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Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper in Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 10 NO. 57 Boca Raton, Flo.., June 6, 1965 16 Pages PRICE State Law Validates All Old Annexations Will Clarify Roritfo ilii HlffiDlIS A.

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"SEA-VAN" LABORATORY New Areas CONCEPT for Boca Raton's annexation pro- Ocean Engineering Instruction blem seems to have been ironed i out with action during Thurs- day's session of the Florida Legislature. In one. of the last state-wide bills passed by the House of Representatives, all annexa- •tions made by cities under the 1879 statutes were validated and made law up to and includ- TO SUMMER CRUISEfr ing July 1, 1964. The Senate |TO F.A.U. CAMPUS Charter Ship had previously passed the bill. (far Academic Year) When this law is combined with local bill permitting the Drawing shows how the Florida Atlantic University "Sea-Van" city to annex contigous proper- laboratory works. On the ground, it's a truck trailer, . . aboard ty with permission of the land- ship it's a compact portable laboratory for ocean studies. Chief owner, it leaves only approxi- advantage lies in the, fact that it may be transported aboard any mately 12 pieces in the 1964-65 merchant ship, eliminating the expense of maintaining and opera- annexation program unaccount- ting a special vessel. ed for, a check with the tax School's out! Lots of smiles and happy the students will enroll in J. C. Mitchell and assessor's records showed. faces were the rule of the day as classes Boca Raton elementary schools. During the These were small parcels, ended Thursday for purlic school students summer, the school will be used for classes located south of the Hidden Val- Florida Atlantic Receives throughout Palm Beach County. And at Road- in the "Head Start" program and recreation ley Canal, which were annexed man School, classes are out for good. The activities. between July 1 and the time the school will be "phased out" and next year Supreme Court threw out the Section 170 law, which had.per- Ocean Engineering Grant mitted annexations of areas m Expected Tuesday owned by less than 10 freehold- The Office of Naval Research Santa Barbara, California, and ers. has issued a $16,700 research Albert Kellam Jr., a student This new law seemingly would project grant to Florida Atlan- assistant at Florida Atlantic make invalid the claim of Mrs. tic University to conduct the University, will complete the Thomas Wright, presently Atlantic Ocean phase of Pro- scientific party. pending before the City Com- ject Neptune,- Dr. Kenneth R» Project Nepturne Atlantic has mission. Mrs. Wright, through Williams, FAU president an- been strongly supported by Con- N.Y. ton at a salary of $7,452. Her her attorneys, contends that her nounced. gressman Paul Rogers, repre- Appointment of Mrs. Ann Hil- sentative of the Sixth District The new city personnel di- post was created in the re- property, annexed Jan. 7, 1964, The project is designed to liard as personnel director for test the feasibility of using of Florida in the efforts of the Boca Raton is expected to be rector will come to Boca Ra- cently adopted city charter. should not pay 1965 taxes, since it was "illegally" added to the merchant marine ships as "re- Oceanography Sub-Committee confirmed at Tuesday's City Merchant Marine and Fisheries Commission meeting. corporate limits. In the opin- search ships of opportunity" ion of some commissioners, for obtaining oeeanographic and Committee of the House of Re- City Manager L. M. McCon- marine biological data. presentatives to utilize the po- nell said Mrs. Hilliard current- Attempts to Outrace Police, the new law would make the tential of our U.S. Merchant ly holds the same position in action of annexation legal. Professor Charles R. Ste- phan, chairman of the depart- Marine to increase our gather- Boynton Beach. No stranger Between the two laws, it would ing of oeeanographic data. also appear that Lee Bros, could ment of ocean engineering at to Boca Raton, Mrs. Hilliard The project was issued by Dr. formerly covered City Com- now repetition the city to take Florida Atlantic University mission meetings as a news- Causes $7,000 Car Collision their property back into the city, will be the principal investiga- Sidney Galler, head of the Bio- tor and scientific officer of the (Continued on page 8A) paper reporter for the Del- was totally demolished. Both and discussion before the Plan- ray Beach paper. See pictures, page 8A. ning and Zoning Board Thurs- project. His associate for con- Heed and Davis were slightly ducting the biological phases Her appointment marks the Two persons were Only day night moved in that direc- slightly injured in a two-car injured and were treated at tion. of the project will be Dr. Har- Home Building culmination of several months North District Hospital, of arguing by last city com- accident Friday night that was rison Hoffman, associate pro- mission over what a personnel assessed at more than $7,000 Patrolman Robert Pool was fessor of microbiology in the director should be, or whether damage. the first officer to see the Reed Named department of biological sci- Sets Fast Pace Patrolman H. E. Marshall, speeding Davis. Pool said he ences. the city should have one at all. Single - family home con- Mrs. Hilliard has held her Boca Raton Police Department, was cruising near 12th street Frank Carneghe, electronics said Harvey Davis Jr., about when Davis appeared to be head- To Committee engineer of the General Motors struction started out in May job at Boynton Beach since with a faster pace than the Nov. 1961. From 1950 to 1958 24, is being Held in city jail ed directly toward him and the State Representative Donald Defense Research Laboratory, under $275 bond on a drunken officer put his patrol car into Reed, Boca Raton's Republican same month in 1964, accord- she was a free lance person- ing to the city building office. nel consultant in Rochester, driving charge. the ditch to avoid an, accident. member of the State Legislature, Ptl. Marshall said Davis was Pool said by the time he could has been named to the House The Weather Leading the parade were two fleeing police following a near get his vehicle back on the road, Legislative Apportionment homes started this week in Ro- accident in the north part of Davis had turned and gone east Committee. June 2-5, 1965 yal Palm Yacht and Country Wester Bills Draw the city. Speeding down Fed- to Federal highway. Pool fol- Reed, the House minority Hi Lo Rain Club. One permit was for eral highway in excess of 80 lowed and seeing only taillights leader, was the only Palm Beach Wednesday 86 75 0 $60,000; the other for $80,000. miles per hour, Davis cut to headed north, went in that di- County legislator named to the Thursday 88 64 0 Single-family home building Mnny Complaints slumped to hit a five-year low the left hand lane of traffic at rection. A few blocks farther 19-man committee headed by Friday 89 63 0 Camino Real and rammed a on, he received a call on the George Stallings of Duval Coun- in March, gained in April, and Complaints are being reg- Saturday Noon 85 69 0 leveled off again in May. Con- istered on water rates due to 1965 Lincoln driven by Char- radio from Patrolman Clarence ty. The first meeting of the Quinn saying the fleeing driver U.S. Weather Bureau official recordings dominium and co-operative the rise in minimum charges les Ho Heed, Deerfield Beach, House in the extraordinary ses- attempting to make a left turn „ had been involved in the Camino sion for reapportionment is from the cooperative station^ Boca Raton. apartment construction is con- for homes with one-inch me- tinuing at an even pace. ters, the city water depart- Marshall said the Lincoln Real-Federal highway accident.. scheduled Tuesday, Reed said. ment reported. "There will probably be more, too, as many of the peo- ple affected have not yet been billed," a department spokes- man said. The City Commission raised the rates on one-inch meters School Gives from a minimum of two dol- lars per month to $3.50. Water department employes were quick to point out that Student only a small portion of the bills showed a minimum charge. The dry-weather - probably the driest in the city's history- Awards has water consumption at an Finance department figures Academic and scholastic show billings for May ran honors were handed out during $70,020.53, up 50 percent over an awards assembly Thursday the $45,590.85 for May, 1964. at Boca Raton High School. Athletic director Harold Hazel- wood presented the top scholar- athlete award to Steve Breit- iiiiiiiiiiliiii enstein, left, while Thomas F. Fleming Jr. presented the com- Ann Landers Page IB munity service award to base- Calendar 3B ball coach Harry Benson. Ben- Classifieds 6-7A son coached the high school Editorials 4B team which brought to Boca Real Estate 6B Raton the Class B State Base- Sports 4-5A Travel 7B ball Championship. Additional TV Listings TA pictures and story on pages 5B Women's News Section B and 4-5 A. 2A June 6, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Television Listings for June 6-9 2-Miami-Educ. 4-Miami-CBS T-Miami-KBO 10-Miami-ABC 5-Palm Beach-NBC 12-PaIm Bch—ABC 6:00 Bold fldven, Meet Press® ISuto Race Meet Press© Bowling 6:15 6:30 Ch. I Outlook F:sss Coni. Travehama Off Cuff 6:45 News, Wthi. Passing Parade 7:00! Lassief F!a. Forum F.D.R. Branded News 7:15 Spts., Wthr. 7:30 OH Tho MyMartianf Walt Disney W Wagon Trainf Walt Disney^ Wagon Traint 7:45 8:00 Ed Sullivanf Walt Disney© Wagon Tiainf Walt Disney® Wagon Tiainf 8:15 8:30 ftir Brandedf Broadside} Rebel Bxoadsidef 8:45 • 9:00 Defenders Bonanza 3 Sun. Movie® Bonanza® Sun. Movie® 9:15 9:30 Until 9:15 10:00 Candid Cameiaf Eoguesf Sun. Movie® .Boguesf Sun. 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We found a lot of people have resorted to Moooo! STOP The way to get one is to save U. S. Sav- watching the movies on television, even though Floridians in the ten ings Bonds for the down payment. Or if they probably paid "the price" to see them in southeast counties in you're beyond that point, for furniture or the "theater." which Southeast Florida BURGLARS appliances, or the other things inside a At any rate someone's watching the movies Dairy Institute opera- house that make it a home. because they're putting plenty of them on tele- tes, downed 18,886,001 vision. We understand one city even has gallons of milk in the A nest egg in Bonds can go a long way Thursday Night at the Movies. This leaves first four months of only Tuesday and Friday night free . . . 1965. This is an in- towards providing a nest and its contents We wonder what people who watch the "night crease of 823,721 gal- because each Series E Bond pays back $4 movies" do on the two nights left«, . . Probably lons over the same 1964 HOUSEHOLD BURGLAR at maturity for every $3 you save. they go to the movies. . . period. Anyway this week's television fare is half ALARM SYSTEMS Another thing you'll get is a nice red, and half. Half movies, half drama...... INCORPORATED . . . white and blue feeling. The kind you get Aldo Ray, Humphrey Bogart and Peter Us- BOCA RATON MEWS by giving your country a financial hand tinov star in the movie "We're No Angels" PHONE 395-5121 "The Souths Largest Residential Burglar while you're saving. Wednesday night and Jerry Lewis stars in Published every THURSDAY "Don't Give Up the Ship" Saturday night. and SUNDAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. by Boca Raton Publishing Alarm Company ... Now Serving It's easy to start saving Bonds today. A Ginger Rogers will star in "Terror Island," Co. a mystery suspense drama on Bob Hope Pre- Boca Raton with PEACE OF MIND" call to your payroll department, or a visit sents Friday, June 11. Myron Yelverton to your bank will do it. Dina Merril portrays the fiancee of a greedy Circulation Manager shipowner as guest star in "The Personal Phone 395-5121 FOR INFORMATION or FREE ESTIMATE Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Entered as Second Class Touch" on .The Rogues Sunday night. . . Mafter at the Post Office at PHONE STAR-SPANGLED SAVINGS PLAN Boca Ratorr, Florida, Dec. FOR ALL AMERICANS ' Try quickie cheese ing to package directions sticks — open a package or until golden brown. Subscription Rates 566-7073 By carrier in city.. 15^ week The U.S. Government De does not pan lor this advertisina „,*; — of refrigerator biscuits Roll sticks in melted , • 65 £ month A?,?., 7 "JV/- T>artment thanks The Advertising Jw8r* and shape into sticks butter and shredded By mail in U.S. FT. LAUDERDALE Council and tins newspaper for their patriotic support ^S^ about the size of your in- Parmesan cheese and 1 yr.$7.50,6 mo.$4,3 mo.$2.50 dex finger; bake accord- serye immediately. COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL BOCA RATON NEWS June 6, 1965 3A Seacrest Scenes: Local Students Win Awards Pat Murray 3-year let- By Marilyn Munyer is to give honor and Raton Kiwanis Club. The Certificates for making cates were: Anita Fitz- Jon Harris, Bob Haynes, ery, Ruth Rogers, and recognition to those stu- scholarship is for a lo- the honor roll during gerald, Mollie Kinton, Pam Hopkins, Mollie Janet Lynch ters in the field of ten- nis, and Gary Schuring, Well, it's finally sum- dents who have excelled cal student going to their senior year. Su- Lynetter Edwards, and Linton, Sue McLendon, Nancy Babb present- and distinguished them- Palm Beach Junior Col- san Clark, of Boca Ra- Suzette Doyon. Richard McMahon, Lois ed Mrs. Kennedy with a a 1-year award in the mer—for a time there field of swimming. (for instance, during ex- selves in particular a- lege. Mr. James O'Neil ton, along with valedic- Those from Boca Ra- Plattner, Jan Roll, and plaque from the reas of endeavor during presented the scholar- torians, was one of the ton receiving scores in Larry Worthington. "Squall" staff for her Maggie Lantos re- ams), I was beginning ceived a gift of recogni- to think it would never the school year. A pro- ship. three students to re- the top 10 per cent of V.F.W. Post 4141 of understanding coopera- gram eight-pages long In the way of honors, ceive a straight "A" their class on the sen- Delray Beach presented tion. Mr. John Russell tion from the American get here. certificate. Also re- Field Service. Maggie Thursday night was a included the names of five Boca Raton seniors ior placement tests the Voice of Democracy was presented a cup by innumerable outstand- received Minute Maid ceiving honor certifi- were: Danny Eckstrom, trophies to Kathee Av- Jon Reynolds for being was out exchange stu- night to remember for dent from Chile. the Class of '65 of Sea- ing Seahawks. "Rookie Teacher of the Here is a list of the Year!" Jon Reynolds pre- crest High School. I had sented the senior class an unus- Boca Raton students who Departmental Awards rec eived awards and were given to several gift to the school— ev- ual wave • en though not quite com- of mixed scholarships during the students for outstanding program: work in specified sub- plete, we gave the school emotions a new set of gates for as we Those awarded scho- jects. Claire Tylander larships from the col- and Nancy Babb re- the front entrance of the w alked school. up the leges of their, choice ceived staff awards for aisles at were Pam Hopkins, Su- their work in journa- Jon then introduced Bi ble- zette Doyon, Sandy Skin- lism. Kathee Avery, the new incoming stu- town Au- ner, Claire Keane, Janet Barbara Dowdy, Sally dent council. We then ditorium R oil, and P ri scill a Hutz- Weaver, Lois P-lattner, rose to our feet to sing, to the ler. and Norman "Skip" for the last time as an Sheffield received cer- entire school, to sing the b eautif ul Marilyn Joan Wyllner was tune of awarded a $1,800.00 tificates for their mem- "Alma Mater". Fol- scholarship (W 0 W ! !) bership in the National lowing that, John Mil- 'Pomp and Circum- payable at $225 per Forencic League. ler incoming student bo- stance'. After we took semester for teacher dy president, gave a brief our seats, the first stu- Caroline Tobler re- preparation. It was giv- ceived the majorette a- address to his next dent speaker proceeded en by the Palm Beach year's classmates. Af- to the podium. ward for her hard work County Council of Pa- as Head Majorette dur- ter the seniors were Nord Peterson spoke rent-Teacher Associa- ing her senior year. dismissed, the Juniors to us about 'The Lure tion and made it another Christy Burns receiv- moved up to sit in the of the Sea'. It was truly "first" for Seacrest. ed one of the Crisco senior seats, thus ap- one of the best gradua- Joan is the first student Awards given by the propriately initiated as tion speeches I have ev- from Seacrest to ever be Proctor and Gamble 1966 seniors. er heard; and, it def- awarded this scholar- Company and presented initely lured on the emo- ship. by the home economics tions of many of the stu- Reid Simmons Jr. was department. LisaHewey Well, I guess this about dents, including myself received an award by when I felt the tears awarded the first Wil- completes my writing of liam T. Black Life In- the Mobile Homes Re- Seacrest Scenes. Next stream from my eyes search Foundation for for the first time since surance Scholarship for A capacity crowd packed the Bibletown out diplomas to the graduates, including more fall, I'll be attending Un- $250. Lynnette Edwards auditorium Thursday for the Seacrest High than 100 from Boca Raton. Among the local her contributions to the iversity of South Florida I've been in high school. Home Economics The other speeches was presented with the School Graduation. Robert Fulton, the for- students was Miss Dorothy Ellen Brown, daugh- in Tampa where I plan first Barbara Matwiy Learning Project. The to major in psychology were also quiteout- mer Seacrest principal who is now county ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Brown. Home Economics De- standing and undoubted- Nursing Scholar ship superintendent of public instruction, handed or social sciences. I've which was established partment medals for co- really enjoyed writing ly carried a special operation in depart- message for each and by the Royal e Woman's this article every week Club of Boca Raton. It mental activities and and relating all the every senior in the projects were given to: class. was for $200. thrills and activities to Anitz Fitzgerald and Barbara Dowdy, Peggy you that took place at The saddest, but yet Kelley, and Lisa Hewey. the happies part of the Chuck Boogher, vice- Seacrest this year. president and president, Susan Clark was Looks like our class entire night was when awarded two of the So- the class sang the respectively, of the Bo- is the last graduating ca Raton Teenage Cen- cial Studies Department from Boca to graduate school's "Alma Mater" awards - one in psycho- for the last time. ter presented three from our school so I'd scholarships to Susan logy and one in World like to wish all the up- Geography. Suzette Sad, because in our Clark (for $200), Rich- coming Boca Raton sen- ard McMahon (for $400) Doyon received the iors the best of luck in hearts we know we may French IV award chosen never see our class- and Doug Traxler (for their last year of high **«•£*• <••'•'. *" ? ft *• on the basis of highest mates again, we're, of $400). school. The Business and scholastic accomplish- And, I'd like to thank course, doubtful and ment. scared when we think of Professional Woman's you, my readers, for what the future may hold Club of Boca Raton In the way of sports, your interest and my for us, and for several awarded Nancy Drews Dennis Tof ano was good friends for helping other reasons. Happy, with their $175.00 scho- awarded a 2-year let- me get the outstanding because we know that larship for Palm Beach ter in the field of base- news topics for my ar- there is a future and that Junior College. ball, Karen Legget and ticle. we have the right and Molly Linton was the freedom to make of awarded a $250.00 sch- it the most we can. olarship by the Haydon Good luck seniors, my Burns Scholarship. memories of you will Foundation. Joyce A SERVICE never be forgotten! C o y 1 e, Doug Traxler, and Kathleen Cuth were SO SIMPLE selected by the Concert During the day of Choir Scholarship Fund graduation day, the to receive a $100.00 AND IT DOES school held its annual scholarship each. Laura Honors Day Program in Nordman was awarded SO MUCH FOR YOU! the gymnasium. The the Edward G. Newell purpose of the program Scholarship by the Boca

