6" and He S Probably a Amount of Beast in Him," O'- Today for the First Time in Son the Opportunity to Be Some- As Father Figures," He Said

sr 320^4 What makes a man kill? Psychologist probes the thinking of a killer

By SANDY WESLEY the man shoot at Kennedy rather has brought to such men as Lee It's an accepted theory that a chance to release our pent up into our living room he added. than Senator Eugene McCarthy? Harvey Oswald, Charles Whit- man in order to be manly must emotions the possibility of All you have to do is turn on What makes a man kill? According to Dr. O'Donovan, man, Jack Ruby, Speck and not show his emotions or must something happening increases. the newscast for bloodshed to- In the case of shooting of Sen- McCarthy does not have the others who resorted to violence. not let his reactions seep out. "Although in most cases the day. ator Robert F. Kennedy and glamour, or whatever it takes "It's safe to bet that these Something like a John Wayne target is symbolic and the other members of his entourage to be a candidate for assassin- men would not be known today personality," O'Donovan added. means is symbolic, in the case Television, he added, is high- Wednesday morning, the man ation which Kennedy did have. if it hadn't been for their violent He possibly was exploding his of Senator Kennedy, the target ly emotional. You see on tele- was probably a loser who had deeds." pent up emotions with a gun. may have been symbolic but vision such acts of violence as very intense, mixed up feelings The Kennedy family has an al- "A good example is a man by O'Donovan also predicted that the act was real." the death of Lee Harvey Os- about his father. most royalty image, while the wald. ..the dramatic experience the name of Smith who killed a the public response to the shoot- O'Donovan listed two basic Senator has associated himself group of people in Phoenix being will be "a new rash of con- of a surgeon. It takes a long A man who thinks violence with the downtrodden. ingredients for assassination time to be a surgeon and ex- would bring him manliness, ad- cause he wanted to be known," spiracy charges," mainly be- attempts, the general climate He added that people are fas- O'Donovan said. cause "it's frightening to think perience the thrill of perform- venture and success. cinated with the Kennedy's. The which he said today is basically ing an operation, but it takes "It's interesting to note that that one disturbed individual one of violence, and television. Dr. Denis O'Donovan, asso- Kennedy's draw extreme emo- the suspect in the Kennedy case could at any moment do this just- a moment to experience ciate professor of psychology tions of love or hate. wouldn't even give his name. type of thing." He cited the automobile as the thrill of actually killing at Florida Atlantic University, The would-be killer must have Monday no one cared to know He also said that people will an example of the violent nature someone. predicted that the would-be as- had an intense emotional mix- who he was, but today everyone be wary mainly because any act of man. We know automobiles sassinator probably had atrua- This need to be someone is ture of love or hate which he wants to know," he added, "He's of violent increases even slight- can be made safer but we want part of what both Kennedy and matic relationship with his fa- identified with Kennedy. really playing the game." ly the likelihood of another act the faster car. The truth is ther. McCarthy have been talking He probably had a mad, grand O'Donovan said the "man was of violence. people don't exactly dislike about in their campaigns, he "Presidents and presidential idea that he could be famous if slight in stature, reports are "Everyone has a certain killing. added.. .offering the poor per- candidates have always served he killed the Senator. he's 5'6" and he s probably a amount of beast in him," O'- Today for the first time in son the opportunity to be some- as father figures," he said. O'Donovan cited the inter- quiet man." Donovan added. "Most of us hold history actual killing in form one without having him resort If that were the case, why did national fame which television Why quiet? it in check. Whenever we see of a war can be brought right to violence. BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 13, No.81 Thursday, June 6, 1968 24 Pages \ Public works strikers straggle back to jobs Department has half of workers

The city public works department was working at hall- strength yesterday, and additional employes were expected to return today'as the wildcat walkout neared the end of its second week. Garbage pickups continued on an emergency, once-a-week schedule with three garbage trucks and two "box trucks" rolling. City Public Works Di- rector William Prendergast said things were proceeding smoothly, with supervisory personnel still carrying a share of Hector VanLennep checks falling barometric pressure on Time the burden. and Tide barometer. Prendergast said the garbage pickup schedule probably will be revised next week and Storm Abby 'mulling that efforts are continuing to Residents continue to supplement the city's emergency, once-a-week garbage pickup by making fill vacancies on the department trips to the city dump on South Dixie highway. payroll. He said 16 workers returned to their jobs Wednes- day, pushing the complement to around? moves south the half-way mark. Zoning board workshop Striking employes had in- Storm Abby, a bit the worse Barometric pressure here volved all of the public works for her trip across the state, had dropped to 29.5 by 5 p.m., department's divisions. How- was mulling around in the ocean slightly lower than that ever, Prendergast said that near Vero Beach most of Mon- recorded in the center of the crews are now back on the job Multi-family study tonight day, and casting an eye at the storm. also in the parks department, Palm Beaches, Abby has lost her status as a the street department, and the water and sewer department. Planning and Zoning Board ing area, maximum building two story apartments on small And folks from Boca Raton hurricane, however, and was members will attempt to explain coverage and setbacks. lots to four and six stories to north were casting a wary eye pushing winds of only about 50 But while some employes were returning to their posts, to the public tonight the board's Flancher said that in its earl- high rise on the larger par- right back at her as the storm miles an hour. proposed revisions of standards ier considerations and studies cels. It also includes separa- drifted slowly southward. As the News went to press some 19 workers who had manned the picket line at City Hall in the R-3 through R-5 dis- of these factors the board found tion of transient and permanent Boca Raton residents started yesterday, the storm was ex- tricts. then to be inter-related to an ex- housing into multiple family, watching the weather bulletins pected to continue its southward marched in to pick up their final pay checks late Wednesday. Although the board has termed tent that it was impossible to motel and hotel categories. during the afternoon as the winds drift during the night. Predic- the session a workshop meeting revise one zone without making began shifting around toward the The workers walked off the Copies of the proposed chang- tions called for it to resume a job May 27 in a demand for and not a public hearing, indi- parallel changes in the other northwest and barometers northeasterly course at a point cations are that the meeting zones. es are still available at the around the city began dropping. higher wages and better work- planning and zoning office in somewhere between Palm Beach ing conditions. Their walkout tonight will be devoted to noth- It took the board two years Gus Hager, the Weather Bur- and Vero Beach. ing else but explaining the zon- the city hall annex. eau's cooperative observer followed demand s by represent- to come up with the final plans Gale warnings were displayed atives of a Fort Lauderdale lo- ing board proposals and how for revisions. Tonight's meeting will begin here, said winds during the af- only as far south as Palm Beach. they came about. ternoon were from the west- cal of the International Union of According to Flancher the at 7:30. Boca Raton had been exper- Operating Engineers that the Actually the revisions pro- board found that in a great ma- northwest at 15-20 miles an iencing heavy rains as a result hour. Earlier in the day, the union be allowed to negotiate posal study came into being in jority of cases the builders built of the storm, although the clouds on behalf of the employes. June, 1966 when City Council beyond the minimum specifica- wind had been from the south- cleared Wednesday morning and Graduation west. requested that the board re- tions, "therefore we revised up- the city began to dry off a bit. Union attorney Seymour Gop- view the possibility of raising ward most of the minimum stan- man subsequently told the city the lot sizes on residential dards." council that if negotiations properties in new subdivisions. Florida Atlantic University is Saturday started, "possibly this prob- As board chairman John also came in for consideration College gets grant lem, this grave problem that Flancher puts it, "From this when the new plans were made. confronts you at this time could little acorn a whole forest grew, "The university has had an Graduation exercises for 183 be resolved rather quickly." Boca Raton High School stu- "It was immediately apparent impact upon housing," Flanch- dents will be held Saturday in Mayor Harold Maull has that if R-l lot sizes were er's report said, so to ac- pointed out that the city has not commodate student and faculty Bibletown Auditorium. • for migrant program changed so also must R-2 prop- The exercises, culminating yet started its budget prepara- erties be revised. These two housing an entirely new set of tions for the next fiscal year. standards was developed." a week of exams for the stu- Marymount College has? won ployment in business and in- However, he noted that past zone changes suggested we also dents, will begin at 8 p.m. approval of a $59,000 grant to dustry. look into the multiple family Flancher's report goes on to budgets have included cost of zones of R-3, R-4 and R-5 and Speaker will be Ralph Renick assist the college in its adult Any farm laborer past high living increases for workers say that "the city's consultants and diplomas will be presented migrant education and vocation in studying the lot sizes for have recommended and the school age, supporting a family and said he anticipated that the these zones we began reviewing by Dr. A.D. Thorpe, Palm Beach program. and having a yearly income at same practice would prevail Council has accepted the basic County School Board chairman. the poverty level is eligible for this year. other criteria including build- premise that our city should The grant for the program the program. ing height, plot area per unit, develop in a balanced low den- which goes into its fourth sum- Meanwhile, in West Palm minimum floor area per unit, sity pattern which will even- Recruitment of the farm green or recreation area, park- mer, was awarded to the college workers now underway in Boca Beach, Judge Russell Morrow tually produce a city with a under title LII-B Economic Op- ordered the city's temporary maximum of 80,000 persons. portunity Act of 1964. Raton, is being conducted by The current zoning would allow Frank J. Sheehan, project di- injunction maintained in effect. Ann Landers Page 2B rector. Farmworkers interest- Malcolm Anderson, City at- an eventual 130,000 population The program, planned to according to the population study Church News 8B serve 100 farm workers, be- ed in applying may do so by attorney, asked for a permanent Classifieds 10-1IB tending any one of the meet- injunction but the judge said he made by Florida Atlantic Uni- gins June 26 and ends August 6. June 3-5,1968 versity. Editorials 4A Its purpose is educational gear- ings scheduled for 4 to 6:30 didn't think it necessary at this Rain Public Notices 9B ed to remedial academics and p.m. Saturday, June 8,15 and 22 time and felt the labor union Hi Lo Major changes in the zoning Mon. 80 70 1.80 laws include placing all apart- Real Estate 9A vocational preparation to help at the neighborhood center, 162 lawyer should have more time Tues 87 73 .55 Sports 10A qualify the participants for em- W. Palmetto Park Rd. ments in one zone showing the (Continued on" Page 12A) Wed.noon 87 74 .20 progression by sub zones from Women's News 1-4B 2A Thursday, June 6, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS EARLY BIRD Would you believe FAMILY CARRY-OUT FOODS SPECIAL I A" Old English Restaurant in Boca Raton § Mon. thru Fri. Complete Dinners Served with Baked Potato or French fries, siaw, sauce, roil from $1.00 1:30 to 2:00 754 350-year-old stereo? Phone 395-5001 for Service 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Cam in o Square Shopping Center Sterophonic music ist of the church, will composed 350 years ago play Cesar Franck's FAMOUS FOR will be part of a musical Piece Heroique" and 1 LUNCHEON program next Tuesday, Marcel Dupre's''Poeme "STEAK-ON-A-STICK described as "unique in Heroique." Tues. thru Saf. 11:30 to 2:30 this area," by Sy Pry- Hugh Albee, tenor, weller of the Palm Beach also a member of the tf.S. #1 Between ULYSSES'A SUPERB FILM! 