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Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS r f, 1 ?5 VOL. 10 NO. 97 Boca Raton, Fla., Oct. 24, 1965 16 Pages PRICE Council Will Seek $1.5 Million Beach Architect Shows Polo Assured Polo for the winter season in Boca Raton is assured, the Complete Family Boca Raton News learned yesterday. A receiver for Polo Unlimited has been appointed and has leased the remaining assets to George Oliver, who has also Recreation Area leased the barns and land from Arvida Corp. for the season. Boca Raton has been advertised as the "Winter Polo Cap- The City Council Friday ten- ital of the World," but the future of the sport has been in tatively decided to submit a doubt since Polo Unlimited hit financial difficulties after the $1.5 million dollar beach bond 1965 season. issue to the voters in the Feb- According to the spokesman, Timothy Poulton has been ruary elections. named receiver, enabling the signing of the two leases and After listening to a compre- the continuation of the popular Sunday afternoon pastime. hensive report from its beach architect and planner, Manny Abraben, the council swallowed its ire at losing the proposed area south of the present pub- Fire Survey Hits City lic beach and pointed its sights northward. I crown thee Football Queen of 196!> and year-old senior received her crown from Boca Verna Fleischman became the first regent of the Abraben, who serves in the Raton High School Queen Carol Kolinsky, She post for $1 per year, presented new Bobcat Meld. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was escorted by Steve Prout. a 20-page program for the de- For Lack of Equipment Richard Fleischman of 1212 SW 13th St., the 17- velopment of an ocean front recreation area, complete with Boca Raton's fire department a large number of apartment a marina, restaurant, ocean needs more than $200,000 in houses, both garden-type and Predicted for Mil Cdmmynitf "boardwalk," bandshell, lakes, capital outlay almost im- high-rise. Fire department picnic areas and meditation mediately if it is going to do planning must be changed, the garden. the job assigned to it, the long- report intimates. "As a horseback figure," awaited survey from the Public In a survey of 17 other Flor- Abraben said, "the entire pro- Administration Service says. ida cities in Boca Raton's pop- ject could be done for about Copies of the survey were ulation range, the survey re- Great Growth Potential given to the city councilmen ports that this was the only $700,000, without the cost of Friday by Manager L.M. Mc- municipality to have a 42-hour By Sally Adams that most if not all of what we From a payroll of $133,164 the land," The council has discussed Connell. work week, but that salaries each receive in each check goes for a staff of 27 in 1962, the Listed as needed are an 85- ranged in the lower percentile. Emphasizing the unique fea- right out again in the purchase University payroll has grown enlarging its ocean beach hold- ings for the past two years, and foot extension ladder truck, a The report also stated that tures of Florida Atlantic Uni- of goods and services." to $3 million for a staff of 403 four-story training tower facil- "it makes it more costly to versity and the directive it had Dr. Williams praised the this year. early in 1965 purchased North r Beach, which it had been leasing ity, a new fire sub-station and maintain proper manning with received from tin; scan-? to ex- junior college movement and fhe original enrolimem •.. -• pumper truck. the 42-hour work week." periment with new educational said "it is worth every dollar 1,987 on-and-off-campus stu- for three years. Another 1,000 feet south was to be purchased, The survey cited the city's Fire department personnel techniques, Dr. Kenneth R.Wil- spent on it. Junior college stu- dents in the first trimester of were given praise for high mo- dents are going on to universi- providing it was approved by a tremendous growth, but notes liams, president, spoke before the first year has grown to that the compexion of the com- rale, good delegation of work, the Civic Division of the Boca ties and doing every bit as well 3,505 this trimester. referendum, but an announce- as those men and women who be- ment Thursday that this area munity is changing from a 100 and in some forms of training, Raton Chamber of Commerce Of the 2,392 on-campus stu- despite poor facilities. Friday afternoon and touched gan the university in their would be developed as an per cent community of one- dents this year, 2,301 are family, well-spaced homes to Noted, too, was that Boca upon the unlimited potential for freshman year." from Florida, 79 from other apartment complex killed the growth that confronts both the city's plans in this direction. a diversified community, with Raton is below the average in He reminded his listeners states and 12from foreign coun- more commercial buildings and number of firemen per 1,000 university and the community. that Florida Atlantic university tries. Dr. Williams pointed out Abraben was instructed to rework his plans for an area population. Average of the 17 He stressed the "excellent was the first upper division in- that experience had shown that cities surveyed showed more town and gown" relationship stitution in the nation and that the school could never expect north of, and adjacent to the there are still fewer than half a public beach. More frontage than one fireman per 1,000 that exists and again paid tri- the 75 to 80 per cent commut- Study Caribbean, citizens; Boca Raton has .82. bute to the citizens of Palm dozen established, so that FAU er student body, as predicted will be required, councilmen has had to break ground every noted, since the depth from the The Public Administration Beach and Broward county who by the planning commission. Service made a survey of the had raised .sufficient funds to step of the way. The first dormitory, opened ocean to the Intracoastal Wa- Says Geographer terway is not as great. police department in 1964, get the university started back "Sometimes we find that peo- this fall, is full to capacity. A which was lauded as thorough in 1962. ple far away are more cogni- second unit will be ready in The development plan is If we want to get along with most comprehensive and "takes and complete, and it has been "The university can not exist zant of the new trends we are 1966.. A third dorm, to house our close neighbors in the Car- implemented by City Manager as a self-contained unit, nor is setting here than are our close in all forms of recreation for ibbean, we are going to have to associates." He cited visits (Continued on page 8A) all ages," Abraben noted. McConnell and Police Chief it our intention ever to do so," study and understand their po- W. Hugh Brown. Dr. Williams said. "Our facul- from university educators and The architect's proposal litical problems in the light of ty and staff are your neighbors, administrators from New York; calls for a meditation garden their unique geographical and they are renting or buying Wisconsin; the University of at the gateway to the property. cultural conditions. homes here in Boca Raton. California at Santa Cruz; Co- A winding road would lead to This is the opinion express- County to Aid While we are well-satisfied with lombia, South America and oth- More than 1.75 inches of rain a recreation complex, consist- ed by Dr. C. Etzel Pearcy, geo- our pay scale, I can assure you er places. fell last week on a populace al- ing of swimming pool, tennis grapher for the U.S. State De- ready frustrated and harassed courts, shuffleboard courts, and partment, who was in Boca Ra- with the previous week's 14.6 picnic areas. A lake would be ton to address the opening din- School Road inch frog strangler. dredged, leading to the Intra- ner meeting of the Florida So- Palm Beach County will help Jon Lindbergh Encourages Oct. 20-2.",, l!)(>r> coastal Waterway to give enough ciety of Geographers Friday the city get another access road fill dirt, and to provide fur- Hi Lo Rain evening. to Boca Raton High School, ther beautification. A bandshell The group was hosted for a Commissioner George Warren Wed. SI (iS 1) would be built on a small island '1'hur.s. S5 (i!) two-day conference by the geo- told the News yesterday. Ocean Engineering Students .r>r> in the lake. Walkways would graphy department of Florida TO 1.05 Though long needed, the h'ri. s:$ line the shore, providing addi- Atlantic University and was acuteness of the situation was By Helen Ridley in the deep in his talk with as- Sat. noon 72 70 Trace tional nature paths. headquartered at University pointed out sharply last week piring ocean engineers at the U«S, Weather Bureau official recordings Abraben suggested to the when a 14.6 inch rain almost As Charles Lindbergh inspir- only university in the country from the cooperative ; tation, Boca Raton, (Continued on page 8A) (Continued on page 8A) completely closed the only ave- ed young men of the Twenties giving an undergraduate degree nue to the high school. to take to the air, his son, Jon, in the new science. The City Council last week Friday at Florida Atlantic Uni- Special interest centered instructed the city engineer versity encouraged today's ad- about the effects on deep sea to make a survey and recom- venturers to seek the sea bot- exploration on the human voice. mendations on another entrance toms. Helium, the best gas for breath- to the school. ing at great depths, Lindbergh The slender, shirt-sleeved Warren and City Engineer young man with the boyish smile said, effects the larynx; To the men topside receiving their J.P. Vansant discussed thepos- and gentle humor who looks sibility of continuing NW 15th more like the son of Anne Mor- communications, the two sub- merged scientists sounded like Ave. from its present termina- row Lindbergh than the son of tion at the school across a his famous flier-father, gave an a pair of Donald Ducks. This prompted the invention of a drainage canal to tie in with impromptu talk to students of Florida Atlantic University's FAU's ocean engineering class voice Morse code, he said, and the use of ordinary pop bottles new and uncompleted perimeter while on a visit to the area as road. representative of Ocean Sys- with messages inside, which rose to the surface in seconds. Acquisition of surrounding tems, Inc., underwater explora- land presents a problem, "since tion and research outfit. Because decompression the city, the Board of Regents, Except for cold effects, some takes so long — three hours for the Board of Public Instruction anxiety ("depending on how every half-hour clown up to 94 and an individual property own- much you are used to it"), and hours — the obvious step was er all are involved. temporary voice change, there to take the base of operations are no differences in 432 feet below so that trips to the sur- of water and 30 feet, the young face could be avoided. This was fish-man said. what lay behind the project of He was referring to findings his boss, Edwin A. Link, who of the famous Man-In-The-Sea launched his two young divers Ann Landers Page 3B project in which he and a fellow from his ship, "Sea Diver," in Art 4B diver spent 49 hours in 432 the Bahamas 140 miles east of Calendar 3B feet of water off Grand Stirrup Miami last year. Classifieds 6-7-8A Cay in June, 1964. Probing be- The purpose? The conquest of Editorials 4A yond- the limits of human experi- the continental shelf, earth's Public Notices 8A ence like bin father before him, last frontier. Real Estate 5B young Lindbergh spent two days In answer to a question about Sports 5-8 A and two nights keeping house on psychological effects of the Jon Lindbergh, son of the famous flier and a University. Listening intently as Lindbergh, wec- Teen Town News 713 member of tho famed Man-In-The-Sea project, the ocean flour. record-breaking stay belowt ond from left, explained the project were Bill Travel 6B Humor alternated with cool Lindbergh acknowledged he di.scuH.sed problems of oceanography with ocean Daly, Fort Lauderdale; Martin Knapp, Boca Ra- TV Listings 5B appraisal of potential danger (Continued on page 8A) engineering students Friday at Florida Atlantic ton, and Fred Smith, vStuarL Women's News Section P. 2A Oct. 24, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS 'Decision Making mi Policy' Junior Naval Cadets Sponsor Group Will Se Topic for Dr. Ross Air-Sea Rescue Unit Organizes Dr. Joel E.Ross,pro- the Social Science build- being an observer are fessor of management In ing at Palm Beach Ju- An air-sea rescue signing up in this vol- Florida Atlantic Uni- nior College. unteer program. The needed along with those unit is being organized interested in ground ac- versity's college of bus- "Decision Making and in Boca Raton through members arefromBoca iness administration, Policy Determination" Raton and Florida At- tivities connected with the Junior Naval Cadets this program. will speak before a will be the subject of of America, Cmdr. Jo- lantic University. One is group of about 150 own- the discussion before 1 a former Navy pilot. Cmdr. Oliveira said seph Oliveira, in charge the Junior Naval Cadet ers and managers of approximately 150 stu- of Carrier Squadron 13 Cmdr.' Oliveira said small businesses in dents in a management members of this special program is also or- announced. ganizing units in Boca Palm Beach County Oct. course for operators of Two recruiting meet- unit will be instructed 27, Nov. 3 and Nov. 10, small businesses. in navigation, radio Raton for boys eight to ings held during the past 18. The group will be from 7:30 to 10 p.m., in The course is spon- two weeks at the Boca communication, piloting sored jointly by Palm aircraft, observers, divided into a Junior and Raton airport resulted Senior division. Kirkman Serves •Beach Junior College in over a dozen men 18 first aid and survival and the Small Business years of age and over training. Area men who have Administration, Wash- "This volunteer unit specialty training or' In Navy Exercise ington, D.C., and has at- when organized will be previous military ser- Seaman Apprentice tracted an advance reg- Halloween Party ready to go into action vice are also needed as istration of three times during any emergency instructors and may Steven W. Kirkman, the number expected. USN, son of Mr. and condition requiring as- qualify as commission- Persons interested in Planned at Center sistance in this area by Mrs. Fred B. Kirkman •v ed officers in this youth enrolling may contact A Halloween party for land or sea," Oliveira work. For further in- of Boca Raton, partici- Dean Paul Allison at said. pated in a U.S. First Girl Scout leaders and mothers held the first Jacaranda Neighborhood meet- school children, grades formation write to 221 PBJC. Similiar cours- W. Camino Real, Cmdr. Fleet training exercise ing of the season last week. Discussing plans for the coming year are (left) one through six, will be Men who have an inte- es will be scheduled at held by Teen-age Cen- rest in flying a plane or F.E, Shea, Boca Raton. "Ragweed," while later dates, upon de- Mrs. Donald King, Mrs. William Richardson and Mrs. Paul St. Jean. Included serving aboard the guid- mand of interested par- in the plans for the 274 Girl Scouts making up 13 troops is a calendar sale. ter, Friday, Oct. 29. ed missile cruiser USS ticipants. Neighborhood chairman is Mrs. John Lynn. "We still can use volunteers to Party will begin at 8 EL GRECO LAMPS & SHADES Columbus. p.m. with a costume help us," said Mrs. King. "We can use two more troops, but basically we contest. Shoppers Haven-3341 N. Federal Hwy, Pompano MARBLE - BRONZE - GRANITE need mothers to transport the girls, and help the leaders." Judges for the con- South End Phone 942-9523 test will be Skipper LAMP REPAIRS ARE OUR SPECIALTY Monuments and Cemetery Markers Chuck, channel four tel- RESTYLE your old lamp! New Faculty Members Are Named evision, Anita Fitzger- BAILEY MEMORIALS ald and Dennis Lalli. Awards will be pre- 2172 E. CAROL CIRCLE sented to three young- A Place of Enduring Beauty WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA To Posts at Florida Atlantic sters with the best cos- ROBERT BAILEY CALL COLLECT tumes in each grade. education after a num- QNliULTAN 96S-Q839 Several additional ap- associate in chemistry Cartoons will be shown pointments to the faculty ber of years as chair- was Dr. C.B. Jackson, and refreshments serv- of Florida Atlantic Uni- man of the physical head of the Beach Chem- ed following the contest. SERVING health department at versity have been con- ical Company in Fort Party will be in the firmed this week. Miami University, Ox- Lauderdale. He holds Community Center. BROWARD Included are a man- ford, Ohio. degrees from the Uni- agement and planning A graduate of the Uni- versity of Mississippi, To Place A AND analyst, a biological versity of . Cincinnati where she earned both a George Washington and Classified Ad PALM BEACH sciences teacher, a re- Johns Hopkins. search associate in bachelor's and a mas- Phone 395-5121 chemistry, and three- ter's degree and of Bos- COUNTIES education instructors. ton University where SELECTED BOXED Robert P.Owens,for- she received the doctor GARDEN TYPE MAUSOLEUM ROY CLAYTON merly administrator of of education degree, Dr. the