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The Board Meets The City Commission this week opened its hearings as a Board of Equalization to study the proposed tax assessment rolls. It also provided an opportunity for a picture of the whole group working together. Seated from left are Commis- - missioners Ed Guthrie and Robert I. Honchell, , City Manager L.M. McConnell, Mayor Sidney ,:* Brodhead, City Attorney Roberta McKenry, and * Commissioners Bernard Turner and Harold Maull.

Largest Circulation Of Any Newspaper In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 10 NO. 40 Boca Raton, Fla., April 8, 1965 26 pages PRICE Equalization Board Studies City's Largest Tax Roll Bfblefowii Asks For Reed Gets Committee Assignments Exemption As Legislature Opens In Tallahassee The City Commis- Donald Reed, Boca E.C. Rowell and Senate but will probably dis- the law be changed to sion, sitting as the Raton's representative President James E. appoint school teachers, make the deadline Board of Equalization, in the Florida Legisla- Connor indicated they educators and state of- March 1, and drop the took action yesterday ture, yesterday was will insist on a balanced ficials. controversial 13-month morning to reduce as- named to two commit- budget, and Rowell was The governor may plate which would have sessments on property tees as the biennial as- vehement on the fact," have laid to rest one of made the deadline even- in the Lake Wyman signments were hand- Reed said. his campaign promises tually be July 1. Shores area. ed out. The stand on no new — the reduction of li- Burns predicted that Approximately 15 Reed, minority lead- taxes will please most of cense fees. However, the state would have parcels were reduced er of the Republicans in the citizens of Florida, he did recommend that (Continued on page 14A) from 5 to 10 per cent. an overwhelmingly These were the only Democratic House, Well, it wasn't exactly the "straw that broke the camel's back." Crews be- changes the board au- landed the post of vice- To Conduct Survey gan work Wednesday removing the humps from the Florida East Coast rail- thorized before recess- chairman of the Com- road crossing at Palmetto Park road. In spite of the traffic whizzing by, ing until April 30, mittees on Resolutions workmen continued working asphalt into the roadway on the west side of the An application from and Memorials and will tracks. George Christy, Boca also serve on the Com- Villas, was rejected. mittee on Government City Hires Traffit Consultant The board also filed ap- Organizations. The City Commis- has found that it is pos- techniques and speed plication for exemption The committee ap- sion Tuesday approved sible to increase the program, signals, tim- from Bibletown. pointments were the plans to hire a firm of capacity of the street ing, sign analysis, in- Court Delays Decision These were the only only action taken in the consulting engineers to system from 15 to 20 tersection flows . .. and requests from taxpay- short session yesterday draft an operational per cent by "good, sound to turn over in bound ers following the post- in the House. traffic study here. traffic engineering copies full recom- ing of the city's first Reed told the News Acting on a recom- practices." mendations and conclu- full-value tax roll last that the reaction to Gov. mendation by City Man- "This also includes," sions." he added. In 1st Sign Test Case month by OwenBennion, Haydon Burns' speech ager L.M. McConnell, Kunde said, "a much tax assessor. opening the 1965 ses- the commissioners ap- greater freedom of Decision has been taken of the-business and asked to see the pic- The commission will, sion was generally fav- proved hiring the firm movement, a decrease withheld one week in the the allegedly illegal tures. however, review its pol- orable. of Kunde and Associ- of travel time between icy on assessments next "It was pretty long, case of William Tru- signs. Defense Coun- Apparently both men ates to conduct the sur- origin and destination Amusement Page 6A piano who appeared in sel Brannen said he thought they would be week, with an eye on next though," he said. vey for $2,200. and, in short, making year's roll. The legislator was of Church 11B court Tuesday charged would stipulate the pic- normal photographs and driving a pleasure in- 11-12- 13A with violation of the city tures were'taken of the were taken aback when The 1965 roll is by the opinion that legisla- George H. Kunde, stead of thenerve-rack- Classifieds sign ordinance, business and would not color movies were far the largest in his- tive heads, as well as president of the firm, ing thing it presently is. Editorials 4B Trupiano was charg- argue against their be- shown. Brannen re- tory, and reached a total the governor, are com- said surveys of this type Public Notices 13A-6B- ed with six counts re- ing presented into the marked, "do you have of $208,008,000, with mitted on a no-non- are intended to get max- "Our proposal would Real Estate 10 A garding allegedly illegal case. However, he and popcorn too?" $188,332,300 as taxable. sense, no-additional-tax imum utilization from be to conduct this study 8-9-lEA policy, the existing street sys- . . . with standard traf- Sports signs at Boca Car Wash Judge Dix were some- TV Listings 6A on North Federal high- what surprised when Dix (Continued on page 14A) (Continued on page 14A) "Both House Speaker tem. He said his firm fic engineering study Section B way. Women's News Judge Kenneth Dix, after listening to argu- Architect to Draw Plan ments by City Prosecu- tor Jerry Stejskal and Defense Counsel P.J. Brannen, reserved rul- ing until 9:30 a.m. next City Beach Plan Boosted Tuesday. Judge Dix explained he would study Plans to acquire more north beach. More than ter mains in the Riviera briefs presented by both public beach property a thousand feet more has section. attorneys. moved forward at Tues- been suggested, both AUTHORIZED execu- During the long pro- day's City Commission north and south of the tion of an agreement ceedings, it was brought meeting when commis- present site. with the Florida East out pictures had been sioners agreed to meet In other action at Coast Railroad to per- with an architect to draw Tuesday's meeting, the mit installation of a wa- land use plans. City Commission: ter main under the E. Manny Abraben, HELD public hearings tracks. The city will The Weather who volunteered to un- on two ordinances, one pick up the extra cost dertake the land-use relating to district for installation of a 36 April 3-7, 1965 plan for a one-dollar boundary line'plats &nd a inch casing, although Hi Lo Rain fee, is expected to attend second creating two- only a 12 inch main is Sat. 83 54 the City Commission's family zoning in block contemplated at the Sun. 79 69 workshop meeting Mon- one of the Spanish Vil- present time. day to talk over beach Mon. 84 64 lage plat. Both were APPROVED an ex- A strike by the Carpenters acquisition plans and adopted without public pense allowance for the Union against members of the Broward County Tues. 82 64 anticipated use. comment. Builders Exchange has idled workmen on a number of jobs in the city. The Wed. noon 83 62 secretary of the Civil The city anticipates a INSTRUCTED the city Service Board. The al- carpenters have not, however, struck against the general contractors or owners U.S. Weather Bureau official bond issue to finance attorney to proceed with lowance is not to exceed of the projects as a result of' a dispute with them. Among the major projects recordings from the coopera. hit by the strike was Florida five station, Boca Raton. purchase of additional drafting the lien ordi- $150 per month. Atlantic University where a dormitory complex beach property in the vi- nance for the engineer's and cafeteria building with a total value of $1.8 million are under construc- cinity of the present assessment roll for wa- (Continued on page 14A) tion. With a Gallic Touch From Charles de Gaulle The United States and the Gold Situation cent magnitude — effect our domestic monetary hold as international monetary structure the nations with inter-, By Dr. Robert E. Miller henceforth to settle all system. Thus as of national money, and yet in. one segment of its net international debts monetary reserves — stand? it is just these deficits economy, we are pretty Department of Economic* in gold — which only the last month $13 billion a reserve "as good as Finally, what more Florida Atlantic University of the less than 15 we gold" under the Bretton should be done? There that are creating the close to a silly tail wag- United States is now own was not officially circumstances that may ging the.dog story. A return to the inter- committed to do, if Woods agreement: are probably as many force the system itself available for our for- whereas now with the current plans for revi- Electric base board national gold standard somewhat reluctantly; eign trade or support to collapse. And even has been generally er- (b) that the nations economic rehabilitation sion of the present in- more strangely, the units take up little space of the dollar — leaving and economic growth of ternational monetary and fit any room decor. roneously reported in should pay off in gold, less than $2 billion present international the world press as hav- over a specified time, the nations of Western system as there have monetary system brings ing been recommended after freezing these against the potential Europe and Japan — a been temporary exped- foreign short - term greater growth than that ients to hold it together, forth the anomalous sit- BOCA RATON NEWS by French President de debts at no interest, all claims of almost $30 uation where the poor- Gaulle — along with the foreign holdings of in the United States, they such as: (a) return to er nations in effect have 2A April 8,1965 correctly reported their currencies— billion against our gold have less need for Am- the gold standard; (b) stock. This matter has erican goods and ser- allow floating foreign to "lend" to the rich- French pressure on the which applies mainly to been somewhat amelio- est nation by not using American dollar and on the United States and to vices, and they seem to exchange rates; (c) in- all their dollars for American gold stocks a lesser degree Great Dr. Miller rated by legislation pas- question our economic crease the value of gold sed last month to free stability and our con- or devalue the dollar; goods and services by conversion of French Britain and which now more resembles the one Federal Reserve Depo- order to accumulate holdings of dollars into amounts to over 40 bil- that turned the 1929 re- tinuing ability to support (d) expand the facili- dollar balances for their gold: the latter, a Gallic lion dollars; and (c) that sits from their regular the value of the dollar ties of the International cession into the Great 25% gold cover require- and to honor the dollar Monetary Fund; and (e) necessary international touch emphasizing that if there is not enough Depression. The insta- monetary reserves. the American mono- gold to serve as the na- ment, which freed some claims to our gold. Thus establish an inter- bility in our internation- $5 billion of gold for these nations have been national central bank of logue has now /become tions' international al monetary system is Probably if there is a dialogue. money (which there is- use in international "playing it safe," and issue. any one short answer such that a minor in- monetary settlements. converting some of their Charles de Gaulle has n't), then the major ternational incident or However the interna- as to what more should trading nations should This gold loss situa- short-term dollar bal- tional monetary system be done beyond the ad- not recommended a re- a small eeorlomicfinan- ances into gold — par- turn to the international issue, in concert, inter- tion makes more mean- will evolve from this mittedly only temporary national money and cre- cial disturbance could ingful Rueff's comments ticularly since the Uni- present situation, it bolstering - up of the gold standard — which set off world wide dis- ted States has refused would be literally im- dit on the basis of these and stems from the fact must now indicate that present international several nations' con- that under the present to give a direct guar- the burden of supporting monetary system, it possible, but the French The basis for this antee to them not to in effect are urging the vertible currencies — international monetary the structure cannot must be as noted above swhich only the United forebodying is the pro- system established at devalue the dollar. rest solely upon one na- that eventually there revision of the present bable consequences of international monetary States and to a lesser the Bretton Woods con- Third, what is being tion— no matter how will have to be an inter- HOW MUCH YOU MAY degree Great Britain c o n t i n uing American ference, the United economically powerful. national central bank of standard from a dollar- gold losses and deficits done to try to eliminate I SAVE ON YOUR CAR gold exchange standard now do. States uniquely stands our gold losses and to Devlopments must have issue — as exists do- in our international bal- ready always to buy and now demonstrated that mestically in every na- L INSURANCE WITH to a major currency- The latter point is of ance of payments, as sell gold at the fixed try to eliminate our bal- eventually conflict of gold exchange standard- course the most criti- ance of payments def- tion. Then American m. STATE FARM! a position argued in its have occurred consist - price of $35 per ounce— icits is to create a pan- domestic vs. foreign balance of payments and cal. It would in effect antly over the past few the basis of the present considerations will pose gold flows could fluc- modern context as far establish an interna- years. international "dollar- oply of actions — large, dilemmas for such a back as 1958 and con- tional central bank or small, and even trivial tuate periodicallyin tinually since then by To examine this mat- gold exchange" stand- and some wise and some nation. deficit and surplus — institution of issue, as ard that the nations of as must all nations — many academicians, has already been ac- ter, it might be best the world use today. dubious. Some of these For example, as does notably Professor Ro- complished by all mo- to pose and try to an- actions, and some still the current contradic- in a dynamic and ex- bert Triffin of Yale Un- dern nations domesti- swer four relevant Certainly given the only proposals, are ob- tory pressures on the panding international iversity in his "Gold and cally and as has long questions: (a) what is present degree of inter- vious and some are quite United States both to economy without pre- the Dollar Crisis." happening? (b) why is national monetary coop- technical, and they run promote greater do- cipitating imminent cri- been argued by many sis and forcing the Uni- EARL WILKINSON Specifically, in academicians — begin- it happening? (c) what eration among the West- from sell more and buy mestic economic acti- \ l is being done? and (d) ern European nations— less — including "See vity via lower interest ted States into situations AGENT de Gaulle's last press ning in modern times of dilemma and paradox 119 W. Palmetto Park Boad conference and prior to with John Maynard what more should be our major creditors, the America First,' to re- rates while at the same Boca Raton, Florida done? presentation of these stricted use of Ameri- time to provide higher as now. For certainly this as argued by the Keynes' "Clearing Un- when a nation with an French delegation at the ion" proposal at the First, what is hap- "unpayable" claims can aid to American interest rates to help Office 395-3515 pening is that the Uni- against the American goods and services, to protect our balance of annual Gross National annual meeting of the In- Bretton Woods confer- Product of oyer some Residence 395-2636 ternational Monetary ence in 1944 that es- ted States is fast los- gold stock is not likely. taxing American invest- payments — and the in- ing its gold stock. Since Note the $3 billion of ments abroad. If no- ternational monetary 600 billion dollars finds Fund and the Interna- tablished the lesser itself sorely pressed by STATE FARM tional Bank for Recon- compromise of the IMF 1958 we have lost more credit given Great Bri- thing more, the gross structure itself. Fur- Mutual Automobile Insurance Company than one-third of the tain during last fall's extent of these many ther, the present inter- a 3 billion dollar—a less Home Office: Elcomington, Illinois struction and Develop- and the IBRD. than one half of one per ment (the "World Since this establish- gold that we held at pound crisis. But giv- recommendations re- national monetary sy- Bank") last fall in Tok- ment of an international the end of World War en any serious interna- flects the ingenuity and stem has forced upon yo, the French position central bank of issue II; we now own less than tional economic and/or effort going into the America another para- has been: (a) that the is an ultimate, not im- $15 billion of gold, down political crisis, this matter. All these at- dox: U.S. deficits are nations should agree mediate, solution of the from some $25 billion tenuous structure might temps are effective to- the-means of supplying the present international that we held at the end well collapse. a limited degree — al- monetary problem, it of the war. And we are Second then, why is though our deficit in OUR SEARCH for might be well to note continuing to lose more this happening? Sim- 1964 is estimated to PRECIOUS JEWELS BEACH BOYS CONCERT briefly the basis for the gold each year. ply, the United States is have been over 3 billion VALUED at FIVE America's Number 1 Recording Group present potential col- In addition, although spending more than the dollars, about what it today monetary gold other nations are buy- has been averaging for HUNDRED DOLLARS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 - 8:00 P.M. lapse of the internation- at Yankee Stadium, Fort Lauderdal e BOCA al monetary system. serves the nations of ing from us, and our, the past several years: or more CONTINUES For example, recent- the world exclusively creditor nations ares gold losses in 1964 fell TICKETS now on sale at ly in Fortune magazine, only for international demanding payment of to*J$125 million, but al- we will pay cash Jacques Rueff, an emi- monetary settlements, part of our deficits in ready in 1965 they have VINCENTS MUSIC CENTRE FBRTIFICIAL most of the gold Ameri- gold. Actually in terms risen to almost a half or... act as your nent French economist, of goods and services, billion dollars, about FLOWERS noted: A grave peril ca holds is nominally BROKER 443 S. Federal Hwy. hangs over the economy at least — and quite America sells more what they have been ave- See KARL PALEY TICKETS: $2-$3-$3.50-$5 GALORE of the West. Every day anachronistically — than she buys, but we raging for the past sev- BUS TRANSPORTATION IS OFFERED BY committed to backing also spend large sums eral years too. Never- IANY MEXICAN its situation more and abroad for military and theless, the critical is- THE MUSIC CENTRE PAPER economic aid and for sue is still as noted Departing 6:30 on the eve of the concert. 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Hebe- namics at West Point Geqrge B. Shaw, second from left, senior vice president of Radiation, Inc. came a U.S. citizen. Military Academy. J.F, Baldwin of Melbourne, has an admiring audience, from left, Thomas F. Fleming Jr., r Jkenneth R. Williams and Kenneth R. Miller. Shaw is one of the nation's top I experts in spac e communications, and addressed a group of the area's busi- ness, educational and civic leaders at a dinner Tuesday night. ANNOUNCEMENT Short Docket The Royal Palm Insurance Agency Only One Trial in City Court With only one trial in guilty waiver. a stop sign until the in- announces its affiliation with city court Tuesday, the Albert J. Staneck, tersection cleared of session was over by 11 disobeyed flashing red traffic, accident, $25. a.m., an unusually short light, signed $10 guilty The Royal Palm Realty Corporation period of time. waiver. Charles Murray Lit- tle, charged with dis- Although three trials Vicki G. Marqusee, had been scheduled, two speeding, signed $29 obeying; a red light, fail- defendants pleaded guil- guilty waiver. ed to appear in court and and the opening of their ty, speeding up the pro- Josephine Sherman, a bench warrant was is- cesses of law. failure to remain stop- sued for his arrest with $50 bond. Among those appear- ped at intersection with new offices in the ing before Judge Ken- neth Dix or signing wai- vers were: New Judge Hears First ^mund Whittaker, Sure to yield right of Royal Palm Shopping Plaza way, causing an acci- Case-Well, Not Really dent, $20. A new judge sat on Elapsed time: seven Robert Douglas, im- the high bench in city minutes for robe chang- 307 Golf View Drive Boca Raton proper driving on a di- court Tuesday, but not ing, two minutes for vided street, $10. for long. sentencing. Allen H. Barbee, Timothy Poulton, ap- For the most personalized service in town speeding, signed $17.50 pointed judge ad litem guilty waiver. by Judge Kenneth Dix, BOCA RATON NEWS was scheduled to hear a for all your needs in Arthur Jones, speed- PHONE 395-5121 ing, $30. trial* It didn't come off. Published every THURSDAY ®Ddgers Lee Ruth, Last week J.P. Som- and SUNDAY at 34 S.E. 2nd St. by Boca Raton Publishing INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE speeding, $25. mers was charged by the Co. William Trupiano, city with permitting a call or see speeding, $30. dog to run at large in Myron Yelverton Francis J. Leahy Jr., violation of a city ordi- Circulation Manager speeding, signed $17.50 nance. Since Sommers' Phone 395-5121 Ted Kunselman Entered as Second Class George B.Van Zee wife is Judge Dix' sec- Matter at th; Tost Office at retary, Dix disqualified Boca Roto- "lorida, Dec. General Agent Reg. Real Estate Broker 395-1660 himself from hearing 1, 1955. the trial when Sommers Subscription Rates pleaded not guilty. By carrier in city .. 15£ week 395-1661 395-1662 Calling a recess of . • 65£ month By mail in U.S. five minutes Tuesday, 1 yr,$7.50,6 mo.$4,3 ino.$2.50 Sales - Leases - Trades - Acreage - Appraisals - Insurance Judge Dix and Poulton did a fast change and Poulton appeared on the AUTO bench, dressed in the full robes of office. But his tenure was DISTINCTIVE short. Sommers stepped PICTURE to the bench, requested FRAMES permission to change repairs his plea to guilty and was fined $20. Store-Wide Sale Another short recess, * JENHINGS this time two minutes, Judge Dix was back- in Reductions to- HO E. a OCA RATON ROAD his own robe, and court BOCA RATON, FLA. proceeded as usual. Why spend valuable dollars on auto repairs when you can trade for a new one and actually save in the Arcade money. 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Big Things in Spring Sports THE WORLD OVER. Councils. By Marilyn Munyer resenting our school as well as the whole Sun- This is a great honor No restaurant off ers finer food coast Conference. and responsibility but Big things happened THE in the field of spring I'm sure we'll be able sports around Seacrest Tomorrow night the to serve in this office last week. 'Hawks swimming team as well as we have as Friday afternoon our will meet in Riviera and 1964-65 President and baseball team beat the on Tuesday night will Treasurer of District V undefeated Lake Worth swim against Dan Mc- which we were voted for Trojans. This was, of Carty of Ft. Pierce at at last year's conven- Known as- "HOUSE OF PRIME RIBS" the Delray Municipal tion. course, • with an hono- Pool on Atlantic ave- The convention will r a b 1 e nue. be held in Miami Beach,, A Variety of Specialties to Delight You v i c t o ry Election day is Satur- for our Monday afternoon the day. DINNER team golf teams will compete COCKTAIL „ .. -. LOUNGE cons id- in the Suncoast Confe- Last Saturday night ing we're rence meet held at the the Key Club held their the first Cypress Creek Country annual "King Hideous team out Club. Playing on the Dance," The well- 1905 S. FEDERAL of six home course should give qualified winner of the Double honors were handed out when Major Bob Owens, left, group com- others in our team a good chance desirable title of "King mander for the Civil Air Patrol presented the squadron charter to King Mer- Mari lyn of coming out on top. BOYNTON BEACH the con- Hideous" was Chet Wal- ritt Jr., commander of the new squadron in Boca Raton. Merritt also received ker, representing the ference to defeat the his commission as first lieutenant in the CAP.—Stover Photo, OPEH EVERY DAY PHONE 732-9741 Trojans this year. There will be three Key Club. This win wasn't a big, important conven- "close call" either, the tions going on this Several things were final score was 4-0. weekend in different discussed at the Senior Stock Firm Will Offer Course Number One pitcher in parts of the state with Class meeting last the game was Seacrest's Seacrest being repre- week. EASTER SHOES FOR LESS! Jeff Hill. sented at each one. The seniors made To Tench Wostien About Market The "Squall" will their decision on what A course titled "Wo- ket. Seahawk boys netters send five delegates to to give the school as a men and the Market" The course will be shone above all other the journalism conven- Senior Gift. Out of the will be offered by Del- held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, 9 teams in the Suncoast tion in St. Petersburg. five possible choices, ray Beach office, Mer- April 13, in the Merrill C onf erence Tennis The Florida Scholastic they chose to give the rill Lynch, Pierce, Lynch office, Delray SHOPPING Tournament last Thurs- Press Association Con- Senior Gates. Th.ese Fenner and Smith Inc. Beach. day afternoon. vention will take place gates will be located at the entrance and exit of According to the DAYS LEFT For the first time in at the Soreno Hotel on stock brokerage firm, Reservations are re- five years, another team April 8, 9, and 10. the faculty parking lot. quested. Around the area of the a recent census of TIL EASIER (namely the Seahawks) stockholders revealed placed first in the Con- Four students will be gates, there will be an attractive garden which that approximately 55 In your plans for ference tennis tourna- representing Seacrest per cent of all securi- ment. The Forest Hill at the Annual Senior will be tended to year SUNDAY... 'round by the mainte- ties are held by women. Falcons have received High School Conference We suggest that FIRST Just Received! at Florida Presbyterian nance. This will add The course will in- the top title for the pre- clude discussion on why you attend the ceding five years. College. quite a bit to the first impression of visitors women should know CHURCH Gigantic Shipment! The boys won 25 out The convention takes to our school. more about the securi- of your choice of 28 divisions and the place over the same ties market, investment girls won 27 out of 28 three days as does the objectives, sound meth- SCSWANiS CLUB divisions. Both teams journalism convention. Also discussed at the ods of investing and oth- of BOCA RATON are Conference cham- The convention's pur- meeting was Senior Fi- er aspects of the mar- -SUNRISE pions. pose is to acquaint the esta Day and graduation students with the pres- day. A day has not yet In the way of upcom- ent foreign situation. been set for Fiesta Day "FIRST STEP" IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION ing sports, the try-outs Those seniors who are but there will be one! for the state tennis tour- particularly outstanding On Fiesta Day there will nament will be held in in their discussions are be a big barbecue — Boca Rafon Pre-Scfiool Hollywood today, to- eligible for a $500 scho- for seniors only! morrow, and Saturday. larship to this college. Last but far from Kindergarten The Seahawks boys and least in the big eyes of girls teams will be rep- the hopeful seniors is Professional Care & Guidance Another convention Hot Lunch & Modern Equipment which will be held on the graduation day. The same dates is one which date for the ceremony 250 N.W. 4th Diagonal Holder Awarded directly concerns every has been set for June 3 Seacrest student and and will take place at Marine Promotion indirectly concerns all the Bibletown Auditori- 2 through 6 years PHONE 395-7071 high school students all um. Harvey L. Holder, 19, over the state of Flori- son of Mrs, Emma da. Seacrest, though it Louise Hall of Boca Ra- is a school, is running ton, was promoted to private first class, for the office of vice- March 25, while as- president of the Florida signed to the 33rd Artil- Association of Student lery in Germany. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Holder, a launcher crewman in Battery A of the 33rd Artillery's 1st Missile Battalion, entered the Army in June 1964 and arrived overseas last Novem- ber." He completed basic training at Fort Leon- ard Wood, Mo., and ad- vanced individual train- ing at Fort Sill, Okla. LocaS Students Ken Higgins wit! help you long after Receive Degrees you've bought Two Boca Raton res- an insurance policy idents will receive de- When your car or home is damaged grees at University of or destroyed, we will make sure you get paid promptly and fairly. Florida's annual com- We're independent insurance mencement exercises agents. April 26. Both Mary E, Amstutz Altman and J.C. MITCHELL ^ William Albert Altman Jr. will receive bach- & SONS (\XS BEDROOMS elor of arts degrees in education. 22 S. Federal , . 395-4711 from Open Sundays CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS N THE HEART OF 10 to 5 PM. BOCA RATON 9490 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SATURDAY 9 to 7:30 DAILY 9 to 9 5fh AVE.SHOPPSHG PLAZA Specializing in imported foods and cheeses from all over the world. Fresh cold cuts to delight and refresh your table. Stop in our Closer to Everything! exciting shop and let us give you a taste of our Here you are the shortest of strolls from fine cheeses. Imported Swiss or German restaurants, theater, fine shops and markets . Emmenthaler, French or Danish Port Salut, yet you have the feeling that you are on a French Brie and Roquefort, Danish Blue, country estate, serenely apart from the bustle Camembert, Canadian Cheddars and all of everyday life. This is the quiet charm Scandinavian Cheeses. of Boca Verde, a most delightful place to live. We will measure Come Taste Our Cheese Spreads your child's feef for Brandy * Natural * Port Wine * Champagne Central air conditioning and heating Each apartment has private screened porch BOCA Pistachio * Sap Sago * Whispride and RATON INLET a perfect fit... every time! 1, 2 and 3-lb. Cheese Crocks Luminous ceilings in kitchens and baths Lush tropical garden setting with walks and benches IDEAL FOR EASTER GIFTS Top-quality wall-to-wall nylon carpeting ADULTS ONLY Just Arrived for Your Giving Pleasure - Recreation center with heated pool - C. 