BOX lbl& ST AUQU3TINE: FLA CA RATON 32084 Vol. 13, No. 62 Tuesday, April 23, 1968 10 Pages'.104 Gty tax roll shows $22 million increase Oceanfront lands are revalued Pony waits patiently... Boca Raton's tax roll now stands at $272,990,560 accord- ing to estimates by Tax Assess- or Owen Bennion. Bennion delivered his 1968 estimate to City Manager Alan Alford ahead of the May 1 dead- line this week. It shows an in- crease of $22,030,810. -.1 Bulk of the increase, Bennion noted, came from new construc- tion and re-valuation of certain land areas which added some $16,127,710 to the roll. He said that among the land areas in- cluded was the city's ocean- front property. Condominiums added $4,706,- 400 to the roll and annexation boosted it by another $1,196,700, Bennion pointed out, however, that exemptions must be deduct- ed from the gross figures .Dur- ing the past several years, he Chemicals are heavily used on farm lands west of Boca Raton. said, the city has experienced exemptions running about 9 per cent of the roll. Quarter-million dollars He computed the net valua- tion of property for tax purposes at $247,056,457. The tax assessor said that the books are open for public in- Trash is a costly problem spection in City Hall from now until the board of equalization By JOHN OPEL The discovery points to the with the family garbage can, starts its formal hearings in fact that pesticide pollution has would regurgitate if she were June. Floridians, for the most part, far reaching implications for all required to deliver it personally Bennion's figures show that are an urban sort...at least of us. to the garbage dump which our the tax roll stood at only $43,- around Boca Raton. We care Asidefrom pesticides, though, posh municipality operates. 862,422 in 1958. • little about tfi"; soil beyond the the, 'successful -'gardener has Oddly enough, one of the hot- On the basis of the net val- fact that it grows a high-grade still another problem ter items on the City Council uation, the city's present tax crab grass and harbor cinch him. He may have a few bug- agenda lately, may turn into to- rate of 6O 85 mills would produce bugs that eat the grass. eaten plants to dispose of, but morrow's sweetheart. The pro- an estimated income of $1,641,- posed composting plant which but thiiI'- a hij» loud.. From his vantage point high he also has a colossal accumu- 566. In the current fiscal year, on the horns of this dilemma, lation of successful plant Florida Compost Corp.propos- the city received $1,517,711 in the home gardner in Boca Raton growth that he must eliminate es to erect to handle all of the ad valorem taxes to balance its dumps great quantities of chem- before it completely entangles city's refuse has enjoyed less budget with a 6O85 levy. ical fertilizers —• and a few popularity than the garbage- organic ones — onto his lawns man's daughter at the debutante and trees. He waters it all thor- ball. But what's been shunned Creature from oughly and the chemicals begin today may be courted tomorrow. their downward drift. Warmed It would cost the city of by the friendly sun and mild Boca Raton some $3.50 a ton outer swamp?? breezes, the plants flourish. to use the compost plant, or So do the bugs. The bugs in about $75,964 a year not count- Boca Raton was invaded by a their turn are sprayed and dust- ing collection costs, to start creature from an outer swamp ed and destroyed, and the chem- with. There seems good reason early yesterday morning. ical residue begins its downward to believe that the process in- Police officers turned wild drift. Plants and bugs, the one volved is not only odorless, animal hunters when they were growing and the other dying, are and that it does rely on biolog- asked to take a five-foot alliga- eaten by other bugs and birds, ical principles to duplicate as tor out of the way of traffic at and these in turn are eaten by nearly as possible the time- the corner of 11th avenue and other birds, animals and ro- honored practice of nature: it Camino Real. dents, and eventually it all gets makes soil. Mrs. Joseph Kerclefski said back to the gardner himself. Over the millennia, the pro- she was awakened by loud noises his house. All of the pruning cesses of nature seemed to Once the chemicals, whether that is necessary to keep one's in front of her home at 1080 life producing or life inhibiting, work quite satisfactorily. Wind, Camino Real about 4:30 a.m. "back 40" looking better than rain, heat and cold, rock slides, find their way into the food the neighbor's produces huge when officers picked up the rep- chain, we have no controls over grinding waves, erosion, glac- tile. piles of debris. iers, vegetative rot, predation, them and few hints of their ulti- In Boca Raton, the city pro- She said the alligator was not mate destination. death, and the carrion eaters at all happy about being cap- vides special trash collections rather neatly solved the waste Recent studies have been con- to dispose of grass clippings tured and she wasn't too happy ducted on the Bermudapetrel, a disposal problem. Soil was when it was tied to her fence and other vegetative wastes rare bird species that spends from the gardens of her citi- (Continued on Page 2A) awaiting transportation. all of its time in the North At- The alligator was picked up zens. It's expensive, to say the lantic, far from land. Although least. at-police headquarters by a con- the bird feeds on small squid servation officer and released and other marine life far from To this, the gardener adds Police can't later in a more remote area. his household trash and just the gardener's realm, DDT has plain ordinary garbage. Not to so he rears back... It was thought it came out of a been found in eggs in petrel small lake near Camino Real. the same pile — that s against sign warrants rookeries near Bermuda. the law — but it all goes into the municipal trash and gar- bage disposal system. All told, Police officers in Boca Raton it's costing the taxpayers of are no longer qualified to serve Governor's cup play Boca Raton a quarter million as deputy clerks of the court, dollars to handle this chore according to an opinion re- during the current fiscal year. ceived here yesterday from the attorney general's office. Junk cars and the other fan- is scheduled Sunday tastic debris which clutter our City Attorney Malcolm And- highways and byways are yet erson said under an opinion Polo and politics will get a All eight players on the two again another problem, but numbered 068-61, only court workout next Sunday as Repub- teams have played in the U.S. that's a subject all by itself. clerk Mary Lawrenson will be lican State Legislators, county Open, the polo world's series, eligible until new appointments and municipal officials meet and are internationally rated. But what does the city do with are made. with Governor Claude Kirk here Two of them, Boca Raton's all this trash and garbage? "The opinion stated only a to launch Governor's Day Polo, Roy Barry, Jr., and his uncle, Suffice it to say that the deputy clerk of a municipality It is hoped the event will be Milwaukee's Harold "Chico" Couticilmen do not cart it home has the authority to take affida- the first of many in succeeding Barry, played on the United in neatly wrapped bundles. No, vits charging violations of city years. States team in the 1966 Cup of in the time-honored tradition of ordinances and issue arrest Polo fans are in for a thrill Americas in Argentine. They our sophisticated forebears, we warrants on the basis of those as top ranked 21-goal Milwaukee took the 40-year-old event in a bury it. We mound it up in great, affidavits," Anderson said. meets equally tough 20-goal country where polo is the na- rotting, smelly, smoldering "Further the opinion stated Boca Raton on the turf. The tional sport. heaps, infested by insects and this deputy clerk cannot be a match promises to be a grind- John Oxley, president of Royal rodents, and then pile dirt on city police officer," he added. ing climax to the 1968 high Palm grounds, said the field will top of it. Milady, who might balk Anderson said he has inform- goal polo season at Royal be in excellent shape for the 3 a bit at even dealing personally ed city councilmen of the opin- Palm's Cecil Smith Field. p.m. match despite the lack of ion and is awaiting further ac- rains. tion from that body. He added A record attendance is ex- the decision will not reverse pected for the Governor's Day any previous action taken by match, according to Oxley, who Ann Landers Page 6 city court while police officers said the event will be highlighted Calendar were signing warrants. •22, 7 April 20r 1968 by Governor Kirk's presenta- Classifieds 7-8-9 It was deemed probable that Hi Lo Rain tion of the perpetual trophy. He Editorials more deputy clerks will haveto . Sat. 90 63 0 4 ...and leaves Jim Waters pounded during action Sunday in the Elks said he hoped many future gov- Public Notices 7-10 be appointed in the future from Sun. 87 62 0 ernors would come here to do ranks other than those of the po- sponsored benefit match at Royal Palm Polo grounds* Sports 5 Mon. noon 86 64 0 the honors in years to come. Women's News 6-7 lice department. 