Arvida Closer to Inlet Agreement Jetties Still Cloud Issue I in Discussion by JIM RIFENBURG

BOCA RATON NEWS 18 Pages Voi. 13, No. 121 Sunday, Sept. 8, 1968 Arvida closer to inlet agreement Jetties still cloud issue i in discussion By JIM RIFENBURG

Arvida Corporation and the City of Boca Raton came a step closer to settling the inlet problem in a workshop session here Friday morning. But it will probably be at least six more weeks before anything can be finalized in the way of property transfer between the two factions. Should the two get together at that time, a pos-

•/ siblity exists that work could actually begin on the partially clogged inlet sometime next spring. Biggest stopper on Friday s meeting was the city's request for a quit-claim deed to the existing rubble jetties on each side of the inlet. Arivda of- Classrooms nears readiness in new Alexander D. Hender- ficials indicated they wished son University School on FIorida.Atlantic campus. More pic- of travel. Actually, he was several yards to retain title and control of It could have been a very moving experience these parcels. They did, how- tures on page 2A. for the cute young thing enjoying the morning away, only a telephoto lens changed the per- spective of machine to maiden. For a more ever, tentatively agree to give sunshine. The operator of the mechanical the city a quit-claim deed to monster about to descend on the sunbather accurate view of the tractor'sdutiesseePage submerged lands in the inlet. didn't seem to be too intent on his direction 8 of today's News. Countering the proposition, Board nixes Crawford Mayor Harold Maull said he would be agreeable to Arvida holding title to the jetties and Filling station ordinance that they , in turn, would be as- route3 OK's-giveaway sessed for maintenance. Planning and Zoning Board -o Palmetto Park Road. Maull indicated a sum of members axed the idea that "Treatment of the Congress about $40,000 would be neces- •Crawford avenue be a main Avenue extension south of Pal- sary to adequately repair the arjfeclal route Thursday, night, metto Park Road will be con- north jetty. thus paving way f^iS sidered at a future date," he up for further revisions "But we can't spend public^ ^ when questioned by Power and Light funds on property that.does 8 -' constructiM^^! a wall Chairman Robert Rogers about 1 •not belong ,to- its, * ne sai

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es 'em around and watches the reaction of the fem- the West Coast to visit the bride's daughter and Scrabble ... Sign on a Fort Lauderdale li- Do you know that Hank White of Camino Gardens "Let Us Keep You In Good Spirits." was an all-around athlete in his youth playing base- inine sex. Funny, isn't it, what different people do son-in-law. Welcome to Boca Raton to these new residents; ball, basketball, football and participating in trap- to get their kicks?" I presume you've heard that Mrs. Hank Hage- Harry and Eleanor Christian (ex-Cincinnati) and shooting, fishing and bowling? Downstairs in the off-lobby Cellar Bar Danny man has sold Pal's Captain's Table. I hear two Wallie and Maxine Laws (ex-Chicago). They've just Do you know that At K. Moore, of Lake Rogers, Bridge gets a laugh with this story. Seems a lone- men from the north have purchased the popular moved into Harbour Terrace apartments. was the owner, editor and publisher of the Salyers- ly male, wanting to talk to someone, approaches restaurant on the waterway in Deerfield Beach's ville, Ky , Independent for 38 years? He's a past a man on a park bench and asks;; "What do you Cove. Marlin Vogt, son of Sun and Surf Club golf pro, o think of the war in Vietnam?" The fellow replies; %Art, has given up a potentially promising career lieutenant governor of Kentucky and one of the Because I happen to be a barbershop quartet Kentucky "colonels." "Well. I-I-I'd say that-that, that the U.S.devotee I though the TV program, "Keep America as a golfer and is now studying to be an FBI man. s-s-s-should get the h-h-h-heck out of there." To He recently was mustered out of military service. Singing," heard last Sunday evening, was a dandy. Have A Smile ... Ann Keratt, one of the comely wlich the first fellow replies; "That's easy enough That champion vocal foursome, the Statesmen, for you to say." More Shorties ... B. W. "Bash" Reading, who barbers at New York's Delilah's D an, defines a loser proved why its title and Herb Shriner's homespun as "a Hindu snake charmer with a deaf cobra." humor provided many a laugh. Wish they would lives in the River House apartments just across the Ten second editorial . Modern cosmetics have more shows of similar nature on the home county line in Deerfield Beach, has passed the Flor- will take years off your but you can't fool ida real estate, test and is now connected with the Man About Fort Lauderdale ... We were sitting age, screen. around the piano in the Venetian lounge of Fort a long flight of stairs. Here's wishing Col. Lee Tucker of Boca, all Boca realty firm called Vogue Homes at 1150 the best. He's in Community Hospital facing sur- N.W. Fourth. Lauderdale's Sheraton Hotel listening to the enjoy- able songs and keyboard dexterity of Kenny Wat- Street Scene ... Signs noticed on a large dump gery this week. Ken McGinn, that St. Andrews school professor truck as it was waiting for the light to change wwho owns the dog which goes to classes, is back kins. A man approached the entertainer and kid- ded him about hearing his tunes in the gentle- at the intersections of Federal Highway, Fifth One More For The Road ... Jim Hetzer, the cir- from a trip north to visit friends. Ave. and 20th; "We Cater Weddings ' and "Free cus man says they should advertise that book, A round of applause for Johnny Grayson, a merry men's service station. Seems the hostelry has piped his music into both the women's and men's so- Snow Remover." Had a Florida license tag, too. "Terror On The Mountain," under the "Alp Want- fellow at the piano in the Cascades restaurant s ed" ads. Grotto lounge. He sings enjoyably, plays well and called powder rooms. "Yes," Kenny responded in a The newlyweds, Lloyd and Eleanor Southard, of his mirth moments are pleasingly refreshing. joking vein, "I've had an offer to be piped into Habour Island, are back from a second honeymoon all the powder rooms in town. I'm going to change trip, a Labor Day motor jaunt to Longboat Key on BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Sept. 8, 1968 3A my name to John and be known as the John's John." Questions ... Do you know that Joe Mantsch, ar- dent Sturdy Oaks bowling club member, is a stu- Just about that time what looked like a cost- dent of languages? He speaks Hungarian, Ruman- ly diamond ring appeared atop the piano. Frank Leo, ian, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Rus- the genial and handsome assistant manager of the sian. And he can write in shorthand in most of Sheraton who was sitting next to me, picked it up these languages. His participation in both World and handed it to my bride. Believing that diamond's are a girl's best friend, she seemed thrill- War I and II read s like fiction. He was a lieutenant in ed. "Where did it come from?" I asked Frank. the Austro-Hungarian army in WWI and was a pris- He told me a man sitting with a party a table away oner of war in Russia from 1916 to 1918. In WW II had tossed the gleaming gem. "He's loaded," ex- he was a fire watcher during the London blitz. A plained Frank. "Gets the rings in Germany. Toss- remarkable gentleman. ^Marymount College will present move to Fort Lauderdale? When everything you were looking for is in Delray Beach And Banyan House is very Delray. first student artist series the condominium residence on the beach 1 bedroom / \l/i baths Private docks on the Intracoastal Three pianists, a vio- izaki will perform Dec. harmonic, Milwaukee National Symphony Or- chestra. 2 bedrooms/2 baths Heated, fresh-water swimming pool linist and a soprano will 9. Born in Nagoya Japan, Symphony, Montreal Every apartment on the ocean be presented this year Miss Nichizaki per- Symphony, St. Louis All performances are J 2 bedrooms / 2 /2 baths Complete all-electric GE kitchen at Marymount College formed as a child pro- Symphony, Detroit Sym- open free to the public ' as part of the college s digy in Tokyo. A stu- phony and the National and will be held at 8:15 $35,000 to $59,000 Minutes from shopping/ recreation p.m. in Founder's Hall Young Concert Artists dent at the Juilliard Symphony. In May, he . Banyan House /1225 South Ocean Drive / 278-2479 Series. School of Music, she placed third in the Queen auditorium. The series will be has participated in Elizabeth piano contest presented through the chamber music pro- in Brussels in a field cooperation of the Edgar grams at the Spoleto of 64 competitors from M. Leventritt Founda- Fesitival in Italy and ap- 12 countries. tion, Inc. peared on the Bell Tele- First performance phone Hour television Pianist Eugene Pri- Sept. 23 will be present- show. donof f will close the art- ed by pianist James Feb. 17 pianist Jeff- ist series April 28. Pri- !Dick, who was a top rey Siegel will perform donoff, a member of the finalist in three inter- at Miarymount. Siegel, a piano faculty at Temple national competitions, graduate of the Juilliard University, is the win- the Buzoni in Bolzano, Schoool of Music, won ner of a number of piano Italy, the Edgar M. Lev- four national competi- competitions. He has entritt in New York, and tions and as a Fulbright been guest soloist with the- Tschaikowsky in Scholar studied in Lon- the Philadelphia Or- Moscow. don. He has done solo chestra, Los Angeles Antoinette Miggiani, work with the Chicago Soprano, will make her Symphony, London Phil- Philharmonic and the Florida debut Oct. 28 as part of the series. A HOBBY SHOP fcMiss Miggiani is an associate of the Royal For Retirees College of Music in I am presently establishing in Deerfield Beach a FROM HIGH AUTOMOBILE well equipped shop for men with time on their hands. singing and in piano- An inexpensive place to come and create, make & forte. repair things. You may have some ideas that you FINANCE CHARGES . . . . WE OFFER A member of the would like to work out. This is the place to do them. I am retired, live in an apartment and find the time Royal Opera House, boring. Being of a mechanical nature myself. I have Convent Garden, she found a way to occupy my time: give me much pleas- sang roles in "Der ure making things. Men 1 have talked to think it is a Rosenkavalier" and fine idea. "La Forza del Des- For further information call • tino." MR. RAUCH 399-1140 Violinist Takao Nich- PER ANNUM