FICUS center in Ri- Poe has had experience PERMANENCE-BEAUTY-DIGNITY Formerly associated with the Service De- viera Beach, is serving in health related fields CHRISTMAS CARDS in the public schools and $2.50 to $10.00 VALUES partment of Adams Chevrolet, Delray Beach, as management and Above ground burial in beautiful landscaped has been appointed to the sales staff as planning data analyst. A in civic organizations as Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, pompano Beach. graduate of the Univer- well as on the college LIMITED SUPPLY Sales Representative new and used cars level. Pre-opening prices now offered in this stately sity of Michigan, Owens % and inspiring mausoleum. department. served in the U.S. Army Dr. Thomas J. Mari- for 18 years, retiring ani assumed the post of Call or write for free color brochure and complete Roy invites all his friends and associates to I 50 information on the advantages of pre-need with the rank of colonel. assistant professor of selection. visit and let him help them with all their He and his wife live in physical education after ALL NEW STOCK four years as director IMPRINTING SERVICE AVAILABLE automotive needs. Palm Beach Gardens. They have two grown of health and safety ed- These are all Famous Names children. ucation at Georgia Forest Lawn BUS. PHONE: 278 3225 DEEKF1ELD: 399-6244 Dr. Nancy Poe comes Southern College. He earned his doctorate at W.P.B.: 833-0506 to FAU as interim in- RES. BOCA: 395-51G3 structor of physical ed- Indiana. A native of COVE CARD & GIFT SHOP Memorial Gardens ucation in the college of Philadelphia, Dr. Mari- 1610 S.E. 3rd Court 399-2332 ana is no stranger to COVE SHOPPING CENTER DEEBFIELD BEACH 200 NW 24th St. Pompano Beach 942-1520 Florida. He earned his bachelor's at the Uni- You'll enjoy SPACE GALORE at versity of Tampa and his master's at the Univer- sity of Florida. Dr. Mariani is mar- ried and the couple has one son, 18 months of age. Mrs. Kathryn Chris- tian who holds a mas- CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS ter's degree, in music from the University of South East 13th St.. Near U.S. 1 Alabama, has accepted BOCA RATON appointment as a part time instructor in music New Models N@w Ops® § education. Mrs. Jane S. Ebelhare has been named instruc- tor in biological scien-. ces, having served for some time as a research assistant on special For Helping us have a work in that department. She holds a bachelor's degree in medical tech- tremendous GRAND OPENING. nology and earned her master's at LehighUni- versity, Bethlehem, Pa. Named as research We fed 10% of the population

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Resolutions September was 2,043," administrative staff and passed there will then pose of evaluating dele- according to Robert W. gates' responses, Ma- more clerks, mainte- Fulton, Palm Beach nance personnel, and Stereo FM, Monaural Solid-Stato 100-Watts Two Heavy-Duty Two 1000 cycle Expo- rina said. He added that County superintendent FM/AM Radio Chassis undistorted music 15" Bass Woofers the affair also provides custodians need to be nential Treble Horns of schools. hired," Fulton said. power School Menus practice ground for AMOS WHITEMAN, Reg. Ph. journalism students as- Attendance averages signed to cover the 295 at Boca Raton After 16 years Take advantage of Thrilling performance—from Stereo FM and Monaural I'M/AM Radio, or records J.C. MITCHELL School, 766 at J.C. 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There are five county referendum items on This may be true, but this is a trend in Amer- POLICE the Nov. 2 ballot. ica. Most controversial issue is whether or not the The city manager-council form of govern- TRIALS school superintendent will be an appointed office ment, which Boca Raton voters overwhelming- or remain an elective one. ly endorsed this very year is directly compara- This is Proposal D. ble to an elective school board and an appoin- In our opinion, this is the most important item tive superintendent. American industry is run on the entire ballot — and this includes the state the same way — stockholders elect the board of road bond proposition. directors, who name the president and chief Schools in Palm Beach County are big busi- operating officers. ness; the budget runs into the millions of dollars Want other reasons? each year. Check these, which are findings of the Palm There are no qualifications set for an elective Beach County Principals' Association; school superintendent; he need not have any sort The school board may set minimum qualifica- of formal education whatsoever. He has to be a tions for the superintendent. voter; that's all. The Board of Public Instruction may employ Yet, obviously, the job of running the school the best qualified man available regardless of system requires an expert in administration. his place of residence. Taxes are rising too fast now; to have the money Responsibility to the people can be identified wasted would be unthinkable. clearly with only one elected body. An elected superintendent is an anachronism There is less likelihood of friction between Lighting the Fuse? of Florida's 1885 constitution. No other state in the superintendent and the Board of Public In- the union has elected superintendents, and eight struction. of Florida's counties have already moved for- The Board of Public Instruction can confine it- ward into the appointive superintendent class. self to establishing policies and leave the ad- Around the USA When the state constitution was adopted, Flor- ministration in the hands of the superintendent ida was a rural, agricultural state. It made sense as the executive officer. to elect someone to run two or three one-room The superintendent could make administra- schoolhouses. But the same kind of man cannot tive decisions and execute Board of Public In- A Bumper Year for Bear guide a school system of 61,700 students, such struction recommendations without concern for as Palm Beach County, political implications. Lest you think we're straining at gnats, let us Continuation in office by the superintendent is recount a case in point. not dependent upon political whims or partisan By Oliver B. Jaynes tations and the bad tempers of pering past. For their own pro- politics. those big, black fellows, pre- tection, the station is well con- In 1959 a small county on the west coast of This is a bumper year for cautions are taken for his pro- cealed. In this way the in- Florida elected a man to the office of school su- The superintendency becomes a professional position rather than a political one. big, black bear in the Blue tection. experienced hunter may, per- perintendent who was a lay minister and made Ridge. When the season on them On a typical hunt the dogs chance, get a shot at the fast- his living as a house painter. He was a good The appointed superintendent does not have to bear expenses of a political campaign every four opened at dawn last Friday, are set down at the break of moving target. The chances are house painter and nothing is wrong with being a old-time mountain marksmen dawn where bear-trail follow- chat he'll miss — even if a bear house painter, but the school system suffered years and does not have to divide his energies between running for office and administering along with their dogs were all ers know one of the animals is driven his way - but it's badly. set for the chase. has been feeding. Sentries are exciting anyway. First, the Southern Association of Colleges the schools. There is less likelihood of members of the in- It's the biggest thrill of the posted at nearby gaps in the What the tenderfoots seem to and Secondary Schools withdrew the accredita- year for these mountain folks mountain area. The hunters tion from the county's high school. Morale of structional staff becoming involved in elections like as much as anything else which may result in post-election dissatisfac- who follow the bear trails. They know by experience that bears about the whole, adventure is teachers slipped to an all-time low,, and several look forward all summer to the always run up hill when the took other jobs in other counties. Parents — tion, conflict, personnel changes, and a drop in lolling around in an old cabin morale. opening of bear season. Scat- dogs jump them. When a trail on the night before with the about 3 per cent — sent their children to private tered among the more rugged is "struck," dogs, men — and preparatory schools, including St. Andrew's. Except for malfeasance in office, a superinten- mountain folks and listening to dent is not subject to dismissal until he has serv- natives of these heavily wooded the bear — head for the high- them tell whopping yarns in This can happen; it happened in Florida. ed four years, and then he must be voted out mountains will be a few Florida lands. If a bear risks running the language of the hills. It's Proponents of an elective superintendent of office. residents who have lingered in the gap, he usually gets a slug fascinating — almost like being maintain that control of the school system would For the best future for Palm Beach schools their summer homes to see the in his neck — but many of them in another world. be further removed from direct action by the and for the best future use of your tax money, hillsides a glorious blaze of make it. The shooter has to be voters if the superintendent were appointed. vote FOR Proposal D on Nov. 2. color. Most of them have join- fast and sure. A fellow who gets Contrary to general belief, ed the experienced bear men excited is very likely to miss; experienced bear hunters of by special invitation. and he has but one chance to get the Blue Ridge don't believe that one. that moonshine whisky mixes If an old-timer takes a liking The guest-hunters are hot in- well with marksmanship. The to one of the summer visitors, vited to join in the chase. Fixed good ones frown on it — and Good Selections he may invite his city friend to stations are set up for them in anyone who imbibes the night go along on the hunt. Knowing locations where the mountain before is assigned to cleaning the tenderfoot's physical limi- men think a bear may be scam- up the cabin the next morning! The appointment and election of two men to Mr. Higgins, who served so ably as Chairman the Civil Service Board this past week is worth of the Charter Board, brings a wealth of know- comment, ledge of the city, its citizens and its govern- The Breadwinner's Journal James B. Brannigan was elected by the em- ment to the Civil Service Board. ployes of the city; Kenneth Higgins was appoint- Both of these are excellent selections, and ed by the City Council. will add ability and stature to this important Both of these are excellent selections, subdivision of the city government. Mr. Brannigan is a former chairman of the At the same time, we must give a word of Crawly, Unshaven Creatures board, who retired early in the year because thanks to Cale Hedrick and WilliamCunn, whose of increased duties. Though we have often dif- terms are expiring, Eloth have worked long By Donald I. Rogers liness, and there was precious VIET NAM." The other read: fered with him in policy decisions, we have never and hard at the job; and Mr. Gunn deserves little of it in evidence among "END INHUMANE USE OF POI- questioned his dedication to duty, and his ability particular commendation, since his tenure was the organized demonstrators, SON GAS IN VIET NAM." m to fully represent the city's more than 200 em- marked by wrangling both in and out of the NEW YORK — Most Ameri- two sets of whom this reporter ployes. courts. cans are filled with loathing for the crawly, unshaven creatures observed first-hand. War is the ultimate in ir- who spent a recent week-end The inconsistency of the rationalities, yet the U.S., in its .(Oct. 16-17) demonstrating brute-sized infants was mani- blundering way, has sought to against the American involve- fest by signs carried side-by- reduce its total carnage by the The Other Side of the Coin ment in Viet Nam, and there is side in the parade in New York's use of non-poisonous tear gas nationwide contempt for the Yorkville section, scene of under certain conditions where cowardly and willfully-mis- many pro-Nazi parades such a it, rather than grenades or guided young punks who either short time ago. One sign read: napalm flame-throwers, will do Need for Universal Language tore up their draft cards or "STOP THE INHUMANE WAR IN the job. handed out literature on how to 1 beat the draft. By John Opel "Soon again, it will be fas- peace, liberty, dignity, the peo- Americans are tolerant of hionable to read and write . „ , ple — unifying their meaning almost any kind of demonstra- Additional observations on Reading is completely port- and endeavoring to find out why tor, and most of those who feel the topic of communication have able; it stirs the imagination different peoples understand the sick to the stomach over the an- been cropping up since we like nothing else." same word in different ways. tics of the students who so glee- Ten Years Ago in Boca Raton News broached the subject last week. The day this happens, the walls fully give aid and comfort to our Seven realtors met to form a Boca Raton Board of Realtors. Too often, it seems, we tend More recently, Dr. Felix of Babelism will start to crum- enemies, would nevertheless They were W.P. Febout, Henry Warren, J. Stuart Robertson, to speak to each other in terms Marti-Ibanez, the founder and ble and a real and deep com- demonstrate themselves to gua- William Mitchell, H.D. Gates, Conn C. Curry, and Bruce Dar- of television commercials, ad- editor of MD Medical News- munication among peoples will rantee the right of the imma- rell, vertising slogans or capsulized magazine, discussed words, begin. ture cultists to demonstrate as quotes which seem to be a by- their meanings and communi- "And let us not be afraid of much as they wish. Arthur Vining Davis was scheduled to be honored guest at a product of our electronic age. cation in an article in the St. speaking to one another in Ducking the draft because of Chamber of Commerce banquet. "I'd rather fight than switch" Louis Post-Dispatch. courteous and beautiful words. political disagreement, how- is, perhaps, a case in point. "The supreme preoccupa- The beauty of the word is the ever, is something else again. Four hundred and eighty-three youngsters were enrolled at Bo- We find ourselves saying it tions of contemporary man," politeness of language. Let us During World War II, it was ca Raton's three schools. whenever the phrase seems to he wrote, "are to know him- not fear using beautiful images, fairly well accepted that the fit the conversation , , . often self and his fellow man better, metaphors and symbols to stim- regular Army brass was not Four Years Ago when it doesn't. It's been used and to share his thoughts. These ulate human communication. madly in love either with Frank- Boca Raton Library was closed to allow moving books and lin D, Roosevelt or his poli- as the punch line of anecdotes require a basic tool —the word. The engines of a jet would be equipment to the new library building, and those who don't know gim- Animals use actions and sounds no less powerful or swift if cies, yet there was never any- m mick will more than likely miss as signals, but man uses them they were decked in garlands thing but a maximum effort. Mrs. William E. Spencer was elected president of Republi- the joke. as symbols, as the representa- of roses." This was not because of blind can Woman's Club. tions of objects and ideas. acceptance of duty, but because "Thanks to his symbolic use of loyalty to the nation and to It's not surprising that what- The doctor may not be too a sense of survival. If Roose- Boca Raton, Florida Oct. 24, 1965 ever it is that we and our child- of words, man became a pro- good on aerodynamics, but his 4A digious maker and user of other velt had committed us to a pol- ren are learning to substitute message comes through clear- icy, the reasoning went, we for speech—and for read ing and tools, but only because pre- ly. It's one well worth remem- viously he had become a maker were committed, and Ameri- BOCA RATON NEWS writing — is colored by adver- bering. cans would serve to the utmost, tising slogans and words coined and user of words. Of the three Published every Thursday and Sunday basic means man has for under- no matter how individually they by persons apparently more in- felt about the policy. terested in their cleverness standing other men, the look, Wit's End Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of the word and the touch, the most • The point is, every Ameri- the fast-growing Boca Raton area. than the content of their state- can is called upon to give up ment. important is the word, spoken Junk is anything that lies or written. The word enables around in your way for 10 a bit of his freedom at time of •J.H. Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley In an address last spring war, and there is no mistaking Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. in Miami, Richard L. Tobin, man to confront — though only years and you throw it away with partial success so far — two weeks before you need it. the fact that we are at war in managing editor of the Saturday Viet Nam. Ergo, American col- MEMBER Review, made some similar the great problem of our time: —The Seymour-Black Creek Florida Press Association communication." (Wis.) Community Press lege children are no longer free observations. to duck the draft merely by National Editorial Association "The average child today," joining a protest group or ex- Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce he said, "lives In an almost Dr. Marti-Ibanez also is opti- I never worry. I've got enough money saved to last pressing displeasure with the Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, inc. ubiquitous world of total elec- mistic: policy that got us into war. tronic noise." "Perhaps we could create a me the rest of my life - un- Subscription Rates; By carrier in city l*>tf a week, 65# a month; Mr. Tobin, however, was universal language of great con- less I buy something. A country's future is deter- By mail in U1S., payable in advance, 1 year $1.5Q; 6 months, $4.00;' optimistic: cepts — democracy, culture, Gene Baylos mined by the degree of its man- 3 months, #2.50. BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 24, 1965 5A

