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By John Opel tary on things we might never demic letterhead. have known if we didn't openoir We were disappointed, how- In certain circles, Florida mail. ever, that the statistics which has won a reputation as being supported the pronouncement the place "where the boys are.' Here's an interesting tidbit didn't back up the part about T ain't necessarily so. from the University of Florida.- size. . .just cost. There isn't a The Florida State Chamber "Children of today are grow- parent anywhere who hasn't of Commerce reports this week ing larger than those of yester- marveled at the speed with that women make up 51 per cent day. . .and so is the cost of rais- which a child?s feet grow and Living Museum of the state's population and ing them." the cost of new shoes. they're gaining rapidly. Most parents could have ven- An interest is mounting, they Which might be by way of in- tured the same suggestion, but it say, in the Great Crab Race. We haven't noticed any eagles in the skies advertised and roads, camp grounds, comfort troducing a column on nothing in would probably have gone un- Here's a new bit of intelli- around Boca Raton, although they may be there. stations, concessions, parking lots and picnic particular. If anything, we might noticed without the aura of auth- gence from Burton Clark and In the undeveloped areas, we're sure there are a areas have multiplied until parts of them now call this the irregular commen- ority which comes with an aca- the Miami Seaquarium's latest few raccoons around, too, although we haven't resemble amusement parks. „ ." advisory on fast crabs: noticed any inside the city limits lately. "The stone crab, while the Our concern at this moment is not for na- finest eating in the world, races Not too long ago, however, we had occasion to tional parks, either, but for Boca Raton's new about as fast as a stone." quote from Polly Redford's "Raccoons and beach park — Spanish River Park. In order that Sounds logical enough. Eagles/' and although this editorial isn't writ- it develop as an area of lasting significance to ten on behalf of either creature, there's at least the residents of Boca Raton, it is important Another tidbit in the mail one quote from the book which is worth repeat- that it be more a museum than an amusement comes from Theodore Pratt, ing: park one-time Boca Raton resident "Few people realize that our national parks When we think of a museum in this sense, and author. are museums and laboratories rather than glor- remember that this is a "living" museum: a He reports that according to ified playgrounds. Small wonder. For years, place where city dwellers can venture in amongst a survey of stolen books their recreational aspects have been heavily the native flora, see how it grows, marvel at the throughout the , unspoiled beauty of untouched by human the one most prized by book hands. thieves is his "Barefoot Mail- .< :•.*••..• *•'•-•. .£" Grandmother's pot of Boston ferns, carefully man." nutured and kept moist through the long , With Pratt, we'll agree that was a joy to behold while a blizzard raged out- •this is a "dubious" distinction. side. Over in the city's new park area, wild Boston fern peeks out from the boots of Sabal Alex FitzGerald, with a cap- Palms, and unrolls in a carpet of green across ital "G", an intrepid world the floor of the hammock. traveller and man about town, brings some disconcerting news The dense growth which has sprung up along from his most recent junket. the banks of the Old Spanish River and fills the now-dry streambed is, indeed, a living museum It seems that all of the busi- of Florida's natural history. For it to be clear- ness about airliners which will ed, re-graded, and molded to fit someone's land in zero visibility condi- notion of an "amusement park" would be to ig- tions, completely on automatic nore the true nature of the area and erase from controls, has .come true in Eng- the view of future generations the picture of land. Using an automatic con- what Florida looked like when Ponce de Leon trol system, a Trident jetliner first called it "Pascua Florida" for the Spanish accomplished the feat with no Easter observance, Feast of the Flowers. more human help than an en- couraging smile from the pilot. Flowers were Ponce de Leon's only reward, Next thing you know, they'll not the fountain of youth which he sought. be replacing the stewardesses They're still there, too, part of the natural with vending machines. heritage we still cherish. Old Ponce might not have been looking for flow- Which, by some strange ers, but he wasn't looking for a hamburger stand, stretch of the imagination, re- either. Development of the Spanish River area as minds us of the chap who ad- a natural park is important to the people of Boca vertised custom-made antique Raton — for the past as well as the future. "Hey! Just a dadgummed minute!" picture frames.

