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Largest Circulation (H Any Newspaper In Boca Raton Area BOCA RATON NEWS VOL. 10 NO. 67 Boca Raton, F!a», July 11, 1965 16 Page's PRICE Start on Palmetto Pk. Rd Predicted by Year's End 1965-66 Budget \ County Approves In Works, Plan Construction Funds, Early Completion City Buys Land Boca Raton's 1965-66 budget City and county officials pre- may be ready ahead of time. dict a start on the rebuilding of At least that's the present Palmetto Park Road before the plan of Thomas Mullen, the end of 1965, perhaps in Novem- city's finance officer. ber. He's aiming at a target date County Commissioner George of Aug. 3, though the charter Warren this week announced doesn't require it to be sub- that county funds were in the mitted to the City Council until budget for the four-laning of Aug. 15. the street from Dixie Highway "We should make it, though to Southwest 12th avenue. Plans there are several areas we can call for a median strip begin- not firm up yet," he said. ning at Southwest Second avenue All department heads have and going all the way to 12th. submitted their request for op- The area from Dixie to South- erating expenses for the next west Second will be paved as a fiscal year. For the past two solid four lanes. weeks Mullen and City Manager L.M. McConnell have been dis- Other construction in the cussing these individual budgets county's 1965-66 budget for with the department head. Boca Raton projects: "We think most of them have $100,000 for drainage at done a good job," McConnell ex- Camino Real and Federal plained. "The finance officer Highway; Burl Doan and the bottle-with-a-mcssage. and I. have questioned them on $33,000 'for widening one the different items, and they half-mile of Glades Road; have justified most of them to $20,000 for railroad cross- our satisfaction." ing at 20th street and Dixie 'Message Bottles' The several areas in which Highway; the costs can not be detailed in- $4,000 for extension of clude the fire department and Clint Moore Road to Federal the planning and zoning division. Highway. The Public Administration I lea\ i 1\ -lra\ oleil Palmetto Found on Beaches Service has been employed to Park Road, now with winding make a full survey of the fire curves and lull of pot holes, Meanwhile, Deputy Mayor "I was just swimming when I Mrs. Robert Doan, 1132 N.E. department, and their prelim- (at right) is on the construc- Harold Maull said that the city saw a bottle floating by," de- 2nd Terr., was at the Boca Ra- inary findings will be available tion list of the county, and is making "satisfactory head- clared Burt Doan, 11. "I went ton beach last Thursday after- before the deadline date. These officials say work should be- way" in purchasing rights of to pick it up and it had a mes- noon when he discovered the will probably lie considered in iiin sometime late in 1K05. way for the street. The county sage in it." bottle. making up the departm(_;.,'& funds are for construction only; Hurt wasn't the only person "At first I thought it was a budget, though neither McCon- the city must provicfe all nec- to find a bottle. John Hartely, Coke bottle but I went over to nell or Mullen would affirm or essary land. 7, also found one while swim- see what it was anyway. It was deny it. The City Council also City Engineer J.P. Vansant ming at the Sun and Surf Club just a plain white bottle with must indicate the completion estimates that 40 per cent of beach. John, son of Mrs. Mary barnacles all over it. It must date for the new fire depart- Burglary in Golden Harbour the right of way has been pur- Hartely, 3450 N.E. 26th Ave., have been in the ocean for along ment substation in Boca Raton chased, and that negotiations Lighthouse Point, spotted a bot- time," Hurt said. Square. As yet, the council has are underway on most of the tle last Friday afternoon, "I took the bottle to my moth- not finally approved plans for Nets $3,800 in Jewels, Cash rest. Burt, the son of Mr. and er. She told me to take it to the manning tables for the substa- "We have been held up on cer- lifeguard so he could get the tion. Golden 1 [arbour was the scene Coast from Miami to West Palm tain parcels by title searches," cork out," continued Hurt. In the planning and zoning of cat burglar activities Friday Beach. he said, "but we expect deci- The messages in both bottles department, the council has not morning as $3,800 in cash and "Extra locks on doors not sions on most of these within Dig This? came from the Gulf Coast Re- employed a director, an action jewelry was stolen from the only protects occupants and the next few days." search Laboratory in Ocean required under the charter. In- home of Mr. and Mrs. Arne C. their belongings but makes for Maull predicted the city would That names make news is Springs, Miss. They contained terviews have been completed, Wiprud. Four other attempts better law protection. Attempts be in a position to move into an old journalism proverb. cards concerning the checking but a final decision has not been were also made. at forcing doors with pins," court on condemnation pro- And it was Shakespeare of ocean currents. announced. Det. Alvin Nahrstedt of the Nahrstedt said, "may awaken ceedings on still unpurchased (wasn't it?) who said "Arose "We brought the bottle home How big is the budget going to Boca Raton Police Department sleeping occupants and they can land ''"within 30 to 45 days." by another name ..." so my mom could fill out the in- be? said the Wiprud home at 520 call police." Construction of a four-lane But it's still unusual that formation wanted on the note: "Maybe we'll have it ready by N.E. Philips Drive was one of Palmetto Park Road has been the first man to complain the time the bottle was found, Aug. 3 - then you'll know," said two entered but the only one planned for five years. First it about the new water rates in the day, and where." The cards Mullen with a smile. burglarized. Little League was delayed in order to recon- Boca Raton is named Wells, were sent back to the laboratory Police said the burglary oc- struct Camino Real, then held Well, he can always dig . „ in Mississippi. Apartment House curred sometime between 1 and up for the purchase of rights oh, well, you know. "I'm glad I found the bottle," 4 a.m. and the money, jewelry Crown to Civitans of way. Burt said, "1 have never found Course of the curved road and other valuables were taken Little League Civitans took one before. It was exciting." Permit Withdrawn from a bedroom in which the will be straightened in its en- Mrs. Doan only laughed. the second of a best two out of tirety, with the three block A building permit for a one occupants were sleeping. Top three series Friday night to win Bocci Raton Day, "The bottle smells and I want drawers of two dressers in the area from Southwest Ninth ave- to get it out of the bouse!" she million dollar rental apartment the city championship. nue to Southwest 12th avenue house on the ocean has been master bedroom were rifled. Fallowing a 9-0 victory said. Attempts also were made at moved over 300 feet to align But No Mayor withdrawn. Thursday, over First Federal,' with the rest of the street. Two E.E. Pence, city building de- three other residences on Phil- the Civitans came back Friday ips Drive and a fourth at 1000 two-lane bridges will be built There's going to be a Boca The Weather partment chief, said the con- to win 11-1 behind the pitching over the El Rio Canal. Raton Day at the New York struction permit granted to N.E. Third Avenue, according of Eric Bath, In taking the win, World's Fair. to police. At one home the cul- The median strip will con- July 7-10, ISHif) Aragona Enterprises for the Bath posted his ninth consecu- tain new concrete power poles • It's scheduled Aug. 6, and rental apartment project had prit gained entry but was ap- tive victory. Hi Lo Kit in parently scared off before he and will be landscaped in the the Palm Beach County World's Wed. SS 71 (! been voided. One of the highlights of the same manner as Camino Real. Fair Authority, who declared "The owners said that they could steal anything. Three at- Thins. SS 78 0 tempts to gain entry through game was a home run blast Palmetto Park Road will be the day in the Florida Exhibit, would not begin the project for over the centerfield fence by eventually extended to the pro- says they hope "a lot of people Fri. SS 77 Trace sliding glass doors failed when another six months," Pence the burglar encountered lock- Paul Finger. posed Interstate 95, and Van- from Boca Raton will be there Sat. Noon SS 77 Trace said. ing pins. A full account of the first sant has requested that a clo- to observe it." Original plans called for a verleaf exit be created the junc- U.5. Weather Bureau official recordings Narhstedt said cat burglars game, with pictures, may be In the last paragraph of the station, Boca Raton, multi-story building facing on tion. notification to Mayor Sid Crod- from the cooperative the ocean. are working all along the Gold found on today's sport pages, head, Chairman E.F. VanKes- sel noted "the Day is made possible through your cooperation in granting funds for the county's Fair exhibit." The city put up $750 for its Troy Wins T-Ball share of the Palm Beach County display in the Florida exhibit. The mayor, just returning to 'World Series' his desk alter a siege in the hospital, says he doesn't think he'll make the World's Fair event. A "World Series" T-Ball "I think I'll stick closer to champion was named here home," he said. Saturday morning as Troy Plumbing defeated Boca Elks, 2 to 1, at Memorial Park. Featured players in the four-inning contest were Ann Landers Page 2B John Ingalls, Greg Rauch, Calendar 3B Chris Krug and Greg Went- Classifieds 6-7A worth. Editorials 4B A part of the City of Boca Real Estate 613 Raton's recreation program, Sports 4-5A more than 200 miniature Teen Town 5B baseball players annually Travel 7B .participate. TV Listings 2A Women's News Section B 2A July 11, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Television listings for July 10 - 14 2-Mlaml-Educ. 4-Mlaml-CBS 7-Mlami-HBC 10-MIami-ABft 5-Palm Beach•NBOJ-falm Ben-ABC Bold Kdven. Meet Press® Press. Conl. 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Television viewers, sometimes television crit- Marilyn Erskine and Jack Warden are seen in ics, television producers, and we are certain, "Shadows of the Past" on the NBC color series, 10:00 Candid Camei*f Roguesf Sun. Movie® Roguesf Sun. Movie® 1 10:15 it the rating people themselves, just don't under- "The Virginian, ' Wednesday, July 14. They play 14:30 Sundays My Linef stand the rating system . . , a couple who find problems with (heir planned 10:45 Obviously it's a game . , . marriage. Warden will star next fall in the new And that's just what the program about the 11:60 News, Wthr. News, wthr. Untouchables News News, Wthr. ratings is called , . . NBC-TV comedy series "The Wackiest Ship in 11:15 Late Show Movie the Army." 11:30 Sun. Movio Sports "The Rating Game" will examine the complex Starlite Th. subject of program ratings, their effect, how they are arrived and how they work. 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At blackboard is Suzie Scribner. Judy Champeau and Mary Lynne Schroeder practice on recorders. Music Plays Important Part InEducation

Music is playing an increasingly important role tion to the instrumental techniques of the piano, in elementary education, and at Florida Atlantic recorder, percussion and other mallet-played in- University this summer, it's an important part of struments, but to help the teachers develop a the teacher education program. balanced program built around body rhythm, sing- Under the baton of Dr. Kenneth H. Robinson, ing, instrumental skills and music appreciation. associate professor of music education at FAU, The course also places an emphasis on creative elementary school teachers and prospective music - learning new approaches to teach children teachers are getting a long hard look at the through music to be creative, means to effective music teaching in the classroom. Coming to the class with a limited know- "We want to get the child to feel music, before ledge of music, most of the teachers will be re- becoming too concerned with music theory," sponsible for the whole music program in their Robinson said. "He should respond to music both schools. Others may be working under a school as a listener and as a participant." music specialist. And, he might have added, he wants the teach- Robinson's goal is not only to give anintroduc- er-students in his course to get there first.

