BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 14, No. 110 Thursday, Aug. 74, 1969 28 Pages More portables as schools report higher enrollments JfS In spite of classroom construction *: By SANDY WESLEY Portables. That one word describes the situation in Boca > Raton's schools better than any- other. There will be one less port- able at Addison Mizner School this year than there was at Boca Raton High School last year, according to both Jerry Daniels, principal at the high school, and Bob Trafford principal at Addison Mizner School,, Addison Mizner will have 12 portables, plus eight new classrooms and a total of 38 units to hold Trafford's projected 990 students this fall. Capacity at the school with Well, the row of flags; mark- the portables will be 1100. ing the freshly painted center Last year the school be- stripe is almost as straight as gan the year with eight por- the stripe itself. Traffic lanes tables. Only a few of the portable classrooms which will be in use at Addison Mizner School this fall. and school crossings throughout Meanwhile at the high the city have been getting a new school, which is actually the coat of fresh paint during the point from which most of the Recreation meeting set past couple of weeks. city's portables were taken, one portable will remain Dan- iels is expecting 960 stu- dents this year, but he lists his Chamber capacity at 950. Last year he City receives area plan studies had more than 1700 students attending the school which was surrounded: by portables. This A 10-volume package of coun- municipal master plan. Board especially along the oceanfront. cipal government. manager year, enrollment will be split ty-wide planning studies is in members expect to conclude A second session is scheduled "The County Commission is between the new junior high the hande of city officials today this week their studies of the Sept. 5 at 10 a,m., at Palm here and ready to help," said -school.... aacLjTi&s,...senior high. ' J following presentation 6* the v city plans, preivirpd by Mil<> Beach International Airport, to Chairman E. D. (Dan) Gaynor. At the Junio r high schoolj. 'documents to City f'Of\hcil by Smith >V Tampo. continue via discr..s.=,ious. Officials of the six communi-' resigns; only school without portables, the Palm Beach Cou-ity Area 1 Among the K> county-wide Members of the County Com- ties and the county board agreed C. Bruce McDonald, prin- Planning Board. studies, the one dealing with mission and Donald Morgan, that subjects discussed Friday Ed Co Register, for two and cipal, is using a 16 per cent The presentation was made recreation and open space co- APB director, stressed the need should be digested, and report- a half years executive head of Tuesday by Ned R. Brooks of the incides with a city-county ef- last week for "the push into ed to respective municipal the Chamber of Commerce, has increase figure, which means planning board staff. For the fort to find answers to the countywide recreational facili- councils and commissions be- resigned to accept a post as he expects close to 1000 stu- most part, they represent the growing problem of countywide ties to come from the munici- fore the Sept. 5 session. In ad- assistant vice president of First dents in his school. "preliminary surveys, inventor- recreational facilities. palities, with the County Com- dition, all municipal govern- Bank and Trust Co. of Boca And at Boca Raton School ies and data compiled by con- Six officials of Palm Beach mission represented." ments will be notified of the Raton, effective in September. where three portables have sulting firms to guide the County coastal cities — includ- "Recreation is a countywide matters discussed and invited to His resignation was accepted been added to last year's two, board's area-wide planning de- ing Planning Director Walter problem," Morgan said, "and the next meeting. by the Chamber at a special di- Don Robinson projected 500 cisions. The studies were fi- Young of Boca Raton — met the total county should be rep- Possibilities for additional students. His capacity with the nanced in part by a planning last week with members of the resented." He added that the recreational facilities were rectors' meeting Monday. portables is 550. aired at the initial session mon- Efforts to find a replace- grant from the federal Depart- County Commission in initial commission is willing to par- J.C. Mitchell School en- ment of Housing and Urban De- efforts to formulate a program ticipate, but has no desire to itored by County Commission ment for Register began al- (Continued on Page 10A) most immediately. Chamber rollment projection is 700, velopment. for recreational development, take over any functions of muni- president L. Edward Barnhardt and Paul Sammons lists his John Flancher of Boca Raton, will chair a selection commit- capacity as 750 with the one APB chairman, said that he an- tee to screen applicants for portable which will be added ticipates that the board will the job. Serving with him will to two already out there. The move into the area of land use be John F. Schuehler, William two portables, however, are planning in the near future. Councilmen cool as firemen E. Worsham, Frank Dawson and used only for special education Topics covered by the present M. Richard Robinson. classes. The one portable add- studies include: ed this year, however, is an Recreation and open space; Thomas F. Fleming Jr., expansion,, chairman of the board of First Surface waters, submerged Meanwhile principals also lands and waterfront lands; make bid for increased pay Bank, announced Register's were expanding staffs to meet election to the assistant vice Community characteristics; school needs. At Addison Miz- Air pollution and meteorology; City firemen Tuesday re- al Assn. of Firefighters, pre- the union would bring to $611- presidency by the bank board ner 14 new teachers will be sented a draft of a proposed $722 the monthly pay range for which met Tuesday. Also named Public water supply systems; ceived little encouragement in the classrooms when school Water resoursce plan; Public from City Council in their bid pay plan, a request for a re- firefighters, would include to an assistant vice presidency begins. duction of the work week from other pay increases for other was Gene Frere, who came to sewerage systems; Solid waste for additional pay increases in Teachers will return to the disposal systems; Legal and the upcoming city budget. 56 to 42 hours, and additional ranks as well, and would in- First Bank in 1968 as an audi- classrooms Aug. 18 and of- clothing allowance. crease the differential between tor. Frere will be in charge of Administrative authority af- With all of the scheduled ficially registration begins fecting air, water and solid budget workshops already com- At the present time, fire- officers and firemen. The pres- a new bank service soon to be Aug. 25, however, each prin- men work a 24-hour shift with ent range for firefighters, in- announced. waste planning: and Population pleted, councilmen heard the cipal is using his own method and economy. firemen's request at a special bunk facilities available, and creased in June, is $565-667. At First Bank, Register will of registration. then have 48 hours off duty. As He also asked that the sched- be in charge of community re- Receipt of the APB reports workshop session preceding the Students who will attend dovetails with a currently ac- regular council meeting. an alternative to reducing the uled pay hikes for firemen be lations. Addison Mizner School this work week to 42 hours Burke on a six-month basis instead of Both Frere and Register tive study by the city's Plan- Sam Burke, president of the (Continued on Page 2A) ning and Zoning Board of a new local affiliate of the Internation- suggested a "Kellyday* sched- an annual basis. : Burke said came to Boca Raton from Fort ule which would provide a 50o5 that having the salaries "top Pierce. Both were born and hour work week with one extra off" in two and a half years educated there. Register served day off each month. would be in keeping with the in World War II and was dis- practice in other cities. He charged in 1945 with the rank Burke said that it would cost the city $20,000 a year to pro- pointed out that a Deerfield of major in the field artillery. Beach firefighter starts at a He has held numerous positions vide the Kelly day schedule. in chamber groups. After an The new pay scale sought by (Continued on Page 2A) extensive business career, he accepted the executive leader- ship of the St. Lucie Chamber of Commerce in 1963 and served there until 1967 when he came Cluster proposals to to Boca Raton. Frere earned his bachelor of science in business administra- tion at Florida State University. be aired at meeting He had been in banking prior to going into the U.S. Air Force in the Korean War. After dis- Two cluster development They also will dis ss the charge he went on to complete proposals will be presented at city attorney's ruling oa coun- his formal education and then the Planning and Zoning Board try club restaurants, housing returned to banking. He came to meeting tonight. for Florida Atlantic University First Bank from a position as One proposal by Walter Kas- students, and the board's six- secretary-treasurer of First suba Realty Corporation is for month review. Savings and Loan Association in a planned unit development on Fort Pierce, land newly annexed by the city, south of Paradise Palms and west of the proposed 1-95 route. The other proposal, by Palm Aim Landers Page 2B Aire, was tabled recently until Church News 6A City Council took action on the Classifieds 9-10-1IB August 11 - 13, 1969 new cluster plan. Editorials 4B Board members are expected Public Notices 9B Hi Lo Rain New student Ducie Ann Griffin fills out reg- and Douglas Griffin help with the registration to wrap up their study of Milo Real Estate 5-6-7B Mon. 94 73 .10 istration forms for Boca Raton Junior High The Junior High school opens for the first Smith's master plan and dis- Sports 8A Tues. 87 72 .05 School in the library of the senior high school. time this fall. cuss an amendment to the fill- Travel 9A; Wed.(noon) 90 71 Trace Guidance counselors William R. Thompson ing station ordinance. Women's News 1-2-3-4B 2A_B0CA RATON NEWS Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 Pay request in hands of manager
was aimed at settling lic Roads to defray the (Continued from Page 1) Enterprises relating to side of Boca Raton the acquisition of right Square, part of which a court action brought cost of cul de sacs and of way for a 40th street may be in the right of against the city by the loop roads which may lower salary than one bridge over the Intra- way of Interstate 95. developer. be necessary to pro- In Boca Raton, but soon coastjal Waterway. The action, calling for RESOLVED to ask the vide municipal servi- passes him because of CLEARED the way for a warning on the plat State Department of ces in areas severed semi-annual pay in- approval of the plat of a and in sales contracts Transportation and the by construction of the creases. development at the west for lots in the area, federal Bureau of Pub- Interstate route. Councilmen had little comment and fewer questions on the pro- posal, but referred it to City Manager Alan More students, more portables Alford for further study and recommendation. In their regular meet- Daniels and McDonald have The school has not yet had ing, the councilmen: (Continued from Page 1) been and will continue to final inspection, but McDonald APPROVED a change register students all summer has permission to begin moving from R-l-A to R-l-D fall are to register anytime long. into the school's second floor zoning for a parcel of between now and Aug.- 25 McDonald already had reg- so he and his teachers can be- land in Paradise Palms On that date registered stu- istered 977 students as of Wed- gin work on the school curri- development; dents will be asked to come nesday. culum Monday when the teach- DEFERRED action to school for room assign- Today is moving day at the ers return to the classroom. pending a review by the ments, junior high school. According "After Monday we expect to City Attorney on a quit Sammons too is register- to McDonald, he could have begin moving our furniture in- claim deed to Schine ing students now. He also will begun moving into the school's to the first floor rooms," he register students • Aug. 25. second floor Wednesday morn- added. The British Common- "If they have already regis- ing, but the rain Tuesday made Although registration day is \ wealth is composed of tered they need not show up at roads leading to the school officially Aug. 25, McDonald 28 independent coun- J.C. Mitchell Community School slick so he held off. said he will continue to regis- tires with a population until Sept. 2," he said. "If we don't begin moving ter students from 8 a.m, to of 800 million and an And Don Robinson is stick- in this afternoon," he said Wed- 4:30 p.m. daily, and he is ex- area of more than 10.5 ing to Aug. 25 as official regis- nesday, "we will begin forcer- pecting them at the rate of million square miles. tration day. tain Thursday." four a day.
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By JIM RIFENBURG Most people, anyway. As a re- and three trucks short." sult, trash piles up along the A trip to the west dump, One would think with so many sidewalks much more abundant- where all trash goes, is 14 residents up north during the ly than in the winter. miles. It takes about 45 min- summer and fall months, the "Some people are cutting utes to make the round trip if trash department of the city their grass twice a week now, traffic isn't extremely heavy. would have an easier job. Prendergast told me, "They If you've driven on Glades road Unlikely split Not so, says Bill Prender- keep their bushes trimmed to recently, you know a time gast, boss of the operation. Ac- perfection, but the green things" schedule can go out the window cording to him, it isn't the peo- keep growing at a fantastic during certain hours of the ple necessarily, but the weath- rate." day. er that controls the job. The city has six trucks on At any rate, if you figure On Wednesday, representatives of the Flor- to Park Road. Traffic would be in a pattern Being the nice clean city trash service. At one time there the trucks taking 45 minutes ida Department of Transportation are scheduled around the perimeter of the business district, that we are, our trash isn't was a schedule. A resident could every time they fill up, you can to meet with the City Council to discuss the following a roughly triangular route including necessarily box, barrels, tin expect the truck to be in front see where an awful lot of the proposed split alignment of Federal Highway and Federal, Northeast Sixth street and Golf view cans and the like. It's grass of his house on a certain day of day is consumed just driving TJixie Highway in Boca Raton. drive. clipping, leaves and shrubbery the week and even at a certain back and forth. This 45 min- At the same time, the Greater Boca Raton Whatever the alternatives and comparative trimmings. time. utes, of course, includes the Chamber of Commerce will present the re- advantages turn out to be, it is highly unlikely In the summer we have our "We can't do it now," Pren- period necessary to unload. sults of a poll of its members on whether they that state officials will be willing to go up most prevalent rains and people dergast said. "At this time of Prendergast cited as an ex- favor or oppose such a traffic split. against the opposition of elected officials and the do a lot of work in their yards. the year we are three crews ample of expanded work, one We presume that the Department of Transpor- businessmen of the community — especially in pile of trash that required six tation, which now includes what was the State a program which doesn't seem to have local truckloads to completely re- Road Department, has good reasons for favor- proponents. move. ing such a split of the congested U.S. 1 traffic It would probably be far better to go to work * you'll have to see "We can go into an area to- here. The split was made in Delray Beach years immediately on widening Federal Highway to six day and clean it up and the ago. lanes instead of the current four, and leave same block will have piles of The plan would channel all northbound traf- Dixie Highway to do what it is currentlyidoing trash all over the place tomor- fic on Federal, and all southbound traffic on — relieving Federal of some of its local traf- Nixon about a job' row morning," he said. Dixie,, fic in both directions. What brought all this dis- Several years ago, such a proposal was made cussion about was a telephone here, and the merchants of Boca Raton joined call from a disgruntled resi- hands in a way that they had never done be- dent. A lady in the Old Flores- fore — and haven't done since — to oppose the Don't spend it yet ta Park area called me to com- split alignment. plain. She said her trash hadn't f We also presume that the feelings of the aver- been removed for three weeks age businessman in Boca Raton have not changed and it was beginning to stink. appreciably, and that the chamber poll will show Congressman Sam Gibbons of Tampa did She also said she had called city members overwhelmingly opposed to the split some;loud complaining about what the House hall on several occasions and alignment. Ways and Means Committee has been doing was assurred it would be re- There is traffic congestion on Federal, as any to proposed tax cuts. moved "tomorrow." But to- local driver can attest; and the Department of A member of the committee, Gibbons said morrow never came. Transportation is properly concerned about it. the committee acted in "haste and secrecy" I have a few palm fronds in Perhaps there are benefits involved in split and almost left the middle-income taxpayer front of my house that have alignment, benefits which aren't apparent. Per- out of the tax cuts in the tax reform bill. been there for over a week. haps such a split would be a great deal safer He said the taxpayers in the $8,000 to But they tell me this is not in terms of traffic accidents. $18,000 brackets would have gotten no tax V unusual during this time of But Boca Raton's new master plan, which cut at all. But he got the omission corrected. year. proposes a downtown central business district The result is supposed to be more than a "There may be times when and shopping mall, seems to be at odds with six per cent cut for individual taxpayers in the we won't get around for 10 the split. City councilmen apparently feel that revised proposal. days," Prendergast said. "We the divided traffic and the central business It is a long way from a committee proposal can't possibly stay on a week- district plans are not compatible. to an Act of Congress. ly schedule, especially with One problem would be that planner Milo Let's be sure none of us middle income brack- eight to ten men a day absent Smith envisions the central business district with et taxpayers try to spend the six per cent we're on vacations." interior streets abandoned, except for Palmet- going ta save. Not yet, anyway. So we have a problem that apparently won't be solved until it stops raining every day and Views of other newspapers yards quit growing so fast. There are two places to lay the blame. You can call the weath- erman and tell him to shut it off, or put the blame on city hall. Roads, history and humanity I lean towards the city hall theory. They have broader shoulders ,and that's where I send my tax money. Funny people, those Italians. They start to |f there wereV maybe the engineers wouldn't If you are one of those who build themselves a subway into the heart of try to lay a highway between the French quarter hasn't had trash pickup for Rome and then ... and the river in New Orleans. Or down the three weeks, call Prendergast's Abandon one route because it would require middle of a Negro business district in Nashville. office. You'll get results. them to cut down 57 trees . . . Or along the edge of a playground in North- And abandon a second and a third route be- west Detroit. cause these paths would have taken them through Evidently, though, what the Italians know is Diocletian's digs . . . something universities don't teach in the en- Such is the respect Italy has for trees and for gineering departments that turn out our highway The view from Tallahassee antiquity. men: Yes, funny people, the Italians. That the shortest route between two points We only wish that there were a few more sometimes involves a detour around history and of them in the Bureau of Public Roads and the humanity. various state highway departments. —Detroit Free Press Easier to get news?
