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W.Boca Baseball camp16 By Mario Sarmento Police Blotter 2 SPORTS EDITOR Berkowitz 7 Taking Stock 9 hen Sally Still failed to make the Weinstock 11 Crossword 13 US Olympic fencing team back in Sudoku 13 W 1988, she figured that was the end Horoscope 13 of her competitive career. In fact, Classified 14-15 she put her “epee” away to concentrate on Sports 16 law school. Aside from competing in the 1994 Olympic Festival, she did not touch her DON’T MISS YOUR weapon for more than a decade. SUNDAY page 8 JUNE 24 REAL Boca in driver’s seat to develop Multimodal Transportation District By Dale M. King timodal Transportation District CITY EDITOR (MMTD). The section of NW Second Av- The MMTD didn’t get a lot enue that passes by Boca Teeca of publicity until the Planning beginning at Yamato Road is a & Zoning Board held a hearing “constrained road.” earlier this month on the 211 That means it’s heavily trav- townhouses proposed for the eled, but the city has made a de- golf course. P&Z members and cision not to widen it. To make those in the audience puzzled it wider, officials say, would take over how NW Second would away the rural character of the handle the additional traffic. neighborhood. That’s when MMTD came to Facing an increase in traffic the fore. According to the proj- on that road – with or with- ect overview, the citywide MMTD (Ivan Ladizinsky/Special to the News) out a proposed development of will be “a central policy frame- 211 townhouses planned for work to improve accessibil- Distinquished budget award presented the Ocean Breeze Golf Course ity throughout the community, Delray Beach Mayor Rita Ellis presents city Finance Director Joe Safford with the distinguished – what is a motorist to do? and to encourage well-planned budget award from the Government Finance Officers Association during Tuesday’s City Commis- For the city of Boca Raton, the developments.” sion meeting. For a number of years, the association has praised Delray Beach for its budget cavalry may be riding over the presentation. hill – in the form of the Mul- continued on Page 9

www.bocanews.com  Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 • www.bocanews.com Police Blotter Charity tourney on Trump course Woman, 94, charged 3:40 p.m. June 11. Neighbors with trespassing reported seeing two men leaving Palm Beach County Sheriff’s the home and getting into a silver in October; more homebuyer $$$ Office deputies arrested a 94-year- SUV. Police said a flat panel TV old woman who allegedly put up and a drawer full of jewelry were By John Johnston easement so that a “substantial Florida Opera Company, Inc.’s a ruckus at a West Boca Raton taken. Managing Editor number” of pine trees can be relo- production of “Norma” March 28 bank about 11:30 a.m. Monday, County commissioners have cated, and a preserve area created and 30 at Wellington Community Vandalism to vehicle signed an agreement with Trump to mitigate that removal from the High School. Funding is from the investigators said. A woman from Boca Raton told International Golf Club, L.C., Ju- southwest corner of Lantana Road District 6 RAP program. The woman was charged with nior Golf and Academics of Amer- and Lawrence Road so that a new • Approved a $5,000 agreement trespassing, said PBSO spokes- police June 11 that her car was ica, Inc., and Tab Development, library may be constructed there. with the City of Belle Glade to offset man Sgt. Pete Palenzuela. A vandalized. She said a rear tire Inc. for a one-day charitable golf • Approved a Memorandum the cost of the fireworks display at deputy said the woman became was slashed 10 to 15 times, police tournament this October 29. of Agreement with Lake Worth the 29th Annual Black Gold Jubilee belligerent, accusing the bank of said. Commissioners said the 1996 Drainage District and the South held at the Belle Glade Marina April owing her money. development site lease agreement Florida Water Management Dis- 21. Approximately 2,500 residents Palenzuela said the deputy Phone fraud with Trump International Golf trict authorizing the diversion of and tourists attended the event. • These funds were tried to remove the woman from A Boca Raton woman reported Club allows for exclusive use of excess surface water from the ca- • Approved a $12,000 agreement to police June 11 that suspects derived from first-time the bank, but she allegedly spit the golf course during the months nal system into the Riverbridge with the City of Pahokee to offset on him, hit him and tried to bite obtained her name and Social and Okeeheelee Park South lakes. of May through October for the the cost of an event to commemo- homebuyers who repaid him. Security number and opened a county to host either a single two- The lakes border the Water Utility rate the athletic achievements of telephone business account for a Department’s System 2 well field, the financial assistance day, or two one-day charitable golf three (3) area high schools in the hair salon in Miami. The phone and have experienced low lake Golf clubs taken tournament. Glades (Glades Day School, Paho- received from the first- company sent the woman a bill Proceeds from the October tour- levels over the past few years, said A Boca Raton man told po- kee High School, and Glades Cen- time homebuyer pro- for $1,400 in overdue charges, nament will benefit Junior Golf commissioners lice June 11 that his $1,700 set tral High School). Approximately police said. and Academics of America, Inc. • Approved a $10,000 agreement 5,000 people attended the event, gram activity for fiscal of custom-made golf clubs was with Centro Cultural Latinoameri- stolen. The man reported that and Tab Development, Inc., com- commissioners said. years 2004-2005, 2005- missioners said. cano, Inc. for funding of expanded • Executed independent con- he left the clubs outside of a self- Car window smashed First-Time programs and rental costs. Com- tractor agreements as follows: 2006 and 2006-2007. storage bay. When he went back A Boca Raton man told police missioners said Centro Latino- he was on the telephone about 8 Separately, commissioners have 1. Caroline Karolinko, Synchro- to retrieve them, they were gone, americano serves over 100 people recognized income and interest nized Swimming, Aqua Crest Pool. police said. p.m. June 11 when he heard the through its regular programs, and • When added to the totaling $3.7 million, and in turn 2. Pamela Romero, Summer sound of breaking glass. He went over 10,000 people through its have transferred those funds into Camp Soccer Coach, West Boynton existing budget of $1.37 Suspicious suspects out and found the rear window of newspaper and radio programs. Recreation Center. his car broken. Police said it was the county’s first-time homebuyer million, the program A resident of Boca Raton told Funds will come from District 2 3. Pamela Romero, Summer not clear if entry was gained, but program. Recreation Assistance Program police June 11 that he saw a suspi- Camp Volleyball Coach, West Boyn- now has $4.6 million to nothing was missing. These funds were derived from (RAP) funds. cious man leaving his neighbor’s ton Recreation Center. first-time homebuyers who repaid • Approved an $8,000 agree- provide financial assis- house in a silver SUV. Police 4. Susan Allshouse, Summer the financial assistance received ment with Young Singers of the who investigated found fresh pry Wallet taken Camp Tennis Coach, West Boynton tance for lower income from the first-time homebuyer pro- Palm Beaches, Inc. to help offset marks on the door. The neigh- A Boca Raton man told police Recreation Center. gram activity for fiscal years 2004- the travel costs for the Children’s first-time homebuyers, bor said the man is in Ohio and is June 12 that his $60 wallet was 2005, 2005-2006 and 2006-2007. 5. Keith Mackrey, Summer Camp Community Choir’s performance said commissioners. the process of moving out, police stolen from his tennis bag, which When added to the existing bud- at a national festival in New York Basketball Coach, West Boynton was located near a court where he Recreation Center. said. get of $1.37 million, the program City in the summer of 2007. Sixty- was playing. He said one of the now has $4.6 million to provide • Approved an increase in the In another incident involving three of the children and youth stolen credit cards was used at a financial assistance for lower in- change fund for the Park Ridge suspicious suspects, police re- from Young Singers of the Palm sponded to a house alarm about local gasoline station. come first-time homebuyers, said Beaches, Inc. (YSPB) will represent Golf Course and John Prince Golf commissioners. Palm Beach County at this event, Learning Center, from $1000 to Other Business said commissioners. $2,000, respectively. In other recent business com- • Approved a $10,000 agreement Obituary John Johnston can be reached at 561-549- missioners: with South Florida Opera Compa- 0833, or at [email protected] • Approved a conservation ny, Inc. to help offset costs of South ing years were spent when he left at 11:00 at the Long Ridge Con- the corporate world to help build gregational Church, 455 Old Long and council at a drug and alco- Ridge Road, Stamford, CT. Inter- hol treatment center in Daytona ment will be private. The Hoyt Fu- Beach, FL, in the latter half of the neral Home in New Canaan, CT is 70’s. Bart leaves his loving wife handling the arrangements. Joan Tinker Swift and four chil- dren; Jeb Swift and his wife Ceal of CHARLES J. SALVO New Canaan, Tom Swift and his wife Phyllis of Greenwich and their BOCA RATON Josiah Bartlett sons Matthew, David, and Andrew, Charles J. Salvo, 87, of Boca daughter Suzy Swift Talarico and Raton, FL died June 18, 2007. He (Bart) Swift is survived by his wife Elvira, son Josiah Bartlett (Bart) Swift went her husband Nick and their twin children Sarah and Nicky, and Charles Jr., daughter Sandra and home to be with the Lord on June 5 grandchildren. A funeral service 14th surrounded by his wife and daughter Ruth Swift, all of Nor- walk. He also leaves two nieces; will be held Thurs, 10:30 am at children at St. Vincent’s Hospital Boca Raton Mausoleum. Arrange- in Bridgeport, CT. Bart was born Dede Swift of Asheville, NC and Saralee Shippee and her family of ments by Gary Panoch Funeral February 1, 1924 in Stamford, CT. Home. He was the son of the late George Mystic, CT. He was predeceased by Russell and Dorothy Hills Swift. two brothers; George and Demp- Having attended Andover Phil- ster Swift. Bart loved his family lips Academy, he graduated from and friends and took great plea- CHRISTOPHER A. Greenwich High School. He was a sure in music and good humor. BOHLMAN WW II US Navy veteran and served Above all, he loved his church where Jesus Christ is honored and BOCA RATON on a destroyer escort. Bart spent Christopher A. Bohlman, 54, of most of his working career in the served. He believed God’s plan of salvation and never doubted that Boca Raton, died Sunday, June 17, entertainment industry; having 2007. Funeral Mass will be held at started with the William Mor- when he died he would spend eter- nity in Heaven. In lieu of flowers, 10:30 am on Thursday at Ascen- ris Agency then spending many sion Catholic Church. Babione years with Teleprompter Corp. memorial contributions may be made to Young Life-3630, P.O. Funeral Home has been entrusted and eventually retiring from Time with arrangements. Warner, where he managed their Box 2920, Colorado Springs, CO HBO division in Ft Lauderdale, FL. 80901. A Memorial Service will be He always felt his most reward- held on Saturday, July 7th, 2007 (Kim Mohlenhoff/Special to the News) After recovering from a lung infection that prevented her from swimming and diving properly, “Kirt” the turtle was released Tuesday from the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center. Placing her in the water are Dr. Kirt Children’s Rosenko, marine conservationist at Gumbo Limbo, and Sarah Hayes, a volunteer from the Clearwater Museum Boca Raton News Marine Aquarium. The Leader in Local News hosts reunion Established Dec. 2, 1955 Green sea turtle back ‘home’ after Craig B. Swill, Publisher FROM STAFF REPORTS John Johnston, Managing Editor The Boca Raton Children’s Dale King, City Editor Boca rescue, medical treatment Museum will bring together both current and former board By Dale M. King rescued several other turtles in the She came back to Gumbo Limbo Switchboard 893-6400 • Fax 893-6677 members for a backstage re- CITY EDITOR past, Officer Kosovo recognized to say goodbye. Craig B. Swill union Friday, June 22, at the The Boca Raton News is published The staff of the Gumbo Limbo there was a problem, recovered the “Kirt” has a shell length of 25 Mizner Park Amphitheatre in Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Nature Center in Boca Raton bid distressed turtle and brought it to inches and weighs 78 pounds. Boca Raton. Board members and Friday. a sad and soggy farewell Tuesday Gumbo Limbo.” Gumbo Limbo Nature Center, from 1979 to the present have USPS #059720 to a juvenile endangered green sea The turtle was assessed and located at 1801 N. Ocean Blvd., is been invited to attend. Subscription Rates are as follows: turtle who came to the center last Rusenko filed a stranding report. an eco-education complex oper- The event begins with an year with a lung infection. 13 Weeks $21.45 The Florida Fish and Wildlife Con- ated as a partnership between the alumni party at 6 followed by a 26 Weeks $37.70 Marine Conservationist Dr. Kirt servation Commission sent the city of Boca Raton, Gumbo Limbo concert at 7 p.m. featuring the Rusenko and Sarah Hayes, a vol- 52 Weeks $65.00 turtle to the Clearwater Marine Inc., Florida Atlantic University Five Boroughs. unteer from the Clearwater Marine Aquarium for rehabilitation. At and the Palm Beach County School For information, call the mu- John Johnston 1141 S. Rogers Circle, Suite 7, Aquarium, carried her to the edge Clearwater Marine, the cause of System. It is dedicated to preserv- seum office at 561-368-6875. Boca Raton, FL, 33487. of Lake Wyman and let her go. The the problem was determined to be ing and sharing the South Florida turtle, named “Kirt” by the attend- a lung infection. Treatment with coastal marine hammock and sea Periodicals postage is paid at Boca Raton, Fla. ing staff, has presumably found antibiotics was successful. turtle conservation programs with eDeliver your Postmaster address changes to the above listed her way back to the Intracoastal. school children, researchers, and address. On Oct. 10, 2006, Boca Raton Cleared for release Boca News Marine Police Officer Trent Kosovo Now healthy, the turtle was the interested public. Sign up at Published by SouthFloridaMediaGroup found the turtle unable to dive or cleared for release by Clearwater Dale M. King can be reached at 561-549- BocaNews.com swim well, Rusenko said. “Having Marine Aquarium’s veterinarian. 0832 or at [email protected]. Dale King www.bocanews.com • Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007  Delray Beach gets county help with sports, civic programs By John Johnston of Palm Spring. The agreement • Separately commis- Managing Editor provides dispatch services for 10 sioners approved a County commissioners have years as part of the countywide approved a $5,000 agreement common dispatch program, said $4,000 agreement with with the City of Delray Beach to commissioners. The county now Delray Beach to help help fund the cost of a youth base- provides dispatch services to 24 pay for costs associat- ball and softball tournament held municipalities, along with the at Pompey Park May 25 through unincorporated portion of Palm ed with the Divas Step May 27. Approximately 800 par- Beach County, commissioners Team competition, ticipants and 1,500 spectators were said. involved, commissioners said. • Approved a $150,000 interlo- hosted by the city and Separately commissioners ap- cal agreement with the City of held Feb. 2 at Atlan- proved a $4,000 agreement with Riviera Beach to enhance security tic Community High (Special to the News) Delray Beach to help pay for costs at the Riviera Beach water treat- The Boca Raton Historical Society has published this book of 15 tear-out postcards of old Boca Raton. It is associated with the Divas Step ment plant, as approved by the School. The event at- available for $9.99 – plus tax. Team competition, hosted by the Fort Lauderdale Urban Areas Se- tracted approximately city and held Feb. 2 at Atlantic curity Initiative (UASI). Community High School. The • Approved a 50-year term 192 participants and Historical Society offering book event attracted approximately 192 construction access easement 300 spectators, said participants and 300 spectators, agreement with Condado Inc. of commissioners. said commissioners. Singer Island pursuant to prop- of old Boca Raton postcards Other Business erty included within the Singer By Dale M. King still standing in Boca Raton. It is Dixie Highway. Once a bustling In other recent business com- Island Shore Protection Project. CITY EDITOR home to the Children’s Museum. stop on the Florida East Coast missioners: The easement agreement was re- Not every postcard of Boca In the photo, Gillis said, “It’s Railway line, the station fell into • Approved a $46,500 reim- quired for construction access to Raton depicts a flamingo, a wa- obvious they are having fun.” disuse after FEC passenger service bursement agreement with Delray beach and dune areas, said com- ter skier, a palm tree or a bikini She selected another shot of halted in the 1960s. The station Beach for the installation of trom- missioners. babe. men fishing because there’s a was saved by the society, and with bone style mast arms at SR A-I-A • Approved a three-year ap- The booklet of 15 tear-out post- sign in the photo that says “Boca a donation from Countess Henri- and East Atlantic Avenue. pointment of Michael V. Walker cards of old Boca Raton just pub- Ratone by the Sea.” She figured etta de Hoernle, it was restored. • Renewed a contract with the as the HVAC contractor member lished by the city’s Historical So- people would get a giggle out of Also in the booklet is the old ICEE Company to provide for the to the construction board of ad- ciety shows what the community the misspelling. wooden yacht dock at the Boca provision of frozen carbonated justment and appeals. The board was like in the old days. Gillis said she tried to get the Raton Resort & Club. “Some of them actually were name “Boca Raton” in as many Readers will also find a photo of beverage drinks and dispensing is comprised of seven members postcards,” said Historical Soci- photos as possible. the Fiesta de Boca Raton, an event equipment to county waterparks including one registered archi- ety archivist Susan Gillis. All are Long gone that used to raise money for Boca through June 7, 2008. tect; one registered engineer; one from the organization’s files. Raton Community Hospital. • Approved an interlocal general contractor; one electrical Among the picture postcards The postcards can be torn out in the booklet is Lacy Pavilion The booklet was published by agreement with the Village of Wel- contractor; one HVAC contractor; and used as real postcards -- or – a structure Gillis said “is long Arcadia Publishing in coopera- lington and Palm Beach County one plumbing contractor and framed. They are all black-and- gone.” The South Beach Park tion with the Historical Society. It Drowning Prevention Coalition’s any other contractor licensed cat- white prints. Pavilion now stands at that loca- is available at the BRHS Fire Bay Learn to Swim program for swim- egory. Exercising a bit of her own tion. Gift Shop in the Old Town Hall at ming lessons. • Approved reappointment whimsy, Gillis selected the pho- Some photos speak for them- 71 N. Federal Highway and at lo- • Approved an emergency of architect Howarth Lewis to a tos for the booklet. The cover, selves. One shows the Old Town cal bookstores. It retails for $9.99 services for mutual assistance, three-year term on the building she said, “shows the Myrick fam- Hall – now the home of the Boca plus Florida sales tax. automatic aid, and dispatch ser- code advisory board. ily in funny bathing suits.” The Raton Historical Society. And Myricks owned the Singing Pines Dale M. King can be reached at 561-549- vices agreement with the Village there’s also a shot of the Count de 0832 or at [email protected]. house, perhaps the oldest building Hoernle Train Pavilion on South News Analysis Summer VPK enrollment PeopleSoft costs School down, seats still available

