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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. Sister Richard Marie previewed gue has donated its "purse" funds to the Mary- the program for Mrs. G.L. Sted and Paul Hunter. mount College summer program for children of mi- PLASTIC POKER CHIPS TEST • 100 CT. 1.00 VALUE It's a plant library DRIVE 58 POLAROID COLOR FILM College will start herbarium #108 5.25 VALUE 3 started with about 300 barium at the University keep pur collection A small herbarium of Texas, the Albert highly local, with a sec- 9-VOLT TRANSISTOR BATTERY will be started this fall specimens collected by botany students of Fred Ruth Herbarium at ondary extension into IMPORTED 49c VALUE at Palm Beach Junior Texas Christian Uni- Florida plants," he College for use of stu- Holling, Jr., Richard H. 12 versity and the B. B. said. "Even after sev- dents in botany courses, Gorss, and by biology Harris Herbarium at eral years of work and and by individuals in the teachers Douglas Sam- North Texas University gradual acquisition, it 14-QT. STYROFOAM COOLER community who have mons and William L. — will coordinate the is doubtful that our col- Mercedes- difficulty in identifying McCart. herbarium organization lection would run over 1.00 VALUE local plants. McCart, who has had at PBJC. 10,000." Benz 66 extensive experience in Plant specimens will McCart said the col- A command performance fti The herbarium, a organizing herbaria — one of the World's safest Mary Sophie Young Her- be dried, pressed, lection would emphasize BY plant library, will be mounted, and filed both wild, native plants, but automobiles awaits you! ICE TEA COOLERS the cracker critic by the correct scien- that he would personally Prices start at $4360 • 4 PACK LIBBY tific name, and in ac- have no objection to add- REG. 99c 79 cordance with an inter- ing cultivated plants if BRUMOS national numbering sys- there was a demonstrat- POMPANO 74" AIR MATTRESS SINGLE With sprightly style tem, McCart said. ed need for this service Authorized An alphabetical and in the community. MERCEDES-BENZ HiBACHi Sales and Service • Heavy Duty- numerical index will He said the greatest Cast Iron and sense of wonder make use of the herbar- equipment needs at the 744 N. FEDERAL HWY. • Adjustable ium easy for those who moment for the new her- P0A/1PAN0 BEACH Grid By ED HIRSH3ERG sea as anything re- know either the correct barium are additional PHONE 943-5000 • 10" x JO" sembling human life, name or can identify cases and a plant dryer. Cooking Area "The Sea Brings Rudloe somehow has family and species. MENNEN Forth," by Jack Rudloe, managed to convey an At present, only about ©F 5TROKE Knopf, $6.95. attitude of understand- 100 of the specimens SELLING YOUR HOME? 7.95 VALUE ing and almost sympathy already on hand may be SHEWINGCllf^M This is a book about a toward the ocean's num- used, but new herbar- •.•li--O3f :;'-•":;:':-••.;•;..:: v-, 18-PAIR VINYL subject that could be berless and varied ium cases are being or- For Best Results REG. or 98c J very dull except to in- denizens. Shrimping off dered, McCart said. MENTHOL VALUE r terested specialists, but the Florida coast, for "Palm Beach County LIMIT ONE with the aid of a example, he notes that is almost virgin terri- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SHOE BAG LIST 1 sprightly style and a he always feels obli- tory as far as scientific Heavy gauge clear vinyt gated to return the ones systematic identifica- Reinforced , pockets holds he doesn't want back to tion of plant life is con- WITH MIS up to IB pr. of shoes the sea: cerned," McCart said. Keeps shoes off the floor "Often when I saw a "A herbarium here has HAZEL BISHOP Hangs eas!ly in any closet Ed fish hopelessly gasping real possibilities. SEE YOUR REALTOR Hirshberg its life away in this alien "There is every rea- world,' I was struck by son to believe that we REALTORS OF BOCA RATON GLYCERINE AND the thought that the pow- will discover plants The following EDWARD GARVY.701E. 73 er of saving its life was which will extend the are members Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca ROSE WATER sense of wonder Jack entrusted to me. Why range of known spe- of the Boca Raton, Fla. 3910900. Rudloe manages to put let it die?" And so he cies. Raton Board ORYAL E. HADLEY, tossed it back, with very Large herbaria may of Realtors. HAND LOTION 99c himself and his mater- Doing busi- 400 E. Palmetto Pk. ial across. little effort, so that it contain several hundred ness with Road, 395-2244. (WHILE THEY LAST) VALUE Founder and proprie- "might go on living." thousand plants, McCart them you are HELEN HODOWAL, 39 tor of the Gulf Specimen Perhaps this consid- said, but he does not assured the highest Realtor. 330 E. Palmetto Company and working eration for these lowly forsee such expansion type of service that can Pk. Rd., 399-6258. out of Panacea, Rudloe specimens as, after all, here, be administered in the F. WOODROW KEETON, PONDS DREAM FLOWER spends his time finding living creatures is what "We will make our field of Real Estate 2950 N. Ocean Boule- and collecting biological makes Rudlos's book best contribution if we Practice. vard, 395-5252. specimens for labora- more than just another CROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 MACLAREN & ANDER- TALC tories and classrooms, scientific treatise about S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404. SON, 135 E. Palmetto. NEW supplying an extensive marine biology. He en- GRIFFIN NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. Park Rd., Boca Raton. 6V2-OZ. and extremely ticklish dows his endless Fed. Hwy., 391-1166. 395-1333. BY$CHICK need for many people. searches for "Panaeus FLOORING CO. AEVIDA KEALTY MADDOX REALTY, 507 • KRONA* CHROME Helped along by some setiferous" — shrimp 'Griffin Has,The Floor" SALES, Inc., 998 S. N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 67< rather grim - looking to you — with the ex- Federal Hwy.,395-2000. MEDALLION REALTY, VALUE 33 • DOUBLE EDGE citement of the hun% bw. photographs and some VINYL ATLANTIC BOCA 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd., • GUARANTEE..... less grim-looking line at the same time he lets REALTY, 101 E. Pal- 395-2421. More Shaves... Or you know an awful lot Your Money Back! drawings, his pages CORK metto Pk. Rd., Boca THOMAS J. MEREDITH, come alive as a series about them — as well Raton, 395-8500. LONG HANDLE LIMITMDNE as about anemones, Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. of vivid descriptions of RUBBER BANYAN REALTY,INC. Rhone 395-1515. the myriads of living mo?.lusks, squid, oys- 334 S. Federal Highway, GARDEN TOOLS ters, clams and crabs, FORMICA J.C. MITCHELL & things that inhabit the Boca Raton, Florida — SONS, Inc., 22 S, Fed- © CULTIVATOR sea and supply food for to mention a very few. Phone: 395-3535. « FLORAL HOE And from his respect SANDING eral Hwy., 395,4711. JOHNSON & JOHNSON hungry men's bodies and BATEMAN and CO., MOTHERWELL REAL- • FLORAL SHOVEL endless sources of stim- for even the lowest 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., forms of life you also FINISHING TY, 757 S., Federal Hwy. • FLORAL RAKE ulation and learning for Boca Raton, 395-9355. 395-4044. BABY POWDER men's equally hungry learn something about W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. how very precious is the FREE ESTIMATES F. BYRON PARKS, Via minds. Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. Mizner, Royal Palm Though most people simple gift of life it- 118 N. Federal Hwy. self. Defray CR 8-1210 STEPHEN J. BODZO, Plaza, 395-3700. who fish do not regard 5501 N. Federal Hwy., PETRUZZELLI REAL- what they pull out of the 395-8200. TY, Inc., 2325 N. Ocean YOUR CHOICE (Limit Onfi With Coupon Thru Man. June 3) BRANNON REALTY, Boulevard, 395082.2. PLASTRIDGE AGENCY About half of Japan's Inc., 330 E. Palmetto urban population lives in Everyone Loves A Inc., 224 S. Fed. Hwy., Pk. Rd., 391-2444. 395-1433. TOOL SALE! dwellings of two rooms CAMINO GARDENS or less. Thus, despite an THE REAL ESTATE REALTY INC., P.O. CORNER, INC. 60 S. industrial achievement Box 520, Phone 395-7020. ranked with that of the Federal Highway, 395- BUICK • Cleaning United States and Rus- CARLEN APPRAISAL 4624. sia, , Japan's living AND REALTY INC. 450 RICHARD F. ROSS, 110 • Reg. Size standard is in 22nd FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A E. Palmetto Park Rd. East Palmetto Park place, just behind Vene- 399-4440. Roadi Boca Raton, Fla. zuela. SUE O. CHENEY, Keal 399-6444. tor, 960 S.E. 20th Avenue ROYAL PALM REALTY 1968 BUICK Deerfield Beach, Florida CORP., 3U7 Golf view 399-5500. Dr., 395-1662. SEE FRANK COULSON BRUCE E.DARRELL SLONE REALTY, 6299 Large Assortment Realtor, 425 E. Palmet N. Federal Hwy., 391- To Choose From Direct Factory Dealer to Park Rd., 395-1322 2640. Quality Built WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. TOWN & COUNTRY Hand Tools KLEENEX • FINESTSERViCE * LARGE PAINT & BODY SHOP Federal Hwy., 395-0220. PROPERTIES, 330 E. PETER DORAN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd., JUMBO TOWILS Boca Raton Rd., Phone. 391-0434. YOUR • *n* COULSON »c 395-1102. WEEKES REALTY CO. f FIRST REALTY CORP. INC., 100 S. Federal CHOiCE DELRAY BEACH 20 S.E. 1st Avenue, Hwy., 395-1214- 395-8600. M.N. WEIR & SONS," (Limit One With Coupon Thru Man., Jon« 1616 N. Federal Hwy. - Ph. 278-3292 FLORIDA, SITES, inc. fiic, 855 S. Federal 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. Hwy., 395-4000 BOCA RATON NEWS Sundoy, June 2, 1968 3A Mitch Woodbury reports

275 VIA ROSADA * BOCA RATON, FLA Notes from wandering scribe I , Royol Palm Ploza _ 395-0544

Travelogue.. .1 doubt very much if George M. Co- and Darryl Hickman, of stage and films who was a sign: 'Room For Rent. Must Be Willing to Call 395-8300 for Classified Ads Travel." han would be sending his regards to Broadway in wearing sideburns down to here. song if he were living in this year of 1968, The Yankee Doodle Dandy's Great White Way is no Per capita income Other Eating Houses. . .1 also visited three other in Spain rose 6.3 per cent ELIMINATE JALOUSIE PROBLEMS longer the glamour thoroughfare it was when he top eating houses in New York. One is Rattazzi's sang, danced, composed and waved the Star Spang- last year to $600, the FOREVER! just off Fifth Ave. on 48th St. Dick Rattazzi is a government reports. led Banner on his way to footlight immortality,, fine fellow whose fine food sates the stomachs of *.-.». AWNING WINDOW REPLACES Today Broadway is a carnival midway lined with the TV advertising crowd. We also found our way blasting record shops, orange juice stands, shooting to Frankie and Johnnie's, a loft at 45th and 8th Ave. NEW! JALOUSIES WITHOUT REMOVING galleries, peep shows and even a freak museum. which serves delicious steaks, and the Splndletop, FRAME And it is inhabited by a throng of pushing, shoving, an intimate spot on 47th where most everything on 5 impatient slovenly dressed kooks, hippies and the menu pleases the innards. HURRICANE TESTED weirdos with their hair covering their collars and THE NEW 1968 their cheap beeds and bangles dangling from their It takes quite a few bob these days to get around and APPROVED Manhattan. Theater prices run as high as $11.90 necks. PHANTOM EM IN BUSINESS OVER 15 YEARS As far as I am concerned they all should be on for musicals on weekends. Steaks usually cost exhibit in that oddball emporium carrying the Rip- $6.95. Drinks seem to be a uniform $1.25. At the The Alum, awning window insert re- Pat. Pend. Spindletop, however, they were $1.35. Movies come places your present jalousie windows by 2,708,015 ley name. a patented method, without removing But Broadway is still the mecca of the American at various prices. The lowest charge I noticed on a film house box office was $2.50. AID existing jalousie frame. No disturbing theater. And that is why I spent a week there re- wails, stucco or tile sills. Completely cently. One week gave me opportunity to view eight weather-stripped. legitimate stage attractions. I missed several I At the Riverboat, where Johnny Long's orchestra was holding forth (Johnny's first New York date One should have liked to have seen. But one week was of SPECIAL OFFER ^COURTEOUS enough. Had I remained longer I might have blown since he played the Paramount Theater in 1955) the Installed Free With FREE ESTIMATE a $3.50 music charge was added to your bill. I . World's (what's that they call it?) my cool. Purchase of 3 or More NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE might add that the Three Suns, a recording group Smallest RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL . INDUSTRIAI. Hearing LICENSED • INSURED > Charming Old Inn. . .This visit I got as close to of the yesteryears, filled in the lulls for Johnny Aids. NO DOWN PAYMENT Long. Thus there was continuous music. Xords- MEMBER « CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 YEARS TO PAY Broadway and the playhouses as possible and still No Tubes — FHA BANK FINANCING feel civilized. I returned to the inn of numerous No Button. previous Manhattan excursions, the venerable Al- Single Smash. . .Broadway has come up with Hear But Do Not Understand? VlSlf OyrSh®WrQ@8ti Phone Anytime gonquin. This could well be NERVE only one stage smash this season. It is Neil Simon's DEAFNESS. The New 1968 Daily 9-5:00 Sat. 9-12 399»7878 This beloved 44th St. tavern, where Booth Tark- three one act comedies called "Plaza Suite." PHANTOM EAR might well ington, H.L. Mencken, John Drew, the Barrymores, Tickets are mighty hard to come by and my only solve your problem. Lillian Russell, Edna Ferber, Dorothy Parker, Hey- disappointment of my trip was that I couldn't secure HEARING HURRICANE SERVICE CO« wood Broun, Alexander Wolcott and many other a pair, although I had several persons working for greats of the stage and writing fields once lived and BOCA CENTER Showroom - 9O6 N. Dixie Hwy., Boca Raton me. ROYAL PALM PLAZA gathered, has lost none of its charm. The two other most difficult shows to see are Boca Raton 395-4242 I sat in its sedately plush, oak-panelled lobby "Hello, Dolly," which has taken on new life with nearly every evening at cocktail time sipping a li- Pearl Bailey as its star, and "George M." with bation with old friends such as Johnny Long, the Joel Grey as the above mentioned song and dance | orchestra leader of "Shantytown" fame, and as- man, George M. Cohan. sorted members of New York's public relations I'll tell you about the eight offerings I viewed in fields and reveled in the room's nostalgia. another column. Suffice to say they were for the most part diverting and well worth my time and at- Back on Top. . .Johnny Long, who somewhat sank tention. out of the picture when big name bands went into a decline and spent several years with a five piece band at the Mint in Las Vegas, now seems to be New York, however, no matter what you think of back on the top. He has been appearing with a 13 the long-hairs and mods, is ever interesting. Men's piece orchestra in the Riverboat night club, a haven straw hats, looking incongruously out of place in for large name groups, in the Empire State building the chilly May weather, were in evidence along and has a 10 week tour of Japan lined up for next Fifth Ave. fall. The Algonquin is now owned by Ben Bodne, whom Then there was the lad who played a harmonica I found to be a very gracious man. He is a retired as he waited for the light to change at 44th and oil magnate from Carolina who purchased the hos- Fifth, the Majestic Theater porter with a radio in telry because he is stage struck and wanted to be his pocket who swept the sidewalk in rhythm just near his heroes and heroines from the world of after "Fiddler on the Roof" had started, the cab make believe. driver who picked up a guitar and plunked a tune while waiting in traffic and the trailer parked at I guess I am stage struck, too. When I wasn't at the curb on the Avenue of the Americas. On it was the Algonquin or in the theater my habitat was Sardi's, a rendezvous for theater folk on44th St. in a nest of playhouses The food is good at Sardi's, In South Korea, 1,- 3oea 12aton WationaC the atmosphere exciting and the tiny bar at the front 250,000 people have tu- door of the establishment is something akin to a berculosis, or 5.1% of town pump. the population over age There was a buzz around the entrance of the res- 5. Contributions to the taurant the other evening. Nearly every head in the C A RE Food Crusade, place turned toward the door. Carol Channing was New York 100*6, pro- making an exit. On another occasion I sat near Bud vide nutritious food packages to help treat Collyer.the "To Tell the Truth" TV personality, and cure TB patients. Onteze&t wilt £e paid THEN on eezti$ieate& YOU DO oi ^Deposit NEED INSURANCE 3 MONTHS DON'T. YOU. 6 MONTHS INSURE WITH "D*¥" BE SURE TOMORROW! 1 YEAR