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Despite one court ruling to the contrary, helmets and motor- of the "no arrests at present" situation, most still realize cycles are still compatible for many students at the Boca the value of protection gained by wearing the hot and some- Raton High School. While some riders have taken advantage times uncomfortable headgear. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL of the Power structure of cities studied UNIVERSITY OF PALM BEACH Are the big cities of Gilbert, assistant proof big city politics in a ist was led to some con- by the average citizen corner of Fern & Georgia. West Palm Beach, Florida America ruled by sinis- fessor ,of sociology at just-published collec- clusions about big city gets a low grade from ter power elites lurking Florida Atlantic Uni- tion of research papers governments. Chiefly, the professor. Under it Announces its #behind the drapes? versity. She punctures on the development of they don't act as an ex- "prevention of ills and No, says Dr. Claire the conspiratorial view cities. pression of the common planning of long-term MASTERS AND DOCTORATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Many cities in the purpose of the citizenry. improvements are im- in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION middle range of 20,000 In fact they act hardly possible." starting September 24, 1968 to 50,000 population do at all: they, react. Pres- However, profession- have a record of domi- sures from one side or alization of local gov- Late afternoon, evening and Saturday morning classes. Selec- nation by leaders of in- another force them into ernment is on the in- tive faculty. Programs patterned to suit individual needs. Enroll- dustry or other non- the role of referee crease. The sociologist investment among conflicting inte- ment limited. Small classes, workshops and seminars. political persons, or rests. sees it as a reflection For information write or call coalitions between them of the sheer increase in Daniel F. Forte, Dean, Academic Affairs and elected officials, Even Chicago's Mayor complexity of govern- acknowledges Dr. Gil-Richard Daley, who pos- ment along with every- tiust— bert. But this system is se s s e s consid er able thing else. She also UNIVERSITY OF PALM BEACH fast vanishing, and com- power, "generally pre- views it as a hopeful 660 Fern St., West Palm Beach, Florida munity power increas- fers to endorse what- sign of relief in sight ingly rests in the hands ever outside forces may from do-nothing gov- Telephone 833-5575 and tax saving of elected officials. impinge on the city, as ernment. As a contributing au- with pressure from thor of "The New Ur-Washington," banization" she notes However, Dr. Gilbert seminar that government o f noted that in big cities a small towns is chiefly "common purpose" is Mr. Richard Bennett and Mr. Jack Anderson, specialists "housekeeping" gov- hard to pinpoint. in investment trusts, will discuss this popular and mod- ernment. Major forces Certainly traffic ern way of investing. Among the topics to be covered: affecting the community planning and the aboli- usually originate out- tion of poverty are of • Income Tax Savings for High-Bracket Individuals side its boundaries — in concern to the public. •• Outlook for the new "Performance Funds" the state's largest city, But decisions on them capitol, or in Washing- are just too complex for • Various Types of Investment Trusts ton. the average citizen to SIZES TO FIT THESE If you are interested in performance and income, you In her study of 167 have a responsible opi- CARS...Plus Many community power nion, she believes. WORLD FAMOUS will find these subjects interesting and quite possibly structures the sociolog- Therefore government Other Models rewarding. There will be ample time for questions and answers. Police course listed Barracudas

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boys move in Tuesdays With the Miami Dol- Saint Andrew's School The largest turn-out went to California in phins having broke sum- campus, over fifty boys in the school's history August and early Sep- A Boca Booster pep mer training camp on started arriving for will scrimmage today tember, with two of his rally has been set for Sept. 6 from the early football practice. and the first game with proteges, Bruce Wil- Tuesday night at the high Miami Christian School liams, a 1967 graduate, school gymnasium. will be on Monday, Sept. and Fred Tyler, who 16, the first day of for- enters the ninth grade, Scheduled for 7:30 mal classes for the who will compete in the p.m., the rally will hear 1968-69 school year. U.S. Olympic try-outs. from the band, the Davis likes to talk cheerlead ers and pom Athletic Director and about the school's pom girls. In addition, head coach Jim Davis, sports program, which •<**•* s,*: parents will be intro-gt announced the schedule he says is unique among duced to Principal Ger- "' will be 10 games, six schools in the country as aid Daniels and coaches at home and four away, well as Florida. Saint of this year's football and prospects for a good Andrew's offers every Paul Schaff and Ralph Wright with a pair of sailfish they caught squad. season have never been sport, and has facilities Thursday morning just south of the Boca Raton Inlet. The larger of better. Last year's sea- for every sport except the two fish, caught by Schaff, was seven feet, six inches long and A spokesman said it son was a winning varsity basketball. In tipped the scales at 44 pounds. Wright's billfish was an even seven is a family night affair, one for St. Andrew's, addition to swimming with all parents of high and Davis expects this and football are soccer, feet and weighed about 35 pounds. school students invited year to be the best. track, cross country to participate. running, baseball, gym- Swimming is the pre- nastics, tennis and golf. O paratory school's The school has a water Kegler's korner notes strongest sport, and the PLAY FLORIDA'S team, under the coach- polo team, features or- ganized tennis and golf BOCA RATONERS FIRST BANK & TRUST STURDY OAKS NEWEST &FINES ing of Terry Carlisle, year round, .and this Team Won Lost CLASSIC 910 Weekly Winners Won has won first place in . Team #1 4 0 1. Hayward 256 year has its own par-; Team Won Lost the state Class A swimv three golf course on - Team #4" 3.5 .5 2. Yates • 24ft meet two times, in the CisepKid Tac. 2 1 3. Frantz 238 past five years. Carlisle campus. Team #9 3 1 Team #6 2 1 KreuscherCon. 3 1 Team #3 2 1 4. Radtke 238 Team #8 3 1 Team #8 2 1 5. Beland 238 S.Fla.Crane 2 2 High team game, Fas- Guides take holiday, First Bk.&Tr. 1 2 Championship Team #6 2 2 Team #5 12 sel, Reynolds, Loiselle, Team #7 1 3 N a u m a n, Hostetter, 18 Hole Course• .. Team #4 12 designed by Team #10 1 3 Team #7 1 2 1074; high team triple, catch string of fish Team #11 1 3 Tinker, Vansteenbergh, Mark Mahannah. 3> Team #3 .5 High team game and tri- 3.5 ple, Cisco Kid Tackle, Hamilson, Sullivan, Ed- Things were a mite the gollywomper worm Team #2 0 4 wards, B. Hults, Schank, This brand-new par 72

••>• 960-2690; individual slow atLoxahatcheethis layout features gently and boated six nice bass High team game and tri- high, Jerry Morris, 233; Schmidt, Otto, 3110; in- JIM DAVIS past week so guides Tom up to seven and a quarter ple, Kreuscher Const., dividual high, Hayward, rolling fairways and Bustle and Willard Flint individual triple, Clint carpet-rich greens pounds. 690-1810; individual Dyar, 592. 256; individual triple, . .. part of the took a busman's holiday. Jim Nalison fished high, men, Don Marra, Brodhead, 565. new Boca Teeca 22 players to battle It wasn't that the fish with guide Cliff Tray- 190 - women, Josephine Country Club Estates. weren't biting, just that lor and boated 10 bass Zita, 207; individual tri- Memberships available Golf tournament . . . details at anglers are reluctant to up to nine pounds. He ple, men, Don Marra, pro shop for Seniors' berth get out in the hot weath- used both the Devil's 490 - women, Mabel C. at 1st tee. er. Horse and plastic worm, Walker, 510. to benefit Playhouse Two - time champion not enter because of an Bustle and Flint prov- This weekend should I.B.M. LADIES Bob Crissy, ed bass fishing in the see some excellent fish- jTeam Won Lost The twelfth annual first - come basis. Play Professional. Dexter Daniels Sr. of injury. swampland is still good, Winter Haven heads a The 22-man Pine ing at the dawn and dusk Sailfish -4 0 Day of Golf, sponsored will be limited to the . Golf lessons bagging 14 that ran to hours. A full moon will Marlins 4 0 by the Delray Beach first fifty foursomes by instant field of 22 players bat- Tree field also includes eight pounds apiece. film replay. ' tling in the South Flor- current Florida Sen- bring both bass and Dolphins 4 0 Playhouse, will againbe signing in order to as- John Innes brought in bream to a peak of ac- Barracudas 3 1 held at the Country Club sure ' each player un- ida qualifier at Pine ior champion Jack Rus- a string of six that went of Florida on Sunday, crowded conditions. The Phone Tree Golf Club, Sept. sell of Clearwater; for- tivity. Sharks 3 1 399-5120 SUMMER 10, for the 14th men's mer American Seniors to five and one-half Flyrodders began Jacks 2 2 Oct. 13, with an al- donation per player will for FAMILY pounds. He used a Dev- starting MEMBERSHIPS^ ; senior amateur cham- Golf Association cham- picking up bream Yellowtails 2 2 ternate date set for Oct. be $10.00. il's Horse for bait, Thursday evening and Tarpons 1 3 20 in case of rain. Luncheon will be times. $150 pionship of the United pions Leon R. SikesSr., Ray Schindler used States Golf Association. Palm Beach, and Ed more on Friday. Groupers 13 This yearly event, put served at the club din- The four low scor- Randall, Miami; and On the ocean, sail Bluegills 0 4 on for the benefit, of the ing room and all golfers in the 18-hole round Norton Harris of Key fishing was the big word. Snooks 0 4 Delray Beach Playhouse ers and non-golfers are West, who led the 1967 Shields is Thursday, almost every Pompanos 0 4 building fund, is open invited to participate in COUNTRY CLUB at Pine Tree win berths to all golfers. Over$l,- N.W. 51st St. and 2nd Ave., with 116 other sectional Florida qualifier for the guide boat coming into High team game and tri- the drawing of door Boci Raton (','2 mile west of U.S. 1) qualifiers at Atlanta, senior amateur. low man the Hillsboro Yacht Ba- ple, Sailfish, 880-2561; 000 worth of prizes will prizes. V Ga., Country Club, Sept. sin had at least one sail individual high and tri- be given out with cate- Jackson B. Hancock, and some had doubles. A ple, iZelda Williamson, gories ranging from low 23-28. There were 683 Delray Beach, is the Le Shields, with a 57, entries, all male ama- was winner of this few dolphin were being 178-455. gross to a prize for the USGA Senior Champion- caught along with catch- shortest drive. teurs, 55 years or old- ship Committee mem- week's action in dirty EARLY BIRD LET US GET YOUR TV READY er, who have handicaps Dozen Plus competition es of kingfish and bot- Co-chairmen of this ber in charge of the Pine tom species. Team Won Lost year's event are Frank FOR FALL PROGRAMMING. of 10 or less at USGA Tree qualifier. at Boca Raton Country Kookaburras 4 member clubs. Club. 0 Leahy, insurance man, Peacocks 4 0 and Walter Haydenj At Atlanta there's 36 It was the regular Team for Swans 3 weekly low net tourna- 1 realtor. Tickets may be 399-2266 holes of stroke play to Fields Cardinals 3 1 purchased from either trim the field to 32 for ment. In addition, ladies were honored at lunch, golf title Pelicans 2 2 of them or by calling match play. Team #5 2 2 the office of Robert Roy 2174 N.E. 1st Avenue Daniels won the sen- wins RP Harl Crowell and Bill Ida Jacoby and Peg Blue Jays 2 2 Insurance Agency. Re- Boca Raton ior amateur in 1961 and Hetherington tied for Team#8 2 2 Class B honors. Each of Graham teamed at Uni- served starting times TV 1966, and has taken the versity Park Thursday Skylarks 1 3 are also available from Florida Senior title six tourney the golfers had a net to win the best ball of Humming Birds 1 3 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on a times. A new USGA sen- Lucille Fields shot an score of 58. two tournament. Mynah Birds 0 4 ior kingis assured since even 40 in golf at Royal Class C went to Paul The duo posted a com- Sandpipers o 4 defender Ray Palmer of Palm Yacht and Country Silirie for his net score bined score of 75. High team game and tri- Lincoln Park, Mich., did Club Thursday. of 58. In the ladies division Second place went to ple, Kookaburras, 645- Tournament for the of play, Chris Brentlin- Nadine Tapscott and 1847; individual high and day was tee to green, us- Ruth Davis for their 79. triple; Carolyn Cleaver, Can You Beat Us ? ing full handicap. ger posted the best score. The runner-up Mrs. Tapscott was also 180-507!___ Second place went to low putt winner of the Twenty-nine per cent Ruth Kerber for a score was Margaret Bealler. day with 32. * 90% Residential Financing to Qualified Properties and at the of 41. Harl Crowell also of West Germany's Purchasers. BOCA RATON Sixteen players were households are central- Alice Fraser was took the nearest to the on the course. * 27 Years on New Construction COUNTRY CLUB flag contest on hole ly heated. third with 43. Fifteen * Wore than Competitive Rates Pro Shop — Driving Range players were in the number four. His tee c l Club Rentals field. shot stopped 12 inches Crystal like