District big bucks By Nicol Jenkins because we did not have enough • Those schools offer- STAFF WRITER enrollment at those schools to By Nicol Jenkins updating salaries in accordance tion of a component of People- Where are all the kids? run a program and we’re very ing the program are: C.O. That’s what Palm Beach surprised we did not have enough STAFF WRITER with the union settlements, there Soft called Contract Pay, which Taylor/Kirklane Elemen- County School District officials to run the program,” Steele said. PeopleSoft has caused thou- is learning and documentation was used to pay all teachers. sands of Palm Beach County that occurs. We are also creating are wondering since enrollment tary, Delray Full Service School districts, including ours, Budget Impact School District employees’ inac- new reports, which will provide is down for this year’s free sum- Another downfall of fewer en- are unique and much more com- Center, Jupiter Elementary, curate paychecks and in trying to additional information to the mer voluntary pre-kindergarten rollment is less funding includ- fix that problem has also cost the various users in each department plex compared to other private (VPK) program. ing for teachers. Melaleuca Elementary, district many millions beyond its and school.” and public sector institutions due “There are just under 400 stu- “We earn money just like original $5.1 million cost. As for training employees on to the high number of employ- dents,” said M.J. Steele, Director private providers. It’s based on North Grade Elementary, of the Department of Early Child- How many millions? the system, the process is on go- ees who work two jobs such as a the number of children enrolled Try $18.5 million for con- ing, according to Swan. hood Education at the School North Palm Beach Elemen- teacher who works after school and attended,” Steele said. “We sultants alone to try and fix the “Training began before the District of Palm Beach County. would not have been able fiscally or who moves from one job to tary, Roosevelt Elementary, problems. go-live date of May 1, 2006 and Last year, about 800 children to manage running a program The District originally spent is continuing. We have training another such as a teacher who is were enrolled in the program. at those schools with having too Royal Palm School, South $4,107,253 on the PeopleSoft available for new employees as released from one school in the “We’ve dropped about twice the few students and that’s how it Grade Elementary, and software, $1,084,623 on hardware well as on-going training for our fall after the enrollment adjust- amount of last year. We had impacts the budget.” about 800 and planned for the – and has now spent an addition- principals, bookkeepers and sec- ments are made and then works And that amount is approxi- Wynnebrook Elementary. same number we had last year,” al $18,500,000 to hire consultants retaries,” she said. as a substitute teacher and later mately $2,600 per child- depend- to fix the problems, according to Training is available in class- Steele added. “It’s really a com- ing on when they enroll and how Classes will be held from Sharon Swan, C.P.M., Director of room settings and on-line. The is re-hired as a teacher at a sec- munity issue.” they attend, according to Steele. June 11 to August 9, Mon- Purchasing and ERP Coordinator district also offers labs “where ond school. PeopleSoft/Contract And with fewer students en- “For the good of the child we for the School District of Palm individuals can come and bring Pay was not initially designed for rolled also means fewer schools believe children will gain more day through Friday from 8 Beach County. work and get assistance if needed. this level of payroll complexity,” offering the program. Instead of from the program if they enroll 14 county schools the number is “At the height of implementa- In addition, many of our sup- Swan said, adding: in the beginning and attend dur- a.m. to 4 p.m. down to 11. tion there were approximately 30 port departments are receiving “We have re-designed that ing the entire period and we en- [consultants]. There are now only updated training at this time to Those schools offering the pro- courage them to enroll early.” process for next year to a more 10 consultants providing support be better able to perform support gram are: C.O. Taylor/Kirklane As for affecting teachers, Steele services,” said Swan. functions using PeopleSoft.” friendly version of PeopleSoft Elementary, Delray Full Service added, “We gear the teaching School Board members re- Paychecks which accepts changes easier Center, Jupiter Elementary, Me- force to how many children we cently questioned district officials than the Contract Pay version. Al- laleuca Elementary, North Grade have. It’s one certified teacher to year. Summer VPK registration Most county employees af- Elementary, North Palm Beach about the costs of hiring outside so, we have a better understand- ten children. We hire the teachers will continue to be held at the fected by the PeopleSoft problems Elementary, Roosevelt Elemen- consultants. are finally seeing accurate pay in ing of how PeopleSoft works so based on the number of children District offices, 3300 Forest Hill “Stakeholders think we’ve tary, Royal Palm School, South we have enrolled.” recent paychecks, according to there will be fewer errors causing Boulevard, West Palm Beach, be- spent too much money on the Grade Elementary, and Wynn- tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the Swan. payroll issues. The net result is ebrook Elementary. Classes will More spots ERP and didn’t think we got what “The vast majority of district But there is a silver lining for Department of Early Childhood that we feel that we have made be held from June 11 to August we thought we would,” said board employees, 23,000 total, are up the program that began in 2005 Education, Suite C-236 Monday member Bob Kanjian, at a recent significant progress in using this 9, Monday through Friday from through Thursday. Available to date with their paychecks. The 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a goal of “providing enrich- meeting. new tool and that next year we slots will be filled on a first come, employees who were underpaid Schools in the original list of ing opportunities to help prepare Fixing PeopleSoft have been paid and those who will have only minimal payroll children for kindergarten and first serve basis. Summer VPK sites that will not “They can enroll through District officials said they are were overpaid have paid back problems.” beyond.” be offering Summer VPK are: most of the summer and we en- in the stages of stabilizing the sys- the District or have a re-payment But others beg to differ as the Rosenwald, West Riviera, and According to Steele, fami- tem and training employees. plan in place to pay back the Dis- lies can still enroll children courage them to now because we School Board renews thousands Sunrise Park Elementary in Boca “PeopleSoft is up and running trict over time,” she said. in the free program at district still do have limited slots,” Steele of consultant contracts monthly. Raton. Parents of children who said. in the purchasing, budget, ac- As for future complications selected these schools as first headquarters Mondays through It was said most clearly by And the best part? counting, payroll, HR and benefits from PeopleSoft, Swan said the choice must now select a second Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. To be departments,” Swan said. “We are district is working on putting in board member Debra Robinson. eligible to attend, a child must “It’s free for parents,” she choice or request that child’s said. going through stabilization right safeguards to insure against re- “When does it end?” VPK Certificate of Eligibility be have turned four on or before now. As we do processes for the peat occurrences. Sept. 1, and been issued a VPK returned. Nicol Jenkins can be reached at njenkins@ first time in the new system, such “One of the major issues that Nicol Jenkins can be reached at njenkins@ “Three schools were dropped Certificate of Eligibility that bocanews.com or 561-549-0844. as processing W-2’s and 1099’s or we had this year was the utiliza- bocanews.com or 561-549-0844. was not used during the school  Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 • www.bocanews.com Lynn professor releases new instrumental CD By Nicol Jenkins form the Schumann Piano Concerto STAFF WRITER with the Boca Raton Philharmonic Centaur Records recently released a Symphonia Nov. 11 at 2:30 p.m. at new solo piano CD entitled “Devoted the Roberts Theatre in Boca. Also Rust to Debussy” by pianist Roberta Rust – will appear on the WXEL-FM pro- a piano professor at Lynn University. gram Classical Variations June 20 at “It’s French impressionistic mu- 12:15 p.m. to discuss the CD. The CD sic and all solo piano,” said Rust, a can be found at www.centaurrecords. professor of music and artist faculty- com or iTunes. piano in the Conservatory of Music at Young Pianist Lynn. The piano has played a key role in Five works rarely heard in concert Rust’s life since age 5. She went on or on disc are presented on the album to study at the Peabody Conservatory alongside a variety of well-established and Manhattan School of Music. works by the French master Claude “My parents wanted me to study Debussy. The album with 17 tracks and for some reason felt I had the was recorded at the Wertheim Per- temperament to pursue piano stud- forming Arts Center at Florida Inter- (Special to the News) ies. I didn’t know it would become a national University last July and pro- Roberta Rust, a Lynn University professional path for me and now I’m duced by Phillip Evans. professor, recently released the CD entitled Devoted to Debussy. the first professional musician in my “I wanted to put together a record- family,” she said. ing that included some well estab- When she moved to Florida 19 years lished pieces and also find works that showing a wide variety of expressive creations,” she said. ago to pursue a doctorate at University are very beautiful but not often played of Miami in piano, she began teach- so I could combine them in reper- Why Debussy? ing at the Harid Conservatory, which toires of Debussy,” Rust said. “He really had an influence on later became the Conservatory of Mu- But this isn’t the Boca professor’s me and will on everyone for years,” sic at Lynn University. first CD. Instead, it’s her third release she said. “Debussy is the grandfa- “I love helping young people learn on Centaur Records. Rust has also re- ther of 20th century music as to what how to play the piano. Teaching is leased a collection of works by Franz Beethoven was to the 19th century.” very gratifying for me,” she said. Joseph Haydn and the “Piano Music Rust spent the spring of this year Rust said she plans on continuing of Villa-Lobos” on the label. She has playing Debussy programs at the to play the piano, teach others, and released a CD through Protone Re- Idyllwild Arts Academy in California, create a new CD. (Special to the News) cords called “Three American Pre- Festival of the Arts in South Nyack, “I’m sure years down the road I’ll mieres and the Prokofieff Sonata No. N.Y., as well as a recital at Lynn Uni- bring another concept to fruition,” Lupus hires a new executive director 6” as well. versity’s Amarnick-Goldstein Concert she said. The Lupus Foundation of America, Southeast Florida Chapter, has hired Joshua M. Estrin as the new “I like to do CDs that focus on one Hall. This summer Rust will be in executive director. Estrin was recently a consultant concentrating on social administration, policy composer and I like to find composers Nicol Jenkins can be reached at njenkins@ and research. Prior to consulting, he served as the executive director of the Friends of Israel Disabled Asia for master classes and recitals, that are enthusiastic about what they bocanews.com or 561-549-0844. Veterans (FIDV), Florida Region and has also worked as the assistant director for major gifts with the as well as Debussy performances in American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science. The Lupus chapter, founded in 1978, is do and put together a CD program Beijing and Manila. She will also per- based in Delray Beach and serves 11 counties. Quiet hurricane season earns Temple Emeth presents insurance break for Delray By Dale M. King also not have to pay the Citizens Commissioners Tuesday also summer film festival CITY EDITOR Property surcharge. declared July 14 as Bahamian In- Because of an “uneventful” 2006 With the cancellation of the dependence Day in Delray Beach. FROM STAFF REPORTS World War II documentary (Yid- Lancaster and Anthony Quayle hurricane season, the city of Del- old policy, the city gets back four This ties in with the “Conch and Temple Emeth will once dish/English subtitles) - plus “Jewish Life in Lwow” - ray Beach is getting a break on its months of premium payments Rib Festival” being planned that again hold its “Summer Film July 24 - “Salah” with Topol Pre-World War II documentary excess property insurance – to the from last year, said Rodriguez. weekend at Old School Square. Festival.” Presentations will take and Geula Noni (Hebrew/Eng- ( Yiddish/English subtitles) tune of several hundred thousand Other business In her proclamation, Mayor El- place on Wednesdays at 12:30 lish subtitles) plus “Jewish Life Aug. 2 - “Toosie” with Dustin dollars, said Bruce Koeser, director lis noted that the Bahamas became p.m. in the Rimai Hall. The fol- In other business, commission- in Vilna” - Pre-World War II Hoffman, plus “Road to Utopia” of human resources for the city. ers gave themselves a whipping for a free nation 34 years ago. She said lowing is the schedule: documentary (Yiddish/English with Bob Hope. City Commissioners Tuesday many Bahamians live in or visit July 11 - “Mothers of Today” being ill prepared to take part in a subtitles) Donation is $2 per person for cancelled the old policy and imme- town hall-style meeting last week Florida, which has an impact on with Esther Field & Max Rosen- Aug.1 - “Kuni Lemel in Tel members and $3 per person for diately signed a new one – a policy education and the economy. blatt (Yiddish/English subtitles) seeking input from residents on Aviv” with Mike Burstyn and non-members for each session. that not only saves them $411,000 what to do with legislature-man- Delray Beach also received a plus “Jewish Life in Bialystock” Mandy Rice Davies (Hebrew/ A light snack and refreshment is up front, but also increases the Distinguished Budget Award from - Pre-World War II documentary dated property tax reform. English subtitles) plus “Road to available. No food from outside amount of insurance coverage by Vice Mayor Fred Fetzer led the the Government Finance Officers (Yiddish/English subtitles) Morocco” with Bob Hope. is permitted. $10 million, said Lisa Rodriguez Association. July 18 - “A Woman of list of complainers that ended up Aug. 8 - “Laurel & Hardy Temple Emeth is located at from Arthur J. Gallagher Entities. including Mayor Rita Ellis and Paris/Sunnyside” with Charlie Film Festival” (About 4 hours) 5780 West Atlantic Avenue, Del- “I’ve been working with the Dale M. King can be reached at 561-549-0832 Chaplin and Adolph Menijou Commissioners Brenda Montague or at [email protected]. with Stan Laurel and Oliver ray Beach. For information, call city,” she said. “Last year, we told and Nelson “Woodie” McDuffie. (Yiddish/English subtitles) plus Hardy the Temple office at 561-498- you what was happening in the “Jewish Life in Cracow” - Pre- Commissioner Gary Eliopoulos Aug. 15 - “Moses” with Burt 3536. insurance marketplace.” She said was not present. that because no storms battered Commissioners noted that only this area of the state last year, the 11 people attended the session. And market was “softening.” while they appreciated comments She said the city paid $1.5 mil- from the audience, they felt they ‘Exercise pill’ switches on lion last year for $15 million worth were not sufficiently prepared to of insurance. With the switch provide answers. gene that tells cells to burn fat made Tuesday, the city will end up If another meeting is held, they paying $1,340,000 for $25 million said, they promised to prepare bet- FROM STAFF REPORTS The hope, Dr. Evans told scientists attending Ex- worth of insurance. Delray will ter. By giving ordinary adult mice a drug - a synthetic perimental Biology 2007 in Washington, DC, is that designed to mimic fat - Salk Institute scientist Dr. such metabolic trickery will lead to a new approach Ronald M. Evans is now able to chemically switch Boca Raton News on PPAR-d, the master regulator that controls the to new treatment and prevention of human meta- ability of cells to burn fat. Even when the mice are bolic syndrome. Sometimes called syndrome X, this Off Season! not active, turning on the chemical switch activates consists of obesity and the often dire health conse- the same fat-burning process that occurs during ex- quences of obesity: high blood pressure, high levels ercise. The resulting shift in energy balance (calo- What off season? ries in, calories burned) makes the mice resistant to of fat in the blood, heart disease, and resistance to weight gain on a high fat diet. insulin and diabetes. I gotta get my car fixed!