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Timmie "Oh Yeah" Rodgers and Dutch Hardie ham it up after Wednesday's Dom DeLuise Show on CBS. Hardie is executive producer of 0TD Pro- ART GUILD ductions of Boca Raton and New York. of Tlon-CaneeUaSie Hegotiatlie Savings Geztijtcated Boca Raton ^epout Oi $1000 Oz mote PineCrest announces O§ $1,000 DAY CAMP SUMMER A Unique Summer Experience ART CLASSES FREE Transfer of Funds from ANYWHERE in UNITED STATES or LOCAL For Boys & Girls 4-14 Florida s Finest and Best Equipped Day Camp RICHARD J. PFEIFFER Instructor CANOEING • SCUBA • SAILING • TENNIS • SWIMMING • BATON • PONIES • DIVING « DANCING CHILDREN'S CLASSES • JUDO • CHARM • FENCING "WARM LUNCHES Ages 6 to 10 & 11 to 15 Years QUALIFIED COUNSELORS - CHAUENGIHG PROGRAM ADULT CLASSES SESSIONS OPERATE WEEKLY, MONDAY through FRIDAY Boca Union )| JUNE V — AUG. 23 RegisterNow APPLY NOW! LIMITED ENROLLMENT SUMMER OFFICE HOURS Weekdays 10 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. PINE CREST DAY CAMP Mr. Larry M. Pedicord, Administrator National Bank ( I5O1 N.E. 62 Street, Ft. Lauderdale, fla. 33303 SEND TODAY Telephone NAME FOR FREE T ADDRESS ;COLOR SOUTH FEDERAL HWY. AT CAMINO REAL, BOCA RATON . . . CALL 395-2300 | BBOCHURE! 395-1887 CITY STATE ZIP TEL .' * Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • Member Federal Reserve System :|:| NON-PROFIT SUMMER CAMP OWNED AND OPERATED BY 3 PINE CREST SCHOOL. FORT LAUDERDALE 801 West Palmetto Pk. Rd, — CALL 395-2010 — 24 HOURS A DAY FOR THE CORRECT TIME OF DAY — | CAU FT. LAUDEHDAU 524-3653, OR POMPANO 933-44411 EXT. 68 ? BOCA RATON The sidewalk superintendent Push comes to shove

garbage or putting up with a big more sensitive noses. By JIM RIFENBURG stink. I guess there is no other service in the world where a Less than four weeks ago, "The push has come to strike will get the message Everglades National Park was shove," in the words of one across faster. screaming that birds, animals gentleman in town. and plant life were in danger of Originally, city fathers had ' People are carrying their dying because of a lack of wa- thought something of discourag- own garbage, by the hundreds ter. The officials of the park Through channels ing citizens to carry their gar- literally, and to this point, at badgered, blamed and berrated bage to the city dump. They had least, city fathers are happy to the state, Flood Control Dis- good reasons. The bad crossing have them do it. In New York trict and Corps of Engineers at the railroad track, the neces- City during the prolonged strike, Boca Raton's striking public works employes meanwhile, the city apparently feels it cannot sity of having some one on duty for the lack of it. are quite possibly going to be victims of the or will not give in to any demands backed by an all the time to give directions garbage was piled on the side- They're singing a different same malady that afflicted Florida's school illegal strike. and others. walks and in the streets. Our story now. I toured the area teachers in the recent teacher strike — poor We think the workers have made an impres- Apparently, however, we have people appear to be a little briefly Thursday and the word timing and poor leadership. sive show of strength and concern by their reached a point where it is eith- more concerned with the esthe- was: "Please don't send us any The teachers went on strike at the wrong walkout,, They have emphasized their requests er a case of carrying your own tic values. Or perhaps have more water. We have enough." time, over an education improvement package or demands, even if some of them have lost They sure do! Everything in they didn't understand, demanding something their jobs in so doing. that part of the state is flooded. they couldn't get. We believe the workers should seriously con- But then, at this point, who isn't? The teachers struggled along with an untimely sider going back to work Monday morning. strike, with little opportunity of winning any- Those that have been fired should seek rein- The high school yearbook, thing. In so doing, they gave themselves a pub- statement. Gets bigger all the time better known as the "Paw", lic relations black eye and set their state as- As city employes, they should press their was distributed yesterday. The sociation back many years. grievances through channels, and before the dedication this year went to Striking city workers must beware of the City Council, with the strike in the background history teacher and former same pitfalls. underscoring how strongly they feel that their basketball coach Bob Maxson. Almost everyone concerned concedes that at grievances are justified. We couldn't think of a nicer least some of the workers' grievances are The Council, in turn, should make every ef- guy to get the honors. legitimate, and that some increases in pay are fort to improve conditions and give wage in- The kids, as usual, have done needed. creases promptly where justified and where they a magnificent job and the year- But the timing of the walkout would have been can be financed. The Council should also begin book is one they can be proud far more strategic if it had come at a time when work promptly on new wage outlines to take ef- of for years to come. the city fathers are considering the budget — fect Nov. l" when the new budget year begins — when the, costs of increased wages and any other and which thus could be supported by the needed The News* stories about drugs concessions could at least be considered for increases in city revenue. in the schools of Boca Raton building into the new budget. have apparently opened a few First draft of the new budget won't be con- If the employes are not satisfied that they are eyes. Parents are becoming sidered until July, and the new budget year being treated fairly, they could leave their jobs concerned. And although some doesn't start until Nov. 1. again. They would probably gain a great deal kids have indicated, "We don't At some point, very soon, the city must be- more sympathy from the average resident that have a problem because no one gin mass hiring of replacement workers in an way, and a second strike shouldn't be any more has been killed here on drugs effort to get essential services restored. And — or less — illegal than the first. yet," I suspect many of the youngsters may take a good look at the consequences be- Views of other newspapers fore they take the dare. Police last Friday broke up a "beer party" in the northern section of the city at which an estimated 65 teenagers were in attendance. Several arrests for How do your schools rate? possession of alcohol by a minor were made and not a few To me, and I suppose to every parent, the overcrowded in poorly lighted rooms? Do they parents were shaken to the core. most important asset in a community is the have enough equipment to use? Enough tools? school system. Certainly churches are im- Enough lab equipment? Does the school have I seldom write about my fam- portant and a must, but people will travel as devices like tape recorders, closed circuit ily but this one I have to share. far away as Greeley to attend church, but they television, and taped films readily available? Our contribution to the U. S. can't for school. Thus a school is most im- 10. What is the school atmosphere? Are Army, (by way of the draft) portant, because it will make people move to, teachers enthusiastic? Students stimulated? Is the 19-year-old wrote in his or stay in a community. there a spirit of cooperation between the school first letter home, "I'm not sure A "good" supporter brought us a list of board, the superintendent, and the faculty and I care much for this Army questions the other day concerning schools. We parents? Is there a respect for learning? business, I may just give it up would like to ask you those questions. If you The final question is paramount. Does the for Lent." feel like it — answer them and let us know how school administration, and their teachers have a I felt exactly the same way you feel, desire to let parents know what is happening 25 years ago. 1. How many students and teachers are there? in the board actions, classrooms, on the ath- A good school should have at least 100 children letic field through-the local news media? in the senior class. And there should be 65 pro- . Certainly I have my ideas about these ques- fessional people for every 1000 students. tions and could readily give'you my opinions The view from Tallahassee 2. How well does your community support — however I believe in order to be fair I should its school financially. The cost of education let you make up your own mind first. varies from town to town and state to state, but, —The Eaton (Colo.) Herald in general a community should spend near the national average of $800 per student psr year. Fertile and picturesque 30 Does your school prepare all of its stu- dents for the future — or just the college-bound? Mad, mad music Vocational and commercial courses should be By MALCOLM JOHNSON drainage ditch along Franklin the former inhabitants still re- equally emphasized. boulevard to the east and south main, and are generally of live 4., Is your school's counseling system ade- We all know about water pollution and air pol- A Washington newspaper that side of the Capitol Center. It no oak, and near which can be lution. What should we call this pollution of our discovered grape arbors of quate? There should be a full-time counselor for auditory equipment and our finer sensibilities carries what may be the first longer cascades, and it runs every 300 children to help them choose the right that emi nates from the amplified guitars and the "Tallahassee" dateline in the right over the subterranean pool more or less regularity." studies and apply at the right colleges. amplified lungs of the caterwaulers? national press over a story behind Centennial field which 5. Is the library adequate? It should be avail- about Florida's capital city has long ago was filled up because This, of course, was the' 'tal- able each school day at any hour. There should Already specialists are concerned about the just arrived in my hands from man made it a cesspool. lahassee" or, in Indian, "old be about 10 books for every youngster. effect current music and accompany light shows a rare book store town" which the Capital City might have on the hearing and seeing of tomor- = was named by legislative act of 6. If your school introducing any of the in- row's adults. And well they should. It is interesting for what it "This country, notwithstand- novations (flexible scheduling, independent study, tells about Tallahassee as the ing its singular beauty and fer- Dec. 11, 1824. The Florida In- According to the ear specialists, psycholo- telligencer was established on resource centers, etc), or are they considering gists and efficiency experts, for instance, steady founders saw it 144 years ago tility, becomes more interest- them. — a "fertile and picturesque ing from the indubitable evi- Feb. 19, 1825, and it coulnd't 7. Does your school recruit good teachers? supersound can cause hearing damage, high dence of its having been once have had much circulation be- blood pressure, indigestion, fatigue and in- country" with "indubitable evi- fore the first issue got to Wash- At least 30 percent of the faculty should be creased accidents due to distraction. dence of its having been once densely populated by a civilized working on graduate degrees. densely populated by a civilized race of men," The Intelligencer ington in April because no mail 8. Does the school insist on a hard line ar- Yet, when we think back on the music that reported, service was established until motivated OUR machinery and turned us on, we race of men." later in the year. ranged schedule in every class. Many good tend to realize that the music of today is no The paper is the National In- teachers are stifled in school with inflexible telligencer, published in Wash- "Almost every eminence is schedules where they cannot try new methods. more ridiculous than it was 20 or 40 years ago. capped with ancient fortifica- This issue of the National In- We can, though, walk over and turn it down a ington April 9, 1825. 9. How good is the school building? The little. There are no headlines, but tions, which appear regular, telligencer reported also a sig- classrooms? Labs? Study areas? Are students the top story on page one starts and some of them substantially nificant item: That Congress —The Russellville (Ky.) News-Democrat out: "TALLAHASSEE - In formed." It describes the ruins for the first time had appro- On second thought Florida." It says: and dimensions of Spanish Fort priated money for "internal "We received, yesterday, the San Luis (destroyed by the Eng- improvements 'including funds first number of a new paper, lish 124 years before on the for the first federal aid road printed in Florida, at Talla- Mission road hill just west of from St. Augustine to Pensa- hassee, the spot fixed upon and FSU.) cola. recently occupied as the seat Bricks had been unearthed at Their own mistakes of government, by the title of several places around the new Altogether, the paper report- the "Florida Intelligencer." town. ed in emphatic italics, the in- The following account of this "But on the hill, about a half ternal improvement authoriza- By GUS HARWELL Which probably proves what the habit that you plan more 'young capital' will be interest- a mile southeast of the Capitol, tions amounted to "more than a lot of grownups and all par- and more of your life, including ing to most of our readers, some are to be seen the greatest half a million dollars — a large THE HUMAN being is a mar- ents must eventually learn — your meals, so that you can grab of whom have scarcely ever proof of a dense population. amount, when we consider that velous thing to behold, but he one generation cannot pass along a few extra puffs. heard the name of it." we. are just commencing ex- has a tendency toward self- to another convictions and Or that you can't really enjoy "On this hill are to be seen penditures of this description. destruction possessed by none judgements based on maturity your favorite meal, or just a cup There follows a column and a streets or roads, running near- Reflecting on what has taken of the animals. and experience. of coffee, because in truth you half of verbatim quotation from ly at right angles, at such place in past years, we shall We smoke, drink, overeat To put it another way, too don't taste it — your taste buds the Florida Intelligencer: distances as demonstrate the see that a great change has been and indulge ourselves shame- often young people have to make are burned into insensitivity be- "This young capital of Flor- former existence of a pretty wrought in public opinion on fully, and think of a thousand their own mistakes. fore, during and after the meal ida is already attracting the at- large town. The shade trees of this subject.' ways to rationalize these habits or coffee. tention of capitalists. Many and convince ourselves that they I HOPE, however, that my buildings are erecting, and oth- are desireable, unavoidable or kids in particular, and every- EX-SMOKERS who say they ers are in state a state of harmless. body elses in general, never had little trouble quitting, or preparation, even before the Probably because of the par- take up smoking. Then they "It only bothered me for a few sale of the lots, which will take ticularly useless quality of the won't have to learn the hard days," didn't really have the place on the fourth day of April habit and because of cancer pub- way. habit. Not like I had it. next." (Four days before the licity, I consider smoking fore- Learn, for instance, that lung It has been more than five paper got to Washington.) Sunday 4A June 2,1968 m most among the self-destruc- cancer isn't the only byproduct years since I smoked acigaret, It is situated on a beautiful Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 34 S.E. tive habits. of smoking. and still once in a great while, and commanding eminence, Learn, for instance, by be- I feel the old, desperate need about 18 miles north of St. 2nd stM Boca Raton, Fla., 33432, by the Boca Raton Pub- I can qualify to discuss it coming painfully aware that you for one. It doesn't come nearly Marks. . .The south side of town lishing Co., Inc. Phone 395-8300. since I have not smoked a cig- can't enjoy a hearty laugh with- so often, and perhaps not so is watered by innumerable aret since December, 1962. At out a fit of coughing. strongly, but the need is very springs of pure water, and a W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher that time I had smoked (except Or by developing a post-nasal real and.very great. clear and pleasant stream pass- for one two-year period of san- drip that chokes you upon awak- es by the east and south' sides, JOHN T. OPEL H. CLAY RILEY ity) with increasing frequency ening each morning. But the need has not ~ and at the distance of a few yards, for 14 years. Or by casting about for a rea- will not ever again — become so and after passing the town, as Editor Adv. Mgr. son for a raw, sore throat, when overpowering that I will let the if sensible the point of its use- MANY OLDER people are you know the real cause is over- habit take hold of me again. fulness was past, falls over the Entered as second class mail at tne postoffice at Boca quitting smoking these days, be- smoking. I only wish I had never start- rock which beds the