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Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON 1SEWS VOL. 10 NO. 31 Boca Raton, FI.cu, March 7, 1965 16 Pages PRICE 10* Register Once, Vote Twite Joint Effort Speeds Beginning next January, you wont't have to register but one time to vote twice — in different elections, of course. The Boca Raton City Com- mission has. adopted the per- City Streets, Roads manent registration system of Palm Beach County. This simply means that to With cooperation between city register for all elections — and county, Boca Raton's road national, state, county and and street picture is looking Recommended by Engineer city — there is only one card better. to fill out. From this, the Twentieth street, now a voters lists for the elections rough, patched two-lane entry will be prepared. to Florida Atlantic University, The single registration sy- will soon emerge as a four- Sewer Plant Needed stem was authorized by the lane, median-striped tho- Florida Legislature in 1963. roughfare, complete with side- Purchase of a new sewage ing and addition of new equip- The reason for waiting until now walk. The whole thing will treatment plant site in north ment for the digester at the, for adoption is that the statutes cost $120,000, says-George Boca Raton rates as "ex- city's present sewage treat- specify that implementation can Warren, county commissioner tremely important at this ment plant. Cost of the project only come inodd-numbered for the South County district. time," according to Dr. Char- was pegged at $30,000. years. Palmetto Park Road, which les Black of Black, Crow and Dr. Black also advised re- Jacob Heidt, the city's regis- some residents have tagged the Eidsness, the city's consult- location of water mains on trar of voters says the system ."boulevard of broken springs", ing engineers. Northwest 2 0th street, sched- will be easy after the mechanics •will get the same treatment, The sewer plant site is one uled to be widened to four lanes, of the switchover are made, Warren told the Chamber of of a series of items proposed at an estimated cost of $10,000 Heidt, whose main duty is Commerce cof ee meeting Fri- by Dr. Black which will be on and extension of water mains in that of city clerk, will actually jday. the agenda for .tomorrow's Boca Raton Square, priced at lose his registrar's title. The i. ; The county expects to start workshop meeting of the city $4,580. \ construction on 20th st. within Dr. Black did not estimate county registrar will appoint Palm Beach County crews and equipment push through the swamps commission. He pointed out the price of a new sewer plant some of Heidt's assistants as in the construction of Powerline Road . The road, soon to be fin- the next few days. Now four- in a letter to city manager deputies. They'll fill out the laned from Federal Highway to L.M. McConnell that a total site. ished, will run from State Road 808 to the Broward County Line, Dixie Highway, the street will one card and send it to the where it ties in with an already-paved route leading to Fort Lau- of $87,564 is available in un- County Courthouse in West be re-designed "to make a comitted funds from water and Palm Beach. Before each city dale. handsome entrance for FAU", sewer revenue certificate is- We Found election, Heidt will receive a set Warren said. The county will sues. of voters books for each pre- pick up the entire tab for the cinct. City commissioners will street. Besides the sewer plant site The Town name officials for a city elec- Commission to Discuss The commissioner expressed he recommended four other im- pleasure that the city commis- provements totaling an esti- tion; the county for all others. mated $59,580. Top priority Greenfield, Ind., has been "The new plan will save alot sion was moving rapidly on found! of explanations", said Heidt. right-of-way for Palmetto Park went to construction of a salin- On Feb. 14, the Boca Raton "Now we have to remind every- Civil Service Appointments Road. ity barrier in the El Rio Can- News ran a story headlined two employes' representatives, "I'm glad to 'know that the al, estimated at $15,000. one for weeks before a city Boca Raton's city commis- Biggest expenditure, how- "Wonder What Became of election that even though he's sion will discuss two appoint- Gale He'drick and Ed Murphy. (Continued on page 16) Greenfield, Indiana?" registered in the county, he also ments tomorrow at the work- ever, would be for the rebuild- The story was about a let- has to register in the city." shop meeting — two appoint- ter written by Det. Al Nahr- The new plan goes into ef- ments the members didn't ex- stedt of the Boca Raton Police fect Jan. 1, and will be used pect to have to make for sev- Drainage in the E¥erglades Department to Chief of Police for the first time for the 1966 eral months. Ted Sadler in Greenfield. The city elections. James B. Brannigan, chair- letter came back marked sim- man of* the Civil Service Board, ply; "Moved, left no address." #.- and Board member Walter Du- the story did not go un- gan resigned, effective March 'Paradise Has Troubles, Too noticed. This week the News The Weather 15. received a letter from Berry S. Mayor Sid Brodhead said both Paradise has its troubles, submerged and low regions. ture water, keep up the water Hurley, Mayor of Greenfield. Mar. 3-6, 1965 resignations would be received, too, the chairman of Florida Gov. Napoleon B. Broward, table and incidentally for re- He not only told the News and the commission would "Do Atlantic University's depart- Florida's chief executive from creation. However, the speaker where Greenfield is located but Hi Lo Rain ment of government and politics 1905-09, started construction said, recreational uses for the Wednesday 86 66 .08 its utmost to appoint people who will remove the Civil Service told 200 members and guests on the drainage canals we know Loxahatchee and other-two (Continued on page 16) Thursday 80 66 .45 Board from controversy." of the Greater Boca Raton today and by 1929 the eight areas may eventually be more Friday 73 53 .00 The board has been a politi- Chamber of Commerce Friday main canals draining the Ever- important than the agricultural SaturdayNoon 74 55 cal football for more than two morning. glades and Lake Okeechobee needs. Apartments Begun years, following the bouncing Dr. John DeGrove, speaking were virtually completed. Due to the expanding popu- U.S. Weather Bureau offi(:ia[ recordings of three members by former on the problems of the Ever- With the hurricanes of 1921 lation forces — four and a half from the cooperative station, Boca Raton, mayor Joe DeLong. The courts glades, delved deep in the his- and 1928 came demands for million people may live in Building permits for two a- held DeLong's action ilegal.but tory of his native Florida to flood control, and the famed Southeast Florida by 1980 — partment houses were issued the terms of two members — tell the story of the area of flood of 1947 that inundated the impounded water may have this week. the Seminoles called the "sea thousands of acres for up to six to serve as a source for the Largest was for the second Adm. John Cassady and Dan of grass", and later genera- Doran — had expired during months' time gave impetus to cities of the Gold Coast. unit of Palm Royal, a condo- Arts tions dubbed "paradise." the creation of the present Cen- Drainage of the famed Ever- minium on Federal Highway Page 5 the legal hassle. William Gunn, "As early as 1850", the ex- tral and South Florida Flood glades swamp has caused ot- across from Royal Palm Yacht Calendar 3 the third member ousted by pert on Florida government Control District. The FCD took her problems, too; such as and Country Club. Planned Classified 14-15 DeLong, still serves. said, "when the Internal Im- over drainage and the control soil subsidence (the peat of are 16 apartments to cost Editorials 4 Brodhead pointed out that the provement Board took over the of water for agriculture and the drained swamp oxidizes), $105,000. Owner is Mason High School Bobtales 9 new charter, which takes effect distrubition of 25 million acres drainage. Originally set to extinction of wildlife and salt- Realty Co. Public Notices 11 July 1, makes several changes of Federal land in the state, cost 350 million cinllflrs. Hie water intrusion. The other permit was for Real Estate 10 in the powers of the board, the troubles began." final cost will exceed a half DeGrove appeared at the reg- Boca Raton Square Gateway, Sports 12-13 strengthening it in some areas, Railroads and canal com- billion dollars, DeGrove said. ular semi-monthly coffee club also a second unit, issued to Travel 8 weakening it in others. panies were given land to help Three areas of water, to- of the chamber, which was spon- Howard Keating. The two- TV Listings 2 Other members remaining on develop the state and for recom- taling 1,3000,000 acres, were sored by the First Bank and story, nine apartment build- Women's News 6-7 the board, besides Gunn, are the pensation for helping to drain impounded to maintain agricul- Trust Company of Boca Raton. ing will cost $45,000.

Boca Raton High School held its annual Science Fair last week and picked four top winners who will participate in the regional Science Fair at Fort Pierce. Awards went to David Bergamini, earth science; High School Science Fair Winners Mike Flimton, bio-physical science; Donald Kapsch, biology, and Burt Grenell, junior high physical science.

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Flimton Grenell Kapsqh Bergamini 2 March 7, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Television listings for March 7-10 "Cultural Deprivation' Topic 2-Miami-Educ. * 4-Miarai-CBS 7-Miami-NBD 10-Miaml-AEC 5-Palm Beach-NBC 12-Palm Bch—ABC For Discussion by Prouty 6:00 Bold fidven. Meet Press® Golf World Meet Press© Bowling 6:15 "Cultural D ep r i va- 'Prouty at their monthly 6:30 Ch. 2 " Outlook Press Conf. Tiavelrama Qii Cuii tion and Education" will meeting in the County 6:45 News, Wthr. Nightlife be the discussion topic Health Building. '7:00 Lassief Outlook F.D.R. Branded Hews for Robert W. Prouty The speaker will dis- 7:15 Spts., Wthr. assistant" professor of cuss problems arising 7:30 OH Tho MyMartianf Walt Disney® Ice Skatingf Walt Disney® Ice Skatingf special education at from cultural depriva- 7:45 Florida Atlantic Uni- tion, and possibilities 8:00 Ed Sullivanf Walt D'sneyO Ice Skaiingf Wait Disney© Ice Skatingf - versity, Tues., March for solution through co- 8:15 9, at 9 a.m., when he operative efforts by 8:30 Sit Brandedf Broadsidef Rebel Broadsidef will address the Gov- FAU and social agen- '#•> 8:45 ernor's Children's cies in he county. 9:00 For Peoplef Bonanza® Sun. Movief Bonanza® Sun. Movief Committee, meeting in 9:15 if West Palm Beach. 9:30 en • The committee, com- Canon Copeland 9:45 posed of welfare work- 10:00 Candid Cameraf Roguesf Sun. Movief Roguesf Sun. Movief ers of public and pri- On TV Program 10:15 vate agencies, health 10:30 Sundays My Linef 10:45 department officials and Rev. Don H. Copeland, lay members, will hear D.D., director of the 11:00 News, Wthr. News, wthr. Sun. Movief Music Sun. Movief World Center for Litur- 11:35 Late Show Sun. Movie Movie . , 11:30 it gical Studies, will speak 11:45 Dr. Sullivan Will on television program, "Your Life in the World 2-Miami-Educ. 4-Miami-CBS 7-Mlami-HBC IQ-Mlami-ABG 5-Palm Beach-NBC I2-Palm Bch—ABC Today", Sunday, March Launch Lectures 7, over WPTV, Palm ]. Strickland Cheyenne 7:00 Stocks, Bonds Mr. Ed Movie® Movie Cont. Beach at 11 a,m. 7:15 Dr. John W. Sullivan, Science fiction Tell Truthf Bottom Seaf Karenf BoHorn Seaf dean of the college of Canon Copeland will Pope Paul VI, spiritual leader of 509 mil- 7:30 n be interviewed in terms 7:45 business administration lion Roman Catholics,, is shown as he was at Florida Atlantic Un- of the influence of the 8:00 Know Schools Got Secretf Movie© Bottom Seaf Man, Dndef Bottom Seaf World Center for Lit- filmed by NBC News European production unit 8:15 iversity, will be in Jack- for "The Pope and the Vatican", a special So Time Sgts.f urgical Studies in ref- 8:30 2 For Money findy Griffith Ko Time Sgts.f sonville Thursday, documentary colorcast to be presented at 10 8:45 March 11, to launch a erence to Christian Un- lecture series in man- ity. p.m. Tuesday March 9. 9:00 Amer. Criis Lucyf Andy Williams© Wendy, Mef findy Williams® Wendy, Mef 9:15 agement for top man- Recently the World 9:30 Happy Relumsf Bing Crosbyf Biag Crosbyf agement personnel of Center for Liturgical Twenty-three per 9:45 Jacksonville's munici- Studies broke ground for cent more foreigners SAFES 10:00 Jpen Mind Gallant Men' R. Hitchcockf Ben Caseyf fi. Hitchcockf Ben Caseyf pal offices. the first of a series of visited Berlin in the New ond Used 10:15 Dean Sullivan will buildings. The Center first half of 1964 than in ARROW SECURITY SALES 10:30 is expected to attract the year-earlier period. 7 NJE. 27th Ave. i 10:45 speak on "Automation As It Af ects City Gov- Christian leaders from The total was 317,244. Pompono Beach-—942-0793 11:00 Newsnight News, Faiiss News News, Wthr. News, V"Uu., Spts ernment" at the first all over the world. 11:15 Spts., Wthr. Wihr.. Spts. of 11 weekly lecture- 11:30 Late Show Tonight® Nilelilef Tonight® Celebrity Rm. 13 in. HIGH THE 11:45 luncheons. 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Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Pi Chapter, member's MONDAY, MARCH 8 homes, 7:45 p.m. „ „„ Intermediate and advance dressmaking, Commun- Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11th St., 8 p.m. ity Center, 8 a.m. Glass staining, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. THURSDAY. MARCH 11 Beginner's textile painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. . Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Schrafft's, 7:30 a.m. Royale Woman Club Board meeting, Community Crushed glass, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Center, 9:30 a.m. Boca Raton Women's Golf Association, Boca Ra- Women's Choral group, First Methodist Church, ton Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. 10 a.ra. Royal Palm Women's Golf Association, Royal Estahakee Chapter, DAR, Sun and Surf, noon. Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. Crushed glass, Community Center, 1 p.m. Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Welfare Council case worker. Garden Apts. office, 1 to 2 p.m. Democratic Woman's Club, home of Mrs. Mary Health clinic, Community Center, 1:30 p.m. Kubik, 10a.m. Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. Water color class, Art Guild, 10 a.m. Soroptimist Club, Bayou, noon. Bridge instruction, Community Center, 7 pomo Lioirs Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Community Chorus, Community Center, 7:30p.m. Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. off- Progressive bridge, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. ice, 1 to 2 p.m. Business and Professional Woman's Club, Boca Royale Woman's Club, Community Center, 2p.m. Raton National Bank, 8 p.m. Brownies, Scout Hut, 2 p.m. TUESDAY, MARCH 9 Dramatic lessons, Community Center, 3 p.m. Children painting class, Art Guild, 3:30 p.m. Novelty Art Class, Art Guild, 9 aomo Archery Club, Community Center, 7 p.m. Learn to Bowl, University Lanes, 9:30 a,m. Advanced ballroom dancing, Community Center, 'tli there!" says Landscape and still life, Community Center, 9:30 7 p.m. Allison. She's the J TURN OFF THAT TV! a.m0 one vear old daughter m riQpr NIGHT CLUB Palm frond weaving, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Home Nursing Association, Community Center, 2 fll&X PARTY Beginners plastic flowers, Community Center, Haves, 144 N.W. Sev- MEET PEOPLE 9:30 a.m. 8 p.m. enth Ave. WHO ENJOY FUN Needlecraft, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Masonic Lodge, 399 N.W. 35th St., 8 p.m. Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Beginner ballroom dancing, Community Center, SAVOY Literary group book review, Art Guild, 10 a.m. 8:30 p.m. An industry survey CONTINENTAL Kiwanis Club, Town House, noon. predicts that Americans Women's Republican Club, Boca Raton Hotel and FRIDAY, MARCH 12 DANCE CLUB Oil painting, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. will buy more than two- 2116 E. ATLANTIC BLVD. 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Salt water intrusion into the city's fresh An ounce of prevention, however, is a good water supply isn't a problem here. buy. At present, the city Is studying a pro- However, it has been a very serious problem posal to build a temporary salt water bar- in other cities in Florida. The cure is ex- rier, in the El Rio Canal. A second perma- pensive: move your well fields to distant in- nent structure is needed in the Hillsboro Canal. land locations. The city really has no choice - the temporary barrier is important to our continued The big problem stems from the fact that fresh water supply. There's very little time no one can predict with any accuracy when left for action on the Hillsboro Canal, but salt water intrusion may become a problem it's unfair to the cities of . Deerfield Beach here. It depends on the amount of water drawn and Boca Raton to bear the full burden of the from the wells, the amount of rainfall, and the cost, amount of salt water moving inland through Broward and Palm Beach counties should CIRCUIT drainage canals. help out, and the time is now. COURT We Are Diseovered WE'LL SEE YOU THERE We are lucky. road money comes our way. One member of the Palm Beach County Board That's good, for about the only time the The Other Side of the Coin of Commissioners knows we have a city here. rest of the commission shows up is when Of course, some of the other members of they're campaigning. And road money? Why, the commission don't know he's there some- my goodness, that has to go to West Palm times. They overlooked him—George War- Beach. ren—when it was his time to be chairman Perhaps all the commissioners should look Good Citizenship? of the commission. at those population statistics. The north and But Warren never forgets Boca Raton. He south ends of the county are growing much is it that has been exploited faster than the center. When the next redis- By John Opel during a century ruled by the shows up for our Chamber of Commerce cof- Klan and White Citizens Coun- for the past 100 years? Who fees, for other meetings and keeps our name tricting comes around, some of those commis- is it that has been denied the in the pot for streets and roads. In fact, a sioners might just find themselves without This week we received a let- cils. educational opportunities which great percentage of his share of the county's a district to represent. ter from the Boca Raton Civi- teach people to read and write? tan Club asking that we publish Selma's own sheriff, Jim Is it even necessary to be able a letter from the Selma, Ala., Clark feels strongly about it. to read and write to exercise Civitan Club. Both letters came After slugging one of the demon- one's constitutional right to to us under the Civitan letter- strators who were waiting out- vote? How many illiterate Our Mental Illness Problem h e a d with the club's motto side the courthouse to register, whites are registered voters- standing proudly at the top: he had this to say: "One of in Selma? "Builders of Good Citizen- the first things I ever learned BY TOM ADAMS person suffering from some and local efforts. And, at the ship." was not to hit a nigger with form of mental illness. Secretary of State heart of the problem has been Among other things, the let- your fist because his head is The Civitans might better Despite these appalling, al- inadequate financing. ter from Selma, scene of re- too hard." Although he de- Mental illness is the number most unbelievable statistics, we spend their energies helping one health problem in Florida cent civil rights demonstra- nied knowledge of striking the potential voters to register. in Florida have yet to mount Realizing the full serious- tions, complained bitterly of demonstrator, he also conced- today. a really effective campaign a- ness of the problem, the legis- Employing a bit of hindsight, It causes more anguish and outside agitators who were ed; "I think I have a broken the whole thing could have been gainst mental illness and mental lative committees, ably direct- "seeking to exploit our citizens finger." wastes more lives than heart retardation. ed by Representative Woodie and deter (our) great