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BOX IMi , ST AUGUSTI?i2 FLA , 32034 Police offer assistance Teen drug problem solutions sought By JIM RIFENBURG have a shoulder to lean upon," tion," he said. "When told their things like this." (Last in a series) he continued. "If they can't get children were users of mari- Lt. Nahrstedt keeps a card it at home then they turn to huana they wouldn't believe it. file labelled "drugs." In it are What can Boca Raton parents other avenues. Giving a child a "Oh, no, not my son," they the names of more than 300 kids do about the ever increasing new sports car and a surfboard told me, "he wouldn't doathing who live in Boca Raton. All of problem of drug use here? isn't the answer. There's no like that. the names in the file have either Primarily, they can strive control present when they're "But when I informed them been caught using drugs, been for better communication with handed money and told to go their son had admitted smoking suspected of using them or have their children. have a good time." the weed, they broke down and been in gangs and parties where This is one solution posed by Illustrating the problem Lt. cried and explained they just other kids used drugs. Being Det. Lt, Alvon Nahrstedt of the Nahrstedt told of a "pot" party didn't know where their son was in the gang doesn't brand a Boca Raton Police Department. that was raided. Seven teen- when he went out or who he was youngster with the same tarred "Parents don't know where agers were taken to the police going out with," Nahrstedt said. brush but it puts him on the their children are spending their station and questioned. Several "I realize you can't possibly suspected list for future refer- time or who they are with," Lt. admitted smoking marihuana know where you children are ence, Asthmador cigarettes are sold across the counter of drug stores Nahrstedt said. "I feel this is and also to stealing items from every minute when they go out in Another way to break the drug for sufferers of asthma. Four or five can bring a "high" feeling because they don't spend enough parked cars while under the in- the evening or take a day-long use trend here is through public and cause brain damage if used in excess. Amyl nitrite, a common time sitting talking with their fluence of the drug, trip to the beach," he said, "but information. offspring. "I talked to each one of them if parents had better communi- "I'll be glad to talk to any drug that can be purchased by anyone, is used locally by kids for "Kids need to express them- individually and then asked the cation with their children they person or any group about kicks. selves, air their gripes and parents to come to the sta- wouldn't have to worry about (Continued on Page 10A) BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 13, No. 78 Thursday, May 30, 1968 22 Pages 1G

By MIRIAM WRIGHT A temporary injunction or- dering employees of the Public Are they• ex-workers? City dismissed Works Department of Boca Ra- ton to cease striking and return to work was handed down Wed- nesday by Circuit Court Judge Russell O. Morrow in West 49 before judge signed injunction Palm Beach, A further hearing will be at Some of the striking city chance they could all get their for the following violation of 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 4 con- workers have been fired and re- jobs back if they go to work Article XCII Section 2(15) of cerning a permanent injunction. hired within a period of two Thursday morning." the Personnel Rules and Regu- This decision was given after days, City Attorney Malcolm A letter was sent to 49 of lations : the hearings held in the suit Anderson said yesterday. the strikers Tuesday afternoon "Has been absent from du~y filed by Boca.,;Raton City At- And there's a possibility all informing them of their term- without proper leave of ab- torney MalcoliffAnderson, nam- ination as city workers. It said: sence on May 27 and May 28, ing the International Union of may be re-hired if they return 1968." Operating Engineers and union to their jobs this morning. "This will advise you that "Your final payroll check representatives Richard Nell "Some of the fired person- your services as an employe of will be issued upon return of and James Eskew as instigators nel were rehired," Anderson the City of Boca Raton are the city uniform and any other of the garbage strike that has said yesterday afternoon. He terminated as of the commence- equipment checked out to you." been in effect here since May 25. did not indicate how many. But ment of your normal working The letter was signed by City The court found the strike is he did say "there's a good day on Tuesday, May 28, 1968, Manager Alan Alford. in violation of Florida law and that unsanitary conditions ex- ists "which are dangerous to the health and welfare of the residents," of Boca Raton. It also found Eskew, business agent for Local No. 675 of the International Union of Operat- ing Engineers, "appeared with such strikers while they were striking and did talk with the pickets and advise them of their rights." Besides the back-to-work or- der to the strikers, Judge Mor- row also decreed that "the Memorial Day, 1968 International Union of Operating Engineers A.F.L.