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PRINTING;C0, We Ye new 800:Ni-.W. llST-AVENUE, BOCA RATON.'" College Offers Special Education Courses ,: TELEPHONE 395-1909 •'.FOR EVERY: PRINTING-NEED:. Marymount College first to be offered at observation andpartici- ucation for gifted chil- ing with the education of and still small, will inaugurate a se- the two-year college pation in the pre-school dren. exceptional children and quence of three Special level in the Palm Beach and special education The Sophomore level a review of the history HARVEY SEZ: Education courses this area and will be con- classes of local school course "Introduction to of American special ed- but we have a Fall on the education of ducted by James Kutz systems. Methods and Research in ucation will be covered. exceptional children, III, instructor in special The first semester Special Education" will Parents and other in- those children ranging education. course "Education of examine a range of ex- terested members of the very big interest in educational protential Two of the courses, the Pre-School Child" ceptionalities including community may enroll in from the mentally defi- "Education of the Pre- begins September 12 and the mentally retarded these courses, either cient through the gifted School Child" and "In- will cover materials child, the brain damaged for credit or non-credit. in you/ IS YOUR BLACKTOP child. troduction ,to Special dealing with human child, the emotionally The "Education of the These courses are the Education" will be of- growth and development; disturbed child, the blind Pre-School Child" BLACK? fered in the Freshman readiness in pre-school child, the deaf child, OR FADED AND DULL Year and "Introduction children; reading and and the physically hand- Let us Protect & Brighten Why Does icapped child. Theories Licensed & -Phone with Hoppers P avetnent to Methods and Research mathematics for the Insured 395-5151 3oca IZaton 'Jedezai Sealer. For Estimate call in Special Education" in pre-schooler; environ- and philosophies deal- SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION .our Rep. F.B. Nayler. ment and its affect on the "Cocktail Hour the Sophomore Year. BOCA TV ANTENNA Call 941-4000 These courses are de- pre-schooler; childhood 451 S. FEDERAL HW¥. 80CA RATOH Last Two Hours? signed to prepare stu- diseases and impair- COMPANY 24 HRS. A DAY ?Ali Drinks are 48^ from District Will Including Sat. and Sun. dents interested in ments which affect Commercial and Residential 395-8800 4;00 to 6:00 P.M. schooling; and the Mon- Free Hors d'oeuvres too!) working towards cer- Installations HARDRIVESA U.S. 1 in Boca Raton tification as special ed- tessorian Method. Replace Ducks Current Dividend 4Ki°/o Anticipated ucation teachers at *MASTER ANTENNA SYSTEMS PAVING AND SEALING In he second semes- * INTERCOM SYSTEMS upper division colleges ter the course "Intro- Flood Control District *SOUNDSYSTEMS I and universities, once duction to Special Ed- officials are trying to DAN BORGIOLI, Owner they have received their ucation" concentrates solve a duck problem former Co-owner of Southern TV Call 395-5121 For Classified Ad Service BROAD TOES GO associate of arts degree on testing and meas- with a towboat. 194 N.W. 20Hi St. at Marymount. The urement of mental abil- courses are also open The "ducks" are am- ity; educating the men- phibious vehicles used BACK TO SCHOOL IN to parents who want to tally handicapped child; gain insights and an un- extensively by the mili- a comparative study of tary in World War II derstanding of the pre- the educational needs of BUSTER BROWN. school child and excep- and to some degree in ii the culturally disad- tionalities in children. vantaged child, and post-war years, but they The courses will include special programs of ed- are fast becoming a CALICO CORNERS rarity. 20 5. DIXIE HIGHWAY While expensive to Sq maintain, the ducks have Ka+on, Flo»-id«L been the mainstay for Boc<* Ra+on 395-4244 the Central and South- ern Florida Flood Con- BO»p trol District in its con- Joseph VanWalshauser Lynch came to Boca tinuing battle against R.bries Raton eight years ago submersed aquatic Joseph M. VanWal- from Bronxvill, N.Y. weeds. But the versa- shauser, 70, 2315 N.E. Survivors include a tile land-water vehicles 500 Differ «nt Patterns?VColors 4th Ave., died Wednes- daughter, Mrs. Walter soon may become ob- day. D. Way of Peeksvill, solete, depending upon r/2 - 4 A retired Air Force N.Y.; a son, Thomas P. the performance of a 'Seconds'To TU Hills- But- $9 00 major, he moved to Boca Lynch Jr. of Port Ar- specially designed tow- Raton six years ago from thur, Texas; five grand- boat now being built for Beautiful and ch«qp Cheap Cheap/. St. Louis, Mo. He was children and one great- the FCD at Fort a member of Boca Raton grandchild. Lauderdale. jor ^e pric-* of a yard American Legion Post Rosary services were Zeb Grant, operations As new as the season - 277. recited Tuesday at and maintenance direct- Survivors include his Kraeer Boca Raton Fu- or for the FCD, feels wife, Dqrothy. Ameri- neral Home. the all-steel, diesel- and with Buster and Tige can Legion services will powered towboat may be be held at 7:30 p.m. Leroy Kenevel the answer to the van- inside the shoe, you are Friday at Lome Bab- ishing American ione Funeral Home. Word has been re- "duck." It will tow an assured of quality Burial will take place ceived of the death of A-frame underwater in You'll Enjoy SPACE GALORE in Arlington National Leroy Kenevel, 1350 FCD canals to plow up and fit. Cemetery. Spanish River Road, submersed weeds as the Friends may call from Aug. 28 in Vienna, Aus- ducks have done in the at 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday tria. A resident of Boca past. Vegetation yanked at the funeral home. Raton for the past sev- out floats to the nearest eral years, he is sur- water control structure PaCm vived by his wife, Dor- where a dragline re- SJfOSS Mrs. Helen Lynch othy. moves it. 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A select group of incoming students and returning student lead- Workshop. The workshop is designed to provide jnew students with Ride here on our Jolly Burger Bus... ers met this week for a Florida Atlantic University Leadership an opportunity to learn about the university's many activities. Sounds like fun eh? We'll Sent the Food, Including Your Own Personalized Birthday Cake, With Candles. THE COST S§e§g at Apartment Site Hire VACUUMS Less than Mom can do it at home. NEW AND For Complete details Contact the Manager RECONDITIONED (NOT BETWEEN 11:30 AND 2:00, PLEAsIT 395-7263 CALL F. HIRST Jbl£jf JBGRgER 865 N. Federal Ewy. Delray Man Fined for Theft 395-7873 ALSO ENTRANCE on DIXIE HIGHWAY Vernon Cecil Sykes, false, told Judge Kenneth site. Joy Wayne Harrison, Delray Beach, was found M. Dix: "I was on dope Fred Mason, owner of following too closely, guilgf of ^ptty larceny at the time and I don't the new apartment, told accident, $30. in city court Tuesday know if I did it or not." the court he saw Sykes Mary Anne Williams, although he said he had Sykes was charged and asked what he was no driver's license, $35. no recollection of what with taking $70 worth of doing there. The de- John Patrick Forstyh, happened. pipe, fittings and valves fendant replied he was disobeyed red light, Sykes, when asked if from the Palm Royal working on the plumbing guilty waiver. the charge was true or Apartment construction contract of the job. Ma- Keith Rifenburg, no son said some pipe had driver's license, $35, available at... been put into the back of careless driving, $20, Teen Talk Sykes truck. illegal tag, $25. Fined $100 or 20 days David Edward Kar- in jail, Sykes said he woski, speeding, $25. Center Members Ready had been taking pill sand' Kenneth Alvin Jones, drinking at the same disobeyed red light, time. "I don't even know guilty waiver. BOCA RATON F§r A§nual Officers Election where Mr. Mason's Larry Ernest Savage, public relations, Bar- place of business it," he driving on sidewalk, By Sue Wolff bara Ewald and Joey said. $10. Baptista. All members Other cases appear- James Gerald Boggs, NATIONAL BANK Our year is almost are urged to vote! ing on the short docket defective muffler, failed over for being an offi- Tuesday included: to appear, warrant cer of Teen Town. It At our dance Satur- Gene Clarence Dahl, issued with $60 bondo will be only a few days day night we will be driving on a divided Ruth Benson, illegal until new and excited rocking it out with Garn- highway in an unsafe parking, $10. members take our place. ny' s Glee Club and an- manner, accident, $50; Ralph Phillips, drunk, We would like to thank other great band. Ap- no driver's license, $50. $30 or six days in jail. everyone for making our pearing also willbeD.J, year so exciting and en- Stu Bowers. joyable — it s been Doors open at 7:30 great 1 p.m. Casual attire will Love fresh-cut B§jcti«>n#will be held be the dress. this Saturday night at Come on to our Back flowers? Have them our dance. The following are running: president, to School Dance!! all over the house Bob Backus; vice presi- dent, Sue Wolff; secre- See this man tary, Carlene Feddren when you insure soft, luxurious and Terry F raker; treasurer, Pat Roll and your car or home drawer lining of Larry Gross; histor- scented cotton ian, Carol Hutchens and Joan Leapline, and with shining face of roses. Hodges Mending In closets, drawers, shelves, luggage, Air Force Camp breathes fresh Cadet Douglas J. country air, Hodges, son of Mrs. wipes dust-free Shirley C. 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By J.H. Jesse spoon-fed ideas. in the afternoon, but they've If the Palm Beach school got me down for classes all Going back to school used to system is an example, all that day. You know what they told be a relatively easy thing. old good way of life is gone me? That the darn computer On the first day, you went forever. saw I was short of clAsejg. a0 back, waved hello to everyone, .Students reporting Monday at filled me in a full schedule! Visually Speaking sat in a home room for a few 8 a.m, read the list of class- They're going to tell the thing minutes, decided on the sub- es on the bulletin boards and it was wrong, then I'll get a new jects you wanted to take, filled departed at 3 p.m. with home- schedule." in the required ones and went work packed in their sweaty Computers, yet! The people who attend City Council and Plan- sponsibility of preparing charts and graphs for home. High School Principal Charles ning and Zoning Board meetings are being short- this sort of use. We don't think the city needs little hands. About the third day after We heard some comments Godwin says the schools can't changed. that but perhaps they could borrow some advice that, the classes were finally wait until the students get ac- The city a few months ago invested in an ex- on how to make the best use of visual presen- running and you were told what like these: climated. cellent projector and screen. Maps and charts tations, . .or to make at least some use of them. books you'd need, and by the "I'm supposed to be in the "Too much to learn nowa- projected on the screen are readily visible from It remains true that all too few citizens now beginning of the second week DCT (Diversified Cooperative days — they've got to start the all seats in the council chamber. come to see the operation of their government. you were beginning to get some Training Program). I go to first day/' Yet city department heads persist in bringing Those that do come should be able to see what school in the morning and work One part of Boca Raton's in a small maps and pinning them up where not is going on. economy got a real shot in the^ even council members can identify areas, much arm from the ba.ck~0-sthc08 less the general public. In other cases, plots un- PLANWM S&ttlHCr BOARO rush. der discussion are pointed out on the large map Barbershops were crowded which hangs in the front of the room. This also Now. . . last Friday and Saturday as the is not visible to most of the audience. returning students rushed to The room has been filled to overflowing dur- The Planning and Zoning Board has been under comply with the orders they ing recent sessions of both the Council and the intense fire for the past few weeks because of knew they'd get on Monday — Planning and Zoning Board. the many controversial problems that are on the get that hair off your collar! It is imperative that City Manager Alan Alford agenda. This doesn't mean