by Jim Kiffenbiirg

Local boat owners may have to change their habits slightly if a new Corps of Engineers regu- ermen lation is carried out in Boca Raton. Loxahatchee Recrea- nal and S-39 borrow ca- Heretofore, the bridge tenders have been pretty tion Area this week re- nal. These hot spots are nice guys and have been opening the Intracoastal ported only six inches expected to be good structures to give clearance for boats with out- of water fell on the cen- through this weekend as riggers and tall radio aerials. tral Everglades region rain water drains. It may all come to a screaming halt. ^^_ ^* • west of town and fishing Catches last week in- Section 203.240 of Section 5, River and Harbor was not greatly affect- cluded two bass by Rob- Act has been amended to read: ed. ert Ashby of six and a "A vessel shall not require the opening of the Good catches of bass half pounds each. Paul draw when such opening is needed only to provide are coming in on artifi- Byrley and Gordon War- additional clearance for appurtenances unessen- The rains came down, small lakes formed and dunking of the evening as a right end run wound cial lures and there is up with a splash. Meanwhile, fans sat through a ren came in with strings tial to navigation of the vessel, or for appurtenan- at times the action looked almost like water polo. a definite pick up of bit- of bass in the three to ces essential to navigation but which may be This pileup in tne first quarter saw the first steady downpour to watch the game. ing on large shiners. six pound class. altered by hinging, telescoping, collapsing, or Bluegills have been hit- On the salt water side, otherwise, so as to require no greater clearance ting well on popping reports of pompano cat- than the highest fixed and essentially unalterable bugs, especially the ches in the surf have point of the vessel." sponge rubber bream been filtering down to "Appurtenances unessential to navigation shall Bobcats Lose to Stuart, 18-0, killer and the slider. the sports desk.Bill Tac- include but not be limited to fishing outriggers, Tarpon and bass have kle Shop reported sev- radio antennae which are or can reasonably be been very active at all eral persons have been made flexible or collapsible, television antennae, the runoffs from fields in seeking sand fleas, a false stacks, and masts purely for ornamental On Blocked Punts, Interception along the Hillsboro Ca- favorite bait of this purposes . . ." particular fish. Anglers Bridges probably will be opened for such boats, said they were hooking No teeth, no claws and tenstein with the per- late minutes of the caught the aerial as Ma- University pompano near the Inlet, but an added paragraph takes care of a few other no guts pretty well de- fect pass. Although the game, two incomple- teo zeroed in on him. things. scribed the Boca Raton play was good for only a tions prefaced another The Tigers punted out Richey Castelli hit a "Owners of or agencies controlling draw- Bobcats Friday night as seven yard gain it was perfect pass . ..direct- again after making only Women Use run of snook in the In- bridges shall report to the District Engineer in they fumbled and one of the better execut- ly to an opposition play- four yards gain and the let Saturday evening and charge of the locality the names of any vessels stumbled their way to ed passes of the evening. er. Stuart's Glenn Bryan Cats once more went 9-Hole Scores hauled in five of the causing bridge openings considered to be in vio- an 18-Q loss at the hands Taking totheairinthe stood flat-footed and into the air in a last- linesides. They ranged lation of this paragraph. The District Engineer of Stuart. ditch attempt to score. Suspected high water from five to eight pounds may at any time cause an inspection to be made Playing in their new Billy Cunningham had kept University Park each, Castelli said he of any craft so reported and is empowered to de- stadium, only a handful the long arms this time Women's Golf Associa- caught them all on a cide in each case whether or not the appurtenan- of rain-soaked fans saw Sportsman Club Closes and intercepted a heave tion members away Mirro-lure. ces are unessential to navigation. If the District the Cats lose three intended for Chuck Lek- from the course Thurs- Clarence Platts took Engineer decides a vessel has appurtenances un- touchdowns on three niskas on the Bobcat day morning. But their advantage of smooth essential to navigation, he shall notify the vessel misplays. Two punt fail- Charter, Picks Name 17-yard-line. fears were unfounded. ocean waters and troll- owner of his decision, specifying a reasonable A 15-yard penalty Although they used ed close to the beach ures and a pass inter- Another step was tak- Dave Franks, one of time for making necessary alterations." ception set up the entire against Boca Raton only scores from nine Monday. He picked up In our layman's interpretation of the regula- en Thursday night to- the organizers of the moved the ball halfway holes, a small group of 12 blues, four mackerel scoring procedure for ward the completion of club, said general mem- tion, it would appear bridgetenders will still the visiting team. women played and post- and a bunch of blue run- open the bridges for boats with aerials and out- full scale plans for a berships are now open ed scores for the day. ners. In a steady down- city sportsman club. and anyone over the age BR ST riggers, but if they follow the letter of the law pour Stuart's Tigers STIX Using low net and low Carl Wehner fished will be compelled to inform the Engineers. Meeting at the rec- of 17 is eligible to join 1st Downs 6 9 putts, with half handi- the surf just off the kicked off and Zane reation building, a group the senior organization. Rush. Yd. 104 166 Time will tell whether or not a follow-up is Emerson returned the caps, Evelyn Mattice pavilion last week and made. of interested hunters, Charter members Pass. Yd. 29 0 and Martha Schwind tied was rewarded with a 20 ball 17 yards on what fishermen and conser- present voted to call Passes 4-11 0-1 One more little stone gets thrown in the path looked like a good start for top honors of the and one-half pound jack, of pleasure. vationists, closed the the new group the Boca Intercep. 0 2 day with scores of 37. Cleveland Petterson for the Cats. But two charter of the newly Raton Sportsman Club. 18 31 one-yard gains and an Penalties Ida Jacoby led the reported catching a formed organization and One of the goals will be putters and took first three-pound pompano in incomplete pass saw voted to become affili- to organize a training Coifs Nip Lions in Flag-Tag, them go into punt for- to the goal line and place with her score of the surf just north of ated with the National squad to teach young- Bryan picked up anoth- 14. Emmy Marshall was the Inlet Tuesday. He mation. It was to be their Rifleman's Associa- sters the proper use of first bad play, er seven on the first second with 15 putts. used cut mullet for bait. tion. rifles and handguns. play. It was Scammell The Association will Elizabeth Huff caught Bears, Browns Baffle fo Tie Tim Beegle went back Twenty members Looking far into the fu- to kick and was imme- again who skirted left hold- regular tournament a 13-inch sea trout in It was a ding-dong and drove 62 yards to went on the charter and ture, members hope to end to score putting the play next Thursday, Boca Raton Lake early diately overrun by a host will meet Wednesday obtain land on which to battle between the Bears score. of Tiger tacklers as the Tigers out in front 18 to morning, according to this week. Not many and the Browns Monday Jan Neering, taking a night to vote on a slate build a clubhouse and 0. publicity chairman Ann trout have been caught Bobcat defense fell of candidates for offi- shooting range. but when it was all over, pitchout from his broth- apart. Zane Emerson, 175- Barth. here recently. nothing was decided as er, Gerry Neering, rac- cers to head up the club. Emphasis was put on pound halfback, saw Taking over on their Although the embryo or- the score remained 0-0. ed to his left and cut own 49-yard-line, the fishing as well as hunt- more action than usual Outstanding for the back to his right through ganization will have met ing and conservation. It .during the game and was Tigers marched steadily three times in three MARINE CENTER Bears was Mike Posey, the whole Colt team to back down the field to is expected movies on credited with 24 yards smallest player on the score from 20 yards out. weeks, it was voted to the subjects and speak- rushing on six carries. score. Cary Rogers hold meetings only once ers will be a part of the BOSTON .i ^ M field. Time and again, he Try for the all impor- He picked up one first Florida's No. 1 Dealer punched over from the a month from this point WJHAJUEftS caught Brown runners tant point after touch- one for the touchdown. regular monthly meet- down along the way. Em- on the sidelines as they down failed as Gerry on, ings. Late in the second erson also returned the 3 0s were breaking away with Neering was stopped by quarter, Rogers got the All charter members opening kickoff 17 yards JOHNSON MOTORS " ' ' Service • HOMEUTE MOTORS a potential score. Also and prospective club Ma the center of the Colt Cats into trouble again. Prosser mi giving him a total of 41 • Tattle, Boii and tea • ™e Supplies and Hardware outstanding for the defensive unit led by members are asked to yards for the evening. Bears were George On a punt situation, the attend the election Kyle Quill en, Steven 192-pound back fell on It was the fourth 2507 N. OCEAN BLVD. (AtA) POMPANO BEACH Rust, Rick Brenner, Mummah, Mike Crim- Schynnan Win meeting Wednesday, loss for the Bobcats Jack Ficek, Jim Mattox, a blocked punt just three 7:30 p.m, at the city mins, Jeff Whittenberg, yards short of the goal who have two wins to "Everything for the Fisherman and Boatman" and Scott Worsham. Sergio Baez, Cary Bush, line. At Roysl Palm recreation department. their credit. For the Browns, Bob Steve Lassiter, The Bobcat defensive Brannigan, Terry For the Colts late in line held the middle Martha Prosser and Louch, Joe Nieporte, the fourth quarter Kyle three times but stood Keith Shuman posted a PRE-CHRISTMAS and Brad Cripp led the Quill en took a pass from helplessly by as Ricky score of 64 Thursday way. Scott Pokorney and Scammell ran wide on to win the Royal Palm In the second game bolted into the end zone the fourth down to score Women's Golf Associa- the Colts and Lions met from 25 yards out. the second touchdown. tion weekly tournament. headon with both fresh With just 45 seconds Only one bright spot The pair led a field of Sporting Goods from a victory last remaining on the clock, appeared as the two 44 players. Friday. The Colts tri- Portnoy ran wide to his Drawn foursome, best SALE squads see-sawed the umphed 7-6. left to score the winning ball through the third ball twosome, with BIO, BIG SAVINGS SHOP EARLY QUANTITIES LIMITED The never-say-die PAT and the Colts had quarter. On one of his handicaps, was the play Lions of Coach Jimmy victory number two. rare passes to the right of the day, according to Reg. Sale Neering started off like Wednesday games side, Quarterback Hen- Mrs. Robert C. Bless- Reg. Sale a house afire as they were called because of ry Mateo hit Steve Brei- ing, publicity chairman. SALE ITEMS Price Price SALE ITEMS Price Price took the opening kickoff rain. Harriett Wagstaff and Basketballs 5.45 3.50 Baseball Shoes 13.95 9.00 Sue Craves took second place honors with their Football Uniforms 11.95 9.99 Dart Boards 4.25 3.25 score of 67. Ruth Mar- Bowling Shoes 9.95 7.99 Orion Shirts 5.95 4.25 tin and Alta Knight tied Football Pants-Shirts 5.95 3.99 Ban Ion Shirt 7.95 5.50 Keglers with the team of Nancy Korner 3.99 Kolb and Alice Steinbre- Walking Shorts 4.95 Andia Baseball Gloves 12.95 7.95 High set for the sea- Pete Schaeffer leading the competition is get- der for third place. Both twosomes had scores of : son thus far has been the men with a high game ting tougher each week. Reg. Price Sale Price "Reg." ' SalT"l§ rolled by a high school of 258, followed by Tom In the FAU group Ed 68. TENNIS MacGregor 6.00 4.50 Price Price m senior. Jerry Morris Ferrell with a 245 and Guest topped 225, Pete Shooting 69 were RACKETS Jr., rolling in the Ju- Gordon Bell 240. Art Schaefer 212, Don Kohl Norm a Barns and Fran 7.20 5,50 Baseball 13.50 IO.OO m nior-Senior League on Hanks has the high 221, and Fred Fell 225, Fitzgerald, Ruth Ker- 9.60 7.20 17.50 i3.oo m Saturdays had games of scratch of 645, In the ber and Margaret Smith, Gloves Paul Engel with the Ro- 12.00 9.99 16.80 14.25 M 230-253 and 195 for a big women's division An- tary had 206 and Jim Monday qualifications 678 scratch set. The Ju- nette Curtis bowled a Howell 214. Santo Mon- were completed for the 16.80 13.25 19.20 15.00 IS niors are also prac- 230 game and Dottie goli rolled a 227. Bob husband and wife club 30.00 24.99 12.95 J0.00.JI ticing for the Palm Beard follows with a Fox 223 and Bill Dagata championships. Mr. and Beach County Tourna- 212. 212, Crosby Crosby, Mrs. Glenn L. Wilson ment to be held at Uni- Since the word got out 216, Renee Caron 222. were medalists for the Reg. Sale Reg. Sale versity Lanes on Sun- that A.D.Dixon, who has day with a score of 145. SALE ITEMS Price SALE ITEMS Price Price day, Nov. 14. B.P.A. LADIES TRAVEL Price measured in excess of Team Won Lost Wilson Gloves 12.50 9.50 Metis Wind Jacket* 13,95 11.00 Three local bowlers 100,000 bowling balls, Major Lanes 8 4 Verde'a 7 5 ! CUP AND SAVE Spaulding 12.00 9.50 15.95 13.00 participated in the prize and who will be guest of Lanatana 7 5 fund in the sports car the lanes early in No- Garden Lanes 6 6 THIS WEEK'S L.L. Football Shoes 5.95 4.50 10.95 7.99 Glades 5 7 tournament. Jeanne vember, calls have been Hi School Football Shoes 13.95 9.95 Mens Parkers 7.95 5.35 Brownlee, Guy Dyer and coming in asking for an University 3 9 High team game, Garden Lanes, ; TIDES Track Shoes 13.95 9.99 Mens GoII Jackets 7.95 6.80 James Perry all finish- appointment. 833; high team triple, Lantana, I High High Low Low ed in the upper division 244S; individual high, Kay 12.50 9.50 Ladies Jackets 7.00 5.99 The Rotary Club has Gould, 208; Individual triple, A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. and will receive cash gone into first place in Arllne Magulre, 552. Black & White Sweaters 12.95 9.45 Tennis Shorts 7.95 5.75 awards. I the Civic league over- BUSINESSMEN'S SCRATCH S 8:43 H;54 2:25 2: S3 Rain Coats 5.95 4.50 a if 5.95 3.99 The Palm Beach shadowing the Kiwanis Team wan Lost M 9:27 9:3(» 3:08 3:38 Turnery NurB, 16 5 J T 10:10 10:17 3:50 4:20 Awards Sweaters 14.95 10.95 Softball bats 3.70 2.75 County Bowling Pro- Sunrise. Turner Nur- Golden Harbour 14 7 1 prietor's will meet at sery has taken over the Keltzer Clothes 14 7 W 10:53 10:58 4:31 5:03 Surf Suits 6.95 5.75 ii it 2.95 2.15 | T 11:37 11:41 r>:i4 5:47 the lanes next Wednes- lead in the Scratch lea- Troy Plumbing 10 11 1 5.99 Dyar Plaster. 10 11 V .... 12:23 5:57 «:35 6.95 5.75 Sneakers 3.99 day morning to discuss gue from Golden Har- J.D. Engineer, 7 14 1 S 12:27 1:13 0:45 7:29 2.90 7.95 the junior, team, and bour and Boca Verde is Chez Joey 7 14 L.L. Bats 3.80 Surf Suits 5,75 mixed doubles tourna- now on top ahead of DeMarco 6 15 . We solve all your Slacks 14.95 8.45 Swim Suits 5.25 3.99 High team game. Turner Nur- i Fishing Needs ments to be conducted Green and Marra, Inc. sery, 897; high team triple, under their auspices. in the Boca Ratoners Golden Harbour, 2676; Indivi- f BOCA TACKLE COMPLETE LIME of SPORTING GOODS" The honor roll board league. dual high and triple, Tom Fer- rel, 243-645. ! SHOP ROYAL PALM SHOPPING CENTER on the concourse in the A close study of the I 451 E PALMerro PARK ROAD GARY'S SPORT SHOP 5 oa bowling lanes shows league standings show (Continued on page 8A) u JT « ^ « J (Next Poor fo Baton's 5< and 1QQ 6A Oct. 24, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Merchandise, for .Sole •Merchandise for Sole Boats for Sale Alterations Help Wonted Help Wanted Male AKC Poodles small Dressmaking & Original THE FOLLOWING HURRICANE PANELS Air Conditioner 11/2 hp mini, "Champaign" 8 Must sell 26' Clayton 2 experienced men for Classified and reverse cycle Wall mo- hardtop, Sea-Skiff. 