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Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper in Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 10 NO. 19 Boca Raton, Fia., January 24, 1965 14 Pages PRICE 'City's Water Supply Linked to Okeechobee' Engineers Toid Use to Double In Decade Boca Raton's water supply is closely linked to the future of Lake Okeechobee and the Cen- tral and Southern Florida Flood Control District, city spokes- men told the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Friday. Attending a public hearing at West Palm Beach, city officials and representatives of Black, Crow and Eidsness, the city's consulting engineers, predicted a doubling of the city's water requirements in the next ten years and another 50 per cent jump in the following ten years. The city's presentation was The bridge adjacent to the Poweriine road right of way on Boca Ra- made at a public hearing called ton West road is being widened to match the wider pavement installed by the Army Engineers to de- recently by the State Road Department. County Commissioner George termine the feasibility of draw- Warren, who branded the old 18-foot bridge "a killer" after the new ing water from Lake Okeecho- - t 24-foot pavement was installed, said the new wood bridge was being bee to raise the water level in built on an emergency basis and would be complete "in a matter of Everglades National Park. days." The county also plans to widen the section of the road from Submitted over the signature for the ribbon-cutting ceremonies were, from left, the Seaboard Airline Railroad tracks west to join the new pavement of Emmette P. Waite Jr., re- 1 Mayor Harold Maull, Jack Myers, vice president and county crews last week began surveying the right of way. siding engineer here forBC&E, the city's presentation pointed "On Parade of the South Palm Beach County Homebuilders out that the city's raw water Assn., and Tom Meredith of the Keating firm. supply wells draw from the The Parade of Homes — first ever held in Boca Model homes in the Parade will be on display aquifer under the El Rio Ca- Raton — opened Saturday on a site in Boca Raton to the public for the next several nal. Square donated by Keating of Florida . On hand weeks, (See Real Estate, Page 8) FAU Dean Calls Concern "This canal," the city said, "extends the entire length p,f,v Boca Raton and is fed at we north by the C-15 canal and at From Jaycees' Annual Forynt Over Charter Unfounded' the south by the Hillsboro Ca- nal. It is therefore essential {See Editorial, Page 4) that this source of fresh water be available to recharge the Concern over the authority aquifer and restrict infiltration Campaign to Get Shot in Arm of the city manager in the new of salt water into the well field.'' charter was declared "un- "The source of water supply The race for City Commis- tary School. Committee for Better Govern- founded" by Dr. John W. Sulli- sion, completely overshadowed While individual candidates ment. These three — Incumbent for the city of Boca Raton comes have been working, the charter van, dean of the College of in total from ground water. This by the charter referendum, gets Sidney Brodhead, Edward Guth- Business of Florida Atlantic a shot in the arm Thursday referendum has been taking the rie and Donald Montgomery — ground water is being obtained headlines. University. through wells ranging in depth night when the Jaycees present are earnestly backing the pass- Speaking to a group of the their annual Political Forum. Commission hopefuls have age of the proposed charter. from 110 feet located on North- divided into three main camps: city's civil service employees, west 2nd avenue and Northwest All eight, candidates have Three more seekers for pub- the dean pointed out that al- been invited to attend the meet- Joe DeLong and Arthur Mi- lic office are running indepen- 5th avenue . . . Under the city's randi, both incumbents, are though the city manager is given missioner and vice-mayor, present expansion program, 10 ing at J.C. Mitchell Elemen- dently. Bernard Turner and Rob- more powers under the propos- John Flancher, issued a state- running as a team and have not ert D'Amore have stated publicly ment this week in favor of the new wells have been installed announced their stand on the ed new charter, the city com- on Northwest 5th avenue adja- that they endorse the charter mission "is still the overriding proposed charter, which will Agenda Light proposed charter, though they completely; George Christy has be voted on Feb. 2. cent to the El Rio Canal. These have been repeatedly charged force." new wells will produce 7,000 not stated any public view on Dr. Sullivan predicted that a Flancher was a member of with being against its passage. the document, but has said that the old Charter Vigilance Com- gallons per minute, giving a Three candidates — one in- city manager who was not guid- combined total of 21 million gal- For Workshop the city has "too many restric- ed by the Civil Service Board mittee that beat the charter re- cumbent and two others — are tions.' vision of 1961. lons per day. Monday's City Commission running as a team and are Brodhead and Mirandi are would "probably not last very "Lake Okeechobee can be long." "Times are different now, workshop will be a short, quiet backed by the newly-formed seeking a second two-year though," he said. "We had about considered an important source session, according to the pre- term, DeLong is asking for a The dean criticized the char- of water supply for South Flori- ter for providing that the man- 800 on our committee — this new liminary agenda. fourth. ager can be fired by a 3-2 Charter Vigilance Committee (Continued on page 14) With the election coming up Of the other five, only Mont- majority instead of the present that's fighting the present char- in nine days, little of a contro- New Bank gomery has sought public office 4-1. ter has about eight." versial nature is expected to before. He has been defeated in (Continued on page 14) be discussed. Final plans for the building for bids for the commission and Another former city com- The Weather The commission will pro- the new University National Bank for the post of state represent- ceed with annexation, placing are now being rushed to com- ative. Montgomery owns and Jan. 20-23, 1965 for second reading the intention pletion. The new institution — operates a trucking business. of adding another small sector City's Desired Island Area Hi Lo Rain the third national bank in Boca Christy is operator of the near Hidden Valley Canal. Raton — will be built on the Drive Inn drive-in restaurant Wednesday . 74 39 0 Two appointments will be on Federal Highway. Thursday 78 56 0 discussed, for there will be va- southeast corner of Federal D'Amore is a package-store Friday 79 g2 .19 cancies on the Electrical Exam- Highway and Northeast 40th owner in Delray Beach, but lives Labeled lender Subject' Saturday noon 77 ining Board and the Industrial street. Construction is expected in Boca Raton. Development Commission. to begin sometime in February, Guthrie is a certified public Boca Raton's "island of de- building roads. U.S. Weather Bureau official recordings with completion around June 1. from the cooperative station, Boca Raton. Other action will consist of accountant, now in business for sire" _. the pie-shaped chunk of (Continued on page 14) reports and recommendations. The architect is Robert Roll. himself. land once owned by the notorious Turner is a 36-year resident Al Capone — was labeled, a of the city, and is secretary- "tender subject" by Rep. Don- treasurer of the landscape com- ald Reed Friday at the first pany "which bears his name. public hearing held by the Palm Beach County legislative delegation. Theory and Reality The island, which the city would like to pry away from Deerfield Beach and Broward To Clash Head On County, came up as a subject during a discussion on whether Political theory and political or not the Florida Inland Navi- reality will meet head on in an gation District (FIND) should be all-day regional conference of abolished. the Florida Center for Educa- Lake Lytal, chairman of the tion in Politics, Feb. 6, on the Palm Beach County Commis- campus of Florida Atlantic Uni- sion said that FIND should not sell the island, that it "would (Continued on page 14) make & great park for Florida Atlantic University and state residents." The delegation decided that FIND could probably solve their problems with the present board Arts Page 5 Classified 12-13 members. Editorials 4 In a surprising statement, Real Estate 8 Lytal also proposed new laws Sports "' 11 that would radically change Travel 10 Florida's present system of fi- Women's News 6-7 nancing school programs and 2 Jan, 24, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Hotel to Offer Tours During Fiesta Mrs. Francis Jacinto, Palm Shopping Center, Boca Raton hotel and ison Mizner's dream trie Clarence Geist at a cost of eight million dol- Mrs. Horatio Ebert, by bus driven by John Club will open its doors city dating back to 1925 Rusinyak. One fourth of the lars. Mrs. L. Russell Gear, again for the 1965 Fiesta Mrs. Kendrich Lichty, Ticket chairman is de Boca Raton. sprawling Spanish Hotel guides will be Mrs. Edward Miles, Mrs. Virginia Terry Edward Allen. Ticket The hotel will offer structure is composed sellers' will be Mrs. Ho- of Mizner's Cloister Mrs. William Glover, Masters and Mrs. So- tours from 10 a.m. to 5 Mrs. Thomas Maher, phie Helders. ward Hamilton, Mrs. p.m. Friday, Feb. 26, Inn. Clarence Furman, Rest of the resort Mrs. Edwin Allen, Mrs. Tours will leave the through Sunday, Feb. 28. Lawrence Monberg, Fiesta grounds, Royal Francis Jacinto, Law- Proceeds will go to the area was built by eccen- rence Monberg and Mrs. Fiesta. Edwin Young. Proceeds from the Fiesta will go to a fund for a community hospi- Beauty Salon tal in Boca Raton. Tour guides, under Has New Owner the leadership of Mrs. L. Bert Stephens, will Mr. and Mrs. Augus- present a short history tine Boisseau have pur- of the hotel along with a chased the Park Avenue tour of the 40 year old Beauty Salon in the Am- building. dur Building on Royal What is now the hotel Palm Road. is part of architect Add- Boisseau is a graduate of Robertson's Aca- demy of England Branch Ssr¥i€i Lingua School in Montreal, Canada, and has operated beauty salons since To Meet 1936, including one in Delray Beach and An annual member-, Plattsburg, N.Y. ship business meeting of Debbie-Rand Memo- rial Service League will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 5, in Boca Raton Hotel and Club auditorium. Members will elect ROMAN(CE) four new trustees for a three year term. Annual •reports, including an up-to-date report on 1965 Fiesta de Boca Raton, will be made and •awards given. Meeting will be followed by a Thieves Vote For Market Merienda. Mer- ienda is Spanish for a mid-morning snack. ED Members have been asked to bring a bou- GUTHR1E tique, antique or fan- THE WARWICK—one of the superb new tastique for the Thieves Ancient Spanish tile roofs, parapets and private balconies are distinctive for a Better Boca! Market, a Fiesta booth. features of the Boca Raton Hotel and Club's architecture. on Feb. 2 homes of Camino Gardens— Sun mi Surf Youth Activities BOCA RATON NEWS One standard for all. incorporates a few thousand years of PHONE 395-5121 Published every THURSDAY Code of ethics. ideas about gracious living. T® Go Full Swing Next Month and SUNDAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. by Boca Raton Publishing A watch dog on your ANNUAL WINTER Youth activities pro- meet at University Co. gram at the Sun & Surf Bowl Feb. 6 and a skat- Myron Yelverton fax dollar. The central Atrium, for instance. It's not Bible Conference Beach Club moves into ing party the following Circulation Manager SPONSORED BY high action during Feb- day. Phone 395-5121 a room, exactly. (No roof.) SCHEDULE ruary with a schedule Entered as Second Class chock-full of weekend A Valentine's Day Matter at the Post Office at Sun. Jan. 24 dinner-dance for teens Boca Raton, Florida, Dec. ROBERT B. LANGLEY Nor is it a patio. (No door to the 11 AM Worship Service field-trips and on- 1, 1955. premise parties. is set for the "19th PULL Dr. Ira Lee Eshleman,. Hole" at the club Sun- Subscription Rates outside.) It's a Roman idea— Founder and President. Mrs. Adele Anderson, By carrier in city .. 15# week LEVER Bibletown. youth activities coordi- day, Feb. 14. The week- • , 65^ month nator at the oceanfront end will start with a mo- By mail in U.S. 5 A a very private garden. Indoors. And it 7:30 PM Evening Worship 1 yr.$7.50, 6 mo.$4, 3 mo.$2.50 Dr. Ralph Mitchell. Spe= club, starts the month's vie party at Boca Raton cial Music. program with a bowling Theatre Saturday, was a beautiful enough idea Hon. Jan. 25 8 PM to incorporate into a Camino Gardens Revelation series: "The 24 Elders," Dr. Gerald B. Stanton. home. (Elegant, those Romans.) lues Jan. 26 9:15 AM Bible Hour Leroy Webber, pastor. More recent ideas include modern Long Hill Chapel, Chat= ham, N.J. all-electric kitchens, custom- 10:30 AM Symposium "Archeology and the Bi- ble" Dr. and Mrs. G.-rald cabinetry, huge patios, oversized rooms, B. Stanton. 7:30 PM Conference .central air-conditioning and Olan Hendricks, Home Director, Far Eastern Gospel Crusade, Detroit, heating and the like. But why not just Michigan. Wed. Jan. 27 visit the custom-crafted 9:15 AM Bible Hour Olan Hendricks AUTO homes of Camino Gardens? Take a 10:30 AM Symposium Olan Hendricks, Leroy Webber look at the most brilliant and 7:30 PM Conference Leroy Webber LOANS distinguished residential designs since Thurs. Jan. 28 9:15 AM Bible Hour Leroy Webber Cicero was a senior senator. 10:30 AM Symposium Prompf, "How To Save Money By Estate Planning." Custom-crafted two- and three-bedroom 7:30 PM Conference homes of distinction ... priced from Olan Hendricks Confidential Fri. Jan. 29 $25,500 to $50,000 (slightly higher on 9:15 AM Bible Hour Courteous waterfront). Located in beautiful Olan Hendricks 10:30 Symposium Boca Raton, midway between "The Resurrections and The Judgments," Dr. Service Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. Gerald Stanton. 7:30 PM Conference Leroy Webber Sat. Jan. 30 6 PM Dinner ($2.50) Floresta Dining Room (call 395=2400 for reser= vations) 8 PM Concert "Elijah" oratorio, Univer= sity of Maryland Choir with Orchestra, Fague Springmann, Ray McAfee. Everyone Invited. Come when yon can — Leave FIRST BANK and TRUST in the heart of when you must. Adequate BOCA RATON parking. Bring a friend. Conference Director: COMPANY of Boca Raton Neil Macaulay NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Remember the beauty of Africa, BIBL6TOWN U.S.A.? Camino Gardens occupies 1st AVE. and ROYAL PALM RD. 395-4420 the same gently rolling terrain. N.W. 4th Ave. and N.W. 6th St. BOCA RATON POWDRELL AND ALEXANDER COMMUNITY Telephone 395-3400 Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BOCA RATON HEWS Jan. 24. 1965 3 Bused m kmiemk Records *15 Future Teachers Win FAU Scholarships erdale, James Kutz, week were awarded $200 ture students who un- and Lee counties. chard M. Caron, Delray Fifteen future teach- The awards were the Beach, Harold J. Coun- Fort Lauderdale, Betty ers who made excellent scholarships through derstand the philosophy C. Morris, West Holly- the university's college of education," the stu- first to be made by the ihan, Lake Worth, Wil- records in their first ma D. Douglas, Boynton wood, Elizabeth Ann of education. dents come from Palm college of education trimester at Florida At- from the FAU scholar- Beach, Susannah H. Murray, Pompano Termed by Dean G. Meitirf, Boca Raton, Beach; from Dadecoun- lantic' University this Ballard Simmons "ma- Beach, Broward, Dade, ship fund. A committee of five faculty mem- Mary Bertha Weigand, ty, Rona F. Fleig, North bers, headed by Sam Delray Beach, Shirley Miami Beach, Eileen Baptista, director of S. Zimmer, Lake Worth; Ochandarena, Hialeah; student welfare, cleared from Broward county, from Lee county, Judy the selection of recipi- Najean Sue Brown, A. Hill, North Fort ents. Pompano Beach, Janet Myers, Martha A. Win- "The great teacher S. Fessler, Fort Laud- gate, Fort Myers. shortage can be ade- quately met only by peo- 4% WOMGTCOS STARTING ple like you who can BOCA RATON FRIDAY I communicate with stu- U5*ra£SOM> -PHONE39SI2S1 dents and are equipped by aptitude and training to be an effective force HELD . Last Five in any school situation," OVER Big Days. Gnaw fl/ Dr. Simmons told the CATION assembled recipients. Shows —2-3:55 Lesue The awards were dis- 5:50-7:45-9:35 tributed by Jack G. TATHei Goose' Wells, assistant pro- ,= UN FLEMING'S fessor of education and TrevoRHowarD coordinator of student 'GOI.DFINGER' TECHNICOLOR •_ personnel. TECHNICOLOR' I Students receiving the FREE ART ROCKING CHAIR scholarships were: from PARKING * GALLERY * SMOKING LOGE Palm Beach County, Ri- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY AVAILABLE Dean G. Ballard Simmons, education department, 'Florida Atlantic Univer- sity (left), and Jack G. Wells, assistant professor of education, discuss scholarship terms with Boca Raton recipient Susannah H. Meitin.