A spaceagency au- 1.00 VALUE thority has suggested TAME CREME that engineers gradua- ting this year know only RINSE BY TON8 half what they will need 8 OUNCE to know to deal with the LIMIT ONE technology of the late 1970's " TIGIS?" TWIN Dr. George Mueller, MILDEW STOP who directs ' manned TWIN PACK UTILITY CARPETS space flight programs, PERFECT FOR CAR, KITCHEN, ETC. LIMIT ONE 100 noted that this is the REGULAR 49c corollary of another ob- VALUE servation: that half the knowledge an engineer had when he graduated in MEN'S-LADIES' RAINCOATS 1958 is now obsolete. IMPORTED 1.39 VALUE SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE AND EXTRA LARGE 9 PAIR BEADED SHOE CURTAINS RACK Tarpon Springs, home of the "Greek sponge fleet" is a popular tourist step on .Florida's Gulf coast. I design and make LIMIT custom beaded cur- ONE tains. All Sizes to VALUE fit your decor, at I ALL METAL, PLASTIC TIPPED LEGS, GIVES prices you can af- ADDED STORAGE SPACE ford to Pay. 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None of the items at Buy with confidence from who presides at the the museum are for Americas largest jewelers stand is Joao Alves, one The two-story build- TOWEL DISPENSER ing is -one of three re- sale, but art-minded 500 stores coast to coast JUST PRESS A BUTTON TO UN- of Brazil's best primi- tourists will have no 4.95 VALUE stored buildings which Diamonds to $5000 ROLL A CLEAN DRY TOWEL. tive artists. sit in a small cove on trouble finding things to STOPS AUTOMATICALLY, NO m Such a state of affairs buy in Salvador. In the Watches to $1300 the shore of the Bay '60 Day money back guarantee If not CORD, OPERATES ON 2 FLASH- is fairly typical of life of All Saints, one of the lower part of the city LIGHT BATTERIES. 2.88 in this one-time royal is the. Modelo Market, satisfied on any purchase world's most historical QUART PLASTIC WEDGY port, where today ar- and most beautiful where one can buy wood Shoppers Expert watch repair tistic talents blossom natural harbors. carvings and other de- FOOD CONTAINER in every corner of one corator items. 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Clippers that link Bra- featuring haunting REG. zil with the United States paintings of Brazilian 99c and other countries of primitive artists show- 66 the world.- ing Macumba ceremon- NOW IN BOCA RATON -"Art and history walk ies or children at play. band in hand here, and Some of Cravo's twist- more arid more visitors ed metal sculptures also to serve you better to Brazil are finding are dispalyed. POWER Salvador a fascinating Perhaps the most in- cie journey on their teresting part of the mu- iuth American visits. seum is upstairs, where FLORIDA STATE EDGER In a sparkling white life-size dummy models 5x7 COLOR building that was once have been clothed in the ENLARGEMENT a 17th Century fazenda elaborately sumbolic FINGERTIP CONTROLS, (ranch house) one ofdresses and sashes of VISION SERVICE BRiGGS-STRATTON FROM YOUR FAVORITE ENGINE COLOR NEGATIVE 601 S. Federal Hwy. 54.95 VALUE LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON THRU MON. 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OCCUPANCY THIS FALL ^ ence, effective this month. New to FAU are Dr. CLOISTER Anthony Lombardo and Dr. Franklin A. Schultz, First Bank and Trust keeps the windows open to DEL MAR assistant professors of 6 o'clock on Fridays. 17 STORY OCEANFRONT CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCE chemistry, Dr. Ralph M. So you can wind up your own business, but still do JUST SOUTH OF THE BOCA RATON INLET/BOCA RATON. FLORIDA Adams, instructor of bi- business at First Bank or University National before 2-3 bedroom apartment homes and ological sciences and penthouses with 2 oceanfront balcony terraces Levie Jo McNab, assist- the weekend. from $34,750 ant professor of psy- How's that for "bankers'hours"? Fully furnished and decorated exhibit apartment chology. homes are open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Dr. Lombardo is a graduate of Queens Col- CLOISTER^ DEL MAR lege and Syracuse Uni- 1180 South Ocean Boulevard • Boca Raton. Florida versity and is current- Phone Boca Raton 399-5022 ly research associate ccnc.lv.d, cr.at.d onj d.v.lop.d by Edg.wai.r P.* Sol.s, Inc., A Sub.ldicry of and doctoral candidate BEAUY HMD CDNSTDUCTION CORPORATION OF NEW YORK 1ND FLORIDA MffilTMH IOIIDEIS SIKM 111! at the University of C al- ifornia at Santa Bar- bara. Dr. Schultz studied at SELLING YOUR HOME? Texas Western College and Orange Coast (Calif.) College and For Best Results holds degrees f-rom Cal Tech and the University of California, River- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE side. He was research chemist with Beckman Instruments Inc. atFul- WITH MIS lerton, Calif. He is married. Dr. Adams attended SEE YOUR REALTOR New York University (Washington Heights) REALTORS OF BOCA RATON and holds degrees from The following ORYAL E. HADLEY, the University of Miami. are members 400 E. Palmetto Pk. He has taught in the biol- of the Boca Road, 395-2244. ogy department at Mi- Raton Board HELEN HODOWAL, ami and was with its of Realtors. Realtor. 330 E. Palmetto Doing busi- Institute of Marine Sci- Pk. Rd., 399-6258. ence and was biolo- ness with 1 them you are F. WOODROW KEETON, gist with the Seafood Re- assured the highest 2950 N. Ocean Boule- search Lab of the Uni- type of service that can vard, 395-5252. versity of California at be administered in the MACLAREN & ANDER- San Francisco. He is field of Eeal Estate SON, 135 E. Palmetto Practice. Park Rd., Boca Raton. married and has two 395-1333 children. CROSBY W. ALLEY, 21 MADDOX REALTY, 507 McNab is a Florida S.E. 3rd St., 395-4404- N.E. 20th St., 395-2900 Atlantic University NICK AMRHEIN, 7601N. MEDALLION REALTY. graduate. He was with Fed. Hwy., 391-1166. 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Air University, FAU, ARVIDA KEALTY 395-2421. and was department di- SALES, Inc., 998 S. rector and training Federal Hwy,395-2000. THOMAS J. MEREDITH, Realtor, 42 S.E. 2nd St. officer with the Air ATLANTIC BOCA PJione 395-1515. Force Jet Bomber Me- REALTY, 101 E. Pal- chanical School. metto Pk. Rd., Boca J.C. MITCHELL & Raton, 395-8500. SONS, Inc., 22 S. Fed- Twenty-five thousand eral Hwy., 395:4711. Big Brothers provide BANYAN REALTY,INC. MOTHERWELL REAL- adult friendship and 234 S. Federal Highway, TY, 757 S. Federal Hwy. guidance to fatherless Boca Raton, Florida — 395-4044. boys. Phone; 395-3535. F. BYRON PARKS, Via BATEMAN and CO.,Mizner, Royal Palm 1299 S. Ocean Blvd., Plaza, 395-3700. Boca Raton, 395-9355. PETRUZZELLI REAL- W.P. BEBOUT, 140 N. TY, toe, 2325 N. Ocean Fed. Hwy., 395-8155. Boulevard, 395-0822. PLASTRIDGE, INC. STEPHEN J. BODZO 224 S. Federal Hwy., REALTY, INC. - 5501 395-1433. N. Fed. Hwy. 395-8200 THE REAL ESTATE -BRANNON REALTY, CORNER, INC. 60 S. Inc., 330 E. Palmetto Federal Highway, 395- Pk. Rd., 391-2444. 4624. CAMINO GARDENS RONAN REALTY, 2800 REALTY INC., P.O. N. Fed. Hwy., Boca Ra- Box 520, Phone 395-7020. ton, 39|rQ083. OH YEAH! CARLEN APPRAISAL RlCHAft&F. ROSS, 110 East Palmetto " Park WELL AND REALTY INC. 450 \ E. Palmetto Park Rd..-. Road, Boca Raton, Fla. 399-4440. , .; 399-6444. POP'S ROYAL PALM REALTY SUE O. CHERRY, Real- CORP., 30? Golfview tor, 960 S.E. 20th Avenue Dr- 395-166%: Deerfield Beaeh, Florida SLONE REALTY MORE 399-5500. '** ... Main Office: 912 N. BRUCE E. BARRELL Dixie Hwy:;- 399-1223 Realtor, 425 E. Palmet- Branch; 6299 N. Federal INSURANCE to Park Rd., 395-1322. 391-2640 WM. DAY Inc., 500 S. TOWN & COUNTRY THAN Federal Hwy., 395-0220. PROPERTIES, 330 E. PETER F. DOR AN, 133 Palmetto Park Rd., YOURS. Boca Raton Rd,, Phone, 391-0434. INSURE WITH "DAY" 395-1102. VISTA REALTY, INC. FIRST REALTY CORP. No. 2 N. Fed. Hwy., BE SURE TOMORROW! 20 S.E. 1st 'Avenue, Boca Raton, 395-5824. First Bank and Trust 395-8600. WEEKES REALTY CO. Company of Boca Raton. N.A/Royai Palm Road and S.E.First Avenue/395-4420 FLORIDA- SITES, Inc. INC., 100 S. Federal Hwy., 395-1214. A NATIONAL BANK 38 S.E. 4th St. 395-1890. 500 S. FEDERAL HWY. EDWARD GARVY.701E: M.N. WE1J8, & SONS, Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca Inc., 855' S. Federal Member, Federal Deposit fnsurance Corpor**'on Raton, Fla. 391-0900A Hwy., 395-4000

