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Insight Week's market A costly week Details on P. 8 & 9B BOCA RATON NEWS page IB Vol. 15, No. 125 Sunday, May 31, 1970 4 0 Pages 10 Cents Details of the vote Schools push for backing Capsule facts on the millage election: What: To authorize the levying of an additional 4.7 mills School board members and school and and the services they provide and for regular grades and .3 mills for junior colleges. administrators aren't having a typical No let-up in campaign don't want the school situation to be When: Tuesday. Polls open 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Memorial Day weekend. Most of them come more critical than it is. This is Who votes: All registered voters, whether they own are out looking for votes for their ting speakers on the millage issues. before the election. what we've been emphasizing in our property or rent, can vote — a change from previous millage authorization election Administrators and board members McDonald said his committee did talks before the various groups." elections. schedule Tuesday. report the committee, headed by north not plan on doing anything new before Budget Director Robert county area administrator John J A committee appointed by Supt. the election, but would continue, Alexander, who spokes at a School McDonald, has been thorough in fin- sending out board members, the Action Assn. meeting in Boca Raton better now than they did two or three dorsed by several organizations, in- Lloyd Early has been handling ding the speakers' platforms to fill, publicity on the election and arranging superintendent and department heads this past Tuesday and in Palm Beach weeks ago," Alexander said. "At least cluding the School Action Assn. of because they've been out to speak to to talk about millage and the schools. Gardens the night before, feels that they look better to me.We've picked up Boca Raton and the Boca Raton for speakers to explain the millage groups in all parts of the county. question and school financing to civic "We don't know quite what to ex- the stumping has helped. He's op- ' support in several parts of the county, Chamber of Commerce. and service organizations, PTAs and There are no indications that the pect," McDonald said. "We just hope timistic. including (The Boca Raton) area." The election is open to all voters, PTOs, and other organizations wan- committee will let up in the final hours people are interested in their schools "The chances for approval look The millage election has been en- whether or not they own property. WEEKEND Toll could rise 197O MAY 197Q M W T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Atlanta crash kills six _ 25 26 27 28 29 30 Private • • • Watching FAU plane had the wild drama 34 aboard numbers ATLANTA (UPI) —A private plane on TV owned by a land development firm and The stock market took it's bound for Florida with 34 persons biggest plunges and highest aboard crash landed atop a car on an rebounds in years during the FAU's courtroom drama "Let interstate highway today, killing at week. the Seller Beware" will be shown least six persons. Boca Raton's investors, on WPBT-TV Channel 2 Monday The plane, a twin-engine Martin 404, some of whom watch the Big through Thursday at 6:30 p.m. apparently lost an engine about five Board numbers at left, mostly The plot is an actual case in- minutes after takeoff from Dekalb- sat tight (story below). volving real estate fraud against Peachtree, a general aviation airport But trading was heavy in a widow. See local attorney northeast of Atlanta. It came down many places. Details of the Arnold Kurzinger, playing the near the intersection of Moreland week's market activites are judge, FAU assistant professor Avenue and Interstate 285 on the on Pages 8-9B — Photo by John Russell as the plaintiff's southeast side of Atlanta. Jack Hutton. attorney, and many other Witnesses said the pilot apparently familiar faces in the film. tried to set the plane down on the grass median separating lanes of the in- terstate, but pancaked down on a car City's investors mostly sit tight carrying a family of five. All five .„ I Choral reportedly were killed. "It was a horrible thing," said Sgt. J. By JFRRY RENNINGER "They bought AT&T long ago; they aren't shaken' F. Cantrell, one of the police officers NIAVS Staff Writer who helped remove the bodies from the The precipitous peaks and valleys of Concert smashed car. He said it was just like the Dow Jones average during the past But Boca Raton's investors Part of the reason is that the substantially in the early part of the "that thing (the plane) dropped out of week left Boca Raton's investors cool. traditionally are cautious, local stock majority of the city's really involved week plus the general uneasiness that the blue on top of them." Not cold, because no one who wat- brokers agree, and when the market investors live off the dividends from accompanies the last session before a The Community Chorus will their stocks. A heavy overcast blanketed the area ched the market's crazy twirl was starts to act funny, local investors holiday made the index bounce up and present "An Evening of Musical mostly sit tight. Such people don't make plungers. down all day. Theatre" Sunday night in the at the time of the crash, and the plane cold. reportedly was flying on instruments. And they can't afford to start just Florida Atlantic University Stocks, casino part because the market starts gyrations. Mystical knowledge? Not at all, said Theater, offering a great op- The aircraft was owned by Lehigh Another reason for the coolness one broker. Many local investors are portunity to have your soul Acres Development Corp., and was stems from the character of Boca seasoned and influential businessmen, uplifted by song. . .The singing bound for Fort Myers, on Florida's A bear in a betting shop Raton's population. As one brokerage he said. They can read the signs of starts at 8:30 p.m. Gulf Coast. Officials said most of the account executive put it, "These financial change and they're close passengers had Atlanta-area ad- LAS VEGAS (UPI)—Despite the dramatic rallies in people bought AT&T long ago when it enough to the economy to interpret them accurately. dresses. the last half of the week, the extended bear market on was going for $20 a share, and they've seen it jump as far as $70. They aren't Grady Hospital, which handles most Wall Street forced the closing Friday of the first "After I found out those Miami of the city's emergency cases, said shaken when it falls off." - brokerage office to be housed in a gambling resort characters were buying heavily early Quick facts eight victims of the crash were taken After the Dow-Jones average hotel here. this week, I knew they'd dump their there, and one later died. climbed out of its slump by rising more "We are a victim of a 17-month bear market and we stock if the market rose. Bunch of South Fulton Hospital tended about than 50 points in two days last week, Weather: Considerable are not alone," said Richard Taylor, manager of the damned fools," one said. 19 of the patients, but said most of the cloudiness through Sunday Weston & Co. office located in the International Hotel. they pretty much agree, it was due to persons they treated had only minor slow down somewhat on Friday. with a 60 per cent chance of It was the largest brokerage house in Nevada. The midmorning scene at one local injuries. It did. The combination of profit- brokerage Friday was about as rain. Low Saturday night 73, Weston also closed offices during the week in Provo high Sunday 83. The Rev. Charlie Buck, owner of a taking on the part of those who bought frenzied and panicky as a Saturday service station near the crash scene, and Salt Lake City, Utah. Boating: Seas 3-4 feet except night at the library. Several investors said he saw the plane "coming down sipped coffee and discussed the fishing during thundershowers. the expressway. I could see the wings Winds from the east and prospects for the weekend. Two flopping on it, but it got out of sight and elderly gentlemen dozed over their southeast at 10-20 mph, gusty I did not see it hit the car." First Bank, four others near showers. Sunday's tides, copies of the Wall Street Journal. A high: 6:03a.m. and 6:51 pjn.; The white and silver plane, trimmed few scanned the big board. low: 12:46 p.m. with a blue stripe along its window panel, was sheared nearly in half in its Concerned? Sure, over the long haul, Fishing: Deerfield Pier reports collision with the car. form huge holding company but not particularly worried about the jack, snook, and pan fish. The front portion of the plane came minute-by-minute fluctuations. Since Boca Tackle shop reported to rest across Moreland Avenue atop a their incomes are based on stock dolphin 3 miles off shore but The holding company will become- Each of the banks maintains its bridge that crosses 1-285. First Bank and Trust is joining three dividends rather than sales, they were waters are rought and it's officially constituted when at least 80 corporate identity, though the Crumpled bits of the tail section other banks in what will become a $115 more concerned about a possible cut in hard getting out there. million holding company. per cent of the 540,000 outstanding ownership is consolidated. were strewn along the interstate. Banking sources say that the holding dividends than the momentary selling Television: Saturday at 7:30 on Called First Bancshares of Florida, shares of the four banks are tran- price. channel 5 and 7, "The Andy Marine Sgt. Tom Irwin, who recently Inc., the company will be headed by sferred to it. company operation allows a more Williams Show." Sunday, returned from Vietnam, was ap- Thomas F. Fleming Jr., chairman of The trend toward holding companies efficient management system and a Come Monday morning, they'll be Walt Disney presents "One proaching the intersection when he the board of First Bank and Trust. in banking has been strong nationally more effective use of computerized sipping more coffee, watching the Day At Teton Marsh" at 7:30 saw the crash. He said he stopped his Other banks in the group will be during the year, with almost 100 such equipment. board and wishing perdition on the on channel 5 and 7. car and ran to lend assistance. University National of Boca Raton, an firms now operating in the U.S. It also consolidates the resources of "damned fools." They aren't likely to Movies: A fine realism story, ' "There was a lady and a man pinned affiliate of First Bank; First Bank and The holding-company operations are the member banks, allowing them to be panicky. "The Grasshopper" is at the between the ground and what looked Trust of Riviera Beach, and Citizens alternatives to branch banking, which make larger loans to major borrowers. Boca Raton Theater. At 8:10 like an engine and a piece of the wing," Bank of Palm Beach County, in West is not allowed in Florida, Texas and There will be no obvious changes in and 10:10 p.m. Rated R, not he said. "I think that lady was dead. Palm Beach. Illinois. the individual bank operations, ac- for the under 17 age group. cording to Morgan Zook, president of First Bank and vice-chairman of The Helper 1st since Tet Bancshares. Inside However, he said that banking P,Q. Box SSO services could be expanded, both in Boca H.aitm the loan operations and in regular ac- Reds invade resort town counts because of economies in Can you tell me if the city :?. SAIGON (UPI) — Guerrilla troops operation. has any rules concerning what j£ "It's still going on," Sgt. Russell operator, Donald Petrie, 26, of Long animals can or cannot be kept :*:• swept into the central highlands resort Beach, Calif., said by telephone from The four banks have a total of 540,000 Iipkowski, 29, of Orwell, Ohio, said in in the city? | town of Dalat in heavy fog before dawn a telephone interview from Dalat. Dalat that the attackers occupied a shares of outstanding stock. On a one- today, captured three strongpoints and Amusement Page 6A "There's a lot of Charlie^^Viet Cong) golf course clubhouse and an or- for-one-basis, at least 80 per cent of "It is unlawful to keep, $ battled hundreds of South Vietnamese Ann Landers 2B downtown." phanage for several hours. U.S. this stock must be transferred from harbor, or maintain within the troops rushed in to counterattack. Business 6-7B Lipkowski, a member of an Army helicopter gunship pilots reported the individual bank stock to the holding city limits any horses, mules, Field reports at dusk said an Calendar 2B helicopter gunship unit, said he and his killing four guerrillas on the golf company stock. sheep, cattle, hogs, goats, estimated 100 of the Viet Cong and Classifieds 12-13-14-15B buddies made a "mad dash" from course. The stocks vary in value from $50 to geese, turkeys, chickens, or North Vietnamese troops remained in Dr. Coleman 4B their billet downtown to the air field in $54. other livestock or fowl. Except a college, a Roman Catholic seminary Military spokesmen in Saigon said Editorials 4A the opening minutes of the attack. No The holding company is now in the that horses and ponies may be and a church under attack by govern- "several battalions" of government 1 Insight IB U.S. casualties were reported. process of having the Security Ex- kept by a duly licensed riding ment tanks and troops. troops had the Communist units Public Notices 12B The assault opened at 2 a.m. as a "isolated" by afternoon in the church, change Commission's registration academy, on the premises of Sam Shulsky 6B Military spokesmen said 22 of the dense fog hung over the city of 74,000, the seminary and the college. Civilian certificate approved. The company such academy," specifies the attackers had been killed in what was Sports - 10-11A home of the South Vietnamese military air traffic was suspended to the air- will go into operation within two to six city code. This evidently described as the strongest Communist Stocks 8-9B academy 145 miles northeast of port. months. means that your aardvark and Travel 9A attack against a South Vietnamese city Saigon. Thirteen installations came Zook reports that Banchsares will be your neighbor's rhinoceros TV 6A since the 1968 Tet offensive. Govern- under attack, either in ground thrusts "It looks like they (the guerrillas) the third largest holding company in can stay. Women's News 2-3-4-5B ment losses were placed at eight dead, or shelling salvos. were pushed into these pockets," the county, handling 13.4 per cent of 24 wounded. An American civilian radio Petrie said. the county's total banking assets. &3ft&&ff£$&^^ 2A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 31, 197) 0 • • - -. • •. . . . . • Briefly, Science zeroes on cancer: please..

AN EGYPTIAN GUERRILLA organization said its forces Here are two viewpoints inflicted heavy damage Saturday in a strike against Israeli positions in the occupied Sinai Peninsula along the Suez Canal. Al Eatah guerrillas operating from Jordan also an- nounced a successful six-hour raid into Israel. The raids were Medical Seeking reported as members of the Palestianian National Council met in Cairo to map strategy for escalating the guerrilla war against Israel. The 113-man Palestinian National Council will break nuclear appoint a central committee during its conference to act as a high level policy-making body in the fighting against Israel. needed weapon * * * HOUSTON (UPI)—An MADISON, Wis. (UPI)-A Oxford University professor nuclear weapon in the war A FEDERAL COURT in New York has ruled that anti-war against cancer is being deve- demonstrators are entitled to the same police protection as who pioneered research linking cigarette smoking loped in the laboratories of the rest of the public — no more and no less. It overruled a and cancer said in the closing the University of Wisconsin, previous U.S. District Court order calling on the city's police session of the 10th In- The device, a variety of force to be reminded to protect antiwar demonstrators from ternational Cancer Congress neutron beam generator, physical assault Memorial Day weekend.. . . An explosion Friday he thinks it will take a could prove valuable in early Saturday heavily damaged a building company office new medical breakthrough to treating cancer patients, but trailer at the huge World Trade Center construction site in find a cancer cure. researchers cautioned it will lower Manhattan, but no injuries were reported. . . New "My guess is that none of cause no miracles, serving York City police Friday arrested a married couple, identified the main leads at the present instead as just another will provide the answer to cancer treatment technique. as members of the Weatherman faction of the Students for a The university said Friday Democratic Society, in a raid on a fashionable apartment how cancer is produced," Dr. Richard Doll said. that Dr. Max Boone, head of *f\ officers described as a "bomb factory". . . . He said a big step in the school's radiotherapy de- making cancer preventable partment, and Dr. Charles in the future will be iden- Kelsey, associate professor; * * ,* ••••" - V:.' '•"•": , tification of all cancer causes of radiology, have been such as radiation, pesticides, working on a neutron device THE CALIFORNIA State cigarettes, chemicals and millions of times smaller and Court of Appeals has drugs, and then ridding the less powerful than those used reversed the conviction of environment of them. in atomic research. Medical Earlier Friday Dr. T. P. authorities have felt for some Black Panther Party San Clemente (Calif.) shoppers received an unex- weekend at their San Clemente home. The President time that neutron treatment cofounder Huey P. Norton, Haynie said the most im- decided to take an afternoon drive, and then stopped to portant new front against pected treat in meeting President Nixon at the local drug of cancer would be" now serving a two to 15-year store. President and Mrs. Nixon are spending the holiday purchase a box of candy. — UPI Telephoto. promising, but the enormous sentence for slaying an cancer is the growing con- cern to remove cancer- size and astronomical cost of Oakland police officer, on the existing neutron beam basis that he was unconscious causing pollutants from the environment. In San Clemente generators made their use when the officer was shot. unfeasible. ' The trial judge, the Court The Houston researcher said this has begun to replace The Wisconsin machine ruled, gave improper in- the emphasis on early produces neutron — structions to the jury in not detection of the disease, subatomic particles without giving them "appropriate which "has not been as ef- an electrical charge- unconsciousness in- Nixon spends quiet through a nuclear fusion- fective as was hoped." structions." Haynie said in an interview process, essentially the same: that this new emphasis was process used in a hydrogen! the most important bomb. Research has shown * * * development of the week- that neutrons can kill many POPE PAUL VI has granted $160 bonuses to the Vatican's long, worldwide meeting of holiday in Californiacancers resistant to X-rays, electrons and gamma more than 1,000 employes to mark his 50th anniversary as a more than 5,000 cancer ex- radiation, the types of priest, and decreed a 10 per cent increase in salaries ef- perts. the horse farms and spec- The outing brought him to The saleslady said the box radiation treatment now in Haynie mentioned such SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Taylor's Walgreen Drugs in fective July 1 .... The United Farm Workers of Canada (UPI)—President and Mrs. tacular countryside with his had a "Happy Father's Day" use. proclaimed Saturday as national grape boycott day in protest pollutants as cigarettes and pal, Charles G. "Bebe" San Clemente, where Nixon wrapper on it, but the such industrial pollutants as Nixon observed Memorial bought a two-pound box of Boone was among the pion- against sales of United States grapes. . . .Roman Catholic Day quietly at the Rebozo of Key, Biscayne, President wouldn't let her eers in neutron cancer treat- asbestos fibers and radiation Fla., at the wheel. chocolate creams for Pat. take it off. and Protestant crowds in Belfast, Northern Ireland, hurled in uranium mines. California White House, ment in 1967 at Ham- stones and bottles at each other early Saturday, then joined where the Stars and Stripes mersmith Hospital, London. Doll said industrial were flown at half staff to in pelting British riot troops that rushed in to break up the pollution is most deadly to Some patients whose cancers melee. Police arrested several persons and sealed off the honor Vietnam war dead. were unmanageable by other smokers. He said cigarettes therapy showed remarkable f* area. . . .About 50 British and American demonstrators and industrial pollution seem The chief executive, who ! stated a peaceful protest against the Vietnam war Saturday to combine to increase the plans to deliver a major improvement with the threat of cancer. address on the Vietnam- neutron treatment. in front of the U.S. Embassy in London. . . . Cambodian war in June, also Boone warned neutron is no was in touch with Dr. Henry cure-all, however: * * * A. Kissinger, his national "If it proves as useful as Peron security affairs adviser, on our preliminary evidence MERRIE OLD ENGLAND: David Lloyd 51, of Not- foreign policy developments. indicates, it will occupy a tingham, was put on probation for one year for pinching the Nixon, i in a special place with the many other bottom of a policewoman. . .Six secretaries in Erith com- proclamation, had urged all valuable cancer treatments, plained to health authorities that their tights melted while backers Americans to fly the flag all including drugs, surgery, X- they were sunbathing. . .In Tel Aviv, as part of a day at half staff and to ob- rays and gamma rays," he promotional campaign, an Israeli bank put a sack of money serve the holiday as a day of said. in the window and asked customers to guess how much it did it? prayer for the men who gave their lives in Vietnam. contained. Thursday night someone found out for sure. The BUENOS AIRES (UPI)— sack was stolen. . .Officials at San Francisco Zoo say they Followers of former Any special plans Nixon Soviets are going to wait before naming a new-born giraffe — they Argentine dictator Juan D. had to mark the occasion haven't figured out yet whether the gangling six-foot infant is Peron claimed credit Friday were not disclosed by his A half-drowned car and van show extent of flood waters in the wake of heavy male or female. . . for kidnaping former White House aides. rainfall in southern Oklahoma City. Damage in the area is estimated at $750,000, blame President Pedro Eugenio The President, still con- and officials say 600-800 persons are homeless. — UPI Telephoto. Aramburu and said he would vinced his anti-inflation * * * face "revolutionary justice" Israel AMERICAN AIRLINES and the Allied Pilots Association, policies are working and will for executing 27 Peronist begin to show results after Lester views the press MOSCOW (UPI)—The representing 3,500 employes, have reached an agreement on leaders 14 years ago. June, is planning to deliver a Soviets blamed Israel today a two-year contract, but no details were revealed. . .A Pan Two men dressed as army national pep talk in the near for increasing tensions in the American 747 jumbo jet arrived in Chicago Friday night on a officers abducted Aramburu future. Both the White House Middle East and said Tel flight from London after being forced to divert to Milwaukee from his apartment Friday and top administration 'Lowest, yellowest, Aviv's course is "fraught when the pilot noticed a drop in oil pressure during violent morning. Argentine police leaders are maintaining a with dangerous con- thunderstorms. The plane was on the ground in Milwaukee launched one of their biggest firm stance against any sequences." manhunts for him. freeze on wages and prices to The official government for almost five hours. . . .Former Vice President Hubert statement in the news agency Humphrey is expected to formally announce next month that The Peronist "Juan Jose check the shaky economy. crooked, dishonest' Valley Command, Gauchy Tass came after several he will seek the Minnesota Senate seat of Sen Eugene J. Guerrillas" claimed credit Despite recurring reports, weeks of a Soviet buildup in McCarthy, who has indicated he will not seek a third term. for the kidnaping in a note White House aides continued ATLANTA (UPI)—Gov. "We may throw the boxes been over here, and I'm tired Egypt, including the reported found in a downtown tavern to deny that U.S. Com- Lester Maddox angrily ac- in the city incinerator," the of it," he said. involvement of Soviet pilots after an anonymous missioner of Eeducation cused the Atlanta Journal governor said. William I. Ray, executive in the Cairo air defense * * * telephone caller told a James E. Allen soon may and thd Atlanta Constitution Maddox said he intends to vice president and general system. newspaper where it was resign after arousing of "the lowest, yellowest, picket the newspaper offices manager of Atlanta Newspa- "To establish peace in the hidden. presidential ire at this crookede«t, most dishonest "as soon as I get my signs pers Inc., said: Middle East, it is necessary The note called Aramburu confession to his employes journalism" Friday and ready. . .probably Thursday "We believe in the freedom to make Israel respect the a "traitor to the country and that he could not support the ordered the newspapers or Friday of next week." of the press, including the United Nations charter, to the people and an assassin in move into Cambodia. banned from state property. At a news conference freedom of others to criticize raid its armed provocations, cold blood of 27 Argentines." The president, who has had The newspapers, vowing to Friday, Maddox took issue us. Thus we are giving to withdraw its troops from It said he was kidnaped' 'with a rough go of it for several "defend the freedom of the with the papers' opposition to complete coverage on page all occupied Arab lands," the the aim of submitting him to weeks, was clearly in need of press," refused to remove his call for a special one to Gov. Maddox's statement said. revolutionary justice." relaxation. Perhaps feeling their vending racks, and the legislative session on bon- criticisms. We will continue It said "the growing ten- Aramburu discussed too fenced in, he went for a director of the State Office ding. But that was just the to make our papers available sion in the Middle East, a Mdnapings in an interview twohour drive along the Building Authority, Steve final issue, he indicated. to the public for purchasing result of the reckless actions Pacific Coast Highway Polk, refused to enforce "They have been beating and will defend our freedom of Israel, is being resolutely published this morning in the to do so." Roman Catholic newspaper Friday afternoon, looking at Maddox's order. on me every day since I've condemned in the Soviet Esquiu, recommending the Union. It is high time for the government concentrate on Israeli ruling circles to saving the lives of the vic- They were drinking—pop realize that continuation of tims. the adventurist line in The Argentine government polities is fraught with refused last March to meet 9 dangerous consequences for the demands of kidnapers Israel itself above all." who abducted Paraguayan '...and then this 8-foot lion The unsigned statement, Consul Waldemar Sanchez carrying the weight of a and Sanchez was later freed started in the opposite direction. proclamation from the top ROSCOW, 111. (UPI)—Six farm workers almost had a lion Kremlin leadership, said the unharmed. by the tail. Or so they say. Aramburu was the 10th "Meanwhile the two dogs had shown up and taken off after Israelis wanted to con- political or diplomatic figure They don't know where it came from or where it went. All George. They kept going even after George turned back. We solidate their positions in John Gunther Aramburu they know is that it steals bags of raw meat and scares the occupied territories and to be kidnaped in Latin jumped in a car and set off after the dogs. wanted to occupy southern (Story at right) American in the past two wits out of dogs. (See below) "We found the dogs sitting by a gate across the field. They Lebanon. years. The six were loading sod into a truck on George Kopotas' didn't move. They looked shellshocked. JOHN GUNTHER, who brought the outside world into the Aramburu was one of the sod farm Friday when Kopotas, out of the corner of his eye, leaders of the revolt that "We kept going and then we saw this lion close up. He Artists donate homes of millions through his "inside" accounts of nationas saw something grab a bag of raw meat he keeps for a couple turned and looked at us. He must've been eight feet long. He and continents, died Friday at the age of 68 in New York's toppled Peron in 1955 and NUREMBERG,. Germany became president himself of dogs that hang around the farm. had a mane and a long tail. He looked, well, he looked like a (UPI)—Pablo Picasso, Paul Columbia Presbyterian Hospital after a brief illness. Critics when the military picked him Thinking one of the dogs got hungry and was playing tricks, regular lion. Wunderlich, David Alfare Si- panned the books as largely superficial, claiming their to replace a provisional Kopotas started chasing the fleeing bag of meat across a "Nobody believes me. I wouldn't believe it if I were in queiros and Graham slickness of style and easy-to-read accounts of life and president considered too soft field. someone else's shoes. But we only drink pop at work." Sutherland are among the politics throughout the world carried little historical value, on Peronists. He crushed a Tom Turrey, 16, one of the workers, told the story from State, county and local police and 15 neighbors joined in a artists who have agreed to but they were a hit with readers and were published in 90 Peronist uprising and or- there: search for the animal. They couldn't find it. contribute a painting each to languages. For all his fame as a journalsit, however, Gun- dered 27 of its leaders, in- "We looked across the field. There was George, getting an exhibition here next year ther's novels and short stories largely were failures. cluding Brig. Gen. Juan Jose Neither circuses nor zoos in the area reported a missing in honor of the 500th birthday Valle, executed in 1956. pretty close. Then he turned around all of a sudden and animal. of Albrect Duerer. Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 3A Hospital TRY ME! TRY ME! TRY ME! 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Monday through Friday from ^^^MBox 641, Defray Bench, Ho.33444 . ^TWithout any obligotion on my port, pleose 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Upon suc- TOOLS N \ /fgrnish me with informotion regording obove. cessful completion of the REQUIRED 11 V__ to the course, students will receive POITABLE ?^^ / 1 \ Nome a certificate qualifying them PATENT * ^^S-^ \ Address for hospital employment as specific openings arise. 7 YEARS OF RESEARC?^T City Chamber for IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY NEW MODEL A group of businessmen KINGS COURT spent Memorial Day painting Car-Lynn Homes the outside of the Chamber of HOMES IN THE HEART 6 ^Commerce office, at Federal OF BOCA RATON Highway and 20th St. They EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE •used donated paint — and a jot of elbow grease. Working here are Dave Ashe and Robert Babione. McCarthy: kids can protect from right NEW YORK (UPI)-Sen. McCarthy made the com- Eugene J. McCarthy, whose ments in response to antiwar policies boosted him questions at a news con- to a 1968 presidential bid, ference at which he endorsed said Friday the nation's Paul O'Dwyer for the New youth will safeguard against York Democratic senatorial any rightist trend that might nomination. develop in the country. The Minnesota Democrat also said President Nixon's Postal unions ORIGINAL OIL Cambodian venture might in squabble PAINTINGS prove successful "in the 16x20 $12.00 & up 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS 2 BEDROOMS 24x36 $25.00 & up short run" but added, "I LOS ANGELES (UPI)— 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS 2 BATHS 24x48 $30.00 & up dont see it shortening the The president of the National WITH or WITHOUT POOL war." Postal Union says the Nixon Open Daily 1 0 to 5 McCarthy, whose administration is attempting These homes are styled and crafted in presidential campaign drew to "liquidate" all federal exacting detail. Large lots, full sod, PICTURE FRAMING the efforts of youths to work employe unions not affiliated sprinkler system, GE kitchen appliances, for change within politics, with the AFL-CIO. heat and air conditioning included. SCHERTLE ART GALLERY said young persons have Davis Silvergleid said 540 S. FED. HWY. registered the "principle Friday his union and the There Are Many Reasons POMPANO BEACH 943-5450 protest" against any Natipma, Alliance of Postal 3 Blki So. of Atlantic Bird. YOU SHOULD LIVE in Boca Raton On U.S. 1 movement toward the right. and Federal Employes have He said so long as the been chosen as "sacrificial 251 N.E. 4th Avenue, Boca Raton young remain active lambs" in a scheme em- Telephone 391-2742 BROKERS politically, "I don't feel we bodied in the postal reform W. 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By MA LCOLM B. JOHNSON the Suwannee, and Florida State but Gainesville legislators demurred The Legislature may be about to let University west of the river. from pushing it — afraid their effort the City of Gainesville out of that old Tallahassee got the one west of the would antagonize legislators and agreement to provide free water for Suwannee without much trouble, jeopardize more important university the University of Florida, and it will be because it already had a going college; appropriations. a triumph of simple fair ess over envy but there was competition for the other This was no idle fear. Many a town Vote 'for' on Tuesday and timidity. one. Several cities wanted it. The envied Gainesville for its university, If it should come about through principal rivalry was between Lake just as many of them envied House passage of a bill which cleared City, which already had a University Tallahassee for the capitol and its two Tuesday, voters of Palm Beach County will teachers. Minimum estimated cost of such an the Senate yesterday, we might even of Florida, and Gainesville, which universities, Chattahoochee for its be asked to authorize imposition of up to five increase is more than $4,000,000. hope it would nudge off a movement to didn't. mental hospital and the other "in- mills in additional school taxes. make uniform the perquisites which One of the inducements held out by stitution cities." We were the ones In addition, the county school system is Florida host cities give to state in- Gainesville was free water by contract supposed to be riding the State gravy The Boca Raton News has two recom- required to contribute $750,000 to Palm Beach stitutions. without end, so the U. of F. was moved train. mendations. The first, is that you vote, Junior College for 1970-71. No other town in Florida is required from Lake City. Now the University is There was an echo of it yesterday regardless of what your convictions happen to The four items total $12,350,000. That's about to furnish free water to a state in- almost as big-as the town, and it uses when principal opposition to paying be. Too often, this millage referendum draws what the total increase of five mills would stitution, educational or otherwise. about $130,000 worth of water a year. the Gainesville water bill came from a only a comparative handful of voters to the yield. None ever has. So why should Lake City senator and others who polls. The ballot will actually be divided into a 4.7 Gainesville have to do it? The old contract was upheld in the pointed out the university's value to The second recommendation is that you vote mill proposal for the school district and .3 mill Well, Gainesville brought it on itself courts, several years ago, which left the city. for the additional taxes. for the junior college. However, if the junior back there in 1905. They were the Legislature as the only recourse. However, as the state grows and the It isn't easy in an era of great concern over college levy were to fail at the polls, the establishing a university system by The Tallahassee Democrat used to institutions spread to many more cities rising costs to ask voters to saddle themselves $750,000 would have to come from other school consolidation of a bunch of little make a routine of editorializing, every there is beginning to be a realization colleges into two main ones — the time the- Legislature convened, in that it is not all gravy when another with a substantially increased tax millage. district funds. University of Florida south and east of favor of the state paying that water bill echelon of government comes in, takes But it appears to us that for anyone in- The $12 million to be raised from the ad- big acreage off the tax rolls and fills it terested in maintaining even minimum ditional millage is not intended to provide with buildings and people that standards, there is no other reasonable choice. luxury conditions, or unreasonably high justifiably command all the facilities The need for the money is illustrated by salaries. It is needed simply to keep our school 'What do we do when we and services that anyone else gets, these figures provided by the school district system up to standard — to keep it from anywhere. budget officer: deteriorating. A total of more than $3,000,000 in cuts were There may be areas in which money could run out of demands?' A private industry the size of the necessary in the past year to balance the be saved, and the budget undoubtedly could be University of Florida would pay heavy budget. This meant that instructional sup- pared here and there. But the possibilities of taxes to help support those facilities plies, materials, equipment, preventative saving are small in comparison with the and services for its employes. A public maintenance and other items were drastically industry like the University of Florida tremendous gap between what is available doesn't. It offers many offsetting reduced. and what is needed. facilities for its people and other There is a $4,600,000 deficit in budget The need for the additional tax money citizens, it's Irue; but supporting the planning for 1970-71. This would mean further simply reinforces what we already know: a basic services of municipal govern- reductions in all areas, including personnel. good education is expensive. ment becomes a problem when your The plan advanced by Superintendent Lloyd But money invested in the education of our biggest employer is tax immune. We in Early, eliminating about 700 employes and children is probably the best investment we Tallahassee know about it. teachers, illustrates what this shortage of can make. Sixty-five years is enough to hold funds could cause. We urge the voters of Palm Beach County to Gainesville's nose on that old contract Salary increases are overdue for most vote for each proposition on the ballot when it, like Tallahassee, is under employes of the district, particularly Tuesday. pressure to keep up with other cities which are offering inducements like land in thousand-acre tracts on which to establish new universities that will compete with the older ones for limited fund appropriations. Hopefully, a busy week But we can go further, and at last try to put some equity and uniformity into the plan of what a host city or county is The president of the Florida Senate, John nothing" legislatures as yardsticks. supposed to pay an institution, and Mathews, and the speaker of the Florida If the number of deserving bills that have vice versa. House of Representatives, Fred Schultz, been killed or are dying is the yardstick, the Nearly all institution cities supply separately agreed Friday that the 1970 current session is nothing to brag about. free fire protection and low rate legislature has been one of the most This was the legislature that was going to Be utilities (where they are municipally productive in the state's history. the best-prepared in history, by pre-session owned) to their institutions — like the They both seemed willing to admit that a lot hospital at Chattahoochee — have committee work and the like. This was the their own fire trucks which sup- of major legislation remains to be disposed of, reapportioned, well-organized legislature that plement the city's. but each had the idea that the legislature will would prove its members are worth $12,000 a By special act of the Legislature, go out in blaze of glory in its final week next year. Union county taxes the State Prison on week. Well, it wasn't, it hasn't, and it isn't. its regular property tax rolls. But By what standards the presiding officers Unless our legislators can accomplish a lot Palm Beach, Sumter, Jackson, and judged the legislature to be productive is a more next week than they have in the last Marion can't tax the state for similar mystery, unless it is that they used past "do- seven. penal institutions they have. City taxation of the state institutions, perhaps at a uniform u reduced rate, The Washington Window would seem to be a fair and ac- countable way of putting the system into some order. New political factor Foreign News Commentary

By RAYMOND LAHR of government to end the war in Full-page newspaper adver- Vietnam and to divert more govern- tisements appeal to Congress to deny Japan's calmer now WASHINGTON (UPI) —Two ment money into domestic programs. funds for war in Southeast Asia. The generations of liberal Democrats have Youths and their elders in the peace Democratic National Committee has movement visit congressional office set up an office to tap the manpower of become voters and have advanced into By ALBERT E. KAFF higher age brackets, admiring the buildings to beseech members to vote political activists in behalf of military protection. young workers in demonstrations last presidency as it functioned under for a cutoff in funds for the war. Democratic candidates in the 197; TOKYO (UPI)—Police expect Police report that as many as 50,000 year against the security treaty and Woodrow Wilson or Franklin D. Students and administrators in some political campaigns.' Japan's radical students to allow the students may mobilize on the streets of Sato's conservative, farmbacked rule. Roosevelt. colleges talk of an autumn recess to Americans for Democratic Action military treaty with the United States Tokyo, the world's most populous city But the arrest rate has fallen nearly Many of them now look for help to give time for campaioning to elect (ADA) has outlined procedures for to renew in June without the fire and with 11.4 million residents, to denounce 70 per cent this year, police report. the once scorned congressional brannh more antiwar members of Congress. lobbying in Congress against the way bloodshed that marked the pact's the treaty under which the United Arrests for demonstration violence and for electing peace-minded mem- birth. States maintains air and naval strike totaled only 1,600 throughout the nation bers. The treaty is opposed by Japan's forces in Japan. during the first four months of 1970, Such activities seem unusual for a Communists, Socialists, political But police doubt the radicals will figures show. political clan which traditionally Buddhists, student revolutionaries and mount the terror tactics which turned "Leftist elements, and even the looked to the White House for most organized labor unions. Tokyo into near anarchy when the ultraradicals, have been for the past leadership in achieving social reforms. But Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's treaty was signed 10 years ago. several months easing away from a But anyone in politics tends to be an conservatives, who rule with a com- "We expect that the rallies and position of complete and final con- opportunist willing to accept help manding majority in the Diet demonstrations staged by the students frontation," Masaru Ogawa, senior wherever it can be found. (parliament), say they will permit the in June will be mostly peaceful," a editor of the Japan Times, wrote. 'We don't want it either' The Senate is now the favored basion 1960 treaty to renew automatically on Tokyo police official said. "We don't "The distance between 1960 and 1970 of the liberals because it gets much of June 23. That is the first date since the expect the students to arm themselves in terms of the economic life of the its direction from members elected in pact was signed on which Japan can with staves, rocks and pipes as in the nation and people must be pointed out. To the editor ment? the good Democratic years of 1958 and give notice of withrawal from U.S. past. Oh, there will be some scattered The rise of the my home philosophy Why do the City Fathers of Boca First they tried to put the proposed 1964. Its attitude also has been affected flareups of violence, but nothing we (owning one's own house) and the Raton consider homeowners in composting plant practically in our by an infusion of more liberal Repub- can't handle." leisure boom cannot be ignored. University Heights and Gardens and backyards, and now they want ot move licans. The mood of Japan's students has "It has certainly affected the labor residents of Boca Teeca as fit only for the sewage treatment plant to North of Yet a shift of only about half a dozen changed in 10 years. union movement, depriving it of much garbage disposal and sewage b*eat- 40th street, upwind from our homes. votes inthe Senate in a conservative Japanese national police officials of its political and ideological The university may not like the smell direction could give the entire Today is Sunday, May 31st, the 151st say they arrested 15,000 students and motivations." of a sewage treatment plant — well Congress and the national government day of 1970 with 214 to follow. neither dp we. a more conservative hue. The moon is betwee its last quarter The argument proponents of the site Squads of youths rining doorbells in and new phase. Letters., change use, that people coming into behalf of certain congressional can- The morning stars are Mercury and town from the west get a bad im- didates could inject a new and not Saturn. pression of Boca Raton from having to easily measured factor into 1970 The evening stars are Venus, Mars The Boca Raton News drive past its sewage treatment plant, political assessments. and Jupiter. Sunday 4A May 31, 1970 welcomes letters to the is invalid because when 1-95 is con- On this day in history: editor, especially on matters Published daily except Saturday and Monday at 34 S.E. 2nd St., Boca structed, Glades Road will be rerouted In 1902 the Boer War ended as Great of general interest to the Raton, Florida, 33432, by the Boca Raton News, Inc. Phone: 395-8300. and won't pass directly past the Five years ago Britain and the South Africans signed community. We will not present site. a peace treaty. undertake to condense letters W. H. HARWELL, Jr. Publisher Another argument states that single In 1907 a flotilla of "taximeter cabs" without the consent of the in Boca Raton W. DAVIS MERRITT H. CLAY RILEY family homes could be built in the area was imported from France to New writers, but reasonable Editor Adv. Mgr. of the present site. Well.what about York and became the first "taxis" in length is advised to assure the single family homes already built May 31, 1965 an American city. Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Ratoii, Florida publication. Our only and occupied! Approximately 120 Seaerest High In 1962 Adolph Eichmann was restriction on content are Why should we, established home School students from Boca Raton under the act of March 8, 1879. hanged for his part in the murders of letters be free of libel and owners and taxpayers, have to put received diplomas and became the last six millions Jews during World War II. Member of the Florida Press Association and National Newspaper that they not violate good with the stench because of what ap- class of students from Boca Raton to Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in the city $1.00 per taste. Unsigned letters will pears to be someone's political attend school in Delray Beach, due to A thought for the day— American not be published. maneuvering? the final completion of Boca Raton author Walt Whitman said: "In the month; by mail in the U.S., one year $15.60, six months $8.45, three Frances Watkins Senior High School. faces of men and women I see God." months $4.55. Under threatening skies Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA 'Stand up for U.S.' rally in Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla. the Building and Trades keynote speech, said "he is (UPI) —U. S. Rep. William Council of northeast Florida. "Proud of you people who are Chappell, D-Fla., told a The hard hats of construction proud of America." "Stand Up for America Day" workers were in evidence in Mayor Hans Tanzler also crowd Friday he supports the crowd, but they were spoke curing the 45-minute President Nixon's decision to outnumbered by other ceremony, drawing the send troops into Cambodia. citizens. loudest roar of approval "He did what in my mind when he said: "We've seen should have been done a long About 30 elementary school enough burning of buildings, time ago," he told a crowd of students wearing baseball and we've seen enough 1,000 in the city hall parking helmets waved placards burning of draft cards. But lot. "If we're going to fight, reading, "The Flag Is My when they went so far as we out to be willing to win." burning the flag, friends, The day was sponsored by Chappell, delivering the they ripped it with me. A crowd of more than 1,000 persons turned out under threatening skies for a "Stand Up for America" rally Friday in Jacksonville. The rally on the City Hall parking lot was sponsored by the Building and Construction Trades Council of Northeast Florida. — UPI Telephoto. million ceiling f put on transit OK

TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — million per year with no iron lifting the accreditation of A lonely old veteran stood off by himself during a A House approved mass clad mass transit programs public schools simply "Stand Up for America Day" rally Friday in Jackson- transit authorization bill yet established. because an elected district ville. — UPI Telephoto. passed the Senate Friday — Late Friday night Rep. superintendent lacks a but not before the senators Marshall Harris, D-Miami, master's degree in put a $5 million ceiling on suggested to the HouseSenate education. Planning a Wedding...? funds for the project, all of it Appropriations Committee Also passed by the Senate NEW PRICES TO FIT ANY BUDGET to come from bonds. that the $83 million House was a measure authorizing Ask About Our "Do It Yourself Plan" The House bill had given educational equalization plan the Board of Regents to be cut in half to meet the furnish fringe benefits such THE COLONY STUDIO blanket authority to the PHOTOGRAPHERS Transportation Department. state's insistence on a as automobiles and homes Ph. 395-5511 BOCA RATON Senate opponents said that balanced budget. for university presidents as would allow the department But Harris said he would an alternative to raising their to divert $40 million from urge the full House to reject salaries. Buy with confidence from roads to other means of the plan if approved by the The House approved a Americas largest jewelers transportation. conference committee. landmark bill consolidating 500 stores coast to coast The committee is trying to the state and county employe A HouseSenate conference compromise on the House retirement systems after Diamonds to $5000 committee prepared to and Senate versions of the deleting a provision which Watches to $1300 consider the bills as the general appropriations bills one member said would give 60 Day money back guarantee if not Legislature adjourned for the which are now about $88 excessive benefits given to satisfied on any purchase Ghetto volunteers clean out a two-story department store leased by "Black, Inc." weekend and a hiatus before million apart. The committee legislators by the Senate Expert watch repair the final week of the 1970 members decided to meet version of the bill would be Shoppers to open a youth-run "University of the Streets" in Miami's central Negro district. — Haven Legislature begins Monday. again today to try to reach more liberal than the judicial Open til UPI Telephoto. final agreement. retirement system. Pompano SS M-jJ. \. K-iWLi t The mass transportation 19 P.M.NitelyJ proposal met strong In other action Friday the The House sent the bill 941-5710 resistance from a coalition of Senate passed a House ap- back to the Senate with a urban and rural senators who proved bill prohibiting request to concur in the balked at spending up to $40 academic associations from amendment. Raid bares heroin cache INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 219 SO. FEDERAL HWY. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A they confiscated enough with one count of sale and two task force of local, county heroin for 190 injections as of possession of marijuana. and state law enforcement well as quantities of Bond for those arrested officers Friday arrested 17 marijuana, cocaine and other totaled $155,000. SEE A PRO persons in raids that un- drugs. Agents said they had been covered the first cache of Among the 17 persons working on the case for the CALL 395-1515 i heroin ever found in the arrested on charges in- past month, during which Tallahassee area. volving sale and possession time they were able to buy The State Department of of narcotics was Florida heroin with ease just a short Law Enforcement, which A&M quarterback Steve distance from the A&M and spearheaded the raid, said Scruggs. He was charged Florida State universities. 3,000 rally for police wotate,TURN TO THE FIRM BEST QUALIFIED

Construction workers and hippies — The Florida House of Representatives was brightened Friday by Rep. Clifford McNulty, who tried on a pair of bill holder rings, despite rain in Seattle and Rep. Lew Brantly, who donned a hard hat.—UPI Telephoto. SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI)— "criminal means" in cheered loudly and waved in Boca Raton "Cops are cool" read one shooting a young black "Pits are beautiful" banners sign Friday as about 3,000 bombing suspect. when Tactical Squad com- persons rallied in rainy The mostly middle-aged mander Maj. Ray Carroll FURNISHING AN APARTMENT weather to support a police crowd, dotted with the hard said Officer John Hannah officer accused of using hats of construction workers, acted legally in the shooting. OR NEW HOME The demonstration was in Shop and Save Lots of Money protest of a 3-2 decision by a coroner's inquest jury that ruled Hannah shot and killed Agnew sees leap Larry Ward, 22, a black MANNING FURNITURE Vietnam veteran, by criminal means. "MANY CUSTOM BUILT ITEMS in 1970 economy King County Inquest Of- FOR tfiAMEDIATE DELIVERY" ficer Leo Sowers instructed MIAMI (UPI)—Vice Agnew said in a news 5109 N. Federal, Pompano Beach the jury criminal means Food Fair Shopping Center, Open 9:30 to 4 p.m. President Spiro Agnew says conference the falls and rises constituted murder in the the nation's economy will of the market were "fluc- first or second degree or surge during the last quarter tuations," but that the basic manslaughter. It left the of 1970, but the recent state of the economy is decision on whether or not to dramatic rises in the stock "stable." file charges up to King WALLPAPER SHOWROOM market will have nothing to The Vice President made County Prosecutor Charles do with it. his remarks during his visit O. Carroll, who said no Gallerie M here, which included a golf decision could be expected Latest Colors, Patterns & Materials game with former U. S. Sen. for another week. Curious Harry P. Cain and other Hannah and a fellow officer PAPERHANGING SERVICES private meetings. testified during the four days Agnew also told newsmen of the inquest, which Mayor Sun Coast Decorators Rep. Ralph Turlington (right) Gainesville and Sen. Lawton Chiles of Lakeland are he thought dissent between chairmen of the senate-house conference committee trying to settle the $88 million $1 million Wes Uhlman maintained was opposing factions in the conducted in a "circus-like" 5501 No. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton difference between the appropriations bill of the two legislative bodies. — UPI SOUTHFIELD, Mich. United States is lessening atmosphere, that Ward Telephoto. (UPI) —Fred S. Riedel, who "because we have opened ignored a warning to halt Phone 399-5518 looks at the ground when he lines of communication. following an attempt to 10 years model citizen walks, walked into his "When I say 'we,' I don't dynamite a real estate office. backyard Friday and found a mean the government," he Officers also said an infor- check for $1,350,000. It was said, explaining that those mant had given police ad- A Word to the Wise real. who have disagreed are vance notice of the bombing finding ways of talking over attempt and had actually N.C. prison escapee The check, which was their differences and doing driven the suspect to the about to blow into a stream something about them. scene. that meanders near Riedel's suburban Detroit home, was faces parole board written by the Community THIRD ANNUAL YEAR National Bank of Pontiac to ST. ANDREWS DAY CAMP RALEIGH, N. C. (UPI)— "We can't sit here and Thursday, witnesses the National Bank of Detroit. of Boca Raton, Fla. The case of a North Carolina make deals with fugitives described him as a man who Officials o both banks prison escaper who lived ten from justice by allowing had become a model citizen. were redfaced. One called it June 15 to July 26 years as a model citizen in them to stay out there," The testimony came trom "highly unusual." They said Michigan will be considered Wilson said. police, employes and fellow the check must have been COMPLETE FACILITIES by a parole board here after Collins escaped from a Pitt workers at a factory. lost while money was being Olympic Sized Pool the man is extradited to County Prison unit in 1960, Michigan Gov. William G. transferred from one bank to 8 Tennis Courts - Field Trips North Carolina, a state offi- where he had been serving a Milliken is considering the another by truck. Free Instruction in Tennis, Golf and Swimming cial said Friday. 15-year sentence for con-extradition request now. "All my life I've been viction of assault. "Everybody wants to help ALL CAMPERS COVERED BY INSURANCE J. D. Wilson, who handles looking on the ground," in a situation like this," Riedel said. "That's why I BOYS AND GIRLS extraditions for the State De- After his escape, he moved Wilson said Friday. "Collins For Your Gifts - Shop partment of corrections, said, to Mount Pleasant, Mich., found it. Nobody else ever Rates: $25 per wk. $140. for 6 week session may deserve a lot of con- looks at the ground. But I however, North Carolina where he lived undetected sideration. We have answers Low Cost Transportation Available must proceed with ex- with his wife and five do." Directed fay: Raymond Roy and Terry Carlisle for situations like this. But we Riedel turned the check tradition proceedings against children until he was arrested can't sit here and make deals GIFT SHOP Calvin Collins before a for disorderly conduct last over to a National Bank of For further information call: with fugitives from justice by 71 S. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 395-2566 decision can be reached in the March. Detroit investigator Friday 395-3886 Boca Raton, Fla. allowing them to stay out afternoon. DO PARK IN THE REAR case. At an extradition hearing there." 6A BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 31, 1970 Television roundup Evening Television Horses, men run Saturday By JACK, GAVER Barbara McNair as guest 1965's "My Blood Runs NBC's "Andy Williams DINNER SPECIALS' NEW YORK (UPI)—The an- star. Cold," starring Troy Show" has Jonathan Winters, Ch. 2 Ch. 4 Ch. 5 nual running of the Belmont The CBS movie screens Donahue and Joey Johnny Cash, the First Stakes will be covered live 1961's "Fanny," starring Heatherton in a suspense Edition and Claudine Longet. from $2.95 6:001 Ch. 2 Auction News News 6:301 (to midnight) Perry Mason Huntley-Brinkley from Elmont, N. Y., on the Leslie Caron and Charles drama about a girl who "NBC Saturday Night at 7:00 Perry Mason Nashville Music CBS-TV network next Boyer in a love story about a marries a strange young man the Movies" rescreens 1964's 7:30 Jackie Gleason Andy Williams LUNCHEON SPECIALS 8:00 Jackie Gleason Andy Williams Saturday. girl who marries an aging and runs into danger. "For Those Who Think 8:30 My Three Sons. Mam-12 widower when her lover goes "The Road to the Cradle" Young" with James 9:00 Green Acres Movie (see beiow) ABC on Saturday has a 9:30 Petticoat Jet. documentary special to sea. is reprised for ABC's "Here Darrenand Pamela Tiffin. from $1.40 10:00 Mannix ABC's "This Is Tom Come the Brides," Lottie and Frankish college group gets 10:30 Mannix examining the workings of New* Jones" is a show featuring Jeremy run into an illegal involed with a night club. KEMP REED AT THE PIANO 11:00 News the U.S draft system. 13:30 Tonight Show Movie (see below} Otherwise, programming Claudine Longet, Little whisky peddler fleeing ABC preempts the Banquets — Weddings — Civic Clubs on the three networks is Richard and The Ace bounty hunters while en route Durante-Lennon sisters hour Facilities for all occasions routine. Trucking Company group. to help an expectant mother. for a documentary, "The Friendly atmosphere Ch. 6 Ch. 7 Ch. 10 Highlights: Dean Martin's NBC repeat SATURDAY Draft: Who Serves?" various n has Sammy Davis Jr., Andy officials and educators are 6:00 Movie News World of Sports NBC has the usual major 36 S.E. Third St. Boca Raton 6:30 AU-Amer. College Huntley-Brinkley News SUNDAY Griffith, Paul Lynde and involved. 7:00 Movie (See befow) Call of the West Weivs ABC's "Issues and An- league baseball game. 395-7635 7:30 Movie (See Below) Andy Williams Let's Make Deal Glen Ash in the cast. CBS has coverage of the 8:00 Andy Williams Newlywed Game swers" has three educators FRIDAY 8:30 Adam-12 Lawrence Welk discussing the war's effect on Belmont Stakes horse race. OOLOCOAST 9:00 Jose Feliciano Movie Lawrence Welk "The High Chaparral" on TRIPLE THf ATM colleges. They are Dr. James "The Honeymooners" 9:30 Btanguita Amaro Over There NBC repeats "Mi Casa, Su U.S. 1. Deerfield 10:00 T.B.A. Over There M. Hester, president of New repeat on Jackie Gleason's 10:30 Aqui Esta Cuba Dick Van Dyke Casa." Cannon's Mexican York University; Dr. CBS hour finds Kramden and At Drive In No. 1 11:00 Untouchables News News father-in-law pays a visit and 11:30 Untouchables Defenders Movie (see below] Alexander Heard, former Norton ending their friend- 'The Liberation of L.B. Jones' stirs up Indian trouble. "The Secret Life of JIM chancellor of Vanderbilt who ship in a dispute over An American Wife" "The CBS movie rescreens is now President Nixon's ownership of a television set. At Mini Indoor 2 Ch. 12 Ch. 23 INVITES adviser on campus tension, I'M CURIOUS 6:0C World of Sports Grandes Pefeas and Sol Linowitz, former U. 6:30 Fury News (Sp.) FAMOUS DOOR Yellow YOU 7:00 Skippy the Kangaroo Gran Gala S. ambassador to the CHINESE RESTAURANT Mini Theatre— No. 3 7:3C Let's Make Deal Munsters CSp.) Organization of American In the COVE SHOPPING CENTER MIDNIGHT COWBOY 8:00 Kewlywed Game Tres Patinas DEERFIELD ALICE'S RESTAURANT 8:3C Lawrence weiK Renzo el Gitano States. Serving Lunch - Dinner - Lote Supper TO 9:00 Lawrence Welk Renzo ef Gttano Mini Indoor Theatre 9:30 Lennon Sisters Fernando Soter The CBS "AAU National CLOSED MONDAY Open Noon *tll 10 P.M. located at 10:00 Lennon Sisters Fernando Soler Track and Field Champions" FOR RESERVATION OR TAKE OUT ORDERS - 399-5455 Gold Cpqst Drive "in VISIT 10:30 Untouchables Ciclorama 11:00 Untouchables Gran Cine reports on the Kennedy 11:30 Manv Memorial Games at Berkeley, Calif. 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Dance to the Music ABC's "The Engelbert of the MOVIES Humperdinck Show" reruns a program with Elke Som- "BILL FLANNIGAN TRIO" 11:30a.m., Ch. 7— "Curtain Call at Cactus Creek," Donald O'Connor, Gale Storm, Walter Brennan, Vincent Price, Eve Arden (to 1p.m.) mer, Arte Johnson, Georgia "Featuring Ray Thompson and Bill Gramzow" 12:30p.m., Ch.,Ch. 4—"International House," W.C. Fields, Rudy Vallee, Brown and Roger Miller. Stuart Erwin, Peggy Hopkins Joyce (to 2 p.m.) While dining in our restaurant or enjoying a 1 p.m.,Ch. 6 — "Strategic Air-Command," James Stewart, June Allyson, NBC's "Then Came man-sized cocktail in the Boteeca Lounge. Frank Lovejoy (to 3 p.m.) Bronson" reprises "The 3:13 .4.95 1 p.m., Ch. 7 — "Key Witness," Jeffrey Hunter, Pat Crowley, Dennis Arrives At Noon." An ex-con Music Tuesday thru Saturday Hopper (to 3:30 p.m.) GENTLEMEN, JACKETS PLEASE! 2p.m., Ch. 12 — "The Tall Stranger," Joel McCrea, Virginia Mayo, Barry returns to town after vowing Kelly (to 3:30 p.m.) y • 4.95 3p.m., Ch. 6—"The Big Carnival," Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling (to 5p.m.) vengeance against two I EVERY WEDNESDAY... DANCE CONTEST KITE ,' 3:30 p.m., Ch. 12 — "Purple Heart," Farley Granger, Dana Andrews, citizens. ,' FEATURING THE ROBERTO STUDIO DANCERS (' Richard Conte (to 5:30 p.m.) 1 PRIZES AMD FUN FOR ALL! ' 3:30 p.m., Ch. 7 — "Column South," Audie Murphy, Joan Evans, Ray THURSDAY Collins, Palmer Lee (to 4:30 p.m.) NBC's "Daniel Boone" 4p.m., Ch. 10 —"Twilight of the Gods," Rock Hudson, Cyd Charisse, Leif FULL COURSE GOURMET DINNERS Erickson (to 4 p.m.) rerun is "The Traitor." 4:30p.m., Ch. 4 — "The Frenchman's Creek," Joan Fontaine, Arturo De Boone deals with a man Served' nightly, including your own selections Cordova, Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce (to 6:30 p.m.) from 30 delectable items at our popular 50 5p.m., Ch. 6 — "Strategic Air Command," James Sfewart, June Ailyson, posing as a defecting British Frank Lovefoy (to 7 p.m.) officer. Salad and Relish Bar FROM 7p.m., Ch. 6—"The Big Carnival," Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling (to 9p.m.) 4 AAiss Jessie Lacey o . 9 p.m., Ch. 10, 12 — "Hostile Guns," George Montgomery, Yvonne De "Animal World" on ABC COMPLETE LUNCHEONS Carlo, Tab Hunter, Brian Donlevy (to 11 p.m.) has "Project Rhino," a study FASHION SHOW Owner 11p.m., Ch,. 6—"The Big Carnival," Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling (to 1 a.m.) Daily Except $.j65 11:30p.m., Ch.5 — "ElephantWalk," Elizabeth Taylor, Dana Andrews. of the rare white rhino on a Sunday, from I 11:45 p.m., Ch. 10 — "Great Day," Eric Portman, Flora Robson (to 1:45 EVERY WED. NOON a.m.) South African game reserve. "The Jim Nabors Hour" on For Reservations Call 399-5120 PRESENTS THE FINEST IN DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY CBS repeats a show with ^^^^w Available for Banquet Parties* Mitch Woodbury reports Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 7A 1 Sam, drumming up the business Boca Profile ... Many people in Boca Raton told him he here: Eighteen months ago, having outgrown his original treasurer. Jean Van Sant is the retiring president ... Also where Gus will be in charge of the Officers Club for the couldn't make a music store in the community succeed. The quarters, he moved to the Royal Palm Plaza. present were Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bishop of Boca, who summer. town was too small they argued. Sam Vincent's qualities seem to have been inherited by his were celebrating a wedding anniversary ... Kemp Read But (hey didn't figure on the business acumen and tenacity children .His son,Bob, is working with him in the music store. entertained the members and guests with some of his piano Tooting Own Horn ... Pardon me, if I toot my own horn. On of Sam Vincent. Sam had faith in Boca Raton. And the smart And the Vincent daughter, Janis, is attending Florida State selections and comedy. page 126 of the June Reader's Digest is a quote which reads: music establishment in Boca's posh Royal Palm shopping University. Happy birthday Tuesday to Mrs. Vera Crevier, 736 Apple "On application for a credit card at a New York hotel, wig center today stands as testimonial to that faith. The other day, I hear, several co-students urged her to Tree Lane, andHaddon Service, 770 N.E. 35th St. manufacturer Vic Dasso answered the cuestion about his I could perpetrate an atrocious pun upon you and say that participate in a protest. "My father worked hard to send me As soon as school is out, Marilyn Abbott, who teaches at profession — "special in top secrets." Mitch Woodbury, Boca because Sam had been a band drummer all his life he was to FSU," she told them. "I'm going to do nothing to jeopar- Boca Raton Elementary, and her husband, Gus, who works Raton, Fla., News." I'm mighty happy someone at Reader's adept at drumming up business. But you know I wouldn't sink dize my position here." at the Boca Hotel's Cabana Club, will head for Newport, R.I., Digest reads this pillar. to that level. I think you have to like a girl like that. I know you have to Let's just say that the success of the Vincent Music Store like Sam Vincent and his charming Florence. can be attributed to Sam's winning personality which seems TODAY to reflect honesty, integrity and a love of people. New Officers ... Boca Raton's Exchange Club held its He's that kind of a guy. You have to like him the moment annual dinner meeting and installation of new officers at the you meet him. Do you know he once was selected as one of the Chez Joey a week ago last evening. Those installed included Today's child sheds no tears, Richard M. Brannon, president; Stephen J. Bodzo, vice- most popular men in town? I think he has a right to that has no regrets, distinction. president; Herschel Landrith, secretary; and Buck Melton, knows no tomorrows. Had Own Band ... Sam Vincent played drums with Today's child is Christine. numerous dance bands in the east before he founded his own Alcohol tax group in his home town of Pittsfield, Mass., in 1937. For the next 20 years that so-called crew was known as Sammy NATIONAL GENERAL PICTURES Vincent and his Orchestra. Presents It played in hotels and clubs and at college proms rate queried throughout the states of New York, Massachusetts, New the Jersey, Vermont and New Hampshire and during that TALLAHASSEE, Fla. limiting it to companies period, it graduated at least 20 men to such name bands as (UPI) —A three-year-old law operating solely in Florida Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey, Johnny giving a special tax rate to with no branches. Long and Charlie Spivak. alcoholic beverages produced in Florida from Florida It was also during this period that Sammy met a girl products has cost the state 12 WEEKS vocalist named Florence Marco. "She could have been one of nearly $2.5 million, Rep. Dick the truly great dance band singers in the U.S.," Sam told me, Clark, D-Miami, said Friday. OF MIDWEEK "but she married me instead. Was I a lucky fellow?" Clark said the taxpayers Enytask Employment Agency "She continued to sing with my group until the children are subsidizing three MOVIES! came along. Then she retired to the job of being a housewife, distilling plants whose the job she holds today." products qualify for the and Services special tax of 47 cents a STARTING THUR, JUNE 11th Tough Break... Sam's orchestra was chosen in 1939 to play gallon, compared to $3.75 a for the Fitch Bandwagon, a popular radio show. That is, it gallon charged other spirits. IS HAPPY TO BE BACK was selected as one of 15 bands to appear from a competitive The Senate passed a bill 50 \ ADMISSION Wednesday increasing the PER SHOW field of 35. As the show only lasted 13 weeks, it missed by a rate for the Florida-made GRACE 8. HUNT AND ASSISTANT BETTY MOORE 12 SHOWS I £ week of getting on the air. whiskies and rum to 56 cents Sam once played a few Florida dates as Tommy Dorsey's a gallon. Personnel Consultants Monthly Billing drummer. He lists Tommy as one of the best friends he ever The special rate cost the In All Fields SA VE 2 when you buy season ticket had. In fact he talked with the famed trombonist on the state only $200,000 the first Maintenance telephone the night before he died. year, Clark said, but as more Temporary or Permanent MO WON SALE AT BOX OFFICE Dress Alterations in Home Others he lists among his close friends are Charlie Spivak, companies took advantage of Bookkeeping Ted Mack, Stan Kenton and Julius La Rosa. it, it amounted to a "shocking" $1.7 million last Secretarial Services Many more Services year. Army Veteran ... Sam Vincent started a music store in The attorney general ruled r Pittsfield in 1946 after two years of service in the army that the reduced tax would 180 S. Federal Hwy. Boca Raton during World War II. Shortly after that he became a can- have to be granted to Florida didate for mayor of Pittsfield. After a vigorous campaign, he U. S. No. 1 «t 20th ST. 1820 E. SUNRISE spirits even if they are mixed IF NO ANSWER CALL FT. LAUDERDALE was defeated in a close race with the incumbent. with outof-state whiskey but BOCA RATON He sold out his Pittsfield interests in 1964 and moved to the Senate, to correct this, 395-5627 278-7087 278-0736 Boca Raton. That same year he built the Vincent building put a provision on its bill

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IT DOES NOT CONTAIN CEMENT -cannot read well enough- to capability of these functional his hypothesis after studying literacy campaign. to produce serious official With this in mind, Harman . FREE ESTIMATES Phone 522-1486 get along in today's society. illiterates to read and adult education as it exists in Harman said official esti- underestimates of the extent concluded that around 50 per They are, he said, func- comprehend. the United States. Harman, mates of the U.S. Census of illiteracy in the United cent of the adult population in tionally illiterate. Lack of reading ability who presently lives in Bureau that 8.3 per cent of States. this country, those 25 and Such common things as relegates these persons to Cambridge, is working on his the population over 25 is "In order to arrive at a over, are functionally newspapers, job ap- occupations from which they doctorate at the Harvard functionally illiterate is a definition of functional illiterate. "Their literacy plications, drivers in- have little or no chance of Graduate School of vast understatement. , illiteracy in the United skills do not permit them to REAL ESTATE! struction manuals, income rising unless their skills are Education. He said it is clear that a States, you have to relate function, given what society offers them to read and society makes it necessary JOHN B. DOLAN 1 hippo too many for them to read," he said. Harman said a task force Vice Pres.-Mgr. Telephone set up rearly this year by the Ba tern an & Co. Realtors Area Code 305 U.S. Office of Education will 1299 So. Ocean Boulevard 395-9355 soon make its report on the Boca Raton, Florida 33432 399-8284 ...and she's available problem of functional illiteracy and ways to combat it. Harman was a member of SEATTLE, Wash.(UPI) -What do you he runs horses, cattle and other animals. that task force which adopted do with a surplus hippopotamus? But winters in the Cascade Mountains his hypothesis. Gertrude II currently is residing at are too cold for hippos, and, besides, the Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo, but only other animals didn't like her. Menus temporarily because the zoo already has Smith finally decided to give Gertrude We became the largest independant Golf Car BOCA RATON Distributor in the World by giving our Golf Car Gertrude I, and two hippos would be one away. Vincenzi agreed to take her in, but and ADDISON MIZNER too many, according to Director Frank only temporarily. Customers the best deal possible for the money Monday: Hamburger backed up by the best service in Florida. Vincenzi. No doubt one reason Smith is finding it gravy over rice, buttered Gertrude II— all 1,200 pounds of her — difficult to get someone to take Gertrude broccoli, fruit mix, cinnamon Now to further help the people in Boca Raton we was auctioned recently by Poncho, a off his hands is the fact that she eats like a rolls, milk. charitable organization, which had pur- . . well, like a waterhorse: A bale of have taken on sales and service of: Tuesday: Chicken noodle HOMELITE RIDING MOWERS chased her from an anonymous Seattle alfalfa, a crate of lettuce and a bushel of casserole, bean salad, yeast couple. carrots a day. HOMELITE SAWS HOMELITE PUMPS roll and butter, strawberry ARMSTRONG FIBERGLASS TIRES. Allen E. Smith Jr., a Seattle executive, In fact, one zoo keper suggested to shortcake, milk. was the successful bidder and he put her Vincenzi that Gertrude be kept on as a Wednesday: Pizza burger, Gertrude II does her best. on his lanch near Lake Wenatchee, where permanent garbage disposal unit. 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European security, but the the allies, however, as 14,094 weapons, 4,966 tons of With the U.S. pullout from Sovietts have reacted coolly Communist military com- rice, 10,731 tons of munitions Cambodia expected by July to the proposal. 1, U.S. officials said 255 American soldiers have been Slimnastics arge Display killed and 838 have been By wounded in the campaigns SAFES Pine Crest anyone? along the 600 mile Cam- MEILINK MOSLER, Summer is here, gals, and bodian frontier. it's time to squeeze back into NEW YORK — The stock New-Usetf. & STAR DAY CAMP the bathing suits and summer market, which dropped some IN-A-FLOOR A Unique Summer sportswear. If that bathing 30 points the first two days of CHESTS Experience For Boys & Girls Florida's Fineit and suit has shrunk, maybe it's the week, rebounded sharply 4- 12 Best 'Equipped Day Camp time to attend a slimnastics toward the end of the week to Security Safe Sales class. more than recoup its losses 244 So. 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Since the 16th Century attractive Main Lounge accomplishment of Fernando where presentations were ship sails on to Singapore and the Pacific to California the Magellan — the Panama Magellan, travelers have made to Victor Shen, Vice Hong Kong which has long Golden Gate will greet the Canal. entertained the vaulting President, Orient Overseas been associated with the voyagers in San Francisco. Should there be a traveler ambition of circling the Line and to Captain C.S. Koo phrase, "Super Shopping From here the travelers still in Boca Raton with someone earth. by Port Chairman Jack Clark Spree". 27 days away from Port special in mind for that "Slow Although routes might and Commissioner Fred The schedule calls for stops Everglades, will visit Los Boat to China" one of the four differ from the famed one Stevens of the Port ^-^"-•v^ViyN at Taiwan and Kobe where Angeles, San Diego and ships of the Orient Overseas navigated in 1519, the spirit of Everglades Authority. the fabulous Japanese Epo Acapulco before sailing to Lir.e might be a very fine adventure still runs true with The speeches were brief, 70 beckons from only 30 Florida through a short cut choice. The journey lasts four the possibility of ac- but most cordial, reflecting minutes away. Aboard the unavailable in the time of months. complishing the dream of once again the burgeoning ships of the Orient Overseas rounding the globe more a importance of this deep- Line there is always lots of reality each season. water port so close to Boca time in port, the pace is For Boca Raton's world- Raton. leisurely, and the atmosphere JUNE COLE bound travelers there is good Could anything delight our pleasantly informal. news from the Orient travel-oriented population After another long en- TRAVEL SERVICE Overseas line whose 22,000 more than the increasing counter with the sea across tone passenger liner, MV number of ships available at We can take care Oriental Carnaval, called at Port Everglades. For Boca of every detail Port Everglades May 4, on its Raton travelers the exotic Orient Overseas' 'Oriental Carnaval' liner For Fast Results that your trip requires. parts of the world" are less round-the-world schedule. Use The Specialists In Foreign Travel This date, marking the than 20 miles and onemountains facing the port of to see the world at an eastward, across the South Boca Raton News inaugural voyage of the MV gangplank away. v LaGuaira in Venezuela are unhurried pace. While in Atlantic, with the cliff- 177 E. Palmetto Park Road Oriental Carnaval, was duely The round-the-world followed some days later by Brazil there is sufficient time crowned city of Capteown Telephone 391 -0303 celebrated by Tim Kane, Vice itinerary of the MV Oriental the abrupt hills and fantasy of for a trip to the spectacular, and prize. Here passengers President, and officials of Carnaval is different in peaks adorning the beautiful but controversial, capita], may travel inland on a two E.H. Munday and Company direction from that of the harbor of Rio de Janeiro, Brazilia, and the gorgeous week safari, which it can be of Miami, Passenger Agents original journey of Magellan where an apartment on the cascades and falls of Iguassu. certain will be replete with and by the C.Y. Tung Group, and his band of gallant men beach of Cocacabana was Boca Raton travel en- lions, wildebeast and the largest individual Far who sailed westward aboard once the home of Mrs. Mary thusiasts still exclaim over music of throbbing African Eastern fleet owner. five frail vessels. Jane Koziol, receptionist at drums. Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell •\ Set amid stately trees, lush landscaping, classic fountains and statuary, the Welcoming ceremonies The MV Oriental Carnaval the Boca Raton News. Mahaney's presentation of Rejoining the ship in calls first in South America. inspiring garden-type Mausoleum at Forest Lawn provide the dignity of above aboard the MV Oriental The MV Oriental Carnaval Brazil at the Art Guild's Mombasa — what a delightful Si ground burial in a noble resting place. We welcome your inspection at Carnaval were held in the The steep, jade-green is a ship for people who want Travel Series. name; there must certainly any time. Pre-need selection offers family protection at lower The busy Brazilian port of be a song about Mombasa prices and wider choice of location. Write, call or visit for Santos is visited on the way to and if there is Mitch Wood- •color brochure and complete information. --'"' Festival opens the capital of Argentina. bury, one of Boca's favorite r Next, is the long run people, would know! — the Serving Broward and Palm Beach Counties

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it's the (United Press International) seventh4nning single, was Del Unser's two-out single delivered his game-winning homers for the Twins' runs. helped by a pair of erros by in the 12th inning drove in blow. Billy Conigliaro and Gerry Sam McDowell continues Oakland shortstop Bert Cam- Bernie Allen with the winning Al Kaline and Jim Northrup Moses had run-scoring hits in to add to his annual im- paneris. run as the Senators rallied smashed home runs as the a three-run ninth inning to only way pressive strikeout total. Only for three runs to beat the Tigers extended the Brewers' lead the Red Sox over the this year he's added Boog Powell hit his 14th Royals Kansas City took a 4-2 losing streak to seven games. White Sox. Conigliaro, TAMPA, Fla, (UPI) — little League something else—he's winning homer of the season with a lead in the 12th on Joe Triples by Jerry Kenney subbing for his injured pitcher Mike Skiles is a hard throwing ball' games. man on for the game's only Keough's two-run homer, but and Roy White and 3 2-3 in- brother, Tony, singled with lefthander, but then he never had a choice.. McDowell struck out 13runs and Mike Cuellar pit- Washington tied the score on nings of shutout relief by the bases loaded for two runs ched a four-hitter for his fifth The 10-year-old southpaw has compiled batters, including six of the Aurelio Rodriguez' single, Lindy McDaniel helped the and, after a walk reloaded victory as Baltimore beat Jim French's double and a 2-2 record for the season and the last last eight, and allowed Yankees beat the Twins. the bases, Moses followed Oakland only two hits Friday California, Allen's single. Unser then Rich Renick had a pair of with his game-winning hit. time out got two hits and a walk at the night as the Cleveland In- plate, despite the lack of a right hand. dians nipped the Athletics 2- Mike was born without the hand and has l.The victory was his seventh what his parents call a protruding "over- of the season against three sized thumb," which has come in handy on losses and his fourth in a row. the mound. McDowell, who has led the He is getting to be known as the fastest American League in glove in west Florida. Mike hangs his strikeouts for four of the last adult-sized glove on his thumb and in the five seasons, boosted his midst of his pitching follow through he league leading total to 111. slips his left hand into it. Mike lets fly a pitch But more important, his If the ball is hit back to him, in one seven victories mark one of smooth motion he fields the ball, puts the Skiles and is one of 13 children. Skiles said the better starts in his glove back on the thumb and fires to first he helped Mike learn to throw lefthanded, career. with his left hand. . . . but added his son learned most of it In other AL action Friday At bat, he drapes his thumb over the bat himself. night, Baltimore blanked he holds firmly in his strong left hand. "Even after a ball game, he'll come California 2-0, Washington Mike moved into the league after the home and go out in the back yard and pitch beat Kansas Cith 5-4 in 12 beginning of the season when another the ball up in the air against the wall of the innings, Detroit edged player advanced to a higher league. house, practicing and practicing," his Milwaukee 5-4, New York He started in centerfield, but post- father said. "This is the first year he has beat Minnesota 4-2, and practice pitching caught the eye of coach made use of it though." Boston beat Chicago 4-3. Sam Neyman. "When I saw how hard he "Sports is Mike's whole life,"Mrs. Skiles In National League play, could throw we made a pitcher out of said. "He plays them all." Houston blanked New York, him," Neyman said. The youngster also is an avid fan and his 5-0, Pittsburgh downed San So far, Mike has one threehit shutout and favorite baseball player is Atlanta Brave Francisqco, 6-3, Cincinnati beat Montreal, 6-4, Atlanta in his last start he gave up only five hits outfielder Henry Aaron. The family moved here five years ago defeated Philadelphia 5-2 and while striking out 10 and walking five, Los Angeles rallied to beat although his team lost 8-2 because of seven from Red Bank, Tenn., because the climate is better for the senior Skiles, who St. Louis, 8-6 in the only unearned runs. scheduled games. has an asthmatic condition. Mike is son of Mr. and Mrs. Denton McDowell, who allowed only a homer to Joe Rudi in the fourth and Felipe Alou's Bowling Softball action IBM Mixed Team Won Lost A MITE SHORT —Kansas City's Bob Oliver is out at Casnova in second inning of Washington's 5-4 victory. — The 4 Tigers 4 0 the plate, with the tag applied by Washington's Paul UPI Photo. New Birds 4 0 Ko. 15 4 0 Hitters have a ball No. 11 3 1 No. 5 3 1 High scoring marked Lynch 3 0 1 UNIVBOWL Major league We Try 3 1 Friday night's Softball Calcheno 3 1 1 AB R H Wild-Cootie-Bunch 3 1 competition, with two of the Clark 3 1 1 Briggs 4 2 3 HeeHaws! 2 2 three games becoming Giorano 3 3 3Krauta 4 12 10! N.W. 22ND STREET. DELRAY BEACH — FLORIDA — 33444 Don't Drink Water 2 2 complete rout. Eichlin 3 3 3 Smoot 4 0 2 statistics 276-4414 Pea Pickers 1 3 Boca Federal demolished Lehen 3 12 Ean 4 1 2 Gotcha's 1 3 the University Bowl team, 23- Helly 4 0 2 National League Leading Batters All Four 1 3 East National League 5. Rosenblatt led the Feds' Deerfield Stags Lartin 4 0 1 w. L. Pet. GB G. AB R.H. Pet. ATLANTIS COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES PHARIBU 1 3 attack with four runs, with AB R HBorozny ' 3 0 2 Chicago 23 18 .561 Carty,Atl 44 159 40 68 .428 New York 22 23 .489 3 GrbkwtZ, LA 43130 23 49 .377 Relaxed Country Club living The Lakers 0 4 Kramer, Richmond and Achmann 3 0 1 Hurd 3 0 0 4 St. Louis 21 22 .488 3 Perez,Cin 181 40 68 .376 in the heart of the Palm Beaches! Ridge Runners 0 Kuhen close behind with Henson 3 0 0 Lippard 3 0 1 Pittsburgh 22 25 .468 4 Money^ Phil US 19 42 .356 No. 16 0 4 three apiece. Summers 3 1 2 Sommers 2 0 0 Philadelphia 19 26 .422 6 Dietz, SF 148 25 51 .345 High team game and series, McCoy 111 Montreal 16 18 .364 8V2 Hndrsn,SF 186 43 64 .344 Intercoastal Plumbing Hoorman 3 1 1 West Hague,St.L 111 12 38 .342 The Four Tigers, 627-1787; almost duplicated Boca vannatter 3 0 2 Totals 40 5 16 W. L. Pet. GB Menke,Hou 47 177 27 60 .339 individual high game and Federal's performance, Ships 3 0 1 BOCA FED AB R H Cincinnagi 34 14 .708 Hebner,Pit 39 136 16 46 .338 series, man, TomMc- Cipriani 4 11 Atlanta 26 18 .591 6 Gaston,SD 47 187 30 63 .337 defeating the Deerfield Stags Vanatter.l 2 0 0 Los Angeles 26 20 .565 7 Dermott, 200-530 Kramer ,534 11-2. Giorano and Eichlin Henson.r 2 0 0 San Francisco 23 25 .479 11 American League Haley Richmond 5 3 1 Houston 21 26 .447 12V2 G. AB. R. H. Pet. Sturdy Oaks crossed the plate three times 2 0 1 29 .420 14 Barnum 3 2 2 San Diego 21 Carew.Min 31 122 20 48 .393 Weekly Winners each for the Plumbers to Vanatter.e 2 0 0 Benson 5 12 Friday's Results F.Rbnsn,Bal 35 131 26 49 .374 262 assure their victory. Razeli 1 0 0 Johnson, Cal 45 179 25 64 .358 1. Cain Rosenblatt 5 4 3 Houston 5 New York 0, night 2. Calderwood 261 The only game with Totals 40 2 9 Pittsburgh 6 San Fran 3, night Alou,Oak 45 176 29 61 .347 Strickland 5 2 3 Piniella, KC 29 102 12 35 .343 3. Brick 249 anything resembling a close Los Ang 8 St. Louis 6, night Totals Masuega 5 11 Cincinnati 6 Montreal 4, night White,NY 47 174 39 59 .339 4. R. Doty 245 score was Delta Sigma Pi 34 11 18 Atlanta 5 Phila 2, night Hopkins, Chi 35 107 11 36.336 versus the Deerfield Jets. Jones 3 2 1 Oliva,Min 42 172 29 57 .331 5. Eastment & Benedix 238 Kuhen (Only games scheduled) High team game, Mamula, DSP came out on top, 14-10. 4 3 3 Pinson,Cle 35 128 16 42 .328 A variety of apartments, villas and Sawchuk Metzber 2 11 Sunday's Games Kaline,Det 39 145 22 47.324 W.R. Heaton, W.W. Heaton, Torgon 10 1 San Diego at Chicago Spencer, Cal 41 136 17 44 .324 homes are now available for im- Eastment, 859; high team INTERCOASTAL PLUMB San Francisco at Pittsburgh Totals 57 23 24 mediate occupancy! Some completely AB R H mending Los Angeles at St. Louis Home Runs series, Brick, Spar, Launer, Philadelphia at Atlanta Calderwood, 2390; individual Strews 4 11 National League: Perez, Cin furnished, a few with pools and many Leffretto 4 11 Montreal at Cincinnati 17; Allen, St.L., H. Aaron, Atl high game, man, Cain,226; LONG BEACH, N.Y. Houston at New York, 2 and Colbert, SD 16; McCovey, directly on the golf course ... or build Freese 4 0 3 (UPI)— New York Ranger SF 15. individual high series, man, DELTA SIGMAPI American League your own plan on a choice homesite. Calderwood, 535. Ledbetter 4 0 2goalie Terry Sawchuk, 41, American League: Powell, reportedly injured during AB R H East Bait 14; Howard Wash 13; Memberships still available to Shankhouse W. L. Pet. GB Killebrew, Minn 12; Mincher, "horseplay" with teammate 5 3 2 Baltimore 33 S2 .717 ... Oak and Yastrzemski and T. property owners in the 27 hole private Ron Stewart, was removed Swinford 5 3 3 New York 26 21 .553 7V2 Conigliaro, Bos 11. Golf Club. Everyone Loves A from the critical list Friday Blichikodd 4 2 2 Detroit 21 21 .500 10 Runs Batted In Steers Washington 21 23 .477 11 National League: Perez, Cin If fine things appeal to you, visit at a Long Island hospital and 4 13 Boston 19 24 .442 12V2 49; H. Aaron, Atl 45; McCovey, was transferred to a hospital Nickells 3 0 1 Cleveland 15 26 .366 15V'2 SF and Williams, Chi 42; Dietz, Atlantis today. 15 minutes north of in New York City. The Neal 4 11 West SF 40. Boca at Lantana Rd. and Congress W. L. Pet. GB American League: Powell, hockey player first entered Chpman 4 0 0 Minnesota 29 13 .690 ... Bait 39; Oliva, Minn 38; Ave. BUICK the hospital on April 29 and Batey 3 0 2 California 28 17 .622 2'/2 Walton, Mil, Killebrew, Minn Dale Oakland 24 22 .522 7 and Cater, NY 35. 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Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 11A ":v Rifenburg Sailing into a primitive land & Outdoors overnight. Following a big party, that is. As part of the combined operation, the local Elks club will put on a dinner party for all hands with More than 150 boats left Fort Myers on the dancing to follow. Outdoor writers didn't bring West Coast of Florida early Thursday morning, •their wives so they'll have to sit and watch. headed for Port St. Lucie, north of Boca Raton. It was an annual cruise by the Okeechobee Boats from all over the state, including the Waterway Association's annual cruise, but the press boat from West Palm Beach, arrived at largest number of boats yet were involved. Fort Myers Wednesday afternoon and Thursday Reporters and editors on the press boat had the evening. The city yacht basin was check-in point most luxurious accommodations of anyone on and it looked like every boat in Florida showed the cruise. Aboard the ultra-modern Whit Craft up. All available docking space was filled and houseboat out of the Spencer Boat Co. in West ferrying was necessary for some who had to Palm Beach, they had all the comforts of home anchor outside. and perhaps a few more. Capt. Mel Spencer They do it up brown over there, social hour in literally rolled out the earpet. Only in this case, it the exhibition hall, a big steak dinner, buses was blue instead of red. hauling boaters to motels and people running Why do all these boaters get together once a around just begging to help. year and travel all the way across Florida? Probably because it's one of the most beautiful Friday, 8 o'clock was takeoff time, with boats trips that can be made by boat in the entire state. assembled in line in front of the yacht basis. The The Caloosahatchee River takes one back to fast boys were up front. They planned to cruise in primitive Florida with towering trees and the 22 to 25 knot range. Fleet two included the 15 from Fort Myers, Port Charlotte and points country reminiscent of the days when Spencer's to 17 knot craft and the still slower fleet brought west, will probably go back across as a group up the rear. starting sometime Sunday morning. SAVE grandfather first came to Boca Raton many $ years ago. Safety is one of the primary concerns of these Early tomorrow morning the group will leave 2,500 The winding black water river stretches from cruises and all necessary precautions are taken Clewiston for the last leg into Port St. Lucie. Fort Myers to Clewiston, although the last few to insure a good trip. A marine patrol kept a Along the St. Lucie canal they'll be treated to miles are more canal than river. watchful eye out for anyone having difficulties. scenery unequalled anywhere in the world. From Clewiston, across the lake and north to In addition, the Lee County sheriff's department Bass and bream continually break the water the St. Lucie Canal, boaters will see a different provided a boat for rescue. as they search for food. Alligators occasionally kind of water entirely, for they will travel across Most of the boaters come from the West Coast stroll down to the edge of the bank for a look at part of the largest inland fresh water lake in the of the state, although a few, like Gary and Janice United States. civilization. Giant silver tarpon leap and roll and Rankin and their boatload of kids, came all the surrounding it all is a wilderness beauty making The first stop is Clewiston, where they'll stay way up from Miami to join the cruise. The people the whole trip worthwhile. 25' TWIN BED FIBERGLASS— Sleek, windswept, Won't play often aerodynamically designed . . . this model represents GRIFFIN the ultimate in style, luxury, and livabilify. 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BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE years. up under the pretext that no outside their division for 1971 FORMICA BONDS The National Football such happenings will occur. will be Cincinnati, Kansas SANDING League announced its The schedule is based on a City, San Diego, Dallas, St. ADAMS CHEVROLET MUTUAL FUNDS schedule for the next eight system of four rotations, and Louis and San Francisco. FINISHING years this week, and the New it will take 82-3 seasons for The Giants will meet Pit- S0.U.S.#1DELRAY York teams are slated to each team to play every tsburgh, Baltimore, San FREE ESTIMATES meet each other only twice — other team in the league on a Diego, Green Bay, Minnesota DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON home-and-home basis. 136 N. 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Section B Page One ...the news behind the news Sunday, May 31, 1970 A routine week v