Johnson !® Discoss Charter Re-elect If Cltft's Workshop Meeting SIDNEY J. Theodore Johnson Bank and Trust Com- will be guest speaker pany, Boca Raton. B10DHEAD at Roy ale Woman's Following the meet- Club's first department ing, members will meet for a Better Boca! Peanuts workshop meeting with department chair- Thursday, Jan. 28, in men to decide which de- on Feb. 2 2 BEDROOM HOME Community Center. partment they are most THE Meeting will begin at interested in. One standard for all. 2 p.m. Johnson's topic Departments and -wftl be th4|>roposednew chairmen are conserva- Code of ethics. from * 13,900 city charter. tion of natural resour- A watch dog on your 4945 N. W. 5th Avenue (Yamato Road) - Boca Raton, Florida Johnson is a graduate ces, Mrs. Kenneth V. lawyer and accountant of Glentzer; fine arts, Mrs. tax dollar. (between 45th Street and 51st Street) University of Maryland, Chester Burke; home SPONSORED BY MODEL OPEN DAILY and Maryland School of life, Mrs. Albert Eben- Accounting and Finance. roth; education, Mrs. Built-in wardrobes - dresser. • Screened, roofed Patio. He was first president C.L. Lane, international Color coordinated tile Baths - • Utility Room. and charter member of affairs, Mrs. William the Estate Planning Buxton, and public af- Living Room - Dining Room. • Carport. Council of Northeast fairs, Mrs. Albert Zim- Panoramic Kitchen: G. E. • Radiant heat. That's really all that it costs Florida, Jacksonville, mer. and isipast president of • Decorator designed - Quality construction. to have a checking account Bfcate Pl#ning Council Royal Oak Group • Marble sills - tile roof. of St. Petersburg. He is at Boca Raton National. For presently vice president .#" ' INCLUDES OVERSIZE LOT (80'x 115') with City Sewers and trust officer of First Plans Annual Meet Royal Oak Hills Asso- convenience, thrift, and safety, Dr. Andrews Plans ciation will hold an annual membership meet- it's smart to pay by check. Washington Junket ing Friday, Jan. 29, in the Community Center. Florida Atlantic Uni- OTTO YARK Forget bill paying problems Meeting will begin at 7 P.O.Box 808 versity's Dr. Donald p.m. Andrews, professor of Highlight of 1964 ac- ILLTOP Boca Raton, Florida by opening a checking istr^ will be in tivities will be present- ashington, D.C., Fri- ed and new officers and Telephone 395-0865 account, today's biggest day, Jan. 29, to deliver directors will be in- horned an address at a confe- stalled. rence of government ex- bargain in banking. ecutives. Speaking at the Brooklngs Institution, a foundation interested in economic and educational matters, Dr. An- drews will have as his c PERKINS RUG CLEANERS s#3ject #9cial Impli- cations of Scientific ^CARPET AND RUG Progress." CLEANING IN THE Announces fAe Opening of a New Harry R. Seymour, senior staff member, HOME OR AT OUR will introduce Dr. An- PLANT MODERN RUG CLEANING PLANT INSURED STORAGE Serving: ^-REPAIRING BOYNTON DELRAY ALTERATIONS; BOCA RATON ^ CARPET DEERFIELD NSTALLATION BOCA RATON m • BINDING and NATIONAL t»m MUH Vq|e For SERGING i^mmnmnmt^-r— ED ¥ BANK GUTHRiE FURNITURE f- "*=•>>•- for a Better Boca! CLEANING .at- on Feb. 2 To Service You-the Customer-We Have Added to Our Many Services One standard for all. iCode ofethics. A Fully Equipped Rug Cleaning Plant A watch dog on your SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY fax dollar. SPECIAL OFFER GOOD UNTIL FEBRUARY 5th 1965 at CAM1N0 REAL SPONSORED BY art- ON ALL ON ALL RUGS DICK W.F. HEIDGERD CASH and PICKED UP and CARRV DEUVERED- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 390 SE 2nd Ave.,Delray Beach-278-2310-visiTOKs WELCOME Businesslike Approach

Without someone in the driver's seat, there's in Boca Raton because the city charter did not hardly a vehicle made which will go anywhere. clearly set forth specific duties of the city man- And without a map, compass or some other navi- ager in many instances. In some cases, where it gating equipment, the man in the driver's seat assigned duties, it neglected to add the power to will be hard pressed to get anywhere. exercise them. The same analogy applies to the world of bus- Our city's proposed new charter rectifies iness. Any firm which expects to prosper and this situation. It clearly states the duties and grow needs the guiding responsibilities of the city manager and grants hand of a chief operat- the authority to accomplish them. It also clearly ing officer. This offi- draws the line between the policy making powers cer in turn must be of the City Commission and the administrative duties of the city manager. guided by a sure know- ledge of his product, Two phrases from the new charter make the a program for market- point succinctly: ing and distributing it, The city manager "shall be appointed solely and perhaps even ser- on the basis of his executive and administrative vicing it. qualifications." Boca Raton needs "He shall be responsible to the council for someone in the driv- the administration of all city affairs placed in his charge ..." er's seat; it needs a "IT WILL BE A ROUGH LANDING WITHOUT THESE" chief officer who is familiar in detail with the The proposed new charter spells out even marketing and distribution of a nebulous product more specific duties of the manager and also called "expanding city" and how to service it. charges him with the responsibility of picking the department heads who will direct the execu- The Other Side of the Coin Some of the best contemporary thought in the tion of the myriad small tasks necessary to area of municipal government holds that this keep municipal government operating smoothly. person should be the city manager. Like a hired This represents the only efficient and bus- pilot, he does not pick the destination, but guides inesslike way of conducting the affairs of govern- his craft swiftly and efficiently to points chosen ment. To saddle the manager with the responsi- Pretty Close to Home by others. bility for the "administration of all city affairs," In municipal government, the city manager and then strip away authority over his subordi- follows the policy dictates of the city commis- nates, would unduly hinder even the finest man in By John Opel Park. creatures. : sion, which in turns finds its guidelines in the the performance of his job. It's going to be a touchy prob- But it's really not very hos- voice of the voters. This is as it should be: The proposed new charter is a good one and it All of the talk about draining lem and the eventual solution pitable country. It's nojjlace administration is left to the hands of a profes- will bring to Boca Raton the businesslike ap- Lake Okeechobee has brought may be even more elaborate and for the nice folks * who sional administrator; policy making powers re- proach to municipal organization upon which the together some of the strangest far-reaching than anyone now just wanted to come to Florida main the area of the duly elected representatives city's continued growth and prosperity depends. combatants ever to enter the imagines. so ' they could sit on their of the people. Vote for the charter; it's a preamble to prog- public arena. porches and rock in the warm In the past, there has been some confusion ress. On the one hand are bird lov- One thing sure, though, the sunshine. ; er and conservationists, meet- bird watchers have switched ing head on with farmers, to people-watching for the du- To these folks, the whole has- quarelling with industrial plant ration of the controversy. sle probably seems senseless. for what it's worth representatives, and all laced But to others who depend on with a few good swift licks from Probably few of the folks in Florida's God-given resources the engineers who plan munici- Boca Raton have ever ventured to earn a living, it strikes pretty pal water systems. back into that extremely impor- close to home. ^ Command of the Problems tant but desolate country west Besides . . . those folks we The proposals, which would of Boca Raton. It's the domain talked about have by this time A siphon water from the lake, are of fishermen, hunters, guides, discovered that Florida is uo By J.H. Jesse years, the governor, Hayden sioner — Robert I. Honchell has intended to replenish the water air boat buffs, gators, birds, place for porch rocking: few Burns, has never served in the been selected to teach a course supply in Everglades National fish and a lot of other living porches and jillions of bugs. The Palm Beach County leg- legislature, and doesn't have in business law at Florida At- islative delegation made an ex- the "connections" there that lantic University, cellent impression on members previous governors like Mc- This is but another example Unedited of the Kiwanis Club here Tues- Carty, Johns, Collins and Bry- of how the university and com- day. ant had. munity can complement each The five members — Sen. This is a do or die session other. The university's staff Jerry Thomas and Reps. Em- for Gov. Burns. He won't have has been called on several The Vanishing Dailies mett Roberts, Donald Reed, another session, since this is times by segments of the city Louis A. Bafalis, and Joel Daves only a two-year term. He'll have government, and quite a few businessmen in the community — all showed that they had a to produce or he'll be beaten in It is the only arrangement good command of the problems have been guest lecturers at By Oliver B. Jaynes the people against a monopoly 1966. which retains the economic ad- — the Government may be do- of the Sunshine State. Legislators are going to have FAU, but Honchell is the first resident of the city chosen to Forty years ago most cities vantage of- one, ownership but ing more harm than good in the Maybe they don't know about to find some additional taxes, in the United States had two or aims to provide independent long run. The question arises: solutions yet, but the problems too. conduct a course. Both the university and Mr. more newspapers. Almost all- editorial policies. Several oth- Is not a city better off to have they recognize; and this is very Finance experts foresee of any size had independently er large dailies (Nashville, Tul- two newspapers with a single important. $150,000,000 more coming in Honchell are to be congratulat- owned morning and evening ed on the move. sa, Salt Lake) have been operat- ownership and independent edi- This is going to be an exciting the next biennium, but there are dailies. Today it is the excep- ing successfully under exactly torial staffs, than one news- session of the Florida Legisla- already requests for $200,- tion rather than the rule. They tell us this happened the same plan for many years. paper, with one corporate own- ture, this one beginning in April, 000,000, and more to come. The reason: Costs of produc- So one cannot help wonder- er — and no editorial competi- recently in the tall building out w This will be the last of the tion have increased out of pro- ing if — in its effort to protect tion. ' "old time" sessions—thePork Therefore, the Palm Beach at FAU. delegation will be pulled in many portion to prices which news- Choppers must go to the slaugh- A tired man dragged himself papers can charge for advertis- ter block decreed by the U.S. different directions, and mem- out of the front door and slump- bers will have to be well-ining and subscriptions. The re- Supreme Court. While reappor- ed into his car. ' sult has been wholesale consol- tionment itself will not come up formed and plenty astute to ac- "Busy day?", asked another complish their purposes. idations. Cities like Los Ange- until the special session, it will professor, waiting in the car. les, which for 40 years had four We think they can do it. be a factor every time a bill is "Terrible," was the reply. dailies, now has only two. In Ten Years Ago in Boca Raton News thrown into the hopper. "The computer broke down and many cities the morning and For the first time in many Attorney — and City Commis- we had to think." evening dailies, like Phoenix, Twenty-four Boca Raton industries were represented in Flor- Ariz., are owned by the same ida Products Festival which opened in Winfield Park Shopping The Breadwinner's Journal Company. And, like Phoenix Center, North Federal Highway. » also, efforts to start a competi- Local manufacturers displayed items ranging from cemeiiiflpro- tive paper have usually been ducts to hand made jewelry for the first time under one roof. failures. The situation where one Community Methodist Church of Boca Raton announced plans Truthful to a Degree newspaper controls the edi- for a building fund drive to be held in February or early March. torial policies has made a lot Campaign goal was set at $32,000. of people, particularly political groups, very unhappy. They William D. Jackson, D.D.S., opened his dental office at 127 By Donald I. Rogers son-Humphrey campaign, the ply prohibits unions from mak- Boca Raton Rd. Administration has asked Con- feel that both sides of issues ing union membership neces- are not fairly represented. NEW YORK — When vice gress to change section 14(b) of sary to get or to hold a job. president Hubert Humphrey the Taft-Hartley Act. That is a A situation has developed at Four Years Ago • • • • made his audacious statement law which permits any state, Twenty states have adopted the Tucson, Ariz., which will be to members of the Executive whose citizens so vote, to adopt law, in each case only after watched by newspapermen par- City Commissioners adopted an emergency interim ordinance Council of the AFL-CIO at their a "right to work" law. strenuous union opposition. Yet ticularly, and the public gen- prohibiting certain industries from building plants in the M-2 Miami Beach convention, stat- A "right to work" law sim- unions thrive in all 20 states. erally, with a great deal of industrial areas. The ordinance prohibited concrete products, ing that their union ambitions interest. For about 30 years the concrete mixing plants, distilleries, breweries, incinerator were the same as the ambitions morning and evening papers plants, penal institutions, poultry killing and dressing, insecti- of the American government, there have been owned by sep- cides and deodorant plants in the M-2 area. he was being daringly candid, Public Forum arate corporations which em- yet truthful to a degree. To the Editor: used. ployed and controlled their own A supplementary report from Black, Crow and Eidsness, city Mr. Humphrey knew his Having just finished reading, The majority of the criticism editorial staffs and policies. consulting engineering firm, stated that the sewer and water statement would spark editorial "A Message To The Voters of is on sections taken word for The mechanical facilities and program was well underway. reaction (though it was less than Boca Raton" by the Boca Ra- word from the 6th Edition of advertising staffs however, The report revealed that Boca Villas modified contract of expected). For instance, the ton Charter Vigilance Commit- the Model City Charter put out were operated by a separate $235,121 was 40 per cent completed. *' Johnson Administration is not tee of 1965, I am astonished by the National Municipal Lea- corporation in which the two the whole American govern- that good citizens of Boca Raton gue. Now nothing is ever per- papers shared equal ownership. John Clark Jr., vice-chairman of the Youth Committee of ment, and cannot speak for it. would allow themselves to be fect but the 1st Edition of the The arrangement kept residents Task Force '64 reported that 35 persons had agreed to write Moreover, it is sworn to admin- pushed into such a ... mis- Model City Charter dates 1900 of the town well satisfied as ed- letters to legislators and state officials supporting Boca Raton ister fairly to all Americans, interpretation. It is obvious that with five revisions to date. The itorial policies of the two were, University. not to one particular group, this is a campaign not against last, the 6th Edition, was print- indeed, quite independent. and it is as immoral for Humph- the proposed New Charter, as ed in the spring of 1964 with 15 Recently, owners of the even- rey to say that what's good for much as it is a fight against the years of research and 2 years ing Citizen bought the morning Boca Raton, Florida Jan. 24, 1965 labor is good for all Americans Council-Manager form of gov- of writing. If it's not perfect Star, and thus put the whole as it was for Charles E.Wilson ernment that will remove the it's not because of lack of ef- operation under one owner. But to say that what's good for Gen- tools "professional" politi- fort. the purchasers took the precau- BOCA RATON NEWS . eral Motors is good for Amer- cians need for survival. Yes, we have a vote. A vote tion, under terms of the sale, ica. Wilson had greater eco- The people making the most to lift Boca Raton out of "gutter to maintain the editorial inde- Published every Thursday and Sunday nomic justification for his ill- noise now are the very same Politics" by approving a Char- pendence of the (Democratic) Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of considered remark. ter written by the greatest au- people we of the Charter Board Star and (Republican) Citizen. the fast-growing Boca Raton area. \ Even as Humphrey made his pleaded with to come to the thorities on Municipal Govern- At that point the Government policy declaration at Miami meeting or write in suggestions ment in the United States or a moved in to prevent the merger J.H. Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley Beach, in Washington the Ad- so we could incorporate their •vote that says you believe the on grounds that it violated both Publisher Editor • Adv. Mgr. people that want to keep their ministration was proposing la- thinking in the New Charter. the Clayton and Sherman anti- MEMBER i bor-sponsored amendments to The City Commissioners that finger in the pie. WAKE UP — trust acts. And, strangely Florida Press Association \ the Taft-Hartley law which to- kicked the most about the old DON'T make the same mistake enough, its suit is based not so National Editorial Association ; tally refute the naive notion that Charter stayed away on pur- again. Don't let name calling much on the recent merger as Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce •, the union bosses' wants are the pose, so they could direct an and political trickery blind your the long-standing arrangement wants of all Americans and their anti-charter fight from behind vote. under which both papers shared Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service^ic. representative government. the scenes. It's a shame so many VOTE YES for the New Char- ownership in the printing plant Subscription Rates: By carrier in city 15$ a week, 65£ a month; Urged by union officers who nice people are taken in only to ter. and employed the same adver- By mail in U.S., payable in advance, 1 year $7.50, 6 months, $4.00, L so lavishly supported the John- find out too late that they were s/ Harry A. Sorenson, D.D.S. tising Stflf. 3 months $2.50. BOCA RATON NEWS Jon. 24, 1965 5 in Three' Program ART GUILD - Exhibition of paintings by 13 prize winners To Be Second in Series from the 1964 Annual Exhibi- tion, through January 25 in the Norton Gallery Theatre aud- tions featured will include Guild building. Watercolors, ience will hear the "Palm Beach "Corcavado (Quiet Night)," oils and other media. Hours 10 Jazz All Stars" as they present "Desifinado" and "The Girl a.m.-to 4 p.m. except Sunday. a varied program Sunday at 81 from Ipanema." Familiar FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNI- p.m., as the second in Art compositions will feature the VERSITY, Library Lobby - Dunklin's "Jazz at Norton" various jazz artists in solo and Artist Takes Group 16 Show through Jan. concert series of this season. ensemble improvisations in a 30. On display during library Bruce Budd Brown will direct style labeled "mainstream hours, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily; the program and serve as mas- jazz" by producer Art Dunklin. 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays and ter of ceremonies. Brown will be heard on sax- Gallery Post noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. Features to be presented in- aphones and clarinet, Guy ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL - clude "Jazz in Three" featur- "Buddy" Hulett Jr. on trumpet Arts and crafts from Afghanis- ing jazz played in three quarter and vibraphone, Bill Regelmann The internationally known tan, through Jan. 30 in the time. Selections in this segment Jr. on piano, Michael Starita on painter, Jimmy Ernst, will ar- school library. Paintings by include "Gravy Waltz," a Steve drums, Ed Cunningham on bass, rive in West Palm Beach Mon- faculty members and parents Allen composition, and "Blue- Paul Chafin on reed instru- day to be the first artist in res- of students, in the school Com- sette." A segment titled "Jazz ments as "The Palm Beach Jazz idence at the Norton Gallery and mons room. Hours are 8:30 a.m. in Five" will feature the intri- All Stars." School of Art, to 1 p.m.; 2 to 5 p.m., and 7:15 cate drum work of Michael Sta- E.R. Hunter, director of the to 9 p.m. weekdays; Saturdays rita in the Dave Brubeck modern gallery, announced that Ernst's from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. jazz work "Take Five." Playhouse stay here through the month of NORTON GALLERY, West The current jazz craze popu- February is being financed by Palm Beach — 12th annual show larized by Stan Getz utilizing the the Ford Foundation through the of the Artist's Guild of the Palm Spanish native music of South Plans Show American Federation of Arts. Beach Art Institute, through America as it is fused with Ernst will be available for Feb. 7. Hours are 10 a.m. to American jazz will be present- Rehearsals for the February student consultations and guest 5 p.m. daily; 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. ed in a segment titled "Bosa show at the Delray Beach Play- instruction at the Norton School. Sunday; closed Mondays. Nova and All That Jazz." Selec- house are in full swing. An exhibit of Ernst paintings is being arranged for the Norton "Little Mary Sunshine" is a Gallery, and a seminar evening Artists Will Join for Joint musical comedy which spoofs will be scheduled in the Norton the sentimental musicals so Theatre for gallery members, popular in the 1930's. students, and guests. Concert at Norton Theatre Fran Allerton, Delray's well- known lyric soprano who has Ernst paintings are in major Mary Spalding Sevitzky, nion, can make her instrument, been a featured soloist with collections around the world in- harpist, will appear with bar- limited in dynamic and color Fred Waring and His Pennsyl- cluding in this country. The itone Edward Palmer in a joint ranges,, worthy of a place in vanians and with Palm Beach Whitney Museum of American concert in the Norton Gallery solo concerts. It is artistry that Musicarnival, will be seen in the Art, Virginia Museum of Fine Theatre, Tuesday, Jan. 26, at brings this about, for Miss title role of Little Mary. Arts, The Museum of Modern 8:30 p.m, Spalding is an excellent musi- Other leading roles, accord- Art in New York, Walker Art cian." Mrs. Sevitzky is first harpist ing to Fred Allen, managing Center in Minneapolis, Bran- Baritone Edward Palmer, deis University Collection, The with the University of Miami director of the Playhouse, will Symphony Orchestra whose who will appear on tfie program be taken by Joseph Lewis, Mitch Corcoran Gallery in Washing- with Mrs. Sevitzky, has toured ton, D.C., The University of conductor is her husband, Dr. Joannes, Bill McMillan, Lora Fabien Sevitzky,, Mrs. Sevitzky with the Robert Shaw Chorale Wuebbenhorst, Betty Anderson, Michigan Museum of Art, and and has sung with the Festival The Art Institute of Chicago. has held the same position with Robert Sinclair, and Ernest Orchestra Chorus in New York Simon. Ernst was born in Buehl, the Indianapolis Symphony and the Atlanta Symphony, She has at Carnegie Hall and Philhar- Don Ammon, associate direc- near Cologne, Germany, the son monic Hall. He is well known tor of the Playhouse, is direct- of the great Surrealist artist appeared in solo recitals on stage, television, and radio. in this area for his Palmer ing the cast. Max Ernst and Louise Strauss Singers, and his performances Ernst, art critic and journalist. The Indianapolis News said of in "La Boheme" as Mercello, "Little Mary Sunshine" will At the age of 18 he settled in her playing, "Miss Spalding . . and as Dapertutto in "Tales of open on Tuesday evening, Feb. New York and at 20 he decided is one harpist who, in our opi- Hoffman" with the Civic Opera. 2, for a week's run. to become a painter. To quote Ernst: "Artists and poets are the raw nerve-ends of humanity; they are small in number and their contribution is not immediately decisive in Stuart Davis' "Design for New York Mural" 1932 is now in the fa- " every day life. By themselves mous Norton Collection. Director E.R. Hunter has just completed ne- they may not be able to save life gotiations for this first major purchase since "I Never Dared To on this planet, but without them Dream" by Ben Shahn was bought in January 1962. The Davis and there would be very little left Shahn pictures are both in Gallery 6 of the Norton Gallery and School worth saving." of Art. Little Theatre Plans Productions Workshop Shows Planned Wednesday presents its Home Value of the Week The curtain rises Wednesday ida Atlantic University. trip from Newark to Camden. at 8:15 p.m. on the Little Thea- "Since we were just starting In typical Wilder fashion, the QUALITY BUILT BY tre of Boca Raton. out, we naturally had no funds. play leaves a lot to the players Scene of the inaugural offer- Therefore we had to find pro- and the imagination of the audi- ings will be the auditorium of ductions we could perform at ence, making it a challenging the Boca Raton Hotel. a minimum cost. production for both. KEITH CONSTRUCTION CO. Two shows, "The Happy "Then too, the workshop The play features Mrs. Ron- Journey," and "The Bald So- gives us an opportunity to see nie Rushmeier as "Ma," Roger prano" will launch the Little what kind of talent we have in Hofheins as "Arthur," Debbie Theatre in Boca Raton. the Little Theatre. The players, Nordman as "Caroline," S.E. The two shows are workshop directors and technical assis- Munyer as "Elmer," Marilyn productions and not open to the tants are all members of the Munyer as the "Stage Mana- general public. The audience Little Theatre group. ger," and Pauletta Brooks as will be members and patrons of "The workshop not only gives "Beulah." the Little Theatre and invited us a chance to let more par- Euene Ionesco's "Bald So- guests. There will be no ad- ticipants take part, it gives us prano" is under the direction mission charge for the opening an honest look at ourselves be- of Lynne Cherry, with assis- productions. fore we get going. tance by Sue Mansfield. Joe Conaway, president of Ernie Prevatte directs The cast includes Florence the Little Theatre, explains the Thornton Wilder's production Rapolt as "Mrs. Smith," J.E. workshop productions were of the "Happy Journey," with Owens as "Mr. Smith," Sheila scheduled for numerous rea- Jane Powers serving as assis- Sheffield as the "Maid," Fran- sons. tant to the director. cis Ulrich as "Mrs. Martin," "To begin with, there was a The "Happy Journey" is a Charles Hutchinson as "Mr. financial consideration," says production without sets that fol- Martin," and Don Litwyn as the Conaway, an instructor at Flor- lows a New Jersey family's "Fire Chief."