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4. Caroline Hahn, 5. Taylor About 240 spectators and Fort Lauderdale, Poole, 6. Jodi Nieporte, 7. Jean turned out to watch 60 with Clarence L. Cra- McPhair, 8. Penny Arnold. ven, Cohasset, Mass., Small Pony Hunter Under riders and horses com- Saddle - 1. The Gangster, Pros- pete in 17 hunter seat officiating as her ring- pect Corp. of Md., Rhett Ri- equitation and working master. Events were viere, 2. Gwynedd Jamboree, announced by Revall B. Jocelyn Poole, 3. Tinkertoy, hunter classes at Palm Woodfield Hunt Club, Bebe Ros- Beach County Pony Jorgensen, Miami, and siter, 4. Fudge, Mrs. Lois Mac- Club's Junior Horse invocation was pro- lver, Robin Maclver. Show last week-end. nounced by Rev. John S. Large Pony Hunter Under Rogers, St. Andrew's Saddle - 1. Lady Fairfield, The show was held at Jocelyn Poole, 2. Late for AND THEY Woodfield Hunt Club. Episcopal School for Breakfast, Libby MacDonald, 3. Viewers came from as Boys. Little Man, Lynne Cox, 4. Any- Ribbon marshalls time, Janis T. McClellan, Joyce far south as South Mi- V. McClellan, 5. Mother Goose, INSURED ami and Kendall and as who made the official Woodfield Hunt Club, Judy far north as the Palm presentations through- Itschner, 6. The Leprechaun, out the day were: Mrs. Sally Hoye. YOUR Beaches. Junior Hunter Under Saddle Mrs. Harold L. Butts E.M. Posey, Boca Ra- - 1. Anderson Hill, Arthur presented the Woodfield ton; Mrs. E.L. Mac- Fleischer, 2. Jackpot, Morgan Donald, Mrs. Joseph Hunt Club, Caron Schwartz, 3. KIDDY Cup to winner of the Ju- Real Game, Mary Hufty, 4. nior Working Hunter Marquette, Pompano Czarina, Jeanne Schaefer, 5. event over the outside Beach, Mrs. Robert Bewtiched, Sally Speidel, 6. CAR ? Parnell and Mrs. M.B.Sand Dollar, Debbie Talbott. hunt course, Miss Ca- Open Junior Jumper - 1. ron Schwartz, Morgan Grandy, Boynton Beach. Tiny's Thought, Simonetta Bul- Hunt Club, Davie,, garelli, 2. The Rebel, Alex INSURE WITH "DAY" Small Pony Ch: Gwynedd Speer, 3. Anderson Hill, 4. Simonetta Bulgarelli, Jamboree, Jocelyn Poole. Res: Brillante, Mary Hufty, 5. Theo- BE SURE TOMORROW! Boca Raton copped the The Gangster, Rhett Riviere. dore A., Joyce V. McCleUan, 6. Large Pony Ch: Anytime, Jackpot. McClellan Challenge Joyce V. McClellan. Res: Lady Trophy replica. Fairfield, Jocelyn Poole. Small Pony Working Hunter - Junior Hunter Ch: Anderson 1. Tinkertoy, 2. Gwynedd Jam- Other winners in- Hill, Arthur Fleischer; Res: boree, 3. The Gangster. Agency cluded Lynne Cox, Jackpot, Caron Schwartz. Large Pony Working Hunter- 500 S FEDERAL HWY. Deerfield Beach, Palm Open Horsemanship Ch: 1. Anytime, 2. Little Man, 3. Beach County Pony Club Jeanne Schaefer. Res: Simonet- Lady Fairfield, 4. Another Star; ta Bulgarelli. Frederick DiVecchici, Randy Challenge Trophy, and Pony Club S-10 years Equita- Staats, 5. Idle Gossip. Barbara Butts jumps her gelding "Idle Gossip" over a coop at the Horse Show.—Colony Studio Photo. Arthur Fleischer, Mi- tion - 1. Susie Butts, 2. Lisa J. Junior Working Hunter, Out- ami, Mr. and Mrs. By- Kingsley, 3. Lyda Kuth, 4. Eliz- side course - 1. Jackpot, 2. abeth Morris, Anderson Hill, 3. Bewitched, 4. Jeanne Schaefer, 2. Simonetta ron D. Kuth's Merrie Pony Club 11-13 years Equi- Theodore A., 5. Sand Dollar, 6. Bulgarelli, 3. Sally Speidel, 4. Meadows Stables Per- tation over jumps 21611 - 1. Strickly Formal, Scotty-Da Arthur Fleischer, 5. Joyce V. FAU Will Play Host at Meeting petual Trophy for Ju- Barbara Butts, 2. Debbie Tal- Farms, Chris Neale. McClellan, 6. Barbara Butts. nior Hunter under Sad- bott, 3. Katie Robertson, 4. Lib- Small Pony Hunter Stake - Hunter Relay Team - 1. Be- FABRIC SALE by MacDonald. 1. Gwynedd Jamboree, 2. The witched, Czarina and Lady For Future Education Students dle replica. Arthur also Pony Club 14-17 years Equi- Gangster, 3. Tinkertoy. Fairfield, 2. Theodore A., Lit- won the right to have tation over jumps 3'0" - 1. Large Pony Hunter Stake - 1. tle Man and Idle Gossip, 3. Rain- High school and junior college of education in Joyce V. McClellan, 2. Alex Anytime, 2. Little Man, 3. She- bow, Jackpot and Lightning, his name engraved in ba, Woodfield Hunt Club, Patty Morgan Hunt Club, 4. Molly Bee, college students of Bro- particular. Speer. Midnight Moon and Dolly. the Jand Feed and Pet Pony Club Open Equitation, Singer, 4. Lady Fairfield, 5. ward and Palm Beach Welcoming the guests Supply Co., Perpetual walk, trot, canter - 1. Lynne Dolly, Morgan Hunt Club, Caron Counties who are pre- will -be SEA president, Schwartz, 6. Another Star. 10% Off Trophy for winning the Cox, 2. Bebe Rossiter, .3. Joyce paring for teaching ca- Jack Yaxley, Hollywood, most points throughout V. McClellan, 4. Judy Itschner, Junior Hunter Stake - 1. 5. Libby MacDonald, 6. Kath- Tiny's Thought, 2. Anderson FAU Students Hoid reers will be guests of and Dr. Louie Camp, the show on one mount. erine Beveridge. Hill, 3. Theodore A., 4. Czar- Florida Atlantic Uni- professor of education. Judge was Miss Stef- Beginners Horsemanship. ina, 5. Brilliante, 6. Bewitched. versity's college of ed- Dr. Kenneth R. Wil- on fabrics over Walk-trot - 1. David Mechanik, Open Hunter Seat Equitation Symposium on Cuba anie L. Zacher, Davie 2. Lynn Maclver, 3. Jan Riley, Championship, jumps 3'0" - 1. ucation at an invitational liams, president, will "What About Cuba?" ' program Saturday address the assembled will be the subject of a morning, April 10, from students. Other speak- 2.25 per yard symposium featuring 9:30 to noon. ers will be Dr. G. Bal- five student panelists at Host . for the two- lard Simmons, dean of Spring Piant- SPECIALS Florida Atlantic Uni- county meeting will be the college of education, versity today at 9 a.m. the 80-member Sim- and Robert L. Breiten- Gardenia standards-grafted. Heavy plants in bud The two-hour meeting mons-Wells Chapter of stein, dean of men. will be held in Room 115 FAU's Student Educa- An informal discus- and bloom ,24 to 30-mcb and higher. $4.95 up of the Learning Labora- tional Association. sion period will bring tories Building and will Visitors, who will the session to a close at DECORATORS include members of the 11:30 o'clock when re- House Palms-Chamaedorea Tenella- be open to the public. OF BOCA RATON Participants are Future Teachers of freshments will be 6"pot si):e $2 value, 2 for p.. > members of Dr. Charles America and the Stu- served in the patio and 395- 2937 J. Kolinski's class in dent National Education tours of the campus will 194 H.W. 20th SI. Estimates 395-3811 H"pot si\e $3 value, 2 Latin American affairs. Association, will be giv- be conducted. LANDSCAPE DESIGNING and CONTRACTING They are Mrs. Virginia en information about NURSERYMEN Snyder, Ted Mena, Ovid FAU in general and its ESTATE GARDEN MAINTENANCE Perez, Bill Pierson, and TREE SURGERY John Townsend. Series of Clinics PAVING CONTRACTORS Bolivia is the largest Set Before Derby (hinlitv -iliruvs ill Ixiuisnniihlf I'ncfs producer of tungsten and antimony in the Ameri- The "how to" of Soap TURNER NURSERY & LANDSCAPE GO. cas and is the second- Box Derby racer con- 980 NO. FEDERAL HIGHWAY —BOCA RATON largest lead and zinc struction will be ex- PHONE 395-3636 producer. plained to entrants in the 1965 Boynton Beach Derby in a series of de- sign and construction clinics starting April 8, 1965, at Adam's Chev- rolet showroom. Boys from Boca Ra- ton and Delray should THE EASY attend this clinic which will start at 7:30 p.m. BOYS SAY: See us. WE deliuer: Buddy Forehand, Derby director, an- nounced the schedule for LAST THREE DAYS thru SAT. 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POMPANO BEACH 200 S.W. 1st AYE. 942-0900 395-1800 BONDED AND LICENSED CITRUS DEALER CHARGER 15.11 Open 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Open Sunday till 12.30 8A April 8,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Bobcafs Clobber Belle Glade, Lose To Nova, 3 to 2 5th Inning Bobcat Herbold Error Ties Schedule Pitches Tues.r Apr. 13, 5-Hitter Ball Game Miami Christian, Boca Raton's Bobcats home Boca Raton's Bobcats dropped their third put together another game of the season Wilson was out at the easy win Saturday in Tuesday afternoon as plate as he tried to beating Belle Glade the Nova scored two runs in stretch the hit. second time in as many the fifth to win 3-2. Boca Raton scored weeks. It looked like a good their second and final Harry Herbold, on the afternoon for the Cats run in the fourth. Mike mound for the Bobcats, with the opening pitch. Enders reached first on allowed Belle Glade Tony Lalli, catcher, an error by shortstop only five hits in setting pounded the first throw them down, 9 to 1. The 1965 edition of the baseball Bobcats in a formal team pose. Steve Dolan and Wayne Dodge. Kneeling, Greg Martin, Ron Rie- McKnight. Going on to far into the outfield for second on an overthrow, Boca Raton used eight From left, 'Standing, Coach Harry Benson, Tony Lalli, Mike Bnd- wold, Bobby Bozzone and Bob Keith. Ricky King.was absent when a triple. Scoring on a hits and took advantage ers, Dennis Jones, Chuck Lekniskas, Tom Ziolkowski, Harry Her- the picture was taken. The Bobcats have only 3 games remaining, he scored when Wayne long fly ball to center- Dodge dropped a single. of five errors as they bold, Steve Zinno, Dana Dodge, Carlos Delgado, Ron Klipsic, in regular season play. field, Lalli had the Bob- piled up their command- cats off and running. The fifth inning was the rough one for Boca ing lead in the first four But it didn't last. Raton as Nova tied the innings. Quarter Million Dollars in Horses Mrs. Luanna Crane Donates Three men in a row were game and went ahead by Longest hit of the day called out and the inning one run. was Ron Klip sic's triple was over. Hohmann led off the in the second which plat- With the Nova squad inning, striking out on ed two runners. Taking Golf Clubs To High School going down in order in three straight pitches. the full count, Klipsic Ponies Highlight Polo the bottom of the first, blasted an inside pitch He was followed' by Another nice dona- lect clubs and tennis Boca Raton came back Danhauer who rapped a over the head of Left- Polo players worth 51 will strut their stuff at "Penridge Danny." •... tion of golf clubs came rackets for the high to load the bases in the single to left field. Hull fielder Foster. handicap goals and polo halftime vying for the In the halftime show in this week for the high school. To date, we are second stanza. First was credited with the Three double plays ponies worth more than fan's votes for the an- of some of the finest school athletic depart- about halfway there on Baseman Mike Enders second out on a bunt were marked up in the a quarter of a million nual W.L. Hartman Tro- polo mounts in the na- ment. the golf clubs. Coach waited out a walk. Dodge sacrifice moving Dan- game, one of which dollars will be on dis- phy. tion announcer Jack Mrs. Luanna Craneof Harold Hazelwood said followed with a popup to hauer. Coach Harry Benson play at Royal Palm Polo Hart man, Wichita, Cartusciello will intro- 1550 Sabal Palm Drive the school could use second for the first out, said was his fault. In was the latest donor and It was at this point the Grounds Sunday when Kan., polo player, oil duce the ponies by num- aftout 150 in its pro- but Martin and Klipsic Cats made a mistake the fourth stanza, Ben- Royal Palm takes on man and rancher last ber and name while the gave 13 clubs to the gram. They now have both walked to load the son, who" coaches from cause. Among them was that cost them the game. Tulsa and a pony parade year presented the tro- fans vote. The award 75. bases for the Cats. How- Lekniskas, on the the third base box, call- is staged at halftime. phy for the "Polo Pony will be presented at the one of the more unusual Only two tennis rac- ever, King's hopper ed Chuck Lekniskas off clubs, an 8 wood. mound, tried to get Dan- The pony strings of of the Year" selected end of the game. kets have come in so back to Pitcher. Hoh- hauer on a long lead at the third sack which he players of all four teams by the fans. The in- Not many number far and they can use at mann caught Enders at second base and threw had reached after hit- competing at Royal augural winner in 1964 Up for honors in the eights are seen around least 30. the plate in a force play the ball into center field. ting a single to left. Ben- Palm during the season was Del C arroll' s presentation also will the courses these days, As an added incentive and Lall-i popped to sec- The runner scored to son said after the game be the Tulsa squad which in fact even a number to get people to take a ond for the third out, tie the ball game. Cen- he thought there were has cinched the annual five is somewhat of a minute to dig their old leaving the bases load- three outs. He was a lit- Sunshine League Tro- terfielder Rigg reached rarity. clubs out • of the attic, ed. first on a single to right tle surprised when phy for the second con- At any rate, thanks tickets for bowling, bil- Nova tied the ball catcher Perez tagged secutive year. field and was followed by to Mrs. Crane for her liards and table tennis game in the bottom of the Landen via the same Lekniskas off the base. On the emerald for the clubs. are being offered. second inning when Faw- route. The third single Tom Ziolkowski scor- 3 p.m. match will he the The University Bowl- Donors may bring ley dropped a single into ed the opening run for high powered Tulsa in a row, this one by ing Lanes, with the Boca their clubs or rackets the- hole and scored on McKnight, let Rigg Boca Raton in the first squad led by nine goaler Raton News, is continu- to the News office or to Larry Wilson's long inning. Working a base Harold Barry and.; the score and Nova had the ing its campaign to col- University Lanes. __ triple to center field. • (Continued on page 14A) on balls, he reached Oxley family, Capt. John second on an error and and sons Jack and Tom raced home on a passed by Jim Rifenburg for a 17 goal aggrega- Tournament ball. SPORTS EDITOR tion. Mike Enders led off Florida Outdoor Writers Association mem- with a single in the sec- Royal Palm will have Today Pits ond stanza and was fol- bers accomplish a lot of business at their spring Walter Hayden at-tsfo. 1, meetings. But even if they didn't, the trip would lowed by Martin with a Del Carroll at No. 2, walk. Both men scored be worth while just for the food. Dr. C.C. " "Buddy" We were guests of the people at Homosassa FAU Golfers on Klipsic's triple. Combs at No. 3 and Nor- Klipsic later tallied the Springs and as part of their service they provided berto Azqueta at back, Students, faculty and us with a buffet luncheon. The banquet dinner was fourth run via an error giving away a three goal staff of Florida Atlantic at second base. also cooked by their outstanding chef. University will tee off handicap with their 20 It was more of the- The buffet we wouldn't attempt to describe other goal aggregate. Eight today in a golf tourna- than it covered about 30 feet of tables with just ment at Southern Man- same in the top of the goaler George Oliver third inning for the Bob- about any kind of food anyone cared to ask for. and six goaler Benny ors Country Club. But the banquet was a real sportsman's de- cats. Tony Lalli led off Gutierrez will officiate. Under the direction of with a single and later light. Mashed potatoes, salad and rolls were Dean of Men Bob Brei- hardly touched as the membership and guests Combs, after a spill scored on a single by tenstein, between 40 and Lekniskas. Ziolkowski dug into quail, shrimp, stone crab claws, mullet last Sunday in which his 45 golfers will take to and fried oysters. pony rolled on him, is dropped a bunt back to- the fairways. Tee off ward the pitcher's Large platters of the individual outdoor deli- fully recovered after a time begins at 12 noon. cacies kept coming until at one point almost short hospitalization. mound in a play that Trophies v/ill be should have been a sac- every person had a full platter of one kind or In last Sunday's game awarded winners, ac- another. Royal Palm topped a rifice out at first base, cording to Breitenstein, but was safe on the wild Senator Randolph Hodges, director of the Board highly touted Gulf stream and come from the Stu- of Conservation, was speaker of the evening and team 7 to 5 behind a dent Activities Fund. (Continued on page 9A) looked very strange in his black suit, white dress three goal output of Dick shirt and no necktie. One of the bylaws of the Bunn. organization states no person attending the meet- ings of FOW shall wear a necktie at any time Royal Palm will close during their stay. Penalty is 500 fine. its sixth season at its site west of Florida^ At- During the serious part of the evening, Senator Church Fellowship League members finished a successful season at Uni- Hodges said salt water intrusion is of grave con- lantic University on GOLF NOW! cern to the residents of Florida. He also pointed Easter Sunday in a high versity Lanes last week and look forward to the start of a summer league. out this session of the legislature will be of ut- goal match for the bene- Members credited their success to the above officers. They are, left to right, NO WAITING ! most importance, affecting conservation in the fit of St. Joan of Arc Charles deVault, treasurer, Pearl Kuster, secretary, Harry Reed, founder, and state for the next 60 years. He also charged Church. Charles Stiles, president. "local responsibility" in the purchasing of SOUTHERN ! reservoirs and channel lands as a means of com- batting salt water intrusion. Two Holes-ln-One Posted Come under our umbrella COUNTRY Although there were workshops and business for complete protection CLUB meetings, all was not work at the convention. Time MANOR out was taken for a fishing contest and to do some At Hidden Valley Country Club skeet shooting. Two holes-in-one lifetime of golfing. DAILY $ We didn't participate in either contest because were posted in two days Monday, Dennis Bar- 50 we were busy at the time testing some new pro- at Hidden Valley Golf dett, also of Boca Raton, GREENS PER ducts. Manufacturers of fishing and boating equip- course, according to pro used a 4 and one-half FEE DAY ment often bring their products to these meet- Bob Grant. wood to drop an ace on # ings for members to try out. Mrs. F.aye Steers of 3 the 170-yard, par three Local Year-Round — Saturday afternoon, together with a member of Boca Raton aced the numb er_16. FCD and his family, we piloted an 18-foot run- first hole Sunday. Using Collections by the Card Holder* $2.50 AFTER ! about with a new 95 horse motor down the Homo- a number six iron her State Beverage Dept. of All Day* 2 P.M.i sassa River some five or six miles. first shot from the tee taxes from alcoholic Sunday morning, before either the sun or birds dropped for a hole-in- beverages and ciga- ELECTRIC CARTS OPTIONAL! were up, we had a chance to take out a new de- one on the 115-yard par rettes climbed to $11.5 sign fishing boat. three. million during October. Manufacturers of fishing lures, patching ma- It was the first ace This is an increase of terials and bug repellants also flooded the meet- she had ever made in a 29 per cent. 18 Holes Par 71 ing with their merchandise and no member went home without at least a half dozen new lures. Championship Course and All in all, it was a good meeting and we're The Area's Best Greens eagerly looking forward to the next one. ALEX RENAULT JOHN D. TALBOTT PAUL G. 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The following article appearance and habits The present wildlife ing system. is from "Florida Wild- have remained almost research program is life," a magazine pub- unchanged over the designed to determine In addition to wilder- lished by the Florida years. the movement and grow- ness research, Com- Game and Fresh Water The biologists have th rate of the alligator mission personnel have Fish Commission. It is come to the conclusion and its effect on nature, investigated hundreds of titled Florida's Valua- that while the alligator and how to manage the complaints about alliga- ble Alligator. is unusual, it should be reptile effectively. tors during the past Pity the poor gator, managed as any other When the biologists years. Jones said, since he is probably the species of wildlife. The capture an alligator they "Most of the complaints victim of more imagina- alligator, however, weigh and take a total of can be classified into tion and less real know- should be considered as 15 different measure- three general classes. lege than any other an economic resource ments of the captive. The.first class includes member of Florida's and not as a sporting The alligator is tagged those persons who bave wild kingdom. People game animal. and then released, and little or no information either like or dislike the According to Jones, the biologists hope for a or knowledge* about the alligator, and an indif- the alligator is a valu- later recapture. alligator; the next group ferent attitude is rare able natural resource in According to Jones, are those people who in- among those who come many ways. The alliga- the Commission has sist on making pets of in contact with the tor is a prime tourist worked for several alligators and in turn leviathan. attraction, an important years developing a tag- the gator loses its natu- F.K. Jones and other ecological factor in ging system that would ral fear of men; the third biologists of the Game maintaining the balance provide the wildlife group includes those and Fresh Water Fish of nature in Florida's specialists with the who invade the alliga- Commission who have wilderness, and once an needed information.' Al- tors' natural territory been gathering data on important source of ligators have had notch- where complications alligators for many revenue to the state. In es cut in their scales, arise from the close as- years incidental to their 1959-60, the last open they have been branded, sociation of human Some of New York's Yankees took time out from lures. The players were, left to right, Spud Mur- work with game and fish, alligator hunting season, tattooed, and painted dwellings and alliga- ray, Joe Pepitone, Mel Stottlemyre, Mickey Man- report that the ancestor reports indicate that and now many are spring training recently and demonstrated their 18,735 alligators over tors." As a rule the skill as anglers. Fishing at Loxahatchee, they tle, Vern Benson, coach, and Howie Smidt. of the present day alli- sporting bright yellow complaint alligators are gator first appeared on six feet in length found nylon tags in their neck caught their limits in a half a day with top water their way to the state's captured and moved to a earth approximately 30 and tail scales as the re- wilderness area for re- million years ago. His hide dealers. sults of the latest mark- 4th Indoor Arehsry Tountsy lease. Held At University Bowl The fourth success- tion and will be known ful indoor archery meet as an "Indoor Field was held at University Tournament,," _*- Mil \ Bowl Indoor Range Sat- The targets will all urday. Guest tourna- have specially prepared ment directors were faces in multicolor. Rolloffs for the Na- held April 23. Bob Frazier and Larry Walk up positions will tional Team Handicaps Two squads will bowl, Levreault of Boynton be indicated and it Championship will be one at 10 a.m. and one at Beach Archery Asso- promises to cause much held Sunday at Univer- 2 p.m. Tournament di- ciation. Ai lers from excitement among the sity Bowl. The rolloffs rectors are Ethel Al- seven diffv.. ->nt clubs in archers in South Flori- are scheduled to begin at tenbaugh, Bob Sussieck, the south Florida area da. 2 p.m. Dr. George Morgan, Joe were represented. It is expected that Squads are limited so Niles and Fred Miller. Awards were made to several state and na- the first eight teams For kids only, All the following: Mens tional champions will only will bowl Sunday. America Youth Bowl Barebow, Bob Frazier, enter the tournament. The winning team from will be at University (702), Boynton Beach There will be ribbons each squad will bowl in Lanes again this sum- Archery Assoc., Wo- awarded in Barebow for the State Championship mer. Qualifying period mens Barebow, Sue classes A, B, C, and at Verdes Tropicana in for the 12 games will Frazier, (486), Boynton D. There will also be West Palm Beach, May be between April 15 and Beach Archery Assoc., ribbons awarded in 15th and 16th. May 15. Many bowlers Mens Freestyle, Don Freestyle in classes A, The Florida Outdoorsman, a complete camping background material. The trailer will sleep four Entry blanks are now will-be eligible for tro- Conkel, (796), North B, and C. Intermediate outfit will be used by Florida Outdoor Writers As- people and has complete housekeeping facilities. available to the lanes for phies, plaques and trips Broward Arc hery and Juniors awards will sociation to publicize our state. Northern writers The car also carries a boat and motor for fishing the Seniors King and to the New York World's Assoc., Intermediate, be presented as well. .will be invited to come to Florida, name any point trips. Writers will be required to pay transporta- Queen Tournament to be Fair. Dean Bell, (439), Boca in the state they care to write about and be taken tion he*re and back home, the rest is Raton Archery Club. The University Bowl there for whatever time is needed to get their free. # Bowling league Standings The group met and se- Indoor Archery Range lected Dick Clark, pres- has been considered by ident, and Jim Roller, many as the finest in all Bobcats Over Belle Glade Feature For Three-Year-Olds CAMNO GARDENS BOCA SQUARES MIXED Team Won Lost Team Won Lost vice president, of the of Florida and each meet (Continued from 8A) Applejacks 611/2 42 1/2 Chateau 71 45 Boca Raton Archery is attracting archers peg to the bag. He scor- Herbold, p 3 11 Siccumores 61 43 Melaleuca 70 46- Tops Weekend Racing Program Hicks 561/2 431/2 Club as guest tourna- from clubs as far away ed the final run of the Enders, 1b 3 2 1 Riviera 68 1/2 47 1/2 ment directors for the Pepperpocs 56 44 Cambridge 68 48 as Eau Gallie, Fort game for Boca Raton on Martin, 3b 3 10 A feature for three- sends him postward and Hollyhooks 53 51 Palms 66 50 meet to be held on Sat- Rierce, Hollywood, Da- a long fly ball to left field W. Dodge, ss 2 0 1 year olds will top the his stable mate, John M. Juneberries 49 55 Hallmark 63 53 urday evening, April 10, nia, West Palm Beach, Poincianas 49 55 Laurel 60 1/2 55 1/2 by Harry Herbold. D. Dodge, rf 0 0 0 weekend program of Olin's Babington, also Maypops 47 57 Maisonnette 56 60 at 7 p.m. This meet will and other communities. Belle Glade's only Bozzone, ph 0 0 0 racing at Gulf stream figures to be a real fac- Elderberries 47 57 Carmel 56 60 be conducted under the Spectators are invited to . Butternuts 35 1/2 68 1/2 run of the game came in Klip sic, If 3 11 Park and all indications tor. Century 54 62 rules of the National watch the meet at no the bottom of the third Jones, cf 2 0 1 point to spirited comp- High team - Pepperpots, 2031; Sundial 54 62 Field Archery Associa- charge. Gulf stream's array of High team single, Hollyhooks, Wood-Glen 52 64 inning. Second baseman King, cf 2 0 1 etition. The Fort Laud- features continues 738; Joe Smithson, 503, Fred Capri 50 66 Giese walked and ad- erdale Handicap, a mile Belz, Nl; JoHayhurstl89-43H. Totals 29 9 8 through to the finish of Carousel 49 67 vanced on Davis' single BELLE GLADE AB R H and a sixteenth, is set the 43-day session that Boca Ria 46 70 Pointer Favorite at Masters, to left field. Center- Wells, 2b 10 0 for Saturday. It is a BOCA HIS & HER Fiesta 45 71 ends April 23. Coming Team Won Lost High team game, Carmel, 766; fielder Henderson also Wilkerson, 2b 2 0 1 $15,000 event. up later are the $10,000 Quads 70 ' 31 high team triple, Carmel, 2171; walked to load the bas- Miller, 2b 0 0 0 The race could pro- added Florida Juvenile individual high and triple, men, Ssiead and Nieporte Will Play B-S'ers 60 1/2 35 1/2 George Caron 203-534 - women, es. Giese scored on a Davis, ss 2 0 1 vide a battle between Championship Stakes for Newcomers 57 39 Sandy Berzenski, 163-466. single by Rodriguez but runners, some of whom Jolly Four 52 1/2 39 1/2 Arnold Palmer will be first invitation to the Bowen, 3b 2 0 0 Florida-bred juveniles Fire Eaters 501/2 421/2 the odds-on favorite to the impending rally was Henderson, cf 2 0 0 were prominent in the and the Pan American Tinkerbells 49 1/2 44 1/2 Masters in his pocket. recent $100,000 Gulf- BUSINESSMEN'S HANDICAP win the coveted Masters stopped with a double Rodriguez, p-rf 4 0 1 Handicap at a mile and Country Club 4 48 45 Team Won Lost The hoivr came by vir- play. Foster, If 3 0 1 stream Park Handicap. a half on the turf. The Inseparables 44 47 Boca Heat. & A/C 78 34 golf tournament which tue of riieporte's win- The win gave Herbold Juvenile is scheduled High team game, Tinkerbells, Kohl's Off.Sup. 62 1/2 49 1/2 begins today, but Boca ning third place in the Mann, lb 10 0 Herbert Herff and 706; high team triple, Tinker- Boca Uniform 60 52 Raton's Sam Snead says a season record of 5-0. Evans, lb 2 0 1 Meadowbrook Farm's for April 14 and thjs bells, 1917; individual high, D&M Auto Parts 59 1/2 52 1/2 PGA. He will need to Pan American with he doesn't fear Palmer He faced only 26 bat- Sullivan, 3b 3 0 0 Tronado, second to Am- men, Harold Pearson, 209.-wo- Supreme Auto 581/2 53 1/2 stay in the top 25 to get ters, striking out eight Perez, c 2 0 0 pose in the Gulf stream, $50,000 added, tops the men, Doris Moss, 196; indivi- Boca Car Wash 58 54 or Jack Nicklaus, anoth- a regular berth each final Saturday card on dual triple, men, Andy Andrews, Mello Lounge 58 54 er favorite. and walking five. Spooner, lb 0 0 0 looms a stout favorite if 525 - women, Doris Moss, 504. Boca Window 44 1/2 67 1/2 year. BOBCATS AB R H Gilbert, rf 2 0 0 trainer Arnold Winick April 17. Jim's Bulldoz. • 44 68 Snead, who is winter Mrs. Nieporte, in a pro at the Boca Raton Lalli, c 5 11 Van Land'ham, p 0 0 0 Deerfield Plumb. 