on city's streets

It was a routine week. wreck were what police and police The sheet below is part of a police wreck Quiet, really, for the traffic reporters call fender-benders. report — one of 24 written during the week of department. But the toll, that week of May 24-31, May 24-31,1969. It was a typical urban fender- Nobody was killed. 1009, was: bender. Mostly, the calls for police to go to a 24 wrecks. 45 cars damaged. i people hurt. More than $10,000 lost directly in property damages. t )rcs«l fc* QXrOW ; News' safety Hundreds more lost in medical, legal and insurance fees. $265 paid in fines. -3/ -^~s r 1 driver's license suspended. contest opens Hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars in lost working time and in- The Boca Raton News' eighth annual safety crusade is convenience. aimed at automobile drivers, but school children have a major And there wasn't what you could call role in it. a "bad" wreck in the bunch. Just a Students in the city, grades 1 through 12, can compete for normal week's worth of fender- U.S. savings bonds and cash prizes in the campaign's safety benders in which Boca Raton people ODD Frwt ran into each other's cars and porches nan w <™« slogan contest. Slogans no longer than ten words can be and telephone poles and bodies. 8CD •-*<*".« written on post cards and mailed to the News, Box 580, Boca OHO "'si" «<• Routine. D a • <-«•• «•*• Raton, Fla. 33432. The first one was shortly after noon, DGO «•« First prize will be a $50 U. savings bond, second and third ODD ««» '«•<• May 24. o a a !••» <*« prizes will be $25 bonds, with a $15 cash fourth prize and two $5 A car pulled away from a stop sign, cash consolation prizes. after stopping. A motorcycle with the DESCRJBS WHflT " "*"*!« *rOS'S?! : ; Entries will be judged on originality and common sense in right of way, ran into the side of the akiag right turn onto AU aouthbeiind from p&pkiag Tot. safety. car. The two people in the cycle were ?7 thrown onto the road. The toll: $450 to the car; the cycle was a total loss; one I tf, girl was treated for spinal injuries and Court toll for the week cuts. through a stop sign and clipped a car her license had expired, paid $50 in 10:40a.m. A nurse drove into the tail 4:45 p.m. A salesman backed his car entering the intersection. The cars fines. end of a panel truck at a stop sign. She Here is .what happened when the Failure to exercise due care, a $25 fine. out of a parking space near an in- skidded across the intersection and didn' t see it in front of her. The toll: $25 persons involved in traffic violations Improper lane use, $15 fine and traffic (They have another car now, and the tersection. A car, making a left turn, bumped again. Toll: $1,600 damage, damage to both vehicles. during the week of May 24, 1969, had school. For failing to have care under mother is concerned because the street stopped in mid-turn but the salesman's facial cuts for the daughter. their day in municipal court: (details control, $25. Failure to yield right of in front of her house "is full of cars car backed into it. Toll: $50 damage, in text) way, $25. Running a stop sign and no (The mother and father of the girl going 50 and 60 miles an hour. It's 12:18 p.m. One car struck another $100 fine, suspended driver's license. spent the next three months walking to terrible.") stopped at an intersection. The driver For making an improper left turn, a driver's. license, $50. Driving while their jobs while the insurance com- sentence of three nights in traffic intoxicated, $100 plus loss of license. said he couldn't stop on the wet street. panies haggled. The woman, who school. For failing to yield right of Grand total: $265 and hours of 5:30 p.m. — A mother, bringing her 10:40 p.m. — A retired Pennsylvania The toll: $50 damage to the stopped found out when the police came that way, a $25 fine plus traffic school. misery. daughter home from a movie, slipped man was pulling out of a parking lot. A vehicle, $100 damage to the other. 16-year-old, driving in the proper lane, was headed directly for the emerging 7:35 p.m. A car waiting to make a car. The older man turned quickly left turn was rammed from the rear of back into a nearby drive, but the an intersection. The toll: $50 damage student's car skidded across the space to the first car, $150 damage to the between the drives and struck the second. elderly man's car. Toil: $650. WEDNESDAY SUNDAY 1:35 p.m. — A car parked on the left 12:30 p.m. — A carpenter driving a side of the road was backed into by nine-year-old car cross a railroad another car. Toll: $25. track lost control. The car fish-tailed across an intersection, the right-rear 1:47 p.m. — A housewife was Waste tire came off and the car slid fifty feet following an out-of-state car which on its side. Toll: car a total loss. stopped suddenly, causing her to swerve into a street sign. Toll: $10 1:33 p.m. — A woman stopped her damage to the sign. car in a driveway to let a passenger out. The car lunged forward, hitting a 3:30 p.m. — A car making a left turn pine tree, bounced off and into a was struck in the rear by a car whose concrete porch railing where a man driver said he was "momentarily was sitting. The man was struck by the diverted." Toll: $350 to cars, $25 fine by front fender. Toll: $300 damage to the and six hours in traffic school. car, leg injuries to the man. 6:10 p.m. — An attorney's cat Jack 6:13 p.m. - - As the police report put swerved off the road into a pole. The it: attorney said a car passed him at high "Driver No. 1 stated she was pulling speed on the right, forcing him into the Hutton into the parking lot when vehicle No. 2 pole. A driver coming in the opposite struck her vehicle. direction said he did not see the "Driver No. 2 stated she was mystery vehicle pass, but had seen a backing out of the parking lot when car going at high speed. Toll: $1,200. vehicle No. 1 struck her vehicle." Toll: $120. 10:10 p.m. — A hit-and-run driver MONDAY backed into a parked car. Toll: $30. 11:24 a.m. — A gasoline truck THURSDAY stopped in the road, preparing to back 7:45 a.m. — A truck pulled into the into a private driveway. A car stopped Sitting there in the junkyard, right lane to park and make a delivery. ravaged, first by a wreck and behind it. The truck backed into the A treacher, driving behind the truck, then by parts-scavangers, the car. Toll: $200. swerved to avoid it, but clipped the car doesn't even resemble the TUESDAY rear end. Toll: $525 in damage, $25 fine $3,000 gleamer it was a while 8:39 a.m. — One car backed into and six hours of traffic school. back. another parked at the curb. The toll: ft got there by carelessness. no injuries, but $300 damage was done FRIDAY So, who cares? to the parked car. 6:40 p.m. — An elderly man ran a stop sign and was struck by a young 9:02 a.m. — A southbound car on girl. Her car skidded 40 feet. The toll: Federal Highway sideswiped another $600 damage to the girl's car, $300 as it attempted to pass. The toll: $250 damage to the man's. damage to both autos. SATURDAY 9:55 a.m. — An elderly woman 12:56 p.m. — A student turned left at driver rammed the tail end of another an intersection and is struck by an car stopped at a traffic signal. She said elderly man coming the oppote her car skidded on wet pavement. The direction. The toll: $175 damage to toll: $100 damage to the stopped each car. vehicle. 5 p.m. — A man swerved to avoid 10:35 a.m. — Another case of one car striking a car which has cut in front of sliding into the rear and of another on him after passing. He skids off the wet pavement. The toll: $300 damage road and strikes a pole. The toll: $450 to the car struck. damage. ANN LANDERS ame An example of integrity Dear Ann Landers: Our 16- recipe for friendship. Please not to give him a divorce. She who would give a girl an >.'i 2B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 31, 1970 year-old daughter, Denise, print it. said, "It will be a disaster if engagement ring is off his >' receives a modest allowance Take two heaping cups of my daughter marries a man rocker. Are you sure you and saves her baby-sitting patience, one heartful of love, who is old enough to be her want him? Make it clear mat money so she can have and two handfuls of father." there will be no more "extras." I buy her clothes generosity. Add a dash of For months I suspected my discussion about a divorce but she is permitted to buy laughter, and a full cup of husband had a girl friend but until he's had a year to "think whatever she wants with the understanding, and two cups he insisted I was imagining things over." Meantime, get money she saves and earns. of loyalty. Mix well and things. He kept telling me I professional counseling. You Yesterday Denise came sprinkle generously with was foolish and that I was the need continuing help. home with two blouses and a kindness. Spread this only woman in the world for sweater. When she checked irresistable delicacy over a him. How will you know when her sales slip she discovered lifetime and serve everybody the real thing comes along? the, clerk had forgotten to you meet.—E.A.B. Two weeks ago he moved Ask Ann Landers. Send for charge her for the sweater. "I Dear E.A.B. •. Thanks for out of the house and an-her booklet "Love Or Sex And saved $11!" she whooped. I the recipe. I recommend that nounced he wanted a divorce. How To Tell The Difference." told Denise she had not saved it be made in double batches When I asked what was Send 35 cents in coin and a anything, that it was wrong to and kept on hand at all times. wrong, he said we weren't long, self-addressed, take advantage of someone's suited to each other. (We stamped envelope with your mistake and I wanted her to Dear Ann Landers: Today I were suited to each other all request. telephone the shop and say received a frantic phone call those years when I worked to Ann Landers will be glad to she'd be in with the money from a woman I never heard put him through school and help you with your problems. tomorrow. of. She told me her 22-year- help him get started.) Send them to her in care of She refused — and insisted old daughter is planning to I want to save this Boca Raton News, Box 3346, that people should pay for marry my husband. He has marriage, Ann. Please tell Chicago, Illinois, 60654, en- their mistakes. It turned into given her an "engagement me how to do it.—C.R. closing a stamped, self- quite a hassle. I finally said, ring." The mother begged me Dear C.R.: A married man addressed envelope. "I will pay for the sweater if you won't." She called me a sucker and her dad said she was right. Chilean women may have I had hoped to give my New officers for Silver Palm Chapter, National president; Mrs. Richard Tarbox, recording secretary, and Mrs. John MacDonald, treasurer. daughter a lesson in Woman's Farm and Garden Association are (left) Mrs. character and it was Glenn Alber, president, Mrs. Robert Sjostrom, vice disappointing to find I had vote, but not emancipated failed. By the time you receive this letter I will have SANTIAGO, Chile —To minority being militantly of the female voters are paid the $11 but I'd like to many other Latin Americans engaged. It appears that actively interested in social know if I did the right thing.— the Chilean woman is a most of the women belong to change. The Patsy symbol of beauty, an epitome the majority and that their An important motivation Dear Pat: You did the right of sophistication and the last desire for security, protec- for this situation is probably thing and I applaud you. Your word in emancipation. On tion, non-violence, em- the lack of legislative support daughter might never admit close scrutiny, her reality is, ployment and a "food for female emancipation. it but she will remember this however, as contradictory as basket" sufficient to sustain Allende's Socialist party is Sunday, May 31 Guidance counselor, junior high 'til 8:30 p.m. example of integrity for the life itself. their families is the most now trying to make use of FAU Community Chorus, FAU Theatre, 8:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, Methodist Church, 8:30 p.m. rest of her life. It was the best In a few months' time 1.6 active driving force in thethis fact by having in its Monday, June 1 Thursday, June 4 •fll you ever spent. million Chilean women will mobile electorate. program a project for a decide who will be Chile's In the average housewife's "Ministry for the Defense of Family Service Agency, Neighborhood Center, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunrise Kiwanis, Schraffts, 7:30 a.m. Dear Ann Landers: I noted next president. No wonder, opinion these basic needs are the Family." Retarded Children .Neighborhood Center 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Lingerie class, Community Center, 9 a.m. therefore, that the pre-much more important than Mental Health Assn., Neighborhood Center, 9 a.m.-noon a gentleman was unhappy Weight Watchers, University Bowl, 9:30 a.m. because you "wasted" electoral campaigning is Chilean standpoints as NEW OFFICE Clothing construction, Community Center, 9 a.m. Exchange Club, Pal's, 12:15 p.m. directed almost entirely regards nationalization of the column space on a recipe for Call Corsage class, Garden Center, 10 a.m. Welfare Council, 111 W. Palmetto Park Road, 1 p.m. meat loaf. I have another towards them: The woman is copper industry, the United STATC MCM Beg. bridge instr., Community Center 10 a.m. the target for the slogans, States, OAS or Cuba. Ac- E.E. JOHNSON, Agent After school program, Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m. recipe which I believe is more 760! N. FEDERAL HWY Welfare Council 111 W. Palmetto Park Rd., 1 p.m. Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. in keeping with what the promises and demagogy of cording to polls taken after 278-1135or 391-4333 Vocational rehabilitation, Neighborhood Center, 2 p.m. Violin, Community Center, 4 p.m. readers expect when they the three presidential can- the last elections, in 1958 and After school program, Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m. Ballroom dancing, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. turn to Ann Landers. It is a didates for the September 1964, only about one per cent State Farm Insurance Corrmames elections. Brownies, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. Adults volleyball, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Lion's Club, 399 N.W. 35th St., 7 p.m. Weight Watchers, First Fed. bldg., 7:30 p.m. Previous elections have shown that the Chilean Whatever Your Taste in Boy Scout troop 313, St. Paul Lutheran Church, 7 p.m. Coast Guard Flotilla 35, Boca Inlet, 8 p.m. Progressive bridge game, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. women, far from being Coast Guard Auxiliary, Junior high schoo, 8 p.m. emancipated, are utterly Duplicate bridge, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Lady Lions, 366 N.W. 35th St., 8 p.m. conservative, against left- Veterans of Foreign Wars, 2560 N.W. First Ave., 8 p.m. Slimnastics, Mitchell Schoo, 8 p.m. wing desires for structural St. Margaret's Guild, St. Gregory's Church, 8 p.m. Friday, June 5 changes in their background. Housing meeting, Community Center, 7:30 p.m. Catholic Welfare Bureau, Neighborhood Center 9 a.m.-l p.m. Thus in in 1958 the con- Tuesday, June 2 Registration, dog obedience class, Community Center, 9 a.m. servatively attuned can- Elegant plains or Election, city precincts, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. to 5 p.m. didate Jorge Alessandri, who exciting prints — Sketch group for members, Art Guild studio, 10 a.m. is now running for re- - you"ll find the Design workshop, Community Center, 9 a.m. election, received 118,000 Kiwanis Noontime Club, Chez Joey, noon "exactly right'" Duplicate bridge, Community Center, 12:30 p.m. female votes, 38 per cent of a fabric from our huge Legal Aid Society, Neighborhood Center, 1:30 p.m. Mental Health Assn., Neighborhood Center, 1-5 p.m. total of 390,000 votes in his selection No charge County health nurse, Neighborhood Center, 2 p.m. Design workshop, Community Center, 1 p.m. favor. His Socialist opponent, for making full After school program, Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m. Veteran's Service, American Legion Hall, 2 p.m. Salvador Allende, only got 27 length, regular or Baton twirling, Memorial Park, 3:15 p.m. After school program, Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m. per cent female votes: 97,000 traverse, from SI 98 Boy Scout troop 333, First Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Scuba diving, Community Center, 7 p.m. Miss Lindner out of a total 356,500. The yd. Pinochle game, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. Golf instr., Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. third candidate is Radomiro Phoenix Club, First United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Sea Explorer Ship 307,414 N.W. 35th St., 7:30 p.m. Engagement Tomic, Christian Democrat. Adult volleyball, Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 6 In Chile'spolitical tradition the majority of the electorate Junior Woman's Club, First United Methodist Church, 8 p.m. Drum lessons, Community Center, 9 a.m. Slimnastics, Mitchell School, 8 p.m. is announced is unbound by partisan Elementary band instr., Community Center, 9:45 a.m. loyalties, only a small FAU Stage Band, Theatre, 8:30 p.m. Pre4>and instr., Community Center, 10:45 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. We service and Wednesday, June 3 Organ (children), Community Center, 11:30 a.m. Lindner, 1167 S.W. Fifth St., maintain free of Count}' welfare, Neighborhood Center, 10 a.m. Guitar instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. announce the engagement of Isolation charge every drap- Rotary Club, Ramada Inn, noon Judo instr., Community Center, 1 p.m. their daughter, Gail Joanne ery rod we sell and Men's Bridge Club, Scout Hut, noon Baccalaureate service, Community Center, 8 p.m. to Calvin James Culp, son of Keep a sick child isolated ?•• % ' install as long as Division of Family Services, Neighborhood Center 1-2:30 Daily: Shuffleboard courts, 1-5, 7-10 p.m. (Sunday: 6-10 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Green from the others as much as you use it. Culp, Depere, Wise. possible, preferably in his p.m. p.m.); tennis courts, sun-up-10 p.m.; beaches, 9:30 a.m.-5 Miss Lindner received a own bed surrounded by his Tap-and ballet instr., Community Center, 1:30 p.m. pin. favorite toys. Make these toys Open Men-Sat B.A. degree from Florida 9 to 5 After school program, Mitchell School, 2:30 p.m. Atlantic University and off-limits for the rest of the EELER, Inc. Girl Scouts, Scout Hut, 3 p.m. children for the duration of Come in Trash pick-up presently is a student of Karl -. Draping the Gold Coast Or Phone Children judo instr., Community Center, 6:30 p.m. Zerbe completing work for the illness. Then wash all the toys thoroughly before Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7:30 p.m. West side: Monday — Boca Islands, Camino Gardens and her master of fine arts at 3415 S. Federal Hwy., Delray Beach, Royal Oak Hills. Tuesday — Boca Park and Boca Raton Florida State University. She returning them to general Elks Lodge, 1395 N. Federal Highway, 8 p.m. family use. 278-2877 Adult judo instr., Community Center, 8 p.m. Square. Wednesday — Palmetto Park Terrace, Paradise has won national and state Palms, Country Club Village and Lake Floresta Park. awards for her painting. Thursday — Tunison Palms, Old Floresta, Esterly, Bible Her fiance, recently completed duty in the U.S. CHARGE ACCOUNTS Grounds Ridge, Montez Gardens and Spanish Village. Friday — NW 13th St. north to 51st St. Army, and will attend INVITED Rochester Institute of East side: Monday — Boca Harbor, Bel Marra, Caribbean Technology at New York for Keys and start Delray Manor. Tuesday — finish Delray the fall term. He will major in Manor south to Northeast 32nd street and Lake Rogers. photography. Wednesday — 32nd street south to 20th street and Stratoliner. The couple plans a June Thursday — Boca Villas, Por la Mar and Riviera. Friday — 13th wedding in Advent Estates, Royal Palm and Pearl City. Lutheran Church.

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By SANDY WESLEY June 5 is the last day of they attend and participate in Other activities include box hockey, horseshoes, kick- Summer can be a pretty school. And June 15, after the the activities at the park at bowling, bridge games, chess ball, softball, tetherball, traumatic experience for mothers have coped with the which they have registered, clubs, dog obedience training track and field and mothers. youngsters for a week, the said Lorraine Ficek, Com- classes, golf clinic, gym- volleyball. Johnny tracking mud summer recreation program munity Center director. nastics, judo instruction, Activities are held at all across a nice clean floor, begins. The program will be open basic seamanship class, centers except Boca Raton Janie painting the kitchen The program, co-sponsored 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. drum, band, guitar, organ High School. table with strawberry jam by Boca Raton Recreation A series of special events and violin lessons, stamp Boca Raton High School and Billy trying to get mother Department and Palm Beach will be held during the six club, scuba diving for gymnasium will be open this to fry the fish he caught in the County Board of Public In- weeks beginning with a bike youngsters, 14 and older, skin summer to only junior and canal are all a part of the struction, will be held at five race June 29 and including a diving for youngsters 11 and senior high school students summer "fun" that mothers recreation centers, this bubble gum blowing contest, older, and tennis instruction. and activities at the school don't exactly look forward to. summer: Addison Mizner doll contest, field trips to A schedule of events for the will include senior high and Boca Raton Recreation School, J.C. Mitchell School, Ocean World and Pirate's week will be given to each junior high band programs, Department has a way of Boca Raton Junior High World, movies, Popeye youngster every Friday. badminton, trampoline, handling the Johnnies, Janies School, Memorial Park and Playhouse presentation, a pet Youngsters participating in basketball, volleyball, and Billies in mother's life by Boca Raton High School for show, city track and field the program may register for pingpong, weights, golf and taking the youngsters off high school students only. meet and a watermelon feast. the classes or participate in tennis. their hands for six weeks. Youngsters entering first General activities will other activities which are The gym will be open 8:30 What happens to mother, grade in September through include arts and crafts daily children's hour, ajn. to 3:30 p.m. and 6 to 9 Johnnie and Billie and Janie grade 12 are eligible to join classes and clubs, boutiques, gameroom activities in the pjn. daily. during the rest of the summer the program which begins sewing, crushed glass, dress community center, model But not all teenage geared can be solved by mother, but with registration Monday, design workshop, liquid building, roller skating, activities will be held at the for six weeks she can have June 15, and continues embroidery, painting, shuffleboard, indoor games high school. Classes will be You have to wait her peace of mind back, just through July 24. wardrobe accessorizing, such as carrom, checkers, open to teens and other like the good old days when Children are asked to tailoring, babysitting clinic, chess, ping-pong, shuf-1-chek, children at the Community all summer for the recreation program's watermelon feast, but it's worth the wait. the youngsters were in school register at the park closest to ballroom dancing, and baton table games, or outdoor Center too, including junior all day. their home on the first day twirling. games such as basketball, lifesaving and yoga. lWSAWtfxWSWSSft:^

Around the Town SUMMERTIME CANDYJIME Parties are way of life during May TRY OUR HOMEMADE; DOLLY'S FUDGE COOL BONBONS By SANDY WESLEY Mrs. William Glover's home? the members, with a picture Can you think of a better bridge party given by Mrs. and Surf Beach Club and Church of the Open Door ASSORTED JELLIES News Women's Editor This week members of the of her home on it. It was a reason for having a coffee? Arthur H. Mohrhusen, Boca Woman's Club of Forest Hill. decided an 11 year old car REFRESHING MINTS Parties and luncheons are a Silver Palm chapter supplied "thank you for being hostess" Raton, last week too. Sounds like great fun. which had traveled over a MARSHMALLOWS the desserts and Kay way of life for Boca Raton gift. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey About 28 former New quarter of a million miles had LOW-CALORIE CANDIES residents during the merry Sjostrom supplied everything Cottrell played host and Yorkers gathered at Traveling is another way of served their pastor well, so month of May. else. Speaking of gifts, amid all hostess to Xi Gamma Sigma Lighthouse Point Yacht and life for Boca Raton folks they decided to launch a fund Luncheons such as the one Those desserts were fan- the confusion last week Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at Tennis Club for the annual come the end of May and the among themselves to replace SUGAR-FREE CANDY held Tuesday for Royal Palm tastic. There were about members of Royal Poinciana their end of the year party in renewal of friendship. beginning of June because their minister's car. AT IT'S BEST every kind of cake known chapter, NWFGA, forgot to their home last Saturday. Vicki Mohrhusen, long that's graduation time. Dr. Chapter, National Woman's Sunday, Robert Holzinger, Farm and Garden plus pies and cookies. Well, present their outgoing About 15 couples enjoyed active in Long Island's social and Mrs. Frederick Nelson SUMMER HOURS: you just didn't know where to president, Gail Krumholtz, buffet dinner, games and life, announced at the party have already left for Catawba member of the church board, 10AMto4PM Association in Boca Teeca, turned over to Rev. Albert L. and the one held Thursday begin and where to stop. with her gift. So they got dancing. that she will make a sen- College where they will at- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Probably the highlight of together in the home of Mrs. timental journey back to New tend commencement exer- Eastman the keys for a 1970 afternoon in the home of Mrs. Chrysler. Robert Sjostrom for Silver the day for Kay was when the Robert Williams Wednesday Former New York York where she will rejoin cises for their daughter, Palm, National Woman's women presented her with a for a coffee and gave her the residents renewed their friends, visit members of Kathy. Dr. Nelson also will Rev. Eastman has been and .„ Gacden plate, handpainted by one of,, friendships at a luncheon and Church of the Gardens, Sun participate in the Bac- pastor of the church for 14 49 S.E. First Ave. ciation. : : : : : : calaureate service and of- years. i V %:S:5;5S:-: :;: : : :;: S :5:5^^ 395-8213 Boca Raton Remember last week when ficiate with the father of the bride in the wedding of their the Royal Poinciana Chapter By Carolyn Pike had its gourmet salad lun- Meet Jenny's friends | jenny daughter's college room- cheon and each member mate. Comfort is an Everyday brought a different salad to Carolyn Pike — really Carolyn Pike Metcalf — decided a couple of years ago that she had a little something to say. Miss Mary-Claire Sullivan, So she got together with Eugene Payne, a Pulitzer Prize- daughter of Mrs. Albert D. Thing— winning cartoonist for The Charlotte Observer, and they Sullivan, 600 S. Ocean Blvd., came up with "Jenny", the philosophyizing teenager. received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Hollins College "Jenny" has some friends that you will come to recognize. in Virginia recently. Miss Here's what Jenny's creator writes about the people DO YOUR THING IN A COMFORTABLE Sullivan majored in English RECLINING CHAIR FROM around Jenny: I and French literature. FLETCHER'S "Sam, a philosophizing newspaper boy of about 60 years of" 5501 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton age. Members and friends of "Sally, Jenny's best friend, who's beginning to enjoy boys better than climbing trees. "Maybelle, another friend with 7 brothers and sisters .;.; ONCE- CUAC CLEARANCE whose Mom can make clothes last thru 7 hand-me-downs. "Jimmy, who Jenny is secretly in love with, and who A-YEAR 3nwC SALE delivers the groceries and never sees Jenny. "Mom, a Me old-fashioned, who makes Jenny feel like i\ IS NOW IN PROGRESS she's on a leash sometimes and yet it gives her a safe feeling. Sketch By Gene Paynt • California Cobblers * Caressa * Florsheims "Pop, who goes a little wild if he doesn't get his newspaper the first thing in the morning. "Grandma, who really looks like a Grandma. x-Birds trillin' — Springtime! i „ CARESSA CALIFORNIA GOBBLERS Mom's second cup of coffee friend, who Jenny wonders if ij-Bees buzzin' — I told you — i 1£ Current Shoes GRASSHOPPERS the first cup brings out the gossip like the second. TJ and Colors SANDALS Stacked Heels—Flats o S: Flowers poppin' out It always comes back. 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honors Epilepsy still puzzle •h' think in terms of 200,000 tists who make them. By L.L. COLEMAN, M.D. Russia who, too, are skillfully Marilyn attacking this problem. double vibrations per second. Despite intense research Ultra sound has been used efforts epilepsy in all of its New drugs and the balance Speaking of your health: of chemicals in the blood with moderate success for the Emotional stress plays a many forms still remains a treatment of bursitis and in secret in many ways. Over stream are already known to large role in poor digestion. Martin control the frequency, the some forms of arthritis. Now, These columns are the years small amounts of a new technique using ultra information are gathered at severity and the duration of designed to relieve your fears It was Marilyn Martin epilepsy seizures. sound is used to locate foreign about health through a better one hospital or another and bodies that may have become Day, May 25th at Boca are put together in an effort At the University of understanding of your mind Raton School. The Day, Washington School of implanted by accident into and body. All the hopeful new to complete the jigsaw puzzle the eyes. This experimental proclaimed by members that still has large vacant Medicine in Seattle Dr. Ar- advances in medicine of the school's PTO, thur A. Ward, Jr., is per- method is used to chart with reported here are known to honored.Mrs. Martin for spaces. remarkable exactness the More and more it is felt that forming the most intricate doctors everywhere. her work in organizing studies of brain cells to learn position of the foreign body so Your individual medical the school's mother the final answer to the that the eye surgeon can prevention and the treatment best how to control the problems should be handled helper's, women who unusual electrical energy more easily remove it. by your own doctor. He knows act as teacher aids on a of epilepsy will lie in the Even after years in the coordinated efforts of many that pass between them. you best. volunteer basis. We wait breathlessly for practice of medicine doctors For Fast Results During the past year, different sciences. With such everywhere are excited by an attitude by a group of the complete control of this Use The the women have given disorder which is handled so such new advances and by a minimum of 675 hours physicians at Yale Univer- the dedication of the scien- Boca Raton News sity, at the Washington well by so many courageous of service including victims. typing, running off School of Medicine in Seattle, at Johns Hopkins, at the dittos, mounting pic- Ultra sound vibrations are tures, correcting Michigan Epilepsy Center SPRING RUMMAGE SALE and at the Montreal being used extensively for the papers, preparing art, diagnosis and treatment of science and reading Neurological Institute the various conditions in the JUNE4 AND 5 materials, reading to work is progressing with body. The normal ear hears 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. increasing excitement. The classes, providing in- sound vibrations in the neigh- First Presbyterian Church dividual drill for the great scientists at these in- borhood of 18,000 double children and taking stitutions now feel that within vibrations per second. The the next ten years epileptic SPONSORED BY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION groups to the library range for normal speech is 600 W. CAMINO REAL for research projects. seizures ^will be kept from between 300 to 3000 double occurring and the disorder They also covered vibrations. When we speak of COME & BROWSE library books and itself may be totally ultrasonic vibrations, we provided tran- prevented. sportation for special Information is being traded trips. between the United States Summer may be neurologists and those in almost here, but Mrs. Martin, vice president Births of the PTO, isn't letting up. She's put out Mr. and Mrs. Frederick another call for helpers. Hoffman, 4307 N.W. 5th Ave., "We need them," she announce the birth of a said. Marilyn Martin daughter, Sara Millen, May 19 at Bethesda Memorial Alan Evan Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Monosmith, 11 Forest Hills Flower power has taken over Lane, announce the birth of a daughter, Karin Marie, May 20 at Bethesda Memorial men's swimwear for summer Hospital. OUR Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. NEW YORK (UPI) — It leg pants and various mat- a combination of white, blue combinations in shorts, McCain, 1158 S.W. 13th Place, may be the influence of the ching shirts with ring crew and green for example, that slacks, vests and tie-vests to announce the birth of a West Coast surfers or the necks or placket necks — all can be seen for miles. show a bare midriff and a daughter, Brooke Bandy, hippies, but flower power has knitted. Catalina Martin, which also long, long robe that doesn't May 21 at Bethesda Memorial ANNUAL taken over in men's swim They also have a swim does those blue and yellow show anything. There also Hospital. wear this year. There also trunk in corduroy with a tennis outfits, came up with were knitted tank suits. are the tank suits of the i930s, pattern of the massive, multi- some knits — a tank suit for Some of the other beach Mr. and Mrs. William the knitted types that used to colored daisies like those that swimming and a long knit and leisure wear being shown Charles Lepsch, Jr., 2500 N. •appear in Mack Sennett some people glue to their swim trunk that extends over this year are hooded Federal Hwy., announce the comedies. Volkswagens. Another new the knee. This, of course, is terrycloth beach jackets, birth of a daughter, Sara The prints are primitive or one is the reverse print which more of a Gay Nineties look jumpsuits in anything from Jane, May 22 at Bethesda florals or art deco and appear gives the outside a worn look. than a 1930 look. New in pants stretch terry to Navy wool. Memorial Hospital. on knits, corduroys, cotton ' Catalina Martin is another were slackes with a saddle Bob Schafer and John Weitz canvas or on quick drying giant of the sportswear in- seat and contrast panels in a showed great shirt and slacks Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen nylons. There are often dustry and naturally they zodiac print. poolside combinations and Barron, 600 S.W. 1st St., matching or coordinated have a vast array of designs. McGregor — Doniger also Peter Golding a dressier announce the birth of a son, shirts and the colors run to The emphasis is on awning had some wild ideas for the tunic suit for poolside William Alan, May 23 at bright yellows, blues, stripes and there are dozens beach the gypsy outfit. These cocktails. Bethesda Memorial Hospital. oranges, greens and golds.. of combinations in swim were matching flowered And with the swim wear shorts, slacks and jackets — combinations and very bright this year is a vast array of beach clothing of which the Wallace Beery look for shirts is one of the big ones. It looks very much like old fashioned Save 40% balbriggan underwear but now it comes in all colors and in stripes. The tank top is another important accessory and is worn by itself or over a close fitting body shirt. One by Himalaya in a crochet knit is shown with a satiny finish bodyshirt plus straight- All legged slacks and the wide, wide belt that is shown everywhere. Either for beach or leisure hours after the beach are shirt suits, shown in anything from bold plaids to bright flowered prints that Four most men would not have AIR CONDITIONING IS THE MARK been caught dead in a few years ago. 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,: Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 5B Some learn to swin classes still open More than 500 children and 20 and the junior lifesaving adults registered for thebegins July 7 with senior recreation department and lifesaving beginning Aug. 4. American National Red Carpenter Keitzer Cross learn to swim program Thursday. All classes have been for the closed, according to Iinnea CORRECT TIME Coblentz, recreation supervisor, except the iX hours a day and and beginners, advanced beginners and adult classes Call 395-2010 at Bibletown and the junior courtesy oi and senior life saving classes Lutzinger at Boca Raton Hotel and dub BOCA RATON Lynch Cabana Club. NATIONAL BANK Beginners and adult classes begin July 6 and July S. Fed.ai Camino Real How feminine can you get? Cupid's Quiver makes you more feminine than you ever thought possible. Now, the delicate fra- Mrs. Edward James Lynch Mrs. David C. Lutzinger grances of Cupid's Quiver trans- form a cleansing and deodorizing necessity into a refreshing part of ; Deborah Alyce .Carpenter, She held a bouquet of Carpenter, James Roseigno, Colleen Sue Keitzer, Her shoulder length veil with brown velvet ribbon. your beauty ritual. t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. yellow roses surrounded by Robert Pittinger and John daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was caught in a Juliet style Best man was Gary There's Jasmine, Raspberry, I Raymond Carptenter, 399 daisies. Matron of honor was Talbott. John E. Keitzer, 444 N.E. 27th cap which featured seed Lockridge and ushers were Orange Blossom and Champagne. : N.E. 20th St., exchanged Mrs. William A reception at Lighthouse Circle, exchanged wedding pearls and lace flowers on Steve Keitzer, Alan Cleland, Each in 12 pre-measured sachets 'wedding vows with Edward Rea .Bridesmaids were Mrs. Point Yacht and Tennis Club vows with David E. Lut-peau de soie. Barry Hughes and Wesley of liquid con- * James Lynch, son of Mr. and Benjamin Kennan, Miss followed the wedding. zinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. She held her mother's white Babb. centrate. *. Mrs. George V. Lynch, Debbie Talbott, Miss The bride, a graduate of James C. Lutzinger, Boynton Bible with a cymbidum or- A reception at the bride's 1 Highland Beach, in a double Michelle Lynch and Miss Boca Raton High School Beach, in a double ring chid and stephanotis with parents home followed the * ring ceremony Saturday in Wendy Carpenter. presently attends Palm ceremony Saturday in First trails of ivy. ceremony. Cupid's Quiver. Beach Junior College. Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Carla Goldstein was The bride is a graduate of For the all-wom- ;, St. Joan of Arc Church. They wore yellow organdy an woman. \, The bride wore a long gown gowns with violet embroidery The bridegroom, a The bride wore a full length matron of honor and Boca Raton High School and •; of white organza trimmed on the bodice and carried graduate of Assumption Prep gown of white peau de soie bridesmaids were Miss Mary Jackson Memorial Hospital >: with seed pearls and reem- baskets of yellow and white School, Worchester, Mass., accented with white alencon Locke and Miss Judy Hudson. School of Nursing. •'. broidered lace. Sheer, long daisies. attended Paul Smith's Junior lace and organza. Seed pearls They wore puritan style The bridegroom, a •". sleeves and full train ac- Best man was Robert College, New York, spent two and crystal sequins floor length dresses with mid- graduate of Seacrest High •; cented the gown. Lynch and ushers were Ray years in the U.S.Army third highlighted the neckline and empire waists. School and Palm Beach infantry in Germany. caps of the Juliet style The hemline, cuffs and Junior College, attended Following a wedding trip to sleeves. The panel train collars were trimmed in Florida Atlantic University Jamaica, the couple will adjoined to the dress at back white peau de soie and the before entering the U.S. Air ECKERD DRUGS reside in Deerfield Beach. also was accented by lace. sheer long sleeves and bodice Force. ONNOTOR LINENS were of chocolate brown organza. The dresses were accented with 20 tiny white peau de soie buttons down the Soffern-Clark front. They wore white voille JOHN D. TALBOTT picture hats with chocolate brown velvet streamers, and YOUR INSURANCE AGENT Wendy Soffern, daughter of Sharer, Westfield, chose a they carried large completely Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garrie yellow linen gown with green covered balls of yellow Soffern, 681 N.E. Golden trim and a yellow rose cor- chrysanthemums and ivy AETNA INSURANCE CO. THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. Harbour, exchanged wedding sage. Best man was Richard ROYAL INDEMNITY CO. MIDWEST MUTUAL CO. vows with Thomas Harvey Turnbull, Fort Lauderdale. AETNA LIFE INSURANCE RESERVE INSURANCE CO. dark, son of Mr. and Mrs. A reception at the home Howard Clark, Westfield, followed the ceremony. LAMINATING N.J., in a single ring SPECIALIZING IN EMBROIDERED The bride attended schools UNIVERSITY BOWL ceremony May 16 in thein Westfield, Rio de Janiero, BEDSPREADS — DRESSER SCARVES bride's home. BOCA RATON THE PERMANENT PRESS TABLE CLOTHS Brazil and Boca Raton and Williams College for Women Phone 395-5222 MAT SETS — NAPKINS The bride wore an ivory TRAVELERS floor length chiffon gown with in fort Lauderdale. CUSTOM MADE TABLE PAD~ long sleeves trimmed at the ; .The.; "bridegroom;/;Was For Fast Results 489 N E. 20th ST. Boca Raton We also moke Table Cloths to Order neck, cuffs and empire waist graduated from - Phelps Use The Large Selection of Material and Laces in Stock with coral, ivory and blue School, Malvern, Pa, and 395-1511 - 399-1516 513 NE 20th St. velvet. She held a bouquet of attended Arizona State Boca Raton News Winfield Shopping Center wild flowers to match the University. 391-0589 BOCA RATON trim on the gown. Following a wedding trip to Matron of honor, Holly west coast of Florida, the couple will reside in Wilton, Maine. WHY SHOULD YOU VOTE FOR r Juniors will meet THE SCHOOL MILLAGE INCREASE Tests and skits will highlight the meeting of Junior Woman's Club ON JUNE 2 ? ? ? Tuesday, June 2, in the First United Methodist Church FOR — Necessary funds to educate the 68,000 pupils already at- social hall. The meeting, last for the tending plus the 4,000 who are added each year. general membership until September, will begin at 8 FOR — expansion of the kindergarten program. p.m. Mrs. Louis Gentry, FOR — restoration of itinerent teacher in art, music, physical membership chairman, is in charge of the program which education, and other subjects. all oi me Drime will include re-orientation and re-evaluation of the club FOR — restoration of caseworkers, reading teachers, and coun- policies and procedures. The selors. members will be given a test on by-laws and federation, and a skit on telephone FOR restoration of janitors and maintenance personnel. aDartments etiquette will be presented. Hostesses will be Mrs. John FOR — special instruction services and materials for handicapped Boggs, Mrs. Gentry, Mrs. and gifted students Thomas Harvey, Mrs. Tibor Menyhart and Mrs. J.B. 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SUMMER CLASSES FACTS: are gone. START JUNE 6 PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOLS RECEIVED $2,600,000.00 LESS MONEY FROM THE STATE THIS YEAR AND WILL PROBABLY LOSE Register Now $1,100,000.00 ADDITIONAL NEXT YEAR. Weekdays 9-1 EACH $1.00 BUYS 6 PER CENT TO 7 PER CENT LESS EACH YEAR LOST Little Studio Ages 5-8. In- TO INFLATION. structor: Mrs. Kenny Lunsford M they soon will be. 8 weeks 16 hours $20.00 BY LAW THE SCHOOL BUDGET AND REVENUE MUST BALANCE OR Saturday Morning. THE PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOLS WILL SUFFER CRIPPLING Two and three bedroom apartments Middle Sfudio Ages 9-13. CUTS. on the ocean priced from $38,750. Instructor: Mrs. Kenny Lun- Occupancy Scheduled December/January sford 8 weeks 16 hours $20.00 THE LEGISLATURE TRANSFERRED THE COSTS OF ASSESSMENT FROM Saturday Morning THE COUNTY COMMISSION TO THE SCHOOL SYSTEM RESULTING Adults — Observation and IN AN ADDITIONAL $600,000 LOST TO EDUCATION. Painting. — Ad Media In- structor: Wm. L. Turner 8 EVEN A MINIMAL SALARY INCREASE FOR TEACHERS WILL COST weeks 24 hours Saturday Morning $40.00. OVER $4,000,000.