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Frances Ulrich, Don Li twin Charles tre. The curtain goes up on the invitation-only Hutchinson are among the players in "The production in the Boca Raton Hotel Auditorium Bald Sorpano," one of two workshop produc- at 8; 15 p.m. Wednesday. ENTRANCE ON WEST PALMETTO PARK RD., BOCA RATON tions scheduled by the Boca Raton Little Thea- Mary's Always a Step Ahead Of Girls at Marymount College "College students "The sisters at Marymount arranged for BOCA RATON NEWS Pago 6 should be members of Jan. 24, 1965 the faculty before be- a tennis court to be put coming students," in on campus. It ought laughed Mary Stuart to be ready within the Around the Town Pattoh, social and ath- next few weeks, so I'll letic directress at be able to teach the girls Marymount College. how to play tennis," Mary has the job of Mary said. a lifetime . . . She's the However, Mary's du- Neighbors Mark Joint Birthday one who arranges for ties don't include teach- Marymount girls to take ing. By Sandy Wesley politan Opera Company. Jerry Kirby. 1123 Camino Real. trips to Nassau, get tic- As social directress She sang for guests The Fletchers hope kets for plays in Miami Mary arranges for the A double birthday was Mrs. George Montgom- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph to return soon to find a and manage a few ath- girls to take trips to celebrated for the fif- ery, Mrs. Paul Engle, Fletcher have returned home in Boca Raton. letic lessons between Nassau and Jamaica. teenth year in the Es- Mrs. Roland Botts, Mrs. to their home in Syra- heavier classes. "We went to Nassau tates section last week. William Seyler, Mrs. cuse, N.Y., after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mary, a 1964 gradu- during Thanksgiving A birthday party was Charles Kuster, Mrs. ing two weeks with Mrs. M. Everett, 343 N.W.ate of Marymount Col- holiday," she said. held by Mr. and Mrs. Loris Williams, Mrs. Fletcher's sister and 13th St., observed lege, Tarrytown, N.Y., They'll go again during •Jared Cones and the William Ohlrich, Mrs. brother-in-law, Mr. and their 61st wedding anni- enjoys living in the the semester break, and Jack Pykes, next door Joseph Abraham, Mrs. Mrs. William F. Brand, versary Jan. 19. dorms at the Boca Ra- they'll go to Jamaica neighbors, for Elizabeth ton college, and says she during the ten day Eas- Cone and Jack Pyke, has fun with the sisters ter vacation. The Ja- whose birthdays fall on and faculty members. maica cruise will in- Jan. 20. "The sisters are just clude stops at Kings- The party began with great — they're marve- ton, Mont ego Bay and Mary at her typewriter. cocktails at the Pykes' Ochos Rios. lous." "I lived with a Co- home and ended with The students? "I'm She also arranges to dinner at Pal's Cap- lombian family," she always one step ahead either chaperone or said, "and studied Span- tain's Table. Among the of them because I'm just have chaperones for Vote For m guests at the joint cel- ish for three weeks in an out of college myself and the girls. intensive language study ebration were Miss I know what I did as a She'll arrange for the Mary Jamison, Mrs. program." She spent DON student," she said. girls to attend plays in the remaining two Martha Steinbaugh, Mr. "They can't pull the Miami and Palnr Beach; and Mrs. Max Hutkin, months on work projects MONTGOMERY wool over my eyes," see Peter, . Paul and throughout the city. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy she laughed. "It's a Mary, Louis Armstrong, Johnson and Kay shame a girl can't be a and she'll secure tickets As a result of this, for a Better Boca! Schultz, cousin and faculty member before for "anything big in Mary has begun work- houseguest of theCones0 she's a student," she Miami." ing on a project for the on Feb. 2 added, thinking of the The girls may go to girls whereby they can Guest of honor at a time she was a student. Miami by bus, car, as a help the migrant work- tea Tuesday given by "The girls will pull group or alone. ers here. Mrs. Tracy Storms, Bo- the same stunts I pull- Mary said she'll come "The only way we ca Raton Square, was ed," said said. "Like back next year to teach, can do it without being her granddaughter, I'll put a note on the but she's got the travel- professional social Ann Mary Mather, bulletin board asking ing bug. "Ever since I workers is through the Wayne, N.J. • one of the girls to see went to. Europe with a Girl Scouts," she said. Miss Mather is a me. I'll wait and she girl friend during my ju- "So the girls have been member of New Jersey won't show up." nior year at Marymount, taking Girl Scout train- Philharmonic 'Society, She admits that at I've wanted to travel," ing." Montclair Operetta first she would be a lit- she said. Twenty-five girls Club, and Wayne Con- tle disturbed over it, This summer she's have qualified as Girl temporary Choir and but then she realized thinking about either be- Scout leaders and will has performed as solo- that she had pulled the ing a tour guide with a soon be working with the One standard for all. ist in many clubs in both stunt a few times her- group called "Experi- migrant workers. New Jersey and New "The students will Mrs. David O'Connell (left), Mrs. Florence Caulfield and Mrs. Mary E. self as a student. ment in International Code of ethics. York. She is currently All in all, she readi- Living" — she'd like to benefit from it," she studying voice with Fe- Steele discuss awards to be given at a luncheon and fashion shotf sponsored said, "and it's an inte- A watch dog on your lix Knight of the Metro- by St. Joan of Arc Guild. ly admits to liking the be a guide in the Orient girls at Marymount and — study at Univer- resting project." tax dollar. Mary has arranged getting along "just sity of Madrid in Spain, SPONSORED BY grand" with them. or teach English at Uni- for a Mardi-Gras Col- Guild Sets Mary's duties as so- versity of Bogota, Co- lege weekend with boys cial and athletic direc- lombia. from St. Leo's in Dade Luncheon tress are many and va- Last summer she City. ried..^ spent three months in She's expecting some- St. Joan of Arc Guild's As athletic directress Colombia on an inter- thing like 220 to 225 boys annual St. Valentine's she arranges for the cultural exchange pro- to attend. Day luncheon and fash- girls to take swimming gram. She studied at a Also coming up Feb. ion show will be held lessons at Boca Raton Jesuit university in Bo- 20 and 21 is parents Thursday, Feb. 11 in Hotel and Club Cabana gota called Jazierana week-end, the first such Patio Royale, Boca Ra- Club, riding lessons at University. event at Marymount. ton Hotel and Club. Woodfield Hunt Club, Fashions will be from bowling lessons at Uni- a collection by local versity Bowl and golf merchants arranged by lessons at University Barbara Ransdell. Park. Chairman is Mrs. Eu- gene F. Holthaus. Reservations may be Churchmen made through Mrs. John •P. Brown, 395-1157. Will Meet Tickets may also be obtained at the This 'N Members of Church- That Thrift Shop, 170 men's Fellowship Unit- Boca Raton Rd. ed Church, will hold a PARK AVENUE monthly dinner program On any wintry day 20- Monday, Jan. 25. million people in the The dinner, will be United States are suf- held at 6:30 p.m. in fering from a cold, the Town House Restaurant. Making decorations for St. Gregory's Episcopal Church worn en's fourth an- American Medical As- nual luncheon and fashion show are (left) Mrs. Sarah Miller Leapline and sociation estimates. Use the Classifieds Mrs. Elmer Livaudais. Come On In and See What Churchwomen To Hold The Stock Market Is Doing Annual Luncheon We have taken more space in the Arvida Building to better A fourth annual fas- event will go to a fund will be awards chair- hion show and luncheon to support community man, Mrs. Vincent serve our clients. will be held Wednesday welfare, Cuban relief, Mueller, assisted by 103 Royal Pa!m Rd.- Amdur Bldg. Feb. 10, by St. Greg- Florida migrant work- Mrs. Carl Benning will ory's Episcopal Church- ers, and missions here take care of tickets. It's all very pleasant and quiet, women. The luncheon and abroad, including Other chairmen are and if you want quotations or MR. and MRS. AUGUSTINE BOISSEAU will be held in Pal's world relief. Mrs. Harvey Copp, hos- Captain's Table, Deer- Chairman will be tess, and Mrs. Elmer investment advice, there are NEW OWNERS field Beach. Mrs. Herbert M. Fitz- Livaudais, decorations. Mr. Boisseaa graduated from Robertson's Academy of England Branch Fashions will be a gerald, assisted by Mrs. experienced and courteous account School at Montreal in 1932, and has owned and operated beauty salons commentated formal Bernard Turner and Tickets may be ob- executives to give you every since 1936. He has studied for the last 5 summers with M. Francis of showing. Mrs. Harold Reid. tained through the Montreal. The Boisseaus now reside in Royal Oak Hills, Boca Raton, Proceeds from the Mrs. Howard Cordell church office. • possible assistance. and previously lived in New York. Mr. Boisseau specializes in corrective coloring, permanents and hair styling. A vote for TURNER is a turn for the better/ Come on in and view share prices on the Lectroscan -you'll THERE ARE NOW 3 OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU enjoy it ! JOY WILLIAMS CHARLES HUTCHINSON Graduated American Beauty Culture Graduate of Broward School of Beauty Academy, worked for 3 years as a hair Culture and has been awarded medals in BERNARD E. [ stylist in Chicago, Joy specializes in several beauty culture competitions. If you want to know the latest reverse tipping and has been with Park Charles has been with Bark Avenue INDEPENDENT Avenue Beauty for some time. Beauty for 2 years. He is an active CANDIDATE reported sale - or what the bid member of Boca K3 ton's Little Theatre. TURNER and ask quotation is - or the AND INTRODUCING LOUISE JOHNSON Formerly of Audry's House of Beauty in West Paltn Beach, Louise studied with Alice Mel- volume on any listed stock - just ton, one of the nation's foremost stylists. She specializes in creative fashion and frosting. • PROVEN CIVIC contest winner. • BOCA RATON pick up the phone and call us. RESIDENT SINCE 193d RESPONSIBILITY

CARTER, WALKER § Co.Jnc. for phone 'The Heritage of Tomorrow is the Responsibility of Today," MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE appointment 395-7575 "Adoption of the proposed Charter ARVIDA BUILDING BOCA RATON is the foundation of a Greater Boca Raton." PHONE 395-7300 d. Pol. Adv. BOCA RATON NEWS Jan. 24, 1965 7 Ball Ticket Sales Heavy Ticket requests for Debbie-Rand Founda- Walter Ritter, Mr. and for the Ball Commit- made for seating, and the 1965 Valentine Polo tion, . Inc. to support the Mrs. Jack Guy, Mrs. tees, at which time final there will be a final ac- Ball are extremely Boca Raton Community Amalie Baruch Banks, arrangements will be counting for tickets. heavy. Two-thirds of the Hospital. Meyer Davis Mr. and Mrs. Eskild available 'tickets have and his orchestra will Bondesen, Mr. and Mrs. been sold for the third be making their third Jack Cox, Mr. and Mrs. annual Ball to be held on appearance to play for B.C. Gould, Mr. and Feb. 13 in the Boca Ra- the benefit. Mrs. Milton Weir, Mr. ton Hotel and Club. Anyone wishing to be- and Mrs. Brouwer Mc- The host and hostess come a Patron or Don- Intyre, Dr. and Mrs. committee and ticket or may contact Mr. or Walter Grennell, Mr. committee are coordi- Mrs. Prosser, Deerfield and Mrs. Don Young, nating their efforts to Beach, 399-1231, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank facilitate the handling of ticket requests may be Zeller, Mr. and Mrs. the ticket demands and directed to Mrs. Archer Aleon Dietch, Mrs. Ben seating arrangements. Jr., 395-3992 or Mrs. Stauffer. Mr. and Mrs. William Matlack, 395-3850. Mr. and Mrs. Matlack Archer Jr., ticket Hosts and hostesses and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- chairmen, have distri- to date are Mr. and Mrs. cher Jr. will co-host a buted tickets to Mr. and James Fuller, Mr. and coffee at 10 a.m. Thurs- Mrs. Brooke Matlack, Mrs. Walter Dahm, Mr day, Feb. 4, in the Boca host and hostess chair- and Mrs. William Ar- Raton Hotel and Club men and their commit- cher Jr., Mr. and/Mrs. tee. William Archer Sr., Mr. "If enthusiasm for and Mrs. C.P. Prosser, Engagement this Valentine Polo Ball Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. could support the Boca Drummond, Mr. and Announced Raton Community, it Mrs. Harry Thernell, would be well support- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Eva L. Tucker Mrs. Ted WithaJl (left) and Mrs. Robert Matlack discuss plans for crowning ed," report Mr. and Rice, Mr. and Mrs. L.- and Patrick D. Galvin, the 1965 Fiesta de Boca Raton Queen. Mrs. Matlack designed the crown, Mrs. C.P. "Jim"Pros- Bert Stephens, Mr. and both of Boca Raton, have cape and sceptre for the queen. ser, general Ball chair- Mrs. David Lake, Dr. announced their engage- men. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. Arvid Peter- ment. liam Talbott are co- son, Mrs. Arlein Wal- Mrs. Tucker, for- chairmen, and United ker Hirsh, Dr. and Mrs. merly of Louisville, Queen Candidates to States Polo Assn. Edmund Colton, Mr. and Ky., has lived in Boca Chairman, George Mrs, Myron Walker, Raton for a year. Gal- Sherman Jr. and Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs, Wilson vin, president of J. Sherman of New York C ole, Mr. and Mrs. Tho- Stuart Robertson, Inc., Man Flower Booths City and Gulf stream, mas Fleming Jr., Mr. is originally from De- Mrs. Roy Bickerton tries out an imported rattan Fla., are honorary, and Mrs. Robert Mat- troit, Mich. He has liv- wear- during the Fiesta. uancuaates also will ed in Florida for 15 hanging basket chair, one of the awards to be Activities for 1965 be present at the Valen- chairmen. lack, and A.D. B eve- Fiesta de Boca Raton Girls will be given a ridge. years. given at an annual Fiesta of Flowers and Fash- tine Polo Ball Saturday, "There has also been ions luncheon, sponsored by Boca Raton Gar- queen candidates will free hand in deciding, Feb. 13, and the surf- The couple has plan- begin with a get-toget- what to wear. excellent early response Other hosts and hos- ned a March 17 wedding. den Club. The luncheon, "Florida Holidays," ing exhibition Sunday, to our Patrons and Don- tesses are Mr. and Mrs. will be held Thursday, Jan. 28, in Patio Royale, her at the home of Mrs. Feb. 14. Robert Matlack, Sunday, ors invitations," said Art Shuman, Mr. and Boca Raton Hotel and Club. Event will begin Jan. 31. During the Fiesta Mr. and Mrs. Prosser. Mrs. James Caldwell, San Francisco burned with a cocktail hour at noon followed by lunch Purpose of the meet- queen candidates will Patrons giving from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice down four times between at 1 p.m. ing with Mrs. Matlack man fruit and vegetable $100 to $500 and Donors Clausen, Mr. and Mrs. 1849 and 1851. will be to discuss cos- market and flower contributing over $500 tumes the girls will booth. will be listed in the Val- Queen will be crown-.. entine Polo Ball. Pro- ed Saturday, Feb. 27.> gram. . Feb. 6 is the Library Sets Meeting will be held This year's Queen will deadline for listing. at 1 p.m. receive a Fiesta Crest Reservations are Book Review The get-together will charm. All queen candi- limited to fhe $50 per plunge girls into a month dates will receive a one plate formal dinner The book review at of activities. day charm course. dance sponsored by the the Boca Raton Library However, Mrs. Nich- Jan. 27, at 10:30 a.m., olas Bishop, queen can- will be given by Mrs. didate chairman, said Ralph B. Kling. activities will be ar- AAUW Members to nolo Mrs. Kling, a gradu- ranged around the girls ate of the University of school schedule. "All Luncheon and Meeting Pittsburgh, and a mem- candidates will not have priced far less tltaxt ym £ ber of the American As- to attend all Fiesta Legislative mat ters will introduce speak- sociation of University events," Mrs. Bishop will occupy members of ers and their topics. Women, has a well es- said. Schedules will be Boca Raton Branch, They are Mrs. Rusley tablished background in arranged so girls can American Association of C. Meeker, Higher Ed- book reviewing in Chi- attend Fiesta events University Women at a ucation Facilities Bill; cago, Baltimore and without neglecting their luncheon meeting Tues- Mrs. Kenneth Robinson, Indianapolis. She has school work or other day, Jan. 26, in Sun and Economic Opportunities been a resident of Boca activities. Surf Club. Act; Mrs. G.E.Freundt, Raton for the past two Summaries of the Civil Rights legislation"; Activities will in- Mrs. Raymond Pascoe, years and will review clude participation in most important provi- "The Keepers of the this year's yachtacade sions of major legisla- Foreign Assistance Act, House" by Shirley Anne Sunday, Feb. 21. Girls tion enacted by the last and Mrs. John Hindes, ;< Grau. will attend a yachts- Congress of the Na- Library Services Act. .. v \ CAREFULLY MATCHED • The Boca Raton Li- men party following the tional AAUW will be giv- Mrs. G. Ballard Sim- .' STEREO COMPONENTS RSCLU0E: brary is located at 200 yachtacade in Boca Ra- en by five members. mons, president, will N.W. 2nd Ave. ton Hotel and Club. Mrs. Helen Hartley preside. Elect

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For a limited time custom-arranged combinations of apartments affording spacious dwelling units will be available at prices ranging upwards to $125,000. Afubuliiffc® Jftci&ic GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHENS :, 4433 S. Federal Boca Raton, Open Fridays Till 9:P.M. See Arvida or your Broker 1 395-1800 ARVIDA REALTY SALES, INC. \ j "OUR COMPETENT SERVICE DEPARTMENT PROTECTS YOUR INVESTMENT I 998 South Federal Highway, Boca Raton, Florida • Phone 395-5330 or 395-2000 8 Jan. 24, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Officials, Dignitaries Open Parade of Homes WS Notes Ten Models on Display Camino Square Shopping Center is being rushed to completion for a predicted February open- At Boca Raton Square Site ing. The new home of Kwik Chek and Super X Drug Opening in a blaze of Also present was Al- Store is being built as rapidly as any building re- TV cameras and visiting bert Manola, editor of cently in Boca Raton. The roof is on, much of dignitaries, Boca Ra- the National Home the floor work has been started, parking-lot light ton's first Parade of Builders . Association standards are up and the paving contractor is Homes got off to a fly- News, Washington, D.C. going strong. ing start yesterday aft- Ten model homes, ernoon. each designed and built Sears, Roebuck & Co. will open a catalog sales With members of the by a different contrac- office in the Fifth Avenue Shopping Center early county's legislative del- tor, are placed in the in March. Work has begun on refurbishing and egation on hand, head- center of a ten-acre enlarging the corner store formerly occupied by ed by State Senator Jer- tract in Boca Raton Broward Drugs. ry Thomas, Mayor Har- Square. Walgreen5s will open a full-size drug store in ROBERT PROUT C old Maull handled the This is the first time the same shopping center, on the other side of tape cutting ceremon- that the annual Parade Publix from Sears. The Fifth Avenue people say Robert Prout, immediate past president of the quet last weekend in the Cloister Loggia, Boca ies, assisted by Mrs. has been held in Boca that all space in the center will be leased by the South Palm Beach County Chapter of the Home Raton Hotel and Club. With them is Mrs. Glenn J. Parade of Homes (Dottie Raton. It usually is plac- end of March. Guandolo), and Parade ed in the West Palm Builders Association of Palm Beach County, Smithson, wife of the present chapter presi- Chairman H. "Speed" Beach area, and is held Real estate sales are above average as Boca Inc, and his wife attended an association ban- dent. Schroeder. at a later time than mid- Raton moves confidently into the new year. The January. Parade of Homes, as well as models by other Theme of the event is builders, is expected to increase the rate. As ob- \7 Y\ Spice Up "Select Your Florida servers point out, though, it'll be difficult to top Way of Living," 1964's $26,000,000 in permits.