stream, Raton, Florida under the act of March 8, 1879. cause of the connection medi- Or by discovering, and ad- ed in the first place. And I wish forming a pleasant cascade, and cal men make between smoking mitting to yourself the desper- somehow I could implant these passes off by a subterraneous Member of the Florida Press Association and National and lung cancer. ately strong hold the smoking thoughts in the minds of young passage." The kids, however, seem to be habit has on you. people who will, after all, de- (We ve quoted that part be- Newspaper Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in taking it up faster and younger Or by discovering that you mand the right to make their fore in identification of the the city70<£ per month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10 00 than ever. are so deeply in the clutches of own mistakes. stream which now runs as a 6 months $6.00, 3 months $4.00. the art scene Drawing -fundamental element of good picture making By Mrs. Stephen Tager Drawing is the funda- liant color and texture Draughtsmanship is the and patience involved; how the imagination can veal the same feeling of umpires, bench warm- mental element in all of a painting; it does not no plus ultra of a draw- and what buyers there create endless varia- action and energy which ers, palms and parked Drawing is an in- good picture making, compel our attention as ing, which also incorp- are for art — or liter- tions on a given theme. animates his paintings. cars like a complex an- timate, quiet art — just as grammar is at does a poster or a car- orates tonal quality and ature— want a bigger Thus, a number of strik- May Alice Johnson's cient Egyptian drawing, the root of all good icature, though the the color of crayon or show for their money. ing works in black on figure in black and red highly stylized, with all writing. drawing line is the ba- wash, though color isn't white, varied from crayon has a strong, head s in profile view. In essential. Meanwhile, about Thus, though everyone sis for them. thirty art students at Bruce Long's largedia- linear quality. the Egyptian manner, can draw, just as ev- A drawing might be a In our time drawings, mond-shaped elaborate Steve Gately's figure the approved pecking Ruth Florida Atlantic Uni- eryone can write, it slight, quick sketch, in- as a distinct and inde- versity are holding an design, to Deborah study is a sensitive ren- order is indicated by Tager takes skill and talent to tended by the artist to pendent art form, are Aronson s small round dition and interesting the comparative size of the most expondable of exhibition at the Uni- produce memorable catch the allusion of the versity Library from figure study. Entirely composition — the pro- the figures. drawings. In a drawing moment for amplifica- the visual arts, for ob- black ink, the outlines file of the woman's head, As one enters the li- we catch the thought and vious reasons. Like May 27 through Friday, tion later on, or for ref- June 7, of the drawings of the figures are in in particular, is subtly brary, the first wall im- the emotion of the artist erence in a projected poetry, with which it white -- actually the and gracefully delineated mediately on the right at the time of creation. painting; or it may be a would appear to have the completed during the probably the most direct past year under the tu- untouched white ground — from the curve of the has been devoted to one and personal statement A drawing cannot complete and finished closest affinity, its del- on which the solids are neck to the psyche knot. work by each of the design in itself icacy conceals the time telage of Mrs. Mary that man can make. shout at uswiththebril- o Dorst. During the year inked. Violet Turk's frieze advanced pupils: Bill the students experi- Linda Clark's small in ink and wash moves Wilkins, Philip Cran- mented in many ways; free-form drawing of from small upright to gi, Patsy Albee, Steve >"*•--.• with media, with sur- heads and hands in red large seated figures, Gately, Dave Watkins faces, with their imag- and black ink is full of close together, yet each and Dillard Larson. inations, with the prob- life, one clearly and cleanly Other works by these lems of composition, Dave Watkins has drawn. artists are included in with many variations created a number of col- One witty novelty was the general show which and combinations of lages which incorporate the large ink line draw- hangs in the lobby area techniques. a variety of media; color ing by Stephen Mack, in of the library,, transfer from wet tissue which he treats afootball Most of the drawings In examining the paper and from a pho- field, complete with on display are for sale; works, it is interesting tograph, oil-based mon- players, spectators, prices are modest. to observe how individ- oprint, pen and ink and ual styles differ, and cut-outs. His pieces re- BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 2, 1968 5A

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Several hundred fans ior varsity came back were on hand Friday with a 10-minute quart- night to watch a scrim- er. The second half was mage football game at run the same way. Boca Raton High School Both Sparling and signalling the end of Ross displayed good ball spring training. handling and each man The Bobcat squad, threw several passes. largest ever seen here, Most noticeable on the was split into blue and receiving end was Mike white teams. Sixty-two Noell who pulled down players have been on two from Ross early in hand for the past two the game for good ground weeks of practice, in gains. On the blue team, pads for the first time Don Caylor did the re- South African native under high school rules. ceiving and showed good Head Football Coach cornering ability. Joe Pribil put George Sparling at quarterback Coaches and fans alike Catfish walks on dry land on the blue team and agreed this could be the Gregg Ross in the same year Boca Raton will put slot on the white team. a football team on top. The fish originally Two of the catfish have Another fish was also Except for kickoffs, "If this many boys A new breed of cat- come out for the team fish has arrived on the came from South Africa been found in the Boca being investigated yes- fans saw just about ev- but apparently got into Raton area in the past terday locally. Looking erything that would next fall, along with scene in Boca Raton and some that may move into Vernon Ogilvie, fish bi- local waters when some week. The first was dis- somewhat like a sunfish come in a regulation covered by a night town," Pribil said, ologist for the Game and one dumped their home or bream, the Port or game. The Varsity aquarium into a canal. watchman walking Black Acara is an im- squad put on anl8-min- "they'll know Boca Ra- Fresh Water Fish Com- Three residents of Royal Oak Hills display their mission, isn't at all hap- "It may have only around 200 yards from port from Paraguay, ute exhibition to start ton's Bobcats are in the the nearest water Just fish catch of kings and snappers. Left to right are conference." py about it. been two or three inches Several have been found the affair, then the jun- west of town. A second in the Hillsboro Canal, Walter Enggasser, Dudley Hawkins and Calvin long in the tank," Ogil- vie said, "Once you turn was brought into the And they aren't supposed Lang. The trio fished from the Two Georges drift- these things loose, you Boca Tackle Shop Fri- to be there, boat out of Boynton Beach. Florida fishing moves into don't know how big they day morning. An angler may get." said he caught it in a "We have now estab- The fact that the cat- local .canal. lished that the fish is fish is in local waters Both fish were about present in all Conser- high gear, action heavy doesn't disturb the fish 14 inches long and vation areas," Ogilvie biologist as much as the weighed only about a said, "and I suspect it will eventually work its Going into the sum- Canal fishing with fly- much in the same man- added fact it doesn't stay pound each, Ogilvie said in the water. they are considered a way north as far as mer-season, fishing ap- rods is also producing ner as the elusive bone- water temperatures will pears to be hitting an panfish for any who care fish. Anglers run the "The darn thing good food, fish in their comes out on dry land to native country. allow it." all-time high for the to fill a stringer. flats and watch for a The fish biologist said year. On the saltwater side, waving tail as the red feed and walks around "They don't fish for like it belonged there," them over there," he the South American fish Although thsir is now local residents are do- stands on his head to will probably never be of an abundance of water in ing very well on the feed. Though somewhat he said. said. "When the water The Clarias catfish gets low the fish buries any value here because the vast swamps of the driftboats and charters. skittish, the reds will it doesn't grow large Loxahatchee, large bass Kings, snappers, group- hit several lures thrown actually walks across itself in the mud and the dry land on fins much in natives dig them out with enough. He said the are still being caught by ers and nice dolphin are directly at them. largest he had ever seen those anglers who don't among the most preva- the manner of any four a hoe. Snook were being legged animal. . "Apparently if t h e one is about seven in- mind working hard for lent catches. ches. them. found this week in the "Some of them in Af- darn things are going to For the ardent fish- inland waters and around This is another type erman who dossn'tmind rica get up to 60 roam around the country mangrove islands. A pounds, Ogilvie said. at night," he said, "we of fish that was import- Classes a three hour drive, one fast-moving top water ed for home use in of the hottest spots in Can't you imagine may find it is legal to lure was productive. meeting one in the back hunt them with a shot-, aquariams and was the state right now is dunroed into a canal. changed Flamingo <, The big game fish of yard that big." gun and a'light." Spotted sea trout and Florida Bay, of course, Judo classes, spon- redfish are in abund- is the silver tarpon. An sored by the recreation ance this time of year aerialist with a flair for Kegler's korner notes department and taught and can be caught by al- tail-walking, the silver BILL BUXTON C.W. JORDAN most anyone, no matter giant is sought by ang- by Gary Dolphus, are Tonight is the last Dead-Katz 2 2 ...36 lb. king going into the summer how little experience lers of varying degrees session of the Island Team #5 5 ...and pair of kings. schedule. they may have, Added to of skill. Newcomers to Our Gang 2 2 Irish setters 6 Travelers. Buzz Poole Nutty Bud. 2 2 They will meet on this is the annual run the sport try for the Cool fool's and Jane Haslett have Hot Shots 2 2 Team #7 Thursday and Saturday of tarpon and snook. trophy, no matter what asked all members going instead of Wednesday Trout in the Florida size it may be. The old- Electrons 1 3 to Nassau to be at the Sloppy Jo's 1 3 and Saturday beginning B ay area are caught best timers in the game are lanes between 5 and 6 High team game and Thursday June 6. on an incoming tide and swinging to light tackle High team game and ; p.m. to make final ar- triple, #5, 709-1927;Ind. triple, "Bang Bang, 738- There will be no judo will hit almost any kind and flyrods. Stu Apie of rangements. 1955; Women's ind.high class next Wednesday, of lure. Jigs, topwater Miami is one of these high and triple, men, Another session of B. Ean, 205-604; Wo- M« Ambrose, 184; Wo- Students meet at 7 p0mo lures and live shrimp and recently set a new Kentucky Mixed Doubles men's ind, triple, K. on Thursday and 1 p.m. work very well. world's record on a fly- men's ind. high, G. Ku- will be held at 9 p.m. tcher, 198; Women's Greene, 513; Men's ind. on Saturday. Redfish are caught rod. This is a single game high, M. Pyat, 234; ind, ind. triple, C. Cleaver, triple, men, R. Dolan, tournament wherein, 485. paretners are chosen by 567. draw and the awards SCRAMBLERS are determined after the Team Won -- from Neptune's garden scores are matched to- Penguins 6 gether. The partners #10 5 PLAY FLORIDA'S are not known until the Gypcees 5 fifth frame. NEWEST ir FINEST This is one of a series of photographs of flora and faiina from #8 .4 Monday morning the Swizlers 4 ...and a file fish. the floor of the Atlantic Ocean. The species were provided by first session Of the Rejects 4 Florida Atlantic Ocean Sciences Institute. All plants and animals Choreless Chicks will Aggies 4 are native to the Boca Raton area and may be seen by local skin begin at the lanes. The #3 3 and SCUBA divers. ladies under the direc- #9 3 New coach appointed tion of Billy Stedfast, #6 2 will use colored pins and High team game Championship use their sessions pri- triple, Penguins, 18 Hole Course .. marily for practice and 1898; Ind, high, , designed by at PBJC for baseball to improve their aver- C. Miller, 213; Ind.high Mark Mahannah. age. women, M.A, Govanus, Melvyn C. Edgerton, move down sometime in The eight team La- 173; Ind. triple, men, head baseball and cross This brand-new par 72 early June. dies Low Scratch lea- C.' Miller & T. Mullen, layout features gently country coach at Lincoln gue started Wednesday 528; Women's ind. triple rolling fairways and University, Pennsylvan- under the new system of L, Cocks, 505, carpet-rich greens ia, has accepted the po- ... part of the Dozen plays counting five points for new Boca Teeca sition of physical edu- each game. They meet STURDY OAKS Country Ciub Estates. cation instructor and each Wednesday morn- Weekly Winners Memberships available baseball coach at Palm ing at 9 a.m, 1-Davis 240 . . . details at Beach Junior College, best ball pro shop John Lodge and Max 2-Engle • 238 at 1st tee. A native of South Members of the Dirty. Booke will have a fight 3-Edens 228 Bend, Indiana, Edger- Dozen Plus golf group to the finish next Sat- 4-Cann 226 beat the rains Thursday Bob Crissy, ton is 36 years old, urday morning at 10 to 5-Schoenfeld 219 Professional. married, and the father morning with a best ball open the Elks Bantam High team game and Golf lessons of three children. golf tournament. league. triple, Engle, Roberts, by instant After graduating from Posting a score of The three-man four- Loiselle, Hansen, 993- film replay. high school at South 44, the winning foursome game twenty-one point 2872; Ind. high and triple Bend, Edgerton com- was made up of Bert scratch league will get Cann, 224-606. Phone pleted a B.S. in Phys- Reith, Bill Ring, Ray 399-5120 SUMMER off the ground-Wednes- for FAMILY ical Education and So- Schwartz and Harold tf> day evening, Poole. starting MEMBERSHIPS cial Studies at Western FELLOWSHIP times. $150 Michigan University in Second place went to Team Won Lost Team 1956, and became a high Star Waters, Woody Op's & Downs 3 1 3 Plus school teacher of both Gardner, Hugh Gilman 1 Litng.Rods 3 1 O.C.'s subjects at Chesterton, and John Silirie. The Misfits 2 2 Indiana for the next foursome had a net best Bang Bang #5 2 2 4 Shots N.W. 51st St. and 2nd Avt., seven years. ball of 50. Boca Raton PA mile west of U.S. 1) Hen-Steelers 2 2 The M.ixers V 3SS-5120 / He became a graduate In the nearest to the We-Try 2 2 Team#2 • assistant in 1963-64 at pin contest on number Indiana State Univer- four hole, Harold Poole No. 5--Diploria labyrinthiformis (brain coral) sity, where he completed dropped his drive 30 his Master's Degree. inches out to win the :-:-:-:::;:;:;:v:::;:::::;ra^ Ed ger ton's coaching prize. experience includes Following final tabu- Can You Beat Us ? basketball, baseball lation of all scores, the 18 Hole Par-3 AT new club champion is Summer Rate $1.50 Daily and cross country at * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and Chestercon, and assis- Jack Bealler. Runner- IF 2 Great Courses tant in basketball and up is Sam Winebrenner. 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What young people think Marking system gets okay from students