potential avoided if they had conducted disease and cancer combined. Liles of Tampa, have prepared growth." It also complained voter registration drives among It is a problem that will touch This is not to say that we a comprehensive package of that "several Negro would-be Clark apparently feels so persons of all races, creeds directly on the lives of families have not made progress, for strongly, in fact, that he went and colors a long time ago. we certainly have. In recent bills to be submitted to the applicants (for voter registra- of nearly every citizen in this 1965 -Legislature^ In essence, tion) could not read and write." over to nearby Marion to help It's a worthy project called state at one time or another. years we have made substantial the committees propose a com- out the lawmen there. Just this "building good citizenship." Mental health experts esti- advances in our mental hospi- plete overhaul of Florida's past week, Negroes in Selma As a matter of fact, it's mate that one person in eight tals. mental health programs. If We've been sticking right a- and Marion held a funeral for one which the local Civitans will need - though not neces- Nonetheless, we are still a enacted, the legislative pack- long to the theory that there Jimmy Lee Jackson, apparently might want to consider. It sarily receive - some form long way from solving the total age could bring about the most are two sides to every coin. shot by a state trooper during may not be as palatable as the of treatment for mental illness problem. Our programs have far-reaching progress ever ac- Undoubtedly, there are many the melee that Clark traveled fruit cake they sell, but it during his lifetime. This very been inadequate to meet the hieved in Florida's war on men-• good people in Selma who feel to attend. won't turn stale as fast. moment, one out of every two needs. There has been a lack tal illness and mental retar-' that they and their city have hospital beds is occupied by a of coordination between state dation. been wronged. Probably they regret that Montgomery's "Alabama The Palm Beach County their elected and appointed of- Journal called the Marion in- Board of Public Instruction last Unedited ficials have chosen the path cident "the worst outrage since week took a big step toward of red necked opposition and the church bombing in Birming- making civil rights demonstra- stubborn retreat from law and ham." The Journal echoes a tions a thing of the past. Ed- the ordinary principles of good growing sentiment, but the Civi- ucation is the foundation on Biggest Money Lender conduct. which civil rights must rest. tans seemed to have missed the By ordering complete desegre- point. gation of the county's school Undoubtedly they feel it a bit By Oliver B. Jaynes government has spent about a people burn Uncle Sam in ef- system, the board has shown hundred billion dollars more unfair to be among the few The clubs' complaints raise strength and a firm hand in The United States is the than it has collected from the igy. cities which are bearing the more questions than they an- destroying one of the classic world's biggest money lender people! It is clear that trouble lies brunt of glaring publicity for swer. Such as precisely who barriers of prejudice. and benefactor. Little wonder ahead unless our national legis- the wrongs of the whole South All the while more welfare lators cut down on this nation's Uncle Sam is spat upon by programs are being undertaken former friendly nations and ta- spending programs and our The Breadwinner's Journal and Sukarno still gets hard- people are brought to realize ken advantage of by his own earned U.S. dollars while his people. where the money comes from. Most of us have learned that lending money to friends usually ends up with unpleasantness Adjusting for the Misfits when the loan falls due. And for some strange reason people Doctors say it is severely in- world should be altered to ac- are inclined to bite the hand By Donald I. Rogers commodate the senseless that feeds them. jurious to the nervous system, Ten Years Ago in Boca Raton News NEW YORK - While the Ex- causing permanent damage. whims of a handful of adoles- The situation is as true with cents with a mass suicide com- nations as with individuals. Ex- ecutive Council of the AFL- It's now also impossible to A Congressional committee on rivers, harbors and CIO was meeting in Florida buy what hobbyists call "air- plex. First thing you know pecting to win friends by lending they'll ban sale of razor blades; them money, or the respect of public works was expected to stop in Boca Raton the to consider the need for stand- plane glue," unless it comes second day of its two-day tour of South Florida. The ardized packaging in the super- in a model kit, because young- they're dangerous if improperly needy people by helping them, used. all too often has just the oppo- committee was to inspect Boca Raton Inlet and Intra- markets ("truth in labeling" sters found that if you squirt site effect. coastal Waterway. they call it) the Agriculture the glue into a paper bag, cov- A kid who's really intent on It shouldn't be surprising, Department was busy in Wash- er your face and sniff, you will doing himself in, can reach a then, when a nation like France, An open house followed by dedication ceremonies ington trying to figure out how become intoxicated and deler- 20,000 volt power line without many peanuts should go into a too much trouble. It gives a which still owes its $6 billion was to open First Bank of Boca Raton. ious. This causes, the doctors •• wartime debt to the United Officials of all Broward and Palm Beach Counties' jar of peanut butter so that say, permanent brain damage terrific kick. States, not only refuses to pay banks, county commissioners, county school members, it, too, may be standardized and sometimes blindness. If these developing misfits this long overdue obligation but town officials of Boca Raton and neighboring communi- (honestly, they were.) In Washington, the Food and place so little value on their leads the raid on our gold re- ties and many other dignitaries had been invited to Quite apart from the fact Drug agency has banned non- lives, it does not seem proper serves. Nor should we think participate in the opening of the bank which was the that we are over-standardized prescription sale of nasal in- to adjust all of society around it so strange that Nasser tells result of almost three years' planning and work. in this country — standardized halators, commonly used by them, to protect and shelter us to "go drink sea water" - cars so that tall or stout men sinus sufferers, because they them. Let them learn to con- or that insults have been heaped have difficulty getting into them; contain amphetamine sulphate, trol themselves; let them know upon Uncle Sam by so many Proceeds from an Art Guild Ball held in Boca Raton standardized theatre seats so the chemical parent of benze- that they have to grow up, and countries he has been pouring Hotel and Club was to go to a building fund for a pro- that those with long legs must drine, and most effective drug if they don't like the world, aid money into for years and posed cultural arts center and library. suffer while watching shows; for shrinking membranes. Kids they can change it. Meanwhile, years. The Ball was to climax a week of activities connected standardized sound levels on have been buying them and get- the things of life, like morning We don't do much better right with the sixth annual Art Guild Exhibition. TV and radio commercials, and ting high by over-sniffing them. glory seeds and inhalators -and here at home. so on — we are asking the It causes permanent nerve and hobby glue, are for those who Taking advantage of the fed- Four years ago Government to play too strong brain damage and harms body want to live, and know how to eral government's efforts to a role in "protecting" the con- Proposed revision of the city charter received a chemistry, say doctors. live. They should be readily help the needy and unemployed sumer. After a certain amount The question is whether the available to them. has become a national pasttime. slight setback when the city commission refused to of protection, the consumer will send to the local legislative delegation a resolution find that he isn't merely pro- Uncle Sam is the last one many Boca Raton, Florida March 7, 1965 people feel obligated to pay paving the way for submission of the new charter to tected, he's governed and regi- back for assistance received. the state legislature. mented. College students are badly in Commissioners Joe DeLong and Al Rueb both ob- This brings up the subject BOCA RATON NEWS arrears on federal loans that jected to the wording of the resolution. of the numerous bans and ca- helped put them through school. veats that have sprung up in Published every Thursday and Sunday Working as little as possible the retail world in the last Boca Raton University supporters from Dade, Bro- Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of and living on unemployment in- year because of some abuses. the fast-growing Boca Raton area. surance is commonplace. The ward and Palm Beach counties and a large delegation, Many are voluntarily applied. list of abuses of federal and from Boca Raton took an air trip to University of South In several parts of the coun- J.H.Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley state assistance programs adds Florida, Tampa. Purpose of the flight was to gain support for a proposed university in Boca Raton. try it is now impossible to Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. up to a national disgrace. buy packets of morning glory- MEMBER And where does Uncle Sam get seeds to grow the pretty blue Florida Press Association all this money for foreign aid and white flowers. Seedsmen National Editorial Association and domestic welfare pro- A campaign had been started by the junior high com- are refusing to stock them. Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce grams? We often forget that mittee of J.C. Mitchell School to continue the beauti- The reason: Some young peo- government doesn't create fication of the school grounds. ple buy them to eat because Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. wealth - that all the money An overall landscaping plan had been prepared for they induce hallucinations and Subscription Rates: By carrier in city 15$ a week, 65$ a month; for these purposes is derived the school and students were to carry out their pro- a nerve paralysis which some- By mail in U.S., payable in advance, 1 year $7.50, 6 month's, $4.00, from the people. And the federal jects according to the diagrams. what resembles being drunk. 3 months $2.50. BOCA RATON NEWS Morih 7,.1965 5 Famed Duo-Pianist Team Presents Concert Thursday The two-piano team of Ar- They have also re-divided recorded. thur Gold and Robert Flzdale many four-hand scores for per- FAU's concert-lecture com- will be presented in concert formances on two pianos, in- mittee is headed by Dr. Barton at Bibletown Auditorium Thurs- cluding Schubert's "GrandDuo, Milligan, associate professor day evening, March 11, by the opus 140," which they have of chemistry. concert-lecture series committee of Florida Atlantic Un- iversity. Noted equally as recording artists and concert performers, Gold and Fizdale have done recordings and given concerts in the U.S. and in Europe. For over a decade they have filled a heavy schedule of engage- ments in North America where they have appeared with virtually every major orchestra and been seen on national telecasts. Their European debut was in Paris in 1949 and has been followed by concerts in most Euro- pean countries. Considered Europe's most popular duo- piano team, they have played with the Brussels Philharmonic oftener than any other soloist in the orchestra's existence. The only duo-pianists carried by Columbia Records, the pair has recorded music ranging from Schubert to Stravinsky whose 80th birthday was recently marked by a special recording of his works by the team. The pianists are noted for their enrichment of two-piano literature by their discovery of old and forgotten music by the great masters of the past. A- mong these have been two un- published piano concertos by Felix Mendelssohn found in East Berlin and a composition by Robert Schumann found in the basement of the Library of Con- gress. Their recording of the latter brought them the nomina- tion by the National Academy of Recording Artists as the best classical performance of the year in chamber music. Arthur Gold and Robert Fizdale

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BPW Begins Week of Activities Honoring Local Business Women Business and Profes- terian Church, as a tinguished herself in her sional Women's Clubs March 7, 1965 Page 6 sional Women's Club career and the commun- in 1928, the week offers BOCA RATON NEWS group Sunday. an opportunity to spot- has planned a series Highlight of the ity during the past year, of events to observe and who will be honored light the achievements week's activities will be and contributions of Business Women's Week the naming of The Wo- as The Woman of the March 6-13, according Year. business and profess- man of the Year, an- ional women in local, to Mrs. Ellen Green, nouncement of which The week's activities general chairman for will conclude with a lun- national and world will be made at a ban- events.. During the the week's celebration. quet in her honor at cheon at the Royal Palm Activities began with Cafeteria at noon Satur- week approximately Deerfield Beach Coun- 170,000 members in a tea for members and try Club Monday, March day, March 13. guests at the home of This year will mark over 3,600 local clubs 8. will join in a national Mrs. W. P. Bebout, Fern "Woman of Achieve- the 36th national tribute Drive, Saturday, March to working women. tribute to business and ment" Award will be professional women in 6. The Invitation Tea presented at the ban- Inaugurated by the is an annual affair at a "Springtime Salute to quet to the club mem- National Federation of Working Women", which members honor ber who has most dis- Business and Profes- newly installed members, and entertain pro- spective members. The Tea also serves. as "kick off" for Business Women's Week. Club members will attend an 11 a.m. service at First Presby-

Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. William Watt, Jr. of Boca Ra- ton, formerly of Bryn Mawr, Pa., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marjorie Anne Watt, to Dr. Charles Eugene discussed the six principles of design at a re- Waldner, Ocean Ridge, Mrs. Homer (iwinn puts the finishing touches son of Mr. and Mrjs. on her arrangement of rowe.s, begonias, trifasia cent Garden Club meeting. Her flower arrange^ ment demonstrates the principle of Rhythm. Charles Eugene Wald- before her lecture on "Rhythm." She was a ner, New York. member of a panel of six flower show judges who The wedding will be held May 8 in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Del- Mrs. Folk Will Attend ray Beach, and a recep- tion will follow at Royal Palm Yacht and Country Meeting in Washington Club. Mrs. Roy E. Falk, Mrs. Jayne B. Butter- president, Women's Re- worth, Gainesville, pro- publican Club, will at- gram chairman, Florida tend an annual spring Federation of Women's meeting of the Republi- Republican Club, Com- can Women in Washings mittee woman and dele- Newlv-elected Mayor Sidney Brodhead signs proclamation for observance ton, D.C. as a delegate. gate to the national con- of Business Women's Week, March 6 through 13. With Mayor Brodhead are The meeting will be held vention. (left) Mrs. R.C. Fish, president, Business and Professional Women's Club, March 31 through April Mrs. Butterworth will and Mrs-.. Ellen Green, chairman of Business Women's Week festivities. 3. speak on "Republican Image for 1965-66". The local club will Mrs. C.S. McDorman, hold its monthly meeting membership chairman, Little Theatre to Meet Delicious - Fancy at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, •will provide member-, Plans for future pro- HORS D'OEUVRES March 9 in Boca Raton ship badges for all new Boca Raton's Little Theatre Group will meet ductions will be discus- Made to order Hotel and Club. members since May, sed. Anyone interested Mrs. Minerva Lichtig Guest speaker will be 1964. at 1-.30 p.m. Wednesday March 10 in University in joining the group may Boca Raton 395-4365 Miss Watt Bowl. attend. HAPPY HOUSE Births The Dr. and Mrs. Paul of wall to wall carpet. O. Layman, 311 E. Pal- By Claire Archer By using one of the rugs, metto Park Rd., an- would have a 14 inch nouce the birth of a Do you have a ques- border of terrazzo floor son, Jay Bryan, March Galleries tion pertaining to in- and if I use the other rug 2 in Bethesda Memor- terior decorating? Re- I would have a 4 inch ial Hospital. Mrs. Lay- plies will be made when border. In your opinion man is the former Nan- .. of Deerfield Beach Florida _ return stamped envelope which one should I use? cy McEwen. is enclosed. Dear Friend: The PROUDLY PRESENTS AT Request from Mrs. smaller border of ter- M.W. — My bedroom has razzo floor would by my a turquoise carpet with choice. light gold walls. The PUBLIC AUCTION Happy house to you. draperies are a bronze antique satin and the PERSONAL POSSESSIONS armchair is upholstered Dawson Will in a tangerine color fab- FROM THE ESTATE OF ric. The furniture is Be Speaker French provincial, cherry finish. Would Frank Dawson, ad- you suggest a gold or ministrator for Boca Eleanor Roosevelt olive green bedspread? Raton's proposed com- Dear Friend r I munity hospital, will be VAL-K1LL FARMS, HYDE PARK, NEW YORK would prefer the olive guest speaker at an an- With Additions and From Other Owners green bedspread. nual meeting of Boca Request from Mrs. Raton Home Nursing You Expect PAUL STORR SILVER-MASTER PAINTINGS' PORCELAINS Mrs. William Burt, Junior Woman's Club, models J.P. — We are building Association Thursday, a three piece suit she designed for her entry a new home with terraz- March 11. ORIENTAL RUGS - PERIOD FURNITURE - JEWELRY in District 10, Florida Federation of Woman's zo floors and I would Meeting will be held Me To INCLUDING Clubs' Fine Arts Fedtival sewing contest. The like to use one of the at 8 p.m. in Boca Ra- festival will be held March 18 in Riviera Beach. two rugs I have instead ton Community Center. A MOST IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF BOOKS Dawson will speak and Believe FROM THE LIBRARY OF MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT show slides of the proposed hospital. You're PLUS A FINE COLLECTION BY PETER CARL FABERG'E BY CATALOGUE Royale Club Uninsurahle Sets Meeting INSURE WITH "DAY" SALE STARTS TODAY Richard L. Thomp- son, assistant refuge BE SURE TOMORROW! SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 1965 manager at Loxahat- chee, will be guest And Will Continue As Follows speaker at a Royale Wo- Monday, March 8th 1965 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. and 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. man's Club meeting r Thursday, March 11. Tuesday, March 9th, 1965 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. and 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. The meeting will be Wednesday, March 10th,1965 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. and 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. held at 2 p.m. in the Community Center. DEALERS INVITED - SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS - TERMS CASH OR CHECK THERE WILL BE AN ADMISSION CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR. THIS CHARGE WILL INCLUDE YOUR CATALOGUE, £ND ALL MONIES WILL BE DONATED TO THE "FIRST STEP" IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION BUILDING FUND OF THE NEW BOCA RATON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA. . . Boca Raton Pre-School SALE TO BE HELD AT Kindergarten The Professional Cafe & Guidance Hot Lunch & Modern Equipment Three members of Junior Woman's Club look at a few of the clubs' entries 250 N.W. 4th Diagonal GALLERIES in District 10, Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs' Fine Arts Festival. 2009 Route AIA Deerfield Beach, Fla. Phone 399-0755 Women are (left) Mrs. John T. Bell, a new member, Mrs. Edward J. Mere- BERNARD R. KATE dith, and Mrs. Richard Brannon, new member. 2 through 6 years PHONE 395-7071 DANIEL PARKER LEE Around the Town It Was a Nice, Quiet Week ...