37 75 telephone conversation, Ziolkowski, 2b-ss 2 2 0 Totals 26 1 5 INDUSTRIAL High team game, Mello Lounge, Hotel and- Club, arrived told the News she was Team Won Lost 1037; high team triple, Mello at Augusta Sunday night Lekniskas, rf 3 11 Bobcats 133 200 0—9 Sjostrom 2 30 18 Lounge, 3002; individual high, going up Wednesday to Keith, 2b 10 0 Belle Glade 001000 0—1 Sjostrom 1 30 18 Paul Bertorello, 213; individual fresh from his eighth be with Tom during the Gory Ind. 28 20 triple, Tom Ferrel, 576. victory at Greensboro, tournament. LeBlanc Auto 22 26 N.C. Rinker Materials 22 26 BUSINESSMEN'S SCRATCH "He was very thrilled NOW! A Greater Gulfstream Semans Shell 21 27 Team Won Lost Snead has won the and excited about getting Paul's Barber 21 27 First Bk. & Trust 55 32 Masters three times and the invitation," she said. Roycraft Coach 18 30 DeMarco 49 38 is worried about only "It's one of those things EASTER PLANTS High team game, Seman's Shell Liberty Glass 49 38 Station, 999; high team triple, Purvis Plaster. 47 40 one thing, his putter. "If all professional golfers Gory Ind., 2725; individual high, Golden Harbour 46 41 I can putt half a lick I aim for in life." LARGE ASSORTMENT Troy Curtis, 267; individual tri- Turner Nursery 45 42 think I've got a good The Masters is a ple. Bob Radabaugh, 650. Kreuscher Const. 41 46 chance of winning," he Boca Plumbint 41 72 four-day affair running High team game, First Bank told newsmen there this through Sunday, GRAFTED FAU MIXED and Trust Co., 953; high team week. Team Won Lost triple, First Bank and Trust Burms 35 13 Co., 2711; individual high and Tom Nieporte, winter Classify, Ad Service GARDENIAS Guttersnipes 33 15 triple, Harry Colfax, 246-641. resident of Boca Raton s 9 $ 9 $ 95 No-See-Ums 32 1/2 15 1/2 left here Sunday with his Phor 395-5121 Pathfinders 31 17 4 i 6 - 10 SATURDAY Snarfs 31 17 American agricul- Snirds 24 1/2 231/2 tural exports exceeded APRIL 10 Worry-Wolves 23 1/2 24 1/2 $6 billion in fiscal 1964 Sfinks 211/2 261/2 *""*.*' Faults 21 27 — the largest agricul- HYQMISEJIS, Frantic Four 21 27 tural export operation SEE THE Chipi Dales 201/2 271/2 ever carried out by one Phone milk LILIES, Alley Gators 19 1/2 281/2 nation in a single year. $15,000 Pinsplitters 18 1/2 29 1/2 EASTESI ULSES Barats 18 30 A radio tube that can 395-2440 Squunks 171/2 30 1/2 Anil Many Mere Ft. Lciuderdale Handicap Alii Cats 16 32 warm up in 1.3 seconds HOUR High team game, Burms, 767; has been developed at ®CANDY SPOTS high team triple, 2152; indivi- an Owensboro, Ky., • LT. STEVENS dual high, men, B. Murray, 211 - CLEANERS COME AND SEE ... YOU'LL women, B. Sullivan, 181; indivi- plant. Conventional ra- ©TRONADO (Expected Starters (I dual triple, men, B. Murray, dio and TV tubes warm BE GLAD YOU DID. WE HAVE 544 - women, D. Beard, 492. up in about 11 seconds. A COMPLETE LINE OF HOME HUM GROWN PRO DUCE AND FLOWERS. HIDDEN VALLEY GO First Race owe RESERVATIONS: MIAMI 945-7511 Hun! Stables HSU ft. FT. LAUDERDALE AND HOLLYWOOD OfANERS 927-1711 Private Boarding & Training SHIRTS FINISHED |NEAL Farms \M, U.S. 1 AT HALLANDALE, FLORIDA Outside Hunt Course — Four Training on PREMISES E 1sl ST & 1st AVE Easy Access Via High-Speed fXMBSIMYS Rings incld. in Boarding - - (Pleasure Horses For Sale) am BEACH PHONE 278-0406 1943 N. FEDERAL HWY. ^ iSee The $50,000 Pan-American Handicap April i/jj Boca Raton 278-0205 Hidden Valley Subdivision (WINFIELD PARK SHOPPING CENTER) 10A April 8, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS. insurance, Sales Firms Affiliate The Royal Palm In- surance Agency ,this week announced its af- filiation with the Royal Palm Realty Corpora- tion, with offices at 307 Golf View Drive, in the Royal Palm Shopping "pi 370 The realty corpora- tion will be headed by George B. Van Zee, vet- eran real estate broker while the insurance agency continues under the supervision of Ted Kunselman as general agent. W.K. Archer Jr. is an associate. Rutenberg Homes' Sequoia model, now on display, features three bedrooms, Van Zee has been in two baths, plus a family room and a two-car garage. The new Laredo is now real estate in Boca Ra- on display with this and two other exhibit homes. ton since 1959. He came here from Pittsburgh, ;-.y_ Pa., in 1958 and was PINI TR; sales manager of the GOLF CITJB Matthews Bronze Co. Planning Homes for He is a retired colonel in military intelligence, U.S. Army. Homesites bordering the Pine Tree Golf Club view artist's rendering. Some 145 of the proffered The company will course in Delray Beach and offered for sale to 208 large lots have been purchased, it is report- handle sales, leases, the public by the club are shown in this aerial ed. Florida 'Pays Off' trades, acreage and ap- praisals along with all Planning for Florida pany, and who visited Rutenberg maintains lines of real estate and families pays off in in- the local operation rigid control over pro- Tropicana Golf and Country Club creased sales, accord- Tuesday, was more de- duction progress and general insurance. ing to Jack Buck, local tailed in his observa- quality. manager for Rutenberg tions. "The guiding princi- Homes. "We have to add ser- ple of leadership is ser- Bad Lighting "Our planning and vice to that part about vice. When you choose Complex Surrounds Golf Course merchandising depart- surveys," he said. a Rutenberg Home, we "This has been a real Hard to Detect The largest coopera- freezer, exhaust system neither heat nor cooling all apartments, and will ments made careful build that home in the and waste disposal unit. is desired; exposures surveys of what new part of our success in location of your choice. tive complex in Palm have sun deck lounging Florida and Boca Ra- "The instinct to de- Beach County, Tropi- Kitchen ceilings are are all south or south- area and nearby shuf- families in Florida Furthermore, we are luminous to eliminate east. really wanted," he said. ton." prepared to find .exactly tect bad lighting is not cana Golf and Country fleboard courts. Other Basically, here's what the kind of homesite you nearly as powerful as Club is located between shadows in the working Each building will recreation facilities in- "With more than ten the instinct to recog- Federal Highway (U.S. areas. have complete laundry clude putting greens and months of interviewing Rutenberg tells its want, as part of our ser- Apartments are plan- equipment on each floor, prospective clients and prospective customers: vice to make new home nize good light and ap- 1) and the Intracoastal barbecue areas. "Through extensive ownership a pleasure. preciate beautiful fix- Waterway in Delray ned so that cross-venti- as well as extra private making detailed market tures," notes the Amer- Beach, and surrounds lation can be used when storage in security surveys of housing research comes know- "Our decorating ser- lockers and bulk stor- heeds for these new ledge of the style of vice, Rutenberg Interi- ican Home Lighting In- the Tropical Golf Club's SAFES home you want, the num- ors, provides profes- stitute. Par-3, 18-hole course. age areas. families, Rutenberg has To help home shop- Among the apartment An Olympic size New and Used : * carefully developed new ber and arrangement of sional assistance with- ARROW SECURITY SALES rooms and the features out cost in the selection pers guard against get- features are individual- swimming pool is cen- plans for our homes." ting stuck with bad light- ly controlled year- trally located so that it 7 N.E. 27th Ave. This has paid off and appointments to beof paint colors, wall Pompano Beach—942-0793 included. Careful con- coverings, fixtures and ing — because they don't ' round air conditioning is conveniently close to handsomely in additional know what to look for or and heating; spacious sales, Buck said, sideration is given to the architectural decora- fail to visit their "Our nine branches space requirements of tion. rooms, well-laid-outfor families with growing "dream house" at night easy housekeeping and in Florida have amass- "Service does not end — here is a handy check- with ample closet and ed a total of $3,874,000 children and those when you move into your list. It is taken from in total sales in the past whose children are new home. To assure storage space; quality grown or who are enjoy- the Institute's Minimum wall-to-wall nylon car- six weeks," he pointed your complete satisfac- Light for Living Stand- peting; insulated con- out. "Since we had our ing retirement living. tion, our Service De- ards. grand opening in mid-You will find that one partment comes un- crete walls and ceil- or several of the Ruten- LIVING AREAS, in- ings to assure privacy. February of our Boca solicited to your home cluding such often over- Raton models, our berg Homes is exactly for three post-occupan- Baths are of ceramic suited to your needs. cy inspections. We want looked rooms as living tile, with radiant space branch here and the one room, bedroom, den, li- heaters and quality fix- in West Palm Beach "Just as important as you tc be comfortable brary, study, dining Sullivan at Meet lead the state with com- design and concept is the and happy in your new tures in the buyer's quality of the home you home as long as you live room, enclosed porch or choice of colors; kit- Tom Sullivan, Roy- bined sales of just sun room, require at chens, planned from the slightly under one mil- choose. Through experi- in it. Design, Crafts- least one wall or ceiling craft Coach Co., of Boca lion dollars." ence and the laboratory manship and Service - woman's point of view to Raton was among the 200 tests of our manufactur- these are the watch- fixture each. save steps without sac- representatives of the Buck said the surveys KITCHEN should have rificing cabinet or coun- indicated that the pros- ers and suppliers comes words of our organiza- at least one fixture for billion-dollar mobile T\f pective homeowner knowledge and proof of tion and we are wholly ter space, are all-elec- home industry who gath- the quality materials dedicated in producing general lighting and il- tric appliances — oven ered in Chicago last wants quite a bit of luminating cabinet in- and range, refrigerator- space, "and always that provide strength, the best in all three." teriors. It should be 12 week to attend the annual more than one bath- comfort and endurance. Rutenberg's 'newest inches or larger in dia- meeting of the Mobile room." No product is approved model, the two-bed- meter and hold 150 watts Brodhead to Speak Homes Manufacturers Arthur Rutenberg, for use in a Rutenberg room, two-bath Laredo of incandescent or 80 Assocation. president of the com-Home unless that pro- is now ready for public watts of fluorescent At Civic Meet duct has proven custom- viewing. It joins the 4- light. er benefits for comfort, bedroom, 3-bath El Do- Mayor Sidney Brod- security and beauty. In rado; the 3-bedroom, 2 This fixture should be supplemented by local head will speak on''Bo- •WWJI1H addtion, only those bath Sequoia; and the 2- lighting over the sink ca Raton" at a meeting craftsmen who meet our bedroom, 2-bath Som- and range. A shielded of Boca Raton Square If you want speed, SOO N. W. 1ST AVENUE. BOCA R'AT stringent requirements erset. Prices range Civic Association Mon- SET JUST ONE CONTROL >';• TELEPHONE 395-1909^ and continue to do sofrom $12,750 up. Ruten- light bracket for every With This Ail-New Faucet! "::J-FOR EVERY PRINTING NEE four feet of counter day, April 12. Meeting sympathy, service, may take part in the con- berg's models are lo-space is recommended. will be held at 7:30 p.m. struction of our homes. cated in Boca Raton in the Community Cen- Square on West Camino BATHROOMS and ter. flexibility Real. lavatories, which are just starting to emerge H.C. Howick also will How much better it is- when you want a ROOFS show travelogue films of home loan —.to sit down face-to'face with from the dark ages due Hawaii and New York # CLEANED - SEALED - PAINTED Electric Furnace to the current trend to World's Fair. the folks at First Federal here at home and Servicing N. Broward & S. Palm Beach County glamorize them, re- Refreshments will be talk turkey about it! How much better this Homeowners—We Use TOPS Roof Paint, manu- The electric furnace quire a fixture at each uses ducts to distribute side of the grooming served and 1965 dues is than going all the way to Miami or else- factured exclusively for us ... "It's Siliconized" may be paid at the meet- where for a loan, where you'll be merely warm air throughout the area and one on the ceil- ing. Southern Plumbing Co PHOUE 942-eiei house. Hot water cen- ing of wall above it. A a number in a card file. tral systems are also wall-to-wall mirror 3300 N. W. 6th. Ave. ROOF CLEANING available which heat and should have a row of Classified Ad Service Ph. 399-6262 You can discuss the size of monthly Sno-I&kite COMPANY circulate hot water to shielded fluorescent Phone 395-5121 payments, costs, etc., with us-and that'll radiators or base- tubes running the length Member Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce boards. of the mirror. be only the start of a long neighborly REALTORS OF BOCA RATON relationship. The Standards call for The following MAC LAREN & ANDER- at least one ceiling or are members of SON, INC., 151 E. Royal Our initial costs and interest rates are wall fixture over each reasonable, and you have the privilege of principal work area in the. Boca Raton Palm Road, 395-1333. "Waterfront Apartments Board of Real- MILDRED I. MADDOX, making partial payments in advance on the laundry, utility tors. Doing 507 N.E. 20th St., 395- directly on the Intracoastal room, workshop or business with 2900. principal when you are able, which may ?? basement. them you areMEDALLION REALTY, save you a lot on total interest costs. C0 OLDS. Super It MOO leaves pile soft and lof- Boca Raton. board R.R. off Atlantic SERVICE UO 4-dr. HT. Real clean 403 Double Bed, Mattress, st. Boca Raton 395-5200 tion. Widow will share ty. Rent Electric Sham- '64 Ford Falcon 2 dr. Ave. 395-6538 >C7 MERCURY Montelair 4-dr. Box Springs, Dresser Hairdresser,Year round home with lady. Reason- J/ Hardtop. Air *QQQ pooer $1. Belzer's Standard Shift 276-7087, SEALCOATING Business Opportunities conditioned: w&w (set), Dinnette set, 2 Very modern shop - ap- able. 395-1458. Hardware Co. Burner electric Plate Call 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ply in person. Park Ave Hardrives Co. INSTANT INCOME JCT BUICK 4-dY. HT. Full ANTIQUES JA3-3431 Ft.Lauderdale Steadily growing, 3 op- Abartments for Rent w/.power. Factory *9ftQ (new). Fruit Jars, 6 Bdats for Sale Beauty Salon. 395-7575. On Lake Lg. Apt. Car- We Buy, Sell, Chinese, Way floor Lamp, Lawn HOUSEKEEPER - EVERYTHING IN GLASS erator Beauty Salon (and tc-l DODGE 4-dr. HT. SOflQ Japanese antiques. Ori- Boat, Motor & Trailer, Equipment) established porte, Patio Elect. Ht. J/ Air conditioned £33 Mower. 276-6152. . Excellent Condition. J.G. "JOE" ROTH ICQ CHEVROLET B«l Air 2-dr. ental Shop, 435 Main LIVE IN Table tops & Mirrors Clientele. Centrally lo- & Kitchen, Complete JO Hardtop, i cyl., SO .If) Personals $475. 395-4720. Palm Beach. Care for Quiet. $65. Wklyor$150 stick shift 4*T0 Slvd.Margate.972-3200. Store fronts & auto glass cated (next door to Poo- ICQ VOLKSWAGEN 2-Dr. Ra- Child, and some house Monthly. 942-7152. $ Singer Slant needle Zig Stay Young: Let "Studio WELCH MARINE OF 61 N.W. 7th St., Boca dle Parlor). Owner will 00 dio. Heater. OQQ Zag Sewing Machine $65 Girl" Advisor help you. DEERFIELD BEACH work. Must drive. Per- 395-0311 . finance. Low Down Pay- LUXURY APTS. Very nice 003 manent. Reference. JCC DeSOTO J-Dr. JOOQ Good cond. will arrange Orders taken by phone COVE MARINA BOCA PALM ment. 395-1232 or Eve. 1 & 2 Bedroom, Furn., 33 Hardtop. Real sharp "3 8-11 AM, 8-10 PM972- 399-3176 Unfurn., Ht/AC, Adults. »EO MORRIS Minor Convert- terms, call Miami col- DEERFIELD BEACH DAY SCHOOL 395-5271. $I Girl wanted for part J3 ibis. A real 3QQ lect 634-6486. 2170. Small Manufacturing E ASTON Apts. 395-3287 buy! Exclusive Kindly Care 34' - 1965 New Hatter- time office work. Age 395-3698 or 942-3970 541 NE 45th St., Boca Metal Utility Cabinets, Open Year Round business, non competi- CLEANEST CARS Wardrobe Base Cabin- for Elderly or ailing as sport fisherman twin 25-35. Call Monty's Air tive, 2 Patented Items. Gentlemen, in Lady's 290 hp - 3 K.W. Gene- Conditioning & Heating - Licensed & Insured. REMODELING IN TOWN ets. Broom Cabinets, inside and outside Proven and can be prov- RICHARD FURNITURE Cheerful, Roomy Home. rator, (see at our Dock) 164 E. Boca Raton Rd. ed money maker. Old ADDITIONS Shady grounds, Color Boca Raton, 395-7474. Painting. Reasonable age & poor health forces 3749 N. Fed. Hwy., T V. Companionship, Prices. No job too SCREEN ROOMS REA Pompano WH1-0617. 30' Richardson express Mature Woman for Gen- to sell. 276-7613 or 933- Nursing, Driving Cruiser twin 185 (425 eral Light Housework 2 small. Call 395-3954, FLA. ROOMS Rugs Never used, 6x9 & Choice food or Special 4940 Et. Laud. 9x12, both $50. Selling Hrs) new 72 Watt Radio. Days per week. Must Done Well Lawn Spray- "Anything" MOTORS Diets. Lake Worth, have reference call 395- BEER & WINE BAR Estate, Chinese & Indian Excellent shape, many ing. Chinch Bugs, Army 2724 N. Dixe Hwy., Wil- Wra, C. Prowe 200 E. SUNRfSE BLVD. 585-3736. extras, inspection sur- 6498. Worms, 235 N.W. 4th 355 N.E. 5th St. Ft.XaudenJale hand made all wool. Also ton Manors for informa- Boca Raton Early American Anti- WHY RENT A TV vey invited. Priced for Alterations Diagonal-. Call Haven tion call LO 4-9241 Ft. PH. 523-5446 ques, Secretary Desk & Perfect TV in Boca Ra- quick Sale! Fine Alteration Reason- Schrecengost 395-1619,- Laud- __ 395-2789 Chair, 524-5432. ton will put a new 19" able. Polly Kappler - Quality Rugs & Car- BEAUTY SALON with Baldwin organ 46 with 3 Portable in your home 25' 1963 Bertram ex- 517 Hastings St. Boca - peting. Custom Made apt. Permanent Wave & for as little as $2.50 channel tone cabinet. 7 press Cruiser Twin 278-3546. Draperies. Slip Covers. Hair cutting shop. Est. MERCEDES-BENZ per wk. 100-50 Watt Radio - mos. old. Orig. cost 'Fine Alteration, Rea- Reupholstering. Atlan- 12 yrs. 6 dryers, 4 sta- 40 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Fully equipped - very sonable Prices. Polly tic Rug Co., 3305 N. tions, Air cond. Write 290 DIESEL $3,075. Sell $1,900. or clean - Fishermen's assume payments $58. Kappler, 517 Hastings Fed, (Shoppers Haven) Box #103, Boca Raton dream, St. - Boca - 278-3546. Pompano WH 1-1657. News. Boca Raton. Fla. per mo, 395-5537. RENTAL COLLEC- (opp. Pal's Capt's Table) Toro Lawn Mower and Kxpert alterations & Boca Store 78 S. Fed. Restaurant on busy Hwy. TIONS: by responsible 399-6622 dressmaking. Cushions Highway, Boca Raton, Edger, 395-1452. private party. Reason- Like New. Modern Equip- 42' Matthews . . . Dou- and drapes. Call 395- 395-3717. ment. For Lease or RUGS imported Oriental able rates. 941-1450. 5263. MARRIAGES ble Cabin. 200 HP TIC TOC CHILD CARE Sale. 276-6437. Design 9x12 $35. Also All Types of Alterations, 10x16 Melon. 6x9 Ivory PERFORMED Chryslers. Recently re- Nursery Free Picture & Witnes- built, new 150 wt Radio, Ladies Dresses, Men's 273 N.W. 15th St. Hand made Oriental. satisfactory Surveyed as Suits. 399-4038. Sacrifice 524-5432 Ft. ses. $10. Your home Boca Raton or mine anytime. Ft. of Jan. 1965. Owner Alterations & Dress- 1 Year to 6 Years 10 DOWN Laud. Moving North. Inspec- making. Reasonable . . Philco, Bendix, Washer Lauderdale 565-4494. Tel. 395-5440 Only Make Payments HELP NEEDED? tion invited, very clean. 395-5464. Painting Interior or Ex- ATTENTION & Dryer Twins, - Thor See at our Dock r£ J CORVAIR Monza. 4 speed. Portable Mangle, Wash- SELL YOUR BUSINESS? IrtstrociiorisSTutorin erior. No job too small. Of txtra TRAVELING MEN WELCH MARINE OF BOCA RATON Free Estimates. 278- clean er needs new Agitator, or REFINANCING? 1 You can cut your automobile expenses in half with the DEERFIELD BEACH PRE-SCHOOL IE } FORD XL otherwise good shape all BUSINESS 2566. DO Convertible MERCEDES-BENZ Diesel! Don't you think it's time COVE MARINA, you compared your operating expense with the follow- CONSULTANTS INC. KINDERGARTEN ?C0 CHEV. Impala. three. 395-7196. Deerfield ing figures? Furniture wanted. Also 2903 NE 28th Ct. 250 N.W. 4th Diagonal HOME REPAIRS 00 Power, Fact, air .. 1962 35' Owens Sport 395-7071 'C1 T-BIRD. Stick. (1) 31-35 miles per gallon of fuel Antiques, Appliances Pompano 942-3554 CARPENTRY, Alterations, Fisherman Loaded, like ACCORDION Instruction 01 Very rarel (2) Diesel fuel 8<-10c per gallon cheaper etc., Florida Trader Responsible Woman will Paneling, Doors, Screen BUICK Convertibles. new, twin engines. Ship 52 (3} No carburetors to overhaul 933-7989. take care of Elderly or in your home. Call 972- and all types of repair. Power, R Invalid in her home, to shore radio. Electric 2326 after 6 PM Sat., Licensed and Insured. Sharh p O (4) No spark plugs or points to replace 6' round Walnut Formica refrigerator. Sleeps 6, Sun., anytime. IM OLDS 88 H.T. MQ73 (5) Over 400 miles per tank of fuel 942-6132. Phone 395-2672 U£ Powtr, Fact, air .. H3 Table with Lazy Susan. 942-2760 or 941-5837. (6) Comfort combined .with prestige Your Personal Horo- Use the Classifieds »C1 CHEV. Impsia i/|ES7 Seats 8 to 10, made to 3901 N.E. 25th Ave,, 01 H.T. V-8, Auto. .. *tw (7) High resale value order at $300. Will sell scope plus advice on problems. Write to P.O. Pompano. L REMODELING Builders of Quality Homes 'C1 CHRYSLER (8) Documented operating cost of less than $55. 395-7196. 0 I 4 Door Sedan Box 687, Boca Raton. LET US SELL TOUR and REPAIRS 5c per mile, BOAT - WE HAVE CUS- 'OH T-BIRD H.T. MQ73 BACK SUFFERERS CAMP ARROWMONT FLORIDA rooms, roofs over CROWELL UU Priced right! f 3 Hand made firm Hair TOMERS FOR GOOD patio, screen enclosures, ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Boys 8-16 yrs. Smoky CBS Additions. Remodeling >£>ft PLYMOUTH SO O« Mattresses, Matching USED BOATS OF ALL OU Fury. Sharif 00 Mts, Canoeing, Sports, SIZES. complete. Licensed Con- CONSTRUCTION REFERRALS UPON REQUEST Box Springs with head Go-Carts, Wilderness tractor. 'CO MERCEDES SCO20 CeeBee Marina Inc. CHET CROWELL JO 190SL Conv JO boards, 395-0675. Camping, Horses & Don- 580 N. Fed. Hwy. HARVEY REMODELING »CQ CHEV. Impala SOC56 MAIL THIS COUPON Singer Slant Needle Zig keys, call 276-4893. J3 Conv. Auto. 00 ( } I would like more information on the MERCEDES- Deerfield 399-1700 CONSTRUCTION CO. ADDITIONS 47 Zag like new, guaran- liiist dncl Found >CO BUICK *1Q BENZ DIESEL. Wanted Days 393-3271 PHONE 395-3373 00 <-Dr. H.T. 10 teed. Sold New $270. Lost Gold & Diamond after 5 p.m. 395-4452 ( ) I would like a demonstration ride. Monograms, Embroid- Single Business man in JET DODGE 3-Dr. 11 C« Wrist Watch. Boca Vi- New Security Business 01 H.T. Meal 2nd car IJ ery, makes button holes, cinity. Large Reward. TAX RETURNS Pulverised ir-J CHEV. Wagon. JOOS2 sews on buttons, lines in Boca Desires Cus- 3/ Aulo,, P.s LL Sentimental Value — todianship, of Home or PREPARED hems, and fancy designs. 395-1867. MUCK 50 More To A responsible party can Apts. for the Summer, Federal and all States take over 8 payments of call 395-3837 for ref. Lawn Sand Choose From $12.86. Will take own STANDARD pqodle pup- Responsible recently 40 Years Experience Driveway Rock machine in trade. For pies 6 wks. old. Black. retired New York Tel- Harry T.PATRICK THE AUTO STEWART MOTORS free home inspection 631 NE 23 Place, Pom- ephone Co. Supervisor 5249 N.E. 15th Ave. Bermuda Grass 375 N.E. 6TH AVE. pano. 942-2527. DELRAY 278-3358 W. PALM 832-6626 without obligation call wishes to rent Fur- Pompano Beach KITTENS - KITTENS MART MERCEDES-BENZ AND VOLVO 278-2651. nished 2 bedroom Home. Highlands Bud Butler Hi-Fi-Am-Fm- Radio & Adorable, Lovely Years Lease, Approx. 444 E.. Sunrise Blvd. SALES AND SERVICE Records, Cost over 3Q5-725Q $150 month. Phone Eve. Phone 399-0785 Boca Raton Ft. Lauderdale Palm Beach County's Only Authorized $250. Sell $130. 395- Shetland Pony and Colt Delray 278-1301 - By Call Day or Evening Phone 525-4708 MERCEDES-BENZ Sales & Service 3684. for Sale. 395-3890. May 1st. 399-1998 12A April 8,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Apartments for Rent •Apartments for Hen t Wanted Real Estate Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale • Lots and Acreage Sale Homes for Sale 2 bedrooms 2 baths on Deerfield Beach, Utili- New Duplex Apt's Furn. 2 bedroom Apt. or Du- For Rent or Sale IENTAL Apts., are TO SETTLE ESTATE Choice residential lots ties Inc. Eff. Apt. Beau- & Unfurn. 2/2 Central plex, by young couple for SALE. The owner 1228 N.W. 4th St. Coun- in Boca Raton. Low down beautiful W. Camino 3 bedroom 2 baths, un- Real. Furnished, also tifully furnished, Living A/C St. Heat. Quality with 2 yr. old. Not over furnished, Reasonable. suggests a worthwhile try Club Village, 2 bed- Payment, long term bal- rm Bedrm, Combination Thru-out. 3298 N.E. 5th $75. per month. Call investment if you can room, 2 bath large Pa- ance. 399-1521. 34' Criscraft, Constel- Country Club Village, realize construction, lo- lation Cruiser. Practi- Refrigerator & light Drive, 3422 NE 5th Dr. 941-0574 or 941-3605. Boca. Write Box 41, tio, Car Port, Central ROYAL PALM YACHT cooking, TV, Priv. bath 'Homes for Rent Real Estate Rent cation, furnishings and Air & Heat. Including & C.C. cally new. phone owner Hobe Sound. Ela; equipment inside and 395-4024 Boca Raton. & entrance. Walk in clo- Unfurnished 3 bedroom WAREHOUSE for RENT NEW TWO BEDROOM Drapes, C arpeting, Lot for sale by out of s out. Also the future po- Owner must Sacrifice set, off Street Parking, 2 baths Pool Home 1.0,000 sq. ft. 14 high, ONE and ONE HALF Washer, Refrigerator, town owner. Must sac- tential. Telephone 395- and Furniture. Open 2 rifice for $12,500. Corner Lot, Custom Linen & Towels furnish- Deerfield Beach, $175. good office space al- BATH furnished apart- 4750 Boca Raton fo.r in- ed & Laundered. Maid yrly Basis - 395-4340 or ready finished. 4 large to 5 Sun. -or phone 395- Write: Boca Raton News Built, Boca Square. 2/2 ment in one of the finest spection^ Fla. Rm., Drapes, Car- service every 2 weeks. 395-1471. doors you can drive thru locations in BOCA RA- 2963. t Box #106, Boca Raton, $65. mo. for one person. Unfurnished Tiome for this building with big OUTSTANDING VALUES LIVE MORTGAGE Fla, peting, Refrig. Central TON. This second floor Heat, A/C, may be fi- 399-0477. rent monthly or yearlv - trucks. Phone 395-2583 apartment has its own Apartment Zoned Cor- FREE ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB nanced to Buyer's EXTRA ouests Coming? also nicely furnished excellent condition im- private balcony with ner Lot. Approx. 140x Homestead 1/2 - Lease mediate possession. Second half with Distinct Large Golf Course Lot terms. Reasonable off- Available, Furn, Studio home. Call 395-3119, eastern exposure. Kit- 145' near Stores. Make er will be accepted. 1300 chen is a housewife's income tax advantages. apprx. 100'xlSO' Very Apts. & Villas, on the May 1st Furnished $90. Ottices for Rent offer. desirable location. Sac- SW 9th Terr. Boca, 395- ocean, private beach, dream. Fully carpeted Quality Construction for month 2 bedroom 2 baths 301 No. Federal Hwy. A Maintenance free in- rifice. Owner. Ft; Lau- 5538. , priv.dock. The Villas of near Palmetto Park Rd. carpeted three room 13' throughout. Twin beds in 2 POR-LA-MAR Lots. both bedrooms. No come. 2-2/ each side- derdale 565-6082. COUNTRY CLUB Boca Raton, 507 S. Ocean 395-0289. x29' professional office $6000. each, nicely ATTENTION Blvd; on A1A. Call 395- children or pets. Ideal wooded, face East. Central A/C & heat, VILLAGE SCARCE AS A suite having 3 fir. to Sprinkler system, BUILDERS! 3/2 Central Heat, A/C 5320. . "HEN'S TOOTH" celling shelves & cabi- for FAU staff members. UNFUBNISHED RENTAL Contact Tom Gray at ORYAL HADLEY Screen Patios, Lushly Lots available in Coun- Dish Washer, Disposal, Private Beach, Lovely nets. Also 2 heat/air Landscaped - Desirable try Club Village — sew- City Sewer, Sprinklers, IN BOCA RATON cond. & Utilities. See GOLD COAST HOMES, Realtor furnished TV apt., 1 or Neighbors, 3476 or 3496 ers, water and foads. Sacrifice. .395-7359. 2 bedrooms Lounge. Air Very beautiful home in Realtors Darrell, Day, INC. 395-3040. 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. "SUPER" location. 4 Boca Raton 395-2244 N.E. 5th Dr. Boca. Lots ready for building. Beautiful corner Home, & Heat, Best part of Bo- Mitchell, MacLaren Warehouse for Rent, Unusual discounts now ca. Monthly or year bedrooms - 4 baths. Mo- and Anderson. 167 1/2 N.W. 16th St. FAMILY"HOME 3 bed- Lots and Acreage Sale completely landscaped dern kitchen and utility rooms Large Florida being offered. Call^395- with circular drive. 3 $150. call 398-1608. 1000 to 2000 ft. plenty 100' x 150' Estates #2. 1818. room. Real dining room. Co-op Apartments of light. Available at Room, Dry Level, Fen- Bedroom, 2 bath^ beau- Efficiency, Near Beach, Close Boca Cabana Club Boulevard Lot in Para- Quiet surroundings, Air Family room. Every- OCEAN FRONT once. Call JA 4-7813. ced, Carpeting. Boca tiful kitchen with* wall & Ocean. Owner 1-531- dise Palms. NE corner refrigerator, disposal, condition. Weekly or thing in PERFECT CONDOMINIUMS Square 399-6336. 3862 or Box Z, Boca CONDITION. FROM $20,000. of Bethel Blvd. Ave. & dishwasher, deluxe oven monthly - 910 E. Pal- IF YOU APPRECIATE Raton News, Boca Ra- Denny Court. Write metto Park Rd. 395-2666 OFFERED FOR TWO Villa Type One Bed- A good neighborhood, •and stove. Washer & YEARS TO QUALITY ton, Fla. Owner 21 S. Clifton Ave. Dryer & plenty of cabi- DEL-RIO APTS, room Apts., Just finish- SECTION large screened and Villa Rica, Close to 20th Elgin. 111. FAMILY ed, A/C, W. to W. Car- roofed Patio surround- nets. Drapes throughout. New One bedroom, A/C, Shown EXCLUSIVELY Waterfront Boat Dock. St. Shopping Center, 75x 200' Highway Frontage pet. ing a swimming Pool - Must see to appreciate. Heat, Furn. or unfurn. and by appt. through No Bridges to Intra- 115, Residential $3,250. State road 808, Main Cost $24,700- Moving - Year or Season. 480 W. 2 Bedroom Apts., avail- Plus 3 bedrooms & 2 coastal Sea Wall Deep Phone 395-2059. Road from Turnpike to must sell. $18,900 Camino Real. 395-7542, F. BYRON able for '65-'66 Season. Canal Wood Burning baths and want to find all Business Lot in heart of Univ. $85 per front foot. Efficiencies, Deluxe Development plans also this at a price -within Completely furnished. PARKf Fire Place, BBQ 15'x Boca Raton. 