The Inside REALTORS OF BOCA RATON Does your living or dining room look a bit The following F. WOODKOW KEETON, dreary and need a pick- are members of 2950 N. Ocean Boule- up? Well, you don't have the Boca Raton vard, 395-5252. to repaint or redecorate [Board of Real- MACLAREN & ANDER- to secure a new look — I tore. Doing SON, INC., 151 E. Royal business with Palm Road, 395-1333. just useplants in attrac- them you are MILDRED I. MADDOX, tive containers. This is assured the 507N.E. 20fii St., 395- a recommendation from highest type of service 2900. Harry M. Smith of the that can be administered MEDALLION REALTY, Florida Nurserymen in the field of Real Estate Suite C, 131 E. Palmetto and Growers Associa- Practice. Park Rd. 395-2421. tion. J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, ARVIDA REALTY S AL ES, INC., 22 S. Federal Hwy., Plants may be select- Inc., 998 S. Federal Hwy., 395-4711. ed for their color, for 395-2000. MOTHERWELL REALTY, size, and for durability, W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. "The 200" - 3 bedroom, 2% bath model home, one of 10 which opened Saturday in the Parade of Homes. 757 S. Federal Hwy., and there" are so many Federal Hwy., 395-4334. 395-4044. types available that you BEST REAL ESTATE, 36 S.E. 3rd St., 395-0101." THOMAS P. NOLAN, 131 may want to select N.E. 1st Avenue, 395- enough plants that you GRIFFIN WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 3838. can change them occa- 332 E. Palmetto Park F. BYRON PARKS, 151 sionally so you don't get FLOORING CO Rd. N. Ocean Boulevard, CONN C. CURRY, 151 395-3700. tired of the same ones. 'Griffin Has The Floor" E. Royal Palm Rd.; The most fascinating 395-1333 PETRUZZELLI REALTY, thing about plants is that VINYL BRUCE E. DARRELL, INC., 2325 N. Ocean you sometimes find one Realtor, 425 E. Palmetto Boulevard, 395-0822. with interesting shaped CORK Park Rd., 395-1322. J. STUART ROBERTSON WM. DAY, INC., 500 S, INC., 60 S. Faderal Hwy., green foliage more at- 395-4624. tractive for certain lo- RUBBER Federal Hwy., 395-0220. FROSELL REALTY, P.O. RICHARD F. ROSS, 21 cations than flowering S.E. 3rd St. 399-6444. plants — and on the oth- FORMICA Box 1196, 395-0333. er hand, you may prefer H.D. GATES, 234 S. FRED E. TAYLOR, 100 flowering plants in some SANDING Federal Hwy., 395-2733. NE 20th St., P.O. Box ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 862, 395-7059. locations. FINISHING E. Palmetto Park Road, Plants may be grown 395-2244. M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., 855 S. Federal Hwy., indoors if you make sure <*•• of three factors — prop- FREE ESTIMATES ROBERT W. BVGALLS, 395-4000. 118 N. Federal Hwy. Royal Palm Shopping JOHN A. WRIGHT, 5600 er light, good soil, and Plaza. 395- 3130. adequate water. There Delray CR 8-1210 Keys Drive, CR8-2402. are some plants that will The Sunbeam, by Rainbow Homes, Inc., features a stone front, bay window and a solar cell. grow within an area with limited light, but not J too many. It is far bet- Election Set ter to make sure you have adequate light, and Election of officers these new "Gro- will be held at an annual Lamps" being manu- HOME meeting of Boca Raton factured by most of the Square Civic Associa- large firms in the field tion Monday, Jan. 25, are the answer to most in the Community Cen- LOANS! ter. light problems. Meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. Use the Classifieds

m i An early visitor to the Parade of Homes was Henry Bogotin (left), a director of the National Association of Homebuilders, here talking with Jack Velt- man, Jacks Construction Co., and Floyd Freeman, architect and designer. Man ... it doesn't make sense to go out in a rainstorm BUILD * BUY with half of an umbrella. And it HEN A QUESTION OF MORTGAGING doesn't make w sense to spend REFINANCE a lifetime accumu- lating property and then leaving • LOWEST LOCAL RATES ENTERS YOUR MIND-AN ft half insured. CALL US! COMMERCIAL LOANS also AVAILABLE Accounts Insured By An Agency Of The NSTANT ANSWER BY BOCA RAWH OFFICE Federal Government I Boca Raton's ONLY authorized agent for All lines of TRAVELERS INSURANCE RINGING 395-4000 W.P. BEBOUT FIRST FEDERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Delray Beach MORTGAGE COMPANY-sns.Federal 701 N. Fed. Hwy. Ph. 395-4334 601 N. FEDERAL HWY. PHONE 395-2121 INTRAOOASTAL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY waterfront condominium COVERED PARKING * CENTRAL HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING * PRIVATE BALCONIES apartments CHOUSE 629 S.E. 19th Ave. Phone 399-5137 Deerfield Beach's only Waterfront Condominium BOCA RATON NEWS Jan. 24, 1965 9 Gets Green Stamps Deadly In Horns Reynold's ALUMINUM FOIL Deadly chlorine gas, 200-ft. size $1.99 isn't limited to battle- (Coupon expires Wed., Jnn. 27,1965) fields or industry. You can generate it in the home with vinegar T and bleach. And if you want an explosion to IOO ™ « 1OO go with it, you can mix Green Stamps ammonia and bleach. with lfii> coupon snd purdiur »(: But it's dangerous to Any Size Mum (Aerosol do either. Death or seri- DEODORANT ous injury may result. (Coupon expires Wed., Jon. 27, 1965) Dr. George A. Mc- Coy, director of the State Board of Health's Accident Prevention Program, said people have been made ill in Green Stamps Florida and elsewhere Wilh fhis coupon ond purchase of: by careless mixing of Cepacol common household where shopping is a pleasure , MOUTHWASH cleansers and bleaches. 5-oz. size 59c In one instance, 11 per- (Coupon expires Wed., Jan. 27,1963) sons were knocked out in a Gulf Coast grocery when an employe mixed bleach and toilet bowl cleanser. Jffl Green Stamps Ammonia poured into wilh ihis coupon and purchase of: bleach may explode, Dr. American Kosher Franks or Siesta T-oz. extra Bonus Pok •Lf^i.%- INSTANT COFFEE • McCoy said, but bleach C 5-oz. jar 99c ^ into ammonia probably Knockwurst . . . . ib. 69 (Coupon expires Wei, Jan. 27,1965) IP won't. The reasons are (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) because of complicated chemical reactions. Never mix a bleach Swifts Premium Tender Grown/ Shipped,Govt-lnspecrect Fresh Not Frozen with any other cleaning compound or mix a bleach with toilet bowl cleaners, ammonia, lye, rust remover, vinegar Fryer or oven cleaners, he said, adding; "Chlorine gas will result if bleach is added to an acid or acid-pro- BREAST QUARTERS ducing material. This can kill you quickly. And a very irritating gas is formed when bleach is LEG QUARTERS mixed with alkaline materials such as ammonia." lb He said "Labels on all Swift's Premium Smoked such cans or bottles of "Boneless Butt" GIZZARDS - bleaches have clear directions but often peo- Daisies - ple don't bother to read LIVERS Ib. 69 them. The trouble is that Cook Quik Quick Frozen Chopped Breaded many housewives have become so accustomed Veal Steaks . . . to the materials they Seafoods tend to become care- (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Fresh Caught Yellow Tail less. Winter is a worse Swift's Premium time than summer for 3-lb. $4*19 C such accidents because Canned Ham . . . can Snapper ...... ib. 49 houses are closed. It Collossa! should be noted that using bleach with soap or $12"| 9 detergent in the family Shrimp Ib. wash is all right." Thousands of people across the country die Masters Kraft's each year from acciden- 16-oz. ^QC tal poisoning. Board Sour Cream cup 29 10-oz. records show that 128 Grape Jelly . . . . glass 19 persons died in Florida Tasty Pillsbury Peach, Cherry, Apply or Kleenex Lint Free in 1963 from accidental C 50-ct. poisoning. There were Blueberry Turnovers 2 itS!" 89 Dinner Napkins . . size 543 cases of poisoning 23 reported that year caus- Kraft Sliced Ali-Purpose ed by cleaning and polishing agents; 4,985 Brick Cheese P£' Kraft Oil quart 49 cases from all causes. Fine Quality Figures for 1964 are not complete but for the Blue Cheese »>. first six months, there were 329 cases reported caused by cleaning and polishing agents and 3,248 cases from all causes. Aunt Jemima Waffles ...... 3 ?£: SCHOOL MENUS Patio Enchilada C Week starting Jan. 25 Dinners ...... 2 {*£!' 89 J.C. MITCHELL Monday — Ravioli, Morton's Powdered or Spice green beans, bread, cel- $ ery sticks, peanut but- Donuts 3 'JS: 1 ter cookies, milk. Mrs. Paul's Buttered Tuesday — No school. C Wednesday — Meat loaf, tomato and lima Fish Steaks & 39 Mqx\yf It Mouse bean casserole, carrot Gorton's Ocean Perch curls, corn bread, peach halves, milk. Fillets K 39= Thursday — Roast beef, mashed potatoes, COFFEE and gravy, corn, tomato Prices Effective wedges, tea cakes, milk. Friday — Macaroni Mon.-Tues.-Wed. and cheese, green peas, tomato slices, hot rolls, January 25-26-27 cherry square, milk. BOCA RATON SCHOOL Monday — Meat balls and gravy over WHERE 10-02 rice, buttered string beans, carrot sticks, SHOPPING yeast rolls and butter, apple sauce, milk. IS A Tuesday — No school. (limit 1 please with Wednesday — Oven PLEASURE! fried chicken and gravy, % »^. purchases of ;$3 or more) mashed potatoes, peas, dinner rolls and butter, All-Purpose Red School Boy frozen orange juice bar, milk. APPLES Thursday — Ham with boiled beans, broccoli, Sfh kmme Plain sliced tomatoes, corn 4-lb. bread and butter, mixed bag U.S. Hwy 1 and 5th Ave. fruit, milk. 39< BOCA RATON. FLA. Friday — Fish square Florida Grown Fresh Green on bun, buttered corn, cole slaw, jello, milk. CABBAHi PsSm Air® Shopping Center To qualify as an an- 272 S. Federal Hwy. tique, a piece of furniture must be at least DeerfieSd Beach, Fia. 100 years old. On View at State Park State's Underground Wonders Florida's natural wonders lie not only above the ground. Underlying the wood- lands of Florida Cav- erns State Park (just off U.S. 90 on State AND AROUND Road 167 near Marian- na) is a natural and beautiful cave with artistic rock forma- Children Factor tions. It is thought that the limestone escarpments In Trip Planning visible in the park area and in the caves were Dad may lay out the formed from the hard itinerary and Mom may shells of sea animals do the packing, but it's before the era of the ice usually the children who age when all of Florida are the really decisive was covered by the sea. factor in planning the As the animals died family vacation. their shells accumulat- Aside from trips to ed on the sea bottom visit relatives the and hardened into lime- choice of a destination is rock, A close look at the largely governed by walls of the caverns whether the children will disclose the shells will enjoy it. Are there of scallops and other recreational and/or ed- clams. Fort Pickens State Park at Pensacola, Fla., now a tranquil scene, was the ucational facilities for The work of water un- sitepf former conflict in the War Between the States. Floridahas 12 such his- the youngsters? Will the der the ground is the torical areas set aside as landmarks. The state's capital, Tallahassee, re- trip en route be inte- major factor in the mained the only state headquarters east of the Mississippi in Confederate resting and not too tir- creation of caves and hands due to a victorious southern victory at Natural Bridge, south of Talla- ing for the small fry? Bathers enjoy the wide beach at Doctor's Cave in Montego Bay. This is one It goes almost with- the deposits in them. hassee on U.S. Highway 319. of the most famous beaches in the world. Continuous dripping re- out saying that the va- sults in paired deposits cation trip will be made extending down from the and even human beings. minute tours through the War Between the States, by car. Statistics show Maybe You Should Trade First ceiling of the cave and Names have been giv- well-lighted colorful an outfit of Union sol- that 90 per cent of all up from the floor. De- en to the various rooms passages commence diers en route to Pen- American domestic va- posits on the floor, call- depending on how they periodically throughout sacola was resisted by a cation or pleasure tra- ed stalagmites, are us- appear. One looks as the day. The tempera- home guard unit from vel is by automobile. So Planning Trip by Automobile? ually thicker and more though great hams hang ture remains at about 63 Marianna, composed of Mom and Dad, if they If your car is between more than three years last that long. columnar. Those that from the ceiling. In degrees throughout the men too young or too old are smart, will arrange two and three years old, old with more than The fan belt,- wiper hang from the ceiling, another the form and year. to fight in the armies of for the back seat to dis- you are probably won- 30,000 miles on it may blades, brake linings, stalactites, are thin and color of the rock looks The park totals 1,187 the Confederacy. While play some of the charac- dering whether to trade soon require major re- bulbs, hoses, cables, the tapering like an icicle. just like bacon. In the acres in the valley of the the battle was raging, water and fuel pumps women, children and teristics of a well-run it in or keep it. The cur- pairs. The car itself Cave formations are Cathedral Room the Chipola River. Apart schoolroom. rent issue of Discovery probably could last will wear out.. fluted columns resemble from the wonders of the slaves took refuge in the all composed of calcite, For the youngest, magazine, offers some 100,000 miles with a crystalline mineral. a pipe organ and an altar underground caverns caverns." tips on trading in a car. careful maintenance, BOCA RATON NEWS in a setting of intricate are natural rock gar- Guide service for the provide picture books, These crystal surfaces coloring books, crayons, Car owners should but many parts won't reflect the light and con- stalactites. Appropriate dens, protected wildlife, caverns is $1.50 per 10 Jon. 24, 1965 lighting enhances the ef- a nine-hole golf course person, 12 years and a favorite soft doll or consider their car's tribute to the beauty of small toy. Intermedi- mileage, howtheyuseit, the caverns. fect. It one room a (laid out after the de- over; under 12 years, "Moorish Castle" with sign of the famous St. 25 cents; public school ates can play word and whether they want Breakfast * Lunch * Dinner In some places the domes and minarets Andrews Golf Course in groups with teacher, 25 games, mental puzzles, to spend the money for whole ceiling is as beau- rises from the floor. Scotland), cool wood- cents each; group of 25 and set up their own ver- a new car. The third tiful as that of a Vene- bal games and contests year is the best time to LUNCHEON tian palace and in others At one point a "Wa- lands for hiking, picnic or more, 12 years and trade. Before that the terfall" of rock seems areas, camping, fishing, over by reservation, 50 based on the passing it looks like closely countryside. car is still too valuable SPECIALS packed soda straws. to flow gracefully in and a recreation lodge cents per person. to trade; after three milky colors. At an elfin and museum exhibits. Overnight camping Older children and Visitors can see where teens will find keeping years the car's aging 85$ up massive columns have pool, named "Mirror An interesting feature is rates are $1.50 per day, can be costly. Pool," the visitor can the mysterious disap- with hot showers and a trip diary interesting formed or where flow and educational. Cars depreciate about Lou and Opal Riley and sheets have made what see his own reflection pearing river that runs laundry facilities pro- 50 per cent the first two against a backdrop of through the park. vided. Then suggest that looks like delicate or each one write a daily years and then level off Bill Cunningham Welcome You heavy draperies. There stiletto sharp forma- Several times in his- in the seventh year. tions. tory, Florida Caverns - All but 16 states trade diary' of the trip, pasting also are formations re- tax information with the in their notebooks the Americans keep their sembling animals, Silent long after re- a nature-made shelter - cars an average of six ^aqners corded history began, were used as a refuge Federal Government in post cards and bro- birds, fruits, flowers such areas as income, chures acquired along years compared to the Florida Caverns re- from armed forces. A seven years in 1955. TOWN HOUSE mained sealed and void, p'amphlet put out by the sales, gifts, and motor the way, ticket stubs A COMPLETE fuels. from attractions visited, A two year old car SERVICE hidden until accidental- Florida Park Service with less than 25,000 Restaurant & Lounge says, "During Andrew ly discovered near Ma*- miles on it is hardly 395-7454 1701 N. Federal Hwy. 399-6946 AIRLINE rianna by a mining en- Jackson's punitive ex- broken in, while a car STEAMSHIP gineer, Oliver A. Chal- pedition against the In- ifoux, in 1937. dians in 1818, a large TICKETS Now one of the Sun- band escaped from his AND shine State's 26 state soldiers by concealing RESERVATIONS parks, Florida Cav- themselves within the Call 399-3166 erns State Park is be- underground caves. ing visited by increas- "Again, during the *Cruises "Hotels *U-Drives ing numbers of out-of- TRAVEL PLANS, INC. state tourists and Flo- The cycas~circinalis ON A1A-DEERFIELD BEACH ridians. Forty-five is a plant type that developed long before the present day flowering or cone-bearing trees, Airline Tickets iahd is a survivor of the prehistoric mesozoic COMPLETE FOREIGN TRAVEL age. This plant is as un- Hearth and Cruise Service usual to the plant world RESTAURANT as a dinosaur would be DUGAN TRAVEL to the animal kingdom. 