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Presidents were among

floral designer's clients

By SANDY WESLEY and moved to Madison Avenue Dwight D, Eisenhower and Har- where he opened a shop, Hes- ry Truman. "Your window display is what sion and Kather, and displayed The Kuenstners still have a draws the customers because floral arrnagements in a five much blotched and ink stained they remember what they see," dimension window. note from Edna Ferber, famed said Walter Kuenstner. In New York he did floral author, asking them to send a arrangements for the home and corsage to her mother, Julia, Kuenstner ought to know. He plant of Thomas Edison when for Mother's Day. was an internationally famous Edison held a party to cele- Even so, Kuenstner, whose Kueirstner's arrangement of gardenias and ferns. "The setting is just as important as the florist and floral designer un- brate the discovery of the in- customers thought nothing of arrangement." til he retired a few years ago candescent light bulb. spending hundreds of dollars and came to Florida to bask in He also did work for Mrs. ' on flowers - one customer sent pie in South America or Eu- He also likes single Asters the sun. Andrew Carnegie, United Art- for 25 orders of a dozen flow- rope do. that look like daisies. Kuenstner was born and ists when Arthur Krim held par- ers one time - admits that the Most Europeans and South "Nature should always play raised in Germany. It was his ties after premieres of pic- people in the United States do Americans are Latins and La- an important role in a dis- uncle who steered him into his tures, President and Mrs. John not spend as much time or mon- tins by native love luxuries, play," he added. "Roses look career as a floral display de- Kennedy, Kritz Chrysler, ey on floral displays asthepeo- so they think nothing of having best when they're displayed as they grow - the large flower below and the bud on top - because it does more for the colors." He's also partial to a long stemmed rose in a crystal vase. Crotons, he said are great as foliage because for every flower in your garden you've got a color croton which com- Walter Kuenstner pliments the color of the flower. elaborate floral displays," he He also had a tip for home said. floral arrangers. If you like Kuenstner always took into to work with crotons, wrap the consideration the type of home, stems in newspaper and place the furniture, the color scheme them in water up to their ears. and the period of the furniture Leave them lile that forihree"' and home before he would begin days. Then they'll last longer working on his display. in your display. Reason? "Color," he said, "is most They've developed roots dur- important in a display." ing those three days. His favorite flowers are For the people who like large cornflowers, and the most beau- floral displays, Kuenstner sug- tiful display he's ever seen he gested using large vases with said was one which utilized skinny necks. "If the vase has Kuenstner begiirs arrangement with ferns placed in a Next comes the gardenias. bunches of cornflowers and a fat neck the flowers never bunches of red carnations. sit right," he said. flower holder, signer. "My uncle suggested to my ' parents that I attend a school of window display and floral designing". So he did. And by 1922 he was engaged by the Casa Flora, leading florist in Rio de Janiero, Bra- zil. His work with the florist meant making arrangements for all of the prominent families in Rio de Janiero. He also did the arrangements for the wedding of the president of Brazil's daughter. One arrangement he remem- SAVE BY 10th bers well was a display for the birth of a first baby. South Americans traditionally send a floral display as a gift to the baby's parents. The display is either used as a center piece 70 or a decorative arrangement. PER ANNUM paid and Kuenstner's arrangement compounded quarterly was displayed on the mother's bridal veil. It featured sprays on Passbook Savings of Lilies of the Valley, two storks on each side, a small doll snuggled in the main ar- EARN from 1st rangement and two baby shoes with Lilies of the Valley. He also remembers a Jap- anese display he did for the American Ambassador te Bra- zil and an arrangement featur- MORE PEOPLE think first of First Federal— ing a cross of red roses for the Roman Catholic Cardinal when he visited. because First Federal thinks MOREof YOU ! He also did the floral displays for the 1922 World's Fair in Rio de Janiero. TICKETS MOVING In 1928 at the encouragement of the American ambassador, FAST! Kuenstner decided to try his FIRST luck in the United States. Lucky Houston Oilers he was. He soon became manager of the decorating depart- FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION ment of Goldfarb's 13 shops. He vs DOLPHINS held the post for 15 years be- of Delray Beach fore he decided to strike out Ed Earnhardt September f4 on his own. VICE PRESIDENT & First venture was . to buy BOCA RATON BOCA RATON DELRAY BEACH 8P.M. out Hession, famous florist in BRANCH MANAGER New York City. "We had our 601 N. Federal Hvyy* 645 E. AtianticAve. Orange BowS own greenhouse in the flor- Phone 395-2121 Phone 276-631! ist," Mrs, Kuenstner recalls. "That's pretty unusual in New Then he bought out Kather til

n 2E Smdcv, S.Tt S l?o . BOCA RATON NEWS ANN LANDERS 'Terrific girl9 can't express an opinion