Our 35,000 readers always need something. Let them know you’ve got what they need. Advertise in the Boca Raton News www.bocanews.com • Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007   Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 • www.bocanews.com Boca restaurant aids New Orleans hospitality workers

egal Sea Foods recently led a local effort to help Lrebuild the hospitality industry in New Orleans and to raise awareness for the cause. Along with other South Florida supporters, the res- taurant company hosted a “by the bite” benefit at Town Center at Boca Raton mall. More than 100 people at- tended, including volunteers and food and wine aficiona- dos. Guests, who donated $85 per person, also bid on a vari- ety of raffle prizes. All of the funds raised will be given directly to New Or- leans hospitality workers who are still struggling following the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. New Orleans personal- ity Poppy Tooker, owner of the Savvy Gourmet Cooking School and an advocate for the New Orleans Restaurant Recovery Fund, was special guest of the evening. She presented a cooking demon- 1 stration. “We had two goals when we invited Poppy to South Florida,” said Legal’s culi- nary director, Yale Woodson. “We wanted to raise some money that would go directly to those who need it most in the New Orleans restaurant community, and we also hoped to raise awareness for their ongoing struggle.” Legal Sea Foods has three South Florida restaurants, located in Boca Raton at the Town Center mall, at City- Place in West Palm Beach and at Sawgrass Mills in Broward County. Founded in Boston, the company currently owns 2 and operates more than 30 3 restaurants along the East Coast.

1 – From left, Chris Kear- ney, Alan Dempsey, Poppy Tooker, Jeff Tanner, Sam Hosn and Linda Rinaldi.

2 - Sylvia Jamison, left, of Delray Beach with Poppy Tooker

3 – From left, Chris Kear- ney, Carey McKearnan, Jeff Erhlich, Lou Ann Hitchens and Bruce Klein.

4 – From left, Alan and Holly Kauffman with Chef Rich Vellante

5 --Raffle Chair Jessica Ad- ams with winner Alex Marsh

6 – From left, Sid and Bunny Golder with Larry Glick 4 (Alan Wilco/Special to the News)

5 6 www.bocanews.com • Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007  Ian M. Berkowitz SBA loan programs can help businesses raise capital

his week, I am continuing its SBIC goal of 1,442 and assisted make debt investments as well. my series on money for 1,488 existing small businesses. Participating Securities SBICs are Tyour business by exploring Only companies defined by SBA able to invest equity capital in ear- the world of government-backed as “small” are eligible for SBIC lier stage opportunities because venture capital funds. It order to financing. Small businesses are interest is accrued on their obli- explore this topic, I pose a simple those that are classified as small gation to SBA. Specialized Small question to you? What do some based on their number of em- Business Investment Companies of the most successful companies ployees or their average annual (“SSBICs”) are a type of SBIC that such as America Online, Apple revenue over the course of the last provides assistance solely to small Computer, Callaway Golf, Costco three years, as defined by the U.S. businesses owned by socially or Ian Wholesale Club, Cutter & Bock, Census Bureau for their industry. economically disadvantaged per- Berkowitz (Special to the News) Healthsouth Rehabilitation, Intel, Presently, there are over 400 li- sons such as minorities, women Geoff McKee, principal, Boca Raton Community High School; Rich- Jenny Craig, Outback Steakhouse, censed SBICs in operation today and the disabled. ard Altomare, CEO and chairman, Universal Express Inc.; and Glynis Benson, teacher of the year. Restoration Hardware, Sports and as of June 5, 2007 there are Now that you know that these Authority, Staples, and Sun Mi- approximately 7 SBICs in the State investment companies are orga- • Many of you may not Universal Express Inc. awards $5,000 to crosystems all have in common? of Florida. nized with the goal of providing Many of you may not know this SBICs pursue investments in a capital to you to start, grow or know this but some of the Teacher of the Year Glynis Benson but some of the largest companies broad range of industries, geog- expand your business, you might largest companies in the in the world have been backed by raphies and stages of investment. be asking yourself; how do you FROM STAFF REPORTS ployees. On behalf of the share- Richard A. Altomare, chair- Small Business Investment Com- Some SBICs invest in a particular get your piece of the pie? SBICs world have been backed holders of Universal Express and panies, commonly referred to as field or industry in which their are going to be looking at a well man and CEO of Universal Ex- subsidiary Luggage Express, it is SBICs, who partner with the U.S. management has expertise, while developed and presented business by Small Business press Inc., a transportation con- truly our pleasure to present this glomerate, was so moved when Small Business Administration others invest more generally. Most plan in order to get them excited $5,000 donation to Mrs. Benson Investment Companies, he read about Glynis Benson’s in order to provide small busi- SBICs concentrate on a particular about your company and its pros- and the students of Boca Raton nesses with capital to start, grow stage of investment such as start- pects for the future. Along with the recent win for Teacher of the Community High School on a commonly referred to as Year, he called Principal Geoff and expand their businesses. up, expansion or turnaround situ- business plan you should have a job well done,” said Altomare. SBICs typically invest equity, debt ations and identify a geographic strong management team in place McKee personally to award Ben- “Special thanks to Principal SBICs, who partner with son $2,500 on her outstanding or a combination of both into area in which they focus. The and a good history of performance McKee for allowing this swap to small businesses to promote their form of funding that a particular in order to access capital from an the U.S. Small Business achievement and $2,500 to- happen. I am very much look- wards the students of Boca Ra- growth. SBIC uses may vary and will have SBIC. ing forward to meeting the stu- ton Community High School. Since 1959, SBICs have supplied an impact on the type of invest- Make sure to do your home- Administration in order to dents of Boca Raton Community Altomare and Principal McKee equity capital, long term loans ment they make. work and find out about the focus High School and eagerly await provide small businesses recently surprised Benson with a and management assistance to There are three organizational and mission of each and every Mrs. Benson’s take on what it’s $5,000 check in front of her stu- qualifying small businesses. SBICs types of SBICs, debenture SBICs, SBIC that you reach out to. All with capital to start, grow dents at Boca Raton Community like to be an honorary CEO for are privately owned and managed participating securities SBICs, and of them have their “sweet spot” High School. a day.” investment companies that are specialized SBICs. The primary for investment; therefore, know- and expand their busi- Altomare, a former tenured “We are so deeply touched by licensed and regulated by the SBA differences between these types of ing whether or not you fit their College Professor, also invited Mr. Altomare’s desire to support and use funds raised from private SBICs are how they are organized mold is extremely important. As nesses. SBICs typically Benson, an intensive reading our Teacher of the Year and to investors plus funds obtained at and funded. Debenture SBICs pri- you would for any typical venture and English teacher, to ‘swap’ additionally support the hard- favorable rates with SBA guaran- marily focus on providing debt capital deal, be prepared and be invest equity, debt or working students at Boca Raton positions with him for a day. tees to invest in small businesses. or debt with equity features. De- open-minded to a very aggressive a combination of both The date of the one-day honor- Community High School. We SBICs operate similar to a ven- benture SBICs will typically focus term sheet, and upon review, be ary ‘occupation exchange’ will look forward to Mrs. Bensons ture capital firm, as they invest on companies that are mature prepared to negotiate for a deal into small businesses to occur early Fall 2007 and will be becoming honorary CEO for a their money into companies, enough to make current interest that is a win-win for both parties. announced later this summer. day at Universal Express and along with their management payments on the SBIC’s invest- promote their growth. “Mrs. Benson has done a phe- are honored to have Mr. Alto- and technical expertise in order ment. Participating Securities nomenal job with her students, mare educate our students early to assist companies to succeed. In SBICs typically focus on making many hopefully will become this fall,” said Principal Geoff FY 2006, the SBA slightly exceeded pure equity investments but can Universal Express future em- McKee. 8 Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 • www.bocanews.com Still, still has the skill By Mario Sarmento Still then went to the first points event in Decem- a natural advantage over any opponent she faced, blows from hurting, and Still’s jacket and knickers SPORTS EDITOR ber in Virginia and won first place, beating some and she soon found that she had a natural ability are made from Kevlar. Her mask, which is pocked competitors who had been in the sport for more for fencing. with silver marks where the epee has struck it, is hen Sally Still failed to make the US than 30 years. Still had been more interested in the arts than in checked before each match to determine if it’s safe. Olympic fencing team back in 1988, Now, Still has an opportunity to qualify for the sports prior to discovering fencing, but she said the Still, who practices employment and labor de- Wshe figured that was the end of her com- U.S. fencing team that will travel to Australia for the sport is “a right-brain kind of thing. As far as physi- fense law at Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, petitive career. In fact, she put her “epee” away World Championships in September. cal sports go - and I do three, fencing, rowing and LLP, said it’s very difficult to give fencing the proper to concentrate on law school. Aside from com- Still is currently fourth in the Veterans division, cycling - fencing is the hardest intellectually. And attention with her work schedule. peting in the 1994 Olympic Festival, she did but she said the top 10 fencers are grouped closely to be really good at it, you have to be pretty smart. She usually practices at the club twice a week, not touch her weapon for more than a decade. together. When I was at Florida State, some of the guys who and fortunately for her, the main workout day is Recently, Still relocated from San Francisco with Still will have to finish in the top four at the U.S. were doing this were literally rocket scientists.” Saturday, when she is generally out of the office. her husband Gonsalves to Boca Raton, where Still Fencing National Championship in Miami Beach Epee differs from foil and saber in that a fencer She cross trains by cycling on other days. works at the firm of Buckingham, Doolittle & Bur- June 29-July 8 to qualify for the World Champion- can strike whenever possible and does not have to To qualify for the National Championships, Still roughs, LLP. ships in Australia, which will be held in September. wait for a “right-of-way” to strike as in the other has to perform well at the few events she is able to It was Gonsalves who reintroduced Still to the Still said she’s a little nervous, but she added, “it two disciplines. attend. She often flies to meets on a Friday, stays sport she had vowed never to compete in again. shouldn’t really matter because it’s so different too Also, the target in epee can be anywhere from until Sunday, then flies home. “My husband was inspirational because he was a because everybody’s really friendly, they’re nice. head to toe, whereas in foil you can only strike the Last weekend at the Sunshine State Games, Still great athlete, in his mind you can’t just do sports to There’s no money involved, there’s no sponsor- torso, and in saber the target can be the head, arms got another positive result with a second-place fin- do sports,” she said. “You’ve got to have a goal, or ships.” and torso. ish in the women’s epee division. an agenda. So he kind of said, ‘You’ve got your bag, Still first got into the sport when she was an un- When an epee strikes the body, the tip must ab- Despite with all the hard work and time she has why don’t you just do that?’” dergraduate at Florida State University. sorb pressure of at least two pounds to push down put in, Still has found that she loves her sport more The fact that Still lived just a few minutes away “The fencing club had put an ad in the back of the plunger on top of the epee and register a score, than ever before. from the Palm Beach Fencing Club gave her ad- the school paper, saying ‘Wanted: One 6-foot tall which travels down a wire in the weapon to a body “It’s a lot of fun,” she said. “Like I said, it’s a dif- ditional incentive to return to the sport. lefthander to join the fencing team,’” she said. “So cord that is plugged into the bottom of the bell ferent atmosphere.” So, a year-and-a-half ago, Still started competing I showed up at fencing practice that night and I had guard. That cord is attached on the other end to a As for her colleagues at the firm, Still said, in the Veterans Division, something she had said the paper with me and I said, ‘Here’s your 6-foot tall scoring box where the blow is then registered and “They’re still finding out about it now. And they’re she would never do when she was younger. lefthander.’ They didn’t really expect anybody to re- counted. The blow must be straight on; it cannot be going to really be finding out about it if I qualify Her first big meet was the Sunshine State Games spond to that, let alone a 6-foot tall lefthander.” a glancing blow. and have a chance to go to Australia.” last year, where she placed third. Still’s size and the fact she’s lefthanded gave her A chest protector and underarm protector keep the

Boca Raton News Off Season! Spady Museum groundbreaking What off season? I need a new outfi t! marks start of phase II expansion