2 Tuesday, April 23, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Flying Scotsmen will Classical music will sing with city band be performed at FAU A program of classi- Epstein's program St. Andrew's. School held at 7:45 p.m. in the cal music will be pre- will be: Sonata in D "Flying Scotsmen" will Community Center. sented by Daniel Ep- Minor, Opus 31, No, 2, be featured at Boca Ra- The boys, directed by stein, 22-year-old New Beethoven; Romance in ton Municipal Band Con- Mrs. Phyllis Gould, will York pianist, in Florida F Sharp Major, Opus 28, cert Thursday. sing music from Broad- Atlantic University's and Toccata in C Major, The concert will be way shows. Music se- Theatre Wednesd ay, Opus 7, Schumann; Fan- lected by Philip Azzolina April 24, at 8:30 p.m. tasy in F Minor, Opus for the "Swinging Down The young man, who is 49, Chopin; Sonata in F dub will the Lane" concert in- under the tutelage of Major, Hob, XVI/23, cludes "Tea for Two," Vladimir Horowitz, will Haydn; two etudes to be host barbecue perform in a recital, selected, Scriabin; and "That Old Gang of which the public may at- Toccata from"Le Tom- The Gold Coast Shrine Milne," and * 'Just a Cot- beau de Couperin", Ra- Club will hold its spring tage Small." The band tend without charge. vel. barbecue Saturday from will be directed by Mark Epstein*s music noon to 8 p.m. The event Azzolina and Ed Earn- training began when he will be held at the club hardt. was five in Chicago Williams house in Deerfield where he has since play- Beach. Boca Raton Square ed extensively in re- will speak Civic Association will cital and with orchestra. host the concerts and He has studied with Dr. Kenneth R, Wil- The 200,000 railway members will act as Adele Marcus who ad- liams, president of bridges in the United ushers. Presentation of vised him to enter Juil- Florida Atlantic Uni- States would extend the colors will be made liard School of Music versity, will be the com- some 4,500 miles if by Girl Scout Troops 139 In 1969, he will receive mencement speaker at connected end to end. and 250. a bachelor's degree two of the state's junior from Juilliard. college ceremonies this In 1966 Epstein was spring. awarded the Kosciusko He is scheduled to de- Foundation Chopin Prize liver addresses at Flor- of $1000, and the next ida Keys Junior College, Members of the Flying Scotsmen (left) Bob Calder, Pete Burris-Meyer, Tom Gattle, Jamie Hewitt and year won a cash award Key West, April 28. On from the Artists Advis- May 3 he will be the Bob Langford, rehearse for concert. ory Council of Chicago. principal speaker at In December, 1968, he Florida Junior College, will make a solo debut Jacksonville. in Carnegie Hall, a dis- In addition he will tinction conferred on speak to a forum of stu- Pesticide and trash problems him by the Concert Ar- dents and faculty at Gra- tists Guild of New York ham Eckes School, Palm (Continued from Page 1) tem of garbage and trash sidance, waste, and the man pays the house- City. Beach, May 1. manufactured, and when disposal applies the demand for asphalt on holder, rather than vice man arrived to culti- techniques of civiliza- top of topsoil, this new versa. vate the earth, he fol- tion to the debris of approach may solve lowed the which civilization and borrows more than one problem. Next: the economics nature established. a page from nature's We may even see the of open spaces and rec- Nature had not geared own book — it does it day that the compost reation. itself to cope with civili- her way: grinding, zation, though, and smashing, applying heat civiligation has not been and moisture — and prepared to meet nature makes soil. It takes SELLING A'OURHOIVIEI on her own terms. about 12 days. The composting sys- In. an age of soil sub- For Best Results DeGrove is speaker MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE for League's meeting WITH MLS Boca Mar Dr. John DeGrove, The meeting is open chairman of thepolitical to the public. A social for a cash advance science department at hour will follow Dr. De- SEE YOUR Florida Atlantic Uni- Grove's talk. RENTAL Getting the money you need to buiid better living into REALTORS OF BOCA RATON ypur home is a simple matter at your GAC office. You get versity, will be guest prompt, personal service... ready cash to help you pur- speaker at a general The following EDWARD GARVY.701E. chase materials, furnishings or contractors' services ... membership meeting for Library tea are members Palmetto Ph. Rd., Boca of the Boca Raton, Fla. 391-0300. Apartments and convenient monthly payments to fityou r budget. Stop the League of Women Voters of South Palm Raton Board in or call. Get a cash advance from GAC for home improve- of Realtors. ORYAL E. HADLEY, ments ... or any good reason. Beach County Wednes- is Wednesday 400 E. Palmetto Pk. day. Doing busi- Road, 395-2244. ness with 301 South Ocean Blvd. The meeting will be A tea, sponsored by them you are HELEN HODOWAL, LOANS UP TO SSOO held at 8 p.m. in the Royale Boca Raton and assured the highest Realtor. 330 E. Palmetto Unitarian - Uhiversalist Junior Woman's Clubs type of service that can Pk. Rd., 399-6258. Boca Raton GfiG FINANCE CORPORATION Church. Dr. DeGrove's will be the first of a week be administered in the F. VVOODROW KEETON, topic will be ' 'Riots and of activities scheduled field of Real Estate 2950 N. Ocean Boule- You: The Crisis in Ur- for National Library Practice. vard, 395-5252. BOCA RATON ban America." Week at Boca Raton Li- CROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 MACLAREN & ANDER- 111 West Palmetto Park Road Phone 395-0606 Dr. DeGrove has brary. S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. SON, 135 E. Palmetto FT. LAUDERDAL.E served as a consultant The tea will be held 1 NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. Park Rd., Boca Raton. 621 E. Sunrise. Boulevard Phone 524-4671 to 4 p.m. Wednesday in Fed. Hwy., 391-1166. 395-1333. WEST PALM BEACH to state and local gov- ernments on problems of the library. ARVIDA KEALTY MADDOX REALTY, 507 126 South Dixie Highway Phone 833-5747 SALES, Inc., 998 S. BELLE GLADE structure and function. Thursday, Mrs. Rich- N,E. 20th St., 395-2900 181 West Avenue "A" Phone 996-5277 Early in 1967 he was ard Leitch will review Federal Hwy.,395-2000. MEDALLION REALTY, appointed by Lyndon B.- the book, "The Life That ATLANTIC BOCA Johnson to serve on the Late He Lead," a bio- REALTY, 101 E. Pal- 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd., President's Commis- graphy of song writer metto Pk. Rd., Boca 395-2421. sion on Urban Prob- Cole Porter, written by Raton, 395-8500. THOMAS J. MEREDITH, BANYAN REALTY.INC. Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. lems. The report of this George Eells, The re- Phone 395-1515. commission, which will view will be held at 2 234 S. Federal Highway, J.C. MITCHELL & be published, will be the p.m. in the Community Boca Raton, Florida — SONS, Inc., 22 S, Fed- subject of Dr. DeGrove's Center clubroom. Phone: 395-3535. eral Hwy., 395;4711. speech. Other activities gear- BATEMAN and CO.,MOTHERWELL REAL- ed to the national theme 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., TY, 757 S. Federal Hwy. "Be All You Can Be, Boca Raton, 395-9355. 395-4044. Read" will include a W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. F. BYRON PARKS, Via record display which in- Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. Mizner, Royal Palm augurates a new record STEPHEN J. BODZO Plaza, 395-3700. ESTATES ON THE 1NTRACOASTAL. service offered by the PETRUZZELLI REAL- AT BOCA RATON 5501 N. Federal Hwy., library. The collection 395-8200. TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean of 130 albums will be on Boulevard, 395-0822. BRANNON REALTY, display this week and PLASTRIDGE AGENCY will be available next Inc., 330 E- Palmetto Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., week. The library also Pk, Rd., 391-2444. 395-1433. CAMINO GARDENS Oceanfront supplies a record player REALTY INC., P.O. THE REAL ESTATE with earphones for use Box 520, Phone 395-7020. CORNER, INC. 60 S. on the premises,, Federal Highway, 395- RENTALS Friday and Saturday CARLEN APPRAISAL 4624. the celebration will AND REALTY INC. 450 RICHARD F. ROSS, 110 at Boca Raton* s close with an exhibit of E. Palmetto Park Rd. East Palmetto Park art work done by stu- 399-4440. Road, Boca Raton, Fla. Finest Address. dents of Boca Raton's SUE O. 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By JIM RIFENBURG it happens in Boca Raton, the could run into quite a bit over city will have to put out quite a the years. Legislation is due to be put few dollars getting ready and There is no money provided into effect here and around the then pay many more dollars for in the present budget for state in just two short months over the years. jury trials locally. that could affect all of us more First of all, our city court is One lawyer in town said we'll than we think. not set up physically for jury either set up a jury system by During the 1967 legislature trials. Too small to begin with, July 1 or quit writing tickets. This year? session a statute was enacted it has no jury box. The entire You can bet our policemen aren't having to do with driving while front end of the courtroom would going to stop handing out tickets. intoxicated and ramifications have to be revamped to handle Something else was included therein. one. in that little piece of legislation. Boca Raton's growth has been documented in a crease — the amount in the way of additional It can't affect me, you say, I Secondly, we don't have a jury It's called an implied consent number of different ways and there seems to be services and equipment that will be necessary don't drink. setup here now and a lot of law. Literally, it means if you no doubt that the city is growing at a rate equalled to provide for our expanded population — will be That's all well and good, but paper work would be necessary are stopped by an officer and by few places anywhere in the country. about the same. In other words, it would be nice you're going to have to pay out to get one underway. are even suspected of having The signs point to solid growth, too. We're