Zf tive writing book to her, Our Checking Account serv- Sharon Ann Shipp and First Methodist Church and Boca Raton Raton, Florida ice, of course! It adds to per- Sharon Ann Shipp, 13, Blood Bank held a blood N.E. 20th Street Boca sonal prestige; enables you 451 N.W. 14 Ave., died drive for her in May. Thursday morning in to pay your bills quickly, Survivors include her Bethesda Memorial effortlessly, by mail; provides Hospital following an mother, Mrs. Wilma extended illness. Shipp; sisters, Linda automatic receipts (cancelled Miss Shipp came to and Carol, brother, John checks); and gives you a and maternal grandpar- Boca Raton five years handy record of expenditures ago from Detroit, Mich. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lynn, Boca Raton. (check stubs). She was a member of Services were held the sixth grade at J. C. Saturday in Kraeer Fun- Mitchell School and eral Home by Rev. Dan Open your account at this First Methodist Church. M. Gill, pastor, First bank today! Her classmates ded- Methodist Church. Bur- icated an annual crea- ial was in Boca Raton Cemetery. Volunteer Hits mmssmmssr Fire Equipment BOCA RATON A volunteer fireman, Rex Moss, says that the NATIONAL city is overdue in pro- SEARS APPLIANCES viding protective cloth- BEST ing for all the volun- teers. BANK With -k Factory trained "The City Commis- experts sion should buy at least *k Genuine replacement helmets, boots and coats parts for us," he said. "In •k Sears fair prices fighting a fire last week when the building that PHONE 395-7621 was formerly a bar- racks, it was danger- Sears, Roebuck and Co. ous and difficult to work 5ih Ave Shopping Plaza in the building without such clothing. Boca Raton

MAHBLE - BRONZE - GRANITE Monuments and Cemetery Markers University Bowl BAILEY MEMORIALS 100 N.E. 20th St. SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY 2172 E. CAROL CIRCLE at CAM1N0 REAL WEST PALM BEACH. FLORIDA Boca Raton 395-5222 ROBERT BAILEY CALL COLLECT MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMORIAL CONSULTANT 96S-SB39 "The Most beautiful recreation center in the south" BOCA RATON NEWS June 6,1965 5A Suzuki Student Cmmil Wins A Outstanding Athlete Awards Thriller Suzuki Colt League team squeeked out a thriller over Delray Un- ity Wednesday night as they put together a 2-1 win. Coming from behind in the seventh inning, Suzuki pushed tw6 run- ners across home plate to tie up and win the game. The winning squad posted only three hits on the Scoreboard, all singles. Dodge went the route on the hill for the locals, giving up four hits. The lone run for Del- ray Unity came in the 'We could never do without tfte services of a manager," said Oach Harry bottom of the second Benson in presenting Robert Switzer with a specially designed medallion. stanza. Pindergras, Switzer was the manager for the baseball squad and had a host of duties to third baseman scored perform throughout the season. after reaching base on a single. The box score: Steve Curry-Basketball Many Ties UNITY AB R H Couanlt, lb 4 0 0 Seen At Vanhill, c 4 0 0 Hutchenson, p 3 0 1 MacMillan, If 1 0 0 Royal Palm Lunsford, 2b 3 1 1 Pindergras, 3b 3 0 1 Royai Palm Women's Wolf, ss 3 0 1 Association came up Roland, cf 3 0 0 with ties all over the Charbonneau,rf 1 0 0 place Thursday as they Greggory, rf 1 0 0 SOCIAL MIXERS held a low putts tourna- 26 1 4 Today at the Univer- ment. TOTALS sity Lanes at 1:30 p.m. Team Won Lost SUZUKI AE R H a "Beat the Champ" Tee Birds 7 1 In first place in a Fox, 2b -3 0 0 rolloff will take place. Swingers 2 three way tie at 30, were McReynolds, ifc• 2 0 0 At 2 pm will be the first Booyers 6 2 Betty Splane, Marian Jones, cf 2 0 0 league session of the Watugi's 6 2 Richardson and Irene Dodge, p 2 0 0 Tri-County Deaf Bowl- Daffa Dillies 4 4 Pflug. Russ, c 3 0 1 ing League covering Four Swingers 4 4 Only single winner of Murray, If 2 1 1 deaf mutes in the Dade- Willie Billies 3 5 the day was Nor ma J. Matteis, ss 1 0 0 Ago Go's 2 6 Barnes, second with a Osborn, rf 1 0 0 Palm Beach and Bro- 31. ward counties. Tuesday Toppers 0 8 Douglas, -3b 2 1 1 - if.-'' Gee Gees 0 8 In third place, seven Dettman, lb 1 0 0 The results of the Bo- golfers posted scores ca Ratonians playing in The Social Mixers now Flipkoski,rf 1 0 0 have a full twelve teams. pf 32. They were Alice V.Matteis, cf 1 0 0 the area finals of the Steinbreder, Ruth Ker- All American Youth High team game, Booy- Holbrook 1 0 0 ers, 783; high team tri- ber, Wy Bivens, Keith Manning 1 0 0 Tournament in Miami Shuman, Jan Day, Nan- will not be known for ple, Tee Birds, 2138; TOTALS 23 2 3 Men's individual high, cy Raymond and Evelyn Unity 000 000 2—2 several days. The fol- Fishbaugh. lowing children travel- Buss Pool, 203, indivi- Suzuki 010 000 0—1 ed to Miami with Walt dual triple, BussPool, Crawford and Marlette 543; Women: individual Garry's and Boca Raton B o o k e accompanying high, Terry West and them: Bob Day, Pricel- Barbara Scott, 176; in- Hfc- J la Ebel, Susan Meridith, £ividua} . p Sandy Win in Softball League Bob Gifford, and John Berynski, 476. Ken Higgins—Tennis > Sheffield. STURDY OAKS In the first of a dou- the final out. The, as Tim Beegle-'Golf Fred Long is back WEEKLY WINNERS ble header Thursday yet unspon sored and un- from his trip to Balti- Ted Meredith 220 night, Garry's Sport defeated, Boca teamwas more. Dave Govan is Hayes Yates 218 Shop ran roughshod ov- pushed to its capacity reported to be coming Bill Robertson 213 er a trying Florida At- as the, not to be denied, along fine. Boca Raton John Kelly 209 lantic University ten, 17 Steelers made a terri- High School Line Coach High team triple,Mackan, to 6, in softball. fic come back to almost Don Sellers has been Sussieck, Kuster, 2113; Both teams got off to squeeze a victory from added to the staff at individual triple,, Suss- a slow start in the first certain defeat. Boca the University Lanes for ieck, 546, MacLaren, inning but the Sportsmen won, 3-2. the summer season. 513. in the top half of the Bostelwaite started ZODIAC second broke the one the game off with a sin- A new mixed couples Team Won Lost inning deadlock a s gle for the Steelers, league is being formed #lTaurus 16 1/2 31/2 Kerns drove a long ball Cummins duplicated due to the many requests #5Virgo 16 4 to right for a home run. that with a drive to left that the lanes have re- #2Gemini 7 In their half FAU's to put Boca in a spot ceived. It will start #6 Leo 7 1/2 121/2 Grossman scored on from the opening gun. on Friday evening at 9 #3Aries 5 15 three straight singles The n«xt three batters p.m. on June 18th. This #4 Scorpio 2 18 and at the end of two went down in order with- is a revision of the Hap- high team game, #5 Vir- completed innings it was in field grounders. py Friday Niters. The go, 753; high team tri- Garry's 1 and FAU 1. Boca went down one, Kings and Queens group ple, #1, Taurus, 2168; In the top of the third two, three in their half .--• bowling on a come as individual high, Libby Garry's blasted the de- of the first. Leading off ''# you can basis on Tues- } Warren, 207 w/h; indi- fense of FAU for five the top of the second. y days at 10 a.m. is in- vidual triple, annette big runs as Pee Wee Remade was safe on an creasing each week. Curtis, 601 w/h. Margo Southards was safe on error at sedond, Kim- Herb Johnson, Margret Otto, a new bowler this an error, Moeser sin- ble moved him to third Beitter, and Fred Belz year, picked up the 5-8- gled, Emerson also sin- on a ball hit deep to the took the honors. They 10 split. gled and Paul Southards right fielder. Harder in have prizes for high and drove them in with an- turn drove one deep to low scores. It is strictly other base cleaning sin- the center fielder and a fun group. Schmall, Herold, gle. Southards later the Steelers led 1-0. scored as Huff drove In their half Boca was The summer bowing King and Queen deep in the outfield on again shut out. 1, 2, 3. • group of the FAU facul- a sacrifice fly. Boca tied up the game mxy- staff and their fam- Fran Schmall and Al In the sixth, Ladd and as Sorenson singled, ilies will have their first Herold were named King Green scored for FAU Crump moved Sorenson get together on Monday, and Queen of golf this as both singled and to third on his first hit June 7th at 6:45 p.m. A week at University Park Schaefer drove them in of the night, John Duns- large turnout is expec- Country Club in a hus- with a double to right. ter then drove a long ted. band and wife tourney. In the seventh, Gary- fly ball to left to score UNIVERSITY The duo posted a low ry's whole batting order Sorenson from third 500 SCRATCH net score of 142 on the hit around as they with the tieing run. Team Won Lost 18 holes. Grace and Carl scored eight big runs At the end of three, Jim Jenkins—Track Crazy 8s 16 2 Peters were runners-up before the final out was Boca 1, Steelers, 1. Henry Mateo—Football Potentials 14 4 with a low net of 144, made. Boca in the fourth ...No Hows 11 7 only two strokes behind Garry's allowed one added twoasGalaydaled ^©Getters 9 9 the leaders. run in the bottom of the the inning off with a sin- Plastered 8 .10 Low medalist for the seventh and then closed gle, Franks walked, but Running Last 7 11 day in the women's di- the scoring door on James forced Franks at Possibles 7 11 vision was Moni Deve- FAU. second with Galayda Odd Balls 7 11 reaux. She had an 89. In the second game of moving over to third on Why Nots 6 10 In the men's division, the night in a game that the attempted throw to The Pokeys 3 13 Ed Huisking had a low was a thriller down to first on the double play High team game, Poten- of 75. attempt. The throw to tials, 615; high team 4 Individual low net of first went wide and games, Potentials, 2290; 65 was shot by Cy Da- Sin & Surf James was safe. individual high, Nick Ste- vis and a 72 by Stella Pumphry, the Boca 236; individual 4 Gulotta. center fielder, clouted ames, Leon Renfro, 783. Longest drives were Women Play a long single toleftcea- UNIVERSITY BOWL won by Trudy Densmore ter scoring Galayda WOMEN'S CLASSIC and Bob Densmore. Sub-Par for Worst from third and James Team Won Lost They came on the tenth Two Holes, minus hand- advanced to third on the Team #3 3 0 hole. icap was play for Sun throw home. Bob Good Team #5 3 0 Closest to the pin on and Surf Ladies Thurs- then drilled a single on Team #1 2 1 number 12 were Mary day. the ground between sec- Team #2 1 2 Evans Johnston and Cla- Dee Harmon had a 38 ond and first to score I Team #4 0 3 rence Wilson. with 11 handicap for a James and at the end of ] Team #6 0 3 Chip-in honors were score of 27. Nancy Ce- four it looked all over as High team game, Team won by Esther Wilson ros also posted a 27 with Boca led, 3 to 1. **«• i?3, 446; high team tri- and Earl Groudel. total of 40 and 13 handi- Both teams were shut •file, Team #3, 1314; indi- Ramrod and general cap. out till the seventh with vidual high, Mabel Walk- chairman of the whole In third place was Ma- Boca still head in the er, 166; individual tri- affair was Trudy Dens- ry Hartley. She had a bottom of the inning. Wayne Dodge-Baseball ple, Dottie Beard, 479.tnore. 39-10-29. (Continued on page 6A) 6A June 6,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Services Available Mobile Homes Sale Personals Help Wanted Female KOPPERS DRIVEWAY Custom made Cabinet Stereo 4 speed record Rent a Camber Regular Reduce Reduce Reduce White Woman 2 or 3 Stsmsiisr Recrention Progmm call Pat Eklund times wk. General Sealer Hardrive Co, with 5 ft. bench attach- changer, AM-FM radio self contained on '65 JA3-3431 Fort Lau- ed. Round dining table Chevy chassis, Days, LO 4-6679 housework 4 hrs. day. $75. Call 395-3315 aft. Your Relax-a-Cizor •derdale. with two leaves to ex- 7 p.m. Week, or Month. 941- 395-7221. Planned June 14 to Jyly 23 Consultant BAR MAID wanted ex- Done Well Lawn Spray- tend 66 inches. Call 395- 8100 Key Auto Rental. ing. Chinch Bugs, Army Boca Raton Recrea- billiards. 2947 for appointment. HENDERSON FUNERAL perienced preferred but Movies will be shown 3 Male Dachshund pups, DEMKO'S GOLD COAST Service & Ambulance not necessary. Apply in Worms, 235 N.W. 4th tion Department is pre- $50. Down,and take over AKC black and tan, now Park. $25. Mo. we pay Diagonal. .Call Haven paring for a six-week at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and if payments of $20.53 per Service. Pompano. person Wycks Bar & $45. Call 942-5342. for moving up to 30 mi. SchreeengOst: 395-1619r summer recreation pro- necessary 3 p.m. 941-4930. Restaurant, 115 Pal- month. For a New Low- COMPLETE and Pro- Efficiency $17 wk. 3110 CARPENTRY gram for resident child- Thursday in the Com- rey Holiday Organ. Call Help Wanted metto Park Rd., Boca fessional Boarding fa- S. Fed. Delray 276-9182 Raton, 395-9926. Finished Carpenter ren, opening Monday, munity Center, 10 a.m. 395-3611 Weekdays, - Distributors Wanted: June 14 and lasting un- Friday at Roadman cilities FURR & PURR Personals average $400 to $600 VISITING HOME Work. Cabinets a Spec- 395-4238 Eve. ialty. W.J. Peters, 399- til Friday, July 23. School and 3 p.m. Fri- Kennel & Cattery, 933" IVHTTtENT A TV mo. 3 hrs per day. Well MAKERS SERVICE OF day at J.C. Mitchell 2 Mahogany "Mersman" 5057, Pompano Beach. Perfect TV in Boca Ra- Palm Beach County, Inc. 1951. Three centers, Me- step tables cost $40. known product. Stock lo- School. Large Pinto Pony, Gen- ton will put a new 19" Needs Mature Women DO YOU NEED? morial Park, J.C. Mit- ea. perfect cond. 2 beau- cally. No experience Roller skating will be tle, good, Child's pet, 7 Portable in your home necessary, we train for part time & Live in An Experienced Part- chell School and Road- tiful matching lamps, Time Secretary, Good man School, will be open held at 1:30 p.m. Tues- years old. $250. Call for as little as $2.50 you. Call LouSlone399- Nursing and Home care. brass candle stick base, per wk. Training will be given, Bookkeepers, Stenos, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 day, rope jumping for 276-7109, Delray. 5428. 8 p.m. Mon. Tues. youngsters, 8 and under, with white silk shades. 40 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca •Call 278-2651, Typists, General p.m. daily for a varied Cost $30. ea. $70. takes BIRDS BOARDED ex- & Thurs. I p.m. Tuesday and 9 and cellent care in private 305-0782 Clerks, Available at and active program. all. 395-6365. Help Wanted Male Instructions-Tutoring reasonable rates. Included in the pro- over, 1 p.m. Thursday at home, all facilities, pro- DECORATIVE Tri- all centers. WE BUY & SELL fessional. Deerfield Chem Embroidery Dem- Body & Fender Repair TIC TOC CHILD CARE 395-7704. gram will be arts and Good, Clean, Used Home Man or painter or ex- Other activities will 399-1981. onstrations at your club NURSERY & MB. BUSINESSMAN crafts, bowling, library Furnishings, Try us perienced helper. Call Did you know that you and story hour, roller include shuffleboard, or House Party. Free KINDERGARTEN daily at Memorial Park; First. Boats for Sale Supreme Auto Body - could go into 5,000 local skating, softball, kick- Classes at my home. 273 N.W, 15th St. softball daily at all cen- Call 942-1042 395-1722. Boca Raton 395-5440 homes every week (26 ball, tetherball, volley 24' Cabin Cruiser Vol- Call 943-0783. ters, story hour for DUKE vo inboard, outboard LIFEGUARD MUSIC LESSONS times) for $15.60? This ball, rope jumping, ta- PRIVATE youngsters, 7 and under; HOME FURNISHINGS motor. Sleeps 5. Flying The Civil Service Board Professional instruc- $15,60 buys a 4 line ble games and weekly MONEY for 1st & 2nd II a.m. to noon daily at 2301 North.Dixie Hwy. Bridge. $1800.278-0017 of the City of Boca Ra- tors. Guitar, piano, or- "salesman" in the Boca movies. all centers; tetherball, Pompano Beach. Mortgages, Bank Rates, ton, Florida, will re- Raton News. No better Several special events gan, drums, clarinet, track and field, tug-o- Metal Utility Cabinets, COMPLETE and Pro- CBS, frame or vacant. ceive applications up to saxophone, trump e t, "salesman" in town. also are planned includ- war, and volley ball dai- and including June 17, Call 395-5121 - Ruth Wardrobe Base Cabin- fessional Boarding fa- VICTORY ENTERPRISES trombone, tuba. ing a trip to Crandon ly at all centers. 1965 for the position of: Van. Park Zoo, bubble gum ets. Broom Cabinets, cilities. FURR & PURR THE MUSIC CENTER Table games includ- 723 W. Sunrise 136 Boca Raton Road SINKING FLOORS or blowing contest, fishing RICHARD FURNITURE Kennel & Cattery, 933- LIFEGUARD ing chess, checkers, 3749 N. Fed. Hwy., 5057. Pompano Beach. Call Mr. Williams Age Range: 21 through 395-3530 Foundations. Pump back rodeo, pet show, talent ping pong, quoits, and CR8-2651 anytime. into original condition. show, watermelon feast Pompano WH1-0617. 35 years. SWIMMING LESSONS shuf-1-chek, will beheld OLD 14' Lyman Lat- Salary Range: A mini- Metro Construction. and various tourna- daily at all centers too. CAMP ARROWMONT Qualified Instructor, Use the Classifieds strake Steering Wheel & mum of $301.00 to a 395-4374. 