FROM STAFF REPORTS fter years of planning, preparing and approv- Aals, the board and staff of EPOCH (Expanding & Pre- serving Our Cultural Heritage, Inc.) began its biggest growth spurt to date with a special groundbreaking ceremony. Our 35,000 readers always need something. On May 30, the Spady Cultural Let them know you’ve got what they need. Heritage Museum, which is run Advertise in the Boca Raton News by the board of EPOCH, broke ground on its Phase II expansion. When completed the complex will be one of the county’s larg- est repositories of African-Ameri- can, Caribbean and Haitian his- tory and cultural collaboration. County and city dignitaries, including Palm Beach County Commission Chairperson Ad- die Greene, Delray Beach Mayor Rita Ellis, City Manager David (Special to the News) Harden, and Howard Lewis, vice- Vera R. Farrington, EPOCH Board President, shown left, Mike Hammad, Community Markets; Doug chair of the Delray Beach Com- Pugh, Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties; Jay Felner, I Have A Dream Foun- munity Redevelopment Agency, dation; Addie Greene, Palm Beach County Commissioner; Perry Brown, EPOCH Board Member; Rita attended the ceremony at The Ellis, Delray Beach Mayor; Daisy Fulton, Executive Director of The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum. Spady Museum, 170 NW Fifth Avenue, to assist with shoveling the first piles of dirt. The expansion was approved diverse people on Delray Beach early black history and culture. Currently, museum staff is by the Delray Beach Historical and South Florida cannot be In addition to hosting perma- preparing for its summer Kids’ Preservation Board May 2 and by contained in our current space. nent and traveling exhibits, Culture Club schedule, the July the Delray Beach City Commis- There are too many stories to the museum conducts com- opening of its exhibit on Fort sion Jan. 3. Plans for the Spady tell, too much art and educa- munity outreach programs for Mosé and a grander Spady Living Cultural Heritage Complex in- tion to be shared, and too many youngsters and seniors and has Heritage Days festival on Septem- clude renovation of the historic people working to make it all produced thee documentaries, ber 22, which will encompass a 1935 Munnings Cottage, which happen for us to remain in our Colored Town, African American whole block of Historic NW Fifth will be turned into the Kids’ Cul- infancy.” Neighborhoods of Old Delray, Avenue with Southern-style tra- tural Clubhouse, home to the “It is time for us grow,” Far- and most recently, Old School, ditions of cooking and home- museum’s children’s programs; rington said. “And the fact that a film about historical high making, vendors, music and construction of a 50-seat C. we have the support of the city schools designated for the edu- performances. Spencer Pompey Amphitheater; and the community behind us cation of black students in Palm “The Spady is more than just and construction of a new sup- in this growth was cause for cel- Beach County, including those art on walls,” said Executive port facility, which will be used ebration.” that no longer exist. The film Director Daisy Fulton. “We are as administrative offices, storage Site Review debuted in Feb. 2007. making connections through- and restrooms. New cost estimates for the Recently The Spady Museum out the county and state to pay When the service facil- projects are expected by the end has played host to and organized homage to a living, breathing, ity is complete there will be of 2007. Work began in May a varied schedule of multi-cul- growing need for a connection to greater opportunity to use with a site review and inspection tural events, including a May our history and each other. The more of the main museum for of the Munnings Cottage. Work 12 historical trolley tour that Spady is a part of the city and exhibitions. Currently, both continues with the submission highlighted the influence of the community, and as we grow, floors of The Spady Museum are of building information for Haitian community on Delray we plan to get bigger and better used for offices for a staff of four government reviews this month Beach; an April-May lecture se- for everyone who helped us get and volunteers, meeting rooms through July. ries that featured speakers from where we are today.” and exhibit space. Clyde Judson Located in the former home Florida Atlantic University and The Spady Cultural Heritage of Judson Architecture, Inc. in of the late Solomon D. Spady, the curator of its exhibit on Museum, a non-profit organi- Miami Gardens is the designated the most prominent African Rosewood, the Florida town zation located in Palm Beach project architect; the developer American educator and com- that was destroyed due to racial County, is dedicated to discover- selection process is underway. munity leader in Delray Beach tensions; and in May-June The ing, collecting and sharing the “The beginning of this ex- from 1922 to 1957, the museum African-American Good News African-American history and pansion represents years of opened in July 2001. It is the Gospel Exhibit in exploring the heritage of Florida. For more hard work, vision and belief in only museum of its kind in Palm importance of gospel music in information about the Spady the mission of EPOCH,” said Beach County. US African American communi- Cultural Heritage Museum, visit Vera Farrington, president and The Spady Museum has since ties which opened with a special the museum at 170 NW Fifth Av- founder of the organization. become a destination for people presentation that included the enue, contact 561-279-8883 or “The historical impact and con- of all cultures seeking informa- exhibits curator, Sherry Dupree. www.spadymuseum.org. tributions of so many ethnically tion about Palm Beach County’s Kid’s Culture www.bocanews.com • Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 

Multi-modal continued from Page 1 Taking Stock Adoption by spring the thriving downtown, beaches Essentially, said Planning & and parks and numerous shop- Zoning Director Carmen Annun- ping opportunities means that ziato, when MMTD is adopted Boca Raton receives a substantial – probably in spring 2008 – it influx of people.” Actually, crime does will require developers to provide “Boca Raton’s transporta- residents with travel options other tion system must serve not only than automobiles. the needs of residents, but also The developers would have to the additional burden caused by accommodate shuttle buses and pay and handsomely regional traffic,” the study docu- bicycles – and encourage people ment says. Dear Mr. Berko: Several detaining (primarily) 54,000 GEO employs 10,400 people who to get out of the car and walk. MMTD will offer a “new ap- years ago, you recommended male inmates in the U.S., Aus- make a good living housing While the MMTD doesn’t apply proach to transportation concur- Wackenhut Corp., which tralia, the United Kingdom and society's underworld. My daugh- to the NW Second Avenue town- rency” through “an innovative house project, developers who changed its name to GEO. South Africa. ter, a criminal attorney, and her system that enhances mobility by spoke before the P&Z board said linking local and regional net- I bought 75 shares around Formerly known as Wacken- husband, who is a judge, earn a there will be pedestrian and bike works and incorporating alterna- Thanksgiving of 2005 at $21. hut Corp., GEO is home ported great living because crime is a paths and places for shuttle buses As you know it's now over in the unlikely city of Boca Ra- superb growth industry. to pull in. tive transportation modes.” As a result, “a series of transit $50 and I need to know if you ton, Fla. Meanwhile, I haven't Imagine the tens and tens of Now in service shuttles connecting to the Tri- think the stock has stopped its an inkling why the name was thousands of people who would Shuttle buses are not new in Malcom Rail station and key destinations revenue and income growth changed to GEO unless they are be unemployed if crime were to Berko Boca Raton – particularly since in the city is part of that mobility the opening of the new Tri-Rail and if I should finally take my the first letters of George Edward disappear; Drug Enforcement strategy.” Station on Yamato Road. Buses profits. If you think I should and Oscar! Administration and FBI folks, In addition, the developers of • During the last decade, take train passengers to nearby sell, please tell me why and During the last decade, GEO's parole officers, deputy sheriffs, corporate parks and to Florida new residential complexes will GEO's revenues grew “play a role in fair-share contri- what stock would you recom- revenues grew 450 percent, net cops, corrections officers, judges Atlantic University, among other 450 percent, net income places. butions to achieve connectivity mend with the money I get if income increased 300 percent, and lawyers would be out of work increased 300 percent, The MMTD recognizes that and multi-modal” capabilities, I sell. book value has more than tri- and searching the classifieds for Boca Raton “is a regional em- as are deemed appropriate. E.P. pled, per share cash flow grew job. Property and casualty com- book value has more than ployment and educational desti- The final step – to be com- Fort Walton Beach, Fla. nearly sixfold and per share net panies would lose billions of tripled, per share cash flow pleted by the fall – is the creation nation, with more jobs than resi- income increased over fivefold dollars in premium income and grew nearly sixfold and per dents,” the overview says. “The of multi-modal friendly elements Dear E.P.: while GEO's share price has companies that make riot guns, presence of FAU and Lynn Uni- that encourage “walking, bicy- share net income increased versity, Arvida Park of Commece, cling, taking transit and improv- GEO Group Inc. (GEO- tripled. Not too shabby! Last year handcuffs, Mace, bulletproof over fivefold while GEO's Boca Raton Community Hospital, ing connectivity.” $27.77), which recently split GEO earned $1.70 per share, this vests, helmets and other law en- share price has tripled. Not 2-for-1, posted $861 million in year the suits on the Street expect forcement equipment might go Spady Museum groundbreaking too shabby! Last year GEO 2006 revenues and you now own GEO to earn $2.07 and in 2008 bankrupt. In fact, "some knowl- earned $1.70 per share, 150 shares. GEO's revenues derive those same suits believe GEO edgeable folks" really believe from managing 62 maximum-, will post earnings of $2.59 with that criminal activity is covertly this year the suits on the marks start of phase II expansion medium- and minimum-secu- revenues of $1.2 billion. There encouraged by a cabal of cops, Street expect GEO to earn rity prisons, jails, immigration are four "strong buys" on GEO DEA people, lawyers and others $2.07 and in 2008 those detention centers plus criminal shares plus an "overweight" whose incomes are made pos- same suits believe GEO will rehabilitation and treatment recommendation by Lehman sible by criminal activity. post earnings of $2.59 with facilities. GEO provides parent- Brothers. The consensus among Yes, crime is a marvelous revenues of $1.2 billion. ing skills, educational access, the SOTS is that GEO shares growth industry and contributes anger management classes, job could double in price over the enormously to our gross domes- training, counseling, substance coming four to six years. tic product. These "knowledge- abuse assistance, life skill cours- GEO is the biggest and best in able folks" suggest that crime es and transitional planning the business and is able to house accounts for nearly 17 percent believe that the coming decade, for inmates. GEO designs and perverts, mobsters, felons, thugs of our GDP and that our econ- crime will be just as prosperous builds new prisons and also re- and plug-uglies cheaper than omy would be severely crippled for GEO as was the last decade. designs older, out of date prison the states and counties. Because if crime were to fall by just 50 facilities. GEO provides guards, GEO is proof positive that crime percent. So it's safe to say that Please address your food, entertainment, clothing, does pay, it's also reasonable crime benefits a huge segment financial questions to medical care and other services to assume that crime will stay of the U.S. population. Malcolm Berko, P.O. Box necessary to maintain a prison because there's an enormous Because it pays, crime is here 1416, Boca Raton, FL (Special to the News) 33429 or e-mail him at Stewart Lapayowker of Boca Raton based Goldstein Lapayowker population. And last year GEO vested interest in this wonderful to stay and prosper. So hold on LLP successfully worked to change Indiana’s tax laws, said by had net income of $31 million and profitable growth industry. to your GEO. Many of the suits [email protected] some to be negatively impacting the state’s business aviation industry. Boca Raton law firm partners help change Indiana tax law FROM STAFF REPORTS with the sale or purchase of used Boca Raton based Goldstein business jets. Lapayowker LLP partners Mark The new law now enables out- Goldstein and Stewart Lapay- of-state business jet owners to owker, with co-counsel attor- close on the purchase of aircraft neys from Barnes & Thornburg, in Indiana and remain there to successfully worked to change complete inspection and over- Indiana’s tax law. haul work without incurring “Previously, there was am- sales or use taxes in Indiana, biguity as to whether Indiana as long as the aircraft leaves the could levy use tax on the value state within 30 days after com- of an aircraft temporarily lo- pletion of the work; and bring cated in Indiana for overhauls aircraft to Indiana and remain and maintenance, causing cus- there without paying use tax as tomers to seek other states where long as the aircraft is undergo- they could complete this type of ing repair at a qualified repair work without incurring taxes,” station. Lapayowker said. “Now, they can stay in Indiana.” Goldstein Lapayowker LLP With respect to closing in worked on behalf of Indianapo- Indiana on the purchase of an lis Jet Center, an Indiana-based aircraft by a non-resident, most completion and maintenance states have what is commonly re- facility. ferred to as a “fly-away” exemp- Randy Keeker, President of tion provision, he said, which Indianapolis Jet Center, said, “it typically gives service companies was important to our business for the ability to perform aircraft the law to be clarified so that the refurbishment or repair after the resistance from prospective cus- www.worldsavings.com tomers that we had experienced closing of the aircraft purchase World Savings rates: 1-800-HOT-RATE (1-800-468-7283) For additional offices, see your yellow pages. without incurring sales taxes could be all but eliminated, even on the aircraft, as long as the though it also will benefit our aircraft is flown away within a competitors.” Boca Raton Hours: 9162 Glades Rd. Mon-Thurs 9-4 short period of time after the re- “We applaud Indiana law- (561) 482-6290 makers for making a good de- 7032 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. (561) 338-7800 Fri 9-6 pair is completed. Many of these 3005 Yamato Rd. at Jog Rd. (561) 241-8066 Sat 9-1 cision to provide local aviation procedures, from pre-purchase Deerfield Beach (954) 421-0123 inspection to refurbishment, overhaul facilities with a level 07/02 including repair and mainte- playing field to other states,” nance, are done in conjunction Goldstein said. 6/01/07. 10 Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 • www.bocanews.com Young men, women called to Torah at B’nai Israel

FROM STAFF REPORTS everal young men and women made their bar Smitzvahs and bat mitz- vahs recently at Congregational B’nai Israel in Boca Raton. 1 - Hayden Wirshba, son of Seth and Karen Wirshba, was called to the Torah at his bar mitzvah. He read the Torah portion called “Bo.” Attending were his grandparents, Sandra and David Schwack of Tamarac and grandmother Carole Weiner- man of Delray Beach. Hayden is a student at Loggers Run Middle School where he is a member of the National Junior Honor Soci- ety. For his mitzvah project, he volunteered at Sunrise Park El- ementary School. 2 - Emma Grubman, daugh- ter of Jeffrey and Diana Grubman, made her bat mitzvah recently. She read the “Tetzaveh” portion of the Torah. Attending were her two sisters, Sarah and Rachel; her great-grandmother, Bellina Vitale of New York; grandparents Anna and Franco Muggia of New York 1 2 and Donna and Barry Grubman of Boca Raton. She is a student at North Broward Preparatory School. For her mitzvah project, she helped in the synagogue pre- school camp and Sukkot dinner. 3 - Gabrielle Leeman, daughter of David and Rhona Leeman, was called to the Torah. She read the “Ki Tisa” portion of the Torah. Attending were her brother Jason and sister Rachel; grandparents Toby and Sander Gorberg of Pennsylvania and Sondra and Eli Leeman of Boca Raton. She is a student at Omni Middle School. For her mitzvah project, she volunteered through- out the year at High Holiday Day services. 4 - Brenna Hirshorn, daughter of Todd and Robin Hirshorn, made her bat mitzvah recently. She read the “Vayakhel- Pekude” portion of the Torah. Her sister, Bella, attended along with their great-grandmother, Eunice Taff of Miami and grandparents Carol Lee of Delray Beach and Murray and Marilyn Hirshorn of Boca Raton. She is a student at American Heritage School. For her mitzvah project, she volun- 3 4 teered with children at the Wom- en’s Club of Boynton Beach. 5 - Amanda Edelmann, daughter of Mark and Lori Edel- mann, was called to the Torah. She read the “Vayikra” portion of the Torah. Attending were his sister, Brittany and Brother, Kyle; great-grandparents Muriel and Victor Litzman of Delray Beach and grandparents Ellen Gross- man of Delray Beach and Mar- tha and Abe Edelmann of Mon- treal. She is a student at Eagles Landing Middle School. For her mitzvah project, she worked in the synagogue office and raised money for JACOB International. 6 - Alisha Goldberg made her bat mitzvah recently. She also read the “Vayikra” portion of the Torah. The daughter of Bar- ry and Paula Goldberg, she was joined by her sister, Dana, and her grandparents Doris and Lewis Robinson of Boca Raton and Miriam and Richard Goldberg of Connecticut. She is a student at Don Estridge High Tech Middle School. For her mitzvah project, she worked in the synagogue of- fice and raised money for JACOB 5 6 International. www.bocanews.com • Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 11 MOVIES SKIP SHEFFIELD “Oceans 13” a Revenge Cartoon with Good-Looking Guys