acrewcut, instruct his department heads to prepare charts, Many of these items have needed solving for says Godwin, but it does mean maps and illustrations so that they may be pro- years, and it is to the credit of both City Council to get it short enough so the jected so that all may see. and Planning and Zoning Board that they are now student doesn't require a peri- As an adjunct to the project, the city might under discussion. scope to see out. well invest also in a crystal ball. . .so that it A frequent criticism of the city government There were few smiles in the will be possible to anticipate ahead of time just has been that it is not "business oriented" — barbershops — boys wers what items will be needed for the projector. On that it "does not have the feel of the, retail merely lined up, f acinpthe lo» all too many occasions, we've seen a request for community." of one of the latter-day free- clarification dropped in the hopper at the last Perhaps the appointment Tuesday night of doms. minute and then a lot of paper shuffling while William Ackerman, the chairman of the Chamber Surely there must have been councilmen and engineers compared notes on who of Commerce's Retail Merchants Division as an many parents who were aston- had the latest version of the right drawing. alternate member of the Planning and Zoning ished to see the faces of their Florida Atlantic University has a whole de- Board will go a long way to allay these fears, sons on Sunday, and the remarks partment — graphics — charged with the re- even though they may not be justified. undoubtedly would make a good comedy program. For the perfect squelch, 1 Declare' though, the award must go to Dick Cobb, the production man- ager of the News. All summer, some of the Something for Nothing high school and collie bojJi who help produce our paper have been letting their hair grow. One in particular had By Malcolm B. Johnson That became a lottery. It lottery. the appearance of a haystack was outlawed as such, even- Most of these 1966 promo- When money gets tight, more in motion. tually, by a ruling of the Su- tions aren't lotteries. There's On Monday, he walked in, folks start hunting something preme Court of Florida. But, a prize. It is awarded by chance. for nothing. shorn of his locks. my, it was a stirring event for But, generally, you don't have Cobb looked him straight in And I once heard a wise old the hopeless and hopeful broke to pay anything to play so there the eye. man declare that loose money in the younger days of our is no consideration involved. "Oh, I know you, your little always finds it way into some generation! Trading stamps lack the ele- More questions than answers? sister works here, too." sort of gambling. Remember? ment of chance, so they are Put them together, and they Once a week, perhaps oftener legal. seem to say that taking a chance in some places, a theater would Furthermore, Florida law on something for nothing is have Bank Night. It would offer specifically provides that mer- Comments on the Civic Scene constant among humans. an automobile, a refrigerator, chants are not conducting a lot- So it's hard to say whether something else saleable, or tery when they give away priz- our current rash of grocery cash, as a grand prize to theater es to persons selected by lot if store promotions of cash give- ticket holders. the ticket holders are not re- aways, on top of trading stamps, The people made it a free- quired to buy anything and if Green House, Yellow Roof shows anything about the string- swinging lottery. the winner is notified "at his ency of the economy or merely Jackpots were added and last known address" or through is a recurrent enterprise in began to accumulate. Crowds newspaper, radio or television By Harold H. Green ing noteworthy comment on this mentally and emotionally. Ex- successful trade promotion. got bigger and bigger. publicity. inestimatable service to us pecting a few kind words and the We see a lot of people hold- The Supreme Court was call- It wouldn't take much, per- Currently I am gathering horticulturists. anticipated cash refund they ing tickets, and playing the var- ed in and stopped it as a lottery. haps, to nudge some of the cur- facts for a piece about the ob- sobbed out the tale of their ious games, but it hasn't reach- The law of Florida says alot- rent crop of games of chance jectives, activities and accom- Hypnotised, in part, by this misadventures to the renter of ed anywhere near the popular tery, prohibited by the Consti- into the status of a lottery; but plishments of the Debbie-Rand column's report on fishing in , the boat. Instead they received proportions of Bank Night, tution, has three elements — a there's no sign that the people Memorial Service League, the the Everglades, Dr. E.J. Mere- a tongue lashing from tMs ersw, which theaters in Florida used prize, award by chance, and a are hungry enough, or money auxiliary of the Boca Raton dith Jr. and his father, Ted while friendly man wno >;tola to help survive the Depression consideration. If the game is loose enough yet to make it Community Hospital. senior, went there recently for them that they had been trying of the Thirties. doesn't have all three it isn't a flare like Bank Night. The League was conceived a morning of bass fishing. to run the motor with the water by a few civic minded women The good doctor reports that pump not functioning and jh a d lunching in the home of Mrs. they rented a boat and motor caused great damage which it would cost him $50.00 to have The Breadwinner's Journal Robert J. Drummond Jr. on Augo and set forth bravely on their 30, 1962. The League's main bold venture. It turned out to be repaired. : purpose at its conception was a day on which the bass were I will withhold the colorful as it remains today: to raise not striking in the spots where comments made by Dr. Mere- funds for the Debbie-Rand they were casting. So at 11:30 dith. Under the circumstances Meet the Fellow Up Top they decided to return to home Foundation. This Foundation he seemed remarkably : re- was created for the purpose of port for refreshment and a half strained. However, I assure one providing a community hospital day refund on the use of the and all that if and when Helen By Donald I. Rogers ard where 3,561 company offi- to like older and wiser heads at for service to the residents of boat. After a few seconds of and I rent a boat at this fish- cers reported attendance. Yale the top of the machine. More the Greater Boca Raton area. sub-normal performance the erman's paradise we s#re wiS NEW YORK — In the event is second with 2,620 graduates than 40 per cent of top-echelon Now, only four years later motor conked out on them and have the motor carefully you never get to see the top in this year's Register. corporate officers and directors there are more than 700 mem- refused to start. checked before we take off. In man in the Executive Suite, The other, in order, are, are more than 60 years old. bers of the Debbie-Rand So they took turns rowing fact we will undoubtedly adhere here are a few facts about him.- Princeton, Pennsylvania, Mich- Approximately four out of 10 Memorial Service League. Next against the current until they to our original plan of hiring a He is between 51 and 60 igan, New York University, or 27,417 — of the 66,860 male spring our Community Hospital were exhausted. They were then guide and his boat on our initial years old. Cornell,- Columbia, University and female top executives who will open its door's and offer able to start the motor which safari. He attended an Ivy League of Illinois and Massachusetts listed their ages are close to its facilities for the preser- shoved them along for an infin- college. Institute of Technology. or over the 65-year-old mark, vation of the life and health of itesimal distance and again gave The following was precipi- He belongs to at least one Another thing, if the pate is which in other echelons is re- the people of this area. Cer- up. So they rowed for a spell. tated as a result of facts brought fraternal organization. getting a bit shiny and the waste- garded as the retirement age. tainly this happy event would not According to Meredith this al- to my attention by our good He is a Mason. line is beginning to bulge, don't The largest group of directors be occurring so soon if it were ternating of motor and oars neighbor J. Cline McKenna, aid- He is an officer and director fret. American business seems and executives — 21,069 — not for the valient efforts and was repeated several hundred ed and abetted by thefreepress of an average 2.83 companies is between 51 and 60, There are magnificent accomplishments of times. Discount this as you will, of our nation.- "Nero's famed in addition to his main profes- only 4,055 between 31 and 40. the members of the League. it took them more than three fiddling while Rome burned was sional affiliation. The study also showed that . These I hope to write about and a half hours to get back to a pretty small time preWuctioiW The fellow in the front office business places a heavy in more detail next Thursday. the cove from which they had compared to the fiddling spec- of your outfit may not fit all of reliance on outside directors — started. tacular which is now being these descriptions, but this people who do not work for the Right now we are pretty busy Both anglers were by then in a staged in Washington for the composite picture of the Amer- company. The study showed that sidewalk superintending the pathetic condition, physically, sedation of us voters." ican business executive was outside directors outnumber cleaning and painting of our tile drawn from a study of the 71,107 inside directors in all six cate- roof. We can't complain about company officers and directors gories of business activity — the original paint job, it held industrials, insurance, utilities, listed in the 1966 edition of 4A September 1, 1966 up right well for nearly four Public Forum "Poor's Register of Corpora- merchandising, banks and years. transportation. Only in mer- tion, Directors and Execu- Published every Thursday and Selecting the present paint- To the Editor: ing a similar affair for the tives," published by Standard Sunday at 34 SE 2nd at,, Boca chandising firms do insiders enjoy numerical equality. ers was a matter of much con- An out-of-town paper had a Democratic candidate? Are all Poor's Corporation. It's not Raton, Fla., 33432, by the sideration. We were offered picture with an appropriate cap- the male Democrat's in Boca for light reading — it's a 3,193 Boca Raton Publishing Co., The ratio of outside to inside lower bids and higher bids but tion that showed three lovely Raton less affluent than their page volume known as the Blue Inc. Phone 395-5121. directors is highest among out final decision was based on women from Boca Raton who Book of American Corporations. Republican counterpart^*Ai'e banks, which show an average the word of mouth advertising were active in promoting and I the Democrats in Boca Raton The boss' daughter still may J.H. JESSE of 5.4 outsiders to every inside t)f well-pleased customers. Now quote from the caption "Acock- Publisher just pure lazy? Do they hesi- be the quickest and surest route board member. the yellow paint on the exterior tail and social hour followed tate to participate in political to the top, but if she's already The busiest corporate direc- of the Green house is turning by a dinner at the Boca Raton JOHN T. OPEL matters for fear of hurting their spoken for, you mighg try go- v tor in the United States is 76- pale. Our next major project Cabana Club." The purpose of businesses? Or do they think; ing to an Ivy League school. Six Editor year-old Boston financier Ralph will therefore be to remedy this gathering attended by over of the top ten colleges and uni- Lowell. He is chairman of the this situation. 