Adults — Portrait Drawing and Painting Instructor: Jack Wittrup 4 Weeks 24 Hours hitehall Wed, and Fri. P.M. $50.00. OF BOCA RATON VOTE FOR THE MILLAGE INCREASE JUNE 2 Tomer Condominium Apartment Residences 2000 SOUTH OCEAN BOULEVARD BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33432 PULL EVERY LEVER MARKED FOR Phone: 399-5022

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BySAMSHULSKY the stock market that day when the market itself is them I wanted to sell my first Q. — I am a widow with a was a "bargain," that the exciting — when new venture block of stock but have had no young child to support. More only place it could go from stocks are issued at $4 and luck with it. than a year ago my attorney there was "up"? sell at $14 before the day is A. — Good grief. With all advised me to put $55,000 into I've argued loud and long over, when $4 and $5 stocks the opportunities to lose BOCA RATON GOLD COAST a "hot" mutual fund. It's now here for years against a are the most actively traded money in our own stock down more than 40 per cent novice's jumping into any on the exchanges, when any markets, must you go sen- APARIMWS and I'm worried. But he and securities investment with all hint of glamour is enough to ding money off to Panama to the broker keep assuring me his or her money on a single boost a stock's price 10 per a company you've never 'PLE LISTING SERVICE CONDOMINIUMS "it will come back." day. My argument is NOT cent and more in a single day heard of — to people who try based on any conviction that even though the company to con you into paying for ACREAGf A. — With friends like that, the market is going lower or hasn't yet earned a penny. 5,000 shares you never or- you don't need any enemies. higher — because I don't I think you made a terrible dered? I've never heard of REHTALS Point this company or this mine. Despite all the signs of know. mistake — not only in the MLS extreme wackiness in the It is based on the often lump sum purchase, but in But I'd rather take my BUSINESS market (speculative trading, proved argument that any picking a "go-go" fund — chances with a shell game at PROPERTY new issues craze, etc. etc.) first-time investor who hardly a widow's investment. a carnival. and with the industrial suddenly decides that all his And yet I cannot bring For A Sound average right near its all- money must go into securities myself to tell you to take a Q. — I plan to sell my house time high, you put a sub- at once almost always loss of nearly 45 per cent and and take back a mortgage. stantial sum of money into a chooses the wrong day for the go elsewhere; The fund is now How can I determine what volatile "go-go" fund in a big leap. The explanation is under new management. the monthly payments would Investment In single payment. Where did simple: The only time the (You see, even the pros make be on say $30,000 at Vk per WATERFRONT GARDEN your advisor find the uninformed investor becomes mistakes and sooner or later cent for 25 or 30 years? justification for arguing that excited about the market is must give way to what, we A. — A 25-year $30,000 mOMINIUM hope, is a saner investment mortgage at IVz per cent YOUR approach.) I suppose you can would call for payments to L/.& says so hope that a more con- you of $221.70 a month which, servative approach — and a )f course, included both in- general market recovery — terest and amortization. If FUTURE can help your fund recoup. the mortgage were for 30 Renewal to key I'm not offering you very years, the monthly payment much in the way of positive would be $209.77. Savings HAPPINESS advice. What's even more banks mortgage departments discouraging to me is that I have booklets which spell this housing spurt? out in table form for different keep getting letters like yours rates and different despite my constant maturities. WASHINGTON (UPI) —What happened is that con- preaching against jumping Talk to Your The federal government ditions - and our perceptions into securities with all the expects urban renewal of urban needs — changed money you have just because Mr. Shulsky welcomes projects now under con- dramatically since the in-"everybody is talking written questions, but he will struction or in the planning ception of the urban renewal stocks." be able to provide answers UNDER CONSTRUCTION stage will provide more than program in 1949." only through the column. ON THE NORTH GRAND CANAL one million new or Cox said the government Q. — I bought $1,500 worth For investment lists, please rehabilitated housing units, now gives a higher priority to of a mining stock in Panama include a self-addressed, DIRECT ACCESS TO INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY more than five times the finding replacement homes and then received a letter stamped envelope. Address REALTOR production of urban for persons displaced by thanking me for my "order your requests to Sam Shulsky 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS from $19,500 renewal's first 20 years. renewal projects and tofor 5,000 shares" and asking in care of Boca Raton News, I^awrence M. Cox, assistant providing housing as part of me to remit $6,750. What can P.O. Box 580, Boca Raton, EAST OF US-1, JUST NORTH OF POMPANO. the renewal. Fla. 33432. Away from traffic, but handy to shopping, secretary of Housing and you tell me about this? I told BUYING restaurants, cafeterias, golf, beaches, churches. Urban Development for "There is no question that Deluxe recreation facilities. Docks. All munici- renewal and housing some major mistakes were pal services, Visit today! management, also believes made in the early days of the this will blunt criticism that urban renewal program," Seagate urban renewal destroys more Cox said. "We are still paying SELLING houses than it builds. a heavy price for those Cox conceded that 460,000 mistakes today. Towers When You Work With a REALTOR 1H ) Ligbthm dwelling units have been "At the outset of the MODELI Mini demolished so far by projects program, the elimination of LUXURY HI-RISE CONDOMINIUM . TIME Pllhk covered by the 1949 urban slum housing was considered ...EFFORT renewal law while only -a 'good' in and of itself. We 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, balcony, did not then fully comprehend approximately 2,000 sq. ft.! r , ; 257,000 new or rehabilitated •UMOFIICELLMCE units have been built. the impact this effort could MODEL OPEN "When projects now in have on the lives of the people MODEL OPEN DAILY 9:00 to 5:30 You Get Dependable planning and execution are affected, who because they SUNDAYS 1:00 to 5:00 9-5:30 DAILY completed, the picture will were poor, disadvantaged, Professional Advice SUNDAYS 7-6 and often of minority groups look much better," he said, 200-220 MacFarland Drive, tvti BY APPOINTMENT} "At the time of completion of were least able to cope with When You Work ( these projects, approxi- the social, economic, DELRAY BEACH 4500 N. FEDERAL HWY., LIGHTHOUSE POINT physical and psychological mately 725,000 units will be Telephone 278-4564, 399-8633 942-2872 demolished and some problems involved in 1,298,000 new and displacement." Builder-Developer: Novo Investment Corp. rehabilitated dwelling units will have been provided in their place." Cox explained that there is HOMESf APARTMENTS, CONDOMINIUMS always a time lag between clearance of a slum and See Boca Raton?s construction of new buildings on the property. MOST BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOMES He argued, however, that urban renewal was never intended to be solely a housing program^ He said projects undertaken so far have increased the assessed tax valuation of the land in improvements by 240 per cent. TROPIC "A number of critics have assumed that the primary, if HARBOR not exclusive purpose of the renewal program was to provide housing particularly HAS MORE OF housing for low and moderate HALLMARK IV MODEL IN 3 VERSIONS income families," Cox said. EVERYTHING "They noted that, to date, the program removed more T ass! low and moderate income housing than it replaced, and they concluded that the renewal program failed to achieve the purpose for which it was enacted on the ' including more land in its recreation area than assumption that Congress intended the renewal most other apartments offer in their entire site! Located on Tropic Isle Harbor, we offer 9'/2 program to be primarily a " orf housing program is incorrect. acres of Florida living at its finest, with 1 320' of waterfront, 2 swimming poofs, County Coital in the The Kock role BEDROOMS, shuffieboard courts, potting greens, 2 BATHS, From 26.450 boat docks, plus luxurious recre- BOSTON (UPI) — The ation and hobby buildings. Prudential Insurance Co. of America led the industry in BEDROOMS, $97 QCfV 1969 when it sold more than 4 2 BATHS, Front £/,JjU 2 BEDROOM - 2 BATH Prestige $15 billion worth of life in- waterway refreshing surance policies, up more than $1 billion dollars over APARTMENTS 1968, the company reports. PeMARCO-BUiLT HOMES S Donald S. MaeNaughton, from 22,490 president, said Prudential CARRY A FULL 5-YEAR GUARANTEE FIRST 5 BUILDINGS SOLD OUT had more than $10.8 billion in All Structural Materials individual life sales and BEDROOMS, $ —OTHERS UNDER CONSTRUCTION A Workmanship 2 BATHS, From nearly $4.2 billion in group 2 25,550 Due to the unprecedented demand sales. .Models at Corner S.W, 9th Ave. & S.W. 4th St.. Boca Raton we are completing the 7th and final building GENERAL -^ELECTRIC Full Co/or Brochure on Request *Price$ for homes an your lot any- APPLIANCES SUPPLIED 9.7 GROSS BOCA RATON where from Pompano Beach to W. PALMETTO PARK RO. Boynton Beach, inclusive. We have APPLIANCE CORP plenty of choice lots available in t I MODELS x Boca Raton. ACRES t ™ •! Tropic With 460 teet on In- CAM1NO REAL GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC ftth Appliances Supplied tracoastal waterway. ,,T- APPLIANCE CORP. Harbor APARTMENTS and Serviced By Vr/Jl Boca Roton-Pompano 8OO Tropic Isle Drive Owner would con- Defray Beach sider sale or forming •ft U.». #1, wliere Boca Raton meeti Oelray corporation. Beach (3400 block ef South Federal Highway) 1021 HILLSBORO MILE (AlA) DeMARCO & SONS, Inc. H1LLSB0R0 BEACH 943-8000 DESIGNERS • BUILDERS • DEVELOPERS SINCE 1919 Telephone 399-6667 or 278-3358 *0pen Daffy and Sunday* ph. 395-4957 TELEPHONES 399-4300 • 395-4300 OR YOUR BROKER Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 78 That 'steal' of '65 now costs arm and leg NEW YORK (UPI) — You comb the real estate want ads grounds, sold in 1939 for $100,000. The 14-bedroom house in- for possibilities in your price range. You see: $50,000, a cludes seven servants' rooms, an eight-bedroom superin- S/f. ' bargain, won't last; high $70s, good buy; $150,000, choice * t- tendent's house, large heated greenhouse and garages for 18 • property. cars. More than 20 years later, in 1961, the same property : Where are the $25,000 bargains, the good buys in the $30s sold for $225,000. " and $40s, the $75,000 choice properties? Previews list, too, up for sale today in northwestern :; In many cases they are the same houses, back on the Connecticut, a "gentleman's farm" — a house on 247 acres which sold for $45,000, in 1942. market after an interval of five or ten or more years — an Or the Bahama island retreat of a famous entertainer — a main house, a little more than five years and the resale Sound like a price you might be able to afford — and you'd interval in which increasing demand, a growing scarcity of five-room main house, screened gazebo, one-room guest price: $250,000. love 247 acres of your very own? Today it is up for sale V • choice land for building} and the pressures of inflation have cottage, boat house and dock on four acres with white coral Farther afield — on the French Riviera — a luxurious without a change — for $450,000. pushed property values up and up. property, frequently referred to as the most beautiful villa on sand beach. In October 1966 it sold for $75,000. Today, gazebo enclosed to provide guest quarters; guest cottage converted ,..- It's a familiar enough story in the everyday residential the Rivera, was offered by Previews in 1948 and sold for for caretaker, it carries a $150,000 price tag. > market, but nowhere in the upward spiral more evident than $80,000. Sold once in the interim, it was offered again through Previews in 1968 and sold for $1.2 million. The only real Back to the U.S. East Coast — a prestige property on New * in luxury properties. Boca Raton Apartment Site change — addition of a swimming pool. York's Long Island, a 32-room residence and 16 acres of Browse, for example, through one of the real estate guides Only 600 ft. west of Atlantic Ocean, and published by Previews, Inc., listing properties for sale near the famous Boca Raton Inlet, this ex- throughout the United States and in far-flung parts of the cellent property has 791 ft. frontage on State world. Real estate transactions Rd. A1A. Zoned for apartments. Ideal for condominium development. Price $795,000. "Wishbook" browsing though it may be for most of us, it Ask for Property E-322-PB. makes fascinating reading. And the stories behind some of Recent Boca Raton real Bk 1694-601 common elements PARK COUNTRY CLUB YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB estate transactions as Pkg Sp. 14 W-D 510.00 Henry G. FSTATES PI. Bk. 26-148 W-D S n PI. Bk. 26 57 W D 510.00 the properties listed — those listed more than once by Bey and Olive D. Bey h-w to S10.00 Bocs Land Development, Maurice Lelhridge and Phebe compiled for the News by the Alma M. Roberts unremarried inc. to Central Land Co. SS I ott bridcie his wife to Agnes C. Previews, a national and international clearing house for Lawyers Title Insurance widow SS S94.50. SM7.00. Urunncr, unremarried widow LVIDA real estate — trace clearly the rise in property values over Corp. are listed below. Tr. 119, -Blk 73, PALM Lot 4, Blk 17, ROYAL OAK SS S82.50. REALTY SALES, INC. the years. Documentary stamps, BEACH FARMS CO. PLAT 3, HILLS, 2ND SEC. PI. Bk. 27 25 Lois 1 and 3, Blk 4, CALD- Realtors Pk. Bk. 2-45 W-D S10.00 Larry W D S10.00 William Mead and WFI..L HEIGHTS, PI. Bk. 23-243 998 S. Federal Highway, Boca Raton Ph. 395-2000 listed by amount, indicate the G. Spainhour, ioined by h-w Patricia Mead, h w to Thomas W D S10.00 Sam Son, Inc. to 1501 First National Bank Bldg., Miami Ph. 377-3541 A.P. Stevens, vice president of Previews' New England approximate sale price in Charmion F. Spainhour and Mastropietro and Alice Morel Slater Corp. SS S16.50. divisions, says the demand for choice land in this section of Richard F. Cozzi, joined by h-w Mastropietro, h w SS S103.50. many instances. They are Patsy L. Cozzi to Harry G. Unit 440, TROPIC HARBOR the country is so great buyers are "paying prices over and computed on $3 per $1,000 Spainhour and Charmion F. COND. PART 6 Decl OR 1791 12 above what the experts in the real estate field would term the value; in other words a Spainhour, h w SS 517.40. will; comm ele & Pkg. 125; W D LICENSED - INSURED $10,000 sale would require $30 Unit 311, GARDENIA S10.00 Tropic Harbor CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION fair market value." HOUSE, BOCA VERDE COND. Development Corp. to Klass in stamps. Decl OR 1220-72 as amended Hodqerwerf and Gertruce All the New England States, he said, are experiencing the Lot 18, Blk 18, COUNTRY with undiv 3.230 per cent int. in Hooqorwerf h-w SS SB1.00. fact that the demand exceeds the supply of residential resort CLUB VILLAGE, SEC. B, PI. Pare "C" and undiv. 0.92 per STARLITE CONDOMINIUM property. People are realizing that no matter what the Bk. 26-85 W-D S10.00 Boca Land cent int. in Pare B, W-D S10.00 Docl. in OR BK. 176-601 Dtd 4 Developments Inc. to Patrick Libbie Ostberg, unremarried '->? 70 Clara Skidmore, By Steae Welch demand, no more choice acreage, lake and shore-frontage is Jon Polinci and Joyce A. Poling, widow to David A. Reid and unremarried widow (555) Unit being"manufactured. Hence, purchases like these. h w SS $15.90. Isabella Reid, h-w SS S59.10. No. 219 with pkg sp No. 8 SS Lot 4, Blk 15, TUNISON Dwelling 903 in SABAL 576.70. Dtd 4-28 70 Beulah R. PALMS SEC. 2, PI. Bkl 25-128 SHORES APTS., Decl OR 1795- Towlo, unr em arrlod widow The 14-aere peninsula on the Maine seacoast, sold a few W-D S10.00 Richard E. Karrol 697 with Pkg. LCE 203 and 204 (555) Unit No. 305 with pk sp CONSTRUCTION years baek for $15,000; resold last year, with the addition of and Natalia Karrol, h-w to comm ele W-D 510.00 Arvida No. S125 SS S79.50. Did 5-1-70 an attractive three-bedroom, two-bath house, for $160,000 to a Thomas J. Pierce and Corp. to Ellwood L. Cushing Fred C. Danneman and BUILDING IN DEERFIELD - BOCA RATON SINCE 1957 Catherine? S. Pierce, h-w SS and Evelyn L. Cushing, h-w SS Fli/abeth M. Danneman, h w purchaser from "California. Or the 120-acre and 175-acre $16.20. 3,193.20. Units No. 412 and 414 with pk sp farms within easy driving distance of a new ski area in New Lot 23, Blk 32 of UNIT IV, Lot 2 Blk 4, BOCA RATON No. 143 and 145 SS S171.60 W-D BOCA RATON SQUARE, PI. SQUARE GATEWAY, PI. Bk. SI0.00 Petra Company, Inc. to Complete Personalized Construction Hampshire. Both appraised at under $20,000 a few years ago, Bk. 2698 WO S10.00 Albert V. 55 239 Adm deed S10.00 Ord 4-29- son above. • both sold this year at a price averaging $85,000—all cash. Leqtiett and Emilie W, Leggett /0 Ron W. Longley, Adm CTA of Lots 12 and 13, AMENDED of Commercial — Residential his wife to Paul Brenner and F.st of Bernice Buss Longley, a- PLAT OF TRADE WINDS Helen Brenner, h w SS S69.00. k n Bernice Longley or Bernice FSTATES PI. Bk 21-73 W-D —and— ' Then, there is the private island, a sportsman's paradise, Lot 6 and S 5 ft of Lot 7, Blk 1, Buss, to Joseph P. Mclnerney •510.00 Ray L. Wenger and Ruth Alterations CAMINO GARDENS SEC. 1 PI. undiv '? int. and Joseph A. F. Wonrier, his wife to Jens heavily wooded and operated as a shooting preserve with Bk. 27-139 W D S10.00 Ernest W. Mclnerney and Virginia E. Potor Anderson, single SS MODEL OPEN > some 200 shooting paths carefully laid out. This sold in 1961 Baker and Sabree M. Baker, h- Mclnorney, h w undiv '2 int. as $19.50. Phone 399-2871 9-5 DAILY DEER Bern w to John H. Handley and Lois join! ten with R-S SS S150.00. Lot 15, Blk 1, PARADISE for $145,000, complete with two winterized residences, barn C. Handley, h-w SS $220.00. Lot 1, Blk 5, BLUE INLET, PALMS UNIT No. 2, in pi bk 26- with storage sheds, a pier, 350-foot driven well, telephone E80ft. Lot A, Blk 17, CAMINO PI. Bk. 26-5 W-D S10.00 George 243 W D S10.00 Bibletown Designer — Builder of Custom Homes service to the mainland and a 36-foot ocean cruiser. The GARDENS SEC No. 3 PI. Bk. P. Neske and Marlene B. Community Church, Inc., to 28 103 W-D S10.00 Ruth E. Noske, h w to Joad, Inc. SS Marian B. Cameron SS S9.00. \ property was resold in January this year for close to $300,000 Choate joined by her husband S30.00. Unit no 447 of TROPIC t with the addition only of a dock and a $7,500 swimming pool. Harold E. Choate to Anthony C. Lot 6, Blk 57, UNIT No. 9 HARBOR COND. PART No. 6 Kotrich and Marl en e A. BOCA RATON SQUARE, pi. Docl in OR BK. 1791 12 with Kotrich, h w SS S156.00. bk. 27 101 Subj. to rest. etc. of minmon elements Pkg Sp. No. In the West — Montana — Previews sold a working ranch Lot 21, Blk 3, UNIVERSITY roc. & to mtge in OR BK. 1757- 13? W D S10.00 Tropic Harbor and recreation complex in June of 1963 for $180,000. At that HEIGHTS, PI. Bk. 25-33 W-D 1764 W D $10.00 Edwin W. Development Corp. to Henry E. 510.00 Itvenus Development & Anderson and Edna M. An- Knoblock and Helen R. time it included a single-story residence, ranch manager's Industrial Corp. to Gary Lee derson his wife to Edward Kimblnck, his wife SS S8I.00. chalet, four log cabins for guests, swimming pool, on 889 Ropp and Judith Eileen Ropp, Corcoran and Estelle Corcoran, All Blks 1 to 4 Incl. his wife , SS S106.50. PINECREST PARK, PI. Bk 4 acres with animal compound, game paddock, stocked lake his wife SS 5106.50. That part of W'J or SW',i of Lot 1, Blk A-5; S 14 ft lot 16 II also tr. 9, 10, II, 12, 17, 18, 19, and ponds. Add a horse barn, a gabled second story to the SEC 29-47-41 ly N of N R-W li of and all lot 17, Blk A 5; Lot 5, Blk 70, 21, 22, 23, 24, 45, 46, 47 and 48 Hillsboro Canal and that part of A 6; S 40 ft of Lot 7 and N 55 ft of P B. FARMS CO. PLAT No. 1, W'v of NWi'4 Of SEC 20-47-41 ly Lot 8, Blk A-6; S 20 ft of Lot 8 PI Bk 2 26 all sd Ids being in S of S R-W li of Levee L-40 Also and all Lot 9, Blk A-6; Lot 10, SFC 2S 46 42 cont 100 ac m or I Blk A 6; Lot 1, Blk A-7; Lot 10, W n S10.00 Thomas K. Dell and Tr. 3, 4, 5, 25 and 3*'-2 of Tr-. 2, SEC 19-47-41 FLORIDA FRUIT f?lk;A 7,- Lot 1 and W 10 ft Lot 2, lucfiti- 8. Dell I'pw to H. Busch HIGHLAND LANDS COMPANY'S S-D pi bk Blk A 4; Lot 3, Blk A-l and Lot lloclqe SS S825.00. 2991 BANYAN RD., BOCA RATC. —ONE BLOCK FROM BEACH ' 1 102 and also that part of Tr. 1, •t, Blk A-l, UNIVERSITY I ot 37, Blk 14, ROYAL PALM CONDOMINIUM 6, 7, 11, 12 and 13 of sd DEC 19, lyiuq S of S R-W li of Levee L- 40; and also W12 of Tr. No. 2 of Intracoastal-To-Ocean Forever// SEC 19-47-41 Subj to rest. etc. of roc. and to mtg in OR BK. 1274- *360 ft. of Private Ocean Frontage 396 W D S10.00 Dusley Sod Company to Joseph F. Kern SS *700 ft. of Intracoastal frontage $1,178.70. *12 acres of "Gold Coast" land - only 12% Lot 6, Biik 1, VARSITY covered with buildings. HEIGHTS PI. Bk. 25-38; W-D S10.00 Gordon T. Shaw and • Grounds will have 2 swimming pools — Ethel M. Shaw, h-w to Harold separate club house — private boat Douglas Griffin and Betty Jane dockage-shufneboatd. From $21,750 GQRIFFIN, h-W SS $9.00. Spanish Oaks. Dewlling 508 SABAL SHORES APTS a Cond. Decl Visit our model open 9:30 to 5:30 Monday thru Saturday Or. Bk. 1795 697 Pkd Sp. L.C.E. 202 common elements W-D 3250 S. OCEAN bLVD.; HIGHLAND BEACH S10.00 Arvida Corp. to Jean PHONE 399-9424 OR DELRAY BEACH 278-4566 Crowther and Sophie M. Crowther h w SS S197.10. Offered by Novo Investment Corp. aiso developers of Where you'll hear the rustle Seagate Towers in Delray Unit 406 TROPIC HARBOR COND. part 1 a Cond. Decl Or. of trees rather than the SEE OUR FURNISHED MODEL I'K'h i INi 1 UPI •• roar of traffic. A IK 1 ONI'I I lONINi. ANP c AK'l'l 1

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j ir Other Houses Immediate to 90 Days Occupancy 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths - Pool Boca Square $43,900 A quiet island ot greenery, Our apartments are like on the west, Florida Atlantic 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths - Pool Tropic Isle Waterfrong 47,900 just a few minutes from residences, with up to University on the north, and 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths - Pool University Park 40,900 midtown Boca Raton. Lush 15 per cent more space than the El Rio Canal on the east, lawns, oaks and palms, a the average luxury high rise. Spanish Oaks is designed for 4 Bedroom 2 baths Country Club Village 30,700 garden setting on the E! Rio Fully heated and air-conditioned those who want to be away OTHER HOUSES from $20,900 Plus Lot Canal. At Spanish Oaks, large walk-in closets, wall-to-wall from it all — but not natural beauty is our carpeting, electric kitchen with too far awav. Prices for homes on your lot most prized possession. refrigerator-freezer, anywhere from Pompano Beach dishwasher and For more information to Boynton Beach, Inclusive. We Spanish Oaks is resort garbage disposal. on this open space have plenty of choice lots living—with a full recreation apartment community, available In Boca Raton. center including pools, tennis visit our rental office at courts, boat docks and Located between the Boca Raton the corner of Glades Road shuffleboard courts, and the El Rio Canal, OENERALi^ELECTRIC Community Wf l.l»ri s si PFLlt m SHRI in i) in all free to those who live or call 391-4040. . in our rental apartments. Hospital a Spanish Oaks CONSTRUCTION 600 NAV. 13 Street 2260 North East 1st Avenue, Boca Raton PHONE: 395-1183 3995922 (evej 8B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 31, 1970 Complete New York Stock Exchange trading