225 Designing, Ensemble* POSITIONS Lawn Maintenance work wks old $100. & up. Chrysler, Outriggers, 395.-7160. ARE NOW OPEN: AWNINGS del $100. 400 E. Pal- La Marquis Poodle Salon and 2 men for Landscap- PORCH SHADES metto Pk. Rd. Radio, Fishing Chairs, EXPFRIENCED TAI- 1-Night Dishwasher ing. Steady work. Phone Free Estimate 960 N. Dixie Hwy. Fathom-meter, Excel- LOP All kinds ladies 2-Night cleaning man, 395-4295 after 5: PM. Ads Pool Table, regulation Boca Raton 395-5770 and Men's Alterations - some experience in Save $$ Save $$ lent cond. Make offer. / A FUTURE" 1 6 13 Call 399-6389 aft. 5:30 size $75. Twin Bed $25. STUD service silver 395-3370.. suits made single restaurant work pre- Lines Day Days Days toy, proven AKC 5 lbs ferred. Apply in person FOR SALARIED BARGAINS- BARGAINS Call 395-3478. breasted from double, RETAIL. SALESMEN 1-4 1.20 4.80 8.84 French Provincial- Fee or choice puppy. Marine-General wide lapels made nar- only: 5 1.50 6.00 9.75 Used furniture, clothing, 395-3624. MOORING WHIPS DUTCH PANTRY If YOU are a young man 6 1.68 6.48 11.70 books, doors, clocks, Beautiful Dining Rm row. Bartin & Miller's with a high school di- 7 1.96 7.56 13,65 Suite, like new. Oval Lost and Found "Live Action" Cleaners & Laundry, 2140 N. Fed. Hwy. auto tires, bedding & World's finest. Sales, Boca Raton, Fla. ploma, interested in?, a 8 2.08 7.68 14.56 other items. For Sale Table & 6 chairs. Crys- Chain & Hook For Tow 2600 N. Ddxie Hwy. at 5 permanent, full time 9 2.34 8.64 Hi.".18 tal Cabinet, extra table Service, Parts warran- Points, Wilton Manors, at: Palm Beach Faith Truck on 12th Ave. Nr. Help Wanted Female year round salaried re- 10 2,40 9.00 16.90 leaves. $300. 395-7846. 4th St. Country Club Vil- ty. Call us for nearest LO 6-4314. 11 2.64 9.90 18.59 Farm, 1/2 mi. N. of franchise dealer. Ma- laid for large Motel to tail sales position which 12 2.64 10.08 18.72 Boynton Rd. on Hwy. KEEP your carpets lage.REWARD. Supreme rina Products Mfg. Inc., R.C. BENNETT could lead to future ad- Each Addi- beautiful despite con- Auto Body, 170 NW 13th Expert workmanship live in. Room furnished, No.441. Phone 732-6681, 221 SW 14 Ct., Ft. Laud. & meals, must perform vancement to manageri- tional Line. 22 .14 .12 stant footsteps of a busy St. Boca Raton 395-5165 524-0318. Ladies, Men. 1821-BNE al, administrative, or Squirrel Stole, like hew, family. Get Blue Lustre 25th St., Pompano Bch., duties of maid & House- also Console Electric keeper. Write Boca Ra- contractor sales, posi- Ad Deadline Rent electric Shampoo- Plants, Trees, Sod H Mobile Homes Sale 942-5414, tion with Florida's larg- Ironer. 395-4386. er $1. Belzer's Hard- WE RE-MOVE COCO- ton News. Box 18, Hoca THURSDAY 54' VAGABOND mobile Instructions-Tutoring Raton, State age & back- est and ever growing re- EDITION Aluminum Products Inc. ware Co. NUT TREES FREE. tail lumber company 5- "Cadillac" Storm Pan- home, 2 bedroom, 11/2 TIC TOC CHILD CARE' ground. Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m.. Double Bed, Box Spring, 395-4740. bath, 30' cabana, car- NURSERY & 1/2 day week $75. to $80. els & Awnings. 699 SW Moon Nursery & Land- port, porch, washer, Part time bookkeeper- to start and excellent SUNDAY 2Ave,Ft.Laud 523-7568 mattress, perfectly KINDERGARTEN retail sales, helpful but clean, $20. 395-2098. scaping, Palm Trees $1. dryer, dishwasher, 273 N.W. 15th St. "employee benefits. Ap- EDITION not essential. Good por ply 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Fridays 12 Noon 1965 SINGER ft. Shrubs, all Varieties large lot, central heat Boca.Raton 395-5440 STYLE-O-MATIC S. SINES ANTIQUES at cost. Egg rock $1.50 & air cond. Pool. Call sition. Write to Boca LINDSLEY LUMBER Co, Beautiful walnut cabi- SALE SALE SALE bu. delivered &. planted. MUSIC LESSONS Raton News Box S-23, 1850 N. Fed. Hwy. ' Merchandise for Sale 1210 S. Andrews Ave., 933-5263. Professional instruc- Boca Raton, net, orig. new machine 395-3688. Ill NE 10th Zimmer 10x47' Excel- Boca Raton 2 wheel Hauling Trailer warranty, Monograms, Ft. Lauderdale Ja5-2489 St. Boca. tors. Guitar, piano, or- Fiberglass Cover. 4869 Having large Sunday & lent Cond. Step up Kit- gan, drums, clarinet, PUBLIC STENO'S LATHE Operators & Embroideries, makes chen, Large Living Available at our office DRILL Press Opera- NW 2nd Terr., Boca Ra- Button Holes, Sews on Monday Antique Sale, saxophone, trumpet, ton. 305-5132. Many of the items HARMONY HILL Re- Room with Fireplace, 1 trombone, tuba. or yours; Mimeograph- tors, Immediate open- Buttons, Blind hems, tirement Hotel, N.W. 21 bedroom. Must see to THE MUSIC CENTER ing, Xerox. Free pick- ings on afternoon 4 to 12 French Prov. Drexel and many fancy designs. which will be included in Bed. Table with Drawer this Sale have just ar- Ave. 1 block S. of Oak- Appreciate. $2,800. 136 Boca Raton Road up & delivery, Fla. Sec. shift. Must have neces- A responsible party can land Pk. Blvd. Only 399-3024. Services 395-7704. sary tools. Above ave- k shelf. 395-0062. take 8 payments of rived from ESTATES: 395-3530 . Electric Range 3 burn- Sale includes: Furni- $37.50 wk up includes Autos for Sale GUITAR LESSONS HOME MAKER rage area wage. Paid $10.50 or pay bal. of 1 er, Deep Well Cooker- ture, China, Silver, Ori- •room, meals, transpor- •All phases of Guitar Live in, be member of Holiday, Vacation, & $84.00. No red tape for A GOOD SELECTION of Hospitalization. Apply in Oven, Storage Drawer ental items, lamps, tation, phone, maid, fine running used Cars Playing Taught by Pro- family, help rear Child- free home trial call guns, Pattern Glass, cut T.V., Washer, Dryer, fessional - Person, $20. Head and Foot credit Mgr. 565-2293 from $100. up. Weekly ren (5-7-9). Run House- Boards for Twin Beds, class & Art glass, Newspaper & Shuffle- payments $5. & up. May Johnny Manecke hold. Permn. Position. SJOSTROM Child Craft Folding Play Ft. Lauderdale. Or call clocks, etc. I-Irs: 12 to board. Call Ft. Lauder- 305-7333 Car supplied, good sal- AUTOMATION INC. 582-7655 Lake Worth dale. 581-1877,, be found at: 134 NW 16th St. Pen. Each $5. 395-0798 5 Sunday, 9:30 to 5 daily. CRESTWOOD MOTORS Tutoring - Mathematics ary, other benefits. Call collect. No Obligation. - Physics, High School Ft. Laud. 587-2241 or Boca Raton, Fla. Portable Singer Sewing Pump-Starite7 1 1/2 hp Remington Standard SENIOR Citizens, 39.50' 522 NE 5th Ave. Machine, $25. 395-7239. wk. up. includes Room, & College level. 399- Write, Boca Raton News, LAWN MAINTENANCE" self priming pump. Per- Typewriter. Pica Type Defray Beach 278-0084 2123. Quality Rugs h Carpet- $65. Call: 395-5153 aft. Meals, trans. TV, Laun- '64 Volkwagen A-l cond. Box // 0 26 Boca Raton, full Time,experienced, fect condition $50. 395- dry. Write: 5911 NE 14th TAKE 5 lessons - six, Sober and Dependable. ing Custom Made Dra- 1070; __ 5;3O P.M. $1250. Call 395-5679, one Free. Guitar, Ac- Women Under 40 — peries. Slip covers. Re- Terr. Ft. Lauderdale, Wanted for light Manu- Many benef its.395-3236. 30 Watt Harmon-Kar- Authentic Antiques, Fla. or call 933-9917;. '64 Austin Mealy Sprite cordion, Piano, Organ, Upholstering. Atlantic don Stereo Amplifier Furniture, Oil Paint- $350. down take over Vibra Harp. Your Home. facturing Bench work. TELEVISION Techni- Rug Co. 3305 N. Fed. I will do your ironing Wallsten Tackle, 2630 cian Exp. nee. Salary with Glacer-Steers ings, Cut glass, & China. in my home. 395-1366. payments of $54. mo. 399-5416. (Shoppers Haven) Pom- "Speed Minder" chang- 124 E. Boca Raton Rd. Owner drafted. 395-4940 NW 1st Ave. Boca Raton, open. 395-0088 or 395- pano Will-1657 Boca ORGAN INSTRUCTION 0957. er. 2-8" Cone Speakers Boca Raton. 395-0077. WHY RENTTTV between 9 am-5;30 pmr Store 78 S. Fed. Hwy. Perfect TV in Boca Ra- Modern easy method. BABY SITTERS in Cabinets. Cost $170. Bottle Sterlizier & Bot- 1965 Cadillac SedanDe- Have fun while you learn 2 young Ladies to Baby Experienced Automotive Boca Raton 395-3717, approx. 8 mo, old. Phone tles, Baby Scale-Bottle ton will put a new 19" Full length Autumn Haze Portable in your home Ville, White, Fully in your own home. sit for small Church Mechanic needed at once 395-3692 between 5: PM Warmer, Removable car equipped, Low mi. Per- Douglas & Barbara Rice Nursery 9: A.M. to 12 Boca Raton Motors mink coat. Sell or and 7- PM rack carrier. 395-4592. for as little as $2,50 Trade. Ft. Laud. 564- per wk. fect cond. 395-1368. 942-6246 noon, each' Sunday $1. S E 1st St. at Dixie SACRIFICE Electro Lux. Excellent '64 Chevy Impala, Super Professional Tutor per hr. Call 395-2255 Boca Raton, Fla. 9953. LADIES 8 1/2 K PLAT- Condition, attachments 40 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca can better study habits aft. 6: PM. One Whirlpool Combi- included, must sell. 305-0782 Sport Conv. Autm. shift, 395-5300 INUM RING. ESTATE Guaranteed savings in- Extremely low mi. Ra- & grades with under- nation Washer Dryer, SALE - ASKING $8,000. 395-0684. r standing & knowledge. one Mahogany bedstead vestment & retirement dio, Power steering, etc. CASH. LADIES MAR- 4'6" x 13'4" remnant Extremely clean. Will All Problems - All Ages. including Box Springs, QUISE WEDDING SET plan with family protec- M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad. DELRAY and Mattress, Head- carpet; avocado green; tion - all in one contract. take your car in trade. $1500. brand new. Phone: 395- Bank financing on Bal- 14 years in Boca Raton. board & Foot Board, 1 SKAF'S JEWELERS For details write Boca Harold Selleck 395-3303 PET and GROOMING Colonial maple dresser 4332. Raton News Box S22, ance. 281 GOLF VIEW DR. Boca Raton. Give birth CRESTWOOD MOTORS Ex-bscs biology teacher & Mirror. Make offer. BOCA RATON FURTHER Call 395-7541. REDUCTIONS date and place of em- 522 NE 5th Ave. expert help hi-school ROYAL PALM PLAZA Builders model Furni- ployment, Delray 278-0084 or jr. college biology. GROOMING - ALL BREEDS Single White, Italian ture Mrs. Dobkin 395-7984- Provincial 4 Poster 281 GOLF VIEW DR. . Practical Nurse will '65 ChevelleMalibuSta- * BATHING * DIPPING GIVE AWAY PRICES give room & board in tion Wagon, Willow Englehart Piano & Or- Bed. Practically new Dispersing Private Li- 1132 SW 12th Ave. gan Studio. University $30. 395-7787. brary. Biographies, Priv. home to elderly. Green V8, Power-Glide, (Juana Rdo) Boca Raton Ft. Laud. 524-9331. Steering, Seats, Rear Degree, 30 yrs exp. Good DONALD KRUEGER Pick Up F en d e r Bandmaster Wars, Fiction, 1/4 Pub- Square Windows, F/A, Radio, formal teaching meth- lishers Prices. Oppor- DOG Grooming all ods. All grades $2. a CR 8-1191 and Deliver Amplifier with cover Sofa Gray orig. ' $400. types, no waiting. In my lit., 7300 mi. Showroom used 8 wks. Gibson mo- tunity, Students-Gifts, Cond. Priced right. 395- lesson. 941-4465. 395-3829. Sell $50. Pink Bahama home. Reasonable, 7 yrs del ES-110 solid body bed. Frigidaire refrig. 3356. Help Wanted Guitar; Double pickup 1965 SINGER 1965 exp. Ft. Laud. 933-4258 ZIG ZAC Whirlpool Washer,Cam- Investigations, Matri- 1955 Chevy 4 dr. 6 cy. Spanish Tutor, for 11 with Fretless Wonder era, very reasonable. monial cases, etc. con- good motor, five new neck-with Case. Sell SEWING MACHINE 8 t year old girl in our 400 NE , ii .|h_.StiL|_Boca. fidential. Universal In- tires. Call 395-4936 Home. Weekly. For fur- Separately or both for This machine embroid- after 5: PM. $550. can be financed, ers, Monograms, Button vestigations. Lie. Fort ther information call call 395-0617 or 395- 1 loles, sews on buttons All Black Cat with white Lauderdale 565-5649. '60 Renault Dauphine 395-2215. 7333. & Makes many decora- belly button. Part Per- HENDERSON FUNERAL good transportation. Service & Ambulance Reasonable. Phone 395- SEE RECORD Collection of tive stitches. Cash Bal. sian. 7 Mo. Old. Look- SINGER electric sewing $55. or 6 Payments of ing for a good home. Call Service 441 S. Fed. 6537 aft. 4: PM. machine in console cabi the late 30's & 40's 78 $10. For free Home Deerfield Beach, 399- net, like new. Sew.s forward rpm. 500 ea. Ex. cond. 395-6131. , Alterations and reverse. All attach CHUCK VAN Dorsey, Miller, Crosby, demonstration call Mr. FOR "STUD. SERVICE. 6555. AGUES PARKS 395-5471 merits for making button etc, 942-5487. Grandi, No Obligation. White toy poodle. Very I WILL DO YOUR IRON- Quality Alterations done holes zis /.ageing and fan YOUR AUTHORIZED Call collect 583-4133. good natured. 395-6241. ING IN MY HOME. 395- in my home. cy stitch designs. Fully 1366. guaranteed. Can be seen in BOCA REPRESENTATIVE CASH for your your area. Make eight TUPPERWARE NOW monthly payments of $4.91 available in Boca Raton. ORIENTAL or or will discount for cash. FOR Christmas orders filled. CHINESE RUGS, Write Credit Manager, 122 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR S. Oioarwaler Road. Largo, * VOLKSWAGEN LET EXPERIENCED HANDS DO YOUR SERVICE OR REPAIRING Phone 395-3624. OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS Florida. Listed bclpw you will find reliable business and competent PLEASE HURRY HOME, tradesmen ready to respond to your needs. THE KIDS and I MISS WH 1-7046 * PORSCHE YOU, and YOU'LL MISS CARS PAINTED, Re- CAMERA Repair, Free ASH MILLWORK "BOCA ON STAGE'65" built, Insurance work Est. & Cleaning Job, all Custom cabinets NOV. 18-19-20 AT THE MEN WANTED Aufohaus Pompano, Inc. invited. Free estimates. work guaranteed. The and Millwork BOCA RATON ELE- Leblanc Body & Fender Photo Mart. 2720 N. Free estimates MENTARY SCHOOL.- TO INSTALL GARAGE DOORS Pompano Beach, Florida Shop, 113 NW 16th St. Fed. 942-6043 Pompano. 535 N.W. 28th St. Marsha. Boca Raton. 395-3407. 395-2260 $200. PER WEEK, MUST BE Oflice 942-7400 Res. 395-7643 TV Sales & Service, Se- "GEORGE'S Moving • & Bicclcs & Motorcycles •Hauling Furniture, Ap- Paint — inside, outside, lective Appliance &. no Job too small. Call '65 Yamaha Motor RELIABLE & SOBER Comm, Corp. TV Rent- pliances, etc, from 1 Scooter used 3 mo. ex- als, Air Conditioning. piece to a house full. Sfis_5l_ PM 278-0535f cellent cond. $200. 395- FRIENDLY MOTOR SALES 738 SE 15th St. Pom- Lie. & Ins. 933-5437, Screens & Awnings 0917, , RIDGE NASSAU CORP., pano. 933-2624. eve. 942-7186. New &. Repairs Boca Screens '65 VESPA 125 cc only 5601 N.W. 6th Ave. PAINTING BY CARVER 24 Hr. Service 399-1449 2000 mi. $275. A-l cond. '65 MONZA } dr. tlT., Radio, Plumbing Contractors - 278-4200 ...278.-2479 Ft. Lauderdale, 933-2694 Heater, automatic Trans. Bal. of Factory . „__ Check my many referen- PAUL'S Auto Body ik Transferred North — ces. Interior, Exterior. Water Heaters, Bath- 1500 NW 4th St. Boca Warranty $1999 room Fixtures, Plumb- Paint Shop.Dupont Paint Quotations without ob- 4 coats baked enamel. Raton. 395-3166. ligations. 399-6862. ing Fixtures & Supplies. '64 BUICK Wild Cat Coupe. Full D'eerfield Plumbing Co, 418 S. "H" St. Lake Lots & Lots of Lois F i n i s h e d Carpentry Worth, 585-6220,. Power, Factory Air Good. 1100 actual mi. » r twr Work, Book Cases, & Painting Interior or Ex- Are Sold in Boca Raton terior. No job too small. MR. BUSINESSMAN One year left on factory warranty. . . . • y JH¥£ Utility Cabinets a spe- Did you know that you News Classifieds cialty. Bill Peters, 399- Free Estimates. 278- The Ft. Lauderdale 2566, , could go into 5,000 local 63 FALCON 1 dr. Sedan, Radio, 125k- EXTERMINATING homes . every week 13 LAWN MOWERS 24 Hr. Service-Lie. & times for $8.84. This ROTOTILLER & Lawn ROOF and PAINTING Co. Heater, Automatic Trans. Like new cond. Termites Swarming? $'8.84 buys a 4 line Verti cutting machines- Bonded. Private investi- Armour Spray Service FOR RENT gation, Alliance Detec- "Salesman" in the Boca Boca Raton __395-2125 Raton News. No better Bolzer Hardware Co. is now extending their business to '62 IMP ALA 2 dr. HI., Radio, ^ tive Bureau, Boca Raton Sod Removed for your 3198 N. Fed. Ilw.y. Heater, Stick, V8, Extra Sharp Cond. . . . y 395-6562 ^ •"Salesman" in town. Boca Raton, Fla. f Patio K per sq. foot. Call Boca Raton 395- Boca Raton to better serve you The handy man Phone 972-0867. , 5121 or from Ft. Lau- 61 MERCURY Colony Park Station t4nnn Carpentry & House POOLES UPHOLSTERY derdale 399-67j9. Ruth USED LAWN MOWERS SAVE THIS AD Wagon, oue owner, Factory Air cond. . . . ylv/7 Repairs new location, 8 SE 2 395-2519 Reel & Rotary Type Worth .... $5.00 St. Boca Raton. Free FINTSTTPAINTING only, from $20. '60 FALCON 1 dr. Automatic, .'T'jnv .Carroll Estimates. No Obltga- Bel'/er Hardware Co. 1 by Hr. or Job. Refer- ON ANY ROOF PAINTING JOB EVERYTHING IN GLASS •tion. 395-3277. ences. Call Jim 399- MM N. Fed. Hwy. Radio, Heater $399 J.G. "JOE" ROTH RUGS cleaned in your .1209 or 399-2727. Boca Raton, Fla. Table tops & Mirror's ALL TYPES OF ROOFS home or business. Dry Painting repair work — CLEANED & PAINTED. 59 CHEYE Belaire, 4 dr., Factory Store fronts & auto glass Foam Method. 399-1607 finest of its kind, 5 yr. Air, Red & White Beauty . 61 N.W. 7th St., Boca — 399-1358. Roof Coating. Snowcap Average Roof Cleaned and Fungkided SINKING FLOORS or — 399-5428. W ANTED JOHN '57 MERCURY a™, NOW ToP... $199 Home owners that: are Foundations pump back THE JUNIOR WOMAN'S , REDDING Only .... $10.00 dissatisfied with pres- into original condition. CLUB and THE KI- including planters and patios ent Pool SerVice. UNI-' Also Sea Wall Sealing. WANIS CLUB ARE 1 JEWELER 4150 N. Federal, Hwy. VERSITY POOLS will Metro Construction, WILLING TO TRY TO THIS SAVINGS GOOD ONLY UNTIL DEC. 1. 