And so Willy Bank is a prideful HHHH straw man just begging to be hu- miliated by the speedy, resourceful he good news about Oceans gang. “Oceans 13” is that the Pacino wears the stupidest- Tgang has moved back looking glasses I’ve ever seen on to their home turf in Las Ve- what is supposed to be a menacing gas and they face a nasty new character, and makes the mistake bad guy played by Al Pacino. of saying he and his high-tech ho- The bad news is the plot is just tel are the best Las Vegas has ever as infeasible as the globetrotting seen. “Oceans 12,” and even the great We just know Clooney and the Al Pacino can’t make his card- boys will smack him down and board villain, casino owner Willy leave him with a blackened face Bank, seem real. before their razzing “Beep-Beep” Willy Bank reminds me of adieu. Chuck Jones’ Looney Tunes Wile Just in case we don’t get the E. Coyote in human form, versus message Banks is a thoroughly George Clooney and Brad Pitt’s wicked character, we see him rip gang of Roadrunners in the old off and humiliate original Oceans Warner Brothers cartoons. gang mentor Reuben Tishcoff (El- Perhaps it is no coincidence liot Gould), leaving him comatose that this series of sequels, directed near death in a hospital bed. again by Steven Soderberg, is pro- Banks has a right-hand woman, duced by Warner Brothers. They Abigail Sponder, played by Ellen know a cash cow franchise when Barkin dressed in skintight dresses they see it. and push-up bras. isn’t bad either. Millions will pay You may remember the not-so- Linus Caldwell (Matt Damon) to watch these guys go through wily Coyote was always hatching volunteers to bring down Sponder their high jinks. A serious comedy elaborate schemes to snare the using a magic sex potion and an I loved Roadrunner cartoons teenage girls who attempt to defy Westerners may see the extreme elusive Roadrunner, always us- inexplicable false hooked nose. and I found a lot to laugh at in Iran’s ban on women at sporting religious and political discrimina- ing faulty Acme brand products I’ve read this is an inside joke; HHHH “Oceans 13.” Just don’t ask about “Offside” is a serious comedy events by disguising themselves as tion again women as absurd, but that inevitably blew up in Coyote’s that director Soderberg has a real such improbabilities as how the about how women are oppressed boys to watch Iran compete in the it is no joke. Knowledge is a first face. Roadrunner would voice a nose that resembles Damon’s fake gang sneaked in a $36 million in Iran. World Cup. step toward understanding. quick “Beep-Beep” and take off one. tunnel digger as big as a freight This is not a paradox. Panahi cast non-actors in like a rocket. Whatever. George Clooney and train and installed it under the Writer-director Jafar Panahi principal roles and used real Iran Coyote was never physically Brad Pitt are two of the best-look- hotel with no one the wiser. has constructed an amusing black World Cup footage to add to the harmed by his misadventures, but ing guys in Hollywood and Damon his pride was always punctured. comedy about two soccer-mad film’s authentic feel. weinstock 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit can • Leave the lighting of fireworks cause severe burns to the front to trained professionals. part of the eye, leaving scars and • Follow directives given by vision loss. These burns are com- event ushers or public safety per- Enjoy July 4th mon in children 5 yeas of age and sonnel. younger, accounting for 30% of If you find unexploded fireworks xercise your responsibility to fireworks injuries which should of these causing injury to the eyes. fireworks injuries. remains, do not touch them. Im- to yourself, your children be essentially totally preventable. One-fourth of these injuries end The Academy urges observance mediately contact your local fire Eand your friends- Make July The American Academy of Oph- up with permanent vision loss or of the following safety tips: or police departments. 4th a safe holiday. Fireworks are thalmology cautions to “leave blindness. • Never let children play with If neighbors are using fireworks, Frank Weinstock fun and appear innocuous. How- fireworks to the professionals.” Most injuries result from illegal fireworks of any type. don’t go outside with you children ever, too many people “celebrate” There are over 9000 fireworks fireworks such as bottle rockets • View fireworks from a safe and friends to participate. We all their 4th of July in the Emer- injuries that show up in the Emer- and Roman candles. When you distance – at least 500 feet away, enjoy a good fireworks show and gency Rooms of our hospitals. gency Rooms with many others see people setting off fireworks in or up to a quarter of a mile for best should have a healthy respect for For more information, contact the American July 4, besides being a national occurring with individuals going their yards, realize that 50% of the viewing. the fireworks. Be an example and Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) at www. AAO.org. The Academy was the source for holiday of celebration, is also a to their ophthalmologists or not fireworks injuries occur in chil- • Respect safety barriers set up teach your children safety. much of the above information. time when many families are seeking any care. Half of these in- dren 15 years old and younger. to allow pyrotechnicians to do © 2006 Frank J. Weinstock faced with pain and suffering due juries are head-related with 30% Sparklers which burn at nearly their jobs safely. 12 Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 • www.bocanews.com Boca Raton News Dining Guide

AMERICAN/ Linda B’s Pranzo Moquila STEAKHOUSES 41 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Mizner Park – 402 Plaza 99 S.E. Mizner Blvd. Boca Abe & Louis Glades Boca Raton - 561-367- Real. Boca Raton – 561- Raton – 561-394-9990. Plaza 0200. Dinner nightly. 994-3495. Lunch Monday- Lunch Monday-Friday, 2200 W. Glades Rd. Boca Friday, Dinner nightly. Dinner nightly. Raton, FL – 561-447-0024. Mariposa Lunch Monday thru Friday, Neiman Marcus at Town Renzo’s of Boca – 5999 Senor Burrito Dinner nightly, Weekend Center – 5860 Glades Rd. N. Federal Highway. Boca 513 N.E. 20th Street. Boca Brunch. Boca Raton – 561-544- Raton – 561-994-3495. Raton – 561-347-6600. 2320. Lunch daily, Dinner Lunch Monday-Friday, Lunch and Dinner daily. Absinthe Monday-Saturday. Dinner nightly. Shops at Boca Center – 5150 SEAFOOD Town Center Circle. Boca Mark’s at the Park Rino Vesuvio Raton – 561-620-3754. Mizner Park – 344 Plaza 3360 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Atlantic Fish Grill Breakfast, Lunch and Real. Boca Raton – 561- Raton – 561-368-5520. 14820 Military Trail. Delray Dinner daily. 395-0770. Lunch and Dinner Tuesday-Sunday. Beach – 561-638-8338. Dinner daily. Dinner nightly. The Addison Ristorante Bova – 1450 2 E. Camino Real. Boca Max’s Grille N. Federal Highway. Boca Bentley’s Seafood & Raton – 561-395-9335. Mizner Park – 404 Plaza Raton – 561-362-7407. Grill Lunch Sunday – Thursday, Real. Boca Raton – 561- Lunch Monday-Friday, 2700 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Dinner nightly. 368-0080. Lunch and Dinner nightly. Raton – 561-703-6903. Dinner daily. The Banyan Bar & Grill Ristorante Sapori Boston’s on the Beach at the Addison Morton’s, The Royal Palm Place – 301 40 S. Ocean Blvd. Delray 2 E. Camino Real. Boca Steakhouse Via de Palmas. Boca Raton Beach – 561-278-3364. Raton – 561-395-9335. Shops at Boca Raton – 5050 – 561-367-9779. Lunch Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner nightly. Town Center Circle. Boca Monday-Friday, Dinner Dinner daily. Raton – 561-392-7724. nightly. Big City Tavern Dinner nightly. Busch’s Seafood Shops at Boca Center Rustic Cellar 840 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray – 5250 Town Center Circle. New York Prime Royal Palm Place – 409 Beach – 561-278-7600. Boca Raton – 561-361- 2350 N.W. Executive Center S.E. Mizner Blvd. Boca Lunch and Dinner daily. 4551. Lunch and Dinner Drive. Boca Raton – 561- Raton – 561-392-5237. daily, Late night Monday 998-3881. Dinner nightly. Lunch and Dinner daily. City Oyster – Saturday. 5 Spice Asian Street Sapa Le Pavillon Euro Bistro at Royal 213 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray The N9Nz Market – Shoppes at 499 S. Federal Hwy., Boca 14812 S.E. Military Trail. Palm Saporissimo Beach – 561-272-0220. Bistro Zenith The Garden Shops Blue Lake – 1200 Yamato Raton – 561-353-4600. Delray Beach – 561-499- 231 SE 1st Ave. Boca Raton 366 E. Palmetto Park. Boca Lunch Monday-Saturday, – Regency Court – 3011 7036 W. Palmetto Park Rd. Suite A1. Boca Raton Lunch Monday thru Friday, 9882. Dinner nightly. – 561-347-6420. Lunch and Raton – 561-750-2233. Dinner nightly. Yamato Rd. Boca Raton. Rd. Boca Raton – 561- – 561-989-1688. Lunch and Dinner nightly. Dinner. Lunch Tuesday-Sunday, – 561-997-2570. Lunch 392-5040. Lunch Monday- Dinner daily. Le Pescatore Dinner nightly. Gold Coast Seafood Monday – Friday, Dinner Friday, Dinner nightly. Siam Sea Wharfside Plaza – 6909 Il Girasole Grill nightly. Fuji – Palms Plaza – 22191 7860 Glades Rd. Boca Raton S.W. 18th St. Boca Raton Tropic Square – 1911 S. Tramonti Glades Plaza – 2200 W. Opus 5 Powerline Rd. Boca Raton – 561-483-3440. Lunch and – 561-750-8088. Lunch Federal Highway. Delray 119 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Glades Rd. Boca Raton Bogart’s Bar & Grille Shops at Boca Center – 561-392-8778. Lunch Dinner Monday-Friday. Monday-Friday. Dinner Beach – 561-272-3566. Beach – 561-272-1944. – 561-955-8884. Lunch Muvico Palace 20 – 3200 050 Town Center Circle. Monday-Friday, Dinner Monday-Saturday. Dinner Tuesday-Sunday, Lunch Monday-Saturday, Monday-Friday, Dinner Airport Road – 561-544- Boca Raton – 561-544-8000 nightly. Soba Sushi Le Rivage June-November. Dinner nightly. nightly. 3044. Lunch and Dinner Lunch, Monday-Friday Mizner Park 450 N.E. 20th St. Boca daily. 11:30 am – 2:30 pm. Dinner Gary Woo Asian Bistro 415 Plaza Real. Boca Raton Raton -561-620-0033. Il Marco Trattoria Romana J & J Raw Bar nightly. 3400 N. Federal Highway. – 561-620-0606. Lunch Lunch Monday-Saturday, Royal Palm Place – 99 S.E. 499 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 634 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Brewzzi Glades Plaza Boca Raton – 561-368- Tuesday-Saturday, Dinner Dinner daily. Mizner Blvd. Boca Raton Boca Raton – 561-393- Beach – 561-272-3390. 2222 Glades Rd. Boca Ruth’s Chris Steak 8803. Lunch Monday- Tuesday-Friday. – 561-447-6722. Dinner 6715. Dinner nightly. Lunch Monday-Friday. Raton – 561-561-417-3401. House Friday, Dinner nightly. Soupcon nightly. Dinner Monday-Saturday. Dinner nightly. 225 N.E. Mizner Blvd. Boca Stir Crazy Café The Polo Shoppes – 5030 Tulio’s Café Raton – 561-392-6746. House of Siam Town Center – 6000 Glades Champion Blvd. Boca Josephine’s – 5751 Royal Palm Place – 309 Via Jakes’ Stone Crab Bucky’s Bar-B-Q Dinner nightly. 25 N.E. 2nd Ave. #116. Rd. Boca Raton – 561-338- Raton. – 561-997-2922. N. Federal Highway. Boca De Palmas – 561-447-4006. 514 Via de Palmas. Boca 1198 N. Dixie Hwy. Boca Delray Beach. 561-330- 7500. Lunch and Dinner Dinner Tuesday-Sunday. Raton. 561-988-0668. Raton – 561-347-1055. Raton – 561-750-5421. Seasons 52 9191. Lunch Monday- nightly. Dinner nightly. Vittorio Ristorante Dinner nightly. Lunch and Dinner daily. 2300 N.W. Executive Center Friday, Dinner nightly. Spontane 25 S.E. 6th Ave. Delray Dr. Boca Raton – 561-998- Sushi Ray 432 E. Atlantic Avenue. La Finestra Beach – 561-278-5525. Jimmy’s Stone Crabs Carmen’s Radisson 9952. Lunch and Dinner Ichiban Shops at Boca Center – 5250 Delray Beach – 561-276- Royal Palm Place – 507 S.E. Dinner nightly. and Grille Bridge Resort daily. Sumerset Shoppes – 8841 Town Center Circle. Boca 8848. Lunch Tuesday- Mizner Blvd. Boca Raton 411 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray 999 Camino Real. Boca Glades Rd. Boca Raton. Raton – 561-394-9506. Sunday, Dinner Wednesday- – 561-392-6729. Lunch LATIN/CARIBBEAN Beach – 561-278-0036. Raton – 561-750-8354. Shore Restaurant and – 561-451-2429. Lunch and Lunch Monday-Friday, Sunday. Monday-Friday, Dinner Caribbean Grill Dinner Tuesday-Saturday. Dinner Wednesday Bar Dinner daily. Dinner nightly. nightly. 3350 N.W. Boca Raton – Saturday, Brunch Sunday. 6 S. Ocean Blvd. Delray St. Tropez Blvd. Boca Raton – 561- Legal Sea Foods Beach – 561-278-7878. Japango – Riverstone Sushi Thai 7000 W. Camino Real. Boca La Luna Bistro 750-8860. Lunch Monday- Town Center – 6000 W. Dada Lunch and Dinner daily. Shoppes of Parkland 100 NE 2nd St. Boca Raton Raton – 561-368-8580. The Polo Shoppes – 5030 Friday, Dinner nightly. Glades Rd. Boca Raton 52 N. Swinton Ave. Delray 7367 N. State Road 7. – 561-750-4448. Lunch Monday-Friday, Champion Blvd. Boca Raton – 561-447-2112. Lunch and Beach – 561-330-3232. Six Tables Parkland – 954-345-4268. Dinner nightly. – 561-997-1165. Lunch Cuban Café – 3350 N.W. Dinner daily. Nightly 5pm-2am 112 N.E. 2nd St. Boca Lunch Monday-Friday, Sushi Zen Monday-Friday, Dinner Boca Raton Blvd. Boca Raton – 561-347-6260. 7pm Dinner nightly. 22191 Powerline Rd. Boca Tiramisu nightly. Raton – 561-750-8860. McCormick & Gaucho Rodizio seating Tuesday-Saturday. Raton. – 561-392-8778. 170 W. Camino Real. Boca Lunch Monday-Friday, Schmick’s 4060 N. Federal Hwy. Kansai – 7140 Beracasa Lunch Monday-Friday, Raton – 561-338-9692. La Villetta Dinner nightly (closed University Commons Lighthouse Point – 954- Sonoma Café & Bistro Way. Boca Raton – 561- Dinner nightly. Dinner nightly (Monday- 4351 N. Federal Highway. Sunday June-November). – 1400 Glades Rd. Boca 784-7667. Lunch and 640 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray 395-8862. Lunch Monday- Saturday during summer). Boca Raton – 561-362- Raton. 561-394-2428. Dinner nightly. Beach – 561-243-8581. Friday, Dinner nightly. Taisho 8403. Dinner Tuesday- Cabana El Rey Lunch Monday-Friday, Dinner Monday-Saturday. 20423 State Road 7. Boca ITALIAN Sunday (closed Sunday 105 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Dinner nightly, Sunday Gotham – The Shoppes Kyoto Sushi Sake Raton – 561-479-0041. Arturo’s Ristorante during summer). Beach – 561-274-9090. brunch. at Addison Place. 16950 Jog The Sundy House / De 25 NE Second Ave. Delray Lunch and Dinner daily. 6750 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Lunch and Dinner daily. Rd. Delray Beach – 561- La Tierra Beach – 561-330-2275. Raton. – 561-997-7373. La Viola Nicks’ Fishmarket of 381-0200. Lunch Monday- 106 S. Swinton Ave. Delray Lunch Monday-Friday, Tempura House Lunch Monday-Friday, Royal Palm Place – 145 S.E. Falcon House Hawaii – 150 E. Palmetto Friday, Dinner Monday Beach – 561-272-5678. Dinner nightly. The Reserve – 9858 Clint Dinner nightly. Mizner Blvd. Boca Raton 116 N.E. 6th Ave. Delray Park Rd. Boca Raton – 561- – Saturday. Lunch Tuesday-Saturday. Moore Rd. #C 112, Boca – 561-392-0304. Dinner Beach – 561-243-9499. 393-9880. Dinner nightly. Dinner Tuesday-Sunday. La Tre Raton. 561-883-6088. Bistro 52 nightly. Dinner Tuesday-Saturday. Chops Lobster Bar Brunch Sunday. 249 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Lunch and Dinner daily. 100 E. Atlantic Blvd. Delray 32 East – 32 E. Atlantic – 101M Royal Palm Place Boca Raton – 561-392- Beach -561-274-7077. Louie Louie Too Gol, Taste of Brazil Ave. Delray Beach – 561- – 101 Plaza Real S. Boca Watercolors Cafe 4568. Lunch Wednesday- Uncle Tai’s Lunch and Dinner daily. 201 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray 411 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray 276-7868. Dinner nightly. Raton – 561- 395-2675 Radisson Bridge Resort Friday, Dinner nightly. Shops at Boca Center – 5250 Beach – 561-276-3600. Beach – 561-272-6565. – 999 E. Camino Real. Town Center Circle. Boca Café Bellino Lunch and Dinenr daily. Dinner nightly. SANDWICHES/DELI The Grille on Congress Boca Raton 561-368-9500. Lemon Grass Asian Raton – 561-368-8806. 180 S. Federal Hwy. Boca – 5101 Congress Ave. Boca Dinner nightly. Bistro Lunch Monday-Saturday, Raton – 561-393-2844. Luna Pazza Inca Grill Ben’s Deli (kosher) Raton -561-912-9800. 420 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Dinner nightly. Dinner nightly. 171 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 515 N.E. 20th St. Boca – The Reserve – 9942 Clint Lunch Monday – Friday, ASIAN/SUSHI Beach – 561-278-5050. Boca Raton – 561-391- Raton – 561-395-3553. Moore Rd. Boca Raton Dinner Monday – Saturday. Bangkok in Boca Lunch Tuesday-Thursday, Yama Caffe Luna Rosa 1515. Lunch Monday- Lunch and Dinner Tuesday- – 561-470-9963. Breakfast, – Royal Palm Place – 500 Dinner Tuesday-Sunday. 44 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray 34 S. Ocean Blvd. Delray Friday, Dinner nightly. Sunday. Lunch and Dinner daily. Grand Lux Café – Town Via de Palmas, Ste. 79. Boca Beach – 561-266-9929. Beach – 561-274-9404. Center Mall – 6000 Glades Raton – 561-394-6912. Mai Hibachi Lunch Monday-Friday, Breakfast, Lunch and Maggiano’s Old Calypso Eilat Café (kosher) Road. Boca Raton – 561- Dinner nightly. 4801 Linton Blvd. Delray Dinner nightly. Dinner daily. 21090 St. Andrews Blvd.. 900 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray – Wharfside Plaza – 6853 392-2141. Lunch and Beach – 561-499-2766. Boca Raton – 561-361- Beach – 561-279-2300. S.W. 18th St. Boca Raton Dinner daily. Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill Lunch and Dinner daily. CONTINENTAL Carrabba’s Italian Grill 8244. Lunch and Dinner Lunch Monday-Saturday, – 561-368-6880. Lunch 861 Yamato Rd. Boca Raton Bistro Provence – 2399 6909 S.W. 18th Street. Boca daily. Dinner nightly, Brunch Sunday-Friday, Dinner Henry’s – 561-981-8986. Lunch Masamune Japanese N. Federal Highway. Boca Raton – 561-544-8838 Sunday. nightly. The Shoppes at Addison Monday-Friday, Dinner Restaurant – 3011 Raton – 561-368-2340. – 335 E. Linton Blvd. Delray Mario’s of Boca Place – 16850 Jog Rd. nightly. Yamato Rd. Boca Raton Dinner nightly. Beach – 561-266-9393. 1901 N. Military Trail. Boca Pineapple Grille Old School Bakery & Delray Beach – 561-638- – 561-241-8400. Lunch Dinner nightly. Raton – 561-392-5595. Palm Trail Plaza – 800 Café – 814 E. Atlantic Ave. 1949. Lunch Monday Cay Da Vietnamese Monday-Friday, Dinner Boheme Bistro and Breakfast daily, Lunch and Palm Trail. Delray Beach Delray Beach – 561-243- – Saturday, Dinner nightly. – 7400 N. Federal Highway. nightly. Grill Coal Mine Pizza – Royal Dinner Monday-Saturday, – 561-265-1368. Lunch 8059. Breakfast and Lunch Boca Raton -561-998-0278. 1118 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Palm Place – 399 S.E. Brunch Sunday. Monday-Friday, Dinner daily. Houston’s Lunch Tuesday-Friday, Osaka Sushi Beach – 561-278-4899. Mizner Blvd. Boca Raton Tuesday-Sunday, Brunch 1900 N.W. Executive Dinner nightly. 9168 Glades Rd. Boca Raton Dinner nightly. – 561-826-2625. Lunch and Paradiso Sunday. Saquella Caffe – 82 Center Circle. Boca Raton – 561-451-1707. Lunch Dinner daily. 183 W. Camino Real. Boca Royal Palm Place – 410 – 561-998-0550. Lunch and Chin Chin Monday-Saturday, Dinner Gigi’s Tavern Raton – 561-361-3034. Sol Kitchen Via De Palmas, Boca Raton. Dinner daily. 499 S. Federal Hwy. Boca nightly. Mizner Park – 346 Plaza Cucina D’Angelo Lunch and Dinner Tuesday- 4 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray – 561-338-8840. Coffee / Raton – 561-393-3737. Real. Boca Raton -561-368- Shops at Boca Center – 5050 Sunday. Beach – 561-921-0201. Bakery. J. Alexander’s Lunch Monday-Friday, P.F. Chang’s 4488. Lunch and Dinner Town Center Circle. Boca Lunch Monday-Friday, 1400 Glades Rd. Boca Raton Dinner nightly. 1400 Glades Rd. Boca Raton daily. Raton – 561-750-2344. Peace A Pizza Dinner nightly. Toojay’s Gourmet Deli – 561-395-9875. Lunch and – 561-393-3722. Lunch and Lunch Monday-Friday, Shoppes at Blue Lake – 1200 – Polo Shoppes – 5030 Dinner daily. Daimatsu Sushi Dinner daily. Johannes Dinner nightly. Yamato Rd. Boca Raton MEXICAN Champion Blvd. Boca Raton 41 Royal Palm Place – 200 47 E. Palmetto Park Rd. – 561-998-BEST (2378). Baja Café Uno – 201 – 561-241-5903 – 2200 Kathy’s Gazebo Café SE Mizner Blvd. Boca Raton. Phuket Thai Boca Raton. 561-394-0007. Cucina Rosano Lunch and Dinner daily. N.W. 1st Ave. Boca Raton Glades Rd. Boca Raton 4199 N. Federal Highway. 561-361-7557. Restaurant Dinner Tuesday-Sunday. 16950 Jog Rd. Delray Beach – 561-394-5449. Lunch – 561-392-4181 – Regency Boca Raton – 561-395- Palms Plaza – 22191 (closed July-September). – 561-499-9419. Dinner Piazza de Roma Monday-Saturday, Dinner Court – 3013 Yamato Rd. 6033. Lunch Monday Fah Asian Bistro Powerline Rd. Boca Raton. nightly. 15280 Jog Rd. Delray Beach nightly. Boca Raton – 561-997- – Friday, Dinner Monday Boca Valley Shopping Plaza – 561-447-8863. Lunch La Cigale – 561-865-3366. Dinner 9911. Breakfast, Lunch and – Saturday. – 7461 N. Federal Hwy. Boca Monday-Friday, Dinner 253 S.E. 5th Ave. Delray Cugini Grille Tuesday-Friday. Blue Coyote – Wharfside Dinner daily. Raton - 561-241-0400. nightly. Beach – 561-265-0600. 270 E. Atlantic Ave. Delray Plaza – 6861 S.W. 18th St. Kee Grill – 17940 N. Lunch Monday-Saturday, Dinner nightly. Beach – 561-274-6244. Positano Boca Raton – 561-362- Military Trail. Boca Raton Dinner nightly. Lunch daily in season, 4400 N. Federal Hwy. Boca 9022. Lunch daily, Dinner – 561-995-5044. Dinner Dinner nightly. Raton – 561-391-2120. Thursday-Monday, Closed Monday-Saturday. Dinner nightly. Wednesday and Sunday. www.bocanews.com • Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 13 BocaNews.com Crossword Get Your Local Newspaper Delivered to your Inbox Free Easy Sign Up 1 Visit BocaNews.com