972.-3111. 1841 N.W. 22 ments. Bowling instructions Remote Control. 10 Boys 8-16 yrs. Smoky maximum of $369.00 St. Pompano. Most activities are horse, Johnson. OLD. Mts, Canoeing, Sports, FERN HALL PRIVATE will be held for the first GARAGE DOOR OPEN- per month for a 40 SCHOOL, Nursery thru All Type Pool Repairs planned by age groups. five weeks of the pro- RUNS. $50. for all. 395- Go-Carts, Wilderness hour work week. Children will register ER, Radio controlled. High School. Small Pool Lights installed gram from 1 to 3 p.m. Call LU 1-5075 Ft.Laud. 6510, Camping, Horses &Don- All applicants must fur- Have your Pool look like at the park closest to - keys, call 276-4893. Classes. Individual In- beginning Thursday, 1962 35' Owens Sport nish proof of comple- new. Let us Drain & their home on the first '64 HONDA 90-Scooter CAMP SPARTA, Se- struction. Also Summer June 17, and ending with Fisherman Loaded, like tion of The Senior School Starting June 7. Acid Bath it. Summer day of the program and a bowling tournament very low mi. $250. Call bring, Fla. Boys, Girls, Course of Instruction will participate in the new, twin engines. Ship 325 SE 9th St. Ft. Laud- maintenance Plan. Mo- the sixth week. The ac- 395-2295. to shore radio. Electric 6-16 Modern. 10th Sea- in Life Saving and Wa- tors - Filters, etc. activities at the park at son. Accredited Ameri- erdale. JA 2-2014- tivity is open to young- TREAT rugs right, refrigerator. Sleeps 6, ter Safety as conducted University Degree Tea- Dixie Pool Service which they register ex- sters 9 and over. Fee they'll be a delight if can Camping Asso. 2 by The American Na- cept for any special 942-2760 or 941-5837. cher. Piano, Accordian, 125 S. Dixie Hwy. will be 50 cents aperson cleaned with Blue Lus- 3901 N.E. 25th Ave., Weeks $125. to 8 wks. tional Red Cross, and Pompano 933-7031 events that require the $450. Riding & Skiing Organ. Your Home. $2.50 a week, which includes tre. Rent electric sham- Pompano. must be High School per hour 942-5215. Exceptional Lawn Care. participation of all. shoes. optional. Sailing, all pooer $1. Belzer's 42' Matthews . . . Dou- graduates. GUITAR LESSONS Mowing, Verticle Cuts, For additional infor- A bubble gum blowing Hardware Co. sports. Write 2024 In- mation on any phase of ble Cabin. 200 HP Local residents may ap- All phases of Guitar Sanding, Trimming, contest will be held at Moved - have several Chryslers. Recently re- tracoastal Drive, Ft. ply at the Civil Service Fertilizing & Spraying. the summer program Laud. LO 4-3063. Playing Taught by Pro- 3:30 p.m. Thursday, duplications: 30" range; built, new 150 wt Radio, Board office, City Hall fessional - Quality Lawn Service call the Community July 29, in the Commun- ' MARRIAGES C enter. garbage disposal; 20" satisfactory Surveyed as Building, 201 W. Pal- Johnny Manecke Bill Wolfe, owner ity Center. Bubble gum fan on stand; pr. cafe of Jan. 1965. Owner PERFORMED metto Park Road, Boca Ph Pompano 942-6788. Arts and crafts class- will be furnished and 395-7333 : es will be held for doors; Air-temp RC air Moving North. Inspec- Free Picture & Witnes- Raton, Florida. Non- BARRETT HALL Pre- prizes will be awarded. ses. $10. Your home PAINTING BY CARVER youngsters, age 11 and cond. 395-6975. tion invited, very clean. residents may write to School. Kindergarten & A must for every home over, 1 to 3 p.nr. Mon- An eighth annual fire- See at our Dock or mine anytime. Ft. the Civil Service Board Nursery. Air-Condition- works display will be Aluminum Products Inc, Lauderdale 565-449,4. Owner. Quotations with- day at all centers, ages "Cadillac" Storm Pan- WELCH MARINE OF for an application. Ap- ed. Open all Summer. out obligations. 395- 8, 9, and 10, 1 to 3 p.m. held July 4 at Royal DEERFIELD BEACH Retired Nurse with plicants will be given 1016 NE 17th St., Ft. Palm Polo Grounds. els & Awnings. 699 SW lovely home wil give 688 Wednesday, all centers, 2 Ave. Fort Laud. 523- COVE MARINA, written notice five days Lauderdale JA 2-7618. The 45 minute display "Deerfield excellent care to semi- prior to date of compe- BOCA PALM and 5, 6, and 7, 1 to 3 7568. PINE CREST SCHOOL DAY SCHOOL will begin at 8:15 p.m. invalid. My home or titive examination. Now registering Sum- p.m. Friday at all cen- '65 White Automatic Zig Autos for Sale ters. Boca Raton will enter '58 Opel 2 door Sedan. yours 941-4169. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD mer School Students in 395-3698 or 942-3970 a track and field team Zag Portable Sewing OF BOCA RATON. Open Year Round Basketball will be $200. 395-7215. I have an Apt. and a Part grades 1-12. Accredit- this summer in Brow- Machine, Button Holes, time or full time Job for JOHN W. SULLIVAN, ed. All basic subjects Licensed & Insured. held at 10 a.m. Tuesday Fancy designs, Blind '58 MG Model 1600 and Thursday in Boca ard County Track and you. Dressmaker &. Al- Acting Secretary offered. Call 933-4441 Inside and outside Field Meet and Florida Hems, 4 months old. A Honduras Maroon-Black Raton School gymnasi- teration Ft. Laud. JA Publish: May 30, June (Pompano). Painting. Reasonable Recreation Association responsible party can Top & Interior. 4 speed 3-4165. __ 6, 1965. Prices. No job too um; bowling, for ages 9 take over 6 payments of transmission. Wire r FRENCH, Spanish-H.S. and over, 1 to 3 p.m. Meet. A team will be Call the Harmonaires MILL MEN — Cabinet small. Call 395-3954.. chosen during the six $9.60 or pay $55. Cash. Wheels. Bank Terms or College Students by Thursday, University for your next party or Makers. 941-8800. instructor with MA de- A.B.C. week summer program For free home inspec- arranged. dance. Instrumental & THE HANDY MAN Bowl, horseshoes, daily, tion call Mr. Patten 583- CRESTWOOD MOTORS Experienced yard and pee. WE 3-2503. all centers, jackstones, to represent the city. Vocal Standards & Jazz. any kind of Home 4133 Collect. 522 NE 5th Ave. Reasonable. 941-9280. Maintenance man, full Alterations REPAIRS 8 and under, 10 a.m., Special tournaments Delray 278-0084 time, permanent - no in jackstones, rope POPULAR Piano In- Alterations & Dress- 395-2519 Tuesday, all centers, 9 BARGAINS FOR SALE tools needed. 399-3176. making. Reasonable . . and over, 10 a.mjumping. , ping pong will Filing Cabinet, Black, '57 Olds conv. runs good struction in your home TONY CARROLL FIREMAN 395-5464. Thursday, all centers; be held in the communi- 4 dr. letter size. BE needs top $50. down take at your convenience. BOCA SCREEN ty center the week of Air Rifle lever action over payments. No cre- Professional Pianist. The Civil Service Board Ann's Alterations kickball daily at all Better Dresses, Klee ENCLOSURE, INC. centers and model July 15, the fifth week of 1 pair Swinging Cafe dit needed. 942-9930 Paul Ervin. 941-3891. of the City of Boca Ra- 5911 N- Federal Hwy. the program. Doors, 44" hi x 36" owner. ton, Florida, will re- Bldg., Suite #5, 122 S. building, 1 p.m. Tues- TRAVEL Fed. Pompano Beach. 278-420U 278-2479 day all centers. Other special events wi., gravity type hinge ceive applications up to '55 Chrysler Station OPPORTUNITY R. C. BENNETT Screen and aluminum Library books will planned for the program set included. 395-0403. Wagon, new Mark IV air KEYSTONE and including June 17, for the Home. Roofs — are a pet show July 7, 1965 for the position of: Expert workmanship for be available for young- BUY SELL TRADE cond. New Tires, Many DRIVEAWAY Ladies & Men. 1821 NE Awnings — Aluminum sters, 8 and over, from awards day program and Extras. Boca Raton Mo- Licensed, Bonded. FIREMAN Accessories. Sold and Antique Furniture,Bric- Age Range: 21 through 25 St., Pomp. Bch. 942- 1 to 3 p.m. daily in the watermelon feast, July A-Brac, etc. Better tors. Member of Chamber. Installed. __ 23. 35 years. 5414. Community Center and Clothes on Consignment. '60 Opel Station Wagon, Drivers Waiting, Serv- Alterations & Dressma- ASH MILL WORK thp game room for teen- A comic book ex- ing, all Broward County Salary Range: A mini- " Custom cabinets Welcome to Browse, Low mi. Radio, $450. mum of $344.00 to a king Fittings in your agers, 13 and over, will change also will be held. Hours 10: to 5: Closed Call 395-4660. Ft. Laud. 522-2272 - 24 and Millwork A fishing rodeo will be maximum of $420.00 home at your conven- Free estimates be open from 2 to 4:30 Mondays. tar. ience. 395-0890, p.m. in the Community held Friday, July 16, at CAR LOT FOR RENT HARMONY HILL Re- per month for a 42 535 N.W. 28th St. Phyllis Antique Shop Completely equipped. hour work week. DRESSMAKING & Center for ping pong and the boat launching ramp 5370 N. Fed. Pompano, tirement Hotel, N.W. 21 395-2260 on East Palmetto Park Opposite new car deal- Applicants must present ORIGINAL DESIGNING next to Deerfield Bowl- Ave. 1 block S. of Oak- and Ensemble , . . 395- road. Trophies will be er. A proven money land Pk. Blvd. Only proof that they are High ing Lanes. 399-0531. maker 1528 N. Dixie School graduates. 7160. SPECIALS! Softball awarded to winners in SOUP'S on the rug that $37.50 Week up includes Lake Worth 583-3003. Local residents may ap- Services Available VolKs. K.-GHIA.. $1695 various categories. is, so clean the spot with room, meals, transpor- '83 ply at the Civil Service Swiss Camera Service '63 MG 1100 Sed. ....$995 (Continued from page 5A) A trip to Crandon Blue Lustre. Rent elec- '63 Ford Fairlane 500 tation, phone, maid, T.V., Washer, Dryer, Board office, City Hall Repairs on all makes '63 Fiat Spyder — $1695 Ramaecle singled for Park Zoo will be held tric shampooer $1. V-8 engine. 2 dr. De- '62 TR3 Roadster ... .$1395 Newspaper & Shuffle- Building, 201 W. Pal- Sound Projectors guar- the Steelers and Kimble Tuesday, June 22. Belzer's Hardware Co. luxe interior. Power antee for Keystone & '62 MB Midget. Sharp $1095 Fee will be $1 per board. Call Ft. Lauder- metto Park Road, Boca '62 Alpha Romeo. repeated the process. 21,000 BTU Reverse steering & Brakes. Graflex Proj. 900 N. $1395 Harder drove a hard person for bus trans- $1495. call Delray 278- dale 581-1877. Raton, Florida. Non- Sharp Cycle air conditioner, residents may write to Fed. Hwy. Pompano '61 Volvo S44. Sharp $1095 ball to the left of the portation. Buses will slightly used $200. 395- 2722 8 to 5 PM or 278- Investigations, Matri- 942-4444,. '61 Fiat 600. Clean $395 monial cases, etc. con- the Civil Service Board right of the pitcher that leave the Community 3163. 4462 aft. 6 PM & Week- '61 TR3 Roadster ... .$1095 Center at 9 a.m. fidential. Universal In- for an application. Apl- '61 MGA Roadster .. $1095 no one in the Boca in- Large G.E. Fan 3 speed. ends. Mi. field could field. The A talent show also will vestigations. Lie. Ft. plicants will be given '61 Mini-Minor, 7000 Like new. $30.00. Call written notice five days Speed well kit . ..$795 bases were loaded with be presented by children '61 COMET.2 DR. 37000 Laud. 565-5649. JOHN Volks. Equipped ..$995 aft. 6 p.m. 941-5976. prior to date of compe- '61 no one out in the bottom registered for the sum- mi. perfect cond. MUST ELDERLY Ladies, a REDDING '60 Volks. Sunroof . ..$695 of the last inning. Mur- mer program as part of Surf Board, used $60. sell fast, 943-0757. home for you. Meals, titive examination. '60 Morris Panel. Nice $495 the awards day pro- good for beginner. 8* -9" TV, maid, Kind atten- CIVIL SERVICE BOARD '60 Alpine Conv. .. ..$895 phy, the short fielder for Plants, Trees, Sod JEWELER '59 lag. Sed. 3.4. Fair $595 the Steelers came up gram. call. 395-1938. tion, resort atmosphere. OF BOCA RATON ORCHIDS FOR SALE JOHN W. SULLIVAN, '59 T-Bird. Air $895 with no outs. He drove Sun Problems? Try Ft. Laud. 522-7519. '59 Fiat Wagon. Nice ..$395 Wide selection of large Acting Secretary fine Watch Repair one to James at third who JAYLIS window cover- ACCOMMODATIONS 1659 E.SAMPLE ROAD •57 Renault. 4 Door ..$150 Ice cream should be blooming size Cattleyas, Publish: May 30,- June threw to Crump at ings. So Decorative, so FOR ALCOHOLICS across.from Kwik-Cnek/ '63 Austin Healy stored at 0 degrees F. Vandas, Phalanopsis. 6, 1965. .3000 $1995 second for one out, practical. Lifetime gua- OR HOME CARE. Lake SHOPPERS HAVEN or colder. Keep carton Reasonable Prices. 3210 BURFORD MOTORS Crump then tossed the tightly closed. To avoid rantee against fading, Worth 965-0906 or JU2- Help Wanted Female 941-2373. ball to Rutherford for shrinking, and Mildew. Norfolk St., Pompano, 661 WEST SUNRISE cry stallization after 941-4959. 3445. Secretary receptionist, 525-3355 the second out- of thecarton has been partial- 399-2811. „ INDIVIDUAL Storage age 25-3'5, must be neat double play. Ramecle, on CITRUS trees, $3.50 up. ly used, cover surface of Buy Sell Trade Coconut palms, $2.50 up. Lockers. We store any- & personalbe. Send re- the execution of the DP ice cream with protec- Furn. Restaurant & Bar thing! Prospect Moving sume to Boca Raton moved to home for the Lottie's Town Gardens tive wrap. For long sto- Equip. &. What have you. Nursery, 32nd St. at& Storage, LO 6-7862 News, Box J-2 Boca Ra- Steelers' second score rage enclose carton in Pompano Trading Post Ft. Laud. ton. and with two outs in the Powerline Rd. Pompa- freezer wrap. 1108 Hammondville Rd. no. 972-9972. Money to Lend - Want- last half of the last inn- Pompano 933-1241 ed good 1st & 2nd Mort- HAIRSTYLIST ing Boca led with a shaky PALM trees $1. ft. TUPPERWARE NOW gages at discount. Phone Opportunity MOTORS 3 to 2 score. Shrubs, all varieties at 942-5736 Available in Boca. Fay cost. Egg rock, $1.50 WH 1-5352. Phone 943-0555 5810 N. Federal Hwy. Kimble moved to third Crane 395-3624 Boca bu. delivered & planted. from second base on the Classified Representative. 395-3688. Ft. Lauderdale double play by Boca. Furniture wanted. Also For Your Convenience and Comfort... Wanted WITH LIKE Cole the pitcher came to Antiques, Appliances SAVE NEW CARS bat and with the count Ads etc., Florida Trader USED BUNK BEDS - down to three balls and Line Rates 30<£ 933-7989. Good Condition. Phone Boca Beach Rental Service '63 MONZA CONV. Radio 4 Speed $1495 two strikes he swung per line GARAGE SALE 395-6241 after 6 P.M. and rolled a weak roller Minimum $1.20 Rem. Electric Typewri- '61 CORVA1R MONZA Factory air 1195 and the ball game to Ru- per insert'on NOW OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK ter $50. Girls & Boys WANTED '60 COEVAIR 4 dr. sedan $595 therford, the Boca first Ad Deadline Bikes 24" $7. & $10. baseman who stepped on Furn. & other items, CARRIER BOYS 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. '64 FORD GALAHE 4 dr. hard top, Radio. the bag to give the win THURSDAY 111 Winged Foot Lane, For South West Heater, automatic, factory air 2495 to Boca who remains un- EDITION University Park Boca. * UMBRELLAS * BEACH CHAIRS defeated and leader of Tuesdays, 5 p.m. 395-7298. Boca Raton BRAND NEW 19G5 CADILLAC 4 dr. the league. SUNDAY * FLOATS * CABANAS DeViHe, loaded STANDINGS EDITION CASH for your GOOD PROFITS W L ORIENTAL or '62 FORD GALAXIE CONV. V8. Radio, BOCA RATON 7 0 Fridays 12 Noon CHINESE RUGS Call Mr. Yelverton ANDREW JACKMAN prop. Heater MAINT.ELEC. 3 3 HIGHEST HUCES PAID FOR Boca Raton Hews plus Graduation Specials STEELERS 2 4 OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS City Beach and North Beach, Boca Raton WE BUY CARS GARRY'S 2 5 395-SI21 WH 1-7046 FAU 0 6 395-5121 BOCA RATON NEWS June 6, 1965 7A Services Available Offices for Rent Apartments for Rent Homes for Rent leal Estate Sale Homes for So e Homes for Sale Homes for Sale w EXPERIENCED TAY- Centrally located 11x16 THE 2 Bedroom 2 bath fur- Large Duplex, 2 bed- NEW OFFERING TETERANS Complete Florida living 4 bedrooms 3 baths, also LOR. All kinds - ladies New Building, AirCond. HAMPSHIRE HOUSE nished Sunken Living room, 2 bath, each side, . ADMINISTRATION 3 bedroom 2 baths in and men's alterations - Utilities included. 1150 SW 2nd Ave room, Wall to Wall car- 1 side leased to Univ. Royal Oak Hills, almost 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes Boca Islands faculty. Central heat and NEW. Garage Sprink- Lake Floresta Park suits made single brea- 395-1707. peting, Central Air & located in Ft. Lauder- 399-5922—— 395-4964 sted from double, wide PALMETTO PARK RD. New, modern, furnished Heat. Terraced Dining A/C. Sprinklers & frost, lers, Sew-ers Move in dale, Pompano Beach, & unfurnished - Effi- area. T.V. Includes Chi- free refrigs. Walking now or later. Moderate BOCA RATON lapels made narrow. $40 month. 395-6225. and Margate for sale to ESTATES Barton & Miller's ciencies, 1 & 2 bedroom na, Silver, Linens etc. distance to churches & price. Owner, 395-7195. anyone. N.O. NELSON, Office Space in excellent apts. now available. cooking utensils, Lawn- new shopping center. Finest section. Near fa- Cleaner & Laundry, BOC A.HARBOR Realtor, 972-6451, VA mous Boca Club Hotel, 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at location BOC ADE BLDG Please call 395-7728- care $200. Monthly. Call Consider trade for va- WATERFRONT Management Broker. 5 Points, Wilton Man- 110 E. Palmetto Park STUDIO APT. for Rent. 395-3119 Owner. cant multiple dwelling 2/1-1/2 Furnished Ex- Ocean Cabana and In- Rd. 395-2571 Boca Ra- property. Call Boca. Unique 4 bedroom 2 bath tracoastal. Two Master ors LO6-4314, Furnished also, Silver, YOU SHOULD SEE THIS cellent Condition. Call ^ Furniture Refinishing. ton, Fla. 942-1955 Pom- China, Cooking utensils, 395-2951 for details. Mrs. Lytle. . „ 395-0220 house-designed for out- bedrooms, dressing pano Beach. Before you rent. If you See property at 259 S.W. door living with com- rooms, baths, lge. living Upholst. "Keep smiling all Linens etc. Lawn are looking for ONE We can fix it." 230 SW care, electric and wa- Ath_Sj.,. Boca. f l plete privacy. House Rm., - Fla. Rm., Den/ Stores for Rent BEDROOM one block centered around large Guest Rm. A/C Heat 5 Ct. Pomp 941-8890. 18 x 45 Near FAU ter. Wall to wall carpet- from FAU. Large Luxu- Lots and Acreage Sale 500 S. Federal Hwy. Mountain's Furn. Refin. ing, TV, $100. monthly. BOCA RATON 395-0220 landscaped screened Dual Controls, lge elec. 395-4964 ry rooms all outside ex- Zoned Heavy Industrial patio. Central air-cond. kitchen. Many closets, C]uality Rugs & Car- 8 STOREFRONTS avail- Call 395-3119 Owner. posure. Double Ward- 400' Frontage, Future Attractive Colonial," peting. Custom Made EXTRA Guests Coming? & heat. Garage. Unusual Dble Garage, Lavatory, able in Deerfield. 