1905. clean and Treat your 972-3111, 1841 NW22nd GIVE YOU THE TIME JFine Watch Repair! POMPANO BEACH 942-6553 Pool. Twice Weekly up. St., Pomo.'ino.^ OF YOUR LIFE WHEN \ 1659 E. SAMPLE ROAD Call Anytime for Open Weekdays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to 15x30 for only $22.50 ""MARINE REPAIRS YOU COME TO SEE (across from Kwin-Cn Free Estimate 933-5O18 per month. Call us now We Sand Blast, Paint & "BOCA ON STAGE'65" SHOPPtRS HAVEN SaL & Sun. till 5 p.m. at no obligation. Boca Repair Boats, Trailers, NOV. 18-19-20. AT THE Free Pickup & delivery BOCA RATON ELE- IUC'IIARD-7.11 KIIL (owner) Raton 395-0121 - W.P. If we can't clean it - it ain't dirty. MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM \ LBeach 683-3905. $20. up 564-1371, MENTARY SCHOOL. BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 24, 1965 7k Real Estate Rent Homes for Sale Homes for Sole Homes tor Sale Experienced upholster- IMMEDIATE Grand Bahama Island TRADE YOUR HOME Warehouse torrent LIGHTHOUSE POINT 2 bedrm 2 bath Fla. Rm. er, yr. round employ- OCCUPANCY Owner forced to sell 2 Intracoastal W a t e rway 167-1/2 N.W. 16th St. Waterfront, Dock, 3bed- Garage, Awnings, Pan- ment. Call 395-3277. BOCA RATON'S finest waterview corner Condominium 1 & 2 bed- 1000 to 2000 ft. plenty room, 2 bath, Central els, Sprinklers, reverse Poole's* Upholstery, 8 rm. Apts. $15-25,000. •jtf. light. Available at cycle, air cond. Gas, FINEST RENTAL APTS. lots in booming Free- Air, Ht, Pool, W/W car- GRACIOUS LIVING FOR S.E. 2nd St. Boca Raton. Overlooking Boca Ra- port, bargain price & no Covered Parking. once. Call JA4-7.813. peting, Draperies, In- Central Ht. Patio. Furn, 399-5137 THOSE YOU LOVE or unfurn. 395-1976. Situations wanted ton's Hotel & Club Golf taxes ever. Call 395- Stores for Rent ter-com $42,500. Call: This one is a real beau- Course. 7809 aft. 4- Peg Zimmerman Assoc, $756 DOWN MALE OR FEMALE, Or $8990-$16,000. Gar- 25x80 on West side. ty I French Front Doors, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, den Apts. Condominium North of Federal Hwy. Superior Properties NEW 2 bedroom, family ANY ACE, MUST HAVE all Brand New ROYAL OAK Realtor leading to a spacious room, immediate qual- GOOD SENSE OF HU- HILLS!! 399-3176 3300 block. 395-3333. FOYER, a pleasurable, MOR and BE WILLING $250. to $300. per month BOTH FOR IMMED- TWO stores in Boca Ra- 192 N. Federal Hwy. •entrance for your ifying & occupancy, pay- TO LAUGH AT ANY- — Annually Waterfront Lot Spectac- IATE OCCUPANCY, ton News Bldg. on S.E. Deerfield Beach, Fla. guests, ments less than rent - SPACIOUS PENTHOUSE ular. Will Build a De- HAVE: Most beautiful 2nd St.-each 900 sq. ft. 3 lg. bedrooms 2 baths, spacious - central heat THING, TO COME and $600. per month. LAKE FCORESTA & air — screened porch SEE "BOCA ON STAGE Luxe 2 Bed. home in- yacht in Florida No. 42-$150. Mo. No. 30 A Real Family Home 3/2 all electric kitchen, MODEL APTS. cluding: — 73 ft. of lux- (new addition, air-cond. electric Cable Heat. - landscaped - sewers. '65" NOV. 18-19-20. AT OPEN DAILY & Family rm. Double Have other 3 & 4 bed- THE BOCA RATON * 10 x 20 screened patio ury installed) $175. Mo. Carport, A/C, Abundant Beautiful Screened-in E L E ME N T A R Y All Apartments have Air * Panaramic kitchen WANT: Income proper- Phone John Opel - 395- Patio and Floral Gar- room homes with cash Cond. & Ht. Your own storage & closets, beau- under $1,000. SCHOOL, *18'xl6'living rm. ty with nice fig- 4536. tifully landscaped, den, where you can en- Thermostat to choose * Large Bedrooms with ures. tertain proudly or relax ROYAL PALMREALTY Wanted Rent the temperature of your Finest Value in Boca sprinklers, excellent fi- 307 Golf View Drive Mr. & Mrs. closets HAVE: 300 ft. of ocean- Store on Federal Hwy. nancing.Owner 395-1648 in seclusion. Give your- Respectable Couple want choice. $17,600. INCLD. LOT!! front in Palm 25x55. 399-5050. self and family a treat, Phone 395-1661 to rent partially fur- THE FAIRWAYS Fla. East Coast Reai Beach 18 x 45 Near FAU OWNER come and see this one, C amino Gardens-unique, nished Home yearly, not 300 E. Royal Palm Rd, SAYS MLS-BR-49-W. Colonial-610 Juneberry Just east of the Royal Estate — 21 SE 3rd St. WANT: Small down pay- •395-1183 2/2, family area, study, over $135. Call 395- Ph. 395-7051 or ment and good M. I. MADDOX, Realtor 7492 Aft. 4: PM. Palm Shopping Center. M Boca Raton 395-2900 brick terrace,395-2104. 395-6261 income property Offices for Rent POOL HOME Wanted to Rent Home in Spacious 1 bedrm Apt, Desirable Lotfor Build- HAVE: 64-acre farm bast Palmetto Park Rd. ROYAL OAK HILLS Boca Raton. 3/2 about Also: DeLuxe Studio Air conditioned If 65, per 3 bedroom 2 bath fur- .3 bedrooms 2 baths, with er in Royal Palm, B.oca,, with 3/2 house. nished. Corner Lot, large Fla. Rm. Awnings, WATERFRONT Choice $110 per mo. Call 399- Apt. Furn. Lg. Yard, 100 x125. Reasonable WANT: Some cash, some mo. Call 395-6225. Well & Sprinkler System location. Real Oak 5922, 395-1183. Ideal Location. Nr. OFFICE SPACE 'Well & sprinklers, fenc- Price. Call 941-2139 Or interest, some Beautifully landscaped. ed back yard. $15,400, trees, SE Patio expo- Want to rent; 3 or 4 Beach & Town. Long write to Boca Raton other property. FOR RENT MLS. sure with lovely view. Season. Frances Apts. Executive Suite — We 215 NE 20th St., Boca bedroom House unfur- News, Box S-19, Boca For further informa- M. I. MADDOX, Realtor B aton. Large landscaped lot. nished by year. Phone 114 SE 7th Ave. Delray Raton. ^ tion, call John Borak, have available private, Boca Raton .395-2900 Pool. Central Air Cond, centrally air condition- 395-3684. Beach. ATTENTION " vour man at . . . 2/2; Family Room- 2 LARGE GE kitchen, den, 3 br, MST0N APARTMENTS ed, furnished offices for 3 ba, 3 yrs old. Carpets, "Wanted to Rent Ful> BUILDERS! lease to retired or Large lot; landscaped; RESIDENTIAL LOTS M. Mi drapes, washer, dryer. nished. Bedroom, with 541 NE 45th St. Lots available in Coun- semi-retired executives shutters; sprinklers; N.E. 5th Ave. 10th Terr. twin beds, bath with Extra Spacious 1 & 2 try Club Village — sew- circular.drive. Vicinity Boca Raton, Opposite 100 SW 8th Ave. Ph. Weir Plaza Building and businessmen, com- Golden Harbour 395-2686. shower, fully equipped Bedrooms, 2 baths, A/C ers, water and roads, 855 S. Federal Hwy. plete with switchboard FAU.. $15,000. Owner. kitchen, Bahama bed in & Radiant Ht. full elec- Lots ready for building. service, telephone, re- 3774 NW 5th Ave. Boca 84 x 188 each. Apts., Hotels, Motels tric kitchen, ample1 Unusual discounts now Phone 395-4000 Brokers Co-operate, Living room, Feb. 1966 Will trade 2/2 Prestige ceptionist and public 395-2670. 6 RENTAL apts, "444 by middle-age couple. parking. Furnished or being offered. Call 395- stenographer. Rental Owner Transferred 3/2, Bruce E. Darrell-bfc unfurnished. Now avail- 1818. Apt. in Deerfield for BRUCE E. 0ARRELL East Palmetto Pk Road, No pets, no children — House in Royal Oaks, $85 per mo. and up. For Central Ht, & Air nice- Boca Raton Main Rd. To excellent care of prem- able, from $90. Call: NW 2nd Court, Boca inspection call, ly Landscaped. Fenced Realtor ises. Contact; John Do- 395-3287. Hills Lots $1,600. net. Boca Raton. Call 399- 425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ocean, beach. For Sale 1583, M.N.WEIR & SONS, INC yard, Well, near Schools by owner. Firm price lan, 691 Ogden Ave., EXTRA Guests Coming? Zoned Res. Water, Sew-, Realtors & Shops. $15,900. VERY" ~~small amount $53,500. Teaneck, N.J. Available, Furn. Studio er, & Pavements. Only Terms. Deerfield Beach down - $14,900. Owner a few. Selling all my Weir Plaza Bldg. Rooms for Rent Apts. & Villas, on the 855 S. Federal Hwy. 399-2522. will take 2n«r mtg. 3/2 Turn Page For ocean, private beach, holdings. Ft. Laud. JA Boca Raton, Florida Electric Kitchen, good Beautiful, Private Room priv.dock. The Villas of 2-7207 aft. 6 PM. Owner of nice 1 bedroom neighborhood. 243 NE & Bath, every conveni- Royal Palni Southern Ph: 395-4000 More Classified Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean Condominium would like SUITE'OF $99 DOWN 26th St. Boca Raton, ence for particular ma- Blvd.; on AlA. Call 395- exposure 100' Lot $9400. to sell. Will take lot up 395-2473. ture Gentleman with Terms. 395-7878. EXECUTIVE OFFICES QUESTION: WHAT IS 5220^ ___ to $5000. as part pay- Air Cond. Reception off- m best of references. $20. COLONIAL APTS. ment. Call: THE BEST "HEDGE" per wk. 395-0246. CAMINO GARDENS ice, Private Paneled AGAINST INFLATION? VALUE PLUS Unfurnished one bedrm Only Vacant Camino Roy Irons, Assoc. office plus large work Royal Palm Yacht & Private Entrance & Bath apt, GE Appliances and Garden Lot available. J.Stuart Robertson,Inc. ANSWER: REAL ES- Country Club excep- A/C. Yearly lease req'd area. 2 private entranc- TATE "LAND". large Walk-in closet. c Beautifully Landscaped Realtor es 600' sq. ft. very rea- *Zoned Residential tional value at $48,000. Walking distance to Corner SW 4th Ave. &•with rare trees & Shrubs 395-4624 395-1179 sonable rent. Write or Enjoy real tropical liv- shopping center. Call SW 8th St. Boca. Owner *7500 Sq. Ft. or larger. under ground sprinkler Real Estate Wanted Call: 131 NE 1st Ave. *$35. per month ing - INDOORS: mar- 395-3271. . system. Large corner Boca Raton 399-1355, ble foyer, large living Among the severa Furnished 1 Bedrm and location. Priced right. HOUSE WANTED *Seller furnishes title room, wife-saving kit- Woman to share my 5 Bedroom 2 Baths Rent Homes tor Rent insurance .comfortable home, $15. Efficiencies. Seasonal ROYAL PALM Realty chen, 3 bedroom (1 fur- distinctive homes we or by year. Carl Sae- 307 Golf View Drive with option to purchase. 2 bedroom 1 bath House, •Rolling Hills. nished as a den) 2-1/2 have for sale in love- wk., laundry & facili- Occupancy Dec. 20. *Sewers in and paid for' ties. Mrs. Hendrix, 933- linger Apts., 3100 NW Boca 395-1661 Seasonal Rental, Large fine baths, carpeting & ly, wooded, ROYAL 5th Ave.,395-4653. ^ Write FLM, 1337 Cryer Patio. 395-5132. *City water draperies.OUTDOORS: 7520, 9-5 p.m. INT R A CO A ST AL Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio. *F.H.A. approved OAK HILLS is a new- Large Quiet room nice Efficiencies, near beach Homes for Sale a screened patio built from $75, per mo. 395- Waterfront, Seawall, We can build a 3 bed- ly decorated 3 Bed neighborhood. 575 Pa- 125 x 150 With Ocean We need Rental, Homes oiacious living, ' New room 2 bath for $500 around a steak and a loma Ave., Boca Raton. 2666- 6 Apartments, for our pool, lushly landscap- room 2 Bath air con- Beach rights. Also Wa- Cape Cod home, Corn, Down Payment, lot in- ditioned house, fully 395-5470. There is a Vacancy in ter & Sea Wall, very Clients. Please call: 5 lg rms, encl. Gar. ed for privacy, C all for the French Quarter lo- Marilyn Beveridge cluded. appointmen plea se. carpeted and draped, Apartments for Rent reasonable in Venetian 2/1 1/2. Call 395-1700. WHERE? cated at: 399 SW 8th St. Isles. Several large lots assoc. John A. Benson By owner 2 bedroom 2 MLS featuring a sparkling 1 bedroom apt. unfur- at the Corner of 4th Ave. Real Estate, 332E.Pal- IN BOCA RATON, CAMINO GARDENS in Floresta & Camino bath- $13,750. or make WALKING DISTANCE 30* pool, 2 car garage, nished. 2396 NE 5th Ave. Apartment is open all Gardens. metto Pk. Rd. 395-0711 A rock bottom price Boca Raton 395-2176. day and Phone 395-2984 offer. 260 NW 11th St% TO FAU-SAVE MONEY for this exclusive com- screened patio and COMPLETELY Fur- for any information. ROYAL PALM Realty Wanted; 3 or 4 Bedroom Open, , / "THE SMART WAY" many extras. Call us 307 Golf View Drive Unfurnished house munity. $31,950 brings nished Apt. Lg rooms Will sublet until Dec. BEST BUYS Call: easy living for the mid- today and take ad- Boca 395-1661 $1200. Down not over M. I, MADDOX, Realtor on Ocean by Month or 15 oversized effcy. apt. FHA RE-SALES dle years in this pam- vantage of our 46 yrly. Immediate occu- with lg. patio, on ocean. edl Estate Sale $130 a month. High 2 bedroom 1 bath Boca Boca Raton 395-2900 pered 3 bedroom, 2 pancy. Call 564-6419 $125 mo. with option Ground. Phone 395-3684 Woods $450. down, LAKE FLORESTA PARK bath home. Large years experience in of yrs. lease. Ideal for WILL BUILD $80.25 per month. South Palm Beach anytime. Rea Estate Rent New 4 bedroom 3 baths, screened porch, car- 1 person, practical for peting and draperies — County. MLS- Highland Beach on A1A Pompano to Delray Furnished or Unfurnish- 3 bedroom 2 bath and 3 bedrooms 2 baths. — Studio and 5 Room .2 - 395-0982. * 2 bedroom $10,750. ed, Houses and Apart- Immediate occupancy. lavish landscaping. $14,400. $82.92 per MLS PLASTRIDGE REALTY Apt. completely Furn. Furn. 1 bedrm. & eff,, *3 bedroom $12,900. ments, Season or Yearly month. No Closing Cost. 399-5922 - 395-1183^ Apts. Wk, Mo.or yr.Rea- *4 bedroom i bedrooms, No qualify- ROYAL PALM REALTY 224 S. Federal Hwy. Seasonal ox Yrly. 732- $15,500,. call: ORYAL HADLEY 307 GOLF VIEW DRIVE 6131. sonable. Priv.bath& ent. * Duplex $13,900. Thomas P. Nolan, ing, Low clown payment, 395-1433 Boca Raton Adults only 395-2596. Realtor 528 NW 17th Ave. PHONE Lighthouse Pt. new spa- * 4 Unit Apart- Realtor Boca Raton 395-2244 THE 131 N.E. 1st Ave., Boca Ration., cious 1 & 2 bedroom, HAMPSHIRE HOUSE ment $27,800. NO REASONABLE central heat & air. 1150 SW 2nd Ave (Apartments can earn Boca Raton SEVERAL WELL LOCATED Range Si refrig., $100- over 20%) 395-3838 399-1.355 OFFER REFUSED Boca Islands Sparkling Mo- 155 mo. 942-4860 Coral New, modern, furnished WE HAVE LOTS W HOMES WITH POOL also apts, 2753 NE 28 St, See Furnished Model at: WAREHOUSE SPACE WIDOW'S LOSS, YOUR del Homes, Im- & unfurnished - Effi- FOR RENT mediate Occu- New 1 bedroorrTwater^- ciencies, 1 &. 2 bedroom 1155 W. Camino Real. GAIN. MUST SELL DUE SONE ON WATER WITH POOL Boca Raton 20x50 Be on the Dixie TO ILLNESS. pancy, 3/2 or' front. Furn., uni'urn., apts. now available, Hwy., 5301 N.Dixie Hwy 2/2 Really Fabulous pool, dock, yrly or sea- Please call 395-7728 Fla. East Coast R.E. Inc. Near University, Fur- FOR RENT - SEASONAL Boca Raton 395-4254. nished, 3 bedroom 2 bath features, No closing •sonal. 942-6243, 1801 BE ACiTW Ocean" l'ront 21 SE 3 St. Boca Raton cost. A terrific Must see CONTACT: Harrii't Jackman, Assoc. SE 4th St., Pompano. Furnished Apartments. Phone 395-7051 Or FOR RENT DUPLEX Florida Room, Nicely landscaped. $15,800full must sell value. Fla. Furn. Efficiencies & Yearly, as low as $95 395-6261 N.E. 5th Ave. - 2 bed- East Coast Real Estate J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. Studio Apts. Jordan Ma- per month, 39.5-6225 Real Estate rooms 2 baths - Living price. MLS BR-51. M.I. MADDOX Realtor. 21 SE 3rd St. Boca Raton nor, 101 N.W. Pine Cir- Homes for Rent room - Complete Kit- 395-6261 REA cle, Boca 395-4567. For Rent or Sale chen. Everything in 1st Boca Raton 395-2900 395-4624 ™ 395-1329 2 bedroom 1 bath House, 3 bedroom 2 baths, un- '*Rms $10.1 Bedrm. $15. Seasonal Rental, Large class condition. Yearly HOME FORECLOSURES HILL TOP LOTS *2 Bedroom $18.75 up. furnished, Reasonable. rental $125. Month. We $100. down Patio, 395-5132. Country Club Village, 80x115 CITY SEWEKS *3 Bedroom $22.50 furnish water and yard Money back guarantee READY TO BUILD *Free utilities. Close to Duplex Boca,, Write Box 41, care - Call -Inar Strom 11 not satisfied Call: DUPLEX Hobe Sound Fla. 395-26.54. Evenings. Air Call Mr. Aird Ultra-Deluxe Schools & Town. DUPLEX OTTO YARK 395-5549 395-2736. One home 2/2 complete- conditioner.- at 395-3103 2454 & 2456 N.E. 5th Ave.-one block from U.S.I 2 bedroom 2 bath, each South Florida Properties 395-0865 GARDEN APTS. side. Stove, Refrigera- ly furn. Other 2/1 com- Central heat and air-conditioned, Florida 290 W. Palmetto Pk.Rd. pletely furn. Call 395- tors, included. Walk to 3119, DUPLEX Rooms, two bedrooms, two baths each side. Boca Raton.. Fla, Shopping & Catholic APARTMENT FOR RENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Formica Kitchen. Fully landscaped with SPACIOUS Church, ideal income Real Estate Trade '£/'£ all large rooms. 21 Acres, 1350 Ft, ,O Onn intracoastal, Zoned Multiple Dwelling. sprinkling system. YES CARPORTS! EXECUTIVE APIS. investment. Owner 285- TRADE $5600. equity, Centrallentral ly located, Delray Beach. Completely carpeted SW 6th St. Boca Raton, Lawn Maintenance & Water BUY IT NOW ! Direct from new 3 bedroom, 2 bath included. $ll(i. mo. F.fi Realtor with Drapes 2 bedroom Fia. all Electric GE kitchen, 2 bath Air conditioned, Duplexfor Rent. Drapes, Unfurnished PARKS 395-3700 for Co-op or Condomin- Call: Kitchen complete with Carpeting. Call 399- ium, in or near Boca Ra- 151 N". Ocean Blvd. MP Construction Dishwasher, Disposal, 5922. 395-1183. ton. 395-1818. OTTO YARK AND ASSOCIATES CALL 395-4254 built in Oven & Range, DUPLEX - Custom, New 395-0865 Phil Palmer 395-3294 Charles Higgs 395-4235 Refrigerator, Washer & 3 bedroom 2 bath, plus Louise Palmer 395-3294 John Reynolds 395-3700 BANK FINANCING . . . EASV TERMS Dryer, Screened Porch 2 bedroom, 1 bath, cen- Forster Cooper 278-0808 Jnssio S. Backer 395-2152 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Marian Valerius 395-3700' LuciloM. Parks 395-0611 with View of Ocean. Un- tral air-heat. $22,90'9. Hubert J. Quinn 276.7139 Arnold MacSpaddon 395-1840 furnished & very rea- 142 NE 4 Ave. 395-2878. We have built more sonable. Yearly Rent. 4 BEDROOM-2 BATH 2 BEDROOM-1 BATH Over 20 Years in Boca Raton Call 399-1355 395-3838 Lots and Acreage Sale; homes with... Eve.395-0402 FLORESTA $17,900 FLORIDA THOMAS P. NOLAN Boca Raton, 2 large cor- *13,900 4 BEDROOMS or more Realtor ner lots facing 9th Ave. All homes complete with . . . in Boca Raton than any other builder. 131 NE 1 Ave.Boca Raton also large inside lots * AIR CONDITIONING * CITY SEWERS corner. 395-4479. May we build one for you ? CAMINO IIOUSi; Royal Palm Yacht & * SPRINKLER SYSTEM * SO x 115' LOT IRELAND BAHAMAS For the most value, for C.C. choice golf course 2 Models available or any plan of your rental dollar, HOC lot, 100 x 120, best south HILLTOP HOMES your choice. the Luxury 1 bedroom exposure. Sacrifice. N.W. 5 Ave. ul 50th St. unfurnished apartments Boca Raton 395-0865 "The Real Estate Corner" 3&4 Bedroom Homes ready for with Central Air Condi- 'Write Boca Raton News, tioning, In the Camino Box //0-29, BecaJjatorK J. STUART immediate occupancy featuring: House at 482 SW 9th St. Apartment Zoned Acre Apartments have pri- Tracts just 500' South LUXURY WATERFRONT APTS. vate Balconies & Patios of Fla. Atlantic Univer- HARBOUR TERRACE ROBERTSON sity, and 600" North of INCORPORATED 395-1183 399-5922 and are within walking C om mun ity I \o spltal 1 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS distance of a new shop- Site. A fine Church Site. UNFURNISHED Realtors CONSTRUCTION ping center. See: Mgr. tEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY CO South Federal Highway BOCA RATON 395-4624 Apt. //13. Roads & Utilities are (SPECIAL FEATURES) 2174 NE 1 Ave. not now in. A fine in- Prcstiflo location, complete GE kitchen, hooted pool, KEATING OF FLORIDA vestment: for o n 1 y laws rooms