On second thought By MALCOLM JOHNSON building, health, welfare, pri- any business affecting the pris- son and hospital administration, It should be easier, in gener- ons, mental hospitals, and oth- and promotion of tourism and er correctional or custodial in- al, for news reporters to gath- industry. er information about govern- stitutions. They now are under That's because those func- one-man supervision, subject ment for you Florida citizens tions now are under one top Thoughts while sleeping under the executive reorgani- to the Governor's orders. administrator, appointed by the So far, no changes in news zation now taking place; but, Governor, instead of boards also, a secretive governor could presentation policy have be- them, or the people who build He went further to urge which met only periodical- come evident. By GUS HARWELL impose a quicker, broader ly and normally tended to ac- them. Senator Spessard Holland to blackout. The new Secretary of Trans- But come to think of it, they seek reelection, and outlined cumulate decisions for one day portation, who has taken over FOR SOME unknown reason, Florida government in all its a week or one a month. I awoke from a sound sleep do clutter up the countryside, reasons, largely Senator Hol- branches has operated pretty one-man operation of the State the other night, with billboards don't they? land's seniority. much in the open over recent At the same time, this very Road Board of which he used to on my mind. His own seniority in the House years, and the trend has been chain of command from gov- be chairman, even has announc- CONGRESSMAN Paul Rog- of Representatives was brought nearly always toward opening ernor to secretary to division ed a policy of holding a monthly I don't recall any recent spec- ers, who is so popular in into the announcement as ad- more doors and records for heads and bureau chiefs could agenda meeting of himself and ial complaints against such out- whomever appears to conduct Palm Beach County that he ditional reason for the con- public inspection. very easily result in a sudden door advertising, and I don't gressman to remain where he business with him. He also is holds his office despite being The flow of information to stoppage of the flow of infor- know of any particular reaspn is. news wires, and ultimately the mation to all or a few news re- available between times, and, for becoming belligerent a Democrat, has issued a Whether Rogers, by urg- as the decision-maker, he can news release with a strange people, has been limited main- porters at the whim of the man toward them. ing Holland to run for re- ly by the relatively few re- at the top. give news without waiting for a But I awoke, muttered to my- backward twist. election, left the door open to meeting and a roll call. That's He said he will not be porters available to dig up and That has happened — not in self about how we've got to decide to run if Holland doesn't cull the tremendous volume of Florida for quite a few years, a news plus. stop these dadburned outdoor a candidate for the United is another matter. States Senate next year. data in a confusing complex of but in many other states where signs from covering up the Rogers would be a formid- several score more or less au- a governor with a strong hand entire U.S. landscape. able opponent in almost any tonomous agencies. Some, of at the helm of administrative It's the same, also, with the The gist of the release was race in Florida. He commands new Department of Commerce, that comments had been made minor general interest, haven't machinery has fallen out with Despite the dream, or what- a great deal of respect from had calls from reporters in the press. headed by the lieutenant gover- ever it was that set me to indicating that he might run Republicans as well as his nor, which now makes decisions for the Senate, The Congress- years. mouthing against billboards, own party. It's never easy to inform through single administrators I still don't consciously harbor man wanted to scotch those rum- Now all the functions of some which used to be made monthly ors. 150 agencies are being!consoli- the people about what's going on any special ill will against THE REPUBLICAN party in their government when you by the 'Development Commis- dated into two dozen, which al- sion and the Industrial Com- may find itself in a bind on ways will have someone at the can't freely question the man who will be its candidate for who is conducting it; but, in mission. News should be more top to help reach down quickly often available there. governor in 1970. and come up with dependable Florida, we've always before had an effective forum for State Senator L.A. (Skip) Ba- -information to answer a re- Tallahassee newsmen also falis of Palm Beach is a pos- porter's query — if he will. smoking out public information — the cabinet system. should find information on the sible candidate, but at last re- Newsmen who looked at the health and welfare programs port, he hadn't made up his mind past and future of state capi- There wasn't much business more readily available to them Thursday 4A Aug. 14, 1969 to run. tal coverage during the district than ever because they now The difficulty facing the of state government which soon- Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. meeting of the Florida Press er or later didn't come in de- operate under a new secretary Republican party is whether Association here recently of a consolidated department it can afford to bypass Gover- tail to the cabinet sitting in 2nd St., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- agreed that right now it is an open weekly meeting as the who is headquartered in the lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. nor Claude Kirk and fail to somewhat harder to find what Capitol — although both the nominate him for reelection. Budget Commission to pass on you want, or whom you want pending requests of agencies health and welfare departments W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher Kirk has fallen out with because of the big shuffle that and institutions. The cabinet al- still are operated out of Jack- practically all of the party is going on. so met every Tuesday for open sonville. regulars, and many Republi- JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY discussion of matters of edu- There certainly will be more can stalwarts might find it That confusion won't last. cation,. State land transactions, Editor Adv. Mgr. very difficult to support him. news available than ever on The sorting process really is personnel and general man- professional and occupational But if Kirk proves to be the moving ahead more smoothly agement of the government. licensing. Heretofore, every li- strongest candidate the Re- Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca than many of us expected it It still will handle educa- censed profession has had its publicans can find, there to. Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. tion, purchasing, personnel, own board, its own offices (scat- may be .some fast and fancy When the departments settle revenue collection, law en- tered around the state some- hatchet-burying. Member of the Florida Press Association and National down, newsmen should find forcement, conservation, and times with records kept only You have to win in order to events of public interest and clemency for prisoners. Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in in one director's private filing govern, and if Kirk looks like significance developing day-to- But we won't get a regular cabinet.) * the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, a winner, a lot of people wound- day, instead of from week-to- public look at the budgeting and Now, they'll all be brought to 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. ed by Kirk's tactics will find week or month-to-month — es- spending of agencies in those Tallahassee to be kept in a their wounds healing rapidly. pecially in such fields as road>- weekly meetings anymore, nor central office for the first time. Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5A
FLORIDA OCEAN SCIENCES INSTITUTE SMALL BAY STORAGE Local delegates to attend (5?, Soat3 c4vallable jot Charter THE BELOW-LISTED BOATS ARE AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER FROM THE NOW RENTING! chamber executives meeting FLORIDA OCEAN SCIENCES INSTITUTE 1Z' x 22' with 10' x 10' Garage Door. Now ready for occupancy. Located at Two staff members day and Saturday (Aug. Christopher, executive 2451 NW 1 Ave. Boca Raton Industrial of the Chamber of Com- 14-16) in Tampa, vice president, Great- merce will attend the E. C. Register, cham- er Tampa Chamber of Park. For information call 50th annual manage- ber manager, and Diana Commerce. They will Ken Peters at: ment Conference for Dickerson, administra- submit their report at Florida Chamber of tive assistant, will at- the FCCE board of dir- 395-4525 Commerce Executives tend the three-day ectors meeting at 4 (FCCE) Thursday, Fri- meeting at the Man- p.m. Thursday (Aug. 14) Sea Probe Sea Venture ger Motor Inn, Tampa. Pre-conf erence 61' Trumpy Flush Deck Cruiser. 1966 = 37' wood hull ChrisCraft Constellation. A member of the workshops are schedul- FCCE board of dir- ed all day Thursday. ectors who retires Friday and Saturday s from office this term, sessions will include a For Register will serve as business meeting, a Further chairman of the FCCE number of workshops on information nominating committee chamber management Call to name three new dir- and tours of Busch Gar- ectors. Serving on the dens and MacDill Air 399-8445 committee with him will Force Base. Conference be E. L. Davis, ex- theme is "Pacing the Sea Search 44' Gebr Dolman ecutive vice president, Pace Setters in the Sec- 47s Cargile Funliner Houseboat. Winter Haven Chamber ond 50 years." Motbrsailer (stoop rig). of Commerce, and W.S. Hammerly at Pensacola Naval Aviation Offic- er Candidate William B. Hammerly of Boca Ra- ton, is attending Avia- tion Officer Candidate School at Naval Schools Command, Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. This school is the START EARNING TODAY. 6 month Savings Certificates beginning phase of his earn from day of receipt. Minimum, $3,000. training under the Naval Flight Training Program. His training here will prepare him for a commission as an officer. More than 400 U.S. companies are repre- snted in Hong Kong, 200 of them by regional offices.
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CHURCHES BOCA RATON AL/VLNT A.L.C. - Ronald J. Dingle, Pastor 5001 N.E. 4th Avenue (near U.S. 1) Boca Raton Phones: 395-3632 or 395-4741 episcopAL efruRcfc Sunday School 9:00 Worship 9:45 Boca Raton Road'at N.E. Second Avenue BOCA RATON ^ I • r^/\LJL Mo. Synod - Eugene O. Krug, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES 701 W. Palmetto Park Road (7 Wks. W. of C.S. 1) 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion & Homily Phones: 395-0433 or 395-1939 10:00 A.M. Morning Prayer, Holy Communion & Sermon SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:45 WORSHIP 8:30 & 11:00 WEEKDAY SERVICES {Nursery at 8:30 & 11:00) Tuesday - 7:30 A.M. - Morning Prayer & Holy Communion. DEERFIELD BEACH Thursday - 10:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer & Holy Communion. L.C.A. - John H. Clark II, Pastor 959 S.E. 6th Avenue (Just W. of Deerfield Bch. Bank) Phones: 399-3146 or 399-0370 SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 WORSHIP 8:30 & 11:00 (Nursery at 8:30 & 11:00) First Presbyterian Church (UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, U.S.A.) Boca Raton 600 West Camino Real PRESBYTERIAN TWO SERVICES CHURCH 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Sermon A Young, Friendly, Growing Church 'Is the Church Obsolete?'* CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M.. Ministers WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Venezia discuss the Christian Family Movement with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rev. Albert 6. Shiphorsf Temporarily Meeting In Humiston. . Rev. C. Thomas Webb THE ART GUILD BUILDING Rev. David K. Allen 801 W. Palmetto Park Road -NURSERY AVAILABLE At Boca Raton Air-conditioned REV. DAVID NICHOLAS, PASTOR 11:00 A.M. Service Broadcast (Station WSBR - 740 on the Dial) "For / am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ. for if fs the power of God onto salvation to everyone that believeth."' Romans 1:16 Christian movement organized BIBLLTOWN COMMUNITY CHUflCH 600 N.W, FOURTH AVE,, BOCA RATON It all began back in 1943 hoping that more Catholic coup- Dr. Venezia said. First United when seven young men sat les will become interested in So far the group has sent 10:45 A.M. - REV. GERALD BOYER after hours in a Chicago of- the program and eventually letters to legislators apposing Mefhdisf Church fice talking, reasoning and theo- there will be other groups start- the abortion bills and to Con- United World Mission, St. Petersburg rizing. ed in the parish. gressman apposing the ABM "THE CHRIST FOR ALL NATIONS" 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton Although they were from Discussion is Only part of system. This past week, though 7:00 P.M. - REV. GERALD BOYER Minister - Clark S. Reed different backgrounds, they had the program, though. The real the actions was more at home "WIDE OPEN DOORS" Director of Christian Education — Jane Stentz one thing in common. They part of the program, the part PLUS: COLORED PICTURE PRESENTATION Director of Music - Edward Palmer and more personal. "AFRICA, THE SLEEPING GIANT AWAKES" wanted to find ways to help that puts into actions the words The couple acted as hosts to SPECIAL MUSIC: ROBERT BRAGUE, BARITONE Parish Visitor: Robert C. Buckley bring the work to Christ. spoken at the meetings is what six International students who EUGENE HIGH, TENOR Church School 9:30 A.M. From that meeting developed some people might refer to as were enroute back home to Ja- Morning Worship 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 The Christian Family Move- homework. Catholics have been pan after spending the summer Midweek Worship Wednesday 8:30 AM ment, which has grown to in- known to call it Apostolic action. studying at John Carroll Uni- Air-Conditioned Nursery clude almost 50 countries and Each week the group is versity in Cleveland Ohio. 100,000 couples. Now it's come sent out with a goal. "Maybe The six students were guests THE "LITTLE WHITE HOUSE" of UNITY to Boca Raton. it's registering our disapprov- 111 EAST ROYAL PALM ROAD Sermon: in the homes of the members In Boca Raton the Christian al of the types of movies shown for the weekend and were treat-' Sunday11:00 A.M. An Epistle of Joy and Sorrow Family Movement began with at our local theater or asking By Thomas Joyce ed to a picnic and swim party THURSDAY EVENING SUMMER ASSISTANT one couple, Dr. and Mrs. some one during the week what at Marymount College Satur- Richard venezia, who had heard they think about violence on day. The boys and girls Healing Meditation 7:30 P.M. about it through the St. Vin- television but it's something," flew home Monday. ROBERT K. BEGGS, LEADER cent de Paul Seminary in Boyn- CHURCH OF GOD ton Beach. Basically the purpose of the Movement, which has become Advent Church appoints FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH f Dale E. Hency, pastor a part of St. John of Arc Catholic parish, is to strengthen family 1300 N.W. 4th Avenue— Boca Raton life by bringing husband and wife Rev. Norman T. Spong - Pastor -''f "•"'/^M'-'Tempdrary Location: closer together, "in an enter- new kindergarten teacher il-:.-'^kS' : Addison Mizner prise requiring the best of their minds and hearts." SUNDAY SCHOOL . 9:45 A.M. :'y.'^':-: Elementary School SUNDAY WORSHIP HOUR 11:00 A."M'. CFM, as it's referred to by The kindergarten committee will be the sermon topic of Rev. SUNDAY GOSPEL HOUR 7:00 P.M. Church School 9:30 a.m. seven local couples already ac- at Advent Lutheran Church has Albert L. Eastman at the 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY BIBLE HOUR 7:30 P.M. tive in the program, helps its announced appointment of Miss service Sunday in Church of the members see their religion May Belle Clara as teacher for Open Door. Sermon topic at the more as a way of life, less as the school year. evening service will be "A a sometime thing. Miss Clara was voted teacher Character Study of the Man It creates a community spirit of the year in 1965 by the Bir- Adam." among families, helps parents mingham, Mich., school board. UNIVERSITY improve their family life, helps She received her teaching cer- "Is the Church Obsolete?" each person to know he is need- tificate and B.A. from Central will be the sermon topic of Rev. Baptist Church ed and useful, and offers laymen Michigan and her master's de- Albert G. Shiphorst at both ser- 755? W. Camino Real - Boca Raton and priests a productive way of gree from Wayne State. She also vices in First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Richard Buker coming to know, respect and has taken additional studies at will preach at both services work with each other. University of Michigan, and re- PREACHING TO THE HEART IN THE The local group meet on Sun- cently she was a recipient of Dr. Frederick Nelson will HEART OF BOCA RATON day evenings in each other's an award from Michingan for preach on "Faith in an Age of George Thomson, D.D. Pastor homes. The form at of the meet- outstanding work in training Doubt" at the 11 a.m. service 9:45 A.M.: SUNDAY SCHOOL ings includes discussion of a student teachers. in United Church of Boca Raton. scriptural passage, discus- sion of the litrugy and finally, Final program for the sum- Dr. Richard Buker will "The University Churcii" a social inquiry, which basically mer Bible school, sponsored preach at both services Sunday is discussing how scripture and by Christian Reformed Church, in University Baptist Church. THE CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR liturgy can be put to practical will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday 300 NW 35fli Street, Boca Raton use in our everyday life. in the church. The '•program "The Dwelling Place of God" ALBERT L. EASTMAN, PASTOR There is always a priest pre- will include songs and verses will be the sermon topic of Rev. 11:00 A.M. "IS POVERTY CAUSED BY SIN?" (Pastor) sent at the meetings, but he presented by the children, and Christian D. Weber at the 10:30 7:30 P.M. "A CHARACTER STUDY OF THE MAN ADAM!" serves only as catalyst and his refreshments will be served In a.m. service in Boca Raton An attractive air-conditioned chapel; goodly organ music by the classrooms where parents Moravian Church. Elmer Swanson; heart-searching messages from God's Word. function solely is to listen, then Rev. Albert L. Eastman, Pastor — John Eastman, Intern Pas- put into capsule form after will be able to meet the teachers tor. Friendly PICK-UP SERVICE FOR CAR-LESS PEOPLE. each discussion what has been and view a display of handi- Rev. Thomas Joyce, summer said. craft done by the students. assistant, will preach on "An Although there presently are Epistle of Joy and Sorrow" at only seven couples in the CFM Rev. Robert DeVries will the ' service in First United First Church of Christ, Scientist group and each group is limited preach at the morning service. Methodist Church. interim Location to seven couples for discussion His topic will be "What a Man 122 East Boca Raton Road purposes, Dr. and Mrs. Vene- Learned in Church." "Soul" will be the sermon zia are not going to stop at hav- topic at services for First SUNDAY SCHOOL NOW IN BEBOUT BUILDING ing just the one group. They're "Is Poverty Caused by Sin?" Church of Christ, Scientist. SERVICES READING ROOM Sunday 11 a.m. Bocade Bldg. Arcade Sunday School 11 a.m. 110E. Palmetto Park Rd, Nursery 11 a.m. Weekly 10 a.m. - 5 p.n Wednesday 8 p.m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev, William Gardner, Pastor Attend the Church TEMPORARY LOCATION 3333 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton of your choice Sunday SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School- 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 Morning Worship 11:00 AJVI. Evening Worship 7:30 Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" BOWLERS FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Church of BOCA RATON For Classified 450 N.E. 51st St., Boca Raton, Florida Fellowship SUNDAY SERVICES OPENINGS Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Worship service 10:45 A.M. LIMITED Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Ad Service Minister: Gene Stinson Bowls Tuesday 6*45 p.m. Call 395-8300 CONGREGATIONAL CALL NOW + 1 UNITED CHURCH Jack Stone 395-0879 EVANGELICAL and REFORMED 251 SW Fourth Avenue Lucy Parsons 395-1674 Frederick Nelson, D.D. Minister Now worshiping In New Sanctuary SSfcl -• University Bowl Warning Worship 11 A.M. Church School »:WA.M. Church of the Open Door Other road projects OK'd County votes funds for Delr ay Beach Intracoastal bridge County Commission- ings as the Public Ser- achieve many efficien- county parks and rec- across the Intracoastal west 22nd avenue pro- —Authorized a lease eight years of service to ers Tuesday received vice Commission since cies and economies reation. Johnson is pre- Waterway at Southeast ject between Congress with Allied Helicopters the county. bids for two road pro- the county has jurisdic- through joint city- paring a written report 12th street, Delray avenue and Lawrence of Tulsa as fixed base —Approved the ap- jects, changed policy on tion over the water firm county efforts. on meetings he attended Beach. An appraisal, road west of Boynton operator at the Glades pointment of Gwyn Gal- bids through the pur- through a franchise ar- Gaynor said the board at the convention. with damages, had set Beach, and agreed to Airport. lagher to the Jupiter advertise for bids on a chasing department, and rangement0 The board now is gathering addi- In other business, the the value at $104,450, —Presented a certi- Volunteer Fire Depart- decided to hold a rate denied even a temporary tional information on board; said Engineer William six-acre tract of county fied copy of a resolu- ment board ron recom- hearing on the Berk- boost, with the increas- Councils of Government —Approved the ex- Hill. land near Lake Ida. tion to former commis- mendation of Commis- shire Water Company's ed amounts going into to be reviewed for fur- penditure of $75,000 to —Accepted a proposal —Approved $12,000 sioner E.F.VanKessel, sioner Robert Cul- plan to increase fees. escrow as the firm had ther recommendations. obtain right-of-way from Field Enterprises worth of change orders commending him for his pepper. Apparent low bidder informed customers, He also attended needed for afuture State for the county jail ex- effective Aug. 23, and workshops on welfare, Road Dept. bridge for deeded right-of-way pansion and improve- for a Larimore Road for the planned North- Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 7k project in the Glades authorized the county ment program. was Rubin Construc- attorney to so notify tion Company at Berkshire. $17,892. Crabtree Con- A public hearing on struction offered to do the rate increase re- the job for $18,541, quest will be held fol- PRICES GOOD while Belvedere- Con- lowing legal advertise- THRU struction bid $20,221, ments. Bids on Okeechobee In other business, the SATURDAY boulevard, described as commission heard are- an experimental job with port from Chairman E. SHOP 9 TIL 9 DRUGS different^ thickness of D. (Dan) Gaynor on the surfacing material, National Association of WEEKDAYS, ranged from the appar- County Officials con- 1'SFAMILYDRBGS« ent low by Rubin of vention last week in SUNDAY 10 TIL 7 $127,910 to $148,044. Portland, Ore,, attend- MIAMI H|AIEAH PLANTATION LIGHTHOUSE POINT Both project bids were ed by him and Board CHARG-IT 8651 Cprol Way 571 W. 49ih S). 6171 W. Sunrife Blvd. 3780 N. Federo! Hwy 2278 S.W. 27th Ave. referred to the admin- Member Robert C. HAllANDAlE MARGATE BOCA RATON 4801 S.W. 8th St. 1620 Hallandale 3th. 61'