By Sandy Wesley Women's Club. ing Commodor John Speaking of visitors, McKibbin, his board of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Business women will Last week was rela- governor and staff. Cottrell also have be honored this week in tively quiet. . . Boca Incidentally, while guests from Lewiston, Boca Raton. Mayor Sid- Raton was recuperating we're talking about Maine, Mr. and Mrs. ney Brodhead, signed a from the activities of Royal Palm, Mr. and Joel Cottrell, phaun- proclamation Thursday Feb. 26 through 28. Mrs. Maurice B. Johns- cey's parents. stating that the week of But the week ended ton, residents of the March 7 through 13 will at Royal Palm Yacht area, have houseguests be dedicated to the busi- and Country Club with, for the next few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W.C. ness women. a Commodores Ball Sat- Guests are Mrs. Redfield, Boca Harbour, Women behind the urday evening. Johnston's brother and entertained at a dinner scenes, of course, are Between 250 and 275 sister-in-law, Dr. and party recently for Red- members of the Busi- persons were expected Mrs, M.J. Eaton, from field' s quail hunting ness and Professional to attend the ball honor- Lafayette, Ind. buddy and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bauer. m He's manager of Balti- more Orioles.

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Steers were hosts at a dinner party for old bridge friends from Toledo, Ohio, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, guests, and the Steers, got together a What are these youngsters looking at? once a year fun fest with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rit- ter, spending the winter in Avon Park, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Saunders, Puppets, Stories and Games who are staying at the Hillsboro for the month of March, Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Bertaihand Entertain Tots in Library Mrs. Nora Jones. Incidentally, Saun- Every other Wednes- The Children's Story the .program. Said, ders is the well known day 20 tots can be found Hour, as the group is "This I feel is a good Puppet show material cartoonist whose Mary doing pantomine, play- called, was started four recommendation for our may be a product of Worth and Steve Roper ing games, listening to years ago by Junior Wo- program," said Mrs. Mrs. Shoup's imagina- cartoons are published stories, singing songs man's Club. John Shoup, chairman of tion or may be based in news papers all over and viewing puppet show Over the four year the story hour; "to think the world. on short stories, poems Officers of Boca Raton's new Toastmistress Club are (left) Mrs. Roger in Boca Raton Library. period, • several parents the mothers have been or the theme of the day The tots range in age have had two or three so pleased with it that which may range from H. Miller, president; Mrs. Charles R. Stephan, vice president; Mrs. George BOCA RATON NEWS from four to school age. children participating in they would enroH their W. Semler, secretary, and Mrs. Palmer Pilcher, treasurer. the four seasons to a March 7, 1965 7 other children in the famous quotation. story hour." Youngsters have made "The youngsters Toastmistress C/ub Is thanksgiving tabel deco- seem to enjoy the rations, valentines, and shows," Mrs. Shoup Christmas decorations, said. "They'll come up Organized in Boca Raton and wear costumes for and pet the puppets or a halloween party the talk to them almost as Toastmistress Club wives and mothers. Wednesday" cloe-est to if they're real .vhile the has organized a Boca Good speech habits DECORATORS Halloween. show is on." Raton unit. are emphasized among OF BOCA RATON "At Christmas time I The local group, its members who work This year the tots will- to acquire poise and self make Easter decora- borrowed a Santa Clause which is seeking mem- puppet and the children bership in order to ob- confidence and learn to tions. give and take construc- Big thing in the sto- put on a Christmas tain a charter, will meet show. They manipulated for breakfast first and tive criticism. ry hour right now is a Club meetings center new puppet stage de- the puppets and asked third Wednesday of each 395-2937 the other children what month,, around a program of 395-3811 signed by John Shoup. prepared talks, extem- Curtains were made by they wanted for Christ- Membership is open mas. It was real cute," to business and profes- poraneous one to three - Mrs. Chauncey Cottrell minute speeches. 194 H.W. 2Qth Si. "The University Street' So far, Mrs. Shoup she laughed. sional women, house- has been the only read- Readers include Mrs. er to use the stage, at William Burt, Mrs. Don the story hour, but King, Mrs. Richard eventually the other Mansfield, Mrs. Don readers hope to make Miller, Mrs. John Opel, use of it too, Mrs. Pat Ryan. "The children also Next story hour will The puppet stage center of attraction for enjoy manipulating the be held at 9 a.m. March 111 youngsters during the Story Hour . . . puppets," Mrs. Shoup 17. AIR CONDITIONERS MONTY'S & HEATIM

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It's nothing for a par- $40. charter boat or spinning Bahamian charter ty to catch 10 different For the angler who from dock or shore, the captains grew up with species of fish in a likes to spend early angling enthusiast is al- the sea, know it in all day's trolling or still morning or late evening most sure to hit the of its moods and are fishing. At night the hours fishing from dock jackpot in the Resort Is- wise in the way of fish. skipper, who is in- or abuttment, there are lands of the Bahamas. Most of them are pre- variably an excellent rewarding moments Ocean trolling is the pared to leave for Aba- cook, will prepare the when he will tie into most popular method co, Andros, the Berry day's catch for dinner. fighting jacks and wily with visitors to the Ba- Islands, Exuma Cays or For the person who's snappers. On spinning hamas. Charter boats Eleuthera and remain on the quest for bonefish gear these fish will put for this type of fishing away from home port on the flats or for jacks, up a hard fight. run from 32 to 65 feet for a week or a fort- barracudas and snap- Docks are visited by in length, carry a cap- night, depending on the pers in the channels, a variety of fish when tain and mate along and charter. there are outboard- the sun goes down. range in price from $80 Costs for such excur- powered skiffs to be Among these, in addition to $125 per day, $50 to sions range from $600 to hired with or without a to jacks and snappers, $75.for a half-day, de- $1,000 per week —food, guide. are groupers, runners, pending on size of boat fuel, ice and bait extra. Without a guide the small bonefish, and in and other factors. A party of four or six rental is about $15 per several Resort Islands, tarpon. Some yachts, partic- congenial anglers can day; with a guide, the ularly those of the make such a trip for Nassau Charter Boat $25 to $35 per person Association, make a per day, eating, sleeping M m "-f £ - V £*. Jg'--» ^i -ffll. - '' Z*S*S I~*M Sf r- - Above is a portion of the fleet of sturdy charter Nassau, Bahamas. The boats can be rented by boats available to visitors the year round in the day or week. St. Augustine Offers Plenty for Visitors Lou and Opal Riley "Where can we stay, off with a visit to the Welcome You where can we eat and numerous animal, rep- what can we do and see tile and marine life at- in St. Augustine?" How tractions, which offer many times a day, in how entertainment for child- Gk many different sections ren and adults alike. TOWN HOUSE of this country do you For persons with a suppose this question is flair for interior deco- Restaurant & Lounge asked? rating, the house muse- 395-7454 1701 N. Federal Hwy. 399-6946 It's really difficult to ums offer unique ideas Boca Raton AND AROUND estimate how many visi- of the various periods of tors to this nation s old- the city's history, in- est city pose this ques- cluding Spanish, English tion, but one fact is cer- and American influence. Not the Weeki Wachee Version tain. There is much to Specialized collec- Riv-er-view (er-vu) n. An historic do in St. Augustine and tions ranging from mus- Dixie tavern where the best in food, there is a wealth of fine ical instruments to places for eating and store merchandise are drink, and entertainment are al- Too Old for Fairy Tales? lodging. also located here, and ways in season.* Educational, histori- for a unique view of the Syn. sym-po'si-um (-Um), In an- depths of the Underwa- cal and entertaining Too old for fairy ed classic, "Alice in This fastinating per- city, trips by carriage, cient Greece, a compotation, usu- tales??? Then you're in Wonderland," with the formance is seen by ter Grand Canyon. She merely begin to de- train or boat are sug- for a surprise when you fable of Mermaids and Florida visitors who sit begins to descend „ . . scribe the various at- gested. ally following the banquet proper, visit Florida's sparkling come up with the most 16 feet below the sur- fighting the strong cur- tractions of the St. Aug- with music, singing, and free inter- rent surging up from the west coast this yearl unusual underwater ex- face of the water in a ustine area. Much time Use the Classifieds change of ideas in general conver- Florida's Weeki Wa- travaganza ever staged special underwater bottom of the spring at a and effort goes into the chee, Spring of Live in the watery depths of theater which keeps rate of over 100,000 gal- planning of each display, sation. them dry as a bone be- lons per minute. Down with a wide variety of Mermaids, has combin- Florida's Underwater . . . down . . . she goes Bill Stewart, symposiarch. ed Lewis Carroll's fam- Grand Canyon! hind 19 huge plate glass attractions to please windows . . . each one until she reaches the 117 every taste. "THE SET"—Tina, Bob, and Ralph: three inches thick! foot mark! Reaching Museums of collec- Nightly, except Mon, and Tues. The visitors behold a those treacherous dep- tions, curiosities and spectacle that would ths, and still battling the life-like figures appeal Open daily at 5 P.M. warm the barnacled strong current, she dis- to many, while sights cards her life-sustain- geared to the interests heart of King Neptune ing air supply and, hold- "HOW IB MURDER hinself as thirty beauti- of children are also in *Riverview Lounge & Restaurant ful maidens, in teams ing her breath, she abundance. Re-live the WURWlfT of six, entertain for 45 slowly and gracefully history of ancient times TECHNICOLOR Deerfield Beach—Phone 399-6680 minutes without once rides the swift current by visiting the many his- FEATURES to the surface. Truly a torical buildings of the surfacing for air. How- daring feat worthy of the 2:30-4:55-7:20-9:35 ever, even Mermaids tremendous ovations re- town, where experienced need air, so the girls do ceived. guides relate tales of take an occasional yesteryear. Then, top it breath from standard Navy-type air hoses. Sitting underwater in Airline Tickets this unique theater, you are suddenly confronted COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL by a mass of tiny air and Cruise Service bubbles coming out of 'cea/7, the spring's bottom. Rising slowly to the sur- DUGAN TRAVEL face, they simulate mil- ESTABLISHED 1956 lions of glittering dia- 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 monds floating in the water. As the curtain rises, the lovely and FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY RESTAURANT talented Mermaids ap- CONCERT SERIES presents pear from behind the shimmering bubbles to demonstrate their skill. GOLD F1ZDALE OPEN DAILY at 5:00 PM Then the entire fas- Duo-Pianists cinating world of the "Far and away the best duo pianists The famous Weeki Wachee Mermaids portray Mermaid's watery do- In the business" (N.Y. Herafd Tribune) AGAIN SERVING POPULAR the loveable characters of Alice's Wonderland main unfolds before as they present their all new 1965 Mermaid your eyes as you watch Biblefown Auditorium PRi-POLO BRUNCH Show, "Alice in Waterland," in the depths of Alice's adventures with 600 NW 4th Ave. Boca Raton Weeki Wachee's Underwater Grand Canyon on the some of the strangest EVERY SUNDAY 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. west coast of Florida! characters ever found THURSDAY MARCH 11th 8:15 P.M. "under the world!" . . . Featuring your favorite Such as the comical Mad Admission 1.75 4)75 Hatter-fish, the White Tickets Available at: BREAKFAST and Rabbit-fish, two mis- FAU Library Room 105 chievious barrel-fish, Leggett Music Co., Boca Eaton LUNCHEON ENTREES (U5 Children) Tweedle Dee and Twee- Bibletown (Eve. March II Only) die Dum, and the fun- niest looking fish of all, Late comers admitted only during pauses In the program. the Cheshire Catfish! For Last, but far from Reservations CONTINENT least, Alice meets the Accompany us on a CT7 A 4TO MEDITERRANE loveliest of lovely crea- 395-3500 OEiA-AJLtl & HOLY LA tures . . . the Mermaid. WORLD CRUISE An astonishing creation VIA FILM of youthful grace, beauty, arid-daring, the Mer- Tuesday March 9 at the CRUISE maid attempts to show Alice the way out of UNIVERSITY BOWL from Fl. Lauderdale October 21, 1965 Waterland . . . but first, AT 20th ST. & DIXIE HWY., BOCA RATON she must equal the Mer- at 7:30 P.M. 37 DAYS maid in a daring free dive into the bottomless Everyone Is Cordially Invited to Attend *998.95 A COMPLETE This March Meeting of SERVICE "Le Club Des Voyageurs" ABOARD THE BEAUTIFUL AIRLINE REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED DANCING on our new "FLIP" S/S HANSEATIC STEAMSHIP enlarged Dance Floor TO PHILLIPS TICKETS SPONSORED BY For Information and Reservations AND nightly in The Lounge ~~~ ORCHESTRA PHONE 395-1414 RESERVATIONS 3amtez *JzaveC Sezvice (Except Tuesday) from 9:00 P.M. No Cover - No Minimum Call 399-3166 ROYAL PALM PLAZA, BOCA RATON at the Boca Raton Sun & Syrf Beach Club BOCA RATON TRAYEL •Cruises * Hotels * U-Drives 395-5722 TRAVEL PLANS, INC. MAKE 1965 A BAIV1SER YEAR FOR YOU A1A 1111 North Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton/ 700 L PALMETTO PK. ROAD ON A1A-DEERFIELD BEACH Stronger Bonds Forming Where's School Spirit?