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stop exploding things into the By JIM RIFENBURG Naturally, we got around to the weather and how peculiar it air, the weather should one day return to normal. But. „ .how It's getting so you can't de- has been for the past few years. He blames it all on "explod- do you explain the ice age that pend on the weather at all these descended on us some time ago^? days. Used to be we had a dry ing those dang atom bombs and sending all them rockets up in Back in those days we didn't May, a wet June and a few have atom bombs. hurricanes came along in Aug- the air." He claims we never ust and September, had the drastic changes before Living in fear the advent of the atomic bomb Several weeks ago the U. S. Having a tropical storm or Army Corps of Engineers set a hurricane the first week of June and high powered missiles. "Those things disturb the at- date for a hurricane season is ridiculous and I think some- training session. In a news re- one ought to complain to our mosphere." The shooting of Sen. Robert Kennedy sent a It matters not whether one's name is Kennedy Somewhere in the past couple lease, Charles M. Wiesenfeld, or King or Evers or John Doe. It matters only congressmen about it. area engineer for FCD, said all new wave of revulsion across the nation. Per- That sounds like a very silly of days I read a story that said that one should be able to go through life peace- the frost line has moved 100 members of his staff had been sons in all walks of life, both friend and foe alike, statement, I'll grant you. But organized into teams and were saw in the incident a very personal involvement fully, pursuing one's favorite causes if he perhaps it isn't quite as silly as miles south in the last five chooses, campaigning for what he thinks is years. One scientist blamed it scheduled to participate in the ~ we felt both a share of the guilt and a share you think. one-day exercise. of the sorrow. right, or just earning a day-to-day living without Not long ago I was talking to on the amount of radioactivity fear. we have in the air. "Some of the actions will be The intellectual and emotional processes by an old timer who lives over in It is not possible in these days for all of us to the central part of the state. This being the case, if we simulated, but teams will ac- which we linked again the Kennedy name with an spend our lives without fear. In the big cities tually be sent to Lake Okee- assassin's bullets weighed heavily on our minds. and in the small ones, there is concern that the chobee hurricane gates and to How could we have come so far in this country unexpected encounters are just around the check canals, culverts and and made so little progress that the very lives corner. Last week as residents slumbered in one pumping stations just as they do of our presidents and presidential candidates are of our city's residential sections, a lone woman during a real emergency," he endangered. was strongarmed and bound by a prowling cat said. "Two-way radio com- Coming as it did in the wake of the assassin- burglar. munications will be checked just ation of Dr. Martin Luther King, the Kennedy in- On the other hand, we heard a lot of sugges- as they would in a hurricane cident took on new horror. . .if in fact it could tions that the incident would revive all of the situation." possibly have been made to seem worse. One anti-gun legislative programs and proposals. Hurricanes of 1926 and 1928 wondered if we had become a nation of armed Regardless of the merits of the laws, the sug- swept across Lake Okeechobee maniacs, waiting to vent our anger through the gestion is simply not relevant. Any person set and drowned more than 2,500 smoking barrel of a gun. on obtaining a weapon and doing harm to another people when the dikes failed,, But as Kennedy lay gravely wounded in a Cali- will be able to do so. No amount of legislation Since that time the Corps and fornia hospital, there seemed little else to think will stop him. the state have constructed mas- Responsibility for law and order is not sive dikes around the lake, about save the shock of the incident. built pumping stations and can- Of all the sentiments we heard expressed dur- specifically the responsibility of the .police and public officials, nor will it be achieved by com- als which have tamed the 730- ing the day, most were expressions of sympathy square mile lake. People now for the family and indignation that such an event pounding the number of laws we have on the books. We all must share in that responsibility, live in the shadows of the huge could have happened. But few stopped to consider levees without fear of danger, that the Senator's name and family and position our city, our state, our nation will only be as safe as we want it to be. but in order to keep it safe, were not the basic considerations. certain emergency actions must be taken by the Engineers during Views of other newspapers tropical storms. "Since equipment will not be moved in the one-day training session, some of the actions will be a paper exercise," Wies- Action rather than words enfeld said. "Team members, however, will be given problems based on conditions which would The knowledge of past injustices carried out in of the state's population, they hold only 6.6 per actually exist in a real storm, their behalf weighs heavily on white Americans. cent of the jobs in Kentucky's 139 largest firms, and they will work out the prob- But most of us tend to seek the familiar com- and only 2.7 per cent of the skilled and white lems on paper." forts from rationalizations rather than champion collar jobs. Do you know what day they policies that would help eliminate the injustices. Such figures illustrate the need for a fresh picked for the training ses- look at current policies, in that they reflect past sion? Tuesday, June 4. . .the "They want too much, too fast. , owe can't inequities in education and training at public ex- same day Abby roared across lower our standards just for them. . .let them pense and in the hiring practices of private in- work their way up the way we did, . .they'll the state, just a few miles north dustry. Available public and private resources of Lake Okeechobee. need to be educated first, start with the schools should be used to speed the process of bringing . . ." These and similar, familiar phrases are Maybe these engineers have emerging again above the pleas for a rededica- long-oppressed groups into regular channels of some kind of crystal ball the employment and advancement. rest of us don't know about. tion to democracy and in place of calls for One needn't raise the specter of recent days in compensatory programs aimed at repairing the support of such a plea, or repeat the challeng- breach caused by past inequities. ing words from pulpits at Easter time. One need The view from Tallahassee The jargon and the techniques are familiar. only accept the idea that Americans are, first, a The purpose of those who use it is to shift the pragmatic people; When tfajpgs and ideas work, emphasis and the responsibility to those who they are used. When they-fail, they are dis- wsrelyictims of-rather than the creators of the carded. The old ways of dealing with racial mat- systemjunjuer which they had to live; ters have failed—at greatest to all. There are A nationwide poll shows that an increasing outlines for a new and far more beneficial ap- Our unsettled state politics number of Negroes believe that they are out of proach through real equality of opportunity. But "the mainstream of American Society." A study first there must be a righting of old wrongs, a of employment in Kentucky shows that the belief temporary imbalance in favor of the people who By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON nor's autumnal popularity. crats), keep the anti-Collins is not unfounded. The report on employment were neglected in the past. votes hot, and make afavorable showed that though Negroes make up 7.2 percent —The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Ky.) About the only thing settled If the party conventions in impression on 300,000 or by Florida's May elections is August should by odd misfor- 400,000 others. that our statewide politics is tune present Floridians a choice No matter how you figure, most unsettled. between a Bobby Kennedy-type though, this senatorial campaign Our spring elections turned and a Nelson Rockefeller-type, is going to turn on fundamental out to be, for the first time, ex- there might be some subtle political principles more than While France slept actly what they always have been grabbing at the flying coat-tails personalities. This will be true called — primary elections. De- of George Wallace (especially to a lesser extent in the presi- cision is deferred until the fin- in the northern end of the State), dential contest, too. Charles de Gaulle may use time and conces- stilled under Lyndon Johnson as they have been als in November. We can hardly imagine Col- Collins already has said he is sions to ride out the revolution in France. Such under de Gaulle; on the contrary, Johnson has Voter participation was low. lins reaching in that direction, going to make an issue of Gurn- sudden storms can abate as well as grow. But he been the most sorely beset president since Only 42 per cent of the Demo- or getting a hold on any W all ace ey's "negativism." It's hard to and France, and the Western world, have learned Herbert Hoover, Nor are American labor union crats cast ballots last Tuesday. sentiment if he did. Gurney see how he can do that without a lesson that will last. members, often prosperous to the point of fight- This should not be blamed so could get a free ride and hardly accepting the tag of "activist" Neither economic affluence, nor educational ing social change, likely to rush with red flags much on citizen apathy as on be caught at it. And therein that Gurney has indicated he will prestige, nor assertions of national grandeur to the campus of Columbia to extoll Che and Mao failure of candidates for party may be the key to winning a seat try to tie on Collins. can insulate even the most highly civilized so- alongside the young beards. nomination to present forth- in the U.S. Senate from Florida ciety against political convulsion if discontents But impulses are at work here and everywhere, right positions on the more vital this year. Right there, we come to the are ignored... as the news from Resurrection City to Prague issues of the day. Look at the numbers: basics of it. Watch the words, De Gaulle had brought pride and prosperity to makes clear. Boredom with affluence, impa- There are 1.5 million voters Florida now has 2,473,000 now: France. Suddenly he had to deal with the results tience with old assumptions, irreverence for who didn't bother last month. registered voters, and may add of that. The people wanted more. AH of his pos- established leaders ~ all" these factors play Before they vote in the gen- a couple of hundred thousand be- What Collins may call turing in foreign affairs brought him no im- their part. The United States, with its impov- eral election, they will insist on fore books close the general Gurney's negativism (his "no" munity from discontent at home. The political erished economic class and its excluded Negro being told exactly how the can- election. votes in the House of Repre- passivity his rule had induced burst into vitality race, has one of the more volatile situations on didates stand on the war in Collins starts out against sentatives against many meas- and opposition. Gaullist France will not be the its hands. Vietnam, the welfare program, Gurney with up to 800,000 or ures proposed by the Johnson same again. The lesson emerging, from the French con- the federal role in education, 900,000 votes against him — administration and so-called Since anything can happen, it would be fool- fusion, as it is emerging from the anti-Stalinist foreign policy (air and trade), many of the 400,000 who voted liberals) the Republican can hardy to say it can't happen in America. But it turmoil in Czechoslovakia and from the ghettos taxation and federal manage- against him (notFORFaircloth) call "conservatism," would be equally absurd to equate contemporary of American cities, is that no nation, no society ment of both private and public in the Democratic primaries, American society with France, or American in- and no system can afford to fall asleep at the money, restraint of the judi- plus 517,000. registered Repub- And when Collins talks of stitutions with the French. Political debate and switch, ever, and drift into belief that changes ciary, crime and lawlessness. licans, "progressive leadership," ferment, for instance, certainly have not been aren't needed. The vitality of involvement, par- Gurney undoubtedly will point to ticipation and movement are deep needs of all Neither Democrat LeRoy He can almost surely, count alarm at the prospect of an ment. And men, even Frenchmen, can be decep- Collins nor Republican Ed Gur- those votes FOR Gurney, while "activist" Florida Senator will- tively passive until some impulse ignites the ney will be complete master of Collins himself in his whole ing to go along with every latent discontents where safety valves have his own campaign for the U.S. career never has received more scheme a do-gooder can cook up Headlines rusted. Senate. Again for the first time than 747,000 votes (and that and put in Mir form to spend —The Atlanta Constitution in our memory, a statewide against an inconsequential Re- money or run things from Wash- The other day we ran across a humorous little publican in the 1956 general ington. compilation of ''headlines" by Hal Kallenburg of Florida contest will be tied in- extricably to that between can- election.) The highest vote he the Albany (N.Y.) Times-Union. ever received in a real contest Every time that test of funda- His thoughts (perhaps while reminiscing) were didates for President. And mental philosophy has come events beyond the control of even was 434,000 to win Democratic of nursery rhymes. But, like any good news- renomination for Governor in clearly before the electorate of paper man, he couldn't help but put some of the presidential candidates may Florida in the past quarter- sway the popular choice. 