In Its Place Around the USA Recently, we learn from the Alton Evening Telegraph, the Gallaway Outdoor Advertising- Co, complained that the City of Alton had planted a tree in front of one of its billboards. Now, the Rose Colored Glasses Telegraph reports, the same firm is using bill- boards to depict a superhighway running through forested countryside with the slogan: Supporting by Oliver B. Jaynes comes from. More millions such as aid to education urban a Beautiful America — Responsible Outdoor think nothing of it when Con- development, community health Advertising. And what is missing from the bill- Who's worrying about the gress raises the public debt centers and Medicare — are so board picture? the newspaper asks. Answer: public debt? limit every year or so. Per- broad that even the nation's billboards. Evidently a tree is all right in its haps they are sold on the idea economists are unable to es- Flower blooms in park area. place, if its place is on billboards. Apparently not very many of that anticipated increase in the timate probable costs over the the people who owe it — about gross national product will next five years. Welfare bene- $1600 for every man, woman make deficit spending unnec- fits once adopted are never and child in the nation. Not the essary in the years ahead. In dropped — new ones are being The Breadwinner's Journal President or very members of view of the more than 300 added year after year. And the Congress. Our own Congress- spending programs voted by 89th Congress was the most man, Paul Rogers, has shown the 89th Congress, that's cer- generous of all. some concern but it hasn't pre- tainly looking at the situation There have been a few Sena- vented him from voting for a lot through rose colored glasses. tors and Congressmen who Same Tactic, Latin Accent of spending programs. The most astonishing part of warned against deficit spend- • The one out of every five it all is that Congress doesn't ing. The leader for years has adults who are getting checks even get an estimate of the cost been Sen. Harry F. Byrd of By Donald I. Rogers to members of Congress, but prevented a take-over by the from Uncle Sam don't worry of many of the measures. In- Virginia. But the watch dog of is reiterated, furtively, by some Communists, but still today, much about where the money deed, many of the programs — the treasury has now retired — WASHINGTON —Usually members of agencies that are American troops are required his warnings will no longer be knowledgeable members of directly involved, as well as by in the Dominican Republic to heard in the Senate .chamber. Congress who through commit- some highly-placed members of keep order and to prevent the A few members of both Houses tee affiliation or for other rea- the Administration's elite team. Communist coup. are, however, beginning to sons concern themselves with Latin America is the ex- Wydler based his prediction Exploring Words worry about the ultimate cost of the activities of the Russians pected scene of counter-moves fast year on the fact that the all the measures for which are predicting that there will when the Communists wish, to Communists could be expected By John Barclay true. they voted. More concern is be a further Communist thrust register their disapproval of to retaliate for the intensified being shown by members of in Latin America in the very A legal paradox poses the United States' "aggression" in bombing in North Viet Nam, and PARADOX — It has been point that a libelous statement both political parties over the near future. Viet Nam. The latest decision that Latin America was the log- stated by eminent authors that specter of inflation and in- This notion is not confined might be more of a libel for by President Johnson to escal- ical place for it. simplicity in the choice of words being actually true. Stage com- creased taxation. ate the war in Viet Nam is said Says Congressman Wydler lends more power and under- ics humorously make use of Next to concern over the Viet- to have caused an alert to be now: "I believe the stage is standing to the communication this paradoxical quality in life, nam war, this matter of deficit spread throughout the Commun- about set for a further Com- of ideas. This is true to a cer- as did the ancient Greek Soph- spending by the federal gov- ist world, and as a result, munist move in Latin America." tain extent, but here we find a ists who enjoyed confounding ernment is probably the most trained revolutionaries are strange paradox because these people by their witticisms and vital issue before the Ameri- prepared to cause an outbreak Most of those who expect very same writers often are can people today. The question in several selected spots. Pri- some outbreak in Latin Ameri- impelled to use the so-called proving white could be black. is whether or not they become marily to confuse and worry ca are among the minority in larger words to fully express Fortunately, scientists ap- sufficiently alarmed to do any - Uncle Sam. The spot eventually Washington, both Republican themselves. proach these paradoxes in na- thing about it before the day of selected for the disturbance and Democrat, who still believe ture with respect instead of reckoning arrives. that the. Communist threat is There are many colorful cynicism in their researches, 4A March 6, 1966 will be Latin America, it is words in the English language believed. world-wide and that Viet Nam is merely the present point of which are not confined to four Published every Thursday and Last month Communists from conflict between freedom and letters or two syllables and Sunday at 34 SE 2nd St., Boca all over the globe met in the communism. there is a wealth of material Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Tricontinental Conference in or food for thought in each one Boca Raton Publishing Co., They have been right before. when you become acquainted Havana. High on the agenda was They believe that Cuba is Inc. Phone 395-5121. the planning of new "wars of with them. It would be difficult the training ground for South to find another word in the dic- 'ears Ago in Boca Raton News liberation," Communist style. American "Viet Cong" units. J.H. JESSE This is nothing more, nothing- tionary more provocative in its Boca Raton Library was planning to move into its new location Publisher They believe that Cuba is the scope of meaning than "para- less, than the old Communist western world's "North Viet in Boca Raton Garden Building. revolutionary tactic, updated dox." Using what are commonly JOHN T. OPEL Nam" which will serve as a called six-cylindered words for and oriented to Latin America. base for Communist take-overs A motion to raise the pay of town councilmen from $75 to $125 Editor One of the group anticipating effect is an artificial device, a month was vetoed by a three to two vote with Mayor LeRoy in other parts of Latin America. but one well chosen word that fresh trouble in Latin America Viet Cong's government sent Shores casting the deciding vote. H. CLAY RILEY is Rep. John W. Wydler, Re- is unique can convey many ideas Advertising Mgr. publican of New York's Fourth a delegation to the Tricontin- and eliminate the use of many Lions Club netted $500 from a fish fry dinner. The money was (Long Island) district. On April ental Conference i n Havana. superfluous qualifying words. to .be used to send members of Boy Scout Troop Troop 27 to MYRON YELVERTON 19th last year, Patriot's Day in The point is, these people The opening paragraph of this National Scout Jabmoree in Valley Forge. Circulation Mgr. commemoration of the anni- may. again turn out to be right. culumn is an excellent example Four Years Ago Entered as second class mai I at the post- versary of Paul Revere's ride, They're the same ones who of a paradox for the reason the office at Boca Raton, Florida under the he also issued a warning. refused to believe, right after authors' statements often con- Filial plans for a new junior-senior high school here were ap- act of March 8, 1879. World War II, that the Red flict with their more profound proved by the County School Board and bids were being asked. He said, "Serious Commun- Chinese were merely "agrar- writings and yet there is an The 20-room school was to be capable of handling 800 students! Member of the F lorida-Press Association ist revolutionary activity can be ian reformers," but instead element of truth in both. A ar.d Notional Newspaper Association. expected in Latin America in predicted correctly that the paradox, the dictionary informs Proposed annexation of the eastern half of Boca Raton Park Subscription rates: By carrier in the the immediate future." "agrarian reformers" would city 15* per week. 65« per month; by us, is an incredible opinion at was under the consideration of city officials and commissioners. Shortly thereafter the revol- become the most militant and variance with common sense, mail in the U.S., one year $7.50, 6 ution in Santo Domingo took aggressive Communist in the months $4.00, 3 months $00. but upon investigation proves A drive to raise funds for the new state university at Boca place. Quick and decisive action world. L to be well founded or essentially Raton topped the $150,000 mark. ir;;;7::---:i;;yv •..•;•: Dr. Kolinski's 'Paraguayan War' New Book an All Florida Product INDEPENDENCE OR DEATH! The Lynch all come out of the Republic of Brazil, and if led Praguayan War, by Charles J. Kolinis* shadowy pages of little-known to the further solidifying of Ar- ki. University of Florida Press, $6.50. Latin America. gentian and Uruguay. This is sort of an all-Florida The Paraguayan War, in South Dr. Kolinski has painted his product. Koliniski is associate America in much the same way story in the style of Civil War professor of Latin American as the Civil War in the U.S., -historians Bruce Catton and history at Florida Atlantic Uni- was a turning point. It settled Shelby Foote. In so doing, he versity, the colorful jacket was for decades the position of the has made a highly readable and designed by FAU's Hank Schu- La Plata in the continent's his- yet solid history of one of the bert, it was published by the tory; it planted the seeds for bloodiest wars in the history of University of Florida Press, what would eventually be the- mankind. -j#j. printed by the E.O. Painter Printing Co. at DeLand and bound by Jacksonville's Uni- versal-Dixie Bindery. Most Americans -- those Basketfs Paperbacks north of the Tropic of Cancer — By Bob Baskett The circumlocution goes on never heard of the Paraguayan and on in a never-ending pile of War, yet it bears great simil- Bel Kaufman, a high school directives and reports which arity to the Civil War, as Dr. English teacher in the New jam the teacher's mailbox. The Koliniski points out repeatedly York City Schools for 15 years, is epitomized in a through this volume, kept an interesting notebook of sample from the "Central Cur- Paraguay is — and was — a her experiences in the class- riculum Adaptions Committee small landlocked country, and room and.in other departments for Appraisal and Selection of when it took on Argentina, Bra- of the school. Instructional Material and Spe- zil and Uruguay in the 1860's, These incidents form a com- cific Devices in Orientation and observers predicted another Motivation." brush fire war in Latin Amer- posite background and story ica. line for the best-selling "Up the Down Staircase," now avail- This book which was a best But they reckoned without able in paperback (Avon, 95f). seller in its hardcover edition Marshal Solano Lopez, certain- We readers are fortunate that in 1965, illustrates the many ly one of the most dedicated, Bel maintained such interesting frustrations which beset teach- hard - nosed and hard - headed notes. For her book is more than er and pupil alike. It is at its men in the history of the Amer- just something to read and en- best when it takes up the prob- icas. joy — it is an experience, and lems of educating youngsters He led his army -- finally a an eyeopener. who are underprivileged, de- rag- force of old men, boys fiant and totally confused. and women — for five long The title is taken from andte years before his nation was wirtten by an administrative And it has a message — the virtually eradicated by over- assistant to the school prin- tremendous difficulty in achiev- whelmingly superior forces,, cipal, who has a propensity for "Winter New Jersey" is one of the Gertrude the public March 11 through 27. Admission to the inter-school memoranda: ing successful communications Norton Gallery is free at all times. ;[t is open His country's long travail between adults and among pro- Schweitzer paintings in her exhibition which op- makes the waning days of the "Please admit bearer to ens Thursday in Norton's new gallery 10. (This Tuesday through Saturday 10 to 5; Sunday 1:30 class — fessionals. to 5:30; and closed Monday. Southern Confederacy seem like show and ihe 48th Annual Members Exhibition, a picnic. "Detained by me for going Up BOCA RATON NEWS which opens on the same day, will be on view to Dr. Kolinski has been praised the Down staircase and subse- for Ms sympathetic treatment quent insolence. JJ McH." March 6, 1966 5A of the Paraguayans, and perhaps this is so, but we think the high- 48th Annual Members Show Will est praise should go for his FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY careful backgrounding of the Concert Series war, for the excellent treat- ment of characters which should presents CARLOS MONTOYA Open at the Norton March 10 even the most unitiated in Latin American history to Flamenco Guitarist The 4bth annual Members' Ernst, to select the works to be Ernst says that artists and Exhibition will open at the Nor- understand the war clearly. ''His subtle, amazing virtuosity is simply unbeliev= in the Members' Exhibition, and poets are the raw nerve-ends The FAU professor spent al- able!" Frankfort Allgemeine ton Gallery with a preview and also to determine the award of humanity. "They are small reception for members, Thurs- most 20 years in South America winners. The top prize will be in number and their contribution and in Portugal and so is emi- day, March 10 from 5 to 7. a purchase award and the chosen is not immediately decisive in This show in galleries 8 and 9 nently qualified to write such a Monday Evening, Mar. 7 at 8:15 work will go into the Norton everyday life. By themselves history. His wide knowledge of will be open to the public from Contemporary Collection. they may not be able to save life BIBLETOWN AUDITORIUM March 11 through 27. Paintings the Civil War in the United 600 N.W. 4th Ave., Boca Raton Ernst was artist in residence on this planet, but without them States and the comparisons with Admi-Jsion $2,00 « All Seats Reserved and Drawings by Gertrude at the Norton Gallery last sea- there would be very little left Schweitzer in Norton's new gal- this conflict make for much son. He was born in Buehl, near worth saving." easier reading. Tickets at Vincent's Music & Winfield Gifts, in Boca Raton lery 10 will open on the same Cologne, Germany, the son of Ernst is speaking in the Nor- Hubbard»Wiggins, in Delray Beach. By Mail: Concert Series, day and will also run through the great surrealist artist Max T,he legendary El Supremo, FAU (Make checks payable to FAU and enclose stamped ton Gallery Theatre Monday, Emperor Dom Pedro II, Bar- self«addressed envelope). The Door. March 27O Ernst and Louise Strauss Ernst, March 7, at 8 p.m. The title E.R. Hunter, director of the art critic and journalist. At the tolome Mitre, as well as the ft of his talk is ."American Art on Condessa de Barral and Elisa Laie comers will be seated only during program pauses, Norton Gallery and School of age of 18, he settled in New the Morning After or the Sur- Art, has invited the interna- York; and at 20, he decided to vival of the Specious." Admis- tionally known painter, Jimmy become a painter,, sion is free. F.D.R. mi lord Fautleroy \ Too Touraine* by Drexel University Receives Rare Books A collection of rare "Uncle Tom's Cabin," lieves "Florida Atlantic valuable item of the col- books, first editions, and and "The Adventures of is a new and fast-grow- lection is the letter memorabilia valued at Sherlock Holmes." ing university right here written by Jack London $10,000 has been given Also in the collection in our midst. Students on August 4, 1902, en to Florida Atlantic Uni- are first editions and will come here from route to England aboard versity by a Fort Laud- manuscripts of the avant distant places and we the S.S. Majestic. Lon- erdale stockbroker-bib- garde poets and "Beat" must begin to acquire don had read Orlando liophile. generation novelists. some of the treasures Smith's "Eternalism" Among these are the 17 of the ages for them." and set himself to write U. Grant Roman, who notebooks of Gregory has for many years Roman is relinquish- what is considered a Corso and the manu- ing his book business to maintained two positions script of hispeom, "The brilliant review - anal- in the business world as Bomb," handwritten on devote full time to his ysis of its philosophy owner of Roman Books, a large sheet of canvas new firm, Roman Secur- in the form of a letter, Inc., and partner in the paper so that the writing ities, Inc., of which he is obviously dashed off at securities investment falls within the shape of president. top speed, to its author. company of Roman and a large mushroom cloud,, Future history stu- The holograph is valued at $1250. Johnson, this week pre- President Kenneth R. dents at FAU will have sented the literary Williams, Dean Ben F. access to books, pamph- Among first editions treasure that includes a Rogers of the college of lets, songsheets and of modern American 31-page pencilled let- humanities, and library campaign buttons of writers are Allen Gins- ter by Jack London, first head Edward Heiliger President Franklin D. berg, Jack Kerouac, editions of Franklin p. expressed keen appre- Roosevelt. Many are Henry Miller, MacKin- Roosevelt's inaugural ciation for the gift, cov- already on display in ley Kantor, Edna Ferb- addresses and such pop- eted by other Univer- cases in the library's er, Pearl Buck, John F. of manufacturing furniture have made ular works as "Little If you're among the many with more sities but given to FAU second-floor lobby. Kennedy, Ernest Hem- taste than money, you just can't take it possible for us to give you high Lord Fauntleroy," because the donor Probably the most ingway, T.S. Elliott. chances. Every penny counts. quality at the lowest, possible price. Perhaps you've shied away from It's the kind of quality that used to be Drexel furniture because it looks like available to the relatively few people it must cost more-than you can afford. who could spend a small fortune. Surprise! It doesn't. It just looks What's your pleasure? Provincial, more expensive because we planned it Traditional, Early American, Contem- that way. porary or Mediterranean • .. you'll find In fact, we work at it. them all in fine furniture by Drexel Come see for yourself. Discover how The technical skills and production little it will cost to live as well as you'd know-how developed during 60 years like.