A major complaint heard High. Taking the place of Phil Beese, Treasurer, have ful. throughout Boca High is the Seniors for this year, these led the way. Another" big item is a Jr. lack of school spirit and the students are the leaders, the At the moment two prime Prom — something every high lack of organization among the "executives" of our student objectives are in full view — school student looks forward students themselves. Before body, and with the creation class rings and a Junior Prom. to. We hope this materializes, this fall, Boca High had no of. the "Junior Class" they After painstaking deliveration, and if the action in the past main group other than the themselves have proven to be class rings have been designed is any indication, we know it Student Council, to look up to stronger and more efficient as and ordered. We hope the will. for support or aid, no set fac- a 'single unit, rather than as rings will arrive early in May, We must remember, then, tor that one could identify or various dynamic individuals. because a class ring is one of that these Juniors will be next associate himself with. This Much has been accomplished, the tangible aspects of school years Seniors, the first prime year we have begun to change and even greater heights will spirit, popular everywhere. The example of the results of a this image, and although the be attained in the future, for ring committee consists of good education. These peo- work is far from finished, one the first time a sense of be- Mike Maier, Pam Mackey, Gene ple will be the very first to can see even now the stronger longing, and working for a com- Selleck, C elia Hoffstetter, Shei- represent Boca High after bond of pride felt among the mon goal is the basis of our la Sheffield, and Linda Hewitt, they graduate, and this years students. efforts.' Chairman. Juniors are making an all-out Our hardworking officers, The Junior class major a- effort to make sure that they, Oiarles Godwin greets Princess Catherine Caradja. With the organization of the Bruce Hurd, President; Tom chievement this fall was a full next year as seniors, will be Junior Class, we have deve- Ziolkowski, Vice President; scale magazine drive, which, proud to graduate from Boca loped a new dimension in Boca Bonnie Genser, Secretary, and I am told, was very success- Raton High School. School Honored by Visits From Princess, Indian During the past few weeks out to ,us and she did a very Boca Raton High has been ex- good job. tremely honored to have as Our latest assembly was a its guest speakers three dif- pow-wow. Sound interesting? ferent, yet somewhat similar It certainly was, with Chief talented performers. Halftown as presiding leader. First, on January 7, 1965, The Chief is a full-blooded Thurlow Spurr and the Spurr- Seneca Indian. He is an Ail- lows was an all-out effort to American athlete, a great stress to students the impor- bowler, a businessman, and an tance of safe driving, ^as well Indian chief all in one. as a good education. I'm sure Chief Halftown came to us on everyone definitely enjoyed this February 15, 1965. He talked assembly and it made a great television pros and cons, Indian Begin Duties at School impression on all of us, thanks histovy, Indian relics, Indian to Mr. Spurr and his Wonderful lore, and he sang Indian songs. Spurrlows. Yet, Chief Halftown's speech Our second assembly was pertained mostly to education, truly a great one. We had a as did Thurlow Spurr and Prin- First Junior Class Officers Elected "real genuine princess", to cess Caradja. .All three by quote Mr. Godwin. Former their programs were unique Princess Caradja of Rumania and different, but they had one either Florida State University had to fiee from her country thing very much in common — Bruce Hurd or the University of Florida, Phil Beese when the Nazis and later the education. majoring in physical education. Communists brutally took over. Thurlow Spurr is a modern Bruce Dexter Hurd was born He plans to become a coach at Phil Beese, Boca High's first Since then, the Princess has American, Princess Carodiais on April 11, 1947, in Glovers- Boca Raton High. Of course, junior class treasurer, was been touring all over the United a refugee and an American, ville, New York. he has alwaysbeen interested in born in Pittsburgh, Penn- States warning the youth of while Chief Halftown is an He has spent most of his all sports. Football is his first sylvania, and moved to Florida America not to take the free- American Indian, and they all school career in Boca, begin- love. Basketball and baseball when he was six years old. He dom they have for granted and to share this same idea. ning at the Boca Raton Elemen- are next. has been in Boca Raton for take advantage of all educa- America is only as great tary School in the third grade. Bruce has been President four years. tional opportunities. as its leaders, and we are After attending the Deerfield of his home room since the His schedule consists of The Princess' talk had a the leaders of tomorrow. Elementary School for one year, seventh grade and a faithful American history, chemistry, variety of humor, knowledge These programs gave us all he returned to Boca to attend member of the Student Council. Spanish III, trigonemetry and and fear. Not the fear you a great deal to think about. J.C. Mitchell. Bruce thinks the He is now the director of analytic geometry, English and know is coming, but the kind Our humble thanks to Thurlow most of Boca-Raton High, the the Interact Club sponsored by typing I. He is a member of the that comes slowly but surely Spurr and his Spurrlows, Prin- school he has grown with, and the Boca Raton Rotary Club. He Interact Club. with little warning. This is cess Caradja of Rumania, and hopes to see a better equipped is also a member of Boca's Phil would like to go to Flori- what she was trying to point Chief Halftown. school in future years. Teen-Age Center. da State University and become Bruce also hopes to attend Bruce Hurd has received the a mechanical engineer. honor of becoming the first junior class President of Boca | Editorial J Raton High School. He is an Bonnie Genser outstanding student with great potential and Boca High thinks Bonnie Genser the most of him, too! I Limited Activities?! One of the most active and S^- Tom Ziolkowski busy students at our school, Once upon a time, there lived a Boca Raton High School stu- Bonnie Genser moved to Boca dent who was overflowing with pride and interest in his school. Raton from New Jersey in the Consequently, he belonged to every school activity available to Tom, a 16-year old sports him Dramatics, Journalism, Future Teachers of America, enthusiast, lived in Ohio until middle of 9th grade. In New Interact, Spanish, Band, Yearbook, and Student Council -he be- he was 11 years old, when he Jersey, Bonnie was the Vice longed to them all. This overly active student, however, en- moved to Pompano Beach, Flo- President of her class and a countered several difficulties because of his keen interest in rida. In 1960 he moved to Boca cheerleader, which paved the -\ his school. . . Raton and attended J.C. Mit- way for her vigorous participa- First, he had to decide which activity to attend if more man chell Junior High and then on to tion at Boca High. Last year she ran for Student Council, and this one was'offered during one afternoon. Since no time was allowed Boca High. Currently he is tak- for school activities during the school day, the afternoon would ing typing, American History, year she is the Secretary of the Spanish II, English and Physical Junior Class. "I'm interested have to suffice. Education. Tom is also in Key in singing and dancing," says Secondly, his big problem of transportation had to be dealt with. Since his parents worked all day and he had no personal means Bruce Hurd Club, Student Council, and is Bonnie. She hopes a career in the treasurer of the Junior acting or dancing is in her fu- Phil Beese of transportation, his only hope was to find a steady who owned Class. His favorite sports are ture. a Honda, and believe it or not, a girl like that was hard to find baseball and football, in which in those days. he actively participates. Future Finally the activities were far from being successful, bpon- New Faces plans include attending F.S.U. sors and'activity officers were usually left "holding the bag Summer College Institutes when the time for an activity project rolled around. As a result, the time that should have been spent doing school work had to Seen at School be used by these teachers and students who were trying to do the Open to Local Students job of an entire body of students. There are many new faces at Sound familiar? It should. Every teacher and student who has Great opportunities await the poses. CASSI (Communications Boca Raton High School, but they Arts and Science Summer In- actively participated in any club this year has suffered many aren't high school students, nor college-bound Boca Raton High pains trying to maintain clubs and organizations worthy of Boca School students in the fields of stitute) explores the theories, are they teachers. Who are science, art and techniques of Wouldn't it be much easier if the number of activities to which they? Interns and observers science, engineering, and com- a student can belong were limited? And how about.having at munications arts. communication, with self-im- from Florida Atlantic Univer- provement as its prime objec- least one day a week during which an activity schedule could be sity. Two-week summer programs tive. In striving for this objec- used? In this way, school activities could meet during school time Now you may ask, "I know are open to 10th, 11th, and 12th tive, CASSI introduces students and no transportation problem would arise. As for classes, the what an intern is, but what is an grade students at several col- leges and universities through- like us to the Liberal Arts stud- teachers would merely plan for a shorter class period. observer?" An observer is a ies. Both institutes offer career I think this could very well be the solution to our problems. university student who is taking the the country. The institutes information in their respective a semester course which re— are sponsored by Scientists of areas. Members of the regular quires twenty hours of obser- Tomorrow, a Portland, Oregon, staffs of the host institutions vation in a classroom. An in- nonprofit organization. serve on the JESSI and CASSI New Suggestion Box Will Be tern is taking a course which The Junior Engineers' and faculties. requires three weeks of Scientists' Summer Institute, or "practice teaching." Actually JESSI, is an exploration in the Important by-products of the Located in School Cafeteria "practice teaching" is an old sciences and engineering for JESSI and CASSI experience Tom Ziolkowski orientation and guidance pur- are: the experience of living term for interning. The ob^ away from home, learning how As our school grows larger, student's way of having a say servers are taking courses now to choose a college and about the it becomes harder and harder in what goes in his school. which will enable them later life of a student on a college to know exactly what each stu- Use this opportunity to express to become interns. or university campus, becoming dent likes and dislikes. The your ideas. We want to hear How many interns and ob- Future Homemakers Club more fully aware of the burden Bobtales staff realizes this and them, servers are here now and will of self-responsibility of the col- is trying to give their contribu- be here next year? We find lege student, and learning that tion by setting up a suggestion that this is based upon the num- Initiates New Members the study demands and the com- box. It will be located in the Vo!. 1 BOBTALES No. 2 ber of qualified teachers in our cafeteria, which we hope will be Boca Raton News Page 9 petition with which a college a convenient spot. school. A qualified teacher is Sixteen new members were dents at Boca Raton High School. student is confronted are much March 7, 1965 usually one who has a master's recently initiated into the Boca It will be directed by the pres- greater than any heretofore ex- Although we would like many degree and has taken courses Raton chapter of Future Home- ent members of F.H.A. perienced. replies, a few restrictions will A Special page prepared by in supervising interns. Next makers of America. With can- be made. They must be hand Students of Boca Raton High Schooi Included were: Glenda Bass, Interested students and par- STAFF year when we will have a twelfth dlelight services, the president Betty Campbell, Barbara ents may obtain full particulars written and signed by the inte- Editor; Carolyn Johnson grade the number will increase, Sherry Poole, and other mem- Campbell, Colleen Keitzer, rested person. Each will be Co-Editor: Colleen Keitzer about CASSI and JESSI by writ- carefully read by the newspaper Business Manager: David Esco; Feature but again, this depends on the bers explained the purposes of Carol Strimbu, Barbara Hupp, ing to Scientists of Tomorrow, E.iitor: Phil Moore; Club News Editor: teachers. F.H.A., the meaning of the em- Kay Hardy, Lynn Krautwald, 309 New Fliedner Building, staff and will be written up as Jane Clements; Social Editor: Gayle Now you have the complete blem and colors, and other in- Barbara Wade, Darcy Apetz, articles .for the paper. Later Ghiotto; Art Editor: Holly Barton; Secre- Portland, Oregon 97205. these ideas will be handed over tary: Barbara Hupp; Reporters: Suzanne story about all the new faces, formation about the club. Carol Traxler, Jane Criswell, Journalism, speech, and mu- Zinn. Sherry! Hartley, Frances Dawson, and we want all of them to know to the student council for con- Jane Criswell, Bill Wytlner, Jeff Clark, Dolores Harder, Gail Ghiotto, sic programs are now being of- sideration. Marti Tenuta, Bil! DaCamara, Ann Wim. that we welcome them and en- The club hopes to form a Genie Whorton, and Celia Hoff- fered by Northwestern Univer- berly; Sponsors: Mrs. Sam Ear! Esca, Mrs. joy having them here. F.H.A. for the junior high stu- stetter. sity. Just remember this is the Linda Gschwind. 10 March 7. 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS fte/Wy Named Architect Of Delray Beach Project Architect Richard C. radiant heat and the fix- Reilly — associated with tures available in the many of Florida's most buyer's choice of co- famous apartments, lors. All electric kit- commercial buildings, chens will privide lum- hotels and restaurants— inous ceilings. has been commissioned Recreational facili- to design the Tropicana ties will include an Oly- Golf & Country Club A- pic size, centrally lo- partments — planned as cated swimming pool, Palm Beach County's sun lounge and shuffle- largest cooperative a- board courts. Addition- partment complex. al outdoor attractions Recognized as one of will be the barbecue South Florida's most areas and putting creative architects, greens. Reilly has drawn the Parking facilities will blueprints for such be located behind the structures as the Jack buildings and away from Tar Grand Bahama the 2213 yard golf course Country Club and Ho- and adjacent driving tel, West End, Grand range. In addition to Bahamas, Summit Tow- reserved spaces for re- ers Apartments, May- sidents, parking accom- bury Mansions, Fort modations will be pro- Lauderdale; Playboy vided for guests, Club Miami; Mai Kai, Reilly's design plans Lex Kuznak, "Mr. Lex", has opened Decorator's Flanda Enterprises officials look over construc- (the treasurer and the president) inspect plans for Fort Lauderdale; and take maximum advan- tion of one of their two new cooperative apartment one of the eight unit buildings. Two buildings are the Lauderdale Tower tage of the Golf Course Delight, a new interior decorator's store in Boca complexes being built on Palmetto Park Road. Mr. complete; the other two will be finished in April. and Coral Lake Tower and Intracoastal Water- Raton. His offices are located at southeast Second and Mrs. John Flanagan (the vice president and Apartments sell in the $8i300-$ll,700 range. Apartments in Fort way location. Model street and Dixie Highway. secretary) and Mr. and Mrs. L.E. "Jack" Dalton Lauderdale- apartments are sched- The Tropicana com- uled to be ready for REALTORS OF BOCA RATON plex — 518 apartments public inspection dur- in 22 buildings on a ing the month of March. The following MACLAREN & ANDER- 40 acre site — is to are members of SON, INC., 151 E. Royal be built around the Tro- the Boca Raton Palm Road, 395-1333. pical Golf Center, be- Chandelier Use Board of Real- MILDRED I. MADDOX, tors. Doing tween Federal Highway, 507 N.E. 20th St,9 395= U.S. 1, and the Intra- business with 2900. Up for Bedrooms them you are MEDALLION REALTY, coastal Waterway, Reil- assured the ly has planned the apart- Suite C, 131 E. Palmetto The trend to make the highest type of service Park Rd., 395-2421o ments so that each will master bedroom func- that can be administered J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, overlook the Par 3, 18 tion as a private suite in the field of Real Estate INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., hole course — which has touched off another Practice. 395-4711. residents will be privi- new decorating idea — MOTHERWELL REALTY, leged to use as often the use of chandeliers ARVIDA REALTY SALES, 757 So Federal Hwy., as they like. in bedrooms. Inc., 998 S. Federal Hwy.B 395-4044- 395=2000. THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 Reilly — whose firm The American Home W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. N.E. 1st Avenue, 395- is located in Ft. Lau- Lighting Institute re- Federal Hwy., 395=4334. 3838. derdale — has designed ports that a num"ber of CONN C. CURRY, 711 E. F. BYRON PARKS, 151 the 3-story buildings, homebuilders around the Palmetto Park Bd 395- N. Ocean Boulevard, with elevators, so that country are inspiring 3922, 395=3700. each will contain 24 a- chandelier mobility. BRUCE E. DARRELL, PETRUZZELLI REALTY, partments of one and Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto INC., 2325 N. Ocean two bedrooms. Every Paik Rd., 395-1322. Boulevard., 395-0822. apartment will feature WM. DAY, INC., 500 S. PLASTRIDGE AGENCY, Federal Hwy., 395-0220. INC., 224 S, Fed. Hwy,, a private terrace or 395=1433. patio that offers a view FSOSELL REALTY, P.O. Box 1196,, 395=0333. J. STUART ROBERTSON, of the golf course and H.D. G«TES, 234 S. INC., 60 S. Federal Hwy., landscaped gardens of Federal Hwy,, 395-2733. 395-4624. the community. ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 The Boca Raton Board of Realtors Associa The apartments E. Palmetto Park Road, S.E. 3rd St., 399-6444. by Harry J. Vordermeir of Fort Lauderdale who is themselves will include 395-2244. FRED E. TAYLOR, 100 tion gained two new members Thursday when, immediate past president of the Florida Associa- every facility for mo- ROBERT W, INGALLS. N.E. 20th St., P O. Box third and fourth from left. Paul W. Speicher, 862, 395-7059. tion of Realtors. William Ft Keeton, left is presi- dern living; individual- Royal Palm Shopping president of Plastridge. Inc. of Delray Beach, Plaza, 395-3130. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., dent of the Boca Realtors Assn. - -Continental ly controlled year 855 S. Federal Hwy., and Richard F, Ross, a Boca real estate ap- Photo Service picture. 'round air conditioning F. WOODROW KEETON, praiser, were given certificates of accredition 2950 N. Ocean Boule- 395-4000. and heating; large vard, 395-5252. JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 rooms with ample clo- Keys Drive, CR8-2402. set and storage space; insulated concrete walls and ceilings. Baths will be of ceramic tile, with IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY GRIFFIN The Reghn'$ Most Outstanding FLOORING CO 'Griffin Has The Floor" Co-operciffVe Apartment Value!

