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BOCA RATON NEWS 18 Pages Vol. 13, No. 126 Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 Two sewer projects OK'd by Gty Council Homeowners will pay .57 foot Two sewer installation pro- jects moved ahead this week as City Council adopted en- abling resolutions cover- ing portions of the Estates Sec- tion and Pearl City0 Council's action pegged the preliminary estimates for sew- er installation in the estates at $358,350, of which some $74,000 will be capitalized by the city. The capitalized portion will cover cost of construction of a lift station and installa- tion of force mains. According to the estimates, owners of single family resi- dences will be assessed at the rate of $7.57 per front foot. The project is divided between So you think the downtown area gets crowded during the single - family and multi-fam- winter season? if jammed traffic conditions scare you, stay ily zones. In the multi-family away from the high school at 8 o'clock in the morning and 3 zone, the front foot cost was The "go-go" portable classrooms at Boca week in the crash program to get the emer- o'clock in the afternoon. It generally looks like this. estimated at some $18. Raton High School are no longer topless. But gency classrooms ready for doubled-up stu- In the case of the Estates they're still quite a few days from being com- dents, Section, Council Tuesday both pleted. Workers were going top speed this adopted the enabling resolution and approved the assessment Four hearings slated roll. However, the assessments for Pearl City had not been computed and will be on the Residents win reprieve on at zone board meet agenda for next week's meeting. The city only has some $358,- Four public hearings are on within the required planting 000 available for both projects the Planning and Zoning Board areas if the ordinance is ac- and currently plans to start proposed apartment zoning agenda for tonight including one cepted. the Estates project first, then on proposed beach access roads All advertising devices, sym- begin the Pearl City project fi- Plans for an apartment pro- groups. Max Hutkin, chairman about what the board's reaction on Northeast Sixth and North- bols and signs will require nancing it with assessment re- ject in the Pearl City area van- of the city's new Community would be tonight. east 15th streets. the approval of the community turns from the Estates. ished in a puff of opposition Relations Board, spoke as a Bill Bragg's petition came Both roads presently end at appearance board and sales of- In other action at Tuesday's Tuesday, before City Council representative of the board and up for the first time Feb. 1. The A-l-A, however zoning board fices, service facilities must be meeting, the City Council: had an opportunity to act on the a "friend of the petitioners" petition basically was for re- members would like to see the located in an enclosed build- RESCINDED an ordinance es- request. to object to the proposed change. zoning of land along 13th street roads extended across A-l-A ing or part of a building behind tablishing setback lines south The change had been request- Peter Gonnet, of the Federation for a service station and land to the ocean. a 50 foot setback from each of the Inlet. The ordinance orig- ed by William Bragg to permit of Homeowners Associations, in back of 13th street for mul- Public hearing also will be street property line and 30 feet inally was adopted to help save an apartment development on also rose to object to the pe- ti - family. The land had been held on proposed used car lot from other property lines. a park location for the city. 13th street east of Dixie high- tition. He said the federation's zoned for single family homes. performance standards. The APPOINTED Duane Johnson way. Although backed by the position has been that the pref- Board members tabled the mat- standards will include a pro- Service facilities will be per- to a one-year term as an al- unanimous endorsement of the erences of the property owners ter because at the time they vision that all used car lots, mitted only if incidential to ternate member of the city's Planning and Zoning Board, in an area affected by rezoning were working on a service sta- including servicing and repair- the primary use of selling used community appearance board. William Mitchell, acting as should be respected. tion ordinance which would af- ing of used cars, will be pro- cars if the ordinance is ap- APPROVED a land swap to Bragg's agent, withdrew the Further discussion of the fect Bragg's petition. vided with a six foot high ma- proved. proposed R-3 request at the sonry wall separating rear and provide right of way for North- matter was tabled until When the matter finally came A petition by Joseph J. west 40th street. The agree- start of a public hearing. next week. In the meantime, up again May 9 the board told sides of premises from abut- Schneider and Paul Helmbach However, residents of the ting residential property. ment, between the city and Mr. Walter Young, planning direc- Mitchell, Bragg's representa- for rezoning from R-I-D sin- and Mrs. Brune Anderson, calls Pearl City area continued their tor, has been asked to poll the tive, that it would approve his Areas used for display of gle family residents to R-3 for an exchange of land owned protest to abusiness zone, slat- members of the Planning and petition, but it would especial- used cars are to be separated multiple family residents lots by the Anderson's on the south ed to be occupied by a service Zoning Board as to their re- ly like some assurance that from front setback area by a 4, 5, 6 and 11, block 14 Boca side of the right of way for land station, fronting on Dixie high- actions to dropping the apart- apartments would be in the • masonry wall, ornamental fence Raton Hills also will be up owned by the city on the north way at the western end of what ment complex portion of the pe- area since board members did or dense hedge planting no less for public hearing. side of the route, plus payment originally was the Roadman tition. feel that apartments would be than three feet high. of $1,700 by the city. School site. Speaking for the The board okayed the package the best zoning for that area. If the lot faces a residential The property is in an area residents, George Spain said proposal for both the service district, the wall, fence or hedge between Northwest Fourth ave- SET March 26 as the date for that the objections were pri- station and the apartment com- Mitchell said'he could not give must be six feet high and may nue and Northwest 13th street. a joint meeting between the city marily to the service station and plex after four months of stu- them that assurance, but he be reduced to three feet for a Dr. James A. Moseley and council, the planning and zon- not to any other type of busi- dy and a public hearing at was certain that apartments radius of 25 feet from the Dr0 Jack M. Reid also have a ing board, and representatives ness use. which time there were two would be built within six months street intersection corner of petition up for public hear- of Milo Smith Associates. The Spain emphasized, however, opposers to the petition. after the approval was made the plot for traffic vision. ing tonight. Smith firm is drafting the city's that the residents preferred by the City Council. The petition is for rezoning One opposition came from Plantings of sod and/or master plan and wants to make the existing single family resi- Bill Sogg, a Miami Beach res- The matter will come up shrubbery also will be required from R-I-D to R-4, hotel mo- a presentation of the propos- dential classification for the tel, property on Meadows Road ident who owned land adjacent again before City Council next in all setback areas and no ed community facilities aspect whole area. to the area under discussion. Tuesday coupled with the Board customer parking or display of south of canal 47 east of north- of the plan and the recreation Pearl City residents also used cars will be permitted west Ninth court. Other complaints was made members' reactions to the survey. drew support from other by Mrs. Sidney Brodhead who dropping of the apartment com- objected to the apartments on plex from the package. the grounds that the area al- Narcotic film ready was over-crowded. Mitchell told coundlmen that At the time of the hearings, "we were unaware of the strong Young said he favored the apart- opposition to plans for will be shown ments and the gas station pack- the apartment house. We're age after studying the area willing to withdraw that part. Citizens of Boca Raton will carefully and taking into con- However 13th street and Dixie get a look at some of the back- sideration the extention of 13th highway will soon be the bus- ground scenes of the narcotics street. He stipulated he fa- iest intersection in Pearl City. world tonight if they attend two vored low density multi - fam- It's a logical place for a gas movies being shown by the local ily project. station. police department. "We based our opinion strict- However Spai% president of Scheduled for 8 o'clock, the ly on facts," Young said Wed- Pearl City Civic League, said films will provide an insight on nesday, indicating he still fa- residents are opposed not only how addicts get started and what vored the whole package but he to the apartments ...but to the parents may watch for in the was not ready to say anything service station too,* actions of their children who may be using drugs. The movies will be shown at the community center and no Did nervous taxpayer charge will be made. A spokesman for the police department said the films were purchased for educational pur- poses through donations from take adding machine? the Kiwanis Sunrise Club and other private citizens and busi- * 'It could have been a nerv- Total value of the adding ous taxpayer working on his machine, Scotch, brandy and nesses in the city. quarterly income tax es- creme de cacao was set at 1 timate," a spokesman for the $55. police department said of the person who broke into the Elks Club early yesterday morning. Hlil Ann Landers Page 2B Missing was an adding ma- Calendar 2B chine and five bottles of booze. Church News 4B Officer Peter Petracco dis- Sept. 16-18, 1968 Classifieds 8-9B covered the break and entry 4A Classes started this week with a full en- versity campus - are in the kindergarten Editorials rollment on hand at the new Alexander D. Hen- while oh routine patrol. Four Hi Lo Rain Public Notices 8-10B class. Like youngsters everywhere, they dis- jalousie panes were taken from Mon. 87 73 None Sports 5A derson University School. These new stu- covered that kindergarten isn't so bad after a window to gain entrance to Tues. 88 70 None Women's News 1-2-3B dents - probably the youngest on the uni- all ... even if it is at a university. the club building. Wed. (Noon) 87 68 .30 !A Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS See this man MORE THAN 600 ITEMS when you insure 1962 N. Fed'l Hwy. 9 your car or home 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza 'La Boheme at Marymount Saturday Boca Raton 395-1877 Local opera fans will nard and Jules Small in is by Marguerite Ruf- daughter of Mrs. Marge" der Raymond Hunter, COME SEE - RENT FOR OCCASIONAL USE iiave an opportunity to the dual roles of Be- fino. Browne, Boynton Beach. private voice instructor see "La Boheme'* in noit and Alcindoro. 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In municipal court BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 3A F. BYRON PARKS TIRED OF RETIREMENT? REALTOR But you don't really care for full employment. Why not call for an interview today regarding Via Mizner Few cases, fewer decisions the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- Royal Palm Plaza curities selling to select clientele. Although city court he was fined $100. Williams was found ley D. Williams, stop OVER 25 YEARS IN BOCA RATON sted until 1:30 p.m. Henry Louis Brown guilty of failure to ex- sign; Bolivar Mal- Call Mr. Bogren at 395-0546 for Appointment. Tuesday, very few de- was fined $75 and or- ercise due care there- donado - Garcia Jr., BYER Associates Elmer L. 0, Livaudais fendants were on hand dered to attend traffic by causing an accident speeding; Robert Mar- INCORPORATED and even fewer decis- school on a charge of and was fined $40. quesee, speeding. Royal Palm Plaza Soca Raton, Florida Tel.! 395-3700 Frances B. Livaudais ions were handed down. reckless driving. In a Fines of $10 each Attorneys filed briefs in companion case, Lin- were assessed to Rob- several cases and oth- coln Jackson failed to ert H. Marks and Rob- ers were taken un- appear to answer a ert James Carmody. der advisement by Judge charge of reckless driv- Both were found guilty George de Claire. ing and a warrant was of speeding. Largest fine of the issued for his arrest. A warrant was issued •kday was meted out to Lee Elwood Galloway for the arrest of Mi- Jose Angel Ruiz for paid $40 for a red light chael H. Brushingham Boca Raton's Most Convenient Bank driving while intoxicat- violation that resulted on a speeding charge. ed and speeding. In ad- in an accident. He will He did not appear in dition to losing his li- also attend traffic court. Killian Osborn cense for three months, school. James Edward Webb will also receive a warrant on a like charge. Bonds were estreat- We wish to announce The Opening ed in the cases of Eu- gene E. Drebber for careless driving and of the newest Beauty Salon contempt of court and Richard Avon Hart for in Boca Raton public intoxication. John Tison paid a $15 fine for improper, pass- ROYALE ing. George Wentworth :•:•:•! served one day in jail on a charge of vagran- cy. COIFFEURES Signing guilty waivers 96 S.E. 1st AVENUE and the offenses were Royal Palm Shopping Plaza Lonnie Virginia Albert, TELEPHONE speeding; John Jamison Meyer, speeding;* Den- nis R. Treff, speeding; Sherman C. Attis, stop 395-0355 sign; Thomas Glenn Miller, speeding; Shir- YOU Well qualified Hairstylist to serve the most Two-thirds of Italy's Discriminating Ladies... at moderate prices. families own refrigera- tors today, compared CAN - UNDER MANAGEMENT OF - with only 11.5 per cent 10 years ago. The na- MISSWILMA | CONNIE FLOREA tion s fascination with European trained hair- S formerly of Detroit, appliances also extends stylist and hair coloring •:•: Warren and to home washers; consultant . . . formerly :£ Birmingham, Michigan the percentage owning :•:•:•: of 5th avenue, New York •:•: washers; owners of and Boca Raton, Fla. •••:• washers have increased from 2.6 per cent in *:•:• 1958 to 40 per cent now. '•:•<:' EARN :•:•:•: ITpllRUS, olfering new homes for those ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES who clem an d t h e ve ry bes t a t re a so n a ble

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By GUS HARWELL oline taxes. emotions. Most drivers, es-. Yet, given the opportunity, I pecially those who can foresee TOLL ROAD proposals usu- will almost invariably use a using such a road often, would ally arouse suspicions in me, toll road, because it saves so welcome such an express route because I've always had the idea much time and traffic frus- that would help so much in both that gasoline taxes were sup- tration when you're in a hur- time and nerve wear and tear. posed to build roads. ry. At the same time, I'm sure Lake mining And everybody with a gas- Governor Claude Kirk's pro- all of us resent paying for the oline tank to keep full knows posal for a toll road from Tam- privilege of driving on what how much we're paying in gas- pa to Miami produces mixed should be public roads.