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OPEN FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 to 6:00 BOCA RATON NATIONAL BANK SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY at CAM1NO REAL INTEREST 395-2300 INTEREST /tors YOU n* you MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Classroom session with Dr. Robinson precedes practice. 4A July 11, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS In Little League Mayoffs IVI in First of Three Willie Brady, on the tallied on the score- mound for Little League books. Martin struck out by Jim ilfenburg Ci'vitans, set a new lea- three and walked one. E SPORTS EDITOR gue record of ^strike- The box score: —-w-vnssa — All-Stars Aim outs Thursday night. CIVITANS AB R H The Harness Racing Institute of Chicago re- And he pitched his squad Scanlon, If 3 1 1 cently sent us a booklet called "Get A Horsel" to a 9-0 shutout over Brady, p 4 2 4 A number of years back our grandfather used br July 21st First Federal. E. Bath, cf 3 0 0 to utter these same words when we were out rid- The game was a first Finger, c 4 0 3 ing in the horse and buggy and passed a bogged of a two out of three Smith, rf 3 0 1 down T-Model Ford. It's altogether possible we Oaklasid Ga§ne series to determine a Stebbins, 3b 2 1 2 have rattled by in our red Valiant and a member league championship. of the institute felt the same way. Holzinger, lb 3 1 1 Little League All- Civitans won the first 3 2 2 However, the publication opens with "this Stars went into practice half of play and First Parks, ss booklet is for the underprivileged , . ." They R. Bath, 2b 3 2 2 this week aiming at Federal took the second Berry, If 1 0 0 could have added underpaid and still been within their first game July 21. half. our category. It goes on to say the booklet is for Zikowski, cf 1 0 0 They will meet North Brady also shone at Willocks, rf 1 0 1 those men, and women, who have been deprived Lauderdale at Oakland of the thrill of jogging or riding behind a trotter the plate, collecting four Walton, 2b 1 0 0 or pacer, or of owning one. We can just see our- Park at 7 o'clock. hits for four trips at Pokorney, 3b 1 0 0 selves "jogging" along behind a pacer or trotter The team will be bat. All hits were sin- Coblentz, lb 0 0 0 or any other kind of a horse! managed by Joe Bath, gles. Totals 33 9 17 with Bud Toomey as The young hurler fac- 1st FEDERAL AB R H The booklet goes on to ask the question "How coach. Little League ed only twenty men in much and what kind?" The what kind we can Kelley, ss 3 0 1 President Fred Sturm the six-inning game. Martin, p 3 0 2 answer immediately, four legs, of course. The said yesterday all other First Federal s three how much is a different situation. They tell us Manning, c 3 0 0 coaches are assisting hits all came in the bot- Pendergast, 3b 2 0 0 we can pay anything from $50 to $50,000. That's with practices and the tom of the opening inn- real great, but $12.95 would be a little more in Toomey, If 2 0 0 league looks for one of ing but they were able Delpre, cf 1 0 0 our price range. They get out of that $50 brac- the best Ail-Star teams to get only one man as ket real quick when they ask "How much does a .Stone, 2b 2 0 0 to date. far as third base. Fol- Franks, rf 1 0 0 GOOD horse cost?" This question comes on page lowing the three hits, nine. If you've gone this far, you're hung. Messmer, lb 2 0 0 Brady struck out the 1 0 0 So we'll assume we can get three or four more next 12 batters in a row. Dawson, If mortgages on the old homestead and scrape up Golf Clinic Durant, cf 0 0 0 about $2,500, what about the upkeep? Civitan bats boomed Totals 20 0 3 They say first of all we can use a "public against Martin of First Civitans...... 140 400—9 trainer" who will cost us about $2,500 a year. At Sun & Surf Federal and 17 hits were 1st Fed 000 000--0 A horse trainer would be better, but we'll go Art Vogt, golf profes- along with the hook. Advance fees to races will sional at Sun and Surf, have to be paid. The book says $5,000 to $10,000 has been conducting golf depending on how extensively a horse is staked clinic each Thursday and shipped. So already we ve got a ringer on afternoon for kids 10 to our hands. This old plug of ours has to be tied 15 years old. to a stake like a tomato so we can ship him down Vogt said yesterday to the track. about 14 have been turn- We get to the track and find there are a few ing out, but there is little items we must buy in order to race. A room for more. The unsung hero! Sergio Baez was too little to make the Little League ma- sulky will run about $425. After all, this jogging The clinics are held jors but, all season ho had a regular job as bat boy and helmet carrier. Anoth- around the track behind our horse can get mighty at 2 o'clock each week. er one of the people behind the scenes. tiring. To pull the sulky, we'll also need a harness ... $185. lowering Scores Seen There's also quite an imposing list of small items like hopples, head pole, shadow roll, spe- Bombers Shot Oat cial bits, stable halter, head halter, brass lead shank and various kinds of boots. The minor la Softball League items are comparatively inexpensive and will Paced by Southards, M. Goss, rf 3 11 only cost about $426. Blankets are $15 each By Lauderdale, 5-0 Huff and Kern, Garry's Totals 31 511 and probably necessary but we're going to re- Boca Raton's Bomb- the fifth inning. He Sport Shop of Boca BOCA RATON AB R H bell on the stable sheets at $10 each. He can ers ran into trouble in slammed a screamer off pounded an inept Uni- Crump 2b 4 0 0 sleep on bleached muslin just like we do at home. the form of Pitcher the left field wall for a versity Bowl-FAU team Dunster, sf 2 2 1 Down near the bottom of the list it says our Lynch of Fort Lauder- double. Creasman was ball team, Thursday 33- Danciu, c 4 2 2 horse will eat about $750 worth of feed a year. dale Tuesday evening credited with both of the 3. Cqbfentz, ss 2 12 We've got a couple of kids that eat like horses and as a result were Bomber's other two With seven runs in the Blackwelder, ss 2 1 2 and the price seems about right. The shoes will shut out, 5 to 0. hits, one-baggers. first inning Garry's Rutherford, lb 2 12 be something ese. List price is $350. This horse Lynch limited the It was the seventh loss could do nothing wrong Franks., lb 1 1 1 is going to go barefoot in the summer. . . winter Bombers to only three for Boca Raton's Bomb- as they ran up their James, 3b 4 1 3 time maybe we'll buy him some shoes. hits throughout the nine- ers. They have won phenomenal score. Mangus, cf 3 1 0 We'll have just one more small item of cost inning affair, setting the three games to date with In -the second game, Good, If 3 2 2 . . . the name. The trotting association will be batters down in order an earned run average of Boca continued on its Sorenson, rf 2 0 0 glad to register it for us for $100. Was this Civitan runner out? He's two steps undefeated way as they Rogers, rf 2 11 through four full innings 1.76. off the bag and the ball is only a short distance O.K. we're ready to race. But the season is The box score: downed theSteelers, 14- Pumphrey, p 3 2 1 of play. from the first sackor's glove. But the gloveman over until next winter. Padecky and De- BOMBERS AB R 5. Totals 34 15 17 Classified Ad; Services Rendered - One Self Board did mound duty Creasman, rf 4 0 also has his foot off the sack. Led by Blackwelder, Steelers.. 1012001— 5 propelled lawn-mower available, by the day for Boca Raton, scatter- Clelland, ss 3 0 Coblentz, Rutherford, Boca 142 323 x—15 or by the week. ing six hits but getting Ott, cf 1 0 Danciu, the Boca team hurt on walks, errors Napolitano, cf 3 0 had an easy time with the and passed balls. Ray, c 4 0 offerings of Hardin, pit- Ceil Maddox Boca Raton Places Eight Men Morrell led off scor- Lawson, lb 3 0 cher of the Steelers. ing for Lauderdale in Reid, 2b 3 0 Boca pounded out 17 On Gold Const Colt 'Stars' the opening frame as he Altieri, If 3 0 hits for the evening, one Wins With 14 reached the basepaths Eshleman, ss 2 0 of the hits being a tape Boca Raton has placed players were picked as on a solid single to cen- Selleck, ss 1 0 measured drive for a Ceil Maddox, with a eight players on the Gold prospective all-stars. ter field. Advancing to Padecky, p 1 0 home run by the Boca score of 14, won a three Coast Colt League tour- With batting averages, second on a sacrifice DeBoard, p 2 0 pitcher, Norman Pum- blind holes tournament nament: squad,according they include Dana bunt by Lowry, be scor- Totals 33 0 •phrey. at Sun and Surf Club to Jack Wilmer, presi- Dodge, .400; Dennis ed on a wild pitch. FT. LAUD. AB R V Box scores: Thursday, according to dent of the league. Jones, .310; Leo Fox, In the second inning, Morrell, cf 5 1 GARRYs AB R H Pro Art Vogt. The golf- From the 21 members .318; Bruce Holbrook, walks and errors saw Lowry, If 2 1 Huff, ss 4 3 2 er had a 6-3-5 for total. of the squad, 15 will be .272; and Joel Russ, Lauderdale's Hopkins Peters, lb 2 0 Fishermen Lamont, sf 5 4 2 Tying for second picked to play on the All- .187. reaching third base to Churchill, 3b 4 0 on Kern, 3b 6 5 5 with identical scores Star team following Six players will come •later score on Kulla's Hopkins, c 3 1 The time should be are reputed to bite bet- Cain, If 5 2 2 were Betty Miller and about a week of prac- from Delray and include liulla, rf 3 1 ripe for fish to start ter at that time. While Moeser, cf 5 2 3 Dee Harmon, They both single. Kulla also scor- reports of large con- tice. First practice has Delray Civitans: David ed on a single by Lynch, Evans, ss 4 1 biting again. Snook, es- Kerr, 2b '5 3 3 had 5-4-6's for 15. been called for Monday. Postlewaite, .333; Kev- having reached third on Lynch, p 2 0 pecially, will once more gregations of the line- P.W.Southards,lb6 5 4 Wilmer said three in Kruse, .187; Delray Flythe, 2b 2 0 hit in the manner in sides have come in from 3 2 Cornell won the first •#• a passed ball. which fishermen are ac- almost all bridges and Stebbens, c 2 members of the Grant Unity: Pat Colvault, Plating one in the Brizzie, 2b 2 0 Emerson, rf 5 1 4 Intercollegiate Rowing Engineer's team were .327; Dennis Hutcheson, 20 customed. piers of late, very few Association champion- third, the final tally for Totals 5 have been hitting. Ward, p 5 3 5 placed and included .294; pitching record 8 the winners came in the Bombers 000 000 000—0 This will be true if Totals 52 33 33 ship in 1895. Bobby Bozzone, Carlos and 0; David Wolf, ,148; the moon has anything One fisherman who U.BOWL-FAU AB R H Delgato and George Del- pitching record 5 and 0; sixth inning as Evans Ft.Laud. 12100100x—5 to do with it. consistently seems to scored after hitting catch snook and almost Ostrow, c 3 0 0 THE gato, Bozzone hit .241 Larry Pendergrass, safely and advancing on Next Tuesday will be Press, 2b 3 0 2 on the season, Carlos, .167. errors and a passed loyal Palmers a full moon and snook (Continued on 5A) Green, sf 3 1 1 .333 and George Delga- Boynton Beach picked ball. Grossman, p 3 I 1 to, .111. seven members for the DODOS Lawson got the first Paris, 3b 3 1 2 From Suzuki, five (Cum inucd un 5A) i fur ihe Bombers in Hold Relay Kopp, If 3 0 2 (Say Dough-Doughs) Ladd, lb 3 0 1 Venturella, rf 2 0 0 ARE AT Touraifietit Schaeffer, cf 2 0 1 Taylor, ss 2 0 1 UNIVERSITY Royal Palm Women's Totals 27 3 11 Golf Association held a STEELERS AB R H BOWL relay tournament Cuevas, sf 4 1 1 Thursday with Edythe Postlewaite, If 3 1 3 IN BOCA RATON Switzgable and Ruth Kane, cf 4 0 1 EVERYONE IS JOINING Kerber taking scoring Neville, 3b 3 0 0 IN ON THE FUN honors. Murphy, 2b 3 1 2 & CASH PRIZES The team posted a Goss, lb 3 1 1 Sat. nite score of 71 and one-half Hardin, p 3 0 2 N.E. 20 Ui St. strokes, using half of Cole, ss 3 0 0 At Dixie Hwy. 2 0 0 combined handicaps. Delbow, c Boca Raton 395-5222 Fran Fitzgerald and Margaret Smith won second place prizes with a score of 74. In third were Ruth Martin and Hariett Wag- UNIVERSITY PARK staff at 76 and one-half. COUNTRY CLUB Fourth place was cap- MILITARY TRAIL ROAP-BOCAj?ATON tured by Alice Stein- breder and Billie Bach- OPEN $ DAILY man. They had a 77 and one-half. era FEES 3.oe rs M.SO In relay tournament, ELECTRIC CARTS - HAND CARTS one player's score is WEEKEND GOLF SPECIAL used on the first nine Mrs. Helen L. Virts of 761 N.E» lOtti Street, Ffi,, July 9 -Sat., July 10 • Sun., July 11 A mighty swing and a miss! Bobby Kelley, First Federal batter of Little holes, the other player's Boca Harbour, shows off a nice kingfish she League Association, took a healthy out at the ball in the fourth inning Thurs- score on the second nine caught recently while fishing off the driftboat • ROUND OF BOLF day night but wius one of Hi striking out at Willie Brady's pitches. holes. Two Georges. « ELECTRIC GOLF CART (2 Per Cart! BOCA RATON NEWS July 11,1965 5A Winners Named In Hotel, Club Competitions

