OCA RATON NEWJfServing Boca Raton and Deerfield Beach

VOL. 2 NO. 15 Boca Raton, Florida, Friday, March 8, 1957 Phone 9005 Price 10 Cents

Project - Seabreeze Cloud StudyFeatures Boca In Chicago Meet

Miss Gwen Jennings crowned Miss Sportscar of 1957 byMayor Roy L. Shores. Attending her are Miss BarbaraSheller and Miss Patricia Troxell.-Boca News Photo

Gwen Jennings Is Miss>ortscar Of 1957Sp<

Miss Gwen Jennings, apetite brownette, was crown-ed Miss Sportscar of 1957by Mayor LeRoy Shores,Friday night, at the banquetgiven for the candidates atHermanson's Restaurant. Anengraved trophy was pre-sented to the Queen.

Her attendants, bothblonde, Patricia Troxell andBarbara Sheller, were givenan engraved gold bracelet asrurtners-up and orchid cor-sages to each. All three willattend the sportscar racesSunday at the Airfield wherethey will lead a procession

of sports cars around thefield and act as honorarystarter for the feature race.

Miss Jennings will presentthe over-all trophy to thewinner of the feature race.

Seated at the head tablewere Mayor and Mrs. RoyShores, Mr. and Mrs. JamesRutherford and Mr. and Mrs.Gus Hager, general racechairman.

Others attending includedthe parents and sponsors ofthe candidates for the MissSportscar contest and theirguests.

Library Board DirectorsReport To Residents

Due to the tremendousgrowth of Boca Raton the

Town Council has recogniz-ed our need and has provideda new, larger and more ade-quate location for Libraryuse at Boca Raton Gardenson West Palmetto Road, op-posite the City Park. TheTown Council has agreed topay rent for a year's periodwith the option for the fol-lowing six months. There isample parking space and theLibrary is within walkingdistance from the Boca Ra-ton School. This buildinghas been obtained on a tem-porary basis and for thisreason the Library Boardfeels it necessary to launcha building drive in order toraise funds as soon as possi-ble and start-its own building.

Property fronting on SecondAve. and First Street S.E.,deeded by the Boca RatonProperties, Inc., jointly tothe Boca Raton Library As-sociation, Inc., and the ArtGuild of Boca Raton, Inc.,i s ample in size for the con-struction of two buildings, aseparate Library and Cul-tural Center. An effort isbeing made by the LibraryBoard to have this propertydivided equitably so that aLibrary can be constructedas soon as possible, givingeach organization full con-trol of its own activities,and each can work indepen-dently toward the civic bet-terment of Boca Raton.

The Boca Raton LibraryAssociation has had its ownCharter since 1954, incor-porated as a non-profit or-ganization. This Board ofDirectors feel in resumingtheir status in working to-ward Library only, more willbe gained by this concen-trated effort, especially withlegislation concerning Countyand £" ate aid to the Floridalibraries in the offing.

Due to the pressing needof the Library to have ade-quate facilities at the end ofa year's time, it is consider-ed more feasible to launch aseparate building fund asthe financial goal of the Li-brary could be establishedat a much lower figure.

Through the generosity ofthe Town Council, who sub-sidizes a large portion ofthe Library maintenance, weare privileged to continueour Library.

Your Library Board willcontinue to keep you advis-ed of any and all actiontaken by them. We do appre-ciate your support and inte-rest.

The names of the Board ofDirectors follows, these di-rectors were elected by Li-brary members at the annualmeeting in December 1956:Mrs. H.W. Rogers, Mrs. Har-ley Gates, Mrs. William Max-field, Mrs. Robert Ghiotto,S.T. Hershner, P,J. Brannen,Mrs. T. Sieferth, Mrs. HenryLandry, Major-General Thom-as Hanley (Retired U.S.A.F.)-

Domina J albert bottlingFlorida sea water for Cali-fornia.—Boca News Photo

CouncilmenConfer WithBoca Parents

Meeting in the councilroom Monday night, townofficials pondered the prob-lem of a full time recrea-tional and athletic directorfor Boca Raton. Parents ofteenagers were invited tojoin the discussion whichalso included the chaperon-ing of Teenage Center.

With over 100 membersnow attending events heldat the Teenage Center theneed for a full time recrea-tional director was stressed.Reportedly not included inthe present town budget, afull-time director can notbe approved at this time. Asa temporary measure, coun-cil suggested that JamesRutherford, present directorof recreations be put on apart-time basis, alternatingbetween his duties as a fire-man in the Boca Raton FireDepartment and as directorof Teenage Center.

The problem of providingchaperones for the Center isan acute one, parents at-tending the meeting stated.The duties fall .on the samegroup over and over again.Approximately one quarterof the teenager's parents co-operate in this matter, thusdepriving their children ofthe full benefits of parentalcompanionship, they said.

Council said the questionof a full time director will betaken into considerationwhen thp new budget isprepared in July. If it isapproved, applicants willhave to take a Civil Serviceexamination for the position.

One of the most importantcloud physics project car-ried out so far, according totop officials of the AmericanMeteorology Society, tookplace in Boca Raton lastsummer under the name of"Project Seabreeze" andwill be a main subject ofdiscussion when expertsfrom this field meet in Chi-cago this month.

Boca Raton, they all agreed,was probably the outstand-ing place in the country tostudy cumulus clouds and asuggestion will be made tocarry out another projectthis summer, no plans defi-nite yet.

Domina J albert, one of theconsultants to the advisorycommittee, who was instru-mental in bringing the scien-tific study group here, hasbeen requested to obtainsamples of the east Floridasea water to see if it con-tained nuclei. Water off theBoca Raton beach was usedand the bottle mailed tometeorological experts inCalifornia for examination.

Thousands of feet of filmof cloud development andwind conditions were takenduring the experiment andthe results of the investiga-tion will be a subject ofinterest during the meetingin Chicago. A report will becirculated all over the worldto scientific groups and uni-versities.

Headquarters for the studygroup last summer-was Jal-bert's Aerological Labora-tory and the operation wasconducted from the PilotHouse. His plane was oneof two used in the completeproject. Snow was found overBoca Raton at the time.

Weather balloons wereused as part of the study ofcumulus clouds conducted bythe Advisory Committee onWeather Control in August.This committee was set upby Congress two years ago.

Joining Boca's DominaJ albert were Earl G. Dress-ier, who headed the groupfrom Washington, D.C.,Dwight B. Kline, also ofWashington, Ted Smith,Clem T°dd and Milt Fauk-hausen, all of California.They seeded clouds with sil-ver iodide crystals, a rainmaking agent, for the pur-poses of enabling them tofollow the pattern and todiscover whether or not thecrystals decay in high temp-erature, sunlight and humidi-ty. Scientists from all overthe country are waiting forthe official report of thismost important cloud phy-sics project and the name ofBoca Raton will soon be afamilial one to them all.

Additional efforts are beingmade to bring further scien-tific studies here and tomake Boca Raton one.of the

»scientific centers of the na-tion.

Examining the 1953 Buick sedan which flipped severaltimes ending right side up but a total loss i s PatrolmanGene Lynch and Serg. Paul Sellers.-BocaNews Photo

No injuries Received In Double AccidentSomersaulting Car Totally Demolished

Totalling demolishing hisautomobile after reportedlyflipping it over severaltimes, Richard Casper, 17,of Pompano Beach, crawledfrom the car without injuryCasper told police he wastraveling approximately 60miles per hour going northon Federal Highway. At 6:15Tuesday his 1953 Buickskidded on the wet pavementand went out of control, justsouth of Camino Real.

Taken to Boca Raton Medi-cal Clinic for examinationhe had received only a minorbrush burn. Investigationwas handled by SergeantPaul Sellers.

On the other side of thehighway, attracted by thesound and sight of the roll-ing Casper car, Harry E.Shunk of Deerfield Beach,glanced across the dividinggrass plot and rammed intothe rear of a car driven byJames Cleveland Bledsoeof Miami, according to pol-ice report. Rain-misted roadsprevented quick braking,both drivers said. No inju-ries were reported and dam-ages to the Shunk and Bled-soe vehicles were estimatedat approximately $80. Patrol-man Gene Lynch conductedthe investigation. Chargeswere not known at presstime.

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"Jeff" Koehne, in her Siata Spyder which she will raceSunday at the Boca Raton Airfield. Jeff is the mother oftwo children and has turned in some very credt able racingperformances in her various cars.

More Than 100 EntriesFiled In Sportscar RaceOver 100 sportscar drivers

have filed entries for thefirst Gold Coast Sportscarrace at the Boca Raton Air-field, Saturday and Sunday,March 9 and 10.

Among these are three girldrivers who ask nor givequarter, racing under thesame rules and conditionsas the men. While the menworry about their pit crew,some of the distaff sideworry about baby-sitter prob-lems.

Jean Spidel of Miami hasbeen racing two years. Shecompeted at Sebring, NewSmyrna and many other sec-tions of the country, driving

a modified M.G. Mother oftwo children, Mrs. SpidePsmain concern is getting ababy-sitter for race days.