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BelCOPet.50 1575 15V2 1OV4 151/4+234 Cyprus 1.60 158 53% 44% 53%+4'/s 5 6Va+ % Kinny pf 41/4 5 90 83 83 —9V2 NoAm Car 1 317 171/141/2 2 1634 + 114 SanDGs 1.08 1934+ 34 Un Fin Corp 144 9 71/4 8%+ % WEEKLY NEW YORK STOCK SALES Belden 1.60 19 25% 231/2 25%+ % G Aldpf 3.15 .5 43 43 43 —3%Kinny pf 1V4 NOACoa .60 45 141/212 14Vj+1% Sander .07h 198 51V2 43 47 —5V2 11%+ % UnFruit 1,40 351/4 DsnRiv.25d 326 ' 8% 7% 8%+%GlenAld pf3 11 42 37V2 42 +2 NoAmPhii 1 232 3O'/225Va 28V2+IV4 91 311/4 35 +2=4 TOTALFORTHEWEEK.. — BeldgH .60g X48 15% 13V2 15V2+ Vi Kinny pf .90 2 46V4 4614 Sang Ele .40 14V2+1% Utd Ind ,15d GlenApf 214 X6 25 24 25 + % NoAmRkl.20 651 17%15V2 17%+13/a X69 5V2 434 51/4+ 7/8 Week ago . 59,680,310 BelliHIl .60 501 297/B 25V2 29V2+3 Dana CpV4 X318 20% 1B% 19%— 1/2 Kirsch Co 1 X110 32% 31Va 32 — 14 SaF Ind 1.60 23%+2Va Unlnd pf .42 Global Mar 658 IIV4 7V2 1034+2% NOAR pf 4% 32 52 50 51 X94 5% 47/a 5 Year ago 42,734,480 Bell Intercn 416 7'/B 5% 734+11/4 Dart In ,30g 4170 33 23V2 27%—6% K L M 2.48b 329 33V2 28 323/8+33,% SFelnpf .50 UtdMM 1.30 77/8+ 1/4 352 2OV4 1834 20VB— 1/2 Twoyearsago '. 53,780,110 Dartlndpfpf2 215 37% 30V3 3234-^51/2 GlobeUn .80 118 IIVB 10 10% Knigt N .25d 28 NARkpfl.35 54 14V2151/4 16Va+ Va SaFelntl .30 Bemis Co 1 235 17% 15 138 30 291/4— 1/4 143,4— 1/4 Un Nuclr 4k 419 January 1 to date.. 1,134,127,521 DataProceDatP s 1515 5 9 Goodrh 1.72 902 237/B 21V8 2334+1% Koehrg 1.20 NoeastU.94 x637 13% 13 133/a 11% 91/2 111/8+ % Bendix 1.60 425 22 21 52 + % 7 9 +1Vs 112 177/a 153,4 I6V2—1VO SarWISc .50 Utd PkC Mn GoodyrT.85 2184 2356 21 91/4— V4 315 3VB 23/a 3 + 1/4 1969 to date 1,169,896,551 Bendix pf 3 15 42 41 42 +1 DaycoC 1.14 145 15V413% 15 + Va 23%+1 Koehr pf 234 1 36 36 36 +134 NOCentRy 4 Z210 48V4 47V2 47V2—11/2 SavElP 1.12 USFoS3.21d GordonJ .24 102 12% 11 153/4+ % 88 2534 22 2534+11/2 1968todate 1,217,665,563 Ben Cp 1.60 489 40% 38 39 — We Daycopf4V4 Z400 59 56 56 —6 12 —1 Kopper 1.60 89 2934 27 29%+IVB NollIGs 1.72 151 2BV2 26VB 28V4+ 1/2 Schaefer Cp US -rhfl.40 Gouldlnl.40 X424 25% 19 25V2+4% NolnPS1.20 x359 25V4 23% 45VB+5% 936 211/4 1834 207/8+!Va BenC pf 2V2 Z1140 31 29 31 DaytonH.50 x247 23Vjj 19 23V4+3V4 Kopper pf 4 Z30 54V2 53V2 53V2+ 1/2 243/a— % 5chnley 1.40 USGypm 3a Grace WIV2 2089 22Vi 203/4 217/a Koracorp In NoNtGs2.60 448 42V2 41 413/,— VA Schenpf 1.40 20%+ % 241 47% 43% 47%+334 BenC pf 5V2 3 121 114% 114%—15V4 DayPLtl.60 212122 23% 22 23%+l%+l % 124 7V4 5VB 7 + % USG pf 1.80 Kraftco 1.70 78 181/4+ 1/4 44 27 251/2 27 + 1/2 DPLpfA3PpfA3% z705 050V2 48V2 48V2—2 Granby 1.60 205 2BV2 22 514 341/4 311/2 33V2— % NONGpf 51/2 zlO 78 78 Schnlypf .50 US lndus.50 BenCpf4.30 3 61 60 61 —1 6VB— 1/2 1642 1534 151/2+11/4 DPLfB% 260 Kresge S.44 NONGpf5.B0 Z90 75V7! 4 74 —2V2 Schering .80 12% BBenCC pf 141/2 Z290 54V2 54 54 .... 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L— NoSPpf 3.60 Z660 46 46 USPICpf5V2 Footnotes DelP&L1.12 515 52 ScientfcRes 60%+2% Z130 70 49V2 70 + 1/2 Beth Stl 1.80 2330 26% 21% 151/151/B 16%+ 1/41 Laclede 1.40 119 21 20 20%+ 1/2 NoSPpf 4.10 Z100 521/2 52 —2 US Shoe .88 Grant pf3% xz50 51 501A 501/4+ VB 49 SciR pf .41c 53/a+ 1/2 457 17 13% 1634+134 ; Del Mntl.10 + GrayDr 1.20 LamsonSn 1 X71 163,4 1334 1634 NoSPpf 4.11 Z390 51V2 49 —2V2 USSmlt.50e Big 3 Ind .60 220 347/8 29 34 121 20V% 17 20Va+l% 10 SCMCp .60 IOV4— 14 512 26 207B 257/B+27/8 DeltaAir.40 1047 21% 191/2 21 — % GrtA8.Pl.30 2534 LaneBr 1.20 41 30% 30 30%+ i/a NgateE .25d 212 12Vs 12Va+ 7/B USSm pf 5V2 Black D 1.20 897 6434 57% 64 281 223/4 251/4+IV4 IB SCOAlnd .60 14 +lVa 8 441/4 62 621/2—21/2 7 Deltec Intnl 1394 28V2 24Vs 281/2+3% GtN Ir 1.35b 3 LanvinR .68 154 26 2234 26 NorthropCl X252 23% 23%+37/B USSteel 2.40 Blair Jhn .48 88 12 /e 10% 12%+1'4 35 1234 12 12 4+ 1/4 Scot Lad .56 123/8+ 1/2 1755 33% 30% 331/2+1 Stock Footnotes Dennisn .60 323404 53/4 47/A a 51/23V4++ V1/i4 GtNNekl.60 Latrobe .15h 83 10% 9VB 10%+ 34 Nthrppfl.45 29 231/419V2 23V4+ 3/4 USTob 1.10 BlissLghln 1 78 20*4 I8V2 2034+ 1/2 X57 40 371/b Scott Ftz .80 18 —1% XU5 197/a 16% 19'/B+2V4 All sales in hundreds (00) omitted Dennisn pf 1 4 13% 12% 13%+ 1/4GtNoNpf .40 Lear Sie .50 10V4 121/4+ 1/2 NwstArrl.45 174B 203/B 16 20 +3% UtdUtilit.92 BlockHR.34 965 42V2 37Ve 42V2+234 14 11'A 13V4+ Vi 8 11 10V4 1—1 750 12V2 ScottFor .60 11V2+ 1/2 460 19 18 19 + 1/4 except for those designated (z) which are DennysR.0D 4 X4007 10% 7 IOV4+234 GfNNpf 1.40 LearS pf IVA 33?%+ % Nw Ban 1.20 27 2BV4+ 1/4 UnUtilpf 114 BlueBel 1.20 92 32V2 26V2 32V2+IV2 X4 19% 46 34V2 3114 H14—IV8 3 23V4 22% 231/4— Va 19% Leasco Dta 7 11V8+ '/a Scott Papr 1 traded in 10 share lots and carried in Dentsply 1 46 2OV2 1814 20V2+13/4 Gt West Fin 2271 111/2 77/B 113/B+23/4 Nwst Indust 8 /B 28VB+1% UnUtilpf IV2 BlueBpf4% 1 95 95 95 —1 2039 15% 11% Scovill 1.40 25 28V3 27 27 — V2 full: DIVIDENDS: are annual rate unless Gt WsUn.90 Leascpf2.20 48 +2V2 UnvLeaf IV2 Bobbie Brks 215 11 9 11 +lVs Den RG1.10 886 17% 1352 25V2 2134 247/B + 3V2 Nowstlnpf 5 423/4 30%—11/2 85 2IV4 Xl5 16 15V8 16 + % 13VB Leaswy .50g 42V2— 1/4 Scovil pf 2V2 24 24 +1 otherwise identified: (a! plus extra; (b) GtWs pf 1.88 105 19 173/4 Nwstlpf 4.20 39V2 391/3—4 UnivOil .80 Boeing C.40 2719 18V2 16% I8V4+ V2 Dereco pf A 6 45V2 41V2 45V2+ 1/2 43 19% 18% '1/8— % 181/2— 3/a ScrewB .25d 1184 27Va 23VB 26%+2V2 paid last year; (c) payment on GrtWash .50 Leeds&N .50 14% NwstlnpfC5 44 VB 47 + 1/2 56 43 Univ Compt Boise C.25g 2312 54 45 53V2+4% Dereco pf B 107 45 41V2 45 +P4 72 10 6% 10 173 I8V4 16 —2V2 ScudderD V 5253 25% 197/a 2334+2% accumulated dividends; (d) declared or 3 7 GreenGt .96 Leesona .40 Nwst Steel 2 58V2 8 + Vs Upjohn 1.60 Bond Ind .67 38 9% 8 /4 9 /e+ % DeSotoln .90 X40 221/4 191/4 21%— i/a 245 133/4 10 623/8+1% Scud pf ,37d 483 391/4 34V2 373/4 + 134 paid so far this year, no regular rate; 121 19% 17V2 19V8+ % Green S1.20 LehPCm .60 I33/4+2V2 5%+ % UrisBldg .40 DetEdis 1.40 152 13V2 117/8 Norton 1.50 243/s 25V2+ 1/2 934 Book M 1.28 247 17V4 14% 1634+1V2 899 197/B I8V2 197/8+ X29 19% 177/B 1834+ Va Leh Val Ind 133/B+ % SbdCstl.lOd : 476 14 (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus OetEdpf 5V2 Greyhd Cpl x964 680 51/4 33/4 Nort Si 2V2i 28V2 33 +2 7VB+ 1/4 USLIFE .50 Borden 1.20 482 17% 18 + 1/4 41 75 7134 721/4—33/4 14VB 13 Lehm 1.55d 5Ve+ % Seab W Airl 369 26% 24VB 26V2+ Va stock dividend; (h) paid this year—latest Detroit Stel Grolier .90 718 16 137/a NortSpf 1.60 27% 31%+lVs 301/4+l'/a USMCp 1.60 Borg Wr IVi 32B 213/s 19VB 20%— 1/8 4217 16V2 834 16%+7VB X344 18% 17 16 +1VB Seagrv .50g 129 25VB 263/6— V/a dividend omitted; (i) per cent in stock; Grumman 1 Leonard .60 NVF Comp 4%+ % USM pf 1V2 2734 Dextr Cp .24 X33 10% 8% 93/4+ 7/B 19V2 •Bormans .80 237 12 9Vs 11%+ % 253 221/2 19V22V4B + % 745 18V4 13 16%+IVe Leverag Cp 10VB+ % SearleG1.30 Z230 20 . . GO per cent in stock paid last year; %q) GulfLfe ,2Od 188 83/B 123,4—134 USMpf 2.10 20 Bost Ed 2.24 327 323/B 30% 32V4— i/a Dial Fin .40 827 29 7% 8%+ 1/4 Sears 1.20a x 4 32 331.4— 34 in bankruptcy-receivershipor reorganiza- 105 9% 87/89%+ 1/4 GulfM 2.80a 22V2 271/4—134 Lever pf .75 3534+1% UtahCon .60 331/4 Bourns Inc 109 I4V2 IOV2 14V4+1% Dia Intl 1.80 47 10% 9% 1034+ % OakElec .32 7Va 814+ % Seatrain Lin 773 36V2 43Ve+43/4 tion; (s) capital distribution; (x) ex- 149 331/4 28% 331/4+3V2 GulfMOpf 5 40 6OV2 541/2 57 —4V2 LFC Fin Cp 577/8+31/2 Utah PL 1.92 43Va Braniff A .50 1429 83/44% 33/4+1V2 Diam Shm 1 819 5 3V2 OakitePr .80 16 181/4 + 1% SEDCO .08 X357 27% 28%+ 14 dividend; (wi) when issued. 611 I41/4 14V8+1 Gulf Oil IVz 3 8234 82V2 821/2—IV2 LFE Corpn 47/B+ 7/B 15%+3 30V4 Briggs 2.40a X54 4434 43% 463/4— 1/4 DiaShmpf 2 572 8% 6V4 OccidPetlg 14330 183* 13Va 18Va+2=/B Seilon Inc 24 257/a 24V2 25V2— 1/4 Gulf Re&Ch 3238 24% 22Va 24%+2 LFE Cp pf 83/8+1% 14'/ — % FRACTIONS: (f) indicates following DiaShpf 1.20 25 7 6 OccidPtpf4 214 541/442 531/2+3V2 Servomt .50 a Bris My 1.20 2148 51 47V2 51 + % 170 14% 131/4 14%+ 1/2Glf Respf .20 386 8V4 7Va B — VB LOF Co 2.40 7 + 1/2 4%+lVi V.V— figure is fraction in 32nds; (i) indicates Dicta Cp .48 304 35% 29VB OccPtpf 3.60 674 55%41% 541/2+71/4 ShellOil 2.40 BristMpf 2 49 371/4 36 36V4— Vi 936 12 934 IOV2— % GlfRepf 1.30 24 11% 9% 10: 1— 1/2 LOF pf 434 34%+3V4 171/2+3V2 VarianAsso 1936 157/s 12Va 157/a+l following figure is fraction in 64ths; (r) Diebold .489 OccPtpf 2.16 33 313/8 Shell Tr .70d BritPet.32d 2040 9Va 8V% 9VB 240 58V2 29 I6V2 1534 16 . 1/2 Libby McNI 47 4334 40V2 62 — IVs 23V2 31V4 + 1 VCA Cp .40 21527V2 22V2 following figure is fraction in 256ths) (t) DiGiorgo .60 52 58V2+4'/a GulfStUt .96 347/a+ % 271/2+3V8 BdwyHale 1 75 29 26 26%—3Va 552 20 244 634 5% 4%+ 7/B OgdenC .20d 932 9 7% 81/8+ VB ShellerG .80 239 1434 10% 1434+13/, 1834 20 + 1/2 LibrtyCp .20 301/4+2V4 Veedrlnl.60 X1380 43% 35 423/4+31/4 indicates following figure is fraction in Diliingh .40 159 15% 13 143/8+ % Ogdnpfl.87 34 22 211/2+ 1/2 Shellrpf 1.40 BdwyHlpf2 23 37 34 34 —3 217 157/a 15 15%+ Va GuSUpf4.40 Z160 58V2 58 58 + 1/2 LibrtyL ,50d 20V2 143/4+ % VendoCo .40 129 12% 10 16ths. DillingpfA 2 GuSUpf4.44 Z30 S7V2 57 55 13V4 12% Ohio Edl.54 x822 21% Shellrpf 1.35 123/4+1% BrUnG- ..s. 1.72 81 25 23 243/4+1 Vi 4 32 29V2 30 —2 571/2+IVs Liber pf 11/4 121/2— 14 193/4 217/8+17/B 14%—IVB V F Corp 1 134 251/4 20V2 DillingpfB2 38 13% 13% OhEdpf3.90 z280 50V2 Sherwin W2 Brown Com 193 6V4 4%6 +1% 1 32 32 32 —6V2 GulfStUpf 5 Z30 63V2 63V2 631/2—P/4 Ligg My 2V2 13V2+ VB 50V! 501/2+ 1/2 I8V2+I VictorCC .50 703 13V2 107/a 13V2 + 2% Bond Footnotes DillonCo .56 OhEdpf4.40 Z410 6V/2 ShrW pf4.40 Brown Copf '120 10% 9V2 10%— Va 19 1414 13%14 — Gulf8.Ws.50 X2274 13% 9V2 131/4+3 Ligg Mypf 7 406 37 32 37 +2 59V2 60 — 1/4 311/4—IVs Villager Ind 298 5Vt FRACTIONS: 51V! 531/4—134 AlldSup .15h 756 7 5% 6%+ % Cen MIL 1.44 Elgin Natl 360 6Va 41/2 232 19% 17V2 I8V4—IV2 West El 1.80 1792 60% 5314 40H+4V4 • 150 22% 201/2 22%+2 6Va + lVa Hoover 1.20 149 23V4 18 23 VB+37/e Man Hn 2.80 239 58 52 571/4+31/4 Pennzoii .80 StBPaint.36 30V2 31%+ i/B Allis Chalm 430 I6V4 13'/B I6V4+21/8 Cn III PS 1.12 EIPasoNGl X1023 17V4 1835 2134 17% WstElpf3.80 Z330 54V2 5234 53V4 ' 297 16% 14Va 16%+ % 14% 17 + 7/3 Host Intl .36 425 32V4 26V4 32V4+37/8 Mapcoln .70 779 15% 123/4 15V4+ Vc Penzlpf 1.33 20%—IVB Std Intl .24 3BV2 42V4— Va AlphPC.20d 69 15% 14V2 15%+ i/B Cen La El 1 3 EltraCpl.20 186 201/4 295 31V2 26 Wstvac 1.05 334 193/4 I8V2 193/4+ 1/4 •' 110 20 18 ,i 197/a— Va 18% 20 Hotel Cp Am 247 6V2 4V4 6V2+IVS Mapcpf 1.12 8 20V2 19 20 —134 Peopi D1.10 31 — 1/2 Std Kollsmn 5IV4 511/4— % Alcoa 1.80 869 53% 50 53V4— % CnMPwl.16 Eltrapfl.40 Z70 271/2 137/B—IVB 21 47 I8V4 17 Westv pf4'/3 Z100 64 63% 44 66 I6V2 15% 16Va+ Va 27 27 +1 HotelCpf IV4 3 1434 1334 Mar Oil 1.60 763 23% 23%+2 PeopGs 1.96 I8V4+ % StOICl 2.80g 22% 26'/2+2% AmalSu1.60 25 23% 22V4 23%+1% Cents w 1.90 EmersnEI 1 1107 51 42V8 51 +8 121/8+17/B Marcorlnc 1 431/4 43 +134 539 3234 2934 31%— 1/4 StdOlnd2.30 WeyenS1.20 4 23% 23 23 —1 499 38 35V2 37 + 34 HDudaile .80 240 121/4 9VB 1847 37V2 PepsiCo 1 9V2 10V4+ 1/4 3 Ambac .50 311 10% 9VS> 10%+ CenSoya .80 EmElpf.90 35 35VB 29 2734 + IV4 Marcor pf 2 441/2 43%+ % 1067 4434 38 441/4+414 Sfd NJ1.80d Weyerhas.80 1990 47 4 39V2 47%+7- 416 21% 193/8 213/a+ 14 35V8+5% Houdl pf 214 273,4 2534 95 39 Perfect Flm 6 6V2 Amerac 1.20 48 19% 17V4 19 + 1/2 Cent Tel .88 EmeryA .90 354 48V2 133/e— 7/ 8V2 192 91/4 6% Weyerpf434 114 10434 103V4 104V2— 1/4 - 326 18 153/4 18 +lVs 41 48V2+43/4 Hough M .40 37 13% 1234 B Marmont li 186 43/4 8V2+ % Perkin Elm 91/4 + IV4 StdOhio 2.70 39VB 43'/2+3% A Es pf 2.60 Cerro i.60g Whel Pitt Stl 394 10 14 35V2 33V2 34%—1% 31V2 321/2—2% MarMid 1.60 203 3334 293/4 333/4+2V8 Pet Inc 1.20 836 257/B 173/4 25V'2+33/% StdOhio pf 4 1234+1% Certain-t.80 813 20 173/4 19%+ VeEmhartl.20 147 29V4 263/4 29V4 HouseF 1.10 777 35 36Va 39V2+2 Am Hss .I5e 748 24% 2O'/s 24?/a+3H 49 49 —5 MarionL .24 33VB 29 Pet Inc pf 1 152 311/229 311,4— i/s Std PackCp WhlPitSpf6 Z540 59V2 6IV2 295 18V8 15V2 17V2+ % Emp EI1.76 26 24Va 253/4+1 Housepf 2.37 17 5034 301 33 +41/4 51Va 563/4+4Va AHesspf 3V2 Cert-tdpf .90 24Vs 371/4 381/2—4 42 StdPkpf 1.60 WhlPitSpf5 Z1040 51V4 49 51 + 1/2 942 57V4 491/i 57'/4+6% 21 19% 19V2 19V2 HousFpf 2V2 45 42V2 Marlen .50d 591 341/4 41V2+2 Petlncpf .80 28 191/2 IBV4 18V4—1% Cessna .20e EmpCap .90 57 2334 211/2 221/2-^1 Whirlpl 1.60 550 45 A AirFilt.80 882 45V4 35 44%+7% 7 9734—8V4 Marquette 166 PeterPI 1.20 19 18 17 17V8—1V4 Std PrStl .22 513,4 551/4+11/2 481.4 48V2+2 CF&I Stl .80 357 14% 12 /B 143/4+11/4 Endicott Jn 132 21V2 19Vs 20%+ 34 Housepf 4.40 53 105 94 9'/2 8 9VB— Va Am Airl .80 1557 24'/4 19 24VB+2V4 341/4+ 1/4 Mariott 2'/2i Petrolne .90 14032 22 433 22 23%— 1/2 Std Prud .66 81 81 —6Wh Cons .40 X6940 1234 8 12% Chadhrninc 101206 19V4 18% 1834 Endjon pf 4 Z470 40 HousLPl.20 257 3734 35 612 30V4 231/4 293/4+4V8 Am Bakeres 37V2 38%—1% Petrl pf 1.37 291/4 StdPrupf .10 4Va 5VB+ Va WhitCpf A3 15 30% 30 30V4— % 210 101/4 10V4 + 1 8 51/2 8 +21/4 HouNtGS .80 254 45VB 42Va 4434+ MarshFl.10 151 2OV4 19 191,4— 1/2 3034—234 ABrand2.10 ChmSPI 1.20 Engelhd .40 1029 19V2 15 19 +1 StanWk 1.40 27 28V2 WhitCpf C 3 64 3O'/2 2914 806 3414 29V2 34Va+2l/4 MartMrl.10 1595 14VB 11% Petrlc 1.53d 4 28VB 2734 2734— % 3014— 1/2; 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RRsSO.JO 50.20 49.80 49.90 olf 0.51 3 3 GAC Cp IV2 754 29 21% 2BVB+4% Thorn Ind .40 12% 13Vi ArmCpf3% Z470 49 4 48V2 49 4+ 1/4 Cons Ed 1.80 X1473 23% 23 23V8— Vi r JaegerM .20 x55 BV2 8V4 714 5Va 6V4— % Thisweek'svolume 80,680,967 GA Cp .40 1106 1034 9% 10%+ 1/2 8V2 Tho JW .65d 231/2 23%+ 1,-4 ArmstRl.60 38 29 27% 2734—114 Cons Ed rts 30433 J4 J1 i3 + i3 Jantzen .60 53 12% IIVB 12%+1V4 7V2 5 6 — % Volume week ago 56,745,350 GA1- pf 1.20 68 17V2 16 17 + 1/2 ThriftyD .60 .111/4 14 + % •Aro Corp .90 66 15%13 15%+1 ConsEd pf 4 18 787/B 751/4 74 —2V4 Japan Fund 982 nvi 71/2 91/2 14%+3V2 Gam Sk1.3O 222 20% 18 207/8+234 1H/4+27/B T I Cp 1.40 177/B 19%+ % Arvin Ind 1 85 20%181/8 20%+2% Cons Ed pf 5 34 611/2 59V2 6OV2—IV2 JeffPilot.80 197 25% 24 29 29V2— 1/2 COMPARATIVE STOCK VOLUME Gamblpf 134 11 23V2 22% 23V2+ 1/2 25V2+ 1/8 TideMar .40 10Va 13 +1*8 Ash) Oil 1.20 840 23%17 23%+4 ConEpf4.45 Z330 557/a 54 55%+ 7/ Jergen A .50 144 16 1414 10% 143/4+4 This Wk. Wk. A90 BGamSpf 1.40 17 2P4 20V2 21=4+ Vi Time In 1.90 2634 271/2+ % Monday AshlOpf2.40 11 41VS 39 411/2+1 ' ConsFd 1.10 B14 28 25VB 277/S— Vi Jer CPLpf4 Z210 53V2 52V4 52V2—1 I8V2 193/B—11/4 . 12,655,670 8,285,490 Gannett .48 120 21 19VB 21 +IV2 Times M .50 28 28V4— '/2 Tuesday .. .17.036,060 10,856,970 Assoc Brew 130 91/46% 8%. ConFdpf4V4 26 77 74V4 77 +2V4 Jewel Col 1/2 214 38V4 36% 38V4 + 1 7% 9%+l'4 GardDn 1.30 231 27V2 22 25 + 1/2 Timken 1.80 25Va 27%+ 34 Wednesday ... 17,439.370 10,724,330 AsDryG 1.20 138 33% 29V4 33%+3% ConsFrghtl 434 25 23V2 25 + % JimWalt .40 750 25V2 21 251/4+33/4 734 Garlock .80 21 15% 1434 15V4+ % 8V2+ Va Tishman .40 1234 157/B+ % Thursday . . 18,910,467 13,923.600 AssoSprl.20 X34 26% 25 24V4+ % Con Leasing 421 *Vi W2 iVi+VA JimWaltpfi Z430 1214 1— 1/2 15% Gateway In 130 6V4 5 41/4+ % 17V2+ 1,4 Tobin Pk .40 IOV4 10V2—3Va Friday . 14,639,400 14,580,740 Asso Tr .05h 122 7% 7Vs 7%+ Vs ConsNG 1.76 620 241/2 23 24V2+ % Jim Wpf 1.20 48 Gemini Cap 193 12% 11% 12%+ % 74V2 741/4 741/2+111/4 50 —2 Todd Shl.20 I8V2 22V4+2 Totals . 80,680,697 56,745.350 AtlCtyE1.34 105 22V4 20V! 22V4+1Va JimWpf 1.60 117 28V2 24 281/4+31/4 28 ConsmPw2 429 3234 291/4 32%+1% Gem In .54a 14 10 93/4 934 30 —1 TOIEdiSl.72 23 28%— 1% AtlCEIpf57/a 1 92V2 92V2 92V2—1V2' JimWaltpf,2 4 75V2 621/2 751/2+11 9% ConsPpf4V2 Z690 40 58V4 59 — ViGnAIn 1.57d 116 191/a 16 19 +IV2 127/8+27/8 TootsRI .40g 12'A 14 +IV4 WEEKLY SALES AtlRichfld 2 2458 51V2 44% 51V4+4 JohnMvi.20 X1073 29% 2634 Nalco Ch .70 29 ConPpf 4.52 Z40 60 60 40 + Vi GnAOil .40g 626 30% 26V2 3014+21/4 32%+2Ve TraneCo .90 461/4 513/4+234 ThisWk. Yr. Ago AtRchpf3% Z158O 49 46 49 +1 John&Jn .32 2145 43V2 371/4 Narco Sc .40 14V2 12% 15%+lVa NewYork Stocks 80,680,697 42,734,480 Cont Air .50 1039 9% 71/4 934+134 Gen ATr 1.40 230 33V2 2834 33V2+3% 431/2+114 187/8+1% Transam.55 Atl'R Pf 2.B0 489 43V2 38Vs 43V4+4V8 John SVC .80 172 24V2 22V4 NashuaC .44 18 NewYorkBonds;i25,478,!00 $57,156,200 ConCan 2.20 453 59V2 52V4 59 +2V4 GnAT pf 21/2 23 43V2 41 42 —3 24V2+1 211/4 + 2V4 Trans pf 41/2 100V2 113 +3 At!Rchprf3 44 83% 75 831/4+7 JohnSvpf 2 2 488 48 48 —2 Nat Airl .40 AmericanStock5 27,284,22014,282,000 CnCopp.07d 239 8% 7VB 8V2+ % Gen Bane .54 108 1134 11 IIVB— % 48V4 55V4+6 TransLn .10 8% 834— % Atlas Chm' 1 150 201/2 181/4 20 +7/ JonLogn .80 321/4 36 + % NatAv 1.24d MidwestStocks 3,020,000 2,355,000 CnCoppflV4 Z610 14V4 13 133/4— 1/4 GenCab.40d 816 18V2 1434 17%+ IV4 296 36V4 59 68 + 14 Trans Invst 51/4 634+ 34 Atlas C.rp 1218 3i/e+ 3 Jones L .34h 12 WI/4+IV2 NatBisc2.20 28VB ContntlCp2 57. 3234 29V4 32 4+lV4 GenCgr 1.20 666 32 27 307/8+1% 161 14% 30 + 1/2 Transitron 4 434+ % ATOInc.08a 1520 8 16% 191/B+IVa Nat Can .80 WHAT THE MARKET DID CMICppf2V2 71 37 33Vs 36 +1 GenDevel 2i 524 141/2 141/4 Jorgson 1.30 64 19Va 41 41V2—2V2 TranUnl.16 161/2 NtCanpf 1V 7 23 231/2—23/4 Wk Ended High Low Adv Dec Unch Aurora Plas 140 9V4 7 9 +1% Gen Dynm 1 Jostens ,70 218 21% 17% 2134+1% 2 22V2 27V2+2 /s Trans WAir CtCppfB2V! 3 37 35 35 —3 446 217/B 16% 217/8+3V2 11% 12%— % May V), 1970 •) IJ16 1174 «* 82 Automtlnds Jt% 57%+ '/a 33 NatCash .72 48 +2 1405 i ConMtg ,78a 453 18V4 151/4 17%+ % Gn Elec2.40 2553 663/4 6OV4 Joy Mfg 1.40 799 411/4 6334 T W Acvpf 2 193/4 22%+ % AvcoCp1.20 Nt Chem.50 May22,1970 S 1376 153 1512 75 1033 15% 12V4 151/4+lVs Contl Oilli/2 1383 23 20 227/8+2V4 Gen Fire .28 143 32V2 32%+ % TrnsWFinSi 3 91/2 8 91/4+ Va Nt CityL .90 6Vs 8V2+1% May29,1969 76 251 450 1091 IS? Avcopf 3.20 203 37 34V4 36 /4+ 1/2 Cont Oil pf 2 31 321/2 29V2 321/2+3/4GnFood 2.60 Kaiser Al l" 769 '307/8 26% 30%+ 34% 38%+ WA Travlers .80 437 71V4 66V2 70%+3% NatDistil .90 25 28VB+2 May31.m8 332 61 991 536 lie AveryPd.20 252 29 24'/2 273/4+lVi Gen HostCp KaAl pf 2% Z1440 35V2 35V4 35V4+ % 34 401/4+3V2 Travlrs pf 2 Cont Steel 1 11 23 21 21 —234 481 8% 434 8 +1 NDistpf 41/4 351/4 38 +21/4 Avnetlnc.40 xl050 9 6>/2 Gen Instr 2i KaAl pf 4VB 1 56 56 24V4 TriCon 2.03d STANDARD & POOR 500 STOCK INDEX Cont Tel .80 911 20 18 19%+lVe 692 15 11% 14 +1% NDistpf 21/4 2114 27Vs+4% Avnet pf 21/2 x2 41 4O1/4 41 Genlnst pf 3 |KaA57pf434 3 66 w 6434—434 111/2 12V2+1 TriCtlpf 2Vi High Low Close Chg. Contrl Data 1850 39Vs 35% 381/e+l X9 32V4 31 3134+ 1/2 Nt Fuel 1.48 3 Avnetlnpfi xl 15% 15% 1534—IV2 GenMills .8B KaA59pf434 2 68 68 6B —1 461/B 50 — VBTriangle .80 425 Industrials 83.80 7S.58 83.80 up S.92. ConDtpf4V2XZi040 49 45V2 4734+2% 3 463 27V2 23% 263/8+1% Nat Gen .20 GMill pf l /4 KaA64pf 434 2 70 70 70 —5 14 T R W Inc 1 20 Railroads 30.70 27.95 30.70 up 1.43 AvonPd2.20 1515 150 1281/2*150 +15V4 Conwod 1.90 24 30 29 30 + % 13 46 41 46 +4 NatGyp 1.05 GnMotl.70d TRWpf 4V2 55 Utilities 50.89 48.03 50.at up 1.40 Avon Pro wi 246 74 44% 76 +6 Cook Un .50 x151 25% 22% 23V4—2V2 3791 45 59V2 647/8+21/4 KaiserCf.80 118 18% 18VaI8V2 Natl Indust 10V2 111/2+ % GnMotpf 334 TRW pr 4.40 500 Stocks T6.55 69.29 76.55 up 4.30' Aztec Oil 6i 139 9% 8% 934+ 1/2 Coop In 1.40 X184 24V2 22V2 24Va+ % 20 53V2 511/2 52V2—1% KaisCtpf 21/2 6 40 39% 39%+ % Natlndpf .60 87/B 10%+ % GenMot pf5 Tucson G .72 B.I Coopr Tire 1 158 14% 1214 143/B+IVB 32 711/4 70 7014—1 ;KaCprefl% 7 19% 18%18%—1 Nat IpfB IV4 9% 10 + V4 GenPCm .B0 20thCen Fox WEEK'S MOST ACTIVE STOCKS : Bab&Wil .50 653 17% 16 17 % CoopTpf IV4 7 16V 16 I6V2+ 1/2 504 22 16Va 21'.'2+27/B KanCtyPw2 89 297/B 28 2934+ 1/2 NtLead .B5d 15 2 G PubU1.60 3 Tyler Corp Sales High Low Close Chg : 181/4— 1/2 KCPLpf3.80 Z100 47 46 46 —1 17 20%+1 4 l BakerOil .65 221 17% 13VB 17%+3V4 Copelnd 1.20 71 32V2 28 31%+1% 2411 183/4 17% NafPresto 1 OccdntlPtll,433,000 ]8 '.13' !Si GnPubUrts l'2 — J2 KCPLpf4.35 Z20 57 56'/2 57 + 1/2 5 5V2+ 14 BaltGas 1.82 253 28% 2534 28%+l% CopperR .50 761 4BV2 42 48V2+31/2 34034 i5 il Nat Serv .60 Telex 1,191,600 \i}lt 11 KVt 1% Gen Refract 2I%—1 BltGS pf 41/2 Z250 64 CopwStl 1.20 144 15Ve 13 15 332 7'/8 6V% 734+ 1/2 ,Kan CS In 2 x80 31V4247/a 311/4+234 Nt Stand .75 18% PennCntl 961,200 I4Vi 1»4 '/. GenSig 1.20 17Vj+ 1/4 UAL ln.50d BIGEpfC 4 Z220 55 54 —1 Corinth ,15d 112 227/a 19% 22%+ 192 4934 4334 487/8 + 3V2 KCSolndpfl Z1000 I41/4 13V4 13V2— 3/4 Ntstarch .60 151/8 16Ve WhireConsx694,000 12*4 8 Gen Sig pf 4 Uarco 1.10 BangrP.15h 262 914 8%+l CornGI 2i/4a Kan GE 1.40 246 20%19 20=4+ 34 NatSteel2V X1328 27% 2934— % 25% AT&T 666,600 45»/« 42*4 321 1933/4 18214 19334+5% GenStee! .80 12 90V2 8634 90V2+ 1/2 3 4SV.+ 2 20VB+ VB 22 23Ve+ 1/4 UGI Cp 1.20 19% BangrP pf2 52 20 20 +2% Coronet! .22 270 20 16V2 1934— 1/2 197 I2V2 10 121/2+11/2 KanPLM.26 91 20%191/8 Nat Tea .80 128 XeroxCp 651,800 82V} 82 +6V* Gen Tell.52 8Va— 1/4 32 3334+IV4 UMC Ind .72 10 Bangrpf IV4 5 12% 121/2 12%+ % Cowles Com 125 5% 3% 5 +1 3420 25 Va 2034 243/4+2% Katy Indust 389 8V46V4 NatUnEI.90 383 EslKodakX586,600 63V; 63V4+ 1/2 Gn Telpf 2V2 3 +37/e 191/2 .221.4+2% Unarco I .40 I T & T X579,8OO 39 39 — 1/1 BkCalif 1.34 89 22 20 22 + 1/4 Cox Brd .30 314 13% 101/4 13 — % 1 35% 35 % 35%— 1/2 Kauf&Br.2O 1825 28 22 4 28 Natomas.25 GTFIapflV4 59 6034—41/4 UnilLtd ,60d UnivCompl525,300 25?', 13% BankofNY2 211 43V2 39V4 43 +2 CPClntl 1.70 Z470 16 1534 Kawecki .20 193 18Vs 15 18 + 11/4 Neptune .74 650 293/4 27 29%+13/B GTIFIpfl.30 157/8— 1/4 UnilNV.60d Memorex 504,800 76H KayserR .60 Nev Pwl.16 141/4 19 +3V2 , + 9, BankTr 2.84 389 59 55V8 59 +VA ^CraneC1.60 44 32 30 32 +IV4 Gen Tire 1g Z1660 17V2 16% 17V2+ % 87 19 lBVa 19 + 1/4 3 21V2 23 — 34 Un Camp 1 Texaco 5B7.700 26 24 35'/i+ll/ 70 29 23% 2B%+2% Credithriftl 862 12% Keebler 1.20 22 31 4 31 31 —1% Newberry 1 1 BarberOil 4i 44 141/2 127/a 13 —IV2 Gn Tire pf 5 15 7%+ Va UnCarbide2 FairCam 451,000 31^ 2«l29V4—i/» Bard CR .25 Cromp K .80 42V2 Keller In .50 135 14 9% Newb pf 334 204 634 195 35% 29V2 35%+lVa 87 14'4 11% 131/2+2 Genesc 1.70 Z130 63 621/2— 1/2 21V4 Union Corp I B M 451,000 27T%> 231 271 +30 7 20% Kellogg 1.70 X343 38V2 34% 3BVe+17/a NEngEI 1.48 25 21V2 21 Basic Inc .80 137 10% 10 10%+ VB CrouseHin 1 90 19 /e 17 Genstr .70b 301 2314 23V4+2 Un Elecl.28- Chrysler 441,500 22V« Wh 22 +1V, NET8.T2.34 270 21% 19 BaSiclpf2V2 Z230 34 30 32 —4V2 CrowColUk 1283 1P4 9V8 IIV4— Vi GenPart .75 88 934 8Va 9V2+1V8 Kelsy-H 1.30 304 21 17 21 +2>A Un El pf3V2 Translnvst424,100 ff/t 5V4 Newmn 1.04 178 151/4 12% 15V4+23/B Bates Mfg 69 7% 6% 7V4+ 34 Crown Cork 878 13% 12V2 1314— Va Ga Pac .80g 67 25 213/4 2434— Vi Kendall .60 169 29% 24V2 29V8+ 34 UnEI pf 41/2 Detroit Stl 421,700 I6V1 B*< + Nemt pf 41/2 1771 34% 31Ve 34%+2V2 BatesMpf 1 60 IP/2 WV2 ilVs— 1/6 Crown Cpf 2 11 43% 431/4 431/4—% Ga-P pf 1.64 2303 46V2 38V4 461/2+5% Kennmtl .80 12 24V2 2234 241/4 + 1% UnElpf 4.56 Dart ind 417,000 33 231/2 27H—iV, NYHon .15d 2B3 6'/a 51/4 634+ 1/2 Phillips Pt 416,800 251,'a 21% 15l/2+2Vi Bath Indust 324 121/4 10V2 12V2+114 CrownZ1.40 821 303* 23V2 30 +3%Ga Ppf 1.40 30 65V2 54V2 65V3+8 KenncM2.60 1358 417/a 38 40VB—2 UnOCal 1.60 NYSEG 2.08 133 131/4 10V2 12%+ % Burroughs 414,100 122i| 100'• Bath I pf 2V2 28 33 29V2 33 +2V2 CrnZpf 4.20 Z300 561/2 56VB 56VB— % G C A Corp 6 46V4 461/4 461/4+43/4 KyFChic.10 1351 1834 153/4 17%+ % UnOICpf2V2 NYSEpf 334 77 383/4 363/4 Holidaylnn382,800 24 BeechAr ,75 383 10% 9% 10%+ Vi CutlerHl.20 x27» 1734 1534 171/2+1% 421 30% 23 Vi 251/2—41/2 196 131/2 12V1 12%— % j Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 9B Stock market stages a stunning recovery By HOWARD LUXENBERG continued its spectacular were buoyed by reassurances policies. market neither reflects nor Secretary, said there was from an authoritative ad- "More important than the UPI Business Writer advance for another 37.24 from top government of- Arthur Burns, chairman of predicts a serious decline of "no justification" for the ministration official that words from key government NEW YORK (UPI)— points in the final two ficials that the battle against the Federal Reserve Board the economy. recent severe selloff in stock Nixon has no intention of officials," a Wall Street Stocks staged a stunning sessions. inflation was being won and (Fed), told a private "The stock market needs to market prices. preparing further higher analyst commented, "was recovery this week as the All this came on the heels the economy would show gathering after the dinner be watched closly," Agnew Stans told the American taxes this year even if the that the stock market has Dow Jones Industrial of the most precipitous marked improvement in the they "need not be concerned noted, "but it would be a Management Association federal budget deficit runs as staged a technical rally that average bounced off a 7%- decline since the depression last half of the year. about the alertness or the mistake to let its swings take that some of the exaggerated high as $5 billion. so far has more staying year low to score its best* of the thirties, and enabled President Nixon told ability of the Fed to meet us off the course toward price concern and gloom about the In a related development, a power than anything we've single-day advance in thethe stock market to rack up leaders of the business and monetary needs of the stability and sound economic economy will look awfully Commerce Department seen lately." annals of Wall Street. its first weekly advance in financial community at a nation." growth." silly 12 months from now. He official said that although He concluded that if the about two months. Wednesday dinner meeting Vice President Spiro T. The vice president con- said the market is going to real output as measured by market holds this gain over The closely wached Analysts said the dramatic he believes the nation's Agnew also sounded an op- cluded that "1970 is going to resume its advance and he the gross national product the next few days it will be "a barometer of 30 top blue chip comeback stemmed from the economy is basically strong timistic note. In addressing a be a good year for business, expected it to happen declined in the first quarter, good technical sign." companies, at its lowest level market's technical or in-and will register an upturn in meeting of Long Island with an upturn in the second relatively soon. current indications are that Another analyst said the since Nov. 19/1962, soared ternal factors, although the second half of the year as Republicans, he said the half." A buoy to investors at the the second quarter will show advance still "must be 32.04 points Wednesday, and many investors apparently a result of administration recent decline in the stock Maurice Stans, Commerce weekend was a statement a modest gain. regarded as technical.!' Complete American Stock Exchange listings