1 block Call owner, Hibiscus Can retain mortgage to Ideal for 2, Free TV, Air include: Heated pool, 30' Swimming Pool Lge. your budget — See this from Fed. Hwy. For Sale 3onst. Inc. 395-427J5. Cond. Pool, week or Realtor Putting green, Tennis Patio, Extra Large Dou- home @ $18,500. OH $18,000. Call for appt. Telephone 395=061]. at reduced Price. Trade. BEAUTIFUL Owner 395-7053. month, 395-7174. Court, Shuffleboard, ble Garage, Intercom YES, Central Air Cond. PETRUZZELLI Realty 2 bedroom Apt. Air Con- Docking on Intracoastal F.M. Radio, Fullyequipt Can be purchased F.H.A. BUSINESS LOT Owners sacrifice $200~0, 2325 N. Ocean Blvd. Approx. 125' x 200' dition New Duplex 340 in addition to Beautiful modern Kitchen & Laun- with $2,200. Down pay-, Boca Raton, Fla. below replacement. Al- SW 1st St. Boca Raton, Beach at your door. dry. Beautifully land- ment plus closing costs. Federal Highway to most new, 3/2, extra UNDER $200 Call 395-0822 Dixie Highway 395-3142-10 am to 4pm. ASK US ABOUT THESE scaped. Immediate occupancy. Boca Hills, 109x179, large lot, Country Club Ideal for many busi- Village. 501 N.W. 13th (2) Furn. Apts. 1 or 2 APTS. Two offices to OH YES! Bruce E. Darreli, Zoned residential. Sac- serve you. nesses such as furniture Ave. 395-4383. Bedrooms, Lounge, Elec. This lovely Brand new 3 bedroom 2 bath Yearly Realtor rifice . . 395-5339. company, rug company, Kit. Air Heat. Priv. fully air conditioned, Lease or Sell, Very 425 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. R 3 Lot near FAU, 150* business offices, mo- Beach. $125 to $150. mo. unf urni shed Home. reasonable. 395-1322 front - 399-5922. tels, drive-in restau- FOR SALE Boca 395-1608. Available on yearly M. I. Maddox, Realtor LIVE rant, etc. - runs from 507 N.E. 20th St. Royal Palm Golf Course ROYAL OAK HILLS THE lease with immediate MORTGAGE FREE L'ot. Excellent location. street to street - pric- HAMPSHIRE HOUSE Boca Raton, 224 S. Fed. 395-2900 Boca Raton occupancy. E x c 1 u sive 395-1433 Eve.276-7713 Homestead 1/2 - Lease Under $12,000. Phone ed reasonably. 3 bedrm 2 bath, Large 1150 SW 2nd Ave with us. PENT HOUSE Living rm with rounded Delray Beach: Second half with Dis- i 634-4151. kMOTHERWELL Boca Islands Harriet Jackman POMPANO SURF CLUB tinct income tax advan- uplex lot 5th Ave. & Bay Windows. Kitchen New, modern, furnished 426 E. Atlantic Ave. Sale or Trade for Boca M REALTY completely Shuttered from J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. 278-2811 tages. Quality Construc- Winfield Park near 757 S. Federal Hwy, Living rm. G.E. Equipped. & unfurnished - Effi- Realtors 3 bedrooms 3 baths, tion for Maintenance. theater. 395-1572. Colonial Building Mobile Homes Sale Air Cond. 8c Heat. Screened ciencies, 1 & 2 bedroom 395-4624 395-1329 Private Elevator, Pool, Free Income. 2-/2 Each 2 Large Lots N.E, 5th Boca Raton, Fla. Patio, closed double Ga- Late American 1961 - apts. now available. Beach, Boat Dockage, side - Central A/C & Ave. & 10th Terr. Each 355*4044 rage. Sprinkler, Drapes, Please call 395-7728. 2/1 Home $100. per 50'xl0' Cabana Room Drastically reduced. Heat, Sprinkler system, Carpet. 84' on 5th Ave. By 189' Royal Palm 100x125 Completely furn. 1 bed- month,for lease. 30'xlO'. Carpets, Owner 942-1464. Screen Patios, Lushly Deep. 20' Easement in See: 698 W. Camino ORYAL HADLEY Drapes, & Furniture. well located lot priced or ?all 395-2568 for appt room apartment. By FURNISHED - UNFURN. Landscaped - Desirable rear. Can be sold sep- low-Termg-395-7878. week or month. Call Realtor 942-2726. ANNUAL - SEASONAL Neighbors, 3476 or 3496 arately. 395-2596. 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. DAMAGED TRAILER - Call 395-1322 NE 5th Dr., Boca. BRUCE E. DARRELL P. O. Box 803 Good Chassis & Tires, $85. Mo. Furn. Eff icy. Bruce E. Darrell "REAL ESTATE FOR Realtor READY FOR OCCUPANCY Boca Raton 395-2244 See: behind, 165 N.W. SALE FURNISHED 299 Alain Cushman asso. On Ocean. A/C, heat, Realtor Utilities included. Apr. ROYAL OAK HILLS 20th St. $50. 395-4660. NW 10th Court, Lake 395-2850 3 BEDROOM - 2 BATH 15 to Dec. 1. 278-3983. 3/2 Pool, 2 car Closed Real Estate Trade 425 E, Palmetto Pk. Rd, Floresta Park - 2Br, Garage completely fur- 2 bedroom Home, 375 Air, Family Room, Screened Patio, SUMMER RATES - Until TRADE YOUR HOME 2 B, LR, K, 2 car ga- nished. May 1st to Nov. For a 2 or 3 bedroom N.E. 7th St. Rent or Sale rage, screened patio - LOOKING FOR Complete Kitchen with Nov. 1st Approximately 1st. Write: Box #108, Furnished or Unfur- 1/3 of Winter Rates home, just completed in beautiful corner lot on Self-Cleaning AMERICANA OVEN Boca Raton News, Boca Boca Raton, or to be nished. 395-0843. Lake. Automatic heat AN UNUSUALLY Furnished 1 bedroom Raton. Real Estate Sale Complete Kitchen Appliances $110. - 2bedrooms $115. built on your lot or on and air conditioning. DESIGNED HOUSE? 5% dis. on 4 or 5 mon. LAKE FLORESTA ours. Large Duplex, 2 bed- Fully shrubbed and ar- JUS! BRING YOUR TOOTH BRUSH m lease. T.V. Utensils, Will Lease our beautiful RELIANCE BUILDERS rctom, 2 bath, each side. tistically decorated in- 4 bedroom 2 bath house $22,290 Home, Partially or com- 101 S.W. 12th Ave. 1 side leased to Univ. side and out. Fully fur- centered around large dishes,linens etc. Avail- landscaped screened patio. able slight additional pletely furnished, 6 395-6542 •faculty. Central heat and nished. $35,000. Phone Call Boca Raton 395-1818 A/C. Sprinklers & frost cost. Nearly new Apts. months or longer. Phone TRADE YOUR HOME First Bank and Trust Air conditioned. Heated Air Cond. all Electric. 395-0329. Completed Water Front free refrigs. Walking Company, N.A., Trus- GATEWAY PLAZA Apts Cottage for Rent $60. Condominium 1 & 2 Bed- distance to churches & tee, 395-4420 ask for Garage, large GE kitchen ... On Spanish River Road. Furnished Private Bath, rpom Apts. $15,000 to new shopping center. Mr. Johnson." with dishwasher, disposal, 330 W. Camino Real Consider trade for va- 395-7884 Entrance. Call 395-4880 $25,000. Covered Park- washer-dryer. ing. 399-5137. cant multiple dwelling ESTATES SECTION HOME AMBASSADOR APT. Available now or later property. Call Boca CAMINO GARDENS Near schools and F.A.U. 301 E. Royal Palm Rd. fully furn. 2 bedrm 395-2951 for details. campus. Only 2 years 1 bedroom furnished, 2 House for 6 Months or Or new $9,000 to $16,000 Former Model "Jafties- old. Offered by F.A.U. Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Many quality Garden Apt. Condomini- See property at 259 S.W. bedrooms unfurnished, longer. $100. per month .6th St.. Boca. . town," Immediate occu- administrator, leaving features . . . Comer lot, sprinklers, 2-car & Maintenance. 330 NE um. Call 399-3176. pancy. Located at state. $32,500. Select Clientele, Adults Spacious 2 bedroom 2 garage, elect. door ... Complete elect, only. No Pets. Yearly 2nd St. 395-4697. Will trade 2 bedroom 2 990 Butternut Terrace. 450 N.W. 15th SU, Boca kitchen . ,. . Carrier air-cond . . . Occupied only bath New Villa Apt. in bath House Centrally Three Bedrooms - three Lease. $125. per mo. See Lovely 3 bedroom 2 Air Conditioned & Heat- Bathrooms — Double Ga- 15 mo. Carpets & drapes included. 395-4947. bath home with Pool, Deerfield, for House in rage — completely fur- Seen by appointment only. Boca Raton.. 399-1583. ed, large Corner lot. New Apartments, 3 bed- available April 23, nice- Well planted house, one nished. Adjoining cor- Call owner at 395-0614. room 2 bath unfurnished ner lot, optional. For $36,500 . .LOW DOWN . .$197 mo. ly Furnished.near Beach $12,000. equity, Large year old. Price of inspection, call at 900 $85. per mo. Delray & Shopping Center. Rea- Lovely 3/2-1/2 House $17,500. is $4000.below Elderberry Way or Phone (No financing cost) Beach 276-5537. sonable. Call 395-3051 in Tunison Palms, for MUST SELL replacement. Phone 395-1534. DUE TO ILLNESS The FRENCH QUARTER - 395-4942. equity in 2 bedrm Con- 395-0149. SEE YOUR BROKER 399 S.W. 8th St. Nicely 3/2 Furn. De- dominium in Boca Ra- ROYAL OAK HILLS Boca Raton. lightfully Cool, Pool, ton. 395-5377. BOCA RATON - WATERFRONT LOTS Beautiful Custom Home. 2 .... Or phone for appt. 395-3329 1 BR unfurnished apt. Patio, on Lake, 395- Real Estate large Bedrooms, 2 Baths Central heat & air cond. 6118. For Rent or Sale $4000 EACH with glass enclosed tubs Only 6 apts. in building; and Showers. Plenty of Available 3/1 Furnished RENT WITH OPTION — 10 CLOSE ESTATE Closets, 18 x 28 Florida 15x30' private walled Pompano Beach. Adults FLORIDA patio; free laundry; an- Beautiful new home, Boom, W/W nylon carpet- call 395-1878. near ocean, 3 bedrooms, 11-Waterfront-East of U.S. 1 $4000 each ing, separate dining room nual lease; $125. per & Living room, beautiful mo. Manager on premis- Real Estate Wanted family room, big porch, 4-lnside-East of U.S. 1 $3000 each drapes & fixtures through- 2 car garage, central es 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. or ALL or PART out house. BAHAMAS phone 395-2984. ACREAGE A/C. $200.00 mo. incl. IRELAND WANTED new carpets & drapes. Call WM. DAY INC, Dining & Breakfast rooms New Duplex Apt's furn. Rental and option money wood paneled, GE Elec- & Unfurn. 2/2 Central Vicinity Boca Raton to Bob Day 395-0241 or 395-0220 tric Kitchen, Dishwasher will apply to price if you & Garbage disposal. Util- "The Real Estate Corner" A/C & Heat, Quality Lantana. 10-20-30 acre buy. Boca Raton ity room with built in Thru-out. 3298 & 3422 tracts. Buyers waiting. MacLaren & Anderson closet & washing Machine, J. STUART N.E. 5th Drive, Boca M.I. Maddox, Realtor 151E. Royal Palm Road central air conditioning & Raton. 507 N.E. 20th St. WATERFRONT HOME reverse Heating systems, 2 Ph: 395-1333 AMBASSADOR APT. Boca Raton 395-2900 3 BEDROOM - 2 BATH car carport, with Garden ROBERTSON Cdrner-Furn. Duplex, 2 Closet. 301 E. Royal Palm Rd. DELUXE 1 BEDROOM INCORPORATED 1 bedroom furnished, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, closed ga- IN NEW BUILDING }' Frontage - Electric Kitchen - Large Sun Room Oversized lot, Profes- bedrooms unfurnished, rage each side. A/C & One block from FAU sionally Landscaped. Oak Realtors heat. 1796 N.E, 5th Ave, Heat and Cool Enclosed Garage trees, 2 Orchid tress & select Clientele. Adults Hot point A/C & Heat. Others. Sprinkler System, 60 South Federal Highway BOCA RATON 395-4624 only. No pets. Yearly Wanted Pastel Color Appli- Many Fruit Trees Sodded Lawns, Storm BETTER BUY THIS lease $125. per mo. PROFESSOR, seeking ances. Ceramic Tile. Awnings, Aluminum Storm 395-4947. Modern Home in or near Bath room & Kitchen* Price $21,500 Mtg. $17,000 Shields. MAGNIFICENT 3 BiMy Bath Pool House Boca Raton, for Rental One furnished, & One Seen By Appt. Only Deerfield Beach, 1 bed- exchange equity on 2/2 Apartment PSVAT room apt. Utilities fur- commencing June, Fav- unfurnished Avail- Call 395-1921 located in Royal be bought furnished nished. 1 block from orable leasing arrange- able. Annual Lease. PHONE 395-3684 in the low $50's. Ocean. 399-6883 aft. 6 ments possible. Must Should be seen to ap- P.M. or 395-4981 week- not be too near Water. preciate. days. Must include 2 large UNIVERSITY PLAZA APTS bedrooms, large Living 259 N.W. 19th St. In- PUBLIC NOTICE INEXPENSIVE room, and Study. In town quire at Apt. #4 or IT ALL ADDS UP TO VALUE PRIVACY next week. Write Boca call 278-0039 Morn- NEW HOME FOR SALE Fine Efficiency & Patio Raton News, Box 107, ings. REALTORS near Beach, 195 SE Boca Raton. BUILDERS LAST 2 BEDROOM MODEL HOME Wavecrest Way, Boca, 3/bedroom, 2/bath home - West facing Beautiful Villa Rica Estates, Boca Raton 395-4365. Reverse cycle heat and air conditioning COMMERCIAL-LONG TERM- City sewers and sidewalks LEASE OR SALE Ready for occupancy . . . 3400 N.E. 4th Ave. Boca Raton ROYAL OAK HILLS — $17,600 mortgage Palmetto Park Road Between: Central Heating, Awning Type Windows, Screened Porch on front of Home, Price: $20,900.00 !! Jalousied Florida Room on rear. Modem Bath and G.E. Electric Kitchen. News 1st & 2nd Ave. Will also include builders Model furniture, Drapes and Rugs, now in Home. 100% Location 103' x 130' For inspection, call or see Hal Haynes, your Classified Ads man at ... CALL Offered at LOWEST PRICE on the Strip M.N. WEIR & SONS, INC., Realtors All for $13,000 Weir Plaza Bldg. 855 S. Federal Hwy. Good Financing 395-5121 Cat) Owner 395-0611 Boca Raton, F!a. Ph: 395-4000 Homes for Sale Homes for Sale VETERANS iY OWNER 2 bedroom House fur- Boca Raton ADMINISTRATION 2 Bedrooms 2 baths, nished, 474 Dover St., 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes $45.0 Down, $80 Mo. Call Boca. Call 395-3672. located in Ft. Lauder- 395-1071. 3/bedroom, 2/bath Policemen dale, Pompano Beach, BUILDERS SACRIFICE POOL home for ONLY and Margate for sale to Brand new Deluxe 3/2, $21,800, in lovely resi- Take Honors anyone. N.O. NELSON, with Panoramic Kitchen, dential area. Screened Realtor, 972-6451, VA Walk in Closets, Large patio - marble baths, Two Boca Raton po- Management Broker, Screened Patio Etc. Sav- marble baseboards, ex- licement won honors ings & Loan Appraisal yesterday in a Florida OUTSTANDING VALUES cellent closet space. at $17,125. Sacrificefoi Heated and air condi- Peace Officers Asso- Harbour East Water- $15,990 first Mortgage tioned. To inspect this ciation pistol match, ac- front, Pool, 2/2, Many $13,700. Down Payment VALUE!! call or see, cording to local range Extras. Furniture. By $1,500. See this Bargain Lloyd Lively, your man officer Sgt. John La- Appt.. at: 1598 N.W. 4th St., at ... Mont. Country Club Village, Phillip Prince took a East of Federal, 2/1 Boca Raton. Fla. first in the unclassified Home, $10,600. BUILDERS NEW event and Al Brown was ORYAL HADLEY WILLIAMSBURG Weir Plaza Building second. Also competing Realtor MODEL from Boca Raton but out ImmediatJ e Occupancy, 855 S. Federal Hwy. 400 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Boca Raton;Ph.395-4000 of the top three were Boca Raton 395-2244 No closing costs. Mo. William Emerson and Pay $97. P & I Open $14,900. Sacrifice.. Spa- CONVENIENT TO LaMont. Daily 10:30-5:00 except STORES AND ST. JOAN Sgt. LaMont said the cious 3/2, Electric Kit- Sat. 1199 W. Camino. chen, good neighborhood OF ARC CHURCH officers had to fire in MEDALLION REALTY, Attractive 2 bedroom the unclassified event 243 NE 26th St. 395-2473 Realtors, 131-C E. Pal- call after 4 p.m. home with Florida room, because they had never metto Pk.Rd., Boca Ra- gas heat, 2 air condi- shot with the Asssocia- ROYAL OAK HILLS 2 ton...395-2421. tioning units, refrigera- tion before. Prince and bedrm 2 bath home, Den, Best offer over the tor, wall to wall car- Brown will now be eli- Must be seen Owner for sxi sting Mtg. of $6,500. peting, draperies, beau- gible to participate in Appt; call 395-4885. No Qualifying. 3bedrms tifully landscaped cor- other pistol events with ROYAL OAK HILLS 2 baths with Rental Hotel ner lot - offered for the group. 2 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS Room. 434 Manchester quick sale at only The match was held IMMEDIATE ORDE- St. (NE 56th St. & U.S. $14,500 at Coral Gables Wed- LAYED POSSESSION. 1) aft. 6: P.M. or Sat. or BLL nesday morning from 10 FOR APPOINTMENT, Sun. M°WM until noon. CALL OWNER 395-0379 BOCA HARBOUR 757 S. Federal Hwy. tractive visitor is inspecting the gardens of HARBOUR ISLAND Hundreds of varieties of flowers in many colors BOCA RATON NEWS Perfect Family Home, Colonial Building brighten the gardens of Haiti's hotels in ever her mountainside hotel in Petionville, near Port Country Club Village, 2 bedroom 2 bath family Boca Raton, Fla. au Prince. April 8, 1965 13A Large Garage Porch room completely air 395-4044. changing pattern throughout the year. This at- 125' Lot, 20 Trees. conditioned, beautifully $16,300. $700 down. landscaped on 115' On Seashore or Mountain GRACE'S FOOD STORE Call 395-1238. Canal Dock 1 year old. BEST BUY - in Boca Ra- 6999 N. E. 8th Dr. SEE THIS 1949 N. W. 2nd Ave. ton Riviera 3 bedrooms Owner 276-4389, 2 baths $15,500. ROYAL PALM Well Located 3 bed- Haiti Hotels Ready for Tourists PETRUZZELLI Realty 5 Bedrooms, 3 baths, rooms 2 baths, Carpet- ed & Draped Home. Can Specializing 2325 N. Ocean Blvd. den-pool-large Patio The luxury hotels of Bowen Field, where Pan Petionville, where tour- A/C - on Golf Course, be bought FHA, or Con- Boca Raton 395-0822 ventional. Below $20,000 Haiti, nestled in quaint Am Clippers have land- ists find such luxury ho- ITALIAN SUBMARINE Boca Square: Airy Fla. A beautiful home at a Creole villages and ed more than three dec- tel establishments as rock bottom price. Own- Harriet Jackman Rm. Plus screened J. Stuart Robertson, Inc. towns by the sea or ades of tourists from El Rancho, Ibo Lele, the SANDWICH Porch, Closed Garage, er anxious to sell. Will perched precariously on Miami, New York and Choucoune and Ville consider trade, or Ren- Realtors 2 bedrm 2 bath, many 395-4624 395-1329 steep mountainsides, other U.S. mainland Creole, They are re- """—""WEEKEND SPECIALS extras. 1399 SW 4th St. •tal call 395-5311. are poised for a resur- ports. sorts with a flair! Sale by Owner FALSTAFF 12oz A||A I BOLOGNA Ib. 59c Boca Raton. . OCEAN PENTHOUSE gence of the country's Haiti has almost as Some of the capital's 6 Beautifully landscaped second most important much vertical as hori- rOMATOES2 1b.39c New 2 bedroom 2 baths fenced corner Lot on 4 Bedroon - 4 Bath hotels are along the sea BEER •* 99$ IK Carpets & Drapes, S.E. Exposure business — tourism. zontal acreage, but good and others are in fine .Throw-away, bottlesa protected Canals, two With a new jet-length roads lead from Port Sprinklers, Big Savings, docks. Completely Fur- There's only one in en- old mahogany, stone and Furniture Optional. tire area, and this is it. airport now in use, all au Prince, the seaside brick mansions of yes- nished. 3 bedrooms 3 hands are back at work capital, to the mountains SNOW CONSTRUCTION baths, Central Heat & This is big! Room for the teryear in the residen- 399-5922 family or guests.Boasts spreading the red car- and plateaus of suburban tial districts. A/C enclosed heated a view from the enclosed pet of welcome for what Royal Palm Yacht & pool 2 car garage. Call lanai right down to local bonif aces hope will Country Club. One year for Appt. 278-0951. Lauderdale. Pool, putt- be the biggest and best old - 2 bedroom - 3 Near University, 2/2 ing green, 500 ft. private spring tourist season to baths - family room - Family rm, 100'xl60' beach and lots of rec- hit the sun-washed TERMITES/ etc. Completely furnish- $15,000. 3774-NW5th reation facilities. Ex- Caribbean republic in ed. Owner will show by Ave., Boca 395-2670. quisitely appointed and many a day. appointments 395-3836. Sacrifice 3/2 lg. Living beautifully maintained. It was a big Pan Boca Raton a Real Bar- Quarters All Electric for use on Price reduced " from American Airways Jet CONROY'SSoi St Augustine, gain, move right in to Kitchen, Sprinkler Sys- $74,500 to $59,500 - Clipper from New York centipede this completely furn. tem, Rugs, Draperies, First time offered for that brought the jet age Call 941-1911 Inc. and zoysia Home. Winfield- Park,- any reasonable "offer. to Haiti. The new Haiti lawns. A/H 2 bedrm 1 bath, resale - Act Now! NE Section Winfield Pk. International Airport is Guaranteed 15 Years ® Free ® Bonded Fla. Rm. Lovely 395-4518. OTHERWELL about five miles from Grounds, Sprinkler Sys- M REALTY Control ® Experience Estimates Insured Split Level, East of 757 S. Federal Hwy. tem, Awnings, Shuffle- Route 1. 2 bath, 3 bed- board, Fruit Trees, Like Colonial Building PUBLIC NOTICES rms. Partly furnished. Boca Raton, Fla. NOTICE UNDER. FICTITIOUS New. 395-1953 for Appt. Price right for quick 395-4044 Muve in now. Friced to NAME STATUTE Sale. 435 N.E. 2nd St. LUXURY HOME Couch & Chair Sets sell. Partially furn., 3 Boca Raton 395-4951, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bedroom, 2 bath, corner WATERFRONT - POOL the undersigned, desiring to en- MUST SELL immedi- ROYAL PALM YACHT gage in business under ficti- Choice of Six lot, excellent residen- tious name of tial section East of Fed. ately Ranch Style 3/2 & COUNTRY CLUB CAMINO COIFFURE Colors... Many extras included. Walking Distance to 5th 3 bedrooms and den, 4- intends to register the said ALL FOAM We guarantee you Close to churches, Ave. Shopping Plaza, 1/2 baths, including name with the Clerk of the Cir- HOURS 8;30.to 5;30 OPEN FRIDAY 'til 9 p.m. Sprinkler System, Sac- cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- schools and shopping. large Roman bath, love- ty, Florida. a greener, weed-free'r Finanting available. 611 rifice at $12,750. $3,000 ly family room, panelled WILMA ZIMMER RICHARDS FURNITURE S.E. 10th Ave., Deer- Down. Bal. at $79. per den, secluded master mo. 1495 NE 4th Ave., bedroom, full dining Dated: April 6, 1965 3749 N; Fed. Hwy., Pompano Beach lawn this year field Beach. 399-1076. Boca Raton. Widow Must Sacrifice room, many special fea- Publish: April 8,15, 22, 29,1965 new Boca Square, 2 BUILDER CLOSE OUT tures, finest hardware 941-0617 ...or your money back! bdrm, 2 Bath, Drapes, MODEL ROW HOMES and fixtures - terrific Carpeting, disposal, PALMETTO PARK patio and deep pool. This central AC/H. $3000 TERRACE home is on a very high That's how sure we are of what Scotts amazing BONUS down. 1171 S.W. 13th Beautiful two bedroom setting looking down on a can do for your lawn —no matter how rundown it model on water, Large deep canal. Better hurry Suite may be now. Placet 395-2885, Leisure room, Garage. - call for appointment. Owners Sacrifice 3/2 Complete Privacy. MOTHERWELL Addmi ojf Dutittctlwi BONUS® weeds as it feeds Split level E. of Fed. BUY BELOW DUPLI- IWS REALTY Phone 395-3565 aft. 6: CATION COST. NO 757 S. Federal Hwy, All you do is spread Trionized BONUS on your lawn this P.M. LOAN COSTS. Colonial Building weekend. It goes right to work, giving grass a sustained 4 bedroom 3 baths, also TERRACE Boca Raton, Fla. feeding — the kind that develops sturdy roots and a 3 bedroom 2 baths in ASSOCIATES 395-4044 Lake Floresta Park. 201 SW 9th Ave. greener, thicker lawn. 399-5922,- 395-4964. Boca 395-5313 For Fast Results Lake Rogers Waterfront INTRACOASTAL Use The And before long, weeds start to disappear. New weeds 834 NE 33 St. luxury Exceptional unobstruct- BOCA RATON NEWS never get started. Then one day you notice they've 3/3, unfurn. H/A, gar. ed view, makes this one practically become a thing of the past. dock, 395-1486. of the most desirable Classified Ads SALE BY OWNER Homes in Boca Raton. You must be satisfied or we will refund your money! 2 bedrm, 2 bath, Family s Location can never be Rm., 41 Patio, 13x12 duplicated. Tastefully 395-5121 Utility room, carport. decorated and like new. All for only *5.95 Have other interest 3/2, family room, Pro- must sell. 798 N.E. 72 fessionally landscaped, St. Priced $44,500. Call Scotts BOCA HARBOUR owner 395-3682 Aft. 6: WEIR PLAZA BLDG. OPEN DAILY FROM P.M. E-Z SPRED 3 to 5 PM S55 S. FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON 1061 BANYAN ROAD REDUCED BELOW COST TO SETTLE The latest word (Near Ocean) k Limited Number of Offices Available HOW ! Very fine 3 bedroom ESTATE in lawn spreaders home. Extra large Beautiful new Home on Swimming POOL with Intracoastal Waterway. Cabana. Owner will 3 delightful bedrooms, a month $ Den, Central Heat, and From consider exchange of Welcome Wagoo International, with SAVE 1 smaller home. Air Conditioning, 2 car over 5,000 hostesses, has mom SEE THIS TODAY garage, excellent loca- than thirty years experience in INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA COST tion offered at only fostering good will in business and Realtor community life. For more informa- * DeLuxe Furnishings * Heat 95 when you F.I 395-0700 $49,500. Call for Appt. tion about . . . PARKS! * Receptionist * Lights buy any 395-0611 OTHERWELL 5 Scotts product Near University, 2/2, M REALTY * Telephone Switchboard * Ample Parking Family rm, 1005xl60'. 757 S. Federal Hwy. WelcoM $15,000. 3774-NW 5th Colonial Building * Air Conditioning * Janitor Service Ave.. Boca 395-2670. Boca Raton, Fla. authorized (ScottSJ dealer T 395-4044 (Public Stenographer Available on Fee Basis) By Owner 2 bedrooms 2 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! MOVE IN UM this coupon to l«t ui know you're baths, Carpets & Drape- hare. ries, G.E. Kitchen. 998 Now or later. NEW 2 Call Today . . . SW 4th St. Boca Raton. bedrooms, Central AC/ Addnrn 395-6820. H, Garage, Sprinklers, Citj BELZER'S Sewers, etc. Moderate • PIMM haw tin W.lcom. Wagon M.N. WEIR & SONS, Realtors Hollos call oo m« WATERFRONT price - Much under cost. O I woultt lit* ta.whsalba to DM BOCA RATON NEWS HARDWARE COMPANY S.W. 8th St. & 10th Ave.Royal Oak Hills area. Q I ilnoa* utbteribL to th*. Completed Dec.31,1964, BOCA RATON NEWS 395-40QQ Owner 395-7195. Fill eat CMI*OH >M man to Circulation 3198 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY $15,500 plus homesite. 0* $7500 down. Use the Classifieds For Appointment To inspect Boca Raton 395-2120 At City Commission Meeting No Decision in Sign Case Pianos 49rgans (Continued from page 1) said the new ordinance ral other businesses in AcrosonicPJl BilP W JLljH Orga-sonic Harry J. Machle, city adopted Nov. 12, 1964,the city, who have been and other famous names in pia»©3-organs-p!ayers Payroll, fm&imi Peffcfes Ahed license and sign inspec- repeals the old ordi- notified they have il- 503 K.E. 20th St. — at faiaral Hwy. end N.E. 20th St. A three-pronged has- day to Thursday through for two days less than tor, was the principal nance and thus Trupiano legal signs, await the Boca Raton Phone 395-4709 sle over city payroll and Wednesday, they had been. witness of the city. He could not be in violation outcome. vacation practices de- Although it apparently Mullen suggested said Boca Car Wash was of anything prior to that LE001T? HUSie GO. veloped at Tuesday's would all even out in the several arrangements in violation by using pen- date.. He added that un- BOCA RATON NEWS OVER A OVARTER CENTURY OF SERVICE City Commission meet- long run, Mullen s pro- which would permit nants, banners, sand- der the new and existing ing, posal would involve one amortizing the reduction wich signs and ground ordinance, the business 14A April 8, 1965 First item of business "short" week as far as over several weeks. signs. He also added the has until sometime in to come up was aprovi- the employes paychecks The retirement fund business has been in July to conform, under a sion to revise the city's were concerned* In the problem was broached violation of the sign ord- 240-day respite. NOW IN BOCA RATON ANOTHER FINE "payrolpay l week" follow- first week of the change- by the Firefighters inance since it opened This case has been l b over, it would mean that three years ago. considered a "test" by ed closely by aproposal employes would be paid Benevolent Association by City Manager L.M. which called the atten- However, Brannen many sources and seve- Bresler's ICE CREAM SHOP McConnell to adopt a tion of the commission new policy regarding to an ordinance which * SODAS * SUNDAES *• BANANA SPLITS (Continued from page 1) they said entitled them Tax Roll Studied * SHAKES * MALTS to a refund from a re- city's firemen raised INSTRUCTED the City tirement fund previously (Continued from page 1) assessment. the third point when they Clerk to prepare a list in effect, the matter Any complaints on Take Some Home . .. asked for funds they said of emergency ordinan- was referred to the equalization of assess- were supposed to be re- ces currently in effect. The difference — ap- or enjoy our comfortable city's pension commit- proximately.$20,000,000 ments can be filed di- ITS HAND funded from a former Implementation of the tee.. rectly with Bennion' s air conditioned parlor city retirement fund. new City Charter July 1 is exempt due to home- PACKED ! The city's holiday stead, widows and vete- office during the rest Leveling a finger at means that present work policy was put on what he termed "very emergency ordinances rans exemptions. of the month. The Board 513 NE 20th St., Boca Raton 395-9912 the table at Tuesday's of Equalization must unbusinesslike" prac- will expire 60 days lat- Commission meeting The roll is 71 mil- Winfield Shopping Center tices, City Finance Off- er, City Attorney Ro- by McConnell when he lion dollars over last complete its work by icer Thomas Mullen berta McKenry told the suggested a new answer year, of which $1,382,- April 30, under the pro- proposed changing the commissioners. to an old problem. 900 was added by an- visions of the charter. city's payroll week from RECEIVED from Dix- Pointing to an absence nexations during the Saturday through Fri- ie Asphalt Co. a letter of any firm policy re- year; and a total.of $2,- 260,100 is embodied in outlining plans to es- garding employes who CH3VAS REGAL tablish an asphalt plant work on holidays, Mc- the high-rise construc- idbccits L@§® in the county in the vi- Connell suggested that tion during 1964. (Continued from 8A) cinity of the city dump. the city simply pay the SCOTCH, employes for an extra This leaves a total of ball game in their poc- day's work during the $65,952,500 lumped in Reed week in which the holi- single family dwellings, BOBCATS AB R H day falls. duplexes, revaluations Lalli, c 3 1 1 (Continued from page 1) and the changed rate of Ziolkowski, 2b 4 0 0 more than 6.5 million Lekniskas, p 2 0 0 residents by the end of 0065060^000060000000000000000000000000000000000 Herbold, cf 3 0 0 the 1965-67 biennium. Enders, lb 2 1 1 "His request for a ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT? FEDERAL HIGHWAY IK Dodge, ss 3 0 1 Commission for Tax PACKAGE STORE DOWNTOWN BOCA RATON Martin, 3b 2 0 0 Reform was expected visit Klipsic, If 2 0 0 and is very much need- King, rf 10 0 ed," Reed said. Totals 22 2 3 Regular sessions of FULL QUART NOVA AB RH the Legislature will be- Coquette ^WALKER'S DEWAR'S Danhauer, cf 3 1 1 gin today, although hun- SCOTCH WHISKY Hull, 2b 10 0 dreds of bills have al- Effortless Weight Control Clinic Rigg, rf 3 1 1 ready been dropped into VODKA Landen, 3b 3 0 1 the hopper, including under supervision of a FIFTH, McKnight, ss 3 0 1 such a variety of items qualified physician Fawley, lb 3 2 as a bill outlawing clos- VODKA Wilson, If 2 0 1 ed meetings of any * free consultation * confidential Standart, c 2 0 0 public board, mandatory Hohmann, p 3 0 0 seat belts on all new 30 S.E. 3rd Street REG. 4.99 FIFTH Damanti, p 0 0 0 cars, permissive zon- Boca Raton 395-6994 Totals 23 3 7 ing for any county, and SOUTHERN "White label" Bobcats.... 100 100 0—2 repeal of a tax on swim OPEN 10 A.M. - 1 P.M. Nova 010 020 x—3 suits. USHER'S COMFORT GREEN STRIPE REG. 7.35 - ^B—— -•- M,, SCOTCH REG. 6.70 PFEIFFER FIFTH PREMIUM McREYNOLD'S FURNITURE REG. 7.15 FULL QUART BEER CANS BRUGAL Seagram's o FUll QUART IS NOW HAVING THEIR ANNUAL CALVERT Ron Rico RUM RUM IMPORTED GIN Saie VIRGIN ISLAND •99 REG. 5.95