Monday, Sept. 9 Dear Ann Landers: about that." Her favor- iority complex? Please "terrific" you must there's a war on or not. put the sock in your I'm a college graduate, ite expression is, advise. have a little strudel in Keep reminding him and pocket. Ask the very Jobmobile, neighborhood center, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 25 years of age, and "That's out of this -BISMARCK your noodle also. hope he catches on. But first male you encount- Corsage class, garden center, 10 a.m. have been dating a ter- world." Lately she has Dear Bismarck: I don't expect miracles. er if he will give you a Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1 p.m. rific girl. I am baffled been saying, "Sock it don't believe Lorraine Dear Ann Landers: hand with your foot. I Jet's football practice, pony league field, 6:30p.m. by her reluctance to ex- to me" whether it makes has an inferiority com- My guy is in Vietnam. Dear Ann Landers: I can't imagine anyone Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7:15 p.m. press an opinion and sense or not. i have the plex. It sounds as if Before he left the States hope you won't think this saying no. wonder what it means. feeling she picks up she is actually inferior. I wrote to him at least letter is too insane to Royal Oak Bridge Club, scout hut, 7:30 p.m. Confidential to All Progressive Bridge game, community center, 7:30. I have attempted to get phrases she hears be- If you have been listen- twice a week and sent print because I would Lorraine to speak out cause she is afraid to ing to "That's out of small gifts to let him like an answer to my Tensed Up: The trou- Business and Professional Woman's Club, Boca Ra- on a variety of subjects this world. . .", and ble with a girl who ton National Bank, 8 p.m. express an original know I was thinking of question and I think you but all she will say is, idea. Can this be shy- "To tell you the him. can give it to me. tries too hard to make Tuesday, Sept. 10 "To tell you the truth, ness? Or would you say truth...", for six Now that he is over- I went skiing a few an impression is that I don't know how I feel Lorraine has an infer- months and think this is seas I write every day weeks ago and broke my she comes off looking Sketch group, Art Guild, 10 a.m. and send two or three leg. I have it in a cast like a girl who is try- Kiwanis Club, New England Oyster House, noon. packages a week- now and the leg is stiff ing too hard to make County legal aid, neighborhood center, 1:30 p,m. nothing expensive, and it Is impossible for an impression. Relax County public health nursing and immunization Ann, just handmade, me to put a sock on. I live and be yourself. clinic, neighborhood center, 2 p.m. gimmicky things and alone and the two other Too many couples go Piano instruction, community center, 3 p.m. dime store trinkets that tenants on my floor are from matrimony to Brownies, scout hut, 3:30 p.m. will give him a laugh. little old ladies who have acrimony. Don't let your Baton instruction, scout hut, 3:30 p.m. probably never seen a marriage flop before it. Violin registration, community center, 4 p.m. He always forgets to man's naked foot. gets started. Send for Migrant legal aid, neighborhood center, 6:30 p.m. say thank you and It is embarrassing to Ann Landers' booklet, Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.nv it bothers me. I am for- come to the office "Marriage - What Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, 7. ever writingto ask if he with no sock on but I to Expect," Send your Oil painting, community center, 7:30 p.m0 received this or that. He don't know what else I request to Ann Landers Table tennis for adults, community center, 7 .-30 p.mD invariably replies, can do about it. Do you in care of your news- Lady Lions, members homes, 7:30 p.m0 "Yes, I got it." Is it know of any trick way paper enclosing 50 cents American-Italian Social Club, University Bowl, petty of me to expect to put a sock on over a in coin and a long, 7:30 p.m. some sort of an ac- cast? Thanks a lot. stamped, self-address- BPO Does Drove 173, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. knowledgment? I want —NICK ed envelope. Wednesday, Sept. 11 to marry the guy one Dear Nick: If there's Ann Landers will be day and I wonder if he not a single person in the glad to help you with Story hour, Boca Raton Library, 9 a.m. is like this because of whole world you can ask your problems. Send Debbie-Rand board of trustees, hospital develop- the war, or will he be to help you put on a sock them to her in care of ment office, 9:30 a.m. like this forever? over your cast, you have Boca Raton News, Box Men's Bridge Club, scout hut, noon. -G.I.'s GIRL more trouble than a na- 3346, Chicago, Illinois, Rotary Club, New England Oyster House, 12:15 p.m. Dear Girl: People who ked foot, Mister. 60 6 5 4, enclosing a . Girl Scouts, scout hut, 3 p.m. have good manners say When you leave the stamped, self-address- Tap and ballet, community center, 3 p.m. thank you whether house in the morning, ed envelope. Jet's football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. Judo instruction, community center, 7 p.m. Organ for adults, community center, 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, scout hut, 7:30 p.m. SAFES Epsilon Pi chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, member's Happy House New ond Used homes, 8 pom3 Boca Raton Association for Retarded Children, First United Methodist Church, 8 p.m. By CLAIRE ARCHER Request from Mrs. Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11 St., 8 p.m. Do you have a question B.B. - Would you please Alcoholics Anonymous, open discussion, First Unit- pertaining to interior tell me how I can achieve Ed Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. decorating? Mrs. Ar- a smart looking all white Judo instruction (adults), community center, 8:30. cher will, bedroom? Thursday, Sept. 12 be happy Dear Mrs. B.B. - to ans-• Varied textures, such as Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Royal Palm Cafeteria, wer your a shag carpet, a ribbed 7:30 a.mo q-u e s- fabric for bedspreads Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. t.i o n s. and a velvet for draper- ? Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal Palm Request1 ies would create an in- WALL SAFE 58° Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. s hould teresting one-color Inside—9ixHx8»/a in. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. be sent room. Then step up the SECURITY SAFE SALES Soroptimist, Dutch Pantry, 12:15 p.m. dominance of white by 5449 N. Federal Hwy. Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts., 1p.m. to the Ft. Lanrierdale — 585-21011 B o c a; adding a few spots of Girl Scouts, scout hut, 3 pom. Children's theater, community center, 4 p.m. R a t o n •' vivid color. Ballroom dancing, community center, 7:30 p.m. News T able tennis for adults, community center, 7:30 p.m. Some of the male people might say wool never looked this good on with Mrs. Archer Weight Watchers, First Federal Savings and Loan sheep. Some of the newer female residents will begin , to: wonder, envel- bank, 7:30 p.m. wool in Florida? Just stick around folks. Those wool a--lines,. so . Jaycees, Whitef ord bldg., 8 p.m. fashionable up north under fur coats will feel mighty good around Jan- Request from Mrs. Masonic Lodge 328,7171N. Federal Highway, 8p.m. C.J.Y. - The predomi- uary and February under a light stole in the evening or just as is dur- nant colors in my Friday, Sept. 13 ing the day in sunny Florida. Oriental rug are red and Duplicate bridge, community center, 12:30 p.m. blue. My couch is Veterans service, American Legion Hall, 2 p.m. covered in a blue and Billiard instruction, community center, 3:30 p.m. Training white print and three Organ for children, community center, 4 p.m. chairs are in a pale Jets football practice, pony league field, 6:30 p.m. creamy yellow. Would Golf instruction, community center, 7:30 p.m. course set you please be kind STOCKS enough to suggest a Saturday, Sept. 14 Boca Raton Com- color to paint the walls munity Hospital will BONDS Drum instruction, community center, 9:30 a,m, of my living room and sponsor a one-week a color to use for up- Chess Club for children, community center, 10 a.m. course for training MUTUAL FUNDS Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10. holstery material for unit assistants. The one small chair? Intermediate band, community center, 10:30 a.m. classes will begin Mon- Beginning band, community center, 11:30 a.m.day, and will be held Dear Mrs. C.J.Y. - Guitar instruction, community center, 1 p.m. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., How about a tint of the Judo instruction, community center, 1 p.m. through Friday under red in the rug for the Roller skating, scout hut, 1:30 p.m. the supervision of Miss walls? For the small Let Us Help You Choose the Mutual Teenage dance, community center, 8 p.m. Gloria Green, inservice chair, use a sharp Fund Best Suited to Your Investment Daily: Shuffleboar', 1-5, 7-10 p.m. (Sunday 6-10 education director. green. Objectives. Our Account Executives p.m.); beaches, ^:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; tennis, sun-up- A unit assistant is a are Well Informed and will Serve You 10 p.m.; Kiddie Korral with picnic area. Request from Mrs. J. with Unbiased Advice. clerical aide functioning C.P. - I have bought a under the direct super- yellow davenport and vision of the head nurse. two bright tangerine GRIFFIN Club will She performs general chairs for my small receptionist duties for apartment living room. FLOORING CO. doctors, visitors, and Swatches of fabric for see film hospital personnel. In 'Griffin Has The Floor" the davenport and chairs addition, she assists are enclosed. What col- Mitch Woodbury will with the keeping of nurs- or would you advise for LAIRD, BISSELL & MEEDS. INC. VINYL show a film depicting the ing records. walls, sheer curtains Members New York and American Stock Exchanges CORK art of movie making at The hospital employs and carpet? , and Principal Commodity Exchanges the Boca Buckeye Club's unit assistants for all Dear Mrs. J.C.P. - CARPET first meeting of the sea- three hospital shifts. Have the walls yellow* Arvida Building Boca Raton, Florida son Wednesday, Sept, Any woman, 18 years of and the curtains and FORMICA age or older, interested carpet a soft warm Phone 395-7300 white. SANDING The meeting will be in the free course, may held at noon in Schraffts contact the personnel ForFall 1968, a threepiece sweater outfit. .. FINISHING Restaurant and is open department at the hos- a long camel hair wrap sweater is belted at to all former Ohioans pital. the waist, pocketed, notch collared, and FREE ESTIMATES residing or visiting in About 100,000 Ameri- epauletted at the shoulder. A sleeveless mock Boca Raton. Reserva- can fishermen depend TEA and FASHION SHOW 118 N. Federal Hwy. tions chairman is Mrs. turtle shell and an accordian pleat skirt com- Delray CR 8-1210 on the tidelands for their plete the monotone coordinates., Lester Benson. livelihood. Monday Sept.9 2:00 - 4:00 P.M. Everyone Loves A AVIS INTERIOR SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON \M BUICK DESIGNS 1450 N. Federal Hwy. 