There Ain't No Such Place Is Formed B. P. Mackenzie Whether you give your officer said. A math club of 30 Services will be held address as the "left , Using worthless members that will fea- Monday for Byron P. bank of the Mississippi" checks drawn on an out- ture talks by students Mackenzie, 69, 700 SW or the "east bank of the of-town bank, the pair as well as outsiders has 4th St. He died Friday Atlantic Ocean," it's a opened an account under been created at Florida night at North District good place to live if the names of Walter H. Atlantic University, Hospital following an you're a paperhanger Peters and Howard extended illness. trying to con the local Clarke. Organized by seniors A retired sales exe- rubes out of a fast buck, Then they started John Kerlin Jr., Fort cutive with Sinclair Re- Det. Alvin Nahrstedt buying. Lauderdale, and Richard fining Co., Mr. Mac- of the Boca Raton Police Before they left town Caron, Delray Beach, kenzie came to Boca Department said a pair in somewhat of a hurry, the group will meet Raton about three years LAND-O-LAKES of bad check artists hit they had purchased four weekly. ago. He served on the town this week. Opening television sets from The two organizers city's pension board. an account at a local three merchants and and Ralph Fernandez, He is survived by his bank, they gave 241 NE cashed a $50 check at West Hollywood, are wife, Dorothy, of Boca 14th Ave. as their ad- a grocery store. being entered by the Raton; one daughter, dress. All told, their rub- mathematics depart- Mrs. Walter F. Mul- Composite drawings of the chock artists from "That would put them berized paper cost local ment as a team in the hall Jr., of Washington, descriptions furnished to police by merchants. somewhere out in the persons a little over 26th annual William Lo- D.C., and three grand- Atlantic Ocean," the $1,000. well Putnam competi- children. tion, Nov. 20. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Delray Beach, Hew Dorms Burial will be in Boca Geographer; Study Caribbean Raton Cemetery. Are Filled (Continued from page 1) "Nine flags fly over the va- pressed so closely together, not Arrangements are in Inn. rious islands even though the to- even in Northwest Europe or the charge of the Lorne- The newest and Dr. Pearcy delivered the key- tal area is smaller in size than eastern end of the Mediterran- Babione Funeral Home. brightest stars in the note address at a symposium either Oregon or Romania, And ean," according to Dr. Pearcy. Florida Atlantic Uni- on "Florida and the Carib- eight other flags fly over other In addition to the geographic About a quarter of the versity constellation are bean." He pointed out that the Caribbean islands to the west and political characteristics nation's 375,000restau- the men and women's West Indies comprises one of and south. that make the West Indies so rants have no paid em- dormitories. Located in the most complicated areas in "Nowhere else in the world complex, there are the diverse ployes, being family the southwest section of the world. "It is an archipelago are so many sovereignties backgrounds of the people which owned and run. the campus, the dorms with land areas scrambled in have caused experts to refer to are providing housing with water areas," he said. the area as a "cultural muse- for 276 students in the Jon Lindbergh um." LEAVING THE present two buildings. (Continued from page 1) City Bench VSHQP? The new dorms have did give some thought to what laundry facilities on (Continued from page 1) would happen if one of the Dr. Williams REG. 98c SAVE 2 k each floor, and there is chains holding up their diving a lounge in the worn ens council that a restaurant and (Continued from page 1) marina be built which could be bell should break. He didn't i FRESH LEAN dorm equipped with two worry much over it, though, be- over 600 students in a high rise television sets. leased for revenue. The city gave up plans for cause there were enough men on building, will be ready in 1967. GROUND developing south of the pres- the surface ship to pull them "We plan to add dormitory MORE ent site when Investors Corp. up hand over hand if need be. space every year until we meet of Florida submitted plans for Lindbergh paid tribute to two the needs," Dr. Williams said. Beef 2LBS Boca Raton a 350-unit apartment house on unrelated factors. One was the A check of his figures indi- Bs sura your phones LIMIT 2 LBS WITH COUPON cates that of the 2,301 Florida News the 13-acre tract. welcome light in the Bahamas ara answered Robert Curtis of Fort Laud- as contrasted to that of Puget students studying on campus This coupon expires Wed. Oct. Classified erdale, attorney for the firm, Sound, Washington. At Grand this trimester, 2,059 — or all was present at Friday's session Stirrup Cay they could see 150 but 333 — are from Palm Beach, Ads and assured the council that his feet around them; at the same Broward and Dade counties. clients would proceed rapidly depth in Puget Sound there was Palm Beach sends 899, Broward BABY REG. 69c _ - Homes for Sole and "would add considerably total darkness. 777, and Dade 383. These to the tax rolls." Familiarity with equipment, figures support the view that 399-2811 Selling Due to Illness: not 20 years of experience, is anything over 25 miles is 2/2 nicely landscaped, Cost estimates for the apart- Beef iiVer u. 49$ ment complex are set at $5 what counts below, he told the farther "than most students want LOW MONTHLY RATES •fruit trees, Awnings, young ocean engineers. to plan on driving regularly. Screened patio, Carpet- million. ed, Drapes, Water pump, PLANTER COCKTAIL Garden tools. On Canal, Good Fishing. 1273 N.W. STREET CORRECTION.... 7th St. Country Club Vil- Peanuts 29$ lage, Boca Raton, Fla.. Kegler's Korner Win. F. Mosher D.V.M. (Continued from 5A) Hollyhocks 10 14 F.A.U. MEN'S LEAGUE announces the Opening of Juneberriee 10 14 BOCA RATONERS Team Won Lost Hickories 8 1/2 15 1/2 Learned Lads #3 8 DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN Team Won Lost High team game. Sycamores, Boca Verde 18 6 Faulups #4 8 Atlantic Animal Clinic 842; high team triple. Holly- Moon shots #1 6 HARBOUR EAST Green & Marra, 17 7 hocks, 2359; individual high and 0R mmm Neilsen's Furn, 17 7 Dean's List #2 6 WATERFRONT - DOCK triple, Al Wiggins, 236-653. Crammers f/6 5 11 N.E. 8th Sf.r Boca Raton I', & A. Inc. 16 8 STURDY OAKS BOWLING CLUE The ultimate in Fla. liv- Boca Nat. Bk. 14 10 No-Dozer's #5 3 (in Rear of !)&H AUTOMOTIVE at PEAS WEEKLY WINNERS: ing. Beautifully furnish- Team 3 13 11 High team game and triple, 800 N. Dixie Highway) Kuster 226 Learned Lads, 797-2241; indi- ed for the most discrim- Blum's Furn. 121/2 111/2 Tinker 222 Team 4 12 12 vidual high and triple, Pete Phone 395-6485 WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN SWEET inating Family. Sanderson 219 Schaefer, 216-562. * 18x30 Swimming Pool Ferguson"s Int. 12 12 Carter 217 KwalityKwik 101/2 13 1/2 Morgan & Croasdale 211 ^Central Air cond, & Browns Rest, 10 14 High team game, Morgan, heated. [lelray Screen 10 14 Croasdale, B. Miller, Ruettin- C0RM Recreation Dept. 11 13 ger and Kelly, 962; high team *3 bedroom 3 hath. Team 12 8 16 What The Public triple. Parcel, Spinning, Kus- #303 CAN *15x15 Bedroom. General Serv. 7 17 ter, Bovanlger, 2637; individual i * Patio. Boca Sunoco 6 18 high and triple, Carter, 204- High team game and triple, 523. •Double Garage Paul Nellaen s Furniture, 675- EACH *GE Weathertron Heat, 1K66; Individual high, men, Dee Pump. Burke and Rene Caron, 222 - women, Gladys Colfax, 190; in- PUBLIC NOTICES ""Complete GE Kitchen dividual triple, men, Dee Burke, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS •Dishwasher. 564 - women, Gladys Colfax, NAME LAW DEL NONTE *Wall to Wall Carpeting. 500. NOTICE is hereby given that •Lavishly landscaped CIVIC CLUBS the undersigned, desiring to Team Won Lost engage in business under the with Automatic sprink- Rotary 16 8 fictitious name of BOCA RA- ler system. Klwanis Sunrise 14 10 TON MASSAGE CLINIC, 364 Fruit Cocktail Please call far appoint- Llonw 14 10 East Palmetto Park Road, In Klwanis (Noon) 12 12 the City of Boca Raton, Florida, ment to see this beauti- Firefighters 10 14 Intends to register the said NTED ful Home. MLS BR 52 WP Elks 11 13 name with the Clerk of the Cir- M.I. MADDOX Realtor Com. l-losp. 9 15 cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- 2 s 41$ Cham, of Com. 10 14 ty, Florida. Boca Raton 395-2900 High team game. Elks, 1008; Dated at Boca Raton, Florida, high team triple, Lions, 2906; this 19th day of October, 1965. individual high and triple. Art /s/ William H. Ruschmeier .•••••*••••••••••••••, POOL Wallatcn, 206-564. HOME McCahlll & McKenry DISCOUNT FOR CASH BEST BUY CAMINO GARDHNS 4

They're just two of operative teachers, such the day confer with the ing the children's indi- the acceptance of the in- the county office and Both Mrs. Mullen and "We came here with vidual differences. he theory, but they 118 interns scattered as Mrs. William W. interns on what had oc- tern by the student was school principal." Bowser chose the sixth throughout South Flori- Uber and Ray Garvey, curred during the day. "I couldn't do with- 100 per cent better Teachers who take on grade. Mrs. Mullen be- each with practical out the help I've gotten nethods." da from Fort Myers to both sixth grade teach- At the end of the 13 here. an intern are presented cause "I like to see ers at J.C. Mitchell week period, education from Mrs. Uber, she "Actually," they both a certificate of partici- children reasoning." It's a familiar enough Kev West. said. statement usually made Most of our interns School. students are graded on said, "everyone bene- pation entitling them to Bowser because of Bowser, who describ- •y college graduates are in Dade, Broward The two interns are evaluations made by the fits from theprogram — a free term at any Flor- "the challenge." ed his cooperative list out on the new job. and Palm Beach Coun- well into their eighth interns themselves, co- the school, the young- ida state university. "So far," both in- ty," said Dr. Louis week of the 13 week as- operative teacher, and teacher, Garvey, as a sters and the interns." "At the present time terns said, "every- In this case, though, Camp, head of the pro- signment. the supervisor at FAU. man of few words, did "The cooperative we have no way of re- thing's going just fine." he statement was made gram at FAU. "We've say, though, "What I've teacher who assists in- warding the teachers The cooperative y an education student "First two weeks we What's it like for the learned from Garvey terns are top-notch who take on observers, also got 685 observers observe," they said. intern to be on the other teachers? rom Florida Atlantic at the schools including would fill volumes." educators," Dr. Camp though," Dr. Camp "We're learning Jniversity participating "Then we gradually take side of the classroom, Although the coopera- said. "They're well said. Boca Raton School and over one subject at a so to speak? too," they said. n the university's Boca Raton High School. tive teachers stressed qualified to show the in- Interns may choose "Actually it's across eacher training pro- time each week, until the fact that initial re- The observers will be Bowser terms the tern the Inner workings whatever grade they current of ideas more ;ram. finally we're teaching sponsibility of educating of the school system. interns in two or three the whole curriculum." experience "invalu- want to teach during than anything else," ac- semesters," he added. the children at the "They're chosen by their training period. cording to Garvey. The student, Kenneth able." school lies with them, Bowser, is one of two The program allows T h e cooperative Mrs, Mullen says, they also admitted that who are "interning" at FAU education students teachers observe the "All sorts of things pop they try to make them- J.C. Mitchell School. to take part in class- interns while they take up during the day that selves scarce when the The other intern is Mrs. room experiences under over the class/ keep we never even thought interns take over. Thomas Muller. the watchful eyes of co- notes and at the end of of, especially concern- "I will observe most of the time," Mrs. Uber said, "But I think they (the interns) should han- dle the class alone. I won't stop the class or step in unless I'm asked by Mrs. Mullen." "But I will confer with her after class and tell her just what she's done wrong or right, whatever the case may be." How do the children take to the interns? "Beautifully," said Mrs. Uber. Garvey, who had been a cooperative teacher in Mrs. William W. liber confers with student Vicki Steetle and intern Mrs. schools up north, said Thomas Mullen. Newcomers to Meet EL GRECO LAMPS & SHADES Members of Newcom- aurant. Meeting will be- Shoppers Haven-3341 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano er's Club will meet gin with a luncheon at South End plume 342-9523 Wednesday, Oct. 27, in noon followed by cards. COMPLETE LINE OF SHADES Far East Imperial Rest-- Bring your lamp for proper fitting KenncLh Bowser (center) checks papers of some of the children in his class as Ray (Jarvey looks on. Royale Club Mrs. Arnold Named Will Meet Resource Specialist Mrs. Helen Ulrich will demonstrate her Marlowe Arnold, wife the University of North crushed glass craft at a of William B. Arnold, Dakota and a master's Royale Woman's Club director of purchasing from North Dakota State meeting Thursday, Oct. and student services, St. University. Her spec- 28. Andrew's, has been ialities are English, Meeting will be held named learning resour- speech and drama. In her 2 p.m. in the Communi- ces specialist at Florida FAU position, she will ty Center. Atlantic University. work closely with the Mrs. Arnold holds a college of humanities. bachelor's degree from The Arnold's have Betas Plan three children, aged Miss Kohler nine, four and one. Get-together Men's Garden Engagement Club to Meet EAT HEALTHY A joint meeting of LIVE HEALTHY Epsilon Pi and Xi Gam- Announced "If you are a home- ma Sigma chapters, owner, you're a garden- Beta Sigma Phi, will be Mr. and Mrs. Gustav er" will be the theme BOCA HEALTH held 8 p.m. Wednesday, F. Kohler have announc- of the Men's Garden Oct. 27, in the home of ed the engagement of Club meeting 8 p.m. FOODS Mrs. John Itamill, 215 their daughter Judith Monday, Oct. 25. Meet- Wavecrest Way. If not in stock . . . Elaine to F.dward Har- ing will be held in the We'll Get it for you Co-hostess will be per III, son of Mr. and Community Center. Mrs. June Wittenberg. Mrs. Edward Harper Members will nomi- Jr. 10 N.E. tst Ave. PARK ONE TIME Then BANK and SHOP ! 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Richard Murray, hospital public relations director, talks with Donald Robinson, teacher, and Paul Matwiy, principal at J.C. Mitchell School, Fresh Food At Hospital Has Top Open House Frozen Food Boca Raton Community Hospital showed off its administration building to over 200 persons at an open house last week. Below The building, built in one day during an old fas- hioned barn raising ceremony last spring, houses the offices of the hospital administrator, controll- er, public relations director plus a community meeting room open to any recognized organiza- tions.