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GifHHNGrON IMPORTED CANADIAN We will positively meet and beat any com- KENTUCKY BOURBON petitors price on the same merchandise. Don't miss this opportunity! Now is the time to furnish your home with McReynolds. FIFTH FIFTH RE6. 5.75 REG. 5.15 Any items held indefinitely ivith a reasonable deposit. All Sales Final Credit Terms available - Up to 36 mo. to pay BROWN'S RESTAURANT SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN AMERICAN FOODS 820 N. DIXIE HWY., BOCA RATON Under supervision of LOU RIZZO STEAKS * CHOPS 395-0202 OPEN 6 DAYS — 8:30 TO 5:30 SEAFOODS SECTION 2 April 8, 1965 * Women's News * Club Activities * Church News * Editorials

At the Annua Hat-A-Rama .'.

It seems there are three things women like to do most. They are trying on hats, attending teas, and working for their favorite charities. Put all these together in one afternoon and you may come up with a Woman's Club Hata- rama. This is just what happened last week-end. Members of the club and their guests, tried on prospective Easter bonnets, fingered brightly colored costume jewelry, sipped tea and ate fancy cookies, all to buy books for Boca Raton Library. Mrs. Edwin Guthrie gives Mrs. Melville Po- korney a cup of tea ...

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Mrs. Harold Archer helps Mrs. W.C. Curtis with what might be her Easter bonnet. - ,

Club Sets Luncheon Call 395-5121 (or Classified Ad Service An Easter parade of Luncheon will be held hats, designed and worn at 11:45 a.m. in New by members, will be a England Oyster House. feature of Friendship A Delightfu/ Selection of Wagoneers1 luncheon Cards will be played meeting, April 21, following the luncheon. FINERY L HATS VEILS UNDER THE BANYAN TREE JEWELRY 20 South Dixie Boca Raton

71 So. Federal Hwy. Phone 395-2566 OPEN MON & FEI EVENINGS UNTIL EASTER "I couldn't choose so I'll take all of them," Johnson. Mrs. Brown may have a problem deciding says Mrs. Bill Brown to saleslady Mrs. Albert which chapeau she Ml wear Easter Sunday too ... Y Pulitzer,inc.

Around the Town l We've Got the Fever! A By Sandy Wesley spree. Take the case of ments for her wedding, Everything is beautifu Barbara Riley, daughter (Continued on page 2B) Ho-hum ... We think of Mr. and Mrs. H.Glay Spring fever is attacking Riley. Barbara, a senior May Busch - Knitting Salon! Boca Raton. At least, at College of William 28?4 E. Sunrise Blvd. in Florida during Fort Lauderdale it's got a good grip on and Mary, arrived home &- New Imparted Yarns last week with her sis- *• Ribbon Dresses a us ... Specially ter Diane, a freshman A- May Busch original Although Florida wea- '' Sweater Kits ther is almost like at the college, to make Open ll:3Ga.m.-5i4-9822-i APRIL and MAY. Spring all year around, last-minute arrange- we can still tell when April and May roll along without even glancing at lust Call Fur Easter Orders' the calendar, A lazy, hazy feeling Tree-Ripened Indian River Citrus at It's Finest has settled over Boca We invite you to Raton and instead of Spot Picked and Hand Packed to your order residents thinking about Don't be satisfied with less than the best! fiestas they're all tak- prolong your "stay" ing siestas . . . That was a poor pun. FRESH FRUIT and JUICE For Your Table Anyway, April usual- ly means, besides the (GIFT HEADQUARTERS and enjoy our most beginnings of Spring * COME IN AND BROWSE * fever and first sight of a native on the beach: 15th Season Serving Boca Raton Easter egg hunts, shop- ping sprees and arrival delightful "season". home of the college kidso Boca Fruit Shippers College girls some- 151 5E 1st Ave. PH 395-4844 times combine a stay at home with a shopping LOOK FOE THE YELLOW AWNING

dialbnahL FIRST BANK and TRUST, m GREETING CARDS COMPANY of Boca Raton IN EVERY APPROPRIATE SENTIMENT NATIONAL ASSOCIATION GOOD SELECTION OF PASSOVER CARDS 1st AVE. and ROYAL PALM RD. 395-4420 PAPERBACK BOOKS — Pleasum%e Com e Ian an loosed Browsse 133 S.E. 1ST ST. Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Downtown Boca OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 to 6:00 P.M. 2B April 8,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Club Sets Around Town Again Election (Continued from IB) not sure yet when it will Members of Republi- June 19. Last minute so be, but she knows her can Woman's Club will early? When a college wee guests will include elect new officers at a senior has a graduation members from her Sun- luncheon-meeting Tues- and wedding coming up day school class and a day, April 13, in Boca in June, any plans made few of the neighborhood Raton Hotel and Club. during April are last children. Meeting will begin at minute. 12:30 p.m. Both Barbara and Things ought to pick Mrs. Roy Falk, pres- Diane have returned to up shortly, but until then ident, will report on the William and Mary for we're enjoying our bout national conference of the spring semester. with Spring fever. Ho- Republican Women held hum, think we'll trek last week in Washing- Nancy Maull was down to the beach for our A BETTER LET US ton, D.C. home a few week-ends mid-morning siesta. BUY FOR Till YOU Guest speaker at the ago, according to her BETTER ABOUT IT monthly meeting will be mother Mrs. Harold DRIVERS Franklin L. Hileman, Mrs. Harold Kramer Maull. And she plans a entertained guests at a Miami. His topic will be return visit April 22. [he Home GOLD KEY AUTO POLICY "Why A Republican?" luncheon in Royal Palm Nancy is a freshman at Yacht Club Tuesday. Hileman will cover the University of Florida. FISCUS, ALTMAN