15' robes & walk in'Closet, 4 Lane Rd. 395-1692. Large 3/2, Extra large floors and paneled walls. Draperies. Slip Covers. Available, Furn. Studio 14 UNIT BRAND NEW living room, huge walk- Beautifully landscape.d; . x50'. Large garage Apts. & Villas, on the ATTENTION Large G-E kitchen with Spacious grounds. Owri- Reupholstering. Atlan- doors in back, separate A/C, Heat, refrig, Oven, BUILDERS! in closets. Many extras. tic Rug Co., 3305 N. ocean, private beach, Sprinkler System. Own- dishwasher, disposal & er. Call 278-4477. bathrooms, ready for Hood, Disposal, Laun- Lots available in Coun- washer - dryer. Near Fed. (Shoppers Haven) priv.dock. The Villas of dry. Available 1 Furn. er 395-4758. Muve in now, triced to immediate occupancy. Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean try Club Village — sew- schools, university & sell. Partially furn., 3 Pompano WH 1-1657. Very reasonable leases 1 Unfurn. ers, i water- and roads. Blvd.; on AlA. Call 395- OUTSTANDING VALUES site of new hospital. On- bedroom, 2 bath, corner •• Boca Store 78 S. Fed. can be worked out. Call UNIVERSITY PLAZA APTS Lots ready for building. ly 2 years old. Owner Highway, Boca Raton, 5220. ' lot, excellent residen- Mr. Fischer at 399- 289 NW 19th St. Unusual discounts now Lovely 2/1 Florida leaving state-must sell. tial section East of Fed. 395-3717- 3630. DEL-RIO APTS. Ph. 278-0039 - 395-4964 being offered. Call 395- Room, Enclosed Garage, Reduced to $29,500. 450 STEPPING Stone Spec- New One bedroom, A/C, Many extras included. Apartments for Rent 1818. $14,000. F.H.A. Terms. NW 15th St., Boca Raton Close to churches, ialist, will install. Over Heat, Furn. or unfurn. Real Estate Wanted 10 ACRES of land in Na- Seen by appt. only. Call 200 Precast concrete Furnished 1 bedroom & Year or Season. 480 W, schools and shopping. Eff. Apts. Week, Mo. or ples. Reasonable. A owner 395-0614. Financing available. 611 Items stocked.Products, Camino Real.- 395-7542. ACREAGE good sound investment. work guaranteed. Delray year. Reasonable. 395- Furnished Apt. Yearly WANTED Clean 2/1-1/2 baths, ESTATE SECTION S.E. • 10th Ave., Deer- 2596. Private Owner. 941- 866 Sevilla Dr. 3/2 1/2, field Beach. 399-1076. Concrete Prod. Co. Cr ADAMS APTS. Vicinity" Boca Raton to 4169. Florida Room, Carport, 6-4489 2 blks W. Sea- Furnished efficiency 1820 NW 15th Vista nice yard. $12,000. Custom Built Home, Not ESTATES SECTION suite, center of Boca, 5 Lantana. 10-20-30 acre 3 lg. lots zoned apts. a builders speculation 2700 Spanish River Rd. board R.R. off Atlantic Boca 395-1812 R-3 2 blocks to boom- F.H.A. Terms. Ave. min. to public beach. On tracts. Buyers waiting. house. Automatic Ga- 3 yrs. old. Many Quality 1st floor. Ill E. Boca MAJESTIC APTS. M.I. Maddox, Realtor ing Fla. FAU. Reason- rage Doors, Central Air Features. Big value at ft# JOHAN BERTOEN 399 West Camino Real 507 N.E. 20th St. able. Owner Miami ORYALHADLEY Jeweler-expert Watch & Raton Rd. Realtor Cond. All Elec. Kitchen, $33,500. Only$6,000.dn. Spacious 1 bedroom apt. Boca Raton 395-2900 379-7001, Disposer, Dish Washer, No finance costs. Phone Clock repairs. 1335 S. WATERFRONT lot - Furn. or Unfurn. Com- Want: 3/2 from Owner Commercially zoned lot 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Federal Hwy. N. Side Trailer, Deluxe-Two Boca Raton 395-2244 Etc. Draperies, W/W Boca Raton 395-3329. pletely air cond. & heat- Central A/C & Heat. Available on 20th Street, carpeting. Corner Lot Paul Nielsen Bldg,Deer- bedroom, $75. mo. thru ed. Annual rental from EXCELLENT WATERFRONT Oct. 395-3236. Under $20,000. Write or Boca. 105x160 Terms. with perfect exposure. 2 bedroom 2 bath, field Beach. 399-3822. $105. per month, Owner phone detail: 1815 N. 395-4964. LOCATION Almost new 2 Story Co- Many extras. Call 395- screened porch, Sprink- LAWN & TREE SERVICE 3 room apt. furnished. on Premises, from 9 am 41st Ave,, Hollywood, or DUPLEX LOT, N.E. 5th 1884. CHAIN SAW WORK Available immediately. to 4:30 pm or call 395- lonial 5 bedrooms 3 ling system, sewer, call 983-5203. Ave. in 2200 Blk. $5500. Charming, Unusual 2/2 Central Air, & Heat, COMPLETE LAWN Private Bath & en- 5548. ' By Owner. 161 NW 37th baths, plus powder trance. Adults only. $70. HOME WANTED room. Designed to afford Cypress Paneling and Dock, Royal Oak Hill. MAINTENANCE One bedroom furnished St. Ft. Laud. 564-5355. open Beamed Ceilings. Owner 395-4227. RY.^TREE & LAWN Carl Saelinger Apts. apartment, conveniently Will pay cash but not maximum privacy for 3100 NW 5th Ave. more than $19,000.00 *TREASURE CAY* guest or Live in help. Oak flooring complete IDEAL Family home & m. SERVICE located and reasonably for a suitable three bed- Frigidaire appliances & neighborhood Tri-Level ~ 395-6538 Boca 395-4653 priced. Call 395-1580. Thetropicalisland para- Large landscaped lawn room two bath home . dise of the BAHAMAS! with many fruit trees. Air Conditioning. Sepa- 3/2 Carpeted, Fenced, Painting Interior or Ex- One Bedroom Efficien- Homes for Rent which isn't over three' For free information Priced in the 30's. Will rate Garage. Beautifully 5-2/3% Mtg. Loan. By erior. No job too smallt cies & Studio Apts. nice- Fully Furn. Spacious years old. Must be in with no obligation, call help reliable party with landscaped large rear owner BocaSq.399-6336 Free Estimates. 278- ly furn. beautiful loca- Home, 3/2, Screened first class condition, in 399-0821 today.CHAPUT yard. Central location By Owner 2 bedrooms 2 2566. financing. Call 395-0909 tion. JORDAN MANOR. Patio, Swimming Pool - good neighborhood with REALTY. . or 395-2463. East of Federal. baths, Carpets & Drape- Carpet Installations. 101 NW Pine Circle Bo- in Peaceful, Quiet, Flo- approximately 12,00 sq. 395-1276. ries, G.E. Kitchen. 998 ca 395-4567, resta. Owner. 395-0936. UNDER $10,000. A lot Owner s sacrifice $2000 Gold Coast' Carpet Svc. feet of ground, corner below. replacement al- SW 4th St. Boca Raton. EFFICIENCY Available lot preferred. Must have in Royal Palm Across Royal Oak Hills 2 bed- 395-6820. Inc. In the Home Clean- from Waterway; a two- most new, 3/2, extra room 1 bath. Fla. Room ing, Complete Repairs. at low Summer rates. central heating and air large lot, Country Club $14,900. Sacrifice.."Spa- 3305 SE 5 St. Pompano conditioning, two car story house would have Screened Patio, Drapes. Pompano 941-4838. Ft. an excellent view of lots Village, 501 N.W. 13th cious 3/2, Electric Kit- "Lauderdale 581-5371. 941-8967. garage or carport, Call 395-5524. chen, good neighborhood wm EXCELLENT selection of water. Homes built all Ave- 395-4383. - Boca Square, 2 yrs. old, TV Sales & Service Effcy," near beach, quiet screened porch, patio, RETIREMENT HOME •243 NE 26th St. 395-2473 of both Furnished and sprinkler system, dis- around, so that you know 2/2 20 x 12 Fla. Rm. Selective Appliance & surroundings, air cond. now who your neighbors 2 bedroom 2 bath, call after 4 p.m. Comm. Corp. TV Ren- Summer Rate $80. mo.. Unfurnished Houses Im- posal, refrigerator, Screened Patio Garage, mediate Occupancy. will be. Phone 395-0319 Screened Porch located Ceiling Ht. Air Cond. Lovely 2 bedroom 2 bath5 tals, Air Conditioning 910 E. Palmetto Park dish washer, clothes on quiet street in Boca living room, dining room, I 738 SE 15 St. Pompano Rd, 395-2666. washer and dryer. Boca Raton Park Awnings,Sprinklers,etc. Harriet Jackman 75x125—80x125 Adjoin- Raton $9,160. . Terms 1399 SW 4th St. Boca screened porch, garage, \' 933-2624. E AS TON APTS. Write B. M. Miller, 1109 Cash. $16,500. $600 down. No J. Stuart Robertson, Inc.. Jefferson Davis High- ing $2800. each. Raton 395-2217. \ EVERYTHING INT3LASS 541 N.E. 45th St., Boca. 395-4624 395-1329 75x125—Canal $4900. M.I. MADDOX, Realtor closing cost. Inspect: 624 \ J.G. "JOE" ROTH way, Arlington 2, Va. 507 NE 20th St. 2/2; Family Room; NW 12th Rd. Country Club 2/2 unfurnished, nice 120xl25-Corner, Some Large lot; landscaped; \ Table tops & Mirrors 1 bedroom 2 bath WANTED to rent or buy trees $3600. Boca Raton 395-2900 Village. Then call Mr, i Storefronts & auto glass 1 bedroom 1 bath neighborhood $125. in- 3 bedroom, 2 bath with shutters; sprinklers; 1 cludes lawn care.Adults Owner here one week ROYAL OAK HILLS Haag. 941-5000, 61 N.W. 7th St., Boca 2 bedroom 2 bath pool furnished or unfur- only. 395-7285. 3/2 Screened patio pool circular drive. Vicinity FOR SALE 395-0311 2 bedroom 1 bath call Mrs. Lytel. nished. Seacrest, Plu- FAU. $15,000. Owner. : on one of the most de- By owner 3/2 Central Situations Wanted Efficiencies. mosa District. Delray ; RIVIERA SECTION sirable corner lots in 3774 NW 5th Ave. Boca A/C & Heat 90'xll0' Woman wishes General Hotel Rooms. area. 278-0773. development. Approx. 395-2670. lot. Plenty Shrubbery. Furnished or not first 500 S. Federal Hwy. House work, Steady, Re- Boca Raton 395-0220 Real Estate Large Lot and a half- 100' front by 110' deep ROYAL OAK HILLS $17,500. Aft. 6 P.M. liable, Good Reference, floor, Air, Heat, Patio, Residential Beautiful 5 Tempered glass pan- Beautiful unfurnished. 395-1579 all day Sun- Large Closets, Stove, BRAND NEW 3>2 For Rent or Sale Golf Course Adjoining els facing pool, automa- 395-4163. COUNTRY CLUB VIL- 3 Dedroom 2 baths, un- 2/2 best offer low 20's day. Young woman desires Refrigerator. Tempo- Property to the rear. tic sprinkler system, Owner 395-0379. rary rental or annual LAGE $135. per Mo. furnished, Reasonable. 2 bedroom 2 bath, 2 car part time office work. SEWERS. landscaping, by Land- Lighthouse Point - 3 gar. Corner Waterfront Call 395-0411. lease, check our rates. 399-5846. Country Club Village, Reduced to $8200 scape Architect. At cost Spacious fully furnish- Boca. Write Box 41, bedrm 2 bath, Family Lot. East of Fed. Dish- 395-3287. of $2500. Hurricane Rm, Screened Pool & washer, disposal, Air Desires 3 or 4 days work Winfield Park, Furn. ed Home 3/2 screened Hobe Sound, Fla. Call Mrs. Reimer, panels, alum, awnings, Reference & Trans- Porches, Patio, excel- 2 bedroom Home, 375 Patio area. Reverse Cy- Cond. & Heat, fully sod- Apt. 2/2-A/C-H. $150 Associate wall to wall carpeting. cle Air Cond. Sprinkler ded lot. $26,900. Call portation call aft. 5 P.M. mo. yrly Laud. 564-5355 lent corner location, N.E. 7th St. Rent or Sale GE washer & dryer, GE 276-4977. Beautifully landscaped Furnished or Unfur- CONN C. CURRY, Realtor Wethertron air - condi- system. 942-1417 aft. 4 399-6020 Office 712 FOMPANO, HILLSBORO 395-3922 p.m. all day Sat. & Sun. Glouchester Boca Keys. Business Qppbftunities SHORES. Furn. 1 bedrm in desirable Floresta. nished. 395-0843. tioner and heater, plus Owner 395-0936. 711 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. GE fully equipped kit- DEERFIELD BEACH LAUNDRY Well Estab- apt A/C shuffle board, Realf Estate Trade Boca Raton >, BUILDER lished. Year round. Sell private beach, washing GOING TO BUILD??? chen. Call 395-0807 Deluxe and open to of- TRADE YOUR HOME 100' x 150' Estates #2 for appointment. CLOSEOUT due to illness. Good lo- machine, $75 & $85 per While waiting, rent fur- Completed Water Front fer. Owner Returning cation Delray. Days mo. May 1 to Dec. 1, nished 2 bedroom, 1 Close to Boca Cabana Mid-West. Must sell. MODEL ROW HOMES Condominium l&2Bed- Club & ocean. Owner BUILDER'S SACRIFICE Newly decorated, lg. 2 276-6898. for appointment Delray bath. Includes China, room Apts. $15,000 to Brand n^w Deluxe 3/2,, Palmetto Park Terrace Billiard Parlor, Beer Silver, Linens etc, 1-531-3862 or Box Z, bedrm, 2-1/2 bath home. Beautiful three bedroom 2 278-3983. , $25,000. Covered Park- Boca Raton News. with Panoramic Kitchen, Central ht. hot point kit- Sandwiches & College Newly Remodeled 2 bed- Cooking utensils, Lawn ing. 399-5137. Walk in Closets, Large bath Model, Central air Campus. Trade or Part- 2 Large Lots N.E. 5th chen, lg. screened pa- conditioning, Radiant room, apt. Center Town. care, electric, water, Ave. & 10th Terr. Each Screened Patio etc. Sav- tio with canopy dining Heat. Large Leisure Boom, ner. Phil Patenaude Free Utilities. $21.25 gas, T.V., enclosed ga- Or new $9,000 to $16,000 ings & Loan Appraisal at 2 Car Garage, Deluxe Kit- Realtor, Ft. Lauderdale 84' on 5th Ave. By 189' area. Beautifully land- Weekly. 290 W. Palmet- rage. $180. monthly. Garden Apt. Condomini- Deep. 20' Easement in $17,125. Sacrifice for scaped. 1342 SE 7th Ct., chen with G.E. Dishwash= 565-6631. to Park Rd. 395-^5549 or Call 395-3119 Owner,. um. Call 399-3176. $15,990. First mortgage Cove Section 399-3245, er, disposal and Refrige- 3 operator Beauty Salon Furn. House, 6 Mo. rear. Can be sold sep- rator. ONLY $1650 395-2736. arately. $13,700. Do TO payment Nice Home, Quiet Neigh- DOWN, NO LOAN COSTS. est. clientel. Centrally NEW DUPLEX 2 bedrm lease on 3/2 at 592 NW Corner-Furn. Duplex, 2 $1,500, See this bargain borhood, Big Yard, located. C all Owner 7th St. Boca Raton, large BRUCE E. DARRELL PALMETTO PARK 1 bath, Central Air bdrm, 1 bath, closed ga- Realtor at: 1632 N.W. 5th St,, Trees, 2 bedrooms, 2 395-1232 eve. 395-5271, Cond. & Heat. $115. per airy, quiet. Utilities & Country Club Village- TERRACE rage each side. A/C & Alain Cushman asso. baths, School, Church, 141 S.W. 11th Ct. Small dry cleaning - Mo. 1 Child Welcome. lawn care included. $110 heat. 1796 N.E. 5th Ave. Boca Raton, Fla. University, close by mo. June to Dec. No 395-2850 395-5313 395-5628 Laundry plant ideal for 130 N.E. 4th Ave.Deer- Real Estate Rent 4/2 Pool, no qualifying Moving. 395-3071. Boca Raton couple. Low down pay- field Beach, 399-2878, Pets. 395-7193. _ Homes for Safe $600 down, take over ment, gall 942-9180, WAREHOUSE for RENT NEW 4 Bedroom 2 Bath COLONIAL APTS. 2 bedroom. E. of Fed, 10,000 sq. ft. 14' high, payments. Corn. Lot. Pompano. Unfurnished one bedrm near Cafeteria & P.O. Family room,Pool, Air Sprinkler system. Call good office space al- Cond. Sprinkler system, OWNER WANTS OUT! WELL ESTABLISHED Apt. Available early reasonable for perma- ready finished. 4 large owner 942-9.930. Painting Business wants June. GE Appliances and nent tenant. 395-0909, Fine location. Already doors you can drive thru financed $123. per mo. Choice Deerfield corner location - 2 bed- working partner. Small A/C. Yearly Lease 395-2463. this building with big equity. Must have some req'd. Corner SW 4th Available June 1st furn- Also CAMINO GARDENS room, 2 bath home, custom kitchen, beau- trucks. Phone 395-2583 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Air Formes Model. "James- tiful landscaping with sprinkler system - experience. L&L Paint- Ave. & SW 8th St. Boca. ished Air Cond. 2 bed- excellent condition im- ing. 941-4000 or Owner 395-1899. rm, 1 bath. Fla, rm. Cond. Home already fi- town." Immediate occu- Centrally heated and air conditioned. For, mediate possession. nanced $104. per mo. pancy Located at further details, call or come in and see,' 566-8484. Private efficiency. Air Screened Patio, Large WAREHOUSE SPACE Cond. furnished, 1 block fenced yard, close to 395-5294 399-6790. 999 Butternut Terr ace. Paul Blanchet, your man at... Small Manufacturing FOR RENT. 20x50. Three Bedrooms — three business, non competi- to Public Beach. Avail- FAU & Schools. Child- CALL 395-4254. MUST SELL immedi- Bathrooms — Double Ga- M.N. WEIR 8 SONS, INC., Realtors tive, 2 Patented Items. able till Dec. 395-2989. ren & Pets Welcome Warehouse for rent ately large 3 bedroom rage — completely fur- Weir Plaza Building, 855 S. Federal Hwy. Proven and canbeprov- $85 mo. furn. efficiency $150. Per Mo.Yrlylncl. 167-1/2 N.W. 16th St. 2 bath in Chatham Hills nished. Adjoining cor- .ed money maker. Old on ocean. A/C Heat, Uti- Lawn maintenance.Con- area. Priced to sell ner lot, optional. Fur Boca Raton, Florida - 395-4000 1000 to 2000 ft. plenty inspection, call at 900 age &. poor health forces lities included. Apr. 15 sider Option 395-5438 - of light. Available at now. Low down payment. to Dec. 1. Also 1 bed- Fully.draped, new Dish- Elderberry Way or phone to sell. 276-7613 or 933- 395-3049. once. Call JA4-7813. 395-1534. 4940 Ft. Lauderdale. room apts. $100 & $125 2 bedroom 2 bath fur- washer, contact owner per mo. 278-3983. RealfiEstate Sale WPB 965-7827. Rooms for Rent nished House conveni- 4 BEDROOM 3 BATH ently located. Reason- Absentee Owner reluc- Furni shed Bedroom, Furnished 2 bedroom able rent. Phone 395- tantly desires to sell FLORIDA Private bath in Boca. Air conditioned - Adults 1580. _ Ocean front 1st floor. Ready for Immediate Occupancy Call hefore 9: A.M. or only - 326 SW 1st St., 3 bedrm 3 bath furn. Boca Raton. BEACH HOUSE after 8: P.M, 395-4086. Ocean front 3 bedroom Villa #5 at Cove Beach OR Beautifully furnished 4 Room, unfurnished 2 bath furnished. Until Club, on AlA in Deer- large room, twinbeds. Cottage $50. per month. Dec. 1st. $200. month. field Beach No Underly- IRELAND BAHAMAS let us custom build you a home for Priv. entrance & bath, Includes water & gar- F. WOODROW KEETON ing Mtg. or ground lease & patio. Walk to shops. bage. Rear of Nutty's Realtor First inspect then if in- LESS than you can buy a Model Home, & theatre. $60 month. JRestaurant 278-3403. 2950 N. Ocean Blvd. terested phone 565-4848 "The Real Estate Corner" 395-3589- Delray. Boca Raton 395-5252 or see your broker. that is the same as 20 or 30 others Winfield Park, Studio J. STUART like bedrm. Priv. en- APTS. FOR RENT READY FOR OCCUPANCY in town. trance &. Bath. Nicely FULLY FURNISHED Brand new—Available 3 BEDROOM - 2 BATH We sold OYer 50 Homes last year furn. Reasonable rent lo Dec. IS. ROBERTSON 2 bedroom, 2 bath from by year, cheap for sum- J195 monthly. 1 bedroom, 1 Air, Family Room, Screened Patio, INCORPORATED without a furnished model. bath $125 monthly. Full kitch- mer. 2300 NE 5th Ave. ens, rentals includes use of Realtors all recreational facilities. 450' Complete Kitchen with Boca Raton. private beach, 2 swimmmq pools. B tennis courts, chip 'n' Self-Cleaning AMERICANA OVEN 60 South Federal Highway BOCA RATON 395-4624 There must be a reason ! putt golf coruse, privileges at HOME FORECLOSURES Championship 18 hole golf BETTER BUY THIS S100. down course. Dining room and bar, Complete Kitchen Appliances Money back guarantee SILVER THATCH EAST of U.S. 1 if not satisfied INN JUST BRING YOUR TOOTH BRUSH First $7,500 buys this Boca Raton waterfront Phone Call Mr. Aird 539 N. Ocean Blvd. $22,290 at395=31«3 Pompano lot including 185 feet of pre-cast seawall. South Florida properties 941-0400 Cali Boca Raton 395-1818 CONSTRUCTION 399-5922 jjAjune 6, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Ocean Grant (Continued from page 1) logy Branch of the Of- fice of Naval Research, It will utilize a mobile sea van, which is now being equipped and in- strumented at Florida Atlantic University for laboratory facilities on board the SS Export Champion, a ship provid- ed by the American Ex- port Isbrandtsen Lines, Inc., when it sails on Ju- ly 8, 1965, from New York City on a regular- ly scheduled cruise to Spain, France and Italy. The van will carry

scientific apparatus to I 6LOSET|CtOSET| ||6 W ' ( (SSM!! ' I process living organ- isms obtained from the