pends upon the subject. "In 'mark might be a C. I've studied hard enough to put it, you can write up to three as they cano "They give us a By SANDY WESLEY fact, noc all subjects require However they said if you get take a fill-in test," he added. pages and somewhere along the general idea of what to ex- homework,, We have a good an A in your first report card "They're the hardest." line the teacher will get the pect," he said. Once again students at Boca amount in some, not enough in and an F on the second last six Gail doesn't like memoriz- idea that you do know what "Sometimes the teachers let Raton High School said the un- others. If you have a report to week period, you'll more than ing so she favors multiple you're talking about," he add- us study from the old tests," expected. make it takes hours," he add- likely flunk because "the teach- choice too, "You shouldn't have ed. Gail said. . Question for the week was ed. "History and English are ers figure you've gone down to memorize everything," she Can a grading system dis- Bill nodded. "They basically do you think the marking sys- the two subjects with the most hill." said. courage a student enough to tell us what to expect." tem used in the high school is home work. "It's fair," John said. "First The teachers, it seems, like make him become a drop-out? "Some teachers will use the fair. Jan agreed, English, Spanish, period is mostly review from to give what the students called "It couldn't discourage me," standardized tests which come Answer? Most people might and algebra. last year anyway, and you're be certain the answer would be "The subjects I have the expected to know it." • absolutely unfair, judging from most trouble with are the ones Most students definitely go their own experiences when they that take the longest to get down anyway, but not from an A were in high school. through at nigh;. Sometimes it to an F," Gail-said. Not Boca Raton High School takes more time to understand "The last period your grades students. No siree. the subject. If it's a more in- really rocket down," Bill said. The students back their teresting subject it doesn't take "You hardly ever go up. You're teachers' grading methods one as long. Bill said. not supposed to slack off," he hundred percent. Mathematics is what Gail added. "The last six weeks are as Students are Gail Gresham, finds the hardest and requires the most time. "But this is be- important, more so tha any other 17, junior; Jan Hoffman, 14, time of the year. So much will freshman; John Sterling, 16, cause math is such a trial and error subject," she said. "You ride , on that last six weeks." sophomore, and Bill Tyson, 19, "You start off really ready to senior. can't just read it and we have mach every night." give school everything you've "The marking methods vary got," GaiL nodded. "Then you with the teachers," Gail said. The students said their final exam will count for six weeks slack off. You get lazy by the "Some teachers count only the end of the year. grades you make on tests and of work, which basically means that if a student has an A aver- "When I begin school I think papers. Some count your atti- I'm going to try my best. First tude in class. If you try very age for the year and possibly flunks his final exam his final six weeks I'll do average work, hard and you're doing the work then I slack off towards the to the best of your ability, the end. It's really hard to concen- teacher will be lenient." trate toward the end of the However, Jan* s teachers year," Bill added. , "count what we make on tests "You get sick of it at the and if we do extra work for end," Jan said. extra credit it helps." Students then talked about the "Most of my teachers count kind of tests they like best, and the attitude we have in class, the kind of tests they expect plus our homework, extra cred- this coming week. it and reports," John said. "I like the multiple choice Jan Hoffman and John Sterling Bill too "said, "The teachers tests best," John said. "The count both the attitude and the answer is right there. If you've work. But you don't get the ex- read and studied the material variety tests, which include true John said. from the text book publishing tra credit work unless you ask it's easier to pick the ans- and false, fill-ins and multiple "They can force him to drop companies," Bill said."They'- fox it," he added. "Some cases wer.'* choice, out if he gets all F's," Gail re harder. Some tests will be all we get wha: the teacher's call Jan agreed. "I don't like the "If you do better on one type said. essay, like our history test,," bonus questions on tests, which true and false because some than you do the other, the teach- "If the teacher knows the "One teacher gave us a term help to bring our marks up." teachers pat in some tricky er will consider that too," the effort is there he won't flunk paper which will take the place words to get you m:xed up." students said. you," both Jan and Bill said. of a final exam," John said. The four students said they Bill took preferred multiple "Essays too sometimes are "No, the grading system "One teacher gave us half prefer the system whereby the choice. "All you have to do is good. You can bluff your way wouldn't discourage us/' the test this week and she'll teacher considers the students' remember and the multiple through," Bill said. "I mean John's not looking forward give us the other half next if you think you know the ans- week," Jan added. "It speeds attitude in class. choice tests help you remem- to exams next week, even though it up a bit." "If you are trying hard it Gail Gresham ber, although I like to think wer but you don't know how to the teachers do help as much should count for something," Gail said. Jan agreed with Gail but she brought up one extra point. "The teachers don't give enough homework here," she said. 'I know some students would ra- ther not have too much home- PER ANNUM PASSBOOK SAVINGS Compounded Quarterly'

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PER ANNUM Bill Tyson 6 Month Savings Certificates work, but I think: it wouldn't Multiples of $1000 hurt to give a little more, I haven't been here too long," she added, "but when I was in Orlando I seemed to have more homework." John said he liked the idea of the teachers considering at- MORE PEOPLE think first of First Federal- titude in class plus the work the student does for extra cred- INSURED it. because First Federal thinks MOREof YOU I Bill too liked the attitude system, "because a student may «r imp be a poor student but he par- ticipates a great deal in class. This should count for some- thing." The students went back to discussing Jan's theory about more homework. FIRST "I'm just in the ninth grade," she said, "but the homework I FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION get sometimes takes me only a half an hour to do." "Homework does help your of Delray Beach credit," Gail said. "Maybe the teachers could give a little V more, but not much more." Ed Earnhardt BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH Gene Robinson "I have enough," Bill said. VICE PRESIDENT 8. 601 INL Federal Hwy. 645 E. AtlanticAve. BUSINESS "I suppose this is because I'm BOCA RATON CONSULTANT not an honor student. If I were BRANCH MANAGER Phone 395-2121 Phone 276-6311 I might find the homework a challenge." However, John said it de- Sunday, June L, IV08 BULA KA I UN NfcWi ANN LANDERS Same old bag of bones

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SECURITY SAFE SALES 5449 N. Federal Hwy. Ft Lauderdale — 585-2011 150 W. Camino Real BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 2, 1968 3B Around the Town Births Mr. and Mrs. David E. Nielsen, 1010 S.W. Sec- An evening -of-music...' ond St., announce the birth of .a son, Kirk David, May 20 at Be- summer months, but the group thesda Memorial Hos- By SANDY WESLEY Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thomp- will come together again in son were feted at a dinner party pital. Mrs. Nielsen is September. honoring their 55th wedding an- the former Glenda Ann What better way to begin a In the meantime Mrs. La- Dorick. week than by listening to music? niversary recently in the home vonne Mouw, director, will be of Mrs. Jesse Corbett. Fif- Florida Atlantic University making plans for next season Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Community Chorus will present teen friends helped the Thomp- during the long summer months. sons celebrate. P. Butler, 1198 S.W. an opportunity for Boca Raton Already the group has sched- Fourth Ave., announce residents to "begin the week uled its Christmas Candlelight Incidently, we've received the birth of a son. Greg- right" when it presents an eve- Concert for the first Sunday in word that Carol Jean Kolinski, ory James, May 22 at ning choral concert tonight in December. Now if that's not daughter of Dr; and Mrs. Bethesda Memorial First Presbyterian Church. planning. . .Members of the Charles Kolinski isinNewYork Hospital. Mrs. Butler The concert will begin at 8 Chorus and their husbands and where she is based after com- is the former Mary L. p.m. with readings by William friends are still talking about Keegan. Otterson of the FAU drama pleting a stewardess training the spring tea and musicale program t for Pan Am Airlines. department, and will include held in the home of the Gorden Mr. and Mrs. Dale Handel's "Let the Bright Sera- Carol was the first Miss Blakeneys, South Conference Boca Raton High SchooL D. Soderquist, 392 N.WU phim," and Vivaldi's "Gloria." Drive. 23rd St., announce the Rafael Heaston will play the The program was directed by Mrs. Joseph Berchtold plans birth of a daughter, Lisa organ and Archie Coons the Mrs. Mouw and included solos to be in Oadand, California for Dale, May 23 at Bethes- piano. Director is Richard by Clark Bell, guitarist; David da Memorial Hospital. Wright. her Mills College class reunion Blakeney, baritone; Francis June 7. The Berchtolds will va- Mrs. Soderquist is the Seeley, violinist, and of course, cation in California where they former Muriel Critch- Speaking of music, Boca Raton the chorus accompanied by Mrs. will visit Mrs. Berchtold's par- ley. Women's Choral Group has dis- Vivian Briggs at the piano. ents in Menlo Park, Calif. banded more or less for the Harry Hurlbert and Willie Street listen to a record, one of the many learning Mr. and Mrso Garland aids J.C. Mitchell School teachers are able to purchase for their exceptional Guy Western,, Boca Ra- children's classes thanks to Boca Raton Woman's Club. The classes at the ton, announce the birth school received $250 from the club to be used to purchase books, records, ed- of a daughter, Mamie ucation furniture for a doll house and aMontessori arithmetic set. The classes Ethel, May 23 at Be- thesda Memorial Hos- are going on their third year at the school, under the direction of Mrs. Clyde pital. Mrs, Western is Burnett. Next year she hopes to have one more class which would bring the the former Dolores total up to three classes, three teachers and two aides. Long. THURSDAY, JUNE 6 MONDAY, JUNE 3 BOCA ART STUBfO Woman's Choral Group, First Methodist Church, 10 Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, 7:30 Parents do have vital role 105 L .Palmetto Park Rd. Boca Raton a.m. a,m0 •Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., lp.m. Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. ANNOUNCES Brownies,Scout Hut, 2 p.m. Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm Girl's softball, J.C. Mitchell School, 4.-30 p.m. Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. in their youngster's .play ' ART CLASSES Boca Fed. vs. Causeway, (little league), little lea- Board of Realtors, New England Oyster House, noon. By MARY TODD ship. children's need for play ; Adults & Children ; gue field, 6:30 p.m. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. time, play space, play- Sjostrom vs. Independent, (men's softball), pony Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 p.m. City living conditions WWI Veterans, Community Center, 1:30. p.m. Although the effect of make a safe place to mates and adequate ba- PAINTING '•• league field, 7 p.m. play on character and play, where noise and sic equipment. They Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35 St., 7:15 p.m. Causeway vs. First Bank, (little league), little should try to accept AND league field, 6:30 p.m. personality development unlimited action won't Progressive Bridge, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. is finally recognized, disturb neighbors, hard roles in youngster's play DRAWiNG Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Senior league game, pony league field, 7 p.m. when invited CALL 399-2904 VFW Post 4038, 2560 N.W. First Ave., 7:30 p.m. Girl Scout awards, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. finding time and space to find for children of First Bank vs. Elks (little league) little league Judo instr., Community Center, 7 p.m. for children's play any age. "School-aged" • field, 8 p.m. Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. seems to be more of a children may be so •Fed. Savs. vs., Boca Natl. (men's softball), pony Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan, problem than ever. tightly scheduled that \ league field, 8:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Also many parents time for pure play is at Volleyball, Boca Raton School gym, 7:30 p.m. still do not realize that a premium. ) ... TUESDAY, JUNE 4 University Bank vs. Boca Fed. (little league), little their own interest and Tired working moth- Sketch Group, Art Guild, 10 a.m. league field, 8 p.m. involvement in their ers have joined tired youngsters' play are vi- working fathers in their pebbie-Rand board of governors, hosp. devel. off., Jaycees, Whiteford bldg., 8 p.m. American Legion, 160 N.W. Second St., 8 p.m. tal ingredients of a rich perennial plea for peace SHOES [• 10 a.m. parent - child relation- and quiet. Acceptable Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon. FRIDAY, JUNE 7 play may become un- ^Hospital tours, Boca Raton Community Hospital Veteran's service, neighborhood center, 2 p.m. limited sessions of tele- LO¥E MIgH MEILS f ', lobby, 1:15 p.m. Menus vision viewing, which County legal aid, neighborhood center, 162 W. Children's billiards, Community Center, 3:30 p.m. Fashion says "Suit yourself in'68!" Suit your Girl's softball, J.C. Mitchell School, 4:30 p.m. BOCA RATON free exhausted parents I: Palmetto Park Rd., 1..-30 p.m. from children's de- legs with the hem you want >.. from mini to Brownies, Scout Hut, 2 p.m. First Fed. vs. Elk (little league field) 6:30 p.m.' ADDISON M1ZNER Blue Waves, vs. Sjostrom (men's softball), pony Monday: Sloppy Joe, mands for attention but midi . . . and especially with the heels you County public health nursing and immunization potato chips, turnip leave a youngster's I clinic, neighborhood center, 2 p.m. league field, 7 p.m. need for communication want! 33oca Raton Library Association, library, 4 p.m. Sea explorer ships 307, Boy. Scouts of America, 7 greens, peach pie, milk. Tuesday: Spaghetti and interaction on Ms University'"Bank vs. Kiwanis (little league), little p.m. own level unmet. If you are a gal who knows high heels suit ""'lekgte"field; 6:33 p.m; "~~ "~ Golf inst., Community Center, 7:30 p.m. with meat cheese sauce, tossed salad, apple you hest . '* . this is yoiir year!. . . . And Migrant legal aid, neighborhood center, 6:30 p.m. Beg. bridge, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. While the need for MORGAN'S is your store! " Brownies fly-up, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. Boca Natl. vs. Kiwanis (little league) little league sauce, French bread more play centers where Senior league gme, pony league field, 7:30 p.m. field, 8 p.m. with butter, milk. children can play while You'll find the best High Heel collections in Civitans, University Inn, 7:30 p.m. AFT vs. Indep. (Men's softball), pony league field, Wednesd ay: Frank their parents work must First Federal vs. Boca Natl. (little league), little 8:15 p.m. with bun, buttered corn, be met, no play center the area at all three MORGAN'S stores . . . league field, 8 p.m. tomato wedge, fruit, in all sizes, AAAA to G. SATURDAY, JUNE 8 can take the place of a Junior Woman's Club, First Methodist Church, 8 milk. parent's interest and at- p.m. Elks vs. Teen Town (t-ball), little league field, 9 Thursday: Beef, tention. BOCA RATON a.m. noodle casserole, boil- The Royal Palm Plaza by The Tower WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 Parents should keep Jaycees, vs. Rotary (t-ball), pony league field, 9 ed egg half, pineapple themselves aware of Story Hour (ages 4 to 6), Boca Raton Library, 9 a.m. slice, buttered bread, a.m. Drum instr., Community Center, 9:30 a.m. milk. County welfare worker, neighborhood center, 10 Kiwanis vs. Chiro. (t-ball), little league field, 10 Friday.- Cheese, po- a.m. a.m. tato salad, strawber- Toastmistress Club, University Bank, 10 a,m. Florian vs. Exchange (t-ball), pony league field, ries, peanut butter and Int. bridge instr., Community Center, 10 a.m. 10 a.m. jelly sandwich, milk. Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 Chess Club, Community Center, 10 a.m. ." p.m. Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 J.C. MITCHELL FINE LINENS State welfare worker, neighborhood center, 12:30 a.m. Monday: Barbecue '. p.m. Elementary band, Community Center, 10:30 a.m. beef on bun, French Tap and ballet instr., Community Center, 2:30p.m. Pre-band, Community Center, 11:30 a.m. fries, green beans, or- For A Lovely Home Girl Scouts, Scout Hat, 3 p.m. Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. ange ice, milk. PB A," police station, 3:30 p.m. Roller skating, Scout Hut, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday: Macaroni Boudoir and Bath Accessories Girl's softball, J.C. Mitchell School, 4:30 p.m. Daily: Shuffleboard courts, 1-5, 7-10 p.m.(Sunday: and cheese casserole, Luxurious Turkish Towels 6-10 p.m.); municipal beaches, 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; celery sticks, hot bis- Bed Linen — Bed Spreads Teen Town vs. Kiwanis (minors), little league field, cuit, orange juice, cook- ; 6 p.m. tennis courts, sun-up — 10 p.m.; Kiddie Korral Blanket Covers — Comforters at picnic area. ie, milk. Indep. vs. Natl. Bank (men's softball), pony league Magnificent Table Linens • field, 7 p.m. Wednesday: Chow Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. mein with noodles, car- Thermo vs. Trainer (minor league), little league Quickie recipe rot curls, hot biscuit, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ; field, 7:30 p.m. cherry cake, milk. Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. Thursday: Meat loaf, Can-handy evaporated fish or vegetables, thin buttered rice, corn, ROYAL PALM PLAZA AFT vs. Fed. Sav. (Men's softball), pony league milk is perfect for di- condensed soups such as sweet corn bread, ; field, 8:15 p.m. luting canned soups and cream of mushroom, peaches, cookies, milk. BOCA RATON Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First Friday.- Peanut but- ; Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. provides twice the food cheese, cream of celery 395-7273 value. For the soup tu- with evaporated milk to ter and jelly sandwich, reen, blend 1-1/4 cups the proper consistency, potato chips, carrot Whatever Your Taste in of evaporated milk as it then heat. curls, glass of orange pours from the can with juice, fudgecicle, milk. each can of condensed soup before heating. As Classified Ad Service a quick sauce for meat, Phone 395-8300