not if the city's growth in assessed valuation would some money anyway. And thirdly, jurors are paid had a drink, you can be forced in a "boom and bust" situation. Speculative be sufficient to cope with an increased budget According to the statute, any- at the rate of $5,00 a day for to take a breathalyzer test. If building has been minimal and the expansion of without an increase in the tax rate. one charged with drunken driv- their services. Not a high sum you refuse to take the test, you service and commercial installations has been We won't know the answer to that one for a ing can demand a jury trial. If by today's standards, but it automatically lose your driver's generally conservative. If anything, expansion while, yet, but there are some indications that license. in some service areas has been lagging too far this might not be the case. End of the year esti- In addition, the standards for behind. mates indicated that the city's population had being drunk have been reduced. . There's one figure, though, that strikes at all actually increased by something in the order of Forgotten again! Previously and now a reading of bur pocketbooks. „ .as a matter of fact, it's a. 15 per cent during the last calendar year. of .15 per cent on the meter con- pretty good measure of the city's "wealth." Tax Or, to look at it another way, population was stitutes being under the influ- Assessor Owen Bennion's 1968 estimated tax increasing at almost twice the rate of the tax roll. ence. As of July 1, a reading of roll was completed this week. It shows a whop- There's some problem of comparing apples and .10 per cent is all that will be ping $22 million increase over last year's roll oranges here, but it's an interesting comparison needed. on the base of the gross valuations. to keep in mind. The tax roll obviously relates The law will be a boon to po- more closely to dwelling units than to actual lice officers. No longer will Or to look at it differently, one tax mill last population...but on the other hand, the demand they have to go into court with year produced $228,594 in income for the city. for municipal services relates more nearly to only their own testimony against This year's estimate would peg the mill at about population than dwelling units. a defendant. Each and every $247,056. Roughly, it's something like an 8 per We've enjoyed a low tax rate in comparison case can be backed up with the cent increase. to what we received in Boca Raton. This may be machine. Hopefully, the city's municipal budget in- the year for an increase. So far, no one has beaten the machine in city court. It isn't likely anyone will in the future, The view from Tallahassee You'll have one thing in your favor under the new law. If you request it, you can have a phy- •*. sician administer additional tests on the spot to help prove your innocense. The great beech tree It boils down to this. You can be driving down the street and By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON big branch extending out over will be very special in a year have a slight dizzy spell. Tech- the main part of the house. or two. nically, you can get hauled in The great beech tree which The tree crew pruned the for a test. dominated our Half Hill for a deadwood and stacked it up for a The only casualties are the You can have one drink and if century or more is down — re- two-winter supply of fuel for the clematis vine that was creep- the officer smells it when you duced to a low hollow stump, big fireplace. ing up the trunk of the beech, a are stopped, you're subject to and leaving the west side of our clump of bear grass, and a fine the machine test. house naked. We thought we had saved it, Cherokee bean that was sending Conviction of driving while Two years ago, it dictated the but last month the leaves came up five bud stalks preparatory under the influence to the ex- location, orientation, dimen- back only on the long branch to a spectacular show of scarlet tent normal faculties are im- sions and design of the house that swept low the full 50 feet blossoms. paired brings an automatic we built there between it, out- across the front of the house ~ three month suspension of driv- side the dining room window, then they began shriveling. That couldn't be helped. They er' s license and usually a $100 and a majestic spruce pine on Possums, arriving from a were right in the path when the fine. You will no doubt have your the east side, outside the living night out, impudently crept in heavy main trunk thudded to insurance dropped and it's room. daylight past the kitchen door earth directly on target between sometimes very costly to get it It was a vigorous tree then — and holed up in the stump at the two nice spruce pines we wanted back. almost 10 feet around at the base. This didn't sit well with to save. The old adage "if you drink, base, a hundred feet tall and one member of the household. But, this morning, even the don't drive" is going to hit home spreading somewhat more than One thing and another, the Cherokee bean and bear grass very hard come July 1. that in every direction. It shad- decision was made — the great show signs of survival to bloom ed the whole top of the hill and beech had to come down, all another year. The clematis may forced other splendid trees to the way down. have enough life left to cover grow lopsided. They did it yesterday. It was the stump eventually. Disaster struck before the both harrowing and fascinating Anyway, the great beech is Comments on the civic scene house was finished. The near- to watch the crew whittle it down. hurricane of April, 1966, twist- away, sometimes only a fire- The dated initials .of two gen- ed one branch this way and that place log at a time to keep it erations of boys who climbed until it opened a 12-foot split from damaging the house or the 30 or 40 feet into its branches horizontally all the way through rest of the natural growth we lie scrambled in our woodpile. Need a computer? a limb as big around as a fat cherish. (Beech trees, you know, with man's body. It had to come off. They piled that whole huge their smooth, easily scarred Since then, it has been one tree into the space of a few bark, are perhaps the best of all By HAROLD H. GREEN who wanted to get a new boom- through with a Comprehensive. misfortune after another. square yards without damaging trees for initial carving. The erang but couldn't throw his old Plan for the development of the It began to die — perhaps a bloom of the mountain laurel close-grained hard wood is ex- For $6,000 a month you can one away. Travel is certainly town of Boca Raton which, to from old age, maybe from loss or a sprig of the native Chap- cellent for burning.) rent an IBM 360/20 Computer broadening. me, is a remarkable combina- of roots to the house foundation, man rhododendron which grew So it will be with us for a System which will give you the tion of foresight, realism and perhaps from the abuse of little beneath it. while. answers to most anything you Although Boca Raton was still inspiration. In future columns boys who for many years had The sweetshrubs, and even By the time the wood is can think of and many things a town with a population of ap- we will attempt to give you the carved on it and chopped at it the double-blooming wild plum gone, there should be another that never occured to you. proximately 6000 in 1956, here highlights of that plan and its and built tree houses in it. we received from the nice lady fine tree growing up in the It's probably better to rent is what the Council appointed, significance to the City of Boca Small branches began coming in Monticello, were untouched. opening to take its place. We're one than to buy it outright be- Comprehensive Plan Project Raton (1968 population 24,000) down on the roof in light Wind- Not a leaf was hurt on a wild letting two spruce pines, a mag- cause this assures you of a Committee found to be the situa- today and tomorrow. storms. The whole top of the crabapple that came up as a nolia, a wild cherry and a tulip constantly updated and perfect- tion facing them when they went main trunk showed up dead a volunteer within 15 feet of the poplar compete on rate of gain functioning electronic thinker to work: "The growth of Boca Publisher of the Boca Raton year ago when the leaves came beech and has begun to round for the growing space. I'm bet- in your home or place of busi- Raton since 1930 has been tre- News is W.H. Harwell Jr., known out in the spring, and so did a out into something we hope ting on the poplar. ness. Some 550 employees are mendous — (During the 1950- as Gus by his friends. turning out a dozen 360/20 com- 55 period) Boca Raton's rate of He claims that he can think puters each working day out on increase far surpassed that of better at a typewriter than when Military Trail. More than half any of the other adjacent com- he is on his feet and talking. of these assemblers are em- munities or counties compared However, we think he is kidding ployed from the Boca Raton herein. Boca Raton's population and Frank Weaver chairman of area and had no previous ex- increased 175.8 percent (during the Chamber's Civic Division,, perience in the business. those five years). This was al- proudly announces that Gus will To the Editor: Countv and Citv fathers are ex- reason why condominiums Now IBM is going to begin most six times higher than that be the guest speaker at the monthly meeting next Friday af- This will be third, and I hope, hibiting a selfish attitude in their should not have the $5000.00 assembling their smaller, high- of Delray Beach, Lake Worth my last letter to you on Home- apparent hope that the $5000.00 ly scientific 