Corning from Malvern, Pa.,is Evelyn Mull, driving anA.C. Bristol. Another Miamigirl, "Jeff" Koehne, hasbeen racing for three years.She drives a Siata Spyder,750 CC class H modified andis one of "the very few wom-en in the country who alsodrives a 300 S.L. MercedesBenz. While maintaining theiramateur status, the girlsmanage to turn in a profes-sional style performance.

Additional drivers enteredinclude Logan Lewis,

"lacon, Ga., Car No. 135,Maseratti; Walter Muggier,Jr., Malvern, Pa., driving anA.C. Bristol; Wildfred Gray,Car 92 of Indianapolis, Ind.,driving the famous WestCoast racer, the Kurtis-Kraft; Walter Hoover, Car14 of Wilmington,. Del., driv-ing an A.C. Bristol; GayJackson, Chattanooga, Tenn.,Car 17, D Jaguar; BuelKinne, New Hampton, N.Y.,Car 5, Porsche.

Also C.W. Aikins, Jr.,Wichita, Kan., Car 26, Ar-nold-Bristol; William Bow-man, Hopkins, Minn., Car 44driving a Keift; CharlesStrong, Greensboro, N.C.,Car 43, M.G.; Jan DeVrom,New York City, Car 20, Fer-rari; Art Bunker, KansasCity, Mo., Car 73, Porsche550; Homer Dasey, Oakmont,Pa., Car 121, Corvette; and .from San Mateo, Calif., twoentries from the KangerooStables, Cars 53-54, Aston-Martin and the long awaitedfirst trial of the XKSS Ja-guar, no drivers listed yet.

Other entries are pouringin from Jacksonville, Tampa,Miami, Bradenton, WinterPark listing Corvettes, Ja-guars, Lotus, Porsche, Fer-rari, Maseratti, Bristol, Sia-ta, M.G., Volkswagon, Keift,Kurtis-Kraft, etc.

Three and a h alf miles- oftricky hairpin turns willprovide spills and excite-ment for all the 20,000sports f ans attending.

Because of the danger in-volved, sp ect at o rs h w ebeen urged to obey allsafety barri er s and staybeyond the marked safetyarea wh ich wi 11 be constant-ly patrolled by members ofthe Florida State AuxiliaryHighway Patrol and theLegionaires. For those whowant to spend the entire

The Misses Barbara Sheller, Patricia Troxell and QueenGwen Jennings try out a sportscar at the Boca Raton Air-field before the races Sunday.—Boca News Photo

day at the Airfield, refresh-ments will be available, GusHager, general r acing chair-man, stated.

Sanctioned by the SportsCar Club of America andsponsored by the AmericanLegi on Post No. 277, BocaRaton, proceeds will gotoward building a Legionhome in Boca Raton.

Gates will open at theAirfield at noon Saturdayfor the preliminary timetrials and compulsory prac-tice runs and on Sunday, at7 a.m. One race will be runat 10:30 a.m., followed bya break for all church-goers.Features will start at 1p.m. and will be announcedover one of the largest P.A.systems u sed in any outdoorevent.

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Mrs. William Prendergastwas surprised with a babyshower honoring her newdaughter, Cynthia Lynne,born Feb. 21.

Co-hostesses Mrs. LonnieHafrell and Mrs. Paul Cappasked the guests to meetat the Harrell home, afterwhich they went next door tothe William Prendergast homein a body, taking Mrs. Pren-dergast completely by sur-prise.

Centering the buffet tablewas a large cake made in theform of a bassinett with awoven basket design of pinkand white dividers, lined, witha frosting blanket coveredwith tiny rosebuds. It wastopped with a hood of nylonnet with confectionary cut-'outs 'also centered withrosebuds. Made and deco-rated by Mrs. Kenneth Ed-wards the cake aroused astir of "oh's and ah's."

Among those joining in thepresentation of many giftsfor the newcomer were Mrs.M.B. Harhay, Mrs, AmosWhiteman, Mrs. Leon Wea-ver, Mrs. John Hager, Mrs.Thomas Bradley, Mrs. DonMalone, Mrs. William Eddin-ger, Mrs. William Mitchell,Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs.Rodney McGlamery, Mrs,Burt Rogers and Mrs. E.Hardin.

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Slipping on a highly waxedfloor Tuesday night, Mrs.George Ball fell and brokehet hip. She was taken toSt Mary's Hospital in WestPalm Beach.

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Weekday: Mass at 7 a.m.,followed by instruction (10minutes); and Rosary, Ser-mon, and Benediction in theevening at 8 p.m.

Confessions will be heardduring each weekday mass,and after each evening de-votions.

The Mission will be con-ducted by Fr. James V.Donovan O.M.I., a native ofNorwood, Mass. Fr. Donovanwas an engineering studentfor two years when he decid-ed to enter the Seminary ofthe Missionary Oblates ofMary Immaculate in 1932.He studied philosophy atNewburg, N.Y., theology atCatholic. University of Amer-ca in Washington, D.C., andwas ordained in 1940. Hehas spent three years inparish work, two years teach-ing, and the remainder of thetime has been spent givingMissions throughout theEastern half of the U.S.

Everyone is welcome,whether Catholic of not. Fr.Donovan stresses that it isessential to attend both morn-ing and evening parts of theMission.

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Editorial PagePage 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, March 8, 1957

No Site For Boca School?Boca Raton needs a new school. The

need is great . . but . . where will it be?Population almost- doubling this year indi-cates an estimated increase in enrollmentwhich will create an emergency shortage bythe time school opens in the fall.

Funds not available until about one monthago are on hand now. A sum of $75,000 isready to be used to start construction of abuilding and $30,000 is allocated for thepurchase of a site — and there the projecthits a snag.

It is difficult to believe that in all thewide area the town of Boca Raton coversthat there is .no suitable site available forthis much needed school. Fifteen to twentyacres is the suggested size, large enoughto allow for the addition of a high schoollater.

A survey made by the State, stressed ineffect, that the land acquired be properlylocated and went on to state that in view ofestimated years of use, the over-all cost ofthe property is relatively unimportant withregards to the first requirement of best lo-cation. True, property values have increas-ed but is it reasonable to believe that nowhere within the town limits is there roomfor a new school? Children are our mostvaluable asset, our future civic leaders anddirectors and they must have adequate fa-cilities. Can we put a price tag on thevalue of educating them?

According to figures released by theUnited States Office of Education, 36,000new classrooms are urgently needed thisyear. Civic minded business men and lead-ers of local organizations have heldseveral meetings with members of theSchool Board at which time the Boca men

pointed out the tremendous growth of thetown and the necessity of selecting a sitefor a new school. Together with the Townofficials, they offered full cooperation inobtaining any specified area. At that time,there was no money available, according toMrs. Elizabeth S. Hand, member of theBoard of Public Instruction, Palm BeachCounty.

Mrs. Hand stated that the survey commi-tee from Tallahassee recommends a pri-ority list which includes heaviest popula-tion area, schools with double sessions andothers in worse conditions. The recommen-dation is then sent to the School Board forapproval and they in turn try to follow thepriority list on a basis of absolute need."Politics do not enter the picture in anyway", Mrs. Hand added.

Recognizing the need in Boca Raton, theSchool Board member stated that they haddone all they could with the funds avail-able. They doubled the size of the presentschool by adding four class rooms, thenbuilt two portable buildings raising the to-taJ to ten classrooms. Leasing the buildingacross- the street from the school, last sum-mer, it was remodeled and provided stillmore rooms.

Although greatly appreciated, this is stillnot enough. Boca needs a new school. Thetown rallied behind the recent School Bondissue 100%. These bonds have not beensold yet but it is hoped that they will be,in May. Boca has reportedly received toppriority and everything is set to go . . whena site is found. Solving this problem shouldbe at the top of die list, and surely it couldbe accomplished, and soon by everyoneconcerned working together.

Boca Policeman Resigns PostPatrolman Paul Long, on

temporary assignment withthe Boca Raton Police De-partment/ resigned his post,effective Monday. He willtake up his new position inthe Security Department ofthe Pratt-Whitney Company,West Palm Beach, at a sub-stantial increase in salary.

Discussing the resigna-tion, Police Chief HughBrown said that Boca isvery sorry to lose such anefficient and well likedofficer. He was the type ofpoliceman who did his jobwell, while maintaining goodpublic relations, the Chiefsaid.

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Polo Box To BeAuctioned For Sight Fund

A polo box, for six, willbe auctioned off on Sundayfor the benefit of the Child-ren' s Sight ConservationProgram sponsored by theLions Club. The box is be-ing donated by the BocaRaton Hotel and Club.

CHURCH BEGINSLENTEN SERIES

Pastor Albert Eastman ofthe Bethany PresbyterianChurch of Boca Raton beginsa series of Lenten sermonscommencing Sunday, Mar.10. The first one will beentitled "Is There a Rela-tionship between the Bap-tism of Jesus Christ andChristian Baptism"?

David Candelmo will ac-company the Young Peo-ple's Choir with his trum-pet, as they sing "He IsMine" with Mrs. LillianWilliams at the piano.