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The kitchen has ample working and cabinet space, an automatic dishwash- CAMP HIGHLANDER Open Mon.-Sat. Ir. Larry Br. Pedicord, Administrator er, electric GE oven and surface unit, and an ice making electric refrigerator. A cir- 1501 N.E. 62 Street, Camp B, Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. 33308 9 to 5 SEND TODAY Tol. 933-4441 cular driveway leads to a double car garage. Central reverse cycle air conditioner. Come [n FOR FREE . NAME . ; ; Draping the Gold Coast Or Phone On the outside, a pool and a dock for the outdoors type. A mortgage of 5%% is avail- COLOR ADDRESS. 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, 278-2877 able, and $36,500 will buy. STORM BROCHURE! 'CITY J5TATE. Visit our nationally famous Browse 'n Think Shop .TEL.. $253 a Month includes Insurance, Taxes, Interest & Principal. PANELS (Cove Center) Doerfield Beach s • 1603 S.E. 3rd COURT — PHONE 399-2837 I A Non-Prof it Summer Camp Owned and Operated by ' You may inspect tne premises by calling 395-2808 days and 395-5287 nights and Sundays ! Pine Crest School, Fort Lauderdale. ' 4b 2, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Just bought a new home? Landscape yard with care So you have a new thoughtfully, and to sel- a iiammocK on your patio natural manner will add home in Florida... ect an attractive, quick on Saturday and Sunday to the loveliness of the where you look across growing screen mater- afternoons and watch or planting. a treeless street to bare ial that will add to the listen to ball games! In One word of caution -- front yards, and from beauty of not only your designing a garden it is do not try to plant one of your window to a plot own yard but to those important that you con- everything you have of barren land adjoining bordering yours. As a sider this. If you ever seen, nor do you three neighbors. You matter of fact, in new personally like to weed want to take every plant feel as tho you have areas it is quite preva- flower beds, that is fine. that is offered. Repeti- taken up living in a gold- lent for neighbors to If you had rather do tion in the use of plants fish bowl, with your collaborate in planting something else, then makes a landscape just mulch your plants more attractive. A plant with pine straw or collection, while of hor- shredded bark, or per- ticultural interest, is t haps with black plastic. not particularly attrac- A well planned garden tive for a landscape usually requires a mini- planting, so don't let mum of maintenance and your love for plants lead can stand some neglect. you astray and make This means that plants your garden a hodge- that arenottempermen- podge rather than or- neighbors to the front, screens so that they all tal must be used, and a ganized beauty. back and on two sides may enjoy privacy and simple arrangement in a able to watch your every yet cement friendships. move. Well, don't panic, One factor of great now! It is the time for importance when plan- some real thought and ning your plantings is when planning. maintenance. If you have Few homeowners are a green thumb and enjoy able to look ahead and working in gardens reg- visualize the total pic- ularly, you can really TURN TO THE FIRM ture they wish to create. have a beautiful garden The immediate program with special collections BEST QUALIFIED seems to be planting of of shrubs. Or perhaps grass, trees and hedges 1 you are one of those It is far more impor- folks who just wish to tant, when planning, to enjoy the privacy of your to BOCA RATON, Bougainvillea is one of the colorful plants which is popular with Boca Raton gardeners. choose your trees back yard as you loll in Answers to questions about gardening ESTATES ON THE 1NTRACOASTAU in orange colored pus- Q. My gardenia bush Ac It shouldn't hurt my mangoes, avocados, tilizer and water. Or- has limbs growing close the plant to prune off a and citrus? — R.S.P., ganic mercury fungi- tules. For the present, to the ground; will it few lower branches. Lake Worth. cides injected into the collect and burn all hurt the bush to cut them Wait until bloom has A. It's hard to say in soil at two or three leaves, as they fall off, off? And, when is the finished. your particular case, but times recommended and spray with neutral- best time for pruning it is a very common rate may give some de- ized copper, maneb, the gardenia? — E.M., Q» What is causing occurance throughout gree of control. How- zineb, or ferbam. This Lake Worth. the fruit to drop from Sou'h Florida now. In ever, this may tempor- summer if you spray some cases the dry wea- arily injure the grass. monthly and alternate ther followed by heavy It's hardly worth the your materials, excel- showers may hava had effort to attempt con- lent control should be something to do with it. trol. achieved. This will also cause fruit splitting. Disease Q. The leaves on my and insect damage will Ficus nitida tree are , Q. Will you please also cause fruit drop, curled, and inside there advise me as to what I especially with mangoes are hundreds of small can use to make boug- and avocados. Anthrac- insects that resemble ainvillea bloom. The nose fungus causes fruit tiny earwigs. What are ones I have never have injury and abcission.lt's they and how can they bs flowers. —V.E.M^Lake a good idea to spray the controlled? —W.S.C., Worth. trees monthly with a Atlantis., A. Bougainvillea can For Wonderful fuagicide such as neu- A, They are thrips, very easily be overwat- tralized copper, maneb, a very common pest on ered ana overfertilized, or zineb,ft. according to this tree. 5.or vcpntrol especially where nitro- PROTECTIVE LININGS manufacturer's direc- spray with malathion, gen is concerned. Plants 1. They prevent fading tion, fie careful when Cygon, diazinon or Me- receiving too much of Homes Available For 30 Day Occupancy fertilizing your trees; ta-systox R, although on this element will pro- 2. They lower room temperature an overdose may cause Ficus they are very hard duce lush vegetative IMAGINATIVE HOME DESIGN reflects your personality . . . makes 3. They protect against sun and fruit drop. to eliminate. Most peo- growth and no flowers. ple give up and live with your home distinctively yours. Our fine collection of glare Apply a 2-8-12 fertili- display homes will open to you new horizons of comfort, elegance, Q. What causes a the problem. zer at the rate of 1 s large number of mush- pound per 100 square and charm. You will find lavish use of rich new materials, i f Hit rooms in my lawn, some Q. Is it all right to feet. Also you may cut pool-patio treatments which completely capture the essence of 1.51 I to O9 Yd. as large as eight inches trim my allamandavine, some of the roots subtropical living, spaciousness keynoting every residence. ALL SECONDS across? —C.P., West which is seven years making 3 or 4 spade YOU HAVE ARRIVED when you Palm Beach, old, all the way back, stabs into the ground enter this impressive gateway A. This is a fungus and when is the best around the plant about on the east side of U. S. 1 at • organism known as time to do this? —MtC., 24 inches from the base N. E. 37th Street, Boca Raton. "Fairy Ring". It is dif- West Palm Beach, of the plant; this injures Why not come this week to inspect ficult to control, al- A, June through Aug- the roots and causes the Lake Rogers Isles, the choicest though declining areas ust would be a good plant to flower. Some location on the "American Riviera." in the lawn often re~ time to prune the plant varieties are sensitive PRICED FROM spond to additional fer- severely as you sug- to light and will not gest. An application of bloom near a porch light $28,900 fertilizer is suggested or street light. Bougan- PLUS LOT after the operation, and villea sanderiana is one All Homes By wounds on large stems exception to the above A & P Construction GENERAL ELECTRIC Co. GOURMET DINNER MENU should be sealed with comments about fertili- Complete Dinner Six Dollars pruning paint. zer. It actually seems to LE DOME or bloom better with more Vida Appliance Corporation For Information Call 399-7252 COCKTAILS A LA CARTE DINNER Q. What causes or- nitrogen. PENTHOUSE FLOOR FROM 5 P.M. 5:30-11 P.M. ange-colored spots on THf Reservations the underside of the Suggested: 525-3303 leaves on my Frangi- DO FINE THINGS APPEAL TO YOU? . . . (Closed Sundays) pani? Is it a scale? Cobey Lou 333 SUNSET DRIVE AWARDS —L.R., Riviera Beach, HOLIDAY 5-STAR At Thv Piano A, It isn't a scale, it FQRT LAUDERDALE MAGAZINE MOBIL GUIDE From » P.M. is a rust which occurs

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Typical of the many fine, residences bordering Atlantis Country Club When only the very finest will do ... When only true Country Club Living is the answer to your dreams, then it's time to seriously consider a residence in beautiful ATLANTIS . Regardless of the type of living you prefer . . . whether it be a - $ ON YOUR distinctive home, an elegant 2 Bedroom, 2 bath Villa, or a charming 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOMfR0M i9,990 LOT spacious apartment , . . you will find them all in Atlantis. The apart- ments and Villas are totally different in design, beauty, and liability. DELUXE They offer privacy and an elegance never before -attained in this Air Conditioning APPLIANCES type of preferred living. Each one borders clear, winding lakes and \Z>ClZZl£t and Heat By FRJCIDAIRE the lush fairways of the 27 championship holes of the incomparable Atlantis Country CIJD. Model at 957 S.W. 3rd St.; Boca Raton Your visual inspection will confirm that Atlantis is a residential community that reflects careful planning and is dedicated to quality Open Daily and Sunday and beauty which will be admired for many years to come. DIRECTIONS: From U.S. 1 in Boca Raton, fo West on Camins Real Blvd. (Howard Johnson comer) to S.W. Bth Ave., north an S.W. 9th Ave. to 3rd St, then West to 957 S.W. 3rd St priced from $26,900 Cornel J. Danciu Genera! Contractor in the Heart Phones NTRY CLUB ESTATES&S 391-0941 • 399-5202 CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION Name of the Game is Living. Explore a New Home Today. ATLANTIS. FLORIDA PHONE 965-7900 BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, June 2, 1968 5B Arvida sells out last 33 lots in Lake Floresta tract Sale of the last 33 Realty Sales, Inc., a president of Guarantee, on "out-door" living homesites in its Lake subsidiary of Arvida said construction of features. Floresta residential de- Corp., in cooperation three model homes Lake Floresta Park, velopment has been an- with Ray Hurley, vice would begin immediate- a 212-homesite subdivi- nounced by Arvida Corp. president of The Real ly. The models, one sion, is located on Pal- The homesites were Estate Corner, Inc. The three-bedroom and two metto Park Rd. approx- sold to Guarantee Con- sales prices was $163,- four - bedroom homes, imately one mile west struction Company, Inc., 000. were designed for large of the center of Boca of Fort Lauderdale, David E, Graham, families with emphasis Raton. which will build three and four-bed room homes in the subdivi- sion. Prices of homes NEW HOMES NOW A VAILABLE will range from $28,- 500 to $40,000. IN BOCA RATON'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL AREAS The sale was made by William F. Keeton, vice IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY or WILL BUILD -WITH OR WITHOUT POOL president of Arvida Bob Adams, president of Q.P. Corp. of Boca Commerce Industry luncheon. The firm manufac- Raton, and Howard Rawlings, sales manager, got tures a line of black light insect control devices. Membership together to "talk shop" at the recent Chamber of approved Joseph Frederick of Boca Raton Laundry has been approved for membership in the Na- tional Institute of Fur Cleaning (NIFC). Identified by a "Gold Seal of Professional Fur Cleaning," NIFC mem- bers pledge never to immerse fur in com- ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING MODELS IN BOCA RATON mercial solvents, a pro- cedure which the Na- Locations Avaiiabie: tional Institute of Dry- cleaning has warned Palmetto Park Terrace against as ruinous to fur. Lake Floresta The Institute is a nonprofit trade asso - Tunison Palms ciation headquartered in 4 Bedrooms from $25,000 includes lot, air conditioning, heat, Washington, D.C. with wall to wall carpeting, dishwasher, and oven and range. The average number 3-4-5 Bedroom models are available for Immediate Occupancy. New villa is rising in front of existing land- "Villa section and the homes are slated to be ready of U.S. farm workers in OVER 20 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM scaped Villa of Palm-Aire. Ground was broken for occupancy in July. 1967 was 4,935,00, last month for tfie balance of Palm Aire's first compared with 5,214,- ALL MODELS INCLUDE: .000 in 1966 and Wall-to-wall carpeting - Central Heat 6,446,000 during 1916- and Air Conditioning - GE Kitchen Range Check up on neighbors 65. — Dishwasher — Many Other Features BUY - BUILD - SELL DISPLAY MODELS ATi 960 S.W. 2nd Sh-eot 399-4179 BRANNON REALTY, Inc. 883 N.W. ,6th Terrace 391-0471 Realtor Summer visitors tour models Complete Service Property Management DEVELOPMENT & INDUSTRIAL CORP. The "season" is over Hamilton project man- number of two and three apartment owners at no 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. and there are fewer itvenus 41 S.E. First Ave., Boca Raton, Fla.- 395-1211 399-5442 ager of CD ML. they came bedroom apartmsnt additional expense. 391-2444 391-1984 tourists around, but the here from their home homes to 96. There will season of home-h anting state of Illinois to see be three towers and one remains with us. "what it's actually like connecting beach level Late spring and the here in tropical Florida lobby. summer are tradition- for MOST of the year." The north main en- ally months in which to They figured they want- trance will lead into a I plan ahead. Whether ed to make a decision on sumptiously appointed 1 year-round resident or their future home when central lobby which in- ' visitor hopeful of mak- there wasn't as much cludes a 24-hour secur- ;j ;ing his stay permanent, "tinsel" about as there ity command post pro- ji ;Viewers continue to in- is during the fast-mov- viding around-the-clock ^ ^spect the two exhibit ing weeks of the winter. protection for residents, > ^apartment homes at The vigorous sales A grand stairway ex- ; ^Cloister del Mar, pace at Cloister del Mar tends down from the lob- : i "We get quite a few indicates the 17-story by into a luxurious Club • ^permanent residents oceanfront condominium Room with its own pri- J sjalong with the spring- may well reach the sold vate gardens. Off the • ;:sum:ner tourists, says out mark by the time the Club Room are sauna • f Arthur Radice, presi- first resident moves in baths for men and wom- Udent of Radice Realty this November. en, a Roman - style « |and Construction Corp., Like its sister struc- swimming pool and mul- 'Idevelopar of the big con- ture, Cloister Beach tiple levels of sun- ! |dominiumo Towers, another de- decks. '£ "After the fast pace velopment subsidiary of Construction is well f ;Jof the winter season the Radice Realty & Con- underway on Cloister del >;jpeople who are here struction Corp., Clois- Mar with work pro- f ^permanently seem to ter del Mur has only gressing at the rate of s%want to relax and take two apartment homes one floor every four Jjtoff an hour or so to do opening onto a private days. .' Sfisomeching they couldn't elevator foyer on each Underneath the lobby ^|afford the time for when tower level. floor, covered parking T-Cguests were here or Each apartment home will be provided for "when their Business was has two private balcony Villa "Raphael" Some people travel to Italy to see great works of art. Cf'more pressing." terraces which offer overlooks the 2 At this time of year views of the Boca Raton Intracoastal at San Remo. ; the horns-seeker can Inlet, Intracoastal Wa- US. SAVINGS BONDS You can see one in Boca Raton. It's called the "Raphael." : see which neighbors re- terway and the Atlantic : main in their places 12 Ocean. AND NEW FREEDOM SHARES : months a year. He can A decision was made Award • winning San Remo ii Where you ttretch out on a A thirteen acre residential estate reaching from the I see that drainage isn't by RR&C to restrict the whtr. you work or banfc.l ; as big a problem as he proud to unveil the "Raphael," private beach that's uncluttered Intracoastal to the Atlantic. : thought it could be down an elegant new building on the and toast-gold. Where you 2871 North Ocean Boulevard (A1A) 5 .laugh and loaf in your private ; here in "flat country.' bank of the Intracoastal. BOCA RATON / 399-3061 ; The summertime home Mediterranean Club. ; inspector can verify that Magnificent Two and Three San Remo was inspired by ; ocean breezes can pro- Bedroom apartment residences. On the ocean, about ; vide a natural air con- the storied Italian Riviera, • ditioning — and that the From $25,000 to $50,000. two miles north of A happy place. A gentle pace. the Boca Raton Inlet. ; temperature average for Custom Made Draperies and Shades San Remo, up where the • South Florida even in A few .minutes from the Slipcovers • Upholstery waters of the Atlantic are still • July, is 80-84. hurry-scurry. • During the spring and Free Decorator Service for Consultation crystal-clean and very blue. But what a difference those San Remo, 2871 N. Ocean Blvd. / Boca Raton, Florida ; summer our highways And the Intracoastal takes its • are not nearly as clog- Phone 399-7033 minutes make! Please send free brochure to: eweet time gliding hy your • ged with traffic; it's not People come from far and • a real task to get from door. Name • place to place. Espec- £5 I * wide just to admire San Remo. • lally in the late after- "Where acres of gardens are As they would a masterpiece. Addicw • noon, a drive — partio your estate, and the Bayof We hope you'll come here to l ularly one along the wa- DRAPERY STUDIO City State Zip • ter -- can be delightful, Floweri your own backyard. live! ; 3062 N. FEDERAL HWY.. BOCA RATON • • O: c L> .| \: 1'ilu J..v'