1130 System in and Palm Beach County, almost ternoon. His subject is "The stead Exemption for owners of tax exemption approved by both exemption whether they be one, this area and by the end of the three times higher than that ex- Community Newspaper." That condominium apartments. Prior House and Senate of our Legis-' two, or twenty-two stories high! year they expect to have 400 perienced by Boynton Beach and can cover a lot of potent ground to our last city election for lature and signed by the Gov- Is non-exemption going to be the more people on their Boca Ra- Pompano Beach. For the first and Publisher Harwell has made councilmen you published my ernor will be defeated when it is "gravy train" for tax revenue? ton payroll. Two hundred of time it was higher than that of it clear that he will appreciate letter in which I asked the num- presented by referendum to the Bear in mind many many con- these will be brought in from the two counties of the south." questions and suggestions from erous candidates running for voters in the November election. dominium homeowners are less their other plants, 75 will be The basic question first con- all of us who have made Boca seats on the council, to state, Did our Legislators with affluent than private home own- newly employed specialists fronting the Project Planners Raton our home. pro or con, their support or "Tongue in cheek" vote for this ers. from around the country and was "What kind of town do we Whether or not you are a non-support for the $5000.00 to placate their following know- Prior to the May 8th pri- 125 will be from these parts. want?'' They were then charged member of the Chamber of Com- exemptions for owners of con- ing it could go down the drain maries get your candidate to lay Those are a few of the things I with the responsibility of pre- merce Civic Division you are dominiums. One candidate re- come November? it on the line. He is for or learned from Jim Hayden, man- paring "a correlated plan for invited to this community orien- plied in the affirmative, the It appears that the condomin- against the $5000.00 exemption. ager of systems inspections, development which will serve ted session, to exchange ideas others made no comment! iums take on the roll of the Make him speak up I Could be as he showed four of us how a as a working guide for the Town with Gus Harwell. That will be I am familiar with the Boca "goose laying the golden egg" one of these days no exemp- 360/20 is put together from Council and Planning Commis- at 2:30 p.m., Friday afternoon, Raton tax structure and I rea- insofar as our elected officials tions for anyone! start to finish. sion in their decisions on prob- April 26 in the Dutch Pantry. lize that the City needs all the are concerned. Tell me one good s/George M. Holdsworth Space and a limited vocabu- lems of extension, expansion of (Coffee and Danish are on the tax dollars it can get to main- lary prohibits my telling you all facilities and zoning. Chamber or, if you want a beer, tain current expenses, and so of the things which Hayden so one of the girls wearing a straw That was a truly awesome as- hat will be happy to help slack does the county. I cannot see, generously revealed to us, but signment and an organization of nor explain, the thinking of our I assure you that it was a great fifty citizens of diversified tal- your thirst for a modest sum. County Commissioners and our show. The only thing which ap- ents was created to carry it out. City Councilmen as to the ap- peared to be out of order at the John H, Flancherwas made gen- Down Johnny I parent disfavor they show Tuesday 4 April 2.3, 1968 time was the electronic coffee eral chairman with Valentyne towards such exemptions for dispenser and that is not an E. Brennan as his assistant. condominium owners. Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E, IBM product. George E. Emery was retained Letters... Let us suppose for the time 2nd St., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- as consultant. Here are the The Boca Raton News being we had no condominiums lishing Co., Inc. Phone 3°5-8300. Friends were buzzing hap- names of the eight working com- welcomes letters to the edi- In Boca Raton and we had to pily around Frankie and Jim mittees and their chairmen: tor, especially on matters look to the individual home Straus during the dinner hour population and economic base of general interest to the owner and business to provide W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher on a recent Royal Oak Hills plan, Kenneth Ellingsworth; our operating funds. Well fifty night at the University Bowl. general development plan, Col. community. We will not un- (50) new homes increase our JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY They had just returned from Arnold MacSpadden; traffic- dertake to condense letters intake. Where fifty (50) new Editor Adv. Mgr. a three-month cruise of the Pa- ways and transportation, without the consent of the homes are added to the tax roll cific. During the voyage they George D. Harris; parks, rec- writers, but reasonable new condominiums (usually touched numerous ports but reation and schools, George H. length is advised to assure higher appraised than most Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca they seemed most enthusiastic Curtis; community facilities publication. Our only restric- homes) and utilizing less space Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. about their stop-over at Little- plan (civic and cultural, Aris J. tion on content are that let- by far per occupant bring the ton, New Zealand, where they Smith; town expansion plan, By- City many, many times the tax Member of the Florida Press Association and National confirmed the fact that the men ron F. Parks; civic beautifica- ters be free of libel and that revenue obtained from individ- Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in are men and the gals are de- tion plan, Mrs. Dorothy O'Don- they not violate good taste.. ual homes, occupying the same lightful. However, Jim was eag- nell; capital improvement plan, Unsigned letters will not be the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, Harley D. Gates. published. ground area. 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. er to get back to Boca Raton to I cannot but feel that our tell us about the New Zealander In 1957 that organization came BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesday, April 23, 1968 5 Milwaukee takes 7-3 D&M victory from Tulsa trip Milwaukee chalked up land ponies. „ .which also Another local favor- an impressive 7-3 vic- took a pretty good beat- ite, Walter Hayden Lions tory over Tulsa in a ing. stretched Milwaukee's D&M Motors utilized lack-luster game on a Milwaukee opened the lead to 3-0 and Guiter- a pair of triples to beat badly chewed-up, bone game with a one-point rez followed it up with the Lions ball club> 5^3, dry field Sunday at Royal advantage on the handi- a neck shot that boosted Thursday evening. Palm Polo Grounds. cap split, but any indi- the lead to 4-0 before the Slamming two baggers The Suds City four- cations that Tulsa's end of the second chuk- for the winners were some held the Tulsa heavier rating was going ker. Bath, Baez and Le- team scoreless through to do them much good Neither team scored turmy. Hernandez col- five of the sixchukkers. vanished in the clouds in the third chukker and lected a two base hit Suffering the effects of of dust kicked up by Ben- the half ended with the for the losers. prolonged drought and a ny Guiterrez' ponies. big goose-egg on Tulsa's Chick came up with a hard season's play, the The green -helmeted side of the Scoreboard. triple for the Lions. field took an extra pre- Boca Raton favorite Tulsa's highly-touted The Lions club led game beating from a drove through the first superior horse flesh scoring until the final broomstick benefit point near the end of the which the play-by-play innings of the game. match played with Shet- first period. announcer predicted had Getting a single run in been held for the second the third, they were half failed to make much ahead until D&M came difference. As the fourth up with a big four run Jim Rifenburg chukker opened,- how- sixth inning. ever, it looked as if the No one really cared about the ball in polo Sunday, they were after opposition players. Bath reached first Oklahomans had picked base on an error in cen- up some sort of advan- ter field and scored Shades tage. ahead of Baez' double, Jock Pennell convert- Elks take McGowan followed in the ed once in two attempts lineup and reached base ofpast as the Milwaukee team on a single. He and Baez was hit twice in a matter both scored when Letur- 1/ of minutes with No. 3 5-4 win my slammed a double, penalties. The shot from Portnoy's single brought 40 yards out whissed in Leturmy for the final Much has been said in recent years about the through once and was from Feds run of the inning, minimum wage law and who is a part of it. But blocked on the second back in the days of a young fellow named Edward attempt by quick-mov- Elks took a 5-4 de- D&M scored another Waddell, there was no such thing as minimum. ing Chuck Wright. cision from First Fed- run in the seventh inn- Waddell was a baseball player and was better eral last week, but it ing and the Lions start- known as "Rube." He became famous with the Pennell's penalty wasn't an easy decision. ed a rally in the bottom Philadelphia Athletics and was said to be able to score gave Tulsa its Although Elks was ahead of the inning, but the fire first tally, and between was put out after two -0 split a two-inch board so fast was his pitching. his two attempts hard most of the game, the William Buxton, 1132 S.WC 5th St., Boca Raton, Federals almost tied the runs crossed the plate. is the proud possessor of a newspaper clipping riding Jules "Tiger" game in the sixth inning The box score.