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ROAD 1111 North Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton IlilliniitlliilliilllilillllilllllillHIIIlllllilllliillilllllHillflllllillllllllllillill BOCA RATON NEWS W 24, 1965 11 Cats Bow to Terriers In Final Seconds, 47-46 Moore Haven's Paul loss, 47 to 46. the Boca Raton squad as W hidden sank a field Whidden's field goal he pounded the board for goal in the final seconds topped off an evening five field goals and .six by Jim Rifenburg of the game Friday night that saw only one or two buckets at the free throw iSPO&TS EDITOR to give Boca Raton's points separating the line. Bobcats a one-point two cage squads through The evening's work Th e Offside is The Wrong Side each quarter. brought Curry's total Boca Raton got the points for the year up to A very high authority on polo who works within game off in their favor as 189. It gives him a 21 the confines of the News office informed us this Members they ended the first point average per game. week that we had made a mistake. quarter with a one point Henry Mateo, after a We have, of course, always contended we "may lead at 10 to 9. The light week against West not always be right, but we are never wrong." In Semi spread continued Palm Beach JV last Sat- Be that as it may, this authority said the picture through the second stan- urday, came back into in Thursday's issue contained a misleading cap- za with both teams bat-t- his own and scored five tion line. It said "The Offside Neck Shot" and ling for the lead. At field goals, with three showed Del Carroll reaching under the horse's Round the end of the halftime from the line. neck to clobber the ball. University Park gun, one point still sep- For the home team, Whether or not the caption was wrong, in our Country Club Men's As- arated the teams. The Couse was the big gun way of thinking, depends on where you were sociation went into the Bobcats were one-up at of the evening. He was sitting and just how you looked at it. semi-finals of their '65 23-22. credited with nine field Being from the hills of West Virginia, where Championship Tourney Coming back from the goals and six at the free horses were a way of life and not a curiosity, Wednesday- and emerg- halftime rest, the Bob- line. Most of Couse's we know that you mount a horse from the near ed with six winners. cats managed to pick up scoring came in the sec- side. Mainly because that's the side that closest The six will deter- their first substantial ond and fourth quarters. to you. After all, the other side of the animal mine a champion next lead of the evening, but Boca Raton's Bobcats would be the far side. Wednesday morning it was shortlived. will play their third By and large, most people mount a horse from when the group takes to Shooting baskets from game of the season the left side. Thus over the years, this became the the. links for the finale. all corners, Curry, Ma- against St. Andrew's near side of the horse. We knowafew clowns who In first flight comp- teo, King, Villars, and School For Boys next mount from the far side but that is neither here etition, Al Shaffer de- Dodge, dumped in 14 Tuesday. In previous nor there. Anyway, they usually end up being on feated Edgar C. Sharps, points while Moore Ha- meetings of the two their bottom-side. 5 to 4. Ernie Mattice ven had to be content squads, the Bobcats Getting back to last Sunday . . . Del was going defeated Ernie Schwind with only 10. At the have won, 67-59 and 65- toward the south goal. The stands being on the Commodore Trophy Presentation on the last putt, 1-up. three-quarter mark, the 62. west side of the field, fans were looking at the Mrs. Nancy Raymond, with a score of 151, won Royal Palm Yacht and Country This puts Shaffer and visiting Cats were high Friday's loss gave offside of the horse, although actually it was the Club prized Commodore's Trophy. Presenting the trophy to Mrs. Raymond is Mattice up next Wednes- on the Scoreboard at 37- Boca Raton a perfect near side. Del reached from the far side past the Commodore himself, Jack McKibbin. day for first flite 32. record of away games. the bottom side to the near side to hit the ball champion. Paul Whidden, who On the regulation size that was lying on the ground looking toward the Second flite saw had played a respec- floor, they have yet to topside. Nins Goaler Leads Tolsa Team Charles Tapscott de- table, but uninteresting win. The record now And so, all of a sudden, you're talking about feating Edward P.Huis- game through the first stands for over two the topside, which is the uppermost part of a kings, 2 to 1. Arthur three quarters, began to year's duration. boat and has nothing whatsoever to do with polo. Madison won also, but get the range in the final However, when Carroll reached under the 'Chico' Barry Will Debut by default over Sam Hut- stanza. Miller Couse, The box score: horse to hit the ball, he was reaching from our chins. top point maker of the BOBCATS FGFTTP near side to our far side. Thus we wrote it the One of the greatest noon when Harold "Chi- four riders in the nation Ferdinand Sieghardt evening, teamed with the Curry, f 5 6 16 way we saw it, which is the way all good report- polo players of the age co" Barry leads the rated at a nine goal took Norm Gooch Jr., 2 tall rangy forward and Mateo, f 5 3 13 ers should write. will make his '65 debut Tulsa team against handicap, is one of Roy- to 1 in third flite and the two quickly came Hurd, f 10 2 Officials Have Tiger By The Taii at Royal Palm Polo Gulfstream. al Palm fan's favorites, William Gaunitz stayed within tying range. King, f 10 2 Grounds Sunday after- Barry, one of only voted twice for the St. in the running by defeat- Whittling away at the Villars, f 2 0 • 4 The U.S. Department of the Interior found out Andrew's Sportsman- ing William Thompson Bobcat lead, Moore Ha- Riskie, c 2 0 4 Tuesday it has a tiger by the tail. ship Award. The giant, 2 to 1. ven pulled up to only one Trettein, c 0 ' 1 1 At a meeting at West Palm Beach concerning jovial Texan, a mem- point behind with some Jones, g 10 2 the lowering of water levels in Lake Okeechobee ber of an outstanding 30 seconds left on the Dodge, g 10 2 to feed water down to Everglades National Park, polo playing family, has low Putts' clock. It was Whidden's Totals 18 10 46 a "standing-room-only" crowd packed the audi- been a U.S. National layup from about 10 feet MOORE H'VN FG FT TP torium. Open champion five out that did the trick and Whidden, f 4 19 Army engineers and other officials present times since 1954 and a Tourney Held took the Cats to the Bronson, f 0 11 said they were amazed at the turnout and hadn't National 20 Goal Tour- cleaners for the second Couse, c 9 6 24 realized so many people would be interested. Water level in Area Several reports were nament winner twice. By RPYCCGals time in as many outings. White, g 3 0 6 Among those presenting petitions were offi- No. 2 of the Loxahatchee received of good catch- Tulsa Capt. John Ox- Steve Curry continued Pressley, g 2 3 7 cials from cities up and down the east coast, the has dropped about eight es in the Palm Beach ley, just arrived from "Low Putts" was the to be the hottest thing on Totals 18 11 47 Audubon Society, the Isaac Walton League, farm inches, according to area, especially around Oklahoma, will have word Thursday as Roy- industries and others. word received from Art Lake Worth, but no one Barry in the No. 3 al Palm Yacht and Coun- Good arguments for and against the proposal Swanson, manager. could be found who had pivot position with try Club women took to were brought forth and engineers will probably However, it has not hurt caught anything here., Wayne "Broncho" the golf links. St. Andrew's Wins, have to burn a lot of midnight oil to come up with the fishing. Brown at No. 2; his son And Ruth Ward's 29 a solution. Excellent catches of Pal's charter boat, Tom Oxley, an F.A.U. was low enough to take Basically, the situation is a lack of water, not bass from the south side out of Deerf ield was still student at No. 1 and the Class A prize. Not 60-45, In Class A only in the Everglades Park region but everywhere of Hillsboro canal are reporting good catches young Lee Taylor from far behind, tied for sec- St. Andrew's School Andrews 3 0 6 else. Farmers are afraid lowering of water lev- coming in daily. of sailfish this week. Memphis at back. Ox- ond at 31 each were For Boys, playing sev- M.Greene 2 0 4 els will put them out of business. West and north of the George Good and party ley and Taylor, rated at Ruth Kerber and Billie eral notches above its Latimer 3 0 6 At the Everglades Park Audubon Society mem- recreation area, fishing went out last Sunday and three and two goals re- Treanor. head in Class A compe- Farris 0 2 2 bers say birds, animal and plant life will die off, continues to be excel- boated four. They rang- spectively, represent In Class B competi- tition, took Miami Norris 3 2 8 upsetting the natural balance there and thus de- lent. Many limit catch- ed in size from 30 to the up and coming gen- tion, Ruth Stadler had a Springs to the cleaners McGee 3 0 6 stroying the park. es of bass ranging from 50 pounds. eration in polo. 27 for first. A 28 saw Friday night, 60 to 45. Soler 0 1 1 Figures were brought out showing that 792,000 1 and one-half to seven Facing the 18 goal Mary "Dirkes taking sec- Bill Campbell led the Totals 18 : 9 •£5 people visited Everglades National Park in the pounds each are being live shrimp, he fished Tulsa squad at 3 p.m. ond and just two off the attack with a layup buc- year 1964,, made. Both live shiners Boca Raton Lake from Sunday will be a Gulf- leader, Marg Mueller ket seconds after the Another thought advanced by the Institute of and artificial lures are his small boat. On the stream quartet in the had a 29. opening whistle and the Buy Marine Science, University of Miami, is that lack doing well. The Weed- stringer were a four- special match game. Class C was won by Scots never slowed of fresh water running from the Everglades Park wing, Johnson Spoon and pounds-plus bluefish, Field Captain Jules Opal Hoover, who shot down. By the halftime into salt water of the Gulf of Mexico will ruin the Rapala are still rated as four and one-quarter "Tiger" Romfh, at No. 32 putts in making the mark they had accumu- for Servke shrimp industry, one of the largest industries best of the artificials. pound pompano, together 3, will have Pedro Sil- round. She was followed lated a 33-14 lead. in the state. For bluegills and with a lot of smaller vero, five goals, at No. by Leola Fulgham, Syl- Second stringers did Racing Fans All persons having anything to do with the park shellcrackers, anglers snappers, sheepheads 1, Bobby Connors, four via Schildberg, Mary yeoman work through- seems to be against any kind of dikes being built are having to go deep. and ladyfish. goals at No. 2 and Les Keiper and Leatrice out the final frame for ALL TRACKS there through which to channel water. Their argu- Live worms are produc- Armour, four goals, at Eagan, all of whom had St. Andrew's. It was the ment is that water must follow its natural path ing good catches. Cold weather early in back. The Gulfstream 34' s. the only quarter Miami via Turfway Lines in order to be effective. The "Big Bass" con- the week chased anglers team, hustlers all, are Springs was able to out- Art Swanson, manager of Loxahatchee Recrea- test continues at Loxa- off the piers and so far expected to put on a Univ. Park Ladies score the Scots. NON-STOP EXPRESS tion Area, and an avid conservationist, contends hatchee with eight they haven't shown much scrap for the fans. lowering of the lake and subsequent lowering of pounds, eleven ounces inclination toward going The game is spon- See Four-Way Tie SCOTS being tops so far. It was FG FT TP HIALEAH Areas 1, 2 and 3, will turn part of the Glades-di- back. At Deerfield Pier, sored by the St. Cole- Women's Association B. Campbell 5 2 12 rectly west of Boca Raton into a useless muck- caught by John Wilson fishing has been slow man's Woman's Club Colket 0 1 1 NEW BUS SERVICE of Fort Lauderdale. It members of University land. He* says the lowering would channel water and catching not much of Pompano Beach and Park Country Club had J.Campbell 1 2 4 Lv.Tahiti Lounge into canals surrounding the Glades, thus destroy- was taken on a Weed- better. A spokesman St. Elizabeth's Guild of Dick 1 0 2 wing. "stroke play with full 11:40 ing breeding beds for fish. said "they've been Deerfield Beach. handicap" Thursday as R.Campbell 0 0 0 No matter what the outcome, someone is going catching lots of nice fish Fuller 6 1 13 Palm Beach Bert Park came into just offshore the last About one life-insur- play for the day. to suffer. It will be up to the Department of In- Ann Barth, publicity, Jemison 5 2 12 terior, the Army Engineers, Flood Control Dis- the Boca Tackle Shop couple of days, so may- ance policy in three pro- O'Brien 1 2 4 Kennel Club with a nice string offish be they'll be in here vides coverage of $10,- said the gals had an trict and others to come up with a solution most excellent turnout with Woodward 6 0 12 NEW BUS SERVICE helpful to all concerned. early this week. Using soon." 000 or more. Totals 25 10 60 carts waiting to tee off Lv.Tahiti Lounge at times. MIAMI FG FT TP Winners had to be Macy 2 2 6 6:45p.m. content to share honors T.Greene 2 2 6 f opl Palm Pok GmvndsStmtmd as four ladies came in v POMPANG PARK with identical scores. S ALL . NEW BUS SERVICE They all had 74's. SAFES TYPES ; : i Lv.Tahiti Lounge TEAM GULFSTREAM TEAM TULSA Topping the field were •S9 : ;^.:New>.ahd Used Frances Laing, Barbara Spow SECURITY SALES 7:40p.m. POSITION PLAYER HDCP POSITION PLAYER HDCP Refram, Ethel Huis- king and Nora Thorn. Pompdno Beech—942-0793 Information 395-3803 1 Pedro Silver© 5 1 Lee Taylor 2 2 B@bfay Connors . 4 2 Branch® Brown 4 A vote for TURNER is a turn for the better/ 3 Jtitss Roittpf 9 3 Harold Barry 9 BERNARD E. BACK Les Armour 4 BACK Tout Oiley 3 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE CHUKKERS TEAM HDCP 22 CHUKKERS TEAM HDCP 18 TURNER

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 6 7 7 5 • BOCA RATON • PROVEN CIVIC RESIDENT SINCE 1936 RESPONSIBILITY

FINAL SCORE FINAL J5CORE "The Heritage of Tomorrow is the Responsibility of Today."

DATE. .BENEFIT. _TROPHY_ "Adoption of the proposed Charter is the foundation of a Greater Boca Raton," UMPIRES. .REFEREE. Pd. Pol. Adv. 12 Jan. 24. 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS

Line Rates 304: Kegler's Korner Classified Ads per line '- Minimum $1.20 Jeanne Brownlee, bowl- Merchandise for Sale per insertion University Bowl will 1569; individual high, Carmen CHURCH FELLOWSHIP Call 395-5121 hold a Moonlight Singles ing for the County Title Koch and Agnes Holly, 152; Team Won Lost offee Table - 36" Car- individual triple, Agnes Holly, Services Available Tournament for the team, won the honors Advent #2, 52 20 rara Marble Top — Help Wanted Male Help Wanted with a 222 game. Baptist #5 52 20 Ebony legs - Brass fer- ASH MILLWORK Fiesta de Boca Raton at STURDY OAKS Community 16 48 24 RESERVE LIFE Experienced couple to 10 p.m. on Saturday ROYAL OAK HILLS - PALMS Weekly Winners rules. $39.50. YOU Custom cabinets Team . • Won Lost Presbyterian #12 43 29 INSURANCE COMPANY live in. One in family. Carter 258 33 HAUL. Jennings Picture and Mllwork night, Feb. 27. Tickets Queen Palms 3 0 Moravian #10 39 Salary $450 per mo. will soon be on sale for Davis 238 Advent #1 37 35 Framing, 110 E. Boca Free estimates King Palms 3 0 Kelly 237 Community #7 37 35 One of Florida's oldest Year round position. Sabal Palms 3 0 Raton Rd. 395-1660. this event. Ludwig 230 United #14 36 36 legal reserve companies Must have Fla. referen- 535 N.W. 28th St. Coconut Palms 0 3 Reynolds 229 Advent #3 34 1/2 371/2 Large upright Amana The Sturdy Oaks, who Sago Palms 0 3 1 specializing in hospital, ces that can be checked. 395-2260 have the largest league High team game, Butterfield, Advent #4 33 39 deep freeze. Excellent CUSTOM PAINTING Date Palms 0 3 Spinning, Tuttle, Roschman, Methodist #9 27 45 condition. Asking $200. medical, surgical, in- Write Box K, Boca Ra- membership at Univer- Individual high, men, Everett Sussieck, 946; high team triple Presbyterian #11 24 1/2 471/2 come protection and a PAPERHANGING Dodge and Paul Parcell, 173 - 395-2945. ton News, stating quali- sity Bowl, will be out Parcell, Dodge, Spar, Ludwig, Presbyterian #13 22 50 full line of life insur- fications, previous po- Quality Workmanship in full force next Mon- women, Marion Rigaumont, 156. Coggan, 2640; individual high, Community #8 20 52 Patio Glass Doors 6'6" Individual triple, men, Everett Carter, 244; individual triple Individual high, L. Renfro. 201, ance coverage is plan- sition & references, 942-4135 day for their champion- Dodge, 505 - women, Cordia Ludwig, 579. x 5' screen and rails, ning an extensive expan- length of time employ- TIC TOC CHILD CARE' ship finals. Parcell, 437. complete.Call 395-2704. ROYAL PALM WOMEN sion program and will ed. State telephone num- Nursery A new high game for Team Won Lost 21" self-propelled Lawn recruit a limited number ber & time to call to ar- 273 N.W. 15th St. women was established Skippers 28 8 Vote For Boy Rotary Mower. Ex- of men to complete our range meeting. Boca Raton last Thursday night in Anchors 20 17 cellent condition. $40. Waves 191/2 15 1/2 f-v PRINTING CO;: staff. Situations Wanted 1 Year j.o 6 Years the Bowlerettes league. Cutters 181/2 161/2 N.'-«; lST:AVENIJE,::BOCAit?ATbN 395-0109 after 5 p.m. 1. Applicant must be Tel. 395-5440 Cruisers 16 18 sTELEPHONED 395-1909 "r: DON TAKE soil away the Blue over 21 and under 55 Wanted minor repairs, THE EARLY BIRDS ri Screen and aluminum Team Won Lost High team game, Cruisers, 541; EVERY-PRINTING NEED Lustre way from carpets years of age. carpentry, painting, high team triple, Cruisers, for the Home. Roofs — Sparrows 57 1/2 221/2 MONTGOMERY and upholstery. Rent 2. Must have a burning electrical and plumb- Awnings — Aluminum Flamingoes 481/2 311/2 electric shampooer $1. ing; also rewebbing of Hawks 451/2 341/2 desire to earn $50 a Accessories. Sold and Skylarks 39 41 for a Better Boca! Belzer's Hardware Co. day with our day old lawn furniture. 941-5940 Installed. Roadrunners 361/2 431/2 qualified leads, General housekeeping & BOCA SCREEN 34 1/2 451/2 Baby crib, SACRIFICE; Woodpeckers SHIRTS on Feb. 2 white French Provincial 3. $433.34 monthly gua- cleaning. By week or ENCLOSURE, INC. Robins 33 47 day. Fully experienced. Mynahs 261/2 531/2 with mattress, bumper ranteed earnings to 5911 N- Federal Hwy. High team game, Skylarks, 764; & sheets, $45 - cost those who qualify with Own transportation. Ref, 278-4200 278-2479 high team triple, Skylarks, COME BACK $119 new. Carriage & a potentfal of $800 to 278-0862 eve. Mr. Businessman 2167. f mattress, $22. Nylon $1600 per month. Experienced maid de- Did yoil know that you playpen, $7. 942-5346. 4. Men selected will be sires day or week work. could go into 5,000 local SPARKLING! given office and field Permanent position homes every week (26 PUBLIC NOTICES $138.95 Castro ottoman preferred. Cooking, for $35. 