The Dolphins are ceeds will go to the six of 20 completions hoping that history will Crippled Children's and four interceptions. repeat when they face Society and to Boystown However, Coach Wilson the Philadephla Eages of South Florida.- This and the Dolphins are not at Miami Saturday night, is the fourth straight concerned about a re- at the Orange Bowl. year that the Dolphins turn to form by Griese. Kickoff for the AFL- and the Herald have The Dolphins Coach has NFL clash is set for 8 joined . forces in such a indicated, however, that P.m., and a crowd of up- venture and to date more veteran Rich Norton will wards of 40,000 is ex- than $120,000 has been start against the Eagles. pected to be in attend- raised for various Wide receivers Karl ance. Miami area charities. Noonan and Howard Last year, the two Aft er two games, Twilley and fullback teams had their first second year running Larry Csonka lead in meeting (which was also back Jim Kiick has been pass receptions, each at the Orange Bowl) and far and away Miami's with four. On defense, the Dolphins emerg- top rusher. He has car- Jimmy Warren, was a ed with a 23-7 victory ried 26 times for 133 standout against the It's a trailer, a camper and a boat — Miami's first win yards. This amounts Bears at his left cor- over an NFL club. to an average of 5.1 nerback position, grab- bing two interceptions. On water it's a boat. The Eagles return as yards, and he has scor- when placed on remov- On highways it's a trail- able metal braces. a "new look" team. ed one touchdown, asev- Strengthening the er. In the woods it's a Specially design- They have a new coach, en-y a r d scamper Dolphins' secondary for camper. From Min- Jerry Williams, a new against Chicago. Re- the Eagles game will be ed flat pontoons offer nesota's lake region remarkable stability. A general manager, Pete serve fullback Stan Mit- the fact that veteran comes news of the first Retzlaff, a new owner, chell has gone 40 yards regular cornerbacks, light 3-1/2 HP motor amphibious trailer. Or will push it and troll Leonard Tose, and in seven tries, and QB Warren and Dick West- is it the first mobile Many new faces among Bob Griese in four moreland, will be play- fishermen along a fav- boat? What it isisNavi- orite weed bed. But hook their playing personnel. scrambles against the ing together for the first Camper, a complete In AFL-NFL com- Bears picked up 27 time. On account of mi- up a 55HP outboard family fun unit that and NaviC amper will petition, the senior NFL yards. nor injuries, Warren hooks onto your trail- teams have a 6-3 edge Griese has connected missed the Minnesota pull a pair of skiiers er hitch and follows you across its light wake. approaching this week- on 14 of 37 passing at- contest, and Westmore- to campsite or lake- end. Five other inter- tempts for 136 yards. land was absent against shore. And for a family of league games, in addi- He had one of the very Chicago, campers, what could be tion to Philadelphia- few bad games of his Back it into the land- better than an easy Miami, are being played On the debit side, ing, crank down the pon- three-year pro career however, the Dolphins handling unit that sets up this weekend. toons and NaviCamper in ten minutes. Cus- against Chicago, only will be minus the ser- becomes a pontoon boat. The Dolphins, under vices of Norm Evans, hioned seats become It features a collapsible, soft beds. With two air Coach George Wilson, veteran offensive right removable aluminum will have a determin- tackle who suffered an mattresses on the floor, roof. Roll down can- NaviCamper becomes a ation to gain the lead and Tie for incomplete rupture of vas front, back and maintain it against the the ligament in his right woodland home for a sides makes a snug, family of six. Taste- Eagles. In Miami's knee against Chicago. roomy, foam rubber, opener, the Dolphins first place He will be out at least fully decorated too. Gold vinyl covered seats and or blue indoor-outdoor went ahead 10-0 in the three weeks, and Coach backs. One back is for- first quarter over Min- Madeline Spencer and Wilson has said that Ed carpet and gold or white mica covered on one vinyl cushions. nesota. But the Vikings Florence Keeher tied Tuck, 245-pound rookie side to use as a table forged to an eventual for first place honors sixth round draft choice 45-10 win as the Dol- Tuesday when the Boca from Notre Dame, will ^S^SSSSSSS^S^^ SSSSSS-S-SSS'^ phins used rookies and Teeca golfing ladies start in his place. Wil- reserves almost ex- took to the course. Play- son said he is also hop- clusively in the second ing in a tee to green ing that veteran Maxie New team added and fourth quarter. The tournament, the two Williams will be avail- contest against the came in with scores of able against Philadel- Bears was a magnificent 40. phia. Williams, who has effort on the part of the Second place went to been a starter at either Large turnout for midget football Dolphins, particularly Mae Poelvardee. . She tackle or guard in the with reference to the de- shot a 41. offensive line over the fensive unit. Going into past three years, suf- A large turnout of 120-pound Jets, came up going to be a little scheduled plus the Tur- Thanksgiving — Oak- the fourth quarter, fered a severe elbow prospective football with only 30 boys in short," he said. key Bowl which tradi- ridge Miami led, 10-3. But Schedule sprain in one of the very players of midget size that class. Sidewand said some tionally comes on too many turnovers, first workouts in train- was on hand Monday of the boys may be wait- Thanksgiving Eve. This ©/ -\C four pass interceptions night for registration of "Maybe 20 of them ing to try out for the year, the Jets will host ing camp this year. can play .ball and jtill OFF and three furiBSled lacks lessons Miami fans will see Jet§, Jet Juniors and the,, junldPMgh school team the Oakridge, Tenn., newi^-pound 'team, Ed be carried on the testa/', wherf^ehool starts next Little Atoms. eventually turned an Golf pro Angle Boz- Norm Snead at the quar- exciting contSst in the Sidewand said. Sidewand said. "We month. zuto has scheduled a new terback position for the normally like to have The complete sched- direction of the Bears, 10 week series of golf Eagles, Considered one But the breakdown "I have had assur- ule for the season is 16-10. Each team scor- was just a little lop- a team strength of 33 ance, however," he instruction sponsored of the premier quarter- boys. as follows: ed one touchdown, but by the Boca Raton Rec- backs of pro football, sided. said, "that they won't Sept. 6 — Deerfield, Chicago had a 3-1 ad- reation Dept. Snead was hurt early in Sidewand, coach of the "You can see, we're carry any boy under the away BOCA RATON 120-pound weight, so FLORIDA'S NEWEST vantage in the field goal Beginner adults and pre-season competition Sept. 13 — Lighthouse department. a year ago, and did not maybe we'll have some Point, here CHAMPIONSHIP teens will meet Friday, more trying out for the 18 HOLE COURSE There will be two Aug. 22, at 7:30 p.m.; return until mid^ Bowling Standings Sept. 20 — Delray sure winners in Sat- Jets." Gently rolling fair- advanced adults and season. As a conse- Beach, away ways and carpet-rich urday night's game, Allstars 28 20 Sept. 27 — Bye greens accent our teens at 8.-30 p.m. quence, he did not play Ladies Scratch League par 72 layout... however. The contest against the Dolphins in Team Won Lost L. Strikes 28 20 Coach Bill Miller Oct. 4 — Wilton Man- part of the new Pre-registration is Boca Teeca Country is being sponsored by advised as the class will 1968, and Miami fans Jazzybelles 106 74 Foul Balls 25 23 couldn't be happier. ors, home Club Estates. the Miami Herald and a be limited to a certain will be seeing him for BLA's 103 77 Razorbacks 24 24 With 17 returnees from Oct. 11 — Northeast, Phone lor good portion of the pro- number of students. the first time on Sat- Ding'Lings 97.5 82.5 Bowlweevils 24 24 last year, he had a total home Starling limes: urday night. Last Satur- Misfitz 81.5 98.5 Mylors 22.5 25.5 of 63 lads trying out for Oct. 18 — Western, MEMBERSHIPS 399-5120 AVAILABLE! Pete Cooper, day evening, as the Ea- Debs 80 100 Untouchables 22 26 the 95-pound Jet Juniors home Golf Director BOCA RATON gles were edged by the Odd Wads 72 108 4 Squares 21.5 26.5 Monday night. He will Oct. 25 — Margate, Atlanta Falcons, in High team game and Wed. Aches 21 27 probably cut this num- away Portland, Ore., 13-7, high team triple BLA's Handicaps 19 29 ber to something over Nov. 1 — Deerfield COUNTRY CLUB 443 and 1265; ind. high Les Souriantsl4 34 30 for the regular sea- N.w. 51st St. anil 2n0Ave., Inlet Tide Table Snead completed 16 of Beach, home Boca Raton (V2 mite west of: U.S. t) 31 passes for 194 yards Annette Grimes 185; High team game Han- son. Nov. 8 — Southwest, : : 399-S1M - '"'"• and one touchdown. He is ind. triple Barbara Al- dicaps 822; high team For- the new team, away o o DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME with Del Walke.as the HIGH LOW particularly adept at ber 465. triple Vestalites 2338; women's ind. high and coach, 56 lads signed AM PM AM PM throwing the bomb, and it is interesting that the IBM Summer Mixed ind. triple Betty Herr- up. They are all in the Thur. Aug. 14 9:47 10:11 3:56 4:14 TD pass against Atlanta Team Won Lost mann 175 and 437; men's 75-pound class, a new Soiifhern Manor Fri. Aug. 15 10:23 10:41 4:32 4:50 came on a 52-yard pitch Vestalites 35 13 ind, high John Gattie grid team this year. : Sat. Aug. 16 10:59 11:17 5:08 5:26 to Wide Receiver Har- Slumphfs 28 20 224; ind. triple John "Overall, it's the COUNTRY OLUB Sun. Aug. 17 11:47 11:53 5:44 6:02 old Jackson. Alley Cats 28 20 Wiseman 524. largest turnout we've Courtesy Flotilla 36, U.S. Coast Guard The Eagles are ex- ever had," Sidewand NOW Auxiliary. pected to arrive, in Mi- ." (•• said. "We're real happy DAILY GREEN FEES ami in time for a Fri- so many of the young day drill and while here boys are interested in ONLY $a.so football." will be quartered at the *». Pull Carts Permitted Ivanhoe Hotel, in Miami The three-team local r-\2r { HONDA Sales & ServiceBeach! . football aggregation will begin play Sept. 6 on a Best 3 of 4 road trip to Deerfield GOLF & ELECTRIC CART Beach. All three will be T0TAL Best three balls of playing each Saturday foursome was the tour- evening during the reg- SAOO """•"- nament for members of ular schedule. Nine |CJL l2 PLAYiRS PER CART) the Royal Palm Wom- league games are ^^^P ill prices plus 4% sal« tax en's Golf Association Phorre Delray 278-3371 or 278-2002 last week. Shooting a 222 and 18 Hole Par 71 Championsnip Course winning the honors was TROPHIES Route U.S. 441 (St. Rd. 7) Midway Between Delray & Boca Raton the foursome of Alice B BOOKINGS FOR TOURNAMENT & GROUP JBOCA HONDA SALES 391-1400! Fraser, Peggy Van Me- UNIVERSITY BOWL ter, Dottie Wilson and B PLAY & MOTEL DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE! B June Mathews. +* t Phone 395-5222 Dennis Mytyk, 14, of Cleveland, visiting rtBBflfllBBBBIHflflSS£BBH!i with Eddie Dezic, right, holds the 20-pound BUTLER 1st iis Class since 1899 red snapper he caught here recently from the And 1st in FUN IM 1919 driftboat Captain Kidd. 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U. S. No. 1 — Between fl L»iiri*tdale and Ptwnpano Ghost towns in N, Florida Phone 942-1346 Thurs.Fri. Sat. 8/14-15-Lfr Florida's four cen- In 1838 St. Joseph's Then in 1842 a wood- St. Marks to serve as turies of romantic his- prospects became even land fire strayed into a shipping point away tory has left many rem- brighter as it won over town, searing homes and from that port's crowd- nants of men's dreams St. Augustine and Pen- stores. Final blow came ed and congested har- and follies scattered a- sacola as the site for in 1843 when a tidal bor. After five years 'Where Dining feSortiething Unique' cross the land. Florida's first State storm swept in, engulf- Port Leon boasted docks i A cemetery over-run Constitution Convention. ing the streets and leav- and warehouses, stores, f ith vines and weeds, Historians report that ing the entire town cov- homes and a newspaper. a river site with no vis- never has there been ered with mounds of Then from the sea surg- ible signs of life, an such a gathering of in- sand from the sea bot- ed the tidal wave. Re- old sawmill decaying in- fluential men in the tom. fugees fled to Newport, to ruins — these are state. Today Port St. Joe, located two miles to the all that remain today They came and were an important industrial north on the St. Marks Presents for yaut nightly entertainment of once bustling and center and seaport, in- River, Tuesday through Saturday at 8:30 prosperous towns. Now corporates the site of — : Stindayat 7£0 relegated to a paragraph St. Joseph. The State At Newport the mer- or two in the state's Constitution Convention chants re-built their history, these munici- Museum and a monu-v firms and the town pros- pal corpses neverthe- ment mark the spot of pered. less are mute testimo- the long ago state meet- nies of colorful eras. ing and tell the story of 1 TODAY AND I Travelers intrigued the ghost town. A ceme- BOCA RATON^^^^^^^W DINNER FROM 5P.M. by ghost towns will en- tery with tombstones of gociurn* 1 I SEUCTEOMD @>y visiting the sites the former residents of 9:30 A.M., MPPHyCB fllMS and re-living the mo- St. Joseph speaks even CLOSED MONDAY ments of glory, once more eloquently. STARTS SUN- known ;by,:these histor- ical specters. The stprm"that'l£i WINNING- ,;; St. Joseph in ISliii 429 N. During St. Joseph's doomed another cotton heyday, citizens fore- impressed by the fine port. Owners of the Tal- Classified Ad Service saw only a rosy future. lahassee Railroad £$ "Don't miss Built 28 miles west of buildings, beautiful out — only Phone 395-8300 homes, race tracks, el- opened Port Leon in Apalachicola overlook- VN ty JJi AMI. egant casinos and excit- 1838 on Apalachee Bay -^- 35t shows left." ing the bay in northwest about two miles from ing shops. Ships an- LAST DAY 2:00 - 3:50 - 6:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 Florida, St. Joseph was chored in the harbor conceived as a rival to brought luxurious silks, that city in attracting the fine laces and exotic FAMOUS DOOR wealthy cotton trade foods. CHINESE RESTAURANT Wbming down the Apala- In the COVE SHOPPING CENTER Despite its seeming , DEERFIELD chicola River. A rail- Serving Lunch - Dinner - Late Supper road, Florida's first affluence, St. Joseph CLOSED MONDAY Open Noon til Midnight steam-operated, was lagged behind Apalachi- FOR RESERVATION OR TAKE OUT ORDERS - 399-5455 SEE IT FROM THE EDGE ©F YOUR SEAT! built to join a canal dug cola in cotton tonnage, to Lake Wimico, which with the older city main- has an outlet on the riv- taining a lead by 20,000 From the young lovers reflected in the cat's eye to the er above Apalachicola. bales in annual ship- climax atop San Francisco's tallest building... ments. Even after a sec- ond, shorter railroad DADDY'S GONE A-HUNTING IS Golf In Boca Raton was built and freight "ONE OF THE SCARIEST charges reduced, the ci- FRIGHTENING FILMS University Park ty fell behind. For a There were three men in her life. One to take her., n JohnB rthol time St. Joseph enjoyed one to love her-and one to kill her. B£* I'VE EVER SEENl - ' ™™A™£ Oounirjf Olyl fame as a resort, with CLAUDIA CARDIN ALE its race tracks second only to Saratoga's in HENRYFONDA 1969-70 New York state. JASON ROBARDS DADDY'S GONE A-HUNTSNG IS MEMBERSHIPS First of the city's Now Available death knells sounded in ONCE UPON ftTI M "THE BEST HITCHCOCK TYPE 1841 when a ship came SUSPENSE THRILL IN YEARS!" GREEN EACH into port with yellow IN THE WEST —Joyce Haber. Nationally Syndicated Columnist FEE & 2 PER fever victims. The ELECTRIC CART plague spread and soon CART 5.50 there were not enough well persons to bury 395-5460 . 39?-692! the dead. Trenches were dug for common graves. OR Military Trail, University Part Three-fourths of the In Baca Rates town perished. SUMMER SCHEDULE OPEN 5 DAYS TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY WHEN THE BABY STARTS TO CRY YOU'LL START TO SCREAM! Cipsed Sunday and Monday 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00
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i\tttifm and inlruduc Miff | if ir ' For Keservatians Call PAROI WNITP PAI II Rl IPl/p MAtFrawERst^ILHYLANDSj IARRYCWEN»-LORENZOSEMPLEJR 3850 N. Federal Hwy. Maitre d' Douglas vrvfxwL. VVni I C I nUL DUrviAL. MosiecomposcdaraiconductKibvjohiivwiiiams A New Excitement in Entertainment^?^ On U.S. 7 in Pompano Beach 395-1682 ';. 1 block north of Shoppers Haven M SogpsM Fsr MMUK AadiMcn , For Reservations Call 942-0006 501 Palmetto Park Rd dosed Mondays Boca Raton EXCITEMENT STARTS 10A BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 SEAGATE TOWERS Condominium Under co.nstructian ; A unique Peninsula location. A unique apt. plah. A "must'* To see — on the Intracoastql city council e Ta : Area plans now in hands of '" ® ^ y Beach, 200 McFarland Dr. Phone 278-4564 of 399-8633 (Continued from Page 1) * A general "pulling make joint efforts to cussion, municipal of- velopment committee be guidelines and consider the county as a whole.' Vice Chairman George together" by the county obtain state and federal ficials reported on ex-formed, with elected of- V. Warren, They includ- board and municipal- financial aid to develop isting recreational and ficials as members. ed: ities to set goals and recreation on the beach- beach facilities, in- They would represent BILL BINKO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC es and inland, including cluding future plans. municipalities and the the Glades. Noting that a joint ef- County Commission. Your Largest Volume Chrysler Plymouth Dealer — A possible state fort by all communities "The County Com- In The State of Florida. mission stands ready to Split highway survey park on Single Island, and the county will be HOME OF THE ROADRUNNER - CAR OF THE YEAR with up to a mile of needed, Warren said join with you, within our beach front. ' 'Many more munici- limitations," Warren — An Olympic-size pality representatives told the attending muni- brings first replies swimming pool for John are necessary" to make cipal officials. Prince Park in the Lake the idea work asacoun- Of the committee, Ninety-six members of the survey will be Worth area, reported by tywide program. proposed under the joint of the Chamber of Com- made known on or be- Commissioner Robert Morgan suggested venture, Gaynor said: merce have responded fore Wednesday, Aug. C. Johnson, who dis-that a recreational de- "We have to set to a survey on the pro- 20. played preliminary plans for such a com- posed split alignment TELEPHONE 395-1701 •*» • of U.S. 1 traffic in the City Council and re- plex. first returns received presentatives of the During general dis- RUDDLPH C. LARSDNJ this week at the cham- COMPLETE SERVICE FACILITIES State Department of The vast majority of COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF DISTINCTION I ber office. Transportation (for- Nigeria's 62 million INTERIORS INDUSTRIAL MARINE merly the State Road De- STANDARD EQUIPMENT WITH ALL DEALS The questionaire people belong to one of ARCHITECTURAL INTERIORS INDUSTRIAL MARINE asked members to partment) are tentative- 250 tribal groups. Near- ''AUTOMATIC COURTESY" ly scheduled to meet designate whether they ly half are Moslem and EXECUTIVE SUITE WEIR PLAZA BLDG. 1750 N. Federal (U.S. 1) Ft. Lauderdaie were for or against the Aug 20 to discuss the 855 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOCA RATON FLA. more than one-fourth 566-7538 suggested change in the plan which calls for Christian. Boca Raton traffic pat- northbound traffic to tern. It was mailed to be routed on U.S. 1 (fed- the 567 regular Cham- eral highway) and for ber members Monday, Dixie highway to carry Aug. 11. The results southbound traffic.