-C.I.O., the International Union of Operat- ing Engineers Local No. 675, their business agent and other Veterans schedule Sgt. William LeStrange reads court order to City Hall pickets. representatives, are hereby temporarily enjoined from in any manner, directly or indi- rectly, causing the garbage to Memorial service go uacollected in the City of 20 homes hit by cat burglar, Boca Raton, by the employees Memorial Day will be kind of Activities at the Community of said City; and further, en- a settling down day for Boca Center will be limited to base- joined from in any manner, di- Raton residents, who will get a ball games in the late afternoon rectly or indirectly causing, taste of what to expect during hours. encouraging or influencing the the long summer months when Boca Raton's four public one woman bound to chair employees of the Public Works activities are at the minimum. schools will close their doors for one day so the youngsters By JIM RIFENBURG at 5:30 a.m. She said she was made. Screens were cut, doors Department of said City to strike Services honoring the Boca sitting in her home reading when jimmied and windows pried or r.efuse to perform their nor- Raton men who died during the can join their parents in ob- (See map, Page 2A) suddenly an arm reached from ' open. mal and required work of the wars will be the only activities serving Memorial Day. How- Mrs. Klara Crockett, 850 NE behind her, a hand covered her Police listed the following: collection of garbage." for the city today. Services, ever, students at St, Joan of 71st street, was tied to a chair mou'h and a man's voice said, James Van Tassell, 809 NE The suit filed by Anderson sponsored by American Legion, Arc School will attend classes and her home ransacked by an "don't scream and you won't be 72nd St., broken into. was supported by affidavits from Veterans of Foreign Wars and as usual today. Classes at the unidentified man early Tuesday hurt." William Brannum, 7340 NE Alan Alford, city manager, and Veterans of World War I and parochial school will come to morning, police reported yes- Mrs. Crockett was tied and 8th Ct,, attempted break-in. William Pendergast, director of their auxiliaries, will be held an end for the summer months terday. her house searched. Martha Park, 7150 NE 7th public works. It alleged that at 11 a.m. today near the mon- at 2:30 p.m« Friday. Meanwhile The break and entry was one C alls came in a steady stream Ave», attempt. the union in its attempt to or- ument at the Boca Raton Ceme- students at the four public of 20 reported in the Boca from the area as residents arose Mary Ryan, 7189NE7th Ave,, ganize the striking workers had tery. schools, who will go back to Harbour section of the city and and found their homes had either attempt. persuaded them to strike for Mayor Harold Maull will classes Friday, will continue the number may reach higher been broken into or attempts (Continued on Page 10A) speak at the ceremony. class work through Friday, proportions when all homes (Continued on Page 10A) June 7. there are checked. Members of Boca Raton Hotel Mrs. Crockett apparently was Board chairman speaks here and Club will be able to hava the only person to see the night lunch either at the hotel or intruder. cabana club; today however at She was tied to a chair while 3 p.m. the hotel gates will be- the intruder ransacked her to close behind guests and home. Late last night, Det. Lt. 'Schools at center of whirlpool members. The hotel will re- Alvon Nahrsted'c reported main closed during the sum- "some jewelry and a small mer months but the Cabana Club amount of cash had been taken, By SANDY WESLEY the most, first of which is the the personnel department of if he likes the principal, com- will re-ODen June 7. Mrs. Crockett called police area of employment. the county to decide who would munity and the school. "Palm Beach County's school "In the past, principals de- be placed where. "A true professional," he Aftnough most businesses in-. system is in the center of a cided who would be employed He admitted that the new sys- added, "is one who does not eluding city hall, post office whirlpool of restructuring and in their schools," he said. "Un- tem may not be the best, "Prin- discriminate no matter what and banks will close today, revolution," according to Dr. fortunately, Congress has cipals like to select the people the color of ths class or the grocery stores will remain Donald Thorpe, chairman of the changed this because of the they feel they can work with. conditions of the school," open. Amusement Page 6A board of public instruction. past record of principals who They also know that if they are He blamed Florida's dual sys- Ann Landers 2B Dr. Thorpe talked to about 90 discriminated in hiring." able to select their teachers, tem for the county's present Church News 8B students, parents and teachers "For two years the U, S. ths teachers will feel they owe predicament, Classifieds 10-11B at the Boca Raton High School's Health, Education and Welfare their jobs to them," "We have now what is called Editorials 4A last PTO meeting for the year Department had told the princi- However, he said the respon- neighborhood schools," he said, May 27-29, 1968 Public Notices 9B Tuesday evening. pals that they must integrate sibility of integration is even "where the youngster attends Hi Lo Rain Real Estate 5-6B He cited three areas in the their schools, but some have greater. Teachers also would the school he lives closest to," Mon. 92 70 0 Sports 8A county's system which will feel not lived up to the agreement," like to choose their own boss. He cited two methods which Tues. 90 70 1.64 Women's News 1-4B the revolution and restructuring He said that now it would be And teachers do choose a school Wed. noon... 82 68 Trace Sen. Tower to speak at commencement here Cat burglar's footprints Senator John Tower, ercises will be at 11 Republican from Texas, a.m. Wednesday, June will be the speaker at 5 in the St. Andrew the the fifth annual com- Apostle Chapel on cam- mencement exercises pus. The schedule of for Saint Andrew's events for graduation Black squares indicate homes that were hit Tuesday School, Headmaster Eu- week starts with the 5 night in the Boca Harbour area by cat burglars. Although gene J. Curtis Jr., an- p.m. Baccalaureate ser- only tme person was actually seen by a resident, police nounced. vice Sunday, in the cha- theorized several may have been involved in the caper •1 1 Commencement Ex- ,peL because of the number of homes broken into.