1956 when the Democratic pri- century, the "negativist-con- those old gems from Mother Goose into the mary still was the real election. journalistic context. servative" has won over the No matter how much Collins "activist-liberal." "What would happen," he asked, "if the copy Thursday 4A June 6,1968 might wish to run on his own editors of a large daily newspaper were con- Of course, all the 2.5 million as a Florida candidate for the But the rule of change is . fronted with the task of writing headlines for Published every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs- Senate, he won't be able to registered voters won't go to nursery rhymes and fairy tales? The reader day at 34 S.E. 2nd st., Boca Raton, Fla., the polls in November, but the changeless in Florida, and we divorce himself from any likely never know when the pattern might come across the following: 33432, by the Boca Raton Publishing Co. Democratic nominee for Presi- hotter the presidential campaign "Old Woman, Shoe Dweller, Asks Birth Con- dent. His past ties have been the heavier will be the turnout. will be torn up. Between pres- trol Data/Police Hunt Lost Sheep; Console Girl/ Inc. Phone 395-8300. Four years ago, 1,854,000 votes idential elections we gain from too close to the Johnson admin- 200,000 to 250,000 new voters. Jack Suffers Minor Burns in Candle Mishap/ W.H. HARWELL, Jr., Publisher istration, and his associations were cast for President. This UFO Described as Cow-Like/ Fiddlers Union with the various candidates for year, the turnout should pass We can tell where they are, but Rakes Cole/ Pied Piper Faces Kidnap Charge/ JOHN T.OPEL H. CLAY RILEY nomination too well known. two million. we're never sure of where they came from or their political in- Dwarf Asks Court for Name Change/CopiJwears Editor Adv. Mgr. Gurney might have more luck He Saw Mice Pulling Pumpkin/Elves Union De- The arithmetical indications clinations. in pulling away from a Republi- are, then, that Collins will have mands Overtime for Night Work/Tom Tom Held Entered as second class mail at the postoffice can candidate of little favor Campaigning will bring out in Pig Heist/Mrs. Spratt Warned of Cholesterol/ at Boca Raton, Florida under the act of March to hold the 400,000 believers he among Floridians because he has, and inspire some 700,000 the voters; and the clearer the 3 Rescued as Tub Springs Leak/Muffet Woman 8, 1879. hasn't been closely connected issues, the more decisive will Describes Spider Assault." others to be for him or against with any of the prospects. How-- Gurney. be the election. That's the way it Just for kicks, we've added three of our own: Member of the Florida Press Association and ever, he probably would want to should be. That's what we have Seeks Water on Hill; Jack Suffers Skull Frac- National Newspaper Association. Subscrip- stay near one like Richard Nix- Gurney, on the other hand, elections for — to decide the ture/Farmer's Wife Maims Mice; Held on Vivi- on, who has carried Florida need only get out most of his issues. We may be closer to section Charge/Knave Indicted Following Tart tion rates: By earner in the city 7Q^ per once. Gurney's greater problem Republicans (who aren't likely clarity of popular opinion than Theft. month; by mail in the U.S., one year $10.00, may be avoidance of Claude to vote heavily for Collins or we Floridians have been in a Try a few; there are all sorts of possibilities. 6 months.$6.00, 3 months $4.00. Kirk, depending on the Gover- they would be registered Demo- long, long time. BOCA RATON NEWS Thursdqy, June 6, 1968 5A

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Class of The graduating class of '68 graduating class. The" Class of Steve Chichisola, Palm Beach will be the largest ever to grad- '66 was first with 138 seniors Junior College; David Clutter, to graduate. Last year's class Palm Beach Junior College; uate at Boca Raton High School. r Out of 182 seniors, 145 stu- of 67 had 161 graduating sen- Elizabeth Anne Cole, Florida dents will further their educa- iors. This years class of '68 Presbyterian College; Neil tion in 18 different states holds 182 graduating seniors. Comerford, Parsons School of throughout this country. This Mike Andersen, Kent State Design; Karen Coyle, Palm increase represents 78 percent University; Steve Avery, Palm Beach Junior College; David of the Senior Class. Thefollow- Beach Junior College; Sherilyn Cunningham, Florida Technol- ing list represents 115 seniors Barton, Patricia Stevens ogical College. 1968 who will attend a Florida College College; Robert Beese, Palm Jeff Davidson, University of, and 30 will go out of state. Two Beach Junior College; David Idaho; Jim Davidson, Brevard seniors listed below, have taken Bergamini, Palm Beach Junior Junior College; Kenneth W.Da- college tests which automatic- College. vis, Palm Beach Junior College; ally allows them to pass up their Janet Boldizar, University of Carlos Delgado, Mary mount freshman and sophomore years Florida; Fred Bondesen, Mer- College; Jack DePrima, Uni- in college and will go to ad- cer University; Valerie Botelho, versity of Miami. vance studies at Florida At- Palm Beach Junior College; Susan Derks, Palm Beach By David Bergamini lantic University. Marilyn Brownlee, Florida State Junior College; Douglas Diza, We have 61 seniors who plan University; Tom Brownell, Uni- North Georgia College; Whit- to attend Palm Beach Junior versity of Florida. ney Dodge, Palm Beach Junior College in Lake Worth, Florida. Gregory Campbell, Univer- College; Gary Dolphus, Palm There are 15 seniors who will sity of South Florida; James P. Beach Junior College; Pat Eg- attend the University of Florida Carver, Palm Beach Junior Col- gleton, Palm Beach Junior Col- and six seniors will attend Flor- lege; Douglas Caylor, Florida \ ida State University in Talla- State University; Mary Cer- Donna Esco, Palm Beach hassee. There are approximate- mak, Florida Southern College; Junior College; Tom Evans,. ly 40 seniors who are undecided Gordon Chase, Georgia Tech.; Palm Beach Junior College; as yet in what they plan to do. Kathy Chenoweth, County Col- Carlene Feddern, Palm Beach. This will be Boca High's third lege of Morris. Junior College; Sharlene Fox,

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Back to back singles by Ott and Kelly gave Sjostrom Automations a 5-4 win over Federal 9 Savings and Loan in .- from Neptune s garden softball action Friday night. The two singles came This is one of a series of photographs of flora and fauna from in the first overtime game of the season in the floor of the Atlantic Ocean. The species were provided by softball play and broke Florida Atlantic Ocean Sciences Institute. All plants and animals a 4-4 tie. are native to the Boca Raton area and may be seen by local skin Federal opened the top and SCUBA divers. half of the first inning with one hit, a left field single by Coons. But he failed to score as Phillips set down the side. With two out in the bottom of the opening stanza, Sjostrom's hitting and fielding ace, Wayne Dodge, drove a single to center. Short fielder King singled and Tom Ott drove both run- ners in with a booming Dr. Jacques Piccard answers student questions double to center. Federal Saving knot- Piccard reveals plans ted the score in the second on consecutive singles by Wilde, Matties, Hill and Frye. They went ahead in the third but Sjostrom cams back on Will study Gulfstream hits by Klipsic, King and Ott to take the lead, 4-3. •. Fish messenger ser- age in the Gulfstream,, we should see mach The Federals knotted vice? The mesoscaphe, dub- more sea life than has the score again in the World-famed diver bed the Benjamin Frank- ever been studied be- fifth and pitcher Dan- and explorer Jacques lin, will be capable of fore. ciu shut out the hard- Piccard thinks it may stabilizing in mid-ocean "Also, drifting in the hitting Sjostrom for be possible. without using any kind middle areas, he four innings. But they Dr. Piccard, in a lec- of power. added, "you find more finally got to him in the "Silent running will fish than you do on the ture to the oceanography eighth for the all-im- No. 7- Eusmilia fastigiata (flower coral) class at Florida Atlan- be our main objective," surface or at the bot- portant one run. tic University Tuesday, Piccard told the stu- tom.' ' revealed plans for ex- dents. "Drifting with Piccard said this may ploration of the world's the current, we will be be the first time scien- The box score: able to study the ac- FEDERAL AB R H mightiest river, the tists will get a chance Hutchins, If 4 1 2 Big 5th inning Gulfstream. He said it coustics of the water. to see plankton develop Coon, 2b 4 0 1 is entirely possible that This is the only means in its natural environ- of communication un- ments Franks, lb 4 0 3 dolphins may be used as Danciu, p 4 1 0 messenger boys to carry der water. "Drifting with the

". . .use dolphins" r— 1 small sample capsules "In addition," he current, we will be mov- Wilde, 3b 4 1 2 Waves beat AFT, 6 to 4 Piccard gave the FAU said, "with no movement Matteis, rf 3 0 back and forth to a sur- ing at the same speed Lynch, ss 3 0 0 face ship students background in- and absolutely no noise as the plankton, itself," o formation on how the Hill, c 3 1 2 Outhit, 15 to 10, the of a lead and although A.French, c 3 0 0 from engines or motors. he said. "Therefore, we 0 2 the AFT squad was able Cooney, 3b 3 11 The French oceanog- first deep sea explora- should be able to study Frye, sf 3 Blue Waves still came tions were made and Simmons, cf 2 0 0 up with a 6-4 win over to corns up with three Smith, If 3 0 0 rapher said he plans to its growth. Totals 38 4 13 the AFT in city softball more runs they couldn't Totals 31 610 travel some 1600 miles the vehicles used. Rid- "We expect thou- ing in the bathyscaphe action Friday night. catch up. along the length of the sands of fish to follow SJOSTROM AB R H Garry Deonise was AFT AB R H Gulfstream next spring. Trieste built by h i s fa- the craft," he added. The Blue Wave squad ther, Piccard and Lt. Jones, ss 4 0 1 jumped off to an early the big gun for AFT, Livesay, If 4 0 1 He will spend four to "As a matter of fact, Tata, 2b 4 0 2 six weeks submersed in Don Walsh, USN, made we may have to frighten Klipsic, If 4 1 3 lead" by plating a run in getting three for four, the world's deepest re- W.Dodge, 3b 4 1 2 the top half of the first including a double and a Hawkins, ss 4 1 a vessel called a 'me- them away from time to inning. But the Teach- Deonise, sf 4 1 soscaphe," and will corded dive in the Mar- 4 time so we will be able King, sf ..4- 2. 3 pair of singles. iana Trench off Guam. Ott, cf 4 1 3 ers came back to tie up The box score: Connally, lb 3 0 drift silently with the to see out of one of our in the bottom of the Nunnally, p 3 0 northward four - knot The two men descended 40 windows." Kelly, lb 4 0 3 to a depth of 35,800feet. Manning, c 2 0 0 second. WAVES AB R H Singer, cf 3 0 current of the stream. Questions about Wave batters got to Bade, ss 4 1 1 Wildner, 3b 3 1 1 Hovering at about 1,000 Piccard's new vessel sampling of the ocean Brush, c 1 0 0 is undergoing final stag- H.Reese, 2b 3 0 0 pitcher Nunnally in the Tobey, cf 3 1 Maltby, rf 2 0 1 feet bslow water level, brought out the thought 3 0 1 third stanza and when Weinstein, p 2 Vincent, c 2 1 1 he will be accompanied es of completion in Palm that dolphin could be Krauth, rf Beach. It will be some Phillips, p 3 0 0 the smoke had cleared T.French, sf 1 Sayder, c 10 0 by surface ship track- used as messengers. away, five runs had Burns, rf Totals 37 415 ing at all times and 40 feet long by 10 feet Piccard said he had Totals 40 5 16 3 12 in diameter and will -Li-r' Federal „. .021 010 00-4 romped home for the Eubank, 2b 3 0 Waves.... 105 0000—6 standing by in case of thoughts of small con- Waves. It was enough Parks, lb 3 0 AFT,.... .011 011 0—4 emergency. carry 6 men on it's voy- '. . .silent running' tainers that would hold Sjostrom. .202 000 01-5 sea life and could be floated to the mother 18 Hole Par-3 In Senior Little League ship overhead. "Of course, we would Saturday T-hall action Summer Rate $1.50 Daily have a problem of getting Teen Town battled a Mike and John Wargo In the second game, the containers back down kept Kiwanis in conten- Wentworth, Police win to us," he said. "Per- determined K i w a n i s Exchange Club took a haps we can train por- squad in American Lea- tion. win from the Jaycee A home run by For- Ledrich, c 2 0 1 decision from D&M, poises to bring them gue T-Ball Saturday, fi- In the Second contest squad, 13-5. man capped an 11-run Clausnitzer, 3b 0 1 0 The Police squad got back. They would pick nally beating them, 12-6. of American League, Ralph Quackenbush Barlow, 3b Kiwanis tied the game Elks scored eight runs led the Exchangers to V7 contest Tuesday ; night 0 0 0 the jump on the situa- up the containers from Phone DRIVING that saw Wentworth's Adams, 2b 1 2. 