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Dr. Frank 0. Had- sity of Florida and earn- lock, formerly a mathe- ed doctoral degree at the matician at the Gen- University of Texas. LIQUORS eral Electric Elec- He is married and has • . AND tronics Laboratory in two small children. Syracuse, N.Y., has joined the faculty of Dig Florida Atlantic Uni- County versity as assistant b professor of computer systems and mathe- budget WHERE OVER 20 MILLION DRINKS HAVE BEEN SERVED! matics. A specialist in the County Commission- mathematical aspects of ers have launched a Join the Fun and Win! Enter Big computer and informa- thorough review of Daddy's "Name the Bar Maid" Contest. tion science, he has as- 1969-70 governmen- 20 Cash Prizes. Details at sociated with General tal budget requests, and all State Stores Electric's information are expected to continue and Big Processing Group since their work at least Daddy 1966. During most of through this week. Lounges! that time he was also an Requests from all de- adjunct professor at partments totaled $42 Syracuse University. million and were term- For a year previously ed "pie in the sky" fig- SCHENLE he was a math instruc- ures by Commission- tor at Manatee Junior er Robert C. Johnson of O.F.C. PROOF College. Lake Worth. Other 86.8 PROOF Dr. Hadlock is a board members con- SEAGRAM'S graduate of the Univer- curred. IMPORTED HOSES CANADIAN 36 PROOF - ••••*'••-"-•••DBIIK fl«to* - T:
Mrs. Bodell Chadron. Survivors include his Mrs. Lida W. Bodell, wife, Pauline, Boca Ra- CANADIAN 64, 1021 N.W. Sixth St., ton; son, H. Leed Car- CHIVAS PRINCE died Monday. mean, San Francisco, She is survived by daughters, Mrs, Joan MIST REGAL HUSSOFF one daughter, Mrs. Vir- Bigood, Oregon City, imported Canadian 86 PROOF 12 YR. OLD ginia Carlson, Boca Ra- Oregon, Mrs. Sandra at Domestic Prices VODKA ton; one son, Dr. Bruce Coleman, La Mesa, IMPORTED Bodell, Chicago; one Calif., and sisters, SCOTCH brother, Oren A. Whit- Mrs. Ermine Cof- man, Des Plaines, 111.; fee, Chadron, and Mrs. a sister, Miss Celia M. Orpha Newton, Stock- Whitman, La Mesa, ton, Calif. Calif., and six grand- Services will be held children. at 10:30 a.m. Today in Services and burial St. Joan of Arci Church aepsrssiuM will be in Glen Ellyn, and burial will be in I. W. HARPER 111., with Lorne-Babione Boca Raton Cemetery. /I,*. Funeral Home in charge 86 Proof—Straight IMPORTED /££> of local arrangements. KENTUCKY BOURBON H. M. Carmean Bowl Services will be held AND HAVE today for Herman M. FUN Carmean, 75, 129 S. Ocean Blvd., who Its not too early died Monday, to inquire about Mr. Carmean was a retired owner and op- oar fall leagues! erator of a lumber CALL 395-5222 FOR concern in Chadron, Ne- KITTY ROBERTSON, braska . He was a COORDINATOR member of American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, life University member of the Elks, - former mayor of Chad- Bowl ron and active in Rotary International, all in BOCA RATON ANCIENT AGE 86 PROOF—IMPORTED 86 PROOF—4 TiAR OLD SCOTCH Straight Kentucky Mended and Bottled in Scotland' Something unusual has happened to restaurants ...and it's in Boca! lunch-time, dinner-time, snack-time Soup • Sandwiches • Steak • Specialties Open 11 a.m. • 11 p.m. HAPPINESS IS A STATE LIQUORS' STORE AND BIG DADDY'S LOUNGE THE SALE EFFECTIVE AT OUR FT. LAUDERDALE, POMPANO PURFyE BOCA RATOH DELRAY BEACH DELRAY AND BOCA RATON STORES ONLY PQMPANO FORT UUDERDALE PICKjyE 2515 I. hi. H»j. 4480 N. FEDERAL HWT. tit 5. FEDERAL M*Y. 147? E. COMMERCIAL BLVD. 3101 W. BROWABD BLVD. 2948 N. FEDERAL HOT. Man. - Thw>. 9 AM. - 9 P.M. Doll, 9 AM. . 9 PM, Mon. - Sot. 9 AM. • 10 PM. 545-3271 565-3791 LU 1-6864 Royal Palm Plaza, Boca Raton 45 So Federal Hwf. • Frl., Sot. 9 AJ*. - ]0PM. 943-1749 Sun. 1 P-M- - 10 P.M. BIO DADDY'S LOUNGE BIG DADDY'S LOUNGE EAST BIG DADDY'S LOUNGE WEST Sun. 1 P.M. • 6 PM 941-2139 Men. - Frl. 10 A.M. • 2 A.M. Mon.-Frl. 10 AJ«. -2 AX. Mon.-S«.. II AM. -4 A.M. Phone 399-8454 (Formerly Browns Liquors) 278-2525 ~ Sot. 10 AM. • 3 AJW. S«t. 10A-M.-3A.M. Sim. 1 PM. • 4 AM. Spocloui Haw Parkins Ai.a in "By Far Hi. B..1" Bl Paddy'. H..I SULKY LOUNGE Sun. 1 PJ*. - 2 A.M. Sun. 1 P.M. - 2 AM. 3 for carry-out Dolly 1DA.M. -'4 MM. Abra/i "fil> Doing." If. rh« Moil to Say *• FT. LAUDERDALE CO> ONIAL LOUNGt" BIG DADDY'S LOUNGE Iocs i@t@i Sunday 2 P.M. - 4 A.M. Bl» O«lay'. E.«t." 1541 Cordova Rd. Franchises available Daily 10 A.M. • 2 AM. NORTH •t Big DaooV« "• Hon . Sat. 9 A.M. • 10 P.M. BIG DADDY'S LOUNGE " You At Th. Solly" (Just Norrh of Pabllx and Kwfk di».> Sun. 1 PJ*. - 2 A.M. M«. -S«t. II AM. -A AM. 2600 W. DAVIE BLVDT BIG DADDY'S HUT Sun. 1 P.M. - 9 P.M. Man. - Sat. II AM. - 4 A.M. off 17th St. Cguun;! 563-5903 In D.lroy Tl,. "Onlr " Sm. 1 P.M. - 4 A.M. BIG DADDY'S LOUNGE SOUTH 1021 Smlnela Drlva 395-4324 Sun. I P.M. - 4 A.M. Lounga Is tfc Colonial Lm
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By SANDY WESLEY and several regular woodwinds. ists in the future," Dr. Crabb The orchestra, which has said. #' A housewife plays a bassoon, stopped rehearsing for the What types of music does the ' retired-physician plays an oboe, month of August, is two thirds chamber group play? a student plays a bass fiddle, community and one third stu- Last rehearsal the group con- and a child watches. dents. centrated on Haydn's Sym- The scene is in studio 30 "I hope to be able to add more phony No. 104. But Dr. Crabb of Florida Atlantic University's community people and students believes in variety so during the humanities building. to the orchestra and eventual- summer months they've work- And it's a dream come true ly expand to a symphony orches- ed on three Haydns, and they've for Dr. Eugene Crabb, chair- tra of 75 pieces," Dr. Crabb done Bizet's Carmen. man of the fine arts depart- said. "We read something new ment at Florida Atlantic Uni- This is the second part of at every rehearsal," Dr. Crabb versity, But it's just part of the his dream, but Dr. Crabb is said. dream. realistic enough to know that Although the group has dis- The housewife, the student, he won't have his symphony or- banded for a month, it will be- and the retired physician chestra until the enrollment in- gin rehearsing again in Sep- are part of FAU's 35 piece creases. tember 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. ev- chamber orchestra. Dr. Crabb "We have a good enrollment ery Thursday. However the stu- ©calls the group his Town and now," he said; "but we need dents rehearse more often. Gown Orchestra because it con- more students." sists of both music students and In the meantime his cham- Already the group is plan- • people in -the.community who ber group does not just, re- ning' its first concert of the play instruments and who want hearse once 'aTweek. Bast sea-' season for late October dur-, to be a part of the univer- son it performed three con- ing the Music at Noon series sity chamber group. The child certs and this season it ex- at the FAU theatre. is part of the small audience pects to do more. "We*re hoping to be able to that gathers to hear the group In fact, the group backed up interest more members of the rehearse. Kiki Nakamura, pianist and F AU community in the chamber or- Boca Raton's Newest and Finest On a good day when the full music professor, in a piano chestra," Dr. Crabb smiled. orchestra rehearses there are concert during the Music at "Already one of the women in five cellos, 11 to 12violins, two Noon series last year. "We our group has indicated her DRAPERIES violas, one or two string bass hope to perform with other art- neighbor might be interested." HEAVY DUTY TRAVERSE RODS AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE WITH ANY DRAPERY. ORDER.
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Federal H«y. • Ph. l Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 3B Tammy Bowers and Jan Pumphrey made leather purses for the bazaar. Carol Dolson and Jan Rimar put finishing touches on posters. Local girls to end summer with bazaar Summer can getpret- after you've spent just gone on just so many six weeks at the summer Marlena Sandground nicely. The two girls corner of US1 and Bo- recreation program and and Susan Allbaugh ty boring for a girl, so many days at the shopping trips with mom have a special interest ca Raton Road for their or after you've spent now it's closed. solved the problem very in UNICEF, and organ- bazaar. I mean what can you do beach or after you ve ization which helps chil- So now the posters dren in more than 100 are going up and the countries by supplying youngsters are putting them with food, medi- the finishing touches on cines and schooling they their items for sale need so badly. which include stuffed The girls decided to toys, baskets, can- hold a bazaar for UNI- dles, key rings, ash CEF. So they gathered trays, hangers, Christ- together a group of 11 girls and began mak- mas tree ornaments, ing bean bags,,head cov- bubble bath and JQffip" erings, change purses rapes.' ••• • : ••••• •"•'•"•'•' - and decorating lotion The bazaar also will bottles to be sold at the have a cake walk, skin CustonTRpcliiiing bazaar. art, games and a white Chairs elephant sale. Devoted exclusively The project has tak- to your Comfort en practically all sum- mer to complete and now Norwegian youth hos- the girls are ready for tels showed a decrease FLETCHER. INC. the bazaar, which will in visitors, last year, be held 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to 417,200. The drop 5501 H. Fed, Hwy. Saturday, Aug. 23. was attributed mainly Boca Baton, Fla. The girls' biggest to British and French problem was where to currency restrictions,, k Phone 395-2133 hold the bazaar. But the City Hall gave them a helping hand. In fact, city officials gave the girls permission to use COMPLETE Sanborn Square at the FOREIGN & DOMESTIC TRAVEL and CRUISE SERVICE AMPLE For Fast Results PARKING IN REAR Use The ESTABLISHED 1956 Boca Raton News 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 Beth Armstrong, Paula Kenneth and Marlena Sandground view crafts which will be sold at the bazaar. Star-spangled key SYMBOL F. BYRON PARKS to a home of you? own REALTOR T)/utpuuj. OF BETTER LIVING Via Wimet Royal Palm Plaza TH1 GOLD OVER 25 YEARS IN BOCA RATON IN BOCA RATON Associates Elmer L. D. Livaudais On the Ocean Tel.: 395-3790 Frances B. Livaudais COMPARE Two and three bedroom ocean tower KEELER'S condominium apartment residences $37,750 to $82,750 COMPARE!! EVERY DAY Best Value on the Goldcoast LOW Live in an exclusive ocean tower Deluxe 2'bed'oon, 2-bath apartment from effective July 10, 1969 CONTRACT that offers a unique architectural concept and a maximum of privacy, PRICES security, and convenience. wmst®n Bay All draperies expertly made in our own CONDOMINIUMS ON THE WATERFRONT workrooms, —Compare Winston Bay's Features—| At KEELER'S you'll No charge for making » No Ground Lease • No Recreation Lease find hundreds of bolts of full length, regular or tra- 8 the most exciting drapery verse, from $1.98 yd. Guar- HOW UNDER $30 Monthly Maintenance Fee f fabrics anywhere . . . just anteed rods and installation. Marble Baths and Vanities GE Self-Cleaning Stoves far the Gold Coast! CONSTRUCTION hitehall Fully Wood-Panelled Dens Superb Recreation Facilities OF BOCA RATON Open Mon.-Sat. Exhibit apartments open 2000 South Ocean Boulevard .—^ ••—.IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Boca Raton, Florida 33432 9-5 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Phone: 399-5022 5900 N.E. 7TH AVENUE • BOCA RATON, FLORIDA I Coma In Draping the Gold Coast PHONE: 399-8877 Or Phone Boca Raton L GENERAL EUCTRIC APPLIANCES BY Pelnwtte Pork I Rood 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, 278-2877 1Conceived. Created and Developed by fc}-BAD!CE REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION ' HOPKINS-SMITH. FORT LAUOEROiUE VANITY AftD TUBS BY Tn fett lavditdat* Visit our nationally famous Browse *n Think Shop and © CHRYSLER REALTY CORPORATION, a Subsidiary of Ckysler Motors Corporation (Cove Center) foeerfield Beach — Phone 399-2837 En 4B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 Happy House By CLAIRE ARCHER lively tangerine for the my suggestion. Do you have a question towels in your husband's bathroom? Request from Mrs. P. pertaining to interior W. — I am redoing my decorating? Mrs, Ar- cher wttl'lg Request from Mrs, G. guest bedroom. I have :be happy-' F. G. — In a bedroom painted the walls off to ans- for two young girls I white and made draw wer your have a blue vinyl tile draperies and bed- ^» q u e s- floor, pale greenish blue spread of material en- T^ Vi o n s. walls and bright yel- closed. What color will : «'* RTequest low furniture. What col- I use for two small slip- should be or for bedspreads? per chairs and wall- sent to the Dear Mrs. G. F. G. to-wall carpet? Boca — Apple green bed- Dear Mrs. P. W. — R a t o n spreads would make a For the added zip to the News smart looking room for pink in the draperies your two girls. and bedspread, I would W i t h Mrs. Archer advise an emerald green self-addressed envel- carpet and a rosedust ope. Request from Mrs. R. B. — Please advise on for the two chairs. Request from Mrs. M. bathroom. I have pink Happy house to youl A_ — What color towels tile walls, pink fixtures should I use in my hus- and pink and white band's bathroom? It is a floor. What color for small bathroom and I towels and bath rug. Al- have beige patterned so what color for cur- wallpaper on the walls tains? and ceiling, walnut cab- Dear Mrs. R. B. — inet base with beige top Curtains could be in a and white basin. black and white print. Dear Mrs. M. A. — Bath rug and towels in How about a bright and a cherry red. Couple gets Request from Mrs.C. H. — What color spread should I put in my daugh- JIM BROTHERTOH chairmanship ter's room? She is twen- Favorite ty-four. The carpet is can save you Dr. and Mrs. E. Mon- pale gold. The walls and money on insurance roe Farber have accep- flush doors are covered ted the co-chairmanship with a red, blue and gold Fifth Avenue Plaza of the 15th annual Be- wall paper — sample 395-7707 thesda Memorial Hospi- enclosed. Furniture, gathering tal Benefit Ball to be such as a night table, held Jan. 10 in the Great two straight chairs and Hall of the Boca Raton two chests are in a blond You're in good hands with Hotel and Club, accord- finish. ALLSTATE ing to an announcement Dear. Mrs. C. H. — place from W. Paul Bebout, Either a red and white INSURANCE FOUNDED EY SEARS Jr., Boca Raton, presi- or blue and white strip- AbUteliuiinneiCompMla • Hom« Office: Staki.. Ill dent of the Bethesda ed bedspread would be One of Boca Raton's favorite Hospital Assn., spon- summer gathering places is Bo- soring organization. ca Raton Hotel and Club. Whether Longtime residents of HEAR SERMONS FROM it be at the Court of the Four Delray Beach, Dr. and Lions or at the Cabana Club Mrs. Farber, in turn, THE makes no real difference. announce they have se- Club members can take their lected Sammy Spear and "DERRYBERRY PATCH" pick and usually their choice de- his orchestra of the pends upon whether they're golf- Jackie Gleason Show to AUGUST 22-24 ers or swimmers. Golfers play for dancing at the usually end the day at the court gala black tie dinner and swimmers usually can be dance. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH found at the Cabana Club. Ball tickets tradition- 701 H.E. 2nd Street Mr. and Mrs. Ernest K. Seyd chat over dinner at the Cabana Club. ally limited in number will go on sale Thanks- DEERFiELD BEACH giving weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Al Pfeltz relax with Mr. and Mrs. Bill S. Ransdell in the Court of the Four Lions. Iced with Vanilla & Chocolate Fudge, 1 -Ib. LORIOk PHONE Golden ONSTRUCTiON CO., INC. (MODEL) 391-2229 To the moon Loaf Cake . . *» 59< HOMES STYLED for FLORIDA LIVING Full of Cinnamon & Pecans, 1 -Ib. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOH from $27,850 Cobblestone (ABOVE PRICE EXCLUSIVE OF LOT AND OPTIONAL SWIMMING POOL) 2 and 3 BEDROOM MODELS . Coffee Bread »49* a II • ii A m r Reverse cycle control air conditioning Filled with Apples, Garnished with Pecans, also AVAILABLE andheat 8-inch Round ^Bedrooms: Split plan arrangement — walk-in closets, Roman *Baths" Ceramic tile — vanities & full mirrors — 2 linen closets — heat lamps. *G-E Kitchen: "Americana" Oven and Apple Cake . •• 59< range •*• hood and fan — Custom Formica Cabinets full backsplash — abundance of cabinets — luminous ceiling — Poss-thru window — Breakfast Bar. *Roofed-screened Patio. Prices Effective Pool. (Optional). and *2 car Garage — Sewing, hobby and utility. Thurs-Fri-Sat. *Terrazzo floors — marble sills — awning back August 14-15-16 windows — textured ceilings — Tile roof The very same Omega Speedmaster watch we carry was selected without -Pre-wired for TV and Phone. any modifications by NASA to be worn , by our men on the moon. This recog- nition, truly a reward for excellence, makes us proud to be your authorized Patk Omega jeweler. Come in ... see this handsome, 2 button, 4 dial. Omega Speedmaster chronograph. The only watch worn by the men on the moon. Convenient to IBM, Price $195. F.A.U;, Schools, Churches, Downtown Shopping ... n 5th Avenue Shopping Plaza MODEL AT OMEGA 126 N.W. 1 tth AVE. Boca Raton BOCA RATON OPEN 10-5 DAILY 48 S.E. 1st Aye. at SUNDAYS, 1-5 Royal Palm Road Downtown Boca Raton WE W/LL BUILD ON OUR LOTS IN LAKE FLORESTA PARK OR YOUR LOT. 395-3462 Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B skIRS This column >f auesttons. ment Plans for Self- taxable for you. How- and answers on federal tatax dents. matters is provided by the Employed Individuals. ever, any expenses lcal office of the U.S. In- being paid for a mem- ternal RevenuR e SService and is published as a public service Q. My'church is pay- ber of your family ac- feto taxpayers. The column Q. My refund check ing my expenses to a companying you who is •answers questions most fre- quently asked by taxpayers. only covered the amount denominational conven- not a delegate would be I claimed on my return tion this summer. Will taxable. Any personal Q. I occasionally en- and not the additional this money be taxable expenses paid for you tertain customers by- amount due me from the for me? would have to be declar- taking them on a fishing 1040X I filed. What A. If you are attend- ed as taxable income. trip. Can I deduct any- should I do? ing as an official dele- Also, any reimburse- thing for the cost of op- ment that exceeds your erating my boat? A. You will receive gate of your church, the another refund check expenses being paid for actual expense is sub- Gray skies have slowed down some con- A. Unless you use the ject to tax. roof, there's plenty of more work that can soon for the additional you will usually not be struction projects, but once a home is under still be done. boat more than half the amount claimed. No fur- time for business pur- ther action on your part poses, only gasoline, oil is necessary. ..and other out-of-pocket ^expenses incurred dur- Q. I do baby-sitting ft.ing the trip for it may and housework for sev- be deducted. eral women on a regu- If the boat was used lar basis. How can I more than 50% for busi- tell if Social Security is ness, a portion of your being paid on my wag- costs of operating the es? boat, such as deprecia- A. Employers are re- tion, repairs and gene- quired to provide em- ral operating expenses, ployees with an annual may be taken as a busi- statement of wages paid ness expense. Records and Social Security tax- showing the date of each es withheld. business use, number of For household em- persons entertained and ployees, Social Security ^similar information taxes have to be paid by must be kept to establish the employer when cash that the boat was used wages of $50 or more more than 50% for busi- are paid to an employee ness use. during any calendar quarter. No income tax Q. My son is working is withheld. this summer for the A full statement of first time and wants me your Social Security to open up a bank ac- coverage may be obtain- count for him in his ed by writing to the So- name. Do I use my so- cial Security Adminis- G T T Gr X R cial security number or tration, Baltimore, Md., P3IIOT^^ ree nStamps P^T^^^Gree nStamps ^3nnO^^ ee n Stamps !S his to identify this ac- 21235. Give your name, count? He's just 14. address and Social Se- MacLeans Poiident Powder Pepsodent Medium or. Deep Magic Tooth Paste 6.65-oz. or Hard or Lifeline Toothbrush Scope Motithwash Dry Skin Conditioner A, Use your son's So- curity number. 6%-oz. tube 10-oz. size Adult size 12-oz. bottle 3-oz. size Security number. (Ixpir« Wed., August 20, 1969) 4. [Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) ^Interest earned on the Q. My former hus- 2. [Expire* Wed., August 20, 1969) 3. lExpires Wed., August 20, 1969] 5. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) account is income to band helps support our your son and therefore three children but what lp should be identified by he gives me doesn't feiiSial UtMBWIT H TK)S H|COVPOS COOH AND«wHCHASN AND ±CHE ASOEF "OF" ™fc~-Jltl RJfrjffft ffl ITH THIS COWW»» *» Hl<<»i» Hl<<»ii OFi OF fRF^M p WI1H 1H II CDU PO K . KB T U1C8 A Si Or his account number. come close to covering Clearasil Regular or Any Brand Johnson's* Prell Concentrate Prell Liquid the cost of raising them. Clear Medication Sun Tan Lotion Baby Shampoo Shampoo Shampoo Q. I made a payment Who gets to claim them •65-oz. or 1-oz. sixe Any Size 7-oz. size 5-oz. size 1 IVi-oz. size on my taxes which is not for tax purposes? 6. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969, 7. 8. lExpires Wed., / °. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) • O. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) reflected in the bill you A. The general rule sent me. What should I as to the children of di- do about it? vorced or separated A. Reduce your bill parents is that the par- by the amount of the pay- ent who has custody of Toni Tome Regular or Extra-Hold Regular or Extra-Hold Brylcreem Lime, Menthol or Regular . ment and pay the ba- them for the greater Creme Rinse Dippity-Do Setting Gel Adorn Hair Spray Hair Dressing Noxzema Instant Shave 8-oz. size 8-oz. size 13.7-OI. can 3-oz. size 6I/J.-OZ. can #lance. To enable us to part of the year is en- 15. properly credit your ac- titled to claim the de- 1 1 « (Expires Wed., August 2O, 1969) 12. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 13. (Expires Wad., August 20, 1969} 14. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969} count indicate on the pendency deduction. But bill the amount of your there are exceptions to payment, the date paid this rule depending on JlQ^GrB^^ and where it was sent. what the decree states , When making taxpay- and amount of support Personna Stainless Steel Arrid Extra-Dry Spray Secret Spray FDS Feminine Regular or Super ments write your Social furnished by your for- Double-Edge or Injector Blades Deodorant Deodorant Hygiene Spray Tampax Tampons Security number and the pkg. of 5's or 7's 4.3-oz., 6-oz., or 9-oz. 7-oz. or 14-oz. size 3-oz. size pkg. of 40 mer husband. 1 7. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 18. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969] 19. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 20. (Expires Wed., August 2O, 1969} kind of tax you are pay- For details on claim- 16. ( ing on your check or ing a dependency ex- T saBxSESSSSSS^EjBiaTSES sssjRSSSSSSt^RxPJs«m»TxeT»TtTs«BBl^^BEBPBBKtBWKS^^BB^uStBIBBt ^ money order. emption for a child of divorced or separated jTj]^Gree nStainpsS[ parents, send a post Q. If I don't make a Sucaryl Excedrin Foil Pack Vaseline Lysol Spray m contribution this year card to your IRS dis- Concentrate Tablets Alka Seltzer Petroleum Jelly Disinfectant f to the self-employed re- trict office. Ask for a 1-oz. size bottle of 100 pkg. of 72 1%-oz. or 4-oz. 7-oz. size tirement plan my part- copy of Publication 501, lExpires Wed., August 20, 1969] 22. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 24, (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 25. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) ner and I have set up Your Exemptions and for our business will the Exemptions for Depen- plan lose its favorable tax status? Last year 301,- 45 6 new houses were 6-12 Insect Johnson & Johnson Johnson's Johnson's A. No, the fact that Repellant Cosmetic Puffs Any Size Package Baby Powder Baby Oil •you make no contribu- built in the nation's 233 8V2-OZ. size Pkg. of 260 BAND-AID Brand Bandages 9-oz. or 14-oz. size 4-oz. or 10-oz. size 30. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) tion to the plan this year metropolitan areas, the 26. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 27. 28. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) will not disqualify it. Department of Housing If you have any other and Urban Development questions about your reports. This was 7 plan, send a post card per cent over the 280,- fcj^aiEl ksttsM WITH THIS COIIPOM AND PURCHASE OF MMI*"JJf*U> A ill WliH THIS COIIPOH AH0 PU RCBASE OF lwil""iiiWiMMil llfl •ITU THIS COUPON «I PURCHASE OF "**" '"'''''llllllllitlll 111 OHU THIS COUPON AND pu HCHASE OF SBfiOEt. 9 to your district direc- 664 completed in 1967. Housewares Special! Housewares Special! Housewares Special! Housewares Special! tor of Internal Revenue Meat Thermometer Egg Beater Teflon Fry Pan Swing Top Container Wild Bird Seed and ask for a copy of each each each each 15-lb. pkg. 3 1 • [Expires Wed.. August 20, 1 969) 34. 35. (Expires Wed., Aufjust 20, 1969) Publication 560, Retire- 32. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 33. (Expires Wm (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969] .. PRIKTINB CO. ;^ The Montreal Sym- phony Orchestra plans 00 N.W.lsf Avenue, Boco Raton' to play at Expo '70 in TELEPHONE 395-1909 :: Osaka, Japan. FOR EVERY PRINTING HEED:/ (Girl Talk Ensemble, Blue Horse Deluxe, Campus Mates, «» *. «*> ,»„ , $1 or more of 3 pairs, Any Style or or Leather Look, Schoo, Binders I ^ny^ndles A^GllTwYre Any School Supplies Size Baby Pants each «& ~T «& 4c 39. [Expires Wed., August 20, 1969] 40. (Expires Wed.. August 20, 1969) 36. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969} || *' ' (Expire, We*, August 20. 1969| || -J»- [Expire. Wed., August 50, 1969) Something Cutex Nail Johnson & Johnson Housewares Special! Housewares Special! Star Brand Polish Remover Cotton Swabs Cake Porter Ice Cream Scoop Coffee Filters unusual 3-oz. or 4-oz. size pkg. of 54 or 88 each each each pkg. 4 1 . (Expires W«d., August 20, t»69] 42. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969) 43. [Expires Wed.. August 20, 1969} 44. lExpires Wed., August 20, 1969) 4S. (Expires Wed., August 20, 1969} has happened JiM^iM»«ft^W«>a^!«te>^ to restaurants -~™||l'"S™|'~" EXTRA ~WT-~4 ...and it's in Boca! lunch-time, dinner-time, snack-time 24"x46" Round Plastic Toil-i.es Smoky Bear Empire Bath Towels Laundry Baskets Bowl Cleaner ^Charcoal Soup • Sandwiches • Steak* Specialties each each pkg. i 10-lb. bag Open 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. 46. (Expires Wed., August 20. 1O69] 47. (Expirej W«d., August 20, 1969} 43. (Expiras Wed., August 30, 1969) THE PURPkE ~ EXTRA 3P''ll 1| EXTRA iMpa—l*j M WITH THIS CQupoK AMI PU RCHASE O) ¥m™"m FieKfeE WITH S Royal Palm Plaza, Boca Raton Housewares Special! Phone 399-8454 Cat Litter $1 or more of $1 or more Of 10-lb. pkg. Any Candles Any Stationery for carry-out 53. [Expires Wed., August 2O, 1969] Franchises available 51. (Expif** Wed.. August 20. 1 969) 52. (Expires Wed., August 20, 19*9) 563-5903 6B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 SLEEP ON IRONED SHEETS TONIGHT "It's Cool" Boca Raton LAUNDRY& Call 395*5200 CLEANERS INDIVIDUAL EXECUTIVE OFFICES PRESTIGE LOCATION ELEVATOR SERVICE Lagoon adds Mediterranean Receptionist-Secretarial Service And Answering Service Daily BROKERS Air Conditioned V flavor to apartment project PROTECTED QRUMMOND BUILDING 201. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach Call 399-1193 The Mediterranean Venetian neighborhood little Riviera casino. flavor i of the San Remo setting. ICOF has just com- condominium com - About 45 boats can pleted its fifth villa, munity here, (flowing be docked in the basin, Raphael, overlooking from the architecture General Manager Jerry the Bay of Flowers from and the generous use of Gindin calculates —but the souther, and is REAL ESTATE! statuaryjthrough the en- its primary value is proceeding with con- tranceway and the gar- scenic and atmospheric struction of the last, dens , gains strength A broad promenade building in the colony, JOHN B. DOLAN from a natural lagoon deck ranges around the Villa Biano, whose lying within the 13 acres perimeter, serving as wrap-around balconies Vice Pres.-Mgr. Telephone reaching from the ocean a perfect spot for strol - will have an enchanting Bat em an & Co. Realtors Area Code 305 to the Intracoastal Wat- ling in the sun or in the view of the bay and the 1299 So. Ocean Boulevard 395-9355 erway. lamp-lit evening, and 399-8284 Intracoastal as well as The Bay of Flowers,centers the community of San Remo, which Boca Raton, Florida 33432 The planners of the backdrop to the scene is of the sea. development, Invest- San Remo's Mediterran- stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway. ment Corporation of ean Club, a recreation Florida apartment dev- villa projectng into the elopment and creating a bay like some intimate Prices In This Ad Effective Only In Dade, Broward. Palm io 1320 Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and New legal revision Indian River Counties. in cooperation with PUBUX MARKET. on turn signal use Some of the confus- turn or to indicate that 2 GREAT SHOWS ion facing drivers has a vehicle was stopped DATE... Friday, August been eliminated by a re- or disabled. The law cent law revision which now permits use of the TIME... 7:30 P.™. and 9:30 p.n». permits the use of turn signal when changing signals to indicate an lanes Clifton said. intended lane change. War Memorial^^ Colonel Reid Clifton, Director of the Florida A MODERN Highway Patrol said, INVESTMENT "Prior to this year's SERVICE revision, the law spe- FOR INDIVIDUALS cifically listed the in- LastOpportuwty stances in which AND flashing lights could be INSTITUTIONS I To Complete Your used. To obtain complimentary investment data 5 CLASSIC GREEN and helpful factual booklets, simply "Changing lanes was write, cat! or stup in ami visit us. F DDSNEBWABB not included in that list, £ Your Choice so that, in a strict sense, *„ 10-in. Dinner Plate * 6-in. Bread and it was unlawful to use 3- Butter Dish the turn signals for that LAIRD. BISSELL ? Dessert Dish purpose and motorists & MEEDS, INC. > CoHee Cup became confused. This L Saucer Dish Mi-mtitn New York iittd American. Stijri ft OHer Expires Sat. Aug. 16. revision eliminates that ll\r/i,ia.vt MiJ «/4IT Principal -Start confusion." l Cli li/ The previous law pro- hibited the use of flash- Arvida Bldg., Boca Raton, Tla. 33432 ing lights except to in- ^ Telephone: 395-7300 dicate a right or left MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MIS TOG ERNESS...1 A Service Offered by Realtors For the Benefit of Parsons Sudsy, Clear or Pine Ammonia • . • Buyers and Sellers Brillo of Real Estate, Soap Pads • . . through the Ken L Ration Dog Food • • . Multiple Listing Service Ken L Ration Liver Dow Plastic of South Palm Beach Dog Food .... Handi-Wrap .... ^ 33< Non Dairy Coffee Cream Spic & Span County, Inc. Coffee Mate • . . Cleaner ...... =£* 97* Pope Mr. Clean THIS SERVICE COSTS THE BUYER Tomato Paste . 4 •£ 49« Cleaner ...... 2£f 69« AND/OR SELLER {ABSOLUTELY Pope Top Job NOTHING EXTRA - BUT GIVES 28-oz. Italian Tomatoes • can 29« Cleaner ^ 39< MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TO THE Uncle Bens Beef or Chicken Flavored Comet MARKET AND INSURES YOUR Rice ...... nS 29« Cleanser . . . .2 '&?• 37« INTEREST IS BEING HANDLED Downy , EXPEDITIOUSLY WITH QUALIFIED 3 3 REALTORS PARTICIPATING IN Fabric Softener. . . S ^ 85« MLS. Pre-Soak 2 Biz ...... S^73« HOW DOES MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Scott's Place Mats. . . .3 ^- $1. Help the Buyer? Gala Assorted Decorated 1 Multiple Listing Service Makes It Un- Towels ...... 3 • Sf *h necessary For The Buyer To Visit More Borden's Than One Office Before Finding The Pro- perty. In Which He Is Interested. Each Ice Milk ' 59< Realtor Participating In The Multiple Listing Service Has All The Listings Of Every Other Office. The Buyer Simply Visits Or Phones The Realtor Or Associate Of His Choice And Explains His Needs. PixorLo-Pix Assorted Flavors He Is Shown Photographs With Complete Chase & Sanborn Descriptions Of Properties Fulfilling His Soft Drinks .12 79< Requirements. New York Chunky Coffee Libby's He Is Then Taken (At His Convenience) Apple Sauce . . 2 ^ 69< All Tomato Juice . .3 ^ *I. To Visit And Inspect The Properties He Libby's Deep Brown Has Selected. This Saves Endless Time • Grinds Del Wlonte Pineapple Grapefruit Beans .5 Ss SI. 4 e z And Effort. '(LIMIT 1 WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $7^ Juice Drink .... c a°n 29< The Buyer Will Have More Confidence In McArthur's Assorted Flavors ^ OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTESI ' Geisha Brand Crushed The Value Of His Purchase Because He Sherbets. . . . .5 —• $L Will Know That The Price Has Been Ac- Pineapple. . . .4 5 cepted At Current Market By The Active Hunt's 2 O'Sage Raggedy Ripe Freestone Realtors Participating In The Service. Tomato Catsup . . r.T 29< 2 Peaches . .... lat 29< Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 BOCA RATON_NEWS_7B At County Courthouse Real estate sales recorded Recent Boca Raton a $10,000 sale would and Charles H. Peak, Jr. SS SR A-l-A & N li of Tr., run $44.70. th W'ly algNlidis.405ftto iron real estate transactions require $30 in stamps. Lot 3, Blk 7 PALMETTO pipe set in pavement, pipe be- as compiled for the PARK TERRACE, UNIT 2 PI. ing p.o.b.; to run S'ly on li News by the Lawyers Week ending July 11, 1969. Bk 26-168 W/D $10.00 Made- 90 degrees to N li dist. 75 ft Lot 28, and W 1/2 of Lot 30, laine Bellringer, single wom- to iron pipe on S li of Tr.; Title Insurance Corp. Blk 4, DEL RATON PARK, PI. an to Gary A. Luing and Sher- th run W ly alg S li para to N are listed below. Bk. 14-9 W/D $10.00 Pietro xy L. Luing, his wife SS $93.00 li dist. 110 ft to iron pipe; Documentary stamps, Carandi, and Rosa Carandi, his Lot 15, Blk 2, UNIVERSITY th run N'ly on li 90 degrees wife to Trustees of St. Vincent HILLS, SEC 2, PI. Bk. 27-136 to N li dist. 75 ft to iron pipe listed by amount, indi- De Paul Society of St. Joan of W/D $10.00 Allen W. Hower on N li of Tr.; th run E'ly alg cate the approximate Arc Church SS $18.00. and Elsie L. Hower, his wife N li dist, 110 ft to p.o.b., subj. sale price in many in- Lot 14, Blk 10, SPANISH to Robert D. Lively and Jose- to ease. 20 ft alg N'ern bound, VILLACE, Boca Raton, PI, Bk. phine Lively his wife SS $89.40 also access ease being N 5 stances. They are com- 23-96 W/D $10.00 Robert L. ft of S 75 ft of N. 2800 ftSec . The birds-eye view of Lake House South shows construction reaching the fourth floor. The con- puted on $3 per $1,000 Love and Dorothy M. Love, his Lot 16, Blk 4 TUNISON 16 lying bet. E R/W li SR A- value; in other words, wife to George T. Peak Jr. PALMS SEC. 1 PI. Bk. 25- 1-a- & W of Highwater mark dominium to be a 16 story structure. 82 W/D $10.00 Sou Chan and of Atl. Oc. also 20 ft access Viola Chan, his wife to Paul ease to SR A 1-A alg N li of E. Bertorello and Kathryn A. sd 75 ft tract W/D $10.00 I. Bertorello, his wife SS $15.00. Mario Petruzzelli, widower to Lot 9, Blk. 4, HARBOUR Joseph J. Zoppo & Mary L. Reads Mayonaise Style Rath Black Hawk Swift's Premium Brown & Serve EAST, SEC. 3 PI. Bk. 27- Zoppo, his wife SS $105. 