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Courthouse expansion included Commission pushes county projects SPRING Construction of a new months off, depending — Referred- an ap- ovations to the first floor Brady to complete a county courthouse addi- on planning and design parent low bid of $125,- of the old terminal build- two-year study in the tion, satellite court- and other preparatory 363 by Desrochers Con- ing at Palm Beach In- production of a flood houses in the north and work. struction Co. and a bid ternational Airport, now criteria map for eastern south sections of the A hearing on assess- of $138,393 by Howard occupied by AUTEC. Palm Beach County. county, jails, and im- ments for street im- Cook Construction to the — Approved payment — Endorsed the four- provements to the provements in Jupiter airports director and of $10,000 to the Jupiter laning of SR 804 (Sec- Glades Office Building Heights subdivision re- Airport Committee for Inlet District for sand ond Avenue North) in moved a giant step near- quired more than an study and recommen- transfer. Boynton Beach. The pro- er Tuesday. hour during the regular dation. The bids were — Authorized a con- ject will be a joint state- weekly meeting. submitted to cover ren- tract with Ad air and federal program. Commissioners ap- Some residents sought pointed George Votaw as clarification of costs; coordinator and Powell others thought the $6,05 CALORIC and Edge architects for the $7 million project, per foot front assess- pending approval of re- ment estimate was too 36" "ELEGANT LOOK" spective proposals by high. Following explan- the county attorney, en- ations, the Jupiter Heights citizens in at- GAS RANGE gineer and administra- WITH 6 BURNERS! tor. tendance withdrew ob- E 503 jections and the com- Harvest size oven. Keep-Warm Oven Chairman E,F. Van mission passed aresol- system. Observador window. Infrared Kessel, who will be in broiler. Removable oven and broiler JUST PER MONTH ution authorizing the doors. America's easiest range to $10-56 New York Monday to keep clean. sign documents in con- road paving project. FREE GLAMA-WARE and TV-STAMPS nection with the $7 mil- Van Kessel noted that WITH EVERY RANGE PURCHASED lion issuance of certifi- a corrected assessment cates of indebtedness to' recently reduced .total BIG SPECIAL ON finance the program, costs to the residents So quiet...so cool,..so economical I noted: by $5,685. GAS AIR CONDITIONING GAS DRYERS! In a separate hearing, "Now that we have with no objections, the Free Estimates - No Obligation! All Water Heaters - $5.00 Off! the program underway, board authorized budge- I can say, 'roll up your tary transfers to ac- sleeves and get to ALL GAS BURNERS ARE GUARANTEED FOR LIFE! work.' " celerate a Congress Van Kessel also noted avenue four-laning pro- that Commissioners Ed- ject from Golfview WEST PALM BEACH Heights to Olceechobee S. DIXIE 6 FERN ST. - IE 2-2461 ward Bandlow and EaW. road. Various bids also LAKE WORTH (Bud) Weaver, who were 12 S. J ST. - JU 5-6401 absent when the action were opened and refer- DELRAY BEACH PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY took place, favored the red to department heads 325 NE 2nd ST. - 27J-2636 appointments. for recommend ation AND FLO-GAS CORPORATION during the 3-1/2 hour Plans call for a $4.8 session. million "wrap-around" In other business, the addition to the main board: courthouse in West — Noted that the com- I Palm Beach, new jail mission will sit! June 10 moria facilities, and the county as the Agricultural Zon- office buildings at Del- ing Board of Palm Beach ray Beach and the north- County, under a 1967 ern end of the county at a state law, for tax as- site to be determined. sessment purposes, fol- Start of construction lowing a preliminary is estimated at 12 to 14 meeting Monday.

Police officer directs traffic on Palmetto Park road at 5th avenue to route traffic around bridge. Intracoastal Waterway bridge in background had stuck in open position.

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fills the scene as Editor Sharlene Fox and Pat X Roll prepare to deliver the 1968 edition of the C Fresh, lean, mealy ribs from We Will Transact No Business I book. Dedication of this year's annual is to Coach Spare Ribs the tall Corn Country. 69 Bob Maxson. LB. Memorial Day I WE STILL BELIEVE, Thursday,May 30th I GENERAL INSURANCE In holidays — and that all businesses should close so all employes may spend the day with families and loved ones. Old AGENCY Fashioned???

OF BOCA RATON,INC. Well, maybe, but we will not be open Thursday, May 30th. 451 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY • PHONE 395-8800 « BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Sorry, but we like it better that way. INSURANCE - ALL LINES BOCA RATON FEDERAL STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Weir Plaza Building James H. O'Neal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 520 Vice President and Manager Tuesday thru Saturday Boca Raton, Fla. Phone: 550 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-4591 j i 395-8844

*», TIRED OF RETIREMENT? But you don't really care for full employment. 1 -*-**-• Why not call for an inferview today regarding the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- Foulice, Mrs. Jean curities selling to select clientele. Mrs. M. Gehrig Meek, Lancaster, Pa., Mrs. Anna Mae Tarr, Call Mr. Bogren at 395-0546 for Appointment. Services will be held Chehalis, Washington, BYER Friday for Mrs. Madel- and two grandchildren. INCORPORATED ine Gehrig, 63, 373N.E. Services and burial Royal Polm Plaza 8oca Raton, Florida 30th St., who died Tues- will be held in Colum- day. bia To Place a Classified Ad Call 395-8300 Mrs. Gehrig came to Boca Raton nine years ago from Rosedale, N.Y. IT'S NEW FROM She was a member of St. Joan of Arc Church. Survivors include her husband, Louis, Boca Raton; son, Louis R., SYLVANIA Boca Raton; two daught- ers, Mrs. Margaret Bookshelf Component Sysfem-20 Waft (E.I.A.) Performance Hoolan, Genterbeach, L.I., N,Y., Mrs, Dor- othy Porter, Beverly, Mass.; sister, Mrs. Lillian Carroll, Brook- lyn, N.T.,; seven grand- children," and one great grandchild. the 1968 Heart Fund campaign. The board ap- Rosary will be re- New board member of the Palm Beach County cited at 7 p.m. Thurs- Heart Association, L. Edward Barnhardt (left) proved $90,000 for research projects, primarily at day in Kraeer Funeral handled his first board duties at the annual meet- Florida medical schools. Attending the meeting Home. Services will be ing of the association Saturday night in Palm with Barnhardt were (from left) Mrs. Barnhardt, held at 9 a.m. Friday