Holiday competitions cholson, 30. in golf, swimming, ar- Boys, 14-15 - Bill T. chery and tennis at the Smith, 35; Craig Cle- Boca Raton Hotel and ments, 25; Chip Douglas Club and its Cabana Club and Bill Jackson, 15. Snook andbiuefish are no match for the expert techniques of Tommy Green. were keen this week and Girls, 12-13 - Denise Shown above are just a few he has caught in the past week or two. some new champions Durant, 45; Linda Brow- were discovered. nell, 35; Marilyn Flem- Dubbed low net scoring, 5. er in the men's division Boys, 12-13 - Scott of Monday's Club Mem- Clements, 40; Ceb Mc- bers' Handicap Golf Kenry, 35; Randy Sil- Tournament was Dr0 berman, 30. Edwin Kornblue, a Boca Girls, 10-11 - Diane Raton dentist, who rack- Durant, 60; Cheryl Wor- ed up a low 74. He was sham, 35; Pattie Shea, closely followed in a tie 25, position by Harry Swit- Boys, 10-11 - Bobbie Ron Polane, left, assistant golf professional at Boca Raton Hotel and Club, zer and Jack Benham Durant, 50; Mark LoBi- passed out prizes of golf balls recently to winners of a handicap tournament. who came up with low anco, 40; Mark Duncan, On the receiving end wore Dr. Edwin Kornblue, center, and Jack Benham, nets of 75 each. In the 30. right. Dr. Kornblue had a low net of 74. Benham tied with Harry Switzer for same contest, Mrs. Isa- Girls, 8-9 - Debbie second place honors with a score of 75. belle Small took first Durant, 60; Kala Clan- place in the ladies' con- cy, 35; Eugenie Ebert, test with her low score 20. of 75. Boys, 8-9 - Bobbie Densmore Others who competed Silverman, 45; Howard Kegler's Korner in the all-day golfing Rubel, 25; Scott Wor- match were Rob and sham, 5. Scott Switzer, Bill Smith Girls, 6-7 - Barbara And Barth Sr. and Bill Smith Jr., Boyle, 55; Kim Wauga- Dick Chenowetb, Bob mari, 35; Linda Sjos- Mackey, Richard Freyd- trom, 10. berg and Arnie Kersin- Boys, 6-7 - Mike Winners ger. Ward, 55; Patrick Wor- Trudy Densmore and As a result of a sham, 45; Pete Peter- Last Saturday's ex- Tonight the Moonlight Ann Barth teamed up for round-robin tennis tour- son, 20. tended ball game over Dollar Jubilee will be a best ball twosome ney, Mike Ward in a Five and under - channel 10 pre-empted held again at the lanes. Thursday afternoon and play-off defeated Bill Tommy Glover, 40; Che Battle of the Sexes, took scoring honors with CIVIC Cl:xm Baldwin to win first spot Scott Layman, 35, and therefore, the Univer- Team Won Lost a 66. The University in the five-to-eight- Kelly Revell, 20. sity Bowl team will Rotary 15 5 Park Women's Associa- year-old group. In the At Monday's Archery not be shown until July Lions 15 5 tion players led a field contest held for the 9 Tournament held for 17. Jaycees 12 8 of 20. American Leg. o It to 12-year-old tennis club members' children Tomorrow the sum- Kiwanis Sunrise 9 11 Martha Schwind and players, Keith McAllis- at the Cabana Club, Ar- mer session students of Kiwanis Noonday 7 13 Olive McCartney were ter snagged first posi- chery Instructor Ron St. Andrew's will hold Leftovers 6 14 one stroke off the lead- Chamber of Com. 6 14 tion .with Susan Meredith Christie reported that a billiard tournament at Individual high, Paul Eebout, ers with a score of 67 coming in a close sec- 24 youngsters competed the University Lanes 103; individual triple, JohnUur- and took second place ond. for first, second and gcr, 509. honors. billiard room. PIN PICKERS HANDICAP Ken Higgins Jr., ac- third place trophies The beginners and Team Won Lost One stroke farther cording to Summer Ten- shooting at distances of advanced clinic held last Frantic 3-1/2 18 2 down the line were Lil- nis Director Brad Leg- 15 and 20 yards. Wednesday was very The Hounds 16 4 lian Sicard and Evelyn Animals 11 9 gett, was declared win- In the 11-years-old successful with both Cut Dps 11 Q Mattice. They shot a ner in the teenage divi- and older archery con- adults and children tak- Roustabouts 8 12 combined 68 for third sion, 13 through 17. In test, Ceb McKenry took ing instructions. Anoth- MiBthrows 7 13 place. first place, Scott Cle- Nixies 6 14 Next week University this category, Scott Cle- er clinic will be given Cool Fools 6 14 ments came in second. ments was second place next Wednesday at 2 Hi(>h team game, Frantic 3-1/2, Park Women will play After four weeks of winner and Diane Durant p.m. Everyone is wel- 801; high team triple, The Ani- an odd and even holes copped the third posi- mala, 2346; individual high and tourney. competitive swimming come. triple, Dave Mowrey, 221-570 at the Boca Raton Ca- tion. Violet Nesbitt sub- scratch. bana Club's Olympic- In the contest for stituted with the Zodiacs SOCIAL MIXERS size pool, based on ac- children under 11, Bob- and bowled a 212. In the Team WovI Lost Fish and Tee Birds 20 8 cumulative points, the bie Durant was winner It's Nearly Social Mixers the fol- Swingers 18 10 following were given of first place honors lowing scores were Watuzi'u 17 11 Fishermen these positions: with Mark Clancy and rolled: John Clemens Boozers 15 1/2 12 1/2 Mike Ward coming in Willie Billies Ml/2 13 1/2 (Continued from 4A) Girls, 14-15 - Judy 222, Jim Brooks 199, Daffa Dillies 14 14 Liberati, 60; Diana Ni- second and third. Judy Lekniskas 197, and dec Gee's 14 14 every other kind of fish Sandy Berjenski 190. Ago Go's 12 16 TueB. Toppers 12 16 is Tommy Green. Tom- the Time Other good games Four Swingers 11 17 my was seen recently on Twilight Golf League scored were Armand Misfits 10 18 a local television show Michaud 258, Tom Fer- wnudcliuppers IK High team game, Watuzi'sin , 619; with three of the big fel- rel 211, Bill Otto 204, htph team triple, Watu/.i's, lows he caught at Juno Standings To Date Boca Raton is a wonderful place to live, Pete Schaeffer 226, 1831; individual high andtriple, pier. He has regularly Boca Plumbing, Inc. 40 and one of the reasons is because we can Rudy Maas 248, Lenord men, John ClemaK, 222-557; Team Points individual high and triple, wo- been bringing in some Boca Raton Hotel 39 live OUTDOORS so much of the time! In a Labodie 215, Pete Ra- nice bluefish also. men, Judy Lekniskas, 197-507. Jack Benson Realty 54 Paradise, Inc. 39 profusely illustrated tabloid section, the venhall 210, Lou ZODIAC Lori Culver of the First Bk. & Trust 38 Schouls 234; and Paul Team Won Lost Garry's Sport Shop 50 Boca Raton News will tell the story of 5-Vlrgo 29 11 Two Georges driftboat St. Andrew's School 49 Day Realty Co. 32 Bebout 193. 1-TauruB 26 1/2 131/2 says three days before Supreme Auto Body 31 pools, of patios, of beaches, of barbecues, The Lions Club Wed- 2-t;emini 22 1/2 17 1/2 Boca Motors 49 a full moon is the best D.Montgomery Truck.46 The Fumblers 30 of boating . , . the myriad things that make nesday night soared 3-Aries 18 22 time to catch mackerel ahead in points and is 6-Leu 18 22 Waldron Motors 45 Mackey Printing Co. 27 this a great place to live. Watch for it ... 4-Scorpio 6 34 and other deep water Vincent's Music Cen. 44 Boca Nursery 24 now tied with the Rotary High team game, 6-Leo, 753 fish. That time would be Montg'ry Golf Cars 24 reserve your copy now . . . and every copy Club for first place. w/li; high team triple, 4-Scor- Roycraft Coach Co. 42 pio, 2087 w/h; individual high, right about now. Granolux, Inc. 42 Boca Raton Laundry 23 of the News by just calling 395-5121. Following closely be- Catches reported by hind in second position Libby Warren, 205 w/h; indi- Boca Bldg. Care 41 Boca Taxi Co. 21 vidual triple, Dottie King, 567 Boca Bait and Tackle Boca Tackle Shop 41 Boca Nat. Bank 18 is the Jaycees. W/h. included: 500 SCRATCH J.C.Mitchell Si Sons 41 Clement Gift Shop 8 Awards in the FAU Team Won Lost Adolph Cohn, 8 and league were given to Potentials 28 10 one-half pound snook on Mack Carroll for first Crazy 8's 25 13 a Creek Chub 703 at the position, with Dottie Getters 25 13 No Hows 24 14 Inlet. Beard and Dr. John Sul- Odd Balls 20 18 Kelly Gardner, four- livan tying for second. Possibles 19 19 pound bonefish on dead 15 23 Next Sunday In the Kings and Queens Plastered Pokeys 13 23 shrimp in Boca Raton Eleanor Clark was the Why Nots 11 21 Lake. (The item is cor- winner, with other Running Last 8 30 rect I It was caught in awards going to Mar- High team game. Pokeys, 575; Eloca Raton lake.) Many times, no doubt, they feel a sinker. You gret Redman and Mar- High team four game, Why Nots, you have felt that about can fish with an un- garet Bieter. Wink Ca- 2056. Individual high, Armand Jim Wise, 13 and one- half < t: the nation's 30 weighted line. Make a OUR FIRST Michaud, 258; individual four half pound snook on 10- ron had a 177. Jane Tap- games, Pete Ravenhall, 770, millioi anglers fish loop near the end of pan won the Boca Raton pound test line with live your favorite lake or your line and slide it shrimp in Boca Raton stream. The numbers of through an old hexagonal Pre-School award by The Pittsburgh Pi- Lake. bowling 30 pins over rates did well at home American fishermen are nut. Place a lump of su- her average. The red Out at Loxahatchee going to keep growing. gar through the loop, against Houston's Colts water level has stabiliz- SPECIAL SECTION rose prize was given to (now Astros) in 1964. Yet some fishermen will then pull the loop tight. Helen Eckerman in the They won eight of the ed to normal for this continue to be quite suc- Cast. The sugar will Royal Oak Hills sum- time of year and fish cessful. Why? Because melt in the water, the nine games played at have moved back into mer group. Forbes Field. they have above average nut will fall off, and the flats. Weed cover is fishing savvy and prob- presto, your bait is in excellent and best pro- ably know many fishing deep water with no fish- in beautiful glowing ducing baits are the tricks. Here are some scaring sinker on the Eight Men Placed 0§t Weedwing, Johnson hints which could help line. spoon and blue artificial you catch more fish. color...in the national Colt League All-Stars worm. Had trouble catching Flyrod fishermen are First, develop fine that lunker trout under casting accuracy. Cast a log or rock in a prize-winning... (Continued from 4A) doing well with bass and bream on popping bugs. to areas around lo^s, stream? Upstream from Gold Coast squad. Stars will meet Lake Water levels are re- bushes, lily pads and your quarry, slosh a They include Boynton Worth at that city Mon- ported to be just right other "tough spots" that hank of grass and soil Masons, Lloyd Weeks, day, July 19, for the first for wading fishermen. other anglers pass ui*. around. As the soil par- .322; Forrest Weeks, game of a double-elim- The road to the rec- Many times you'll find ticles reach your fish, ,210; Donnie Clanton, ination tourney. At the reation area is almost unfished water even in toss out a worm and BOCA RATON ,160; Boynton Farmers, same time two teams complete, according to "heavily fished" lakes get set for results. J

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Telephone Company Adds New Area Code If you use direct tele- lustrated, to call Day- phone dialing to many tona Beach or Jackson- cities in North Florida, ville, you would dial 1- you had better check the 904 then the local tele- adjacent map, for phoneinumber^^ there's a new area code going into effect today. Jirn Barker, the local Strike Settled, manager of Southern Bell Telephone and Tel- Another Goes egraph Go. announced the new 904 code, which runs across Florida To Board from the Gulf of Mexico One strike was settled south of Weekiwachee and the National Labor Springs, Dade City, Relations Board called Clermont, Deland and in on another labor dis- New Smyrna Beach. pute this week on con- Florida is the first struction at Florida At- state in Southern Hell lantic University. to have three area A six-day walkout of codes. plumbers, which neither Barker said, "The side called a strike, was only change in dialing ended Friday with anew procedures for long dis- contract between the tance calls is that local Associated General residents will have to Contractors and Local use 904 when placing 630 of the Plumbers, calls to the northern Pipefitters and Air Con- can easily build area of the state." ditioning Assn. For example, lie il- The plumbers will get a-25f' an hour raise, up from $4.32. this superb home yourself Judgements Meanwhile, the Stone Flex Corporation of Bo- ca Raton announced that All you need is a good nine months of uninterrupted Against Polo the firm has charged the Two judgements have International Associa- time, a homesite in a select neighborhood, a good strong been set against Polo tion of Bridge, Struc- back, a working knowledge of masonry, carpentry, Unlimited, Inc. tural and Ornamental Thursday the Circuit Iron Workers, AFL- roofing, plumbing, air-conditioning and heating installation, Court in Broward Coun- CIO, and local 402, with electrical wiring, plastering, painting, cabinetry, ty awarded newspaper attempting to force the writer Dick Powers a use of iron workers on haggling for the best materials and various other $35,000 judgement. a job already under the Powers had filed suit in jurisdiction of the ma- esoteric trade skills... any one of which the court June 15 for sons' union, takes a good decade to achieve any real ability in. $107,000 which he Alfred P. Wolff, the claims is damages due firm's president, says And with no guarantee of the final result, all it'll cost on promissory notes and that his company has a hack wages. new product which is af- you is about $60,000. Of course, that includes A West Palm Beach fixed with an expansion treatment and medications for the ulcers and strained court last week awarded nail. The ironworkers, $5,815 to Russell Fire- lie said, want to put one back you developed over those nine months. stone Jr., covering of their men on each of principal and interest the masons to do the on a loan he allegedly job. This would increase made the corporation. the cost of the project, OR YOU CAN JUST BUY THE SAME HOME-. ..IN THE PERFECT SETTING OF CAMINO GARDENS and he is seeking a new classification through You can choose from 12 superb Camino Gardens homes. FirstTid the NLRB. His company has not Select any of three elegant elevations for your choice. Course Opens worked at FAU since Customize to your heart's content. Put it on an oversize Boca Raton Fire De- July J, because of the partment lias opened its friction, he said. The waterfront or waterview homesite in beautiful Camino standard first a i d union did not comment. Gardens (or on your own homesite, if you prefer). Then just course to the public. Roger Miller, FAU's The first of the Red dean of business af- sit back and consider the future, in a community set apart fairs, said last week that Cross courses will be by a 7-acre botanical garden with its own scenic lake and held at 7 p.m. Thursday, prior strikes and delays July 15. would prevent the dor- island...a community that offers privacy,landscaped mitories and cafeteria Further information beauty, graceful waterways, and rolling hills... and all of the may be obtained through from being completed Lt. Daro Ilurlbert or before the university conveniences of bustling Boca Raton, only minutes away. Assistant Fire Chief Sal opens for its fourth tri- mester in early Septem- fvfatteis at the fire sta- Oh, yes... the Camino Gardens home pictured above tion. ber. will cost you just $33,950. Guaranteed. Pool and all. (And just think — you've saved yourself about $26,000