32"x21" with training by experien- times) for $15.60? This CITY OF BOCA RATON laundry, etc. Own trans- * See Them back rest & cushion. ced Company person- $15.60 buys a 4 line PALM BEACH COUNTY nel including weekend portation. Ref. 278-0862 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Opens into bed with foam "salesman" in the Boca schooling in points lo- eve. Finished mattress. Call 278-2745 Raton News. No better January 20, 1965 cated either in Flori- Autos for Sale "salesman" in i town. 4 ton Trane air condi- da or Georgia. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Right on Our tioner. Reverse cycle '64 Cad. Cpe. DeVille, Call 395-5121 - Mss ON PETITION FOR YARD under warranty. 395- 5. Automobile necessa- Air Cond., etc. 4000 Bruce. ENCROACHMENT VARIANCE Premises 1644 or call Florence ry. miles. $4650. 395-4673. A.B.C. A PUBLIC HEARING will be Fashions. 6. Those selected must 1957 Cadillac $400. 395- THE HANDY MAN Men shine in shirts washed and finished One standard for all. begin immediately. held in the City Hall, by the BUY, SELL, TRADE 0585 or can be seen at Any kind of home Board of Adjustment of the City by our experts.Our cleaning comes back look- Code of ethics. Furn., Restaurant & Bar 7. The men selected at 1145 S.W. 4 St., Boca. of Boca Raton, Florida, at 7:30 this time will, within REPAIRS P.M., on Friday, January 29, equip, and what have you,. Sacrifice. '61 Cadillac 395-2519 1965, to hear the petition of ing its best too. Call today for free pick-up. A watch dog on Your Pompano Trading Post 30 days, be placed in Sedan Deville, white' Tony Carroll Fred Thannhauser, for,a yard 1108 Hammondville Rd. charge of nearby with all extras. Best deal LAWN & TREE SERVICE encroachment variance, on the tax dollar. branch offices as following described property; Pompano 933-1241 gets car. 395-7150. CHAIN SAW WORK Rainbow Model Home SPONSORED BY managers. 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 COMPLETE LAWN 1283 S.W. 13th Street Console TV/Record. For confidential inter- Tudor V8. Automatic, MAINTENANCE Boca Raton, Florida S Phone Player/Radio in fruit- view fill out and mail A more detailed and true copy ALEXANDER BLAIR radio, heater, safety RYAN TREE & LAWN of the petition for variance is on wood cabinet. Round 36" coupon below. If you feel belts. No dealers. Orig- SERVICE file in the City Clerk's office PULL occasional table. 8mm it necessary, you may inal owner. 395-5737 395-6538 in the City Hall which may be iirtiiR • 395-2440 projector. 395-6053. submit personal resume examined by interested parties. LEVER $1450. HEATING EQUIPMENT Jacob Heidt 2 Fedders air condition- along with coupon. Cleaned and Repaired Jacob Heidt, City Clerk nuun. 19i3 N fmm A ers, 11/2 tons each, re- Boats for Sale Specialize in oil-fired rerse cycle, like new. Name Publish: January 24, 1965 1962 3fT Owens Sport units. Furnish Proof of Publication. CUEANER(W1NFIELD PARS K SHOPPINHWYG CENTER. ) 395-5570 or 395-288.2. Address Fisherman. Loaded, like BOCA SERVICES Bookshelf, $3. 3 lamps, City & State new, twin engines. Ship 395-7570 $8for all. Oriental throw Tel. No. __ZZHZII to shore radio. Electric Inside and outside rug $5. Walnut dbl bed, Age refrigerator. All new Painting. Reasonable Harvard frame, box canvas. Sleeps 6. 942- Prices. No job too Springs & inner spring Write: 2760 or 941-5837. 3901 small. Call 395-3954. mattress, $40 complete. Personnel Director NE 25th Ave,., Pompano. 395-1329 all day Sat. & P.O. Box 10475 PAINTING R0SJIRE APARTMENTS Sun., before 8:30 a.m. Tampa, Florida SEE THIS EXTERIOR & INTERIOR & aft. 4 p.m. weekdays. 19' 6" x 8' four yr. old LICENSED & INSURED Help Wanted Mohawk with 1962 75HP CALL FLOYD, 399-1566 3©O Hoy®! Palm Rood OVERLOOKING THE GOLF COURSE HelplWanted Female Licensed Real Estate Evinrude, full canvas, If no answer call after 5. Maid, dress & sports Sales Person to sell convertible top, fiber- wear shop. Experienced from model homes. 1155 glass plywood, Nautilex Pets for Sale only. Full time. Judi W. Camino Real. decks, 20 gal. built in FREE TO RESPONSI- Lesli/271 GolfviewDr., Reliable person with gas tank, 2 built in fish BLE PERSON - small Royal Palm Shopping own transportation to boxes - $1200. After 5 female dog, 4 mo. old, Center. Boca. ^ clean house Sat. morn- p.m. 641 N.E. Lakeview part chihuahua, part Alteration woman for Terr., Boca Raton. 395- terrier. Loves children. ings. 395-2818 eve. 2804. high class shop in Boca CAREER 941-3254. Raton. Call 395-4930, Services Avai lable .Shetland Pony and colt White woman one day a OPPORTUNITY The Prudential Insur- EVERYTHING IN GLASS for sale, 395-3890. week. Own transporta- J.G. "JOE" ROTH tion. Light cleaning & ance Co. will appoint a Miniature Dachshund at Special Agent in Boca Table Tops & Mirrors stud. 9 lb., AKC Cham- ironing. No washing. Store Fronts-Auto Glass 395-1329 before 8:30 Raton. Age 25-45. Must pion Sangpurs strain. have sales ability. Sal- 61 N.W. 7th St., Boca _3Q5-3755_ a.m. & after 4 p.m. 395-0311 ary to start $100-$125 Plants, Trees, Sod •; iHelp Wanted Male per week. Call collect E & R MASONRY Man or boy to work as WPB 585-4677. Complete Masonry from 50,000 plants & shrubs, usher 1-6 p.m. Monday start to finish. Asphalt 25(5 & up. Blooming size thru Friday. Boca Ra- SALESMEN OR drives replaced with bougainvillea, 980 & up. ton Theatre, SALESLADIES concrete. Prices start @ Key lime trees ready to Boy, 16 to 18 years, for $175. Licensed & Insur- fruit, $7.95. Orchid kitchen work Saturdays For "centrally located ed. Keystone Patio's & trees $1.49 & $2.50. & Sundays. See Mr. Riz- office. General Real Es- Sidewalks, Phone 941- HIDEAWAY NURSERY zo at Brown's Restau- tate. Exclusive repre- 2338 after 5 p.m. 2300 W. Hillsboro, rant. 45 S. Fed. Hwy.sentative for builder SNOW CAP ROOF Deerfield. Carpet installer, only with models in Boca. PAINTING Alterations experienced men need M.I. MADDOX, Realtor Ceramic cement, 5 year apply. Phone eve. 395- 507 N. E. 20th St. guarantee on roof coat- Alterations — new cus- 1337. 395-2900 ings. 399-5428, torn sewing, cushions and drapes. By expert. Call 395-5263. Clothing Alteration, fast service, quality work,' YOUR ONLY LOCAL reasonable prices. Polly Kappler - 278-3546. SEWING A TRUE CONDOMINIUM Dresses, suits, design- Comprising 24 Units, each featuring: Authorized ing. Drapes & slip cov- •2 Bedroom - 2 Bath Apartment. ers. All types of sewing. • Approximate living area: 1,600 square feet. 3QQ-4038 • Baths are tile - vanities - mirrors - shower enclosures. Instructions—Tutoring • Foyer Entry incorporates closet. DRUM LESSONS • G. H. Kitchen: oven - range - hood and fan - dish- No Instruments to buy. washer - disposal - refrigerator. Luminous ceiling - HONDA Dealer Formerly with Harvard custom Formica cabinets - Breakfast area. Band, U.S. Navy, & Ed- Kitchen entrance. Full Line New die Condon. WH 1-6953, Screened - roofed Balcony. Models on Display DRUM LESSONS Abundance of walk-in closet and storage area. By former Milton Berle Large rooms throughout. Marble sills. , including the drummer, register now! Prewired for Television, Telephone and intercom. No instruments to buy! Water-to-air reverse cycle central heat and air "SUPER-HAWKS 399-1714. conditioning. Remember (100 m.p.h.) THE COTTAGE TYPICAL APARTMENT Continuous instructions Over-all features include: in dressmaking, slip- • Soundproof AAA construction. NO MESSY covering, & other crea- Priced from $28,200 to $29,800 • Elevator. Assigned off-street parking. tive arts. « • Landscaped Grounds. MIXING 26 S.E. 5th St. • Outdoor Pool. Putting Green. ELECTRIC Conventional Financing up to 75% • Laundry Facilities. Storage lockers. OF OIL STARTING- ' MUSIC LESSONS Maintenance and Taxes • Decorator Designed - Quality Construction. UP TO Professional instruc- approximately %75 • Members eligible to join Boca Raton Club. tors. Cuitar, piano, or- AND GAS 200 M.P.G.- gan, drums, clarinet, s ax6phoae, trumpet, 4,000 MILE trombone, tuba. CONSIDER THE MANY ADVANTAGES WARRANTY THE MUSIC CENTER 136 Boca Raton Road AND MAKE YOUR NEW ADDRESS Models Looking over the Honda ngJAME 395-3530 THE ROSAIRE APARTMENTS . . . CA1O2-$294.5O with Starter- • PHUIil Rooms for Rent at California Fashion Show 276-6400 Furnished Bedroom, A TRUE CONDOMINIUM Private bath in Boca. North to South 16-ft breezeways Call before 9 A.M. or between all apartments gives after 8 P.M. 395-4086, Twin bdrm, new private each one all four exposures. OPEN DAILY BOCAHONDAMIH home. Entrance, porch & bath. Walk beach & Parking on the North-street side. YOUR HONDA DEALER shopping. $35 single, TELEPHONE 395-7166 3719 S. FEDERAL - DELRAY BEACH - ACROSS FROM HIDDEN VALLEY $40 double. 395-3796. BOCA RATON NEWS Jan, 24, 1965 13 BOCA RATON NEWS EASY TO READ WANT ADS Call-395-5121 Rooms:for Rent Apartments for Rent HBusiness Opportunities^ Real Estate Rent Homes for Sale Homes tor Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Operator Beauty Warehouse space for HORSEMAN'S Lovely "warm twin room One Bedroom unfurn. ROYAL PALM YACHT PARADISE HOME 434 N.E. 3rd St. LAKE FLORESTA Ion, Centrally located. rent. 395-4254. & COUNTRY CLUB 3 bedrooms. 2 baths in hew home. Will share apt. $140 yearly lease,; Established clientele. Parking for trucks and Reduced to $39,000. Al- Builder's own 2 story with 1 or couple. 395- Two Bedroom unfurn., 2 Low down payment. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, most new 4 bedroom, 3 $650 down $92 mo. home, 3 bedroom, 2 unoccupied trailers. 90 maid's BR & bath-Sew- New decorations 3585. bath, $180 yearly lease.. Owner will finance to N.W. 40 St., 395-1692. bath, 21/2(acres in area bath,- family room, all LOVELY LARGE ROOM Heated swimming pool.. right party. 395-1232 or ing room, den, pool & of spacious homes built Walk to ocean, Intra- carpeting and drapes, ^good location, close in, MARCEE APTS. 501 N. ' 5-5271. Real Estate Wanted patio - On golf course - for owners of riding coastal, Post Office. At- $23,500, low down pay- wtile bath. Heated. 395- A-L-A. 395-4964 or Air conditioned - Will horses and other do- tractive -neighborhood. ment. 298 N.W. 10th Ct. consider trade - Price 1458, 399-5922. ' ACREAGE mestic animals; covered' 965-1929 965-5724 395-3890. . Guest room, private New duplex furnished 'INVESTMENTS just reduced to $59,900. patio, pool, Central Air- reverse charges WANTED Call 395-5311. FURNISHED BY DECO- bath, breakfast for lady. apt. 2/2, Central A/C Heat, bermuda roof, Widow Must Sacrifice RATOR, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Close to Bible confe- and heat. Quality Resort Motel WVicinity Boca Raton to G.E. kitchen, large fam- new Boca Square, 2 Laundramat JUST COMPLETED furniture, carporte, rence. Call 395-7689, 2 throughout. Available Lantana. 10-20-30 acre ily room, fireplace; two bdrm, 2 Bath, Drapes, carpeting & draperies, to 8 p.m. season or yearly. 3422 20 acre Trailer Park tracts. Buyers waiting. story barn with 5 stalls. Carpeting, disposal, radiant ceiling heat, la- Large attractive fur- N.E. 5th Drive, Boca M.I. MADDOX, Realtor M.I. Maddox, Realtor 2 BEDROOM HOME More land available. central AC/H. $3000 507 N. E, 20th St. nai & screened patio, nished room available to Raton. 395-2531. 507 N.E. 20th St. Screened porch and down. 1171 S.W. 13thsprinklers system. gentleman only. House- EXTRA Guests Coming? Boca Raton 395-2900 Boca Ratori 395-2900 Place. Call collect Mi- $16,500. 395-0922. plantarium. Central ra- ami 758-0724. keeping privileges. $15 Available, Furn. Studio Subscribe To Needed by Feb. 1st. 3 diant heat — individual BUILDER CLOSE OUT «kwk. 463 Newcastle St., Apts. & Villas, on the The Boca Raton News bdrm, 2 bath house un- thermostat in each INTRACOASTAL MODEL ROW HOMES w ocean, private beach, 224 S. Federal Hwy. No expense has been 276-499f Phone 395-5121 furn. Yearly lease. $125 room. Carport. 395-1433 276-7713 2, 3 & 4 bdrm homes, •Lovely aouoie Dearoom, priy.dock. The Villas of per mo. 395-4964. spared to make this one some offered complete- 3 blocks from ocean, Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean 2 bedroom, 2 bath, of the most comfortable ly furn., all with cen- private entrance. Sea- $500 DOWN Beautifully landscaped Blvd; on A1A. Call 395- Corner lot 25th Terrace Real Estate Sale homes in Boca Raton Ri- tral A/C, large family sonal, Weekly $40, daily 5220. Large Duplex, 2 bed- FULL PRICE $12,500 central heat, ceilings veria. Dreams become rooms, garages & de- $8. Yearly rate on re- and 5th Ave. Approx. and ducts insulated for 83'xlO3' by owner — room, 2 bath, each side. INCL. LANDSCAPED LOT realities in this 2 bed- luxe kitchens. quest 395-1414; 395- Hbrnes for Rent 1 side leased to Univ. A/C. W/W carpeting, room, 2 bath waterfront BUY BELOW DUPLI- Q482 Nights & Sundays. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, del. fur- $4250. 1495 N.E. 4 Ave. Drapes, all electric kit- 200' Highway Frontage faculty. Central heat and 395-6542 home; priced right at CATION COST and as- nished, swimming pool, chen, city sewers, furn. $45,000. Call for appt. sume existing financing. Use the Classifieds State road 808. Main A/C. Sprinklers & frost on lake. Now to Feb. 15. free refrigs. Walking- Airy Fla. room PLUS or unfurn. 1055 S.W. Ca- to see. 395-5321. Room with Road from Turnpike to screened porch makes mino Real. Owner 395- NO LOAN COSTS. •A partm^ nil fof Rierif Univ. $85 per front foot. distance to churches & 395-1322 Terrace Associates private entrance also new shopping center. for real Fla. living. See ,4024. . 0Studio Apt., lighthouse- available. . Call owner, Hibiscus this 2 bdrm, 2 bath home 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Light- BRUCE E.DARRELL 201 S.W/9th Ave. keeping, nicely furnish- Const. Inc. 395-4275. Consider trade for va- house Point. 90' front- Realtor 395-5313 Furn. 2 bedroom, 21/2 cant multiple dwelling by calling 395-2217. ed. Season, year. Jor- bath, large lot, on In- APT. LOTS $6800 Many extras incl. clos- age by 120' deep.Screen- 425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. $450 DOWN dan Manor, 101 N.W. property. Call Boca ed patio, central heat, tracoastal. 363 N.E.THOMAS P. NOLAN, 395-2951 for details. ed garage. WATERFRONT j$87 MONTHLY Pine Circle. 395-4567. Spanish Trail. 395-6032. REALTOR By Intracoastal Lake air cond. in living room, S.W. 8th St. & 10th Ave. FHA Furnished efficiency See property at 259 S.W. closed garage, utility Also for sale. 131 N.E. 1st Ave. 6th St.. Boca. Rogers, 834 NE 33 St. Completed Dec. 31,A lovely 2 bedroom, 1 suite, center of Boca, 5 Waterfront Lake Rog- 395-3838 399-1355 Custom luxury 3/3 den, room, beautiful land- 1964. $15,500 plus bath, Florida Room and min. to public beach. On ers, 834 NE 33 St., Furn. Choice residential lots BRAND NEW DUPLEX heat/air, 2 gar, dock, scaping, spacious homesite. large screen porch with 1st floor. Ill E. Boca luxury home, dock. Sea- in Boca Raton, Low down EACH SIDE HAS 395-1486 or -2104. rooms. 942-4654. Spacious 3/2, built in barbecue and carport. Raton Rd. son. 395-1486 or -2104, payment — long term 2 bdrm, 2 baths, cen- Have 2 houses - one TROPIC ISLES kitchen, good neighbor- Furnishings available. New 1 Bedroom luxury balance. 399-1521. tral heat, A/C, Fla. rm, must go - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, DELRAY hood. 243 N.E. 26 St. M.I. MADDOX, Realtor Furn. 2 bedroom in living rm with separate On Intracoastal water- m apts. Aircond. andheat- beautiful Riviera sec- ATTENTION 6 yr. old, good condition, 395-2473. Sacrifice 507 N.E. 20th St. ® ed. Furn. or unfurn. BUILDERS! dining area, large kit- $13,750. Custom built, 2 way canal. Lovely quiet price $14,900. tion of Boca Raton. 2 1/2 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Cen- Boca Raton 395-2900 Season-yearly. 6499 NE blocks from the ocean. Lots available in Coun- chen, marble base and bdrm, 2 bath with study, near FAU. Spacious 2/2 Moving to CaliforniaT 7 Ave. 278-2084. try Club Village — sew- sills throughout, just a large rooms, 1 yr. old, tral heat & sprinkler custom built home with Priced at $1500 for system. Business prob- Sell my 3 bdrm, 2 bath, THE season to the right par- ers, water and roads. block from AlA. Buy di- $22,500..Shown by appt. everything it takes to ranch style home. HAMPSHIRE HOUSE Lots ready for building. rect from owner, 160 395-1071. lems necessitate return make for easy living. ty. Call 395-0822. North, anxious to sell. Sprinkler system. Fur- 1150 S.W. 2nd Ave. Unusual discounts now Wavecrest Way in Beautiful 2/bedroom, 2- Lot 100' x 160' deep. nished, $15,000. 1495 SEASON being offered. Call 395- Boca's Riviera section. $25,500. Carpets, $17,950. By owner. 395- Boca Islands 1/2 bath Intracoastal drapes & bedroom furn. N.E. 4th Ave.. Boca. New, modern, furnished OR 1818. 395-4254. Waterway home - locat- 4555 or 395-0967. 2/2 home, 1 1/2 yr. old, -&1MA YEARLY 24 acres, Hwy. 1 to wa- Corner-Furn. Duplex, 2 also available.278-2764. & unfurnished - Effi- ed a 770 N.E. Harbour- Move in now. Fricea to ROYAL OAK HILLS Boca Square, furn. or ciencies, 1 & 2 bedroom Spaciously comfortable. ter. Also 12 lots, Boca bdrm, 1 bath, closed ga- Drive, Harbour East in 2 bedroom, Fla. room, unfurn., air condition- Furnished or unfurnish- Hills. Also business lot, rage each side. A/C" & sell. Partially furn., 3 apts now available. Boca Raton - Florida bedroom, 2 bath, corner cent. AC/H, closed gar., ers, central heat, price A Please call E.J. Seller, ed. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, corner 12 St. N. & Hwy. heat. 1796 N.E. 5th Ave. room enclosed with screened porch, sprink- $14.900. 395-7844. w lot, excellent residen- Mgr., 395-1165 or 395- Fla. room, double car- 1. Sacrifice. JA 2-7207 glass doors, mirrored lers, sewers, carpet - POOL HOME port, sprinkler system. after 6 p.m. Homes for Sale\ tial section East of Fed. .7728. entry hall, 2 car garage, Many extras included. drapes. Earlypos. SAC- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Cor- EXCLUSIVE This won't last long. 100' x 150' Estates #2. 2 bedroom, 21/2 bath, central air and heat. If ner Lot, Enclosed Ga- M.I. MADDOX, Realtor large lot, on Intracoas- Close to churches, RIFICE.Owner 395-7195 The luxury penthouse Close Boca Cabana Club you are looking for a fine schools and shopping. $990 DOWN rage, Patio & Swimming 507 N. E. 20th St. 6 ocean. Owner 1-531- tal. 363 N.E. Spanish home with a beautiful Pool. 1100 S.W. 11th St., apt. in Highland Beach's Boca Raton 395-2900 Trail. 