•• Beach. The Heart chapter raised $201,080 during Mrs. W.P. Bebout Sr., board member, and Bebout. in St. Joan of Arc Church by Rev. Paul Leo Man- ning. Burial will be in Improper parking? Boca Raton Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Thurs- day. • CS-1W-PHONOGRAPH / AMPLIFIER-Power- • Garrard Custom Automatic Turntable. ful20-Watt (E.I.A.) bookshelf component modular Diamond Stylus. system at a budget price housed in a compact, • Transistorized 20 Watt (E.I.A.) amplifier. 35 Watts Gas shortage causes trouble walnut veneer base. Sylvania's thought of every- peak music power. G. F. Rahm thing from the stain resistant cabinet to the fine Sylvania "Air Suspension" Speaker system. $35 bond estreated. Garrard Custom Automatic Turntable. Sylvania's Separate bass and treble controls. Running out of gas can returned with the gaso- disorderly-conduct, fail- George Frank Rahm, fully transistorized amplifier will bring out the Compensated loudness control. get you into trouble more line, her car had been Cecilia Huston Chace, ed to appear, $15 bond 49, 379 N.W. 23rd St., silky highs and deep bass tones for thrilling Compact size, smart styling for harmony in any hauled away and she was failure to yield right of died Monday. stereo high fidelity reproduction, location in your home. ways than one. forfeited,, height 7%" without options/ cover width 19"h>" faced with a traffic vio- way, accident, $30. Thomas Wiggles- Mr. Rahm came to depth 14%" * Patricia Cook was lation. Ward Samuel Porter, Boca Raton a year ago COMPLETE worth, disorderly con- Garrard Custom Turntable/Amplifier SYSTEM 'brought into city court Jr., unlawful speed, ac- Onl Miss Cook was placed duct, failed to appear, from Columbia, Pa. $99.95 W/Speakers Tuesday charged with cident, $35 and traffic $15 bond forfeited. He is survived by his M79.9S on probation bur. Judge school. improper parking. She de Claire later said that Muriel C. Knapp, red wife, Edna, Boca Raton; explained to Judge Betty Moreland Tus- light violation, guilty daughter, Miss Georgia no actual adjudication of chka, failure to take re- George de Claire she had guilt had been made. waiver. L. Rahm, Columbia; k, Ttlutic run out of gas and her quired action, $35. Robert B. Wright, ex- step-daughter, Mrs. car was pushed to the Other cases appearing C and ace Suzanne pired tag, guilty waiver. Evelyn Martzell, Col- "THE DEPENDABLE MUSIC STORE" side of the road while before the court includ- Fuhrman, speed to great Robert Leroy Ben- umbia; brother,Charles, she walked to a filling ed: for conditions, accident, nington, stop sigh vio- Columbia; three sis- 443 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton 395-7333 station. William H.Whiteford, $25 and traffic school. lation, guilty waiver. ters, Mrs. Margaret But when Mss Cook drunk, failed to appear, Ethel I. Horst, im- proper backing, acci- dent, $15. Annie Mae Heard, F. BYRON PARKS petit larceny, failed to appear, $200 bond es- REALTOR treated. Bonnie Onley, speed- Via Mizner ing, failed to appear, Royal Palm Plaza warrant issued with $50 bond. Martin Leonard Mc- OVER 25 YEARS IN BOCA RATON Knew, no muffler, traf- Associates fic school. Elmer L. D. Livaudais Evelyn Jennings Cole, Tel.! 395-3700 Frances B. Livaudais red light vi61ation, failed to appear, $20 bond es- treated. : Richard . C. ••/Elstonj*. stop sign violation, $12.50. BRUMOS Robert F. Zaun, MERCEDESBENZ speeding, $30 and traffic PER AUTHORIZED school. Israel N, Santiago, ANNUM SALES & SERVICE improper left turn, J 3 traffic school. Isiah Salley, no let- tering on commercial ve- "INSPIRED SERVICE hicle, $10. 744 N. Federal POMPANO BEACH 943-5000 Gerald D. King, reckless driving, $65. NORMAL DOWN PAYMENT | James P. Rebenold, UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY — 1 rcsto DELUXE Isn't it great to have a new car for your vacation? Then, there are no worries about bad iffiSi WHITE STRIPE TIRES tires or a burned-out motor. You, too, can travel in comfort and style to that far-away place. Select your new model from the showroom today. Then, see us for an auto loan. It takes only NOW a short time tb get your loan from our bank . . . and the rates are low! See us now. Let us SALE PRICED help you finance that new car.

Call and Compare Payments 395-2300 - CALL 395-2010 - BOCA NATIONAL'S 3.9% NEW CAR FINANCING AMOUNT MON" FHLY PAYJVIENTS The SUPE* FINANCED T2 MOS. 24 MOS. 36 MOS. -24 HOURS A DAY Tubeless white stripe 1000.00 86.98 45.12 31.17 that's Plus Fed. Excise Tax and 4 trade-in tires off your car. 1500.00 130.33 67.61 46.70 FOR THE CORRECT TIME approved for m ANY SIZE LISTED 2000.00 173.68 90.10 62.25 2500,00 217.05 112.59 77.78 8.25x14 7.75x14 3000.00 260.40 135.09 93.31 9.15x15 8.15x15 Closed 3500.00 303.76 157.58 108.85 8.45x15 9.00x15 for Fit Most Buicks, Cadillacs, Chevrolets, Memorial Day Dodges, Mercurys, Pontiacs, Thurs., May 30!h Thunderbirds, Oldsmobile

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As you might expect, IBM conditions, and air and water By GUS HARWELL Boca Raton was chosen as the pollution. MOST OF US don't think of chamber's industry of the year, Industry -- as illustrated at Boca Raton' as an industrial and Howard Davidson, general the local industrial apprecia- city, and thus an industry ap- manager here, took abowasthe tion luncheon and exhibits — preciation program might seem industrialist of the year. doesn't have to be any of these a little farfetched. things. It isn't — and it wasn't this INDUSTRY has for too long ffotpr far week when the Chamber of Com- been associated with belching MOST OF U3 have heard it merce sponsored such a pro- smokestacks, dirty brick build- before, but it is worth while to gram. ings, low wages, poor working be reminded once in a while, Memorial Sag, 19BB that industry does more than employ people and inject pay- By the President roll money into the local econ- of the United States of America omy. It's not supposed to happen here! Milton N. Weir Jr. of Boca Raton, chairman of the Florida On Memorial Day, we remember our debt to vance. Development Commission and those who have died so that we might live in And I urge all Americans, wherever they may speaker at the industrial lunch- freedom. be, on this designated day, to join their prayers eon, reviewed this formula.