NEW YORK (UPD—Stocks traded on Cdn Javelin 13V2... the American Stock Exchange this week. Can Marcon KliklokC.50 11 —1 PennTra .60 1 Std Thomsn Whitakerwt 437 3 2Va 3+34 Wood Ind 5i 169 11 734 11 ... 3V4+ VB WEEKLYAMER1CANSTOCKSALES Cdn Sup Oil KnottHtl .60 11V4+1V4 PenobS .20d 20 Stanley Av Wichita Ind 69 334 244 31/4+ 34 Wool Lt .06d 56 »15 ltlO U13+ 11 144— '/a Total for the week KoMmrg .40 2034+134 Pentron Elc 218 Stanrock Ur Willcox Gib 183 7V2 51/4 7V2+1V4 Work Wr.60 47 12 10 103/4 + 14 27,284,220 Canavral 3k 1134 + 114 Weekago Kysor In .40 IW2+ 1/2 PepBoys .96 48 StanwickCp Willhouse 168 24 1BV4 23 +T4 Wrather Cp 101 534 434 546+ & 18:573,136 Canoga Inds 1034— 1/2 Year ago ^ , Pepcom .40 29 StapMh .20d WilshireOUi 613 5% 4 534+1V4 Wright Hrg 235 2tl lt? mi— t4 22,171,505 Cap lnd .16d 14V4+ VA La Barge In 5 + 1/2 PEPI Inc 5i 156 Star Sup .60 Wilson Bros 76 51/4 41/4 51/B+ Va Wyandot In 44 5 4'4 43*— 44 January 1 to date 375,019,356 Career Acd 12V2— 34 Lafay Radio 1134+334 Perini Corp 254 Stardst .24d Wilsn Co 1.35 193 10% B44 1044+134 Wyle Labort 327 434 3Va 444+ 34 1969 to date.. 585,291,387 Caressa Inc , I6V2+ 44 LAiglonApr 8VB+1 Permanr Cp 435 Statham ins Wilson Co wt 382 3 2Va 3+34 Wyoms .06h 22 6 5V2 14 Carnatn 1.60 1234+ 4* Lake Sh M 6 + Steelmet In Wilsn Ph.50 X101 7 6 6%+ Vi CarPline.72 3V4- Vs petrie st 45 - --g4 344+ 14 La Maur .36 SteinHI .25g Wilsn SG .60 140 15'/2 15 153*+ I/B XYZ— CarPwLpfS ; Phil Tel 91 281 NEW YORK (UPD—Following is a 11'4+ Va LangleyCp •MAI' V/' ' Stella Indus Wil SpGdwt 129 4Va 4 4V2+ 14 YonkRw .80 19 15V2 15V2 15V2... Carousel Fa Phi SC r 20 112 record of the stocks traded on the Ameri- 714+144 LaPonf.20a 0^ i £ " - Stepn Ch .48 Winklmn .40 23 744 614 744+ 1/2 ZeroMfg .10 162 534 5 534+ '/2 Castle A .80 no can Stock Exchange this week. 10V4+244 LaSalleDch it 7/" P enix Stl 464 Sterling Ele WisPLpf 4V2 Z40 59% 59 59 + Va ZimrHm .24 241 11V2 10Va 10%— 3* Sales (hds) High Low Last Chg. Castletonlnd 5+46 5214+ 14 Lea Ronl .28 ,LJ,5* PiaseckiAir 52 Sterl Ext .24 Wolvern Ind 13 7 6% &Va— VB Zion Foods 40 41/4 4Vi 4Va— 1/8 Cavitron Cp 934+14* 151/4+33* Leader Intl mt£ P^kwick in 333 Stl Prec .25b AberdMf .40 x41 8V2 8V2+ 1/4- /2 734+134 Centryln .24 8+34 744+ 44 Lerner .30d 33 +1 Placer .60d x4 Sun Elec .40 Aerojet .50a 93* 1034— 44 Certified Cp 434+ Va 4%+ 34 Lerner wts Supcrte .OBb 21V4+2% p|ant indust 270 NEW YORK (UPI)—Weekly investing INVEST GROt Aeronc .20b Certron Cp 9V2+I34 15V2—2V2 LeslieF ,40g Su Surgical 8V2 9V2+ 34 11 +21,4 piaza Grup 170 Companies showing the high, low, closing IDSND . 3.20 3.05 3.28 + 0.10 AerosolT 5k ChadMI .10d 2V2— VB Levin Town Suprscope 434 6V2+ Va 734+ 1/2 1434—11,4 plume Atwd 44 bid prices and net change from last IDS Pr . 3.02 2.84 Aerovox Cp Supronics C 3.08 + 0.10 5 634+1 ChampH .16 12%+3V4 Levitz Furn PlyGe m3 i 136 week's close as quoted by the NASD Inc. 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IB.35 18.31 18.35 — 0.03 5834 10% Gen Cine .32 2OV2+IV2 Logistics In 97/a—lVs prairieOil R 249 AlanWS1.60 57 57 —1V2 CifiznFcl .32 Alpha B.54 Cust B2 . 13.88 18.75 1B.BB + 0.05 2334 22 2334+ 34 CityGsFl .50 834+ '/a Gn Empl .24 834+2V4 Longines.20 914+2V2 pratt Lam 1 15 AMCAP 4.50 Alaska Airl Gen Interior Cust B4 .. 8.11 7.99 6.06 — 0.05 - 5 7V2+ 1/2 Clark C .05b 334+ Vs 57/s+ 44 Louis Shery 4 + % PrenHall .68 271 Am Bus 2.79 Cust Kl . . 6.81 6.56 6.81 — 0.13 AlbaWal .24 Gen Plywod Aldon Indus 544 734+ Va Clarkson In 11 l/i+2% 3%+ VB LaGasS .104 24V4+8V2 PresR A .80 6 Am Div 8 58 Cust K2 . . 3.92 3.57 3.92 — 0.21 4 41/2— i/B ClarostatM 41/4+ Va Genge Indst 22V8+ Va LSB Ind 5i 2'/2 PresR B .80 31 AM EXPRESS FUNDS: Cust SI . . 14.92 13.57 14.92 — 0.72 All £m Eng GeniscoTec Cap 6.54 AlleghCpwt 334 41/4+ VA Clary Corp 5V8+ 1/2 334+ 4* LTV Aro .80 17 — Vs Preston .28b 2 6.72 +0.45 Cust S2 .. 8.34 7.51 B.34 — 0.36 GerberSc In Inc 7.53 . . 5.89 5.33 Allegh Air 444 6 + % ClopayCp 4i 844+14* 1 I6V2+ 44 LTV Arowf 434+ 44 price Capitl 49 7.67 +0.18 Cust S3 5.89 — 0.26. 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Avislnd ,30e 41A+ Va Digital Eqpt 2 9 + Sayre Fishr Drexel 11.34 10.43 11.61 +0.66 1/ In+ 7 1034+134 NBO Indust 111 3V2 2Vs 31/4 + 3* 89 3'/a 334+ Vs Vocalnpf .66 4 8V2 8V2 8V2— V2 Salem 4.48 4.18 4.48 +0.17 Avondle 1.20 281/2— 1/4 Dillard .30d w v Huffman .60 Scam Instru 43 Dreyfus 9.4B 8.95 9.66 +0.37 Schustr 12.15 11.32 12.15 +0.47 644 844+ VB NeedPak .20 336 8'4 7 1/4 834 91/a VolMdse .20 164 734 6V2 734— Vs Diodes Inc vT £ HuntCh .12 Schenuit .40 50 Dryfs Lv 10.53 10.09 10.69 + 0.29 1334 1734+4V4 Neisner .20 13 113* 11 VB 1134+ 1/4 8 9+34 VoplexC .60 12 834 83* 8V2— 34 BagdadC.40 191/2—114 Diversey .50 i£— v HuskyOI .15 Schiller .16 6t2 9t6 +2t2 Nell Dn ,20d 35 53/4 5 534+ 34 29 8 8V4— 14 VTR Incorp 217 5 4 4%+ 3* SCUDDER FDS: Baker In .24 17V2+F/S Dixlyn Corp : £-£ HuyckCp.40 Science Mgf 21V2 25V4— 34 NestleL.lOg X167 33/4 99 1344 15V2+ 1/2 Vulcn Cp .20 63 5% 434 534— 34 EATON t, HOWARD: Int Inv Bald DH 1.20 D M H Corp 31/4 334+ 1/4 Scientifc Afl 8.47 8.11 8.59 +0.27 26 Stw% Hycon Mfg 3'/2 434 35 5% 5%—3* Vulcanln.30 x52 6V3 5V2 6+14 Bal Spec 26.66 24.96 26.68 +0.80 Dome Petro ' Newcor .90 3 1334 13V2 131/2— 1/4 Scope Indus 7 .. 9.71 9.06 9.93 +0.47 Bald Se .16d '51/4+ 44 ,?i, Hydrometl 444 6V2+ 14 61 Gwth Bal 12.59 11.96 12.59 Domtar .60a 1 NewEg Nuc 127 834 6V2 83*+IV4 Scottys Hm 6 7 /a+14* W.W .. 5.13 4.99 5.19 +0.04 Bali Co Inc 5'4+ 44 34+7V4 Hydmtpf .60 IOV2 1134—11/2 29 111/2 Income Com a.02 7.31 8.02 DorseyC .10 NHBallB.40 53 734 6Vs 7V6+ Va Scurry Rain 10 IIV4 + IV4 WabMag .20 684 11 8V2 10% + lV2 . . 6.77 6.35 6.90 +0.23 Banff Oil Lt 7 + 1/2 ••••• Hygrade Fd 944 15 +13/4 406 15V4 Spec Fd . 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Side Fd . 8.22 7.76 6.22 +0.21 934+liA Dynalectrn Norf Sou Ry 121/a 1034 11%— 1/2 Seemn Bros .. 12.34 12.51 +0.50 Barry R lOi xB4 734+ 3* Imp Ch .17d 20 5t5 4 285 5% 41/4 534+ 44 WeilMcL.50 X140 23V2 18>4 23V2 + 4 Essex 11.71 SIGMA FUND5 5V2+ 1/4 Norlin Cp 1 356 1234 10 1234+ 3* SelasCp .40 .. 10.81 10.90 +0.18 BarryWr .30 108 ImprlOil .50 X385 16% 114 1046 834 1044+ 3* WeimanC5i 79 8V4 534 814 + lVa Everst 10.61 Can . 6.72 5.90 6.72 +0.46 NOrtek Incp 1274 IOV2 91/8 1034+ 34 Selig Lz .20e .. 4.57 4.69 +0.26 Bartell Med - 239 Imp TG ,04d 10 1tl5 24 734 FD Cap . 4.20 Inv 8.31 8.98 +0.29 5V +m NA Mtg ,85d 259 1B44 16Va 18V2 + % Sequya Ind 7 734— I/B Welded Tub 109 5VB 2VA 5Vs+ 44 .. 7.57 7.79 +0.40 Barfh SpT33 97 63s+lV' a EagleClo.25 " 71/4+IV2 Ind Headwt 96 74B 693 4 Fairfld . 6.83 Trsf . 7.41 7.07 7.41 +0.05 NOAm Royl 45 5V8 334 5VB+ 4* Servisco .36 234 334+ 34 Wellco .10b 51 7 534 7 + V2 .. 8.04 7.56 8.19 +0.30 EarlShib.64 17V8+ % 107 9Va Fm Bur . 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IB.44 17.15 18.92 +1.03 , East Co 1.40 24V2— % NOIPSpf 414 Z60 54 54 54 + 1,4 Shaer Sh .36 14 +1 Spectra . 5.70 4.96 5.70 +0.39 Beco In ,25d 9 17 Instron Cp 35 644 57 5 414 5 + 1/4 westate pet 684 6 4V2 57/B+ 34 FINANCIAL PROGRAMS: Ea Nwst Ind wt 416 44* 31/4 44 Shahmoon St Farm . 4.26 4.17 4.26 +0.03 Bell Elect™ 1084 534+IVB Freight 41/2 InstrSy .75b 415 8Va 44*+ 140 43* 3.56 3.39 3.69 +0.14 Ea20r E r NOvo Cp .80 107 9% 8 934+T4 Shattuck Dn 344 4 Westb Fash 368 5VaV/a 5VB+1V4 Dyn State St . 36.50 33.00 36.50 +2.25 Belscot Retl 54 64*+ 34 *P 4V4+ 1/4 IntCh&NucI 612 43 111 434 Ind .. 3.17 2.98 3.17 +0.05 Nuclear Am 1080 31/4 2VB 31/4 + 1/2 Sheff W.12e 3VB 314—1 West Fin Cp 53 12149 12V4+1% IOV4— 34 Eckmar Cp 6 +IV2 Intl control 366 6V2 94 546 Inc . . 4.97 4.77 5.05 +0.10 Benrus Cp 131 Nuclear Dat 639 1934 12V2 1934 + 134 Shelter Res 414 544+ 1/2 Wst Nuclear 175 7Vs5% 7V4+ 4* STEADMAN FUNDS: EcologicSci 2 15V2+11/2 52 151/4 Vent .. 4.23 3.97 4.31 +0.07 BergnBr.24 150 Intcontrl wt 184 244 Nytronics In 969 544 34* 5V2+ 34 13 15 WestnOrbis 283 514234 5V4+2VS Am Ind 6.60 6.11 4.59 +0.13 12 +2Vs Sherwd Med 1st Inv Ds . . 6.02 5.49 6.24 +0.43 Bergnpfl.15 4? 2314+2 EdoCorp .40 x Intl Prot .10 150 12V2 78 39 V2 353/4 39V2+134 West Un int 189 34V2 314* 34V2+1V2 Fidcy 5.40 4.93 5.40 +0.26 1134 1144 0.0— Siboney Cp 1st F va .. . . 8.49 7.93 8.49 +0.26 Bertea Corp 37 6VB+ 34 Edmos ,15d InStrch .15d 216 644 Offshore Co 13 17 1272 21/4 144 2V4+ V2 Whlbrtr.60a X199 2834 25Vs 2834+214 Sci Gr 2.85 2.53 2.85 +0.21 8%+ 1/2 18 .. 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OSullvan .50 28 7% 714 7%+ 34 Simp In .25g 422 744 644 ' 744+ 1/2 7.98 8.20 + 0.53 7.30 6.62 7.30 +0.34 Bohack C 3k 90 1514— 34 Foursq F 7.41 Technic " ' I/B Electrosp5i 1434+1 I S C Indust 60 5 5 — Vs OverhdD .60 299 17 11 16 +1V2 Simplex Wir 87 2234 18 223/B+2V4 NEW YORK (UPD—Bonds traded on 4.05 3.55 4.05 +0.25 Botanyindu 107 5% + FRANKLIN CUSTODIAN: Tech Fd .. 5.67 ITEL Corp 676 8V2 184 314 244 3V4+ Sinclair V 2 Z1520 23 19 - 23 +1 the New York Stock Exchange this week. 5.32 5.87 +0.28 11% 934—2\ ElginNatwt 144+ VB 834+ 34 Oxford Elec 44 DNTC 6.55 6.02 6.55 + 0.14 Tmpltn 22.98 Bow Vail.10 1296 Sitkin S & R 644 WEEKLY BOND SALES 21.87 22.96 +0.59 El Tronics 6V2+ 34 ITI Corport 120 24* 234+ 1/2 OxfdFirstSi 152 10 634 934+2 34 8 + Va Gwth 5.05 4.48 5.05 + 0.12 Tower 4.25 SkaggD.40g Total for the week 4125,478,100 3.89 4.25 +0.17 Bowmar Ins 52 4VB Emenee Cp J.J— OzarkAirlin 228 4V2 34* 4'/2 + 1/2 37 2OV4 1834 20V4— 1/8 Util 5.45 5.19 5.45 + 0.05 Transm 6,07 5 +1 SkyCityStrs week ago S 96,387,400 5.78 6.07 ... Bowne .16 128 12V2— VB Emeryln .30 Jaclyn .15d 36 4% 434+ V4 49 8V2 71/4 8V4— 1/4 Inc 1.78 1.74 1.78 — 0.02 Trav Eq . 7.45 133* I31/4 + IV4 Year ago S 57,156,200 4.78 745 +0.40 Bradford .40 109 10V4+ 4* Empire Fin Slick Cp .32 820 1234 844 1234+2V4 Freedm 6.52 6.26 6.62 + 0.18 Tudor H 11.96 104* . 10 +1 Jameswy2k 22 143* 1334— Va P & F Indus 178 3Vs 24* 3Vs+ 34 Two years ago S 62.012.BOO 11.52 11.98 +0.18 Slick pf 134 26Vi 1944 Fd Mldp 8.06 7.50 6.25 + 0.35 20th CG 2.53 •: Branch I .50 x7 634 634+ VB Entron Incp 3V2+ 3* Jeanett GIs 278 15V4 15V8+5 Pac Csf Prp 309 33* 23* 334+ 44 357 26V4+33/4 2.22 2.53 +0.20 SMD Ind .17 41/2 Fund Am 7.07 6.69 7.20 + 0.23 20th Cl . 3.55 BrandRac 1 14V2 Jeffsn Lake 154 83* 8V4 + I PGEIPM.09 2 1346 13V2 13V2— 1/4 81 6VB 3.J9 3.55 +0.11 PSh.80a 1314+1V4 Solitron .22 15 Gen Sec 8.30 7.72 B.4B + 0.32 Unified 7.75 BranfClA3k 104S+134 PGEIepflVa . 5 13% 134* 134*—1/4 1665 1934 6.96 7-75 +0.30 3V2+ 3* Jefferson St 58 104* Sondr Bdcst 1944+334 Gibr Gr 6.07 5.47 6.24 + 0.51 Unifund 7.76 Braniff wts Equity Cp5i 4 — i/ PGEIpf 1.20 22 15V4 14V2 15 191 16 IOV4 7.35 7.74 +0.21 58 +3 Jervis Cp5i 165 434 2 SorgPap.20 GROUP SEC: Un Cap ... 7.55 Brascan la EitCf2 11 101/4 1034— 1/2 Treasury bonds 7.01 7.55 +0.35. Equ Fd.lOe 17 +1V4 Jetronic Ind 149 2% 234+ 1/4 PGESpf 114 12 16 154* 1544 18 Apex 6.06 5.59 6.22 + 0.37 UNITED FUNDS: BraunEn .32 Soundesgn 362 6V4 4V2 6V4 + T/4 1314+ 34 Ernst EC 6i 4VB+ VB Johns B Strs 45 43/4 41/2 PG 5rpf IV4 43 153/4 15Va 1534+ 1/4 SCEdpf8.96 Bal 7.74 7.49 7.86 + 0.18 Breeze Corp 17 101 993A lOOVa— % 10.52 9.93 Accu 5.58 5.00 5.58 +0.34 71/4— VB Ero Industr 6V2 + 1VB Jupiter Crp 171 9Va 9 +14* PGEpfA 114 18 15% 15'4 1544— 3* SCEdpf 1.30 NEW YORK (UPD—Over the counter Com St 10.72 + 0.37 Bro Dart 26 19V2 19 19V2+ 34 Gth FdAm .. 5.48 5.15 5,66 + 0.24 Incom 10.39 9.89 10.89 +0.54 514—1V2 Esgro Inc IIVB— 4* K.K PGEIepflV-z 59 2IV4 20 20V* SCEdpf 1.45 U.S. Government Treasury bonds this BrodyB.04h 19 1834 183*+ Va Grth Ind 5.81 14.64 16.17 + 0.37 Scien 5.85 5.21 5.85 +0.34 3V2+ 3* Espey Mfg Kaiserlnd2i -1115 15% 15%+234 PGEIepf 13* 22 1734 17 17V4— 14 SCEdpf 1.40 Z1400 1734 week Brks Per .20 534+144 2334 23—34 Gryphn .... 1.93 11.72 12.0J + 0.19 Van 6.41 6.02 6.41 +0.12 7%—44 Esq Radio Kalvex .25d 613 5 4%+lVs PacHoid.60 X113 1634 13V2 15V2+1% SCEd p 02 22 High Low Close Chg Yld BrwnFA.40 IOV2+ % 13 12V2— Va Guard 9.74 16.41 20.10 + 0.88 Un F Cn .. . . 7 09 7.26 7.09 -0.22 2034— 14 Essex Chem VB Kane Miller 358 1214 12VB— VB PcHolpf1.20 19 16V4 15 1534—14 SCEdpf 1.02 6 1214 4S 1970AUP 99.11 99.7 99.13+. 2 6.83 BrwnFB .40 3%+ 13 — 1/4 Ham HDA ... 3.S6 3.30 343 + 0.18 VALUE LINE FDS: 2T/8+ 34 EtsHokn Cp KaneMillwt 80 4% 4%+ 3* Pac Industr 113 3VB 1% 3 + Vs SCEdpf 1.06 11 13V2 1234 2"JS 66-71 Mar 96.12 96.7 96.12+. 3 7.14 BrwnFpf .40 2%+ 34 141/4+ 1/2 Ham Gr 5.52 5.00 5.70 + 0.33 Val Lne 5.31 4.74 5.31 +0.27 5 — Vs Evans Arist 4%+ 34 Kaneb P .70 74 1644 1646+ 1/2 PacLtpf4.36 Z1020 54 50 52 +1 SCEdpf 1.08 16 I41/4 133/4 4s 1971 Aug 95.24 95.10 95.24 + .10 7.53 6.93 6.71 Val Inc .. 4.04 3.82 B T B Corp 15 + VB 3»os 1971 NOV 94.20 94.10 94.20+ .6 7,46 Harbor 7.02 + 0.03 4.04 +0.07 3 —% Exectne .24 KaGEpf 4.V2 Z20 61 61 +1 PacLfpf4.40 Z490 5634 53V4 54 —3'4SCEdpf 1.19 38 1514 1444 8.32 7.89 Val Spc . 4.20 3.70 4.20 +0.24 BTUEng .28 1034+2 4S 1972 Feb 93.28 93.10 93.28 + .10 7.74 Hartwel 8.50 + 0.45 1044— 4s Extndcare 1334+2V8 Pac Ltpf4V2 Z270 56V2 55V4 55V4—IV* So RealtyUt 49 4Va 434 434 ' 7.84 7.58 Vance 5.39 4.84 5.39 +0.2S Buehler Cp 18%+3% KatzDr .50 X117 1334 2"JS 67-72 Jun 89.22 89.10 89.22+ .8 7.95 H4C Lv 7.96 + 0.20 XB3 26VB 22V2 6.02 5.84 Vndrblt . 5.35 4.78 5.35 +0.29 444— VS Kauf&Brwt 1401 124* I2V4+ 34 Pac Ltpf434 Z600 59'4 5734 58 —1 So Royl 1.20 2534+244 4s 1973 Aug 92.4 91.22 VIA + .8 7.83 H&G Fnd .... 4.22 + 0.13 Buellln'.lOb 319 1344 IOV2 8.72 B.31 Vangrd 3.18 2.78 3.14 +0.24 Bundy Cp 1 734+IV4 Fab lnd Inc Kavanau .60 40 9Va 9Va+ VB PacNwTel 1 97 14% 14 1434+ 44 Swst Forest 1344+2 2'/JS 6772 Sep 83.16 88.4 88.16+ .6 7.97 Hedge . 8.88 + 0.30 Sowstlnv .70 15 111/4 1034 Herilge 1.79 1.72 Varied In 4.09 3.84 4.99 +0.13 1334— 14 Fabien .409 Kay Jwl Str 37 344 3'4— 1/4 PacPwLpf5 Z250 64V2 62V2 62V2—IV2 IIV4+ 34 2V2S 67-72 Dec 87.16 87.4 87.16+ .6 7.92 V.84 + 0.05 Viking Gr Burns W .60 53 1046 8 Horace 2.21 11.31 5.33 5.00 5.33 +0.13 28V2—2V2 Fabrics Nat Kenton .32 130 11 1044— IVB PacSavL .30 45 I4V2 13 13Vl— IVi Specialty R IOV2+IV2 4s 1973 Aug 89.4 88.10 89.4 +.18 7.81 12.56 + 0.49 Wells In .. 9.32 BurrJP ,05b " 39 6V2 Hubshn . 3.96 3974 8.85 9.32 +0.15 3VB FairNol .04h Ketchrn .30g 84 10'4 IDV4+ 34 PacSAirwts 203 944 63* 934+1% Spector Ind 534 6V2+ 1/2 4'/«s 1973 Nov 86.24 87.30 88.24 + .18 7 62 6.04 5.68 3.99 + 0.13 Wash Mut 9.99 Butler A .10d 13 91/4 1CM Fin 9.29 9.99 +0.31 Fairmn .12b 1834 + lVj PallCorp.32 72 934 V/a 9V4 + 1 Spectrol .36 9 9 — 1/4 4Vas 1974 Feb 86.2 B7.8 88.2 +.18 7.60 3.30 3.33 4.16 + 0.23 Butfes Gas 8 Kewanee .90 37 19 58 ISI Gr WELLINGTON GROUP: Falcon Sbd Speedo Pt 2i 71/4 434 7W+ 34 4'4S 1974 May 87.30 87.0 87.30 + .22 7.78 3.73 3.S5 3.57 + 0.09 Syers Co .30 103*+l% KewOilpf2 12 35 35 +2 Pantasote4i 34 414 344 4VB+ Va 145 Explr 18.40 17.0818.40 +0.S9 Spencr Shoe 844 844+IVB 3?«5 1974 Nov 85.6 84.4 85.8 +.24 7.72 ISI Ire 6.05 5.62 3.79 + 0.07

ITEMS & PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU June Savings.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1970 HEINZ Mushroom

THEY'RE ON US Soup, Kennedy ... NOT YOU women

LIMIT - 3 WITH OTHER PURCHASES get a OF $5.00 OR MORE, EXCLUDING CIGARETTES grilling THE KENNEDY WOMEN, by Pearl S. Buck, Cowles, USDA $5.95. The latest book by Nobel CHOICE ARMOUR STAR - ALL MEAT Prize-winner Pearl S. Buck is the author's personal Skinless Franks evaluation and appraisal of U.S. CHOICE- GRAIN FED WESTERN 1-LB. PKG. the Kennedy dynasty. It is 29 REG. OR DINNER generally a waste of the Sirloin Steak...... ,! author's remarkable talents. 20-OZ. LOAF - FRESHBAKE SAVE 12c WELL TRIMMED F C Starting with the late U.S. CHOICE- GRAIN FED WESTERN Buttermilk Bread 3 °R 75 Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose 29 Kennedy, Miss Buck works her way through the rest of Top Round Steak .. B1 the clan, analyzing and BONELESS Service Delicatessen commenting as she goes U.S. CHOICE - GRAIN FED WESTERN along. The most enjoyable 19 ONLY AT STORES MARKED (-k) BELOW parts of the book are Miss Chuck Cube Steaks LB. I Buck's comparisons of the TASTY-TENDER RARE ROAST BEEF U.S. CHOICE- GRAIN FED WESTERN Kennedys with a wealthy and 19 FRESHLY COOKED powerful family the author SLICED - 1/4 LB. knew in China. Bottom Round Roast el It is doubtful that The BONELESS Kennedy Women will endear FRESH LEAN - QUALITY CONTROLLED TRUNZ-STORE SLICED Miss Buck to the Kennedys or 19 Bologna Old Fashioned LB 89C to Kennedy fans — she Ground Round LB1 STORE SLICED - WHITE OR YELLOW frankly portrays the men as LEAN - WHOLE - BONELESS GROUND FRESH SEVERAL TIMES DAILY 5 "power4iungry" and doubts 09 American Cheese - 99° U.S. CHOICE - GRAIN FED WESTERN that the remaining Kennedy Beef Brisket J HOT READY TO EAT brother, Edward, can' be an 29 C effective head of the family. Sirloin Tip Steak. • • • LB1 U.S. CHOICE - THICK CUT CROSS RIB Bar-B-Q Chickens - 69 Instead, Miss Buck says, that U.S. CHOICE - GRAIN FED WESTERN 29 FRESHLY MADE - HOME STYLE because of her courage and 39 london Broil si lack of self-pity "it is highly Porterhouse Steak • • LB I U.S. CHOICE-GRAIN FED WESTERN Cole Slaw...... ^ 39° possible that a Kennedy woman, Ethel Kennedy, may WELL TRIMMED become the new head of the U.S. CHOICE Short Cut Rib Steak V Kennedy dan."—Patricia E. 29 U.S. CHOICE-GRAIN FED WESTERN Davis UPI Flank Steaks ., I 09 DELICIOUS FOR BAR-B-Q Rib Roast , I U.S. CHOICE - GRAIN FED WESTERN MIDDLE CUT THE GREAT ROOB 39 REVOLUTION, by Roger T-Bone Steak I LEAN - MEATY Price, Random House, $5.95. WELL TRIMMED "Hey, rube!" was the old LEAN - BONELESS Plate Boiling Beef.. 6 39 carnie cry for help when the U.S. CHOICE - GRAIN FED WESTERN locals — the rubes from Reuben — acted up. And Beef Stew 89 Chuck Fillet Steak... L= I" according to Roger. Price, in MEATY - THICK CUT BONELESS his own environment the rube C was a man of many virtues. Beef Flanken LB 79 Price, in a book that con- tains no "droodles" and more fgrim JSHSes -than- giggles, *cTaims* when' the' rural rube 49-OZ. PKG. -GRAND 6-OZ. PKG. moved from New England or C the Midwest or wherever to Biz Detergent 15 the big city, he became a ENZYME "Roob with a capital R." 6V2-OZ. CAN - WHITE MEAT IN SPRING WATER Further, theRoobs are taking C over American society — DETERGENT Starkist Tuna 39 turning it into a classless system — and Price LB. PKG. - ALL VARIETIES - ROMANA MACARONI & speculates on what that $ society would be like. Spaghetti , . 5 1 Price also breaks down the UNCLE BEN'S Roobs into stratifications — LIMIT -1 PKG. OF OTHER C basic, avant, new and sub. PURCHASES This doesn'i have anything to OF $5.00, Rice 5 99 do with money; it's more a EXCLUD.CIGARETTES HALF GALLON - SEALTEST matter of cultural, behavioral and thinking patterns. Ice Cream .... 79° Perhaps some of Price's GALLON CAN - GRAND UNION - PURE examples of each type will Garden Fresh Produce help. His classic basic types 69 include the Nixons and Vegetable Oil.. I ii HALF GALLON - TROPICAL Shirley Temple Black. C Classic avants range from LoCal Drinks 49 Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. to LOCAL GROWN William F. "Buckley Jr. C Penguin Sodas Classic subs are H.L. Hunt Cucumbers. .... 3 29 and James Hoffa. The News RIPE haven't yet come up with CH C anybody spectacular. Pineapples ...... - 29 All one can say about LOCAL - CALIFORNIA WONDER Price's picture of the Roob LB C society is that you wouldn't Green Peppers ... 59 12-OZ. want to visit, no less live FLORIDA CANS there.-Joan Hanauer UPI Golden Corn ... 5 EARS 39C RED RIPE - SALAD SIZE TRAY C QUALITY MAID - GRADE "A" SHIPPED Tomatoes 29 WITH THI1 COUPON AND PURCHASE Of £•( EXTRA BONUS CHIFFON MEDIUM EGGS 2 PKGS. Margarine GOOD THRU WED., JUNE 3, 1970 LIMIT — 1 COUPON BLUE PER CUSTOMER Compiled by Publishers' Weekly DC ZEN STAMPS FICTION 0 WITH 'HII COUPON AMO PVMCHAtI Of £2 LOVE STORY - Erich 48-CT. BOX Segan THE FRENCH Tenderleaf Tea Bags LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN — GOOD THRU WED., JUNE 3, 1970 LIMIT - 1 COUPON John Fowles PER CUSTOMER DELIVERANCE — James Dickey TRAVELS WITH MY Health & Beauty Aids AUNT — Graham Greene THE GODFATHER — LIST 890 - 300 COUNT FRENCHETTE - LO CALORIE C OIM BONUS Mario Puzo 2 BTLI. Dressing LOSING BATTLE — Curity Cotton Balls 59 LIST 69c EACH - ADULT - HARD OR MEDIUM GOOD THRU WED., JUNE 3, 1970 F-udora Welty LIMIT - 1 COUPON MR. SAMMLER'S Tek Toothbrushes FOR59C" BLUE PER CUSTOMER PLANET — Sault Bellow STAMPS THE GANG THAT COULDN'T SHOOT OPEN SUNDAYS STRAIGHT — Jimmy Breslin A BEGGAR IN ITEMS & PRICES EFFECTIVE AT... 9 A.M. — 6 P.M. luck's JERUSALEM — Elie Wiesel blackeye peas w/pork THE ANDERSON TAPES 1025 E. HILLSBORO BLVD. Deerfield Bch. WEEK DAYS Iiawrence Sanders 7 c NONFICTION 9A.M.-9P.M. o ,2/49 UP THE ORGANIZATION Robert Townsend EVERYTHING YOU mazola GOLDEN GRAIN KEEBLER STALEY MAflCAL 2 PLY ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX — David corn oil macaroni & vanilla wafers Raffle syrup dinner napkins ma real Hankies spotlifter Reuben MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS GALLON —> Antonia Fraser Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 1 IB

