBoca Raton, FloridaCity Clerk

William H. LambCity Clerk

Prepared by A.E. AmslerCity Engineer

Submitted By: .

Date: „

Accepted by City Commission October 8, 1957

Accepted By:

Wm. H. Lamb, City Clerk

Publish: Sept. 27, October 4, 1957

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS:

THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTwill hold a Public Hearing at theCity Hall at 5:00 P.M., Monday,October 7th, 1957, to hear object-ions, if any, to the following re-quests for Variance in ZoningOrdinance No. 253:

1. Request of Mr. A. Rueb, ownerof Lot 4, Block 1, HermanBoca Raton Industrial Area, toreduce the sldeyard set-backrequirement on the South sideof the Lot from 10 feet to 5feet. Also to reduce the frontyard East side set-back require-ment of 25 feet to 20 feet, Mr.Rueb desires to build a Rest-aurant, a business on thisIndustrially Zoned Plot ispermitted in this area. Thereason for owner's request fora Variance is that the Lot isfor future expansion and park-ing facilities.

2, Request of Mr. Albert Houston,owner of Lot 1, Block 8,Riviera, for rear and side yard

adjustments to permit enlarge-ment and additions to theexisting dwelling.

/ » / Wmr H. LambWm. H. Lamb, City Clerk

Publish: Oct. 4, 1957

MEN OVER 40 *vHigher caliber men with asuccessful background areoffered an opportunity inthe executive and Profes-sional fields. Send fordescriptive folder.

FORTY PLUS CLUBof Southern Florida

c/o PAUL L. NORTON3221 N. E. 3th Court? ^

Pompano Beach

MILLWORKTRIM-

BASEBOARD - - - FASCIAFRAMES-CAS INGS-

PANELING -,Builders check with us on your millwork requirements.Our Millwork lines are strictly QUALITY the purchasercan see and appreciate.

Smith & DeShlelds, inc.Builders Hardware and Millwork

2031 N W 2nd Ave post Office Box 1098,*,

BOCA RATON PHONE 3200

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CLASSIFIEDSREAL ESTATEFOR SALE

REAL ESTATEFOR RENT

For sale by owner - $15,750CBS 3-bedroom, 2 bathhome in NE section. Has GI4H% mortgage. Payments,$70 ..monthly includes taxesand insurance. Master bed-loora air conditioned; backyard fenced, pump and well.Beautifully landscaped. Sec-ond mortgage considered.Call Boca 9406, 9 a.m. to4:30 p.m. week days for anappointment.

842-43B

Boca Raton Warehouse forsale or rent, 5,000 sqi feet,CBS, 3-10x12 overheaddoors, 14 ft. ceiling, two toi-lets, plenty of light. PhoneBoca 9433.

867-44BTF

LOTS at Chatham Hills,75x100, $3150 each. Terms.Call 8866, evening 9897 forir formation.

866.480

OWNER MUST SELLOwner is in Canada and of-fers this two bedroom, twobath home with Floridaroom. Kitchen equipped, for$16,000. Assume first mort-gage, no closing costs. Itwould be "our pleasure" toshow, vou this house.

. D O N DYE, Realtor,1 790 N. Federal Hwy.' Pom-pano Beach, Ph. 7-We 3-2603.

873-45B

Deerfield Beach and area ofcustom built homes to beproud of. Near beach andshopping. Kitchen equipped,$19,900. May we showyou?

DON DYE, Realtor1 790 N. Federal Hwy. Pom-pano Beach. Phone 7-We 3-

-2603.872-4SB

WANTEDCollector wants old and newfirearms, any condition.1051 NE 3rd Ave. Phone

8iS-40TFB

2 & 3 Room Apartments.Furnished or unfurnished.Reasonable. Carl SaelingerAprs. 3100 NW 5th Ave.Phone Boca 9395.

... 840-43PTF

3 ROOMS, a large laundryand storage space,, $60 permonth. Phone Boca 9433.

864-45B

For Rent - New 2 bedroom,2 bath house with Floridaroom at Chatham Hills.Year 'round $130 per mo.unfurnished. Ph. 8866; eve-nings 9897.

865-45B

A two bedroom apartment,furnished. Also a large one-room apartment. Availableby week, month or yearly

.basis. Reasonable. Ph. Boca8730. 4300 NW 3rd Ave.

867-45B

ROOM for rent. Twin beds.(2) gentlement. Ph. Boca9985.

870-4SB

Small house or apartmentfor couple. No children, sixmonths or longer. Reason-able. References. Ph. Boca9437.

868-4SB

SERVICESAVAILABLE

Services AvailableSlub cover man will cut, pinSlip cover man will cut, pinfit your fabric, or ours, inyour home. Gall Paul 9728.