Fresh Food Section • 4 Cabinet Shelves in Frank Davvson, hospital administrator, greets Mother ele La Groix, presi- Refrigerator Section, 2 Slide-Out! • Slide- $ dent, Mary mount College. Out Meat Pan (Covered) • Porcelain Enamel Vegetable Bin, Holds % Bushel! SAVE THIS Huge Zero-Degree Freezer • Handy Swing-out 339 Basket For Easy Storage • Deep Door Shelf LOW CONVENIENT NUMBER Holds Vz Gallon Ice Cream Cartons • 2 Mini- TERMS Cube Ice Trays • Juice Can Rack Arranged in our jfor* FOR Coppertone, Colors, or White! EMERGENCY USE GENERAL ELECTRIC QUALITY ... known, respected, wanted by millions! X mkim J Ambulance GENERAL ELECTRIC Henry C. Curtis, hospital controller, shows «.-;=. s Mrs. William K. Spencer the hospital ledger. The plaque, listing hospital donors, will hang in the Dawson discusses hospital plans with Mrs. 395-1800 lobby of the proposed hospital building. John Van Tliof. AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER When you need household Pre-rinses...washes...dries... PTA Plans Halloween linens . . . while you do more important tilings. • FAMOUS G-E WASHING AC- TION . . '. saturates dishes with a Festival and Parade Patronize Your thorough washing action... leaves Parent - Teacher's Festival booths will walk. them sparkling clean Association's annual be open following the "Ticket sales so far © ENDS HAND-RINSING AND Halloween Festival will parade. are over the $1,200 Local Stores be held Saturday, Oct. Booths will include a mark," according to SCRAPING . . - pre-rinses . - . 30, in the city ballpark. white elephant booth, Paul Matwiy, principal But if you can't find what you're washes . -• . dries . - . "Flushaway Activities will begin country store and cake at J.C. Mitchell School. looking for, drive to West Palm Drain" liquefies soft food particles with a children's cos- and pumps them away tume parade at 3 p.m. Beach and shop . . . • GIANT NEMA CAPACITY HOLDS Awards will be present- ed to youngsters for the The PIONEER Company SERVICE FOR 12 ... vinyf-cush- best costume in each ioned inferior cradles dishes ... grade. . . . featuring the most complete stock handies-up silverware basket of better qualify household linens in the • LUXURY APPEARANCE... satin* Of every 10 war vete- whole state of Florida. white server top rans now living, one served in World War I, seven in World War II, Martex Towel Ensembles . . . SM100A and two in the Korean 33 colors with all matching bath 00 War, the Veterans Ad- rugs and shower curtains. NEEDS NO INSTALLATION ONLY ministration reports. ....ROLLS ON WHEELS! ROD SAYS • • • King Size Bedding . . . Wamsutfa and Lady Peppered An Ideal Christmas Gift sheets, North Star blankets, Acme For Wife or Mother . . . mattress pads. m That will always be of interest to you when it comes time to renew your automobile in- Bedspreads and Matching Drapery The Word is Reliance at... surance. And if you can qualify as a safe Fabrics . . . f X driver you will be largest stock of Nettle Creek, certain to get the Charles Bloom, Desley, Bates,

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What Glass staining, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. for color for walls, rug, Women's Choral Group, First Methodist Church, color place mats and « 10 a.m. Do you have a ques- curtains — preferably napkins would go well Dog obedience, Community Center, 10 a.m. tion pertaining to in- cafe — and bedspread. on a white plastic table Holiday craft, Community Center, 1 p.m. terior decorating? Mrs. Dear Friend: Why top? Archer will be happy to not use a bold orange- Dear Friend: Table Flower arrangement workshop for beg., Garden red for the cafe cur- Center, 1 p.m. personally answer your accessories have never tains, rug and bed- been more colorful or Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. office, questions. Request should be sent to Boca spread? Then a good more varied. Try purple 1 p.m. Raton News with self- background for your mats and gold napkins. Brownies, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. addressed envelope. black and red would be Happy house to you. Archery instr., University Bowl, 7 p.m. bone white for the walls. Dressmaking, Community Center, 7 p.m. Request from Mrs. Net taxes paid by , Lion's Club, 399 N.W, 35th St., 7 p.m. Request from Mrs. f Community Chorus, Community Center, 7.-30p.m. H.R. — My dining room farmers in 1964 on mo- Beg. bridge instr., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. furniture is antique J.J. — I have an over-all tor fuels totaled $320 Men's Garden Club, Community Center, 7:30p.m. white, trimmed with floral pattern blue and million. Progressive bridge, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. gold and the walls in the dining room are painted Red Cross instructors class, fire station, 7:30. an eggshell. The drape- Brotherhood of St. Gregory's, parish hall, 8 p.m. ries are aprint in colors TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 of green and white. The room is small and it has Learn to Bowl, .University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. one window facing north. The Palm frond weaving, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. Pigeon Feed? Well, we don't have any of that, but we can offer you a crack- What color would you ,; Beg. plastic flowers, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. er. Or how about a hat? Diane Walker, manager of Judi Lesli Shop, Royal suggest for carpet? * Shellcraft, Community Center, 9:30 a,m. Palm Shopping Plaza, had an unusual customer in her shop the other day Who Rug hooking, Scout Hut, 10 a.m. Dear Friend: How - a homing pigeon. The pigeon, garbed only in a steel band on one leg and would you like a copper Portrait sketch group, Art Guild, 10 a.m. a yellow plastic band on the other, just walked in, visited for awhile and Kiwanis Club, Chez Joey, noon. color? left - for no-one knows where. Anyone missing a pigeon? Adv. plastic flowers, Community Center, 1 p.m. Request from Mrs. loves Christmas house workshop, Garden Center, 2 to 4 p.m. A.F, — I would like to Brownies, Community Center, 3 p.m. change my bedroom Royal Oak Bridge Club, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. ANN LANDERS draperies. The rug and Sandpiper Square Dance Club, Scout Hut, 7 30 p.m. walls are a pale laven- : der and the furniture is .« Civitans, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 p.m. white Victorian rattan. * BPO Does Drove 173, 140 NW 11th St., 8 p.m. o us Sele force a glad to help you with Mosaic tiling, Community Center, 9:30 a,m. I've received a tele- your problems. Send Debbie-Rand bake sale, Thrift Shoppe, 10 a.m. marriage because a phone call between 11 baby is on the way, I them to her in care of to 5 p.m. Boca Raton News, Box Portrait painting, Art Guild, 10 a.m. hope they will listen to Turn west qff U.S. 1 at Deerfield Beach Bank, ot Southeast 10th Street; go two blocks to you. 3346, Chicago, Illinois, Twilighters, Scout Hut, 2 p.m. Girl Is In 60654, enclosing a Southeast 2nd Avenue and turn north one-half block. ! Civic division, Chamber of Commerce, CofC I was only 16, scar- ed, ignorant and so stamped, self-address- auditorium, 3 p.m. ed envelope. Halloween party for children, Community Center, Honor Court ashamed of having dis- 7 p.m. Guitar lessons, Community Center, 7 p.m. Miss Beverly Bos- Golf instr., Community Centerp 7:30 p.m. senberry, daughter of Yoga instr., Scout Hut, 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bos- Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. senberry, 455 N.E. 36th 80% Residential Mortgages Available St., Boca Raton, was SATURDAY OCTOHER 30 elected a member of the » £Zv , Stickcraft, Community Center, 9 a.m. Queens Honor Court for Excellent Program for Baton instr., Scout Hut, -/ a.m. Homecoming Day, War- Bugle lessons, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. ren Wilson College, individuals, Realtors and Drum lessons, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Swannanoa, N.C. Sparky fire department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10. Miss Bossenberry is Builders with Closings at Drum and bugle drill, Community Center, 10:30. a graduate of Seacrest Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. High School. a Time and Place Registration Now Open For... Convenient to You. Stop iwf ^^Sf S&Gk&Zat m^ «rf in or Call Bill Anderson. COTILLION F@$t Appraisil And Commitment Service BALLROOM CLASSES TUESDAY EVENINGS BEGINNING OCTOSER 26 Minimum Residential Loans And Minimism Closing Costs DANCE ACADEMY (Over 80% Available To Qualified Property And Purchaser) of Boca Raton Interest Rates of 5% mi 5%% - 25 Yrs. - lo Prepayment Penalties 16 Si. 4fh Si.r Boca Raton Commercial, Apartment, Motel Mortgages Available Telephone 395-4797 WEIR PLAZA BUILDING Instruction also given on Weekdays and Saturday 855 South federal Hwy. in Ballet, Tap, and Jazz Boca Raton, Florida MORTGAGE COMPANY Phone: 395-4000 Director, Betty D'Avray 4B Oct. 24, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS i1-.-.. *. : ".•*.'•.y••i*•*.£.- /.-••• ,*. >• •••**•• ;!•*!!•». .'J* •• v.'^;V *l. <-\

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FAU Art Students Hide From IBM Machines A one-man show of paintings by Paul Maxwell will be held Oct. 29-31 at the home here of Mrs. Mildred J. Kater, 3205 -"" «•'*-*' N.E. 6th Dr., in Lake Rogers. George Jenkings ^Escaping From the Think Factory" A total of 16 oils will be in- cluded in the show, Maxwell's Creative persons tradition- ings to provide studios for the ulty and for visiting artists- in- first in southeast Florida. Cur- ally retreat from the distrac- advanced student, especially the residence. The Southeast Flor- rently working in Texas and Ok- FAU-Marymount Band and Chorus tions of modern living to the graduate working independently ida climate would attract na- lahoma, Maxwell uses a variety quiet white towers of city gar- on a creative project. Most of tional art figures to spend a of media, including sculpture, rets, seashore fishermen all, we will still cherish them year on the FAU campus, but and both figurative and non- Will Present Haydn's 'Creation' shacks, and isolated peasant as our artist's garrets. From the facilities of a private stu- figurative subject matter. huts. these buildings will come our dio would be doubly attractive His show at the Kater resi- Dr. John Hoover, director of Allen Potter, Deerfield In America's most modern most original work, created in to a creative person." dence will be open to the pub- the Florida Atlantic Universlty- Beach, who toured Europe with University, in this hustle-and- an artist's world unique on uni- Who knows what may develop lic from 3 to 9 p.m. on the Marymount College Chorus and the Yale Glee Club, will have bustle think factory, it would versity grounds. in the cluster of old buildings three days. Orchestra, has announced that the part of Adam. seem there is no escape for the group will give a public per- Elynor Martin, Pompano "We hope they will provide on the FAU campus — Mont- Maxwell's work is represent- the poet of brush and chisel. private studios for our art fac- martre, Florida? formance of Haydn's "The Beach, a graduate student in The clean lines of modern steel ed in the collections of the Creation" Sunday, Nov. 7, at FAU's college of education, and concrete buildings are Smith College Museum, the 4 p.m., at Marymount College. will portray Gabriel. hardly conducive to creative Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Two Fort Lauderdale vocal- contemplation. the Witte Museum in San An- Hoover is professor and ists will have the parts of Uriel But, happily, FAU artists Three Plays Are Scheduled tonio, the Philbrook Art Center chairman of fine arts at FAU. and Raphael. They are Richard have found their Parisian gar- in Tulsa, the Fort Worth Muse- Lyla Fastier, Boca Raton, Wright, a member of the facul- rets in the old Army buildings um and the Dallas Museum of will sing the part of Eve. A grad- ty at Marymount College, and at the northeastern end of cam- Fine Arts and the United States uate of Trinity College Royal George Sistrunk, director of the pus. There, art students have By PB Junior College Players Information Agency as well as School of Music, London, she choir of the Second Presby- created a little world of their numerous private and corpo- has studied also in Australia terian Church, Fort Lauder- rate collections. own, content and happy to be Three outstanding plays have and Henry will be played by and New Zealand. dale. apart from the IBM world. been chosen for the 1965-66 Pat Britton and Ronnie Gies; Dressed in old clothes, coat- drama season at Palm Beach the doctor by Andrew Pinky; ed with paint, enjoying an in- Junior College: "The Barretts the captain by Bill Otterson; formal life free of school bells of Wimpole Street," "Hamlet," and Wilson by Cynthia Cody. r and organized class periods, and "The Fantasticks." The dog Flush will be played ENTER these non-conformists work All three plays will be di- by Flush. Richard Henry, Judy best when uninhibited by the rected by Frank Leahy, in- Witkowski, and Barbara Kissel more Ivy league look of the main structor in speech and drama, have been named student di- campus. The atmosphere is and presented in the college rectors to assist Frank Leahy, more Greenwich Village than auditorium. Shakespeare's "Hamlet" will academea. The season will open Nov. be presented March 17, 18, 19 With a million-dollar plus 4, 5, 6, and 7-, with Rudolf and 20. humanities building ready next Beiser's "The Barretts of "This is a rare opportunity ws year, with its most modern stu- Wimpole Street," the love for the people of our commun- dio facilities, one would expect story of the poets Robert ity to see Shakespeare at his these wartime relics to become Browning and Elizabeth Bar- best," commented Watson B. obsolete. rett. Duncan III, chairman of the "Not at ali," echo Dr. Gerard Try-outs for the first pro- department of communications. Doyon and Professor Claire duction have been concluded, "Here is the play that all ac- Dorst, art faculty members. resulting in the following 17- tors long to do and all audien- THANKSGIVING "To the contrary," they add, member cast: ces long to see." "with our art enrollment tripled Georgia Beebee will play the June 2, 3, 4, and 5, the Col- Weekend That Won't Quit or more every year we will role of Elizabeth Barrett; Rog- lege Players join with the Col- need all the space we can get. er Gies portrays Robert Brown- lege Singers of the Music De- By the time we move into our ing; Randy Bottosto plays Eliz- partment in presenting "The FIRST PRIZE INCLUDES :«HiiiiHiiiiii new studios we expect them to abeth's father, Mr. Barrett; De- Fantasticks." be crowded. nise Wesloski and Martha Wel- Fred Coggtn, instructor of I * DINNER and GOLF at the Palm Beach National "We plan to use these old don have the roles of Eliabeth's speech and stagecraft, is the buildings for the overflow, es- sisters; the Barrett brothers technical director of the college i Country Club pecially for the noisy and dirty will be played by Gig Kramer, theatre. He is at present work- * An 11 in.x 14 in.OIL PORTRAIT by College activities such as ceramics Sam Moree, Peter di Danato, ing on the Victorian set for and sculpture. But our long- John Murphy, Burton Merrian, "The Barretts of Wimpole Town Studio range plan is to use these build- and Bill Sims; the roles of Bella Street." * An ENTERTAINING AFTERNOON at Ocean World, \ Ft. Lauderdale * COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS to the Jackie Gleason Show * Accomodations on Miami Beach at the By Florence Snyder "Who Has the Answer?" parents love them and want to Shelborne Hotel help them grow up in the right Dorothy Gordon is the found- by Dorothy Cordon; $3.95; E,P. Dutton. way but they often do an inade- * Use of a 1966 CONVERTIBLE from Morse National er and moderator of a weekly quate job. Teens are quick to Youth Forum program in which admit that they make many mis- Car Rentals for the weekend young people from every walk of off as insignificant, he will feel takes, and they blame it on an life are brought together to dis- that he himself has been de- adult society that contradicts * TWO DAYS and NIGHTS at the University Inn with cuss current problems facing valued. One boy put it this way. itself by preaching being good, youth today* In this hook, Miss ". . . A young person can go to and then turning around and do- with meals by Schrafft's Gordon has selected fourteen of his or her own group and be un- ing wrong. They feel that the the most controversial and derstood. Young people under- home, school, and church must * FIFTY DOLLARS CASH for Incidentals prevalent problems which have stand the problems of youth bet- bear the responsibility of set- been disentitled in Forums, and ter because they have the same ting good examples. One boy, condensed them into a most in- problems. Most parents just tired, of hearing adults criti- teresting book. say 'I told you so'." cize teens, said, "We are what Interesting, yes. But people And the chapter in which a you made us. If you don't like approaching this book with the group of ten-to-twelve-year- us, do something about it." Win First Priii expectation that all their prob- olds discuss their "steadies" lems with teen-agers will be is particularly revolting. Not This is a challenge for adults, OR ONE OF THE MANY solved are in for a big disap- the children, but the parents and by no means an easy one. pointment. Thin bonk is not a and society that permits young But it must be faced, for par- complete plan for raising teens people to be bored with dating ents have the grave responsi- OTHER PRIZES successfully. No book can be. before they're fourteen. Per- bility of turning out responsi- But young and old readers alike haps seeing the blunt truth in ble adults who are able to cope Listen To will 'find a world of wisdom here print will help adults to recog- with a difficult life. As I said and there which they can apply nize their folly, and hopefully before, this book is not a han- to them solves. do something about it. dy how-to. But it does present For example, a teenager may Miss Gordon lias selected some interesting points, and it WSBR Radio 740 would be good for adults to ask a parent's counsel about a comments which reflect the consider them. matter that is very important to opinions of most teens. Exam- Consider them, and, I hope, For Contest Rules him, and if the parent passes It ple: they understand that their put them to use. BOCA RATON NEWS Oct. 24, 1965 5B Television listings for October 24 - 27