Monday evening transpor-tation will be furnished forthose attending the appear-ance of Redd Harper in theBethany Presbyterian Chur-ch of Fort Lauderdale. CallBoca 5031.

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Through My WindowBy BEATRICE LANDRY

With the beginning of the Lenten season last WednesdayChristians all over the world entered into a period of "spir-.itual housecleaning". What face we present to the world,dims as we prepare to face ourselves. Images in a mirrorfade as actions, thoughts and deeds are gauged on a spiritualscale. Substance and shadow fuse and as contemplation conrtinues, reality begins to emerge. Not always pleasant, Some-times shame and sorrow edge the picture, but hope enterswhen we "houseclean". and realize the extent of our limita-tions.

In ancient days, the time of preparation for Easter variedin length in different countries; it was a period of penanceand holiness reminiscent of the forty days of fast of Christin the desert, preceding the great Feast of the Resurrection.

In the Old Law, ashes signified grief, also penance. Sor-;rowing penitents practiced the wearing of "ashes and sacl?cloth", symbolic of the words, "Remember man, that thbu ,art dust, and unto dust thou shalt return".

Originally instituted for public penitents, the ceremonywas later rearranged for all Christians, varying in differentchurches. A tradition that began sometime before 1000 A,D.it is carried on today with services and prayer in churchesof all denominations, some with, some without, the use ofashes. But for all it is a time for thinking, for sacrifice andcontrition, a time to remind ourselves that it is not the per-ishable things of the world that really count but what we doand make of ourselves. For "What does it profit a man togain the world when he loses his soul in the bargain?"

More than 300 people gathered together on Tuesday todonate $50 dollars apiece so that some unknown child couldreceive needed hospital treatment. In a dignified, quiet man-ner, these persons, wanting no publicity, contributed to theprogress of mankind. In the midst' of a busy social season,they allowed time and discounted the cost, for who can placea value in dollars and cents on a stricken child's life, andrallied to the call for aid, thereby immeasureably enrichingtheir own lives.

So nice to see the so-relaxed Perry Como and his lovelywife strolling around the grounds of the Boca Club holdinghands. Really fond of golf, Perry spent most of his week'svacation on the course . . between spells of the ''liquidsunshine".

Bouquets to members of the Kiwanis Club for their consis-tent chaperoning of Teen Age Center every Monday night. Sofar, we've heard that they haven't missed a night since'theirprogram was inaugurated.

If you hear noises in your ears Sunday, don't1 rush to yourdoctor, rush to the airport and see the "fabulous sportscars inaction.

Sermon Topic Announced

Rev. Floyd Emerson Logee,pastor of the PresbyterianChurch, has announced thathis sermon topic for the 11a.m. service, Sunday, will be"The Power of SimpleFai th" . The church holdsservices in the TeenageCenter, West Palmetto Rd.

Choir rehearsal is Thurs-day, 7 p.m., at the Teen Cen-ter.

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Friday, March 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 5.

Tuberculosis kills aboutfour million people in theworld every year.

Boca Raton Villas have added a new two-story unit pic-tured on the left containing pent-house apartments. Otherunits have been completely remodeled and redecoratedThese attractive ocean-front villas are owned by Mr. andMrs. Charles Mather-Smith

TEEN TALKTeen Age Center has the

concession stand at theSports Car Race this Satur-day and Sunday so everybodybe sure and get there Sand-wiches and Cokes. Commit-tee members will meet at theCenter Friday, 8 p.m., to geteverything ready. They areVicki Thompson, MaureenWoods, Wayne Wallen, Nan-=y Callinan, Jerry DiGennaro,Liz Stevens, Karen Williams,Loni Parker, Patty Eddinger,Bruce Perry, Fred Lewis,Barbara Sheller, Chris Calli-nan, Jackie Muller, DianeBibeau, Perry Frank, LaurelStrom, Janice Veal, RogerSabourin, Mike Steel, LouisWallen, Lafayette Dudley,Ann Carroll and Babs Sae-linger. If there is anybodywho would like to help justsee Jim Rutherford.

Gwen Jennings won theMiss Sports Car contest of1957. We are very proud to

have her represent us. Con-gratulations, Gwen.

If you have a birthday inMarch, please let us knowso we all can celebrate yourbirthday together.

Regular meetings are heldevery Wednesday.

Remember Pre-teens, theCenter is open for you from7:30 to 9:30 with all kindsof entertainment going on.

The Teen Town Girlsplayed the GAA girls fromDelray. Teen Town won by26-17. We thank the cheer-leaders for the enthusiasmthey aroused, Gwen Jenning,Liz Stevens, Ann Carroll,Patty Eddinger and DianeBibeau. If you would liketo join,'just see one of thesegirls.

Basketball practice isevery Tuesday 7-8:30 p.m.for the girls - 8:30 to 10p.m. for the boys.

Calvin C. Schmahl wasguest of honor and mainspeaker at the Kiwanisluncheon, last week. Schmahlis Group Supervisor, West

Rites Held FOPL- E. Lang, Sr

Lawrence Earl Lang, Sr.,55, died Friday at his resi-dence, 846 S.W. 11th Ct.,Ft. Lauderdale. Mr. Langwas manager of Children'sManor in Boca Raton forapproximately three years,returning to Ft. Lauderdaleabout a month ago.

He came to Florida fromCincinnati, Ohio, 11 yearsago. He was formerly a pur-chasing agent for the Worth-ington Mann Corp. in Ohio.A member of St. Anthony'sCatholic Church, Ft. Laud-erdale, he was also a mem-ber of the Holy Name Socie-ty-

Survivors include hiswife, Frances; a son, Law-rence, Jr.; two daughters,Mrs. Mary Jane Standleyand Mrs. Margaret FrancesHill, all of Ft. Lauderdale;one brother, Robert Langand one sister, Mrs. Cathe-rine Woods, both of Batavia,Ohio; and eight grandchild-ren.

Rosary services were heldSunday night in the Fair-child Funeral Home Chapelwith requiem mass at 11 a.m.Monday in St. Anthony'sCatholic Church, Ft. Laud-erdale. The Right Rev. Msgr.John O'Looney, pastor, offi-ciated.

pallbearers included Hen-ry Landry, Turner Narmore,Michael Longo, James Tat-ley, Jerald Binkley andJohn Dvorak.

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Palm Beach area, InternalRevenue Service U.S. Treas-ury Department. He spoke onprocessing and handling oftax forms, covering a widefield.

Other guests included:Robert Zautner, New Scot-land, N.Y.; Dr. John H.Sandness, Moorehead, Mich.;B.F. Boyd, Femdale, Mich.;J .F. Harbey, Mill bank, S.D.;J ames Johnson, president,Delray Beach Kiwani sand Frank Seely, secretary;D. Campbell, Jack Pitts,George Smith, Monroe Far-ber, and C.W. Garner, all ofDelray Beach.

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Readying for open house at the Boca Library's newlocation, Wednesday afternoon, are Mrs. Burt Rogers,president of the Library Board, Mrs. Harriette Gates,vice-president, and Mrs. Celeste Kennedy, librarian.-Boca News Photo

Boca Library GreetsVistors At Open HouseMany residents, visitors

.and library members met atthe Boca Raton LibraryWednesday afternoon to at-tend the open house spon-sored by the Library Board.Librarian, Mrs. Celeste Ken-nedy, showed guests aroundthe spacious new location

between checking in andout bo'oks.Much larger than the pre-

vious location, space hasbeen allowed for a readingarea and is furnished witha table and chairs donatedby Castro Convertible Cor-poration, Boca Raton.

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Tuesday, March 12th, 8 p.m.Delray Beach Lions Club House

S.E 4 th Ave., Delray Beach

Deerfield Beach 'NotesMr. and Mrs. Walter R.

Huck had as recent houseguests Mr. and Mrs. HarryLinkletter of- Englewood,N.J., who stopped here en-route home from Mexico.This week the Huck's areentertaining Mrs. EmersonP. Church, Tenafly, N.J.,and Mrs. Harry C. Ward ofEnglewood, N.J.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mel-lon and family, Peter andAriene, are spending tendays ifl Jamaica.

Mrs. Oliver H.P. Pepperhas her sister-in-law, Mrs.F.A. Lewis, and daughterHope from Ithan, Pa., visit-ing her for a week. Mrs.Lewis' husband will bejoining them for the week-end. Spring vacation willfind Oliver the third, athome for two weeks withhis family.

Jane and Charles Rossare moving into their lovelynew home in the Cove thisweek-end.

The Men's Club of the Com-munity Presbyterian Churchare having a supper onThursday, March 14, from6:30 to 8:30 p.m., for thebenefit of the sanctuarycarpet.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wood-ward spent last week-endvisiting their son and hiswife in Gainesville. Bothyoung people are in schoolwith part-time jobs.

Home Mission Prayer Weekis being observed by theMissionary Society of theBaptist Church, the ladiesmeeting for an hour eachmorning in the homes of themembers. Thursday they hada luncheon at the close ofthe- morning session in thehome of the society presi-dent, Mrs. G.H. Bourne.