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like visitors when she's their dignity when taken speaker of the group 60th wedding anniver- ful way to celebrate an By SANDY WESLEY not properly dressed by surprise, she proud- tell why they should vote sary in Montega Bay, anniversaryj doesn't it. and made UP« However» ly gathered her skirts for George Wallace for Jamaica, The couple The Webers were mar- most the other day and with president. It's just a will leave here a few ried Sept, 24, 1908 in the help of Bob Galla- topic and an exercise in days before the anni- Springfield, 111. and'they gher, she not only wel- persuasive rhetoric, but versary and will tour came to Boca Raton in comed us but made sure it struck the speaker too the Jamaica area. 1955. They have three we knew that although that George Wallace Sounds like a wonder- children. this may not be the best should become such a time of the year to see formidable candidate as her. come October 12th to be taken even slight- Wedding is performed she 11 be the best look- ly serious. Serious is ing lady in Boca Ra- what he's being taken ton. these days. It's like the in national cathedral The hotel at the pres- speaker told us the oth- ent time is minus some er day, "I didn't take Kathleeen Ann Blake, baby's breath. ceilings and plenty of him serious until I read daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vartanian moldings because cen- more about him* Now I Mrs. Charles Little of New York City ser- tral air conditioning un- see he's saying what Blake, Arlington, Vir., ved as as matron of its are being installed. people want to hear." exchanged wedding vows honor. Carole Lynn and She's also minus one Anything goes even with Albert Grant Elizabeth Susan Blake, hallway which has been third and fourth party Thornbrough, Toronto sisters of the bride; converted into a pantry candidates in the Unit- and Boca Raton, in the Mrs. Jon, C. Staiger, for the newly done kitch- ed States these days. Bethlehem Chapel of the Miami, sister of the en. Thus there will only Washington Cathedral bridegroom; and Mrs. Mrs. David Timothy Galshack be one entrance, besides Members of woman's Wayne D. Thornbrough, the boat dock entrance, Washington D.C., Sat- committee for Ameri- urday, August 24th. The Boston, Mass, served into the cathedral dining can Institute of Bank- as the other bridal at- room. bridegroom is the son Couple to reside here ing in Palm Beach of Mr. and Mrs. Albert tendants. Workmen are busy County, launched the Adam Thornbrough. putting the finishing season with a brunch The attendants were touches on the hotel's Saturday in Sir William Yellow Fujii chrysan- gowned in yellow peau- following wedding trip new night club, built out Johnson Inn. Myra Ap- themums accented ar- de-soie with a panel of over the lake, and ex- plegate, First Bank and rangements of white Venice lace and carried Sarah Jane Fallon, matching Alencon lace tending the covered Trust Co., was chair- snapdragons and stock cascades of yellow and daughter of Mr. and appliques and clusters walkway along the wa- man of the event. in the chapel and in the white carnations with Mrs. Frank W. Fallon, of seed pearls. A cha- ter from the main build- floral appointments for baby's breath. Auburn, N.Y., and St. pel length train flowed ing to the tower, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester the reception which fol- Petersburg, exchanged from the bodice back and great hall which also C. Weber, 930 Osceola lowed at the Kenwood The bridegroom was wedding vows with Da- the full length candle- will be completed when Dr., will celebrate their Country Club in Bethes- attended by Douglas #id-Timothy Galshack, light silk illusion the hotel opens. da, Maryland. Marr of Islington, On- tario as best man. His son of Mrs. Frank Gal- veil was held with Mrs. Ronald L. Van Kampen Ah me, all of these Ferguson shack,! Hallandale, Aug. a cluster of glad- changes. Boca residents The bride wore an brother, Wayne Thorn- 31 in Auburn. ioli blossoms. She held will find it hard to rec- empire-styled gown of brough, Jon Staiger, Ro- The bride attended a bouquet of phaleonop- Couple exchanges vows ognize the grand old gets honors white peau-desoie with bert Mcfarlene Is- Mount Carmel High sis orchids and white lady. She's being plenty Kenneth Roger Fer- Venice lace on the lington, and Haynes School, Auburn Com- and yellow roses. rejuvenated. bodice, short sleeves Johnson of Stuart were guson, 790 S.W. Fourth and the edge of her ca- munity College in Au- Mrs. Kurt Franzen- St., is among students the other attendants. burn and Florida Atlan- in double ring ceremony Speaking of changes. thedral train. A lace burg, a cousin of the placed on the honor roll pillbox held her English After a wedding trip tic University. The bride, was matron of A sign of the changing at University of Texas. illusion veil, and she to England, Scotland and bridegroom a graduate honor, Bridesmaids Patricia Distefano, Lauderdale and ring times is when a club Kenneth is the son of Mr. carried a cascade ar- Wales the couple will Wf Miami - Dade Junior were Connie Fallon and daughter of Mr. and bearer was Donald Bu- like the Toastmistress and Mrs. J. E. Fergu- rangement of white live in Winter Park, College, will graduate Mary Jean Fallon. Mrs. Pasquela Diste- walde. proposes a student son. sweetheart roses en- where the bridegroom from Florida Atlantic Bestman was Richard fano, Bricktown, N. J., For her daughter's closed in gladioli florets will complete his senior University in March Galshack, the bride- exchanged wedding vows wedding, Mrs. Diste- BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, Sept. 8, 1968 3B with stephanotis and year at Rollins College, with a degree in ac- groom's brother. Ush- with Ronald L. Van fano wore an a-line silk cpunting. He served five ers were John Fallon, Kampen, son of Mr. and chiffon dress with lace years U.S. brother of the bride, and Mrs." Leenis Van Kam- overcoat, matching ac- Air Forcein. the """ Lawrence- Casey- - .- pen, 1151 S. W. Tenth cessories and a red tea ; The bride wore The wedding break- St., in a double ring rose corsage. a semi-fitted gown of fast and reception fol- ceremony Saturday. Mrs. Van Kampen candlelight peau de soie lowed, The ceremony was of- chose an a-line apricot with.-an empire bodice, Following a tour of ficiated by Rev. Albert chiffon dress with short sleeves and an the eastern states, the Shiphorst in First Pres- amber sequin trim, A-line skirt. The gown couple is residing at byterian Church. apricot accessories and wis accented with 315 N.W. 20th St. The bride, given in a white tea rose cor- marriage by her father, sage. 1 wore an empire gown oft A candlelight dinner Nancy Maull becomes white crepe and chan-? reception at Sir William tilly lace accenteoVby a, Johnson Inn followed the lace train and lace»bell ceremony. shaped sleeves. Her veil The bride is a grad- bride of Daniel Roth of double illusion was uate of Lakewood Sen- caught in an old fash- m Nancy Lynn Maull and Seacrest High School ior High School in Lake- Daniel George Roth and the University of ion bonnet and ended at wood, N.J. and attend- were married Saturday Florida and is now a the tip of the train. She ed Hunter College, New in the First Methodist graduate student in phil- held a colonial bouquet York City. She pres- Church. osophy at the University. of daisies and white tea ently is employed at Bo- of Chicago. roses with yellow vel- ca Raton National Eank. The bride, daughter of vet bows and stream- Mr. and Mrs. Harold The bridegroom, son 1 The bridegroom, a V. Maull, 793 Appleby of Mrs. J_ A. Roth and ers. graduate of Fort Lau- St., was graduated from the late Dr. J. A. Roth, Maid of honor, Miss derdale High School, at- Delray Beach, was Linda Van Kampen, Bo- tended Broward Junior graduated from Sea- ca Raton, wore an em- College. He -is asso- Bruce Alger crest High School, the pire gown of yellow ciated with Van Con- University of Florida, crepe and a ringlet of struction Company. and the Johns Hopkins daisies with olive green Following a wedding will speak School of Medicine; he velvet bow and stream- trip to Puerto Rico, the 5 Bruce Alger will be is currently finishing ers in her hair. Her co- couple will reside in guest speaker at the residency training at the lonial bouquet also fea- Boca Raton Square. first meeting of the sea- University of Chicago. tured daisies with olive son for Poinciana Wom- The couple will live green velvet bow and in Chicago, HI. streamers. en's Republican Club, Dale Buwalde, Lake for the Tuesday, Sept. 10. Intricate 14K gold pt-.r tot-si-. \,', Worth, flower girl, VA carat. , •"•' The luncheon meeting Resume CORRECT TIM $119 |»111 be held at noon in wore an a-line dress of L^eerfield Beach Coun- yellow crepe and a ring- 24 hours a day try Club. Reservation classes let of daisies identical to Gall 395-2610 chairman is Mrs. Carl the maid of honor's. She Nadley, and hostesses Baton twirling class- held a white basket with courtesy of wilD'be Mrs. Barry es will resume Sept. daisies and olive green Greene, Mrs. Clayton 10 at the Community velvet ribbons. BOCA RATON Lex and Mrs. Randall Center. Best man was Phillip NATIONAL BANK Lightbody. The class sponsored Michie, Pompano by recreation de- Beach; usher was S. Fed. at Camino Real ;; Alger is former con- partment, will be taught Thomas Martin, Fort gressman from Texas. by Miss Sandy Meyer at 3:30 p.m. every Tues- Lonly one of Okla- day, New students may hpma s 31 rivers flows register Sept. 10, Whatever Your Taste in Elegant 14K gold pair with Wedding pai r of 14K gold wil n Bridal pair with eight dia- Six fiery diamonc north, the Poteau. tiA en diamonds. six diamonds. monds in 14K gold. bridai pair. $165 $110 $85 $50 THIS 9N THAT Elegant plains or THRIFT SHOPPE exciting prints -- - you'll find the "exactly right" 170 E. lees Rufoii Road fabric from our huge selection. No charge for making full length, regular or l LOTS OF GOODIES 5:x diamonds enhance KK Twelve diamonds in 14K gold Matched 14K Wec-Lo«» fi Bridal trio with th-o'- traverse, from $1.98 twelve diamonds. yd. gold bridal trio. Wed-Lok*duo. ondsin14Kgold. $250 $150 ea. $82.50 ea $195