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Mrs. Mary Nesbitt plays a word game with youngsters in her lie Billings, Denice Whitacre, Barbara Barrett and Jimmy Mag- Miles Wood, Stephen Poole and Mike Gross read a story from one of the class. Youngsters are (left) Keith Rucks, Tommy Rucks, Les- num. books used in the remedial reading class . ; \ # Kids Find Reading Class Great Fun

A dog in a remedial County Board of Public placed him on a chair in Fun? getting the youngsters to ferent story. the program is "pretty School. Mike attends St. reading class? Instruction remedial the room and the puppy Youngsters admit that attend. "It's lots of fun," he good." "Sometimes we Joan of Arc, That's not unusual at reading program. . . , went to sleep. once they start attending Mrs. Elizabeth Eggle- said. play games and have "All the schools are @ Boca Raton School The puppy visited the But that's only part of the classes, it can be ton and Mrs. Mary Nes- "I like the SRA books spelling tests," he represented here," where 60 youngsters are youngsters early one the fun youngsters are fun. bitt are quite enthused . . . We have lots of tests added. Mrs. Eggleton said, attending a Palm Beach morning. The children having at the school. The problem is about the way the child- but that's fun too." Mike, who has been to "including the now de- ren have taken to the The SRA books Miles the class before, says. funct Roadman School." program. referred to are part of "I'm used to it here.' The youngsters were "We haven't had one the Science Research "We get different kids fast to admit that all's They're Learning How to Count youngster who refused Association kit which is every year. Times goes not play at the school. to come to the class. used by both teachers in by fast." John Hodde and Craig They all want to come the classes. "It gives you some- Oldre said the class has and seem to enjoy it." The kit enables the thing to do," Miles helped them learn to Lack Basic What do the children student to read stories chimed in. read "faster and bet- say? on his own, grade his "We draw pictures ter." Fundamentals Mike Gross admits own test papers, thus and write stories," Ste- John, who was the only c he's a slow reader. follow his own progress. phen informed the writ- one who wanted to come to the class, says now, The students may "I thought it would Sixty youngsters are er. help if I came to the enrolled in the re- "We got a story in "I don't think I need it never become Ein- anymore. I can read steins, but Mrs. Donna class. medial program. one of our SRA books "I didn't want to come The children attend titled 2058. It's a story pretty good." Geyer would like to Mrs. Eggleton's class make sure "they can at at first, but I thought it one hour classes in five about landing on the would be best. I like it groups. moon 93 years from includes youngsters least keep track of their from grades five bank account when they now. This way I'm not "No one likes to miss now. It's pretty good," sitting around the house a class," Mrs. Eggleton Stephen added. through six, Mrs. Nes- get out of school." bitt teaches the younger The youngsters are wasting a lot of time." said. "It's a real blast," Miles Wood admitted "We have a large Mike laughed. children. students of Boca Ra- The six-week course ton' s remedial arith- too that he didn't want waiting list and the "We've got a real to attend the class at youngsters realize that nice teacher too," they costs $1 for special ma- metic course offered terials. through the Palm Beach first but his teacher if they miss one day they chorused. "Except for thought it would be a may find their seat taken one other person, she's Admission to the County Board of Public class is through refer- Instruction. good idea if he did. by another youngster the best there is." Once he started com- the next day." Miles and Stephen at- ral by the school prin- The course, being of- ing, though, it was a dif- (Continued on page 2B) fered for the first time, Stephen Poole thinks tend J.C. Mitchell is held every day at Bo- ca Raton School. Mrs. Geyer takes care of 30 youngsters in groups of five. She also has 23 young- "Howmuch is seven times six?" Mrs. Donna Geyer asks her students. sters on the waiting list. "One boy, who was going to be absent for a day, told his mother f -T- she had to call and tell She Attends me. Me was so afraid -OB KEITH, Reg. Ph.j* I would let: someone Nature Meet else take his place," she laughed. Mrs. William O'Don- Mrs. Geyer teaches nell, Boca Raton, was fourth, fifth and sixth among women who at- graders, "mainly sixth tended a board of trus- graders." tees meeting, Florida Her standard ma- Nature Conservancy at terials are flash cards, Tamarac Yacht Club games and plenty of Saturday. 2S Years board work. The Florida Chapter "I try to make the is a member of National Experience course different from Conservancy, which has what the youngsters are chapters in each state. AMOS WHITEMAN. Reg. Ph. SeTVlUg the used to all year around. The Florida chapter I like to make it inte- recently adopted a res- Peoplep off resting for them." olution to preserve the ! m Mrs. Geyer finds the Old Cape Florida Light- b r Boca Raton youngsters "Don't know house and adjoining the basic fundamentals property, and a resolu- When your doctor like addition and sub- tion protesting the de- WHERE MODERN BANKING traction." velopment of the pro- '*T prescribes for a "Carelessness is a posed Cross-Florida big problem too," she Barge Canal, which will ' cervical collar or said. destroy the Oklawaha IS AUTO-MATICALLY GREAT "Nowadays they don't Wilderness, the Okla- RODASHBAUGH, Reg. Ph 9 fib seem to emphasize drill waha Valley and 45-mile Drive right up, roll your window down, and your check is like they did when I was stretch of the Oklawaha YOU CAN FIND THEM ^ going to school," she River. cashed; your deposit accepted and all in a matter of minutes. added. in our Surgical 1;^ (Continued on page 2B) Use the Classifieds Appliance Dept. 1|! Join the countless other time-conscious homemakers by banking right from your car ... and that's banking with us. Bring YES, we do have the kids, they'll enjoy it too. FREE DELIVERY and ,\,,Hr •;.•:/,.; SUMMER CHARGE ACCOUNTS ONE ... TWO ... THREE SPECIAL "SICKROOYRINTALS WHERE BANKING'S AN EASE Per manent m pWi(\ ft(\ Wheel Chairs Walkers Crutches normal SIS value flW.UU Hospital Beds Emergency Oxygen "Boca Raton's Oldest and Fermancnt only in business with your problems. Send pick out the blue in your one Friday night and fix- of belonging to a nation. Let Market Best man was Frank draperies? ed it for herself while A legal relationship be- a partner he doesn't them to her in care of L. Tuppen. Ushers were want. Boca Raton News, Box Request from Mrs. everyone else ate fish, tween an individual and Do Cooking Geoff Bonebrake, John P.F. - Would you please I grew up in a home a nation, involving al- 3346, Chicago, Illinois, Start the vogue! Give Belgard, brother of the give me your opinion on that was strictly kosher. legiance on the part of Dear Ann Landers: I 60634, enclosing a bride, and David Cosby. am 21 years old. My fa- stamped, self-address- a no-cook party when this problem; In my din- My sister Sadie married the individual and pro- A reception followed ing room, I have a 6'x 6' out of thefaith, which al- tection on the part of the ther-in-law is 40. Three ed envelope. entertaining. Let your super market do the at the Coach House Har- window that faces my most broke my parents' state. There are a num- weeks ago my father-in- bor. law had a small benign cooking. neighbor's open garage. hearts. Nonetheless, ber of technicalities and After a wedding trip I would like to use some- they have accepted Sa- every country sets up its tumor removed. Before Reading For a meal starter serve fruit and vegeta- to North Carolina and thing other than fabric Then die's husband and are own regulations cover- the operation a nurse Tennessee the couple very pleasant to him. ing its nationality." came into his room and (Continued from 2B) ble juices with tasty tid- bits of cheese spread will reside at 482 S.W. Whenever Sadie has Many countries, in- shaved his chest. cipal or teacher. Some- Ninth St., Boca Raton. I Can the folks to dinner she- cluding the United Last night we want to times parents will re- and various kinds of dips fixes fish for them but States, grant nationality see him and he said he quest that their young- with chips. she always has a pork (and citizenship) to any- has never felt better ster be included in the For a main dish try Consider roast or baked ham for one born here - yes, in his life. My father- class. tuna slaw salad. The Couple Will her own family. Last even if the child was in-law remarked that he "Sometimes," Mrs. recipe is as follows-. 2 Myself week I told her I thought born while Mom was is certain a part of his Eggleton said, "all a cans (61/2 or 7 ounce Tell of Work SEARS APPLIANCES she should stop it. She just passing through. feeling of well-being is each) tuna; 1/2 cup may- youngster needs to im- onnaise or salad dress- BEST replied, "A grown wo- And now about the cat because he is now rid of prove his reading is an Mr. and Mrs. Robert Covered man is free to do as she who was born in the all that strength-sapping ing; 2 tablespoons grat- interesting story. ' ed onion; dash of pepper; Crane will be guest with i( Factory trained pleases in her own oven - no, she is not a hair on his chest. He Although the class is speakers at the 7 30 experts home." cookie, even if her mo- says he is going to con- 2 cups shredded cab- : termed remedial, it is bage; 1/4 cup chopped p.m. service Sunday in •k Genuine replacement INSURE WITH "DAY" Is she right or wrong? ther was a tart. tinue to shave his chest not necessarily for slow Church of the Open parts every week or so and green pepper; 1/2 tea- -SADIE'S SISTER readers as they are nor- spoon salt. Door. •k Sears fair prices BE SURE TOMORROW! Dear Sister: A grown Dear Ann Landers: urged me to do the same. mally known. The couple, who will woman IS free do do as Ten years ago my broth- My wife was present All youngsters can Drain tuna and break establish a mission in PHONI 395-7621 she pleases in her own er died.' My husband had during the conversation read and have a high into large pieces. Com- Terryville, Alaska, un- home, but a grown wo- just gotten out of the but she remained silent. bine all ingredients. Sears, Roebuck and Co. ability to read, but they This recipe serves six. der the Slavic Gospel Agency man should also be con- service. He took over On the way home she are not doing work at Association, will show 5th Ave Shopping Plaia 1500 S. FEDERAL HWY.l siderate of her parents. my brother's business said, "I always thought their mental age level. Serve with crackers or slides and discuss their They know she married which was then barely my father was a little chips, gelatin dessert Boca Raton Some youngsters even and a beverage. proposed work. out of her faith. She does breaking even. My nutty but now I'm sure. read above their class not need to remind them brother's widow was to If you dare shave your or grade level but are When serving a meal yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyYyyyyyyyYyyyyyy by hitting them over the be a 50 per cent part- chest I'll brain you." capable of doing better. of this type remember head with a pork roast ner and my husband was Do you know anything Both teachers supple- the wonderful world of every time they have to own the other 50 per about this practice? I'd paper items - place ment the SRA kits with mats, napkins, cups, dinner at her home. cent for running the bus- like an opinion from an new books from library WE ARE OPEN!! Consciously or un- iness. outsider. — HARRIED throw-away knives, books, spelling ma- forks and spoons. consciously Sadie is re- My husband has built HUSBAND chines, recordings,vis- To Serve You minding herparents that the company into a very Dear Husband: One of ual aids, pronouncia- .OUR. SI'ARCH for they no longer have con- successful enterprise. the fascinating aspects tion and sight phonics, trol over her. It's time Three years ago my of writing this column and context. PRECIOUS JIWILS she knocked it off. brother's widow mar- is that the search for A field trip to Florida VALUED at 11VI LAKE ROGERS ried a jerk who is for- answers get me involv- Atlantic University is HUNDRED DOLLARS ed in the goll-darnedest Dear Ann Landers: ever sticking his nose planned for Wednesday, or more CONTINUES You said that even if the into the business. He things. My medical con- July 14. eauty parents and grandpar- knows nothing about the sultants tell me the only ents were born in Po- business but he pesters males they have encoun- for the we will pay cash land the kids would be my husband to do this tered who shave their or... act as your 2800 North Federal Hwy. American because "na- and do that. chests are female im- CORRECT TIME tionality means the na- Is it fair that my hus- personators. BROKER for appointment call 395-1331 tion of your birth." Sev- band should continue to Z4 hours a day Sec KARL PALKY Boca Raton's Newest and Most eral people in our office knock his brains out for When necking be- think you're wrong. those two? He is getting comes petting, watch Call 395-2010 Luxurious Beauty Salon If an American tra- headaches from the out! To learn how the courtesy of veling in Africa has a brother-in-law and so smart girl keeps both • COMPLETELY EQUIPPED * baby is the baby Afri- am I, Any suggestions?- her dignity and her boy BOCA RATON EXPERT HAIRSTYLISTS and BEAUTY CONSULTANTS- can? Or if a mother cat ANNOYED friend, send for Ann pld\a has kittens in an oven Dear Annoyed; Your Landers' booklet, NATIONAL BANK LOIS - DEE - GLORIA are those kittens cook- husband can (and should) "Necking and Petting - S. Fed. at Camino Real ies? do either of two things. And How Far to Go," AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAmAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA BOCA RATON NEWS July 11,1965 3B Recipe of the Week Flavor Magic With Ice Cream