Business and ProfessionalWomen's Club meeting, Fri-day evening, March 8, at 8p.m., at Flo's Wave Shop inthe Post Office building.

Mr. and Mrs. CharlesLangston have as houseguests Mr. Langston's cou-sin, William Brown and his

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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace N.Stuart have just moved intotheir new home at 1445 S.E.Sixth Street in the Cove andnow have as houseguests Mr.and Mrs. Chester K. Fernsfrom Deland, pia. TheStuartrs are from Tenafly,N.J.

Mrs. William Traylor, thewife of the former assistantpastor of the Baptist Chur-ch was in town visiting herparents, Mr. and Mrs. T.E.Johnson. Mr. Traylor ispresently attending NewOrleans seminary.

SpectatorTrophy GameIs SundayFinal tournament match

for the Spectator Trophy willbe held at the Boca RatonPolo Field, Sunday, withthe preliminaries slated forthe latter part of this weekat Gulf Stream Polo Field,and the participating teamswill be announced shortly.

It is expected that thetrophy's donor, Alan How-ard, will be on hand to pre-sent the cup to the victors,as he has done in previousyears.

Red CrossVolunteersNeededVolunteers are urgently

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The purpose of the meet-ing is to discuss and decideon details of plans for the^proposed Library and Cul-'tural Center. The Centerhas been a joint goal of theLibrary and Art Guild until'the Library's recent publi-cized wi sh to start its ownfund drive and erect i t s ownbuilding. As both organiza-tions are involved in detailsand legalities, there aremany points which will have#to be discussed and decidedupon by members. Mrs. Mac-Spadden, Art Guild .president,urges all patrons and mem-bers to attend.

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When the sun rose, theyreached into their pocketsand found that a miracle hadhappened. The pebbles hadbeen transformed into dia-monds, rubies, and otherprecious stones. They remem-bered the warning. They wereboth glad and sorry - gladthey had taken some, andsorry they had not takenmore

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Spelling Bee in Boca SchoolSpelldowns and elimina-

tions are being held amongstudents in grades 3-8 inpreparation for the annual

^Spelling Bee at Boca RatonSchool, March 18,9:30 a.m.The winner of the SpellingBee will represent the schoolin the County-wide spellingcontest to be held in thePalm Beach High Schoolauditorium, March 30.

Room winners who willcompete for honors in Divi-sion I are: Miss Garber's

# third grade, Marie Cicala,Darlene Stachura, DonnaLavery, Susan Plungis, MikeWolfe, Linda Conway, andLynn Krautwald; MissShell's third grade, JohnRuff, Kathleen Angell,Gene Seleck, Nancy Ander-son, and Brad Morgan; Mrs.Brown's fourth grade, KarenLeggett, Linda St. John,

m Judith Owers, John Shaner,Paul Jenne, Barbara Patriz-zo, Michael Gaston, andDonald Bryan; Miss Sus-sieck's fourth grade, SallyTarayos, Sandra Skinner,Patty Noeldechen, StevenBriggs, Bob Hynes, andSydney Pool.

Students Visit Art Exhibit_ Upon the invitation of the™Art Guild of Boca Raton, six

classes of the Boca RatonSchool were given a guidedtour of the Arts and CraftsExhibit at the Boca RatonClub. The students thorough-ly enjoyed the tour and wishto thank the Art Guild forinviting them.

Lions Conduct Visual SurveyW The Boca Raton Lions

Club has completed the an-nual visual survey under thedirection of Mrs. ElizabethDeParlier of Delray Beach.An eye test was given to allnew students at the BocaRaton School, and those who

have shown irregularitiesin previous tests were re-checked.

Last year the visual sur-vey screened 320 students.Twenty-one of these stu-dents were recommended tosee a doctor for furtherexamination. Glasses arefurnished by the Lions Ciubfor all indigent childrenwhere needed. This commun-ity service by the LionsClub has been in operationfor several years. John Ric-ketts of Boca Raton is chair-man of sight conservationfor the Boca Raton LionsClub.

Roheney School CustodianEdward Roheney of Pom-

pano Heights has been en-gaged as part-time custo-dian at Boca Raton School.William J. McCord has re-signed for reasons of health.

Art TeacherOpens Studio

Mrs. Beatrice Perry, for-mer art teacher from NewEngland and recently in-structor at Long Boat KeyArt Center, Sarasota, hastaken over the studio at theHoward home in Floresta.

Specializing in painteddecorations of trays andfurniture, Mrs.' Perry plansto start art classes soon.

Previously an art super-visor in public schools inRhode Island and mother oftwo sons, Bruce, aged 14,and Duncan, 10, she is inte-rested in children's art stu-dies and is a member of Na-tional Committee on ArtEducation, sponsored by theMuseum of Modern Art, NewYork City.

She was director of child-ren's education at RinglingMuseum, Sarasota.

Former BocaMan SuccombsSaturday

George Thomas Deen 83,died at his home, 145 N.E.Third Ave., Boynton Beach,on Saturday, March 4.

Born in Waycross, Ga., Mr.Deen came to Florida in1928. He was a retired far-mer. A former resident ofBoca Raton for approximately20 years, he served severalterms on the Town councilprevious to World War II. Hemoved to Boynton Beach tenyears ago.

Survivors include his wife,Bessie, Boynton; daughters,Mrs. Hattie Boyette, Mrs.Mattie Boyette, Mrs. EstelleBoyette, all of Lakeland,Ga.; Mrs. Katie Mae Thoma-son, Mrs. Dorothy Scharlau,of Boca Raton; Mrs. MargaretJordan, Boynton Beach; sons,Carl L., Lincoln, Desseau,Albert of Boynton Beach;Coy Deen, Delray Beach,George W», of Lakeland,Fla.

Also granddaughters andgrandsons in Boca Raton,Mrs. Betty Capp, Mrs. Eloi-se Sellers, Thomas Thoma-son, Michael Thomason,Sandy Scharlau, and ThomasScharlau and Mrs. Billie AnnTilghman of Biloxi, Miss.

Services and burial were inLakeland, Ga. Local arrange-ments were handled by Sco-bee Funeral Home, BoyntonBeach.

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plage 10 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, March 8, 1957

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Holy Cross Hospital FirstCharity Ball Great Success

Children will benefitthrough the generosity ofapproximately 300 personswho attended the first an-nual Holy Cross HospitalBall, Tuesday night, at theBoca Raton Club.

Proceeds will be used togive the gifts of life andhealth to unfortunate child-ren, who for the lack offunds might otherwise bedenied much needed hospi-tal care. They will be ableto receive the best of careat Holy Cross Hospital,where authorities state thatit is not unusual for it tocost from $3,000 to $5,000to provide the necessitiesto save the life of just oneprematurely born infant and

to_give it a healthy start inlife.

Guests of honor were theRight Rev. Msgr. Rowan Ra-statter of Miami and theRev. Fr. David Heffernan,pastor of St. Joan of Arcparish, Boca Raton.

Heading the committeemembers in charge of thelavish ball were Mrs. C.C.Winningham, Ft. Lauderdale,Mrs. Clint B. King, Hills-boro Mile, Miss Mary V.Nager, Ft. Lauderdale, andMrs. David J. Nunnelly,president of Holy CrossHospital Women's Auxiliary.

Many local residents turn-ed out for this affair whichis being planned for an an-nual Shrove Tuesday event.

Barrie Bart GuestOf Art Guild

Barrie Bart, international-ly known artist, will give anoil painting demonstration,"How I Paint a Picture", atthe meeting of the Art Guildof Boca Raton, tonight, at 8p.m. at the Town Hall. Thiswill be in addition to thebusiness meeting which willinclude a report and discus-sion on the proposed Li-brary and Cultural Center.

Mr. Bart, who now lives inBoynton, was born in Paris,France, and is a graduate ofle College Chaptal in Parisand l'Universite de Greno-ble where he received bach-elor degrees in arts, lettersand sciences. He attendedl'Ecole des Arts Decoratifsand later studied architec-ture and painting at l'Ecoledes Beaus Arts in Pariswhere he won the Prix deRome. Further study tookhim to Milan, Florence andRome.

Bart served as a pilot inWorld War I at the end ofwhich he was appointed Of-ficial Painter of MilitaryAviation by Premier Clemen-ceau. Many of his paint-ings — portraits of aviatorsand scenes of aerial com-bat — are hung in the Mili-tary Museum at Vincennes.Other paintings hang in theLuxembourg in Paris and inthe museums at Nantes andAvignons as well as in manyprivate collections in thiscountry and in Europe.

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Celebrating fifty years ofmarried life, Mr. and Mrs.William Matthews of WestPalm Beach were the honor-ed guests at a luncheonparty given by Dr. and Mrs.W.P. ' Thompson at theirhome in Boca Villas,- onWednesday.

Out of town guests includ-ed Mr. and Mrs. WestonMatthews, of Chicago; Mr.and Mrs. Roland duKet ofMiami and Mr. and Mrs. GusPfhender of Sagatuck, Mich.