400 guests (according to the "Why worry, the State will go H. CLAY RILEY board of Boston Safe Deposit caption) was to hear the Re- Democratic anyway?" Maybe versities listed as alma maters Advertising Mgr. When that time arrives Mrs. by the business elite are in the & Trust Co., and is an officer Green will be the sole selector publican candidate for gover- so — but not for long if they eight-school conference known or director of 43 corporations of the shade of yellow which is nor speak. Good organization don't get off their derrieres and as the Ivy League. Twenty-five Entered as second class mai I at the post or institutions. Second busiest to be applied. work I call it. Such an activity go to work. It is idle to wait schools account for more than office at Boco Raton, Florida under the is Washington . businessman as this requires planning, pro- for your ship to come in unless half of the corporate officials act of March 8, 1879. George E. Allen. He's on the From Gladys (Mrs. J, Cline) gramming, good contacts, hard you have sent one out, who had attended an institution Member of the Florida Press Association board of 32. Ranking third is McKenna, we learn that right work by the party supporters I am beyond the Biblical three of higher learning. and National' Newspaper Association. Eugene R. Black, former head here in Boca Raton there is a and last, but not least, money. score and ten but if any ciBrpable But one-third of the top ex- Subscription rates: By. carrier in the of the International Monetary place to board your potted plants It is possible that in Boca Democrat in Boca Raton will ecutives did not report attend- city 15< per week, 65f per month; by Fund (World Bank). He's on 23 or send them for theraputic Raton we have no Democrats pick up the challenge I will give mail in the U.S., o n e year $7,50, 6 boards, eight of them new this unsparingly to such leadership. ing any college. lonths $4.00, 3 months $2.50. treatment if they are ailing. with comparable ability? Have L Ranking number one is Harv- year. I find myself incapable of mak- we no women "capable of promot- S/George M. Holdsworth DOC A RATON HEWS September 1, 1966 5A il&nis 1$ Named New Internal Public Notices IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN ANDFORPALM BEACH COUNTY.FLORIDA Auditor on University Staff IN PROBATE, No. 21,561 The new position of accounting division, ad- also served as comp- troller of Associated IN RE: internal auditor at Flor- vancing a year later to ESTATE OF : ida Atlantic University assistant to the director Grocers Co-op in At- SOPHIA BRUGERE, also : was filled this week with of food service, which lanta. known as Sophie Brugere- : He is a graduate of Studach, : • the appointment of post he held for five Deceased. : % Edward D. Adams, ef- years. the University of *' ® fective'August 22. For two years Adams Georgia with a bache- NOTICE lor's degree in com- OF FINAL DISCHARGE Adams comes to FAU operated his own ac- TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- from the University of counting and tax service mercial science. CERN: Florida where he began in Atlanta, Ga. He was While in his native NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN his employment in 1961 licensed during the same city of Atlanta, Adams that LEO J. FOX has filed his was president of Atlanta Final Report • and Application as assistant to the-di- period as a casualty in- for Discharge as Ancillary Ad- rector of thefinanceand surance agent. He has Credit Union chapters ministrator Cum Testamento Association, manager of Annexo of the Estate of Sophia Associated Grocers Co- Brugere, also known as Sophie op Credit Union, and a Brugere - Studach, deceased, and will apply to the County 3 Adult Education Classes member of the board of Judge's Court of Palm Beach directors of the Na- County, Florida, on the 26th tional Office Managers day of September, 1966, for an Order Approving said Final Are Scheduled at High School Association. Active in Account and Directing Distri- Advance registration boys club work, he was bution; and when distribution books, usually a paper- a Little League coach has been made as ordered, the for evening credit back costing between for four years. undersigned to be finally dis- classes for adults will $1.00 and $2.00. charged as such Ancillary Ad- be held at Boca Raton Classes at Boca Ra- He is married and ministrator Cum Teetamemo has three children aged Annexo. High School Sept. 13, ton High School will S/LEO J. FOX according to Paul L. start Tuesday, Sept. 13 15, 13, and nine years. as Ancillary Administra- Phillips, director of and it is planned to offer tor C/T/A of the Estate adult education. classes in typing, short- Public Notices ~ of Sophia Brugere, also hand and beginning'Span- known as Sophie Bru- The classes may be IN THE COURT OF gere-Studach, Deceased. taken as credit courses ish (Wednesday). THE COUNTY JUDGE for those working toward The school registra- IN AND FOR PALM Publish: August 25, September BEACH COUNTY, 1, 8, 15, 1966 an adult diploma from tion fee covers only a FLORIDA, IN PROBATE Furnish Proof of Publication Palm Beach Adult In- part of the cost of offer- NO. 24366 stitute, or adults may ing evening classes, the NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF THE enroll in them for audit balance being paid from COUNTY JUDGE IN AND and self - satisfaction the general adult edu- IN RE: ESTATE OF FOR PALM BEACH purposes. A registra- cation fund as provided JESSIE R. AMOR COUNTY, FLORIDA IN tion fee of three dollars by the Palm Beach DECEASED. PROBATE NO. 24,245 All creditors of the estate of is required for each County Board of Public JESSIE R. AMOR, deceased IN RE:ESTATE OF course and adults pur- Instruction. are hereby notified and re- MAY P. HOWLAND fr chase their own text quired to file any claims or Deceased demands which they may have Public Notices against said estate in the office NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COURT OF of the county judge of Palm All creditors of the estate of Public Notices THE COUNTY JUDGE Beach County, Florida, in the MAY P. HOWLAND, deceased, NOTICE OF ADOPTION IN AND FOR PALM courthouse in West Palm Beach, are hereby notified and required fr OF ORDINANCE BEACH COUNTY, Florida, within six calendar to file any claims or demands The following ORDINANCE No. FLORIDA IN PROBATE months from the date of the which they may have against 1141 was adopted and passed NO. 24,366 first publication of this notice. said estate in the office of the into law on August 23, 1966, Each claim or demand must be county judge of Palm Beach at a regular meeting of the City NOTICE OF PROBATE in writing and must state the County, Florida, in the court- Council of the City of Boca place and residence and post- house in West Palm Beach, Raton. Copies of this Ordinance IN RE: ESTATE OF office address of the claimant Florida, within six calendar are on file in the office of the JESSIE R. AMOR and must be sworn to by the months from the date of the City Clerk and available for DECEASED claimant, his agent or his at- first publication of this notice. inspection during regular work- torney or it will become void Each claim or demand must be ing hours. TO ALL PERSONS according to law. in writing and must state the INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE August 30, 1966 place of residence and postof- fice address of the claimant and On 6-month and 1-year "AN ORDINANC EOFTHECITY OF SAID DECEDENT: FIRST BANK AND TRUST OF BOCA RATON PROVIDING You are hereby notified that must be sworn to by the claim- COMPANY OF BOCA ant, his agent or his attorney, FOR THE APPROVAL AND a written instrument purport- RATON, NATIONAL AS- Certificates (minimum $1000) CONFUTATION OF THE . AS- ing to be the last will and testa- or it will become void accord- SOCIATION ing to law. SESSMENT ROLL FOR THE ment of said decedent has been By: C.F. Schuler . . . plus 1000 Top Value INSTALLATION OF SANITARY admitted to probate in this Trust Officer This 5th day of August, 1966. SEWERS ALONG A PORTION court. You are hereby com- As Executor of the Estate Elizabeth H. Andrews trading stamps. And if you Op N.W. 2ND STREET BE- manded within six calendar of Jessie R, Amor, Elizabeth H. Andrews TWEEN N.W. 2ND AVENUE months from the date of the deceased. . John P. Howland withdraw part of your AND N.W. 1ST AVENUE, first publication of this notice John P. Howland ABUTTING LOTS 8 THRU 12, to appear in this court and show ROBERT D. TYLANDER Co-executors of the Estate Savings Certificate funds BLOCK 2, BOCA RATON HILLS cause, if any you can, why the 40 S.E. First Avenue of May P.Howland.deceased SECTION 1, PLAT BOOK 23, action of this court in admitting PAGE 54, PUBLIC RECORDS Boca Raton, Florida, 33432 prior to the end of the said will to probate should not Attorney for Executor ROBERT D. TYLANDER OF PALM BEACH, COUNTY, stand unrevoked. 40 S.E. First Avenue FLORIDA AND RELATED PAUL T. DOUGLAS, Boca Raton, Florida, 33432; ^ qualifying period, you still MATTERS." First Publication: September COUNTY JUDGE 1, 1966 Attorney for Co-Executors"^" S/Jacob Heidt By: Gaylor Jamerson, Clerk Publish: September 1, 8, 15, earn current 43^% passbook Jacob Heidt,' City Clerk 22, 1966 First Publication; August 11, ROBERT D. TYLANDER Furnish Proof of Publication 1966. rate on the balance! Publish: September 1, 1966 40 S.E. First Avenue Publish: August 11, 18, 25, Furnish Proof of Publication Boca Raton, Florida, 33432 Sept. 1, 1966 Attorney for Executor NOTICE TO CREDITORS Furnish Proof of Publicatior NOTICE OF PROBATE IN THE COURT OF THE IN THE COURT OF THE First Publication: September COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND COUNTY JUDGE, IN AND 1, 1966 FOR PALM EEACH FOR PALM BEACH Publish: September 1, 8, 15, COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN 22, 1966 PROBATE, No. 24291 PROBATE, No. 24277 Furnish Proof of Publication IN RE: ESTATE OF ESTATE OF IN THE COURT OF THE JOSEPH J. SCHWARZ CHARLES C.EVANS, a/k/a COUNTY JUDGE IN AND Deceased. CHARLES CLARK EVANS, FOR PALM EEACH CURRENT PASSBOOK DIVIDEHD Deceased. COUNTY, FLORIDA; To All Creditors, Legatees, Probate No. 24277 Distributees and Persons THE STATE OF FLORIDA: Having Any Claims or Demands TO ALL PERSONS In re: Estate of Against Said Estate: INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE CHARLES C. EVANS, a/k/a You and each of you are hereby OF SAID DECEDENT: CHARLES CLARK EVANS, notified that you are required You are hereby notified that Deceased. by Law to present any claims a written instrument purport- and demands which you, or ing to be the Last Will and NOTICE TO CREDITORS either of you, may have against PER AHHUM Testament of said decedent has the estate of Joseph J. Schwarz, OH YEAH! been admitted to probate in said TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- deceased, late of said County, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY Court. TEES AND PERSONS HAVING to the County Judge of Palm WELL MY You are hereby commanded ANY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Beach County, Florida, at his within six calendar months from AGAINST SAID ESTATE: office in the court house of said the date of the first publication You and each of you are County at West Palm Beach, POP'S of this notice to appear in said hereby notified that you are re- Florida, within six calendar Court and show cause, if any quired by Law to present any months from the time of the you can, why the action of said claims and demands which you, first publication of this notice. GOT Court in admitting said will to or either of you, may have Each claim or demand shall be probate should not stand unre- against the Estate of CHARLES in writing in duplicate, and voked. C. EVANS, Deceased, late of shall state the place of resi- MORE dence and post office address S/Paul T. Douglas the County of Palm Beach, State TOP VALUE TRADING STAMPS of Florida, to the County Judge of the claimant, and shall be Paul T. Douglas, sworn to by the claimant, his INSURANCE County Judge of Palm Beach County, Florida, for opening a new $1000 account, at his office in the Court House agent, or his attorney, and any Palm Beach County.Florida such claim or demand not so By: Lena L. Mock of said County at West Palm filed shall be void. THAN or adding $1000 Lena L. Mock, Clerk Beach, Florida, on or before six months from the date of the S/Alice Schwarz to your present account! (Seal) first publication of this Notice. As executrix of the Last YOURS. Each claim or demand shall be Will and Testament of MacMillan, Newett & Adams in writing in duplicate and shall Joseph J. Schwarz, INSURE WITH "DAY" 29 N.E. 4th Avenue state the place of residence and deceased. Delray Beach, Florida post office address of the claim- BE SURE TOMORROW! RUSLEY C. MEEKER ant, and shall be sworn to by S/Leo J. Fox P.O. Box 1120 the claimant, his agent, or his Attorney for Executrix Boca Raton, Florida attorney, and any such claim or 133 Boca Raton Road Attorneys for Co-Executors demand not so filed shall be Boca Raton, Florida void. Agency • First publication: Sept. 1, 1966 FIRST NATIONAL BANK First publication: August 25, TOP VALUE TRADING STAMPS Publish: September 1, 8, 15 & OF DELRAY BEACH 1966 500 S. FEDERAL HWY.