Here's a dessert with flavor magic, but you 1/4 cup water don't have to be a magician to make it. This 1/2 cup boiling water airy Rum Bubble is molded from ice cream 1 teaspoon rum flavoring and unflavored gelatin with just a hint of rum 1/2 teaspoon brandy flavoring flavoring and brandy flavoring to give it that 1/2 cup chopped walnuts magic touch. 2 pints butter pecan ice cream, softened Along with the intriguing rum and brandy Walnut halves accent, your guests will enjoy the good, Apricot Sauce creamy flavor of butter pecan ice cream. Add 1 cup dried apricots an extra ration of chopped walnuts to give the 2 cups water creamy dessert lots of contrasting crunchi- 2 tablespoons corn syrup ness. Move the ice cream from freezer to 1 tablespoon lemon juice refrigerator to soften about 20 minutes ahead 1/8 teaspoon salt of preparation time so it will be the right In saucepan soften gelatin in 1/4 cup water; consistency for mixing easily with the gelatin. add boiling water and heat to dissolve gelatin. Decorate your Rum Rubble mold with walnut Add flavorings and nuts. Pour into mixing halves and freeze until solid. When unmolded, bowl and chill until jelly-like consistency. Add top it with a tart-sweet Apricot Sauce. Made ice cream and blend. Place walnut halves in 4 from pureed dried apricots, thickened with cup mold; add ice cream mixture; freeze until corn syrup and spiked'with lemon juice, it's firm. a sauce that's simple to prepare and delight- Before unmolding remove to refrigerator ful. Before serving Rum Rubble, move it from for 20 minutes; quickly dip into warm water freezer to refrigerator for about 20 minutes and turn onto serving plate. Serve with Apri- so it will be easy to slice. cot Sauce. Don Smith and Rev. Frederick Nelson, Rotary meeting Wednesday. The Pechs sailed the ocean Rum Rubble will cool your guests and tickle To prepare Sauce: In saucepan combine Club, greet the Pech family: Rudi, 6, Eric and in a 53 year old, 27 foot cutter to get to Ameri- their palates, too, as they try to identify the apricots and water; cook until tender; reserve Syrene. The family told Rotary Club members of ca. The voyage took 28 days. delicious combination of flavors, liquid; puree. In small saucepan heat puree, their voyage to United States from Sweden at a RUM RUBBLE corn syrup, lemon juice and salt until mix- 1 envelope (1 tablespoon) unflavored gel- ture bubbles; add liquid. Serve warm with atin Rum Bubble. Makes 8-10 servings.

an old Chinaman... (MAYBE IT WAS CONFUCIUS) once said...

"a picture is worth 10,000 words..."

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Rum Bubble with Apricot Sauce

now whether MONDAY, JULY 13 Boca Raton Woman's Golf Association, Boca Ra- Dressmaking, Community Center, 9 a.m. ton Golf Course, 9:30 a,m. this is so Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. Dressmaking, Community Center, 7 p.m. Welfare Council Case Worker, Garden Apts. off- Boca Raton Square Civic Assn., Community ice, 1 to 2 p.m. or not Center, 7 p.m. Palm Beach-Broward Rose Society, Community Progressive Bridge, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Center, 2 p.m. doesn't Business and Professional Woman's Club, Na- Boca Twilighters, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. tional Bank, 8 p.m. Crushed Glass, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. really Summer Recreation Program Pennsylvania Gold Coast Club, various places, Activities, Memorial Park and J.C. Mitchell 7:30 p.m. School, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Boosters Club, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. make American Legion, 160 N.W. 2nd St., 8 p.m. —• *&• flWm&WmmgPWKm Story Hour, both centers, 11 a,m. American Legion Auxiliary, 160 N.W. 2nd St., Library, both centers, 1 p.m. 8 p.m. much Summer Recreation Program TUESDAY, JULY 13 Activities, Memorial Park and J.C. Mitchell Stickcraft, Community Center, 9 a.m, School, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. difference Kiwanis Club, Town House, noon. Story hour, both centers, 11 a.m. Welfare Council case worker, Garden Apts. off- Jackstones, both centers, 10 a.m. ice, 1 p.m. Movie, Community Center, 10 a,m., 1 and 3 p.m. Library, both centers, 1 p.m. BUT... This Boca Raton News picture Royal Oak Hills Bridge Club, Community Cen- won a 1904 award in the ter, 7 p.m. Rope jumping, both centers, 1 p.m. Florida Press Association contest Civitans, Dutch Pantry, 7:30 p.m. Bowling, both centers, 3 p.m. Sandpiper Square Dance Club, Community Cen- FRIDAY, JULY 16 ter, 7-30 p.m. YOU 6ET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH IN THE BOCA RATON NEWS Municipal band rehearsal, old city hall, 8 p.m. Dressmaking, Community Center, 7 p.m. BPO Does Drove 173, 140 N.W. 11th St., 8 p.m. Golf instruction, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Summer Recreation Program Band concert, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Activities, Memorial Park, and J.C. Mitchell Boca Barbershoppers, University Bowl, 8 p.m. School, 8;30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Summer Recreation Program Jackstones, both centers, 10 a.m. Activities, Memorial Park and J.C. Mitchell Story hour, both centers, 1 p.m. School, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Library, both centers, 1 p.m. Fishing Rodeo, Boat Launching Ramp, 10 a.m. local pictures Model building, both centers, 1 p.m. Story hour, both centers, 11 a.m. Rope jumping, both centers, 1 p.m. Library, both centers, 1 p.m. in June about every Roller skating, both centers, 1:30 p.m. Arts and crafts, both centers, 1 p.m. Movie, J.C. Mitchell School, 3 p.m. atom, ive phase of life WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 Story hour (ages 4 to 6), Library, 9 a.m. SATURDAY, JULY 17 ran in Boca Raton ! Boca Buckeye Club, Hidden Valley, noon. Baton instruction, Scout Hut, 9 a.m. Rotary Club, Town House, 12:15 p.m. Drum instr., Community Center, 9:30 a.m. Tap and ballet instr,, Community Center, 3 p.m. Bugle instr., Scout Hut, 9:30 a.m. I Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7 p.m. Sparky Fire Department, Boca Raton Theatre, 10 Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. a.m. Teen-age dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Drum and bugle drill, Community Center, 10:30 Elks Lodge 2166, 140 N.W. 11th St., 8 p.m. a.m. ...THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN REALLY Summer Recreation Program Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. Activities, Memorial Park and J.C. Mitchell Teen-age dance, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. School, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Shuffleboard daily except Monday, municipal KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON HERE IS Story hour, both centers, 11 a.m. courts, Memorial Park, 7 to 10 p.m. Library, both centers, 1 p.m. TO READ AND SEE THE Arts and Crafts, both centers, 1 p.m. Comic Book Exchange, Community Center, 3:30 MARBLE - BRONZE - GRANITE p.m. Monuments and Cemetery Markers THURSDAY, JULY 15 Sunrise Kiwanis Club, Town House, 7:30 a.m. BAILEY MEMORIALS BOCA RATON NEWS Association of Board of Realtors, Hidden Valley, 2172 E. CAROL CIRCLE 8 a.m, WEST PALM BEACH. FLORIDA every Thursday and Sunday Royal Palm Woman's Golf Association, Royal ROBERT BAILEY CAUL COLLECT Palm Golf Course, 9:30 a.m. DSS-OO3S Help Where Needed At the risk of over-simplifying Che issues, it's knowledge its urgency and importance to the probably true enough to note that two underlying vitality of the nation. It has also drawn a lot of political philosophies have carried through the criticism because it appears to add a new layer whole history of federal government in the Unit- to the federal cake, expands bureaucracy, and is ed States, "wasteful." On the one hand is the view-generally thought However, the resounding success of the Mary- to be "conservative" - which sees the "least mount College Self Help program for-migrant government as the best government." The con- laborers - a small part of the poverty war - trary, or "liberal" view, favors a more vigo- underscores the need for such programs. It is rous prosecution of the federal authority. entirely too easy to say that the federal govern- The nomenclature is not a little confusing and ment should not enter such programs; that it the whole business is doubly confused by the should be left to the state and private agencies. "ultra-" groups which spring up from time But in the face of the continued inability of to time at the fringes of liberal and conserva- state, local and private groups to meet a prob- tive thinking. Typical perhaps of the confusion lem of significant proportions and national im- which can result is the rising popularity of the portance, where else can we turn for help? liberal Republican, where "Republican" has al- We're glad to see the Marymount program; more ways been understood as meaning conservative. of this caliber are obviously needed. We're happy President Johnson's war on poverty has drawn the local college received the federal funds to widespread support from conservatives who ac- operate it.

The Breadwinner's Journal Helping Hand Pressure from White House An Epidemic of Delinquency