Mrs. Smith To BeGuest Of BPW

Mrs. Dorothy Smith will bethe featured speaker at theregular meeting of the BocaRaton Business and Profes-sional Women's Club, Mon-day, March 11, 8 p.m., atthe home of Eleanor Bebout,735 Fem Drive, Porla Mar.

"Woman's status in Busi-ness" will be the subjectof Mrs. Smith's talk. Mem-bers of the Deerfield Beachand Delray Beach BPWClubs have been invited toattend.

For the past ten years theartist has wintered in Mel-bourne where he gave de-monstrations and heldclasses in oil painting, watercolor and pastel.

The meeting is open topatrons and members of theArt Guild.

Oidford CelebrateAnniversary

Mrs. Norman Oidford andMrs. George Thompson wereco-hostesses to a weddinganniversary party honoringMr. and Mrs. Fred OidfordSaturday night.

In a vari-colored floralspray setting, a three tiered,rose-decorated cake and a (catered buffet supper wasserved to the followingguests: Mr. and Mrs. John H.Cole, Mr. and Mrs. OaklandChapman, Mr. and Mrs. JackCorbett, Mr. and-Mrs. RobertTilley, Mr. and Mrs. LarsonWilliams, Mr. and Mrs. MerleLong, Mr. and Mrs. WalterOidford, Mr. and Mrs. JosephBaclie, George Thompson |and Norman Oidford.

Raisons EntertainAt Buffet-Card Party

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rai-son were hosts to a buffet-dinner and card party, Sundaynight, at their Boca

Villa home.Among the guests were

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drake,Dr. and Mrs. T.P. Thompson,Mr. and Mrs. George Straw-bridge, Mr. and Mrs. DwightPeters and Jack Roberts.

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Painting "figures" of dollars and cents which theyhope to raise at a benefit luncheon Monday, March 11,are Mrs. William O'Donnell of Boca Raton and notedwater colorist Sherman Raveson of Delray Beach. Mrs.O'Donnell is luncheon chairman of the St. Gregory'sEpiscopal Church building fund committee which willstage the fashion show and "Artists and Muddles" paint-ing-for-fun contest at Smitty's Driftwood Club.-T.P.Wyatt Photo

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Painting ContestWill EntertainAt Fashion Show

A parade of resort fash-ions and an "Artists andMuddles" paint ing-for-fun contest will be high-l ights of a luncheon Mon-day, March 11, to benefitthe building fund of St.Gregory's Episcopal Chur-ch in Boca Raton.

Scheduled to begin atnoon, the luncheon eventwill be hel d at t he ocean-f ront chi c kee pati o ofSmitty's Driftwood Club.

Armed with small pa-lettes of water colorswhi ch will be sol d tocont estants, luncheonguests who create themost original muddles"will be eligible for seve-ral prizes, including thefirst award, a sterlingsil v er c offee and *e a set.

Luncheon chairman Mrs.William O'Donnell has an-nounced that more than adozen pri zes have been con-tributedfor the event, in-cludi ng Emeraud e perfume,a linen bridge set, an orchidplant, a sal ad bowl set anda woman' s sport shi rt.

The panel of "Artistsand Muddles" j udges willinclude Sherman Raveson ofDel r ay, not ed wate r col or -is t .

Resort fashions will befrom Mark, Fore and Strike,Delr ay Beach.

Birthday WeddingSurprise Party

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Moj-kowski entertained at a com-bination surprise birthdayand wedding anniversarySaturday night.

Birthday guest of honorwas Mrs. M. Daly of Provi-dence. Celebrating theirfirst wedding anniversary,were honor guests, Mr. andMrs. B. Entler of Michigan.

Candlelighted birthdayand anniversary cakes werebrought out to the spaciousMojkowski garden patio tothree very surprised guests.

Joining the festivitieswere Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin,Mr. and Mrs. William Shortand Monty Daly, all of Provi-dence, R.I. Also Mr. and Mrs.John 'Cleary, Mr. and Mrs.Frank Thomas, of New York;Mrs. William Klimrn, of Mass-achusetts; Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Hayes, Mrs. RobertMarks and son Douglas ofMichigan; Mrs. Clifford Sto-baugh and daughter, Norm a,Mrs. James Ingraham of Boca,

Friday, March 8. 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 11

Mrs-. Hemker ShowsFlower ArrangementsThe most unusual and

beautiful in flower arrange-ments, including a circulararrangement with a halvedacorn squash as a focalpoint, were demonstratedby Mrs. Palm Hemker, ofWest Palm Beach, at theGarden Club's monthly meet-ing Tuesday at the Lion'sClub.

Mrs. Hemker, who has beenappointed an amateur judgefor the third time for theforthcoming MetropolitanFlower Show in Miami, alsodemonstrated how lines inflower arranging create de-sired moods.

During the business meet-ing, President Mrs. WilliamO'Donnell told members ofthe board's decision to ap-propriate funds for four del-egates to attend this year'sState Garden Club conven-tion in Miami April 5 and 6.Three members have beenappointed, and there is roomfor one more. Any interestedmember, please contact Mrs.O'Donnell.

Committee reports weregiven including ProjectChairman, Mrs. AnthonyMojkowski's report on recentplantings in accordancewith the town's beautifica-tion plans — also the waterworks, and gave thanks toWilliam Prendergast and Wil-liam Eddinger for their co-operation and help in theplanting program; also theirassistance in placing theGarden Club's refuse cansin the Sunshine ShoppingCenter as part of the club's"litterbug" campaign.

In the absence of JuniorGarden Club Chairman, Mrs.Clementine Brown, Mrs. Moj-kowski reported on the ArborDay services at the schoolat which two ficus trees and60 shrubs, donated by theclub, were planted. Later,Mr. Prendergast will plantthe grass seed also donatedby the club.

Mrs. O'Donnell noted to

members the town's requestfor Garden Club aid in beau-tifying the new entrancegates to the cemetery, which.will be dedicated on Memo-rial Day. Mrs. ClarenceJames with Mrs. Mojkow-ski are working on a plant-ing plan to be submitted nextcouncil meeting.

Mrs. William Barclay isthe volunteer chairman forthe selling and handlingof Garden Club stationary,calendars, note paper, cardsand other gift items now on

sale. She will also havecocktail napkins borderedin a native wild flower de-sign, all garden clubs areselling for the State Federa-tion to help defer their ex-penses thereby eliminatingthe necessity for raisingstate garden club dues.

A further important reportby Mrs. Leon Lewis, was Qqthe French Flower Mart to^be in Sanborn Square oM-April 13 and 14.

(Serving as co-chairmanwith Mrs. Lewis will beCountess D'Oultremont, withlast year's chairman Mr«.Anthony Mojkowski as ad-visor.

Many new and interestingthings are being plannedfor this year's Mart, theGarden Club's main fundraising project, started forthe beautification of BocaRaton, with a portion of theproceeds being set asidefor a future Garden Center.

In conjunction with theFrench Flower Mart is theArt 'Guild's ClotheslineExhibit, of which Mrs, Ar-nold MacSpadden is coordi-nator.

Following the meeting re-freshments in the green andwhite St. Patrick's Day motifwere served by hostesses,Mrs. Leslie Spielman, Mrs.Norton Marshall, Mrs. FrankSchaiberger and Mrs. PeterKleiber.

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[Friday, March 8, 1957

[ PERSONALLY SPEAKINGMiss Belle Finson of

Forest Hills, N.Y., will bethe house guest of Mr. andMrs. Guy Sammarco, of BocaVillas, for two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. TheodoreShute of Philadelphia, Pa.,have been visiting Mrs.W.T. Danneal, PalmettoPark Road.

Word has been receivedof the death of Mrs. HedvigErickson, 69, mother ofCharles Erickson, BocaRaton, in a Laconia, N.H.,hospital, Friday, March 1.He had just returned from avisit there this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.Hawke, of Hartsdale, N.Y.,are visiting in Boca Raton.Mrs. Hawke is here for theseason, but kept busy withpublishing five weeklynewspaper, Mr. Hawke hasto commute for short butfrequent visi ts. HawkeNewspapers publish theHartsdale Time, ElmsfordHerald, Edgemont Echo,Ardsley Sun- Leader andone other. They are stayingat 199 Palmetto Park Road.Ralph Reed is a patient in

a Coral Gables Hospital butexpects to be home soon.

Robert Baker has returnedfrom the hospital followingsurgery and is recuperatingrapidly.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Petersand Dr. and Mrs. T.P. Thomp-son were dinner guests ofJack Roberts at the ReefClub in Ft. Lauderdale Sat-urday night

Mr. and Mrs. J.S. WilliamLaMotte of Massachusetts,have opened thei r home at200 N.E. Third Ct. A re-cent visi tor was their daugh-ter, Mrs. J.L. Armstrong,who has returned to her homein Westford, Mass. Presenthouse guests are Mrs.George Perkins of Paxton,Mass., and Dr. and Mrs.John Koreywo. Dr. Koreywo,a prominent physician ofWorcester, Mass., is attend-ing a medical conference inMiami, combining businessand pleasure, while he visitsthe LaMottes.