1S Patties or Link 100 W/D $10.00 Arthur W.Cun- For week ending July 18, Potato Salad. . . . £,T29« e Smoked Sausage . . "jjf 89* ingham, unremarried widow- Sausagec 59* Lot 21 Blk 4 LAKEFLORES- (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) er to Richard V. Cleary and Kleenex Boutique Margaret B. Cleary, his wife TA PARK 2nd SEC.U-Haul Co. Towels 12rSf35< Herman's Orange Band SS $100.50. Inc. to Florida Construction Lot 23, Blk 9 ROYAL OAKS Co. Inc. SS $15.00. Cooked Ham . . • (Ijfrom(t)ur MJairy LOept. Lot 8, Blk 4, BOCA WOODS, Sunshine HILLS, 2nd SEC PI Bk 27-25 Boca Raton, PI Bk 25-17 Blk Cheei-Pix ^ Copeland's All Meat Kraft's Soft Parkay W/D $10.00 Lynn F. Huber and 7 and Lot 20 and Lot 21, Blk. 1-lb. b Edith E. Huber, his wife, to 9, CHATHAM HILLS W/D $10. Bologna ... Margarine* . • • * Jtn " 43« Douglas B. Palmer and Jean E. FFV Oatmeal Cookies, Sugar Palmer, his wife SS $135.00. Edward M. Fairbanks and Jane Cookies or Fairbanks, his wife to Charles Mrs. Paul's Family Pack Master's Plain or Flavored Lot 11, Blk 8 ROYAL PALM Cimorelli and Carmela T. Ci- Fudgies. . . . . Fish Sticks .... 49« Yogurt ..... 2 £5 39* YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB morelli, his wife Young St., "Redeem. S/D PI. Bk. 26-57 W/D $10.00 Peekskill, N.Y. SS $30.00 Maxim Freeze-Dried Master's Plain Terry W. Kuhn and Jewel Bak- EXTRA er Kuhn, his wife to Freder- Lot 18, Blk 4, PARADISE Coffee «j? 89« Q/reafi Yogurt ...... 1£? 31* PALMS UNIT 2, W/D $10.00 ick K. Heath and AnithM. Heath Carl R. Zolliker and Mar- Mr. Peanut, Smooth Wisconsin ^GreenStamps hi&wifeSS $175.50. garet K. Zolliker, his wife to Peanut Butter . . . ^ 59* Oscar Mayer WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF Lot 15, Blk 20 BOCA VIL- Ronald Dean Clarkson and Ju- Longhorn Cheese • . >>>• 89< Any 2 cups, Publix Dairi Fresh LAS SEC. "C" Boca Raton, dith Ann ' Clarkson, his wife Bologna ". 79« 8-02. PI. Bk. 24-132 W/D $10.(50 Her- Welch's Grapelade or (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Sour Cream 25< bert Pinchuk and Martha Pin- SS §64.50. Grape Jelly .... 1£z25< Oscar Mayer Wisconsin Sliced chuk, his wife toJean Rowland Lot 6 BLK 1 LAKE FLORES- Old Fashion Loaf . . %•»• 59< 1 z Sour Cream . Ellis SS $56.25. TA PARK W/D $10.00 Roland New Dishwashing Lotion Detergent American Cheese. • ph°g ' 53< Lot 2, Blk 60, UNIT VI, BO- Tobler and Nancy Tobler his Mrs. Kinser's Picnic Style Kraft Sliced Imitation CA RATON SQUARE PI. Bk. wife to James L. Dluzak and Creamy Chiffon . . *$£ 39* Sour Cream . 16-oz, 27-50 W/D $10.00 Randolph W. Clara J. Dluzak his wife SS Potato Salad. . . . tb. 39« Variety Pack . . ..'*£: 49« size Neives and Virginia S. Neives, $90.00. Cottage Cheese his wife to Richard E. Schroe- Lot 10 Blk 10 BOCA RATON der and Helen V. D. Schroe- RIVIERA UNIT D, PI Bk 20-63 W/Pineapple • • • Size •*»* der, his wife SS $82.50. W/D $10.00 William R. Spiller Portion of Tr. in S 75 ft and Marion H. Spiller his wife Green Giant Cottage Cheese of N 2800 ft of Sec. 16-47- to Harry H. Fante and Myrtle W/Chives .. S? 43, as fol: Comm. at an iron M. Fante his wife SS $127.50 Buttered Rice. . . . ^Se Trs 46, 47, 56 and 57, less (Coupon expires Sat. August 16,1969) pipe in intersec. of W R/W li Green Giant Spanish Rice, Rice Verdi, (Coupon Good From Vero Beach S 35 ft. of Tr. 57, all of Blk Rice Pilaf, Rice Medley, To Miami ONLY) . 76 PALM BEACH FARMS COM- $ FASCINATING PANY, PL Three PI Bk 2-45 Rice Risotto . . . 3 .J££ 1. W/D $10.00 Martha C. Bonde- sen, single woman to George Green Giant White or EXTRA Snow and Susan Snow, his wife, undiv. 1/2 int. and to Cedric Wild Rice '&? 49< im^GreenStampsW E. Dunn and Martha C. Dunn, On Cor ,46-oz. can Johnson's his wife, undiv.. 1/2 inr 32-oz. SS $171.00. Veal Parmigiana • size Bravo Wax (Coupon expires Sat. August 16,1969) All that pare of fol. prop ly- (Coupon GbbdrFrom Vero Beach -' ing W of C/L of SR A1A (from On Cor Giblet Gravy & To Miami ONLY) SR 140) The NTT/2 of part of Sliced Turkey. . . . 3Ji£ S 200 ft of N 3790 ft. of SEC 33-46-43 lying E of R/w of Schraft I.C.W. pi. bk. 17-19 incl. that Macaroni*Cheese . "£f part of Boca Ratones Lagoon Rath Black Hawk, Hickory Smoked conveyed by trustees of I. I. Howard Johnson's Orange or Mo Refrigeration Required Fund to Lee J. Behl by Trus- Canned Ham S $2.99 OLYMPIC GAMES tees* deed .-/20504-A W/D $10. Corn Toastees . . 3 '$£• (Coupon expires Sat. August 16,1969} Robert L. Deary and Dorothy (Coupon Good From Vero Beach DATE TO 776 B.C. Deary, his wife to August Howard Johnson's To Miami ONLY) Urbanck SS $82.50. Blueberry Toastees . 39< That's right —the first Lot 11, Blk 2, BEL LIDO, Swift's Premium Proten U.S. Choicer recorded Olympic PI Bk 25-97 W/D $10.00 M. W. Birds Eye Quick Thaw fijIM^GreenStamps Games occurred in the Chadwick and Evelyn B. Chad- U. S. D. A. Inspected Beef wick, his wife and Frank E. Strawberries ... 3 •1. 16-oz. pkg. Miracle White Nan Chlorine year 776 before the Rice and Madge R. Rice, his Bleach coming of Christ. The wife to Charles A. Kratt and (Coupon expires Sat. August 16,1969) first Games were held Helen M. Kratt, his wife SS (Coupon Good From Vero Beach $38.40. Delmonlao To Miami ONLY) near Olympia, Greece, Lot 7, Blk 4 BOCA VILLAS and thus the name, SEC. B, PI. bk 24-197 W/D EXTRA Olympic Games, was S10.00 Betti'e J. Merger, un- illU^GreenStamps coined. remarried widow (and surviv- The Olympic Games ing spouse of Richard J. Mer- 3 Cans, 10-oz. size Any Flavor ger, deed.) to Thomas Living- were contests of ath- ston and Agnes Livingston, his Liquid Sego wife SS $55.50. (Coupon expires Sat August 16,1969) letic skills among the (Coupon Good From Vero Beach ancient Greeks. These Lot 10, Blk 12, BOCA RATON To Miami ONLY) SQUARE UNIT 3, PI. Bk. 26- Games were continued 38 W/D $10. Jacques Turner even after the Romans and Joan I. Turner, his wife to conquered Greece, but Joan I. Turner SS $50.70. USDAi IjMwGreenStampsI S 23 ft. Lot 9, less W 5 were stopped about 394 ft. and E 20 ft. Blk 4, FLOR- V _ Jr / Swift's Premium Proten 22-oz. can Aerosol Faultless A.D. and were not re- ESTA Boca Raton, PI. Bk. 15- U.S. Choice, U.S.D.A. Inspected Beef Spray Starch 51 W/D $10.00 Viola K. Ter- (Coupon expires Sat. August IS, 1949) sumed until 1896 when (Coupon Good From Vero Beach ry, unremarried widow, sur- To Miami ONLY) the Olympic Games viving spouse of Charles II. Key Club were revived in Ath- Terry, deed, to Robert G. Ad- Ib. ens, Greece. ams and Harriet R, Adams, his Steak. .... wife SS $3.00. We might not be in Lot 6 Blk 8 ELORESTA PI condition for Olympic Bk 15-51 W/D $10.00 James Chuck Sfenk 20-oz. Can Aerosol Magic Spray competition, but youBailey, single man to George Sizing can be assured that we M. Van Zee and Carroll C Van Ib. (Coupon expires Sat. August 16,1969) Zee, his wife SS $103.50.. or Roast . . (Coupon Good From Vero Beach set a fast pace at pro- N 175.14 ft Lot 1, nieas alg To Miami ONLY) viding you the very W bound Lot 1, BOCA RATON most dependable serv- INDUSTRIAL PARK, desc as- Lot I, LESS S 100.0 ft, N li Festival! ice. Our trained, cour- of sd S 100.00ft, being para Italian | « 4 ™& ^ .» teous personnel will to S bound of Lot 1 BOCA be delighted to assist RATON INDUSTRIAL PARK PI 22-oz. can Aerosol Niagara Bk 25-142. W/D $10.00 Palers Pry tiei Plyq^s 1. Spray Starch you. Development Corporation to Queen Ann^ Kels¥y, Purple Preside; (Coupon expires Sat. August 16,1969} HarVey •^heller and Sal Altieri Swift's Premium (Coupon Good From Vero Beach Your insurance To Miami ONLY) SSS51.00. Cass^ltfieiit Quick Frozen needs! That is our bus- Lot 16, Blk 60. BOCA RATON , - EXTRA iness. We will be happy S-'lUARE UNIT 10, Pi Bk. 27- Crisp, Vitamin-Rich to assist you in just 224 W/D S10.00 Herbert L. CormskGoMB Hens Campbell and Ruth G. Camp- JWGreenStampS ps the right program! Call bell, his wife to Michael P. I WHM 1MII CO WOK **» •tJtCMAA U OO(( us. Traner, single and Doris Jane Carrots. . 22-oz. Lloyd J. Harris Crown Deluxe Frozen Apple or Dutch Call 395-4334, W«P. Stoner, single SS$49.50. Juicy, Small 150-Size size Apple Pie &• 99c| (Coupon expires Sat. August 16,1969} BEBOUT, 140 No. (Coupan Good From Verb Beach Lot i, Blk 1 SPANISH RIVER : To Miami ONLY) Federal Highway, Boca LAND CO. UNIT 3. PI. Bk. 26- (Shipped Grade A) 91 W/D $10.00 Robert R. Mc- Bartlett PearT".',, . r7W'h 49« Raton, for the ethical Connell, Inc. to Mary Vick, (Large 120-size ... 5 for 39c) (Medium 135-size , /. 6 for 39c) Breakfast Club advise and valuable in- unremarried widow and Kendell formation you need. Vick, her son, joint tenants with Salad Size 6x7 right of survivorship, not ten- ants in common SS $115.50, Lot 11, Blk 6, UNIVERSITY Tomat ®es HINT FOR THE HEIGHTS, FIRST Add. PI. Bk. HOME: If you cover 27-227 W/D $10.00 Paul J. the ground in under Thompson and Mary E. Thomp- your house with plastic son, his wife, to Harold Con- tant and Nona G. Contant, bis ' (polyethylene in rolls) wife SS $13.20. . .mildew and mois- ture will be reduced Classified Ad Service up to 85%. Phone 395-8300 "-1-* jrf— •— •— BY.ER INCORPORATED PT TRT T Y MUTUAL FUNDS- STOCK - BONDS TAX PLANNING 275 Via. Rosada, Boca Raton, Fla. Where shopping Royal Palm Plaza 395-0544 is a pleasure Tune in Radio Station WSBR 12:10 P.M. week-days 1 U DLL A for your stock market report. 8B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 A juicy SORRY. BUT DUE TO A LIMITED SUPPLY, WE MUST "PUT A LIMIT OF ONE' PRINT] story PER FAMILY WITH $ 5. ORDER OR MORE., Here's a juicy story you may not have heard I T This year's crop of iiMiimiiii; Valencia oranges is ex- Join us in celebrating a great moment in history... pected to be more than twice as large as last to commemorate this great achievement we offer an year's crop. impressive rendering of the Apollo 11 Team. Our , And this means good supplies of Valencia or- full-color 12 x 16 lithograph print from an original , anges at southeastern oil painting by Alton S. Tobey.... one of America's produce counters during foremost portrait artists is yours free. . August, September and October. So if rising food costs are putting the squeeze on your budget, reverse the trend, and treat your family to fresh Vitamin THRIFTY MAID ASTOR C-rich orange juice at YELLOW GLING breakfast time. THRIFTY MAID — ASTOR You'll find that Va- FRUIT lencia oranges are ex- PEACHES cellent either for juicing CANNED GOODS SALE! or for slicing in salads. 29 OZ. THRIFTY MAID COCKTAIL And to help you choose PEARS 341.00 the best oranges, here 16 OZ. THRIFTY MAID are some general buying 29 OZ. tips from C&MS mar- APPLESAUCE 6/$1.00 16 OZ. THRIFTY MAID 16 OZ. keting specialists: CANS Look for firm and GRP'FT.SECTIONS 4/$1.00 CANS 16 OZ. THRIFTY MAID heavy oranges with Thrifty. fresh, bright-looking TftrifflL CUT BEETS 10/$1.00 Maid skin which is reason- 16 OZ. THRIFTY MAID ably smooth for the SLICED OR HALVES variety. TOMATOES 6/$1.00 Avoid light-weight K'OZ. THRIFTY MAID oranges, which are like- TOMATO SAUCE 6 $1.00 ly to lack flesh content and juice. A very rough skin texture indicates TOMATO PASTE 8/$t.00 abnormally thick skin 16 OZ. THRIFTY MAID SMALL OR LARGE and less flesh, and dull, PEAS 7/$1.00 dry skin and spongy tex- 16 OZ. THRIFTY MA-ID WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE ture indicate aging and 1 LB. CAN poorer eating quality. GOLDEN CORN 7/$1.00 fHOUSf Thrifty., Also avoid oranges 16 OZ THRIFTY MAID CUT LAND SUNSHINE with signs of decay — COFFEE GREEN BEANS 7/$1.00 cuts or skin punctures, Thrmy 16 OZ. THRIFTY MAID / soft spots on the sur- MAXWELL BUTTER face and discolored, GREEN LIMAS 6/$1.00 ASTOR HOUSE 16 OZ. THRIFTY MAID weakened areas of skin 16 OZ THRIFTY MAID around the stem end. PORK & BEANS 10 31.00 Oranges should be 16 0Z. THRIFTY MAID SLICED OR WHOLE WHITE 4 stored, uncovered, in a POTATOES 9/$1.00 cool room or a refrig- lit r\~] TliniTTU •III in tltllMlirrTri.rn * 1 LB. erator. What's in an orange, Mlf! GRP'FT. JUICE 3/$1.00 PKG. LIMIT ONE OF EITHER WITH $5. ORDER besides good eating? \j*Fi3££* 4fi 0Z. THRIFTY MAID LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES Plenty of Vitamin C — MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES needed for normal TOMATO JUICE 4/$1.00 THRIFTY MAID CHIX NOODLE. MUSHROOM.'TOMATO OR VEGETABLE growth, maintenance Ttiriftu and repair of body tis- SOUPS » ».?? 10 $1.00 sues, resistance to 6'/, OZ. CAN BLUE BAY colds and infections, CHUNK TUNA 4 $1.00 formation of red blood GOVERNMENT GRADEB 32 OZ. DEEP SOUTH' GOVERNMENT GRADEB corpuscles and building _ __„„ IIII ill III III III III in in m inin strong bones and teeth. KING SIZE MAYONNAISE .39 And since at least one 20 OZ. THRIFTY MAID u.s. CHOICE lU, S. CHOICE serving daily of a FEDERALLY INSPEGTEI Vitamin C-rich food is CATSUP 4/S1.00 recommended by nutri- W 4 GAIN DELMONICOS tion experts; it's rto^ wonder orange,;juice has DETERGENT become the ^favorite breakfast eye-opener for so many Americans! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. AUG. 16 But don't restrict or- anges to breakfast timel 3 OZ. ALL FLAVORS This colorful fruit com- bines well in many de- 84-OZ. JELLO 12 51.00 LB. licious dishes such as CTN. ALL BRANDS U.S. CHOICE Heavenly Cream Am- brosia. LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE CIGARETTES $3.59 CHUCK ROAST .69 EXCLUDING CIGARETTES HEAVENLY CREAM LARGESUPERBRAND FRESH FLORIDA AMBROSIA tt SDJU 6R E 1 cup heavy cream EGGS - *P * .59 1/2 cup commercial PALMETTO FARM PIMENTO (14 OZ. CUP) sour cream 2 cups orange CHEESE SPREAD .59 sections F«\ HEAVY WESTERN BEEF lcup grapefruit U.S.D.A. sections i:iBi£v U.S. CHOICE 1 cup flaked coconut WESTERN CORN FED GRADE A FRESH lcup diced marsh- mallows V* PORK LOIN SLICED INTO ) SIRLOIN STEAKS $1.29 Whip cream. Fold in i IHANDI PAKLEAN GROUND FRYER sour cream. Dice or- »EEF 3 LB. PKG. $1169 ange sections and PORK CHOPS X0 grapefruit sections. ^ FAMILY PAK LEAN GROUND QUARTERS Fold into cream with co- coconut and marsh- BEEF 5LB KO$2.79 mallows. Chill over- LEAN GROUND night. To serve, garn- ish with additional or- 10LBPK $5.49 ange sections. (8 to 10 BEEF G servings.) MORE MEAT SPECIALS QUICK FROZEN JENNIO'S GOVERNMENT INSPECTED LB. SUMMER FRUIT NOG LEG OR BREAST 1 egg white TURKEY R0AST2 $1.99 1 tablespoon honey DIRR'S GOLD SEAL SKINLESS 1 cup water 11/2 cups orange juice WIENERS.59 1/2 cup bottled lem- NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT INSPECTED on juice 2 tablespoons su- LAMB LEGSm^^M LBS .79 L gar. = i PALM RIVER HICKORY SMOKED Beat egg white and HARVEST FRESH 9 honey until stiff.'Turn SLICED BACON .69 THRIFTY MAID into 1 quart jar. Add JUICY PALM RIVER HICKORY SMOKED SLICED remaining ingredients; shake vigorously. Pour BACON 2 ™$1.35F over ice and serve. PEACHES B ICE MILK HARVEST FRESH >-, , HARVEST FRESH MOUNTAIN GROWN VINE RIPE Take more s HALF interest in TOMATOES B .29 GAL your country. HARVEST FRESH THOMPSON SEEDLESS LB. WHITE GRAPES LB4/$1.00 ALL FLAVORS FROZEN FOOD 11 OZ. FROZEN MORTON ALL VARIETIES •Hi DINNERS .39 It * § OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. C AMI NO REAL AND CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER S.W. 3rd AVENUE Stiy U.S. Savings Bonds {fad & Freedom Shares i Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 BOCA RATON NEWS 9B 10 A Help Female 15 A Miscellaneous Sale Permanent position for JRY ICE now available 2 experienced girls Fri- at Delray Chemical. 75 day to take charge of ex- NW 18 Ave. Delray Call ecutive offices, l/2daye 276-5439. to start, no eve hours. STAMP COLLECTORS Call Mr. Gulisano 399- I am interested in buy- 1193. ing private stamp col- • SPECIAL Classified Ad Service lections. Call 399-8483, GE WASHING MACHINE Phone 395-8300 Good Condition $65 Call Be the Vanda Beauty 395-7913. ,'- Counselor fashion con- sultant in your area. 2 (STORE) GLASS TOP Work near home with COUNTERS Call 941- exclusive custom fitted 0825 or 732-1045. • cosmetics. Will train. STEREO CONSOLES Call 395-9653 eves or UNCLAIMED FREIGHT 943-2502. $75.00 CALL BOOKKEEPER Just received 5 deluxe BOCA RATON FULL CHARGE with ex- solid state nationally • ceptional skills by advertised stereo con- 395-8300 growing finance co. 2 or soles in beautiful hand 3 days until company rubbed walnut finish. moves into new office World renowned BSR' 399-6719 location, then full time turntable and four', position (5 day week). speaker audio system, NEWS Billing, posting, ac- to be sold for $75 each • counts receivable, etc. or $6 Monthly. May be for personal interview inspected in warehouse*; call 522-6840. at ' 2003 US Hwy 441 South Ft. Lauderdale 9 • Progress-Education DEADLINE SECRETARY wanted. AM to 9'- PM Mon. thru;: TUESDAY EDITION Shorthand and Typing Fri. Sat til 1 PM. ;,; Mondays, 10:00 A.M. required. Legal exper- ience preferred. Pleas- Refrigerator in excel-' THURSDAY EDITION ant working Conditions. lent condition $40, GE. Wednesdays, 10:00 A.M. Call 399-7972. Washer in working con-'. dition $25 Call 391- Edition SUNDAY EDITION HOUSEKEEPER to live 0122. __; Fridays, 10:00 A.M. in for elderly convales- cent woman. Cook, shop, GIBSON electric gui- '•'• The big, annual EDUCATION-PROGRESS Edition comes your way September 21st drive gar, general house tar and amplifier Call and what a colorful paper it will be! work. $35 week to start 391-2911. This paper is the Boca Raton News' major effort of the year to present the growth Call 395-5593. SURFBOARD for sale Call 391-2911. of industry, education and service facilities to not only the regular readers of the Boca RATES Permanent maid forhor 3 6 9 12 , tel. Every other week 20% off an all new and-. Raton News — but to a HOST OF MAIL OUT READERS as well. Lines Day Days Days Days Days until Dec. 1. Full time 4 1.20 3.36 5.76 7.92 10.56 used Guitars and Drum,; This edition has been two months in the making and represents a major cross- 5 1.50 4.20 7.20 9.90 13.20 there after until June 1. Sets. Stapes Music Co. section of BOCA RATON and what makes it GROW! 6 1.68 4.60 7.92 10.80 14.40 6 Days. Good Salary. 147 NE 4 Ave., Delray 7 1.96 5.46 9.24 12.60 16.80 Good Tips. Own trans- Fill out the coupon below if you want to show friends why Boca Raton is the fast* 2.08 5.76 9.60 12.96 17.28 278-3162. _, 9 2.34 6.48 10.80 14.58 19.44 portation. References est growing area in the Gold Coast! We'll be happy to mail this edition anywhere. 