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[ecentBoca Raton R.E. sales MORE SLONE REALTY SPECIALIZING YELLOW ***" are recorded at courthouse IN ACREAGE DOOR Recent Boca Raton Philip Reid, Jr. and Dorothy Add. to Boca Ratone, S.S. $7.50. B. Reid, his wife. Herbert C. Hatraaker and Lu- ACREAGE SPECIALS l'\ real estate transactions Lot 6, Blk 2, Unit #3, Span- cille A. Hatmaker, his wife to LARGE and from 1 , J as compiled for the News ish River Land Co. S/D, S.S. Judson A. Wiley and Mae W. \ by the Lawyers Title $21.00. Almardon Incorporated Wiley, his wife. SMALL for ONE of Florida to Gale Blockl, Jr. Lot 21, Blk 19, Camino Gar- AND ALL / PLASTRIDGE Insurance Corp, are dens, Section 2, S.S. $28.20. and Lucile L. Blockl, his wife. AIR OF ELEGANCE listed below. Lot 14, Blk 4, Spanish Riv- Camino Gardens, Inc. to Wil- 80 Acres -3/4 mii I e ; Documentary stamps, er Land Co. S/D, S.S. $23.10. liam E. Morrison and Ruth M., IN Walter V, Lundy and Grace K. his wife. ; adjacent to a Golf. listed by amount, indi- Lundy, his wife to Itvenus De- Lot 43, Blk 7, Camino Gar- ROYAL PALM YACHT & cate the approximate dens Sec. #3, S.S. $26.40. Ca- Course, $2500 per acre, velopment & Industrial Corp. COUNTRY CLUB ' -;3 sale price in many in- Lot 10, Blk 3, Spanish River mino Gardens, Inc. to Alan Terms 29% down, 5 equal stances. They are com- Land Co., S.S. $22.50. EverthG. Chippindale and Gem Chippin- -- \-* Thernell and Alice M. Thernell, dale, his wife. annual payments at 6%. puted on $3 per $1,000 his wife to Helms Homes, Inc. Lot 9, Blk 4, Camino Gar- value; in other words, a Lot 11, Blk 2, Royal Palm dens Sec. #1, S.S. $18.30. Ca- Golf Course Lot - $10,000 sale would re- Yacht and Country Club S/D, mino Gardens, Inc. to George -t - S.S. $270.00. CM. McMullin and C. Frank and Margurette D. ; Royal Palm Yacht &; — :-;3 quire $30 in stamps. Ellen Rose McMullin to Allan Drank, his wife. Miller and Nancy Ransdell E 40 ft Lot 7 and W 40 ft Country Club, asking-; Week ending May 12, 1968. Miller, his wife. Lot 8, Blk 21, Camino Gard- $12,000 - Make offer. Lot 27, Blk 11, Royal Oak ens, Sec. §Z, S.S. $16.80. Ca- COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS Hills, 1 Sec. S,S, $78.00. Alfred Lot 14, Blk A, Golden Har- bour 4 Sec. S.S. $160.50. Dan mino Gardens, Inc. to Donald ONE BY ONE Ewert and Ruth E. Ewert, his B. French and Mona French, 115 Acres - East of wife to Charles W. Skeele and J. Ricker to Charles H. Glid- This luxurious home with 4 oversized 1. Immaculate home den and Leah A. Glidden, his his wife. Iva S. Skeele, his wife. Lot 1, Blk 9, Tunison Palms Bedrooms and 4 Graceful Baths with State Road 7, $1500 2. Richly carpeted Lot 17 of Highland Beach Isle, wife. : Lot 47, Blk 2, Lake Rogers Sec. 2, S.S. $8.10. Eva Green huge Patio and Pool on wide Canal per acre - terms. 3. Air-conditioning/heat S.S. $27.60. Thora V. Ekstrom to Itvenus Development & In- to Peder T. Larsen and Phyllis Isle Unic C, S.S. $37.50. Mar- 4. Private dining room qusee Homes, Inc. to Stephen J. dustrial Corp. is ready to move into. W., his wife. Lot 5, Blk 25, Royal Palm 500 Acres - East of r 5. Sprinkler system / landscaped Lot 14, Blk 20, Royal Oak Bodzo and Barbara S. Bodzo, his wife. Yacht & Country Club S/D. State Road 7, $1500 6. 5%% mortgage Hills 2nd Sec. S.S. $101.10. S.S. $345.00. Ernest E. Will- Jerry M, Roux and Marie Jean- Lot 20, Blk 19, Boca Raton Square Unit No. 4, S.S. $75.00. oughby and Veva L. Willough- per acre - terms. 7. Two bedrooms / 2V2 baths ne Jacqueline Roux, his wife to by, his wife to Clair H. Mur- Salvartore Catalo and Eileen Edward F. Rynne and Eleanor 8. A "YELLOW DOOR" exclusive Catalo, his wife. S. Rynne, his wife to William phey and Margaret D. Murphey, 240 Acres - East of MLS BR-1414 S. Seybert. his wife. Lot 20, Blk 22, Unit No. 2, Lots 16, 17, 18 and 19, Blk Sunshine Parkway - Boca Raton Square, S.S. $58.50. Lot 8 and N6-1/2 ft Lot 9, Blk 2, Camino Gardens Sec. 23, Villa Rica, S.S. $24.00. Dorothy L. McKnew to Ward J. Stephen Duskie and Mary Jane ' $1,000 per acre. Dunham and Marjorie Dun- #1, S.S. $112.50. Martin Lee DuBois and Lavinia C. DuBois, Duskie, husband and wife to Terms!: 29% down ham, his wife. Samuel J. Acquilano and Cath- Lot 35, Blk 9, Royal Palm his wife to Helen M. Touss- Call or Come by - 181 Coconut Palm • 5 equal payments at 6% aint. erine M. Acquilano, his wife. Yacht and Country Club, S.S. Road, and see the many well design- $149.70. J. Edward Hugus to Lot 3, Blk 50, Boca Raton Lot 5, Blk 4, Lake Floresta Philip Reid, Jr. and Dorothy Square Unit 13, S.S. $13.50. Park Sec. #1, S.S. $94.50. Rob- ed extras such as the Panelled Den For the B. Reid, his wife. Frederick M. Hammond and ert Pinchuk and Martha Pin- Lot 33, Blk 62, Unit 7, Boca chuk, his wife to Henry R.Dag- with built in Bar, the extra space in '. above acreage Elizabeth K. Hammond, his wife gett and Claire Daggett, his Raton Square, S.S. $66.00. John to G. Richard Hays and Maxine garage (room for Golf Cart or Storage), call 399-1223 B. McCullough and Mathilde D. Helen Hays, his wife. wife. McCullough, his wife to Alex- Lot 12, Blk 10, Winfield Park An Undiv. 1/2 Int. in A Pare the lovely venetion Dock and the Boat ander H. Blanchet and Anne C. of Ld in Royal Palm Yacht & For homes and lots, call I'm a "CREAM PUFF" within walking dis- Unit 2, S.S. $49.50. Harold S. dock, the double walk in closets in Blanchet, his wife. Schwartz and Ethel Schwartz, Country Club, S.S.$209.1O.Ruth our Branch Office, 6299 tance of the 5th Avenue Shopping Center and Lot 35, Blk 9, Royal Paim B. Wright to C.W. Perelle. only $26,500 with central air. My custom his wife to George M, Winters An undiv. 1/2 int. in A Pare the Master Bedrooms, the Marble Ro- No. Federal Hwy. - Yacht k Country Club, S.S. and Wlnona Winters, his wife. built 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, den with $149,70. J. Edward HURUS to Lot 11 of J. McL. Stevens of Ld in Royal Palm Yacht & man Bath, and the Waterfall by the 391-2640 Country Club. S.S. $209.40. G.L.F.P., beam ceiling Florida room, and pool. These are only a few of the Ocean and ! Ralph W. Wright and Suzanne dreamy kitchen are all big. With a putting S. Wright, his wife to C.W. many, many extras that gives this 1 Waterfront Properties '• Perelle. . Call green in my back yard and room for a pool, Lot 11, Blk 10, Lake Floresta home an air of Elegance. MLS BR- I'm terrific. Come up 'n see me sometime. Park 2nd Section, S.S. $78.00. RESERVATIONS Wilbur Earle Benson and Mar- 1409 WP. MLS BR -7295. garet E. Benson, his wife to Ronald A. Newell and Wanda SLONE NOW BEING TAKEN F. Newell, his wife. Lot 13, Blk 12, Royal Palm REALTY W :'.i PLASTRIDGE FOR 1969 OCCUPANCY Yacht and Country Club S/D. S.S. $142.50. John G. Kolb and Francis M. Slone, Sr. Our 1968 construction capability has been Nancy P. Kolb, hiswifetoHylma REALTY, INC. sold out far in advance of expectations. Our H. Rieman. So. Federal IIwy. Lot 4, Avis Acres, S.S. $13.50 399-1223 1969 construction schedule is now being for- 395-4044 Boca Raton , Peder T. Larsen and Phyllis ,/* 757 S. Fed. Hwy. ; 912 N. Dixie Hwy. •• •C mulated. Early reservation for your French M. Larsen, his wife to J.G. 399-2346 Villas residence is suggested to avoid disap- Realty, Inc. V Boca Raton Boca Raton, Florida Lots 18 and 19, Highland V pointment. Villa, Chateau and Towers apart- Beach Isles, S.S. $33.00. South- ments, as well as Towers penthouse suites ern Industrial Corporation to and penthouses provide a varied selection. Edward B. Houck and Evelyn, his wife. MODELS OPEN DAILY 10 TO 5 P.M. All that part Pare. #5, of Sec, 16 & 21-47-43 etc. S.S. $420.00. Telephone 585-1737 Ben Pollack and Ethel Pollack, his wife to Lawrence Germain Company. Lot" 23, Blk 60, Boca Raton Square Unit #8, S.S. $10.50. Quintin J. Liberati and Naomi H. Liberati, his wife to Eugene B. Millner and Emily D. Mill- INTERESTED IN INTEREST? ; ner, his wife. ESTATE G G N D O M J N IUM S Lot 1, Blk 15, Boca Woods, ACREAGE Existing 53/«% Mortgage S.S. $48.00, John A. Greena- TB1S ISt-AND •••'• PALM BEACH way to Frank E. Balsor and 5 Acre Sites Excellent three bedroom, two bath, plus fam- Vesta Lorraine Thompson. Near Boca Raton ily room. Two car garage. 32'x20' screened patio with ample room for pool. Good traffic East of #441 plan with foyer affording access to family $1500 Acre room and kitchen area. Central A/C. Well lo- cated in N.E. section. Priced at only $25,900. For appointment call 395-1661 Sun. & Eve. See Boca Raton's DUPLEX LOT 395*7934 (MLS BR 1398). 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS CORNER MOST BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOM1S ROYAL OAK HILLS : 140'xioo1 ! $5,750 FAMILY PROBLEMS? POOL HOME Solve them all when you move into this ex- citing 3 bedroom - 2 bath home with HUGE Owner transferred. Centra! heat and U.S. No. 1 family room. Garage? yes...Screened patio? air-conditioning. 2 car garage. Awn- : Frontage yes...Central heat and air? yes...Brand new ings on two windows and glass doors. Boca Raton looking? yes. Drive by 1372 N.W. 4th St. Then Hurricane panels. Beautifully land- $150 F.F. callus. MLS 1170-$27,500.00. scaped with many trees. Large 15x ON TWO CORNERS

30 pool. 151 SW 6th Ave., MLS BR- 11 } 1367P. HOTEL-MOTEL SITE "Commercial In booming Boca Raton, a remarkably good * Industrial location close to two large plush condomin- ''Residential iums. Approximately 290x300 west side of ; *Homes A-l-A and approximately 50' strip A-l-A to ocean. Affords beautiful private beach. Be ; *Homesites the first to build a real oceanfront playground in Boca Raton. Existing 8 small units are THIS IS THE HALLMARK IV taxpayers 'till time for development. $1,000 front foot. 4 Bedrooms / 2 Baths/Large Patio and Leisure Room Call Louise Johnson, Assoc. ROYAL PALM t I ON YOUR HOMESITE ROYAL OAK HILLS REALTY CORP. Boca Raton, Florida — Anywhere from # 395-1661 days —395-3452 eves. Pompano to Boynton, on beautiful7thave. •20,550 Inclusive 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Screened Patio. 2 Car Garage with Electric Doors. RENTAL ON EXHIBIT AT 300 S.W. 9th AVE. Beautifully landscaped. Carpets and 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, with Swimming Pool, Drapes. Additional storage areas, too. 2 air conditioning units, newly painted Only DeMARCO-BUiLT HAU.MfifiK ffl I = 150 S.W. 7th Avenue } NICK exterior; will redecorate interior to taste. $200 per month annually. HOMES carry a 5-YEAfi MLS 1421 ®: «_.,-. . _. GUARANTEE -SVi:s-s-1 -.5 (ln,-n Riilon a1 ,g-«f'M|i| AMRHEIN on all structural materials and Lot located on N.E. 36th St. on I REALTOR workmanship 1 Lake Rogers and the Intracoastal "Witt JGB1EM f tfeart of the Gold Coast " r' >'. Waterway. Seawalled. Priced at in Boca Raton $29,500. MLS BV-139-W. George B. Van Zee, Realtor f*£UEBAi [fjjSSSl I1PTBIA Appliances Supplied UinS APPLIANCE CORPORATION W £ H E K A L SKCW E b« l» I H i El and Serviced By f Hill Boca Raton-Pompsno Beach •7601 N. Federal ROYAL BALM SHOPPING PLAZA 1 307 Golf View Drive - Boca Raton BeMARCO & SONS, INC. 391-1166 ^Telephone 3f>5-1661 DESIGNERS • BUILDERS * DEVELOPERS J.d||^iTOHELL&SONS SINCE 1919 V \JLMJmJ I 22 S. FEDERAL NIGHTS, SUNDAYS & TELEPHONES 399-4300 * 395-4300 BOCA RATON, FLA. REALTORS PHONE 395-4711 •'\ HOLIDAYS - PLENTY OF CHOICE HOMESITES AVAILABLE FROM $3,900 PHONE 399-6711 1 *-\A--J- .-s ' BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, A,- uu6 /B Insects and dry food By MARY TODD Several kinds of in- sects can infest most of the dry food products you keep in your pantry or kitchen cupboards. You can control these "pantry pests" by ask- ing yourself these ques- tions and using all of the following measures. 16 Are the pantry shelves clean?Food gets LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE spilled and lodges in EXCLUDING CIGARETTES cracks and corners. In- QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU WED. JUNE 5TH seois can live on this material and get into food packages you place SAVE MORE ON MORE on the shelves later. Keep shelves clean to avoid this source of in- ASTOR festation, . 2. Are you troubled by a persistent infesta- tion? If so, use an in- secticide. Wash the cup- boards first. Apply a •Mm HIM nmmmmxa —a—mum household surface spray Prices Good Only at Palm Beach containing not more than and Martin County Stores 5 per cent DDT, 2 per cent Chlordane, 2 par cent malathion, or 0.5 IB. CAN LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER per cent lindane. Spray 32 OZ HOME BRAND lightly and only when OJ ALL GRINDS OR MORE BUTTERMILK .2/2* shelves are empty .When EXCLUDING CIGARETTES Vi GAL. CARTON SUPERBRAND the spray dries, cover the shelves with clean paper before placing packages of food in the cupboard. SUPERBRAND 3. Are new products infested? Most dry pack- aged foods are subject to infestation. Pantry 47 OZ. BLUE OR WHITE pests also live in spices, 50 OZ. GOLD WATER especially red pepper, UJVO paprika, and chili pow- LIMIT ONE WITH der. Inspect all pack- J3. ORDER OR ages for breaks before buying. SORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTE 4O Do you have doubt- ful products? If you think a dry food may be in- n fested, but are not sure, U.S. CHOICE sterilize it in the oven «\S*» at about 140 d.F for half an hour. You may heat small packages as they ir\: are. The contents of large packages should be spread on cakepans so that heau can penetrate Sgf&fo. PKC. easily,, * LIMIT 2 WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXGLUDIHG CIGARETTES 5, Are you using SOFT OR DIET FLEISCHMAN'S Ajfe closed containers? Store LB 35r uninfested or heat-ster- MARGARINE - ilized dry foods in clean HEWY NEStERH ^ ^^ 4 0Z CAN INSTANT BREAKFAST DRINK « /JBfis mecal or glass contain- 2 4ff ers that have tight-fit- START :• / ting lids, such as coffee or fruit jars. MAXWELLHOUSE 93= 3 OZ REG. ROYAL ALL FLAVORS . - Carpet makes K»ES—»ROASTSO« LBg9c GELATINE : • ....:...... W 200 Ct. 2 Ply KLEENEX FACIAL w ^ 1 11 f&&w :•"••' Atf%r TISSUE ••••••• life soft %v • "^^^fMiniU nPR aJBJBW QAKin FSS onUULULi\ SI'S VEGETARIAN O R WITH PORK C More homemakers BEANS - ...... T-5 are adopting "the soft S 12 CT. DIXIE DARLING REG 15c - -^ life" in the kitchen these days - via carpet under- SW B10« B59= DINNERROLLS2/25P foot - and enjoying it SHORT RIBS 6J4 0Z. CAN BLUE BAY - s* with carefree cons- 4 cience . . . They're TUNA • - A discovering that the new 8 OZ. MUELLER'S ELBOW n ,ntte carpeted floor fashion in the cook's corner has MACARONI 3/3* practical advantages, 32 OZ. DEEP SOUTH atk. too. In addition to pro- MAYONNAISE ^ 1LB. CRACKIN'.GOO'D -. at*. viding extra comfort, 2 49 quiet and savings on SALTINES / ^ broken china, soft floor 10'A 0Z. THRIFTY MAID ALL VARIETIES •« ftc coverings are also easy \- \ w to clean. BONELESS SOUPS New man-made fibers 2 ROLL PACK ARROW BATHROOM . are responsible for re-. HEAVY WESTERS moving the barrier to TISSUE 1* carpet in the kitchen, LB. say the pros. The water- resistant, dirt-repel- lent, mothproof proper- ties of fibers used in .2V4LB.PKG.MJ today's carpets mean OuicH that spots and spills may Vs GOLD SEAL SLICED be wiped up quickly, and .IB. the entire surface kept BOLOGNA C fresh-looking with only COPELAND'S ALL MEAT a minimum of care. LB. 59 Cleaning time will be aw restricted to a daily WIENERS touch - up with the vacuum and a thorough vacuuming, when other # carpets are spruced up each week. Meanwhile, carpet looks and acts its lux- urious part in decor. SOli For those who like to 'LB. cushion their steps - and other noises with car- pet in the kitchen, Ser- viceMaster experts have these suggestions. 