Public reaction to the proposal to mine lime- pany to mine calcite limestone from an area THE IDEA of refinancing any. stone from Lake Okeechobee has been something of about 100 square miles in Lake Okeechobee, part of the bonds which built less than outraged. However, the many con- is only the most recent. the existing turnpike from Mi- servation groups and sportsmen's clubs around Lake Okeechobee is the largest and most ami to Wildwood makes my the state have been quick to respond. important reservoir in the 18-county Flood On the move! hackles rise. The lake is a long way from Boca Raton, and Control District. It is the principal source of With a bond-built turnpike, water supply for much of southern Florida. the people who use the road it's hard to see any immediate connection be- pay for it. And when it is paid tween the proposal and life in our fair city. How- The proposed mining operations could, in for, it should become free. ever, one must bear in mind that in a very real the opinion of the best professional engineers sense Lake Okeechobee is the headwaters of the Any new toll road should be and biologists, seriously pollute the waters of able to generate enough traffic Everglades . . . £he River of Grass which Lake Okeechobee and will adversely affect wa- flows past our back door. and income to pay off its own ter quality for cities and towns that obtain wa- bonds; and if not, the road isn't The point then, is one of philosophy as much ter supplies from the Lake. as anything else. If one assigns to one firm the justified. right to mine limestone from the lake, it's only Fish and wildlife habitat will be destroyed if one more step to assigning the right to dig muck the proposed mining operation is permitted. TRAVELERS who have found from the Everglades west of Boca Raton. Boca These resources and the public recreation, express routes via Inter- Raton residents have a real stake in the is- fishing and hunting, which accompany them state highways all over sue as it relates to the integrity of our fresh would be adversely affected. the country arrive in Florida water supplies and the, proximity of vast nat - There could well be other adverse effects to a rude awakening. If they're ural recreational areas to the west. from mining operations, some perhaps unfore- to get into South Florida, they The Flood Control District has repeatedly as- seen. Certainly from an aesthetic point of view, must pay dearly for Florida's the mining program would be unappealing. Turnpike, or struggle along serted a policy that the integrity of our Con- second rate roads and get here servation Areas, water reservoirs, and wild- These unforeseen effects may very well the hard way. life habitat must be preserved. Attempts to "flow" as far south as Boca Raton, and cer- explore or drill for oil in the Conservation tainly will greet Boca Raton residents who of- Areas in south Florida have been rejected. ten make the trip north to enjoy Lake Okee- I'LL BE MAKING a trip north Proposals to establish television towers, jet- chobee' s recreational advantages. in a few days. I'll take the turn- ports, and other commercial ventures in these Our state's natural resources — water, wil- pike as far as it goes, and will water storage lands have also been opposed. derness and wildlife — must be protected. We pay, with fleeting irritation, at The proposal from Coastal Petroleum Com- the other end of the turnpike. all have a vital stake in the issues. And then I'll hit Interstate 75, a highway similar to the Views of other newspapers turnpike, but free. I'll mark down, in the recesses of my mind, another black mark of resentment against a political system which has made driv- ers in particular — and tax- Whose law, what order? payers in general — sec- ond class citizens in South Flor- ida, The term "law and order" is being badly no fruitful exercise of any of our civil rights; Pork Choppers for too many abused, and that is unfortunate because the without civil rights, law and order will come years collected the tax dol- concept of "law and order" is essential in a to mean the deathly quiet of a police state. lars in South Florida and spent democracy. But the. term is being abused by — Providence Journal extremists who mask an appeal to racism it in North Florida. It won't behind its words; it is being abused by other be overcome in a short time. extremists who charge racism against honor- We can't even seem to get able men who use the words in their best poor old 1-95 completed. sense. Big crops George C. Wallace, former governor of Alabama and candidate for the presidency as The view from Tallahassee leader of his own American Independent Par-* There are so few farmers left, relatively ty, perhaps has done more than any other speaking, that neither of the major parties public figure to invoke the term in a way bothered to make an old-fashioned pitch for which suggests to his listeners a determination their vote. But the farm problem is with us still. And it still is a caseof high production to crack heads, indiscriminately — all kinds 7 :; A popular benediction of protesters, demonstrators, and mili- and low prices. : ' # .••„•: tant groups. On fewer acres than ever before, the United States is harvesting its most abundant wheat When he calls for "law and order" in his By MALCOLM JOHNSON ami. against future documentary context he is calling for a blind crackdown. crop. Two years ago wheat brought $1.60 a Bond people say such loose bushel. Last year it brought only $1.50. And stamp tax receipts for pur- Hs audiences understand what he is aiming borrowing adds to the interest chase of land and facilities at, and they respond to his get-tough-with- this year the price has been as low as $1.24. Comptroller Fred O. Dick- cost because the revenue cer- Better prices are being paid for fruit, vegetables inson invokes a popular bene- for recreation and conserva- them policy enthusiastically. For them, "law tificates lack the security of tion. and order equates with the peace and quiet and some other products. But, on the whole, diction on the proposed new constitutional bonds which get the experts fear another drop in the farmer's State Constitution when he ob- The Cabinet expects to get of streets kept that way by force of arms. first call on all resources of the a $20 million issue floated on There is no doubt that the preservation of income. It reached a peak of $5000 in 1966, jects that it will make it hard- state. fell off to $4526 last year, and this year's er for the Cabinet and other the old authority before the new law and order sometimes requires the use of So it is true, as Comptroller- Constitution is effective. After force. When Americans demonstrating in what- figure, of course, is not in as yet. But hwat- agencies to borrow money to ever it is, the farmer is paying more for what Dickinson says, that it will be that, State parks and the like ever causes they support in an exercise of their finance State buildings. harder for the State to borrow he buys, and more taxes, too. Indeed it will. And he there- will have to depend on the big right of free speech and assembly interfere under the new Constitution be- bond issues. It will be the same with the rights of others, then the need to These Department of Agriculture statis- by puts across, in opposition, a cause the people will have to point which probably reassures with all college construction restore law and order may require the use tics, however, make the situation seem rather approve every bond issue. But after June 30, 1969, when the of force in the public interest. more simple than it is. Prices have a the people about the new Con- it also will be cheaper. stitution which comes up for present authority to borrow Unfortunately, there are extremists of an- more severe impact, for example, on the Some of us would have pre- against utilities tax receipts other group who are beginning to identify as family farm that on the big food producing ratification in the November ferred to authorize general ob- "factories in the fields." And neither prices general election. Some sup- expires. racist any man, such as Gov. Spiro T. Ag- ligation bonds without a state- Then what happens? We'll new of Maryland, Republican candidate for nor costs are of great concern to those who porters of the new charter have wide referendum — with a 3/4 still are being paid not to produce. For feared the voters would get probably see the Cabinet and the vice presidency, who calls for law and or- vote of the Legislature plus a Legislature putting together a der on the streets. For these extremists, the some, these payments are so big that they the false idea that it could majority vote of the Cabinet are a national scandal rife for investigation. make State borrowing easier. great big general obligation term becomes a slander to hang on a public and Supreme Court validation, bond issue with some attention figure with the courage of his convictions. Granted that the farmer who feeds the na- What it does, really, is out- say. But the Senate, especial- tion ought to do as well as the city man. law a lot of devious schemes to providing goodies for the A decent and honorable term, then, is be- ly, was adamant about leav- areas which have the most pop- coming for some a cue to the arousal of mass To this end, subsidies are warranted, but by which the State has run up ing it entirely with the people. there is no warrant for their abuse. Further, nearly a billion dollars in debt alar votes. fury against anyone who does not conform to And who can object to that on ' Thus, we might have to con- Wallace-style stereotypes. At the same time they have become so complicated that rea- by skirting around a constitu- principle? , sonably free international trade in agricul- tional prohibition against debt. cede new universities for Jack- it is becoming for others a term to blacken We really shouldn't have too sonville and Miami in order to the name of anyone who upholds law and order tural produce has become impossible. As one All these devices, then, are Common Market expert said, the the na- much concern that the people get vital buildings for estab- as pre - essential to the functioning of a de- replaced by a forthright au- will refuse to ratify bond is- tions ought to negotiate about subsidies, in- thority to issue bonds against lished universities at Talla- mocracy. stead of prices and tariffs. Surely it is time sues for necessary construc- hassee and Gainesville. The Americans need to remember that a man the general credit of the State, tion and thereby stifle vital for Congress to overhaul a system which upon vote of the people. immediate demands for public or a woman can fight in the cause of civil is out of date although still a bonanza for a development of such institutions playgound space in already- rights and simultaneously insist on law and This means that after the as colleges and hospitals or im- few. —St. Louis Post-Dispatch new Constitution becomes ef- crowded areas may move in order. Without law and order, there can be provements to prisons and the ahead of proposals to buy land fective in 'January, the Cabinet like. and various agencies won't be that is available in less-crowd- Rather, we must beware that ed areas to hold for parks in able to borrow — with or with- future bond issues aren't over- out legislative authority — to the future. loaded with marginal projects If there is a flaw in the bond erect buildings for agencies and in big population centers in or- repay the loans out of revenue authority of our new Constitu- der to get statewide popular tion, it is not in making bor- from rents paid by the State it- approval of the whole package. Flouridation Benefits Thanks self. rowing more difficult but, rath- er, in this potential for in- To the editor: To the editor: To the editor: For instance, the general ob- My grateful thanks to our This was an indirect bor- debting .future generations to The letter in your Sept. 15 Flouridation seems to be op- ligation bond route immediately pay for projects to serve a edition misses the whole point posed by people whose dentures well informed Mayor Mr, H. rowing plan worked out to fi- will replace the special con- Maull and the Board for not nance the first tuberculosis vote - getting expedient or sec- relating to fluoridation. I do not are bothering them! There was stitutional authority to borrow tional demand of the moment. resent the letter. I do resent the same opposition in St. Louis, permitting Fluoridation of Bo- sanatorium at Orlando more Missouri fifteen years ago. ca's drinking water - its ser- than 30 years ago, and since having my right to drink pure ious side effects especially on then used to erect most of water taken from me. Fortunately, intelligent ap- older people - but there is the Capitol Center buildings If treating or preventing den- praisal won over atheriosclero- plenty of fluorides in tooth and the so-called "branch cap- tal-caries via water (fluorida- tic fears. At that time my son pastes and dentists also add itol" State office buildings in tion) is similar to treating wa- was young enough to benefit it - which is more then plen- Tampa, Winter Park and Mi- ter in order to make it drink- from flouridation by a marked ty for the children and those able (chlorination), then some- drop in the number of dental that desire it. But'please, why Thursday 4A September 19, 1968 one is mixed up." must the masses be subjected Letters... S caries per year. Our family and especially those not want- Published every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 34 S.E. has no young children in Boca For further information re- ing it which I am one know- The Boca Raton News 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- garding fluoridation, contact: but I can sympathize with par- ing what I have learned and Welcomes letters to the edi- Dr. A. L. Miller, M.D., for- ents struggling to have this made it my duty to learn all lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. mer health officer of Nebras- boon to dental health incorpor- I could, so why be resentful. tor, especially on matters ated into Boca Raton. of general interest to the ka; Dr. Charles A. Brusch, Where are all these fluoride W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher M.D., Brusch, M.D., Brusch pushers that did not take up the community. We will not un- medical Center, Cambridge, Our city is no longer just a dertake to condense letters haven for retirees but is being challenge last August of $10,- JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY Mass.; Dr. D. C. Badger, M.D., 000 for anyone who could prove without the consent.of the Editor blessed with an influx of young what the chemical and others Adv. Mgr. pediatrician at Hobbs, N. Mex.; couples with young children who writers, but reasonable Dr. Robert S. Harris, Ph D., gullible claim about fluorida- length is advised to assure need the wholehearted support tion? Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca MIT, Cambridge, Mass.; Rear of enlightened citizens. Flouri- publication. Our only re- Adm. B. W. Decker, USN (ret.) Our poor bodies have all they Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. dation has been proven to be can do to carry on with all strictions on content are that — general chairman. Citizens' beneficial to citizens of other the chemicals in everything we letters be free of libel and Member of the Florida Press Association and National Pure Water Committee, San communities. Why not ours? eat - so please be happy with that they not violate good Newspaper Association. Subscription rates; By carrier in Diego, Calif. the best water to drink! taste. s/Marilyn Thau s/Jane Hoffmann s/Mrs. Gerrit Snip the city 70^ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 5A Dolphins pin hopes on Griese against Oakland "So he didn't have a ing to Houston, 24-10, he tossed 122 passes test, defensive tackle real good game! I still missed on three scor- without an interception. Ray Jacobs suffered a think he's the best young ing opportunities. They And this year, in the leg injury, and weak quarterback in pro foot- got to their opponent's pre - season campaign, safety Bob Petrella a ball I" With these words six - yard line, to he connected on 57.6% fractured thumb. Pe- of praise for Quarter- the four, and to the one of his throws, hitting on trella will be sidelined back Bob Griese, Mi- and the ultimate results 80 of 139 attempts. for a few weeks, and ami Dolphins Coach were two interceptions So coming up forth: e appareance of Ja- George Wilson be- of Griese passes in the Griese and the Dolphins cobs against Oakland is gan preparations for end zone for touchbacks is what all hands like to very doubtful. fjSaturday night's "bat- and a lost fumble. think could be a come- This means that five tle with the defending However, as Coach back appearance... and first stringers will be American Football Wilson and the Dolph- what would be more on the injury shelf as League champs, the ins are well aware, timely than if it could the Dolphins face the Oakland Raiders. Griese is the same occur against the Raid- Raiders. However, Jack Kickoff' for the Or- young man who was Mi- ers from Oakland. Harper, who has been a ange Bowl game will be ami's most valuable Coached by Johnny first team running back at 8 p.m. player in 1967 when Rauch, the Raiders and can also perform at In their 1968 open- among other accom- could very well be head- flanker, is likely to re- er last Saturday night, plishments he set a new ed for another Super turn after missing the the Dolphins while los- one-season record when Bowl appearance. Last Houston contest with a Sunday, they got off to neck injury. And Dick a terrific start as they Anderson, rookie strong stomped Buffalo 48-6. safety, who left the So, it can be assumed Houston fray with a that Quarterback Daryle bruised thigh is ex- Lamonica and company pected to be recovered once again represent a by Saturday night. status array of gridiron Stan Mitchell, a full- talent. back who was tried at Now going into their running back against Bobcat football players slam the seven-man the Hawk line will not third season