10 2.50 6.90 11.40 15.30 20.40 Used office furniture. 11 2.75 7.59 12.54 16.83 22.44 Call Mrs. Bogie 278- Excellent condition." 12 2.88 7.92 12.96 18.36 24.48 2646. : 13 3.12 8.58 14.04 19.89 26.52 Call at 42 SE 2nd St. Each Pleasant air condition- Additional Between 3 and 5. j Line .24 .66 1.08 1.53 2.04 ed office requires ser- ELECTROLUX ; vice of well trained per- Four Electroluxvacuum' son. Experienced in typ- cleaners and all attach-1 '64 DODGE 330 6 Cyl. ing, taking dictation and TO Bt PUBLISHED Automatic Power- ments to be sold for bookkeeping. Hospital- $39.95 each or $4; steering. $595 Call 395- ization and medical care 1675. month.y. Unclaimed .gratis. 5 Day 35 hour Freight, 2003 U.S. Hwy/ '66 CHEVY II 4 Door week. Salary commen- 441 South, Ft. Lauder- September 21,1969 surate with experience station wagon. A-l con- dale. m dition $750 See at 6299 and ability. Call Mrs. N. Fed. Hwy. Boca. Post 2780435. 8 New 1969ZigZagsew-;/ ing machines with full; I '63 BUICK SPECIAL 6 Responsible Lady for factory guarantee. Na-t cyl. station wagon. New full time help. No Ex- tionally advertised; plates,. Fla. sticker. perience necessary. brands to be sold fort, 1 Good condition. $495. Good pay. Apply in per- storage and freight. To-^ More than 72 pages Call 395-8875. son from 10 to 6 PM tal $35 each. Can be:- '68 MERCURY COUGAR Kwality Kwik coin paid for at $5 per c-. m XR-7 Dark Green, Air Laundry, 261W. Camino month. These machines Lively Presentations shewing our Condition. Excellent Real, Camino Shopping may be inspected int; m Condition $2560 Call Center, Boca. warehouse at.JJN---' 391-1558. EXPERIENCED^ CLAIMED .FREIGHT-. Rapid Industrial Growth ^nd I '66 DODGE Charger One SECRETARY' 20D3 U.S. Hwy. 441 South : owner, Excellent Con- Age 21 to 30,6 day week. Ft. Lauderdale 9 AM to^ Boca Raton's ever increasing Growth dition, A/C, Radio, Salary and benefits dis- 9 PM Mon.-thru Friday: Power brakes and cussed at interview on- and Sat, till 1 PM • :-! steering, Radial tires, ly. Contact Mr. Gen- as an Educational Center $1850 Call after 5 p.m." ghis Khan. BOSTON Classified Ad Service 88 week days, 395-4744. RUG CO. 2800 N. Fed- Phone 395-8300 eral Hwy., Boca. Call Pictures of Life in Boca Raton I '62 FALCON 2 Door, 399-2000 For appoint- 15 B Musical Instruments RUNS GOOD. $275. Call ment. "Premier" Electric, 391-0975. 10 B Help Male guitar. Slightly used. 1 8 Motorcycles, Bicycles Young man to do gen- $39. See at 2837 NE 1965 HONDA 90 $125 eral clean up work from 2nd Ave. Boca. Call after 5 PM 391- 3:30 to 5:30 Mon-Wed- 5 D Pets For Sale 3771V and Fridays. See Mr. BLACK MINIATURE SEND a 5 A Lost & Found Simone, University Op- POODLE PUPPIES FOUND: Medium size tical Lab 2464 NW 1st AKC 391-1479. SEND a reddish Mongrel female Ave. Boca. 6 FREE adorable kit- COPY dog, near NW 17th Ave0 Retired, part time tens to good home. Sia- COPY Call 391-1082. maintenance and yard mese mother, 450 NW 5 B Personals man for hotel. 3 day 14 St. Boca. to a week to begin Sept. 1. to.a USED FURNITURE. Good Salary. Referenc- Purebred Si amese Kit- Each TABLES - CHAIRS - es. Call Mrs. Bogie 278- tens. Very Affectionate. FRIEND COUCHES. Boca Qual- 2646. Reasonable Call 395- ity Used Furn. 117 NW 5260. .: ,,,-. BUSINESS 11 St. 391-3580. DELIVERY & STOCK or MAN for Deerfield, Bo- FREE KITTENS. .6s CLIENT PRIVATE DETECTIVES ca Area. Must be re- WEEKS OLD CALL 399- : State licensed r Bonded liable and over 18 yrs 5716. RELATIVE , Personal Problems of age. 51/2 day week, 15 H Boats-Motor ot Sail Evidence Secured Co. Benefits, D&M Auto 16' Fiberglas boat MAILED ANYPLACE IN THE UNITED STATES Reasonable rates. Call Parts, 220 S.Dixie Hwy. 1964 40 HP Evinrude Sam Sneath 942-7865 399-4034. Electric Start, with or CAHADA—FOREIGN COUNTRIES 35c BEAUTIFUL Electrical Engineer for trailer $695 call 391- > PALM TRAIL LODGE consulting engineering 0680 Picturesque retire- firm in Boca Raton. 18' FIBERGLAS in- ment home for you Residential, Industrial, board - outboard 120' or your loved ones. De- Commercial and High HP. Used 209 Hours. licious home cooking, Rise. Registration Cost $3400. Sale price 24 hour supervision. preferred but not man- $1250 Firm. Call 395- 1 Names to Receive Phone Delray 278-5680. datory. Salary $12,000 2935; .-.'-; •. . Rates start at $200 per and up depending on ex- NAME month. perience. Call 391-4637 16' Crestliner outboard. Copies by Mail 5 C Child Care Fiberglas, steering. ADDRESS TIC TOC Private " REAL ESTATE Top, Battery, No mo- School. Infants to 7 SALESMAN: tor Good condition $200 Mail io Box 580 CITY years. Open all year. Due to increased busi- 278-1136. Summer program. 273 ness in our head office 15 Q HOUSEHOLD GOODS Boca Raton, Florida in Pompano Beach, we STATE N.W. 15th St. Boca 395- Used refrigerator in ZIP CODE 33432 21P CODE 5044. are presently opening a new office in Boca Ra- good working condition. SUNBEAM KINDER- ton causing sales posi- Best cash offer. Phone GARTEN Completepro- tions to be available in 391-1082. gram of learning, mu- our active and progres- Sofa 8', swivel rocker, sic, art. Field Trips. NAME sive organization! For wing back chair. All • NAME Limited Enrollment an interview in confi- Three Early American. 391-1214. dence call Mr. Fess. $175 takes all.Call 395- | ADDRESS ADDRESS 5 0 Instructions, Tutoring 2801. PROFESSIONAL CITY Beds, Bureaus, Chairs, I CITY All ages. All problems. Dining room set. Ice MJ.T. 1943 Honor Grad cream kitchen set. Desk i STATE ZIP STATE ZIP Harold Selleck 395-3303 Real Estate'.Coi, Realtors Call 391-1558 1054 W, CODE '01 S Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton CODE 391^4343 5 E Schools 8 Camps Camino Real, Boca. tsoca Palm Day School 10 D Situations Wauled 3 Italian Provential liv- Children 21/2 to 6 yrs. Free, evenings and ing room chairs $60 a NAM* NAME Half Day - Full Day.: weekends for part time each. Call 395-8906. , .395-3698. Lie. & Ins^ work. Strong intangible 17 cu. ft. Wards upH | ADDRESS ADORESS sales background pri- right FREEZER, 3 10 A Help Female marily in advertising years old, used only GIRL FRIDAY for gen- and promotional fields. 6 months. $100 Call 395- - CITY CITY eral office work in Boca Some hotel, motel ex- 9410 after 6 PM Raton. Full Co. Bene- perience. Call 391-4379 STATE STATE fits, 5-1/2 day week. after 5 PM or write CLASSIFIED Call for appointment Box 888, Boca Raton 395-5335, 400 N.W. 2nd News, P. O. Box 580, Continued on Next Ave. Boca Raton, Fla. Page 10B BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Aug. 14, 1969 ; 30 G Business Opportunities; 35 A:Lots& Acreage Sale 35 A lots & Acreage Sale 35 D Business Property-Sale •!5 H Homes !dr 5 le Build on top of the high- 3 bedroom 2 bath custom 25 B Apartments for Rent COIN LAUNDRY FROM FIRST TIME OFFERED High income sales - de- CLASSIFIED Fully improved resi- livery business. Need est section in Boca Ra- built home in finest 1 bedrm and efficiency. Maytag offers 4 new self "THE YELLOW ton. N.W. 4th Ave., west Boynton neighborhood. Continued From DOOR" dential lots. Paved $15,000 cash. Net $20,- Central air condition- "Page •Air'- Cond. Jordan Man- service laundry and dry streets, city water and 000 or more annually. side between 8th and or.' 101 NW Pine Cir- cleaning centers in Fort A PIECE ing. Superbly landscap- 9B sewer. 5 min. from IBM AREX Corp. 733 W. Co- 10th Sts. Excellent home ri a. 395-45.67. Lauderdale, Pompano, OF PARADISE $4,000 terms. lonial Orlando, Fla. site 75 x 160. BV-354. ed. Spacious grounds, ; 15;Q HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOCA'S newest & fin-* Deerfield Beach and Superlative Duplex lot garage, $34,000. Call Russell R. Thompson FEDERAL HIGHWAY Lovely matching occa- est Annual rental Apart- Fort Pierce. Ready in PARADISE PALMS, Reg. R.E. Broker Vincent Burke ... As- ments, unfurn., 1 bed- Sept. 15. Excellent in- FRONTAGE soc. MOFFETT REAL- sional table and china 100 x 105, 8 minutes to 394-2228 N 125' x 163' REALTOR TY 278-3254. cabinet, antiqued white. room, 1-1/2.bath, and vestment opportunity. center of town. MLS BV- 140 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Excellent condition, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Lat^ Requires $20,000 cash, 395 Use News Classified Ideally situated on N. 395-8155 3 Bedroom 2 bath, Flor- $175. Call after 9 a.m. est GE kitchen R/C air space Federal between 40 & Classified Ad Service ida room withfireplace, LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT PLASTRIDGE INC. 35 C Apts, MoJeis, Hotels-Sale 399-7817. cond. W/W carpeting, REALTOR 51st Streets. Zoned for Phone 395-8300 screened porch, En- 224 S, Federal Hwy., Boca Raion BY OWNER closed carport located Zenigh TV Set, Twin Screened Patios, Pool, COMPANY <26 East Atlantc Ave., Delray motels, retail stores, Bed, Double Bed, 391- Adults, no Pets, model Miami 624-3655 Boca 395-1433. Delray 278-2SI1 16 Unit apartment Bldg. professional offices, N.E. Boca, east of Fed- 0680 after 5. open for inspection. 331 1 and 2 bedrooms on etc. Owner will accept SPARKLING NEW eral, beautifully land- To Place a Classified ATTENTION 170' lot East of US 1, scaped, large trees and Beige draperies approx. SW 8th St. 395-5779 DEVELOPERS! 29% down balance in 3 Room and Private bath ad call 395-8300 and Boca Raton. A-l Condi- equal yearly payments IN CAMINO GARDENS! Sprinkler system.Cen- 25'x86,, long. Roll-a- Will Sell, Trade or Sub- tion. 11 on yearly lease. tral air/heat carpet way couch, blonde AM/ avail. Sept. employed or 399-6719 ordinate R3 zoned mul- 7% per annum, BUY This newly-completed retired person. Kitchen 5 seasonals. Gross ov- NOW for next year — Eastport Model has two and drapes, By owner FM Combination ratio. . 35 B Co-ops SGondominiums Sale tiple. 5 Acres or less Call 395-2881. King size plum bed- privileges. Pool. On er $40,000. Can do bet- only $35,000. MLS 448. oversize bedrooms, two BOCA GRANADA _ in top location in Boca. ter! Priced at $289,000 To see phone ... BOB spread, 2 pair matching ocean. Call 10 to noon. Choice 1 bedroom 2 bath For information call baths, family room, TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW drapes for 72" windows. 391-3572. FIRM. Assume 1st MTG. RHODE. . . Associate. spacious screened patio FAMILY HOMES apartment on A1A. En- 391-2433 before 9 AM of $72,000 at 6-1/4% Call 395-8875. Unfurnished 2 bedroom joy the ocean breezes or after 6 PM. WEIR REALTORS and extras like timed 1323 and. 1341 S. .W. Owner will carry a sec- Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed Hwy sprinklers, washer, 10 St. Each with large Toro Mower 18" 6 blade 2 bath duplex. $175 per on your screened patio. ond up to $100,000 to Boca Baton ph: 395-4000 mo. Yearly 698 Ipswich Beautifully furnished. BEST BOCA BUY dryer, etc. Priced real- family room. Carpet, Lo Cut $40. Chest of qualified buyer. Cash istically at $43,750, sod, sprinklers, shrub- drawers Beautifully fin- Boca 391-1033. Best buy in area. $19,- Corner Lot. #13, 14, down approximately IDEAL BUSINESS SITES 15, 16. Block 41 in Boca 1. In business area near MLS 2067. . . Call TOM bery, and lot incl. 4 ished in antique green HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE 500 MLS $ 117,000. Shown to qual- Raines . . . Associate. bedroom $36,000; 3 $40 Patio Chaise, new g RALPH __ Raton Park. A Real ified buyer by appoint- new bank building. Lot APARTMENTS Bargain at $5,500 Call 125 x 145 — Ready for WEIR REALTORS' bedroom $35,000. Ready $25. Large Heavy Duty 660 Glouchester St< ment only. Buy at to- Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S Fed Hwy to move in. 7-1/4 Shoulder Hi Waders 399-0959 Mornings. development. A real Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 . North Boca. Deluxe fur- day's prices, close Jan. value at only $36,875.00. Mortgages, $10. 8" Hand powered nished apartment 1 bed- IncKSoq 1st. Boca 391-1502. TREES TREES TREES APARTMENT ZONED 2. Choice Federal High- 395-1899 mower and edger $9 Call room 11/2 baths. REALTY, INC, •• R-3 PROPERTY . APARTMENT SALE after 9 AM 391-4616. 100 South Federal Highway way Business site 150' Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 HOME OF YOUR Monthly or yearly. Deerfield BeacK Fla. Sufficient land Beautiful air condition- x 300' Only $45,000. 3W-313I ' bath garage home on a DREAMS GATEWAY " SPECIAL -SUMMER " to build 21 units. ed ocean side apt., High- NATURAL FOODS MAGNIFICENT land Beach. 2 large bed- UOTHERWELL wooded low traffic Roomy patio with spark- BATES Street in Tunison Natural, Vitamins & BEACH AREA OCEAN Plans are available. rooms, 2 baths. Excel- JvM REALTY ling pool. Beautiful Minerals Organically CONDOMINIUM. lent view of ocean $38,- Palms. This is a cus- shrubs and fruit trees Deluxe furnished effi- Realtor tom built home. Not the give privacy. All rooms grown, dried fruit. Di- ciencies 1 bedrm apts. 1Superb View!! Custom Priced at $45,000 900. Call Earl Osburn 757 S. Federal Hwy. USUAL! Excellent are bright and airy. Liv- etetic Foods StVegeta^ Air conditioned, TV, layout with 2 Big bed- . . . Assoc. ^^Si^Sx 395-4711 MOFFETT REALTY Colonial Building mortgage which may be ing care has maintain- ble Juices. Large pool. All utili- rooms. Security /" <*\ 399-6711 Boca Raton, Fla. 326 E. Atlantic Blvd. ties, from $125 per 278-3254 or 732-8467 assumed. MLS BR 1993 ed this charming 3 bed- Guards. Owner, with 2 J.C.|^[lTCHELL&SONS 35 D Business .Property-Sale Phone 395-4044. room 2 bath home in Pompano .941-8120 month to Dec, 15. Three properties, offers fully Ed Ronan Crowns Apts. 1945 NE A —S 22 S. Federal TOOMEY REALTY ESTATE SECTION exquisite condition. BR ALL MAGNAVOX COL- furn. at $49,400. We [ REALTORS [ B6c Complete Line of Garden Tools & Accessories Filter-Flo* Washer 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-2442 WITH PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE CLOSING UP YOUR HOME? REG. Ch v l e al •? At a price you'll love! General Electric gives f j 490 !. i iil .? SHUDSON BAYS ECHO SPRING * you the features you want in a washer; Big MILDEW STOP PACKAK QF : KENTUCKY BOURBON * Capacity. Filter-Flo Washing, three wash WITH or WITHOUT SPITS SCOTCH : SCOTCH * cycles, three water level selections, and the Off % LIST ' wrinkle-out permanent press cycle with cooJ- BARBECUES I down spray rinse. LIBBEY'S BOXED 99!i LOW, LOW PRICE GLASSWARE *+*,,um FIFTH FIFTH HUDSON'S BAV Old Fashioned, Highball, etc. FIFTH $ L IFOR. s *TURFTUILD£R • BONUS * KNIT * COPE *KANSEL *SCUTL*SFBEADEBS LADDER'S ASK ABOUT OUR BUILDER'S SAIES DEPT. FOR INFORMATION CALL 941-5837 SWIFTS 6-6-6 fulfil SCOTCH The Word Is Reliance At . , 79 BENTLEYS Brooks FERTILIZER 3 KENTUCKY BOURBON 30% ORGANIC NITROGEN O 50 Lb. Plus All Essential Secondary Minerals £ Bags HARDWARE - HOUSEWARE5 A LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES QUART CHARCOAL GRILLS and SUPPLIES UUDER'S DRAPERY RODS and FIXTURES QUART SHOPPERS HAVEN 5th AYE. WALLPAPER - PAINTS QUART Glassware - Small Appliances 941-5837 Pompano Beach SHOPPING PLAZA 395-4122 Boca Raton »ARTIST SUPPLIES « ITHURS., FRL, SAT. SPECIALS - ALL SALES CASH AND CARRY OUR LOUNGES OPEN TIL 4 P.M.l Now, AnniveMry time -that's when Lindsley really has the bargains! Right ; N, . -. when you need materials f# "home-f#ing" ana*your lawn and garden jobs.^ Therefore we especially invite you to stop in and see thej|falues we have for yout - - 4 ,' V ~ - Thanks to our^buyers, they've done the Ust job yet in combining the world's markets! Deluxe Aluminum FOLDING "Briggs and Stratton" Powered ROCKER MUSTANG" POWER MOWER Mow with ease! Dependable ZV2 horse- power engine has recoil starter. 22-inch wide blade • Finger-tip While wheel height adjusters. they last! REG. Should Sell for $7.49 $69.95 16-FOOT ALUMINUM No. GR-5 EXTENSION LADDER Now safe, comfortable flat rungs, Cycolac end caps, I-beam side rails, all surface shoes, spring-lock 3,000-lb. test. Strongest aluminum No Money Down! alloy. Engineered to last a lifetime! Use our RBA PLAN Reg. $17.59 J$± GEORGIA-PACIFIC 4x8 FT. "Tropical Lauan" PREFINISHED PANELING VINYL BeauJihil Philippine Mahogany... factory finished! Panels are random grooved. MASONRY Choice PAINT of three Shades! Reg. $5.50 GALLON! BOOK SHELF DIVIDERS REG. $3.98 '' Knotty Pine Readyto-finish Imagine this superbly styled sheli room divider in your For all masonry and CBS home home. This 4-shelving unit is walnut grained with pewter walls. Royal Duchess has posts. We have a complete line of shelving. great resistance tomilde w SEVEN DRAWER DESK and fungus! White Only The Ponderosa grain "is the beauty" of 36-INCH this seven drawer desk. The desk is HIGH sanded smoothly so you can choose 12-INCH a glamorous finish to suit your decor. DEEP -. a. 48-INl WIDE No. W463 36-INCH 20-lN. DEEP WIDE 30-iN. HIGH Basketweave Design REDWOOD FENCING Reg. $54.50 No. 70748 Add charm and infor- mality to your home! Fence sections are fac- tory stained and weather- proofed! No painting needed. _ __ 5-FOOT BY 8-FOOT SECTION (Posts not included) Reg. $16.28 Ampco" BATHROOM VANITIES\ White, spin drift vanity and 24-INCH .- -\ .<# top. Cabinets are constructed WIDTH of high pressure mica-lamin- ate over finest quality par- 30-INCH ticleboard. Price includes WIDE No. 42514 vanity, mounted bowl in top, rim. Complete with gleaming Special triple chrome plated faucets. Apartment Size-18-in. JIG SAW KIT NO MONEY Carp-it-all CARPET TILES DOWN Design your own tile floor and still have the softness of carpeting. These carpet-tiles OUR REGULAR $29.88 are stain resistant and durable for long MANUFACTURERS LIST $38.95 wear. The self-adhesive backing makes it easy to-lay. Choice of nine colors. This kit includes the popular two speed "Skil" Jig Saw (model 514) plus six wood and two metal cutting blades, SELF ADHESIVE rip fence and circle cutting guide. The saw is a power- BACKING TILE ful 2.3 amp motor that delivers high speed of 4000 I .. i strokes per minute. Reg. 59c fa.W~ Use our RBA Plan *•*-«£- MAKE YOUR CREDIT PAY OFF \-* 'V ...buy when the Specials are running HOME CARE and SAVE! CENTERS SEE LINDSLEY-RBC STORE ADDRESSES ON BACK PAGE! T '••" LindsYOU CAN DO IT WITH LINDSLEY'l S HELP indsley Stop back INDOOR-OUTDOOR Weyerhaeuser breakingh waxing CARPETING SEAMLESS forever! Versatile, Herculon Polypropylene You'll find this carpet easy to FLOORING Olefin Fibre install! Cuts with knife, scis- sor or razor blade. No cement Materials for needed. No tacking required. average size floors (70- Modern floor colors are sq. ft.) costs fade and mildew resistant and may be vacuumed or 21 washed with garden hose. Vinyl Asbestos 39 CHOICE OF: INDIAN GOLD. SIERRA GREEN. AND CATALINA FLOOR TILE BLUE Now you can have Ladies! Now forget about waxing forever! This tougher A"* .