395-6032. Also Financing available. 611 $135 mo. incl. home site loveliest Co-op is now 3862 or Box Z, Boca view, call or see Jack S.E. 10th Ave., Deer- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, G.E. Boca Raton Square. 395- NEW & BEAUTIFUL News. for rent furnished. Murray, vour man at . . 3315. ___„ available to responsible 3 bedroom, 2 bath with A lovely, spacious split field Beach. 399-1076. Weathertron, central couple only. Seasonal sundeck, new kitchen, Ingraham addition, 50' x level, family home. Beautiful corner Home, heat and air/cond. Large Immediate Occupancy or longer. Available new furniture, yard ser- 150' deep. $2500. Near Porch, large garage & laSONS.Inc. completely landscaped roofed screened patio, Feb. 1st, 2 bedroom 2 school. 395-4555 or carport and fully sodded vice. Walking distance laundry, central heat, Weir Plaza Building with circular drive. 3 Boca Raton bath, every convenience. to beach. Yearly or sea- 395-0967. well, sprinklers, 135' Bedroom, 2 bath, beau- home site. The monthly 7 Choice Lots 100' x 855 S. Federal Hwy. payment of $135 includes Sqjuari e On Ocean. sonal to adults. 301 N.E. lot, 20 trees. $15,990. ,BocaRaton;Ph.395-4000 tiful kitchen with wall « ORYAL HADLEY, 5th Ave, 395-2571. 160'. Near FAU. Resi- 395-1238. Min. Down. refrigerator, disposal, principal, interest, tax- Brand New ! dential. By owner. 395- ""DEERFIELD BEACH es and insurance. Cus- Realtor Excellent 2/2, all elec- LAKE FLORESTA 1031 S.E. 7th Ct., Cove, dishwasher, deluxe oven Established Neighborhood 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. tric kitchen, fully fur- 4555 or 395-0967. NEW Excellent buy, and stove. Washer & tom building - FHA or 3 bedroom, 2 bath, screen- Royal Palm - beautiful 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, conventional. Model ed Florida room, central P.O. Box 803 nished, immediate pos- custom 3 bedroom, 3 large rooms & closets. Dryer & plenty of cabi- lot - 132.65' on the Golf nets. Drapes throughout. homes at N.E. 2nd Ave. air-conditioning and heat. Boca Raton 395-2244 session, by season or bath, air conditioned, Screened patio, garage, Fully sodded and beauti- yearly. Call 395-4555 or Course. $26,000. By paneled family room. Must see to appreciate. and 23rd St. Your friend burn, efficiency with owner. 395-4555 or 395- Special Features. 399- from Michigan, Jack fully landscaped — large private beach. Large 395-0967. 41' screened porch, 2 1401. Cost $24,700. Moving - closets, enclosed garage 0967. car garage. No closing must sell. $20,900. Can Johnson, will be there to and utility area — bath. Seasonal or month- Unfurnished home for WATERFRONT show and assist you. rent monthly or yearly - Royal Palm Golf Course costs. 1030 N.W. 6th retain mortgage to !NCL U D ING ly. 395-4029. POOL Open daily from 9 a.m. $20,650 L O T also nicely furnished Lot. Excellent location. Terr. 399-2878. $18,000. Call for appt. LUXURY APT. Under $13,000. Phone FIREPLACE Owner 395-7053. to 9 p.m. AS LOW AS 10% DOWN Lovely 1 bdrm. apt op- home. Call 395-3119. CAMINO GARDENS 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, Double Furnished home, 2 bed- Miami 634-4151. An exclusive member- OUTSTANDING VALUES with 5 3/4% FINANCING. ^posite golf course & BOCA RATON - Acre- Garage, no bridges to Other homes starting at convenient to all shop- room, 2 bath, family ship community the Intracoastal.Screen- BUY THIS room with convertible age - large and small 921 Butternut Terr. $10,100 (plus Lot) ping. 255 E. Royal Palm tracts available in Uni- ed pool and built-in bar- FHA terms, 3/2 Fla. RELIANCE BUILDERS Rd. sofa. Conveniently lo- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, com- becue. $159 monthly, room, $500 down, refrig. cated in quiet residen- versity area - Good pletely decorator fur- 1133 S.W. 9tfi Ave. DEL-RIO APTS. BUY'S now for the de- Prin. and Int. after down stove, Wall A/C. 395=6542 J tial section. Phone 395- nished, Heritage furni- payment. 395-2900 New One bedroom, A/C, veloper and for the in- ture, central heat & air Heat, Furn. or unfurn. 1580_ vestor ... Call or see, M.I. MADDOX, Realtor Available 2/1, Fla. I LONG SEASON conditioning by Carrier. room, $1500 down, $105 Year or Season. 480 W. Jack Murray, your man All rooms open to extra 507 N.E. 20th St. Camino Real. 395-7542. $4,900 at . Boca Raton. 395-2900 per month includes all jWATERFRONT large patio & pool. costs. Seasonal Beautifully landscaped ROYAL OAK HILLS On beach one bedroom Furnished 3 bdrm., 2 Beautiful custom home. bath, fireplace, barbe- aSOHS.Im. with sprinkler system. 3/2 East of Federal, ^ apt. Completely furnish- $36,000. Call'395-7089 2 large bdrms. & 2 baths # ed. 395-3236. cue, screened pool and Weir Plaza Building with glass enclosed tubs early occupancy $12,800 dock. No bridges to In- for appointment. FHA terms. Unusual private effi- 855 S. Federal Hwy. $450 Down. Spacious 2 & showers. Plenty of ciency & patio. Near tracoastal for a luxuri- Boca Raton;Ph, 395-4000 closets, 18x28 Fla. Royal Oak Hills 2/1 ous vacation in the Cove. bedroom, 2 bath home. beach. 195 S.E. Wave- Real Estate Furnished if desired. room, w-to-w nylon home, extra clean, crest Way, off AlA. M.I. MADDOX, Realtor Open 1 to 5. 1285 N.W. carpeting, separate din- screened patio, refrig., Boca. 395-4365. , 507 N.E. 20th St. For Rent or Sale ing room &. living room, FURNISHED - UNFURN. 4th St., Country Club drapes, $19,500. EXPECTING GUESTS? Boca Raton 395-2900 Village. beautiful drapes & fix- Treat them to a vaca- LUXURY HOME, 3" ANNUAL - SEASONAL tures throughout house. ORYAL HADLEY, Call 395-1322 West Deerfield Realty Realtor tion on the ocean — bdrm, completely fur- MLS Dining & breakfast SEARS, ROEBUCK apartments, efficien- nished, residential area. Bruce E. Darrell .rooms wood paneled, GE 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 399-4654 Asso.395-4375 Boca Raton 395-2244 cies, hotel rooms — Seasonal $1600 including Realtor Owners sacrifice $2000, elec. kitchen, dishwash- AND CO. 0 Daily, Weekly, Seasonal lawn maintenance. 460 425 E,.Palmetto Pk. Rd, below replacement. Al- er & garbage disposal. Rates. N.W. 6 Ave. Call 395- MONTHLY Utility room with built NEW HOMES 1232 or (eve) 395-5271, most new, 3/2, extra in closet & washing ma- SEA BROOKS APTS. YEARLY large lot, Country Club 2- 3 and 4 Bedroom Will open a catalog on A-l-A 3/4 mile So. of Offices for ReJi Village. 501 N.W. 13thchine, 2 air conditioning Boca Raton Cabana Club. SEASONAL & reverse heating sys- Homes sales office in Boca Raton NEW Homes, Apartments and Ave. 395-4383. . tems, 2 car carport with 399-1533 MEDICAL CENTER Some ready for LUXURY APTS. rooms. See or call Har- garden closet. Oversiz- located at riet Jackman. TOP ed lot, professionally Immediate Occupancy ...5th Avenue Shopping 1 & 2 bdrm, furn, un- Camino Square LOCATION furn, ht/AC, adults. J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. landscaped. Oak trees, Shopping Center Realtor, Best Buy 2 orchid trees & others. Plaza soon. EASTON APTS. on Camino Real Delightfully new home in from $13,900 395-3287 395-4624 395-1329. Sprinkler system, sod- Will build your office to 3 bedroom, 2 bath home Boca Raton's lovely ded lawns, storm awn- OTTO YARK 541 N.E. 45th St. your specifications in- "Estates" section near ings, aluminum storm 4f| Furn. one bedroomT in Boca Harbour. $160 (Exclusive Agent) Applications for general cluding air conditioning. mo. rent with option to ocean. 3 bedrooms, de- shields. Seen by appt. Also efficiency. 395- Call luxe baths, family room, only. Call 395-1921. 395-0865 . 2596. buy. 395-4658. sales and office work THOMAS P. NOLAN, 2 OUTSTANDING big porch, 2 car garage, GATEWAY PLAZA APTS. Realtor central A/C and many 330 W. CAMINO REAL DUPLEXES FLORIDA now being received. 131 N.E. 1st Ave. Excellent location. Each other fine features. (1) Furn. 1 bdrm. to Jan, 395-3838 .399-1355 Priced under market at 30 & after March 1. side 2 bdrm., 2 bath, $29,900! A quality home, (2) Unfurn. & furn. 2 Stores for Rent central heat & air,in choice location, at ex- Letters of application bdrm. by year or month. New attractive colonial screened patio, extra ceptionally low price. IRELAND BAHAMAS Children but no pets. commercial stores.182- large kitchen, huge util- Why settle for less? should include business or 188 N. Fed. Hwy., Deer- ity, lushly landscaped. Mgr., Apt. 2. 395-7884T MacLaren & Anderson, FOE Small apt. furnished for field. Adjacent to Boca Absolute quality, beau- south line. Extra large tifully appointed. Pur- 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. other background, age, # Feb. & March — 1 bed-parking. Now leasing. chase price $26,500 or Ph. 395-1333 REAL ESTATE room furnished apt. Jan Reasonable rental. 395- yearly rental $140 per telephone number. 26 to Feb. 22. Tiffany SEE: "The Real Estate Corner" Apts. 395-6420. 5497. - mo. Your Inspection In- LICENSED MORTGAGE BEST BUY IN BOCA vited. 3450 N.E. 5th SOLICITORS J. STUART PARKER APTS. 15' x 75' Good location Drive. Due to immediate expan<> MAIL TO: Efficiency, also bed- only $100 per mo. Call REMODELING sion plans, 2 qualified room apt, with Fla, room .395-3236. men needed. Excellent ROBERTSON (not yearly), 2 adults, and REPAIRS growth potential with no pets please. 444 East STORE-OFFICE Bldg., FLORIDA rooms, roofs over finest lines. To INCORPORATED M.L Fair (EAST) Palmetto Pk, Boca Raton Rd., 15'x40', patio, screen enclosures, North Broward & cover partitioned and air-con- CBS Additions. Remodeling Beach Counties, Palm Realtors Rd., Boca Raton. 395- ditioned. Call 3Q.5.-]7nfl. complete. Licensed Con- views confidential & by 60 South Federal Highway BOCA RATON 395-4624 Box F 4750. Store for rent 17x45 tractor. appointment only. # Furnished duplex apt. near 20th St. $80 per HARVEY Weir Mortgage Co. FOR "TAX FREE" REAL ESTATE IN FREEPORT c/o Boca Raton News for rent. Monthly or month yearly lease. In- CONSTRUCTION CO. Pompano Beach 941-7000 ; GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND seasonally. 2868 N.E. 5 quire 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. Days 395-3371 Boca Raton 395-4000 We Work thru J.Stuart Robertson (Bahamas) Limited Ave. 395-4770. 395-4964 & 399-5922 after 5 p.m. 3.95-4452 14 Jan. 24, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS "ENJOY YOUR OWN PARTY" City's 'Island of Desire' Is a Touchy Subject at Hearing CANAPES-DIPS-HORS d'OEUVHES •#• Jan. 29 — 9 ajn. to the county legal library (Continued from page 1) property taxes for are "getting mad." get 20 per cent to spend in the courthouse before COCKTAIL PARTIES school construction and He said a sales tax — as they see fit, but 80 noon, Delray Beach City Hall; 2:30 p.m., County Feb. 26, State Senator EXPERT SERVICE - BARTENDER - WAITRESSES In a 90-minute ap- operation of the school on everything, including per cent is allocated to Thomas said Friday. system. groceries — would road projects . by the Office Building, Belle pearance at a clinic held Glade; & & SERVICE by the county's five- "Somewhere, some- "catch everybody." State Road Department. Doris and Arthur Groves how, we've got to find Daves asked about a F,eb, 5 — 9 a.m. to C. LANE man team of state legis- "There must be about noon, Lake Park Town {After 2 P. M.) 276-4328 lators, Lytal asked the some other source of special school tax for 20 counties in the state Driveway Sealing taxes," Lytal told the only Palm Beach Coun- Hall; 2 p.m., West Palm delegation to sponsor that can handle that bet- Beach City Hall. bills that would: legislators. ty, but Lytal said it ter, cheaper and more and Repairs Cull 395-5121 State Senator Jerry wouldn't work. Those who can't make Fla. tested materials (1) Take secondary efficiently than the state, the clinics may still No Spray work. road money out of the Thomas was chairman "If only this county Lytal said. He noted the hands of the State Road of the all-day clinic. Sit- had the extra tax," Ly- State Association of submit proposed bills to 278-2210 For Classified Ad Service Department, and give it ting with him in West tal said, "people would County Commissioners directly to the counties Palm Beach city hall not come here. If that was supporting the pro- ALL MARGARET SMITH so they could then han- were the county's four happens," he said, posed law. dle their own secondary state representatives, "we're going to lose Lytal declared this road building programs. Emmett Roberts of something — and I'm county's engineers, at- FALL BAGS If y@ur ROOF needs.,. (2) Create new tax Belle Glade; Donald afraid it might be in- torneys and right of way sources — and here Ly- Reed of Boca Raton; Joel dustry." agents are a match for and BLOUSES OLEAISNO-SEALING-PAINT1IS0 tal advocated an across- Daves of West Palm Reed asked if the any in the State Road the-board sales tax — Beach, and Louis Bafa- county growth rate — Department. 25% OFF Why Paty More? Call. * to replace the present lis of North Palm Beach. more people and more ROOF CLEANING When asked by the property on the tax rolls Other legislative COMPANY legislators where to find each year — wasn't clinics to be held by the Member other sources of reve- enough to provide the Palm Beach County leg- Greater' Pompano Beach Chiller PHONE 942-0201 Chambef ot Commerca nue besides ad valorem revenue needed by the islative delegation are 71 S. Federal Hwy. 395-2566 (Continued from page 1) property taxes, Lytal county each year. Lytal Jewelry hangbags & luggage repaired said property taxes answered the county can set for: Flancher said, "We have gone up continual- get along without raising were against the old ly and property owners taxes, but said the charter because it plac- school board can't. ed unlimited power with Theory On the road building the city manager, with discussion, Lytal said no right of appeal by city (Continued from page 1) the seven cents gas tax employes. The present collected by the state proposed charter • gives versity. ought to be returned en- employes the right to Faculty members and tirely to the counties. appeal any infringe- their students from at At present, the counties Nearing Completion! ments on their rights." least 10 universities and junior colleges in south "I think all city em- Florida are expected to After oniy three weeks of Selling . . .32% sold out. ployes should operate attend, according EO Dr. under the terms of a John DeGrove, chairman Pick choice locations now, while they fast. charter, rather than un- of the FAJJ department der the dominance of a of politics and govern- politician, who is here ment, who is serving as today and gone tomor- chairman. row," he said. Highlighting the noon luncheon to be held at the Marymount College Water for Women dining hall, (Continued from page 1) is an address by Ber- nard C. Hennessy, ex- da only because of the ecutive director of the magnitude and efficiency National Center for Ed- of the Central and South- ucation in Politics and ern Florida Flood Con- co-author of the book trol Project." . "Politics Without Pow- As detailed by the en- er — The National Party gineers, the city's wa- Committees." His topic ter service connections is "Johnson's Great are expected to be push- Society: Or HowtoMake ing the 10,000 mark by an Omlette Without 1970 and somewhere in Breaking Eggs." the vicinity of 15,000 by 1980. At the end of 1964 the city had 6,000 water meters in use. "At the time the de- BUY NOW AND ENJOY * mands for water approach the capacity of the available sources of EXCITING VALUES ON supply," the city said, magnificent "consideration must be given to the order of distribution. 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ME?iN TODAY-|s|ie<:t ;from Ihe widest Variety of Directly on A-l-A ... near famous golf courses and clubs ... across A-l-A from Stylesduring durJWagnaydx Nlid-^interSiiecialI beach ... minutes from entertainment, fine eating places, marinas, shopping. For Your Convenience ... 90 DAY CREDIT or Bank Plan I. Z. Mann & Associates has built millions of dollars worth of apartments, has five superb developments under way in addition to Boca Raton SALES SERVICE BOCA RATON Harbour —in Sarasota, Lakeland, Maitland, Daytona Beach and Winter PRIVATE BEACH Haven. All are waterfront, and'all KELLY CLUB show the "I. Z. Mann touch" in their ami HARBOUR spacious gardens and outdoor-living WEIR PLAZA BLDG. RATON areas... a lavish use of land seldom 855 S. FEDERAL HWY. HARBOUR II CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS facing the Ocean at 2771 South Ocean Blvd. found. You can be confident of such Boca Raton 395-1201 experience and such a concept! Boca Raton, Fla. / 395-7411 Exclusive Magnavox Factory Representative BOCA RATON NEWS Jan. 24, 1965 13 BOCA RATON NEWS EASY TO READ WANT ADS Call-395-5121 Apartments for Rent •Business QpportunitiesB Real Estate Rent Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale Homes for Sale perator Beauty Sa- Warehouse space for HORSEMAN'S ROYAL PALM YACHT PARADISE HOME 434 N.E. 3rd St. LAKE FLORESTA Lovely warm twin room O"ne Bedroom unfurn. lon. Centrally located. rent. 395-4254. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths Builder's own 2 story & COUNTRY CLUB Reduced to $39,000. Al- in new home. Will share apt. $140 yearly lease,; Established clientele. Parking for trucks and 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $650 down $92 mo. home, 3 bedroom, 2 with 1 or couple. 395- Two Bedroom unfurn., 2 Low down payment. unoccupied trailers. 90 most new 4 bedroom, 3 maid's BR & bath-Sew- bath, 2 l/2iacres in area New decorations bath,- family room, all 3585. _ bath, $180 yearly lease.- Owner will finance to N.W. 40 St., 395-1692. ing room, den, pool & Walk to ocean, Intra- carpeting and drapes. LOVELY LARGE ROOM Heated swimming pool.., right party. 395-1232 or of spacious homes built patio - On golf course - for owners of riding coastal, Post Office. At- $23,500, low down pay- .good location, close in, MARCEE APTS. 501 N. (eve.) 395-5271. Real Estate Wanted tractive neighborhood. r Air conditioned - Will horses and other do- ment. 298 N.W. 10th Ct. tile bath. Heated. 