By Donald I. Rogers One outcome will be the sub- with its cabinet-rank Secretary By Tom Adams is presently available. full-time employment or back sidization of rents for middle- is in the usage of the word Secretary of State Our present laws are overly to school. NEW YORK — Responding to income families in "better "Housing" in its title. In the protective of juvenile offend— - Steps to help the culturally strong pressure from the White class" urban neighborhoods, a urban areas there are other ers and the records of their deprived child before he be- House the House of Represent- Much has been written and crimes. Information can be ob- comes unschooled, unskilled proposition that had been repu- problems as pressing as hous- said in recent years about the atives passed a bill to set up a diated and voted down by Con- ing - transportation for one; air tained from the juvenile courts, and unemployable. "Department of Housing and pollution for another; control of plague of juvenile delinquency but only with the sanction of the - An improved and expanded gress earlier on grounds that it which has swept across many Urban Development," with cab- opened the way to an enormous crime for yet another -toname individual judges. Even then, vocational training program to inet rank. The proposal was just a few. cities of our nation in near epi- there is no standard or uni- teach the skills of the space age. number of abuses and further- demic proportions. first launched by President more was unfair in that middle- Perhaps because of the se- formity in the information - And last, continued assis- Kennedy but was defeated in But amid the sensational available. tance by the youth authority to income Americans are not in vere pressure brought to bear headlines we tend to magnify the Congress. Merely dusted off, need of welfare aid. Despite re- by the Administration the Con- The statutes give the State juvenile courts, probation de- without refurbishment, it is extent of the problem out of its Welfare Department authority partments, law enforcement jection of the sub Bid i zed apart- gressmen failed to give much proper perspective. In Florida, on its way to becoming law. •ment rent plan, New York City contemplative thought to the to compile juvenile crime sta- agencies, and correctional Much of the original opposi- for example, less than one per tistics, but that same statute schools. has gone ahead anyway, using bill. Its pointed limitation to cent of our juvenile population - tion to the measure was that it Federal funds to pay for part of "Urban Development," fails forbids a city-by-city or coun- New York State through its provided little besides the op- completely to take into consid- ages 10-16 - was referred to ty-by-county comparison. The Division of Youth probably has the rent of 80 Brooklyn families juvenile courts last year. Of portunity to spend a great deal whose landlord repainted their eration notable evolvements in information can be compiled carried on a greater variety of money. Since that time, how- the American economy. The these cases, which totalled29,- only on a statewide basis. of prevention programs than apartments and then boosted the 164, there were 10,293 minor ever, there has been growing rents. The city and Federal gov- suburbs are growing faster than Then, too, juvenile delin- any other state. It develops pro- sentiment in Congress for a De- the urban areas. They are no traffic violations. quency is not solely a problem grams in which communities ernments are making up the dif- Apart from traffic violations, partment to give prestige to cit- ference. longer satellites of the central of law enforcement and the analyze their own youth needs ies - an urban counterpart to cities. They have economic nearly 43 per cent of the juve- Courts. Many agencies share the and then institute preventive the rural recognition derived Even though American tax- entities of their own. They have nile crimes were against prop- responsibility. The welfare and and remedial programs with from the Department of Agri- payers, through their repre- some problems in common with erty - thefts, burglaries, etc. mental health workers who deal state financial assistance and culture. sentatives, declared that they the hub cities, but many that are Only 5 per cent were crimes of with family and economic prob- advice. Nearly every city in America did not want to subsidize the unconnected and distinctly the violence against other persons. lems could be an assault force Minnesota, Wisconsin and is hard-pressed for revenue, rents of middle-income Brook- problems of peripheral metro- Approximately 12 per cent were on delinquency if they were Pennsylvania* have agencies having tapped almost every lynites, the City of New York polises. offenses against public order. armed with a weapon similar to with similar authority and re- known source of taxes, so that Close to 40 per cent were fam- the Glueck formula. sponsibilities. However, we in and the Federal anti-poverty Some of the foremost market ily oriented - runaway, in- great swells of enthusiasm have workers are ignoring them and experts in the nation (Dr. Jay Our school teachers and gui- Florida must not be tempted to emanated from municipal offi- corrigible and including tru- dance counselors share in the reach out blindly and adopt any using their money anyway. The M. Gould, Research Director of ancy and curfew violations. cials across the land, each of Federal funds came from the Sales Management, for in- responsibility also, for it has one of these plans, for there are whom envisions some measure several poverty-w a r c h e s t.s stance) predict that by 1980 Even though delinquency has been estimated by the Depart- some very basic differences be- of relief for his problems as provided to the city. big city retail shopping will not reached epidemic propor- ment of Health, Education and tween the various state agen- soon as the new department is A clue as to the intent of the play but a minor role in retail tions in Florida, it still amounts Welfare that 95 per cent of all cies involved and the existing set up. creators of this new department trading. to an alarming waste of our 17-year-old, 85 per cent of the relationship between the state youth. It is a problem which is 16-year-old, and 50 per cent and local governments. increasing, and it is a problem of the 15-year-old delinquents What we should do now is to Letter from Viet Nam which deserves far more at- are school drop-outs. The De- thoroughly appraise our juve- tention that it has been receiv- partment of Health, Education nile problems. Such a study ing from both state and local and Welfare also has determin- should not only define the prob- governments. ed that 11 per cent of all drop- lem and the agency which will Violence and Serenity in Saigon In spite of the fact that juve- outs have a potential to com- have to cope with it, but it nile delinquency has been wide- plete a college education. More should also give the agency the ly and loudly exhorted in the than half of them have a scho- general scope of its mission. By Jim Bailey and observations sent you fen the American People, are being mass media, there still is a lastic potential to complete vo- A step toward this end was days ago, were marred this accused of aggression. An dearth of reliable information cational-technical programs. made in the 1965 session of the With all the publicity in the past week-end by the dastardly American prisoner of war was which is necessary if we are Legislature with the creation levent at the My Canh Floating shot in retaliation for the Viet Many times after the delin- States at this time about bomb- to develop an effective program quent reaches police headquar- of an interim committee to ings, air raids in the north Restaurant. Namese execution of a terrorist for conserving the youth of study juvenile delinquency in The death toll stands now at caught red-handed trying to ters it is too late for effective and forays here - some of us Florida. rehabilitation at least without Florida. The Legislature also like to look at the lighter and 52 dead, of which 8 were Amer- bomb an American installation. The causes of juvenile delin- reactivated the Florida Youth icans, the balance innocent wo- For those who ask, "What arc a long, tedious and quite expen- brighter side. quency are many and varied, sive process. Advisory Council, an organi- Today - a day in June with men, children and visitors. we doing in Viet Nam in the first and before any community can Good early detection methods zation which was created seve- the monsoon season not yet Many are hospitalized by an in- place?", let me add - we are intelligently attack this problem ral years ago to give the youth upon us - I couldn't help but ob- sane desire to kill. The tragic here at the request of the Viet it must be able to define and are important, but an effective themselves an official voice at serve the significant way in part of this is that these bombs Namese people - we have com- measure the extent of the prob- follow-up preventive program the state level and to coordinate which the South Viet Namese are were placed near a children's mitted ourselves to aid people lem. This is impossible with- is necessary. A more dramatic youth programs designed to ad- taking all of this. playground. of all nations, at their request, out complete and detailed rec- example cannot be found than vance the welfare of our young As I sat having lunch on the Hanoi Radio commented that to suppress the encroachment ords - without a thorough exam- that of a 13-year-old boy who people. open veranda of the Continental the explosion was a highly suc- of Communism on their Free- ination of the social, education- was found to be "potentially dom. Were we to drop out of dangerous." His name was Lee In separate action, the Leg- Palace Hotel on the corner of cessful event and the persons al and economic factors which islature appropriated half a Tu Do and Le Loi, it was as if responsible were to be com- our aid, we had better resolve contribute to delinquent be- Harvey Oswald. ourselves to the boast the Com- million dollars to institute an looking through a kaleidoscope, mended for their action. Fol- havior. There is a growing need for aftercare program for boys and only seeing people instead of lowing this was the statement munists have made that, "Our Much work has been done, a coordinating agency - a youth grandchildren will be under girls returning home from prisms. The crowds are on the that concentrated efforts would and much progress has been bureau at the state level - to training schools. streets and it is a very cos- be made against Amb. Maxwell Communist rule." made toward isolating and de- provide some basic guidelines mopolitan effect that strikes D. Taylor, U. Alexis Johnson Florida finally has begun to After the conquest of Viet tecting the causes of delin- and focus the efforts of existing respond to the problem of one. You see French, German, and General Wm. C. Westmor- Nam what? Malaysia, Cam- quency. For example, two Har- facilities onto the problem. Australian, Korean, Japanese, land's life. delinquency, and the steps taken bodia, Laos, Philippines, Ja- vard Criminologists, Sheldon Several states have created thus far have been proper. Now, Indian, Philipino and the ever- Yet in the same trend, WE, pan, South Korea, Okinawa not and Eleanor Glueck, as long such a bureau. Our sister state present American, intermingled taking into consideration the ago as 1934, developed a for- the responsibility is ours to with the Viet Namese. James Bailey of Boca Raton is a of California established a De- unite in (he legislative study civilian ompioye for the U.S. Govern, infiltration of the Latin Amer- mula for predicting delinquency partment of Youth Authority in and to share our knowledge and It is a very pleasant sight to merit, working in Viet Nam. ican countries. in a child as early as age five 1941. Studies by that agency ideas, to discuss frankly the see the women going about their or six. The formula considers have resulted in a five-point needs of our communities. We business in their traditional five factors in a child's environ- program which calls for: need to evaluate the services dress, the Ao Dai (pronounced ment: Discipline by the father, - A youth conservation corps that we are now capable of offer- "Ow Yai") which covers so supervision by the mother, af- to provide supervised work ing both at the state and local much and is still so revealing. fection by the father and the mo- which will lead the youth into level. All are tiny and so erect. ther, and the cohesion of the One hears conversations in home. all languages and, of course, it 10 Years Ago in Boca Raton News The worth of the Glueck for- Boca Raton, Florida 4B July 11, 1965 all is based on "if" and "when" A total of $975,000 in bonds was validated'by Judge Russell O. mula was proven by the New North Viet Nam will retaliate. Morrow for construction of the South Palm Beach County hospi- York City Youth Board in a 10 During these times, this is tal, to be known as Bethesda Memorial Hospital. year study of 300 boys from a BOCA RATON NEWS no place for the weak - one could high delinquency neighborhood. go stark raving made if one were After winning a decisive victory over the Delray Beach Truck- The formula was about 85 per Published every Thursday and Sunday to let this situation take hold of ers, Boca Lumber Little League team won the National League cent accurate in predicting the Only newspaper with complete news and pictorial coverage ol one's mind. pennant. The manager was Bill Day and Bob Pinchuck was the incident of delinquency and 97 the fast-growing Boca Raton area. And during the lunch period, coach. per cent accurate in predicting as I enjoyed my La Ve La Rue, nondelinquency. J.H.Jesse John Opel H. Clay Ri ley I couldn't help but admire the Four Years Ago Thus we can predict with Publisher Editor Adv. Mgr. m complacency of the native peo- John P. Pedersen, owner of the famed Africa, U.S.A*, once lo- reasonable certainty whether or MEMBER ple. From about 12:30 p.m. to 3 cated in Boca Raton, expected the reopening of the attraction not a child will become delin- Florida Press Association p.m. is siesta time and by i p.m. within a few days. It would remain open long enough to sell the quent. But how can we use this National Editorial Association the streets are deserted as all animals and leave. It had closed because of a number of dead information to prevent delin- Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce of the shops are closed. This is animals caused by DDT poisoning, Pedersen claimed, quency? What can we as a so- the time you feel the quiet se- ciety do? These are questions Represented For National Advertising By Florida Press Service, Inc. renity. 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Crowds at the Saturday night dances have been growing by leaps and bounds. Also on the up- swing is the growing popularity of the Wed- nesday night dances. With some of the best bands in the area on schedule for the coming •weeks, and disc jockeys from radio stations to fill in as masters of ceremonies, the dancing should be good for a long time to come . , . like it was last week when these pictures were taken.