- about Rube. It tells of the player's first baseball Romfh slipped in an off- when they plated three D&M AB R H contract. side neck shot which runs. Portnoy, lb 4 0 1 brought the game to the Wade, ss 4 0 0 Rube was hired at the magnificent sum of $2.00 4-2 mark. Romfh scored First Federal started per game. In addition, he received room and board the game off with a Bath, 3b 4 11 again before the end of McGowan, p 4 2 2 for the season. the fourth chukker, single run in the bottom For this amount Rube started his career and of the opening inning. Baez, c 4 11 making it three for Tul- Leturmy, 2b 4 11 later put the Athletics on the baseball map. He sa, the last point they'd However, - Elks came reached his hey-day in 1904 when he struck out back with two in the Woods, cf 3 0 0 post in the game. Clark, cf 10 0 343 men in 46 games. One of his most famous Gutierrez demonated second to go ahead. stunts was to call in the outfielders and then pro- Adding another in the Muccio, rf 10 0 the rest of the game with Kelly, rf 1 0 0 ceed to strike out the side. a penalty shot in the fifth fifth and two in the six- Libel laws have changed somewhat since Bux- th, it looked like a shoo- Kelly, If 1 0 0 # chukker and a quick Parks, If 1 0 0 - ton's clipping was printed. It said "Waddell be- belly shot which added in for the Elks club. came addicted to drinking and could not be depend- But First Federal Caber, If 2 0 0 two more points to t h e Totals 34 5 6 ed on. Many times the management of the team would Milwaukee side and saw came back strong in the have to start out hunting for him. . ." the period close at 6-3. bottom of the sixth inn- Buxton has been a baseball fan for a lifetime and ing. Patrick, Dietman LIONS AB R H Once again in the final S.Willis, 2b 2 0 1 has many other old newspaper clippings about the chukker, Guiterrez True "stick and ball" was presented by the Elks. . . and Prendergast all game in his possession. A former resident of New waited out walks. Then Wilkenson, 2b 1 0 1 scored for Milwaukee, Adams, ss 2 0 1 Castle, Pa., he was and is an avid fan of the Pitts- making it five for the an error saw three runs burgh Pirates. scoring. Kerensky, ss 1 0 0 game and a 7-3 victory Sturm, p-cf 3 0 0 Among players he remembers well were the for Milwaukee. However, Elks pitch- Poison Twins. They were Lloyd "Little Poison" er, Cantrell, set down Hartzell, lb-p 3 0 0 Waner and Paul "Big Poison" Waner. They were Kegler's weekly scores the following batters to Haydon, cf 2 11 0 also known as the firm Of Waner & Waner, manu- end the inning and the Hazard, cf 10 0 facturers of base hits. baUgame. ; : . Chick, 3b 2 11 : As much as he likes baseball, though, Buxton Track Cecil Jones, a mem- and triple,-Kaye :4 Drifters 66 42 Cantrell was credited , Patrone, 3b 1 0 0 admitted he went to sleep during the 6-hour mara- ber of the Businessmen's plin, 202-507. : We Try's 63 45 with 12 strikeouts dur- FVWll'f ;• thon last week. Handicap (60 members) Daisys 63 45 ing the game. He gave up Ludlow, rf ":z o o and the Industrial Lea- CIVIC CLUBS OF BOCA only three hits. Osborne Hernandez, c 1 0 0 meet gue (40 members) re- Saint Coys 62.5 45.5 3 12 Team Won Lost Way-Offs 52 56 struck out nine batters Seman, If Boca Raton High ceived the Sportsman- Elks 77 47 for First Federal. He Gunn, If. 10 0 Girls golf team wins ship Trophy Award of the Islanders 52 56 2 0 0 School trackmen will Kiwanis (N) 68 56 Snooks 49 59 was relieved by Diet- Totals host Plantation and John year from these lea- Firefighters 66 58 man. 27 3 7 I. Leonard in a triangu- gues. He was presented D.Trouble 48 60 V.F.W. 62.5 61.5 Calypsos 48 60 The box score: D&M...... 030 004 1—5 lar meet here tomorrow a trophy. Rotary 57 67 fifth place in state evening. Brams 46.5 61.5 Lions.....001 000 2—3 A Mother's D ay tourn- Kiwanis (S) 56.5 67.5 Twisters 46 62 ELKS AB Boca Raton girl golf- day and Friday. The Bobcats, winners ament is being planned Lions 56 68 In Limbo 37 71 St. Jean 3b 4 Board man ers took a fifth in the The Bobcat girls came of the Western Division, at University Bowl on Exchange 52 72 Sand Pebbles 28 80 Greer, rf 1 state in competition at in with 841 for total Suncoast Conference, May 11 and 12. Division High team game and High team game and Huck, 2b 1 Port St. Lucie Thurs- points. The winners, will be favored to win one will be with a mother triple, Kiwanis Sunrise, triple, Skizzlers, 787- Carlison, cf 2 gets ace Terry Parker High the meet. bowling with her own son 860-2433; Ind. high and 2234; Women's ind. high- "Nosewicz, c-lb 3 School of Jacksonville, Coach Charlie Bennett or daughter, and divi- triple, Phil Sosey, 267- and triple, Pat Kelly, McCoy, ss 2 H.C. Boardman shot a had 709. said field events will get sion two whereby an 579. 220-612; Men's ind. high Alford, If 1 hole-in-one at Boca Ra- Third, fourth and fifth underway at 5:30 p.m. adult lady adopts a Lee Stevens, 235; Men s Stone, lb 2 ton Country Club Satur- places had only 20 points Running events will youngster for the tourn- CHURCH FELLOWSHIP ind. triple, Rick Brown- Cantrell, p 3 day, his first in a life- start at 7 o'clock. ament. Team Won Lost time of playing the game separating them. lee, 646O Phillips, rf 1 Beverly Ross of Boca The three-way event Uni.Bapt. 2 83 37 Igham, rf 1 of golf. Raton finished 11th in will be a preliminary UNIVERSITY Comm. 1 76 44 Nickerson, 2b 2 Boardman's ace came the state with a score of session for the Bobcat BOWLERETTES Presby. 72.5 47.5 Agnew, cf 1 on the 15th hole. It is a 179, Beverly has con- thinclads as they gear Team Won Lost Advent 1 72.5 47.5 Vienne, If 2 135-yard tee to green 5 Best ball sistently led the girls for the group meet S,Fla.Golf 87.5 36.5 Trinity 2 71 49 Guthrie, c 1 shot and he used a five golf team all season. Friday, May 3. Winners Hardrives 85.5 38.5 Com. 4 70 50 iron to make the shot. in group competition Totals 27 Linda Shultis had a P.B.Pastry 81.5 42.5 Uni.Bapt. 4 66 54 will qualify for state D&M Auto 63.5 60.5 Com. 3 59 . , 61 tourney 18 Hole Par-3 211, Cindy Thernell, 215 later on in May. 1st FEDERAL and Cindy Bush 236. Mackey 59 65 1st Baptist 58.5 61.5 Osborne, p Advent 2 58.5 61.5 Now Open Gordon Gilbert, high Blazers 54.5 69.5 Jim McKee, Ben Prendergast, lb school golf coach, said B.Motors 51.5 72.5 Christian Re.57.5 62.5 DeSheilds, 2b Bealler is Uni.Natl.Bk. 51 73 Trinity 1 56.5 59.5 Douglas, S. Roome and he was well pleased with H, Copeland teamed R.Williams, If the performance of his 1st Bk. & Tr. 44 • 77 Uni.Bapt. 3 56 64 Glover, cf B.Hard ware 43 81 Advent 3 54.5 65.5 Friday to win the best team. ball foursome tourney Mo Lone, ss high scorer High team game, Palm 1st Christian 52.5 67.5 Holland, 3b "I feel pretty good Beach Pastry Shop, 671; St.Gregory 52.5 67.5 at Boca Raton Country about it, he said. Jack Bealler shot five Club. Ghisholm, c High team triple, Har- Comm. 5 52 68 Wright, rf ' 'Things are looking up. birdies and a gross drives, 1851; Ind. high Uni.Baptist 148.5 71.5 The foursome came in "One of these days score of 60 last week to Dietman, p Com. 6 39 81 with 68.2 strokes with Dunster, If we'll slip in there and win the Dirty Dozen Com. 2 38 82 handicap for a total of 56 win that thing," tournament at Boca Ra- points. DeMario, cf Gilbert said Boca Ra- ton Country Club. Two tie High team game, Trinity Patrick, 3b Second place was tak- Hodde, rf ton participated against With low net the tourn- 2, 805; High tea triple en with 49 points. The all schools in the state. Com. 4, 2237; Men's ind. E.Williams, rf ament, Bealler came in team capturing the hon- Totals Included were those with an even 50 to take for honors high and triple, Don ors was Al Brouse, S. ranked as Double A. Class A honors. Toot, 219-599; Women's Fraula, E. Hof and G One Mile South of Deiray Mary Oliver and Ha- ind. high and triple, 198- o Elks ...020 012—5 The championships Class B went to Hugh Smith. onU.S.1 were held at Port St. Gilman for his score of zel Heberling tied for 497. Third place at 5 1st Fed...... 100 003—4 1 Lucie on the Saints 54. Paul Sillrie won honors Thursday as points was captured course, one of the tough- Class C with a 57. members of the Royal ISLAND HOLIDAY H. Skidd, H. Hoar, Beverly Ross er layouts in the south- Ray Schwartz took the Palm Women's Golf As- TRAVELERS MacDonald and C. Stel- east. nearest to flag contest sociation participated in Won Lost zer. regular weekly golf. Team dropping his tee shot FourD's 71 37 Ninety players were four and one-half feet The two ladies both Skizzlers 69.5 38.5 on the golf course for our from the number scored 41 in the "most Capt.'s Mess 66.5 41.5 the action. IRUSTYOUR TRANSMISSION TO one hole. points" tournament. 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Dear Ann Landers: letters from distraught and he must accept the Our 17-year-old son fathers, exhausted consequences,, Larry wants to wear his mothers and embattled Personally, I wish BOCA RATON NEWS 6 Tuesday, April 23, 1968 hair longer than his teen-agers^ Some read- the crew would hurry father thinks he should. ers have sent photo- bask. It's neater and For years his father graphs (front and back) cleaner,, But the style used to cut the boy's and asked, "Do you think today is longer hair and hair but lately haircut this is too long?" most kids want to be in time has produced such I believe the male style. 