\ 22, 1966 Delray Beach, Florida Publish: August 25, Sept. 1, 8, for opening a new $500 account, Furnish Proof of Publication By: Hugh McLeod, Jr. 15, 1966. 395-0220 or adding $500 Hugh McLeod, Jr., Vice Furnish Proof of Publication President and Trust Officer to your present account! S/Ruth Evans Funds received by for the Ruth Evans Sept. 12 earn from As Co-Executors of said STARTING FRIDAY CORRECT TIME Estate Sept. 1,1966 24 hours a day MacMillan, Newett & Adams SEPTEMBER 2nd OPEN 29 N.E. 4th Avenue TOP VALUE TRADING STAMPS Delray Beach, Florida Call 395-2010 Co-Attorneys for Co-Executors FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY ASK ONE OF OUR SAVINGS for opening a new $250 account, courtesy of Rusley C. Meeker thru September I OFFICERS FOR DETAILS OF or adding $250 P.O. Box 1120 BOCA RATON Boca Raton, Florida THESE SAVINGS PLANS to your present account! Co-Attorney for Co-Executors 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. NATIONAL BANK Publish: September 1, 8, 15 & Offer good through Sept. 15 22, 1966 S.Fed. atCaminoReal Furnish Proof of Publication * CAR WASH * WAX and POLISH This special Top Value bonus offer for NEW FUNDS only. * Pickup and Delivery SOUTHERN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF 8RQWARD COUNTY 3885 North Federal Highway Pompano Beach / 941-5000 Boca 3 raj Your Account Insured to $10,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Kohtz Plumbing & Htg. Contractor CAR WASH IN W 1st AveJP.O. Box 550 Ph. 393-0800 1299 N. FEDERAL HWY. 395-5534 6A September 1, 1966 BOCA RATON NEWb Coach Is Still Happy, Martin Gets QB Nod Although they were a Monday afternoon, but I they had used only dum- little slow starting Mon- think that was because mies and very little con- by Jim Rifenburg they were on their feet tact work. SPORTS EDITOR day, Bobcat football players are still showing all day during the open- "We've been working drive and determina- ing day of school. against different types August may be the month called "dogdays"but tion in their second week "By the time we had of defense and timing it is also the month that should be known as of practice. an hour under our belt, this week with about 15 "fishless days" for most salt water anglers. "I feel we have pro- things were beginning to minutes each day set Although a few dolphin, fewer sails and very gressed much faster pick up," he added. aside for scrimmage," limited marlin are being taken in the deep waters, than we originally an- Working mainly on Hazelwood said. "We beach and bridge fishermen have virtually come to ticipated," Head Coach offense, the Bobcats tackled for the first a standstill,. Harold Hazelwood said went into live scrim- time this week and I'm Bill Kane of the Boca Tackle Shop says all we yesterday. "They were mage this week. In their well pleased with the can do now is wait for the October runs of mullet,, a little slow in starting first week of practice results. "Fishing drops off like this every year," Kane "I am especially im- told this column. "The water is very warm, bar- pressed with the block- ometric pressures go crazy from time to time and ing the boys have shown snook, snappers and the like seem to quite feed- me," he continued. ing." 'Golden Bobcat' "This has been one of We were told a large collection of bait fish is our big weaknesses in laying just off the inlet and snook have moved into the past." this area, Hazelwood singled Saturday afternoon served a two-fold purpose Tickets Available out Rusty Martin for for us. We took the young daughter swimming and honors this week. wet a hook at the same time. The swimming safari Golden Bobcat tickets tickets are track and were passed out at a baseball at the varsity "Martin's ball handling was successful but the fishingpole could have been is far superior to any- left at home. Thousands of sand fleas were avail- Booster Club meeting level and all junior and Friday night and are now jayvee contests played thing we've ever seen able in the surf and normally they are fairly good before at Boca Raton bait for snappers. Our casts brought nothing. available from several here. members. High School," he said. And for good reason. A skin diver floated by Golden Bobcat tickets "There's no doubt in our position and we asked if he would point out The tickets will en- sell for $20. This would title holders to see 57 my mind he will be the the location of a fish big enough to gets its mouth make the price for each starting quarterback for over our very small hook. sports contests this contest just 350 each. year at Boca Raton the squad." He had two words of advice, "forget it." Senior Steve Breit- Elaborating farther, he said there wasn't a High School. And they Persons holding the will also entitle the ducats for sale include: enstein will also see single fish in the immediate area over four inches some work in the quart- long and to the north off Jap rock he saw only a Working at holder to a reserve seat. Coach Hazelwood, Jim Athletic Director Clement, Jack Keitzer, erback slot, according few snappers that "might go eight inches." to Hazelwood. "But we Sometime in middle or late October the winds Harold Hazelwood said Pete Blum, Jim Rifen- Quarterback although there are only burg, Bob Breitenstein, can use him anywhere will shift around to the north bringing a chill, in the backfield," the choppy waters and hopefully a host of finger mul- four home football Dr. Bob Williams, Bart games, fans will be able Brownell, Dave Lewis, mentor said. "He will let. With them, also hopefully, will come the blues, Rusty Martin will no probably see as much jacks and some large snappers. to see all basketball George Enders, Mrs. doubt get the nod as contests in the brand Nancy Curry, Jim Jesse action as any other Anglers, who don t mind getting soaked, chilled starting quarterback of backfield man on the and the risk of penumonia, will again be in their new, large gymnasium. and the High School Key the Bobcat football team Also included on the Club. team because we can element. this year, according to switch him around." Meanwhile, many fishermen have taken to skin Goach Harold Hazel- Zane Emerson, 170- diving and spearfishing. This summer has seen a pound letterman is do- larger switch to this sort of thing than ever before. wood. Calling him one Contest Pr@¥§s Esrif Hours of the "finest to come ing "a fine job" and will Cbach Bob Maxson is a recent convert to under- probably get the nod for water fishing and swears its the greatest inven- along," the mentor said the 155-pound junior Are Time to Catch M ost Fish left halfback. Mike Hart tion since artificial bait. "You'd be amazed at will alternate with Bob how many different kinds of fish there are swim- will also be called on Loxahatchee Recrea- gained from the contest to do some kicking. This Rice in the other half- ming around down there," is the way he put ito tion Area this week call- will be invaluable as in- back position. week, in practice ses- Bob likes to use a small two-foot spear in his hff ed a halt to its vacation formation toward future Rice is in his second gun with about six feet of line attached. He's sions, Martin alternated "Big Bass" contest. fishing. year of football although strictly a small-game man. One day la.st week he with Jeff Wright in do- The contest ran Largest bass caught he did not letter last was unconcernedly floating around and shot a small ing both. Martin is in through the regular this week was an eight season. He will also see sand brim. While detaching the fish from the spear his first year with the summer school vacation and one - half pounder action as a fullback. head, he happened to look to one side and met the Cats having seen pre- and besides producing taken on a Johnson spoon "Rice has shown a big stare of a six-foot barracuda. vious experience with some large fish, also tipped with pork chunk. improvement," Hazel- He admitted he was very cautious in his retreat. the Junior High squad. produced some inter- The angler was Harold wood said, "although he " And I swam with one foot on shore the rest of the esting facts. Carley. was unable to practice day," he said. "Conservation people and marine Although anyone who Bluegills and shell- the first week because scientists around here say barracuda won't fished and turned in bass crackers are still of a motor scooter ac- normally attack people," he continued. "But has Kegler [Corner Notes was eligible to collect hitting well despite cident. He's coming anyone told that to the barracuda?" the $10 in merchandise warm weather. Best along well." each day, 6Q percent of producing areas are The addition of coach- Every once in a while, a story appears in some the winners were under west of the recreation es this season has work- other publication that we think would interest our Paul Ingle Picked to Head Oaks 15 years old. area. ed to Hazelwood's ad- readers. Seventy percent of the vantage, he said and One such article was in the September issue of Paul Engle has been The officers typify the the Board of Education winning fish were caught the results should be ap- Florida Wildlife, official publication of the Game elected the head of the individuals within the in New Jersey. Ever- before 8 o'clock in the Jim Boyd Wins parent when the Bob- and Fresh Water Fish Commission. The author's largest bowling group in bowling group. rett Dodge, assistant morning and ninety per- cats go into action. name was not given, but we think he did a pretty the City of Boca Raton. Paul Engle, president secretary was co-ordin- cent were taken on arti- The Cats were sched- good job. The Sturdy Oaks which was a former candy ator of petroleum re- ficial lures. Invitational uled to begin working on Here it is: rolls at the University manufacturer, Rotary fining on the Island of In a breakdown of defense late this week. Recently a sportsman in Iowa shipped his Fox Lanes each Monday at 2 district governor, and Aruba in the Nether- lures, it was noted Jim Boyd won low Two full weeks of prac- shotgun to the Savage plant in Westfield, Mass.. . p.m. have 143 mem- connected with the met- lands Antilles. Treas- forty-five percent were gross honors Monday at tice remain before the with a request that the firing pin be repaired. bers. During the past ropolitan opera. Walter urer, Bob McClaren top water types and an Invitational Golf season opener at Belle Seems he was having his fair share of malfunc- three years they have Wyckoff vice president, held an executive posi- thirty-five percent were tournament at Univer- Glade Sept. 16. An in- tions. bowled each Monday is a former hyrdo-elec- tion with a large New artificial worms, main- sity Park Country Club. tersquad scrimmage Savage technicians took care of the trouble the year round. tric engineer having York Bank; Mai Spin- the Gollywomper. The Frank Murray was game is scheduled for and returned the gun. Shortly thereafter another The group is com- worked on many elec- ning, lane co-ordinator other ten percent of the host for the day with 80 Friday, Sept. 9 in Bobcat letter arrived, this one from the lowan's dog, posed of mostly retired tric power dams and was a planning engin- fish were taken on members and guests Stadium to give local "Pennies Aerial Ranger." Over the canines' paw gentlemen who have construction. Algier eer, Assistant Lane Co- spoons with pork chunk. participating. fans a look at the team. print was this message: come from many states Davis, secretary, was ordinator, Joe Mantsch Loxahatchee officials Boyd shot a seven "I wish to protest a recent endeavor of yours and many walks of life. formerly connected with (Continued on Page 7A) said the information over par 79 to win the that is rapidly leading to the ruin of the once honors. FEW DRIVERS quiet, serene and contented life that I lead. Among the blind bogey Can build correct "Like Man! Last hunting season I had it made. winners were Al Eben- seeing habits by ex- My life was filled with relaxing moments in the roth, Ernie Schwind, Ray perience alone. field when all I had to do was point. The boss St. John, Clarence Ber- would walk in, the birds would flush and — bau, Ray Jacobson, Call 2J8-4140 CLICK — and then a bunch of words I can't re- Wally Schroeder, Ray peat. Wilson, Joy Misenheim- EASY METHOD "Now frankly, gentlemen, although I'll never er, Fred Miller, Edwin admit to being on any kind of welfare program, Allen and Al Shafer. Driving School the