871-45B

CARPENTER^Work, floortile, and home repairs. CallBoca 3557.

831.42BTF

WANTED2 bedrqojn, house near shop-ping. Price ranger- $1 0,000 to$14,000. B. C. Hodowal,Registered Real Estate Bro-ker, 110 Boca Raton Rd.Phone Boca 4440.

" 876-45B

MUFFLERSFREE INSTALLATION15 Minute Service

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

HOUSE -TRAILER195 7 model Cree; 25 ft.Will sacrifice for cash, orwill trade for good lot. 234NW 4th Avenue, Boca.

877-45B

CAR For Sale - 1952, 4-Dr.Oldsmobile sedan in perfectcondition. One owner $700.3763 NW 4th Ave. PhoneBoca 5583.

844-43B

Suncoast Marine & TackleLast chance to get new 195 7Evinrude Outboard at spe-cial discount prices. Fewmodels left in stock. (3) 1%and 1 0 h.p. Several used, re-conditioned boats and mo-tors also in stock.

709 So. Federal Hwy.Boynton Beach Ph. 2891

874-4SB

Zenith TV, table model and.stand, less than a year old,has a guarantee. Reason-able. Phone Boca 8011.

863-4SP

Wrirk Done by SkiH

12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, October 4, 1957

Robert Smith Heads PTA Carnival

Halloween Workers NeededWorkers are still urgent-

ly needed for the PTA Hal-loween Carnival, the onemoney-making PTA annualprojects. They need helpersin all capacities, memberssaid. Volunteers are askedto call U. Hopkins, 821 3 orRobert Smith, 3557 after 6prm.

Robert Smith has accep-ted the general chairman-ship for the carnival. This isan event that local childrenlook forward to every year,the PTA reported. Theyhave supper with their fam-ily and the families of theirclassmates; there are parad-es, games, a costume con-test and many other events.Proceeds go toward purcha-ses making a better schoolfor Boca Raton children.

The next PTA meetingwill be on Tuesday, Oct. 8,at the school auditorium.Mrs. Joseph O'Brien an-nounced her committee forPTA publicity as Mrs. L.Schlusemeyer, Mrs. J. Frank,Mrs. Robert Fuhrman, andMrs. Curtis Haney.

Bill Smith, president, stat-ed that Mrs. Mark Denunn-

BROWARDELECTRIC

_ SERVICE.Industrial and

ResidentialLighting

Phone 5121Corner NW4th Av

& 20th St.

An accident takesyou from work.

Does your accidentInsurance help youmeet your livingexpenses whileyou're laid up?

for tho antwtr to Ihlt, cr-ony othtr iiMu

W.P. BEBOUTINSURANCE

AGENCY701 N. Federal

Phone3621 or 9336

RepresentingTHE TRAVELERS

HARTFORD

zio has been named as chair-man of the program plan-ning committee.

Thanks of the membersgo to hostesses who servedrefreshments to the large at-tendance. They were Mrs.Carl Doijglas, Mrs. John Ha-ger, Mrs. Robert Leggett,and Mrs. E. Borchardt.

Mrs. Edna Giganti's Firstgrade won the room' court.

St. Gregory's Winter Services

The winter schedule ofservices held at St. Gregory'sChurch beginning the firstSunday in October will be asfollows:

Matins, 7:40 A.M.; HolyEucharist, 8:00; FamilyEucharist and Church School,9:00 A.M.; Morning Prayerand sermon, 11:00 A.M. YoungPeople's" Fellowship, 5:00P.M-

The winter schedule ofservices held at St. Gregory'sChurch on weekdays will beas follows:

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday;

BOCA SERVICETires - BatteriesACCESSORIES

Federal Hwy. and Royal Pahn Rd.

Phone 9541 JOHN LUNGER and BOB GQQPi Owners

7:15 A.M. Matins; 7:30 A.M.Holy Eucharist; Thursday10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist.

Saints Days and Holy Daysof Obligation as announced,

Saturdays, 5-6 P.M* Sacra-ment of Penance (Confessions.)

Firv

WeekMrlohvr 0-J2

"Save The Only Eves JYou Will Ever Have" *

DR. P. A. M e RILLOptometrist

127 BOCA RATON RD

PHONE 9498BOCA RATOU

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Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers

NEONPAINTEE

DIAL8175

CARDSPAPER

DIAL8175

60 N. DIXIE

BUICK AGENCYNOW UNDER

NEW OWNERSHIPFormerly Wurtz Buick

TOM ENDICOTT-BUICKDelray Beach

The entire stock of Wurtz newBuicks have been purchased bythe new ownership and will be

offered to the public at drasticallyreduced prices

You Are Invited to Come inand Get Acquainted

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