the Houston, was the Dol- quite so easily expansion - born Dol- phins leading rusher sled in final practices before the. Seacrest as the sled. phins have had three getting 68 yards in 15 game tomorrow night. They'll find, no doubt, games with Oakland. carries. Karl Noonan, And while Miami has taking the place of Clan- never won, each game cy at split end, caught Seacrest favored has been close. In the seven passes, includ- very first regular sea- ing one for the lone Mi- son contest played by ami touchdown. Mack Coach Wilson's men, the Lamb, at Westmore- Cats open season tomorrow Dolphins lost to theland's right corner spot Raiders 23-14. This was on defense, made one of in 1966. Later that year, three Miami intercep- Coach Joe Pribil and who have little ex- knocked this possibil- Oakland won a second tions. his football team from perience. ity out of the picture. or— encounter 21-10. In the Boca Raton High School It appeared for a While the coach may only game between the Against Oakland, Wil- will be shooting for sev- while, Boca Raton would be able to change a few PLAY FLORIDA'S two last season the lie West will take over eral records tomorrow have enough players to players during ,the NEWEST & FINEST Raiders gained a 31-17 the weak safety posi- night when they open use the two platoon sys- game, most of the ex- triumph. tion, and John Richard- •the grid season at Sea- tem, but the drop- perienced men will son will replace Ray outs and injuries, plus The teams are in dif- crest. play both defense and Jacobs at defensive First, and foremost, some sickness • has offense. ferent AFL divisions, tackle. West, a pro vet- and this will be the only they will try to score eran of nine years, was against the Seahawks. Norman Armour regular season compe- a regular at this spot Two aces carded tition between the two. Second, and equally as in 1966, and was se- important, they will try Two holes in one were Championship Hardly helping Mi- lected to play intheAll- Monday, Dr. Charles 18 Hole Course . . ami's dreams of a tre- to win the ball game. To recorded this week at Pierce shot an ace on designed by orman Armour named Star game. But last sea- date, the Bobcats have Boca Raton Country mendous upset victory son he was sidelined the 115-yard number Mark Mahannah. is the teams injury sit- been unable to do neith- Club golf course. one hole. He used a six most of the campaign er. Sunday, Pierce Cad- iron to do the job. It uation. Prior to thewith a shoulder separa- This brand-new par 72 to head masters event Houston game, split end : The Seacrest squad dis aced the number 10 was also his second tion. Richardson, a sec- hole. It was his second layout features gently Jack Clancy, the Dol- ond year man, was a has been rated by some hole-in-one, but there rolling fairways and Norman Armour, well has been tagged as the phins leading receiver as one of the most pow- in recent years. He used, were about 35 years be- carpet-rich greens starter in a majority of an eight iron for the . . .part of the known angler and boat- touchest competition in had been lost for the games last season as a erful teams in this area. tween them. man, has been named major fishing tourna- Pribil, on the other hand 135 yard drive. new Boca Teeca season (knee opera- rookie. Country Club Estates. J0to direct the 7 th an- ments. Competition is tion), and tight end Doug Last season, the doesn't think "they are Memberships available nual Masters Angling limited to only 50 con- Moreau (sprained knee) Raiders compiled the as strong as they were UNIVERSITY PARK . . . details at Tournament to be held testants and in its first last season," pro shop and right cornerback best record in the his- COUNTRY CLUB at 1st tee. at Palm Beach In few years has drawn Dick Westmoreland tory of the league in The Cats will be star- GQLF January, with head- many of the nation's top (dislocated shoulder) ing at such previous quarters at the Sailfish anglers to the Palm winning the AFL cham- scores as 50-0, 45-0 at the Bob Crissy, for an indefinite "peri- pionship, 14 wins and BOCA RATON Professional. Club, Beaches. od. In the Houston con- and 24-0. The psycholo- ©elf in Armour, a Palm but one defeat. f gical value alone will COUNTRY CLUB Golf lessons Pro Shop — Driving Range Boca Raton by instant Beach businessman who be enough to give the Cliib Rentals film replay. resides at Boca Raton, Seahawks a definite Semi Private Club succeeds Robert F. edge going into the con- Guests Welcome Phone Kleiser, Jupiter sports- Bowling Standings test. PAR M EXE7CUTIV6 COURSE Championship Course, Coif 399-5120 SUMMER Lunch in Beautiful Golfview for —piain, as tournament Way back in 1964, the Shop, Range, Bar and GriH, FAMILY Boca Harbour Ladies Dining Room—Cold Bear starting MEMBERSHIPS c hairman, Armour ALLSTATES Cherokee 6 2 Boca Raton team bat- GREEK FEES $2.00 SUMMER RATE times. $150 moves up after two Sioux A ' 4 tled a Seacrest Jayvee Team Won Lost ELECTRIC CARTS ... .$4^0 Green fee & $£00 Each years as vice "chair- Team Chippewa 4 4 squad and beat them, 10 PLAY BOOK.....$17.50 Electric Cart, 9 2 Per Cart man. Won Lost Sharks 3 1 Mini-Srkrs 4 0 Iroquois 4 4 13-6, but it was the Bob Grant, P.C.A. Instruction The tournament com- Seminole 3 5 Starfish 3 1 big against the little and New Membership Plans Odd-Balls 3 1 Yellow Tails 3 1 391-1666 Available mittee named Charles Tizzy Tens 3 1 Mohawk 2 6 could hardly go into the VISIT CLUB OR PHONE N.W. 51st St. and 2nd Ave., F, Johnson, Palm Beach Pompanos 2 2 record books as a vic- Boca Raton (li mile west of U.S. 1) Hi-Lo's 3 1 Ottawa 1 7 Boca Raton 395-5460.399-6921 399-5120 / conservationist and High team game, and Piranhas 2 2 tory. Closejo Delray Beach Impsibles 2 2 2 Military Trail, University Park O\ o gamefishing enthusiast, Team #7 2 2 Triple, Huron, 760 &• Sailfish 2 Coach Pribil and his to be vice chairman of 2210; Men's Ind. High, . Barracudas 2 2 assistants were hit by Mry Mix-ups 2 2 3' -the event. Rascals 2 2 Don McClintock and Don Dolphins 1 dropouts last week when W Eligio Del Guercio, 3 Cleaver, 192; Men's Ind. Angelfish 1 3 five football players quit Misfits 1 1 3 Royal Palm Jr., Landrum, S. C, M&M's 1 3 Triple, C hrisChrist- Bonitas the team. Although he winner of the Master 3 man, 507; Women's Ind. High Team Game, still has a larger squad Alley Cats 1 Pompanos, 598, High Angler title in the 1964 Team #11 0 4 High and Triple, Gert than in previous years, tournament, was named Engle, 199 & 516. Team Triple, Dolphins, Pribil also has a great High team game, 1635; Ind. High, Crystal to the tournament com- Tizzy Tens, 717; High number of players who mittee. team triple, Impossi- Island Holiday Austin, 208; Ind. Triple, have never been in a The Masters was bles & Odd Balls, 1968; Travelers Ann Richards, 498. game before and others launched in 1963 and Ind. 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By RAY SOREL else at night but listen to the weather reports The wind keened vic- from Miami on the por- iously through the rig- table radio. The eye ging, and Luna Tiki fidg- came closest to us eted in a web of power- sometime during the ful nylon. night and I expected the We didn't know it at force of the wind to slack the time but off as it shifted through we were get- the north and then to the ting ready to west. We were pretty ride out the well protected by trees worst hur- on the east, north, and ricane of our south, but we were ex- lives, the on- posed on the west. -' ly one to It must have been cause any about three o'clock damage to in the morning when the the boat. line parted. I had to get We were in a tiny bas- my electric lantern and in in Sarasota and we bent on a dacron line had been watching the I'd held in reserve. But progress of the hurri- I didn't know if it would be enough so I went to cane ... I think it was Kindergarten classroom at new Alexander D. Henderson University School. Carol. . .for several the leeward side where days. When it started up the lines were hanging the west coast from the slack and took one of Keys, we knew we were the best ones off. I got We have a complete this one on, too. It was Marshall enters 2nd 6A Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS in for it. We dug up ev-. Dry Cleaning Plant ery piece of line we almost too short to could find for mooring reach the only tree I on premises. lines and at one point I could tie it to and I had year at AF academy to stretch it to go around considered stripping the We are not affiliated three halliards from the one turn, and then wait Cadet David L. Mar- er members of the class masts, but I gave up on for a lull in the wind shall, son of retired of 1971 completed an REAL ESTATE! with any other to get enough to make intensive six-week that when I considered U.S. Air Force Cap- Dry Cleaning that they would make the tie. tain and Mrs. Byrd F. training program at the Marshall of Boca Raton, academy and armed JOHN B. DOLAN good emergency line if Our damage came Establishment we needed it. is one of more than 850 forces installations from the stretch in cadets who have enter- across the country. Telephone in Florida. The basin was so the nylon lines strung Vice Pres.-Mgr. Matty's ed their sophomore year Bateman & Co. Realtors Area Code 305 small that we were able across the basin. When at the U.S. Air Force Cadet Marshall is a ONE-HOUR CLEANER to get two lines to the the wind blew unexpect- 1299 So. Ocean Boulevard 395-9355 1 Academy. 1967 graduate of St. An- Boca Raton, Florida 33432 399-8284 1943 North Federal 0 side opposite the one we edly out of the north, our During the past sum- drew's School where he Phone 395-2440 were moored to. We had bow rode up on the cat- mer, the cadet and oth- lettered no dock. Just a nar- walk and we found the row catwalk along the next day that one of the shore with a few pilings two chainstays at the jetted in to the bottom. bow was hanging limp- Our best mooring were ly down into the water. ECKERD the many casuarinas It was disquieting in (Australian Pines) that the extreme to feel the DRUGS nearly surrounded the boat fetch up against the ii cove. We moved the boat catwalk and grind there f * so that she was bow-on until a lull in the wind MIAMI FT. IAUDERDAIE HOLLYWOOD ?50J E. Atlantic Blvd. to the catwalk and this allow the nylon to 8651 Carol Way 2231 W. Broword Blvd. 6665 Talt Street LIGHTHOUSE POINT 2278 S,Wt 27th Ave. 3430 N. Andrew* Ave. HALLANDALE . 3780 N. Federal Highway 4801 S.W. 8th St. SOU N.E. 18lh Ave. 1620 Hatlantfale Beach Blvd. &OCA RATON made the stern stick out draw it away again. But 4878 Biscayne BWrf. 1385 S.E. 17ih Slreel DEERFIELD BEACH 150 W. Combo Real into the middle so that the basin was shallow MIAMI SHORES PLANTATION 930 5. Federal Highway VILLAGE OF PALM SPRINGS SATURDAY 9060 Bfecoyne Blvd. 6171 W. Sunrise Btvd. DEIRAY BEACH 3343 Congress Ave. £ SHOP 9 'TIL 9 WEEKDAYS HIAtEAH MARGATE 318 N.E. 2nd Ave. WEST PALM BEACH we could reach to the and our lives wouldn't 860 Military Trail South trees on the other side be in danger. SUNDAY SHOP 10 'TIL 7 $7\ W. 49lh 51. 5709 Margate Blvd. POMPANO BEACH with less line. The worst wind came PARKE DAVIS We planned the ar- out of the west when the rangement of lines so center of the storm was HEAD & SHOULDERS DISPOSABLE that if a cleat or other receding and we'd ex- DIAPERS fitting pulled out, pected some respite. We FAMILY SIZE TUBE 79 there would still be one long electric power and 1.65 VALUE I PINK OR BLUE, SMALL, MEDIUM OR LARGE, LIMIT ONE or more lines holding didn't get it back until LIMIT ONE the boat. Likewise we two days later. I'm sur- planned the attachments prised today at the cour- to trees and pilings so age of my wife and son IZZ HAIR ROLLERS that if a piling or tree who could have gone to was blown over or pull- a friend's house or to TOASTMASTER BROILER ed out, there would still a motel . . . but chose 1.00 VALUE THIS AUTOMATIC HAS COIL HEATING ELE- be something to hold us. to stay with me. 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We did some 4 CUP WITH CORD STRENGTH CONTROL sweating helping him FOR MOST PEOPLE, PENSION MODEL 1933, 8.95 VALUE and in the end he had BENEFITS COVER ONLY A PART to start an engine to OF THE COST REQUIRED TO CON- FROST & TIP KIT get secure. TINUE THE "GOOD LIFE" AFTER RETIREMENT. Figure it out for by CLAIROL We were guessing, but yourself. Then ask yourself—"Do I we thought the hurricane want to reduce my standard of liv- eye would pass to the ing when I retire?" Indeed, it pays west of us. This would to plan your retirement income to- Suave GREME RINSE day. And it pays to know how State OUSEWARES make the wind come Farm can help you with 8 OUNCE 59c VAL first out of the east, then a life insurance plan KODAK M-IZ CHOP-O-MATIC gradually work south, that's right for you and Insfamafic Movie KIT your budget-Call me now! FOOD TOASTER and finally out of the LOWEST PRICE IN THE COMPACT LINE F/2.7 LENS FOR SUPER 8 MOVIES CHOPPER north. I had arranged INCLUDES ONE COLOR FILM CARTRIDGE the lines for the great- 3 BATTERIES 2 SLICE AUTOMATIC POP UP— DARKNESS CONTROL, est stress from these CRUMB TRAY, MODEL directions. As it turn- 202M. 11.53 VALUE. ed out, the eye actually SHELLS passed about 25 miles to l5S"nSS§ KODAK 124 SNSTAMATIC the east of Sarasota and EARL WILKINSON caused me some anx- AGENT CAMERA KST ious moments. INCLUDES BATTERIES. FILM 2300 N.E. 1st Avenue CARTRIDGE AND FLASHCUBE ICE CREAM SCOOP The worst part of rid- RUST PROOF ALUMINUM Boca Raton, Florida WITH EASY THUMB RELEASE, ing out a hurricane on PLASTIC HANDLE. a boat is the wait- Office 395-3515 SYLVANIA ing. We'd provided our- SOAPDISH Residence 395-2636 selves with spirits to FLASH CUBES PLASTIC keep up our spirits, but STATE FARM Life Insurance Company it was hard to sleep Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois 3 FOUR-FLASH CUBES and you can't do much TEA BAGS COLANDER

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County Commission- erty taxes. ing, head of the area various reports. of federal matching since next Tuesday's County Commissioners install conduits so Flor- ers, at a public hearing Budget amendments Federated Conservation On motion of Com- funds for recreational regular session has meeting. ida Power and Light Co. can provide underground Tuesday, adopted an were made in the gene- Council and active in es- missioner E.W. (Bud) purposes, including been cancelled due to a amended budget of $35,- ral fund and the capital tablishing the Youth Weaver the board ap- beach acquisition. Hill — Agreed to spend wiring for Phil Foster 210,352 which calls for outlay fund. Conservation Camp in proved the expenditure reported the possibility State Association of approximately $500 to Park. 4.739 mills to finance Nobody protested the the Corbett Wildlife of approximately $3,000 of getting more federal county governmental budget at the public Management Area near to surface a road on the money — above 19 per , operations during the hearing. Pratt & Whitney, had east side of North New cent now paid — to help f Jj|cal year beginning In addition to the reg- praise for budget funds River Canal in South ular budget, the com- that will extend Lake Bay. Weaver said the the county with beach Up 10 per cent over mission set a separate Park road, thus giving project covers less than restoration at the north the current fiscal year, budget of $208,124 to access to the youth camp a mile south of State inlet of Lake Worth, the as permitted by law, the establish and operate a via a public highway. Road 80 and is used by Intracoastal Waterway. millage is the same as countywide library sys- Addressing Sobering, the public and sugar He said an amended that voted on first read- tem. Commission Chairman cane growers. He sug- Federal Rivers and ing Sept. 3. It is antici- One person attending E.F. Van Kessel ex- gested that the county, Harbors Act may result pated that the millage the regular weekly pressed hope that the in agreement with the in up to 100 per cent fed- rate will produce $12,- meeting complimented roadway soon would be Central and Southern eral participation. Com- 216,399 in county prop- the board. Rudy Sober- completed and opened. Florida Flood Control missioners directed At- He complimented Coun- District, which owns the torney R. Bruce Jones ty Administrator Jack. land, arrange for FCD to investigate. UCENSED INSURED Dean, Comptroller Paul maintenance. In other action, the Icard and assistant, Jo- Administrator Dean board: AIMS seph Steelman, for an and Acting County Engi- — Assured a women's OF outstanding job on the neer William Hill re- group that the county budget. ported that the county would cooperate with the Other business, most- might be able to obtain county school board to BOCA RATON ly routine, included road federal funds for special reactivate school bus JANITORIAL INDUSTRIAL paving in the Glades, bid projects. Dean was transportation in the openings on equipment named liaison to state Florida Mango Road SERVICES MAINTENANCE rentals and material for and federal agencies in area until a county FULL TIME SUPERVISION the next fiscal year, and efforts to take advantage bridge is completed so sidewalks will serve Centuries under the water didn't do as much damage to this old an- youngsters attending chor as a few years at the South Beach. The old relic is gradually MORE THAN 600 ITEMS Meadow Park School. crumbling away under the onslaught of air, oxidation and careless vis- SEALED WASHED WASHED CLEANED The engineer was di- itors. WAXED REPLACED 1962 N. Fed'! Hwy. rected to inform school An art exhibition for officials of bridge con- the blind has opened in 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza struction schedules. Duesseldorf. It features ' Boca Raton — Announced that a works of varying tex- LAWN SERVICE special meeting would tures with explanations be held Friday (Sept. 20) CALL DAY 395-1877 in braille. wife, Helen, BocaRaton; OR NIGHT COME SEE - RENT FOR OCCASIONAL USE D three daughters, Mrs. 399-5014 BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 7A - H. Yoemons Lyn Forsythe, New Donald H Yeomons, York, Mrs. Karen Eil- 61, 2500 S. Ocean Blvd., bert, California, Miss ECKERD died Monday. Ella Yeomans, Syra- Mr. Yeomons came cuse; six sons, Pren- to Boca Raton three tice, U.S. Army, Donald years ago from Syra- H. Jr., Leslie E., Jay, cuse, N.Y., where he Jeffrey, William Bg, all had been an attorney. of Syracuse, and a sis- He was a graduate of ter Mrs. Irene Lawler, FLORIDA'S NUMBER ONE PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS .. SALE PRICES GOOD THRU Syracuse. Eckerd Drugs remains Florida's NUMBER ONE PRESCRIPTION Syracuse University, a HEADQUARTERS because we continue to give the BEST PRICES member of the New York Services and burial and BEST SERVICE. SATURDAY SHOP 9 'TIL 9 WEEKDAYS Bar, New York Athletic will be in Syracuse with SUNDAY SHOP 10 'TIL 7 Club and Bellevue Kraeer Funeral Home Country Club. in charge of local ar- Survivors include his rangements. CONFIDETS SELLING YOUR HOME? SANITARY NAPKINS 12 PER BOX, LIMIT ONE REGULAR 39c 3.35 For Best Results TACKLE BOX VALUE f ONE TRAY WITH ROOMY COMPARTMENTS, BOTTOM 99 HOLDS BAIT, REELS. mmpiE USTING SERVICE