general areas of Repub- OOOar *n«w -«•» ™» Jooni lican history and back- & FISCUS, Inc. ground in relation to to- And Mrs. John Cran- KECKS day's voter, dall says she's getting 21 SE 3rd St. A native of Detroit, all set for her annual Barber Shop - Boca Raton, Florida Mich., Hileman has been Easter egg hunt. She's i Downtown Boca Raton Phone 395-5550 a resident of Florida 65 S, Fed. Highway since 1956. He is an off- PH 395-9884 icer and member of the Births executive committee, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- Women and the Market! Coral Gables Republi- man Edward Borchardt, can Club. 319 S.W. Second St., an- He is active in civic nounce the birth of a Want to learn Roast Chicken daughter, Patricia Ma- S"! Recipe of the Week Tie, April 2, in Bethes- about Investing — Glades Civic Associa- da Memorial Hospital. tion, and Citizen's Com- Mrs. Borchardt is the without charge or obligation of any kind? mittee for Fair Repre- former Barbara Jean Buechler. We're holding a session on Tuesday evening, sentation. Whole World Loves Chicken April 13th, that should interest you. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sandpipers Clayton Strecker, 1440 All the world loves chicken, and each country SAUCE: S.W. Fourth Ct., an- Wfi has its own particular way of preparing this pop- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter nounce the birth of a ere: Will Dance ular bird. Some like it hot, with biscuits and cream 1 can (1 lb.) sliced peaches, undrained daughter, Worth Con- in our Delray Beach Office gravy; some like it spicy, with garlic and toma- 1 teaspoon grated orange rind stance Emeth, April 2, 616 E. Atlantic Avenue A Mad Hatter's toes; some like it cold, in salads and sandwiches. 1 teaspoon salt in Bethesda Memorial Square Dance will be Any way you serve it, chicken is a thrifty choice Hospital. held Tuesday, April 20, because you get so much good eating for your STUFFING: Mrs. Strecker is the When: in the Community Cen- money. It s truly luxury food at low cost. 2 1/2 cups water former Lynne Constance starting at 8:00 p.m. sharp ter. Dancing will begin Another factor contributes to chicken's world- 1 cup uncooked brown rice Lewis. at 8 p.m. The course will consist of revealing wide popularity. It's so versatile. That flavor- 1 teaspoon salt discussions on: Frank Bedell, Holly- some meat goes harmoniously with all kinds of 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) batter, softened wood, will call for the vegetables, fruits, seasonings and accompani- 6 peach slices, diced (reserved from sauce) Under a new policy, 1—Introduction to Investing Sandpiper's Square ments. For a new and different dish, try cook- 1 orange, peeled and diced Dance Club weekly an aircraft dealer can ing a plump broiler-fryer with peaches; the result 1/3 cup chopped pecans 2-Why Stocks & Bonds round. Two awards will is heavenly! This roast chicken recipe is distin- qualify for a Small Bus- be presented to dancers guished by a buttery peach sauce with a hint of 3 pound broiler-fryer chicken, whole iness Administration 3—Objectives of your wearing the wildest hats. grated orange rind, and a delectable pecan-rice 1 teaspoon salt loan if his annual sales Refreshments will be stuffing. are less than $3 mil- Investment Program GRAVY: lion. served. Instead of the usual bread dressing, the chicken 1 cup water 4—Sound Methods of is stuffed with a medley of brown rice, butter, Giblets chopped pecans, diced peaches and a diced orange Drippings Investing for citrus contrast. Serve it with a savory giblet 1/2 cup milk gravy. To round out the menu, add buttered zuc- 1 1/2 tablespoons all-purpose flour 5—Evaluating Key Industries chini, crisp relishes or a tossed salad, and plenty 1/2 teaspoon salt Allm of milk to drink. There's no charge for coming, of course. However, Succulent and fork-tender, this roast chicken is To prepare Sauce: In a small saucepan melt admission will be by reservation only. To enroll designed to delight your family or guests. Serve it 'ORGANS butter. Stir in undrained peaches (reserving six as many as you like, simply call or write. for Sunday dinner; you'll be asked to serve it slices for the stuffing), orange rind and salt. For Hem®, Ctturch again, or give your guests the recipe. Roast chick- Set aside. To prepare Stuffing: In a medium sized en with peach sauce is a superb meal that's easy heavy saucepan bring 2 1/2 cups water to boil; P.S. Men are also invited to attend. OVERBROOK to prepare. with a fork stir in rice and salt. AIRLINE ROAST CHICKEN Cover, bring to steam; then reduce heat to sim- STEAMSHIP |j-fn MERRILL LYNCH, MUSIC STORES Shallow baking pan with wire rack - 4-5 serv- mer and cook slowly 50-55 minutes or until tender POMPANO BEACH ings - Preheated 325 degree oven TOURS and FT. LAUDERDALE and liquid is absorbed. Remove from heat, stir in 1/4 cup butter, diced peaches, orange and pe- Reservations U FENNER &SMITH INC Quickie Recipe cans. Wash chicken (removing giblets to be used Phone 395-1414 (EMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE HUD OTHER PRINCIPAL STOCK Mil COUHOOITI EXCHANGES in gravy), dry on absorbent paper toweling. Sprin- Of the Week kle interior with 1 teaspoon salt. Boca Raton Travel 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH 33444 the ocean is your neighbor at Stuff lightly with stuffing putting any extra in 700 E. Palmetto Pk. Kd. Telephone: 276-5251 WELSH RABBIT a small covered casserole. Truss and tie legs Serving Boca Raton since Golden Harbour 4 cups (1 pound) together with string. Place chicken on wire rack 1948 shredded Ameri- in shallow baking pan. Baste with peach sauce. on the Intracoastal can cheese Plaee chicken in oven and roast 1 1/2 hours, bast- Boca. Raton's newest and mo*.* cli^ting'ui 2/3 cup milk ing occasionally. The last half hour place cas- 1OO% Waterfront Community 1/2 teaspoon dry serole of rice in oven to warm. Starts Today mustard Remove chicken to warm platter. To prepare 1-1/2 teaspoons Wor- Gravy: While chicken is roasting, in a small c hester shire saucepan bring 1 cup water to boil. Add giblets, Red Tag Specials DISTINGUISHED LOCATION--,^ „.,*. .. ,hE Int/acoastal and East of Federal Highway % •cord. The 1963 total was 20*. 35*OFF RADIOS 13 OFF OFF 1,025,000. 15 COMPARE GARRARD CHANGERS DIAMOND NEEDLES RECORDING TAPE WE CARRY MANY MODELS WALCO GUARANTEED RE6. 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Boca Raton BOCA RATON NEWS April 8, 1965 3B Pattern Combines Lace Banquet Set With Faille for Dress For Guild Mrs. Richard Ross Cotton lace — the ele- 26, Hips 36. will be installed presi- gant combination for Send One Dollar for dent of St. Joan of Arc faille, wool textured pattern, plus 5 cents for Guild at a banquet Tues- cotton ... in a wear- postage, in cash or day, April 13. able dress and jacket check. No Stamps. For The banquet will be costume. Loose, open first class mailing, send held at 7 p.m. in Tropi- jacket has easy-fit all- 15 cents extra. Add One cal Acres Restaurant. in-one sleeves and Dollar if you wish New Other officers to be pointed pockets to match Austine La Mar Fash- installed are Mrs. M.A. dress detail. ion Pattern Book # 2 - Rougeux, vice presi- complete selection of dent; Mrs. George Vo- Price $1. R-196 isHigh Fashion designs, Shon, recording secre- available in sizes 12,14, including best sellers of tary; Mrs. Robert J. 16, 18. Size 14 takes 4 Book #1. Send to Aus- Cahill, corresponding SINGLE SPRAY YEARLY CONTRACT yards of 42 inch fabric tine La Mar Fashion ARMY WORMS CHINCH BUGS secretary, and Mrs. JgOO $|Q00 6 or more $700 per for dress skirt and jac- Pattern, Boca Raton Everett Dodge, treasur- Sprays.... ' Spray ket and 1 yard of 42News, Box 1615, G.P.O. er. inch fabric for contrast New York 1, N.Y. Print bodice. Standard body your full name, address, COMPLETE measurements for size pattern number and FERTILIZING PLAN FERTILIZING PLAN 14 are: Bust 34, Waist size. DR. P. A. McRILL Chinch Bag, Army Worm, Chinch Bug Gdntro! with 3 Weeds & Fungus Control—3 Applications of Dry Applications of Dry ?Of|00 Organic Fertilizer ... Organic Fertilizer .. O« * Eyes Examined

* Contact Lenses SOLID FERTILIZER — 25% ORGANIC ....$10.00 Table favors for the Debbie-Rand Service League's benefit party at the Above prices based on average sized lot Pompano Harness Track added extra coffers to the treasury for the proposed KORTICULTUBAl (65'x 125') 127 BOCA RATDN RDAD SPRAYMEN'S Community Hospital. The felt horse heads shown by Mrs. George Craft, right, ASSOCIATION were made by Service League members, and the harness theme wooden letter BDCA RATON OF FLORIDA Ft. Lauderdale, LU 3-1281 holders were made by Craft. Mr. and Mrs.Robert Drummond, left, were advi- BOCA RATON PALM BEACH PHDNE 39S-Q66D sory chairmen. Over 250 persons attended the party. 395-6565 848-3830 Mrs. John R. Birney Will Dedicate Marker Mrs. John R. Birney, - Mrs. Norman B. Mer- Boca Raton, Jonathan kel will report on an an- Dickinson Chapter, nual conference of Flor- HUSBANDS CAN BE HEROES! DAR regent, will con- ida State Society, DAR, duct a ceremony dedi- held March 11 and 13 in cating a DAR marker Orlando. Reports of off- in Delray Beach Ceme- icers and committee tery. chairmen also will be The marker will be heard. placed at the grave Hostesses who will of Mrs. C.H. Poindex- assist Mrs. Benson are ter, chapter member, Mrs. George H. Robert who died several years and Mrs. Harold ago. Maurer. The ceremony will follow a monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Golfers Set Fred D. Benson, Boyn- ton Beach. Meeting will Guest Day be held at 2 p.m. Fri- Ho. 1-1% day, April 9. Royal Palm Women's Sizes 12-18 Frederick E.H. Shill- Golf Association's an- er, West Palm Beach, nual Guest Day luncheon assistant director of will be held Thursday, recreational develop-" April 15. Antiques To Be Topic ment of the Central and Members and guests South Florida Flood will tee off at 9 a.m. fol- Control District, will lowed by lunch and the At Estahakee Meeting speak on' "Conserva- awarding of prizes at the tion" at the meeting. Yacht Club. Mrs. Jennie Wren will Mrs. McConnell and discuss "Antiques, Our Miss Patricia Howe American Heritage" at have returned from a NOW IN BOCA RATON a luncheon meeting of state conference in Or- REAL ESTATE EXAM COURSE Estahakee Chapter, lando at which Miss DAR, Monday, April 12. Howe served as page. For BROKERS or SALESMEN Meeting will be held at Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu« Mrs. Frank Shober lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UNIVER» noon in the Ocean Hearth SITY BOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIEHWY. and 20th ST., Restaurant. and Mrs. Thomas Giles Boca Raton. The course is composed of 8 lively interesting Hostesses will be will represent the chap- sessions which thoroughly cover the Fla. 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There's an untold story behind the figures in bring a rash of re-zoning requests before the last month's building permits and at least one City Commission and Planning and Zoning Com- real estate developer's advertising campaign. mission. Single family residential construction in Boca Estimates have placed the land presently Raton has fallen off sharply in the past month zoned for multi-family units as adequate to or so. The figures are for construction only, house a city of 100,000 persons . „ . something but sales and re-sales can be expected to show more than six times the city's present popula- an even sharper drop. tion. That's enough to last Boca Raton for a long The situation apparently stems from increas- time to come. es in the number of multi-family housing units Pending the completion of a master plan, in the city.- co-ops, condominiums and straight which might alter the shape of the city's growth rentals. This undoubtedly is "just a phase" in pattern, the City Commission should adopt a the city's growth . . . the pendulum may swing moratorium on re-zoning for multi -family hous- back the other way again in another month,, ing. Special attention should be given to re- In the meantime, however, the city is studying stricting changes within multi-family zoned ways and means to draft a master plan for its areas for high-rise buildings where they are not orderly growth and establish a professional- authorized now. level city planning department. The only prob- lem which appears likely, is that the press The key to Boca Raton's future growth and for construction of more new multi-family units continued prosperity is not to build for today's "THERE'S A WHOLE SCHOOL OF THEM IN BOCA RATON. . . " — "everyone's doing it, you know" — may market, but to plan for tomorrow's citizens. Comments on the Qvic Scene A Diversity of Interests

Designation of this week as Chamber of welfare of a free society. Actually, Chambers "Welcome to the Club" Commerce Week by Mayor Sidney Brodhead of Commerce in communities throughout our calls attention to the work of our local cham- state and nation have exhibited a remarkable By Harold H. Green and keeps it purring along. on the importance to your men- ber. diversity of interests. I have developed a distaste tal welfare of whom your room- We believe this tribute from the city is To quote Mendell M. Davis, president of At Bethesda Memorial Hos- for talking about my problems mate is at the hospital. Boy well-earned and wonder why this recognition the American Chamber of Commerce Execu- pital they have a wonderful way because I long ago learned that this is real intimate living and has been so long in coming. tives, "Businessmen cooperating through their of making you feel that you are problems are something that I hit th'e jackpot, first with Perhaps part of the answer lies in the fact local Chambers of Commerce have been in a welcome guest at a beautiful most people fancy they have, Charlie Rice of Delray and now that sometimes the chamber does its job so the forefront of every major civic, cultural, club rather than a patient. and many people have real prob- with Al Walton of Boca Raton. I well that it is taken for granted by both mem- educational and philanthropic advance that has In fact we veterans of a few lems compared to which mine can't do justice to them until I bers and the public. Also, too often the Cham- been made since the establishment of com- days quickly learn to greet are insignificant. However I get home and get my perspec- ber of Commerce movement is thought to be munal life." tense newcomers with a cheery think it is in bounds to admit tive back. concerned solely with the advancement of The many good deeds and worthy projects "welcome to the club." Seldom that they wouldn't have let me commerce and industry. undertaken by the Boca Raton Chamber of have I seen such a beautiful into the hospital for a vaca- Never can I do justice to how Even if this were true, then the Chamber Commerce lends substance to Davis' words. .example of morale building tion. I appreciate my dear wife who would certainly deserve our accolade, for a The people of Boca Raton join Mayor Brod- teamwork as the combined per- However my doctor put his covered her worries with a healthy business climate is essential to the head in saluting our Chamber of Commerce. formance of the nurses, aides, prestige on the line and got me smile, comes in each day and volunteers and orderlies who admitted to the "club" where I fills me with happiness and a swarm around us from about feeling that everything is al- am getting a general check up. right. Meanwhile the dear girl for what it's worth seven in the morning until 10 I don't know from nothing what is going the house and garden at night. they are finding out. work without the benefit of my If these people don't love their But I believe it is no viola- supervision, work they are the best actors tion of professional ethics to that I have ever seen. I can. tell you that my appetite is rav- I suspect that in the future In an Aura of Good Will also certainly appreciate the enous and the meals are de- as in the past I will be unable unseen management which put lightful. to refrain from referring to my this fine organization together Sometime I want to dwell abit wonderful pal. By J. H. Jesse a political leader, but urged the Mississippi and South Carolina, people of the South to forget the who revere — in fact, almost One hundred years ago to- struggle which had enslaved worship — the name of Robert The Breadwinner's Journal morrow, Gen. Robert E. Lee, them for four long and poverty- E. Lee really do not know what CSA, and Lt. Gen. U.S. Grant, stricken years and "be ... the man stood for, but rather USA, met in a farmhouse near good citizens." have built their traditions on a the then little-know town of It is one of the great trage- world which never existed. Merely Doing His Duty Appomattox Court House, Va, dies of all time that both the Too bad too, that from the oth- They signed a cease-fire South and North did not heed the er side of the nation that Lin- agreement that ended one of spirit of Appomattox, and mold By Donald I. Rogers ple, one of the prized posses- But what taxpayers will with- their lives in that mold rather coln' s words of that same fate- stand, the immutable laws of the bloodiest struggles of all ful day were not heeded, when sions of Sukarno, the anti- time, and signed it in an aura than those of the hate-filled days NEW YORK — Cigarette- American, Communist-leaning economics will not. Gov. Rock- of Thaddeus Stevens, Charles he replied to a statement of his efeller will discover that, and it of good will and lack of bitter- wife: smoking New Yorkers are fu- dictator of Indonesia, is a heli- ness strange for so titanic a Sumner, Dan Sickles, Benja- rious over a new State tax of copter which was a gift from is hoped the lesson will be min Wade and the other lead- "Enemies! Never again must President Kennedy in behalf of spread across the land. The war. we repeat that word." five cents per pack, just double Robert E. Lee, undoubtedly ers of the Reconstruction Era. what it was, which boosts the the American people. You, dear economic law of diminishing one of the greatest generals who It's another tragedy that the Too bad that we too often retail price of plain, non-fil- reader, as one of the American return began to take over on people of the states of Alabama, cannot learn from history. people, never authorized that or April 1, the day the tax went ever lived, made no effort to be tered cigarettes to a minimum into effect, when "substantial- of 42 cents a pack — even high- knew about it. How many total Regents Inherit a Program tax returns went into buying that ly lower" cigarette sales were er in vending machines. preposterous gift for a fickle reported. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, in "friend?" How many hundreds asking for the 100 per cent in- of millions are squandered an- It appears likely the tax will crease in cigarette taxes, jus- nually in just this same unau- produce less revenue than the The Growth in Education tified it because of "pressing thorized way? governor expected. It may even revenue needs" of the state, incur such sales resistance that By Hal McClamma studies made on higher educa- tails to the board's staff and to and also because of "thepoten- Apparently taxpaying- Amer- it will produce even less reve- tion in the last few years, the the colleges themselves. While tial health hazards associated icans have no breaking point, for nue than the old, lower tax. Sixty-five years ago, when existing administrative and steps have been taken in this with cigarette smoking." with each succeeding year they this most turbulent, unpredict- academic structure, plus a good direction, much more needs to Now that the smokers are ask for more "services," and It might be good if that hap- able and fruitful of centuries be- dose of common sense and from be done. Only by continued ef- complaining so loudly, it might with only minor flinching, pay pened, if only to show one poli- gan, nobody had ever flown in an these come up with a formula to forts will the board be able to be a good time for some re- their ever-increasing taxes. tician that there is a limit. airplane, read a Geiger counter make Florida a leader in educa- fully concentrate its attention search organization to poll them or argued about the welfare tion. on its prime responsibility — to see how many had resisted state. Our state university sys- This will not be an easy task setting broad educational poli- or spoken out against the many tem consisted of Tallahassee for the individual Regents. For cies and giving over-all direc- new and expensive services the and Gainesville and the road the challenge they face will re- tion to higher education. state is providing. While the between. quire vision to adequately plan Third, the Regents must ac- governor had absolutely no right By Donald I. Rogers Now three institutions have for the future; education states- tively seek to make all instruc- to use a tax to remove a health grown to five and will soon grow manship to upgrade instruc- tional programs useful and hazard, real or imagined, (and NEW YORK — Wall Street's experts and analysts expect that: to seven. With this growth has tional programs, and the dem- meaningful and to eliminate a different and wiser Supreme CORPORATE PROFITS for 1965 will run higher than official come the staggering task of fur- onstration of leadership that needless and wasteful duplica- Court might find such abuse of estimate of $61 billion before taxes, and will reach at least nishing smooth, swift and effi- breeds confidence in the people tion and competition among our the taxing powers unconstitu- $62.4 billion, possibly more. After-tax profits about as predict- cient administration for each and responsibility in students universities, both public and tional) he is merely doing his ed. school and for the total system. and faculty. private. The manner in which duty when raising money to pay STEEL PRICE increases may be expected after the strike the extension services of the Into this picture will soon be There are a number of tasks for services the citizens of the. settlement is agreed upon, and White House reaction will surely that demand immediate atten- established universities are of- state have demanded. injected a brand new Board of fered to the citizens of Florida follow, though much quieter, not a Kennedy-type blast. Regents with a fresh mandate tion if we are to achieve true ex- I, for one, will not only vote HOUSING-URBAN AFFAIRS bill will pass the Senate, author- cellence in our colleges and uni- must be reevaluated. It is utter and with the political wars be- folly to think that an extension against but will actively cam- izing creation of a new department, but will be defeated in the hind them. As this board faces versities. paign against any politician who House. First is the development of a program can ever replace res- the upcoming session of the ident study in a university. promises to do me any favors. LIVING COSTS which have been advanced 1 percentage point Legislature, it will be repre- master plan for higher educa- I can't afford the favors already per year, will show a larger-than-average jump in 1965, about sentative of a university system tion which will realistically Fourth, and by no means last, provided for me... 1.3 per cent. that has made astronomical meet the needs of all areas of our new Regents must offer the By June 30 the total of Fed- FOREIGN INVESTORS, buying into U.S. operations abroad on gains and accomplishments in our booming state. We can no leadership that creates an at- eral, state and local government orders of their governments, will cause an official reappraisal certain areas and is suffering more afford to build our educa- mosphere of educational enthu- spending wil reach $303 billion of foreign commerce policies. mediocrity in others. tional system piece by piece as siasm — an atmosphere that annually, which puts a yearly RACIAL DISCRIMINATION in hiring practices of some banks we go than an architect could matches academic responsibil- tax burden of $3,336 on every is next in line for Federal crackdown, this one handled by the The previous board joined draw his plans as each floor of ity with academic freedom. Only family in America. Of course, Treasury. with other leaders in business a building is haphazardly built. in such a climate can we ever if you listen to the Administra- and government to awaken the Unless our institutions are foster a genuine feeling of ex- tion, a tremendous number of Boca Raton, Florida 4B April 8, 1965 populace to the regrettably low assigned specific roles in the citement and a quest for know- American families don't earn per capita tax contribution made total educational spectrum, we ledge in our colleges and uni- $3,336 a year, which means that to higher education by the citi- will find ourselves attempting versities. the burden, redistributed among BOCA RATON NEWS zens of this state — a state to build multi-purpose univer- There are many other chal- those who work, or who work which is, in addition, notably sities in every community hav- lenges, of course, that face our more profitably, is much high- Published every Thursday and Sunday weak in private endowment of ing an effective lobby and with new Regents. Their task is truly er. Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage of public and private education. little or no regard to the state's monumental but by no means in- Most voters assume that the the fast-growing Boca Raton area. This gauntlet has been handed financial ability or over-all ed- surmountable. whole subject of taxation and to the Legislature. ucational need. Fortunately, the Although our Twentieth Cen- spending is under constant sur- J.H. Jesse John Opel H. Clay Riley The true challenge facing this new board will not have to start tury lives are assailed by a va- veilance and constant study. It Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. new Board of Regents, however, from scratch. The board's staff riety of challenges and prob- is not. The contrary is true. MEMBER is not the success or failure of has already proposed a master lems — from the War on Pover- Americans who must scrimp to Florida Press Association a legislative program or an ap- plan and made role and scope ty to the maintenance of World buy shoes for their children, National Editorial Association propriation. Rather, it is the studies that can serve as a be- Peace — there must certainly yet who are faced with jail or Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce need to take the multiplicity of ginning for realistic planning. be enough ingenuity and re- disgrace if they don't supply Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. Second, the board must be sourcefulness in the State of their tax tributes on schedule, Mr. McClamma is legal assistant Jo willing to divest itself of the Florida to mold this foundation Subscription Rates: By carrier in city 15$ a week, 65tp a month; Tom Adams, Florida secretory of state. have only the skimpiest idea of The column is reprinted from "In the minutia of the administration of into a program of higher educa- the way their tax money is used. By mail in U.S., payable in advance, 1 year $7,50, 6 months, $4.00, Capitol." our schools and leave these de- tion second to none. To cite but one isolated exam- 3 months $2.50. BOCA RATON NEWS April 8, 1965 5B LIMITED QUANTITY 196519" G-E All-Channel TV