1 tion in the bottom of the the ship up above, come in the bottom of the sec- in the first two innings victory with a long home 276-9992 downing the Lions 11-0 Sabia, 2b 10 0 first inning when .they down and knock on the ond inning at 6-6 but in and held on to take an run and a triple in two RANGE in Senior Little League Durant, If 1 1 0 plated five runs. How- door and we would let the top of the third, Teen 8-7 win from the Chiro- trips to the plate.. Added lessons play. Sidewand 1b 10 0 ever, D&M came up them in." Town came back with six practors. to this were a triple by Available Forman's round-trip- Whittaker, rf 10 0 with one in the second big runs and the ball Paul Noell with two Craig Mayhew and Piccard said he was game. hits led Elks in their doubles off the bats of per came with no one Webster, If 10 0 and four more in the working with Ocean on base in the sixth inn- Totals 2310 6 Don Reed, Eric and bid for the win. Stewart David Lowe and Terry fourth to knot the score. World to determine if Blackford. Coley Meek- ing. In the fifth Prender- it is feasible to use the Keith Reinhardt provid- Crippen, Paul Rober and Lion batters were shut LIONS AB R H ed the big hits for the Don Burke led the at- er and Neal Trafford One Mile South oi Delray S.Willis, 2b 2 0 0 gast singled and scored dolphin. were outstanding for the out in the hit department on Manning's double to Teeners, Alex Delgado, tack of the Black and on U.5.1 Sturm, lb-p 2 0 0 Gold. Jaycees. as the homer-hitter Hazard, lb-p 2 0 0 break the tie. Anderson Forman twirled almost followed with a walk and In National League Hernandez, 3b 10 0 Bowling briefs competition, F1 o r i a n » —» •^» «m» •^»»-^^ •^»» •^•r mm ^m* «»» im -»ro» .^». .«&< perfect ball. He allowed Chick, c 2 0 0 both he and Manning only two bases on balls scored ahead of Wil- Homes dropped its first Haydon, cf 10 0 John Lodge, TV star, openings in the league. game of the season to during the five and one- son's double. The Sturdy Oaks an- half inning contest. Wilkenson.cf 0 0 0 will be at the lanes Sat- Rotary Club, 11-6. HONDA Sales & Service F.Willis, If 10 0 The game was called urday at 10 a.m. to ans- nounced the Col. Reinert Singles by David Wentworth was cred- Gunn, If on time after five inn- trophy will be awarded ited with a double for 1 0 0 wer a challenge issued Benson, Mark Prend- 350 Patrone, ss 10 0 ings of play. by Max Bookeforaduel» monthly. Harry Ed ens ergast and Kevin Stan- the only other extra base Ludlow, rf The box score: hit of the game. 1 0 0 The exhibition will be won for high series in ley, followed by a long Seaman, rf 0 0 0 part of the opening of April and Harry Carter The box score: D&M AB R H double off the bat of Totals 14 0 0 Baez, c 2 0 1 the Elks Bantam bowl- won for May. Wayne Fravel accounted Wentworth, 111 002—11 2 ing summer session. WENTWORTH AB R H Keith, ss 0 r- l 1 for four runs in the Horchler, cf 3 10 Lions 000 000— 0 McGowan, p 3 0 Parents as well as chil- Some good scores in opening for Rotary. Wentworth, ss 4 2 2 Bath, 3b 2 0 0 dren are invited. the early sessions of John Coon stroked a E.Jones, lb 2 0 0 In the second game Wade, 2b 1 1 0 The Monday Scramb- the summer league: Bill long home run for three Tolman, rf 2 1 0 Tuesday night, the Po- Portnoy, lb 3 2 1 lers has openings for Otto 201, Barry Keit runs for the losers and Forman, p 4 2 2 lice team took an 8-5 (Continued on Page 12A) two men in the league. 205, Milton Pyatt 234, Kurt Franks, Joe Dan- It is a mixed league John Dolan 212, and Ev- elyn Olsen 181. In the ciu, Jimmy Strickland BOCA HONDA SALES 391-1400 and bowls at 7 p.m. and Mike Derks were all . 7150 N. FederalHwy.^Boca Raton . KIDS and PARENTS INVITED ! Tomorrow evening the Fellowship group Bruce credited with singles. Pin Pickers start their Ean scored a 205 and league. It is a men's Gussie Kutchner a 198. SATURDAY handicap and starts at Leon Renfro led the 7:30 p.m. There are still Scramblers with a 236. June 8 at 10 a.m. Can You Beat Us ? 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Nurses are kept busy with or without patients You can't rationalize emergency time

By SANDY WESLEY revive the patient or keep him cerned. The only one who can lough said. "So the doctors in specialist in each of four cate- cardiologist." alive until the doctor arrives." make a decision about the pa- the community will volunteer gories, always headed by the Actually in case of a code A little girl sits on the edge of Although the emergency room tient's condition is the phy- their services to the emer- chief of staff, who in this case one, one person from each the examining table talking to is staffed by two nurses, there sician." gency room. We make sure we is Dr. John Alley, a cardiolo- areaj will converge here and the nurse who is dabbing at a is only so much that can be What about the physicians? have four different types of doc- gist. So we need a medical doc- do everything possible to save spot of blood on the girl's done by a nurse. A nurse cannot "We don't have a resident tors on call at all times here," tor, surgeon and orthopedic the patient's life. blonde head. prescribe or give out medi- medical doctor," Miss McCul- she added. "Someone who is a doctor on call, as well as a "All hospitals when they first "See my pretty shoes?" she cine. open are without a resident in asks. "Not even an aspirin," Miss the beginning," Miss McCul- "Oh they're very pretty,"the McCullough said. "Because as- lough said, "unless they're a nurse answers back. pirin could kill a patient if he university hospital. As the hos- Every room in the emer- has an allergy or a blood con- pital grows we do intend to have; gency area is occupied either dition." a resident, however it would by outpatients or an emergency As of Tuesday morning, 3,- cost something like $150,000 patient. 480 persons had been admitted a year to operate on a full time A physician or two wanders and treated in the emergency resident basis." in and out of the office filling room since the hospital opened The emergency room area in- prescription blanks, making a in July, 1967. cludes an eye, ears, nose and phone call... "We had 33 emergency cases throat examining room, two ex- "It's not a bit like Doctor last week," Miss McCullough amining rooms and a regular; Kildare," someone says. said. "We average about 60 a emergency room which is where "In what way?" asks Bar- week. But then that's not really most of the minor surgery and bara McCullough, R.N. true either. Sometimes it's 50 patching up is done. "It's quiet in here. None of to 100 a week. the nurses are in me least bit "In fact, we can't really say There 'are times when every harried or hurried, everything's because there's no rationalizing room and every bed in the ward so professional, so efficient." emergency room time. I know it is filled, and there are times "You should have been here sounds morbid, but it's either whsn every room and every bed two weeks ago when we had 13 feast or famine here. Some- is empty. emergency cases in 30 min- times we'll sit for hours, may- "A good amount of the cases utes/ Miss McCullough said. be two days at a time without are bruises on the head, cuts "Or when someone is brought one emergency patient although on the foot. Sometimes it's just into the hospital who's a Code we do service outaptients here a matter of cleaning a cut." I," Veronica Ugiss LPN, broke too. The little girl with the pretty in. Boring? shoes? She had been playing The scene is the emergency Boring's not the word for it. with the other children at a room at Boca Raton Community During the hours when we don't local nursery school. Hospital during the 7 a.m. to have any patients we clean. She crawled under a. rocking 3 p.m. shift, manned by the two "One day we had 13 patients horse and it rocked down on her nurses, one a registered nurse, in 30 minutes. . .all were ser- head. The nursery school owner the other a licensed practical ious. It was on a Sunday and called the emergency room and nurse, and a nursing assistant most of them were beach cases. asked if the girl could be treat- or secretary, Cathy Burke. The emergency room staff ed there. Code I, Miss Ugiss explain- treated 30 patients January 1. ed, is when someone is thought During the season the emer- She was, and she left just as to be dying. Immediately when a gency room rate goes up. Car- she had come in, happy as a patient is brought into the hos- diology and crash cases are lark. Not a tear had been shed pital the nurse proceeds to give the most common emergency even when the physician ex- first aid treatment in an at- room cases. .. Missi Barbara McCullough 'RN (center) explains two women paid a visit to the hospital last week amined the bump on the head. tempt to save his life. Most cardiology cases come mechanisms of the defribrillator to Mrs. Wil- to present it with a check to be used for equip- Oh yes, children who come to In the meantime, the secre- from the golf course. ment for the emergency room. the emergency room usually end tary will call for a physician in "They just overdo it. They liam James (left) and Mrs. Alan Alford, members up with a lollipop. the house. If it's a code one, think they can do more than of Xi Gamma Sigma chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. The then Mrs. Burke will announce they really can. it through the public address "Tourists are the most heart- system. breaking cases," Miss Mc- "The minute a code one is an- Cullough added. "They're from Betas donate nounced this place is swarming out of town. They don't know any- with doctors, nurses, everyone one or have a physician. They who is a specialist in his own overdo it. They golf in the field," Miss McCullough said. morning, swim in the afternoon to hospital In the meantime, the nurse and go to a party at night. Next on duty continues her life sav- thing they're in here. PASSPORT ing methods until a doctor "Mrs. Burke is a big help to- Like most of the other wards •comes to take over. us," Miss McCullough said. in Boca Raton Community Hos- Life saving procedures in- "Her most valuable service is pital, the emergency room is not clude putting an airway into the the time she spends with the pa- adverse to receiving donations patient's mouth, external heart tient's family/' which can be put towards pieces massage, possibly an IV, and by Mrs. Burke's job basically of equipment for the room. this time the physician should is to make sure the patient's Local service and social or- be ready to take over. family understands that every- ganizations have been known to SAVINGS If the patient has what Miss thing possible is being done. contribute money to the hos- McCullough calls a fribrillat- She also must keep family mem- pital to fulfill their own service ing heart, only a doctor can bers in the waiting room and obligations. Sometimes the defribrillate the heart. How- occupied. money is designated for a cer- ever, one of the nurses will "Sometimes when I'm at- tain area by the group, some- get the defribrillator ready for tempting to save a patient's life times the group leaves it up to use. it doesn't always look like a the hospital. "The nurse can only go so pretty picture/ Miss McCul- Last week Xi Gamma Sigma far," Miss McCullough said. lough explained. "I know if I Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, pre- "However, she must continue were In the patient's family's sented the hospital with money her own life saving procedures position even I would be a bit which had been raised during until the doctor comes and takes upset. So Mrs. Burke must keep a rummage sale last year. The over. the family members calm and money will be used to purchase "It's not my job to say a pa- assure them that everything is a piece of equipment for the tient is dead or alive," she ex- being done that can be done, emergency room. plained. "I can't play God. Even although she, like the nurses, The group also donated money if I think there is no hope, I'll must be noncommittal as far as to the Boca Raton Library to be do everything I can to either the patient's condition is con- used to purchase records for the .library's record collection. Gets degree BOCA ART STUDIO 105 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Sandra Hay Stone, Boca Raton daughter ofDr.andMrs. ANNOUNCES Dedleigh C. Stone, 839 Granada Dr., received ART GLASSES fPineCrest the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the 113rd an- Adults & Children DAY CAMP nual Commencement PAINTING A Unique Summer Experience Exercises at Wheaton Florida's finest and AND For Boys & Girls 4-U College, June 1. Miss Best Equipped Day Camp Stone s major field is DRAWING American History. CALL 399-2904 CANOEING • SCUBA • SAILING • TENNIS • SWIMMING • BATON • PONIES • DIVING • DANCING • JUDO • CHARM • FENCING • WARM LUNCHES