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9 t Carola Cribari to sing in 'La Boheme Opera, Sister Regina's sister come to Mary mount

change your mood so Carola said. sals. She saw her on '•- When Carola Cribari us to come back in about "I really don't know my mind tomorrow and ning, Mimi in ' 'La Bo- stage, in fact, for the heme" — again for fast. Each song is a It was, in a round sings her role as Mimi six months. when you become an say someone else is my \ about way, because of first time Monday Yt the present time. mood in itself. I can't in La Boheme" Sat- "By that time the one honest.to goodness pro- favorite," she laughed. Carola that the opera morning during re- fessional opera sing- "I think I'll leave "I might change my; say I like opera better urday evening, you can sister got married and than I do concerts." company came to Mary- hearsals. "I caift ex- bet your life Sister Re- Sister Regina entered er," she admits. "Tosca" alone for mind tomorrow." mount. Sister -Regina plain to you how I. felt." gina will be there to the convent., At any rate she's awhile," she added, Her favorite opera is When it comes to act- heard of the company Sister Regina said. "It give her an extra boost. played enough roles to because my voice is too "Othello." ing, Carola finds she through Carola. She was very touching." H Carola, who is with Although Carola hat- make a casual opera young for that role." "I'm more than likely; acts better when the mu- thought it would be a First opera "Tosca," the opera company pro- ed to see the group break observor think she has She's also played Mar- to like what I happen to sic begins to play. "I wonderful experience will be performed Fri- ducing two operas for up, she admits that the a good edge on profes- guerite in "Faust" and be singing at the time," lose myself conscious- for the students at the day at^8:15 p.m. Sec- Marymount College this break-up was the best sional side. Santuzza in "Cavaller- she said. "I'd like to ness once the music college. ond opera, "La Bo- thing that could have ia Rusticia" plus oth- do 'La Traviata' some- starts," she explained. weekend, is Sister Re- She has done "Tos- "Were holding work- heme," which features gina's younger sister. happened to her. ca," which she's pretty ers. time. Sister Regina and Carola, will be per- Carola share a love for shops on campus this She was 16 years old certain is her favorite Her favorite singing "I love concert mu- week so it's also edu- formed twice Satur- In fact, it was through when she began study- opera character. ' 'But role is the one she'll sic," she added, "be- the opera. "We've had cational for the stu- day, At a young peo- Sister Regina and her ing opera and voice se- then I'm apt to change be doing Saturday eve- cause it's so varied. You lots of fun with it," dents," Carola said. ple's matinee at 2 p.m. older sister that Caro- riously. Again she cred- Sister Regina has and at 8 p.m. AH three la became interested in its Sister Regina with never seen Carola per- performances will be 'v i A opera. getting her to study held in Founder's Hall, w form, but she's watch- (' . "My sisters and voice ed her during rehear- Marymount College. I formed a McGuire Sis- "I didn't want to stu- ter type trio when we dy. I guess I was too were younger," she re- much of an agotist about *<. DAR regent will host membered. my voice," she laugh- C arola was four years ed. I old at the time the trio Her voice teacher '' was formed. The two formed a company call- coffee for chairmen older girls had just ed Bel Cantor Artists learned an aria from so the students could Mrs. Morant J. Al- Mrs. William T. \ %. Madame Butterfly, and "get their feet wet," tenbaugh, regent of Es- Walsh will present the they taught it to her. as Carola puts it. tahakee Ghapter, daugh- DAR Art Covers Award "It was a very small ter's of American Re- to the winning North '"'Actually I credit the company and we just volution, will be hostess Broward region en- trio with helping me get performed scenes from at a coffee Monday, Sept. trants at a coffee, spon- my start in opera," she the various operas." 30 in University Bowl sored by the Francis admitted, "if only be- meeting room. Broward Chapter, DAR cause my sisters spark- Carola also perform- The coffee will begin today. Mrs. Walsh, Boca • ed my interest with that ed in charity operas to at 10 a.m. Guests will Raton is state trea- aria." get her experience, and be chapter officers and surer, NSDAR Mrs. Al- did concert work. In the tenbaugh also will attend A The trio sang at par- chairmen of standing meantime, she also committees. Two new the coffee. ^ ties and for clubs. "I taught singing and mu- Mrs. Altenbaugh, guess you could call us chairmen also have been sic announced by Mrs. Al- Mrs. Forrest Haines, semi - professional," state chairman of con- Carola laughed. "We tenbaugh, Mrs. John W. January she joined the Schaff, honor roll and tinuing education; Mrs, were always singing Ruffino Opera Company, Harry G. Fischer, vice someplace, but we never Mrs. Frank W. Wea- but she still doesn't thers, DAR Magazine. regent and-Mrs. Walsh made much money. know where you draw also attended a luncheon We even auditioned for Plans for the forth- the line between being coming season will be last weekend in Miami Arthur Godfrey's Tal- a professional and a commemorating Con- ent Scouts, but they told Carola helps Sister Regina pick up an operatic aria on the guitar. discussed after the semi-professional., social hour. stitution Week. : Obscenity in literature will be topic END of SUMMER SALE at first meeting of season for AAUW SEPTEMBER 20th - SEPTEMBER 28fh A coffee will launch Florida division of the man, reports that five tend one or more stu- dying "Crisis in the Cit- the new season for Eoca AAUW. Her topic will studs~«4-* 4 Ji»»y group.-*--4i*j'-t t i-v^s*s 1-hav* r\-ers-^e d-J~y~ group_ - s— durinJ ._?_--g_ thJ.1_e _ iesi'j-^ r~\. * ThHPT"**-e* educatios-\s^i 1/1 j-*^-T *-\T*n J-^#*stuT » - Raton Branch, Ameri- be "Obscenity in Lit- been formed. 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Florida Atlantic Uni- The women presently versity plus any other are gathering their ma- woman who is a uni-terials and books Extr® Special versity or college grad- together to continue uate and eligible to join. their study of "Testing •:•:'•' The speaker will beValues in A Changing After 15 years Mrs. Harlan Ellis, first World." vice president and Save 6.96 Mrs. James Thomas, program director of the implementation chair- and over 5,000 homes, you'd think wed have some Permanent, life (ike Schefflera Tree, over 5' Vtutping.. pretty impressive credentials. tall, made of finest quality polyethlene plastic THE GOLD CO potted, ready for your We do. And they're the address. Living Room, Florida kind of credentials any home Perhaps you'll find you Room, or Palio - builder would gladly give his have a friend who owns a !-beams for. Rutenberg Home. 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: By CLAIRE ARCHER wall carpet is beige. I Do you have a question have been thinking about Dear Mrs. D.R.S.— pertaining to interior buying three green, It's wise to beware of decorating? Mrs. Ar- beige and tangerine patterned pillows on a ,cher will, striped pillows but I'm patterned sofa. It cre- 'be happy not sure they would look ates such a busy look, to ans-. I'd prefer a solid beige wer your for your throw pillows. q-u. e s- Couples go t,."i on s. Request from Mrs. W. Request' J* Van S. — How can * s houldj to convention I wake up my living •- be sent room? It is full of neu- to the Four local couples trals. The walls and up- B oca have returned from the holstered pieces of fur- Raton Florida District Ki- niture are beige. C ar- N e w s wanis convention in pet, beige and white. iff j[ £ Jj Mrs. Archer Daytona Beach. Draperies are beige, self-addressed envel- The four men, mem- trimmed with white ope. bers of the Sunrise Ki- fringe. wanis Club, and their Dear Mrs. W. J. Van Request from Mrs. G. S. — Find a picture in $p A.G.—What color could wives are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, Mr. vivid colors and little you suggest for walls else will be needed. and curtains for our and Mrs. Roger Shaul, Everyone who is anyone was at the Luncheon last weekend ance. The stars in reality were rushees (left) Mrs. Wilbert family room? The size Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beat- son and Mr. and Mrs. Request from Mrs. R. for rushees of Epsilon Pi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. There Snapp, Mrs. Ronald Dingle, Mrs. Frank Loricchio, Miss of the room is 18' x 20' B.M- — My den walls were such famous stars as Charlie Chaplin, Phyllis Diller Norma Stone, Mrs. George Lamont, Mrs. Raymond Wood and and the floor is black Waltek Wyckoff. Dr. Williams is current are covered in a light Tiny Tim, Ella Mae of Hillbillies fame, agent 99. Even the Mrs. John Ay res. and white tile squares, pine paneling and the haggard housewife and Chevron Island girl made an appear- no rug. My end tables president of the sunrise group. floor is covered with and two wicker chairs smoke blue vinyl tile. LANDERS are white. Couch and What color for slipcov- wicker chair cushions ers for five pieces of $ are in a green, blue, GOP women furniture? tangerine and hot pink Dear Mrs. R.B.M. — print. I am enclosing slate rally How do you feel about a swatch of the couch yellow slipcovers, and Husband's behaviour sounds sick fabric. Poinciana Women's snow white accents? Dear Mrs. G.A.G.— Republican Club will Happy house to you. Dear Ann Landers: he described them. You could consider the open its Republican who are generous, kind- 23 years to a man who he certainly has a drink- lime green in the couch For the past 15 years When I confronted him hearted and fine in every headquarters with a ral- •is an oversexed alco- ing problem. Nobody can fabric for the walls and Children I have been married to with the facts he ad- way. They dote on holic. He can drink 10 help a drunk who re- ly Sept. 24. The head- a man who is respect- mitted everything and our son, age 5. Prob- bottles of beer a night snow white for the cur- quarters is located at fuses to admit he has tains. ed and admired by ev- agreed to go to a mar- lem: They never ask and more on weekends. a drinking problem, so the Fourth Street Plaza. enroll * eryone. He is success- riage counselor with me; me if Johnny can go for He never touches gin or The rally will begin stop trying. Have you Request from Mrs. A. ful in his business, has and get our life together a pony ride, or to the bourbon, only beer. I ever heard of Al-Anon? at 5 p.m. and will be Margaret and John good looks, social po- back on the track. To movies on Saturday, or have told him he is an E.B. — Any advice you hosted by State Repre- Campbell, children of .1 recommend it. can give me regarding sition, and is loved by my utter amazement, stay overnight, or go alcoholic, but he re- When romantic glanc- sentatives Don Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas his children. The people the marriage counselor shopping for a tricycle minds me that he hasn't color for sofa in our Bill James. County can- B. Campbell, 324 Coco- es turn to warm em- living room would be he works with think he is agreed with my hus- —they ask him. Of missed a day's work in braces is it love or didates for office will !nut Palm Rd., havebeen the greatest. Our mar- band that I had no right course he says yes five years and he brags appreciated. Carpet, attend the rally and re- enrolled at Wayland chemistry? Send for the walls and draperies will riage has surmounted to rake up the muck of to everything. What about his sexual per- booklet 'Love Or Sex freshments will be ser- Academy. many of life's adver- the past and said I should child wouldn't? formance, which, I am be off-white. Two chairs ved. The academy, located And How To Tell The will be olive green. sities — the loss of a accept him for what he is I would rather die than sorry to say, is as good Difference," by Ann Headquarters chair- in Beaver Dam, Wise,, m child, a business fail- now. offend these two lovely as his work record. Dear Mrs. G.A.G.— man is Mrs. James is a coeducational sec-~:W Landers. Enclose a A soft pineapple yellow ure, serious illness and What is your advice? women, but I feel they According to him, if a long, stamped, self-ad- Baldwin. ondary boarding school. a bad car accident. are not being fair to me would be my suggestion -WITS' END man doesn't miss work dressed envelope and 35 for your sofa. Last year I became Dear Wits': The mar- or, to the child. Is there and can make love ev- cents in coin with your acquainted with some riage counselor is ask- a way out? ery night he is not an request. people who knew my ing a great deal, but I —STYMIED Request from Mrs. J. alcoholic. He also in- Ann Landers will be M.C.-—I have just bought husband in his childhood believe his advice is Dear Stymied: No rel- sists he has never been glad to help you with |>re- tested days. Slowly I began to wallpaper with small sound. In my opinion ative or friend should drunk in his life. Can it your problems. Send flowers of pink with for 360 hours put the pieces together there is no better al- disregard a child's be that he is right and them to her in care of and today I have a pic- green on a white back- ternative. If you break mother and you should I am wrong? Boca Raton News, Box ground for our bathroom ture that is driving me up your marriage in or- not permit it. Tell the -BRICK WALL 3346, Chicago, Illinois, Q crazy. His real name walls. Sample enclos- der to punish your hus- ladies to please clear Dear Brick: Beer 60 6 54, enclosing a ed. My fixtures are OMEGA is not the name he is band for his bizarre be- all plans with you in ad- contains alcohol and a stamped, self-address- a pale pink. What color using now. His parents, havior (it sounds sick vance from now on be- person can get knee- ed envelope. for towels and rug? whom he claimed were to me), it would mean cause a 5-year-old is walking gassed on three Dear Mrs. J.M.C.— Rigidly tested for 15 days ... dead, are very much punishing yourself and not competent to make bottles or less, accord- an Omega Constellation is a alive. He had a prev- your children as well. decisions that are best ing to his threshold of Workshop You should have the tow- certified chronometer. Gravity- ious marriage which he Don't dp it. ""•"" for him. els and rug in an avo- pmvereA... it winds itself as tolerance. A man who cado green. you wear it... without hand failed to mention. His drinks 10 bottles of beer is scheduled winding or power cells (which war record, his age and Dear Ann Landers: I Dear Ann Landers: I every night may or may Request from Mrs.D. require periodic replacement). his religion are not as have two maiden aunts have been married for not be an alcoholic, but The cancer dressing Water, shock-resistant, with workshop will be held R.S. — Please suggest or without date-telling dials. color for throw pillows Wednesday, Sept. 25 in Stainless for my sofa. Enclosed is steel case, First United Methodist 9175. Other 48 S.E. 1st Ave. or Royal Palm Rd. sample of apricot and Constellations Downtown Boca Raton - 395-3462 Church. The meeting up to $1250 will be held 9 a.m. to beige print sofa fabric Authorized Omega Agency noon. covering. My chairs are green and the wall-to-

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Even the two Ashbaugh children like mother's famous chow mein * Chow Meiri anyone? Her recipe? Here it is. This Chow Mein recipe was just something Mrs. Rodney Ashbaugh cooked up for last Chow Mein year's international dinner, sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club. 3 lbs. meat ( veal, pork, beef, chicken or "It was given to me by my sister's any combination) . mother-in-law, specially for the dinner," 2 lg. bunches of celery-chopped she said. 1 lb. onions, chopped She and her family liked it so well it's 2 cups water become a family standard. 1 can chicken broth "I especially like it because I can make 1 lg» can mushrooms, browned in butter it ahead of time and freeze it." It's good for 2 cans bean sprouts a couple of. meals since it does serve many. 1/2 bottle soy sauce, thickened with, 2 tbs. Mrs. Ashbaugh likes to cook, but doesn't corn starch. like to clean up afterwards. She also likes Salt and pepper to suit your taste. to entertain. "But I can't do as much of it as I'd like because of the children." Brown meat, add chicken broth and cook until tender. Add onions, water and celery Her children are Scott, 4, and Craig, 7, and cook until done. Add mushrooms and who are basically hamburger people, but bean sprouts. Thicken with corn starch who like the Chow Mein too. dissolved in soy sauce. If desired, add one Besides cooking, Mrs. Ashbaugh likes to can chow mein vegetables. read, sings in the church choir, and is Serve over rice: Top with chow mein interested in sports. noodles, serves 12 to 15.

BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 3B Chow Mein anyone?

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If you are a gal who knows high heels suit you best ... this is your year!. ... And MORGAN'S is your store! .