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S'ttS'/r- ' ^.•-••'.••'•-^v*'--v-."• '• * ' •••-.•/:• >'f-A; J Tourist Purchases to $100 Retail s5u-n¥-iV—'."..• —''""?$+**i\ •••. • • •- ••• ---/r1,: .--r.- &&?&?PP'r. ""i-: /-.^rv-''•' • • .' ,--'•'• * -.v--i.il The customs regula- iSfeSW;.''--- r-^vVo • •; V.1;:-••••.*•• 3 tion changed on October 1 which means vacation- ing tourists can bring back only $100 in mer- s/ - ..: : - chandise — at retail \ . . I. •-....-. value. The old rule was <• j •'."..• -• .'-•• for $100, wholesale val- ue, which was interpret- ed as $166 retail. Cus- John Pringlc, director of tourism for Jamaica, southern regional manager, and at right B. Stuart toms inspectors warn congratulates Robert E. Post of Boca Raton, ShurpShurp|| directore r of.sale.s s aannd promotion, Jamaica that they will expect newll y appointeitdd districdititt salel s manager in thth e Tourist Board, llook on. sales slips to back up Southern United States. At left Marianne Steele, purchases and regular customs tariffs will be assessed against all goods in excess of per- St. Lycici Is OBIS of Newest mitted values. WE Which means, of Of 'Undiscovered' Islands course, that travelers will seek the foreign The unabated wave of "There is still a mar- BUY and SELL "bargain centers" Caribbean tourism is velous distillation of where they can get the making itself felt in the strangeness, of dusky most for each dollar. lovely island of St. Lu- St. Lucians conversing One spot where you cia, largest of theBri— in the patois which is Coins & Collecflons can get the most for $100 tish Windwards, but un- also spoken in Guade- is Haiti, the mountain- til recently relatively loupe, Martinique, Haiti OF ALL TYPES ous tropical island a few "undiscovered" by the . , . these are the salad hours south of Miami. airplane-traveling is- days for these little land hopper. known, swiftly changing Guns & Paintings Shops in the capital city, "Each island in the Caribbean atolls." Port au Prince, and in Caribbean has its own Tiken on Consignment Petionville, Cap Haitien beauties, but St. Lucia, Classified Ad Service and elsewhere are over- to our mind, has all the Phone 395 5121 flowing with things you beauties," wrote mys- ART OBJECTS, SMALL ANTIQUES, GOLD can't resist taking tery novelist Dorothy and PRECIOUS METAL OBJECTS home. Wheelock after a visit. ATTENTION! All Haiti is a world "There are moun- of fine handicrafts — tains darkly verdant Alt Ohioians B0UGHT-EXCHANGED-5QLD goods made of ma- with bamboo, white ce- Interested In hogany, taverneau, pine dar, logwood, guava, COME IN - BROWSE and lignum vitae woods; umbrella and almond; Prices are iow, on both handicrafts and goods imported from all over the weavings of palm and fragrant valleys leafy BOCA world, so most vacationing tourists take time out for a shopping spree in sisal; fine yarns loomed with sugar cane, cocoa, Port au Prince, Haiti. This group is selecting dolls, bags and hats in Carlos, into clothing fabrics, bananas, pineapple and BUCKEYE BOCAMATON popular shop in the Exhibition Grounds. rugs and upholstery ma- coffee and long, curving terials; paintings, yellow beaches with CLUB sculptures and art carv- nothing but lazy water COIN EXCHANGE & ANTIQUES ings from wood and brushing the shore. CALL 395-4837 5901 No. Federal Hwy. other materials. All these and many more items are offered at prices but a fraction of the U.S. value. 1 Haiti's shops enjoy W.S.B.R. Childrens Hour free port status and are bargain-crammed with the best merchan- IADIO 740 TODAY II AJL dise from all over the world. French per- fumes, English bone china, Irish linens, Ve- netian glass and hun- dreds of. other items can be purchased here for a small fraction of their COMPLETE stateside prices. RECORDED Times 2:10 -4:47 CHILDREN 7:24 - 9:40 STORIES "A MOVIE THAT YOU" SHOULD NOT MISS! -JUDITH CRIST, on NBC-TV "TODAY" show k^,:t The sargassum fish, commonly exhibited at Marincland of Florida, not only lakes on the color of the sargussum weed in which it lives but is also cover- -•v^;- ed with tassels and ribbons which imitate the plant's air-filled flotation bladders. The sargassum fish is a greedy eater. When not swimming, it • -•> climbs among the Hiirgassum with handlike fins, hunting for food. , S-' .*0T» E! Salvador Plans Why Docs international Fair "Cocktail Hour" llariiim Last Two Hours? Adults and Students 17 ^W The International (All Drinks are 48* from yrs, old & over only Fair at El Salvador will 4j00 to 6:00 P.M. display products of Free Hors d'oeuvres tool) Rocking Chair many countries of the U.S. 1 in Boca Raton Smoking Loge world. The fair, sched- Acres of Free Parking lA V AIRLINh uled for Nov. 5 to Dec. STEAMSHIP 4, 1965, will emphasize for those who expect the Red Carpet Treatment,, the economic integra- and GET IT! TOURS tion of the countries tak- ing place under their Reservations Common Market pro- — Nitely DA™ — Phone 395-1414 grams. A feature of the fair will be continuing JACK WYATT TRIO Boca Raton Travel performances in an open SANDY SHORE, Vocalist 700 E. palmetto Ph. Rd. air auditorium by ar- Serving Boca Katun since tists from many lands. (No Entertainment Tax) 1948 DSNNIH SPECIALS ^»5 Prime Ribs of Beef au jus 2.25 Steak, Eggs and Potatoes 1.50 * STEAKS * CHOPS * LOBSTER Brought to you by the vast wonderland of Values * SNAPPER * SHRIMP 11:30 a.m. - 4:30 a.m. 35 YEARS OF LARRY DIXON'S Famous TRAVEL EXPERIENCE THK FOREMOST STEAK HOUSE ON THE GOLD COAST Guarantees Satisfaction Intimate Dining Room & Lounge For ail your Travel Heeds call 1184 S. Fed. Hwy. Pompano Beach 1401 S* Federal Hwy. Pompano Beach 395-5722 941-9488 Royal Palm Plaza Boca Raton Ten years of hard work — from old to new. A dance in theold center and the Halloween dance from last year.

A Special Page Anniversary Prepared by Members of Teen Town teen town NEWS A Big Success If you had passedby the Com- told the audience of over 300 Oct. 24, 1965 7B munity Center at about seven people, her interpretation of VOL. 4 NO. 10 o'clock on October 3, 1965, you her year. After the conclusion undoubtedly saw a large crowd, of Anita's speech, Mayor Brod- lights and well-dressed people head presented Chuck Boogher coming and going. the Parent's Magazine Award. A1/ss Teen Town This, as you probably have Dennis Lalli, incoming presi- heard, was the celebrating of dent, came next presenting Jim the 10th anniversary of the Rutherford with a plaque of Boca Raton Teen Center, In the gratitude for his services ren- Confestonfs Named beginning years, Teen Town and dered to the center during the its activities were held in an By Colleen Keitzer past decade. for the titl.e. Each girl was care- old Army Barracks, but then it Next on the program was an fully selected and everyone has gradually grew into its present inspiring speech from Charlie The title of Miss Teen Town all the qualifications. They are has always been a great honor. state. Murdock who flew in especially as follows: The banquet's program was from the north to honor the an- The girl who has served Teen Sandy Briggs-sophomore-15 Town to its best advantage, been introduced by Tony Glenn, who niversary in his own way. We Marie Cicala-senior-17 was Master of Ceremonies. are all very grateful to Char- a leader in the projects, attend- Juanita DaCamara-soph- ed regularly and shows a sin- Pastor Krug of the Lutheran lie for his time and message, cere interest in the progress omore-16 Church gave the invocation and which was indeed worth-while of. the Teen Center deserves this Meg Greenfield-junior-16 after his blessing — we ate. to all of us. title. Carol Hutchins-sophomore- The delicious dinner was cater- Ending the evening was a 15 ed by Tofano's Restaurant. verv beautiful and awesome This year ten girls are vying Lynn Krautwald-senior-17 Succeeding the dinner, Tony ceremony of installing the new Colleen Oates-sophomore-15 Glenn introduced such digni- officers of the Center. Brenda Whisman-sophomore taries as Mayor Brodhead, If you missed the banquet, Ddiiiici Esco -15 Charlie Murdock; guest speak- the speeches, and the installa- Kathi Whisman-senior-17 er, Don Reed, principals, Char- tion ceremony, you certainly Sue Wolff-sophomore-15 les Godwin, Boca Raton High missed a wonderful experience. Joists Stuff These girls were introduc- School, Paul Matwiy, J.C4 Mit- We all hope that Teen Town can ed to the Center on Saturday, chell, and Mr. Ripley from Sea- have ten times ten anniver- Petite 5'2", brown-haired, October 9, 1965, at the regular crest, also on hand was, of saries. green-eyed Donna Marie Esco dance. course, Jim Rutherford whom The best of luck to an out- came to Boca Raton nearly two There will be the first elim- we all have to thank for the help standing organization, its years ago. Since that time she ination on November 6, 1965, and guidance which have helped cause, its members and most has been a fairly active mem- when the girls will be inter- all of us build the center to of all, its leaders. ber of the Center, viewed by the judges. From what it is today. Donna was born in January, these ten, three will be select- The past presidents, Mike 1950, in Selma, Alabama, where ed for the finals. The crowning Steele, Bill Eubank, Bernie she lived for 13 years. Then, of the Miss Teen Town 1966 Jezercak and theoutgoingpres- Staff with her father, a lawyer and will be at the annual Christmas ident Chuck Boogher were there and also the past Miss Teen Co-Editors Meg Greenfield teacher, her mother, also, a Cotillion. Coleen Keitzer teacher, two brothers and two We, the newspaper staff, Town's. sisters, a dog and all her pre- would like to wish each of the Chuck Boogher spoke on his Reporters Anita Fitzgerald cious belongings, Donna made contestants the best of luck year in office and Miss Teen Sue Fitzgerald her way painfully to Boca Ra- and may the most deserving Town of 1965, Anita Fitzgerald, Dennis and Bronda admire the 6th Parent's Magazine award. ton. There was a slight stop in girl win, the upper part of Palm Beach County — Lake Worth. Then, her father began to teach at Boca 'High. Donna enjoys most Tribute to Charlie of her classes this year. Her curricula consists of English Meet the Members! 2, Biology, Algebra, Physical Education, Latin 2, and Typing A Very Great Man! 1. Donna admits Typing is her favorite subject. After gradua- We pay tribute now to a man In short, Charlie has, in more ed States, That's quite a bit to tion she plans to enter law who will never be forgotten — ways than one, made our annual be proud of, but to us he's so school and follow in the foot- Just as we climb one step at community service projects and much more than a disc jockey steps of her father. a time to reach the top of our activities more memorable and and a showdance emcee, for Donna likes Florida but is own ladders of individual suc- successful with each passing Charlie Murdock will remain rather homesick for Alabama. cess and achievement, there are year. For this, we cannot thank in our hearts as a truely won- She enjoys horseback riding some who must choose to leave him enough; for his interest and derful man who has done every and going to the beach. their former positions to move friendship, we hope will hold thing in his power to help teen- * When asked how she liked the to higher and brighter ladders true for many years. agers help themselves and their Center she had many replies. of success. Such a person is a His departure from Radio community, through worthwhile First let me tell ya'll that Don- man who is admired and re- teenage organizations! i .•. spected by all who know him — Station WQAM in Miami Beach, na has worked hard and dili- Florida, to Cincinnati, Ohio, Speaking as Vice President gently on many of our service Charlie Murdock, the man with a way!!! brought many hard feelings, of Teen Town and as one who activities such as the Fall Fes- and although members of Teen has worked with Charlie for, tival, Toy Drive and the Moth- Charlie Murdock, adopted as Town wanted to do something many years, I know I speak for er's March of Dimes. She also Boca's favorite D.J. back in for him, it was difficult to come all members of the Boca Raton ran for office in the Center and 1957, has grown along with the up with a meaningful gift for Teenage Center when I say that is currently on the gift commit- teenage center and has given us a man who has done so much "Charlie, we WISH you and tee for the Miss Teen Town his entire support through our for the welfare of Teen Town, your family the 'best of every- $!@¥@ Denise Contest. Donna likes the cen- many annual service projects and just teenagers in general. thing' in your new home, and ter and feels that it is a good as well as any new endeavors It was finally decided upon for CONGRATULATE you oa the place for teenagers to go. It is we attempt. the officers of the center to take inevitable success you are sure Big brown eyes, lighter brown Height: 5'3", color eyes: ha- a place to provide recreation Charlie's warm way, winning him out to dinner, then bring to accomplish!", for true suc- hair, about 5'9" tall, and very zel, color hair: blonde, age 14. along with the fulfillment of smile, and most of all, genuine him back to the Wednesday night cess and popularity are earned Who is it? Lee's guess for a doing for others in the com- interest in teenagers, has won dance as our guest, presenting and possessed by no one more well dressed. Does that ring a munity. bell? Well, who else could it be while longer, she's a freshman him his enormous popularity him then with a set of golf deserving than Miami's own but Steve Keitzer. at Boca Raton High, her sub- Let s all take time to give with the young men and women clubs on stage. The night of and Boca Raton's favorite D.J,, Steve moved to Boca from jects consist of English, Span- Donna a welcome to the staff of Boca Raton. Aside from his the dance turned out to be a Charlie Murdock! Logan sport, Indiana, about two ish, Algebra, P.E., and Home and make her one of usll Glad many nights of emceeing Satur- memorable one for all who took years ago. He attends Boca Ec. Her favorite is Home Ec. to have ya, Donna! 1 day night dances, Charlie has part; and when it was all over, Raton High School and Is a Here's another hint, she mov- volunteered his services and the general feeling was one of freshman. His subjects consist ed from Michigan about six support to our annual Easter a warm and true friendship that of Algebra, P.E., Civics, Span- years ago. She's attended Teen Egg Hunts, Spring Bazaars and would linger over the years and ish, England and band. His fav- Town dances for about a year. Fall Festivals, special fund- the miles. It's been over a orite subject is Algebra. This girl plans to attend some Don't Forget raising drives, (such as March month since Charlie left, and Steve can be found at the college in the north after grad- of Dimes, UNICEF, etc.) as well we have no doubt that he has beach surfing, just about every uating from high school. as money-making projects for won over his newlisteners, just afternoon. On Saturday nights If you don't know who it is by our scholarship fund. In addition as he had done here in South Steve can be found at Teen Town now, you surely aren't a very The Dance to this, Charlie has gone out of Florida. With the position of in the height of the activities. .good guesser. Don't you agfee his way to publicize these ac- n station manager, Charlie Mur- Lots of luck In the near fu- that this description fifp enise tivities which certainly added dock ranks as the third young- Charlie Murdock ture. Marie Baliard perfectly???? much to their over-all success. est station manager in the Unit- 8B Oct. 24, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS If Pays to Take Prices Effective Mon-Tue-Wed Care of Utensils October 25-26-27 By Mary Todd Cooking utensils rep- resent a considerable outlay of money. It pays to cake proper care of them. Prolonged high heat is rough treatment for utensils of any ma- terial. As soon as food comes to a boil, low heat will keep it cook- ing just as fast. Keep oven tempera- tures at minimum. Re- RrshffheWeek member that no treat- ment will make a badly burned pot or pan look like new again. But many that look hopeless may be restored to use with proper cleaning. Let a burned pan cool gradually. Never pour cold water into a hot, dry pan. This will cause Specials 1 Tropl-Cal-Lo Orange, Grape or the metal to buckle. half Don't scrape off burned Fruit Punch gal. 39c spots with a knife or other sharp object. A Rosedale Red Cheek wooden spoon is effec- 7 32-oz. S tive and safe. 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