for children Around Memorial Day we hear about the "Indy 500," and the thoughts of young Now PUBLIXoffers a favorite CUSTOMER-BONUS men turn lightly to what they have been on heavily all the year long — automobiles. True and tragic it is that to go with your Samsonite folding table. automobiles figure in the violent deaths of too many young male Americans. But one plus mark must be given to the affinity of the very young American male for the combustion engine. More Samsonite. than any other subject (with the passible exception of baseball) the automobile can induce pre-teen and early- Scott White, Yellow, or Pink teen boys to read books. 100 h eet Youngsters whd are not Bathroom Tissue .4 r°on s 59< willing readers, or who suspect that all books are an All Flavors insidious extension of the Toastem Pop-Ups • . 39< classroom, will read books about automobiles with a Campfire 16 minimum of arm twisting. Marshmallows . . . ba°| 25< You bring them home from your library and the titles of Campbell's Chicken With Stars or WITH $25.00 WORTH the books will do the rest. Chicken With Rice OF GREEN REGISTER TAPES Until you know what he c.im. «> 10%-oz. prefers, bring home some dOUpS • • • • • • A cans fiction and some non-fiction Alcoa Wrap 12" Width from the following list: Here Is Your Hobby: Car Aluminum Foil ... IVJ 29< Customizing, edited by Henry Joan of Arc Gregor Felsen. Illustrated 1 z Hungry Jack with photographs. (11 to 15). Butter Beans. , 2 oans 33< Says the co-ordinator of Pancake Mix.... '$£• 29< Libraries for Shaker Heights Coffee Mate Non-Dairy Prices Effective 1 Staley's (Ohio) School District: "Five Coffee Creamer . 89« n Mon-Tue-Wed. recognized hot rodders Waffle Syrup. . . . b£ 29< present chapters on Taster's Choice Freeze Dried Sunsweet June 1-2-3 customizing cars for young Wyler's Onion Coffee. *°T95< r e EXTRA readers. Attention is given to Prune Juice .... Soup Mix .... 2 p k fs. 25< both full-sized cars and model Glad Plastic IW^GreenStamps cars. Numerous photos show 8 c Sacramento Tabby Treat various aspects and exam- Sandwich Bags. . . go x Cat Food .... 2 B& 29< Sliced or By the Piece ples. The book will appeal to Tomato Juice . .3cans Quarter Pork Loin \%.t\l I boys interested in cars and Kraft's (Coupon expires Wed., June 3, 1370) New Yorker Chunky (Coupon Good From Vero Beach may be a lure to the reluctant To Miami ONLY) reader. Sensible approach 25-oz. Orange and safety measures em- Apple Sauce. . .3jars 1 Rally White, Marmalade. . . 3 Jr°* •!. . . EXTRA phasized." O'Sage Raggedy Ripe IM^GreenStamps Yellow, or Pink •41 WITH THI! COU'Oti AMD fulCNAK OF * Any Brand 1 -Ib. pkg. Grand Prix Monaco by Freestone Sliced Bacon Jeffrey Ashford. Fiction. (10 29-oz. can Mazola (Coupon expires Wed., June 3, 1970) to 16). Says School Library Peaches ...... 29< (Coupon Good From Vero Beach Journal: "Good sports fic- Corn Oil Margarine • 39< To Miami ONLY) VaperTowels Van Camp (limit 1 coupon per family) tion. Talented young driver Dick Knox and owner- 15-02. Golden Gift Kidney Beans. .2cans 35« EXTRA mechanic Harry Chambers 168-ct. Orange Juice. • . 3 89* MSWGreenStamps take a long-shot chance at the F&P Sliced Red ; j racing pot of gold, and with roll Dairi Fresh, Large Curd 16-oz. or Schmierkase 12-ct. box. Regular or Super team-backed autos flashing Beets...... 2cans 25< around the track, the tension 1G-0Z. Kotex Napkins Cottage Cheese. • • (Coupon expires Wed., June 3, 1970) of top-flight competition is (LIMIT 2 WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $5 F&P Cream Style or Whole Kernel (Coupon Good From Vero Beach T vividly conveyed as Dick OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES) IB-oz. Dairi Fresh W/Pineapple cup o Miami ONLY) practices, qualifies, and very Golden Corn . .2cans 35< Cottage Cheese. • • nearly wins. A well developed Dei Monte 12-oz. novel." Dairi Fresh W/Chives cup 18-oz. 12-OZ. cans Tomato Wedges 5 Cottage Cheese. • . CUP • 33-oz. pkg., Finish Automatic Kings of the Drag Strip by i Rath All Beef Wisconsin Mild Ross R. Olney. (10 to 16). De! Monte Chunk Dishwasher Detergent ib. (Coupon expires Wed., June 3, 1970) School Library Journal says: Wieners . .... K: 69* 6V2-OZ. Brick Cheese • • • • (Coupon Good From Vero Beach "For car enthusiasts of any Light Tuna. . . .3cans '1. To Miami ONLY) age. They will enjoy reading i Swift's Premium Hickory Smoked Kraft Sliced Boneless 12-oz. about the 12 top men in drag American Cheese • • Pkg. . EXTRA racing, discussed in a chatty Daisies " 89< S style. An explanation of drag .WGreenStampWITH THIJ ( s Swift's Premium Quick Frozen, racing classes, excellent 34-oz. bottle, Bowlene photos, glossary of terms, Sliced men (gfco 1 2 z 19 Toilet Bowl Cleaner and a good index are ad- Calves Liver .... p k°g M Rich's (Coupon expires Wed., June 3, 1970) ditional offerings." (Coupon Good From Vero Beach 16-oz. To Miami ONLY) Coffee Rich • • ctn. Here Is Your Hobby: Slot Minute Maid Car Racing by Robert Braverman and William Swift's Premium Limeade 6 £& 79< Neumann. (10 and up). Genoa Salami ... %-ib. 49< Morton's S-oz. ctn., Knox American Library 1 z Ferndale's All White Oven Roasted English Muffins. . . ft 29< Gelatin Association Booklist says: (Coupon expires Wed., June 3, 1970) "Written by two men who Turkey Roast. . . . w«». 5.9< Howard Johnson's Coconut, Fudge, or (Coupon Good From Vero Beach have made careers of model 1 To Miami ONLY) cars, this serviceable and Orange Cake . . . Jte 79< welcome survey of a fast growing hobby covers model Fresh, New Jersey car scales, building cars from Sea Brand Peeled & Cleaned kits and from scratch, 39 Asparagus motors, gears, tires, chassis Shrimp ...... *1 and body modifications, Crisp, Fresh Jpjh^ ! * track building, and slot racing centers. It includes a Leaf Lettu glossary of slot racing jargon and a list of manufacturers. Crisp, Fresh The lucid text is well sup- plemented by many excellent Bibb L captioned photographs." Nutritious, Florida • Carrots Hunger for Racing by James McM. Douglas. U.S. No. 1 Fiction. (10 to 15). This is GREEN racing, American style — STAMPS Red Bliss Potatoes stock cars on the oval tracks. A pick-up racing team that includes a dropout and a Ph D Where shopping break into the big races in a novel that was dubbed the best auto racing novel of its is a pleasure season by the School Library Journal. Lcunb£cJ&l Swift's Premium, U.S.D.A. Inspected, U.S. Choice, Quick Frozen Lamb Find a Career in Auto Camino Gardens - Boca Raton Mechanics by C. William Shoulder Roast 69< 100 W. Caroino Real Harrison. (12 to 16). School Library Journal says: 5th Ave. PLAZA- Boca Raton "Emphasizing the broad Shoulder Chops 79< :PDBUX U.S. Highway #* & 5th kit. range of skills, know-how, 8SA iaHKETS ingenuity, and efficiency " « ^ needed, this contains job Round Bone Palm Aire Shopping Center **• descriptions for lube men, 272 S. Federal Hwy., Deerfield Beach V mechanics of all types, and Chops...... ,89* fii specialists. Stresses, in • straight-to-the-point style, the vital role of the mechanic in safety. Proves that the occupation is full of problems and hazards as well as rewards and satisfactions." 12B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 31197, 0 Lj 1•i ••1 G-l HELP MALE HI CHILD CARE & WEB OFFSET PRESSMAN NURSERIES |§e A Knowbody. APPRENTICE. No ex- B OOG A A R T s perience necessary. Ex- TIC TOC Private School. cellent working conditions. Infants to 7 years. Open all ma 1 Bi VA Approved Training. year. 273 N.W. 15th St. Boca Hook To Your Fringe benefits, mechanical 395-5044 Including Sats. ::ft experience helpful. Apply in person to Boca Raton News, H-2 INSTRUCTIONS & 34 SE' 2nd, Chuck Jesse or TUTORING Newspaper John Morrison. "^M^ R^^^S 8f^^HI ^^^^Hi ^^^^^B Corrective Educational G-2 HELP FEMALE Center of Boca. Remedial K-2 HOUSEHOLD GOODS RECEPTIONIST reading, Tutoring. USED FURNITURE, (CLASSIFIED Registering for summer BOOKKEEPER TABLES — CHAIRS — I EFFECTIVE MAY 8, 1970 For Extremely busy animal program 3914017. COUCHES. Boca Quality clinic. Must be 21 years of ' PROFESSIONAL Used Furniture, 117 NW11 St ROYAL PALM PLAZA MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS age, dependable and willing All ages. All problems. 391-3580. BOCA RATON to learn. References M.I.T. Honor grad. A-ANNOUNCEMENTS required. Call 395-6485. Harold Selleck, 395-3303 For Fast Results Prices Good thru Saturday, June 6th B-LOST & FOUND CITY OF Uso The H-3 SCHOOLS & CAMPS There are two butcher shops and C-PERSONALS BOCA RATON Boca Raton News D-TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Career Job Openings BOCA PALM DAY SCHOOL Boogaarts Great Valu, where you can buy ESPECIAL NOTICES CLERKI SUMMER DAY CAMP To Place a $376-1466 Month AGES 3 TO 8 YEARS OLD. Classified USDA PRIME BEEF in Boca Raton. F-BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY CLERK STENOI CALL 395-3698 G-EMPLOYMENT $413-$503 Month Ad Call USDA PRIME BEEF is a higher grade beef H-INSTRUCTIONS APPLY PERSONNEL 395-8300 and OFFICE-CITY HALL than USDA Choice sold by all other J-FINANCIAL 8AM-5PM 399-6719 Super Markets in Boca Raton. K-MERCHANDISE CLERK-TYPIST for general L-MOBILE HOMES.ETC. office work. Must be able to BOOGAARTS SELL USDA PRIME BEEF M-MARINE handle phones and light CITY OF at USDA CHOICE PRICES - bookkeeping. Call Mr. BOCA RATON N-ANIMALS Owens, 395-6400. ARE YOU ENJOYING THE BEST MEATS? PREAL ESTATE career job openings R-AVIATION SECRETARY Fresh Grade A Fla. or Ga. Shipped D&D RECEP TIONIST EQUIPMENT SAUTOMOTIVE For construction office. Neat appearance. Good benefits. J-l INVESTMENT OPPORT. OPERATORS II Apply 2260 NE 1 Ave., Boca CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX COMMENCING $2.99-$3.51 Hour Raton. NEW PROJECT Whole Fryers GI HELP MSLE L-3 MOBILE HOME P-11 RENTALS Commencing New Project G2 HELP FEMALE PARKS i LOTS • RENT OUT OF STATE PART TIME G-3 HELP MALE-FEMALE P-12 RENT, MISC. STENOGRAPHER Will yield $1 and V4 million SECURITY GUARD G-* SALES HELP WANTED Ml BOATS P-13 REAL ESTATE TRADE (Gross) within the next 11 G-5 SITUATIONS WANTED M 2 YACHTS PU4 REAL ESTATE WANTED CALL 399-7444 PIS WANTED TO RENT $400-$490 Month M-3 B0ATS4YACHTS.HIRE H. MELL INTERIORS. months. Two principles will M4 MARINE EQUIPMENT RESIDENTIAL H-i CHILD CARE S P16 WANTED TO RENT be accepted at $50,000 each. NURSERIES i SUPPLIES FLA. ATLANTIC UNIV. IB. M 5 DOCKS, RENT, STORAGE MISCELLANEOUS This is indeed a tax shelter H-2 INSTRUCTIONS S P-17 WANTED TO RENT Immediate openings for TUTORING M-6 MARINE REPAIRING project. Invitation open thru Apply M / MARINE, WANTED STORES I OFFICES 29* H-3 SCHOOLS I CAMPS P18L0TSSACREAGE.SALE qualified applicants. PERSONNEL OFFICE TO BUY Monday June 15. Inquire P-19 HOMES FOR SALE SECRETARIES A.H.T., P.O. Box 523, CITY HALL VALLEYDALE SMOKED 1-1 INVESTMENT DPPORT. P 20 DUPLEX FOR SALE N-l PEIS, GROOMING >-21 COOPS 8 CONDOS Typing & Shorthand a MUST. i-2 BUSINESS OPPORT. S BOARD Pompano Bch., Fla., 33061 for 1-3 BUSINESS OPPORT. FOR SALE ACCOUNT CLERK 8 A.M.-5P.M. N-2 DOMESTIC ANIMALS P 22 INCOME PROP. SALE the Brief. WANTED N-3 PETS FOR SALE J-4 WANTED TOBORRO W P-23M0B11EPARKS1LOTS Accounting, clerical ex- Shoulder Picnic J-5 MONEY TO LEND P 24 APIS.. MOTELS, perience. HOTELS SALE We Are E-x-p-a-n-d-i-n-g P-l HOTELS. MOTELS P-25 COMMERCIAL S BUS Contact personnel 395-5100. 4 to 8 Ib. avg. K-l ANTIQUES S ART PROPERTY SALE FOR RENT K-2 HOUSEHOLD GOODS P-26 OUT OF TOWN Equal opportunity employer. SOUTHERN BELL NEEDS: K-3 MISCELLANEOUS SALE P-2 ROOM t BOARD PROPERTY, SALE WHOLE lt MMUSiCAUNSTRUMENTS P-3 ROOMS FOS RENT DENTAL ASSISTANT CABLE SPLICERS HELPERS Lb. K-5 WEARING APPAREL P-4 APARTMENTS S-l AUTOS KB JEWELRY S STONES FOR RENTFURN. S-2 AUTOS WANTED AND RECEPTIONIST IN BOCA RATON—POMPANO—DELRAY 45 K-7 BUILDING MATERIALS P-5 APARTMENTS S3 AUTO RENTALS. HIRE Experience not required. Call K-8 PLANTS, TREES, ETC. FOR RENTUNFURN. S-4 AUTO LOANS BEACH USDA INSPECTED FROZEN WINONA K-9 WANTED TO BUY P 6 MOBILE HOMES. S-5 AUTO ACCESSORIES 391-4440 Apply By Phone RENTALS S PARTS P-7 DUPLEX-RENTALS S-6 CAMPERS • ACCES. G-3 HELP MALE-FEMALE 942-9088 l-l MOBilE HOMES, P 8 HOUSES FOR RENT S7 MOTORCYCLES, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. DUCKS 4/6 lb. avg. Ib. 69 TRAILERS • SALE P9 MISC. FOR RENT BICYCLES, ETC. L-2 MOBILE HOMES, P 10 OUT OF TOWN S-8 TRUCKS, TRAILERS, A-l PERSONNEL HYGRADE TRAILERS • RENT HOUSE i APTS.-RENT TRACTORS Your Little Fee Agency. 500 S. CYPRESS POMP. Corned Beef Brisket ib. 79 Lady or man for light WEB OFFSET PRESSMAN BOCA RATON NEWS delivery 8 AM to 12 noon, 5 USDA PRIME days a week. University Optical Lab, Mr. Melvin 391- APPRENTICE Boneless Top Round Steak CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1579. Science teacher for Junior No experience necessary. Excellent working | RATES AND INFORMATION High, St. Joan of Arc School. conditions. VA Approved Training. Fringe .b 1.28 Beginning Sept. 1970. Call 395- benefits, mechanical experience helpful. The Boca Raton News is published Tuesday through- 4288 or 395-3550 after 3:30. Apply in person to Boca Raton News, 34 SE Friday afternoon and Sunday. Holiday Inn, 2809 S. Octan 2nd, Chuck Jesse or John Morrison. SIRLOIN TIP STEAK Blvd., Highland Bch, need full time evening or all night DEADLINES utility worker. Full time 6 ,1.28 day week, year round position.Hours flexible. 6PM Boneless Bottom Round Roast Classified advertising deadline for each daily to 2AM or 10PM to 6AM. Must SALARY and BONUS publication is at 5:00 P.M. the day prior. For Sunday — be reliable. Regular wage 1 P.M. Friday. for increases and job security. High School Senior or College Boys Age no problem. Apply in to work with Boys 12-14 years old. person to Mr. Farson. Classified display advertising deadline for each daily Part Time — 8 weeks publication is at 11:30 A.M. the day prior. For Sunday RENT FREE PRIME RIBS ib 1.29 — 11:30 A.M. Friday. Motel seeks couple, Man to do Apply in Person to John Golden light maintenance (may also 34 S.E. 2nd St Boca Raton Second Cut hold full time job) and wife to Cancellation of Ads: After an ad is ordered, it cannot work a few hours each day. PRIME RIBS b 1.09 be cancelled or changed before first publication. Call 395-7172. RATES Rates are based on the size of the ad and consecutive F-BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY SIRLOIN STEAKSd.29 frequency as shown on the chart below. WHEN THE NEED IS THERE ~ TIMES ~ — ARE YOU? LINES 1-2-3 4-5 ft-9 10-19 20 or more 4 to 6 32 .28 .24 .22 .20 To fill the needs of all kinds of people with RUMP ROAST ib 1.39 7 to 13 .28 .24 .21 .19 .17 services like these ... get directory .17 .15 WESTERN QUARTER SLICED 1 4 or More .25 .22 .19 assistance. Special contract rates are available for commercial % CALL BARBARA 395-8300 PORK LOIN ib. 78 advertisers. Please call for information. :* AIR CONDITIONING HOME IMPROVEMENTS PT.ASTRRHW; WESTERN CENTER CUT AO CLASSIFIED DISPLAY , S and HEATING MR. SERVICE Rates: $1.68 Per Column Inch :•:• AIRTECH HEATING & AL JAMES, BUILDER 399-8866 Special Rates available for -x ADDITIONS-SUB WORK Rib Pork Chops ib 98 Classified Contract Accounts. S: AERCOND. Prompt personalized NEW CONSTRUCTION PLASTER MAN WESTERN COUNTRY CTYLE LIC-INS 942-1671. Specializing in patch ERRORS | economical service Call 395- 9465. "MR.TODD" plastering, restoration and Advertisers are requested to check the first :£ waterproofing. Workmanship SPARE RIBS »b 78 appearance of ads for corrections. This S MR. SERVICE REPAIRS & ADDITIONS PAINTING & PLUMBING guaranteed. I am ex- newspaper will be responsible for only one & 399-8866 perienced and reliable. Call WESTERN ^rt LICENSED & INSURED incorrect insertion. ANY ERROR SHOULD BE £ ALTERATIONS 943-5954. REPORTED IMMEDIATELY & FINANCING AVAILABLE EXCELLENT TAILOR All BOCA 941-4000 ~^~ ROOF CLEANING PORK BUTT ROAST ib. 68 kinds of Ladies & Men's AND PAINTING TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD :•:•: HOME MAINTENANCE WESTERN Alterations ... Barton & DON & JOHNS 395-8300 X Miller Cleaners & Laundry, MR. SERVICE TOLL FREE FROM :?• 399-8866 Roof, house or trim, Pressure 78 FT. LAUDERDALE, DEERFIELD, POMPANO, ><: 2600 N. Dixie Hwy. at 5 Cleaning & Painting. PORK BUTT STEAK b 399-6719 *: : Points. Wilton Manors 566- ODD JOBS WANTED MIAMI & Licensed Ins. Free Estimate ALWAYS GOOD 944-0397 & 4314. FIXIT, SPRINKLERS 946-1000. ( 8 A.M.-5 P.M. —MONDAY THRU FRIDAY *j CABINET MAKING PAINT FACIA, ROOF Roof Repairs, Re-Roofing SLICED BACON <>69 THE WORK BENCH WHAT HAVE YOU 395-3537 Roof Painting, New Roofs Formica Cabinets and Wood LAWN MAINTENANCE" "ANYTHING IN ROOFING" HYGRADE BALL PARK FRANKS OR THE BOCA RATON NEWS 1 working of all types. 2640NW NEED LAWN CARE?? Licensed & Insured PHONE 395-8300 f 1 Ave (Bay 2 & 3) Boca 391- For quality and reliable 943-3099 DAYS KNOCKWURST » 34S.E.2NDST. P.O.BOX580 Si 3131. service let us relieve you of 391-2339 NITES BOCA RATON, FLORIDA . •:•: CONCRETE WORK your cutting, trimming and MR. SERVICE WESTERN SLICED Patio's—Driveways edging problems! Call: 399-8866 Sidewalks—Keystone repair TRIM-A - LAWN 391-5700 SLIPCOVERS BEEF LIVER »> Brick work. John Waid PAINTING Rattan cushions re-made. G-l HELP MALE G-l HELP MALE 395-8017 399-3584 PUBLIC ARVAN the PAINTMAN Your fabric or ours. Foam COLONEL EDWARDS WHOLE -^ ELECTRICAL SALARY AND BONUS ROUTE MAN Qualified to House & roof painting rubber in stock. Call Paul 399- NOTICE run vending route. Apply Need A Electrician? Call for WALLPAPERING 5152. Federal Vending, 6299 N. Charlie McQuiston. Laury HOG SAUSAGE »> 79* HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR 391-0399 . SURGICAL & EXERCISE NOTICETOTHE PUBLIC Fed. Hwy., Boca Raton, Fla. Lee Electric, 395-9621 or "MR.TODD" EQUIPMENT USDA INSPESTED ROGERS ROYAL _ ^A anytime. Licensed, insured, SUBJECT: Summer schedule of COLLEGE BOYS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR BOCA RATON SURGICAL City Council Meetings. EXCELLENT. ZE N to work with boys 12-14. Part OPPORTUNITY reasonable. LICENSED & INSURED SUPPLY INC. 50 NE 1 Ave, FRYER LIVERS ™ , 23* Regular Meetings will be held as time — 8 weeks. APPLY IN MR. SERVICE BOCA 941-4000 Boca Raton, 395-9285. 8 P k follows; PERSON. John Golden, Boca -FRONT END 3J39-8866 TV SERVICE ALIGHMENT MAN S&M PAINTERS ALWAYS GOOD BEEF-HAM-TURKEY- JUNE 9th and 16th 1970 Raton News, 34 S.E. 2 St., HOME IMPROVEMENTS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE STAR TV SERVICE JULY 7th and 21st 1970 MECHANIC CORNED BEEF-PASTRAMI 3 oz. AUGUST 4th and 18th 1970 Boca Raton. WARREN FORSMAN NEW OR OLD WORK REPAIR ALL MAKES GENERAL CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES COLOR, BLACK & WHITE If found necessary to conduct Boy with auto to work 5 days Benefits including company- ?kg business on dates other than above, " Alterations & Additions NO JOB TOO SMALL ZENITH SALES & SERVICE Chipped Meats Special Meetings will be called and per week 2:30-7:30 Tuesday paid hospitalization and Boca 390-0770 Call after 5,391-1739. 2174 NE 1 Ave. Boca 399-226g announced. thru Friday. 12-7 p.m. major medical and profit USED FURNITURE "* Saturday. Apply in Person: sharing. Apply in person to PAINTING . CHECKERBOARD FARMS SLICED Jacob Heidt HOME REPAIRS BUY-SELL—TRADE Jacob Heidt, City Clerk Boca Raton News, 34 SE 2nd Russ Sann, Service Manager, INTERIORS ALTERATIONS Boca Quality Used Furniture St. Jerry Lewis or John King Toyota, 1441 S. Federal EXTERIOR Publish: May 31, 1970 NO JOB TOO SMALL & Thrift Shop 117 NW 11th St. Turkey and Gravy <'£1.5ff Furnish proof of publication Golden. Hwy., Deerfield Bch. J.RUSSELL 391-1695 391-5958 ANYTIME 391-3580. Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 13B K-2 HOUSEHOLD GOODS K-3 MISCELLANEOUS SALE P-3 ROOMS FOR RENT P-4 APARTMENTS P-5 APARTMENTS P-9 MISC. FOR RENT P-181OTS&ACREAGE,SALE P-18L0TS&ACREAGE.SALE FOR RENT-UNFURN. •I HOUSE FULL OF FUR- EXCELLENT, efficient, Lovely room private home. FOR RENT-FURN. DRUMMONDBLDG 10 LOTS "U" shaped Vista * NITURE. May 28, 29, 30. economical, Blue Lustre One block Bibletown Huge furnished 3 room apt. 2 DEERFIELD BEACH. Hills N.W. 2nd Court Va Block IF YOU'RE carpet cleaner. Rent electric auditorium. Lady. Spacious 3 room. June 15th. bath. Air & heat. Security & Prestige office space S. of N.W. 40th Street sewers " ALSO HOUSE FOR SALE, $150 per month. Lease. Apt. 2 IN BUSINESS 3100 NE 5 Ave. Boca. shampooer $1. Belzer's Hdw., Reasonable. 395-1458. references. 836 S.E. 5th AVE. available. Size to suit". Im- and water. $42,000.00 29 per 3198 N. Fed. Hwy., Boca. Hudson. 3763 N.W. 4th Ave. mediate occupancy. Call cent down. Z GARAGE SALE 96" seafoam Room in home close to DELRAY. TO MAKE MONEY, Boca. resident Mgr. 399-1193 EUGENE R. ."* green velvet sofa, like new Aquaqueen, electric University and IBM. Male. VILLA MAYA, 301 S.W. 8th HERE'S HOW TO DO IT Brokers protected. PIETKIEWICZ, 2553 W. 47th !* $125 or best offer, pair of automatic pool floor vacuum. Call 395-2792. P-5 APARTMENTS St. Large 1 bedroom Apt. 35 FROM THE GROUND UP. Cost new $375. Sell for $125. ft. private garden patio; Street, Chicago, Illinois 60632 Visit Bill Kincaid, Associate, !i matching seafoam green Hotel room, very desirable — FOR RENT-UNFURN. Classified Ad Service Dehumidifier. Cost $135. Sell adults only; yearly lease. For Phone 312-3600 at Boca Raton Bateman - living room chairs $65. Pair has everything. Conveniently WE'RE GIVING AWAY information Call 395-7777. Phone 395-8300 SABAL PALM LAKE Office and view the best of Gold and Black cane back for $60. 391-1203. located in Boca ?20 week. 395- THE MONTH OF JUNE COLONIAL COURT The lot is on the lake and is apertment sites in the Boca ' dining room chairs $25 ea. Use News ClassffUSF 0246. - Also records 25 cents. Kodak ...To New Tenants. Lease a 2 bedroom apartments P-ll RENTALS probably the only one left for Area, complete with streets, utilities and sewers. These M18 cartridge movie camera P-4 APARTMENTS lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath unfurnished-air-heat sale at any price. Why let it OUT OF STATE, _ are located in a hot action 1 $35. Fishing reels Minox K-4MUSICALINSTRUMENTS apartment for $220. monthly $180 per month yearly lease 3 bedroom 1 bath Mountain slip by you? MI.S 676W. CalL FOR RENT-FURN. rental and enjoy a month's area. camera. 98 S.W. 12 Ave., PIANOS & ORGANS 315 N.W. 20th St. Boca Raton cabin, Highlands, N.C., Gall, Assoc, 395-1217 Eves & BOCA RATON OCEAN occupancy as our guests. BATEMAN & CO. Boca daily from 11-5 P.M. Repossessions, rental Open daily — 399-7911 available June and July. $100 hols. FRONT RENTALS: 2 one Bring your CHILDREN & Due to death will SUB-LET Realtors returns, small down. Can be per week. Call 395-2259. 1 BRAND new sewing PETS of course! (1 Bedroom- yftya/ Atim J?ea£ty 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. seen locally. Call 395-7089 or bedroom & one efficiency. spacious 2 bedroom, den, 2% machines $29. Nationally lVz bath only $185.00) ACT bath. Wall to wall carpeting. Boca Raton 832-3858 Week y $100 & $75. Monthly P-15 WANTED TO RENT GFORGK VAN ZFK. advertised brand, we have 10 $200 & $150. Available until NOW — STOP BY BAR- Air conditioning and water RESIDENTIAL Realtor 395-9355 399-8284 1970 Zig Zag sewing machines K-9 WANTED TO BUY Dec. 1st. Call 391-5566. CELONA Court Apts. 1401 furnished, heated pool. No 307 Golfview Drive P-19 HOMES FOR SALE complete with 25 year factory NW 7th Ave. 391-5700. 3 bedroom 2 bath with pool for STUDENT RENTALS pets or children, 2851 S. \ Boca Raton 395-1661 / guarantee to be sold for $29 SURF BOARD CARRIER. , Ocean Blvd. Call 391-3450 or family of 5. Year lease. Call MOST ATTRACTIVE Share 2 bedroom apartments. New — unfurnished 1 "Under all is the Land" each cash or small monthly Call 391-3834. 391-2240. Available Aug. 1st Dick Pfrimmer 395-7500. MODERATELY PRICED Summer Quarter. $150. bedroom, 1% bath, wall to Lot on Intracoastal payment. These machines on yearly lease. By owner, 3—2, attractive have built in controls for MONTEGO APTS. CALL 391- wall carpeting, screened in P-16 WANTED TO RENT Lot facing El Rio canal Boca Square home air con- making button holes, hem- 0384 patio, pool, Dutting green, MISCELLANEOUS Lot on No,Dixie Hwy. ditioned, central heat. Wall to etc. FROM $165. per month. CORAL SPRINGS ming, decorative stitches, 2 bedroom 2 bath. Children 4 Super spacious, luxurious 2 Lot on N.E. 1st Ave. wall carpeting. 1132 SW 4th Annual leases. Adults. No WANTED TO RENT sewing on buttons, darning, yrs of age or under accepted. bedroom 2 bath apartments. Lot on 13th & N.W. 4 Ave. St. $27,700. Call 395-1939. pets. THE FORUM, 1361 S. Mature young couple, no pets mending overcasting, em- Only 1 deluxe apartment With or without Pool & lounge Please Call for prices and BOCA HARBOUR ISLAND Federal Hwy., Boca Raton. or children seek furnished broidering and many other furnished — on ocean — for area. Adjacent to" golf course sizes Beautiful home in Boca's Model Open Daily 10 ajn. to 5 apartment thru summer features. These may be in- the family that wants a large & other locations. Near Finest Neighborhood on the p.m.. months'. Reasonable.Send spected and tested at Un- and very beautiful apart- shopping center. Children INTRACOASTAL WATER- information to Boca Raton claimed Freight 2003 US Hwy ment. 2 bedroom 2 bath, living room welcome. Call REALTY WAY. 3 large bedrooms, 3 full News, Boca Raton, Florida. 441 S., Ft Laud, 9AM to 6PM 1 bedroom 1 bath furnished dining area, all Electric MANAGMENT CORP. 972- ^ of Boca Raton Inc. baths. Large living & dining Classified Dept. Box MJW. Monday thru Friday and Sat apt. in center of town kitchen, large closets,- Im- 1100 Ext. 202. 36 S.E. 6th St. room. GE kitchen, utility. M.R. Rodger, Realtor til 1 PM. N-3 PETS FOR SALE catering to the young age mediate occupancy. THE THE GOLFVIEW P-17 WANTED TO RENT Screened patio, pool & dining group. PATRICIAN 2851 S. Ocean 391-0990 area. Central AC-Heat. KITTENS affectionate, RENTAL APARTMENTS 8 Ft. Sofa, originally $810 Also efficiencies available. Blvd. 395-4383. STORES & OFFICES FIT FOR Outside patio & lanai. Double adorable, housebroken. 1 & 2 bedrooms with now $486. Chair to match Apply at 2519 N. Ocean Blvd. OFFICE SPACE A KING AND QUEEN garage. By appointment- FREE to good homes. 1 Male balconies. Conveniently originally $309 now $164. 399-8290. located across from First on U.S. 1, Boca Raton Over 100' on Intracoastal owner 391-1506. Occasional table, Heritage, & 1 Female Call 395-8566. Waterway in Royal Palm 3 bedroom apartment, Bank and Trust, overlooking Will Divide Sailing, waterskiing, bass originally $207 now $138. 3 LITTLE KITTENS NEED Yacht & Country Club with call 395-0941. the picturesque Boca Raton fishing in your backyard. Brand New never used. Many GOOD HOMES. PLEASE Brand new luxury rental to Suit Tenant East exposure— $35,000 — a Furnished 1 bedrm and effic. Hotel. Yearly & Summer Pool, reverse cycle air, 2 car other items for sale. 110 NE 2 CALL 395-5149 after 5:30. apartments — with every WINFIELD discriminating buyer will apts. — Air conditioned. 450 rentals. Furnished or Un- garage, large family room, St. Boca. deluxe feature, immediate PROFESSIONAL BLDG appreciate this offering. PUP CITY ~ Ft. to Public beach. furnished. 200 E. Royal Palm foyer, tile kitchen, dish- occupancy. 1 and 2 bedrooms, 395-4254 DOG DEPT. STORE Beautiful. Seasonal, 399-4453. Road. Call 390-1330. Model washer, garbage disposal, includes carpeting and kMOTHERWELL For Fast Results 976 N. Fed. Hwy, Vi mi.S. of Winfield Park Duplex, lovely open. P-18L0TS&ACREAGE,SALE~ IVI REALTOR carpets & drapes worth $2500, Fashion Square, Playworld 1 or 2 bedroom apartment. deluxe appliances, pool, 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg sprinklers on pump from Use The recreation area, on water, P-7 DUPLEX-RENTALS A PRIZE SITE Shopping Ctr. Central air. Until October Southeast Exposure Boca Raton 395-4044 lake. Beautifully landscaped: Boca Raton News TREMENDOUS SELECTION 10th. Cheap, Cheap for beautiful grounds, private 3 bedroom 2 bath, 2 years old patios, near Golf courses. A Duplex: 2 bedroom 2 bath, 150' x 150' Site 18 LOTS Show Pups at Pet Prices summer. Call 395-3782. in Boca Square. $42,500. residence to be proud of 600 furnished. Banyan Road. Price $57,000 BOCA RATON To Place a 10 YEAR Guarantee Boca Raton. $200 per month $22,000 remaining on present SUMMER RENTALS LINDELL BLVD. DELRAY ROYAL PALM YACHT $25,000 TOTAL Terms—Instant Credit f utilities. 946-6999. mortgage at $146 per mo. see Classified Ad Efficiency apartments close BEACH (off Fed. Hwy. 1 - & COUNTRY CLUB Lots are each 8O'xl25' "Pups Shipped Anywhere" to shops and ocean. $125 This is the only lot and one at 1098S.W. 7th St., Boca. Call just north of Boca Raton). Dick Bigelow — Assoc. Call 395-8300 and Most Credit Cards Accepted. monthly. Adults only. Valli P-8 HOUSES FOR RENT half with southeast exposure 391-2519. Write or call for brochure. Expert professional, Court Villas, 44 Bronson St., on the canal available in this 399-6719 399-2222 or 278-3902. Models Oceanfront home for rent. grooming. Delray Beach. 276-7997 eves. subdivision in Boca Raton. ROYALOAK open daily 9 AM-5 PM. Excellent location. 3 bedroom REALTY HILLS! Set of 8 Wedgewood Bone AKC White German Pompano 781-4630. 3 bath. May be rented for There may never be another 95 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 1 bedroom 2 baths, w-w chance — call now before China, unusual. Electric Shepherd 1 year old. Good Decorator furnished large 1 summer or yearly lease. Call 395-2421 Family home, 3 bedroom plus carpet, screened patio, pool, owner changes his mind. Floor Polisher, Bissell Rug Watchdog — Good with bedroom apartment E. of •'{95-7500 for information. Eves. 395-0709 den, 3 baths, central air, all electric kitchen, R.C. Air MLS-BV-742RIA Cleaner. 1 pair of Gold children. Call Between 2 and Federal. Heat and Air, Near Cond. Walking distance to 2-1 home near school for rent. DUPLEX LOTS screened patio-pool & dining Drapes, each 72" wide. Loud 5 399-7535. Beach and Royal Palm shopping, annual lease. $200 per month. Year around. kMOTHERWELL (1) East of In- area with BBQ and on a speaker for record player. Plaza. Adults. Call 390-2077. Adults, no pets. 331 S.W. 8th Call 391-2590 after 5 PM. ITI REALTOR trncoastal $11,200 Waterway. Boat dock on this Call 391-3847. MONTEGO APTS St., Boca Raton, telephone Available June 15th. 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg (2) Villa Rica ea. 9,000. seawalled canal leading directly to Intracoastal. 2 LIVING ROOM CHAIRS 1 Large furnished 2 bedroom 2 Directly on Ocean, lovely Boca Raton 395-4044 (1) Corner Lot 13,500. 395-5779. Owner now moving — grey and 1 white $10 each. bath apartment with central unfurnished 2 bedroom 3 Residential, large corner lot. (2) East of Int. Delray NEW—LUXURIOUS possession would be im- Call 395-4620. air, pool and laundry. bath. Fireplace. $350 mon- 1 block from Ocean. Prestige ea. 8,300. BOCA SOL APARTMENTS mediate. BR 2621WP. For Families welcome. 1800 N.W. thly. Call 395-5493. location. By owner. Call 390- Call Jane Reid, Associate. STEREOS 6 ONLY 200 NE 20 ST. inspection, call GEORGE 4th Ave. Boca 391-0384. 1944. L Just received 6 deluxe Solid 1-2 Bedroom Unfurnished or VERY NICE / KNOBLOCK...Associate. State nationally advertised HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE"" Beautifully furnished 3-2 one block to Beach. All OCEAN RIGHTS WEIR REALTORS 1970 Stereo consoles. electric home. New fur- REAL ESTATE, Inc. .APARTMENTS -SCREENED PATIOS PLUS WATERFRONT Realtor Weir Pla:-a Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy , Beautiful handrubbed walnut nishings. 2 car garage. Yard This deep water front lot has 660 Glouchester St. North —W-W CARPETING - 104N.E.-2ndSt. Boca Raton Ph:395-4000 finish, world renown BSR Boca. Deluxe furnished care. $350 per month. 3 month deeded easement to beach. -DISHWASHER 391-5700 Eve. 391-0372 turn table and 4 speed audio P-3 ROOMS FOR RENT apartment 1 bedroom 1%' —HEATED POOL minimum. June-Jan. Call 391- Perfect exposure, excellent f systems $54.95 each. Monthly Nicely furnished room. baths. Monthly or yearly. -^SHUFFLEBOARD 5579. seawall and low tax roll make terms available. May be Located in one of Boca's SPECIAL SUMMER RATES —RECREATION ROOM Need a place to stay for just a this Bel Lido lot a bargain at inspected in warehouse at nicest areas. Private en- BEACH AREA -LAUNDRY FACILITIES couple of months? Contact $16,800. BV-793W. Call Bill Unclaimed Freight 2003 U.S. trance, bath and garage. Call Deluxe furnished efficiencies From $180 unfurnished per Val Van Zee to see this 3-2 in Powis, after hours 395-8662. Hwy 441 S. Ft. Lauderdale 391-0595 or J91-3264. 1 bedroom apts... Air con- month. Model Open 12-6 or by Deerfield. Children and pets Mon thru Sat 9 til 6 and Wed. 9 ditioned, TV, large pool. All appt. Call 391-5777 at above welcome. to 1 p.m. N.W. Boca quiet room & T utilities, from $135 per month hours. private bath. Couple or 1-2 REALTOR OPEN THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY to Dec. 15th. THREE One and Two Bedroom Apts, K-3 MISCELLANEOUS SALE" females. Weekly or monthly. 140 N. Federal Hwy. Boca CROWNS' APTS., 1945 N.E. and one nicely furnished in GFORfit: VAN ZKK, 395-8155 4—3 with pool, huge paneled den; storage Call 395-5619. Realtor Vendorlator SOFT DRINK 3RD ST., DEERFIELD new Del Rio South, 875 S.W. 4 2V2 acre tracts. West Boca room could convert to 5th bedroom. Loaded 307 Golfview Drive MACHINE, drinking fountain Nice size room. Private bath BEACH, FLA. Call 399-7171. Court off Camino Real. Call Raton. $4950 per acre, Terms. with every conceivable extra! Boca Raton 395-1661 attached. 90 can capacity. & entrance. Close to 391-0027 or see resident NILES B. COONEY REAL 1 year lease. 1 bedroom apts. Like new. Call 395-4239 after 5 everything. Call 395-0974 ESTATE. Call Miami 681-8721 Furnished and unfurnished. manager. Adults, no pets. P-9 MISC. FOR RENT P.M. after 6 PM. Eves. 681-9803. $140 and $175 per month. 1 bedroom 1 bath, air con- OFFICES ditioned, carpeting. Fully 234 S. Federal Highway MacLaren & Anderson, Inc. OR STOREROOM PRESTIGE STORE Realtors 135 E. Palmetto Pk. equipped kitchen. Heated GOING TO BUILD BOCA RATON 391-3515 129 E.BOCA RATON RD. REALTOR Rd. Ph: 395-1333. pool. No children or pets. 2851 A HOME? and S. Ocean Blvd. Call 391-2526 Vi block from post office. Completely Furn 1 bedroom or 391-2240. Phone 395-5002 — 395-5005 See US A WATERFRONT GEM OFFICE SPACES convenient shopping etc. 2 PRIVATE OFFICE WE HAVE SOME ONLY 3 LOTS FROM INTRACOASTAL Mos. or more 395-0714. A few remaining 2 bedroom 2 BARGAIN LOTS bath unfurnished. Children a Downtown location, FOR LEASE Efficiency apartment. Air Executive Desk, Chair, Rug, Visit Bateman & Co. Boca conditioned. Cove section. must. Apartment building Raton and chat with our In Beautiful new shopping catering to families only. Phone. Good office for Sales $100 monthly Call 390-1984 Rep. Insurance, Agent, vacant lot specialist, Bill complex newly completed on After 5 p.m. 1 bedroom 1 bath large un- Kincaid, Associate, who has furnished apartment on Auditor, 395-0541. Boca Raton's main artery io ONF. BLOCK TO BEACH presently listed over a beach. 200 block of E. Palmetto ocean. hundred choice lots. 2 Bdrm Duplex — Delray. 3 Bedroom 2 bath, children Pk. Rd phone 564-0269 Children and Pets OK. $250. BATEMAN •& CO. accepted. Monthly or yearly. Realtors Mo $75. week. BOCA Apply at 2519 N. Ocean Blvd. rREALTY of Boca Raton Inc. 36 S.E. 6th St. 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. m "A we ~~ "K"~~" A A A ••" ¥ MANOR — Boca 2 Bdrm. 2 399-8290. Bath on 2nd Floor. Pool — M.R. Rodger, Realtor Boca Raton I Deluxe 2 bedroom 2 bath" 391-0990 395-9355 399-8284 Patio. $100 week. Call Jane IN BOCA KEYS Reid, Associate. unfurnished apartment with MEMORIAL DAY * covered parking in quiet Compare this immaculate 2 bedroom — 2 BEST VALUES rhr, exclusive location So. Delray. YOUR FLORIDA HOME bath home with Florida room — Screened Annual lease. Call 946-4034. YOUNG AND GAY Porch — 2 car garage and boat dock. BR- large tract of wonderfully developed property,-A{ REAL ESTATE, lac. Unfurnished 2 bedroom 2 is this brand new POOL home! 4 lovely 2728W. Steal this jewel at $42,900. Call Realtor complete with mountains, lakes, streams, plains | bath. Children, no pets. N.W sized bedrooms, 2 baths, plus a large me today, Sunday — Joe Markarian, and beaches. Its fertile fields wilt support all j 104 N.E. 2nd St. Boca 391-0584 or 399-5922. family room, sprinkler system, all Realtor 391-4507 I forms of agriculture. Gold, silver, oil and a full x, 391-5700 Frigidaire Appliances and a 2 car garage. New unfurnished 2 bedroom,* •^-spectrum of minerals. Its growth record in less j June-October 31st. 1 & 2 Located in a good family area and close to 2 bath, GE kitchen including Steal this jewel at $42,900 than two hundred years exceeds any ofx its f bedroom apts. No young IBM $45,500. Call Jane Reid, Associate. dishwasher, wall to wall Call me today, Sunday competitors. There's a number of excellent cHies^. children or pets. GATEWAY COVE AREA, DEERFIELD carpeting, screened-in patio, Joe Markarian, Realtor 391-4507 w and towns — the majority of its residents are the* PLAZA APTS. 330 W. a 3 bedroom, 2 bath buy! Lovely I pool, putting green etc. From 'type you admire and respect. It's not for sale and I CAMINO REAL. See decorated interior, large screened patio, $225; per month. Annual OPEN FOR INSPECTION we're not going to give it away. You probably own I Manager Apt. 7. cathedral ceilings and a large utility- leases. Adults. No pets. THE TODAY — SUNDAY 1 TO 5 P.M. storage area. In a lovely area priced at part of it. Why not be proud of it? JOHN B."T* OFFICE SPACE FORUM, S. Federal Hwy., $27,500. BR 2404 Call Lynda DeLisi, « DOLAN, Vice President. I Wanted To Rent Boca Raton. Model Open Associate. BATEMAN & CO., Realtors I' 4-5000 SQ. FT. in West Palm Daily — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Beach t o Delray Beach. Must LESS THAN $5,000. WILL 1299 South Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton have ample parking. 1 bedroom 1 bath apart- move you into this lovely NEW, BUILDERS 395-9355 399-8284 MODERN ENGINEERING ment. Cove Section $125 SERVICE CO. MODEL home, 3 bedrms, 2 bath with large (305) 771-3420 monthly. Call 390-1984 After 5 eat in kitchen, screened patio facing P.M. South and overlooking a delightfully wooded park area. East of Federal ... Walk IT'S TRUE to shopping. $33,900. GOLDEN HARBOUR DUPLEX... INVESTMENT We have 150 feet of U.S. l \HiCTHlC 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath each side. BUILDERS AN ALL WATERFRONT COMMUNITY -""!!l . No. 1 frontage im- model, East of Federal, Walk to shopping. 2798 N.E. 26th Terrace mediately south of Large mortgage and builder will also Corner of N.E. 28th St. IN BEAUTIFUL BOCA RATON Howard Johnsons in take back 2nd mortgage. Priced at Split 3 bedroom — 2Vi bath home — fully Beautiful Boca. Zoned $44,900. Large screened patio and utility equipped dream kitchen, and a huge ONLY A FEW LOTS LEFT (WILL BUILD TO sum for apartments, room. LIVE FREE! roofed screen porch designed for en- professional offices, EXCEPTIONAL WATERFRONT *East of Federal Highway with direct access *Underground utilityservice tertaining with a built-in barbecue grill. to the intracoastaf medical-dental clinic. Delightful 2 bedroom, 2 bath home on a *Seawalls BR 2647. Try duplicating this at $39,500. * Approximately 7 mile to Boca Inlet It's a steal at $50,000, lovely lot, Southern exposure from the *No need for expensive pilings *City Sewers with terms available. huge patio. Just seconds from the In- While at the model inquire about our PROPERTY tracoastal BR2640. Priced at $43,900. for w Visit our model in Golden Harbour HOMES IN. an immediate sale. " JOE 501 M.E. 14th St. & N.E. 5th Ave. LAKE ROGERS INVESTMENTS, ESTATE SECTION MARKARIAN BEL MARRA INC., REALTORS REAL ESTATE, Inc. REALTOR A&P CONSTRUCTION CO. 2305 E.Atlantic Blvd. Realtor Pompano Bch., Fl a. 104 N.E. 2nd St. 391-4507 5425 N. DIXIE Phone:942-1717 391-5700 BOCA RATON, FLA. 391-0784 — 395-4254 anytime 14B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 31, 1970 ___ - P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P 19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE 3—2 air conditioned — newly NEAR SHOPPING GARVY'S $2,950 DOWN BUYS BY OWNER PRICE REDUCTION decorated. Available now. 3 bedroom 2 bath, Fla. room, GOT FABULOUSSKY Brand new 3 bedroom 2 bath. BOCA SQUARE NEED ACTION BLUE CARPETS Mortgage at 5% per cent. enclosed garage/ modern IT! Central heat-air home. On 2-2 Furnished or unfurnished, Illness forces owners to part Transferrable. Call 391-0322. kitchen, terrazzo and hard 75x150 SQ. FT. lot in Boca with their dreamhouse. In this Gorgeous Golden 2 walk in closets, Florida GREAT FAMILY HOME"" wood floors. Split level house. Harbor 3 bedroom home. But Raton. Price includes wall to room and patio, two utility Large master bedroom with wall carpet. No closing costs. private bath, 2nd bedroom off IS PERFECT FOR THE Hurricane awnings. Open lets start at the seawalled rooms. Heat and air. $22,900. YOUNG AND GROWING every day. See at 1204 NE 4 waterfront with dock. Lets Occupancy approximate 90 395-5750. of center hall with bath ad- days. Builders model can be joining. Climatized for all FAMILY. Your crew will Ave, Boca. $25,900. Present walk across the sprinklered Two ready for immediate enjoy 3 spacious bedrooms, MTG $15,000. Call 391-2519. green into the pretty patio seen by appointment. Call occupancy. Four bedroom 3 seasons. 14x24 living room 390-1323. and a completely separate convenient kitchen & livable WATERFRONT — NEW with swimming pool. Family bath entirely different floor dining room adjoining well Florida room. Centrally air BEL MARRA SECTION ROOM! The $54,500 is priced "OPEN" plan. Extra large family equipped kitchen with new conditioned, of course, for right. MLS 2688 Double NEW HOME room, pool, 2 car garage. garage, no bridges to in- ice maker refrigerator, easy, cool summer living TWO 3 BEDROOM HOMES, ONLY $36,850 Private back yard. Open washer enclosed garage, with just a flick of a switch. completed. TWO 4 trocastal. REALtDMS come by 1319 S.W. 8th St. or assumable mortgage. What Call Bill Powis for a cour- BEDROOM HOMES, near ED GARVY Realtor Delightfully new with ideal Call 395-0702. more need we say? Price teous showing of MLS BR-27. completion. All have family 701E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. floor plan. 3 spacious Waterfront NOW only $24,500 BR-2529. At just $30,900. After hours room, pool and patio — with 391-0900 Anytime bedrooms plus Family Room, New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool, 395-3662. south exposure — central air- GOLDEN HARBOUR plus screened Porch, 2 car carpets, AC, and many ex- heat, 2 car garage & sprinkler WATERFRONT—POOL garage. Not "way out west" tras. Beautiful permanent PLASTRIDGE INC. of town. Located in excellent The "Yellow Door" Realtors system. Three bedrooms two baths, view of Intracoastal Family room. Screened neighborhood, near shopping Waterway. Builder 964-4034. 211S.E.lstAve. Stop at our model. Open 7 & bridge to new Boca Beach. Royal Palm Plaza patio. Beautiful kitchen, 2 car RIVIERA 395-8155 days a week, 6400 N.E. 7th Turn West off USL, at N.E. 3-2 split level, % BL from Boca Raton garage. Carpeted, Marble PERFECT FOR RETIREMENT OCEAN FRONT Ave. & Enfield St., Boca. base boards, drapes washer 28th St. to 2798 N.E. 27th intracoastal, walking 395-1433 BY OWNER. HOUSE WITH Circle. Open 1 to 5 P.M. BR- distance from ocean. Large The outside foliage merges with the ZAHNBLDRS.,INC & dryer. MLS BR 2688 WP. interior beauty of this fine home. Sliding 100 FEET OF BEAUTIFUL 395-1020 Eves. 946-1055. $54,000 Excellent terms. 2626. MacLaren & Anderson, corner lot, fruit trees, ONE OF THE MOST BEACH, 2 bedroom 2 bath Inc. 135 E. Palmetto Pk Rd. automatic sprinkler systeir doors off kitchen, living room ... bedroom Executive office Building. EMILY C. ELSENER opens onto a huge screened porch BEAUTIFUL HOMES very large living room and 184 N. FED. Ph: 395-1333. with well, new carpets, IN CAMINO GARDENS — dining room. Gay completely Zoned B-l. Parking for 12. drapes. Buy from owner. overlooking Sun and Surf. All large rooms Available immediately. Call DEERFIELD BEACH WATERFRONT ... 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and 2 car garage. Extended and enlarged new kitchen. 2 porches, patio 399-8120 399-8897 HEATED POOL $28,500. 301 N.E. 5th Ave. 395- and courtyard. Entire home 390-1944. 2571. Excellent landscaping, peaceful and Huntington — 3 bedroom 3 OWNER SELLING $38,500 baths — formal dining room and grounds just remodeled: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dock, ROYALPALM quiet. Let us show you this fine home — plus pool - fireplace - Phone 395-5212 days or Ocean BRAND NEW Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath, today! $41,900. BR-2693. AND PRICED prime site 100 x 100. Ex- carpets, drapes, auto, WATERFRONT chandelier -many interesting Ridge 1-732-1474 eves, and sprinklers, all electric kit- OVER Vz Acre! features - water softener - weekends for appointment. REASONABLY! tremely large living room, central air-heat. Dine-in chen, etc. MLS-BR-2670WP — And privacy that you've Japanese garden - built-in Delightful home with highly electric kitchen. Reduced. COMPARE! B.B.Q. - Carpets and most MUST SELL THIS WEEK never dreamed of surroun- desirable floor plan and $29,500. Call 395-7963. kjKOTHERWELL ding the 7O'x45' patio and the draperies included in price of PRICE REDUCED "extras" usually found in $125,000. MLS 2755P. For a /Vt REALTOR 16'x32' heated pool. AND 3 high priced luxury homes. 3 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg spacious bedrooms; 3% courteous showing call or see NEW WATERFRONT spacious bedrooms, Family LLOYD LIVELY^ ... BEAUTIFUL Boca Raton 395-4044 baths, 2 air conditioning Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath room, enclosed garage. systems (even the garage is Associate. with family room, 2 car SPLIT LEVEL HOME! Excellent location, close to 3 bedrooms 2 baths central BEAT THIS! air cond.) and you're WEIR REALTORS garage, screened pool, patio all conveniences. "Best Boca Weir Plaza Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy heat & air. Excellent con- CAN YOU? beginning to get the idea! with south exposure, circle Buy" at $33,850. BR-2625. Widow, who has bought a Boca Raton, Ph. 3954000 drive, landscaped, dock, dition. Attractively land- MacLaren & Anderson, Inc. scaped wooded lot. Mizner condo, wants action now. central air & heat. 6th lot off Ask your builder what it OOPS... BETTER WATCH YOUR WIFE SPANISH TRAIL CORNER 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph: School District. Enormous You'll never see better at intracoastal. Assume 7% per 395-1333. would cost to build 2575 sq. ft. New listing is very desirable family room. MLS 2506. under roof — deluxe air $12 9,500. MLS 2527WP. For after she's been in this 5 bedroom, 3 bath Riviera section on corner lot. cent mortgage. $26,900 details call HAROLD beauty! Her eyes will light up when she OPEN DAILY $34,900. For all details call conditioned king size two Lovely 2 bedroom & den or 3 PRICED FOR QUICK SALE IVAN HAACK ... Associate. O'CONNOR, Associate. spots the functional kitchen-family room 798-Havana Dr. Large living room & dining bedroom with double garage, bedroom 2 bath plus lavatory WEIR REALTORS pool and all the goodies on a WEIR REALTORS combo right off the screened pool. The in 2 car garage. Large living Caribbean Keys room. Built in range & oven. Weir Plaza Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy $10,000 lot in fashionable Weir Platz Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy formal living and dining rooms need room with white brick North Boca Exhaust fan in carpeted Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 never be used by the children. Loads of ZAHNBLDRS..INC. kitchen with Breakfast Bar. Boca Raton Ph: 395-4000 Boca Raton. If his estimate is (Heatalator unit) Fireplace, over $45,000, you'd better see storage, hundreds of captivating extras! Dining area with picturesque 395-1020 Eves. 946-1055 26 FT. Florida room, opening Eve: 395-6236 Eve. 395-4623 my four year new home. MLS Camino Gardens Almost Fireplace, paneling, 2 car garage, large curved window wall, wall to on to large Patio with built in CONVERTIBLE backyard. Price is right too! $58,000. BR- DON'T planter., drapes and new wall BR2691-P. It's my home — I New, custom designed for wall carpeting and drapes. 2.bedrooms 2 baths with 2661P. MISS THIS! to wall carpet. Priced for know it's good. Bill kincaid, family living with ALL the Beautifully Landscaped family room, eat in kitchen associate. Adjoining 75 by 112 Ft. Lot QUICK SALE to clear Estate. extras including self-cleaning and lots of extra space and BATEMAh&CO. (Landscaped) included if LARGE family home — 261 N.E. 28th Road. Call Boca storage room. Easily con- heated pool. Unique interior desired. Owner will mortgage Rumpus Room — Family 395-3927 Evenings and Realtors decorations & fixtures verted to 3 bedroom home 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. up to 80 per cent. For ap- Room — 3 bedrooms — Weekends or 395-6200 Week- with plenty of room left for designed for entertaining. 3 pointment 395-0258. Rectangular Pool & Screened days. Boca Raton bedroom plus office for the LIVING. WeU landscaped lot 395-9355 399-8284 Patio. Back Yard yard with fruit trees. In convenient professional man owner. NEW privacy! Central heat & air — PARADE OF HOMES Moving to Calif. Private sale Big 4 bedroom home near quiet area. $27,000. BR 2756. ROYALPALM double garage — BR 2438. BYA&P Call NOW. YACHT AND at $66,000. Favorable mor- Mizner school. Large lot, For appointment to see, call CONSTRUCTION tgage & willing to accept family room, all GE kitchen, COUNTRY CLUB HAL HAYNES ..Associate. FROM $31,500 HKALTOrTS second. 968 Walnut Terrace. wall to wall carpet. RICHARD F. ROSr WEIR REALTORS Luxurious waterfront Home. Call 395-2025. Homes for immed. oc- Realtor - Appraiser Custom built by builder well $5500 Down includes all costs. Weir Plaza Bldg 855 S Fed Hwy DEERFIELD COVE Boca Raton, Ph. 395-4000 cupancy or occupancy in 90 399-6444 395-0650. known for top quality con- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath in lovely days. Near schools —under $50,000. struction. Impressive 30 ft. REDUCED TO $59,900 For appointment call builder Eve. 391-3380 area, East of Federal, 4 bedroom 2% bath R-C air entrance foyer, 2 master Carpeting and drapes are ROYAL PALM YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB 946-4034. Large lovely 2 bedroom 2 WESTERLY family room, patio and large bedroom suites, beautifully included. Lovely family Magnificently planted grounds add extra On Sabal Palm Lake, 3 bath, central air and heat. 3 BR-2 Bath home with extra pool. 2 car garage. Carpets panelled den, huge screened home. Priced at $27,500. but warmth to this beautiful three bedroom bedroom 2 bath, has Carpeting and drapes. Asking large kitchen: and drapes, many extras. Lanai, with heated pool and FHA financing will be three bath home; True Florida living in; everything. $42,500.1098 S.W. $34,900. 1256 S.W. 9th Ave. Call 395-2839 9-10 AM and 5-6 built-in bar. Protected discussed. BR2404. Call this open, breezy house located in one of 7th St. Call owner 391-2519. ESTATES SECTION 391-5375. PM . dockage on wide canal, just Lynda DeLisi, Assoc. Boca's finest areas. Quality carpets and 3 BR-2 Bath home w-pool. off Intracoastal. Ex- drapes, heat and air, large garage, BOCASQUARE ceptionally fine home, on Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath tri- screened porch included. Won't last at LOOKING FOR A HOME? IN GOLDEN HARBOUR choice lot in Florida's finest this new, low price! BR-2498. 3 BR-2 Bath waterfront home level home on high corner lot Subdivision. $115,000. Shown REAL ESTATE, Inc. with pool and carpet. Ideal for children. Extra by appointment only. BR- Realtor RIVERIA large family room. Fenced 2678WP. MacLaren & An- 104 N.E. 2nd St. IN LAKE ROGERS back yard with patio. 1 block derson, Inc., Realtors. 391-5700 4 BR or 5 BR Home on water from Addison Mizner. For Specialists in Fine Homes. FAMILY HOME plus family room, pool and additional information call 135 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Ph: Close to schools and built with carpet. 391-3266 395-1333. children in mind — 3 BY OWNER BOCA SQUARE OWNKR MUST SELL! bedrooms, 2 baths with large IN BEL MARRA 20 Percent down. Take over BRAND NEW 3—2 family room off the kitchen — REALTY INC. 4 BR-2 Bath waterfront home payments. 3-2 split level. 2 BOCA SQUARE carpeted all over and draped BOCA RATON dwl'dblb with pool. patios. Large family room. OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN in good taste — large closets New carpet and paint. (9 to 5 PM) 971 S.W. 7 St. — 2 car garage — better call OR Central air-heat. 391-2635. F.xtra large family room, today — this won't keep — If you need a deep lot, How's ITbedroom 'I bath, all Electric screened porch, 2 car garage, MLS-BR-2754 — $39,500 this for size 80' x 168 in the kitchen. Air conditioners, (•; i rpet -vinyl -; ippliances. kMOTHERWELL Custom built 5 Bedroom 314 bath, Heart of Town on City Sewers double carport, large W7,000. Good mortgage MLS nfi REALTOR screened porch, large front l'R 9297. Call Grattan B. family room, large swimming pool VISIT OUR MODEL 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg patio. . All shutters. Kyle, Associate. Elliot West Boca Raton 395-4044 with diving board. Located east of IN GOLDEN HARBOUR Renlty, 19 R. Pal. Pk. Rd. 395- Sprinklers-well. Newly Two bedrooms, two baths, the Intracoastal waterway close to Corner of N.E. 5th Ave. and decorated inside & out. New N.E. 14th St. large kitchen with breakfast the beach. Built on two large lots lawn needed. $24,500. Call 395- area screened patio facing Phone 391-0784 or 395-4254. 3505. GOLFVIEW with an additional 3rd lot for your HARBOUR ESTATES east. Cable heat and air privacy. This home beyond If you're looking for a large conditioned. $30,500 MLS BR- old home to buy, you owe it to •>7<>0. June Bergstresser duplication. Please interested and yourself to look at our large Assoc. 395-I5435 Eves, and qualified parties only. By Appt. new home in Boynton Beach's weekends. EYE APPEAL, HEART APPEAL only MLS 2720P. $110,000.00. BUY NOW . . . finest sub-division. We'll and purse appeal ... it's a great find for probably save you money. the young executive with a large, busy GOLDEN HARBOUR Realtor family. Four bedrooms, 3 baths, luxury You'll pay 10% more Take Congress Ave. to S.W. 2800 N. Fed. Hwy. size pool-patio area, family room, quality 27th Ave. in Boynton Beach. Boca Raton drapes and carpets. On the water with a Call 732-0040 395-0000 anytime fine view plus room for large boat. next year! Outstanding throughout! $67,500. BR- BUILDERS MODEL 2694 WP. Grand Opening BLUE INLET (2) Waterfront lots, one with seawall each Corner of Appleby St. & 7th Ave. $11,500. Adjoining Beautiful Boca Harbour