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Preservation Hall Jazz Band Clebanoff Strings Jazz, classic, rock programs TIRED OF RETIREMENT? But you don't really care for full employment. Why riot call for an interview today regarding the financial field of stocks, bonds, and se- curities selling to select clientele. Student series to feature top musicians Call Mr. Bogren at 395-0546 for Appointment. BYER Florida Atlantic Un- And Away" will pre- first part a clas- Top television sing- auditorium with some- Henwood, and John INCORPORATED iversity's Student Se- sent a sparkling reper- sic string concert, the ing star John Gary, will thing good to look at Whittaker. Royal Palm Plaza Boca Raton, Flprida ries program for the toire that includes folk- second a "pops" con- be fifth in the Series,, as well as listen to. 1968-69 season is a nouveau, hard rock, and cert. The group is de- His rich, three-octave Ending the current bright, star-studded blues. scribed as an instru- voice range combined series will be Peter musical package with Those old favorites mental ensemble some- with his lithe athletic Nero, picked by disc contents varied enough who are now in their 21st where between the tra- figure and chiseled fea- jockeys over the country Jk Qndutiwq to offer something for million of record sales, ditional small chamber tures will provide those as the most programm- every taste. Ferrante and Teicher, group and a symphony of his millions of fans ed instrumentalist. His The performers fall will be the second offer- orchestra. who can squeeze into the piano playing will fea- Set amid stately trees, lush landscaping, classic fountains and statuary, the into almost every cate- ing of the Series Nov. ture a program ranging inspiring garden-type Mausoleum at Forest Lawn provide the dignity of above gory: singles, doubles, 12. This is the second from jazz to his char- ground burial in a noble resting place. We welcome your inspection at groups; young, old; consecutive year the acteristically ingenious any time. Pre-need selection offers family protection at lower use of the classics. His prices and wider choice of location. Write, call or visit for black, white; vocalists, two - piano team will color brochure and complete information. _ instrumentalists; new- grace the boards of Bi- School lunch menus concert will be given May 20. comers, old favorites; bletown Auditorium. Serving Broward anil Palm Beach Counties ' ' male, female. The most unique mu- BOCA RATON mixed fruit, yeast roll A seventh, as yet un- With one exception, sical entertainment of and with butter, milk. selected, entertainment the Bibletown Auditor- the season - or of many ADDISON MIZNER J.C. MITCHELL will complete the 1968- ium will again ac- seasons - will give age Monday - Weiner on Monday - Jiffy burg- 69 Series. commodate the artists its innings Feb. 20 when bun, baked beans, celery er, French fries, grape- Arrangements for the brought to Boca Raton by the Preservation Hall and carrot sticks, sliced fruit juice, cookie, milk. Series were made by the students of FAU. Jazz Band is present- peaches, milk. Tuesday - Chow mein the Lyceum Committee, Concerts start at 8:30 ed. Five elderly musi- Tuesday - Macaroni, with noodles, carrot appointed by FAUPres- p.m. cians, exponents of pre- beef and tomato casse- curls and celery sticks, dent Kenneth R. Wil- A sunny opener will Dixieland jazz, will give role, corn, cabbage, hot biscuit, fresh peach- liams and including be the 5th Dimension, a program of unre- carrot and raisin salad, es, milk. Mrs. Nan Hutchison, Oct. 7. Five talented hearsed, foot - thump- corn bread, milk. Wednesday - Bacon, dean of women; Harold young singers who rock- ing music that echoes Wednesday - Barbe- tomato and cheese sand- Burris - Meyer, pro- eted to fame with their the beat of Africa and cue chicken, buttered wich, green beans, car- fessor of drama and di- rendition of "Up, Up the cadences of the rice, mixed vegetables, rot curls, peanut butter rector of the Univers- French quadrille. This jello with strawberries, cookie, milk. ity Theatre; Dr. Eugene BUY - BUILD - SELL Thursday - Marzetti Crabb, chairman of fine performance will be biscuit and buttery milk. x BRANNON-'REALtY.rnc. given in the-University Thursday - Hoagie on with rf; cheese, cabbage arts; Louis Klitin, ra- and' carrot salad, orange dio - television engi- FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL GARDENS Realtor ' Theatre.. ,,... .,..'• bun, tomato wedges, po- 1 Complete Service On March 6 the Cle- tato chips, cake, milk. juice bar, hot biscuit, neer, and six students 200 N. W. 24th STREET (3 BLOCKS WEST OF DIXIE HIGHWAY) Property Management milk. —Howard Gevertz, Burt banoff Strings and Or- Friday - Fish POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 942-1520 330 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. chestra will perform a squares, buttered pars- Friday - Tuna fish Wilkins, Georgina Cruz, 391-2444 391-1984 two-part program: the ley potatoes, cole slaw, salad, tomato and let- Ella Kurpiewski, Steve tuce, potato chips, hot rolls, sliced pineapple, milk. Miss Vaughn HOMES at See Boca Raton's charming MOST BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOMES is elected Patricia E. Vaughn, Sherwood Park! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, 3550 N.E. Fourth Ave,,, has been elected vice WHY LIVE BY THE FOOT—WHEN president of Alpha Iota Sorority at Jones Col- lege, Jacksonville. Miss YOU CAN LIVE BY THE ACRE? Vaughn, an honor student, is majoring in court reporting. Spies gets degree 111 MODEL Iff 2 VERSIONS Jeffrey W. Spies, 965 S.W. 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1/2 teaspoon paprika 1/2 teasooon salt FEDERALLY INSPECTED 1/2 teaspoon pre- "SKINLESS" » pared mustard 1/4 teaspoon grated lime rind 1/4 cup lime juice BREAKFAST HICKORY SMOKED & SUGAR CURED 1/4 cup honey 2/3 cup salad oil "BY THE PIECE" Mix together paprika, salt, mustard, lime rind LB, and juice and honey. LEAN fc Then, gradually add oil, BACON beating constantly, until slightly thickened. POPPY SEED: Yield: 12/3 cups 3/4 cup sugar MIX OR MATCH 1 teaspoon dry BUDDIG SLICED mustard STEAKETTES214^ $1.79 1 teaspoon salt LB. DIRRS GOLD SEAL SLICED •TURKEY 3 02. 1/2cup cider vinegar HANDY BOLOGNA LB.59 • GHIGKEN PKGS. 1 teaspoon onion PAK COPELAND HOT OR MILD ROLL • CORNED BEEF ) juice LB.59 1 cup salad oil SAUSAGE « BEEF • HAM 4 teaspoons poppy seed Mix together sugar, mustard, salt, vinegar FLAME RED TOKAY and onion juice. Then MORTON gradually add oil, beating constantly, until thickened. Beat in pop- 8-0Z. py seed. GHIGKEN, LBS »SESAME SEED: Yield: POT 2 cups TURKEY OR 1/2 cup sugar PLUMP AND JUICY 1/2 teaspoon p aprika BEEF PIES 1/2teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard 6 0ZM0?EkAstbR THRIFTY MAID HARVEST FRESH SEEDLESS 1/2 cup cider vinegar HARVEST FRESH 11/2 teaspoon grated ORANGE JUICE ,99 GRAPES B S/$|jo onion 12 0Z. FROZEN ASTOR "•"VEST FRESH WESTERN LARGt HtAD 1/2 teaspoon Worces- ORANGE JUICE .99 fLETTUCE.22 tershire sauce 14 OZ. FROZEN MORTON ALL FLAVORS MOUNTAIN GROWN RED DELICIOUS ) Icup salad oil 1/4 cup toasted se- CREAM PIES 4 $1.00 APPLES 4 * BAG 59* < same seed. 13 OZ. EGGO FROZEN ' OR HARVEST FRESH SNOW WHITE Mix together sugar, WAFFLES .39 HALF CAULIFLOWER 3 SI JO paprika, salt, mustard, 10 OZ. McKENZIE FROZEN CUT OKRA OR GAL. CRANSHAW HARVEST FRESH RUSSET BAKING ' vinegar, onion and Wor- 8 cestershire sauce. BLACK EYED PEAS i/$1.00 MELONS POTATOES SBA C.4S Then, gradually add oil, 18 OZ. McKENZIE FROZEN .TURNIPS OR 20 OZ/ CHIFFON beating constantly, un- GUT SQUASH .29 MARGARINE ,33 til thickened. Beat in sesame seed. OUR FOOD PRICES ARE LOWER!