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Sudoku is a number- placing puzzle based on a 9x9 grid with several given numbers. The object is to place the numbers to 9 in the empty squares so that each column and each 3x3 contains the same number only once. The difficulty level of the Conceptis Sudoku increases from Monday to Sunday Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for cially when dealing with new in- weekend is beginning. Thursday, June 21, 2007: formation. Tonight: Buy a treat SAGITTARIUS Midwinter might present op- on the way home! Nov. 22-Dec. 21 tions you thought could be only CANCER HHHHH Knowing when to dreams. Use what occurs to your June 21-July 22 maximum benefit. Seize the mo- HHHHH Though you could call a halt to a problem can be ment. At first you might not like be slow to get started, you spar- instrumental. Express your sense what happens. Know that there kle midafternoon. Feeling as if of timing and direction. Others is a silver lining ahead in this no task or project is impossible, respond to your energy. Accept cloud. Trust in positive happen- you start believing just that! leadership graciously. Tonight: ings. Money seems to dwindle or Move forward from a creative run through your fingers, espe- standpoint. Others will respond. A force wherever you are. cially when dealing with others. Tonight: As you like! CAPRICORN If you are single, you could meet LEO Dec. 22-Jan. 19 your future life partner this year. July 23-Aug. 22 HHHH A partner defines his or HHH Use the morning hours Ironically, more than one suitor her expectations. You will want could come forward. If you are to the max, as you will peak attached, adjust to the changing then. Afterward, you are on a to work with this person rather nature of your sweetie. He or she downward tumble, trying to ac- than walk away. An element of is growing to a new level. CAN- complish all that you can, and detachment helps when dealing CER only increases your moody as effectively as possible. Know with others' moods and issues. that you might need to make it tendencies. Expect a challenge to your ideas The Stars Show the Kind of Day an early day. Tonight: Just for You'll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Posi- you. here or there. Tonight: Feed your tive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Dif- VIRGO mind -- rent a movie for escape. ficult Aug. 23-Sept. 22 AQUARIUS ARIES HHHH Accept responsibility, Jan. 20-Feb. 18 and you will emerge a winner. March 21-April 19 HHHHH Others tweak and HHHH Communicate your Your sense of direction and skill concerns early on. A meeting with detail make you a necessity! toy with your ideas. What they proves to be more successful if The end results prove to be excel- are doing might not be meant in done in the morning. Digest lent. Let others rally around you. any other way but to tease you. information and center yourself Enjoy all the attention. Don't Don't get stuck. Loosen up and in the afternoon. Your intuition you deserve it? Tonight: Where laugh. Start focusing on a new helps with an investment and a your friends are. diet or health program. Tonight: discussion. Tonight: If you don't LIBRA want to do anything, just say so. Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Time with a special person. TAURUS HHHH Zoom in on goals ear- PISCES April 20-May 20 ly on if you want to succeed. By Feb. 19-March 20 HHHH Quit worrying so the afternoon, your mind drifts HHHH Hop into a project ear- much, because it isn't helping to other concerns -- though not ly on this morning if you want and might be more distracting unpleasant, they could be dis- than anything. This afternoon, tracting. Close your door if you to get a lot done. The afternoon reach out for others, ask im- need to concentrate. Tonight: proves to be distracting and at portant questions and say "no" Think rather than question. times challenging if you are too if you would like. Listen to feed- SCORPIO focused on work. Be a smart Fish back. Tonight: Hang out with Oct. 23-Nov. 21 -- loosen up. Go with the flow. friends. HHHHH Step up to the plate GEMINI knowing full well you can han- Tonight: Let someone else make May 21-June 20 dle problems as well as run-of- the first move or decide on plans. HHHHH The Force is with the-mill activity. Express your Lie back. you this morning. By the after- competency. Clearly others seek BORN TODAY noon, you feel energy leaking you out. Do make time for the out of your body and wonder if important people in your life, Prince William (1982), actress you can get everything done. Use even if it is only an extended Jane Russell (1921), philoso- your organizational skills, espe- lunch. Tonight: Act as if the pher Jean-Paul Sartre (1905) 14 Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 • www.bocanews.com Boca Raton News Boca News CLASSIFIEDS .com Ph.: 561-893-6401 • Fax: 561-893-6674 • e-Mail: [email protected] BOCA RATON • DELRAY BEACH • PARKLAND • COCONUT CREEK • CORAL SPRINGS