You'll find the best High Heel collections in the area at all three MORGAN'S stores ... in all sizes, AAAA to C. Mrs. Ashbaugh stirs chow mein mixture. BOCA RATON Ingredients The Royal Palm Plaza by 7/ie Tower Birth announcements Hot biscuits are the stars Mr. and Mrs. Law- G. Faulman, 766 N.W. ^nce Joseph Din- Sixth Dr., announce the gee, 328 S.W. First St., - birth of a daughter, Jen- Fragrant hot bis- 1/2 teaspoon cinna- erator biscuits and announce the birth of a nifer McKay, Sept. 11 cuits star as the main mon place half of them on daughter, Carolyn at Bethesda Memorial attraction at fSunday 1 jar junior dutch top of raisins in pan. Mary, Sept. 10 at Beth- HDspital. Mrs. Faul- breakfast, holiday din- apple dessert Place a spoonful of esda Memorial Hos- man is the former Cath- ner or coffee with 1/4 cup corn flake Dutch Apple Dessert pital. Mrs. Dingee is ryn Parker. friends, especially when crumbs mixture on top of each i the former Sandra Mc- they feature a filling 1/2cup chopped rais- biscuit with a dot of Kee. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- and glazed of Dutch Ap- ins butter if desired. Place' neth William Trube, 265 ple Desert. 2 packages refrig- remaining biscuits on Mr. and Mrs. John Boca Raton Rd., an- For a short-cut to erator biscuits filling and press down. nounce the birth of a new meal appeal use For glaze: Stir 1/4 cup son, James Brian, Sept. packaged refrigerator Combine sugar, cin- corn syrup into filling * AAUW 14 at Bethesda Me- biscuits and the con- namon, Dutch Apple and pour mixture over (Continued from IB) morial Hospital. Mrs. venient ready-to-serve Dessert crumbs, and and between filled bis- "Politics in Education. Trube is the forDutc- h Apply Dessert. chopped raisins. Sprin- cuits. Bake in a mod- Palm Beach County' mer Margaret Ellen Ott. Made from a blend of kle about 1/4 cup whole erate oven, 375 degrees with Mrs. George Spen- apples, sugar, butter raisins in well greased F. about 25 minutes, or 9-inch square baking until puffed and brown- cer; "Politics in Edu- Residents of Brazil's and tapioca with just pan. Separate refrig- cation, Broward Coun- major city believe the a hint of cinnamon this ed. ty" with Mrs. Alfred, new 1.7-mile Rebou- new product combines fflilson. cas tunnel through Cor- easily with other pantry • A lively discussion of covado Mountain is the shelf ingredients and "Art, Music and the longest cut in any city imparts a delicate ap- Theatre" is promised in the world. The $20 ple - cinnamon flavor members of that group million tunnel connects to these biscuits. by leaders, Mrs. I. E.Rio's north and south Serve them piping hot Jordan and Mrs. Hen- zones, reducing cross- and serve them often! ry Tyler, "Modern town travel time up to an Dutch Apple Glazed Philosophy" study will hour. Biscuits "be led by Miss Lois 1/2 cup sugar Williams, "Ideological [oment - Burma, Ko- ea, China" will pro- "HIGH" for Ions narrow rooms "LOW" for average areas fvide a big field for stu- Jets air dwsp into the room... or beams Air thrust system opens into wider air dy and discussion by that it down a hall to more distant rooms. fl0W pattern and lower air velocity. 275 VIA ROSADA * BOCA RATON, FLA.- group with Mrs, Julius . Royal Palm Plaza - 395-0544 Seidl. • New G-E air direction system—gives GET MULTIPLE AIR DIRECTION, TOO! wide choice .of cooling air problems. • New G-E Air Thrust Selector—plus two-speed fan and air exchanger. SEE THE NEW • Popular walnut colored trim conceals easy-to-understand controls. • Plugs into any adequate 115 volt • "CAROUSEL" circuit. Model RF414A - up and down left and right 8500BTU/Hr. A i^ #\ Family2 Bedroom Room s- Screened- 2 Bath Pools 00 on Waterway syC lao Gjjjjfc $46,900 ••ly$199 The Gold Coast's Finest straight out combinations Other models from 12,O0Oto24,000 BTU/Hr. cooling capacity. ALL-WATERFRONT COMMUNITY PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH LOTS from *12,800 ® HOMES from $39,500

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Ministers AMERICA'S BUND Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst EVANGELIST Rev. C. Thomas Webb Rev. David K. Allen ICHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 - NURSERY AVAILABLE | REV. RALPH Air-conditioned 11:00 A.M. Service Broadcast Church of the Open Door (Station WSBR - 740 on the Dial) MONTANUS Trip to Thailand is topic First United Comes To South Florida Methodist Church Dr. Richard Buker will preach EVERY SUNDAY 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton Dr, Richard D. Buker will Merry-go-round" — a high holy Rev. Clark Reed will preach MINISTER - CLARK S. REED preach Sunday at both services day sermon — at the 10:30 a.m. the third in a series of , ser- BYWAY OF RADIO STATIONS Director of Christian Education -Jane Stentz in University Baptist Church. service in Unitarian - Univer- mons titled "These Three Abide" Parish Visitor: Robert C. Buckley Dr. Buker will discuss his four salist Church. at the services in First United WINZ940KC, 8:30 a.m. and month trip to Thailand where he mm mm mw « Methodist Church. Sermon topic Church School 9:30 A.M. helped establish hospitals for "The Crippling Effects of Cod- is "Love Incarnate/' WW06, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Morning Worship 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 Lepers. dling" will be the sermon topic of Air-Conditioned Nursery Dr. Frederick Nelson at the 11 Rev. Christian D. Weber will Sunday Boca Raton Hebrew a.mo service Sunday in United preach on "Guarding the Heart" DON'T MISS THIS INSPIRING PS06RAN Congregation will join Jews Church of Boca Raton. Church at the 11 a.m. service in Boca #3 In the Series, These three abide throughout the world in usher- school is at 9:30 a.mo and youth Raton Moravian Church0 ing in the Jewish New Year 5729. fellowship will hold it's meet- Sermon: "• Love Incarnate " The New Year celebration, the ing in the home of Richard and "How Patient is the God of the beginning of the Jewish High Hol- John Ehler, 6 p.m. Sunday. Bible?" will be the sermon top- idays or Yom Kippur, will be ic of Rev. Albert L. Eastman at "Let's Stop Being Religious" the 11 a.mo service in Church of CHURCHES will be the sermon topic of Rev. the Open Door. Sermon topic at Albert G. Shiphorst at both serv- the 7:30 p.m. service will be ices Sunday in First Presbyter- "Studies in the Book of Revela- ADVENT we- ST. PAUL Mo. Synod ian Church. tion." 5001 NE 4 Ave. Near U.S.I 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Rabbi SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP Service 8:30-11:00 WORSHIP 8:30 and 11:00 Frazin United Methodist Church (Pre-School Nursery at 11) Ronald J. Dingle Pastor E.O. Krug, Pastor Phone 395-0433 ".. .QReQcmys episcopM cbimcrj Phone 395-3632 Boca Baton Road at N.E. Second Avenue Phone 395-4741 and 395-1939 ' SUNDAY SERVICES appoints music director 8:00 A.M. — Holy Communion <5 Homily 9:00 AM. - Holy Communion & Church School launched with the sounding of the First United Methodist Church phonette and became permanent 11:00 A.M. - Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, Shofar or Ram's Horn. has announced the appointment of conductor. & Sermon Rabbi Robert P. Frazin, south- Edward Palmer, formerly of the UNIVERSITY DAILY EXCEPT THURSDAY east regional director for the 7i30 A.M. —Morning Prayer & Holy Communion Edward Palmer Chorale, as di- Baptist Church THURSDAY Union American Hegrew Congre- rector of music. 10:00 A.M. — Morning Pray.er & Holy Communion gations, will conduct Rosh- Palmer attended the American 7557 W. Camino Real - Boca Raton Hashanah and Yom Kippur serv- Conservatory, University of Vir- Speaker: Dr. Richard S. Buker ices Sunday and Monday at Mary- ginia, Salem College in Winston- Morning and Evening Services CHURCH OF GOD mount College Founder's Hall. Salem, Bob Jones University and Sermon: "Thailand" {Anderson, Indiana) Sunday's services will be held Michigan State. Dr. George Thomson - Preaching RINITY at 8 p.m. and Monday's will beat During his military service in PREACHING TO THE HEART !N THE Dale E. Hency, pastor 10 a.m. the Korean War he was awarded HEART OF BOCA RATON 395-9652 the American Spirit Honor Medal,' J9:45 A.M.; Sunday Schoolj "Three Gods in One" will be the highest non-combatant award Temporary Location: the sermon topic of Rev. Dale E. given by the United States, After Addison Mizner Hency at the service Sunday for his discharge from the army he ido< Elementary School Trinity Church of God. -organized his first community Congregational feuo-.hip»- church School 9:30 a.m. choral group in Grand Rapids, "Matter" will be the lesson Mich. mmm OF ioea BATON AIR CONDITIONING Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. subject for services for First Later he went on to study in Evangelical and Reformed Church of Christ, Scientist Sun- New York with John Daggett How- day. ell and sang with profes- Frederick Nelson, D.D. Minister sional groups there. in" 1961 Services in New Air-Conditioned Sancfuary 'The University Church' Rev. John Papandrew will he moved to Florida where he Edward Palmer 251 SW 4 Avenue between Camino Real and Palmetto Pk.- Rd. preach on "Getting Off the IHE CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR established the Palm Beach Sym- Morning Worship 11 a.m. -— Church School 9:30 t.m, 300 N.E. 35th St., Boca Raton Minister: Albert L. Eastman "Crippling Effects of Coddling" Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Wednesdays: Bible Study - Prayer 7:30 P.M.

11:00 a.m. "How Patient Is the God of the Bible?" 7:30p.m. "Studies in the Book of Revelation" Christian Reformed Church FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 901 W. Palmetto Park Road ADVENT LUTHERAN Northeast Second Court, pastor, OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTS We Believe the Bible is the Infallible Word of God and 5001 N.E. Fourth Ave., Rev. -Visit With Us and Enjoy Our New teaches Redemption through the New Birth. Rev. J.E. Latham. Services, 450 N. Federal Highway. Sun- Ronald J. Dingle, pastor, Sun- 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday day services: priesthood, 9 House of Worship day school, 9:45 a.m«, services, school, 9:30 a.m, first and third a.m.; Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.; SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. 8:30 and 11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00A.M. Sunday • sacrament service, 6 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. Boca Raton CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR Nursery Eobert DeVries, Pastor-1040 SW 1st Street ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Available Boca Raton -395-3942 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. First Church of Christ, Scien- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Eugene O, Krug, pastor.Sunday Albert L. Eastman, Pastor. Temporary Location tist, interim location, 122 E. school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- Sunday Services: Sunday school ART GUILD BUILDING vices. 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- 9:45 a.m. for which there is a Boca Raton Rd. Services 11 First Church of Christ, Scientist 801 W. Palmetto Park Rd. nursery available. Morning a.m. Sunday and 8 p.m. Wed- CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. school nursery during 11 nesday; Sunday school 11 a.m. Interim Location WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. o'clock service. Worship, 11 a.m., Youth Fellow- ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service, in Bebout Bldg. Reading Room 122 East Boca Raton Road DAVID NICHOLAS, PASTOR . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN . at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior* in Bocade Building, Palmetto SUNDAY SCHOOL NOW IN BEBOUT BUILDING 600 West Camino Real, Rev. choir rehearsal, Wednesday Park Road. SERVICES READING ROOM Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor, evening Bible study hour at HEBREW CONGREGATION Sunday •' a.m, Bocade Bldg. Arcade FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Services 9:30, 11 a.m.; church 7:30. Boca Raton Hebrew Congrega- Sunday School 11 a.m. HO E. Palmetto Park Rd. school, 9:30 a.m. Nursery. ' 11 a.m.. Weekly 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Rev. William Gardner, Pastor tion, P.O. Box 568. Services Wednesday 8 P-m« Sundays 2- 4p.m. TEMPORARY LOCATION UNIVERSITY BAPTIST 3333 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Baton FIRST UNITED METHODIST 1551 West Camino Real, Dr. temporarily held at Marymount SUNDAY SERVICES N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. George Thomson, pastor. Sun- College. For information call Sunday School- 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 Clark S. Reed, minister. Sun- day services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 395-8100. BOGA RATOR MaRAVIAN CHURCH Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Evening Worship 7:30 day school, 9:30 a.m. Church p.m., Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH services, 9:30 and 11a.m. Nur- Prayer meeting Wednesday, Temporary location, Art Guild "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" sery for children. MYF meets 7:30p.m. building, 801 W. Palmetto Park Re^. ehristian 0. Weber, Minislelr Sunday, 6:00 p.m. in the Church Rd., Rev. David Nicholas, Pas- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Hall. TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD tor, Sunday Service, 11 a.m., Temporary location, Addison Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. CHURCH SERVICf 11:00 a,m| W UNITARIAN UNIVERSAUST CHURCH Mizner School, Rev. Dale E. ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL UNITED CHURCH oi Boca Raton Hency, pastor. Sunday school Church, 245 E. Boca Raton Rd., 9:30 a.m. Services, 10:30 a.m. 251 S.W. Fourth Ave., Rev. "A Pr o t esf an t D en om in a! ion Since 1457^ 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Sunday services, communion Sunday. Frederick Nelson, D.C., minis- Speaker: Rev. John Papandrew and sermon, 11a.m.; Thursday, ter,. Church school 9:30 a.m., Subject: "Getting Off the Merry-go-round" morning prayer and com- Service, 11 a.m. A rttgh Holy Day's Sermon munion, 10 a.m,; daily except FIRST BAPTIST Thursday morning prayer and temporary location, 3333 N. SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 10:30 AM Federal Highway, (GrantBldg.).. UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST NURSERY CARE communion, 7:30 a.m. Boca Raton, 164 W. Palmetto Rev. William Gardner, pastor, Park Rd., 10:30 a.m., Sunday MORAVIAN CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morn- school and church. Nursery 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian ing worship, 11 a.m. Training available. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH D. Weber; minister, Sunday Union, 6:30 p.m.; Evening Wor- of BOCA RATON School at 9:45 a.m. and Church. ship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-weekpray- ST. JOAN OF ARC er service Wednesday 7:30p.m. S,W. Third Street, Rev, Paul 1st St., Boca Raton, Florida Service at 11 a.m. 450 N.E. CHRISTIAN REFORMED" L. Manning, pastor; Sunday • SUNDAY SERVICES Masses 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Sunday School 9:30 A.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN 901 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Worship Service 10:45 A.M. -New facilities at 450 N.E. 51st Robert DeVries, Pastor; Ser- noon. Confessions will be heard - Evening Service 7:30 P.M. 1 Street, Boca Raton. Sunday vices Sunday at 11 a.m. and every Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Minister: Gene Stinson School 9:30 a,m. Morning Wor- 7 p.m. Sunday School and Adult ship 1045. Evening Worship 7:30 Bible* classes, 9:45 a.m. Nur- Daily Masses 6:30 and 8 a.m. .7:30 Wed. Prayer & Bible Study sery available for Sunday school Holy Days, 7, 9, 10:30 and Gene Stinson Minister 4627 N. and morning service at the 6:00 p.m. Attend FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH E. 4th Ave. Tel 395-14901 parsonage, 1040 S.W. First St. CALVARY COMMUNITY of Boca Raton BIBLETOWN 7171 N. Federal Hwy. Service the Church TEMPORARY LOCATION - ADMINISTRATION BLDG. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11 a.m. Sunday; TfcM 1675 N,W. 4TH AVENUE COMMUNITY CHURCH Temporarily located in admin- REV. NORMAN SPONG - PASTOR 600 N.W. Fourth Ave., Dr. Tor- istration • building, 1675 N.W. EBENEZER BAPTIST SUNDAV SERVICES rey Johns.on, minister; Sunday Fourth Ave. Services Sunday, 11 Northeast 12th Street, Rev. Of your choice Sunday School 9:45 A.M.. school, 9:30 a.m.; morning ser- a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday Earlie Robinson, pastor. Sun- Morning Worsnip 11:00 AM. day school, 9:30 a.m.; morning Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.Mi vice, 10:45 a.m.; evening ser- School at 9:45 a,m,, Wednesday Sunday Wednesday Prayer & Praise Service 7:30 P.M. vice, 7 p.m.; communion ser- Prayer and Praise Service, 7:30 • service , II a.m,,; BTU meeting vice, 6 p.m. p.m. 5 p.m.; evening service, 6 p.m. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 5B You can't eat just one i It's a sure bet that you SORRY. BUT ALL WE HAVE IS can't eat just one pea- nut! Indeed, peanuts are ,,• habit-forming, but it's the kind of habit that food experts praise, for peanuts have good nu-. tritional value. The U.S. Department of Agricul- I -V ture ranks peanut but- QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT. 21 . ter near the top in at ' least six food nutrient categories: protein, food energy, fats nec- essary to maintain body ALWAYS U.S. CHOICE balance, phosphorus, FRESH BIST OOOSCED thiamine and niacin. The protein in six ta- blespoons of peanut but- "BRAND" ter will equal a three- '., : •: . .^',':.' L, .. 'i 8. I,1 ounce serving of cooked ! 4 GOVERNMENT GSADtD X v boneless meat. Peanuts and peanut HAH U. S CHOICE products are in espe- cially good supply this, WHOLE 081 month and are expect- ed to be selling at at- HALF CUT IHT0 STiAICS tractive prices. The greatest single 10 TO 12 use for peanuts contin- ® FREE ® ues to be in peanut but- LB. AVG. WHOLE OR HALF ter—which Americans !9?o22!EsiiVf. .eat at over half-a-bil- LB. LB. 1 ! lion pounds a year. Pea- PAL»S RIVER nut butter has an appeal-, ing flavor and is good whether eaten alone or SEMI BONELESS EZGARVE in combination with oth- er foods. Because of its high nutritional value, pea- HICKORY SMOKED i nut butter is used ex- OR tensively in schoollunch SUGAR GORED I rooms. Also, it is one of BRISKET the foods that the gov- N.Y. STRIP SLICED LB. ernment distributes to ROAST PKS. needy families through. "BONE IN" the commodity distribu- LBJ LB. •2 LB. PKCL... •1.15 tion program. 'e««e«e«e««< For families on the food stamp program, peanut butter is a good item to include on the U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" YOUNG grocery shopping list, i because of its high nu- FUiE 1E0 TOKAY, tritional value and at- tractive price. Here's a tasty rec- ipe that features pea- nut butter: TOFFEE SQUARES (Cooky Mixture) GRAPES 1/3 cup butter or i margarine 1/2 cup cream style ,Br©«s«f Breasted/ ALL peanut butter 1 pound marsh- JARIETiESS mallows LB. 1 tablespoon milk 5 TO" 20-LB. AYE. 11 0L 4 cups pre-sweet- ened puffed oat PKSS. and wheat cereal Combine butter or margarine, peanut but- ter, marshmallows and i milk in a heavy Dutch TEXAS YELLOW NIINUTE HAIB oven. Place over low heat and stir constantly until all ingredients are 01101S liilGE JUICE melted and smooth. Add SIANT SIZE cereal and stir until all cereal is coated with 10 0Z. 6 0L $' peanut butter mixture. Remove from heat and LOW SUDS SANS 'turn mixture into 2 , greased pans, 11-3/4 x . 7-1/2 x 1-3/4 inches. Press into even lay- er. PILLSBUiY Cooky Topping KRAFT MAXWELL HOUSE 2 6-ounce package ;'• (2 cups) semi- sweet chocolate pieces 1 tablespoon short- * ening (not butter, E margarine, or oils) 1/2 cup salted pea- nuts, chopped 32 0Z. 3/4 cup pre-sweet- JAR ened puffed oats and wheat cereal LB; Melt chocolate bits and shortening in top of BAS I double boiler. Spread LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE half of chocolate over EXCLUDING CIGARETTES LIMIT ONE WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES each pan of cookies and EXCLUDING CIGARETTES sprinkle tops with chop- BUSGH BAVARIAN ped peanuts and cereal. Cool. Cut into bars or WESSON OIL FUNK & WAGNALLS squares. Yield: About ENCYCLOPEDIA 96 squares. NEW DELUXE ELOORAOO EDITION The International So- ciety for the Protection VOLUME! of the European Bison ^ keeps records on the pedigrees of all surviv- ing pure - bred "wls- ent," or European bis- on. A recent pedigree ALMOST book listed almost 400' •wisents, once the dom- \50foOFF inating animal of the 24 0Z. f REGULAR PRICE liy European forests. VOLUMES 2 TO 25 > STAR-SPANGLED 12-OZ. BOTTLE f $449 SAVINGS, CANS LIMIT TWO WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE OHIY I EACH PLAN. EXCLUDING CIGARETTES LIMIT TWO WITH $5. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES

OPEN tVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CAMINO RIAL AND S.W. 3rd AViNUI Sign CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER up for U. S. Savings Bonds, New Freedom Shares For six month period Arvida Corporation income increases

Arvida Corporation 000 for the correspond- Shores Apartments, the schedule. The hotel's Whatley also report- announced net income ing period of 1967. company's newest Boca new convention facil- ed progress on the de- for the six months ended ¥'We expect opera- Raton bceanfront ities will be completed velopment of Boca Ra- June 30 was $1,174,000, tions to continue to im- condominium building this fall and its 25-story ton West, a 1,400-acre, after provision for fed- prove and are optimis- which we will begin to guest room tower addi- eral income taxes of tic about our operating construct this month. tion is scheduled for golf course resort and $1,064,000, and depre- results for the entire "We are confident completion next year, recreational community ciation charges of fiscal year," Whatley that the rate of sales he said. west of Boca Raton. $444,000. stated. for these two develop- The expansion pro- Upon completion Boca This is an increase "Substantial sales of ments will increase in gram provides for a to- Raton West will con- over net income of $1,- homesites in Bird Key, the coming winter sea- tal capacity of 600 guest tain more than 4,000 124,000 after provis- Arvida's single-family son." rooms and modern con- condominium apart- sion for federal income subdivision in Sarasota . Whatley reported that vention facilities that ment units, golf and oth- taxes of $771,000 and Bay, have been made so the $14 million expan- will serve 1,500 per- er recreational facili- depreciation charges of far this year. Many res- sion program for the sons. ties. $340,000 for the first ervations have also been Boca Raton Hotel and half of 1967. made for units in Sabal Club is proceeding on the federal income Rent Estate Emm Course taxes reported include 6B Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS the 10 per cent federal For Brokers or Salesmen income tax surcharge MORE THAN 600 ITEMS Harvey Real Estate Sehoois operates a branch of its popw retroactive to Jan. 1. lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER- Brown L. Whatley, 1962 N. Fed'l Hwy. SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and 20th president and chief ex- ST., Boca Raton, The course is composed aiH iively inter* esting sessions which.thoroughly cover the Fla,, Real Estate ecutive officer of Ar- 5th Ave. Shopping Plaza •Handbook. Total cost only $50.00. vida Corporation stated Boca Raton that real estate sales for TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. the first half of 1968 You may attend first session free James M. Fitzgerald, vice president of American Furniture Mart, 395-1877 Mr. Cooper will be in the Conference Room each Tuesday presents Mrs. Edmond J. Spence, president of Furniture Plaza, the amounted to $7,302,000, at 6:30 P.M-to answer anv questions. as compared with real COME SEE - RENT FOR OCCASIONAL USE For Information caI(:-1MR. COOPER 395-2289 "Pacemaker Award" for 1968. estate sales of $7,933,- Pacemaker award goes to Furniture Plaza The American Furni- himself. He has been :ure Mart, Chicago, engaged professionally Dresented its highest as a furniture designer iward, the "Pacemaker for some 30 years and \ward" to Furniture has been internationally Plaza in Boca Raton. recognized. It was presented to the He served as head of owners, Mr, and Mrs, the Edmond Jo Spence 2dmond J. Spence, at Associates, both here i breakfast meeting of and in New York, before :he National Retail As- moving permanently to sociation at the Furni- Boca Raton in 1954. :ure Club of America During the early 50's, luring the recent Home a group of some 18 Furnishing Market. Swedish furniture In selecting Furni- manufacturers retained :ure Plaza, the com- him to develop designs nittee of judges, com- for their production, prised of industry lead- specifically for export ers and specialists, to the United States. particularly commend- They felt his experience ?d its integrity in busi- and broad knowledge as less and management a designer for many aractices, outstanding American furniture iisplay and attractive companies would prove loor layout, persona- extrememly helpful to ized services, up-to- them in the styling of late advertising and their products. Seald Sweet sromotion programs. A few years later, Orange Juice While a furniture Spence was also retain- store seldom is id enti- ed by Industria Mue- Seald Sweet led as a "landmark" blera in Mexico City Orange Juice levertheless Furniture for the design and de- Plaza has gained this velopment of collection It's New From Pepperidge Farm, reputation not only be- which established style Pineapple & Cheese ;ause of its architecture trends still influencing Nabisco Sugar Maid Strudel md "A-beamed" en- furniture fashions to- xance, but also because Honey Graham . Welch's day. Grape Juice . . )f the store's rapid In the judges' selec- Keebler's New Twist n' Crisp growth. Manufacturer Price 79c Green Giant With Mushrooms tion of Furniture Plaza Zesta Saltines. ... iy°ba 37c Tooth Paste (save 30c) Since its opened its for the "Pacemaker po e Joors on North Federal Pepsodent. . . Green Beans . . 3 Award," they comment- Jeno Sausage or Pepperoni highway in 1958, Furni- ed on its displays and Manufacturer Price $1. {save 41 c) :ure Plaza has added a Mennen's Push Button Pizza Rolls floor planning. The ne- Prices Effective .arge two-story addi- tire store area is de- Spray Deodorant ti« 59c Morton's 13%-oz. Apple Danish. :ion plus undercover voted to showing model Thurs-Fri-Sat. 10-oz. Danish Pecan or 13-oz. jarking facilities. It now Manufacturer Price 19c (save 10c) Honey Pecan rooms or room vig- September 19-20-21 Glass Bottle las a sales and display nettes color-coordinat- Coffee Cakes . . . ««* urea in excess of 35,- ed and arranged as they )00 square feet. It now would be found in a fine Manufacturer Price 79c (save 30c) las a sales and display home. Capri In addition to provid- Bath Oil "",z 49« ing their customers with The all - inclusive i broad selection of the service was also men- Manufacturer Price $1.59 (save 60c) tioned by the judges as Excedrin Tablets. !?£ 99c •urniture produced in having been an impor- America, Mr. and Mrs. tant factor in the con- Spence travel the world sideration for the over, carefully select- award. Furniture Plaza ing unique imports... customers may avail many of which are one themselves of its dra- of a kind. pery workroom, re- These imports in- finishing, as well as up- clude furniture, much holstering and re-up- of which is designed and holstering facilities. Its styled by Spence exclus- nearly 20,000 square ively for Furniture feet of warehouse space, Dry Milk . . Plaza, ceramics, anti- in addition to the very ques, brass, original oil sizeable display area, paintings, and hand- permits rapid delivery loomed rugs. Countries of customers' selec- represented include tions. China, Japan, India, Officers of Furniture England, Spain, Portu- Plaza include Mrs. gal and Italy, Spence, president; Con- The designing of im- rad J. Kempf, executive ports for Furniture vice president and Plaza by the owner is general manager; and in itself unique, perhaps Edmond J. Spence, sec- Hawaiian All Flavors to everyone but Spence retary. Punch 3 - *!. Dole Chunk, Sliced or Crushed Pineapple ... .3 20»r 21,19*8} (Coupon uplraa Sat. Saptambar *L. 1 i (Coupon Good From Varo Baaeh (coupon Good Prom V«r» Btach [ (Coupon upiraa Sat. Samwnl»r 21,1MI) (Coupon Good From Vsro Bfloch ; (Coupon Good From Varo Baach To Miami ONLY) ' . t (Coupon Good From Van Baach To Miami ONLY) TO Miami ONLY) Ts Miami ONLY) 5 To MI«n) OSI.V) fc BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 7B Money problems play major role '*• in divorce courts says economist A course in family in- her master* s degree, Fred C. Huber will credit, and "Buying A c o m e management and this is her first assist in a study of in- Way of Living," a look which begins today at opportunity to put her.surance, a represen- at today's markets. Palm Beach Junior Col- special emphasis to tative of a Lake Worth "We hope to make the lege "could turn an un- work here. brokerage firm will help course as practical and happy home into a hap- She has enlisted the in studying investments, down-to-earth as pos- py one," according to aid of several top ex- and an attorney in stu- sible," Mrs. Prentice Mrs. Mavilene Pren- perts from the local dying wills, trusts, es- said. "We hope peo- tice, who will teach the area in teaching the non- tates, and income and ple will make changes course. credit, workshop estate taxes. in their life patterns as "Every study of di- course. The course begins a result of the course,," vorce I have ever seen A representa- with "The Nature of Classes will meet on lists money problems tive from the West Palm Family Finance," and ten consecutive Thurs- as one of the major Beach Social Securities then plunges into the day evenings, .7 to 10 contributors to unhap- Office will meet with the heart of the subject with p.m. Registration is at piness," Mrs. Prentice class at the fifth ses- "Family Expenditures" the first class meeting said. sion, Oct. 17, when the as the second topic. today. A special fee of "Often the problem is topic will be "Savings, Other topics are: con- $12.50 is charged for not lack of income," she Annuities, Social Se- sumer credit, cost of the course. added, "it is lack of curity." knowledge of how to han- The next week May- dle money once it is nard Hamblin of the FAU, Channel 2'offer earned." First Federal Savings Mrs. Prentice, of the and Loan Association of college's home econom- Lake Worth, will assist management course ics department, ma- Mrs. Prentice in teach- preparation for a new workshop course in fam- jored in the area of in- ing a unit on "Home Mrs. Mavilene Prentice works on materials come management for The marketing man- versity and WTHS-TV in the Palm Beach Junior College library in ily income management. Ownership." agement course, offered have joined forces to by FAU and Channel 2 present this course at beginning Sept, 23, af- a convenient hour to give fords an opportunity for both business students management personnel and businessmen a new to provide a form of in- perspective on the com- service training for plex structure of mod- tneat* • their employes. dern business. tteafo Imported From Denmark Engineers, account- Many firms may en- Swiss Cheese ... *• 89c ants and others who are courage salesmen, ac- currently employed in countants, engineers Fresh Cooked Florida Swift's Premium Smoked or Fresh the field, may view the and general administra- Lobster...... «>>. $109 (By The Piece) Braunschweiger. . ». 89c course for credit. Man- tive personnel to par- Fresh Caught agement marketing is ticipate in refunding tui- Yellow Tails .... »•• 59c Rotisserie Cooked, Rare a prerequisite for en- tion upon successful Roast Beef...... %*. 89c trance into FAU's MBA completion of the program. course. •iBiiiiiiliilii Florida Atlantic Uni- The televised mar- keting course will be FASCINATING given on a credit and and non-credit basis Monday through Thurs- day, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. The series includes 40 lectures designed to stimulate interest and learning, a programmed By guide and instruc- W.P. tional manual and a text- Sweet Puerto Rico, Red Spanish Bebout Jr. book tolend in-depth de- McArthur Dairy for scriptive material and Pineapples ...... 3 89c Prices in This Ad Effective complement the lec- Buttermilk .... 