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Dixie 832-0884 Description Frontage Amount 6B April 8,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Description Frontage Amount 100.00 401.52 91.39 45.69 Lot 1, Block 6 401.68 Lot 22, Block 9 Lot 2, Block 6 100.04 Lot 23, Block 9 88.22 44.11 76.74 308.12 75.20 37.60 Lot 3, Block 6 301.13 PUBLIC NOTICES Lot 24, Block 9 Lot 4, Block 6 75.00 Lot 25, Block 9 75.19 37.59 75.00 301.13 75.19 37.59 Lot 5, Block 6 301.13 that he will apply to the County Lot 26, Block 9 Lot 6, Block 6 75.00 Lot 27, Block 9 75.19 37.59 75.00 301.13 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO judge of Palm Beach County, 37.50 Lot 7, Block 6 MAKE APPLICATION Florida, on the 23rd day of Lot 28, Block 9 75.00 Lot 8, Block 6 75.38 302.6o Lot 29, Block 9 75,00 37.50 75.38 302.66 FOR FINAL DISCHARGE April, 1965, for approval of 37.50 Lot 9, Block 6 IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- Lot 30, Block 9 75.00 Lot 10, Block 6 75.38 302.66 same and for final discharge as Lot 31, Block 9 75.00 37.50 75.38 302.66 TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM said Administrator of the estate 37.50 Lot 11, Block 6 Lot 32, Block 9 75.00 Lot 12, Block 6 75.39 302.70 BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; of JAMES RALPH McDONALD, Lot 33, Block 9 75.00 37,50 75.06 301.38 IN PROBATE, NO. 20931 Lot 13, Block 6 deceased, on this 24th day of Lot 34, Block 9 75.39 37.69 Lot 14, Block 6 75.14 301.70 March, 1965. Lot 35, Block 9 75.38 37.69 Lot 15, Block 6 75.14 301.70 IN RE: ESTATE OF s/ Dennis Patrick McDonald Lot 36, Block 9 75.38 37.69 Lot 16, Block 6 75.14 301.70 JAMES RALPH McDONALD Administrator de bonis 75.38 37.69 75.14 • 301.70 Lot 37, Block 9 37.69 Lot 17, Block 6 Deceased. non cum testamento annexo Lot 38, Block 9 75.38 Lot 18, Block 6 75.14 301.70 of the estate of JAMES Lot 39, Block 9 75.00 37,50 Lot 19, Block 6 75.14 301.70 TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- RALPH McDONALD, de- Lot 40, Block 9 75,00 37.50 Lot 20, Block 6 75.10 301.54 CERN: ceased. Lot 41, Block 9 75.00 37.50 Lot 21, Block 6 102.36 . 410.99 Lot 42, Block 9 75.00 37.50 Lot 22, Block 6 140.34 563.48 \ Notice Is hereby given that 75.00 37.50 417.38 DENNIS PATRICK McDONALD DESCHLER AND REED Lot 43, Block 9 Lot 23, Block 6 103.95 Lot 44, Block 9 90.00 45.00 Lot 24, Block 6 76.67 307.34 has filed his final report as Ad- Attorneys for Administrator 110.91 55.45 75.14 301.70 ministrator de bonis non cum 282 S.E. First Avenue Lot 1, Block 10 Lot 25, Block 6 Lot 2, Block 10 82.30 41.15 Lot 26, Block 6 75.14 301.70 testamento annexo of the estate Boca Raton, Florida 86.75 43.37 75.14 301.70 of JAMES RALPH McDONALD, Lot 3, Block 10 60.99 Lot 27, Block 6 Lot 4, Block 10 121.99 Lot 28, Block 6 75,14 301.70- deceased; that he has filed his Publish: March 25, April 1, 8, Lot 5. Black 10 75.00 37.50 Lot 29, Block 6 75.14 301.70 petition for final discharge, and and 15, 1965. Lot 6, Block 10 75.00 37.50 Lot 30, Block 6 75.14 301.70 72.67 36.33 75.14 301.70 Lot 7, Block 10 38.25 Lot 31, Block 6 Lot 8, Block 10 76.50 Lot 32,- Block 6 75.53 303.26 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 75.75 37.87 75.52 303.22 Lot 9, Block 10 53.28 Lot 33, Block 6 The City Commission at a Regular Meetinq held on 30 Lot TO, Block 10 106.56 Lot 34, Block 6 75,52 303.22 Morch, 1965 approved the following Engineer s Assessment 104.17 52.08 75.39 302.70 Little Lisa Marie Capron is all dressed up, Lot!, Block 11 37.84 Lot 35, Block 6 Roll and has ordered PUBLIC HEARING held thereon at 7:30 Lot 2, Block 11 75.69 Lot 36, Block 6 75.38 302.66 P.M. on 20 April, 1965, at the City Hall. 76.40 38.20 75.00 301.13 waiting for the Easter parade. Lisa, daughter of Lot 3, Block 11 52.35 Lot 37, Block 6 Jacob Heidt Lot 4, Block 11 104.70 Lot 38, Block 6 75.00 301.13 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Caron, 1067 N.W. Third 75.00 37.50 75.00 30T.13 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Lot 5, Block 11 37.50 Lot 39, Block 6 CITY OF BOCA RATON Lot 6, Block 11 75.00 Lot 40, Block 6 75.00 301.13 Ave., is also the granddaughter of Mrs. Melville 119.82 59.91 75.00 301.13 March 26, 1965 Lot 7, Block 11 38.84 Lot 41, Block 6 Apsley, 2370 N.E. Fourth Ave.-Colony Studio ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE INSTALLATION OF STORM 77.69 Lot 42, Block 6 90.00 361.36 Lot8, Block 11 75,2-3 37.61 82.5C 331.25 Photo. SEWERS AND CATCH BASINS IN THE BOCA RATON RIVIERA Lot 9, Block 11 55.10 Lot 1, Block 7 SUBDIVISION BETWEEN THE NORTH LINE OF BOCA RATON 110.20 75.00 301.13 Lot 10, Block 11 90.25 45.13 Lot 2, Block 7 75.00 301.13 RIVIERA SUBDIVISION AND PALMETTO PARK ROAD; AND Lot 1, Block 12 90.25 45.13 Lot 3, Block 7 401.52 PUBLIC NOTICES BETWEEN THE INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY AND STATE Lot 2, Block 12 Lot 4, Block 7 100.00 CITY OF BOCA RATON 90.25 45.13 120.00 481.82 ROAD A-l-A: PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION No. 44-63 Lot 3, Block 12 90.25 45.13 Lot 5, Block? 75.81 304.39 Speciale Serves PALM BEACH COUNTY Lot 4, Block 12 Lot 6, Block 7 Paid as Listed 90.25 45.13 80.30 322.42 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA Proportionate Amounts to be Lot 5, Block 12 90.25 45.13 Lot 7, B"!ock 7 123.35 495.27 Description Frontage Amount Lot 6, Biock 12 93.01 46.50 Lot 8, Block 7 75.00 301.13 Aboard Carrier NOTICE Lot 7, Block 12 93.64 46.82 Lot 9, Block 7 75.00 301.13 This is to advise that a 5% Boca Raton Riviera, Units A, B, C & D Lot 8, Block 12 93.64 46.82 Lot 10, Block 7 123.35 495.27 penalty has been added to all PB 20, P 44, 50,59 & 63 Lot 9, Block 12 93.64 46.82 Lot 1, Block 8 80.30 322.42 Aviation Boatswain's 1964 taxes remaining unpaid on Lof'5, Block 1 75.00 $ 37.50 Lot 10, Block 12 94.00 47.00 Lot 2, Block 8 75.81 304.39 Mate Third Class Vin- Lot 6, Block 1 75.00 37.50 Lot 11, Block 12 81.51 40.75 Lot 3, Block 8 120.00 481.82 Aprillst, and on or about the 75.00 37.50 Lot 1, Block 13 45.00 13th day of May, I will adver- Lot 7, Block 1 90.00 Lot 4, Block 8 100.00 401.52 cent Speciale, USN, son Lot 8, Block 1 75.00 37.50 Lot 2, & E 15' Lot 3, Block 13 90.00 45.00 Lot 5, Block 8 75.00 301.13 of Mr. and Mrs. Sam tise for sale all real property, Lot 9, Block 1 75,00 37.50 Lot 3 W 60' of, & E 30' Lot 4, Block 13 90.00 45.00 Lot 6, Block 8 75.00 • 301.13 the taxes upon which shall have 75.00 37.50 Speciale of Boca Raton, Lot 10, Block 1 Lot 4 W 45" of, & E 451 Lot 5, Block 13 120.98 60.49 Lot 7, Block 8 82.50 331.25 not been paid. Lot 11, Block 1 75.00 37.5C Lot 5 W 30' of & Lot 6, Block 13 75.00 37.50 Lot 8, Block 8 75.00 301.13 is serving aboard the O.D. Bennion, Tax Collector Lot 12, Block 1 75.00 37.50 Lot 1, Block 14 17.50 8.75 Lot 9, Block 8 75.00 301.13 attack aircraft carrier City of Boca Raton, Florida Lot 13, Block 1 70.00 35,00 Lot 2 E 17.5' of. Block 14 Lot 10, Block 8 100.00 401.51 Lot 14, Block 1 70.01 35.01 Lot 1, Block 9 401.68 75.38 Lot 2 W 57.5' of, & Lot 3 E. 22.5' of. 80.00 40.00 100.04 USS Forrestal, operat- Publish: April 8 and 15, 1965 Lot 15, Block 1 37.69 Block 14 Lot 2, Block 9 76.74 308.12 ing out of Norfolk, Va. Lot 16, Block 1 75.38 37.69 Lot 3 W 52,5' of, & Lot 4 E 22.5' of, Lot 3, Block 9 75.00 301.13 Furnish Proof oi Publication. 75.38 37.69 75.00 37.50 Lot 17, Block 1 75.38 Block 14 Lot 4, Block 9 75.00 301.13 The Forrestal com- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Lot 18, Block 1 37.69 Lot 4 W 52.5' of, & E 45' of Lot 5, Lot 5, Block 9 75.00 301.13 Lot 19, Block 1 75.39 37.70 97.50 48.75 pleted an eight-month NAME STATUTE 75.00 Block 14 60.71 Lot 6, Block 9 75.00 301.13 Lot 20, Block 1 37.50 Lot 5 W 30' of & Lot 6, Block 14 1 21.42 Lot 7, Block 9 75.38 302.66 tour of duty March 13 Lot 21, Block 1 75.00 37.50 79.40 39.70 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 75.00 Lot 1, Block 15 37.50 Lot 8, Block 9 75.39 302.66 with the U.S. Sixth Fleet Lot 22, Block 1 37.50 Lot 2, Block 15 75.00 Lot 9, Block 9 75,38 302.66 the undersigned, desiring to en- Lot 23, Block 1 75.00 37.50 75.00 37.50 Lot 3, Block 15 75.00 41.25 Lot 10, Block 9 75.38 302.66 in the Mediterranean, gage in business under ficti- Lot 24, Block 1 37.50 Lot 1, Block 16 82.50 Lot 11, Block 9 - 302.70 Lot 25, Block 1 75.00 37.69 75.39 when she returned to her tious name of: 75.00 37.50 Lot 2, Block 16 75.38 37.69 Lot 12, Block 9 75.00 301.13 FLORIDA SECRETARIAL Lot 26, Block 1 37.50 Lot 3, Block 16 75.38 Lot 13, Block 9 301.13 homepo'rt of Norfolk. Lot 27, Block 1 ' 75.00 37.69 75.00 SERVICES . 75.00 37.50 Lot 4, Block 16 75.38 37.69 Lot 14, Block 9 75.00 301.13 During this deploy- Lot 28. Block 1 •37.50 Lot 5, Biock 16 75.38 Lot 15, Block 9 301.13 intends to register the said Lot 29, Block 1 75.00 37.69 75.00 ment the ship partici- name with the Clerk, of the Cir- 85.01 37.50 Lot 6, Block 16 75.39 37.50 Lot 16, Block 9 75.00 301.13 Lot 30, Block 1 42.51 Lot 7, Block 16 75.00 cuit Court of Palm Beach Coun- Lot 31, Block 1 85.22 37.50 Lot 17, Block 9 75.00 301.13 pated in Fleet and North 42.61 Lot 8, Block 16 75,00 Lot 18, Block 9- 304.79 ty, Florida. Lot 32, Block 1 75.20 Lot 9, Block 16 37.52 75.91 Atlantic Treaty Organi- 75.19 37.60 75.05 37.57 Lot 19, Block 9 80.09 321.57 WILLIAM R. CLARK Lot 33, Block 1 37.60 Lot 10, Block 16 zation exercises and Lot 34, Block 1 75.19 Lot 11, & EYi Lot 12, Block 16 75.14 55,10 Lot 20, Block 9 85.65 343.90 3210 Riverland Rd. 75.19 37.60 110.20 58.42 Lot 21, Block 9 91.39 366.94 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Lot 35,-Block 1 Lot 12 WK2 of, & Lot 13, Block 16 visited ten different Lot 36, Block 1 75.00 37.60 116.85 37.57 Lot 22, Block 9 88.22 354.22 37.50 Lot 14, Block 16 ports in Italy, France, Lot 37, Block 1 75.00 Lot 15, & N'/ Lot 16, Block 16 75.14 56.35 Lot 23, Block 9 75.20 301.94 Dated: April 5, 1965 75.00 37.50 2 112.71 56.31 Lot 24, Block 9 75.19 301.90 Spain, Greece and Tur- Lot 38, Block 1 Lot 16 S'/2 of, & Lot 17, Block 16 Lot 39, Block 1 75.00 • 37.50 Lot 18, Block 16 112.63 37.69 Lot 25, Block 9 75.19 301.90 key. Publish: April 8, 15, 22, 29, Lot 40, Block 1 75.00 37.50 75.39 37.69 Lot 26, Block 9 75.19 301.90 75.00 Lot 19, Block 16 The Forrestal's pri- 1965. Lot 41, Block 1 37.50 Lot 20, Block 16 75.38 37,69 Lot 27, Block 9 75.00 301.13 Lot 42, Block 1 75.39 37.50 Lot 21, Block 16 75.38 37.69 Lot 28, Block 9 75.00 301.13 mary armament, her NOTICE TO CREDITORS 75.38 37.70 37.69 Lot 29, Block 9 IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- Lot 43, Block 1 Lot 22, Block 16 75.38 75.00 301.13 Lot 44, Block 1 75.38 37.69 Lot 23, Block 16 75.38 45.63 Lot 30, Block 9 75.00 301.13 aircraft, is capable of TY JUDGE IN AND FOR PALM • 75.38 37.69 91.26 37.65 Lot 31, Block 9 Lot 45, Block 1 75.38 Lot 24, Block 1 6 75.00 301.13 reaching virtually any BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN Lot 46, Block 1 37.69 Lot 1, 8, EKJ Lot 24, Block 17 75.31 64.53 Lot 32, Block 9 75.00 301,13 PROBATE, NO. 22,456 Lot 47, Block 1 70.00 37.69 129.07 37.69 Lot 33, Block 9 target in the world while 70.00 Lot 2, Block 17 37.69 75.39 302.70 Lot 48, Block 1 35.00 Lot 3, Block 17 75.38 Lot 34, Block 9 75.38 302.66 simultaneously defend- Lot 49, Block 1 75.00 35.00 75,38 37,69 Lot 35, Block 9 IN RE: ESTATE OF 75.00 Lot 4, Block 17 37.69 75.38 302.66 ing its own striking MARIE K. FILLINGHAM. Lot 50, Block 1 37.50 Lot 5, Block 17 75.38 Lot 36, Block 9 75.38 302.66 Lot 51, Block 1 75.00 75.38 37.69 force. Deceased. 75.00 37.50 Lot 6, Block 17 37.50 Lot 37, Block 9 75.38 302.66 Lot 52, Block 1 37.50 Lot 7, Block 17 75.39 Lot 38, Block 9 75.00 301.13 Lot 53, Block 1 75.00 75.00 37.50 To. All Creditors, Distributees 79.09 37.50 Lot 8, Block 17 37.50 Lot 39, Block 9 75.00 301.13 Lot 54, Block 1 37.50 Lot 9, Block 17 75.00 Lot 40, Block 9 .75.00 301.13 and Persons Having Any Claims Lot 55, Block 1 82.79 Lot 10, Block 17 75.00 37.50 or Demands Against Said Es- 75.00 39.55 59.35 Lot 41, Block 9 75.00 301.13 PUBLIC NOTICES Lot 56, Block 1 41.40 75.00 Lot 42, Block 9 301.13 tate: Lot 1, Block 2 90.00 118.70 55.10 75.00 75.00 37.50 Lot 11, & E 37.5- Lot 12, Block 17 37.57 Lot 43, Block 9 90.00 361.36 You and each of you are here- Lot 2, Block 2 45.00 -.' Lot 12 W 37.5' of, & Lot 13, Block 17 110.21 Lot 44, Block 9 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Lot 3, Block 2 75.00 75.14 37.52 110.91 445.32 by notified that you are requir- 75.00 37.50 Lot 14, Block 17 37.50 Lot 1, Block 10 82.30 330.45 NAME STATUTE ed by Law to present any claims Lot 4, Block 2 37,50 Lot 15, Block 17 75.05 Lot 2, Block 10 Lot 5, Block 2 75.00 37.50 86.75 348,32 and demands which you, or 81.60 37.50 Lot 16, Block 17 75.00 62.69 Lot 3, Block 10 '• 121.99 489,81 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lot 6, Block 2 37.50 Lot 17, Block 17 75.00 either of you, may have against Lot 1, Block 3 94.48 50.38 Lot 4, Block 10 75.00 301.13 the undersigned, desiring to en- the estate of Marie K. Filling- 85.37 40.80 Lot 18, & N 50' Lot 19, Block 17 125.39 37.69 Lot 5, Block 10 301.13 Lot 2, Block 3 100.76 75.00 gage in business under ficti- ham, deceased, late of said 99.90 47.24 Lot 19 S 25.38' 6f, & Lot 20, Block 1 7 37.69 Lot 6, Block 10 72.67 291.78 Lot 3, Block 3 Lot 21, Block 17 75.38 tious name of: County, to the County Judge of Lot 4, Block 3 75.50 41.69 60.00 Lot 7, Block 10 76.50 307.16 GOLD PLATE UNLIMITED 74.19 49.95 Lot 22, Biock 17 75.38 $11,049.97 Lot 8, Block 10 Palm Beach County, Florida, at Lot 5, Block 3 120.00 75.75 304.15 intends to register the said 74.29 37.75 Lot 23 & WK2 of Lot 24, Block 17 Lot 9, Block 10 his office in the court house of Lot 6, Block 3 22,099.94 106.56 427.86 name with the Clerk of the Cir- said County at West Palm Lot 3, Block 4 110.00 37.10 L Totals Lot 1 0, Block 1 0 104.17 418.26 cuit Cdurt of Palm Beach Coun- Lot 1, Block 5 95.00 37.15 Cost per front foot equals $0.50 Lot 1, Block 11 75.69 303,91 Beach, Florida, within six cal- 95.00 Submitted by: J.P. Vansant ty, Florida. endar months from the time of Lot 2, Block 5 55.00 Lot 2, Block 11 76.4C 306.76 STANLEY L. LASCO Lot 3, Block 5 95.00 47.50 J.P. Vansant, City Engineer Lot 3, Block 11. 104.70 420.39 the first publication of this no- 95.00 47.50 APPROVED BY CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA Lot 4, Block 11 tice. Each claim or demand Lot 4, Block 5 75.00 301.13 Lot 5, Block 5 95.00 47,50 RATON, FLORIDA, on the 30th doy of March, 1965. Lot 5, Block 11 75.00 30 V.I 3 Dated; March 11, 1965 shall be in writing in duplicate, 90.00 47.50 Lot 6, Block 11 Lot 6, Block 5 96.73 s/ Sidney S. Brodhead, Mayor 119.82 481.10 and shall state the place of res- Lot 7, Block 5 47.50 Lot 7, Block 11 77.69 311.94 Publish: March 18, 25, and idence and post office addre'ss Lot 8, Block 5 96.80 45.00 Attest: Lot 8, Block 11 96.90 75.23 302.06 April 1, 8, 1965 of the claimant, and shall be Lot 9. Block 5 48.37 s/Jacob Heidt Lot 9, Block 11 110.20 Lot 10, Block 5 96.92 48.40 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Lot 10, Block 11 442.47 sworn to by the claimant, his 100.00 90.25 362.37 agent, or his attorney, and any Lot 1, Block 6 48.43 Publish: "April 8 and 15, 1965 Lot 1, Block 12 90.25 Lot 2, Block 6 100.04 48.46 362.37 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING such claim or demand not so 76.74 Furnish Proof of Publication. Lot 2, Block 12 90.25 362.37 The following proposed Resolu- filed shall be void. Lot 3, Block 6 50.00 Lot 3, Block 12 Lot 4, Block 6 75.00 90.25 362.37 tion was presented to the City First Bank &. Trust Com- 75.00 50.02 Lot 4, Block 12 90.25 362.37 Lot 5, Block 6 38.37 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lot5 Block 12 Commission at a Regular Meet- pany of Boca Raton, Na- Lot 6, Block 6 75.00 The City Commission at a Regular meeting held on 30 90.25 362.37 ing held on March 3a, 1965, tional Association 75.00 37.50 Lot 6, Block 12 93.01 373.45 Lot 7, Block 7 37.50 March[i, , 196517\j~jt, approveupi^u'Eud thm*e. followin.v.iw..'ing EnginEngineer< s Assessment Lot 7, Block 12 and a PUBLIC HEARING was By: s/ J. THEODORE JOHNSON Lot 8, Block 6 75.38 Roll and has ordered PUBLIC HEARING held thereon at 93,64 375,98 ordered thereon, to be held at 75.38 37.50 Lot 8, Block 12 93,64 375.98 Vice President and Trust Lot 9, Block 6 37.50 7:30 P.M. on 20 April, 1965 at City Hall. Lot 9, Bl ock 12 7:30 p.m. on April 20, 1965. Officer Lot 10, Block 6 75.38 Jacob Heidt 93.64 375.98 75.38 37.69 Lot 10, Block 12 94.00 377,43 Jacob Heidt As administrator of the Lot 11, Block 6 37.69 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Lot 11, Block 12 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Lot 12, Block 6 75.39 CITY OF BOCA RATON 81.51 327.28 Estate of Marie K. Fill- 75.06 37.69 Lot 1, Block 13 361.36 ingham, deceased. Lot 13, Block 6 March 25,1965 Lot2& E 15'of Lot 3, Block 13 90,00 Lot 14, Block 6 75.14 37.69 90,00 361.36 RESOLUTION NO. 75.14 37.70 ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SANITARY SEWERS IN A PORTION Lot 3, W 60' of, & E 30' Lot 4, Block 13 361.36 Lot 15, Block 6 OF BOCA RATON RIVIERA SUBDIVISION BETWEEN THE Lot 4, W 45' of, & E 45' Lot 5, Block 13 90.00 •m A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY s/ LEO J. FOX Lot 16, Block 6 75.14 37.53 120.98 485.75 COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Attorney for Administrator 75.14 37.57 NORTH LINE OF BOCA RATON RIVIERA SUBDIVISION AND Lot 5, W 30' of, & Lot 6, Block 13 301.13 Lot 17, Block 6 PALMETTO PARK ROAD; AND BETWEEN THE INTRACOAS- Lot 1, Block 14 75.00 BOCA RATON, FLORIDA, TO 133 Boca Raton Road Lot 18, Block 6 75.14 37.57 17.50 70.27 ABANDON AND VACATE A 75.14 37.57 TAL WATERWAY AND STATE ROAD A-l-A; PURSUANT TO Lot 2, E 17.5' of Block 14 Boca Raton, Florida Lot 1 9, Block 6 RESOLUTION NO. 43-63 Lot 2, W 57.5' of, & Lot 3, E 22,5' of. PORTION OF HILLSBORO Lot 20, Block 6 75.10 37.57 321.21 102.36 Block 14 80.00 BLVD., MORE FULLY DES- First publication: April S, 1965 Lot 21, Block 6 37.57 Proportionate Amounts to be Paid as Listed Lot 3, W 52.5J of, & Lot 4, E 22.5' of, CRIBED HEREINBELOW, IN Lot 22, Block 6 140.34 37.57 301.13 Publish: April 8, 15, 22, 29, 103.95 Description Frontage Amount Biock 14 75.00 THE CITY OF BOCA RATON, 1965. Lot 23, Block 6 37.55 Lot 4, W- 52.5' of, & Lot 5, E 45' of. PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLO- Lot 24, Block 6 76.67 51.18 Boca Raton Riviera, Units A, B, C & D 391.48 75.14 Block 14 97.50 RIDA. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lot 25, Block 6 70.17 PB20, P 44, 50, 59 & 63 121,42 487.52 Lot 26, Block 6 75.14 51.98 Lot 5, W 30' of, & Lot 6, Block 14 ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT 75.14 Lot 20. Block 1 75.00 $ 301.13 Lot 1, Block 15 79.40 318.80 Lot 27, Block 6 38.34 75.00 301.13 75.00 301.13 WHEREAS, the property own- IN THE CODE OF ORDINAN- Lot 28, Block 6 75.14 37.57 Lot 21, Block 1 Lot 2, Block 15 ers have requested the aban- CES OF THE CITY OF BOCA 75.14 Lot 22, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 3, Block 15 75.00 301.13 Lot 29, Block 6 37.57 301.13 82.50 331.25 donment of a portion of Hills- RATON, FLORIDA, BY REVIS- Lot 30, Block 6 75.14 37.57 Lot 23, Block 1 75.00 Lot 1, Block 16 75.14 75.00 301.13 75.38 302.66 boro Blvd., more fully describ- ING SECTION 25-15 (7), WHICH Lot 31, Block 6 37.57 Lot 24, Block 1 Lot 2, Block 16 302.66 ed hereinbelow; and PERTAINS TO HOODS, CANO- Lot 32, Block 6 75.53 Lot 25, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 3, Block 16 75.38 75.52 37.57 75.00 301.13 75.38 302.66 WHEREAS, the City Commis- PIES OR MARQUEES. Lot 33, Block 6 37.57 Lot 26, Block 1 Lot 4, Block 16 Lot 34, Block 6 75.52 Lot 27, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 5, Block 16 75.38 302.66 sion of the City of Boca Raton, 75.39 37.57 301.13 75.39 302.70 Lot 35, Block 6 37,77 Lot 28, Block 1 75.00 Lot 6, Block 16 Florida, has determined it is TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- Lot 36, Block 6 75.38 Lot 29,. Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 7, Block 16 75.00 301.13 desirable and to the best in- REST, PROPERTY OWNERS 75.00 37.76 75,00 301.13 Lot 37, Block 6 37.76 Lot 30, Block 1 85.01 341.33 Lot 8, Block 16 terests and welfare of the City AND CITIZENS: Lot 38, Block 6 75.00 Lot 31, Block 1 85.22 342.17 Lot 9, Block 16 75.05 301.34 - of Boca Raton to abandon and 75.00 37.70 75.14 301.70 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Lot 39, Block 6 37.69 Lot 32, Block 1 75.20 301.94 Lot 10, Black 16 vacate said portion of Hills- that the City Commission of the Lot 40, Block 6 75.00 75.19 301.90 110.20 442.47 75.00 37.50 Lot 33, Block 1 Lot 11, & E& Lot 12, Block 16 469.17 boro Blvd.; and City of Boca Raton, Florida, Lot 41, Block 6 37.50 Lot 34, Block 1 75,19 301.9.0 Lot 12, W&of, & Lot 13, Block 16 116.85 Lot 42, Block 6 90,00 75,19 301.90 75.14 301.70 WHEREAS, a public hearing will hold a public hearing at 7:30 82.50 37.50 Lot 35, Block 1 Lot 14, Block 16 452.55 has been held after Notice of P.M. in the City Hall at Boca Lot 1, Block 7 37.50 Lot 36, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 15, & Hh Lot 16, Block 16 112.71 Lot 2, Block 7 75.00 75.00 301.13 112.63 452.23 Public Hearing has been ad- Raton, on the r3th day of April, 75.00 37.50 Lot 37, Block 1 ' Lot 16, S^ of, & Lot 17, Block 16 Lot 3, Block 7 Lot 38, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 18, Block 16 75.39 302.70 vertised; 1965, to consider and take ac- Lot 4, Block 7 100.00 45.00 75.00 75.38 302.66 tion on the proposed amendment 120.00 41.25 Lot 39, Block 1 301,13 Lot 19, Block 16 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Lot 5, Block 7 75.00 301.13 Lot 20, Biock 16 75.38 302.66 RESOLVED BY THE CITY and change in the zoning ordi- Lot 6, Block 7 75.81 37.50 Lot 40, Block 1 302.66 80.30 37.50 Lot 41, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 21, Block 16 75.38 COMMISSION OF THE CITY nance of Boca Raton, Florida, in Lot 7, Block 7 Lot 42, Block 1 75.39 302.70 Lot 22, Block 16 75.38 302.66 OF BOCA RATON, FLORIDA: the following respect: Lot 8, Block 7 123.35 50.00 366.42 75.00 60.00 Lot 43, Block 1 75.38 302,66 Lot 23, Block 16 91.26 1. That the City Commis- The Code of Ordinances of the Lot 9, Block 7 75.38 302.66 75.31 302.38 Lot 10, Block 7 75.00 37.91 Lot 44, Block 1 Lot 24. Block 16 518.24 sion does hereby vacate and City of Boca Raton, Florida, be 123.35 Lot 45, Block 1 75.38 302.66 Lot 1 L E& Lot 24, Block 17 129.07 Lot 1, Block 8 40.15 75.38 302.66 abandon the following portion amended by revising Section Lot 2, Block 8 80.30 61.68 Lot 46, Block 1 302,66 Lot 2, Block 17 75,38 of Hillsboro Blvd.: 75.81 Lot 47, Block 1 70.00 281.06 Lot 3, Block 17 75.38 302.66 25-15 (7), and said section shall Lot 3, Block 8 37.50 70. 00 302.66 "That part of Hillsboro Blvd., read as follows: Lot 4, Block 8 120.00 37.50 Lot 48, Block 1 281.06 Lot 4, Block 17 75.38 100.00 75.00 301,13 302.66 having a right-of-way width of Lot 5, Block 8 61.68 Lot 49, Block 1 Lot 5, Block 17 75.38 302.70 "(7) Hoods, canopies or 75.00 Lot 50, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 6, Block 17 80' lying south of Block 76 marquees. Lot 6, Block 8 " 40.15 75.39 301.13 Lot 7, Block 8 75.00 37.91 Lot 51, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 7, Block 17 75.00 of Palm Beach Farms Company, (a) In R-3, R-3-A, R-3-B, 82.50 75.00 301.13 Plat No. 10, of North Deer- Lot 8, Block 8 60.00 Lot 52, Block 1 301.13 Lot 8, Block 17 75.00 301.13 R-4, R-5, and R-B-l Motel- Lot 9, Block 8 75.00 Lot 53, Block 1 75.00 301.13 Lot 9, Block 17 75,00 field shown on Sheet 2, as filed 75.00 50.00 301.13 Business Districts, entrance Lot 10, Block 8 37.50 Lot 54, Block 1 79.09 317.56 Lot 10, Block 17 75.00 in Plat Book 6, Page 13, a/k/a canopies or marquees over 100.00 82.79 476.60 Lot 1, Block 9 37.50 Lot 55, Block 1 332,42 Lot 11 & Eh Lot 12, Block 17 118.70 442.51 Replat of North Deerfield on driveways may cantilever not Lot 2, Block 9 100.04 Lot 56, Block 1 75,00 301.13 Lot 12 W/j of, & Lot 13, Block 17 110.21 76.74 41.25 301.70 Sheet 2 of Hillsboro Park Addi- over ten feet into a required Lot 3, Block 9 37.50 Lot 1, Block 2 90.00 361.36 Lot 14, Block 17 75.14 tion, Plat No. 9, a Subdivision Lot.4, Block 9 75.00 75.00 Lot 15, Block 17 301.34 yard, which shall not extend 75.00 37.50 Lot 2, Block 2 301.13 75.05 301.13 by the Mizner Development closer than twenty feet to a Lot 5, Block 9 50.00 Lot-3, Block 2 75.00 301.13 Lot 16, Block 17 75.00 Lot 6, Block 9 75.00 75.00 301.13 Corporation as filed in Plat street right-of-way line, or 75.00 50.02 Lot 4, Block 2 301.13 Lot 17, Block 17 75.00 503.46 Book 14, Page 5 in the Pub- Lot 7, Block 9 38.37 Lot 5, Block 2 75.00 301.13 Lot 18, & N 50' of Lot 19, Block 17 125,39 closer than ten feet to any other Lot 8, Block 9 75.38 81.60 404.57 lic Records of Palm Beach property line. 75.38 37.50 Lot 6. Block 2 327.64 Lot 19 S 25.38' of, & Lot 20, Biock 17 100.76 302.66 Lot 9, Block 9 Lot 1, Block 3 94.48 379.35 75.38 County, Florida." (b) In all other districts, Lot 10, Block 9 75.38 37.50 85.37 Lot 21, Block 17 302.66 75.38 37.50 Lot 2, Block 3 342.77 Lot 22, Block 17 75.38 481.82 PASSED AND ADOPTED at hoods, canopies or marquees Lot 11, Block 9 Lot 3, Block 3 99.90 120.00 a regular meeting of the City Lot 12, Block 9 75.39 37.50 75.50 401.11 Lot 23, & WK2 Lot 24, Block 17 $84,249.55 over doorways may project 75,00 37.69 Lot 4, Block 3 303.15 Totals 20,983.02 Commission of the City of Boca not over four feet into a re- Lot 13, Block 9 Lot 5, Block 3 74.19 Lot 14, Block 9 75.00 37.69 297.89 Cost per front foot equals $4,015 plus Raton, Florida, this day quired yard." 75.00 37.69 Lot 6, Block 3 74.29 298.29 Submitted by; J.P, Va'isant, City Engineer of , 1963T For public examination, a Lot 15, Block 9 Lot 3, Block 4 110.00 441.67 J.P, Vensant, City Engineer Lot 16, Block 9 75.00 37.69 95.00 CTFY~OF~BOCA RATON, copy of the proposed ordinance Lot 17, Block 9 75.00 37.70 Loti, Block 5 381.44 APPROVED BY CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOCA to effect such change is on file 75.00 Lot 2, Block 5 95.00 381.44 FLORIDA Lot 18, Block 9 37.50 95.00 RATON, FLORIDA, on the 30th day of March, 1965. in the office of the City Clerk. Lot 19, Block 9 75.91 37.50 Lot 3, Block 5 •381.44 »/ Sidney i. Brodhead BY CITY OF BOCA RATON, 80.09 Lot A, Block 5 95.00 381.44 Lot 20, Block 9 37.50 95.00 Sidney S. Brodhead, Mayor Sidney S. Brodhea37 FLORIDA Lot 21, Block 9 85.65 37.50 Lot 5, Block 5 381.44 Mayor By: Jacob Heidt 37,50 Lot 6, Block 5 90.00 361.36 Attest: Lot 7, Block 5 96.73 388.39 s/ Jacob Heidt Attest: Jacob Heidt, City Clerk 37.50 96.80 Jacob Heidt, City Clerk # Jacob" "HeTdtTCity"Clerk" 37.96 Lot 8, Block 5 388.67 Lot 9, BlockS 96.90 389,07 Publish: April 8 and 15, 1965 Publish: April 1 and 8, 1965 40.04 96.92 Publish- April 8 and 15, 1965 Furnish Proof of Publication. 42.82 Lot 10. Block 5 389.15 Furnish Proof of Publication. Furnish Proof of Publication. I BOCA RATON NEWS April 8, 1965 7B SHOCKING VALUES! We're having "A Monster Of A Sale!" With Shocking Values, so be sure to save on these take Home Bargains. These Bewitching Specials will make you & the man in your life happy You shopped at Kwik Chek.