Mr, and Mrs. Einer W. An-derson of Westport, Conn.,are visiting their son andhis wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam E. Anderson of BocaRaton Villas,

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tuckerare leaving Monday forSouth America on an exten-sive tour. They plan to begone about one year.

Miss Marion Saunders,New London, Conn., is thehouse guest of Mr. andMrs. Charles Erickson. Re-ceiving a call from Laconia,N.H., Erickson m.ade a fly-ing trip there because ofillness in his immediatefamily and returned lastweek.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wittieof Maplewood, N.J., will bethe house guests of theRobert Kraeuters for twoweeks. Mr. Wittie is a notedhorticulturist for the Essex

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.Sussieck, 770 DeSoto Road,in the Boca Raton Estates,had as their house, guestsin February two of Mrs.Sussieck's sisters, Mrs. Wil-liam McGrath- of Yonkers,N.Y., and Mrs. William Bren-nan of Queens Village, LongIsland.

Mr. and Mrs. George Prot-here of Brooklyn, N.Y., arevisiting Mr. and Mrs. RobertLePique of Boca Villas.

Mrs. Robert Marks and son,Douglas, have been visitingher parents, Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Hayes. They leftTuesday to return to theirhome in Detroit, Mich.

Busy days have been theorder recently for Dr. andMrs. James R. Connolly ofFloresta. Their entire fami-ly gathered together whenDr. Paul -L. Connolly camedown to take his wife andchildren back to BloomfieldHills, Mich. They have occu-pied the Lewis Stone homein Floresta for the past twomonths.

Another son, David Bruce,and his wife came down fromtheir home in Cheshire,Conn., to attend the MiamiBoat Show. Dr. Connollyrepresents Alcort, Inc., ofWaterbury and was active inthe Gary Moore show whichoriginated in Winter Havenearlier in February.

The senior Connollys arefrom Pleasant Ridge, Mich.,as are Mr. and Mrs. O. Web-ster Kay, also Florestaresidents.

Moonlight Cruise

For NewcomersNewcomers Club members

will gather for a socialevening March 14 when theyplan to have a moonlightcruise on the Jungle Queen.

Music, singing, dancingand a barbecue dinner willhighlight the evening.

Top deck has been assign-ed for members who mustbook their reservations byMarch 8.

Please contact Mrs. T.P.Thompson, Boca 8956, orMrs. Ebert, 5365, for addi-tional information.

Birthday CelebratedWith "Slumber" Party

Miss Patricia Troxell,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Earl Troxell, celebratedher birthday, Friday night,with a slumber party.

Joining the festivitieswere Janice Veal, NancyCallinan, • Kay Hubbard andSusie Kamiya.

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Toy Clinic Welcomes OutOf Town GuestsWelcomed to the meeting

of the Boca Raton Chapterof the National Toy ClinicMonday were four out oftown guests.

Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Jr.,chairman, introduced Mrs.Herbert Keats of BoyntonBeach; Mrs. Robert L. Sternof Aurora, Ohio; Mrs. WalterR. Saunders and Mrs. EugeneWalter of Wooster, Ohio, allchairmen of their local ToyClinic Chapters.

Enjoying the exchange ofideas and discussion of fu-ture Toy Clinic plans withtheir guests were approxi-mately 40 members of thelocal Chapter who met at thehome of Mrs. Joseph Shapiro,founder and national presi-dent of the Clinic.

Boxes of toys were packedfor shipping to the PalmBeach Crippled Children'sHospital and the Royal PalmSchool for Exceptional

Children in West PalmBeach. The next meetingwill be held at the home ofMrs. Charles Spalsbury onMarch 18.

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ster announce the bi rth of ason, Randall Curtis, on Fri-day, March 1, at North Bro-waid General Hospital, Ft.Lauderdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard H.Kleiner announce the birthof a daughter, Nancy Marga-

f it, Feb. 25 at Good Sa-uritan Hospital. Mrs. Klein-

er is the former Lois E.Moon.

Mr. and Mrs. Brown Begleyannounce the birth of a daugh-ter, March 2, at North Broward General Hospital. Sheis the,former Joan He'rrell.

Browns Entertain• N.Y. Guests

Mr. and Mrs. James L.Brown and daughter Betsy,of Utica, N.Y., are thehouse guests of Mr. and Mrs.John M. Brown of Riviera.James Brown is in the in-vestment business in Utica.Hoping to stay at least twoweeks, the brothers have

^ e n busy with side trips toKey West, Miami, and allalong the Gold Coast.

Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Van Bu-ren, of N.ew Hartford, N.Y.,were also recent guests atthe John Brown home, leav-ing this week for Van Nuys,Calif.

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Friday, March 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 13 \)

Orchid Girls reading dock-wise are: Connie Kurzinger,Fran West, Betty Smith, Jean Maxfield, Dick Edmunds,Sheila Patrick, Ginger Rogers, Jean Good , Hilda Mays,Carolyn Douglas.-Boca News Photo

Boca Lions Club FeteOrchid Girls At Dinner

"Buy One Orchid andSave Two Eyes" was thetheme of the Boca RatonLions Club dinner meeting,Monday night. Lion Richard"Dick" Edmunds, Mrs. Ed-munds, and their committeemembers told of the detailedplans for Orchid Day.

Orchid Day takes place onMarch 9-10. All the proceedswill be used to defray ex-pense incurred in having theeyes of all the children inBoca Raton schools examin-ed by competent authority.There are more than twiceas many children to beexamined this year. The bud-get must be increased accord-ingly. "So when you see oneof our Orchid Girl Lovelies,please keep our budget inmind when you purchaseyour Orchid," Lions said.

Serving on the committeesare: Richard Edmunds, chair-man; M.S. Hutkins, vice-chairman; Gladys Erickson,treasurer; Miss CarolyneDietz, charge of OrchidGirls; Fred Jungbluth, pub-licity; Martha T. Edmunds,charge of distribution ofOrchids; Alice Sederlund,

PALM BEACH PLAYHOUSECocoanut Bow, 1M5,

Opens Hexl Mon. for I Wk.MAR* HOWES presents

RUTHOHATTERTOW

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Now Thru SaturdayFAYE EMERSONIn

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secretary; Eric Kohtz, FrankFirer, Harry Moon, InarStrom, transportation andCliff St. John and HarryMachle, in charge of dis-plays.

Some of the Orchid Girlswho will be seeking contri-butions, Lillian Abbott, Mrs.Herbert Brown, Juanita Bald-win, Ann Carrol, Mrs. Robert•Day, Carolyne Dietz, Mrs.Carl Douglas, Rae Hillegas,Mrs. Robert Good, OpalJames, Owen Jennings, Mrs.Arnold Kurzinger, Mrs. JohnLunger, Mrs. Nick Lunger,Dorothy LePique, HildaMays, Mrs. William Maxfield,Mrs. William Mitchell, SheilaPatrick, Mildred Rigsby,Ginger Rogers, AlbertaSchultz, Betty Smith, DorothySteiner, Gloria Turner, Lu-cille Trayer, Libby Warren,Frances West, Karen Wil-liams and many others.

"Orchid Day" posters,painted by local artistswhom the Lions want tothank are: Mrs. Henry Bie-licki, Mrs. Joseph Cappetta,Mrs. John B. Degnan, Mrs.William E. Derby, Mrs. Rich-ard Edmunds, Mrs.LiK.Hamilton, Mrs. Martin Korn,Mrs. Joseph E. Kilman, Mrs.Robert Kraeuter, Mrs. Wini-fred Machle, Mrs. Martha Mc-Kenzie, Mrs. Howard A. Mills,Mrs. Joseph Shapiro, Mrs.Doris White, Captain Wild-man and Miss Louise Haber-man and Miss Lynn Lamont.

Orchid Day patrons atpress time are: Mr. and Mrs.James Caldwell; Mr. and Mrs.William E. Derby; Mrs. Ber-nice Fowler; Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Fleming; MajorGeneral and Mrs. Thomas J.Hanley; Dr. and Mrs. JosephE. Kilman; Mr. and Mrs.Robert Kraeuter; Mr. andMrs. Robert B. Leggett; Dr.and Mrs. Willard Machle; Mr.and Mrs. Arnold MacSpad-den; Mr. and Mrs. Howard A.Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L.Moore; Dr. and Mrs. WilliamG. O'Donnell; Mr. and Mrs.J . Meyer Schine; Mr. and Mrs.T.A. Sieferth; Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Shapiro; Mr. and Mrs,Charles Spalsbury; Mrs.Roger White and Mr. andMrs. William P. Wright.

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Page 14 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, March 8, 1957

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ONPROPOSED CHANGES IN ZONING

ORDINANCE NO. 253 OF THETOWN OF BOCA RATON

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

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat, the Town Council of the Townof Boca Raton will hold a publichearing at 7:3 0 p.m. In the TownHall at Boca Raton on the 12thday of Mafch, 1957, whi ch day i smore than fifteen days from /thedate ol the posting of this not ice ,to consider and take action onrecommendations of the TownPlanning Commission to amend orchange Zoning Ordinance No. 253of the Town in the following te-spects:

A. To change the zoning ofCHATHAM HILLS UNIT ~'B"aft follows:

All of Blocks 13 and 14 fromRESIDENTIAL R-l-D to TWOFAMILY DWELLINGS R-2.