Television Documentary Tells

A Special Page Teen Center Accomplishments Prepared by Members of During the many years of Raton News, John Opel, and teen town NEWS Teen Town's existence, the some of the first members of Teen Town Center has justly received many the Center, Mr. and Mrs. Mike compliments ranging in form Steele. from service awards to a kind "Teenagers-Their Flip Side" word from the teenagers them- was not merely a tribute to our selves. Center, but moreover a view of VOL. 4 NO. 8 July 11, 1965 Page 5B Beyond a doubt, WPTV chan- what teenagers under super- nel 5 of Palm Beach, recently vised organization can accom- paid the Boca Raton Teenage plish. Accomplish meaning, not Center one of the highest com- only recreation, but services Election Time Coming Up pliments imaginable of which to their communities. the teenagers are sincerely For example, one portion of grateful. the show included a film taken "Teenagers-Their Flip Side" by Channel 5 on June 3 at Sea- NominatingCommittee to Pick Candidates was decided upon as the title of crest High School. June 3 was a documentary on the Teenage awards day and the tape showed Thinking in the lines of the job of this office is to write the She is also in charge of the dent or take over his duties at Center shown last June 16 at President Chuck Boogher and coming election, it pays to plan weekly column "Teen Talk" membership of the Center in- any given time. 7:00. Its objective was to open Vice President Anita Fitzger- ahead somewhat and look into which appears in the Boca Ra- cluding promotion of the mem- Last and most important is to the public the pros and cons ald presenting the three John the possibilities of running for ton News and informs our membership and issuing cards after the President's position which on.a well-conversed topic, "Are F. Kennedy Memorial Scholar- one of the Center's six offices. bers of the latest happenings at the approval of the other offi- should be attempted only after teenage centers really worth ship Grants to three deserving; Next month Teen Town's the Center. The Public Rela- cers. holding some other office dur- while, or are they overrated?" applicants. The scholarships tions officer is also responsi- ing previous years. President, Chuck Boogher, will The entire program set the amounted to $1000, all of which appoint a nominating committee ble for seeing that the local The treasurer's job is self- Now is the time for all ac- the teenagers earned through- schools are supplied with week- Boca Raton Teenage Center as whose job it will be to select explanatory. Dennis Lalli han- tive members to give a serious an example. Interviews were out the year by various pro- those who will be running in ly announcements concerning, dles all the money, writes out thought toward running for one jects. our dances. For anyone inte- taken from prominent people of the fall election. the checks and pays the bands of these offices. The summer the city revealing their indivi- This, of course, is only one I lim quite pleased that I have rested in looking into this par- for their welcomed services. will pass all to quickly and be- ticular office, Kathi Whisman is dual opinions on the subject. As of Teen Town's projects but had several inquiries concern- The secretary's job, as all fore long Teen Town members Tony Glenn joined one of our it did prove its point by show- presently holding the position offices, is an important one. will be casting their votes for ing different offices and the in- and would be more than happy officers meetings, he also pick- ing what can be done by a dividual responsibilities that The person taking this office their choice of representa- ed up a few opinions from those group of teenagers belonging to go along with them. to tell you exactly what her job must handle all correspon- tives. Contact any of the pres- entails. ent officers for information teenagers who work so closely an organization such as ours. Beginning with Public Rela- dence and keep the minutes at with the Center. This is one half hour of tele- tions and working our way up Lynn Krautwald is the pres- all meetings. concerning the election. They are eager to help interested Highlighting the program vision viewing we hope the cit- would probably be the easiest ent historian and is responsi- The Vice President has no were comments from juvenile izens of Boca Raton did not way to give a brief summary of ble for seeing that Teen Town's specific duties as such but is members become a bigger part of our organization. officer, Dick Janes, Recrea- miss. For our part, we can each of the offices. The main scrapbook is kept up to date. expected to assist the Presi- tion Director, Jim Rutherford, merely try to express our grat- President of the Boca Raton itude to Tony Glenn and Channel Chamber of Commerce, Mr. 5 for opening the eyes of many Meet the New Members Teens Travel Brownell, editor of the Boca to the worth of teenage centers. To Dance Show It seemed as though too much Robin, Kenny Active Members time had elapsed since the beach - (seemingly the most in this way Ken says, "the members of the Boca Raton popular home away from home members can feel helpful to Teenage Center traveled to for teenagers in this area). In their own community." W.P.T.V., channel 5, to make the fall, she will be entering the Kenny Linden is a hard an appearance on Tony Glenn's ninth grade at Doc a High. worker, and his ambitions run "Let's Dance." Of course, the Teenage Cen- high as he would like to study It was unfortunate for us that ter is always anxious for new physical therapy in college. the show was transferred to members, but we are really in- Going into his ninth year at Thursdays, and during the terested in the people who are Boca High, he will be taking school year, time would not willing to give some of their Latin and Algebra I in addition permit us to make the trip. time to some of our worth- to his required subjects. Now, however, good ol' sum- while community service pro- Kenny's plans for the sum- mertime is upon us and every jects. mer include a trip to New York day might as well be Saturday. Welcome to Teen Town Rob- City where he hopes to get a Teen Town made its first come- in. It's a pleasure to know that job. back on "Let's Dance" last our membership list is growing June 10. with such capable and respon- Thanks to Mr. Max Booke, sible teenagers! transportation was provided by Staff the University Bowl bus. Our deepest thanks go out to Mr. Robin Ann Jettison Booke - it saved a good deal of co-editors Angela Dagata time and effort for the parents By Anita Fitzgerald Sue Fitzgerald of our members who would normally have to form a caval- cade of cars! Robin Ann Jemison, a perky reporters Meg Greenfield new participant in Teen Town Anita Fitzgerald All agreed that the show went activities - social or other- Celia Hoffstetter well and, of course, everyone Two of the Boca Raton contestants in the annual area soap box wise. Colleen Keitzer had a great time only wishing derby Saturday were sponsored by the Teenage Center. Shown with The five foot, brown-eyed it could have lasted a bit long- their cars are Dick Boogher, above, and Robbie Krautwald. blond is not familiar with all of er. the center's activities but is eager to learn more about them • f now that she's in closer contact Month's Activities Open With with all of our functions. While inteTr/viewing Robin Annual Fireworks Exhibition over the telephone, she seemed quiet, yet very much interested Those fireworks last Sunday And a couple Wednesdays and in everything connected with could have just as well marked Saturdays later will bring you the Teenage Center. Robin has the grand opening a whole mon- right up to July 21, This Wed- thirteen years behind her, and Kenny Linden th of the best in entertainment nesday night fiesta will star like many other new Teen Town at the Teenage Center. none other than the Angels of members, became interested in Kenny Linden, a likeable fel- The first Saturday of the "My Boyfriend's Back" fame! the center through our regular low with high ambitions and sun- month, July 3, brought with it Although they have never ap- Saturday night dances. She bleached hairll! the usual dance, with only the peared at Teen Town in the past heard from friends the advan— When asked why he became a two best bands in South Flor- we know it will be a per- tages of a Teen Town member- member, the 14 year old, 5'6", ida, The Impressions Five and formance you won't want to ship and wanted to join in order 125-pound surfer replied, "I the Chevelles. The Impres- miss. The Angels have a long to give better participation. She didn't feel right just going to the sions Five, of course, current- line of hits including "My Boy- says she is willing to be on spe- dances, taking part in the ac- ly being recognized for their friend's Back" and ""Til." cial committees or work on an- tivities - and not even being a latest release, "There Goes nual service projects through- member." Life," and Teen Town's own you will recall many months out the coming year. Although Kenny is a regular battle of the bands winner - The back when they put on such a Ambitious people like Robin attender of our dances, he s not Chevelles. great show for us including the are the ones that the officers too familiar with the working Believe it or not this is only Bristol Stomp and You Can tSit of the center are looking to as aspect of Teen Town. He does to be followed by two guest ap- Down, and many others. That's upcoming leaders, and perhaps feel, however, that being a pearances this month. Next Sat- July 10, and as usual, two great future officers I! member would give him the op- urday night, the Bristol bands and one of your favorite Our new member is spending portunity to he introduced to Stompin' Dovells will be at the d.j.'s will be there to keep you most of her summer at the otir many service projects, and Center once again, I'm sure busy for the entire evening. 6B July 11, 1965 BOCA RATON NEWS