sea by means of a new 1 high speed "jet net" Hi H 18' 2 XZ3 4 !| KfftHiS I 1 sampler designed by the General Motors Defense Research Laboratory. The sea van will also carry new equipment to obtain ocean tempera- ture data at high ship speeds designed by the Packard Electric Com- pany and the Sippican Corporation of Warren, Police reported more than $7,000 damage to and was believed to be traveling more than 80 Ohio, and Marion, Mas- miles per hour, when he hit the second car, sachusetts, respective- the cars involved in this two-car smash-up ly. Other equipment Friday night at the intersection of Federal driven by Charles H. Heed of Deerfield Beach. from the U. S. Navy highway and Camino Real. Harvey Davis Jr., Both drivers were treated and released at North Oceanographic Office driver of the car above, was fleeing police District Hospital. See story page 1. will provide supporting data to the project. This project, which is a cooperative effort of the Office of Naval Research, the U.S. Navy Oceanographis Office, ROMAN(CE) U.S. industry and Flo- rida Atlantic University will provide a compre- hensive test to deter- mine the feasibility of utilizing the available sources of our U.S. Merchant Marine to supplement the data now \ obtained by our Ocean- ographic Fleet. THE WARWICK—one of the superb new Three Men Sough! homes of Camino Gardens— In Assault Case incorporates a few thousand years of "We have very little to go on," Det. Lt. Char- ideas about gracious living. les McCutcheon said yesterday, as police continued their manhunt The central Atrium, for instance. It's not for three Negroes who attacked a young couple a room, exactly. (No roof.) on the beach Wednesday night. Nor is it a patio. (No door to the A young Marine home on leave and his 19- outside.) It's a Roman idea— year-old girlfriend were parked near the a very private garden. Indoors. And it "old radar tower" off GOLD COAST AlA when the three Ne- was a beautiful enough idea groes surprised them IMS N. KMRAL HIGHWAY from behind, tied up the „**,,. ADOKSS P.O. BOX MM to incorporate into a Camino Gardens man and assaulted the ,OCA «ATON. HO«IDA girl. home. (Elegant, those Romans.) Police said the man told them the couple was SALE OF sitting in their car on the More recent ideas include modern lonely stretch of beach MODEL HOME FURNISHINGS when the three crept or all-electric kitchens, custom- crawled up behind them. on the premises at 150 N E 20th Street Holding the couple at cabinetry, huge patios, oversized rooms, gunpoint, the Marine (Building west of Boca Verde Apartments) in Boca Raton. was tied and gagged and central air-conditioning and the girl was taken some 100 feet down the beach All items offered are model home decorator heating and the like. But why not just and raped by all three of the Negroes. pieces of nationally known factories,, Articles visit the custom-crafted "As methodical as are arranged in groups - sets - pairs etc . they were, we feel they- homes of Camino Gardens? Take a 've done this before," All are in excellent condition McCutcheon said. "One 0 wore a stocking over look at the most brilliant and his head, a second had Just a few examples of savings avail- a stocking wrapped distinguished residential designs since around his face and a able: Table lamps that sold for as much third had on a snap brim Cicero was a senior senator. hat pulled down low over as $125 for only $15O Cocktail and End his face. Custom-crafted two- and three-bedroom "Identification will be Tables at regular prices up to $100 for only very hard. The man did- $25O Pull-up chairs that sold up to $90 homes of distinction ... priced from 'nt get a good look at $25,500 to $50,000 (slightly higher on them and the girl has for $39, A love seat that sold regular trouble seeing without waterfront). Located in beautiful her glasses. They were for $214o50 now only $75. A Thomasville Boca Raton, midway between pulled from her face when the Negroes drag- sofa that was priced for $475 is reduced Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. ged her from the car," to $200o A 7 piece Dining group in antique the police officer add- ed. white that was $562 for only $299O A 7 McCutcheon said the piece French Bedroom group in brushed Ft. Lauderdale couple were also robbed of a blue finish that is regular priced for $889, $ 4 0 transistor radio, For only $475. about $4 in cash and the car keys. Everything sold on first come basis - all THE sales are cash or c,o.da All sales final GARDENS ' in the heart of DODOS and no refunds or exchanges. Sorry - no BOCA RATON (Say Dough-Dotighs) hold orderso ARE AT Remember the beauty of Africa,' Purchasers must arrange for delivery or U.S.A.? Camino Gardens occupies the same gently rolling terrain. UNIVERSITY additional charge will be made0 BOWL SALE STARTS MONDAY - JUNE 7THO Hours POWDRELL AND ALEXANDER COMMUNITY IN BOCA RATON EVERYONE IS JOINING will be from 9 AM to 11:30 AM and from IN ON THE FUN t CASH PRIZES 2 PM to 5 PM. N.E. 20th St. At Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton 395°5222 * Women's News * Club Activities *Travel * Editorials * Real Estate

ANN LANDERS Woman Doesn't Like Gum Sneaks

Dear Ann Landers: there is a note enclosed a pocket. You are talk- me out of the house with Send for Ann Landers' Imarried a divorced saying, "Conrad needs ing to them one second her nagging, criticizing, booklet "Dating Do's man two years ago and these." and the next thing you and complaining. The and Don'ts," enclosing we are getting along just These are not gifts, know they are smoking office was infinitely with your request 350 in fine. Ann. She charges the or chewing or eating more quiet and peace- coin and a long, self- Yesterday I heard that items to our account. I something. ful - and I enjoyed my addressed, stamped en- his ex-wife is pregnant. believe this is her way Isn't it rude not to work, so I became a velope. The man she was going of letting me know I am offer the person you are 15-hour-a-day man, six Ann Landers will be with has left town and not a good wife. What with whatever it is you or seven days a week. glad to help you with she doesn't know where should be done? — want to enjoy yourself? When a man puts in that your problems. Send he is. There is no Annoyed. It so happens I' don;t kind of time, over a them to her in care of chance that the child she Dear Annoyed: Phone smoke, but I still re- period of years, he's Boca Raton News, Box is carrying belongs to your husband's sister sent it when a smoker GOT to amount to some- 3346, Chicago, Illinois, my husband. He hasn't the next time a package lights up a ciagarette thing. 60654, enclosing a even seen her in over arrives. Tell her you and doesn't give me the stamped, self-address- seven months. appreciate her thought- chance to say, "No thank I hope you will print ed envelope. We have been told that fulness but let her know you." I do enjoy gum and this letter so my wife when this woman goes your husband does not a mint now and then and can see it. I want her to the hospital she is need the articles. Ask I'm a girl who was to get the credit she de- Local Girls going to use my hus- her not to send any more brought up. to share such serves. - Custom Made band's name. I don't merchandise to your treats with others. Shirts. flunk this would be fair home. Dear Custom Made: Enter Contest Is there a subtle"way to me or to my hus- If she continues, go to It's generous of you to band. Your advice is to let people know how I Two Boca Raton girls the stores and request feel about this? — Also want to give your wife 'have entered the 1965 needed. — Don't Want that no one bepermitted all the credit. But I to be Identified with Her. human. Soap Box Derby Queen to charge to your ac- Dear Also: This is think you deserve some contest. Dear Don't Want: If count except you. Then a problem? Well,kiddo, credit, too - not only for The girls are Laurae> your husband's name is tell your sister-in-law why don't you just keep your smashing success Ann Sturm, 14, 450 NW John Doe and his for- you have done it. your purse stocked and In business, but also for 14 Ave., and Karin K. mer wife has not remar- Dear Ann Landers: foget' about man's inhu- your miserable failure Moulder, 11, 454 NW ried her name is still You seem to deal with manity to man. at home. 13 Dr. Mrs. John Doe. Most everything and every- Some men who don't Two queens will reign divorcees drop the John body. Will you say Dear Ann Landers: want to go home don't during derby week July and use their own first something in your col- Every now and then you want to stay at work 4 through July 10. One name, however. In any umn about gum sneaks, print a letter proving either, so they go scout- Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, president of the Garden Club, was presented a life queen will be picked for event, it sounds to me mint sneaks, and cigaret that behind every suc- ing for trouble and they division B, which in- membership in the club at an installation luncheon Thursday. Making the pre- as if this woman has sneaks? cessful man is a plucky, find it. Presumably you cludes girls ages 11 to sentation is Mrs. Harold Fiscus, first vice president. enough trouble. Don't I know a few people game little woman. I'm avoided this trap. So 12, the other queen will give her more. who are sleight-of-hand a man who has succeed- what do you want from reign over derby en- artists when it comes to ed in the asphalt jungle me — a medal? trants in class A, ages Dear Ann Landers: getting a ciagarette or a and you are right. 14 to 15. Garden Club Installs You may print this let- stick of gum or a piece My wife must be cred- Unsure of yourself on Deadline for applica- ter because the woman of candy into their ited with-a tremendous dates? What's right? tions is June 18. Judg- involved does not read mouths without anyone contribution to my suc- What's wrong? Should ing will be at 7:30 p.m. your column - or any- seeing them reach into cess because she drove you? Shouldn't you? (Continued on pagd 3B-) thing else. She is too Officers for 1965-66 busy sticking her nose in other people's busi- Mrs. Arthur Mitchell Mrs. Homer Gwinn, are Mrs. Harold Fis- ness. was installed as presi- Boca Raton, district ten cus, first vice presi- The woman is my hus- dent of the Garden Club director, was installing dent; Mrs. Albert J. band's sister. She nev- for a second year at a officer. Zimmer, second vice er married and she nev- luncheon Thursday. Other new officers president; Mrs. Jo R, er expected my husband Brooks, third vice pre- to marry either. When sident; Mrs. Glenn he did she was very disr-i: Mr. and Mrs. Weilandt Smithson, r e c o r d ing appointed. secretary; Mrs. Frank Almost every week a Walker, corresponding package arrives. It is Mark 50th Anniversary secretary; Mrs. Walter either a half dozen pairs McAloon, treasurer, of sox, a box of hand- "We've had a very The couple came to and Mrs. William J. Ma- kerchiefs, shirts, a cou- happy married life," Boca Raton 'four years thias, assistant treas- ple of packages of shoe- said Mrs. Arnold Weil- ago in August' from urer. laces or a belt. Usually andt. "We married Great Neck, L.I.N.Y. young and we've always where Weilandt was a gotten along just fine." building contractor. Mr. and Mrs. Weil- andt celebrated their 50th wedding anniver- BOB KEITH, Reg. Ph. sary May 23. The couple were mar- ried in a Methodist. Church inSayville, Long Island, N.Y., 1915. "I was born in Port Jefferson," Mrs. Weil- andt said, "and my hus- band's parents had a summer home there, so 28 Years that's how we met. . ." The Weilandt s have Experience one daughter, Mrs. Frank Night and one Serving the granddaughter, Mrs. PARK ONE TIME Then BANK and SHOP ! John Salerno. Both live Miss Pool People of in Port Washington, L.I. N.Y. Engagement Boca Raton \ *May 23rd was a quiet day for the Weilandts. 24-Hour Emergency "We intended to go Is Announced WE ARE IN THE north and celebrate our Prescription Service anniversary with out Mrs. Irma T. Pool, "HEART" of _ family, but it was still Delray Shores, former- Now Available... cold up there so we de- ly of Boca Raton, has E. ROYAL PALM RD. cided to stay here a announced the engage- ROD ASHBAUGH, Reg EVERYTHING ! while longer. ment of her daughter "We'll have a big cel- Sydney Pool to Jay Con- ebration about mid- lin, son of Mr. and Mrs. TNTGHTTHTNIS summer I" John J. Conlin, Hyatts- They had dinner with ville, Maryland and Ro- Weilandt's brother and yal Palm Beach. THE "HEART his wife in Hollywood. Miss Pool also is the OF DOWNTOWN "We received lots of 395-0454 BOCA daughter of Sydney H. RATON cards and quite a few Pool, Boynton Beach. Clip and Keep 2565 floral arrangements, She is a member of too," Mrs. Weilandt Seacrest High School's These Numbers 4042 said. (Continued on page 3B) SICKROOM RENTALS COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Wheel Chairs Walkers . . . plus ALL TRUST SERVICES Crutches SUMMER TENNIS CLUB Emergency Oxygen Opens June 10 - Labor Day "Boca Raton's Oldest and Most Complete Drug Firm." FIRST BANK and TRUST 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE — Free DELIVERY Individual or Group - 8 Courts LIGGETT-REXALL DRUG STORE COMPANY of Boca Raton WINFIELD PAEK SHOPPING CENTER Phone 395-4919 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP 1st AVE. and ROYAL PALM RD. 395-4420 Family $15 Single $5 BOCA RATON PHARMACY 138 W. PALMETTO PARK ROAD Member Federal Reserve SysJem and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation For Information Caii 395-0917 Mrs. F. Burr Phone 395-4841 2B June 6, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS

Mrs. S. H. McOnnelI, Estahakee Chapter, DAR, presents DAR history awards to (left) Stephen Gill and Arlene Hooen, J. C. Mitchell School. Three J.C Mitchell Students Presented DAR History Awards

Three youngsters re- Steven Legge, Amy Stri- ry, Ann Freund, Karen Safety Patrol at J. C. Mitchell School. ceived DAR History mbu, Marcia Martin, Phillips, Eriberto De- - awards at J.C. Mitchell Mike Steetle, John Jesus, and Janet Mag- School's awards assem- Moore, Pamela Bur- num. Carl McKenry Is Oyfsfnitding Student bly Wednesday. gess, Lee Mello and Forty three students Youngsters are John Shirley Peeples. also received honorable Wood, Arlene Holl en and Fourth grade students mention awards for per- Stephen Gill. fect attendance. 1 are: Janie Grant, Mark An outstanding Safety Humphrey, Deborah They are: first grade, Boca Raton School Has Awards Assembly Patrol award also was Spillman, Jack F i c e k, Alan St. Jean; second presented to Edward Rodney Bath, Steven Ha- grade, Ralph Williams, Payne. zard, Martha Adams, Roger McGlamery, Re- Carl E. B. McKenry Thirty eight safety III received an outstand- Mary Hemp hill, Mary nee Huron, Pam Knott; patrol members re.- Anne Deutschmann, third grade, Gordon ing scholar award at Bo- ceived certificates of ca Raton School's Kirk Cottrell, Ana De-Cleaver, Elizabeth Be- merit at the assembly. Jesus, Sharon Hazel- bout, Chad Grant, Eliza- awards assembly They are: Thursday. wood, Gary Feliu, Bobby beth Layman, Bradley Peter Pool, Kathy Curran, Charles God- Ackerman, AidaNieves, Other awards pre- Legge, Jeff McKinley, sented were DAR His- win, and Nathan Semon. Michael Dolan, Rhonda Bud Hall man, Rodney Fifth grade students Ramseyer and Steven tory Awards Timothy Cook, Christine Dumas, Hurlbert and Leslie are: Bill Miller, Ricky Lasseter. Patti Shea, Lori Jack- Frankenstein, Kathleen Others are: fourth Garvey; American Le- son, Stella Patrick, gion Awards, Kathryn C. Corven, Carol Ship, grade, Jimmy Patrone, Donna Beaty, Debbie Warren Bryant, Linda Linda Finger, Tonya Alley and Paul D. Rust Mandel, AnnF r eund, III and Junior Red Lasseter, George Mac- Parks, Eric Schubert, Paul Knott, Kaye Evans, lean, Kim Flintont, Shay Duane Taylor, Kennie Cross Awards, David Eric Bath, Lynne Lau- Jackson and Richard Botelho, Arlene Hol- Whealton, Martha rence, Mary Janeshutz, len, Tommy Boldizar, Whealton, Betsy Wheal- Stanton. David Peters, Jeff Do- Twenty students re- Jorge Rios, Dorian ton, Debbie Tolton, lan, Susan West, Rich- Lang, Chris Bascom, Shirley Willis; fifth ceived honor and honor ard Schmitt, Eriberto awards at the school Jim Adams, Bill Clop- grade, Scott Hall, Glenn DeJesus, David Jones, ton, John Cordell, Ste- R amseyer, Nancy too. Susan Porter, Janet High honor awards phen Gill, Jane Ander- Derks, Maxine Knopp, Magnum, Nancy Hynes, son, Kay Christian, went to: Graham Clark, Jona- Tracey Remark, Bar- Janet Burnett, Burt Donna Cook, Marjorie than McLendon, Glenn McDonald, Mary Moore, bara Roddenberry, Vic- Fincham, Timothy Gar- Meyers, Dean Burgess, ki Steetle; sixth grade, vey, Kayleen Hanna, Ke- Maryleda Hardy, Terry Ruth Noble and Noreen Richard Averill, Mi- vin Ann Huck shorn, Lin- Mowbray, Susan Hicks, Pumphrey. chael Noble, Lauri In- da Mallon, June Page, Mike Noble, Scott Sixth grade students gham, Stephen Poole, George Rust, Susan Rhine, John Strippoli, are: Terry Mowbray, Brenda Connor, Curtis Squires, Laura Tobler, Jim Mertz and Eddie Dennis Burchell, Scott Agnew, Diane St. Jean, Bruce Yark; grade four. Payne. Rhine, Jeff Bascom Paul Knott, Debbie Man- Leslie Garvey, Vick- Ninety one youngsters Eric Bath, Wade Chris- del, Rodney Cook and ie Kuhn, Kerry Quillen, also were presented tian, Darren Holbrook, Susan Porter. grade five. certificates for perfect Tfavp Kvans Dnri.qT.an- Kathryn Alley, Carl attendance. E.B. McKenry III, Paul Dallas Ruse III, grade Robert Trafford, principal, presents American Legion award for outstanding students to Paul D. Rust III First grade students six. and Kathryn C. Alley, Boca Raton School. are: Ina Mae Potter, Honor awards went to: David Humphrey, Brad Michelle Darcey, Ammer, David Borozny, Highum and John Las- Take Carol Jean McKenry, Dennis Cicala, Russell seter. Kathryn Myers, grade Juergens, Gary Prend- Second grade students a portrait four. ergast, Corrine Bond, are: Paul Vlahos, Ste- Craig Dubisky, Lyda Linda Mallon, Laura phen Merritt, Donne of your Kuth, grade five. Tobler, Karen Cook, Nale, Ember McC rack- Connie Schrecengost, Carol Jean McKenry, en, Jeannie Godwin, JUNE Ernest Walen, Jack Kathryn Myers, Bren- Keith Cottrell, Mark Wells, grade six. do Greer; Grade five, Deutschman, Peter CHILD Fifty two youngsters Dan Cober, Robert Gel- Flintom, SherrieKnopp, received perfect attend- hardt, David Jackson, Karen Trafford, Jim ance certificates. Darcey Chambers, Lau- Mangum, Keith Rucks, June's child will beautify the world around him with They are: ra Sorvas, Peter Can- Wendy Carpenter, grace, order and sensitivity. This is the child who is non, Ronald Moore, Christy Corven and Lisa unruffled by hard play or hard work. He's quick Grade ory;.- David and al'ert—never needs to be reminded of duty. Burke, James Hager and James Morris, Kerry Lansen. He's conscientious and clever—always has time for Andrea Christy; Grade Quillen and Joy Kuehl; Third grade students laughter. Gentle leadership makes him an authority two, Edward Bunnell, Grade six, Grant Cel- are.- Cynthia Krall, wherever he goes. Great sales executives, missionaries hardt, Richard Hoode, Charlene Conner, Rich- and military men often are June babies. The arbutus Mark Gelhardt, Bruce is June's flower, pearl his birthstone. Coon, John Gutzeit, Ro- William Holzinger, Carl ard Bergamini, Danny bert Me K e n r y, Lori McKenry,Joseph Ram- DeShields, Valerie Mi- Now — for all June children . . . we have a Stuurmans;Grade three, sey, Rodney Stebbins, chael, Michael Legge, Special Birthday Portrait Offer, Call for an Wilfredo Feliu, Shad Floyd Webb, Marian T om m y Rucks, Eliza- appointment — won't you? Fleming, Debra Juer- beth Harms, Mike Ing- Thernell, TenlyKunsel- Heritage Member Studio man, Craig Burnett, Al- gens, E i 1 e e n Troxell, ham, Robert Lovvorn, len Christy, Kyle Quil- Debra Yark, Duane Vickers and Karen Gil- COLLEGE TOWN STUDIO len and Scott Stuurmans; To Place A WIN FIELD SHOPPING CENTER Grade four, Douglas bert. Classified Ad 501 NE 20 St., Boca Raton 395-1615 Phone 395-5121