2 **** 29c Only In Dade, Broward, Palm tures. Non - credit U.S. No. 1 Baking Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and Borden's Assorted Flavors. WHAT ISTHE LARGEST enrollees will be given Swiss Style Potatoes. Indian River Counties. a certificate of comple- Yogurt 2 SS 49c MAN-MADE RESERVOIR? tion on conclusion of the Good Texture and Flavor, Rich's The largest im- course. 1 Plums. • • • poundment of water Credit enrollment is Whip Topping. . . S°£- 39c in the world is the $12.00 per credit hour Golden Gift 130 million acre-feet four hours), plus books, Orange Juice . «. 4 •"**!. reservoir of water and non-credit enroll- ; EA backed upbytheKar- ment is $20.00 and in- Kraft Diet Parkay Sweel _ _ iba Dam on the Zam- cludes the guide and in- Margarine It'; 41c ' i». We bezi River in South- structional manual but Fisher's Chef Delight Red Fl _ ern Rhodesia. not the textbook. Infor- However, the Kar- mation on credit enroll- Cheese . VJi 59c iba Dam is far from ment is available Kraft French Onion, Clam, Large B being the highest dam from Mrs. Mary Blue Cheese, Bacon & Horseradish, .*_... ib. 25< in the world. The Parker, Office of the Sour Cream Olivette BI^THRSgad Grande Dixence Dam Registrar. The Office of Teez Dips *S 39c in Canton Wallis, Continuing Education at Grapes Wm&L *T* • • • »>• 25« Switzerland, is the FAU handles non- Master's highest, being some credit enrollment. Sour Cream . ... S? 19c 932 feet in height. Wisconsin Sliced Boil or Fry, Co> _ _ The Grande Dixence Insurance American Cheese 1 2i£ 49c backs up 30 million p Squash . . . Tv *. 19c acre-feet of water. Wisconsin Sliced Big Eye For Summer Salads, Crisp Boston course set Lettuce 2 h.ad 29c Building dams is A short course in fire Swiss Cheese ... S& 33c S not our business, but and casualty insurance, Wisconsin Tender our customers find sponsored by the Palm Muenster Cheese ». 89c Bibb Lettuce. J&£ 35c that it is always Beach Advisory Com- (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) "smooth sailing" mittee and approved by Genuine Long Island, Quick Frozen with us. Why not set the Florida Insurance U.S.D.A. Inspected your course with us. 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nu *»*- faptwnbar 21, IBM) ICounm .iplm Srt. WWnUr 21,1SU) 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 il FroH*tm. VaI n Bwrafa (C «oml From VMV B)Mch VmuiA 0FM.V} T.MfamiOMLYiY ) SB Thursday, Sept. 19, 196? BOCA RATON NEWS 10 A Hefp Female 10 B Help Male 15 A Miscellaneous Sale !5 A Miscellaneous Sale LEASE A 1963 Karman Ghia. 16,- Experienced maid want- Industrial Sales Train- POLO GREATS Beauty Shop Wet Booth BRAND NEW 000 miles. $1000. 395- ed for: ee. Call between 9 & 4 2 Original charcoal por- Unit & Koken. Hydrau- 1969 BUICK . classified Nettie Milgrim NOTICE TO CREDITORS 7099. for appointment. traits by Jack Lorraine lic Chair. Call: 278- Full Coverage Insurance & 51 S.E. 1st Ave. Automation Products at Fraction of value. 3204 after 6: 395-4786. Maintenance Included. _.~ IN THE COURT OF THE *61 - 4 dr. Blue Fal- 1968 VW Microbus 9 Apply, in person 391-1881 276-5452 Prices Start at $89.50 ._ COUNTY JUDGE IN AND FOR con, Standard Shift. One passenger perfect REHAB. AIDE MISC. RENT Per Month PALM BEACH COUNTY cond. 4000 mi. $2450. Expenses up with School If carpets look dull and FLORIDA; INPROBATE.NO! owner $200. 391-0692. Starting? You can earn Varied responsibilities drear, remove the spots Hospital Beds COULSON BUICK in 27307. Cash 395-5729. for mature athletic as they appear with Blue Wheel Chairs < Little Delray '62 VW Beautiful Blue every hour as full or DIXIE RENTS tN RE: ESTATE OF Custon Ace'So excel- '62 Austin Healey 3000 part time as an Avon male. 278-3030. Lustre. Rent electric 278-3292 EARL B. ANDERSON, lent condition. Girls Car Mkll Tires, Body, & en- Repr es entative. Call shampoper $1. 3198 N. 395-7359 Deceased. reasonable. 395-1364. gine all in excel- 278-4972. Part time Draftsman. Fed. Hwy, Boca Ra- SUPER stuff, sure nuf! MALE HELP lent cond. white exter- Age no object. ton, 395-2121 TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- Saleslady for fine ladies That's Blue Lustre for CITY OF BOCA EATON TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND 1960 4-Dr. Falcon. Ra- ior, blue interior, Sheetmaster Corp. HAS JOB OPENING NOW dio, Automatic Trans- resort shop in Boca Ra- 133 N.W. 16th St. Roll ends of newsprint cleaning rugs and up- FOR PERSONS HAVING ANY $1100.395-1791 between such as used for this holstery. Rent electric CLAIMS OR DEMANDS mission. $150, Can be .5 & 6 PM. ton. Excellent salary & Boca Raton TRUCK MECHANIC AGAINST SAID ESTATE: seen at Boca Raton News working conditions. 395-4600 paper, 80 a lb. Ideal and shampooer, $1. Belzer 431. - 501. Mo. '67 V.W. Kombi, low Write experience to cheap for drawing; lin- Hardware, 3198 N. Fed. Effective Nov. 1, 1968 You and each of you are here- Building, 34 S.E. 2nd mileage, call: 391-1345. P.O. Box 22, Boca Raton Service station at- ing drawers, wrapping, Hwy. Boca Raton, 395- 454. - 551. Mo. by notified chat you are re- St. tendant. Must be neat, etc. In 30 and 36 inch 2120. TOP BENEFITS - quired by Law to present any 67 Toronado. All pow- BEST WORKING claims and demands which Plastic manufacturing friendly, have a good widths. er, new tires. 30,000 company needs assem- LIQUID DUPLICATOR CONDITIONS - you, or either of you, may Public Notices miles $3295. 399-4511 work record, over 25 Boca Raton News CAREER SERVICE have against the estate of EARL blers. Apply: & married. Hours 7 AM 395-8300 B. ANDERSON, deceased, late ject all bids. or 399-4711. Cisco Kid Tackle to 4:30 PM. Apply be- Old Town - Model 10 Apply Personnel Office of said County, to the County Complete full size CITY HALL Judge of Palm Beach County, s/Alan C. Alford '62 Dodge Polara. Good 2630 N.W. 1st Ave. tween 9 & 11 AM at: 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Florida, at his office in the City Mgr,,_Boca Raton Boca Raton Boca 66 Service foam, Mahogany chair- Good Condition $50. Mon. ttira Fn. court house of said County at City Manager, condition, 2 new tires. back bed, bedspread, West Palm Beach, Florida, City of Boca Raton Offer closest to $500. Fitters and alteration 600 N. Federal Hwy. sheets. Schefflera Um- within six calendar months from P. O. § 14919 takes. 391-2722, woman for fine resort Boca Raton UNIVERSITY BOWL, y the time of the first publica- brella plant, fur jacket, '£"/ ' ' Realtors with option Classified Ad Service 500. 395-1675. - Like New - 395-7777. the $31,000 price. See OPEN DAILY 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. BRAND NEW 4 year old Ruttenberg Have your Boat, Marine Phone 395-8300 this LOVELY today on NEW WATERFRONT Boca Raton, Fla. MEDITERRANEAN Hardware etc. TEFLON Home 2bedroom, 2bath, 3 Bedroom-3 Bath, on Deep 25 F Miscellaneous for Rent one of Royal Oak's most BEAUTIFUL HOME area 305-395-9355 Coated, Air cond. ht. Sprinkler quiet and attractive CANAL with Central A/C & store rent in new com- system, new camet- LARGE BOAT DOCK FAMILY heat. Large screened PATIO, Boca Tackle Shop streets!! MLS - BR- IN complete kitchen & enclosed 395-0969 plex Air cond. call 399- ing, Boca Square. 1148 1584W. ROYAL PALM YACHT NEIGHBORHOOD 2 car GARAGE. This land- 5922. SW 13th Dr. 395-7314. 1166" NE 2nd Terr. scaped corner lot has 17 ft. fiberglas canoe & COUNTRY CLUB SPRINKLING SYSTEM & the PLASIR1DGE with motor bracket & WAREHOUSE SPACTT& Boca Raton. DOCK is equipped with elec- 1 MUST SELL 181 Coconut Palm Rd. Large 3 bedroom, 2 tric & water. REALTY Electric motor. $145. Office available 2375 sq. By owner. 3 bedroom, Call to see by appointment fg. tel. 399-0243. 757 S. Federal Hwy. Call or come by this bath central heat with a 224 So. Fed. Hwy. Cp 2 bath, large Fla, rm, Colonial Building fabulous 4 bedroom, 4 .9.42-9550 395-1433 14 ft. aluminum John step down living room, Store for rent in new large Lot. Near Schools. Boca Raton, Fla. bath home with panel- 2 bedrooms with sliding boat. Like new. $110. $19,500. No Brokers. . Phone 395-4044 ed den with bar, ultra 12 ft. Aluminum John complex, Air condition- glass doors opening on a ed, $125. mo. excellent Call: Eve. 395-1373. modern kitchen, gor- screened patio, large boat, $65. DELRAY BEACH geous bathrooms, mar- ATTENTION 17 ft. Aristo-craft with for Insurance'Company, BOCA RATON SQUARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUE modern kitchen with Carpet or Drapery 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, ble foyer and gallery, dining area, separate 40 HP Johnson. Con- IMMEDIATE slate patio, lovely pool trols, top & trailer. Store. 399-5922 central air, heat, W/W OCCUPANCY dining room, 2 car ga- carpeting, Drapes, near and waterfall, many ex- Boca Tackle Office & Store for Rent Located in an area of tra features such as rage, new lawn with 395-0969 Addison Mizner School. well maintained homes, sprinkler system, lo- IBM in new building. 25x43 vacuum system, terrific For information call - convenient to town & cated on a dead- '25 A Rooms for Rent Snow Construction, Inc. 399-7022. lighting fixtures, etc. °rivate Entrance, near 2174 NE 1st Ave. Boca shopping.' this 2 bed- Priced reasonable - end street. $3,000. down New 4 Bedroom - 2 Bath FAU very reasonable Raton. Fla.. -- 3T>edroom, 2 bath, dou- room, 21/2 bath, cen- MLS-BR-1409WP. may handle. Sale Price trally heated & air con- $23,500. call 395-7601 for details BOCA OFFICE SPACE ble carport W/W car- peting, Drapes, 200' sq. ditioned home is one of KMOTHERWELL BANER REALTY, .INC. POOL Attractive - quiet -Air Single or Double Suite. our best home values. fVi REALTY 814 E, Atlantic Ave. cond. & Heat. Pool priv- Centrally located, ft. Storage area. Screened Porch, Fla. Features include en- 757 S. Federal Hwy. Delray Beach 276-7401 Extra Large Screened Patio - Wall ileges. Private Bath llfl E. Palmetto Colonial Building rm. and Many other unu- closed garage, beauti- LAKE FLORESTA to Wai! Carpet throughout - Centra! $65. mo. 395-8210. 395-2571 ful landscaping spacious Boca Raton, Fla. 30 D Business Opportunities Wanted sual features. $22,000. Lovely Brand new 3 bed- Koom & bath, in pri- call 399-5922. living area and sprink- Phone 395-4044 Heat and Air Conditioning - Dish- ler system,, priced for BUY BUILDER DIRECT r o o m residence Wall/ vate home, for clean $850F/F Wall carpeting, screen- washer - Disposal and Many Other quick sale at $23,900.00. NO COMMISSIONS iving young woman 395- OCEANFRONT! ed Pool, central Air/ht. Extras, $23,900 833 BANER REALTY, INC. See this Beautiful new 2 car garage, deluxe 200' x 150' on the ocean 814 E. Atlantic Ave. 3/2, All large rooms in- Intracoastal Home. De- with parking 90' x 140' features galore. 399- Plus Lot lightful large room, Wan1t a 4 bedroom Delray Beach 276-7401 cluding family room & 5453., on west side of A-l-A. bath, closet, for pro- home with Swimming truly modern kitchen. Excellent motel or Paved front Porch & TWO STORY COLONIAL PRINCETON HOMES fessional person - 395- apartment location. Pool and Screened Pa- New 5- Bedroom, 21/2 tio? We have it - Pric- Entrance Foyer. Dish- 8077 or 395-5798 _ .;: Sewers -..in. MLS BR . 3S|4 BEDROOMS . B aths, '•• family room, GALL: 395-4791 ed at $22,500. BR K318 washer, Disposal^sSQCl- Nicely furnished, pri- 1135W BR 1136 & POOL - WATERFRONT! ed - Landscaped. THE screened patio, sun Model at 1301 N.W. 6th Street vate bath & entrance. 1557W. For details call FIRST REALTY CORP Short distance to In- WORKS 5 years War- deck. Air Conditioned. Close to Business. 2 KEN PRICE. . . Asso- 20 SE 1st Ave. tracoastal - Family ranty. Over 2200 sq. ft. MLS 1513. large closets. 395-7369 ciate. Call Anytime 395-8600 room - screened patio - built by Florida's fin- BRANNON 395-7519. WEIR REALTORS REALTY, INC. Weir Plaza Bldg.855 S.Fed.Hwy GARVY'S & pool area 36 x 28. est Builder. Buy now & BOCA'S BEST BUYS .15 B Apartments for Rent Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 HERE'S ONE Central heat & air get your selection of 391-2444 - 391-1984 GOT WITH GREAT WELCOME IBM PERSONNEL 1 Bedrm. New build- 35 A Lots & Acreage Sale IT! - modern kitchen - 2/ Carpets, Vanities, Cab- WATERFRONT car garage - sprinkler inets. Paint selection. LAKE ROGERS ing, lake view, third EXCELLENT Flexibility! 3«bedrooms LAKESIDE POOL HOME in Mizner School district. Roomy floor. Elevator. Carpet- den, family foom (or 5 system. Home will be Available in .3 weeks. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, two bedroom, 2 bath home with large screened pool area BUSINESS SITE 399-1872 or 391-0909* withPool, Best expos- overlooking Sable Lake. Dock. Beautifully landscaped. ed. Lease, $140. Deer- Only a short block away bedrms) 2-1/2 baths sc- carpeted. Price $45,- Full price only $24,900. Ask for MLS BR 1545 WP. field Call 399-8451. reened in patio and pool, 900. MLS 1435WP. ure & on a 100' wide from new First Bank & INTRACOASTAL canal, $37,500; MLS Furn. Cozy Cottage, Trust Company Bank heat and air - all this For details, call $13,500 is the full price for this well-located home in Bo'ca LLOYD LIVELY. .. As- FURNISHED OR 1516WP Raton. Near shopping, school, churches ana the down- screened Porch, 1 bed- and office building now for $27,500. MLS1531 P. UNFURNISHED town area. At 239 SW 2nd Street. See MLS BR 1380 r'o o m, kitchenette, being erected - 125x EDWARD K. GARVY sociate. 1 shower, utilities includ- 145 on Boca Raton Road Realtor WEIR REALTORS L-Shaped weatherproof ona« fceadty IN THE COUNTY, this roomy 2 bedroom, 2 bath air-cond. porch provides breath- home is ideal for a budget minded couple. Full price :d. 278-1150. - ready for immediate Phone 391-0900 anytime Weir Plaza Bldg.855 S Fed .Hwy 2800 N. Fed Hwy. only $16,500 with good terms available to qualified development - offered Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 taking views of Intra- Boca Raton 391-0083 buyer. No city taxes but all conveniences. MLS BR 1 432. 4urn. 1 Bedrm. & eff." COVE-WATERFRONT coastal. A custom built apts. Air cond. 450' to at only $36,875 - MLS- BOCA RATON SQUARE BOCA SQUARE BV-195. One of the most well home in quiet setting for Widow selling large two $13,500 is the full price for this well-located home in Boca Public beach, 399r445.3, maintained homes in the Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 Raton. Near shopping, school churches and the down- carefree Florida living. bedroom home. Beauti- town area. At 239 SW 2nd Street. See MLS BR 1380. 1 bedrm. & effcys. nice- IMOTHERWELL Cove Section of Deer- bath, central air, Hu- Take a look - no ob- midifier, Located 'on ful built-in B.B.Q. in POOL HOME, 3 bedroom, 2 bath PLUS Florida room, PLUS ly furn, air eond. Jordan iVi REALTY field, 16 X 30 family ligation. BR 1150. patio. Delightful home Manor, 101 NW Pine 757 S. Federal Hwy. room and many other Fresh Water Canal. Ov- family sized kitchen PLUS large, screened pool patio. ersized Garage, Pickup FIRST REALTY CORP. for Florida living. Sep- Well cared-for carpeted and draped and just loaded with Circle. 395-4567. Colonial Building extras. 3 bedroom, 2 arate dining area. Ideal extras. Only $27,900. Ask for MLS BR 1574 P. bath $34,900. MLS BR existing mortgage at 20 S E 1st Ave. PRIVATE BEACH ~ Boca Raton, Fla. Call anytime 395-8600 for small family or re- Phone 395-4044 1556W. 5 3/4% to $23,000, Furn. Homes lill Be Shown by Appointment Only Pool, Phones, Launder- unfurn, $20,500. DELRAY BEACH tired. $22,500 MLS BR iat, Air cond. TV, Chil- APARTMENT LOT Apartment Specialists POOL HOME $21,500 1579. ren & Pets welcome. Within Walking distance MADDOX REALTY REALTOR « IICARLEN Inc. Immediate Occupancy 630 N. A1A, Deerfield of Golf Course. Sewer Appraisal & Realty. Inc. Sophia Bonny Assoc. A COMPLETE Real Estate Service Beach. & Water in. Excellent 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Newly redecorated and CARLEN North Federal Hwy. at 20th Street Boca Raton 399-4440 -563-5901 Appraisal & Realty. Inc. Terms. Call: Mr.Bark- near Delray Beach .399-0200 395-2900 Home Builders Special BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM eve Siweekends 395-4445 Country Club, this 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Furn. 1 bedroom & er assoc. Realty Man- Boca Raton 399-4440 agement Corp.972-1100 BUILT FURNISHED $19,900 pleasant 3 bedroom, 2 Small Apt. To Dec. No RESIDENCE bath home with well 35 K Duplex Pets. 2 fine residential Lots 3 bedroom, 2 bath, com- Finest construction, in pletely furnished, even landscaped yard, utility By Owner, New duplex, WELCOME Tiffany Apts. 395-6420 in Boca Raton Square. Air cond. 2 Bed- rolling tree shaded to Color TV & Hi Fi room and carport has a 431 W, Camino Real#18 75'xll0' One block area. Enter large foyer 51/4 pet. mortgage rms. each side. 1 side South of West Camino Central air condition- rented, 1 side vacant AMPSTEAD VILLAGE to very large living ing, Screened Patio, Au- which can be assumed. APTS. Real $3,950. each. 10% room and separate din- BANER REALTY INC. for owner. See at 2419 IBM # down, balance in 12 tomatic Sprinklers, N.W, 2nd Ave. or Call 660 Glouchester St. ing room, all w/parquet ready to move in MLS 814 E. Atlantic Ave. PfcftSONNEL N. Boca Raton. 