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No anxiety over ihe bomb is reflected in the over gift by Roman to FAU of box containing man- faces of U. Grant Roman, Fort Lauderdale book uscript of Gregory Corso's poem, ."The Bomb," dealer and stockbroker, Dr. Ben F. Rogers, dean part of a $10,000 gift of literary and historical of humanities, and Edward F. Heiliger, library prizes. head at Florida Atlantic University. Only pleasure BOCA RATON'S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE .6A March 6.1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Herbold Takes 20th Win As Cats Crash Key Team

Harry Herbold, prob- BOCA RATON AB R H ably the state's winning- Lewis, If 2 2 0 est pitcher, hurled his D. Dodge, p 2 0 1 20th straight Friday Ziolkowski, 2b 2 1 1 night as the Bobcats Keith, 2b 1 1 0 crushed Mary Immacu- Lekninkas, cf 2 1 0 late 11-0 in Key West. Herbold, p.lf 4 1 1 Herbold gave up three Enders, lb 4 0 0 hits in four innings for W. Dodge, 3b 1 2 1 the win. Dana Dodge, Higgins, 3b 2 0 0 his • first highc^chool- Jones, ss 4 1 2 game, went the other Martin, rf 1 0 0 three and only faced nine Dolan, rf * 2 0 1 batters as the Cats, cur- Klip sic, c 2 0 0 rent ' State Class B Dozzone, c 1 2 1 champs, completely Totals 30 11 8 dominated the play. Herbold has not lost a Herbold KEY WEST AB R H game since his first noon. Gonzalez, ss-p 3 0 0 start in March of 1964 The two-day jaunt to Wardlow,cf 2 0 0 against St. Andrews. Key West is the longest Sterling, p-ss 3 0 0 Flanked by Coach Charlie Bennett, the Bobcat track team this sell, Steve Breitenstein, Mike Hart, Steve Curry, Jim Anderson, Boca Raton exploded trip any Bobcat athletic Bonamy, lb 3 0 2 week posed formally. They are left to right back row: Tom Trettein, John Galloway, Harry Fin!ey; front row: Jim Jenkins, Mike Maier, for four runs in the first team has made in the Minnegen,lf 3 0 1 Adrian Botelho, Lloyd Butler, Jeff Wright, Donald Kapsch, Dan Rick Summers, Bob Ramsey, Zane Emerson and Bill Rea. inning, added three more regular season, Weakly, 3b 3 0 0 Spera, Dave Ingham, Bill Feck; second row, Ray Rainey, Dan Rus- in the'third, one each in Dennis Jones, Cat Ovidie, 2b 2 0 0 the fourth and fifth and shortstop, shared bat- Hemdredger, c 2 0 0 two more in the seventh. ting honors with Key Totals 23 0 3 The two teams met Wester Bill Bonamy. Boca: 401 110 2 - 11 8 1 Cats Shock Lake Worth, again Saturday after- Each got two singles. K.West:0000000 -03 6 2nd in 4-Way Meet Big Three to Play Polo Sunday Walter Hayden, Hunt Club down to size, The fourth member, un- Coach Charlie Ben- The Cats will enter George Oliver and Ben- 8 to 6, known at press time,, nett's Bobcat trackmen one meet each week' nie Gutierrez will func- In pre-season exhibi - will add to that total. shocked Lake Worth through April 14 and tion as a team Sunday tions, it was Oliver and .Unless they come up Friday night by roaring then go into conference afternoon at Royal Palm Hayden who crashed the with a big handicap play- to r second place in a competition beginning Polo field. scoring column and Gut- er, the Gutierrez-Hay- quadrangular track meet April 20. All meets are at Palm Beach. It will be the first eirrez who contributed den-Oliver team will be: away. time the trio has ridden his share unostenta- low. The trio holds 16 The Cats scored March 10 -- Belle together for over a tiously but none-the- goals.- 68 5/6 points behind Glade Invitational (Pa- month. On the last oc- less valuable. Game time at Cecil Palm Beach's 95 5/6. hokee, Stuart, Clewis- casion, they combined to In their win over Tul- Smith Field is 3 o'clock. Lake Worth had 51 5/6 ton and Belle Glade). trim Tulsa Polo and sa, Oliver and Hayden Tickets are on sale at and C ardinal Newman March 16 — Jupiter each scored three goals the gate. was fourth with 35 1/2. (Stuart, Pahokee, Ok- from the field while James Jenkins, Boca echobee, Jupiter). Oliver took honors for Raton's ace sprinter, March 24 — Pahokee Marge Lewis the day by adding one on Pony Leaguers accounted for 10 points. (Stuart , Belle Glade, a penalty shot. Okeechobee, Pahokee). Gutierrez, aided by Set First Meet "We're a little short March 30 — Seacrest Wins Honors his father, Quirino, pro- in depth this season," (Boca Raton vs. Sea- vided the support that For March 14 the coach said. "I hope crest). At BR Golf enabled Royal Palm to we'll have some more April 6 — Pahokee gain its initial win over Parents of Pony boys turn out in the next (Stuart, Pahokee). Marge Lewis' plus 7 Tulsa and compensate League Baseball play- couple of days, we could April 14 — Palm Mike Hart, left, -and Steve Curry, will run the high hurdles events this sea- took top honors of the somehwat for last year's ers will meet March 14 sure use them." Beach Invitational. son and are shown in practice Thursday. day at Boca Raton losses. at University Lanes, it Country Club Wednes- Del Carroll, Jules was announced yester- day as the women played Romfh and Mark Cun- day. Large Bass Take Limelight an odd holes tournament. ningham will probably Boys 13 and 14 are With 35 out, Florence make up a part of the eligible to play in the Kegler's Korner Nelson was second with opposition team. They league and officials re- At Loxahatchee Fishing Area a plus four and Louise are rated at eight, six quested at least one Getting into the last had 211 and 245 for the games in the over 200 and four goals respec- parent of each boy ex- of nice size speckled Schoreack placed third few weeks of the winter Elks. John Kreiser, bracket in the Scratch .Big bass took the with a plus three. tively by the U.S. Polo pecting to play attend league many groups have Dick Scott, Ed Russell, league. Scoring with the limelight this week at perch have, also been Association which gives 'the meeting set for 7:30 caught. Jigs and Mis- Greens and fairways •p.m. been battling it out for Tom Ferrell, Santc Church Fellowship had Loxahatchee Recrea- are in top condition, ac- them a team total of 18. first place. The Civic Mongolia, Ken Dyar, Sa] 4 members with high tion Center. souri minnows are best bait. cording to Pro Bob league lead has been go- Alteri, Troy Curtis and games. Paul Althouse, Pearl Westcott, fish- Grant. With an average ing back and forth be- Tom Dade all had higt Albert Florence, Ted ing with live shiners of one hole in one per tween the Lions and Ro- Frank and Don Florence. weighed in one that Little League week, the course has Chamber of Commerce tary Club. In the FAU Bob Bennett hit 224, Doc tipped the scales at 10 been receiving heavy league only one point Stone 209, and Chuck pounds, 12 ounces. play. separates the Drop Outs Burland 229 with the Another, caught by Meets Sunday -Boca Ratoners. Vernon Kirby, weighed Citation Available and the Roll Alongs. Little League Base- One half point separ- Many bowlers have nine pounds, nine oun- i ces. He also used a ball Association will Peg and Winter residents and and Boca Raton Hotel ates Garry's Sport Shop started asking about the hold its spring organi- i visitors can take a ci- dock. and Clearwater Sprink- Spring and Summer lea- shiner for bait. .v tation for their fish A spokesman for the zational meeting Sun- Printed in blue with a ler in the University gues. A schedule will be day at University Lanes, 1 May Tops 3; catches back North with picture of a- •-marlin Bowlerettes league. posted shortly advising area said recent heavy them, compliments of across the top, the ci- the types of Mens, La- rains have raised the President Fred Sturm Marymount College has said yesterday. Blind partners was the Greater Boca Raton tations record the name two teams tied for first dies, Mixed, and Parent water levels and spill- Chamber of Commerce, of the angler, type of Child leagues available. way number two is open Scheduled for 7:30 the play at University place the Du Nothings p.m., an election of of- Park golf course Thurs- Les Cadman told the fish, length, weight and and the Three R's. The and will be for several News yesterday. location of catch. Angles and Econo #9 EARLY BIRDS weeks, ".Many bass, ficers will be held. day as the ladies as- Team Won Lost bream and channel cat- Boys eligible to join sociation played 18 "Lots of anglers are tied in the T. and E. Skylarks 68 32 Little League must be holes. catch nice size fish here Luminous Ceilings. Larks 63 37 fish are concentrated and don't feel they can CLIP AND Tuesday an open house Doves 54.5 45.5 around this water," he nine years old before, Posting a score of Roadrunners 54 46 Aug. 1, 1966 and not 154, Peg Pinault and afford to have them THIS WEEK'S is being held for the said. mounted," Cadman said, Kookaburras 49.5 50.5 Several good strings more than 13 before that May Evans Johnson new residents of the city Marilyn Diaz Parakeets 41 59 "so the Chamber's ci- TIDES that have been visited Bluejays 35 65 date. teamed to take first tation will let their DoDos 35 65 Parents of eligible place honors. by Welcome Wagon. Bill friends, back up north High High Low Low High team game and triple. boys are urged to attend Five points off the A.M. P.M. Dagatta moved up on Wins Handicap Doves, 595-1611; Individual high Jobey Welch know it isn't all a tall A.M. P.M. Mary Bozzone, 183; Individual the first meeting and all leaders, Ethel Huiskings the Honor Roll to sec- others interested in and Blanche Nelson tale." S 8:30 8:54 2:12 2:42 ond place with his 678 triple, Mary Bozzone and Vi Snook, marlin sword- M 9:18 9:42 3:06 3:30 Trophy and Trip Nesbitt, 466. helping with-the organi- were second with 1'59. 10:06 10:30 3:54 4:18 set with games .of 267, Beats Pro fish, kingfish and sails 10:48 11:24 4:42 5:06 Marilyn Diaz, a mem- zation will be welcomed. Ruth Knoebber won is 11:36 233, and 178. In the Uni- FAU FACULTY STAFF are on the list for the |T 5:30 5:54 versity Kings John ber of the Nassau Trav- Team Won Lost First registration for low putts of the day with 12:12 12124 6:24 6:24 Drop outs 22 10 Jobey Welch, with a boys is tentatively 33. gold-framed parchment. 1:06 1:18 Schmidt had a 203. Pete elers league was pre- A record-breaking size !