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Dear Ann Landers: ran across two sets of I'll come right to the Ann Landers will be May I respond to "Single divorce papers. It seems point. I am dating a very glad to help you with and Glad of It"? She that my father was also interesting girl. Susan your problems. Send wrote as follows: "Show divorced. His first is brainy, witty and we them to her in care of me a man, either single wife's name was one I have a terrific time to- Boca Raton News, Box or married; sick, well had never heard of be- gether — just talking. 3346, Chicago, Illinois, or dying, who would turn fore. This divorce took Her conversation crack- 60 654, enclosing a down sex and I will hap- place the same week my les and snaps and pops. stamped, self-address- pily eat the Sunday edi- mother got her divorce. But there is a problem: ed envelope. tion of the New York I want to ask my moth- Her neck is always dirty. Times." er about it but I don't This is not a gag. I'm Cancer group I would like to say, know how. Do you feel I dead serious. What's "Start nibblin', dear have a right to know or; your advice? slates tea heart." I married a man should I just keep quiet" —BIG ERN who has the sex drive of and hope one d ay she will Dear Ern: Silence can Boca Raton Branch, a dead battery. My sis- tell me? be effective. On Calvin American C ancer So- ters drew the same kind,, —CONFUSED Coolidge it looked good0 ciety' s third annual ap- You suggest that these AND BITTER But in a situation such as * preciation tea will be "disinterested" males Dear Confused: Chil- this, it's dumb to keep held today in the home go to a doctor and find dren are entitled to know quiet. Tell Susan her of Mrs. William Schaaf, out what is wrong. A fine about the previous mar- jewelry appears to be 755 Valencia Dr. suggestion, but what if riages of their parents. discoloring her neck and Official results of the they won't go? Further- Don't ask your mother you hope she'll scrub a 1968 Boca Raton Cancer more, I am 99 per cent — ask your father0 little harder. If she's as Crusade will be an- certain that the problem I've said it before and bright as you say, she'll nounced at the event, is not physical but men- I think it bears repeat- clean herself up. which is scheduled for 3 tal. My "dead battery" ing. Skeletons, when they to 5 p.m. is healthy as a horse. I fall out of a closet, make How far should a teen- can't recall the last time some rather em- age couple go? Can neck- Kleinkort he had a headache. barrassing sounds. Are ing be safe? When does What about this, Ann you listening, folks? it become too hot to Landers? Am I right or handle? Send for Ann is graduated wrong? Dear Ann Landers: Landers' booklet, Joseph Alexious —BABY IT'S COLD "Necking and Petting— Kleinkort, 1300 S. W. IN THE HOUSE Four serve What are the Limits?" Cypress Way, received Dear Baby: You are Mail your request to : a bachelor of science probably right. The vast as delegates Ann Landers in care of degree from St. Louis majority of "disinter- Four Boca Raton wo- Boca Raton News en- University last week- ested" men have no or- men were elected by closing 50 cents in coin end. Kleinkort grad- ganic problem. But it's Veterans of World War and a long, stamped, uated from the univer- always advisable to go to I Auxiliary to serve as self-addressed envel- sity's school of nursing a physician and make delegates to the Florida ope. and health services. sure. State WWI Veterans and When no organic prob- Auxiliary convention in lem is present a hus- Fort Lauderdale Friday Announcing band should accept the through Sunday. fact that he has an emo- ST. ANDREWS DAY CAMP Women are Mrs. Clif- of Boca Raton, Fla, tional problem. 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Lawrence For further information call: (when she was very was among 73 students Days: 395-3886 Nights: 395-7784 young) to a man who who received doctor of Boca Raton, Fla. didn't treat her right. philosophy degrees „ She divorced him and is great summer sustainer married my father. Yesterday I was go- First-rate sustainer for summer meals is velously flavorful soup is ready for the table. ing through my father'-&- a soup so nourishing and satisfyingly good that\. Boh appetitF desk drawers to find>an^ ACADEMY other meal components can be held to a min- insurance policy he ask- imum. Such a hot and hearty is this savory INSTANT POTATO SO'&'P ed me to get for him. I potato one that's but minutes in the making, 4 slices bacon thanks to an array of shelf-ready foods: 1 cup sliced green onions Lois Santen BOCA°RATON packaged instant mashed potatoes, canned 1 can (10-1/2 oz.) condensed chicken broth chicken broth, Vienna sausages and evap- 2 cups water graduates Summer Dance Course Announcement orated milk. 1/2 cup (or 3-1/2 to 4 oz.) envelope instant Lois Santen, 2046 N. In line with preparation-ease, a tray of mashed potato granules Conference Dr., was crisp and crunchy carrot and celery sticks 1/2 teaspoon salt among the 83 students Classes Begin June 17 and cherry tomatoes sports a salad label for 1/4 teaspoon pepper who received their di- ELEMENTARY-iNTERMEDIATE-ADVANCED this soup meal. Then hot corn sticks to lavish 1 tall can (13 fl. oz.) evaporated milk plomas from the Uni- with butter ~ either the frozen variety to (1-2/3 cups) versity of Palm Beach Register Now - Telephone 395-4797 pop into the toaster or a batch made from a 1 can (4 oz.) Vienna sausages during the 42nd com- convenient packaged corn muffin mix — fill Cut bacon in small pieces. Fry in large mencement exercises the bread tray with ease and pleasurable eat- saucepan or soup kettle until crisp. Add last weekend. Miss San- MRS. BETTY d'AYRAY, Director ing. onions; cook over low heat until onion is ten received a secre- Brevity of preparation is certainly a plus, tender, stirring occasionally. Add chicken tarial degree from the 16 S.E. 4th..St., Boca Raton broth and water; bring to a boil. Remove from university. but it is the good flavor that counts in this heat; gradually stir in instant potatoes, blend- potato soup. Bacon snipped in pieces, then ing smoothly. Add salt and pepper, then stir fried crisp in the soup kettle begins this in evaporated milk. Add Vienna sausages that near - effortless operation. Then thinly sliced have been sliced in thin rounds. Heat to serv- green onions are added for a quick stir and ing temperature; do not boil; Makes about cook. (Instant minced onion could be used for 1-1/2 quarts (6 servings). a shortcut, but green onions are so flavorful and add bright bits of appetizing color!) From NOTE: 1-1/2 cups instant mashed potato then on it is a matter of orderly blend and flakes can be used in place of the 1/2 cup heat. First, a can of condensed chickenbroth- fine instant mashed potato granules. 2chicken and water, then instant mashed potatoes, bouillon cubes and 3-1/4 cups water can be #*, seasonings, and evaporated milk for full- used in place of the canned chicken broth and bodied richness, and finally sliced Vienna water. 4 frankfurters, sliced in thin rounds, sausages for meaty substance, and the mar- can be used in place of Vienna sausages. Richard Nash receives bachelor of arts degree Dfwpw@>. Impala Convertible Richard Felton Nash, degrees. 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Eggs make the basis to answer some of the The Food Additives questions put to her by Amendment of the Fed- of readers. eral Food, Drug, and for delectable eating Cosmetic Act prohibits Eggs are the basis of should be cooked with Where should I store the use of food con- varied and delectable low to moderate heat, canned foods? tainers which would eating « whether you for just the right length The best storage for transfer a poisonous or serve them alone or in of time; never over- the canned foods is in a dry, harmful substance to the plain or fancy dishes. cooked. This fundamen- cool place. Avoid stor- food in the can. Con- Consider the multiple tal rule of egg cookery age near kitchen ranges. sumers may be confi- ways that eggs grace applies whether you are dent of the safety of the the family table — in cooking eggs in water, How long' will canned cans found in the mark- appetizers — salads and frying pan or oven. foods keep? etplace. salad dressings — Heat coagulates and Canned foods will keep However, a harmless breads and sandwiches sets the protein and the week as long as nothing hap- discoloration some- — in combination with egg becomes firm. A pens to the container to times mars the appear- vegetables and cereals properly cooked egg has make it leak. Long per- ance of the inside of the ~ and finally, as an In- a tender white and a iods of storage at high can. This is due to the gredient in desserts — smooth yolk. If cooking temperatures may re- liberation of sulfur by cakes, pastries, cook- temperature is too high sult in some loss in certain foods during ies, custards and other or the egg is cooked too "•• ••**«** .ASK color, flavor, appear- processing, which caus- delicacies. long, the protein shrinks ance, and nutritive val- es an unsightly brown, and makes the white ue, but the foods will blue, or black mottling. Served by themselves The stains are not eggs make a savory main tough and the yolk mealy. Mrs. James Krumholtz remain wholesome. A course for breakfast, regular turnover is best. harmful to the contents. lunch or supper. In the For poached eggs, An "etched" effect United States, about two- break clean, sound eggs Is it safe to leave un- sometimes appears on thirds of the eggs bought into a saucer or cus- James Krumholtz is outnumbered in his "You're not supposed to open the oven at used portions of canned the inside of cans, es- by homemakers are tard cup, one at a time, family four to one, yet when it comes to all while the cake is in it," she cautioned. foods in the can after pecially those which cooked in the shell, then slip them into gent- meals, he almost always gets Ms way. "If you do the cake, like a souffle, will fall opening? contain fruit juices. This poached, fried, scramb- ly boiling, salted water Why? It seems Mrs. Krumholtz likes to flat on its face." Yes, it is safe to leave does not indicate that led, baked or used in to cover the eggs in a cook 'the type of things men like." Her forte Mrs. Krumholtz generally makes the cake food in the open can. It is the contents have been omelets. shallow pan. would be stews, spaghetti, "things the kids to serve a rather large crowd, however the important, however, to harmed. It takes considerable Reheat water to sim- like, too." recipe can be divided in half. It also can be place the can in the re- If rust, spots appear skill to cook an egg just mering, take pan from Kids in this case are three little girls, frozen. frigerator, just as you on the outside of the right. To insure best heat, cover. Let stand Karen, Kimberly and Kristina. would any other cooked can, or the ends bulge eating quality, eggs five minutes. Desserts are not normally part of the CREAM CHEESE CAKE food. Acid foods, such Krumholtz diet because "my husband doesn't Crust: as grapefruit juice, may have a sweet tooth." Mrs. Krumholtz says. TT72 cups graham cracker crumbs dissolve a little iron "I like to fuss," she said, "but I don't 2 tablespoons melted margarine from the can if they stand in the refrigera- really have the time because of the three chil- 2 tablespoons sugar GOURMET DINNER MENU dren," — all under six. tor for a long time. Complete Dinner Six Dollars However, leave it to the ingenuity of the Mix together and pack into bottom of 9-inch This metal is not harm- springform pan. UE DOME or woman to get around the time element. Mrs. ful or dangerous to COCKTAILS A LA CARTE DINNER Krumholtz does most of her fancy cooking at Filling: health, but may cause a PENTHOUSE FLOOR FROM 5 P.M. 5-30-11 P.M night after the children are in bed. "2 8 oz. packages of cream cheese metallic taste in the Reservations "Once in a while I'll go all out," she says 1 cup sugar food. If you are not go- Suggested: 525-3303 "and make a fancy meal." 6 eggs, separated ing to eat such an acid (Closed Sundays) product within a short Cobey Lou Maybe that once in a while includes the 2 cups thick sour cream 333 SUNSET DRIVE AWARDS dessert, too. 1 teaspoon vanilla time, empty the con- HOLIDAY 5-STAR At Tht> Piano FORT LAUDERDALE At any rate, Mrs. Krumholtz' Cream 1 teaspoon lemon juice tents into a glass jar or MAGAZINE MOBIL GUIDE From I! P.M. Cheese Cake recipe fits very nicely into her Blend cream cheese and sugar. Add egg yolks, cooking schedule. sour cream, vanilla and lemon juice. Fold "A friend up north gave me the recipe," in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into crust she said. "It's very simple to make and when and bake 1 hour at 300 d. F. Turn off heat and we do have desserts it's one of myfavorites." leave in 1 hour without ever opening oven The cake has to be prepared about 24. hours door. Then open partially and leave 1/2 hour. before serving so Mrs. Krumholtz makes it Remove and allow to cool before refrigerating at night — while the three young ones are in — overnight. bed even though it's a known fact that Karen Top with 1 can cherry pie filling, straw- and Kimberly do like to help mother in the berries,, pine^.pp|e. qr any other topping of your, kitchen. Kristina is too young to help. choice. Can be made by half the recipe also.