1. When buying car- peting, be sure to sel- ect a man-made fiber FISH with "hydrophobic" or FARMER water-shedding proper- ties. 2. Give immediate treatment to spills or spots. 3. Schedule a pro- LB. fessional cleaning per- odically or when dirt visibly advances more "SMOKED" than one-third into the pile. Though cooking over a hot stove is still a part of life in the mod- ___ OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ___ ern kitchen, it takes on a touch of glamor with lie 'Pla carpet on the floor. CAMINO REAL AND CAWINO REAL SHOPPING CfNTFP S.W. 3rd AViNUE Employes in Spain's steel industry total 78.000. 8B Sunday, June 2, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 5 D Instructions, Tutoring 10 B Help Male 15 A Miscellaneous Sale- 15 0 Pels For Sale WE BUY AND SELL Professional GOOD, CLEAN, USED HOWE Public Notices 3 LAWN MEN "Stereo Masterwork FREE KITTENS FURNISHINGS. TRY US FIRST Classified All ages, All problems. Experienced, Pay open. Phonograph with Gar- Call CALL 943-1042 M.I.T. 1943 Honor Grad. DUKE 5-27-68 399-0108 after 6 p.m. rard Turntable, $100. 391-1997 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARJNO Harold Selleck 395-3303 Many Albums. 395-5706 HOME FURNISHINGS. Use News Classified Choice tiny, Toy Poodle A PUHUC • II iAR.'NG will be 5 C Child Care SOLD HOME, MUST sell 2301 North Dixie Hwy. held in the City Hall, 201 West Puppies. Well bred, Pompano Beach Open 7. Days Per Wk, 10 C Help, Male or .Female. Furniture. Eve, 6 to 9. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Ra- Ads home raised. AKC. Rea- ton, Florida, by the Board of TIC TOO Nursery Kin- Waiter or Waitress & 46 S.W; 9th Ave, 395- sonable, 942-3435 or POMPANO Adjustment a: 7:30 P.M., on dergarten. 273 NW 15th Second Cook 1068 Boca. Monday, June 17, 1968, to hear 399-5892. PET LODGE St. Boca — 395-5044. Chez Joey the petition of Jack Sultan for • SWAP SHOP "5 Gal. Aquarium $2 50 900 N. Atlantic Blvd. Ext. a variance to reduce the square The Good Beginning. 36 S.E, 3rd St. Boca 4 (One Mile West of Pompano footage requirement of the lot CALL Nursery & Kindergarten Ever Sat. & Sun. Buy- With any $3. purchase Trotting Track areas of 7500 square feat to 24 Hr. care - Complete Couple - Housekeeper - ers, 25 cents— Dealers, 6 Gal. Marine Tank $5. Pompano Beach 6,975 square feet, in ordsr to program. 198 S.W. 15th Gardener-Driver. North $2.00. Thunderbird Tropical-Marine Fish BOARDING KENNEL construct twoduplexresidential summers, Boca Raton Drive-in Theater, 3121 4Q INDIVIDUAL RUNWAYS units on Lot 2, Block 1, Villa St., Boca. 395-3997. BOCA TROPICAL FISH 395-8300 winters. 395-8848. W. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. Phone 972-5584 Rica, property located in a R-2 5905 N." Federal Hwy, HOURS: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. zone, as recorded in Plat Book Babysitting, my home0 For Fall Term. . .Part Lauderdale, 583-9724, (opp. Rickshaw) 14, Page 74 of the Public Rec- Ages 1 to 4 yrs. 301 ords of Palm Beach County, time teacher, Science & GARAGE SALE ~ Open Seven Days N.E. 20th St. Boca Social Studies, Jr. High Florida. 399-6719 391-2065. 35 HP Boat Motor, lawn 15 t Pets, Grooming & Board (7th grade). Full time mower, linens, kitchen Will board your small N.E. 36 St. 5 E Schools I Camps teachers, Grades 1 thru utencils, formal (never Female Dog. Run of my tustic It's 6. Apply: Air Cond. home. Fenced CAMP ARROWMONT worn), assorted cloth- St. Joan of Arc School yard. Attention to Diet, DEADLINE For Boys Only. Locat- ing, (men's, women's, 501 S.W. 3rd Ave. infant's). Some Furni- N. Ft. Laud. 563-1041. TUESDAY EDITION ed in Glenville, N.C. 395-4288 ture. Other items. Rea- PU PPIES FOR SALE So 4000' elevation. Enroll Full & ParttimeDrafts- Mondays, 10:00 A.M. sonable. Sunday - 10 to Grooming, & Supplies 34 St. now. $75. per week, all men '& Designers. N.E. THURSDAY EDITION 2. 903 Boca Raton Rd. PET BOARDING I inclusive. L. David Dixie Technical Services Wednesdays, 10:00 A.M. Roll ends of newsprint Air Conditioned Easy (Sonny) Sellers, owner P.O. Box 1314 SUNDAY EDITION & director, 112 S.W. such as used for this MAEMACK 33 St. Boca Raton H.E. Fridays, 10:00 A.M. 1st Ave. Delray Beach. paper, 8£ a lb. Ideal and 7598 N. Fed. Hwy, NEED A GOOD Phone 395-5947 cheap for drawing, lin- Boca 391-1311 276-4893. TEACHERS WANTED: 2ND CAR? To Earn 10 A Help Female ing drawers, wrapping, 15 6 Merchandise Wanted $6000. up FREE regis- etc. In 30 and 36 Inch For a Varied Selection ( ) Property involved RATES Light Housekeeping trations. SW Teachers New gun shop, needs of Pre-owned in request. d 12 widths, guns. Old & New, High- Lines Day Days Days Day.s Days 6 days — 395-2992 Agency, Box 4337, Al- Automobiles try Extra Money 4 1.2(1 ;I.:K> 5.7o 7.92 Kl.'Sh Call after 6 p.m. Boca Raton News est prices paid. 1171 S. A more detailed and true copy 5 1.50 4.20 7.211 9.90 l:s.20 buquerque, New Mexico 395-8300 Boca Raton Auto Sales of the petition is on file in the 6 l.bS 4.W1 7.92 10.80 14.40 Experienced alteration 87106. Fed. Hwy., Pompano — office of the Planning and Zon- 7 l.9(i 5.40 "3.24 I2.W) lli.KO lady for better dress SUMMER SALE 942-9647, No Money Down on K 2.0H 5.7(i 9.hU 12.9(i 17.2K 15 A Miscellaneous Sale With ing Director, City Hall Annex, '> 2.,)4 0.4H1(1.81! 14.5S 1M.44 shop, Write Box M-20, Special Discount on 15 H Boats-Motor or Sail Good Credit 71 North Federal Highway, Boca 111 2.50 6.90 11.4(1 15.;«l 20.40 Delux Relax-Acizor, 2 11 2,75 12.54 ld.S:i 22.44 Boca Raton News, Made to Order HOUSEBOATS Raton, Florida. 24.4B Pad unit. Used only one See 12 2.SS 7/)2 12.')(> I8.;)to4p.m. Central & Room. Arcade ings — Porches — Kit- DOOR TO DOOR Tools dards Act, which applies First Federal S&L,Boca Age 18 to 40. Aluminum Electronic, 2029 NW 2nd chens — Additions — HAULING to employment in inter- Storm Panels. Anything. Uniforms Raton, Awning & panel instal- Ave., 395-4611. 399-287.J - 395-7563 state commerce, if they GATEWAY ler, or helper. Good For your. Air Condi- Phone 395-4884. John Vibrators offer less than the legal NATURAL FOODS starting pay - salary or tioning Problems & Ap- E. Feldman. minimum wage ($1,60 piecework. Permanent, HOME 1 CASH for youf Watches Natural, Vitamins & pliance Service, call: an hour for those cov- Minerals Organically fulltime employment or Greene's Air Cond. 24 All kinds 'of repairs, &SON ered prior to February ORIENTAL or Xylophones grown, dried fruit. part-time help. 5 or 6 hrs. day. Also available painting, etc. No. Job 48 N.E. First St. 1, 1968 and $1.15 an day week. too Small. Call Harold CHINESE RUGS Dietetic Foods & Vege- GE Window units — HK3HEST PRICES PA4DF-OR DOWNTOWN Yachts hour for newly covered table Juices. Hurricane Service Co. the Handyman, 942-1783. employees) or fail to pay 395-0350. ._.. OLD OR NEW ORIENTALS :'• POMPANO 3 26 E. Atlantic Blvd. 906 N. Dixie Hwy. ALTERATIONS PLUMBING Phone 943-3737 Zircons the applicable overtime. Pompano 941-8120 Boca Raton 399-7878 399-2000 Contact the United States EXCELLENT Tailor — Expert Plumbing, Sew- Labor Department's lo- 5 0 Instructions. Tuiorinoi NOTICE All kinds of Ladies & er connection. Kohtz cal office for more in- RENT AN ORGAN THE CITY OF Men's Alterations — Plumbing & Heating, Don't Give It Away formation. The address OR PIANO BOCA RATON Barton & Miller Clean- 395-0800. Time pay- is U.S. Dept, of Labor Only $2 a Week WILL HOLD ers & Laundry, 2600 N. ments can be arranged. o TmtsstE mm Dixie Hwy. at 5 Points. Wage and Hour and Pub- With Free lessons in COMPETITIVE TESTS PROPERTY FOR: Wilton Manors.566-4314 lic Contracts Divisions, Boca Raton by Lillian MANAGEMENT 941-6355 Washington, D.C. 20210t M e r z, Wurlitzer Ap- Electrical Inspector 1— Alteratiqns & Complete Motels, Apts,, Stores, WE BUY ANYTHING OF VALUE proved Piano & Organ 0 . . ,.,.480-560 Mo. Dry Cleaning & Shirt Commercial, Property teacher. Firefighter. . . . „„•„,, Laundry Plant. Matty's Classified Dear Advertiser: ...... 421 - 500 Mo 1 Hour- Cleaners. 1943 of all types. Exper- Please Check Your Free Wurlitzer o ienced, PRIDE-WHITE Hobby Course! Lifeguard 1. . „,.,.„ N. Fed. Boca, 395-2440. Ads! ...... 341-421 Mo. BRANNON REALTY ROOFS CLEANED & PAINTED Our advertisers are (The easy way to Play ALTERATIONS 391-2444 Ads Like a Pro) JOBS AVAILABLE NOW Pick Up & Delivery HOUSE PAINTING very important to us, Civil Service, Paid An- RE-UPHOLSTERY Lie. & Ins. 941-0248 and that's why we care- All Rental Applys If You 395-0874 ' Rattan Cushions remade, Buy nual and Sick Leave, fully proofread each Hosp, Ins., Life Ins., AUTO PARTS Your Fabric or Ours. Classified Ad to make Call: Car, Truck & Tractor Foam Rubber, Poly- Lillian Merz Pension Plan. sure it's printed just APPLY Parts Fast! D&M Auto foam, direct from fac- the way you want it. We 395-7089 Boca Raton Parts, Dick Heidgerd, tory, Phone: 399-5152. or PERSONNEL OFFICE SALE have a large volume op- CITY HALL 220 S. Dixie, 395-2412 SOD erations. Errors will Roderick Pianos-Organs 133 NE 2nd Ave. Deer- General Line of GIFT ITEMS occur in content and 119 Datura St. W.P.B., Monday - Friday Remove Old Sod 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., field Beach, 399-8220. classification. If you 832-3858 Replace New Sod 20 - 50% OFF find an error in your ad CAMERA REPAIR Reasonable or if it's omitted and 19? Color print. Cam- 972-0974 . you notify us the first NOTICE era repair & cleaning, SPRINKLERS the Jbittle aiut day of such an error, Free Est. Guaranteed National work. The Photo Mart. Sprinklers & Wells, Inc. 3436 E. Atlantic Blvd. CALL we will be responsible CITY OF BOCA RATON and correct it promptly. 942-6043 158 NW 13th St. Pompano Beach, Fla. 942-3958 If you do not notify us HAS OPENINGS NOW FOR. . . CARPENTRY Boca Raton 10-9 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. Doors, Drawers, Cabi- Established since 1946 Sat. til 5 P.M. the first day an error is LABORERS made, the responsibility nets, appliances, win- Sprinkler System 95-8300 is yours. In any event, MECHANICS dows, walls, leaks & Installations the rule is that this TRUCK DRIVERS squeaks. Make your list Service, Pump Repairs, newspaper can't be li- EQUIPMENT OPERATORS One call fix all. Lie. &. Do it yourself Supplies 167)9 able for an amount Ins. call Maurice Oldre Experienced Personnel greater than the amount GOOD STARTING SALARY General Service Call for Free Estimates BUILDERS-CONTRACTORS paid for such advertis- GOOD FRINGE BENEFITS , 395-3397 395-1828 Get Atlantic Rug Co. prices on carpeting for ing. Please check your Bookcases - Cabinets - WATCH REPAIR your Co-ops, Cpndomtniums, Apartments, ad each day it appears Apply Personnel Office - City Hail Panelling - Plantation Accutron & Bulova, Etc., HorneSi Offices; etc. and notify our Classified 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Monday - Friday Shutters & Doors.- Bill Beadstringing, Engrav- Call Mr. Stevenson, Contract Division I Department promptly in Peters, 399-1951. ing, John Redding, Bea- case of errors. PUBLISH: June 2, 4, 6, 1968 con Lite Jewelers, Bea- Furnish Proof of Publication con Lite Shopping Cen- We thank you for your Use News Classified Shoppers Haven, Pompano Beach—'Ph. 941 -1657 cooperation. ter, 942-9318- BOCA RA1ON NEWS 5unday, June 2, 1968 9B

25 B Aparlmenfs for Rent 25 B Apartments for Ren! 35 A Lots S Acreage Sale 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale ^35 H Homes for Sale !35 H Homes for Sale 35 H: Homes for Sale 35 K Duple* 2 bedroom unfurnished Sacrifice Waterfront Lot Beautifully landscaped 2 1 & 2 Bedroom furn- TWO LUXURIOUS 4 bedroom, 2 bath, new Sue Oldham Cheney all electric kitchen, R.C. ished Apts. Quiet pleas- 88x100. Blue Inlet. Ph:, 784 Appleby St. A&P Realtors bedroom Home, Fruit t\ItBATEMAN & CO. APARTMENTS trees, fenced yard. — central air cond. Pool, ant location near Shop- 395-1260. Construction, ready for White Caps Apts. %J/ Realtors beautifully landscaped, ping, churches, school, Waterfront Lot, Harbour' Cloister Beach Towers occupancy. Call 395- 960 S. AlA, Deerfield sprinklers. $16,90 0. patio. Annual Lease — from $ 130. per month in- East Section. No Piling — 2 bedrooms 2 baths 4254. 399-5500 - Member MLS 395-7841. •. 1299 S, Ocean Blvd. ; Adults. 371 SW 8th St., cluding Air Cond. & needed. Need Seawall — — 12th Floor - N & S 3 bedroom, 2 bath in $14,900 3 bedroom, 3 bath with :. ; Boca Raton, Ha. Boca Raton, 395-5779. Utilities. Weekly, $6500 owner 399-3691 Pool. Family and Util- exoosure — Ocean view Country Club Village* Spacious 3 bedroom ^ area 305-395-9355 Efficiency Apartment, Monthly, Yearly, 278- after 5:00. . and beach—MLS BCondo 5-1/4% GT Mtg. within home, plus Florid a Rm,, ity rooms, W/W carpet- furnished 200' to Beach. 1402. Delray. 87P - $47,950,00 - OR ing, near schools, $24,- Use News Classified For Classified walking distance of all & screened Porch. New Air conditioning, TV, "• SUMMER RATES' — 2 bedrooms 2 baths schools, 1270 NW 5th Stainless steel sinkJNfew 500. 395-4596. Pool, Sauna Bath. Single Ad Service — 12th floor — N&S ex- St., Boca, 395-2050. black top driveway .Well Deerfield East Fed. 2/2 IBM or double occupancy — Oceanfront Beach-Pool. Furnished Hotel rooms, posure — Ocean view For quick Sale due to maintained. See this at- — 1 bedrm. Priv. En- ATLANTIC $130 per mo. May 1st BOCA RATON HILLS and beach — MLS B tractive value today, trance. Ht. Air, Sprink- thru Dec. 15. Utilities Studios, 1 bedroom. 2 illness. $16,500. 2 bed- BOCA REALTY,INC. bedroom, Air condition- Near Fla. Atlantic, 111' Condo 88P - $49,850. rms., 2 baths, Fla,, room MLS BR 1419. lers, Fla. Rm. large .included. 395-4491. xl66' Cash or terms, For all details about utility rm,, carpets, REALTOR 1 bedroom apt. furnish- ing, T.V. - phone-daily W/W Carpeting, drapes, -weekly-monthly rates. $3000. utilities avail- living in luxury, call RCA Whirlpool air con- drapes, refrig. Sacri- Invite you to discuss ed, air cond. yearly Discount on long term able. 943-1720. KEN PRICE. . . fice $17,900- 399-5411. your lease. Adults. No pets. Weir Plaza Building ditioner, GE refrigera- REALTOR rentals. Children Wel- WATERFRONT CORN- tor, ceiling heat. Com- 140 IS. Federal Hwy., Boca REAL ESTATE $125O Mo. CaU 395-9794 come, ER LOT $6100. 100x170 855 S. Federal Hwy. plete sprinkler system. 395-8155 INTRACOASTAL . BEACH EFFICIENCIES Boca Raton :Ph.395-4000 NEEDS Cote d' Azure Apts. direct access to Ocean. 5 min. to IBM. Call FURNISHED OR 1-2 Bedroom Apts. low Call Egan Klamm,assoc, FHA UNFURNISHED with us at any time. monthly rates, till Dec. 2325 S. Ocean Blvd. To Place a 395-1496. ' $1800. DOWN on AlA Delray Beach 1L - shaped weatherproof 15, TV; Air, linens, Pool Classified Ad ESTATES plus closing cost and 395-8500 - 399-7500 2C0' to Ocean. 278-2646 BRAND NEW LUXURY this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, porch provides breath- 101 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Call 395-8300 taking views of Intra- Furnished "one bedroom", 60i.riD.Hwr. ^iil*^ 'REALTORS 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, home is yours. New wall PINK PANTHER completely air condi- 8OCARAT0K Tf Pfa. 395-4624 35 6 Real Estate Wanted Super luxury kitchen - to wall carpets thru-out coastal. A custom built MOTEL tioned apartment for TWO LARGE LOTS ap- WE NEED ALL "~ Swimming Pool. Wall to real fireplace, 28'xl2' home in quiet setting for 399-0700 - 399-0190 rent, at 799 SW 4th Ave, prox. 90'xl60' each.Lots Wall Carpeting, Wood Porch, garage, beauti- carefree Florida living. Types of Listings, Call fully landscaped lot with Take a look — no obli- LUXURY Efficiencies, furnished call Manager at numbers 9 & 11, Block 25 for Full Realty Service. Panelling, Beautiful 1 block to public beach, 395-6539 or "Uncle Trees, Coconut Road. trees. SEE TODAY - gation. BR 1150W. Boca Raton Hills Sub- FIRST REALTY CORP. HEHTAL APTS, Air cond. $85. mo. plus Tom"Realtor, at the division. Sacrifice at Phone 399-5453, BUY TODAY. BR 1403.. Overlooking Ocean & Intracnaslal. RICHARD F. ROSS 20 SE 1st Ave. Prestige Location. Season or Yrly. utilities. Montly to Dec. $3000. each, or best of- FLORESTA AREA Gorgeous Lobby & Rec. Room, 910 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. Realtor RICHARD FR05S Call Anytime 395-8600 Garage parking/ Sauna baths. fer within range. Pri- Near School & Church Heated Pool & large- Patio, Shuffle- Brannon Realty, 391- 395-1515 vate Owner; P. Lo- 399-6444 395-0650 ."..- - Reahor bosrd, Dock bssin, Private beach. 42 SE 2nd St. 3 or 4 bedroom home — spacious, new, 2 bed- Whisper quiet Air & neat. Range, 2444. Cicero, 60 Woodbine .399-6444. 