• 7:12 7:36 Champlin 204, Jack sented the Boca Verde Roll Alongs 21 11 score of plus 7, was top scheduled for Saturday. Chin Ups 20 12 golfer for the Royal April 2. Use The Classifieds; is not necessary to re- We Solve All Your Carlough 203, and Pete East trophy for having No-See-Ums 18 14 ceive one, the spokes- Hunting and Ravenhall 213. Ted attained the high handi- Snarfs 18 14 Palm Women's Asso- Go Go's 16 16 ciation Thursday. The man added. "We'll give Fishing Needs Miller 212 and Ollie cap ladies score of 751 Pelts 16 16 them out for almost any #> Nightengale had games during the recent Fiesta 16 16 club played a "match Stephen Dodge Wins Honors BOCA TACKLE Buffs the pro" tournament. nice size fish." of 212 and 204. Jack Bowl Tournament. In Turkey Buzzards 15 17 Official weighing sta- SHOP Keitzer, Noonday 209, addition she won a week- Bloopers 15 17 Ruth Warren was Guttersnipes 15 17 second in Class A divi- At laurelcrest Prep School tions are Boca Tackle 4SI E. PALMETTO PARK ROAD Ed Zita 20?., Bob Light end for two at. Miami Loungers 14 18 Shop, Deerfield Pier PHONE 39S-O969 244 of the'Chamber of Beach hotel. The pres- Taystees 13 19 sion with a plus 6. Commerce. entation . was made by Tail end ers 13 19 Ties for third honors Stephen L. Dodge, son Busy Bees 12 20 were Kay Wolf el and Mid Sam Burke 214 with Lou Gehrig, president Gold Jhumbers 12 20 of Mr. and Mrs. Averett the Firefighters. Bob and Esther Pfanner, High team game and triple. Waddell. Each had aplus L. Dodge of 166 S.W. 8th Roll rolling with the Ro- secretary of the Nassau Chin Ups, 773-2235; Individual 3. Avenue, and a sixth Everyone Loves A high Dick Brown, Sandy Ber- In Class B competi- former at Laurelcrest tary 226 and Fred Sturm league. zinski, 221-221; Individual triple Bob Wood, Dottie Beard, tion, Mabel Sumption Preparatory School, 559-529. was first with a plus 6. Bristol, Conn., was re- Margaret Smith and cently honored by his CIVIC CLUBS Vivian . Grace followed re-election to Honorable BUICK Team Won Lost Lions 54.5 37.5 with a plus 5 for second Mention on the All-In- Rotary 51.5 40.5 place. Dottie Wilson was terac League Prepara- Kiwanis (Sunrise) 48 44 third with a plus 4. tory School soccer team. Kiwanis (Noon) 47 45 FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A Chamber of Com. 43 49 Maggie Kieper and A co-captain of this Elks 41 51 Marge Saunders tied for year's Laurelcresj: Community Hosp. 39 53 first in Class C division team, Steve excelled as High team , game and triple. 1966 miCK Chamber of Com. 1037-2973: with a plus 5. Polly Gear an ace backfield man Individual high and triple. and Doris Mathews were breaking up enemy, of- Sturm, 245-628. tied for second at plus 4.. fensive thrusts. Dodge SEE FRANK COULSON STURDY OAKS Maude Mansager Weekly Winners: broke 100 for the first Direct Factory Dealer 1 - Davis 253 time in her life and went 2 - T. Miller 224 • FINEST SERVICE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP 3-D. Long 224 into Class B. She shot a MUTU COMPANY 4 - Fink 220 98. 5 - Engle 217 High team game, C. Miller, Traffic congestion in P. MICHAEL STEELE Hoffman, Spinning, Coggan, Fitzgerald, T. Miller, 994; high old Rome was so bad 395-3896 team triple, Lloyd, Dodge, Da- that Julius Caesar once PELRAY BEACH Zane Emerson, j u st off the basketball squad, vis, Carter, Forquer, 2717; In- banned all parking in BENJAMIN R. CAS KEY CLll dividual high, Davis, 235; Indiv- N. Federal Hwy. Ph. 278-3292 demonstrates the proper form for high-jumping. idual triple, T. Miller, 591. the business district. 395-2716 *B5T j BOCA RATON NEWS ^ College Drop-in Strapping March 6,1966 7A Why Does To Get to Top of His Field §CHRAFFT)5 I Dick Kallman, the best," he told TV Guide, "Cocktail Hour" ambitious young man "I want to walk down By Louise Last Two Hours? who plays a college the street and have (All Drinks are 48^ from Poor William Faulkner would roll over in his drop-in in the television people say, 'There goes 4:00 to. 6:00 P.M. series "Hank," is Dick Kallman,' not just Free Hors-d'oeuvres tooil grave if -he knew what television has done to his U.S. 1 in Boca Raton version of the Varner family, scrapping to get to the because they recognize Faulkner's "Long, Hot Summer" was, to put it top of his field. me but because they feel mildly, sizzling. "I want to be the about me as a comedian the way I feel when I Call 395-512? When television took the Varner family over see Laurence Olivier." the long hot summer, became a little watered One U.S. college in For Classified^ Ads: down, but still hot, and long, long, long. In fact the four has obtained a fed- Varners' summer has lasted longer than our eral loan for construc- winters. tion of undergraduate The biggest surprise of the year was the ap- facilities., pearance, last Wednesday, of one Mrs. Davis, who turned put to be Will Varner's"dead" beloved wife It will be a full-hour of tunes when singers and mother of Clara and Jody. Andy Williams (left), Peggy Lee and Tony Bennett Faulkner, of course, had neatly killed off the blend tfieir talents during the NBC colorcast of OF BOCA RATON original Mrs. Varner before the story ever start- "The Andy Williams Show" Monday. ed, but television writers decided, again, to take 2901 N. Federal Hwy. poetic license with Faulkner's story and add a rather ridiculously written plot about how Mrs. Jack Benny fo Star in Last Drop in and see our beautiful all new Inn Varner was weaker than Will and Will won out and poor Mrs. Varner, through a terrible mis- Now over 36 years of World Wide Travel experience understanding lost husband, children and home. Show of Poinciana's Season assures you of the finest iA travel arrangements. Dining Room Specials Daily Oh yes. In the end the poor woman does die, but Frank J. Hale will end assisted by Rolf Barnes AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR ALL CARRIERS COMPLETE FOOD AND COCKTAIL not until she returns to Frenchmen's Bend in his ninth theatrical sea- at the piano. The pro- duction is staged by Irv- BAR SERVICE "all her glory." son at Royal Poinciana For all your Travel Needs call Faulkner isn't the first writer whose works have Playhouse with Jack ing Fein. Our Famous Tasty Dishes at Reasonable Prices suffered at the hands of television nor will he be Benny starring in the The comedian runs the last. final production March the entire gamut in his F. DAN HASELMIEE - YOUR FRIENDLY INNKEEPER 22-26. show. Whether perform- Royal Palm Plaza Boca Raton Another good example, well maybe poor ex- ing Schubert's "The Benny's show is titled Bee," hotting it up with ample, would be Grace Metallitous' Peyton Place. "An Hour and Sixty We don't think she'd turn over in her grave if she piano and combo for Minutes with Jack Ben- "Sweet Georgia Brown" saw the daily grind 'of Peyton, but we do think ny" and it introduces television has taken a rather shoddy story and or doing his inimitable a new songstress, Pat duet of "Getting to Know made it a little more shoddy. Woodell. Long Hot Summer's story is at least recog- You" with Gwen Heller, Trying to describe a brilliant 14-year old nizable at times. But Peyton Place! Jack Benny, the comic In Grace's book Dr. Rossi ended up marrying violinist, Benny's music who parlayed penny- is fun. In "One Hour and Constance. No so on television. It seems Dr. pinching into a fortune, Rossi's fate is to roam the world unloved, just Sixty Minutes" Benny is like trying.to item- packs in a lot of jokes, Snapper fingers? like Allison McKenzie's fate is to be miserably ize the myriad illusions stories in and "out of little girlish until the day Peyton Place dies. that make up show bus- Rodney? He died in Peyton Place, but his fate school" and wry com- iness, for Benny is a mentary that helps fur- in television's town is to continue in a trial that complete oneman show. may or may. not put him in jail. ther his image as a Benny, who has miser. breezed past 70 without C 'moiu For all it's misery, television does have its ever having reached 40, After Benny became good moments. is known by millions in a famous radio person- Sunday may be one of them. E.B. White's book a long, head-lining ca- ality, he was more than entitled "Stuart Little" has been adapted for tele- reer, but has, and al- ever sought for pictures vision and will be shown Sunday on NBC Children's ways will, retain a and has made a score of Theatre. The story is about a mouse born into a pixilating freshness. them since 1933. His family. Aside from Miss best known are "George To mark the occasion, E.B. White's books Woodell, bright young Washington Slept Here," are being displayed in Boca Raton Library this star of TV's "Petticoat "Buck Benny Rides week. Junction," Benny will be Again," "Man About Town," "Charley's Stuart is played by a stuffed animal, but his Aunt" and "To Be or family is composed of real people with Johnny Not To Be." Carson as narrator. Cast of 33 Named In 1950, he started his television program, Andy Williams promises to have another easy For JC's 'Hamlet' and because of its suc- going show Monday night. His guests will be Peggy cess, he will probably Lee and Tony Martin. A cast of 33 has been be selected as an out- named for "Hamlet,", staading,,teleyisiQn .per- the biggest stage pro- sonality by editors and duction ever attempted columnists when they at Palm Beach Junior poll in 1975. Jack Benny College, according to and the Benny Program Frank Leahy, director have won eight Emmies You'll Be Happier at The of the College Players. for excellence of pro- The play will take gram. place March 15-20 at Fish don't have hands* the college auditorium. Open Town House All performances are in 1:45 This fish, you'll give a hand. A big hand. Seafood with a pedigree. But we do all our fish dishes Every modern facility including the evening. U. S. No. 1 at 20th ST. 2:35 . 5:00 gourmets have been applauding the special up brown. Tender-fried smeits. Spanish mack- Cast in the lead role BOCA RATON 7:25-9:40 Olympic Size Pool - 18 Hole Putting Green and the lead in last sea- way New England Oyster House prepares erel. Flounder. Kingfish and swordfish steaks. son's "Carnival" is Why was she branded snapper fingers since one of our creative chefs Pompano. There's definitely something fishy and Shuffle Boards Roger Gies as Hamlet. as Madame X? devised a better way to bread and toast this about the New England Oyster House menu. (If The ghost, the voice of popular fish. It turns out golden brown. Crisper. you ignore our shrimp, crab, clam, oyster, scallop Right downtown — walking distance to everything Hamlet's dead father, including Theatre and eight restaurants will be spoken by Wat- Succulent all the way through. Snapper fingers lobster, langostino and frogs' legs specialties.) son B. Duncan III, 1801 N. Federal (U.S. 1) Boca Raton 395-7500 Chairman of the Col- Lunch and dinner every day B 11 Convenient Locations. lege's communications Perrine-16915 U.S. 1 • Coral Gables-280 Alhambra Circle a Miami-3906 N.W. 36th Street department. The King, Claudius, North Miami—12727 Biscayne Boulevard a Dania—760 Dania Beach Boulevard will be played by Todd Ft. Lauderdale (South)—900 S.W. 24th Street (Rt. 84) a Ft. Lauderdale (North)—2860 East Sunrise Boulevard Grayson. His Queen will Pompano Beach—3100 N. Federal Highway B Boca Raton—1701 N. Federal Highway be portrayed on alter- BOCA RATON TRAVEL nate nights by Gene Cog- ; ANA TURNER West Palm Beach—7400 South Dixie Highway 700 E. PALMETTO PK. RD. BOCA BATON gin and Denise Weslos- Sarasota—7230 N.Tamiami Trail V^ 395-1414 ' * _x ki. Laertes will beplay- In The World At No Extra Glutr/ie*' ed by Gig Kramer. 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Mike Quinn, ihe latest addition to THE WOND- DR. C. GORDON BROWNVILLE continues ERFUL SOUND OF BOCA RATON starts Mon- day, March 1st, at 7 a.m. with his excellent style l€TOWN in his series oi lectures on Ephesians. of delivery which he brings from the west coast DR. CHARLES ANDERSON speaking nightly including the vast reaches of Alaska and Wash- AUDITORIUM ington. Hear him Monday thru Saturday mornings. ai 7:30, Tuesday thru Friday ai the 6OO N.W. 6th AVENUE Assembly Hail. ON THE VOICE OF THE GOLD COAST Colleg» Town Photo BOCA RATON