'Rip Van Winkle' terrible fights "• that my teenage craze for long One day (if you stop husband has told the boy hair is rooted in (a) the bugging him), your teen- he will not cut his hair desire to look like the age son will cut his hair, anymore -- he'll have to other guys and (b) re-but it has to be HIS idea go to a barber and pay bellion against parents, and not yours. When that conies to town for his haircuts out of society, or whatever day comes you will know his allowance. they happen to be fight- that your boy has made I had a private talk ing. The length of the an important step in the A musical adaptation of the play "Rip Van with Larry and he told boy's hair is a good transition from adol- Winkle" will be presented by members of the me he hates to be dif- means of measuring a escence to manhood. youth division of First Presbyterian Church ferent from the other boy's rebelliousness. choir Friday and Saturday. boys at school. He says The kid who wears his Unsure of yourself on The play, directed by Mrso Joseph Bath, short haircuts are con- hair so long that he at- dates? What's right? will be held at 7:45 pamo in the church fellow- sidered square and tracts stares from What's wrong? Should ship hall. . that's all there is to it. strangers is saying, you? Shouldnt you? Send A few of the youngsters took time out last He made it clear he "See, nobody can tell for Ann Landers' book- week to try on their costumes, designed by doss not want to wear ME what to do." let "Dating Do's and their mothers, and to re-enact some of the his hair so long that his If your son fits this Don'ts," enclosing with famous scenes from the story of the sleepy ears are covered up but description I recom- your request 35 cents in guy from Sleepy Hollow, he does like bangs (which mend the following :Keep coin and a long, self- Rip Van Winkle is played by Jack Corven. I think are frightful) and quiet about his hair. ad dressed, stamped en- he also likes a Ml look Make it clear he can iri the back. velop e0 Rip Van Winkle, played by Jack Corven, asks for mercy from his unmerciful wear his hair in bangs Ann Landers will be wife, Kristin Huckshorn. Ann, I am so sick and down to his nose and glad to help you with tired of listening to my braids to his shoulders your problems. Send son and his father argue if he wants to, but he them to her in care of about hair I could must give it a weekly Boca Raton News, Box screama Several of my shampoo. Also, let him 3346, Chicago, Illinois, friends tell me they are know if he gets in troub- 60 6 5 4, enclosing a having the same trouble. le with the school auth- stamped, self-address- Please, once and for all, orities because of hised envelope* settle this in your col- hair it will be his trouble umno Do you think a and not yours. boy's haircut is im- Schools not only have portant enough to fight the right but the obliga- about day and night? Do tion to set standards and you think parents have make ruleso Some the right to insist that a schools ignore hair, teenage son wear his other schools have spe- hair the way they think cific regulations. If the he should? If you would boy is told to cut his devote a few paragraphs hair or not come back it to this subject, parents must be his decision of teenagers all over the country would bless you, —BESIDE MYSELF TIRED OF RETIREMENT? But you. don't really care for full employment. Dear Bo: Hair has be- come one of the most Why not call for an interview today regarding passionately argued the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- subjects of our time — curities selling to select clientele. ranking third after Viet- Call Mr. Bogren at 395-0546 for Appointment. nam and the race riots. I have received thous- BYER ands of letters from An- INCORPORATED chorage to Austin —• Royal Palm Plaza Soca Raton, Florida

GOURMET DINNER MENU Complete Dinner Six Dollars LE DOME or COCKTAILS A ^ CARTE DINNER PENTHOUSE FLOOR FROM 5 P.M. 5:30-11 P.M. Reservations Suggested: 525-3303 (Closed Sundays) THE AYERS 333 SUNSET DRIVE AWARDS HOLIDAY 5-STAR In La Cave FORT LAUDERDALE MAGAZINE MOBIL GUIDE From 8.-.W James Koser directs the gnomes in a bowling match. "Gnomes" are (left) Neil Trafford, Kathy Quackenbush and Julie Meam. ROBERT C. ROY AGENCY, INC. Inside world of fashion Telephone Del ray Beach James Laver, the the designer points out. piecrust. Decor ation, is often a panelled ef- tuna c e« 276-6023 fashion historian.writes "The dresses an ele- from appliqued white fect, and sometimes the Boca Raton that any change in what gant woman buys for her daisies on pique to pink indication of a waistline 395-4404 we call "the fashion" child will, like her own, satin shoulder bows or through belts set low or West Palm Beach is invariably seen first have the clean lines she rows of glitter rickrack, high. There are roman- in children's clothes. appreciates herself and all looks as if it were tic additions such as puff 8.48-4334 If this is true — and wants her child to ap- the work of an accom- sleeves and a matching Cable Address Helen Lee endorses the preciate,, Both her own plished pastry cook — babushka. statement — then Spring and her child's clothes who knew when to stop. ROBROY 1968 ushers in an era must, she feels, utilize Part of the non-gooey when the neglected word every fabric and im- chic of »the Helen Lee J OEfAV BRIEN "taste" will once more provement which will • approach lies in the use 600 E. ATLANTIC AVE., DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA t have meaning. make life easier without of what she calls' 'things INSURANCE. Inc. Helen Lee's collec- sacrificing beauty and on things" — large pat- tion of high-fashion quality. terns printed on ultra- General Insurance - Life Insurance dresses bearing her own "Being well-dressed firm surface, of weaves label and sold in Saks today is a matter of both of pique, brocade and REPRESENTING LIFE INSURANCE Fifth Avenue and other breeding and intelli- damash. satin is 1. Aetna Ins. Co. COMPANIES 2. key shops throughout the gence. Children's used in big bold stripes Aetna Casualty &'Surety Co. 1. Aetna Life Ins. Co. 3. American Fidelity Ins. Co. country, is not, how- clothes have not only led and printed voile is set 4. 2. Connecticut General Life Ins. Co. Bay State Ins. Co. 3. Continental American Life Ins. Co. ever, a testing-ground us into new simplified over tinted petticoats. 5. Cambridge Mutual Ins. Co. 6. COUNTERSIGNATURE 4. First Pyramid Life Ins. Co. for cutesy ideas. It is shapes, but into a new A series of delectable Commercial Union Ins. Co. 5. General American Life Ins. Co. 7. Connecticut Fire Ins. Co. AGENTS FOR; avant garde in its look- understanding of fabric (but, again, non-fussy) 8. 6. Georgia International Life at-me quality, but the Employers Liab. Ins. 1. American Ins. Co. 7. Life Ins. Co. of North America treatments, which pre- party dresses are in the 9. Equitable Fire & Marine Ins. Co. 2. American Motorists Ins- Co. 8. Inter-Ocean Life Ins. Co. 10. clothes compel without serve suppleness and "lingerie" mood, of all- Fidelity & Guaranty.Jns. Underwriters 3. American Surety Corp. 9. John Hancock Life Ins. Co. INSURANCE li. Foremost Insurance Co. shocking. It forecasts 4. ContinentalCasualty Co. 10. Liberty Life Ins. Co. texture while adding the over netted openwork 12. General Fire & Casualty Co. the new firm curves, the IS OUR BUSINESS, 5. Fidelity & Deposit ins. Co. 11. Manhattan Life Ins. Co. perform ance active lace, -tucked white 13. Insurance Co. of North America 6. Fireman's Fund Ins. Co. 14. Interstate Firs & Casualty Co. 12. Massachusetts Independent sweet-and-bold colors, lives — both the child's lawn edged with Irish NOT A SIDELINE! 7. General of Seattle Life Ins. Co. London & Lancashire Ins- Co. 15. 8. Great American Ins. Co. 13. Michigan Life Ins. Co. crisp, layered textures and the adult's demand. lace, or shell pink nylon London Lloyds Underwriters For Fast, Immediate 16. ?. The Home fns. Co. 14. National Life Ins. Co. of Vermont and delicacy of detail, souffle with matching Lumbermens Mutual Ins. Co. Helen Lee's Spring 17. 10* Michigan Mutual Ins. Co. Service Merrimack Mutual Fire Ins. Co. 15. Nationwide Life Ins. Co. but there is no indica- satin shoulder bows. 18. 11. National Surety clothes are as fresh, Michigan Millers Mutual Ins. Co. 16. New England Mutual Life Ins. Co 19. 12. Reliance-Standard Ins. Co. tion that complicated honeyed and spicy as a New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co. 17. New York Life Ins. Co. While most of the DIAL 20". 13. Royal Ins. 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State Mutual of Mas sachusetts 29. Life Ins. Co. SAJLINO • 30. Travelers Ins. Co. West American Ins. Co. *Ray American, Inc. AFFILIATED every parent wfjoj *lnternational Aviation & General Underwriters,Inc. WHY COMPANIES; *National Reinsurance Underwriters, Inc. Look at Bare ; wants Hie best for boys and girls 6-16, f WALLS id r AFFILIATED FLORIDA: De/roy Beach - Boca Raton - North Palm Beach Decorate Your Home OFFICES: West Palm Beach With Original Oil Paintings " CAMP SPARTA on beautiful Lake Huckleberry, Sebring, Fla. At Prices You Can Afford i 13th Season. Ali land & waters ports including riding, skiing, New York,Kansas City, Mobile, Phoenix, Topeka, Wichita, Oklahoma City, McAllen, Texas, Dallas, S5 to $125 I sailing, archery, handicrafts. Finest staff, food, facilities. I Chicago, Minneapolis, Columbus, St. Paul, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Greenville, | of transportation to and from camp. From 2 Weeks $150 to I Houston, Honolulu, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver, Hartford. SCHERTLE ART GALLERY of 8 Weeks $525. Discounts for more than one child. Riding & 540 S. Federal Hwy., P'ompano Beach J Skiing Optional. If you can buy better paintings for less TELEPHONE we'll Refund the Difference. For Free Catalog & Information Call Fred Schwarb — LO 4 3063 or 395-4404 CROSBY W. ALLEY Write 2024 N.E. 29th Ave., Ft. Lauderdale VICE PRESIDENT