1 bedrm. equal monthly install- floors. Powder room off Delray Beach 276-7401 399-8658. ments. Call 395-4300. 1572. 1-1/2 bath furn. W/W foyer with marble BRANNON REALTY ID NEW HOMES topped vanitory» Family CUSTOM-BUILT carpets, central air-, DUPLEX LOT Realtor NEW In different stages of construction from im- Mo. or yrty. room has sliding glass HOME! Within walking distance 391-2444 391-1984 DUPLEX mediate, to 3 Months occupancy. of Golf Course. Sewer doors onto contoured Comfortable one bed- keystone patio and pass- 391-8261 2 bedrooms 2 baths room Apt. Central A/C. & Water in. Excellent lovely Lake Floresta Excellent location, cen- WE OWN OVER 200 LOTS thru to very large ter of town, near shop- No children, no pets. Terms, call: Mr. kitchen with dining area; BIG HOME Park neighborhood. $115. mo. MacLaren & Grimes assoc. Realty Sensibly priced at $24,- ping and Beach road. 1 two built in ovens, NEAR OCEAN Private porches & laun- 2 ;anti 5 ACRE HOME SITES Anderson, Reators. Management Corp. 972- counter top cooking unit 500. All rooms spa- ^95-1333.^ 1100 dry rooms for each frostless regrig., dis- Spacious rooms cious. Eat-in kitchen. apartment. Central PERSONAL ATTENTION Yearly lease $250. mo. TWO LARGE LOTS ap- posal, many cabinets &. throughout. 3 bedrooms Master bedroom has A/C. Like 2 fine homes Large 2 bedrm, 2-1/2 prox. 90' x 160' each. full luminous ceiling. plus Family Room. Hugh dressing room, screen- with income! Good from Boca's Largest Home Dealer Bath Apts. Dishwasher Lots numbers 9 & 11, 2 car garage w/laundry screened patio and pool. ed patio with 365 sq. terms. D - 2050. *4 bedroom, 2 bath on Waterway with Pool $36,500 plus washer & Dryer. Block 25 Boca Raton connections & storage Excellent condition. A ft. of indoor gar- MacLaren & Anderson, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, University Park $25,500 cupborads. Three large lot of quality for den. MLS 1555 - On AlA, N. Delr^r area. Hills Subdivision. Sac- Inc., 135 E. Palmetto *3 bedroom, 2 bath, University Heights $25,500 rifice at $3000. each, bedrooms, very large $57,000. Many desirable For details call Pk. Rd., 395-1333. Phone:1-732-4073 H bedroom, 3 bath, Poo/,.Go/aen Harbor $44,800 VILLAS OF BOCA or best offer within closets & bltins. Two "extras" included. BR IVAN HAACK. . . As- range. Private Owner; large baths w/twin la- 1360P. MacLaren & sociate. BRAND NEW DUPLEXES 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath - Un iversify Park $24,500 rj\E ON THE BEACH P. LoCicero, 60 Wood- vatories in each. Cen- Anderson, Inc., 135 E. East of Hwy #1, $32,- WEIR REALTORS *N0 CLOSING COST ^Families, Welcome. Ef- bine Drive, Hicksville, tral heat and Air, Elec- Palmetto Pk. Rd., 395- Weir Plaza Bldg.855 S.Fed.Hwj 000,- 2 big bedrooms, 2 ficieicies, Apts., Villas. New York, 11804. tronic Air Control Sys- 1333. Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 bath, each side. Big Completely equipped tem, automatic sprink- Professionally Decor- screened porches & ELECTRIC 3 bedroom, 2 bath, plus ' •*•••-•••«» * Air cond., TV. - Day, WATERFRONT ler system. A real buy ated Air cond. 2/2 utility rooms. Plenty of LOW PRICE at $42,500. 0 PEN Fla. room. & separate 11'1'IHM I I Week, Month. Low Sum- SITE! Home. Brand new cond. Storage areas. Beauti- Son Jose Model-3 HOUSE every afternoon DEN for DAD $6,000. fully carpeted - R/C mer rates till Dec. 395- Build on this lot in de- Down, Assume excellent Separate entrance, Foy- bedroom, 2 bath lot in- from 2;00 to 5:00. Drive er, Cedar closets, en- air & Ht. Buy now sirable area of Lake north on N.E. 2nd Ave- 53/4% mtg. $110 '• mo. cluded—monthly pay- g closed Patio, Carpet- Choose your own ment... $139. Conference Estates. On nue from Delray to Sprinklers & Well, (wa- colors call to-day LOOK! BARGAIN OF the El Rio Canal - $4,- ter that lawn for free) ing & Draperies. Won't CONSTRUCTION Int. THE YEAR. Leasee en- OPEN HOUSE signs. Or last, you must see to- A. J. RICHTER, Asso- 500. MLS BV 193W - call Mrs. Laymon, MLS BR 1568. ; ciate. tering service Oct. 1. For details call day. $20,900. make of- $20,750 complete price Call Aent till March 1st for Assoc. for app't at: fer BR 1495. RICHTER& 2,075 Down - No city George Snow • HARRY GRIFFITHS. . . GRINGLE & LANKTON 1IALF of seasonal Rate. Associate. KELLOGG ING. taxes 4 Bedroom Homes Completely furnished, REALTORS 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. RICHARD F ROSS Realtor also available. DAYS 395-11B3 central Air, 1 Bedrm. WEIR REALTORS D ays 27 8-2628, even- Boca Raton 2841 E.Comm. Blvd. Weir Plaza Bldg.855S Fed.Hwy Nights 399-5922 AOt 660 Glouchester, Boca Raiton Ph: 395-4000 ings 276-5019 , 391-0083 anytime Ft.Lauderdale,563-3201 Boca Apt. 14 After 6. the cracker critic Public Notices Public Notices Public Notice INVITATION TO BID TAX OF ONE HUNDRED the estate of NELLIE CROWE, ON DOLLARS ($100.00) FOR deceased, on this 11th day of GENERAL INSURANCE SPANISH RIVER PAP.K — TELEPHONE COMPANIES September, 1968. PHASE IB DOING BUSINESS WITHIN CITY OF BOCA RATON, THE CITY. John C. Thompson AGENCY Notes on the Copolino case FLORIDA Executor of the estate The above Ordinance in its en- of Nellie Crowe, de- SEALED PROPOSALS for the tirety may be inspected at the ceased. OF BOCA RATON, INC. above designated project will office of the Clty'ClerkJduring By ED HIRSHBERG ously acknowledges, his brief but pithy de- be received at the office of the regular working hours. HALLMAN, MEEKER &- "No Deadly Drug" is of scriptions of the princi- City Manager, City of Boca Ra- SANSON INSURANCE - ALL LINES "No Deadly Drug," by course founded on truth, ton, Boca Raton, Florida, until s/Alexa Purdy 131 N.E. First Avenue pals involved - such 3:00 P.M. Tuesday, October 15, Acting, City Clerk Boca Raton, Florida 33432 We/r Plaza Building James H. O'Neal John D. MacDonald. but it has many of the as Marjorie's "lus- 1968, ac which time they wiU P.O. Box 520 Vice President and Manager be publicly opened. Attorneys for Executor Doubleday, $7.95. earmarks of a typi- ty heft of trim and sol- Publish: Sept. 19, 1968 Boca Raton, Fla. Phone; Furnish Proof of Publication Publish once each week for cal MacDonald novel. id haunch, a quizzical in general, this project com- four consecutive weeks: 395-8844 & 399-6789 Very few Floridians And though there is no and skeptical brightness prises park landscaping, the September 19, 26, October 3, who have lived here for Travis McGee, Defense of eye, the look of a planting of trees, groundcover, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 10, 1968 grass, and the construction of Furnish proof of publication. a couple of years have Attorney F. Lee Bailey woman who has lived lime rock paths. Park facili- MAKE APPLICATION FOR Call 395-8300 For ClassifiedAds more than makes up for deeply, laughed loud- ties, buildings and site util- FINAL DISCHARGE ity services will be under sep- his absence as the hero ly... And his inter- arate contract. IN THE COURT OF THE of the piece. pretive comments also COUNTY JUDGE IN AND As he does in most of contribute to the novel- Only a lump sum bid for the • FOR PALMBEACHJeOUN- Ed completed work will be ac- TY, FLORIDA; IN PRO- Hirshberg Ms best novels, Mac- like impression, so that BATE, NO. 26457 Donald builds his story as you read it, even ceptable. IN RE: ESTATE OF on the basis of increas- though you know how The successful bidder will be NELLIE CROWE, ing- interest and sus- it's going to end, your required to furnish a 100% Per- Deceased. formance and Payment Bond, in SHOP pense as he goes along. interest increases be- forgotten Dr. Carl Cop- The first chapter about the prescribed form. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- polino and his trial for cause the facts that you CERN: the Preliminary Hear- learn about human na- Copies of the contract docu- Notice is hereby given that PRIME MEATS the murder of his wife, ing in Sarasota is rel- ments may be secured by con- Carmela, in the spring ture become even more tractors from ROLL, JOHNSON JOHN C. THOMPSON has filed atively dull, with a lot arresting than the com- his final report as Executor of 1967. The young doc- & ASSOCIATES, 461 East Pal- of the estate of NELLIE Personal Service of rather macabre tech- paratively banal com- metto Park Road, Boca Raton, CROWE, deceased: that he has tor was found guilty, and nical information that plexities of the mur- Florida and EDWARD D. his appeal is still pend- STONE, JR. & ASSOCIATES, filed his petition for final dis- could almost as well be der trial. "No Deadly 2400 East Oakland Park Boule- charge, and thai he will apply ing. skipped,, The Bail Hear- Drug" won't teach to the County Judge of Palm V.S. PRIME BONELESS sirloin What many of us vard, Fort Lauderdale, Flor- Beach County, Florida, on ing and the Jury Selec- you very much about ida. One set of documents will the 11th day of October, 1968, tip roasts. Cook it rare, slice it missed were the details tion chapters get bet- murder. But it will teach be furnished to prime bidders for approval of same and for thin, pile-it high! of his first murder trial, for a deposit of $15.00. Thede- Sirloin Roast 1" I ter,, but the real action you an awful lot about posit will be refunded to each final discharge as Executor of which took place in Mon- comes in the trial it- yourself. actual bidder who returns raouth County, N. J., just self, as it should. Here the documents in good, fully U.S. PRIME BONELESS beef. 19 before Christmas, 1966. F. Lee Bailey really assembled condition within sev- A MODERN Excellent for oven or potroast. Public Notices en (7) days after opening of {Rump Roast Dr. Coppolino was found emerges as the great bids. INVESTMENT not guilty of killing Col. defense lawyer that he NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING William Farber after is, as he batters Mar- SERVICE I of the most bizarre jorie Farber5s damag- A PUBLIC HEARING will be Bids must be accompanied by FOR INDIVIDUALS This is a good item for the money. 19 hejd on the following proposed a Bid Bond in an amount not They're chopped, formed and quick ing testimony about Ordinance at 7:30 P.M. on Oc- less than 5% of the bid. AND frozen. I Carl's part in her hus- ! Veal Cutlets court performances on tober 8, 1968, in the Council INSTITUTIONS I record by all concern- band's death into scan- Room at City Hall, at which No bid may be withdrawn dal - laden, spicey time the City Council will con- after the scheduled closing for To obtain complimentary investment data ed, and that iswhatSar- sider its adoption into Law. the receipt of bids for a pe- ind helpful factual booklets, simply asota's John D. Mac- shreds, that are also ORDINANCE NO. 1315 riod of thirty (30) days. The I'rite, call or stop in and visit us. IT'S WORTH REPEATING Donald's new book is all believable but not quite City reserves the right to wai- about. believable enough to AN ORDINANCE OF THE ver minor informalities in the We'd like to mention again that we are CITY OF BOCA RATON, bids, or to reject all bids. now featuring Hormel's U.'S. PRIME beef Subtitled "The anato- cause the jury to con- FLORIDA, PROVIDING my of a celebrity mur- vict Carl of the mur- FOR THE APPROVAL AND s/Alan C. Alford LAIRD, BISSELL from Fremont, Nebraska. We think the flavor can't be beat. Try one of these der trial," and exten- der. CONFIRMATION OF TIE City Manager & MEEDS. INC. sively researched by ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR roasts and test us!!! Where MacDonald's THE EXTENSION OF Publish: Sept. 19, 26 and Oct. Members New York and American_ Siocib former Tampa Tribune WATER MAINS ALONG Exchanges uud other Principal Stock reporter John Pete magic novelist's couch CERTAIN LOTS LOCAT- 3, 1968 tint! Commodity Exchanges evidences itself is in ED IN H1LLSBORO PARK Furnish proof of publication. STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Schmidt, whose assist- ADDITION PLAT NO. 9 Arvida Bldg,, Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 ROLLED BEEF ROAST Tuesday thru Saturday ance MacDonald gener- AND PALM BEACH NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Telephone: 395-7300 Nash Bash FARMS COMPANY PLAT A PUBLIC HEARING will be 550 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-4591 t NO. 10 OF NORTH DEER- held on the following propos- BOCA RATON NEWS FIELD ed Ordinance at 7:30 p.m. on October 8, 1968, in the Coun- 10B Sept. 19, 1968 scheduled The.above Ordinance in its en- cil Room at City Hall, at which tirety may be inspected at the time the City Council will con- Students at Palm office of the City Clerk dur- sider its adoption into Law. FULL OUAiT for the Beach Junior College ing regular working hours. rc- will attend "A Smashing ORDINANCE NO. 1318 * Bash with Ogden Nash' Alexa Purdy MOHAWK, CORRECT TIME Acting, City Clerk AN ORDINANCE OF THE today at 11 a.m. in the CITY OF BOCA RATON 24 hours a day Student Activities Cen- Publish: Sept. 19, 1968 AMENDING SECTION 13- ter at the college. Furnish Proof of Publication 22 CHAPTER 13 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES Call 395 2010 The "Smashing . BY REPEALING PARA- courtesy of Bash," a presentation NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING GRAPH NO. 93.4 OF THE by PB JC Forensics, will LICENSE SCHEDULE A PUBLIC HEARING will be PROVIDING FOR THE IM- BOCA RATON be open to any admirer held on the following propos- POSITION OF AN OC- 45 5. FEDERAL HIGHWAY of the "unique humor" ed Ordinance at 7:30 P.M. on October 8, 1968, in the Coun- CUPATIONAL LICENSE PACKAGE STORE BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK of Ogden Nash, accord- cil Room at City Hall, at which S. Fed. alCamijio Real ing to Josh Crane, time the City Council sail con- NO DELIVERY OR CHARGES faculty director^ sider its adoption into Law. ON THESE SPECIAL. ITEMS Muffin's ORDINANCE NO. 1317 ,8 YEAR OLD AN ORDINANCE OF THE BELLOW'S SCOTCH, Airline Tickets CITY OF BOCA RATON & Hyds@ii COMPLETE PROVIDING .FOR THE PARJNER CHOKE FOREIGN & DOMESTIC TRAVEL LEVYING OF AN ANNUAL OCCUPATIONAL LI- and CRUISE SERVICE CENSE TAX ON TELE- AMPLE PHONE COMPANIES DO- FIFTH £«••/ ING BUSINESS WITHIN SCOTCH PARKING DUGAN TRAVEL IN REAR THE CORPORATE LIMITS FIFTH [RE6., ESTABLISHED 1956 OF THE CITY: PROVID- ? ING THE AMOUNT OF THFf REG.5.40. .85< 75 S. FEDERAL 395-2112 TAX AND THE TIME AND Ken Higgins t HUDSON'S SAY MANNER OF PAYMENT; REPEALING ALL OR- irill help you long after FULL QUART DINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CON- you've bought FLICT HEREWITH; AND STRAIGHT BOURBON ft PRESCRIBING PENAL- an insurance policy Cirioca TIES FOR VIOLATION OF When your car or home is damaged THS ORDINANCE or destroyed, we will make sure FIFTH We know you yon get paid promptly and fairly. RUM !• / The above Ordinance in its We're independent insurance set a high stand- entirety may be inspected at agents. , FIFTH ard of excellence the office of the City Clerk during regular working hours. J.C. MITCHELL REG. 6.49 for your appear- :>•>?•• ance, at home or Alexa Purdy & SONS 5.85 away. So we say. Acting, City Clerk FULL Publish: Sept. 19, 1968 let us care for all 22 S. Federal. . 395-47(1 FULL QUART your clothes. Furnish Proof of Publication HARVEY'S SCOTCH S? PARK andTILFORD YelloMrstoiiei w **A OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. m 1840 BLEN BOURBON fillW* COMPLETE \Zp IIOM*^~K OF 4 0 FAMOU••"S RRAND S 1-STOP SHOPPING REG. 7.17> FIFTH ; Complete Line of tJarden Tools & Accessories iTIUTO 172 E. Boca Raton Rd. 395-2442 1846 FULL QUA!? FOUR ROSES' FABULOUS FARBERWARE BLENDED WHISKEY "OPEN HEARTH- JLFSCHi VOild FULL QUART ELECTRIC BROILER/ROTISSERIE FIFTH REG. 5.65

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