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218 Sales 268 Part-time 301 Apts./Condos 303 Townhouse/ 322 Share Rentals/ 401 Apts./Condos 407 House for Sale 407 House for Sale Employment For Rent Villa/Duplex Roommates for Sale TELEMARKET’G & SALES for Rent ASSOC FT in Boca ofc. CAFETERIA ATTENDANT BOCA 1/1.5 East - Remod- Wanted Part time. Ft. Lauderdale Good phone skills a must. eled with GRANITE, W/D, Must be articulate & self Private School. Work shift BOCA OLD FLORESTA to (M-F; 10am-2pm). Previous Pool, Cable & H20 incl. No motivated. 800-590-5323. pets. $1100 mo. Call 727- share house with pool. W/D. experience serving on buf- $450 mo. + utilities. Call fet line preferred. Apply be- 515-7772. 561-368-1579. tween 10-3pm; Tues-Thurs: 222 Restaurant/ BOCA Human Resources: 1501 2/2 condo, next to Hotel/Club NE 62nd St., Ft. Laud. EOE FAU/PBCC. Comm. pool & BOCA 4/2 Lowest Priced in BOCA MIZNER CC 4/3.5 w/ / DFW tennis. 561-715-8702, email Boca Isles. 2,300+ A/C SF. endless golf/lake views. Restaurant [email protected] HIGHLAND BCH 2/2 Totally 101 Legal Notices KENNEL ASSISTANT P/T, Fresh paint in/out. Lg Pvt 3,700 A/C SF. Private Pool. Remodeled Corner Unit. 2 WEST BOCA week-ends only. Exp. pref. BOCA BEACH AREA BOCA E. MIZNER AREA Yard. Incredible Invest. Totally upgraded! Below NOTICE OF ALE HOUSE Gorgeous 3/3.5 Town- Balconies! Intra / Ocean $474,900. Harvey Dubov CHANGE IN MEETING Requires dedicated & car- TEMPORARY HOUSING Market - Bring Offers! ing individuals. 561-391- house. 2700 sq. ft. views. $45K in Upgrades! RE/MAX 561-542-7355 $875,000 Harvey Dubov ** ALL ** Lovely furn, apts, avail. $499,000. Harvey Dubov The regular meeting of the Board of 7444, fax 561-391-4684.. daily, wkly, mthly. Extras Elevator, skylight, garage, RE/MAX 561-542-7355 Commissioners of the Greater Boca ** POSITIONS ** fully upgraded, plus, plus. RE/MAX 561-542-7355 incl. linens, dishes, cook- Raton Beach & Park District sched- Top pay!! Must have full Owner/Agent 561-445-2451 uled for Monday, July 2, 2007 at 4:00 avail Caring mgmt team 272 Positions/ ware, cable, pool, spa, p.m. at the Sugar Sand Park Commu- BOCA E. OF FAU. 2 br / 1.5 403 Townhouse/ Apply in person: Corner HBO. Reasonable rates. nity Center, 300 South Military Trail, Situations Wanted ba townhouse. Large Boca Raton, has been rescheduled to of Glades & Lyons Rd. Boca/Deerfield NO PETS Villa/Duplex Monday, July 9, 2007 at 3:45 p.m. at CLEANING BY LISA Honest, 954-426-4672 rooms. Fenced yard. ideal the same location. Millersalehouse.com to share or family. $1195, for Sale 561-487-2989 reliable. Excellent referenc- Publish: June 21, 2007 es. Homes and offices. Call 3/2 $1595. 561-368-5555 Boca Raton News 401 Apts./Condos 754-245-0888. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BOCA E. 228 Trades 305 Efficiencies/ for Sale BOCA 4/2.5+ Large Loft. City Towing L.L.C. gives Notice of OAKS OF BOCA Studios for Rent Completed ’07. Premium Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell AC TECH Min. 5 yrs. exp. NOTICE Near FAU/Hosp. BOCA CENTER PLAZA BOCA PALM BEACH FARMS the following vehicles, on the follow- All real estate advertising LARGE studios. Gated Cul-de-sac lot! 1st Flr. Mas- 4 bedrooms/3 baths on ing dates at 09:00 am at 506 NE 3RD Lic. Lg comm. RE owner, BOCA E. Stumble to beach. dwntwn loc. close to Mizner, herein is subject to the Fed- comm. Pools, tennis. ter Ste. Total Upgrades! large, treed private lot ST. BOYTNON BEACH, FL 33435- Boca. Fax 561-392-8938. Large Guest house, private park, shops, restaurants & eral Fair Housing Act which From $750 UP. Call Jim $539,000. Harvey Dubov (11,000SF). Spacious, well 3832, pursuant to subsection 713.78 garden, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. beach. 1/1, $144,900. Luke of the Florida Statutes. City Towing makes it illegal to advertise 561-797-1590 or RE/MAX 561-542-7355 landscaped corner with Must see. $2200. Call 561- L.L.C. reserves the right to accept or any preference, limitation, 561-392-1734. Redigan, Coldwell Banker heated pool and gardens. reject any and/or all bids. 252 Domestic Help 699-5991. 954-675-5834. or discrimination based on BOCA 3/2 Villa Totally Re- This is a prime residence ON JULY 10, 2007 Wanted race, color, religion, sex, with heated pool, well situ- 1FTEF25N6TLB82262 ’96 Ford BOCA E. Newly renovated. done / Upgraded! New roof handicap, familial status or 307 ated in the Addison Mizner 1MELM62W1SH608196 ’95 Mercury 2 bedroom, 1 bath $1,000 Homes for Rent ’06. Priced to sell! Great loc! 1MEPM6045KH656240 ’89 Mercury national origin, or intention School district. All “A” rated month. Call 561-994-5308. $223,900 Harvey Dubov 2C1MR5296T6768851 ’96 Chevrolet to make any such prefer- BOCA 4/2, Furn. or unfurn. schools. OWNER SAYS HOUSEKEEPER needed, RE/MAX 561-542-7355 4T1BF18B5WU287075 ’98 Toyota ences, limitations or dis- East of 95, 1 block from “MAKE OFFER!” Call Katie JT2SV12E5G0494349 ’86 Toyota part time, approx. 12 BOCA E. OF FAU. 2 br / 1.5 crimination. State laws for- Mizner Elem. $1650 mo. + Stack, ReMax Advantage ON JULY 15, 2007 hrs. per week in the bid discrimination in the ba townhouse. Large 1FABP52U9KG118582 ’89 Ford deposit. Call 561-859-6086. 561-271-8281 afternoon. Parkland / sale, rental or advertising of rooms. Fenced yard. ideal 1G8ZR1276XZ236164 ’99 Saturn Coral Springs home. to share or family. $1195, 1HGCA5621HA051384 ’87 Honda real estate based on factors BOCA 5/3 w/Pool & Spa. 2FACP73F1MX113325 ’91 Ford Ironing a must. May in- in addition to those protect- 3/2 $1595. 561-368-5555 BOCA E. 2 BR, 2 BA 2,500+ SF! Split BR Plan. Publish: June 21, 2007 clude some babysitting. ed under federal law. We house in quiet neighbor- Accordian Shutters. Int. Pvt Boca Raton/Delray Beach News Call 561-549-0859. will not knowingly accept hood. New paint, appli- BOCA CENTURY VILLAGE Lot. Low HOA. A+ Schools any advertising for real es- REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL BOCA E. OF FAU ances, tile floor, finished 55+, 1/1.5, 1st flr, new $499,000. Harvey Dubov (RFP) tate that is in violation of the LAUNDRESS Wanted E. Bicycle Club Apts garage could be 3rd br carpt, paint, appl. L‘ots of RE/MAX 561-542-7355 FOR REMEDIATION OF SOIL ON 20 Boca P/T, make your own law. All persons are hereby amenities. $95,000. Call LOTS LOCATED WITHIN THE 3/2 $1595 2 BR $1150 or ofc/fam room. Scr. BOCA Deepwater 90’ w/ hrs, machine wash and dry, informed that all dwellings BOCA Builder’s Close-out! CARVER SQUARE SUBDIVISION, Sm 2 br $1095 1/1 $900 porch. Approx 1500 total now Beatriz DaRocha PPI dock. 3/3, pool, compl. up- DELRAY BEACH. advertised are available on No Restrictions for Inves- fold, iron, some hand wash, sf. Sm pets ok. Available 561-706-5751 dated. Below mrkt price. an equal opportunity basis. Lg rms. New kitchen tors. Only $5K Down! Hurry Sealed proposals must be filed $10/hr. Call 954-571-8188 7/1/07. $1500 month. $1,495,000. Monika Herbi- BOCA POINTE 4/2.5 on with the CRA at 20 North Swinton cabinets & SS appl. 2 Left Great investment op- Avenue, Delray Beach, Flordia Call 561-368-8895 chova 954-592-5919. Ownr/ oversized corner lot ! Over PT COOK NEEDED and Lg pool. Parking galore. portunity. Harvey Dubov 33444 by 2:00 PM, Friday July 20, Free cable. W/D hook- Agent. Providence RE Grp $100K in upgrades! Resort- 2007. shopping, 5 nights per RE/MAX 561-542-7355 up. Free internet with 3 BOCA E. 2/2 beauty w/gar. style pool/endless lake vws Frank Wheat, Chair week. E. Boca area. Diane Colonna, Secretary bedroom only. Granite, jac. bath. Close to from your patio w/gazebo, Community Redevelopment Agency 561-393-9999. Ask for Mike email Mizner, FAU, bchs. Fenced blt-in BBQ & Bar. Offered @ Delray Beach or Michele [email protected] yard. Room to park boat. $599,000. Harvey Dubov (561) 276-8640 MOVE IN TODAY $1650 mo. 561-302-9625. RE/MAX 561-542-7355 Publish: June 21, 22, 24, 25 & 26, 561-368-5555 2007 256 Personal, BOCA E. 4 br, 2 bath water- Boca Raton/Delray Beach News front pool home, new appl., Beauty Svc. BOCA Newly remodeled 1 deepwater access, 80’ bulk BOCA GLADES All ages, BOCA Stonebridge CC 3 bdrm, 1 bath, $775/month. head. Bike to beach. $2,500 br/2.5 ba. Must sell 110 Lost & Found great location. Exquisite 3 NAIL TECHS WANTED Ex- Near shopping & FAU. Call mo. Call 631-948-0000. make offer. bed, 2 ba lakefront. 1 pet, LOST: Black & white spayed perience Preferred. Very 954-540-3053 BOCA E. Only $485,000. BOCA E. SFH; 2 br, 2 ba, gated comm. Consider an- BOCA LAS BRISAS Owner female cat near Wiles Rd. & Busy Salon. Great Location. 301 Apts./Condos 12,000 +SF of lakefront with Please call Kerri at 954- Remod. kitch w/new appl.; nual lease. $279,900 Furn. $269,900. Central Boca, 3/ pool. This pool home is one- Desperate Coral Springs Dr. on 5/21/ For Rent new W/D; FL rm; Fenced yd 344-6334 or Unfurn. Nena McCau- 2.5, newer tile, pvt. location, of-a-kind with new AC, 7 Call me, visit property, 2007. REWARD. Please BOCA Close to bch, FAU, Mizner. ghey, Re/Max Select 561- new roof, new paint, scr. year roof, new 21” porcelain make an offer and you help 954-255-6889. $1600 mo. 561-417-4091. patio. Call now Beatriz Da- could be surprised. Ask STUDIO, 1,2,3 702-4232. tile set on the diagonal, El- 264 Misc. 3 BEDROOMS BOCA E. Spacious remod- Rocha PPI 561-706-5751. egant crown and base 4 Realty 561-441-9933 BR’S & TWNHMES molding, neutral tones and or cell 1-561-310-1600 Ideal to Share or Family Many with washer/dryer eled 4/3/1, walk downtown, Employment fabulous stainless and 3/2 Oaks of Boca- Pool, Pool, balcony, garage comm. pool & tennis, only granite kitchen with cherry tennis, cbl. Scr. Patio Min. to bch & schools. $2200 mo. Owner / Broker BOCA BUS DRIVER Part Time. Ft. cabinetry! A must see! Call $1350. 954-421-0002. Boat Dock Available. 561-866-5610. NEAR SHOPPING Laud. Priv. School is hiring Katie Stack, ReMax Ad- 2/2 $1195. 394-4888 Furn/unf., short/long Compl. renovated 2/2 Part-Time Drivers. Mon-Fri. 3/2 Bicycle Club - Pool, CORAL SPRINGS 3/2 house condo, E.I-95. No age vantage 561-271-8281. (split shift - 2 hrs AM / 2 hrs term. By owner No R/E for rent. Gated, 2 car gar- Internet, Cbl, Stainless fee. Pet ok restriction. Ready to BOCA E. SFR; Gated 4/2, PM), good driving record, steel appl & micro. W/D age, community pool, only 7 move. Reduced to From $725-$2500 years old. Clean & updated. 2CG, 2440 sq. ft. Pool on current “CDL” req. Apply hook up. $1595. 561-391-5000 $149,900. Gagnon lake. Lg lot. New Kitchen. A/ between 10-3pm; Tues.- 2/2 Casa Del Rio- faces $2,150 mo. Call Dan 561- Realty 954-977-7325, 561-487-0404 today for 441-9298. C, Roof, Paint, Carpet & Thurs: Human Resources: FAU/canal. Lg rooms - Move In Specials” 954-675-0629. BOCA MIZNER POINTE front door. 561-302-0569 1501 NE 62 Street, Ft. Split bedrooms. Free $343,000. Best location in www.buyowner.com#FTL6 BOYNTON 3 bed/2 bath Laud. EOE/DFW cable - scr patio. $1150 community. 3/2.5, wood flrs, 9507 condo in magnificent Boyn- MOVE IN TODAY scr. patio, 1 car gar. Call 201 Professional ton gated community, Mira- JANITORS F/T & P/T avail. BOCA/DEERFIELD E. now Beatriz DaRocha PPI 394-4888 bella Villas. Offers large Pompano Bch area. We are 561-706-5751 COMM. RE SR. PROP MGR 5 WATERFRONT heated pool and spa, rec- yr min. exp. CPM pref. 2 mil. looking for responsible peo- 2/2, awesome view, lg ple. Exp. pref. Call to set up ALL AREAS reation area, clubhouse with sf Boca. Fax 561-392-8938 balc., furn/unf. No Pets racquetball, basketball, bil- an interview 860-828-8496 NO FEE or Rltrs. Good credit. 407 House for Sale liards, HIGH IMPACT FIT- LEASE ADMIN./COLLECTOR $1250 mo. annual. NO FEE NESS CENTER , Just north for comm. RE. Exp. pref. PET GROOMERS NEEDED 631-885-3342 NO FEE BOCA of the Delray line. Roman Fax 561-392-8938. Immediate Openings!!! Full 631--234-6484. NEED A RENTAL ? DELRAY 3/2.5 + large loft. Tub, soft neutral tones. and Part-time Pet Groom- BOCAPORTABELLA On VICTORIA ISLE Call Me. No Fee To YOU. Spacious , huge lot w/end- Kitchen opens to living area. 204 Accounting ers Needed. Get out of the ANNUAL or SEASONAL CORAL SPRINGS CONDO Intracoastal. 1/1.5 all new, LEAST EXPENSIVE BOCA FALLS 4/3/2 Re- shop and into a clean and less lake views. Upgrades! Priced to sell at $212,900. FURN. or UNFURN. spacious 3/2 for rent, 3rd guard gated, $309K. Steph- duced $40K ! 2,700+ A/C Call Katie Stack, ReMax safe Mercedes-Benz Sprint- $2,400 mo. Harvey Dubov WOODFIELD CC ACCOUNTING ASST. F/T. Regency RE Services floor, near good schools, anie Kaufman, Lang Realty SF. Huge Fenced Yard. Advantage 561-271-8281 GP, QB & Excel a plus. er Van. All state-of-the art RE/MAX 561-542-7355 $435,000 561-350-4422. shopping, bus, etc. Well 561-558-9257. Great Community Amen- $30-35K based on exp. tools, supplies and equip- kept community. Only 3 bedrooms + conv. den ities. $599K. Harvey Dubov Send res. to careers@ ment provided by the com- BOCA 1/1 Loft $950 FREE 320 Rooms for / 2.5 baths RE/MAX 561-542-7355 Month. All new, Charming, $1500 mo. 954-260-5258 or livedatagroup.com pany. Good work ethic a Motivated seller. Will Private, Quiet, Cat OK. 954-816-3035. Rent/Room consider trade & / or BOCA ISLES N. Beautiful 4 must! Clean drivers li- 561-504-3692 bedr, 3 ba, 2 car gar on cense..Have fun while earn- DELRAY Beach area. 1 & Board Owner Financing. Make 208 Clerical/Office/ offer. Owner oversized pvt. hedged lot. ing top dollar! Call 954-796- BOCA 1/1, $925 2 BR, bedroom garden apt. “Old Lg patio, htd pool, granite/ Secretarial $1095 up, 3/2 $1595, top BOCA E Master suite/bath, 561-350-5862 1900 or apply online at Florida” setting incl. cable, pool home, private patio, marble thruout, Grand Cay- www.aussiepetmobile.com area, new appl, free cable, laundry. $850 mo. No pets. man floor model. $659,900 EXEC. SEC’Y MOVE IN TODAY 394-4888 cable, W/D, new carpet CHRISTIAN CHURCH seek- Aussie Pet Mobile is the Leave msg. 561-441-0478. $600 mo. Female only. or (rent $3500 mo. incl. wa- ing exec. sec’y w/people World’s #1 pet Grooming Call 561-393-7455 ter, prem. cable, lawn/pool COCONUT CRK 5/7.2+ Bil- skills. Previous church exp. Franchise..Find your place service). 561-718-5128. liard Room/Library/Theater with this rapidly growing 303 Townhouse/ BOCA E. Rooms $110, $135 BOCA SPANISH OAKS req. To apply please call & $150 wk. Bedrm w/house Estate. 1.5 Acres! 7,400+ 561-395-2400 ext. 329. company Villa/Duplex $166,900 OBO 2/2 close to A/C SF. Reduced $900K. privledges. Female only. FAU, Boca Hospital, beach- for Rent 40+. Incl. cable, ph & elec. $2,395,000! Harvey Dubov 561-994-5308. LV msg. es, I-95. This is a short sale, RE/MAX 561-542-7355 best deal in area, first time BOCA (NE) 2/2 Duplexes BOCA Furnished room with home owner dream! Zey- Watrfront area 1 w/patio BOCA / BROKEN SOUND CC refrigerator in pvt. home. nep Girisgen 561-306-6593. from $1200 sm pets ok 561- REDUCED TO SELL! Up- Near beach. $500 mo. + util. Boca Real Estators 400-9015, 750-7845. 1 month security. Call 561- grades incl: 24” saturnia 368-4694. marble. 2/CG. Gated, club amenities., $474,900. BOCA ISLES NORTH Lg sin- BOCA Room for rent w/ pvt Harvey Dubov RE/MAX bathm. W/D. Palmetto & gle fam.5/3/3.1cg. Over- BOCA 561-542-7355 sized yard, room for pool. Powerline. Non smkr. $550/ 2&3 BR Twnhms Gated, clbhse, “A” schools. mo incl. util. Nice comm. w/ $670K. Stephanie Kaufman w/garages. pool. 561-305-7893. CORAL SPRINGS EAGLE / Lang Realty 561-558-9257 Starting at $1495. TRACE Fabulous 5 Bed- DELRAY 1 bedrm. furn. room/4.5 Bath with incred- 561-487-0404 Walk to downtown & beach. $550 mo. all included. Call ible panoramic views of golf 561-347-7571 course 3rd hole fairway, BOCA E. 1600 sq. ft. duplex. BOCA TOSCANA SOUTH water and patio heated 3 br, 2.5 bath. Located in DELRAY Rooms for rent. Newer bldg. top floor with pool. Huge premium, pri- beautiful East Boca. Only Very quiet & clean home. fab views ocean intra- BUY IT. SELL IT. vate corner lot. Wonderful $1,500 mo. Call Ron Gross Kitchen & laundry use. Incl. coastal. Private elevator to updated split and open floor 561-350-5484. cable, pool & tennis. $550 an exquisite, 3 bd, 2.5 ba plan. Great golf, tennis and mo. No util. 561-577-3851. FIND IT. residence. Quick occup. BOCA 3/2/2 in Escondido. resort clubhouse commu- BOCA E. Duplex 2/2 w/lg Huge cul de sac lot with nity of Eagle Trace. A must DELRAY Smoker’s OK, ALSO Available for annual encl. porch w/ac. Clean, endless golf views. Custom 561- 893-6401 $550 moves you in. Share see! $749,000. Call Olivia bright, great terrazzo flrs. lease. $1,600,000. Nena features - Must see ! nice home. Must have job & Spilotros/Joy Carter, Pru- Small pets ok. No smokers. McCaughey, Re/Max Select $419,900. Harvey Dubov dential Florida WCI 954- $1100 F/L/S. 561-391-2885 car. Min. from beach. 561- 561-702-4232. 271-2242 RE/MAX 561-542-7355 369-0253. www.bocanews.com • Boca Raton/Delray Beach News - Thursday, June 21, 2007 15