All of Block 15DENTIAL R-l-DMOTEL R-4,

from RESI-to HOTEL-

For publi- examination* copy ofthe proposed ordinance to effectsuch change is on file in tKe *ff-lee of the Town Clerk.

POSTED BY ORDER OF THETOWN COUNCIL IN three con-spicuous places within the Town,including the Town, Hall, this 26thday of February, 1957.

WILLIAM H. LAMB,TOWN CLERK

Leon F. WeaverTown Attorney

Publish: March 1 and 8, 1957.

NOTICE Is hereby given that theundersigned, under the provisionsof Section 865.09, Florida Statutesof 1951, will register with theCleric of the Circuit Court, in andfor Palm Beach County, Florida,upon receipt of Proof of Publica-tion of this notice, the fictitiousname, to-wlt:

STARR GOLD COASTCONSTRUCTION

and that the parties interested insaid business are as follows:

Moe H. Starr — Rae Starrwhose mailing address i s P.O.Box 1151

Town of Boca Raton, Florida,County of Palm Beach, Florida,this 13 day of February, A.D.1957, Intends to register the saidname with the clerk of the CircuitCourt of Palm Beach County,Fla.

Kurzinger 8E HonchellAttorneys at LawBoca Raton, Florida

To be published:March 1, 8, 1957.

Feb. 15, 22,

James Owens, birthday guest Mrs. Elisabeth Tallmanand Ben Sundy, chatting at the Sun Cove dinner partyTuesday night Boca News Photo

Mrs. Elisabeth TallmanHonored At Birthday Party

Mrs. Elisabeth Tallman washonored guest at a birthdayparty given by the ExecutiveCommittee of the DemocraticWomen's Club of Palm BeachCounty, Tuesday night, at theSun Cove Restaurant. "

The Club members chosethis way to laud their newlyelected first vice presidentof the fourth district whichcovers an area from Boyntonto the Deerfield line.

Silver candlelabra withwhite tapers highlighted thehead table which was cen-tered by s'carlet .and whitefloral spray.

Smartly dressed in an ice-blue lace frock, Mrs. Tall-man wore a blue and whitefloral headband.

Master of ceremonies for

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the dinner party was SenatorFred Dickinson, Jr., who in-troduced the following speak-ers: Emmett S. Roberts, StateRepresentative; honor guest,Elizabeth Tallman, JamesOwens, Jr.; Dewitt Upthe-grove, Elmer Baker, precinctchairman; Louie Carter,Charles Nugent, Mrs. A.C.Adams, Paul Dunbar andSheriff John Kirk.

Mrs. George Butler, presi-dent of the Democratic Wom-en's Club of Palm BeachCounty, announced that let-ters had been received fromGovernor LeRoy Collins,Senator George' Smathers andCongressman Paul Rogers,expressing regret at not be-ing able to attend due toprevious committments.They sent their best wishes.

Joining in the conversa-tion against a background ofmuted organ music wereState Senator Fred O. Dick-inson, Jr., and Mrs. Dickin-

son, State RepresentativeEmmett S. Roberts' and Mrs.Roberts, James M. Owens,Jr., County Tax Assessorand former mayor of PalmBeach; Charles Nugent, Jr.,County Solicitor.

Also Judge and Mrs.George H. Butler, Sheriff andMrs. John Kirk, DeWitt Upthe-grove, Supervisor of Registra-tion, who brought eightguests, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeWadell, Sr., Mrs. Henry pa-cetti, Mrs. Dorothy Wakefiled,Miss Marion Williams, Mrs,Florence Caldwell, Mrs. A.C.Adams, State Comm.; CharlesAdams, Mrs. James Slattery,Mrs. Thelma Felton, Mrs.Mary Pilliom, Mrs. W.K. Gil-leland, Mrs. Norman Mont-gomery, Mrs. Lalah Peterson,Mrs. J. Reese, Mrs. AimeeDunbar, Mrs. Marie Pearce,Mrs. Ann Belfor and PaulDunbar, Chairman DemocraticExecutive Committee, PalmBeach County.

Other guests included Mr.and Mrs. Ben F. Sundy,County Commissioner DelrayDistrict • 4, Garland Davis,Mr. and Mrs. Cobb, Mrs.Pauline Lytal, Mrs. RuthStedman, Mrs. Lake Lytal,Mrs. Vera Arnold, Mr. andMrs. Edward Starr, Mrs. LeoFain, Mrs. Bernice Bowery,Deputy Sheriff Elmer Baker,Louie Carter, John 3allin-ger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank All-wine, Mr. and Mrs. JohnCheriones, Chester Tallman,Mr. and Mrs. George Kay andMrs. Nickie Babb.

The Florida Press Asso-ciation will hold its 1957Spring conventi on in Cubamaking the trip by planeand spending two days inthe Cuban capitol.

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FOR SALEHouse For Sale: By Owner.

tea Villa section, 3 bed-ins, 2 baths. PRICED TO

SELL. CALL POMPANO7078. (495-14B)

For Sale By Owner. 1455N.E. 5th Ave. 3 bedrooms, 2baths, split level home. In goodcondition. Assume 30 yearPHA mortgage, $76.00 monthly.Furniture optional. (4 9&- UtfB)

£AND NEW furnished 3 bed-rooms, 2 baths, fully land-sewed, G.E. Kitchen. 235N.E. 3rd St. (502-14B)

3 bedroom, 2 baths, split level,many extras, choice corner,Stratoliner Estates, $15,900.Boca Raton 8641. (506-14B)

FOR SALE: Two building lotsstween Boca and Delray. Rea-inable. By owner. Boca 9395.

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MUST SELL AT ONCE.choicelot in new Chatham Hills Addi-tion, Lot No. 16. Call CR 8-1559, Delray Beach.(510-15,16B)

New split level home. Enclos-ed garage, custom built. Highelevation, corner. 3 bedrooms,

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APPROX,2,000 FT. DEEP

$275 footAlso acreage, large tracts,

mpA highway frontage, nearI industrial activity.

THE COVE REALTY, INCOffices:Deliay Beach CR 6-4771Deerfield Beach 9392Pompano Beach 3-1011

New, 3 bectrooms, 2baths, unfurnished,all electric kitchencarporte. In BocaRaton* Price — $26,000

New, 2 bedrooms, 2batha, unfurnished,Florida Room, built-inoven. Deerfield J, , — » „ -Beach. Price _ $17,000

Duplex. Two 2-bed-room apartmenta. Un-furnished. Pompano >„», nnnBeach. Price - $20,000

New, Three units InPompano B e a c h . * - - _ _ -Unfurnished. Price $20,500

Ask for Mrs. Amorosi

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IN WONDERFUL BOCA RATON

TWO CHARMING SMALL HOMES(Ideal for Retirement)

LOVING CARE and GOOD TASTE - make theseplaces most desirable for ownership.

(a) Large living room with dining area - Den -2 bedrooms - large closets - 2 baths. Modemkitchen — including electric dishwasher, washing

„ machine, dryer, disposal, Air conditioning - Patio.Beautiful grounds. Taxes under $100. yearly.$21,000. FULLY FURNISHED.

(b) Large living room with dining area - 3 lovelybedrooms - 2 baths. Gas heat. Complete withelectric stove — ice box — washing machine - Airconditioning - sprinkler system - well. Taxesunder $100. yearly. Fully furnished <17,500.

Shown by appointment only through

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Evenings Home phone 9091

IN WONDERFUL BOCA RATONA few choice lots remaining, some waterfront.

Beautiful high land. Finest water supply. Excel'lent police and fire protection. Fine neighbors.

$100' pw front ft. (waterfronts a bit higher)

F. BYRON PARKSA M (Opp. Cabana Club) Tel. B.R. 8482Evenings home phone B.R. 9091

LISTINGS INVITED

l e a l Estate'For lent

3-bedroont, 2 bath house,completely furnished. TV, carporte, sprinkler system, $100per month, 7 months or longer.255 N.E. 20th St., WinfleldPark. (521-15P)

3-room apartment for rent.Reasonable. Menaid Apts.Boca 9433. (519-15B)

PRIVATE ROOM with privateentrance and bath. Twin beds.Phone Boca 5292. (522M5B)

Oceanftont Apartment. TV., fullyfurnished for couple. Rent $60per month to December. Applywith references to 101 Main St.,Daytona Beach, Fla. (517-15,16B) ..