- We remember also those Americans who to the Almighty to bestow upon this nation the For every 100 workers added "• today, at home and in the land of our allies, blessing of peace restored and lasting among by industry in a community, stand guard against all who threaten our freedom. all the nations of the world. the population grows by 296, On this Memorial Day, we who remain free On this Memorial Day — as a special mark and 112 additional homes are by the sacrifice of the dead and the service of of respect to the" memory of the gallant Ameri- needed. the living will requite our debt to both with cans who have .sacrificed their lives in Viet- In addition, because of these thoughts and acts of gratitude and love. nam, so that this nation might live to be for all new workers, 7.4 persons must And we will gain renewed inspiration from people everywhere a symbol of peace and justice be hired by local service in- their sacrifice — to push forward with the task and freedom — I direct that the flag of the dustries, and on an average, of trying to bring about a just and enduring United States by flown achalf staff during the en- four new retail businesses will peace by every reasonable means. tire day, instead of during the customary fore- be started. The Congress, by joint resolution of May 11, noon period, on all buildings, grounds, and naval vessels of the federal government throughout the This same 100 workers added 1950 (64 Stat. 158), has requested the President will cause an additional $360,000 to issue a proclamation calling upon the people United States and all areas under its jurisdiction and control. a year in retail sales, and will of the United States to observe each Memorial cause bank deposits to climb by Day as a day of prayer for permanent peace I also request the governors of the states and $220,000. Personal income will and designating a period during such day when of the commonwealths of Puerto Rico and the ap- go up by $590,000. the people of the United States might unite in propriate officials of all local units of govern- such supplication. ment to direct that the flag be flown at half staff AS IBM WILL add 400 em- Now, therefore, I, Lyndon B, Johnson, Presi- on all public buildings during that entire day and ployes this year, the figures dent of the United States of America, do hereby request the people of the United States to display speak for themselves. designate Memorial Day, Thursday, May 30, the flag at half staff from their homes for the And for those who figure 1958, as a day of prayer for permanent peace, same period. industry walks in the front door, and I designate the hour beginning in each local- In witness thereof, I have here unto set my unsolicited, Weir passed along ity at 11 o'clock in the morning of that day as a hand this thirteenth day of May, in the year of our the fact that less than 10 per time to unite in such prayer, Lord nineteen hundred and sixty-eight, and of the cent of the industrial prospects I urge the press, radio, television, and all other independence of the United States of America, "come to us." The rest of them information media to cooperate in this obser- the one hundred and ninety-second. must be sought after and sold. Lyndon B. Johnson AND OF COURSE the chal- lenge before Boca Raton is to Views of other newspapers add the desireable light indus- tries which can help the city to grow, without substantially changing the character and charm which makes the city the most desireable spot in Punching some holes Florida to live.

When President Johnson announced that agree- from a production economy to a service-oriented ment had been reached on Paris as a prelimin- economy, and that we no longer need the vast The view from Tallahassee ary peace talk site, the Dow-Jones average of production of war material, which, with other 30 industrial stocks advanced some 7-1/2pts, in defense expenditures accounts for some 12 per a few hours. cent of our gross national product. -•••• This reaction was not totally unespected, since the stock market had advanced on several earlier This probably oversimplifies the situation. Kirk. Smathers for V.P.? occasions when rumors of peace steps were However, it seems .to us.tjhatthe United States has large enough and compelling enough domes- extant. :•• tic problems to take:up the" slack in the economy Yet, it belies the traditional — if unspoken — By MALCOLM JOHN3ON • nor probably any other South- the South, trus; but they also belief that war is good business, a belief that should war production be curtailed. ern State, unless he does what will be looking beyond at New seemed to be proven in earlier times. It is nor- In the meantime, this stock market re- Sen. George Smathers has as his brother John did -- invite York, California, Illinois, Ohio, mal to wonder what has caused this change in action punches more holes in the communist ar- much chance to get the Demo- a strong Southerner to run with Pennsylvania, Michigan, New Wall Street. gument that capitalism breeds on war. cratic vice presidential nomin- him as vice president. Without Jersey and Texas which out- One theory is that our economy is changing —Broomfieid (Colo.) Star-Builder ation as Govo Claude Kirk has Lyndon Johnson to help hold rank Florida in the number of to win that spot on the Republi- the South it's doubtful that John all-important electroal college can ticket — maybe more. Kennedy could have been elected votes. Unless Wallace is red Neither of them candidly, has President. hot by then, both Floridians a very good chance; and both will be hard to see. must stake their aspirations on the success of another fellow — If the Republicans nominate Smathers, or Kirk, must show I. Nixon early in August, they'll George Wallace of Alabama. be worrying mostly about how ability and the need to hold the much George Wallace might cut whole South solid against Wal- This discussion is pertinent lace if they expect to get the To the editor: and others have been strangely of our city. I want to pay these mostly because Smathers said into their anti-liberal Southern quite on this unjust law to pro- in Jacksonville the other day vote. Kirk's best chance to get eye of any presidential nomi- It seems to me, that all men a living wage,, Can you nee. statistics, published in the news tect the careful and consider- deny they deserve it? that he might be available for on the ticket with Nixon (or any- media, to justify the need for ate driver. s/Nancy L. Willocks the vice presidential nomina- body else) is his potential for semi-annual inspection law, of s/Mjchaal W. Ruscica tion, "depending on who asked fighting Wallace. He already has auto vehicles, bear out the facts, me and a green light from my the name for it, and the yen for To the editor: doctors." it, but his success at it hasn't that the largest percentage by To the editor: been demonstrated. T far, of accidents on the road The City of Boca Raton brings A substantial number of City Now, that isn't much of a Letters... were caused by drunken and to mind the synonyms of wealth, of Boca Raton employees claim campaign launching; bu': it does Then, a Nixon-Kirk ticket speeding drivers. ' prosperity, ultra - living, and that they cannot properly feed raise some speculation. • from the convention at Miami Also that cars involved, in beauty when it is mentioned. or clothe their families on the