war on poverty notwithstanding, you must ad- mit I've been living pretty high on the dog. All that the future holds for me now is work, pre- cision, discipline and a routine of hard labor.. BOWLER'i "How would you like to spend your days in the field listening to: come, fetch and whoa? Es- MiETINGS pecially fetch. Ugh. Those blasted feathers! "Ever since you fixed his gun, the Boss has been cocky as all get out. Breaking clay birds THURS. (Tonife) Sept. 1st like they were going out of style. Remarks.like, 'Just wait until next fall, old boy.' 7:00 P.M. "Old boy, my paw. I'll never make it to next fall. He's already running my tail off and it'll be BOCA HIS AND HERS worse when the hot weather arrives. In conclu- sion, you people may know your dog biscuits about (MIXED 4's) guns and such, but I don't think you give a damn about the welfare of dogs!" Nothing but smiles was evident Saturday as win. Winning amateurs of the team receiving a FRI. (Tomorrow) Sept. 2nd Pennie's owner added this P.S.: "Thank you Pro Ron Polane passed out prizes to the Second set of woods were Nick Bishop, William A. very much for the swell job you did on my gun. Annual Men's Golf League Pro-Am winners. Smith and Harold Maull. Runnersup, and beaten, 7:30 P.M. Don't pay any attention to my dog. I'm boss of Shown above, Polane, left, hands professional by only two points, were Pro Clark George, Sam this outfit." Henry Lindener of Lost Tree his check for the Vincent, Peder Larsen and Jim Brotherton. HARBOUR EAST (MIXED) TUESDAY-SEPT. 6fh - 7:00 P.M. SALES $5,000 Reward Posted for Killer | HONDA and OPENINGS AVAILABLE SERVICE CHURCH FELLOWSHIP (MIXED) Little Joe, a seven The National Audubon number of leads to the man and will not be as" foot Alligator has been Society has posted a five killers have been estab- elusive as the average Many Men's, Ladies, and Mixed released at .Wakulla thousand dollar reward lished but no arrests alligator removed from Springs to take the place have been made. the wilderness. Groups Have Openings of Old Joe who was killed for information leading earlier this month by to the arrest and convic- Little Joe was re- tion of the person or Wakulla Springs is an Cull 395-5222 alligator hunters. Little moved from a small lake established wildlife re- Joe is a friendly sort of persons who killed Old near Jacksonville and fuge and Audubon sanc- alligator and the type Joe. According to Major moved by the Commis- tuary and all wildlife is HONDA SUPER 90 that may establish a Brantly Goodson, law sion to Wakulla Springs. protected by both the homestead in the area enforcement chief of the At his Jacksonville Game and Fresh Water [BOCA HONDA SALES 276-64001 vacated by the passing Game and Fresh Water home, Little Joe had be- Fish Commission and 100 m 2fltli fe Boti iaton of Old Joe, Fish Commission, a come "accustomed to the Audubon Society. f 3719 S. Federal Hwy.r Delray Beach I BOCA RATON NEWS September 1, 1965 7A Archery More Notes from Keglers (Continued from 6A) to talk over their plans Oak Hills, Camino Hunt Is for the year. was International Gardens, Boca Harbour, At this writing there Harbour East, Royal Claims representatives are still openings in the Sept. 3 of one of the major oil Palm Yacht and Country Monday evening St. Joan Club, Boca Verde, will companies. of Arc (men's handicap) Florida's first man- So the Sturdy Oaks have their own bowling at 9:15 p.m., Early leagues. The Church aged archery hunt is group have executives, Birds (ladies Handi- scheduled to get under retired policemen, Fellowship meeting cap) which bowls Wed- comprising all the m way one-half hour manufacturers, sales nesday mornings and the before sunrise Satur- representatives, in fact church get together next new scratch league on Tuesday at 7 p.m. day, Septmeber 3, on men from all walks of Wednesday evenings for the Avon Park Wildlife life. They bowl together men. Management Area. The for fun, fellowship, ex- Call 395-5121 for Several of the com- first hunt will continue ercise, and friendly Classified Ad Service through the week-end competition, munities such as Royal ending on September 4. Engle holds the all The second managed time scratch league BOCA RATON'S BEAUTIFUL hunt on the Avon Park series with a 639. High area will be held Sep- Individual Game is held tember 10-11. by Harry Carter with Archers on the Avon a 248. Park area, located in There's not much RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Polk and Highlands time left to join the fall Specializing in Steaks - Prime Ribs - Sea food - Chops counties, will be al- bowling leagues. Meet- OPEN DAILY lowed to take deer of ing are being held al- either sex with a daily LUNCHEON DINNER SUPPER most daily and the lea- )f p.m. - 5 p.m. 5 p.m.- Midnite Hidnile- 4 a.m. bag limit of one and a gues are starting to season bag of three. The formulate their opening DINNERS SERVED SUNDAY 4 P.M. to 4 A.M. taking of spotted fawns Big Daddy of the Dolphins and a proud ex- pneumonia, the Hollywood star and majority own- day plans. Many of the Only ISO R. is -prohibited. Other le- raction of Lebanese parents, Danny Thomas er of the Dolphins went through these antics as groups are already fill- Entertainment Nitely West Of Facilities For All gal game during the MOHDAY IH8U SMUBDAY federal Occasions clowned for the Jets on their special day Mon- he tried to don a Jet helmet. ed, while others have a managed hunt is wild few openings here and day. Showing the effects of his recent bout with Diner's Club • American Express Cards Honored hogs with one per day there on different teams 36 S.E. THIRD STREET, BOCA RATON - PHONE 395-7635 and two per season. or in some cases a whole Dgf§my Thomas Eiifsrfssins Hunters must check team might have a in and out of the chance to get it. HOURS OF LIVE ACTION! check station located at The Island Traveling * Monkeys & Parrots the main gate on the group headed by James * 13 Performing Porpoises * 4 Sea Lions Avon Park road. The Howell, president, had * Deep Sea Divers Boca Jets Meet Miami Dolphins station- will be open from its meeting. Tonight the * Beautiful Mermaids 4:00 A.M., on Saturday members of the Boca * Vicious Sharks and close 8:00 P.M. * Colorful Reef Fish The Boca Jets wel- laughter of their own as into the Jet Booster or- At the conclusion of His and Hers have their OPEN 9:30 A.M. the regular Dolphin each Sunday. meeting and tomorrow 6 CONTINUOUS SHOWS comed into their organ- they posed for gag shot ganization. PHONE 525-6611 ization the Miami Dol- after gag shot though Membership cards practice, the Boca Ra- evening the bowling "••'^aajivi&py.; phins as some 66 mid- hot and weary from the were presented to Danny ton Jets and the Miami A $5.00 Archery Per- group of the Harbour get players strong, con- prior workout. Thomas and eachplayer Dolphins mingled in mu- mit" is required. East will get together and coach, as well as the tual understanding as PORPOISE verged on the Dolphin The Dolphins were / OCEAN SHOW training camp at St. An- not only free with their very lovely and attrac- each boy broke off and poses but with the sound tive Miss Marsha Terry, moved to the side of his LWORL^ AND drews Monday after- NOW THRU SAT. 0CEANAR1UM noon. advice pertaining to the team secretary who favorite. Danny Thomas, owner football as many of the made her appearance on All in all, 66 little THE MIRISCH CORPORATION fttxi S.E. 17th ST. "CAUSEWAY *£T FT. LAUDERDALE and well known tele- Dolphins broke off and the 50 ,yd, line for the boys went home to vision personality, was .could be seen instructing occasion. dream of the time that "THE flUSSIAHS ARE COMIN^ there to welcome the the little men in the ba- Representing the City they, too, will become a Jeps and put on a typi- sics of the game. of Boca Raton the Jets Dolphin or pro football JTHE flUSSIAHS ARE C0MIH&'! cal' Thomas display of The Boca Jets Boost- watched the Dolphins go player. HOUR BY DELUXE-IMSrar " "K» UNITED ARTISTS bafoonery as he talked er Club represented by through their exercises and laughed with the Bill Miller and George and move into their in- PLU^COLOK CO-HIT - "ZEBRA IN THE KITCHEN"! Boca Raton youngsters. Silvers one of the Jet dividual drills. Each ac- SPORTS FANS! The Dolphins, taking Coaches and former tivity was explained to Last Nile the Jets to their hearts, member of the Detroit the team by Coaches of Wild Angels posed for pictures of Lions, inducted the the Boca Jets and this U.S. 1-BOCA RATON every angle and discrip- Dolphins, players and period was considered and tion and roamed among coaches headed by a fine instruction by the Girl Getters the little guys with much- Coach George Wilson staff. From "Brunch" to a Banquet... % U.S. *V Between Pompano STARTS TOMORROW enjoy traditional American recipes ' Sean Connery cooked to order by world famous §CHRAFFT!S Chefs. On your next {Joanne Woodward! evening out...include Jean Sebetg FAMILY r. DINNERS from CALL 395-4800 1 Bet You 4 to 6 P.M. Didn't Know ^^ Pompano Beach- WH1-5035 by Hal 6. Orner COCKTAILS 48* Here's one of thej LAST at SHOPPERS HAVEN TIMES .most fantastic recordss I TODAY ever made by any f oot- ROUTE 1 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY Sball team. . .It was 2:10 - ^:05 - 6:00 -8:00 - 9:55 jmade by the ArmyJ

Boca Raton School, J,C. Between spelling is to staff all three the standard Red Cross class and arithmetic, Mitchell School, and schools fully, five days Boca Raton High School. program, they may A New Attack on .. your son begins to run a a week,, But, unless we assist in libraries, B efore donning her fever. He is sent to the get more volunteers, we lunchrooms and class- health room to have his neat gray uniform, the won't be able to give full rooms while a teacher is temperature taken and volunteer must take a coverage at the begin- attending a sick or in- await the principal's de- 12-hour Red Cross ning/' jured child. cision on being sent course. Mrs. George And there is little home. Nale of the Palm Beach At least, reminds danger of too many Mrs. Mosher, they may In the adjoining of- County Red Cross Chap- women volunteering, she do all this if there are fice, the principal is ter will give this three- adds. A second indoc- enough of them. The im- Schoolroom busy. The secretary is week training, beginning trination course will mediate goal is enough busy. Students and Sept. 6, 9 to 11 a.m. on follow the first, if the volunteers to staff the teachers come and go, Tuesdays and Thursdays supply of volunteers is health rooms, to comfort all part of the business at the Recreation Cen- great enough. the sick or injured child. of running a school. ter. "The demand for their The feverish child on Gray Lady training services is great." the health room cot of- includes the standard The United States The Volunteers, or- has doubled its system ten feels forgotten. first aid course, and ganized six months ago, A committee of Boca portions of the home also maintain a "loan of paved roads, from Sniffles 1.5 million miles at the Raton women have set nursing care course. closet" of Sick-room out to fill this void in Introduction of the supplies, and assist the end of World War II to emergency school health Gray Lady program into local schools with im- 3 million day. service. Gray Ladies of Boca Raton schools is a munization programs, the Volunteers for Home result of requests from eye and hearing testing. Nursing Service will principals and the pub- The "loan closet" is soon be staffing health lic school nurse, Mrs. located on the top floor rooms -- giving minor Elizabeth Morris. Mrs. of the old city hall build- first aid, helping with Morris travels from one ing, and contains such school health matters, school to another. items for the sick room and holding your child's Women who want to as pads, abdominal sup- hand, if it makes him help with this program ports, straws, bedpans feel better. are asked to call Mrs. —"mostly, they're not Mrs. Calvin Mosher, Mosher, 395-6440, or very pretty, but neces- 395-1660 chairman of the Volun- vice chairman of the sary items," the women teers, has extended a Volunteers, Mrs. John explain. DISTINCTIVE call for Eoca Raton C. White, 395-4269. Gray Ladies for women able to give a day, "We have only a skel- schools, now being or- PICTURE FRAMES or a half day, each week eton crew ready to go ganized, may also as- or two. She is hopeful of into training now," says sist the school beyond staffing health rooms in the health room. Under Mrs. Mosher. "Ourplan JENNINGS 1TD E. BOCA RATON ROAD BOCA RATON, FLA.