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lie Site Green Stamps wirfi rfiis coupon mi purchase of: Bids Sought Copeland's O&P, Liver Cheese, Olive, Bologna COLD CUTS Bids are being so- 3 6-oz. pkgs. 87c licited for' concession expires Wed., March 10, 1965) developments at two new, major recreation sites in the Everglades, A along U.S. Highway 27 1OO A" 1OO west of Fort Lauder- Groen Stamps dale. with this coupon and ourcnost of: A total of up to $75,- Vnox Imported From Holland Extra Lean 000 in federal money is PORK LOIN ROLL available for each site, 3-lb. can $3.29 to be matched on a 50- (Coupon expires Wed., March 10, 1965), 50 basis by the successful bidder, according to Jack Horner of Palm Beach, vice chair- Boneless; Butt' ;" ••"••:;:/ .:'-^:^cs^*"K'3^M;^v^ man of the governing board of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. Horner announced that filling and grading of Daisies • * 69 the five-acre tracts have been completed, and the concession bids Copeland's O&P, Liver Cheese, Olive, Bologna will be opened March 29 C in Tallahassee at off- Cold Cuts ... 3 is 87 Swift's Premium Tender Grown, ices of the Florida Game Shipped Gov't-lnspected and Fresh Water Fish (Plus 100 S&H Green Stomps with coupon) Commission. Fresh Not Frozen The sites, already Dirr's Gold Seal open to the public, pro- C vide access to FCD Con- Wieners SJ: 49 servation Areas 2 and 3 Unox Imported From Holland Extra Lean * which cover more than S 29 1,100 square miles in Pork Loin Roll . . . <£ 3 Palm Beach, Broward, (Plus 100 S&H Green Stamps with coupon} and Dade Counties. Fab- ulous fishing, boating and .seasonal hunting opportunities are available in these areas. Birds Eye w/Cream Sauce To date $78,000 in federal and state funds Green Peas . . 4 have been expended to Mrs. Smith's Delicious Dutch fill and grade the sites, 2 C Horner said. The con-Apple Tart . . . : ,C 49 tract for this work was awarded to E. and I. Handy's Standard Inc. of Fort Lauderdale C by the Game and Fish Oysters '2r 69 Commission. The Flood Gorton's Breaded Control District provid- ed spoil from along the $ South New River Canal Shrimp ...... £: P (Canal 11) and handled (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) all necessary engineer- Del Monte (CUT-UP OR WHOLE) ing plans. 8-oz. If the full amount of Seafoods Tomato Sauce . 3 cans 29= federal money (in ac- Franco American w/Meat Bails celerated public works Fresh Caught Kingfish 15V2-OZ. funds) is matched at the CSpaghetti ..... can 23= new sites, each conces- Steaks ...... »>. 49Franco American w/Beef sion development will White Pearl Large Size 15-oz. represent a $150,000 in- lb- $109 Spaghetti can 23= vestment. Shrimp The additional costs Franco American /Beef of filling and grading, 15-oz. plus cost of engineering Macaroni . ... . can 23= Juicy Seedless of plans and specifica- Snow's tions would put each of 15-oz. the recreation sites can bag 39< near a $200,000 figure. Clam Chowder . . 25= GRAPEFRUIT The Game Commis- Master's Pineapple or Fruit Salad Westfield sion, which is adminis- Mb. 24-oz. Solid Green Florida tering the APW funds, Cottage Cheese . . . cup bot. will award the contracts Grape Juice . . . . 29= Kraft Cracker Barrel Extra lb. 5< to the best bidder on the C Cypress Garden's Sweet or Unsweet CABBAGE basis of some 35 pages Sharp Cheese ** 49 46-oi. All-Purpose Winesap of requirements and le- Kraft Sliced Grapefruit Juice . can 25= gal papers prepared by C the Flood Control Dis- Muenster Cheese . . . PC 33 Nine Lives Tuna trict. Betty Crocker 12-oz. 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Federal Highway Prices Effective Boca Raton, Florida Green Stamps Green Palm Aire Attorneys for Estate of James with ihn coupon and pw'Cnose ol: wtth ihis coupon and purchosc oi. Mon.-Tues.-Wed. R. Ambrose, deceased !<=> Shopping Center Nesrle's Plain or ToEl House Port) COOKIE MIX DOG FOOD March 8-9-10 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. First publication: February 21, 3 1314-01. pkgs. $1 6 16-oz. coris 98c 1965 (Coupon expires Wed., March 10, 1965) DEERFIELD BEACH, FLA. Boca Raton News (Coupon expires Wed., March 10, 1965) February 21, 28, March 7, 14, 1965. 12_Morch_7f 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Bobccrf Diamond Men mm. =rr Lose First Tilt, 4 to 1 Passed balls, nasty niskas, advanced twice The Bpbcats started a sed balls in a row iced Words in the game of on passed balls and small rally in their half the game for Seacrest baseball were the Bob- scored standing up when of the third, but the in the top of the fourth cat's downfall Friday as Wimberly rapped a fire was put out before as center fielder Walker they opened their 1965 sharp liner to second. they could do anything made the circuit. season. Visiting Sea- Boca Raton came back with it. With one out, While holding the Cats crest capitalized on the in the bottom of the D. Dodge rapped a sin- to only three men at the errors and put together second to tie up the gle. He lasted only a plate, Seacrest put two a 4-1 win. score. With one out short time, and was insurance runs across caught between first and the plate in the fifth, In what started out to left fielder Klipsic XA»-*' • ' *•'":• S" ".•.'-•;•."••:,.• *-V-' »'. be a pitcher's duel, both walked and taking along second bases for the Passed balls again play- teams broke out in the lead, scored from first second out, when Tom ing a big part. second inning to score base when Martin hit a Ziolkowski hit into a Seacrest was able to a single run. long double to left field. fielder's choice. put runners on the base- Seacrest opened the Lekniskas set down A fly to third base paths in each of the The Gun Fires Thursday book as second baseman the opposition in order by Lekniskas' left one sixth and seventh inn- Tofano worked a walk in the third, striking out on and the inning over. ings, but the Cats stop- Coached By Charlie Bennett off pitcher Chuck Lek- all three batters. A walk and three pas- ped scoring operations. Coach Harry Benson said he thought the boys played a good game of Track Teain In Competition Thursday ball against tough competition in their first Jupiter Wins, 79-62, Charlie Bennett's James Jenkins, showing of the year. Coming up Tuesday, the track team "is just a- sprints, relays, high Boca Raton High squad bout ready" for it's jump. first competition next Danny Russel, will host Pace. sprints, relays, hop, Cage Season Is Over The box score: Thursday, he said, yes- terday. step and jump. Boca Raton's Bobcat Curry stayed at about SEACREST ABRH Coach Bennett says Mike Hart, 440 and basketball team bowed his usual pace, blister- Pasley, ss 300 he has 22 boys out prac- relays. out of state competition ing the 'hoop with 24 Lutzinger, c 4 0 0 ticing now and will get John Galloway, Friday night when they points. Curry dropped in Walker, cf 3 1 1 some more as soon as Reichert, p-lf 3 10 sprints and relays. met Jupiter's Warriors nine field goals and six basketball finally comes Henry Mateo, hur- and were defeated, 79 from the free throw line. Tofano, 2b 2 0 0 to a halt. Day, 3b dles, high jump and re- to 62. Backing him up was 3 00 Boca Raton will en- lays, also try out on Henry Mateo and Jay Wimberly, lb 3 00 ter a four-way match The highly rated War- Hill, lf-p pole vault and hop, step rior squad, 22-4 on the Trettein, both with 11 3 1 1 Thursday afternoon on and jump. season, had little trou- marks. Mateo had been Dunn, rf 2 11 a road trip to Belle Rose, If 000 Jerry Villars, 440 and ble in racking up the win one of the steady scor- Glade. Other teams will mile relay, will try out as they jumped off to an ers all season, Trettein Totals 26 4 3 include Pahokee and ABRH on high jump and broad early lead and never fal- has come on like a house BOBCATS Clewiston. jump. afire in the past three or Dodge, cf 3 0 1 Bennett is faced with tered. 3 0 0 Ricky King, shot. Al Zavaletta and Dar four games. Ziolkowski, ss a brand new track team Jerry Williams, shot, Boca Raton got a bad Lekniskas, p 3 0 1 that has never seen Dailey, regular mem- 3 00 low hurdles, relays and bers of the Jupiter squad break in the game when Enders, lb competition before. And discus. were credited with hold- Bob Maxson Curry fouled out in the Lalli, c 200 he has also been faced Bozzone, c 200 James Anderson, 880. ing the guiding light for fourth with almost seven with working out with Carl Feddern, mile. the Warriors. Zavalet- minutes left to play. Top Klipsic, If 2 10 makeshift equipment. more than anyone else. Martin, 3b 30 1 Pete Blum, shot. ta, scoring mainly in Tom Brown, Jupiter's point maker of the year, Boca Raton High School Harry Finley, shot. the first and third quar- his potential for those Dolan, rf 10 0 has very few facilities leading scorer was Small, ph 1 00 Mike Maier, relays. •m* ters, poured through sidelined with a charley few minutes would have for track. Steve Breitenstein, nine field goals and a been a much closer Zinno, rf 000 At least four boys are horse and had to sit out Keith, 2b 20 0 880 and hurdles. foul shot to rack up a the night on the bench. In score. expected to work out Tim Beegle, shot. 19-point evening. Dailey Coach Bob Maxson McMahan, 2b 0 0 0 the first of the week his place, second Totals 21 1 3 Dave Forsyth, discus. was hot during the open- stringer Don Harrison, said after the game he from the basketball Rick Bossenberry, was "very well satis- . Bobcats 010 120 0-4 team and Bennett says ing half scoring 14 came out on the floor. 000 0—1 discus. points. He added one in And he came on with fied." Seacrest 010 he'll be depending on the third quarter. ' a roar of a freight train. "It was a good ball Walter C. Wingfield, them for some wins. Dennis Jones, sprints But a dark horse by Taking a while to get game and 79 points was who invented modern A complete roster of and relays. the name of Don Har- warmed up, the new- all they could get. They lawn tennis in 1873, men and events they will Ron Riewold, mile. rison probably hurt comer poured in 18 didn't run over us. I'm called it "spharist- enter Thursday include: Paul Moore, mile- points. not satisfied with losing, like" and claimed that Steve Curry, hurdles. Terry Heath, 880. For Boca Raton, Steve but I think the boys did he modeled it after an Steve Conn, broad Mack Gerald, 880/ Rtsce Named (Continued on page 13) ancient Greek game. jump, hop, step and Dave Ingham, broad BOBCATS FGFTTP jump. jump, low hurdles, hop, Curry 9 6 24 Dwight Hires, pole step and jump. 1st Honor £-Jfc,i .S^*--J vault and relays. Paul Rainey, mile. Mateo 4 3 11 Practice Will Tell Guy 2 2 6 Of Bankers Trettein 3 5 11 The American Insti- Dodge 113 tute of Banking had a Villars 2 0 4 In Florida Fishing Derby race named in their hon- Riewold 0 1 1 or at the Pompano Beach Riskie 10 2 Harness Track Friday Totals 22 18 62 night. Mrs. Mary Mur- WARRIORS FGFTTP Lower East Coast Fishermen Pick Up $5,000 ray and Mrs. Leland Harrison 7 4 18 Lower East Coast Pierce hooked a one- along Tamiami Trail, Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Cecil of Boca Raton Na- Zavaletta 9 1 19 tional Bank were the Voorhes fishermen picked up pound, . seven-ounce Palm Beach, Monet Rd., (Continued on 13 A) 10 2 more than $5,000 in the bluefish at Sand Point Hillsboro and Jupiter Palm Beach Chapter Davie 4 0 8 representatives. The Dailey first month of the 1965 in the ocean, with a C-18 Canals, Lake 6 3 15 Schlitz Florida Fishing Derby Double $100 tag. Okeechobee, Tiger Tail SAVE THIS Debate Team from the Mills 10 2 Miami Chapter was in- Carmen Derby, with two months He got $200. James M. Lake, Blue Cypress vited to the winners cir- Goldsmith 3 3 9 still ahead to increase Raulerson found a $100 Lake and Lake Marion. 1 4 6 bass in Lake Okeecho- NUMBER cle. Totals their awards. The Derby, whose 64 15 79 A tabulation yester- bee near Archer Lodge, costs are defrayed by day of February Derby and Fred Wesley got the Jos. Schlitz Brew- FOR catches in fresh and salt $100 for a red snapper ing Company in the in- water from Fort Pierce caught north of the Be- terest of conservation EMERGENCY USE LET'S BEAT INFLATION ! to Miami showed that thel Shoal Buoy. Three and biological studies, 114 tagged fish paid their more $25 tags returned will be open free to Did you knoiv that $1.00 captors $5,350 in a- to the State Game and the public until April mounts ranging from Fresh Water Fish Com- 30 in the counties of $25 to $2,000. mission and the Board KRAEER put into fixed savings in of Conservation through Broward, Dade, Indian Owen Day, a Fort Schlitz wholesalers had River, Martin, Monroe, 1949 is.now worth only 79( Lauderdale postoffice double bonus values. Okeechobee, Palm Ambulance worker, caught the big Beach and St. Lucie. in purchasing power 1 one. It was only a four- Among those receiv- Captors of tagged fish ounce bass, landed at ing awards was Ralph may redeem awards Andy town, but it had a Houk, general manager from wholesalers at Ft. 395-1800 Did you know that $1.00 $1,000 tag. Because its of the New York Yank- Pierce, West Palm tag number was one of ees, who brought in a put into average common 99 designated for an Old four-ounce bass worth stocks in 1949 has grown Milwaukee Conserva- $25 from the KingFish- We specialize in REPAIRS of Palmer C. Pitcher, Academic Dean of Florida tion Award Bonus, it g Camp, near Fort to $412 ? Atlantic University, insists that he had the tuna paid double the tag value Lauderdale. PHONOGRAPHS in the picture under control when some sea mon- or $2,000. Derby action during ster tried to take it away from him. 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Federal Boca Raton i BOCA RATON NEWS March 7, 1965 13 Snead and Others Ready Nichols Signs For Doral Match PGA National Champ- Monentary accept- vored with the best field appear are Band Lead- ion Bobby Nichols to- ances are awaited from ever to tee off in a er Sammy Kaye, Yan- day added new lustre Gary Player and Billy. Florida tournament." kee slugger Mickey to the growing list of Casper, two out of three Strafaci also an- Mantle, TV personality golf greats scheduled to time Doral winner. nounced' that an official Jack Lescoulie, and tee off Thursday March Also entered already entry has been received Senator Smathers. Gor- 11th in the Fourth An- in a star studded field from Ed Sullivan, pro- don Macre, popular nual Doral Invitational are Bert Yancey, Doug minent amateur golfer show biz star, will also to be held at the Doral Sanders, Phil Rodgers, who sometimes also be on hand for his sec- Country Club Hotel in Gary Bauer, Tommy A- makes TV appearances ond straight Doral Pro- Miami. aron, Rex Baxter, as an avocation. Sul- Celebrity appearance. In addition, Sam Snead George Archer, Butch livan, who played last Perry Como is trying of Boca Raton, fresh Baird, Ron Funseth, Bob year, joins the name- to arrange his schedule from his second conse- Goalby, Lionel and Jay sake star of the tour- to make a first Doral cutive victory in the Hebert, Bob Rosburg, ney, Jackie Gleason, appearance in this PGA Seniors has also Dick Sikes, Dan Sikes, who's scheduled to ar- strong celebrity field, signed for a return go Frank Beard, Jack Rule rive for his tee-off time being joined, of course, at the $12,000 top prize. and Tom Nieporte. with Billy Casper by by sixty of the top PGA Nichols and Snead join According to Tourna- Goodyear Blimp at the stars. Jack Nicklaus as top ment Director Frank Doral Blue Course. Ot- luminaries already en- Strafaci, "It looks like her golfing celebrities tered in the tournament. Doral will again be fa- who are scheduled to Univ. Park Men Play Best of 12 VVfc}$& ||^%;