Mrs. Carl McKenry, Estahakee Chapter, DAR, presents DAR history awards to Leslie Garvey and Timothy Hurlbert, Boca Raton School. * DISCOUNT * HAWAIIAN MILK FLOATS 2 tablespoons sugar ARTIFICIAL FOLIAGE 1/2 teaspoon ginger f^ 2 pints vanilla ice cream /f We are EXPERT at Gigantic Tree Sale 1 8-3/4 ounce can U chilled crushed COMMERCIAL SPLIT LEAF PLANTER BOXES FILLED pineapple, undrain- PHILODENDRON ed FREE ESTIMATES 2 cups chilled milk. Photography Combine sugar and FLOWER CITY OFFERS YOU MORE ! ginger; mix well and stir * Black & White * Glorious Color Come Out and See For Yourself into crushed pineapple. at moderate prices Add milk and 1/2 pint 3131 S. Fed. Hwy. at 32nd St. fort Lauderdale ice cream; blend well. Pour into tall chilled COLLEGE TOWN STUDIO A COMPLETE LINE FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELF DECORATOR Max Booke, presents University Bowl's out- glasses; top with re- WtNFIELD SHOPPING CENTER standing student award to Carl E.B. Mc- maining ice cream. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS purjkJF SOO 501 NE 20 St., Boca Raton 395-1615 PHONE Kenry III, Boca Raton School. Makes 6 servings.- IF YOU BRING THIS AD 522- BOCA RATON NEWS June 6. 1965 3R Miss Feuerlein Will Receive B.A. Degree MONDAY, JUNE 7 Elizabeth Ann Feuer- Feuerlein majored in Thrift Shoppe board meeting, member's homes, lein, daughter of Dr. and Spanish and was presi- 10 a.m. Mrs. W. J. Feuerlein, dent of the Spanish Club, Welfare Council case worker, Garden apts., 771 N.E. 69th St., will She also served as sec- 1 to 2 p.m. receive her bachelor of retary of the Blackfri- Boca Raton Library Association, Library 4p.m. arts .degree at com- ars dramatic club and Dressmaking, Community Center, 7 p.m. mencement exercises at was a member of the In- Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35 St., 7 p.m. Agnes Scott College, ternational Relations Civil Service Assn., Community Center, 7:30 Decataur, Georgia, June group. p.m. 7, and on the following She lived with her pa- Progressive Bridge, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, will Become rents in El Salvador and Republican Club, Chamber of Commerce, 8p.m. the bride of Ralph Hoff- Pakistan for extended mann. periods and in 1961 she Jaycees Wives, member's homes, 8 p.m. was graduated with hon- FAU Faculty Wives, book review club, 787 N.E. Dr. and Mrs. Feuer- ors from La Chatelaine, 32 St., 8 p.m. lein are leaving for De- an international private cataur today to attend girls' school in Switz- TUESDAY, JUNE 8 the graduation* Miss erland. Her fiance is the son Twelve youngsters graduated from Roadman School at its last commencement exercise Thursday Kiwanis Club, Town House; noon. of Mrs. Ralph Hoffmann TOPS, Community Center, 7 p.m. of St. Petersburg and the Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Community Cen- late Mr. Hoffmann. He ter, 7 p.m. is being graduated from Women Hold Sandpiper's Square Dance Club, Community Georgia Tech this Center, 7:30 p.m. month. The wedding will Installation Evening sketch class, Art Guild building, 7:30 be held June 13 at 4 p.m. p.m. at St. Paul's Epis- Members of Moravian Civitans/ Dutch Pantry, 7:30 p.m. copal Church in Delray Church Women's Fel- Square dance instr., Scout Hut, 8 p.m. and will be followed by lowship installed offi- Municipal Band Rehearsal, old city hall, 8 p.m. a reception at the Feu- cers at a meeting BPO Does Drove 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m.- erlein home. Thursday in the church. Delray Chapter 77, Order of Eastern Star.'Del- Following their mar- Officers are Mrs. ray Beach Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. riage, the couple will George F. Pausteak, reside in Baton Rouge, Mrs. William L. Lang, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 La., where Hoffmann Mrs. Margaret Didk and has taken apositionwith Mrs. Ralph T. Watkins. Story Hour, Library, 9 a.m. Miss Feuerlein Standard Oil Company. Part of the program Boca Buckeye Club, Hidden Valley, noon. included a concert by Rotary Club, Town House, 12:15 p.m. Youth Choir. Tap and Ballet, Community Center, 3 pom The women will make Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. hospital supplies in a Plastic Flowers, Community Center, 7 p.m. Happy House workshop at 10:30 a.m. Ballroom dance instr., Community Center, 7:30 every Tuesday in the youth room of the p°m. are most effective. Elks Lodge, 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. Claire Archer church. Request from Mrs, THURSDAY, JUNE 10 Do you have a question .T.S. - The colors in my Use the Classifieds pertaining to interior bedroom have become Ernest Jones, salutatorian, receives graduation certificate from Mrs. B.J. Muller. Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Town House, 7:30 a.m. decorating? Mrs. Ar- drab and depressing to Royal Palm Women's Golf Association, Royal cher will be happy to me. Would you please PRECIOUS JEWELS Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. personally answer your help me pick new colors Boca Raton Women's Golf Association, Boca questions. Request may for the sidewalls - bed- Roadman Holds Final Raton Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. be sent to Boca Raton spread and curtains. I Democratic Woman's Club, University Bowl, News with self-ad- have recently purchased 10 a.m. dressed stamped enve- an off-white rug for the Soroptimists, Town House, noon. lope. room so will have to Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Request from Mrs. start with it. Graduation Exercises Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., C.D. - Please tell me Dear Friend: Color office, 1 to 2 p.m. what style chairs I could Twelve youngsters by Rev. C. D. Perry with Ernest Jenkins re- use with a gate-leg ta- can give a psychological Rev. D. N. Bowers- giv- ceived the DAR Ameri- Royale Woman's Club, Community Center, 2 lift, so why not try paint- received diplomas at can History award, and p.m. ble in my breakfast ing the walls a bright Roadman School's last ing the scripture. room? The sidewalls Speaker, Miss M.A. members of Parent Judo Instr. Community Center, 7 p.m. cream yellow - bed- commencement exer- Teacher's Association Archery Club, Community Center, 7 p.m. have a soft green and spread a violet and the cises Thursday. Hall Williams, editor beige-pink documentary Graduates are Grace and publisher of "Pho- presented wall plaques Boca Isl. Civic Assn., Scout Hut, 7:30 p0mo curtains a violet and to the Roadman School Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35 St., 8 p.m. wallpaper and the floor white print. Brawrr; Janie Mae Co- to News", was intro- is covered with a black oper; valedictorian; duced by Mrs. F. L. faculty members. and beige Moroccan rug. Ellison. Students at Roadman FRIDAY, JUNE 11 Request from Mrs, Norma Jean Davis, Ro- School will attend Boca Dear Friend: I think bert Lee Hope, Erskin Presentation of cer- 47SR, SUNRlSlleL:!/ D S "- J.L. - In my living room : you have just the spot tificates was made by Raton and J. C. Mit- L Aili DE R'D A, L E -564-33 60 >. Golf Instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. I have two chairs cov- Jackson, Ernest Jones, chell Schools next year. Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. for Windsor chairs. De- ered in emerald green salutatorian; Clarence Mrs. B. J. Muller. DAR, Jonathan Dickinson Chapter, member's pending on your space, with emerald green car- Jones, Jeanette Martin, homes, 8 p.m. you could use two comb- pet. What color would Rosa Lee Sims, Dewey back and two fan-back you suggest for a 12 Lee Smith, Johnnie Mae BOCA RATON'S MOST LUXURIOUS and SATURDAY, JUNE 12 chairs, or all four hoop- foot sofa and what color Underwood and Ruby back chairs. for draperies for two Lee Williams. MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Baton Corp registration, Scout Hut, 9 a.m. glass-sliding doors Invocation was given Drum lessons, Community Center, 9:30 aom. Request from Mrs. leading onto a large RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT . . . . Stickcraft, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. J.B. - Our son who is screen area? Bugle lessons, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. twelve needs a new Dear Friend: The sofa • Although more than Coast Guard Flotilla 36, Inlet Clubhouse, 10 cover for his sofa-bed could be in an ivory and 25 million U.S. women a.m. and I'm really stuck. In the draperies in an ivory work, only 87,000 earn Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, his room, he has sand and black print. $10,000 or more a year. 10 a.m. colored vinyl tile on the Drum and Bugle drill, Community Center, 10:30 floor - walls are paint- ed a beige - desk and "FIRST STEP" IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION a.m. chair painted dark green Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1 p.m. curtains are blue. Judo Instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. Could I use a beige coV- Teen-age dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m, er? Boca Raton Pre-Schooi Dear Friend: I would Kindergarten Shuffleboard daily except Monday from 7 to 1 prefer a lively plaid p.m. at Municipal Courts in Memorial Park. with colors such as red, Professional Care & Guidance blue, green and black. Hot Lunch & Modern Equipment Derby Queen There are about 3 You could add a few toss 250 N.W. 4th Diagonal million principles in- pillows in the same colors as the strong (Continued from IB) volved in this nation's 2 through 6 Years PHONE 395-7071 July 1 in the Boynton tax laws. dashes of these colors Beach Community Cen- ter. There will be three ON THE BEAUTIFUL BOCA RATON judges from Boca Ra- ton, Boynton Beach and PINE CREST SCHOOL HOTEL and CLUB GOLF COURSE Delray Beach. Derby day will be July 1965 SUMMER SESSION 10 in Boynton Beach. Grades 1 - 12 Coeducational Engagement R0SJIRE APARTMENTS (Continued from IB) The 1965 summer session at tuitions. Further information 3OO Royal Palm Stead 1965 graduating class. Pine Crest will begin on Monday, may be obtained from Dr. Edward C o n 1 i n, graduate of June 14, and wil! feature all of Heilbron, Director of Admissions, 22 LUXURIOUS UNITS Northwestern High the basic subjects in grades by calling 933-4441. 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The natural beauty of the Florida landscape of America to save something of the land 01 is sometimes a bit hard to see „ „ „ for a var- beauty handed down to us £>y our forefathers. iety of reasons. Driving along Miami Beach, you can't see ' I hope we will each assume our respon- the ocean for all of the flayboyant hotel con- sibilities as citizens and stop our own litter- struction. ing and defacing of the landscape. I hope we Driving along the Sunshine State Parkway, will realise that when we take something out of you can t see the country side because you're our bank of natural resources, we have to put afraid to take your eyes off the road. sometning back in. Hurrying through the rurual areas, it s a I hope our people will participate in the temptation to push on through the fiat lands education programs which are needed to spread and few take the time to stop ana look care- the story of the conservation crisis far and wiae. fully at wild flowers, and other small bits of I hope they will support the legislation needed beauty. to save our land - good zoning and sanitation Creeping bumper-to-bumper along U.S. 1 ordinances, reasonable regulation of industries .tne whole scene is marred by neon covered to protect the public interest, sensible re- bars and billboaraso straints on billboard construction, a signifi- And -in not a few places the scenery has cant investment in buying land and water re- gone up in smoke because a careless match sources for the enrichment of life in the future, has started a brush fire that destroyed acres "Most of all, I ask of all Americans a sim- of lancu ple recognition of a fact ot life. We can't have Now a new manance in the form of drought everything. Our land cannot be used up and is taking its toll on the state. There has been still be the land of our childhood. "What would we do without the Water Department?' a running argument between the conservation- '"The great resources of America - the soil, ists interested in the welfare of Everglades the timber, the minerals, the wildlife - have National Park and the Flood Control District, sustained us for hundreds of years. But now interested in. the welfare of the cities along the we have got to thinK about sustaining them. The Around the USA coast. The truth probably lies in between, frontier is gone. If we destroy these rivers but the value of conservation is hard to over- and lJces, if we plunder these forest and rip estimate. up these mountainsides and foul this air and Senator Gaylora Nelson of Wisconsin, in a water, there will be no new green paradise A Famous 'Want Ad' recent speech pointed out some aspects of the awaiting us over the horizon,, If we don t save problem: tne America we have today, I don t thinK we will '"A great new surge of interest in the con- have another chance. By Oliver B. Jaynes the murder of President Lin- As McGill points out, the servation of natural resources is making it- The senator's remakrs contain more than one coln. Widely quoted at the time ad had little or no revelence self felt in our country. The outstanding de- message for us in Boca Raton. There is still In a recent copy of the At- by the larger papers around the to the assassination of Presi- velopment was President Johnson's message much to be done, not only to assure the beauty lanta Constitution, Editor Ralph country, the advertisement dent Lincoln on April 14 of to the Congress on natural beauty. This gave uf the city, but the surrounding countryside as McGill tells about the most fa- read: the following year. But it is us what we have long needed - the leadership well. mous "want ad" to appear in a "If the citizens of the South- evidence of how feeling was run- and inspiration of the president to summon all U.S. newspaper. It was printed ern Confederacy will furnish me ning in the South at the time in the Selma Dispatch - an Ala- with the cash, or good securi- when many people were willing bama town that has been in ties, for the'sum of $1 million to undertake or support the the news frequently in recent I will cause the lives of Abra- murder of Lincoln and others. months. ham Lincoln, William H. Se- We are reminded that even The advertisement was in- ward and Andrew Johnson to be in this day the Secret Service Drive Carefully serted in the Selma newspaper taken by the first of March has a list of some 130,000 per- by a resident of the town who next. This will give us peace sons on file who are classi- asked that replies be address- and satisfy the world that cruel fied as "President haters" - During the school year, we re reminded con- eany morning and miu-afternoon. ed to "Box x" in care of the tyrants cannot live in the land about 800 of whom are consi- stantly to watch out for students enroute to and Things are different during the summer. paper. In it he offered to of liberty. If this is not ac- dered to be most dangerous. from their classes. Youngsters are out walking, running, riding assassinate President Lincoln, complished, nothing will be The killing of President Ken- School crossings, speed zones, crossing bikes, chasing balls all day long. They il be Vice President Andrew John- claimed beyond the sum of nedy also reminds that we guards, all heip to keep us on our toes. But guing and coming at irregular hours to par- son and William H. Seward for $50,000 in advance, which is were wrong in thinking such a during the school year, we know tnat the chil- ticipate in the summCJ. recreation program. a million dollars. It appeared supposed to be necessary in thing could not happen again dren will be out on the streets mostly in the Drive carefully. on Dec. 1, 1864. order to reach and slaughter with all the protection which Circumstances surrounding the three villains. presidents are given. the appearance of this ad are "I will give myself $1000 to- The Secret Service has a related by Arthur Vaughan Skel- ward this patriotic purpose. tremendous task in trying to ton in his book "Mask for Trea- Everyone wishing to contribute keep under observation what The Other Side of the Coin son" which deals with the trial will address Box 'X', Decem- may now number as many as of those who were charged with ber 1, 1864." 