395-0650 LARGE HOME Refrig., Dishwasher, Disposal, car- CONVENIENT with pool for August 1 room 2 bath-Flao room, peting & much, much more. Models 1-2-3 year leases. 2 Drive, Hicksville, New "3 bedroom, 2 bath, plus NEAR OCEAN open m 5 (7 days) 399.3290 LOCATION occupancy. Can visit dining room, heat, air, family room & Pool. bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, York, 11801. Eac-in kitchen $24,903. REALTORS Dishwasher, Washer & Studio 1 & 2 Bedrm.,' June 3-4. Write Box M- 1-1/2 year old. Carpet- Located between Intra- LAKEViElV BOCA SQUARE 12, Boca Raton News, call Helen Raines, assoc. ing, Drapes, Curved dryer, heated Pool. Boat Furn. & Unfur. Large 3 ADJOINING LOTS BEN ADAMS REALTY coastal & Ocean. Walk APARTMENTS Dock. Ocean Bathing. Lobby Carpeted, Large Boca Raton. Drive-way. In beautiful to Beach, Three bed- 75x100 276-4191 or 399-4738 Lake Floresta. Would room, two and a half 2519 N. Ocean Blvd. Ocean Blvd.$250. month. Heated Pool & Patio. Sewers in, gas line at WANTED Beautiful & Unique 3 Phone for appt. 732- Each Apt. includes car- CONDOMINIUM you believe 22x12 Mast- baths plus family room. An Itvenus Enterprise rear of property, near bedroom, 2 bath, with er Bedroom, Assume Enormous screened pa- 4073. pets, drapes, range, re- Addison Mizner school,, Two • Bed-room condoo 20x30 Panelled recrea- Extra large unfurn. 1 frig., central air & heat, Will sell one or all three apt. or 2 bedrm condo. excellent $26,000 mtg. tio with Pool. Foyer en- tion room. This homo MLS BR-1397T. trance with excellent bedroom Apt. at the gas & water. Walk to — $4300 each — house. Prefer Boca Ra- has many features and VILLA MAYA. Available shopping. Prices from ton-W.Palm Beach area. traffic pattern. This PALMETTO PARK OTHERWELL is worth all of the home has charm that July 16 - For informa- $115. a month, Models Mail prospectus ,d et ail s, $23,900 price. 360 N.E TERRACE open 9 to 5 (7 days). M REALTY snap-shotbldg.,to: BUS- O must be seen to be ap- tion and appointment to 25th Terr. Call 395- REALTORS . 1098 SVf 2nd Street 395-8220 757 S. Federal Hwy. SELL GPO BOX 100, .eos.rie.Hwr. preciated. Call us to inspect, 395-2984. 5706 for appt. today. •OCA RATON Ph. 395-4624 Truly a Beautiful 3 bed- MAC FARLAND EAST Colonial Building- N.Y., N.Y. 10001. see this best buy in a NEAR GOLF COURSE Boca Raton, Fla. Call Ed Roman, 395-7280 Family home today! BR room, 2 bath, pool home APTS. 35 H Homes lot Sale 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool, 1 bedrm., furn. apts. Phone 395-4044 1360P. MacLaren & An- )in a fine family neigh-i 70 SE 11th St. CAMINO GARDENS — 3 corner lot on Canal, LIGHTHOUSE 2281 NE 12th St., Pom- derson, Inc., 135 E. Pal- [borhood. . .Many, many'], AN ITVENUS LUXUSY BDRM. — 2 BATE, Car- Carpets & Drapes. Cen- POINT pano Beach, Fla. 941- ENTERPRISE tral ht. & air cond., metto Pk.Rd.,395-1333. '.extras in this home,] 3670. Eve. only. LOT pets, Drapes, Storm 25 C Houses for Rehl shutters, heated pool. clean surroundings. 10 Beautifully landscaped } custom-built for own--j REDUCED! & perfectly maintained OPEN HOUSE LIVE ON THE BEACH WATERFRONT In the beautiful Royal Appointment only. Call min. from IBM. 2425 Come to-day between 1 \ers. . .Large corner loti EFFICIENCIES, LEASE OR RENT 395-9375. SW 11th St., Boynton 3 bedroom plus family X. . .lovely carpet & cus-< Palm Yacht & Country room home with POOL - to 5 to see the lowest APTS.. VILLAS With Option to Buy Under construction, 3 Beach. 582-1100 days Itom drapes - loads of'j Club Subdivision. All or 582-6268 eve. Large rooms! All elec- price - 3 bedroom, 2 Completely furnished. BRAND NEW 3 or 4 under ground utilities, bedrm., 2 bath, family bath, Pool Home in Boca ic/osefs - frost-free re-« bedroom, 2 bath Home on tric kitchen — 2/car Available on monthly sewers, Security Patrol, utility, 3 car garage, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, large garage—central heat & Raton. Don't let the \frigerator - self-clean--, rental accomodates 2-4- WATERFRONT etc. 90x125. NOW priced call: 391-1450 or 395- Charcoal color scare [ing oven. Dishwasher, j with Private Beach, in Pool, 2 Car garage, air — carpets & drap- or more persons. $100. under market for quick 0702 Swimming pool. Family room, Radiant eries all included $33,- you. House will be paint- disposal, central air' & up includes Maid ser- beautiful BEL LIDO just sale. $8,900! MacLaren ed or allowance made conditioning and cable ^ North of SAN REMO on Waterfront corner lot, heat & air conditioning, 900. MLS 1375P ~ For vice, linens, air condi- & Anderson, Inc., 135 2 docks. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath, carp-st: & drapes, GE details call IVAN for painting. This love- ceiling heat, garage,; tioning, etc. 395-5220. AlA — Central Air Con- E. Palmetto Pk. Rd., ly home is completely ditioning & many other heated pool, 2 car gar- oven Range & Refrig0 HAACK. . . storm awnings & panels.} Furnished small Apt., 395-1333. age. Beautifully land - Disposal, Sprinkler Sys- Weir Plaza Building furnished! AND has an S.E. exposure pool &~{ features only found in tem, beautifully land - oversized POOL that s also 1 bedroom Apes, PRESTIGE HOME LOT scaped. 391-1835. 855 S; Federal Hwy. patio with pass thru to Nov. & Dec. TV, Maid Sue Oldham Cheney scaped. Excellent loca- Boca Raton:Ph«395-4000 every member of the from kitchen and break- Call Marian for Ap- Royal Palm Yacht & family will love. Quiet No Pets. Country Club'. Choice Realtor tion just reduced to fast room. pointment to see $30,900. 395-5434 for 3/2 PLUS residential neighbor- TIFFANY APTS,, #18 942-9550 100'xl30' Lot on the Golf White Capts Ats. FAMILY ROOM Call for Appointment Phone 395-6420 960 S. AlA, Deerfield appt. hood. 455 NE 15th St. Furn. 4 bedrms., 3 baths Course. Priced well be- This beautiful 3 bed- Boca Raton. PRICE: 431 W. Camino Real low market for quick 399-5500 member MLS MLS BR-1418-P. large Den, Pool & all CAMINO room, 2 bath (plus fam- furn. $20,700, unfurn. • ^-—^ 395-4711 OCEANFROxNJT Beach services included. June sale at only $10,500.03. ROYAL OAK HULLS GARDENS! ily room) home has many $20,500. MLS BR1415P. Fresh water Pool, MLS BV 176G. 2 bedrm,, 2 bath, drapes /%T^\ 399-6711 15th to Sept. 15th. Pre- extras. Central air & •¥ Phones, Linens, Air fer couple. Referencis, included.- Landscaped. This 4 bedroom 3-bath heat, 2 car garage, a •k C.]|__ITCHELL&SONS Cond. Effic. & Lg Apts. AJOTHERWELL required in-Lake Rog- IVM REALTY Save by dealing witti home has family room_, very large irregularlot, * CARtEN "22 S. Federal' Children & Pets wel- ers. 395-7016. owner. 395-2657. Pool, self-cleanings ev- and a 32'x20' screened :; Appraisal & Realty. Inc. come. Low rates now in 757 S. Federal Hwy. ~ 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Pd. Boca Raton, Fla, Completely furnished, 2 Colonial Building Cozy 2 bedroom home. en, includes carpets and Porr.h. This is a tre- Boca Raton 39 9-4440 effect. bedroom, 2 bath, $195. Well & Sprinklers, fen- draperies „ Reed fence men ous buy for a fam- DRIFTING SANDS Boca Raton, Fla. per month. 391-1085. _Phone 395-4044 ced yard with fruit bear- provides privacy. RE- ily b-.-iie. $25,900. MLS GRACIOUS 630 NL AlA ing trees. $16,900. by DUCED for Quick Sale BR1398. Deerfield Beach STILL TALKING - MLS 1338 P - For FURNISHED ABOUT BUILDING A owner. 395-7841 or 943- New 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Homes KENSINGTON APTS. EXECUTIVE 7856. a courteous showing call HOME? LLOYD LIVELY. . . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 2 bedroom, 1 bath, un- APARTMENT Why not talk to us? BOCA SQUARE 3 bed- CARLEN Weir Plaza Building : /Appraisal: & Really; lnt;:v furnished near Intra- 12/2 with Pool & View We've got dozens of va- room, 2 bath, large 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. BOGA SQUARE 855 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton 399-4440 eoastal. includes Carp- of Golf Course. 4 cant residential lots in Pool & Patio, Drapes, Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 Central Heat & Air Conditioning eting, Drapes, Dish months at $200. per prime locations.- carpeting, reverse cy- CAMINO GARDENS Washer, Range, central month. 82-1/2x120' cle air, heat, fenced. GARVY'S AND THE A/C & heat. $155. month FIRST REALTY CORP $2,500. . .MLS BV-147 •$29,900. 395-5983. _ GOT PACHYDERM MEDITTERANEAN From $25,700 ind. Lot includes Water & Gas. IT! PARADISE LOTS AVAILABLE 20 SE 1st Ave. 75x135' 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Pump 1 399-7121. Call anytime 395-8600 $3,500. . .MLS BV-141 Maybe you don't have For those who remem- 76x105x129 Well, Sprinkler sys- ber the fascinating home THE FLORIAH CO, BUILDERS AN ITVENUS 25 F Miscellaneous for Rent any Elephants in your ENTERPRISE $3,300. . .MLS BV-140 tem. City sewer. Ex- in the first model row Store for rent, 21x43. Call us today! cellent location 3 min. family but for a 2 bed- of Cams no Gardens. A 395-4178 EXECUTIVE APTS. $80. Immediate occu- to Beach - $16,500.Call room, 2 bath home in huge 8'x8* all slate en- Oceanfront Boca Mar pancy. 399-5922. 395-2671 or eve. 391- the $21,500. class these try foyer, sunken living WE have the Buyers! Apts. a new High Rise Office & Store for Rent CARLEN 0052. rooms are large — 1 & 2 bedroom Units. Appraisal & Realty, Inc. Nicely furnished, too — room with marble faced Do YOU have the property? Extras plus. Model open in new building. 25x43 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd.. Ideal neighborhood for but ill owner isn't com- fireplace, Huge porch, WATERFRONT also desk space with Boca Raton 399-444Q_ Boca Square. 2 bed- ing back to bask in the separate dining room0 Daily. answer service. room, 2 bath, large liv- Authentic furniture can $45,000 — A three bedroom pool home in the excellent 301 NE 1st Ave. (AlA) 35 C Apis, Motels, Hotels-Sale pretty back yard — walk Lighthouse Point Section. Dock your boat in your own Snow Construction, inc. MOTEL FOR SALE ing room with dining to grammar and high be included in this out- back yard and only ten minutes to inlet. This superb B oca Raton 2174 NE 1st Ave. area. Central heat & air standingly different CHATEAtnELiZABETH Attractive 12 Unit Mo- schools. MLS 1425. home is enhanced by .an 8' diving pool, set amidst Boca Raton tel Apts. In Deerfield cond. Sprinklers, util- EDWARD K. GARVY home, BR 1359. beautiful landscaping. Because there is no ad valorum Beautiful rental Apts. ity rm,, & Patio. 1377 taxes in L H Point, the taxes are only $365. This is furnished or unfurnish- Desk space available in Beach. AlA location. Realtor FIRST REALTY CORP. the current best value in Lighthouse Point. MLS-PR- new office. Answer Ser- Reasonable down pay- SW 9th Ave. 395-0337. 20 SE 1st Ave. 6370WP ed. Pool fully equipt kit- $19,000. Phone 391-0900 anytime Call Anytime 395-8600 chens, dishwasher, dis- vice & Secretary Avail- ment. Owner will carry BATEMAN & CO., REALTORS able. 399-5922. 1st mtg,, at 6%. Priced HOME SALE BOCA , BUILDERS MODEL . "FAMILY HOME pos al,ref rigerator.f rom under $100,000. Exceptionally large 2 7299 So. Ocean Blvd. - Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 $145. per month. Warehouse space & Of- New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with 395-9355 395-9356 399-8284 fice available, 2375 sq. Sue Oldham Cheney bedroom, 2 bath, family large Florida room with 44 SE 14th St. with family room & gar- room, large screened Boca Raton ft. Tel. 399-0243. Realtor age, on sewered lot. built in Book Case.Large 3 blocks south of 25 6 Wanted To Rent 399-5500 Member MLS Fully sodded & land- porch, 1 car garage, au- Utility room, could be- F AU Professor with 12 ATTRACTIVE UNITS tomatic door opener, re- come Den or 4th Bed- Howard Johnson scaped ~ 10% financing verse cycle A/C located WELCOME UNFURNISHED School age children 2 Hotel rooms, 6 effi- available. University room. See this well wishes to rent with op= ciencies, 3-1 bedroom, Construction, day 399- in city of Boca Raton maintained home today, Modern 2 bedroom. 2 near High school. Lot MLS 1384. bath, Apt. Heat 7 air tion to buy, 3/2 furn. 1-2 bedroom apts. all 5989 — eve, 395-2630. Home, central air con- size 80x110 priced at IBM conditioner. 500' to completely furnished on BUILDERS MODEL ditioning, garage, occu- AlA Deerfield. Unob- $19,900. For immediate FURNISHED PERSONNEL Ocean, Private Beach. ONLY $1,900 DOWN sale call 399-1872 or 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH $165. par mo. call Bill pancy July 1st. 391-0560 structed view or Ocean. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen- 391-0660. Well Maintained on 15 NEW HOMES DaCamara. 30 C Business Opportunities Excellent construction. tral heat & air - sprink- BOCA RATON - Beer & Well maintained. Offer- UNDER CONSTRUCTION Landscaped sprinkler- In different stages of construction from im- BONNELL ler system, $18,9-30. in- ed Lot. Good size bed- REALTY, INC. Wine Bar -inbusy area, ed at $90,000, with $25, cluding lot. Large spacious 3 bed- mediate, to 3 Months occupancy. 000 down. Bal. at 6% rooms, help achieve 278-3383 395-9967 afternoon & WRIGHT HOMES, INC. room, 2 bath with king OVER eve. Fed. Hwy. 20 years. size Kitchen, large fam- bright airy atmosphere. """ DELUXE 257 SW 4th St. 5-1/4% Mtg. with 15 year Sue Oldham Cheney Boca Raton 399-7222 ily room & Screened 150 LOTS OWNED INTRACOASTAL Modern BAR - B - QUE Realtor balance. $17,900. un- RENTAL APTS. Restaurant in fast ~ FLORESTA Porch, plus Patio & gar- by Our Company to Choose from 395-5500 Member MLS age. Paved entrance furnished $ 18,400. f ur n- FURNISHED growing VERO BEACH. Large 4 bedrm., 3 bath, ished, MLS 1374. and Many Others 1 block from Boca Raton Seats 70 - main road to 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale Home with family room, foyer with Guest Closet. Will be ready in 30 days. BRANNON REALTY INC. l Hotel & Club, overlook- Beach, Low rent, long Dining, Built in kitchen, REALTOR l h and 5 ACRES ing Royal Palm Yacht & lease, $6,250. Will train 2 car garage & screened Call 399-1872 or 391- SPACIOUS! 0660. 391-2444 391-1984 HOMESITES WITH HOUSE INCLUDED Country Club. if needed. Back injury patio. Convenient to Uni- FROM $40,000 *Seasonal & Yearly forces Sale. Hickory versity, IBM, Schools & SAVEABILITY 2 bedroom 2 bath, car- BEAUTIFULLY IS HAPPINESS BY *Models open daily 10-5 Embers Bar-B-Que, 10 pets & drapries — com- Shops. By owner, 395- LANDSCAPED HOME THE HOUSEFUL! PERSONAL ATTENTION *K75 Spanish River Dr. Royal Palm Blvd. — pletely equipped kitchen 9420. This modern air condi- Large rooms and value from Contractor Himself AT LAST Write or Phone 567- — only minutes to beach LAKE FLORESTA tioned, 2 bedroom home in this 2 bedroom, den CHILDREN WELCOME 4698. and downtown — low Extra large rooms, with large covered East and 3-1/2 bath home BOCA'S LARGEST Brand new! Immediate 30 E Income Properly Sale monthly assessment — makes this 3 bedroom, facing screened porch is (den can easily be used FAMILY HOME BUILDER occupancy. 3 bedrm,, 2 $13,500. BC 72 - For 2 bath home plus fam- located in lovely quiet as third bedroom as it bath apts. Ideal for fam- 20 EXCELLENT details call, JACK ily room perfect for section of Boca Raton has a walk-in closet and ilies. Fully carpeted MEEHAN. . . Square. Owner has taken 4 bedroom, 2 bath on Waterway with Pool..S36,400. UNITS growing family. Home full bath) in Royal Palm 4bedroom,2 bath, in Lake Floresta .1,37,500. rooms. Drapery rods " Weir Plaza Building is located in excellent exquisite care of home Yacht & Country Club only. Range (refrig. op- Downtown location 855 S. Federal Hwy. , Neighborhood — close and grounds. Built in Subdivision — MLS- BR 3 bedroom, 2 bath/Boca Square S24,300. tional). Free laundry. across from City Park Boca Raton: Ph.395-4000, to IBM & FAU. Large electric range, one car 1257. Central air and OTHER MODELS Most convenient loca- with Shuffleboard, etc., garage, refrigerator, Deerfield, excellent screened porch, cen- heat, automatic sprink- FROM $20,500 tion in town. Parochial and easy walking dis- building, direct Ocean- tral air/ht. dishwash- carpeting, draperies, ler system included in & public schools prac- tance to shopping and front, owned land, large er, draperies, built-in sprinkler system and the saveability price of tically at front door. beach. All apartments in Pool, putting green, card range. Assume LOW in- storm shutters are all $47,000. GENERAL # Walk around corner to Tip-Top condition.Easy rooms, 2 bedroom, 2 terest rate$31,500.MLS included. MLS-BR-1347 \PPM.\M-KSSrPPIJKD Jt KC complete shopping cen- to run operation with es- bath, second floor. BR 1398. ter. Move to Boca & tablished clientele. Beautiful view, East, Live, for more inform- Price is right BA 34. South & West exposure. 757 S. Federal Hwy. 757 S. Federal Hwy. ation, 391-1092. FIRST REALTY CORP CARLEN Colonial Building Screened Patio, Realis- ;: Appraisal & Realty. Inc. Colonial Building Call SUfy^lf Days 395-1183 AN ITVENUS 20 SE 1st Ave. Boca Raton, Fla. CONSTRUCTION inc. Nights 399-5922 tically priced, $24,000. 450 E. PalmetfxTPk. Rd. Boca Raton, Fla. Phone 395-4044 • George Snow ENTERPRISE Call Anytime 395-8600 Phone 399-4077. Boca Raton 399-4440 Phone 395-4044

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