( *( ~ ? a special round of golf Wednesday morning. They called it a "Best 12 Holes Tournament." Coming out on top was Ralph H. McCahah. In second place a tie showed up as Dale Scheaffer and Jerry Roux posted identical scores. Over $9,700 in prize money was passed out to Pa. Some of the other members participating on Taking a firm hold on the professional members of a pair of tied teams the two teams are left to right, Dave R. Watson, third place was Cy Da- Tuesday evening at the Hotel and Club. Shown Walter Hayden and John Barrows. Winners who vis. Paul Bledsoe and above receiving his check from Ron Poiane, were absent when the picture was taken were Ernest Schwind split assistant golf pro, is Frank Garvin, assistant pro Wilson E. Cole, Duke Gibson, James Exum and honors for fourth. at Philmont Country Club, Huntingdon Valley, Grover* Higgins. Kegler's Korner Two Polo Teams Seek The Sturdy Oaks Robins 41 63 Niles 217 Bowling League will Woodpeckers 38ft -65Vi High team game, Yates, Poole, First Win of League High team game, Hawks, 761; Musul, Stebbins, Carter, 976; start at l:30 p.m. this high team triple," Hawks, 2103; high team triple, Morgan, Car- Monday due to their ban- individual high, Shirley Avam- gill, Niles, Eble, Lloyd, 2611; Milwaukee and Gulf- At stake will be the Among the winners in Royal Palm Women's Handicap Tournament were pato, 181; individual triple, individual high and triple, quet which will be held Grace Pearson, 482. stream will be seeking coveted Spectator Tro- Sophie Helders, left and Arta Mae Johnston, center. Shown being congratu- Smale, 216.531. in the evening. CHURCH FELLOWSHIP a way out of the Sun- phy, donated ^by Alan lated by Association President Fran Miller, the ladies were first and second INDUSTRIAL Thursday Santo Mon- Team Won Lost Team Won Lost shine League cellar Howard, published of the flight winners. golia bowled a 231, Paul Advent 2 63ft 32ft Gory Ind. 19 9 when they clash at Ro- Social Spectator maga- Community 6 63 33 Sjostrom 1 17 11 Villiard had 218, Robert Baptist 5 62 34 Sjostrom 2 16 12 yal Palm Polo Grounds zine. McClaren 204 and Tony Advent 1 59 37 Seamans Shell 14 .14 Sunday in the game A large crowd from Presbyterian 12 54 42 Roycraft Cq.ach 12 16 sponsored by the Bro- Broward County, sup- Dorothy Marron Wins Top Honors Drasal 200. Community 7 5216 43/2 Paul* s Barker Shop 12 16 Three members of the Moravian 10 52ft 43ft LeBlanc Auto 11 17 ward County Easter Seal porting the Society for United 14 51 45 Rinker Materials 11 17 Clinic. Liberty Glass Prep Advent 4 45 51 High team game, Sjostrom 1, 972- Crippled Children and league have qualified for Advent 3 43ft 52ft high team triple. Gory -(nd., 272-; Milwaukee Captain Adults, is expected to As Royal Palm Women Compete the Miami News Youth, Methodist 9 38 58 individual high and triple, Raiph George Oliver, rated at swell the season peak Presbyterian 11 35ft 60ft Lenny, 264-628. tournament in Miami. Presbyterian 13 31ft 64ft eight goals, will have number of polo fans. Royal Palm Women defeated Jan Day, 1 up. Thursday, the ladies Susan Meredith, Ted 01- Community 8 22 74 ROYAL PALM WOMEN Cleveland's Max Nemec Tulsa leads the Sun- High team game. Community 6, Team Won Lost played two tournaments First Flight saw Arta held a Match Pro, Hole sen, and Rick Brownlee 793; high team triple, Moravian Skippers 41 16 at No. 1 with Walter shine League with two Thursday in regular Mae Jonston defeating by Hole tournament. are the qualifiers. 1(1, 2194; individual high, Charles Anchors 36 22 Hayden at No. 2 and wins followed by Royal Ruth Killebrew, also by Jordan, 230: individual triple, Waves 33^2 23)i play. Or at least fin- Winners in Class A Children and adults Fred Sturm, 593. Cutters 32^2 22H> Benny Gutierrez at Palm with a 1-1 record. ished one and played one up. competition were Jan alike are looking for- STUKDY OAKS Cruisers 29 27 back. Both Milwaukee and another. In Second Flight, So- Day and Kay Wolf el. High team game. Cruisers, 5 38; Facing the 18 goal ward to the showing of WEEKLY WINNERS: high team triple, Crui sers, 1500; Gulfstream are seeking Completing last phie Helders defeated Day was four up and the 1964 World Series Musul 227 individ ual nigh, Irene Watson quartet will be a well their first victory. week's rainout of the Dottie Wilson and Third Wolf el three up. Yates 225 and Luanna Crane, 151; indivi- balanced 19 goal Gulf- movies between the St. Douglas 221 dual triple, Irene Watson, 408,. Royal Palm Polo 4 week Handicap Tour- Flight saw Leatrice Ea- In Class B, Ruth Kil- Louis and Yankees. The Schmidt 220 stream team of Pedro Grounds is located next nament, were 64 play- gan defeating Billie lebrew had four up for pictures will be shown Silvero, five goals, at to Florida Atlantic Uni- ers. Bachman. Both match first, Harriet Wagstaff, next Saturday at 3 p.m. Budget For Marine Gamefish Study No. 1, Bobby Connors, versity off Exit 6 of the In the Championship wins were by one up. three up for second and and 7 p.m. In addition, four goals at No. 2, Sunshine State Turnpike Flight, Dorothy Marron In regular play Lucy Franklin one up a special movie showing Jules "Tiger" Romfh, at Military Trail. for third. the All America Youth 'Inadepuate,' Says Richard Wolff six goals at No. 3 and Class C saw two ties Bowling tournam ent Glenn Hart, four goals The proposed federal the $401,000 requested Boca Raton Women Golfers second and third places. held last year through- by the administration. at back. Adelaide Campbell took out the country will be budget for the nation's first with a four up. In shown. Marine Gamefish Re- Yie For President's Cup second were Sophie Marilyn Brownlee search program was Helders and Dottie Wil- won a spot on the Miami described as "inade- Boca Raton Women's In Class B competi- son at three up. Third Herald area team and quate, unrealistic and SEE . . . FIRST FEDERAL First I Association members tion, Alice Taylor stood inviting disaster on the alone with low gross. place honors were split bowled in the national held their President's by Alta Knight and Eu- telephonies. favorite recreation of Cup Golf Tournament However, low net had nice Effler. Both had Dave Rosenblatt an- millions of Americans" Wednesday morning to be determined by a one up. nounced that the FAU by Richard C. Wolff, with about 32 on the drawing of cards as four Intramural billiard and vice president of The course. ladies had identical table tennis tour- Garcia Corporation in Four trophies were scores. They were Mil- Fishermen naments will get under remarks prepared for passed out as a four lie Winski, BetteFreyd- way on Monday. Mat- delivery to Congress, way tie showed up for berg, Kay Catena and (Continued from 12A) ches in billiard are Monday, Mar. 1. one event. Helen Cohen. Catena Describing the pro- Miami, Homestead or scheduled for Monday Taking low gross in won the draw. at 4 p.m. while the table gram which is head- Class A Division was Key West by delivering quartered at Sandy Trophies were fur- tennis starts Tuesday at Haael Cook. She had their fish intact with 7 p.m. Hook, N.J., as "helpless an 85. In the same nished by Mr, and numbered tag. as a ship without an en- Mrs. Sam Boosin. Mrs. The finals for the Chi- division, low net of 68 Award winners have cago Round of Archers gine/' Wolff cited the won honors for Ethel Boosin is chairman of come from all parts of need for an operating the Association. will take place starting Hendler. Florida, and many other at noon. budget in 1966 of states. A new Learn To Bowl $1,506,000 compared to The Derby is being class in cooperation conducted in four Flori- with the Recreation De- Build, Buy, da geographical zones. partment starts on It will open for three Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Bus months each in Zone 2, There will be six clas- Southwest Florida, A- ses and the total cost Service pril 1 is $3.50. Those inter- Refinance ested may sign up at the recreation dept. or with a low cost Cagers at the University Bowl by Jim Rifenburg (Continued from 12) on Tuesday morning. SPORTS EDITOR a good job against a The Gold Coast Bil- real tough ball club," liard tournament gets A little over a week ago this column appealed he said. underway this evening to sports fans of Boca Raton to help raise funds On the season, Max- starting at 8 p.m. HOME LOAN for the depleted athletic fund at the high school. son said he was "quite THE EAHLY BIRDS At the same time we asked for old golf clubs, surprised." Winning 8 Team Won Lost Sparrows 73 31 for LOWEST LOCAL RATES • PROMPT * CONFIDENTIAL balls and tennis rackets. We have to use our of their last 10 starts, Flamingoes bi)'i 3914 old golf clubs and by the time a water hazard the Bobcats were called Hawks 58& 45)4 claims the balls they aren't worth much anyway. Skylarks 50 54 Racing Fans a "most improved Roadrunners 49 55 COMMERCIAL LOANS also AVAILABLE But the Boca Raton News and University Bowl squad." Mynahs < ALL TRACKS have banded together to raise a few bucks for the fund. Accounts Insured By Still in the embryo stages, a tournament is via Turfway Lines An Agency Of The planned for the near future at the bowling alley. TER/WTES/ BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government Max Booke is working up some kind of trophy HOH-STOP EXPRESS arrangements and proceeds of the tournament over and above costs will go to the fund. HIALEAH People in town have been hit over the head NEW BUS SERVICE with funds drives of all kinds and descriptions CONROY'SSOL. LY.Tahiti Lounge in the last few months, all for very worthwhile Call 941-1911 Inc. 11:40 FIRST FEDERAL causes. But this tournament will be a way of giving painlessly. And the high bowler can win SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach himself a trophy to put up on the mantel. Guaranteed 15 Years , Free 9 Bonded Information Our readers will be informed of date and Control ® Experience Estimates Insured 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 time in the near future. 395-3803 14 March 7, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Merchandise for Sole Boats for Sale Help Wanted Male Services Avoi I able Rooms for Rent Apartments for Rent ;H Apartments for Rent One Bedroom unfurn. New Apartments, 3 bed- Like new 2 Bicycles House Boat 30 x 13' Licensed Real ' Estate LAWN & TREE SERVICE LOVELY ROOM Priv. 1 Classified used only 3 days $25. furnished, all new. Also Sales Person for Part CHAIN SAW WORK Home, good location. apt. $140 yearly lease.. room 2 bath $95. and each. 395-1997. Speed Boat 14', CeeBee time work. Apply 1155 COMPLETE LAWN Tile Bath. Reasonable. Two Bedroom unfurn., 2. $100. month unfurnish- W. Camino Real, Bocs MAINTENANCE 395-1458. bath, $180 yearly lease. ed. Delray Beach, 276- Aluminum Garage Marina, 580 N. Fed. Heated swimming pool. Ads Doors perfect for 16' Hwy. Deerfield 399-6479 Situations Wantei RYAN TREE & LAWN Furnished Sleeping 5537. •' SERVICE Rooms. Reasonable. MARCEE APTS. 501 N. Unfurnished, new 2 bed- )ening Call 395-4447 Personals Will Keep your Books m A-L-A. 395-4964 or Line Bates 304 my home or Do Secre- 395-6538 395-2450. room duplex apt. Call per line Pels for Sale FREE ROOM in ex- Single room $60. month. 399-5922, 395-0878. Minimum $1.20 terial work. Qualified Alterations Shetland Pony and colt change for light house- Bookkeeper. 395-7741. Nice, possible double. TO RETIREES & Furnished efficiency per insertion for sale. 395-3890, work. Call 395-0547. Expert alterations & Private Bath. Boca; REFINED COUPLES suite, center of Boca, 5 .Quality A.K.C. Cham- Mortgage Money Services Available dressmaking. Cushions* 278-1629. Monthly or year round. min. to public beach. On PHONE pion Sired Toy Poodles. Available Immediately. ASH MILL WORK and drapes. Call 395- TOURISTS Twin beds My 2 spacious efficien- 1st floor. Ill E. Boca .For the discriminating Private. Phone 942-4470 Custom cabinets 5263. : A/H Private Entrance & cies also Bedrm Apt. Raton Rd. Buyer. Males & Females RENTAL COLLEC- and Millwork Fine Alteration. Rea- Bath. N.E. Boca 395- with Pvt. Porch in Boca EXPECTING GUESTS? 395-5121 933-3951 for apt. TIONS: by responsible" Free estimates sonable Prices, Polly 7081. Raton. All 3 are duplex Treat them to a vaca- STANDARD poodle pup- private pdrty. Reason- 535 N.W. 28th St. Kappler. 278-3546. apts. Lovely grounds - 395-2260 Beautiful Room, Priv, tion on the ocean — Ad Deadline pies 6 wks. old. Black. able rates. 941-1450. Alterations & Dress- bath, near shopping, $25 Fully furnished for apartments, efficien- 631 NE 23 Place, Pom- MARRIAGES PAINTING making. Reasonable . . Wk. 395-0246. house keeping, A proper cies, hotel rooms — THURSDAY pano. 942-2527. PERFORMED EXTERIOR & INTERIOR 395-5464. Room for Rent Gentle- rental assured. Walk to Daily, Weekly, Seasonal EDITION 3 Male Dachshund pups, Free Picture & Witnes- .LICENSED & INSURED Instructions-Tuforinq men preferred. 395- stores, Parks, & Ocean Rates. Tuesdays, 5 p.m. AKC black and tan, now ses. $10. Your home CALL FLOYD, 399-1566 DRUM LESSONS by for- 4863. Beach. If interested, SEA BROOKS APTS. $45. Call 942-5342. or mine anytime. Ft. If no answer call after 5. mer Milton Berle Apartments for Rent Phone 395-4750 (10 to 12 on A-1-A 3/4 mile So. of SUNDAY a.m. to view). EDITION AKC reg. Silver Grey Lauderdale 565-4494. PAINTING BY CARVER Drummer, reg, now! no Boca Raton Cabana GluK. A must for every home instruments to buy! 399- Complete!}, furn, 1 bed- AVAILABLE APRIL 1st Fridays 12 Noon Poodle, 10 wks. old. HELP NEEDED? room apartment. By 399-1533 Shots, $75. 732-2910 SELL YOUR BUSINESS? Owner. Quotations with- 1714. , Completely furnished "EXTRA Guests Coming? AMerehpndise f6feSQIe• out obligations. 395- BOCA RATON week or month. Call large 1 bedroom Deluxe after 2 p.m. or REFINANCING? .395-2596, Available, Furn. Studio Buy Sell Trade BUSINESS 0688. PRE-SCHOOL Apt. in brand new build- Apts. & Villas, on the Autois for Sale Selective Organ Service KINDERGARTEN Unfurnished one bed- ing. One block from Furn. Restaurant & Bar CONSULTANTS INC. room Apt. withG.E.Ap- ocean, private beach, Equip, & What have you. BANK REPOSSESSION 2903 NE 28th Ct. Conn & Kinsman 250 N.W. 4th Diagonal FAU. Annual or sea- priv.dock. The Villas of' 1959 Oldsmobile 88 4 Factory Service 395-7071 plianpes and A/C Avail- son. University Plaza Pompano Trading Post Pompano 942-3554 able March 23 for one Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean 1108 Hammondville Rd. door Sedan. Fully equip- 942-1117 MUSIC LESSONS Apts., 289 N.W. 19thBlvd; on AlA, Call 395- ped, No money down. L_ost and F;bunA Mr. Businessman Professional instruc- year lease at $100. Mo, St. Inquire at Apt. #4 Pompano 933-1241 Colonial Apts., 398 S.W. 5220. Furniture Wanted Pick up payments of $10 REWARD for return Did you know that you tors. Guitar, piano, or- or Call A.M. 278-0039. $29.77 mo. Call Bob of Greeen Loose Leaf gan, drums, clarinet, 8th St., Boca. Call 395- DELUXE OCEANFRONT Also Antiques, Applian- could go into 5,000 local 1899 (owner). DEL-MO APTS, Fully furnished, spaces, Etc. FloridaTra-. Peterson, Finance Mgr. Notebook 5"x8", con- homes every week (26 saxftphone, trumpet, New One bedroom, A/C, taining addresses. Lost trombone, tuba. 1 bedroom apt. furnished cious, unsurpassed view der, 933-7989. 942-4244. times) for $15.60? This Heat, Furn. or unfurn. of Atlantic. 395-3236, 1961 Alfa Romeo Guilet- in Boca. Please call $15.60 buys a 4 line THE MUSIC CENTER $17.50 wk. Call John Year or Season. 480 W.. Metal Utility Cabinets, 395-3456. 136 Boca Raton Road Conn. - 395-5255 or J.C. Kurn. efficiency witn Wardrobe Base Cabi- ta Spyder Convertible. "salesman" in the Boca Camino Real. 395-7542. private beach. Large All Original. Nice Light Lost Black Poodle name Raton News. No better .395-3530 Mitchell & Sons 395- THE nets, Broom Cabinets, Patrick. Last seen on 4711. bath. Seasonal or month- Richard's Furniture Blue finish. $1395. "salesman" in town. TUTORING, Spanish & HAMPSHIRE HOUSE ly. 395-40.29. Performance Cars Inc. Beach near Jap Rock, Call 395-5121 - Miss French and, or, Conver- DUPLEX new unfurnish- 1150 S.W. 2nd Ave. 3749 N. F ed. Hwy. ed 2/2 Central A/H, Re- Homes for Rent 940 S. Fed. Hwy. Pom- between Boca Raton & Bruce, sation Lessons. Call BOCA RATON. Pomp. WH 1-0617 pano. 941-8100 Delray Beach. Reward Eve. 395-1506. frig., Range. N.E. Boca New, modern, furnished LUXURY HOME, 3 bed- Freezer Refrigerator, for information. Please TIC TOC CHILD CARE 395-7081. room completely fur- Combination Carrier 24 BEACH BUGGY 1963 Nursery Offices for Rent k unfurnished efficien- Ford. Good condition. call Rudolph Hertwig at New Duplex unfurnished cies, 1 & 2 bedroom nished. Monthly. For cu. ft. Cost $810. Sell Blue Waters Delray 273 N.W. 15th St. Office Space in excellent 2 bedroom 2 bath, cen- apts. Pool. Now avail- information call $350. Like new. Call $125. Call 587-2322 Ft. Boca Raton location BOCADEBLDG tral Air & Heat. Yearly Lauderdale. Beach 276-9149. able. Please call 395- 395-1232 or Evenings 395-7053. Lost Pair Bi-focals Sun 1 Year j.o 6 Years 110 E. Palmetto Park Lease. Corner of SW 7728. 395-5271. Bedroom Set Sand color 1958 MG Coupe - Over- Glasses Petit Point . Tel. 395-5440 Rd. 395-2571 Boca Ra- 3rd Ave. SW 6th St. 395- hauled engine, Wire SPRINKLING SYSTEM DUPLEX APARTMENT 3 bedroom House near 2 twin bookcase head- Case, Initials C S. M. ton, Fla. 942-1955 Pom- 7594. . FURNISHED 2 BED- University. $175. per boards & frames, nite Wheels $895. 395-2809 Reward. Service — call: pano Beachj^ -__ FOR TOURISTS Performance Cars Inc. Steve - 941-6411 ROOM, 2 BATHS. 395- month. 