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J956 .. .1966

... A Decade of Growth

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GROWTH IN PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ....

Photo on the right is the first home of THE FIRST BANK of BOCA RATON. Photo above is the present day home of FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY of BOCA RATON Large, modern, with complete bank facilities, including a FULL TRUST DEPARTMENT. ^ FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY of BOCA RATON NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

cordially invites YOU to help us celebrate our . . .

COFFEE and DONUTS served daily 10 to 11 a.m. 11 Monday thru Friday

We wish to express our most sincere thanks to all our friends whose loyalty during the past ten years has made our growth possible.

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GROWTH IN PERSONNEL . .

The First Bank of Boca Raton opened March 8, 1956 with the following eight employees: William M. Stowe, Executive Vice-President; Spencer E. Bowen, Cashier; Patricia Mary Chabot, Bookkeeper; Muriel E. Kohtz, Secretary; Shirley Mead, Teller; Rose Marie Rutherford, Bookkeeper; Jane L. Tobias, Teller; Louis A. Benz, Teller.

The First Bank and Trust Company Now Has 56 Employees (see Photo)

1st AVENUE AND ROYAL PALM ROAD TELEPHONE 395-4420 SECTION 2 March 6, 1966 * Women's News Club Activities Real Estate Classifieds

Housewives Learn How to Arrange Blooms Bowl of Flowers Becomes a Work of Art

You're having company for dinner tonight and you want a distinctive centerpiece for that new diningroora table. What do you do? Well, one of two things. You can either rush right out and buy an expensive floral arrangement or you can take your garden sheers, cut a few fresh flowers and design your own floral arrangement. The later alternative may appeal to any housewife who has just shot the budget to buy that steak for dinner tonight, but there is still another problem. Just how do you make a bowl of flowers look like an arrangement designed by an ex- pert? The problem may have occurred to anyone of the five women who are taking a course in floral arranging at Boca Raton Community Mrs. Roger Wilde bends a willow branch into a design. Center. At any rate they're solving the problem quite nicely. They're learning how to make "distinctive" designs for any occasion. The students attend classes every week. They choose their own material and make a different design at each class. So far the women have learned how to make the hogarth curve, crescent, and triangle. Next week they'll learn how to make the Japanese line design. What's more, they're also learning the seven keys to distinctive flower arranging, according to the instructor, Mrs. Dorothy Lee. "The seven keys are inspiration, express- ion, discrimination, perception, formation, Mrs. Frank Vigneri begins work on her triangle design. simplicity and execution. "If I can get those points across to the students before the end of the course, I'll have made it," she said. Some of the women, like Mrs. Ken Ropp, are using fresh material. "I'm experimenting," Mrs. Ropp said, "I want to see which of the flowers in my garden will hold up the longest as a display." Other women are using artificial flowers and foliage. It makes little difference to Mrs. Lee. "Actually, the women are the ones who have to live with the design," she said. "I want them to use what they like best," Mrs. Lee shows Mrs. Lawrence Patrone how to curve a piece of artificial scotch broom into a hogarth curve.