LOVELY ROOM, private bathand entrance. Available Sun-day afternoon. Phone. BocaRatori S714. (507-14 B)

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITYLarge store, equipped forSnack Bar- General StoreUnusual — no competition.Phone Boca Raton 9435 —Garden Apts. (755-16,17.18,19B)

DIRECTLY ON THE OCEANAND TATERWAY

Boca Raton Villasand Apartments

Beautiful - Qul"et - Vlllaa,Efficiencies & 1-Bdrm. Apt«t

Weekly ar Monthly Rentals

Private Beach, Yacht Basin,Dock

Phone Boca 9665Mather-Smith

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presents the new

DU-CRAFT OVERNITERSee this practical 16 ft.beauty-boat. Sleeps two,parks in your garage,easy to launch from trailer

Authorized Soles and Servicefor Evinrude MotorsDu-Craft Water BugGator Trigger*Action

Boat TrailersMarine Hardware

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Wanted

Friday, March 8, 1957 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page IS

BLOETSCHERSComplete Line ofHickory Smoked

PorkDelicatessen Lines

Smoked Fish

Hours: 10 to 6:30 Daily

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For SaleMiscellaneous

1953 Willys 4-wheel drive startion wagon. New motor (100hours). Just painted. $1100.Mather-Smith, Box 511, BocaRaton, Fla. phone Boca 8954.

(512-15B)

32-foot Silver Dome .housetrailer, like new. See at 775N.W. 4th Ave. (514-15P)

MOTOROLA CONSOLE. Rea-sonable. Contact IJ .J . shattuck.Southland Apts. (Apt. 4), N.W.2nd Ave., Boca Raton. (513-15P)

Garden tools including Reel-Power motor, 21 inch DeLuxemodel. Good condition. BocaRaton 8308. (523-15B)

1950 Ply; conv. new brakes &batt. — Has '57 tag. $195. Seeat 9 S.E. 7th St., Boca Raton.

(515-15P)_

Oval Haviland hand-hooked ac-cent rug 9x12; black wroughtiron table and 4 chairs, whiteleather seats, and server tomatch.. Treated matchstick cur-tain 8x10 ft. Bristle brushsweeper.' ije'as.onable: Boca5945. (527-15B)

WANTED: Refined lady to livein modern private home in BocaRaton. Pleasant surroundingsand friendly atmosphere in ex-change for maternal attention tolittle five year old girl aridlight housekeeping duties*References exchanged. PhoneBoca 9850, P.O. Box 1157

(525-15P)

Highly ex perienced secretaryfor unusual position on edu-cational level, 5 days a week,6 hours daily, salary com-mensurate with Qualifications.Most p le asant environment.Give experience, references,age. Address Box 1127, Bop-*Raton. (489-14,15B)

FOR SALE: Baby crib. Goodcondition. Price $10. Boca9117. (528-15B)

INTERIOR and EXTERIORPAINTING

By the hour or contractFree Est i matey

Reliable Painting Contr.

Phone Boca 5595 • 5501(504-14t£B)

Help Wanted

WAITRESSES WANTED.BROWN'S BAR AND RESTAU-RANT, Federal Highway, BocaRaton, Boca 9521. (491-14B)

OFFICE GIRLWANTED

Full or Part Time $

Airline Ticketing ExperienceEssential Quick, bright,neat, /earn to do businesson the phone.Talk to Dug an, BocaTours, Federal Highway,Boca Raton.

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390 South Federal High-way^

For Classified*Phone 9005

WANTED TO BUY: 3/4 horse, |USED Air Conditioner unit, jCall CR 6-9732 evenings or at jmeal time. (582-15B)

Want an extra zest toyour home-popped c orn?Crush a bit of garlic intothe melting butter beforepouring it over the popcorn.

REAL ESTATE SALESMENWANTED

EXPERIENCED in the Delray Beach Area for new officelocated directly on the Ocean at the Highland Beach, BocaRaton I i ne. Ph. CR 8-1323- Evenings, Boca Raton 8394.

VINCENT H. SCHWARTEReg. Real Estate Broker ,

(516-15B) '

Zoning Hearings

for

Palm Beach County

The attention of land owners and other Interested parties iscalled to the public hearings which will be held at the follow-ing places and on the dates Indicated:

Western AreaMonday, March 11. 1957, at the County Bam on S.R. No, 15,from 1:30 to 7:3 0 P.M.

Northern AreaWednesday, March 13, 1957, at the Town HaH In RivieraBeach, from 1:30 to 7:00 P.M.

North Central AreaFriday, March 15, 1957, at the Agricultural (Mounts) Buildingon Military Trail, from 1:30 to 7*0 P.M.

South Central AreaThursday, March 14; 1957, at the Cafeteria Building, PalmBeach Junior College on Congress Avenue, from 1:30 to 7:00P.M.

Southern AreaTuesday, March 12, 1357, at the City Hall. Delray Beach, from1:30 to 7:30 p.M.

Copies of the tentative zoning regulations and maps showingthe proposed zoning districts have been posted at these loca-tions. Any additional information may be obtained at Room105, Palm Beach County Court House.

iJage 16 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, March 8, 1957

McCoy Hurt In CollisionL.C. McCoy, 58, of Boca

Raton and Atlanta, Ga., re-ceived lacerations about thefaefe, hands and knee whenhis 1956 DeSoto coupe report-edly struck a car driven byLucuis D. Schlusemeyer, ofBoca Raton, at the intersec-tion of Royal Palm Road andN.E. First Ave., Wednesday.

At approximately 6:30p.m. SchluSemeyer, drivinga 4956 Mercury station wag-on, proceeding south onN.E. First Ave., started tocross the intersection hav-

ing a green light when hewas struck by the McCoyvehicle traveling west onRoyal Palm Road, accordingto the police report.

McCoy treated by Dr. Wil-liam Maxfield and returnedto his home on PalmettoPark Road.

Investigating officers wereSergeant Paul Sellers andPatrolman Charles Johnson.Estimated damages were ap-proximately $800 to the Mc-Coy car and about $3-400 tothe Mercury station wagon.

Civil ServiceExams Slated

The Civil Service Board ofBoca Raton will conduct anexamination for clerk-book-keeper, on March 23, 1957,at 10 a.m. in the Town Hall.

The entrance salary for theposition is $200. per month.The salary ranges from $200to $245 per month.Applicants must be U.S.

citizens and reside in BocaRaton.

Persons interested may ob-tain an application form fromMrs. Vaillancourt at the Off-ice of the Town Clerk.

MISS RUTH CHATTERTON

THANKS -

4,800,000 TIMES, THANKS!

OFFICERSCharles B. Spalsbury

Chairman of BoardThomas F. Fleming, Jr.

PresidentWilliam M. Stowe,

Executive Vice PresidentSpencer E. Bo wen,

Vice-President and CashierHarold* P. Anderson

Assistant cashier

DIRECTORS

Frank P. FirerThomas F. Fleming, Jr.Richard B. MannJ. Myer SchineCharles B. SpalsburyWilliam M. StoweW.W. ThomsonRobert D. TylanderW. George White ho useLouis A. Zimmerman

Thanks for the more than 2400 NewAccounts Opened During the Year and theTotal Deposits Entered as Follows:

March 8, 1956

8688,463June 8, 1956

$2,424,926September 3, 1956

!,633,137December 10, 1956

$3,123,928March 8, 1957

$4,452,665From $300,000 to $4,835,946 in Our First Year at the - - *

FIRST BANK OF BOCA RATON3% Paid On Savings Accounts

MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

The CONVENIENT Banking Center For South Palm Beach County

Kuth Chatter tonAt Palm BeachPlayhouse Next Week

"O Mistress Mint , thedelightful comedy hit byTerence Rattigan, will openat the palm Beach PI ay-house for a week's engage-ment beginning next Mon-day, March 11, as a presen-tation of Mary Howes, foun-der and producer of the PI ay-house.

Making her first appear-ance at the Palm BeachPlayhouse in the starringfeminine role will be MissRuth Chatterton,one of t hebrightest stars in the Amer-ican Theatre, and her lead-ing man will be Barry Thom-son, in the role of a cabi-net* minister/.

TWOLOVELY HOUSES

on

OCEAN SIDE

FOR RENT

by

Week or Longer(also by year)

Completely FurnishedTelephoned InstalledReady to Walk Into

2 Bedrooms - 2 Bathsand

3 Bedrobm- — 2 BathsModerate Rent

Brokers Co-Operate

J. STUARTROBERTSONOwner's Agent

Phone Boca Raton 8744Ocean Boulevard

S. Fed. Hwy., D.orflold B»acr.

Friday-Saturday, March g-9

ALL Star CutTHE VIOLENT YEARS

7:07 and 10:11Audle Murphy

GUNSMOKE - 8:37 and 11:21

Sunday-Monday, March 10-11

Richard Burton • Jean SimmonsTHE ROBE - 7:07 and 10: 28

SpecialCHASING THE SUN - 9s45

Tuesday-Wednesday, March 12*13Yul Brynner - Deborah Kerr

THE KINO AND I • 7:07 ft 10:38Special

AMAZON TRADER - 9)45

MARCH 2fi thru APKIL 2 H

COLISEUM1500 DoKSla* Ed.—Oonl (tables

8:30 Noi l ly eiMPt SundayMatinee 19:30 Saturday

BUNDAX SHOWS a p.m. » 0 pM,

HOLIDAYON I C E OFi

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Prices Include TaxReterved $3.60, $3.00, $2.50

HALF-PRICE SAT. MAT.2:30 p.m. FOR ALL UNDER

15 yrt. °' * « •