395-1551. stand, triple bureau all Lost Platinum Wedding NEW Who want the best for 5440. •__ formica topped $50. Rug 940 S. Fed. Hwy. Pom- Band, 5 diamonds. Boca CUSTOM PAINTING MEDICAL CENTER pano 941-8100 the least. Large fur- New duplex furnished white nylon with pad. or Deerfield. Reward. Papering located at nished Duplex, 1 bedrm, apt. 2/2, Central A/C Green sofa hide-a-bed HART MOTOR CO. 395-6480. Quality Workmanship Camino Square Patio 12 x- 20. Must be and heat. Quality $40. Reclining chair - Better used Cars LOST Friendly Male 942-4135 Shopping Center seen. 395-3304. throughout. Available plastic aqua $35. Pair for less Siamese Cat vicinity of EVERYTHING IN GLASS on Camino Real Lovely 1 bedroom and season or yearly. 3452 lounge chairs, turquoise '60 Corvair 4 Dr. $595. Boca. Please contact J.G. "JOE" ROTH Will build your office to efficiency apartment. N.E. 5th Drive, Boca & black - Matching Otto- '60 Chev. 2 Dr. 795. Mrs. Maguire. LO Table tops & Mirrors your specifications in- Seasonal or Yearly. Raton. man , Set $35. 2 black '60 Valiant 4 dr. 695. Storefronts & auto glass cluding air conditioning. JORDAN MANOR, 101 '57 Chev. 4 dr. 595. 4-2301 ext. 42 or P.M. step tables-glass tops 278-1197. Liberal re- 61 N.W. 7th St., Boca Call N.W. Pine Circle, 395- easy-to-maintain $15 ea. 2 matching cof- '56 Olds Coupe 495. 395-0311 THOMAS P. NOLAN, 4567. fee tables oblong & '57 Pontiac Coupe 495. ward. fiberglass Lost Black Poodle name Painting Interior or Ex- Realtor LUXURY APT. S round $18ea. Aluminum 246 NE 6th AVeo (N, Fed.) erior. No job too small. 131 N. E. 1st Ave. Lovely 1 bdrm. apt op- Bar-B-Q Hood, wheels, Delray Beach 278-4225 Paprick. Last seen on Free Estimates. 278- 395-3838 399-1355 2295 Beach near Jap Rock, posite golf course & elec. spit $10. Picnic BANK REPOSESSION 2566. Stores for Rent convenient to all shop- tavle & benches heavy between Boca Raton' & 1960 Dodge 4-dr. sedan Delray Beach. Reward, A.B.C. ~~~ BEST BUY IN BOCA ping. 255 E. Royal Palm redwood 6' $15. Ap- 6 cyl. standard trans- Rd. it a!! adds up to pointment only. Phone for information call Ru- THE HANDY MAN 15' x 75' Good location mission, radio, heater. dolph Hertwig at Blue Any kind of home only $100 per mo. Call LUXURY APTS. 278-4477. No money down pick up 1 & 2 bdrm, furn, un- five hundred dollars' Used Power Mowers payments of $32.95. Call Waters, Delray Beach, REPAIRS 395-3236^ 276-9149. 395-2519 STORE-OFFICE Bldg., furn, ht/AC, adults. 34 ft. sedan Reel and Rotary Type Bob Peterson Finance Tony Carroll EASTON APTS. worth of "extras" that from $15. BELZER Mgr. 942-4244. Wanted Boca Raton Rd., 15'x40', Ready for You WILL BUY Screen and aluminum partitioned and air-con- 395-3287 don't cost you a cent HARDWARE, 3198 N. BANK REPOSESSION for the Home, Roofs — 541 N.E. 45th St. Immediately Federal Hwy. Your Coconut Palms 1962 Oldsmobile F. 85 with Curved Trunks. 6 to Awnings — Aluminum NEAR busy N.E. 20th $65. Wk. Enjoy Private in a Peugeot! Rugs Never used, 6x9 & Deluxe 4 door sedan V-8 14' of wood. Must be in Accessories. Sold and St., suitable for Beauty efficiency near Beach. The 34 Sedan was designed 9x12, both $50. Selling engine, auto-transmis- good condition. TURNER Installed. Shop, 18' x 45' 195S.E.WavecrestWay, as a fun boat to provide mote Ami, in' addition, you'JJ Estate, Chinese & Indian enjoymentand entertainment sion, radio, heater, NURSERY & LAND- BOCA SCREEN Boca, 395-4365. for the family. own one of die world's hand made all wool. Also original factory white SCAPE CO. Boca Raton ENCLOSURE, INC. Suitable for Restaurant Duplex new unfurnished This boat has a deep cock- Early American Anti- finish, red & white vinyl 395-3636. 5911 N- Federal Hwy. 18' x45 $80. each per 2 bedroom 1 bath Ra- pit that makes it safer for >even best made automo- ques, Secretary Desk & interior. Pick up pay- 278-4200 278-2479 diant Heat Large Scre- children. This boat is fully Want good car for trans- month, equipped for cruising. Why biles, Peugeot. Chair. 524-5432. ments of $57.34 month. portation. Will pay Quality Rugs and Car- SNOW CONSTRUCTION ened Porch. Yearly not come see it and know at Open Shelf Steel Storage Call Bob Peterson fin- peting, Custom made 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. Lease $100 mo. Call first hand the spaciousness Cash. 395-1370. Draperies. Slipcovers. and the lovely appearance of Sue Us for Rack 5 Shelves. Office nance mgr. 942-4244. Boca 395-4964-399-5922 395-0878. the interior. Lamp, Card index file, Help Wonted Reupholstering. AT- Overseas Delivery 1962 Jaguar excellent Business Opportunities Remember too, that the m Iron-Rite & Chair, Hand condition. Just take up Substantial Rent reduc- LANTIC RUG CO. 3305 REMODELING fiberglass Hatteras has more Vacuum Cleaner. Other payments Phone tion for Qualified Couple N. Federal Hwy. SHOP- FREE PORT of everything except main- who will assume posi- PERS HAVEN, Pom- GRAND BAHAMAS ADDITIONS tenance. MiscT Items. 395-7620. 395-4420. PEUGEOT Round Bobbie Zig Zag tion of Resident Mana- pano. Wh 1-1657. Company or individual SCREEN ROOMS 1963 Pointer Motor-Cy- ger of new High Quality Portable Sewing Ma- cle like new-. Must go Painting and decorating interested in engineer- FLA. ROOMS Coma let us Show You chine. Good Condition. 16 Unit Rental Apt. also Cleaning & Painting ing designing or manu- Murray Motors North Immediately. Will House in Boca "Raton. roofs. Mac & Sons 941- facturing, call 395-2469 "Anything" Welch Marine, Inc. Makes design and button take best offer 278-6168. Write Full Particulars Win. C. Pro we holes. Will sell for $40. 4228. 3700 NW 4 Ave., or write to box 757 Boca 355 N.E. 5th St. of Deerfield 102 S. Federal Delray BANK REPOSESSION with Respect to Back- Pompano. Raton. Cove Marina Terms Arranged. Call ground etc. Reply P.O. Boca Raton 278-0374 Miami collect.634-6486. 1959Oldsmobile 88 4-dr RETURNS by an experi- 3 Operator Beauty Sa- 395-2789 Deerfield Beach, Florida QUAIL, Pheasant, Af- sedan. Fully equipped. Box 2795, Pompano enced tax accountant. lon. Centrally Located. rican Guinea. Flavor No money down. Pick Beach, Fla, All interviews confiden- Established Clientele. Fed. Oven ready, also up payments of $29.77 Tailor wanted, full or tial. Moderate fee. If Low down payment. select Breeders, Ring- mo. Call Bob Peterson part time Delray area you cannot come to me I Owner will finance to Finance Mgr. 942-4244. Phone 276-9658 eve- will come to you. Please right party. 395-1232 neck & Black English nings. or (Eve.) 395-5271. Pheasant, Chukkar Par- Boats for Sale call for appointment. LOOK tridge, African Guinea, 1962 35 Owens Sport Help Wanted Female Allan H.Jonas 942-7251 Mallards & Baby Mal- Fisherman. Loaded, like Secretary for Law off- BOCA PALM Use the Classifieds lards. 399-1708. new, twin engines. Ship ice, experienced pre- DAY SCHOOL WHAT THE DODGE SINGER to shore radio. Electric ferred but not required. 395-3698 or 942-3970 SLANT-O-MATIC refrigerator. All newGood typing essential. Open Year Round Model 401 2 yr. old, canvas. Sleeps 6. 942- 395-0933. Licensed & Insured. BOYS ARE DOING embroideries, mono- 2760 or 941-5837. 3901 Woman age 25-45 exp. NE 25th Ave., Pompano,, Inside and outside grams, makes button in selling. Pleasant ap- Painting. Reasonable holes, sews on buttons Announcing 1965 pearance 40 hr. week Prices. No job too and many decorative BETTER BUY BUICK $1.25 hr. Write P.O. small. Call 395-3954., HOW fWi SIZE stitches. Cost over $350 Buick V Craft, 22' Over- Box 465 Boca Raton Done Well Lawn Spray-, New. Take over 8 pay- night er,f iberglass pour- Experienced Maid, 4 days wk., own trans- ing. Chinch Bugs, Army ments of $9.90 or pay ed foam nonsinkable Worms, 235 N.W. 4th balance $79.20. Call hull. Speeds to 37 mph. portation. Salary $35 DODGE CORONET 585-8609 collect. Lake Manufactured for us to wk. Write to Box 102, Diagonal, Call Haven Worth for free Home our specif ications with a Boca Raton News, Boca Schrecengost 395-1619,. inspection no obligation. 2-year warranty. 200 Raton, Fla. Pair of Hollywood Twin mile's to a tank of gas. Counter girl, no exper- PAINTING New SAABs 1965 - 4 DOOR Mattresses &. Springs. Priced competitively. ience necessary. Meals sell so fast., Good condition. Call aft. COVE MARINA & Uniform furnished. EXTERIOR-INTERIOR * Automatic Transmission 4: 395-1344. Deerfield ROYAL PALM CAFE- LICENSED & INSURED that we've got Bell & Howell Automatic Next to Captains Table TERIA, 303 Golf View * POWER STEERING 16 mm Magazine. Can- 19' CABIN CRUISER - Dr., Boca Raton. FREE ESTIMATES the greatest-evet non 1.9 35 mm with 2 60 H.P. Merc. Trlr., White Woman 2 or 3 * Telephoto Lenses. Rol- Cover, All Safety Equip. Call an day Sunday or USED CAR DELETE HEATER times wk. General alter 5:00 week days Special leiflex 3.5 with several Used less than 50 hr. House work 4 hrs. day. VALUES WHEEL COVERS $2698.85 accessories. All in ex- Cost $3350. Asking 395-7221. discount J9185 cellent condition. Sell $1995. Inspect at any- For Classified Call Floyd Test drive a Saab with front as a lot or individually. time 395-2984. wheel drive. SeB for yourself VARIABLE SPEED 395-7845. . Ad Service 399-1566 why Saab owners are loyal & * $2400.00 Acquarium and Stand Use the Classifieds Phone 395-5121 buy Saab again, and again. Wipers-w/shield washers Chrome Plated 50 Gal. * fitted for Gold Fish or W« Hava Terrific Buy* On TINTED WINDSHIELD DIXIE Sedan* and Wogoni $200000' Tropical Cost $300. Sell "VW-SERVICE" cheap 395-6875. USED SAABs WHITE WALL TIRES POOL • AT FAIR PRICE BAUHCE 36 Month, ^MODELING '60 to '62s 5 and RIPASRS SERVICE • FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS FOR PRICED TO 00 - Mo. FLORIDA rooms, roofs over VOLKSWAGEN AND PORSCHE SELL FAST! patio, screen enclosures, * REPAIRS CBS Additions. Remodeling complete. Licensed Con- * SUPPLIES Europa - Autohaus, Inc. tractor. * CHEMICALS Hold ©oast Saab Vic Francis 2 N.W. First Avenue 330 S.E. 15th St. (McNab Rd.) 2390 N. Federal Hwy. HARVEY 125 S.W. Dixie Hwy. Fort Lauderdale, Florida Pompano Beach Pompano Beach CONSTRUCTION CO. Tel. 522-7133 POMPANO BEACH WH 1-4732 Days 395-3271 Ph. 933-5661 after 5 p.m. 395-44S2 933-7031 BOCA RATON NEWS March 7, 1965 15 Homes for Rent Real Estate Rent Lots arid Acreage Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sole Homes for Sale Unfurnished home for WAREHOUSE SPACE Boulevard lot in' Para- Widow Must Sacrifice OWNER'S FURNISHED BY DEC- FORE - step out of this Owners sacrifice $2000, rent monthly or yearly - 3,000 Sq. Ft., $150dise Palms, N.E. Cor- new Boca Square, 2 SACRIFICE SALE ORATOR, 2 bdrm, 2 golf course home in Ro- below replacement. Al- also nicely .furnished monthly. Also AAA ner of Bethel Blvd Ave. bdrm, 2 Bath, Drapes, East of Federal 3 bed- bath, carporte, carpet-; yal Palm Yacht & Coun- most new, 3/2, extra home. Call 395-3119. building, 10,500 Sq. Ft. & Denny Court. Write Carpeting, disposal, rooms 2 baths. Corner ing & draperies includ- try Club - right on to large lot, Country Club ROYAL OAK HILLS Business or industrial. owner, 21S. Clifton Ave. central AC/H. $3000 Lot. G.E. Kitchen, ed. Radiant ceiling heat, the fairway - The ulti- Village. 501 N.W. 13th Executive Owner Re- Elgin, HI. down. 1171 S.W. 13thSprinkling system, FHA lanai & screened pa- mate in luxury for those Ave. 395-4383. 20th St. 395-3236. who want the best. This tirement Postponed, of- Warehouse space for Villa Rica, Close to 20th Place. 395-2885. Conventional Financing. tio, sprinkler system. BOCA HARBOUR 611 S.E. 10th Ave.•$1.6,500, , 395-3167. home has 4 bedrooms, fers Beautiful New rent. 395-4254. St. Shopping Center, 75x LAKE ROGERS 5-1/2 baths plus a beau- HARBOUR ISLAND Home for rent only. Real Estate 115, Residential $3,250. WATERFRONT custom, Deerfield Beach, 399- 2 bedroom 2 bath family 1076. ROYAL OAK HILLS tiful family room and Living Rm, Din, 3 bed- For Rent or Sale Phone 395-2059. 834 N.E. 33 St. Dock. 2 bedroom, Fla. room, heated pool. For fur-room completely air rms. (1 a den) 2 baths, Sale or Lease by owner WATERFRONT .395-1486 or-2104. cent. AC/H, closed gar., ther details, call Carl conditioned, beautifully Electric Kitchen, Wall Royal Palm Yacht & landscaped on 115' 3 bedrm 2 bath, Electric Choice Corner Lot fine screened porch, sprink- HaehfirT£_voiir man at... Canal Dock 1 year old. Oven, Built-In-Refrig. - Kitchen. Comb. Fla. & Residential section. E, Country Club - Before lers, sewers, carpet - Freezer, separate di- of Federal. All utilities Buying see this New 3 drapes. Earlypos. SAC- 6999 N. E. 8th Dr. Living Rm.Central Heat, 2 bedroom 2bath, Beau- laSONS.Inl. nette. Air conditioned & Furnished. Dbl Carport, included, Sewers, & Sea- bedroom home, Fully RIFICE.Owner 395-7195 Owner 276-4389 Central Heat, Sprinkler carpeted and ready for tifully Furnished, Heat Sprinkler System. Lake wall. Selling at cost far and Air. Royal Oak Hills 2 bed- Weir Plaza Building ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIEDS system, Carport. Spa- Floresta Park Area. below pre-development occupancy. Owner Del- rms, 2 baths, large liv- NEXT PAGE I cious screened porch. ray Beach 276-7371. Harriet Jackman 855 S. Federal Hwy. 1031 NW 3rd St. Boca price. For quick buy. J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. ing room, Utility & Sto- T^nr.a Rarnn-Ph.305-4000 2 year lease, unfurnish- 395-3157. Call Boca - 395-2710. 434 N.E. 3rd St 395-4624 395-1329. rage room. Screened ed, Lawn Maintenance Real Estate Trade ROYAL PALM YACHT 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Porch, Sprinklers, included, to responsible & C.C. Boca's finest Drapes, Washer & Dry- •4-% family desiring gra- TRADE YOUR HOME residential area, well $650 down $92 mo. PEACEFUL For a 2 or 3 bedroom New Decorations er. Owner 395-0379. cious living in one of located Southern expo- HARBOR Nice neighborhood, split the'' finest locations. home, just completed in sure residential lot. Walk to Ocean, Intra- REALTORS Boca Raton, or to be coastal. Post Office. Relax in the tranquil Level, Priced right, by $175.00 monthly. Occu- $11,700. Consider in- owner, 395-4951. pancy about March 20th. built on your los or on come producing ex- Attractive neighborhood atmosphere of this love- ours. change. 395-7878. Call .Lake Worth ly waterfront home, two Call Yukon 3-3126 in RELIANCE BUILDERS 965-1929 965-5724 big bedrooms, 2 deluxe ROYAL OAK HILLS Hollywood after 6 P.M. 1 large lot 100 x 135 on or all day weekends. 101 S.W. 12th Ave. reverse charges. baths, delightful Beautiful Custom Home. 2 395-6542 Alamanda St. also Cor- screened porch over- large Bedrooms, 2 Baths Lake Rogers Waterfront ner Lot 120' x 135 on IN looking waterway. Many with glass enclosed tubs 834 N.E. 33 St. Luxury' NEW JERSEY LAKE and Showers. Plenty of Will exchange or trade Alamanda St. & 9th Ave. other fine features. Ex- 3/3. Fish, sun! Month or in Beautiful Floresta. FLORESTA cellent neighborhood Closets, 18 x 28 Florida more. 395-1486 or -2104 up or down 3 bedrooms 2 Room, W/W nylon carpet- bath waterfront pool 395-4479. 4 Bedroom, 3 Baths just off Intracoastal, ing, separate dining mom UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS FIRST ADDITION Must be sold this week. & Living room, beautiful home E. of Federal, ATTENTION 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths (between 45th Street and 51st Street) BUILDERS! Price greatly reduced. drapes & fixtures through- [P^flJwATERFRONT Pompano for house in NOW $22,750. out house. Boca Raton, Florida Bergen County, N.J. Lots available in Coun- SNOW KMfMS BARGAIN try Club Village — sew- MacLaren & Anderson Dining & Breakfast rooms ONLY $2900. for bal- 941-3798. CONSTRUCTION CO. 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. • 3 Bedrooms plus Fam 2 bedrooms 2 bath Co- ers, water and roads. wood paneled, GE Elec- • 2 tile Baths - double vanities - mirrors. ance of season to May 2174 N.E. 1st Ave., Ph. 395-1333 tric Kitchen, Dishwasher • Living Room - lining Room. Op Apt. in Ft. Laud, Lots ready for building. Boca Raton • Panoramic Kitchen: G. E. oven - range ~ 1st Furnished 3 bed- Unusual discounts now TRULY $20,000 & Garbage disposal. Util- Formica cabineta - luminous ceiling - room 2 baths Fireplace, for Vacant Lots or 395-4964 or 399-5922 REDUCTION ity room with built in pass-thru window, Breakfast bar. acreage 399-6055. being offered. Call 395- 2 bedrooms $12,550. closet & washing Machine, • Screened, roofed Patio. BBQ, Screened Pool, 1818. •UtilityBoom. Carport. Dock on deep Canal with Real Estate Wanted including Lot. See: Mod- CIRCUMSTANTIAL 2 air conditioning & re° • Marble sills - terraszo floors - tile roof. verse Heating systems, 2 » Radiant Heat. no Bridges to the Intra- Homes for Sale el of Home at 1155 W. SALE IN • Air Conditioning - optional. 3 bedrooms, carpeted, ESTATE SECTION car carport with Garden • Sodded lot. coastal. A natural for ACREAGE Camino Real. Boca. Closet. • Decorator designed - Quality construction. 