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Dear Ann Landers.- A say nothing. He'll prob- love drink too much? Ann Landers will three-year-old boy rode ably get tired of it when What can you do about be glad to help you his tricycle down a the novelty wears off. it? For some forthright with your problems. driveway into the street But please write me in answers, get the booklet Send them to her in and was crushed to death six months. If Keith is "Alcoholism — Hope care of Boca Raton under the wheels of my still fooling around with and Help," by Ann Land- News, Box 3346, Chi- brother's truck. the curlers and hair- ers. Enclose 35 £ in coin cago, Illinois, 60654, The parents of the spray, I'll suggest some with your request and a enclosing a stamped, child were in the yard at action. long, stamped, self-ad- self-addressed envel- the time. They saw the dressed envelope. ope. boy ride into the street many times but did noth- Dear Ann Landers: ing to stop him. Those Will you please tell parents are as guilty cheating husbands to as my brother yet the keep their mouths shut? driver is the one who Some women insist that must carry the burden. if their husbands were FOR SOMEONE TO WEAR . Although exonerated of unfaithful they would TO CONVEY YOUR GRATITUDE . . . any negligence or viola- want to know about it. FOR SOMEONE IN THE HOSPITAL . . . tion of the law, my They are either kidding brother became de- themselves or they are FOR THE WEDDING.. . spondent. His health FOR OCCASIONS OF SYMPATHY ... broke and he committed masochists. suicide. The husband who con- FOR BIRTHDAYS and ANNIVERSARIES . . . fesses all is trying to FOR FUN ... I am a mother, too, ease his guilty con- and I know how the par- science at the expense ents of that small child of his wife's peace of must feel, but why don't mind. It may make HIM they realize it is their feel, better but it won't fc imU Gorbcns responsibility to keep an do much for her — ex- eye on children who are cept make her heartsick, 2854 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY, BOGA RATON too young to exercise depressed and sus- Ph. 395-0102 mature judgment? picious forever after. I Traffic has only one speak from experience place to run — in the because I've —BEEN street. Children have THERE many places to play — their own yards, the city Dear Been: I agree a parks, playgrounds. No contrite husband should feel'right.. driver wants to hurt a child. T ruck - drivers keep his mouth shut and are the most cautious of dedicate himself to bet- all. ter conduct in the future. But a child can run Does someone you faster than truck can stop. Please Ann, print At one time it was Pineapple-Mint Alaskas my letter and add aplea thought that an ele- of your own to parents phant's fear of a mouse of young children to is inherent. However, Recipe of the Week watch them and teach researchers now know them to stay out of the the big beast's panic streets. begins with the idea of Miracle- —BROKEN HEARTED having to ''bounce" tiny SISTER invaders off its trunk. Finish Florida Meets Alaska ...fur the modern 'mirtdt' fabrics Dear Sister: I can When does pineapple go north? When it's add nothing to your pow- To Look Like A cutting in a pointed zig-zag fashion. Roll up erful and eloquent letter. dripping with ice cream, of course. the 2 pieces of gum drop separately with zig- dry cleaning process restores that look of Mint or peppermint ice cream that is. zag sides at the top to make a pineapple- Thank you for writing. PRINCESS If you want Florida to meet Alaska try this like top. Pinch bottom together securely. newness to all your garments. Your fine summery treat to cool you off on these hot Make 7 more tops. Top- cake circles with a Dear Ann Landers: Go To clothes will have renewed "life," original You said in your column tropical days. The kids will love it and it slice of pineapple. Place on wooden cutting body and drape. Bring your fine clothes looks so pretty decorating a party table „ . . board 2 inches apart and put in freezer to a few weeks ago that you PINEAPPLE-MINT ALASKAS chill very well. Cut each pint of ice cream are sick of complaints to us for this extra special dry cleaning care. Sugar once lengthwise and once crosswise to make about teen-agers' hair 8 large green gum drops 4 rectangular shaped pieces. Stand one por- and I don't blame you. 8 circles pound cake cut 1/2-inch thick, tion of ice cream upright on each pineapple But I hope you will print 3 inches in diameter slice. Return to freezer until ice cream is just one more. LAUNDRY 1 1-lb. 4-1/2-oz. can sliced pineapple, firm. Just before serving beat egg whites, Our 16-year-old son, drained (about 8 slices) salt and cream of tartar together until eggs Keith, plays the drums & CLEANERS 2 pints mint or peppermint ice cream hold soft peaks. Add sugar a small amount in a musical group. My Newest - Finest in 6 egg whites at a time beating until mixture is stiff and husband and I both ap- 1/2 teaspoon salt glossy. Spread top and sides of each Alaska prove since we can think Boca Raton 30 S.E. 1st Street 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar serving completely and seal to board with of worse things for a ROYAL PALM PLAZA 1-1/2 cups sugar meringue. If desired, score sides with knife teen-ager to do with his GOLFVIEW DRIVE time. Keith says he Call 395-5200 Sprinkle a small amount of sugar in cen- to resemble outside of a pineapple. Bake in a l Phone 395-8888 ter of a cutting board. Place one large gum very hot oven, 450 degrees, until meringue is needs long hair for drop at a time in the center of cutting board lightly browned, 3 to 4 minutes. Top each the act. We don't like it m and roll candy to 1/8-inch thickness, sprink- Alaska with a candy "pineapple top" pressing but we've gone along,, : ling surface of gum drop with sugar and turn- candy firmly into meringue. Makes 8 Last week I noticed : ing after each rolling. Cut in half lengthwise servings. that the boy has been ; swiping my hair curl- :| ers. Also the can of \ hair-spray I bought a i The Versatile Peanut few days ago is half i empty. I told my hus- i Now in Plentiful Supply band about it and he : Hurray thought it - was funny. •; enjoys I am not amused. i Dr. George Washing- pital. ton Carver proved that Should I ignore the ': convenient for Tom man can make more than People began making whole thing and hope it ;i : 200 products out of pea- peanut butter to sell will pass or what? : nuts — and the most from house to house. —PERPLEXED > DRIVE popular of these, peanut Then, small factories sprang up Ballantyne! butter, is brought into t Dear Per: For now the present spotlight be- BANKING cause of its current plentiful supply. He just sold The Consumer and Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of his house to Agriculture reminds consumers that a rec- (Custom Made- Draperies and Shades ord large 1965 peanut crop has left an abund- Slipcovers • I'phohtery an old friend, ance of peanuts and pea- Whether you Peda!-in... nut products. 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Muftipte Listing Service of South Palm Beach County, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of PROSPECT -HALL Bank of Boca Raton Founded 1929, 3900 H. Federal Hwy., Telephone 395-7000 BOCA RATON Milwaukee, Wisconsin S2S S.E. Fourth Street 524-S325 Fort Loudcrdolc, Florida 33301 SSMEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAT!OR>X BOARD OF REALTORS, INC. "A I'nisprcl Hull Grtithiaiv" is the' [hint pnssiblv recommendation ask any representative employer or educator. L BOCA RATON NEWS September 1, 1966 3E miKK Paisleys May Be Tops On Fall Fashion List Miss Mary Todd, Ex- Plaids: Power packed tension Home Econom- plaids come on strong ics Agent, says fashion for fall. designs thisfallinclude: Checks: This is the Paisleys: Paisleys "in" season for the dramatize the scene; square and the cube. they are bold and power- Dominos, dice and ful and strongly empha- c h e c kerboards come size the spectrum of into play. Ken Higgins color. The size range Stripes: ' Brillaint mil help you long after begins with the almost stripes emphasize the geometric in detail to brazen use of color in you've bought the enormous, inter- multiple monotone or an insurance policy winding forms covering clash combinations. When your car or home is damaged a huge expanse of fabric. Among the aviation ir destroyed, we will make sure Tapestries: Tapes- ou get paid promptly and fairly. and automobile pioneers We're independent insurance tries borrowed from up- whose first experience agents. holstery and decorating was with bicycles were departments create the the Wright brothers, in J.C. MITCHELl_ effect of intricately wo-' aviation, and auto men ven and stitched pat- Henry Ford, Glen Olds, & SONS Qjgs terns. Twisted vines and Glen Curtiss and artful flowers sprawl Charles Duryea. 12 S. federal . . 395-4711 uninhibitedly on home- spun or a variety of other textures. Heavy, jacquard woven designs MODERN HOMEOWNERS RENT... lend themselves beau- tifully to theater suits. Carpenter Tools Art Gallery: Art gal- of all kinds lery prints include vi- Cement Tools brantly colored giant Plumbers Tools geometries taken out of Painting & Decorating the class of "plain" Tools geometry. Oversized Floor Equipment Machines abstractions, painted in Auto & Mechanic Tools intense colors, lend Household Helps themselves particularly Yard and Garden Tools Grand Old Party well to jersey and chal- Power Tools lis. The freedom and Get Well Needs flow of Nouveau Art con- veys the Oriental feeling Claude Kirk, GOP nominee for Governor from Asia. of Florida, was feted with a dinner by the Petites: Geometry Boca Raton Republican Woman's Club Sat- was never so well stud- There's Nothing Like the Right Equipment... urday evening at ihe Boca Raton Hotel's ied. Precisely detailed and Knowing Where to Rent It! Cabana Club. More than 400 attended the figures are spaced fund-raising affair, and heard the candidate mathematically -.- plea for "a return to the Great American circles, squares, tri- DIXIE RENTS & SALES angles, rectangles and Dream" and to refer to his Democratic op- forms carefully pat- 802 NORTH DIXIE HWY. ponent as the "ultra-liberal proponent." terned after classic foulards and tie prints. 395-7359 BOCA RATON

Holiday Decorations Happy House Is Topic for Meeting colors — wisteria By Claire Archer Dear Friend.- I think and "Holiday Decora- be Mrs. William Miller, you would have a stun- olive green. tions" will be the topic Mrs. Don Miller and Do you have a ques- ning sofa bench if you for the meeting Tues- Mrs. Sue Sternberg. tion pertaining to in- used Chinese red for six Request from Mrs. day of the Boca Raton terior decorating? Mrs. cushions and mulberry E.R.V.: In our kitchen Junior Woman's Club. The first known men- Archer will be happy to for the other six cush- we have a snack counter Guest speaker will be tion of oranges is in the answer your questions. ions. with four ladder back Mrs. Dorothy Lee. The second book of the "Five Request should be sent chairs which are meeting is scheduled for Classics" — possibly to the Boca Raton News Request from Mrs. finished in a natural 8 p.m. at the Boca Raton edited by Confucius — with self-addressed en- N.H.: We have selected wood with rush seats. Hospital administration which appeared in China velope. an apricot color carpet I would like to change building. Hostesses will about 500 B.C. A home at 2280 Silver Palm Road East, Royal Palm Yacht & Country for our apartment and the color on the frames Request from Mrs. Club, Boca Raton, for Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Church, Branch Manager we plan to have the walls and keep the rush seats R.L.: I'm expecting a painted bone white. lam relative to visit me for in the natural finish. and Vice President of First Federal Savings and Loan of Delray Beach. going to use, for the Would you be kind enough several months and I time being, our old sofa want to freshen up my to suggest a paint color Bo€a Bazaar and chairs but would that would go well with guest room. The wall- like slipcovers made for 20 S.DIKIE Hwy. Built By paper is lilac and white them. My coffee table oak paneling on the stripe and the rug is and lamp tables are ma- walls, mustard cabi- DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES avocado green. The hogany. What color slip- nets with white tops and FELTS, SEQUINS, STYROFOAM, furniture is white, trim- covers would you rec- white ceramic pulls? TRIMS, BEADS FOR FLOWERS, CONSTRUCTION, INC. med with avocado green. ommend? STRAW BAGS, GIFTS. What color draperies Dear Friend: Try a CLOSED SATURDAYS RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL would you advise? Dear Friend: How shiny " black for your would you like a bold ladder back chairs. Dear Friend: How Happy House to You. about having your drap- print in colors of gray, 2174 N.E. 1st Aye., Boca Raton 399-5922 eries in snow white? beige, black and white for your slipcovers? Request from Mrs. G.F.T.: I'm trying to Request from Mrs. redecorate my den and I D.Y.: I would appre- have a nine foot sofa ciate some advice as to bench with 12 cushions. a color to use for show- er curtain and towels Turn-A-Bed Sleeper Sofa I plan to have these cushions recovered and for my bathroom. The would like your help as fixtures are turquoise to the color to use. The and the walls are paint- floor is brown vinyl, ed white. The floor is none other is so versatile...so luxurious one chair has a black terrazzo, white fleck- frame with gold cush- ed with gray. ions and one easy chair Dear Friend: Your covered with wood shut- shower curtain could be ters painted same as in a wisteria. For tow- els, you could use two us m sidewalls.

