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2 Bimdery Box 1678 St Aljgu3tim2 Fla 32034 MSfS-gTL2 BIMDERY BOX 1678 ST ALJGU3TIM2 FLA 32034 RATON NEWS 18 Pages Vol. 13, No. 79 Sunday, June 2, 1968 City employes threatened Garbage Strike in second week The wildcat walkout by Boca ous to the health and welfare of pating or encouraging em- Raton's refuse collectors en- the residents of Boca Ratono ployees in the strike. tered its second week today amid In addition to the back-to- The suit was filed by Ander- threats of violence. work order to the strikers, son and alleged that the union in Hopes for a quick settlement Judge Morrow decreed that the its attempt to organize the of the strike were buried under union, their business agent and striking workers had persuad- piles of rotting garbage as local other representatives are tem- ed them to strike for higher residents took over the collec- porarily enjoined from partici- (Continued on Page 8A) tion system on a do-it-yourself basis and delivered their own trash to the city dump on South Dixie highway. State auto inspections Mayor Harold Maull yester- day confirmed that threats had been made against several city employes, apparently by strik- start Monday in Delray ing workers. He estimated that Do-it-yourself garbage disposal at city dump. as many as 50 of the workers Monday is "D" Day for the Under the state statute, any who left their jobs last Monday Palm Beach County Vehicle In- vehicle failing inspections must and in the early days of the spection Program. be returned to the station within Swim lessons start Monday strike had been "threatened The project, required by state five days. Repairs on faulty away" from their posts. law, marks a first in history equipment are the responsibility City Attorney Malcolm An- for Florida and is designed to of vehicle owners. No additional derson said several subpoenas help prevent mounting highway fee will be charged if the re- have been issued for appear- accidents through periodic in- jected vehicles are returned to Summer rec program opens ance in circuit court Monday spections of all vehicles. the same station. morning. Five inspection stations, op- Charles W. Brown is in charge "The subpoenas were issued erated by the county, will open of the county's Vehicle Inspec- Boca Raton Recreation De- classes are filled and one of the summer recreation program for for the purpose of discovery on at 8 a.mo Monday. Initially, the tion Program, working under the partment's summer program four advanced pre - school youngsters of which the swim our hearing for a permanent in- closing hour will be 5 p.mo direction of Larry Yates who gets underway Monday with the classes are filled. program is a part, gets under- junction Tuesday," he said. During June, vehicles whose heads the overall highway safe- first session of the learn to Some openings still remain way June 13, six days after Anderson said James Eskew 1968-69 license tags end with ty project. To handle inspec- swim series. for the second session at the Boca Raton's four public schools and Richard Nell, representa- the numerals 4 or 5 must be tions, the county has hired and Approximately 350 persons Bibletown pool, which begins close for the summer. tives of the International Union inspected. The cost is $1.75 trained five station super- have signed up for swimming July 1 and for the intermed- This year the program will of Operating Engineers, were which will finance an overall visors, 28 line inspectors, lessons. iates and swimmers classes at be expanded to include one more the recipients of two of the Highway Safety Program in the cashiers and other personnel. First session of the series the Boca Raton Hotel and Club facility, AddisonMizner School. subpoenas. He declined to name county. Vehicles must be in- More than 30 states in the is for pre-school and advanced Cabana Club pool. Youngsters will be asked to others at this time, but indi- spected semi-annually. nation now have laws requiring pre-school students. Lessons The swim program will mark register at the park closest to cated they would include "sev- The south county station is periodic inspections of motor will be given by American Red the beginning of the summer their home,, Parks are J. C. eral on and off the picket lines." located temporarily at the vehicles. Others are passing Cross swim instructors at the season in Boca Raton. The rec- Mitchell School, Addison Miz- The city attorney also said Adams Chevrolet parking lot in them since the federal govern- Bibletown pool. Ail pre-school reation department's annual ner School, Scout Hut at Mem- the hearing on a permanent in- Delray Beach with access from ment established Highway Safe- orial Park for elementary junction Tuesday had been post- southbound U.S. 1. ty Standards. If a state does school children and Boca Raton poned from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Brakes, lights, horn, turn