Boca Verde, Charles Marqusee's huge condominium complex, and large separate garden area. Setback consfruction has enabled continues to rise rapidly. Here, the east wing of the four-sided each Boca Verde apartment to have a completely private balcony unit, gets a roof. The builder says the Northeast 20th street or porch. Sound-proofing has been accented - wall and ceiling In apartment is already 75 per cent sold. Recreational facilities in- insulation is double thick; even the plumbing is insulated. clude championship shuffleboard courts, heated swimming pool oo Vona, posed in front of (he Cloister Beach Towers model apartment on Prices range from $9,490 upward. South Ocean Boulevard. Developer Says City At Last, He Works In Should Delay Law The city of Boca Ra- in the sale price of the His Own Home Town ton should not proceed lot, this may price some at present with an ordi- developments into an After living in Boca the first coooperative Radice buildings in nance requiring under- area where they could Raton 16 years, this buildings in Fort Laud- which Vona has played a tround utilities, says not be competitive," he business executive now erdale going back 14 key part in the'develop- .obert Prout, former pointed out. gets to go to work in his years. ment team are the Edge- developer of Camino Prout emphasized home town each morn- "That was before water Arms atid the Gardens and one time that the city should con- ing. people knew exactly Fountainhead. president of the Cham- tinue to work toward The reason is that Lee what the words 'coope- He was a featured ber of Commerce. such an eventual ordi- C. Vona, who lias headed rative apartments' speaker before the Na- "Overlooked in the nance. development of high rise meant," he said. tional Association of hearing the other day buildings for many Vona joined Radice Home Builders in Wash- before the City Council years, is directing the when the company es- ington, D.C. Vona spoke is the charge for the de- construction of a high tablished offices in Fort to an audience of emi- veloper to bring the un- SAFES rise condominium on Lauderdale. nent developers, mort- derground utilities into New ond Used Boca Raton's beach Among the well-known gage bankers, brokers the subdivision," he ARROW SECURITY SALES front. in a symposium on the said. 7 N.E. 27th Avc. For years, Vona, vice condominium concept in Utility companies, Pcmpano Beach—942-0793 president and a director America, speaking as a testifying before the of Radice Realty and specialist in this field. council, estimated the Construction Corp. of He and his wife live cost per lot at $200- New York and Florida, at 550 N.E. 16th Street $300. GRIFFIN has been commuting in Boca Raton. They "This is true," Prout • some 18 miles to the Q, How do I drill holes moved f rom Providence, in the bathroom ceramic said, "but it does not FLOORING CO. L firm's Fort Lauderdale R.I., 16 years ago. give the cost to the de- "Griffin Has The Floor" offices. tiles to hang a shelf cab- They came to Boca inet on the wall? veloper. This can run Now, after breakfast with the idea of being as high as $1,000 to with his wife Edna, Vona A. Use a carbide-tip- young retirees. "But ^f VINYL ped drill to make holes $1,500 a lot to get the has a short drive to Lee just couldn't sit utilities to each lot." CORK Cloister Beach Towers for fiber masonry an- still," said Mrs. Vona. chors. Mark the location The $200-$300 is the j§y at 1200 S. Ocean Drive "He had to work with cost from the pole or ^Hy RUBBER just south of the Boca of the first hole, scratch land and construction to the tile glaze with an awl vault on the lot into the Raton inlet. be happy," she said. home or commercial JH FORMICA He reports to work at across this mark, then He is a member of the • drill through and put in building, he said. The yr SANDING the model apartments Boca Raton Art Guild 1 the anchor. Hang and developer must bring that are open for inspec- and has been chairman the utilities underground tion daily. Radice bought level the shelves on one of the Board of Adjust- ftb FINISHING screw to get the location to the lot, and this is the Cloister Beach Tow- ment for several years. where the$l,000~$l,500 ers project from Fro- of the second hole, and FREE ESTIMATES repeat. comes in. sell Development. Co. in "Since all the costs 118 N. Federal Hwy. April. Construction will Q, There is a single Speaker Set Delray CR 8-1210 worn spot in my lino- are going to be included begin very soon. An air conditioning "I've always wanted leum floor. Can this be The finished stopple looms against the sky repaired neatly? specialist will be the to help develop Boca speaker at the monthly above the unfinished sanctuary of the First Meth- Raton's beachfront. And A. Cut a square patch odist Church, now under construction on North- from the same material meeting of the Home A Place of Great Beauty when we were offered Builders Association of east Second street. Architects are Shoup and the opportunity to pur- and lay it over the worn McKinley. spot. With a sharp lino- Palm Beach County July chase Cloister Beach 12 at the George Wash- Towers I was quite ex- leum knife, cut along- side the patch into the ington Hotel in West cited," Vona disclosed. Palm Beach. "I was particularly original linoleum. Lift out the old piece with its Bill Perry, district BOCA RMON HEWS enthusiastic about the manager for a division unusual design of this felt backing, apply a lay- FOR multi-family building, er of linoleum paste and of the Carrier Corpora- Classified Ad Service Call 395-5121 that has only two apart- set in the patch smooth tion, will speak at the N0R1H BROWARD ments on each tower and level. Let the adhe- 7 p.m. dinner. level. This gives people sive harden before step- The South County AND more privacy than in ping on the patch, which Chapter will meet July any high rise apartment should fit almost invisi- 15 at 7 p.m. at SOUTH PALM BEACH building I've ever bly. Schrafft's. seen," Vona said, COUNTIES Vona, whose father REALTORS OF BOCA RATON and grandfather were The following MILDRED I. MADDOX, both in the construction arc members of 507 N.E. 20th St., 395- business in Rhode Is- the Boca Raton 2800. land, is considered a Board of Real- MEDALLION REALTY, dean of high rise de- tors. 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Mexico City Fashionable Spot When Columbus Sailed Westward Life was being lived fashionably in this gla- morous, cosmopolitan capital centuries before Columbus sailed west. Dripping with antiqui- ty, yet alive and pulsat- ing, Mexico City is constantly changing. Az- tecs ruled here in splen- dor. Spanish-built church domes dominated the skyline for hundreds of 9b years. Now they are Graceful flamingos pose for visitors at Ilomo- addition to wading birds, the springs also caught in the shadows of ultra modern build- sassa Springs, -Florida's outstanding attraction has rare waterfowl — swans, geese and ings. located north of Tampa and St. ;Petersburg. In dueks. This is a city of all ages and for people of all ages. Set on a high plateau, surrounded by Mission Marks Spot snow-capped moun- tains, it has a history 9MI so rich it reads like a Where Nation Began melodrama. With John Quirt This oldest city in Four hundred years the English settled (Second of two columns on vacationing in Canada) the western hemisphere ago on September 8, Jamestown, 210 years Mexico is not the only country with a yen for is linked by Pan Amer- 1565, at the site where before the American impounding tourists' cars. It can happen in Cana- ican's jet clippers to the the Mission of Nombre Revolution, Admiral da, too, and doubtless will happen to hundreds of United States, Central de Dios now stands, the Menendez and Father unprepared motorists before the summer is over. and South Americai As story of our nation be- Lopez founded the First If you're Canada-bound, special arrangements gan. you drive in from the Permanent Christian have to be made to guard against the risk of having International airport, Don Pedro Menendez , Settlement in the United your car impounded. You start by going to an in- you take the same route de Aviles, Admiral of States. surance agent, and asking him to fill out a small from the east that the Spanish Fleet, They called their set- yellow card provided by the Canadian government. brought Hernan Cortes stepped ashore on the tlement St. Augustine It's called the "Canadian Non-Resident, Inter- and his Conquistadores coast of Florida. With and the site of their Province Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance him was Father Lopez in 1519. But the old Az- landing, Nombre de Dios Card." tec capital has under- de Mendoza Grajales ...Name of God. The card is accepted by Canadian officials as and an intrepid band of gone so many changes, America's first Mis- evidence of financial responsibility. Carry it with Cortez would not recog- explorers. They set out sion was founded on that you throughout the trip. If you have an accident, to build an American nize it. Its 16th century landing site, and en- show the card. Lose it, and you'll find that in sev- Spanish colonial tradi- settlement ... 55 years dures to the present day. eral Canadian provinces your car may be im- before the Pilgrims tion has fused with con- Starting with the simple premise that a wall is the place to tell a storv, It is rightly called to- pounded until you can prove financial responsi- temporary craftsman- landed at Plymouth day, America's most bility. Mexico has developed some of the world's finest murals and some of the Rock, 40 years before ship in concrete, stain— most outstanding muralists, the most prolific and popular of whom was Diego historic site. There's an important difference between Can- less steel and glass to ada and Mexico in this respect. Unlike south of Rivera. In the National Palace, this Rivera mural goes up the staircase and make one of the most then all round the second floor. the border, when you go north, your American distinctive cities in the insurance policy is acceptable. This is true world. old trees, bright flowers most popular items. DON'T MISS throughout Canada. But for the duration of your Taxis are really cheap. Life pulsates around and tiled fountains is a Visitors soon get a Short rides downtown trip you should carry $35,000 of liability in- the spacious Plaza Zo- favorite resting place in pleasant lesson in for- cost about 16 cents. THE BOAT! surance, inclusive. calo. The Cathedral, the heart of the city. eign exchange. They First class bus fares That's the requirement in all Canadian pro- built on the site of the Visitors like to have discover that dollars, are four cents, movie CHOOSE YOUR CRUISE vinces except the Northwest territories and the Aztec pagan temple, their pictures taken in when converted into top rates are 32 cents from the hundreds of listings Yukon. In these places, financial responsibility dominates the square. front of the Juarez mon- pesos, go farther in and men can get their in our laws are similar to those in the United States. This splendid church ument, built in 1919 to Mexico than at home. hair cut for 50 cents. Border Regulations contains valuable and commemorate the 100th FREE BROCHURE Once you've arranged for proof of your re- historic paintings, jew- anniversary of Mexican sponsibility, the trip becomes simple. There are els, carvings and sculp- independence. Containing WORLD WIDE few obstacles to free-wheeling travel. At the tures. The top of the 42- border, you heed only your standard car regis- STEAMER SCHEDULES. The long building with story Torre Latino- tration. the handsome iron bal- Americana with its sil- To get into Canada, you need no papers, but conies on another side houette reminiscent of 3 DAYS BAHAMAS from $59 when you return you'll have to prove you're an of the Zocalo is the Na- the Empire State Build- American citizen. Take a birth or baptismal tional Palace. On the ing, offers the view of TO certificate, a voters' registration card, or a stairwell between the an eagle, highlighted by R0UND THt U.S. passport, valid or expired. If you're a nat- ground and second the two towering volca- Lou and Opal Kiley 120 DAYS uralized citizen, a voters' registration card floors in a Diego Ri- noes, Popocatapetl and or passport will get you back across the border. vera mural depicting Ixtaccihautl. Late sun- Welcome You BOOK NOW to insure Satisfaction What about the dog? He can go along only if historic conflicts in rays bouncing off their he has a rabies vaccination certificate from a Mexico. So real are the snowfields will leave (Winer's licensed veterinarian dated within the last twelve figures the visitor feels you speechless. months. he is watching a play in- On the streets, ven- If you need help in planning your trip, try the stead of a painting. dors happily hawk TOWN HOUSE Canadian Travel Bureau - with branches in most Nearby is the Monte de everything from puppies American cities - or Mobil, Texaco or one of the Piedad (Mountain of to hot sweet potatoes. Restaurant & Lounge big oil companies. Mobil has booklets on every Piety), the national pawn Lottery tickets and tor- 395-7454 1701 K. Federal Hwy. 399-6946 Canadian province. Texaco has some on eastern shop. Founded in 1775 to tillas, the pancake-like Royal Palm Plaza • Boca Raton provinces. ; - protect the poor from bread of Mexico, are Boca Raton Hanging Gardens usury, it offers loans at 1 low interest rates. "Join Me on a 3-Week Holiday!! A Labor of Love Collections of jewelry, The Hanging Gardens watches, cameras and furniture are sold at Champagne Buffet Dinner. HURRY RESERVATIONS of Babylon were as much a labor of love as the auction, if unredeemed, ONLY 2 LEFT Taj Mahal. Nebechad- from time to time. sumptuous buffet nezzar is said to have The Palace of Fine built the gardens for his Arts with its 22-ton IRELAND v/ife about 600 B.C. be- glass curtain is the dinmg enhanced by cause she missed her home of the opera, sym- SCOTLAND homeland of hills and phony, ballet and folk sparkling champagne trees, reports World music. ENGLAND Book Encyclopedia. Alameda Park with its More than 40 hot and cold dishes for every Leave New York Sept. 9, 1965 - taste... Complimentary champagne served during main course. COMPLETE How Showing $3.25 for Adults COST '826 $1.50 for Children 6 to 12 CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES! POPULAR PRICES! $1.00 for Children under 6 INCLUDES: Air Fare, First Class Hotels, All Everybody who's ever been funny is in it! Buffet served nightly except Monday, 5:30 to 10, Meals, (Except London) ,\ll Sight- seeing Special Entertainment, Taxes SPENCER TMCY STANLEY KRAMER For Your Dancing Pleasure The Ocean Hearth and MILTITERIE' presents THE RUTH1E WARREN TRIO returning by SID CAESAR irsA popular request to the Ocean Hearth , nightly except Arrangements by Caravan Tours BUDDY HACKETT Mon., in the lounge. No Cover.No Minimum. MRS. F. CUTTER COBB ETHEL MERMAN MAD, For Reservations and MICKEY ROONEY Well known traveler and DICK SHAWN MAD, MAD, Information writer will be your escort, PHIL SILVERS showing you the best of TERRY-THOMAS MAD ,» Show Times can 39S-HH her native land. JONATHAN WINTERS WORLD 2:35 •ORDTHY PHQVIKE EXACTLY AS SHOWN IN RESERVEDSEAT j SHOWINGS AT BOCA RATON TRAVEL JIMMYIRANTE ADVANCED PRICES! ACRES OF 700 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton FREE PARKING 8B July 11,1965 BOCA RATON NEWS Grill Your DISCOVER 80S Own Kabob In kabob cooking each person can construct and grill his own menu, Make kabobs by alter- nating chunks of food on skewers. The Armenians use lamb and call them shisk kabob, "shisk" meaning OFTHE WEBCCPECIAK skewer and "kabob", to broil. The Hawaiians AT PUBLIX MARKETS Where Shopping is a Pleasure call them teriyaki; the French, en brochette. Use long green sticks or metal skewers to cook kabobs on. Metal skewers with a square Cook Quik, Quick Frozen Breaded or angular shaft, rather EXTRA than a round one, hold food in place best. Veal Steaks . . . 'sr 89' iWGreenStamps Wooden handles stay WITH THII COUroN ANO PUICHA1I OF cool and make skewers (Plus 50 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon required) Unox Imported From Holland safer and easier to han- Dirr's Gold Seal dle. CANNED HAM 3-lk. V2.49 Use meat and vegeta- (Coupon sxplrai Wed. July T4, 1965) bles which take the same Bologna X 59* time to cook. This may mean that potatoes, (Plus 25 S&H Green Stamps. No coupon Required) onions, and green pepper should be partially x Importe cooked ahead of time, or place meat on one skew- $ 9 er and each vegetable on Canned Ham. . . 2* Fresh Caught Yellow Tail a separate skewer. All (PIUSIOO S&H Green Stamps with coupon) meat cubes and all vege- Snapper .,, 49c table cubes should be Swift's Premium All Meat the same size. Before Quick Frozen broiling, season with 1-lb. salt and pepper. Brush pkg. 49 Halibut Steak. . with marinade, barbecue Franks sauce or melted butter and lemon juice as they broil to keep moist and promote browning. Prices Effective Chunks of meat will Kraft Blue Cheese cook more evenly and Mon-Tue-Wed C faster if they are not Dressing...... %T 35 crowded on the skewer. HWER PARTS SA* July 12-13-14 Turn kabobs to brown Master's on all sides. To serve, point skew- Cottage Cheese.. cup'43°, er down and slip food, a DRUMSTICKS ...•• Wisconsin Baby few pieces at a time, C onto plate with fork. Longhorn Cheese i™ 59 Cook seafoods and pre-cooked meats 8 to Imported German 10 minutes; beef or lamb Limburger cubes, 15 to 20 minutes. Here are some good kabob combinations: Santa Rosa beef steak, mushrooms, sliced onions; ham, BREASTS ....•••• • pineapple, orange sec- PLUMS 29 4 tions; meatball wrapped in bacon, green pepper, Mountain Grown onions; ground sausage, WINGS...--;-••• apple wedge; raw 23 shrimp, scallops, bacon POLE BEANS square, green pepper NECKS 8t BACKS.. and onion; calves liver Sunny Slope Farms or chicken livers, small basket «^ & bacon squares, mush- of io 49 f room caps, lamb cubes, PEACHES sliced bacon, mush- LIVERS... •• rooms, tomato wedges. Make dessert kabobs by cutting refrigerated biscuits (from a tube) into thirds and rolling each piece into a ball. Swift's Corned Beef String on skewers, leav- HaSh O cans ing about 1/2 inch between balls. "Bake" Scott White, Pink or Yellow ^ over hot coals, turning Minute Maid constantly until brown- Lemonade 5 call 1 Towels £« ' ed and completely done, Golden AH-Purpose about 7 minutes. Push Morton's Apple Danish off skewers immediate- 13 Mazola Oil •<-«> ly into melted butter or Coffee Cake . . £T59c margarine; roll into Lloyd J. Harris Family Size cinnamon-sugar mix- cure. Eat right away. Apple, Blackberry, Cherry & Rhubarb One tube of refrigerated Fruit Pies *£? 49<= biscuits makes 30. Bird's lye W/Almonds, or W/Mushrooms Golf Instruction French Beans .... 3 J£V. ?1 Course Offered Mr. Frosty Stuffed A 10-week series of Flounder S: 49c golf instruction for both Mr. Frosty beginners and advanced students began this week Pan Trout 55: 59c at the Boca Raton Com- munity Center. Dole Pineapple Grapefruit Angelo Bozzuto, in- • •*! structor, has announced 46-oz. 1C< there are still some can openings in the class Drink 25' which meets every Fri- White House day evening at 7:30p.m. The course is open to 25-oz. all ages for a fee of Apple Sauce. .4 jars n $10.50 for the series. Additional information Nescafe or registration can be obtained by calling the 6-02. Community Center. Instant Coffee. . jar 69' Whip Up Treat With just three in- Kraft Macaroni & Cheese 5ih Ave. PLAZA gredients you can whip up a frozen mint dessert Dinner U.S. HWY. 1 & 5th Ave. to brighten summer BOCA RATON, FLA. menus. First place con- Planters Spanish tents of a 10-ounce jar Palm Aire (about 1 cup) mint jelly Shopping Center in a small bowl and beat Chicken Of The Sea 272 S. FEDERAL HWY. until smooth. Chill 1 cup Light Meat Chunk Style evaporated milk in an 6I DEERFIELD BEACH, FLA. ice cube tray until par- Tuna £r 25c tially frozen, turn into a chilled bowl and whip until it is stiff and will .B.I o EXTRA"" y. EXTRA hold a peak. Blend in 1/4 cup lemon juice and beat JWGreenStampsE IIIU$WGreenStamps|if until very stiff. Fold in WltH THIS COurOH AND PUICHtt) OF jmfiniMMl HfiPtlllrtfflhIllifiBP WITH TM1! COUrOM *HD rilfCHASI Of WITH IMIJ COUTOH AMD HIHCHA5I O( mint jelly. Turn into a 1- s<< quart freezer tray and Whits Rain Regular or Extra Hold "** I I Hot Shot House & Garden Aerosol Penny Saver Pink Liquid freeze. Makes 6 to 8 HAIR SPRAY "» HAIR CREAM *£ 79c | | INSECTICIDE '£*• *1.29 DETERGENT smoothly refreshing (Coupon oxplroi Wed. July 14, 1963) (Coupon oxplr.. Wed. July 14, 1965) | | (Coupon expire! Wed. July 14, I96S) (Coupon axplras Wed. July 14, 1965) servings.