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George Thomson at the 11 a<,mo EVERY FRIDAY service Sunday in University Supper will be enacted at the 11 a.m. for the summer months. Morning Worship 8:30 and 11:00 Baptist Church. a.m. service in Church of the Air-Conditioned Nursery Miss Lucille Kerrigan will Open Door. John Eastman, a Very Rev. Francis Campbell AT speak at the 7:30 p.m. service. scholar in Hebrew, will assist Gray will preach at the 10 a.m. Miss Kerrigan, a missionary his father, Rev. Albert L.East- service in St. Gregory's Epis- 12 MIDNIGHT UNTIL 2:00 A.M. SERMON: for the Southern Baptists, will man at the service. "Why Does copal Church Sunday. Father "Responsibility as the Mark of Jesus Love the Church So Very Gray is dean of the Cathedral tell of her experiences in meet- Church of St. Luke in Orlando OVER RADIO STATION Christian Maturity" ing the planes evacuating people Much?" will be the sermon topic 0 from Cuba to Miami. She served of Pastor Eastman at the 7:30 as a missionary for 18 years p.m. service. Rev. Ralph Montanus, Amer- WWOG-99.9 in Cuba until the Castro take- ica's blind evangelist, will conover. Since that time she has Rev. David Nicholas will duct services every Sunday, first Fresbyterian Church been in Miami helping the Cuban preach on "Christianity and through the month of June at C al- ON YOUR the Welfare Program" at the vary Community Church, 7171 refugees. N. Federal Highway. (UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, USA V Vacation Bible School for service for Boca Raton Pres- F.M. DIAL youngsters ages 4 through 12 byterian Church. will be conducted for two weeks A service for young adults will be conducted Saturday in ^ at the church beginning Monday. "Gluttony", fifth in a series "Adventures of God" will be of sermons on "Obstacles on Christian Reformed Church. a,iri; and 11:00 m. the theme of the studies which the Christian's Path" by Rev. The service, to begin at 7:30 will include Bible and mission- Dale E. Hency, will be sermon p.m., will include testimonies C@m§ mi Sermon: ary stories and hand craft. Mrs. topic at the service for Trinity on the theme "What Christ "Don't You Ever Wonder?" Wright Christian is principal Church of God. Means to Me," music by the of the school. Deerfield Beach Church of God Hecr S Ministers Classes will beheld 9to 11:30 "Fainting" will be the ser- Choir, instrumental solos and Rev; Albert G. Shiphorsf a,m. Monday through Friday. mon topic of Rev. Christian D. short sermons given by the Weber at the 10 a.m0 service in young adults. AMERICA'S BLIND "Religion and the Generation fceV; David rt Allen Gap" will be the sermon topic EVANGELIST ICHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 - NURSERY AVAILABLE of Rev. Frederick Nelson at Air-conditioned 11:00 A.M. Service Broadcast the 11 a.m. service in United (Station WSBR - 740 on the Dial) Church of Boca Raton. Rev. John C. Schweitzer will REV. RALPH MONTANUS preach in First United Methodist Church Sunday. Rev. Schweitzer EVERY SUNDAY has held pastorates in the North American Baptist General Con- ference 1928 through 1965 in at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. California, Oregon and Van- couver, B.C. His sermon topic at will be "Responsibility as the Mark of Christian Maturity." CALVARY COMMUNITY CHURCH QKeQcmys episcopAlcbuRCli The festival of the Holy Trin- 7171 N. Federal Hwy. #1 Boca Raton Road at N.E. Second Avenue Boca Raton SUMMER SCHEDULE ity will be observed at both services in St. Paul Lutheran SUNDAY SERVICES Church. Sermon topic of Rev. 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Eugene O. Krug will be "This 10:00 A.M. Morning Prayer - Is Our God." Congregational Family Eucharist & Sermons A new sanctuary lamp will be UNITED munm OF"BOCA mm Daily except Thursdays, 7 = 30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Holy dedicated Sunday at the church. •s Communion Thursdays 10:00 a.m. Morning-Prayer and Holy The ever - burning lamp is to Evangelical and Reformed Communion symbolize the eternal presence Frederick Nelson, D.D. Minister of God in the church and with SERVICES IN NEW SANCTUARY his people. The lamp has been presented to the church in mem- 251 SW 4 Avenue between Camino Real and Palmetto Pk.. Rd. ory of Eskild Bondesen, one of Morning Worship 11 a.m. —— Church School 9:30 a.m. the founders of St. Paul Church. SERMON: CHURCHES A sermon series on the Lord's "Religion and the Generation Gap" Prayer will be concluded Sunday Church page editors are not infallible, contrary to what one in Christian Reformed Church. might think. So naturally, once in a while we make mistakes. Like ADVENT American ST. PAUL Mo. Synod Sermon topic of Rev. John last week when we ran this picture and called it the cross in front 'The University Church' Schuring at the 11 aim. ser- 5001 NE 4 Ave.Near U.S.I 701 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd'. vice will be "Deliver Us. . . of Advent Lutheran Church when all the while we knew it was really the cross in front of St. Paul Lutheran Church. That's what THE CHURCH of THE OPEN DOOR SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 Lead Us. .;'." "Prayerfully 300 N.E. 35th St., Boca Raton WORSHIP Service 8:30-11:00 WORSHIP 8:30 and n:00 Adoring God" will be the sermon happens when there are two Lutheran churches in one town. (Pre-School Nursery at 11) Minister: Albert L. Eastman Ronald J. Dingle Sunday School 9:45 A.M. • Poster E.O. Krug, Pastor Wednesdays: Bible Study-Prayer 7:30 P.M. Phone 395-0433 Phone 395-3632 and 395-1939 11:00 A.M. "Passover - and the Lord's Supper". (A Phons 395-4741 portrayal of the two ordinances in their com- bined teaching). 7:30 F.M. "'Why Does Jesus Love His Church?" See the actual setting of the LAST SUPPER; witness the ar- rangement of the table; hear what was said - Hebrew inter- FIRST ASSEMBLY of 60D CHURCH ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR ST. JOAN OF ARC pretation by John Eastman, Hebrew student. of Boca Raton N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. just 35th St. and 3rd Ave. N.W. Rev. S.W, Third Street, Rev. Paul TEMPORARY LOCATION - ADMINISTRATION BLDG. off U.S. 1, Rev. Ronald J. Dingle Albert L. Eastman, Pastor. L. Manning, pastor; Sunday 1675 N.W. 4TH AVENUE pastor, Sunday Schedule: 8:30 Sunday Services: Sunday school Masses 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. and REV.NORMAN SPONG - PASTOR and 11 a.m. The Church at 9:45 a.m. for which there is a noon.. Confessions will be SUNDAY SERVICES worship; 9:45 a.m. the Church nursery available. Morning heard every Saturday from 4:30 Sunday School 9:45 A.M. at Study. Worship, 11 a.m., Youth Fellow- to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Morning Worsnip 11:00 A.M. ship 6:45 p.m. Evening service Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. Daily Masses 6:30 and 8 a.m. Wednesday Prayer & Praise Service 7:30 P.M. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN at 7:30. Tuesday evening Senior Holy Davs. 7. 9. 10:30 a.m. and- 701 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Rev. choir rehearsal, Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Sunday Service, 6:00 Eugene O. Krug, pastor.Sunday evening Bible study hour at 7:30. p.m. school, 9:45 a3m.; worship ser- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH vices, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Pre- of BOCA RATON school nursery during 11 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPAL o'clock service. Temporarily located in admin- 450 N.E. 51st St., Boca Raton, Florida 245 E. Boca Raton Rd. Sunday istration building, 1675 N.W. services 8 and 10 a.m. Daily SUNDAY SERVICES Fourth Ave. Services Sunday, 11 Sunday School 9:30 A.M. a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday except Thursday, Morning Worship service 10:45 A.M. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN School at 9:45 a.m., Wednesday Prayer and Holy Communion, Evening Service 7:30 P.M. 600 West Camino Real, Rev. Prayer and Praise Service, 7:30 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Morning Minister: Gene Stinson Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor. p.m. Prayer and Holy Communion, Services 9:30, 11 a,m#; church 10 a.m. UNIVERSITY school, 9:30 a.m. UNIVERSITY BAPTIST Baptist Church 1551 West Camino Real, Dr. 7557 W. Camino Real - Boca Raton Boca Raton FIRST UNITED METHODIST George Thomson, pastor. Sun- N.E. 2nd Ave. at N,E, 6th St. 11:00 A.M. Sermon "When Blind Eyes See" day services, II a.m. and 7:30 HEBREW CONGREGATION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Clark S. Reed; minister. Sun- p.m., Sunday school, 9:45 a,m. 7:30 P.M. Lucill Kerregan, Missionary to Temporary Location day school, 9:30 a.m. Church Boca Raton Hebrew Congrega- Cubans. ART GUILD BUILDING Prayer meeting Wednesday, tion, P.O. Box 568. Services services, 8:30 and lla.m.Nur- 7:30 p.m. Dr. George Thomson - Preaching 801 W. Palmetto Park Rd. sery for children. MYF meets temporarily held at Marymount CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. PREACHING TO THE HEART IN THE Sunday, 6:00 p.m. in the Church College. For information call HEART OF BOCA RATON WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. EBENEZER BAPTIST 395-8100. Hall. Northeast 12th Street, Rev. £9:45 A.M.: Sunday Schoolj DAVID NICHOLAS, PASTOR ____^_ Earlie Robinson, pastor. Sun- UNITED CHURCH •day school, 9:30 a.m.; morning TRINITY CHURCH OF GOD 251 S.W. Fourth Ave., Rev. service , 11 a.m.- BTU meeting Temporary location, Addison First Church of Christ Scientist CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Frederick Nelson, D.C., minis- 5 p.m.; evening service, 6 p.m. Mizner School, Rev. Dale E, ter, Church school 9:30 a.m., Hency, pastor. Sunday school Temporary Location OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Service, 11 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Services, 10:30 a.m. Boca Raton Printing Company Bldg. FIRST BAPTIST Sunday. Priesthood 41 S.E. 4th St., Boca Raton 9:00 a.m. UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST Temporary location, 3333 N. READING ROOM Sunday School 10:30 a.m. SERVICES Boca Raton, 164 W. Palmetto Federal Highway, (GrantBldg.). Sunday 11 a.m. Bocade Bldg. Arcade Sacrament Service PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6:00 p.m. Park Rd., 10:30 a.m., Sunday Rev. William Gardner, pastor, Temporary location, Art Guild Sunday School H a.m. 110 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Nursery 11 a,m, Weekly 10 a.m. - 5 p-m. 450 No. Federal Highway, Boca Raton school and church. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morn- building, 801 W. Palmetto Park Wednesday 8 p,m t Sundays 2-4 p.m. Telephone 395-8957 ing worship, 11 a.m. Training Rd., Rev. David Nicholas, Pas- MORAVIAN CHURCH Union, 6:30 p.m.; Evening Wor- tor, Sunday Service, 11 a.m., ship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-weekpray- Sunday School, 9:45 a.mo n A F 2 S.W. 12th Ave. Rev. Christian 7M^)^^A^»V^ 4^ _ ton-W.Palm Beach area. NEAR GOLF COURSE Mail prospectuSjdetails, White Caps Apts. $29,900. 