395- A-l-A. 395-4964 or consider trade - Price 965-1929 965-5724 395-3890. — 399-5922. mestic animals; covered 1458. INVESTMENTS ACREAGE just reduced to $59,900. reverse charges FURNISHED BY DECO- Guest room, private New duplex furnished patio, pool, Central Air- WANTED Call 395-5311. Heat, bermuda roof, Widow Must Sacrifice RATOR, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, bath, breakfast for lady. apt. 2/2, Central A/C new Boca Square, 2 and heat. Quality Resort Motel Vicinity Boca Raton to G.E. kitchen, large fam- furniture, carporte, Close to Bible confe- JUST COMPLETED bdrm, 2 Bath, Drapes, carpeting- & draperies, rence. Call 395-7689, 2 throughout. Available Laundramat Lantana. 10-20-30 acre ily room, fireplace; two 20 acre Trailer Park tracts. Buyers waiting. story barn with 5 stalls. Carpeting, disposal, radiant ceiling heat, la- to 8 p.m. season or yearly. 3422 2 BEDROOM HOME central AC/H. $3000 N.E. 5th Drive, Boca M.I. MADDOX, Realtor M.I. Maddox, Realtor More land available. nai & screened patio, Large attractive fur- down. 1171 S.W. 13th sprinklers system. nished room available to Raton. 395-2531. 507 N.E. 20th St. 507 N.E. 20th St. Screened porch and Boca Raton 395-2900 Boca Raton 395-2900 Place. Call collect Mi- $16,500. 395-0922. gentleman only. House- EXTRA Guests Coming? plantarium. Central ra- ami 758-0724. Subscribe To BUILDER CLOSE OUT keeping privileges. $15 Available, Furn. Studio Needed by Feb. 1st. 3 diant heat — individual INTRACOASTAL Apts. & Villas, on the bdrm, 2 bath house un- MODEL ROW HOMES gwk. 463 Newcastle St., The Boco Raton News thermostat in each 224 S. Federal Hwy, No expense has been 2, 3 & 4 bdrm homes, 276-4996. , ocean, private beach, Phone 395-5121 furn. Yearly lease. $125 room. Carport. 395-1433 276-7713 priy.dock. The Villas of per mo. 395-4964. spared to make this one some offered complete- •Lovely double bedroom, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, of the most comfortable ly furn., all with cen- 3 blocks from ocean, Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean LSots and Acreage Stile«^— ^ ..-.•_ ,. . . $500 DOWN *» • Real Estate Sale Beautifully landscaped homes in Boca Raton Ri- tral A/C, large family private entrance. Sea- Blvd; on AlA. Call 395- Corner lot 25th Terrace central heat, ceilings 5220. Large Duplex, 2 bed- FULL PRICE $12,500 veria. Dreams become rooms, garages & de- sonal, Weekly $40, daily and 5th Ave, Approx. and ducts insulated for realities in this 2 bed- luxe kitchens. 3 room, 2 bath, each side, $8. Yearly rate on re- Hbrnes for Rent 83'xlO3 by owner — INCL. LANDSCAPED LOT A/C, W/W carpeting, room, 2 bath waterfront BUY BELOW DUPLI- quest 395-1414; 395- 1 side leased to Univ. Drapes, all electric kit- 3 bdrm, 2 bath, del. fur- $4250. 1495 N.E. 4 Ave. 395-6542 home; priced right at CATION COST and as- Q482 Nights & Sundays. 200' Highway Frontage faculty. Central heat and chen, city sewers, furn. sume existing financing. nished, swimming pool, A/C. Sprinklers & frost $45,000. Call for appt. State road 808. Main Airy Fla. room PLUS or unfurn. 1055 S.W. Ca- Use the Classifieds on lake. Now to Feb. 15. free refrigs. Walking- to see. NO LOAN COSTS. Road from Turnpike to screened porch makes mino Real. Owner 395- 395-5321. Room with distance to churches & 395-1322 Terrace Associates Apdrlrherits lot Rent Univ. $85 per front foot. for real Fla. living. See -4024. „ . • private entrance also new shopping center. BRUCE E.DARRELL 201 S.W."9th Ave. Call owner, Hibiscus this 2 bdrm, 2 bath home 2 bdrm, 2 bath, Light- ©Studio Apt., lighthouse- available. Consider trade for va- Realtor 395-5313 Const. Inc. 395-4275. by calling 395-2217. house Point. 90' front- keeping, nicely furnish- Furn. 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 cant multiple dwelling 425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. ed. Season, year. Jor- APT. LOTS $6800 Many extras incl. clos- age by 120' deep.Screen- $450 DOWN bath, large lot, on In- property. Call Boca ed patio, central heat, WATERFRONT J$87 MONTHLY dan Manor, 101 N.W. tracoastal. 363 N.E. THOMAS P. NOLAN, 395-2951 for details. ed garage. S.W. 8th St. & 10th Ave. Pine Circle. 395-4567. REALTOR By Intracoastal Lake air cond. in living room, FHA , Spanish Trail. 395-6032. See property at 259 S.W. closed garage, utility Completed Dec. 31, Furnished efficiency 131 N.E. 1st Ave. Rogers, 834 NE 33 St. A lovely 2 bedroom, 1 Also for sale. 6th St.. Boca. room, beautiful land- 1964. $15,500 plus suite, center of Boca, 5 Waterfront Lake Rog- 395-3838 399-1355 Custom luxury 3/3 den, bath, Florida Room and BRAND NEW DUPLEX scaping, spacious homesite. large screen porch with min. to public beach. On ers, 834 NE 33 St., Furn, Choice residential lots' heat/air, 2 gar, dock, Spacious 3/2, built in in Boca Raton. Low down EACH SIDE HAS 395-1486 or -2104. rooms. 942-4654. barbecue and carport. 1st floor. Ill E. Boca luxury home, dock. Sea-r TROPIC ISLES kitchen, good neighbor- son. 395-1486 or -2104. payment — long term 2 bdrm, 2 baths, cen- Have 2 .houses - one Furnishings available. Raton Rd. tral heat, A/C, Fla.rm, DELRAY hood. 243 N.E. 26 St. M.I. MADDOX, Realtor balance. 399-1521. must go - 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 395-2473. Sacrifice New 1 Bedroom luxury Furn. 2 bedroom in living rm with separate 6 yr. old, good condition, On Intracoastal water- 507 N.E. 20th St. apts. Aircond. andheat- beautiful Riviera sec- ATTENTION price $14,900. ft BUILDERS! dining area, large kit- $13,750. Custom built, 2 way canal. Lovely quiet Boca Raton 395-2900 ** ed. Furn. or unfurns tion of Boca Raton. 21/2 chen, marble base and bdrm, 2 bath with study, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Cen- near FAU. Spacious 2/2 Moving to California. Season-yearly. 6499 NE blocks from the ocean. Lots available in Coun- try Club Village — sew- sills throughout, just a large rooms, 1 yr. old, tral heat & sprinkler custom built home with Sell my 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 7 Ave. 278-2084. Priced at $1500 for block from AlA. Buy di- $22,500. Shown by appt. system. Business prob- everything it takes to ranch style home. THE season to the rightpar- ers, water and roads. Lots ready for building. rect from owner. 160 395-1071. lems necessitate return make for easy living. Sprinkler system. Fur- HAMPSHIRE HOUSE ty. Call 395-0822. Wavecrest Way in North, anxious to sell. Lot 100' x 160' deep. nished, $15,000. 1495 1150 S.W. 2nd Ave. Unusual discounts now Beautiful 2/bedroom, 2- SEASON being offered. Call 395- Boca's Riviera section., 1/2 bath Intracoastal $25,500. Carpets, $17,950. By owner.395- N.E. 4th Ave.. Boca. Boca Islands OR 395-4254. drapes & bedroom furn. 4555 or 395-0967. 2/2 home, 11/2 yr. old, New, modern, furnished 1818- Waterway home -locat- -Mild YEARLY 24 acres, Hwy. 1 to wa- Corner-Furn. Duplex, 2 ed a 770 N.E. Harbour- also available.278-2764. ROYAL OAK HILLS Boca Square, furn. or & unfurnished - Effi- bdrm, 1 bath, closed ga- Move in now. Priced to 2 bedroom, Fla. room, unfurn., air condition- ciencies, 1 & 2 bedroom Spaciously comfortable. ter. Also 12 lots, Boca Drive, Harbour East in Furnished or unfurnish- Hills. Also business lot, rage each side. A/C &. Boca Raton - Florida sell. Partially furn., 3 cent. AC/H, closed gar., ers, central heat, price apts now available. heat. 1796 N.E. 5th Ave. bedroom, 2 bath, corner screened porch, sprink- $14.900. 395-7844. H Please call E.J. Seiler, ed. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, corner 12 St. N. & Hwy. room enclosed with m Fla. room, double car- 1. Sacrifice. JA 2-7207 glass doors, mirrored lot, excellent residen- lers, sewers, carpet - POOL HOME Mgr., 395-1165 or 395- Homes for Sale tial section East of Fed. drapes. Earlypos. SAC- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Cor- -7728. port, sprinkler system. after 6 p.m. entry hall, 2 car garage, This won't last long. 2 bedroom, 21/2 bath, central air and heat. If Many extras included. RIFICE.Owner 395-7195 ner Lot, Enclosed Ga- EXCLUSIVE 100' x 150' Estates #2. rage, Patio & Swimming M.I. MADDOX, Realtor Close Boca Cabana Club large lot, on Intracoas- you are looking for a fine Close to churches, $990 DOWN The luxury penthouse 507 N. E. 20th St. tal. 363 N.E. Spanish home with a beautiful schools and shopping. $135 mo. incl. home site Pool. 1100 S.W. 11th St., apt. in Highland Beach's 6 ocean. Owner 1-531- Boca Raton Square. 395- Boca Raton 395-2900 3862 or Box Z, Boca Trail. 395-6032. Also view, call or see Jack Financing available. 611 3 bedroom, 2 bath, G.E. loveliest Co-op is now NEW & BEAUTIFUL f_pjr rent furnished. Murray, vour man at . . S.E. 10th Ave., Deer- Weathertron, central 3315. available to responsible News. 3 bedroom, 2 bath with ~K lovely, spacious split field Beach. 399-1076. heat and air/cond. Large Immediate Occupancy couple only. Seasonal sundeck, new kitchen, Ingraham addition, 50' x level, family home. Beautiful corner Home, or longer. Available 150' deep. $2500. Near l&SONS.Inc. roofed screened patio, new furniture, yard ser- Porch, large garage & completely landscaped carport and fully sodded Boca Raton Feb. 1st, 2 bedroom 2 vice. Walking distance school. 395-4555 or laundry, central heat, Weir Plaza Building with circular drive. 3 bath, every convenience. 395-0967. home site. The monthly to beach. Yearly or sea- well, sprinklers, 135' 855 S. Federal Hwy. Bedroom, 2 bath, beau- payment of $135 includes Sqjuari e On Ocean. sonal to adults. 301 N.E. 7 Choice Lots 100' x lot, 20 trees. $15,990. Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 tiful kitchen with wall 160'. Near FAU. Resi- principal, interest, tax- Brand New ! • ORYAL HADLEY, 5th AveT 395-2571. 395-1238. Min. Down. ""DEERFIELD BEACH refrigerator, disposal, dential. By owner. 395- es and insurance. Cus- Established Neighborhood Realtor Excellent 2/2, all elec- LAKE FLORESTA 1031 S.E. 7th Ct., Cove, dishwasher, deluxe oven tom building - FHA or 3 bedroom, 2 bath, screen- 4555 or 395-0967. NEW Excellent buy, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and stove. Washer & 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. tric kitchen, fully fur- Royal Palm - beautiful conventional. Model ed Florida room, central P.O. Box 803 nished, immediate pos- custom 3 bedroom, 3 large rooms & closets. Dryer & plenty of cabi- homes at N.E. 2nd Ave. air-conditioning and heat. lot - 132.65' on the Golf bath, air conditioned, Screened patio, garage, nets. Drapes throughout. Fully sodded and beauti= Boca Raton 395-2244 session, by season or Course. $26,000. By and 23rd St. Your friend yearly. Call 395-4555 or paneled family room. Special Features. 399- Must see to appreciate. from Michigan, Jack fully landscaped — large Kurn. efficiency with owner. 395-4555 or 395- 41' screened porch, 2 140L Cost $24,700. Moving - closets, enclosed garage private beach. Large 395-0967. Johnson, will be there to and utility area — Unfurnished home for 0967. car garage. No closing ^i WATERFRONT must sell. $20,900. Can show and assist you. bath. Seasonal or month- Royal Palm Golf Course costs, 1030 N.W. 6th retain mortgage to $20,650 INCL uoD ING ly. 395-4029. rent monthly or yearlv - POOL Open daily from 9 a.m. L T Lot. Excellent location. Terr. 399-2878. $18,000. Call for appt. to 9 p.m. AS LOW AS 10% DOWN LUXURY APT. also nicely furnished K&JMA FIREPLACE home. Call 395-3119. Under $13,000. Phone CAMINO GARDENS Owner 395-7053. with 5 3/4% FINANCING Lovely 1 bdrm. apt op- Miami 634-4151. An exclusive member- 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, Double OUTSTANDING VALUES Other homes starting at ^posite golf course &. Furnished home, 2 bed- Garage, no bridges to room, 2 bath, family BOCA RATON - Acre- ship community BUY THIS $10,100 (plus Lot) convenient to all shop- age - large and small 921 Butternut Terr. the Intracoastal.Screen- ping. 255 E. Royal Palm room with convertible ed pool and built-in bar- FHA terms, 3/2 Fla. RELIANCE BUILDERS tracts available in Uni- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, com- room, $500 down, refrig. 1133 S.W. 9th Ave. Rd. sofa. Conveniently lo- versity area - Good becue. $159 monthly, cated in quiet residen- pletely decorator fur- stove, Wall A/C. 395-6542 DEL-BIO APTS. BUY'S now for the de- nished, Heritage furni- Prin. and Int. after down 395-2900 New One bedroom, A/C, tial section. Phone 395- veloper and for the in- ture, central heat & air payment. Available 2/1, Fla. Heat, Furn. or unfurn. 158O__ vestor . . . Call or see, conditioning by Carrier. M.I. MADDOX, Realtor room, $1500 down, $105 Year or Season. 480 W. LONG SEASON Jack Murray, your man All rooms open to extra 507 N.E. 20th St. per month includes all Camino Real. 395-7542. $4,900 at . . large patio & pool. Boca Raton. 395-2900 costs. Seasonal IWATERFRONT Beautifully landscaped ROYAL OAK HILLS Beautiful custom home. On beach one bedroom Furnished 3 bdrm., 2 a, SONS. Inc. with sprinkler system. 3/2 East of Federal, . apt. Completely furnish- bath, fireplace, barbe- $36,000. Call'395-7089 2 large bdrms. & 2 baths early occupancy $12,800 9 ed. 395-3236. cue, screened pool and Weir Plaza Building for appointment. with glass enclosed tubs FHA terms. Unusual private effi- dock. No bridges to In- 855 S. Federal Hwy. $450 Down. Spacious 2 & showers. Plenty of ciency & patio. Near tracoastal for a luxuri- Boca Raton:Ph.395-4000 closets, 18x28 Fla. Royal Oak Hills 2/1 bedroom, 2 bath home. room, w-to-w nylon beach. 195 S.E. Wave- ous vacation in the Cove. Real Estate Furnished if desired. home, extra clean, crest Way, off AlA. M.I. MADDOX, Realtor carpeting, separate din- screened patio, refrig., For Rent or Sale Open 1 to 5. 1285 N.W. ing room & living room, Boca. 395-4365. 507 N.E. 20th St. 4th St., Country Club drapes, $19,500. Boca Raton 395-2900 FURNISHED - UNFURN. beautiful drapes & fix- EXPECTING GUESTS? Village. tures throughout house. ORYAL HADLEY, Treat them to a vaca- LUXURY HOME, 3" ANNUAL - SEASONAL Call 395-1322 West Deerfield Realty Dining & breakfast Realtor SEARS, ROEBUCK tion on the ocean — bdrm, completely fur- MLS 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. nished, residential area. rooms wood paneled, GE apartments^ efficien- Bruce E. Darrell 399-4654 Asso.395-4375 elec. kitchen, dishwash- Boca Raton 395-2244 Seasonal $1600 including Realtor cies, hotel rooms — Owners sacrifice $20UU, er & garbage disposal. AND CO. (§ Daily, Weekly, Seasonal lawn maintenance. 460 425 E- Palmetto Pk. Rd, below replacement. Al- Utility room with built NEW HOMES Rates. N.W. 6 Ave. Call 395- MONTHLY most new, 3/2, extra Will open a catalog 1232 or (eve) 395-5271* YEARLY in closet & washing ma- 2- 3 and 4 Bedroom SEA BROOKS APTS. large lot, Country Club chine, 2 air conditioning on A-l-A 3/4 mile So. of SEASONAL Offices tbtient? Village. 501 N.W. 13th & reverse heating sys- Homes Boca Raton Cabana Club. Ave. 395-4383. sales office in Boca Raton NEW Homes, Apartments and tems, 2 car carport with Some ready for 399-1533 MEDICAL CENTER rooms. See or call Har- garden closet. Oversiz- ...5th Avenue Shopping LUXURY APTS. located at riet Jackman. TOP Immediate Occupancy LOCATION ed lot, professionally 1 & 2 bdrm, furn, un- Camino Square J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. landscaped. Oak trees, Best Buy Plaza soon. furn, ht/AC, adults. Shopping Center Realtor, 2 orchid trees & others. from 513,900 EASTON APTS. on Camino Real 395-4624 395-1329, Delightfully new home in Sprinkler system, sod- Boca Raton's lovely 395-3287 Will build your office to 3 bedroom, 2 bath home ded lawns, storm awn- OTTO YARK 541 N.E. 45th St. "Estates" section near Applications for general your specifications in- in Boca Harbour. $160 ings, aluminum storm (Exclusive Agent) ^ Furn. • one bedroom. cluding air conditioning. mo. rent with option to ocean. 3 bedrooms, deluxe baths, family room, shields. Seen by appt. Also efficiency. 395- Call buy. 395-4658. __ only. Call 395-1921. 395-0865 sales and office work 2596. THOMAS P. NOLAN, 2 OUTSTANDING big porch, 2 car garage, GATEWAY PLAZA APTS. Realtor central A/C and many FLORIDA now Being received. DUPLEXES other fine features. 330 W. CAMINO REAL 131 N.E. 1st Ave. Excellent location. Each (1) Furn. 1 bdrm. to Jan, 395^3:838 ,399-1355 Priced under market at side 2 bdrm., 2 bath, $29,900! Aqualityhome, 30 & after March 1. central heat & air, Letters of application (2) Unfurn. & furn. 2 in choice location, at ex- BAHAMAS New attractive colonial screened patio, extra ceptionally low price. IRELAND bdrm. by year or month. commercial stores,182- large kitchen, huge util- should include business or Children but no pets. Why settle for less? 188 N. Fed. Hwy., Deer- ity, lushly landscaped. MacLaren &. Anderson, FOE Mgr.. APt. 2. 395-7884, field. Adjacent to Boca Absolute quality, beau- other background, age, Small apt. furnished for 151 E. Royal Palm Rd. south line. Extra large tifully appointed. Pur- Ph. 395-1333 0 Feb. & March — 1 bed- parking. Now leasing. chase price $26,500 or REAL ESTATE telephone number. room furnished apt. Jan. Reasonable rental. 395- yearly rental $140 per SEE= "The Real Estate Corner' 26 to Feb. 22. Tiffany 5497. mo. Your Inspection In- LICENSED MORTGAGE Apts. 395-6420. BEST BUY IN BOCA vited. 3450 N.E. 5th SOLICITORS J. STUART PARKER APTS. 15' x 75' Good location Drive. Due to immediate expan= MAIL TO: Efficiency, also bed- only $100 per mo. Call REMODELING sion plans, 2 qualified room apt. with Fla. room 395-3236. men needed. Excellent ROBERTSON (not yearly), 2 adults, and REPAIRS growth potential with STORE-OFFICE Bldg., FLORIDA rooms, roofs over finest lines. To cover INCORPORATED M.L. Fair no pets please, 444 East Boca Raton Rd., 15'x40\ patio, screen enclosures, North Bra ward & Palm Realtors (EAST) Palmetto Pk. partitioned and air-con- CBS Additions. Remodeling Beach Counties. Inter- Rd., Boca Raton. 395- complete. Licensed Con- 60 South Federal Highway BOCA BATON 395-4624 Box F ditioned. Call 395-1708 tractor. views confidential & by 4750. Store for rent --w,17x45 appointment only. FOR "TAX FREE" REAL ESTATE IN FREEPORT # Furnished duplex apt, near 20th St. $80 per HARVEY Weir Mortgage Co. c/o Boca Raton News for rent. Monthly or month yearly lease. In- CONSTRUCTION CO. Pompano Beach 941-7000 GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND seasonally. 2868 N.E. 5 quire 2174 N.E. 1st Ave. Days 395-3271 Boca Raton 395-4000 We Work thru 1 Stuart Robertson (Bahamas)Limited, Ave. 395-4770. 395-4964 & 399-5922 after 5 p.m. 395-4452