150,000 potential assassins. Comic Strip Heros The Breadwinner's Journel I measure up. National Airlines, ferred an English teacher. By John Opel which jetted the jumpers to that The 'Guidepost' Concept ©ther state, insisted on referr- The Buck Rogers Flash Gor- ing to the state's entries as Getting off to another side don-science fiction worlds of "Governor Burns' frogs." of the biological sciences, we've yesterday are coming true. Not That's nice. heard from Marineland of Flo- By Donald I. Rogers increases, each one as the re- place in our society. The fact a few who shivered at the other- rida that the jellyfish is more sult of a strike or threat of that business has allowed this worldy adventures of those than 95 per cent water. The President Johnson't top eco- strike, Mr. Ackely said abso- concept to grow and flourish comic strip heroes, probably We understand that the Flori- attraction also reports that jel- nomic aide has announced that lutely nothing. is simple proof of the inepti- are getting a new set of shi- da Game and Fresh Water Fish lyfish have no head, or back- he is "disturbed" over a rash Now, suddenly, he is con- tude in high corporate places, vers. bone, but get along very effi- of small but strategic price crened about price increases, a fact which has been noted Commission, and the Florida ciently without them. What if some of the other Development Commission pro- rises and he has cautioned busi- just as though he were ignor- in this column at other times, comic strip science turns out vided technical advice, while If that were hot air instead ness that it may bring on some ant of the fact that cost in- and one wonders where the de- to be the real thing in not too National provided transporta- of water, you'd have a perfect restrictive Federal fiscal and creases produce price increas- fenders of civil liberties have many years to come? tion and a stewardess to hold political candidate. monetary moves by the Govern- es. been hiding. hands with the governor's frog- ment if prices aren't kept in The "guidepost concept" was The "guidepost" system can gies. • line. introduced by President Kenne- never work fairly or efficiently, Perhaps for all of the time, And from Fred Dettman of the Gardner Ackley, chairman of dy at a time when a fawning The entire notion of an astro- Boca Raton Police Department, any more than government-de- naut floating through outer expense and monkey business the Council of Economic Advi- Washington press corps would- creed fixed prices can work. space, propelled by a hand-held involved, the state could Have we're indebted for this week's sers listed a number of items n't have dreamed of opposing outstanding bit of detective work Economist Ackley has proved space gun, seemed like a pipe found a well-paid high school on- which price increases had any suggestion emanating from that. dream the first part of the biology teacher who could teacli and one of the most unusual been posted, then urged that the White House, and the princi- week. Now it's fact. our children why and how frogs stories we've heard recently. businesses keep their wage and ple has gone unchallenged ever The simple truth is that there jump. Dettman reports that Charlie price increases within the Ad- since, though it is basically evil. are more wage earners than deVault was seen this week ministration's "guideposts." A "guidepost" emboides the there are wagepayers. A poli- in Mel Pokorny's gift shop . . . threat of political retaliation Currently, the latest ver- Inflation may disturb Mr. tician would find himself in sion of the pop art fad is Mark Twain might have pre- buying "get well" cards! for any violation of an arbi- serious trouble, politically, by Ackley, as it should everyone, trary figure, 3.2 per cent. mural-size prints to hang in but Mr. Ackley's blind accep- speaking out when wage in- your home. The prints are of tance of "guideposts" is even It means that a union or creases exceed the "guide- comic - strip, pop art draw- more disturbing — or should be. a manufacturer or a busines- posts," Mr. Ackley didn't speak ings ... as a matter of fact, A "guidepost concept" is in- sman can be publicly con- out then. Instead, it is politi- we suspect they're just en- herently dangerous and should demned by a word "from a pol- cally expedient to wait until largements of funny-paper pan- not be used in America short itical leader, without benefit wage increases take root and els. of a national emergency. of judge or jury or the privi- grow into price increases, as But we're happy to report ]fj Years Ago in Boca Raton News lege of stating a defense. It ultimately all wage increases that among the subjects offer- These "guideposts" call for means unions and business- do. ed is Flash Gordon. Norman Armour was elected president of Boca Raton Fishing voluntary action to hold wage es must adhere to a "law" Then, with relative political Club at an organizational meeting. increases in line with the av- which was never passed by safety, the attack can be launch- erage 3.2 per cent annual na- the Congress nor considered ed against the comparatively The New York outfit that tional gain in output per man by the people. few wage-payers. sells the prints tells us that John 0. Dunster was among 42 students who received diplo- hour, •> and it calls /for prices mas at Broward Business College commencement exercises. It is totally, wholly un-Am- Clearly, the time has come "pop art, once an occult en- to be held steady or to be cut erican in concept and has no to abandon the "guideposts." tertainment, has become not unless forced higher by an in- only respectable, but fun. . . dustry's below-average record who among even the most in- Edward F. Cox and Craig White, Boca Raton, were among in productivity gains. It should Boca Raton, Florida 4B June 6, 1965 tractable of anti-poppers could students who received diplomas at University of Florida Com- be noted that "guideposts" ap- remain unmoved in the presence mencement exercises. ply to whole industries, not of Mandrake the Magician,Flash Four Years Ago alone to individual companies BOCA RATON NEWS Gordon, Prince Valiant and the within an industry. Phantom?" Published every Thursday and Sunday Especially if it measures 35 Initial operation of the 203 acre Boca Raton Airport was to Almost every wage increase Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of by 50 inches in "brilliant ligh- begin in June and full operations, including hangars was to be won in a nationwide industry the fast-growing Boca Raton area. ography." in full operation Dec. 1. this year has been vastly in ex- cess of 3.2 per cent. From J.H. Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley Longshoremen to the Building Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. But while the eyes of the world Boca University in 1964 and a university president within 90 Trades to electrical workers MEMBER were on the stars this week, an days was forecast by Thomas F. Fleming, Jr., president, Palm to the employees of the can Florida Press Association event about three weeks ago Beach County Resources Development Board. manufacturers, to the tempo- National Editorial Association didn't get near the attention it rary interim settlement given Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce deserved. to the steel workers, wage in- The justly famous Calaveras Darlene Macaulay celebrated her 15th birthday by winning a creases have been much high- Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. County Jumping Frog-Contest national award in music at an audition held in Miami. The award er than the allowable 3.2 per Subscription Rates: By carrier in city 15<£ a week, 65$ a month; was held, and a pair of Florida presented to her by National Guild of Piano Teachers, was for cent increase. Over the many By mail in U.S., payable in advance, 1 year $7.50, 6 months, $4.00, entries apparently just didn't a piano audition in the intermediate class. months it took to negotiate those 3 months $2.50. BOCA RATON NEWS June 6.1965 5B

Carol Jo Gillotti, Jeff Clark andBonnie Genser received honor roll certificates from Charles Godwin, principal at the high school. Dennis Jones presents student council award to Tom Ziolkowski. Students Receive Awards at School Assembly

Awards were pre- William Feltner, Candy hman, Ken Higgins, Ca- cer awards were pre- Sheffield. Henry Mateo, Jack Guy, were presented to Sandy sher, Jeanne Neering, sented in sixteen cate- Guth, Kay Hardy, Bar- rol Johnson, Karen Lo- sented to Dennis Jones, Office assistance a- and Dennis Jones. Sorenson, Mibi Lester, Segrid Noel, tenth grade gories to students at bara Hicks, Betty rentzen, Marja Mars, president; Angela Da- wards were presented Track lettermen are Brenda Beatty, Diane and Donna Chatelier, el- Boca Raton High Houghton,Barbara Hupp, Forest Smith, Jeffery gata, vice president; to Barbara Sullivan, Sue Jerry Williams, Terry Borchardt, Kay Hardy, eventh grade. Bow ling tournament School's Awards Day Carolyn Johnson, Don- Sweet, Douglas Tret- Carol Hutchens, secre- Corbett, Nan Katzen- Heath, James Jenkins, Carol Strimbuand Glen- assembly Thursday. ald Kapsch, Gregory tary, and Linda Hewitt, berger, Angela Dagata, Steve Conn, Danny Rus- trophies were presented tien, Brenda Whisman, na Strickland. to Marilyn Brownlee, Pins were presented Martin, Betty Jo Pa- and Shirley Stachura. treasurer. Maryann Lalli, Yvonne sell, Mike Hart, Steve to honor roll students Linda Hewitt, editor, Babb, Carol JeanKolin- Breitenstein, Steve Physical fitness Jane Clement and Dar- trick, Diane Portnoy, New members from lene Lange. Melissa Apetz, -seventh Carol Traxler, William and Gene Selleck, co- ski, and Polly Alsup. Curry, CarlFedders, awards were presented grade nine are Sherry Library and audio- Paul Rainey, John Gal- Other awards were grade; Carol Jo Gillo- Wyllner, tenth grades. editor, 1965 yearbook to Sherilyn Barton, Le- Broadhurst, Carol Jo also received awards. visual assistant awards loway, James Anderson, :icia Carlo, Kar en outstanding home eco- tti, ninth grade; Jeff Gillotti, Karen Mosher, Clark, 10th grade and Ninth grade students Forensic pins for en- were presented to Da- and manager, Richard Choulat, Angela de- nomic student, Gene are Janet Boldizar, Anna L. Simon and Mel- try in dramatic events vid B e r g a m i n i, Sue Carisio. Jesus, GaildeWeese, Selleck; outstanding Bonnie Genser, 11th odee Tolman. grade. Douglas Caylor, Elisa- were presented to Bill Pyle, April Van Rider, Varsity baseball a- Debbie Duman, Cindy history student, Pamela Honorable mention beth Cole,Candace Fur- Student council offi- DaCamara and Sheila Lee Stevens, Jean Bur- wards were presented to Frambach, Carol Jean Mackey; microbiology certificates went to Judi rill, Mark Gerald, Carl Tony Lalli, captain;Bob Kolinksi, Karen Lorent- award, Donald Kapsch; Kammerman, Terri Mi- Houghton, Bill Mercer Bozzone, Harry Her- zen, Ann Messmer, outstand ing students, chel, Tommy Keith, Ter- and Johnny Miller. bold, Chuck Lekniskas, Geo:fgene Noble, Susan ninth grade, Carol John- ry Zettlemoyer, and Basketball awards Mike Enders, Tom Ziol- O'Brien, Ann Pool, Juen son and Tom Evans; ten- Chris' Windish, seventh were presented to Lloyd kowski, Wayne Dodge, Ramsey, Karem Ruff, th grade, Donald Kapsch grade; Karen Adams Butler, Steve Riske, Dennis Jones, Greg April van Rider and Su- and Suzanne Zinn, and Martha Gutzmeyer, Bruce Hurd, Rick King, Martin, Ron Klip sic,Da- sann Wolff, ninth grade. best all around students, Priscilla Lewis, Cindy Ron Riewald, Jay Tret- na Dodge, and Bob Swi- Others are Diane eleventh grade, Tom Stone, David Gill, Kirk tien, Wayne Dodge, Jer- tzer, manager. Borchardt, Robin Hurd, Ziolkowski and Angela Jackson and Harry ry Villars, Steve Curry, Cheerleading awards Judy Istchner, Pam Mo- Dagata. Schroeder, eighth grade. Ninth graders areCa- rol Johnson, Karen Lo- rentz, Karen Mosher, Ken Higgins and Jeff Sweet. Tenth graders are Bill Feltman, Donald Have YOU Kapsch, Greg Martin, Beverly Burnett, Candy Guth, Betty Houghton, Carol Traxler, Ann Wimberly and Barbara been Thinking Hupp. Eleventh grade stu- dents are Sue Fitzger- about ald, Linda Hewitt, Pam- ela Mac key, Eileen MacLean, Barbara Mot- zer, Sherry Poole, Gene HOW YOU CAN KEEP Selleck,Sheila Sheffield, Bobby Franklin and John Raisbeck. Emblem award were YOUR CHILDREN BUSYi presented to students in grades nine to ten who are members of the National Junior Honor Society. AND HAPPY THIS SUMMER ? They are Donna Chambers, Jeffrey Clark, JaneClement, Mrs. William Walsh, Estahakee Chapter, DAR, presents DAR history award to Pamela Mackey ... The Answer is A Family Membership

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First Bank Names Pennsylvania!! To New Position of Trust Officer Charles F. Schuler,, sections and as estate vities," Fleming said. formerly of Butler, and trust officer, Schuler joined the Pennsylvania, has join- Schuler will serve Butler Savings and ed the staff of the First with J. Theodore John- Trust Company in 1956 Bank and Trust Com- son, vice president and and has remained with pany of Boca Raton N. trust officer. Thomas F. the organization through Ao as trust officer. Fleming Jr., chairman several mergers with He assumed his new of the board of First the Commonwealth duties on June 1, ac- Bank, explained that the Trust Company of Pitts- cording to William M. decision to retain an burgh and with the Un- Stowe, president. additional trust officer ion National Bank of Schuler began his resulted from the grow- Pittsburgh. While with banking career almost th of activity in the trust the Butler institution, Frank Liberty's new building for Liberty Glass Co. is nearing completion on NE Dixie Highway. 20 years ago when he department which was the trust accounts di- joined the City National instituted just three rectly administered by Bank and Trust Com- years ago. Schuler totaled over ten pany of Columbus, Ohio. "We feel fortunate to million dollars. Written by U of f Authority During his nine years have obtained the ser- First Bank and Trust there, he served in the vices of a man with such has experienced a stea- Boca Raton Men Elected trust department, the broad experience in dy growth in its nine tax and stock transfer banking and trust acti- year history. In the fall, University National To Titusville Firm Board Florida Garden Books Bank, an affiliate bank, Two local business ter-American Council Many Florida home- iversity of Florida every day. Technical will open at a site on men have been elected and a member of the owners, filled with cre- Press, expressions are kept to Royal Palm Realty Corp. North Federal highway to the board of direc- Advisory Council on ative enthusiasm and The books contain au- a minimum and a glos- at 40th street. tors of Electro-Mech- Federal Reports. In energy, set out to land- thentic information sary explains essential Born in Columbus, anical Systems, Inc., addition to being vice scape their lawn and anout Florida tress, scientific phrases. Ohio, Schuler attended Titusville. Kenneth W. president of Boca Ra- wish they had some palms, shrubs and For those who need Names Two Associates Ohio State University Osborne, President, an- ton Capital Corporation, compiled information on vines.. It is the first suggestions for plant- Two new associates and served in World War nounced that Edgar he is president of Cay what to plant, where and time that complete ing difficult spots there have been added to the II. He held the rank of Lawson, executive vice Cat Manufacturing, Inc., when and how . . . books of this type have are compiled lists of staff of Royal Palm naval lieutenant when president and Kenneth Chairman of the Board Often they grow tired been offered to the pub- plants for special situa- Realty, Corporation, discharged in 1946. He R. Miller, vice presi- of Airline Training, Inc., of looking for that green lic. tions. George B. Van Zee an- holds certificates from dent, of the Boca Raton a member of the Advi- plant with the big leaves "Your Guide" was nounced this week. the American Institute Capital Corporation sory Committee of the that they don't know the written realizing that Wallace Hayhurst, of Banking. have consented to assist Research &. Develop- name of and don't know most homeowners, nur- SAFES formerly sales manager Schuler is married to in the proposed broad- ment Council of the where to buy. serymen, and tourists New and Used O with Powdrell and Al- a former Tampa girl and ening of Electro-Mech- Greater Boca Raton John V. Watkins, tea- are not treined botan- ARROW SECURITY SALES exander's Camino Gar- ha& several brothers anical Systems, Inc., Chamber of Commerce, cher of plant propa- ists, but people who want 7 N.E. 27th Ave. dens and H. Sam Scott and sisters living in the operations as approved chairman of the Devel- gation, landscape hor- to know about the land- Pqmpono Beach—942-0793 joined the staff this state. The Schulers at April stockholders' opment Committee for ticulture, and nursery scape plants they see week. have two children, a son, meetings. the Ocean Engineering operation, has written Hayhurst, 44, is a 19, and a daughter, 10. Lawson was formerly Program of Florida At- two books, encycloped- graduate of Ohio State state auditor and insur- lantic University and, a ia-type, that will answer University and the ance commissioner for Member of the Board of all the do-it-yourself- Wharton School of Fi- Patterns New his home state of West Directors of Florida At- ers' questions and di- nance, was affiliated Wallace Hayhurst Virginia. He was thelantic University's En- rect landscapists to a with automobile dealers In Floor Tile prime mover in organi- dowment Corporation. place to purchase spec- in Ohio and Fort Lau- a graduate of the Uni- zing three financial in- Electro - Mechani- ific plants. derdale prior to enter- versity of New Hamp- Excitement's afoot in stitutions in West Vir- cal Systems, Inc., is a His first book, "Your us ing the real estate field. shire, and was in the homes these days! It's ginia and, since moving portfolio company of Guide to Florida Land- He was sales director communications busi- found in the imaginative to Boca Raton, has or-Boca Raton Capital scape Plants, 1," lists V of two housing develop- ness in New York and use of pattern in re- ganized and is president Corporation. 