* "• \V i the elegance of mar- than vinyl flooring never needs waxing. It's a beauti- bleized flooring. The ful non-yellowing polyurethane floor that can be ap- 12-FOOT plied right over your old floors with a simple paint WIDTHS colors are perfectly 89 balanced, perfectly co- roller. SQUARE ordinated to give you REG. $4.69 12per You'll easily redo a floor in your kitchen, bathroom or recareation 3 YARD the perfect floor. 9x9 inch tile room — in a single day! Choose a new decorator color now. en, i CALIFORNIA WATER PROOF FIR PLYWOOD Spin€tl@~Fl«c Poles 1x2 INCH SECRET OF MEW ROOM BEAUTY "BLUE LAKE" ...IS THIS THREADED SIZES SMALLER THAN FULL SHEETS DOWEL PIN FIR Spindle-flex assembles in EXAMPLE FOR A minutes to give a built-in It's economical to get PANEL 12 X24-IN. look with the warmth as close to the size you 1/4-INCH THICK and beauty thai only need as possible. solid wood can im- California REDWOOD, su- part so effectively. perior to all for durability! World famous for its lasting qualities/ See this stock! It's Clean, bright, kiln dried. Precision just what you want for milled, double-end trimmed. Excellent straight true partition work. EXTERIOR FIR PLYWOOD! for frame-work, trellises, stakes, arbors; Also will make nice picnic so many uses! tables, etc. Choose from below sizes V* -in., 1/2-in., %-in. thickness 15 x1%-IN. POLES 12x36 inch 16x48 inch 24x96 inch 8-FOOT 12x48 inch 16x96 inch 36x36 inch 8-FOOT 12x96 inch REG. LONG 19 24x24 inch 36x48 inch 50 LONG 46c 16x24 inch 24x36 inch 48x48 inch 29< EACH Reg. $1.75 I 16x36 inch 24x48 inch 48x72 inch 1 ndsley Have the whitest roof on your street ROLL ... do it with Lindsley's help! "ALSYNITE" CORRUGATED ROOFINGS FIBERGLASS PANELS You can install Fiberglass! We stock special 90 POUND rubber filler strips, mastic, and nails to SLATE 98 -make the job easy! Fiberglass adds to SURFACE Reg. the modern look! Fiberglas, brightens 3 $4.65 with color! Fiberglass is durable, practical! 15 or 30-LB. ASPHALT 99 Reg.. "SEC" WHITE-N-KOOL ROOF PAINT Colors: White, Green FELT 2 $3.65 and yellow11. Sheet Size: 26 inches 24< Cools your home by reducing under* by8-ft.,io-ft.and12-ft. PLASIC ROOF roof temperatures up to 26°! A superior square foot Liquid Asphalt Fibered water-mix paint containing Poly-vinyl CEMENT ROOF COATING acetate. For use on gravel or tile roofs. Reg. 29c 1-GAL 5-GAL. i-GAL. 5-GAL |09 349 50-LB. BAG 3" 99< REG. $5.65 Reg. $1.30 Reg." $4.35 Reg. $1.15 Reg. $3.85 A»SW O/V/OBA. AWN/iVG-S PAT/O Sf/ADe SAHO BOX ROOF indsley "Sandusky" METAL "Style View" SNOW WHITE STORAGE CABINETS Aluminum D00R&WIND0W "The Dixie" Now the extra clothes-closet room your CANOPIES home needs! Has full width hat shelf. BOOM Aluminum Strong lock and key. Ample storage room below for shoes and boxes. Magnetic DIVIDERS SCREEN DOOR door catches. Extruded heavy gauge aluminum door. Pneumatic You'll create a new look . . . a door closer with push but- new room just with light and ton latch included. Pre- a divider. These three dimen- hung in heavy extruded ex- sional embossed panels are 95 made of Saitiplas. The frames pander frame. Has dia- Reg. mond embossed kick plate. are of mahogany with a beau- 39 $11.95 tiful stained finish. Choice of sizes; 2-ft. 6-in., WO MONEY DOWN- USE OUR RBA PLAN! wide x 6-fi 8-in. high; 2-ft. BIG FOR ONE PANEL 8-in. x 6-ft. 8-in. high; 3-ft. wide x 6-ft 8-in. high. (BOTTLE DESIGN) 66-INCH HIGH; Beauty up your doors and windows! 30-INCH WIDE; RESISTS CHIPPING, CRACKING OR PEELING! Made sturdy with ALUMI- 97 "21-iMCH DEEP NUM'alloy frame, supported by rigid 25-tM. 95 THICK aluminum tubular braces. INSTALLS BY Complete 16EACH EASILY! 95-iM. 16w/hardware GEORGIA-PACIFIC "Knotty Old World" PECAN • Royalcote 4x8FT.PREFINISHED PANELS "Georgia Pacific" now gives 4x8 FOOT PANELING your home that romantic "Old World" look! These Pecan pan- 95 "Royalcote" interior hardboard els give the warm and elegant wall panels make any room a plea- looks of a Mediterranean villa. sure to be in. These fresh prefin- Panels are deep, random 17 ished woodgrained panels are easy grooved for the solid plank look. Reg. $19.95 to install and easy to clean. They are durable, mar and dent resistant. Choice of: GEORGIA- P AC I F I C Harvest Walnut 76 Colony Cherry Reg. "Knotty Old World" OAK Ivory Teak 5 $7.20 4x8FT.PREFINISHED PANELS Give any room the elegant aged look of the Old World. Chateau captures the natural charm of 95 Weyerhaeuser real hardwood. It will bring out Reg. the decorator in you. 12$14.95 4x8F00T "Woodhue" PREFINISHED PANELS "Woodhue" paneling base is a 3x7-F00T-Ready-to-finish special particleboard designed for wood graining. The surface LADAN PANELING has a baked on finish that re- y8-INCH sists mars and scratches CLEANS Beautiful lauan grain THICK easily with a damp sponge or panels that may be cloth. finished to resemble many expensive 76 hardwoods. 2 PANEL 5Reg. $6.72 Self-Sticking VINYL WALL PANELS install in minutes. Press on NOW SEE THE wall... enjoy years of no- wear, no-care beauty. In 99 •fc.' traditional and Early Amer- 2 PKG. ican styles. COVERS 12-SQ. FT. eiock CABINET HARDWARE "Changing cabinet hardware is so easy" fan AT LINDSLEy You'll choose from a variety of Provincial, Early American, and Contemporary de- signs ... all distinctive and original. Ex- quisite finishes range from antique brass Home Decorators and old copper to gold and white. PRICE EXAMPLE: "MODERN" STYLE PULL AS No. A-102-26 LOW WHERE DO YOU NEED NEW SHELVING? AS jfjf EA. sepeijafa tn MAS ON ITE PREFINISHED CABINET HARDWARE rerpssance Prefinished Solid Carved Wood CABINET HARDWARE pidviqcial Styling treasures CABINET HARDWARE from the romantic Splendid elegance for-j SOLID CARVED WOOD SHELVING modern homes. Charming European Mediterranean. accent for PILASTER imaginative J Americans. $&•£ With "Masonite's" complete shelving by MASONITE system you add your own personal flair of drama to any room. These solid 52-inch PILASTERS are prefin- carved •wood shelves are walnut finished. aJmerock ished carved solid wood that They are available in several sizes (8-10 gives a custom-crafted appear- inches wide; 24 through 48-inch lengths.) ance. Brackets are easily in- serted at desired height. Use CABINET HARDWARE Traditional elegance with our Walnut Shelves. TRADITIONAL and warmth for CABINET HARDWARE PRICE EXAMPLE: furniture and- Graceful style accent built-insr: . , from colonial 1 Wiliiamsburg. 8 /2-INCH BY 3" 24-INCH (Brackets and standards ^^^ DaRegn. $4.98 not included in price) ALUMINUM SHELF HARDWARE BOOK SHELF Beautiful Satin anodized brack- ets. They simply lock into standards and are adjustable DIVIDERS to any height. Brackets and FIBERGLAS standards come in natural, Here is the new idea in bronze or gold. See price list shelving and room di- below. viders. This 6-shelf model BRICK PANELS has walnut woodgrained Pre-mortared fiberglass panels ... seamless and shelves with pewter post BRACKETS self-leveling. Looks exactly like real brick or It stands 60-inches high, 6-INCH 63c EACH ™ stone. So easily installed and so inexpensive. 36-inches wide, 12-inches 8-INCH 66c EACH W88&1 Use inside or outside. deep. 10-INCH 70c EACH • »i 12-INCH 73c EACH AS LOW AS Available 6-SHELF MODEL 11 x 48- in INCH Stone STANDARDS PANELS 399 or 12-INCH 40c EACH Brick 99 24-INCH 80c EACH SPECIAL! No. W-665 36-INCH 1.20 EACH 21 48-INCH 1.60 EACH 45° ANGLE W-665 OTHER SIZES AND 60-INCH 2.00 EACH Self-Stickingfe^- STYLES AVAILABLE! 72-INCH 2.40 EACH BRACKETS Natural CORK PANELS These rich charcoal brown panels are ideal HOME CARE ior decorating or use as wall-size bulletin board. Perfect for insulating or sound-proof- ing your home. Easy to apply-just press on CENTERS wall. Package of four panels decorate fourisquare feet. 29 PKG. Lindsley 3 YOU CAN DO IT WITH LINDSLEY'S HELP'^^j^^ •iA ALUMINUM S&H£QCroB> 30% Organic £RTHO; FOLDING CHAIR 6-6-6 FERTILIZER "Greenol" ' Flat arms with smooth ends! FERTILIZER Perfected for and ' 23-inch wide seat Contains iron, zinc tested on Florida soils. • 5 by 3 by 3 web and copper to Try it for lasting correct chlorosis. results. One gallon costs $4.98 No. 50-LB. Reg. BAG Reg. $3.47 $1.79 Scdite Kills lawn insects! Scotts with Iron AUTOMATIC TURF BUILDER " KWIT" SPREADER BAG — 5,000 The latest word in lawn spreaders. No shut- 2,500 SQUARE off to bother with. Easy to handle. 22-inch SQ.FT. i.'^ FEET spreading widths. $5.95 -.jr 10,000 15,000 SQ.FT. SQ. FT. When purchased "KWIT PLUS" with any "Scotts" BAG- Products 2.500 SQ.FT. IF PURCHASED ALONE-$14.95 EXTR|||||il Deluxe 24-INCH BAR-B-Q GRILL HEDGE TRIMMER MMMiBm FOLD-N-LOCK Hickory blended V • \ -. •'Sparky" briquets. "6 By 7-FOOT" Contemporary Styled You'll enjoy fast easy shrub bery trimming with this UTILITY STORE ROOM 2.3 amp trimmer. Blade is 13'/2 inches. JHeavy electro-plated steel constructed. Has new hold- Delivers 1800 down clips. Panels overlap for weathertight protection. The sliding doors are padlockable. Has "homasote" NO. 527 strokes .flooring. per minute. //A -M:: No Money Down! No. »;>< NO. S>* ^ Use our Revolving REG. 4025 567 REG. $21.88 BUDGET PLAN! $89.99 Reg. $8.98 E^S^SS PLASTIC GAEDEN HOSE OSCILLATING SPRINKLER "Delta"— Dial provides 50-foot long, two easy selection of four ply. with solid patterns. Water covers up to brass couplings. 2,000 sq. ft. 8 x 7-FOOT Fully guaranteed. BASIC ROOM ALL STEEL EXTENSION INSIDE DIAMETERS - 50-FT. LONG NO. AND UTILITY STORAGE Save $10.00 NYLON REINFORCED N-063 Add that extra space with extension 6x7 FOOT INCH %-INCH %.|NCH %-INCH %-INCH and shed! Both are "Perma-Plate" pro- EXTENSION tected. Side panels overlap to provide weathertight construction. y« Reg. $6.95 -Ky AO-67 Save $5.00 W 100% Polyethylene PLASTIC PIPE 1 Designed so you con in- /2-ln. diameter 4s Run. Ft /.- > stall your own sprinkling %-ln. diameter 6c Run. Ft. systems! Cut with saw or f-ln. diameter 8e Run. Ft. •' VA In. diameter 10c Run. Ft. knife! Easy thumb clamp 1 Gasoline Powered connections! 1 /z-In. diameter 14c Run. Ft. TRIMMER EDGER Cuts an even, clean trench in one trip with its HOME CARE 10-inch tempered steel blade! Both models have "Briggs and Stratton" engine. CENTERS 2-Horse power Engine Model No. 51 Reg. $53.95 3-WHEEL MODEL 2.5 H.P. MOTOR No. 57 ndsley REG. $64.95 YOU CAN DO IT WITH LINDSLEY'S HELP ^^^^ ALUMINUM STEP LADDER Full 3-inch side rails and steps. Has P/2-mch full channel back rail and braces. Tough rubber non-skid safety feet. Aircraft qual- &&• ity aluminum is used in this deluxe ladder tjf" Engineered to last a lifetime. 4-FOOT 6-FOOT 8-FOOT SIZE •39 SIZE 148 SIZE '98 S>' Reg. $8.88 Reg. $12.98 Reg. $19.98 SPRAY PAINT I" Walls Choice of colors 29 «^* 16-oz. spray can Improved toughness in a spray enamel. \ Excellent for furniture. Beautifies and has a rust inhibitor that gives longer protection to metals. Use inside or out. Get professional results. Vinyl Acrylic Interior MASONRY PAINT FLAT WALL PAINT EXTRA SPECIAL! A velvet flat vinyl latex coating for cement, Fashionable, new wall colors. Washable, SPEEDY SPRAYER stucco, concrete, asbestos shingles, primed easy to keep clean and bright. Has a new wood and metal. Resists weather, mildew and mildew resistant formula! Dripless, dries in SPRAY OUTFIT A lasting, new technology blistering. Brushes wash clean in soapy water. 20-minutes. No unpleasant odor. Apply with makes possible a profes- One coat covers completely. Non-fading colors. brush or roller — one coat covers solidly. sional paint sprayer for home use at amazing low cost. Comes complete with LASTING BEAUTY FOR motor, compresser, carry- CBS HOMES! One galion is enough ing handle and spray gun. £69 for walls of average 95 Regularly $5.50 ^fg Gallon room - 400 to 450 sq. ft. Gallon SAVE $6.55 39 REG. $46.50 Powerful2000REM Motor! SPRAY WOOD-TONE STBOHiHliBT STAIN N- FINISH STEP LADDER Now give those hard-to finish Rear hardwood dowels, oppo- areas that woodtone stain you site each step! Steel rod always wanted. This new reinforced steps. Made of qual- aerosol spray gives that pro- ity seasoned lumber. IN. TSC DRILL fessional hand-rubbed finish... without the need of laborious This Trigger Speed Control drill gives you rubbing. variable speed control with your fingertips. The home do-it-yourselier or tradesman will get the exact speed needed for drilling or driving in plastic, composition, wood or metal. Has 2.5 amp motor, 3-wire plug. MFG. LIST $26.95 OUR REG. No. $22.88 501 19 "61obemaster"HAND TOOLS 'MILLERS FALLS' HANDTOOLS Lightweight easy to • use! YOUR CHOICE 79 (OF THE TOOLS BELOW) 99 EACH! YOUR CHOICE A (OF THE TOOLS BELOW) EACH! SLIP JOINT 6'INCH PLIERS 26-IN. 8-POINT HAND SAW POWER SAW Ladies, now have a pair of pliers for those Cross-cut saw. High Home remodeling is made easy with easy home-fix chores. quality hardwood handle. this 9 amp (over 1 Vi-horsepower) No. 5986 No. 1008 motor saw. Delivers 5500 R.P.M. to cut 2-3/16-in. dressed lumber at 90°; 1%-inch at 45°. Rugged helical gears 13-OZ. CLAW insure power to spare on tough cuts. STRAIGHT SNIPS Complete with hard tooth combina- HAMMER tion blade. Cuts through metal For that handy home up to 18 gauge. Straight fixers little chores. snip. No. 3919 MFG. LIST No. 64600 $37.95 OUR REG. No. TUBE CUTTER 4-PIECE $30.88 27 534 SCREWDRIVER SET A "Must" for plumbers, mechanics, anyone who Fine quality screwdriver works with conduit set for everyday use in Perfeette fine finishing! or metal tubing. No. 2303 workshop or home. No. 8514 PIPE WRENCH HACK SAW ~ Frame is heavy gauge ORBITAL For plumbers, or tubular steel. Comfortable anyone who works wiin grip and guards to protect fixing pipes. No. 5945 knuckles. No. 1414 SANDER KIT MANY, MANY MORE TOOLS AT 990 EA. Kit includes double insulated orbital finishing sander {No. 409), 15-sheets of HOME CARE assorted grits of sandpaper, Vi pound can of Plastic Wood, and a putty knife. All are packed in a sturdy, handsome CENTERS moulded carrying case. MFG. LIST $32.95 OUR REG. No. 409-2 YOU CAN DO IT WITH LINDSLEY'S HELP $29.88 24 Linds Colonial Styled MODULAR GROUPING 4-SHELF READY-TO-FINISH BOOKCASE The answer to No. 398 FURNITURE UNITS more shelf space in studio, living room, Make your own graceful arrange- den or ment! Stack it or stand it. Made of bedroom! ' Reg. $24.98 beautiful, smoothly sanded Ponde- rosa, selected for its beautiful grain Knotty Pine and light ivory color. The styling is of Early American 4-DRAWERDESK that can be finished to harmonize Here's a desk No. 964 with your decor. Do an elegant you can paint or room! finish natural for student's room. Superb craftmanshipl Refcj. $21.47 1 Drawer Hutch, 69123 A.11x27x41-inches... Knotty Pine Open Hutch,'69120 B . 11 x27x41-inches.i . 5-DRAWER CHEST Knotty Pine goes No. 925 1 Drawer Cabinet, 69233 with anything. C . 15 X 27;x 28-inches Sanded so smoothly. 27-in. wide, Reg. $21.47 3 LDrawer Chest, 69303 32-in. high, D. 15 x 27 x 28-inches.... IS-in. deep. A ~* fHttti 1 •- j > fei, Cei, '-».i SETTEE CEILING TILE 1 REDWOOD LAWN FURNITURE BARBECUE GRILL Value in patio furniture! This versatile grouping is ROUND TABLE 40-SQUARE FEET PER CARTON precision crafted of everlasting California Redwood. "DIAMOND WHITE" All pieces fold for easy storing, stacking or trans- 12x24-!NCH_ porting. CHAIR WITH ARMS Washable, goes - 0- > SINGLE OTTOMAN with a variety 'o - Cushions extra of motifs. • • - - j Luxurious "GOLDCREST" 12 x 12-INCH TILE Gleaming gold „ -^ | . on diamond j '^\ > /+ f. «rt white tile. gf^Gm Plastigard "MONACO" 12 x 12-INCH TILE Glamorous ^ „c _, travertine design. V, V |5y Washable. ;! y ten v? PORTABLE ELECTRIC FAN - >--: Need to cool a limited area or recirculate air conditioned air? This two speed, rugged con- structed fan is just what you need! Light- OWENS-CORNING weight and easy to carry. FlBERGLAS 20-INCH REG i •"''.' §8 - — •*> SUSPENDED CEILING 2-SPEED 'i ' NO.2065-S $14.95 Easy to install. Fiberglass suspended ceiling ROLL AWAY MODEL Reg. :• -*•.! • V- absorbs noise; it's washable; it's fire safe ... $21.95 AND IT'S BEAUTIFUL! You can lower ceiling WITH STAND (No. 2074) several feet or only 2 inches. The cost is su- prisingly low. AS LCI 15 10-INCH OSCILLATING FAN No. 1068 n^^rn* •«•« This multi-position oscillating fan can --^v ^ m FOR EXAMPLE: be used as a stationary fan or set for t -^_ "y "v — rap MATERIALS FOR A partial or full oscillating. ~— ~i 9 x 12-FT. CEILING-33.48 >» ^•*\« AIR CONDITIONER FILTERS »*c- Owens-Corning Fi- berglass filters are J V*33; treated with hexct- chlorophene germ HUer. 15-in. x 24-in. -> "V /> -V Trims easily. HOME CARE LindsleCENTERyS YOU CAN DO IT WITH LINDSLEY'S HELP 1||j|g||f L1NDSLEY STORE ADDRESSES POMPANO BROWARD COUNTY STORES PALM BEACH COUNTY STORES SAMPLE ROAD BOCA RATON W. HOLLYWOOD: 1800 N. State Rd. 7, 989-6850 HOLLYWOOD: 801 N. 21 Ave., 922-5624 BOCA RATON: 1850 N. Federal Hwy , 395-2026 142 S.W. 1 Avenue 1850 N. Federal Hwy. OAKLAND PARK: 1099 Oakland Park Blvd., 565-6761 LAKE WORTH: 2745 Lakeworth Road, 965-8770 Sample Rd., HE. 38th St. W. FT. LAUDERDALE: 2900 W. Broward, 581-3900 DELRAY: 1115 N. Fed. Hwy., 276-4127 SAMPLE ROAD: 1000 Sample Road, N.E. 36 St., 943-8020 LAKE PARK: 1409-10 Street,848-1456 Fh. 943-3020 Ph. 942-0900 Ph. 395-2026 POMPANO'BEACH: 142 S.W. 1 Ave., 942-0900 BELLE GLADE: S.E..3 St. & E, Ave., 996-5296 RBC FT. LAUDERDALE: 800 N.E. 3 Ave., 522-2572