not have an approved compre- High School- gymnasium- - f o r- s i g n a 1 s, windshield wipers, • hensive highway safety pro- high school students. at the request of Seymour Gop- man, attorney for the union, tires and steering will be in- gram, including inspections, by Facilities at the centers for A" temporary injunction or- spected. the end of this year, it runs the elementary school youngsters dering employees to cease To expedite the inspections, risk of losing federal highway will be open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 striking and return to their vehicle owners are urged to construction money. p,m0 Monday through Friday. jobs was handed down Wednes- take license tag registration re- The Palm Beach County in- receive FAU degrees Boca Raton High School will be day by Circuit Court Judge Rus- ceipts to the station. spection program is beginning open 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily Pre-inspection checkups at with temporary stations, but Forty Boca Raton residents Others who will receive bach- and three evenings a week. sell O. Morrow in West Palm elor degrees are Susan Behm, Beach. The court found the service stations, auto dealers permanent buildings will be will receive degrees from Flor- Activities will be held by age or repair garages are urged by ida Atlantic University at its William Booty, April Clark, strike is in violation of Florida constructed. Adriano Delgado Gomez, Karin group, except special events re- law and that unsanitary condi- program officials who point out first annual commencement ex- quiring participation of all. that such measures could save ercises Sunday, June 9. Driver, William Eakins, David tions exists which are danger- Foster, David Hance, Richard Summer program activities time and frustration at the of- will include arts and crafts, Thirteen of the candidates for Harrison, George Hugus III, ficial inspection stations. Jane Johnson, J. Patrick Laury, basketball, bowling, chess, chil- There are approximately degrees will receive masters of dren's story, games and music Ann Landers Page 2B education. They are Paula Al- Gail Lindner, Leonard Longley, 200,000 registered vehicles in Calendar 3B Morris McCray, Heather Mc- hours, field trips, golf lessons, the county and most of them will tizer, Elaine Baer, Barbara library, model building, movies, Classifieds 8-9B Barmby, Richard Bendit, Rob- Naught, William Muller, Jene- May 29-June 1 be inspected by county person- Editorials 4A vieve Nittel, Mary Plaia, Sheila puppet shows, roller skating, Hi Lo Rain nel at the five stations. In cer- ert Bugbee, M.arion Cole, Rita shuffleboard and volleyball. Public Notices 8B Deisroth, Kathleen Durgy, Roberts, Kathryn Russell, Rob- Wed. 84 68 Trace tain instances, such as large Real Estate 5-6B Claire Garvey, Mary Kelly, ert Scott, Zoran Stevanov, Don- First special event will be a Thurs. 87 69 .68 business firms, self-inspec- field trip to Monkey Jungle Fri. 84 69 . 0 Sports 6A Harry Peters, Sarah Plunkett, ald Thorburn, Francis Walsh, tions will be permitted under Travel 7A and John Townsend. Eileen Wood and Florine Wynn. (Continued on Page 8A) Sat. noon 85 73 . 0 the law. Women's News 1-3B Memorial Day Boca Raton's veterans observed Memorial Day with simple services at the monument in the Municipal Cemetery. Mayor Har- old Maull was the principal speaker at the services, which drew civic officials, members of veterans organizations, their auxil- • •": ••"•-"••> iaries, and just plain citizens who wanted to recognize the debt owed to men who have died in the service of their country. 3 - BOCA RATON NEWS Personnel to be screened A committee has been BOCA RATON formed to screen ap- • 150 W. Camino Real plicants for guidance DELRAY DEERFIELD counselors in Palm *Post Office *ViIIageMart Beach County public Shopping Center Shopping Center school system, accord- ing to an announcement by Robert W. Fulton, superintendent of JULIETTE SUPER PRICES SUNDAY NDAY schools. 8 MO Fulton said reason for GOOD 10 A.M. 1117 P.M. JA.M.'til 9 P.M. formation of the com- mittee is "refinement of personnel promotion procedures. "Personnel judged suitable and qualified will be placed on a coun- i Metal Front i • Metai Chain with. selor availability list," Key Ring he said. However, he [• Zipper Leatherette could not give the com- Pouch plete details of imple- • Earphone, Penlite mentation "until mid- Battery August." Fulton stated in a let- STEAM ter distributed to all school principals, "the concept of this proce- DRY IRON dure will be effective • Switches From Steam to Dry for all guidance vacan- At The Push Of A Button cies beginning with the • Handy Fabric Dial Assures appointments for the Correst Ironing Temperature 1968-69 school year." Boca Raton's Church Fellowship Bowling Lea- grant farm woriters.
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