281 plants with their ments before joining the New England. The silient coverings for the of Gold Coast Mortgage description and growing \ / Camino Gardens staff. Scott's son is manager floor. And what could Corporation and Boca information. His sec- H •1 Scott has lived in Flo- of the Royal Palm Caf- be more fitting? Surely Raton Management Water Adds ond book, "Your Guide rida since 1959 and has eteria, and another son the floor, as one of the Company in addition to to Florida Landscape v/, been in the real estate and a daughter are stu- largest, most noticeable his offices in the Boca Plants, II," lists all ex- C business here for thedents at Florida Atlantic components of each Raton Capital Corpora- To Home Decor otic plants that may be past two years. He isUniversity. room (to say nothing of tion. What better way to used for inside decor as being its hardest work- Miller, retired senior deepen the appeal of wa- well as outside. Both ing surface) well de- are published by the Un- vice president and ad-ter in home pools, Town H@y§s Inn Accepts serves the attention be- visor of the National ponds, or streams than ing heaped upon it in the Association of Manufac- by skirting it with things form of dramatic de- turers, started with the like rocks and Concrete GRIFFIN Gas Coinpnny Credit Cords signs. Some of these NAM organization in slabs or spanning it with Town House Inn of Bo- which has more than six are reminiscent of Old 1943 as assistant to the rustic bridges? FLOORING CO. ca Raton will join 900 million credit cards in World grandeur. Other executive vice presi- A reflecting pool can 'Griffin Has The Floor" A First Federal home loan other members of the circulation. coverings simulate ma- dent, served as treas- be brougnt right up to the Best Western/Best The Best Western/ terials that are either urer and business man- house foundation and is a friendly thing Eastern Motel associa- Best Eastern associa- more costly or some- ager, as vice president planted with sturdy VINYL what less practical for stepping stones to sug- tion June 1st in accept- tion has more than 900 in charge of member re- CORK Some folks dread a mortgage. ing both American Oil member motels across flooring: things like lations, as managing di- gest a moat-encircled credit cards and those of the nation and in Cana- marble, mosaic or stone rector and was elected castle. RUBBER They don't know that a home I oan from its midwest Standard Oil da,'with a total of 55,000 work, weathered brick, general manager in Different levels of First Federal Savings is a friendly/human, Division for room, food, rooms. Motels are in- hardwood parquetry, 1957. In 1963 he waswater are dramatically FORMICA and related charges. dependently - owned and woven fabrics, carpet- appointed senior vice high-lighted as well as helpful aid to comfortable ownership of a Lawrence E. Vallely, must maintain high ing, or bamboo planking. president and advisor, bridged when a retain- SANDING home. the local motel owner, standards of service, So cleverly executed for serving in that capacity ing wall between the lev- FINISHING You just drop in and tell us your plans said he has signed his facilities and cleanli- an illusion of depth are until his retirement eis is toppea with cir- to buy, build, improve or refinance your contract following an ness to qualify for mem- many of these that you January 1, 1965. cles of concrete. are impelled to touch The same principles FREE ESTIMATES home. You tell us about your job or other agree ment between bership, Vallely said. Prior to his service income and we will help you arrive at a Western Motels,Inc. and A popular feature of them. (Still you might with NAM, he was thegenerally apply to less 118 N. Federal Hwy. American Oil Company. the motel association's almost be fooled, since first managing director imposing bodies ot wa- DeJray CR 8-1210 comfortable rent-like monthly payment More than 28,000 ser- operation is thefree re- several are also em- of national sales exe- ter. which will take care of your interest, a vice stations from coast servation service it bossed or depressed to cutives, Inc., a trustee partial reduction of your loan. to coast handle the pro- maintains among its give a third dimensional of the United States In- At the beginning and through the years ducts of American Oil, members. As Best feel.) Western Motels, the as- you'll like our good-neighbor policy and be sociation originally op- REALTORS OF BOCA RATON giad you haven't gone to Miami or any other distant town for your loan. erated mostly West of The following the Mississippi, but now MILDRED I. MADDOX, V/e give you the privilege of making ad- has widespread repre- are members of 507 N.E. 20th St., 395= the Boca Raton 2900. vance payments on your loan at any time, sentation Eastward un- [jBoard of Real- MEDALLION REALTY, der the Best Western tors. Doing which will reduce your totai interest Suite C, 131 E. Palmetto costs. and Best Eastward business with Park Rd., 395-2421. name. them you are AC. MITCHELL & SONS, And, later, we allow you to borrow more assured the The motel accounts INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., on the same mortgage to improve or en- highest type of service 395-4V11. will be serviced at Am- that can be administered large your home, send a child to college, erican Oil's highly au- MOTHERWELL REALTY, in the field of Real Estate or for some other good purpose. tomated central credit Practice. 757 S. Federal Hwy., card office in Chicago. 395-4044, ARVIDA REALTY SALES, THOMAS P, NOLANS 131 Inc., 998 S. Ff deral Hwy., N.E. 1st Avenue, 395- 395=2000. 3838. BOCA RATON OFFICE They Tried W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N, F. BYRON PARKS, 151 LEAVING THE Federal Hwy., 393-4334. N. Ocean Boulevard, That will always be of interest to you when CONN C. CURRY, 711 E. 395-3700. To Tell Me OFFICE? Palmetto Park Rd 395= PETRUZZELLI REALTY, it comes time to renew your automobile in- 3922 INC., 2325 N. Ocean surance. And if you can qualify as a safe BRUCE E. DARRELL, Boulevard. 395-0822. I'm An Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto PLASTRIDGE AGENCY, driver you will be FIRST INC., 224 S, Fed. Hwy.. Park Rd., 395-1322. certain to get the ^€^{^\/w!jA's' WM. DAY, INC., 500 S. 395-1433- J Underaged Federal Hwy., 395-0220. J. STUART ROBERTSON, ^^^ fclCi- ^(F-—si's F30SELL REALTY, P.O. INC., 60 S. Federal Hwy., lowest possible Box 1196, 395-0333. 395=4624. rate if we handle Driver H.D. GATES, 234 S. RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 FEDERAL Federal Hwyo, 395-2733. S.E. 3rd St.. 399=6444. your insurance. ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 ROYAL PALM REALTY Cali us. ^SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION] INSURE WITH "DAY" le sura your phones E. Palmetto Park Road, CORP., 307 Gollview Dr., BE SURE TOMORROW! are answered 395-2244. 395-1662. Boca Raton's ONLY authorized agent for of Del ray Beach ROBERT W. INGALLS, FRED E. TAYLOR, 100 ALL lines of TRAVELERS INSURANCE '601 N. FEDERAL HWY. 395-2121 Royal Palm Shopping N.E. 20th St., P.O. Box Plaza, 395-3130. 862, 395-7059. Accounts Insured By F. VVOODROW KEETON, M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., An Agency Of The 2950 N. Ocean Boule- 855 S. Federal Hwy,, WP. BEBOUT Federal Government 399-2811 vard, 395-5252. 395-4000. MAC LAREN & ANDER- JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. LOW MONTHLY RATES SON, INC, 151 E. Royal Keys Drive, CR8-2402. Palm Road, 395-1333. 701 N. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 395-4334 BOCA RATON NEWS June 6, 1965 7B Guatemala Offers Year-Round Springtime, Flowers, Scenery Guatemala City was- n't created as a tourist haven but the result couldn't have been bet- ter if it had been de- signed by a travel agent,. From the visitor's viewpoint, Guatemala has just about every - thing — mountain scen- ery of rare beauty, tow- ering volcanoes and By John Quirt highland lakes, color- ful Indians, the grandeur Is it wise to buy a new car now? of Spanish colonial days, All the talk about an- excise tax cut, even year - round springlike ^ one made retroactive, makes the question a weather and flowers fair one0 The answer, though, is yes if you everywhere. take the trouble to find out exactly how you Add such man-made get money back — and how much — in the tangibles as excellent event Congress votes a lower tax. hotels and tour accom- The saving should be worth your effort., modations, then an in- An excise levy on a car is imposed by the tangible something that Federal government on the manufacturer. It makes one feel as though is part of a labyrinth of such taxes put into he is a guest rather effect during wartime. On a new auto, the than a tourist and you excise averages $225, have Guatemala. A reduction, amounting to perhaps $60 per Everything begins at * @ car, has been proposed to stimulate sales Guatemala City, easily and keep the economy booming. The idea reached by Pan Amer- behind it is simple: If, through a reduced ican Airways jets from excise, the final price to us can be made U.S. gateways - Miami, cheaper, then more of us should be willing New Orleans, Houston, to buy. Los Angeles, and San Go guard against our holding off until Con- Francisco. gress acts, the Johnson Administration sug- The Arrivas House (right) has been re- stored for the 400th Anniversary Celebra- A capital of 400,000 gested making the reduction retroactive to people, Guatemala City May 15. That means anyone buying now ben- tion by the St. Augustine Restoration and Preservation Commission. sits on a 5,000-foot pla- efits from the cut. teau that is surrounded -. Some experts, however, fear the scheme could by mountains. There TV boomerang in the economy's face0 "Automo- are good restaurants tive News," the authoritative trade weekly, re- Symmer Program Underway and inexpensive food but An architectural gem is the church at Zunit, in western Guatemala. Beau- ported recently that dealer sales in several little nightlife. Never- tifully proportioned, the church has a fine belltower and an elaborately carved areas are down due to hesitation among pro- theless, dancing to a facade, [ts gold and glass altar is unique, according to Pan American World spective buyers confused about the tax. Con- At Stilt's Newest Attraction marimba band can be Airways. gress and the Administration, concerned about fun. this, are shooting for quick action on an ex- A mammoth summer forming porpoise. The Central Market vancing Spaniards. La- prayers and tells him cise reduction bill. program has been in- near the cathedral, is dles to the Christian God The car manufacturers, meanwhile, are en- In the western ghost ter Spanish churchmen where to place the can- and Saints. augurated at Florida- town's gunfight between one of the most delight- dressed the inhabitants dles. couraging us to make deals now. Each domes- land, the state's newest ful in Central America,, In the late afternoon, law and outlaws, horses of Chichi in black em- Together they make the market stalls are tic manufacturer — GM, Ford, Chrysler and Am- and fastest-growing en- Here there are products l» erican Motors — has promised a rebate, di- have been added to some broidered jackets, red the rounds of the chap- dismantled; tired Indian tertainment center 10 acts, and an occasional of native craftmen - - headdresses, sashes rect from the factory to the customer, equal handloomed cotton fab- els, placing flower ped- parents and children to whatever reduction is voted. miles south of here on train robbery of one of and knickers - costumes als and pine needles - head for home in the U.S. 41. rics in many forms and Some imported carmakers are making simi- Floridaland's tour they still wear. colors and matching hills and the excitement Three'of the 10 ma- trains lends zest to colors, tablecloths, lar promises. Others have said only that a woll blankets from the The market is an all- prayers: yellow for of the market vanishes. jor attractions have realistic atmosphere. In day operation, but only crops, green for eternal But the memory lingers rebate will be made, without explaining howo been expanded, accord- highlands, glazed pot- And a few have said nothing so far. Since the Golden Nugget sa- tourists and intinerant life, pink for riches and on in the visitor's mind ing to Donald P. Jacobs loon, vivacious can-can tery, leather goods and vendres buy early - the competition is tough, imports and domestic mahogany products. white for health. They long after he has re- vice president and sec- girls cavort and sing. former because they pray, too, before the turned home from Gua- carmakers may all end up making the same retary of Floridaland There are flower stalls factory-to-customer pledge. But if you are Population in Flori- know no better and the crucifix and burn can- temala. West, Inc. Special ar- where calla lilies or ro- latter because they buy buying now, the point is worth checking as you rangements have been daland's spacious deer ses sell for 50 cents a talk with dealers. park has an increase in to sell again in markets set up for clubs, com- dozen and vegetable of distant villages and Check, too, on the size of the rebate. It pany outings, children's its cast of characters. stands attended by In- Airline Tickets I should approach $60 on a $3000 car if Congress No less than six nanny must be on their way<, groups and "old-fashion- dian women. The time to close all votes a partial reduction now, with more to ed family picnics. goats have been born COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL come later. You might, in addition, ask if the since > the attraction From the lake toChi- bargains is the last hour overall rebate will be any less after Congress Floridaland* s por- complex opened Christ- chicastenango is a one- of the market. and Cruise Service acts. poise show, acclaimed mas Day. Also in the and one-half hour drive. A fixed price is un- Chances are it will not. But since a dealer's as one of the best in animal cast now are five The trip is timed from known for life would be the country and rival- DUGAN TRAVEL percentage mark-up is usually based on his beautiful peacocks who Guatemala so that one dull if one knew in ad- ESTABLISHED 1956 ing the state's World's total cost, reducing that cost through a lower demand the run-of-the- arrives on Wednesday vance what a trader 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 excise might lower his final asking price to Fair porpoise show, has lot, plus a giant turkey or Saturday to over- would sell for and what you by a trifle more than the amount of the been enhanced with the gobbler who somehow night in one of' the ho- the customer would pay. tax cut. addition of another per- missed last Thanksgiv- tels at Chichi, or either Instead, everyone must After Congress votes a cut, the factory- ing's axe. to arrive in Chichi at bargain and the best | to-customer rebate is off. The window sticker The Bahama Islands' Other animals that 10 in the morning on customer is the one who price in dealer showrooms will then begin Customs and Immigra- delight children and ad- Thursday or Sunday bargains expertly. reflecting the lower excise. tion fees for visiting ults alike are piglets, when the market is at Handloomed textiles and That sticker is only a manufacturer's sug- private airplane fliers monkeys, guinea hens, its busiest. carved wooden products gested price. Dealers will not be required by have been eliminated farmyard stock and exo- On market day thou- are market specialties. law to pass the reduction on to you. But and entry and cruising tic birds. sands of Indians are on The market is on a competition again promises to assure that formalities drastically Floridaland's 10 ma- the roads hours before plaza in front of Santo Lou and Opal Kiley most of them will. reduced. The new reg- jor attractions under a dawn, trotting fast with Tomas church, built by ulations throw the gafes one - admission policy tiny rapid steps and car- the Dominicans in 1540. Welcome You wide open for carefree include: porpoise rying loads twice their Throughout the day, the private plane travel shows, western ghost own weight to the mar- Indians kneel on the Qfiaqners throughout the Baha- town, shoot-outs, can- ket. steps of the church Gk us mas. can girls, Indian Village Chichicastenango was praying individually and mock-up whisky still, settled by Maya-Quiche through local grand vis- TOWN HOUSE tour trains, deer park, Indians, who fled to the ors to their ancestral A COMPLETE highlands before the ad- pagan deities, burning SERVICE billy-goat mountain and Restaurant & Lounge California sea lions. candles and incense. 395-7454 1701 N. Federal Hwy. 399-6946 The local witch doctor » AIRLINE The gardens, Jacobs Bpca Raton LAND OF THE MAYAN INDIANS * STEAMSHIP said, are responding Islands Adopt frames his client's "We Know Because We've Been There" M TICKETS splendidly to Spring $ rains. 5 DAYS 79 PLVSA.R1U.K f 1 AND Attendance at Flori- Constitution INCLUDES: a!! meals, transfers, tours and ** RESERVATIONS daland has surpassed Under a new constitu- hotel accomodations, visiting Guatemala City, expectations for the Champagne Buffet Dinner. Antigua, Lake Atillan and Chichicastenango/ first four months of op- tion - adopted in Jan- call 399-3166 uary, 1964 - the Baha- "Cruises * Hotels *U-Drives erations. He predic- ted even greater re- ma Islands operate un- TRAVEL PLANS, INC. sponse during the sum- der a ministerial sys- sumptuous buffet ON A1A-DEERFIELD BEACH mer. tem with a two-chamber legislature, The House dining enhanced by of Assembly and Sen- v ate, and a cabinet with a sparkling champagne premier and 14 minis- ters. The governor acts on the advice of the cab- More than 40 hot and cold dishes for every inet except in the fields taste... Complimentary champagne served of foreign affairs, de- during main course. fense and internal se- curity, where Britain $3.25 for Adults still retains responsi- $1.50 for Children 6 to 12 bility. % 1.00 for Children under 6 TRAVEL TO Buffet served nightly except Monday, 5:30 to 10. SUMMER MOVIE CLUB TICKETS NOW ON SALE JAMAICA For Your Dancing Pleasure Cliff Hall presents 6 DAY ALL ISLAND TOUR THE GENE MURRAY ORCHESTRA $ p direct from their seasonal engagement in I74 ol\XT Palm Beach, nightly except Mon. INCLUDES: in the lounge. No Cover, No Minimum. Round Trip Air fire from Miami * All Breakfasts and Dinners * Choice of Fine Hotels Phone 395-1414 * SIGHTSEEING B§€® Rtstm Travel * ALL TRANSFERS 700 East Palmetto Pk. Rd Call $95-5722 Royal Palm Plaza • Boca Raton

ACRES OF FREE PARKING 8B June 6, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Hints For V| _/ Prices Effective Homemalcers Mon-Tue-Wed With the kids out of school and the weather June'7-8-9 getting balmier and bal- mier, some folks will be practically living on on caff top'PUBUX the water, . . Whether it be a 40 foot yacht or a canoe, life on a boat can be fun, especially when meal time comes around. It can be fun, that is, if the housewife and mo- ther knows what to ex- RWS pect and how to handle the meal situation. When it comes to eat- 46-oz. ing aboard, the size of can the boat has nothing to • • do with the way the food tastes. Although it's ea- sier to prepare a meal 46-oz. aboard a 40 foot yacht e Juice can equipped with modern gallery conveniences, the family in the oui> board runabout category 1 6-oz. can enjoy tasty fare 9 # can aboard their craft. The secret is to keep Breakfast Club it simple. 25-oz. Plan your menu care- White Bread . .2 jars fully. Stick to things that F & P Sliced will keep well and not be Mix'em or Match'em awkward to eat aboard. Smucker's Chocolate, Pineapple, 16-oz. |C Sandwiches, of course Caramel, Butterscotch Ice Cream can are a natural. C If you have an insula- Toppings 3 89 < ted ice chest, just about anything you can put be- tween a couple slices of bread will do nicely.. A cold salad, fresh -Frozen/#?#