2 1/2 Baths, Cabana, 3 bedrooms 3 baths. the Fisherman & Luxu- ,miWA WANTED Delightful patio & gar- rious Vacation, at a Low Large Pool, Central Air den. Built in barbecue. Professionally decorat- Oversized lot, Profes- ed. 2 Car Garage, Spa- sionally Landscaped. Oak PRICONCLUDES OVERSIZE LOT Low Price. Children Vicinity Boca Raton to Conditioning & Heat, 2 Large lot, many fruit trees, 2 Orchid tress & Welcome! Lantana. 10-20-30 acre car garage, Florida trees. 3 bedroom, 2 bath cious Grounds, Tremen- Others. Sprinkler System, (80'xll5') with City Sewers tracts. Buyers waiting. room, extra large. Well dous East Screened Pa- M.I. Maddox, Realtor home. Pump, well & Sodded Lawns, Storm Telephone 395-0865 507 N. E. 20th St. M.I. Maddox, Realtor Shrubbed Lot. Owner sprinkler system. Beau- tio, Laundry room, & Awnings, Aluminum Storm Boca Raton 395-2900 507 N.E. 20th St. moving. Sacrifice for tiful new section of Boca Work Shop. Carpet & Shields. 2 bedroom 2 bath spa- Boca Raton 395-2900 $900. down. Call owner Square. Immediate oc- Drapes. Must see in- Seen By Appt. Only 1LLTOP OTTO YARK 395-2994. cupancy. $19,500. FHA terior to appreciate. P.O.Box 808 cious home unfurnished Lots and Acreage Sale Call 395?1921 Boca Raton, Florida Draperies included. APT." LOTS $6800 Beautiful corner Home, financing available. Low initial payment home* Hardwood floors. Plea- THOMAS P. NOLAN, completely landscaped Phone owner, 395-1950, with Terms of extreme sant neighborhood& REALTOR with circular drive. 3 278-3383. liberalities. Will put neighbors. Patio & Bedroom, 2 bath,.beau- right Person in Early 131 N.E.lst Ave. BUILDER CLOSE OUT Possession. By Appt. OPPORTUNITY sprinklers. $160 mo. 395-3838. 399-1355 tiful kitchen with wall refrigerator, disposal, MODEL ROW HOMES 395-2432. *•« J.C. MITCHELL & SONS Beautiful 100'xl25' lot PALMETTO PK.TERRA.CE 22 S. Federal Hwy. dishwasher, deluxe oven 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes, ROYAL OAK HILLS facing Hillsboro Canal- and stove. Washer & Boca Raton 395-4711 or offered for first time some offered complete- Delightful 2 bedroom 2 399-6711. Dryer & plenty of cabi- bath home, central air BUILDER'S MODELS ly furn., all with central Real Estate Sale at $5,700. Call or see nets. Drapes throughout. Paul Blanchet, your man A/C, large family & heat, large screened LIVE MORTGAGE at ... Must see to appreciate.. rooms, garages' & de- patio from living area. FREE Cost $24,700. Moving - luxe kitchens. Bright G. E. Kitchen. aosc-oui Homestead 1/2 - Lease must sell. $19,900. BUY BELOW DUPLI- Very Comfortable. Second half with Dis- ft SONS Inc. Completely furnished. CATION COST and as- Price $23,900. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY and NO DOWN PAYMENT tinct income tax ad- Can retain mortgage to sume existing financing. To Qualified Buyers on Builder's 1964 MODELS vantages. Quality con- Weir Plaza Building $18,000. Call for appt. 855 S. Federal Hwy. NO LOAN COSTS. struction for Mainte- Owner 395-7053- TERRACE ASSOCIATES Three and Four Bedrooms — Ceramic Tiled nance. Free Income 2- Phone 395-4000 ON CANAL like new 2 Three Large Lots in 201 S.W. 9th Ave. 224 S. Fed. Hwy. Baths With Safety Glass Tub And Shower 2/ Each side - Central bedrm % baths, screen- 395-5313 395-1433 Eve. 276-7713 m A/C & Heat, Sprinkler Country Club Village. ed porch, sprinkler sys- Enclosures — Large Colorful Kitchens With system, Screen Patios, Owner Leaving Town. tem, sewer, central air ROYAL PALM YACHT BARGAIN Panel Lighted Ceilings and Built-in Oven Will sell all for $8000. & COUNTRY CLUB 3 bedroom 2 bath Pan- Lushly Landscaped - & Heat, Dock. Royal Oak 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, And Range — G.E. V/eathertron Year 'Round Desirable Neighbors, Tel. 943-0287. Hills Owner 395-4227. eled Florida Room, Well maid's Br &Bath-Sew- & Pump, Drapes, W/W Airconditioning — Spacious Covered 3476 or 3496 NE 5th Dr. Duplex lot 5th Ave. & WATERFRONT ing . room, den, pool & Boca. Winfield Park near S.W. 8th St. & 10th Ave. Carpets, PortableDish- Screened Patios On Fully Sodded And Land- patio - On golf course - washer, Fenced Yard, Large Duplex, 2 bed- theater. 395-1572. Completed Dec.31,1964. scaped Homesites In V/infield Park Or Delray $15,500 plus homesite. Air conditioned - Will Must be seen. F.H.A. room, 2 bath, each side. Choice residential lots consider trade - Price 1 side leased to Univ. in Boca Raton. Low down $7500 down. $450 Down. $77.57 Mo. Shores. just reduced to $59,000. Total Price $13,500. faculty. Central heat and payment — long term Royal Palm Yacht & Call 395-5311. A/C. Sprinklers & frost balance. 399-1521. Country Club, One year Call for appt. 395-0974o free refrigs. Walking- Choice Duplex lot near old - 2 bedroom - 3 1 distance to churches & BUrLOERS MODELS Palmetto Rd., Sacrifice baths - family room - COMPLETELY CAMINO GARDENS new shopping center. 144 N.W. 4th Ave, Boca. etc. Completely furnish- FINANCED. ONLY BOCA RATON Consider trade for va- DESIRABLE CORNER ed. Owner will show by Model Home. Immediate cant multiple dwelling- NORMAL CLOSING Occupancy. Beautiful 12th Terrace, Boca appointment. 395-3836. COSTS REQUIRED 395-2900 property. Call- Boca Square no cross traffic. COUNTRY CLUB ""Jamestown" located at 395-2951 for details. All new surrounding & LUXURIOUS Z AND 3 9S9 Butternut Terr ace. VILLAGE BEDROOM HOUSES Three Bedrooms — three ONSTQUCTION CU. 507 N.E. 20fh St. See property at 259 S.W. .landscaping. Well below New Home lived in 6 CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONED Bathrooms — Double Ga- .6th St.. Boca. market. Wili discount months. 3 bedrms 2 AND HEATED IN rage — complete with Corner-Furn. Duplex, 2 for Cash. 395-2713. baths, Central Heat & BOCA BATON Hoor coverings. Adjoining bdrm, 1 bath, closed ga- Royal Palm Golf Course air cond. All electric FROM $13,500 comer lot, optional. For LANDSCAPED HOME SITE inspection, call at 9.00 rage each side. A/C & Lot. Excellent locationc home. Dishwasher, Dis- INCLUDED Elderberry Way or Phone heat, 1796 N.E. 5th Aye, Under $13,000. Phone posal, City Sewer & 395-1534. Suite BRAND NEW DUPLEX Miami 634-4151 sprinkler system. Must 395-7270 EACH SIDE HAS 200' Highway Frontage sell due to illness. 395- 2 bdrm, 2 baths, cen- State road 808. Main 7359. An, AMmi o| DiituietuHt tral heat, A/C, Fla. rm, Road from Turnpike to Move in now. Friced to IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY living rm with separate Univ. $85 per front foot. sell. Partially furn., 3 dining area, large kit- Call owner, Hibiscus bedroom, 2 bath, corner BRAND NEW 1965 HOMES chen, marble base and 3onst. Inc. 395-4275. lot, excellent, residen- COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE sills throughout', just a ROYAL PALM YACHT tial section East of Fed. BOCA RATON block from AlA. Buy di- & COUNTRY CLUB Many extras included. 4 Bedroom 2 Bath $23,900. rect from owner. 160 Large lot bordering on Close to churches, 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 17,900. Wavecrest Way in golf course approx. 100' schools and shopping. 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 20,400. Boca's Riviera section. x 150' $12,500. Owner Financing available. 611 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 20,900. 395-4254 Ft. Laud. 565-6082. S.E. 10th Ave., Deer- SO YOU WANT Zoned R-3 N.W. 20th St., field Beach. 399-1076, All with Central Heat & Air Conditioning A MOTEL 1 block from F.A.U. Boca Raton A Real Bar- We have a brand new 100' x 160' Terms. gain, move right in to EASY FINANCING 47 unit apartment on SNOW CONSTRUCTION this completely Furn. Federal Highway in Bo- 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. Home. Winfield Park, 2 Inquire at 801 W. Camino Real — ca Raton 14 units on AlA Boca 395-4964 399-5922 bedrm 1 bath, Fla. Rm. For Keys to Inspect near the ocean and 10 100' x 150' Estates #2. Lovely Grounds, Sprink- units in Pompano Beach Close Boca Cabana Club ler System, Awnings, WEIR PLAZA BLDG on AlA - For further & Ocean. Owher-1-531- Shuff leboard, Fruit 855 S. FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON information, call or see 3862 or Box Z, Boca Trees, Like New, 395- A FULL Condominium Jack Murray, your man News. 1953 for Appt. A Limited Number of Offices Available HOW ! FLORIDA L CAM C |nc OCEAN CREST APTS. SJQOO Weir Plaza Building ON THE OCEAN From a month 855 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton;Ph«395-4000 IRELAND BAHAMAS A Few 2-Bedrooms 2-Baths Left INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA COST RELIANCE BUILDERS * DeLuxe Furnishings * Heat PROUDLY PRESENTS "The Real Estate Corner" Priced To Close This Season * Receptionist * Lights A BRAND NEW J. STUART * Telephone Switchboard * Ample Parking FURNISHED MODEL PRIVATE BEACH, POOL, "THE MELODY" * Air Conditioning * Janitor Service ROBERTSON BOAT DOCKS, COVERED CARPORT COMPLETE AT $11,500 INCORPORATED (Public Stenographer Available on Fee Basis) PLUS HOMESITE and UTILITY ROOM 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Screened Realtors porch* Dining Area opening to FOR EACH APARTMENT Call Today . . . Screened garden Area. Radiant 60 South Federal Highway BOCA RATON 395-4624 Heal. Buill-lns — Snack Bar. M.N. WEIR & SONS, Realtors MODEL OPEN DAILY BETTER RENT- this 1189 AlA Hillsboro Beach 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 3-Bedroom 2-Baths, Central Heat, Pool, 101 S.W. 12th AVE. 395-4000 BOCA RATON Patio, Furnished. This will not last. Telephone 399-0062 395-6542 For Appointment To inspect 16 March 7, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Homes for Sate MOVING TO EVER SPECULATE? CALIFORNIA Check this! Ocean to 3 bedroom 2 bath- River, 3-1/2 mi. from Sprinkler System Ft. Pierce limits. Tra- Walking distance to 5th versed by AlA, 180'x Ave, Shopping Center. 1400', about 210 ft. on $13,750. 1495 N.E. 4th ocean beach. West end Ave. Boca. ideal for waterway de- By Owner 3 bedroom 2 velopment. Offered at bath home on lovely lake $20,700, terms avail- on Boca Raton Square. able. Make deposit on this: Quick. Closing not Large Pool, Patios Ful- ly air conditioned and required. For aerial heated. Many extras, in- inspection call Seth B. cluding Elaborate Drap- Kittrell, Realtor, Vero eries and Custom Car- Beach 562-4133 or peting Thru out. 1 Bath 562-6041 evenings, or has marble Walls & P.O. Box 955. Floor. 395-5212 - 395- LOOK AT THIS 5736. 2 bedroom 2 baths, Fla. By Owner 2 bedrooms 2 Room, Carport The Best baths, C arpets & Drape- Neighborhood. FHA ries, G.E. Kitchen. 998 $450. down $75. Mo. To- SW 4th St. Boca Raton. tal Price $12,900. Call 395-6820. for appt. 395-0974. J.R. MARTIN For Fast Results CONSTRUCTION CO. Use The Closing out 1965 Models BOCA RATON NEWS Down Payment as low as CLASSIFIED $1,500. Office at 1155 ADS W. Camino Real. Boca. 395-5121 . •*:*"? J B®c@ Rafw D®ct@r Opssis Office in Di@rfield Bends Dr. John F. Pearl, received his doctor of M.D., of Boca Raton has medicine degree. He opened an office for gen- took post-graduate work eral practice of medi- at St. John's Hospital in cine in the Drummond St. Louis. &~c/*GF:mrr:-\: -::;;•-•-.:'.:• building on Federal A golfer and sports- Highway in Deerfield man, he won the commo- Beach. dore's trophy in 1961 Dr. Pearl, a winter at Royal Palm Club. visitor here for several years, was one of the pioneer residents in Royal Palm where he SCHOOL MENUS lives with his wife and six children.He comes to Week Starting March 8 Boca Raton from St. Clair, Mo., where he J.C, MITCHELL operated a 17-room Monday - Hot dogs, can easily build clinic. baked .beans, cabbage He has served as slaw, sliced pineapple, secretary-treasurer of milk." the Missouri Academy Tuesday - Salisbury this superb home yourself of General Practice, steak, rice and gravy, was a member of the fresh spinach, carrot MAGP board of direc- curls, sponge cake with All you need is a good nine months of uninterrupted tors for six years, was lemon topping, milk. a charter member and Wednesday - Chicken time, a homesite in a select neighborhood, a good strong past president of the rice soup, ham and back, a working knowledge of masonry, carpentry, Tri-County Academy of cheese sandwich, celery General Practice in sticks, apple and cherry roofing, plumbing, air-conditioning and lieating installation, Missouri, and past crisp, milk. electrical wiring, plastering, painting, cabinetry, president of the Frank- Thursday - Roast beef lin-G a s conade-Warren and gravy, mashed po- haggling for the best materials and, various other Medical Society. tatoes, fresh carrots, A native of Clinton, tomato wedge, chocolate esoteric trade skills... any one of''which 111., he attended the frosted cake, milk. takes a good decade to achieve any real ability in. University of Notre Friday - Pizza, potato , I Dame and St. Louis Uni- chips, cabbage, carrot jj And with no guarantee of the final result, all it'll cost versity, from which he and raisin salad, teai cakes and fruit whip, :j you is about $60,000. Of course, that includes Greenfield milk. treatment and medications for the ulcers and strained BOCA RATON SCHOOL back you developed over those nine months. (Continued from page 1) Monday - hot dog on also about the popula- bun, tossed salad, but- OR YOU CAN JUST BUY THE SAME HOME-... IN THE PERFECT SETTING OF CAMINO GARDENS tion, water facilities, tered corn, coconut electric utilities opera- cake, milk. tions, sewer system, Tuesday - Hamburger You can choose from 12 superb Camino Gardens homes. airport, industry, tax gravy over rice, string structure and finally the beans, sliced tomatoes, Select an>- of three elegant elevations for your choice. new police chief. The wheat muffin, butter, ice Customize to your heart's content. Put it on an oversize mayor added that Chief cream cup, milk. Sadler had moved to Wednesday - Beef stew waterfront or waterview homesite in beautiful Camino Connersville, Ind., and with vegetables, pine- couldn't understand why apple and lettuce salad, Gardens (or on your own homesite, if you prefer). Then just the mail wasn't for- yeast roll, butter, mixed sit back and consider the future, in a community set apart warded. fruit, milk. And to make absolute- Thursday - Bologna by a 7-acre botanical garden with its own scenic lake and ly sure Greenfield isn't cheese sandwich, cole island.. .a community that offers privacy, landscaped lost again, Mayor Hur- slaw, butter beans, ap- ley sent a nice map ple sauce, milk. beaut)-, graceful waterways, and rolling hills... and all of the which shows the city in Friday - Deviled eggs, conveniences of bustling Boca Raton, only minutes away. the center of the state buttered spinach, peas, sliced tomatoes, bread, of Indiana, marked with Oh, yes ... the Camino Gardens home pictured above a very large star. butter, cookies, milk. So now we know what will cost you just $33,950. Guaranteed. Pool and all. (And became of Greenfield, Ind.! just think — you've saved yourself about $26,000 Streets ... nine months' time... and a nasty ulcer!) (Continued from page 1) Deaths See all of the distinguished two- and three-bedroom homes of purchase is not depen- Camino Gardens. Triced from $25,500 to $50,000 (slightly John Sheridan dent' on a bond issue, and that we can proceed. higher on waterfront). Located in beautiful Boca Raton. John Sheridan, 71, 275 This is one of the most- N. E. Third Ct., died badly needed streets in Thursday in Bethesda the whole county", he Memorial Hospital fol- said. lowing a short illness. The city will furnish Mr. Sheridan came to the right-of-way for the Boca Raton nine years four-laning which will ago from Highland Park duplicate Camino Real. Mich, where he had been The county will do all Ss£!s!&;:\ a tool and die maker. the construction. Plans He is survived by his call for straightening 111 wife Mildred, Boca Ra- the road, carrying it ton; son John, British all the way out to Old Columbia; daughter Boca Raton Road, and GARDENS Mrs. Nan Adams, Scot- eventually to Powerline in the heart of land^ and brother Road, Warren said.- BOCA RATON Jame s, B rooklyn,. N.Y. Services and burial Outside the city lim- was in Port Huron, its, but important for Mich. Kraeer Funeral south-bound traffic, is Remember the beauty of Africa, U.S.A.? home was in charge of the construction of Ciimiiio Garden-.; now occupies the same local arrangements. Powerline Road west of gently rolling terrain. the city. The county is now building a road from the State Road 808 to Bibie Study tie in with the already- paved Powerline Road A POWDRELL AND ALEXANDER COMMUNITY A Bible study course that goes into Fort Lau- for school age children derdale. The one and a will be conducted by quarter mile segment Mrs. Dave McKee in her will have three bridges, home, Winfleld Park. Warren said.