DIVING SlftERY ALL SPORTS 21 S.E. 3rd Street, Boca Raton, Florida 33432 BOCA RATON NEWS Tuesday, April 23, 1968 7 I B.Motorcycles; Bicycles 10 B Help Maley 15 A Miscellaneous Sale PUBLIC NOTICE CLEAN 165 Suzuki, 55 Driver Wanted Large Selection of" FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE CC. First $115. takes between March 20 to Bedding NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it. 767 NW 7th Dr.,Boca 30th. Chicago area. Call RICHARD'S the undersigned desiring to en- FURNITURE gage in business in Boca Raton, Raton. after 6:00p.m. 941-5976 Florida, under the fictitious ^S Suzuki, perfect cond. 3749 N. Federal, Pomp. name of TAYLOR RENTAL Retired Machinist to do WH 1-0617 1_ CENTER, intends to register 50 CC, 1100 miles, for light assembly work at the said name with the Clerk of sale or will trade for home. Average earnings STAUFER Reducing Ma- the Circuit Court of Palm Beach boat & motor. 395-8290 chine. Practically new. County, Florida. ,.$2.50 per hour. 395- Reasonable, Call 395- Andrew F. Kinbacher Classified Ad Service 14QQ. 4233. Helen M. Kinbacher Andrew R, Kinbacher Phone 395-8300 Route man, age 26 to MODERN AGE living 1962 N. Federal Hwy. 5 A Lost & Found 36. No experience need- room furniture. 2 Danish Boca Raton, Florida Lost, Parakeet, light ed. Work in Boca Raton sofas, bolster back, $25 Publish; March 23, 30, May 5, blue, Monday April 8th, with well established each. Drapes. Good 12, 1968. vicinity N.E. 3rd Ave. & firm. Hours 7 a.m. to condition, 395-3886. Furnish Proof of Publication 7th St. Reward 395-3851 3:30 p.m. 1/2 day on Sat. SWAP SHOP " IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or 395-4220. Call 887-6528, Hialeah, Ever Sat. & Sun. Buy- OF THE FIFTEENTH LOST in Boca Raton Fla. collect. Ask for ers, 25 cents— Dealers, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Mr. Carter or Mr., FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Hospital Parking Lot, $2.00. Thunderbird PALM BEACH COUNTY. black brief case, con- Sample. _. Drive-in Theater, 3121 CIVIL ACTION taining valuable papers. Real Estate Sales. Due W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. No. 68 C 1159 - MacMillan Reward. Call Collect: to illness we have an Lauderdale, 583-9724. EDNA MAE SCHLUSEM2YER,) Ft. Lauderdale 564-0593 opening for one exper- Char-Broiler, New nev- Plaintiff, ) days or 583-2472 eve- ienced licensed, full er used, complete with versus nings. time salesperson. Very BRUCE V. SCHLUSEMEYER,) active office, complete Electric Rotisserie —• Defendant ) 5 B Personals facilities. MacLaren & Smokehouse — Stands NOTICE TO DEFEND Will do your ironing in Anderson, Realtors — on four wheels. Has TO: my home. 391-2931. 395-1333. small work table, $100. BRUCE V. SCHLUSEMEYER 4 Burner Propane Apt. 200 N.E. 32nd Street DRIVER WANTED to Snow Construction Co. Boca Raton, Florida size stove — 2 medium drive 1967 Cadillac from needs: size tanks go with it, You are hereby notified that a Boca to Philadelphia. * DRAFTSMAN $50. H.F. Shedd, 341 Complaint for Divorce has been All expenses paid.Phone * EXPEDITOR filed against you, and you are Alexander Palm Rd. required to serve a copy of your 395-8654, G.H. Meyers. * ESTIMATOR Phone 395-7487. Answer or Pleading to the Com- Apply in Person: ANTIQUES plaint for Divorce on the Plain- WEIGHT WATCHERS 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph J. Sipporta and Mrs. Doyle books about animals, was donated through the tiffs Attorney, J. CLINTON Meets Wed. 7:30 First Boca Raton ANNUAL Lucky Hollow Animal Welfare Society, Inc. located SCOTT, Devitt, Friedrich & Federal S&L, Delray. Between" 4 & 6 SPRING SALE T. Alexander leaf through a few of the books pur- Scott, 40 S.E, First Avenue, Thurs. 9:30 a.m. Uni- chased for the Boca Raton Public Library from in Paramus, N.J. Boca Raton, Florida, and file Don't miss it! Drastic the original Answer or Pleading versity Bowl, Boca Ra- Wanted for immediate reductions - furniture, money donated by the Sipportas. The money, for in the Office of the Clerk of the ton. Thurs. 7:30 p.m., employment, Machinist Circuit Court of Palm Beach rugs, paintings, glass. County, Florida, on or before First Federal S&L,Boca Drill Press operators, Bargains galore! the 13th day of May, 1968. If Raton. Mechanical Assemblers Antique World, 4209 N. you fail to do so, judgment by GATEWAY. & helpers. Must have Fed., Pomp. default will be taken against own tools. Permanent you for the relief demanded in NATURAL FOODS PILE is soft and lofty... the Complaint for Divorce. Natural, Vitamins & job. Paid vacations & holidays. Good chance colors retain brilliance DONE AND ORDERED at Minerals Organically in carpets cleaned with West Palm Beach, Florida, this grown, dried fruit. for advancement. Apply the 4th day of April, 1968. in person. No phone Blue Lustre. Rent elec- JOHN B. DUNKLE Dietetic Foods & Vege- tric shampooer $1. Bel- Masonic lodge 328, Crossroads Crusaders Church, table Juices. calls. TUESDAY, APRIL 23 8 p.m. Clerk of the Circuit Court zer Hardware, 3198 N. By:/s/THADDIE P.PLANT 3 26 E. Atlantic Blvd. SJOSTROM Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton, Plastic flowers, Community Center, 9:30 a.m, FRIDAY, APRIL 26 Deputy Clerk .Pompano 941-8120 AUTOMATIONS, INC. Slimnastics, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. 134 N.W. 16th St* 395-2120. __ Pattern designing workshop, Community Center, 9 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) 5 C Child Care "Wood lathe and tools, Sketch Group, Art Guild, 10 a.m. Open 7 Days Per Wk. Boca Raton Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. a.m. J. CLINTON SCOTT FLORIDA ATLANTIC large wood clamps, pair Consumer study group, Community Center, 10 a.m. DEVITT, FRIEDRICH & SCOTT TIC TOG Nursery Kin- antique vases, hair dry- Lapidary class, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. 40 S.E. First Avenue dergarten. 273 NW 15th UNIVERSITY Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon. Duplicate Bridge, Community Center, 12:30 p.m. Boca Raton, Florida. er, folding metal tables, Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital Pattern designing, Community Center, 1 p.m. St. Boca — 395-5044. oak magazine rack, lobby, 1:15 p.m. Liquid , Community Center, 1 p.m. Publish: April 9, 16, 23, 30, 1968 The Good Beginning. JANITOR work involv- double bed complete, De Brownies,Scout Hut, 2 p.m. WWI Vets officers meeting, Scout Hut, 1:30 p.m. Furnish ProDf of Publication Nursery & Kindergarten ing maintenance of Uni- Lux Relax-Acizer, etc. Piano instr., Community Center, 3 p.m. Billiard instr., Community Center, 3:30 p.m. 24 Hr. care - Complete versity buildings. Day 395-3237. NOTICE TO CREDITORS program. 198 S.W. 15th Baton twirling, Scout Hut, 3:30 p.m. Elks vs. First Bank (little league), little league IN THE COURT OF THE hours 8 to 5 PM, Mon- WEEKLY SPECIAL St., Boca. 395-3997. day thru Friday. $255, Kiwanis vs. University Natl. (little league), little field, 7 p.m. COUNTY JUDG1 E IN AND FOR PALM BEACH 5 0 Instructions; Tuioriiig month to start. league field, 7 p.m. Sea Explorer ship 307, Boy Scouts of America, 414 COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN Indoor/Outdoor Carpet Senior league game, pony league field, 7 p.m. N.W. 35 St., 7 p.m. PROBATE, NO. 26534. Tutoring. English $3.95 sq. yd. Defensive driving course, First Methodist Church, Golf, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Grammar & literature. GROUNDSMAN Grounds Nylon Carpet 7:30 p.m. - IN RE: ESTATE OF 7th Grade-College. Ex- maintenance work. 8 to SATURDAY, APRIL 27 RUEL M. SAVILLE $3,95 sq. yd. Ceramic, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Deceased. perienced writer-teach- 5PM, Monday thru Fri- Kodel Shag...... Tunison Palms Civic Association, Community Cen- Beg. tennis instr., (child), tennis courts, 9 a.m. er. 395-5691. day.$255.month to start...... $4.95 sq, yd. ter, 7:30 p.m. Drum lessons, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. To All Creditors, Legatees, FRENCH LESSONS Distributees and Persons Hav- UTILITY OPERATOR Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m. Adv. tennis instr., (child), tennis courts, 10 a.m. ing Any Claims or Demands By native teacher - Be- CONTRACT CARPET Municipal band rehearsals, Community Center, 8 Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 Against Said Estate: ginners & Advanced. Apprentice position, iiP 1554 N. Fed. Hwy. p.m. a.m. You and each of you are here- Call: Mrs. Yvonne Per- volving Boiler, Air Con- Pompano BPO Does Drove 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. Junior chess masters, Community Center, 10 a.m. by notified that you are required ditioning & auxiliary Call 941-1141 by Law to present any claims kins — 276-5694 — 520 equipment operation. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24 Elementary band. Community Center, 10:30 a.m. and demands which you, or eith- N.E. 7th Ave. Delray for Free_Estimate Teen tennis instr;, tennis courts, 11 a.m. er of you, may have against the Beach. •;,„,_..._. , ..-,..-•...'. Requires mechanical Roll, ends oiTnewsprfiit estate" bTKUEI/'M. SAVILLE, aptltud e:"•& ability to work Story hour (ages 4 to 6), Boca Raton Library, 9 Pre-band lessons, Community Ceriter,~ll:30 a.m. deceased, late of said County, "RENT A~~ PIANO ORJ. such as used for this a.m. Flute instr., Community Center, 12:30 p.m. to the County Judge of Palm ORGAN-ONLY $2 A WK?" rotating shift. $320. paper, 8£ a lb. Ideal and Cancer workshop, First Methodist Church, 9 a.m. Guitar instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. Beach County, Florida, at his Free lessons & sheet month to start. cheap for drawing, lin- Boca Raton Woman's Golf Association, hotel golf office in the.court house of said Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. County at West Palm Beach, music. All rental ap- ing drawers, wrapping, course, 9 a.m. Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1:30 p.m. Florida, within six calendar plies, if you buy. Your These are PERMANENT etc. In 30 and 36 inch Tennis instr. (adults), tennis courts, 9 a.m. months from the time of the Wurlitzer dealer, Rode- YEAR ROUND positions widths. Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. first: publication of this notice. oTfering security, full Each claim or demand shall be rick Pianos & Organs, Boca Raton News Bridge instr., Community Center, 10 aom. duplicate, and- shall state the 119 Datura, downtown benefits program & reg- 395-8300 Beg. tennis instr. (adults), tennis courts, 10 a.m. place oi residence and post of- WPB. Call collect 832- ular advancement. Call Men's Bridge Club, Scout Hut, noon. fice address of the claimant, S858. Employment Manager, APPLIANCES Music at noon series, Florida Atlantic University and shall be sworn to by the 395-5100, Ext, 514. An Broward County's larg- claimant, his agent, or his at- 5 t Schools-Camps est Selection of recon- Theater, noon. torney, and any such claim or equal opportunity em- Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 demand not so filed shall be Boca Palm Day School. ployer. ditioned Frost Free Re- p.m. void. Children 3 to 6 yrs.1/2 frigerators, all sizes & S/Helen T. Saville Day — Full Day. 395- ,10 C Kelp, Male or Female colors. Also washers, Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. Waiter o r Waitress, Knitting and crocheting, Community Center, 1p.m. HELEN T. SAVILLE .3698. Lie. & Ins. dryers & ranges, 1 yr. As executrix of the Last 10 A Help Female Noon shift. Also Bar- Warranty — Largest Tap and ballet instr., Community Center, 2:30p.m. Will and Testament of tender. References re- Trade-in on New Gibson, Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. RUEL M. SAVILLE, MATURE SALESWOM- quired. Minor League game, little league field, 7 p.m. deceased, AN, 40 hr. week. Time Philco, etc. Sales, Ser- & a half. Experience Chez Joey vice & Free Delivery. Judo instr., Community Center, 7 p.m. HALLMAN, MEEKER & 36 S.E. 3rd St. Boca Member of Chamber of Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, SANSON preferred. Vacation with 131 N.E. First Avenue pay. 5 day week. See 10 0 Situations Wanted Commerce. 7 p.m. Post Office Box "H" PAINTING - Expert Boy Scout troop 337, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Boca Raton, Florida Mr. or Mrs. Cross, 123 USED Liquid embroidery, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Attorneys for Executrix E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. work by College Student APPLIANCE MART Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., -8 p.m. GEN. OFFICE WORK who will work for less. 101 S. Federal First publication: April 16,1968 Call 395-3927. 942-1380 Pompano Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First Publish: April 16, 23, 30 & May Interesting variety, Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. 7, 1968. ; some phone - reception 15 A Miscellaneous Sale 15 B Musical Instruments Piano program of classical music, Florida Atlantic The perfect setting Furnish Proof of Publication work, with Boca's finest KNAPP SHOES LUDWIG DRUMS University Theatre, 8:30 p.m. firm. Plus office. Won- Please Call 933-7322, Four Pieces for your Florida home... derful Boss. Age 20-40, anytime. CM. White Zildian Cymbals THURSDAY, APRIL 25 5 days. Atlantic Em- $250. Classified ployment, 942-6565. We Buy and Sell Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, 7:30 New and Used Guns 395-4437 a.m. MISS OR MRS. Boca Tackle Shop 3 repossessed spinet Adv. and beg. tennis instr. (adults), tennis courts, CAM I NO PHONE SALES 395-0969 pianos, Baldwin, Ever- 9 a.m. If you need a part time ett, Wurlitzer, Sold 14 - Slimnastics, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. job for extra money, MISC. RENTS 17 - 19 months ago. Will Creative crafts, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. GARDENS call 276-5704 for ap- BUFFET & COCKTAIL transfer to responsible NEEDS Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. in beautiful BOCA RATON, midway 1960 Volkswagen, Ex- pointment. Ask for Mr. person willing to assume Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm cellent condition. $575. James. $1.60 to $2,00 Dixie Rents easy monthly payments. Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. between Palm Beach and Ft. Lauderdale 395-6241. guaranteed per hour to 395-7359 Call Credit Mgr. 395- Adv. tennis instr., (adults), tennis courts, 10 a.m. Buick '64^Tdoor, El.ec- start. Bancock Teak Cane back 4709 or Pianos can be Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Six rambling acres. of garden, embracing a tra #225. Air cond. Im- Lady attendant, age 35 settee and 3 chairs. seen in Leggetts Music Dog obedience, Community Center, 10 a.m, private lake and island, lie between you and maculate cond. must see to 45. Work in Boca Ra- Foam rubber cushions. Store, 2908N.Fed.Hwy. Boca Raton Retired Physicians and Dentists Or- the world of everyday things... in a to apprec. $1295. 391- ton with well establish- Phone 395-0373. Boca Raton. Open Mon. ganization, Deerfield Beach Country Club, noon. community of sweeping hills, waterways, 1020. ed firm. Hours 10 a.m. PAN-ELL Presents: & Fri. evening. Soroptimists, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. landscaped streets ... and homes that are no 1963 Bonneville 2 door to 2.-30 p.m. 5 Day week. Genuine 11 C Plants, Trees Etc. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. less than superb! ht. 34,000 mi. excellent Call 887-6528 maleah, Northern Birch ATTENTION Nursery- Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. 1 p.m. cond. $1200. call 395- Fla. Collect. Ask for Economy Grade men, Por Coupies in Book review, Community Center, 2 p.m. Visit the magnificent WESTCHESTER... 9564. Mr. Carter or Mr. $6.95 cans. 5 to 7 ft. high. Brownies, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. a distinguished pool home with separate Sample. 5425 N. Dixie Hwy. 1963 Ford Station Wa- Cheap - 1-833-5872. Causeway vs. Boca Federal (little league), little fourth bedroom and bath for cabana or guest Justowriter Operator — Boca Raton 399-8305 league field, 7 p.m. use. Huge, partially roofed pool patio is open gon, 390 Motor, Power Steering. Real good. Experienced for part New & Used Model Apt. PET SUPPLIES Senior league game, pony league field, 7 p.m, to four rooms. Three, baths, 2-car garage, time work. Ideal for Furn. & Office equip. Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. $900. owner 254 NW 6th Large chimp cage $350. huge living, dining and informal rooms, Ct., 395-1247. House Wife with Justo- Desks, chairs, bridge Monkey cage on wheels, Adult volleyball, Boca Raton School gym, 7:30p.m. entrance patio and foyer. writer experience who chairs, electric type- $110. 941-5275, Ballroom dancing instr., Community Center, 7:30 1957 Cadillac Sedanbe- wants to work a few writer, etc. Boca Verde One of six new exhibit homes of Camino Ville. Good running con- hours a week on her Dev. Corp., 400 N.E. 151 pels; Grooming &;Board p.m. Gardens, priced from $31,500 to $46,600. dition. Full Power, nice own schedule. Excellent 20th St. Apt. 101, A PUPPIES FOR SALE Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan, (Slightly higher on waterfront.) On Camino Tires. $300. Cash — Pay and v/orking condi- Bldg., Boca. Grooming & Supplies 7:30 p.m. Real 2 Blocks West of U. S. 1. Or see your 395-0705. tions. Boca Raton News, Dining Room set, solid DOG BOARDING Municipal band concert, Community Center, 7:45 Air Conditioned Realtor. '64 CORVAIR one own- 395-8300 or 399-6719. cherry, 2 leaves, 4 p.m0 chairs. One Antique la- MARMACK Jaycees, Whiteford Bldg., 8 p.m. er, stick shift, radio, Secretarial Positions heater, factory air, yel- open in Coral Springs. dies rocker. One club 7598 N. Fed. Hwy. low, new tires, $695. S h 6 r thand necessary. chair. Solid cherry Boca 391-1311 395-5330. Liberal benefits. Coral handkerchief table. Fri- Responsible lady will Ridge Properties, Inc. gidaire refrigerator, 17 love & care for your Lamp Bases Tarnished? '65 T-Bird, Convertible, small female dog in her Al condition, all power, subsidiary of Westing- cu, ft. Reasonable We will Gold Leaf them for Everlasting house Electric Corp. 399-5375. • home. N. Ft, Laud. 563- bucket seats, extras. Call Mrs. Naslund — 1041. Beauty and Durability, We use Only $3500. Call: 395-8300 Draw drapes, 5 pr. Stack 15 ^Merchandise: Wanted days, 941-5976 eve. 972-1100. tables, pictures, groc- Italian Metal Leaf. All work done on ery cart, copper chafing New gun shop, needs Premises and Guaranteed. n the heart of '67 Red Conv. Corvette, loute salesman. Com- dish, shower curtain, guns. Old & New. High- BOCA RATON 2 tops 327, AM-FM Ra- mission with minimum lava bowl, kitchen uten- est prices paid. 1171 S. dio, 4-speed, off Road salary. Good pay. Prof- Fed. Hwy., Pompano •— EL GBEG0 LAMPS & SHADES exhaust, Good tires, sils, costume jewelry, 942-9647. WEIR E N T E R P R it sharing plan & re- ladies clothing, size 18. 3341 N. FEDERAL HWY., POMPANO S E private owner. Great tirement benefits. Paid Miscel. items. 395-7130 (Classified Continued SHOPPERS HAVEN (South End) condition but must sell. vacations. Call 278-4190 ~ 2140 N.E. 2nd Dr., $4,350, Call Q41._0*3