Smathers views it realis- Beach (or any other Nixon run- It is "one of the best" cities tically, this way: the vast majority were 4 years wages they receive from our ning mate) would offer Smath- The Boca Raton News on the Gold Coast or has been. city. They urge the support of ers a better opportunity when or older, based on these facts, With increasing rapidity the If the Democrats nominate a welcomes letters to the edi- no consideration was given by citizens that they may promptly strong liberal candidate for the presidential shouting sub- our lawmakers, to the thousands name held so highly is be- receive a living wage, sided at Chicago later in the tor, especially on matters coming tarnished by the lack President they will need a of general interest to the of careful and considerate driv- I stand in support of a living Southerner of some conser- month. ers who are not involved in of integrity of our officials re- wage, tied to the fluctuating community. We will not un- sulting in lack of compassion cost of living, as a starting wage vative record to keep the whole Smathers on the ticket with moving accident or drunken for our underpriviledged. It South, including Florida, from dertake to condense letters driving. or salary for all of our city Humphrey might be the Demo- without the consent of the seems Boca speaks well, but employees. To help pay for it, bolting the party for either cratic antidote in the South for Further, thousands of auto has little action that is followed I am willing to pay my share George Wallace or a Republi- both Independent Wallace and writers, but reasonable owners, who religiously trade through to completion. of an increase in Real Estate can nominee like Richard Nix- Republican Kirk. length is advised to assure their cars every two or three The strike of our city em- taxes, if necessary. Are you? on. publication. Ouronly restric- ployees is an unnecessary thing A general election contest in tion on content are that let- years, while still under factory The time may have arrived Florida between Smathers and warranty, and pursue a policy caused not by the strikers, but for the citizens of Boca Raton Smathers could bs that man. ters be free of libel and that the council. Why couldn't the to take a position motivated by Kirk for vice president, with of preventive maintenance, Florida has more Democratic George Wallace in the middle they not violate good taste.. certainly deserve some con- council have met with the men equal justice for its employ- convention votes, and more Unsigned letters will not be the past two weeks when they ees. Let us have an end to of the tussle, would be a dandy sideration by our lawmakers, electroal college votes than to observe. published. for applying common sense to- peacefully requested to be apathy; let us avoid damaging any Southern state except Tex- heard? Why didn t Colonel Maull pit-falls in reaching solutions ward the privilege of using this as. Smathsrs has a better im- But the odds are all against instrument of dstruction. inform the men of their rights to our municipal and human age as a conservative in the instead of stating to the paper, relationships, it. Whoever gets the major South than Texas Gov. John party presidential nominations Before passing this blanket "I wonder if anyone has told s/HoraceF. Wells law, with figures available them they have a right to petition Connally, who might also be a will be looking at Florida and from state motor vehicle dept., without outside counsel or if contender, and Smathers pro- and insurance companies our they have been apprised of the bably would be as acceptable lawmakers certainly could have right to work law?" He should to Democratic voters and To the editor.- politicians around the nation. 'tailored a law that put the know not wonder. I read with more than casual finger on the real culprit, "The The situation now has the interest Mr. Rifenburg's col- If Hubert Humphrey should Careless Driver," and notforce possibilities of growing out of umn on May 17 concerning the the careful and considerate dri- get the Democratic presidential proportion and causing rash need of the people for more nomination, and ask Smathers vers to get in line twice yearly, generalizations of the Negro access to the beach area. Stym- pay $1.75, and be placed at the to run with him? the Florida Thursday 4A May 30,1968 race. These workers are in- ied by the real or planned con- Senator would jump at it. From m mercy of the so-called, inspec- dividuals who have the desire crete curtain, the general pub- Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. tors. the Southerners' viewpoint — to better themselves and their lic is being barred from one and certainly from Floridians' 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- Each year, contrary to their families and they have earned of their very own natural pos- — that would be as good a ticket lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. engineering depts., knowhow, it. They work for what they are sessions. The owners and build- as we could hope for the Chicago auto manufacturers, pass on the paid and their jobs are un- ers of these barriers are not convention to produce. A Mc- W.rf. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher cost of, safety gadgets that have pleasant and hazardous. They concerned with what the public Carthy-Smathers ticket been proven ineffective to cur- are not sitting at home waiting wants or does not want. The wouldn't be quite so appealing. tail auto accidents to the auto for handouts, or collecting wel- relegation of this concern then JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY buyer, when all available facts fare. Why can't this town of falls on the shoulders of good When Smathers said it would Editor Adv.-Mgr. and figures prove beyond the "wealth" meet the needs of our. old John Q. Public. depend on who asked him, a fellow men peacefully and will- question of doubt, the cause in If I were a politician and political guesser jumps to ths Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca majority of accidents, is still, ingly. We are morally obligated needed a plank for my platform conclusion that he wouldn't ac- "the careless driver.'' to them and to ourselves to do I could think of nothing short cept a bid from Sen. Robert F. Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. so — and financially able. New Jersey has had annual of motherhood which might gain Kennedy. Member of the Florida Press Association and National auto inspection laws for years, Lets make Boca Raton syn- the support of the majority, But that's where his best on cars 4 years or older, with onymous with integrity and com- and, after all, that's the name of chance lies. Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in favorable results. So, it's amaz- munity attentiVeness so we can the game, isn't it? As things stand now, Kennedy the city70<£ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, ing that organizations like, AAA. all hold up our heads with pride s/R. E. Ridings can't possibly carry Florida, 6 months-$6.00, 3 months $4.00. Bobtails - News from the High School Coach Maxson is honored in dedication of schcil yearbook