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L BOCA RATON NEWS Guild Plans Karen Lackowitch Is Wed Fashion Show To Nigel John Boreham St. Joan of Arc3 s This Karen Eugenia Lack- 'N That Thrift Shoppe owitch, daughter of Mr. will hold its annual fash- and Mrs. Eugene Lacko- ion show at the Guild witch, 1398 S.W. Seventh meeting Tuesday, St., exchanged, wedding March 8. vows Saturday with Ni- The meeting will be gel John Boreham, son held at 8 p.m. in St. Joan of Mr. and Mrs. John of Arc School hall. Boreham, K e n t, Eng- Fashions for the show land. will be taken from the The marriage took thrift shop stock. place at the Catholic Models will be Mrs. Church of St. Thomas Charles Billig, Mrs. of Canterbury, England. Helen Cavanaugh, Mrs. The bride received Helen Chambers, Mrs. her bachelor of arts Peg Coates, Mrs. James degree from Rutgers Coggin, Mrs. Edward University and her Mrs. Nigel John Boreham Graton, Mrs. Harold masters from Catholic Seven Oaks Farm, Kent, They've got a whole month to go, but plans are almost finalized for a Green, Mrs. Anthony University in Washing- England. luncheon and fashion show for Church women of St. Gregory's Episcopal Gross, Mrs. Anthony ton D.C. Church. Going over some of the details for the luncheon are (left) Mrs. Thom- Jameshultz, Mrs. The bridegroom is a as Brumbaugh, publicity; Mrs. Robert W. ]Powell < church women president, Thomas Jones, Mrs. graduate of Agricultural 9 Frank Johnston, Mrs. College in London. and Mrs. Frederick Miner, chairman. The luncheon and show will be held Rachel LaMar, Mrs. Sue After a wedding trip April 12 in Pal's Captain's Table. Manzet, Mrs. James to Paris, France, the McDevit, Mrs. Frances Mr. an d Mrs. Peter Matteodo couple will reside at the McDermot, Mrs. John bridegroom's estate, McKessey, Mrs. Rose David's Looking for a Ride Marie Mablow, Mrs. Couple Exchanges Vows Paul Ball, Mrs. Michael Music Group Pittarelli, Mrs* Cora Scottin, Mrs. Edward In Wedding Ceremony To Meef Terry, Mrs. Leroy School Upsets Routine Temple and Mrs. Wil- Patricia Schmidt, ding vows with Peter The music task force THAT'S A liam van Rakow. daughter of Mr. and Matteodo, son of Peter junior - senior college Things just don't seem in the morning he had week. He should be at Mrs. Eli Henrie, Delray Matteodo, Providence, articulation committee GOOD ONE. to work out right for regular drivers. the school at 12:30 p.m. Beach, exchanged wed- R.I., in a double ring of the Florida State David Carrol. David, Now the schedule has The school is located Department of Educa- 3 Workshop ceremony last Saturday. age 5, is deaf. He s been changed and David must just south of West Palm The marriage took tion will meet March 9 DID YOU attending classes for the attend the classes in the Beach. place in the home of the at Marymount College. deaf at Royal Palm afternoon, and the peo- After classes David Scheduled bride's parents. One of the functions HEAR THE ple who were driving can take a school bus as School three mornings Four sisters, teach- The bride wore a two- of the task force is "to a week. David cannot fit the af- far as Hypoluxe, but then establish what students ONE ABOUT ternoon trips into their he'll need a ride from ing personnel for the toned blue chiffon, vel- But just when every- Traveling Workshop on vet and crepe street should have accomplish- schedule. Hypoluxe to Boca Raton. Inter - Group Relations ed in music by the start THE thing gets into a routine, So David is looking Anyone Interested in length dress with match- wham, the routine to be held at Marymount ing accessories. She of the junior year, if an for transportation again. helping David find trans- College March 19-20, when they do transfer UNINSURED changes. He needs a ride from portation may contact held a bouquet of white are literally a "college roses with baby breath to complete study for the David must depend his home to Royal Palm Mrs. Richard Kelly, faculty on wheels" as bachelor's degree." COUPLE I upon other people to get School at least three Mrs. Ruth Jewell or and lilies of the valley. they drive from one part Matron of honor, Jane him to and from class- consecutive days a wee*k, Mrs. Samuel Portnoy, of the country to another es. When he was going preferably five days a his teacher. Henrie chose a silver Most of Europe's ma- INSURE WITH "DAY" presenting the workshop lame' cocktail length jor nations have drawn BE SURE TOMORROW! in seven centers. dress. up targets for 1970 road Sisters Mary Audrey, Best man was Samconstruction. Great S.N.J.M.; Marh Eric, S. Britain, for example, Miss Serotta Sepielli. Ring bearer House S.N.D.; Yolande, O.S.F., was Troy Schmidt. expects to have 1,000 Agency Happy and Mary Peter, S. A reception followed miles of modern .ex- \5OOS. FEDERAL HWY. S.N.D., are from three Engagement the ceremony. pressways in use by different orders and hold The bride attended 1970. Germany's tar- 395-0220 doctoral degrees in so- Is Announced Lake Forest High School get is 3,000 miles By Claire Archer please advise color for the intracoastal with the ciology, clinical psy- and Seacrest High front facing west. chology, social science, Mr. and Mrs. Louis ceiling and towels? Serotta, Kinston, N.C., School, and completed Do you have a ques- Dear Friend- I'd say Dear Friend: How and education. Their one year at the Art In- would you like to have lectures will concen- have announced the en- £%rre tion pertaining to in- the powder blue in your gagement of their struction School, Minn- terior decorating? Mrs. paper would be a good your house painted trate on a study of eapolis, Minn. silver gray with gleam- "what man is and what daughter, Diane Ruth, Archer will be happy to color for your ceiling. to Second Lt. David The bridegroom at- answer your questions. Then your towels could ing snow white for the kind of world he is try- tended South Broward PET GROOMING shutters, front door and ing to live in." Allen Garbrick, son of Request should be sent be in a bright yellow- Mr.' and Mrs. Earl High School, Hollywood, & ACCESSORIES to Boca Raton News with the portico wooden col- Specific issues chal- and Stetson University. umns. Franklin Garbrick, 2191 self- addressed en- Request from Mrs. lenging man's humanity N.E. Fifth Ave. He has served with the velope. J.E.G.: My problem is or creating conflicts U.S. Army. Both the what color to use for a Request from Mrs. will be explored as well Miss Serotta is a Request from Mrs. graduate of East Caro- bride and the bride- A.P.D.: I would like to rug in our guest bed- F.M.B.: I would appre- as inter-religious ten- groom are employed at room. The furniture is ciate your help. My liv- sions, and inter-cultural lina College, Green- add glass curtains in our ville, N.C., and teaches the Boca Raton News. daughter's bedroom. colonial . maple. The ing room walls and car- problems in the context After the reception pet are beige. The lamp of the origins of man. A in Brogden School, Please be kind enough walls are painted ivory. Wayne County, N.C. the couple traveled to to suggest a suitable in- A large easy chair is tables and coffee table film library, paperback Palm Beach for the slip covered in a linen are walnut. My couch, collection and special Garbrick, a graduate expensive material for of Florida State Uni- weekend. glass curtains under print with colors of which is new, is up- printed materials onin- PAMPERING YOUR PET IS OUR PLEASURE floral chintz draperies. green, gold and orange. holstered in an avocado. tergroup relations will versity, where he was a The U.S. Department What color would you be a part of the work- member of Alpha Phi of Commerce now has 465 E. Palmetto Park Road Dear Friend: Organdy Dear Friend: I think Omega Fraternity, is in would harmonize with a pretty apple green advise for two chairs shop and focus on the field offices in 42 major Boca Raton, Florida 395-56-30 and sheer curtains for the regular United cities. your chintz over-drap- would look well with theme "The Color of States Air Force. eries. your maple furniture. one large window? Truth." Dear Friend: A tint of The workshop is open An April 6 wedding- is planned. Request from Mrs. Request from Mrs. chartreuse for your to the public. W. C: Enclosed is a R.D.Y.: I'm enclosing sheer curtains would be MEET THE MAN IN ACTION FROM sample of wallpaper a snapshot of our home. attractive. For the two which I plan to use on What Color would you chairs, use a rich tang- Marymount Has Display the sidewalls of my suggest to paint the out- erine and add a real or bathroom. Would you side? It is located on make-believe arrange- ment of yellow flowers. Of Education Materials 740 Grade school and high scheduled which will Request from Mrs. school teachers, as well feature four noted ed- RADIO M.O.: What color would WSBR PRE-RECORDED TAPES as the general public, ucators representing you recommend for a are invited to Mary- both public and private Do You Have a chaise lounge to be used mount College, Satur- schools. JOE PYNE - Now being heard Coast-to- in a bedroom with pale day, March 12, and Sun- Sunday the display Coastwith his interesting guests, is this TAPE RECORDER yellow walls, white cur- day, March 13, to view will open to the public stations* most controversial personality. in your Car, Boat, or Home ? tains and a patterned textbooks and visual from 12-.30 to 5 p.m. Hear his lively show Monday through bedspread with colors aids materials of more Friday at 10:00 A.M. We Now Have a of gold and white? than 90 leading publish- About one worker out Complete Selection of Dear Friend: Why not ers from throughout the of 19 in the United States have your chaise lounge country. is employed by federal, ON THE VOICE OF THE GOLD COAST in a luscious candy pink? state or local govern- PRE-RECORDED Representatives of ments. Happy house to you. various firms will be CARTRIDGE AND REEL TAPES present to demonstrate Total school enroll- their materials. OF DELRAY'S MOST INTEREST!!!! SHOPS MUSIC ment in France is 11.3 The display opens at million, a record and 9:30 a.m. Saturday. At CENTRE about 5 per cent higher 2 p.m. a panel discus- HAVE EVERYTHili than at this time last sion on "Motivation in 443 5. FED. HWY., BOCA RATON 395-7333 year. the Classroom" is 8S9S8SI3T SOUMS iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiimic =. & Thoughtful remembrances for | • ARTISTS Supplies x§§r | • PICTURE Framing & those special friends. = e PICTURE Restoring | • ART Classes Since the Sunstream Groves packing | • FINE Color Prints house is located at the citrus groves, I DELRAY § JtaiHimmiiiHiiiiHiiiiimiinisg we are able to pick, process | ART CENTER Frigidaire Appliances I Magnavox g and ship our delicious tree-ripened iiiiiiiiimiMimnimiiiimtiiMiiiig J Pltilco Color TV § and Appliances = Stereophonic Sound = fruit the same day. Equipment = HjiiiiiiHiiiihiiiiiiiuiiiirauiiuiimiri ^ Records • Radios 1 North "Finest Photo Finishing % HUBBARD § Enjoy Fresh Juice From Cameras and WIGGIN, Inc. | Projectors s Our Carousel Juice Bar Tape Recorders HpiMIlllilWItlHllllllMlllllIllS Binoculars ___ Representatives of Raton Exit £ Leading Manufacturers 'teant I MATTHEWS OOMEIH § CAMERAS 1130 BROWSE GROWERS - PACKERS - SHIPPERS fuiaiiiuiiiimraniiiiiiiiiiniiiiii Located at the entrance of Sunshine Parkway SUNSTREAM GROVES and Boca Raton Interchange South AMPLE PARKING AT THE REAR ENTRANCES BOCA RATON NEWS Morch 6,1966 3B ehdai of Events Katherine Emmett Becomes MONDAY, MARCH 7 Bride of Dr. John Elkins Beg. oil painting, Art Guild, 9 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. William the recent marriage of Glass staining, Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. H. Emmett, Pompano their daughter Kather- Dressmaking, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Beach, have announced ine, to Dr. John Thomas Royale Women bd. mtg., Community Center, Elkins, Jr., 1230 Span- 9:30 a.m. ish River Rd. Four Win The couple exchanged Dog oMdi^tiCAClass, Community Center, 10 a.m. vows in Fort Lauder- Thrift ohoppr class, Art Guild, 9 a.m. —A MOTHER ence? To Look Like A Royal Pa m Woman's Golf Association, Royal —WED TO A 36-YEAR- PRINCESS Palm G course, 9:30 a.m. Medicare Is OLD MAMA'S BOY Crushed ^lass, Community Center, 9:30 a.mo Dear Wed: You are Go To Dog obec :. Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Buckeye TODIC not going to change your NURSING and Rug hook enceg, Scou, Communitt Hut, 10 ya.m Center. , 10 a.m Medicar' e will be~ the husband, so forget that. Adult teni s instr., tennis court, 10 a.m. topic for discussion at The ideal solution would ~0lifttain& Convalescent HOME Soroptimi ts, Chez Joey, noon. Boca Buckeye Club be to get him to move Exchange Wednesday, March 9. to another city. If this We believe that you, the de- modern facility and trained staff Mub, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. is not practical for Welfare ( ouncil case worker, Garden Apts. of- The meeting will be- voted relative, will find our enable us to provide excellent business reasons, take "home away from home" the nursing care. Our dedicated fice, 1 ] .m. gin with a luncheon at hold of the social reins Rose Soci sty bd. mtg., Community Center, 2p.m, noon in Schraffts Res- solution to many problems personnel provide a warm and and fill up the calendar with which you have been con- friendly atmosphere, treating Royale W jman's Club,, Communityy Center,, 2p.mp.. taurant. with interesting friends Dramadc llessone s Coit C 330 A representative from Newest - Finest In fronted. and understanding each guest sons, Community Center, 3:30 p.m. so there will be pre- as an individual personality. ChildrH;. lting class, Art Guild, 3:30 p.m. the U.S. Department of cious little time left for Boca Raton Our completely equipped Boca Rid i Squadron Civil Air Patrol, University Health, Education and boring relatives. Park buile ing, 7 p.m. ROYAL PALM PLAZA 3800 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON, Telephone 395-7510 i 7 Welfare will lead the GULFVIEW DRIVE Twilightei s, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. discussion followed by Dear Ann Landers: Phone 395-8888 Chess Clu j, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. a question and answer My son belongs to a Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. period. Masonic It dge 399 N.W. 35 St., 8 p.m. Ohioans residing or visiting in Boca Raton FRIDAY, MARCH 11 may attend the meeting. Portrait p anting, Art Guild, 9 a.m. Oil pa^?i|y£ommumty Center, 9:30 a.m. JOLLY SEZ Begg. li^. ejmflfoidery, Community Center, 10 a.m. Beg. liq. Jmbroidery, Community Center, 1 p.m. Billiard inistr., (children), Community Center, 4 p.m. CUMB ON THE Fish Fry, Elks Club, 140 N.W. 11 St., 6 p.m. Shellcraft, Community Center, 7 p.m. BIRTHDAY BUS! Guitar lessons, Community Center, 7 pp.m. GlGolff iinstr , i C 73 , Communityy Center,, 7:30 p.m. Yogga insti,, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.mo HAVE YOUR GGuitai r lles sons, Community Center, 8 p.mp . DAR, tton DikDickinsoi n chapterh , member's homef 8 p.m. . BIRTHDAY PARTY Travelogue, Art Guild, 8 p.m. ROD ASHBAUGH. Reg. Ph. Boca Barfershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. Guitar lessons, Community Center, 9 p.m. Take advantage AT JOLLY BURGER of these great (• SATURDAY, MARCH 12 Tennis lessons, Tennis court, 9 a.m. SQUIBB values ! Stickcraft, Community Center, 9:40 a.m. Ride here on our Jolly Burger Bus... Drum lessons, Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Bugle lessons, Community center, 9:30 a.m. Sounds like fun eh? Sparky^ijre^pepartrnent, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 a.m;I'4*' We'll Serve the Food, Including Your Own Personaiized Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 36, Inlet Clubhouse, Birthday Cake, Wfth Candles. THE COST .... 10 a.m. i Drill, Community Center, 10:30 a.m. Prompt less than Mom can do it at home. Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. relief Guitar lesspns, Community Center, 1 p.m. of minor For Complete details Contact the Manager sore throat Roller Skating, Scout Hut, l:30 p.m. of colds (NOT BETWEEN 11:30 AND 2:00, PLEASE) 395-7263 Teenage dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Bibletown poncerts, Auditorium, 8 p.m. Shuffleboard daily except Monday, 2 to 10 p.m., L1GGETT-REXALL WTNFIELD PARK 865 N. Federal Hwy. muniqji^figourts, Memorial Park. Tennis daily, SHOPPING CENTER Kiddie Korral daily for youngsters fourth grade Ph. 393-4919 ALSO ENTRANCE on DIXIE HIGHWAY and younger. BOCA RATON NEWS New Pre-Recorded Telephone System To Serve Cloister Towers Lobbies Newest automatic dial lounges and meeting his call because he does architect Manny Abra- From the covered instruments, that elim- rooms, resident man- not have to look up the ben, who designed the parking gar'age to any inate looking up and ager' s office, covered number. Numbers are unusual 17 story condo- apartme*f te? t£» build- hand-dialing telephone parking garage. stored on magnetic tape minium. Cloister Beach ing, is tmly 20 or 30 Arvida Corp. to Sponsor Seminar numbers, are being tail- "It will be very con- inside the instruments. Towers has only two paces. The ijwner walks ored to social and rec- venient for the owner And he could quickly apartments on each ele- from the gafrage to the reational uses for own- who comes off the rec- call three or four part- vator level. There are elevator :rving his ers of Cloister Beach reational sun deck next ies and soon have a card no corridors and each tower. Wher he gets off For County Real Estate Brokers Towers, Boca Raton to the lobbies to call in- game arranged for the apartment residence the elevator , it's only a condominium building. side the building or lounge," said Vona. runs the full width of the few steps to his front Eden Ryl, nationally- unseasonable weather. door, expla ned Abra- A graduate of the Telephones that dial out," Vona continued. The telephone system building so that apart- known consultant to by push button several ben, who is Director of many of America's top American Academy of "Without fumbling for was specified for Clois- ments have a single hundred pre-recorded glasses, he can make ter Beach Towers by home-like feeling. Architectur<4for Radice. corporations, will con- Dramatic Arts, Miss Ryl numbers, will be in- duct sales seminars for says her studies at the stalled soon in each first Palm Beach, Broward Institute of General floor elevator lobbies and Dade County real Semantics with the late of Cloister Beach Tow- estate brokers during Alfred Korzybski open- ers, said Lee C. Vona, the week of March 14. ed the door to her pres- Vice President of Rad- The program is spon- ent vocation. Influ- ice Realty and Con- sored by Arvida Corp- enced by what she learn- struction Corp. ed at the Institute, Miss oration. The Radice high rise The meeting for Ryl felt she would find is next door to the fa- Broward and Palm greater satisfaction in mous Boca Raton Hotel Beach County brokers applying her new skills Cabana Club on the will be held Monday, in the business world ocean. Model apart- March 14 at 8:30 a.m. in rather than to the theat- ments are open daily the Patio Royale of the Eden Ryl rical career she hadon the site, 1200 S. Boca Raton Hotel and planned. Ocean Drive. Club, Boca Raton, put her suggestions and However, before turn- The session will be ideas to work and made ing to her sales con- The automatic dial devoted to creative sell- a $165,000 sale, the sultant activities, Miss phones will contain sev- ing with Miss Ryl dis- largest he had ever Ryl was an actress and eral hundred numbers cussing sales techniques made. He joyfully en- a radio-television per- of restaurants, supper and selling psychology. closed a copy of the sonality. Upon her grad- clubs, shops, golf signed contract to sub- uation from the Amer- courses, country clubs, Arvida President stantiate his claim. marinas, as well as Brown L. Whatley said ican Academy of Dra- Miss Ryl's unique ap-r matic Arts, she stepped police and other city that 1,300 brokers and departments, Vona said. their associates have proach enables her to into the Broadway show been invited to attend talk with virtually any "Sons O'Fun," starring "Owners of apart- the seminars. group. She not only con- the comedy.team of 01- ments can use the "Arvida is sponsor- ducts sales seminars sen and Johnson. She phones to confirm res- ing the program to pro,-? but also presents man- also appeared with Ger- ervations, check on tee • .-V; •?.