Foil cooking 6 OZ: CAN HUNT TOMATO French Peas PASTE 6/, 4 lettuce leaves 17 OZ. CAN GREEN GIANT ' . 2cups frozen peas ,..,4/418 1 onion slice, sep- 1PEA2 OZ. GREES N GIANT. NIBLETS OR arated into rings MEXICORN 4/.88 1/4 teaspoon salt COFf« Dash pepper 16 OZ. CAN GREEN GIANT FRENCH STYLE OR KITCHEN Margarine i 4tablespoons dark fe)FF|E tj LB. SLICED GREEN corn syrup BEANS 4/.S8 Place each lettuce U'A OZ. REGULAR OR 15 OZ. W/PINEAPPLE OR W/APPLE leaf on a square of hea- "GREAT FOR CAN GREEN GIANT SWEET vy duty aluminum foil BACK-TO-SCHOOL POTATOES3/J8 large enough to wrap lOfcOZ. CAN GREEN GIANT CUT ' around 1/2 cup of peas. LUNCHES" Place 1/2 cup of peas in LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES ASPARAGUS 3.88 each lettuce leaf. Top BIG with onion rings; sea- . son with salt and pep- GALLON per. Dot each portion 32 OL with margarine and top with 1 tablespoon corn JAR syrup. Wrap, sealing #an# foil with double fold. LIMIT ONE WITH $3. ORDER OR MORE . & Place on grill set about EXCLUDING CIGARETTES te# 6 inches above coals. w Cook about 30 minutes. Makes 4 servings. we keep food prices down / JWw"i Calico Rice m%\ I 1 cup rice (not pre- 24-OZ. DIXIE DARLING SANDWICH (Reg 29c) cooked) ;lcup sliced celery BREAD 2/.49 LIMIT TWO 6 PKS. WITH $3. ORDER OR lpimiento, chopped 16 OZ. DIXIE DARLING (Reg. 29c) ' PACK MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES "Margarine RAISIN BREAD 2 ,43 12 OZ. CANS Mix rice and celery GIANT ROLL HUDSON ' in saucepan with amount BUMBLE BEE'S BEST of water and salt indi- TOWELS 3/.8B cated on rice package. TWIN PACK CRACKIN' GOOD DIP CHIPS OR ' Cook according to pack- 15 M, OZ. CAN HUNT STEWED OR SOLID PACK ' Consistent, age directions. Stir in ) pimiento. Makes about 4 cups. !6'2 OZ. SAUCE 4/.S8 CANS To reheat on grill: For each serving, place "CHUNKSTYLE" LIMIT ONE WIT'H $3. ORDER OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES 1 ctip cooked Calico Rice on piece of heavy duty aluminum foil large enough to wrap around it Dot rice with margarine. Wrap, sealing foiLl with double fold OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m ' (drugstore wrap). Heat on g*ill 5 minutes; turn CAMINO REAL AND and heat 5 minutes long- S.W. 3rd AVENUE er, * Keep sealed and CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER place at edge of grill until serving time. Makes 4 servings. 8B Sunday, Sept. 8, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS 10 a Help Female 10 B Help Male 15 A Miscellaneous Sale 15 G Merchandise Wanted 25 B Apartments for Ren) 25 f .Miscellaneous for Rent All around hair styl- SALESMAN to cover Folding Bed. TWIN size HAVING COMPANY? Furn. 1 Bedrm. & eff. store rent in new cb'm- ist. Preferably one Palm Beach, Broward plex Air cond. calls399« Public Notices Fiat Jolly, Surrey With Cost $21. Sell for $12. Need" extra ' dishes? apts. Air cond. 450* to with accent. Call for & Dade County. Phone Call 395-6035, glasses? silverware? Public beach, 3?9r445.3, 5922. Fringe on Top. Needs appt. 1-563-4912. before 12: noon. 395- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING some repair. Highest We can TEFLON any- beds? baby furniture? WAREHOUSE SPACEfV Maid for 3 days per week 14.45. . - -.-. RENT IT! Apartments for Rent. Office available 2375*-s:q. offer. After 5 PM, 825 'WAREHOUSE thing. Pans, grills, A PUBLIC HEARING will be N.W. 4th Ave. Delray General cleaning & Corning-ware etc. TAYLOR RENTAL Furn. or Unfurn. \ & fg.tel. 399-0243.--; held in the City Hall, 201 West ASSISTANT . 5th Ave. Shopping ¥\2L%9, 2 Bedrm. available. Ex- Palmetto Park Road, Boca 276-5893. ironing. Good pay. Gall Boca Tackle Shop Raton, Florida, by the Board 395-3974 * TRUCK DRIVERS 395-0969 1962 N. Federal Hwy. cellent location, Boca store for rent In "new of Adjustment at 7:30 P.M., 1965 VWO Karman Ghia • ••STORE PORTERS Boca Raton . area. 391-2512 complex, Air condition- on Monday, September 9, 1968, Radio, heater, excellent Cashier, Must be High Expansion requires ad- CHAIR, Decorator, Phone: 395-1877 ed, $125. mo. excellent to hear the petition of Mrs. condition $995. 275- School Graduate — Ov- dition a 1 manpower. Lawson, Shock Pink, iHAMPSTEAD VILLAGE B. Thomas Joy requesting a APTS. for Insurance-Company, variance of two (2) feet to 2551 - or 399-2986. er 18 years of age.In- Steady work, good pay, 'slightly faded. $35.Val- Use News Classified Carpet or Drapery the rear yard setback in order 1967 Chev. Van, 5 win- quire at Lindsley Lum- benefits. Experienced ue $175. 391-1506. 06O Glouchester St. Store. 399-5922 to; construct a swimming pool ber Co. 1850 N. Fed. Call: 15 H Baals-Motor or Sail N. Boca Raton. 1 bedrm, on the following described prop- dow, Aut« Trans. Heavy SUPER stuff, sure nufI 1-1/2 bath furn. W/W erty: duty springs, 6 Ply. hea- Hwy,, Boca Raton 395- C. K. Kempf 35 HP Gale Motor $125. Office & Store for .Rent- vy duty tires. Can fi- 2026. • Furniture Plaza That's Blue Lustre for 14' Kayack Fiberglass- carpets, central air-, in new building. 25x4&- Boca Raton cleaning rugs and up- Mo. or yrly. Snow Construction, Inc. ance. 115 Winged Fopt Part time office girl. holstery. Rent electric ed $75. 395-3226. Lane, Univ* Park 395- 395-3232 Efficiencies, furnished, 2174 NE 1st Ave. Boca- Pleasant working con- shampooer, $1. Belzer Have your Boat, Marine Raton. Fla. 7676. ditions. Apply in per- WEB OFFSET Hardware, 3198 N. Fed. Hardware etc. TEFLON 1 block to public beach, son: PRESSMAN Hwy. Boca Raton, 395- Coated. Air Conditioned, $85.; CASH fpryoor '60 Mercury 4 door mo. plus electric thru hardtop, Automatic Vincents Music Centre 1-2 years experience* 2120. Boca Tackle Shop ORIENTAL or 443 S. Fed. Hwy. Excellent working con- 395-0969 Dec. 391-2444 or 391- Trans. Power steering SORRY SAL is now a 1984. & Brakes - price $300. Boca Raton, Fla. ditions, fringe benefits. 17 ft. fiberglas canoe CHINESE RUGS : merry gal. She used j'vV> -Property involved in request or best offer. Call Af- Boca Raton News Phone- with motor bracket & Home Builders Special HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Cashier, Must be High 395-8300. Blue Lustre rug and up- OLD OR MEW ORIENTALS •Lot 3, Block 15, Royal Palm ter 6: - 395-8314. holstery cleaner. Rent Electric motor. $145. Furn. 1 bedroom & School Graduate - Over 10 C Help, Male or Female complete. Small Apt. To Dec. No Yacht and Country Club, as 5 A Losl & Found 18 years of age Inquire electric shampooer $1. 399-2000 recorded in Plat Book 26, $200 REWARD 0 Now taking applications Belzer Hardware, 3198 14 ft. aluminum john Pets. •Page 57 of the Public Re- at Lindsley Lumber Co. boat. Like new. $110, Tiffany Apts. 395-6420 Wei cords of Palm Beach County, LOST: one yr old fe- 1850 -N. Federal Hwy. for waitresses & kitchen N. Fed. Hwy. Boca Ra- •Florida. (Also known as 132 help. ton, 395-2120 12 ft. Aluminum John 431 W. Camino Real#l8 DELIVERY East Camino Real). male Part Cocker Span- Boca Raton - 395-2026. iel - black with white Corky's Pizza r boat, $65. Delightful corner DOOR TO DOOR Expenses up with School 1209 N.W. 2nd Ave. ~ SWAP SHOP 17 ft. Aristo-craft with Apartment, in modern A. more detailed and true copy paws & chest, weighs 15 Every Sat. & Sun. Buy- HAULING of the petition is on file in the Starting? You can earn Boca 395-9823 40 HP Johnson. Con- Building. Central A/C lbs, name is "Slip- ers, 25 cents—Dealers, 399-2877 - 395-7 56J Office of the Planning and Zon- pers" Boy Broken every hour as full or Apply in person or Call trols, top & trailer. Only $125. Mo. ing Director, City Hall Annex, part time as an Avon after 7 PM. $2.00. Thunderbird Boca Tackle MacLaren & Anderson 71 North Federal Highway, Boca Hearted. Drive-in Theater, 3121 Raton, Florida. Representative. Call 395-0969 Realtor Ph. 395-1333, LEASE A F. W. Pratt 278-4972. . PART TIME W. unrise Blvd., Ft. 2621 N.E. 4th St. PLEASANT WORK 25 A Rooms for Rent LOOK! BARGAIN OF BRAND NEW CITY OF BOCA RATON, Royal Palm Village 2 Ladies for Part Time Lauderdale, 583-9724.. Private Bath & En- THE YEAR. Leasee en- FLORIDA Spend several hours a trance $60. mo. call 1968 BUICK .PLANNING AND ZONING Boynton Beach 732-6006 light deliveries. Car day, mornings or eve- CONCRETE BLOCKS tering service Oct. 1. Full Coverage Insurance & ' "' . . DEPARTMZNT DECORATIVE. Excel- 395-1151 B Personals furnished. 1 for morn- nings, calling on homes Rent till March 1st for Maintenance Included. Bargains, Sizes 9-11 ings, 1 for afternoons. in your area^ No selling. lent for trim or build- Intracoastal Home. De- HALF of seasonal Rate. Prices Start at $89.50 ; Walter R, Young Call 391-1579 between ing. 8"x8"xl6", 20" lightful large room, Completely furnished, Per Month ' ' Like new winter & sum- All you have to do is x24" as well as cor- » Director' mer college girl's io & 12 AM- ; look for homes with mil- bath, closet, for pro- central Air, 1 Bedrm. COULSON BUICK in ner blocks. When laid fessional person - 395- Apt. 660 Glouchester, PUBLISH: August 25 and Sep- clothes, I've outgrown. Saleslady for fine ladies dew on their roofs. You in place looks similar Little Delray tember 3, 1968 Phone 395-3303. resort shop in Boca Ra- can earn $100.00 a week 8077 or 395-5798 Boca Apt. 14 After 6. FURN1SI! PROOF OF PUBLI- to natural stone and 278-3292 CATION FREE LUNCHEON To ton. Excellent salary & or more. Call Mr. Brat- never needs painting. 2 Business Girls over VILLAS OF BOCA Church, Civic or Social working conditions. ton 278-3239. 8500 Blocks sold in lot 25 to Share Private Write experience to Beautiful Home. Kitch- LIVE ON THE BEACH BEST Groups. Plus a 30 min. INCOME TAX at 15£ each or best of- Families, Welcome. Ef- Lecture on Nutrition in P.O. Box 22, Boca Raton Thousands are earning fer. Originally cost 90£ en. Privileges. Run of House. Color TV, ficieicies, Apts., Villas. VALUE Classified Foods Write: Boca Ra- Plastic manufacturing good money'iri the grow- each. 399-6731. Completely equipped ton News, Box S.10. company needs assem- ing field of profession- 15 t Pets, Grooming & Board Washer, Private en- Newiy built 3 bed- blers. Apply: trance. 399-9856 from Air cond., TV. - Day, Boca Raton. al income tax service. PUPPIES FOR SALE Week, Month. Low Sum- room, 2 bath, 2 car ga- NOTICE: Cisco Kid Tackle Now, H&R BLOCK — 8: am to ll;pm. 2630 N.W. 1st Ave. Grooming & Supplies mer rates till Dec. 395- rage, carpeting, pa- For Sale at Auction, America's 'Largest In- PET BOARDING 25 B Apartments lor Rent 5220. 1956 BSA MOTORCY- Boca Raton come Tax "Service - will 1 bedrm. & effcys. nice- tio, sprinklers, family Air Conditioned New 2 Bedroom, 2 bath room, dishwasher, etc. CLE, SEPT. 16, 1968 at Fitters and alteration teach you to prepare MARMACK ly furn. air eond. Jordan 508 NE 6th Ave. Deer- woman for fine resort income tax returns in Manor, 101 NW Pine Duplex Apts. Unfurn. Owner - No Brokers. field Beach, Fla. at 1 shop in Boca Raton Ex- a special 12 week 7598 N. Fed. Hwy. Circle, 395-4567. Air Cond. Range & Re- a Boca 391-1311 frigerator $175. mo. Will Sacrifice $27,500. PM, J. Donahue. cellent salary & work- course. Call: 399-5593. ing conditions. Write Enrollment is open to 698 Ipswich St. GATEWAY experience to P.O. Box all ages, No previous SERVICE DIRECTORY Boca 391-1033 NATURAL FOODS training or experience PRIVATE BEACH' FABULOUS SALE Natural, Vitamins & 22, Boca Raton. AIR CONDITIONING LIGHTER REPAIRS \ CALL required. Fedders air cond". Resi- CIGARETTE Lighters/ Pool, Phones, Launder- ON ALL TROPICAL FISH Minerals Organically Typist & General Of- Full or part time em- mat, Air cond. TV. Chil- & SUPPLIES grown, dried fruit. fice work. To work in dential, Commercial from $.50 up. 395-2949 Angels 5 for $1.00, Elephant ployment to qualified Central & Room, Arcade Winfield Gift Shop. 479 dren & Pets welcome. Nose. Discies, Albino gup- 395-830Q Dietetic Foods & Vege- construction office full .630 N. A1A, Deerfield pies. Scats, Ramerezi,' Kre- table Juices. time. Apply: graduates in Boca Ra- Electronic, 2029 NW 2nd .NE 20 St. Boga. ton and Delray Beach. Ave., 395-4611. Beach. bensis, Monos and Many 326 Eo Atlantic Blvd. Snow Construction '"~~ LAWN CARE 10 Gal. Stainless Steel Tank, Pompano 941-8120 2260 N.E."' 1st Ave. H & R BLOCK For your Air Condition- CARDINAL . DELUXE Pump, Filter, Charcoal, Glass 399-6719 ing Problems & Appli- Wool & Gravel. Boca Raton 3705 A South Dixie LANDSCAPING INTRACQASTAL ALL FOR $10.95 . WEIGHT WATCHERS Between 4 & 6 West Palm Beach, Fla. ance Service, call: Residence, Commercial RENTAL APTS. Meets Wed. 7:30 First Green's Air Cond. 24 FURNISHED PENAGRA AQUARIUM I DEADLINE Maid to live in. General 833-0092 or Lie. & Ins. Exp. Free Federal S&L, Delray. 732-8329 hrs. day. Also available Estimates. 395-3420 1 block from Boca Raton Open 7 Days a week — 9 to 6 « TUESDAY EDITION Thurs. 9:30 a,m. Uni- housework, light cook- GE Window units — Hotel & Club, overlook- : 15 A Miscellaneous Sale Eve. 399-7646. Ph.: 399-0634 I Mondays, 10:00 A.M. versity Bowl, Boca Ra- ing. Write complete 395-0350. ing Royal Palm Yacht & We're Smiles North of Margate qualifications & exper- Entire contents of house - 2Vi miles West on Holmberg. ' THURSDAY. fiDTIJON ton. Thurs. 7:30 p.m., ; s Country Club. , ., First Federal S&L, Bo- ience & age to Box A-18,; for £af

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