tain; Geraldine Spain, article will be about cheleau will inform the Honor Society were an- aureate. It will be at 1400' students. Make joyed a wonderful eve- By DAVID BERGAMiNf sure you get yours first! ning. secretary; Jennette Award Day Presenta- community next year, I nounced last week. Next 8 pomu, in the high school tions June 7 and a first- auditorium,. Everyone Officers for next year Martin, sergeant - at - Well, graduation is know she will do a fine year's president is Kirk arms; Chris Betchley, person report on grad- job. Congratulations Di- is welcome!! The 1968 PAW year- were chosen and are nine days away. Jackson, and vice pres- book came out yester- treasurer; and JoAnne uation. . .since I'll also anne and good luck! I ident is Harry Schroed- Debra Phillips, captain; I have three more be graduating. Final exams for the day. During first period Chris Tyrrell, co caD- Biondi, historian. news columns left in this er. Secretary is unde- the yearbook had its ded- Before I get on with Decorations for grad- cided and treasurer is second semester take Bobtails series* This place this Monday, June ication ceremony. The BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May 30, 1968 5A Thursday, and next my news reporting, I uation have been tenta- not voted on as yec 3 — periods 2 and 5; '68 yearbook staff dedir Tharsday will be mainly would like to announce tively decided upon. Only Thirty -three mem- my successor who will one plan has been sub- Tuesday, June 4 — per- cated the '68 PAW to about graduation, June bers who maintain "A" Coach Bob Maxson. The 8. The third and final take over my column mitted, but it is a good or "B" averages next iods 3 and 6 and Wed- under the banyan tree next year. Dianne Ro- one. Unless another bet- nesday June 5 —periods '68 PAW was the best year are: Andrea Cole, edition ever and the staff ter proposal is submit- Lory Corcoran, Susan 1 and 4/ Boca Bazaar ted the Seniors will con- All seniors report for should be congratulated Jordan, Andrea McAlis- for doing a fine and out- o. Dixie, Boca Raton Airlifts Tickets tinue with the plans as ter, Dianne Rocheleau, test periods only. No one is allowed to leave the standing job. FLOWERS! FOLIAGE COMPLETE they are. Proposed dec- Donna Walker, David orations: classroom during the DECOUPAGE STUDIO Cobb, Eric Foreman, The Pom-Pom Drill FOREIGN & OOMEST1C TRAVEL 1) We obtained a Jim Hobbs from eleventh test period. If a senior and CRUISE SEHViCE backdrop from Bible- grade, Those 10th grad- has no test during a given Team Banquet was held AMPLE period, he is not re- this past Tuesday night PARKING town that will express ers who will be juniors DUGAN RAVEL .IN REAR the peaceful goat pro- next year are Sue Berg- quired to attend and re- May 28, at the V.F.W, • ESTABLISH i-n 1956 jected by our song gren, Marcia Burnett, port in, Post 4033,, The girls en- 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 "Somewhere/' We are Diane Chazey, Robbie Thursday, June 6from thinking of a sea scene Bergammi, Keith Billy, 7:30 to 8:45 is our Sen- at night. William Dome, Tim ior Breakfast, (Seniors should bring their '68 2) A few flowers on Franklin, David Gross- Cole-McDaniel's navoi-.N I [ f II !!,«[ N ; x stage and perhaps a dec- man, James Harper, yearbook for signing if oration on the end of the Donald Harris, Tom you need to). 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'David and Lisa' at PBJC U.S. #1 Between COIMTERPOinT Pompano & Deerfieltj ction wmtsMmMEMMMQia DRIVE IN THEflTRE Opening night to be benefit HELD OVE A special preview psychiatrist, Theodore in excess of $300,000, the box office. benefit show for the Isaac Rubin. but $625,000 is needed "We are very pleased Comprehensive Com- The play is a tender from the county to match that the drama depart- munity Mental Health and compassionate story a similar amount from ment at Palm Beach Jun- Center has been sched- of how the growing love the Federal government. ior College is willing to uled for the first stage between two mentally All proceeds from the donate this special pre- RICHARD W1DMARK HENRY FONDA presentation of "David disturbed teenagers Wednesday night per- view of David and Lisa and Lisa" in Florida, helped them find their formance of David and . to the Comprehensive INGER STEVENS Wednesday, June 5, at way to health. Lisa will go to the cen- Community Mental Palm Beach Junior Col- The Palm Beach ter. The regular prices Health Center," said lege.. County Comprehensive for performances at Mrs. Ralph Rubinger, "In /working on this Community Mental Palm Beach Junior Col- fund raising chairman. play,; all of us have be- Health Center will make lege, $1.50 for adults, ' 'It is this kind of Call 395-8300 for Classified Ads come much more aware services in several dif- $1 for students, will ap- community interest of mental health, and the ferent areas available piy. which is needed to en- CkARDON ilESFON lack of mental health to county citizens; The regular run of the able us to reach our AT 8:25- 10:30 . Asironaut. goal of helping hund- AND 12:15 He landed in a world where opes are facilities in the county," emergency service, play begins Thursday, the civilized 'uleii and mnn ihe beast said Frank Leahy, di- partial hospitalization, June 6, and continues reds of our citizens who rector. inp atient, o u tpatient, nightly through Sunday, are desperately in need "It seemed natural consultation, education June 9. Seats may be of the services the cen- and right for us to try and rehabilitation. reserved by telephoning ter will offer." MANET to help in the drive for Fees will be charged, the center.'' but where the full fee OPEN cannot be paid, a slid- 11:30 A.M. 'til 2 A.M. "David and Lisa" is ing scale based on in- BOCA RATON KIWANIS Eiijoy yourself innight in a the recently published come and dependents Setting of Olrl English Splendor. stage play adapted from will be substituted. 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In this fast-moving nuclear age, the ild safe-guard of our freedom is more urgent than ever. Right at this very moment valiant American men are laying down their lives for the cause of freedom throughout the world. On this Memorial Day, let us pause and pay tribute to these self-sacrificing men and all those brave and heroic Americans of the past who have died to preserve our liberty!