395-5983. screened Pool, zoned, 707 E. Palmetto Pk: Rd., 1 bedrm., furn. apts. Modern BAR-B-QUE' snap-shot bldg.,to: BUS- 960 S. A1A, Deerfield ESTATES air conditioning & heat. AVAILABLE 2281 NE 12th St., Pom- Restaurant in fast SELL GPO BOX 100, 399-5500 - Member MLS BRAND NEW LUXURY Fully equiped Kitchen JULY 1ST pano Beach, Fla. 941- Come to the growing VERO BEACH. N.Y., N.Y. 10001. HOME SALE BOCA 4 . bedrooms, 3 baths, 6 Family room. Extra 2 bedroom, 2 bath, un- 3670. Eve, only. Seats 70 - main road to New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, size 2 car garage.Brand furnished - Duplex W/W Super luxury kitchen - new. Professionally LIVE ON THE BEACH Beach. Low rent, long To Place a Classified with family room & gar- Swimming Pool. Wall to carpeting, reverse cycle YELLOW DOOR EFFICIENCIES, lease, $6,250. Will train age, on sewered lot. landscaped. Immediate Ht. & air, for further if needed. Back injury Ad Call 395-8300 Wall C arp eting, Wood occupancy. Walk to APTS.. VILLAS Fully sodded & land- Panelling, Beautiful information call: forces Sale. Hickory scaped — 10% financing Shops & Schools. Harriet Jackman, assoc. ^Completely furnished. Embers Bar-B-Que, 10 Trees, Coconut Road. 391-1056. Available on monthly Waterfront corner lot, available. University Phone 399-5453. Atlantic Boca Realty.Inc. Royal Palm Blvd. — Realtor rental accomodates 2-4- Write or Phone 567- 2 docks. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath, Construction, day 399- ESTATES 5989 — eve. 395-2630. Ideal neighborhood for 395-8500 anytime or more persons. $100. 4698. heated pool, 2 car gar- Boca Square. 2 bed- BOCA RATON! age. Beautifully land- & up includes Maid ser- BUILDERS MODEL room, 2 bath, large liv- vice, linens, air condi- 35 A lots & Acreage Sale " 391-1835. ONLY $1,900 DOWN Three bedrooms, 3-1/2 INFLATION ing room with dining baths ~ luxurious — tioning, etc. 395-5220. 6 Choice Lots in 4 bedroom, "2~ bath, new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen- area. Central heat & air HEDGE" large corner lot — bear- REALTOHS Boca Square .784 Appleby St. A&P tral heat & air-sprink- cond. Sprinklers, util- Furnished small Apt., ing avocado and numer- Bran d-new Duplexes. also 1 bedroom Apts. 391-0599 Construction, ready for ler system, $18,900. in- ity rm., & Patio. 1377 ous citrus trees , — Built like fine homes, to Nov. & Dec. TV, Maid occupancy. Call 395- cluding lot. SW 9th Ave. 395-0337. $59,500.00 —MLS 781. for rental to high type No Pets. GOLF COURSE 4254. \ WRIGHT HOMES, INC. $19,000. LOT For appointment to in- tenants. In new Boca TIFFANY APTS. #18 3 bedroom, 2 bath in 257 SW 4th St. In Royal Palm—$10,500 Boca Raton 399-7222 ^ bedroom, 2 bath, "plus spect this lovely home, Raton area now building Phone 395-6420 Country Club Village. call IVAN HAACK. . . — An excellent buy! In LOWEST PRICED family room & Pool. and appreciating in val- 431 W. Camino Real 5-1/4% Mtg. within Weir Plaza Building area of lovely homes. 3/2 POOL HOME 1-1/2 year old. Carpet- ue. 4 available, on large »BEACH EFFICIENCIES walking distance of all 855 S. Federal Hwy. : LISTED IN ing, Drapes, Curved adjoining lots. Buy 1, 2 1-2 Bedroom Apts. low For all details call schools, 1270 NW 5th Boca Raton: Ph.395-400Cj PUSIRID6E LLOYD LIVELY. . . St., Boca, 395-2050. BOCA RATON Drive-way, In beautiful or all. BD 28. MacLar- 1 monthly rates, till Dec. Lake Floresta. Would en & Anderson, Inc., 135 REALTY Weir Plaza Building .. .AND this lovely home 15, TV,. Air,linens,Pool Beautiful & Unique 3 you believe 22x12 Mast- SUPERIOR E. Palmetto Pk. Rd., 224 Sc, Fed. Hwy. 200' to Ocean. 855 S. Federal Hwy. bedroom, 2 bath, with is completely furnished I 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Three bedrooms, two er Bedroom, Assume 395-1333. 395-1433 PTNK PANTHER Boca Raton.Ph.395-4000 20x30 Panelled recrea- excellent $26,000 mtg. $21,900 MOTEL ATTENTION tion room. This home baths, and an oversize 1 MLS BR-1397T. In an excellent neigh- 399-0700 — 399-0190 INVESTORS AND has many features and pool that every mem- Real Estate Exam Cowse ber of the family will borhood & boasting su- Efficiencies, furnished DEVELOPERS is worth all of the perb landscaping.Flor- 500 feet on Ocean with $23,900 price. 360 N.E. love. Quiet Residential 1 block to public beach, neighborhood. Call for ida room, separate from For Brokers or Salesmen Air cond. $85. mo. plus an additional 378 feet •25th Terr. Call 395- .60S.flO.HWT. REALTORS living room, plus large Harvey Real Estate Schools operates a branch of its popu- west of A1A with ac- 5706 for appt. today. more information - to- •OCA RATON Ph. 395-4424 lar Real Estate Exam Course in Boca Raton at the UN!VER« utilities. Montly to Dec. day! PRICE:furn.,$20,- screened porch, plus 910 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. cess canal to Intra- Call Ed Roman, 395-7280 (2) outside patio areas. SITYBOWL CONFERENCE ROOM, DIXIE HWY. and 20th coastal. Zoned for 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool, 700 - unfurn. $20,500. ST., Boca Roton, The course is composed af fl lively inter, Branhon Realty, 391- corner lot on Canal, MLS BR 1415P. ,3/2 PLUS A great family Home esting sessions which thoroughly cover the Fla., Real Estate ?444. apartments or Motel. FAMILY ROOM with plenty of room for •Handbook. Total cost only $50.00. Excellent beach. Priced Carpets & Drapes. Cen- Furnished one bedroom", tral ht. & air cond., This beautiful 3 bed- the kids and their friends TUESDAY EVENING - 7:00 P.M. under $.1000 oceanfront room, 2 bath (plus fam- to stay out of Mom's You may attend first session free completely air condi- foot for the package. clean surroundings. 10 CARLEN tioned apartment for Appraisal & Realty. Inc. ily room) home has many hair. BR 1431. Mr. Cooper will be in the Conference Room.each Tuesday Let us show this to you min. from IBM, 2425 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. at 6:30 P,M._to answer any questions. rent, at 799 SW 4th Ave. SW 11th St., Boynton extras. Central air & FIRST REALTY CORP. today. Boca Raton .. .393-4440 I heat, 2 car garage, a For Information caU-.-UR. COOPER 375-2289 call Manager at Beach. 582-1100 days FHA 20 SE 1st Ave. 395-6539 or "Uncle or 582-6268 eve. very large irregular lot, Call anytime 395-8600 $1800. DOWN and a 32'x20' screened Tom" Realtor, at the $14,900 plus closing cost and LAKE FLORESTA 757 S. Federal Hwy. Porch. This is a tre- Extra large rooms, FOR TOP NOTCH Spacious 3 bedroom this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, mendous buy for a fam- Colonial Building home is yours. New wall makes this 3 bedroom, 395-1515 Boca Raton, Fla. home, plus Florida Rm., ily home. $25,900. MLS 42 SE 2nd St. & screened Porch. New to wall carpets thru-out 2 bath home plus fam- Home Construction Phone 395-4044 BR1398. ily room perfect for CONVENIENT Stainless steel sink.New real fireplace, 28'xl2' Waterfront Lot, Harbour black top driveway .Well Porch, garage, beauti- growing family. Home LOCATION East Section. No Piling is located in excellent Planning ^Studio 1 & 2 Bedrm,, maintained. See this at- fully landscaped lot with CARLEN w needed. Need Seawall — tractive value today,. trees. SEE TODAY - Appraisal & Realty. Inc. Neighborhood — close Furn. & Unfur. Large $6500 owner 399-3691 MLS BR 1419. BUY TODAY. BR 1403., i ..... to IBM & FAU. Large Lobby Carpeted, Large after 5:00. 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. screened porch, cen- Modern or Traditional Heated Pool & Patio.' RICHARD! ROSS Boca Raton 399-4440 tral air/ht. dishwash- Each Apt. includes car- WATERFRONT CORN- pBATEMAN & CO. ER LOT $6100. 100x170 Realtor er, draperies, built-in pets, drapes, range, re- REALTOR \& Realtors range. Assume LOW in- TRY direct access to Ocean. 140 N.. Federal Hwy., Boca 399-6444 39 5-0650 frig., central air & heat, 395-8155 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. terest rate $31,500,MLS gas & water. Walk to Call Egan Klamm,assoc. GARVY'S GOT PACHYDERM Boca Raton, fla. BR 1424. shopping. Prices from PARADISE CREATIVE DESIGN $115. a month. Models IT! area 305-395-9355 '•¥• CHARMING! * BY open 9 to 5 (7 days). Maybe you don't have CARLEN 6O5.na.Hwr. REALTORS Two bedroom home with BIG 395-8220 •OCA RATON Ph. 395-4624 any Elephants in your Appraisal & Realty, Inc. family room—centrally GOLF-COURSE-LOT _ MAC FARLAND EAST TWO LARGE LOTS ap- family but for a 2 bed- ROYAL PALM YACHT 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. © APTS. heated & air condition- room, 2 bath home in Boca Raton 399-4440. VOGUE prox. 9O'xl6O' each.Lots . ed-— situated on high & COUNTRY CLUB r3T 70 SE 11th St. numbers 9 & 11, Block-25 thei $21,500, dassthese This lotias 231 feet-on " U50 N.W. 4th Avenue AN ITVENUS Boca Raton Hills Sub- oversized lot ~ sprink- v rooms are large — the golf course siieiarid ENTERPRISE division. Sacrifice at ler system — garage — Nicely furnished too — the lot lends itself to an LUXURY AT LAST $3000. each, or best of- patio is roofed & but ill owner isn't com- unusual home design if « 399-6790 CHILDREN WELCOME fer within range. Pri- screened — carpets & ing back to bask in the you are looking for RENTAL APTS, draperies included in Overlooking Ocean & Intracoasfal. Brand new! Immediate vate Owner; P. Lo- pretty back yard — walk something different. It Prestige Location. Season or Yrly. occupancy. 3 bedrm,, 2 Cicero, 60 Woodbine price of $23,750. MLS to grammar and high is priced far below orig- Gorgeous Lobby & Rec. Room, 1406 — For details call Garage parking. Sauna baths. WELCOME bath apts. Ideal for fam- Drive, Hicksville, New schools. MLS 1425. inal selling price. Own- Heated Pod & large' Patio, Shu-ffle- HARRY GRIFFITHS. . . board. Dock basin. Private beach. ilies. Fully carpeted York, 11801. EDWARD K. GARVI er decided not to build Whisper quiet Air & heat. Range, rooms. Drapery rods Weir Plaza Building Realtor so is willing to sacrifice Refrig., Dishwasher, Disposal, car- STILL TALKING peting & much, much more. Models only. Range (refrig. op- 855 S. Federal Hwy. Phone 391-0900 anytime at $12,500 — MLS BV- open 9-to 5 (7 days) 399.829O. IBM ABOUT BUILDING A Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 ;' tional). Free laundry. 177G. PERSONNEL Most convenient loca- HOME? POOL HOME LAKEV1EW CAMINO GARDENS • «£ion in town. Parochial Why not talk to us? PRICE APARTMENTS . 15 NEW HOMES ; & public schools prac- We've got dozens of va- 4BEDRMS., 3 BATH REDUCED! cant residential lots in $41,500. 757 S. Federal Hwy. 2519 N. Ocean Blvd. In different stages of construction from im- [ tically at front door. Owner wants action! Ex- Walk around corner to prime locations.- 1A large family home Colonial Building An Itvenus Enterprise mediate, to 3 Months occupancy. 