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'Health Industry Report' Shows Impact of Medicare on Economy In a special report on "The probable figure iness is human — thecipients of old age and the "health industry" in for 'cash flow' into the 750,000 persons in thesurvivors' benefits has its September issue, normal stream of t h e state who are aged 65 been running at a figure Florida Trend maga- state's goods and ser- or more and who have of $439 a year. zine estimates that the vices will be $387 mil- individual incomes av- "This does not mean first year of Medicare lion by June 30, 1967. eraging $4,300. that the average expend- "will add one-third bil- This is money which The magazine reports iture for every person lion dollars to the econ- will be used to buy food, oldsters pay out anover 65 is $439; it means omy of Florida." clothing, autos, and average of 10.2 per cent that much was spent on The business and fi- boats, gasoline, fishing of their incomes for the average by the eld- nancial magazine based tackle — for everyday medical care. erly income receivers. its estimate on studies necessities and pleas- "On this basis," says These, in most cases, of official and unofficial ures. the magazine, "the are retired husbands,, reports by state and na- "The basic ingredient average outlay for med- The medical costs in tional authorities. of this big impetus to ical expenses by each such cases cover both Florida Trend states; the state's private bus- of Florida's 750,000 re- husband and wife. "In other words, medical expenses have been consuming about five weeks' average in- V* i come of the elderly in Florida. With Medicare relieving the elderly of Peter Blum lifts the first shovel of dirt for his handled the real estate transaction and Sam Ac- this outlay, the experts new Patio Shop. Interested participants are Mrs. quilano, of A&P Construction Co., the contrac- expect this stream of Blum; Paul Blanchet of M.N. Weir & Sons, who tors for the building. money to flow into the state's economic life- blood." Blums Will Build The report on Medi- care is one of 10 differ- ent aspects of the health industry covered in the coming issue. Other as- Ground Broken for Store Addition pects include the short- age of nurses, the rising Ground was broken ing two small rental with the present store. settings that will enable costs of hospital care, this week for a new Pa- areas. "Patio and outdoor us to let the customer m the . lengthening life tio Shop for Blum's of furniture, along with all have a better idea of span, health insurance Boca, Designed by Thomas the accessories, is such what the furniture can and Blue Cross-Blue Located next door to Mitchell, the new patio a big, yet specialized, look like in his home." Shield. Pulitzer Prize- the present furniture shop will cost about field, we know we can Blums of Boca was winning reporter John store on North Fed- $50,000 according to better serve our cus-opened just over three Frasca reports on con- eral Highway, the new Peter Blum. It is to be tomers and clients by and a half years ago. ditions in Florida's shop will consist of 8,- built by A&P Construc- enlarging our displays. The present building nursing homes. The 000 square feet, includ- tion Co. and will blend In this new building we has already been ex- magazine reviews the will be able to create panded. medical science work of the University of Flor- That Old Icebox Just ida. NEW Florida Trend finds 8000 ft. INDUSTRIAL FACILITY The Boca Surgical Supply has recently opened at 50 N.E. 1st Ave. The the total annual finan- Ain't What She Used To Be cial volume of the health SALE OR LEASE company sells and rents wheelchairs and other kinds of sickroom needs. The bulky old refrig- for instance,, are fea- industry in Florida is erator-freezer has gone turing washable finishes 2730 N0W= 1st Ave. Boca Raton $1,154,000,000 , broken the way of the icebox that look like linen. Robert C Jares (own?r) 395-1899 While it is possible down as follows: that a merchant or a and the wood-burning MARINE public scribe founded Employe payrolls, stove. In its place is INSURANCE the institution of bank- $500,000,000; Hospital the high-style, stream- ing, it is generally be- charges, $224,000,000; lined refrigerator- lieved an English jewel- Doctors' income, $180,- freezer that has become er pioneered this voca- 000,000; Drugs and a focal point of kitchen tion. Sir Francis Child, supplies, $150,000,000; decor. BETTER LIGHT a 17th century goldsmith Dentists' income, $60,- An indication of the who lent large sums of 000,000; Public health modern refrigerator- GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY money to the govern- budgets, $32,000,000; freezer's increasing lightens OF BOCA RATON, INC. ment, is credited with Nursing home charges, importance as'an appli- ance that's decorative WEIR PLAZA BUILDING HOWARD V. E. HANSON being the first to con- $7,000,000. as well as practical is HOMEWORK TELEPHONE 395-8644 vert his trade to a bank- "While this is well ing enterprise. the styling emphasis below the $3.8 billion shown in new models. In that the tourist industry addition to wide color brings in each year," ranges, new refrigera- says Florida Trend, tor-freezers are avail- "it's right alongside the able in a variety of ex- volume that Florida's terior patterns and tex- agriculture industry tures. generates," Some manufacturers, REALTORS OF BOCA RATON The following MEDALLION REALTY, are members of Suite C, 131 E. Palmet- the Boca Raton to Parit Rd., 395-2421. Board of Real- r HOWARD Pu MILLER, iors Doing 1111 N. Ocean Blvd., business with 395-3735. them you are assured the J.C. MITCHELL & highest type of service SONS, INC., 22 S. Fed- that can be administered eral Hwy., 395-4711. in the field of Real Es- MOTHERWELL REAL- tate Practice. TY, 757 S, Federal Hwy. ARVIDA REALTY 395-4044. 60.1 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton Phone 395-2121 SALES, Inc., 998 S. THOMAS P. NOLAN, LOOK FOR THIS TAG ON STUDY LAMPS. Federal Hwy., 395-2000. 131 N.E. 1st Avenue, It means that it complies with the rigid 395-3 838. ATLANTIC BOCA standards of the Better Light Better Sight Bureau REALTY, INC., 101 E. F.BYRON PARKS, 151 and Illuminating Engineering Society. m Palmetto Park Rd., N. Ocean Boulevard, FOR SAVINGS 3 95-8500 or 399-7 500. 395-3700 Good home study lighting prevents eyestrain and fatigue, aids concentra- BATEMAN and COU> PETRUZELLI REAL- tion. Better homework means higher grades in school. 1299 S. Ocean BIvdu, TY, INC., 2325 N. Ocean Electricity is cheap ... about two hours of 200-watt lighting for only Boca Raton, 395-9355,, Boulevaid, 395-0822. a penny. In fact, it's now cheaper than ever. Today, the average price W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. paid per kilowatt hour for Sunshine Service electricity in the home is PLASTRIDGE AGENCY actually 31% cheaper than just 10 years ago. * AVAILABILITY Fed. Uwy., 395-8155. INC., 224 & Fed. Hwy., CONN C. CURRY, 701 395-1433. Start your child "Back to School" with a new, modern study lamp E. Palmetto Park Rd. THE REAL ESTATE functionally designed for seeing without glare or strain. 395- 3922. CORNER 60 S. Feder- See the selection at these dealers now. * CONVENIENCE BRUCE E. DARRELL, al Highway, 395-4624. Realtor,425 E. Palmet- RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 Atlas Electric, Delray Beach to Park Rd., 395-1322. S.E. 3rd St., 399-6444. Frankhouse Electric Supplies, Delray Beach •WIV:. DAY INC., 500 S. ROYAL PALM REALTY Sears-Fifth Ave. Shopping Plaza, Boca Raton SAFETY Federal Hwy., 395-0 220. CORP., 307 Golfview FLORIDA SITES, INC. Dr., 395-1662. 38 &E. 4th St. 395-1890. FRED TAYLOR, 2750 ORYAL E. HADLEY, N. Fed. Hwy., Delray Accounts Insured By Beach, Fla. 27S-7327. An Agency Of The 400 E. Palmetto Park BOCA RATON OFFICE Federal Government Road, 395-2244. TOWN & COUNTRY F. WOODROW KEETON PROPERTIES, 330 E. THERE'S NO MATCH 2950 N. Ocean Boule- Palmetto Park Rd., 399 FOR FLAMELESS vard. 395-5252. 4629. ELECTRIC LIVING MACLAREN & ANDER- M.N. WEIR & SONS, ...IT'S CHEAPER. TOO!/ SON, 135 E, Palmetto INC., 855 S. Federal FIRST FEDERAL Park Rd., Boca Raton. Hwy., 395-4000. 395-1333. JOHN A. WRIGHT, 713 FLORIDA POWER t, LIGHT COMPANY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Dclray Beach MILDRED I. M.ADDOX, Havana Drive, B&ca Raton, Florida, CR 8 - HELPING BUILD FLORIDA 507 N.E. 20th St., 395- 2402. 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 2900. L BOCA RATON NEWS September•], 1966 7B BE SURE TO STOCK UP FOR THE LONG LABOR DAY WEEKEND...

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DR. IRA LEE ESHL.EMAN, MINISTER

Ap PRESBYTERIAN, USA) Sermon Topic- 'Santicification' ^;B.|v£00 WestXamino Real "Sanctification"- will be the speak on "The Keys of the sermon topic for Rev. Albert the 11 a.m. service as the mStJMMER WORSHIP WOOUvhK; Kingdom." church returns to its winter L. Eastman Sunday at the 11 schedule. ; : : v ; a.m. service of the University /-/ -^j^ oJ ^ Fat_in-gvjhr.Ch5nging- Scene'.'.;' Church - Church of the Open Rev. Victor L. Rankin will Door. Missionaries Mr. and be the guest The two-service schedule UNIVERSITY Mrs. Fred Oliver from Eluthera speaker Sunday at resumes Sunday at St. Paul Island in the Bahamas will show First Methodist Lutheran Church with services Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst color slides of their work at Church. Rev. at 8:30 and 11 a.m. and Sunday Baptist Church the Sunday evening service. Rankin formerly School at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Eugene - Rev. Robert R. Bugbee served as a O. Krug will speak on "Seeing 601 North Federal Hwy.f Boca Raton Rev. David K. Allen Methodist mis- God." Youths, of the church will "Man" is the lesson topic sionary in Cuba attend a Walther League rally 10:00 a.m - SUNDAY SCHOOL for the Sunday Christian Sci- and current!} Sunday afternoon in Fort Lau- ence service. holds the posi derdale, 11:00 a.m. Nursery Available of field treasur- '' Christ Our Passover" Air-Conditioned Rev. G. Jan Hinnen will speak er of the Meth- "The Crisis of Vocation" on " A Mountaintop Experience" 7:30 P.M. odist Board of Rev. Rankin will be the topic for Dale E. Sunday at the Boca Raton Pres- Missions in Bue- Hency at the 10:30 a.m. service "Mans Anxiety and God" byterian Chapel, nos Aires where he also serves of Trinity Church of God. PREACHING TO THE HEART IN THE as minister of the First Meth- HEART OF BOCA RATON A Labor Day sermon — odist Church of Buenos Aires. A special building fund of- DR, GEORGE THOMSON - PASTOR - "Working for What?" ~ will fering aimed at a $40,000 goal CHURCHES be given Sunday by Rev. John Sunday School will begin Sept. for construction of a building Schuring at the 11 a,m. service 11 at 9:45 at Boca Raton Mor- for University Baptist Church of Boca Raton Christian Re- will be asked at the church's formed Church. At the evening avian Church. This Sunday, Rev. ADVENT -Americon ST. PAUL Mo. Synod Christian Weber will preach Sunday Service. The church service, Rev. Schuring will' recently received approval of 5001 NE 4 Ave. Near U.S. 1 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. on "Standards for Living" at UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 its plan to build on " West Ca- Of BOCA RATON FAMILY WORSHIP mino Real. and SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 WORSHIP 8:30and 11:00 Dr. George Thomson will Congregational-Christian-Evangelical-Reformed WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 (Pre-School Nursery at 11) speak on "Christ our Pass- FREDERICK NELSON D.D. MINISTER Wmo Deutschmann, Pastor E.O. Krug, Pastor over" at the 11 a.m, service. Sunday Worship 11:00 A.M. Phones 395.3632 Phones 395-0433 His topic at the evening ser- and 395-4741 arid 395-1939 TEMPORARY LOCATION - (One block East vice will be "Man's Anxiety of US !• in the Hayden Stone <• formerly the and God." Lee Higginson - Bldg, 105 E.Boca Raton Rd. AIR CONDITIONED, NURSERY AVAILABLE In Essentials, Unity In Non=Essentials, Lib*, Robert Miller of Florida erty In All Things, Christian Love. Christicm Reformed Church Bible College will speak at both Temporary Location 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Minister's Son Takes Pulpit morning and evening services Art Guild Bldg. Boca Raton Sunday at Bibletown Community CHURCH OF GOD Church. He formerly was a SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. At United Church's Services MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. missionary in South America. RINITY "Working For What?" Hency, pastor The minister's son will take Norman is a recent grad- "Facing the Changing Scene" RADIO BROADCAST 4 P.M. WWOG - FM 99.9 over services Sunday at United uate of Florida Atlantic Uni- will be the Rev. Albert G.Ship- EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. Church of Boca Raton. versity and " is enrolled for horst's sermon at 10 a.m. ser- - Temporary location: Harris Upham Office "The Key of the Kingdom" Norman Nelson will be the graduate work in guidance and vice Sunday in First Presby- ::;.'