«-': ----•=•;•:-- ' vide brokers and their agement and employee trude Neisen in "Follow off times and the like," conferences. In recog- the Girls," with Edmund he added. sales personnel with The $1 million additions to the Boca Raton new ideas and techniques nition of her unusual Lowe in "Mary Had A The instruments that contribution, Miss Ryl Little" and in "Just Off make telephoning both High School plant are right on schedule, accord- that will help them sell ing to Principal Charles Godwin. A new gymna- more real estate in the recently received the Broadway." convenient and accur- mm* "Innovator" award from ate, will automatically sium-auditorium, additional classrooms, language Why future," Whatley stated. Miss Ryl continually Ideafile Magazine. criss-crosses the nation dial local, long distance laboratories;, and a library addition are included Once a shy girl who In her sales semin- urging salesmen and or intercom numbers. in the project, which is to be completed before Buy a waterfront home felt uncomfortable ars, Miss Ryl advises business executives to For example, after the fall session. Students are now on "extended around people, Eden Ryl executives on how to examine their own be- calling a golf course, day" sessions dueto the overcrowded conditions. that is miles from the proved it possible to sell more, not by tricks havior and discover an owner could then push switch behavior patterns and pat phrases but by their self-imposed lim- a button to call another Intracoastal ? and reach new heights. changing themselves. itations. She motivates resident in the building The Big Fires - Have They That is the capsule She condemns the teach- them to greater to confirm or change success story of the ers of "How to Outwit in their the meeting plans. He LIVE IN LAKE R0JHJ1S head of the Eden Ryl the Customer," and chosen profession. could do this without go- Vanished From Local Scene? Organization, which "How To Dominate the The business affairs, ing up to his apartment, where you will have iflrect specializes in helping to Client" and calls upon scheduling and other Vona said. By Sal Mattels about six to seven years solve sales and man-sales people to examine managerial activities of The first floor lobby Assistant Fire Chief ago. Fires in Boca Ra- agement problems. That their own behavior pat- the growing Eden Ryl phones also will have ton seem to have a pat- access to the Intracoastal, she has succeeded in her terns before they blame Organization are con-the telephone numbers The other day, ex-fire tern which does not calling is evidenced by the loss of a sale on a. ducted by Mr. Evan Ai- of recreational and so- Chief Lonnie Cook came make sense, but has a. not incumbered by Jow a long list of delighted crusty purchasing agent, ken from the company's cial facilities in Cloister to the station and started reason. Now we know clients including more a nagging wife or the New York headquarters. Beach Towers, such as to recall the days of old that fires will happen... bridges and other • J * than 30 blue chip com- sauna baths, heated around Boca Raton, when the spectacular ones panies such as IBM, swimming pool, locker the Air Force was sta- with flames that leap in navigational hazards. General Dynamics, Kai- Miscellaneous Sales Lead rooms, club facilities, tioned here. the air 100 feet high and ser Steel, NBC, Gen- Just for the record light up the sky. The eral Telephone and the Ex-Chief Cook was the blowing of sirens the BUILT BY CQNSTRUglfi^NC. National Association of Real Estate Transfers Fire Chief stationed at calling of help from the Mutual Savings Banks. the air base, where FAU surrounding commun- While Miss Ryl's suc- Recent Boca Raton N 3/4 Lot 2 & Si/2 Lot 3, now stands. We started ities. cess can easily be Hlk. 2S, Royal Palm Yacht 8t to talk about fires and real estate transactions' Country Club Arvida Corpora- Yes, those were the measured in the in- as compiled for the some of the fires Boca days, but what has hap- LAKE ROG creased sales figures tion to Paul li. Roberts. News by the Lawyers A part of a tract of Land in Raton had. Maybe you pened? Where did the OH THE INTRACOASTAL achieved by her clients, Title Insurance Corp. S 75 ft of N 2800 ft of Sec. were around then. large fires go? They her greatest satisfac- 16-47 -43, Jobn H. Townsend The night the Boca 9-7252 Week ending February 18, I960 to John C. Barker and Marion seem to be missing of 3700 H. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton tion comes from know- Raton Cabana Club late. ing that she really helps Lot 14, Block 2, Bel Lido, n. Josephine Spear, as Trustee to Lot 15, 151k. 59, Unit XI, caught fire with winds people climb the ladder Virginia R. Myles. Boca Raton Square, R.A. ilol- 25 to 30 mph blowing of success. A week after Lot 13, Block 7, Royal Oak way and J.F. Vander Wolk to from the east. About 16 a sales seminar in Ok- Hills 1st Sec. Helen M. Renoe Quintin and Naomi Liberati. to Thomas J. Kehane and Evelyn. Lot 9, Blk. id, Spanish River cabanas were lost that lahoma, a sales man N 75 ft of S 225 ft of Lot 2, Land Company S/D, Mae C. night. The Boca Raton wrote telling her how he Blk. 1, Repl of Part of Blks Ingram to Fairview Hills Corp- Elementary School fire, 50, 51, 58, 59, 60 & 61, Villa poration. and the Sterling Furni- Rica S/D, John H. Hawkins to Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8, Dr. Frederick W. Sulli- The laundry and dry- John Koback & Beverly. Blk. 40, Villa Rica, William L. van Jr. of Boca Raton, ture Company fire,, How HOME All parcel D. Blk. 3, Lake about the Boca Raton cleaning industry in the Knight to Otto Yark. photographed at the New United States is a $4 Rogers Isle, Unit B, Otto Yark Lot d and H 20 ft of Lot 5, Glass company and the to Morton B. Kahn and Erli; Blk. 4, 1-loresta S/D, Telford York Hilton Hotel in billion - a - year opera- Sol L. Leibner & . spectacular Marlin Boat L. Kunselman to James L. New York City where he company fire at the Hub- MORTGAGE tion. The laundry bus- Lot 23, Blk. 2, Royal Palm Foreman and . iness is picking up after Yacht and Country Club S/D, Lot 17, Blk. 1, Boca Keys, presented the Perkins bard Enterprise; a lagging performance Kenneth E. Staley to William Lawrence Torri to James II. Medal Award of the Amer- grounds. L. Stadler. Connor and Rose V. in recent years; dry- All of Lots 75 & 76 and S, ican Chemical Society. Those were the days, cleaning shows contin- 38.2 ft of Lot 74, Amended Plat uing growth, a new sur- of J.E. Ingraham's Addition, vey indicates. Adolph Conn to Charles E. Un- derwood & Leona. It's Time To Re-finance REALTORS OF BOCA RATON The following MILDRED I. MADDOX, To A are members of 507 N.E. 20th St., 395- the Boca Raton 2900. Board of Real- MEDALLION REALTY, tors. Doing Suite C, 131 E. Palmetto 80% Residential Mortgage! business with Parkj Rd., 395-2421. LOW COST them you areJ.C. MITCHELL & SONS, assured the INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., * Closing Costs Only V/2% * \n. highest type of service 395-4711. eludes ALL; direct and indirect that can be administered MOTHERWELL REALTY, CONVENIENT in the field of Rial Estate 757 S: Federal Hwy., expenses, (plus continued ab- Practice. 395-4044. stract or proof of title). ARVIDA REALTY SALES, THOMAS cP. NOLAN,, 131 AVAILABLE lnc.9998 S. Fuderal Hwy., N.E. 1st. Avenue, 395- 395-2000. 3S38. 5%% Interest -as long as 25 years W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. F. BYRON PARKS, 151 PROMPT Federal Hwy., 395-4334. N, Ocean Boulevard, CONN C. CUKEY, 711 E. 395-3700. No prepayment penalties. Palmetto park Rd. 395- PETRUZELLI REALTY, DEPENDABLE 3922. INC., 2325. N. Ocean Speedy appraisal and commitment service! BR1;CE |E.t DARRELL, Boulevard, 395-0822. Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto PLASTRIDGE AGENCY, Park Rd., 395-1322. * Closing at Your Convenience WM. DAY INC., 500 S. INC., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., Federal Hwy., 395-0220. 395-1433. J. STUART ROBERTSON, FROSELL REALTY, 1299 INC., 60 S. Federal Hwy., Commercial, apartment and motel S. Ocean Blvd. 395-4624. mortgages also available! ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 E. Palmetto Park Road, S.W. 3rd St., 39S-6444. FIRST FEDERAL*| 395-2244, ROYAL PALM REALTY ROBERT W. ING AILS, GORP., 307 Golfview Dr., CALL . . . SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF DtLRAY BEACH; Atlantic Technical Center, 3S5-1662. University park. 395-3130, FRED TAYLOR, 2750 N. Fed. Hwy. Delray Beach, 601 N. Federal Hwy. Phone 395-2121 F. WOODROW KEETON. Fla. 276-7327, tumin MORTGAGE COM Pi N Y 2950 N. Ocean Boule- M.N. WEIR & SONS. INC. WEIR PLAZA BUILDING vard, 395-5252. 855 S. Federal Hwy., 395-4000 855 South Federal Highway 395-4000. MACLAKEN & ANDER- JOHN A. WRIGHT, 713. G. Wm. Anderson, Broker Boca Raton, Florida 33432 ACCOUNTS INSURED BY AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SON, INC., 151 E. Rr-yal I palm Road, 395-1333. Havana Drive, Boca mm Ratons Florida, CR8-2402. BOCA RATON NEWS March 6,1966 5B School Lunch Menus J.C. MITCHELL French fries, celery ham and cheese sand- Monday: Ravioli, but- sticks, pineapple fruit wich, cut broccoli, car- tered broccoli, carrot cake, milk. rot and celery sticks, curls, white bread, ap- pear halves, milk. ricots, milk, BOCA RATON SCHOOL Friday: Oven fried Tuesday: Hot ham on Monday: Hamburger ocean perch, mashed bun, cabbage, carrot and on bun, cole slaw, but- potatoes, health salad, raisin salad, potato tered corn, cherry cob- cornbread and butter, chip s, orange - p ec an bler, milk. jello, milk. cake, milk, Tuesday: Spanish Wednesday: Spanish rice with meat, green In pulp and paper rice, fresh spinach, hot beans, tossed salad, manufacturing, to elim- biscuit, apple sauce, cornbread and butter, ice cream, milk. inate all water pollution oatmeal cookies, milk. would cost $1 billion in Thursday: Fried Wednesday: Sliced the next decade. One in- chicken, mashed potatS', roast beef, mashed po- dustry source has esti- tomato wedges, wheat tatoes with gravy, green mated that this would bread, fruit jello, milk. peas, hot roll and but- ter, apple sauce, milk. reduce profits 12-1/2 Friday: Grilled per cent a year. Flying Scotsmen cheese sandwich, Thursday: Grilled St. Andrew's Students Glee Club, Chorus to Perform The Flying Scotsmen The program will be a director, as organ so- Chorus and Glee Club combination of spiritual loist. of Saint Andrew's and national selections. Mrs. John S. Garvan School will appear for Soloists for the Fly- Jr. and Michael Garvan two invitational concert ing Scotsmen will be are accompanists. Mrs. programs this month. John Goebel, William B. Phyllis G. Gould is With the newly form- Murphy and Richard director of the Flying ed Saint Ann's Girls' Blaisdell. Saint Ann's Scotsmen chorus. Choir, the Scotsmen School soloists are For the second year, appear at 4 p.m. today Mavis Clement, Roberta the Flying Scotsmen will at Bethesda-by-the-Sea Rogers, and Mrs. Laura sing for the Musicians' Church in Palm Beach. Hewitt Whipple, chorus Club of America in Coral Gables, at their March 13 meeting. In addition to spirituals, this program will in- clude a group of college songs, and a Kingston Trio arrangement of Banua. For this Latin number, the group will be accompanied by Michael Garvan at the organ; and Owen Hewitt, James Strode, guitar- ists, and Rodney Devine with Maracas. A violin solo, Mo- zart's Adagio, will be presented by David Perkins, accompanied You have already purchased housing one or more times in your life-we know that! Our premise is that by Phyllis Grandi. this time you seek much more. You want living in Florida to stretch the essential out The Flying Scotsmen have appeared on sev- beyond the confines of shelter. Now your boundaries of living on the east eral radio and television can be as fluid as the ocean horizon ... on the west, ending in programs locally and for church and civic groups a fathomless sunset across the Intracoastal. on the east and west Now, there's coasts of Florida. Their annual Christmas Ves- pers program has been recorded and played over local radio stations on Christmas Day. For Sunday's per- formance at Bethesda- The Why's Have It by-the-Sea Church, the combined choirs will total 80 voices. Hi there! I'm Elizabeth Jane. My horse's name is Candy Caneo Riviera of the Atlantic We've come a long, long way Just to see you play today! When does the polo practice start? Where ocean liners slip through your living i-oom, Why are the posts so far apart? , FINEST IN FAUCETS I stately yachts glide past your morning coffee. 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