82-1/2x120' cellent Boca Raton lo- Boca Raton, Fla. ; complete shopping cen- with many, many custom cation. Better than new, OVER ter. Move to Boca & $2,500. . .MLS BV-147 features such as slate & Phone 395-4044 75x135' immaculate condition, 200 LOTS OWNED Live, for more inform- brick foyer, hand dis- can't be duplicated at JUST LISTED! ation, 391-1092. $3,500. . .MLS BV-141 tress kitchen cabinets, by Our Company to Choose from 76x105x129 today's prices. Many This Ocean to Intracoastal Home and Many Others I AN ITVENUS double wall ovens, Chat- desirable "extras," Has Four Bedrooms and 454 Batfas $3,300, . .MLS BV-140 tahoochie rock porch. [• ENTERPRISE Call us today! carp eting, draperies, T-i and S ACRES 25 C Houses for Rent Large baths. Beautifully refrigerator, washer, Just remodeled, it has two new Carrier Central Air WATERFRONT carpeted & draped. Ex- dryer, etc. Screened Conditioners. A circular fireplace accents the large HOMESiTESWITH HOUSE INCLUDED cellent 1 a n d s c a ping. living room. Sundeck and large patio porch overlook LEASE OR RENT CARLEN pool faces south. NOW the ocean and a recreation room for your hobby. MLS FROM $35,000 With Option to Buy Appraisal S Realty, inc. Ready to move into with- 450 E. Palmetto .Pk. Rd. reduced to $28,000. BR PR 6506W. Listed at $215,000. The $79,000 mortgage ^BRAND NEW 3 or 4 in 30 days. BR 1433. 1348. MacLaren & An- may be assumed. Call Jack Dolan now to arrange your PERSONAL ATTENTION Boca Raton 399-4440 FIRST REALTY CORP. inspection of this Hillsboro Mile Home. '^bedroom, 2 bath Home on 35 B Co-ops & Condominiums Sale derson, Inc., 135 E. from Contractor Himself 20 S E 1st Ave. WATERFRONT Deerfield, excellent Palmetto Pk. Rd., 395- BATEMAN & CO., REALTORS BOCA'S LARGEST with Private Beach, in building, direct Ocean- .Call anytime 395-8600 1333. .^_^_ r FAMILY HOME ".'"'" 7299 So. Ocean Blvd. - Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 beautiful BEL LIDO just front, owned land, large LOOK NO FURTHER! FAMILY HOME BUiLDER 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with 395-9355 395-9356 399-8284 North of SAN REMO on Pool, putting green, card Here is the 3 bedroom, large Florida room with A1A — Central Air Con- rooms. 2 bedroom, 2 2 bath, low priced Home 4bedroom, 2 bath on Waterway with Pool..S36,400. built in Book Case.Large ditioning & many other bath, second floor. with a Pool that your GRACIOUS 4bedroom,2 bath, in Lake Floresta $31,500. Utility room, could be- features only found in Beautiful view, East, family has been looking 3bedroom, 2 bath, pool, University Park...$24,500 come Den or 4th Bed- PRESTIGE HOME South &. West exposure, for. A terrific family New 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Homes room. See this well OTHER MODELS Call Marian for Ap- Screened Patio, Realis- Home in an excellent re- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY maintained home today. pointment to see tically priced, $24,000. sidential neighborhood, FROM $19,000 MLS 1384. BOCA SQUARE 942-9550 • Phone 399-4077. includes family room, 2 Furn. 4bedrms., 3 baths utility rooms, central Central Heat & Air Conditioning GENERAL!! ELECTRIC large Den, Pool & all APARTMENT FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH air & heat, and a com- 8%% Mtg. ^services included. June HUNTING? plete electric kitchen, From $25,700 incl. Lot 15th to Sept. 15th. Pre- Hillsboro Colonade — 2 Well Maintained on large screened patio & fer couple. Referencis, bedroom 2 bath — 2nd Landscaped sprinkler- Pool. Assume low inter- LOTS AVAILABLE ed Lot. Good size bed- required in Lake Rog- floor — south exposure est Mtg. $23,900. MLS Call ^M%$W Days 395-1183 ers. 395-7016. ~ ocean view & beach — rooms, help achieve BR 1429P. THE FL0R1AN CO. BUILDERS bright airy atmosphere. George Snow CONSTRUCTION Inc. Nights 399:5922 Fully furnished 2-3 bed- MLSBC 74P —$15,900. Partially furnished. 5-1/4% Mtg. with 15 year 395-4178 room, June 15-Aug. 15, balance. $17,900. un- CARLEN A/C, 395-0325 after 4: furnished $18,400.furn- Appraisal & Realty. Inc. Completely furnished, 2 Hillsboro Colonade ~ 2 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. bedroom 2 bath — 2nd ished. MLS 1374. Boca Raton 399-4440 NOW RENTING bedroom, 2 bath, $195. BRANNON REALTY ENC. per month. 391-1085. floor — SW exposure , 2CILDERS MODEL' , IN DELRAY BEACH ocean view and beach « REALTOR 391-2444 391-1984 Exceptionally large 2 SUBLEASE— July 1 — MLS BC 73P —$22,500. bedroom, 2 bath, family FOR 1968 SEASON 4 months, completely For information on the ROYAL PALM YACHT room, large screened furn. 2 bedroom home above apartments, call & COUNTRY CLUB porch, 1 car garage, au- tiear shopping-beach — KEN PRICE. . . A BUNDLE OF tomatic door opener, re- ELEGANT - .RELAXATION $125. 395-0651. Weir Plaza BuIMing CHARM verse cycle A/C located Beautiful 2 bedrooms, 25 F Miscellaneous for Rent 855 S. Federal Hwy. in city of Boca Raton ONLY 13 APARTMENTS nstore for rent, 21x43. t Raton: Ph. 395_-4000. 2-1/2 baths, Florida .near fiigb. school. Lot room and family room, $80. Immediate occu- 35 C ApU, Motels, Hotels-Sale size 80xil0 priced at roomy kitchen, utility ENJOY PRESTIGE LIVING pancy. 399-5922. . 12 ATTRACTIVE UNITS $19,900. For immediate room, 2 car garage, 9 sale call 399-1872 or Horse Barn Stalls for 2 Hotel rooms, 6 effi- Hole private putting Rent for the Summer. ciencies, 3-1 bedroom, green in rear yard, ov- 391-0660. Close to Boca Raton, 1-2 bedroom apts. all erlooking golf course, ALL APARTMENTS OVERLOOK THE OCEAN plenty of Riding area. completely furnished on many extras, offered at 'UNDER CONSTRUOTlOFt Royal PI am Polo A1A Deerfield. Unob- only $49,500 ~ MLS BR •Large spacious 3 bed- Open For The Summer Season May 1st to Nov.-30th Ground. 395-8523. structed view or Ocean. 1334G — Call for ap- room, 2 bath with king Excellent construction.. pointment. size Kitchen, large fam- Warehouse space & Of- Well maintained. Offer- ily room & Screened Apartments range from $100 a week and up for a custom furnished one bedroom & bath fice available/ 2375 sq. ed at $90,000. with $25, OTHERWELL Porch, plus Patio & gar- -to $135 a week and up for a custom furnished two bedroom two bath unit. ft. Tel. 399-0243. 000 down. Bal. at 6% ¥ REALTY age. Paved entrance Desk space available in 20 years. 757 S. Federal Hwy. foyer with Guest Closet. HAMILTON HOUSE new office. Answer Ser- Sue Oldham Cheney Colonial Building Will be ready in 30 days. May We Welcome You Aboard? 1213 SO. OCEAN BLVD. «?ice & Secretary Avail- Realtor Boca Raton, Fla. Call 399-1872 or 391- 276-5890 able. 399-5922. 305-5500 Member MTJS Phone 395-4044 0660. , June 6, 1968 BOCA RATON NEWS Gardening for all ages, places under the banyan tree Boca Bazaar Gift Suggestions Fur The challenge of piece, on a windowsill, plants find thrills and room where there is a 20 So. Dixie, Boca Raton plants in growth and in coffee table, desk, book excitement in new flowering plants that are FLOWERS! FOLIAGE bloom interests every- case, or any other area, plants," says Florida seasonal and keep them DECOUPAGE STUDIO Thi GRADUATE ! one. There is no age plants add color and in- Nurserymen and Grow- outside when not in barrier to this wonder- terest. Unique are the ers Association. "We bloom. At holiday sea- Complete Supplies SYLVANIA PORTABLE ful passtime of grow- terrariums, the hanging like to grow them and son you may useaPoin- New Finishes, Gold Leafing, Etc. W/AIR SUSPENSION SPEAKERS ing in Florida, for it settia plant, or a flow- Open Alt Summer is enjoyed by the pre- ering crab cactus school age child as well (Christmas cactus) in a as the elderly! Even tall pot so the drooping apartment dwellers flowers are effectively To Place a Classified Ad Call 395-8300 thrill to the growth and displayed. Later you bloom of foliage and may use Azaleas in pots, flowering plants. or African Violets or a Plants are used many potted Chrysanthemum., ways in homes, as well Geraniums are bright baskets, the window see how they adapt to the and cheerful and bloom b as in business and pro- height »5 /i." ' width 20% 99.95 fessional buildings. For boxes, the window sill various usages. We find heavily, or you might depth 10%"' a room divider, a color garden of herbs in the new plants, new uses for like to use some color- EXPONENT 4/10GY— Powerful 20 W (E.I.A.) Portable Phonograph accent, a table center- kitchen « all these add plants, and a wide as- ful foliage plant that will Fashionable luggage-slim styling keynotes individual touches to the sortment . of pots and add color. this portable stereo phonograph. Perfect for portability and handling ease. Never before office, home, or civic tubs to add accent to Your coffeetabieiis an has quality stereo sound been available atthis building. our room decor. ideal spot for a dish modest price. Detachable speakers ' If you have a living garden in a low bowl, • Garrard Custom Automatic Turntable I • Sylvania's AS100 Air Suspension "Most of-us who love diamond stylus cartridge. Speaker.Sysiems. using Sanseveria ros- • Fully transistorized amplifier 20-watts - Separate bass and treble conrols. ette, Philodendron and STOCKS (E.I.A.); 35-watts peak music power. • Compensated hudness control. Gardening questions variegated Pepperomia. 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Bahia is naturally Fund Best Suited to Your Investment an open growing grass. gardenia-ixora fertiliz- bachia, Croton or sim- Objectives. Our Account Executives *Drum Outfits from 59.95 money on insurance It can be seeded to grow er and it should do quite ilar plant can be effec- are Well Informed and will Serve You Fifth Avenue Plaza thicker, however, this well for you. tive. with Unbiased Advice, THE AREA'S MOST COMPLETE may increase disease 395-7707 problems. Brown patch SELECTION OF LF, RECORD ALBUMS fungus is one of the FORGOT THAT most prevalent diseases under these conditions. GRADUATION GIFT ? You're in good hands with Lawn caterpillars and ALLSTATE* mole crickets also at- Still A Fine Selection tack bahia. Use toxa- INSURANCE phene for caterpillars; LAIRD, Bis SELL & MEEDS, INC. FOUNDED BY SEARS Members New York and American Stock Exchanges AlbtiU Iniunncs Computes • Horn* Officw: SkoklB, III chlordane • for mole and Principal Commodity Exchanges 443 5. FED. HWY.f BOCA RATOU 395-7333 crickets; PCNB for brown patch fungus. GIFT SHOP 71 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-2566 Arvida Building Boca Raton, Florida Q. My Bird of Para- dise doesn't look CONVENIENT REAR DOOR PARKING Phone 395-7300 healthy, brown spots ap- VEHICLE VIRUS ? pear on the leaves. I fertilize it with sheep ^FULL QUART LET US SAFETY CHECK manure. ~ M.Y., Palm Beach Gardens. Uattlati's YOUR CAR /A A. Spraying neutral A A. na^& .» mm %J copper on the plant Be a confident driver! Get your car should help remedy fun- thoroughly safety checked. Our gus organisms which sometimes cause spot- new electronic equipment will quickly ™ ting. If the "spots" pinpoint any danger! Nj^ come off easily, they are scale insects and S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY HEADLIGHT AIMING and may be controlled with BOCA RATON malathion. 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I would sug- i FULL HOURS gest , contacting a pro- 395-7739 fessional landscape concern that is . ac- Irygd ON FUELS KEEP YOUR GAR TUNED quainted with lawn planting, BE Rum Q: I would like to FULL QUART know how to transplant hydrangeas from pot to GfegtEnors yard and how to care ESTATES ON THE INTRACOASTAL for them. J. G. B., AT BOCA RATON Jupiter. S§®gr®itf'fVO A: Hydrangeas are not normally grown here IMPORTED CANADIAN " #• in South Florid a because they have specific re- quirements which are not easy to meet in our area. They require high organic soil and full shade. If you want to plant a hydrangea in the flARYIY'S SCOTCH

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