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By RAY SOREL as many as five glides West African rivers. Some fishes don't walk on dry land. An In- hop by flexing their tails EVEN WHEN IT CAN'T in waters between the and travel several hun- The hatchet fish can. swim. They use their dian catfish and a perch to one side and then BE SEEN! Scientists West Indies and Cape Fishes are animals dred yards. jump out of the water fins to walk along the can walk on land using straightening it out sud- have watched them for Hatteras. that spend their time in Some gars and half- and fly five or ten feet. bottom. Some of these rowing movements of denly. hours waiting for one of AH life, biologists say the water, right? Well, beaks related to the fly- Doesn't seem like much fishes use their pectoral their fins. There is also There are walking them to land on the rocks came from the sea. In not always. I'm sure ing fishes can "tail of an accomplishment, fins to manipulate ob- a West African fish that gobies found in parts of but it never happens. some of these flying, you've heard (and prob- walk". They hold them- does it. But it does when jects. The sargassum can climb rocks and the the Pacific and Indian How can the goby al- crawling, hopping fishes ably seen) flying fish; selves ' rigidlyf at an ang- you realize that the fish fish uses its fins to prop roots of man- Oceans, But there is ways know where the ad- we can see how some of and would you believe le of 30 degrees or so is only an inch or two climb through sargas- groves. Most of the dry one goby that has com- jacent pools are? If you them made it. But that land walkers can breathe fishes that crawl, climb, and skitter along on the long. Is it coincidence sum weed, but the frog pletely baffled scien- look sharp you may be goby that jumps into air. tists. „ .but not because and hop on land? surface for several that all true flying fish- fishes come closest to able to spot one of these pools he can't see really yards. A Pacific spe- es (not -gliding fishes) having grasping organs. There are some tropi- it walks. It doesn't walk. yourself because it lives bugs me. ^ Flying fishes don't are fresh water fishes, cal blennies that will hop At low tide it jumps from Wreally fly. . .they glide. cies of half beak has The mud 'Skippers large pectoral fins like and all gliding fishes have strengthened and around on an exposed one tidal pool to another. They get up are salt water species? reef at low tide. They It never misses the pool BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, May 30, 1968 9A to a speed of the flying fish and can stiffened fins' and can 15 to 20 miles cover around 50 yards in an hour un- two glides. I've seen the "tail walking" perfor- derwater and mance from my boat in then they the lower keys, A differ- 1 break out of ent Atlantic species ECKERD a wave and leaps into the air and give them- skips across the surf ace selves a shove like a flat stone. , J>RUGS by trailing the Out of about 20,000 tail in the water moving species of fishes, there Jx. at about 50 strokes are only two that ac- saw™**, ^ second. It may travel tually fly from move- SALE PRICES GOOD THRU 20 yards or so before ment of their fins. One touching the water again is a fresh water hatchet SATURDAY BOCHATON but instead of diving in, fish found in Panama • ISO w. Camino Real and tropical South FREEKODAKFILM Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays, Sun. 10 a.m. to 7 p m it may dip its tail in Yes, $ free set irf prints with DELRAY DEERF1ELD for another shove. Fly- America. The other is every roll of film developed and SHOP EARLY ... 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BOCA HONDA SALES 391-1400 *! 7750 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton . IOA Thursday, May 30, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Homes hit by cat burglar (Continued from Page 1) 'Many homeowners are still "many people in the area are Charles Crist, 748 NE 72nd taking inventory, trying to find away for the summer and all St., broken into. out how much was actually tak- these homes will have to be John A. Klein, 712 NE 72nd en,., " h^e o<^said.. checked." St., attempt. "In addition," he added, Henry Roome, Jr., 7100 NE 7th Ave., broken into. Teen drug problem Elizabeth Nelson, 7320 NE (Continued from Page 1) any way, whether they be users 8th Ct., attempt. drugs, how they are used and or parents who might suspect John Haase, 850 NE 73rd St., what effects they have," Nahr- their children had access to attempt. stedt said. "We have other of- the narcotics and others," he Jannette Haas, 817 NE 71st ficers who are available for said. "We have someone on tap St., attempt. the same purpose." here 24 hours a day who will Bernardine Lopez, 809 NE Movies are being purchased take information." !N BEAUTIFUL ROYAL OAK HILLS 71sr St., attempto by the police department from That's the story of drugs in TRULY A WONDERFUL BUY! Richard Miller, 800 NE 73rd donations that will graphically Boca Raton. They are here, St., attempt. illustrate the dangers of drugs they are being used by hund- This beautiful home in Royal Oak Hills is fully landscaped. Having 3 bedrooms and James Mobney, 7250 NE 8th to the teenage population. Lt. reds of kids. 3 baths,-provides ample space for a large family or a small family who would have Do you know exactly where Ave., attempt. Nahrstedt said the movies will frequent guests. , Douglas Du.au, 808 NE 73rd be available for showing to any your son or daughter was last St., attempt. group requesting them. night? Do you know who they Also there is a den, dining room, and living room. All drapes and carpet go with the William N. Breed, 822 NE ' 'Our purpose or intent is not were associating with? Did you 73rd St., broken into. to arrest every kid in town who notice anything strange about purchase. The kitchen has ample working and cabinet space, an automatic dishwash- Jennifer O. Nicol, 800 NE has taken a pill or smoked a their actions when they came er, electric GE oven and surface unit, and an ice making electric refrigerator. A cir- 72nd St., attempt. drugged cigarette," Lt. Nahr- home? cular driveway leads to a double car garage. Central reverse cycle air conditioner. L.P. Sobota, 816 NE 72nd St., stedt said, ' 'We want to get the Your teenager, your son or broken into. big boys in this illicit trade, daughter, may be well on the On the outside, a pool and a dock for the outdoors type. A mortgage of 5%% is avail- Charles Faturn, 798 NE 72nd ths pushers and the money mak- way to being an addict. Or they able, and $36,500 will buy. STORM St., broken into. ers who are poisoning oar chil- may be right now causing perm- $253 a Month includes insurance, Taxes, Interest