•: ^ ^ v 855 S. Federal Hwy. counseling at Florida Atlantic terian Church. Wednesday at 8 p.m. Bible Study speaker at the church's 11 a.m. dor Weir Plaza - Boca Raton Nursery John Schuring, Pastor - 1040 SVV 1st Street University. Earlier this year Next Sunday, the church will service. He is the son of Dr. ip" SUNDtAY WORSH^i>10:3<> A.M: Available Boca Raton - 395-3942 and Mrs. Frederick Nelson. he was one of several students. resume its "winter" schedule Dr. Nelson is the founding min- who were assigned to teacher with services at 9:30 and 11 AIR CONDITIONINniTioNiNrG, "The Crisis of Vocation" " ister of United Church which training internship at a U.S. a.m. Registration for church Other services and activities in various homes FIST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH was organized here some two government school in Weis- school is scheduled next Sun- of Boca Raton years ago. baden, Germany. day at 9:30 a.m. Temporarily in Chamber of Commerce Building 2151 N. Federal Highway CHURCHES of CHRIST Alphonse Sutera, Pastor Jeanne Sutera, Co-Pastor DELRAY BEACH POMPANO BEACH SUNDAY SERVICES 2190 S.E. 6th St. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 88 S.E. 6th Ave. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. - SUNDAYS -- Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. 10 A.M. . Bible Study — 10 A.M. 11 A.M. _• Worship _ 11 A.M. Wednesday Prayer & Praise Service 7:30 P.M. 6:30 F.M. Worship 6:30 P.& 'AIR-CONDITIONED- FULL GOSPEL SERVICE ADVENT LUTHERAN nen, pastor. Sunday service, CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR - WEDNESDAYS - N.E. 44th Ave. at 50th St. just, 10 a.m. 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. 7:30 P.M. Bible Study 7:45 P.M. Albert L. Eastman, pastor. Sun- 1:30 p. M. Saturday — "Know Your Bible" First Methodist Chyrch off US 1, William M. Deutsch- ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL WEAT TV CHANNEL 12 mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: 245 E. Boca Raton Rd., Rev. day Services: Sunday school 9:45 a.m. for which there is a Gerald Pace, Evangelist I Rov Jones, Evangelist 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton 9 and 11 a.m., The Church at Bruce Ryan, rector. Sundays, Ph. 278.0739 I • 941.3709 ~ 942-3763 Minister: Clark S. Reed Worship; 9 a.m., The Church at Matins, 7:45; Holy Eucharist,-8 nursery available. Morning "A PLEA FOR UNDENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIANITY" Study. Worship, 11 a.m. Youth Fellow- Musical Director, Dr. Kenneth Robinson a.m. Holy Eucharist and ser- ship, 6:'45 p.m. Evening service Church School 9:45 a.m. mon, 10 a.m. Weekday ser- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior Morning Worship 8:30 and 11;00 vices, 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, and choir rehearsal, Wednesday Boca Raton Guest Speaker 600 West Camino Real, Rev. 10 a.m. Thursday. Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. evening Bible study hour at Victor L. Rankin, Missionary Services, 10 a;m. Sunday School CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 7:30. PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL AIR CONDITIONED - NURSERY 9 a,m. First Church- of Christ, Scien- UNITY CHURCH tist, Boca Raton Printing Co. Unity Church of Boca Raton, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN U.S. FIRST METHODIST building, 41 S.E. Fourth St., South end of Southwest Second Temporary Location: First Church of Christ, Scientist N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. west of Federal Highway. Sun- Administration Bldg, Community Hospital Avenue, David and Viola Zeliff, Meadows Road — Boca Raton Boca Raton Printing Company Bldg. Clark S. Reed, minister. Sun- days at 11 a.m,, Wednesday at ministers. Services at 11 a.m. day school, 9:45 a.m. Church 8 p.m., Sunday School . at 11 Sunday, class and workshop in Pastor: G. Jan Hinnen 41 S.E. 4th St., Boca Raton services, 8:30 and lla.m.Nur- a.m. Reading room in Bocade spiritual research, Wednesday, Sunday Services — 10 A.M. sery for children. MYF meets building, Palmetto Park Road. 3p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7:30 PI SERVICES READING ROOM Sunday, 5:45 p.m., in the Church at 551 N.W. 14th Ave. Sunday 11 a.m. 110 E, Palmetto Park Rd. Hall. CHRISTIAN REFORMED FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST AIR CONDITIONED - YOU ARE INVITED Sunday School 11 a.m. Weekly 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Temporary location, Art Guild Northeast Second Court, pastor, Nursery 11 a.m. Sundays 2<>4 p.m. Wednesday 8 p,m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Bldg., 801 W. Palmetto Park Kev. J.E. Latham. Services, 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. road; John O. Schuring, minis- 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday Eugene O. Krug, pastor. Sunday ter; Services Sunday at 11 a.m. school, 9:30 ~ a.m., first and BOCA Rip MORAVIAN CHUftCH school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- and 7 p.m. Sunday School and third Sunday. ^! 2 S;Wv42{li Avenue } FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH vices, 8:30 and" 11 a.m. Pre- Adult Bible classes, 9:45 a.m. UNIVERSITY BAPTIST school nursery during 11 Nursery available for Sunday University Baptist Church, Rev. Christian ti, Weber, Minisfer 162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida o'clock service. James Wilkes, Pastor school and morning service at meeting.at First Federal Sav- CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m. MORAVIAN CHURCH the parsonage, 1040 S.W. First ings and Loan Association SUNDAY SERVICES St. 1 2»S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian building. Dr. George Thomson, Church Nursery Air Conditioned Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. ST. JOAN OF ARC Morning Worship 11:00 A JH. Evening Worship-7:30 P.M. D. Weber, minister. Sunday pastor. Sunday services, 11 "A Protestant Denomination Since 1457'' Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. worship 11 a.m. Church nursery S.W. Third street. Rev.-PaulL, a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer Manning, pastor; Sunday, 7, 9, "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" available. meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m, and noon Masses. EBENEZER BAPTIST FIRST BAPTIST Confessions will be heard every Northeast 12th Street, Rev. N.D. 162 W. Palmetto Park Road. Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 and Bowers, pastor. Sunday school, James Wilkes, pastor. Sunday 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily Masses 9:30 a.m.; morning service,'11 CHURCH school 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- 6:30 and 8 a.m. Holy Days, 7,9, a.m.; BTU meeting, 5 p.m.; ship, 11 a.m. Training. Union, 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. evening services, 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship, BIBLETOWN . FELLOWSHIP 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. COMMUNITY CHURCH First Assembly of God, temp- ST. GREGORY'S The nursery is open at all of 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue. Dr. orarily located in Chamber of these services. Ira Lee Eshleman, minister; Commerce building, 2151 N. BOWLING For Classified EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Reuben L. Anderson, pas- Federal Highway, Alphonse Su- 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. . FIRST CHRISTIAN tor. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; tera, pastor, and Jeanne Sutera 360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. Julian morning service, 11 a.m.; even- co-pastor. Services, Sunday, 11 MEETING -SUNDAY SERVICES- Linville, minister. Bible School, ing service, 7:30 p.m.; Youth a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday 7:45 a.m. MATINS 9:15 a.m.; Worship service, Fellowship, 6:15 p.m. at the school 9:45 a.m., Wednesday Ad Service (MORNING PRAYER) TUESDAY, SEPT. 6th-7:30 P.M. 10:45 a.m.; Youth meeting, 6:30 Fort, Communion service at Prayer and Praise Service, 8:00 a.m. p.m.; Evening service,' 7:30 6:30 p.m., Memorial Hall. 7:30 p.m. HOLY EUCHARIST p.m.; Wednesday service, 7:30 EVERYONE WELCOME p.m. TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD Call 395-5121 UNITED CHURCH Trinity Church of God, tempor- 10:00 a.m, PARISH Temporarily in the Hayden Stone EUCHARIST and PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL ary location, Harris, Upham Uttfvarsity 'Bowl SERMON Boca Raton Presbyterian Chapel (formerly the Lee Higginson) Bldg., Rev. Dale E. Hency; temporary location, Boca Raton building, 105 E.Boca Raton Rd. pastor. Services, 10:30 a.m., ii ij & 20th St., Boca Raton (June—July) Rev. Frederick Nelson, D.C., Community Hospital adminis- 6:30 p.m.; Bible study, 7 p.m., ^ 395-5222 ••.;:;;: .••• tration building, Rev. Jan Hin- minister. Services, 11 a.m. Wednesday. 10B September 1, 1966 BOCA RATON NEWS Florida Soil Differences Follow Geography

Newcomers to the ing. They support not plants in soil include have to have a green someone who knows — gardening scene in only plant life, but porosity, texture, tilth, thumb to grow plants The FNGA nurseryman Florida have not as yet micro-organisms which moisture and tempera- successfully in Florida who displays the seal of become familiar with have a great deal to do ture, as well as the soil — you just need thepro- knowledge, service, the fact that there are a with the behaviour of PH or acidity or alka- fessional advice from quality and integrity! number of different soils. These living or- linity. The trace ele- types of soil to be found ganisms work on decay- ments and the effect of We have a complete over the state — sand, ing organic material in chemistry when plant sandy loam, clay, silt, the soil and also on the foods are supplied are Dry Cleaning Plant of "great importance. muck, humus — and insoluble minerals of on premises. sometimes some of any which it is made, grad- That is why before you plan your plantings it is or all of this mixed ually changing their We are not affiliated with sand in some per- chemical composition wise to have your local centage. FNGA Nurseryman sur- with any other and making them avail- vey your soil, run some Differences in soil able to plants. Dry Cleaning To many of the new- pH tests, and thus be are not only regional and able to recommend the Establishment local, but sometime on a comers to Florida, the plants that will thrive single property of gardening problem is best, the fertilizer you in Florida. average size you may quite different from that should use, and any Matty to which they have been find three or four of trace elements which ONE-HOUR CLEANER the different types of accustomed. They may should be used to in- soil, according to the have come from the re- crease health and vigor 1943 North Federal Florida Nurserymen gion where the rich loam of your plants. You don't Phone 395-2440 and Growers Associa- soil did not need appli- tion. These different cations of fertilizers. In soils, however, rarely Florida they find that appear in a haphazard because of the rapidity manner, but are usually with which plant food is in a geographic pattern. leached thru the sand, that it is much better to For a touch of color in the house or in the garden, it's hard to beat the They do need to be man- feed lightly and more good old zinnia. aged in different ways. often. Soils are not static, " Other factors which Proper Care Will Result In but dynamic and chang- influence J:he growth of: 3DAY SALE-THUR.-FRL-SAT. Belter Showing of Cut Flowers Airline Tickets The beauty of cut tools in good condition a flower preservative. COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL HOLIDAY SPECIALS flowers will last longer to cut flowers. A dull- Place the arrangement and Cruise Service if you take proper care edged tool will block the out of sunny or drafty of the blooms. water-conducting tubes places in order to slow DUGAN TRAVEL The best time of day in the flower stems. 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