OCEAN RIDGE New 4 Bedroom 4 Bath home on (1) Waterfront lot with seawall and undivided the water in one of Boca Raton's interest in 200' private oceanfront — $13,750. "finest waterfront communities. This home is custom designed and BEL MARRA built by one of Florida's finest (2) Waterfront lots, one is a waterfront Custom Built by Carr Construction ALOTFORAUTTLE1 corner. Each $11,500. Stop by and see our beautiful 3 Hammer, saw, a bit of paint and a little builders. There are many fine initiative can turn this 2 bedroom, 2 bath features incorporated and in- Bedroom 2'/s Bath home with pool. We house into the "home" of your dreams! cluded. Call for Appt. or additional will build this home for you in 120 All large rooms plus screened porch. COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE days on our lot or yours. We welcome Large corner lot makes it easy to add that information. MLS 2620 W. $95,000. (1)SW 12th Ave. 82'x 110' —$6,900 (1) NW variations to our plans. extra bedroom or pool later on as the 12th Ave. 80'x 188' — $6,000 Both have sewer and water available. Open Daily 10-5 P.M. family grows. Close to Addison Mizner Intracoastal Lot in Golden Harbour Sunday 1-5 P.M. School ... perfectly tuned for family ex- — $30,000. Exclusive with pansion. $27,900. BR-2591. Please call Don Carberry 395-2761 Eve. or doily at ... Stephen J. Bodio Stephen J. Bodzo

5601 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. 5601 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON 60S.FED. HWY. REALTORS BOCA RATON 395-8200 399-8272 BOCA RATON Ph. 395-4624 395-8200 399-S272 Broker Cooperation Invited Sunday, May 31, 1970 BOCA Raton NEWS 15B

I P 19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P-19 HOMES FOR SALE P 19 HOMES FOR SALE P-20 DUPLEX FOR SALE P-21 COOPS & CONDOS P-26 OUT OF TOWN S-l AUTOS •j SEE THIS NOW!! IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Under $14,000, furnished or ACT PROMPTLY Exceptional 2 bedroom 2 FOR SALE PROPERTY, SALE Large family home. Corner unfurnished, 2 bedroom 1 REDUCED PRICE bath, central air-heat. Ex- '(18 MERCURY CYCLONE '•Solid comfort is yours in this :? BEDROOM, 2Ms baths, fully ;2-bedroom, 2-bath home lot. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Newly bath. Financing. 433 cellent income for owner plus SAN REMO 390, 4 SPEED $2200. CALL Glouchester St. Call 395-2895. This lovely home has been carpeted. Bedroom, Living ^complete with family room. A furnished. Walking distance reduced for quick sale. Stop tax benefits. $42,500. Call 395- APARTMENTS 391 -0457. to schools & shopping center. 5 Minutes From Schools 7081. room, dining room, kitchen in Must sell now ... '68 FORD ;eozy breakfast nook in a f ully- by 941 S.W. 8th Street and-see walnut, Cathedral ceilings. ^equipped kitchen, spacious All utilities & sewers. FHA Will you have a new house the imaginative changes —if you are buying or selling, LTD Wagon. A-l shape, air approved. Call owner. 391- with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Classified Acl Service Refrig-freezer, disposal, built •Florida room and new made in this 2 bedroom, 2 discuss it with JACK DOLAN. in oven-range. Large 2 car conditioned. 32,000 miles. ^automatic sprinkler system 5731. pool, Chatahoochie patio, bath home with additional Phone 395-8300 He has listed and sold 26 San Best offer over $2700. Call 278- family room, 2 car garage, automatic door garage, ;!add to your pleasure. You will 4 bedroom 2 bath home with room to add 3rd bedroom. Remo apartments. The real washer, dryer, 80 gal. heater, 7259 after 5 or weekends. iagree that MLS BR2725 is an pool, on water $47,900 Call dining area, living room and Screened porch turned into P-21 COOPS & CONDOS estate market fluctuates as, '64 VW Sun roof, new paint, wall to wall carpeting ready 4 ton air cond., 24' sliding ^excellent buy at $26,500. To 399-5922. lovely entertainment area. A FOR SALE does any market. Our advice plate doors overlooking 19' x low mileage, Call Pam. 8- ssee for yourself call ERNEST SAIL IN HERE for the kids this fall? We will buy at $35,900. . .perfect for is free but it is invaluable to 4:30, 391-5100 Ext. 2213 or 395- and you can have it for Between Boca and Delray, :«!' pool in 38'x48' screened jKIEFFER, Associate. After And dock your boat behind the retirees who like then- the buyer or seller. Call patio, Charmglo gas Bar-B-Q, 7153 after 5.

* " . '" . • Large screened porch with Premium glass belted white GFORt.K VA> ZKK, SHANGRI-LA with Roat docks, Pools, Club MN BOCA KEYS: 2 BR - 2 Realtor built in barbeque — central Large One bedroom, one and House. Tropical Gardens. A wall tires, vinyl top and in- : BATH - FLORIDA RM. BR- 307 Golfview Drive air and heat, w-w carpets, The huge East facing patio- terior and fully loaded. pool area is a place of en- a half bath top floor apart- rrally lovely apartment at Boca Raton 395-1661 drapes, all electric kitchen, ment. Only one year new, $2(5,900. MLS 311P. Owner Factory 5 year or 50,000 mile •2728W $42,900 chantment. No one grows old warranty with no transfer fee SPACIOUS HOME etc., etc. See it and compare! decorated — including leaving 2 weeks, must sell. "IN BEL MARRA: 4 BR - 2 in this spacious, sparkling and no deductible. Choice of In Lake Floresta Park this 3-2 kMOTHERWELL clean 3 bedroom home. carpets and drapes. Garage Colors. Will finance any or all 'BATH POOL HOME BR home is extremely well built. ; 2601WP $53,900 /¥t REALTOR Acquiesce to enjoying the included in deed. An ex- of $2988 full sale price. Central air-heat. 2 car 757 S. Fed. Hwy. Colonial Bldg many luxurious ap- cellent mtge. can be REAL ESTATE, Inc. FAMILY CARS INC. 900 garage. MLS BR 2667 :IN GOLDEN HARBOUR: 3 Boca Raton 395-4044 pointments featured assumed. Enjoy the private Realtor Block, S. Fed. Hwy (USl) : BR - 2 BATH POOL HOME EXCELLENT throughout. Call Stan Sit- ocean beach, pool, clubhouse, 104 N.E. 2nd St. Pompano. 943-6400. Mon. thru : BR 2440WP $59,900 CARLEN INVESTMENT tenfield, Assoc, for your pass security and gardens of this 391-5700 Thurs. 9 to 9PM, Fri-Sat-Sun ASSUME 5V4 FHA to paradise. MI.S BR-2750P. splendid community for SAN REMO 9 to 6PM. Appraisal & Realty, Inc. ; : IN LAKE ROGERS: 4 BR - 2 Cape Cod in central Boca east under $30,000. Inspection by S.E. end apt. Beautiful S-l AUTOS '69 CHEVY Nova, 4 door : BATH POOL HOME WITH Realtor of Federal. 2 bedroom 2 bath, appointment only. Call JACK unobstructive view facing sedan, factory air, 307 V8 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. family room. Cypress con- DOLAN, Realtor, for details. '64 ENGLISH FORD WAGON : DEN & FAMILY RM. BR Boca Raton 399-4440 GEORGE VAN ZEE, Ocean, Park and In4- cyl, 4 speed, Excellent automatic power steering, 2047WP $71,500 struction thru out, beamed Realtor MLS—B—Condo 313WP. tracoastal. 2 bedroom 2 full push button radio, heater, FURNISHED ceilings & oak floors. Custom 307 Golfview Drive Beach Buggy $250. Call 391- BATEMAN & CO. baths. Beautifully furnished. 5258. Can be seen at Frank's tinted glass, premium white WE SPECIALIZE IN 2 bedroom home with large built, full Frigidaire AC, & Boca Raton 395-1661 Florida room. Sprinkler Realtors Including Magnavox Stereo Shell Service, 1930 N. Fed. wall tires, vinyl interior and WATERFRONT appliances. Separate garage JUST REDUCED 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. Theatre. Immediate oc- system. MLS BR 2761ha. s full plumbing and Hwy. Boca. loaded. Factory 5 year or PROPERTIES. CALL 3-2 ideal family POOL home. Boca Raton cupancy. $38,500. Full 50,000 mile warranty with no ; TODAY — SUNDAY FOR $13,000. For information call apartment potential $23,500. Convenient to IBM & Addison 'R9 CHEVY NOVA Showroom Neal Hirsch, assoc ... Eves. 395-9355 399-8284 Security. Garage. For appt. transfer fee and no deduc- CONSULTATION ON THE $120 per mo. PITI Call owner Mizner school. Decorator call 395-1567 mornings and condition, Only 8000 miles 395-2385. COUNTRY CLUB LIVING $1700 Call 395-5100 Ext 2364. table. Choice of Colors. Will ABOVE OR OTHER 395-5377. carpeting, draperies & luxury DELUXE evenings. finance any or all of $1988 full , AVAILABILITIES. Stephen I SOLID VALUE appointments. Central air- Perfectly appointed apart- ~~ BEST VALUE Ii9 SUN ROOF sale price. FAMILY CARS $25,000 heat, garage & many extras. VOLKSWAGEN. RADIO and ; ment in prestige Boca Raton IN INC. 900 Block S. Fed. Hwy JOEMARKARIAN, 3 Br. 2 Ba. A-C Home in Priced $38,900. Ask for MLS at Boca Teeca Ctry. Club. SAN REMO MANY EXTRAS. CALL 395- (USl) Pompano Bch, 943- REALTOR 5601 NORTH FEDERAL HWY. Deerfield Beach Some BR 2548P Breakfast in the screened $35,500 4169. 6400. Mon thru Thurs 9 to 9PM 3914507 ANYTIME Boca Raton 395-8200 drapes, curtains, New patio off the living room and You must see this decorators '69 CADILLAC Sedan De Fri-Sat-Sun 9 to 6PM. Frigidaire, Low Taxes. MLS overlooking the cham- dream of a 2 bedroom 2 bath Ville hard top, white, air cond 68 BUICK LESABRE 2726 Sun- Ev. 276-5883. CARLE pionship 18 hole golf course. apt. It is immaculate & has and heat, original owner 4 door, vinyl top. Factory air, Appraisal & Realty, Int. Complete facilities inc. pools, everything one could wish for taking 1970 new car. See this power equipment, radio, *1_ , Realtor sauna baths, social activities. in beauty. This price also exceptional buy $5100. Ex- many extras. One owner. 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Restaurant. Purchaser must includes garage. Ask for Ruth J.C.|^£lTCHELL&SONS ^ of Boca Raton Inc. cellent condition. Call 391- 13,000 miles. Beautiful 22 S. FEDERAL Boca Raton 399-44M be approved by membership Greeson. MLS B Condo 302wp 5972. condition. 395-4787. BOCA RATON, FLA. 36 S.E. 6th St. M.R. Rodger, Realtor P-20 DUPLEX FOR SALE committee. Excellent Late '63 DODGE 8 Cylinder, 4 REALTORS PHONE 395-4711 • financing for desirable S-7 MOTORCYCLES, PHONE 399-6711 391-0990 door sedan, automatic NEW DUPLEXES member. Call John Van CARLE BICYCLES, ETC. NEED 2 BEDROOMS? NOW STARTING 1 Appraisal & Realty, Inc. transmission, air, power The Realtor with 47 years Horson, Assoc. •I steering and brakes 26,000 DON'T BUY A HOUSE! CONSTRUCTION ON Realtor '70 YAHAMA 200. Electric of Service in Boca Raton Instead, see this almost now •I miles. Perfect $500 for quick FIRST OF 450 E. Palmetto Pk.Rd. start. 2600 miles. $550 or best duplex with 2 bedrooms and 2 sale. Call 391-5880. Presents 3DUPLEXES Boca Raton 399-4440 offer. Call 391-1647. baths on each side. Well REAL ESTATE.Inc. 2 Bedroom 2 Bath & screened ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB priced so that rent from one BOCA TEECA RENTALS patio. Located in prime Realtor covers your payments ... But I Rdrm + Den, IV2 Bath 1655 Royal Paim Way, $94,500- rental area. Walking distance 104 N.E. 2nd St. best of all you'll love the completely furnished. All the Suzuki T-500 III Titan Unfurnishad to 5th Ave. Shopping Center, 391-5700 screened porch and perfect clubhouse facilities available E. of U.S. 1 400 FT. exposure. Ask Bill Powis PRIVATE BEACH to you golf (including ZAHNBLDRS.,D,T. greens fees) swimming, Championship about MLS BD-59. After 2 Bedroom 2 Bath, 23 ft. performance. hours 395-8662. 395-1020 Eves. 946-1055 balcony. Highland Beach. billiards & saunas. B248P MAKE A DEAL $31,000. CA11 Pompano 941- Call Lynda DeLisi, Associate. 13.2 quarter, Owner says move it! 3230. 47 hp. 5 spds. REALTOR Spacious duplex 2 bedroom 2 BOCA TEECA Posi-Force. 140 N. Federal Hwy. Boca bath each side less than 2 ... is the place for you if you REAL ESTATE, Inc. 12 month/12,000 years old central air-heat. 39o-8155 enjoy golf, swimming, Realtor mile warranty. PRICE REDUCED Excellent location, circular billiards & cards, nightly 104 N.E. 2nd St. drive. Sprinklers. Screened $2,000 entertainment & lovely 391-5700 patios. Very large rooms in restaurant PLUS a lovely 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths — Den may be converted For the family that wants excellent condition. Family SANREMO! into a Beckoom Family Room — Formal Dining room & beauty, this 4-3 home large 2 bedroom, 2 bath Built to take on the country. circumstances necessitates a Furnished or unfurnished Open 2-5 PM Deerfield Beach Cycle Company Room — Central Heat and air conditioning. is ideal. Located on a 90x170 move. So check this one June 1st Pool and Patio — 2 ear garage with automatic FT. beautifully landscaped apt. BCondo 294P at $23,000. 255 N. Dixie Hwy., Deerfield immediately. Asking 49,700 We have others from $19,000. 390-1352 door. Golf Course Lot. MLS-BR-2597PG. lot. Also has large family MLS P.D. 493. 184 S.E. 10th Two bedroom penthouse room. 2 dining areas. Sewing to $31,000. Call Lynda Delisi, apartment, beautifully and St.. Deerfifild Beach. Assoc... BOCA VILLAS & utility room + many ex- • RALPH C. expensively decorated and 398 N.IE. 6th STREET tras. Ask for MLS BR 2516P. furnished. A view that can never be duplicated and REAL ESTATE CARLEN iRCKSOq REAL ESTATEJnc. immediate occupancy. Listed 3 REALTY, INC. • Realtor at $54,500 with excellent 1 | Appraisal & Really, Inc. 104N.E.2ndSt. Financing. Also, a deluxe PARADE Realtor executive apartment larger Realtor 391-5700 450 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. 5601 North Fed. Hwy. than a 2000 sq. ft. home with BOCA SQUARE Boca Raton, Florida SANREMO Boca Raton 399-444Q divided bedrooms, separate Three bedroom 2 bath, nicely landscaped 395-5991 2 bedrm, 2 bath overlooking den, eat-in kitchen and a king the Bay of Flowers. 5th floor home in good area near Addison Mizner for 4 Bedroom - 2 Bath Air Cond. Home size living room plus a 38' end apartment with extra porrh. MLS B-Condo 266 WP only $27,500.00. MLS BR 2757 windows for view. Dish- This home is situated on a large corner lot $23,450 plus lot and 271 WP. Call JACK washer, garbage, disposal, DOLAN at 395-5807 to gain with a chain link fence around the rear of the refrigerator. All carpeted, AHOY property. Owner has just repainted. 3 Cali Mr. Aird 391-0981 admittance on Monday. To including inside garage. Far arrange inspection any other —80 feet on the water bedrooms, 2 baths, single car garage, patio, below selling price. 391-3732. electric range and refrigerator. Total living time, call Mr. Dolan, Realtor, —Two-level, lighted dock with water and area is 1,234 square feet. A wonderful house at electric for comfortable living at this price. MLS BR BATEMAN & CO. —Less than two cable lengths from the In- 2479 $24,950. INFLATION GOT YOU DOWN? Realtors tracoastal BOCA WOODS 1299 S. Ocean Blvd. All this plus a two bedroom, 2 bath centrally 2431 N,f,4thWAY Boca Raton air conditioned home in Boca and under WE HAVE NEARLY 70 HOMES AVAILABLE...ALL PRICED 395-9355 399-8284 $36,000. MLS BR 2739W P-24 APTS., MOTELS, UNDER $29,900 HOTELS SALE PRESTIGE BEACH LOCATION 9 Unit Apartment Bldg., S.W. A creampuff. 3 bedroom 2 bath home just MORTGAGE MONEY ... LET US HE L P YOU OBTAIN THE RIGHT COMMITMENT Boca area Gross over $17,000 steps from the Ocean and golf. $53,500.00. FOR A LOWER DOWN PAYMENT ... NATURALLY AT A COMPETITIVE IN- Price $149,000. TERMS. Also Owner will listen to your offer. MLS BR 2382. TEREST RATE AND TERMS. 16 Unit N.E.. Boca area. Gross over $42,000. Price $298,000 DRIVE BY AND SEE THESE REALISTICALLY PRICED HOMES. THEY'RE TERMS. Call Owner 391-1502. FURNISHED Owner is moving to Europe. This home has No Brokers Please. One bedroom one bath Cond. apartment new been lived in for less than 6 months. 3 REPRESENTATIVE OF SOME OF THE VALUES AVAILABLE. THEN ... IF YOU'D LIKE TO INSPECT THE HOME OR LEAN ALL THE DETAILS, GIVE US A CALL. Motel 6 units, excellent and tastefully furnished. Never lived in, bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and air. Patio, location on Beach. Deerfield. no pool but room for one. GE built-in range We'll BE HAPPY TO ASSIST YOU. Owners plans changed. Price is $23,000. MLS $90,000. Approximate $15,000 BCondo 307P. and dishwasher. Frost free refrigerator. Wall- cash. Call 391-1617. to-wall carpet and draperies included. MLS BR 2731 $39,500. 2331 N.E. 5th AVENUE BR- 2799 N.E. 25 Terrace BR-2714 4 UNIT APARTMENT — Large 2 bedroom home on a TOP LOCATION. 2 bedroom SAN REMO * LAKE ROGERS ISLES 2719 Spacious 3 Bedroom 2 2 bath, fully carpeted, air- Waterfront — No Bridges to Intracoastal Bath for just s 28,500. Nancy big lot for $26,900 BR-2714 heat. Annual leases. South Two bedroom, two bath corner apartment on Fraser, Assoc. After hours Bill Powis after hours 395- 694 N.E. 36TH STREET Delray. Call 9464034. Fifth Floor with ocean view. Excellent buy at 391-0016 8662 $37,500. MLS B Condo 309 WP. "F25 COMMERCIAL & BUS 451 N.E. 24th Court 2 150 N.E. 21st Street 2 PROPERTY SALE bedroom with lots of extra bedroom for only $23,500 BOCA RATON LUXURY APARTMENT space for $26,500 Ernest Call Bill Powis, after hours Prime location on F.E.C. Kieffer, after hours 391-4887 395-8662 BR-2347 Railroad. Zoned industrial Condominium apartment on the Intracoastal, BR-2725 approximately 400 ft. by 360 in beautiful San Remo. This is one of the real ft. Ideal for warehousing. jewels, two bedrooms, two baths. Price is 360 N.E. 8th Street 4 971 S.W. 3rd Street Addison $200 per front foot. Terms. $50,000. MLS B Condo 295 WP. bedrooms 2 baths plus large Mizner School with 3 395-3989. lots for $29,900 MLS BR-2641. bedrooms and lots of extra This home is located in one of the fine areas IDEAL INVESTMENT Call Bill Powis, after hours space. MLS BR-2727. Call Bill Good corner location on busy of Boca Raton, having 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 395-8662 Powis, after hours 395-8662 large living room, dining area, family room. new double-lane highway Kitchen has GE Americana range, being constructed at Seacrest ret ton refrigerator, and Maytag Washer. 4 TV outlets Blvd. and 2nd Avenue, Boynton Beach. BV-777C1. rectify and phone outlets. Wall-to-wall carpet, Realtors 395-9100 drapes. Self-vac pool, gas heated. Circular drive, (concrete) 2 car garage ADO. Lawn landscaped. Dock with water, light, whips and REALTOR davit. An extremely good buy — considering 140 N. Federal Hwy,, Boca Raton all the niceties featured in this home. MLS 395-8155 BR2732 WP $69,500. ,

' vw-vV"i»-rir. i." ^ 1 16B BOCA RATON NEWS Sunday, May 31, 1970 4 states QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED have big primaries

From News wire reports A few states get the jump on off-year elections next week, with primaries that will start to shape the politics of the 1970s. The main interest centers on Alabama, where Gov. PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 Albert Brewer and ex- governor George Wallace are locked in a race-oriented second Democratic primary . »t' "j for the state's highest office. U.S. CHOICE •Al QUARTER LOW Wallace trailed Brewer by (SLI6ED INTO) some 11,000 votes in the first . DELMONICOS primary May 5—409,000 to , STEAKS BONELESS PORK CHOPS 420,000—although neither candidate was able to win a majority in the field of seven. But Wallace, who had cam- ROUND paigned mostly on the issues U.S. CHOICE in the first primary, came out (FULL CUT) in the runoff campaign charging that Brewer's STEAKS backing came from the "black bloc vote." Since the last week of the first campaign, Brewer has concentrated in handshaking it and face-to-face talks with USD* GRADE "A" FRESH N.C. voters rather than stump speeches. Wallace, too, has FRYER QUARTERS SWIFT'S SLICED attempted to follow a similar QUICK FROZEN QUICK FROZEN GOVERNMENT approach but, in the final GOVERNMENT INSPECTED INSPECTED NEW ZEALAND BEEF LIVER week, has been including (BREAST QUARTERS OR LEG QUARTERS) stump speeches again. F ';'•'> Brewer is more effective FRYER LAMB "pressing the flesh" than speaking to a crowd. Wallace is a better orator. LIVERS SHANKS Most observers see the election so close that it may not be decided until the of- ficial canvass is made. California I "•?< 8-0Z. LB, SACRAMENTO, Calif. PKGS. I UPI) —Two tough USDA GRAQE "A" QUICK FROZEN YOUNG Democrats, Los Angeles t|l mm Mayor Sam Yorty and TURKEY Assemblyman Jess Unruh, CDPELAND'S REGULAR WIENERS OR are battling for their political HINDQUARTERS U S CHOICE NATURALLY TENSER TOP ROUND OR lives and a longshot chance to SIRLOIN STEAKS . 1.29 DINNER FRANKS , .69 CIGARETTES turn Gov. Ronald Reagan out U.S. CHOICE NATURALLY TENDER PORTERHOUSE OR MB. PKG. C0PELAND1S ill MEM of office Tuesday in the California primary. T-BONE STEAKEAKS , 1.39 SLICED BOLOGNA .69 U.S. CHOICE 12 DZPKG. COPELANOS COOKED Reagan, who observers be- lieve still wants to be CHUCK STEAKS , .79 SLICED HAM 1.29 president, is unopposed for LB. the Republican nomination. CARTON The 59-year-old former actor AIL BRANDS AND SIZES will be seeking his second four-year term in November. Also up for re-election in lass*. the nation's most populous &:M state is U.S. Sen. George Murphy, Reagan's longtime FISCHERS •range! filmland friend. Unlike the ALL FLAVORS governor, the 67-year-old BEER OR FISCHERS] LB. freshman senator faces ALE BAG CHEK DRINKS opposition in the Republican primary. Polls show Murphy way out LIMIT ONE WITH $3.00 ORDER OR-MQRE in front for renomination, but EXCLUDING CIGARETTES indicate he faces trouble in November. The chief contenders for the Democratic senatorial PACK ASTOR COFFEE 12-OZ. CAH nomination are two congressmen: John V. 12-OZ. CAN Tunney, son of former heavyweight boxing champion Gene Tunney, and long-time Vietnam War critic George Brown, who proposed DIXIE DARLING to impeach President Nixon THRIFTY MAID after U.S. troops were sent FAMILY BREAD into Cambodia. LIMIT ONE WITH $3.00 ORDER OR MORE PEARS S. Dakota EXCLUDING CIGARETTES •O- SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (UPI)— South Dakota Republicans will select I6-0Z STOKELY 4 PACK 650 SHEET ROLL WHITE. PINK OR YELLOW LILAC nominees for three major 20 0Z. SHELLIE BEANS 4.89 BATHROOM TISSUE .39 16-OZ. offices in an unusually wide LOAVES 15W-0Z. STOKELY CUT 3-nZ. ALL FLAVORS REGULAR open primary Tuesday. CAN The state's two veteran 12 OZ. 4 COUNT DIXIE DARLING WAX BEANS 2/.49 JELLO .10 Republican congressmen are HONEY BUNS 15-OZ. STOKUYREO 4 QZ. LIBBY retiring, and the incumbent GOP governor is faced with KIDNEY BEANS 2 .29 VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 1.00 primary opposition. There is THRIFTY MAID no senatorial race this year. »er» Gov. Frank L. Farrar is being challenged by Frank E. HARVEST FRESH WESTERN URGE HEAD MORTON Henderson, a 6-6, 280-pound ICE MILK lawyer and state senator LETTUCE DINNERS from Hill City. HARVEST FRESH WESTERN URGE 6-OZ. CANS ASTOR FROZEN __ Sen. Richard Kneip, CANTALOUPES.39 ORANGE JUICE < 6 1.00 operator of a wholesale dairy HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA "NEW" RED BLISS L'QZ. CANS ASTOR FROZEN equipment firm in Salem, is —\ unopposed for the POTATOES 5UBA6.49 ORANGE JUICE PACK 3/1.00 (AU VARIETIES) Democratic gubernatorial HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA CRISP 11 OZ. FROZEN HOWARD lOHHSON'S CHOCOLATE FUDGE OR 11-OZ. nomination. HEADS CARROTS 2LBBAE.19 COCONUT CAKES .69 Five men are seeking the HARVEST FRESH WESTERN JUICY GOP nomination for 100Z. PKG. FROZEN SLICED Congress from the 1st LEMONS 11/.49 STRAWBERRIES .29 District, the seat which has YELLOW COOKING 10-OZ. PKGS. FROZEN ASTOR CHOPPED Oft been held for 10 years by Ben Reifel. ONIONS _ 3LBB«.45 LEAF SPINACH 5/1.00 Iowa AUNT JEMIMA DES MOINES, Iowa FLORIDA GOLDEN OR WHITE BOLD DETERGENT WAFFLES t,UPI)— Three Democrats seek their party's nomination for governor in this normally CORN Republican state Tuesday in the only statewide race on the primary election ballot. 84-OZ. Republican Gov. Robert D. 9-OZ. Ray, who wants a second term, is unopposed on the PKGS. GOP ballot. EMS LIMIT ONE WITH $3.00 ORDER OR MORE There is no senatorial race EXCLUDING CIGARETTES to attract the voters and only four of the 14 congressional nominations are contested. Three of the four are on the Republican ballot. OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. With little to prod the voters to the polls, election Sonant Place officials are predicting a CAM1NO REAL AND turnout of about 240,000, CAMINO REAL SHOPPING CENTER S.W. 3rd AVENUE

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