407 House for Sale 412 Lots & Acreage 510 Warehouses 723 Baby items 732 Household 736 Sporting 802 Pets & Animals 802 Pets & Animals for Sale for Rent Goods for Sale/Adoption for Sale/Adoption BELLINI BABY FURNITURE Goods/ South Cent. Florida Complete room. If you are BIKE RACKS fit onto trailer Recreation looking for high quality ital- hitch $25 ea. Lawn spread- LAKE LOT SALE ! BOCA EAST ian made baby furniture for er $5. Toro Lawn Mower, POOL TABLE Small, ideal Lake Access a deep discount.....look no 6.5HP self prof, $50. Golf Office/Warehse Club & Bag, Wilson X31 for kids, 4’x2’, perfect con- $79,900 Fully A/C further. This Bellini baby fur- (was $199,900) niture is without a doubt $25. 2 adult life jackets $4 dition. 4 Cues & balls, $75. 425-2,050 sq. ft. ea. Call 954-461-8517. Lake View $124,900 ------some of the finest around. Call 561-239-0891. Boca (was $224,900) Retail Space The set includes, crib w/ DINING ROOM set, 10pc DELRAY Pool home / dou- mattress (storage under- Lakefront $299,900 Great loc. 1,000 sq. ft. Solid cherry double pedes- ble lot & lge fenced yard ! (was $399,900) ------neath and converts to tod- tal table. Chairs and hutch/ CHARLOTTE Wanna see MORGAN I’m a nice little Vaulted ceilings, gourmet kit 714 Cemetery 750 Medical Owner says “SELL!” 1 to 3 Office Space dler bed), dresser/changing buffet. Retail $4K, asking my tongue?? I’m a sweetie low-to-the-ground model! w/Tumblestone backsplash table, armoire, rocking $950. Delivery available. acre lake properties re- 150 to 3,000 sq. ft. Property Equipment/ of a gal, a Beagle/Pointer I’m a pure bred male Welsh & new appls, fireplace, wet duced $100,000+. Gated chair/glider w/o ottoman. All 561-296-2397. mix, 2.5 years old. 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eDeliver your Boca News SPORTS Sign up at BocaNews.com YOUR TEAMS ARE OUR TEAMS Sharks camp keeps on chugging By Mario Sarmento SPORTS EDITOR For 11 years, Spanish River High basketball coach John Jones has hosted a camp at the school, in part to give kids an opportunity to have the same fun he had when he attended camps as a child. “It’s extremely competitive, and all we’re trying to do is try and teach skill – offensive and defen- sive skill – while also throwing in enjoyment,” Jones said. “And I think we’ve found a nice combina- tion between those two things.” The landscape has certainly changed since the Sharks coach started his hoops camp. In 1996, there was no West Boca Raton Mario Sarmento/Staff Photo High, and summer sports camps Blake Shannon (left) brings up the ball during a 5-on-5 game at the were not nearly as prevalent in the Spanish River High basketball camp on Monday. The camp, which is in Mario Sarmento/Staff Photo area as they are now. its 11th year, ends Friday. Thirteen-year-old Joe Youngruss throws to home plate during a fielding drill at the West Boca Baseball Jones’ two-week camp, which non, who just completed his junior as a freshman. Camp on Wednesday. The three-week camp ends this Friday. ends Friday, features skills drills in season, has been a counselor for “He (Jones) fixed my shot here, the morning and 3-on-3 and 5-on- three years. and I really got to work on my shot 5 games in the afternoons to give “I like the stations, cause that’s a lot,” she said. West Boca Baseball Camp kids a chance to demonstrate what where I can tell them how to really Her favorite day of the camp is they learned in a game situation. do stuff,” he said. the last Friday, when Jones holds a One of the unique aspects of the Shannon taught the kids ball- series of contests all day long, from wraps up this week camp is that Jones has nearly as many handling this week, and he has the George Mikan layup game to girls attending as boys. That might been in the unique position of ball-handling to three-point shoot- By Mario Sarmento to be moved to the tennis courts playing career at Division III stem from Jones’ wide-ranging expe- having two of the kids he coached ing to a one-on-one competition. SPORTS EDITOR because the Bulls field had been Oglethorpe University in Atlanta. rience as a coach. Jones started his ca- come up and play alongside him The winners of each event get a Players ages 8-16 are learning waterlogged by frequent showers Vinnie’s older brother feels the reer at Spanish River leading the boys, on the Sharks team. ribbon, while the victors in the 3- to play baseball the Bulls way at over the last two weeks. camp has given him an advan- only to move to the girls side before “It’s different, it’s kind of weird,” on-3 and 5-on-5 tournaments get the West Boca Baseball Camp. “If you hit it over the outer tage going into tryouts this year. going back to boys this year. he said with a laugh. team trophies. This is Coach Brian Joros’ parts of the tennis courts, it “It’ll give me an extra head- “It gives the girls an opportunity Shannon’s younger brother Gary Downing, assistant boys seventh year running the camp, would be an out,” eleven-year- start on everybody,” he said. to have somewhere to play also, be- Blake has been a camp regular for basketball coach at Saint Andrew’s which he started when he was old Vinnie Youngruss said. “So I “Coming here and getting to cause there’s limited opportunities eight years, going back to when he School and a teacher at St. Jude’s, coaching at Boynton Beach hit like seven over.” know the players and stuff.” all the way around,” he said. was a 5-year-old. has been coaching at the camp for High. But this is the first year he Youngruss joined the camp with Joe, also an infielder/pitcher for Kids from third grade to eighth “I was pretty good, but they the last four years. has held it at West Boca High. his older brother Joe, who is one of St. Jude’s last year, said the big- grade have a chance to hone their taught me a bunch of stuff and I “The interaction I think with “We get to learn who they are, several incoming freshmen at West gest thing he learned was to push skills at various stations Jones sets got most of it,” he said. Next year, the counselors and the kids is learn about them, get to give them Boca Raton this year. his glove out to field a ball rather up in the morning, from ball-han- Blake hopes to follow in his broth- something special,” he said. “Ev- some advice on what they need Vinnie, an infielder/pitcher for St. than cradle it against his stomach, dling to shooting to defense. er’s footsteps as a counselor. erybody’s having fun. We teach a to work on before they become a Jude’s School said, “I learned better which he feels will help him play At 11 a.m., the younger kids go to On the girls’ side, Sharks senior little bit, but at the same time we West Boca Bull,” Joros said. “As far fundamentals on fielding a ground better defense next year. lunch while the older kids play 3-on-3 Christina Gabrielle has also been a let them play.” as whether they need to improve ball, better ways how to pitch.” Another coach, Joe Maiorana, games for an hour. At noon, the older counselor for the last three years. It’s all part of the reason Jones their cardiovascular, improve their Joros had several current and was a player for Joros when he kids go to lunch and the younger “It’s good,” she said. “It teaches wanted to have the camp in the weight training, all that stuff.” former players helping to coach was at Boynton Beach. Maio- ones play 3-on-3. Then at 3 p.m., the them experience and we get to first place. In the mornings, players at the camp, including recently rana coached at the first camp, groups are split into teams for 5-on-5 work with them and teach them “For the past 11 years, this is my go through drills like fielding graduated Matt Cornwell, current then took time off to work. He games that are 10 minutes long. Girls new things. So it makes you feel favorite part of my year,” he said. grounders at first and shortstop Bull Brian Busch and Stetson Uni- returned this year while he com- and boys play in mixed teams accord- like a better person.” “Because I get a chance to share and throwing home, learning versity sophomore Justin Dechert. pletes his education at Florida At- ing to their level of skill. Fourteen-year-old Katie Kopys- my passion with the young kids in the right hitting approach on a Cornwell’s younger brother lantic University. Mairoana will Jones has several boys and girls canski is also in her third year at the community. When I asked to two-strike count and developing Griffin was a participant at the be on the Bulls’ coaching staff from the Spanish River basketball the camp, though all have come as do this 11 years ago, that’s what I the right batting stance. camp, as well as both of Busch’s this year and he hopes to teach at teams working as counselors over a player. She was encouraged to at- wanted to get out of it: the opportu- After lunch the players scrim- younger brothers. the school next year. the two-week period. Not every tend after Jones saw her play at Omni nity to touch young kids’ lives that mage, with the younger group “There are some good kids, “The kids love it,” he said. “We Shark gets to do so though, as Jones Middle School. aren’t here, that aren’t at Spanish playing a seven-game World Se- kids who will be in this program come out here, every day, have a selects players who he feels will be Kopyscanski hopes to use what River. At the grass roots, using the ries. Players also got to compete the next couple of years,” said, nice routine. And the kids want to most compatible with the kids. she has learned in the camp to game of basketball to teach life in a home run derby, which had Cornwell, who will continue his learn.” Spanish River guard John Shan- make the basketball team this year skills.” Boca Raton’s Green wins overall championship in South Florida Junior PGA event Special to the News nita Springs) and Josh Seale (Parkland) at 67, Er- Szyndlar, who used his four birdies to cruise to a two- In the Boys 12-13 Division, Gabriel Ormachea Taylor Szyndlar of Jupiter and Jay Green of Boca nesto Marin (Miami) and Szyndlar at 70, Jacob Yoon shot victory – his second in a row on the SFPGA Jr. of Aventura won by three shots over Chase Koepka Raton took home the Overall Championship trophies (Boynton Beach) at 71, and Matthew Green (Boca Tour. of Wellington and Jared Carver of Pembroke Pines. at the South Florida PGA Junior Tour’s Event #3 at Raton) at even par 72. For Jaye Green it was not a string of birdies that Ormachea finished with a 73, for a two day total of the Mustang Course at Lely Resort. Szyndlar’s round of 70 and Green’s round of 67 On the girls side, Taylor Collins (Davie) shot a 68 won her the tournament – it was steady play on the two-over par 146. were just two of the nine rounds at par or better in – her best round of 2007 – and Shelby Coyle (Pem- back nine. The South Florida PGA Junior Tour will be back the second round. broke Pines) shot a 72. Her seven pars and two birdies were enough to hold in action July 11-12 at the Ocean Reef Club in Key Also coming in at par or better – Ryan Clase (Bo- But, none of those rounds were enough to catch off strong rounds from Coyle and Collins. Largo.

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