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Federal, Boca Raton COOKIES 13 OZ. 4?C CHOP SUEY 1-LB. 29c Prices in this ad SPECIAL GUEST Dr. I.Q. Dole Sliced Mi'Cormicks PINEAPPLE 1-LB. 4 OZ. j"C VANILLA EXTRACT 2 OZ. 49c are good through Sun., April 11 BOCA RATON NEWS April 8, 1965 11B Special Music Cant of a To Be Presented FCD Sfydies Schedyle ®f Services To Be Presented At First Methodist Church New Budget BOCA RATON FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Dan M. Gill will Rev. W.A. Burch con- 162 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Palm Sunday servic- James Wilkes, pastor. Sunday preach on the topic " Art ducting the meditation. FIRST METHODIST School 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- es at St. Paul Lutheran Thou a King?" at both Rev. J.E.Stathamwill A new annual budget N.E. 2nd Ave. at N.E. 6th St. ship 11 a.m. Training Union Church will be conduct- services Sunday in First preach on "Christ's for the 18-codnty Cen- Rev. Dan M. Gill, pastor. Sun- 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship, ed at 8:30 and 11 a.m. day school 9:45 a.m. Church 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer ser- Methodist Church. Words, from the Cross" tral and Southern Flori- services 8:45 and 11 a.m. Nur- vice. Wed. 7:30 p.m. The nur- with Sunday school at Services will be held at a 1:30 p.m. Good Fri- da Flood Control Dis- sery for children. MYF meets sery is open at all of these 9:45 a.m. Pastor E.O. at 8:45 and 11 a.m. with day service. Sunday, 5:45 p.m. in the Church services. trict, also a proposal to Hall. Krug will preach on the Sunday school for all A Bible study group accept two major canals ADVENT LUTHERAN topic "Our Savior- Rev. Albert G. Shiphorsf PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL N.E. 44th AVe. at 50th St. just ages at 9:45 a.m. will meet at 7:30 p.m. and a spillway recently Presbyterian Church In U.S., off US 1. William M. Deutsch- King." A cantata, "Hallelu- Tuesday. completed south of Mi- Boca Raton Chamber of Com- mann, pastor. Sunday schedule: Services will begin jah! What a Savior!" ami will be presented to merce building, Dr. W. Ivan 8 and 10:30 a.m. The Church at with a procession of Sets Topic for Services Hoy, minister, services at 11 Worship; 9:15 a.m. The Church will be presented by the governing board of palsm with the choirs of Chancel Choir Sunday, a.m., Sunday school at 9:45 at Study. St. Paul participating. "The People's held at 9:30 and. 11 a.m. Christian Science the district at 9 a.m. a.m. Sunday. Choice" will be the ser- A Senior High Fellow- April 11. The cantata, Friday at Hollywood ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL The Church Choir under written by John Peter- 245 E. Boca Raton Rd., Rev.the direction of Quin mon topic of Rev. Albert ship cook-out will be Sets Sermon Topic City Hall. FIRST CHRISTIAN Bruce Ryan, rector. Sundays, son, will be held at 7:30 360 N.E. 25th Ter. Rev. H.E. matins, 7:45; Holy Eucharist, 8 Jungeman will sing G. Shiphorst at both ser- held at 4:30 p.m. and a Riley S. Miles of Kis- Stinson, minister; Rev. Wesley vices Palm Sunday in Presbyterian Youth Fel- p.m. in First Methodist simmee, FCD Board a.m.; parish Eucharist 9 a.m.; "Hosanna" and the Church. Services for First Stedtefeld, assistant minister. Holy Eucharist, 11 a.m. first, Children's Choir under First P r e sbyterian lowship meeting at 6 Church of Christ, Sci- Chairman, said the bud- Bible School, 9:15 a.m.; Wor- third and fifth Sundays; morn- Church. Services will be- p.m. Sunday. Mrs. John Talbott will get for the fiscal year ship service, 10:45 a.m.; Youth ing prayer, 11 a.m." second and the direction of Mrs. direct the choir with entist, will be held at 11 meeting, 6:30 p.m.; Evening fourth Sundays; Evensong, 7 John Crandall will sing Boy Scout Troop 333 a.m, Sunday in Boca Ra- beginning July 1, "will service, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday p.m. Weekday services, 7:30 will meet at 7 p.m. Mrs. J.T. Kennedy as be predicated on a fed- service, 7:30 p.m. a.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Thurs- "Let Me Learn of Je- organist. Narrator will ton Printing Company sus." 8 New Members Tuesday in the west eral appropriation of day, and 7:30 a.m. Friday. be Dr. John H. Willis. building. UNITED CHURCH Other services for building. "Are Sin, Disease and $16,000,000." This is ST. JOAN OF ARC Senior Choir,, under A communion service the amount requested by Temporary location, Lee Hig- Holy Week will include Received Sunday will be held at 7:30p.m. Death Real?" will be the ginson building, 105 E. Boca Ra- S.W. Third street. Rev. Paul L, Maundy Thursday and the direction of Dr. John sermon topic. the FCD. But it is $3,- ton Rd. Rev. Frederick Nelson, Manning, pastor; Sunday, 7, 9, "Reckless Disciples" Maundy Thursday with D.D., minister. Services 11 a.m. 10:30 a.m. and noon Masses. Good Friday. G. Hoover, minister of 000,000 more than the Confessions will be heard every will be the sermon topic music, will provide spe- amount recommended Sunday. Church school ses- The Maundy Thursday BOCA RATON PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL sions 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Youth Saturdayfrom 4:30 to 5:30 and service at 7:30p.m.will of Rev. William cial music during holy for appropriation by Fellowship, 7 p.m. every Sun- 7-30 to 8:30 p.m. Dally Masses Deutschmann at both week, Palm Sunday and Presbyterian Church In The United States President Johnson. day. Choir rehearsals, 7 p.m. 6:30 and 8 a.m. be a festival service Wednesday. commemorating the in- services Palm Sunday. Easter Sunday services. BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING Miles noted that the MORAVIAN CHURCH Music will be provided Maundy Thursday North Federal Highway tentative budget figure 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev.Christian stitution of the sacra- cnwriAV Church Services 11:00 A.M. CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR by the Children's Choir services will be held at SUNDAY Sunday School 9.45 AM will not be known until 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W.D Weber, minister. Sunday ment of holy commu- worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday nion. The sacrament and Church Choir. 8 p.m. and Good Friday STERLING L. HUNTER, Minister the board acts on Fri-Rev. Albert L. Eastman, pas- tor. Sunday Services: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Church nur- will be celebrated at this Services will be held services at 8p.m. Three day. School 9:45 a.m. for which there sery available. is a nursery available. Morn- service. at 8 and 10:30 a.m. with services have been set The proposed budget COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday school for all will then be advertised ing Worship, 11 a.m. Youth Good Friday will in- for Easter Sunday in- Fellowship, 6:45 p.m. Evening 600 N.W. Fourth Avenue. Dr. ages at 9:15 a.m. cluding 8:30, 10 and First Methodist Church for three consecutive service at 7:30. Tuesday even- Ira Lee Eshleman, minister; clude a special service 625 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pastor, Dan M. Gill Rev. Reuben L. Anderson, pas- of meditation at 7:30 Eight new members 11:30 a.m. weeks in newspapers in ing Senior choir rehearsal, tor. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; each of the 18 counties, Wednesday evening Bible study p.m. In addition the were received into the Dr. Laurence Will- hour at 7:30. evening service 7:30 p.m.; Youth church last Sunday by hide, organist, also will CHURCH SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE and a public hearing will Fellowship, 6 p.m. at the Fort, church will be open Good 8:45-11:00 a.m. be scheduled in May. Communion service at 6:30 Friday for prayer and transfer and confirma- provide music during 9:45 A.M. CHRISTIAN REFORMED p.m.; Memorial Hall. Wednes- tion. They are Robert holy week, Palm Sunday The budget for the Temporary location, Art Guild day night prayer and praise meditation. Sermon "Art Thou a King?" Bldg., 801 W. Palmetto Park service at 7: p.m. Carl Bogan, Mrs. Cath- and Easter Sunday ser- current fiscal year (ap- eryn Bogan, George M. proved in May 1964) is road; John O. Schuring, minis- vices. ter; Services Sunday at 11 a.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN United Church Will Enders, Mrs. Frances 7:30 P.M. CHOIR CANTATA $14,060,000. This in- and 7 p.m. Sunday School and 600 West Camino Real, Rev. Adult Bible classes, 9:45 a.m. Enders, George Enders cluded $8,060,000 in Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. Jr., Henry Goeb, Mrs. Rev. Eastman Will Flood Control District Nursery available for Sunday Worship services 9:30 and, 11 Hold Two Services school and morning service at a.m. Church School, 9:30 a.m. Wilam Goeb and Mrs. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH funds and $6,000,000 in the parsonage, 1040 S.W. First Olive Webb. Conduct Services State General Revenue St. UNITY CHURCH Two services will be 162 W. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, Florida funds. The federal ap- Unity Church, 55 S.W. i5 held Palm Sunday and Meetings for the week "Why Nqt a Literal James Wilkes, Pastor propriation is in addi- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE St., Dr. Viola Zeliff, Rev. David Easter Sunday for Unit- include Children's Choir Messianic Kingdom?" First Church of Christ Scien- Zeliff, ministers; associate rehearsal, 3:30 p.m., SUNDAY SERVICES tion to this. tist, Boca Raton Printing Co. minister, Louise Earle. Ser- ed Church, Services will will be the sermon topic building, 41 S.E. Fourth St., vices, 11 a.m. Sunday with Bib- be at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Bethel training class, 8 of Rev. Albert L. East- Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Training Union 6:30 P.M. Citizens in the fast- Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. growing Cutler Drain west of Federal Highway. Sun- le study at 8 p.m. Friday in Dr. Frederick Nel- p.m., today; Boy Scout man at the 11 a.m. ser- days at 11 a.m., Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dove McKee. Troop 307, 7 p.m., Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P.M. basin south of Miami 8 p.m., Sunday School at 9:15 son's Palm Sunday ser- vice Sunday in Church of are now receiving flood, a.m. Reading room in Bocade mon topic will be "A Tuesday; Afternoon the Open Door. "Bible Teaching and Bible Preaching" control and water con- building, Palmetto Park Road. Time for Tears." Circle, 1:30 p.m. in the Special feature for All services will be held in Annual Concert home of Mrs. John Sa- servation benefits from printing company building. A church supper pro- Sunday school members recently completed Ca- gram will be held at cher, 999 N.W. Third will be a Moody Science -The University Church Ave., Church Council, nals 100 and 100B, plus EBENEZER BAPTIST Will Be Sunday 6:30 p.m. today in the film "Growing Like a Spillway 122, accord- Northeast 12th street, Rev. N.D. Fellowship Hall, St. and Church Choir re- Grasshopper." The CHURCH of The OPEN DOOR, ing to Robert L. Searle Bowers, pastor. Sunday School, St. Paul Lutheran Gregory's' Episcopal hearsal, 8p.m. Wednes- class will meet at 10:15 9:30 a.m.; morning service, 11 day. 35th St.at 3rd Ave.,N.W. of Coral Gables, mem- a.m.; BTU meeting, 5 p.m.; Church will present its Church. Dr. Jess. No- a.m. SPECIAL AT THE CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR ber of the FCD govern- evening services, 6 p.m.; kin- third annual choir con- renberg, former, super- A Moody Science film Palm Sunday 10:15 a.m. "Growing Like a Grasshopper' dergarten Monday through Fri- cert under the direction intendent of Wisconsin titled "Of Books and {16mm, all-color Moody Science Film) ing board. day. Dr. Viola Zeliff The FCD board on of Quin I. Jungemann, Conference, United Sloths" will be shown at 11:00 a.m 'Why Not a Literal Messianic Kingdom?' at 7.-30 p.m. Palm Sun- 7:30 p.m. All-color Moody Science Film — Friday will be asked to ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Church of Christ, will To Preach Sunday the 7:30 p.m. service J 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. day. OF BOOKS AND SLOTHS' accept these new works Eugene O. Krug, pastor. Sunday be guest speaker. Elliott: Sunday. Breakfast on the way to Church at 10:30 a.m. as a guest for operation and main- Soloists will be Wil- Harris, tenor, will pro-; • "The Trial of Jesus" school, 9:45 a.m.; worship ser- will be the sermon topic of the Church, at the Church of the Open Door — tenance. They are ma-vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- liam Gutzeit, Eileen vide special music. ALL WELCOMED CORDIALLY school nursery during 11 Stuurmans, Lalla Jemi- of Dr. Viola Zeliff at jor elements in the $4.6o'clock service. A monthly meeting of REV. ALBERT EASTMAN, Pastor million Cutler Drain son, Mrs. Eskild Bonde- Women's Fellowship the morning service of system — designed to sen and Jungemann. will be held Wednes- Unity Church Sunday. benefit an area of 38.4 Mrs. Jean Harvey, day, April 14, in the Sunday school will ST. GREGORY'S BOCA RATON square miles south of Lenten Series church organist, will parsonage, Mrs. Wil-meet at 9:45 a.m. Miami. The Cutler accompany soloists and liam Hood and Mrs. Private industry To Continue the choir. EPISCOPAL CHURCH Basin lies between Ca- Frederick Nelson will maintains a preventive- 345 E. Boca Eaton Rd. nal 1 (Black Creek) and "Behold, Thy King A newly organized be co-hostesses. Mrs. medicine "team" of - SUNDAY SERVICES - Canal 2 (Snapper Creek). Cometh!" will be the Junior Choir, Cherub S.A. Young will speak more than 3,000 physi- 7!45 a.m. MATINS (MORN- CHURCHES The area extends south sermon topic of Rev. Choir and Rhythm Band on the Range Line cians, 17,200 nurses, ING PRAYER) from Kendall and west John Schuring at the 11 will make their debut at School. and 1,300 hygenists.. 8:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHA- ADVENT ST. PAUL beyond Lindgren road. a.m. service Palm Sun- the concert. Youth mu- RIST sic will be under the di- 9:00 a.m. PARISH EU- AMERICAN MISSOURI SYNOD Much of Cutler and Per- day for Christian Re- CHARIST and CHURCH N.E. 4th Ave. at 50rh St. 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. rine as well as large formed Church. - rection of Mrs. John BOCA RATON UNiTARiAN-UNIVERSALIST Crandall. SCHOOL Just off U.S. 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 agricultural areas to the Rev. Schuring will Deerfield Beach Chamber of Commerce Building 11:00 a.m. HOLY EUCHA- SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 The adult choir will 1601 Hillsboro Boulevard. WORSHIP 8:30-11 west are included. continue his series of RIST and SERMON WORSHIP 8 and 10:30 Canal 100 extends Lenten sermons at the play host to its audience (1st, 3rd, & 5th SUN- (Pre-School Nursery west and northwest from at a reception following Services and Church School Sunday 10:30 a.m. DAYS) W.M. DEUTSCHMANN at 11) 7 p.m. service with a MORNING PRAYER Pastor Biscayne Bay. Canal sermon titled "Jesus' the concert. E.O. KRUG, Pastor Public may attend. & SERMON Phones, 395-3632 Office 395-0433 100-B forms a southern Cry of Affection." (2nd and 4th SUNDAY) or 395=4741 Parsonage 395-1939 leg, extending about a Sunday school will FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH mile south of Eureka meet at 9:45 a.m. with Dr. Era Eshleman Drive. In the future Ca- classes for all ages. 360 N.E. 25th Terrace, Boca Raton nals 100-A and 100-C A weekly Bible study Bible School 9:45 a.m. will form northern legs meeting will be held at lo Preach Sunday Morning Service 10:45 a.m. FIRST of the primary water Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Rev. and Mrs. Mar- Evening Service 7:30 p.m. control system. parsonage, 1040 S.W.shall Southard, mis- Mid-week Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. It's estimated that the First St. sionaries from the Con- Come and Hear the Gospel Preached PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cutler Drain project All" Sunday services go, will be guests at H.E. STINSON, Minister WH 1-8194 600 W. Camino Real Boca Raton will return benefits of will be held in the Art Community Church Sun- WESLEY STEDTEFELD, Assistant Minister almost $1.4 million per Guild building. day. Albert G. Shiphorst David K. Allen year on the average to Rev. Southard will Dade Countians. discuss the Congo situa- HOLY WEEK SERVICES These benefits include New Members Unifed Church of Bocs tion at the 7:30 p.m. ser- PALM SUNDAY-April 11 $342,000 per year in vice. Congregational Christian, Evangelical I prevention of flood dam- Will Be Received ages and $1,047,100 per Rev. Southard, head and Reformed j Worship Services at 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Rev. Christian D. of a seminary for train- L~ Temporary Location - 105 E. Boca Raton Rd. " " year in increased land use, Searle said. Weber will preach on the ing Congolese pastors, (One Block East of US 1 in Lee Higginson Bldg.) Church School 9:30 A.M. topic "This Humble was separated from his U.S. Army Corps of King" at the 11 a.m.wife and family during Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. Sermon Engineers officers re- service Sunday in Mo-the Stanleyville upris- cently reported to Con- ravian Church. ing. He also was in Church School 9:30 "THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE" gress that the Cutler charge of receiving mis- program -promises to New members will be MAUNDY THURSDAY- April 15 received and the Junior sionaries as they were Dr. Frederick Nelson, Minister return $5.70 in benefits liberated and brought to 8:00 P.M. - Holy Communion for every dollar spent. Choir will sing a. tradi- AIK CONDITIONED NURSERY AVAILABLE tional "Hosanna Cho- Leopoldville. Based on initial costs Sermon of $4,590,500, this will rus" for Palm Sunday. Dr. Ira Lee Eshleman be a return valued at Communion in obser- will preach at the 11 "DON'T WEEP FOR ME!" more than $25,000,000. vance of the Last Sup- a.m. service. per will be held at 7:30 GOOD FRIDAY- April 16 8:00 P.M. p.m. Maundy Thursday. Classified Ad Service AUpiTp Rl VM CHRISTIAN REFORMED A Good Friday service Phone 395-5121 Sermon will be held at 2 30p.m, : CHURCH : N;Wf JthvAve^t;-N .w'. 6th St; • BOCA RATON ;*: 395-2400 "WHY GOOD FRIDAY?" ^);K; -^ V Ample Parking Temporary Location — EASTER SUNDAY-April 18 Art Guild Bldg. EVANGELIC AL 801 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. BOCA RAT ON M0R|/1AN CHURCH FRIENDLY 8:30 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. (Ho Church School) Sermon 9:45 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP EVENING SERVICE "THE CHALLENGE OF THE LIVING CHRIST!" SERVICES Suniay SchooI 9:45 a,mv 11 A.M. 7:30 P.M. Dr. Ira Lee Eshleman Dr. Ira Lee Eshleman Inspiring music at all services 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Nursery Available Wed. Praise and Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Minister df Music — Dr. John G. Hoover 7:00 p.m. Organist — Dr. Laurence WiUhide WEDNESDAY COMMUNITY CHURCH YOU ARE INVITED at 8 p.m. OF BOCA RATON TO PARTICIPATE IN THESE SERVICES Bible Study Church Nursery Air Conditioned air-conditioning ample Parking ''A Protestant Denomination Since 1457" DR IRA LEE ESHLEMAN REUBEN L ANDERSON We suggest you clip this announcement and refer to it throughout the week. John Schuring, Pastor Minister, Bible-Commentator : 12B April 8, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Will Be Held April 17 City Bike and Buggy Parade Planned Charlie Murdock, Chuck and Kitsi Burkhart will youngsters with the best and fifth grade. Plans for a city-wide decorated vehicle in Boca Raton Teen-age Bike and Buggy Parade Boogher, Sandy Wesley award prizes to theeach age group. Center is sponsoring have been finalized and Three age groups are both the Bike and Buggy youngsters who will pre-school, first and Parade and Easter egg participate have been Contributions to Scout Fund enlisting the aid of old- second grade, and fourth hunt. er members of the fam- Drive Now at One-Third Mark ily in decorating their Contributions to the vehicles. is raising funds for lo- Boy Scout fund drive cal troops, cub packs OPEN THRU APRIL 10 Youngsters will form have reached the one- for the parade at 9:30 and council activities. ORDER FRUIT SHIPMENTS NOW third point, James He said persons who a.m. Saturday, April 17, O'Neal said yesterday. The Valencias Are Fine for Easter in Sanborn Square, have not been contacted may mail contributions Northeast First street. O'Neal and Gerald They will march south to the Boy Scouts of Turner are co-chairmen America at P.O. Box on First then west on of the local drive, which Palmetto Park road to 805 in Boca Raton. BLOOD'S Memorial Park for a city-wide Easter egg hunt. HAMMOCK Boca Raton Drum and CAR WASH Bugle Corps and the Bo- ca Twirlettes will lead Keep Your Car Clean and Salt Free the parade. Only 25^ for 5 Minutes of Warm Water GROVES A panel of judges in- cluding LM. McConnell, And Detergent in High Pressure Spray Drive out and make selections - or Do It the Easy Way order by phone. Pink and White Grapefruit. Juice Oranges. Open 8 to 5:30 thru April 10 To Place A BOCA RAM-JET CAR WASH Up Military Trail to Phone 276-7671 Classified Ad Germantown Road Closed Sundays Phone 395-5121 N.W. 2nd Avenue at 13th St.- Boca Raton we cflrff be undersold! CBOWN MEETS fill LOCflL ADVERTISED PRICES AMD BEATS HOST!!

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